Shri Brijlal Biyani Shiksha Samiti’s

BRIJLAL BIYANI SCIENCE COLLEGE,AMRAVATI.

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Aim and Spirit of The College

We aim at giving our students a sound education which while trainingthem for academic career, will also make self reliant, keen cooperative andincorruptible citizens.

We believe in the supremacy of spiritual and moral values, in the importance ofsound education over mere instructions, in the training of character, through regulatedfreedom and personal guidance.

We want our student to develop uprightness of character, loyalty to authority,devotion to duty, friendly comradeship and spirit of social service.

THE MISSION

The college shall endeavour:

To provide secular, disciplined, caring and ethical environment that encouragesthe student and staff to be at their best.

To develop entrepreneurship qualities in the students and ultimately mouldthem to become humble human beings.

To develop, implement and continually improve teaching-learning process byadopting progressively new technologies, to educate the students and to quench theirthirst to knowledge.

To strengthen the Institute-Society relationship.

To provide talent for the upliftment of the society and to help the Nation incharacter building.

The college will reopen on Monday the 13 th June 2016.

The Students shall be admitted to different courses by followingGovt. / University directions. All the notices related to admission shall bedisplayed on college notice board from time to time.

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Educational Activities ofShri Brijlal Biyani Shiksha Samiti

Shri Brijlal Biyani Shiksha Samiti has been founded in the year 1969

in cherished memory of Vidarbha Kesari Late Brijlalji Biyani, the great

political and social awakener of Vidarbha. His services in the field of

Art, Literature and Education were also great and outstanding. Science 1920

he came into eminence as a selfless freedom-fighter and devoted all his life to

the upliftment of the downtrodden section of the society. He left his glorious

impress on every thing he touched and his undying footprints on the Sand of

time will always remain a perennial of inspiration to the people of Vidarbha

for generation to come.

This Shiksha Samiti, to commemorate his memory, was registered

under the Societies Registration Act and the Bombay Public Trust Act also.

The donations to this society are admissible for tax-relief under the Income

Tax Exemption Certificate thereto by the lncome Tax authorities. Recently the

Society has been recognized as Hindi-linguistic Minority Educational Society

by the Government of Maharashtra.

The society is at present, running a full-fledged Science College with

Postgraduate (Botany & Electronics) Degree courses, Bachelor of Science,

Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Computer Application,

Bachelor of Commerce and Junior College classes. The College has today

become one of the premier institutions of the town. On account of the

teamwork of highly qualified and devoted lecturers, well equipped laboratories,

libraries and scientifically planned periodical internal assessment system and

extra special coaching scheme, the performance of this College during last

years has shown remarkable progress and won lures in academic field.

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About The CollegeCollege Campus

The College campus, which is actually a Biyani Educational Campus with all

the major education institutions of Shri Brijlal Biyani Shiksha Samiti is situated in a

centrally situated area of Amravati City i.e. at Durgavihar, near Dasera Maidan. Though

centrally situated, the place is quite calm and quit, a perfect and ideal atmosphere for

any educational institute of function.

The campus is sufficiently large with an area of about 7.2 acres. Due to

large space available there is ample space for different playgrounds. Presently the

beautification programme of the campus is underway and in a few years the

campus will be surrounded by lush green trees giving a very charming and pleasant

look to the campus.

The college has started two years full time Post-Graduate program from the

Academic Session 2007-08 which leads to M.Sc. Electronics (Instrumentation)

degree which grooms students for a high profile career in design and development of

electronics products.

The college has also started three-year full time undergraduate course

Bachelor of Computer Applications from the session 2008-09 and B.Com (Computer

Applications) from the session 2010-11.

The college has introduced two one year P.G. Diploma Courses in Bio-Medical

Electronics and Mechatronics from 2012-2013. These courses are helping the students

to grab the opportunities available in hospitals and automobile industries.

College Building

The college has its three stored building with enough space foraccommodating different teaching deptts, class rooms, office, library, etc. The rooms

and the laboratories are well equipped with apparatus and furniture.

College Staff

The College has an excellent, hard- working teaching staff. Each member wasselected on merit and hence is thorough in his knowledge of the subject he / she

teaches. The staff members are keen to see that students get what they desire andwhat is appropriate. Above all, the staff members are always happy to receive, listenand solve all sorts of problems of students. The non-teaching staff members of the

college are also helpful cordial and caring. All the staff members work together tooverall upliftment of students.

Facilities Provided By The College

Library

The college has good library with about 21,249 books on various subjects.

The important feature of the library is the availability of important reference books

such as Encyclopaedia Britanica, Science & Technology Encyclopaedia, Vishwakosh,

Year Books, etc., which contain a valuable information necessary for all-out development

of student enabling them to face all sorts of competitive examinations. In addition,

college subscribes to about 43 magazines and 18 newspapers. The library also has a

spacious reading room useful for student as well as for staff. Library runs special

schemes such as poor boys aid fund, book bank, issue on deposits, etc. for students.

The library also has internet facility, a xerox machine and computers with CD’s on

different subjects for staff and students.

Games & Sports Department

Being a science college the students are busy throughout the day

engaged in the theory as well as practical classes. However, whatever time

students can spare the college encourages the students to participate in various

tournaments on University, District and State level also. For this, the college has a

separate Games & Sports Department with adequate facilities for games like Cricket,

Volleyball, Chess, Athletics, Judo, Table Tennis, Swimming, Hand ball, Ball Badminton,

etc. The Students get three incentive marks for each game if they play for the college in

inter collegiate tournaments.

As a result of this, following students have received colours from the

University in last year.

2015-16 Ms. Vaishnavi Shrivas - Swimming

Mr. Pratik Chikhlikar - Swimming

Ms. Purva Pallival - Archery

Ms.Ashwini Gumble - Youth Festival (Solo Dance)

Ms. Sanskruti Wagholkar - Youth Festival (Solo Dance)

The students can score up to 10 incentive marks by participation in these activities.

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Following Students of Junior College have represented the college in

following Games and sports events and won medals at National level.

2015-16 Ku. Unnanti Raut - Archery (International) Ku. Rucha Deshmukh - Archery (National) Mr. Sagar Jadiya - Cricket (National) Mr. Ayush Gandhi - Cricket (National) Ku. Janhvi Panat - Basket Ball (National)

In all 36 students of Junior college participated in different games at state level.

The Junior college students get 25 marks for participation in games as perrules of the Board for passing the HSC Examination. It shall not be possible for thecollege to sponsor the sports activities organized by associations. The college shallsponsor only those activities arranged / participated by the college

The college has a Gymnasium with modern equipments which are available to thestudents for improving their physical fitness.

Students Guidance Groups

Each class is entrusted to a teacher for guidance. The teacher looks after theattendance and progress in studies as shown by home assignment, performance atmonthly test examinations held and gives general guidance to these students thestudents must attend the meetings arranged by class teachers and report theirdifficulties without any fear.

NCC

NCC Girls unit is attached to College and interested students shouldcontact the Incharge NCC girls unit. Benefit of 1% marks in PMT was available tostudents participating in NCC. The NCC boys unit is expected to be established fromthis session. Till then interested boys are accomodated in boys units of other colleges.

National Service Scheme

It is the only scheme, which serves a duel purpose. On one side, it developsa sense of responsibility towards social service amongst the students and on otherside, its helps the students to undertake measures for personality development.Through the various programmers under NSS, Students undertake various outdoorprojects of social service and extensions such as adult education programme,tree plantation, creating awareness about diseases such as AIDS, pulse polioimmunization schemes, construction of Nallah bounds, medical checkup camp, blooddonation, etc. In indoor programmers, NSS organises various programmers such asspeeches by eminent personalities of various fields, group discussion, debate andelocution competition, personality development, etc. Thus any student joining NSSacquires every capability of a good citizen and energetic youth to face all odds.The students also get up to 10 incentive marks for participation in these activities.

Teacher - Parents Council

Yearly 3 to 4 meetings of Council are held. The meetings are presidedby the principal. Teacher’s representative and parents attend the same. Problems ofStudents, their progress and different schemes for the overall improvement arediscussed and various schemes are finalised and are implemented. This helpsin establishing the contact with parents and understanding the views of thestudents and their parents.

Placement and Counseling Cell

One of the unique features of the College is that it has a summer and awinter placement cell for U.G. and P.G. Students. The prime objective of the cell is toprovide employment opportunities to the students of the College. The Cell alsoconducts various training programmes for students to upgrade their skills andconfidence. Counseling to pass out students is also provided in College. Interestedstudents are requested to contact prof. in Charge, Career and Counseling Cell orTraining & Placement Cell for the guidance from time to time.

Students Grievance Redressal Cell

The College has established Students Grievance Redressal Cell to solvetheir academic problems. A separate committee takes the cognizance of the complaints.The college has also installed a complaint box, which is placed outside the collegeoffice. The students and the staff members can drop their complaints in this box.This is periodically opened and the complaints are sorted out.

Science Club

In order to keep the knowledge of students abreast in science and todevelop interest amongst them a Science Club has been established in the college.Under this activity lecturers, slide shows, etc. of eminent personalities and exhibitionsare arranged for the students.

Students Societies

There are number of college societies, such as Students council, AcademicCouncil, Bhasha Samiti, Science Association, Science Club, Nature Club, GardenClub, Sahitya and Sanskritic Manch, Niramay Arogya Mandal, etc. devoted to task ofraising the culture, moral, athletic and academic level of the students.

Women Emprovement Program

Women’s Grievance (Redressal) Committee is functioning in College.The aggrieved persons are adviced to contact Prof. Mrs. M. A. Gadve, Chairperson ofVishakha Samiti.

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Girls Hostel

The college has established a Girls Hostel in College campus for the

convenience of girls coming from other towns / villages. The students may contact

Warden of Hostel or college office for admissions. The admissions are finalised on

first come first admitted basis.

Earn While You Learn Scheme

The college with the financial support from the Foundation Society has

Introduced Earm While Learn scheme from 2006-07. The needy and deserving

students are provided financial assistance between Rs. 500/- and Rs. 1000/- per

month depending upon the need of the student and availability of funds through this

scheme in 2015-16 Rs.86,950/- was provided to 18 students. The students are

expected to work for two or three hours in a day for the college under this scheme.

The Principal may be contacted directly for the details.

Medical Facilities

Dr. Manjushree Boob has adopted this Institution for Women Health Care.

Any Girl student of the College can consult her at her clinic during OPD hours free of

Charges in case of any Medical problem. The student should keep with her identity

card of the College during checkup. Similar facility is being introduced for boys.

College provides diagnostic and therapeutic aids to its students. For this, the medical

examination is carried out in the month of July-August and the students are provided

with advice and medicine, if necessary,

Nature Club and Garden Club

In order to undertake the beautification work of the campus and to involve the

students in these activities “Nature Club” and “Garden Club” are established In the

College. The Nature Club undertakes activities such as vermiculture project, bonsai

preparation, mushroom cultivation, visiting nurseries of the city, arranging flower

shows, etc. The Garden Club undertakes the beautification and maintenance of

college Garden and other plantation in the campus.

Health Club (Niramaya Arogya Mandal)

For allround development of any person, it is necessary that one must be

physically as well as mentally fit. For building a healthy body and mind the students

need a special training. To achieve this, a Health Club-Niramaya Arogya Mandal has

been established in the college. A well equipped Gymnasium is also established in

oollege. The Health Club organises activities such as lectures by specialists doctors,

demonstrations on yoga, organising Yoga camps, etc.

Debating and Elocution Competitions

The College provides ample opportunities and guidance to students fordeveloping their talents by allowing participation in different extra-curricular activities.

Students are encouraged to participate in various debates, elocution and culturalcompetitions at local / University level. Sahitya Kala Sanskritik Manch has beenestablished in the college to organise various cultural activities. Many students of thecollege have bagged different awards and trophies form time to time.

Inter-collegiate debate and inter-school elocution competition is held every yearon 27th September on the Death anniversary of the Vidharbha Kesari Late Shri BrijlaljiBiyani. Attractive cash prizes and a rotating trophy are given to the wining team.

