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SATISH PRADHAN DNYANASADHANA COLLEGE, THANE

(Arts, Science and Commerce)+ rd

Re-accredited 'B ' Grade (• 3 Cycle • CGPA 2.69) by NAAC

Aided Prospectus

2021-2022

AIDED PROSPECTUS 2021-2022

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1 Shri. Satish Pradhan Founder President and Trustee

2 Shri. Kamlesh S. Pradhan General Secretary and Trustee

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Shri. Satish G. Sheth Treasurer and Trustee 4

5 Shri. Shrikant Deole

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Mrs. Manasi K. Pradhan

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Mrs. Ashwini M. Kotwal

Shri. Sameer S. Phanse

Trustee

Joint Secretary and Trustee

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Trustee

Sr. No.

Committee Member Name Designation

VisionTo develop a centre of excellence in education

Mission

To strengthen the students academically,

socially and economically

DNYANASADHANA, THANE (SOCIETY)

EST. : 1980 (Reg. No. MAH / 759 / THN)


First Cycle+Accredited 'B ' Grade by NAAC

Third Cycle+Re-accredited 'B ' Grade By NAAC

(With CGPA 2.69)

Second CycleRe-accredited 'B' Grade by NAAC


Message from the Founder President and Trustee

Dear Students and Families,

Welcome to Satish Pradhan Dnyanasadhana College Thane (established in the year 1980)and thank you for taking the time to learn more about us.

On behalf of the SPDC faculty, administration, and staff, I welcome you to visit our website which is www.dnyanasadhanacollege.org We are very happy to become acquainted with you and to help you succeed in your educational journey.

The student is the most important person on our campus. We create opportunities and inspire students to achieve their goals. We recognize that, in addition to our students’ academic pursuits, to lead full, satisfactory lives, they need our support. Accordingly, SPDC offers more than just a great learning experience. It broadens horizons and challenges assumptions.

As the President of SPDC, it is my pleasure to share with you my vision of this institution.

Our VISION is to develop a centre of excellence in education. SPDC seeks for academic excellence in all of its educational programs. Our major strength lies in a strong team of highly qualified faculty and dedicated staff who deliver first class education.

Currently, we at Satish Pradhan Dnyanasadhana College, Thane have 32 teaching staff who have been awarded Ph.D. degrees and 7 of the teachers are pursuing Ph.D. All these multi talented professors inspire students to present their Research papers in State / National / International conferences, which will add high value to their profile after graduation.

Moreover, in the fast-changing global economic environment, SPDC strives to bring global perspective to all its programs and activities. Advanced technology is employed for effective delivery and the curriculum emphasizes practical orientation in its academic approach. The college plans for global alliances with highly reputed academic organizations. We believe in preparing global leaders who in turn can reckon with contributing to the national and global economy and civil society.

SPDC has taken significant steps in the pursuit of academic excellence. Some of the specific steps taken include recruitment of highly qualified faculty with a global perspective, designing the course curriculum, and starting some of the courses which are solely available in Thane city. This will save valuable time otherwise spent in commuting.

While we are happy with the accomplishments of the SPDC so far, our MISSION is to strengthen the students academically, socially and economically. Here, you will find exceptional experiences that allow you to grow and develop, explore new interests, and fully realize your potential. Every student who walks into SPDC can dream of passing out with nothing less than a Ph.D. These and many such pursuits await the learners of this valued institution.

Similarly, producing career-ready graduates has always been central to our mission. Through a process that includes career exploration and professional preparation, we connect you with career paths and foster the skills and mindset needed for professional advancement. When you walk across the stage as a graduating senior at commencement, you will have more than just a degree from SPDC. You will have career direction and the confidence needed for success in your chosen field.

Lastly, becoming a SPDC member means you are part of a close-knit community that will support you from day one and help you achieve your vision of success. Our mission is to help you grow, discover, and realize your aspirations. Here, you will find the guidance and support to do this—whether you want to develop your leadership skills, explore your passion for the arts, serve our community, conduct your own


research, or pursue a career-defining internship. You will find mentors in our faculty, staff, and coaches, and, through our campus’ social and cultural life, you will make connections and friendships that will last a lifetime.

Our website contains many resources for you to learn about SPDC. I encourage you to visit our beautiful campus, meet our students and faculty, and see for yourself the outstanding opportunities, and facilities that SPDC offers.

With best wishes for your college search.

Sincerely,

Satish Pradhan

President,

Dnyanasadhana, Thane

Message from the Principal

Welcome to Satish Pradhan Dnyanasadhana College!

You have come to the right place. In SPDC, our teachers discover the true potential in students who can put in their best in academics, sports, cultural activities, theatre, social work, film making and more. In addition to regular classroom teaching, you can go for add on courses which will add more value to your profile. Students are encouraged to explore every possible avenue available in their learning space.

Moreover, we have a strong collaborative culture that nurtures deep communication between students, teachers and parents which in turn fosters a comprehensive understanding about the functioning of the institution with regard to academics and everything that comes with it. We encourage participation in a wide range of programs to develop skills and attitudes that will assist students to thrive in this fast-paced world.

We have a dedicated, dynamic and passionate team of teachers, who inspire our students reach their actual potential both academically and personally. We pride ourselves in our unique ability to understand our pupils individually and provide a safe, caring and friendly learning environment.

We pledge to equip our students with an integrated holistic approach which will nurture them to be happy, mature adults who contribute meaningfully to the society.

Become a part of our ever-growing successful learners, now and inspiring alumni, thereafter!

We are ready to fulfil your dreams with open arms!

Dr. Hemant Chitte

I/c Principal,

Satish Pradhan Dnyanasadhana, Thane


IndexSr. No. Particular Page No.

1 Instruction for Online Admission 1

2 About the College 5

3 Important Information to the Students Seeking Admission 10

4 Scholarship to Students 13

5 Reservation Policy 2 2

6 College and Office Timings 24

7 Admission Rules 25

8 Fees Structure 28

9 Courses of Faculty of Arts 30

10 Courses of Faculty of Science 35

11 Courses of Faculty of Commerce 40

12 Value Addition Activities – Certificate Courses 43

13 Mode of Refund of Fees and Deposits 44

14 Academic Calendar 47

15 Institutional Code of Conduct for Students 48

16 Summary of Faculty Development Program 49

17 Summary of Students Development Program 50

18 Summary of Glorious 40 Events 51

19 Activity Calendar 5 6

20 Staff Members 78

21 Non-Teaching Staff Members 80

22 Photo Gallery 82

23 Courses of YCMOU Available 90

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR ONLINE ADMISSION

Dear students read the instructions carefully before the Online Admission Process.

1) Go to the website: cms.dnyanasadhanacollege.org

2) S.Y. and T.Y. Classes student requires GI Number and Adhar Card Number for

filling Online Admission Form.

3) Students of F.Y. Classes require

i. PRN (Provisional Registration Number)

ii. Mobile No.

iii. Aadhar Card No.

iv. Email ID

While filling Online Admission Form

4) After filling the required information on the admission portal, new page will be

open then follow the instructions and fill the admission form.

5) Online Payment details also provided in the form.

6) After doing your online payment, its details (Transaction ID) you have to mention

in the form.

(Please Refer Page No. 2 & 3 for Details Steps of Online Admission)

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Online Admission Process 2021-22

Choose option “Students

Login” from menu bar on

https://cms.dnyanasadhanacol

lege.org/

STEP 1

Username, GI Number and

Password

If students does not remember

then use “Forgot Password”

option.

STEP 2

For In-House admission (e.g.

11th to 12th, FY to SY, SY to TY,

PG1 to PG2) students need to

click Admissions-2021 icon.

This option would appear only

f o r s t u d e n t s w h o h a v e

successfully cleared earlier

standard or year.

STEP 3

Required to select appropriate

program, subject preference

and fill all required fields.

STEP 4

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The screen would display

existing uploaded photograph

and signature from college

database. Otherwise student

needs to upload photograph and

s i g n a t u r e , a s p e r g i v e n

specification.

STEP 5

D e p e n d i n g o n s t u d e n t ’ s

category or gender program

fees would appear on the screen.

Needs to click “Proceed” button

to make payment of fees through

online mode.

STEP 6

Payment ga teway sc reen

would appear for online fees

payment. On sucessful receipt of

fees payment by col lege ,

student would receive Program

Fees receipt by email and

confirmation SMS.

