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Appendix 10

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10.1 AICTE Permanent Institute ID : 1-12053991

Date & Period of last approval : F. No. Western/1-3322376752/

2017/EOA,

dated 30-03-2017 Period: 2017-2018

10.2 Name of the Institute : Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal’s

Dwarkadas J. Sanghvi College of

Engineering

Address of the Institution : Plot No.U-15, J.V.P.D. Scheme,

Bhaktivedanta Swami Marg, Vile Parle (West), Mumbai–400 056.

City & Pin Code : Mumbai–400 056

State / UT : Maharashtra

Longitude & Latitude : 72,50,11 & 19,6,55

Phone number with STD code : 022-42335000/42335001/26123892

FAX number with STD code : 022-26194988

Office hours at the Institution : 9:45 a.m. to 5:25 p.m.

Academic hours at the Institution : 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Email : [email protected], [email protected]

Website : www.djsce.ac.in

Nearest Railway Station (dist in Km) : Vile Parle/Andheri (2Km - Equidistant)

Nearest Airport (dist in Km) : Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, Santacruz (4 Km)

10.3 Type of Institution : Govt / Govt aided / University Dept /

Deemed Univ / Private-Self Financed

Category (1) of the Institution : Non Minority/Minority specify Minority: Gujarati Community Linguistic

Minority

Category (2) of the Institution : Co-Ed / Women only

10.4 Name of the organization running : Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal

the Institute

Type of the organization : Society / Trust / A company

mailto:[email protected]


http://www.djsce.ac.in/

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established under Section 25 of

Companies Act 1956 /PPP / BOT

Address of the organization : Shri Bhaidas Sabhagriha Bldg.

1st Floor, Bhaktivedanta Marg, JVPD,

Vile Parle (W), Mumbai – 400 056.

Registered with : Society’s Registration Act &

Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950

Registration date : 7th April, 1953

Website of the organization : www.svkm.ac.in

10.5 Name of the affiliating University/ : University of Mumbai

Board

Address : Mahatma Gandhi Road, Fort,

Mumbai – 400 032.

Website : www.mu.ac.in

Latest affiliation period : Permanently Affiliated to UoM from the

Academic Year 2017-18 onwards.

Letter No. Aff -II/ICD/17-18/1629, dated 10th November 2017.

10.6 Name of Principal / Director : Dr. Hari Vasudevan

Exact Designation : Principal

Phone number with STD code : 022-42335000/42335003/26123892

FAX number with STD code : 022-26194988

Email : [email protected]

Highest Degree : Ph.D.

Field of specialization : Manufacturing Systems and Strategy,

Market Orientation of Manufacturing

Firms and World Class Manufacturing.

http://www.svkm.ac.in/

http://www.mu.ac.in/


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10.7 Governing Board Members : Give details of all members with their

educational qualifications and other

credentials

Sr. No. Name

Educational Qualification

Nominee of Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal:

1. Shri Bharat M. Sanghvi Chairman, Automotive Manufacturers Pvt. Ltd

Trustee, SVKM.

1. B.Sc. from University of Mumbai. 2. P.G. Mechanical Engineering from U.K.

2. Dr. R. Natarajan, Member

Former Director, IIT Madras & Former

Chairman, AICTE

1. B.E. Mechanical Engineering from Mysore University.

2. M.E. degree of the Indian Institute of

Science, Bangalore.

3. M.A.Sc from the University of Waterloo,

Canada. 4. Ph.D from the University of Waterloo,

Canada.

3. Shri Paresh J. Mehta, Member

Director, Jasma Engineering LLP

1. B.E. (Production)

2. D.O.R.M.,

3. M.B.A. (Marketing)

4. Fellow of Industrial Foundry

5. Fellow of Industrial Engineering

4. Shri Amit Mehta, Member

Director, Janak Healthcare Pvt. Ltd

1. Graduate Engineer, M.B.A.

5. Shri Asoke Basak, Member

Retired I.A.S.

