Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC

Name of the Institution: Sanatan Dharma College (Lahore), Ambala Cantt-133001

Year of Report: 2009-10

Section A: Plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year towards quality enhancement:

Understanding the rapidly changing needs of the higher education sector, the college decided to take up the following steps to enhance quality:

Enhanced participation of the faculty in Faculty Development Programs.

Motivating the faculty to undertake Research Projects and write Research Papers.

Up-gradation of technology in the day to day working of the institution.

Addition of the following infrastructure:

o Addition of new classrooms

o Addition of new Computer Labs

o Renovation of college Gate

o Renovation of Girls’ Washroom facility

o Painting of the front of the college building

Stress on soft-skills programs on Communication & Presentation Skills for students.

Active participation of students in Seminars/Workshops organized by the college.

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Section B: Details in respect of the following

1. Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the institution

The college was started with the objective of the overall development of the youth in an

environment that is conducive not only for academics but for co-curricular and sports

activities. Since any HEI plays a vital role in the society, the alumni of the college were

later involved directly and indirectly in the activities of the institution. The following

categories of activities reflect the goals and objectives of the institution:

i. The best available and well qualified talent is recruited through duly

constituted selection committees. To improve teaching skill the faculty

members are motivated to attend/ organize Seminars/ Workshops/ Extension

lectures/ Faculty Development programs, to impart quality education in

consonance with the changing scenario.

ii. Advance learners are identified and encouraged to interact with the teachers.

The principal interacts with them. They are provided additional books form the

Library, Scholarships/ Fee Concession. Modern Teaching Tools like Overhead

Projector, Power Point Presentation, Multimedia LCD Projector, Internet/

Digital Libraries sessions are also held.

iii. Sports persons are provided facilities like training camps, diet charges, fee

concessions, scholarships and latest sports kits.

iv. Talent Show is held annually. Student participating in Cultural Activities are

given fee concessions. Extension Activities through NSS, NCC, and Subject

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Societies are held to achieve excellence in academic, sports, cultural and

extension activities.

v. Various activities like Quiz, Essay-Writing and Poster-Making Competitions are

organized through subject societies to give personal attention to all round

development of personality.

vi. Activities like discussion on ill effects of foeticide during NSS camps, visit to Old-

Age Home and celebration of national and religious festivals are undertaken to

strive after character formation with respect for moral and spiritual values.

vii. Discussions during NSS Camps and Seminars/Various competitions organized by

Woman Cell are carried out to inculcate a sense of self respect among girls and

also create awareness of woman’s rights among then.

viii. Girl students are motivated to excel in all fields of life like academics, sports

and cultural activities. It is a matter of great prides that more than 60%

achievements in academics and maximum participation in all fields is that of

girl candidates.

ix. Moreover the college celebrates all the national festivals like Independence

day, Republic Day etc., regularly with true spirit of patriotism and national

integration.

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2. New academic programmes initiated (UG and PG)

The following new academic courses were started in this session

a. Masters in Mass Communication (PG)

b. Compulsory Computer Education for First year students (non-

computing) (for both UG & PG)

c. Certificate Course in Functional English (for both UG & PG)

2. Innovations in curricular design and transaction

The heads of various teaching departments formulate a term-wise syllabus in

consultation with their departmental colleagues and the same is followed during the

session. This ensures uniformity in teaching, especially where a class is being taught by

more than one teacher.

Being an affiliated institution, the college is obliged to follow the syllabus devised by the

Common Syllabi Committee (CSC) of the affiliating Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra

and the M.D. University, Rohtak. Many of our senior Associate Members contribute

significantly in the designing of the curricula by virtue of being the members of the CSC.

Educational trips to various industries/ organizations, conducting of seminars/ group

discussions are decided by the respective departments in their departmental meetings

and the same are implemented by the respective teachers-incharge. This has shown

significant improvement in the university results of the college, personality development

of the students and their placement in various P.G. courses/ employment. Modern

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teaching tools like PPP, OHP and Multimedia Projectors are being used to supplement

class room teaching. There is complete emphasis on ICT based teaching-learning.

4. Inter-disciplinary programmes started

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5. Examination reforms implemented

All types of internal examinations conducted by the college are on the patterns detailed

in the ordinances of various examinations. However, it would be noteworthy to mention

here that all the internal examinations conducted by the college are well-planned and

regulated by the Examinations Committee of the college, headed by the Controller of

Examinations.

6. Candidates qualified: NET/SLET/GATE etc.

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7. Initiative towards faculty development programme

The college encourages its faculty members to participate regularly in Orientation and

Refresher Courses — both as a condition for Career Advancement and otherwise. It

organizes special workshops for the Ad-hoc Faculty members on Personality

Development and Communication Skills. The following members of the faculty attended

FDPs during the session 2009-10:

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Prof Neetu Bala

Attended Orientation Course at ASC, KU, Kurukshetra, from 8 July- 4 Aug 2009

Dr Paramjeet

Attended Orientation Course at ASC, KU, Kurukshetra from 22 May-18 June 2009

Prof Isha GoyalAttended an Orientation Course at ASC, Panjab University, Chandigarh from 27 Nov- 24 Dec 2009.

