TOLANI COLLEGE OF

COMMERCE

MUMBAI – 400 093.

AQAR REPORT

A.Y. 2017 – 2018

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The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC

All NAAC accredited institutions will submit an annual self-reviewed progress report to

NAAC, through its IQAC. The report is to detail the tangible results achieved in key areas,

specifically identified by the institutional IQAC at the beginning of the academic year. The

AQAR will detail the results of the perspective plan worked out by the IQAC. (Note: The

AQAR period would be the Academic Year. For example, July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013)

Part – A

AQAR for the year 2017-18

1. Details of the Institution:

1.1. Name of the Institution: TOLANI COLLEGE OF COMMERCE

1.2. Address Line 1: Plot No. 150-151, Guru Gobind Singh Road

Address Line 2: Sher-E-Punjab Society, Andheri (East)

City/Town: Mumbai

State: Maharashtra

Pin Code: 400093

Institution e-mail address: tcc@tolani.edu

Contact Nos.: 022-61535455

Name of the Head of the Institution: Dr. Vijaya Krishna – I/c Principal

Tel. No. with STD Code: 022-61535410

Mobile: +919820919302

Name of the IQAC Co-ordinator: Dhanashree Joshi

Mobile: +919867852307

IQAC e-mail address: iqac@tcc.tolani.edu

1.3. NAAC Track ID: MHCOGN10577

OR

1.4. NAAC Executive Committee No. & Date: EC(SC)/18/A&A/54.3 dated 5-11-2016.

1.5. Website address: www.tolani.edu/tcc (the website is temporarily disabled as it is

being redesigned)

Web-link AQAR:

http://tccwp.calpaq.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/AQAR201718.pdf

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1.6. Accreditation Details

Sr. No. Cycle Grade CGPA Year of Accreditation Validity Period

1 1st Cycle B++ - 2004 07.01.2009

2 2nd Cycle A 3.02 2011 07.01.2016

3 3rd Cycle A 3.03 2016 04.11.2021

4 4th Cycle - - - -

1.7. Date of Establishment of IQAC: DD/MM/YYYY – 28.04.2004

1.8. Details of the previous year’s AQAR submitted to NAAC after the latest Assessment

and Accreditation by NAAC (for example AQAR 2010-11 submitted to NAAC on

12-10-2011)

i. AQAR 2010-2011 submitted to NAAC on 25.05.2011

ii. AQAR 2011-2012 submitted to NAAC on 24.09.2012

iii. AQAR 2012-2013 submitted to NAAC on 27.09.2013

iv. AQAR 2013-2014 submitted to NAAC on 29.09.2014

v. AQAR 2014-2015 submitted to NAAC on 30.09.2015

vi. AQAR 2015-2016 submitted to NAAC on 29.04.2016

vii. AQAR 2016-2017 submitted to NAAC on 29.09.2017

1.9. Institutional Status

University NA

Affiliated College Yes

College No

Autonomous college of UGC No

Regulatory Agency approved Institution No

(e.g. AICTE, BCI, MCI, PCI, NCI)

Type of Institution Co-education - Urban

Financial Status UGC 2(f) / UGC 12B/

Grant-in-aid + Self Financing

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1.10. Type of Faculty / Programme

Arts - Science -

Commerce ✓ Law -

PEI (Phys Edu) - TEI (Edu) -

Engineering - Health Science -

Management - Others (Specify): -

1.11. Name of the Affiliating University (for the Colleges) : University of Mumbai

1.12. Special status conferred by Central/State Government – UGC/CSIR/DST/DBT/ICMR

etc.

Autonomy by State / Central Govt. / University – NIL

University with Potential for Excellence - UGC-CPE -

DST Star Scheme - UGC-CE -

UGC-Special Assistance Programme - DST- FIST -

UGC-Innovative PG Programmes - UGC-COP Programmes -

Any Other (Specify) - -

2. IQAC Composition and Activities

2.1. No. of Teachers 08

2.2. No. of Administrative / Technical Staff 02

2.3. No. of Students 02

2.4. No. of Management Representatives 01

2.5. No. of Alumni 02

2.6. No. of any other stakeholder and community representatives -

2.7. No. of Employers / Industrialists -

2.8. No. of other External Experts -

2.9. Total No. of members 15

2.10. No. of IQAC meetings held 02

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2.11. No. of meetings with various stakeholders:

Total No. 08

Faculty 08

Non-Teaching Staff 06

Students 02

Alumni 02

Others 00

2.12. Has IQAC received any funding from UGC during the year? No

If yes, mention the amount – Rupees Three Lakhs were received from U.G.C. on

07-03-2014, but no fresh funds were received in this academic year.

2.13. Seminars and Conferences (only quality related) No. of Seminars/Conferences/

i. Workshops/Symposia organised by the IQAC

Total Nos. 04

International NIL

National NIL

State NIL

Institution Level 04

ii. Themes:

Workshops organised at Institutional Level (Faculty Development Programme by

Research Cell and IQAC of the College):

‘Problems Faced by Adolescents’ by Dr. Janet Corson (Associate Vice-President

for Campus Health Emerita, Cornell University on November 6, 2017.

‘How to Undertake Path Breaking Research’ by Dr. Madhav Welling (Advisor to

the President – SVKM & Chancellor -NMIMS) on November 6, 2017.

‘Bridging the gap between Academia and Industry’ by Dr. Soumitra Dutta, Dean,

College of Business, Cornell University on December 21, 2017.

‘Ethics in Research’ by Dr. Vivek Patkar, Former Researcher, Mumbai

Metropolitan Regional Development Authority (MMRDA), on January 6, 2018.

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2.14. Significant Activities and contributions made by IQAC:

The IQAC had made the following suggestions which were continued in this academic

year:

● The healthy practice of maintaining an Academic Diary by faculty members.

● A 15 day Summer Camp was organised for the learners as well as the members of the

community, to encourage participation in sports.

● A Self- Defense Camp was organised for girl students of the College and for women

from the neighborhood.

● The self-financing section of the College organised a one-day inter-collegiate

workshop ‘Eureka’ 4th October 2017. The purpose of this workshop was to provide a

platform for interaction among learners and faculty members, where resource persons

share their knowledge and expertise on the syllabi of the courses of undergraduate

programmes, which helps learners to prepare for the examinations.

● The self-financing section of the College organised another one-day inter-collegiate

workshop, ‘Eureka! 17’ on 27th February 2018. The theme of this workshop was

“How to do Research Work?” for University Course (Project Work) for Semester V

and Semester VI of B.Com. (A.&F.), B.Com.(B.&I.), B.Com. (F.M.), B.M.S. and

Applied Mathematics in the Course of B.Sc. (IT).

Certain activities/events which were initiated / suggested by the IQAC and implemented

in the current academic year are as follows:

● Conference: The IQAC of the College in Association with Department of Geography,

University of Mumbai and Society for Indian Ocean Studies (Mumbai Chapter)

organised - A Two Day ICSSR Sponsored National Conference on “INDIA AND

THE INDIAN OCEAN: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE” on Friday the 22nd and

Saturday the 23rd of September 2017.

● Faculty Development Programme organised by Research Cell and IQAC of the

College:

‘Problems Faced by Adolescents’ by Dr. Janet Corson (Associate Vice-President

for Campus Health Emerita, Cornell University) on November 6, 2017.

‘How to Undertake Path Breaking Research’ by Dr. Madhav Welling (Advisor to

the President – SVKM & Chancellor -NMIMS) on November 6, 2017.

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‘Bridging the gap between Academia and Industry’ by Dr. Soumitra Dutta, Dean,

College of Business, Cornell University on December 21, 2017.

‘Ethics in Research’ by Dr. Vivek Patkar, Former Researcher, Mumbai

Metropolitan Regional Development Authority (MMRDA) on January 6, 2018.

● Participation of Faculty Members in Research: Faculty members were encouraged to

present research papers in National and International Conferences/Seminars. Four

awards for Best Research Paper were received by faculty members who presented

papers at National and International Conferences.

● Participation of Students in Research: As a part of promoting research among

students, they

were encouraged to participate in ‘Avishkar’ Research Convention organised by

University of Mumbai. Four groups participated, and one group won the 1st Prize

at Zonal Level and qualified for University level.

presented a research paper at Inter-collegiate Research Convention organised by

B.L. Amlani College and they won the first prize.

● Involvement of Students in Research: Students also assisted the faculty members in

data collection for their doctoral work/studies.

Two faculty members pursuing Ph.D. were assisted by students in collection of

primary data.

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2.15. Plan of Action by IQAC / Outcome

The plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year towards

quality enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of the year.

* Please refer to Annexure no.1A (Academic Calendar) and Annexure no. 1B (Activity List)

Plan of Action Achievements

1) To organise a National

Level seminar titled

“Strengthening internal

communication for

enhancing quality”.

1)

● College has applied to NAAC for sponsorship.

Approval awaited.

● In the meanwhile, the College in Association

with Department of Geography, University of Mumbai

And Society for Indian Ocean Studies (Mumbai

Chapter) organised- A Two Day ICSSR Sponsored

National Conference on “INDIA AND THE INDIAN

OCEAN: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE” on Friday

the 22nd and Saturday the 23rd of September 2017.

2) To institutionalize Quality

Circle consisting of

students.

2) To be done in the next academic year.

3) To involve Alumni and

other members from the

community in the IQAC.

3) In the academic year 2017-18, two alumni of the

College were inducted in IQAC.

4) To introduce time sheets for

Admin Office and Library.

4) Will be introduced in the next academic year.

5) To encourage faculty

members to undertake more

Research.

5) One faculty member had applied to ICHR for a major

research project. The College received the sanction

letter, but the grant had to be returned due to sad demise

of the applicant in January 2018.

04 faculty members applied to University of Mumbai for

Minor Research Project, out of which grant for one

faculty member was sanctioned.

6) To introduce more Value

Added/Skill Development

Programmes.

6) The College successfully organised ‘Certificate

Course in Employability Skill Development’ which

covered a variety of topics titled. 5 batches consisting

of 45 students each successfully completed the course.

7) To encourage cashless

transactions in line with

‘Digital India’ and

‘Cashless Economy’

initiatives of the

Government.

7) Most of the transactions are carried out via NEFT.

Cheques and demand drafts are used, and cash

transactions are avoided as far as possible.

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2.16. Whether the AQAR was placed in statutory body? - Yes

Management Syndicate Any other body

√ - -

Provide the details of the action taken:

The Management went through the AQAR and expressed their satisfaction about the

progress achieved by the College. The members of the management also gave

suggestions for further improvement.

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Part – B

Criterion – I

1. Curricular Aspects

1.1 Details about Academic Programmes

Level of the

Programme

Number of

existing

Programmes

Number of

Programmes

added during the

Year

Number of

Self-Financing

Programmes

Number of value

added / Career

Oriented

Programmes

PhD -- -- -- --

PG 2 -- 2 --

UG 6 -- 5 --

PG Diploma -- -- -- --

Advanced Diploma -- -- -- --

Diploma -- -- --

Certificate 2* -- 1$

Others -- -- -- --

Total 8 7 4 *1. Global Financial Market Professionals Programmes (GFMP) in collaboration with

BSE Institute of 2 ½ years duration. *2. Retail Marketing affiliated to University of Mumbai of 1year duration. $Certificate Course in Employability Skill Development

Interdisciplinary 1* -- -- --

Innovative -- -- -- -- *Teach India in collaboration with Times of India, sessions conducted for improving

English speaking skills of students.

1.2 (i) Flexibility of the Curriculum: CBCS / Core / Elective option / Open options:

The affiliating University has implemented Choice Based Semester and Grading

System progressively starting at the first year of the UG & PG programmes from

A.Y. 2016-2017.

(ii) Pattern of programmes:

Pattern Number of programmes

Semester √

Trimester N.A.

Annual N.A.

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1.3. Feedback from stakeholders* (On all aspects)

Alumni Parents Employers Students

√ √ √ √

Mode of feedback:

Online Manual Co-operating schools (PEI)

√ √ --

*Please refer Annexure No. 2 for sample of analysis of feedback.

1.4 Whether there is any revision/update of regulation or syllabi, if yes, mention their

salient aspects.

As an affiliated College, the institution follows the curriculum prescribed by

University of Mumbai. The following changes were brought into effect by University

of Mumbai w.e.f. academic year 2017-18:

The syllabi for semester 3 and semester 4 was revised for the B.Com., B.Sc. (IT),

B. Com. (Accounting and Finance), B.Com. (Financial Markets), B.Com.

(Banking and Insurance) and for M.Com. programmes; by University of Mumbai

w.e.f. Academic Year 2017-18.

Courses are grouped under Electives, Ability Enhancement, and Skill

Enhancement categories.

Salient aspects:

Syllabi has been updated and is more relevant

Helps to improve the employability of students.

More in line with industry expectations in terms of domain knowledge.

Project work, which has been introduced in M.Com. programme, is considered as

a special course involving application of knowledge in solving/ analyzing/

exploring a real-life situation/ difficult problem.

1.5 Any new Department/Centre introduced during the year. If yes, give details. NIL.

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Criterion – II

2. Teaching, Learning and Evaluation

2.1. Total No. of permanent faculty

Total Asst. Professors Associate Professors Professors Others

16 10 06 -- --

2.2. No. of permanent faculty with Ph.D.: 04

2.3. No. of Faculty Positions Recruited (R) and Vacant (V) during the year

Asst.

Professors

Associate

Professors Professors Others Total

R V R V R V R V R V

08 07 -- -- -- -- -- -- 08 07

2.4. No. of Guest and Visiting faculty and Temporary faculty

Guest Faculty Visiting Faculty Temporary Faculty

41 33 08

* Please refer Annexure No. 3 for list of talks delivered by guest faculty.

2.5. Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops -- -- --

Presented papers 05 10 --

Resource Persons -- 01 --

2.6. Innovative processes adopted by the institution in Teaching and Learning:

The College has undertaken several innovative measures like Flipped Classroom,

encouraging Peer Learning, etc. Technology is being effectively used for discussions

among learners and faculty members and among learners. Class-wise WhatsApp

groups facilitate these discussions. WhatsApp groups were also used to disseminate

information, to discuss latest developments in topics that are taught and current

affairs.

Street plays, dances and other performing arts showcased by learners are based on

socially relevant themes like Best out of Waste, communal harmony etc. during the

year.

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A couple of students conducted a survey on ‘View of General public on new rules

for LGBT Community’ which revealed issues pertaining to topics like gender

equality and the need for gender sensitisation which are discussed in the course of

Foundation Course.

The College continued with experiential learning practices like exhibition of models

developed by learners to understand practical application of principles like Robotics

and Embedded Systems, Financial crosswords, Business planning Games, etc.

2.7. Total No. of actual teaching days during this academic year: 200

2.8. Examination / Evaluation Reforms initiated by the Institution (for example: Open

Book Examination, Bar Coding, Double Valuation, Photocopy, Online Multiple-

Choice Questions):

The College has to follow and strictly follows the examination and evaluation

guidelines prescribed by the affiliating University.

2.9. No. of faculty members involved in curriculum restructuring / revision / syllabus

development as member of Board of Study / Faculty / Curriculum Development

workshop:

One faculty member was invited to give suggestions for the curriculum for Faculty

Development Programme in the area of BFSI by RUSA.

2.10. Average percentage of attendance of students: 75%

2.11. Course/Programme wise distribution of pass percentage:

a. Result Analysis of Semester – VI (2016-17) March 2017

Programme No. of students

appeared

Grade Pass

% O A B C D E

B.Com. 429 10.72 51.98 24.47 10.02 2.79 Nil 99.53

B.M.S. 60 3.00 36.66 28.33 13.33 3.33 Nil 86.67

B.A.F. 67 23.88 38.61 22.39 7.46 2.99 Nil 95.52

B.B.I. 67 Nil 11.94 26.87 23.88 8.96 Nil 71.64

B.F.M. 52 Nil 69.23 19.23 1.92 Nil Nil 90.38

B.Sc. (IT) 47 Nil 17.02 38.29 6.38 Nil Nil 61.70

M.Com. – II

Accountancy 36 Nil 52.77 36.11 Nil Nil Nil 91.67

M.Com. – II

Management 47 Nil 53.19 25.54 8.51 2.13 Nil 89.36

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b. Result Analysis of Semester – V (2017-18) October 2017

Programme No. of students

appeared

Grade Pass

% O A B C D E

B.Com. 430 11.86 46.51 23.02 9.30 3.49 0.23 94.42

B.M.S. 72 2.78 44.44 23.61 6.94 4.17 Nil 81.94

B.A.F. 75 26.67 58.67 10.67 1.33 1.33 Nil 98.67

B.B.I. 65 1.49 41.79 26.87 10.45 2.99 Nil 86.15

B.F.M. 62 1.61 30.65 32.26 9.78 Nil Nil 74.19

B.Sc. (IT) 54 1.85 29.62 20.37 1.85 1.85 Nil 55.6

Programme

No. of

students

appeared

Grade Pass%

O A+ A B+ B C D

M.Com. – II

Accountancy 60 1.66 28.33 36.66 16.66 2.33 1.66 Nil 88.33

M.Com. – II

Management 45 Nil 8.88 60.00 17.77 4.44 2.22 Nil 93.33

c. Result Analysis of Semester – VI (2017-18) March 2018

Programme No. of students

appeared

Grade Pass

% O A B C D E

B.Com. 424 10.38 47.17 22.88 12.50 2.83 Nil 95.75

B.M.S. 71 7.04 40.85 21.13 12.68 5.63 Nil 87.32

B.A.F. 75 21.33 64.00 9.33 1.33 Nil Nil 96.00

B.B.I. 65 1.54 44.62 23.08 23.08 3.08 Nil 95.38

B.F.M. 62 6.45 59.68 12.90 11.29 Nil Nil 90.32

B.Sc. (IT) 54 Nil 38.89 24.07 3.70 Nil Nil 66.67

Programme

No. of

students

appeared

Grade Pass%

O A+ A B+ B C D

M.Com. – II

Accountancy 59 Nil 11.86 37.29 37.29 Nil Nil Nil 89.83

M.Com. – II

Management 44 Nil 4.55 22.73 50.00 15.91 Nil Nil 93.18

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2.12. How does IQAC Contribute/Monitor/Evaluate the Teaching & Learning processes:

The IQAC has identified qualitative and quantitative indicators and has designed the

process for monitoring, evaluating and making recommendations to improve the

teaching learning process.

The quantitative and qualitative indicators are as follows:

Quantitative Indicators Qualitative Indicators

● Number of programme and enrichment

courses

● Number of learners

● Number of faculty members

● Number of lectures

● Number of teaching days

● Success rate

● Available resource

● Academic excellence

● Work ethics

● All round development of

the learners

The Academic sub-cell of the IQAC makes recommendations for improving the

teaching learning process and thereby ensures that learning outcomes are achieved.

To monitor the quality of teaching learning, the IQAC has developed the following

process: Preparation of teaching plan, Scrutiny of daily lecture schedule by Principal,

Interaction of Principal with Divisional Representatives, Feedback obtained by Head

of the Departments, Coordinators, Vice-Principals and appraisal of faculty members

is done once every year.

To evaluate the quality of teaching learning, the IQAC has developed the following

process: Maintaining Academic Diary, Analysis of learners’ feedback about faculty

members, analysis of performance of learners in internal test and semester end

examinations, discussions of feedback and results by the Principal with the faculty

members and review of academic progress at the meetings of the Local Managing

Committee/ College Development Committee (CDC).

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2.13. Initiatives undertaken towards faculty development

Faculty / Staff Development Programmes Number of faculty benefitted

Refresher courses (UGC/ MHRD) 01

UGC – Faculty Improvement Programme 01

HRD Programmes --

Orientation Programmes --

Faculty exchange programme --

Staff training conducted by the University 13

Staff training conducted by other institutions 03

Summer / Winter schools, Workshops, etc. --

Others: Faculty Development Programme organised by

Research Cell and IQAC of the College:

‘Problems Faced by Adolescents’ by

‘How to Undertake Path Breaking Research’.

‘Bridging the gap between Academia and Industry’

‘Ethics in Research’.

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2.14. Details of Administrative and Technical staff

Category

Number of

Permanent

Employees

Number of

Vacant

Positions

Number of

permanent

positions filled

during the Year

Number of

positions filled

temporarily

Administrative Staff 27 -- -- 07

Technical Staff -- -- -- 01

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Criterion – III

3. Research, Consultancy and Extension

3.1. Initiatives of the IQAC in Sensitising / Promoting Research Climate in the institution

The IQAC of the College constantly strives to develop research culture among the

staff and the learners. Following initiatives have been undertaken for this:

● National Conference organised:

The IQAC of the College in Association with Department of Geography,

University of Mumbai And Society for Indian Ocean Studies (Mumbai Chapter)

organised - A Two Day ICSSR Sponsored National Conference on “INDIA

AND THE INDIAN OCEAN: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE” on Friday the

22nd and Saturday the 23rd of September 2017.

● Workshop organised at Intercollegiate level:

The self-financing section of the College organised a one-day inter-collegiate

workshop ‘Eureka’ 4th October 2017. The purpose of this workshop was to

provide a platform for interaction among learners and faculty members, where

resource persons share their knowledge and expertise on the syllabi of the courses

of undergraduate programmes, which helps learners to prepare for the

examinations. The self-financing section of the College organised another one-

day inter-collegiate workshop, ‘Eureka! 17’ on 27th February 2018. The theme of

this workshop was “How to do Research Work?” for University Course (Project

Work) for Semester V and Semester VI of B.Com. (A.&F.), B.Com.(B.&I.),

B.Com. (F.M.), B.M.S. and Applied Mathematics in the Course of B.Sc. (IT).

● Workshops organised at Institutional Level:

(1) Research Cell and IQAC of the College organised Faculty Development

Programme on ‘Problems Faced by Adolescents’ by Dr. Janet Corson

(Associate Vice-President for Campus Health Emerita, Cornell University)

on November 6, 2017.

(2) Research Cell and IQAC of the College organised Faculty Development

Programme on ‘How to Undertake Path Breaking Research’ by Dr. Madhav

Welling (Advisor to the President – SVKM & Chancellor -NMIMS) on

November 6, 2017.

(3) Research Cell and IQAC of the College organised Faculty Development

Programme on ‘Bridging the gap between Academia and Industry’ by

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Dr. Soumitra Dutta, Dean, College of Business, Cornell University on

December 21, 2017.

(4) Research Cell and IQAC of the College organised Faculty Development

Programme on “Ethics in Research’ by Dr. Vivek Patkar, former researcher

with MMRDA on January 6, 2018.

IQAC encourages learners’ participation and involvement in research. During the

year the learners:

● Presented a research paper and won the First Prize at the Inter-collegiate

Research Convention organised by B.L. Amlani College.

● Participated at ‘Avishkar’ Research Convention organised by University of

Mumbai’. Four groups participated out of which one group qualified at the

Zonal/ District level and were selected for participation in the final round.

● Assisted two faculty members who were pursuing Ph. D., in collection of

primary data.

The College continued with the following:

Designation of a senior faculty member as the Academic Advisor to

encourage faculty members to undertake research by providing the necessary

information and guidance.

Providing support and cooperation to teachers who undertake major / minor

research projects of the University/ ICSSR.

Subscribing to two e-databases viz. ProQuest, NLIST.

Provision of individual workstations with internet connectivity to faculty

members to facilitate research.

Dedicating a separate room for research work.

3.2. Details regarding major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned (Rs.) Submitted

Number - - 1 -

Outlay in Rs. Lakhs - - 4.35* -

* One faculty member had applied to ICHR for a major research project titled ‘The

study and interpretation of Angre Daptar. The College received the sanction letter

dated 28th May 2018, but the grant had to be returned due to sad demise of the

applicant in January, 2018.

