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Prospectus 2016

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ISO 9001:2008
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CATEGORY BY
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Govt. of India
2014 AD
Sam Higginbottom Institute of
Agriculture, Technology
& Sciences
Deemed-to-be-University
Deemed-to-be-University declared
declared under
under section
section 33 of
of UGC
UGC Act,
Act, 1956
1956
Established
Established -- 1910
1910
SHIATS
Formerly
Formerly Allahabad
Allahabad Agricultural
Agricultural Institute
Institute
Allahabad
Allahabad -- 211
211 007,
007, U.P.,
U.P., INDIA
INDIA
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REASONS
outstanding
international & national
prominence in
REPUTATION
LINKS
RESEARCH
“A” Category Deemed University
assessed by MHRD, Govt. of
India in 2014.
Accredited by NAAC with “A”
grade in 2013.
Accredited by ICAR for all
Agriculture related programs.
SHIATS is an ISO 9001:2008
certified institution.
It is a pioneering institution to offer
Agricultural Engineering program
in 1943, first time in Asia and
fourth in World.
26 International MoUs with
prominent Universities /
Institutions like University of
Missouri, USA, Asian Institute
of Technology, Bangkok, Biola
University, USA, University of
River Side, USA, Indian Council
of Agricultural Research
(ICAR), CSIR, UPCAR, etc.
Development of input
responsive, temperature
tolerant, high yielding wheat,
rice and maize varieties to
support national food security.
Innovation through
sustainable, eco-friendly inter
disciplinary research. Patent
development and publishing
research papers in peer
reviewed journals. National
research fellowiship for
Masters and Ph.D. scholars.
Conducting high impact
research for societal needs.
teaching
forward
EXCELLENCE
THINKING
Semester System with
Continuous Evaluation with
academic freedom for the
teacher and taught. Courses are
regularly updated following the
norms of ICAR, UGC and other
statuary bodies . University
Grading System on a 10 point
scale.
Moral and value education is the
core discipline of each and every
professional program, thus to
produce engineers and
professionals with a human heart.
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Contents
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Chancellor’s Message
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Vice-Chancellor’s Message 03
The University
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History
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Yeshu Darbar
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Authorities
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Directors
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Officials
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Faculty of Agriculture
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Faculty of Engineering and
Technology
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Faculty of Science
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Faculty of Business Studies
Faculty of Theology
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Faculty of Animal Husbandry 66
and Dairying
Faculty of Humanities, Social 70
Science & Education
Faculty of Health Sciences
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Facilities
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Directorate of International 86
Training and Education
Directorate of Career
Planning and Counselling
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House of Representatives
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Counselling
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Student Advisory Systems
Library
Accommodation
Financial Assistance
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Admission Policy
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Faculty and Schools
Welcome
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Prospectus and Application Form
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Category of Candidates and
Number of Seats
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Admission Procedure
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Eligibility
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Entrance-Test Booklet
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Date for Entrance Test
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Admit Card
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Entrance-Test Results
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Counselling
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Group Insurance Scheme
for Students
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Post Office | Bank
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Refusal of Admission
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Cooperative Store
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Fee Structure
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Medical Facilities
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Social & Cultural Activities
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Faculty-Level Test and
Interview Programmes
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Sports Activities
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Reference Table for
UG Programmes
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NSS | NCC
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Centre for Entrance Test
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Community and Religious Life103
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Reference Table for PG
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Directorate of Chaplaincy, 103
Guidance and Counselling
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State-Code Chart
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Complaints Committee
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Faculty-wise Academic
Programme Table
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Disciplinary Committees
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Semester-wise Fee Structure 126
Anti-Ragging Cell (ARC)
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University Publication Division
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Hostel & Mess Facility
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Instructions for Filling the
Application Form
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Important Dates
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Essential Academic Requirements
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Messages
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Chancellor’s Message
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We are glad to be back here again to greet our
incoming students and to cheer up our continuing
students and wish Christ the Lord's richest
blessings upon our outgoing students.
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The year that just concluded is yet another
eventful one with several academic, research and
extension - national and international programmes
carried out by our learned faculty, the research
teams and the extension experts through
collaborating partners and the school based
initiatives.
Dr. Jetti A. Oliver
Chancellor, SHIATS
The year 2015 also marks the targeted year for
the Millennium Development Goals of the United
Nations. Having revisited these goals, the UN, in
September 2015, revised the MDGs as
“Sustainable Development Goals” according top
priority for ending poverty and ending hunger
and ensuring quality education and promotion of
life long learning opportunities.
For us at the SHIATS, with a history of 106 years,
it is its mission thrust to plough the land and feed
the hungry as such, it is well on the way towards
the said goals and without undermining the fact
that it continues to be a trend setter for making
the fallow lands, the productive farms to support
the State in its food security endeavours. The
new dream is to make health care accessible to
drive away disease and thus improve the quality
of life of the excluded groups of the population.
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Several specialized areas of study, research and
inter University partnerships were brought into
focus, in an effort to groom scientists, engineers,
educators, extension experts, administrators,
managers, health professionals, theologians and
technocrats to care for the least of the brethren,
even while making a career of choice, for their
life vocation. It is therefore, a great challenge to
every scientist and the scholar groomed at the
SHIATS, as much as, it is to the management
and the governance to inspire hope, instill
confidence and mainstream the neglected, for the
life of abundance.
Securing 'A' grades from the regulatory bodies of
the Government is one thing and being student
centric and living up to the expectations is yet
another thing. This makes our internal quality
assurance teams to be on their toes balancing the
promise and the performance at every given
moment to keep up the targets, with innovation,
grooming our students not just to succeed in
their exams but to prepare them to succeed in
their life journey.
Therefore, we are gearing up for the new
academic year, with the teaching, research, the
library, the sports fields, the professional networks
and other infrastructure resources; zealously
backed by the courageous and the
compassionate Vice Chancellor, the Most Rev.
Dr. Rajendra B. Lal, to be able to provide the
best for our students.
The students entering into the portals of the
SHIATS, need to work for their set goals,
pursuing the course of study and research, with
all seriousness, perform with full honesty and
realize the dreams, balancing professional growth
and moral value base as a means to enrich
themselves, their families and the Nation as a
whole for the University to be proud of each one
of them.
God bless our students, God bless our
University, God bless our Nation.
Dr. Jetti A. Oliver
Chancellor, SHIATS - DU
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missionary and resolve of a farmer, Dr.
Higginbottom remains the inspiration behind much
of our academic and social concerns. The focus of
the university has always been on the fact that our
people need to be trained in both technical skills as
well as godly lifestyle. Man is not made up of a body
but soul and spirit too, thus, man is primarily a
spiritual being living in a mud house. There is no
dichotomy between the physical and the spiritual. In
the figure of Jesus, we find the spiritual and the
material, God and man coming together. Man is so
important and valuable to God that He Himself
became man and thus affirmed the dignity of man.
God wants man to be saved from sin, and live an
honest and abundant life. As the Bible says: “For
God so loved the world that he gave his one and
only Son [Jesus], that whoever believes in him shall
not perish but have eternal life. For God did not
send his Son into the world to condemn the world,
but to save the world through him” (John 3:16–17).
God's plan for the world is redemption and
reconciliation and not death and destruction. While
releasing the love of God in person of Christ, the
Almighty God achieved the reconciliation with
mankind and adopted the whole humanity as His
own children. In the words of the Evangelist: “Yet to
all who received him [Jesus Christ], to those who
believed in his name, he gave the right to become
children of God” (John 1:12). The purpose of
Christ's coming in to the world is to give eternal life
to every individual who believes in Him. Lord Jesus
is the Saviour and the Lord to the whole creation.
He does not discriminate in accepting anyone into
his loving fold. It is like a sun giving light to all the
people irrespective of geographical territory, caste,
creed or colour and also like the showers of rain
that do not discriminate anyone. I am confident that
as you go obtain professional and technical
education here at SHIATS, you will not only gain
sufficient technical skills and professional
competence but also experience the love of God
and discern His will through the spiritual
atmosphere released by the loving Father on this
campus.
With love and blessings,
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“And the Word became flesh and dwelt among
us, full of grace and truth; we have beheld his
glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father”
(John 1:14).
Warm greetings to you in the most loving and
matchless name of our Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ.
Universities exist to cultivate, nurture and preserve
all that is unique, valuable and desirable in an
individual as well as the larger society. It provides us
the intellectual space to explore, experiment and
express ourselves despite the pressures of the
world. It encourages us to think out of the box, to
be innovative, to be hopeful against all odds. A
university is known for its liberality of spirit and
fearlessness in the pursuit of truth. It preserves what
is best in the past and strives for the glories hidden in
the bosom of the future. It is also the training
ground where God trains us human beings to be his
coworkers in restoring truth, goodness and beauty
in the fallen world.
SHIATS is a unique learning community, which
believes that human learning can serve the purposes
of God. A university that receives students from far
and wide, continues to be one of the most
demographically diverse educational institutions of
the country. With its focus on academics excellence,
proactive approach to research and character
building, the university has proven its ability to
produce global leaders. We strive to train our
students to enter the global workplace as creative
problem-solvers with the skills to cross both borders
and disciplines. Our faculty accomplishes innovative
interdisciplinary teaching and research in the field of
agriculture, engineering, science, computer science,
biotechnology, microbiology, environmental science,
forestry, animal husbandry, dairy, home science,
business studies, film and mass media, education and
humanities, health science and theology. Our
alumni, holding responsible positions across various
professional fields, are serving not only this nation
but also various other countries of the world.
Over the past century, the university has made
tangible progress in the light of the mission and
vision received from the founding father Dr. Sam
Higginbottom, who never wavered from this Godgiven mandate to bring out best available knowledge
and technology in fighting the scourge of poverty
and distress in our land. A man with the passion of a
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Dr. Sam Higginbottom,
inspired by the vision of
Gospel & Plough, professed that
the preaching of the spiritual
values of life in accordance with
the command of Lord Jesus
Christ is necessary with the
teaching and transfer of
technology.
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Preamble
The University is a united endeavour of the
Christian community in India for promoting
rural life and development in conformity
with the Christian vision of human kind and
the creation. The Institute is held in trust as
a common ecumenical heritage by the
Christian Churches and Christian
Organizations of the country. It seeks to be
a national centre of professional excellence
in education and service to the people with
the participation of students and faculty
members from all over India. The
University upholds and strives to achieve
the following:
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b)
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f)
g)
Responsible stewardship of the
environment and its resources,
Sustainable development,
Linkage of learning and research to the
needs and life of the people,
Justice to the minorities, and other
weaker sections of the society,
especially to women and the rural
poor,
Holistic formation of the human person
in, with and through the community
for leadership instilled by Christian
values,
National unity and communal harmony,
International fellowship and
cooperation in the educational and
developmental ministry in the service of
the LORD JESUS CHRIST.
In all of the above, the University helps the
young and old without coercion or
compulsion to deepen their commitment to
a life of service as exemplified in JESUS
CHRIST; by means of presentation of the
Gospel through teaching, worship and
witness in accordance with the Christian
belief.
Students enrolled in the academic
programmes are exposed to various
technical training, which enables them to
develop skills in their respective field. The
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University keeps the students informed
about potential job opportunities and helps
them in making prudent decisions for their
careers. It maintains and promotes close
linkages and active contact with potential
employers, both national and multinational,
while involving their executives and facilitates
their interaction with the students through
lectures, discussions and classroom
participation. The University also strives to
prepare its students to take their places as
farm managers, agricultural scientists,
agricultural officers, extension workers,
managers, educationists, agricultural
administrators, agricultural scientists, biotechnologists, micro-biologists, bio-chemists,
engineers, software professionals, dairy
technologists, nutritionists, textile designers,
theologians and pharmacists.
The University is a recognized member of
Association of Indian Universities (AIU),
Indian Agricultural Universities Association
(IAUA), International Association of
Universities (IAU), All India Association for
Christian Higher Education (AIACHE),
Association of Commonwealth Universities,
Asia-Pacific Association of Agricultural
Research Institutions (APAARI), Global
Consortium of Higher Education and
Research for Agriculture (GCHERA).
As a tribute to the founder Dr. Sam
Higginbottom, who through his sincere
services, hard work and dedication, has
contributed greatly towards enhancing the
agriculture production in our country, a
proposal was submitted to Ministry of
Human Resource Development, Govt. of
India, New Delhi to rechristen Allahabad
Agricultural Institute-Deemed University as
“Sam Higginbottom Institute of Agriculture,
Technology and Sciences”. In view of the
above, Ministry of Human Resource
Development, Govt. of India, New Delhi
vide communication bearing reference No.
F.13-7/2008-U.3.A, dated September 22,
2009 has permitted rechristenng of the
Allahabad Agricultural Institute-Deemed
University as: “SAM HIGGINBOTTOM
INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURE,
TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCES” (Formerly
Allahabad Agricultural Institute), (Deemed-tobe-University).
The Sam Higginbottom Institute of Agriculture,
Technology & Sciences (SHIATS) is striving to
acquire a place in the arena of International
science and technology while holding a
pioneering status in India. The University
offers fourty-two (42) undergraduate
programmes, hundred and one (101)
postgraduate programmes, sixteen (16)
diploma programmes and doctoral programe
in various disciplines.
The teaching and research faculties of the
University have highly qualified professionals,
trained in specialized areas of agricultural
science and technology with several of them
holding postgraduate degrees and doctoral
degrees from universities abroad. The State
Govt. of Uttar Pradesh had certified that the
Institute is a Minority Educational Institution
within the meaning of clause (i) of article 30 of
the Constitution of India, vide their letter no.
4894 15-80 (ii) dated the 12th of Sept. 1980.
Ministry of Human Resource Development
(MHRD), Government of India, New Delhi
vide D.O.No.F.20-71/2005-U.3 dated 21st
December 2005 also recognized the Institute
as a Minority Institution.
Being a Deemed-to-be University, SHIATS
does not require any approval from All India
Council for Technical Education (AICTE) for
technical and management courses and is
empowered to award degrees as specified
and notified under section 22 of University
Grant Commission (UGC) Act 1956
(Notification No F.2-1/2006 U.3(A) dated 7th
April 2006issued by Ministry of Human
Resource Development (MHRD),
Department of Secondary & Higher
Education, Govt. of India, New Delhi). In
2014, SHIATS was placed in “A” category by
MHRD, Govt. of India.
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(g) Studies in various disciplines;
to the promotion, advancement and
(h) Inter-disciplinary studies
sharing of scientific knowledge, for the
(I) National integration, secularism and
development of Christian men and
international understanding.
women in particular, for the rural
(j) Education at all levels to children, adults,
population in India and others in general.
women in the state and country, especially (s) To organize and to undertake extramural
living in the Rural Neighborhood and;
studies and extension services and other
(k) To do all such acts and things as may be
measures for the promotion of adult
necessary, incidental or conducive to the
education;
attainment of all or any of the objects of the (t) To prepare young men and women as
society.
citizens imbued with the zeal and spirit of
(l) To serve and work towards improvement
service in keeping with the teachings of
Objectives of the University
and development of rural life both among
our Lord Jesus Christ.
the Church and her people, and the
(u) To give effect to the spirit of national and
(a) To promote and provide for instruction and
general population in the rural areas.
international goodwill and friendship and
training in the areas of study relevant to
partnership, as well as the desires of the
Agriculture, Forestry, Fishery, Rural Economic (m)To fulfil the command "Feed the Hungry"
received by the founders, through
peoples of other areas and countries to
Development, Agricultural Engineering,
undertaking transfer of technology mission
share their best with each other for the
Engineering & Technology, Veterinary Sciences
in order to enable Indian farmers to
overall sustainability of human life on
and Animal Husbandry, Human Health,
produce more food and achieve selfplanet earth.
Sanitation, Home Science, Management,
reliance.
(v) To provide and promote instructions and
Community Development, Health & Medical
(n) To accomplish the vision of "The Gospel
training in such branches of learning as the
Education, and other relevant Sciences,
and The Plough" enunciated by the
society may deem appropriate.
Technologies, and Humanities, Social Science,
founders of the Institution, which means to (w)To do all such other acts and things as may
Christian Studies and Theology for all round
convey the message of freedom from
be necessary or desirable to further the
improvement in the quality of life through
spiritual and material poverty through the
objects of the society.
University or other Campuses, Colleges,
technology of agriculture together with
(x)To do all such things as may be incidental
Institutions of the Society within and outside
preaching of message of Jesus Christ,
and necessary or conducive to the
the country.
healing and evangelism for salvation of all
attainment of all or any of the objects of
(b) Opportunities for the integration of formal and
mankind.
the society referred to or implied above.
non-formal learning with practical experience
(o)To promote the study of Christianity and to (y) To maintain the historical Christian
in these fields.
give instruction in Christian Theology and
character and vision of the Institutions
(c) Furthering the prosecution of research,
religion and to impart moral and physical
established by the Christian churches and
particularly in Agricultural and Rural problems,
training;
Christian organizations under the
Forestry, Sciences, Engineering & Technology,
(p) To promote the study of religions,
leadership of Dr. Sam Higginbottom.
Human and Animal Health, Religious and
philosophy and culture of India;
(z) To supervise/evaluate and promote the
Moral Education through Christian Theology
work of the University, Church work,
and Higher Education Disciplines relevant to (q) To promote especially the educational and
cultural advancement of the Christians in
schools and colleges, campuses of the
holistic development of the society; and
India.
Institute, social activities, religious and
(d) Undertaking field and extension programmes.
charitable activities, other educational and
(e) Programmes of teaching and extension work (r) To provide opportunities for education and
learning by doing in areas of Agriculture
auxiliary units.
for Agriculture, Human Health, Women's
and Rural Economic Development geared
Development, Rural Development and
.
to the promotion, advancement and
Vocational Programmes to uplift sociosharing of scientific knowledge, for the
economic status of the people in rural India.
development of Christian men and women
(f) Innovations in education, new methods
in particular, for the rural population in India
of teaching and learning, and integral
and others in general.Development geared
development of personality;
Accreditation:
National Assessment and Accreditation Council
(NAAC), an autonomous institution of University
Grants Commission (UGC) accredited SHIATS
with “A Grade” (CGPA of 3.14 out of 4) in 2013.
SHIATS was also accredited in 2009 by Indian
Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) and in
2010 by Indian Council of Forest Research
Education (ICFRE). SHIATS is also ISO
9001:2008 certified institution.
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History
Dr. Sam Higginbottom
contemplated upon the Christian
neglect of the villages and
ultimately by the end of 1909, he
decided to bridge this gulf by
establishing an agricultural school
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Dr. Sam Higginbottom
(1874 – 1958)
Founder
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Visionaries
The Agricultural Institute was established
under the leadership of Dr. Sam
Higginbottom, in 1910, as an ecumenical
Institution of the Christian Churches and
Church organizations in India. Dr. Sam
Higginbottom came to India in 1903 and
joined the North India Mission of the
Presbyterian Church. From 1903 to 1909,
he taught economics and science in the
Allahabad Christian College, presently
known as Ewing Christian College, and at
the same time studied the local dialect.
During this period, he became a familiar
figure in the surrounding villages. He also
saw and observed the living conditions of
the villagers and was deeply concerned
about the ancient system of agriculture
that contributed to low productivity and
thus led to extreme poverty amongst
them. He was also genuinely disturbed by
the vast gulf between the urban Christian
and the rural masses. For several months
he contemplated upon the Christian
neglect of the villages and ultimately by the
end of 1909 he decided to bridge this gulf
by establishing an agricultural school, which
he envisioned would educate the village
boys, introduce improved agricultural
methods and cooperate with the local
farmers in solving their practical agriculture
related problems.
He also took over the responsibility of
supervising a home for lepers. This home
was operated by the Allahabad Charitable
Association,but since the home did not
have adequate facilities for providing food,
clothing and shelter, the lepers often left
and wandered into the city as beggars.
Dr. Higginbottom himself found them
repulsive as most of them had lost their
fingers and toes, their wounds were
wrapped in dung coloured rags. Dr. Sam
Higginbottom was so disturbed by the
sight that within a few weeks he asked to
be relieved of this responsibility, but Mr.
Arthur Henry Ewing, the Principal of
Allahabad Christian College, encouraged
him to continue this work. Realizing that
his attitude was inconsistent with the
teachings of the Bible, which taught to
cleanse lepers, the young missionary
acknowledged that they were indeed his
brothers in Christ. This made him look for
possibilities of increasing the financial
assistance for a proper home for lepers
and thus came into being, the present
Leprosy Hospital in Naini, situated across
the Jamuna river about 1.5 kilometers
south east of the city. The home consisted
of a small hospital and church and a home
for the untainted children of the lepers.
This home was the project of Ethelind
Higginbottom, wife of Dr. Sam
Higginbottom. She felt that children who
were separated within the first year of
their birth from their parents would not
contact this disease. This home was
adjacent to the Naini Jail where the
superintendent Col. E. Hudson,
introduced improved agricultural
techniques on the jail farm. Dr.
Higginbottom seized upon Hudson’s
methods of farming and taught these
methods to the lepers who were able
to farm.
The evolution of an agricultural school
was much more complex. Dr. Sam
Higginbottom wished to establish a school
that would train young men to work in
villages as well as do research in practical
agricultural problems of the villagers. His
experiences as a teacher, his studies about
India and his association with Col.
Hudson helped him to develop this
school. During his teaching of economics,
he observed that the course was rather
unrelated to the needs of the Indian
students. The books were based on the
knowledge of Western, urbanized society,
which here was meaningless for the Indian
students. The lack of comprehension and
the impracticality of the course deeply
disturbed Dr. Higginbottom. He then
decided to aquaint his students to the
Indian economy.
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school was situated on the confluence of
the Ganga – Jamuna, (known as “the
Sangam”). Every year in the months of
January and February, thousands of pilgrims
passed this way and thus they would be
able to observe and practically see the
improved methods of agriculture which
were implemented on the farm and in
return would carry these ideas with them to
the various parts of country from where
they had come. The first phase of the
Institute was its establishment, development
of appropriate training courses and training
programmes. Informal classes began in the
fall of 1912 and it was during this period
from 1912 to 1919 that the Institute faced a
time of uncertainty. The dairy, animal
husbandry and agriculture farm were
developed. Diploma in farm machinery and
dairying were started in 1923, then a
degree in agriculture in 1932, followed by a
degree in agricultural engineering in 1943.
This became the pioneer Institute to offer
agricultural engineering degree in the whole
of Asia; and the fourth in the world.
Prof. Mason Vaugh, an agricultural engineer,
founded the Department of Agricultural
Engineering, and became the father of
Agriculture Engineering in India in the early
1940s. Several implements such as Mould
Board Ploughs (Wah Wah Plough, U.P.
No.1, U.P. No.2, Shabash Plough) hoes,
cultivators and wheat thresher were
introduced for the first time introduced in
India by Prof. Vaugh.
The next phase of the Institute was taken
up by Dr. A.T. Mosher, in the year
1948–49, and the major expansion such
as the construction of the College of
Agriculture, New Hostel and many
residences took place during this period.
The most famous agriculture extension
project was “Jamuna Par Punar Yojna”, in
which the “Gaon Saathi”, (recruitment of
village-level workers) was introduced into
the extension system for the first time in
India. The first planners of our country
took the idea of the ‘Village-Level Worker’
as a community-development model. This
has now been adopted by eleven
countries of the world. In October 1947,
the Institute was brought under an
independent Board of Directors, which
was sponsored as an ecumenical body by
a number of Churches and Christian
Missions called The Board of Directors.
On the 25th of Aug. 1950, the A.A.I. was
registered to function as a Christian
Educational Institute of a national stature.
Dr. J.B. Chitamber, a famous extension
scientist, took over the reigns of the
Institute. Major academic expansion took
place during this period, i.e., from 1950
till 1980. Dr. Chitamber who had worked
very closely with Dr. A. T. Mosher, led the
Institute successfully and made extension a
very well-known programme of the
Institute. From the year 1980 to 1995 the
Institute faced financial and administrative
crisis, the worst in its history and suffered
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Dr. Higginbottom gave his students
practical demonstration by taking them to
observe the life style of the villagers,
personally. He showed the students Col.
Hudson’s farm at the Naini Jail, so they
would have a first-hand information
regarding the possibilities of improved
agricultural methods and teaching of
practical village industries such as wood
carving, pottery, rug making, canning, etc.
Dr. Higginbottom, thus planned and
started a school which was located in the
trans-Jamuna region on the southern
bank of the river, directly across the
Allahabad Christian College Campus. This
region was connected to the city of
Allahabad by a two-tiered wooden bridge
which spanned across the Jamuna and
had a double rail line on the top and a dirt
road underneath. About half a kilometer
in the south-west direction from this
bridge the Agricultural Institute was
established in the year 1910. About 120
kilometers down this road was the Estate
of Rewa. This region was one of the
poorest regions of this area, the soil was
of a very poor quality (usar), it was barren
and had not been cultivated for years. Dr.
Higginbottom took advantage of this
opportunity and along with his associates
reclaimed the area and demonstrated the
potential value of usar and felt that the
ryots would be inspired to adopt the
practices of the Agricultural School. He
had to his advantage the fact that this
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the severest bankruptcy, due to which land
had to be sold for disbursement of salaries,
as employees were not paid for ten to
twelve months. All fixed deposits dried out.
However, through the prayer of believers
and by the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, as
the people started realizing the vision of the
founders, the spirit of the Lord once again
started working in the Institute and by the
end of the year 1996 the Institute survived
and came out of this crisis.
In order to obtain more academic freedom
and to strengthen the specialized
programmes of teaching, research and
extension a proposal was submitted to the
Ministry of Human Resource Development,
Govt. of India by the Director Dr. Rajendra
B. Lal on the 31st of August 1994, that the
Institute be granted the status of a Deemed
University. In 1997, a team of experts from
ICAR and UGC visited the Institute and gave
their recommendation that the Institute be
declared as a Deemed University, as it had
all the potentials of a university. On the 15th
of March 2000, Dr. Murli Manohar Joshi,
Hon’ble Minister of Human Resource
Development, Govt. of India, gave his
approval to the recommendations of the
UGC. The Central Government issued the
notification No. F-9-26/94-U.3. dated the
15th of March 2000, declaring the Allahabad
Agricultural Institute-as Deemed University
and Prof. (Dr.) Rajendra B. Lal, was
appointed as the first Vice-Chancellor of the
Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru appreciating cheese and other dairy products in the DT department (1960)
University. Today, under the dynamic and
vibrant leadership of Most Rev. Prof.
Rajendra B. Lal, the University has been
accredited with “A Grade” by National
Assessment and Accreditation Council (an
autonomous body of UGC) in 2013. In
2009, Indian Council of Agricultural
Research (ICAR) and in 2010, Indian Council
for Forest Research Education (ICFRE) also
accredited SHIATS - Deemed University.
SHIATS is an ISO 9001:2008 certified
institution serving the nation for the past 106
years.
Salvation
is found in no one else,
for there is no other
name given under
heaven
by which we
must be saved
Acts 4:12
He who tills his land shall have plenty
of bread, but he who chases fantasies
is void of understanding
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The Royal Court of Jesus
Founder Bishop of Yeshu Darbar,
Most Rev. Prof. Rajendra B. Lal
believes that until you know the truth,
you cannot be set free and Jesus only
will set you free from all kinds of
oppressions and tormentations by the
devil, sickness and disease and
burdens only when you believe that
He is the truth, the way and the life
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my servant,
whom I uphold,
my chosen
one in whom
I delight;
I will put
my Spirit
on him,
and he
will bring
justice to
the nations
Yeshu Darbar
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Vision of Gospel and Plough
Dr. Sam Higginbottom, inspired by the
vision of “the Gospel and the Plough”
professed that the teaching of the spiritual
values of life in accordance with the
command of Lord Jesus Christ cannot be
divorced from the teaching and transfer of
technology. The morals and values must
be grounded in the command of Jesus
Christ as given in Mark 12:30–31: “Love
the Lord your God with all your heart and
with all your soul and with all your mind
and with all your strength.” and “Love
your neighbour as yourself.” And, this love
must be put into practice. In order to do
so, one must follow the teachings of the
Lord Jesus Christ as given in the gospels:
“Blessed are the poor in spirit for theirs is
the Kingdom of Heaven. Blessed are
those who mourn, for they will be
comforted. Blessed are the meek, for they
will inherit the earth. Blessed are those
who hunger and thirst for righteousness,
for they will be filled. Blessed are the
merciful, for they will be shown mercy.
Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will
see God. Blessed are the peacemakers,
for they will be called the sons of God.
Blessed are those who are persecuted
because of righteousness, for theirs is the
Kingdom of Heaven. Blessed are you
when people insult you, persecute you
and falsely say all kinds of evil against you
because of me. Rejoice and be glad,
because great is your reward in heaven,
for in the same way they persecuted the
Prophets who were before you…. You
have heard that it was said, 'Love your
neighbour and hate your enemy.' But I tell
you: Love your enemies and pray for
those who persecute you. That you may
be sons of your Father in heaven. He
causes the sun to rise on the evil and the
good, and sends rain on the righteous
and the unrighteous. If you love those
who love you, what reward will you get?
Are not even the sinners doing that? And
if you greet only your brothers, what are
you doing more than others? Do not
even pagans do that? Be perfect,
therefore, as your Heavenly Father is
perfect” (Matthew 5:3–12; 43–48).
Dr. Higginbottom received the
command of “Feed the Hungry” from
the Lord Jesus Christ as described in
Matthew 14:13–16: “When Jesus heard
what had happened, he withdrew by
boat privately to a solitary place. Hearing
of this, the crowd followed him on foot
from the towns. When Jesus landed and
saw a large crowd, he had compassion
on them and healed their sick. As
evening approached, the disciples came
to him and said, 'This is a remote place,
and it is already getting late. Send the
crowd away, so that they can go to the
villages and buy themselves some food.'
Jesus replied, 'They do not need to go
away. You give them something to eat.”
The words “you feed them” inspired Dr.
Sam Higginbottom to establish Allahabad
Agriculture Institute. “Feed the Hungry”
vision was a practical vision of agriculture
that has been translated by Dr. Sam
Higginbottom by establishing the
agriculture institute as the first, and
foremost, institute of agricultural science
and technology in India, which has given
pioneering agricultural engineers, farm
implements and tools for appropriate
technology to India. Dr. Sam
Higginbottom mentioned in his
autobiography that 70 per cent of the
miracles that Jesus did on earth while
preaching the gospel of salvation were of
healing the sick, cleansing the lepers, giving
sight to the blind, hearing to the deaf, speech
to the dumb, and making the lame to walk,
raising the dead, feeding the hungry; and thus,
the primary responsibility of the Christian
church and the evangelist should be the same
as of Lord Jesus Christ.
The same vision of “the Gospel and the
Plough” was behind the founding of Yeshu
Darbar. Our Hon'ble vice-chancellor Most
Rev. Prof. (Dr.) Rajendra B. Lal carried out the
command of Lord Jesus Christ as given to his
disciples in the book of Matthew 10: 1, 7–8:
“He called his twelve disciples to him and gave
them authority to drive out evil spirits and to
heal every disease and sickness….” And he
said to them, “As you go, preach the message:
'The kingdom of heaven is here', heal the sick,
raise the dead, cleanse those who have
leprosy, drive out demons. Freely you have
received, freely give.” And in the book of Luke
10:9, 17–20, we see Jesus sending his
disciples with his instructions and they come
back with their report. Jesus told the seventytwo disciples whom he was sending: “Heal
the sick who are there and tell them, 'The
Kingdom of God is near you.'” And then,
“'[t]he seventy two returned with joy and said,
“Lord, even the demons submit to us in your
name.' He replied, 'I saw Satan fall like
lightning from heaven. I have given you
authority to trample on snakes and scorpions
and to overcome all the power of the enemy;
nothing will harm you. However, do not
rejoice that the spirits submit to you, but
rejoice that your names are written in
heaven.'”
Further, on February 25, 2000, Most Rev.
Prof. (Dr.) Rajendra B. Lal was baptised by the
Holy Spirit after prayer and laying of hands by
Chairman, Board of Directors, Allahabad
Agricultural Institute–Deemed University,
attended the Sunday service and saw the
work of God among the people and with the
inspiration of the Holy Spirit he declared that
that small group of believers would become
a great and mighty Church of Indian origin.
Dr. Jacob said that he had all the appreciation
for this Indianised church, which maintained
our heritage and values and also preserved
our culture. While he was still speaking, the
Holy Spirit spontaneously inspired him to say
that Rev. Prof. (Dr.) Rajendra B. Lal, should
lead this Indianised worshiping community as
its founder bishop. Thus in the presence of
the congregation, Dr. Jacob anointed Rev.
Prof. Lal with oil as the Founder Bishop of
the Yeshu Darbar. Followed by the anointing,
the miracles, healings and wonders started in
a much greater way and the Spirit's
outpouring increased—resulting in a
heterogeneous group of believers
comprising people from all communities, all
castes, creeds and religions. Over time, the
numbers swelled to 50,000 to 60,000 every
Sunday. The Spirit brought the destitute and
the distressed to receive healing from all
kinds of diseases and sickness and
deliverance from evil possession. This
assembly is now held on Sundays under the
banner of Yeshu Darbar on a separate
premises and the Lord is confirming his word
of salvation while doing wonders and
miracles. Yeshu Darbar is open to all people
and it discriminates against no one on the
basis of caste, creed and religion, and
believes that God is not confined within a
specific religion but is approachable by all and
is available to all people when they travel
beyond their religious boundaries. Bishop
(Dr.) Lal believes that until one knows
the truth, one cannot be set free, and
Jesus alone will set people free from all
kinds of oppressions and torment by the
devil, sickness and disease and burdens.
Jesus brings freedom from all such evil
when we believe that he is the truth, the
way and the life.
At present, the Yeshu Darbar church
services are being held in the football
stadium as the chapel compound could
not accommodate people beyond
15,000 in number. God is confirming his
word through deliverance, healing and
miracles, and the gospel is preached with
power day after day from the
consecrated premises of Yeshu Darbar.
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the famed preacher-evangelist Pastor Ulf
Ekman of the Word of Life Church,
Sweden. This, in fact, happened much after
the prayer session in the evening. In the
middle of the night, sometime around 1.30
a.m., Prof. Lal was awakened by the Holy
Spirit and was inspired to pray. While
praying in English his tongue started rolling
and he spoke in unknown tongues. After
speaking for about an hour he prayed that
he may also understand what he was
speaking. Then the Holy Spirit gave him
the interpretation of unknown tongues;
and he continued in this manner of
speaking till 4.30 in the morning. He
received various prophecies and prophetic
words and was especially anointed to heal
the sick, cast out demons and preach the
gospel. He believes that preaching of the
gospel for the salvation of souls is of
primary importance and the healing of
body and mind should follow as signs as
described in the book of Mark 16:17–18:
“And these signs will accompany those who
believe in my name that they will drive out
demons, speak in new tongues, pick up
snakes with their hands, and when they
drink deadly poison it will not hurt them at
all, they will place their hands on sick
people and they will heal them.”
Thus the spiritual movement began and a
small group of believers started meeting in
the house of the Hon'ble Vice-Chancellor
on Saturdays as well as in the Chapel of
Brotherly Love every Sunday. God started
healing the sick. Gradually, people came to
know about this healing ministry and by the
year 2001, nearly 500 to 700 people
started gathering every Sunday. On
October 14, 2001, Dr. Mani Jacob,
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The curricula designed for various programmes are well
conceived and planned on the basis of technological
advancements and expectations of the employers
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SHIATS is an Ecumenical Christian
Minority University and is looked upon as
an oasis of higher education by the
community
Prof. (Dr.) Robin L. Prasad
Registrar
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We are dedicated to blending theory and practice, always
remembering that the purpose of education in our context
is to translate knowledge into action
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Vice-Chancellor
SHIATS is the God's creation and we pray He would use
our University as a vessel to pour out more of His
presence in every one's life
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It is in this spirit of adding life to each year, our
University is geared for the new academic year with
new vigour to professionally bend and mend the young
men and women entering its portals
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Authorities
The cornerstone laid vision for quality education which is
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Directors
Directors
Dr. (Mrs.) Sudha Lal
Director
Dr. B. B. Rai
Director
Director
Director
Administration
Development
Extension
Human Resource Management & Relations
Prof. (Dr.) Wilson Kispota
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Prof. (Dr.) Newman Fernandes
Prof. (Dr.) Ranjan A John
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Distance Education
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Prof. (Dr.) M. Imtiyaz
Prof. (Dr.) Ramesh Chandra
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International Education
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Student Welfare
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Dr. N. L. Maurya
Prof. (Dr.) C. K. Shukla
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IQAA & IPC&R
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Ofﬁcials
Prof. (Dr.) Chandra Kant Shukla
Additional Director, Development
Additional Director, Technical &
Professional Education
Head, City Office, Directorate of Distance
Education
Head, University Regional Office, Noida
Mr. Dhruv Lal
Dy. Finance Comptroller
Prof. (Dr.) P. W. Ramteke
Dean, PG Studies
Mr. Aman D. David
Director, Students Welfare &
Coordinator, IDD Programme
Dr. Issac Frank
Associate Director,
Directorate of Extension
Head, University Publication Division
Dr. L. Samuel Prasad
Dy. Director,
Directorate of Seed & Farm
Prof. (Dr.) Ashok Kumar Rathore
Project Director, Proposed Animal Welfare
& Veterinary Science Institute
Dr. Devraj Badugu
Chief Proctor
Prof. (Dr.) Mahabal Ram
Professor Emeritus & Wheat Specialist,
Directorate of Research
Prof. (Dr.) Ajit Paul
Controller of Examinations
Ms. Victoria Masih
Joint Director (HRM) &
Joint Registrar (Legal / Adm. / Est.)
Er. C. John Wesley
Deputy Registrar
(Committees, Reports & Personnel)
Mr. Anuj Peter
Deputy Registrar
(Academics)
Prof. (Dr.) Jahanara
Addl. Chief Proctor
Dr. Dinesh Kumar
Coordinator, NCC Program
Prof. (Dr.) P. J. George
Chaplain & Chairman, Athletics Commiittee
Dr. Rohit Lal
Chief Warden (Men’s Hostels)
Dr. Nathanial Stephen
Deputy Registrar (Education)
Prof. (Dr.) Ranu Prasad
Chief Warden (Women’s Hostels)
Dr. Sam Peedikayil Mathew
Deputy Registrar
(Theology)
Mr. Albert M. Chawang
Assistant Chaplin
Mr. Sherry Solomon
Law Officer &
Jt. Director, Estate
Dr. Arpan Sherring
Associate Dean, PG Studies
Chairman, Special Events Committee
Mr. S. B. Singh
Addl. Director (Administration)
Dr. Ramakant Dubey
Public Relation Officer
Col H. K. S. Mehta
Chief Security Officer
Mr. Jainarayan Singh
Chief Security Officer
Mr. Ram Kishan Singh
Security Officer
Dr. Arun Yadav
Development Officer &
Estate Officer
Mr. S. K. Nath
Coordinator, Auxiliary Units
Er. Avinash Singh
In-charge, Student Training Dairy
Unit
Dr. Stephen Das
OSD (Academic) to Hon’ble Vice Chancellor,
Jt. Director, Directorate of International
Mr. S.P. Simon
Education & Training
Assistant Manager (Farm & Orchard)
Financial Consultant, Dept. of Finance
Management, JSBS
Mr. Anil Samuel Singh
Workshop Manager
Dr. Samuel D. MeCarty
Programme Coordinator, KVK
Er. R. E. Wilson
Landscape Engineer cum Manager,
Dr. Ameesh John Stephen
Gardens
Associate N.C.C. Officer (1/17 Coy.)
