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Governing Body

Sr. No. Names Designation

1 Hon’ble Dr. Anil Appasaheb Patil Chairman

2 Hon’ble Prof. Dr. Vazir Singh Nehra (UGC, Representative)

Member

3 Hon’ble Director, Higher Education Pune

Memeber

4 Hon’ble Prin. Dr. P.R. Shewale (Vice-Chancellor’s Nominee)

Member

5 Hon’ble Sanjiv Jaykumar Patil Member

6 Hon’ble Adv. K.V. Patil Member

7 Hon’ble Secretary,Rayat Shikshan Sanstha, Satara

Management Nominee

8 Hon’ble Joint Secretary,Rayat Shikshan Sanstha, Satara

Management Nominee

9 Hon’ble Vasantrao Phadatare (Industrialist)

Member

10 Hon’ble Mr. L.N. Ghatage(Teachers’ Representative)

Member

11 Hon’ble Mr. T.D. Mahanawar (Teachers’ Representative)

Member

12 Hon’ble Dilip V. Charegaonkar Member

13 Hon’ble Prin. Dr. P.S. Gaikwad Member Secretary


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ADMISSION COMMITTEE 2018-19

Dr. Mrs. Pratibha S. Gaikwad - PrincipalDr. L.N. Ghatage - Vice Principal - Co-ordinator

Class Name of the Faculty

B.Com-I Dr. T.D. Mahanwar Chairman Mr. S. V. Yadav Member Mr. R.B.Pawar Member Dr. S.A Gond Member Ms. V. M. Katkar Member

B.Com-II Mr. V. D. Patil Chairman Mr. A. N. Pawar Member Mr. V. M. Godse Member

B.Com. III Dr. G. B. Kalyanshetti Chairman Mr. R.K. Nillolu Member Ms. V. N. Pai Member

B.Com (IT)- I, II Dr. D.T. Chavare Chairman& III Mr. P. J Shinde Member Mr. M. S. Wagh Member

B.Com (B.M)- I, II Dr.V.M Kumbhar Chairman& III Smt. B. R. Waghdole Member Mr. S.R.Gangawane Member B.C.A-I, II, III Smt. S. A. Kurkute Chairman Mrs. V. S. Ghadage Member Ms. S. A. Sankpal Member Mr. R. R. Sarak Member

M.Com-I Mr. A. B. Bhagwat Chairman Mr. S.P Jadhav Member

M.Com-II Mr. S. R. Suryawanshi Chairman Mr. S.P Jadhav Member

PROSPECTUS COMMITTEE

Dr. L. N. Ghatage Chairman Dr. D. T. Chavare Member


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I N D E XNo. Contents

1. About Rayat Shikshan Sanstha, Satara 6 2. About Dhananjayrao Gadgil College of Commerce, Satara. 6 3. Aims and Objectives 6 4. Autonomy for Academic Excellence 8 5. Commerce and Management Education in 21st Century 8 6. Academic Programmes 9

I) Under Graduate Programme- B.Com. (Regular)- I, II & III II) Under Graduate Programmes- B.Com. – (Information Technology) -I, II & IIIIII) Under Graduate Programme- B.Com. (Bank Management) –I, II, IIIIV) Under Graduate Programme-BCA -I, II & III V) Post Graduate Programme-M.Com. (Regular) -I & II

7. English and Marathi Medium Divisions 16

8. Career Oriented Courses 16

9. Professional Courses 17

10. Remedial Coaching 18

11. Examination and Evaluation Pattern 18

12. Teaching Learning Resources 19

13. Support Services and Student Oriented Activities 20

14. Career Guidance and Placement Cell 22

15. IBPS Center (Banking Examination Guidance Center) 22

16. Students’ Council 23

17. Student Affairs and Discipline 23

18. Admission Policy 24

19. Refund Rules 25

20. Special Information and Instructions 25

21. Fee Structure 26

25. Scholarship and other Concessions 30

26. Academic Calendar 30

27. About the Faculty 32

28. Administrative Staff 33

Admission Form

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1. ABOUT RAYAT SHIKSHAN SANSTHA, SATARA

The Rayat Shikshan Sanstha Satara, founded by Padmabhushan Dr. Karmaveer Bhaurao Patil in 1919, is one of the leading educational institutions in Asia. The value of its contribution to education enormously great, as it has from the very beginning, tried all its best to lay emphasis on the downtrodden, the poor and ignorant who really form the major bulk of society. Padmabhushan Dr. Karmaveer Bhaurao Patil was a man of the masses who devoted all his mind and life to the cause of their education. He had an incisive understanding of the social ills that beset his times and had fully realized the dire need of the spread of education. He believed that education alone could eradicate illiteracy, untouchability, caste – hierarchy, money lending, and superstitions, social and economic inequality. All his life, he tried to translate this belief into reality. He was very strongly supported by His wife Rayat Mauli Sou.Laxmibai Bhaurao Patil in his herculean task.He was the Prophet of the poor, the weak, the dispossessed and left no stone unturned for their upliftment. Such renowned person has established this educational institution with very specific aims and objectives.

2. ABOUT DHANANJAYRAO GADGIL COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, SATARA.

Dhananjayrao Gadgil College of Commerce, established in June, 1971, is the only separate independent Commerce College in Satara district. The college is named after the Late Dhananjayrao Gadgil, the distinguished economist, former Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commission and above all a close associate and an ardent admirer of Karmaveer Bhaurao Patil and his mission. Our college reflects the vision of the Sanstha, to which it belongs and its founder and has moulded itself in the best tradition and culture of the Sanstha. Affiliated to Shivaji University, Kolhapur and recognised by the University Grants Commission, the college offers conventional, non-conventional and professional courses like B.Com., B.Com-IT, B.Com- Bank Management, M.Com., M.Phil., B.C.A., P.G.D.C.A., C.A. Foundation, I.C.W.A. Foundation, Career oriented Courses etc. It also conducts one of the study centres of the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU). The college has its own beautiful premises and well-

developed campus with all the needed infrastructure and modern amenities and facilities, keeping best in tune with Information Technology. The present strength of the students of the college is around 2000. Academic excellence has always been its prominent feature. The college has a highly qualified and experienced faculty and offers excellent facilities for each faculty. The faculty always believes in listening and sharing the views of the ever-changing academic world and keeps itself abreast with current knowledge and trends in the field. The college has the best tradition of churning scholars’ outstanding players and artists year after year. It aspires to be a centre of excellence, a base for scholarship, high quality professional and conventional education, research, training and consultancy. This college has been reaccredited with A+ grade by the NAAC, Banglore and is also ISO 9001-2008 certified. The college has been granted autonomous status by UGC from academic year 2016-17

3. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES “To achieve excellence in imparting Commerce Management Education, with a view to promoting the larger interest of the society”

1) To impart qualitative and valuable services in the field of commerce and management education, catering to the needs of business, commercial and industrial world.

