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SELF STUDY REPORT (SSR)

Addendum (Additional Information)

Submitted to

NAAC (National Assessment and Accreditation Council)

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Submitted by

Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies AU-Block (Outer Ring Road), Pitampura, Delhi-110034

Index

Particular

Page Number

Evaluation Report of the Departments

Vivekananda Law School (VLS) 1-12

Vivekananda School of Information

Technology (VSIT)

13-31

Vivekananda School of Journalism and

Communication (VSJMC)

32-40

Vivekananda School of Business Studies

(VSBS)

41-55

Declaration By head of the Institute 56

Compliance Certificate 57

1

Evaluative Report of the Department

1. Name of the department: Vivekananda Law School

2. Year of Establishment: 2000

3. Names of Programmes / Courses offered:

S. No. Name of the Programme Type of Programme Annual Intake

1 BALLB Full Time 240

2 BBALLB Full Time 60

3 LLM Full Time 40

4. Names of Interdisciplinary courses and the departments/units involved

S. No Interdisciplinary Course Department

1 Fundamentals to information

technology

Vivekananda School of

Information Technology

5. Annual/semester/choice based credit system (programme wise) : Semester

wise Credit System

S. No. Name of the Programme Examination System

1 BALLB Semester

2 BBALLB Semester

3 LLM Semester

6. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments


1 Introduction to Cyber Ethics and Cyber Law Vivekananda School

of Information

Technology

7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign

institutions, etc. : NIL

8. Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons : NIL

2

9. Number of Teaching posts

Teaching Posts Sanctioned Filled

Professor 4 4

Associate Professor 3 3

Assistant Professor 34 34

Visiting Faculty 6 6

10. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, specialization,

(D.Sc./D.Litt. /Ph.D. / M. Phil. etc.,)

S.No. Name of

Faculty

Academic

Qualification

Designation Specialization

of the faculty

Total

Teachin

g

Experie

nce

No. of Ph.

D. Students

guided for

the last 4

years

Prof. Marian

Pinheiro

Ph.D, LLM Principal

Director,

VIPS

Human Rights

& Labours

Laws

34 8

1 Prof. Dr. Rajni

Malhotra

Dhingra

Ph.D, LLM,

JRF, NET

Dean,

Vivekananda

Law School

Property Law 13 1

2 Dr. Shilpa K.

Babbar

Ph.D., M. Phil,

M.A(

Sociology).,

NET

Professor Sociology 14

3 Prof. Dr.

Arunachalam

Chettiar

Ph.D, LLM Professor Constitutional

Law

24

4 Dr. Neeru

Nakra

Ph. D , LL.M,

NET

Associate

Professor

Intellectual

Property Law,

Family Law

(Hindu

Succession

17

5 Dr. Rashmi

Salpekar

Ph.D., LLM.,

MHRDE, M.A

(Sociology)

Associate

Professor

International

Law

12 2

6 Dr. Vijay

Pratap Tiwari

PhD, LLM,

NET, PG

Diploma in

Journalism &

Mass

Communication,

MA (Hindi)

Associate

Professor

Constitutional

Law &

Human Rights

12

7 Dr. Ritu Gupta Ph.D, NET,

LL.M, Diploma

in IPR

Assitant

Professor

Protection of

biodiversity

and patent

laws in India

8

8 Dr. Shivani

Singh

(LL.M., NET,

PH.D

Assitant

Professor

International

Trade Law

8

9 Dr. Neelam Ph.D., LL.M.,

NET

Assitant

Professor

Corporate

Law &

7

3

Contract Law

& Business

Law

10 Dr. Namrata

Arora

MA, Ph.D, B.

Ed, NET

Assistant

Professor

History &

Legal History

4.5

11 Mr. J.

Ravindran

LL.M., NET Assitant

Professor

Constitutional

Law & Law of

Evidence

10

12 Ms. Monika

Srivastava

LLM Assistant

Professor

Civil

Procedure

Code

12

13 Ms. Deepti

Kohli

LL.M, pursuing

Ph.d, NET

Assistant

Professor

Cyber Law &

Copyrights

7

14 Ms. Sushila

Kaushik

LL.M , NET Assistant

Professor

Business Law 3.5

15 Ms. Tushita

Gaur Sharma

JRF and LL.M,

Persuing Ph.D,

NET

Assistant

Professor

Criminal

Laws, Human

Rights Law

6.5

16 Ms. Deepali

Vashisht

LL.M (NET),

Persuing Ph. D

Assistant

Professor

Code of

Crimial

Procedure

5.5

17 Ms. Leena

Moudgil

LL.M, NET,

PGDIPRs Law,

pursuing PH.D

Assistant

Professor

Commercial

Laws

8

18 Mr. Nishant

Agrawal

B.Com, IIFT,

DL, DELF.B1

Assistant

Professor

French 18

19 Ms. Nipun

Gupta Jain

LLM,LLB, NET Assistant

Professor

Intellectual

Property

Rights

2

20 Ms. Garima

Singh

M.Phil, NET,

MA ( Political

Science),

Pursuing Ph.D

Assistant

Professor

Political

Theory and

Gender

Studies

3

21 Ms. Goma

Dabas Gupta

LL.M (NET) Assistant

Professor

International

Trade

2

22 Ms. Nidhi

Mutreja

LL.M, NET Assistant

Professor

Code of

Criminal

Procedure – II

3.5

23 Ms. Vidhi

Madaan

Chadda

B. Com (H),

ACS, LLM,

NET

Assistant

Professor

Taxation Law

and Indirect

Taxes

2.5

24 Ms. Pooja

Malik

LLM, LLB,

B.Com(H), NET

Assistant

Professor

Land Laws,

Drafting,

Pleading and

Conveyancing

2

25 Ms. Navjeet

Sidhu Kundal

LLM, NET Assistant

Professor

Socio-

Economic

Offences,

Legal

Research and

Methodology,

Legal English

1

26 Ms. Mansi

Gandhi

M. A.(

Sociology),

NET

Assistant

Professor

Sociology 5

Months

4

27 Ms. Madhvi

Jha

M. Phil. Assistant

Professor

History (

Modern

India), Labour

History,

Gender

1 year

28 Ms. Priti Rana BALLB &

LLM, NET ,

MA

Assistant

Professor

Human Rights

& Gender

Issues

2 year

29 Ms. Priya

Bhatnagar

LL.M Assistant

Professor

Corporate

Law

2

Months

30 Mr. Mayank

Gupta

M. Com, CA Assistant

Professor

Finance and

Management

4

Months

31 Ms. Arushi

Malik

BALLB, LLM Assistant

Professor

Corporate and

Commercial

Laws

4

Months

32 Ms. Shriya

Gauba

LLB(H), LLM Assistant

professor

Criminal and

Contitutional

Laws

2

months

33 Ms. Mamta

Vats

BALLB, LLM

(Corporate Law)

Assistant

professor

Corporate

Law

6

Months

34 Ms. Khusboo

Taliwal

B.Com (H),

M.Com, Net

Assistant

Professor

Finance 1.5

months

35 Ms. Rashee

Gupta Jain

BA LLB (H),

LLM, NET JRF,

persuing Ph.D

Visiting

Faculty

Criminal Law 1 month

36 Ms. Ritu

Kaushik

LLM, NET Assistant

Professor

Banking,

Environmental

Law

1.8

years

37 Ms.Akanksha

Singh

PhD, M.Phil,

M.Phil, M.A.

(History),

B.A.(Hons.),

NET

Assistant

Professor

History 6 years

38 Ms. Priyanka

Kawatra

MBA Assistant

Professor

Human

Resources

1 year

39 Mr. Kadam MA (Political

Science),

PGDBM

(Marketing)

Assistant

Professor

Political

Theories and

IR

3

40 Ms. Deepika

Bansal

B.Com(H),

M.Com, M.Phil,

Net, Ph.D

(submitted

waiting for

Viva)

Assistant

Professor

Commerce 8

11. List of senior visiting faculty

� Prof. S. C. Raina � Ms. Monika Srivastava

12. Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes handled (programme

wise) by temporary faculty : 10%

5

13. Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise)

Programme Ratio

BALLB 1:27

BBALLB 1:15

LLM 1:15

14. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff;

sanctioned and filled

Post Sanctioned Filled

Administrative Staff 2 2

Technical Support 2 2

Peon 2 2

15. Qualifications of teaching faculty with DSc/ D.Litt/ Ph.D/ MPhil / PG.

Details of Full Time Faculty

Highest Qualification No. of Faculty

Ph.D 12

M.Phil 02

UGC NET 17

PG 10

16. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National b) International

funding agencies and grants received : NIL

17. Departmental projects funded by DST - FIST; UGC, DBT, ICSSR, etc. and

total grants received : Not applicable as we are self financing Institute

18. Research Centre /facility recognized by the University

We have applied to GGSIPU for the recognition of Research Guide. Following

teachers are supervising Ph. D students:

� Prof. M. Pinheiro

� Prof. Rajni Malhotra Dhingra

� Prof. Arunachalam Chettiar

� Dr. Rashmi Salpekar

19. Publications:

� a) Publication per faculty : 3

6

� Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national/

International) by faculty and students - 123

� Number of publications listed in International Database

(For Eg: Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities

International Complete, Dare Database -

International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host,

etc.)