Best Student Awards and Gold Medals

The College gives a cash award and a certificate to the Best Student one eachfrom junior college, senior college and PG section in annual Social Gathering.The selection of best student is done by a special committee on the basis of theiracademic performance and participation in extracurricular activities.

In the year 2015 -16 following students were recipients of the award.

1) Mr. Prakash Mantri - Senior College [UG]2) Ms. Sayali Atkare - Junior College

Furthermore, following students received Gold Medals for scoring highest marksin final year Board / University Examinations.

Seth Jahur Mohammad Jaipurwala Gold Medal was awarded to -Ms. Shriya Mandaogade for Securing highest marks in HSC Examination - 2015

Adv. N. L. Rathi Gold Medal was awarded to -Ms. Jaishree Chhangani for securing highest marks in BBA Final Examination - 2015

Seth Jahur Mohammad Jaipurwala Gold Medal was awarded to -Ku. Avantika Sangai for securing highest marks in B.Sc. Final Examination - 2015

Adv. T.T. Rathi Memorial Gold Medal was awarded to -Ms. Jaishree Chhangani for securing highest marks in BBA Final Examination - 2015

Late B.C. Bangadia Memorial Silver Medal was awarded to -Ms. Shriya Mandaogade for securing highest marks in HSC Examination - 2015

Late Mrunal Madhusudan Rathi Memorial Gold Medal was awarded to -

Ms. Vaishnavi Thakare for securing highest marks in B.C.A. Examination - 2015

Shri Shankarlalji Rathi Gold Medal was awarded to -

Mr. Somesh Tiwari for securing highest marks in B.Com. Examination - 2015

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College Magazine (Brijwani)

The College magazine “Brijwani” is published annually. This magazine servesas a platform for every student of the college to express his feelings and views in theform of words. Students’ articles are published in the magazine which Include shortstories, poems, jokes, etc. to express their hidden talents and bring them before theother students. The reports of various activities performed in the college during theyear are also published. The achievements of the students and the staff are alsoacknowledged in magazine.

Internal Quality Assurance Cell

Internal Quality Assurance Cell is established in the college to monitor andupgrade the quality of the education. Every department organises seminars,workshops, Guest Lectures by using audiovisual aids like LCD Projector, SlideProjector, Overhead Projector in the college for the staff and the students..Programmeson extension services or community services are also organised. These activities aremonitored by IQAC.

Wallpapers

The college brings out three wall papers namely Science World, Yuva Pragatiand Impetus.

‘Science World’ is devoted to publication of articles on science to inculcatethe habit of reading the articles on recent developments in Science. The wallmagazine is displayed on the notice board once in a month.

‘Yuva Pragati’ is the wall magazine published by NSS unit of the college.In this wall paper the information about programmes and progress of NSS unitare displayed every month.

‘Impetus’ is the wall magazine published by BBA department of the college.In this wallpaper information about recent trends in management are displayed every month.

Students Consumer cooperative Store

The Student Cooperative store is established in the college. Students arerequested to purchase books, practical records, notebooks, etc, through the store.

Request to Parents / Guardians

Parents / Guardians are requested to come to college during the session tomeet the Principal and the teachers and to know the progress of their wards.It is desired that they will pay at least 2-3 visits in a year.

The college welcomes the cooperation of the guardians. They are requestedto learn about the progress of their wards from the wards themselves andcontact the college teachers or authorities whenever they desire.

Courses Offered for Students- Junior College -

The college offers following subjects for two year Higher Secondary Certificate(HSC) Courses. There are two sections on Grant-in-aid and three sections on perma-nent non-grant basis.

For Standard XI A) General Science Group -

1) English 2) Marathi or Hindi or Sanskrit 3) Physics4) Chemistry 5) Mathematics & Statistics 6) BiologyIn addition to these, college offers limited seats for following subjects run onnon grant basis.

B) Electronics Group -1) English 2) Physics 3) Chemistry4) Electronics 5) Mathematics & Statistics

C) Computer Science Group; -1) English 2) Physics 3) Computer Science4) Chemistry 5) Mathematics & Statistics

D) Fisheries Group -1) English 2) Physics 3) Chemistry4) Biology 5) Fresh water Fish Culture

E) Information Technology Group -1) English 2) Information Technology 3) Physics4) Chemistry 5) Mathematics and Statistics 6) Biology

F) Commerce Group -1) English, 2) Marathi / Hindi / Sanskrit, 3) Economics,4) Secretarial Practice 5) Book keeping and Accountancy,6) Organisation of Commerce and Management,

For Standard XIIThe Student shall be admitted in standard XII in the same subject group

offered by him in standard Xl.

Qualifications for admissionFor Standard XI

The Student who has passed S.S.C. Examination with at least 40% marks inscience subject or 10 year S.S.C. Examination of any statutory Board in India withEnglish as one of the subjects and with at least 40% marks in science subject, willbe admitted to Standard XI (Science).

The student who has passed SSC Examination will be admitted to Std. XI (Commerce).

For Standard XIIThe student who has passed XI of M.S. Board will be admitted to Standard

XII. Local migration from any other institution, however, is not allowed.

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- Senior College -Bachelor of Science

The college offers following subjects for three year (Six Semester) B.Sc. Degree Course.

For B.Sc. ICompulsory Subjects:

i) English ii) Marathi or Hindi or Urdu

Optional Subjects:Any one of the following groups.

1) Chemistry, Physics, Maths.2) Chemistry, Botany, Zoology.3) Botany, Zoology, Biological Techniques and Specimen Preparation.

# 4) Computer Science, Physics, Maths# 5) Computer Science, Statistics, Maths# 6) Computer Science, Physics, Electronics (Instrumentation)# 7) Maths, Physics, Electronics (Instrumentation)# 8) Computer Science, Statistics, Electronics (Instrumentation)v 9) Chemistry, Zoology, Biotechnology.v 10) Chemistry, Botany, Biotechnology.** 11) Bioinformatics, Botany, Chemistry** 12) Bioinformatics, Zoology, Chemistry** 13) Bioinformatics, Botany, Statistics

** 14) Bioinformatics, Zoology, Statistics* Biological Techniques and Specimen subject is a UGC sponsoredvocational Subject, presently run on Non-grant basis. The first batch has passed outin April 99.

# Computer Science subject is introduced form the academic session1999-2000. The college has permission from the Govt, of Maharashtra onNon-grant basis.

v The Biotechnology subject is introduced from the academic session 2005-06.The college has permission from the Govt, of Maharashtra on Non-grant basis.

** i) The Bioinformatics subject is introduced from the academic session2010-2011. The college has permission from the Govt, of Maharashtraon Non-grant basis.

i i) The College reserves the right to change the group if less thanten students are admitted to any of the groups.

The student shall be admitted in B.Sc. II and B. Sc. Final in the same subjectgroup offered by him in B.Sc. I.

Qualification for admission

For B.Sc. I

a) Students desirous of admission to optional subject groups 1,4, 5, 6, or 7 should

have passed the H.S.C. (Standard XII) examination of Maharashtra State Board of

Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or an equivalent examination with

physics, Chemistry and Mathematics subjects or H.S.C. Examination (M.C.V.C.

Stream) with Electronics Technology Trade from Engineering Technology Group or

3 year post S.S.C. Diploma of M.S. Board of Technical Education.

b) Student desirous of admission to optional subject groups 2, 3, 8, or 9 should

have passed the H.S.C. (Standard XII examination of Maharashtra state Board of

Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or an equivalent examination

with Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects or H.S.C. Examination (M.C.V.C

Stream) with Medical Laboratory Technician Trade from paramedical group

or Horticultural Trade or Crop Science Trade or Inland Fisheries Trade

from Agricultural Group or Fish Processing Technology Trade from Fisheries group

or 3 year post S.S.C. Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technician (DMLT)

of M.S. Board of Technical Eduction.

c) Students desirous of admission to optional subjects groups 10,11,12,13

should have passed the HSC examination (Standard XII) of Maharashtra State

Board of secondary & Higher Secondary Education or equivalent examination with

physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics.

For B.Sc. II

The Students should have passed Semester I and II Examinations of B.Sc. of

Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University or an examination recognized as equivalent thereto

with same optional subjects.

For B.Sc. Final

The students should have passed Semester I to IV Examinations of B.Sc. of

Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University or an examination recognized as equivalent thereto

with same optional subjects.

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Bachelor of Business AdministrationDuration & Syllabus

The Duration of Course is of 3 years. The syllabus is well drafted to suitpresent requirements. If is approved by Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University.Additional modules related with computers have been incorporated by the Institution.

Examination

The examination is conducted by Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University at theend of each year. The 80 marks are allotted to annual theory examination and20 marks are allotted as seasonal marks on the basis of performance in collegeexamination, field visit, assignments and attendance, Thus a student is continuouslyevaluated through a set of formal and informal methods involving mid-term tests, casediscussion and presentation.

Admission Procedure

Direct admission on the basis of merit in qualifying examination and

personal Interview.

Future Prospects

After completion of course, the student has better chances to get absorbedas Junior Management Executive or setup one’s own business or further developrequired skills and capacities for comprehension and analysis of business policiesand practices by joining higher education courses like M.Com., MBA, M.C.A.. MFA, etc.

Qualifications for admission

For B.B.A. I

The student should have passed H.S.C. (Standard XII) examinationof Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or anequivalent examination with two languages i.e. English (Compulsory) and any otherIndian Language or Information Technology.

For B.B.A. II

The student should have passed B.B.A. I Examination of Sant Gadge BabaAmravati University or an examination recognised as equivalent thereto withsame optional subjects.

For B.B.A. Final

The student should have passed B.B.A. II Examination of Sant Gadge BabaAmravati University or an examination recognised as equivalent thereto with sameoptional subjects.

Bachelor of Computer ApplicationsFast growing information technology and communication systems have

become critical components of almost every company’s strategic plan. Companieswhich want to take advantage of the new information technologies and communicationsystems require expert professionals, who can apply computer science principles tosolve problems faced by the interface between business and technology. This is anundergraduate program where students are exposed to various areas of computerapplications including the latest developments keeping pace with the industry.

Objectives

The course aims at realizing the following students objectives.

i) To demonstrate a sound knowledge in key areas of computer science orindustrial computing.

ii) To demonstrate a substantial understanding of concepts in key areas ofcomputer science.

iii) To carry out the required analysis and synthesis involved in computersystems, information systems and computer applications.

iv) To demonstrate professional competence in developing software and in itsdesign and implementation.

v) To develop sound practical skills to enable them in addressing the problemswhich arise from computer systems and applications.

Facilities

Outstanding highly academic core faculties, Excellent laboratory facilities,Hands-on experience on sophisticated instruments.

Eligibility

For B.C.A. I

The Student should have passed 10 + 2 or equivalent / 3 year Diploma from theState Board of Technical Education.

For B.C.A. II

The students should have passed Semester I and II Examinations of B.C.A. ofSant Gadge Baba Amravati University, Amravati.

For B.C.A. Final

Students should have passed Semester I to IV Examinations of B.C.A. of SantGadge Baba Amravati University, Amravati.

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Bachelor of Commerce (Computer Application)Duration & Syllabus

The three year full time Degree Course in commerce B.Com. (ComputerApplication) is recognized by Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University. Amravati.

The degree course is at present of annual pattern & is designed to meet theChallenges of rapid changes in corporate industry. The Curriculum is aimed atdeveloping skill for outstanding businessmanship and is approved by Sant Gadge

Baba Amravati University.

Objectives

E To impart adequate professional knowledge of commerce, finance, managementand trade laws.

E To develop new skills and business relationship that will lead to increase trade.

E To impart compete knowledge about applications of computers in bussiness and industry.

E To impart complete understanding of information technology.

E To debelop sound practical skills & professional competence in developingsoftware & implements.

‘Industrial Visit & Soft Skill Development

Industrial Visits shall be conducted at regular intervals. The object of visit isto expose students to the working culture and practical environment.