2) To nurture creativity and encourage entrepreneurship

3) To enhance employability by offering job oriented courses and contribute to human resource development.

4) To develop all round personality of the students to be the good and responsible citizens.

5) To inculcate a sense of discipline and integrity among the students.

6) To contribute towards social and community development through infrastructure facilities of the college.

7) To provide a platform to the students by giving them an opportunity to face all the challenges of the competitive world. .

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4. AUTONOMY FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

University Grants Commission always motivates the colleges with ‘A’ Grade by NAAC to opt for Autonomy. In order to meet the excellence in higher education the college has taken initiative to march towards autonomy. The autonomous status is received on the basis of academic reputation, performance of the college in university examinations, curricular, co-curricular, extension activities, achievements of the faculty, quality and merit of students and teachers, adequacy of infrastructure, institutional management, financial resources, involvement of faculty in innovative reforms. Autonomy improves the quality of higher education by offering the academic freedom to the affiliated colleges. The university with its common system and uniform rules and regulations for all affiliating colleges makes it difficult to meet the varied needs of all the colleges. To meet the excellence in the higher education system it needs to offer academic flexibility to colleges in order to cope up with the local conditions. The autonomous college has its own Governing Body, Academic Council, Board of Studies and Finance Committee along with the other statutory and academic committees.

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6. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES

I) B.Com Part-I ( General)

Semester I Semester IIPaper Code Name of the Paper Paper Code Name of the Paper

16-101 English for Business Communication Paper I

16-116 English for Business Communication Paper II

Compulsory papers

16-102 Business Economics Paper I

16-117 Business Economics Paper II

16- 103 Financial Accounting Paper I

16-118 Financial Accounting Paper II

16-104 Business Management Paper-I

16-119 Business Management Paper II

16-105 Marketing Management Paper I or

16-120 Marketing Management Paper II or Group I

Optional papers16-106 Global FinancePaper I or

16-121 Global Finance Paper II

16-110 NCC Paper - I 16-125 NCC Paper - II16-107 Insurance Paper I or 16-122 Insurance Paper II or

Group IIOptional papers

16-108 Business Mathematics Paper I or

16-123 Business Mathematics Paper II or

16-109 Foreign Trade Paper I 16-124 Foreign Trade Paper II

B.Com Part-II ( General)

Semester III Semester IVPaper Code Name of the Paper Paper Code Name of the Paper

16-301 Corporate Accounting Paper I 16-401 Corporate Accounting Paper II

16-302 Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship Paper I

16-402 Fundamental of Entrepreneurship Paper II

16- 303 Banking & Fundamental System Paper - I

16-403 Banking & Financial System Paper II

16-304 Business Communication Paper-III

16-404 Business Communication Paper IV

16-305 Business Statistics Paper I 16-405 Business Statstics Paper II

16-306 Business Economics Paper III 16-406 Business Economics Paper IV

16-307 Environmental Studies 16-407 Environmental Studies

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B.Com Part-III ( General)

Semester V Semester VIPaper Code Name of the Paper Paper Code Name of the Paper

16-501 Co-operation & Rural Development I

16-601 Corporation and Rural Development_II

16-502 Business Regulatory Framework-I 16-602 Business Regulatory Framework - II

16- 503 Modern Management Practices-I 16-603 Modern Management Practices - II

16-504 Indian Economic Environent-I 16-604 Indian Economic Environment - II

Optional Papers Optional PapersPaper Code Name of the Paper Paper Code Name of the Paper

16-505 Advanced Accountancy Paper-I 16-605 Advanced Accountancy Paper-III

16-506 Advanced Accountancy Paper-II 16-606 Advanced Accountancy Paper-IV

16- 507 Advanced Costing - Paper I 16-607 Advanced Costing - Paper III

16-508 Advanced Costing - Paper II 16-608 Advanced Costing - Paper IV

16-509 Advanced Banking - Paper I 16-609 Advanced Banking-Paper III

16-510 Advanced Banking - Paper II 16-610 Advanced Banking-Paper IV

16- 511 Industrial Management-Paper I 16-611 Industrial Managaement-Paper III

16-512 Industrial Management-Paper II 16-612 Industrial Managaement-Paper IV

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II) B.Com (Information Technology) Non Grantable Application of commerce knowledge through information technology is the need of time in the globalisation era. Considering the importance of IT, college has taken initiative and developed the special degree program B.Com (Information Technology). Objective of the programme is to acquaint the students with the basic knowledge of computers application in business and corporate sector. Following papers are mandatory for the programme.

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B.Com Part-I (Information Technology) Non GrantableSemester I Semester II

Paper Code Name of the Paper Paper Code Name of the Paper

16-151 Accountancy Paper I 16-157 Accountancy Paper II

16-152 Business Economics Paper I 16-158 Business Economics Paper II

16-153 Fundamentals of IT –Paper I 16-159 Database Management System

16-154 Impression Management Paper I 16-160 Impression Management Paper I

16-155 Lab Course 16-161 Lab Course

16-156 Principles of Business Management

16-162 Principles of Marketing

B.Com Part-II (Information Technology) Non GrantableSemester III Semester IV

Paper Code Name of the Paper Paper Code Name of the Paper

16-351 Accountancy Paper III 16-451 Accountancy Paper IV

16-352 Human Resource Management 16-452 Organizational Behaviour

16-353 Business Economics Paper I 16-453 Business Economics Paper IV

16-354 Business Mathematics 16-454 Business Statistics

16-355 E-Commerce 16-455 Computerized Accounting with Talley

16-356 Lab. Course-III 16-456 Lab. Course IV16-357 Environmental Studies 16-457 Environmental Studies

B.Com Part-III (Information Technology) Non Grantable

Semester V Semester VIPaper Code Name of the Paper Paper Code Name of the Paper

16-551 Entrepreneurship Development 16-651 Modern Management Practices

16-552 System Analysis and Design 16-652 Introduction to Software Engineering

16-553 Enterprise Resource Planning(ERP) (Paper -I)

16-653 Enterprise Resource Planning(ERP) (Paper -II)

16-554 Application Development Tools-(Paper -I)

16-654 Application Development Tools- (Paper -II)

16-555 Web Technology (Paper-I) 16-655 Web Technology (Paper-II)

16-556 Lab Course- V 16-656 Project (Based on IT Applications in Commerce)

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III) B.Com (Bank Management) Non Grantable Our college runs entire degree programme in Bank Management. The college initiated the course in order to give the knowledge of basics of banking system and changing scenario of banking sector. The objective of the programme is to provide theoretical as well as practical knowledge of banking to the students. B.Com Bank Management course enhances skills of students in several areas of banking like risk capital, retail banking, merchant banking, international banking, corporate banking etc.

