Address : - Adv.M.N.Deshmukh Arts, Science, and Commerce College, Rajur, Tal. Akole, Dist Ahmednager.

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1 Univeristy of Pune Proforma Name of College : - Adv.M.N.Deshmukh Arts, Science, and Commerce, College Rajur, Tal. Akole, Dist - Ahmednager Pin Code: (Maharashtra) Address : - Adv.M.N.Deshmukh Arts, Science, and Commerce College, Rajur, Tal. Akole, Dist Ahmednager. Pin Code: (Maharashtra) e -mail Address : - mndcollege@yahoo.co.in Tel No. (02424) , Name of Principal : - Principal- T.N.Kanawade Date of Accreditation Of College : - 26 th and 27 th November 2003 Grade : - B+ Date of formation : - June 2006 Of IQAC : - Date of Submission :- 9th April 2006 AQA Rs. NAAC With A copy to BCUD Pune University Any Other Information : - (AQA Report for the year ) College Wishes to Convey. Prof. Dr. B. Y. Deshmukh Coordinator IQAC Prin.T.N.Kanawade Principal Date: - 9th April, 2007

2 Satyaniketan Sanchalit, ADV.MANOHARRAO NANASAHEB DESHMUKH ARTS, SCIENCE, AND COMMERCE COLLEGE RAJUR, TAL.AKOLE DIST - AHMEDNAGER, (MAHARASHTRA), Pin Code: TRUSTEE BOARD Adv. M. N. Deshmukh President 2. Shri. M. L. Muthe Secretary 3. Shri. M. K. Ghige Joint-Secretary 4. Shri. B. S. Shinde Treasurer 5. Shri. M. P. Sukate Trustee 6. Shri. V. B. Navale Member 7. Shri. M. B. Wakchaure Member 8. Shri. B. G. Mandalik Member 9. Shri. P. P. Takalkar Member 10. Shri. V. T. Pabalkar Member 11. Shri. A. S. Parad Member 12. Smt. M. S. Mule Member 13. Smt. S. M. Muthe Member 14. Shri. M. M. Bhavari Member 15. Smt. Vitthabai More Member 16. Prin. T. N. Kanawade Member 17. Shri. S. T. Yelmame Member 18. Shri. R. K. Sonawane Member

3 Satyaniketan Sanchalit, ADV.MANOHARRAO NANASAHEB DESHMUKH ARTS, SCIENCE, AND COMMERCE COLLEGE RAJUR, TAL.AKOLE DIST - AHMEDNAGER, (MAHARASHTRA). Pin Code: LOCAL MANAGING COMMITTEE ( ) 1. Adv. M. N. Deshmukh President 2. Shri. M. L. Muthe Secretary 3. Shri. P. S.Shaha Member 4. Shri.S.B.Ohara Member 5. Shri. M. M. Umarani Trustee 6. Shri. V. B. Navale Member 7. Shri. S.T. Yelmame Member 8. Shri. M. M. Bhavari Member 9. Shri. R. D. Panhale Member 10. Prof. K. J. Kakade Member 11. Shri. A. D. Satapute Member 12. Smt. R. D. Nanaware Member 13. Smt. V. G. Sonawane Member 14. Prin. T. N. Kanawade Secretary

4 Satyaniketan Sanhalit ADV.MANOHARRAO NANASAHEB DESHMUKH ARTS, SCIENCE, AND COMMERCE COLLEGE, RAJUR NACC STEERING COMMITTEE ( ) Prin. T. N. KANAWADE PROF. DR. B. Y. DESHMUKH PRINCIPAL CO- ORDINATOR CRITERION -1 PROF. L. B. KAKADE CURRICULAR ASECT CRITERION 2 PROF. Dr. V. N. GITE. TECHING, LEARNING AND EVALUATION CRITERION - 3 PROF.Dr.D.K.GANDHARE RESEARCH, CONSULTANCY AND EXTENSION CRITERION - 4 PROF. B. R. HOLE INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEARNING RESOURCE CRITERION - 5 PROF. J. D. AROTE STUDANT SUPPORT AND PROGRAESSION CRITERION - 6 PROF. P. T. KARANDE ORGANISATION AND MANAGEMENT CRITERION - 7 PROF. K. J. KAKADE HEALHY PRACTICES