Mr. Amit S. Walters
Deputy Registrar
(System Administration)
Mr. Ashok S. Singh
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Mr. Anoop Lawrence
Mr. Ajay David
Dr. (Mrs.) Gnana Sekari
Dy. Chief Librarian, Central Library
Dr. Arvind Deshmukh
Medical Superintendent
Hayes Memorial Mission Hospital
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The last half of the twentieth century
has transformed our environment,
perhaps radically, and brought more
changes in our lives and thinking than
any corresponding period in history.
Frontiers of knowledge are expanding
rapidly, making it possible to devise
newer and more efficient methods of
solving problems of the society. For this
purpose of training of mind and
mastering of skills and for harnessing
science and technology to profitable and
productive processes of economic
growth and social well-being, the
technological education system has
been continuously reviewed and
adapted to the changing needs of the
society.
The faculty is committed to academic
excellence and maintaining
interdisciplinary approaches in its
undergraduate and postgraduate
teaching and research programmes.
Academic programmes emphasize
basic knowledge as well as its
applications, pushing current frontiers of
technologies, developing efficient and
versatile algorithms and methodologies.
Proper synthesis of technology, planning
and management in engineering systems
is stressed keeping in view varied the
impact on the environmental, social and
economic conditions.
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Department of Horticulture
Department of Genetics and Plant Breeding
Department of Plant Pathology
Department of Entomology
Department of Agriculture Economics and Agriculture Business Management
Department of Agriculture Extension and Communication
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Department of Soil Science
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excited and proud to study at an
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An Undergraduate Student
The Sam Higginbottom Institute of Agriculture,
Technology & Sciences (Formerly Allahabad
Agricultural Institute) a premier and foremost
agricultural institute was established in 1910 in
the form of a 'school of agriculture' by the
American Presbyterian missionaries led by Dr.
Sam Higginbottom with a mission to 'Serve
the Land' and 'Feed the Hungry' by imparting
training and adoption of scientific technology in
production of crops and livestock together
through participatory approach under the
Scientist, Farmer Interaction Forum. It was the
first of its kind in the country and South East
Asia. Presently, Allahabad School of Agriculture
is actively involved in teaching, research and
extension to impart quality teaching and
research-extension modules for the multidimensional development of the students and
the farming community in and around the
Allahabad region.
Department of Agronomy
Agronomy is the branch of agriculture that
looks after soil management, crop rotation,
weed and pest control, and the effects of the
climate on crops, and therefore, plays a critical
role in crop growth and food production.
Demand for the agronomist is strong; whether
as a farmer, farm employer or for providing
technical support or marketing services in the
agriculture sector. Employment opportunities
for agronomists are expected to grow. Past
agriculture research has created higheryielding crops with better resistance to pests
and plant pathogens, and more effective
fertilizers and pesticides. Research is still
necessary, however, particularly as insects and
diseases continue to adapt to pesticides and as
soil fertility and water quality continue to need
improvement.
The agronomist will be needed to find ways to
increase the output of crops used in these
products. Agronomists will also be needed to
balance increased agricultural output with
protection and preservation of soil, water, and
ecosystems. Agronomists encourage the practice
of sustainable agriculture by developing and
implementing plans to manage pests, crops, soil
fertility and erosion, and animal waste in ways
that reduce the use of harmful chemicals and do
little damage to farms and the natural
environment. Apart from th undergraduate
programme, the department offers postgraduate
degree in agronomy as well as Ph.D. The
department has latest research facilities and
encourages students to have sustained on-hand
experience on field-crop management. All
subjects in agriculture are interrelated to
agronomy.
Lab facilities
Crop Production Lab
Crop Physiology Lab
Faculty
Dr. Gautam Ghosh
Professor and Head, Crop Production
Dr. Thomas Abraham
Professor, Integrated Nutrient Management
Dr. P. J. George
Professor, Natural Resource Management
Dr. Devi Singh
Associate Professor, Weed Management
Assistant Professor, Fruits and Vegetable Science
Associate Professor, Seed Science and Technology
Dr. Vikram Singh
Dr. Saket Mishra
Dr. Gaibriyal M. Lal
Assistant Professor, Fruit Production and Post Harvest
Technology
Dr. P. K. Rai
Ms. Urfi Fatmi
Assistant Professor, Seed Science and Technology
Associate Professor, Extension Agronomist, Crop
Production and Nutrient Management
Dr. Rajesh Singh
Assistant Professor, Cropping Systems
Assistant Professor, Floriculture and Landscape
Department of Horticulture
The Department of Horticulture was
established soon after the B.Sc. (Ag.) degree
(two years) programme was approved by the
University of Allahabad in the year 1932 under
the guidance of Prof. W. B. Hayes. Besides
teaching and research activities, extension
activities related to fruit growing and its
fundamental principles are undertaken. The
post-graduate programme in horticulture
leading to M.Sc. (Ag.) degree was started in
1970; thereafter the
departmental activities were further enhanced
when B.Sc. (Hons.) Horticulture was started in
2011. Now postgraduate courses in fruit
production and post harvest technology,
vegetable science, floriculture and landscaping
are also being offered and also Ph.D.
programmes in fruit production and post
harvest technology, vegetable science,
floriculture and landscaping.
Department of Genetics and Plant
Breeding
The Department of Genetics and Plant
Breeding was established on 6th November
2001 under Faculty of Agriculture, offering
two postgraduate programmes, viz., M.Sc.
(Ag.) Genetics and Plant Breeding and M.Sc.
(Ag.) Seed Science and Technology and Ph.D.
in Genetics and Plant Breeding and Seed
Science and Technology. Besides wide range
of courses for undergraduate and
postgraduate levels are also taught through its
well trained and qualified faculties. Apart from
teaching, faculty are also involved in
conducting need-based, system-oriented and
target-specific research to develop highyielding varieties of cereals, pulses and
oilseeds for the state of Uttar Pradesh and
other regions of India.
Lab Facilities
Lab facilities
UG and PG Post -harvest Lab
PG Lab
Genetics Lab
Seed Technology Lab
Faculty
Dr. V. M. Prasad
Faculty
Dr. Shailesh Marker
Professor and Head, Vegetable Science and Post Harvest
Professor and Head, Genetics and Plant Breeding
Technology for Fruits and Vegetables
Dr. S. Saravanan
Associate Professor, Vegetable Breeding and Floriculture
Dr. Vijay Bahadur
Associate Professor, Vegetable Science
Dr. J. P. Collis
Assistant Professor, Floriculture and Landscaping
Assistant Professor, Genetics and Plant Breeding
Dr. C. Kole
Professor, Genetics and Plant Breeding
Dr. B. Yadav
Dr. Suresh Babu Guttala
Dr. (Mrs.) G. Roopa Lavanya
Associate Professor, Genetics and Plant Breeding
Department of Plant Pathology
The Department of Plant Pathology stands to
challenges of crop diseases in the present
scenario; the challenge is to bring continuous
improvement in the productivity, profitability,
stability and sustainability of our major farming
systems. In this task scientific management of
crop diseases holds a pivotal position. With an
increasing concern for cleaner environment
due to indiscriminate use of chemical
pesticides, there is a need for newer
approaches for the management of diseases
through knowledge gained on the dynamics of
plant diseases and their pathogens. The
promotion of ITK, organic farming and IDM
are now a national mandate for which the
department has referral laboratory under
aegis of DBT, Government of India, which is
the only one in UP and one of the seven
testing laboratories in India for quality testing
of organic farming inputs, viz., bio-pesticides
and bio-fertilizers.
Lab facilities
Pathology Lab
Advance Lab
Faculty
Dr. (Mrs.) L. Sobita Simon
Professor, Nematology, Plant Pathology
Dr. Abhilasha A. Lal
Assistant Professor, Plant Pathology
Dr. Sunil Zacharia
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undergraduate students. In the year 1970,
postgraduate programme leading to M.Sc.
(Ag.) in agricultural economics was started
Dr. Shashi Tewari
under the leadership of Dr. A. D. Wycliffe.
Course work programme for Ph.D. was
started in the year 2001. Postgraduate
Department of Entomology
The Department of Entomology offers research focus programme in agri-business management was
started in 2001. The mission of the
areas including basic and applied research in
agricultural-pest management, population dynamics, department is to equip students with requisite
attitude, knowledge and skills for managerial
multi-trophic interactions, insect identification and
decision making and implementation in the
systematics. The research aims at developing
unique context of agricultural enterprises,
strategies to more effectively prevent, detect and
control agricultural pests, emphasizing ecofriendly
including entrepreneurial career.
Dr. S. M. Prasad
Mr. J. Zechariah
Assistant Professor, Rural Marketing and Agriculture
Economics (on leave)
methods, which include use of indigenous products,
botanicals, bioagents, etc., with a view to reduce
pesticide use and exposure as well as biological
magnification. Management strategies and IPM
modules that are environmentally and socially
acceptable are developed to combat the insect pest
attack on vegetables, cereals, pulses and stored grains,
etc. Current research efforts emphasize the
conservation of natural enemies, augmentative
releases, and investigations into the basic ecology and
behavior of natural enemies. Faculty and students are
involved in ecological studies on predators, parasitoids
and pathogens and in understanding their role in the
suppression of insect pests. Emphasis is also placed on
multidisciplinary approaches involving plant pathology,
weed science, nematology and extension practices.
Faculty
Dr. (Mrs.) Sobita Simon
Lab facilities
Computer Lab
Data Analysis Lab
Faculty
Dr. Nahar Singh
Professor and Head, Production Economics, Agri.
Marketing and Research Methodology
Dr. Ranjan John
Professor, Financial Management.
Dr. R. L. Prasad (Registrar, SHIATS)
Professor, Agriculture Economics & Research
Methodology
Dr. Dinesh Kumar
Associate Professor, Agril. Finance & Business Mgt
Professor and Head
Dr. Amit Kumar Masih
Dr. Ashwani Kumar
Associate Professor, Financial Management &
Business and Research Methodology
Associate Professor, Entomology
Mr. Anoorag R. Tayde
Dr. (Mrs.) Sarika Lal
Assistant Professor, Entomology
Associate Professor, Managerial Economics &
Strategic Management (on leave)
Lab facilities
Insectory Lab
Entomology Lab
Dr. Sanjay Kumar
Assistant Professor, Marketing Management & Project
Management
Dr. A. J. Stephen
Mrs. Aradhna Saha
Assistant Professor, Agri-business Management
Department of Agricultural Extension and
Communication
Extension education as a technology based applied
behaviourial science has proved to be one of the
largest decision-oriented and problem-solving
disciplines in the world because of its informative,
formative, persuasive and emancipatory role in
order to improve socio-economic conditions of the
rural community. The science of human capital
development through technology intervention and
its practice have also been found useful for
environment, health, small industries, energy.
Beside agriculture and home economics, extension
is the third dimension of the universities in our
country. The department is globally known for its
pioneer work in rural development. The first ruraldevelopment project was started in India through
this pioneer department in the name of Jumunapar
Punar Nirman (JUPAN) sponsored by Ford
Foundation Society of USA. The department was
established in 1952 under the dynamic leadership
of Dr. A.T. Mosher. Beside the mandate of
teaching, research and extension field work at UG
and PG level, it encourages proactive approach
towards extension and rural development activities.
Lab facilities
Visual Lab
Audio-visual Lab
Faculty
Dr. Ms. Jahanara
Assistant Professor, Human Resource Management & Professor and Head, Rural Sociology, Social Anthropology
and Gender Studies
Department of Agriculture Economics
Business Communication
and Agri-business Management
Mr. Nitin Barker
The department was established in 1920 with a
Assistant. Professor, Marketing Management &
view to impart course work for the
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Professor Emeritus, Extension Education, TOT and HRD
Dr. E. P. K. Das
Professor, Rural Sociology
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School of
Forestry and Environment
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Departments
Department of Agroforestry
Department of Silviculture, Tree Breeding & Forest Biology
Department of Environmental Science
The School of Forestry and Environment
was established with multidisciplinary
approach comprising biological
principles, quantitative approaches
through technologies and practices that
are developed in order to manage and
conserve our forest and natural
resources. The primary focus of the
school is on teaching, research and
extension reflecting the social,
economical and ethical values of forest
The School has seen continued
community in this era. The objective of
growth over the past few years
these courses in university
and we are proud of our students starting
system was to bring about qualitative
graduating from our school
improvements in forestry education,
serving the nation in various
research and training. It aims at
incorporating issues necessitating the
organizations
changes, growing complexities in these
School Dean
educations, rationale behind the planned
transformation, critical components of
the curriculum revision, salient aspects of
the revitalization and the modified
educational strategies. Conceptually, we
focus on developing the man-power of
academic caliber and attributes in the
field of forestry, agro-forestry,
environmental science, agrometeorology and wildlife sciences. The
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general well-being of the people is
increasing day by day. Therefore,
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also more persuasive problem-solving
approach.
In this age of changing climate, we are
required to think globally for the wellbeing of our planet, and respond to the
growing demands on the natural
resources. The faculty of forestry and
environment at this university is
positioning itself as a pioneer in sustaining,
managing and conserving our precious
forests, their products and restoring
natural resources dynamicity.
Our faculty also provides leadership to
contribute independent scientific thought,
to the ongoing debate on depleting forest.
The mission of the faculty is to develop
technically qualified forestry professionals
with sufficient skills to manage, conserve
and develop diversified forest resources
and products leading to environment and
livelihood security. It lays emphasis on
meeting the challenges faced by the
poorer and other weaker section of the
society for raising their socio-economic
condition through various activities in the
field of forestry.
Inaugurated as a small department of
agro-forestry, the school of forestry and
environment currently has three
departments, each catering to the needs
of several post graduate and under
graduate students. In recognition of the
impact of advanced technologies on
society, the school imparts socioeconomic awareness and promotes the
Lab Facilities
Dr. Ram Bharose
Asst. Professor and In charge (Dept. of
Environmental Science), Environmental Science
Dr. Somnath Sen
Undergraduate Programs Offered
B.Sc. (Hons) Forestry
Assistant Professor, Forest Biology
Dr. Amit Larkin
Assistant Professor, Silviculture
Postgraduate Programs Offered
Dr. Sameer Daniel
Assistant Professor, Agroforestry
Dr. Satyendra Nath
Assistant Professor, Environmental Science
Dr. Harsh Bodh Paliwal
Dr. Abhishek James
Dr. Ramchandra
M.Sc. Forestry
M.Sc. Agroforestry
M.Sc. Wildlife Science
M.Sc. Environmental Science
M.Sc. (Ag.) Agricultural Meteorology
Ph.D. in all branches
Assistant Professor, Forest Economics
Dr. Rajiv Umrao
Assistant Professor, Silviculture
Mr. Hemant Kumar
Tissue Culture laboratory
Assistant Professor, Wood Technology
Silviculture and Wood Technology laboratory Dr. (Mrs.) E.P. Mishra
Environmental Science laboratory
Ms. Shraddha Rawat
Automatic Weather Station (AWS)
Assistant Professor, Agricultural Meteorology
Agro-meteorological Field Unit
Dr. Shweta Gautam
Forest Nursery and Research Centre
Assistant Professor, Agricultural Meteorology
Treebreeding and Forest Biology laboratory
Visiting Faculty
Faculty
Dr. Ashwini Kumar Sharma, IFS
Dr. S. B. Lal
D.G., ICFRE, Dehradun
Professor and Dean, Agroforestry
Mr. K. P. Dubey, IFS,
Dr. Biswarup Mehera
Associate Dean and Head, Agroforestry
Chief Conservator of Forest (Vigilance)
U.P. Forest Department, Lucknow
Dr. B. M. Arora
Dr. Anuradha Vermuri, IFS,
Professor Emeritus, Wild Life Science
Director, PNDT, Ministry of Health & Family
Welfare, Govt. of India
Dr. H. P. Chaudhary
Professor Emeritus, Forest Products and Utilization
Dr. Biswajit Banerjee, IFS,
Dr. D. P. Sharma
Director (Forestry), Planning Commission of India,
Govt. of India
Professor Emeritus, Environmental Chemistry
Dr. Antony J. Raj
Associate Professor, Agroforestry (on leave)
Dr. Afaq Majid Wani
Associate Professor, Tree Breeding
Dr. Neelam Khare
Asst. Professor and In charge (Dept. of Silviculture,
Tree Breeding and Forest Biology), Silviculture
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use of these technologies for complex
problems. The educational programmes
are based on contemporary theory and
practice and provide a conceptual
formulation to those aspiring to top-level
positions and career opportunities. The
mission of the School of Forestry and
Environment is to develop professional
empowerment in the field of forestry, agroforestry, environmental agricultural science,
wildlife science and meteorology for the
corporate sector as well as for other socioeconomic institutions that will serve the
people and foster the progress of the
nation.
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Ethelind School of
Home Science
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Departments
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Department of Foods and Nutrition
Department of Home Science
Textiles and Apparel Designing
Human Development and Family Studies
Family Resource Management
Extension and Communication Management
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balance between practicals,
lab works and lectures.
The course work opens up a
wide range of interest in various
aspects of my curriculum
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The Department of Home Economics came programme was introduced, pioneering strides
into existence in the year 1932. It is thus one have been made in promoting professional
of the oldest departments imparting home
education for students in the form of elective
science education in the country. In 1997, the packages in all the areas of specialization in
department became the College of Home
home science. In addition, the students also
Science and Women's Development and later undergo in-plant training/internship and
it was rechristened as Ethelind School of
experiential learning keeping in mind the
Home Science. The school works towards the changing needs and times of the era. The
objective of imparting home science education school has well appointed classrooms and
to promote cognitive and effective learning
well-equipped, updated laboratories, with
among students for technology transport to
computers and LCDs for classroom teaching,
both urban and rural families within the
smart classroom and a seminar room for
culturally relevant conditions and eco-based
presentations. The Centre of Excellence under
farm household system. It aims to strengthen the Nutrifarm Scheme of the Govt. of India
teaching-extension-research linkages through has recently been established in the school.
family and community focused research for
holistic improvement to enhance the quality of Department of Foods and Nutrition
life of rural and urban families at micro, meso develops knowledge and skills in micro and
and macro-levels of the society with added
macro management of foods for ensuring
emphasis on promoting professionalism among nutritional security and safeguarding human
students.
health. The department trains students as food
There are two departments under the school, scientists and nutritionists in an integrated
Department of Foods and Nutrition, and
manner to fulfil multifarious roles required of
Department of Home Science under which
an institutionalist / dietitian / scientist in the
there are four sections, Textiles and Apparel
professional arena.
Designing, Human Development and Family The department is committed to research in
Studies, Family Resource Management and
areas of nutrition intervention to combat major
Home Science Extension and Communication nutritional deficiencies/ disorders,
Management, and they have a great deal to
development and impact assessment of
offer to those who are interested in higher
nutrition communication material, antieducation in the field of home science. The
nutritional factors in selected foods,
departments offer M.Sc. and Ph.D.
formulation and standardization of therapeutic
programmes in addition to the undergraduate foods, dehydration of vegetables and their
programmes in home science and a diploma product formulation.
course in Fashion Technology. Ever since the
four-year B.Sc. Home Science Honours
resources. It aims to give intensive training
in the area of housing and interior design,
emphasis on development of skills for
management of family finance, designing of
low-cost furniture for persons with special
needs, solar energy technology, ergonomical
assessment of household activities and
drudgery prone activities, computer-aided
interior designing are the major thrust areas
of the department.
Assistant Professor, Family Resource Management
Mrs. M. Mahananda
Assistant Professor, Human Dev. & Family Studies
Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Sharma
Assistant Professor, Textiles & Apparel Designing
Mrs. S. Mohapatra
Assistant Professor, Home Science Extension &
Communication Mgt.
Dr. (Mrs.) A. Verma
Assistant Professor, Foods & Nutrition
Ms. N. Fatima
Home Science Extension and
Communication Management focuses on
the enhancement of the standard of the
individuals and thereby of the families as well
as communities through teaching, research
and extension activities. It helps to improve
the quality of life at micro, meso and macro
levels of society with emphasis on promoting
professionalism among students for mass
communication, journalism, NGOs,
Human Development and Family Studies focuses extension organizations. Research is being
carried out on empowerment of women
on developing knowledge and skills regarding
through SHGs, role of communication media
developmental stages of life cycle, provision of
stimulative environment for human development in enhancing capacity building of women, role
and management of micro and macro resources for of NGOs in rural development, Panchayati
Raj institutions, environmental issues and
care of family and children with special needs.
It offers various courses that focus on the trends of social issues. It aims at bridging the
technological and knowledge gap between
the different phases of human growth from
the urban and rural communities.
conception to old age. It trains and prepares
students through theory and practical work to
Faculty
understand and deal with various developmental
Dr. (Mrs.) S. Sheikh
stages of the life cycle and their personality
Dean & Professor and Head, Dept. of Foods &
development. The research areas include family
Nutrition
relationships and child rearing practices, children
Dr. (Mrs.) R. Prasad
with special needs, behavioural problems and
Professor & Head, Dept. of Home Science,
personality development, human rights and gender
Dr. (Mrs.) R. Parvez
issues.
Associate Professor, Family Resource Management
Family Resource Management develops
knowledge of micro and macro-family resources
with emphasis on development of skills for
management of eco-friendly household
technologies for work simplification; space
management, aesthetic enrichment of the house
and empowerment with knowledge on family
finance and consumer education. It also
concentrates on various aspects of management of
Dr. (Mrs.) N. Chacko
Dr. (Mrs.) Anshu
Associate Professor, Human Dev. and Family Studies
Dr. (Mrs.) Neerubala
Associate Professor, Foods & Nutrition
Dr. (Mrs.) V. Paul
Associate Professor, Foods & Nutrition
Dr. (Mrs.) R. Dubey
Dr. (Ms.) A. Mathur
Assistant Professor, Human Dev. and Family Studies
Assistant Professor, Textiles & Apparel Designing
Dr. (Mrs.) A. Gupta
Dr. (Mrs.) R. Verma
Assistant Professor, Family Resource Management
Dr. (Mrs.) Suniti Bala
Visiting Faculty
Dr. (Mrs.) Reny Jacob
Dr. (Mrs.) Susan Paul
Undergraduate Programme Offered
B. Sc. (Hons) Home Science
Postgraduate Programmes Offered
M. Sc. Food, Nutrition & Dietetics
M. Sc. Human Development
M. Sc. Family Resource Management
M. Sc. Clothing & Textiles
M. Sc. Home Science Extension and
Communication Management
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Foods and Nutrition
Human Development
Clothing and Textiles
Family Resource Management
Home Science Extension and
Communication Mgt.
Diploma Programme Offered
Diploma in Fashion Technology
(One Year)
Diploma in Fashion Technology
(Two Years)
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Department of Home Science through its various
sections contributes vastly to home science
education.
Textiles and Apparel Designing develops
knowledge of textiles and skills in apparel designing
and clothing construction, value addition to
apparels and eco-friendly textile products, clothing
for special needs; knowledge of traditional textiles
and developing skills in textile technologies for
starting micro-enterprises in the context of the
modern world of varied fashion and fabrics. The
course programme offered is relevant and need
based. The department helps to develop
professionalism for fashion/garments/textile
industries. Research is being carried out in value
addition of textiles by dyeing, printing and finishing,
bio-polishing of non-conventional fibers for product
development, blending of fibers to enhance fabric
properties, garment construction and designing
through CAD (Computer-Aided Designing).
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Non-formal Education
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Departments
Department of Agricultural and Rural Development
Department of Rural Women’s Development
Department of Rural Community Development
Department of Environment and Community Health
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Dean
The school facilitates improvement of quality
of life for depowered, disadvantaged groups
through holistic integrated rural development
activities and capacity building of village
communities. A number of appropriate
farming systems with organic farming
approaches have been introduced to
students. NGO workers and local farmers,
being emphasized on integration and
diversity. Moreover, the school activities
embrace organic farming community, food
processing, alternative marketing system,
health and nutrition, and rural education
Department of Agricultural and Rural
Development
The department provides rural leadership
training program designed to enable young
men and women from rural development
organization. The contents of training focus
on sustainable agriculture that includes
organic farming, leadership, food processing,
alternative marketing, and mushroom
cultivation. Meanwhile, it is concentrating on
the organic cooperative in different target
areas. The cooperative members are actively
involved in producing organic vegetables and
food processing, alternative marketing.
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Professor and Head, Rural Sociology and Agriculture
Ms. Eri Oki
Assistant Professor, Research Development
Department of Rural Women's
Development
It is one unique department of the school
emphasizing the SHG organizing oppressed
weaker gender, mainly belonging to rural India. It
also provides various skill training such as literacy,
stitching, tailoring to raise women's position in
village area.
Faculty Ms. Keiko Kawaguchi
Assistant Professor and Head, Non-formal Education
and Administration
Ms. Prachi Sinha
Assistant Professor, Management
Department of Rural Community
Development
This department provides various kinds of ruraldevelopment training to rural residents those
who can be a trainer to their village neighbours,
to Allahabad Organic Agriculture Cooperative
and SHGs. Training range includes income
generation, sustainable organic farming and rural
education. This department researches into
implementing of the project of the department
and improves quality of each activities.
Faculty
Mr. Nitin Kumar
Assistant Professor and Head, Human Resource
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Faculty Ms. Takako Miura
Assistant Professor and Head, Public Health, Mother Child
Care, midwifery
Mr. Saurabh Srivastava
Assistant Professor, Project Management
Available Facilities
Sustainable Development Training Centre, hostels
for both men and women, computer room for
students, laboratory for tissue cultivation for
mushroom, water testing, food processing lab, soap
making lab, workshop and rice mill.
Programs Offered
Special course for sustainable development
Agriculture technology training based on small
scale farmers
Community organizing / leadership for rural
resource training
Health and nutrition training for rural mothers
and children
Mr. Surendra Pratap Singh
Assistant Professor, Computer Technology
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Department of Environment and
Community Health
The department actively engages in breast feeding,
growth monitoring, pregnant consultation, nutrition
advice and kitchen garden with rich nutrition local
vegetables.
Environment education seminar for rural
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Faculty of
The last half of the 20th century has
transformed our environment, perhaps
radically, and brought more changes in our
lives and thinking than any corresponding
period in history. Frontiers of knowledge
are themselves expanding rapidly making it
possible to device newer and more efficient
methods of solving problems of the society.
For this purpose of training of mind and
mastering of skills and for harnessing science
and technology to profitable and productive
processes of economic growth and social
well-being, the technological education
system has been continuously reviewed and
adopted. The faculty is committed to
academic excellence and maintaining
interdisciplinary approaches in its under
graduate and post graduate teaching and
research programmes. Academic
programmes emphasize on, basic
knowledge as well as applications, current
frontiers of technologies, efficient and
versatile algorithms and methodologies.
Proper synthesis of technology, planning and
management in engineering systems is
stressed keeping in view the impacts on the
environmental, social and economic
conditions. The faculty adopts professional
approach to its field of study in computer
science and engineering, electronics and
communication engineering, agricultural
engineering, water resource engineering,
food technology, dairy technology,
biotechnology, electrical engineering,
mechanical engineering, production and
industrial engineering and civil engineering
which is subjected to resource requirements
and candidates qualification, accommodating
specific individual needs.
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Departments
Department of Farm Machinery and Power Engineering
Department of Soil Water Land Engineering and Management
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System Unit (RSGIS) &
Department of Food Process Engineering
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Dean
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The University holds a pioneering
status in applying technology in
agricultural engineering and still it is
focusing on more innovations in
technology
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The Vaugh School of Agricultural
Engineering and Technology (VSAET) is
committed to academic excellence in
undergraduate and postgraduate's
education and research programmes
across a broad spectrum of disciplines in
agricultural engineering. This school started
in 1943 and became the first institute to
offer agricultural engineering degree in
entire Asia; and fourth in the world. The
study programme emphasizes basic
knowledge as well as its application. All the
programmes offered at the school covers
the fundamentals and current frontiers of
technology to meet the educational
objectives and prepare students for future
challenges . The school has a broad
spectrum of disciplines such as soil and
water engineering, farm machinery and
power engineering, food process
engineering, renewable energy, and GIS
and remote sensing,.
The school has a flexible approach towards
the various M.Tech. and Ph.D.
Programmes that it offers. The
specializations offered in M.Tech. and
Ph.D. programmes attempt to
accommodate an individual's interest and
need. In addition to eight conventional
fields of study, a student enrolled in any
academic programme, at the advice of his /
her academic advisor, can select a
combination of courses from the eight
fields of study as well as some courses from
other schools also. This entirely depends
upon the student's research intrest.
The knowledge and skills acquired help
students to play positive academic and
professional roles in solving natural
resource management problems. The
school's three-fold mission of teaching,
research and extension ensures social,
cultural and economic benefits to India and
beyond. Overall, the school is a regionally
preeminent and internationally reputed
institution offering unmatched
comprehensiveness, diversity and quality.
Excellence, innovativeness, interdisciplinary
approach and responsiveness remain the
core values of the school.
Department of Farm Machinery and
Power Engineering
Recognizing the impact of advanced
technologies on farm machinery and
power engineering, the department strives
to promote the use of technologies in
solving complex problems. Farm
mechanization in India has grown slowly
and accelerated from 1967 when green
revolution took off in India. Mechanization
demands matching availability of adequate
farm power, which has been one of the
critical inputs to ensure timeliness of
operations besides reducing drudgery in
farm operations.
Farm Power Lab
Renewable Energy and Ergonomics Lab
Robotics Laboratory
Design and Development Centre
Faculty
Dr. Anshuka Srivastava
Lab Facilities
Soil and Water Engineering Lab
Water Resource Engineering Lab
Irrigation Training and Research Station
Professor and Head
Farm Power & Machinery: Robotics
Faculty
Dr. ir. D. M. Denis
Dr. A. K. A. Lawrence
Professor & Head
Remote Sensing and GIS; Agricultural Water
Management
Professor, Ergonomics
Dr. A. Tripathi
Professor, Farm Power and Machinery
Dr. S. C. Moses
Associate Professor, Farm Machinery and Power
Engineering, and Renewable Energy
Er. P. M. D'Souza
Assistant Professor,
Farm Machinery and Power Engineering
Dr. R. K. Isaac
Professor, Soil and Water Conservation Engineering
Dr. Alex Thomas
Associate Professor, Soil and Water Conservation
Engineering
Dr. Arpan Sherring
Associate Professor
Irrigation and Drainage Engineering
Associate Professor
Irrigation and Drainage Engineering
Er. A. K. Mishra
Associate Professor
Soil and Water Conservation Engineering
Dr. Mohd. Saleem
Assistant Professor
Dr. Navneet Kumar (on leave)
Assistant Professor
GIS and Remote Sensing
Er. Vikram Singh
Assistant Professor
Er. M. Aftab Alam
Assistant Professor
Dr. Rananjay Singh
Assistant Professor
Remote Sensing and Geographic
Information System (RSGIS) Unit
RSGIS unit caters the needs and
requirements of the students seeking a
degree in the field of Remote Sensing &
GIS. Students from a wide spectrum of
various academic backgrounds including
Civil Engineering, Computer Science,
Agriculture, Forestry, Water Resources,
etc., are served through this Unit. The
overall objective of RSGIS Unit is to train
and educate the students to integrate the
various remote sensing & GIS
technologies for improved resource
management and assessment.
The Unit is comprised of highly skilled
and experienced faculty with most of
them having international degrees and
exposure from places such as USA and
Europe. Additionally, the Unit has a dedicated
laboratory equipped with latest computers
and softwares providing excellent opportunity
to learn and practice various remote sensing
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The department is fully dedicated to impart the Er. R. Ranjan Sinha
necessary technical education to the students Assistant Professor
Agri. System Management (on leave)
in the field of agricultural engineering, which
basically constitutes farm implements, farm
machinery and renewable energy technology. Department of Soil, Water, Land
Engineering and Management
The department also focuses on the latest
technologies their evolution and application in
the farmer’s field, viz., automation of crop field. The Department of Soil, Water, Land
Engineering and Management offers a
The department is determined to prepare
young professionals to meet the challenges of broad- based programme of education and
training in all aspects of land and water
farm mechanization and augmented
production of agricultural commodities in the resource engineering. The international
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educating and training them for the same. The century as the century of water. With a
department has created the most stimulating combination of research efforts, human
resource development and extension
learning environment, a relevant and
services, the Department is committed to
challenging curriculum and an active
find ways to providing water and food
participation of faculty members and the
security to the nation. Issues such as
students.
increasing scarcity of water, and growing
environmental
concerns in regards to
Lab Facilities
depleting water resources remains the focus
of the department's research.
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and GIS techniques. The Unit is consistently striving Lab Facilities
for performing quality research, teaching and
extension as well to provide consulting services in
Food Instrumentation Lab
the field of remote sensing and GIS.
Food Quality Lab
Food Engineering Lab
Food Microbiology Lab
Lab Facility
Post Harvest Engineering Lab
Remote Sensing and GIS Lab
Faculty
Dr. A. R. Mishra
Associate Professor
Precision Agriculture, Remote Sensing and GIS
Er. C. John Wesley
Assistant Professor
Water Resource Engineering and GIS
Mr. Mukesh Kumar
Assistant Professor
Food Process Engineering
Diploma Programs Offered
Associate Professor and Associate Head
Agricultural Process & Food Engineering
Prof Dr. B. R. Shakya
Professor
Post Harvest Technology and
Food Technology
Er. Avanish Kumar
Assistant Professor
Agricultural Process and Food Engineering
Er. Rongen Singh
Assistant Professor
Food Technology
Assistant Professor
Forestry; Remote Sensing and GIS
Dr. Kailash C. Yadav
Department of Food Process Engineering
Assistant Professor
Food Technology
Meeting the future food demand will be a great
challenge to all concerned. Food process
engineering seeks to address this issue. Sustainable,
safe food supply is the top priority for all the food
scientists today. This department was extended as a
full-fledged department in 1998 to focus on the
above-said target. The research in this department is
focused on preservation and processing of grains,
fruits and vegetables, development of new products,
value added products, etc. The various courses
offered by the department ignite the minds of
students and guide them to consider a leading
career in the food-processing sector, which
increases the standard of living of our farmers
(producers), and reduces the post-harvest losses,
which range from 40% to 90%.
Er. K. Lakshmi Bala
Assistant Professor
Agricultural Process and Food Engineering
Er. Dorcus Masih
Assistant Professor
Food Technology
Er. Aditya Lal
Assistant Professor
Food Technology
Er. A. A. Mishra
Assistant Professor
Food Technology
Er. C. Sonkar
Assistant Professor
Food Technology
Er. John Diamond Raj
Assistant Professor, Food Technology
Er. Preksha Manna
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Postgraduate Programs Offered
Dr. R.N. Shukla
Dr. (Mrs.) Genitha Immanuel
Associate Professor and Head
Irrigation / Agricultural Engineering; Remote Sensing and
GIS
B.Tech. (Agricultural Engineering)
B.Tech. (Food Technology)
B.Tech. (Water Resource Engineering)
M.Tech. Agricultural Engineering (Irrigation
and Drainage Engineering)
M.Tech. Agricultural Engineering (Soil Water
Conservation Engineering)
M.Tech. Agricultural Engineering (Farm
Machinery and Power Engineering)
M.Tech. Agricultural Engineering
(Agricultural Process and Food Engineering)
M.Tech. Agricultural Water Management
M.Tech. Water Resource Engineering
M.Tech. / M.Sc. Remote Sensing and GIS
M.Tech. Energy Management
M.Tech. Food Tech. (Food Process
Engineering)
M.Tech. Food Tech. (Food Engineering)
M.Tech. Food Tech. (Food Quality
Management)
M.Tech. Food Tech.(Food Chain
Management)
M.Tech. Food Tech.(Food Safety and
Standards)
M.Tech. Food Tech. (Food Laws and
Policies)
M.Tech. Agri. Engg. (Renewable Energy)
Ph. D in all branches
Faculty
Er. Deepak Lal
Undergraduate Programs Offered
PG Diploma in Remote Sensing & GIS
PG Diploma in Renewable Energy
PG Diploma in Agricultural Water
Management
PG Diploma in Watershed Management
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Department of Electrical Engineering
Department of Civil Engineering
Department of Computer Science and Information Technology
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emphasis on providing adequate industrial
exposure to its students and faculty, by
having them interact regularly with the
corporate world, so as to develop the
inheritant competencies in the emerging
industrial scenario. The school is also
moving ahead to have tie-ups with
various well-reputed international and
national institutes and universities so as to
generate technical networking, which
intend to provide an impetus for future
growth and development in academia.
The core values of SSET are: excellence,
innovative skills, interdisciplinary research
and responsiveness towards the modern
trends.
The school aspires to deliver high-quality
education so as to produce confident
professionals. Technical education
requires an exceptional analytical
capability, a good capacity to learn,
creative thinking, innovative skills, ability to
communicate, ability to learn quickly,
imbibe knowledge and upgrade it. Such a
technical education, with a continuous
improvement is bringing out quality,
healthy attitude and confidence among
our students. Further, the school lays
Department of Mechanical Engineering is
one of the oldest departments of
Shepherd School of Engineering &
Technology. The department started its
programmes with the objective to
develop skills in the field of production
and design of systems. The department is
imparting training to the students of
various fields of engineering by highly
qualified and experienced staff and it has
well-equipped laboratories. Mechanical
engineering includes various fields of
Department of Mechanical
Engineering
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The chance to pursue your
dreams are just some of the many
things my fellow classmates and I
experienced during my years at
SHIATS. Now that I look back, I
realize that the great times I had at
SHIATS have ended up being
some of my fondest memories...
An International Alumnus
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The Shepherd School of Engineering and
Technology (SSET) was formally started in
the year 2002, and within a span of
fourteen years, the learned faculty has
transformed it into a leading engineering
and technological school in the region.