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B.Com Part-I(Bank Management) Non GrantableSemester I Semester II

Paper Code Name of the Paper Paper Code Name of the Paper16-131 Accountancy Paper I 16-137 Accountancy Paper-II16-132 Principles of Business Management 16-138 Principles of Marketing16-133 Business Economics Paper-I 16-139 Business Economics Paper-II16-134 Impression Management Paper-I 16-140 Impression Management Paper-II16-135 Banking Paper-I

(Principles and Practice of Banking)16-141 Banking Paper-III

(Cental Banking)16-136 Banking Paper-II

(Rural Banking)16-142 Banking Paper-IV

(Cooperative Banking)

B.Com Part-II (Bank Management) Non GrantableSemester III Semester IV

Paper Code Name of the Paper Paper Code Name of the Paper16-331 Accountancy Paper I 16-431 Accountancy Paper II16-332 Principles of Business Management 16-432 Principls of Marketing16-333 Business Economics Paper I 16-433 Business Economics Paper II16-334 Impression Management Paper-I 16-434 Impression Management Paper II16-335 Banking Paper-V

(Crporate Banking)16-435 Banking Paper -VII

(International Banking)16-336 Banking Paper-VI

(Retail Banking)16-436 Banking Paper -VIII

(Development Banking)16-437 Environment Studies


B.Com Part-III (Bank Management) Non GrantableSemester V Semester VI

Paper Code Name of the Paper Paper Code Name of the Paper16-501 Entrepreneneurship Development 16-601 Modern Management Practices16-502 Banking Paper IX

(Recent Tends in Indian Economy)16-602 Banking Paper - XIV

(Mutual Fund Business in India)16-503 Banking Paper X

(Recent Trends in Banking and Technology)16-603 Banking Paper - XV

(Treasury Management)16-504 Banking Paper XI

(Credit and Risk Management)16-604 Banking Paper - XVI

(Insurance Business in India)16-505 Banking Paper XII

(Financial Markets & Services)16-605 Banking Paper -XVII

(Banking and Cyber Laws)16-506 Banking Paper XIII

(Research Methodology for Banking & Finance)16-606 Banking Paper -XVIII

(Bank Management Practices)

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BCA-I (Bachelor of Computer Applications) Non Grantable

Paper Code Semester-I Paper Code Semester-II16-171 Fundamentals of Computers 16-178 Software Packages16-172 Programming in ‘C’ Part-I 16-179 Programming in ‘C’ Part-II16-173 Principles of Management 16-180 Bank Management16-174 Financial Accounting 16-181 Financial Accounting with Tally16-175 Office Management & Communication 16-182 Principles of Marketing16-176 Lab Course based on Fundamentals of

Computers16-183 Lab Course based on Software

Packages and Financial Accounting with Tally

16-177 Lab Course based on Programming in ‘C’ Part-I

16-183 Lab Course based on Programming in ‘C’ Part-II

IV) BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) Non GrantableBCA is an innovative course in the field of computer applications. The duration of the course is normally three years. After completion of BCA course, students can opt for masters or they can even try for job opportunities.Bachelor of Computer Applications is a course that is customized for students wishing to shine in the field of computers and information technology. If you are interested in computer related field, then BCA is the perfect course for you.

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BCA-II (Bachelor of Computer Applications) Non Grantable

Paper Code Semester-III Semister-IV16-371 Cost Accounting 16-471 Entrepreneurship Development 16-372 HRM 16-472 Organizational Behaviour16-373 System Analysis & Design 16-473 DBMS using MS - Access16-374 Object Oriented Programming with C++ 16-474 Web Technology16-375 Computer Oriented Statistical Methods 16-475 Computer Mathematics16-376 Lab Course based on Object Oriented

Programming with C++16-476 Lab Course based on DBMS using

MS-Access and Web Technology16-377 Lab Course based on Computer

Oriented Stastical Methods16-477 Mini Project

BCA-III (Bachelor of Computer Applications) Non Grantable

Paper Code Semester-V Paper Code Semister-VI16-571 Management Accounting 16-671 Strategic Management16-572 E-Commerce 16-672 Data Mining and Data Warehousing16-573 Computer Network 16-673 Linux Operating System16-574 RDBMS with Oracle 16-674 Java Programming16-575 Visual Programming 16-675 Lab Course based on Linux Operating System16-576 Lab Course based RDBMS with Oracle

and Visual Programming16-676 Lab Course based on Java

Programming16-577 Mini Project 16-677 Major Project

Note : A) All admissions shall be given only on merit basis and rules and regulations prescribed by the Govt. and University.

B) Every student will have to select any one of the optional subjects while filling the application form.

C) Students willing to offier Accoutancy as a special subject will have to take note of the following conditions.

D) All subjects at B.Com. II level should be cleared. E) Minimum percentage of marks (as decided by the Committee) obtained in Corporate

Accounting at B.Com. II F) Aggregate marks obtained at B.Com. II G) Once admission is given for the special subject, will not be changed.