STEP 7

Online Admission Process 2021-22

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Documents (Original+ 2 self-attested copies) to be submitted by the student

during admission (Applicable to Senior and Junior College):

ü H.S.C. or equivalent examination mark sheet

ü School Leaving Certificate

ü Ration Card

ü Aadhar Card of student and his parents (Father/ Mother/ Guardian)

ü 3 Stamp size photographs

For students seeking admission in the Reserved categories in addition to the

above documents, the following documents are also to be submitted:

ü Caste Certificate

ü Income Certificate from Tehsildar for the last financial year

ü Copy of the First page of Saving Bank Account pass-book. (Bank of Maharashtra)

ü Non-creamy layer certificate (Not required for SC and ST category)

ü Certificate for 'Freedom Fighters' 'Government Employees on Transfer', 'Defence

Employees', 'Ex-Serviceman', 'Physically Handicapped Persons' and 'Persons affected by

natural calamities'.

ü Students of unaided courses i.e. F.Y.B.Sc. Computer Science, B.A. in Multimedia & Mass

Communication., B.M.S., Banking and Insurance and Accounts and Finance, who do not

submit the above documents shall have to pay the full fee as prescribed by the University of

Mumbai for Open Category Students.

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About the College

Satish Pradhan Dnyanasadhana College, a Premier Education Institute, is registered under the ndSocieties Registration Act, 1960, on 2 July 1980. The Junior College was recognized by the

ndEducation Department, Government of Maharashtra by an order dated 22 October 1980. By

thvirtue of natural growth a full fledged Degree College was started on 13 June 1983. The college

is permanently affiliated to the University of Mumbai and is recognized by UGC 2(f) & 12 B. It is + rdreaccreditated 'B ' Grade (CGPA 2.69 3 cycle completed) by NAAC.

The College has faculties of Arts, Science and Commerce on aided basis and 1) B.Sc. Computer

Science, 2) B.Sc. Information Technology, 3) B.A. Multimedia and Mass Communication

4) Bachelor of Management Studies, 5) B.Com. (Accounts and Finance), 6) B.Com. (Banking and

Insurance) and 7) Bachelor of Arts (Film, Television & New Media Production) on unaided basis.

The college has fully qualified and competent teaching staff and adequate non-teaching staff.

The building is located off Eastern Express Highway, Dnyanasadhana Marg, Thane (West). The

College complex is spread over a plot of 2.2 acres with built-up space of about 93000 sq.ft. It

offers all modern amenities needed for all-round development of the students' personality. It is

accessible from Thane railway station by auto rickshaw and city bus. The institution also offers

modern facilities such as library, reading room, internet club, auditorium, well equipped

computer labs with digital overhead projectors, gymkhana, state of the art gymnasium, Audio-

Visual room, to mention a few. Students can pursue their M.Com. in a) Business Management, b)

Advanced Accountancy and M.Sc. in Chemistry (By Paper & By Research) as well as in Botany

(By Paper). The college also has a research centre for Ph.D. in Chemistry and Commerce. The

college is also a centre for Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University.

The aim of the college is to encourage and promote education to all sections of society, especially

the socially and economically backward and weaker sections of society.

Library

The college library has a vast collection of more than 77000 books covering various fields of

interest in social sciences, humanities and pure sciences. Out of which approximately 18500

books are in Marathi. It has separate collection of Audio, Video materials like CDs, DVDs etc. It

has subscriptions of over 110 periodicals which include academic journals out of which two are

in brail script and popular magazines of general interest and 19 newspapers. In addition to this,

the library provides access to thousands of e-resources through N-LIST (National Library and

Information Services Infrastructure for Scholarly Content) and other databases. The library is

fully computerized and students can access the collection through Online Public Access

Catalogue (OPAC). The reading room of the library provides facility to 300 students at a time. A

separate section equipped with required resources has been developed for the students

preparing for competitive examinations.

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Book Bank

The library provides textbooks to economically backward and Reserve Category students under

the Book Bank Scheme. Every year, approximately 300 students avail of this facility. Students

may contact the librarian for membership of the Book Bank Scheme. The Last date for

enrolment is 31 July. st

Scholar Card for Advanced Learners

The first 20 merit holders from each faculty are honoured with a scholar card which entitles

them to two additional reference books for home issue from the Library.

Internet Club (Knowledge Resource Centre)

The college has a Knowledge Resource Centre that every student can avail of. The College has

subscribed to N-LIST (National Library and Information Services Infrastructure for

Scholarly Content) by which students can access 7500 e-books and 2700 e-Journals.

Laboratories

The college has well equipped and spacious laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, Biology,

Information Technology and Computer Science for undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

Insurance

Every Student is insured for a maximum limit of lakh by paying a nominal premium of �80/- per

academic year. It covers accident and death.

Self Enhancement

In addition to academic pursuit of the students, there are associations, clubs and groups, which

conduct programmes, seminars and workshops for overall development of students, including

leadership qualities and social awareness. Such activities are organised through the following:

· National Service Scheme (N.S.S.)

· Arts Circle · Science Association · Commerce Association

· Hiker's Club · Marathi Wangmaya Mandal

· Literary Association · Students Activity Centre · National Cadet Corps (N.C.C.)

· Students' Council · Parent Teacher Association · Gymkhana

· Nature Club · Picnic and Excursions Club

A teacher convener or programme officer, who is assisted by other teaching staff, heads the

Association, Club, Group or Organisation. The convener or the programme officer, involve the

students to develop various skills. The Art Circle conducts various competitions to

· Research Promotion Cell

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encourage students to participate in the annual social gathering, 'Utopia' (Degree College),

'Indradhanu' (Junior College), intercollegiate events, state and national level competitions

organised by the University of Mumbai. The college gymkhana provides facilities for indoor and

outdoor games. The college encourages the students to participate in intercollegiate events at

district and above levels, by providing specialised coaching facilities. The students who prove

their merit are considered for scholarships.

National Service Scheme (N.S.S.)

The National Service Scheme unit is recognised by University of Mumbai and conducts its

program under the joint guidance of University of Mumbai and University Grants Commission.

The purpose of the NSS unit is to sensitize the student to the socio-economic conditions of the

weaker sections of the society. The purpose is also to provide the student with opportunities to

participate in urban and rural activities and the upliftment of the deprived class. The activities

include Swachhata Abhiyan, Street plays, rallies, tree plantation, yoga day and observing

various important days of national and international significance. This includes a compulsory

attendance at seven day residential camp in the chosen rural area. The NSS office is located on

the 4th floor. Enrollment is strictly by selection. 10 marks are awarded by the university at the

end of the year subject to the completion of duties by the student as an NSS volunteer.

National Cadet Corps (N.C.C.): (Girls and Boys)

The College has inaugurated the N.C.C. Unit in 2007 and the Boys Unit in 2009. The Total

strength to be enrolled in a year in Girls' unit is 50 girl cadets and the Boys' unit is 60 boy cadets

from XI, XII and First Year of Graduation. The interested students can enrol their names in the

month of July and August in the N.C.C. office, fourth floor, Gymkhana, between 10:00 am and

12:00 noon.

The associate NCC Officers of both the units are LT. Chirivella Radhika (Girls Unit) and LT.

DilipVasave (Boys Unit).

Throughout the year the cadets are trained in drill, social services, lectures related to N.C.C.

syllabus, firing and map reading. They attend Combine Annual Training Camps, Thal Sainik

Camps, Republic Day Camp-group selection and National camps such as mountaineering,

Trekking, Rock climbing, Scuba diving, Para-basic/sailing, Medical, Army Attachment, National

Integration camp, Personality Development camp, TSC, RDC, etc.

Civil Defence

The Civil Defence units of both senior and junior college train students to render their services to

civilians during a crisis. The students also appear for Basic Certificate Examination.

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Students' Welfare Fund

The fund is utilised to provide assistance to the needy and deserving students and to provide

necessary equipments and other facilities for all round development of the students.

Internal Complaint Committee

As per UGC regulations (Prevention, Prohibition & Redressal of Sexual Harrassment of women

Employees and Students in Higher Educational Institutions) of 2015, college has constituted

Internal Complaint Committee (ICC) for dealing with the issues of Gender Based Violence on

campus. ICC is a statutory body and is committed to create its college campus free from

discrimination, harassment, retaliation or sexual assault at all levels. College conducts various

Gender sensitization programmes through Women Development Cell.

Gymkhana

We have a spacious gymkhana on the fourth floor admeasuring 25 mtrs X 10 mtrs. which is

being utilized for various indoor sports namely Carom, Chess Table Tennis etc. Apart from this,

recently procured multipurpose mattresses will lead to increased participation in indoor

activities like Wrestling, Karate, Taekwondo, Judo as well as Kabaddi.