5 Satyaniketan Sanchalit ADV.MANOHARRAO NANASAHEB DESHMUKH ARTS, SCIENCE, AND COMMERCE COLLEGE, RAJUR INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL ( ) A) TEACHING DEPAPTMENTAL IQAC 1. DEPARTMENT OF MARATHI PROF. DR. D. K.GANDHARE PROF. R. D. NANAWARE 2. DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH PROF. B. R. HOLE PROF. A. D. SATPUTE PROF. G. S. KUSMUDE 3. DEPARTMENT OF HINDI PROF. B. T. SHENKAR PROF. B. K. THORAT 4. DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS PROF. DR. B. Y. DESHMUKH PROF. M. B. SHINDE 5. DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY PROF. P. T. KARANDE PROF. S. B. SHINDE 6. DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE PRINCIPAL T. N. KANAWADE PROF. B. M. PAWAR PROF. B. H. TELORE SECRETARY SECRETARY SECRETARY SECRETARY SECRETARY SECRETARY

6 7. DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY PROF. R. R. SONAWANE PROF. L. B. KAKADE SECRETARY 8. DEPARTMENT OFPHYSICAL EDUCATION PROF. V. B. NAVALE. 9. DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY PROF. V. N.GITE PROF. H. M. KAKADE PROF. M. S. SALUNKE PROF. MISS. R. S. JANGALE 10. DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS PROF. S. D. KADALAG PROF.S. K. THORAT 11. DEPARTMENT OF MATHS PROF. D. V. DHOKRAT 12. DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY PROF. K.J.KAKADE PROF. V. B.YELMAME PROF. L. L.WALE PROF. MISS. D. B. TAMBE 13. DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY PROF. J. D. AROTE PROF. B. K. TAPALE SECRETARY SECRETARY SECRETARY SECRETARY 14. DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY PROF. A. S. SHALIGRAM

7 15. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE PROF. DR. B. Y. DESHMUKH PROF. MISS. R. A. KADHANE PROF. N. R. LAHAMGE SECRETARY B) SSD - IQAC PROF. L. B. KAKADE SHRI. R. M. DESHMUKH PROF. B. K. TAPALE SHRI. V. G. SONAWANE SHRI. U. A. PAWAR SHRI. S. K. SHELKANDE SHRI. G. B. CHANDOLE SECRETARY C) COLLEGE - IQAC OFF. PRIN. T.N.KANAWADE PROF. V. N. GITE PROF. J.D.AROTE PROF. R. R. SONAWANE PROF. B. K. TAPALE PROF. B. R. HOLE PROF. V. B. NAVALE PROF. K.J.KAKADE PROF. B. K. THORAT PROF. R. D. NANAWARE PROF. M. S. SALUNKE - TD - IQAC - SSD - IQAC PROF. Dr. B. Y. DESHMUKH OFFICE SUPRITENDENT SHRI. R. M. DESHMUKH SECRETAR

8 The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) Of the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) Name of the Institution Adv. M. N. Deshmukh Art, Science & Commerce College, Rajur. Dist- Ahmednagar. Year of Report Part A As per the meeting of I.Q.A.C. of our college following plan was chalked out for Following courses are continuing for academic year Commerce Faculty: Banking Marketing & Retailing E - Commerce and world Trade Sciance Faculty: Sericulture Tissue Culture Hospital Waste Disposal Management Arts Faculty: Tourism, 3. Strengthening of the placement cell and widening its activity to all undergraduate department of the college. 4. Strengthening of the existing sports and gymnasium facilities / activities of the student.

9 5. Encouraging the teachers to acquire latest knowledge in their subjects either by indulging in research activities or by attending seminars, workshops, training programmers etc. Besides this, the college will also organize seminars / work shops / Symposia / lecture series. These activities should educate the teachers and widen their vision. 7. Encouraging the qualified teachers to taking up more minor and major research projects in their chosen fields of expertise. 8. More financial help should be provided to the handicapped and economically weak student 9. Social awareness regarding the following should be provided to the society through students i. Health and Hygiene ii. AIDS iii. Energy crisis and Utilization of non - conventional resource iv. Blood donation campus v. Environmental protection vi. Bio - diversity conservation