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V) M.Com. Admission Intake Capacity

Sr.No Specialization Intake capacity1 Advanced Acounting 252 Business Administration 25

Total 50

M.Com. – I (Grantable)

Semester I Semester II

Paper code Name of the Paper Paper code Name of the PaperM 16-101 Managements Concepts and

Organisational Behaviours Paper IM16-102 Managements Concepts and

Organisational Behaviours Paper II

M 16-103 Managerial Economics Paper I M16-104 Managerial Economics Paper -IIM 16-105 Advanced Accountancy - Paper I M 16- 106 Advanced Accountancy - Paper IIIM 16-107 Advanced Accountancy - Paper II M 16- 108 Advanced Accountancy - Paper IV

M16-109 Business Administration Paper I M16- 110 Business Administration Paper IIM16-111 Business Administration Paper III M16- 112 Business Administration Paper IV

M.Com. – II (Non Grantable)

Semester III Semester IV

Paper code Name of the Paper Paper code Name of the Paper

M16-301 Business Finance Paper I M16-401 Business Finance Paper II

M16-302 Management Accounting Paper I M16-402 Management Accounting Paper II

M 16- 303 Advanced Accountancy Paper V M 16- 403 Advanced Accountancy Paper VI

M 16- 304 Business Administration Paper V M 16- 404 Business Administration Paper VI

M16- 305 Research Methodology Paper VII M16- 405 Research Methodology Paper VIII

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7. DIVISIONS OF ENGLISH AND MARATHI MEDIUM: B§J«Or d ‘amR>r ‘mÜ¶‘m{df¶rMr ‘m{hVr

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8. CAREER ORIENTED CERTIFICATE COURSES

Apart from the regular programmes, the college offers add-on courses for defining career path and developing job oriented skills among the students

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Certificate Courses

Sr. No. Name of the Course Duration1 Insurance & Risk Management 1 Year

2 Sales Tax & Income Tax Practicing 1 Year

3 Banking & Co-op. Sector 1 Year

4 Human Resource Management 1 Year

5 E-accounting 1 Year

6 M.P.S.C. / Banking Exam Foundation Course Banking & Civil Services 1 Year

(Eligibility XII Pass)Career Oriented Diploma Courses : For admission to B. Com. II Course in addition student has to offer one of the following Diploma Course




4 Human Resource Management 1 Year5 E-accounting 1 Year

6 M.P.S.C. / Banking Exam Foundation. Banking and Civil Services 1 Year (Eligibility Concerned CoC pass at B.Com.I)


Career Oriented Advanced Diploma Courses : For admission to B. Com. III, Course in addition student has to offer one of the following Advanced Diploma Course




4 Human Resource Management 1 Year5 E-accounting 1 Year

6 M.P.S.C. / Banking Exam Foundation. Banking and Civil Services 1 Year

(Eligibility Concerned CoC pass at B.Com.II)

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9. PROFESSIONAL COURSESIn order to acquaint the basics of professional courses the college conducts following foundation courses to prepare the student for appearing the professional exams.

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Sr. No.

Name of the Course Duration

1 C.A.-CPT 4 Months

2 C.M.A. - Foundation Course 4 Months

3 Company Secretary Foundation Course

4 Months

4 Banking Exam. Guidance 4 Months

5 Softskill Development Programe 4 Months

6 Shair Trading & Investment Management

6 Months

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Sr. No.

Name of the Course Duration

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10. REMEDIAL COACHINGThe college conducts U.G.C. approved remedial coaching for socially and economically backward students. The main objective of this is to improve the academic skills and linguistic proficiency of the students in various subjects and raising their level of comprehension in subjects where quantitative, technical and laboratory work is involved and to reduce their failure and dropout rate. Students from socially and economically backward categories studying in B.Com- Part I, II and III are eligible for this course.

11. EXAMINATION AND EVALUATION SYSTEM

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A) Scheme of ExaminationThe Scheme of Examination shall be divided into two components: Internal assessment and External assessment (Semester end Examination) for each course of the program. Internal Assessment includes Assignments, Seminars, Case Studies, Quizzes, Viva-voce, Open Book Test, Unit Tests etc. For each course, minimum passing for internal Assessment is 12 out of 30 marks, for External / Semester End Examination mimimum 28 out of 70 marks and overall 40% (40 out of 100 marks). The performance of the learner will be evaluated in each course in the following manner1) Continuous Comprehensive Evaluation System (30 Marks)

i) Online / Offline Tests- 10 Marks. ii) Attendance - 05 Marks.iii) Active participation in classroom activity.- 05 Marks. iv) Home Assignments/Class Test/ Project Work/Viva-voce etc 10 Marks.Note: Internal evaluation fee will be charged Rs.75/- per semester only.

2) Semester End Examination - 70 marks for each Semester

B) Credit and Grade Based Evaluation SystemThe Performance grading of a learner shall be on the SEVEN point ranking system as under:

Letter Grade

Marks Grade Point

O 80 and above 10A 75 to 79.99 9

B 70 to 74.99 8

C 60 to 69.99 7

D 50 to 59.99 6

E 45 to 49.99 5P 40 to 44.99 4

F (Fail) 39.99 and below 0

Semester wise Credit AllotmentB.Com-I B.Com-II B.Com-III

Sem I

Sem II

Sem III

Sem IV

Sem V

Sem VI

Subject-I 4 4 4 4 4 4Subject-II 4 4 4 4 4 4Subject-III 4 4 4 4 4 4Subject-IV 4 4 4 4 4 4Subject-V 4 4 4 4 4 4Subject-VI 4 4 4 4 4 4Total 24 24 24 24 24 24

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12. TEACHING LEARNING RESOURCES

A) Dr. Karmaveer Bhaurao Patil Library : ‘Karmaveer Library’ has been started in a new building since 1987. The library is enriched with adequate number of reference books, text books, national and international journals etc. Every year the library is enriched with latest arrivals. The number of books in the library is around 57,000 and 44 National/International journals, periodicals & Magazines are available. Book Bank facility is provided to the financially backward students. Besides this there is a separate section for competitive examination. There is a separate reading hall for the male and female students and also for staff. Library provides open access for post graduate students. B) Auditorium: Sou Laxmibai Bhaurao Patil Auditorium has its unique identity in the college campus and is designed with spectacular views providing highly valuable and flexible functions within the college. It is designed to accommodate a variety of events like guest lectures, workshops, conferences at national and international levels. It is having a wide range of audio visual technology, and variable lighting modes to ensure the space provide an adaptable environment to cater the variety of events. The accommodation capacity of the auditorium is about 250 seats.C) Conference Hall The Conference Hall is located in B-Wing of the college campus and is provided for short events, presentations, and meetings.D) E-commerce Laboratory E-commerce laboratory is functioning in the college. The lab is well furnished with 32 PC’s of higher configuration and broad band internet connectivity. The laboratory is used by students for carrying out their practicals, project work and presentation of seminars. Tally and e-accounting practicals, IBPS demo tests, and other lectures are conducted in lab. The lab is also used by teachers for research work and projects timely.E) Computer Lab, Language Lab There are separate well equipped 3 Computer Labs with 82 computers with latest configuration. A separate BSNL Broadband connectivity is available. The state of art computer lab facility along with expertise staff is being available in our college. The language laboratory is also functioning in the college and is operated by the Department of English. The laboratory aims to develop students in accents, pronunciations and English Language taking into consideration its global significance and usage in various spectrum of life. F) College Magazine : The college magazine “Dhananjay” bids the platform to the creative bent of students to explore their imaginative renderings. It does also offer students various avenues to concretize their innovations and diversified facets of human endeavor.