Dr Roshan Lal Dhiman Attended UGC- Orientation Course organized by ASC, KU, Kurukshetra from 22 May- 18 June 2009

Dr Krishan KumarAttended UGC- Orientation Course organized by ASC, KU, Kurukshetra from 8 July- 4 Aug 2009

Dr Gurvinder SinghAttended UGC- Orientation Course organized by ASC, KU, Kurukshetra from 8 July- 4 Aug 2009

Prof Balesh KumarAttended an Orientation course organized by ASC, Rajasthan Univ, Jaipur from 21 Dec2009- 16 Jan 2010

8. Total number of seminars/workshops conducted:

The following Seminars/Workshops were organized by the college during the session 2009-10:

5days UGC sponsored workshop on ‘Capacity Building of Women Managers in Higher Education: Sensitivity/ Awareness/ Motivation’ held at S.D.College, Ambala Cantt from 16-20 Mar 2009.

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National Seminar on ‘Effective Teaching of English: Need of the Hour’ sponsored by Directorate of Higher Education, Haryana held at S.D.Colege, Ambala Cantt on 25 March 2009.

National Seminar on ‘India’s Foreign Trade: Post Reforms Trends, Opportunities and Challenges’ held at S.D.College, Ambala Cantt on 27 Mar 2009.

National Seminar on ‘Mass Communication Teaching’ held at S.D.College, Ambala Cantt on 15 June 2009.

National seminar on ‘Defining Ambivalent Relationship of Sanskrit and English Language and Literature’ held at S.D.College, Ambala Cantt on 21 Nov 2009.

National seminar on ‘Systems Thinking and Human Rights- An Indian Perspective’ held at S.D.College, Ambala Cantt on 28-29 Jan 2010.

One day National Seminar on ‘Prodyogiki Kshetra mein Hindi: Sambhavnayen evam Chunautiyan’ held at S.D.College, Ambala Cantt on 25 Feb 2010.

9. Research projects a) Ongoing; b) Completed

a) Ongoing

1. Dr Ashutosh Angiras of the Dept. of Sanskrit received a grant of Rs 4.5 Lakhs

from UGC for Major research project on 'Applied Indian Psychology — a Study of

Fundamental Concepts and Applied techniques' during 2008-09. It is an ongoing

Research Project

2. Dr Divya Jain has been allotted a Minor Research Project by the UGC.

10. Patents generated, if any

11. New collaborative research programmes

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12. Research grants received from various agencies

13. Details of research scholars

14. Citation index of faculty members and impact factor

15. Honors/Awards to the faculty: National and International

1. Dr. Desh Bandhu, Principal of the college was honoured for Voluntary

Blood Donation by:

District Administration on Independence Day 2009.

Depatment of Transfusion Medicine PGIMR, Chandigarh on National Voluntary Blood Donation Day.

NGO Young Saviours’ Club, Ambala City on 18 Aug 2009.

Lions’ Club, Ambala Phoenix on 12 Sep 2009.

2. Prof Naveen Gulati was honoured by Sh Harmohinder Singh Chatha, Hon’ble Speaker of the Haryana Vidhan Sabha with District Award for the third time for Social service on 26 Jan 2010.

3. Prof. Ramesh Madan was Elected Member of the following Societies:

a. Executive Member, IIPA Hr Br, Gurgaon during Annual General Meeting for a period of two years (2009-11).

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b. Associate Secretary, Indian Society of Gandhian Studies, during 31st Annual Conference organized by Panjab University ,Chandigarh for a period of two years (2009-11).

c. Appointed Assistant Editor, IIPA Hr. Br. Quarterly Newsletter during Annual General Meeting for a period of two years (2009-11).

16. Internal resources generated

S.No Type Amount in Rs.1. Donation2. Fund Raising3. Alumni Association4. Self Financing Scheme5. License Fee6. Private Scholarship

17. Details of departments getting assistance/recognition under SAP, COSIST(ASSIST)/DST, FIST, and other programmes

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18. Community services

The college is rendering selfless service to the society not only through academics but

also by providing a platform to the students to participate in community service. The

three NSS units comprising of 300 volunteers have done justice to the motto ‘Not Me,

But You.’ The volunteers try to sensitize the society by organizing various socially

relevant programmes like Adult Education and Literary Campaigns, Drug De-Addiction

and Prevention Camps, AIDS Awareness and Prevention Camps, Blood Donation Camps,

Free Medical Check-up and Health Camps etc. in an effort to mitigate the ills of the

society. The NSS volunteers are also provided with an opportunity to participate in

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various Adventure, Youth Leadership and Training Camps and One Day Camps held in

and around the campus. A Ten Day Camp is also organized in some adopted village or a

slum area of the town.