We also have two separate gymnasiums for boys and girls with adequate equipments which is

an icing on the cake for fitness savvy students as none of the colleges within the vicinity have

such a well-endowed indoor facility.

Our players have shown their mark in many tournaments of University of Mumbai such as Kho-

Kho, Kabaddi, Football, Handball, Table Tennis as well as number of individual medals at

University level also.

Students' Placement and Vocational Guidance Cell

The above cell works to provide job opportunity to the students. Seminar and guidance letures

are regularly arranged for enlightening students about various career courses and information

about job placement.

Student Activity Centre

The Student Activity Centre conducts workshops for creative arts and performing arts e.g.

dance, dramatics. Music (vocal), personal grooming, painting, handicraft making, rangoli,

banking and culinary skills etc. Special training is given to develop anchoring skills.

Dr. S.V. Ketkar

(Mobile No. 9821478171)

Dr. S.P. Banerjee

(Mobile No. 9987402092)

Convener, Internal Complaint Committee Member, Internal Complaint Committee

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Alumni Association

Ex-Students of the college have formed the Alumni Association. The Third Year students of

undergraduate & Second Year students of Postgraduate after appearing for the final

examination become members of the association. They meet twice in a year.

The college has raging prevention cell. Any Student or Parent or Guardian can lodge a

complaint, in writing, of ragging to the Principal. Any student whodirectly or indirectly

commits, participates in, abets or propagates ragging within or outside the Institution and if found guilty shall be dismissed from the college.

Ragging Prevention Cell

Counseling Cell

The students can avail aptitude/interest/adjustment tests provided by the career guidance and

counseling cell of the college. The Counselor, Mr. Shishir Lele is incharge of the cell for junior

college and Dr. Seema Ketkar for senior college.

Women Development Cell

The Women Development Cell works with the objective of helping girl students in need. The cell

deals with sexual harassment at any level, stress and any kind of trauma. Students in need of

counseling are requested to meet the following teachers:

Dr. S.V. KetkarConvener, Women Development Cell

(Mobile No. 9821478171)

Dr. K.R. RathodMember, Women Development Cell

(Mobile No. 9920124809)

Ms. V.N. GavandiConvener, Anti-Ragging Committee

Dr. K.R. RathodMember, Anti-Ragging Committee

(Mobile No. 9004466657) (Mobile No. 9920124809)

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Important Information to the Students Seeking Admission

(All Students/Parents/Guardians should read carefully and understand)

1. Students seeking admission from other colleges should have passed in all subjects and obtained No Objection Certificate (N.O.C.) from the last college attended.

2. Students should note that all admissions will be as per prevailing University rules/ Board rules and Government norms and will be provisional till confirmed by the authorities.

3. Students seeking admission at F.Y. in any stream should verify the subjects available at T. Y. level. College shall offer only those subjects or combinations which are mentioned in the prospectus.

4. All parents/guardians must sign the admission form after going through and understanding the rules, regulations and code of conduct governing their wards.

5. Students who do not submit original mark sheet, passing certificate and leaving certificate and other necessary documents will not be granted admission and if granted, all such admissions will be provisional.

6. If any educational information and documents submitted by students are found to be false or misleading, it will call for legal action and expulsion from the college.

(Note: In case of any disputes, the decision of the Principal will be final and binding.)

Rules to be Followed by Students

1. Every student must possess a valid Identity Card issued to him/her by the college authorities, with photograph bearing the signature of the Principal. The card must be kept on display (either with a sling or clip or worn around the neck). Any student without a valid College Identity Card will not be permitted to enter the college premises.

2. Students' attendance in lectures, practicals, field visits is compulsory as per University guidelines. Accordingly, every student must attend at least 75% of the total number of lectures. Attendance for tutorials/practicals, all the class tests, assignments engaged in each term of the respective academic year is compulsory.

3. Students remaining absent during lectures, practicals or examination on medical grounds must submit medical certificate to the vice principal/course co-ordinator or parent teacher or Examination committee convener immediately after the examination.

4. Students are required to be present in classroom well in time.

5. All students should maintain strict silence in the corridors, classrooms and library hall.

6. Every student is responsible for taking care of the college property and maintaining cleanliness of the premises.

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7. While representing the college in workshops, seminars, excursion, field visits, internships etc. all students should, follow utmost discipline and decorum.

8. Every student should read the notices displayed by the college from time to time. Any ignorance or failure on their part to read the notices will not be excused.

9. Library books, periodicals etc. should be handled carefully. Any damage or loss of books

by the students should be compensated for within 7 days.

10. All students are informed that they must carefully fill examination forms on or before the

due date notified. All T.Y. students should note that their form submission as per university

guidelines is online.

11. All students and their parents should note that discipline is of utmost priority in gaining

admission to the college and that discipline must be maintained by students throughout

their tenure in this college.

12. Any student failing to attend the college for 75% of the total number of lectures/

tutorials/practicals engaged during the academic year is liable for disciplinary action

resulting in cancellation of his/her admission.

13. Students are prohibited from bringing mobile phones or any kind of valuables in college

premises. The college will not be held responsible in case of loss of the same.

14. Students must not misuse blackboards, disfigure walls and windows, tamper with

furniture and fittings or cause any damage to the college property directly or indirectly.

Otherwise cost for damages will be collected from students by charging common

breakage.

15. Students are not allowed to communicate any information or write to the press about

matters related to the college administration without prior permission of the Principal.

16. Any act of tarnishing the reputation of the college or teachers will be viewed seriously.

17. Students are strictly prohibited from collecting funds in the name of the college.

18. Any student found guilty of disobedience, misconduct or misbehavior or any other act of

serious indiscipline, is liable either to lose his term or face expulsion from the college.

19. Students involved in any kind of violent behaviourinside and outside college campus will

be handed over to the police.

20. Students indulging in malpractices of whatsoever nature including use of unfair means at

the examinations will be liable for disciplinary action as per the rules and procedures laid

down by Maharashtra Universities Act. 1994 and the Government of Maharashtra Act

No. XXXI of 1982.

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21. Smoking, chewing pan, tobacco, or any kind of intoxicants is strictly prohibited as per government directives. Students found indulging in such activities in the college premises will face expulsion from the college.

22. Students are directed not to bring any outsider to the college premises.

23. Students shall not organise on their own, picnics, excursion, trips etc. without prior written permission of the Principal.

(Note: In case of any dispute, the decision of the Principal will be final and binding.)

General Instructions

· Students who request leave of absence from lectures/practicals/tutorials for participating

in sports, games, cultural or any other activities for and on behalf of the College/Activity

group, should submit the application countersigned by the respective Vice-Princpal.

· Parents of Degree College students are requested to kindly contact the class teacher, Head

of Department, Vice-Principal or the Principal, at least once in a term to keep themselves

abreast with their wards attendance and progress.

Students must refrain from ragging, as ragging is a congnizable offence as notified by the Government of Maharashtra Resolution No. TEM / 10967620 / 96 dated 06.09.1996

Extension in Name of the College

Earlier Details of the college Revised Details of the College

Dnyanasadhana College (Arts, Science Satish Pradhan Dnyanasadhana College,

and Commerce) Thane - 400 604, (Arts, Science and Commerce),

Maharashtra Off. Eastern Express Highway,

Dnyanasadhana Mart,

Thane (W)-400 604, Maharashtra

Reference Letters:

1. From : th

Dt. 30 March 2016

2. From : University Grants Commission, (Ministry of Human Resource Development, th Govt. of India) F. No. 8-312/2018(CPP-I/C) Dt. 28 June 2018

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Scholarship to Students for the Year 2021-2022 (Only)

Sr. No. Class Rank Beneficiaries Scholarship Amount in Rs.