Chief Executive Officer, SVKM

1. M.Sc. in Geology 2. Diploma in Systems Management from Bajaj

Institute of Management Studies

3. MBA from University of Leeds, U.K.

6. Shri Ajoy David, Member

Vice-President (H.R.), Automotive

Manufacturers Pvt. Ltd

1. B.Com.

2. M.B.A.

Nominee of the A I C T E – Regional Officer (Ex-Officio):-

7. Dr. Amit Dutta, Member

Regional Officer & Director at WRO, AICTE --

An Industrialist/Technologist/Educationist from the Region as nominees of the AICTE:-

8. To be nominated ---

9. Shri Anil K. Bapat, Member

Chief Financial Officer, SVKM.

1. B.com (Hons.)

2. C.A.

3. I.C.W.A.

10. Shri Ashok N. Shah, Member

Investment Manager, Power Master Engineers Ltd.,

Trustee of V.N. Shah Educational & Charitable

Trust &

R.L. Shah Educational & Charitable Trust

1. B.Com. from Mumbai University in 1979.

2. M.S. (Computer Sci.) from University of

Texas at Arlington, USA in 1982.

Nominees of the Affiliating Body/University/State Board of Technical Education

11. To be nominated ---

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Nominees of the State Government – Director of Technical Education (Ex-Officio):-

12. Shri. Chandrashekhar V. Oak, Member Director, Directorate of Technical Education, Maharashtra State

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Technologist from the Western Region nominated by the State Govt:-

13. To be nominated --

Principal of the College:-

14. Dr. Hari Vasudevan , Member-Secretary 1. B.E. Industrial Production (GIT).

2. M.E. Production Engg. (VJTI). 3. Post-Graduate Diploma in Industrial

Engg. (VJTI).

4. Ph.D. (Indian Institute of Technology

Bombay).

Frequency of meetings : Twice in a year.

10.8 Academic Advisory Body :

Sr. No. Name Designation

Nominee of Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal:

1. Shri Bharat M. Sanghvi

Chairman, Automotive Manufacturers Pvt. Ltd

Chairman

2. Dr. J.P. Gandhi

Jt. Secretary, SVKM

Member

3. Shri Asoke Basak

Chief Executive Officer, SVKM

Member

4. Dr. R. Natarajan

Former Director, IIT Madras & Former Chairman, AICTE

Member

5. Dr. M. N. Welling Former BCUD Director & Registrar, University of Mumbai

Member

6. Dr. Sharad Mhaiskar Prov. Vice-Chancellor, NMIMS (Deemed to be University)

Member

Teachers elected by the teachers of the college:-

7. To be elected

(As per the New Maharashtra Public Universities Act,

2016). Directives yet to be received.

Member

8. To be elected (As per the New Maharashtra Public Universities Act,


Member

9. To be elected

(As per the New Maharashtra Public Universities Act,


Member

Non-teaching employee elected by the non-teaching employees of the college:-

10. To be elected

(As per the New Maharashtra Public Universities Act, 2016). Directives yet to be received.

Member

Principal of the College

11. Dr. Hari Vasudevan Member-Secretary

Frequency of meetings : Twice in a year.

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9 Organisational Chart

Principal is the academic and administrative head of the college, assisted by

Vice Principals, Heads of Departments and Registrar.

10.10 Student feedback mechanism on Institutional Governance/faculty performance

The Student Council is the main channel for feedback on Governance. There is a

formal procedure, forming an integral part of students’ performance evaluation of

faculty. Formal feedback is also sought from alumni and industry. Informally,

feedback is also taken from professional bodies, professionals and other agencies

through interactive roles.

10.11 Grievance redressal mechanism for faculty, staff and students

As per the University guidelines, the college has a Women Development Cell (WDC),

formed to look after women (female staff and students) grievances, if any. WDC often

organizes programmes for the benefit of women. A Grievance Committee also exists

in the college to look after the grievances of staff members and to address them.

Local Managing Committee also takes care of staff and students grievances. Unfair

means committee appointed by the Principal independently enquires any unfair

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practices followed by the employees and the students and reports the finding of the

enquiry to the Principal. Students’ Council of the college also plays a vital role in this

direction. Many of the grievance related issues are sorted out at the desks of heads of

the departments / Principal. Any other major grievances that cannot be sorted out

through any of the above committees/mechanisms are referred to the top

management for appropriate follow up and advise. This year we have celebrated

women’s day on 12th March, 2017. All the teaching and non-teaching staff were

invited. Dr. Lata Joshi, Doctor & Nutritionist was invited to guide all the ladies staff

how to take care of our health in the busy schedule of our life.