10 Part - B 1. Activities reflecting the goals and Objectives of Institution:- The main goals and objectives of the institution have been: i. To uplift downtrodden, backward, tribal, and weaker section of Rajur block through higher education. ii.to empower the illiterate, ignorant, uneducated masses by educating them and by creating in them the social, political and cultural awareness. iii. To give them confidence that they are the creators and not the creatures of their fate. iv. To make them think that knowledge alone can help them in creating their future. Objectives The main Objectives of the institution have been: - To create among students the spirit of friendship. Co-operation and freedom, to make the students feel at home even when facing the critical conditions, to love justice and merit. Reflecting these goals and objectives, we have implemented the following activities during the academic year, I. To achieve academic excellence in the college, ii) Teachers were encouraged to apply for major and minor research projects in their subjects of expertise. iii) Financial assistance was provided to the teachers to attend national seminars, conferences and workshops, and also to publish their research findings. iv) The college has organized the seminars and workshops during this academic year ( ) on different subjects. v) Department of English provided an opportunity to the students to carry out project work in the Functional English subject. vi) Departmental Lecture series are organized under Quality Improvement program. vii) Career Oriented Programs, are organized under U.G.C. Scheme.

11 II. To promote education for rural women. i) As per our policy, no girl student was denied admission to any course. Girl students are admitted to all courses. ii) Fee concessions, for economically weak girl students, are provided. Total amount of college fee and hostel fee concession provided this year to such students is Rs. 23,000. iii) Well-equipped Ladies hall facilities are provided to Girl Student. iv) Free Medical Check-up & Guidance facilities are provided to Girl students by Ladies-Welfare department. III. To provide educational avenues to needy and economically weaker classes and also Tribal Students. i) We have strengthened our library facility by adding 266 text and 401 reference books, 11 periodicals and 04 Journals during the academic year ( ), worth Rs. 1,18,965/-. ii) We have also provided to Book bank facilities to all U.G. Students. iii) Competitive Examination Guidance was made available to the students. IV) Competitive Examination Guidance was made available to SC, ST and Minority Students. IV. To inculcate value-based education among the youth The college has introduced certain need based and career oriented courses especially for the youth. It includes, i) Environment awareness course is made compulsory to all second year undergraduate students. ii) Remedial courses are made available to SC/ST and minority students. V. To achieve socio-economic and cultural transformation through education, i) Our college students have arranged various cultural programs during Ganesh festival. ii) The college organized Blood donation camps. Students from NSS of our college donated blood.

12 iii) Through N.S.S. winter camps, AIDS awareness and other health related programs were organized. iv) N.S.S. Department organised the function on 19th August 06 as a Sadbhavana Day. v) Tree plantation at College Road Fort by N.S.S. Department on 28 th August vi) Environmental department of our college created awareness of environmental science and energy for 2nd year students. Students were made to prepare project on Environmental Science. vii) Eye-Camp organized by N.S.S. Department. II. To promote education for rural women. i) As per our policy, no girl student was denied admission to any course. Girl students are admitted to all courses. ii) Fee concessions, for economically weak girl students, are provided. Total amount of fee concession provided this year to such students is Rs. 23, New academic programmers initiated (UG and PG) 1) Environmental awareness course is made compulsory to all second year under graduate students. 2) Remedial courses are made available to SC/ST and minority students. 3. Innovations in curricular design and transaction: i. Principal T.N.Kanawade has been appointed as a subject expert in Politics and Public Administration by University of Pune. ii. The following members of the staff have been appointed by University of Pune as Subject experts. 1. Prof. Dr. B. Y. Deshmukh Subject experts & Paper setter 2. Prof. Dr. D. K. Gandhdre Subject expert (Marathi) 3. Prof. B.M. Pawar Subject expert, Politics 4. Prof. V.N.Gite Subject expert, Chemistry 5. Prof. J.D. Arote Subject expert, Biology. Prof. B.T.Shenkar Subject expert, Hindi

13 iii. Our college teachers take active participation in different international, National, State and University level seminars and workshops. 4. Inter-disciplinary programs started: The college started the following interdisciplinary courses during the academic year Career Oriented Certificate courses :- Following courses are continuing in college according to UGC guidelines and University of Pune. 1. Functional English 2. Environmental awareness course, which was made compulsory to all second year undergraduate students, is also interdisciplinary in nature. 3. A course in spoken English was started for the first year Arts and Commerce Students which was free of charge. 4. Computer Literacy Syllabus for FYBA,FYBCom,FYBSc. 5. M.P.S.C. Examination Preparation Class. 6. Foundation Course for FYBA, FYBCom. And FYBSc. 5. Examination reforms implemented. Examinations are conducted as per the norms, rules and regulations of Pune University. As per university rules, sizable weight age is allocated for internal assessment, which is carried out by the teachers concerned. It was observed that all tests and examinations are conducted by sincerely and strictly according to rules. This year we have assessed the students for the internal assessment. The process of internal assessment was as follows. 1. Different sets of objective / multiple choice questions were given to the science students and were asked to solve within 40 minutes. The response of students is found to be encouraging. 2. In some departments of different faculties students were given model question papers.

