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RR Bawa DAV College for Girls, Batala

AQAR (2014-15)

Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC

RR BAWA DAV COLLEGE FOR GIRLS,

BATALA- 143505, DIST. GURDASPUR (PUNJAB)

(Reaccredited with ‘A’ grade by NAAC)

Managed by DAV College Managing Committee, New Delhi

Affiliated to Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar

Website: www.rrbdavc.org

E-mail: [email protected]

Phone: 01871-240357, Fax: 01871-223781

The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC

mailto:[email protected]


All NAAC accredited institutions will submit an annual self-reviewed progress report to NAAC, through its

IQAC. The report is to detail the tangible results achieved in key areas, specifically identified by the

institutional IQAC at the beginning of the academic year. The AQAR will detail the results of the perspective

plan worked out by the IQAC. (Note: The AQAR period would be the Academic Year. For example, July 1,

2012 to June 30, 2013)

Part – A

1. Details of the Institution

1.1 Name of the Institution

1.2 Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City/Town

State

Pin Code

Institution e-mail address

Contact Nos.

Name of the Head of the Institution:

Tel. No. with STD Code:

Mobile:

01871-240357

RR Bawa DAV College for Girls

RR Bawa DAV College for Girls

Smadh Road

Batala, Dist-Gurdaspur

PUNJAB

143505

[email protected]

Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen

8968247732 / 9872994590

01871-240357


Name of the IQAC Co-ordinator:

Mobile:

IQAC e-mail address:

1.3 NAAC Track ID (For ex. MHCOGN 18879)

OR

1.4 NAAC Executive Committee No. & Date:

(For Example EC/32/A&A/143 dated 3-5-2004.

This EC no. is available in the right corner- bottom

of your institution’s Accreditation Certificate)

1.5 Website address:

Web-link of the AQAR:

For ex. http://www.ladykeanecollege.edu.in/AQAR 2012-13.doc

1.6 Accreditation Details

Sl. No. Cycle Grade CGPA Year of

Accreditation

Validity

Period

1 1st Cycle B++ 80.00 2004 5 years

2 2nd

Cycle A 3.06 2013 5 years

3 3rd

Cycle

4 4th Cycle

1.7 Date of Establishment of IQAC: DD/MM/YYYY

1.8 AQAR for the year (for example 2010-11)

1.9 Details of the previous year’s AQAR submitted to NAAC after the latest Assessment and Accreditation

by NAAC ((for example AQAR 2010-11submitted to NAAC on 12-10-2011)

i. AQAR 2012-13 submitted to NAAC online September, 2014 (DD/MM/YYYY)

ii. AQAR 2013-14 submitted to NAAC online July, 2015 (DD/MM/YYYY)

iii. AQAR __________________ _______________________ (DD/MM/YYYY)

iv. AQAR __________________ _______________________ (DD/MM/YYYY)

www.rrbdavc.org

15/07/2002

[email protected]

http://rrbdavc.org/rrbawa/aspxpages/index/homepage.aspx

Mrs. Meenu Mehta

9417173535

EC/62/RAR/016

13905

2014-15

http://www.ladykeanecollege.edu.in/AQAR


1.10 Institutional Status

University State Central Deemed Private

Affiliated College Yes No

Constituent College Yes No

Autonomous college of UGC Yes No

Regulatory Agency approved Institution Yes No

(eg. AICTE, BCI, MCI, PCI, NCI)

Type of Institution Co-education Men Women

Urban Rural Tribal

Financial Status Grant-in-aid UGC 2(f) UGC 12B

Grant-in-aid + Self Financing Totally Self-financing

1.11 Type of Faculty/Programme

Arts Science Commerce Law PEI (Phys Edu)

TEI (Edu) Engineering Health Science Management

Others (Specify)

1.12 Name of the Affiliating University (for the Colleges)

1.13 Special status conferred by Central/ State Government-- UGC/CSIR/DST/DBT/ICMR etc

Autonomy by State/Central Govt./University

University with Potential for Excellence UGC-CPE

DST Star Scheme UGC-CE

UGC-Special Assistance Programme DST-FIST

X X

Computer Science, Computer Application, Cosmetology and

Fashion Designing

X

X

X

X

NA

X

X

Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar

X

X

X

X X X

X

X

X X

X

X

X


UGC-Innovative PG programmes Any other (Specify)

UGC-COP Programmes

2. IQAC Composition and Activities

2.1 No. of Teachers

2.2 No. of Administrative/Technical staff

2.3 No. of students

2.4 No. of Management representatives

2.5 No. of Alumni

2. 6 No. of any other stakeholder and

community representatives

2.7 No. of Employers/ Industrialists

2.8 No. of other External Experts

2.9 Total No. of members

2.10 No. of IQAC meetings held

2.11 No. of meetings with various stakeholders: Non-Teaching Staff Faculty

Students Alumni Others

2.12 Has IQAC received any funding from UGC during the year? Yes No

If yes, mention the amount

2.13 Seminars and Conferences (only quality related)

(i) No. of Seminars/Conferences/ Workshops/Symposia organized by the IQAC

Total Nos. International National State Institution Level

-

UG Level

Innovative

Program in

BA Women

Empowerment

0 2

0 2

02

02

01

02

02

10+1 Chairperson

3

4

24

5

2 25

- - - - 5

-

6


(ii) Themes

1. Transparency in Evaluation System

2. Financial Assistance by UGC & DSPT

3. Inculcation of Ethical and moral values in the Youth

4. Higher Education Scenario

5. Renewing Ties with Stakeholders

2.14 Significant Activities and contributions made by IQAC

2.15 Plan of Action by IQAC/Outcome

The plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year towards quality

enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of the year *

Plan of Action Achievements

More PG Courses 3 PG introduced M Com, MSc (Maths), MA

(Hindi) and applied for MA (English)

Skill Oriented Courses Applied for Community College, KAUSHAL

and B. VOC.

Step towards Paperless office Partially achieved.

Eco-friendly ambiance Partially achieved.

* Attach the Academic Calendar of the year as Annexure.

Effecting Pedagogy through ICT.

Student Teacher relationship.

How to increase the students strength in classrooms.


2.16 Whether the AQAR was placed in statutory body Yes No

Management Syndicate Any other body

Provide the details of the action taken

Appreciation by the management in Quality Enhancement.

Focus on Skill Oriented Courses

Focus on Complete Digitalization of Library and Office

X X

X


Part – B

Criterion – I

1. Curricular Aspects

1.1 Details about Academic Programmes

Level of the

Programme

Number of

existing

Programmes

Number of

programmes

added during the

year

Number of

self-financing

programmes

Number of value

added / Career

Oriented

programmes

PhD Nil Nil Nil Nil

PG 3 3 6 Nil

UG 12 2 6 Nil

PG Diploma 3 Nil 3 3

Advanced Diploma 4 2 6 6

Diploma 6 1 7 7

Certificate 7 Nil 7 7

Others 4 Nil 4 4

Total

Annexure 1.1 (a)

Interdisciplinary 11 1 6 8

Innovative 1 1 2 1

Annexure 1.1 (b)

1.2 (i) Flexibility of the Curriculum: CBCS/Core/Elective option / Open options

(ii) Pattern of programmes:

Annexure 1.2

1.3 Feedback from stakeholders* Alumni Parents Employers Students

(On all aspects)

Mode of feedback : Online Manual Co-operating schools (for PEI)

*Please provide an analysis of the feedback in the Annexure

Annexure 1.3

1.4 Whether there is any revision/update of regulation or syllabi, if yes, mention their salient aspects.

1.5 Any new Department/Centre introduced during the year. If yes, give details.

Pattern Number of programmes

Semester BA/B.Sc./BCA/IT/B.Com.(P&R)/PGDCA/DCA/M.Sc.(IT/CS)/MCom/

MSc.(Maths)/MA(Hindi)/ All Dip. 25

Trimester 1

Annual Nil

As per GNDU Guidelines

Nil

X X X X

X

X X


Criterion – II

2. Teaching, Learning and Evaluation

2.1 Total No. of permanent faculty

2.2 No. of permanent faculty with Ph.D.

2.3 No. of Faculty Positions Recruited (R) and Vacant (V) during the year

2.4 No. of Guest and Visiting faculty and Temporary faculty

2.5 Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/

Workshops

- - -

Presented papers 01 40 -

Resource Persons - 01 -

2.6 Innovative processes adopted by the institution in Teaching and Learning:

2.7 Total No. of actual teaching days

during this academic year

2.8 Examination/ Evaluation Reforms initiated by

the Institution (for example: Open Book Examination, Bar Coding,

Double Valuation, Photocopy, Online Multiple Choice Questions)

2.9 No. of faculty members involved in curriculum

Restructuring/revision/syllabus development

as member of Board of Study/Faculty/Curriculum

Development workshop

Total Asst. Professors Associate Professors Professors Others

27 13 12 01 01

Asst.

Professors

Associate

Professors Professors Others Total

R V R V R V R V R V

02 08 - - - - - - 02 08

03

Through Students Oriented Seminar using ICT Techniques starting from UG to

PG level

180 Teaching Days

Unit Test, Class Test,

Internal Assessment

NIL

07

52

2

7

55


2.10 Average percentage of attendance of students

2.11 Course/Programme wise distribution of pass percentage:

2.12 How does IQAC Contribute/Monitor/Evaluate the Teaching & Learning processes:

Sr.

No. Contribution in the form of Suggestion Implementation and Evaluation

1. Unit Test It helps in proper revision of Syllabus

2. Student Seminar It boosts the confidence of students

3. Class Test Improves the attendance in classes

4. Use of ICT Techniques

(Students as well as Teachers)

It makes students computer saviour and

improves teaching skills of teachers.

2.13 Initiatives undertaken towards faculty development

Faculty / Staff Development Programmes Number of faculty

benefitted

Refresher courses 01

UGC – Faculty Improvement Programme -

HRD programmes -

Orientation programmes 01

Faculty exchange programme -

Staff training conducted by the university -

Staff training conducted by other institutions

Computer Training provided by

Mr. Jatinder Sharma, Bitfield Solutions,

Amritsar regarding maintaining

attendance register in software from to

Teaching as well as Non-Teaching Staff.

Summer / Winter Schools, Workshops, etc.

03

Neetu Seth

Sushil Kumar

Harish Sharma

Others

Annexure 2.13

More than 75%

Annexure 2.11


2.14 Details of Administrative and Technical staff

Category Number of

Permanent

Employees

Number of

Vacant

Positions

Number of

permanent

positions filled

during the Year

Number of

positions filled

temporarily

Administrative Staff 05 04 - 07

Technical Staff - 01 - 05


Criterion – III

3. Research, Consultancy and Extension

3.1 Initiatives of the IQAC in Sensitizing/Promoting Research Climate in the institution

3.2 Details regarding major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number - 3 - 4

Outlay in Rs. Lakhs - 18 - 60

Annexure- 3.2 (a)

Annexure- 3.2 (b)

3.3 Details regarding minor projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number - - - 5

Outlay in Rs. Lakhs - - - 17.5 Lakhs

Annexure- 3.3 (a)

3.4 Details on research publications

International National Others

Peer Review Journals 5 7 -

Non-Peer Review Journals - - -

e-Journals 2 - -

Conference proceedings - 51 -

Annexure- 3.4 (a)

Annexure- 3.4 (b)

Annexure- 3.4 (c)

3.5 Details on Impact factor of publications:

Range Average h-index Nos. in SCOPUS

4-5

IQAC place a very significant role in promoting research climate in the institution. The members

of IQAC screen the major & minor research projects submitted by the faculty for various sources

of grants. The IQAC conducted 5 National Seminars for promoting research climate in the

institution.

- - -


3.6 Research funds sanctioned and received from various funding agencies, industry and other organisations

Nature of the Project Duration

Year

Name of the

funding Agency

Total grant

sanctioned

Received

Major projects 5 year

12th plan

UGC Rs. 18 Lakhs Rs. 18

Lakhs

Minor Projects - - - -

Interdisciplinary Projects - - - -

Industry sponsored - - - -

Projects sponsored by the

University/ College - - - -

Students research projects (other than compulsory by the University)

- - - -

Any other(Specify) 5 seminars UGC Rs. 6.15

Lakhs

Rs. 6.15

Lakhs

Total - - 24.15 Lakhs 24.15 Lakhs

3.7 No. of books published i) With ISBN No. Chapters in Edited Books

ii) Without ISBN No.

Annexure- 3.7

3.8 No. of University Departments receiving funds from

UGC-SAP CAS DST-FIST

DPE DBT Scheme/funds

3.9 For colleges Autonomy CPE DBT Star Scheme

INSPIRE CE Any Other (specify)

3.10 Revenue generated through consultancy

3.11 No. of conferences organized by the Institution

Annexure- 3.11

Level International National State University College

Number - 5 - - -

Sponsoring

agencies - UGC - - -

N.A

Rs. 54,745/-

-

N.A

N.A

N.A.

N.A.

- - -

- - -

05 -


3.12 No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons

Annexure- 3.12

3.13 No. of collaborations International National Any other

Annexure- 3.13

3.14 No. of linkages created during this year

Annexure- 3.14

3.15 Total budget for research for current year in lakhs:

From funding agency From Management of University/College

Total

3.16 No. of patents received this year

3.17 No. of research awards/ recognitions received by faculty and research fellows of the institute in

the year

Annexure- 3.17

3.18 No. of faculty from the Institution who are Ph. D. Guides

and students registered under them

3.19 No. of Ph.D. awarded by faculty from the Institution

3.20 No. of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones) N.A.

JRF SRF Project Fellows Any other

Type of Patent Number

National Applied -

Granted -

International Applied -

Granted -

Commercialised Applied -

Granted -

Total International National State University Dist College

02 08

06

02 02 -

UGC -

24.15

N.A

N.A

N.A

- - - -

08

N.A


3.21 No. of students Participated in NSS events: 200 (College Level)

University level State level

National level International level

3.22 No. of students participated in NCC events: NIL



3.23 No. of Awards won in NSS: NIL



3.24 No. of Awards won in NCC: NIL



3.25 No. of Extension activities organized

University forum College forum

NCC NSS Any other

Annexure 3.25

3.26 Major Activities during the year in the sphere of extension activities and Institutional Social

Responsibility: 23

Annexure 3.26

-

-

-

-

- -

- -

- -

- -

- -

- -

- -

- 19 -


Criterion – IV

4. Infrastructure and Learning Resources

4.1 Details of increase in infrastructure facilities:

Facilities Existing Newly created Source of

Fund

Total

Campus area 6.5 Nil - Nil

Class rooms 35 03 Donation 38

Laboratories 21 Nil

MP Fund

Self Fund 21

Seminar Halls 01 - MP Grant 01

No. of important equipments purchased

(≥ 1-0 lakh) during the current year. 06 01 UGC 07

Value of the equipment purchased during

the year (Rs. in Lakhs) 22 Lakhs 1640360 3840360

Others - - - -

4.2 Computerization of administration and library

4.3 Library services:

Existing Newly added Total

No. Value No. Value No. Value

Text Books 10709 - 280 - 10989 81090

Reference Books 23175 - 2001 - 25176 7,25,508.70

e-Books 80000 - - - 80000 -

Journals 79 - 03 - 82 82

e-Journals 3800 - - - 3800 -

Digital Database 33884 - - - 36165 -

CD & Video 167 + 67 - 234 234

Others (specify) 26 - - - 26 -

Yes


4.4 Technology up gradation (overall)

Total

Computers

Computer

Labs Internet

Browsing

Centres

Computer

Centres Office

Depart-

ments Others

Existing 130 06 All X 18 03 07 01

Office

Added 34 - All X - - Nil -

Total 164 06 All X 18 03 07 01

4.5 Computer, Internet access, training to teachers and students and any other programme for

technology upgradation (Networking, e-Governance etc.)