THE MAHARASHTRA PROHIBITION OF RAGGING ACT, 1999

Commencement

The Act has come into force with effect from 1st June, 1999 and the institute will

initiate strict action against anyone directly or indirectly involved in ragging.

ANTI RAGGING CELL The anti ragging cell of the college is headed by the Principal. Vice-Principals, eight

Heads of Departments and two first year teachers constitute the other members of

the Cell. The contact details of the Principal are 9821464696/022-26123892/

022-26107461.

10.12 Name of the Department : Chemical Engineering

Course : Chemical Engineering

Level : UG / PG

1st Year of approval by the Council : 1994-1995

2016-17 2015-16 2014-15

Year wise Sanctioned Intake 60 60 60

Cut off marks – General quota 121 69. 67437788 4.42955951

% Students passed with Distinction 9.25% 17.14% 6.25%

% Students passed with First Class 67.20% 61.42% 57.81%

Students Placed 23 21 10

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Average Pay package, Rs./Year Rs. 3.6 Rs.4.4 Rs.4.0

Lakhs p.a. Lakhs p.a. Lakhs p.a.

Students opted for Higher Studies 25 32 22

Accreditation Status of the course Accredited / Provisionally Accredited / Not

Accredited / Not eligible yet

Doctoral Courses : Yes / No

Foreign Collaborations, if any : No

Professional Society Memberships : IIChe Students’ chapter

Professional activities : Good level of Ind-Inst interaction

Consultancy activities : No

Grants fetched : Research Grant received from the

University of Mumbai of Rs. 80,000/-.

Alumni Association : Yes

10.12 Name of the Department : Electronics Engineering

Course : Electronics Engineering

Level : UG / PG

1st Year of approval by the Council: 1994-1995

2016-17 2015-16 2014-15


Cut off marks – General quota 124 74.77737698 72.66879212

% Students passed with Distinction 32.40% 38.59% 30%



Average Pay package, Rs./Year Rs. 4.5 Rs. 5.0 Rs. 5.0







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Professional Society Memberships : IEEE Students’ Chapter






10.12 Name of the Department : Production Engineering

Course : Production Engineering

Level : UG / PG


2016-17 2015-16 2014-15






Average Pay package, Rs./Year Rs. 4.0 Rs. 4.30 Rs.4.0







Professional Society Memberships : ASME, NCQM and Students’ Chapters of ISME, SAE India & ISHRAE.




University of Mumbai of Rs. 1,05,000/-.

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10.12 Name of the Department : Biomedical Engineering

Course : Biomedical Engineering

Level : UG / PG


2016-17 2015-16 2014-15











Doctoral Courses Yes / No


Professional Society Memberships : Pacemaker



Grants fetched : Research Grant received from the University of Mumbai of Rs. 25,000/-.


10.12 Name of the Department : Electronics & Telecommunication Engg.

Course : Electronics & Telecommunication Engg.

Level : UG / PG


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2016-17 2015-16 2014-15













Professional Society Memberships : IETE Students’ Chapter




University of Mumbai of Rs. 1,20,000/-.


10.12 Name of the Department : Information Technology

Course : Information Technology

Level : UG / PG


2016-17 2015-16 2014-15




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Students opted for Higher Studies 18 21 19 Accreditation Status of the course Accredited / Provisionally Accredited / Not




Professional Society Memberships : CSI Students’ Chapter






10.12 Name of the Department : Computer Engineering

Course : Computer Engineering

Level : UG / PG


2016-17 2015-16 2014-15






Average Pay package, Rs. /Year Rs. 7.5 Rs. 6.50 Rs.5.80



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Professional Society Memberships : ACM Students’ chapter



Grants fetched : Research Grant received from the University of Mumbai of Rs. 49,000/-.