Other soft skill development activities which play an important role in thepersonality development of the students and enhance their career prospects will be

planned throughout the year.

Eligibility

B.Com. (CommputerApplication) I

The Students should have passed 10 + 2 or equivalent examination with twolanguage·s i.e. English (Compulsory) and any other Indian language and

B.Com. (CommputerApplication) II

The students should have passed B.Com I of Sant Gadge Baba AmravatiUniversity, Amravati.

B.Com. (CommputerApplication) III

The students should have passed B.Com II of Sant Gadge Baba AmravatiUniversity, Amravati.

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Master of ScienceM.Sc. Electronics (Semester and Choice Based Credit System)

Duration & Syllabus

The duration of the course is of two years (Four Semesters). The entirecurriculum is distributed over sixteen theory papers to aim at transcendingthe students level for understanding for corporate readiness. Seminars, Industrial

visits based on curriculum and other co-curricular activities form the integral partof studies.

Facilities

Outstanding highly academic core faculties are available in the college.Beside this college arranges for eminent visiting faculties for specialized coursesform other Universities / Industries.

Eligibility for M.Sc. I

Students passing B.Sc. Degree of Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University,Amravati with subject Electronics (instrumentation) Physics or Electronics Science orElectronics or B.C.S. / B.C.A. Degree or an equivalent examination of any recognizedUniversity.

Selection Process

Selection of an applicant for the M.Sc. Programs is based on the academicmerit of their undergraduate examination. Few seats are reserved for reservedcategory students as per Govt. Regulation and also for the students from outside theUniversity area.

An Innovative Programme of UGC

P.G. Diploma in Mechatronics

Salient Features of the Course

Mechatronics integrates knowledge and skills of Mechanical and ElectronicsEngineering required for machine automation. The diploma is of one year duration(two semester). The entire curriculum of the course is divided in 8 theory papers alongwith practicals or 4 theory papers, practicals and industrial training or major project.The diploma holder will have placement opportunities in automobile industry; electromanufacturing industries, services industries, etc where full automation is used.

Syllabus

Scope

The course provides thorough practical and theoretical input to the trainee tomake him a multi-skilled professional. The student will be able to apply his multi-skillsto the needs of an automated industry. Successful completion of the curriculum inMechatronics Technology prepares students for positions in business and industriesthat manufacture, utilize or repair equipments incorporating electronics, mechanics,pneumatics, hydraulics and programming.

Admission Eligibility

B.Sc. Degree of Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University, Amravati with Electronicsas an optional subject OR B.E. (Electronics) OR B.E. (Mechanical) OR any otherequivalent recognized degree of any statutory university of India.

Selection Process

Selection of an applicant for the admission to this course is based onacademic merit. Few seats are reserved as per GOVT, rules for reserve categorystudents and for the students from outside University area and for industry sponsoredcandidates.

Special Provision

As per Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University rules Mechatronics diplomaholders shall be considered eligible for the admission to direct second year of M.Sc.(Electronics) degree of this university, so the students have the opportunity to completeone diploma and M.Sc. degree in two years.

An Innovative Programme of UGC

P.G. Diploma in Biomedical ElectronicsSalient Features of the Course

Now a days electronics technology is being extensively used in health careequipments so it needs to give the students the knowledge of health care equipmentssuch as X-Ray or other imaging machines, ECG machines, Patient Monitors and manyother sophisticated instruments. Taking into consideration the need of health careindustry, this course has been specially designed. It is approved by, University, StateGovt, and UGC. This course is introduced from the academic session 2012-13.The curriculum is of two semesters with 08 theory papers and practicals or Project.

Syllabus

ScopeDiploma holder will get placement in central technical services units of

hospitals and as a Biomedical Engineers in clinical engineering departments ofhospitals.

Admission EligibilityB.Sc. Degree of Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University, Amravati with Electronics

as an optional subject OR B.E. (Electronics) OR any other equivalent recognized degreeof any statutory university of India.

Selection ProcessSelection of an applicant for the admission to this course shall be based on

academic merit. Few seats are reserved as per GOVT, rules for reserve categorystudents and for the students from outside University area and for industry sponsoredcandidates.

Special ProvisionAs per Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University rules Biomedical Electronics

diploma holders shall be considered eligible for the admission to direct second year ofM.Sc. (Electronics) degree of this university, so the students have the opportunity tocomplete one diploma and M.Sc. degree in two years.

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Biomedical Instrumentation

Robotics and Applications

Process Control

Bachelor of Science (Additional)

The Subjects offerred

Computer Science Biotechnology

Physics Statistics

Maths Chemistry

Botany Zoology

Electronics (Instrumentation)

The Student who has passed B.Sc. and desirous of passing B.Sc.(Addtional) in any one subject not offered by him for B.Sc. can do so as an external

student and after completing the practical course of B.Sc. I and B.Sc. II and B.Sc. Ill ofthe subject in one year in a college and by appearing for all theory papers andpracticals of all six semesters of B.Sc. simultaneously.

Limited facility is available for such external students desirous of appearingfor B.Sc. (Additional) for completing their studies of laboratory course in any oneof the following subjects. The fees for the same may be enquired in the office.

The necessary certificate will be issued by the college.

Ph. D. Programmes

Subjects Intake

Chemistry - 12

Botany - 05

Electronics - 10

The College Laboratories of above mentioned subjects are recognisedfor research work for Ph. D. Degree. The teachers are also recognised asPh.D. guides.

The students having post graduate degree in above mentioned subjects andhaving cleared Ph. D. Aptitude Test should contact the concerned guides foradmissions.

The fees prescrbed are Rs. 5000/- per year or part thereof.

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Master of ScienceBotany (Semester Pattern)

Duration & Syllabus

The duration of the course in of two years.(Four semesters). The syllabusprescribed by the university will be taught.

Facilities

Outstanding highly academic core faculties are available in the college.Beside this college arranges for eminent visiting faculties for specialized courses

form other Universities / Institutions.

Eligibility

M.Sc. I Students passing B.Sc. Degree of Sant Gadge Baba AmravatiUniversity, Amravati or an examination recognized as equivalent

thereto.

M.Sc. Final Should have passed the M.Sc. Part I (Botany) examination of theSant Gadge Baba Amravati University or an examination recognized as

equivalent thereto. The elective paper shall be taught if at least sevenstudents opt. for that paper and shall be subject to availability offaculties.

Career Oriented Add-On CoursesCertificate / Diploma / Advanced Diploma CoursesANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY / BIOTECHNOLOGY /INFORMATION & COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY

Objective

In order to equip the students with applied practical knowledge in varioussubjects the UGC had drafted some ‘Career Oriented Add-on Courses’ underthe scheme of Introduction of Career Oriented Programme. This college hasbeen granted following Add-on Courses in three subjects namely AnalyticalChemistry, Biotechnology and information & Computer Technology. The College hasintroduced these courses from session 2006-07.

1. Certificate Course in Analytical Chemistry.

2. Certificate Course in Biotechnology.

3. Certificate Course in Information & Computer Technology.

4. Diploma Course in Analytical Chemistry.

5. Diploma Course in Biotechnology.

6. Diploma Course in Information & Computer Technology.

7. Advanced Diploma Course in Analytical Chemistry.

8. Advanced Diploma Course in Biotchonology.

9. Advanced Diploma Course in Information & Computer Technology.

All these courses are self-contained courses. The students of UG classescan be admitted to these courses. The students can study any one of these coursessimultaneously with their UG studies. After completing theses courses the studentswill be adequately equipped to go for any job in industries or allied field. Even theycan start their own laboratory or business.

Duration and Syllabus

The duration of each course in of 1 year (300 hours teaching) and comprisesof theory, practicals and field / project work. The classes for these courses will heldafter regular college work and / or on Sundays / holidays and / or during vacations.The syllabi for these courses are approved by Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University,Amravati. The courses include adequate theoretical knowledge and rigorous practicaltraining and are supplemented by field / project work or on-job training in nearbyindustries or research laboratories.

The University may consider issue of Honours Degree In future to thestudents who have successfully completed three courses (900 hours of training) asper suggestion of UGC.

Admission CriteriaCertificate Course

Any Student Studying in B.Sc. / B.B.A. / B.C.A / B.Com. shall be eligible foradmission to certificate course in that subject.

Diploma CourseAny student studying in B.Sc. / B.B.A / B.C.A / B.Com. and who has

completed certificate course in a particular subject shall be eligible for admission toDiploma Course in that subject.

Advanced Diploma CourseAny student studying in B.Sc. / B.B.A. / B.C.A. / B.Com. and who has

completed Diploma Course in a particular subject shall be eligible for admission toAdvanced Diploma Course in that subject.

ExaminationThe examination for each course will be conducted by the college at the end

of each year for each course. The successful student will be awarded Certificate /Diploma / Advance Diploma as the case may be.

Future ProspectsAfter completion of these courses the students will be well versed with

applied knowledge and they can be absorbed in industries, research laboratories, etc.They can also start their own industry if they desire to do so. Further, if they wish tojoin PG courses their performance will be definitely better than other students whohave not done these courses. This is because, passing these courses will definitelyimprove their grasping power, knowledge of subject matter and over and above willboost their confidence.

For details of these courses, the students are advised to consult followingCourse coordinators.

Dr. Ms. S.N. Gupta for Analytical ChemistryProf. Ms. S. G. Dhakite for BiotechnologyProf. K. M. Supatkar for Information & Computer Technology

Fee StructureThese courses are sanctioned on no-grant basis. Therefore the fee structure

for different add on courses shall be as follows. It is subject to change as perdirection from UGC / State Govt. University / College.Courses Analytical Biotechnology Information & Computer

Chemistry TechnologyCertificate Course 1000/- 1000/- 1000/-Diploma Course 1500/- 1500/- 1500/-Advanced Diploma Course 2000/- 2000/- 2000/-

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Diploma in Event Management

The Shiksha Samitee has started a self-sponsored management course“Diploma In Event Management.” It is a one-year course spread over two semesters.

Adequate knowledge about ‘Event Management’ with practical experience will be givento students.

After completion of this course students can start self- earning. An opportunityto work with eminent event management concerns is also possible.

Classes will be conducted twice a week and eminent event managers fromMumbai, Pune are associated as visiting faculty.

Students who are regularly engaged in other courses such as B.Sc, B.Com.,

B.A. or others who are in business / profession can also seek admission for thiscourse. All facilities available in the college (such as Library, Computer laboratory andSophisticated Audio Visual aids etc.) will be available to these students.

The two semesters have following study components. -

1st Semester includes

1) Management and Human Resource Management

2) Event planning, Management and creative thinking.

3) Personality Development.

2nd Semester includes

1) Event Marketing and Promotions.

2) Event Finance and Entrepreneurship Management.

3) Laws related to Event Management.

4) Event Production, celebrating & Sports Management.

Project work will be given to each student. Some events will be given to a

group of students, which they have to manage.

Seats - 20

Fees - Rs. 10,000/- (For entire course)

Admission starts from 1st August 2016

Classes will start from the first week of August.

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Coaching Classes for entry in services forSC/ST/OBC (non creamy layer) and Minorities

The well being and development of the scheduled caste (SC), scheduledTribes (ST), OBC (non creamy layer) and minorities are important indicators of thestrength and success of democratic society. To increase the role of these communitiesin the administration, in all India/State/Provincial Services and other sectors governmentprovides reservation of seats. Different types of examinations are conducted torecruit the staff at national and state level. In order to prepare students belonging toSC/ST/OBC (non creamy layer) and minority communities for such examinations, theUniversity Grants Commission was provided grants to undertake the coaching classes.

Aim and Objectives

1) To prepare students belonging to SC/ST/OBC (non creamy layer) and Minoritycommunities to get gainful employment in Group ‘A’, ‘B’ or ‘C central servicesand state services.

2) To prepare students for IAS examination.

3) To provide coaching for M.P.S.C. (state services) examination.

4) To provide coaching for enhancing the fundamental knowledge for preparation ofUPSC and MPSC examinations.