It is a matter of great honour that this year 14 volunteers of the college were awarded

university merit certificates for their commendable and active participation in NSS

related activities. 20 NSS volunteers participated in Youth Leadership and Training Camp

organized by Department of Youth and Cultural Affairs, Kurukshetra University,

Kurukshetra and they were praised for their creative and productive efforts. Highlights of

various regular and camping activities are:

S. No. Date Activity No. of Volunteers

1 10 July-22 Aug 2009 Registration of NSS

Volunteers

300

2 13 & 22 Aug 2009 Special meeting of

Programme officers

with the students to

motivate them to

volunteer for NSS

300

3 15 Aug 2009 Independence Day

celebration

100

4 22 Aug 2009 Sadbhavana Diwas

Celebration

125

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5 24 Aug 2009 Poster making &

Slogan writing

Competition on the

theme of ‘Van

Mahotsav’

100

6 12 Sep 2009 Blood Donation

Camp in memory of

Shaheed Captain

Atul Samra in

collaboration with

Lions Club, Ambala

Cantt. 67 units of

blood were donated

150

7 25 Sep 2009 Oath taking

Ceremony

300

8 2 Oct 2009 One Day Camp

organized in the

college campus

100

9 18 Nov 2009 Free Dental Camp

organized in the

campus

100

10 19-20 Nov 2009 ASER survey 70

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conducted in 30

villages regarding

the status of

education in villages

11 26 Nov 2009 Shraddhanjali given

to the martyrs &

victims of Mumbai

Terror attacks on

26.11.2008

100

12 12 Dec 2009 Rally on AIDS

Awareness & Swine

Flu Awareness.

Volunteers

performed a Street

Play on AIDS

Awareness at the

Main Chowk

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13 20-25 Dec 2009 Volunteers attended

a National Youth

Integration Camp at

Gwalior

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14 23-29 Dec 2009 7 Days NSS camp 110

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held at village

Manglai

15 15 Feb 2010 An Exhibition on

‘Best out of Waste’

with a motto ‘earn

while you learn’ in

College.

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16 24 Feb 2010 Blood Donation

Camp

A voluntary blood donation camp was organized in collaboration with Lions Club, Ambala Cantt on September 12, 2009. As many as 67 units of blood were donated by the Principal, staff members and students.

Another voluntary blood donation camp was organized in the College Auditorium in collaboration with PGI, Chandigarh on February 24, 2010. Dr Ramesh Kumar was the chief guest on the occassion. As many as 306 units of blood was donated by the Principal, members of teaching and non-teaching staff and students. 373 units of blood were donated during the session 2009-2010.

Our donors are available on regular emergency calls not only of city hospitals but also of PGI, Chandigarh, PGI, Rohtak, Fortis, Mohali and Medical College and Hospital, Patiala.

19. Teachers and officers newly recruited

20. Teaching – Non-teaching staff ratio

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21. Improvements in the library services

The college has a state-of-the-art library, equipped with most modern facilities. It has

a seating capacity of 300 readers.

The library has an open shelf system for both post graduate as well as under

graduate students. Photostat and lamination services are also available for students

and teachers.

Keeping in mind the importance of computers in day to day life, all sections of the

library have been linked through computer networking.

The library has a fully equipped Audio Visual Room and students have free access to

internet facility. The digital section has around 750 CDs/ DVDs and Video Cassettes.

Book Bank facility is extended to needy & meritorious students and at present 232

students are being benefited through it. This year two new Computer systems and

one Laser Printer have been added to the library to enhance the infrastructure of the

Library.

22. New books/journals subscribed and their value

This year 1025 books worth Rs 2,26,000 have been added raising the total number to

48544.

The Library is subscribing to 32 National & International research Journals, 61

Magazines & Periodicals and 25 Newspapers covering various fields including

General Knowledge, Sports, Finance, Computers, IT, Competition & Career, etc. for

the overall development of the students.

23. Courses in which student assessment of teachers is introduced and the action taken on student feedback

24. Feedback from stakeholders

25. Unit cost of education

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26. Computerization of administration and the process of admissions and examination results, issue of certificates

The college office which mainly consists of Personnel Section, Accounts Section, Fee Section, Students Section (related to University work, bus/ rail passes, issue of certificates, House Exams and Lecture Statement etc.) has been provided with computers on LAN.

The college has already computerized the services related to – admission process, all types of reports related to student’s information, collection of fees and fee related reports, lecture statement, reports related to house examination, and students progress report to be sent home, various notices, change of subject/faculty, catalogue of books in the library, salary of the staff and annual increments and college accounts.