10.12 Name of the Department : Mechanical Engineering

Course : Mechanical Engineering

Level : UG / PG


2016-17 2015-16 2014-15






Average Pay package, Rs. /Year Rs. 5.10 Rs. 5.50 Rs.5.80







Professional Society Memberships : ASME, NCQM and Students’ Chapters of

ISME, SAE India & ISHRAE.



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Grants fetched : No


**Third Year of the course is in Progress.

P.G. Courses:-

10.12 Name of the Department : Electronics & Telecommunication Engg.

Course : Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering

Level : UG/PG**


2016-17 2015-16 2014-15


% Students passed with Distinction --- -- --

% Students passed with First Class --- -- --

Students Placed --- -- --

Average Pay package, Rs./Year --- -- --

Students opted for Higher Studies --- -- --





Professional Society Memberships : IETE Students’ Chapter



Grants fetched : No


**Final Year of the course is in progress.

10.12 Name of the Department : Mechanical Engineering


Level : UG/PG**

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2016-17 2015-16 2014-15















Grants fetched : No


**Final Year of the course is in progress.

10.12 Name of the Department : Computer Engineering

Course : Computer Engineering

Level : UG/PG**


2016-17 2015-16 2014-15





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Professional Society Memberships : ACM Students’ chapter



Grants fetched : No


**First Year of the course is in progress.

Ph.D. Courses:-

Name of the Department : Mechanical Engineering


Level : UG/ PG /Ph.D.


2016-17 2015-16 2014-15


% Students passed with Distinction -- -- --

% Students passed with First Class -- -- --

Students Placed -- -- --

Average Pay package, Rs./Year -- -- --

Students opted for Higher Studies -- -- --







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Grants fetched : No


10.13 Details are given against each faculty member in respective departments.

10.14 Admission quota#

Entrance test / admission criteria : State Level Entrance Examination (MHT-CET)

and as per directive of Government of Maharashtra and DTE, Maharashtra.

2016-17 2015-16 2014-15

Fees in rupees (for UG) Rs.1,42,656/- Rs.1,34,658/- Rs.1,26,461/-

(Including other fees)

Fees in rupees (for PG) Rs.1,17,831/- Rs.1,36,313/- Rs.1,28,116/-

(Including other fees Adhoc)

Fees in rupees (for Ph.D.) Rs.1,35,110/- Rs.1,31,967/- Rs. 1,06,970/-

(Including other fees)

Number of Fee Waivers offered : #30 & @ 5 #27 #30

Admission Calendar : As per DTE, Maharashtra guidelines

PIO quota : Yes / No

#Under AICTE Tuition Fee Waiver Scheme @Under SVKM President’s Scholarship

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10.15 Infrastructural information

Classroom/Tutorial Room facilities

Laboratory details

Computer Centre facilities

Library facilities

Auditorium / Seminar Halls / Amphi

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Gymnasium facilities

10.16 Details are given separately.

10.17 Academic Sessions : As declared by University of Mumbai.

Examination system, Year / Sem : Semester

Period of declaration of result : As decided by the University of Mumbai.

10.18 Counseling / Mentoring

Career Counseling:

Dwarkadas J. Sanghvi College of Engineering has made its own global identity through its dynamic and distinguished alumina in the last one decade. Many of its

students, after completing graduation from DJSCE, have opted for higher education

and have excelled in their chosen career path.

Looking at the trend of students pursuing higher education after undergraduate

studies, the college has come up with a counseling centre in 2008. This counseling centre, managed by faculty offers guidance to the students opting for higher

education in the following areas:

- Helps students to decide the stream of specialization, Institute/ university

selection, application procedure etc.

- Motivates and encourages students to pursue research work, paper publication

and participation in seminars and conferences.

- Provides guidance and orientation in selecting electives prescribed under

graduate curriculum.

- Provides help in deciding on the final year projects with specific focus on their

area of specialisation.

- Offers continuous interaction with students, organise guest lectures/ sessions by alumina and experts from the industry and related fields of higher education.

- Grooms the students to face the global challenges / competitions while securing

admission to their dream universities / institutes.

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Medical facilities:

SVKM, the parent body has a Health Check up Centre for the teaching and non-teaching staff members of all its institutions. We have a group insurance policy

with The New India Assurance Co. Ltd. for all employees.