5) To develop ‘study centre’ for different competitive examinations.

Working

The lectures are organized in college, in evening from 5.30 pm to 6.30 pm onfour days in a week. The teaching faculties are experienced persons who are involvedin the field since five to ten years. The separate library facilities / computer laboratoryare made available students.

Remedial Coaching Center

The center has been established under UGC scheme. At this center, RemedialCoaching Class are arranged for the students coming from weaker section of thesociety such as SC / ST / OBC and minorities. The coaching is provided in differentscience subjects, English, Mathematics, etc. Bridge Courses are also arranged.

A separate library is established for the students admitted to RemedialCoaching Classes and the books are issued to them for home reading. The centeralso arranges the guest lectures by eminent personalities. The coaching classes arearranged in the evening 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. on working days and on Sundays as per need.

Admission Rules1. Every Student seeking admission to the college shall satisfy himself / herself that

he / she is eligible to take admission to the college affiliated to the MaharashtraState Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (Herein after referredto as Board), Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University, Amravatl (Here-in-after referredto as University) and the class or year for which he / she is applying. For anymistake in this respect he / she himself/ herself will be entirely responsible. Everystudent shall take admission at his / her own risk subject to the rules for admis-sion made by the Board / University / Govt.

2. Every student shall make an application for admission on a prescribed from inhis / her own handwriting completed in all respects and dully attested by his/ herfather or legal guardian.

3 The application for admission should be accompanied with attested copies of:

i) School / College leaving certificate from the last institution he / she had attended.

ii) Date of birth certificate and caste certificate if he/she belongs to backwardclass and when the same is not mentioned in the original transfer certificate.

iii) Mark list of last examination passed.

iv) If there is a gap of one of more years between joining this college and lastqualifying examination passed, then the student will have to produce a gapcertificate stating that he / she did not join any institution during the periodnor did he / she appear for any examination during that period.

v) Student from other University is required to submit migration certificate alongwith immigration fees Rs. 90/- for student migrating from other University inMaharashtra or Rs.140/- for students migrating from University / Boardoutside Maharashtra and in case of Board, eligibility certificate along withfees Rs. 300/-. Non-compliance of this requirement will entail payment of latefee or even cancellation of the admission. Students passing SSC / HSC fromMaharashtra State Board of Secondary Education, Pune or its Divisional Boardare exempted from submitting the migration certificate.

vi) Student passing from Boards other than MS Board will have to submitthe final eligibility certificate from the Amravati Divisional Board. Till thenhis / her admission will remain provisional and student and his / herparents / guardian will be responsible for non-issue of eligibility by theBoard and Cancellation of admission.

vii) On admission, the student cannot join any other college / course simultaneouslyas per University Rules.

viii) Signature of the student / guardian may be verified form time to time, hence

usual signature should be put to avoid future complications.

4. All notices related to admission will be displayed on the college notice-board only.

No correspondence will be made in this regard.

5. Admission will be made on merit basis as per the rules prescribed by the

Board / University / Govt. Reservations and quotas as fixed by the Govt, will

be applicable. Any attempt on the part of the candidate or a person interested in

him / her to canvass with a view to solicit support for his / her admission will

disqualify the student from admission to the college.

6. The admission will be confirmed after payment of fees payable at the time of

admission and submission of original transfer certificate, mark list and other

documents.

Before submitting original documents sufficient true copes should be retained by

the student for future use. Original documents (except. T.C. & migration certificate

/ eligibility certificate) will be returned after verification.

7. The last date of admission to the college is 1st August 2016 or as will be

prescribed by the college / Board/ University. The College students should take

admission within 10 days from the date of declaration of result.

8. The syllabi of instructions for various courses shall be as prescribed by the

University / Board. These shall be available in library or can be purchased from

University/ Board.

9. The student will not be allowed to change subjects after 14 th August 2016

The decision of the Principal shall be final in this matter.

10. Medium of instructions for all classes will be English.

11 Every student will have to join NCC or PT or NSS. Incentive marks for

participation in NCC, NSS, Games and sports and other ECA are awarded by

the University to senior college students.

12. If may be clearly noted before taking admission in the college that no class will

be opened or no subject will be taught if atleast 20 students have not offered the

same.

13. All the students who are appearing for the first time at University Examination will

have to fill enrolment form along with all necessary certificates and other forms

before due date. Appropriate late fee will be charged if a student fails to submit

his / her form before the due date. The students already enrolled with Sant

Gadge Baba Amravati University should give their Enrollment Number.

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ReservationThe College is run by Hindi Linguistic Minority Educational Society. Therefore

50% seats are reserved for hindi speaking students domiciled in Maharashtra.The remaining 50% seats are allotted to students of any caste, creed, religion, gender,mother tounge, domicile, etc.

For standard XI admission 20% seats are reserved for the students passingSSC examinations from Narayandas Laddha High School and Bhawarilal Samra HighSchool run by the society in the same campus.

All other rules applicable to Minority Institutions are applicable to this college.

Discipline1. Students must not loiter in the college compound. They should spend their leisure

time in the library.

2. Students are strictly forbidden to enter the college office, Professor’s Common Room,Laboratories and Principal’s office without permission of the concerned person.

3. Misbehavior by any student in the college premises, lecture hall or near the officeis strictly prohibited and will not be tolerated under any circumstances.

4. Students must be courteous in their talk and behavior amongst themselves andwith other staff members.

5. Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited.

6. All the students shall be in their seats in the class before the start of the lecture.No student should enter or leave the class without the permission of the teacher concerned.

7. Students must remain regular in attending the college. They should not remainabsent from classes or examination without permission of the principal, whichmay be granted only when he is convinced that the student has absented forreasons beyond his/ her control.

8. Students must take care of college property such as furniture, electricalfixtures, books, and apparatus, etc. Any damage done to the college property willhave to be made good by them. They are liable to be removed from the collegewith bad remarks for deliberate damages.

9. Students must not bring unauthorised person with them in the college premises.Strict disciplinary action will be taken against the student who violates this rule.

10. Students must do nothing inside or outside the college which will interfere withthe orderly administration and discipline of the college.

11. Students should abide by all the general and special rules and orders of thecollege authorities in regard to their conduct both in and outside the college.

12. Chewing pan, tobacco, gutkha and wearing goggles or covering face in anymanner in the college premises is not permitted.

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General Rules1. Certified copies of the documents submitted along with the application form may

be issued on payment on Rs. 10/- for each document.

2. Birth date certificate, bonafied certificate, attempt certificate, character cartificate,etc will be issued on payment of Rs.10/- per certificate to the regular students.

3. Duplicate identity cards will be issued on payment of Rs. 20/- Duplicate transfercertificate will be issued to those who have lost their original transfer certificateon payment of Rs. 50/- and submission of affidavit in support of the contents ofhis/ her application.

4. The transcript in the required proforma will be authenticated on payment ofRs.100/- for maximum 10 copies.

5. Use of mobile is strictly prohibited. A fine of Rs. 100/- shall be imposed if anyoneis found using mobile in classrooms, laboratories, library or office.

6. All information in connection with the college / Board/ University examination,scholarship, freeship, enrollment, caste verification, NCC / PT / NSS etc. will beput up on college Notice Board. Student should remain particular to see thenotice board daily. Ignorance will not be considered as an excuse for any default.

7. The Principal reserves the right to remove the name of any student from thecollege rolls for:

i) Failure to pay the college dues.

ii) Failure to come up to necessary academic standard.

iii) Conduct, which, in the opinion of the Principal, is unsatisfactory.

iv) Cancellation of admission/ enrollment by Board/ University.

v) Submission of document / information subsequently found to be false or incorrect.

vi) Absence in regular college periods. (Theory and Practical Attendance below 75%)

vii) Absence in college examinations.

8. Any certificate / T.C. etc. will be issued and deposit will be refunded to thestudent concerned after two clear working days form the date of receipt of dulycompleted application with necessary fee, if any.

9. B.C. students desirous of taking admission in professional college are informedto apply for verification of caste by 14th August 2016.

10. Students should contact the college office within following timings only on........working days.

Monday to Friday 11.00 a.m. to 02.00 p.m.Saturday 08.00.a.m. to 11.00 a.m

Attendance

1. All the students must attend at least 75% of the theory and practical Classes

separately for each subject in every month and at least 80% of tha PT classes /

NCC parades held or NSS programmes/ activities. A student will be fined

@ Rs 50/- If he / she remains absent for three consecutive periods of a teacher

The fine can be exempted if the student submits home assignments given by the

concerned teacher to his/ her satisfaction. The student will be debarred from

appearing at the Board / University examination if his/ her attendance is below

prescribed limits.

2. Regular attendance in every subject in every month is required for clearing EBC &

other freeships / scholarships, etc. and these will be distributed to only those

students whose attendance in every subject is 75% and who will pass the

monthly and terminal examinations. Even absence on medical grounds will not be

condoned. Students should realize that they could absent themselves only at their

own risk. All parents must take a note of this.

Dress Code / Uniform

The college follows dress code for the staff and uniforms for studentswherein only formal clothings are allowed. The boys are expected to wear formalpants, shirts and shoes and the girls are expected to wear Salwar Kamiz with Dupatta

or Saree. The tee shirts, jean pants, tight fitting or clinging pants/ tops, fashion wear,party wear, sleeveless, caps, goggles, etc. are not allowed.

The colours / fabrics prescribed for uniforms of Boys and Girls shall bedisplayed on notice board of the college during admission period.

Separate Schemes have been prescribed for:

1) Junior College and B.Sc. Students

2) B.B.A. and B.Com. Students

3) B.C.A. Students

4) M.Sc. or PG Students.

The Students in uniform shall only be allowed in classes from 15th July 2016.

Wednesday shall be optional day for uniforms. However, formal dress as

prescribed shall be compulsory for that day also.

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College Library

The college has a good library with above 21,605 books, 43 magazines and

18 newspapers. A separate reading room for students is also provided.

1. Library and reading room shall remain open during following timings,

throughout the year excluding vacations.

Monday to Saturday 07.30 a.m. to 06.00 p.m.

During vacations, it shall remain open during office hours.

2. The issue counters shall remain open for issue and return of books during

following timings on all working days.

08.00 a.m. to 10.30 a.m.

11.00 a.m. to 02.00 p.m.

02.30 p.m. to 05.00 p.m.

3. Smart Cards are issued to every student of the college on payment of library fee

and library deposit. Maximum two books are issued to each student.

4 The book issued to a student must be returned within a week’s time from the

date of issue. A fine of Rupee 1/- per book per day on delay upto 30 days will

be charged. After 30 days a fine of Rs. 5/- per book per day will be charged.

5. While issuing the books, students should see that the book/ books issued to

them are intact. If it comes to the notice of the Librarian at the time of return of

book that certain pages of the book are missing, the student in possession of

the book shall be liable to pay the full cost of the book.

6. Books taken on temporary deposit must be returned to the library within a week

from the last day of the examination concerned, failing which the deposit will be

forfeitted.

7. Marking on library book in ink or pencil or mutilating it in any manner is strictly

prohibited. Any student doing so will be liable to pay fine equivalent to the cost of

the book.

8. If the book is lost, the student will have to pay the cost and the fine as

per library rules. Therefore the matter should be reported to the librarian

Immediately,

9. The student shall be solely responsible for the book issued on his / her B.T,

Therefore loss of B.T. Should be immediately reported to the librarian to stop

issue of book on such lost Borrowers Tickets.

10. Duplicate reading room card will be issued on payment of Rs.5/-

11. Loud speaking, noisy conversation, chatting and similar objectionable practices

are strictly forbidden in the neighborhood of / in the library / reading room.

12. Library facilities are also extended to ex-students of the College & Society at large.

13. Internet / Digital library and Xerox facility is available in library.

14. Use of mobile is strictly prohibited. A fine of Rs. 100/- shall be imposed if anyone

is found using mobile in library.