� Monographs

� Chapter in Books

� Books Edited

� Books with ISBN/ISSN numbers with details of

publishers : 4

� Citation Index

� SNIP

� SJR

� Impact factor

� h-index

20. Areas of consultancy and income generated : Free Consultancy through Legal

Aid

21. Faculty as members in

a) National committees b) International Committees c) Editorial Boards : 4

22. Student projects

a) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter

departmental/programme. 100%

b) Percentage of students placed for projects in organizations outside the

institution i.e.in Research laboratories/Industry/ other agencies. 1%

23. Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students

By Student :

S.

No.

Name of the Award Awarding

Authority

Year and other details

Academics

1 Gold Medal to Gaurav GGSIP University 2005 University Topper

7

Miglani

2 Gold Medal to Neha Gupta GGSIP University 2009 University Topper

3 Gold Medal to Girishika

Singla

GGSIP University 2010 University Topper

4 Gold Medal to Gunjan

Malhotra

GGSIP University 2012 University Topper

5 Gold Medal to Subham Jain GGSIP University 2014 University Topper

Sports

6 Gold Medal in Football GGSIP University 2014-15

7 Mr. Rakesh Tanwar State Level Player of

Tug of War

2014 - 15

Other Activities 8 Winners of 5

th National

Moot Court Competition

(Divya Sugandh, Meenal

Duggal, Kshitij Garg)

Geeta Institute of

Law, Panipat,

Haryana

2015

9 Second Best Speaker award

(R. K. Venkata Ramana

Suhas)

SGTU Moot Court

Competition

2015

10 Winner of “Internet for All”

Challenge (Ms. Jyotsna

Kalra)

Award given at

Noble Peace Prize

Ceremony, Oslo ,

Norway

2015

24. List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the department

Judges

Mr. Justice Markandey Katju

Mr. Justice A.K. Sikri

Mr. Justice Ravindra Bhatt

Mr. Justice Pradeep Nandrajog

Mr. Justice Arijit Pasayat

Mr. Justice Sanjiv Khanna

Mr. Justice Rajiv Endlaw

Mr. Justice B.S. Chauhan

Mr. Justice Manmohan Singh

Mr. Justice Sunil Gaur

Mr. Justice A.K. Pathak

Mr. Justice M.L. Mehta

Mr. Justice Sujata Manohar

Mr. Justice Vineet Kothari

Sh. S.K. Malhotra

Prof. Faizan Mustafa

Prof. Venkata Rao

Prof. M.P. Singh

8

Professor’s Prof. Nandi Math

Prof. Gandhi

Prof. Afzal Wani

Prof. Bhandari

Prof. Gitanjali Gill

Prof. Neikima Pound

Prof. Madhva Menon

Prof. Saroj Rajan

Prof. S.C. Raina

Prof. Tulsi Patel

Prof. Sadgopan

Senior Advocates / Advocates

Mr. Maninder Singh, Additional Solicitor General

Ms. Pratibha M. Singh

Dr. K.P. Kyalasamtha Pillai

Mr. Ravi Sikri

Other dignitaries Mr. Shashi Tharoor (E-Lecture)

Ms. Sharmistha Mukherjee

Ms. Sunanda Tharoor

25. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized & the source of funding

a) International

� 1st International Moot Court Competition from 04

th – 06

th October, 2013

� 2nd

International Moot Court from 07th

– 09th

November, 2014.

b) National

� National Conference on Family Structure, Social Change and Law from 19th and 20th

December, 2013, Delhi.

26. Student profile programme/course wise:

BALLB

Name of the

Course/programme

(refer question no. 4)

Applications

received

Selected/

sanctioned

intake

Enrolled

Minimum

Pass

percentage

*M *F

2014

Centralized

Counseling is

held in the

University

240/240 134 106 50%

2013 240/240 135 104 50%

2012 241/241 116 125 50%

2011 160/160 79 81 50%

2010 160/160 77 83 50%

*M = Male *F = Female

9

BBALLB

Name of the

Course/programme


Applications

received

Selected/

sanctioned

intake

Enrolled

Minimum

Pass

percentage

*M *F

2014 Centralized

Counseling is

held in the

University

60/60 39 21 50%

2013 60/60 33 27 50%

LLM

Name of the

Course/programme


Applications

received

Selected/

sanctioned

intake

Enrolled

Minimum

Pass

percentage

*M *F

2014 Centralized

Counseling is

held in the

University

11/40 3 8 50%

2013 19/40 7 12 50%

27. Diversity of Students

Name of the

Course

% of students

from the same

state

% of students

from other States

% of students

from abroad

LLM 85% 15% NIL

BALLB 85% 15% NIL

BBALLB 85% 15% NIL

As per the norms of the affiliated University (GGSIPU)

28. How many students have cleared national and state competitive examinations

such as NET, SLET, GATE, Civil services, Defense services, etc.?

S. No. Examination Cleared

1. UGC NET 5%

2. LLM / CLET 10%

3. DEFENCE (JAG) 1%

4. Judiciary 1%

10

29. Student progression

Students Progression Against % enrolled

UG to PG 10%

PG to M.Phil.

NA PG to Ph.D

Ph.D to Post-Doctoral

Employed

• Campus selection

• Other than campus recruitment

10%

70%

Entrepreneurship/Self-employment 10%

3. Details of Infrastructural facilities

a) Library

b) Internet facilities for Staff & Students

The Internet facility is provided to the staff and students via

• Dedicated 10 mbps leased line

• 15 broad band connections

• Managed Wi-Fi Facilty

c) Class rooms with Wi –fi facility

All the rooms used for teaching are having mounted projectors, PA

systems. Some of the classes also have single touch smart boards, Digital

Podiums and document readers.

d) Laboratories N. A

We have Moot Court Room Facility

31. Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university,

government or other agencies

Three

� Ms. Shweta Malhotra (Enrolment No. 20117703811) BALLB, Batch 2011,

was granted Fees Concession.

� Ms. Lavanya Bhagra (Enrolment No. 14717703811) BALLB, Batch 2011,

was granted Fees Concession.

� Mr. Sunny Kumar (Enrolment No. 14717703811) BALLB, Batch 2011, was

granted Fees Concession.

11

The department encourages students to apply for scholarships provided by external

agencies like EWS. A notification is issued by such agencies for providing

scholarships and our students complying with the criteria of such scholarships apply

and receive the grant.

The Institute also grants fee concessions and scholarships. There is a special

committee is constituted to see the merit of the case.

32. Details on student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops/

seminar) with external experts

� Lecture by Mr. Satish Tamta, Senior Advocate

� Lecture by Mr. Navneet (IICA)

� Lecture by Mr. Sandeep Gupta (CIRC)

� Lecture by Ms. Pratibha M. Singh, Senior Advocate, on IPR

� Lecture by Neikima Pound

� Lecture by Prof. S.C. Raina

33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning

� Workshops, quizzes and competitions are organized for the students.

� Role plays and case study methods are adopted

� Extra classes are conducted for slow learners

� Special lectures by Advocates.

� Tutorial classes conducted for enhanced learning.

� Students are encourage to use e-resources for various subjects

� Subject wise lecture notes are provided by the faculty members

� Problem based learning

� I - Learn

� LCD / Projector

34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension

activities

� Legal Aid Camp

� Street Play on Legal Issues is conducted on regular basis to create awareness.

� Organising Blood donation Camp

� Actively participation in NGOs

12

35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans

Strength

� Eco-friendly and amicable working environment

� Sufficient qualified and experienced faculty and staff

� excellent results

� Good placements

� Smart boards & projectors in class rooms

� Constant encouragement given to faculty members to pursue research

� Library facility provided to faculty and students

� Seminars, workshops and guest lecturers can be organized with ease

� Curricular and co-curricular activities are organized on regular basis

� Mentoring by regular interaction with the students

Weaknesses

� Inadequate Grant-in-aid

� No-Academic Autonomy

� Limited scope of updating the syllabus as the institute follows the syllabus

prescribed by GGSIPU

Opportunities

� Situated in Capital city

� Judges, Senior Advocates and Professionals can be approached easily for

practical exposure

� Supreme Court of India, Delhi High Court and various tribunals are situated

in Delhi, so students can be sent there for practical training on regular basis

� Students are also having good professional contacts

Future Plan

� To collaborate with foreign universities for global employment opportunities

� To organize International conferences and Moot Courts

� To introduce short term Professional Diploma / Certificate courses

13

Evaluative Report of the Department

1. Name of the department Vivekananda School of Information

Technology (VSIT)

2. Year of Establishment 2000

3. Names of Programmes / Courses offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D.,

Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D., etc.)