The school lays emphasis on basic skills
and core human issues so that the
students become capable of adapting to
the social changes, trainable as per
requirements of the organizations, more
capable of solving technological problems,
ready to take up the global challenges and
exhibiting leadership traits. The school
endeavours to transform its students into
competitive engineers with adequate
knowledge and analytical skills so as to
make them useful technocrats and
potential employers in the country.
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engineering like production Engineering,
design of thermal systems, design of
mechanical systems, industrial
engineering and management. The
department offers high-quality education
to our students. The technology is
growing at a very fast rate, hence the
students are exposed to latest
technology.
The department offers undergraduate
programmes in mechanical engineering
and production and industrial engineering
of duration of 8 semesters. Postgraduate
programmes in various disciplines/
specialization such as production
Engineering, thermal Engineering,
machine design, CAD/CAM, industrial
engineering and management,
refrigeration and airconditioning. The
department encourages the high-quality
research work in the students. It offers
Ph.D. programme in mechanical
engineering in various areas such as
thermal engineering, production
Engineering, renewable source of energy,
industrial engineering and management.
Faculty
Department of Electrical Engineering
Dr. A.S. Darbari
The Department of Electrical Engineering
has been playing a vital role in producing
scientist and technologists of highest caliber
ever since it was established. The
department offers two programmes in
electrical and electronics engineering, and
electrical engineering at its undergraduate
level and three programmes control and
Instrumentation, power system, power
electronics at postgraduate level. Besides the
classroom teaching research work is also
given specific attention and focus. The
department is also running Ph.D. programme
on various specialized topic of electrical
engineering.
Head & Associate Professor, Production Engineering
Dr. Sanjog J.
Assistant Professor, Production Engineering
Dr. L.P. Singh
Dr. A.K.Rai
Assistant Professor, Thermal Engineering
Dr. Mohd. Tariq
Assistant Professor, Design and Thermal
Engineering
Er. John Jyoti Rajkar
Assistant Professor, Production and Industrial
Engineering
Er. Rahul Davis
Engineering
Er. Abhishek Gaikwad
Engineering
Er. Nikhil Singh
Assistant Professor, Thermal Engineering
Er. Prabhat Sinha
Assistant Professor, CAD/FEM Engineering
Er. Rahul Charles Francis
Assistant Professor, Industrial Engineering and
Management
Er. Mohd. Saif
Lab Facilities
Students Workshop
Computerized Numerical Control Lab
Theory of Machines Lab
Metallurgy Lab
Measurement and Metrology Lab
Heat and mass transfer Lab
Refrigeration & Air-conditioning Lab
Solar energy Lab
Thermodynamics Lab
Computer Aided Design Lab
Automobile Lab
I.C. Engine Lab
Engineering Graphics Lab
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Assistant Professor, Production & Industrial Engg
Er. Vijendra Kumar Kushwaha
Engineering
Er. Vinod Kumar Verma
Er. Earnest Vinay Prakash
Management
Ms. Elizabeth George
Assistant Professor, Mechatronics
Er. N. Noel Singh
Management
Lab Facilities
Basic Electrical Engineering Lab
Network & Systems Lab
Electrical Machines Lab
Control System Lab
Project / Computer Lab
Power Electronics Lab
Switch-gear Protection Lab
Faculty
Dr. A.K. Bhardwaj,
Head and Associate Professor
Energy Management, Power System
Dr. M.K. Srivastava
Associate Professor
Control & Instrumentation, Electrical Machine
Dr. Jyoti Shrivastava
Assistant Professor, Heavy Electrical Equipment, Power
System
Er. Vinay K. Tripathi
Assistant Professor, Control & Instrumentation
Assistant Professor
Digital Communication
Er. D. Benitta
Assistant Professor
Digital Electronics
Er. Justine J. John
Assistant Professor
Power Electronics
Er. Roshan Nayak
Assistant Professor
Power System
Er. Anupam Masih
Assistant Professor
Power System
Er. Dharmendra Singh
Assistant Professor
Control and Instrumentation
Er. Namita Jaiswal
Assistant Professor
Power Electronics
Dr. Sarika Kalra
Assistant Professor
Power Electronics
Department of Electronics and
Communication Engineering
The department aims to transform the
students into high-class professionals
having adequate engineering skill so as to
be more in demand by the employers in
industrial, educational and service sectors,
acceptable not only in our country but
abroad too. Knowledge is being imparted
through interaction not only with oncampus dedicated faculty but also through
external experts in various fields, exposure
to industries, and by way of participation in
seminars and workshops. The department
encourages its students to develop an
Faculty
Lab Facilities
Assistant Professor, Communication System
Engineering
Basic Electronics Lab
Solid State Devices and Circuits Lab
Analog Communication Lab
Digital Communication Lab
Fibre Optics Communication Lab
Measurement & Instrumentation Lab
Microprocessor Lab
CAD of Electronics Circuits Lab
Project lab/ Internet
Workshop & PCB Lab
Advance Communication Lab
DSP Lab
Research Lab
Er. Ashish X. Das
Prof. A.K.Jaiswal
Professor and Head, Optical Fibre
Communication, Control System
Dr. C.K. Shukla
Professor, Electronics and Information Technology
Dr. Anil Kumar
Assistant Professor, Microelectronics
Dr. Rajeev Paulus
Assistant Professor, Electronics and
Communication Engineering
Er. Mayur Kumar
Engineering
Er. Neelesh Agrawal
Engineering
Er. (Mrs) Rohini Saxena
Engineering
Er. (Ms) Navendu Nitin
Engineering
Er. (Ms) Akanksha Lal
Engineering
Er. Mukesh Kumar
Engineering
Er. (Mrs) Priyanka D. Kumar
Engineering
Er. A. Ashok
Engineering
Er. Aditi Agrawal
Engineering
Er. Manvendr
Engineering
Er. Prinu C. Philip
Engineering
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attitude to face the challenges in the society
as well as confidently face and win over the
prevailing cut -throat competition in the
outside world. Besides classroom teaching,
research and innovation are also given due
attention and focus. With various
undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral
programmes offered, the department aims at
creating a Centre of Relevance and
Excellence (CORE) and provide a suitable
platform to develop the skill of students and
thereby developing suitable technical work
force who in turn would be contributing
towards speedy national growth. Following
students socieities are functional in the
department so as to create a veritable
powerhouse of electronics engineering
talents;
 IEEE Students Branch, SSET
 IETE Students Chapter
 Technical Society of Electronics
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Dr. Pratibha Tiwari
Assistant Professor
Control and Instrumentation
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Department of Computer Science and Dr. Raghav Yadav
Associate Professor, Mobile Computing, Advance
Information Technology
Computer Networking
The Department of Computer Science and
Information Technology is dedicated to the
creation of an innovative academic
environment, which focuses on the overall
development of students as well as faculty.
Besides academic courses, research and
innovation are given due importance. The
department aspires to reassert the
significance of high-quality education by
producing competent professionals who can
contribute to the growing IT.
capability of our nation. The academic
environment consistently broadens the
technological base by way of upgrading the
infrastructure in emerging areas like broadband communication (fiber optic
and wireless), networking, computer
architecture, etc. Eventually, the department
aims to emerge as an important source of
technical manpower in the country.
Er. Ajendra Isaacs
Assistant Professor, Information Technology, Operating
System, Computer Organization
Er. Hari Mohan Singh
Assistant Professor, Object Technologies, Mobile
Computing, Parallel Algorithms
Er. Prateek Singh
Assistant Professor, Mobile Computing, Computer
Graphics, E-Commerce
Mr. Sanjay T. Singh
Assistant Professor, Operating Systems, Database,
Software Engg.
Mr. P. Stanley
Assistant Professor, Computer Networks, Web
Technologies, E-Commerce
Mrs. Klinsega Jeberson
Assistant Professor, Data Structure & Web Technologies
Mr. R. Dileep Kumar
Assistant Professor, Software Engg.
Er. Narendra Kumar Gupta
Assistant Professor, Web Technology, Object Oriented
Analysis & Design
Dr. (Mrs.) Tulika
Assistant Professor, Computer Networks
Lab facilities
I.T. Lab
Multimedia Lab
Linux Lab
Internet Lab
Networking Lab
Postgraduate Research Lab
Faculty
Er. (Mrs.) Archana Singh
Assistant Professor, Artificial Intelligence
Mr. Indresh Bahadur Rajwade
Assistant Professor, Web Technology, Programming
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The Department of Civil Engineering is
gaining importance due to lot of job
opportunities in the field. It runs two
B.Tech. courses, one in civil engineering,
and another in environmental
engineering. It is running several M.Tech.
courses in civil engineering and M.Tech.
in environmental engineering Ph.D is
being offered in all branches of civil
engineering and environmental
engineering. The department has well
equipped laboratories for civil engineering
and environmental engineering students.
The faculty is highly qualified and is drawn
from various internationally renowned
universities of the country. It is one of the
most popular departments of SSET. The
students of this department are placed in
prestigious institutions and organizations
of the country. They are studying in IITs
and NITs for postgraduation and doctoral
programme. The department has
emerged as an important source of
technical manpower in civil engineering.
Lab Facilities
Mr. Surya Prakash Mishra
Assistant Professor, Operating System, Database, Data
Structures, Programing Languages
Mr. Anchit Sajal Dhar
Assistant Professor, Data Structure, Computer Networks
& Programming Languages
Er. Arun Kumar Shukla
Assistant Professor, Database
Prof. (Dr.) W. Jeberson
Er. Mohit Paul
Professor and Head,
Software Egg, eGovernance
Assistant Professor, D.B.M.S., Data Mining
Prof. (Col.) Gurmit Singh
Assistant Professor, Software Engineering and Web
Technology
Professor Emeritus, Electronics, Information Tech
Department of Civil Engineering
Er. Rishab Chaudhary
Dr. Sanjay Kumar Yadav
Er. Gaurav Pandey
Associate Professor, Adhoc Mobile Networks, DataBase Management System
Assistant Professor, Data Mining
Hydraulics & Hydraulic Machine Lab
Construction Technology Lab
Transportation Lab
Surveying Lab
Geotechnical Engineering Lab
CAD Lab
Structural Analysis Lab
Environmental Engineering Lab
Prof. (Dr) V.C. Agarwal,
B.Tech. Mechanical Engineering
Master of Computer Application
(MCA)
Professor & Head , Hydraulic Engineering
Dr. R.K. Pandey,
Professor, Fluid Mechanics
Er. N.N. Harry,
Assistant Professor, Structural Engineering
Er. C.S. Mishra,
Assistant Professor, Environmental Engineering
B.Tech. Electrical and Electronics
Engineering
B.Tech. Electronics and Communication
Engineering
M.Tech. Computer Science and
Engineering
M.Tech. Software Engineering
Dr. Y.K. Bind, (On Leave)
Assistant Professor, Geotechnical Engineering
Dr. Vikas Srivastava,
B.Tech. Computer Science and
Engineering
Er. C.B.Gupta,
Assistant Professor, Strength of material
Er. Alvin Harrison
Dr. Shakti Suryavanshi
B.Tech. Civil Engineering
B.Tech. Electrical Engineering
Assistant Professor, Water Resource Development
& Management
B.Tech Environmental Engineering
Er. Stephen E. George
Bachelor of Computer Application
(BCA)
Assistant Professor, Geo-technical Engineering
Er. Yogendra Kumar Kushwaha
Assistant Professor, Transportation Engineering
Er. Ankush V. Lal
Assistant Professor, Environmental Engineering
M.Sc. Computer Science
M.Tech. Mechanical Engineering
(CAD/CAM, Production Engineering,
Thermal Engineering, Industrial
Engineering and Management,
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning,
Machine Design)
M.Tech. Electrical Engineering (Power
system, Control and Instrumentation,
Power Electronics)
B.Sc. Computer Science
M.Tech. Civil Engineering (Structural
Engineering, Transportation
Engineering, Construction Engineering
& Management, Fluids Engineering)
M.Tech. Electronics & Communication
Engineering (Communication System
Engineering, Optical Fiber
Communication Engineering, Wireless
Communication Engineering, Signal
Processing, Microwave Comm.
Engineering, VLSI & Embedded
System)
M.Tech. Environmental Engineering
M.Tech. Mechatronics
Ph.D. in all branches
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Warner School of
Food and Dairy Technology
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Department of Dairy Technology
Department of Food Science and Technology
Dean
The Warner School of Food and Dairy
Technology is dedicated to academic
excellence in undergraduate and
postgraduate education, and research
programmes across a broad spectrum of
disciplines in dairy education since 1924.
Moreover, dairy education and research
have gained distinct momentum in the last
few decades. Degree programmes in dairy
technology have been drawing prime
attention after school education. Research
scholars and scientists are also becoming
more interested in the areas of dairy
technology education and research.
Students at this school are acquainted with
various facts of professionally managed
industries, which include production
management, raw-material purchase, and
personnel management, sales and
marketing by virtue of Industrial in-plant
training. This helps students gain confidence
towards working as highly professional
human resource for food industry. The
school has different departments, which not
only help in the smooth functioning of the
academic activities but also provide the
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growing technocrats with the expertise guidance
and the latest laboratory facilities.
Department of Dairy Technology
Division of Dairy Technology
Dairy technology comprises all methods of
handling milk, from production to consumption. It
includes processing, packaging, storage, transport
and physical distribution. It employs the principles
of engineering and is based on the sciences of
biochemistry, bacteriology and nutrition. The
objectives being to prevent spoilage, improve
quality, increase shelf life, and make milk palatable
and safe for human consumption. The
department is equipped with excellent
laboratories; a dairy processing plant, which
manufactures fluid milk, butter, ice cream, and
other products. Undergraduate and postgraduate
students enrolled into the programme will have
opportunities to utilize these facilities to develop
basic and/or applied research programmes in
dairy-product processing and development,
microbiology, chemistry, food safety and
management, while interacting with well-qualified
faculty.
refrigeration systems, boiler for generating steam,
different controls used to operate different
machinery in dairy plant and cleaning system for
cleaning the plant machinery and equipments used
for processing. For the purpose, department is well
equipped with machinery.
Division of Dairy Business Management
The aim of teaching dairy business management to
the students is to make themfamiliar with dairy plant
operation management, marketing management,
financial management and human resource
management. It also acquaints the students with
different managerial skills to run the dairy plant
efficiently, economically and safely within the
available resources, for the maximum production
with minimum inputs.
Department of Food Science & Technology
Division of Food Technology
Food processing industries are gaining momentum.
The growth is so rapid that there is an urgent
requirement of a technology, which makes the
growth and development sustainable. In the present
marketing era, the nature of finished products,
storage capacity, and quality under storage are of
importance. Diets, calories, packaging and nutrition
Division of Dairy Engineering
The aim of teaching dairy engineering is to make standards are being given a serious thought this not
the students acquainted with the equipment and only keeps the body healthy but also protects it
from various diseases. Very recently, the course is
machinery used in dairy for the processing of
milk and milk products, like pasteurizer, sterilizers, being highlighted for economic benefit too. Latest
equipment like texture profile analyser has been
homogenizer, separator, butter churns,
added in the department to study the texture of
evaporators, driers, packaging machines, etc.,
various fruits and vegetable products in order to
their operation, maintenance, power
consumption and their design aspects. Apart from incorporate desired changes in the product design
to improve consumer acceptability.
this, students are also given knowledge of
Division of Food and Dairy Chemistry
The vast knowledge of food and milk chemistry
has been extensively used by the food and
dairy manufacturing industry to develop and
perfect the modern technology required for
producing the high-quality food and milk
products with which we are accustomed. A
thorough understanding of the chemistry of
Dr. S.G.M. Prasad
Associate Professor, Food & Dairy Engineering
Dr. Avinash Singh
Assistant Professor, By-products, Frozen Desserts,
Condensed & Dried Milk
Dr. S. N. Thakur
Assistant Professor, Advances in Dairy Processing
Dr. Sangeeta Shukla
Assistant Professor, Food & Dairy Microbiology
Er. Parimita
Assistant Professor, Food Process Engineering
Er. Puneet Arora
Assistant Professor, Dairy Business Management
Er. Shanta Peter
Er. Shankar Suwan Singh
Dr. Anamika Das
Assistant Professor, Dairy Chemistry
Dr. Sangita Ganguly
Assistant Professor, Dairy Technology
Lab facilities
Dairy Technology Lab
Dairy Engineering Lab
Food & Dairy Microbiology Lab
Food & Dairy Chemistry Lab
Food Science and Technology Lab
Faculty
Dr. Ramesh Chandra
Professor and Dean, Warner School of Food & Dairy
Technology, Head, Department of Dairy Technology and
Coordinator, IDD Programme
Processing of Milk &Technology of Dairy Products
Dr. Arif A. Broadway
Professor, Fat Rich Dairy Products
Dr. John David
Professor, Indigenous Milk Products
B.Tech. Dairy Technology
B.Sc. (Hons) Food Technology
M.Sc. Dairy Technology
M.Sc. Food Technology
M.Tech. Dairy Technology
Ph.D. in All Branches
Diploma Programmes Offered
Dr. D. K. Thompkinson
Professor Emeritus
IDD (Dairy Technology)
IDD (Dairy Husbandry)
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milk and milk components, food and food
components is essential for designing, processing
equipment and treatments needed for the
manufacture and distribution of high-quality food
and dairy products. Knowledge and application of
milk chemistry is also indispensable for
fractionating milk into its principal components, as
in the manufacture of milk protein, lactose and
rich-fat products, which are used as functional and
nutritional ingredients by the food industry. To
ensure that quality milk and milk products flow out
of dairy plant premises and reach the consumer, a
practical and systematic quality-control programme
has to be carried out in food and dairy. To check
any adulteration and prevent pathogens from
entering the finished product, strict legal standards
have to enforce. With the development of
common syllabus and a common co-ordinated
teaching programme in food and dairy education,
our food and dairy chemistry department
provides firm base and additional information on
physico-chemical approach needed for food and
dairy industry in India.
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Division of Food and Dairy Microbiology
The scope of food and dairy microbiology
stretches right from the production of raw
material to its utilization by the consumers. In
other words, the contamination of food and
milk with spoilage and disease-producing
micro-organisms can occur at any stage of
production, processing, marketing and
utilization. In view of the possible presence of
spoilage and pathogenic micro-organisms in
food and milk products, their microbial quality
needs to rigorously controlled / monitored
with regard to both number and the type of
micro flora present. A microbiological analysis
is of these contaminating sources and taking up
of the adequate measures to reduce their
microbial load, are the effective steps of a
quality control programme in food and dairy
Industry. In order to achieve these objectives a
systematic programme of microbiological
quality control is required and needs to be
followed rigorously both at farm level as well as
in the bigger food and dairy plants. Keeping in
view the prescribed syllabi of food and dairy
science schools of India and needs of the food
and dairy industry, the division of food and
dairy microbiology provides the general
information (introductory part, definition, types
of the product, composition, standards) and
knowledge about microbiological quality,
factors affecting microbiological quality,
microbiological defects, public health
significance and microbiological quality control
tests (recommended/proposed).
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Jacob School of
Biotechnology and Bioengineering
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Department of Molecular and Cellular Engineering
Department of Microbiology and Fermentation Technology
Department of Biochemistry and Biochemical Engineering
Department of Computational Biology and Bioinformatics
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Dean
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fields. It educated me in every
aspect of my field, it gave me
credentials to facilitate a career
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A Postgraduate Alumnus
Biotechnology is an industry thatincludes
agriculture, health, bioinformatics,
pharmaceuticals, neutraceuticals and
enzyme engineering. The innovations of
biotechnology in biochemistry, genomics,
proteomics, molecular biology,
nanotechnology, diagnostics, bioprocess,
microbial enzymes, biosensors,
bioinformatics, biofuels, biofertilizers,
biopolymers, bioconcrete, animal- and
plant- tissue culture and agricultural
biotechnology have tremendous
implications for the welfare of human
society. Human resource development in
the key areas such as biotechnology is a
priority around the world. In the Jacob
School of Biotechnology and Bioengineering
the courses offered provide the
undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral
students the very best of theoretical
knowledge and practical skills in disciplines
of biotechnology. The school facilitates a
seamless transition from fundamental
sciences to exploitable technology and seeks
to provide the faculty and students with
opportunities to develop their creative
insights and improve their analytical and
professional skills.
Department of Molecular and
Cellular Engineering
The impact of biotechnology is increasingly
being felt in every sphere of human
activity. It has enhanced the avenues by
which biological processes are viewed
from a molecular window and explains
the basic principles of life in terms of the
structure and function of biological
molecules. The reach of biotechnology
now extends from agriculture, food,
pharmacology, medicine, tissue culture,
biomedical, nanoscience and forensic
science to bioengineering and molecular
engineering. Within the past decade,
advances in the field of molecular and
cellular engineering have been rapid and
accelerated. This is largely due to the
impact of sequencing of the human and
other model organism genomes and its
subsequent follow up. A new breed of
researchers has emerged whose
knowledge and expertise spans the
biological, physical, mathematical,
engineering and computing sciences
domains.
The Department of Molecular and
Cellular Engineering offers
undergraduate, post graduate and
doctoral academic programmes through
a synoptic curriculum that empowers the
students with theoretical knowledge and
practical skills in different disciplines of
biotechnology. The department has stateof-the-art facilities for training and
Undergraduate Lab
Postgraduate Lab
Molecular Research Lab
Tissue Culture and Experiential Learning Lab
Green Nanotechnology and
Agri Nanotechnology Lab
Green-house and Medicinal Plant
Conservatory
Faculty
Prof. (Dr.) George Thomas
Since the establishment of the
department about fifteen years ago, our
students have made a mark in
biotechnology worldwide. Our former
students are currently involved as
research professionals in biotechnology
companies both abroad and in India;
pursuing doctoral or masters
programmes in foreign universities, viz.,
Maastricht, Detroit, Boston, Florida,
Middle East, etc., or prestigious Indian
institutions viz., IITs, IISERs, NITs, TERI,
DU, JNU, etc.
The faculty of the department is highly
qualified, skilled and has more than
adequate experience from Maastricht
University, Holland; Cornell University
and University of Detroit, USA. Dr.
Jonathan A. Lal, Associate Professor in
the Department, has earned his Ph.D.
degree with “maxima cum laude”, with
very great honor-a rare distinction from
Maastricht University. Presently he is the
Director at Health Innovation Ventures
B.V. and Chief Executive Officer at
ptTheragnostic B.V., Maastricht, The
Netherlands.
Professor and Head
Molecular Breeding and Biotechnology
Dr. Ir. Jonathan A. Lal
Associate Professor
Public Health Genomics and Proteomics
Dr. Rohit Lall
Associate Professor, Industrial Genomics, Biotechnology
Dr. Jishnu Naskar
Associate Professor
Chemical Biology, Nanobiotechnology
Dr. Rajiv Kant
Associate Professor
Animal Biotechnology, Cell Culture
Dr. Om Prakash Verma
Assistant Professor
Bioprocess Engineering, Biotechnology
Dr. (Mrs.) Poonam Singh
Assistant Professor
Biotechnology
Dr. G. D. Ram
Assistant Professor
Plant Biotechnology, Plant Tissue Culture
Dr. (Mrs.) Pragati Misra
Assistant Professor
Plant Tissue Culture and Molecular Plant Physiology
Dr. Eapen P. Koshy
Assistant Professor
Plant Tissue Culture and Botany
Dr. Amit A. Charan
Assistant Professor
Animal Biotechnology
Mrs. Blessymole K. Alex
Assistant Professor, Biotechnology, Genetic Engineering
Dr. Preetam Verma
Assistant Professor
Biotechnology, Animal Cell Engineering
Mrs. Shashi Bernice Bailey
Assistant Professor, Industrial Genomics
Department of Microbiology and
Fermentation Technology
The Department of Microbiology and
Fermentation Technology, SHIATS, strives
to attain excellence as a centre of
expertise in numerous aspects pertaining
to the field of microbiology. The
department significantly contributes to
basic conceptual knowledge as well as
keeps abreast of the latest advances in the
various subdisciplines, developing practical
applications affecting humankind. Our
teaching expands from undergraduate to
postgraduate and doctoral education
using hands-on problem-solving
approaches and cutting-edge technology.
Comprising a vibrant community of
faculty, students and researchers, the
department offers a vibrant place to learn,
teach and conduct research, providing
superior training to burgeoning
microbiologists, opening vistas to pursue
careers that contribute globally in
research, teaching, industry,
entrepreneurship, scientific writing, etc.
Committed to exploration and
advancement in the various spheres of
microbiology, the department is
continually evolving to provide
unparalleled research opportunities for
investigations under major focal areas
featuring Infectious agents of diseases,
antibiotic resistance patterns, probiotics,
role of bioferitlizers and biopesticides,
natural antibacterial agents (medicinal and
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research with well-equipped
laboratories, smart class-rooms with
LCD projectors and advanced research
labs for molecular and nanotechnology
studies. The department has a technical
society, viz., “Society of Biotechnology”
for overall personality development to
promote the academic, co-curricular and
extra-curricular activities of students. In
addition, the department has national
collaborations with organizations like
NRC on Mithun, Nagaland and NBPGR,
New Delhi.
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aromatic plants, molecular characterization of
infectious agents, water quality, quality of
food products, microbial enzymes and
bioremediation. Bearing torch to the hidden
secrets and opportunities in the field of
microbiology, the department has to its
credits seven published patents pertaining to
novel antibacterial compounds.
Interactions between the strong research
areas are enhanced by a variety of events and
activities that promote the understanding and
perception among the student community
under the banner of the technical society,
Society of Microbiologists, established at the
Fermentation Technology. The society
achieves excellence through diversity,
engaging students with widely differing talents
and perspectives, providing a platform rich in
opportunities, ideas, creativity and resources,
and thus enabling the students to augment
their knowledge base and discover their own
potential. The department is therefore
known for outstanding research and teaching,
is dedicated to a future where it will further
excel.
Lab Facilities
Undergraduate Students Lab
Postgraduate Students Lab
Research Lab
Faculty
Prof. (Dr.) Rubina Lawrence
Professor & Head
Medical, Food and Dairy Microbiology
Dr. Ebenezer Jeyakumar
Assistant Professor
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Dr. Harison Masih
Assistant Professor
Medical Mycology and Industrial Microbiology
Er. Ajay Singh
Assistant Professor
Microbial Biotechnology
Fr. Yashab Kumar
Assistant Professor
Industrial Microbiology
Dr. Ankit Singhla
Assistant Professor
Environmental Microbiology
Mrs. Jane Claryn Benjamin
Assistant Professor
Microbiology
active Society of Biochemists and
Bioprocess Technologist, which organizes
various scientific activities including
debates, guest lectures and poster
sessions to further enhance the
educational experience of the students.
The department is dedicated to ensuring
that scientific temper is instilled in young
and eager minds for a future in research
and development. Science and technology
is the foundation for development of a
nation. Teaching plays a pivotal role in
bridging this gap.
Er. Rinaldo John
Assistant Professor
Biotechnology
Department of Biochemistry and
Biochemical Engineering
Biochemistry is fundamental to improved
human welfare. The recent technological
advances and growth of knowledge database
in biochemistry has markedly enriched our
knowledge about the nature of life including
the manifold advantages of new technologies
applied to ancient techniques in developing
useful products based on the diversity of
natural biological activities. The department
with its expertise in the field of Animal and
plant biochemistry, enzymology,
immunology, molecular biology, bioprocess
technology, etc., is steadfast in providing
quality teaching and research. This
commitment to excellence has its foundation
in the innovative course structure backed up
with well-equipped laboratories and
experienced and motivated faculty. The
course lays emphasis on understanding of
fundamental concepts, also facilitating
learning and application of biochemical
techniques. The department also runs an
Lab Facilities
Two Undergraduate Labs
Postgraduate Lab
Research Lab
Faculty
Dr. Alok M. Lall
Associate Professor and Head
Plant Biochemistry
& Bioprocess Technology
Dr. K. Lawrence
Associate Professor,
Enzymology
Dr. Veeru Prakash
Associate Professor
Plant Biochemistry
Dr. (Mrs.) Sushma
Assistant Professor
Protein Biochem. (Enzymology)
Dr. (Mrs.) Yashodhara S. Verma
Assistant Professor
Plant Biochemistry
Dr. Shailendra Kumar Srivastava
Assistant Professor
Pharmaceutical Biotechnology, Proteomics
Er. Abhishek Sharan
Assistant Professor
Bioprocess Technology
Undergraduate Programmes
B.Tech. Biotechnology
B.Sc. (Hons.) Biotechnology
B.Sc. (Hons.) Microbiology
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Biotechnology and Bioprocess Engineering
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Plant / Animal
Biotechnology)
M.Sc. (Ag.) Biotechnology
M.Sc. Microbiology
M.Sc. (Ag.) Microbiology
M.Sc. Biochemistry
M.Sc. (Ag.) Biochemistry
M.Tech. Biotechnology (Genomics &
Proteomics Technology)
M.Tech. Biotechnology (Microbial
Technology)
M.Tech. Biotechnology (Bioprocess
Technology)
M.Tech. Bioinformatics
Ph.D. in All Branches
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in different research labs, IT industry,
pharmaceutical industry, academics and
higher studies as scientist, academician,
Dr. (Ms.) Reena Lawrence
research coordinator, project developer,
Assistant Professor
research scholar etc. in India and abroad.
Chemistry
The department has a technical society
Dr. Devendra Prasad Maurya
known as Society of Bioinformatics (SOBI),
Assistant Professor
Bioprocess Engineering
which is dedicated to the development of
bioinformatics enormously, making it capable
Department of Computational Biology to form a new society of professionals
and Bioinformatics
working in biotechnology, agriculture,
pharmaceutical and IT sector who can
The mission of Department of Computational effectively apply the knowledge of
Biology and Bioinformatics is to build and
bioinformatics to meet the current
maintain an interdisciplinary community, with challenges.
student engagement that will collaboratively
propose and solve problems in biotechnology, Lab Facilities
agriculture and health. Bioinformatics is
considered to be a confluence of biology,
Undergrduate Students Lab
computer science, information technology,
Postgraduate Students Lab
mathematics, chemistry, physics, and medicine Research Lab with high-end computing
with objectives of developing tools to analyze facilities
biological and chemical data, and to generate
new knowledge. The strength of India in
Faculty
computer science and information technology
in academia and industry has provided a fresh Dr. Satendra Singh
impetus to computational biology and
Assistant Professor and In-charge
Bioinformatics and Chemoinformatics
bioinformatics. The trained person will be
Dr. Prashant Ankur Jain
receiving specialization in computational
biology in order to become 'computer scientist Assistant Professor
Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
who specializes in biology' or 'biologist who is Dr. Budhayash Gautam
specializes in computer science'.
Assistant Professor
Bioinformatics is enabling pharmaceutical and Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
Dr. Pramod Kumar Yadav
life sciences to invent novel drugs as well as
Assistant Professor
drug-delivery systems, and facilitates an
understanding of the biological processes with Bioinformatics and Drug Designing
Dr. Rohit Farmer
the goal to serve primarily biotechnology,
Assistant Professor
agriculture and healthcare sectors.
Bioinformatics and Microarray
Bioinformatics has become a 'Bonafide
Er. Saurabh B. Saha
Discipline' to revolutionalize biotechnology
Assistant Professor
and allied sciences. Students are well absorbed Bioinformatics and Theoretical Biology
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Evolving education, as evolving life, is a
process of adaption to change. Nowhere
change is more rapid and continuing than in
the sciences and nowhere in science are
advances being made more rapid than basic
sciences. Many of today’s discoveries have
already surpassed the most imaginative
predictions a few decades ago. Some of these
discoveries will certainly shape man’s future
and influence his approach to new problems.
For the major part of the twentieth century
the physical sciences have dominated Science
and Engineering. But as we entered the
twenty first century, we see biological
sciences, mathematics and statistics emerging
as top priorities in the field of science.
Faculty of Science is dealing with some of the
basic sciences such as physics, mathematics,
chemistry, biochemistry, biology, plant
physiology, entomology, biophysics, forensic
science and statistics. The faculty aims to lay
the foundation in the Basic sciences, so that
people would be able to make a meaningful
application of what they have learnt. We wish
to promote proper learning of the basics so
that those who pass out may address the
problems facing us and try to solve them
efficiently. The faculty also promotes research
in Basic Sciences in order to send out
scientists without whom our Nation would
not be able to progress properly. The faculty
enjoys a good degree of autonomy, which is
used to promote excellence in academics
study, relevance and employability. We have
geared our teaching, learning and continuous
evaluation towards achieving the above
mentioned goals for our students.
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Department of Physics
Department of Mathematics & Statistics
Department of Biological Sciences
Department of Chemistry
Department of Forensic Science
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The School of Basic Sciences (SBS) of
SHIATS, consists of the Department of
Mathematics & Statistics, Department
of Physics, Department of Forensic
Science, Department of Chemistry and
Department of Biological Sciences. At
present we are offering the following
undergraduate degree programs
B.Sc.(PCM), B.Sc.(PMCS), B. Sc.
(ZBC), B. Sc. (LSCFS), B. Sc. (PCFS).
For the postgraduate level we are
offering M.Sc. (Mathematics), M. Sc.
(Agricultural Statistics), M.Sc. (Physics),
M.Sc. (Botany), M.Sc. (Forensic
Science) and M. Sc. (Chemistry). We
are offering other courses in physics,
mathematics, statistics, chemistry,
botany, zoology, etc. for all the
Engineering departments and
Agricultural programmes. Postgraduate
and Ph.D. students are given guidance
depending upon their requirements.
Research work is being carried out in
the departments of physics,
mathematics, statistics, chemistry and
biological sciences.
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Higginbottom Institute of Agriculture,
Technology & Sciences was established
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me to get a degree from the
Institute. I worked it around my
life and did it around my son. I
was quite impressed with the
performance of my son in his
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A Parent & an Alumnus
in the year 2003 with a vision for
Excellence in Physics. Now we have
Bachelors degree programmes and
Postgraduate programs including
doctoral program. At the department of
Physics we emphasize student learning
by way of discussion, question-answer
and dialogue.
Research and Ph. D. programme are in
the fields of Condensed Matter Physics,
Resonance Physics and Application of
Quantum Mechanics and Astrophysics.
At present only theoretical work is being
done.
The Department also carries out
research in theoretical and observational
astrophysics. The research in
astrophysics involves investigation in the
X-ray band to understand some of the
problems related to X-ray binaries. It
parallely also includes theoretical studies
of polytropic problems, stellar structure.
Practical learning is encouraged through
experiments by conducting a series of
experiments in the laboratory. The labs
are fairly well-equipped.
Library is the heart and soul of any
learning system and we are maintaining a
Faculty
Dr. D.P. Jayapandian
Professor & Head, Quantum Mechanics, Mechanics,
Resonance Physics
Dr. Sarita Khandka
Associate Professor, Condensed Matter Physics;
Superconductivity
Dr. Vipul Singh
Assistant Professor, Electronics
Dr. Piyush Masih
Assistant Professor, Solid State Physics &
Superconductivity
Dr. Sanish Thomas
Department of Mathematics and
Statistics
The Department of Mathematics and
Statistics is catering to the basic needs of
Mathematics Education from the
elementary level to the advanced research
level, covering every school of this
University, having the objective to provide
a strong framework of Mathematical
Science with the commitment to make the
students capable of understanding the basic
concepts of problems arising in different
streams of higher education and research
and counteracting them to evolve their
most appropriate solution in a scientific
way by using the basic tools of
mathematics and statistics. The faculty is
well experienced in their respective
specialized fields and actively engaged in
research work of national and international
standard besides following the established
norms of quality teaching.
Faculty
Dr. Ajit Paul
Professor and Head, Fluid Dynamics
Dr. Rajeev Khare
Professor, Fluid Dynamics
Assistant Professor, Astrophysics
Dr. (Mrs.) Neera A Herbert
Mr. Vivek Kumar Singh
Professor, Special Function
Assistant Professor, Electronics & Astrophysics
Dr. (Ms.) Shalini Masih
Ms. Ekta Singh Chauhan
Assistant Professor, Bayesian Statistics
Assistant Professor, Super conductivity
Dr. Mohit James
Ms. Shamim Masih
Assistant Professor, Group Theory
Assistant Professor, Condensed Matter Physics
Dr. (Mrs.) Sherly George
Er. Ravi Jon
Assistant Professor, Functional Analysis
Assistant Professor, Electronics & Communication
Dr. (Mrs.) Anupriya Paul
Mrs. Aswathy Mary Prince
Assistant Professor, Bayesian Statistics
Assistant Professor, Astrophysics
Mr. Vishal Vincent Henry
Assistant Professor, Algebra, Topology
Ms. Pratyasha Tripathi
Assistant Professor, Statistical Inference
Dr. (Ms.) Priya Raphel
Assistant Professor, Functional Analysis
Mr. Rishab Richard Hanvey
Assistant Professor, Fluid Dynamics
Ms. Abha Rani
Assistant Professor, Statistics
Mr. Kalanidhi Kalayan
Assistant Professor
Mr. Danzil James
Assistant Professor, Fluid Dynamics
Mrs. Anushree Shukla
Assistant Professor, Statistics
Mr. Rishabh Ranjan
Assistant Professor
Department of Biological Sciences
The Department of Biological Sciences is
one of the oldest and most active
departments of the School of Basic
Sciences. The department was formerly
known as the Department of Biology. Dr.
V. S. Vistel took over as the first head in
1920. Ever since the department has
produced and has been headed by
renowned personalities in their field. The
department had been offering M.Sc. (Ag.)
degree in plant pathology since long. In
2000, when the institute was accorded
the “Deemed to be University” status,
the biological sciences department was
put under the College of Basic Sciences.
The fundamental mission of the
Department of Biological Sciences is to
provide an intensive, progressive and
balanced learning experience to serve a
student population that is highly diverse,
both in educational and ethnic
background, and in academic and career
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departmental library where students are
encouraged to spend as much time as they
can. We subscribe to about fifteen journals.
In addition, seminars form part of the
teaching-learning process where current
topics are discussed. Exhibitions give a
platform to the students to express what
they have learnt.
Field trips play an important role in giving a
first hand experience of the application of
Physics on a large scale, such as thermal
power plants/nuclear power plants. Besides,
these trips help in the social life of the
department as students and teachers are
able to move about with each other like
friends.
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goals. The department is dedicated to
the university's mission of research,
teaching, and service.
To accomplish this mission, and
recognizing the breadth, diversity and
crucial role of research in science
education, especially in biological
sciences, the department offers its
students an opportunity to pursue
bachelors and masters programme and is
committed to offering research
opportunities to all interested and
qualified students. The curriculum is
rigorous and provides a background in
critical thinking, research and
communication skills. Field trips are a
common feature of some classes. Our
postgraduate majors have successfully
entered careers in the life sciences in
public, private and non-profit
organizations. The past records have
shown cent percent placement of our
postgraduates.