4.6 Amount spent on maintenance in lakhs :

i) ICT

ii) Campus Infrastructure and facilities

iii) Equipments

iv) Others

Total :

1. Yes, faculty is given training under FDP.

2. The lease line facilitates the departments with Internet & Intranet facilities.

4 Lakh

40 Lakh

3 Lakh

7 Lakh

54 Lakh


Criterion – V

5. Student Support and Progression

5.1 Contribution of IQAC in enhancing awareness about Student Support Services

5.2 Efforts made by the institution for tracking the progression

5.3 (a) Total Number of students

(b) No. of students outside the state

(c) No. of international students

Men Women

Demand Ratio% Dropout %

UG PG Ph. D. Others Total

1477 352 - 78 1907

Number %

100 %

Number %

NIL

Last Year (2013-14) This Year (2014-15)

General SC ST BC/

OBC

Physically

Challenged

Total General SC ST BC/

OBC

Physically

Challenged

Total

1083 266 0 391 02 1742 1307 196 03 401 0 1907

Alumni stakeholders, being the representatives of IQAC plays a significant role in IQAC.

They give their available suggestions for the planning and implementation of the course of

action to be taken.

It is done through/via

Regular Alumni Meet

Media Coverage in Newspapers, Cable etc.

Newsletter

Prospectus

Convocation

Facebook

Various Stakeholders

NIL

11

100% 3.17%


5.4 Details of student support mechanism for coaching for competitive examinations (If any)

No. of students beneficiaries

(i) Simardeep Kaur, D/o S. Gurvinder Singh, Roll no.- 5558, Class B Sc. (N.M) Sem-V

ICICI Bank Ferozpur. P. no.- 9803526134

(ii) Kajal, D/o S. Davinder Khurd, Roll no.- 5555, Class B Sc. (N.M) Sem-V

P. no.- 8699675778, 9041825087

5.5 No. of students qualified in these examinations

NET SET/SLET GATE CAT IAS/IPS etc State PSC UPSC Others

5.6 Details of student counselling and career guidance

No. of students benefited

5.7 Details of campus placement

On campus Off Campus

Number of

Organizations

Visited

Number of Students

Participated

Number of

Students Placed

Number of Students Placed

- - - 25

1. 204 students appeared for Bank Po/ Clerical. Merged with TIME Institute

Amritsar

02

- - - 02

- - - -

The counselling and career guidance cell activity works throughout the year

beginning from the admission Period fill examination period. Lectures and

seminars from various guests and visiting faculty are arranged to guide the

students regarding the various opportunities in their fields. The PG students of the

college are mainly focused.

518 (Students of PG & UG Courses)


5.8 Details of gender sensitization programmes

Annexure 5.8

5.9 Students Activities

(a) No. of students participated in Sports, Games and other events

State/ University level National level International level

Annexure 5.9.1 (a)

(b) No. of students participated in cultural events

State/ University level National level International level

Annexure 5.9.1 (b)

5.9.2 No. of medals /awards won by students in Sports, Games and other events Sports:

(a) Sports: State/ University level National level International level

Annexure 5.9.2 (a)

(b) Cultural: State/ University level National level International level

Annexure 5.9.2 (b)

5.10 Scholarships and Financial Support

Number of

students Amount

Financial support from institution 496 6,93.900/-

Financial support from government 37 5,81,315/-

Financial support from other sources - -

Number of students who received

International/ National recognitions

- -

Annexure 5.10

1. Women's Studies Centre

2. Human Right Cell

3. Dept. of NSS

4. Dept. of Sociology

56 NIL 16

27 12 104

51 NIL 15

88 12 18


5.11 Student organised / initiatives

Fairs: State/ University level National level International level

College level

Exhibition: State/ University level National level International level

College level

Annexure 5.11

5.12 No. of social initiatives undertaken by the students

Annexure 5.12

5.13 Major grievances of students (if any) redressed:

- - -

01

- - -

09

15

5/7


Criterion–VI

1. Governance, Leadership and Management

6.1 State the Vision and Mission of the institution

6.2 Does the Institution has a management Information System

6.3 Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following:

6.3.1 Curriculum Development

Our Vision:

Our vision is to "Empower women through Education." The college has a concrete,

multilayered strategy to turn this vision into reality. To enhance the employability of young

women and to make them entrepreneurs in life, the institution runs a number of career-oriented

and vocational courses along with the regular ones. With the rare amalgamation of the ancient

Vedic culture, Indian traditions and Modern technology, the institution aims at creating the best

human resources reservoir to produce world-class professionals and citizens.

Members of board of studies/ faculty/directors

Member of Board of Studies

1. Mrs. Tirath Bala (Member of Board of Studies)

2. Mrs. Shabnam Prabha (Member of Board of Studies)

3. Mrs. Meenu (Member of Board of Studies)

Member of Faculty

1. Mrs. Lovely Sandhu (Member of Faculty of Social Sciences)

2. Mrs. Shabnam Prabha (Member of Faculty of Languages)

3. Mrs. Deepti Kanda (Member of Faculty of Visual and Performing Arts)

4. Mrs. Indra Virk (Member of Faculty of Languages)

5. Mr. Harish Kumar Sharma (Member of Faculty of Computer Sci.)

6. Mrs. Ekta Bhandari (Member of Faculty of Science)

Yes,

College website, www.rrbdavc.org

Our Mission:

As an institution, our mission is 'Sa Vidya Ya Vimuktaye' which means 'Education Liberates'.

at RR Bawa DAV College, 'Education' is synonymous with 'Liberation'; liberation from all

shackles, liberation from all vices, liberation from cruel customs and unjust traditions. The

college expends all its resources, human as well as material, to emancipate the female

population of the society in every possible way. Overpowering their fears and obstacles, the

students exhibit their potential in Academics, Sports, NCC, NSS, Cultural and other activities &

win recognition for themselves as well as for their alma-mater.

http://www.rrbdavc.org/


6.3.2 Teaching and Learning

6.3.3 Examination and Evaluation

6.3.4:- Research and Development

6.3.5 Library, ICT and Physical Infrastructure

6.3.6 Human Resource Management

6.3.7:- Faculty and Staff Recruitment

Submitted/Applied:

Mrs. Deepti Kanda: Study of Arts and architecture of Batala and surrounding areas.

Dr. Hardeep Kaur: Energy strategy for India Policies, possibilities and challenges.

Dr. Gurinder Kaur: Comparative study of IQ level of male/female in mathematics.

Mrs. Ekta Bhandari: Analysis of water from slum area & Hansli of Batala City.

Mrs. Supriya Duggal: Role of advertisement on gender equality.

Annexure 6.3.3

Faculty Development Programme

(In Two Groups)

17.11.2014 to 24.11.2014 &

20.04.15 to 27.04.2015

Sr. No. Dates Activity

1. 17.11.14 20.04.15 Absentee Data Entry

2. 18.11.14 21.04.15 Basic Computer

3. 19.11.14 22.04.15 Working on Documents

4. 20.11.14 23.04.15 Working on Table Formats

5. 21.11.14 24.04.15 Social Networking

6. 22.11.14 25.04.15 Time Management

7. 24.11.14 27.04.15 Teaching Methodology

Annexure 6.3.5

Annexure 6.3.6

Annexure 6.3.7


6.3.8:- Industry Interaction/Collaboration

6.3.9:- Admission of Students

6.4:- Welfare Schemes for

Annexure 6.4

6.5 Total corpus fund generated

6.6 Whether annual financial audit has been done Yes No

6.7 Whether Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) has been done?

Audit Type External Internal

Yes/No Agency Yes/No Authority

Academic Punjab Govt. DAV

Administrative Punjab Govt. C.A.

6.8 Does the University/ Autonomous College declare results within 30 days?

For UG Programmes Yes No

For PG Programmes Yes No

Teaching Society/ Group Insurance

Non teaching Society/ Group Insurance

Students Help line (Concessions, State Concessions, College

Adm. & LMC)

Total Student: 1907

Annexure 6.3.9

Rs. 4,93,500/-

Annexure 6.3.8


6.9 What efforts are made by the University/ Autonomous College for Examination Reforms?

6.10 What efforts are made by the University to promote autonomy in the affiliated/constituent

colleges?

6.11 Activities and support from the Alumni Association:

6.12 Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association

6.13 Development programmes for support staff

6.14 Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly

Table marking

Semester System

External duty of Faculty in both Practical & Theory

N/A

The Alumni Meet is held every year as Punar Milan Diwas on Basant in the month of Jan./Feb.

The Life members and the ordinary members of the Alumni Association participate and keep

in touch with Dean, Alumni of the college through Social Networking.

The regular PT Meet is organised by the Parent-Teacher Association of the College especially

regarding the problems of the boarders, science students and other students of the professional

courses.

Group Insurance Scheme has been provided for the benefit of the employees.

1. Tree Plantation by NSS: week celebrated by NSS on 10th July 2014.

2. Cleanliness Campaign on 2nd Oct. 2014.


Criterion – VII

7. Innovations and Best Practices

7.1 Innovations introduced during this academic year which have created a positive impact on

the functioning of the institution. Give details.

7.2 Provide the Action Taken Report (ATR) based on the plan of action decided upon at the

beginning of the year

7.3 Give two Best Practices of the institution (please see the format in the NAAC Self-study

Manuals)

*Provide the details in annexure (annexure need to be numbered as i, ii, iii)

7.4 Contribution to environmental awareness / protection

Efforts made to make least utilization of paper in order to save paper &

environment. Steps are taken to make absentee filling of students

computerized.

Plan of Action - Setting of Academic Calendar

Action Taken - General meeting regarding annual duties was held at the

beginning of the session which was noted by Staff Secretary & Assistant Staff

Secretary.

(i) Birthday celebration of LMC Members, faculty & Staff Members and

donation of a book to the college main library by LMC Members, faculty

and staff members on their birthdays and plants presented to LMC

Members and guests under 'Go Green Campaign'.

(ii) Regular visit to Vridh Ashram, Kushtha Ashram & Orphanage

(i) Hawan in College and Vridh Ashram.

(ii) Swatch Bharat Abhiyaan in collaboration with NSS.

(iii) Plantation by Botanical Society.

(iv) Filling Absentee computerized in order to save paper.

(v) Presentation of plants to guests under 'Go Green Campaign'


7.5 Whether environmental audit was conducted? Yes No

7.6 Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add. (for example SWOT Analysis)

Regular feedback taken from guest faculty/visiting faculty, delegates of various

conferences and seminars, peer group visiting the institution during the

practical examination, students and Alumni.

Uniform distribution to needy children.

X


8. Plans of institution for Next Year

Name _______________________________ Name _______________________________

_______________________________ _______________________________

Signature of the Coordinator, IQAC Signature of the Chairperson, IQAC

_______***_______

More Skill Oriented Courses.

Applied for KAUSHAL, B.VOC and Community College.

To attain CPE Status.

Planning of Celebration of Golden Jubilee of College.


Annexure I

Abbreviations:

CAS - Career Advanced Scheme

CAT - Common Admission Test

CBCS - Choice Based Credit System

CE - Centre for Excellence

COP - Career Oriented Programme

CPE - College with Potential for Excellence

DPE - Department with Potential for Excellence

GATE - Graduate Aptitude Test

NET - National Eligibility Test

PEI - Physical Education Institution

SAP - Special Assistance Programme

SF - Self Financing

SLET - State Level Eligibility Test

TEI - Teacher Education Institution

UPE - University with Potential Excellence

UPSC - Union Public Service Commission

***************


AQAR (2014-15)

ANNEXURES


Profile of the College Annexure 2.15 & 7.6

ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2014-15


July

2014

Important Information

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 Doctors'

Day

2 3 4 College

Reopens

5

6 7 8 Inaugural

Hawan

9 Regular

Teaching

10 11 World

Population

Day NSS

Activity

12

13 14 15 16 17

College

Foundation

Day

Activity of

NSS Dept.

18 Activity of

NSS Dept.

19

20 21 22 +1 & +2

Fresher

Party

23 24 25 26

27 28 Van Maha

Utsav Day

Sawan

Special by

Cosmetology

Dept.

29 30 31



August

2014 Important Information


1 2 Activity of

Pol. Sci. Dept.

Guest Lecture

on Women

Empowerment

3 4 5 Election of

Class

Representative

of UG & PG

Classes

6 Activity of

Comp Dept.

7 8 Hosteller

Fresher's

Night

9 Activity of

Home Sci.

Dept.

10 Raksha

Bandhan

11 12 International

Youth Day

13 14 Activity of

Economics

Dept.

15 Independence

Day

16 PG Freshers'

Meet

17 18 Shri

Krishan

Janam

Ashtami

19 World

Photography

Day Activity

YWD

20 NSS

Activity

21 22 23 Activity of

Cosmetology

& Fine Arts

Dept.

24 25 Activity of

Home Sci.

Dept.

26 Activity of

Gandhian

Studies

Centre

27 28 29 Activity of

Comp Dept.

30

31



September



1

2 Yuva

Sanchetna

Diwas

3 4 5 Teachers'

Day

Rehearsal

of Awards

Day

6 Annual

Awards Day

7 8 International

Literacy Day

9 Activity of

Maths Dept.

10 11 International

First Aid Day

Activity of

Red Cross

Society

12 13 Hindi Diwas,

Activity of

Hindi dept. &

Chem. Dept.

14 15 16 International

Literacy

Ozone Day

17 International

Peace Day

Activity of

Pol. Sci. Dept.

18 19 20 Terminal

Exam

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Saheed

Bhagat

Singh's

Birthday

World

Tourism Day 28 29 30



October



1 2 Mahatma

Gandhi

Jayanti

3 4

5 6 World Wild

Life Day

7 Guest

Lecture by

Gandhian

Studies

Centre

8 9 Activity of

Cosmetology

Dept.

10 11

12 13

14

15 16 17 18 Activity of

Physics &

Commerce

Dept.

19 20 21 Diwali

Celebration

22 23 Diwali

24 UNO Day

25

26 27 28 29 30 31 Fun Day

Activity of

Computer

Dept.



November



1 Sports

Day

2 3 4

5 6 7 8

9 10 11

12 13 14 Children's Day & World Diabetics Day Dept. Activity by C.D.T. & Punjabi Dept.

15

16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Alumni

Meeting

23 24 Guest

Lecture on

Violence

against

Women

25 26 Final

Semester

Exam

Begins

27

28

29

30 Flag Day

NCC

Activity



December



1 World Aids

Day

2 Computer

Literacy Day

Activity of

Computer

Dept.

3 4 5 6

7 8 9

10 Human

Rights Day

11 12 13 Music

Seminar

14 15 16 17 18 19 20

21 22 Winter Break

22.12.14 to

04.01.15

23 24 25 Christmas

Day

26 27

28 29 30

31



January



1 New Year’s

Day

2 3

4 5 New

Semester

Begins

6 7 8 9 10 College

Convocation

11 12 Swami

Vivekanand's

Birthday

13 Lohri

14 15 16 17 Activity of

English Dept.

18 19 20

21 22 23

24 Basant

Panchami

National Girl

Child Day

Alumni Meet 25 26

Republic Day

27 28 29 30 Mahatma

Gandhi's

Martyrdom

Day

Workshop of

Fine Arts

31



February



1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Activity of

Zoology Dept.

8 Fete Cum

Trade Fair

9 10 11 12 13 14 +1 & +2

Farewell

Party

Activity of

English Dept.

15 16

17 Rishi Bodh

Utsav

18 19 20 Swami

Dayanand's

Birthday

21 Cosmetology

Seminar

22 23 24 25 26 27 28 National

Science Day

Activity of

Punjabi Dept.



March

2015



1 2 Activity of

Economics

Dept.

3 4 International

Security Day

Activity of

Phy. Edu.

Dept.

5 6 7 Activity of

Hindi Dept.

8 International

Women's Day

9 10 11 12 13 14 Seminar of

Punjabi

Dept.

15 16

17 18 19 20 21 Activity of

Pol. Sci. &

Botany

Dept.

22 23 24 Terminal

Exams

24.03.15 to

31.03.15

25 26 27 28

29 30 31



April



1 2 3

4 Activity of

Hindi Dept.

Workshop

on Yoga

5

6 7 8 9 10 11 Activity of

Music Dept.

12 13 Baisakhi

14 Baba

Ambedkar

jayanti

15 16 17 18 World Heritage Day

Activity of Heritage Club &

Chem. Dept.