1 MCA Full Time 120

2 BCA (1st Shift) Full Time 180

3 BCA (2nd

Shift) Full Time 120

4. Names of Interdisciplinary courses and the departments/units involved


1 Introduction to Cyber Ethics and Cyber Law Vivekananda Law School

5. Annual/ semester/choice based credit system (programme wise) Semester

based credit system


1 MCA Semester

2 BCA (1st Shift) Semester

3 BCA (2nd

Shift) Semester

6. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments

Imparting teaching of IT related course in the department of law and

journalism


1 Fundamentals to information

technology

Vivekananda Law School

2 Introduction to website

development and front page

Vivekananda School of

Journalism and Mass

Communication

3 Web development School of Management


institutions, etc. NIL

14

8. Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons BIS (H),

the course was discontinued by the affiliating University (GGSIP University)

in year 2001.

9. Number of Teaching posts


Professors 3 3

Associate Professors 4 4

Asst. Professors 30 29

Visiting Faculty / Adhoc 10 10



Details of full time faculty:

Name Qualification Designation Specialization No. of Years

of

Experience

No. of Ph.D.

Students

guided for the

last 4 years

Dr. Supriya

Madan

Ph.D (Comp.

Sc.), MCA,

M.Phil(CS),

P.G.D. in

Cyber

Professor Computer

Science

25 Years

Dr. Mamta

Madan

Ph.D (Comp.

Sc.),

M.Phil(CS),

MBA(HR),

MCA,

PGDCA,

B.Sc(H) Phy

Professor Computer

Science

17 Years 5

Dr. Vinay Kumar MCA, M.Sc.

(Maths), JRF /

NET, Ph.D

Professor I.T. 22 Years 8

Dr. M.

Balasubramanian

Ph.D, M.Sc

(Physics),

M.Phil

(Physics)

Associate

Professor

Physics 24 Years

Dr.Rajan Gupta Ph.D (CS),

M.Phil (CS),

MCA

Associate

Professor

Computer

Science

12 Years

Dr. Deepali

Kamthania

Ph.D, MCA,

B.sc (Hons.)

Associate

Professor

I.T. 15 Years

Dr. Mukta

Narang

Ph.D (CS),

MCA

Associate

Professor

Computer

Science

13 Years

15

Ms. Indu Sahu Mphil(CS),

MCA

Assistant

Professor

Computer

Science

17 Years

Ms. Kanta Malik M.Sc

(Mathematics)

B. Ed, NET

Assistant

Professor

Mathematics 12 Years

Ms. Pooja

Thakar

M.Phil(CS),

M.Tech (IT),

M.Sc. (CS),

PGDCA (CS),

B.Sc (Gn)

Assistant

Professor

I.T. 10 Years

Ms. Meenu

Chopra

M.C.A., NET,

M.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Computer

Science &

Data Mining

8 Years

Ms. Neha Verma M.C.A.,

M.Tech. (IT)

Assistant

Professor

I.T. 7 Years

Ms. Vani

Nijhawan

M.Phil(CS),

MCA

Assistant

Professor

I.T. 7 Years

Ms. Neha Goel MCA, NET,

Pursuing Ph.D

Assistant

Professor

I.T. 7 Years

Mr. Dheeraj

Malhotra

AMIE,

GATE, A-

Level,

M.Tech

Assistant

Professor

I.T. 6 Years

Mr. Sachin

Gupta

M.sc. (Arc),

M.Phil

Assistant

Professor

Mathematics 6 Years

Ms. Shailee

Bhatia

B.E. (Comp.

Sc.), MBA,

M.Tech

(Comp. Sc.),

M.Phil

(Comp. Sc.)

Assistant

Professor

Computer

Science

6 Years

Ms. Alpna

Sharma

M. Tech,

MCA, B.Sc

Assistant

Professor

Computer

Science

5 Years

Ms. Anupama

Jha

MCA, M.Phil

(Comp. Sc.)

Assistant

Professor

Computer

Science

9 Years

Ms. Aastha

Bhardwaj

MCA Assistant

Professor

Computer

Science

3 Years

Ms. Cosmena

Mahapatra

MCA, M.Phil

(CS), M.

Tech. (IT)

Assistant

Professor

I.T. 8 Years

Ms. Seema

Sharma

M. Tech.

(CSE), B.

Tech. (IT)

Assistant

Professor

I.T. 2 Years

Ms. Priyanka

Jain

MCA

(Physics),

NET (Comp.

Sc.)

Assistant

Professor

I.T. 3 Years

Ms. Megha

Bansal

MCA Assistant

Professor

I.T. 3 Years

Ms. Nivedita

Palia

M.Tech.,

B.E., NET,

GATE

Assistant

Professor

Computer

Science

5 Years

Ms. Rashmi

Bakshi

M. S (Comp.

Sc.)

Assistant

Professor

Computer

Science

2 Years

Ms. Prerna M.Tech, Assistant Computer 5 Years

16

Ajmeri MCA, B.sc

(Hons.)

Professor Science

Ms. Shikha

Shokeen

MBA, NET,

BBA

Assistant

Professor

Finance &

Marketing

1 Years

Ms. Preeti

Rathee

M.Tech.,

B.Tech

Assistant

Professor

Computer

Science

1 Years

Ms. Sakshi

Khullar

M. Tech.,

B.Tech.

Assistant

Professor

Computer

Science

1 Years

Ms. Shefali

Kapoor

M.A. (Maths),

B.A. (Hons)

Maths

Assistant

Professor

Mathematics 2 Years

Ms. Meetu

Bhatia Kapur

Ph. D

(English),

M.A.

Associate

Professor

English 10 years

Ms. Neha Kohli M.C.A., NET Assistant

Professor

I.T. 8 Years

Ms. Sandhya

Sharma

M.A. Assistant

Professor

English 3 years


• Mr. Rajiv Thakur, Senior consultant

• Ms. Kriti Sharma, Consultant


wise) by temporary faculty : 10 %

13. Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise)

Programme Ratio

MCA 1 : 15

BCA 1 : 20






Peon 4 4




Ph. D 7

M. Phil 7

Post Graduate 22

17


funding agencies and grants received NIL


total grants received NIL

18. Research Centre /facility recognized by the University The recruitment of

faculty is done by a duly constituted selection committee as per guidelines of

GGSIPU.

19. Publications:

� a) Publication per faculty

� Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national

/

international) by faculty and students

Number of publications listed in International Database




etc.)

� Monographs

� Chapter in Books

� Books Edited


publishers - 5

� Citation Index

� SNIP

� SJR

� Impact factor

� h-index

Sl.

No.

Faculty Name International

Journal

National

Journal

International

Conferences

National

Conferences

1 Dr. Supriya Madan 3 3 2

2 Dr. Mamta Madan 1 3 2

3 Dr. Vinay Kumar 14 1

18

4 Dr. M.

Balasubramanian

7 1 3

5 Dr. Deepali

Kamthania

11 1 4 12

6 Dr. Rajan Gupta 4 5 1

7 Dr. Meetu Bhatia

Kapur

6 5

8 Ms. Kanta Malik 1

9 Ms.Indu Sahu 1

10 Ms. Pooja Thakar 1 6

11 Ms. Meenu Chopra 7 3 4

12 Mr. Sachin Gupta 15 2 4

13 Ms. Neha Verma 1 2 7

14 Ms. Vani Kapoor 2

15 Mr. Dhreej Malhotra 1 2 1

16 Ms. Aastha Bhardwaj 1

17 Ms. Megha Bansal 1 3

18 Ms. Alpna sharma 1

19 Ms. Cosmena

Mahapatra

2 2 8

20 Ms. Seema Sharma 1

21 Ms. Prerna Ajmani 1 2 4

22 Ms. Sakshi Khullar 1

23 Ms. Priyanka Jain 1

24 Ms. Rashmi Bakshi 3 1

25 Ms. Nivedita Palia 2

26 Ms. Sandhya Sharma 1

Total 83 6 34 61

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Sl.

No.

Faculty Name Book & Chapters

1 Dr. Vinay Kumar Discrete Mathematics, (2015), BPB Publication,

New Delhi, Second Edition

2 Dr. M.

Balasubramanian

Digital Electronics - ISBN number 978-93-83992-

28-7.Second edition: 2015

3 Dr. Deepali

Kamthania

Deepali Kamthania and M.N. Hoda “Impact of ICT

on Education System (ICT Enabled Good

Governance for Universities)”, A chapter

“University Administration And System In India"

Published by IK International Publishers, New Delhi,

March 2011.

4 Dr. Meetu Bhatia

Kapur

“The Transfiguration of Memory in The Shadow

Lines”, a novel by Amitav Ghosh, in the book titled

‘Indian Writing in English-The Last Decade’, Rawat

Publications, Jaipur and New Delhi, 2002.

Search for Self Identity and Liberation in Anita

Nair’s Ladies Coupe and Taslima Nasrin’s The

French Lover: Dynamics of Progression- A Critical

Overview of Indian Women’s Writing in English.

ISBN: 978-83842-57-5

5 Ms. Neha Kohli Chapter: Use of Information Technology for

Predicting Rainfall Patterns for Rainfed Farming,

Rainfed Farming and Sustainable Agriculture-ISBN

9788184844849, Regal Publications, New Delhi

(2015).