14 3. Students were continuously assessed internally by conducting tests (at least two in each semester) at regular intervals of time. 4. Term end examination and assessment. 6. Candidates qualified: NET /SET 04 S.N Name Subject Rank No. Year 1. Mr. Benke Bahiru Punja Organic Chemistry Mr. Bhangare Dattatraya Nimba Organic Chemistry Mr. Shelake Bharat Namdeo Organic Chemistry Mr. Yelmame Ganesh Balasaheb Organic Chemistry Initiatives towards faculty development programs: The college has taken initiatives like deputing staff for acquiring higher qualifications like Ph.D. degree, sending them for acquiring latest knowledge in the subject concerned by way of attending orientation, refresher courses, seminars, conferences and workshops. The details pertaining to the academic year are as follows: A. Faculty wise information regarding seminars/ conferences/ Workshops etc. attended by our staff. S.No Program Regional/State level National level International level Total Seminars Workshops Conferences Symposia

15 8. Total Number of seminars / Workshops conducted: S.No Nature of Program Dates and Duration 1. District level Shibir for 3 rd &4 th University representatives December on Valley crossing and 2006 Rippling[ river crossing Venue Adv.M.N.Deshmukh College, Rajur. Sponsoring Agency Pune Uni and Kameth Adventure and Tourism 2. Workshop for Laboratory 24 th to26 th Adv.M.N.Deshmukh UGC & attendances and assistances March2006 College, Rajur. ASC of Pune Uni. 3. One day Workshop for NSS 3 rd &4 th Adv.M.N.Deshmukh UGC Volunteer December College, Rajur Department of NSS of 31 st Adv.M.N.Deshmukh NSS college organized a one day December College, Rajur. Department Seminar 2006 of Pune University 5. Workshop for Principal 24 th March to Adv.M.N.Deshmukh UGC and 26 th March College, Rajur University 2007 of Pune 9. Research Projects A. Minor Research Projects: Nil B. Major Research Projects: Nil 10. Patents generated if any: Nil

16 11. New collaborative Research Programs: Nil 12. Research grants received from various agencies: a. Teacher Nil b. College Nil Ladies Hostel remaining amount Received Rs Building Construction Remaining Grant Rs.7, 17,713 Guest House construction Nil 13. Details of Research Scholars: Nil 14. Citation index of faculty members and impact factor. Necessary staff for various grantable courses was appointed as per the rules and regulations of state government. For non-grant courses, our Education Society recruits sufficient staff as per the need. Thus the requirement of staff is totally fulfilled. Due to this, we are capable of carrying out job-oriented; skill oriented and need based courses efficiently. The co-curricular and extracurricular activities are conducted with maximum efficiency with the help of this staff. 15. Honors/Awards to faculty: 1. Adiwasi Bhushan Puraskar given by Maharashtra Government to Hon. Adv. Manoharrao Nanasaheb Deshmukh (President, Satyniketan Sanstha Rajur) 16. Internal resources generated: Nil Various internal resources generated from the college for the academic year are as follows: Sr. No Source of Income Amount generated Nursery Vermin compost Cement block Canteen 2700/- 8300/- 7900/- 6000/- Total Rs /-

17 17. Details of departments getting SAP, COSIST/ DST.FIST, etc.assistance/ Recognition: The college has received financial assistance from various funding agencies like the Government of India, University Grants Commission, New Delhi and University of Pune, during the last two years. The details of information are furnished as below: Grants Received From UGC: Sr. Particular Funding Sanctioned Amt. Received Amt. No. Agency 1. Science Laboratory UGC --- 7,17,713 Building Construction 2. Remedial Coaching UGC 2,00,000 2,00,000 Scheme 3. Minor Research Project UGC , Coaching Scheme Entry UGC ,85,000 in Services Total 2, 00,000 12,50,213 Grants Received From State Government: Sr. No Name of the funding agency Amount sanctioned Amount received State Government 1 Tribal College Development 32,500 32,500 (Books & Lab. Equipment) 2. District Sport Department (Ground , 50,000 Development) 3. Tribal Department (Wrestling Mat 1, 00,000 1, 00,000 Purchases) Total 1, 32,500 2, 82,500