College Examinations

1. All the students must appear for all the college examinations, physical

efficiency test, medical examination and NCC examination or NSS camp. Failure

to attend an examination will be fined Rs. 50/- per paper / practical, Rs. 50/- for

Physical Efficiency Test/ Medical examination each which shall not be exempted

under any circumstances. If a student is unable to attend a written examination

he / she should submit the application to the Principal duly signed by his/ her

guardian with a relevant proof to support his application. Students not appearing

in all examinations seriously will be dealt with serous action, which may include

imposition of fine and even cancellation of admission.

2. The results shall be displayed on notice board on or before tenth day of examinations

3. For Progress report after examination parents / guardians should personally

meet the Principal or the Teacher concerned.

4. Students who do not conform to the minimum academic standard prescribed by

the college authorities will not be sent for the Board / University examination.

5. Home assignments are also given and the student will have to complete them

by fixed dates.

6. All the college students must appear for the Board / University examination.

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Identity Card

Every bonafide student of the college will be issued identity Card on payment

of prescribed Fees. The students are advised to collect their identity cards from the

college office within a month after the admission, otherwise they will not the allowed

to sit in the classes.

Duplicate identity card will be issued at their own risk on payment of Rs.50/-

A student must always keep his/her identity card with him / her while attending the

college functions, receiving the scholarship or library books or while on educational

tour. A student may not be allowed to enter the college campus without his/ her

identity card.

Govt. Concessions, Freeships, Scholarships, etc.

The related information is given in the Appendix.

The rules regarding grant or concession, freeships and scholarships are

subject to change by the Government. For any difficulty, guidance, help of the Office

Superintendent be taken.

Medical Examination

Every student on the roll of the college must present himself / herself for

medical inspection before the Medical Officer appointed by the college. The medical

inspection of student shall be held in the college premises once every year.

If a student fails to present himself / herself for the medical inspection at the

appointed time his / her case will be reported by the Medical Officer to the Board /

University and the defaulter shall be liable to pay fine.

Refund of Deposits

The students will have to apply for refund of deposits and caution money within

three years from the date of leaving college. After this, no application will be

entertained for refund and the amount of forfeited will be credited to the students

amenities fund of the college.

Deposit money will not be retuned to a student so long as he / she does not

clear the college dues. Refund will be made to concerned student only.

A Word of Advice to our students· Remember you are laying the foundation of your career and shaping your

personality by what you think, speak and do in the college.

· You should cultivate such habits which will keep you physically fit and mentally alert.

· Do not cultivate friendship with undesirable contemporaries for you are known bythe company you keep.

· Be honest, upright and straight forward in all your dealings.

· Have respect for all your classmates and other college students. Remember allstudents are equal in the college. Be respectful to lady students in your class,treating them as your sisters.

· If you are intelligent, let your classmates be benefitted by your intelligence.

· Study regularly and earnestly right from the very beginning of the session. Studyyourself, consult your teachers for solving difficulties in study, if you have any.

· Take down as much of what your teachers write on the board. While studying athome do enough written work as writing makes your ideas clear andprepares you to take examination with confidence. Try to complete yourpractical record book in the class itself as far as possible.

· Pay full attention to what the teacher delivers in the class, study all the topicsgiven in the syllabus and do not make selective study as this leads tofrustration in the examination. See if you can write answers to questions asked inat least last three years University / Board examinations.

· Do the home assignment regularly, seriously and independently andtake monthly and test examinations seriously so that success in theUniversity / Board examination is guaranteed.

· Utilize every minute of your leisure well. Always use polite language.

· Attend all college functions arranged for you.

· In your words, writing and actions, show highest respect for your teachers andthe college staff. Learn to live for others. Develop good personality.

· Look after the safety of your things yourself so that you have no occasion tocomplain for the loss of personal property.

· Follow dress code, Wear a neat and clean uniform. Your dress is a clue of yourtraining at home and of personality.

· Seek every opportunity to render Social Service and develop your personality.

Dr. S. B. Lohiya Principal

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FEESDetails of Fees Payable by Junior College Students 2016-2017

8r. Kind of Fees Amount

No. Science CommerceXI XII XI XII

1 Admission Fee 18 20 18 20

2 Tuition Fee 216 240 216 240

3 Laboratory Fee 70 70 -- --

4 Term Fee 36 40 36 40

5 College A. P. Exam. 10 - - 10 --

6 College Exam 150 150 150 150

7 Board Registration Fee - - 10 -- 10

8 College Magazine Fee 70 70 70 70

9 Specific Charge 400 400 400 400

10 Identity Card Fee 30 30 30 30

11 Garden Club 75 75 75 75

12 College Corpus Fund 50 50 50 50

13 College Day Fee 100 100 100 100

14. Laboratory Maintenance fee 100 100 -- --

Total 1325 1355 1155 1185

Non Grant Fees 7000 7000 4000 4000

Note:

1) All the above fees are subject to change as per instruction from the Govt./ Society.

2) The Students desiring to pay full session’s fee in advance, may do so.

3) The Specific Charges is being collected to meet essential expenditure including

energy bills not reimbursed by the Govt. in Grants.

4) For Non-Grant Subjects taught at Junior College (Computer Science,

Electronics, Fresh water Fish Culture) these fees are Rs. 7000/- per year and for

Information Technology these are Rs. 3000/- per year.

5) The student admitted to non non-grant section of junior college will have to

pay addtional fees as prescribed by State Govt. / Society. At present these are

Rs. 7000/- per year for science and Rs. 3000/- for Commerce.

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FEESDetails of Fees Payable by Senior College Students 2016-17

Sr. Particulars B.Sc. B.B.A B.C.A. B.Com.No. Comp.Appli.

1 Admission Fee -- 100 100 100 2 Tuition Fee 800 5000 5000 5000 3 Laboratory Fee 885 2400 5000 2400 4 Library Fee 150 1500 1500 1500 5 ECA Fee 70 70 70 70 6 Games / Sports Fee 150 150 150 150 7 Medical Exam. Fee 50 50 50 50 8 Physics Efficiency Test Fee 25 25 25 25 9 Students Aid Fund 25 25 25 25 10 College Magazine 70 70 70 70 11 Identity Card 30 30 30 30 12 Facilities fee 80 770 770 770

University Fees 13 Uni. Enrolment Fees 100 100 100 100 14 Uni. Annual Fee 70 70 70 70 15 Uni. Students welfare fund 10 20 20 20 16 Uni. Students council Fee 5 5 5 5 17 Uni. Sports Fee 50 50 50 50 18 Uni. Ashwamadh / Indradhanushya Fee 30 30 30 30 19 Uni. Corpus Fund 5 5 5 5 20 Uni. Disasters Management Fund 10 10 10 10 21 Uni. Gadge Baba Nidhi 2 2 2 2 22 Uni. Students Safety Insurance 10 10 10 10 23 Specific Charge 400 1000 1000 1000 24 College Examination Fee 150 150 150 150 25 College Garden Club Contribution 75 75 75 75 26 College Day Contribution 100 100 100 100 27 College Corpus Fund 50 50 50 50 28 Security Charges 50 50 50 50 29 Placement Activity Fee — 200 200 200

Total 3452 12017 14617 12017

For B.Sc. B.T.S.P. - Rs. 5000/-per yearFor B.Sc. Computer Science - Rs. 6000/-per yearFor B.Sc. Biotechnology - Rs. 6000/-per yearFor B.Sc. Bioinformatics - Rs. 5000/-per yearFor Ph.D. (Chem./Elect./Bot.) - Rs. 6000/-per year

Notes

1. The above fees are subject to change by University / Govt/College.

2. The Specific Charges is being collected to meet essential expenditure

including energe bills not recovered from the Government in Grants.

3. Every student admitted to the college will have to pay the fees as mentioned in

the schedule of fees.

4. The Students eligible for fees concessions/ scholarship will have to pay the fees

not reimbursed by the Government.

5. In addition, the student offering Non-Grant Subject / Course like B.T.S.P. or

Computer Science or Biotechnology will have to pay additional fee / charges

including Lab and Library fees as prescribed by the University / State Govt.

College. At present these are as under.

For B.Sc. B.T.S.P - Rs. 5000/- per year.

For B.Sc. Computer Science - Rs. 6000/- per year.

For B.Sc. Biotechnology - Rs. 6000/- per year.

For B.Sc. Bioinformatics - Rs. 5000/- per year

For Ph.D.(Chem./Elect./Bot) - Rs. 6000/- per year

6. The students admitted for non-grant course B.B.A. / B.C.A./ B.Com will have to

pay fees as per Govt. University / Society norms.

7. No brother- sister concession is allowed.

8. Fees paid in any class are not refundable unless admission is refused by the College.

9. Students leaving the college after cut off date / in the middle of the session will

be required to pay full fees for the whole session.

10. If the fees are not paid within the due dates, the student will have to pay a fine of

Rs.1/- per day for each term.

11. The tuition fees can be paid on monthly installments. It wil l be due on

the 10th of every month. The last three installments being payable by

15th January 2016 in one lumpsum.

12. Collection such as for Amravati District Stadium Fund, Flag Day Fund,

Teacher ’ Day Fund. etc. will be made as per instructions received from

concerned authorities.

Note: The second year students will have to pay EVS studies fees @ Rs. 150/-and will have to appear for EVS Examinations.

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FEESDetails of Fees Payable by Post Graduate Students 2016-17

Sr. Particulars M.Sc. M.Sc. PGDBME PGDM No.. Botany Elect.

College Fees 1 Admission Fee 100 100 100 100 1 Tuition Fees * 6000 6000 6000 6000 2 Laboratory Fee 7320 7320 7320 7320 3 Library Fee 1500 1500 1500 1500 4 ECAFee 80 80 80 80 5 Games / Sports Fee 150 150 150 150 7 Students Aid Fund 20 20 20 20 8 College Magazine 70 70 70 70 9 Identity Card 30 30 30 30

University Fees 10 University Enrolment Fee 100 100 100 100 11 University Annual Fee 100 100 100 100 12 University Students welfare fund 10 10 10 10 13 University Students council Fee 5 5 5 5 14 University Sport Fee 25 25 25 25 15 University Ashwamadh / Indradhanushya Fee 30 30 30 30 16 University Corpus Fund 10 10 10 10 17 University Disasters Management Fund 10 10 10 10 18 University Gadge Baba Nidhi 2 2 2 2 19 Facilities fee 900 900 900 900 20 College Examination Fee 150 150 150 150 21 College Garden Club 50 50 50 50 22 College Day Contribution 100 100 100 100 23 College Corpus Fund 100 100 100 100 26 Security Charges 50 50 50 50 27 Seminar Fee 300 300 300 300 28 Specific Charge 1000 1000 1000 1000

Total 18212 18212 18212 18212

Note: 1) The above fees are subject to change by University / Govt,/College 2) “The students from the outside the State of Maharashtra shall have to

pay double of the tuition fees” 3) * This includes ‘On Job Training’ fee for PGDBME & PGDM students.

APPENDIXInformation regarding award of scholarship / concession, etc,

for the year 2016-17Sr.No.

1

2

3

4

5

6

Name of theScholarship

Economically backwardclass concession.

Fee student ship of thechildren of primary,Secondary and Highersecondary School Staff.

Scholarship & Concessionto the wives, children orgrand-children of freedomfighters.

Fee education concessionto the children of StateGovt. Servants & Local BodyServants.

Educational concession tothe children of DefenceService personal & M.S.Reserve Police Force.

Free Education to girls upto12th class.

Qualification for award ofScholarship

Student whose parents’sgurdian’s income from allsource is below Rs.15000/-P.A. for Junior College Students& below Rs.100000/- P.A. forSenior College students.

Sons and daghters ofPrimary, Secondary andSchool Staff, securingminimum 45 percentmarks in the last qualifyingexaminations.

Student whose parents /gurdian’s income does notexceed Rs. 400/- p.m. andhas suffered imprisonmentfor not less than onemonth or was finedRs. 100/- or more.

Students whose parentsare drawing income ofRs. 15,000/- per annumthrough their basic andspecial pay.

Concession is givenirrespective of their incomeand place of residence.