The department offers academic
programme such as Bachelor of Science
(B.Sc.), Master of Science (M.Sc.) and
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Faculty
Dr. Pramod W. Ramteke,
Professor and Head, Environmental
Biotechnology
Dr. (Mrs.) Eugenia P. Lal
Associate Professor, Environmental Pollution / Plant
Pathology
Dr. Suchit A John
Associate Professor, Plant Biochemistry and
Morphogenesis
Dr. (Mrs.) Sasya Nagar
Assistant Professor, Cytogenetics
Lab Facilities
Mrs. Richa Sharma
Dr. K. P. Rao
Assistant Professor, Ecology & Environmental Biology
Under graduate laboratories
Postgraduate laboratories
Research laboratories
Dr. P. K. Shukla
Assistant Professor, Plant Physiology & Molecular
Biology
Dr. Rahul Kumar Singh
Assistant Professor, Endocrinology
Department of Chemistry
Dr. A. P. Brooks envisioned the foundation
of the Department of Chemistry in 1932. It
is one of the oldest departments of the
School of Basic Sciences and is carrying
forward the bequest of this great visionary
who envisaged a passion for chemistry and
inculcated scientific skills among students.
The department aims to manifest
proficiency in young chemists by generating
a passion for chemistry among students to
grow from the basic to the latest in
chemical sciences and exposing students to
advanced instrumentation and technology
for providing innovative curriculum
development.
The Department promotes a multidisciplinary approach to offer students wide
course options in biochemistry, natural
products chemistry, environmental science,
polymer science, synthetic chemistry and
nanotechnology, which opens new
horizons for the students in research and
development. The Department offers
Undergraduate, Postgraduate and Doctoral
programs.
Faculty
Dr. Amit Chattree
Associate Professor & Head, Analytical Chemistry/
Environmental Chemistry
Dr. Manju Gerard
Associate Professor
Physical Chemistry
Dr. Prashant Anthony
Associate Professor
Applied Chemistry, Polymer Chemistry
Dr. (Mrs.) Poonam Prakash
Associate Professor, Organic Chemistry
Dr. (Mrs.) Saima Habib Khan
Assistant Professor, Organic Chemistry
Dr. (Mrs.) Manisha S. Prasad
Mrs. Jyoti Vandana Mani
Ms. Neelottma Singh
Assistant Professor, Synthetic Chemistry
Department of Forensic Science
The Department of Forensic Science (DFS)
was established in July 2006. Students at
DFS go through the process of
transformation to become future forensic
scientists in the true sense. At DFS, we aim
to convert potential students to dynamic
personalities with a vision to bring about as
desired change in the international arena.
Here, they imbibe all the qualities of a true
forensic scientist through unique teaching
*Laxmi Rao Memorial Award for best girl
student:- Dr. M.S.Rao ,exDirector-cumChief Forensic Scientist , Govt of India,
Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi has
instituted the “Laxmi Rao Memorial
Award” in memory of his wife, late
M.Laxmi which is given to the best female
student of M.Sc. Forensic Science every
year. The selected student is awarded a
cash prize of Rs 5,000 with a memento
and a certificate at the time of
convocation of the University.
Lab Facilities
Forensic Physics Laboratory
Forensic Biology and Serology Laboratory
Fingerprints Examination Laboratory
Document Examination and Cyber
Forensic Laboratory
Crime Scene Investigation Laboratory
Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology
Laboratory
Forensic Ballistics Laboratory
Faculty
Dr. A.K.Gupta
Professor & Head, Forensic Chemistry
Dr. A. K. Jain
Professor, Forensic Botany
Dr. Lav Kesharwani
Assistant Professor, Forensic Toxicology
Dr. Munish Kumar Mishra
Undergraduate Programs offered
B.Sc. (PCM)
B.Sc. (PMCS)
B.Sc. ZBC
B.Sc. (LSCFS)
B.Sc. (PCFS)
Assistant Professor, Forensic Biology
Mr. Vaibhav Saran
Assistant Professor,
Forensic Document Examination
Visiting Faculty
Dr. M.S. Rao
Ex-Director cum Chief Forensic Scientist, DFS
Forensic Ballistics, Govt. of India
Dr. S. B. Upadhyay
Director, FSL, U.P, Lucknow.
General Forensic
Postgraduate Programs offered
M. Sc Physics
M. Sc Botany
M. Sc Mathematics
M. Sc Chemistry
M. Sc Crop Physiology *
M. Sc Plant Physiology
M. Sc Forensic Science
Ph.D in all branches
Dr. N. P. Waghmare
Assistant Director SFSL, NCT, New Delhi
Dr. Vrijendra Singh
Associate Prof. I.I.I.T. Allahabad, Cyber Forensic
Dr. R. K. Sarin
Director, Forensic Science Laboratory, Govt. of
NCT, New Delhi.
Dr. (Mrs.) Mahajan,
AD, RFSL, Dharamshala, H.P.
Dr. S. Ahmad
Dy. Director, CFSL, Bhopal, M.P.
Dr. G. S. Sodhi
Associate Professor, SGTB Khalsa College, Delhi
University, New Delhi
Training Courses offered
Short-term and online training courses
offered for Law graduates, Science
graduates, Bank officials, Police officials,
Detective agencies
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methodology, super specialized courses,
highly innovative and acclaimed faculty,
laboratory training, futuristic vision, and
personality development help our
students to adopt to real world scenario
and meet global opportunities.
With in this short period of time the
department has achieved remarkable
landmarks in the field of forensic science
education. The course has become very
popular through out the country due to
the large number of students clearing NET
examinations for lecturership and JRF. The
Department has a good placement record
and has organized many seminars,
workshops and conferences at both
national and international levels.
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Managing business has always been a
complex task, right from the age of
Kautilya's Arthsastra to the modern era of
integrated, globalized business. There has
been a paradigm shift in the way business
and commercial activities are being
managed. The Indian industry is waking up
to the challenges of market economy. In
order to remain competitive in this highly
competitive global scenario, organizations
need to embrace new strategies of
corporate growth and development.
The emergence of giant, global and
transnational corporations has led to
multifaceted and sweeping changes in the
business scenario and augmented the
need for management professionals with a
truly global mindset. Each day begins with
one question: “What will you do?”
because that's the surest way to prepare
the student for the larger question that
matters most, here and in his career
beyond our campus: “What difference will
you make in the world?”.
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Department of Marketing
Department of Human Resources
Department of Finance
Department of Commerce
Dean
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Joseph School of Business Studies invites
customer relationship.
Dr. Suprit J. Joshi
students into various undergraduate and
Assistant Professor, Sales Management
The Department of Marketing is committed to
postgraduate business administration
cultivating an experientially based, hands-on,
Mr. Shanti S. Chauhan
programmes immersed in real-world challenges, applied learning environment for the study,
Assistant Professor, Advertising & Marketing
reflecting a world of talents, beliefs, strength,
teaching, research, and practice of marketing. The Dr. (Mrs.) Richa Sinha
skills and confidence leading to personal and
Department strives to foster a relationshipAssistant Professor, Customer Relationship Management
professional transformation that prepares the
marketing focus in its mission of teaching,
Dr. Debasis Tripathy
students for challenges in any functional area
research, and service directed to students, faculty, Assistant Professor, Marketing Research & Operations
across industry vertical – anywhere in the world. alumni, the business community, and the
Er. Anuj Peter
The school aims at nurturing and building up high marketing profession. The Department of
Assistant Professor, Principles of Management
quality management professionals. The school, Marketing's differential advantage is based on the
through its unique and distinct teaching-learning development of a superior relationship among
Department of Human Resources
pedagogy, extensive industry-academia
students, faculty and the business community by Human Resources is a specialized field of
collaboration, MOUs with foreign universities, focusing on its core competency of acquiring and management. Managing live resources i.e. human
exposure to the corporate world by organizing disseminating knowledge through active,
beings in the organization is the most challenging and
symposium, field visits, inviting eminent
experimental methods of research and teaching. complex task for managers. Sound HR practices are
academicians from diverse areas of business
The vision of the department recognizes the
inevitable for any business organization to expand and
management, designing modules in areas of
ongoing paradigm shift in marketing from a
grow. The prosperity of any business organization
training , and personality development, aims at transaction to a relationship orientation.
depends on well-managed manpower which, in turn,
preparing graduates who can articulate, visualize The students in the School of Management
reflects on the financial health of the company and
and strategize the complexities of managing the experience the utter reality of marketing
leads towards a robust and buoyant economy.
real business world, and not only study
management through case studies and
The Department of HR, through its continuous
leadership, but demonstrate it.
discussions. The main focus these days is on
efforts on research in diverse, upcoming and recent
exploring opportunities in the new economy
trends in the area of HR, has been able to place itself
with respect to globalization. The focus today is as one of the fastest growing and progressive
Department of Marketing
also on customer relationship management. The departments of the Department. To stay abreast of
Marketing is of interest to everyone, whether
marketing goods, services, properties, person, students of business studies are taught to cope up the changing business environment and develop a
information, ideas, or organization. It deals with with the changing trends in marketing
zest for implementing innovative and creative ideas,
management. The Department of Marketing
the whole process of entering markets,
are the key objectives of the department. With its
establishing profitable position and building loyal concentrates on vivid areas like digital marketing, undaunted and invigorating efforts the Department
retailing, product and brand management,
strives towards achieving standard benchmark
consumer behavior, advertising, international
practices and overall academic excellence in the area
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Faculty
Dr. Deva Raj Badugu
Dr. Sebastian T. Joseph
Faculty
Dr. (Mrs.) Archana Chandra
Associate Professor & Head, Human Resources Mgt.
Assistant Professor, Marketing Communications
Dr. (Mrs.) Enid Masih
Dr. Ronald V. Mani
Assistant Professor, Industrial Relations and Human Resource
Management
Assistant Professor, Product & Brand Management
Dr. (Mrs.) Reena Mehta
Assistant Professor, Personnel Management
Department of Commerce
Commerce is one of the oldest subjects being
Assistant Professor, Human Resource Management
taught at the higher level of education. As a
matter of fact, many subjects have their roots
Mrs. Ipsita Sahoo
or origin in Commerce. When we speak of
Commerce, it is generally understood as the
Dr. Pradhyuman Singh Lakhawat
study of trading and business. In the traditional
education system all theoretical aspects related
to business and trade was studied in B.Com.
Department of Finance
and M.Com. programmes. Due to its over
The present economic challenges that have
emphasis on theoretical aspects the subject of
gripped the world economy stress upon the
Commerce began to lose its strive. In the
proper utilization of finance by individuals, business Joseph School of Business Studies we have
houses and government bodies. Efficient utilization introduced B.Com. and M.Com. programmes
of finance is the hallmark of success in any
and the courses have been redesigned and
organization and the Department of Finance tries
made practical-oriented, so that they may be
to inculcate technical and managerial capabilities in job-friendly and the course content may
scholars for a better management of finance. The
contain theory as well as the practical aspects
aim of the department is not only to inculcate
of the trade and business. We have designed
among students, analytical ability and logical
these programmes after taking into
reasoning for judicious decision-making, but also
consideration the opinions of practitioners from
prepare students for taking various responsible
the corporate world.
positions in various organizations. The department
of Finance has been imparting education in the field
Faculty
of corporate finance, financial market, financial
Prof. (Dr.) Jagdhari Masih
services, investment management, microfinance,
financial planning, taxation, accounting, etc. to both Director, (In-charge)
Indian and foreign students. With the help of
Dr. Javed Qadri
energetic and experienced faculty members, the
Assistant Professor, Commerce
Department of Finance is also engaged in the area Ms. Regina John
of research. Students who specialize in finance
Assistant Professor, Commerce
have opportunities in the field of banking,
Ms. Poonam Viswakarma
insurance, brokerage firms, credit rating agencies, Assistant Professor, Commerce
NGOs, etc.
Mr. G.P. Gupta
Dr. (Ms) Amita Maxwell
Faculty
Dr. Shabana Mazhar
Professor Emeritus
Dr. Anil Khare
Professor Emeritus
Associate Professor & Head, Finance Management
Dr. Stephen Das
Financial Consultant
Mr. Harshit E. Williams
Assistant Professor, Financial Operations
Mr. Manish R. Tirkey
Assistant Professor, Finance & Accounting
Mr. Abhishek J. Frederick
Assistant Professor, Insurance & Finance
Facilities at JSBS
Computer Lab
The school has a computer lab which is well
equipped with the latest configuration and loaded
with the latest softwares. All the 70 computers are
enhanced with broad band Internet facility and with
inverter backup. The laboratory is mainly used for
M.I.S. practical. The students regularly work on
computers and browse through internet for
preparation of their assignments, research work,
presentation and explore their knowledge. Efforts
are being build to make the entire computer
laboratory and MIS laboratory that shall help students
for their overall development.
Library
The library has more than 2,400 books on business
modules comprising marketing, finance, human
resources and general management. The library also
comprises research journals, periodicals, magazines
and news papers. The school has the membership
of online EBSCO services. It has the world's largest
collection of articles and journals of all streams
comprising about 2,300 journals and more than
1,000 peer reviewed articles. The students, research
scholars and faculty have easy access to the library.
Smart Classrooms
The school is using the latest teaching equipment
such as over-head projectors, LCD projectors for
Lectures and Presentations making full use of the
smart classroom concept. A new furnished state of
the art conference hall equipped with LCD projector
and electronic smart board as interactive gain to
students and faculties for conferences, workshops,
seminars etc.
Undergraduate Programs
BBA (Hons)
BBA (Hons) Agri. Business Management*
B.Com.
Postgraduate Programs
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
MBA (Agribusiness Management)*
MBA (Supply Chain Management)
MBA (International Business)
MBA (Pharmaceutical Management)*
MBA (Retail Management)
MBA (IT Management)
MBA (e-business)
M.Com.
M.Com. (Financial Accountancy)
Ph.D.
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Dr. (Mrs.) Sneh P. Daniel
Assistant Professor, Training and Development
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SHIATS has distinguished itself as a centre
of research, education and academic
excellence. It is awarded 'A' grade by
NAAC and 'A' category by MHRD Govt.
of India. The Faculty of Theology is
offering undergraduate, postgraduate and
Ph.D. programmes in Theology and
Christian studies. It combines innovation,
educational rigor, Christian integrity and
strong sense of mission.
The CHAPEL & YESHU DARBAR are
two focal points of the identity of the
Faculty of Theology. Charting a new
discourse on ecclesiology, it has initiated a
unique movement of witness that can be
truly called indigenous. Thousands from
villagers come every week to hear the
Word of God and have the healing touch
of Jesus Christ.
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The former agriculture institute has now
grown to be a Christian University
(SHIATS) under the leadership of the
Hon'ble Vice-Chancellor Most Rev. Dr.
Prof. R.B. Lal. The vision and legacy 'Feed
the Hungry and Serve the Land' of the
founding father Dr. Sam Higginbottom is
cherished who had established the
Institution in 1910.
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Bible School
Gospel and Plough School of Theology
Centre for Advanced Theological Studies
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Dean
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Theology at SHIATS has
equipped me to engage in
God’s world through His
Word as a responsible
steward
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SHIATS being a Christian University within the
framework of deemed university declared
under section 3 of UGC act 1956 is offering
theology as an academic discipline. The Ministry
of Human Resource Development of India (Ref:
D.O. No. F. 20-71/2005-U-3, December 21,
2005) has clarified that in terms of the provision
under article no (1) of the Constitution of India,
the university being a minority institution, may
conduct its courses in theology in whatever
mode it wants to, as it has the right to do so.
The Faculty of Theology had a humble
beginning in 2002 and was consolidated in
2008. A student in theology learns not in
isolation of walls of a seminary but in the
context of an environment of eight faculties,
wide ranging as agriculture, engineering,
science, business studies, animal husbandry and
dairying, humanities, social sciences and
education, film and media studies, health
sciences with twelve thousand students in the
campus. The CHAPEL & YESHU DARBAR are
two focal pints of the faculty charting a new
discourse on ecclesiology, vision
equipping and producing servant leaders who
know God's word, engage in God's world and
discern God's will for His entire oikoumene
following the legacy of the Founder
'Feed the Hungry and Serve the Land'
Mission Statement
Train and equip Christians leaders and scholars
integrating academic excellence, mission praxis
and spiritual values.
Core Values
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Christ Centered
·
Value-based Education
·
Life Affirming
Thrust Areas
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Biblically Grounded
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Contextually Rooted
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Ministry Oriented
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Servant Leadership
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Personal and Social Transformation
Bible School
The Bible School as an integral part of the
Faculty of Theology, trains committed people
for rural ministry and mission following the
footsteps of Jesus Christ. Engagement and
exposure in the ministry at Yeshu Darbar is an
integral part of the ministerial formation.
Programme offered: Certificate in Theology.
Medium: Hindi
Bachelor of Divinity (BD)
The Bachelor of Divinity (BD) degree
programme inculcates a sense of commitment
to the ministry of the church following the
footsteps of Jesus Christ. The candidates shall
be able to interpret the Word of God,
understand theological discourses, major
religions, pastoral care and counseling and
mature in Christian spirituality. Eligibility:
Intermediate (10+2 Passed) from a
recognized Board. 10+2 passed candidates
from a recognized Board having under
BA (Hons) Theology and History
The Bachelor of Arts (Honors) degree is the
study of theology with history from humanities.
The graduates can have vocations/careers as
diverse as ministry in church, the civil service,
social work, teaching, the media, and
publishing. Eligibility: Intermediate (10+2
passed) from a recognized Institution.
Scholarship to deserving candidates is available.
Master of Theology (M.Th.)
The Master of Theology (M.Th.) in Old
Testament / New Testament/ Christian
Theology/Religions/ History of Christianity /
Christian Ministry/ Missiology / Communication
is offered with interdisciplinary perspectives.
While the primary purpose is to equip a person
to teach, is also pursued at higher academic
level for the ministry and preparation for
research at the doctoral level. Eligibility:
Bachelor of Divinity/Bachelors Degree from a
university with M.Div. Duration: 4 Semester.
Fees: Rs. 7000/- per semesters+Mess Fee.
M.A. in Theology
The Master of Arts in Theology (M.A.) is
offered with interdisciplinary perspectives. A
student can specialize in Old Testament/New
Testament/ Christian Theology/ Religions/
History of Christianity/ Christian
Ministry/Missiology/ Communication. Eligibility:
Bachelor of Divinity/Bachelors Degree from
University with M.Div. Duration: 4 Semester
Duration: 4 Semester. Fees: Rs. 7000/- per
semesters+Mess Fee.
MA (Christian Studies)
The Master of Arts degree in Christian
Studies is designed specifically for graduates
in any discipline to have fairly wider
knowledge of Christianity including
religions other than Christianity. Eligibility:
Bachelor’s degree from a recognized
university in any discipline.
Diploma in Theology
Diploma in Theology is offered to
candidates to enable them to interpret the
Word of God, understand basics of
theological discourses and mature in
Christian spirituality. Eligibility:
Intermediate (10+2) passed from a
recognized Institution.
Diploma in Christian Studies
Diploma in Christian Studies is offered to
candidates who understand the text and
context of the written Word of God in the
Bible and basics of Christianity. The course
in modular form is designed for lay leaders
and those interested to learn while
continuing their work.
Practicum
Engagement and exposure in the weekend ministry at Yeshu Darbar in campus
and off-campus and inter-semester
practical work in one's own church during
vacation are an integral part of the course.
A successful completion of practical
ministry on the basis of a regular
assessment is essential.
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Ph.D. (Theology)
A candidate can pursue research in the
field of Old Testament/ New Testament /
Christian Theology / Religion / History of
Christianity / Christian Ministry / Missiology
/ Communication. Required to undertake
30 Credits course work and a
comprehensive examination and write a
thesis of 45 Credits. Eligibility: Master of
Theology (M.Th.) /MA in
theology/equivalent recognized by SHIATS.
Fees: Rs. 35,000/- per semester.
Bishop Dhirendra Kumar Sahu,
BA (Hons), BD, MA (Oxon), Ph.D.
Dean and Director, Professor, Christian Theology
Rev. Dr. P.J. Navitt, BA, BD, M.Th., Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Missiology
Dr. Sam Peedikayil Mathew, B.Th., BD,
M.Th., D.Th., Associate Professor of New
Testament & Deputy Registrar
Rev. Dr. Vimal Kant Singh, BD, M.Th., MA,
Ph.D. , Associate Professor of Christian Theology
Rev. Siricharan Iswary, B.Th., BD, M.Th.
Assistant Professor of Old Testament & Assistant
Registrar
Rev. Binod Peter Senapati, BA, BD, M.Th.,
PG Diploma in Islamic Studies
Assistant Professor of Religion & Philosophy
Mr. Albert M. Chawang, BA (Hons), BD,
M.Th, Assistant Professor of History of Christianity
Mrs. Jonali Doley Johnson, B.Th, BD, M.Th
Assistant Professor of Missiology
Mrs. Imlienla Ao, BA (Hons), BD, M.Th
Assistant Professor of Old Testament
Mr. Leeva Lama, B.Th., BD, M.Th.
Assistant Professor of New Testament
Bishop Anil R. Stephen BD, M.Th., DD
Part-time, Faculty Member, Christian Theology
Bishop Jagadhari Masih BD, M.A., M.Th.,
Ph.D., Director, City Centre, SHIATS
Religion & Philosophy
Rev. Dr. Samuel Richmond Saxena, MA,
M.Sc., Ph.D., Deputy Director, Caleb Institute of
Theology & Humanities,
Christian Theology
GPST Visiting Faculty
Rev. Dr. Paul Swarup, Ph.D. (Cambridge)
Presbyter, CNI Cathedral, New Delhi
Dr. P. J. Johnson, M.Th., D.Th. (Serampore)
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graduate theological degree from a Seminary
can complete the course after transfer of
credits. Bachelor degree holder is admitted in
third semester and B.Th. degree holder
recognized by SHIATS is admitted in fifth
semester. Duration: 8 Semesters. Fee: Rs.
5000/- per semester+ Mess Fee. Scholarship
to deserving Candidates is available.
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Kerala Theological Seminary, Kerala
Dr. Roji George, M. Th., D.Th.
(Serampore)
New Theological College, Dehra Doon
Dr. Finny Philip, Ph.D. (Durham)
Principal, Filadelphia Theological College,
Udaipur
Dr. George Zachariah, M.Com., Ph.D.
(Chicago) United Theological College,
Bangalore
Dr. Packiam Samuel, Ph.D.
Director, Henry Martin Institute,
Hyderabad
Dr. M. T. Cherian, M. Th.,
D.Th.(Serampore)
Associate Dean, SCEPTRE, Kolkota
Dr. Joseph George, M. Th., Ph.D. (Emory)
United Theological College, Bangalore
Dr. Ajit Prasadam, Th.M., Ph.D. (Princeton)
General Secretary, India Sunday School
Union
Dr O. L. Snaitang, B.A.,B.D, M.Th, D.TH
(Serampore)
Ph.D. in Christian
Studies is a four year
research offered for the
Candidates who can
pursue research while
maintaining their full-time
teaching or leadership
Rt. Rev. D. K. Sahu positions in their
Director respective institutions.
Students will work with a
dissertation-mentor to complete work either in
Theology (Bible and Theology) or Practical
Theology (Leadership, History and Mission) after
completing eight core courses and two research
tutorials. The faculty consists of scholars chosen
from the finest institutions from India and abroad.
Eligibility: Masters Degree in any discipline from a
recognized University and passing a
comprehensive examination to be conducted by
CATS, covering introductory knowledge of O.T.,
N.T., Christian Theology and History of
Christianity. Duration: Eight Semesters. Fees: Rs.
30,000/- per semester.
Integrated Ph D in Christian Studies (Five
Years). It is offered for candidates having Bachelors
Degree from university and M.Div. / BD with
provision for lateral entry in III semester by
transfer of credits.
Mission
Programmes Offered
To equip Christian scholars, theologians, and
educators at the highest level by providing Ph D
Bachelor of Divinity (BD)
Programme in Christian studies.
BA (Hons) Theology & History
Vision
Master of Theology (M.Th)
To equip leaders and educators who engage Asian
MA in Theology
societies and Church in Jesus Christ's mission of
MA in Christian Studies
transformation.
Ph.D. in Theology
Core Values
Ph.D. in Christian Studies
Integrated Ph.D. in Christian Studies Critical & Constructive, Missional, Inclusive,
Holistic, Interdisciplinary
Diploma in Theology
Theological Stance
Christ-cantered, Biblically grounded, Contextually
Certificate in Theology
rooted, Life-affirming, Transformative and
Reconciling
CATS Visiting Faculty Members
Prof. Atul Aghamkar, M.Th, Ph.D.
Professor of Missiology, SAIACS Bangalore
Prof. Jacob Cherian, Th.M, Ph.D. (Princeton)
Dean and Professor of New Testament, SABC, Bangalore
Prof. Richard Howell, Th.M., Ph.D.
General Secretary of EFI & and Asia Evangelical Alliance
Prof. Daniel Jeyaraj, D.Th. and Dr. habil, Ph.D. German
Studies, Professor, Liverpool Hope University, U.K.
Prof. Rajkumar Boaz Johnson, Th.M., Ph.D.
Professor of Old Testament, North Park University, Chicago
Prof. Robert K. Johnston, Ph.D.
Professor of Theology and Culture
Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena,
Prof. Joshua Iyadurai, M.Phil, Ph.D. (Christian Studies)
Prof. Evangeline Anderson-Rajkumar, M.Th, D.Th.
Professor of Christian Theology, UTC, Bangalore
Prof. Shekhar Singh, M.Th., D.Th. Principal and Professor
of Counseling, Union Biblical Seminary, Pune
Prof. Takatemjen M.Th., D.Th., Post Doc. (Gospel
Studies)
Principal & Professor at Clark Theological College, Nagaland
Prof. Ajit A. Prasadam, Th.M., Ph.D., Post-G Dip.
Clinical Pastoral Counseling, General Secretary, India Sunday
School Union
Prof. Viji Nakka Cammauf, Ph.D.
Prof. Brian Wintle, Ph.D., Academic Coordinator, CATS
Bishop D. K. Sahu, BA (Hons) B.D., MA (Oxon), Ph.D.
Director, CATS & Dean, GPST
CENTER FOR SCIENCE AND THEOLOGY (CST)
Science and Theology have played a decisive role
for the development of civilization. The encounter
of Science and Theology has become one of the
exciting and important areas of discussion. SHIATS
having made great impact in the field of Agriculture,
Technology & Sciences for the last 104 years, has
established a Centre for Science & Theology (CST)
to equip mankind with scientific mindset for
comprehending the Word of God and to facilitate
scholarly reflection on issues integrating science and
theology.
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Animal Husbandry and Dairying
India's agriculture continues to be dominated
by the belief that its base is crop production
and its importance is beyond dispute
because food grains fulfil the first basic need
for sustenance of the country's population.
Having achieved the level of self-sufficiency
in cereal production, the base of farming
needs to be further broadened to enhance
the quality of the daily diet by inclusion of
animal protein for which the major sources
are milk and meat. Dairying has an
enormous potential to improve the socioeconomic status of the large percentage of
rural population, livestock perhaps is the
best tangible asset being an integrated part
of agriculture.
The faculty, with its very well-defined
purpose, is facilitating the emergence of
dairying as a full-fledged agricultural business,
generating mass employment particularly in
rural areas. Scientific dairy farming is also
helping to develop a symbiotic relationship
between the farmer and industry. The
faculty is committed to provide a sound base
for teaching, research, extension and training
with its well-balanced educational
programmes. A well-defined course work
covers various aspects of animal husbandry
at UG, PG and doctoral levels. Highly
professional faculty is dedicated to share its
rich experience with postgraduate and
research students. For successful livestock
production a great deal of knowledge is
required in animal physiology, breeding,
genetics, nutrition, management and animal's
welfare in livestock enterprise of small
farmers, marginal farmers and landless
agricultural laborers who own majority of
livestock in the country.
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Department of Animal Nutrition
Department of Livestock Production and Management
Department of Poultry Production
Prof. (Dr.) Neeraj
Dean
In India, the livestock production and
agriculture are intrinsically linked, each one
being dependent on the other and both
crucial for the overall food security of the
people. Livestock sector is an important
subsector of the agriculture of Indian
economy. It forms an important livelihood
activity for most of the farmers, supporting
agriculture in the form of critical inputs,
contributing to the health and nutrition of
the household, supplementing incomes,
offering employment opportunities, and
finally being a dependable “bank on
hooves” in times of need. It acts as a
supplementary and complementary
enterprise.
The multiple-species animal-husbandry
system is environment friendly. This sector
plays an important and vital role in
providing nutritive food, rich in animal
protein to the general public and in
supplementing family incomes and
generating gainful employment in the rural
sector, particularly among the landless,
small, marginal farmers and women.
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Income from livestock production accounts
for significant percentage of total farm
household's income. Thus, an increase in
demand for livestock products can be a major
factor in raising the income and living
standards of the rural household. With its
large livestock population, India has vast
potential for meeting the growing needs of
teeming millions, particularly in respect of
livestock products such as milk, eggs, meat
and wool.
The Sundaresan School of Animal Husbandry
and Dairying with its very well-defined
purpose, aims to facilitate the emergence of
dairying as a full-fledged agricultural business,
generating mass employment particularly in
rural areas. Scientific dairy farming is also
helping to develop a symbiotic relationship
between the farmer and industry. The school
is committed to provide a sound base for
teaching, research, extension and training with
its well-balanced educational programmes. A
well-defined course work covers various
aspects of animal husbandry at undergraduate,
postgraduate and doctoral levels. Highly
professional faculty is dedicated to share its
rich experience with students. For successful
livestock production a great deal of
knowledge is required in animal genetics and
breeding, animal nutrition, livestock
production and management, poultry
production and animal's welfare in livestock
enterprise of small farmers, marginal farmers
and landless agricultural laborers who own
majority of livestock in the country.
The founding of the Agricultural Institute herd
as recollected by Mrs. Ethel Cody
Higginbottom (Founder's wife) was a result of
their two little children. Dr. Higginbottom
bought a cow and did the milking. Within a
few weeks, their friends in the neighborhood
also wanted good milk for their children. He
brought a second cow. Thus, they were
reminded of India's need for clean
unadulterated milk and at the sight of little
children Dr. Sam Higginbottom would
exclaim, “Oh! How India needs agricultural
and dairy education!”.
January 1, 1924 stands out as an important
landmark in the history of dairy training in India
as on this day admission for the first batch of
Indian Diploma in Dairying was conducted at
Allahabad and Bangalore centers. In 1960 and
1964 the course was bifurcated and given
recognition for IDD (Dairy Husbandry) and
IDD (Dairy Husbandry), respectively.
In 1969, a course leading to M.Sc. Animal
Husbandry started and first batch of it came
out in 1971 with five successful students. In
1979, M.Sc. Animal Husbandry course was
renamed as M.Sc. Animal Science and later
doctoral programme in animal science was
also introduced. After the institute became a
deemed university in 2000, the school started
running four postgraduateprogrammes viz.,
M.Sc. in animal genetics and breeding, animal
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Human population growth, increasing
urbanization and rising incomes are causing a
massive increase in demand for food of animal
Department of Animal Genetics and
origin (milk, meat and eggs) in developing
Breeding
countries. Globally, livestock sector is growing
For improving the quality of our indigenous
cow in terms of increasing milk production per faster rate (6-8 percent) than any other sector
and by 2020 the livestock sector is predicted to
cow, crossbreeding programme was started
from 1910 to 1924; four different zebu breeds become the most important agricultural sector
in terms of added value. Hence livestock
(Hariana, Sahiwal, Gir, and Kankrej) were
improved by selective breeding. Four European production and management plays an
important role in promoting the sustainable
breeds the Holstein Friesian, Brown Swiss,
Guernsey and Jersey were imported between livestock farming.
1924 and 1934. From these, Jersey and Brown
Swiss were selected for crossbreeding with Red Department of Poultry Production
Poultry has influenced man's civilization in many
Sindhi. Breeding crossbred cows were
ways. Egg and meat of birds are being
performed in order to establish a herd of
consumed since pre-historic times. Poultry in
individuals having between 3/8 to 5/8 Jersey/
Brown Swiss inheritance called as “Jersind” and India is one of the fastest growing segments of
the agriculture sector today. While the growth
“Brownsind”, respectively.
of agricultural crops has been at a rate of 1.9
It is a matter of pride that data on systematic
percent per annum and for eggs and broilers it
crossbreeding experiments of the Faculty of
has been at a rate of 8-10 percent. As a result,
Animal Husbandry and Dairying of the
India is now the world's third-largest producer
university were used by Indian Council of
of eggs and fifth-largest producer of chicken.
Agricultural Research for national index on
Poultry industry, being a very versatile industry
livestock improvement.
can provide jobs and income to all categories
of people. It can be adopted as full-time
Department of Animal Nutrition
The practical feeding of the individual animal or business on large scale and it fits very well in
diversified farming system to provide additional
commercial herd is related to the nutrient
requirements for various physiological functions income to farmers.
which are to be provided daily to the farm
animals. A significant increase in productivity of
livestock without adequate feeding is day
Lab facilities
Undergraduate Lab
Postgraduate Lab
Research Lab
Well equipped on Farm Lab
Experiential Learning Units
Faculty
Dr. Neeraj
Professor and Dean, Animal Nutrition
Dr. Sarvjeet Herbert
Professor, Animal Genetics and Breeding and
Director and OSD, Immanuel Institute of Agri.
Tech. and Sc., Rai Bareily
Dr. Ashok Rathore
Professor Emeritus, Animal Welfare
Dr. P. Kumar
Associate Professor,Poultry Production
Dr. Ramesh Pandey
Associate Professor, Livestock Production and
Management
Dr. Ram Pal Singh
Assistant Professor (Sr. Scale), Animal Genetics &
Breeding
Mr. Jose P. Filho
Assistant Professor, Animal Genetics & Breeding
Dr. (Ms.) Priscilla Kerketta
Assistant Professor, Vet. Public Health
Undergraduate programme offered
B.Sc. (Hons) Dairying
Postgraduate programmes offered
M.Sc. Animal Genetics & Breeding
M.Sc. Animal Nutrition
M.Sc. Livestock Production & Mgt.
M.Sc. Poultry Production
Ph.D. in all relevant fields
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dream. The department seeks to promote
dairying as a full- fledged business for enhancing
profit in dairy farming by scientific feeding and
thereby reducing the cost of feeding which is
60-70 percent of the total cost. It has wellequipped laboratory for undergraduate,
postgraduate and doctoral programmmes.
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poultry production and M.Sc. animal husbandry
in July 2008. A new undergraduate program in
B.Sc. Animal Husbandry and Dairying also
started from July, 2011. Since the academic
session of 2014, B.Sc. (Hons.) Dairying and
M.Sc in Animal Genetics and Breeding, Animal
Nutrition, Livestock Production & Management
and Poultry Production program have been
started after being approved by the academic
council of the university.
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Humanities and Social Sciences are the soul of
any university as they promote the application
of rational thinking to assessing and facilitating
the over-all growth of individuals, their
environment and of society at large. The
faculties of humanities, social sciences,
education and mass communication are
committed to creating the next generation of
educators, academicians and practitioners
who would be trailblazers in their respective
fields and would contribute in creating a
culture that affirms humanitarian values and
sustain supreme human ideals. Education is
undoubtedly the path to a better and more
productive life and plays a most significant role
in building a stronger democracy and, hence,
the nation. The faculty keenly and
committedly supports the vision of the
university of feeding the hungry and serving
the land. Under the faculty, efforts are being
made to enable anthropologists to work
among agriculturists; Women's education is
given special attention so that the educational
requirements of women students are
comprehensively met. To ensure academic
excellence on the campus and beyond, library
sciences are given utmost priority.
Department of psychology serves the
important need of understanding human
behaviour and how to inculcate an attitude
and mindset for succeeding in all aspects of
life. Department of English and Foreign
Languages goes beyond merely addressing
the communication component of the
university students. By offering masters and
Ph.D. degrees in English literature it engages
with the global intellectual traditions. Media
studies continue to strive for excellence, and
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Department of Physical Education
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pursuing masters in
education, the faculty
enriched with wide
knowledge and experience
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“Destiny of any country is being shaped in the
Department of Teacher Education
classroom”–with this ideal, the Allahabad School of
Education strives forward, keeping in view its
Department of Teacher Education offers a twocommitment to prepare such competent and
year Bachelor of Education (B. Ed.) and a twoeffective teachers who may provide their best to the year Master of Education (M. Ed.) in semester
institution and to the society at large. It is to facilitate mode. Both the programmes and courses have
this goal that NCTE has introduced two-year B.Ed., been duly recognized by the National Council of
M.Ed. and B.P. Ed. programmes. Each of the
Teacher Education (NCTE), Jaipur, Rajasthan
programme has been designed to make both the wide order No. F. No. NRC/NCTE/UPteachers and students reflective practitioners,
Common Orders/2015/111743 dated 5th June,
through comprehensive coverage of themes and
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rigorous field engagement with the child, school and recognition order No. F. NRC/NCTE/F-7/5677community. Teachers are a section of community 5703 dated 9th September, 2006 with the
set apart from the rest, preparing themselves for
sanctioned intake of 200 (4 units) students for B.
their life's work in institutions for developing human Ed. programme and Vide order No. F.
attributes. For this, they need a comprehensive
NRC/NCTE/UP-921/2015/116544 dated 12th
philosophy, competence, commitment and
June, 2015 with the sanctioned intake of 50 (1
professional skills at the heart of the programme of units) for M.Ed. programme. The B. Ed.
teacher education. Also, the teacher of today and programme of SHIATS aims to prepare teachers
tomorrow would design a teaching situation befitting for secondary and higher secondary levels
to the growth of pupils' mental health, developing drawing students from various streams including
commitment to a set of values with certain skills and arts, science and commerce. The courses that
competencies. Today the need is to bring out an
we offer are multi-dimensional and multi'integrated' and 'cultured' generation. For which,
faceted. Besides, the department is well
humanistic approach to teacher education must
equipped with experienced, qualified,
produce teachers to exalt the continued process of competent and a dedicated band of teachers.
human potentials, developing such qualities as
M.Ed. course is prepared with an aim to provide
spontaneity, initiative, creativity, acceptance and self- professionals for teacher education institutions,
realization of students in our schools, with a
supervisors, curriculum designers and evaluation
scientific temper. Keeping this in view our school
experts, etc., and to provide administrators in
was established on 4th October, 2002 and has
education department of the state.
successfully carried out its mandate since then.
Laboratory facilities
The school has well-equipped laboratories and
library facilities. It has a collection of more than
10,000 books, magazines, journals, etc.