19 20

21 22 23 24 25 Hosteller's

Golden

Night

26 27 Faculty

Development

Program

27.04.15 to

04.05.15

28 UG

Farewell

29 30 PG

Farewell



May



1 Labour Day

2

3 4 5 6 Final

Semester

Exam

Begins

7 8 International

Red Cross

Day

9

10 Mother’s

Day

11 National

Technology

Day

12 13 14 15 16

17 18 19 20 21 22 23

24 Common

Wealth Day

25

26

27 28 29 30

31



June

2015



1 DAV

Foundation

Day

2 3 4 5 World

Environment

Day

6

7 8 9 10 11 12 13

14 15

16

17 18 19 20

21 Father’s

Day

22 23 24 25 26 International

Day against

Drug Abuse

& Illicit

Trafficking

27

28 29 30


Annexure-I

1. CURRICULAR ASPECTS

Annexure 1.1 (a)

DETAILS ABOUT ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES

Level of the

Programme

Number of existing

Programmes

Number of

programmes

added during the

year

Number of self-

financing

programmes

Number of value

added / Career

Oriented

programmes

Ph. D. Nil Nil Nil Nil

PG 3 3 6

M.A. (Punjabi) M Com M.A. (Punjabi)

M.Sc. (IT) MSc. (Maths) M.Sc. (IT)

M.Sc. (CS) MA (Hindi)

M.Sc. (CS), MA

(Hindi),

M Com, MSc

(Maths),

UG 12 2 6

BA (Regular) BA (Women

Empowerment)

innovative course

B.Sc. (IT)

BA (With vocational

Subjects

Psychology as

elective subject at

degree level

(3 year course)

BBA

B.Sc. (Medical) BCA

B.Sc. (Non-Medical) B.Com (P)

B.Sc. (CND) Psychology as

elective subject at

degree level

(3 year course)

B.Sc. (CS) BA(Women

Empowerment)

innovative course

B.Sc. (Eco.)

B.Sc. (IT)

BCA

B.Com. (P)

B.Com. (R)

BBA

PG

Diploma

3 NIL 3 3

PGDCA PGDCA PGDCA

PGDGCFD PGDGCFD PGDGCFD

PG Dip. in

Cosmetology &

Health Care

PG Dip. in

Cosmetology &

Health Care

PG Dip. in

Cosmetology &

Health Care


Advanced

Diploma 4 2 6 6

Computer Animation

& Graphics

Advance Diploma

in Communication

Skills

Computer

Animation &

Graphics

Computer Animation

& Graphics

Cosmetology Fashion Designing Fashion Designing

Food Preservation

Advanced Diploma

in Clinical Diagnostic

Techniques

Cosmetology Cosmetology

Fashion Designing

Food Preservation Food Preservation

Advance Diploma in

Communication

Skills

Advance Diploma in

Communication

Skills

Advanced Diploma in

Clinical Diagnostic

Techniques

Advanced Diploma in

Clinical Diagnostic

Techniques

Diploma 6 1 7 7

Computer Animation

& Graphics

Cooking Catering

& Event

Management

Computer

Animation &

Graphics

Computer Animation

& Graphics

Cosmetology Fashion Designing Cosmetology

Food Preservation

Clinical Diagnostic

Techniques Food Preservation

Fashion Designing Cosmetology Fashion Designing

Clinical Diagnostic

Techniques Food Preservation

Clinical Diagnostic

Techniques

Communication

Skills

Communication

Skills

Communication

Skills

Cooking Catering &

Event Management

Cooking Catering &

Event Management

Certificate 7 1 7 7

Computer Animation

& Graphics NIL

Computer

Animation &

Graphics

Computer Animation

& Graphics

Cosmetology Fashion Designing Cosmetology

Food Preservation Cosmetology Food Preservation

Fashion Designing Food Preservation Fashion Designing

Clinical Diagnostic

Techniques

Clinical Diagnostic

Techniques

Clinical Diagnostic

Techniques

Communication

Skills

Communication

Skills

Communication

Skills

Cooking Catering &

Event Management NIL

Cooking Catering &

Event Management

Cooking Catering &

Event Management


Others 4 4 4

Certificate Course in HR

Certificate Course

in HR

Certificate Course in

HR

DCA (after +2) DCA (after +2) DCA (after +2)

Dress Designing &

Tailoring (after +2)

Dress Designing &


Dress Designing &


Dip. in Cosmetology

(after +2)

Dip. in

Cosmetology (after

+2)

Dip. in Cosmetology

(after +2)

Total

Annexure 1.1 (b)

COURSES WITH INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH (EXISTING)

Sr.

No. Class Interdisciplinary subject

1. B.Sc. (Economics) Mathematics

Computer Applications

2. B.Sc. (Comp. Sc.) Mathematics

Physics

3. BA/B.Sc. Add-on-Course in Cosmetology**

Add-on-Course in Computer Animation & Graphics**

Add-on-Course in Fashion Designing**

Add-on-Course in Clinical Diagnostic Techniques**

Add-on-Course in Food Preservation**

Add-on-Course in Communication Skills**

Add-on-Course in Cooking Catering & Event Management**

4. B.Com (R) Computers, Mathematics

5. B.Com (P)* Computers

6. BCA* Mathematics, Digital Electronics (Physics), Accounts

7. B.Sc. (IT)* Mathematics, Digital Electronics (Physics)

8. M.Sc.(C.S.)* Mathematics

9. Humanities Computer

10. B.Sc. with CND Zoology, Chemistry

11. PG Diploma in

Cosmetology & Health

Care*

Physical Education**


COURSES WITH INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH (ADDED DURING THE YEAR)

S.

No.

Class Interdisciplinary subject

1. BA (Women

Empowerment)

innovative course*

Sociology, Psychology, History, Economics, Computer

Science**

Note: '*' means self financed courses (total 6) & '**' means value added/career oriented

courses (total 9).

INNOVATIVE COURSE (EXISTING) -1

PG Diploma in Cosmetology & Health Care

INNOVATIVE COURSE (ADDED DURING THE YEAR) -1

BA (Women Empowerment) innovative course

INNOVATIVE COURSE (SELF FINANCE) -2



INNOVATIVE COURSE (VALUE-ADDED/CAREER ORIENTED) -2




Annexure 1.2

(i) Flexibility of the curriculum: CBCS/Core/Elective Option/ Open Options as per GNDU

Guidelines.

(ii) Pattern of Programmes.

Pattern No. of Programmes

Semester 25

BA (Regular)

BA (with vocational subjects)

BA (Women Empowerment)

B.Sc. (Computer Science)

B.Sc. (Medical)

B.Sc. (Non-Medical)

B.Sc. (Economics)

B.Sc. (IT)

B.Sc. (CND)

B.Com.(P)

B.Com.(R)

BBA

BCA

M.Sc. (IT)

M.Sc. (Computer Science)

MA (Punjabi)

M Com

MA (Hindi)

MSc (Maths)

PGDCA

PGDGCFD

PG Dip. in Cosmetology

Dip. in Dress Designing & Tailoring

Dip. in Cosmetology & Health Care

DCA

Trimester 1

Certificate Course in Human Rights

Annual NIL


Annexure 1.3

FEEDBACK ANALYSIS

Stakeholders Category Remarks

Alumni Syllabus & Infrastructure 65% agree with the changes in the syllabus as

constructive.

90% strongly agree with the changes in the

infrastructural facilities as satisfactory.

Parents Environment & Value-added

Education Parents strongly agree with the discipline,

facilities and value-added education system in the

college and hostel as satisfactory.

Employers Syllabus & Placements Students are well-learned & skill oriented to be

placed in industries/colleges/schools/education

institutions

Students Syllabus, Infrastructure,

Faculty & Staff 68% of the students agree with changes in

semester system & syllabus.

90% of the students strongly disagree with cost

effective higher education.

80% of the students categorized the college

infrastructure as excellent.

92% of the students strongly agree with mode of

working as satisfactory.


Annexure-II

TEACHING, LEARNING AND EVALUATION

Annexure 2.1

LIST OF TEACHING STAFF

Sr.

No. Name Designation

1 Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen Principal

2 Mrs. Raj Sharma Librarian

3 Mrs. Tirath Bala Associate Professor in Home Science

4 Mrs. Meenu Mehta Associate Professor in Political Science

5 Mrs. Shabnam Prabha Associate Professor in Punjabi

6 Mrs. Meenakshi Duggal Associate Professor in Economics

7 Dr. (Mrs.) Lucky Sharma Associate Professor in Punjabi

8 Mrs. Baljit Kaur Associate Professor in Physical Education

9 Dr. (Mrs.) Kalpana Sharma Associate Professor in Hindi

10 Mrs. Deepti Kanda Associate Professor in Fine Arts

11 Mrs. Simmi Sharma Associate Professor in Mathematics

12 Dr. (Mrs.) Indra Virk Associate Professor in Punjabi

13 Mrs. Lovely Sandhu Associate Professor in History

14 Mrs. Nihita Sharma Assistant Professor in Zoology

15 Mrs. Supriya Duggal Assistant Professor in Commerce

16 Mr. Harish Sharma Assistant Professor in Computer Science

17 Mrs. Ekta Bhandari Assistant Professor in Chemistry

18 Ms. Udesh Kumari Assistant Professor in Music

19 Mrs. Pooja Chugh Assistant Professor in Computer Science

20 Mr. Sushil Kumar Assistant Professor in Physics

21 Ms. Neetu Seth Assistant Professor in English

23 Dr. (Mrs.) Gurinder Kaur Assistant Professor in Mathematics

24 Dr. (Mrs.) Ritu Goswami Assistant Professor in Botany

25 Ms. Gaganpreet Walia Assistant Professor in English

26 Dr. (Mrs.) Hardeep Kaur Assistant Professor in Commerce

27 Ms. Simranjit Kaur Assistant Professor in Cosmetology


Annexure 2.2

LIST OF PERMANENT FACULTY WITH PH. D (7)

1. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen (Principal)

2. Dr. (Mrs.) Lucky Sharma (Associate Professor in Punjabi)

3. Dr. (Mrs.) Kalpana Sharma (Associate Professor in Hindi)

4. Dr. (Mrs.) Indra Virk (Associate Professor in Punjabi)

5. Dr. (Mrs.) Ritu Goswami (Associate Professor in Botany)

6. Dr. (Mrs.) Gurinder Kaur (Assistant Professor in Mathematics)

7. Dr. (Mrs.) Hardeep Kaur (Assistant Professor in Commerce)

Annexure 2.3

No. of Faculty Positions Recruited:

1. Dr. (Mrs.) Hardeep Kaur (Assistant Professor in Commerce)

2. Ms. Simranjit Kaur (Assistant Professor in Cosmetology)


Annexure 2.4

LIST OF TEACHING STAFF (VISITING/ADHOC/TEMPORARY/CONTRACTUAL) 2014-15

Deptt. of English

Ms. Neetu Seth

Ms. Gaganpreet Kaur

Mr. J.M.K Handa (Guest Faculty)

Ms. Charanpreet Kaur

Ms. Ranjit Kaur

Ms. Priya

Ms. Shruti Gosain

Ms. Navneet Kaur

Ms. Sukhmeet Kaur

Deptt. of Punjabi

Mrs. Shabnam Prabha

Dr.(Mrs.) Lucky Sharma

Dr.(Mrs) Indra Rani

Dr.(Mrs.) Narinder Navroop

Dr. (Mrs.) Satinder Kaur

Mrs. Poonam

Mrs. Navneet Kaur

Ms. Navpreet Kaur

Ms. Sukhpinder Kaur

Deptt. of Sanskrit

Mr. Sunil Dutt

Deptt. of Hindi

Dr.(Mrs) Kalpana Sharma

Dr. (Mrs.) Shailja Saili

Deptt. of Pol.Science

Mrs. Meenu Mehta

Deptt. of Philosophy

Mrs. Satish Khosla (Guest Faculty)

Deptt. of Economics

Mrs. Meenakshi Duggal

Mrs. Meenakshi

Deptt. of History

Mrs. Lovely Sandhu

Ms. Jagroop Kaur

Deptt. of Mathematics

Mrs. Simmi Sharma

Mrs. Gurinder Kaur

Ms. Money Mittal

Mrs. Maninder Kaur

Ms. Renu

Deptt. of Music

Ms. Udesh Kumari

Ms. Rajwinder Kaur

Deptt. of Home Science

Mrs. Tirath Bala

Mrs. Sunaina Gupta

Deptt. of Fashion Designing

Mrs. Tirath Bala

Mrs. Sunaina Gupta

Deptt. of Fine Art

Mrs. Deepti Kanda

Deptt. of Phy. Education

Mrs. Baljit Kaur

Deptt. of Physics

Mr. Sushil Kumar

Mr. Suresh Kakkar (Guest Faculty)

Mr. Gautam Bhardwaj

Ms. Simranjit Kaur

Ms. Savita

Deptt. of Chemistry

Mrs. Ekta Bhandari

Ms. Aditi Mahajan

Ms. Kuljinder Kaur

Ms. Alisha Tuli

Ms. Prabhjeet Kaur

Deptt. of Botany

Dr.(Mrs.) Ritu Goswami

Dr. Puneet Narang

Ms. Manjinder Kaur

Deptt. of Zoology

Mrs. Nihita Sharma

Ms. Navneet Kaur

Mr. Kapil Paul

Deptt. of Commerce

Mrs. Supriya Duggal

Dr.(Mrs.) Hardeep Kaur

Mrs. Lovleen Kaur

Ms. Shruti Chopra

Ms. Navdeep Kaur

Ms. Manpreet Kaur Sarpal

Ms. Mehak Wadhawan

Ms. Shelly Mahajan

Mr. Vikram Aggarwal

Deptt. of Comp.Science

Mr. Harish Sharma

Ms. Pooja Chugh

Ms. Rozy

Ms. Ravinder Pal Kaur

Ms. Manpreet Kaur

Ms. Harpreet Kaur

Ms. Harjit Kaur

Ms. Simperpreet Kaur

Ms. Neha Kohli

Mr. Vikas Sharma

Mr. Mandeep Singh

Ms. Rupali Garg

Ms. Manpreet Kaur Randhawa

Ms. Rimpy Vaid

Ms. Sakshi Mahajan

Deptt. of Cosmetology

Ms. Simranjit Kaur

Mrs. Anu Sally

Mrs. Anita Mahajan

Deptt. of Sociology

Ms. Sandeep Kaur

Deptt. of Psychology

Ms. Ramneek Ahuja

Deptt. of Library

Mrs. Raj Sharma


Annexure 2.5

LIST OF SEMINARS & CONFERENCES FOR THE SESSION 2014-15

Sr.