20. Areas of consultancy and income generate None


a) National committees b) International Committees c) Editorial Boards

Committees Faculty Name

National Committee

Members of CSI Dr. Supriya Madan

Dr. Vinay Kumar

Dr. Mamta Madan

Dr. Rajan Gupta

Dr. Deepali Kamthania

Ms. Indu Sahu

Ms. Cosmena Mahapatra

Ms. Aastha Bhardwaj

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Member of CBSE Dr. Mamta Madan

Member of Indian Physics Association

Dr. M. Balasubramanian

Members of Institute of Engineering Mr. Dheeraj Malhotra

International Committee Member of ISTE

Ms. Nivedita Pallia

Editorial Board Member of NIELET Dr. Vinay Kumar


a) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including

inter departmental/programme 100%


institution i.e.in Research laboratories/Industry/ other agencies 10 %


By Faculty :

S. No. Name of the Award Awarding Authority Year and other

details

1 Dr. Supriya Madan VIPS 2013 and 2007

2 Dr. M. Balasubramanian VIPS 2013

3 Dr. Mamta Madan VIPS 2007

4 Sekar Srinivasan Award -

Ms. Kanta Malik

University of Mumbai 1998 and 1999

5 Gold Medal in M.Sc.

Degree – Ms. Kanta

Malik

University of Mumbai 1999

By Student :

S. No. Name of the Award Awarding Authority Year and other

details

1 Gold Medal to Diksha

Jain

GGSIP University 2004 University

Topper

2 Gold Medal to Kanika

Gupta

GGSIP University 2010 University

Topper

3 Gold Medal to Payal Jain GGSIP University 2011 University

Topper

4 Exemplary Proformance

Pallavi Mishra

GGSIP University 2011


Archita Bansal


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Bhawna Kalra



Ramandeep Singh



Smriti Gupta


Sports

9 Gold Medal in 51 k.m.

Race to Mr. Rakesh

Sharma


10 Two Gold Medals in 1500

& 800 mts. Race to Mr.

Rakesh Sharma

Jodhpur IIT 2013

11 Two Gold Medals in 1500

mts. & 5 k.m. Race to Mr.

Rakesh Sharma


12 Bronze Medal in 800 mts.

Race to Mr. Rakesh

Sharma


13 Gold Medal in Football GGSIP University 2014-15

Other Activities

14 1st position in Design Pro,

Design O to Mr. Aditya

Dhawan

Delhi technological

University

2015

15 1st Position in Scavengers

Competition to Mr.

Aditya Dhawan

Delhi University 2015

16 2nd

Position in Whiz Quiz

Competition to Mr.

Aditya Dhawan

SRCAS by Ewiac

Society

2015

17 1st Position in Dada Sahib

Phalke Dance

Competition to Ms.

Shubra Goel

Dada Sahib Phalke

Dance Competition

2015

18 2nd

Position in Web

designing in BVIMR

BVIMR 2014


• Prof. S. Sadagopan, Director, IIIT Bangalore

• Prof. Karmeshu, Bhatnagar Laureate, JNU

• Prof. Yogesh Singh, Director, Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology

(NSIT) also has been the Vice Chancellor of Maharaja Sayajirao

University of Baroda

• Mr. Alok Vijayant, Director of The National Technical Research

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Organization, Prime Minister’s Office

• Dr. P.G. Dastidhar, Director Ministry of Earth and Sciences

• Ms. Karnika Seth, Cyber Law Expert

• Prof. Dr. S.K. Muttoo, Professor CS department of Delhi University

• Mr. Yogesh Kochar, Director Microsoft

• Dr. Mahesh Chandra, Depty. Director General NIC on Geo-Informatics

• Dr. Preeti Sinha, Global Head, Royal Bank of Scotland, London

• Dr. Holger, Professor, Northampton University, United Kindom

• Dr.Anil Kumar, Delhi Technical University (Formally known as Delhi

College of Engineering)on Environmental Science and IT

• Sh. Anil Jha, Scientist ‘D’ in NIC on " PKI Based Application

Development”

• Dr. VK Panchal , Scientist ‘G’ / Associate Director, Defence Terrain

Research Lab, DRDO

• Mr. Rohit Bhanot,Sr. Director - Sales (Defence & Intelligence) Digital

Globe ,India


a) National

S. No. Seminar / Conference / Workshops organized

1. CSI Sponsored National Conference “Information Security

Risks – Techno Legal Management” (TeLMISR) under the

Aegis of IET on 29th

January 2015

2. National Symposium “Information Security Risks – Techno

Legal Management” (TeLMISR) on 15th

January 2014

b) International NIL


Programme MCA

Name of the

Course/programme


Applications

received

Selected/

sanctioned

intake

Enrolled

Pass

percentage

(Graduation

Qualifying

exam)

*M *F

2014 Centralized

Counseling is

held in the

University

119/120 77 42 50%

2013 119/120 72 47 50%

2012 60/60 42 18 50%

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Programme BCA (1st Shift)

Name of the

Course/programme


Applications

received

Selected/

sanctioned

intake

Enrolled

Pass

percentage(12th

class Qualifying

exam)

*M *F

2014 Centralized

Counseling is

held in the

University

180/180 161 19 50%

2013 181/180 137 44 50%

2012 120/120 98 22 50%

Programme BCA (2nd

Shift)

Name of the

Course/programme


Applications

received

Selected/

sanctioned

intake

Enrolled Pass

percentage

(12th class

Qualifying

exam)

*M *F

2014 Centralized

Counseling is

held in the

University

114/120 94 20 50%

2013 116/120 95 21 50%

2012 54/60 44 10 50%



Name of the

Course

% of students

from the same

state

% of students from

other States

% of students

from abroad

MCA 85% 15% NIL

BCA 85% 15% NIL

As per the norms of the affiliated University (GGSIPU)


such as NET, SLET, GATE, Civil services, Defense services, etc.?

S. No. Examination Cleared

1. UGC NET 4

2. CAT / MAT 85

3. DEFENCE 2

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Student progression

Against % enrolled

UG to PG 40%

PG to M.Phil. -

PG to Ph.D. -

Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral -

Employed



40%

10%


30. Details of Infrastructural

facilities

a) Library

The department has separate library for UG and PG programme. The library is

part of the central library which is totally computerized.

Number of books

MCA 1966

BCA 4083

i) Membership of Public Library

• American Library

• British Library

• Delnet

ii) E - Resourses

iii) Magazines: Digit, PC Quest, chip, Information week, Linex for You,

Voice and Data, Data Quest, Digital Learning, Harward Business Review

iv) Question Banks

v) Associate membership of IEEE

vi) Journals like International journal of Computer Science and Engineering,

International Journal of Computer and Application

a) Internet facilities for Staff & Students


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• Managed Wi-Fi Facilty

b) Class rooms with ICT facility




c) Laboratories

Sl.

No.

Details of Labs

Computer Lab 1 Computer Lab 2 Computer Lab 3 Digital Lab

1. 60 Computers HP Intel 2nd

Generation Core i5,

4 GB RAM, 500 GB

HDD, DVD writer,

TFT 18.5

60 Computers HP Intel 3rd

Generation Core i5,

8 GB RAM, 500

GB HDD, DVD

writer, LED 18.5

60 Computers HP Intel 3rd

Generation Core i3,

4 GB RAM, 500

GB HDD, DVD

writer, LED 18.5

15 Digital Kits

2. 2 LaserJet Printer 2 LaserJet Printer 2 LaserJet Printer

3. 1 Scanner 1 Scanner 1 Scanner

4. LCD Projector LCD Projector LCD Projector

5. Internet

Connections

(10 MBPS Lease

Line)

5 Broadband

connections of 512

kbps MTNL

(Scheme under

MHRD)

Internet

Connections

(10 MBPS Lease

Line)

5 Broadband

connections of

512 kbps MTNL

(Scheme under

MHRD)

Internet

Connections

(10 MBPS Lease

Line)

2 Broadband

connections of

512 kbps MTNL

(Scheme under

MHRD)

Internet

Connections

(10 MBPS

Lease Line)

3 Broadband

connections of

512 kbps

MTNL

(Scheme under

MHRD) 6. Server Server Server

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7. Software Details

Microsoft Certified Campus

MSDN Dream Spark Alliance 7.0

• .Net framework Access 2010 - 2013

• Vision 2007 professional

• Visio 2013

• Visual Basic 6.0

• Visual Studio 2008

• Visual Studio MSDN Library

• Visual C++

• Windows 7

• Windows 8

• Window Server 2012

Oracle

MS Office

Computer Centre

Computer Systems Quantity and Quality of Peripherals

120

HP Intel 3rd

Generation Core i3, 4 GB

RAM, 500 GB HDD, DVD writer,

LED 18.5

12 Laser Jet Printers

2 Interactive, Finger Touch white board

2 Projector

2 Digital Lectern

31. Number of students receiving financial assistance from college,

university, Government or other agencies

The department encourages students to apply for scholarships provided by

external agencies like EWS. A notification is issued by such agencies for

providing scholarships and our students complying with the criteria of such

scholarships apply and receive the grant.

The Institute also grant fee concessions and scholarships. There is a special

committee is constituted to see the merit of the case.

Special concession to students 10

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32. Details on student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops /

Seminar) with external experts


1. Seminar on importance of Information security hacking and security by

Mr. VIdit Baxi, director Lucideus Tech Private on 28th January 2014.