18 Grants Received From University of Pune: Sr. Particular Grants Received College Share Total Expences No. 1. Quality Development 97,823 34,965 1, 32,788 Program 2. Earn and Learn Scheme 37,000 77,500 1,14, Samartha Bharat 5, ,000 Abhiyan 4. Principal Conference 52, , Student Representative 25, ,000 Workshop Total 2, 16,823 1, 13,405 3, 30, Community Services. 1. Dr. Babasaheb Jaykar lecture series organized by Extra Mural Study Centers at college from 3 rd October 2006 to 5 th October Youti Personality Development Program and Sahas Shibir organized by Student Welfare Department at college on 3 rd to 4 th December A training Program organized by NSS Department for NSS volunteers at college from 4. Rakshabandan, Teacher Day, AIDS Janjagrnti, Science, Day, Literacy, Program, Cultural activities Youa Shibir, etc. organized by NSS department. 5. A special Workshop for 46 student organized at YCMOU Nashik on 15 th and 16 th November A Department & Maharashtra Vivek Vahini were conducted an exam & Satyashodh Prabodh for college students for their development and social aware nest on 24 th January As per University norms and regulation it is complain Medical Checkup

19 19. Teacher and officers newly recruited. Sr. No. Name of Person Designation Qualification Subject 1. Miss. Jangale R. S. Lecturer M.Sc. Chemistry 2. Miss. Tambe D. B. Lecturer M.Sc. B.Ed. Botany 3. Shri. Kokare M. G. Lecturer M.A. English 4. Shri.Shelkande S. K. Jr. Clerk M.A., MSCIT History 5. Shri. Chandole G. B. Jr. Clerk M.A., MSCIT Economics 20. Teaching-Non-teaching ratio: 31: Improvements in the library services: 1. There is an addition of 667 books during the academic year worth Rs. 1, 14,975/-. 2. Library and reading room facility was given to student between 8.0am to6.00 pm. 3. For Teachers a separate seating arrangement was made available in the Library. 4. We have extended the following facilities to students and faculty members; a) Reference service b) Audio-visual aids. c) Reading Room facility made available between 8.00 am to 6.00 pm. to all students. d) Book bank facility was made available to all U.G. Student. 5. To maintain discipline and good academic atmosphere, we have a pointed additional and manpower. 22. New books/journals subscribed and their value:- 1. This year we have purchased 401 new reference and 266 text books for Art s, Science and Commerce faculty. It s worth cost is Rs. 1, 14,975/-.

20 2. During this academic year , we have subscribed 11 periodicals and 04 journal at a cost of Rs. 3,990/ Courses in which student assessment of Teachers is introduced and the action taken on student feedback:- The college has established a separate Suggestion box. Discipline committee look into the problems of the students. During the academic year , the members of the discipline committee invited complaints from the student about their difficulties and inconveniences in a prescribed format. There were no complaints received from the students regarding teaching activities. However, minor complaints were received regarding practical activities. Some students demanded more books for competitive examinations. We have conceded to their demand and purchased the books immediately. 24. Unit cost of education:- Senior College Rs. 14, Computerization of administration and the process of admission and examination results, issue of certificates:- From the academic year , the administration and accounts sections are computerized. The process of admission is partly computerized. 26. Increase in the infrastructure facilities:- 1. The computer and internet facility is made available to the entire staff member. 2. New reference books are purchased to strengthen the library as per the need. 29. Financial aid to students:- The college has provided financial aid to the students from the different agencies during the academic year

21 A. Government Scholarship Sr. No. Name of the scholarship Received Amt. Payment 1. S.T. Scholarship 31, 19,130 29, 84, S.C. Scholarship 2, 14,618 2,02, N.T. Scholarship 1, 48,549 1, 16, O.B.C. Scholarship 3, 74,040 2, 97,048 Total 38, 56,337 36, 00,851 B. Government Freeship: Sr. No. Name of the scholarship Received Amt. Payment 1 S.T. Freeship 1, 57,840 1, 46,970 2 S.C. Freeship N.T. Freeship O.B.C. Freeship 27,160 25,700 Total 1, 92,314 1, 79, Activities and support from the Alumni Association:- The Alumni association of our college is active. 31. Activities and support from the Parent - Teacher Association:- College has organized student Parent gathering in a year 32. Health Services:- 1. A Medical checkup camp was organized in the college campus with the collaboration of doctors from the Medical Practioner Association, Junnar. check up was made compulsory to all the 1st