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3.3. Details regarding minor projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number -- -- 01 --

Outlay in Rs. Lakhs -- -- 0.25 --

3.4. Details on research publications

International National Others

Peer Review Journals 09 01 --

Non-Peer Review Journals 04 -- --

e-Journals 07 -- --

Conference proceedings 01 02 --

* For details pertaining to research publications, please refer to Annexure No.4

3.5. Details on Impact factor of publications:

Range Average h- index Nos. in SCOPUS

4.169- 6.177 5.429 -- --

3.6. Research funds sanctioned and received from various funding agencies, industry and

other organisations

Nature of the Project Duration

(Year)

Name of the

funding

Agency

Total grant

sanctioned

(Rs.)

Received

(Rs.)

Major projects 2018-

2020 ICHR 4,35,000/-

Grant had to

be returned

due to

demise of

the applicant

Minor Projects -- -- -- --

Interdisciplinary Projects -- -- -- --

Industry sponsored -- -- -- --

Projects sponsored by the

University/ College

2017-

2018

University of

Mumbai 25,000/- --

Students research projects

(other than compulsory by

the University)

-- -- -- --

Any other (Specify) -- -- -- --

Total 4,55,000/- --

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3.7. No. of books published

i. With ISBN No. 21 Chapters in Edited Books NIL

ii. Without ISBN No. NIL

3.8. No. of University Departments receiving funds from

UGC-SAP --

CAS --

DST-FIST --

DPE --

DBT Scheme/funds --

3.9. For colleges

Autonomy --

CPE --

DBT Star Scheme --

INSPIRE --

CE --

Any Other (specify) --

3.10. Revenue generated through consultancy: NIL

3.11. No. of conferences organised by the Institution

Level International National State University College

Number -- 01 -- -- --

Sponsoring

agencies --

ICSSR

& Society for Indian Ocean

Studies (Mumbai Chapter)

-- -- --

3.12. No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons: 04

3.13. No. of collaborations

International National Any other

-- 01 --

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3.14. No. of linkages created during this year: NIL.

3.15. Total budget for research for current year in lakhs (in Rupees):

From funding agency

From Management of the University/College 0.50

Total 0.50

3.16. No. of patents received this year

Type of Patent Number

National Applied Nil

Granted Nil

International Applied Nil

Granted Nil

Commercialized Applied Nil

Granted Nil

3.17. No. of research awards/ recognitions received by faculty and research fellows

Total International National State University District College

04 03 01 - - - -

3.18. No. of faculty from the Institution who are Ph. D. Guides and students registered

under them: 01

3.19. No. of Ph.D. awarded by faculty from the Institution: NIL.

3.20. No. of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones)

JRF SRF Project Fellows Any other

-- -- -- --

3.21. No. of students Participated in NSS events:

The college has set up Department of Life-long Learning and Extension (DLLE).

200 learners enrolled and completed the projects during the year.

University level State level National level International Level

-- -- -- --

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3.22. No. of students participated in NCC events:

University level State level National level International level

-- -- -- --

3.23. No. of Awards won in NSS events:

University level State level National level International level

-- -- -- --

3.24. No. of Awards won in NCC:

3.25 No. of Extension activities organised

University Forum College Forum NCC NSS Any other

-- 09 -- -- --

3.26. Major Activities during the year in the sphere of extension activities and Institutional

Social Responsibility

* For details, please refer to Annexure No.5

University level State level National level International Level

-- -- -- --

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Criterion – IV

4. Infrastructure and Learning Resources

4.1. Details of increase in infrastructure facilities:

Facilities Existing Newly Created Source of

Fund Total

Campus Area 2174 sqm -- -- 2174 sqm

Classrooms 26 Nos. -- -- 26 Nos.

Computer

Laboratories

04 Nos -- -- 04 Nos

Seminar

Halls

01 No. -- -- 01No.

No. of

important

equipment’s

purchased (≥

1-0 lakh)

during the

current year

Computer (FAT client

plus thin client) – 193

CCTV- 33

Addition made to

infrastructure

(i)CCTV-10

(ii)Seagate

Surveillance Hard

disk -6 TB -01

(iii) D-link 24 port

switch -1 no

(iv)Patch Panel

Termination-1 no

(v)CAT 6 I/O for 24

classrooms-24 nos.

(vi) CCTV and LAN

installation charges

and support.

Management Rs.84,700

Value of the

equipment

purchased

during the

year (Rs. in

Lakhs)

-- -- -- --

Others Library with attached

Reading hall,

multimedia section, and

special seating for

physically challenged

-- -- --

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Research Room (1 No.)

Audio-visual Room (1

No.)

Examination Room (1

No.)

Spacious Air-

conditioned Faculty

Room with independent

workspace with

attached Pantry Room

(1 No.)

Conference Room with

an attached dining room

(1 No.)

Huddle Room (1 No.)

Sick bay with a

Phlebotomy chair (1

No.)

Rifle Shooting Range (1

No.)

Well-equipped

gymnasium (1 No.)

Rooms for:

HEPSN, Alumni

Association, CWDC,

Cultural & Talent pool,

Project, IQAC,

Counselling, Gymkhana

office, Reprographic

facility (1 No. each)

Canteen with adequate

(1 No.)

Girls’ Common Room

& Boys Common Room

(1 No. each)

Girls Washroom (13

Nos.)

Boys Washroom (08

Nos.)

Washroom for

Physically challenged (1

No.)

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4.2. Computerization of administration and library:

Computerization of administration:

The administrative office uses an ERP package, College Management System for

automating admission process. Tally ERP is used for managing accounting and record

keeping. Sensys application is used for payroll generation. College Management

System has enabled the automation of Faculty Feedback. Apart from this, Electronic

token System is used by the College office to avoid long queues during admission.

The number of CCTV cameras on the campus has been scaled up from 33 to 43 to

ensure overall surveillance and enhance security.

Computerization of Library:

The College Library continues to use “SLIM 21” software for carrying out library

functions like acquisition, circulation, cataloging and serial control. The College

Library continues to use OPAC (Online Public Access Catalogue) facility which

helps in providing quick information and other services to the students and staff, has

reduced the waiting time as well as has led to easy data documentation. The Library

continues to subscribe to two e-databases like ProQuest, NLIST.

4.3. Library services:

Existing Newly added Total

No. Value No. Value No. Value

Text Books 11326 1311231.45 996 125979 12322 1437210.45

Reference Books 16847 7500651.16 732 807818 17579 8308469.16

e-Books$ $ -- -- -- -- --

Journals* 68 1216243 66 116022 134 1332265

e-Journals 02 Supplementary -- -- -- --

Digital database:

NLIST 01 5750 -- -- 01 5750

Digital Database:

ProQuest 01 206500 -- -- 01 206500

CD & Video 974 6488 41# -- 1015 6488

Others (Kindle) 01 5999 -- -- 01 5999 $Accessible through NLIST and ProQuest databases subscribed by the College and by

using Kindle

*Includes both magazines as well as Journals

#Complimentary

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4.4. Technology up gradation (overall)

Total

Compu

ters

Comp

uter

Labs

Internet Browsing

centers

Comp

uter

centers

Office Depart

ments Others

Existing

(2016-17) 193 04

02

(MTNL

and

Sadguru

Internet

Service

Pvt.

Ltd.)

04

Computer

Labs with

120

systems

Staffroom

with 29

systems

Multimedi

a Room

with 04

systems

and

Research

room with

03 systems

04

Labs

17

system

s in the

Admin

Office

and

11-

system

s in the

Library

9 systems, 1

each in:

CWDC Room

Co-operative

Room

Gymkhana

Room

Examination

Room

Conference

Room

ID Card

Printing

System on

Ground Floor

Technical

Support Room

A.V. Room

IQAC Room

*Added

(2017-18) Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

Total for

2017-18 193 04

02

(MTNL

and

Sadguru

Internet

Service

Pvt.

Ltd.)

04

Computer

Labs with

120

systems

Staffroom

with 29

systems

Multimedi

a Room

with 04

systems

and

Research

room with

03 systems

04

Labs

17

system

s in the

Admin

Office

and

11-

system

s in the

Library

9 systems, 1

each in:

CWDC Room

Co-operative

Room

Gymkhana

Room

Examination

Room

Conference

Room

ID Card

Printing

System on

Ground Floor

Technical

Support Room

A.V. Room

IQAC Room

The number of systems remain the same as 2016-17 after replacement of systems which had

gone out of order.

The College subscribes to broadband internet connectivity from two service providers:

MTNL and Sadguru Internet Services

a) The MTNL plan is DSL 8 Mbps up to 165 GB and 1.5 Mbps thereafter

b) The Sadguru Internet Services Pvt. Ltd. 20 Mbps Unlimited

The entire College is well connected by LAN and has 24x7 internet connectivity.

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4.5. Computer, Internet access, training to teachers and students and any other programme

for technology upgradation (Networking, e-Governance etc.)

The College has 193 systems. All the classrooms, the Staff-Room, Administration

Office and Library are connected through LAN and have 24x7 internet connectivity.

Faculty members and learners are given training as and when required.

(Please refer to the table given above [4.4] for details pertaining to internet

connectivity and deployment of computers.)

4.6. Amount spent on maintenance in lakhs (Rupees):

i) ICT 2.99

ii) Campus Infrastructure and facilities 3.73

iii) Equipment 0.98

iv) Others 0.58

Total 8.28

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Criterion – V

5. Student Support and Progression

5.1. Contribution of IQAC in enhancing awareness about Student Support Services:

The IQAC suggested the use of digital platform including WhatsApp, for sharing

important notices with students, which has been implemented.

The College continues with the following practices which have been suggested by

IQAC:

Notices are sent to the classrooms to convey information,

Students are encouraged to check the website which is updated regularly (website

is currently under reconstruction),

For every programme and committees separate notice boards are maintained and

notices are displayed on the respective boards.

Student support services are mentioned in the prospectus.

Major changes are also incorporated in the prospectus.

Orientation sessions for the learners of the First Year of UG Programmes and

their parents are arranged for creating awareness.

The Annual College Magazine, “T-Tarang” is also used to provide information

about the activities conducted and achievements.

5.2. Efforts made by the institution for tracking the progression:

The College uses the following ways for tracking learner’s progression to higher

education:

Number of graduating students of the College who take admission to the post

graduate programmes offered by the College

WhatsApp groups that are formed are continued to get information about students’

progression after their graduation.

Number of students getting placements through the placement cell of the College

Number of transcripts or transfer certificates applied for by the graduates.

The alumni association maintains database of students who register with the

College

However, it is a challenge to keep track of all the graduating students over the years.

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5.3. a) Total Number of students

UG PG Ph. D. Others

2385 239 - -

b) No. of students outside the state: 21

c) No. of international students: NIL

Men Women

No % No %

1031 39.29% 1593 60.71%

Last Year

General SC ST OBC Physically

Challenged Total

2285 69 01 196 39

(39-General)

2616

(SBC - 06)

(DT-20)

This Year

General SC ST OBC Physically

Challenged Total

2317 60 4 179 33

(33-General)

2624

(SBC-08)

(DT-23)

Programme

1) Number of

Application

2) Total No. of Seats

Available

Demand Ratio =

(1) : (2)

2017 – 2018 2017 – 2018 2017 – 2018

F.Y.B.Com. 1040 516 2.02: 1

F.Y.B.M.S. 427 72 5.93: 1

F.Y.B.A.F. 403 72 5.60: 1

F.Y.B.B.I. 199 72 2.76: 1

F.Y. B.Sc. IT. 175 72 2.43: 1

F.Y.B.F.M. 118 72 1.64: 1

M.Com-I

a) Accounts 128 66 1.94: 1

b) Management 60 66 0.91: 1

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5.4. Details of student support mechanism for coaching for competitive examinations (If

any)

Though not institutionalized, guidance is often provided at an individual level for

qualifying in competitive examinations like NET/SLET, CAT, UPSC, CET etc.

No. of student’s beneficiaries: N.A. as no formal coaching is currently being offered

by the College.

5.5. No. of students qualified in these examinations

5.6. Details of student counselling and career guidance:

The College has an active Career Guidance and Placement Cell. The College offers

free counselling services to learners. The Psychological Counsellor visits the College

once every week. The Career Counsellor visits once a fortnight. The Cell facilitates

internship and placement opportunities to students. Different companies have

approached the College for internships and placements.

No. of students benefited: Approx. 1421

* For details pertaining to counselling and career guidance refer to Annexure No. 6

5.7. Details of campus placement

NET -- SET/SLET --

GATE -- CAT --

IAS/I PS etc. -- STATE PSC --

UPSC -- Others --

On campus Off Campus

Number of

Organisations Visited

Number of Students

Participated

Number of Students

Placed

Number of Students

Placed

07 246 48 13

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5.8. Details of gender sensitisation programmes:

As per the UGC Regulations (2015), (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal of Sexual

Harassment of women employees and students in higher educational institutions) and

the subsequent circular dated 9th February 2017 regarding Training Programme

conducted by Maharashtra State Commission for Women and University of Mumbai,

the College initiated the following:

● formed an ‘Internal Complaint Committee’

● Ms. Reshma Jagtap, Programme Coordinator-Legal Systems at SNEHA (Society for

Nutrition, Education and Health Action), an NGO delivered a talk on ‘Sexual

harassment at Work place’.

● organised a workshop on “Gender Sensitisation and Sexual Harassment and abuse in

public place” by Ms. Ashwini Syed, Safe City (Red Dot Foundation)

● organised a Seminar on “Gender Sensitisation” by Mr. Utpal, an active member of

MAVA (Men against Violence and Abuse)

● organised a Street Play on “Save Girl Child” on International Womens’ Day.

● organised a discussion on “LGBT Community- Should they be taken in the main

stream and guided by law”

● conducted a Self-Defense Camp in collaboration with the Bombay Judo Association

for girl students of the College and women from neighbourhood.

5.9. Students Activities

5.9.1. No. of students participated in Sports, Games and other events

State / University level National Level International Level

110 09 1

No. of students participated in Cultural events

State / University level National Level International Level

477 - -

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5.9.2. No. of medals /awards won by students in Sports, Games and other events

Sports:

State / University level National level International level

01/20 01 --

Cultural:

State / University level National level International level

71 -- --

*Please refer to annexure No.7. for details regarding Sports Activities and Annexure

No.8 for details regarding Inter-collegiate prize winners in Cultural Events.

5.10. Scholarships and Financial Support

Number of students Amount (Rs.)

Financial support from institution 146 1,91,050/-

Financial support from government 05 14,775/-

Financial support from other sources 28 1,90,000/-

Number of students who received International/

National recognitions -- --

5.11. Student organised / initiatives

Fairs:

State / University level National level International level

-- -- --

Exhibition:

State / University level National level International level

-- -- --

5.12. No. of social initiatives undertaken by the students: 08

5.13. Major grievances of students (if any) redressed: Nil.

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Criterion – VI

6. Governance, Leadership and Management

6.1. State the Vision and Mission of the institution:

Vision:

To educate the students towards an all-round development and empower them for a

constructive and sustained engagement with society.

Mission:

To provide progressive, liberal and relevant education to students from all

sections of society

To provide a stimulating environment for teaching- learning and research

To refine pedagogic practices

To establish links with industry and explore opportunities for consultancy services

To promote diverse skills, character building and social conscientization

To continuously monitor feedback from stakeholders

6.2. Does the Institution have a Management Information System?

The Institution has a Management Information System which consists of:

College Management Software that is used to generate a number of reports

Official G-mail ID is given to all staff members.

A faculty member has been designated as In-charge of MIS and has been

entrusted with the responsibility of collection and storage of information to

facilitate easy and quick access.

MIS is used for maintenance of facilities for example, for communication with the

facilities manager for addressing issues related to infrastructure.

The biometric system is used to record attendance of staff and faculty members.

The Library is automated and uses SLIM21 software which helps in generation of

Library related reports.

6.3. Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following:

6.3.1. Curriculum Development:

Faculty members are encouraged to participate in workshops organised to discuss the

revised syllabi of various courses. In this academic year, eleven faculty members

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attended such workshops. Faculty members also adopt innovative methods for

curriculum delivery.

6.3.2. Teaching and Learning:

To improve quality of teaching and learning, the strategies are:

A work environment that is conducive for learning is provided

Teaching plan is shared with the learners

Academic Diary is maintained by faculty members

Flipped classroom technique is encouraged

Experiential learning is encouraged

For better understanding of social issues, students were encouraged to conduct

surveys on topics of social and environmental relevance including LGBT, SHGs,

Investment options etc.

Guest lectures are arranged to keep the student and faculty members updated with

current affairs, social and environmental issues and career options

Remedial lectures are conducted for slow learners

Necessary change in curriculum delivery is made after obtaining feedback from

the learners.

State of the art infrastructure and learning resources are provided

Library has a stock of approximately 17,000 books and 68 magazines and journals

The College subscribes to ProQuest and NLIST.

Learners conducted a survey on ‘View of General public on new rules for LGBT

Community’ which revealed issues pertaining to topics like gender equality and the

need for gender sensitisation which are a part of the curriculum of Foundation

Course.

6.3.3. Examination and Evaluation:

All the rules and regulations pertaining to the examinations, laid down by the

University of Mumbai, are scrupulously followed.

Results are declared within stipulated time

The College has a well secured separate examination room with the necessary

infrastructure.

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6.3.4. Research and Development:

Strategies to strengthen research and development are:

The senior faculty member designated as Academic Advisor provides

information about conferences, seminars, symposia, research journals and

other opportunities for publications, faculty development programmes and

guidance to faculty members and learners.

Computer with internet connection is provided to all faculty members

There is a separate Research Room for faculty members.

Library resources including e- resources are provided

Provision is made in the budget for research

Encouragement and support is given to faculty members for organising /

participation in faculty development programmes, research methodology

workshops etc.

A Research Policy has been framed

Participation of students in research is encouraged.

6.3.5. Library, ICT and physical infrastructure / instrumentation:

Library:

Vast collection of e-resources, books and journals

An e-book reader is available

A well-equipped multimedia facility is made available to staff and

students

The Library Advisory Committee meets regularly to frame policies about

the use of library resources

The Library Advisory Committee comprises student’s representatives who

give inputs to improve the library resources, facilities and service.

Reprographic facility is available within the campus

ICT:

● The College:

regularly purchases and upgrades relevant software

has high speed broadband connectivity

has 13 mounted LCD projectors in A.V. room, Auditorium, 04 Computer

Labs and 07 classrooms have as well as one portable LCD projector.

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● Physical Infrastructure:

The College has 26 well ventilated classrooms

There is an Audio-Visual Room with a seating capacity of 80 and the

Auditorium has a seating capacity of 240.

There is a spacious Conference Room as well as a Huddle Room (mini

Conference Room)

There are separate rooms like the IQAC room, room for Counselling, for

the HEPSN Cell, dining room, sick bay, gymnasium, rifle shooting range,

the Cooperative Store, for CWDC and Cultural Association etc.

There are four computer labs and 193 computers on the campus

The two television sets in the College are used to disseminate information.

6.3.6. Human Resource Management:

● The HR Committee consisting of the In-charge Principal, Vice-Principals,

Senior Faculty Members and Chief Administrative Officer has been

proactive in implementing healthy HR practices.

● The Committee acts as a conduit between the staff of the College and the

College Management

● An induction module has been designed for new appointments

● Exit Interviews are conducted when a faculty member / staff resigns from

the services

6.3.7. Faculty and Staff recruitment:

The rules prescribed by the University of Mumbai and the government are

followed scrupulously.

Guidelines have been framed by HR Committee for adopting good HR

practices.

Demonstration lectures are conducted to assess the teaching skills of the

candidates.

6.3.8. Industry Interaction / Collaboration:

Inviting experts from industry to teach on a visiting basis

Assigning projects to students that require interaction with industry

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Tie-ups and collaborations with institutions of repute such as the BSE

Institute Ltd.

Inviting experts from industry for delivering talks.

Coordinating with industry and alumni for arranging internships and

campus recruitment drives

6.3.9. Admission of Students:

The College follows the guidelines issued from time to time by the

University of Mumbai and the Government.

A checklist has been prepared to avoid glitches during admission.

All details pertaining to admissions are displayed on the College website.

The ERP system is used to manage admission for all undergraduate and

postgraduate programmes, in both, the aided and self-financing sections.

Admission process is streamlined to minimize the waiting time for parents

and students.

On request, students from the economically weaker section are allowed to

make staggered payment of fees.

The College has a tie-up with HDFC bank, whereby a bank official is

present in the campus to collect the fees to avoid any discrepancies/delays

and to ensure security in the fee collection process.

The College insists on payment of fees by way of Demand Drafts and cash

transactions are avoided as far as possible.

6.4. Welfare schemes for

Teaching

1. If the ward of a faculty member takes admission in the College, the

benefit of tuition fee waiver is granted based on fulfilment of conditions

as laid down by the College Management.

2. The College Management has membership of Sterling Holiday Resorts.

The faculty of the College can avail of this facility

3. Counselling services are available free of cost.

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Non-

teaching

1. Uniforms are provided free of cost to class IV employees.

2. Separate changing room is provided for class IV employees.

3. If the ward of a non-teaching staff takes admission in the College, the

benefit of tuition fee waiver is granted based on fulfilment of conditions

as laid down by the College Management.

4. The benefit of membership of Sterling Holiday Resort is extended to the

non-teaching staff as well.

5. Counselling services are available free of cost.

Students

Initiatives undertaken for the welfare of the students are as follows:

1. Students Aid Fund and Book Bank Facility for students from

economically weak section.

2. Provision of services of Career Counsellor and a Psychological

Counsellor free of cost.

3. Activities of special cells like the HEPSN and EOC.

4. Facilities for indoor games.

5. A world class Rifle shooting range.

6. Gymnasium facilities (free of cost for girl students).

7. Waiver of tuition fees and provision of sports kit for those who excel in

sports.

8. A separate Students Aid Fund for students belonging to the Sindhi

linguistic minority.

9. The College has zero tolerance for ragging.

10. Scholarships given to meritorious and financially weak/economically

backward students. (Nischal Israni Foundation (Geeta Israni

Scholarship))

6.5. Total corpus fund generated: Rs. 1,77,686

6.6. Whether annual financial audit has been done? Yes

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6.7. Whether Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) has been done?

Audit Type External Internal

Yes / No Agency Yes / No Authority

Academic No -- No --

Administrative No -- No --

6.8. Does the University/ Autonomous College declares results within 30 days?

For UG Programmes: No

For PG Programmes: No

Being an Affiliated College, the time frame for declaration of results stipulated by the

University is strictly adhered to.

6.9. What efforts are made by the University/ Autonomous College for Examination

Reforms?

Being an Affiliated College, all University guidelines are strictly adhered to and

College uses the ERP system to streamline examinations.

6.10. What efforts are made by the University to promote autonomy in the

affiliated/constituent colleges?

The affiliating University, the College Management, faculty members and staff are

progressive in their outlook. While the College strictly adheres to rules, regulations

and guidelines of the affiliating University, Government of Maharashtra and the

UGC, academic flexibility and freedom is ensured. Best possible measures and

processes are followed for serving the stakeholders.

6.11. Activities and support from the Alumni Association:

The College has an active Alumni Association. Well placed alumni from industry

teach on visiting basis. The alumni have also helped in facilitating placements,

imparting vocational training and supported the College in its extension activities.

Some alumni help in choreography, hosting of events and in providing coaching for

sports. Alumni have delivered talks including ‘Forensic Accounting’,

Entrepreneurship Journey’, ‘Basic Indian Laws and Rights’, and ‘Fashion Designing-

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A Creative Career’. Alumni have also been incorporated as members of some

committees such as College Development Committee (CDC), IQAC.

6.12. Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association:

A formal Parent-Teacher Association has not been formed. However, on several

occasions, the parents and teachers have opportunities for interacting with each other.