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13. SUPPORT SERVICES

A) Earn While Learn Scheme: This College has been cherishing the principles propounded by the Founder Padmabhushan Dr. Karmveer Bhaurao Patil right from its establisment one of the most important principles viz “ Earn while Learn” and ‘Education through Self Help’ has been the motto of the Rayat Shikshan Sanstha. The main objective of the scheme is to develop a student as a multifaceted personality with academic excellence and a commitment to an egalitarian society. On an average 25 students are admitted in this scheme. This scheme is basically undertaken for the benefit of students coming from the rural areas, who are economically backward. The students who participate in this scheme are provided with all the facilities of lodging and boarding in the college hostel, free education, dress, medical facility for temporary illness and library facility etc. This scheme is definitely useful for imparting work culture, developing self- confidence and serve of fellow feeling. They are taught dignity of labour, self dependence and discipline.

B) Girls Hostel College has Girls Hostel with the intake capacity of 100 students. In the beginning of the year, hostel committee meeting is conducted and course-wise quota for the hostel seats is decided according to intake of courses. Students who want to avail the hostel facility should apply at the time of college admission on separate form cum prospectus by providing proof of admission to the college. Based on course-wise availability of seats in hostel, admission is provided on merit basis. Admission is confirmed after payment of hostel fees. Students are informed about rules and regulations of hostel. Mess facility is outsourced .Rector and hostel commitee ensures the cleanliness and food quality in mess. A ‘Visiting Member Register’ is maintained. Various programs like celebration of “Karmveer Jayanti” Birthdays, New Year, Hostel Day are organised.

C) Boys Hostel: For the outstation boys there is a separate hostel and mess facility. Needy students are supposed to take a separate prospectus and fill the applications for admission. seats are limited.

D) Gymkhana: Our College has physical and infrastructure facilities for national and international sports. The college has a play ground for various sports events. The Gymnasium is equipped with latest instruments. Along with personal achievements in sports, the students are expected to glorify the name of the college. Students participating in sports are trained after the working hours of the college.

E) N.C.C: The NCC Unit of the College is working under 22 MAH BN, SATARA. The College has two units of NCC with the total intake capacity of 105 Cadets. The intension of NCC is to train the cadets to make them able to assist army and in the emergency situation of nation. The intention behind the training of NCC is to develop the qualities of leadership, discipline social commitment among the students. We have a great heritage of NCC Unit in our college. It was started in the year 1971. All the NCC Camp Vacancies for the various purposes are fulfilled every year accurately. The regular parades are held on every Sundays. Additional parades are held on the celebration of Independence Day (15th August) Republic Day (26th Jan.) and 22nd Sept. Birth Anniversary of Padmabhushan Dr. Karmveer Bhaurao Patil, the founder, Rayat Shikshan Sanstha, Satara. Every year NCC cadets participates in various extension and outreach activities. Every year cadets appears for “B” and “C” Certificate examination.

F) Creative Events and Spark: In every academic year BCA department organizes two innovative activities namely Creative Events and Spark. The Creative Events is organized in the month of December. C programming competition, poster presentation, rangoli, spot painting photography, chess volley ball etc. competitions are organized under creative events. The Spark is organized in the month of January. C Monopoly Competition, Paper Presentation, poster presentation and games competition are organized in the Spark activity. All these activities plays a vital role in improving and inculcating various qualities among the students. Students can build up their qualities like project leadership, software developer, logistics web designing etc.


G) N.S.S: NSS has two units with the intake capacity of 200 students. Two Programme Officers are allotted to supervise over NSS Unit. As per the university guidelines every volunteer has to work 120 hrs. every year. Every year college organizes 7 Days Residential Camp. It is mandatory for every NSS volunteer to attend atleast one camp in two years. Blood Donation, Tree Plantation, Voters Awareness, Safety Transportation, Environment Awareness, Village Cleanliness, Various Awareness Rallies, AIDS Awareness etc. are the regular activities organized by our NSS Unit as per the guidelines given by the Shivaji University, Kolhapur. Our NSS Volunteers voluntarily participate in these activities.

H) Trade Fare Day: The college runs the unique activity of Trade Fare Day. This activity enables the students to learn the 7Ps of marketing viz: Product, Price, Place, Promotion, People, Process and Physical evidence and to prepare students to confront challenges, surmount difficulties and capitalize on the available opportunities. It also teaches students to deliberate, analyze and strategize to sustain in the competitive and dynamic market place to provide a good ambience and creative environment for the all round development of students.I) Industry Institute Interaction In order to get the feedback from Industry, executives from different industries are invited for Institute-Industry interaction. Taking proper cognizance of the feedback from industry, course curriculum is revised regularly.

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14. CAREER GUIDANCE AND PLACEMENT CELL Placement Cell is established in our college to provide appropriate institutional support for access of information and placement opportunities related to various fields coupled with professional guidance. Regarding information of entrance examinations and employments etc. needful notification and display is undertaken. Regarding counseling, students are made available with academic and skill development guidance, training and coaching.

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Activities of the cell: • Collectionanddisseminateinformationonjob

avenues in Govt. and Private Sectors.• Organization of Seminars and Workshops

by experts from the industry and Reputed Institutions on Soft skills

• Emerging professional trends and events,leadership roles, entrepreneurship and career opportunities in different fields of study.

• Creating awareness about the opportunities topursue higher studies in India and abroad.

• Facilitatingtheactualrecruitmentprocedure.• Maintainingrecordofall theactivitiesandthe

outcome of each of them.

Sr. No.

Date Name of the Organization

No. of Students Selected

01. 22/06/2016 ICICI Bank Ltd. 2602. 10/01/2017 ACH

Consultants Pvt. Ltd.

08

03. 16/01/2017 Infosys (A & C C, Satara)

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04. 17/03/2017 Tata Consultancy Services

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15) IBPS CENTER (BANKING EXAMINATION GUIDANCE CENTER)

Considering the importance of increasing career opportunities in Banking and Insurance Sector, College runs IBPS coaching center. Through this center the guidance regarding IBPS examinations is given to the students. The admission in this center is open to any graduate and final year student from any stream. The course details are as follows. For more details log on to www.ibpsdg.webs.com.