UNDERGRADUATE AIDED PROGRAMME CASH SCHOLARSHIPS

1 F.Y.B.A. First 1 800 800.00

2 F.Y.B.A. Second 1 600 600.00

3 F.Y.B.A. Third 1 400 400.00

4 F.Y.B.A. Rank 4 to 10 7 200 1,400.00

5 F.Y.B.A. Attendance 1 to 10 10 200 2,000.00

6 S.Y.B.A. First 1 800 800.00

7 S.Y.B.A. Second 1 600 600.00

8 S.Y.B.A. Third 1 400 400.00

9 S.Y.B.A. Rank 4 to 10 7 200 1,400.00

10 S.Y.B.A. Attendance 1 to 10 10 200 2,000.00

11 T.Y.B.A. History (Cash Prize, in Memory

of Late Shri. Y. R. Gokhale by

Mrs. Bharati Joshi) First 1 2000 2,000.00

12 T.Y.B.A. Eco/Marathi/ Socio (Cash Prize,

in memory of Late Shri. Ram Deole) First 3 2000 6,000.00

13 T.Y.B.A. Eco/Marathi/ Socio/History Second 4 1000 4,000.00

14 T.Y.B.A. Eco/Marathi/ Socio/History Third 4 500 2,000.00

15 T.Y.B.A. Eco/Hist/Marathi/Socio Rank 4 to 10 28 200 5,600.00

16 T.Y.B.A. Attendance 1 to 10 10 200 2,000.00

17 F.Y.B.Com. First 1 800 800.00

18 F.Y.B.Com. Second 1 600 600.00

19 F.Y.B.Com. Third 1 400 400.00

20 F.Y.B.Com. Rank 4 to 10 7 200 1,400.00

21 F.Y.B.Com. Attendance 1 to 10 10 200 2,000.00

22 S.Y.B.Com. First 1 800 800.00

23 S.Y.B.Com. Second 1 600 600.00

24 S.Y.B.Com. Third 1 400 400.00

25 S.Y.B.Com. Rank 4 to 10 7 200 1,400.00

26 S.Y.B.Com. Attendance 1 to 10 10 200 2,000.00

27 T.Y.B.Com. First 1 2000 2,000.00

28 T.Y.B.Com. Second 1 1000 1,000.00

29 T.Y.B.Com. Third 1 500 500.00

30 T.Y.B.Com. Rank 4 to 20 17 200 3,400.00

31 T.Y.B.Com. Attendance 1 to 10 10 200 2,000.00

32 F.Y.B.Sc. First 1 800 800.00

33 F.Y.B.Sc. Second 1 600 600.00

34 F.Y.B.Sc. Third 1 400 400.00

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35 F.Y.B.Sc. Rank 4 to 10 7 200 1,400.00

36 F.Y.B.Sc. Attendance 1 to 10 10 200 2,000.00

37 S.Y.B.Sc. First 1 800 800.00

38 S.Y.B.Sc. Second 1 600 600.00

39 S.Y.B.Sc. Third 1 400 400.00

40 S.Y.B.Sc. Rank 4 to 10 7 200 1,400.00

41 S.Y.B.Sc. Attendance 1 to 10 10 200 2,000.00

42 T.Y.B.Sc. Chemistry (Cash Prize in

Memory of Late. Mrs. Pushpa Dalvi) First 1 2000 2,000.00

43 T.Y.B.Sc. Maths (Cash Prize, in Memory

of Late. Shri. Sitaram Pradhan and

Smt. Indira Pradhan) First 1 2000 2,000.00

44 T.Y.B.Sc. Phy/Botany (Cash Prize in

the Memory of Late. G.B. Vishe) First 2 2000 4,000.00

45 T.Y.B.Sc. Phy/Botany/Chem/Maths Second 4 1000 4,000.00

46 T.Y.B.Sc. Phy/Botany/Chem/Maths Third 4 500 2,000.00

47 T.Y.B.Sc. Phy/Botany/Chem/Maths Rank 4 to 10 28 200 5,600.00

48 T.Y.B.Sc. Attendance 1 to 10 10 200 2,000.00

UNDERGRADUATE SELF-FINANCE PROGRAMME CASH SCHOLARSHIPS

49 F.Y.B.M.M.C. First 1 900 900.00

50 F.Y.B.M.M.C. Second 1 700 700.00

51 F.Y.B.M.M.C. Third 1 500 500.00

52 F.Y.B.M.M.C. Rank 4 to 6 3 250 750.00

53 F.Y.B.M.M.C. (Attendance 2 and Project 2) Attendance and Project 4 200 800.00

54 S.Y.B.M.M.C. First 1 900 900.00

55 S.Y.B.M.M.C. Second 1 700 700.00

56 S.Y.B.M.M.C. Third 1 500 500.00

57 S.Y.B.M.M.C. Rank 4 to 6 3 250 750.00

58 S.Y.B.M.M.C. (Attendance 2 and Project 2) Attendance and Project 4 200 800.00

59 T.Y.B.M.M.C. (Journalism) [Cash Prize in

Memory of Late Shri. Gururaj

Laxmanrao Pamdi] First 1 2500 2,500.00


Memory of Late Shri. Gururaj Laxmanrao

Pamdi] Second 1 1750 1,750.00



Pamdi] Third 1 1000 1,000.00

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62 T.Y.B.M.M.C. (Journalism) Rank 4 to 6 3 300 900.00

63 T.Y.B.M.M.C. (Journalism) (Attendance 2

and Project 2) Attendance and Project 4 200 800.00

64 T.Y.B.M.M.C. (Advertising) [Cash Prize in


Pamdi] First 1 2500 2,500.00



Pamdi] Second 1 1750 1,750.00



Pamdi] Third 1 1000 1,000.00

67 T.Y.B.M.M.C. (Advertising) Rank 4 to 6 3 300 900.00

68 T.Y.B.M.M.C. (Advertising) (Attendance 2

and project 2) Attendance and Project 4 200 800.00

69 F.Y.B.M.S. First 1 900 900.00

70 F.Y.B.M.S. Second 1 700 700.00

71 F.Y.B.M.S. Third 1 500 500.00

72 F.Y.B.M.S. Rank 4 to 10 7 250 1,750.00

73 F.Y.B.M.S. (Attendance 5 and Project 5) Attendance and Project 10 200 2,000.00

74 S.Y.B.M.S. First 1 900 900.00

75 S.Y.B.M.S. Second 1 700 700.00

76 S.Y.B.M.S. Third 1 500 500.00

77 S.Y.B.M.S. Rank 4 to 10 7 250 1,750.00

78 S.Y.B.M.S. (Attendance 5 and Project 5) Attendance and Project 10 200 2,000.00

79 T.Y.B.M.S. [Cash Prize in Memory of Late

Shri. Gururaj Laxmanrao Pamdi] First 1 2500 2,500.00


Shri. Gururaj Laxmanrao Pamdi] Second 1 1750 1,750.00


Shri. Gururaj Laxmanrao Pamdi] Third 1 1000 1,000.00

82 T.Y.B.M.S. Rank 4 to 10 7 300 2,100.00

83 T.Y.B.M.S. (Attendance 5 and Project 5) Attendance and Project 10 200 2,000.00

84 F.Y.B.Com. (Accounting and Finance) First 1 900 900.00

85 F.Y.B.Com. (Accounting and Finance) Second 1 800 800.00

86 F.Y.B.Com. (Accounting and Finance) Third 1 600 600.00

87 F.Y.B.Com. (Accounting and Finance) Rank 4 to 10 7 400 2,800.00

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88 F.Y.B.Com. (Accounting and Finance)

(Attendance 5 and Project 5) Attendance and Project 10 200 2,000.00

89 S.Y.B.Com. (Accounting and Finance) First 1 900 900.00

90 S.Y.B.Com. (Accounting and Finance) Second 1 700 700.00

91 S.Y.B.Com. (Accounting and Finance) Third 1 500 500.00

92 S.Y.B.Com. (Accounting and Finance) Rank 4 to 10 7 250 1,750.00

93 S.Y.B.Com. (Accounting and Finance)


94 T.Y.B.Com. (Accounting and Finance)

[Cash Prize in Memory of

Late Shri. Gururaj Laxmanrao Pamdi] First 1 2500 2,500.00



Late Shri. Gururaj Laxmanrao Pamdi] Second 1 1750 1,750.00



Late Shri. Gururaj Laxmanrao Pamdi] Third 1 1000 1,000.00

97 T.Y.B.Com. (Accounting and Finance) Rank 4 to 10 7 300 2,100.00



99 F.Y.B.Com. (Banking and Insurance) First 1 900 900.00

100 F.Y.B.Com. (Banking and Insurance) Second 1 700 700.00

101 F.Y.B.Com. (Banking and Insurance) Third 1 500 500.00

102 F.Y.B.Com. (Banking and Insurance) Rank 4 to 10 7 250 1,750.00

103 F.Y.B.Com. (Banking and Insurance)


104 S.Y.B.Com. (Banking and Insurance) First 1 900 900.00

105 S.Y.B.Com. (Banking and Insurance) Second 1 700 700.00

106 S.Y.B.Com. (Banking and Insurance) Third 1 500 500.00

107 S.Y.B.Com. (Banking and Insurance) Rank 4 to 10 7 250 1,750.00

108 S.Y.B.Com. (Banking and Insurance)

(Attendance 5 and project 5) Attendance and Project 10 200 2,000.00

109 T.Y.B.Com. (Banking and Insurance)






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111 T.YB.Com. (Banking and Insurance)