No. Name

Seminar/

conferences Topic Level Date

1. Dr. Indra Virk World Punjabi

Conference Canada

Lok Nach Giddha

Badlde Paripekh

International June 2015 Presented

Paper

Music Therapy Music Therapy in

Sominia

National 21/11/2014

Presented

Paper

Drug Abuse: Cause

Effects, Treatment

and Preventive

Measures

Noujwana Vich

Vadh Rahe Nashe

De Karan

National 22/11/2014 Presented

Paper

Healthy Body

Results in Healthy

Personality

Yoga Chikitsa

Pranali


Paper

Relevance of

Philosophy of Guru

Ravi Das In the Era

of Globalization

Bhagat Ravi Das

Bani Vich

Begampure Da

Sankalp


Paper

Methodologies for

Recycling: The Need

of the Hour

Dharat Suhavi National 27/04/2014

Presented

Paper

2. Ms. Udesh Kumari Music Therapy Sangeet Chakitsha National 21/11/2014 Presented

Paper

Drug Abuse: Cause

Effects, Treatment

and Preventive

Measures

Drug Abuse National 22/11/2014 Presented

Paper

Relevance of

Philosophy of Guru

Ravi Das In the Era

of Globalization

Guru Ravi Das Ji Da

Adhyatmik Sandesh


Paper

Methodologies for

Recycling: The Need

of the Hour

Recycling and

Reuse of Waste

National 27/04/2014

Presented

Paper

Fusion Music National 07/02/2015

Presented

Paper

3. Ms. Neetu Seth Music Therapy Role of Music in

Teaching English as

Second Language


Paper

Quality

Enhancement in

Higher Education

Research

Orientation Colleges


Paper


4. Dr.(Mrs.) Lucky

Sharma

Revitalizing

Education Policy

for Safer Women

World

Vartman Siksha

Pranali Va Nari:

Satithi, Sankat

Avum Nirakaran


Paper

Music Therapy Vartman Yug Wich

Sangeet Therapy De

Prasangikta/Sarthakta


Paper

Drug Abuse: Cause

Effects, Treatment

and Preventive

Measures

Drug Abuse and

Punjab


Paper

Relevance of

Philosophy of Guru

Ravi Das In the Era

of Globalization

Relevance of Guru

Ravi Das Bani In the

Era of Globalization


Paper

Healthy Body

Results in Healthy

Personality

Management in

Solid Waste Yoga

and 'Tan Changa te

Man Changa'


Paper

5. Mrs. Baljit Kaur Physical Education

Health & Sports

Science

Common Medical

Problem in Basket

Ball Injuries

National 24/01/2015

to

26/01/2015

Presented

Paper

Music Therapy Role of Music in

Sports

National 21/11/2014

Presented

Paper

Drug Abuse: Cause

Effects, Treatment

and Preventive

Measures

Common Medical

Problems in Basket-

Ball Injuries


Paper

6. Mr. Harish Sharma Networking

Security

Networking Security National

12/07/2015 Presented

Paper

Emerging Trends

and Technology

National

28/02/2015 Presented

Paper

Swami Vivekanand

Nationalism

National

24/03/2015

Presented

Paper

Dr. B R Ambedkar

and Women's

Empowerment in

India

National

21/03/2015

Presented

Paper

Drug Abuse: Cause

Effects, Treatment

and Preventive

Measures

Impact of Drug

Abuse and Health

and Society


Paper

Music Therapy Application of

Computer-Aided

Music Composition

in Music Therapy

National 21/11/2014

Presented

Paper

Methodologies for

Recycling: The

Need of the Hour

Impact of Green

Computing on IT

National 27/04/2014

Presented

Paper


7. Mrs. Ekta Bhandari Methodologies for

Recycling: The

Need of the Hour

National 27/04/2014

Presented

Paper

Music Therapy Role of Music in

Child Development

National 21/11/2014

Presented

Paper

Drug Abuse: Cause

Effects, Treatment

and Preventive

Measures

Drug Abuse: A

Social Menace


Paper

Relevance of

Vivekanand

Teachings in

Modern Era

National

21/03/2015

Presented

Paper

8. Dr. (Mrs.) Ritu

Goswami

Drug Abuse: Cause

Effects, Treatment

and Preventive

Measures

Importance of Plants

in Recovery from

Drug


Paper

9. Mr. Sushil Kumar Quality Higher

Education

How to Promote

Research

Orientation in

Colleges


Paper

10. Mrs. Supriya

Duggal

Drug Abuse: Cause

Effects, Treatment

and Preventive

Measures

Demographics of

Drugs User in

Punjab


Paper

The influence of

organizational

cultural on attitude

towards

organizational

Change

National 06/03/2015

To

07/03/2015

Presented

Paper

Music Therapy Music and Stress

Management


Paper

Methodologies for

Recycling: The

Need of the Hour

Recycling of Waste National 27/04/2014

Presented

Paper

Relevance of

Philosophy of Guru

Ravi Das In the Era

of Globalization

Guru Ravi Das in

Organizational

Context


Paper

11. Dr. Narinder

Navroop

Relevance of

Philosophy of Guru

Ravi Das In the Era

of Globalization

Bhagat Ravi Das Ji

De Bani Vich Jaat

Paat Da Khandan


Paper

12. Ms. Charanpreet

Kaur

Music Therapy A Study of

Correlationship

between Music and

Personality


Paper


Drug Abuse: Cause

Effects, Treatment

and Preventive

Measures

Drug Mania at its

Alarming Stage in

Female Addicts


Paper

13. Ms. Gaganpreet

Walia

Music Therapy A Study of Sufi

Music and Poetry in

Context with the

Popular Culture and

Literature


Paper

Drug Abuse: Cause

Effects, Treatment

and Preventive

Measures

Relationship of

Popular Culture on

the Portrayal of

Drugs


Paper

14. Ms. Shruti Chopra Drug Abuse: Cause

Effects, Treatment

and Preventive

Measures

How Drug Abuse

Leads to Poverty


Paper

15. Ms. Sandeep Kaur Music Therapy Sociological Aspects

of Music Therapy


Paper

Drug Abuse: Cause

Effects, Treatment

and Preventive

Measures

Drug Abuse: A

Social Menace


Paper

Methodologies for

Recycling: The

Need of the Hour

Role of Society

Reducing Waste

Production

National 27/04/2014

Presented

Paper

Declining Sex Ratio:

It reasons and

repercussions

National 19/03/2015

Presented

Paper

16. Ms. Ranjit Kaur Drug Abuse: Cause

Effects, Treatment

and Preventive

Measures

Role of Parents,

Civil Society and

Government in

Prevention and

Control of Addiction

Problem


Paper

17. Dr. Satinder Kaur Drug Abuse: Cause

Effects, Treatment

and Preventive

Measures

Youth and Drugs National 22/11/2014 Presented

Paper

18. Mrs. Navneet Kaur Drug Abuse: Cause

Effects, Treatment

and Preventive

Measures

Drugs and Media National 22/11/2014 Presented

Paper

Relevance of

Philosophy of Guru

Ravi Das In the Era

of Globalization

Ravi Das Bani vich

Samajik Prasangita


Paper


19. Mrs. Navpreet Kaur Relevance of

Philosophy of Guru

Ravi Das In the Era

of Globalization

Bhagat Ravi Das Ji

De Bani Vich Jaat

Paat Da Sankalp


Paper

20. Mrs. Poonam

Kumari

Relevance of

Philosophy of Guru

Ravi Das In the Era

of Globalization

Bhagat Ravi Das Ji

De Bani Sartikta


Paper

21. Mrs. Anita Mahajan Drug Abuse: Cause

Effects, Treatment

and Preventive

Measures

Drugs: Causes,

Effects and

Solutions


Paper

22. Mrs. Shabnam

Prabha

Drug Abuse: Cause

Effects, Treatment

and Preventive

Measures

Sabhyacharek Vishe

Wich Nashebandi


Paper

Relevance of

Philosophy of Guru

Ravi Das In the Era

of Globalization

Bhagat Ravi Das

Bani Ek Adhyan


Paper

23. Dr. (Mrs.) Hardeep

Kaur

Drug Abuse: Cause

Effects, Treatment

and Preventive

Measures

Causes of Drug

Abuse


Paper

24. Dr. Shailja Saili Relevance of

Philosophy of Guru

Ravi Das In the Era

of Globalization

Sant Ravi Das Aur

Sant Kabir Da

Tulnatmak Adhyan


Paper

25. Mrs. Anu Sally Drug Abuse: Cause

Effects, Treatment

and Preventive

Measures

India's Unbearable

Lightness of Being

in the Industry of

Cosmetology: Use

of Overuse of Drugs


Paper

26. Ms. Ramneek Aujla Music Therapy Music Therapy: An

Intervention for

Mental Disorder


Paper

Drug Abuse: Cause

Effects, Treatment

and Preventive

Measures

Psychology of Drug

Addicts


Paper

27. Mr. Gautam

Bhardwaj

Methodologies for

Recycling: The

Need of the Hour

Radioactive and

Waste Management

National 27/04/2014

Presented

Paper

28. Ms. Kuljinder Kaur Methodologies for

Recycling: The

Need of the Hour

Recycling

Methodologies Need

of The Hour Health

Care and Waste

Management

National 27/04/2014

Presented

Paper


29. Ms. Prabhjeet Kaur Methodologies for

Recycling: The

Need of the Hour

Recycling of

Electronic Waste

National 27/04/2014

Presented

Paper

30. Mr. Kapil Paul Methodologies for

Recycling: The

Need of the Hour

Recycling of

Nuclear Wastes

National 27/04/2014

Presented

Paper

31. Ms. Alisha Tuli Methodologies for

Recycling: The

Need of the Hour

Recycling of Plastic National 27/04/2014

Presented

Paper

32. Mrs. Pooja Chugh Music Therapy Music and

Personality

Development

National 21/11/2014

Presented

Paper

33. Dr. Gurinder Kaur Methodologies for

Recycling: The

Need of the Hour

Waste Management:

Need of Hour

National 27/04/2014

Presented

Paper

34. Dr. Kalpana Sharma Samajik Yatharth

Aur Nari Aasmita Ki

Khoj: Maintriya

Pushpa Ka

Upanayas "Atma

Kabutri"

National 20/03/2015

Presented

Paper

35. Mrs. Tirath Bala Methodologies for

Recycling: The

Need of the Hour

The Causes for and

Against Disposable

Paper Plates

National 27/04/2014

Presented

Paper

36. Mrs. Nihita Sharma Methodologies for

Recycling: The

Need of the Hour

Bio Medical Wastes

and Management

National 27/04/2014

Presented

Paper

37. Mr. Mandeep Singh Mobile

Collaboration and

E-Learning

National 14/02/2015

Presented

Paper

38. Ms. Shakshi

Mahajan

Cloud Computing

and its Services

National 14/02/2015

Presented

Paper

39. Mrs. Deepti Kanda Workshop ----------- National 31/08/2014

Resource

Person

Workshop Sketching Portrait

Making

National 11/02/2015

Resource

Person

40. Mrs Rajwinder

Kaur

Music Therapy Sangeet Ate

Manovgyan

National 21/11/2014

Presented

Paper


Annexure 2.7

WORKING AND TEACHING DAYS 2014-15

Sr. No. Months Working Days

1 July 24

2 August 24

3 September 25

4 October 19

5 November 21

6 December 17

7 January 20

8 February 21

9 March 24

10 April 25

11 May 03

Total Working Days 223

Total Teaching Days 180

Annexure 2.9

MEMBER OF BOARD OF STUDIES (2)

1. Mrs. Tirath Bala (Member of Board of Studies)

2. Mrs. Shabnam Prabha (Member of Board of Studies)

MEMBER OF FACULTY (7)

1. Mrs. Nihita Sharma (Member of Faculty of Life Science)

2. Mrs. Ekta Bhandari (Member of Faculty of Science)

3. Mrs. Lovely Sandhu (Member of Faculty of Social Science)

4. Mrs. Shabnam Prabha (Member of Faculty of Languages)

5. Mrs. Deepti Kanda (Member of Visual and Performing Art)

6. Dr. (Mrs.) Indra Virk (Member of Languages)

7. Mr. Harish Sharma (Member of Faculty)


Annexure 2.11

Format – VI : Results for the year 2014-15

S.

No.

Course / Prog / Class No. of

students appeared

No. of

students passed

No. of

students failed

College

pass % age

Uni.Pass

%age

TREND

Upward / Downward

1 BA(WEMP) SEM I 23 23 100.00 52.17

2 BA(WEMP) SEM II 22 17 5 62.96 40.91

3 BA SEM I 174 174 100.00 32.36

4 BA SEM II 154 137 17 80.12 47.54

5 BA SEM III 186 186 100.00

6 BA SEM IV 181 181 100.00 56.64

7 BA SEM V 207 207 100.00

8 BA SEM VI 141 141 100.00 63.49

9 BSC (MED) SEM I 58 58 100.00 40.22

10 BSC (MED) SEM II 53 42 11 65.63 46.71

11 BSC (MED) SEM III 66 66 100.00

12 BSC (MED) SEM IV 63 63 100.00 63.11

13 BSC (MED) SEM V 46 46 100.00

14 BSC (MED) SEM VI 32 32 100.00 77.48

15 BSC (NON MED) SEM I 61 61 100.00 40.22

16 BSC (NON MED) SEM II 58 49 9 73.13 46.71

17 BSC (NON MED) SEM III 44 44 100.00

18 BSC (NON MED) SEM IV 43 43 100.00 63.11

19 BSC (NON MED) SEM V 19 19 100.00

20 BSC (NON MED) SEM VI 16 16 100.00 77.48

21 BSC (CSC) SEM I 63 63 100.00 40.22

22 BSC (CSC) SEM II 62 55 7 79.71 46.71

23 BSC (CSC) SEM III 37 37 100.00

24 BSC (CSC) SEM IV 36 36 100.00 63.11

25 BSC (CSC) SEM V 26 26 100.00

26 BSC (CSC) SEM VI 16 16 100.00 77.48

27 BSC (ECO) SEM I 29 29 100.00 40.22

28 BSC (ECO) SEM II 29 26 3 81.25 46.71

29 BSC (ECO) SEM III 33 33 100.00

30 BSC (ECO) SEM IV 32 32 100.00 63.11

31 BSC (ECO) SEM V 30 30 100.00

32 BSC (ECO) SEM VI 20 20 100.00 77.48

33 BSC (IT) SEM I 13 13 100.00 37.38


34 BSC (IT) SEM II 13 13 100.00 43.98

35 BSC (IT) SEM III 13 13 100.00 52.02

36 BSC (IT) SEM IV 13 13 100.00 61.36

37 BSC (IT) SEM V 5 5 100.00 76053

38 BSC (IT) SEM VI 5 5 100.00 68.4

39 B.COM (P) SEM I 52 52 100.00 65.68

40 B.COM (P) SEM II 51 49 2 92.45 55.82

41 B.COM (P) SEM III 36 36 100.00 68.25

42 B.COM (P) SEM IV 36 36 100.00 78.96

43 B.COM (P) SEM V 52 52 100.00 85.38

44 B.COM (P) SEM VI 42 42 100.00 78.4

45 B.COM SEM III 10 10 100.00 59.95

46 B.COM SEM IV 10 10 100.00 78.9

47 B.COM SEM V 18 18 100.00 70.19

48 B.COM SEM VI 17 17 100.00 55.39

49 BBA SEM I 1 1 100.00 45.66

50 BBA SEM III 11 11 100.00 65.43

51 BBA SEM IV 10 10 100.00 69.71

52 BBA SEM V 6 6 100.00 79.49

53 BBA SEM VI 5 5 100.00 74.77

54 BCA SEM I 36 36 100.00 41.37

55 BCA SEM II 34 33 1 94.29 41.1

56 BCA SEM III 34 34 100.00 53.18

57 BCA SEM IV 33 33 100.00 67.66

58 BCA SEM V 43 43 100.00 78.57

59 BCA SEM VI 25 25 100.00 65.4

60 MA(PUNJABI) SEM I 58 58 100.00 72.49

61 MA(PUNJABI) SEM II 56 56 100.00 59.97

62 MA(PUNJABI) SEM III 56 56 100.00 65.91

63 MA(PUNJABI) SEM IV 52 52 100.00 60.31

64 MA(HINDI) SEM I 12 12 100.00 79.46

65 MA(HINDI) SEM II 12 12 100.00 92.86

66 MSC(CSC) SEM I 28 28 100.00 61.1

67 MSC(CSC) SEM II 29 29 100.00 81.55

68 MSC(CSC) SEM III 26 26 100.00 93.52

69 MSC(CSC) SEM IV 26 26 100.00 86.63

70 MSC(IT) SEM I 30 30 100.00 71.29

71 MSC(IT) SEM II 29 29 100.00 82.09


72 MSC(IT) SEM III 29 29 100.00 76.52

73 MSC(IT) SEM IV 24 24 100.00 65.05

74 MSC(MATHS) SEM I 47 47 100.00 48.82

75 MSC(MATHS) SEM II 45 44 1 95.65 67.5

76 M.COM SEM I 56 56 100.00 74.27

77 M.COM SEM II 54 53 1 96.36 91.14

78 PGDCA SEM I 21 21 100.00 67.89

79 PGDCA SEM II 20 20 100.00 62.34

80 PGDGCFD SEM I 8 8 100.00 90.18

81 PGDGCFD SEM II 8 8 100.00 92.23

82 PGDCHC SEM I 8 8 100.00 100

83 PGDCHC SEM II 7 7 100.00

84 DCA SEM I 9 9 100.00 45.31

85 DCA SEM II 7 7 100.00 51.62

86 DIP. IN STG. & TLG. SEM I 14 14 100.00 70.97

87 DIP. IN STG. & TLG. SEM II 15 15 100.00 71.56

88 DIP. IN COS. SEM I 7 7 100.00 81.01

89 DIP. IN COS. SEM II 4 4 100.00 92.36


Annexure 2.11

S.