The college has made provision for the computerization of the services related to – university exams, results of the students, issue of certificates, Students’ University Return, University Eligibility condition regarding Lectures and House Exams, Prizes in House Exams, analysis of student feedback and CD catalogue with related reports.

The college has executed the provisions (as stated above) made in computerization of services regarding- analysis of Student Feedback and CD catalogue and its related reports.

27. Increase in the infrastructural facilities

The following infrastructural facilities have been added in the current session:

1. Two new classrooms

2. Two new Computer Labs

3. Complete replacement of college Gate with a new metal Sign-Board

4. Complete renovation of Girls’ Washroom and drinking water facility

5. Painting of the front of the college building

28. Technology upgradation

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The entire software and hardware configuration is periodically upgraded in tune with the global changes.

29. Computer and internet access and training to teachers, non-teaching staffand students

The college has a well equipped Central Computing Facility for teachers, non-teaching staff and students where they can access the net, save data and take print-outs. It is proposed to provide internet access to all departments within the next two years.

30. Financial aid to students

The college has a glorious tradition of giving incentive and financial aid to meritorious

and economically weak students through various scholarships offered by different

agencies. The scholarships are instituted by the central and the state government,

numerous philanthropists and charitable organizations. This year as many as 304

students were awarded various scholarships such as National Merit Scholarship, State

Merit Scholarship, University Merit Scholarship, Radha Krishan Fund Scholarship and SAF

Scholarship. The total amount disbursed was Rs 6,77,990.

31. Activities and support from the Alumni Association

Following the age old Guru-Shishya tradition the college endeavours to

maintain a strong emotional bond with its old students through Alumni

Association. Each year a number of new members are added to it and their

collective effort is an asset to the institution. An old student meet is held in

the campus each year. This year Alumni Meet was held on 27 March 2010.

The Alumni Association strengthens its Alma-Mater by the following activities:

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Help for job opportunity for our students

Scholarships for meritorious and needy students

Donations from well placed old students

32. Activities and support from the Parent-Teacher Association

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33. Health services

The college has a fully functional dispensary with a qualified physician attending the

same daily.

34. Performance in sports activities

The college has a long and glorious history of producing sportsmen and women of

national and international fame. This year also our sportspersons created new

landmarks and brought laurels for the institution, state and the country.

Mohit Verma was selected to represent India in Table Tennis (under 19) held in U.S.A.

and China. He won a Gold Medal in the competition. It is applaudable as for the first

time India has won Gold Medal in this category. Naresh Kumar and Anil Kumar of BA II

were members of the KU Handball Team which won Silver Medal in the All India Inter-

Varsity Handball Competition held at Punjabi Univ, Patiala. Rajni of BA III was member of

the Women Handball Team which won Third position in the All India Inter-Varsity

Handball Competition held at Punjabi Univ, Patiala. Monika and Mallika Sonali, B A II,

won fourth position in All India Inter-Varsity Rhythmic Gymnastics Competition held at

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LNCP Univ, Gwalior. Amit Kumar of BA I was declared Best Athlete and Pankaj Lakra was

declared Second Best Athlete in the University Athletics Meet. Charu of B Com II was

member of the Haryana Handball Team which won Gold medal in the Inter-Zonal

Handball (Women) Competition held at Narwana. Shikha of B Com II, Ram Swaroop of B

Com II, Rajan of B Sc I and Raman of BA III also represented Haryana state at National

level.

Detailed achievements are as follows:

S No

Event Position Name Level Remarks

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Cross Country Championship Winner, 11 th

time since 1998

Meenakshi, Charu and Priyanka.

University

Meenakshi, Charu and Priyanka were selected to represent Kurukshetra Univ. in All- India Inter Varsity held at MG Univ, Kottayam(Kerala). Meenakshi participated in this event for the fourth time.

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Badminton(Men) Winner, Third year in succession. The Trophy is now owned by the college.

Ravi Singh, Sahil Jain, Navdeep Singh, Rohit, Mukesh Kumar & Gaurav Chhabra

University

Ravi, Sahil, Navdeep, Mukesh & Gaurav represented KU in All India Inter Varsity Competition held at AMU, Aligarh .

3 Table Tennis(Men) Winners, second year in succession.

Mohit Verma, Hitesh, Chanpreet Singh & Ajay Kumar.

University

Mohit Verma & Hitesh represented KU in All India Inter- Varsity

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held at Bareilly.4 Table Tennis (Women) Winners Ginny, Komal,

Aanchal & Divyadeep

University

Ginny represented KU in All India Inter Varsity Competition held at Bareilly.

5 Relay Races(Women) Runners up with 4 Gold, 16 Silver & 4 Bronze Medals

Meenakshi, Priyanka, Charu, Seema & Nidhi.