112 T.Y.B.Com. (Banking and Insurance) Rank 4 to 10 7 300 2,100.00



114 F.Y.B.Sc. (Computer Science) First 1 900 900.00

115 F.Y.B.Sc. (Computer Science) Second 1 700 700.00

116 F.Y.B.Sc. (Computer Science) Third 1 500 500.00

117 F.Y.B.Sc. (Computer Science) Rank 4 to 10 7 250 1,750.00

118 F.Y.B.Sc. (Computer Science)


119 S.Y.B.Sc. (Computer Science) First 1 900 900.00

120 S.Y.B.Sc. (Computer Science) Second 1 700 700.00

121 S.Y.B.Sc. (Computer Science) Third 1 500 500.00

122 S.Y.B.Sc. (Computer Science) Rank 4 to 10 7 250 1,750.00

123 S.Y.B.Sc. (Computer Science)


124 T.Y.B.Sc. (Computer Science)









127 T.Y.B.Sc. (Computer Science) Rank 4 to 10 7 300 2,100.00



129 F.Y.B.Sc. (Information Technology) First 1 900 900.00

130 F.Y.B.Sc. (Information Technology) Second 1 700 700.00

131 F.Y.B.Sc. (Information Technology) Third 1 500 500.00

132 F.Y.B.Sc. (Information Technology) Rank 4 to 10 7 250 1,750.00

133 F.Y.B.Sc. (Information Technology)


134 S.Y.B.Sc. (Information Technology) First 1 900 900.00

135 S.Y.B.Sc. (Information Technology) Second 1 700 700.00

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136 S.Y.B.Sc. (Information Technology) Third 1 500 500.00

137 S.Y.B.Sc. (Information Technology) Rank 4 to 10 7 250 1,750.00

138 S.Y.B.Sc. (Information Technology)


139 T.Y.B.Sc. (Information Technology)









142 T.Y.B.Sc. (Information Technology) Rank 4 to 10 7 300 2,100.00



144 F.Y.F.T.N.M.P. First 1 900 900.00

145 F.Y.F.T.N.M.P. Second 1 700 700.00

146 F.Y.F.T.N.M.P. Third 1 500 500.00

147 F.Y.F.T.N.M.P. Best Project 1 350 350.00

148 F.Y.F.T.N.M.P. Attendance 1 200 200.00

149 S.Y.F.T.N.M.P. First 1 900 900.00

150 S.Y.F.T.N.M.P. Second 1 700 700.00

151 S.Y.F.T.N.M.P. Third 1 500 500.00

152 S.Y.F.T.N.M.P. Best Project 1 350 350.00

153 S.Y.F.T.N.M.P. Attendance 1 200 200.00

154 T.Y.F.T.N.M.P. [Cash Prize in Memory of






157 T.Y.F.T.N.M.P. Best Project 1 300 300.00

158 T.Y.F.T.N.M.P. Attendance 1 200 200.00

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMME CASH SCHOLARSHIPS

159 M.Com. Part I (Business Management) First 1 900 900.00

160 M.Com. Part I (Business Management) Second 1 700 700.00

161 M.Com. Part I (Business Management) Third 1 500 500.00

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162 M.Com. Part II (Business Management) First 1 1000 1,000.00

163 M.Com. Part II (Business Management) Second 1 800 800.00

164 M.Com. Part II (Business Management) Third 1 600 600.00

165 M.Com. Part I (Advance Accounting) First 1 900 900.00

166 M.Com. Part I (Advance Accounting) Second 1 700 700.00

167 M.Com. Part I (Advance Accounting) Third 1 500 500.00

168 M.Com. Part II (Advance Accounting) First 1 1000 1,000.00

169 M.Com. Part II (Advance Accounting) Second 1 800 800.00

170 M.Com. Part II (Advance Accounting) Third 1 600 600.00

171 M.Sc. Part I Chemistry First 1 900 900.00

172 M.Sc. Part I Chemistry Second 1 700 700.00

173 M.Sc. Part I Chemistry Third 1 500 500.00

174 M.Sc. Part II Chemistry First 1 1000 1,000.00

175 M.Sc. Part II Chemistry Second 1 800 800.00

176 M.Sc. Part II Chemistry Third 1 600 600.00

177 M.Sc. Part I Botany First 1 900 900.00

178 M.Sc. Part I Botany Second 1 700 700.00

179 M.Sc. Part I Botany Third 1 500 500.00

180 M.Sc. Part II Botany First 1 1000 1,000.00

181 M.Sc. Part II Botany Second 1 800 800.00

182 M.Sc. Part II Botany Third 1 600 600.00

183 M.Sc. (By Research) Chemistry Completion 6 1100 6,600.00

Ph.D. PROGRAMME CASH SCHOLARSHIPS

184 Ph.D. in Chemistry Completion 5 5000 25,000.00

185 Ph.D. in Commerce Completion 5 5000 25,000.00

OTHER CASH SCHOLARSHIPS

186 Ideal student Prize by Dr. G. K. Deodhar The topper in

Physics F.Y., S.Y. and

T.Y. B.Sc. 3 500 1,500.00

187 NCC Best Cadet Prize Overall Performance 1 1000 1,000.00

188 Best Turnout Prize in NCC Overall Performance 1 1000 1,000.00

189 Outstanding Performance Prize in NCC Achivement at National

/State Level camps 1 1000 1,000.00

190 NSS Dnyanseva Purskar (Cash and Overall Performance

Memento prize) throught year

(Girl Volunteer) 1 1000 1,000.00

191 NSS Dnyanseva Purskar Oveall performance

throught year

(Boy Volunteer) 1 1000 1,000.00

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192 NSS Principal Prize Overall Performance

throught out year 1 1000 1,000.00

193 National / State Level Students of Sports

Scholarship Achivement at National

/State Level Competition 1 1000 1,000.00

194 Achievement in Sports Activity at

University of Mumbai Gold Medal 1 1000 1,000.00

195 Achievement in Sports Activity at State

Level Gold Medal 1 1200 1,200.00

196 Achievement in Sports at National Level Gold Medal 1 1500 1,500.00

197 Achievement in Cultural Activity at

University Level (Youth Festival) Gold Medal 1 1000 1,000.00

198 Achievement in Cultural Activity at State

Level Gold Medal 1 1200 1,200.00

199 Achievement in Cultural Activity at

National Level Gold Medal 1 1500 1,500.00

200 Achievement in Avishakar Research

Convention at University of Mumbai Gold Medal 1 1000 1,000.00

201 Achievement in Avishakar Research

Convention at State Level Gold Medal 1 1200 1,200.00

202 Achievement in Anveshan Student

Research Convention at National Level Gold Medal 1 1500 1,500.00

203 Scholoarship Fees in Memory of

Late. Vasant Sadashiv Masurkar to be

given to poor, needy & worthy student

in Aided Section. By Shri. Arun R. Sheth Student from Faculty

(Thane) of Arts 1 1500 1,500.00

204 Scholorship Fees in Memory of

Late. Vasnt Sadashiv Masurkar to be given

to poor, needy & worthy student in Aided Student from Faculty

Section. By Shri. Arun R. Sheth (Thane) of Science 1 1500 1,500.00

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205 Scholorship Fees in Memory of

Late. Vasnt Sadashiv Masurkar to be

given to poor, needy & worthy student

in Aided Section. By Student from Faculty

Shri. Arun R. Sheth (Thane) of Commerce 1 1500 1,500.00

206 Cash Prize for the ' Best Girl Student'

from Commerce Faculty in the Memory of

Late. Smt. Shobha Bahurao Bhingardive

(By Dr. Manisha Bhingardive) Overall Performance 1 1000 1,000.00

207 Cash Prize, in Memory of Late The topper of the

Shri. R.G. Gupte T.Y.B.A Examination 1 500 500.00

208 Cash Prize, in memory of Late The topper of the

Shri. R.G. Gupte T.Y.B.Com Examination 1 500 500.00

209 Cash Prize, in memory of The topper of the

Late Shri. R. G. Gupte T.Y.B.Sc. Examination 1 500 500.00

210 Trophy Prize, in memory of

Late. Shri. Sitaram Pradhan and The Best Sports

Smt. Indira Pradhan Person (Boy) 1 Trophy 0

211 Trophy Prize, in memory of

Late. Shri. Sitaram Pradhan and The Best Sports

Smt. Indira Pradhan Person (Girl) 1 Trophy 0

212 Late. Shri. Dattaji Thamhane 5000 &

Adarsha Shikshak Puraskar (Junior & Best Teacher 4 Memento 20,000.00

Senior Collage Teachers)