No. Class

Uni. Roll

No.

C.R.

No. Name Father's Name

Obtained/Maximum

Marks with % age Position

1 PGDGCFDS2 30411400151 6408 Amandeep Kaur Bhupinder Singh 599/700/85.57% Distinction

2 PGDGCFDS2 30411400145 6401 Depinderbir Kaur Harbans Singh 599/700/85.57% Distinction

3 PGDGCFDS2 30411400148 6404 Gurwinder Kaur Gurnam Singh 595/700/85.00% Distinction

4 DSTS2 40471400382 6516 Kiran Dharminder 423/500/84.60% Distinction

5 DSTS2 40471400377 6508 Chandandeep Kaur Puran Singh 421/500/84.20% Distinction

6 DSTS2 40471400384 6519 Parminder Kaur Parsa Singh 418/500/83.60% Distinction

7 PGDGCFDS2 30411400147 6403 Sukhjit Kaur Dhanraj Singh 585/700/83.57% Distinction

8 PGDGCFDS2 30411400149 6405 Deepwinder Kaur Gurdeep Singh 578/700/82.57% Distinction

9 PGDGCFDS2 30411400152 6409 Amandeep Kaur Joginder Singh 572/700/81.71% Distinction

10 DSTS2 40471400386 6521 Kirandeep Kaur Sucha Singh 406/500/81.20% Distinction

11 DCOSS2 40481400162 6608 Arashdeep Kaur Jatinder Singh 321/400/80.25% Distinction

12 PGDCAS2 30351401151 6301 Manpreet Kaur Jagdev Singh 640/800/80.00% Distinction

13 PGDGCFDS2 30411400146 6402 Harjit Kaur Jaswant Singh 558/700/79.71% Distinction

14 PGDCAS2 30351401154 6305 Daljit Kaur Kulbir Singh 635/800/79.38% Distinction

15 DCAS2 40441400437 6707 Palwinder Kaur Sharanjit Singh 315/400/78.75% 1st in District

16 DCAS2 40441400431 6705 Kanwaljit Kaur Ajit Singh 313/400/78.25% 2nd in District

17 PGDCAS2 30351401168 6321 Sukhpreet Kaur Baljit Singh 621/800/77.63% Distinction

18 DSTS2 40471400383 6518 Manpreet Kaur Majot Singh 386/500/77.20% Distinction

19 DCAS2 40441400438 6708 Pallavi Rampal Harish Chander Rampal 306/400/76.50% 3rd in District

20 DCOSS2 40481400165 6605 Harbaldeep Kaur Gursharanjit Singh 302/400/75.50% Distinction

21 PGDCAS2 30351401155 6306 Navjot Kaur Lakhbir Singh 603/800/75.38% Distinction

22 PGDCAS2 30351401153 6304 Payal Narang Gurpreet Singh 600/800/75.00% Distinction


Annexure 2.13

1. Faculty participation in GOC/RC

Name of Faculty Department Nature of Course and

Place Date and Session

Dr. (Mrs.) Gurinder Kaur Mathematics

Attended GOC-97 Prog. at

GNDU, Amritsar

05/05/2015

to

01/06/2015

Dr. (Mrs.) Ritu Goswami Botany

Attended Refresher HRDC,

Jamia Millia Islamia,

New Delhi

05/05/2015

to

25/05/2015

2. Summer/Winter School/Workshops etc.

Name of Faculty Department Nature of Course and

Place Date and Session

Mr. Harish Sharma Computer Science

Attended Winter School

GNDU, Amritsar 12/12/2014

to

01/01/2015

Ms. Neetu Seth English


GNDU, Amritsar

12/12/2014

to

01/01/2015

Mr. Sushil Kumar Physics


GNDU, Amritsar

12/12/2014

to

01/01/2015

Mr. Harish Sharma Computer Science

Attended Workshop on

Mathematical Modelling

SSM College, Dinanagar

07/06/2014

to

21/06/2014


Annexure-III

RESEARCH, CONSULTANCY AND EXTENTION

Annexure 3.2(a)

On Going Project Major

Women Studies Centre

Swami Dayanand Studies centre

Gandhian Studies centre

Annexure3.2(b)

4 Submitted (Major Project)

1. Dr.(Mrs) Ritu Goswami – An Ethnaoeotanical Study of Medical Plants of District Gurdaspur,

Punjab, India

2, Dr.(Mrs)Hardeep Kaur – Emerging Pattern of Industrialization and Human Resource Development in

Punjab (A study of Amritsar and Gurdaspur District)

3. Dr. (Mrs)Lucky Sharma- Role of Guru Ravidas in world peace

4. Dr.(Mrs).Gurinder Kaur-Comparitive Study of IQ level of male/female Mathematics

Annexure3.3 (a) Detail regarding (Minor Projects)-5 submitted

1. Mrs.Supriya Duggal –Study of Women Entrepreneurship in Batala

2. Mrs .Ekta Bhandari- Chemical Analysis of water from Slum area and Hansli of Batala City

3. Dr. (Mrs) Gurinder Kaur-Comaparitive Study of IQ level of Male/Female Mathematics

4. Mrs. Deepti Kanda- Study of Art and architecture of Batala and its surroundings.

5. Dr. (Mrs) Hardeep Kaur-Energy Strategy for India –Policies, Possibilities and Challenges


Annexure 3.4 (a)

INTERNATIONAL PUBLICATION

1. Mr. Harish Kumar Sharma got a paper published on “PGA Scheduling with cloud computer” in

“International Journal of Computer applications and IT”, Vol. 6 Issue 11 ,Aug-Sep 2014.

2. Ms. Gaganpreet Walia got a paper published on “Critical Analysis of the theme of Family is

Elkunhnchwar’s as one Discardeth old clothes” in “International Journal of English Language, Literature

and Humanities” in Vol-II Issue VIII Dec 2014,ISSN 2321-7065

3. Mrs .Meenakshi Duggal published a paper on “Where is Gandhism?” in International Journal of

economics and Business Review with ISSN No.2349-0187, VOL III Mar -2015 and SJIF Impact Factor

(2015) : 5.509

4. Mrs .Meenakshi Duggal published a paper on “Outsourcing-A new mode of Capitalistic Surplus” in

International Journal of Socio Economic and Environmental outlook with ISSN No.2348-4101, VOL II

Feb. -2015 and SJIF Impact Factor (2015) : 4.312.

5. Dr. Narinder Navroop Published a paper on “Pakistan di Punjabi Kahani de Chinch Praband” in “Jago

International” ISSN No.2277-3266.

Annexure 3.4 (b)

NATIONAL PUBLICATIONS

1. Prof.Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen, Principal got a paper published on “Diaspora’s dislocation and M.G

Vasanji’s. The in-between world of Vikram lall” in a book on contemporary English Literature

ideological Presepectives with ISBN –978-81-924371-2-5

2. Dr. (Mrs.) Lucky Sharma got a paper published on “Sukhmani Sahib Jagat Da Sankalp” in Journal

“Chirag” with ISSN no.-2349-3658

(ii) Got paper published on “Aurtan da Sushaktikaran Benam Ajoke Aurat di Stithi” in the journal “Chirag”

with ISSN no. 2349-3658

3. Mrs. Raj SharmaGot a Menior published in Peer reviewed Hindi Journal Kashaf released in Dec -2014.

4. Dr. (Mrs.) Kalapana Sharma got a paper published on “Krishna kavyo Paranpura aur Priyapravas :

Navneen Udbhavanaon Ke Sandersh mein” in research Journal “Sahitya Sanchay”

5. Mr. Harish Kumar got a paper published on Impact on Green Computing on IT at SDAM College on 14th

Feb 2015.

6. Dr. (Mrs.) Shailja Saili published a poem in “Dainik Bhaskar” on Sep 2015.


Annexure 3.4 (c)

PUBLICATION IN PROCEEDING OF SEMINAR

1. Dr. (Mrs) Ajay Sareen got a paper published on “Bhagat Ravidas Bani vich Samajik Samanta da

Sankalp” in the seminar proceeding “Relevance of Philosophy of Guru Ravidas in era of

Globalization”.

2. Mrs.Ekta Bhandari got a paper published on “Role of Music in Child Development” in proceedings of

UGC sponsored National Seminar on “Music Therapy”.

(ii) Got a paper published on “Drug Abuse : A Social Menace” in proceedings of UGC sponsored National

seminar on “Drug Abuse: Causes , Effects, Treatment and Preventive Measures”.

3.(i) Mrs.Baljit Kaur got a paper published on “Role of Music In Sports” in proceedings of UGC

sponsored National Seminar on “Music Therapy”.

(ii) Got a paper published on “Common Medical Problems in Basket Ball injuries ” in proceedings of UGC

sponsored National seminar on “Drug Abuse: Causes , Effects, Treatment and Preventive Measures”.

(iii) Got a paper published on “Yoga as a way of life” in the seminar proceeding “healthy body results in

Healthy Personality”.

4. (i) Prof. Charanjeet Kaur got a paper published on “A study of Correlationship between Music and

Personality” in proceedings of UGC sponsored National Seminar on “Music Therapy”.

(ii) Got a paper published on “Drug Mania at its alarming increasing in Female Addicts” in proceedings

of UGC sponsored National seminar on “Drug abuse: Causes, Effects, Treatment and Preventive

Measures”.

5 (i). Prof. Gaganpreet Walia got a paper published on “ A Study of Sufi Music and Poetry in Context with

the popular Culture and Literature in proceeding of UGC sponsored National Seminar on “Music

Therapy”.

(ii) Got a paper published on “relationship of popular Culture on the Portrayal of Drugs” in proceedings of

UGC sponsored National Seminar on “Drug abuse: Causes ,Effects, Treatment and Preventive

Measures”.

6.(i) Dr. Lucky Sharma got a paper published on Vartman Yug Vich Sangeet Therapy di

Prasangikta/Starthakta “ in proceedings of UGC sponsored National Seminar on “Music Therapy”.

(ii) Got a paper published on “Drug addiction in Politics in relation to Punjab” in proceedings of UGC

sponsored National seminar on “Drug abuse: Causes ,Effects, Treatment and Preventive Measures”.

(iii) Got a paper published on "Punjabi Management of solid Waste” in the seminar proceeding

“Methodoligies for recycling”.

(iv) Got a paper published on “Yog ate Tan Changa te Man Changa” in the seminar proceeding “Healthy

body results in Healthy Personality”.


7. Prof. Shruti Chopra got a paper published on “How drug abuse Leads to Poverty?” in proceedings of

UGC sponsored National seminar on “Drug Abuse: Causes, Effects, Treatment and Preventive

Measures”.

8 (i) Prof. Sandeep Kaur got a paper published on "Drug Abuse: A social Menace" in proceedings of UGC

sponsored National seminar on “Drug Abuse: Causes , Effects, Treatment and Preventive Measures”.

(ii) Got a paper published on "Role of Society in Reducing the Waste" in the seminar proceedings of UGC

sponsored National seminar on "Methodologies for Recycling: The Need of the Hour".

(iii) Got a paper published on “Bhagat Ravidas Ji: Contemproray Socio-political aspects in his Bani” in the

seminar proceedings of UGC sponsored National seminar on “Relevance of Philosophy of Guru

Ravidas in era of Globalization”.

9. Prof. Ranjit Kaur got a paper published on “Role of Parents ,Civil societies and Government in

Prevention and control of addiction Problem” proceedings of UGC sponsored National seminar on

“Drug Abuse: Causes , Effects, Treatment and Preventive Measures”.

10. Dr. Satinder Kaur got a paper published on "Youth and Drugs" in proceedings of UGC sponsored

National seminar on “Drug Abuse: Causes , Effects, Treatment and Preventive Measures”.

11. Prof. Navreet Kaur got a paper published on “Drugs and Media” in proceedings of UGC sponsored


12. (i) Prof.Anita Mahajan got a paper published on “Drugs :Causes ,Effects, and Solution ” in proceedings

of UGC sponsored National seminar on “Drug Abuse: Causes , Effects, Treatment and Preventive

Measures”.

(ii) Got a paper published on “Personality Development” in the seminar proceedings of UGC sponsored

National seminar on “Healthy Body Results in Healthy Personality”.

13.(i) Prof. Shabnam Prabha got a paper published on “Sabyacharak Vishe Wich Nashebandi ” in

proceedings of UGC sponsored National seminar on “Drug Abuse: Causes , Effects, Treatment and

Preventive Measures”.

(ii) Got a paper published on “Bani bhagat Ravidas ik Adheaan” in the seminar proceeding “Relevance

of Philosophy of Guru Ravidas in era of Globalization”.

14. Dr.Hardeep Kaur got a paper published on “Cause of Drug Abuse” in proceedings of UGC sponsored


15. (i) Prof. Anu Sally got a paper published on “India’s Unbearable lightness of being in the Indusrtry of

Cosmotology :Use and overuse of drugs ” in proceedings of UGC sponsored National seminar on

“Drug Abuse: Causes , Effects, Treatment and Preventive Measures”.

(ii) Got a paper published on “Skin care” in the seminar proceedings of UGC sponsored National seminar

on “Healthy Body Results in Healthy Personality”.

16. (i) Ms. Prabhjeet Kaur got a paper published on “Recycling of Electronic Waste” in the seminar

proceeding of UGC sponsored National seminar on "Methodologies for Recycling: The Need

of the Hour".


(ii) Got a paper published on “Healthy Diet For Healthy Life” in the seminar proceedings of UGC

sponsored National seminar on “Healthy Body Results in Healthy Personality”.

17. Ms. Navneet Kaur got a paper published on “Biodegradation of Plastic: Role of Micro Organism

in the seminar proceeding of UGC sponsored National seminar on "Methodologies for

Recycling: The Need of the Hour".

18. Mr. Kapil Paul got a paper published on “Recycling of Nuclear Waste” in the seminar proceedings

of UGC sponsored National seminar on "Methodologies for Recycling: The Need of the

Hour".

19. Ms. Kuljinder Kaur got a paper published on “Healthcare Waste Management ” in the seminar

proceedings of UGC sponsored National seminar on "Methodologies for Recycling: The

Need of the Hour".

20. Ms. Alisha Tuli got a paper published on “Recycling of plastic ” in the seminar proceedings of

UGC sponsored National seminar on "Methodologies for Recycling: The Need of the

Hour".

21. (i) Mrs. Supriya Duggal got a paper published on “Recycling of Waste Management” in the seminar


Need of the Hour".

(ii) Got a paper published on “Guru Ravidas Ji –In Organizational Context” in the seminar proceedings

of UGC sponsored National seminar on “Relevance of Philosophy of Guru Ravidas in Era of

Globalization”.

22. (i) Ms. Udesh Kumari got a paper published on "Music Waste material" in the seminar proceedings of

UGC sponsored National seminar on "Methodologies for Recycling: The Need of the

Hour".

(ii) Got a paper published on “Antrik Saundarya” in the seminar proceedings of UGC sponsored

National seminar on “Healthy Body Results in Healthy Personality”.

23. Dr. Indra Rani got a paper published on “Dharat Suhawi ” in the seminar proceedings of UGC

sponsored National seminar on "Methodologies for Recycling: The Need of the Hour".

24. Dr. Gurinder Kaur got a paper published on “Waste Management: Need of Hour” in the seminar

proceedings of UGC sponsored National seminar on "Methodologies for Recycling: The Need

of the Hour".

25. (i) Mr. Harish Kumar Sharma got a paper published on”Impact of Green Computing on it” in the

seminar proceedings of UGC sponsored National seminar on "Methodologies for Recycling:

The Need of the Hour".

(ii) Got a paper published on “Impact of yoga on Health” in the seminar proceedings of UGC sponsored

National seminar on “Healthy Body results in Healthy Personality”.

26. Mr. Gautam Bhardwaj got a paper published on “Radio Active waste Management” in the seminar


Need of the Hour".


27. Ms. Simranjit Kaur got a paper published on “Skin care” in the seminar proceedings of UGC

sponsored National seminar on “Healthy Body Results in Healthy Personality”.

28. Ms. Sunaina Gupta got a paper published on “The Delicious Link –nutrition and Depression” in

the seminar proceedings of UGC sponsored National seminar on “Healthy Body Results in

Healthy Personality”.