2. Seminar on “Skill Enhancement Session on Cloud Computing” conducted

by Cybertech Global Learning Solutions held on 24th January 2014.

3. Workshop titled “Entrepreneurship and Business Plan Workshop”

organized by Nurture Talent Academy in association with Confluence IIM

Ahmedabad, 2014

4. Seminar on Red hat certification on 9th September 2014 by Institute of

Advanced Network Technology (IANT).

5. Seminar by Motivational Guru Life Coach, Management Consultant &

Education, Mr. Suneel Keshwani, on the topic “Good 2 Great” on 16th

September 2014.

6. Android Workshop Mobipreneur conducted by Computer Society of India

in Association with Nurtute – Talent Academy held on 28th – 29th March

2014.

7. Workshop on Digital forensic investigation and analysis on Android

platform by Mr. D. Shukla, VMDD Technologies, April 2013 and

September 2013

8. Workshop on Employability skills, by Mr. Nitin Khetreapal, CEO, Career

Vitals on February 2013.

9. Seminar on Geo-informatics, by Dr. Mahesh Chandra, Deputy, Director

General NIC on January 2012

10. Seminar on the development of Enterprise resource planning by Sulabh

Saigal, JIL Infotech Ltd.

11. Training on PHP


• Workshops, quizzes and competitions are organized for the students.

• Personality development sessions are being organized on weekly basis for

grooming them and preparing them for placements. These activities are held

for the students of each semester on a regular basis.

• Role plays and case study methods are adopted

• A language lab has been set up for improvement of English and pronunciation

of students.

• Extra classes are conducted for slow learners

• Special lectures from industry professionals are organized.

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• Tutorial classes conducted for enhanced learning.

• Students are encourage to use e-recourse for various subjects

• Subject wise lecture notes are provided by the faculty members

• Problem based learning

• Team - based learning

• Project - based learning

• Question directed instruction

• Online Aptitude test are uploaded on our ilearn portal to prepare the students

for placement and higher education

34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities

The department promotes instructional social responsibility through institution-

neighborhood-community network and student engagement, contributing to good

citizenship, service orientation and holistic development of students. These

activities include:

• Organizing voluntary blood donation camps

• Impart education to the weaker section of the society

• Involvement in missionaries of charity by donating clothes

• Tree plantation

• Poster exhibition on social issues

• Group discussion on social issues

• E-waste awareness camps

Extension activities by students

Students:

• Participation in inter and intra-college symposium – programming contest,

paper presentation, project presentation etc.

• Participation in cultural events and competitions

• Active participation in department level and University level students

associations

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• Organization of national level symposium as part of students association

activities.

Faculty:

• Participation in administrative activities

• Participation in student welfare activities

• Helping students in association and club activities


Strength

• Eco-friendly and amicable working environment

• Sufficient qualified and experienced faculty and staff

• Adequate Laboratories with latest computing facilities

• Providing excellent results

• Good placements

• Recognized Student branch of Computer Society of India (CSI)

• Student selected by Microsoft to develop SME projects

• Smart boards & projectors in class rooms and Computer labs

• Constant encouragement given to faculty members to pursue research

• Library facility provided to faculty and students

• Organizing seminars, workshops and guest lectures

• Holding parent’s teacher’s meetings

• Curricular and co-curricular activities are organized on regular basis

• Mentoring by regular interaction with the students

Weaknesses

• No Grant-in-aid

• No-Academic Autonomy

• Lack of support of International and National Collaborations

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• MOU with industry

• No scope of updating of syllabus usage as the institute follows the syllabus

prescribed by GGSIPU

Opportunities

• Training and Consultancy centre

• To promote self employment in the area by starting vocational courses.

• Young faculty development programmes

• Entrepreneurship Development Centre to cater the need of entrepreneurs

• Projects with Industry Govt. Organizations leading to R & D centre with the

Institute.

• To explore new horizons in research work / studies.

• To empower and enrich the students with focused attention to cultivate

technical skills in them.

• The vision of the College makes it imperative to engage in socially relevant

programmes such as organizing voluntary blood donation camps and disaster

management skills.

• The College possesses the academic and financial resources to publish peer

reviewed research journals. The College is poised to take the initiative in this

regard.

• Innovation in teaching learning process

• Preparing students for competitive exams and in house refreshers courses for

campus placement

Challenges

• R & D projects of AICTE

• Placement expansion to post graduate students

• Organize industrial visits

• To complete the syllabus in short period of time with complete understanding

and encouraging students

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Future Plan

• Collaboration with foreign universities for global employment opportunities

• Organize International conferences

• Introduce short term Professional Diploma / Certificate courses

• Provide better opportunities for our faculty and students to engage in

professional consultancy services to the govt. as well as multinational section.

• To have strong linkage with industry

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Evaluative Report of the Department 1. Name of the department : Vivekananda School of Journalism and Mass

Communication 2. Year of Establishment : 2002 3. Names of Programmes / Courses offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D.,

Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D., etc.) : UG (BJMC) 4. Names of Interdisciplinary courses and the departments/units involved: -NA 5. Annual/ semester/choice based credit system (programme wise) : Semeter 6. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments:

Yes 7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign

institutions, etc.: –NA- 8. Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons: No

9. Number of teaching posts: 27


Professors 02 02


Assistant Professors 22 22

Visiting Faculty 5 5



S.

No.

Name of the

Faculty

Qualification Designation Specialization No.of

year

exp.

No. of

Ph.D

Student

Guided

1 Dr.Ambrish

Saxena

M.A, LLB,

MJ.Ph.D

Director-

Event &

Placement-

VSJMC

Journalism 35 yrs 03

2 Dr.Charulata

Singh

MA. (Pol. Sc)

M.Phil(Pol. Sc),

MMC,

M.Phil., Ph.D

Director-

VSJMC

Media Laws &

Ethics

23 yrs N/A

3 Dr.Manoj

Kumar Singh

Ph.D Asst. Prof. Journalism 21 yrs 06

4 Dr.Bidyarani

Asem

M.A., Ph.D, NET Asst. Prof. Communication

Theory

8 yrs N/A

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5 Mr.Amit

Channa

M.A. , Mphil,

PGCYFPT,Ph.D

thesis Submitted

Asst. Prof. Electronic

Media

12 yrs N/A

6 Dr.Aatish

Prashar

MA. M.Phil ,

Ph.D

Asso. Prof. Research

Methods , New

Media

11 yrs. 03 as co-

guide

01 as a

guide

7 Dr.Vaishali

Billa

Msc.,

M.Phil,Ph.D

Asst. Prof. Advertising

Research

8.5yrs N/A

8 Ms. Tahzeeb

Fatma

M.A - NET

(Pursuing Ph.D)

Asst. Prof. Development

Communication

2.5yrs N/A

9 Ms.Mona

Gupta

M.Phil. NET Asst. Prof. Public Relation

& Advertising

8 yrs N/A

10 Dr.Sunil

Kumar Mishra

MA, NET, Ph.D Asst. Prof. Photogrpahy,

Media Research

Environmemt

Communication

7 yrs N/A

11 Ms.Ashima

Singh Gureja

MA , M.phil

(Ph.d Pursuing)

Asst. Prof. Public relation ,

Design &

graphics

7 yrs +

3 yrs

N/A

12 Dr.Anuradha

Mishra Gaur

Ph.D NET,

M.phil

Asst. Prof. Research

Methods

,Science

Communication

8.5 yrs N/A

13 Mr.Ravi

Chaturvedi

Ph.D Thesis

Submitted

Asst. Prof. Electronic

Media &

Development

Comm.

6 yrs N/A

14 Ms.Divya

Arora

M.A , PG

Diploma

Asst. Prof. Broadcast

Journalism

4 yrs. N/A

15 Mr.Radhe

Krishan

M.A , UGC NET,

PG Diploma

Asst. Prof. Advertising &

Public Relation

3yrs N/A

16 Ms.Baninder

Rahi

M.A ,UGC NET,

Ph.D pursuing

Asst. Prof. Print Journalism

Reasearch

3yrs

+1.5 yrs

N/A

17 Ms.Shruti

Nagpal

BJ(MC),MA,

UGC NET

Asst. Prof. TV & Film

Production

5 yrs N/A

18 Mr. Ashish

Verma

Bsc. (H) Zoology

MMC, UGC

NET

Asst. Prof. TV Production 3 yrs N/A

19 Ms. Chetna

Bhatia

NET - JRF

Pursuing PhD

Asst. Prof. Communication

Theory

Media Research

4 yrs. N/A

20 Ms. Neha

Pande

BA (HONS)

ENGLISH, MSC

MCAJ, NET,

Asst. Prof. Print

Journalism,

Advertising

7 yrs N/A

21 Ms. Akansha

jain

BJ(MC) MACJ

UGC

NET- JRF

Asst. Prof. Broadcast

Journalism &

New Media

3 yrs N/A

22 Ms. Manasvi

Maheshwari

BJ(MC) ,MA ,

PGD , MBA,

Phd. Pursuing

Asst. Prof. Advertising &

Public Relation

6 yrs +

3 yrs

N/A

23 Ms. Ritika

Saxena

BJ(MC), MA,

MA

(Journalism)

Visiting

faculty

New Media ,

Design &

Graphic ,

Copmputer Lab

4 yrs. N/A

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24 Ms. Shephali

Sharma

MMC,NET Asst. Prof Advertising &

Public Relation

02 N/A

25 Dr. Manu

Katyal

Ph.d Asst. Prof Music 02 N/A

26 Mr. Prashant

Tandon

Journalism Visiting

faculty

Journalism Field

exp.