Parents resident ofMaharshtra for more than15 years and having 3children only.

Documents required forsubmission of

application and last date

Prescribe applicationfrom with incomecertificate in duplicateform the competentauthority.

Prescribed applicationform with employmentcertificate in duplicate.

Prescribed applicationform the incomecertif icate, SammanPatra, imprisonmentor fine certif icate,marklist, agreement anddeclaration in duplicate.

Application from withincome certificate formthe employer inprescribed from induplicate.

Application from witheligibility certificate formD.S.S.A. Board induplicate.

Undertaking in duplicate.

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8

9

10

11

12

13

State Govt. Open MeritScholarship.

Merit Scholarship to theChildren of Primary andSec. School Teachers (Rs.60/- per month)

GOI Post matric scholarshipto backward class Studnets.

Rajshree ChhatrapatiShahu Maharaj Sch.(Rs. 3000/- p.a.)

Financial Assistance toMeritorious Students

Award of freeship to backward class student whohave once failed.

Scholarship to Studentspassing out from Govt.School (Rs. 500/-p.a)

Students securing minimum 60%marks in S.S.C. / H.S.C.Examination. No income limit.

Students securing minimum 60%marks in SSC / HSC Examinationand whose parents are workingas recognised full time teacherin Primary and SecondarySchools, provided incomecalculated for the purposeof scholarship does not exceedRs. 25,000/-

Students belonging to SC/ST/NT/DT & other backward classwhose parents’ guardian’sincome from all sourses doesnot exceed Rs. 1,00,000/- peryear. Only 2 children of sameparents’ /guardian are entitled toreceive the scholarship subject tomeans test prescribed.

Students securing minimum 75%marks in SSC Examination andbelonging to SC, NT & SBC.

Students placed in merit list ofthe Board on top position.

Backward class Studnets whohave been rejected GOI scholarship or the studnets havingonce failed in the samestandard.

Students passing out fromGovernment Public School inMaharashtra State andsecuring 60% marks.

Card applicationform with marklist

Card applicationform with marklist,employmant certificate& Income affidavit.

Online applicationform with marklist,T.C., caste, incomecertificate and decla-ration.

Online applicationform with copy ofmarkssheet, T.C.and caste certificate.Prescribed application.

Prescribed applicationform with agreementon stamp paper.

Online applicationform with income TCand cast certificate induplicate.

Entitlement card andAgreement form Induplicate.

College freestudentship todeserving students ofSenior College.

Talent Development inMaths and Physics,

Scholarship.

Students Aid Fund forSenior College

Govt. Open Merit Scholarshipfor Bright & deserving

studnets especially fromrural areas 50/-p.m.

Scholarship to physiciallyhandicapped students.

S.G.B. Amravati UniversityStudents Walfare Fund

Scholarship

Scholarships toMaheshwari Students.

GOI Central SectorScholarship formeritorious students

Free Studentship will be awarded

by college on merit-cum-meansbasis & whose annual income isbetween Rs. 4800/- 9000/-

Those securing atteast 60% markin H.S.C. Examination and atleast60% in Maths and Physics.

Students who are not enjoying anyconcession and those who arepoor, clever and deserving.

Students passed out from govt,public school in MaharashtraState & securing 60% marks.

Physically handicapped students

on production of certificate fromCivil Surgeon whose incomesbelow Rs. 24,000/-

Students passing out fromqualifying examination with atleast60% marks & the parents /

guardian income does not exceedRs. 48000/ - per anum

Limited numbers of Scholarships

are awarded by various Trusts onthe basis of merit cum means.

Students scoring above 80

percentile and having incomebelow limit if creamy layer(No condition of caste or catagory)

Application in prescribedform with incomecertificate.

Prescribed applicationform with Mark Sheet.

Application form withmarklist and income

Certificate.

Application in form-Bwith S.S.C. mark

list and passingcertificate from Headof the rural institution.

Prescribed applicationform with marklist.

Prescribed applicationform with marklist and

income certificate.

Prescribed applicationform with marklist.

Prescribed applicationform with l incenseCertificate.

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15

16

17

18

19

20

21

Notes :

1. From the year 2011-2012 the Government has started E-Scholarship Scheme for

the students. Those student who are applying for GOI Scholarship must have their

account in Nationalised bank. So the students are informed to submit xerox copy

of their Passbook / Account Number with scholarship form.

2. Central Sector Scholarship Scheme of GOI for Meritorious students (Scoring

above 80 Percentile) and belonging to non-creamy layer category.

3. Detailed rules regarding the different scholarship schemes will be available in

.......college office.

4. Last date for submission of application for different scholarships will be put on

Notice Board. It is generally 20th July. Application received after the prescribed

date will be summarily rejected.

5. Failures are not granted any concession / freeship/ scholarship (except, S.N.12 above).

6. In case, progress of studies at college examinations and / or attendance is not

satisfactory, the Govt, will not grant any concession or scholarship.

7. Students changing the course or leaving the college in middle of the session will

not be awarded any scholarship/ Concession.

8. Only one scholarship/ freeship will be awarded at a time.

9. Students who received scholarship during the previous year must submit the an-

nual progress report with mark list and certificate from the last institution attended

within 15 days of the joining this college.

10. Students must collect scholarship payment immediately payment notice in put on

the Notice Board by presentation of identity card. In case of default, the amount

may be returned to Government.

11. The above rules are subject to change by Government.

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YESHWANTRAO CHAVAN MAHARASHTRA OPEN UNIVERSITY,NASHIK

STUDY CENTER

The college offers following courses from 2012-2013 for the students through the

Study Center of YCMOU. The Salient features of each course are given below. The

regular student of this or any other college can also opt for these courses.

Dual degree: Learner studying degree programme of other university is allowed to

take admission to the degree prgorammes offered by YCMOU Study Center. No Transfer

Certificate (T.C.) is required for degree course of YCMOU at the time of admission.

M. B. A. [Master of Business Administration]

This is a two and half year duration course with following specilizations.

General, Finance, Marketing, Human Resource Management & Manufacturing

Management. Admission to M.B.A. programme is open to all citizens of India who

satisfy the following condition.

1) Any Bachelor ’s Degree with minimum 45% marks for Open category and

40% marks for Reserved category candidates.

2) The students are admitted to M.B.A. after qualifying Entranance Examination

conducted by the YCMOU Study Center. The medium of examination is English only.

B. A. (Public Services)

The B. A. (Public Services) is a three years degree course useful for M.P.S.C.,

U.P.S.C. and competative examinations of Public Services. A facility to complete three

years course in eight years is provided to the students.

Admission to B. A. (Public Services) is given to the candidates who have passed

XII examination or 10+2 equivalent examination of Open University.

The medium of course is English for Soft Skills Subjects and Marathi or Hindi or

English for all other subjects.

B.Sc. [2015 Pattern]

The YCMOU has permitted to start B.Sc. degree program form this session.

Admission to B.Sc. (i.e. Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Botany, Zoology, etc.) is given

to the candidates who have passed HSC examination or 10+2 equivalent examination

of Open University.

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B.Sc. (Industrial Science)

Diploma in Industrial Science

The B.Sc. (Industrial Science) is three years degree course. The course providesdetailed knowledge for services in industries and research institutes. It is the need ofthe time to generate skilled manpower suitable for industrial and business sectors.In order to provide technical education to the youth to enable them to acquire competencyrequired by the industry, the university has developed and launched degree anddiploma programmes in industrial science.

Only Indian nationals residing in Maharashtra who passed 12 th Standard orequivalent examination of open university are eligible for the admission to degreecourse. Those who have passed 10th Standard or equivalent examination are eligiblefor admission to diploma. The medium of Examination is english. The complete studymaterial developed by experts is provided to the students. The persons working inindustries can also take admission to this degree course.

B. Sc. (Biotechnology)

This is a three year course which can be opted by any student who has clearedHSC with Physics, Chemistry and Biology. The student completing this course willbecome well versed with the recent techniques of biotechnology and can be gainfullyemployed either in industry or research organizations / Laboratories.

The medium of examination is English only.

B. C. A. [Bachelor of Computer Applications]

This degree programme has duration of three years. After completion of this degreecourse the students are admitted to Post Graduate degree in ComputerScience or employed in respective disciplines.

The admission is provided to H.S.C. pass student with science subjects.The medium of examination is English only.

The Text books / study materials and work books for all programmes are providedto the students by the Study Center.

The study center is also approved to run following programs.

i) B.Sc. (Business Information Systems), ii) Diploma in Computingiii) Advanced Diploma in Computing iv) M.Com.

The details of course contents, fees, admission criteria and procedure can behad from Dr . Anand D. Rangari, Co-ordinator YCMOU Study Center .

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ACADEMIC PRIZES WINNERSOF 2015 EXAMINATIONS

Prof. M. V. Patmase sponsored Late V itthalrao Patmase Memorial Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Mr. Manoj Kute for securing first position in B.Sc.I.

Prof. A. K. Shende sponsored Late Kashinathji Shende Memorial Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Mr. Pranit Khandar for securing highest marks in Physics in B.Sc.I.

Brijlal Biyani Science College, Amravati sponsored Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku.Prajakta Gaopande for securing highest marks in Biotechnology in B.Sc.I.

Dr. A.U. Pachkhede sponsored Late Uddhavrao Pachkhede Memorial Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku. Renuka Pande for securing highest marks in Botany in B.Sc.I.

Prof. K. A. Borkar sponsored Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku. Swati Soni for securing highest marks in Electronics in B.Sc.I.

Dr. W. S. Marathe sponsored Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku.Amruta Punjabi for securing highest marks in Computer Science in B.Sc.I.

Prof. S. G. Khobragade sponsored Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Mr. Pranti Khandar for securing highest marks in Chemistry in B.Sc.I.

Dr. Mrs. P. R. Agrawal sponsored Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Mr. Manoj Kute for securing highest marks in Mathematics in B.Sc.I.

Prof. Mrs. M. A. Gadve sponsored Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku. Apeksha Kolhekar for securing highest marks in Statistics in B.Sc.I.

Dr. Ms. R. R. Laharia sponsored Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku. Lata Sunkara for securing highest marks in Zoology in B.Sc.I.

Dr. W. S. Marathe sponsored Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku.Priya Gulhane for securing first position in B.Sc.II.

Dr. A. D. Rangari sponsored Late Domaji Ramaji Rangari Memorial Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku. Rani Malve for securing highest marks in Physics in B.Sc.II.

Brijlal Biyani Science College, Amravati sponsored Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku.Amruta Warhekar for securing highest marks in Biotechnology in B.Sc.II.

Dr. A.U. Pachkhede sponsored Late Indirabai Pachkhede Memorial Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku. Falguni Jain for securing highest marks in Botany in B.Sc.II.

Dr. G. D. Agrahari sponsored Late Durgaprasadji Agrahari Memorial Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku.Anchal Chandak for securing highest marks in Electronics in B.Sc.II.

Brijlal Biyani Science College, Amravati sponsored Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku. Kalyani Vaidya for securing highest marks in Computer Science in B.Sc.II.

Dr. Ms. S. N. Gupt a sponsored Late Sumitradevi Bhaiyalal Gupt a Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku. Mudra Bansod for securing highest marks in Chemistry in B.Sc.II.

Brijlal Biyani Science College, Amravati sponsored Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku. Kalyani Vaidya for securing highest marks in Mathematics in B.Sc.II.

Prof. D. T. Deshmukh sponsored Late T ryambakrao Deshmukh Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku. Anchal Chandak for securing highest marks in Statistics in B.Sc.II.

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Dr. K. B. Sangve sponsored Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku. Mudra Bansod for securing highest marks in Zoology in B.Sc.II.

Prof. R. Y. Narkhede sponsored Late Nalinibai Narkhede Memorial Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku. Avantika Sangai for securing highest marks in Physics in B.Sc.III.

Brijlal Biyani Science College, Amravati sponsored Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku.Amruta Warhekar for securing highest marks in Biotechnology in B.Sc.III.