University

Meenakshi won 1 Gold, 4 Silver & 1 Bronze. Priyanka won 1 Gold, 4 silver & 1 bronze. Charu won 1 gold, 4 silver & 1 bronze. Seema won 1 gold, 3 silver & 1 bronze. Nidhi won 1 silver medal.

6 Gymnastics(Rhythmic)(Women)

Runners up Monika, Mallika, Priyanka, Charu & Seema

University

Monika & Mallika were fourth in the All India Inter Varsity held at LNCP Univ, Gwalior.

7 Cricket(Women) Runners up Rozy,Neha, Sugandha, Priyanka, Mandeep,Shalu, Ankita, Kamaljeet, Indu, Rajni & Pooja

University

Mandeep represented KU in All India Inter Varsity Competition at MDU Rohtak. Priyanka represented Haryana State in National Women Cricket Competition.

8 Badminton(Women) Runners up Purnima & Alpakshi

Inter Collegiate

Purnima represented KU inAll India Inter Varsity at AMU, Aligarh.

9 Wrestling(Men) Gold medal (Individual)

Deepak Bhola University

10 Athletics(Men) Amit declared Best Athlete & Pankaj declared Second Best

University

(i)Amit won two Gold medals in 5000 & 10,000 meters.

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Athlete. (ii)Pankaj won gold medal in 110 m Hurdles & silver medal in 400 meters Hurdles.

11 Football(Men) Runners up Zonal12 Basket Ball Runners up Zonal13 Athletics(Women) Third Meenakshi,

Priyanka, Charu, Seema Rai & Priyanka

University

(i)Meenakshi, Snia, Seema Rai & Priyanka won Gold Medal.(i)Meenakshi won two Silver and one Bronze Medal.(ii)Priyanka won one silver & two Bronze Medal.(iii)Charu won one silver & one bronze.(iv)Seema & Nidhi won one silver medal each.

14 Cricket(Men) Third position & Bronze medal

Sanjay Trama, Rohan, Sandeep, Gurwinder, Gaurav, Rahul, Raman, Sandeep Junior, Lal Bahadu, Sachin,Maandata, Narender, Himanshu, Pardeep, Pankaj, Nishant, Kulwinder & Gurpratap.

Inter College

Sanjay Trama & Rohan represented KU in All India Inter Varsity Championship held at Bathinda.

15 Gymnastics(Artistic)(Women) Third Monika, Mallika , Seema, Charu & Priyanka

University

Monika won 3 Gold medals in Ribbon Ball in Haryana State’s Sports Festival held at Rohtak.

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16 Swimming(50 m Free Style) Bronze medal Ram Swaroop University

He represented Haryana State in National Swimming Competition held at Trivendrum, Kerala.

17 Body Building(55 Kg Category)

Bronze medal Deepak Rana University

18 Hand Ball (Women) Third Rajni, Charu, Shikha & Ekta

University

Rajni represented KU in All India Inter Varsity Championship held at Punjabi Univ, Patiala. The team won runners up position. Charu represented Haryana Inter State Competition held at Narwana and won a gold medal. Shikha represented Haryana State in Senior Handball National Competition hald at Nagpur. Ekta has been selected for National Handball Competition.

35. Incentives to outstanding sportspersons

The following incentives were given to outstanding sportspersons during the session:

1. Full Fee Concession

2. Freeship

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3. Freeship + Books

4. Freeship + Books and monthly Scholarship and Sports Stipend

5. The Department of Sports holds varrious Camps:

(i) Off-Season Camps

(Immediately after the Annual Examinations, the college holds

various summer coaching camps of about two months duration for outstanding

sports-persons and sufficient diet is also provided)

(ii) Diet is provided to the poor outstanding athletes and players

(iii) The college has made special provision for sports-women coming for

practice from far off places to stay in the hostel 

36. Student achievements and awards

Academic Achievements:

The following students brought laurels to the institution by winning university merit

positions and distinctions:

University Merit Positions

S No Univ. R

No

Name Class Univ.

Position

1 1115709 Aditi Vohra B Sc II(H Sc) First

2 757001 Shakti Kumar B Sc III (IT Hons) First

3 300127 Monika Nanda M Sc Sem I (App. Phy.) First

4 300136 Harjeet Kaur M Sc Sem I (App. Phy.) Second

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5 755025 Deepak B Sc I (IT Hons) Second