Parents are invited, at the beginning of the year, to orient them about the programmes

offered by the College, specifically the programme in which the respective wards

have taken admission, examinations, evaluation, attendance, co and extra-curricular

activities and other facilities offered by the College. Parents are invited for Open Day

wherein the performance of their ward is shared with them. Parent – teacher meetings

are also organised to discuss the attendance and academic progress of the students.

6.13. Development programmes for support staff:

The College has always encouraged the non-teaching staff to pursue further studies.

They are also encouraged to widen the horizons of their knowledge by participating

in workshops and seminars. To showcase their talents, the staff members are

encouraged to participate in events organised by other Institutions. E.g.: this year

some staff members participated in singing competitions and sports activities and

won laurels for the College. They are also members of CWDC, CDC, Gymkhana,

Cultural Association and Talent Pool.

6.14. Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly:

The College has augmented its efforts to save electricity by:

Creating awareness about judicious use of lights and fans

Progressively replacing incandescent tube-lights with LED’s

AMCs are signed for regular maintenance of all equipments including water

purifiers, lifts, ACs and computers.

Other efforts:

Creating awareness about water conservation

Regular identification, removal and disposal of e-waste

Encouraging staff to adopt paperless communication.

Segregation of waste.

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Criterion – VII

7. Innovations and Best Practices

7.1. Innovations introduced during this academic year which have created a positive

impact on the functioning of the institution. Give details.

Sr. No. Innovation Impact

1. By rotation, giving the responsibility

of senior supervisor to faculty

members

Gaining confidence of conducting

college and University examinations

2. Best out of Waste- Making notepads

out of blank pages of outdated diaries

and one-sided printed outdated

calendars.

Minimizing wastage Optimum

utilization of unused paper

7.2. Provide the Action Taken Report (ATR) based on the plan of action decided upon at

the beginning of the year:

Plan of Action for the Academic Year (2017-18)

Plan of Action:

1. To organise a National Level seminar titled “Strengthening internal

communication for enhancing quality”.

2. To institutionalize Quality Circle consisting of students.

3. To involve Alumni and other members from the community in the IQAC.

4. To introduce time sheets for Admin Office and Library.

5. To encourage faculty members to undertake more Research.

6. To introduce more Value Added/Skill Development Programmes.

7. To encourage cashless transactions in line with ‘Digital India’ and ‘Cashless

Economy’ initiatives of the Government.

Achievements

1. To organise a National Level conference titled “Strengthening internal

communication for enhancing quality”.

a. College had applied to NAAC for sponsorship for the proposed National level

conference. Approval awaited.

b. The IQAC of the College in Association with Department of Geography,

University of Mumbai And Society for Indian Ocean Studies (Mumbai

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Chapter) organised - A Two Day ICSSR Sponsored National Conference on

“INDIA AND THE INDIAN OCEAN: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE” on

Friday the 22nd and Saturday the 23rd of September 2017.

2. To institutionalize Quality Circle consisting of students.

To be done in the next academic year.

3. To involve Alumni and other members from the community in the IQAC.

In the academic year 2017-18, an alumnus of the College was inducted.

4. To introduce time sheets for Admin Office and Library.

Will be introduced in the next academic year.

5. To encourage faculty members to undertake more Research.

One faculty member had applied to ICHR for a major research project titled ‘The

study and interpretation of Angre Daptar. The college received the sanction letter

dated 28th May 2018, but the grant had to be returned due to sad demise of the

applicant in January 2018.

Four faculty members applied to University of Mumbai for Minor Research

Project, the application of one faculty member was sanctioned and sanction for

others is awaited.

6. To introduce more Value Added/Skill Development Programmes.

The College successfully organised six days certificate programme titled

‘Certificate Course in Employability Skill Development’, which covered a variety

of topics. 5 batches of about 45 students each successfully completed the course.

7. To encourage cashless transactions in line with ‘Digital India’ and ‘Cashless

Economy’ initiatives of the Government.

Most of the transactions are carried out via NEFT. Cheques and demand drafts are

used, and cash transactions are avoided as far as possible.

7.3. Give two Best Practices of the institution (please see the format in the NAAC Self-

study Manuals)

* Please refer to Annexure No. 9 for details pertaining to Best Practices.

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7.4. Contribution to environmental awareness / protection:

Session on ‘Ecology’ for F.Y.B.Com. learners

Monitoring the consumption of energy

Regular AMC’s with vendors of air conditioners etc. to ensure that the equipment

is in good working condition.

Sensitisation learners about energy conservation.

Minimize the use of plastic in the campus.

Awareness campaigns about polluting effect of crackers and importance of using

eco-friendly idols during festivals

Cleanliness Drives etc.

7.5. Whether environmental audit was conducted? No

7.6. Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add. (for example, SWOT

Analysis):

A SWOC Analysis of the institution has brought to light the following:

Strengths:

Committed faculty members and staff.

Research.

Ethical and munificent College Management.

Weaknesses:

Locational disadvantage

Small campus

No consulting assignments

Financial viability of programmes.

Opportunities:

New relevant skill development courses approved by the University of Mumbai

Collaborations with institutions and organisations for offering courses which will

add value.

Challenges:

Less scope for consulting assignments

Regulatory constraints impacting revenue generation.

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8. Plans of Institution for next year:

POA for the academic year 2018-2019

1) To earmark a day in the Academic Calendar as “Research Day” to emphasize the

significance of research in the teaching-learning process, career development and

for finding workable solutions to address day-to-day problems.

2) To organise faculty development programmes with a view to enhance knowledge

of faculty members. Learners and admin and technical staff members are also

encouraged to participate in these programmes.

3) To focus on enhancement of communication skills and presentation skills of

students through opportunities for presentations in the classrooms.

4) To upgrade the institutional website.

5) To plan utilization of funds as per guidelines for UGC Block Grant, 2018-2019

which are awaited from Western Regional Office, Pune.

6) Setting up of PR Cell for brand building and creating awareness about the College

in the city.

Name: Dhanashree Joshi Name: Dr. Vijaya Krishna

_______________________________ _______________________________

Signature of the Coordinator, IQAC Signature of the Chairperson, IQAC

_______***_______

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Abbreviations:

CAS - Career Advanced Scheme

CAT - Common Admission Test

CBCS - Choice Based Credit System

CE - Centre for Excellence

COP - Career Oriented Programme

CPE - College with Potential for Excellence

DPE - Department with Potential for Excellence

GATE - Graduate Aptitude Test

NET - National Eligibility Test

PEI - Physical Education Institution

SAP - Special Assistance Programme

SF - Self Financing

SLET - State Level Eligibility Test

TEI - Teacher Education Institution

UPE - University with Potential Excellence

UPSC - Union Public Service Commission

***************

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ANNEXURE 1A:

ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2017-2018

June 2017

Date Details

05/06/2017 College Reopens for the Academic Year 2017-2018

25/06/2017 Notice for Application of Examination forms for ATKT examination

SEMESTER I, II,III,IV August 2017

25/06/2017 Notice for Application of Examination forms for ATKT examination

SEMESTER I, II,III,IV August 2017

25/06/2017 Display of Time Table for ATKT examination SEMESTER I, II,III,IV

August 2017-

25/06/2017 Display of Time Table for ATKT examination SEMESTER I, II,III,IV

August 2017

July 2017

05/07/2017

Notice for submission of question paper Class test Semester III, and V to

the faculties – Last date to be given for submission of question papers 5th

August 2017

08/07/2017 Orientation of F.Y.B.Com. Students

15/07/2017 Display of time table for Class test Sem I and III dates for exam,19th,21st

and 22nd August 2017

15/07/2017 Orientation of F.Y.B.M.S./B.A.F./B.B.I./B.F.M./B.Sc.(IT) Students

August 2017

08/08/2017-

20/08/2017

ATKT Exam Semester I,II,III and IV for Self Financing section and B.Com

section

10/08/2017 Display of Time Table for Sem I Class test (SELF FINANCING)

15/08/2017 Independence Day

19/08/2017,

21/08/2017

and

22/08/2017

Class Test for Sem III and V (SELF FINANCING)

19/08/2017,

21/08/2017

and

22/08/2017

Periodical Class Test for Semester III and V

23/08/2017 Display of Time Table for Additional Class test for Sem III and V (SELF

FINANCING)

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25/08/2017 -

29/08/2017 Mid Term Break

September 2017

08/09/2017 Teachers' Day Celebration by students council

16/09/2017 Submission of Internal Mark sheet for Semester I and III AY 2016-17

(SELF FINANCING)

19/09/2017-

21/09/2017

Periodical Class Test for Semester I and Additional Periodical Class Tests

for Sem III and V

19/09/2017-

21/09/2017

Class Test for Sem I and Additional Class test for Sem III and V (SELF

FINANCING)

20/09/2017 Declaration of Results of ATKT examination Semester I ,II, III and IV

20/09/2017 Declaration of Results of ATKT examination Semester I ,II, III and IV

(SELF FINANCING)

20/09/2017 Notice of Revaluation to be displayed for ATKT EXAM I ,II,III and IV

(SELF FINANCING)

22/09/2017&

23/09/2017 National conference

October 2017

4/10/2017 Eureka - Intercollegiate workshop to be organised by Self Financing

Section.

2nd /3rd Week

of October

2017

Semester II ATKT Examination (University Examinations)

2nd /3rd Week

of October

2017

Semester II ATKT Examination (University Examination) –SELF

FINANCING

4th Week of

October 2017 Semesters I and III Regular Examinations (University Examinations)

4th Week of

October 2017

Semester I and III Examination (University Examination ) – SELF

FINANCING

17/10/2017 -

8/10/2017 Diwali Break

November 2017

09/11/2017 College Reopens

20/11/2017

Notice for Application of Examination forms for ATKT examination

SEMESTER I, II, III and IV to be conducted in February 2017. (SELF

FINANCING)

26/11/2017 Constitutional Day

December 2017

20/12/2017

Display of Time Table for ATKT examination SEMESTER I, II, III and IV

to be conducted in February 2018.

9/12/2017 Open day

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14/12/2017 Sports Day

21/12/2017 Talenzziaa fest

22/12/2017 AGON 6 by Cultural Association

22/12/2017

Notice for submission of question paper Periodical Class test Semester II,

IV and VI to the faculties – Last date to be given for submission of

question papers 5th January 2017.

22/12/2017 &

23/12/2017 Razzmatazz fest (Jashn and Sanskruti)

January 2018

25/12/2017-

1/1/2018 Mid term Break.

2/1/2018 College Reopens.

1/1/2018 -

3/1/2018 Periodical Class Tests of Semester II, IV and VI

5/1/2018 Submission of Question Papers for Periodical Class Test Self Financing

Section.

5/1/2018 -

19/1/2018 ATKT Exam Semester I,II,III and IV

5/1/2018 -

19/1/2018 ATKT Exam Semester I,II,III and IV for Self Financing section

10/1/2018 Display of time table for Class test Sem II IV and VI I dates for exam,1st

February -3rd,2017 (SELF FINANCING)

26/1/2018 Republic Day

February 2018

1/2/2018 -

3/2/2018 Periodical Class Test for Semester II, IV and VI Self Financing Section

03/02/2018 Annual Prize Distributions

25/2/2018 Additional Class test for Sem II, IV and VI.

25/2/2018 Additional Class test for Sem II, IV and VI. (SELF FINANCING)

27/2/2018 Submission of Internal Mark sheet for Semester II, IV and VI (SELF

FINANCING)

27/2/2018 Eureka - Intercollegiate Workshop organised by Self Financing section.

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March 2018

01/03/2018 Technotronix

6/03/2018 Declaration of Results of ATKT examination Semester I ,II, III and IV

6/03/2018 Declaration of Results of ATKT examination Semester I ,II, III and IV

(SELF FINANCING)

6/03/2018 Notice of Revaluation to be displayed for ATKT EXAM I ,II,III and IV

6/03/2018 Notice of Revaluation to be displayed for ATKT EXAM I ,II,III and IV

(SELF FINANCING)

10/03/2018 Degree Distribution Ceremony

7/03/2018 to

14/03/2018 Semester I and III ATKT examination (University Examination)

7/03/2018 to

14/03/2018

Semester I and III ATKT examination (University Examination) – (SELF

FINANCING)

16/03/2018 to

23/03/2018 Semester End Examination for II and IV (University Examination)

17/03/2018 to

25/03/2018

Semester End Examination for II and IV (University Examination)- (SELF

FINANCING)

April April 2018

07/04/2018 Declaration of Results for Semester II & IV Regular Term End

Examination. Notice of Revaluation to be displayed.

15/4/2018 Open Day - Degree college

26/4/2018

Additional Examination for students who remained absent for Semester II

& IV Regular Term end examination held in March 2017 Self Financing

Section

May 2018

06/05/2018 to

13/5/2018 Additional exam for medical cases approved by the Principal.

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ANNEXURE 1B:

Activity List for Academic Year 2017-2018:

Date Activity Target

Audience

No. of

Participants Association:

30/06/2017 Book Review by S.Y.B.A.F.

students. S.Y.B.A.F. 60

B.A.F.

Association

30/06/2017

Forum Activity on ‘Business

Plan and Quiz’ by

‘Coimbatore Krishnarao

Prahalad’ group

B.M.S.

Students 59 B.M.S.

30/06/2017

Placement for Internship by

Wisdom Key Knowledge

Services.

Degree

Students 36

Career

Guidance and

Placement Cell

08/07/2017 Orientation of F.Y.B.Com.

Students

B.Com.

Section 450

10/07/2017

Forum Activity on ‘Know

your Awareness (Business

Game)' by ‘Philip Kotler’

group

B.M.S.

Students 92 B.M.S.

15/07/2017

Orientation of

F.Y.B.M.S./B.A.F./B.B.I./B.F.

M./B.Sc.(IT) Students

Self

Financing

Section

285

18/07/2017

Meet the Guru –Analyse Wise

(Fundamental & Technical

Analysis) was attended by

GFMP students. Had an

interactive session on

Technical Analysis by Prof.

Suneel Khandekar's office.

- 30 GFMP

22/07/2017

Forum Activity on ‘Dumb

Charades and Quiz’ by ‘Bill

Gates’ group

B.M.S.

Students 77 B.M.S.

23/07/2017 Guest Lecture by Alumnus

C.A. Hussain Attarwala S.Y.B.A.F. 60

B.A.F.

Association

26/07/2017

Seminar and Internship

conducted by FEI Cargo

Limited.

Degree

Students 43

Career

Guidance and

Placement Cell

01/08/2017

to

16/08/2017

Sale of S.Y.B.Com. &

T.Y.B.Com. Books

S.Y.B.Com.

&

T.Y.B.Com.

Students

Co-operative

Stores

50

02/08/2017

Forum Activity on ‘Business

Games (Quiz and Ad-Mad)' by

‘Henry Fayol’ group

B.M.S.

Students 84 B.M.S.

05/08/2017

Display and sale of handmade

articles by Cheshire Home

inmates

Degree &

SFC

students

HEPSN

06/08/2017 Friendship day Celebration at

Cheshire Home inmates

Cheshire

home

inmates and

kids

HEPSN

09/08/2017 Quiz on G.S.T by T.Y.B.A.F. S.Y.B.A.F. 60 B.A.F.

Association

11/08/2017

GFMP students attended the

Listing Ceremony of Cochin

Shipyard Ltd and also the

inauguration of the renovated

BSE International Convention

Hall at BSE.

10 GFMP

11/08/2017 Orientation- mentoring by

alumni for community work

Degree &

SFC

students

HEPSN

14/08/2017

Independence day celebration

with Cheshire Home inmates

and children

Cheshire

home

inmates and

kids

HEPSN

15/08/2017

Independence day celebration

with Cheshire Home inmates

and children

Cheshire

home

inmates and

kids

HEPSN

23/08/2017

MBA Workshop conducted by

Athena Institute, Prof Aditya

Singh.

Final Year

Degree

Students

158

Career

Guidance and

Placement Cell

24/08/2017 Visit of Field Coordinator Degree

College 60 DLLE

01/09/2017 Audit - Role play model by

S.Y.B.A.F. T.Y.B.A.F. 70

B.A.F.

Association

07/09/2017 Budding Teachers

Competition

Degree and

SFC

students

13 Students’

Council

08/09/2017 Teachers' Day Celebration

Degree and

SFC

teachers

Students’

Council

09/09/2017 53rd A.D. SHROFF Memorial

Elocution Competition

Degree

Students 13

Cultural

Association

51

11/09/2017 Competition in “Photography”

Degree and

SFC

students

5 Students’

Council

12/09/2017

Workshop on “Gender

Sensitisation and Sexual

Harassment and Abuse in

Public Place” by Ms. Ashwini

Syed – Safe City (Red Dot

Foundation)

Degree

College 38 CWDC

15/09/2017

Guest Lecture by Alumnus CA

Vishnu Gavkare on Forensic

Accounting

T.Y.B.A.F. 70 B.A.F.

Association

15/09/2017

Talk on “Forensic

Accounting” by our alumni

Mr. C.A. Vishnu Gavakare

B.A.F 62 Alumni

16/09/2017

Seminar on “Women’s

Empowerment in 21st

Century” organised by MAVA

(Men Against Violence and

Abuse) in collaboration with

Ramanarain Ruia College NSS

unit covering gender-based

discrimination and violence

against women and children

issues.

NA 5 CWDC

21/09/2017

GFMP Students participated in

MAD ADS organised by BSE

Institute Ltd.

15 GFMP

22/09/2017

Assisted the Organising Team

of ICSSR Sponsored, “Two

Day National Conference on

India and Indian Ocean”,

Degree

College 60 DLLE

23/09/2017

Forum Activity on ‘The Fun

Zone: Quiz, game and short

skit' by ‘Peter F. Drucker’

group

B.M.S.

Students 132 B.M.S.

27/09/2017

Talk on “Entrepreneurship

Journey” by our alumni Ms.

Richa Gupta

B.M.S 57 Alumni

27/09/2017

Talk by Ms. Richa Gupta,

Alumna, on her

Entrepreneurial Journey" -Ms.

Richa Gupta, B.Com., M.B.A.

Degree

Students 65 EDC

52

owner of CUFUD-

Customised Furniture Design

Venture

28/09/2017

Lecture on “Linux

Administration” by Ms.

Shabnam T.A. Padvekar

(MCA) lecturer at Pioneer

Classes.

T.Y.B.Sc.(I

T) 52 BSC-IT

29/09/2017

Forum Activity on

‘Advertisements and General

Knowledge (Quiz & Debate)'

by ‘Michael Porter’ group

B.M.S.

Students 107 B.M.S.

29/09/2017

Talk on “Basic Indian Laws

and Rights” by our alumni Ms.

Sharon Fernandes

All Degree

(B.Com.

and S.F.C.)

65 Alumni

29/09/2017

GFMP Students participated in

WORDS WORTH organised

by BSE Institute Ltd.

15 GFMP

04/10/2017

C.A. Gurunathan Pillai

(Ghanshyamdas Saraf College

of Arts & Commerce) –

Eureka

B.Com.(A

&F)-

Taxation

B.Com(B&

I)- Taxation

90 Eureka

4/10/2017

Ms. Urvi Jain (Ghanshyamdas

Saraf College of Arts &

Commerce) – Eureka

B.Com.(A

&F)-

Economics 45 Eureka

4/10/2017

Mr. Prasanna Chaudhary

(Ghanshyamdas Saraf College

of Arts & Commerce) –

Eureka

B.Com.(A

&F)- F.C. II

B.M.S.-

Commoditi

es &

Derivative

Markets

B.Com.(F.

M.)- FC II

Money

Markets

140 Eureka

4/10/2017 Mr. Asif Rampurawala

(Vidyalankar School of

Information Technology) –

B.Sc.(I.T.)-

Python

Programmi

55 Eureka

53

Eureka

ng,

Computer

Networks,

Mobile

Programmi

ng

4/10/2017

Ms. Radha Iyer (Alkesh

Dinesh Modi Institute) –

Eureka

B.M.S.-

Ethics &

Governance 50 Eureka

04/10/2017

Dr. Poonam Kakkad (Nirmala

Memorial Foundation College

of Commerce & Science) –

Eureka

B.M.S.,

B.Com.

(B&I)-

Sales &

Distribution

Manageme

nt

100 Eureka

04/10/2017 Ms. Vasanti Shenoy (VIVA

College) – Eureka

B.Com.(F.

M.)-

Commodity

Markets

50 Eureka

11/10/2017 Quiz on RERA by T.Y.B.A.F. F.Y.B.A.F.\

S.Y.B.A.F. 130

B.A.F.

Association

14/10/2017

Forum Activity on ‘Business

Knowledge: Recognise them;

Arrange it; Enact and Sell’ by

‘Satya Nadella’ group

B.M.S.

Students B.M.S.

06/11/2017

Talk on “Problems faced by

Adolescents” by Dr. Janet

Corson

Faculty

members of

Degree and

Junior

College

42 Research Cell

06/11/2017

Talk on ‘How to Undertake

Path Breaking Research’ by

Dr. M. Welling

Faculty

members of

Degree and

Junior

College

42 Research Cell

04/12/2017

Workshop on “Usability and

User Interface” by Ms. Rupa

from EDIT Institute

B.Sc. (IT) 73 BSC-IT

08/12/2017 FINORG by T.Y.B.A.F. 120 B.A.F.

Association

54

09/12/2017 Extempore Competition B.Sc. (IT) 19 BSC-IT

11/12/2017 Costing Model by S.Y.B.A.F. All Self

Finance 120

B.A.F.

Association

11/12/2017

Mr. Rakesh Nair, In-house

BSE Institute Ltd Faculty

delivered a talk on Careers in

Banking & Finance for Self-

financing Section

50 GFMP

14/12/2017 CL Meet 49 Colleges 86 Talent Pool

15/12/2017

Mr. Rakesh Nair, In-house

BSE Institute Ltd Faculty

delivered a talk on Careers in

Banking & Finance for B.Com

Degree Section

100 GFMP

18/12/2017 Pre-Razzmatazz days

Degree and

SFC

students

Students’

Council

20/12/2017

Green day, Twins day, Mix n

Match/TV serial Character

Day

Degree and

SFC

students

Students’

Council

21/12/2017

Talk on “Bridging the gap

between Academia and

Industry’ by Dr. Soumitra

Dutta,

Faculty

members of

Degree and

Junior

College

Research Cell

21/12/2017 Talenzziaa’17 75 Colleges 875 Talent Pool

22/12/2017 AGON 6 Degree

Students 356

Cultural

Association

22/12/2017 Personality Contest General 37 Razzmatazz

22/12/2017 Maths Game Show Junior

College 60 Razzmatazz

22/12/2017 Razzmatazz day-1, Saree Day,

Tie Day, Rose Day

Degree and

SFC

students

Students’

Council

23/12/2017 AGON 6 Degree

Students 356

Cultural

Association

23/12/2017 SANSKRUTI Degree

Students 34

Cultural

Association

23/12/2017 Food Festival - Dawaat General 35 Razzmatazz

23/12/2017 Jashn & Sanskruti (JR) Junior

College 110 Razzmatazz

23/12/2017 Fun Games Junior 250 Razzmatazz

55

College

23/12/2017 Razzmatazz day-2, Traditional

Day, Chocolate Day

Degree and

SFC

students

Students’

Council

23/12/2017 Jashn

Students

from

Degree

College

50 Jashn

06/01/2018

Talk on Ethics in Research by

Dr. Vivek Patkar, Independent

Researcher

Faculty

members of

Degree and

Junior

College

Research Cell

12/01/2018

Forum Activity on ‘Business

Games (Quiz, Team-bonding

and Extempore)' by ‘Steve

Jobs’ group

B.M.S.

Students 88 B.M.S.