213 Late. Shrimati Sarla Tai Chitnis

Adarsha Shikshak Puraskar By 5000 &

Mr. Ashok Chitnis (Pre-Primary Best Teacher 2 Memento 10,000.00

& Primary School Teachers)

Total No. of Beneficiaries 679 ---- 3,52,950.00

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Reservation Policy (As per the Government of Maharashtra)

Ref. University of Mumbai Circular No. Aff./Recog.I/Admission/(2019-20)/057 of 2019

Category I*

1 Schedule Caste (SC) 13%

2 Schedule Tribes (ST) 7%

3 Vimukta Jati (14 and other notified caste)3%

(VJ)

4 Nomadic Tribe (28 and other notified 2.5%

tribes) (NT-B)

5 Nomadic Tribe (Dhangar and other 3.5%

notified tribes) (NT-C)

6 Nomadic Tribe (Vanjari and other2% Notified tribes) (NT-D)

7 Special Backward Class (SBC) 2%

8 Other Backward Class (OBC) 19%

9 Socially and Educationally 16%

Backward Class (SEBC)

10 General Category Economically Weaker10%

Section (EWS)

Category II*

11 General Category As per Government Decision

A) Women As per circular No. aff / Recog. /322 of

2000 dated 7th September, 2000

B) Physically Handicapped As per circular No. Special Cell / 2 /2008

dated 7th September, 2000

12 i. Wards of Transferred Central/State

Government Employees/Officers

ii. Wards of Existing/Former Employees

of Defence Forces

iii. Students have Special Achievement 3%

at National/State Level Sports and

Cultural competitions

iv. Widow/Parityakta Students

v. Wards of Freedom Fighter

13 Two supernumerary seats for students from Jammu and Kashmir as per University

Circular No. Aff/ICC/2012-13/22 dated 8th January, 2013

*If may revise as per Circular of University of Mumbai to be issued for Academic Year 2021-22

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Caste Verification / Validation

All students, who belong to reserved categories, will have to get their caste SC / ST /NT/ OBC

/SBC, as the case may be, verified from competent authorities. They should submit Caste th

Verification Form, along with certificates, latest by 30 November, failing which the college will

not entertain their claim for verification. For students, the last date for submission is th

15 November. For any specific information/clarification, parents may contact the designated

counter in the college office.

Reserved category Students should meet Mr. Yashwant Kalekar, the Office Clerk for verification,

scholarship/free ship forms at the time of admission alongwith,

1. The bank account number in Bank of Maharashtra, Naupada, Thane

2. Caste Certificate (Self Attested Photocopy)

3. Income Certificate (Certificate from Tehsildar or Payment Slip for Government Servant

only or Form 16)

4. Ration Card (Self Attested Photocopy)

5. Mark Sheet (Self Attested Photocopy)

6. School Leaving Certificate - (Self Attested Photocopy)

Fitness

All students are required to ensure their medical-fitness by getting themselves

examined by the family doctor before taking admission.

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Counter No. Person Name Section

1 Mr. Pranay Kokamkar Junior and Senior Unaided Section

2 Mrs. Anwesha Konde Junior - Aided Section

3 Mr. Swapnil Talekar Senior - Aided Section

4 Ms. Prajkta Sawant Junior - Aided Section

5 My Store For Student

6 Mrs. Jayshree Redkar Self - Finance Section

7 Mr. Rahul Mhatre Self – Finance Section

8 Ms. Asha Mane Aided Section

9 Mr. Dnyaneshwar Patil Aided Section

10 Mr. Rajesh Soude Post Graduate Section

11 Mr. Yashwant Kalekar Scholarship

12 Mr. Ganesh Mhaske Aided Section

13 Ms. Vaishali Kokare Concession (Bus/ Railway/ Bonafide)

14 Mr. Prakash Sonawane Junior Section

Arts Faculty 07:10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Commerce Faculty 07:10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Science Faculty 07:10 a.m. to 03:30 p.m. (Lectures, Practicals and Tutorials)

College Timings

01:30 p.m. to 02:00 p.m.

Cash / Counters

Staff Lunch

10:00 a.m. to 01:30 p.m.

Office Timings

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Admission Rules (Eligibility Documents)

For F.Y. classes, in-house students will be admitted on priority.

1. The student seeking admission under Category-1 [Caste/Tribe/Class] must produce caste

certificate issued by the competent authority of the Government of Maharashtra, failing

which, their claim for admission will not be entertained under the Specified Category.

Students migrating from other States/Boards and claiming admission on the basis of

reserved categories may be considered only if they submit caste-validating certificate

from the competent authority of Maharashtra State.

2. Students seeking admission under Category II (A & B) ref. Page No. should produce 22

true copy of documentary evidence issued by appropriate authorities of the Government,

failing which their claim for admission will not be entertained under the Specified

Category. In case of the 3% seats reserved for Sports, Games, Cultural, competitions

conducted and sponsored by the government will be considered. Copy of such certificates

countersigned by the District Sports Officer (DSO), should be submitted along with the

Admission Form. It is mandatory for students who have been admitted under 3% Sports

and Games Category, to participate in the college events/teams.

3. Forms will be issued and accepted as per the schedule notified on the College Notice

Board. There are separate counters for different categories and the parents/ students

should submit their Admission Forms at the respective counter, otherwise their claim will

be considered in the Open Category.

4. Merit list with date and time will be put up on the College Notice Board. Along with the

Application Form at the time of admission self-attested copies of the documents mentioned nd

on page are to be submitted. 2

5. Students who have been merit-listed for admission, must complete the admission

formalities by paying the fees and submitting the required documents as per the time and

schedule notified, failing which their claim for admission will stand forfeited.

6. Students/parents are requested to fill in the Admission Form very clearly indicating the

category of reservation, i.e. caste, freedom fighters, sports, etc., to which they belong, by

indicating the code number or ticking the appropriate block. In case, the information is not

applicable, they are requested to write N.A. For any clarification, parents/students may

contact the designated teachers, who are available for HELP at the time of admission. All

are requested to read the Prospectus and the College Notice Board before filling and

submitting the forms.

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7. All admissions are provisional, until confirmed by the appropriate authorities, including

previous school attended by the student.

8. Those who desire of availing leave Travel Concession, i.e. Long Journey Railway

Concession, should write their Home Town address in the Admission Form at the time of

admission, failing which no application for long journey Railway Concession will be

entertained.

9. Other requirements, if any, will be displayed on the 'College Notice-Board'.

Admission Procedure:

1. F.Y.B.A./B.Com./B.Sc. admissions will be as per the directives issued by the University of

Mumbai from time to time, and subject to availability of seats in the college. Normally,

inhouse students are admitted on priority.

2. Students seeking admission to the three year integrated course leading to the Degree of

Bachelor of Arts, Science or Commerce, B.A. Multimedia & Mass Communication,

B.M.S., Computer Science, Banking and Insurance, Accounts and Finance, must have

passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (SYJC) Examination conducted by the

Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Mumbai or an

examination recognized as equivalent with subjects, as may be specified by the University

in Arts, Science or Commerce streams.

3. Students passing an examination equivalent to S.Y.J.C., of the Higher Secondary Board,

Mumbai and Inter-Mediate (Arts/Science/Commerce) of University Boards & seeking

admission to the F.Y. of the Three Year Integrated Degree Course will be Admitted only on

production of a "Provisional Eligibility Certificate", issued by the University of Mumbai.

Such students should submit a migration certificate, statement of marks and passing

certificate in original along with true copies within two months, from the date of

admission, failing which their admission is liable to be cancelled. 4. S tudents coming

from other colleges affiliated to the University of Mumbai will be admitted only

provisionally on producing a No Objection Certificate from the Principal of the college

last attended and their admission will be confirmed only on receipt of the Transfer

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Certificate (T.C.) from their previous college. For this purpose, they should submit an

Application Form along with T.C. fees to the college office at the time of admission.

5. A few seats may be available in certain subjects for students from other colleges seeking

admission to F.Y.B.Sc./T.Y.B.Sc./T.Y.B.A. Interested students may register their names in

the college office. For details, check the notice board.

6. Reservation of seats for the socially weaker section and sports etc. will be as per the

University directives.

7. The reserved category candidates should fill up necessary forms to claim scholarships and

Freeships at the time of admission.

8. S.Y. and T.Y. Subjects will be offered as per the University norms.

9. For a student with a break in education it is compulsory to submit an affidavit explaining

the reason for the same.