6 829608 Babita Bhandari M A Sem I (Hindi) Second

7 755015 Nancy Aggarwal B Sc I (ITHons) Second

8 829607 Vandana Sharma M A Sem I (Hindi) Third

9 757025 Kirti Singhal B Sc III (IT Hons) Third

10 756001 Manisha B Sc II (IT Hons) Third

11 300140 Dimple Gupta M Sc Sem I (App. Phy.) Third

12 300134 Suman Saini M Sc Sem I (App. Phy.) Fourth

13 800004 Kavita M A Sem I (Eco) Fourth

14 755034 Raghvinder Tiwari B Sc II (IT Hons) Fifth

15 756003 Surbhi Bhadani B Sc II (ITHons) Fifth

16 1103926 Harpreet Kaur BCA I Fifth

17 300142 Amanpreet Kaur M Sc Sem I (App. Phy.) Fifth

18 756007 Mandeep Kaur B Sc II (IT Hons) Sixth

19 800001 Manpreet Kaur M A Sem I (Eco) Sixth

20 757020 Swizee B Sc III (IT Hons) Seventh

21 757027 Gurpreet Kaur B Sc III (IT Hons) Seventh

22 755027 Dharambir B Sc I (ITHons) Seventh

23 756014 Meenakshi B Sc II (IT Hons) Seventh

24 1111512 Preetika Jain BCA III Eighth

25 755010 Geeta Rani B Sc I (IT Hons) Eighth

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26 756002 Poonam Negi B Sc II (IT Hons) Ninth

27 756013 Ruchi Tiwari B Sc II (ITHons) Tenth

28 1111514 Shilpa BCA III Tenth

29 622236 Rishi Jain B Sc III(Non (Med) Tenth

30 1103946 Sumit Kumar BCA I Thirteenth

31 622205 Jyoti Rana B Sc III(Non (Med) Thirteenth

Distinctions

S. no University Roll No.

Name Class %age

1. 748781 Amandeep Kaur B Com I (Gen) 83.1

2. 622241 Satwinder Singh B Sc III (NM) 82.4

3. 622164 Udit Jain B Sc III (C Sc) 82.2

4. 584205 Anuradha Rana B A III 81

5. 1110188 Meenakshi Devi BCA II 80.9

6. 1332346 Komal Atri B A I 80.7

7. 622208 Gagandeep Kaur B Sc III (Med) 80.2

8. 1061024 Shyna Bajaj B Sc II (Med) 79.9

9. 622213 Tanu Malhotra B Sc III (Med) 79.7

10. 1061060 Mandeep Singh B Sc II (Med) 79.6

11. 1110187 Neetika Jain BCA II 79.5

12. 622167 Pankaj Anand B Sc III (C Sc) 78.7

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13. 1370610 Sukhbir Singh B Sc I (NM) 78.2

14. 622249 Talwinder Singh B Sc III (Med) 78.1

15. 748780 Nupur Sharma B Com I (Gen) 78

16. 748622 Komal Sharma B Com I (CAV) 77.8

17. 622214 Fariya Khan B Sc III (Med) 77.3

18. 1110201 Gagandeep Singh BCA II 77.3

19. 748766 Sheena Bhatia B Com I (Gen) 77.1

20. 748769 Sonali Aggarwal B Com I (Gen) 77.1

21. 3103914 Nitika Gupta BCA I 77.1

22. 757030 Mamta Swami B Sc III (IT) 76.6

23. 1092356 Shilpi Goel B Com II (Gen) 76.6

24. 1061001 Neha Verma B Sc II (CAV) 76.6

25. 622196 Preeti B Sc III (NM) 76.6

26. 748794 Glory Goel B Com I (Gen) 76.3

27. 622181 Gurmeet Kaur B Sc III (C Sc) 76.3

28. 1103917 Neelam Kumari BCA I 76.2

29. 1071226 Pallavi Arora B Com III (Gen) 76.2

30. 1071286 Mayur Arora B Com III (CAV) 76.1

31. 1092209 Deepika Seghal B Com II (Gen) 76

32. 1370624 Ravi Prakash B Sc I (Biotec) 76

33. 748779 Mohini Kapoor B Com I (Gen) 75.8

34. 1378628 Munish Singh B Sc I (Biotec) 75.8

35. 1370617 Pooja Dixit B Sc I (Biotec) 75.6

36. 622174 Neha Gupta B Sc III (C Sc) 75.6

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37. 757022 Parul Sharma B Sc III (IT) 75.7

38. 1092354 Rashmi Billus B Com II (Gen) 75.5

39. 1071259 Sahil Sood B Com III (Gen) 75.5

40. 1370647 Sadhna Rana B Sc I (C Sc) 75.4

41. 1092380 Amrita Pritam B Com II (Gen) 75.4

42. 748764 Nikhita Sharma B Com I (Gen) 75.3

43. 748791 Priya Walia B Com I (Gen) 75.3

44. 1092202 Neera B Com II (Gen) 75.3

45. 1061051 Shalini Soni B Sc II (NM) 75.3

46. 1092359 Apurva Aggarwal B Com II (Gen) 75.2

47. 1071251 Dinesh Kumar B Com III (Gen) 75.2

48. 748787 Sakshi Gomber B Com I (Gen) 75.1

49. 748802 Lavi Batra B Com I (Gen) 75

50. 622203 Shikha Mittal B Sc III (NM) 75

51. 748799 Poonam B Com I (Gen) 74.8

52. 1332353 Navjot Kaur BA I 74.7

53. 322152 Nupur Mittal B Sc III (CAV) 75

Cultural Affairs’ Achievements:

Zonal Youth FestivalIt is a matter of great pleasure and pride that this year too our college has bagged All-round Trophy for best performance in the Kurukshetra University Zonal Youth Festival held at S A Jain College, Ambala City from 25- 27 October 2009 with as many as twelve Recommendations and eleven commendations. Our student Mr Prakash bagged the Best Actor award for Sanskrit Drama.Details of the achievements are as follows:

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Recommended

Items

1. Classical Dance (Miss Aranya) 2. Group Dance General 3. Folk Song(General) 4. Haryanvi Saang 5. Light Vocal Indian 6. Haryanvi Skit7. Folk Orchestra 8. Western Group Song 9. Group Song General 10. Solo Dance Haryanvi 11.Western Inst(Solo) 12. Best Actor in Sanskrit Play - Prakash

Commended

Items1. Choreography2. Haryanvi Ghazal3. Sanskrit Drama4. Haryanvi Pop Song5. Classical Instrumental (Solo)6. Folk Inst.(Hry) (Solo)7. Western Vocal(Solo)8. One Act Play9. Solo Dance Haryanvi (Female)10. Savitri- Best Actress in One Act Play11. Patil- Best Actor in One Act Play

Inter Zonal Youth FestivalThis year the Inter-Zonal Youth Festival of Kurukshetra University,Kurukshetra,was held at Siddhi Vinayak Institute of Engg. And Management, Bilaspur. My sincere thanks to Dr Nand Kishore Sharma, Dean Cultural Affairs and his dedicated team of teachers who guided the students.The details of our achievements are:

1. Folk Dance (Male) Recommended2. Folk Song General Commended3. Western Insrumental (solo) Commended4. Group Dance (General) Commended

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Achievements in NCC:

The college is committed to produce disciplined, spirited and patriotic human resource

through its fully functional NCC wings of boys and girls under able command and

guidance of its NCC officers. Selfless devotion, hard work, urge for excellence &

continuous perseverance of ANOs has resulted in creating dedicated & devoted cadres

of NCC which are ever willing to serve the nation. NCC cadets of both wings have

participated in various training camps, adventure, social and welfare activities organized

across the country.

The details of various camping, adventure and social welfare activities undertaken by the

NCC cadets during the current academic year are given below:

NCC (Boys’ Wing)

S

No

Name of Activity Organised by/Place Month No.of

Cadets

Achievement

1 Trekking Camp From Kalka to

Kasauli(36 Km)

16-17

Sep

2009

12

2 CATC Camp Tejli 8-17

Sep

2009

55 Won Best Shooter

prize and Camp

Senior Trophy

3 ALC Camp Gujarat 10-21 One cadet

28

Sep

2009

selected in ALC

Camp

4 Army Attachment Camp 19 AD Regiment,

Ambala Cantt

30 Nov-

14 Dec

2009

04

5 Guards of Honour Karnal One Cadet

selected to

present Guard of

Honour to Gen

Deepak Kapoor

6 RD Camp 2010 New Delhi 1-30 Jan

2010

05 SUO, Deepak

Dwivedi, Cadets

Abhimanyu Datta,

Gaurav and

Kamaljeet Singh

won two Gold

Medals each. Cdt

Ashwani Mehra

selected for Youth

Exchange

Programme. It is

highly

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commendable

that of all Cadets

from Haryana

State only SUO

Deepak Dwivedi

& Cdt Ashwani

Mehra were

invited to meet

President, Mrs

Pratibha Patil.

7 Blood Donation Camp SD College,Ambala

Cantt

12 Sep

2010

08

8 Blood Donation Camp SD College,Ambala

Cantt

24 Feb

2010

11

NCC (Girls Wing)

1 Annual Training Camp 1 HAR(G) Bn NCC,

Tejli,YNR

22 Sep-

1 Oct

2009

25 Cadet Tara

selected Best

Cadet, Madhuri

Best Shooter,

Yashika & Preeti

2nd in Cultural

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Programme and

Cadets won

Overall Drill

Competition.

2 Thal Sena Camp National Level,

Delhi

4 Aug-

28 Oct

2009

01 Monika Rani won

Gold Medal in

Sports(Volley Ball)

& Silver Medal in

Shooting.

3 Combined Annual Training

Camp

7 HAR BN NCC, KU,

Kurukshetra

5-14

Aug

2009

06 Monika Rani &

Shikha stood 1st in

Piloting.