15) ~±H$s¨J ñnYm© narjm ‘mJ©Xe©Z H|$Ð (Am¶~rnrEg)

‘hm{dÚmb¶mV OyZ 2014 nmgyZ ho H|$Ð gwê$ H$aÊ¶mV Ambo AgyZ Am¶~rnrEg À¶m ‘mÜ¶‘mVyZ {dÚmÏ¶mªZm 1 Vo 5 ‘{hÝ¶gmn¶ªVÀ¶m {d{dY H$mog©Mo Am¶moOZ Ho$bo OmVo. ¶m‘Ü¶o gH$mir 8.30 Vo 1.30 ¶m doioV ‘hm{dÚmb¶mVrb d AmOy~mOyÀ¶m n[agamVrb {dÚmÏ¶mªZm ~±H$s¨J{df¶H$ ñnYm©narjm§Mo à{ejU {Xbo OmVo.

Duration of The IBPS/SBI Foundation Course

CourseCourse –

01Course – 02 Course – 03

IBPS/SBI Foundation Course IBPS/SBI Crash Course IBPS/SBI Crash CourseDuration 5 Months 3 Months 1 Month & 15 DaysTiming 8:30 to 10:30

Or11:30 to 01:30

8:30 to 10:30Or

11:30 to 01:308:30 to 01:30

Timing may changes as per requirements


16) STUDENTS’ COUNCIL Student Council is formed as per the circular of the University. This council is helpful to bring about overall development of students.

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16) {dÚmWu ‘§S>i

{edmOr {dÚmnrR>mÀ¶m {Z¶‘mZwgma à{Vdfu {dÚmWu ‘§S>i JR>rV Ho$bo OmVo. ‘hmamï´> {dÚmnrR> H$m¶Xm 2016 Zwgma {dÚmWu ‘§S>imMm g{Md ‘hm{dÚmb¶mÀ¶m {dH$mg g{‘Vrda (grS>rgr) gXñ¶ åhUyZ {ZdS>bm OmVmo. ¶m{edm¶ {dÚmWu ‘§S>imMm ‘hm{dÚmb¶rZ {dH$mgmgmR>r gh^mJ doimodoir KoVbm OmVmo.

17) STUDENTS’ AFFAIRS AND DISCIPLINE To maintain all round discipline in the college campus, every student shall be abided by the following rules and regulations. i) Every student must keep with him his Identity Card. ii) Attendance for every lecture shall be compulsory. iii) Students should show their satisfactory progress in the

internal evaluation. iv) The behavior of the student should not adversely affect the

image and reputation of the college. v) The rules and regulations made by the discipline committee

will be binding to all the students. vi) A student is liable for any damage caused to the college

property by his deeds/actions. vii) Internal evaluation, Home assignment and seminars are

compulsoryA) Uniform:

For the students of senior college, the uniform is made compulsory.

B) Standing Committee :This cell functions to address the issues of reservation category students to make them aware about their rights and duties.

C) Anti Ragging Cell : Ragging is strictly prohibited as per the directives of the Supreme Court. If any student is found guilty in this context, then he will be subject to the following legal punishment: i) Cancellation of admission from the college; ii) Fine and police action. iii) Withholding scholarship or other benefits; iv) Debarring from representations in events; v) Withholding results; vi) Suspension or expelled from hostel or mess and the like.D) Women’s Redressal Cell:

As per directives given by Shivaji University, Kolhapur, this cell is formed to solve the issues of sexual harassment of women and female students of the college.

E) Women Development Cell :Special Women Development Cell is functioning.

17) ‘hm{dÚmb¶mMo {eñV{df¶H$ {Z¶‘ ‘hm{dÚmb¶mV e¡j{UH$ dmVmdaU A~m{YV R>odÊ¶mgmR>r {Z¶‘mdbr V¶ma H$aÊ¶mV Ambr AgyZ {VMo nmbZ H$aUo AË¶mdí¶H$ Amho. ¶m‘Ü¶o nwT>rb ~m~tMm g‘mdoe hmoVmo.* ¶w{Z’$m‘©* AmoiInÌ* ñQ>±S>tJ H${‘Q>r* A±Q>ra°qJJ gob* ‘{hbm VH«$ma {ZdmaU H|$Ð ¶m {d{dY {d^mJm§‘m’©$V ‘hm{dÚmb¶rZ àemgZmZo V¶ma Ho$boë¶m {Z¶‘m§Mo nmbZ H$aÊ¶mgmR>rMr ¶§ÌUm {Z‘m©U Ho$br Amho.


18) ADMISSION POLICY AND PROCEDURE1) Eligibility

H.S.C. passed with Science, Commerce and H.S.C. with Vocational course.

i) Fill the admission form in detail with a photo. ii) Admissions open to in-house and outside students iii) All admissions shall be given only on merit basis and as per

rules and regulations prescribed by the Govt. iv) College will strictly follow government reservation policy.

The prescribed percentage of reservation for student’s admission in educational institutions as mentioned below.

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Sr. No.

Category Percentage of

Reservation1. Scheduled Caste S.C 13%2. Scheduled Tribe S.T 7%

3. Vimukta Jati V.J- A 3%

4. Nomadic Tribe N.T- B 2.5%

5. Nomadic Tribe (Dhangar and Similar)

N.T- C 3.5%

6. Nomadic Tribe (Vanjari and Similar)

N.T- D 2%

7. Other Backward Classes.

OBC 19%

8. Socially Backward Class

SBC 2%

Total 52%

Admission from the other affiliated college and other recognized universities. Such admissions are available but these students will not get grade at degree level. If they want to get a grade then they will have to complete the entire course.

18) ‘hm{dÚmb¶mMo àdoe{df¶H$ YmoaU

‘hm{dÚmb¶m‘Ü¶o {d{dY dJm©Mo àdoe XoVmZm {edmOr {dÚmnrR> H$moëhmnya d ‘hmamï´> emgZmÀ¶m {d{dY {Z¶‘m§Mo nmbZ Ho$bo OmVo. ¶mV àm‘w»¶mZo ‘hmamï´> emgZmÀ¶m {d{dY àdJm©Vrb àdoem~m~VÀ¶m AmajUm{df¶H$ {Z¶‘m§Mo nmbZ H$aÊ¶mgmR>r Imbrb V³Vm {dMmamV KoVbm OmVmo.