Dr. N. H. Shahare sponsored Late Dr . Jayant Shahare Memorial Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku.Shraddha Gawhale for securing highest marks in Botany in B.Sc.III.

Dr. D. S. Dhote sponsored Late Sheshraoji Dhote Memorial Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku. Manali Khare for securing highest marks in Electronics in B.Sc.III.

Brijlal Biyani Science College, Amravati sponsored Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku.Avantika Sangai for securing highest marks in Computer Science in B.Sc.III.

Dr. P. B. Raghuwanshi sponsored Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku.Shraddha Gawhale for securing highest marks in Chemistry in B.Sc.III.

Brijlal Biyani Science College sponsored Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku. Avantika Sangai for securing highest marks in Mathematics in B.Sc.III.

Brijlal Biyani Science College, Amravati sponsored Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku. Manali Khare for securing highest marks in Statistics in B.Sc.III.

Dr. Mrs. S. R. Katke sponsored Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku.Shraddha Gawhale for securing highest marks in Zoology in B.Sc.III.

Mr. R. H. Mankar sponsored Late W amanrao Mankar Memorial Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku.Simran Mehta for securing first position in B.B.A.I.

Dr. S. B. Lohiya sponsored Late Balkisanji Lohiya Memorial Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku. Sejal Dulare for securing first position in B.B.A.II.

Adv. Ashokji Rathi sponsored Late Mrunal Madhusudan Rathi Memorial Prize of Rs.1001/-was awarded to Ku.Ayushi Gosaliya for securing first position in B.C.A.II.

Adv. Ashokji Rathi sponsored Late Mrunal Madhusudan Rathi Memorial Prize of Rs.1001/-was awarded to Ku. Shriya Makwane for securing first position in B.C.A.I.

Dr. V. V. Vaidya sponsored Late Anant Krushnaji V aidya Memorial Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Mr. Dhatri Tiwari for securing first position in B.Com. I.

Dr. S. B. Lohiya sponsored Late Balkisanji Lohiya Memorial Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku. Kanchan Saini for securing first position in B.Com.II.

Dr. D. S. Dhote sponsored S peed (Amravati Chapter) Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku. Sapna Khandar for securing first position in M.Sc.I

Shri. Brijlal Biyani Shiksha Samiti, Amravati sponsored Prize of Rs.401/-was awarded to Ku. Akansha Deshmukh for securing first position in M.Sc. II

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2016-17

1st Session : 13-06-2016 to 22-10-2016

2nd Session : 14-1 1-2016 to 29-04-2017

SN Month Programms Date

1 June’16 a) Admissions by Admission Committee

b) Opening of College and Principal’s Address to the students 15th

c) College Council Meeting

d) Selection of Class Teachers and Distribution of Activities

e) Admission of Students

f) Submission of Proposed Academic Plan by Teachers. 29th

g) Commencement of Teaching work

h) Counselling of Passed-out-students

i) Teachers popular lectures

2. July’16 a) Admissions

b) Admission Counselling

c) Nature Club Activities-Plantation etc.

d) First meeting of Class Teachers with students.

e) Registration of NSS Students / NCC students.

f) Teachers popular lectures

3. Aug’16 a) Last Date of Admission 3rd

b) Formation of students council

c) Inauguration of “Muktangan”

d) Independence Day Celebration 15th

e) Meeting of Class Teachers with students

f) First Academic Committee Meeting

g) Processing of applications for different scholarships

h) Constitution of Committees of Science Club / Health Club /

Cultural Organization - Sahitya Kala Sanskruti Manch

i) College Council Meeting

j) Guest Lectures / Teachers popular lectures

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4 Sept’16 a) Teacher’s Day Celebration by students 5th

b) LMC Meeting

c) Games and Sport Activities of first phase

d) Programme of Science Club / Health Club / Cultural organization

e) Class Teacher’s meeting with students

f) Academic Committee Meeting

g) Brijlalji Biyani Punya Tithi 27th

h) Preparation for participation in Youth Festival

i) Guest Lectures / Teachers popular lectures

j) Meeting of Research cell.

k) Educational tours (Botanical Excurssion, Industrial

Visits, Environmental Study Tour etc.) for Sem-I, III & V

l) Unit Test of B.Sc. / B.C.A. (Sem-I, III & V) 21-26th

5. Oct’16 a) Games and Sport Activities-intercollegiate Tournaments etc

b) Class Teachers meeting with students

c) Academic Committee Meeting

d) Departmental Extension Activities

e) Submission of Home Assignment / Project Assignement for 15th

B.Sc. / B.C.A. (Sem-I, III & V)

f) Pre-semester Examination for B.Sc./ B.C.A. (Sem-I, III & V) 24th-29th

First Terminal Examination for B.B.A. & B.Com.

g) University Practical Examination of B.Sc. & B.C.A. (Sem-I, III & V)

. 6. Nov’16 Diwali Vacation : 23rd Oct. 2016 to 13th Nov. 2016.

Winter placement programme for students

College Council Meeting 23rd

7. Dec’16 a) Brijlalji Biyani Jayanti 6th

b) Dr. Shreemali Smruti Programme 9th

c) NSS Camp of Students

d) Medical Examination of Students & Remedial Measures

e) Programme of Health Club / Science Club / Cultural Organizatior

f) Class Teachers Meeting with students

g) Annual Social Gathering 29-31st

h) Guest Lectures / Teachers popular lectures

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8. Jan’17 a) Academic Committee Meetingb) Programme of Health Club / Science Club / Cultural Organizationc) Class Teachers Meeting with studentsd) Farewell to “Muktangan” participantse) Republic Day Celebration 26thf) Physical Efficiency Testg) LMC Meetingh) Guest Lectures / Teachers popular lecturesi) Campus Interviews for Placements

9. Feb’17 a) Evaluation of Teachers and Principal by Students BBA/B.Com.b) Send-off to B.B.A. & B.Com. Final year Studentsc) Second Terminal Examination for B.B.A. / B.Com. 15-20thd) Unit Test Examination B.Sc. / B.C.A (Sem-II, IV & VI) 15-20the) Science Day Celebration 28thf) Guest Lectures / Teachers popular lectures

10.Mar’17 a) Academic Committee Meetingb) University Practical Examination of B.Com.- I, II & IIIc) University Theory Examinationd) Participation of Teachers in University Examination work.e) Submission of Home Assignment / Project Assignement for 21-26th

B.Sc. / B.C.A. (Sem-II, IV & VI)

11. Apr’17 a) Pre-Semester Examination of B.Sc. / B.C.A. (Sem-II, IV & VI)b) University Practical Examination of B.Sc / BCA (Sem-II, IV & VI)c) College council Meetingd) Participation of Teachers in University Evaluation Worke) Meeting of Research cell.f) Evaluation of Teachers and Principal by Students B.Sc./B.C.Ag) Compatation of Feedback Report of Teachers

12. May’17 a) Maharashtra Day Celebration 1stb) Student’s Feedback about the college.

Summer Vacation : 30-04-2017 to 11-06-2017c) Summer Placement Programme for B.Sc./ BCA / BBA students

Number of Days (6 days a week pattern) Teaching & Learning Process - 180 Admissions/ Examinations - 60 Vacation - 54 Public Holidays - 18

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LIST OF STAFF MEMBERS 2016-2017Dr. S.B. Lohiya, Princip al, (R) 2660834, (M) 9422856858, (O) 2677011- List of Senior College T eaching S taff with T elephone Numbers -

Dapartment Name Phone Number Mobile Telephone

Chemistry Dr. P. B. Raghuwanshi, H.O.D. 9422155603 2577440Dr. [Ms] S. N. Gupta, 9665041291Dr. S.G. Khobragade 9021293871

Physics Shri R.Y. Narkhede, H.O.D. 9423126357 2663530Dr. A. D. Rangari 9423649958 2674355Shri. M.V. Patmase 9423649012 2660642Shri. A.K. Shende 9423621544 2660642

Mathematics Dr. Mrs. P.R. Agrawal, H.O.D. 9420523800Shri. H. G. Paralikar 9049415445

Zoology Dr. Mrs. S.R. Katke, H.O.D. 9422955909 2575627Dr. K. B. Sangve 9921133956 2553687Dr. Ms. R.R. Laharia 9823090736

Botany Dr. N. H. Shahare 9422158475 2510163Dr. S. J. Ishwarkar 9420077377

Statistics Dr. D.T. Deshmukh, H.O.D. 9420127203 2672399Smt. M. A. Gadve 9730045953 2572227

Electronics Dr. D.S. Dhote, H.O.D. 9422857431 2560949Dr. G. D. Agrahari, 9423649141 2510969Shri K. A. Borkar 9422858515 —

Computer Sci. Dr. V. S. Tondre 9325370134 English Vacant Phy. Education Dr. V.V. Vaidya 9766547138

Librarian Vacant

BBA Prof.Mrs.N.J. Honrao, H.O.D. 9422157076Mrs. S.P Nibjiya Asstt. Co-ordinator 9823264500 2561245Shri. G.N. Daga Asstt. Co-ordinator 9421955173Ms. M.B. Farsole Asstt. Co-ordinator 9923399789Ms. M.A. Bhuptani Asstt. Co-ordinator 9921130454

BCA Shri. K.M. Supatkar, Co-ordinator 9421946596Shri. K. K. Tiwari, Asstt. Co-ordinator

Computer Science Ku. U.S.Junghare, Asstt. Co-ordinator 9049391840

Biotechnology Ku. S. G. Dhakite, Co-ordinator 9096596804

M.Sc. (Elect.) Shri. G.A. Raut, Asst. Co-ordinator 9403012616

PGDBME /PGDM Shri. S.K. Shelke, Asst. Co-ordinator 8337532021

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- List of Junior College T eaching S taff with Telephone Numbers -

Dapartment Name & Department Phone Number Mobile Telephone

Physics Shri. N.D. Sikchi, Vice-Princip al (Jr. College) 9423126168 2512324Shri. D.G. Dabare 9890280915 9545367702

Mr. P.D. Nawandar 9175108107Ms. M.A. Chaudhari 9421739539Ms. D.G. Bhope 8275395319

Ms. J.S. Kanthale 7709972321Ms. K.B. Chhipa 8421774843

Chemistry Shri. M.S. Mohite 9423623808 2580670

Ms. Y. R. Bansod 9403211967 2651319Shri. G.P. Deshumkh 9226247644Mrs. A.A. Pranjale 8275395857

Maths Shri. S.J. Rathi 9420875542 2565996Shri. S.D. Here 9545006010Mrs. V.R. Deshpande 9403169717

Biology Ms. V.R. Wankhade 9049148929Ms. V.S. Bure 9422338443Ms. Nagma Khan 9975314612 2661326

F.W.F.C. Ms. R.D. Dharmale 9371151481

Electronics Shri. S. K. Tated 9823648102 2681422Ms. J.P. Kundwani 7798016655

Mr. N. S. Harne 9403051453

Comp. Sci. Shri. S. B. Sahu 9370626127 2675348Shri. V. B. Bansod 9420713659

Ms. S.M. Sanklecha

English Ms. K.V. Bhopale 7588084483Ms. B.V. Tapadiya 9420713145

Marathi Ms. S. K. Lemte 9421347555

Hindi Ms. A.O. Jalamkar 9619887221 2662165

Sanskrit Ms. V M. Deshpande

Phy. Edn. Shri. M.H. Tiwari 9326827752

Commerce Mrs. V. A. Agrawal 9665522790

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- List of Non-T eaching T eaching S taff [Grant & Non-Grant] -

Office Staff Vacant Supdt. Shri. P. R. Mantri Sr. ClerkShri M. D. Mahajan Sr. Clerk Shri. M.A. Sangai Sr. ClerkShri R. V. Sadanshive Jr. Clerk Shri. N.Y. Deshmukh Jr. ClerkShri. A. B. Pande Jr. Clerk Shri. S.S. Kakani Jr. ClerkShri M. M. Rajwade Peon Shri. V.R. Laddha Jr. ClerkShri P. V. Rajas Peon Ms. A. D. Wahane Jr. ClerkShri. K.G. Namurte Peon Shri. N. C. Agutale Jr. Clerk

Shri. P. R. Maloo A/c. ClerkShri. A. S. Mundada A/c. ClerkShri. R.P. Bhuskade PeonShri. P.P. Bodade PeonShri. J.N. Ninore PeonShri. T.E. Jawanjal Peon

Laboratory Shri. R. P. Surjuse Lab. Asstt. Shri. P.E. Tayade Lab. Attd. Staff Shri. R. K. Devedar Lab. Attd. Shri. S.R. Wankhade Lab. Attd.