First aid boxes are made available in laboratories, workshop premises, office etc. Two

of our workshop instructors have been given training on first aid.

Cooper Hospital, Nanavati Hospital, Bhavishya Arogya Nidhi Hospital and number

of other private nursing homes in the vicinity often cater to the needs of staff and

students.

Student Insurance : Yes. Yuva Raksha Group Insurance Scheme. With National Insurance Co. Ltd.

10.19 Students Activity Body

Members of the Student Council

1. Dr. Hari Vasudevan- Principal (Chairman)

2. Dr. Mrinal Patwardhan, Faculty In-charge

3. Mr. C.K. Beral, Faculty Member

4. Mr. Shreyans Kalpesh Shah (F.E. – Chemical Engg.)

5. Ms. Stephanie Judith D’souza (F.E. – Electronics Engg.)

6. Mr. Aayush Tarun Sarda (F.E. – Production Engg.)

7. Mr. Bhandarkar Shreya S (F.E. – Biomedical Engg.)

8. Ms. Nidhi Jayant Dalal (F.E.–Elect. & Telecom. Engg.)

9. Mr. Vivek Himatlal Vora (F.E.–Information Technology)

10. Mr. Shreyank Manish Gandhi (F.E. – Computer Engg.)

11. Mr. Jay Divyesh Mehta (F.E. – Mechanical Engg.)

12. Mr. Mayur Satish Solanki (S.E. – Chemical Engg.)

13. Ms. Saya Parthiv Mogra (S.E. – Electronics Engg.)

14. Mr. Doshi Neeraja Deven (S.E. – Production Engg.)

15. Ms. Shah Niti Bhavesh (S.E. – Biomedical Engg.)

16. Ms. Koyani Amber Dilipbhai (S.E.–Elect. & Telecom. Engg.)

17. Mr. Bhan Namrata Jagmohan (S.E. – Information Tech.)

18. Mr. Lele Shreerang Rahul (S.E. – Computer Engg.)

19. Mr. Singh Aniket AShokkumar (S.E. – Mechanical Engg.)

20. Mr. Epili Gurunath Mangulu (T.E. – Chemical Engg.)

21. Ms. Jain Sonal Devendra (T.E. – Electronics Engg.)

22. Mr. Choudhary Ayush Ajit (T.E. – Production Engg.)

23. Ms. Lavanya Ramnath Lata (T.E. – Biomedical)

24. Mr. Mehta Chirag Mukesh (T.E.–Elect. & Telecom. Engg.)

25. Mr. Varshney Lekhraj Shyam (T.E. – Information Tech.)

26. Mr. Desai Takshak Samir (T.E – Computer Engg.)

27. Mr. Kataria Vijeta Rakeshkumar (B.E. – Chemical Engg.)

28. Mr. Deo Anand Avinash (B.E. – Electronics Engg.)

29. Mr. Shah Harshil Dhiren (B.E. – Production)

30. Mr. Subramanian Kavya C.K. (B.E. – Biomedical Engg.)

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31. Mr. Khema Aakash Naresh (B.E.– Elect. &Telecom. Engg.)

32. Mr. Shah Kruti Taranchand (B.E. – Information Tech.)

33. Mr. Patel Sunny Deepakbhai (B.E. – Computer Engg.)

34. Mr. Jagani Jakin Nitin (B.E. – Mechanical Engg.)

35. Dr. A.C. Daptardar

36. Dr. A.R. Joshi

37. Prof. T.D. Biradar

38. Dr. (Ms.) Meera Narvekar

39. Dr. N.M. Shekokar

Cultural activities:

The Students Council had organized various events and activities throughout the year

for students. Like Miles with Meanings, Robotics, Marathon, Interdepartmental Dance

Competition, Live Concert by Sunidhi Chauhan, Inter-college Dance Competition including DJSCE. The Annual Socio Cultural, Sports & Technical Festival “TRINITY” is

organised by DJSCE which has got tremendous response from students.

Sports activities:

The year 2016-17 saw a number of events being organized by the Sports Committee. The sports activities like Annual Sports Day, inter-department cup 2016, Trinity Sports

etc. were well planned and all in-house students were participated in these activities.