Ph.D. Scholar

Under the guidance of Dr. D.B. Bhanagade two students of our college awarded

Ph.D. Degree in the subject of Commerce.

Dr. Ravindra Shivram Netawate Dr. Deepa Shivaji Jamindar

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Fees Structure Faculty: Arts A. For General Category

B. For Reservation Category

Faculty: Science A. For General Category

SR. PARTICULAR F.Y.B.Sc. F.Y.B.Sc. S.Y.B.Sc. T.Y.B.Sc. T.Y.B.Sc.

NO. (ZOOLOGY) (PHYSICS & (BOTANY)

CHEMISTRY)

1 TUITION FEES 800 6000 800 800 6000

2 OTHER FEES 8069 8069 7049 7199 7199

TOTAL 8869 14069 7849 7999 13199


SR. PARTICULAR F.Y.B.Sc. F.Y.B.Sc. S.Y.B.Sc. T.Y.B.Sc. T.Y.B.Sc.

NO. (ZOOLOGY) (PHYSICS & (BOTANY)

CHEMISTRY)

1 TUITION FEES 0 5200 0 0 5200

2 OTHER FEES 4404 4404 4404 4654 4654

TOTAL 4404 9604 4404 4654 9854

SR. PARTICULAR F.Y.B.A. F.Y.B.A. S.Y.B.A. S.Y.B.A. T.Y.B.A T.Y.B.A

NO. (PSY) (PSY) (MAR/HIST) (ECO/SOCIO)

1 TUITION FEES 800 3000 800 3000 800 3000

2 OTHER FEES 6869 6869 6249 6249 6599 6499

TOTAL 7669 9869 7049 9249 7399 9499

Verification charges Rs. 400 will be charged extra for other than Maharashtra Board students.

SR. PARTICULAR F.Y.B.A. F.Y.B.A. S.Y.B.A. S.Y.B.A. T.Y.B.A. T.Y.B.A.

NO. (PSY) (PSY) (MAR/HIST) (ECO/ SOCIO)

1 TUITION FEES 0 2200 0 2200 0 2200

2 OTHER FEES 4404 4404 4404 4404 4654 4654

TOTAL 4404 6604 4404 6604 4654 6854




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C. F.Y.B.Sc. (Unaided)

Faculty: CommerceA. For General Category


C. F.Y.B.Com. (Unaided)

SR. PARTICULAR F.Y.B.Sc. (PCB) F.Y.B.Sc. (CBZ)

NO. GENERAL RESERVED GENERAL RESERVED

CATEGORY CATEGORY CATEGORY CATEGORY

1 TUITION FEES 6000 5200 6000 5200

2 OTHER FEES 8069 4404 8069 4404

TOTAL 14069 9604 14069 9604

SR. PARTICULAR F.Y.B.Com. S.Y.B.Com. T.Y.B.Com. T.Y.B.Com.

NO. (COMPUTER)

1 TUITION FEES 800 800 800 800

2 OTHER FEES 6869 6249 6499 7549

TOTAL 7669 7049 7299 8349

SR. PARTICULAR F.Y.B.Com. S.Y.B.Com. T.Y.B.Com. T.Y.B.Com.

NO. (COMPUTER)

1 TUITION FEES 0 0 0 0

2 OTHER FEES 4404 4404 4654 5704

TOTAL 4404 4404 4654 5704

SR. PARTICULAR GENERAL RESERVED

NO. CATEGORY CATEGORY

1 TUITION FEES 3000 2200

2 OTHER FEES 6869 4404

TOTAL 9869 6604





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Faculty of Arts

Programmes Offered

F.Y.B.A. (Semester I & II)

Eligibility:

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the three year integrated course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Std. XII) examination conducted by the different Divisional Boards of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education with the following subjects:-

1. English

2. Any one of the Modern Indian Languages or Modern Foreign Languages or any classical Language or Information Technology

3. Any four subjects carrying 100 marks each

OR

Must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Std. XII) examination with vocational subject conducted by the different Divisional Boards of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education with the following subjects:-

1. English

2. Any one vocational subject carrying 200 marks prescribed by the Board from time to time.

3. Any three subjects carrying 100 marks each

OR

Must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Std. XII) examination with the Minimum Competency based vocational courses conducted by the different Divisional Boards of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education with the following subjects:-

Degree Duration : 3 Years (6 Semester)

F.Y.B.A. Division A - 120 (Aided)

Division B - 120 (Aided)S.Y.B.A.

Division A - 120 (Aided)

Division B - 120 (Aided)

T.Y.B.A. Division A - 120 (Aided)

Bachelor of Arts

(B.A.)

Degree Programme No. of Seats

Intake Capacity :

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Courses

Semester I

Compulsory Subject

UGPE101

Foundation Course (Extension:

Basic Concepts and Principles)

Paper I – Communication

Skills in English

UASCFC101

UAMAR1C1 Marathi (Compulsory)

Optional Subjects (Any Three Subjects of the

Following)

UAMAR101

UAECO101

UAHIS101

Paper I – Marathi Optional

Paper I - Microeconomics

Paper I - History of Modern

India (1857-1947)

UASOC101

UAPSY101

Paper I - Foundation of

Sociology

Paper I - Fundamentals of

Psychology: Part I

Semester II

UASCFC201

Compulsory Subject

Foundation Course (Value

Education and Skill

Development)

UGPE201 Paper I – Communication

Skills in English

UAMAR2C1 Marathi (Compulsory)

Optional Subjects (Any Three Subjects of the

Following)

UAMAR201

UAECO201

Paper I – Marathi Optional

Paper I - Microeconomics

UAHIS201

UASOC201

UAPSY201

Paper I - History of Modern

India: Society and Economy


Sociology


Psychology: Part II

Note: No change of subject/s permitted for Semester II.

1. English

2. Any one of the Modern Indian Languages or Modern Foreign Languages or Classical Language or Information Technology

3. General Foundation Course

4. Any one subject carrying 300 marks from among the Minimum Competency based vocational courses prescribed by the Higher Secondary School Certificate examination from time to time

OR

Must have passed an examination of another University or Body Recognized as equivalent thereto.

th(Ref. Circular of University of Mumbai,UG/105 of 2004, Dated 15 March, 2004)

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S.Y.B.A. (Semester III & IV)

Note: No change of subject/s permitted for Semester III.

Semester III

Compulsory Subjects Compulsory Subjects

UASCFC301 UASCFC401Foundation Course II Foundation Course II

UGPE301 UGPE401

Optional Subjects (A Student must opt the

same three subjects of F.Y.B.A.)

Optional Subjects (A Student must opt the

same three subjects of F.Y.B.A.)

Mass Communication Mass Communication

Marathi Marathi

UAMAR301 UAMAR401UAMAR302 UAMAR402

Marathi Paper II Marathi Paper IIMarathi Paper III Marathi Paper III

Economics Economics

UAECO301 UAECO401

UAECO302 UAECO402

Microeconomics -IIIndianEconomy: Contemporary Concerns

History History

UAHIS301 UAHIS401History II - Landmarks in

World History (1300-1945)

UAHIS302 UAHIS402History III - History of Ancient

India (From Earliest Times To

1000 A.D.) Sociology Sociology

UASOC301 UASOC401

UASOC302 UASOC402

Indian Society: Structure and

Change

Paper III - Contemporary

Issues in Indian Society

Psychology Psychology

UAPSY301 UAPSY401

UAPSY302 UAPSY402

Social Psychology: Part I

Developmental Psychology:

Part I

Semester IV

Macroeconomics -IIIDevelopment Issues of

Maharashtra's Economy

Developmental Psychology:

Part II

Social Psychology: Part II

Paper III –Emerging Fields in

Sociology

Paper II - Sociology of

Development

History III - History of

Ancient India (From Earliest

Times To 1000 A.D.)