29. Mr. Sushil Kumar got a paper published on “Negative Effects of cosmetics” in the seminar

proceedings of UGC sponsored National seminar on “Healthy Body Results in Healthy

Personality”.

30. Ms. Poonam Kumari got a paper published on “Bhagat Ravidas Ji di Bani di Sarthakta” in the

seminar proceedings of UGC sponsored National seminar on “Relevance of Philosophy of Guru

Ravidas in era of Globalization”.

31. Prof. Neetu Seth got a paper published on “Role of Music in Teaching English as Second

Language” in proceedings of UGC sponsored National Seminar on “Music Therapy”.

32. Dr. (Mrs). Indra Virk got a paper published on “Bhagat Ravidas Bani vich Begampure da Sankalp”

in the seminar proceedings of UGC sponsored National seminar on “Relevance of Philosophy of

Guru Ravidas in era of Globalization”.

33. Dr. (Mrs) Narinder Navroop got a paper published on “Bhagat Ravidas Ji di Bani vich Jaat-Paat da

Khandan” in the seminar proceedings of UGC sponsored National seminar on “Relevance of

Philosophy of Guru Ravidas in era of Globalization”.

34. Dr. (Mrs) Shailja Saili got a paper published on “Sant Ravidas aur Sant Kabir Tulnatmak Adheaan ”

in the seminar proceedings of UGC sponsored National seminar on “Relevance of Philosophy of

Guru Ravidas in era of Globalization”


Annexure 3.7

BOOKS PUBLISHED

Teacher’s name

Name of Book ISBN No.

Mr. Harish Sharma

Software

Engineering

938-93-83730-41-4

Mr. Harish Sharma

Computer

Science

978-93-83730-07-0

Mr. Harish Sharma

Data Structure and

File Processing

978-93-83730-42-1

Mr. Harish Sharma [

Information System

978-93-83730-12-4

Mrs. Ekta Bhandari

Applied Organic Chemistry

978-93-82876-67-0

Annexure3.11

1. Dept. of Music organised a National Level UGC Sponsored Seminar on the topic of “MUSIC

THERAPY” on 21st November, 2014.

2. Dept. of Music organised a National Level UGC Sponsored Seminar on the topic of “DRUG ABUSE:

CAUSES, EFFECTS, TREATMENT AND PREVENTIVE MEASURES” on 22nd

November, 2014.

3. Dept. of Music organised a National Level UGC Sponsored Seminar on the topic of “RELEVANCE OF

PHILOSOPHY OF GURU RAVIDAS IN ERA OF GLOBALIZATION” on 18th

April, 2015.

4. Dept. of Music organised a National Level UGC Sponsored Seminar on the topic of “HEALTHY

BODY RESULTS IN HEALTHY PERSONALITY” on 25th

April, 2015.

5. Dept. of Music organised a National Level UGC Sponsored Seminar on the topic of “RECYCLING

METHODOLOGY: NEED OF THE HOUR” on 27th

April, 2015


Annexure 3.12 SUBJECT EXPERTS

1. Mrs. Raj Sharma

2. Mr. Sushil Kumar

3. Ms. Neetu Seth

4. Dr. Narinder Navroop

5. Dr. Mrs. Shailja Saili

6. Mrs. Ritu Goswami

7. Ms. Deepti Kanda

8. Mrs. Baljit Kaur

Annexure 3.13 NUMBER OF COLLABORATION

1. Charu Castle

2. D.A.V University

3. TIME Institute

4. Skill Sigma

Annexure 3.14 NUMBER OF LINKAGES CREATED DURING THIS YEAR

1. Charu Castle

2. D.A.V University

3. TIME Institute

4. Skill Sigma

5. Team Lease

6. Tera Education


Annexure 3.17 NUMBER OF AWARDS /RECOGNITIONS RECEIVED BY FACULTY

DISTRICT LEVEL

1. Mrs. Shabnam Prabha

2. Mrs. Meenakshi Duggal

3. Dr. (Mrs.) Lucky Sharma

4. Dr. (Mrs.) Kalpana Sharma

5. Mrs. Simmi Sharma

6. Mrs. Baljit Kaur

7. Mrs. Ekta Bhandari

8. Dr. (Mrs.) Gurinder Kaur

STATE LEVEL

1. Mrs. Ekta Bhandari

2. Dr. (Mrs.) Gurinder Kaur


Annexure 3.25

EXTENSION ACTIVITIES BY NSS DEPARTMENT

Sr. No. Date Activity Detail

1. 17-5-14 Seminar on “Awareness against drugs”. 2. 10-7-14 Celebrated “Care For Trees” 3. 18-7-14 Seminar On “Population Explosion” 4. 05-8-14 Seminar on “Self Defense” 5. 07-8-14 Film on HIV AIDS by Red Cross Society

6. 06-8-14 to13-8-14 Computer Literacy Classes

7. 12-8-14 Tree Plantation by IG Mr. Paramraj Singh

8. 16-8-14 International Youth Day –Speech Competition and oath

ceremony on Independence day

9. 20-8-14 Oath Ceremony Day

10 20-8-14 Visit to Gaushala

11 23-9-14 International Peace Day

12. 27-9-14 International Literacy Day

13- 24-9-14 Movie on self defense

14 02-10-14 Cleanliness Campaign

15. 28-10-14 Lecture on Bhagni Nivedita

16. 31-10-14 Celebration on birth anniversary of Sardar Patel

17. 13-11-14 Blood Donation camp by Mahatma Hans Raj

18. 31-1-15 Slogan writing completion on Martyrs

(celebrated Martyrs Day)

19 08-3-15 Women day Celebration

Annexure 3.26 OTHER EXTENSION ACTIVITIES

1. College organized a Hawan Yogna on 7th July, 2014 in the college Yagya Shalla.

2. Red Ribbon Club creates awareness on “AIDS” on 08-08-14.

3. On 22-08-14 Cosmetology Department organized Sawan Special Mehandi competition

4. Home Science Department organized week long workshop on crafts work from 25-08-14 to 02-09-14

5. Women studies centre organized Lecture on “Personal Care” on 7-10-14 in the College Campus.

6. Lecture on Status of Women in Punjab organised by Department of Political Science on 8-11-14

under Certificate Course in Human Rights.

7. Lecture on Changing Cultural values and its impact on 04-03-15 by Department of Political Science.


8. Visit to Dainik Prathna Sabha on 12-03-15 Social Service Club run by Department of Political

Science and mathematics donated stationery in Dainik Prathna Sabha.

9. A Panel Discussion on "Violence against Women" organised by Women Studies Centre and

Coordinator of BA (Women Empowerment) on 23-03-15, participants were Mrs. Anu Kawatra,

Mrs Amita Singh, Mrs. Jagjit Kaur, Mrs. Rajni Bala etc. participated in this discussion.

10. Celebration of Arya Samaj Sathapna Diwas by Dayanand Studies Centre on 31.03.14.

11. Swami Dayanand Studies centre organized an exhibition of posters on Swami Dayanand on 03-04-14.

12. Swami Dayanand Studies Centre organized a function on "The importance of Women Education and

the role of Mahatma Hans Raj in this field".

13. A special electronic media show was organized in the college seminar hall to introduce the learners

about the birth place of Swamiji’s on 20-10-14.

14. Prof. Raj Sharma and Prof. Sunil Dutt under the guidance of Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen , Principal

of College visited Old Age Asharam, Batala and distributed fruits and clothes among all the inmates

there.

15. To celebrate the 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Hans Raj a Blood Donation Camp was organized

in the college campus on 13-11-14.

16. The advent of the New Year 2015 was celebrated by Swami Dayanand Studies centre by organizing

Hawan –Yajna.

17. Celebrated the birth anniversary of Swami Dayanand Saraswati in which Poster -Making Contest was

organized on 14-02-15.

18. Swami Dayanand Studies centre organized a programme of Rishi Enlightment Day in the college.

19. Swami Dayananad Studies Centre organized Rishi Bodh Utsav at Agyawanti Marwaha DAV Girls

Senior Secondary School, Batala.

20. Awareness programme under the direction of SSP, Batala S. Indervir Singh Incharge of traffic

education Cell SI Raghubir Singh delivered a lecture on traffic rules on 05-03-15.

21. Visit to Vridh Asharam on 13-03-15 Department of Political Science with students of Certificate

Course in Human Rights to local old age home run by Dainik Prathna Sabha. Hawan, Bhajan and

cultural activities were performed and also some items of daily use were provided to residents.

22. Students Legal Literacy Cell Rose Buds to different vehicle holders to obey traffic rules on 24-03-15.

23. Dr. Ranganathan library readers club organized book exhibition on 18-04-14, 17-09-14, 19-01-15,

15-02-15


Annexure-V

PLACEMENTS Annexure 5.7

S.No. Name Department Placement

1. Ms. Samriti Cosmetology Entrepreneur

2. Ms. Mahima Sharma Cosmetology GNDU, Life Long Dept.

3. Ms. Meghna Sharma Cosmetology S.N. College, Maqbul Road, Amritsar

4. Ms. Ramanjit Kaur Punjabi Assistant Professor


5. Ms. Manpreet Kaur Punjabi Assistant Professor


6. Ms. Simardeep Kaur Science ICICI Bank, Ferozpur

7. Ms. Rupinder Kaur Science Shri Guru Harkrishan Sen. Sec. Public

School, Malianwal

8. Ms. Manpreet Kaur Music RD Khosla DAV Model School, Batala

9. Ms. Priyanka

Aggarwal Computer Science Knowledge Heights Institute, Batala

10. Ms. Harleen Kaur Computer Science DC Office, Gurdaspur

11. Ms. Rinkey Computer Science RD Khosla DAV Model School, Batala

12. Ms. Saloni Sharma Computer Science SL Bawa DAV College, Batala

13. Ms. Ankita Computer Science RD Khosla DAV Model School, Batala

14. Ms. Ramandeep

Kaur Computer Science Guru Harkrishan School, Ghuman

15. Ms. Harpreet Kaur Computer Science Ghuman International Public School,

Ghuman

16. Ms. Rajwant Kaur Computer Science School Teacher

17. Ms. Renu Bala Computer Science Baba Bhuda Sahib Model School, Dera

Road

18. Ms. Suman Bala Computer Science Dashmesh Public School

19. Ms. Sukhjeet Kaur Computer Science RM Memorial Public School, Batala

20. Ms. Navdeep Kaur Computer Science RD Khosla DAV Model School, Batala

21. Ms. Kuljit Kaur Computer Science

22. Ms. Kirandeep Kaur Computer Science Guru Ramdas Hospital, Batala

23. Ms. Navpreet Kaur Computer Science VVN High School

24. Ms. Manpreet Kaur Computer Science Janta Modern Sen. Sec. High School

25. Ms. Navdeep Kaur Computer Science ICICI Bank, Hissar


Annexure 5.8 (a)

Number of Seminars/Conference/Workshops/Refresher course organized on the topics Gender

Sensitization which have helped the faculties and students involved under the programme

Course.

Sr.

No. Date Topic Resource Person

1. 08/09/2014 Status of Women in Punjab

History

Dr. Mrs. Indra Rani

Asso. Prof. In Punjabi

RR Bawa DAV College for Girls, Batala,


Specialization in Feminine Sensibility in

Punjabi Folk Poetry

2. 09/09/2014 Status of Women in

Contemporary Punjab

Dr. Mrs. Indra Rani Asso. Prof. In Punjabi




Punjabi Folk Poetry

3. 10/09/2014 Status of Women in Sikh

Scriptures





Punjabi Folk Poetry

4. 12/09/2014

Formation of Chief Khalsa

Divan in Punjab & the spread

of Women Education





Punjabi Folk Poetry

5. 12/09/2014 Male Dominance & Women

Power

Mrs. Bhawna Kashyap MA in Sociology

& LLM

6. 17/09/2014 Matrimonial & Property

Rights of Women

Mrs. Bhawna Kashyap MA in Sociology

& LLM

7. 23/09/2014 Status of Women in Indian

Constitution

Mrs. Meenu HOD Dept. of Political

Science, Coordinator BA (Women

Empowerment) & Certificate Course in

Human Rights


8. 24/09/2014 Women and Laws in India




Human Rights


9. 25/09/2014

Universal Declaration of

Human Rights & Women

Rights




Human Rights


10. 08/11/2014 Status of Women in Punjab Dr. Rajesh Kumar Asst. Prof., Dept. of

Social Sciences, GNDU Amritsar


11. 04/02/2015 Role of Civil Society in

Women Empowerment

Dr. Mrs. Kalpana Sharma

HOD Dept. of Hindi, Coordinator Women

Studies Centre


12. 05/02/2015 Women's Moments in India



Studies Centre


13. 06/02/2015 Women Inequality & Violence

against Women



Studies Centre


14. 12/02/2015 Women Empowerment and

Role of Judiciary in India

Mrs. Meenu HOD Dept. of Political Science,

Coordinator BA (Women Empowerment) &

Certificate Course in Human Rights


15. 04/03/2015 Changing Cultural Values and

its impact on Women in India

Dr. Mrs. Gurpreet Bal Dept. of Sociology

GNDU Amritsar

16. 25/03/2015 Panel Discussion on Violence

against Women

Dr. Mrs. Jagjit Kaur Dean Youth Welfare

Dept. GNDU Amritsar,

Mrs. Amita Singh

Session Judge, Mrs. Rajni Bala Asso. Prof.

in Sociology BUC College Batala, Mrs. Anu

Kwatra Ex President Inner Wheel Club

Batala,

Dr. Mrs. Kalpana Sharma HOD

Dept. of Hindi



Annexure 5.8 (b)

No. of students participate in NSS Activities

Sr.

No. Date Activity Detail

1. 17/05/2014 Seminar on "Awareness against Drugs"

2. 10/07/2014 Celebrated "Care for Trees"

3. 18/07/2014 Seminar on "Population Explosion"

4. 05/08/2014 Seminar on "Self Defence"

5. 07/08/2014 Film on HIV AIDS by Red Cross Society

6. 06/08/2014 to

13/08/2014 Computer Literacy Classes

7. 12/08/2014 Tree Plantation by IG Mr. Paramraj Singh

8. 16/08/2014 International Youth Day: Speech Competition & Oath

Ceremony Independence

9. 20/08/2014 Oath Ceremony Again

10. 20/08/2014 Visit to Gaushala

11. 23/09/2014 International Peace Day (Ms. Rupali)

12. 24/09/2014 Movie on Self Defence, CPR 10. (Celebration of NSS)

13. 27/09/2014 International Literacy Day (Ms. Rimpi)

14. 02/10/2014 Cleanliness Campaign

15. 28/10/2014 Lecture on Bhagini Nivedita

16. 31/10/2014 Celebration Birth Anniversary of Sardar Patel

17. 13/11/2014 Blood Donation Camp by Mahatma Hans Raj

18. 31/01/2015 Slogan Writing Competition on Martyrs

19. 08/03/2015 Women's Day Celebration (Women's Empowerment )


Annexure 5.9.1 (a)

STATE LEVEL COMPETITION

Athletics

Sr.

No. Name Class Roll No. Achievements

1 Sumandeep Kaur BA Sem V 5191 1st Two Medals

2 Rajandeep Kaur BA Sem III 4068 1st Two Medals

Netball

Sr.


1 Sarbjit Kaur BA Sem I 3157

1st Position

(10 Gold Medals)

2 Shelly 10+2 2036

3 Lachmi 10+2 2037

4 Renu Bala BA Sem I 3124

5 Amandeep Kaur BA Sem I 3136

6 Reena Rani BA Sem I 3126

7 Manpreet Kaur BA Sem I 3125

8 Veenu Rani BA Sem I 3129

9 Sukhdeep Kaur BA Sem I 3127

10 Rajandeep Kaur BA Sem III 4068

Wshu

Sr.


1 Simranjot Kaur BA Sem III 3157

3 Gold Medals

3 Silver Medals

2 Bloung Medals

2 Sonia BA Sem V 2036

3 Sonam BA Sem III 2037

4 Manpreet Kaur BA Sem VI 3124

5 Navdeep Kaur BA Sem III 3136

6 Neha Rana BA Sem V 3126

7 Monika BA Sem V 3125

8 Navdeep Kaur 10+2 3129

Basketball

Sr.