22 year UG and PG students. The Department of N. S. S organised a blood Donation Camp and the first aid training 2. The N.S.S. organised a blood donation Camp The Health organised a blood Donation Camp A rally on AIDS awareness was organised on behalf of N. S. S. we have tried to make the people aware of the dreads and explained the causes of its spreading and how to prevent it. 4. Student of N. S. S. visited Govt. offices under youth students. 5. N. S. S. department organised a training class on first aid for the student. 6. N.S.S Tree plantation program at Kelungan Village on 26 August N. S. S. Hygiene program organized on Performance in sports activities:- We organized the following sport activities during the academic year Our college organised Badminton competition of Men and Women with association of Ahmednager district zone dated on 17 th August Our college organised Judo competition of Men and Women with association of University of Pune dated on 3 rd October Our college student Dhumal Amol and Mr. Nilesh Mutadak were selected in Ahmednager district inters colleges Hand Ball (Men) competitions. 4. Our college student Khokale Haribhau, Shelake Ranjana and Kokate Meena were selected in Ahmednager district inters colleges Cross country competitions. 5. Our college student awarded general championship to Sangade Bhorabaie and Talpade Tukaram. 6. Dhage Dattu and Suryawanshi Dattu were participated in YCMOU sport competition at Nashik 1. The department of Gymkhana of our college sends various teams of Men and Women for various inter collegiate, inter group and inter varsity tournaments. 34. Incentives to outstanding sportspersons:- 1. Best Sports man Award is given to the player every year in form of Rs.

23 1000/- awarded by Adv. M. N. Deshmukh College, Rajur. 2. Free hostel facilities are provided to best sport student in every year 3. T- shirts and Shorts are given to each and every sportsman selected for inter collegiate tournament. 4. Free Gymnasium facilities are provided to all students of our college. 5. Track suits are given to player participating in State / National / Inter University Tournament. 6. Separate Gym available for Boys and Girls of our college. 7. Every year Department of Gymkhana organized annual sport Competitions. 8. The participated students were given their TA/DA for participating in various competitions. 35. Students Achievement Award:- 1. Miss. Sareeta Malave and Miss. Manali Panhale have awarded First prize in group dance competition organized by Jayhind Yuva Manch Sangamner. 2. Mr. Sandip Yadav bagged Second Prize in state level elocution competition Late Madhavrao Umrani elocution competition held at our College. 3. Miss. Shubhangi Sabale and Miss. Potkule Hira Participated in Avishkar 2006 at P.V.P.College, Pravaranagar. 4. Nivrutti Tatale and Vijay Bhor participated in Vrukshi Dindi Swachata Abhiyan from Pune to Pandharpur organized by NSS Department of University of Pune. 5. Miss. Borhade Sonal was participated in Vision 2020 program which were related Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, President of India. 36. Activities of Guidance and Counseling unit:- The college has a separate Counseling Center. It provides guidance and counseling to the students of the college. In charge of this counseling unit, Prof. Dr. B. Y. Deshmukh & Prof. L.B. Kakade regularly provides counseling to the students on various issues related to career matters on every second and fourth Saturday from 3-5 pm.

24 1. The counseling center organizes Guidance Career Program for the exam of Staff Selection and MPSC exam in December As per the college records, the center has provided counseling to 30 students on career matters and 05 students on personal matters, during the academic year Besides this, all our teaching staff members guide the Students on job opportunities in various fields in future. Matters pertaining to advanced higher studies and NET, SET, MBA and other competitive examinations. 37. Placement service provided to students: - The college has a placement cell with members from Arts, Science and Commerce faculties to guide UG students for their placement. The cell conducts soft skill workshop, seminars, group discussion to enhance interview techniques and presentation skills. Sr. No. Name of Student Designation Working Place Joining Year 1. Mr. Bhangare Jaywant Ramaji Senior Clerk (Revenue) Parner Mr. Rawate Rakesh Somnath Clerk (Forest) Karjat Miss.Dhindale Sheela Kundalik Teacher Shevgaon Development programs for non-teaching staff: 1. Computer training was given to non-teaching 2. Some Non-teaching staff member were sent for various administrative training programs organized by the University and College. 3. The college arranged Art of Living training program for our nonteaching staff.