To showcase their talents in sports such as basketball, football, throwball, cricket,

badminton, chess, table tennis etc. were well taken care by the Sports Committee. To

boost their enthusiasm, each event was awarded some points and the final department with the highest points was awarded by a Cup on the Annual Day function.

Our sports teams have performed exceptionally well in inter-college sports. Especially

Our girls’ football team finished second at Father Agnel, VJTI and first in the NMIMS

tournament. The boys’ football team finished second in our very own festival, Trinity.

The boys’ badminton team finished first at K J Somaiya Vidhyavihar and SIES. The girls’ table tennis team finished second at MIT Pune. The college Squash team came

second at K J Somaiya and Trinity. The boys Basketball team also finished second in

Trinity. The college cricket team also finished second in Trinity.

Literary activities:

The NSS College Unit organizes a number of activities throughout the year. They are

planned and executed by the Unit to inculcate the spirit of social commitment in our students. The activities involved in such as Tree Plantation Drive, Old Age Home Visit,

Pollution Awareness, Beach Clean Up, Energy Conservation, Animal Hospital Visit,

Blood Donation, Tech for Young, Charity Drive and Deeds of Kindness to name a few.

Magazine/Newsletter:

Techno Focus:- Journal for budding Engineers : In order to provide our students an

opportunity to develop the skills of writing a research paper, we publish an on-line

journal which is a platform for budding engineers to publish their research and project related work.

The hard copy of Vol.1, Issue 1 & Issue 2 were released in October 2010 and March

2011 respectively. Volume 2, Issue 1 was released in October 2011. Volume 2, Issue 2

was released during March 2012.

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The Journal is available online. The first issue of online Journal (technofocus-

djscoe.org) Volume 3, Issue 1 was released in October 2012, the second issue: Volume

3, Issue 2 was released in March 2013, Volume 4, Issue 1 was released in October 2013, the third issue: Volume 4, Issue 2 was released in March 2014, Volume 5, Issue

1 was released in October 2014, the Fourth issue: Volume 5, Issue 2 was released in

March 2015 and Volume 6, Issue 1 is released in October 2015.

Technical activities / Tech Fest:

1. Technical lecture meetings in collaboration with professional bodies are organized to

give exposure on emerging areas of technology. Students are encouraged to give

technical presentations in the class on topics beyond the syllabus and also take part

in technical paper presentations.

2. Technical films/ video clippings etc are screened in the class to orient the students

on various aspects of technology.

3. DJ Spark 2017 is a State Level technical project competition hosted by Dwarkadas J.

Sanghvi College of Engineering that aims at rekindling an Engineers ever present

thirst to make, to build, to innovate, and to conquer. It brings together Engineering students from all over Maharashtra inviting them to demonstrate their projects and

compete with one another giving them all a common platform as well as to submit

paper about their projects. Eminent personalities from industries are invited to

access projects based on innovative idea and applicability. DJ Spark is not only a

platform for the participants to compete but also to share technical ideas and views. The top projects are awarded. The papers of selected projects are published in DJ

Spark's own Technical Journal having an ISSN number.

4. International Conference on wireless communication -2017 (ICWiCOM):

ICWiCOM-2017 (International Conference on wireless communication -2017) to be

organize by Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering department of DJSCE.

The ICWiCOM-2017 is scheduled on 19th – 20th January, 2018. The conference aims at various research work in different areas of communication networks, signal

processing and RF& Antennas. The conference will have plenary and technical

sessions. All accepted and presented papers based on original findings will be send

for publication in Springer International Journal. Under ICWiCOM, department had

organized workshop on ethical hacking conducted by Skynet securities during September 2016. Total 65 students from our college across different branches

attended the same.

5. “DJ NIRMITI” - Igniting Manufacturing Renaissance:

State level project competition DJASCII was organized by the college on 2nd April

2016. The primary objective of DJASCII was to provide a platform for students to present their research / project work. Final year students from various colleges

presented their Research projects in various domains such as Semantic Mining, Data

Mining, Mobile Computing, Networking, Machine learning, Embedded System, Image

Processing, Network and Security, Cloud Computing. Total 63 projects groups had

demonstrated their project work. All the selected project abstracts are published in proceeding with ISBN number. Total 10 experts from industry and academia were

invited to judge the projects domainwise.