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facilities consist of psychology lab with
psychology kits and tools, psychological testing
devices; computer lab with internet facility; wellequipped science, biology, computer lab and
home science lab; education technology lab
consisting of various technological devices. The
school also has a well-advanced lingua lab to
improve communicative english and personality
development of the students.
deportment are actively involved in
participating, organizing and conducting these
Assistant Professor, Contemporary Indian Education games. Talented sports personnel are also
Expository writing, Creative writing, English Method selected to represent the university in local,
outstation and inter-university tournaments
Mr. Vivek Stephen
for various games. The department is
Assistant Professor, Contemporary India and
equipped with football, cricket, badminton,
Education, Book review, History Method
kabaddi, basketball volley ball, hockey, khoDr. Rajeev Singh
kho and table tennis courts. It also maintains
Educational Assistant, Geography Method, Library
a 400-meter standard track.
Supervisor
Faculty
Department of Physical Education
Physical education plays an important role in
human resource development. Besides
Professor and Head, Development of Learner,
producing top-class athletes, physical
Philosophy of Education
education and sports are becoming an
Dr. Nathaniel Stephen
Associate Professor and Deputy Registrar (Education)
essential element of educational process,
Coordinator for B. Ed. programme
promoting health, physical fitness and quality
Dr. (Mrs.) Prem Prabha Singh
of life. The teacher is of paramount
Assistant Professor, Coordinator for M. Ed. programme
importance in any system of education
Knowledge of School Curriculum Development
Advanced Educational Psychology, Psychology of Learner because the whole system of education
revolves around the teacher.
Home Science Method
Department of Physical Education offers
Dr. (Mrs.) Samala Suneeta Masih
Sr. Assistant Professor & Associate Dean, Coordinator for three year B.P.E. programme, a two-year
Ph. D. programme, Philosophical Perspective of
B.P.Ed. programme and one year
Education, Psychology of Learner, Economics &
postgraduate diploma in Health & Fitness
Commerce Method
Management. The B.P.Ed. programme
Dr. Syed Hasan Qasim
started on 6th Feb 2007, to cater to the
Assistant Professor, Knowledge of School Curriculum
need of those who plan to work as physical
Development, Research Method and Educational
education teachers / coaches, recreation
Statistics, Science Method
and welfare officers in the industrial
Dr. (Mrs.) Niharika Denis
establishments and commercial firms. The
Assistant Professor, Knowledge of School Curriculum
Development, Hindi Method, Research and Issues in
B.P.Ed. programme has provision for 100
Teacher Education
students and this course has been
Dr. (Mrs.) Seema Mallick
recognized by National Council for Teacher
Assistant Professor, Development of Learner
Education (NCTE), Jaipur vide FNRC/
Philosophy of Education, Educational Guidance and
NCTE/ F- 7 /8328/ U.P.- 1091 / 2006 and
Counselling, English Method
FNRC/ NCTE/ F- 7 / U.P.-1091 / Appeal /
Dr. (Mrs.) Avis Chintamani
151 meeting / 2009 / 14074 . The aim of
Assistant Professor, Philosophical Perspective of
the department is the physical, mental,
Education, Research Method and Educational Statistics,
social, emotional and spiritual development
Civics and Geography Method
of the students.
Dr. (Mrs.) Kirti Cutting
Assistant Professor, Contemporary Indian Education
The department maintains a well-equipped
Research and Issues in Teacher Education, Hindi Method, multi-gym with all modern equipment.
Educational Guidance and Counselling
Sports and games are conducted throughout
Mrs. Syeda Sara Aziz
the academic session. The students from the
Prof. (Dr.) Sr. Marion Mathew C.J.
Assistant Professor, Development of Learner
Faculty
Dr. (Mrs.) Sunita B. John
Assistant Professor and Head, Athletics
Mr. Ajay Kumar
Assistant Professor, Football
Mr. Ashish Massey
Assistant Professor, Volleyball
Mr. Ashok Kumar Singh
Assistant Professor, Hockey
Mr. Achint Tarrance
Assistant Professor, Cricket
Ms. Deepti Joshi
Assistant Professor, Athletics
Mr. Rakesh Sahu
Assistant Professor, Cricket
Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.)
Bachelor of Physical Education(B.P.Ed.)
Bachelor in Physical Education (B.P.E.)
Master of Education (M.Ed.)
Ph.D. in Education
Diploma Programme Offered
PG Diploma in Health and Fitness
Management
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Dean
Department of Anthropology
Department of Library and Information Science
Department of English and Foreign Languages
Department of Psychology
Department of Arts for Women
Department of Social Work
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The hardest thing I have found
with studying abroad was not
knowing what to expect when
I first arrived. But after some
time, things fall into place, and
slowly I learnt how to adapt.
SHIATS has a very good
learning environment with a
very resourceful atmosphere
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An International Student
The Chitamber School of Humanities and
Social Sciences is named after Dr. John
Benedict Chitamber, a renowned social
scientist, who served this Institution with
great dedication and commitment. His
famous book Rural Sociology does not
need any introduction. He took over the
reigns of the Allahabad Agricultural Institute
in 1959, and continued as its principal till
1980. Major academic expansion of the
institute took place during this period. He
was an extension scientist par excellence
and made extension a renowned
programme of the institute. He was a
consultant to FAO, World Bank, and World
Council of Churches in 1977 and also
Director of Rural Development and
Agriculture, at World Vision International
Monrovia and California, U.S.A.
The understanding of human and the
relation with the above four fields;
identifying and exploring the scientific
method and how it is applied in
anthropological investigation;
presenting knowledge of anthropological
sciences of human genesis. The
Department of Anthropology provides
vital learning to the students and enriches
them with a dynamic and active research
environment.
Lab Facilities
Anthropometry lab
Forensic lab
Serology lab
Human Genomics lab
Faculty
Department of Anthropology
Dr. (Ms.) Jahanara
The establishment of the Department of
Anthropology in 2001, was another
landmark in the glorious history of this
prestigious university, which is an important
seat of learning in agricultural sciences in
the country, and for that matter throughout
Asia. Anthropology is the study of human
beings that employs unique methods and a
holistic approach. The basic field of
anthropology includes physical / biological,
cultural, archeological and linguistic
anthropology. The course lays emphasis
on human biology, medical perspective,
and cultural origin and diversity. The
outcome of this course includes:
Professor and Head,
Medical & Social Anthropology
Dr. (Ms.) Alam Ara
Assistant Professor, Social & Cultural
Anthropology
Visiting Faculty
Prof. A.R.N. Srivastava
Former Head, Department of Anthropology and
Dean Faculty of Arts, University of Allahabad,
Social and Cultural Anthropology
Dr. V.S. Sahay
Professor & Head, Department of Anthropology
(A.U.),Cultural Anthropology
Faculty
Faculty
Dr. Manisha Srivastava
Dr. Ashish Alexander
Assistant Professor and Head
Mental Health and Library Automation
Head and Associate Professor
Mrs. Chhandita Sen
Assistant Professor
Department of Library and
Information Sciences
Assistant Professor, Library & Information Sc.
Library awareness in the present context is
rapidly growing in the country.
Consequently, there is an increase in the
establishment and expansion of various
libraries, viz., academic, public and special.
ue to this factor, the demand for qualified
personnel, trained in various aspects of
librarianship has increased .The department
has been established for preparing trained
librarians in the region, to meet the needs
of the knowledge-based society.
The department started in 2001 with a one
year postgraduate course leading to
B.Lib.Sc. degree. The department has
adopted the National Information Policy
norms in the formulation of the bachelor's
degree and master's degree in the library
and Information Science.
The department has taken care to
emphasize new concepts with adequate
coverage while revising the syllabus. As a
result of modern technological impact, the
department introduced “Computer
Application in Library and Information
Science” at B.L.I.Sc. level in 2001, which
was later in 2004 changed to Information
Technology Application. So for, over 200
Students have completed their training in
library and information science from the
university and most of the alumni are
occupying positions of responsibility in
academic and special libraries. Since the
year 2013–14, new revised syllabus with
new credit and grading system has been
introduced.
Dr. (Mrs.) Shivani S. Verma
Mr. Immanuvel Prem Kumar
Assistant Professor
Visiting Faculty
Dr. Shikha Chatterjee
Assistant Professor
Dr Prabhat Pandey
Dr. (Mrs.) Hira Bose
Head, Dept. of LIS vivekanand university, Bhopal
Assistant Professor
Dr A. P . Singh
Dr. (Mrs.) Apsara Stanley
Head, Dept. of LIS BHU. Varanasi.
Assistant Professor
Dr. Rajeev Singh
Mrs. Amy Gracelyn Paul
Associate Professor, Purvanchal University
Assistant Professor
Mr. Sameer
Director, Rajeev Gandhi Academy, Jaunpur.
Department of English and Foreign
Languages
Department of Psychology
The Department of Psychology was
established in 2009–10 with the vision to
implement a sustained and excellent
The department provides a variety of courses psychology programme for the overall
in technical writing and professional
development and betterment of the society.
communication as well as spoken English to
Keeping this requirement in mind the
almost all the departments of SHIATS catering department of psychology offers a full-time,
to the needs of the gamut of students, from
three-year BA (Hons.) programme not only
undergraduate students to the doctoral
to prepare the students for the present
candidates. It also runs specialized
competitive era but also enhance their
postgraduate courses in both languages and
overall personality to succeed in the job
literature streams. The rigorous, wellmarket. It also offers a full-time two- year
structured and up-to-date syllabi for MA
MA/ M.Sc. programme with two months
courses are aimed at enabling and
internship, where a student has the
empowering a new generation of scholars and freedom to choose one area of
professionals. Through its co- and extraspecialization, which in itself creates demand
curricular activities, the department seeks to
for skills required for managing knowledge,
achieve the all-round development of its
creative abilities, talents, interpersonal skill
students, and equip them to succeed in the
and aptitude. It thus equips them to deal
job market as well as to lead a life of true
with different functional areas of psychology.
fulfilment. The department also offers Ph.D.
The curriculum provides intensive
degree in English.
instruction in psychological theory and
methodology and exposes students to
Lab Facility
important applications of psychology
knowledge with its emphasis on critical
Language lab
reading and thinking, communication, and
active learning. The courses are designed to
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Dean
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The university strives to create a
better atmosphere for learning
and personality development of
the students
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The School of Film and Mass Communication
(SFMC), at the university aspires to reach a
position of distinction in the region and the rest
of the world by offering world-class education,
conducting research, and serving the community
in relevant arenas of interest. Through a
commitment to scholarly and creative work that
enhances instructional effectiveness and
excellence in research, the School of Film and
Mass Communication seeks to provide critical
thinkers committed to the pursuit of intellectual
distinction and are equipped to perform
effectively at professional levels of social and
economic importance. SFMC focuses on training
of students and media personnel who can
function effectively in various media professions
especially, journalism, broadcasting, public
relations, advertising, media research, media
psychology, media education, film and
cinematography.
SFMC, as a part of its social commitment and
responsibility towards the community within
which is situated, runs a community radio station
(CRS), addressing the communities of Allahabad.
CRS radio broadcasts educational and wide
range of rich socio-cultural programmes by the
students under the supervision of the faculty
members. SFMC has been attached to several
satellite channels. It produces films and video for
these channels. For those students who come
and join here find the programme with
opportunities which are provided for the allround personality development by participating
in co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.
These programs leads to excellent employment
prospects.
Department of Film and Media Technology
The Department of Film and Media
Technology intends to provide a unique
environment for the technical training in the
production of film and broadcast media (radio
and television). The department is dedicated
to creative application of new technology and
artistic practice such as animation and visual
effects to offer studies in new digital sound and
image technologies. Through programmes
and courses offered by the department,
students develop a practical and critical
approach to the relationship between filmproduction work flows, digital film technology
and creative practice. The programme seeks
to develop students' creative abilities to a high
professional standard, preparing them for
employment in increasingly dynamic film and
media section and to facilitate film projects that
foreground the importance of practice-based
research, expertise and experimentation.
The department provides intensive training in
theoretical as well as practical fields. It allows
students to refine a critical approach to
creativity in areas such as writing, directing and
producing. The programmes focuses on
creative technological agendas in areas such as
cinematography, editing and VFX.
The department is equipped with
sophisticated sound-recording equipment,
editing machine and modern movie cameras
including CINEMA CAMERA URSA (4K Black
Magic), Canon, Sony and others. The
department is also equipped with different
kind of lights like baby, multi, solar, HMI and
Kino (4 Bang) lights with filters, reflectors and
Visiting Faculty
Mr. Novy Kapadia, Sports Commentator, Panelist,
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Mr. Vimal Mohan, Sports Editor, NDTV, New Delhi
Mr. Sohail Akbar, Research Centre, JMU, New Delhi
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lights available to them. The department has
different kinds of lights like Baby, Multi, Solar,
HMI & Kino (4 Bang) lights with Filters,
Reflectors & Cutter stand for making quality
film.
(vii) Recording Studio
A well-designed and hi-tech recording studio is
Faculty
School of Film & Mass Communication has the the milestone for SFMC. Here students of
Dr. Rahat Khan
following lab and other facilitiesmass communication and students from
Associate Professor & Head
(i) SFX & VFX (Special Effects and Visual
related field are trained under the guidance
Mr. Rammani Tripathi
Effects) Lab / Non-Linear Editing Suite
of experts. The students learn various
Assistant Professor
Students are facilitated to make the full use of
aspects of audio recording, dubbing, and
Mr. Emanuel George
SFX and VFX Lab for making their films attractive
sync sound. As a part of post-production the
Assistant Professor
and visually rich. They are trained to use the
students here also learn about sound effects.
software like Maya, Fusion, After Effects, and
Nuke, etc.
Visiting Faculty
Ms. Swapna Waghmare Joshi, Film Director, Mumbai
(ii) Post-production Lab (Film)
Mr. Jalees Shervani, Lyricist and Dialogue writer
SFMC has a well-equipped and advanced postMr. Sahab Allahabadi, Lyricist, Producer and CEO Yellow production lab (film). Here the students are
and Red Music, Mumbai,
supposed to learn the techniques and aesthetics
Mr. Ravipalli Rambabu, Film Editor, Mumbai
of Editing. They get opportunity to work on the
Mr. Awdhesh Mishra, Producer & News Presentator
best software used in the media industries like
Mr. Abhishek Jain, Manager Marketing, UTV
FCP (Final Cut Pro), Adobe Premier, Etc,.
(iii) Shooting Floor
Department of Journalism and Mass
The SFMC is facilitated with the latest airCommunication
Postgraduate Diploma Programme Offered
conditioned shooting floor one of its kind
The Department of Journalism and Mass
available only at SFMC in the state of UP. It is
Communication is an initiative to raise the
equipped with latest equipment. It is meant for PG Diploma in Acting
Standards in Journalism and Mass
the indoor shooting of films, which provides the
Communication. The department prepares
best help for shooting using different kind of
students to be leaders in a wide range of
lights. Students can learn how to use shooting
journalism and communication fields. It also
equipments while making projects as a part of
B.Sc. Film Production and Mass Comm.
undertakes research in different fields connected their curriculum.
B.Sc. Animation and Visual Effects
(iv) Crane and Trolley Set-up SFMC has a
with journalism and mass communication.
complete set of crane, trolley, track, jimmy jib, BA Journalism and Mass Communication
The department provides intensive training to
etc. Students of the department have the
BA Advertising and Print Journalism
the students, so thatthey are able to function
effectively as capable and critical professional in complete access to this set-up.
BA Animation and Visual Effects
(v) Camera SFMC is equipped with latest movie BA Film Making and Mass Communication
journalism a mass communication.
cameras including CINEMA CAMERA URSA (4K
Black Magic), Canon, Sony & other along with
Faculty
DSR PD Series, Z Series HDV, DSR 390 Digital Postgraduate Programmes Offered
Mr. Anant Kumar Srivastava
camcorders & other used for cinematography.
Assistant Professor, In-charge
The students get hands-on experience by using MA Animation & Visual Effects
Er. Amit William
these camcorders and camera during film
MA Mass Communication
Assistant Professor
shootings.
MA Film Making & Post Production
Ms. Aneesha Henry
(vi) Lights and Accessories
M.Sc. Animation & Visual Effects
Assistant Professor
During shooting of the fiction and non-fiction
Ph.D. in relevant fields
films students are guided to make the full use of
cutter stand for making quality film. Teaching
takes place in film production facilities in the
SFMC building which include studios, postproduction lab (film), post-production suits (TV)
and a sound studio.
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The Faculty of Health Sciences (FHS) was
established in the year 2000 with a focus
on pharmaceutical and health sectors to
produce well-qualified professionals for the
nation. It has divisions of public health,
allied sciences and nursing. The faculty has
highly qualified full time teaching staff in
various fields. Teaching is based on
innovative methods of participative learning
with emphasis on learning through practical
experiences. A stream of eminent guest
speakers from academia, hospitals and
industries keeps teachers and students
abreast of the recent demands of the job
market.
FHS has fully equipped modern labs with
the facilities for practicals and research
work. A rich and continuously expanding
library shelving the latest books, journals
and magazines on all health subjects, helps
in fulfilling the students' quest for
knowledge. Internet facilities with Wi-fi
system are also provided both within the
FHS and in the main university campus to
enable information searches. State-of-theart teaching aids like OHP, LCD projectors
are used in the modern well-equipped
classrooms and auditorium. An enabling
environment is created for students to
work towards success in competitive
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Faculty of Health Sciences, range from
diploma, undergraduate, postgraduate and
doctoral in many disciplines, viz.,
pharmaceutical sciences, public health,
medical laboratory technology,
physiotherapy and nursing. The faculty has
strong commitment to providing excellent
education through smart classes and
laboratories by the learned teaching faculties,
best clinical training, research environment,
guest lectures, workshops, seminars and
conferences including CME. The faculty aims
at generating academic and research
competence among students bearing
international leadership qualities and guided
by strong moral values. The faculty gives
priority to foster and maintain affectionate
relationship between teachers and taught.
opportunities on various designations as health
professionals, can be opted and in both public
and private sectors including in international
organizations. Students can also opt for further
studies and research. School also offers Ph.D.
in Public Health.
Department of Medical Laboratory
Technology
Medical lab technologists play a crucial role in
health-care system. The department offers
B.Sc. MLT (7 semesters including last
semester as internship), M.Sc. MLT in
microbiology and immunology, and clinical
biochemistry (each of 4 semesters), Ph.D. in
microbiology and immunology, and clinical
biochemistry (minimum of 6 semesters)
programmes. All the above-stated
programmes have boundless range of
employment opportunities in public and
private sectors. Students gain extensive
The school offers programmes such as MPH knowledge about different spheres of medical
lab technology during their studies and
(Master of Public Health) and B.Sc. Medical
research. B.Sc. MLT programme has been
Laboratory Technology.
recognized and approved by the Government
MPH is a community-based educational
of Uttar Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh State
programme of two years duration that
concentrates on multi-dimensional aspects of Medical Faculty, Lucknow, India.
health sciences affecting health provision.
Students are facilitated to get vast exposure
Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences
of skills and knowledge through problemThe department started B.Pharm. as the
based approach in the national and
flagship programme of the Faculty of Health
international community. The programme
Sciences in year 2002 and has grown to a
prepares students for a broader range of
health careers. On successful completion of significant repute on national and international
scenario. Students, not only from different
the course, number of employment
The college offers Diploma in General
Nursing and Midwifery programme (3years)
which has been approved by the Indian
Nursing Council New Delhi and Uttar
Pradesh State Medical Faculty, Lucknow. Apart
from theoretical lectures at college, students
are also exposed to clinical training at the
university parent hospital and other affiliated
multi-specialty hospitals. On successful
completion of the course, there is ample
employment opportunities exist for the nurses
both in public and private sectors, in India and
abroad. Students can also opt for higher
studies in nursing.
Faculty
Dr. Arvind Dayal
Dean
Dr. G.S. Shukla
Professor and Associate Dean, Public Health
Mrs. Neha Joseph
Nursing Tutor
Dr. Pushpraj S. Gupta
Nursing Tutor
Mrs. Sini Thomas
Associate Professor, Pharmacology
Ms. Ragani William
Mrs. Vipna Bhandari
Nursing Tutor
Associate Professor and Principal,
College of Nursing
Mrs. Leena Thomas
Dr. Himanshu Pandey
Ms. Sheetal P. Charan
Associate Professor, Pharmaceutics
Nursing Tutor
Nursing Tutor
Dr. Varid Mala Jain
Mr. Jesudian K. Nath
(Co ordinator MPH Program)
Assistant Professor
Nursing Tutor
Dr. Neena Gupta
Nursing Tutor
(Co ordinator Ph D)
Assistant Professor (Sr. Scale), Public Health
Mrs. Sharon Reo
Dr. (Mrs.) Sapna Smith Lal
Mr. Akash Bansrar
Nursing Tutor
Ms. Mary Teena
Assistant Professor, Biochemistry
Nursing Tutor
Mrs. Neetu Soni
Ms. Saroj
Assistant Professor, Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Dr. (Mrs.) Rajani Srivastava
Assistant Professor, Pharmacognosy
Dr. Vikas Kumar
Nursing Tutor
Ms. Shipra
Nursing Tutor
Dr. Deepak Srivas
Assistant Medical Officer
Dr. Udaya Pratap Singh
Assistant Professor, Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Dr. Danish Ahmed
Assistant Professor, Pharmacology
Dr. Pankaj Yadav
Assistant Professor, Pharmaceutics
Mr. Athar Ali
Bachelor of Pharmacy (B Pharm)
B Sc MLT (Medical Lab Technology)
Assistant Professor, Pharmacy
Mr. Anup Masih
Assistant Professor, Pharmacy
Mrs. Deepika Singh
Assistant Professor, Pharmaceutics
Mrs. Ekta Yadav
Dr. Ravi Rani
Assistant Professor, Medical Lab Technology
Ms. Neha Falls
Master of Public Health
M.Sc. MLT (Microbiology & Immunology)
M.Sc. MLT (Clinical Biochemistry)
Ph.D
Diploma Programmes Offered
Assistant Professor
Mrs. Rubi Pal
Nursing Tutor
Mrs. Neha Martin
Nursing Tutor
Diploma in Pharmacy (D. Pharm)
Diploma in General Nursing & Midwifery
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states of India, but also from other countries,
pursue B.Pharm. programme at this
institution. Other professional programmes
being offered by the department are, Diploma
in Pharmacy (D. Pharm., 2years), Bachelor of
Pharmacy (B.Pharm., 4years) and Ph.D. in
Pharmaceutical Sciences (minimum of 3
years). The department is well equipped with
expert faculty members and laboratories. The
department has been recognized by the
Pharmacy Council of India (PCI). Significant
numbers of students have qualified GPAT
entrance examination and are at remarkable
positions in different organizations including
academic institutions. Students are taught to
develop professional competence with
capability to address various health-related
issues confidently.
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INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS ADVISORY BOARD
The Most. Rev Prof.Rajendra B. Lal
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Hon'ble Vice-Chancellor
Prof. Dr. S.B. Lal
- Member
Pro Vice-Chancellor - Administration
Prof. Dr. A.K.A. Lawrence
- Member
Pro Vice-Chancellor - Academic Affairs
Prof. Dr. Robin L. Prasad
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Registrar
Prof. Dr. M. Imtiyaz, Director
- Member secretary
(Director, International Education &Training
Dean, Faculty of Engineering & Tech.)
Dr. Stephen Das
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Dr. Victor Joseph
President, AGAPE, USA
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Doctor of Science (D.Sc.) from the Hon'ble Governor of Uttar Pradesh, Shri. Ram Nayak in the presence of Dr. J. A. Oliver, Hon'ble
Chancellor and the Most Rev. Prof. Dr. Rajendra B. Lal, Hon'ble Vice Chancellor during the 10th Convocation Ceremony of SHIATS
- Joint Secretary
- Hon. Director
Director, Staff Welfare
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Prof. (Dr.) Mohd. Imtiyaz
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Prof. Worsak Kanok Nukulchai, President, AIT, Bangkok presenting memento to Dr. Sudha Lal, Director
Campus Ministry and the Most Rev. Prof. Rajendra B. Lal, Hon'ble Vice Chancellor, SHIATS
Globalisation is the context of economic and
academic trends that are part of the 21st
century reality. Internationalisation of education
is the process of integrating an international,
inter-cultural and/or global dimension in the
goals, functions (teaching/learning, research,
services) and delivery of higher education.
Internationalization includes the policies and
practices undertaken by academic systems and
institutions—and even individuals—to cope
with the global academic environment. The
motivation for internationalization includes
commercial advantage, knowledge and
language acquisition, enhancing the curriculum
with international content, and many others.
Sam Higginbottom Institute of Agriculture,
Technology and Sciences has inculcated an
educational vision, able to provide the global
society with education that meets current
needs and that can respond efficiently to
contemporary demands and challenges, which
are characterized by globalisation,
interdependence, and multiculturalism. Specific
initiatives such as, cross-border collaborative
arrangements, programs for international
students, and others have been put into place
as part of internationalization. The total
strength of international students pursuing
various diploma, degree and doctoral
programmes at SHIATS has increased to over
650 from a few students in the past few years.
To further strengthen globalization and
internationalization of the University, SHIATS
has collaborated with numerous international
institutions and organisations. The main
objectives of these collaborations encompass
the exchange of scientific knowledge, long term
staff and student exchange, holding of joint
academic events such as seminars / workshops
and conferences, etc.
Vision
The vision of the Directorate of International
Education and Training is to foster an academic,
His Excellency Dr. Shaida Mohammad Abdali, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of
Afghanistan to India presenting a memorabilia to Hon'ble Vice Chancellor
social and cultural environment to serve the
needs of Sam Higginbottom Institute of
Agriculture, Technology and Sciences'
international community and promote
internationalization to create a better
intellectual environment for optimal human
resource development. It will work towards
the materialization and realization of the
aspirations of SHIATS in terms of its
contribution and advancement in technology
and sciences with a global perspective.
Mission
The Directorate of International Education
and Training strives to make SHIATS a
prominent contributor in international
education and research by training and
educating international students. Its mission is
to exchange scientific and technical
knowledge on the international platform in
order to contribute towards the various
fields of education and research globally; to
ensure the inculcation and development of
international competencies amongst the
faculty and students of SHIATS; to provide
information, advice and assistance on a
variety of issues affecting students and staff
going abroad for training, seminars, projects,
improvement programmes, etc. to liaison
with the various faculties and departments of
the university and provide assistance and
information on matters pertaining to
international students at SHIATS.
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Directorate of International Education and
Training
Prof. Dr. M. Imtiyaz - Director
Dr. Stephen Das - Joint Director
Er. Deepak Lal
- Joint Director
(International Training)
Mr. Donald Denis - Assistant Director
Mohd. Majid
- Liaison Officer
Mr. Mizan Siddiqui - Office Assistant
In order to expand the horizons of education
and overlook the political boundaries and to
provide a platform for global development,
the University has signed the MOU with the
following foreign universities / organizations:
 Dronten Professional Agricultural
University, Netherland
 Campus Outreach, Minneapolis, USA
 MEAC Technical Industries, Dubai, UAE
 Faculty of Life Sciences, University of
Copenhagen, Denmark
 Rakuno Gakuen University, Japan
 Educational Consultants India Limited,
New Delhi
 University of Riverside, Riverside, CA,
USA
 School of Veterinary Science, University
of Queensland, Australia
 United States Department of Agriculture
(USDA), USA
 School of Agricultural and Environmental
Sciences, Alabama, A & M University,
Alabama, USA
 Waikato Institute of Technology (Wintec),
Hamilton, New Zealand
 Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu, Nepal
 Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok
 SAILCON Education Group, China
 Hefei University, Hefei, China
 Anqing Vocational College, Anqing, China
 Central Institute of Post Harvest
Engineering & Technology, Ludhiana
(Punjab), India
 Al-Fateh University, Libya
 University of Babylon, Babylon, Iraq
 The Ministry of Agriculture and Animal
Resources, Republic of Rwanda
 Water Development and Management
Institute , Ministry of Water, Tanzania
 VlaamseInstelling voor
TechnologischOnderzoek NV (VITO),
The Netherlands
 Faculty of Geo Information Science and
Earth Observation, Unversity of Twente,
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Biola University, United States of America.
University of Missouri, United States of
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Hannam University, Daejeon, Korea.
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ASSOCIATIONS
 International Association of Universities (IAU)
 Asia – Pacific Association of Agricultural
Research Institutions (APAARI)
 Association of Common Wealth Universities
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 Global Consortium of Higher Education and
Research for Agriculture (GCHERA)
INTERNATIONAL VISITS OF FACULTY
MEMBERS OF SHIATS
 Dr. Danish Ahmed, Assistant Professor,
Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences shall
attend the World Dibetes Congress
scheduled to be held at Vancouver, Canada
from 30th November, 2015 – 4th
December, 2015
 Dr. Amita Verma, Professor and Head,
Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
Faculty of Health Science, presented
research paper titled “Design and Discovery
of Potent Hybrid 1,3,5 – Triazine-1,3Thiazine Analogs Clubbed via Amine Bridge:
A Novel For Next Generation NNRTI” at
the 15th European AIDS Conference 2015
held in Barcelona, Spain from 21st to 24th
October, 2015.
 Prof. Dr. Newman Fernandes, Dean, Faculty
of Business Studies attended the 26th
Conference of the International Council for
Distance Education held in Sun City, South
Africa from 14th – 16th October, 2015.
 Prof. Dr. Chandra Kant Shukla, Additional
Director, Development attended the 26th
Conference of the International Council for
Distance Education held in Sun City, South
Africa from 14th – 16th October, 2015.
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Dr. Ankit Singla, Assistant Professor,
Fermentation Technology, Jacob School of
Biotechnology and Bioengineering, Sam
Technology & Sciences attended the PAWEES
Award Ceremony organised by the
International Society of Paddy and
Environment Engineering held from 18th 21st August, 2015 at the University Putra
Malaysia in order to receive PAWEES Paper
Award (SAWADA Prize) for the year 2015.
Rev. Dr. Samuel Richmond, Associate
Chaplain, attended the Faraday Institute
Summer Course held from 5th July, 2015 to
10th July, 2015 at the Faraday Institute of
Science and Religion, St. Edmond's College,
Cambridge.
Dr. Udaya Pratap Singh, Assistant Professor,
Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
Faculty of Health Science to presented paper
as Innovative Researcher in the 3rd
International Conference on Prevention and
Infection Control, WHO held from 16th –
19th June, 2015 in Geneva Switzerland.
Dear Dr. Shailesh Marker, Director Research
participated in the Elsevier APAC Research
Intelligence Conference co-hosted with
Fudan University in Shanghai, China held
from June 11-12, 2015 at Ramada
Wujiaochang Shanghai.
Prof. Dr. A. K. Gupta, Head, Department of
Forensic Science, Sam Higginbottom Institute
of Agriculture, Technology & Sciences
participated in the 4th International
Conference organized by the Indian Council
of Chemists held at Tashkent, Uzbekistan
from 13th to 15th June, 2015.
Dear Dr. Amit Chatree, Head, Department
of Chemistry, School of Basic Sciences,
Faculty of Science visited Tashkent,
Uzbekistan for paper presentation in the '4th
International Conference on Applications and
Management in Chemical Sciences', held
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from 13th -15th June, 2015.
Prof. Robin L. Prasad, Registrar and Dr.
Stephen Das, Joint Director, DIET
attended the 5th QS – MAPLE
Conference held at Doha, Qatar from
5th – 7th May, 2015.
Bishop Dr. D. K. Sahu, Dean, Faculty of
Theology attended the 8th Human
Resources Management Executive
Seminar held from 4th – 15th
December, 2014 at Galilee International
Management Institute (GIMI), Israel.
Prof. (Dr.) Sr. Marion Mathew C. J.,
participated and presented a research
paper in the 3rd Organizational Learning
MENA Conference held from 30th
November – 1st December, 2014 at
Abu Dhabi, UAE
Dr. J. Lordwin Girish Kumar, Associate
Professor, Department of Soil, Water,
Land Engineering and Management,
attended the international conference
organized by the American Society of
Agronomy, Crop Science Society of
America and Soil Science Society of
America as a keynote speaker held from
2nd – 5th November, 2014 at Long
Beach, USA.
Prof. Dr. S. B. Lal, Pro Vice Chancellor
(Administration) and Dr. Shailesh
Marker, Head, Department of Genetics
and Plant Breeding participated in the
12th Asian Maize Conference and
Expert Consultation on “Maize for Food,
Feed, Nutrition and Environmental
Security” organised by the Asia Pacific
Association of Agricultural Research
Institutions (APAARI) at Bangkok,
Thailand from 30th October – 1
November, 2014
Prof. Dr. Pramod W. Ramteke, Dean P.
G. Studies, SHIATS, Allahabad
presented his paper titled 'Challenges of
Biodiversity Conservation through
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Rev. Dr. Phil Delsaut, President, EMCC, Canada; Prof. Samuel Donkor, President, All Nations University Prof. Dr. M. Imtiyaz, Director, DIET, SHIATS and Dr. Khalifa Rahim, Counselor of Education,
Embassy of Libya during the meeting of the officials of Embassy of Libya and DIET with students
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Prof. Dr. S. B. Lal, Pro Vice Chancellor (Administration) SHIATS & President, ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, Worsak Kanok Nukulchai, Hon'ble President, Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok along
Dr. Shailesh Marker, Director Research, SHIATS and Dr. Peeyush Soni, Associate Professor, SERD, AIT with officials of Directorate of International Educaiton and Training and alumni of AIT working
at SHIATS during the AIT Alumni meet at Allahabad
with the Executive Committee of SHIATS Alumni Association – Bangkok Chapter at AIT, Bangkok
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Sustainable Ecotourism' in the 1st African
Conference on Sustainable Tourism
scheduled to be held at Strathmore
University, Nairobi, Kenya from 23rd –
25th October, 2014.
The Most Rev. Prof. Rajendra B. Lal,
Hon'ble Vice Chancellor, Dr. (Mrs.) Sudha
Lal, Director Campus Ministry, Prof. Dr.
Newman Fernandes, Pro Vice Chancellor
(Academic Affairs) and Mr. Stephen Das,
Joint Director, DIET visited University of
Missouri, USA from 10th August – 19th
August, 2014 for signing the MoU
between SHIATS and University of
Missouri for collaboration in academic and
research activities.
Er. Rahul Davis, Assistant Professor,
Department of Mechanical Engineering
presented a paper in the 'Second
International Conference on Advances in
Mechanical and Robotics Engineering
(AMRE – 2014)' held in Hotel Novotel
Zurich Airport Messe, Schiffbaustrasse 13,
8005 Zurich, Switzerland from 25th –
26th October, 2014.
Prof. Dr. Mohammad Imtiyaz, Director,
visited the Asian Institute of Technology,
Bangkok, Thailand from 8th to 14th
August, 2014 regarding collaboration in
academics and research between SHIATS
and AIT.
Dr. Sam Peedikayil Mathew, Associate
Professor, Gospel and Plough School of
Theology, SHIATS participated in the
International Conference on
“Hermeneutics from a Palestinian's
Perspective” held in Banglore, Karnataka
from 14th to 16th August, 2014.
Dr. Stephen Das, Joint Director, DIET
visited Kathmandu Nepal to represent
SHIATS in the 5th 'Destination India, 2014
– A Grand Indian Education Fair”
organized by EdCIL in association with
Wide Range consultancy, Nepal scheduled
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Kathmandu, Nepal on 1st and 2nd August, 
2014.
Prof. Dr. E. P. K. Das, Professor
Department of Agricultural Extension &
Communication Allahabad School of
Agriculture, visited Japan to present paper
in the XVIII ISA World Congress of
Sociology held in Yokohoma, Japan from
13th July, 2014 to 19th July, 2014.
Prof. (Dr.) Jahanara, Head, Department of
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Anthropology participated in the 10th
Biennial Convention of the Pacific and
Asian Communication Association 2014 be
held at Universitas Padjadjaran, Bandung,
Indonesia from 24th – 26th June, 2014.
Prof. (Dr.) Robin L Prasad, Registrar,
SHIATS and Dr. Jeberson Wilson,
Associate Professor and Head,
Department of Computer Science and
Information Technology, Shepherd School
of Engineering and Technology participated 
in the 32nd International Seminar on
“Management of Higher Education
Institutes” held from 19th – 30th June,
2014 in the Galilee International
Management Institute, Israel.
VISIT OF FOREIGN DELEGATES
The following foreign delegates visited Sam
Technology and Sciences, Allahabad, India to
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education and research:
 Prof. Roshaan Wolusmal, Hon'ble Vice
Chancellor of Afghan National Agricultural
Sciences and Technology University,
Kandhar, Afghanistan visited SHIATS from
13th August, 2015 to 15th August, 2015 
for signing a Memorandum of
Understanding between SHIATS and
ANASTU and as Chief Guest for the 69th
Republic Day Celebration Ceremony on
15th August, 2015.
Mr. Hejratullah Zia, Training Coordinator,
Afghanistan Agricultural Inputs Project (AAIP),
Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and
Livestock (MAIL), Afghanistan visited SHIATS
from 18th May to 29th May, 2015 to review
the performance of the 37 Afghan students
sponsored by AAIP and discuss the scope of
training and educating Afghan students at
SHIATS with the officials of the Directorate
of International Education and training.
Prof. Nitin Tripathi, Director, Special Degree
Programmes, Asian Institute of Technology,
Bangkok, Thailand visited SHIATS on 16th
April, 2015 to meet the university officials to
discuss the scope of affiliation and
cooperation between SHIATS and AIT
towards organizing joint conference on Geoinformatics for Planning and Development at
SHIATS and scope of cooperation between
SHIATS and AIT.
Prof. Worsak Kanok-Nukulchai, Hon'ble
President, Asian Institute of Technology
visited SHIATS along with Prof. Nitin Tripathi,
Director, Special Degree Programmes, AIT
and Dr. Peeyush Soni, Coordinator,
Agribusiness Management Programme from
17th – 19th March, 2015 as a special Guest
during the 10th Convocation ceremony.
Prof. Worsak was awarded the Honoris
Causa Doctor of Science (D.Sc.) from the
Hon'ble Governor of Uttar Pradesh, Shri.
Ram Nayak.
Prof. Dr. Samuel Donkor, Hon'ble President
and Rev. Rose Donkor, Director, All Nations
International Agency (ANIDA), All Nations
University College Ghana visited SHIATS
during our 10th Convocation ceremony as a
Special Guest.
Dr. Khalifa Rahim, Counsellor of Education,
Embassy of Libya visited SHIATS from 2nd
March, 2015 to 3rd March, 2015 to meet
the officials of the Directorate of International
Education and Training regarding matters
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22nd to 24th June, 2014 in order to meet
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the possibilities of association between
SHIATS and All Nations University College,
Koforidua, Ghana.
Dr. Hejratullah Kamran Zia, Training
Coordinator, General Directorate of
Programs, Afghanistan Agricultural Inputs
Project (AAIP), Ministry of Agriculture,
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Irrigation and Livestock (MAIL), Islamic
Republic of Afghanistan visited SHIATS on
15th and 16th May, 2014 for meeting Prof.