N/A

27 Mr. Prabhat

Shunglu

Journalism Visiting

faculty

Journalism Field

exp.

N/A

11. List of senior visiting faculty :

• Prof. Devesh Kishore, Formarily IIMC

• Prof. Manoj Dayal, Chairperson Journalism & Mass Comm. Deptt. GJU,

Hisar

• Prof. Bandana Pandey, Deptt. Of Adv. & PR, GJU, Hisar

• Mr Prabhat Shunglu, Print/ Electronic Journalism

• Mr Prashant Tandon, Print Journalism

• Prof. Pradeep Mathur, Formarily Journalism Deptt, IIMC

• Prof. Y.S. Yadav, Formarily Director -IIMC

• Prof. S. N Singh, Formarily IGNOU

• Prof. Sanjeev Bhanawat, Chairperson (Deptt. Of Journalism & Mass

Communication Rajasthan University.

• Prof. B.R Gupta, Media Academetion

• Mr. L.S. Bajpai, Station Director -All India Radio

12. Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes handled

(programme wise) by temporary faculty: 10% 13. Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise): 1:27


sanctioned and filled: 04 15. Qualifications of teaching faculty with DSc/ D.Litt/ Ph.D/ MPhil / PG.

Highest Qualification Number of Faculty

Ph.D 09

N.Phil 02

P.G. 16


funding agencies and grants received:

National: 01

National Applied: 01

VIPS Funded Minor Projects: 04

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total grants received: NA 18. Research Centre /facility recognized by the University: Application Pending

19. Publications:

� a) Publication per faculty: 4

� Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national/

international) by faculty and students: 126

� Number of publications listed in International Database




etc.) - NIL

� Chapter in Books: 31

� Books Edited: 10


publishers: 07

� Citation Index: NIL

� SNIP: NIL

� SJR: NIL

� Impact factor: 10 Publications

� h-index: NIL 20. Areas of consultancy and income generated : Through Sponsorships in Media

festivals, Film Festival, National Conference, Workshops, and Competitions.


a) National committees: PRSI, Delhi Chapter – 02

PAHAL Multipurposes Organization -01

AIJA, Varanasi Chapter -01

b) International Committees: AMIC -01

India International Photography Council, New Delhi- 01

c) Editorial Boards:02 22. Student projects

a) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including

inter departmental/programme : 100%

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institution i.e.in Research laboratories/Industry/ other agencies:10%

23. Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students:

Faculty: 02

Students have been wining no. of prizes in various inter & intra College/

University Completions in Films, photography , Ad Mad, Live reporting,

dance Completions, street plays , Stage Plays , quiz, Poetry, Debate Etc.

24. List of eminent media academicians, personalities, guest, vistors to the

department:

• Prof Devesh Kishore

• Prof Manoj Dayal

• Prof Bandana Pandey

• Mr Prabhat Shunglu

• Mr Prashant Tandon

• Prof. Pradeep Mathur

• Prof. Y.S. Yadav

• Prof. S. N Singh

• Prof. Sanjeev Bhanawat

• Prof. B.R Gupta

• Mr. L.S. Bajpai

• Mr. Vipul Mudgal

• Mr. Subhash Kashyap

• Mr. Pranjay Guha Thakurta

• Mr. Tighmanshu Dhulia

• Mr. Shivam Vij

• Prof. Shivaji Sarkar

• Prof. Raghava Chari

• Mr. Madhavan Narayan

• Mr. N.K Singh

• Mr. Soutik Biswas

• Mr. Ramesh Menon

• Mr. Sauarbh Shukla

• Mr. Deepak Chaurasiya

• Mr. Abhgyan Praksh

• Mr. Sunit Tandon

• Mr. Alok Verma

• Mr. Kuldeep Nayar

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• Ms. Seema Mustafa

• Ms. Vandana Shiva

• Major Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore

• The list is not exhaustive.


a) National: Seminar - 01

National: Workshop - 01

Various Seminars, Panel Discussion & Workshops for students are

organized time to time.

b) International: None


Programme BJMC 1st Shift

Name of the

Course/programme


Applications

received

Selected/

sanctioned

intake

Enrolled

Pass

percentage

(Graduation

Qualifying

exam)

*M *F

2014 Centralized

Counseling is

held in the

University

181/180 113 68 50%

2013 180/180 84 96 50%

2012 118/120 52 66 50%

Programme BJMC 2nd

Shift

Name of the

Course/programme


Applications

received

Selected/

sanctioned

intake

Enrolled

Pass

percentage

(Graduation

Qualifying

exam)

*M *F

2014 Centralized

Counseling is

held in the

University

118/120 69 49 50%

2013 120/120 72 48 50%

2012 54/60 34 20 50%


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Name of the

Course

% of students

from the same

state

% of students

from other

States

% of students

from abroad

BJMC 1st Shift 85% 15% NIL

BJMC 2nd

Shift 85% 15% NIL


such as NET, SLET, GATE, Civil services: NA

Defense services: 02


Students Progression Against % enrolled

UG to PG 20%

PG to M.Phil.

NA PG to Ph.D

Ph.D to Post-Doctoral

Employed



10%

50%



a) Library:

• Books

• Journals: National & International

• Newspapers & Magazine

b) Internet facilities for Staff & Students: Available

c) Class rooms with ICT facility: Yes

d) Laboratories : Video Studio. Audio Studio, Photo lab, NLE lab, Print

Media Lab and Computer Lab

31. Number of students receiving financial assistance from college/

university: Government or other agencies :04

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32. Details on student enrichment programmes (special lectures/workshops/

Seminar) with external experts:

• Special Lectures , Workshops , Interaction Sessions on Specific areas

of Print Journalism, Radio, TV, Films, Advertising, Public Relations ,

Photography, Cyber media , communication Research are organized in

every semester.

• Eminent Guests are invited as Judges in Various co- curricular & extra

Curricular Activities.

• Students are sent for industry visit to Printing Presses, Radio & TV

Channels for participation and practical exposure.

• Subject oriented workshops are organized frequently.

33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning:

Case Studies, Film Production & Film Screenings, Class Room Presentation,

Audio Visual Aids, Visual Media 34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension

activities:

Swachta Abhiyaan, Street Plays, Ekta Diwas, Collabration with Vatavaran,

Blood Donation Camp, Health Checkup camp, Literacy Drives, Enviormental

Awareness Camp, Energy Conservation Activities, Art & Painting competions

for govt. School Children.

35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans:

Strength :

• Qualified & experienced Faculty

• Modern Infrastucture

• Well equipped Laboratories

• State of the art studio

• Self sufficient libraries

• Encouraging & healthy competitive enviornment

• First preferrd course of GGSIP University

• Vibrant & Skilled students

• Out -of - the -class learning environment

• Inspiring industry interface.

• Regular Newsboard making exercises for students

• Print Publications

Weakness:

• Self Funding institute

• Specific socio economic background of the students

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• Inter – university/ Inter Institute collaborations not possible of govt.

policies

• Funding for research/projects inhibited because it is an affiliated institute.

Opportunities:

• New Diploma/certificate courses can be instituted if autonomous status is

granted

• Community radio to be established

• More usages of studio by making various programme capsules

• More Collaboration with national & international professional

organizations

Challenges:

• Creating more space for increased intake of students

• Getting & retaining quality faculty

• Tackling fast changing technological advancements

• Balancing academic and administrative functions

• Working & keeping the values of Swami Vivekananda ahead in a

challenging contemporary scenario.

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Evaluation Report of the Department

1. Name of the department Vivekananda School of Business Studies

(VSBS) 2. Year of Establishment 2012 3. Names of Programmes / Courses offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D.,

Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D., etc.)


1 BBA General (1st Shift) Full Time 120

2 BBA General (2nd

Shift) Full Time 60

3 BBA Banking & Insurance Full Time 60

4 B.Com (H) Full Time 60

4. Names of Interdisciplinary courses and the departments/units involved : Nil 5. Annual/ semester/choice based credit system (programme - wise) : Semester

based credit system


1 BBA (1st Shift) Semester

2 BCA (2nd

Shift) Semester

3 BBA Banking & Insurance Semester

4 B.Com (H) Semester

6. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments :

Imparting teaching of IT related course in the department of law and

journalism


1 Corporate Law Vivekananda Law School


institutions, etc. : NIL

8. Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons : NIL

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9. Number of teaching posts


Professors 3 3


Asst. Professors 14 14

Visiting Faculty / Adhoc 2 2


D.Sc./D.Litt. /Ph.D. / M. Phil. etc.,)

Details of full time faculty:

S.

No.