12/01/2018

Workshop on “How to be Job

Ready”, by Tini Singh of

Procter & Gamble.

Final Year

Degree

Students

217

Career

Guidance and

Placement Cell

13/01/2018

Students participated in the

talk organised by BSE

Institute Ltd, the guest

speaker Mr. Piyush Goyal,

Minister of Railways in

Mumbai at *Moneylife

Foundation’s 8th

Anniversary* spoke on *How

Transforming the Railways

Can Boost Our Economy*.

20 GFMP

15/01/2018

To

31/01/2018

Sale of S.Y.B.Com. &

T.Y.B.Com. Books

S.Y.B.Com.

&

T.Y.B.Com.

Students

Co-operative

Stores

16/01/2018

Seminar on “Career

opportunities in Media” by

Mr. Mohit Agarwal of DGMC

(Deviprasad Goenka

Management College).

Final Year

B.Com &

B.M.S. Stu

dents

22

Career

Guidance and

Placement Cell

18/01/2018 Placement for Internship by

Aditya Birla.

Self

Finance

Degree

Students

9

Career

Guidance and

Placement Cell

56

19/01/2018

Participated in UDAAN

organised by S.M. Shetty

College

Degree

College 13 DLLE

20/01/2018

Forum Activity on ‘Business

Games (Quiz and Acting)' by

‘Agha Hasan Abedi’ group

B.M.S.

Students 90 B.M.S.

20/01/2018

Talk on “Fashion Designing- a

creative career” by our alumni

Ms. Sanchi Agarwal

All

Degree(B.C

om. and

S.F.C.)

56 Alumni

22/01/2018

Talk by Mr. Devneesh Khurana,

Alumni, on How to write a

business plan" -Mr. Devneesh

Khurana, B.Com., M.M.M.,

DGM, Channel Sales, DLINK

India Ltd.

Degree

Students 66 EDC

22/01/2018

Participated in D-Fest 2k18

organised by DLLE –

Kandivali Education Society

Degree

College 15 DLLE

25/01/2018

Talk on ‘ Tension 2 Success’

delivered by Mr. Ajit

Vidyadharan, Happiness Coach

& Belief Hacker, providing

training and development

solutions for soft skills from last

18 years.

T.Y.B.Com 60

25/01/2018

To

01/02/2018

1st Batch of Certificate Course

in Employability Skill

Development

T.Y.B.Com

students 60 EOC

27/01/2018

Forum Activity on ‘ GK,

Picture Template, Murder

Mystery’ by ‘Sundar Pichai’

group

B.M.S.

Students B.M.S.

27/01/2018

Talk on ‘ Goal Setting and

Mind Management’ delivered

by Ms. Shobha Mathews,

Assistant Professor

in K.J.Somaiya College of

Arts and Commerce and Soft

skill trainer

T.Y.B.Com 60

29/01/2018

Talk on ‘ Basic Professional

Etiquettes’ by Mr. Chetan

Parikh, Free Lance Corporate

Trainer

T.Y.B.Com 60

57

29/01/2018

to

30/01/2018

Participated in Inter-Collegiate

Competition ‘Yuvaabhivyakti’

organised by MAVA Theme :

“Gender Diversity”

Degree

Students 8 CWDC

30/01/2018 Placement for Internship by

LIC.

Degree

Students 29

Career

Guidance and

Placement Cell

30/01/2018

Talk on ‘ Communication

Skills’ by Mr. Chetan Parikh,

Free Lance Corporate Trainer,

T.Y.B.Com 60

30/01/2018

‘Safe India – Responsible Use

of Mobile Phones’ by Mumbai

Traffic Police & Samsung

Electronics

Entire

College 60 DLLE

31/01/2018

Talk on ‘ Leadership and

Team Building by Dr. Faredoon

Kapadia, ‘Director Marketing’

Space Marketing of Yellow

Pages on Internet, ‘Executive

Director’ a leading Furniture

outlet- Furniture Concepts Ltd

T.Y.B.Com 60

01/02/2018 Placement drive by WNS.

Final Year

Degree

Students

58

Career

Guidance and

Placement Cell

01/02/2018

Talk on ‘ Interview skills’ by

Dr. Faredoon Kapadia,

‘Director Marketing’ Space

Marketing of Yellow Pages on

Internet, ‘Executive Director’

a leading Furniture outlet-

Furniture Concepts Ltd

T.Y.B.Com 60

02/02/2018 Placement drive by TCS.

Final Year

Degree

Students

24

Career

Guidance and

Placement Cell

03/02/2018 Annual Prize Distributions M.COM 300

06/02/2018

Talk on ‘ Tension 2 Success’

delivered by Mr. Ajit

Vidyadharan , Happiness

Coach & Belief Hacker

S.Y.B.Com 60

06/02/2018

To

12/02/2018

2nd Batch of Certificate Course

in Employability Skill

Development

S.Y.B.Com

students 60 EOC

07/02/2018 Motivational Video by Ron

Kaufman F.Y.B.A.F. 60

B.A.F.

Association

58

07/02/2018

Talk on ‘ Goal Setting and

Mind Management’ delivered

by Ms. Shobha Mathews,

Assistant Professor

in K.J.Somaiya College of

Arts and Commerce and Soft

skill trainer

S.Y.B.Com 60

07/02/2018 Visit of Field Coordinator Degree

College 60 DLLE

07/02/2018 Election of Secretary

Class

Representat

ives

Students’

Council

08/02/2018

Talk on ‘ Basic Professional

Etiquettes’ by Ms. Swathi Hari,

professional Soft Skill Trainer

S.Y.B.Com 60

09/02/2018

Talk on ‘ Leadership and Team

Building by Dr. Faredoon

Kapadia, ‘Director Marketing’

Space Marketing of Yellow

Pages on Internet, ‘Executive

Director’ a leading Furniture

outlet- Furniture Concepts Ltd,

S.Y.B.Com 60

10/02/2018

Talk on ‘ Communication

Skills’ by Dr. Faredoon

Kapadia, ‘Director Marketing’

Space Marketing of Yellow

Pages on Internet, ‘Executive

Director’ a leading Furniture

outlet- Furniture Concepts Ltd

S.Y.B.Com 60

10/02/2018

Participated in Elysium

organised by DLLE –

B.L.Amlani College

Degree

College 55 DLLE

12/02/2018

Talk on ‘ Interview skills’ by

Dr. Faredoon Kapadia,

‘Director Marketing’ Space

Marketing of Yellow Pages on

Internet, ‘Executive Director’

a leading Furniture outlet-

Furniture Concepts Ltd,

S.Y.B.Com 60

15/02/2018

Seminar conducted by EMDI

Institute of Media

Communication, Mumbai

(Event Management

Development Institute) on

Second

Year and

Final Year

Degree

Students.

62

Career

Guidance and

Placement Cell

59

“Career opportunities in Media

and entertainment, event

management and sports

management,” by Ms. Yogita

Nerurkar and Mr. Amol

Sovane.

21/02/2018 Placement drive by ICICI

Prudential Life Insurance.

Final Year

Degree

Students

31

Career

Guidance and

Placement Cell

27/02/2018 Marathi Bhasha Diwas Degree

College 8

Cultural

Association

27/02/2018

Dr. Vivek Patkar. Senior

Researcher.- Eureka

BMS/BAF/

BBI and

BFM 150 Eureka

27/02/2018

Ms. Monica Karamchandani.

Associate Vice President.

Kantar-IMRB – Eureka

BMS/BAF/

BBI and

BFM 150 Eureka

27/02/2018

Seminar on “Gender

Sensitisation” by Mr. Uptal, an

active member of NGO MAVA

– Men Against Violence and

Abuse

Degree

College 60 CWDC

27/02/2018

Seminar on “Gender

Sensitisation” by Mr. Utpal -

an active member of MAVA

(Men Against Violence &

Abuse)

Degree

College 60 DLLE

01/03/2018 Technotronix S.Y.B.sc

(IT) 54 BSC-IT

03/03/2018

To

09/03/2018

3rd Batch of Certificate Course

in Employability Skill

Development

S.Y.B.Com

students 59 EOC

07/03/2018 Chocolate Making workshop

Degree

college and

LD students

HEPSN

08/03/2018 Placement drive by Indigo

Airlines (Speed Jet Aviation).

Degree

Students 38

Career

Guidance and

Placement Cell

08/03/2018 Street Play - “Save Girl Child”

on the eve of Womens’ Day

Degree

College 7 CWDC

08/03/2018 Poster Making on Womens’

Day – Topic : Women

Degree

College 40 CWDC

60

Empowerment

08/03/2018

Street Play on “Save Girl

Child” on the occasion of

International Women's’ Day

Degree

College 7 DLLE

08/03/2018

Poster Making on “Women

Empowerment” on the

occasion of International

Women's’ Day

Degree

College 40 DLLE

10/03/2018 Degree

Distribution Ceremony

Degree and

M.Com. 100

10/03/2018

To

16/03/2018

4th Batch of Certificate Course

in Employability Skill

Development

S.Y.B.Com

students 39 EOC

10/03/2018

To

16/03/2018

Vth Batch of Certificate

Course in Employability Skill

Development

Final Year

students of

Self-

Financing

Section

32 EOC

12/03/2018

Discussion on “LGBT

Community - Should they be

taken in the Main Stream and

guided by Law””

Degree

College 46 DLLE

17/03/2018 Talenzziaa Prize distribution Junior and

Degree

Students

190 Talent Pool

19/03/2018 Smartinis (Quiz Competition) All Self

Financing

Students

25 Athavaanh

19/03/2018 Beat the Clock (Crossword) All Self

Financing

Students

30 Athavaanh

19/03/2018 Skill 60 (Minute to win it) All Self

Financing

Students

15 Athavaanh

19/03/2018 Bank Summit (Model Making

- Dream Bank)

All Self

Financing

Students

63 Athavaanh

23/03/2018 Placement drive by Perceptive

Software Solutions.

Final

Year Self

Finance

Students

23

Career

Guidance and

Placement Cell

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ANNEXURE 2: SAMPLE OF ANALYSIS OF FEEDBACK TAKEN FROM

LEARNERS AND PARENTS:

REPORT ON F.Y.B.B.I. ORIENTATION DATED 15/07/2017

Date: 15th July 2017 No. of Participants: 38

F.Y.B.B.I. Orientation programme was organised on 15th of July 2017 in auditorium. The

main objective of orientation programme was to orient the parents and students with the

college infrastructure, achievements, BBI Programme and evaluation pattern. The

presentation was done by the students of Second Year on the College infrastructure, facilities

and achievements, while the Programme coordinator Mr. Ishtiyaq Chiplunkar oriented them

on BBI Programme and the evaluation pattern.

ANALYSIS OF FEEDBACK OF ORIENTATION PROGRAMME.

Q.1 Factors that encourage you to select this college for your ward?

Q.2 Do you feel the course is helping your ward gaining knowledge?

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Q.3 Do you think the course will help in shaping your ward's career?

Q.4 How relevant is course content?

Q.5 Do you think the course will equip your ward with sufficient skills to meet industry

requirements?

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Q.6. Would you think the programme will equip your ward with sufficient skills to meet

industry requirement?

REPORT ON F.Y.B.B.I. and S.Y.B.B.I. OPEN HOUSE (Grade Card Distribution) of

Sem. I and III

No. of Participants: 50

F.Y.B.B.I. and S.Y.B.B.I. Open house (Grade card distribution) in class room no. 516 and

517. The main objective of open house to inform parents about the progress of their ward.

The coordinator Mr. Ishtiyaq Chiplunkar and core faculty Ms. Priya Nadar addresses the

parents individually and discussed the result of student.

FEEDBACK ANALYSIS OF OPEN HOUSE.

Q.1 Factors that encourage you to select this college for your ward?

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Q.2 Do you feel the course is helping your ward gaining knowledge?

Q.3 Do you think the course will help in shaping your ward's career?

Q.4 How relevant is course content?

65

Q.5 Do you think the course will equip your ward with sufficient skills to meet industry

requirements?

Q.6. Would you think the programme will equip your ward with sufficient skills to meet

industry requirement?

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ANALYSIS OF FEEDBACK TAKEN FROM LEARNERS ABOUT CAREER

COUNSELOR (A.Y 2017-18)

Q.1 How Did You Get To Know About the Counselor?

About 58.33% of the learners responded that they came to know about the counselor through

the notices sent in the class. While about 20.83 % came to know about the counselor through

faculty members and 4% through friends and classmates and 16.67% learners came to know

through various other sources.

Q.2 How Satisfactory Was Your Interaction With the Counselor?

About 45.83% of the learners responded that their interaction with the counselor was

excellent, while 45.83% of the learners found it to be good and 4.17% learners found it

average.

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Q.3 Did You Benefit from this Session?

About 58.33% of the learners admitted to have benefitted very much from their sessions with

the counselor, while 37.5% benefitted somewhat.

Q.4. Were You Comfortable Talking About Your Career Related Concerns To The

Counselor?

About 63% of the learners were very comfortable talking to the counselor, while 38% found

themselves Comfortable

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Q.5 Were Your Doubts For Which You Had Approached The Counselor Cleared?

About 96% learners accepted that their doubts were cleared by the counselor.

Q.6 Did the Counselor Give You Adequate Time?

All the learners i.e. 100%, responded that the counselor gave them adequate time to interact

Q.7 Did You Get Specific Details for Your Career Related Query/Queries?

About 54.17% of the learners responded that the counselor gave them very specific details

about their queries, while 41.66% said somewhat specific.

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Q.8 Would You Recommend This Counselor To Your Friends?

About 96% of the learners responded that they would like to recommend the counselor to

their friends also

ANALYSIS OF FEEDBACK FORMS OF THE GENERAL COUNSELOR (A.Y. 2017-

18)

Q.1 How Did You Get To Know About the Counselor?

About 75% of the learners responded that they came to know about the counselor through the

notices sent in the class. While about 25% came to about the counselor through faculty

members.

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Q.2 How Satisfactory Was Your Interaction With The Counselor?

About 75% of the learners responded that their interaction with the counselor was excellent,

while 25% of the learners found it to be good

Q.3 Did You Benefit from This Session?

About 75% of the learner admitted to have benefitted very much from their sessions with the

counselor, while 25% benefitted somewhat.

Q.4 Were You Comfortable Talking About Your Concerns To The Counselor?

About 75% of the learners found themselves very comfortable talking to the counselor and

25% admitted to being comfortable.

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Q.5 Did the Counselor Give You Adequate Time?

All the learners i.e. 100%, accepted that the counselor gave them adequate time.

Q.6 Were Your Doubts For Which You Had Approached The Counselor Cleared?

All the learners, i.e. 100%, responded that the counselor succeeded in clearing their doubts.

Q.7 Would You Recommend This Counselor To Your Friends?

All the learners, i.e. 100%, responded that they would like to recommend the counselor to

their friends also.

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SAMPLE OF ANALYSIS OF FACULTY APPRAISAL BY LEARNERS:

Sr.

No.

Question Overall

Average

Your

Average

1 The teacher is able to control the class 2.76 3.17

2 The teacher completes syllabus on time 2.73 3.15

3 The teacher has subject knowledge 2.88 3.10

4 The teacher has the ability to create interest in the

subject

2.71 2.98

5 Your overall impression about the teacher is 2.85 3.08

6 Students’ find it easy to understand the subject 2.70 3.06

7 The teacher uses different teaching methods such as

giving examples , case studies, use of audio-visual

aids etc.

2.65 2.94

8 The teacher is willing to clarify doubts 2.73 3.21

9 The teacher engages lectures on a regular basis 2.91 3.21

10 The teacher is able to relate theory with real world 0.73 0.83

TOTAL AVERAGE 2.57 2.87

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ANNEXURE 3: LIST OF TALKS DELIVERED BY GUEST FACULTY: 2017-2018

Date Event Target

Audience

No. of

Participants

23/07/17 Guest Lecture by Alumnus C.A. Hussain

Attarwal

Students of

S.Y.B.A.F. 60

26/07/17 Seminar and Internship conducted by FEI

Cargo Limited.

Degree College

Students 43

23/08/17 MBA Workshop conducted by Athena

Institute, Prof Aditya Singh.

Final Year

Degree College

Students

158

12/09/17

Workshop on “Gender Sensitisation and

Sexual Harassment and Abuse in Public

Place” by Ms. Ashwini Syed – Safe City

(Red Dot Foundation)

Degree College

students 38

15/09/2017 Talk on “Forensic Accounting” by alumnus

C.A. Vishnu Gavakare Students of BAF 62

27/09/2017 Talk on “Entrepreneurship Journey” by

alumnus Ms. Richa Gupta, Entrepreneur

Students of

BMS 57

28/09/17 Lecture on “Linux Administration” by Ms.

Shabnam T.A. Padvekar (MCA)

Students of

T.Y.B.Sc.(IT) 52

29/09/2017 Talk on “Basic Indian Laws and Rights” by

alumnus Ms. Sharon Fernandes, Lawyer

Students of

Degree College 65

04/10/2017

C.A. Gurunathan Pillai (Ghanshyamdas

Saraf College of Arts & Commerce) –

Eureka

Students of

B.Com.(A&F)

and

B.Com(B&I)

90

4/10/2017

Ms. Urvi Jain M.A Economics

(Ghanshyamdas Saraf College of Arts &

Commerce) – Eureka

Students of

B.Com.(A&F) 50

4/10/2017

Mr. Prasanna Chaudhary (Ghanshyamdas

Saraf College of Arts & Commerce) –

Eureka

Students of

B.Com.(A&F)

&

B.M.S &

B.Com.(F.M.)

140

74

4/10/2017

Mr. Asif Rampurawala, Vice Principal

(Vidyalankar School of Information

Technology) – Eureka

Students of

B.Sc.(I.T.)-

45

4/10/2017 Ms. Radha Iyer, (Alkesh Dinesh Modi

Institute) – Eureka

Students of

B.M.S. 45

04/10/2017

Dr. Poonam Kakkad (Nirmala Memorial

Foundation College of Commerce &

Science) – Eureka

Students of

B.M.S. B.Com.

(B&I

90

04/10/2017 Ms. Vasanti Shenoy (VIVA College) –

Eureka

Students of

B.Com.(F.M.) 45

6/11/17 Talk on “Problems faced by Adolescents”

by Dr. Janet Corson- Research cell,

Faculty

members of

Degree and

Junior College

42

6/11/17 Talk on ‘How to Undertake Path Breaking

Research’ by Dr. M. Welling – Research

Cell

Faculty

members of

Degree and

Junior College

42

04/12/17 Workshop on “Usability and User

Interface” by Ms. Rupa from EDIT Institute

Students of

B.Sc. (IT) 73

11/12/17

Mr. Rakesh Nair, In-house BSE Institute

Ltd Faculty delivered a talk on Careers in

Banking & Finance

Students of Self-

financing

Section

50

15/12/17

Mr. Rakesh Nair, In-house BSE Institute

Ltd Faculty delivered a talk on Careers in

Banking & Finance

Students of

B.Com. 100

21/12/17

Talk on “Bridging the gap between

Academia and Industry’ by Dr. Soumitra

Dutta,

Faculty

members of

Degree and

Junior College

50

6/1/18 Talk on “Ethics in Research” by Dr. Vivek

Patkar ,Independent Researcher

Faculty

members of

Degree and

Junior College

50

12/01/18 Workshop on “How to be Job Ready”, by

Tini Singh of Procter & Gamble.

Final Year

Degree College

Students

217

75

16/01/18 Seminar on “Career opportunities in

Media” by Mr. Mohit Agarwal of DGMC

(Deviprasad Goenka Management College).

Final Year

B.Com &

B.M.S. Student

s

22

20/01/2018

Talk on “Fashion Designing- a creative

career” by our alumni Ms. Sanchi Agarwal,

Fashion Designer

Degree College

Students 56

22/01/18

Talk by Mr. Devneesh Khurana Alumni on

“ How to write a Business Plan”. Mr.

Devneesh Khuarana, B.Com, M.M.M,

DGM, Channel Sales. DLINK India Ltd.

Degree Students 66

30/01/2018

Safe India – Responsible Use of Mobile

Phones’ by Mumbai Traffic Police &

Samsung Electronics

Degree & Junior

College

Students

60

15/02/18

Seminar conducted by EMDI Institute of

Media Communication, Mumbai (Event

Management Development Institute) on

“Career opportunities in Media and

entertainment, event management and

sports management,” by Ms. Yogita

Nerurkar and Mr. Amol Sovane.

Second Year

and Final Year

Degree

Students.

62

27/02/2018

Dr. Vivek Patkar. Independent

Researcher.- Eureka

Students of

BMS BAF,BBI

and BFM

150

27/02/2018 Ms. Monica Karamchandani. Associate

Vice President. Kantar-IMRB – Eureka

Students of

BMS BAF,BBI

and BFM

150

27/02/2018

Dr. Hiren Dand. Coordinator. Department

of Information Technology. Mulund

College of Commerce.- Eureka

Students of

B.Sc.(IT)

45

27/02/18

Seminar on “Gender Sensitisation” by Mr.

Uptal, an active member of NGO MAVA –

Men Against Violence and Abuse

Degree College 60

12/03/2018

Discussion on “LGBT Community - Should

they be taken in the Main Stream and

guided by Law”

Degree College 46

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ANNEXURE 4: RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS (ACADEMIC ADVISORS REPORT):

Faculty Research in Nutshell

The table given below provides in nutshell, the academic progress and achievements of all

faculties taken together during the A.Y 2017-18

1. Research Guide for Ph.D. 1

2. Successful completion of Ph.D. 1

3. Pursuing Ph.D. 8

4. Successful completion of pre-Ph.D. course work 1

5. Applied for major/ minor research projects with UGC grants/

University Of Mumbai Grants 5

6. Completion of P.G / Diploma / Post Graduate Diploma Course / SET/

NET 1

7. Research Papers Published in Journals/ e-Journals with/ without Impact

Factor (Peer/ Non-peer Reviewed) 21

8. Books authored/ co-authored having ISBN/ ISSN 21

9. Research papers presented in conferences/ seminars 21

10. Research papers published in proceedings of having ISBN/ISSN 3

11. National conferences organised within the Institution 1

12. Intercollegiate workshops organised within the Institution 2

13. Faculty development programme organised within the institution 4

14. Participation of faculty members in UGC/ MHRD sponsored

orientation/ refresher course /Short Term Course 2

15. Faculty development programmes attended by the faculty outside the

Institution 23

16. Faculty members invited as a resource person 9

17. Achievements: Research recognition/ Awards 9

18. Faculty members enrolled as a member 2

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1. Research Guide for Ph.D.

(1) Dr. Sachin Pendse, has been recognised as a teacher of University of Mumbai for the

Ph.D. degree in Geography with effect from 3rd April,2017.

2. Successful completion of Ph.D.

(1) “Study of Self-Help Groups with Special reference to North Mumbai region”, by Ms.

Hema Mehta from University of Mumbai, February 20, 2018.

3. Pursuing Ph.D.

(1) Ms. Dhanashree Joshi is pursuing her Ph.D. from SNDT University .The title of her

thesis is “Constraints and Opportunities of Women in IT Sector - A Case Study of

Mumbai”.

(2) Ms. Leena Nair is pursuing her Ph.D. from University of Mumbai. The title of her

thesis is “Analytical Study of Self- Help Group Bank Linkage Model with Reference

to Commercial, Co-operative Banks in Maharashtra From 2008-2012”.

(3) Ms. Sadhana V is pursuing her Ph.D. from University of Mumbai. The title of her

thesis is “A study on work-life balance among women in public sector banks with

special reference to Mumbai city”.

(4) Mr. Ishtiyaq Chiplunkar is pursuing his Ph.D. in Accountancy from University of

Mumbai. The title of his thesis is “A Study of the Investment Strategy of Individuals

in Mumbai”.