Dr. M. Imtiyaz, Director, Directorate of
International Education and Training to
discuss the possibilities of sponsoring Afghan
students to pursue master and doctoral
programmes at SHIATS. Following his visit, 
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candidates to pursue higher education at
SHIATS.
FACULTY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMME
Er. Ankush V. Lal, Assistant Professor,
Department of Molecular and Cellular
Engineering, Jacob School of Biotechnology
and Bioengineering has been sponsored by
the University in 2013 to pursue Master of
Engineering programme at the Department
of Civil and Environmental Engineering,
University of Detroit Mercy, USA
 Prof. Dr. D. M. Denis, Department of Soil,
Water, Land Engineering and Management
had been sponsored by the University in
August, 2011 for Masters Programme in
Remote Sensing and GIS at International
Institute for Geo-Information Science and
Earth Observation (ITC), Netherland.
 Er. Aditya Lal, Assistant Professor, Dept. of
Agriculture Process and Food Engineering
had been been sponsored by the
University under the Faculty Improvement
Programme in 2011 for Ph. D. in Food
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Engineering and Bioprocess Technology at
the Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok,
Thailand.
Er. Anjelo Denis, Junior Lecturer, Dept. of
Soil, Water and Land Engineering, had
been sponsored by the University under
the Faculty Improvement Programme for
M. Tech in Water Engineering and
Management programme in 2010at the
Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok,
Thailand.
Mr. Stephen Das, Financial Consultant,
Joseph School of Business studies had
been sponsored by the University under
the Faculty Improvement Programme in
2010 for Dual Degree in MBA Finance and
CFA at the London School of Business and
Finance, UK.
Er. Rahat Khan, Head & Associate
Director, School of Film & Mass
Communication had been sponsored by
the University under the Faculty
Improvement Programme in 2009 for
M.Sc. Programme in the field of Media
Technology at University of Bradford, UK.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Due to the continuous efforts of the
Directorate, the total strength of international
students who have successful completed
various degree , diploma and doctoral
programmes is over 600 and the number of
international students pursuing various
programmes at SHIATS has increased to over
650 currently. Presently SHIATS has students
from Afghanistan, Bhutan, Brazil, Burundi,
Ghana, Iraq, Japan, Kenya, Libya, Myanmar,
Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Palestine, South
Korea and Yemen.
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students.
Rev. Dr. Samuel H. B. Donkor, President, All
Nations University College, Koforidua,
Ghana visited SHIATS along with his team
from 21st January, 2015 to 23rd January,
2015 for signing the memorandum of
understanding between SHIATS and ANUC.
The MoU aims at short term and long terms
student and faculty exchange, holding joint
conferences, organizing international training
collaboratively, etc.
Pastor Thomas Lahti and Pastor Mattias Carl
Samuel Oscarsson, Uppsala, Sweden visited
SHIATS as guests of the university from 6th
January, 2015 to 11th January, 2015
Mr. B. Prasad, Director (Operations),
Edusoft Associates Ltd., Nigeria visited
SHIATS on 29th September, 2014 to meet
Prof. Dr. M. Imtiyaz, Director, Directorate of
International Education and Training to
discuss regarding the admission of Nigerian
students for higher education at SHIATS.
Dr. Samuel H. Donkor, President, All
Nations University College, Koforidua,
Ghana and Dr. Samuel Boateng, Faculty, All
Nations University College had visited
SHIATS 26th September, 2014 in order to
meet the Hon'ble Vice Chancellor and other
higher officials of SHIATS and to explore the
possibilities of association between SHIATS
and All Nations University College,
Koforidua, Ghana.
His Excellency Dr. Shaida Mohammad
Abdali, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic
of Afghanistan to India visited SHIATS on
21st, February, 2014 and met the Hon'ble
Vice Chancellor, Prof. Dr. Rajendra B. Lal
along with other higher officials of SHIATS.
He also addressed the Afghan students at
the Jacob School of Biotechnology and
Bioengineering.
A delegation led by Dr. Samuel H. Donkor,
President, All Nations University College,
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We firmly believe that the
curriculum in the classroom
and in the laboratory is not
enough as it also requires the
active guidance and supports
for enabling students to convert
themselves into a higher
degree of employable
candidates
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Directorate of Career Planning and
Counseling (DCPC) has been established
with the aim to help the students plan and
execute their academic and career goals.
The process of exploring careers and
planning the future can take some time
during the career counselling appointment
with regard to which we discuss the
career questions and provide resources to
assist in the ongoing research. Acting as
the interface, the Directorate of Career
Planning and Counselling facilitates the
process of placement of students passing
out from the university. The office liaises
with various industrial establishments,
corporate houses, etc., which conduct
campus interviews and select graduate
and postgraduate students from all
disciplines. DCPC office provides the
infra-structural facilities to conduct group
discussions, tests and interviews besides
catering to other logistics. The directorate
is headed by Prof. (Dr.) A. A. Broadway,
who has an experience of 28 years in
academic and dairy sector. He holds a
much enriched experience with education
and corporate sectors. He has been
interacting with students at various levels
and also with corporate sector. DCPC
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The Directorate helped us to
get acquaint with soft and
professional skills, which
were very important and
essential in the corporate
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firmly believes that the curriculum in the
classroom and in the laboratory is not enough
as it also requires the active guidance and
supports for enabling the students to convert
themselves into a higher degree of employable
candidates; considering this, DCPC team also
interacts with students at various levels in order
to give them a clear path for their future.
the placement activities, and we keep the
students informed about potential job
opportunities with respect to the market
scenario for their future career and guide
them for the employability.
Since the inception of the DCPC, sincere
efforts have been made to develop relations
with most of the companies who have been
visiting the campuses regularly. We have
The Objectives
strong alumni base. Alumnus feels proud to
 Schedule orientation, academic advisement be associated with the university through
sessions that create a success–oriented
campus hiring / seminars / workshops / guest
environment, which helps build students’
lectures.
confidence.
 Help students develop realistic career goals, THE FINISHING SCHOOL
clarify their vocational interest, rationalize
In today's world of stiff competition the
their career aspirations and assess their own prospective employees (students) have to
aptitude and abilities.
develop a variety of skills, which may help
 Identify local and regional employment
them to reach greater heights in their career
opportunities for the university graduates.
and the employer starts having faith on their
 Assist present students in learning and
working abilities.
understanding corporate and organization
The Finishing School helps the students to get
culture.
acquainted with the soft and professional skills,
 Train students to be responsible for their
which is the most important and essential part
education through learning strategy
in the corporate world as this will also help to
instruction, such as, study skills and time
get a large numbers of students placed in the
management.
companies. Skills are taught to students
 Strengthen the students for “job search” by
through professional individuals and
assisting them with curriculum vitae and job- institutions.
interview techniques.
ELITE CLUB
The Functions
ELITE CLUB was formed in 2007, whose
The DCPC team uses their experience to
membership is from those students who have
coordinate the campus recruitment processes. procured jobs for themselves. They may have
They arrange various organizations and
been selected either through on-campus or
companies for workshops and seminars
off-campus recruitment.
continuously where students get chance to
The purpose of this club is to initiate an
learn about the organization and clear their
attitude of cordial relationship with junior and
queries related to various job profiles and
senior students. Students become members
changing trends in employment scenario, which of the club when they receive the
changes time to time.
appointment letters from their employer.
The directorate has strong database of the
companies and keep updating the data. We
They are encouraged to give a talk to current
have made marked change in the scenario of
students about their performance and their
Our Recruiters
The directorate has the opportunity to
associate with the prestigious and esteemed
companies / organization most of who are
visiting the campus regularly. Following is the
list of the selected few:
 Indo Gulf Fertilizers
 MTR Foods Pvt. Ltd.
 Reliacnce Retails
 Future Agrovet Ltd.
 Reliance Dairy Foods Ltd.
 ERA Group
 International Tractors Ltd. (Sonalika)
 Escorts Ltd.
 John Deere
 Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd.
 Indofarm Tractors
 SAB Miller India Ltd.
 Bayer Crop Science
 Indian Army (Technical Recruitment)
 VNR Seeds Pvt. Ltd.
 Cordlife
 PARAS
 Sungro Seeds Ltd.
 Thyrocare Technologies Ltd.
 BASF India Ltd.
 Jain Irrigation
 Netafim Irrigations
 HCL Technologies
 KRIBHCO
 NIFPL (Namaste India)
 VRS Foods Ltd.
 EPC Mahindra
 Chambal Fertilizers Ltd.
 Infosys Technologies
 ThoughtWorks Technologies
 i-Gate Patni
 Amdocs Developments
 Wipro (WASE)
 EME Technologies
 Mphasis
 Hindustan Constructions Company (HCC)
Ltd,
 L&T (ECE Division)
 AREVA (T&D) India Ltd.
 Ramky Infrastructure
 NKG Infrastructure
 Simplex Projects
 Ansal Properties & Infrastructure Ltd.
 ITC (Food Division)
 ITC (Tobacco Division)
 Triveni Engineering & Industries Ltd.
 Parle Biscuits Pvt. Ltd.
 Bikanervala Food Pvt.Ltd.
 Vodafone
 Force Motors
 Harvel Irrigation
 Matrix Fertilizers & Chemicals Ltd.
 Harrisons Malayalam
 Pradan
 Indian Potatos Ltd.
 Rallis India Ltd.
 Ranbaxy Pharmaceuticals
 Cipla
 Elder Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
 Zydus Healthcare
The Team
Mr. R.C. Sahai PGDFM. Finance, MA
Economics
Senior Career Planner and Placement Officer
Mr. Sahai, has a much enriched experience with
corporate; he has served pharmaceutical & FMCG
(Parle soft drink) industry for fourteen years and then
shifted to education and has served some of the
repute institutes namely Ryan international and
SRMCEM, Lucknow.
Mr. D.K.S. Jaiswal, MBA, B.Tech. IIT BHU.
Career Planner & Placement Officer
Mr. Jaiswal, is associated with DCPC for the past eight
years, he is having a total experience of 33 years in
which he has served United College of Engineering and
BBS College as a faculty member. Prior to this he was
associated with GEC India as a Deputy Chief Engineer.
Mr. Ravi Shanker Ojha, MBA, Manipal, MCA.
Allahabad.
Public Relation Associate.
Mr. Ojha holds an experience of 20 years. In which he
has served Trimurti Chemicals Pvt. Ltd. as Marketing
Head and currently he is designated as Public Relation
Associate at DCPC. His positivity, strong interpersonal
skills and networking art makes him stand out in the
crowd.
Ms. Anjali Wasley, MBA, XISS, Ranchi, BA
Economics Lucknow.
Placement Officer.
Ms. Wasley, is associated with SHIATS for the past five
years. She holds a total experience of 10 years in which
she has served FMCG, IT and consulting sectors. She
specializes in human resource and has worked with top
MNCs.
Mr. Prince Jos Cherian, MBA, St. Peters,
Chennai, B.Sc. AG, AAIDU, Allahabad
Corporate Relations Officer.
Mr. Cherian holds an experience of 10 years in which
he has served a leading multinational and advertising
house. He possesses strong corporate relation and
networking skills.
Ms. Dolly Prasad MBA, SHIATS, Allahabad
HR Assistant
Ms. Dolly is an MBA graduate with six years of
experience in administrative and HR profile.
Contact
Directorate of Career Planning and Counseling
(Ground floor SSET building)
SHIATS, Allahabad, 211007
Phone No 0532 2684405/06
Fax 0532 2684405
E mail [email protected]
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interview experience. They should serve as
guide to their fellow student's community.
A directory, which contains all relevant
information, will be published for these
students. A grand get-together in formal attire
is organized for these Elite members and a
group photographs is taken and given to
individual member as a souvenir.
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Catering
Group Insurance Scheme for Students
Post office | Bank | Cooperative Store
Medical Facilities
Social and Cultural Activities
Sports Activities
National Service Scheme
National Cadet Corps
Community and Religious Life
Directorate of Chaplaincy, Guidance
and Counselling
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House of Representatives (HoR)
Students Advisory Systems
House of Representatives helps to
encourage participatory mode of
communication and management with
specific reference to the life of students in
the university. It facilitates communication
of students for the welfare as well as
improving the quality of university life. The
HoR has following specific purposes:
Each student is assigned to a member
of the staff who will be his/her advisor.
The function of the advisor is to guide
and counsel the students periodically.
The staff advisors effectively establish
personal relationship with the students,
which has been a traditional culture of
this university.
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vi)
vii)
To promote the general
welfare of students and the
university.
To constitute a medium for students
to express their opinion on matters
of general interests.
To stimulate the academic and
social areas of university life.
To charter and oversee the
university students organisation
(technical and social societies).
To administer the allocation of
students activity funds.
To maintain the co-ordination
between university alumni
associations in India and abroad.
Any other, as may be
approved by the Executive Council
of the SHIATS, Deemed University
from time to time.
Counselling
The university seeks to create an
environment conclusive to the personal,
emotional and spiritual well-being of its
students, Hence students seeking help of
any kind are offered counselling and
guidance by the office of the Director,
Students Welfare and Chaplain of the
University.
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Central Library
Total number of books available in the
central library and school libraries are
about 90,000. which are regularly used
by the students and faculty members.
There are 275 journals, both National
and International, subscribed for the
current year. The regular magazines, 50
titles, selected/ opted by students
themselves are provided for their
reading in the main reading room.
Proceedings, different types of reports
and other periodic scientific publications
are also exhibited in the main reading
room. There is a room available in the
Digital Library for the use of faculty. The
main reading room has the provision
for 215 seats for students. Cubicles for
individual study are also provided to the
research scholars.
The facilities in the Library has been
significantly improved by way of
introducing new electronic resources in
the form of e-books through Pearson,
EBSCO, Springer for more than 12568
titles and online journals from Emerald,
Tailor & Francis, EBSCO for more than
5749 titles. Other than journals,
textbooks, dissertations and theses,
Conference Proceedings, Abstracts,
Synopsis, SWOT analysis, articles/
essays are being accessed by the staff
and students. Pro- Quest has been
subscribed for accessing electronic
theses and dissertations. The eresources subscribed by the Central
Library are made to access/ search
through a single window system,
FedGate, a web discovery tool.
Other electronic resources are
being accessed via INFLIBNET and
DELNET. UGC- INFONET Digital
Library Consortium, ASCE, ASME and
IEL are available through AICTEINDEST Consortium for the benefit of
the students and faculty members.
Turnitin- the antiplagiarism software is
being used for maintaining the standard
of theses and project reports submitted
by more than 200 students/ research
scholars. Radio Frequency Identification
Technology (RFID) has been
implemented in the Central Library. The
integrated Library Automation software,
KOHA, has been installed in the Central
Library for enabling the Online Public
Access Catalogue (OPAC) and for other
Library services.
Bilingual newspapers, competitive
books etc. are provided to the students
for information on Current Affairs and
General Knowledge.
School and Departmental
Libraries
School and departmental library system
is organized to accommodate the needs
of undergraduate, postgraduate students
and research scholars at the department
level. Each department has a wellorganized library of its own, which
facilitates the students as well as the
academic staff.
The university has eight hostels on
d.
campus, four for men and four for
e.
women students including one
Women's International PG Hostel.
f.
Single, double and multiple bed rooms
are available in all the hostels. All the
rooms are well furnished, ventilated
g.
and with WiFi facilities. New
International PG hostels for men
h.
accommodates foreign students.
Note: Admission to any academic
programme does not automatically
i.
guarantee accommodation in the
j.
hostel. Students from outside Allahabad
are given preference in
accommodation in the hostels provided Note
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no disciplinary or police action has
been taken against them.
Catering
The hostel mess provides a variety of
nutritious and hygienically prepared
meals for students residing in the
hostels. There is a choice of nonvegetarian, vegetarian and South Indian
food.
Bonafide students of the university,
who have good conduct and
extraordinary academic record,
belonging to a weaker socio-economic
background may be awarded
scholarships, which are being offered
by various agencies, viz;
a. Student's Book Aid
Scholarship
b. Junior Fellowship of ICAR
All India Association for Christian
Higher Education (AIACHE), New
Delhi
Jindal Trust, New Delhi
Rajya Krishi Utpadan Mandi
Parishad, Allahabad
U.P. Alpsankhyak Vittia Awam
Nigam, Lucknow (forms will be
available at the Registrar’s Office)
SC/ST/OBC/Minorities
Scholarships of State Government
Earn while you learn programme
(AAI-DU work
scholarship*/assistantship**)
Chaplain’s Scholarship***
Yeshu Darbar Scholarship***
Earn while you learn
programme: Work Scholarship
Every candidate to be considered
for financial assistance under
“Earning While Learning Scheme”
must apply in his/ her own
handwriting with income certificate
from the parents / guardian and
photocopy of the mark sheet of
the last semester completed in the
institute. Selection shall be valid for
one academic session, i.e., July to
June each year. Selected UG & PG
candidate shall be permitted to
work for a maximum of 40 hrs.
each month (for Ph.D 60 hrs).
The payment shall be made @ Rs.
25/-per hour
The maximum amount earned in a
month by any candidate shall not
be more than Rs . 1,000/-(one
thousand) only for UG & PG. For
Ph.D. maximum amount shall not
be more that Rs. 1,500/- . The
last date for the submission of
application form shall be
announced each year and
application should be
submitted in the office of the
Dean Students Welfare
accordingly.
Those who are engaged in
giving tuition to the wards of
SHIATS employees shall be
eligible to receive Rs. 750/ P.M. only. Of this amount 50%
i.e. Rs. 375/-shall be paid by
the actual user and remaining
50% (Rs.375-) shall be paid by
the University. Each employee
shall give a certificate that the
student has worked for 30 hrs.
for a month and has been paid
Rs. 375/-by the user.
No student shall be eligible
under this scheme is he/she
fails in four (4) or more
courses.
A candidate will not be eligible
to avail financial assistance
under this scheme if he/she
has availed fee concession /
scholarship or any other
financial assistance form
outside agency.
** Earn while you learn
programme: Assistantship
Research/Teaching
Assistantship shall be available
in limited number for
meritorious and needy
students pursuing their masters
or Ph. D. programmes.
*** Chaplain's Scholarship/Yeshu
Darbar Scholarship
These scholarships are
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available only to poor and
needy Christian students. The
Christian students will be
required to submit the following
documents to University
Chaplain and Secretary, Yeshu
Darbar respectively for availing
these scholarship
(i) Letter of recommendation
from the pastor of the church
duly authenticated by the senior
pastor or bishop.
(ii) Baptism certificate
/ Confirmation certificate
(iii) Parents’ income certificate
Hayes Memorial Mission Hospital of the
university is equipped with experienced
team of doctors comprising physician,
gynacologist, opthamalogist,
orthopaedists, surgeon, anasthatist and
pathologist. The hospital has OPD, IPD
facilities, pharmasy, labs, X-ray and
ultrasound facilities, operation theatre for
minor and major surgery, which caters to
the need of students, faculty members,
officers, staff of the university and people
nearby from the area.
Social and Cultural Activities
Group Insurance Scheme for
Students
Students pursuing professional/degree
programmes are required to participate in
the students safety insurance scheme,
whereby, the students have to pay a sum
of Rs. 235/- (subject to pricing policy of
the relevant Insurance Company) every
year in the month of July as premium
towards accidental insurance along with
the Professional Education Fee. The
insurance coverage shall expire
automatically on the last day of an
academic session.
Postoffice, Bank and Cooperative
Store
The University has a full-fledged
Postoffice and a branch of the
State Bank of India on campus.
To fulfil the demand of daily
commodities of the resident
students, students, the university
has a cooperative store on
campus.
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Medical Facilities
Students are always encouraged to
participate in a variety of social and
recreational activities, which are
organised throughout the year. Various
academic societies and cultural clubs on
the campus help in promoting to the
overall personality development of the
students.
Sports Activities
The university encourages the students
to promote their physical and mental
well-beingthrough various sports and
games. Facilities are provided to
students, who show interest in the
sports/games of their choice, under the
sharp supervision of qualified instructors.
Sports facilities available at SHIATS
include basketball, tennis, badminton and
volleyball courts. The university also has
well-maintained football, hockey and
cricket fields, a running track of 400
meters, a table tennis room and a wellequipped Gym. The faculty members
encourage the students to enhance their
interest in various games and sports and to
inculcate a competitive spirit in them.
The University Publication Division (UPD)
through its publication of journals,
magazine and news letters reflects the
sincereity of the university management,
authorities and faculty members in their
concern for imparting value education to
students. UPD is an important aspect of
the university life. Through the publication
of their Scientific Journal The Allahabad
Farmer and news letter, it not only
disseminate the research findings to the
scientific world, but also helps to share the
information of their field of interest. Hamar
Gaon (Hindi magazine) is also
published quarterly and gives agriculturerelated information and information on
women and child development, fisheries
and farm machineries.
As per the Supreme Court’s mandatory
guidelines issued in “Vishakha Judgement”
(1997), which have the status of law,
and subsequent directives of National
Human Rights Commission, New Delhi;
National Commissions for Women, New
Delhi: Ministry of Human Resource
Development, New Delhi and The
University Grants Commission, New
Delhi, concerning prevention of sexual
harassment of employees / students at
workplaces / University Campuses and
for speedy redressal of complaints made
by the victims, the Complaints
Committee has been formed in the
University. This committee takes care of
such cases. The chairperson of the
committee is Prof. (Dr.) Sarita Sheikh.
Every college of the university has a
disciplinary committee comprising of dean
as the chairman and senior faculty as
members. These committees maintain the
overall discipline in their respective
colleges.
Anti-ragging Cell
On the recommendations of the Raghavan
committee and the directives of the
Hon'ble Supreme Court, Anti-ragging Cell
(ARC) of the University operates under the
chairmanship of Chief Proctor. ARC curbs
down the evil of misconduct and illbehavior of any student towards mental
and physical harassment of new students.
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counseling and biblical theology for the
school chaplains/ departmental chaplains
and staff advisors; to develop more
theological programmes based on
Christian counselling and moral and value
education, for diploma courses and
certificate courses with the faculty of
theology as per the need; to encourage
the staff and students to use their talents
for the glory of God through retreats and
seminars with preachers of national and
International recognition which would
help the students to understand the
reason, existence and purpose of God in
their lives; to identify and help the needy
students through Yeshu Darbar
Scholarship. Hon'ble Vice-Chancellor is
the chairman and the Director,
Directorate of Chaplaincy, Guidance and
Counselling is the member secretary of
the Advisory Board of the Directorate.
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The Director students
welfare assists liberally the
students in matters requiring
help and guidance, and in
particular, to help and advise
students and prospective
students in :
Obtaining admission to the
university and its courses.
Choosing of suitable courses
and hobbies. Finding living
Chief Warden Men's Hostels
Chief Warden Women’s Hostels
improvements in facilities for
students to the comptetent
authorities of the university.
He reports matters related to
indiscipline/neglect of duty
caused by any of the assistant
wardens or employees of the
hostels to the competent
Dr. Rohit Lal
authorities for appropriate
Chief Warden, Men’s Hostels
action. He implements the
policy pertaining to Hostels
as communicated from time
The Chief Warden (Men’s
to time by the ViceHostel) is responsible for
Chancellor. Besides, being
allotment of student's
Chief Warden, he attends to
accommodation as per the
his normal duties in his
policy, arranging for the
department. He prepares the
proper food in the hostels,
maintaining proper order and budget every year for the
Hostels in consultation with
discipline in the men’s
hostels. He may also award the finance comptroller for
punishment to the students in approval of the Board of
Directors.
case of indiscipline in the
hostels. He recommends
improvements in facilities for
students to the comptetent
authorities of the university.
She reports matters related
to indiscipline/neglect of duty
caused by any of the assistant
wardens or employees of the
hostels to the competent
authorities for appropriate
Prof. (Dr.) Mrs. Ranu Prasad
action. She implements the
Chief Warden, Women’s Hostels
policy pertaining to hostels as
communicated from time to
The Chief Warden (Women’s
time by the Vice-Chancellor.
Hostel) is responsible for
Besides, being Chief Warden,
allotment of student's
she attends to her normal
accommodation as per the
duties in her department.
policy, arranging for the
She prepares the budget
proper food in the hostels,
every year for the hostels in
maintaining proper order and
consultation with the finance
discipline in the women’s
comptroller for approval of
hostels. She may also award
the Board of Directors.
punishment to the students in
case of indiscipline in the
Hostels. She recommends
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accommodation. Making
food arrangements.
 Obtaining medical advice
and assistance. Securing
scholarship, stipends, parttime employment and other
assistance.
Obtaining travel facility for
holidays and educational
excursions.
Securing facilities for further
studies abroad. Conducting
themselves in proper pursuit
of academic studies as to
maintain the tradition of the
university.
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(disciplinary authority of the
university) helps students,
faculty members and nonteaching staffs from any
difficulty and to see that the
disciplinary rules are followed
properly. Proctorial Board
consists of Chief Proctor and
Proctors are conscious and
concerned about interests of
students, faculty members
Prof. (Dr.) Ashok Tripathi
and non-teaching staff. Cases
Chief Proctor
of indiscipline or indecent
behavior of any student in
the campus of the University
There are certain rules and
are dealt by the Protorial
regulation framed by the
Board. Cases of individua l/
university, which are to be
group harassment, threats,
followed to maintain the
manhandling etc. are dealt
cordial atmosphere on the
campus (among the students, strictly by the Proctorial
Board. Identity cards and
faculty members and nonteaching staff). The Proctorial Character Certificates are
issued by the Chief Proctor.
Board headed by the Chief
Proctor
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Think Globally, Act Locally Higher Education for National Development
21st & 22nd January, 2015
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Hosted by Sam Higginbottom Institute of Agriculture, Technology & Sciences, Deemed-to-be-University,
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the university are considered as fulltime
2.1 Manual Application Form
regular students. These students will be
A common application form shall be
entitled to avail of all the facilities of the
applicable for all academic programmes
1.1 Sam Higginbottom Institute of
various academic departments and other
irrespective of undergraduate,
Agriculture, Technology & Sciences is a
fields in the university.
postgraduate, B.Ed., B.P.Ed., M.Ed. and
Christian Minority Educational Institute
diploma for admission through entrance
within the meaning of Article 30 (1) of
test or direct interview (excluding Ph.D, A. Christian and General Candidates
the Constitution of India. Under this
for Ph.D refer 6.1 on Page No. 112)
provision and as per the judgement of
University reserves 50% seats for
the Hon’ble Supreme Court, dated the i
The prospectus and application form can
candidates of the Christian community and
6th of December 1991, St. Stephen’s
be obtained by sending a crossed bank
the remaining 50% seats shall be allotted
College, Delhi Vs. University of Delhi,
draft for Rs. 450.00 (i.e., Rs.400/- for
to general candidates strictly by merit.
and party overruled by the 11 Judges
Prospectus & Application Forms and
Thus, the total number of seats of the
Constitution Bench in T.M.A. Pai
Rs.50/- for postal charges) or $30.00 in
university have been categorized equally
Foundation v/s State of Karnataka dated
favour of the Registrar, Sam
for Christian and general candidates. The
31st of October 2002, that 50% seats
total number of seats for admission in
shall be reserved for the candidates of
Technology & Sciences, Allahabad by
the Christian Community and the
registered post.
programmes are given faculty wise in Table
remaining 50% shall be allotted to
No.8.
Note: (Postal orders/ cheques or money
general candidates strictly by merit.
orders are not acceptable).
Christian Candidates are required to
ii
The prospectus and application forms
B. Indian Council of Agricultural
submit the following documents at the
will be available on cash payment of Rs.
Research (ICAR) Candidates
time of Counselling.
400.00 (i.e. Rs.400/- for Prospectus and
For the academic programmes in
a) Letter of recommendation from
Application Forms ) from the university
agriculture, agricultural engineering and
the pastor of the Church duly
fee counter on any working day, i.e.,
allied sciences, fifteen percent (15%) seats
authenticated by the Senior Pastor or
from Monday to Friday (09:00 a.m. to
in undergraduate programmes and twenty
Bishop.
05:00 p.m.).
five percent (25%) seats in postgraduate
b) Baptism Certificate/Confirmation
iii Fee for entrance test shall be payable as
programmes vide letter no.
Certificate.
per Table 1 on Page 114.
F.No.EDN/1(31)/2014, Exam Cell dated
Note: Letter of recommendation not signed
September 1, 2015 will be filled through
by the appropriate church agency shall 2.2 Submission of Manual Application
all India entrance test conducted by ICAR,
not be considered under this category. If
New Delhi. However, eighty five percent
Form
any doubt arises with regard to any of
(85%) seats in undergraduate and seventy
The application forms A & B duly
the above documents submitted by the
five percent (75%) in postgraduate shall be
completed in all respect and
candidates at any stage, the Registrar
filled through entrance test conducted by
accompanied with an account payee
reserves the right to cancel the
the SHIATS scheduled for June 06, 2016.
bank draft of prescribed entrance test/
candidature/admission under churchThe ICAR test will be held on April 9,
direct interview Fee (Table No. 1) in
sponsored category after seeking
2016, for undergraduate programmes and
favour of SHIATS, payable at Allahabad
necessary clarification.
April 10, 2016 for postgraduate
or a university cash receipt of the
programmes. The ICAR seats available in
1.2 SHIATS is an all-India institution founded
aforesaid amount must reach The
various academic programmes in
by Christian churches and organizations
Registrar, SHIATS, PO. Agricultural
agriculture, agricultural engineering and
in India and in accordance with its policy
Institute, Allahabad on or before May 13,
allied sciences are given faculty-wise in
and constitution, draws students from all
2016.
Table No. 8.
over the country. It receives its human 2.3 Online Application
resources from various parts of the
The ICAR category seats are inclusive of
I. The candidates can also choose to apply
country to impart education, conduct
christian and general candidates and the
through online application form available
research and execute extension
number filled in either category shall be
on the university website
programmes imbued with zeal and spirit
adjusted against total seats in each
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of service in accordance with the
category. Candidates should directly apply
ii. Last date for applying online Form is May
Christian belief.
to ICAR for admission in the ICAR
20, 2016. Once form is filled online, a
category at this university. Counseling for
1.3 The information indicated in this
challan will be generated for Rs. 1,200/allotment of seats in ICAR category for the
prospectus is only for general guidance
for UG and PG programmes and Rs.
admission to this university will be done by
and could be modified / changed from
1,400/- for B.Ed. and M.Ed.
ICAR, New Delhi.
time to time by the Academic
programmes, which shall be deposited
Council/Executive Council of the
either at the PNB Bank or at Axis Bank C. Foreign Candidates
university.
Foreign candidates are not required to
branches PAN India or through SBI net
1.4 All admissions in the university shall be
appear in the entrance test. They shall pay
banking (SBI Collect) by way of debit /
made strictly on merit as determined on
fees in U.S. dollars as it is mentioned in
credit card, etc.; thereafter a copy of the
the basis of marks obtained by the
Table No. 9. This does not include the
challan duly affixed with a photograph
candidate in the ENTRANCE TEST/
boarding and lodging (food expenses etc.)
must reach the Registrar’s office
DIRECT INTERVIEW, conducted by
charges. Refer Table No. 9 for details.
positively by May 25, 2016.
SHIATS.
D. Non-resident Indian (NRI)
1.5 Any legal matters shall be subject to the 3. CATEGORY OF CANDIDATES
Candidates
jurisdiction of Allahabad only.
I
Admission for NRI wards/NRI-sponsored
AND NUMBER OF SEATS
candidates is available in all undergraduate,
3.1 Regular Students
2. PROSPECTUS & APPLICATION
postgraduate and Ph.D.
Candidates selected for admission into
FORM: Manual and Online
various academic programmes offered by
Application Form
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ADMISSION POLICY
5.
6.
ADMISSION PROCEDURE FOR
VARIOUS PROGRAMMES
THROUGH FACULTY LEVEL TEST
AND INTERVIEW
Candidates will be called for faculty-level
test and interview for admission to the
academic programmes given in Table
No. 2. Page No. 114. Candidates are
advised to contact the respective school
deans of these programmes.
Note: Minimum eligibility for
admission in PG programmes, please
refer Table No. 8 of the concerned
faculty. For SC / ST / differently abled
candidates, there is a relaxation of 5%
in the minimum eligibility.
Scholarships for
SC/ST/OBC/Minority/General
candidates of Uttar Pradesh
1. Eligible candidates of SC/ST/Minority
category of Uttar Pradesh will be
given scholarship by the Govt. of
Uttar Pradesh as per G.O. No.
641/64-2-2013 dated 02/12/2013.
2. Eligible candidates of OBC / General
category will also be given
scholarship by the Govt. of Uttar
Pradesh as per G.O. No. 641/64-22013 dated 02/12/2013.
ELIGIBILITY TO VARIOUS
PROGRAMMES FOR ADDMISSION
Important documents to be submitted
6. 1 Eligibility for Undergraduate
with duly filled application form
Programmes
1. Caste Certificate
10+2 passed with at least 50% marks for
2. Domicile Certificate
general candidates and 45% marks for
3. Income Certificate *
SC/ST/ differently abled candidates as per
* Annual Income of the Parents should be less than
rupees two lakh for OBC / General / Minority / SC /
their qualifying examination are eligible for
ST.
admission to undergraduate programmes
(except B.Sc. Home Science) as mentioned Note: Students whose parents are in Govt. Job
in Table No. 4. The candidates appearing in will not be eligible for this scholarship.
10+2 examination in 2016 are also eligible
to apply provisionally for admission and
appear in the entrance test, but they will
6.3 Eligibility for B.Ed. Programme
have to submit documentary proof of
Candidates with at least 50% marks
successfully completing the examination at
in the bachelor's/ master's degree
the time of counseling. Non submission of
with at least two school subjects at
documentary evidence of completion of
the graduation level are eligible for
the examination and attaining eligibility by
admission.
the time of counseling will disqualify him/
Practice of Teaching
her for admission.
Every candidate will have to teach
twenty (20) lessons each in two
6.2 Eligibility for Postgraduate
subjects selecting one subject each
Programmes *
from the groups given in Table No.
Candidates having obtained their bachelor's
3.
degree in the final examination in the
concerned field under 10+2+4 or
10+2+3 as per their qualifying
examination are eligible for admission to
PG programmes as mentioned in Table
No. 6.
The candidates appearing in bachelor's
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4.1 Eligibility for Admission to the
programmes
The eligibility for admission to various
programmes will be determined on the
basis of the qualifying examination. The
eligible programmes are grouped Subjectwise. (Refer Table Nos, 4 & 6). For
admission to academic programmes of the
*
university, the candidate will be grouped
into various subject group code for
undergraduate and subject group number
for postgraduate programmes.
These subject group code/ subject group
number will be determined on the basis of
the qualifying examination of the candidate.
degree examination in 2016 are also
eligible to apply provisionally for
admission and appear in the
entrance test, but they will have to
submit documentary proof of
successfully completing the
examination at the time of
counseling. Non submission of
documentary evidence of
completion of the examination and
attaining eligibility by the time of
counseling will disqualify him/ her for
admission.
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postgraduate) for which admission in
sought, whether through entrance test or
direct interview (Ph.D. excluded)
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ii) NRI wards/NRI sponsored candidates are
exempted from the entrance test.
iii) These admissions shall be against fifteen
percent (15 %) over and above seats
available for various academic programmes.
iv) Fees for NRI Wards/NRI sponsored
candidates shall be the same as for foreign
candidates given under Foreign Candidates
No. 3.1 C.
E. Kashmiri Migrant Candidates
Vide letter F.1-1/2012 (SA-III) dated
December 05, 2013 from UGC,
Government of India, the Kashmiri Migrants
will be considered for admission under
special package during the session
2016–2017. They will be required to
produce the supportive documents. The
Entrance Test Fee shall be as per Table1 on
page no. 114.
3.2 Special Candidates
a. Candidates attending short courses under
non-formal education or any other schools
are considered in this category.
Opportunity in the form of non-formal
education is provided to candidates who
wish to study some particular phase of
agriculture or wish to get sufficient
education or experience to be able to do
research or independent work in the
special chosen field. Candidates should
contact concerned schools directly. No
regular classes are held for students taking
up this course, they learn by observation
and gain practical experience by attending
special classes arranged by the concerned
departments/schools, in which they wish to
be trained.
b. Candidates with first-class diploma and
fulfilling other conditions of admission in
engineering shall be considered for direct
admission to third semester of relevant UG
programmes in the Faculty of Engineering
and Technology if seats are available.
3.3 Auditing of Courses
Staff and students of SHIATS may avail the
facility of auditing any course (subject) being
taught on campus with the permission of
the Registrar, SHIATS. However no credit
will be awarded to the students for this
course.
4. ADMISSION PROCEDURE
Admission to various undergraduate and
postgraduate programmes shall be granted
through ENTRANCE TEST, strictly on the
basis of merit. However, there are few
programmes for which the admission will
take place through DIRECT INTERVIEW,
which will be held on July 14, 2016
followed by registration and admission by
depositing the fees on the same day. (Table
No. 2)
Note: A common application form shall be
applicable for all academic programmes
irrespective of the course (undergraduate,
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BPE with 50% marks or bachelors degree with
physical education as an elective subject with
45% marks and participation in national / allIndia inter university / inter university
competition
Note: There will be a separate entrance test for B.P.Ed.
6.5 *Eligibility for M.Ed. Programme
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Details of Undergraduate Test Booklets :
UG-1
(For the Subject Group Codes)
PCM / PCB / PCMB / HBC group
(Total No. of Questions -160)
i) Compulsory Section:
General Aptitude
- 40 questions
Note: * The eligibility for B.Ed., B.P.Ed., and M.Ed
Programme shall be as per the latest NCTE Norms
ii) Optional Section
Physics - 40 questions
6.6 *Eligibility for Ph.D. Programme
Mathematics
- 40 questions
Regular master degree in relevant subject
Biology
40
questions
with at least 55% marks (or 6.00
Home Science - 40 questions
CGPA/OGPA) for general candidate and
Chemistry
- 40 questions
50% marks (or 5.5 CGPA/OGPA) for
SC/ST/Physically handicapped candidates.
Note: * For Ph.D. programmes online application form
will be available in June 2016 (I Session) and
December 2016 (II Session). Entrance Test for
Ph.D. programmes will be held in July 2016 and
January 2017.
7. ENTRANCE TEST BOOKLET
7.1 Test Booklets for Undergraduate
Programmes
All candidates for the admission to
undergraduate programmes are required to
attempt a total of 160 questions from
undergraduate booklet UG-1 or UG-2 as per
their qualifying examination.
Test Booklets
i)
Compulsory Section
General Aptitude - 40 questions
ii)
Optional Section
AGRI for Agriculture
- 120 questions or
ARTS for Arts Subjects
- 120 questions or
COM for Commerce
- 120 questions
1.