No.

Name Class Roll No. Achievements

1 Shally 10+2 3rd


Judo

Sr.

No.


1 Tamana BA Sem V 3rd

Power Lifting

Sr.

No.


1 Sandeep Kaur MSc Maths 3rd

University (Inter-college)

Athletics

Sr.


1 Sumandeep Kaur BA Sem V 5191 2 Gold Medals

2 Rajandeep Kaur BA Sem III 4068

Participation

3 Amandeep Kaur BA Sem I 3136

4 Pawandeep Kaur BA Sem V 5157

5 Sarbjit Kaur BA Sem I 3157

6 Renu Bala BA Sem I 3124

7 Reena Rani BA Sem I 3126

8 Manpreet Kaur BA Sem I 3125

9 Sukhpreet Kaur BA Sem I 3127

Judo

Sr.

No.


1 Tamana BA Sem V 3rd

Power Lifting

Sr.

No.


1 Sandeep Kaur MSc Maths 3rd


Cricket

Sr.



3rd

Position

(15 Medals)

2 Kawaljit Kaur BA Sem V 5158

3 Harpreet Kaur BA Sem V 5159

4 Manju Bala BA Sem V 5163

5 Jyoti Bala BA Sem V 5162

6 Jyoti Sharma BA Sem V 5160

7 Navneet Kaur BA Sem V 5161

8 Kajal BA Sem V 5164

9 Davindereet Kaur B Sc. (Eco) Sem V 5633

10 Kuljit Kaur BA Sem III 4100

11 Sharanjit Kaur B. Com Sem I 3755

12 Kiranjit Kaur BA Sem I 4134

13 Sandeep Kaur 10+2

14 Sandeep Kaur B Sc. (Eco) Sem I

15 Bhumi BA Sem I

Yoga

Sr.


1 Sonia B Sc. (CS) Sem V 5191

3rd

Position

(7Medals)

2 Sonam B Sc. (CS) Sem III 4068

3 Amandeep Kaur BA Sem V

4 Navjot Kaur BA Sem V

5 Rajwant Kaur BA Sem V

6 Sukhdeep Kaur BA Sem V

7 Rajandeep Kaur BA Sem V


NATIONAL LEVEL COMPETITION

Athletics

Sr.


1 Sumandeep Kaur BA Sem V 5191 5th

Position

Cricket

Sr.



3rd

Position

2 Kawaljit Kaur BA Sem V 5158

3 Harpreet Kaur BA Sem V 5159

4 Manju Bala BA Sem V 5163

5 Jyoti Bala BA Sem V 5162

6 Jyoti Sharma BA Sem V 5160

7 Navneet Kaur BA Sem V 5161

8 Kajal BA Sem V 5164

9 Davindereet Kaur B Sc. (Eco) Sem V 5633

10 Kuljit Kaur BA Sem III 4100

11 Sandeep Kaur B Sc. (Eco) Sem I

12 Kiranjit Kaur BA Sem I 4134

13 Sandeep Kaur 10+2

14 Bhumi BA Sem I

15 Gurpreet Kaur BA Sem I


Annexure 5.9.2

No. of students participate in cultural events

Sr.

No. Name Father's Name

Registration

No. Item

1 Mamta Kumari Ramesh Kumar 2012.DWB/A.55 Group Song

2 Dilpreet Kaur Gurdial Singh 2013.DWB/A.96 Group Song

3 Damanpreet Kaur Jagmit Singh 2013.DWB/A.143 Group Song

4 Amanpreet Kaur Lakhwinder Singh 2010.DWB/A.36 Group Song

5 Vanika Naresh Kumar 2013.DWB/A.307 Group Song

6 Harpreet Kaur Avtar Singh 2012.DWB/A.108 Skit

7 Rajwant Kaur Bauram 2012.DWB/A.233 Skit

8 Tanveer Kaur Ravinder Singh 2011.DWB/A.184 Skit

9 Arashdeep Kaur Baljit Singh 2012.DWB/A.127 Skit

10 Kanisha Krishan Lal 2014.DWB/A.45 Skit

11 Deepali Mahajan Sanjeev Kumar 2013.DWB/A.505 Skit

12 Jaspinder Kaur Harjant Singh 2012.DWB/A.243 Skit

13 Sumanpreet Kaur Amrik Singh 2013.DWB/A.55 Folk Song

14 Kanwaljit Kaur Jagtar Singh 2011.DWB/A.88 Classical Inst.

15 Harpreet Kaur Rashpal Singh 2012.DWB/A.68 Classical Music Vocal

16 Nitaka Janak Raj 2012.GNB/A.141 Rangoli

17 Sukhdeep Kaur Ranjit Singh 2012.GNB/A.44 Rangoli

18 Dilpreet Kaur Harbajan Singh 2013.DWB/A.147 Debate

19 Monika Sharma Vijay Kumar 2012.DWB/A.147 Debate

20 Harpreet Kaur Rashpal Singh 2012.DWB/A.68 Group Shabad

21 Mamta Kumari Ramesh Kumar 2012.DWB/A.55 Group Shabad

22 Amanpreet Kaur Lakhwinder Singh 2010.DWB/A.36 Group Shabad

23 Vanika Naresh Kumar 2013.DWB/A.307 Group Shabad

24 Damanpreet Kaur Rashpal Singh 2014.DWB/A.71 Group Shabad

25 Navpreet Kaur Kuldeep Singh 2014.DWB/A.30 Group Shabad

26 Sandeep Kaur Kuldeep Singh 2014.DWB/A.102 Cartooning

27 Rupinder Kaur Karnail Singh 2014.DWB/A.101 Postermaking

28 Mandeep Kaur Amrik Singh 2014.DWB/A.485 Collage

29 Jasmine Dhanwinder Singh 2014.DWB/A.129 Clay Modeling


30 Priyanka Aggarwal Pawan Kumar Aggarwal 2014.DWB/A.340 Photography

31 Navneet Jaswant Singh 2010.DWB/A.81 Installation

32 Amanpreet Manjeet Singh 2012.DWB/A.326 Installation

33 Sarabjit Sukhbir Singh 2012.DWB/A.210 Installation

34 Sharanjit Kaur Sucha Singh 2012.DWB/A.207 Installation

35 Namrata Rajesh Kumar 2012.DWB/A.490 Mimicry

36 Vanika Priya Naresh Kumar 2013.DWB/A.307 Gazal

37 Harmeet Kaur Lakhwinder Singh 2010.DWB/A.100 Folk Orchestra

38 Suman Bhatia Vinod Bhatia 2011.DWB/A.10 Folk Orchestra

39 Kamaljeet Kaur Jagmohan Singh 2013.DWB/A.108 Folk Orchestra

40 Manjinder Kaur Jatinder Singh 2013.DWB/A.12 Folk Orchestra

41 Pinki Surjeet Singh 2013.DWB/A.195 Folk Orchestra

42 Damanpreet Kaur Sandeep Singh 2013.DWB/A.80 Folk Orchestra

43 Navneet Kaur Sandeep Singh 2014.DWB/A.439 Folk Orchestra

44 Simranjeet Kaur Gurjinder Singh 2014.DWB/A.421 Folk Orchestra

45 Sukhpreet Kaur Balwant Singh 2012.DWB/A.78 Folk Orchestra

46 Reetu Bahtia Sh. Om Prakash Bhatia 2014.DWB/A.468 Group Folk Dance

47 Deepali Mahajan Rajeev Kumar Mahajan 2014.DWB/A.469 Group Folk Dance

48 Rajwinder Kaith Balwant Lal 2014.DWB/A.452 Group Folk Dance

49 Nargis Peter Masih 2014.DWB/A.493 Group Folk Dance

50 Manpreet Kaur Kuldeep Singh 2014.DWB/A.485 Group Folk Dance

51 Anchal Mehta Vinod Kumar 2014.DWB/A.482 Group Folk Dance

52 Sunanda Rakesh Sharma 2014.DWB/A.499 Group Folk Dance

53 Natasha Ashok Bhakoo 2014.DWB/A.509 Group Folk Dance

54 Radhay Raman Kumar 2014.DWB/A.670 Group Folk Dance

55 Sakshi Kansra Harish Kumar 2014.DWB/A.373 Group Folk Dance

56 Manjot Kaur Gurtek Singh 2014.DWB/A.97 Group Folk Dance

57 Baljit Kaur Kuldeep Singh 2014.DWB/A.135 Group Folk Dance

58 Navneet Kaur Bhupinder Singh 2013.DWB/A.164 Mime

59 Arashdeep Kaur Baljit Singh 2012.DWB/A.127 Mime

60 Monika Sarabjit Singh 2013.DWB/A.134 Mime

61 Amrit Kaur Kuldeep Singh 2012.DWB/A.78 Mime

62 Malini Khanna Ravinder Khanna 2012.DWB/A.284 Mime


63 Riya Cheema Palwinder Singh Cheema 2014.DWB/A.221 Quiz

64 Pooja Suri Hira Lal 2014.DWB/A.477 Quiz

65 Kanchanpreet Kaur Kulwinder Singh 2014.DWB/A.205 Quiz

66 Simranjeet Kaur Baldev Singh 2012.DWB/A.73 Gidha

67 Harpinder Kaur Harjinder Singh 2012.DWB/A.447 Gidha

68 Arashdeep Kaur Jatinder Singh 2014.DWB/A.370 Gidha

69 Kanwalpreet Kaur Manjeet Singh 2011.HSB/D.15 Gidha

70 Jaskaran Kaur Kirpal Singh 2013.DWB/A.100 Gidha

71 Sanampreet Kaur Harpal Singh 2013.DWB/A.666 Gidha

72 Prabhjot Kaur Kuldeep Singh 2013.DWB/A.310 Gidha

73 Kirandeep Kaur Gurkamal Singh 2014.DWB/A.173 Gidha

74 Mandeep Kaur Shamsher Singh 2013.MSG/A.9 Gidha

75 Parminder Kaur Ravel Singh 2012.HSB/O.28 Gidha

76 Harsimran Kaur Dilbir Singh 2012.DWB/A.209 Gidha

77 Manjinder Kaur Satnam Singh 2009.DWB/O.309 Classical Dance

78 Navdeep Kaur Avtar Singh 2014.DWB/A.424 Fancy Dress

79 Harpinder Kaur Harjinder Singh 2012.DWB/A.447 Best Folk Dancer

UNIVERSITY CAMP

Youth leadership training / hacking tracking camp is organized from 22-06-14 to 26-06-14 by

Youth Welfare Department of GNDU. 9 students participated in it from our institution.

Sr.

no.

Name Father's Name Class Roll no.

1 Namrata Rajesh Kumar BA Sem.-II 4709

2 Tanvir Kaur Ravinder Singh BA Sem.-III 5009

3 Harpreet Kaur Avtar Singh BA Sem.-II 4031

4 Rajwant Kaur Bau Ram BA Sem.-II 4032

5 Jaswant Kaur Ajaib Singh DST 6512

6 Sonia Kimti Lal DST 6514

7 Sandeep Kaur Piara Singh MA (Pbi.) 9430

8 Veena Kumari Ashwani Kumar BCA 6706

9 Kuljinder Kaur Swaran Singh PGDCFD 6403


UNIVERSITY CAMP


Youth Welfare Department of GNDU. The following students participated in it from our

institution.

Sr.

no.


1 Prabhjeet Kaur Kuldeep Singh BA Sem. I 3204

2 Nitika Sharma Naresh Kumar PGDCA 6319

3 Harpreet Kaur Gurdeep Singh PGDCA 6317

4 Manpreet Kaur Narinder Singh PGDCA 6322

5 Muskan Ashok Abrol M. Com Sem. II 8634

6 Anchal Satish Kumar M. Com Sem. II 8627

7 Deepika Vimal Malhotra M. Com Sem. II 8657

8 Samriti Sunil Bhandari PGDCHC 9701

UNIVERSITY CAMP



institution.

Sr.

no.


1 Manmeet Kaur S. Jaspal Singh B Sc. (Eco) Sem. IV 4630

2 Neha Sh. Ashok Kumar B Sc. (Eco) Sem. IV 4631

3 Komalpreet Kaur S. Sukhjit Singh B Sc. (Eco) Sem. IV 4621

4 Irandeep Kaur Harbakhash Singh BCA Sem. IV 6101

5 Ribca Mr. Victor BCA Sem. IV 6126


3 students participated in Sunakhi Punjaban Mutiar competition held at Kalakendar Nehru

Park Gurdaspur on 13.02.2015.

Sr.

no. Name Father's Name Class Roll no.

1 Sumanpreet Kaur Amrik Singh BA Sem. II 4113

2 Sharandeep Kaur Sucha Singh BCA Sem. III 6225

3 Jaskaran Kaur Kirpal Singh BA Sem. IV 4194


Total Participations in Cultural Events (State/University): 104

National Level Participations

12 students participated in Global Folk Dance form 05-10- 2014 to 09-10-2014 at Manali and

Got.

3rd

Prize at International Level

2nd

Prize at National Level and

1st Prize at State Level

National Level Exhibition

15 students participated in National Level Exhibition arranged by Fine Art Dept. 30-03-2015 to

01-04-2015 in collaboration with Bharat Dharohar Sansaraksham Samiti New Delhi under the

title of Gurbani Anusar Parkirti Chitra.

Total Participation in National Level Events: 27

International Level Participations


Got.

Total Participation in International Level Events: 12

Medals/Awards in Cultural Events


CULTURAL State/University

Result of Zonal Youth Festival 2014-15 17/09/2014 to 20/09/2014

Sr.

No. Items Position Participants

1 Group Song 1st 5

2 Skit 1st 7

3 Folk Song 1st 1

4 Classical Vocal 1st 1

5 Rangoli 1st 2

6 Classical Inst. (Percussion) 1st 1

7 Debate 1st 2

8 Group Shabad 2nd

6

9 Cartooning 2nd

1

10 Poster Making 2nd

1

11 Collage 2nd

1

12 Clay Modeling 2nd

1

13 Photography 2nd

1

14 Installation 2nd

4

15 Mimicry 2nd

1

16 Gazal 2nd

1

17 Folk Orchestra 2nd

9

18 Group Dance 2nd

12

19 Fancy Dance 3rd

1

20 Mime 3rd

5

21 Classical Dance 3rd

1

22 Quiz 3rd

3

23 Gidha 3rd

11

1st

Runners up Trophy

2nd

Best Folk Dancer Ms. Harpinder Kaur

Total Awards in Zonal Youth Festival : 79


UNIVERSITY AWARDS


Youth Welfare Department of GNDU. 9 students participated in it from our institution.

Sr. no. Name Prize Event

1 Jaswinder Kaur Ist Poetry

2 Tanvir Kaur 3rd

Extempore Speech

3 Tanvir Kaur Consolation Debate

4 Kuljinder Kaur Consolation Debate

Total Medals: 4

Overall Trophy: Indiscipline

UNIVERSITY CAMP



institution.

Sr. no. Name Prize Event

1 Nitika Sharma 2nd

Dance


3 Students participated in Sunakhi Punjaban Mutiar competition held at Kalakendar

Nehru Park Gurdaspur on 13.02.2015.

Sr. no. Name Title

1 Sumanpreet Kaur Sharmilia Akhan

2 Sharandeep Kaur Surahi Wargi Dhon

3 Jaskaran Recognition Certificate

Total Medals/Awards in University/State Level: 88


NATIONAL LEVEL EXHIBITION

15 students participated in National Level Exhibition arranged by Fine Art Dept. 30-03-2015 to

01-04-2015 in collaboration with Bharat Dharohar Sansaraksham Samiti New Delhi under the

title of Gurbani Anusar Parkirti Chitra.

Sr. no. Name Class Prize

1 Jaismeen BA Sem. VI Ist prize in Sketching

2 Sharanjeet Kaur BA Sem. VI Ist prize in Sketching

3 Amanpreet Kaur BA Sem. IV 2nd

prize in Sketching

4 Sandeep Kaur BA Sem. VI 3rd

prize in Sketching

5 Mandeep Kaur BA Sem. VI Consolation Prize

6 Rupinder Kaur BA Sem. VI Consolation Prize

NATIONAL LEVEL PARTICIPATIONS


Got.