Name Qualification Designation Specialization No. of

Years

of

Experie

nce

NO. of

Ph.D

Student

s guided

for the

last 4

Years

1 Prof. (Dr.)

Anuradha Jain

M.A.(Eco), MBA,

Ph.D

Director/

Professor

Economics,

International

Business

17

Years

-

2 Prof. Brig.

P.K. Saxena

PhD, Advance

PGD in HRM,

MMS, Msc

(Defense Studies)

Professor HRM,

Management

40

Years

1

3 Prof. (Dr.) G.S

Popli

M.com,

MA.(Eco), Ph.D,

CAIIB, CeBA

Professor Banking &

Finance

38

Years

-

4 Dr. Indira

Bhardwaj

MBA, FDP (IIM –

Indore), Ph.D

Associate

Professor

Finance 15

Years

-

5 Dr. Ashish

Chandra

MIBM, 1st Ph.D,

2nd Ph.D

Associate

Professor

Marketing,

Strategy, Gen.

Management

12.5

Years

02

(M.Phil)

6 Dr. Renu

Vashisht

MCA, M.Phil,

Ph.D

Associate

Professor

IT 10.5

Years

7 Dr. Ruchi

Shukla

B.Sc, M.Sc, P.hd Asstt.

Professor

Operation

Research

5 Years

8 Mr.

Ramanpreet

Singh

M.Com, MBA,

M.Phil, MFA

Assistant

Professor

Finance,

Banking and

Economics

15.5

years

9 Mr. Jatin Vaid BIS(Hons.),

MBA, UGC NET,

PhD Pursuing

Assistant

Professor

Marketing 8.5

Years

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10 Ms. Parul

Kumar

JRF, CFA, MFA,

MBA

Assistant

Professor

Finance 7.75

Years

11 Ms. Avantika

Raina

M.A. (PM&IR),

P.G.D.M., B.A.

(H)

Assistant

Professor

HRM, CSR, and

General

Management

6 Years

12 Ms. Divya

Rashmi

Tanwar

M.Tech (IT),

M.Phil, MCA,

B.Sc (Elec)

Assistant

Professor

IT 10

Years

13 Mr. Anuj

Aggarwal

MBA, NET Assistant

Professor

Strategic

Management

2.5

Years

14 Ms. Neha

Kumar

CS, M.Com. ,

B.Com.(Hons)

Assistant

Professor

Law, Taxation &

Economics

2.8

years

15 Mr. Sant

Kumar

MA (Eco), CA

(Final), B.Com

(H)

Assistant

Professor

Economics and

Finance

4 Years

16 Ms. Misha

Mehta

MBA(HR &

Finance),

M.A(English),

B.el.ed

Assistant

Professor

HRM &

Business

communication

3.8

Years

17 Ms. Kritika

Nagdev

BCA, PGDM,

M.COM

ASST.

PROFESSOR

MARKETING

AND

INTERNATION

AL BUSINESS

1.5

Years

18 Ms. Archita

Nandi

B.Com (H).

PGDM, MBA,

Asstt.

Professor

Marketing &

Finance

7 Years

19 Ms. Asheetu

Bhatia Sareen

MBA Adhoc Finance and

Marketing

3.9

Years

20 Ms. Jyoti

Gupta

M.Com Visiting

Faculty

Finance


Name : Dr. S.K. Puri

Designation : Visiting Professor

Qualifications : PGDBA, LLB,

Specialization : Business Laws and Banking

Experience : 33 Years


wise) by temporary faculty 10 % 13. Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise)

Programme Ratio

BBA 25:1

B.Com (H) 25:1

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Peon 2 2




Ph. D 7

M. Phil 2

Post Graduate 11


funding agencies and grants received : NIL 17. Departmental projects funded by DST - FIST; UGC, DBT, ICSSR, etc. and

total grants received : Not Applicable 18. Research Centre /facility recognized by the University : 1 (Application

pending with the University). 19. Publications:

� a) Publication per faculty 7

� Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national

/

International) by faculty and students

S. No Name No. of Research Papers

Published

1 Prof. (Dr.) Anuradha Jain 11

2 Prof. Brig. P.K. Saxena 10

3 Prof. (Dr.) G.S Popli 50

4 Dr. Indira Bhardwaj 10

5 Dr. Ashish Chandra 11

6 Dr. Renu Vashisht 22

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7 Dr. Ruchi Shukla 5

8 Mr. Ramanpreet Singh 3

9 Mr. Jatin Vaid 3

10 Ms. Parul Kumar -

11 Ms. Avantika Raina 4

12 Ms. Divya Rashmi Tanwar 8

13 Mr. Anuj Aggarwal 2

14 Ms. Neha Kumar -

15 Mr. Sant Kumar -

16 Ms. Misha Mehta -

17 Ms. Kritika Nagdev -

18 Ms. Archita Nandi -

19 Ms. Asheetu Bhatia Sareen -

20 Ms. Jyoti Gupta -

Number of publications listed in International Database (For Eg: Web of Science,

Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database - International

Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.)

�Monographs NIL

�Chapter in Books 08

�Books Edited 03 �Books with ISBN/ISSN numbers with details of publishers 06 �Citation Index NA �SNIP NA �SJR NA �Impact factor NA �h-index NA

20. Areas of consultancy and income generate

1 Dr. Ashish

Chandra

2 days MDP conducted for Meddin Belle Pvt. Ltd. In

the area of Sales and Marketing. Income generated

80,000/-

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a) National committees b) International Committees c) Editorial

Boards….

1 Prof. (Dr.) Anuradha

Jain

Indian Commerce Association

2 Mr. Ramanpreet Singh member of Chartered financial Analyst,

ICAFAI, member of Indian Commerce

Association

3 Mr. Anuj Aggarwal Indian Accounting Association (IAA)

4 Ms. Kritika Nagdev INDIAN COMMERCE ASSOCIATION,

IGNOU


a) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter

departmental/programme : 100%


institution i.e.in Research laboratories/Industry/ other agencies : 10 %


Details of Faculty Awards and Recognitions:

S.

No.

Name of the

Faculty

Award Details

1 Prof. (Dr.)

Anuradha Jain • Awarded Best zonal co-ordinator award for Annual

cultural Fest of GGSIPU University for three

consecutive years 2006-08

• Member expert committee in state civil services

examinations of MP Chattisgarh

• Best teacher award

2 Prof. (Dr.) G.S

Popli

Delhi Udyog Ratan Award

3 Dr. Ashish

Chandra

Two Gold Medals, 2 Merit Scholarships

4 Ms. Divya

Rashmi Tanwar

Best Teacher Award in 2013 for Excellency in Academics

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5 Mr. Anuj

Aggarwal

Economics Topper in XII, Members of HRC Ed-Board

6 Ms. Neha

Kumar

Secured All India 13th Rank in Foundation Programme of

The Institute of Company Secretaries of India.

Details of Students Awards and Recognitions:

S.No. Name of the

Student

Programme Details of the

Award

1 Akshay B.com (H) 1st Sem Bronze Medal”in

National Kick

Boxing

Championship


1. Prof. B.S. Sahay, Director, IIM, Raipur

2. Prof. Anu Singh Lather, Director International Affairs, GGSIP University

3. Prof. Sanjeev Mittal, Dean, USMS, GGSIP University

4. Dr. Kartik Dave, Associate Professor, Ambedkar University

5. Prof. J.P. Sharma, Dean, Faculty of Commerce, Delhi University

6. Prof. Haque, Professor, Aligargh Muslim University

7. Dr. Amita Dev, Principal, Bhai Parmanand Institute

8. Dr. Bhupen Srivastava, Professor, IMI

9. Prof. Venkash Rao, Vive Chancellor, NLU, Bangalore

10. Prof. Justin Paul, Professor, Graduate school of Business Administration at

University of Puerto Rico, USA

11. Prof. P.C. Jain, Principal, Sri Ram College of Commerce, Delhi University

12. Dr Raj Agrawal, Director Centre for Management Education, AIMANew Delhi.

13. Dr. Kapil Kakkar, Psychologist, Counselor, and Author of 'Secrets of Success' and

'Channelizing Self for Success'

25 Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized & the source of funding

• Seminar on Globalization by Prof. Justin Paul, Prof. at the Graduate

School of Administration at University of Puerto Rico, USA

• Management Versatile Quiz

• Workshop on Communication Skills by Dr. Kapil Kakkar,

Psychologist & Corporate Trainer.

• Workshop on Effective Communication Skills by Ms. Poonam Bhasin

• Creative mind Writing Contest

• Workshop on Share & Capital Market by Mr. Amit Aggarwal

• Four Days FDP on Creative & Dynamic Learning Environment

• Quiz on IRON THORNE

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• Workshop on Stress Management

• Workshop on Innovate India (Creative & Innovation) by Mr. Harvansh

Dua

• Seminar on Carrier Prospective for Management Students by Prof.