2.
Note :
Note :
1. Candidates of all the subject groups
Candidates of the above
mentioned above are required to
mentioned subject group codes are
attempt the compulsory section (i)
required to attempt the
2. From the optional section (ii) the
compulsory section (i) and any
candidates are required to attempt any
One from the optional section (ii)
Three Subjects as per their qualifying
from Undergraduate Test booklet
examination and subject group code
UG-2 as per their subject group
filled in the admission form.
code filled in the application form.
Subjects
Subject Group Code
UG I
Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology and Home Science
PCM/PCB/PCMB/HBC
UG 2
Agriculture, Arts Subjects and Commerce
AGRI/ARTS/COM
7.2 Test Booklets for Postgraduate
Programmes (PG, B.Ed.,
& M.Ed.)
PG Section
AGRI/HSC/BIO/ABF/SCI/OTH/ETE
Compulsory Section:
All candidates for PG programmes are
General Aptitude - 40 questions
required to attempt a total of 160
questions from PG section of
postgraduate booklet.
Candidates appearing for B.Ed. & M.Ed. Ii) Optional Section:
programmes are required to attempt a
AGRI -120 questions or
total of 200 questions (i.e., 160
BIO -120 questions or
questions from PG section and 40
ABF -120 questions or
questions from additional section; B.Ed.
HSC -120 questions or
section, M.Ed. Section as per their
SCI -120 questions or
qualifying examination and choice filled in
OTH -120 questions or
the application form.
ETE - 120 questions
Details of Postgraduate Test Booklets :
Test Booklets
Subjects
PG Section
Agriculture, Biology, Home Science, Science
Technology [ABF] (Agri. Engg./Food Tech./Dairy Tech./Biotech)
Technology [ETE] (ME / EE / EEE / CSE / IT / ECE etc.)
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UG- 2
AGRI / ARTS / COM
(Total No. of Questions-160)
B.Ed. with atleast 55% marks.
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B.Ed. Section
Additional Section For B. Ed.
M.Ed. Section
Additional Section For M.Ed.
B.Ed. Section
(Additional Section for B. Ed.)
Teaching Aptitude - 40 questions
M.Ed. Section
(Additional Section for M. Ed.)
Teaching Management 40 questions
Subject Group Code
AGRI/BIO/HSC/SCI/ABF/ETE/OTH
Note:
1. Entrance test for all undergraduate (UG) programmes will be conducted in both HINDI &
ENGLISH languages.
2. Entrance test for all postgraduate (PG) programmes will be conducted in ENGLISH
language only.
3. Negative Marking- For each wrong answer 1.0 mark will be deducted.
4.
2. Postgraduate, B.Ed. & M.Ed.
Programmes
Date: June 06, 2016 (Evening Session)
5.
Time : 02:00 p.m. to 04:00 p.m.
30 Minutes for additional section of
B.Ed./ M.Ed.
(i.e. 04:00 p.m to 04:30 p.m)
3. B. P. Ed. There will be a separate
entrance test on 15th July 2016 for
B.P.Ed. For details please visit our
website, www.shiats.edu.in
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9. ADMIT CARD
The admit card will be available on the
website of SHIATS only
(www.shiats.edu.in) from
May 23rd, 2016
The applicant is required to print the
admit card from the university Website
at www.shiats.edu.in. However, he/
she is required to bring a passport-size
photograph (similar to that pasted on
the application form) along with the
admit card to the entrance-test center 12.
for verification.
1.
10. ENTRANCE-TEST RESULT
1.
2.
Separate merit lists will be prepared
for each category (Christian &
general) based on the total marks
2.
obtained by the candidate in the
entrance test for the purpose of
admission.
Separate merit lists under each
category (Christian and general) for
undergraduate, postgraduate B.Ed. and
M.Ed. as per application form number
will be displayed on the notice boards
of the university by June 16, 2016 and
will also be available on the university
The NRI Wards/ NRI-sponsored
candidates shall be admitted on the
basis of a separate merit list prepared
exclusively for them. These admissions
shall be against 15 percent over and
above the seats available in various
academic programmes.
Important Note
Fifteen percent seats in undergraduate
programmes and twenty five percent 1. The application forms A & B duly
seats (25%) in postgraduate
completed in all respect and
programmes in agricultural and allied
accompanied with an account payee
subjects will be allotted through all
bank draft in favour of Registrar, Sam
India entrance test conducted by
ICAR, New Delhi.
Technology & Sciences, Allahabad
payable at State Bank of India,
COUNSELLING
Allahabad or a university cash receipt
Counselling of candidates as per the
of the aforesaid amount must reach
ranking in each category (Christian and
the Registrar, Sam Higginbottom
general) will be done for admission to
Institute of Agriculture, Technology &
various undergraduate and
Sciences, PO Agricultural Institute,
postgraduate programmes.
Allahabad before or on May 13, 2016.
Information regarding date and time
of counselling will be given on the
2. Last date for applying online is May 20,
internet. Applicants will be required
2016 and the Challan of Rs.1,200/- or
to download their call letter for the
Rs.1,400/- along with photograph
counselling from the university
must reach the Registrar, Sam
website only (at www.shiats.edu.in)
Technology & Sciences, PO
REFUSAL OF ADMISSION
Agricultural Institute, Allahabad
positively by May 25, 2016.
Candidates found using unfair means in
the entrance test of this university shall
be rejected and further debarred from
seeking admission in the university in the
future.
It is the responsibility of the candidate to
furnish complete and correct
information in the application form. Any
admission made on the basis of wrong
or concealed information supplied by
the candidate or due to any oversight or
error of the entrance test and
examination division which is
subsequently detected after the
admission or joining of the candidate,
Glory in
His
holy name; let the
hearts of those rejoice
who seek the
Lord
....I Chr. 16:10
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1. Undergraduate Programmes
Date: June 06, 2016 (Morning
Session)
Time : 9:00am. to 11:00 a.m.
will be cancelled at any time at the cost
and the risk of the candidate.
Candidates against whom disciplinary
action has been taken and who have
been involved in any sort of
established criminal offence in the past,
will not be considered for admission.
If admission of a candidate is not in the
interest of the university, the ViceChancellor reserves the right to cancel
the admission of such a student,
irrespective of the fact that he/ she
fulfils all the academic requirement of
the programme. The decision of ViceChancellor shall be final and legally
binding on the candidate.
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3.
The ENTRANCE TEST for the various
undergraduate, postgraduate, B.Ed.,
and M. Ed. programmes will be
conducted on the following dates at all
the centers listed in the prospectus in
two sessions as applicable to the
applicant.
Website at www.shiats.edu.in the
same day.
Out of the eligible programmes under 3.
the Subject Group Code for UG and
Subject Group Number for PG
programmes, the candidate will be
provisionally admitted in only one
programme, strictly on the basis of
4.
merit and availability of seat in the
respective programme under
Christian/ general category of seats.
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Fee Structure and Code No. for All India Entrance Test /
Faculty level Test & Interview to various programmes
Table No Table No
i.
ii.
iii
Iv
v
vi
vii
Programmes
All Undergraduate Programmes
All Postgraduate Programmes
B.Ed. only
M.Ed. only
All PG Programmes
(with B.Ed.)
All PG Programmes
(with M.Ed)
Faculty level Test & Interview
Programme wise each. (Please fill the
Amount
Rs.1000.00
Rs.1000.00
Rs.1000.00
Rs.1000.00
Rs.1200.00
Code No.
01
03
06
08
36
Rs.1200.00
38
Rs.500.00
15
Course Code No. for the programme you
want to opt for from the Table No. 2)
Table No Table No
Table No
Table No Table No
2
Table No Table No
Table No Table No
Course
Code No.
005
009
011
012
031
032
033
051
052
053
054
061
069
071
161
165
192
193
195
196
361
369
362
382
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387-391
392
393
394
395
396
397
398
532
592
Academic Programmes
Certificate in Theology
Certificate Courses in Arabic, Portugese,
Japanese, French, English Proficiency
One Years Part Time Dip. in Fashion Tech.
Two Years Part Time Dip. in Fashion Tech.
Diploma in Arabic, Portugese, Japanese,
French, English Proficiency
Diploma in English
PG Diploma in Health and Fitness Mgt.
PG Diploma in Watershed Management
PG Diploma in Agri. Water Maangement
PG Diploma in Remote Sensing & GIS
PG Diploma in Renewable Energy
Diploma in Theology
PG Diploma in Acting
Bachelor of Divinity
BA (Hons) Theology & History
Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.Ed.)
B.A.
B.L.I.Sc
B.A. (Hons.) Psychology
M.Th.
M.A in Christian Studies
M.A. Theology
Master of Public Health (MPH four
Branches)
MA in Education / Economics
/ English
MA in Anthropology
M.Sc. in Anthropology
MSW
Master of Library & Information Science
MA / M.Sc. in Clinical Psychology
MA / M.Sc. in Counselling Psychology
MA / M.Sc. in HRM
M.Phil in Transgenic Technology
M.Phil in Education
Practice of teaching for B.Ed. Programme
Table No Table No
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Table No Table No
Table No
Table No Table No
Table No Table No
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Group A
Group B
Group C
Hindi
History
Commerce
English
Geography
Home Science
Science
Civics
Agriculture
Economics
Biology
Maths
Table No Table No
Reference Table for Undergraduate Programmes
The candidate has to clearly specify in the application form the Undergraduate Subject group
code from amongst given below in accordance to the subjects in the qualifying examination.
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Table No Table No
Qualifying Examination
Intermediate with Physics,
Table No Table No
Table No
Table No Table No
Subject List of Programme codes to be filled through All India Entrance Test
Group and eligibility as per qualifying exam and subject group code
Code (for names of programmes refer table no.8 )
PCM
Chemistry & Mathematics
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026, 027, 030, 101, 102, 111, 121, 127, 130, 131, 132, 134, 135, 141, 143,148, 151, 152,
153, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 181, 183, 196, 201, 202, 203, 204, 221,
222, 223, 224, 225, 227, 229, 231,
PCB
Chemistry, Mathematics &
026, 030, 101, 102, 111, 121, 127, 131, 132, 134, 146, 147, 151, 152, 153
171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 181, 183, 196, 203, 231
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Chemistry & Biology
026, 027, 030, 101, 102, 111, 121, 127, 130, 131, 132, 134, 135, 141, 143,146, 147, 148,
PCMB
Biology
151, 152, 153, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 181, 183, 196, 201, 202, 203, 204, 221,
222, 223, 224, 225, 227, 229, 231,
AGRI
026, 027, 101, 102, 111, 127, 130, 131, 132, 134,135, 151, 152, 153, 171, 172, 173, 174,
175, 176, 181, 196, 201, 202, 203, 204, 229, 231
Intermediate Home Science
with Biology & Chemistry
HBC
121, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 196
Intermediate with Arts
ARTS
121, 151, 153, 171, 173, 174, 175, 196
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Agriculture Subjects
Intermediate with Commerce COM 151, 152, 153, 171, 173, 174, 175, 196
Centers for entrance test
Every effort will be made to
assign the centre of candidate’s
first choice. However, the
University reserves the right to
change the centre and assign
the candidate to any one of the
above centres.
The centres once assigned shall
not be changed.
Any of the above center (s) can
be cancelled at the discretion of
the University.
Table No Table No
Table No
Table No Table No
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The Entrance Test shall be conducted at the following Centers :
Test Centre
Test Centre Test Centre Test Centre
Code
Code
i)
Allahabad
01
Imphal
29
Agra
11
Indore
30
Barielly
12
Jaipur
31
Bangalore
13
Lucknow
37
Bhopal
15
Nagpur
41
Calcutta
19
New Delhi
43
ii)
Chandigarh
21
Patna
45
iii)
Dehradun
22
Raipur
48
Dimapur
23
Ranchi
49
Guwahati
24
Shillong
51
Gwalior
25
Siliguri
53
Hyderabad
27
Udaipur
55
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The candidate has to clearly specify in the application form the Postgraduate Subject group code from
column No. 2 and subject group code No. from column No. 3 amongst given below in accordance to the
subjects in the qualifying examination.
Column 1
Column 2 Column 3
B.Sc. Agriculture
AGRI
21
Programme for which eligible for All India Entrance Test
(For eligibility refer Table No. 8 also)
All India Entrance Test
Column 4
051, 052,191, 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 306, 307,
309, 310, 312, 313, 314, 315, 316, 317, 318, 319,320,
330, 331, 332, 334,335, 336, 337, 338, 339, 341, 348, 350, 351, 352, 353,355
357, 358, 371, 372, 373, 374, 376, 377, 378, 379,
B.Sc. Forestry
AGRI
22
051, 302, 303, 309, 310, 312, 313, 314, 315, 316, 317, 318, 319, 320, 330,332,
341, 351, 350, 353, 355, 357, 358, 352, 371, 372, 373, 374,
302, 303, 304, 305, 306, 307, 309, 310, 312, 313, 314, 315, 316, 317, 319,
B.Sc. Home Science /
HSC
26
191, 310, 312, 321, 322, 323, 324, 325, 330, 332, 334,335
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B.Sc. Animal Science / AH &
Dairying / B.V. Sc. & AH /
Dairying / Dairy Technology
BIO
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B.Sc. Biology /
BIO
Prospectus 2016
B.Sc. Horticulture
B.Sc (LS/CFS)
330, 335, 337, 338, 339, 350, 351, 352, 353, 355, 357, 358, 371, 372, 373, 374,
Home Economics
336, 350, 351, 352, 353, 355, 357, 358, 371, 372, 373, 374,
41
42
191, 304, 309, 313, 314, 315, 317, 318, 319, 320, 330,
334, 335, 336, 337, 338, 339, 346, 347, 348, 350, 351, 353, 355, 357, 371, 372,
373, 374, 376, 377, 378, 379,
B.Sc. with IDD
BIO
43
191, 330, 331, 350, 351, 353, 354, 355, 358, 371, 372, 373, 374, 376, 377,
378, 379,
B.Sc. Microbiology,
B.Sc. Biotechnology /
B.Sc. Biochemistry / Food Tech
BIO
44
191, 304, 313, 330, 332, 334, 335, 336, 337,338, 339, 346, 347, 348, 350,
351, 353, 354, 355, 357, 358, 371, 372, 373, 374, 385
B.Sc Zoology/ B.Sc Life Sc./
BAMS/ BHMS/BUMS/
B.Sc. Environmental Science
BIO
45
191, 304, 313, 319, 330, 344, 350, 351, 353, 355, 357
371, 372, 373, 374, 383, 384
B.Sc Medical Laboratory
Technology
BIO
46
335, 336, 346, 350, 351, 353, 355, 357
371, 372, 373, 374, 383, 384
MBBS
BIO
47
330, 335, 346, 350, 351, 353, 355, 357, 371, 372, 373, 374,
421, 422, 423, 426
B. Pharma
BIO
48
350, 351, 353, 354, 355, 357, 371, 372, 373, 374,
421, 422, 423, 426
B.Sc. PCM / PSM / PMCS
SCI
51
191, 315, 330, 343, 345, 346, 347, 350, 351, 353, 354, 355, 357
371, 372, 373, 374,
B.Sc. Geology
SCI
52
315, 316, 319, 341, 350, 351, 353, 355, 357,
371, 372, 373, 374,
BCA/B.Sc. IT / Comp Science
SCI
53
330, 340, 350, 351, 353, 355, 357, 371, 372, 373, 374,
B. Tech. Agri. Engg/ Civil Engg./
Civil (Water Resource Engg.)
ABF
61
051, 052, 053, 054, 316, 330, 332, 341, 350, 351, 352, 353, 355, 357, 358
371, 372, 373, 374, 401, 402, 403, 404, 405, 407, 408
409, 410, 411, 412, 413, 414, 415, 416, 418, 461, 462, 464, 465, 466
ABF
62
330, 351, 350, 352, 353, 355, 357, 358, 371, 372, 373, 374, 411,
412, 413, 414, 415, 416, 418
ABF
63
330, 335, 337, 338, 339, 351, 350, 353, 355, 357, 358, 371, 372, 373, 374,
/ Water Resource Engg.
B. Tech. Dairy Technology /
M.Sc Dairy Technology
B. Tech. Biotechnology /
B. Tech Bioinformatics
32
312, 320, 330, 331, 350, 351, 352, 353, 355, 357, 358, 371, 372, 373, 374,
376, 377, 378, 379,
411, 412, 413, 414, 415, 416, 418, 421, 422, 423, 426
Table No
Table No Table No
Table No Table No
Subject Subject
Group Group
Code Number
If you posses a Degree or
your Qualifying Examination
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Table No Table No
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Reference Table for Postgraduate Programmes
Table No Table No
Programme for which eligible (For eligibility refer Table No. 8 also)
Entrance Test
Column 2 Column 3 Column 4
64
330, 332, 350, 351, 353, 355, 357, 358, 371, 372, 373, 374, 401, 411, 412,
413, 414, 415, 416, 418, 426
65
054, 330, 345, 350, 351, 353, 355, 357, 358, 371, 372, 373, 374,
401, 402, 407, 409, 418, 431, 440, 441, 442, 443, 444, 445, 446
66
330, 345, 350, 351, 353, 355, 357, 358, 371, 372, 373, 374,
436, 455, 456, 457, 458, 459, 460
67
330, 345, 350, 351, 353, 355, 357, 358,371, 372, 373, 374, 451, 452, 453,
455, 456, 457, 458, 459, 460
Table No Table No
330, 350, 353, 355, 357, 358, 371, 372, 373, 374, 340, 351, 408, 426, 436
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437
69
350, 351,353, 355, 357, 358, 371, 372, 373, 374, 421, 422, 423, 426
72
73
191, 330, 350, 351, 353, 355, 357, 359, 371, 372, 373, 374,
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80
312, 330, 350, 351, 353, 355, 357, 371, 372, 373, 374,
591
Prospectus 2016
B. Tech. Food Technology/B.E
ABF
/ B. Tech. Chemical Engg
or Process & Food Engg.
B.E./B.Tech. Mechanical
ETE
Engineering / Production Engg.
B.E/B.Tech. Electronics & Com
ETE
Engg. / Elect.& Electronics Engg.
B.E./B.Tech. Electrical Engg.
ETE
or Elect & Electronics Engg.
B.E./B.Tech. Computer Sc / IT/ ETE
MCA/M.Sc. IT/ M.Sc Comp. Sc.
M. Sc. Biotech./Microbiology/
ABF
Biochemistry/Botany/Zoology/
Forensic Science/Organic
Chemistry
B.A. / B.Com
OTH
B.B.A/ B.B.M, BA (Business
OTH
Eco.)or BA (Eco.)
B.Ed.
BED
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Table No Table No
Table No Table No
Column 1
Subject Subject
Group Group
Code Number
State/Union territory code chart
State
Lakshadweep
Madhya Pradesh
Maharastra
Manipur
Meghalaya
Mizoram
Nagaland
Orissa
Pondicherry
Punjab
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Tamil Nadu
Telungana
Tripura
Uttranchal / Uttarakhand
Uttar Pradesh
West Bengal
State
Code
LD
MP
MH
MN
ML
MZ
NL
OR
PY
PB
RJ
SK
TN
TG
TR
UK
UP
WB
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Table No Table No
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Table No Table No
Andaman & Nicobar Islands
Andhra Pradesh
Arunanchal Pradesh
Assam
Bihar
Chandigarh
Chattisgarh
Dadra and Nagar Haveli
Daman and Diu
Delhi
Goa
Gujarat
Haryana
Himanchal Pradesh
Jammu & kashmir
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
State
Code
AN
AP
AR
AS
BR
CH
CT
DN
DD
DL
GA
GJ
HR
HP
JK
JH
KA
KL
Table No Table No
State
Table No Table No
If you posses a Degree or
your Qualifying Examination
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Duration
Total
Eligibility
(Minimum 50% in aggregate for all UG Programmes.
Minimum 57% or 6.00 CGPA for all PG Programmes)
27 153 180 8 Sem 10+2 with PCM or PCB or PCMB or Inter Ag.
9 51 60 8 Sem 10+2 with P C M or P C B or PCMB or 10+2
Home Science with Chem. & Bio or
10+2 other streams having science upto 10th
301 M.Sc (Ag.) Agronomy
302 M.Sc (Ag) Plant Physiology
5
5
303 M.Sc (Ag.) Crop Physiology
304 M.Sc. (Ag.) Genetics & Plant Breeding
5
10
15 20 4 Sem B.Sc Agriculture (4Yr)
15 20 4 Sem (4Yr) B.Sc Agriculture or B.Sc
Horticulture or B.Sc. Forestry
15 20 4 Sem B.Sc Agriculture (4Yr) or B.Sc. Horticulture
30 40 4 Sem B.Sc Agriculture or B.Sc. Biotech. or B.Sc. Life Sc.
or B.Sc. Biology or B.Sc. Horti. or B.Sc. Forestry
305 M.Sc. (Ag.) Horticulture (Vegetable Science) 5
306 M.Sc. (Ag.) Horticulture
5
(Floriculture & Land Scaping)
307 M.Sc. (Ag.) Horticulture
5
(Fruit Production & Post Harvest Technology)
309 M.Sc. (Ag.) Plant Pathology
7
310 M.Sc (Ag.) Agricultural Extension
5
312 M.Sc (Ag.) Agricultural Economics
5
23 30 4 Sem B.Sc Agriculture (4Yr) or B.Sc Biology
or B.Sc, Horticulture or B.Sc. Forestry
15 20 4 Sem B.Sc Agriculture (4Yr) / B.Sc Home Eco.
/ B.Sc Home Sc. / B.Sc. Horti./ B.Sc. Forestry
15 20 4 Sem B.Sc Agriculture (4Yr) or B.Sc. Home Economics
or B.Sc. Home Science or B.Sc. Horticulture or
B.Sc. Forestry or B.Sc. Dairying or B.A Economics
or B.A Busi. Econ. or BBA or BBM or related field
313 M.Sc. (Ag.) Seed Science & Technology
10
314 M.Sc. (Ag.) Entomology
5
315 M.Sc. (Ag.) Agricultural Meterology
5
316 M.Sc. (Ag.) Soil Science
5
30 40 4 Sem B.Sc Agriculture/ B.Sc. Bio technology or
B.Sc. Life Sciences or B.Sc. Biology or
B.Sc. Horticulture or B.Sc. Forestry
15 20 4 Sem B.Sc Agriculture (4yrs) or B.Sc. Biology or
B.Sc. Horticulture or B.Sc. Forestry
15 20 4 Sem B.Sc Ag (4 Years) or B.Sc. Forestry or B.Sc
Horticulture or B.Sc. PCM or related field
15 20 4 Sem B.Sc Agriculture(4Yr) / B.Sc. Geology/ B.Sc. Horti. /
317 M.Sc Agroforestry
5
15 20 4 Sem B.Sc Agriculture (4Yr) or B.Sc Forestry or
318 M.Sc Forestry
5
319 M.Sc. Environmental Science
5
320 M. Sc. Wildlife Science
5
321 M.Sc. Food, Nutrition & Dietetics
10
322 M.Sc. Human Development
5
15 20 4 Sem B.Sc Agriculture (4Yr) or B.Sc Forestry or
B.Sc. Horticulture, B.Sc Biology or related field
15 20 4 Sem B.Sc. Agriculture (4Yr) or B.Sc. Forestry or
B.Sc. Horticulture or B.Sc. Environmental
Science or B.Sc. Biology or B.Sc. Geology or
B.Sc. PCM or related field
15 20 4 Sem B.Sc. Forestry (4Yr) or B.V.Sc or B.Sc. Agri.
(4 (Yr) or B.Sc Biology or Related Field
30 40 4 Sem B.Sc Home Economics or B.Sc Home Sci. or
B.Sc in related field, subject to studying of
Deficiency Courses as required.
15 20 4 Sem B.Sc Home Economics or B.Sc Home Sci. or
B.Sc. Forestry/ B.Sc. PCM/ B.Tech. Ag. Engg.
B.Sc. Horticulture or B.Sc Biology or related field
323 M.Sc. Family Resource Management (FRM) 5
* Admission by Faculty level Test & Interview
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15 20 4 Sem
** Separate Form will be available
B.Sc Home Economics or B.Sc Home Sci. or
Table No
Table No Table No
Table No Table No
B.Sc. (Hons) Agriculture
B.Sc (Hons) Horticulture
B.Sc. (Hons) Forestry
B.Sc (Hons) Home Science
SHIATS
ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES
ICAR
Code No.
101
102
111
121
No. of Seats
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Table No Table No
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Faculty of Agriculture
Table No Table No
325 M.Sc. Home Science Extension
011*One Year Part Time Diploma in Fashion Tech.
012* Two Years Part Time Diploma in Fashion Tech.
501*M.Phil in Transgenic Technology
5
-
15 20 4 Sem B.Sc. Home Economics or B.Sc. Home
Science or B.Sc. in related field, subject to
15 20 4 Sem studying of Deficiency Courses as required
20 20 2 Sem 10+2 in any Discipline
20 20 4 Sem 10+2 in any Discipline
10 10 2 Sem M.Tech Biotech. / M.Sc. Biotech. / Botany /
Life sciences / Microbiology / GPB)
Regular Masters degree in relevant subject
** Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
NOTE:
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Table No Table No
Table No Table No
Duration
324 M.Sc. Clothing & Textiles
ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES
Total
SHIATS
Eligibility
ICAR
No. of Seats
Table No Table No
Code No.
119
The Candidates admitted from Pure Science stream may be required to study deficiency courses of two Additional Semesters or 30 Credit Hours in the Agriculture P.G Programmes
130 Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) 131 B. Sc (Hons) Biotechnology
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132
134
135
201
202
203
9
-
B.Sc. (Hons) Microbiology
B.Sc. (Hons) Food Technology
B.Sc. Computer Science
B.Tech. (Agricultural Engineering)
B. Tech (Water Resource Engineering)
B.Tech. (Food Technology)
Duration
Eligibility
60 60 6 Sem 10+2 with Mathematics as one of the
subject or Agriculture
90 90 8 Sem
10+2 with PCM or PCB or PCMB
40 40 8 Sem Agriculture
27
9
14
51 60 8 Sem
60 60 6 Sem
153 180 8 Sem
51 60 8 Sem
76 90 8 Sem
10+2 with PCM or PCB or PCMB or Agriculture
9
51
60
8 Sem
10+2 with PCM or PCMB or Agriculture
B. Tech. Mechanical Engineering.
B.Tech. Electrical & Electronics Engg.
B.Tech. Electronics & Communication Eng B. Tech. Civil Engineering
B.Tech. Computer Science & Engineering B. Tech Electrical Engineering
-
120
60
60
120
90
60
120
60
60
120
90
60
8 Sem
8 Sem
8 Sem
8 Sem
8 Sem
8 Sem
10+2 with PCM or PCMB
204 B.Tech. Dairy Technology
221
222
223
224
225
227
Total
ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES
SHIATS
No. of Seats
ICAR
Code No.
Faculty of Engineering & Technology
229 B.Tech Environmental Engineering
231 B. Tech. Biotechnology
-
40
90
40 8 Sem
90 8 Sem
10+2 with PCM or PCB or PCMB or Agri.
10+2 with PCM or PCB or PCMB or Agriculture
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40 40 4 Sem 10+2 with PCM or PCMB or Agriculture
51 60 8 Sem 10+2 with PCM or PCB or PCMB or Agri.
4 5 4 Sem B.Sc Animal Husbandry & Dairying, B.Sc
4 5 4 Sem Agriculture, B.Sc Biology with IDD (DH), B.Sc
4 5 4 Sem Dairying, B.Sc Animal Sc., B.V.Sc, B.Sc Biology
4 5 4 Sem
Regular Masters Degree in relevant subject
Prospectus 2016
Eligibility
9
1
1
1
1
-
Indian Dairy Diploma (Dairy Husbandry)
Indian Dairy Diploma (Dairy Technology)
B.Sc (Hons) Dairying
M.Sc. Animal Nutrition
M.Sc. Livestock Production & Mgt.
M.Sc. Animal Genetics & Breeding
M.Sc. Poultry Production
** Doctor of Philosophy (Ph. D)
Total
ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES
SHIATS
026
027
127
376
377
378
379
No. of Seats
ICAR
Code No.
Faculty of Animal Husbandry & Dairying
120
SHIATS
Total
Duration
60
60
6 Sem
Regular Bachelor's Degree in any
discipline of 3 years duration with
Mathematics at 10+2 level / BCA
331 M.Sc. Dairy Technology
5
15
20
4 Sem
B.Sc. Agri. (4Yr). or B.Sc.Dairy Tech. or B.Sc,with IDD
or B.Sc, (AH & Dairying) or B.Sc, Dairying or related field
332 M.Sc. Food Technology
5
15
20
4 Sem
B.Sc. Agriculture / Horticulture / Microbiology / Biotech.
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335 M.Sc. Biotechnology
(Plant Biotechnology /
Animal Biotechnology)
336 M.Sc. Microbiology
-
337 M.Sc. (Ag.) Biochemistry
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30 30 4 Sem B.Sc Agriculture (4Yr) or B.Sc. Biology
or B.Sc. Microbiology or B.Sc. Home
Science or B Sc. MLT or related field
22 30 4 Sem B.Sc Agriculture (4Yr) or B.Sc. Biochem. or B.Sc,
338 M.Sc. (Ag.) Biotechnology
8
22 30 4 Sem
339 M.Sc. (Ag.) Microbiology
8
22 30 4 Sem B.Sc Agriculture (4Yr)/ B.Sc. Horti. / B.Sc. Microbio.
Prospectus 2016
334 M.Sc. Biochemistry
30 30 4 Sem B.Sc Agriculture (4Yr) or B.Sc. Biology
or B.Sc. Biochemistry or B.Sc. Home
Science or related field
30 30 4 Sem B.Sc (Hons.) Biotechnology / B.Tech Biotechnology
B.Sc. (Hons.) Microbiology / B.Sc. Agriculture (4 Yr)
/ B.Sc. Horticulture / B.Sc. Biology / B.Sc. MLT / MBBS
or related field
Horti.or B.Sc. Biology or B.Tech Biotech. or related field
B.Sc (Hons.) Biotechnology / B.Tech Biotechnology B.Sc.
Agriculture (4 Yr) / B.Sc, Horticulture (4Yr) / B.Sc. Biology
or related field
or B.Sc. Biology / B.Tech Biotech. or related field
340 M.Sc. Computer Science
-
20 20 4 Sem
341 M.Sc. Remote Sensing & GIS
3
7
10
4 Sem
B.Sc. [(Ag.)/Forestry] (4 years), Environmental sc.
/ Geo-Physics / Soil Science / Meterology /
Natural Resource Mgt. or related field
401 M.Tech. Agricultural. Engineering
(Agricultural Process & Food Engineering)
5
15
20
4 Sem
402 M.Tech. Agricultural. Engineering
(Farm Machinery & Power Engineering)
403 M.Tech. Agricultural Engineering
(Irrigation & Drainage Engineering)
5
15
20
4 Sem
5
15
20
4 Sem
(Soil Water Conservation Engineering)
5
15
20
4 Sem
405 M. Tech. Agricultural Water Management
5
15
20
4 Sem
407 M. Tech. Energy Management
5
15
20
4 Sem
B.E. or B.Tech. Agri. Engineering / Mech.
Engineering/ Chemical Engineering / Food
Technology / B. Tech. Process & Food
Engineering or related field
B.E. or B.Tech. Agri. Engineering / Mech.
B.E. or B. Tech. Agricultural Engineering /
Water Resources Engg / Civil. Engineering
or related field
B.E. or B. Tech. Agricultural Engineering /
Water Resources Engg. / Civil. Engineering
or related field
B.E. or B. Tech. Ag. Engg. /B. Tech.
Civil Engineering / M.Sc. Ag. or related field
B. Tech. Agricultural Engineering / B. Tech.
Mechanical Engineering or related field
408 M.Tech. in Remote Sensing and
Geographical Information System
3
7
10
4 Sem
B.E. or B. Tech. Ag. Engg. / Water Resource
Engg./Civil Engg./ Comp. Sc./M.Sc. in Agronomy /
Forestry / Physics / Environmental Sc. /Geophysics
/Soil Science / Meterology / Natural Resource
Mgt. / Comp. sc./ MCS or related field
(Renewable Energy)
410 M. Tech Water Resource Engineering
-
10
10
4 Sem
5
15
20
4 Sem
B. Tech. Ag Engg. / Mechanical Engg or
related field
B.E. or B. Tech. Agricultural Engg / Water
Resources Engg. / Civil. Engg. or related field
Note:
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Food Science & Tech / Home Sc. with elective
in Food Science & Nutrition / B.E or B.Tech in
Agri. Engineering / Food Engg. / Food Tech
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ICAR
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Code No.
330 M.C.A
ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES
Eligibility
Table No Table No
No. of Seats
B.Sc. Comp. Sc. / IT or BCA with Maths at 10+2 level
or B.Tech Comp. Sc. & Engg. / IT or related field.
Candidates admitted in M.Sc. (Ag.) Biotechnology / M.Sc. (Ag.) Microbiology / M.Sc. (Ag.) Biochemistry from pure science stream or other related field of 3 year
B.Sc. programme will be required to study deficiency courses of two additional semesters or 30 credit hours in Agriculture.
Total
Duration
15
20
4 Sem
5
15
20
4 Sem
3
7
10
4 Sem
3
7
10
4 Sem
3
7
10
4 Sem
3
7
10
4 Sem
5
15
20
4 Sem
-
& Proteomics Tech.)
422 M. Tech Biotechnology (Industrial Microbiology) 423 M. Tech Biotechnology (Bioprocess Tech.)
-
10 10 4 Sem B. Tech Biotechnology/B. Pharma / M. Sc
Biotechnology/ Microbiology/ Biochemistry/
10 10 4 Sem Botany/ Zoology/ Forensic Science/ Organic
10 10 4 Sem Chemistry / MBBS
426 M. Tech Bioinformatics
20 20 4 Sem
-
436 M. Tech Computer Science & Engineering -
437 M.Tech Software Engineering
-
440 M.Tech Mechatronics
-
441 M. Tech Mechanical Engg.(Machine Design)442 M. Tech Mechanical Engg.(CAD / CAM) 443 M. Tech Mechanical Engg.
(Production & Industrial Engg.)
444 M. Tech Mechanical Engg.(Thermal Engg.) 445 M. Tech Mechanical Engg. (Industrial
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#
B.E or B.Tech. Ag.Engg / Biotechnology
Mechanical Engg./Chemical Engg./Food Tech./
Dairy Tech./M. Sc (Dairy Tech.) or related field
B.Tech Bioinformatics / Biotech/. Computer Sc. / IT / Food
Tech. / Chemical Engg. or B.Pharma or M.Sc Biotech. /
Microbiology / Biochemistry / Botany / Zoology / Life
Sciences / Forensic Science / Chemistry / Agriculture /
Forestry / Genetics & Plant Breeding / Physics / Statistics /
MBBS or related field
40 40 4 Sem BE or B. Tech Computer Sc. & Engg./ IT /
M.Sc Computer Sc. / MCA / M.Sc. IT or
related field
40 40 4Sem BE or B. Tech Computer Sc. & Engg./ IT /
M.Sc Computer Sc. / MCA / M.Sc. IT or
related field
20 20 4Sem BE or B.Tech Mechanical Engineering /
Electrical Engineering / Electronics
10 10 4 Sem
10 10 4 Sem
30 30 4 Sem
10 10 4 Sem
10 10 4 Sem
B.E. or B. Tech in Mechanical
Engineering / Production Engineering /
Agriculture Engineering or related field
Engineering & Management)
446 M. Tech Mechanical Engg. (Refrigeration
-
10 10 4 Sem
-
20 20 4 Sem
-
10 10 4 Sem
-
10 10 4 Sem
and Air Conditioning)
451 M.Tech Electrical Engineering
(Power System)
(Control & Instrumentation)
(Power Electronics)
B.E. or B. Tech in Electrical & Electronics
Engineering / Electrical Engineering or
related field
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Technology / Biotechnology / Chemical Engg / Table No Table No
Food Technology / Food Process Engg / Food
Engg / M. Sc Food Tech. / M.Sc. ( Agriculture)
Horticulture (Post Harvest Technology ) /
M.Sc. Food & Nutrition M.Sc Food Tech. /
M.Sc Microbiology# or related field
Prospectus 2016
411 M. Tech Food Technology
(Food Process Engineering)
(Food Engineering)
(Food Quality Management
(Food Chain Management)
(Food Safety & Standards)
(Food Laws and Policies)
418 M.Tech. Dairy Technology
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ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES
Eligibility
Table No Table No
ICAR
No. of Seats
Table No Table No
Code No.
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455 M.Tech Electronics & Comm. Engineering (VLSI & Embedded System)
456 M.Tech Electronics & Comm. Engineering (Optical Fiber Communication Engineering)
457 M.Tech Electronics & Comm. Engineering (Signal Processing)
458 M.Tech Electronics & Comm. Engineering (Wireless Communication Engineering)
459 M.Tech Electronics & Comm. Engineering (Microwave Communication Engineering)
460 M.Tech Electronics & Comm. Engineering (Communication System Engineering)
461 M.Tech Civil Engineering
(Structural Engineering)
10 10 4 Sem
10 10 4 Sem
10 10 4 Sem
10 10 4 Sem
10 10 4 Sem
(Transportation Engineering)
-
10 10 4 Sem
(Fluids Engineering)
466 M.Tech Environmental Engineering
-
10 10 4 Sem
-
10 10 4 Sem
052 *P.G. Diploma in Agricultural Water
Management
-
053 *PG Diploma in Remote Sensing and
Geographical Information System (GIS)
-
054 *P.G. Diploma in Renewable Energy
-
B.E. or B. Tech in Electronics Engineering
/ Electronics & Communication
Engineering / Electrical & Electronics
30 30 4 Sem
10 10 4 Sem
051 *P.G. Diploma in Watershed Management -
Eligibility
10 10 4 Sem
(Construction Engineering & Management)
32
Total
ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES
SHIATS
No. of Seats
ICAR
Code No.
Table No Table No
8
Table No Table No
Admissions 2016
Table No
Table No Table No
Duration
122
B.E. or B. Tech in Civil Engineering /
Agricultural Engineering / Water
Resource Engineering or related field
B.E. or B. Tech in Civil Engineering /
Agricultural Engineering / Water
Resource Engineering or related field
20 20 2 Sem BE or B.Tech. Ag. Engg./ Civil Engg / Water
Resource Engg. / B.Sc Ag. / B.Sc. Forestry /
M.Sc. Ag. or related field
20 20 2 Sem B.E or B.Tech. Ag. Engg. / Civil Engg /
Water Resource Engg / B.Sc. Ag.
or related field
10 10 2 Sem B.E. or B. Tech. Ag. Engg. / Water Resource
Engg./ M. Sc. Agriculture / M. Sc. Forestry
10 10 2 Sem B.E or B. Tech. Ag. Engg./ Mech. Engg/ M.Sc.