Documents required at the time of admission UG

1. Two attested Xerox copies of SSC Board certificate 2. Two attested Xerox copies of HSC, B.Com.1

Mark sheet 3. One original and one attested Xerox copy of Transfer Certificate/ Leaving Certificate4. One colour photo5. Addhar card Xerox6. Reservation Category students should attach attested Xerox copy of Caste Certificate

PG1. Two attested Xerox copies of SSC Board certificate 2. One original and one attested Xerox of Transfer Certificate/ Migration Certificate3. Two attested Xerox copies of B.Com.M.Com.I

Mark sheet4. Two colour photos5. Addhar card Xerox6. Reservation Category students should attach attested Xerox copy of Caste Certificate

* Note : In case, if autonomous college academic body rejects the eligibility certificate form for any reason, the admission will be automatically cancelled and in this respect college will not responslble.


19) REFUND RULES OF THE COLLEGE

1. For the refund of tuition fee the student has to make a written application to cancel his admission before 15th July, Rs. 10/- will be deducted from the tuition fee in the form of administrative cost.

2. If the student changes his faculty for any reason, tuition fee shall not be refunded to him.

3. The student shall get back half tuition fee if he/she makes a written application for the cancellation of admission before 30th July.

4. If admission is cancelled after 30th July, any type of fee shall not be refunded.

5. Without authentic cancellation of the admission, if the student takes admission elsewhere he will have to pay entire fee of the academic year.

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20) Special Information And Instructions

1. Identity card will be issued after admission. Identity card should be with the students in the college campus.

2. Regular attendance of the student is compulsory. Only those students fulfilling at least 75% attendance will be allowed to fill up examination form.

3. There is an independent Girls’ Hostel with accommodation facility for 100 girls.

4. There is a separate Book-Bank facility for each class.

5. Study Room facility is made available during 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m.

6. Legal action will be taken against those who will violate the rules and regulations of the college and spoil the image of the college.

7. Written application should be made immediately to cancel the admission.

8. Academic year shall begin from 15/6/2016.

9. Admission issues will be addressed by the concerned Admission Committee

10. College timing: 8.45 a.m. to 1.00 p.m.

11. Common Breakage will be recovered from all students.

12. The students are not allowed to bring the mobile phones in the premises of the college.

13. Parents Meet will be organized.

19) ’$s naVmì¶m~m~VMo YmoaU ‘hm{dÚmb¶mV àdoe KoVboë¶m {dÚmÏ¶m©Zo H$mhr H$maUmñVd Amnbm àdoe aÔ Ho$ë¶mg {Z¶‘mZwgma {ejU ewëH$ d BVa ’$s naV {Xbr OmVo. gXaMm naVmdm 30 Owb¡nydu àdoe aÔ Ho$ë¶mg ‘hm{dÚmb¶ d emgZmÀ¶m {Z¶‘mZwgma {Xbm OmVmo.

20) ‘hm{dÚmb¶rZ H$m‘H$mOm{df¶r

‘hm{dÚmb¶mV àdoe KoUmè¶m àË¶oH$ {dÚmÏ¶m©bm J«§Wmb¶, Am°{’$g B.‘Ü¶o gw{dYm àmßV H$aÊ¶mgmR>r gyMZm ’$bH$mdarb {d{dY {Z¶‘m§Mo nmbZ H$aUo ~§YZH$maH$ AgVo.

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24) FEE STRUCTURE 2018-19 (Certificate Course)

Sr. No Course Name Fee

1 Certificate in Banking & Finance 2200

2 Certificate in Insurance & Risk Management 2200

3 Certificate in Income Tax Practice 2200

4 Certificate in E-Accounting 2200

5 Certificate in Human Resource Management 2200

6 Certificate Course in Banking & Civil Services 2200

7 Diploma in Banking & Finance 2750

8 Diploma in Insurance & Risk Management 2750

9 Diploma in Income Tax Practice 2750

10 Diploma in E-Accounting 2750

11 Diploma in Human Resource Management 2750

12 Diploma in Banking & Civil Services 2750

13 Advanced Diploma in Banking & Finance 3000

14 Advanced Diploma in Insurance & Risk Management 3000

15 Advanced Diploma in Income Tax Practice 3000

16 Advanced Diploma in E-Accounting 3000

17 Advanced Diploma in Human Resource Management 3000

18 Advanced diploma Course in Banking & Civil Services 3000

The Student will have to pay G.S.T. amount as per Governmet norms if applicable.

Professional Courses

Sr. No

Course Name Fee C GST S GSt Total FeeRs.

1 C.A.-CPT 4400 396 396 51922 C.S.-Foundation 4400 396 396 51923 C.M.A.-Foundation 4400 396 396 51924 Remedial Couching Entry Services/NET/SET 4400 396 396 5192

Note - Central & State G.S.T will be added in all above mentioned courses.


25) SCHOLARSHIP AND OTHER CONCESSIONSA. National Level:

1. Bharat Sarkar B.C. Scholarship2. Govt. of India Talent Scholarship3. National Talent Search Scholarship4. National Loan Scholarship

B. State Level:1. State Govt. Open Merit Scholarship2. Scholarship for Handicapped Students.3. Concession to the Wards of Freedom Fighters4. E.B.C. Concession5. P.T.C. Free ship6. Concession to Wards of Jawans7. O.B.C. / S.B.C. Scholarship

C. University:1. Shivaji University ‘Eklavya’ Scholarship2. Shivaji University Merit Scholarship

D. College:1. Concession to wards of permanent employees of Rayat

Shikshan Sanstha.2. Students Aid Fund.3. Concession to Labour Scheme Students.

Note: E.B.C. Merit Scholarship While submitting scholarship forms, the students are required to submit Xerox copy of AADHAR CARD,

Ration Card and Bank Pass Book.