(5) Ms. Padmaja Ganpatye is pursuing her Ph.D. in Banking & Finance (Commerce)

from Savitribai Phule Pune University. The title of her thesis is “A Study of Savings

and Banking Habits among Youths”.

(6) Ms. Shubha Chaubal is pursuing her Ph.D. in Business Mathematics from Shri

JagdishPrasad Jhabarmal Tibrewala University. The title of her thesis is

“Mathematical Model to analyze ecosystem and network analysis”.

(7) Ms. Rasmita Mohanty is pursuing her Ph.D. in the subject of Library and

Information Science from Utkal University, Vanivihar, Bhubaneshwar. The title of

her thesis is “Research productivity of Indian Institute of Technology (IIT)Bombay

during 2006-2016 A Scientometric Analysis”.

(8) Ms. Mehrunnisa Ansari is pursuing her Ph.D. in the subject of Banking & Finance

(Commerce) From University of Mumbai. The title of her thesis is ‘An Analytical

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study of consolidation of Urban Co-operative Banks (UCBs)- Pre and Post-

merger/Acquisition performance of UCBs in the state of Maharashtra.’

4. Successful Completion of Pre- Ph.D. Course work

(1) Ms. Mehrunnisa Ansari, attended a Seven day Workshop on ‘ Analytical techniques

for Research’ including developing measuring scale, Testing of Hypothesis & Factor

Analysis as part of the course work for the Ph.D. Programme organised by K.P.B.

Hinduja College of Commerce, University of Mumbai & Global Network of Business

Researchers from May 3 - 9, 2017.

5. Applied for major/ minor research projects with UGC grants/ University Of

Mumbai Grants /ICSSR

Major Research Projects:

(1) Dr. Sachin Pendse (Major research, ICHR)*

* The Grant had to be returned due to sad demise of the faculty member in January, 2018.

Minor Research Projects:

(1) Dr. Vijaya Krishna (Minor research, University of Mumbai)

(2) Dr. Hema Mehta (Minor research, University of Mumbai)

(3) Ms. Jayalakshmi Singh (Minor research, University of Mumbai)

(4) Ms. Rasmita Mohanty (Minor research, University of Mumbai)

6. Completion of P.G /Diploma / Post Graduate Diploma Course/ SET/NET

(1) Mr. Ishtiyaq Chiplunkar successfully cleared SET Examination conducted by

Savitribai Phule Pune University State Agency (Formerly University of Pune), April,

2017.

7. Research Papers Published in Journals/ e-Journals with/ without Impact Factor

(Peer/ Non-peer Reviewed)

A. International Peer-reviewed Journal with Impact Factor:

(1) Dr. Vijaya Krishna, a paper titled ‘Generational Differences: A HR Challenge’

published in Intercontinental Journal of Human Resource Research Review,

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ISSN :2320-9704- ONLINE ISSN : 2347- 1662 -PRINT IMPACT FACTOR: 4.169,

Volume 5 , Issue 6, June 2017, UGC Approved Journal S.NO: 49244.

(2) Mr. Ishtiyaq Chiplunkar presented a paper titled ‘ A study on occupational stress of

teachers working in Self-financing Programmes in Colleges affiliated to University of

Mumbai’ in the International Conference on “ Commerce, Banking, Economics,

Management , Law, Social Sciences and Environmental Concerns” organised by

SEMT’s M B Harris College of Arts and A.E.Kalsekar College of Commerce and

Management, Nallasopara – W in association with Indo Global Chamber of

Commerce, Industries and Agriculture on January 27, 2018. (Published in An

International Multidisciplinary Half-yearly Research Journal ‘GENIUS’ Peer

Reviewed and Referred UGC Listed Journal (Journal No 47100) Volume –VI , Issue-

I , Part –V, August 2017 to January 2018, Impact Factor/Indexing 2016- 4.248 ISSN

2279-0489)

(3) Dr. Vijaya Krishna, a paper titled ‘ Importance of Entrepreneurial mindset for

transition and transformation’ in One Day International Multidisciplinary Conference

on “ Transition and Transformation in 3rd Millennium: Prospects, Issues and

Challenges” organised by Chandrabhan Sharma College of Arts, Science and

Commerce(IQAC), University of Mumbai and Indian Accounting Association(Thane

Chapter) on April 7, 2018. (Published in Peer reviewed Scholarly Research Journal’s

SJIF UGC Approved Sr No 49366 Volume 1, ISSN No 2278-8808, Impact Factor

6.17 Page No 15 -18).

(4) Dr. Hema Mehta, a paper titled ‘Role of Certificate Course in Employability Skill

Development leading to Skill improvement in the VUCA World’ in One Day

International Multidisciplinary Conference on “Transition and Transformation in 3rd

Millennium: Prospects, Issues and Challenges” organised by Chandrabhan Sharma

College of Arts, Science and Commerce(IQAC), University of Mumbai and Indian

Accounting Association(Thane Chapter) on April 7, 2018. (Published in Peer

reviewed Scholarly Research Journal’s SJIF UGC Approved Sr No 49366 Volume 1,

ISSN No 2278-8808, Impact Factor 6.17 Page No 339- 344). This Paper was

awarded First Prize as Best Research Paper.

(5) Dr. Hema Mehta presented a paper titled ‘21st Century training among the

commerce students for the accomplishment of Sustainable Development Goals’ in the

International Conference on “ Impact on Education in a VUCA world’ jointly

organised by IQAC and Research Cell of Usha Pravin Gandhi College of

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Management, Vile –Parle (West) on January 23, 2018. (Published in Ideal Peer

Reviewed UGC listed Journal No :47026, An International Multi-Disciplinary Half-

yearly Research Journal. Journal Volume – VI, Issue- II, Part- II, March- August

2018. ISSN-2319- 359X Impact Factor 4.988). This Paper was awarded as 2nd BEST

PAPER.

(6) Ms. Shubha Chaubal presented a paper titled ‘Right to Education: A need of the

Society’ in the One day International Multidisciplinary Conference on “Use of Digital

Technology in Business, finance Services and Education Systems; Challenges &

Opportunities” organised by Seva Sadan College of Arts, Science and Commerce,

Ulhasnagar on February 10, 2018. (Published in Scholarly Research Journal for

Interdisciplinary Studies JAN- MARCH 2018, VOL -7/37. Impact factor 6.177.

ISSB:2278-8808).

(7) Ms. Shubha Chaubal presented a paper titled ‘ Inseparable relationship between

graph theory and real world’ in the National Seminar on “ Symbotic Correlation of

Mathematics and Information Technology Pan- Industry” organised by Shailendra

Education Society’s Arts, Commerce and Science College, Dahisar –East on January

20, 2018. (Paper published UGC Approved SR. No 62759 Vidyawarta January 2018

Special Issue MAH MUL/ 03051/2012. Impact factor 5.131 ISSN: 2319 9318)

(8) Ms. Shubha Chaubal presented a paper titled ‘The Story of Avni: Anuradha’s fight

for Empowerment- A Case study’ in the Interdisciplinary National Conference on

Economics, Banking-Finance & Social Sciences:2018 organised by KES Shroff

College of Arts & Commerce on February 16 and 17, 2018. (Published in Special

issue of an International Scholarly Research Journal for Interdisciplinary Studies

JAN-FEB, 2018, Volume -4, Issue-38. Impact factor 6.177. ISSN: 2278-8808).

(9) Ms. Mehrunnisa Ansari presented a paper titled on ‘Urban Co-operative Banks in

India-Need for regulatory reforms’ in the International Seminar on ‘Changing Trends

in the International Environment: A Boon to the Indian Economy’ organised by

K.P.B.Hinduja College of Commerce, Mumbai on April 21,2018. (Published in Ideal

Peer Reviewed UGC listed Journal No :47026, An International Multi-Disciplinary

Half-yearly Research Journal. Journal Volume – VI, Issue- II, Part- IV, March-

August 2018. ISSN-2319- 359X Impact Factor 4.988 www.sjifactor.com. Pg. 131-

136). This paper was awarded as BEST PAPER.

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B. International Non-peer reviewed Journal with Impact Factor:

(1) Dr. Hema Mehta presented a paper titled ‘Role of GFMP (Global Financial Markets

Professional) Course leading to Skill Development in the VUCA World’ in 5th

Annual National Multi-Disciplinary Conference V-CMT 2018 on “ Vision India 2025”

organised by Vidyalankar School of Information Technology, Mumbai on February 3,

2018. (Published in A Special Issue of An International Scholarly Research Journal

for Interdisciplinary Studies. Pg. 36-41. Impact Factor SJIF (2016) 6.177, ISSN 2278-

8808)

(2) Ms. Leena Nair presented a paper titled ‘Analytical Study of SBLP in Nashik

District’ in 5th Annual National Multi-Disciplinary Conference V-CMT 2018 on

“Vision India 2025” organised by Vidyalankar School of Information Technology,

Mumbai on February 3, 2018. (Published in A Special Issue of An International

Scholarly Research Journal for Interdisciplinary Studies. Pg. 115-119. Impact Factor

SJIF (2016) 6.177, ISSN 2278-8808)

(3) Ms. Sadhana Venkatesh presented a paper titled ‘A study on the role and

contribution of women in entrepreneurship development in India’ in 5th Annual

National Multi-Disciplinary Conference V-CMT 2018 on “Vision India 2025”

organised by Vidyalankar School of Information Technology, Mumbai on February 3,

2018. (Published in A Special Issue of An International Scholarly Research Journal

for Interdisciplinary Studies. Pg. 164-170. Impact Factor SJIF (2016) 6.177, ISSN

2278-8808)

(4) Ms. Deepali Kamble presented a paper titled ‘A study on the role and contribution of

women in entrepreneurship development in India’ in 5th Annual National Multi-

Disciplinary Conference V-CMT 2018 on “Vision India 2025” organised by

Vidyalankar School of Information Technology, Mumbai on February 3, 2018.

(Published in A Special Issue of An International Scholarly Research Journal for

Interdisciplinary Studies. Pg. 438-442. Impact Factor SJIF (2016) 6.177, ISSN 2278-

8808)

C. National Peer-reviewed Journal without Impact Factor:

(1) Ms. Rasmita Mohanty, a paper titled ‘User’s Perception towards library resources

and services: A case study of Tolani College of Commerce, Mumbai’ was published

in Journal of Library and Information Communication Technology (JCICT)(Peer

Reviewed Referred, UGC Approved & Indexed Journal) Vol.6. No.2. Print ISSN:

2278-3482, Online ISSN: 2456-9399.

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D. International Peer-reviewed E-Journal with Impact Factor:

(1) Ms. Sadhana Venkatesh, a paper presented on ‘A Study on Ancient Ports and

Submerged Sites along the coast of Southern Tamil Nadu’ in A Two Day ICSSR

Sponsored National Conference ‘On INDIA AND THE INDIAN OCEAN: PAST,

PRESENT AND FUTURE’ Jointly organised by Tolani College of Commerce in

association with Department of Geography, University of Mumbai And Society for

Indian Ocean Studies (Mumbai Chapter) On September 22- 23, 2017. (Published

Online International Interdisciplinary Research Journal, Volume 08/January 2018,

Special Issue(01)/ ISSN 2249-9598. Impact Factor 4.318)

(2) Ms. Padmaja Ganpatye, a paper presented on ‘Indian ports: Issues, Challenges,

Measures’ in A Two Day ICSSR Sponsored National Conference ‘On INDIA

AND THE INDIAN OCEAN: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE’ Jointly organised

by Tolani College of Commerce in association with Department of Geography,

University of Mumbai And Society for Indian Ocean Studies (Mumbai Chapter) On

September 22- 23, 2017. (Published Online International Interdisciplinary Research

Journal, Volume 08/January 2018, Special Issue(01)/ ISSN 2249-9598. Impact Factor

4.318)

(3) Ms. Leena Nair, a paper presented on ‘Vizhinjum India’s First Transshipment Port’

in A Two Day ICSSR Sponsored National Conference ‘On INDIA AND THE

INDIAN OCEAN: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE’ Jointly organised by Tolani

College of Commerce in association with Department of Geography, University of

Mumbai And Society for Indian Ocean Studies (Mumbai Chapter) On September 22-

23, 2017. (Published Online International Interdisciplinary Research Journal, Volume

08/January 2018, Special Issue(01)/ ISSN 2249-9598. Impact Factor 4.318)

(4) Ms. Jaylakshmi Singh, a paper presented on ‘Dutch East India Company’ in A Two

Day ICSSR Sponsored National Conference ‘On INDIA AND THE INDIAN

OCEAN: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE’ Jointly organised by Tolani College of

Commerce in association with Department of Geography, University of Mumbai And

Society for Indian Ocean Studies (Mumbai Chapter) On September 22- 23, 2017.

(Published Online International Interdisciplinary Research Journal, Volume

08/January 2018, Special Issue(01)/ ISSN 2249-9598. Impact Factor 4.318)

(5) Ms. Deepali Kamble, a paper presented on ‘A Conceptual Study on the role of

technology in Maritime Logistics in India’ in A Two Day ICSSR Sponsored National

Conference ‘On INDIA AND THE INDIAN OCEAN: PAST, PRESENT AND

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FUTURE’ Jointly organised by Tolani College of Commerce in association with

Department of Geography, University of Mumbai And Society for Indian Ocean

Studies (Mumbai Chapter) On September 22- 23, 2017. (Published Online

International Interdisciplinary Research Journal, Volume 08/January 2018, Special

Issue(01)/ ISSN 2249-9598. Impact Factor 4.318)

(6) Ms. Varada Trivedi, a paper on ‘India’s Ocean - The Case for a Declared Monroe

Doctrine’ in A Two Day ICSSR Sponsored National Conference ‘On INDIA AND

THE INDIAN OCEAN: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE’ Jointly organised by

Tolani College of Commerce in association with Department of Geography,

University of Mumbai And Society for Indian Ocean Studies (Mumbai Chapter) On

September 22- 23, 2017. (Published Online International Interdisciplinary Research

Journal, Volume 08/January 2018, Special Issue(01)/ ISSN 2249-9598. Impact Factor

4.318)

(7) Dr. Sachin Pendse, a paper on ‘Green Port Initiatives in India’ in A Two Day ICSSR

Sponsored National Conference ‘On INDIA AND THE INDIAN OCEAN: PAST,

PRESENT AND FUTURE’ Jointly organised by Tolani College of Commerce in

association with Department of Geography, University of Mumbai And Society for

Indian Ocean Studies (Mumbai Chapter) On September 22- 23, 2017. (Published

Online International Interdisciplinary Research Journal, Volume 08/January 2018,

Special Issue(01)/ ISSN 2249-9598. Impact Factor 4.318)

8. Books Authored/ Co-authored Having ISBN/ISSN

A. Authored

(1) Dr. Vijaya Krishna, “Marketing Research” T.Y.B.Com Semester - V, published by

Sheth Publishers Pvt. Ltd, Mumbai, ISBN 978-93-5149-816-2 (Applied Component-

I)

(2) Dr. Vijaya Krishna ‘Venture Capital and Private Equity’ T.Y.B.F.M Semester –VI

published by Sheth Publishers Pvt Ltd, Mumbai, ISBN 978-93-86723-72-7

(3) Ms. Bandita Singh ‘Information Technology in Business Management’ S.Y.B.M.S

Semester –III published by Sheth Publishers Pvt Ltd, Mumbai, ISBN – 978-81-

934229-2-2) (Ability Enhancement Courses, June, 2017)

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B. Co-authored:

(1) Ms. Shalini Hemanthkumar,(Co-author) “Accountancy and Financial Management

“S.Y.B.COM Semester –III, Sheth Publishers Pvt Ltd, Mumbai, ISBN 978-93-5149-

774-5. (Elective Course, Discipline Specific Elective Courses- First Edition , June,

2017)

(2) Ms. Leena Nair (Co-author) ‘Financial Accounting’ (Elective Courses – Special

Accounting Areas) S.Y.B.C.A.F Semester-III published by Sheth Publishers Pvt. Ltd,

Mumbai, ISBN 978-93-5149-791-2.

(3) Ms. Leena Nair (Co-author) ‘Introduction to Financial Management-I’ (Elective

Course) F.Y.B.C.A.F Semester-I published by Sheth Publishers Pvt Ltd, Mumbai,

ISBN 978-93-5149-577-2.

(4) Ms. Leena Nair (Co-author) ‘ Cost Accounting’ (Elective Courses) S.Y.B.M.S

Semester-III published by Sheth Publishers Pvt Ltd, Mumbai , ISBN978-93-5149-

824-7.

(5) Ms. Bandita Singh (Co-author) ‘ Introduction to Advance Computers’ S.Y.B.M.M

Semester-III published by Sheth Publishers Pvt Ltd, Mumbai , ISBN 978-93-5149-

798-1.

(6) Ms. Leena Nair (Co-author) ‘Management Accounting’ (Elective Courses-

Introduction to Management Accounting) S.Y.B.C.A.F Semester –IV published by

Sheth Publishers Pvt Ltd, Mumbai , ISBN 978-93-86805-96-6.

(7) Ms. Leena Nair (Co-author) ‘Cost Accounting’ T.Y.B.C.A.F Semester –IV

published by Sheth Publishers Pvt Ltd, Mumbai , ISBN-978-93-5149-408-9.

(8) Dr. Sachin Pendse (Co-author) ‘Environmental Studies’ (Ability Enhancement

Course) F.Y.B.COM Semester –II Second Edition published by Sheth Publishers Pvt

Ltd, Mumbai , ISBN 978-93-86723-41-3.

(9) Dr. Sachin Pendse (Co-author) ‘ Travel and Tourism Management’ (Skill

Enhancement Course) S.Y.B.COM Semester –II First Edition published by Sheth

Publishers Pvt Ltd, Mumbai , ISBN 978-93-5149-878-0.

(10) Dr. Sachin Pendse (Co-author) ‘Map Book in Environmental Studies’ (Ability

Enhancement Course) F.Y.B.COM Semester –II Second Edition published by Sheth

Publishers Pvt Ltd, Mumbai , ISBN 978-93-5149-720-2.

(11) Mr. Mayur More (Co-author) ‘Computer Graphics & Animation’ S.Y.B.Sc (I.T)

Semester IV published by Sheth Publishers Pvt Ltd, Mumbai, ISBN 978-93-5149-

899-5.

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(12) Ms. Bandita Singh (Co-author) ‘ Computer Graphics & Animation’ S.Y.B.Sc(I.T)

Semester IV published by Sheth Publishers Pvt Ltd, Mumbai, ISBN- 978-93-5149-

899-5.

(13) Ms. Leena Nair (Co-author) ‘Financial Accounting’ T.Y.B.C.A.F Semester VI

(Paper VII) published by Sheth Publishers Pvt Ltd, Mumbai, ISBN- 978-93-5149-

409-6.

(14) Ms. Leena Nair (Co-author) ‘Financial Accounting’ (Special Accounting Areas-VI)

S.Y.B.C.A.F Semester IV published by Sheth Publishers Pvt Ltd, Mumbai, ISBN-

978-93-86805-57-7.

(15) Ms. Leena Nair (Co-author) Elective Courses (EC) ‘Management Accounting’

(Introduction to Management Accounting) S.Y.B.C.A.F Semester –IV published by

Sheth Publishers Pvt Ltd, Mumbai, ISBN- 978-93-86505-96-6.

(16) Ms. Leena Nair (Co-author) ‘Financial Accounting’ T.Y.B.C.A.F Semester –VI

(Paper –VI) published by Sheth Publishers Pvt Ltd, Mumbai, ISBN- 978-93-5149-

407-2.

(17) Ms. Leena Nair (Co-author) ‘Cost Accounting’ T.Y.B.C.A.F Semester –VI (Paper –

IV) published by Sheth Publishers Pvt Ltd, Mumbai, ISBN- 978-93-5149-408-9.

(18) Ms. Shalini Hemanthkumar (Co-author) “Accountancy and Financial Management”

S.Y.B.COM Semester –IV, Sheth Publishers Pvt Ltd, Mumbai, ISBN 978-93-5149-

104-0. 0

9. Research Papers Presented in Conferences/Seminars

A. International

(1) Mr. Ishtiyaq Chiplunkar presented a paper titled ‘ A study on occupational stress of

teachers working in Self-financing Programmes in Colleges affiliated to University of

Mumbai’ in the International Conference on “ Commerce, Banking, Economics,

Management , Law, Social Sciences and Environmental Concerns” organised by

SEMT’s M B Harris College of Arts and A.E.Kalsekar College of Commerce and

Management, Nallasopara – W in association with Indo Global Chamber of

Commerce, Industries and Agriculture on January 27, 2018. (Published in An

International Multidisciplinary Half-yearly Research Journal ‘GENIUS’ Peer

Reviewed and Referred UGC Listed Journal (Journal No 47100) Volume –VI , Issue-

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I , Part –V, August 2017 to January 2018, Impact Factor/Indexing 2016- 4.248 ISSN

2279-0489)

(2) Dr. Vijaya Krishna, a paper titled ‘ Importance of Entrepreneurial mindset for

transition and transformation’ in One Day International Multidisciplinary Conference

on “ Transition and Transformation in 3rd Millennium: Prospects, Issues and

Challenges” organised by Chandrabhan Sharma College of Arts, Science and

Commerce(IQAC), University of Mumbai and Indian Accounting Association(Thane

Chapter) on April 7, 2018. (Published in Peer reviewed Scholarly Research Journal’s

SJIF UGC Approved Sr No 49366 Volume 1, ISSN No 2278-8808, Impact Factor

6.17 Page No 15 -18).

(3) Dr. Hema Mehta, a paper titled ‘Role of Certificate Course in Employability Skill

Development leading to Skill improvement in the VUCA World’ in One Day

International Multidisciplinary Conference on “Transition and Transformation in 3rd

Millennium: Prospects, Issues and Challenges” organised by Chandrabhan Sharma

College of Arts, Science and Commerce(IQAC), University of Mumbai and Indian

Accounting Association(Thane Chapter) on April 7, 2018. (Published in Peer

reviewed Scholarly Research Journal’s SJIF UGC Approved Sr No 49366 Volume 1,

ISSN No 2278-8808, Impact Factor 6.17 Page No 339- 344). This Paper was

awarded First Prize as Best Research Paper.

(4) Dr. Hema Mehta presented a paper titled ‘21st Century training among the

commerce students for the accomplishment of Sustainable Development Goals’ in the

International Conference on “ Impact on Education in a VUCA world’ jointly

organised by IQAC and Research Cell of Usha Pravin Gandhi College of

Management, Vile –Parle (West) on January 23, 2018. (Published in Ideal Peer

Reviewed UGC listed Journal No :47026, An International Multi-Disciplinary Half-

yearly Research Journal. Journal Volume – VI, Issue- II, Part- II, March- August

2018. ISSN-2319- 359X Impact Factor 4.988). This Paper was awarded as 2nd BEST

PAPER.

(5) Ms. Shubha Chaubal presented a paper titled ‘Right to Education: A need of the

Society’ in the One day International Multidisciplinary Conference on “Use of Digital

Technology in Business, finance Services and Education Systems; Challenges &

Opportunities” organised by Seva Sadan College of Arts, Science and Commerce,

Ulhasnagar on February 10, 2018. (Published in Scholarly Research Journal for

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Interdisciplinary Studies JAN- MARCH 2018, VOL -7/37. Impact factor 6.177.

ISSB:2278-8808).

(6) Ms. Mehrunnisa Ansari presented a paper titled on ‘Urban Co-operative Banks in

India-Need for regulatory reforms’ in the International Seminar on ‘Changing Trends

in the International Environment: A Boon to the Indian Economy’ organised by

K.P.B.Hinduja College of Commerce, Mumbai on April 21,2018. (Published in Ideal

Peer Reviewed UGC listed Journal No :47026, An International Multi-Disciplinary

Half-yearly Research Journal. Journal Volume – VI, Issue- II, Part- IV, March-

August 2018. ISSN-2319- 359X Impact Factor 4.988 www.sjifactor.com. Pg. 131-

136). This paper was awarded as BEST PAPER.