Shri. P. A. Katole Lab. Attd. Shri. B.M. Sharma Lab. Attd.Shri N. M. Pawar Lab. Attd Shri. Prashant Bhiwarikar Lab. Attd.Shri.R.B.Raghuwanshi Lab. Attd. Shri. G.D. Dhole Lab. AttdShri. B. N. Sharma Lab. Attd.. Shri. S.J. Pawar Lab. Attd.Shri. S. M. Sharma Lab. Attd. Shri. A.K. Dhokane Lab. AttdShri. S. M .Rathi Lab. Attd. Shri. D.S. Mohokar Lab. AttdShri. A. W. Hande Lab. Attd. Shri. M.M. Bhisekar Lab. AttdShri. V. R. Nipane Lab. Attd. Ms. K. V. Mahulkar Lab. AttdShri D. G. Chapake Lab. Attd. Shri. S. P. Thosar Lab. Asst.Shri. P. G. Chaurpagar Lab. Attd. Shri. V. S. Parlikar Lab. Asst.Shri A. W. Kene Lab. Attd. Shri. U.N. Deshmukh Lab. Asst.Shri. P. K. Virulkar Lab. Attd. Mrs. S.M. Thakare Lab. Attd.

Ms. R. M. Mate Lab. Attd.Shri. P. S. Vaidya Lab. Attd.Ms. V. D. Wankhade Lab. Attd.Ms. S. S. Darekar Lab. Attd.Shri. D.G. Belbagkar Lab. Attd.Mrs. S. A. Dhokane Lab. Attd.Mrs. S. D. Bhendkar Lab. Attd.Ms. S. S. Deshpande Lab. Asst.Ms. B. S. Saraf Lab. Asst.Mrs. Kiran Chaware Sweeper

Library Staff Vacant Librarian Shri. S.M. Dayma Asst.LibrarianMs. J. M. Telang Lib. Clerk

Shri A. M. Ali Lib. Attd. Shri. S.G. Varma Lib. Clerk

Dapartment Grant-in-Aid Name Desi.

Non-Grant Name Desi.

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HOLIDAYS 2016-2017

Independence DayMonday15th August 2015

Ramzzan-IDWednesday6th July 2016

Ganesh ChaturthiMonday5th September 2016

PatetiWednesday17th August 2016

Friday30th September 2016

X-MasSunday25th December 2016

Gurunanak JayantiMonday14th November 2015

ID-E-MILADMonday12th December 2016

Ch.Shivaji JayantiSunday19th February 2017

Republic DayThursday26th

January 2017

Good FridayFriday14th April 2017

Mahaveer JayantiSunday9th April 2017

Dr. BabasahebAmbedkar JayantiFriday14th April 2017

DaseraTuesday19th October 2016

MahashivratriFriday24th February 2017

DhuliwandanMonday13th March 2017

Ram NavamiWednesday5th April 2017

Gudi PadwaTuesday28th March 2017

STUDENT CHARTER

Every stakeholder of higher education has a role to play for quality

enhancement and sustenance. The stakeholders such as the Government,

Management, teachers, students and parents have an important role in ensuring

quality of higher education.

Of all the stakeholders mentioned above, the students have a unique role

to play in ensuring quality of higher education. Firstly, the students should realize

that they have the right for quality education and it is the responsibility of the

college to provide quality educational experience to learners. Secondly, the

students should equally be aware of their responsibilities which in turn will help the

college to provide quality education. This means that the students should demand

quality education and demonstrate their commitment to quality education by

accepting their responsibilities. Otherwise the college will have very little motivation

for quality enhancement.

Therefore we adopt following student charter.

A) Institution’s responsibilities towards students

The institution shall

v communicate its goals and objectives systematically and clearly to all students.

vvvvv offer programmes that are consistent with its goals and objectives.

vvvvv offer a wide range of programmes with adequate academic flexibility.

vvvvv obtain feedback from students on the initiation, review and redesign of

programmes if and when necessary.

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Result s At a Glance of 2015 Examinations

No of Students College University

Class Admitted Appeared Passed Result % Result %

XI - Science 490 490 488 99.59 --

XI - Commerce 120 120 120 100.00 --

XII - Scince 483 479 475 99.16 99.52

B.Sc.I (S-I) (W-14) 254 249 105 42.17

B.Sc. I (S-II) 254 245 153 62.45 43.80

B.Sc. II (S-III) (W-14) 197 197 86 43.65

B.Sc.II (S-IV) 197 192 103 53.65 38.10

B.Sc.III (S-V) (W-14) 136 134 60 44.78

B.Sc.III (S-VI) 136 135 103 76.30 60.22

BBA I 82 45 14 18.67 16.59

BBA II 37 36 13 36.11 25.27

BBA III 33 33 22 66.67 40.77

BCA.I (S-I) W-14 108 104 27 25.96

BCA I (S-II) 108 104 20 19.23 27.41

BCA I (S-III) (W-14) 70 70 20 28.57

BCA II (S-IV) 70 66 30 45.45 36.53

BCA III (S-V) (W-14) 68 68 17 25.00 *

BCA III (S-VI) 68 66 33 50.00 56.83

B.Com. I 118 117 47 40.00 34.86

B.Com. II 97 97 30 30.93 38.00

B.Com. III 64 62 42 67.74 56.11

M.Sc.I (Sem-II) 12 11 05 45.45 45.45

M.Sc. II (Sem-IV) 21 21 11 52.38 52.38

PGDBME 11 11 11 100.00 100.00

PGDM 07 06 06 100.00 100.00

Results of Competitive Examinations 2015

In MH-CET 2015 Examination Shri. A. P. Vyawahare scored 190 and washighest amongst all college students. In all 19 students scored above 130 in MH-CET.

The result of JEE was not satisfactory, only six students scored above 100 out of 360.

vvvvv facilitate effective running of the teaching-learning programmes.

vvvvv implement a well-conceived plan for monitoring student progress continuously.

vvvvv ensure that the student assessment mechanism is reliable and valid.

vvvvv provide clear information to students about admission and completion

requirements for all programmes, the fee structure and refund policies,

financial aid and student support services.

vvvvv ensure sufficient and well-run support services to all students.

vvvvv promote healthy practices.

B) Student’s responsibilities of learning

The student shall

vvvvv appreciate the institutional goals and objectives and contribute to the

realisation of the same by participating in relevant institutional activities.

vvvvv have a clear knowledge of the programmes, admission policies, rules and

regulations of the institution.

vvvvv follow the time schedules, rules and regulations of the institution.

vvvvv undertake regular and intense study of learning materials.

vvvvv make optimum use of the learning resources and other support services

available in the institution.

v prepare for continuous internal assessment and term-end examinations.

v give feedback for system improvement.

v have faith and ability to pursue life long learning

v live as worthy alumni of the institution.

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Record of Class T eachers Meetings / Notes SHRI. BRIJLAL BIYANI SHIKSHA SAMITI, AMRAVATI.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

1 Shri. Ashok T. Rathi, Adv. President

2 Shri. Vijaykumar H. Kasat Vice- President

3 Shri. Vijaykumar N. Karwa Vice- President

4 Shri. Rajendrakumar H. Nawandar Secretary

5 Shri. Sunilkumar J. Goyanka Jt. Secretary

6 Shri. Vinodkumar B. Samara Treasurer

7 Shri. Ompraksh S. Laddha Executive Member

8 Shri. Prakalp M. Rathi Executive Member

9 Shri. Sunil R. Laddha Executive Member

10 Shri. Ashok J. Agrawal Executive Member

11 Dr. Satish V. Agrawal Executive Member

12 Shri. Ashokkumar R. Soni Executive Member

13 Shri. Rajendra R. Gaglani Executive Member

14 Shri. Deodatta R. Sharma Executive Member

15 Shri. Ompraksh R. Nawandar Executive Member

16 Shri. Sanjaykumar A. Kakraniya Executive Member

17 Shri. Prashant T. Rathi Executive Member

SENIOR COLLEGE

LOCAL MANAGING COMMITTEE

1) Shri A. T. Rathi, Adv. Chairman

2) Shri R. H. Nawandar Member

3) Shri S. C. Rathi Member

4) Shri M. C. Banthia Member

5) Shri M. H. Agrawal Member

6) Shri S. S. Laddha Member

7) Dr. S. B. Lohiya Principal / Secretary

8) Prof. P.B. Raghuwanshi Teacher representative.

9) Dr. A. D. Rangari Teacher representative

10) Dr. [Ms] S. N. Gupta Teacher representative.

11) Shri N. M. Pawar Non-teaching representative.

JUNIOR COLLEGE

SCHOOL COMMITTEE

1) Shri A. T. Rathi, Adv. Chairman

2) Shri. H. R. Manka. Member

3) Dr. R. R. Soni Member

4) Shri R. P. Rathi, Adv. Member

5) Dr. S. B. Lohiya Principal / Secretary

6) Ms. V. W. Wankhede Teacher representative.

7) Shri. S. S. Kakani Non-teaching representative.

SPORTS STARS OF YEAR 2015-16SPORTS STARS OF YEAR 2015-16SPORTS STARS OF YEAR 2015-16SPORTS STARS OF YEAR 2015-16SPORTS STARS OF YEAR 2015-16

Jhanvi PanatBasket Ball

XI [Electronics]

Unnati RautArchery

XI [Computer]

Rucha DeshmukhArchery

XI [Computer]

Sagar JadiyaCricket

XII [Computer]

Ayush GandhiCricket

XII [FWFC]

Vaishnavi ShriwasSwimming

B.Sc. III

Purva PaliwalArchery

B.Sc.I [CoSE]

Pratik ChikhlikarSwimming

B.Sc.II [BTB]

Ashwini GumbleYouth FestivalB.Sc.III [BTZ]

Sanskruti WagholkarSwimmingBBA - I

GOLD MEDALIST STUDENTS OF THE YEAR 2015-16

Mr.Shyamji Jaju, BJP National Secretarymeet to College

Hon’ble Adv. Ashokji Rathi, Vijayji Kasat,Rajendraji Nawandar, Deodattji Sharma in

Biyani Punyatithi Programme.

Hon’ble Mayor Rina Nanda Inaugurate ofWomen’s Empowerment Programme

Hb Checking Camp for Girls.

Shri Brijlal Biyani Shiksha Samiti DonateRs.100000/- to Naam Foundation.

Hon’ble Somnathji Gharge, Hon’ble ManmohanjiBang & Hon’ble Harishji Ithape at Inaugural

Function of Annual Social Gathering

Pranjali A. Yash AbhayAditya

Aditya D.Nagdive Prasad R.Sakhare

Ashmeetsingh Hemangi G.

Samruddhi Deshmukh Mandar Kalbande Ketan Gadwale

Shivani Dabhade Snehal P. Dahake Krishna R. Kale Rama J. Kandarkar

Sharwari Ajay Oka

Apeksha V. Bodade Mahima A. GaggadRadhika J. Karwa

Dhanashri N. Khule Uttara M. MuleyRushikesh Patangrao

Kishori S. Kasat

Rutuja R. Sawai

Abhilash L.Gahankari

Rani R. Mule

Rani R. Mule Pankaj A.Nichat Mrunal RaichuraRutuja J.Tambekar Pratiksha Tidake

Sarika S.KalantriPayal A. Talda Shruti S. Shreya J. Priyanka P.

Sakshi Kadu Mohit Beni Tejas Rathi

Students of College Merit List of H.S.C. Examination 2014-15