Physics / M.Sc. Environmental Science /
M. Sc. Agricultural Science or related field
-
-
-
123
Faculty of Science
60
60
60
40
40
20
6 Sem
6 Sem
6 Sem
6 Sem
6 Sem
4 Sem
10+2 with PCB or PCMB
10+2 with PCB
10+2 with PCM / PMCS
B.Sc with PCM / PSM / PMCS
344 M. Sc. Botany
-
20 20 4 Sem
345 M.Sc. Physics
-
15 15 4 Sem
346 M. Sc. Forensic Science
M.Sc. Forensic Science (Lateral Entry)
347 M. Sc Chemistry
-
20 20 4 Sem B. Sc. with Chemistry/ Biology/ Physics/ Forensic Sc.
-
348 M. Sc. Plant Physiology
-
20 20 4 Sem B. Sc (with chemistry as one of the subject at
graduate level)
20 20 4 Sem B.Sc Bio. / Agriculture / Biotech (with Botany / Ag.
-
B.Sc Life Sciences / Biology with any two of the
following subjects: Botany, Chemistry, Zoology,
Biological Techniques and Specimen preparation (BTSP)
B.Sc. PCM, PSM, PMCS, B.Sc. (Hons) in Physics, B.Sc.
Electronics & Communication, B.E./B.Tech. Electronics
Engg.,/ Electrical Engg., / Mech. Engg.
as one of the subject and equivalent / BDS / MBBS
Botany / Plant Physiology as one of the main subjects)
-
161 *Bachelor of Divinity (BD)
Eligibility
-
20 20 8 Sem Intermediate (10+2 Passed) from a recognized
Total
ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES
SHIATS
No. of Seats
Duration
Faculty of Theology
Board. Bachelor degree holder is admitted in third
semester and B.Th. degree holder recognized by
SHIATS is admitted in fifth semester. 10+2
candidates having theological degree from a
Seminary can complete the course in residence
after transfer of credits
165 *B.A. (Hons) Theology & History
-
10 10 8 Sem Intermediate (10+2 Passed) from a recognized
361 *Master of Theology (M.Th.)
-
10 10 4 Sem
Bachelor of Divinity / Bachelors Degree from a
university with M.Div.
362 *M.A. Theology
-
10
10
4 Sem
Bachelor of Divinity / Bachelors Degree from a
university with M.Div.
061 *Diploma in Theology
-
20
20
4 Sem
069 *Diploma in Christian Studies
005 *Certificate in Theology
-
20
25
20
25
1 Year
Intermediate (10+2 Passed) from a recognized
Institution
10+2 passed from a recognized Institution
** Integrated Ph.D. in Christian Studies
-
10 10 10 Sem
** Doctor of Philosophy (Theology)
-
-
-
6 Sem
Master of Theology (M.Th) in a specialized branch/
equivalent recognized by SHIATS
** Doctor of Philosophy (Christian Studies)
-
-
-
4 Years
Masters Degree in any discipline from a recognized University
and passing a comprehensive examination to be conducted
by CATS, covering introductory knowledge of O.T., N.T.,
Christian Theology and History of Christianity.
Institution
in a specialized branch
6 months 10th Pass
Candidates with Bachelors Degree from university and
M.Div./BD shall be enrolled in III Sem. by transfer of credits
Prospectus 2016
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60
60
60
40
40
20
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Duration
ICAR
B.Sc.(PCM) [Physics, Chemistry, Maths] B.Sc.(PMCS) [Physics, Maths, Computer Sc] B.Sc.(ZBC) [Zoology, Botany, Chemistry] B.Sc.(LSCFS)[Life Sc., Chem., Forensic Sc.] B.Sc.(PCFS){Physics, Chem., Forensic Sc.] M. Sc. Mathematics
-
Total
141
143
146
147
148
343
Eligibility
ICAR
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ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES
SHIATS
Code No.
No. of Seats
Code No.
8
Table No Table No
Table No Table No
Table No
Table No Table No
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Total
-
60
60
60
60
8 Sem
8 Sem
#
200 200 6 Sem
20 20 4 Sem
60 60 4 Sem
352 MBA (Agri-business)
30
90 120 4 Sem
353 MBA (Retail Management)
354 MBA (Pharmaceutical Management)
-
20 20 4 Sem
20 20 4 Sem
151
152
153
350
351
ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES
BBA (Hons.) General
BBA Hons. (Agri. Business Management)
B.Com.
MBA (Supply Chain Management)
M.B.A
Eligibility
10+2 in any discipline
10+2 with PCM / PCB / PCMB / Agri./ Commerce
10+2 in any discipline with minimum 45% marks
Graduate in any discipline
Graduation with PCB/PCM/PCZ/PCMB /B. Sc Biotech/
Microbiology/ Biochemistry/ B. Sc MLT/B. Sc Health
*M.Com (Financial Accountancy) for Foreign Students ** Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
-
20
20
20
20
20
20
4 Sem
4 Sem
4 Sem
100 100 4 Sem
20 20 4 Sem
-
Graduate (4 year Duration) in any discipline / MCA
B.Com. with min. 50% marks in UG
Graduation in any discipline
# 60 seats will be on campus and 140 seats will be at the City Centre
**Separate Form will be available
Total
181 B.Sc. Medical Laboratory Tech. (B.Sc. M.L.T)
SHIATS
ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES
ICAR
No. of Seats
-
40
40
Duration
Code No.
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MBA (E-Business)
MBA (International Business)
MBA (IT Management)
M.Com
Eligibility
(Minimum 50% for all UG Programmes
& 50% for all PG Programmes)
6 Sem & 10+2 with P C M or PCB or PCMB
1 Sem-Internship
183 B. Pharma
-
60
60
8 Sem
10+2 with PCM or PCB
184 General Nursing & Midwifery (GNM)
-
40
40
3 Years
I. Minimum and Maximum age for admission will be 17 to 35
years on or before 31st December of the year.
ii. Minimum education:
a. 10+2 class passed preferably Science (PCB) & English
with aggregate of 40% marks.
b. 10+2 in Arts (Maths, Biotech., Economics, Political
Science, History, Geography, Business Studies,
Accountancy, Home Science, Sociology, Psychology,
Philosophy) and English Core/English Elective or Health
care Science - Vocational stream ONLY, passing out
from recognized Board under AISSCE/CBSE/ICSE/
SSCE/HSCE or other equivalent Board with 40%
marks. c. 10+2 vocational ANM under CBSE Board or
other equivalent board from the school and recognized
by Indian Nursing Council with 40% marks.
d. Registered as ANM with State Nursing Registration
Council.
030 D.Pharma
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]
Including all
branches
382 *Master of Public Health (Five Branches)
(I.) Programme Design & Management
(II.) Reproductive Health
(III.) Training and Communication
(IV). Health System Management
(v). Epidemiology
383 M. Sc MLT Clinical Biochemistry
384 M. Sc MLT Microbiology & Immunology
iii. Student medically fit.
iv. Students qualified in 10+2 Arts or Science examination or
Health Care Science - Vocational stream ONLY conducted
by National Institute of Open School with 40% marks.
-
40 40
4 Sem Graduate in any discipline
-
20
20
20
20
4 Sem
4 Sem
B. Sc. MLT, MBBS, BUMS, BHMS, BDS, BVSC, BAMS
B. Sc. MLT, MBBS, BUMS, BHMS, BDS, BVSC, BAMS
-
60
60
2 Years
10+2 with PCM / PCB / PCMB
8
Table No Table No
B.Tech. Agriculture Engg / Food Tech. / Dairy Tech. or B.Sc. Vet. Sc.
& AH or B.Sc. Home Sc.or B.Sc. Forestry or B.Sc. Ag. or B.Sc.Horti.
or equivalent, B.Sc. AH & Dairying or B.Sc. Dairying
Science/B. Sc Home Science/B. Pharm/B. Tech in any discipline
or equivalent
355
357
358
359
360
Table No
Table No Table No
Table No Table No
SHIATS
Duration
ICAR
Code No.
No. of Seats
Table No Table No
Admissions 2016
Faculty of Humanities, Social Sciences & Education
-
40
30
40
30
30
30
200
Duration
Total
40 6 Sem 10+2 in any discipline or equivalent
30 6 Sem 10+2 in Science or equivalent
30 6 Sem 10+2 in Science or equivalent in Science
#
200 4 Sem Candidates with at least 50% marks either in the
192 *Bachelor of Physical Education (B. P. Ed)
-
193 *Bachelor of Arts (BA)
194 BPE
-
40
40
40
40
195
196
371
372
373
374
387
388
391
392
393
394
*Bachelor of Library & Information Sc.(B.L.I.Sc.)*B.A. (Hons.) Psychology
M. A. Mass Communication
M.Sc. in Animation & Visual Effects
M.A. Animation & Visual Effects
M.A. in Film Making & Post Production
*MA Education
*MA in Economics
*MA in English
*Master of Social Work (MSW)
*MA in Anthropology
*M. Sc. Anthropology
-
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
30
20
10
10
20 2 Sem
20 6 Sem
20 4 Sem
20 4 Sem
20 4 Sem
20 4 Sem
20 4 Sem
20 4 Sem
30 4 Sem
20 4 Sem
10 4 Sem
10 4 Sem
395
396
397
398
591
*Master of Library & Information Sc. (M.L.I. Sc.) *MA / M.Sc in Clinical Psychology
*MA / M.Sc in Counselling Psychology
*MA / M.Sc in HRM
Master of Education (M. Ed.)
-
20
10
10
10
50
20
10
10
10
50
2 Sem
4 Sem
4 Sem
4 Sem
4 Sem
-
15
30
15
30
2 Sem MA in relevant subject with atleast 55% marks
6Months Pass in Std X class (High school)
-
30
30
2 Sem
-
40
25
20
-
40 2 Sem
25 2 Sem
20 2 Sem
- 6 Sem
592 *M.Phil in Education
009 *Certificate Course in Arabic, Portuguese
031 *Diploma Course in Arabic, Portuguese
032 *Diploma in English
033 * PG Diploma in Health & Fitness Mgt.
071 * PG Diploma in Acting
100 100 4 Sem
Bachelor’s Degree and /or in the Master’s Degree
in Sciences / Social Science / Humanity, (or) Bachelor’s in
Engineering or Technology with specialization in Science
and Mathematics with 55% marks or any other
qualification equivalent thereto, are eligible for admission
to the programme
Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline with 50% marks and
having at least participation in the Inter-College
/ Inter-Zonal / District / School competition in sports and
games as reorganized by the AIU/IOA /SGFI/Govt. of
India (or) Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Education with
45% marks (or) Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline with
45% marks and studied physical education as compulsory
/ elective subject (or) Bachelor’s degree with 45% marks
and having participated in National / Inter University /
State competitions or secured 1st, 2nd or 3rd position in
Inter College / Inter - Zonal / District / School
competition in sports and games as recognized by AIU/
IOA /SGFI/ Govt. of India (or) Bachelor’s degree with
participation in international competitions or secured 1st,
2nd or 3rd position in National / Inter-University
competition in sports and games as recognized by
respective federations / AIU/IOA/SGFI/Govt. of India (or)
Graduation with 45% marks and at least three years of
teaching experience (for deputed in-service candidates
i.e. trained physical education teachers / coaches)
6 Sem
6 Sem
Women candidates passed 10+2 in any discipline
10+2 with atleast 45%marks with age limit within
20 years & medically fit
10+2 in any discipline or equivalent
Graduate in any discipline or equivalent
Graduate in Science or equivalent
Women Graduate in any discipline
Women Graduate in any discipline
Graduate in English
BA in any discipline
B.Sc. Agriculture (4 Yr) or Home Science
or B.Sc. Biology or B.Sc in Anthropology
B.L.I Sc.
Graduate in any discipline with atleast 50% marks
50% marks or an equivalent grade in B.Ed. / B.A.B.Ed.
/ B.Sc.B.Ed./ B.El.Ed., / D.El.Ed. with an
undergraduate degree (with 50% marks in each)
Pass in 10+2 class (Intermediate)
Pass in Std X class (High school)
Regular Masters Degree in relevant subject
# Subject to change as per the notification of NCTE
Admissions 2016
-
SHIATS
ICAR
-
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B. A. Journalism & Mass Communication
B. Sc. Animation & Visual Effects
B.A. Advertising & Print Journalism
B.A. Animation & Visual Effects
BA Film Making & Mass Comm.
B.Sc. Film Production & Mass Comm.
Bachelor of Education
Eligibility
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172
173
174
175
176
191
ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES
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Code No.
Table No Table No
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Table No Table No
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Undergraduate Programmes (Excluding Hostel, Mess, Security etc.)
S. Academic
No. Programmes
B.Sc. (Hons) Ag.
B.Sc (Hons) Horti.
B.Sc. (Hons) Forestry 43,000
B.Sc. (Hons) Home Sc. 12,000
B.Sc (Hons) Food Tech 45,000
B.Sc (Hons) Dairying 35,000
43,000
17,000*
45,000
35,000
43,000
12,000
45,000
35,000
43,000
12,000
45,000
35,000
43,000
12,000
45,000
35,000
43,000
12,000
45,000
35,000
43,000
12,000
45,000
35,000
50,000*
12,000
45,000
35,000
10,000
2,000
10,000
10,000
7.
B.Sc. Computer Science 30,000
30,000
30,000
30,000
30,000
30,000
-
-
10,000
-
-
B.Sc. PCM/PCFS/PMCS/
15,000 15,000 15,000 15,000 15,000 15,000
5,000
ZBC/LSCFS
Prospectus 2016
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9. B.Sc (Hons.)
9
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
One Time Security
Table No Table No
Semester Semester Semester Semester Semester Semester Semester Semester Deposit at the
*
including
time of Admission
Excursion Fee /
40,000 45,000* 40,000 40,000 40,000 40,000 40,000 40,000 10,000
Forestry Stay Fee of
40,000 45,000* 40,000 40,000 40,000 40,000 40,000 40,000 10,000
Rs. 7,000/-
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
Table No Table No
Admissions 2016
Fee for the programmes being offered shall be payable at the time of registration at the beginning of each semester i.e, by 15th July for Autumn
Semester and 15hth January for Spring Semester failing which the student will be dropped in that semester
Table No Table No
Table No
Table No Table No
Semester-wise fee structure
38,000 38,000 38,000 38,000 38,000 38,000 38,000 38,000 10,000
* including
Excursion Fee of
Rs. 5,000/15% Scholarship to
promote Biotechnology
Education & Research,
Fee for B.Sc. (H)
Biotech is Rs. 32,300/per semester
Biotechnology
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
B.Sc. (Hons.) Microbio. 34,000 34,000 34,000
B.Tech Biotechnology 76,000 76,000 76,000
B.Tech. (Agri. Engg.) 45,000 45,000 45,000
B.Tech (Food Tech.) 60,000 60,000 60,000
B.Tech (Water Resource Engg) 40,000 40,000 40,000
B.Tech Civil Engg.
66,000 66,000 66,000
B.Tech Mech. Engg.
66,000 66,000 66,000
B.Tech Electrical &
66,000 66,000 66,000
Electronics Engg.
B.Tech. Electrical Engg. 66,000 66,000 66,000
B.Tech Electronics & 66,000 66,000 66,000
Communication Engg.
B.Tech Computer Sc.& Engg. 66,000 66,000 66,000
B.Tech Environmental Engg. 45,000 45,000 45,000
B.Tech Dairy Tech.
60,000 60,000 60,000
BCA
27,500 27,500 27,500
BBA (Hons.) General
35,000 35,000 35,000
BBA Hons. (Agri. Business Mgt.) 35,000 35,000 35,000
B.Com.
20,000 20,000 20,000
BA Journalism & Mass Comm.26,000 26,000 34,000*
BA Advt. & Print Journalism 17,500 17,500 25,500*
B.Sc Animation & Visual Effects 25,000 25,000 33,000*
B.A. Anim. & Visual Effects. 22,000 22,000 30,000*
B.A./B.Sc.Film[Makiing/Prod] &Mass 29,000 29,000 44,000*
B.A. (Hons) Psychology
6,000 6,000 6,000
B.A.
6,000 6,000 6,000
BD / BA Theology
5,000 per Semester
B.Sc. MLT
32,000 32,000 32,000
BPE
15,000 15,000 15,000
B.P.Ed
30,000 38,000* 30,000
Bachelor of Education 47,000 55,000* 47,000
B.Pharm.
60,000 60,000 60,000
B.L.I.Sc.
11,000 11,000 -
34,000
76,000
45,000
60,000
40,000
66,000
66,000
66,000
34,000
76,000
45,000
60,000
40,000
66,000
66,000
66,000
34,000
76,000
45,000
60,000
40,000
66,000
66,000
66,000
34,000
76,000
45,000
60,000
40,000
66,000
66,000
66,000
34000
76,000
45,000
60,000
40,000
66,000
66,000
66,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
66,000 66,000 66,000 66,000 66,000 10,000
66,000 66,000 66,000 66,000 66,000 10,000
66,000
45,000
60,000
27,500
35,000
35,000
20,000
26,000
17,500
25,000
22,000
29,000
6,000
6,000
40,000*
23,000*
30,000
47,000
60,000
-
66,000
45,000
60,000
27,500
35,000
35,000
20,000
26,000
17,500
25,000
22,000
29,000
6,000
6,000
66,000
45,000
60,000
27,500
35,000
35,000
20,000
26,000
17,500
25,000
22,000
29,000
6,000
6,000
66,000
45,000
60,000
35,000
35,000
-
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
32,000 32,000 19,000 10,000
15,000 15,000 4,000
4,000
4,000
60,000 60,000 60,000 60,000 10,000
-
15% Scholarship to
promote Biotechnology
Education & Research,
Fee for B.Sc. (H)
Microbiology is
Rs. 28,900/- per sem.
To promote
Biotechnology Education
& Research, the
University offers 15%
Scholarship,
Fee for B.Tech. Biotech is
Rs. 64,600/- per
semester
66,000
45,000
60,000
35,000
35,000
-
*including
Excursion Fees of
Rs. 8,000/-
*including Film
Production Fees of
Rs. 15,000/-
*including
Excursion Fees
of Rs. 8,000/*including
Excursion Fees
of Rs. 8,000/-
For Foreign / NRI / NRI Sponsored students the fee for all UG programs will be US $ 5,000 per year
In addition to above, a sum of Rs. 235/- (subject to the pricing policy of the Insurance Company prevalent at the time) shall be payable. A non-refundable registration fees of
Rs. 2,500/- will be charged at the time of Admission and Rs. 2,500/- as Examination fees per semester will be charged in each semester. The Security Deposit shall be refunded
by way of wire transfer or Account Payee Cheque. The Security Deposit may be deducted, if any student is found guilty in damaging institutional properties.
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NOTE : 1. Withdrawal of Admission: In case of withdrawal of admission within 15 days from the commencement of classes, the Professional Education Fee and
Security Deposit shall be refunded after deduction of Rs.1,000/- as processing fee. After the said fifteen days, only Security Deposit shall be refunded.
2. A sum of Rs. 1,000/- as Convocation Fees & Rs. 1,000/- as Life Membership for Alumni Association shall be charged in the final semester along with the
Professional Education Fee.
3. Deposit of Fee: The fee may be deposited in any of the following modes:- (i). Through challans downloadable from the Univeristy website
(www.shiats.edu.in), at any of the Axis Bank / Punjab National Bank branches in India. (ii) Through SBI Net Banking (SBI Collect) by way of Debit / Credit
Cards, etc. (iii). By Demand Draft only at the University Fee Counter, drawn in favour of ‘SHIATS, Allahabad’. The Demand Draft amount should be
precisely the same as fee payable.
4. Cash shall not be accepted for deposit of fee at the University Fee Counter from second semester onwards.
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35,000 40,000* 35,000 35,000 20,000 25,000* 20,000 20,000 M.Sc.Forestry/Agro Forestry/Env.Sc./WildLife Sc./Ag.Meteo. 30,000
35,000* 30,000 30,000 M.Tech. Ag Engg. (6 Branches)
30,000 30,000 30,000 30,000 M.Tech. Agricultural Water Management
30,000 30,000 30,000 30,000 M. Tech. Energy Management
30,000 30,000 30,000 30,000 M. Tech. Water Resource Engineering
30,000 30,000 30,000 30,000 M. Tech. Food Tech ( 6 Branches)
35,000 35,000 35,000 35,000 M.Tech. / M.Sc. Remote Sensing & GIS
30,000 30,000 30,000 30,000 M. Tech. Engineering (All Programs) / CSE
50,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 M.Sc. (Botany / Plant Physiology)
25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 MCA
30,000 30,000 30,000 30,000 30,000
M.Sc. Computer Science
25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 M.Sc Food Tech
30,000 30,000 30,000 30,000 M.Sc. Dairy Tech. & M.Tech. Dairy Tech.
30,000 30,000 30,000 30,000 MA / M.Sc. (Clinical/ Counselling Psychology /HRM) 8,500
8,500
8,500
8,500
M.Sc. (Chemistry/ Physics)
25,000 33,000* 25,000 25,000 M.Sc. Forensic Science
30,000 38,000* 30,000 30,000 M. Sc. Mathematics
15,000 15,000 15,000 15,000 MBA & MBA (IT Mgt.) / (e-Business) / (Int Business) 65,000 65,000 65,000 65,000 MBA (Agri.-Business)
50,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 MBA (Supply Chain Mgt./ Pharma. Mgt./ Retail Mgt.) 65,000 65,000 65,000 65,000 M.Com.
20,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 M.A. Mass Communication
22,000 32,000* 22,000 22,000 M.A. Film Making & Post Production
30,000 40,000* 30,000 30,000 M.A. / M.Sc. (Animation & Visual Effects)
22,000 32,000* 22,000 22,000 Master of Library & Information Science
11,000 11,000 11,000 11,000 M.Com. (Financial Accountancy)
$ 2,000 per sem for international students only
MA in English
6,000
6,000
6,000
6,000
M.Sc. Biochemistry / Microbiology
53,000 53,000 53000 53,000 M.Sc (Ag.) Biochemistry / Microbiology
40,000 40,000 40,000 40,000 M.Sc. Biotech.(Plant / Animal Biotechnology)
60,000 60,000 60,000 60,000 M.Sc. (Ag.) Biotechnology
50,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 M. Tech. Biotechnology (3 branches)
68,000 68,000 68,000 68,000 M. Tech. Bioinformatics
35,000 35,000 35,000 35,000 M.Sc. An.Nutrition / LPM/ AGB/ Poultry Prod. 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 Master of Education
50,000 54,000* 50,000 50,000 MA in Education/Economics|MA/M.Sc. Anthropology6,000
6,000
6,000
6,000
MA in Christian Studies
7,500
7,500
7,500
7,500
M.Th / MA in Theology
7,000
7,000
7,000
7,000
M.P.H. (Five Branches)
37,000 37,000 37,000 37,000 M.Sc. MLT
46,000 46,000 46,000 46,000 MSW
15,000 15,000 15,000 15,000 M. Phil
15,000 15,000 Ph.D. offered by all Schools
88,000 per Year
Ph.D. (Theology)
70,000 per Year
Ph.D. (Christian Studies) / Integrated Ph.D. in Christian Studies 60,000 per Year
30,000
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2,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
2,000
2,000
10,000
10,000
5,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
Table No Table No
*including
Excursion
Fee of Rs.
5,000/*including
Study Tour
Fee of Rs.
5,000/-
*including
Excursion
Fee of Rs.
8,000/-
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M.Sc. Agricultural Science (All Branches)
M.Sc. Home Science (All Branches)
time of Admission
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
5,000
10,000
5,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
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One Time Security
Semester Semester Semester Semester Semester Semester Deposit at the
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1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11
12.
13.
14.
15.
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17.
18.
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20.
21.
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25.
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34.
35.
36.
37.
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40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
(Excluding Hostel, Mess, Security etc.)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
* including
Film
Production
Fee of Rs.
10,000/-
*Fee
includes Rs.
4,000/- for
Internship
Training
To promote Biotechnology Education & Research, the University offers 15% Scholarship for various UG & PG Programs of Jacob School of Biotech. & Bioengg.
Fee for M.Tech. Biotechnology (3 branches) is Rs. 57,800/- per semester | Fee for M.Tech. Bioinformatics is Rs. 29,750/- per semester
Fee for M.Sc. Biochemistry / Microbiology is Rs. 45,050/- per semester
| Fee for M.Sc. Biotech (Plant / Animal Biotech.) is Rs. 51,000/- per semester
Fee for M.Sc. (Ag.) Biochemistry / Microbiology is Rs. 34,000/- per semester | Fee for M.Sc. (Ag.) Biotechnology is Rs. 42,500/- per semester
For Foreign / NRI / NRI Sponsored students the fee for all PG programs will be US $ 5,000 per year except M.Com. (Financial Accountancy)
In addition to above, a sum of Rs. 235/- (subject to the pricing policy of the Insurance Company prevalent at the time) shall be payable. A non-refundable registration fees
of Rs. 2,500/- will be charged at the time of Admission and Rs. 2,500/- as Examination fees per semester will be charged in each semester. The Security Deposit shall be
refunded by way of wire transfer or Account Payee Cheque. The Security Deposit may be deducted, if any student is found guilty in damaging institutional properties.
2. A sum of Rs. 1,000/- as Convocation Fees & Rs. 1,000/- as Membership for Life Alumni Association shall be charged in the final semester along with the
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Postgraduate Programme
S.N Academic
Programme
Table No
Table No Table No
Table No Table No
Fee for the programmes being offered shall be payable at the time of registration at the beginning of each semester i.e, by 15th July for Autumn
Semester and 15hth January for Spring Semester failing which the student will be dropped in that semester
Table No Table No
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Diploma & Certificate Programmes
(Excluding Hostel, Mess, Security etc.)
S. Academic
No. Programme
Semester Semester Semester Semester
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
5,000 4,000 5,000 4,000 5,000
5,000
17,000 17,000 17,000 17,000 13,000 13,000 -
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Fee for the programmes being offered shall be payable at the time of registration at the beginning of each semester i.e, by 15th July for
Autumn Semester and 15hth January for Spring Semester failing which the student will be dropped in that semester
Table No Table No
Table No
Table No Table No
Table No Table No
Foreign/ NRI/
NRI Sponsored
(US $ Annual)
One Years Part Time Diploma in Fashion Technology
Two Years Part Time Diploma in Fashion Technology
Diploma in English (6months)
P.G. Diploma in Watershed Management
P.G. Diploma in Agricultural Water Management
PG Diploma in Remote Sensing and Geographical
Information System (GIS)
7. P.G. Diploma in Renewable Energy
8. Indian Dairy Diploma (Dairy Technology)
9. Indian Dairy Diploma (Dairy Husbandry)
10. Diploma in Pharmacy
11. PG Diploma in Acting
12. Diploma in Theology
13. Diploma in Christian Studies
14. Certificate in Theology
15. Diploma in Arabic, Portugues, Japanese, French, English Proficiency
16. Certificate in Arabic, Portugues, Japanese, French, English Proficiency
17. PG Diploma in Health & Fitness Management
18. General Nursing & Midwifery
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$ 3,500
4,000 $ 3,500
$ 3,500
$ 3,500
$ 3,500
$ 3,500
11,000 11,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000
25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000
70,000 per year
20,000 20,000 2,500 2,500 2,500 2,500
2,000 2,000 500
3,000 3,000 3,000 10,000 10,000 25,000 per Sem for 6 Semesters
$ 3,500
$ 3,500
$ 3,500
$ 3,500
$ 3,500
$ 3,500
$ 3,500
$ 3,500
$ 3,500
$ 3,500
$ 3,500
$ 3,500
2. A sum of Rs. 1,000/- as Convocation Fees & Rs. 1,000/- as Life Membership for Alumni Association shall be charged in the final semester along with the
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Hostel Accommodation (July 2016- June 2017)
Hostel
Old Hostel (Common Bath)
New Hostel (Common Bath)
International Hostel (A Block)
(Common Bath)
PG Hostel (Common Bath)
Double Seated
(Rs. / Year)
20,000/20,000/25,000/-
Four Seated
(Rs. / Year)
16,000/-
Multiple Seated
(Rs. / Year)
10,000/-
22,000/-
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-
Admissions 2016
Men's U.G., P. G. & International Hostel :
Hostel security (refundable) for one session would be Rs.5000/- only
3 /4 Seated
(Rs. / Year)
15,000/17,000/20,000/55,000/-
Multiple Seated
(Rs. / Year)
9,500/15,000/-
55,000/-
45,000/-
35,000/-
10,000/-
9,000/10,000/-
8,000/-
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Old UG Hostel (Common Bath)
Old UG Hostel (Attached Bath)
New Hostel 1 (Common Bath)
New Hostel 2 (Common Bath)
International Hostel
(AC with Attached Bath)
International Hostel
(AC with Common Bath)
Nursing Hostel
OBC Hostel (Maintenance Charges)
Double Seated
(Rs. / Year)
20,000/25,000/65,000/-
A refundable Security Deposit of Rs. 5,000/- shall be payable at the time of deposit of Hostel Accommodation
Fee and for GNM students the refundable Security Deposit will be of Rs.500/-). The Security Deposit shall be
refunded by way of wire transfer or Account Payee Cheque. The Security Deposit may be deducted, if any
student is found guilty in damaging institutional properties.
Mess Facility
i. Men's Hostel
There are mess for men providing vegetarian and non-vegetarian food. The students are required to deposit Rs. 2,000/- as a
refundable Security Deposit per academic year. The food charges applicable shall be tentatively Rs. 2000/- for vegetarian and Rs.
2500/- for non-vegetarian food on per month basis, subject to revision as per requirement and pricing policy.
Cafeteria system is available for international students at the International Men’s Hostel on actual charge basis.
ii. Women's Hostel
There are mess for women providing vegetarian and non-vegetarian food. The students are required to deposit Rs. 2,000/- as a
refundable Security Deposit per academic year. The food charges applicable shall be tentatively Rs. 2000/- for vegetarian and Rs.
2,500/- for non-vegetarian food on per month basis, subject to revision as per requirement and pricing policy.
OBC Hostel for Women
Limited seats are available for students in the Women’s Hostel from OBC background, strictly on merit basis. If eligible, the student
will have to pay Rs.10,000/- per year.
Note :
In addition to above, a refundable security for the Hostel of Rs. 5,000/- (One time) will be deposited at the time of hostel
allotment.
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Women's U.G., P. G. & International Hostel:
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General Instructions for Filling Application Form A
(Form A will be scanned by computer. Please use Black Pen and write clearly)
a.
b.
c.
d.
Use only CAPITAL LETTERS.
Write only one character/ Number in one box.
Start writing from first box on the left of each group.
Leave one box blank between the words.
Specific Column of Application Form (A)
1.
Write full Name.
2.
Write Father’s Name in full
3.
Write Mother’s Name in full
4.
Write full Permanent Address
5.
Give choice from the list of Test Center Codes from Table No. 5
6.
Write date in first set of blocks, Month in next set and Year in the last set in figures.
7.
Sign legibly inside the box.
8.
Write clearly Your E. mail as shown in the form
9.
Sex:
Male
1
Female
2
+
+
+
+
10.
Blood Group
A B AB O A B AB O
5
7
1
2
3
4
6
8
Code
11.
Category:
Scheduled Caste (SC)
Scheduled Tribe (ST)
Physically Handicapped (PH)
Other Backward Class (OBC)
Any other
Married
1
Unmarried
2
12.
Marital Status:
13.
Religion :
14.
Belongs to:
15.
Duration of Graduation:
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
Write the details of High School (10th class)
Write the details of Intermediate (10+2 class)
Write the details of graduation
State of Domicile: Give State Code from Table No. 7
Write the Annual Income of the Parents / Guardians
Choose the Course Code No. for Direct Interview Programme: Refer Table No. 2
Please choose the Code No. and Subject Group Code as per your option for UG programmes from Table
No. 1 & 4 and write clearly.
Choose the Code No, Subject Group Code and Subject Group No. as per your option for
PG / B. Ed. / B. P. Ed / M.Ed. programmes from Table No.1 & 6 and write clearly
Write details of Bank Draft
Christian
Hindu
Muslim
Sikh
Rural
Urban
1
2
3
4
l
2
Budhist
Jain
Other
(For those candidates who are applying for PG/B.Ed./B. P.Ed/M.Ed.Programs)
23.
24.
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1
2
3
4
5
5
6
7
10+2+3
10+2+4
3
4
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General Instructions for Filling Application Form B
(Form B is non scannable. Please use Black Pen and write clearly)
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
M A
U N
Married
Unmarried
Religion
: Christian
Hindu
Muslim
Sikh
Belongs to: Rural
Urban
C
H
R
I
S
H
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N D
U
M U
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S
L
S
K
H
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R
U
R
A
L
U
R
B
A
N
Duration of Graduation:
R R
M A
I
R
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R
E
D
I
D
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Marital Status:
H
T
I
I
M
A
Three Years
Four Years
N Budhist
Jain
Other
B
U
D
H
J
A
I
N
O T
H
E
T
H
R
E
F
O
U
R
I
S
T
R
E
Write the details of High School (10th class)
Write the details of Intermediate (10+2 class)
Write the details of graduation
State of Domicile: Give State Name in full from Table No. 7
Write the Annual Income of the Parents / Guardians
Please choose the Code No and Subject Group Code as per your option for UG programmes from Table No. 1 & 4
and write clearly
Choose the Code No, Subject Group Code and Subject Group No. as per your option for
PG / B. Ed. / B. P. Ed / M.Ed. programmes from Table No.1 & 6 and write clearly
Mailing Address: You must write complete mailing address with Pin Code
NOTE:
(I) The Application Forms A & B duly completed in all respect and accompanied with an Account Payee Bank Draft in favour of SHIATS, Allahabad, payable at State
Bank of India, Allahabad or a University cash receipt of the aforesaid amount must reach the Registrar, Sam Higginbottom Institute of Agriculture, Technology &
Sciences before or on 13th May, 2016.
(ii) Last date for applying On-line Form is 20th May, 2016, and the Chalan along-with photograph and application form must reach the Registrar's Office positively by the
25th May 2016.
For all correspondence please contact
1. Registrar,
Sam Higginbottom Institute of Agriculture, Technology & Sciences
(Deemed-to-be-University)
P.O. Agriculture Institute,
Allahabad- 211007, U.P., India
Phones: 91- 532-2684281, Fax: 91-532-2684394
E-mail: [email protected]
2. Chairman (ET & Admissions)
Sam Higginbottom Institute of Agriculture, Technology & Sciences
(Deemed-to-be-University)
P.O. Agriculture Institute, Allahabad, U.P., India
Phones: 91- 532-2684281, Fax: 91-532-2684394
Website : www.shiats.edu.in
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O T
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Any other
Admissions 2016
Specific Column of Application Form (B)
1.
Write full Name.
2.
Write Father’s Name in full
3.
Write Mother’s Name in full
4.
Write full Permanent Address
5.
Give choice from the list of Test Center Codes from Table No. 5
6.
Write date in first set of blocks, Month in next set and Year in the last set in figures.
7.
Sign legibly inside the box.
8.
Write clearly Your E. mail as shown in the form
9.
Sex:
Male
M
A
L
E
Female
F
E
M
A
L
E
+
+
+
+
10.
Blood Group
A B AB O A B AB O
S C
11.
Category:
Scheduled Caste (SC)
S T
Scheduled Tribe (ST)
P H
Physically Handicapped (PH)
O B C
Other Backward Class (OBC)
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Important Dates
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Sl. No. Particulars
1.
2.
3.
4.
Date
Sale of Prospectus and Application Form Online
Sale of Prospectus and Application Form (By Post / University Counter)
Last Date for Sale of Application Form for Entrance Test, (By Post)
Last Date for Sale of Application Form for Entrance Test,
(University Counter)
Last Date for Submission of Duly Completed Application Forms A & B
Last Date for Submission of Application Form through On-line
Last Date of Receiving Chalan with Photograph for On-line Applicants
Admit Card through website at www.shiats.edu.in
Entrance Test for Undergraduate Programmes
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
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Entrance test for Postgraduate Programmes
Entrance test for B.Ed. & M. Ed. Programme
10.
11.
12.
13.
Declaration of Result on our website, www.shiats.edu.in and
University notice board
Entrance Test for B.P.Ed. only
Commencement of Counselling and Registration
Commencement of Classes for all Programmes (New Students)
From Dec. 01, 2015
From Jan. 05, 2016
May 06, 2016
May 13, 2016
May 13, 2016
May 20, 2016
May 25, 20156
From May 23, 2016
June 06, 2016
(Morning Session : 09:00 -11:00am)
June 06, 2016
(Afternoon Session: 02:00 - 04:00 pm)
June 06, 2016
(Afternoon Session: 02:00 - 04:30 pm)
June 15, 2016
July 15, 2016
July 05, 2016
July 18, 2016
ESSENTIAL ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS
 There will be two semesters (Autumn Semester & Spring Semester) in one academic year.
 In order to maintain continuous evaluation, there will be three term examinations during each semester.
The breakup of marks will be as under:Percentage
Assignments / Quiz 20 %
First Term Exam
20 %
Second Term Exam 20 %
End Term Exam
40 %
 Each semester will have 120 working days including examinations.
 The syllabus will consist of 3 parts
 The content for the term examination shall be as follows:
1st term shall contain 30% of the syllabus, 2nd term next 30% of the syllabus excluding first term.
 The question paper for the end term examination shall be prepared from the entire syllabus. It shall contain 20% questions from
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the first term syllabus, 20% questions from the second term syllabus and 60% questions for the end term syllabus, respectively
1st term examination shall be conducted 30 – 35 days after start of the academic session.
The 2nd term examination will be held 60 – 70 days after the start of the academic session.
The end term examination will be held after 110 days after the start of academic session.
There could also be special semesters during breaks i.e. winter and summer.
Academic calendar of the University will be followed for various academic activities.
Fee for every semester shall be deposited as per the academic calendar of the University.
As per the guidelines of UGC and AICTE, 75% Attendance is mandatory in every course, failing which the student will not be
allowed to appear in End Term Examination of the semester.
There shall be continuous assessment of students throughout the semester through assignments, class participation, quizzes, and
term examinations.
Semester Grade Point Average and Cumulative Grade Point Average (SGPA & CGPA) will be on the basis of points earned in the
courses studied.
Statement of Marks of every semester will be available in the beginning of consecutive semester.
Unsuccessful students in course(s) may take up Repeat Examination.
Unsuccessful students in Repeat Examination of course(s) will be required to re-register the course(s) in the pertinent semester of
consecutive year(s).
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