4 Trekking Camp(90 Feet) Shimla 4-18

June

2009

02

5 MH Camp 1 HAR(G) Bn NCC,

Ambala

20-29th

Aug

2009

02 CPL Sapna stood

1st & Sgt Bhavna

stood 2nd in

written/practical

Test.

6 Guard of Honour 1 HAR(G) Bn NCC,

Karnal

12-15

Nov

04 Sgt Bhavna,

Sapna, Harpreet

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2009 & Komal

presented Guard

of Honour to Gen.

Deepak Kapoor.

7 Cultural Programme Ambala Group

Headquarters

12-15

Nov

2009

05

8 Army Attachment Camp 1 HAR(G) Bn NCC,

Ambala

28-29

Oct

2009

04

9 National Integration Camp Rohtak 19-28

Jan

2010

Cdt Madhuri &

Sgt Bhavna stood

3rd in

Poster/Painting

Competition.

10 Annual Training Camp 1 HAR(G) Bn NCC,

Ambala

1-10

Nov

2009

01 Cdt Harpreet

attended Camp

Senior.

11 Youth Exchange

Programme(International

Level)

Sri Lanka 5-26

Oct

2009

01 U.O.Geeta Dahiya

3rd in Shooting

12 DCATC 3 PB BN NCC, 26 Oct- 02 SUO Ankita Rathi

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Ludhiana 30 Nov

2009

declared Best

Cadet at State &

Directorate Level

13 Republic Day Camp Delhi 26 Oct

2009-3

Feb

2010

01 S.O.U. Ankita

Rathi 1st in PM

March and 4th in

Cultural

Programme.

Selected for

Youth Exchange

Programme to be

held in Russia.

Achievements of the NSS Unit:

The achievements of the NSS units have already been detailed in point 18 above.

37. Activities of the Guidance and Counselling unit

The activities of the above unit are listed at point 38 below.

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38. Placement services provided to students

The Vocational Guidance and Placement Cell of the college is actively involved in coordinating among recruiters and trainers for the effective placement of students:

Following activities were conducted by the cell during the session:

1. Seminar on “Job Opportunities in Insurance Sector’ was held on 24 Aug2009 by DLF-pramerica Life Insurance Company.

2. Seminar on “Career Options after Graduation’ was held on 1 Dec 2009 byBull’s Eye, Chandigarh.

3. Seminar on Emerging Opportunities in Banking Sector was held on 3 Feb 2010 by IFBI, Chd.

4. Campus recruitment drive was conducted by IBM-DAKSH (B.P.O) from Gurgaon 20 Nov 2009. 9 students were selected.

5. Nouveau Medicament Pvt. Ltd. Chennai held Campus placement on 4 Jan 2010. 6 students were selected.

6. On 27-28 Jan 2010, IFBI, Chd. Selected 21 ex-students of the college who will get placements in bank after undergoing three months training.

7. On 5 Feb 2010, HDFC Standard Life Insurance Company, Chd. selected 9 students for the post of sales development manager.

39. Development programmes for non-teaching staff

40. Good practices of the institution

1. The college does not believe in mere academic growth of the students.

2. Due emphasis is given to all types of co-curricular activities including socially relevant activities which enhance the overall development of the students personality:

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a. Sports activitiesb. Cultural activitiesc. NSSd. NCCe. Debates, declamations and symposiaf. Blood Donationg. Placement Drives

3. Independence and Republic Days are celebrated with fervour and zeal.

4. Participation of the superannuated staff is ensured through various activities.

5. The Alumni Association works in close coordination with the college.

41. Linkages developed with National/ International, academic/research bodies

None

42. Action Taken Report on the AQAR of the previous year

It is the constant endeavor of the IQAC to try and implement the recommendations of

the previous AQAR. However, since an educational institution has to adapt itself to the

rapidly changing educational environment and has to work under the guidance of its

affiliating University and monitoring agencies — Government of Haryana and the

University Grants Commission, hence the overall outcome may vary.

43. Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add.

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This Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) has been prepared as per the latest

recommended guidelines of the UGC/NAAC issued from time to time. It, however,

does not contain the complete and exhaustive details of all the activities carried out

by the institution in various fields. For more details, please refer to the Annual Report

of the college of the corresponding year and the Record of Activities maintained by

individual departments.

Section C: Outcomes achieved by the end of the year

The outcome achieved by the institution by the end of the year/session is detailed in Part-B of the Report above.

Section D: Plans of the HEI for the next year

Addition of the following infrastructure:

o Classroomso Computer labso Electronics & IT labso Mathematics labo Mass Communication labo Language Labo PG Physics labo Canteen Renovation &

Expansiono Brick pathway at selected

places

o Electronics Dept. Staff Room

o Storeso Renovation of the T.T.

Room roofo Construction of a septic

tanko Provision for Rain Water

disposalo RCC flooring at selected

places

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