6. “DJASCII” - Project Competition:

State level project competition DJASCII was organized by Computer and IT department on 1st April 2017. The primary objective of the competition was to

provide a platform for students to present their research/project work. There was a

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massive participation of the students from the college as well outhouse colleges. 61

teams participated in round one. Various projects from different domains such as

Artificial Intelligence, Augmented Reality, Data Mining, NLP, etc. were presented for Round One out of which 8 teams made their way to the Final round. A team of five

experts from the field of IT graced DJ-ASCII with their presence to judge the best

projects of the competition. Along with the project presentations, posters were

displayed by the students of the final year from Computer Department and

Information Technology Department of the college. This splendid event concluded

with the valedictory function disclosing the results of the project presentation as well as the poster presentation. The gap between the industrial demand and the

education system should be bridged by involving students to participate in

competitions like these and foster their technical and presentation skills.

7. API (Analyze, Plan, Implement):

A state level competition was organised in the Computer Engineering department of

our college from 18/03/2017 to 19/03/2017. Total 30 teams had participated from

all over the state. The competition placed importance upon Software Engineering,

where teams of 3 developers were split and placed in an environment of restricted

communication to emulate industrial constraints and standards. The event was inaugurated by Dr. Pradeep

Pendse, dean of IT, E-business and business design at Welingkar Institute of

Management and Mr Kaustubh Shivdikar, research fellow at the MIT Media Lab. The

final product created by the teams was judged by Mr. Shivdikar and Mr. Vibhaj

Rajan, and will be applied to solve problems faced by the college.

Winners:

1st Prize - Aditya Thakker, Parth Patangia and Vaibhav Panchal (Computer dept.)

2nd Prize - Shreya Naik, Sarmistha Velury and Krisha Mehta (Computer Dept.)

3rd Prize - Dhruvesh Mehta, Gitika Daswani and Vidish Naik (Computer Dept.)

8. Symposium:

A Symposium and Poster Competition on Recent Trends in Biomedical Engineering

was organised by the student chapter PACEMAKER on 31st March 2017. Dr. Vikram

Lele, Director, Department of Nuclear Medicine & PET-CT, Jaslok Hospital & Research Centre and Mr. Prasad Hadkar, Deputy Manager, Healthcare Informatics at

Philips Healthcare were the guest speakers for the same. Dr. Lele spoke on trends in

Nuclear Medicine and Mr. Hadkar guided students on the topic of Healthcare

Informatics. Total 98 students from our college and 25 students from various other

colleges had participated in the Symposium and Poster Competition.

Industrial Visits / Tours:

Industry visits are organized on regular basis right from the first year level.

Alumni activities:

Alumni Meets are conducted department-wise every year. Alumni actively participate

in the Meet, guide current students and interact with faculty members.

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Few distinguished Alumni include:

Sr. No.

Name of the Prominent Alumni

Company Designations

1 Mr. Jariwal Amit Alpzhinc, USA President & Co-founder

2 Mr. Samrat Lal Morgan Stanly, Singapore Sr. Manager

3 Mr. Mehul Mehta Zed Pharma Director

4 Mr. Anees Hussain Executive Director Morgan Stanley

5 Mr. Sachin Sanghvi Automotive Manufacturers

Pvt. Ltd.

Vice-President

6 Mr. Satya Kela Kela Industries Pvt. Ltd. Director - Marketing

Name of the current Alumni Association In-charge: Mrs. Vaibhavi A. Sonetha,

Secretary

Website for Alumni Association: alumni.djsce.ac.in

E-mial Address: [email protected], [email protected]

10.20 Name of the Information Officer for RTI : NA (As per the judgment given by the Mumbai High Court/Nagpur Bench:

Writ Petition 5132 of 2008,

pronounced on 20th August 2009).

10.21 a CAY=Current Academic Year

b *Repeat this template for each department / staff

c #Repeat this template for additional quota, if any

d ^Add photographs

(All the details are included for each departments)



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