3rd


2nd



Total Medals/Awards in National Level: 18

INTERNATIONAL LEVEL PARTICIPATIONS


Got.

3rd


2nd



Total Medals/Awards in National Level: 12


Annexure - 5.10

SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT

Financial support from institution No. of Students Amount

Financial support from Government 496 6,93,900/-

Name of

Beneficiary

Father Name Subject

Date of

Joining

Beneficiary

Bank Account

No. with Bank

Detail

Grants

Received

Chq

no.

Reena Sh. Satpal BA

3rd Yr 15.07.2014

PNB A/c No.

4703001500005926 12750 782113

Neha Kalyan Sh. Arun Kalyan BA

1st yr 03.06.2014

CBI A/c No.

3181884332 16050 782114

Mandeep kaur Sh. Vijay Kumar

B.SC.

(Eco.)

3rd yr

14.07.2014 PNB A/c No.

1055000101027754 12750 782115

Palak Nahar Sh. Kuldeep Raj Nahar B.Com (P)

1st yr 10.07.2014

PNB A/c No.

4703001500005980 14250 782116

Sukhpreet Kaur Sh. Lakhbir Kaur BA

1st yr 02.07.2014

Punjab Gramin Bank

A/c No.

84821500000529

16050 782117

Saloni Sh. Pawan Kumar BA

1st yr 04.06.2014

Vijaya Bank

A/c No.

751301051000399

16050 782118

Ramandeep Kaur Sh. Hardev Singh BCA

2nd Yr 3/7/2014

PNB A/c No.

1227001500003393 23250 782119

Shama Devi Sh. Mahinderpal BCA

2nd Yr 3/7/2014

BOI A/c No.

635310110000326 23250 782120

Kirandeep Kaur Sh. Sukhjinder Pal BA

1st yr 16050 782121

Amandeep Kaur Sh. Dharam Singh BA

2nd Yr 16.07.2014

Punjab Gramin

Bank A/c No.

84621500001083

12750 782122

Arzoo Sh. Mohan Lal

BSC

(NM)

1st yr

27.06.2014 OBC A/c No.

12812191006816 16275 782123


Himani Malhotra Sh. Ravi Malhotra BA

2nd Yr 16050 782124

Manjot Kaur Sh. Kuldeep Singh BSC (CS)

1st yr 17625 782125

Reetu Bala Sh. Bikramjit

BSC

(ECO)

3rd yr

14.07.2014 PNB A/c No.

4703001500004778 15975 782126

Preeti Sh. Inderjit BCA

2nd Yr 05.07.2014

OBC A/c No.

01272121011480 23250 782127

Pinder Kaur Sh. Jagiri Lal

BA

Women

Emp. 1st

Yr.

16050 782128

Gagandeep Kaur Sh. Lakhwinder Chand BA

2nd Yr 07.07.2014

BOI A/c No.

635310110004413 12750 782129

Sadhna Sh. Dharam pal BA

2nd Yr 07.07.2014

PNB A/c No.

3480001500002355 12750 782130

Amandeep Kaur Sh. Jaspal Singh

B.SC

(Med) 3rd

yr

22.07.2014 SBI A/c No.

33229539867 16425 782131

Manpreet Kaur Sh. Shingara Singh

BSC

(NM) 1st

yr

26.05.2014 PNB A/C NO.

4703001500005616 16275 782132

Palvi Sh. Ram Dass

M SC

Math 1st

Yr

28.06.2014 PNB A/c No.

4703001500004370 18750 782133

Paviterjeet Kaur Sh. Sarabjeet Singh BA

1st yr 16050 782134

Rajandeep Kaur Sh. Jaswant Singh BA

2nd Yr 22.07.2014

SBI A/c No.

32539837085 12750 782135

Suman Sh. Ramesh Kumar BA

2nd Yr 02.07.2014

UCO Bank A/c No.

09190110035887 12750 782136

Prabhjot Kaur Sh. Jaswant Singh M.Com

1st Yr 25.06.2014

PNB A/c No.

3031000100599317 18750 782137

Parveen Rani Sh. Des Raj BA

2nd Yr 06.07.2014

OBC A/c No.

01502171004959 12750 782138


Peelu Sh. Baldev BA

2nd Yr 15.07.2014

OBC A/c No.

01502171005109 12750 782139

Kanwalpreet Kaur Sh. Manjit Singh BA

3rd Yr 14.07.2014

OBC A/c No.

03602191029869 12750 782140

Jyoti Bala Sh. Ashok Kumar BA

1st yr 10.07.2014

PNB A/c No.

1227001500003889 16050 782141

Kamaljit Kaur Sh. Tarsem Singh M.Com

1st Yr 18750 782142

Poonam rani Sh. Jagdish Raj BA

2nd Yr 08.07.2014

Canara Bank A/c

No.

2085108027086

12750 782143

Navneet Kaur Sh. Dharampal BA

2nd Yr 08.07.2014

OBC A/c No.

03072171006591 12750 782144

Manjinder Kaur Sh. Saroop Singh BA

1st yr 20.06.2014

Indian overseas

Bank A/c No.

191201000005087

16050 782145

Mandeep Kaur Sh. Gurdeep Singh BA

3rd Yr 14.07.2014

Punjab Gramin

Bank A/c No.

84801700004839

12750 782146

Baljit Kaur Sh. Desa Singh

BA

Women

Emp.

1st Yr.

State Bank of India

A/c No.

32389216782

16050 782147

Arvinderpal Kaur Sh. Malook Singh BA

1st yr 14.07.2014

Oriental Bank of

Commerce A/c No.

13912191029255

16050 782148

Anupreet Kaur Sh. Malook Singh BA

1st yr 14.07.2014

OBC A/c No.

13912191025844 16050 782149

Total 581175

Annexure - 5.11

Fairs: 1 Trade Fair on 9th

February, 2014

Fete-cum-Trade Fair on 9

th February, 2014 (Local Stall)

(i) One Stall of CND

(ii) One Stall of Fashion Designing

(iii) One Stall of Cosmetology


Exhibitions:

(i) 6 Book Exhibitions (Deptt. of Library)

(ii) Rakhi Exhibition on 09-08-2014 (Deptt. of Home Science)

(iii) Rangoli Making Competition on Diwali 21-10-2014(Deptt. of Home Science)

(iv) Workshop by Fine Arts Deptt. on 25-08-2014 to 02-09-2014 (Deptt. of Fine Arts)

Annexure - 5.12

No. of social initiatives undertaken by the students

1. NSS Volunteer celebrated 'Care for Trees' on 10th July, 2014.

2. NSS Students organized 'Tree Plantation Camp' on 12th August, 2014.

3. NSS Students visit to Gaushala on 20th August, 2014.

4. NSS Students organized 'Cleanliness Camp on 2nd

October, 2014.

5. Blood Donation Camp on 13th

November, 2014.

6. Students visit to Kusht Asharam by on 9th March, 2015

7. Students visit to Old Age Home on ________________

8. NSS Volunteer celebrated 'Computer Literacy week' on 06-08-2014 to 13-08-2014.

9. PG Farewell on 27th May, 2015.

10. UG Farewell on 7th May, 2015.

11. +1 & +2 Class Fresher's Party on 22nd

July, 2014.

12. Hostel Night on 8th August, 2015.

13. Students of Botanical Society organized 'Save Environment Campaign' (Go Green) on 5th

November, 2014.

14. Students of Home Science organized 'Rakhi Exhibition' on 9th August, 2014

15. Lohri Function Celebrated by students on


Annexure VI

Annexure 6.3.2 Teaching and Learning

Trade Fair 01 (RR Bawa DAV College for Girls, Batala and

PITEX, Amritsar)

Book Exhibitions 02

Art Exhibitions 01

Cafeterias 04

Tour and Trips 01

Audio-Visual Aids Kambdi Deorhi

AD SAT (Chemistry Department)

Holistic Development Hawan Yajnas 25 (Aprox.) (Weekly College) (Vridhashram)

08.07.2014 Starting of New Session

Mahatma Hans Raj's Birthday Celebrated in which teachings of Hans Raj ji in

Contemporary Society by Mrs. Raj Sharma and Dr. Sunil Dutt.

Annexure 6.3.3 Examination and Evaluation

Projects: Chemistry Department, Commerce Department

Rakhi Making Competition, Colour Splash Competition, conducted by Home Science

Department

Mehndi Competition, Nail Art Competition conducted by Cosmetology Department

Project Making by Economic Forum

Poster Making by Swami Dayanand Centre

House Tests: Per Semester 01 Internal Asst. 01

Workshops: One week craft making, 2 week hobby classes Finishing School on dated

27-06-2015, 3 days tally workshop, 3 days SPSS Software.


Annexure 6.3.5:- Library, ICT and Physical Infrastructure

6.3.6 Human Resource Management

Annexure 6.3.6:- Human Resource Management

Development:

Fashion Designing Block Developed.

Well equipped Science Labs with computer facility.

Well equipped cosmetology Lab with computer facility.

Well resourced Home Science Lab with computer facility.

Well equipped Clinical Diagnostic Lab with computer facility.

Well equipped Computer Lab (5) with Wi-Fi Internet facility.

Dark Room, Seminar Hall and Conference Hall

Research Journals and Reference books

Photocopiers and Printers

Resource room with Internet facility

Individual laptops to faculty members who have Major and Minor Research

Projects.

Computer/ Laptops to various Departments on need basis.

Well resourced Departmental Libraries (6)

The institution evaluates the teachers on their teaching and research performance

based on their Self Appraisal Reports (SAR)/ Personal Appraisal Reports (PAR) as

given by DAVCMC and DPI submitted every year. This evaluation based on SARs/

PARs helps in ensuring academic accountability of teachers and monitoring their

major/minor research projects and other academic activities. The Principal sends

commendation to the teachers who have done well so as to motivate them in

teaching, research, and extension programmes with renewed zeal.

The performance of the non-teaching staff is appraised by the college based on the

reports of the Supervising Officers and finally assessed by the Principal.

The performance of the Library Staff is evaluated by the Librarian.

The working of the Lab Attendant is regularly monitored by the respective HODs.

Separate meetings of temporary/adhoc/contractual staff along with their HODs are

held to assess, improve & appreciate their working.

Corrective measures suggested by HODs of each department are shared with other

staff members.

Feedback Performa regarding the service of non-teaching staff obtained by the

Principal is shared and discussed with senior faculty members. The visitors &

students are also informally consulted through office-superintendent. However, the

extra-ordinary workers are appreciated in the quarterly meetings. The lapses, if any,

are conveyed to the individuals.

Departmental staff meetings deal with issues relating to teaching-learning process.

The problems of the students are taken up by the HODs and corrective measures are

discussed to solve them.


Annexure 6.3.7:- Faculty and Staff Recruitment

Annexure 6.3.8:- Industry Interaction/Collaboration

Annexure 6.3.9:- Admission of Students - 2014-15

UG 1477

PG 352

PG Diplomas 38

Diplomas 40

Total 1907

RR BAWA DAV COLLEGE FOR GIRLS, BATALA

S. No. Class 2014-15

1 B.Com (P) I 55

2 B.Com (P) II 36

3 B.Com (P) III 53

4 B.Com II 10

5 B.Com III 19

6 BA (W.EMP) I 23

7 BA I 181

8 BA II 197

9 BA III 209

10 BBA I 1

11 BBA II 11

12 BBA III 6

13 BCA I 38

The permanent faculty of the college is recruited as per the norms of selection laid down by

the Government of Punjab/DPI/UGC/GNDU, Amritsar. The interviews are held at DAV

CMC where teachers are selected on the basis of merit, on probation. After the competition

of the probation period, the faculty and the other staff are retained.

Home Science Department organized art and craft workshop in collaboration with Pidilite

Industries. The 7 days workshop in which various methods of craft making were taught to

students by expert appointed by Pidilite.


14 BCA II 36

15 BCA III 43

16 BSC (CSC) I 63

17 BSC (CSC) II 38

18 BSC (CSC) III 26

19 BSC (Eco) I 30

20 BSC (Eco) II 35

21 BSC (Eco) III 30

22 BSC (IT) I 17

23 BSC (IT) II 13

24 BSC (IT) III 5

25 BSC (Medical) I 62

26 BSC (Medical) II 68

27 BSC (Medical) III 46

28 BSC (Non Medical) I 63

29 BSC (Non Medical) II 44

30 BSC (Non Medical) III 19

31 DCA 9

32 Dip. in Cosmetology 9

33 Dip. in Stg. & TIg. 22

34 M.COM I 58

35 MA (Hindi) I 13

36 MA (Punjabi) I 60

37 MA (Punjabi) II 56

38 MSC (CSC) I 31

39 MSC (CSC) II 26

40 MSC (IT) I 30

41 MSC (IT) II 29

42 MSC (MATH) I 49

43 PGDCA 21

44 PGDCHC 9

45 PGDDDT / PGDGCFD 8

Total 1907


Annexure 6.4:- Welfare Schemes for

The following welfare measures are taken to improve the well-being, satisfaction and

motivation of the staff and faculty:

The college executes the strategies adopted by the GNDU, Amritsar and Government of

Punjab for faculty welfare which includes monetary benefits for those with higher

qualifications such as M. Phil. and Ph.D.

At the institutional level, the College motivates faculty members through appreciations of

their merit and talent and provides opportunities for self expression.

DAV College Managing Committee and Local Managing Committee applaud Principal

and faculty for distinctive achievements in various fields.

The Principal rewards the faculty in Annual Prize Distribution Function for their splendid

achievements.

DAVCMC provides loan facility against Provident Fund for which The Principal is the

recommending authority.

Bank-Draft making facility with 50% charges and bank account with zero balance has

been provided to the staff, faculty & students.

The facility of Day-Care Centre, Boutique, Cosmetology Services, and Gym are provided

to the staff, students & faculty at reasonable rates.

The wards of the DAV staff are given substantial concession.

In some of the DAV professional institutes, a separate quota of seats is available for

wards of DAV employees.

Group Insurance Scheme has been provided for the benefit of the employees.

Teaching and Non-Teaching Society/ Group Insurance

For Students Scholarships (SC/BC/OBC), Helpline (By Govt.

Teachers, LMC, Principal, Organization)


Annexure VI

Annexure 7.1

The efforts are made to make least utilization of paper by filling absentee of students

directly on computer and taking rough printouts on the blank side of the used paper.

Annexure 7.2

Annexure Attached Profile of the College Annexure 2.15

Copy of Academic Calender is attached.

General staff meeting regarding annual duties was held on 3rd

May, 2014 which was

noted by Staff Secretary & Assistant Staff Secretary.

Annexure 7.3

The institution celebrates the birthdays of LMC members, faculty members (both

teaching & non teaching) every year. On this occasion, the members donate books of

their choice to the Library. This healthy practice is a very positive step towards the

enrichment of the library. During session 2014-15 birthdays of 05 LMC members, 50

teaching faculty members and 13 non-teaching staff members were celebrated.

Approximately 60 books were donated to the library. In return plants are presented to

LMC Members and all the guests under 'Go Green Campaign'

Occasional visits to

Vridh Ashram by Dept. of Political Science and Dayanand Studies Centre.

Kushth Ashram by Dept. of Punjabi.

Orphanage by Gandhian Studies Centre.

Dainik Prarthna Sabha by Social Service Club run by Dept. of Mathematics and Dept.

of Political Science.

Annexure 7.4

(i) Hawan is performed on every Wednesday and on the beginning of the session as well

as in Vridh Ashram from time to time.

(ii) Cleanliness drive is undertaken in collaboration with NSS unit of the college under

Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan.

(iii) Sapling plantation is done by Botanical Society from time to time.

(iv) Absentee of students is filled in computer and the rough printouts are taken on the

blank side of the waste paper with a motive to save paper, trees and environment.

(v) Presentation of plants to guests under 'Go Green Campaign'

(vi) Car Pooling Practice is followed by staff members.


Annexure 7.6

Regular feedback taken from guest faculty/visiting faculty, delegates of various

conferences and seminars, peer group visiting the institution during the practical

examination, students and Alumini.

Uniform distribution to 12 needy children of R.P. Aggarwal DAV School, Batala and

Satyawati Goyal Public School, Batala by Dept. of Economics on 3rd

April, 2015.

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