Sanjeev Mittal, Dean, USMS, GGSIP University, Prof. P.C.Jain,

(Principal SRCC) and Dr. Kartik Dave, (Associate Professor

Ambedkar University)

Note: Funded by the Management

a) National


1. National Conference VINC’14 “Business Rethinking and

innovative Solutions Together for Reinventing Management” on 26

th &27

th Feb, 2014 Sponsored by ONGC and HAIL.

b) International : NIL


Programme BBA General 1st Shift

Name of the

Course/programme


Applications

received

Selected/

sanctioned

intake

Enrolled Pass

percentage *M *F

2014 Centralized

Counseling is

held in the

University

120/120 91 29 50%

2013 120/120 100 20 50%

2012 56/60 36 20 50%

Programme BBA (2nd

Shift)

Name of the

Course/programme


Applications

received

Selected/

sanctioned

intake

Enrolled

Pass

percentage *M *F

2014 Centralized

Counseling is

held in the

University

60/60 47 13 50%

2013 54/60 41 13 50%

2012 NA

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Programme BBA Banking & Insurance

Name of the

Course/programme


Applications

received

Selected/

sanctioned

intake

Enrolled

Pass

percentage *M *F

2014 Centralized

Counseling is

held in the

University

59/60 35 24 50%

2013 45/60 29 16 50%

2012 NA

Programme B.Com (H)

Name of the

Course/programme


Applications

received

Selected/

sanctioned

intake

Enrolled

Pass

percentage *M *F

2014 Centralized

Counseling is

held in the

59/60 49 10 50%

2013 60/60 48 10 50%



Name of the

Course

% of students

from the same

state

% of students

from other

States

% of students

from abroad

BBA General 90 10 1 Candidate

BBA Banking &

Insurance

90 10

B.Com (H) 90 10


such as NET, SLET, GATE, Civil services, Defense services, etc.? : NIL

29. Student progression : NIL


a) Library

The department has separate library for UG and PG programme. The

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library is part of the central library which is totally computerized.

Number of books

BBA 2128

B.Com (H) 1743

Membership of Public Library

i. American Library

ii. British Library

iii. Delnet

iv. E - Resourses

v. Magazines: Digit, PC Quest, chip, Information week, Linux for

You, Voice and Data, Data Quest, Digital Learning, Harvard

Business Review

vi. Question Banks

vii. Associate membership of IEEE

viii. Journals like International journal of Computer Science and

Engineering, International Journal of Computer and

Application

a) Internet facilities for Staff & Students




• Managed Wi-Fi Facility

b) Class rooms with ICT facility




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c) Laboratories

Sl.

No.

Details of Labs

Computer Lab 1 Computer Lab 2 Computer Lab 3 Digital Lab

1. 60 Computers

HP Intel 2nd

Generation Core

i5, 4 GB RAM,

500 GB HDD,

DVD writer, TFT

18.5

60 Computers

HP Intel 3rd

Generation Core

i5, 8 GB RAM,

500 GB HDD,

DVD writer, LED

18.5

60 Computers

HP Intel 3rd

Generation Core

i3, 4 GB RAM,

500 GB HDD,

DVD writer, LED

18.5

15 Digital Kits

2.2 LaserJet Printer 2 LaserJet Printer 2 LaserJet Printer

3.1 Scanner 1 Scanner 1 Scanner

4. LCD Projector LCD Projector LCD Projector

5. Internet

Connections

(10 MBPS Lease

Line)

5 Broadband

connections of 512

kbps MTNL

(Scheme under

MHRD)

Internet

Connections

(10 MBPS Lease

Line)

5 Broadband

connections of

512 kbps MTNL

(Scheme under

MHRD)

Internet

Connections

(10 MBPS Lease

Line)

2 Broadband

connections of

512 kbps MTNL

(Scheme under

MHRD)

Internet

Connections

(10 MBPS

Lease Line)

3 Broadband

connections of

512 kbps

MTNL

(Scheme under

MHRD) 6.

Server Server Server

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7. Software Details

Microsoft Certified Campus

MSDN Dream Spark Alliance 7.0

• .Net framework Access 2010 - 2013

• Vision 2007 professional

• Visio 2013

• Visual Basic 6.0

• Visual Studio 2008

• Visual Studio MSDN Library

• Visual C++

• Windows 7

• Windows 8

• Window Server 2012

Oracle

MS Office

31. Number of students receiving financial assistance from college,

university, Government or other agencies : NIL

32. Details on student enrichment programmes (special lectures/workshops/

Seminar) with external experts

• Seminar on Globalization by Prof. Justin Paul, Prof. at the Graduate

School of Administration at University of Puerto Rico, USA

• Management Versatile Quiz

• Workshop on Communication Skills by Dr. Kapil Kakkar,

Psychologist & Corporate Trainer.

• Workshop on Effective Communication Skills by Ms. Poonam Bhasin

• Creative mind Writing Contest

• Workshop on Share & Capital Market by Mr. Amit Aggarwal

• Four Days FDP on Creative & Dynamic Learning Environment

• Quiz on IRON THORNE

• Workshop on Stress Management

• Workshop on Innovate India (Creative & Innovation) by Mr. Harvansh

Dua

• Seminar on Carrier Prospective for Management Students by Prof.

Sanjeev Mittal, Dean, USMS, GGSIP University, Prof. P.C.Jain,

(Principal SRCC) and Dr. Kartik Dave, (Associate Professor

Ambedkar University)

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• Workshops, quizzes and competitions are organized for the students.

• Personality development sessions are being organized on weekly basis for

grooming them and preparing them for placements. These activities are held

for the students of each semester on a regular basis.

• Role plays and case study methods are adopted

• A language lab has been set up for improvement of English and pronunciation

of students.

• Extra classes are conducted for slow learners

• Special lectures from industry professionals are organized.

• Tutorial classes conducted for enhanced learning.

• Students are encourage to use e-recourse for various subjects

• Subject wise lecture notes are provided by the faculty members

• Problem based learning

• Team - based learning

• Project - based learning

• Question directed instruction

• Online Aptitude test are uploaded on our ilearn portal to prepare the students

for placement and higher education

34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities

The department promotes instructional social responsibility through institution-

neighborhood-community network and student engagement, contributing to good

citizenship, service orientation and holistic development of students. These

activities include:

• Organizing voluntary blood donation camps

• Impart education to the weaker section of the society

• Involvement in missionaries of charity by donating clothes

• Tree plantation

• Poster exhibition on social issues

• Group discussion on social issues

• E-waste awareness camps

Extension activities by students

Students:

• Participation in inter and intra-college symposium – programming contest,

paper presentation, project presentation etc.

• Participation in cultural events and competitions

• Active participation in department level and University level students

associations

• Organization of national level symposium as part of students association

activities.

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Faculty:

• Participation in administrative activities

• Participation in student welfare activities

• Helping students in association and club activities

• Organizing academic and cultural programmes for the college


Strength

• Eco-friendly and amicable working environment

• Sufficient qualified and experienced faculty and staff

• Adequate Laboratories with latest computing facilities

• Providing excellent results

• Good placements

• Smart boards & projectors in class rooms and Computer labs

• Constant encouragement given to faculty members to pursue research

• Library facility provided to faculty and students

• Organizing seminars, workshops and guest lectures and symposiums.

• Holding parent – teacher meetings to continually apprise the parents about

their ward’s performance in academics and extracurricular activities.

• Curricular and co-curricular activities are organized on regular basis

• Mentoring by regular interaction with the students

• Encourage to participate and present research papers in International / national

conferences.

Weaknesses

• Inadequate Grants in financial aids from the university.

• Lack of support of International and National Collaborations

• Less scope of updating the academic curriculum as affiliated institutes strictly

follow the syllabus prescribed by GGSIPU.

• There is a need for industry exposure to maintain the requisite level of

academia – industry connect.

• Case – study as a preferred pedagogy of teaching needs to be included in the

curriculum and regular examination formats.

Opportunities

• Academic Autonomy as to cater the need of industries by continuously

updating the curriculum and facilities with the changing demands of the

market.

• To develop the institute as a Centre of academic excellence for faculty and

students.

• Training and Consultancy centre

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• Young faculty development programmes and workshops on advanced research

methodology.

• Projects with Industry and Government Organizations to establish a leading R

& D centre with the Institute.

• To explore new horizons in research work and contributive projects.

• To empower and enrich the students with focused attention to cultivate

technical skills in them.

• The vision of the College makes it imperative to engage in socially relevant

programmes such as organizing voluntary blood donation camps and disaster

management skills.

• The College possesses the academic and financial resources to publish a peer

reviewed research journal.

Challenges

• To motivate faculty members to pursue UGC – sponsored major and minor

research projects that give the requisite opportunities to faculty members to

undertake research.

• Placement services to our students for better placements and internship

opportunities.

• Organizing more number of industrial visits for students.

Future Plan

• Collaboration with foreign universities for student – exchange programmes

and exposure to innovative teaching pedagogies.

• Organizing International conferences and academic symposiums.

• Introduce short term Professional Diploma / Certificate courses

• Provide better opportunities for our faculty members to engage in professional

consultancy services and develop innovative revenue – generating model for

the institute.

• To have strong linkages with the industry.

• Entrepreneurship Development Centre to cater to the need of budding

entrepreneurs by organizing business plan competition.

• Dedicated placement cell for the students to facilitate them with internship and

final placements.

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