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26. ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2018-19

Sr.No. Month Activity Week

1 June -2018

a) Environment Day (5.6.2018)b.) First Term Meeting (15.6.2018)c) Admission Processd) Teaching (B.Com. II, III & M.Com. II)

1st

2nd

1st & 3rd

3rd

2 July -2018

a) Examination Committee Meetingb) World Population Day (11.7.2018)c) Commencement at Classes (B.Com I & M.Com I)d) Paper Setting Worke.) Bank Nationalisation Day (19.7.2018)f) Committee Establishment & Meeting

1st

2nd

2nd

3rd & 4th

3rd

4th

3 August - 2018

a) Guest Lecture organisationb) Lead College Activitiesc) Independance DAy (15.8.2018)d) COC Courses openinge) Academic Council Meeting

1st

1st & 2nd

3rd

3rd

2nd

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Sr.No. Month Activity Week

4 September -2018

a) Dignostic Testb) Lead College Activitiesc) MCQ Testd) BOS Sub-Committee Meetingse) Karmaveer Jayantif) Gymkhana Activity

1st

2nd & 3rd

4th

4th

4th

3rd & 4th

5 October -2018

a) Finance Committee Meetingb) Bank Visitc) Industrial Tour (B.C.A.)d) Semister End Examinations

2nd

3rd

3rd / 4th

4th

6 November -2018

a) Semester End Examinationsb) First Semester Examination Evaluationc) Examination Committee Meeting

2nd & 3rd

2nd, 3rd, 4th

4th

7 December-2018

a) 2nd Semester Teachingb) Guest Lecture Organisationc) Sports Activitiesd) Organisation of Internation Conference

1st onwords2nd & 3rd

2nd & 3rd

3rd

8 January-2019

a) Cultural Activities Participation b) Avishkar Activity c) Expert Lecture Organisationd) MCQ Examinatione) BOS Meetings

1st & 2nd

2nd

2nd & 3rd

3rd & 4th

4th

9 February-2019

a. Internal Evaluation Programmeb. Annual Prize Distributionc. Lead College Activity.d. Trade Fare Day - in the 2nd week

3rd & 4th

2nd

3rd

2nd

10 March-2019

a. Commencement of Examinations b. Completion of Practical Work of B.C.Ac. Preparation of Committee’s Reportd. MCQ Test organisation

2nd

3rd

4th

4th

11 April-2019

a. Assessment Work for University Examination.b. Annual Report Submissionc. B.Com. IT , Practical Examinationd. Semester Examinations of I & II yeare. Term end on 30 April, 2018

1st

2nd

3rd

3rd

12 May -2019 a. Summer Vacation as per Shivaji University Circularb. Results of I & II year classes


27. ABOUT THE FACULTY

Quest towards academic excellence has always been a prominent feature of this college. It has highly qualified and experienced faculty and offers excellent facilities for teaching like, Computer Lab, PC with internet connectivity, Language Lab etc. Most of the teachers are senior lecturers. The faculty also consists of 1 Chartered Accountant, 7 Ph.D. holders and seven M. Phil holders, 3 faculty members are currently carrying out their Ph.D. work.

Sr.No. Name of the Faculty Educational Qualification Designation1 Dr. Mrs. Gaikwad Pratibha Samson M.A., Ph.D., SET Principal2 Dr. Ghatage Lalasaheb Narayan M.A; M.Phil., Ph.D. Asso. Professor &

Vice Principal3 Dr. Mahanwar Tulshiram Dada M.Com., B.Ed, GDC & A, Ph.D. Asso. Professor4 Mr. Mane Hanmant Yashwant M.Sc., M.Lib. Librarian5 Dr. Kalyanshetti Girish Basavraj M.A. Ph.D., SET Assit. Professor6 Dr. Chavare Dattatraya Tatyaba M.Com., B.Ed, M.Phil., Ph.D.,

P.G.D.M.M., GDC & AAssit. Professor

7 Dr. Kumbhar Vijay Maruti M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., NET, SET, GDC & A, DIT

Assit. Professor

8 Ms. Kurkute Suvarna Ashok M.Com., SET Assit. Professor9 Mr. Patil Vijay Dinkar M.A., SET Assit. Professor

10 Mr. Nillolu Rajshekhar Kankayya M.A., M.Phil., SET Assit. Professor11 Mr. Surywanshi Sachin Rajendra M.Com., GDC & A, SET Assit. Professor12 Mr. Bhagwant Arjun Bhanudas M.Com., SET Assit. Professor14 Mr. Kshirsagar Vijay Narsigrao C.A. Assit. Professor15 Mr. Pawar Rahul Balasaheb M.Com., SET,NET Assit. Professor16 Mr. Jadhav Sangram Pruthwiraj M.Com.,PGDCA,NET Assit. Professor17 Mr. Pawar A. N. M.A.(English), SET, NET (JRF) Assit. Professor18 Mr. Shinde Pravin Jagannath M.Sc., Computer Assit. Professor19 Mr. Gangawane S. R. M.A., SET, NET Assit. Professor20 Mr. Ghule Y.A. M.Sc. Assit. Professor21 Ms. Pai Vandana N. M.Com., SET Assit. Professor22 Ms. Padiyar Dhanashri Dilip M.Sc. (Stat.) Assit. Professor23 Mr. Wagh M.S. M.Com., NET Assit. Professor24 Smt. Waghdole B.R. M.A. Assit. Professor25 Dr. Gond S.A. M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Assit. Professor26 Ms. Patil S. H. M.Com. Assit. Professor27 Ms. Katkar V. M. M.Com. Assit. Professor28 Mr. Sarak R.R. M.Com. Assit. Professor

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28. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

Sr. No. Name Designation

1 Shri Ghadage S.S. Office Suprintendent2 Shri. Patil S.P. Senior Clerk3 Ms. Jadhav S.A. Junior Stenographer4 Smt. Muley S.A. Library Clerk5 Shri. Salunkhe V.B. Junior Clerk6 Shri. Date N. M. Junior Clerk7 Shri. Shaikh L.S. M.C.V.C. Clerk8 Shri Godave A. D. Junior Clerk9 Shri. Lipare R. B. Library Attendent

10 Shri. Pisal N. D. Library Attendent11 Shri. Kamble B. A. Library Attendent12 Shri. Pawar V. S. Lab Technician13 Ms. Maya Bakale Clerk14 Sou. Date S.N. Clerk15 Sou. Shaikh S.L. Clerk16 Ms. Sathe R.D. Clerk17 Ms. Patil G.D. Clerk18 Ms. Bhise Dipali Clerk19 Shri. Zende S. A. Clerk20 Shri. Avghade T.R. Peon21 Shri. Birajdar R.D Peon22 Shri. Barkade L.R. M.C.V.C. Peon23 Smt. Jadhav V.S. Peon24 Shri. Amrut Jagtap Peon25 Shri Vitthal Mane Peon26 Shri. Mohite Kiran Peon27 Shri. Badekar N.M. Peon.

B.C.A. Faculty

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Sr.No. Name of the Faculty Educational Qualification Designation1 Mr. Varekar A.N. M.C.A Assit. Prof2 Mrs. Ghadage V. S. M.C.A Assit. Prof3 Mr. Sankpal S.A. M.C.A. Assit. Prof


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