25 39. Healthy practices of the institution:- 1. Our college organizes Parents gathering program. Due to the interaction between parents and teachers there is healthy atmosphere. Most of the parents express their expectations from our institute. That helps the college is maintain discipline. 2. A separate Canteen facilities were provided to the students in the college campus. 3. Extra co-curricular activities like debate competition, poetry creation, essay writing competition, seminars etc. were arranged for the students during the academic year The college organize annual gathering program in the month of Jan.06 where in large number of students participated in various cultural activities. 5. This year the college has provided earn & learn scheme facility to economically weak students to enable them to continue with their education. 6. Students celebrated Teachers day on 5 th September 2006 with full enthusiasm and paid due respects to the teachers. 7. Educational tours and visits were organized for the UG students of our college. 8. Doctors regularly visit for medical checkup of our girls and boys of first year to provide health services as per University Norms. 9. Safe drinking water provided to all students in the college campus. 10. Students (both boys and girls) are provided suggestion box facility.

26 40. Linkages developed with National/International academic research bodies:- 1. Department of Botany and Zoology of our college established linkage with forest Department, Akole and Rajur 2. Department of Chemistry established linkage with N.C.L. Laboratory, Pune. 3. Department of Physics established linkage with Hydro project Bhandardara. 4. Department of commerce linkage with Bank of Maharashtra, Rajur and Satyniketan Co-operative Credit Society. 41. Any other relevant information the institute wishes to add. :- 1. Our College provides Functional English facilities to the students of Moffisil area. 2. Our college organized a state level elocution contest every year known as Late Madhavrao Umrani elocution competition 3. Our college organized a inter college level Debating contest every year known as Late Honaji Tukaram Kondar competition 4. Different faculty of our college organizes Seminar, Workshop every year under faculty improvement program. 5. Hon. Dr. Narendra Jadhav, Vice chancellor of University of Pune visited the college. 6. Dr. Arun Nigvekar, Ex. Chairman of UGC, visited to our college for the inauguration program of Principals Conference.

27 7. Hon. Dr. Rajan Velukar, Vice chancellor of YCMOU Nashik, Dr. Pandit Vidyasagar (Director, BCUD Pune University), Dr. Narendra Kadu (Joint Director, Pune), Dr. Girish Oke (Actor), Mr. Pankaj Shirsath (Indian Captain of Kabbadi), Shri. V.V. Mandlekar (Regional Manager HPCL, Aurangabad) etc. visited to our college in academic year

28 Part - C: Detail of the Plans of the institution for the next year. Future plans for the academic year As per the meeting of I.Q.A.C. of our college following plan was chalked out for ) To introduce self-financing (career oriented) courses at first-degree level for rural development as stated below. Arts Faculty: Translation English, 2) To continue self-financing (career oriented) courses at first-degree level for rural development as stated below. Commerce Faculty: Certificate course in Insurance Certificate course in Marketing & Retaining Certificate course in E-Commerce Science Faculty: Certificate course in Vermiculture Certificate course in Tissue culture Certificate course in Hospital Waste Disposal Management. 3) To continue the commerce research centre in our college. 4) To established well equipped computer lab. 5) Strengthening of placement cell and widening its activities to all undergraduate and post graduate Department of the college. 6) Strengthening of the existing sports and gymnasium facilities/activities of the students. 7) Encouraging the teachers to acquire latest knowledge in their subjects either by including in research activities, or by attending seminars, workshops, training programs etc. Besides this, the college will also organize Workshops / Seminars / Symposia / lecture Series. These activities should educate the teachers and widen their vision.

29 8. Encouraging the qualified teachers to taking up more and major research projects in their chosen fields of expertise. 9. More financial help should be provided to the handicapped and economically weak students. 10. Remedial courses will continue with the help of U. G. C. for SC / ST and Minority Students. 11. State level History Seminar Will be organized in Nov Social Awareness regarding the following should be provided to the society through students and N. S. S. Department. i. Health and Hygiene, ii. AIDS, iv. Blood donation campus v. Environmental protection, vi. Bio - diversity conservation. iii. Energy crisis and Utilization of non - conventional resource 13. To establish research center Zoology and Environmental science and their recognition by University to start it s functioning 14. To organize educational tours to various places. 15. To make student available for the course in yoga and arts of living. 16. To establish more linkages with the national and international academic institutions for sophisticated research faculties. 17. To start a new Subject for B. Sc. Special. 18. To establish Separate department for competitive Exam.