B. National

(1) Ms. Shubha Chaubal presented a paper titled ‘Inseperable relationship between

graph theory and real world’ in the National Seminar on “ Symbotic Correlation of

Mathematics and Information Technology Pan- Industry” organised by Shailendra

Education Society’s Arts, Commerce and Science College, Dahisar –East on January

20, 2018. (Paper published UGC Approved SR. No 62759 Vidyawarta January 2018

Special Issue MAH MUL/ 03051/2012. Impact factor 5.131 ISSN: 2319 9318)

(2) Ms. Shubha Chaubal presented a paper titled ‘The Story of Avni: Anuradha’s fight

for Empowerment- A Case study’ in the Interdisciplinary National Conference on

Economics, Banking-Finance & Social Sciences:2018 organised by KES Shroff

College of Arts & Commerce on February 16 and 17, 2018. (Published in Special

issue of an International Scholarly Research Journal for Interdisciplinary Studies

JAN-FEB, 2018, Volume -4, Issue-38. Impact factor 6.177. ISSN: 2278-8808).

(3) Dr. Hema Mehta presented a paper titled ‘Role of GFMP (Global Financial Markets

Professional) Course leading to Skill Development in the VUCA World’ in 5th

Annual National Multi-Disciplinary Conference V-CMT 2018 on “ Vision India 2025”

organised by Vidyalankar School of Information Technology, Mumbai on February 3,

2018. (Published in A Special Issue of An International Scholarly Research Journal

for Interdisciplinary Studies. Pg. 36-41. Impact Factor SJIF (2016) 6.177, ISSN 2278-

8808)

(4) Ms. Leena Nair presented a paper titled ‘Analytical Study of SBLP in Nashik

District’ in 5th Annual National Multi-Disciplinary Conference V-CMT 2018 on

“Vision India 2025” organised by Vidyalankar School of Information Technology,

Mumbai on February 3, 2018. (Published in A Special Issue of An International

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Scholarly Research Journal for Interdisciplinary Studies. Pg. 115-119. Impact Factor

SJIF (2016) 6.177, ISSN 2278-8808)

(5) Ms. Sadhana Venkatesh presented a paper titled ‘A study on the role and

contribution of women in entrepreneurship development in India’ in 5th Annual

National Multi-Disciplinary Conference V-CMT 2018 on “Vision India 2025”

organised by Vidyalankar School of Information Technology, Mumbai on February 3,

2018. (Published in A Special Issue of An International Scholarly Research Journal

for Interdisciplinary Studies. Pg. 164-170. Impact Factor SJIF (2016) 6.177, ISSN

2278-8808)

(6) Ms. Deepali Kamle presented a paper titled ‘A study on the role and contribution of

women in entrepreneurship development in India’ in 5th Annual National Multi-

Disciplinary Conference V-CMT 2018 on “Vision India 2025” organised by

Vidyalankar School of Information Technology, Mumbai on February 3, 2018.

(Published in A Special Issue of An International Scholarly Research Journal for

Interdisciplinary Studies. Pg. 438-442. Impact Factor SJIF (2016) 6.177, ISSN 2278-

8808)

(7) Ms. Rasmita Mohanty, a paper titled ‘User’s Perception towards library resources

and services: A case study of Tolani College of Commerce, Mumbai’ was published

in Journal of Library and Information Communication Technology (JCICT)(Peer

Reviewed Referred, UGC Approved & Indexed Journal) Vol.6. No.2. Print ISSN:

2278-3482, Online ISSN: 2456-9399.

(8) Ms. Sadhana Venkatesh, a paper presented on ‘A Study on Ancient Ports and

Submerged Sites along the coast of Southern Tamil Nadu’ in A Two Day ICSSR

Sponsored National Conference ‘On INDIA AND THE INDIAN OCEAN: PAST,

PRESENT AND FUTURE’ Jointly organised by Tolani College of Commerce in

association with Department of Geography, University of Mumbai And Society for

Indian Ocean Studies (Mumbai Chapter) On September 22- 23, 2017. (Published

Online International Interdisciplinary Research Journal, Volume 08/January 2018,

Special Issue(01)/ ISSN 2249-9598. Impact Factor 4.318)

(9) Ms. Padmaja Ganpatye, a paper presented on ‘Indian ports: Issues, Challenges,

Measures’ in A Two Day ICSSR Sponsored National Conference ‘On INDIA

AND THE INDIAN OCEAN: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE’ Jointly organised

by Tolani College of Commerce in association with Department of Geography,

University of Mumbai And Society for Indian Ocean Studies (Mumbai Chapter) On

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September 22- 23, 2017. (Published Online International Interdisciplinary Research

Journal, Volume 08/January 2018, Special Issue(01)/ ISSN 2249-9598. Impact Factor

4.318)

(10) Ms. Leena Nair, a paper presented on ‘Vizhinjum India’s First Transshipment Port’

in A Two Day ICSSR Sponsored National Conference ‘On INDIA AND THE

INDIAN OCEAN: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE’ Jointly organised by Tolani

College of Commerce in association with Department of Geography, University of

Mumbai And Society for Indian Ocean Studies (Mumbai Chapter) On September 22-

23, 2017. (Published Online International Interdisciplinary Research Journal, Volume

08/January 2018, Special Issue(01)/ ISSN 2249-9598. Impact Factor 4.318)

(11) Ms. Jaylakshmi Singh, a paper presented on ‘Dutch East India Company’ in A Two

Day ICSSR Sponsored National Conference ‘On INDIA AND THE INDIAN

OCEAN: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE’ Jointly organised by Tolani College of

Commerce in association with Department of Geography, University of Mumbai And

Society for Indian Ocean Studies (Mumbai Chapter) On September 22- 23, 2017.

(Published Online International Interdisciplinary Research Journal, Volume

08/January 2018, Special Issue(01)/ ISSN 2249-9598. Impact Factor 4.318)

(12) Ms. Deepali Kamle, a paper presented on ‘A Conceptual Study on the role of

technology in Maritime Logistics in India’ in A Two Day ICSSR Sponsored National

Conference ‘On INDIA AND THE INDIAN OCEAN: PAST, PRESENT AND

FUTURE’ Jointly organised by Tolani College of Commerce in association with

Department of Geography, University of Mumbai And Society for Indian Ocean

Studies (Mumbai Chapter) On September 22- 23, 2017. (Published Online

International Interdisciplinary Research Journal, Volume 08/January 2018, Special

Issue(01)/ ISSN 2249-9598. Impact Factor 4.318)

(13) Ms. Varada Trivedi, a paper on ‘India’s Ocean - The Case for a Declared Monroe

Doctrine’ in A Two Day ICSSR Sponsored National Conference ‘On INDIA AND

THE INDIAN OCEAN: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE’ Jointly organised by

Tolani College of Commerce in association with Department of Geography,

University of Mumbai And Society for Indian Ocean Studies (Mumbai Chapter) On

September 22- 23, 2017. (Published Online International Interdisciplinary Research

Journal, Volume 08/January 2018, Special Issue(01)/ ISSN 2249-9598. Impact Factor

4.318)

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(14) Dr. Sachin Pendse, a paper on ‘Green Port Initiatives in India’ in A Two Day ICSSR

Sponsored National Conference ‘On INDIA AND THE INDIAN OCEAN: PAST,

PRESENT AND FUTURE’ Jointly organised by Tolani College of Commerce in

association with Department of Geography, University of Mumbai And Society for

Indian Ocean Studies (Mumbai Chapter) On September 22- 23, 2017. (Published

Online International Interdisciplinary Research Journal, Volume 08/January 2018,

Special Issue(01)/ ISSN 2249-9598. Impact Factor 4.318)

C. District/ Zonal

(1) Mr. Ishtiyaq Chiplunkar presented a paper titled ‘A Study on Occupational Stress

on teachers’ in 12th Inter-Collegiate/ Institute /Department Avishkar Research

Convention: 2017-18 on December 7, 2017.

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10. Research papers published in proceedings of Conferences having ISBN/ISSN

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A. International:

(1) Ms. Rasmita Mohanty presented a paper titled ‘Growth of LIS Research in India as

reflected in Scopus during 2010-2014: A Scientometric Analysis’ in the 5th

International Symposium on Emerging Trends and technologies in Libraries and

Information Services (ETTLIS 2018) held at Bennett University , Greater Noida

organised by Bennett University in association with IEEE UP Section, Japan Society

of Library and Information Science and The Warburg Institute- School of Advanced

Study , University of London on February 21-23, 2018 (ISBN: 978-1-5386-0827-2)

B. National:

(1) Ms. Rasmita Mohanty presented a paper titled ‘ Measurement of Research

productivity in Science & Technology through Metrics Studies’ and was awarded as

BEST PAPER in 6th IOS Indian Conference on “Information For All’ jointly

organised by Department of Public Libraries, LIS Academy and Gandhi Bhavan ,

Bengaluru on December 21st -23rd, 2017.(ISBN : 978- 81- 921866-6-5)

(2) Ms. Rasmita Mohanty jointly presented a paper titled ‘ Open Educational Resources:

Opportunities and Challenges for Academic Libraries’ in ROALER 2018 National

Conference on “Role of Academic Libraries for Excellence in Research” organised

by Central Library, Indian Institute of Science Education and Research , Bhopal on

January 18 – 20, 2018. (ISBN 81-7019-594-9)

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11. National Conference organised within the Institution

(1) Our College in Association with Department of Geography, University of Mumbai

And Society for Indian Ocean Studies (Mumbai Chapter) organised- A Two Day

ICSSR Sponsored National Conference On INDIA AND THE INDIAN OCEAN:

PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE On Friday the 22nd and Saturday the 23rd of

September, 2017.

12. Intercollegiate Workshop organised within the Institution

(1) The self-financing sections of the College organised bi-annual a one day inter-

collegiate workshop, Eureka! 17 was held on 4th October, 2017 and on 27th February,

2018

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13. Faculty Development Programmes Organised Within the Institution

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(1) Research Cell and IQAC organised Faculty Development Programme on ‘Problems

Faced by Adolescents’ by Dr. Janet Corson(Associate Vice-President for Campus

Health Emerita) on November 6, 2017.(Daughter of a former President of Cornell

University, USA and Dr. Corson is a Pediatrician), Dr. Corson’s husband and son

(2) Research Cell and IQAC organised Faculty Development Programme on ‘How to

Undertake Path Breaking Research’ by Dr. M. Welling (Advisor to the President –

SVKM & Chancellor -NMIMS) on November 6 , 2017.

(3) Research Cell and IQAC organised Faculty Development Programme on ‘Bridging

the gap between Academia and Industry’ by Dr. Soumitra Dutta, Dean, College of

Business, Cornell University on December 21, 2017.

(4) Research Cell organised Faculty Development Programme on “Ethics in Research”

by Dr. Vivek Patkar, Independent Researcher, on January 6, 2018.

14. Participation of Faculty Members in UGC/ MHRD Sponsored Orientation/

Refresher Course/ Short Term Course

(1) Ms. Rashmita Mohanty attended ‘Refresher Course’ in Library Science organised

by UGC Human Resource Development Centre, at Sant Gadge Baba Amravati

University, Amravati from June 20, 2017 to July 10, 2017 and obtained Grade “A”.

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(2) Ms. Bandita Singh participated in the RUSA Sponsored Skill Development

Programme on Consultant Network Security organised by UGC Human Resource

Development Centre, university of Mumbai from April 9 – 14, 2018.

15. Faculty Development Programmes attended by the Faculty members outside the

Institution

(1) Dr. Hema Mehta participated in one day workshop on ‘Norms for Appointment for

the post of Asst. Professor, Assoc. Professor & Professor in colleges & Universities’

organised by RSET’s Deviprasad Goenka Management College of Media Studies,

Malad-W, May 3, 2017.

(2) Ms. Rasmita Mohanty participated in one day workshop on ‘Norms for

Appointment for the post of Asst. Professor, Assoc. Professor & Professor in colleges

& Universities’ organised by RSET’s Deviprasad Goenka Management College of

Media Studies, Malad-W, May 3, 2017.

(3) Ms. Bandita Singh, attended one day workshop on ‘Revised Syllabus of S.Y.B.SC

(IT)- Semester III organised by S.M. Shetty College of Science, Commerce and

Management Studies in association with University Department of Information

Technology, June 21, 2017.

(4) Ms. Leena Nair, participated in ‘One- day workshop on revised syllabus of

S.Y.B.COM(Accounting and Finance) Semester-III & Semester –IV’ jointly

organised by Board of Studies in Accountancy University of Mumbai and IQAC at

L.S. Raheja College of Arts & Commerce, Mumbai on June 24, 2017.

(5) Ms. Delisha D’Souza, participated in the ‘S.Y.B.COM (Banking & Insurance)

Syllabus Revision Workshop Semester III & IV’ jointly organised by SIES College of

Commerce & Economics and Board of Studies –In- Banking & Finance, University

of Mumbai on June 28, 2017.

(6) Ms. Varada Trivedi, participated in a One day Workshop on Syllabus Revision for

S.Y.B.COM organised by IQAC (Internal Quality Assurance Cell) of SVKM’s

Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics in collaboration with

University of Mumbai on July 4, 2017.

(7) Ms. Deepali Kamle , participated in a One day Workshop on Syllabus Revision for

BMS organised by IQAC (Internal Quality Assurance Cell) of SVKM’s Narsee

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Monjee College of Commerce and Economics in collaboration with University of

Mumbai on July 4, 2017.

(8) Dr. Vasudev Iyer, participated in One Day Workshop on S.Y.B.COM Syllabus

Revision on Business Economics Paper III & IV, organised by MVM Degree

College of Commerce & Science in collaboration with Adhoc Board of Studies in

Business Economics, University of Mumbai on July 6, 2017.

(9) Ms. Jayalakshmi Singh, participated in One day S.Y.B.COM Syllabus Revision

Workshop in the subject of Accountancy organised by Department of Accountancy,

Lala Lajpatrai College of Commerce & Economics, Mumbai and Board of Studies in

Accountancy, University of Mumbai on July 7, 2017.

(10) Ms. Mehrunnisa Ansari, participated in One day S.Y.B.COM Syllabus Revision

Workshop in the subject of Accountancy organised by Department of Accountancy,

Lala Lajpatrai College of Commerce & Economics, Mumbai and Board of Studies in

Accountancy, University of Mumbai on July 7, 2017.

(11) Dr. Hema Mehta, participated in the One day Workshop on Revised Syllabus for

S.Y.B.COM in the subject of Business Law for Semester III & IV jointly organised

by Rizvi College of Arts, Science and Commerce and BOS in the Commerce Faculty,

university of Mumbai on July 15, 2017.

(12) Dr. Sachin Pendse, participated in the One day Workshop on Syllabus Revision &

Paper Pattern for S.Y.B.COM in the subject of Travel & Tourism, jointly organised

by Maharashtra College of Arts, Science and Commerce & Board of Studies of

Commerce, University of Mumbai on July 22, 2017.

(13) Ms. Sadhana Venkatesh participated in a One Day Workshop on “ revised Syllabi in

M.Com Semester –III & Semester –IV (Accountancy, Management & E-Commerce)

& Introduction to Research project Work” Jointly organised by Department of

Accountancy & Commerce, M.L.Dahanukar College of Commerce, Vile-Parle and

Board of Studies in Commerce & Accountancy, University of Mumbai on September

7, 2017.

(14) Dr. Hema Mehta participated in one day workshop on “Women Empowerment”

jointly organised by the Women Development Cell, University of Mumbai, Lala

Lajpatrai College of Commerce and Economics and Lala Lajpatrai College of Law on

September 29, 2017.

(15) Dr. Hema Mehta participated in One Day Seminar on “ An insight into UGC Norms

& their Amendments for API under Career Advancement Scheme (CAS)” organised

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by the IQAC of Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics, Vile-Parle-West

on October 13, 2017.

(16) Ms. Rasmita Mohanty participated in One Day Seminar on “ An insight into UGC

Norms & their Amendments for API under Career Advancement Scheme (CAS)”

organised by the IQAC of Narsee Monjee College of Commerce & Economics, Vile-

Parle-West on October 13, 2017.

(17) Dr. Hema Mehta participated in One Day National Workshop on ‘ Confronting

Copyright: For Librarians and Academicians’ organised by Narsee Monjee Institute

of Management Studies and Jitendra Chauhan College of Law, Vile Parle-West on

October 14, 2017.

(18) Dr. Sachin Pendse participated in the workshop on ‘ Avishkar Research Convention:

2017-18’ organised by the Department of Students’ Development, University of

Mumbai at Laxmichand Golwala College of Commerce and Economics, Ghatkopar-

East for Mumbai District/Zone on November 18, 2017.

(19) Ms. Shubha Chaubal participated in the Online Assessment Training for CAP-IT-

Coordinators for the Second Half 2017 Examination organised by the University of

Mumbai on December 22, 2017.

(20) Dr. Hema Mehta participated in One Day Workshop organised by Nagindas

Khandwala College in collaboration with Maharashtra State Commission for Women

on ‘Role of Internal Complaints Commission (ICC) in Prevention of Sexual

Harassment on Women’ on January 5, 2018.

(21) Mr. Ishtiyaq Chiplunkar participated in International Seminar on ‘Accounting

Education & research: Issues & Challenges’ organised by University of Mumbai &

C.K.Thakur A.C.S.College , New Panvel in collaboration with ACCA- Association of

Chartered Certified Accountants on February 24, 2018.

(22) Dr. Hema Mehta participated in the Introductory Speech on ‘ National and

International Funding Agencies for Research Project’ organised by Lala Lajpatrai

College of Commerce & Economics, Mumbai on February 28, 2018.

(23) Ms. Leena Nair Participated in the National Seminar on Revised Accreditation

Framework by NAAC organised by IQAC, P.D.Lions College of Commerce and

Economics, Malad-W on February 17, 2018.

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16. Faculty Members Invited as a Resource Person

(1) Dr. Sachin Pendse was invited as a resource person at the Syllabus restructuring

meeting for Undergraduate Programmes in faculty of Commerce, under the subject of

Travel and Tourism Management of University of Mumbai organised by Ramanand

Arya D.A.V College ,August 2, 2017.

(2) Ms. Rasmita Mohanty was invited as a resource person for delivering a talk on

“OERs: Opportunities and Challenges for Academic Libraries” in the seminar on

“Open Education and Scholarly Communication: Expanding National Digital Library

footprint” organised by ICMR- Regional Medical Research Centre, Bhubaneshwar,

August 13, 2017.

(3) Ms. Laxmi Pandya was invited as a resource person for delivering talk on ‘Project

Guidance’ by Department of Information Technology of Cosmopolitan’s Valia

College on December 5, 2017.

(4) Ms. Rasmita Mohanty was invited as a resource person for delivering a talk on

‘New Trends in Library(2.0) Web (2.0)’ at Zonal Institute of education & Training,

Kanjur Marg, Mumbai on December 19, 2017.

(5) Dr. Hema Mehta was invited as a resource person for delivering a talk on ‘Women

Empowerment’ and also as a Guest of Honor for Inauguration Ceremony of Women’s

Week organised by K.P.B.Hinduja College of Commerce, Mumbai on January 15,

2018.

(6) Dr. Hema Mehta was invited as a resource person for delivering a talk on ‘Women

Empowerment’ by Public Night Degree College, Santacruz-East on January 22, 2018.

(7) Dr. Hema Mehta was invited for chairing the session for VSEARCH 2018, an

Intercollegiate Research Paper Competition on Multi-Disciplinary Trends in

Management & IT organised by Vidyalankar School of Information Technology,

Wadala on February 17, 2018.

(8) Ms. Laxmi Pandya was invited for chairing the session for VSEARCH 2018, an

Intercollegiate Research Paper Competition on Multi-Disciplinary Trends in

Management & IT organised by Vidyalankar School of Information Technology,

Wadala on February 17, 2018.

(9) Dr. Hema Mehta was invited as a resource person in Symposium on "Legal Rights

of Women: Facts and Myths : Interfaith Perspectives” Daughters of St. Paul, Bandra

–West on March 10, 2018.

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17. Achievements: Research Recognition/ Awards

___________________________________________________________________________

A. Research Recognition:

(1) Dr. Hema Mehta, a paper titled ‘Role of Certificate Course in Employability Skill

Development leading to Skill improvement in the VUCA World’ in One Day

International Multidisciplinary Conference on “Transition and Transformation in 3rd

Millennium: Prospects, Issues and Challenges” organised by Chandrabhan Sharma

College of Arts, Science and Commerce(IQAC), University of Mumbai and Indian

Accounting Association(Thane Chapter) on April 7, 2018. (Published in Peer

reviewed Scholarly Research Journal’s SJIF UGC Approved Sr No 49366 Volume 1,

ISSN No 2278-8808, Impact Factor 6.17 Page No 339- 344). This Paper was

awarded First Prize as Best Research Paper.

(2) Ms. Mehrunnisa Ansari presented a paper titled on ‘Urban Co-operative Banks in

India-Need for regulatory reforms’ in the International Seminar on ‘Changing Trends

in the International Environment: A Boon to the Indian Economy’ organised by

K.P.B.Hinduja College of Commerce, Mumbai on April 21,2018. (Published in Ideal

Peer Reviewed UGC listed Journal No :47026, An International Multi-Disciplinary

Half-yearly Research Journal. Journal Volume – VI, Issue- II, Part- IV, March-

August 2018. ISSN-2319- 359X Impact Factor 4.988 www.sjifactor.com. Pg. 131-

136). This paper was awarded as BEST PAPER.

(3) Dr. Hema Mehta presented a paper titled ‘21st Century training among the

commerce students for the accomplishment of Sustainable Development Goals’ in the

International Conference on “ Impact on Education in a VUCA world’ jointly

organised by IQAC and Research Cell of Usha Pravin Gandhi College of

Management, Vile –Parle (West) on January 23, 2018. (Published in Ideal Peer

Reviewed UGC listed Journal No :47026, An International Multi-Disciplinary Half-

yearly Research Journal. Journal Volume – VI, Issue- II, Part- II, March- August

2018. ISSN-2319- 359X Impact Factor 4.988). This Paper was awarded as 2nd BEST

PAPER.

(4) Ms. Rasmita Mohanty presented a paper titled ‘ Measurement of Research

productivity in Science & Technology through Metrics Studies’ and was awarded as

BEST PAPER in 6th IOS Indian Conference on “Information For All’ jointly

organised by Department of Public Libraries, LIS Academy and Gandhi Bhavan ,

Bangalore on 21st -23rd December, 2017.

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B. Awards:

(5) Dr. Hema Mehta was felicitated by World Excellence Award 2017 in the field of

Education by World Achievers Foundation in association with Indo Global Chamber

of Commerce, Industries and Agriculture on 25th July, 2017.

(6) Dr. Hema Mehta was felicitated by ABP News- National Education Awards

2017(8th Edition) as Best Professor in Business Law.

(7) Dr. Vasudev Iyer was recipient of Prof H.C Malkani Award for the best teacher

award in Economics by higher education forum on the occasion of Teacher’s Day

Celebration 2017.

(8) Dr. Hema Mehta was felicitated Indo Global Excellence Award for Higher

Education and Social Service by Indo Global Chambers of Commerce Industries &

Agriculture on 18th November, 2017.

(9) Dr. Hema Mehta was felicitated Prof. Indira Parikh 50 Women in Education

Leaders by World CSR Day and World Sustainability at 6th Edition World

Education Congress on 23rd November, 2017.

(10) Dr. Hema Mehta was felicitated with Pearl Education Best Women Educator Award

in recognition of outstanding contribution in the field of Commerce in India at Pearl

Foundation Educational Excellence Awards to Higher Education in India 2017,

Madurai on 10th December, 2017.

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18. Faculty enrolled as a member

___________________________________________________________________________

(1) Dr. Hema Mehta, has been enrolled as a member of MTC Global: A Global Think

Tank in Higher Education, ISO 9001: 2008 Certified, Participant: UN Global

Compact and UN Academic Impact. Over 20 strategic associations across the world.

(Adding values every second in Higher Education Space).

(2) Ms. Rasmita Mohanty, is a Life Member of:

a. ILA (Indian Library Association)

b. IASLIC (Indian Association of Special Libraries and Information Centre)

c. ISCA (Indian Science Congress Association)

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ANNEXURE 5: LIST OF EXTENSION ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN IN A.Y 2017-18

Date Activity Organised

by Beneficiaries Participants

05/08/2017

Display and sale of

handmade articles by

Cheshire Home

HEPSN Cheshire Home

Inmates

T.Y.B.Com.

Students

06/08/2017 Friendship day Celebration

at Cheshire Home HEPSN

Cheshire Home

Inmates

S.Y.B.Com.

T.Y.B.Com.

And M.com.

Students

11/08/2017 Orientation- mentoring by

alumni for community work HEPSN

Tolani College

students

T.Y.B.Com.

Students and

Alumni

14/08/2017

and

15/08/2017

Independence day

celebration HEPSN

Cheshire Home

Inmates and

children

T.Y.B.Com.

Students and

Alumni

22/23

8/2017 National Conference

Tolani

College General

100 Students

and Faculty

03/09/2017 Chocolate making

Workshop HEPSN

Degree college

including

differently

abled students

10

03/09/2017 Navy Day Out General FY/SY 35 Students

7/09/2017

Internal Complaint

Committee of college

organised a talk on

Prevention, Prohibition and

Redressal of Sexual

Harassment of women

employee and students in

higher educational

institutions by Ms. Reshma

Jagtap, Programme

Coordinator-Legal System

at SNEHA(Society for

Nutrition, education and

Health Action).

Internal

Complaint

Committee

S.Y.B.COM

and

T.Y.B.Com

students

150 Students

15/09/2017 DLLE Enrollment DLLE DLLE Students 60 Students

16/09/2017

Seminar on “Women’s

Empowerment in 21st

Century” organised by

MAVA (Men Against

Violence and Abuse) in

collaboration with

Ramanarain Ruia College

CWDC NA 5

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NSS unit covering gender-

based discrimination and

violence against women and

children issues.

5/10/2017 Blood Donation Camp

NSS in

collaborati

on with

KEM

hospital

Degree College

Students

64 Degree

College

Students

5/10/2017 Thalassemia checkup

NSS in

collaborati

on with

Think

Foundation

Degree College

Students 150 Students

23/10/2017

to

30/10/2017

NSS Literary Campaign NSS

Sanjay Nagar

Community

Children of

class 2-12

35 community

children of

class 2-12.

9/12/2017

Workshop on “Gender

Sensitisation and Sexual

Harassment and Abuse in

Public Place” by Ms.

Ashwini Syed – Safe City

(Red Dot Foundation)

CWDC Degree College 38

January

2018 to

April 2018.

Training imparted to our

Alumni Pratibha Gaikwad

on MS-OFFICE between

the period January to April

2018.

CWDC

Socially and

economically

underprivileged

alumna

1

19/1/2018

Participated in UDAAN

organised by S.M. Shetty

College

DLLE Degree College 13

22/1/2018

Participated in D-Fest 2k18

organised by DLLE –

Kandivali Education

Society

DLLE Degree College 15

25/1/2018

BATCH 1: Certificate

Course in Employability

Skill Development

Mr. Ajit Vidyadharan

delivered talk on ' Tension

2 Success'

EOC Students of our

College

60 Students of

T.Y.B.Com

100

27/1/2018

Ms. Shobha Mathew

delivered talk on 'Goal

setting and Mind

management'

EOC Students of our

College

60 Students of

T.Y.B.Com

29/1/2018

Mr. Chetan Parikh

delivered talk on ' Basic

Professional Etiquettes'

EOC Students of our

College

60 Students of

T.Y.B.Com

29/1/2018

Participated in Inter-

Collegiate Competition

‘Yuvaabhivyakti’ organised

by MAVA &

Theme: “Gender Diversity”

CWDC Degree College 8

30/1/2018

Mr. Chetan Parikh

delivered talk on '

Communication Skills'

EOC Students of our

College

60 Students of

T.Y.B.Com

30/1/2018

‘Safe India – Responsible

Use of Mobile Phones’ by

Mumbai Traffic Police &

Samsung Electronics

DLLE Entire College 60

31/1/2018

Dr. Faredoon Kapadia

delivered talk on

'Leadership and Team

Building'

EOC Students of our

College

60 Students of

T.Y.B.Com

1/2/2018

Dr. Faredoon Kapadia

delivered talk on 'Interview

Skills'

EOC Students of our

College

60 Students of

T.Y.B.Com

6/2/2018

BATCH 2: Certificate

Course in Employability

Skill Development

Mr. Ajit Vidyadharan

delivered talk on ' Tension

2 Success'

EOC Students of our

College

60 Students of

S.Y.B.Com

7/2/2018

Ms. Shobha Mathew

delivered talk on ' Goal

Setting and Mind

Management'

EOC Students of our

College

60 Students of

S.Y.B.Com

7/2/2018 Visit of Field Coordinator DLLE Degree College 60

8/2/2018

Ms. Swathi Hari delivered

talk on ' Basic Professional

Etiquettes'

EOC Students of our

College

60 Students of

S.Y.B.Com

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9/2/2018

Dr. Faredoon Kapadia

delivered talk on '

Communication Skills'

EOC Students of our

College

60 Students of

S.Y.B.Com

10/2/2018

Dr. Faredoon Kapadia

delivered talk on '

Leadership and Team

Building'

EOC Students of our

College

60 Students of

S.Y.B.Com

10/2/2018

Participated in Elysium

organised by DLLE –

B.L.Amlani College

DLLE Degree College 55

12/2/2018

Dr. Faredoon Kapadia

delivered talk on ' Interview

Skills'

EOC Students of our

College

60 Students of

S.Y.B.Com

27/2/2018

Seminar on “Gender

Sensitisation” by Mr. Uptal,

an active member of NGO

MAVA – Men Against

Violence and Abuse

CWDC Degree College 60

3/3/2018

BATCH 3: Certificate

Course in Employability

Skill Development Ms.

Shobha Mathew delivered

talk on 'Goal Setting and

Mind Management'

EOC Students of our

College

59 Students of

S.Y.B.Com

5/3/2018

Mr. Ajit Vidyadhara

delivered talk on 'Tension 2

Success'

EOC Students of our

College

59 Students of

S.Y.B.Com

6/3/2018

Mr. Chetan Parikh

delivered talk on

Communication Skills'

EOC Students of our

College

59 Students of

S.Y.B.Com

7/3/2018

Dr. Faredoon Kapadia

delivered talk on '

Leadership and Team

Building'

EOC Students of our

College

59 Students of

S.Y.B.Com

8/3/2018

Dr. Faredoon Kapadia

delivered talk on 'Interview

Skills'

EOC Students of our

College

59 Students of

S.Y.B.Com

8/3/2018

Street Play on “Save Girl

Child” on the occasion of

International Women's’ Day

CWDC Degree 7

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8/3/2018

Poster Making on “Women

Empowerment” on the

occasion of International

Women's’ Day

CWDC Degree College 40

9/3/2018

Ms. Swathi Hari delivered

talk on ' Basic Professional

Etiquettes'

EOC Students of our

College

59 Students of

S.Y.B.Com

10/3/2018

BATCH 4: Certificate

Course in Employability

Skill Development Ms.

Shobha Mathew delivered a

talk on ' Goal Setting and

Mind Management'

EOC Students of our

College

39 Students of

S.Y.B.Com

12/3/2018

Mr. Ajit Vidyadhara

delivered talk on 'Tension 2

Success'

EOC Students of our

College

39 Students of

S.Y.B.Com

12/3/2018

Discussion on “LGBT

Community - Should they

be taken in the Main Stream

and guided by Law”

CWDC Degree College 46

13/3/2018

Mr. Chetan Parikh

delivered talk on

'Communication Skills'

EOC Students of our

College

39 Students of

S.Y.B.Com

14/3/2018

Dr. Faredoon Kapadia

delivered a talk on '

Leadership and Team

Building'

EOC Students of our

College

39 Students of

S.Y.B.Com

15/3/2018

Dr. Faredoon Kapadia

delivered a talk on '

Interview Skills'

EOC Students of our

College

39 Students of

S.Y.B.Com

16/3/2018

Mr. Chetan Parikh

delivered talk on ' Basic

Professional Etiquettes'

EOC Students of our

College

39 Students of

S.Y.B.Com

13/3/2018

Mr. Chetan Parikh

delivered talk on

'Communication Skills'

EOC Students of our

College

32 Students of

SFS

14/3/2018

Dr. Faredoon Kapadia

delivered a talk on '

Leadership and Team

Building'

EOC Students of our

College

32 Students of

SFS

15/3/2018

Dr. Faredoon Kapadia

delivered a talk on '

Interview Skills'

EOC Students of our

College

32 Students of

SFS

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16/3/2018

Mr. Chetan Parikh

delivered talk on ' Basic

Professional Etiquettes'

Students of our

College

32 Students of

SFS

25/4/2018 Certificate distribution to

volunteers HEPSN

HEPSN

members 30

28th May to

8th

May ,2018

Community activity

conducted for 7 days :

Microsoft Word training

programme by our FY

B.Sc.I.T. Student for the

Sanjay Nagar vaidu

community children

between 28th May to 8th

May, 2018. 15 students

participated in this training.

This training included

typing, formatting, editing,

sorting , tabular

representation etc.

CWDC Community

Children 15

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ANNEXURE 6: REPORT OF COUNSELLING SESSIONS FOR A.Y. 2017-2018

General Counselor - Ms. Pritah Saha

Date

Student

/ Staff/

Parents

Class in

case of

Students

Gender Nature of issue/problem in brief (as

mentioned by counselor in report)

17/6/17 1

student TYBFM F

Student had confusion with career

prospects also had self-esteem issues.

24/6/17 1

student TYBCOM F

Student was in an abusive relationship

with father. Was also experiencing

difficulty in current relationship due to

religious differences.

1/7/17 2

students

MCOM,

TYBCOM 1M, 1 F

Male student wanted to clarify about his

career choice before he opens up to his

parents.

Female student had followed up with

counselor regarding changes after first

session

8/7/17

5

students

1 parent

TYBCOM,

FYBCOM,

SYJC,

TYBSCIT,

TYBSCIT

3 F, 2M

Student1 had come with low self-esteem

and wanted tips on self-motivation and

self-improvement.

Student2 had come with mother due to low

confidence and lack of motivation.

Mother was unable to let her children go

and live their lives normally. Due to which

student has been fearful of trying new

things and making efforts.

Student3 had experienced anxiety attack in

classroom. Has a very difficult relationship

with mother who is extremely controlling

and student is unable to live life freely.

Students4+5 had relationship issues, low

self-esteem, unable to face rejection, and

negativity in family.

15/7/17

7

students

2

parents

SYBCOM,

SYBCOM,T

YBCOM,

FYBCOM,

SYBCOM,S

YBCOM,

FYBCOM

6F, 1M

students1+2 had come to discuss how they

could stand up for themselves because they

were being forced to get married.

Student3 had come for follow up regarding

her self-improvement

Student4 has issues with wearing burqa as

she feels isolated. She no longer wants to

wear burqa. She wanted to pursue MBBS

but she was not allowed.

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Student5 is youngest if 5 sisters and is the

only one allowed to study. She is afraid of

failure which makes her very sleepy. Thus

has missed college on a regular basis. Is

pursuing CA secretly.

Parent had issues with her sleeping and

was demotivating her by using harsh and

negative language.

Student6 is experiencing fear of failure and

over expectation on self. Student is

extremely under confident.

Student7 is fearful of the future and wants

to do well.

Parent is a clerk in a Tolani and wanted

suggestions on how to help him have a

better future.

22/7/17 3

students

FYBCOM,

TYBFM,

FYBCOM

3 F

Student1 had coke for follow up and

reported her progress regarding self-

motivation and positive thinking

Student2 wanted to get closure regarding

her failed relationship,

Student3 had low self-esteem and was

unable to be honest and trustworthy as she

was easily swayed by others.

29/7/17 4

students

FYBCOM,

BSCIT,

SYBCOM,

SYBCOM

3M, 1F

Student1 had been in a relationship where

parents are both parties are against it and

he keeps getting in trouble because of it.

Student2 quit engineering due to stress,

unappreciated by parents, depressed, feels

that he knows everything but wants to do

nothing. Extremely under stimulated.

Student3 is having issues with control,

wants to control the lives of others

according to him. As he feels that he

knows best.

Student4 is experiencing trust issues as she

had been betrayed by ex.

5/8/17 3

students

SFYBSCIT,

SYJC,

SYBCOM

2 M, 1 F

Student1 had come for follow up regarding

changes in study schedule and positive

changes in thought patterns

Student2 had emotional issues, mother had

passed away, father remarried and the

student had issues with the step mother.

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Student is extremely lonely. Counselor has

requested to meet the father.

Student3's father passed away when he

was 3. Mother is extremely controlling and

nagging. This has caused low self-esteem.

He holds grudges and unable to forgive

people.

19/8/17 2

students

SYBCOM,

FYBAF 2F

Student1 has made progress with strategies

discussed in earlier session.

Student2 comes from a conservative

family, parents don't provide her with any

basic necessities. She is keen to learn and

is extremely motivated. However no

support from family.

9/9/17 2

students

TYBCOM,

FYBAF 2F

Student1 comes from broken home, major

issues with father. Has experienced

childhood emotional trauma. This is

affecting her career choice as parents are

not supporting her decision.

Student2 follow up regarding successful

application of various strategies. There are

major positive changes and will be

confronting parents soon.

16/9/17 3

students

TYBCOM,

TYBCOM,

TYBCOM

3F

Student1 has experienced improvement

after last session.

Student2 was emotionally involved with

neighbour who didn't take advantage of

her. She is distressed and wants to marry

him despite knowing that he is getting

married soon.

Student3 got molested in train and all her

friends beat up the guy she was feeling

dirty and traumatised.

23/9/17 8

students

TYBCOM,

FYBSCIT,

FYBCOM,

FYBSCIT,

TYBSCIT,

FYBCOM,

TYBCOM,

SYJC

3 M, 5 F

Student1 stole 6500 from brother and was

experiencing severe anxiety. Had not been

paid from internship from. Past 3 months.

Student2 was in a relationship with a guy

who she later found out was married. He

got her pregnant and she had to abort she

was traumatised with the betrayal and the

loss of her baby.

Student3 was suffering from low self

esteem and easily swayed by other people's

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comments.

Student4 reported progress with the

strategies applied. He is able to study in

routine and no longer has fights at home.

Will soon start internship.

Student5 shared that she lost her after in

2010 and regrets not meeting him the last

time. Mother is verbally and physically

abusive. She wants to be an airhostess.

Student6 worked at a placement agency in

vacations. The company tried to create

fraud using her name and telephone

number. Extremely stressed and upset.

Student7 has kidney stones and is always

in pain. He also failed 1 exam and under

stress. Will benefit from swimming.

Student8 has constant anxiety attacks, us

financially unstable, dislikes commerce but

has no other options. Wants to be a singer.

7/10/17

4student

s 3

parents

FYBSCIT,

TYBCOM,

FYJC,

FYBAF,

3 F, 2 M,

Parents -

2 F, 1 M

student1 has made progress and is on

better terms with parents

Student2 used somatic therapy to relieve

his stress

Student3 is promiscuous and has sent nude

pictures to her bf.

Parent1-mother of student3 is extremely

supportive to the point of turning a blind

eye. Didn't support her when she was

molested by cousin. Reconciled with

daughter.

Parent2-brother wants to support her

however feels that stopping her from

coming to college will benefit her.

Refused. Normal college life will help her

overcome her past trauma.

Parent3-Aunt is supportive, wants her to

continue her education. Is curious about

how many bfs she has had. Is angry with

mother for turning a bling eye to her

stealing money and similar bad behaviour.

Student4, father backtracked and didn't

allow her to go for computer classes,

completely broken. Asked her to speak to

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her principal.

14/10/17 6

students

SYBCOM,

TYBCOM,

TYBCOM,

TYBFA,

FYJC,

TYBAF

2M, 4F

Student1 is getting manipulated by a girl

who is threatening suicide, have asked to

inform principal.

Student2 feels that her mother is having an

affair. Is extremely disturbed.

Student3 has issues with self-esteem. Is

very rude and overly sarcastic. Gets into

fights and dislikes people. Will work on

self.

Student4 has issues with loneliness. Has an

autoimmune disorder which makes her fall

unconscious if not well rested. Her best

friend is slowly moving away and this is

causing her to be distressed.

Student5 came for follow up, situation at

home is not volatile anymore however

they're still not completely trusting her.

Will meet Navjit ma'am.

Student6 has issues with ego. Extremely

self centred and unable to let go of

grudges. Is spoiling relationships due to

this.

11/11/17

6

students

1 staff

SYBCOM,

FYBSCIT,

TYBCOM,

TYBCOM,

SYBCOM,

SYBSCIT+

Staff

4 F, 2 M

1. FU session, student is doing better, more

confident. No longer depressed.

2. Relationship issue. Low self-esteem.

3. Death of relative. Emotional issue.

4. Anxiety and panic attacks.

5. Academic concerns- failed exams.

6. Staff-Son is slow learner- needs

academic intervention and compensation

from university.

25/11/17

3

students

, 3

parents

MCOM,

FYJC,

TYBCOM

3 M, 3 F

1.Relationship difficulty

2. Student being truant- mother and brother

accompanied her.

3.Academic concern- parent had

accompanied

2/12/17

7

students

, 2

parents

SYJC,

SYBCOM,

FYJC,

SYJC,

SYJC,

SYJC, SYJC

6 F, 3 M

1. Family difficulty- father is alcoholic,

low self-esteem, failing in class

2. Low self-esteem due to wearing glasses,

has stopped wearing glasses-causing

problems

3. FU with mother and student regarding

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truancy, and misbehavior at home

4. Karate sportsperson, lost motivation to

study due to distraction

5. Confused about his course wants to do

psychology or social service

6. FU with student and both parents

regarding students lack of motivation

7. Student and mother regarding their

souring relationship, mother is too pushy

and demanding.

9/12/17

9

students

3

parents

FYBSCIT,

FYJC,

SYJC,

SYJC,

SYJC,

SYJC,

FYJC,

FYJC, FYJC

4 M, 11 F

1.Low self-esteem, unable to translate

words into action

2. FU with mother and brother regarding

truancy and behavior at home

3. career enquiry

4. Career queries

5. parents regarding dealing with

emotional problem dealing with daughter

6. Academic concern

7. Student and mother regarding college

not giving concession for severe LD in

math.

8. mother of student had come for self help

16/2/18

4

Student

s 2

Parents

FYBCOM,

FYJC,

SYJC,

SYJC,

5 F, 1 M

1.Student wants to stop wearing burqa

2.FU with mother and brother as requested

by VP

3. Enquiry about self-financing course

4. Emotional concern- mom had

committed suicide, student experiencing

Abuse at foster home, failed suicide

attempt, uncle is politically powerful so no

one is able to help her.

6/1/18

2

parents,

2

students

FYJC,

SYBCOM 4 F

1.FU with student and parent as requested

by VP

2. Student and parent regarding academic

difficulty

13/1/18

1

student,

1

parent,

1 staff

FYBFA 3 F

1. Student and mother regarding student’s

relationship which family doesn’t approve

of

2. Staff member has query regarding

special school for a relative’s disabled

child

20/1/18 4 4 SYJC 2 F, 2 M 1.Career related query

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students 2,3,4- group session regarding academics,

lack of motivation, study strategies etc.

27/1/18

3

students

, 1

parent

SYBMS,

FYBMS,

SYBCOM

4 F

1.Issues with friends and group,

adjustment difficulty

2.Career query with mother-unable to cope

up with CA studies

3. Low self-esteem and low confidence.

Unable to interact with opposite sex.

Difficulty in coping with emotions

10/2/18

4

students

, 2

parents

SYJC,TYBC

OM, SYJC,

TYBCOM

2 M, 4F

1. Career query regarding CS and labor

law with mother

2. FU regarding emotional concerns

3. FU with mother as requested by VP

4. Anxiety concerns, extremely

hardworking, doesn’t take breaks at all.

Experiencing burn out

17/2/18

4

student,

3

parents

FYJC,

SYJC,

FYBCOM,

FYBCOM

2 M, 5F

1. FU as requested by VP

2. Study strategy for exams and stress

management

3. 4. Bullying- victim and bully sessions.

3/3/18

4

Student

s

TYBCOM,

TYBCOM,

FYBCOM,F

YBCOM

1 F, 3 M

1. Adjustment issues with family, unable

to deal with the conservative nature of her

family and cope up with the real world.

2. Emotional concern- anxiety for future,

has experienced nervous breakdown

recently.

3. Bullied by classmate.

4. Student regularly bullies classmates

8/3/18

3

students

,

TYBCOM,

TYBCOM,

TYBCOM

3 F

1. Student is in an emotionally abusive

relationship. Wanted support to be able to

break up.

2. 2 students had difficulty in maintaining

friendship due to a common male friend.

17/3/18

6

students

, 1

parent

FYBCOM,

FYBCOM,

FYJC,

FYJC,

SYJC, SYJC

5 F, 2 M

1. FU regarding family issues, parents

have allowed student to not wear complete

burqa, she only has to wear headscarf.

2. Student is disinterested in attending

college, feels like he’s made a mistake by

choosing commerce. Wants to change his

stream.

3. FU with mother on request of VP

4.Confused between CA and BMM, also

wants to further his magician ambitions.

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5. FU after exam, student applied study

strategies and was able to write exam

without stress

6. FU after exam, student applied study

strategies and was able to write exam and

remember content effectively.

24/3/18 11

students

SYBCOM,

SYBCOM,

SYBCOM,

FYBCOM,

FYBCOM,

FYBCOM,

FYBCOM,

FYBCOM,

SYJC,

SYJC,

TYBCOM

8 M, 3 F

1,2,3- Academic concern. Students wanted

to discuss effective study strategies for the

upcoming exams.

4. Student has difficulty in making friends

and was feeling low due to not having

friends.

5. Student wanted suggestion on how to

cope with overthinking and being

overwhelmed with difficult emotions

6,7,8- Academic concern. Students wanted

to discuss effective study strategies for the

upcoming exams.

9- Academic concern. Student wanted to

discuss effective study strategies for the

upcoming exams.

10- Academic concern. Student wanted to

discuss effective study strategies for the

upcoming exams.

11- Student is experiencing relationship

difficulties.

31/3/18 2

students

SYBMS,

FYBCOM 1M, 1 F

1.FU student discussed progress of his

mental wellbeing

2. Student is experiencing difficulty with

dealing with parents, she feels they have

become too controlling and nagging.

Total no. of students counseled

(June 2017 to March 2018) (Second term added separately)

MALE = 15 + 26 = 41

FEMALE = 36 + 48 = 84

TOTAL = 41 + 84 = 125

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Total no. of Staff counseled

FEMALES = 01 + 02 = 03

TOTAL = 01 + 02 = 03

Total no. of Parents counseled

MALES = 01 + 06 = 07

FEMALES = 05 + 13 = 18

TOTAL = 06 + 19 = 25

GRAND TOTAL- 153

REMARKS OF THE COUNSELOR:

1. Students will benefit from sexual harassment/ cyber-crime workshop.

2. Many girls are being forced into marriage or forced to give up education due to their

orthodox families. These girls will benefit if the college could support them in securing

their education.

3. Anti-bullying workshop will be beneficial as many new bullying cases have come up.

4. Many students have come this term, rise seen in male numbers as well. This term has

seen rise in parent sessions as well. Parents are open to suggestions and apply them

effectively.

5. College will benefit with parent workshops as well.

6. Many kids are clueless about career, Counselor suggests doing internship or part-time to

increase real life knowledge.

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REPORT OF COUNSELING SESSIONS FOR A.Y. 2017-18

CAREER COUNSELOR - MS. UPASANA SONI (Joined from June 2017-18)

Sr.

No. Date

Student /

Staff /

Parent

Class, in

case of

students

Gender

Nature of issue/problem in brief

(as mentioned in the counselor’s

register)

1 28/6/17 11 students SYBCOM &

TYBAF

6F &

5M

What after graduation, Info on

MBA, CA, Advertising, Fashion

designing, CFA, GFMP.

2 5/7/17 7 students

TYBCOM &

SYBCOM &

FYBCOM &

TYBSCIT

5F &

2M

Queries on Finance, Banking,

ICWA, Teaching, MCA & Air

hostess.

3 12/7/17 10 students

TYBCOM,

FYBFM,

FYBCOM,

TYBMS &

FYBCOM

6F &

4M

Girls and Boys both asked these

questions Acca, CA, Mass Media,

Designing & Journalism.

4 9/8/17 13 students

TYBCOM,

SYBCOM,

TYBAF,

TYBFM &

SYBCOM

13F

What after B.com, language

courses, special education,

Accounting, Teaching, Travel &

Tourism & Banking exams.

5 23/8/17 13 students

FYBAF,

TYBCOM &

FYBCOM

11F &

2M

Girls=CA, MBA, Acting, Tourism,

Social Work, Teaching & Company

Secretary. Boys= MBA &

Finance

6 13/9/17 8 students

TYBCOM,

FYBCOM,

SYBOM &

BSC IT

4F &

4M

Girls & boys both asked questions

related to CFA, Cost Management,

Special Education, MCA, M.sc IT,

Marketing & Business

Management

7 26/9/17 11 students

TYBOM,

SYBCOM &

FYBCOM

6F &

5M

Boys – Airline industry, Marketing

& CA.

Girls –Material Management, -

Logistics, Finance & Designing.

8 4/10/17 2 students TYBCOM &

FYBAF

1M &

1F

CS, Social Work, Teaching &

Banking.

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9 9/10/2017 5 students BSCIT &

SYBCOM

4F &

1M

Girls- BSCIT, Hospitality industry,

Police and Physical Education.

Boy- Cabin Crew.

10 15/11/2017 1 students SYBCOM 1F What after graduation, Banking,

Sales and accounts.

11 22/11/2017 No Students EXAMS

12 11/12/2017 1 students SYJC 1F Finance and BMS courses

13 20/12/17 8 students

TYBCOM,

TYBFM,

SYBCOM,

SYBAF

3F &

5M

Banking, Defense, logistics,

Marketing, Designing & MBA.

14 10/1/2018 4 students

TYBCOM,

FYBCOM,

FYBSCIT

3F & 1

M

Computers, Finance, Management

& CS.

15 31/1/2018 6 students

FYBFM,

FYBCOM,

FYBMS,

SYBCOM

4F &

2M

Girls=Stock market, creative fields.

Boys= MBA & Finance

16 14/2/2018 10 students

TYBCOM,

SYJC,

TYBAF

TYBFM &

FYBFM

4F &

5M

Girls & boys both asked questions

related to CA, CS, Railways, Law,

Travel & Tourism and Social Work

& Special Education.

17 28/2/2018 12 students

TYBOM,

SYBCOM,

FYBCOM &

TYBBI

9F &

3M

Boy – Management, Finance. Girls

–Material Management, - Logistics,

Finance, Teaching, Air hostess and

banking exams

18 21/3/2018 12 students

TYBCOM &

FYJC &

SYJC

2M &

10F

Teaching, Law, BMS, CS, CA,

Creative fields, Banking &

Finance.

19 28/3/2018 12 students

BSCIT &

SYBCOM,

FYBFM,

MCOM II,

FYBMS,

TYBMS

6F &

6M

Girls- Advertising, Digital

Marketing and Professor.

Education.

Boy- Business, Marketing and

Finance, Visual arts, Integrated

Law

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MCOM,

BMS

TYBOM,

SYJC

20 4/4/2018 12 students

SYJC,

FYBFM,

FYBCOM &

MCOM.

9 F &

3M

Teaching, Tour guide, CA, BMS,

Management, BAF, BFM & Army

21 11/4/2018 5 students SYJC &

FYBCOM

4F &

1M Economics, Teaching and Finance.

Total no. of students counseled

MALES = 24 + 28 = 52

FEMALES = 56 + 55 = 111

TOTAL = 163

DATED: 28-6-2016 TO 11-4-2018

TOTAL COUNT OF STUDENTS: 163

Remarks of the Counselor:

The career counseling experience of this year was very enriching at Tolani College. It gave a

sense of satisfaction to guide about 163 students in 9 months. This year BAF, TYBCOM and

SYJC students showed good interest in taking career guidance.3 Ex-student came for the

career guidance session and 3 parents with their children visited for career guidance and one

9th standard student was referred by the principal for career guidance.

Below are a few observations-

➢ Students are enthusiastic about their careers.

➢ They are keen on knowing offbeat options too.

➢ Many students have started doing part time jobs for experience and exposure, this

reflected on their confidence.

➢ Teaching, Banking, Finance and Advertising are the most commonly sorted options.

➢ Many students were keen on doing part time jobs specially those studying B.COM.

➢ Many students who were doing CA with B.Com felt clueless when they failed in CPT.

➢ Due to exam, very less students came in the month of Nov’17.

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ANNEXURE 7: PRIZE WINNERS & LIST OF PARTICIPANTS IN SPORTS

ACTIVITIES (A.Y. 2017-18)

PRIZE WINNERS’ LIST 2017-18

NATIONAL LEVEL

Sr.

No.

Names Class Event Prize

SHOOTING

1. Sumeet

Vishwakarma

S.Y.B.Com West Zone 10m Air Pistol Junior men at

MRA, Worli

Bronze

STATE LEVEL

BOXING

JUDO

1. Tribuvan

Bangera

T.Y.B.M.S Junior Maharashtra State Judo

Competition held at Nashik

Silver

INTER COLLEGIATE LEVEL

BOXING

JUDO

1. Tribuvan

Bangera

T.Y.B.M.S

Mumbai University Intercollegiate Judo

Competition held at Viva College, Vasai

on 14th October, 2017

Gold

Mumbai University Intercollegiate Judo

Competition held at Viva College, Vasai

on 14th October, 2017 (Open Weight)

Silver

2. Snehal Patil T.Y.BAF Mumbai University Judo at Viva College,

Virar 14th Oct 17

Gold

3. Kiran Yadav T.Y.B.Com Mumbai University Judo competition at

Viva College , Virar 14th Oct 17

Silver

4. Sonal Gond T.Y.B.Com Mumbai University Judo competition at

Viva College , Virar 14th Oct 17

Silver

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5. Naina Yadav S.Y.B.Com Mumbai University Judo competition at

Viva College , Virar 14th Oct 17

Silver

6. Khushboo

Yadav

T.Y.B.Com Mumbai University Judo competition at

Viva College , Virar 14th Oct 17

Bronze

SHOOTING

1. Ankit Jain

MCom-1

Mumbai University Intercollegiate

Shooting Competition [10M Air Pistol

Team] at Ruparel College

Gold

Mumbai University Intercollegiate

Shooting Competition [10M Open Sight

Air Rifle] at Ruparel College

Bronze

2. Shreyas

Khamkar

MCom-1

Mumbai University Intercollegiate

Shooting Competition [10M Air Pistol

Team] at Ruparel College

Gold

Mumbai University Intercollegiate

Shooting Competition [10M Air Pistol

Men ] at Ruparel College

Bronze

3. Devang

Indap

T.Y.B.Com. Mumbai University Intercollegiate

Shooting Competition [ 10m open Sight

Air Rifle Men ] At Ruparel College

Gold

Mumbai University Intercollegiate

Shooting Competition [ 10M Air Pistol

Men ] At Ruparel College

Gold

Mumbai University Intercollegiate

Shooting Competition Team [ open Sight

air rifle ] At Ruparel college

Bronze

4. Sumeet

Vishwakarma

S.Y.B.Com. Mumbai University Intercollegiate

Shooting Competition Team [ Air Pistol]

Gold

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At Ruparel College

Mumbai University Intercollegiate

Shooting Competition Individual [Air

Pistol] At Ruparel College

Silver

Mumbai University Intercollegiate

Shooting Competition Team [ open Sight

air rifle ] At Ruparel college

Bronze

5. Heena

Naikwadi

M.Com.-II Mumbai University Intercollegiate

Shooting Competition [10M Air Pistol

Women Team ] at Ruparel College

Silver

6. Ramiza Shaikh M.Com.-II Mumbai University Intercollegiate

Shooting Competition [10M Air Pistol

Women Team ] at Ruparel College

Silver

7. Aditi Pandey M.Com.-II Mumbai University Intercollegiate

Shooting Competition [10M Air Rifle Peep

Sight Women Team ] at Ruparel College

Bronze

8. Siddhi Giri M.Com-I. Mumbai University Intercollegiate

Shooting Competition [ 10M Air Pistol

Women Team ] at Ruparel College

Silver

Mumbai University Intercollegiate

Shooting Competition [ 10M Peep Sight

Air Pistol Women Team] At Ruparel

College

Bronze

9. Shivam

Neotia

M.Com-I. Mumbai University Intercollegiate

Shooting [ 10M Air Rifle Peep Sight Men

Team] At Ruparel College

Bronze

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10. Zeba Kazi T.Y.B.M.S. Mumbai University Intercollegiate

Shooting Competition [ 10M Air Pistol

Women Team ] At Ruparel College

Silver

11. Mohit

Dasarda

T.Y.B.Com. Mumbai University [ 10M Air Rifle Peep

Sight men Team]

Bronze

12. Atul Tiwari T.Y.B.M.S. Mumbai University Intercollegiate

Shooting [ 10M Open Sight Air Rifle

Men Team ] At Ruparel College

Bronze

13. Preeti Anali S.Y.B.M.S. Mumbai University Intercollegiate

Shooting [ 10M Air Rifle Peep Sight

Women Team] At Ruparel College

Bronze

14. Bhavesh

Palekar

S.Y.B.M.S. Mumbai University [ 10M Air Rifle Peep

Sight men Team] At Ruparel College

Bronze

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

INTERNATIONAL LEVEL

JUDO

1 Tribuvan

Bangera

T.Y.B.M.S Participated in17th Annual US Sumo (Sumo Wrestling)

Open competition at International level held at Long

Beach, California on 17th June

NATIONAL LEVEL

JUDO

2 Snehal Patil T.Y.BAF All India Inter-University at Tilak Maharashtra

Vidyapeeth, Pune

SHOOTING

3 Heena

Naikwadi

M.Com.-II Participated in West Zone Shooting Championship 4th

June 2017.

Participated in G.V. Mavlankar Shooting

Championship at Worli (MRA)

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4 Ankit Jain M.Com-I

All India Inter-University [10M Air Pistol Shooting

Men] At Amritsar 9th-14th Nov 17

61th National Shooting Championship Competition

(Kerala) 11th-31st Dec 17

5 Shreyas

Khamkar

M.Com.-I. All India Inter-University [ 10M Air Pistol Shooting

Men] At Amritsar

6 Siddhi

Giri

M.Com.-I. All India Inter-University Shooting Championship at

Amritsar

61th National Shooting Championship Competition at

Kerala

7 Shivam

Neotia

M.Com.-I 61th National Shooting Championship Competition at

Kerala

8 Zeba Kazi T.Y.B.M.S. 61th National Shooting Championship Competition at

Kerala

9 Sumeet

Vishwaka

rma

S.Y.B.Com. All India Inter-University Shooting Competition at

Amritsar

61th National Shooting Championship Competition at

Kerala

10 Preeti

Anali

S.Y.B.M.S. 61th National Shooting Championship Competition at

Kerala

11 Bhavesh

Palekar

S.Y.B.M.S. 61th National Shooting Championship Competition at

Kerala

STATE LEVEL

SHOOTING

1 Heena

Naikwadi

M.Com.-II Participated in Maharashtra Air Weapon Shooting

Competition at Worli (MRA) Feb-17

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Participated in Maharashtra Air Weapon Shooting

Competition at Worli (MRA) Mar-17

Participated in Maharashtra Air Weapon Shooting

Competition at Worli (MRA) Jun-17

Participated in Maharashtra Air Weapon Shooting

Competition at Worli (MRA) Aug-17 ·Participated in

Maharashtra State Shooting Championship at Worli

(MRA)

Participated in West Zone Shooting Championship 4th

June17

Participated in G.V. Mavlankar Shooting

Championship at Worli (MRA)

2. Ankit Jain M.Com.-I Participated in Maharashtra State Shooting Competition

at Worli (MRA)

Maharashtra Air Weapon Shooting at Worli (MRA)

3. Shreyas

Khamkar

M.Com.-I Participated in Maharashtra State Shooting

Championship at Worli (MRA)

Participated in West Zone Shooting Championship at

Worli 4th June17

Participated in G.V. Mavlankar Shooting Championship

at Worli (MRA)

Participated in Maharashtra Air Weapon Shooting

Competition at Worli (MRA) Feb-17

Participated in Maharashtra Air Weapon Shooting

Competition at Worli (MRA) Mar-17

Participated in Maharashtra Air Weapon Shooting

Competition at Worli (MRA)Jun-17

Participated in Maharashtra Air Weapon Shooting

Competition at Worli (MRA) Aug-17

4. Siddhi Giri M.Com.-I Participated in Maharashtra State Shooting

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Championship at Worli (MRA)

Participated in Maharashtra Air Weapon Competition

at Worli (MRA) Aug-17

5. Devang

Indap

T.Y.B.Com. Participated in Maharashtra Air Weapon Competition

at Worli (MRA)

6. Mohit

Dasarda

T.Y.B.Com. Participated in 5th West Zone shooting Competition 4th

June17

Participated in G.V. Mavlankar Shooting

Championship at Worli (MRA)

7. Zeba Kazi T.Y.BMS Participated in Maharashtra Air Weapon Shooting

Competition at Worli (MRA) Feb-17

Participated in Maharashtra Air Weapon Shooting

Competition at Worli (MRA) Mar-17

Participated in Maharashtra Air Weapon Shooting

Competition at Worli (MRA) Jun-17

Participated in Maharashtra Air Weapon Shooting

Competition at Worli (MRA) Aug-17

Participated in Maharashtra State Shooting

Championship at Worli (MRA)

Participated in Open State Shooting Championship

8. Sumeet

Vishwakar

ma

S.Y.B.Com. Maharashtra State Shooting Championship at Worli

(MRA)

9. Preeti Anali S.Y.BMS Participated in Maharashtra State Shooting

Championship at Worli (MRA)

Participated in Maharashtra Air Weapon Shooting

Competition at Worli (MRA)

Participated in Maharashtra Air Weapon Shooting

Competition at Worli (MRA)

10. Bhavesh

Palekar

S.Y.BMS Participated in Maharashtra Air Weapon Shooting

Competition at Worli (MRA) Jun-17

Participated in Maharashtra Air Weapon Shooting

Competition at Worli (MRA) Aug-17

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ANNEXURE 8: LIST OF INTER-COLLEGIATE PRIZE WINNERS IN CULTURAL

EVENTS (A.Y 2017-18)

EVENT NAME NAME OF STUDENT PRIZE

KONFLUX 18 – IBS BUSINESS SCHOOL

Treasure Hunt Allwyn Sequeira, Divya Nadar

Sarah Rangwala, Ashmita Poojary

Second

Sketch-O-Rama Allwyn Sequeira First

Sketch-O-Rama Vaibhavi Patil, Sarabjeet Singh Frist

Kalamanch Rahul Mane

DPL Solo Vighnesh Sarpanch Frist

Art in mind Vaibhavi Patil, Apurva Satam

Priyanka Mirajkar

First

Art in mind Kunjika Kapoor, Anil Prajapati

Meghal Jain

Second

CRESENDO 18 – MALINI KISHOR SANGHVI COLLEGE

Costume making (Costumista) Nasim Sayed, Shweta Kotian

Reena Patel

Second

Dancing

[The only hero on the floor]

Vighnesh Sarpanch Second

Dancing

[The only hero on the floor]

Poorbaja Tripathi Third

Stand up comedy [Killer Joke] Sahil Bakalkar Third

Box Cricket Hrishikesh Sawant, Dipesh Ankolkar

Kunal Gupta, Nishant Phate

Omkar Gaikwad, Sanjana Jaiswal

Siddhesh Garande

Second

Arm Wrestling Sabrinath Vasu First

Debate [Battle for Justice] Rishab Khandari First

Elocution Sohail Shaikh First

Treasure Hunt [GOTHAM

UNDERGROUND]

Rishab khandari, Vijaykant Yadav

Nasim Sayyed

Third

Stark the Arc Sabrinath Vasu, Rishab Khandari Second

Journalism [THE DAILY PLANET Rishab Khandari, Vijaykant Yadav First

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REPORT]

Journalism [THE DAILY PLANET

REPORT]

Suraj Sharma, Sayed Majid Second

Carom Nasim Sayed Second

War of Words Vijaykant Yadav, Rishab KKhandari Third

Logo Quiz [NAME THE HEROIC

SYMBOL]

Shalin Sharma, Pranav Pandey Second

Logo Quiz [NAME THE HEROIC

SYMBOL]

Yash Roy, Sahil Bakarkar Third

BEST CL AWARD Sabrinath Vasu

KSHITIJ – MITHIBAI COLLEGE

Lyrical Hip hop Dance Vignesh Sarpanch Third

Job Hunt Sohail Shaikh First

AMBEDKAR STUDENT ASSOCIATION, MUMBAI

Essay Competition Johanna Thapa Consolation

EMMORZEAL’ 17 – S.M. SHETTY COLLEGE

Table Tennis (Boys) Omkar Gaikwad Third

ZEST 2018 – ALKESH DINESH MODY INSTITUTE

Solo Singing Vishal Kavaiya Second

Fashion Show Aarti Jadhav, Monica Jain, Mishal

Anwar, Ankita Yadav, Krithika Vyas,

Sai Chukka, Daniel Fernandes,Roshan

Khadka, Chirag Sharma, Priya Paula,

Bhagyashri Arekar, Bhavesh Patel

Second

Solo Dance Vignesh Sarpanch Third

Rangoli Vedika Bagkar First

Badminton Priti Mishra First

PARALLAX – L.S.RAHEJA COLLEGE

Tug-of-War Daniel Fernandes, Sabrinath Vasu, Sai

Chukka, Alison Barretto, Priti Singh,

Sanil Kotian, Krithika Vyas, Ankita

Yadav

First

185, JOGESHWARI (EAST) VIDHAN SABHA MATADAR SANGH

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Rangoli (Voters Day Celebration) Kasturi Karekar Second

BE A BANKER - VY THAKUR COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND COMMERCE

(STATE LEVEL COMPETITION)

PPT Competition Steffiny D’Souza, Neoni Dalmeida,

Sakshi Chavan, Neha Kesarkar

Third

CONSORTIUM- MITHIBAI MOTIRAM KUNDNANI COLLEGE

Lights, Camera, Action Komal Bandivadekar, Shivani Mohite,

Masroor Khan, Shubham Kothari,

Emmanuel Lobo, Claine Castelino,

Neeraj Shegde, Shalvi Kalelkar, Divya

Danvaani

First

The Settlement Movil Mathias First

The Deliberation Allwyn Sequeira First

Sell or Get Sold Juned Shah, Dipika Gohil, Yash

Bohara, Aakash Patnayak

Second

The Analyst Nitesh Shetty Second

Bulls And Bears Yash Bohara, Saheb Kohli, Nitesh

Shetty

First

Call & Raise Gaurav Shetty, Vignesh Sarpanch,

Arvind Shukla

Second

Businetize Raunak Pathak, Dipika Gohil, Juned

Shah, Nasim Sayed

Second

The Conference Room Shree Kumar First

METER DOWN-R.D.NATIONAL COLLEGE

Just A Minute Burhanuddin Bhajiwala, Kishan Gupta First

Just A Minute Arbaz Khan, Rashid Khan Second

Campus Culture Yash Deore, Burhanuddin Bhajiwala,

Anju Yadav

First

Stock It Up Sarabjeet Singh, Jostin D’silva Third

Third

Twist And Turn Sarabjeet Singh, Jostin D’silva, Anjana

Joshi, Vedanti Madhav

First

Fashion Show Espy Pereira, Vijaylaxmi Mishra, Second

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Tabassum Shaikh, Masroor Khan,

Arbaaz Sayyed, Shruti Gupta, Sonal

Paswan, Yash Deore, Sarah Fernandes,

Abhishek Mali, Saurabh More, Pranita

Pawar

MANIBEN NANAVATI WOMEN’S COLLEGE

Inter – Collegiate Debate

Competition

Revathi Nair, Movil Mathias First

Inter – Collegiate Debate

Competition

Komal Yadav, Priya Pandey Second

Inter – Collegiate Debate

Competition

Saba Ekramullah, Shivam Tiwari Third

COSMOS JALLOSH - COSMOPOLITAN’S VALIA COLLEGE

Carrom Yash Roy Second

Quizeria Maria Philip, Zain Sayed First

Poetry Slam Shubham Kothari Second

Minute To Win It Zain Sayed

Raj Bisht, Ashish Medicala

Second

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ANNEXURE 9: BEST PRACTICES

Best Practice No. 1:

1. Title: Intercollegiate Workshop –Eureka

2. Goal: The aim of the workshop is to:

a. create a platform for students to interact with senior faculty members of the

respective courses and more importantly, the subject experts.

b. give an opportunity to faculty member for discussions related to the

curriculum and suggest changes in the syllabi

c. orient students from the University examinations point of view.

3. Challenges:

● Locational disadvantage of the College

● Minor challenges like mutually convenient date for the faculty members from

other colleges and the College

4. Practice:

● E-Banner and E-content is sent to all the colleges through e-mail and WhatsApp.

● Senior faculty members are invited as subject experts for guiding the students.

● Feedback is taken from the students and faculty members to understand the

effectiveness of the workshop.

5. Constraints/Limitation

● Time constraints

6. Evidence of Success

● The feedback obtained from the learners indicates that the workshop is useful for

preparation of examinations.

● Faculty members get an opportunity to network and share their inputs

7. Problems encountered

● Considering the main objective of the workshop, it is usually organised at the end

of the term. This is a major challenge as during this period faculty members are

involved in many other activities and examination related work.

Best Practice No.2:

1. Title: Involving students in research undertaken by faculty members

2. Goal: To develop research bent of mind among learners and create interest in

research.

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3. Challenges:

● Most of the learners lack understanding of research

● Training learners for primary data collection

4. Practice:

● The faculty members identify learners who are interested in assisting them in

conducting research

● The faculty members train the learners for proper administration of the

questionnaire among the respondents

● The learners also assist in tabulation of data and preparation of charts

5. Constraints/ Limitation:

● As of now, learners’ involvement is restricted to assistance in collection of data

and tabulation.

● The data collection needs to be timed during vacation

6. Evidence of Success:

● Learners successfully completed the survey. These learners have developed an

inclination towards research and proactively participate in research convention

like Avishkar.

7. Problems encountered:

● Respondents were not very forthcoming and serious when approached by

learners.