History II - Landmarks in

World History (1300-1945)

EligibilityA learner being eligible for the admission to the S.Y.B.A. if-He/she passed each of courses of Semester I and Semester II Examinations.ORHe/she failed in not more than two courses, in each of Semester I and Semester II Examinations. Courses

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T.Y.B.A. (Semester V and VI)EligibilityA learner being eligible for the admission to the T.Y.B.A. if-He/she passed each of courses of Semester I, Semester II, Semester III and Semester IV Examinations.ORHe/she passed Semester I and Semester II but failed in not more than two courses, in each of Semester III and Semester IV Examinations. ORHe/she passed Semester III and Semester IV Examinations but failed in not more than two courses, in each of Semester I and Semester II Examinations. Students have to select any one of the options available (selected subject is optional subject at Semester I, Semester II, Semester III and Semester IV Examinations)1) Economics2) History3) Marathi4) Sociology

ECOEHIC504 Economic History of India

ECOENVC505 Environmental Economics

ECOHET506 History of Economic Thought

ECOIETC604 Indian Economic Thought

Development Theory and ECODTEC605 ExperienceInternational Trade, Policy ECOITPP606 and Practice

T.Y.B.A. (Economics)

ECOMIE501 Microeconomics-III

ECODEV502 Economics of Development

ECOEACB503 Economics of Agriculture and Cooperation

Semester V Semester VI

ECOMA601 Macroeconomics- III

ECOINT602 International Economics

ECOEACB603 Economics of Agriculture and Cooperation

T.Y.B.A. (History)

Semester V

History of Medieval India (1000 CE – 1526 CE)

UAHIS502 History of Modern Maharashtra (1818 CE-1960 CE)

UAHIS503 Introduction to Archaeology

UAHIS501

Semester VI

UAHIS601

UAHIS602

UAHIS603

History of Medieval India

(1526CE – 1707 CE)

History of Contemporary India

(1947 CE- 2000 CE)

Introduction to Museology and Archival Science

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UAMAR505 Modern Marathi Literature

UAMAR506 Occupational Marathi

UAMAR605 Modern Marathi Literature

UAMAR606 Occupational Oriented Marathi

UAHIS504

UAHIS505

UAHIS506

History of the Marathas (1630

CE -1707 CE)

History of Contemporary World (1945 CE -2000 CE)

Introduction to Heritage

Tourism

UAHIS604

UAHIS605

UAHIS606

History of the Marathas (1707 CE - 1818 CE)

History of Asia (1945 CE -2000 CE)

Heritage Tourism in

Maharashtra

T.Y.B.A. (Marathi)

UAMAR501 History of Medieval MarathiLiterature

UAMAR502 Indian Theories of Literature

UAMAR503 Literature and Society

Linguistics and MarathiUAMAR504 Grammar


UAMAR601 History of Medieval Marathi Literature

UAMAR602 Western Poetics

UAMAR603 Literature and Society

Linguistics and MarathiUAMAR604 Grammar

T.Y.B.A. (Sociology)


Paper IV -Theoretical UASOC501 Sociology

UASOC502 Paper V - Sociology of Work

UASOC503 Paper VI - Sociology of Gender

Paper VII - Sociology of UASOC504 Human Resources

Paper IV - AnthropologicalUASOC601 Thought Paper V - Sociology of UASOC602

Informal Sector

Paper VI - Gender and SocietyUASOC603 in India: Contemporary Debates and Emerging Issues

Paper VII - Sociology of UASOC604 Organization

UASOC505 Paper VIII - State, Civil

Society, Social Movement

UASOC506 Paper IX - Quntitative Social

Research

UASOC605 Paper VIII - Social Exclusion and Marginalisation

UASOC606 Paper IX - Qualitative Social Research

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Faculty of Science

Programme Offered

F.Y.B.Sc. (Semester I & II)

Eligibility:

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the three-year integrated course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate examination (Std. XII) conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Pune, in the following subjects:-

1. English (Higher or Lower Level) carrying 100 marks

2. Any one of the Modern Indian 100 marks Languages OR Modern Foreign Languages or

any Classical Language (Higher Level OR Lower Level) OR Information Technology 3. Four other subjects from among the subjects mentioned below carrying a total of 400 marks

OR

Three other subjects from among the subjects mentioned below carrying a total of 300 marks and one more subject from among the remaining optional subjects carrying 100 marks as prescribed for the HSC (Std. XII) examination.

List of Subject -

Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics and Statistics, Geography, Economics, Geology,Psychology

OR

Must have pass the Higher Secondary School certificate (HSC)(Std.XII) examination with vocational subjects conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Pune.

th(Ref. Circular of University of Mumbai, UG/394 of 2004, Dated 6 September, 2004)

Degree Duration : 3 Years (6 Semesters)Intake Capacity :



Division B - 120 (Unaided)



Science(B.Sc.)

Bachelor of F.Y.B.Sc.

S.Y.B.Sc.

T.Y.B.Sc.

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Semester I

Compulsory Subject

Foundation Course

Optional Subject (Any One Group from the Following)

Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics

OR

Physics, Chemistry and Botany

OR

Chemistry, Botany and Zoology

OR

Physics, Mathematics and Statistics

Semester II

Compulsory Subject

Foundation Course


Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics

OR

Physics, Chemistry and Botany

OR

Chemistry, Botany and Zoology

OR

Physics, Mathematics and Statistics


Courses

Eligibility

A learner being eligible for the admission to the S.Y.B.Sc. if-He/she passed each of courses of Semester I and Semester II Examinations.ORHe/she failed in not more than three courses, in each of Semester I and Semester II

Examinations. ORA candidate who has passed post S.S.C.(Std.X) Three Year Engineering /Technology

Diploma course is eligible for direct admission to Second Year of the B.Sc. degree

course.ORA candidate who has passed post H.S.C. Diploma (one year after XII Std.) of

Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education or A.I.C.T.E. approved or any other

recognized Government body in Information Technology/Computer Technology

/Computer Engineering /Computer Science /Electrical, Electronics and Video

Engineering and Allied Branches/Mechanical and Allied Branches/Production and

S.Y.B.Sc. (Semester III & IV)

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Allied Branches/Chemical and Allied Branches is eligible for direct admission to the

Second Year of the B.Sc. degree course.

Further that such students of Engineering/Technology courses should offer Foundation

Course II and any two of the following subjects at S.Y.B.Sc.:

Physics,

Chemistry,

Mathematics,

Statistics,

Computer,

Science Geology,

Geography,

Economics.

Courses

Semester III

Compulsory Subject

Foundation Course


Physics and Mathematics

Semester IV

Compulsory Subject

Foundation Course


Physics and Mathematics

ORPhysics and ChemistryORChemistry and Botany

ORPhysics and ChemistryORChemistry and Botany

Note: The selection of group must be from the subjects / courses of F.Y.B.Sc. (Semester I and II)

th(Ref. Circular of University of Mumbai, UG/394 of 2004, Dated 6 September, 2004)

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T.Y.B.Sc. (Botany)

Semester V

Major Courses

USBO501 Plant Diversity III

USBO502 Plant Diversity IV

USBO503 Form and Function III

USBO504 Current Trends in Plant

Sciences II

USBOP5 Practical-

USBO501 and USB0502

USBOP6 Practical- USBO503 and USB0504

Applied Courses

USACHO501 Horticulture and Gardening I

USACHO5P1 Practical -

Horticulture and Gardening I

Semester VIMajor Courses

USBO601 Plant Diversity III

USBO602 Plant Diversity IV

USBO603 Form and Function III

USBO604 Current Trends in Plant

Sciences IIUSBOP7 Practical- USBO601 and USB0602

USBOP8 Practical- USBO603 and USB0604

Applied Courses

USACHO501 Horticulture and Gardening II

USACHO5P1 Practical - Horticulture and Gardening II

T.Y.B.Sc. (Semester V & VI )

Eligibility

A learner being eligible for the admission to the T.Y.B.Sc. if-

He/she passed each of courses of Semester I, Semester II, Semester III and Semester IV

Examinations.

OR

He/she passed Semester I and Semester II but failed in not more than three courses, in

each of Semester III and Semester IV Examinations.

OR

He/she passed Semester III and Semester IV Examinations but failed in not more than

three courses, in each of Semester I and Semester II Examinations.

Students have to select any one of the options available (selected subject is optional

subject at Semester I, Semester II, Semester III and Semester IV Examinations)

1) Botany

2) Chemistry

3) Physics

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T.Y.B.Sc. (Physics)

Semester VMajor Courses

USPH501 Mathematical, Thermal and Statistical Physics

USPH502 Solid State Physics

USPH503 Atomic and Molecular PhysicsUSPH504 Electrodynamics

Practical

Practical

Applied Courses

USACEI501 Analog Circuits and Instruments Practical

Analog Circuits and Instruments

USPHP05

USPHP06

USACEI5P1

Semester VIMajor Courses

USPH601 Classical Mechanics

USPH602 Electronics

USPH603 Nuclear PhysicsUSPH604 Special Theory of Relativity

Practical Practical Applied Courses

Digital Electronics,

USACEI601 Microprocessor and its applications, Programming in C++ Practical

USACEI6P1 Digital Electronics, Microprocessor and its applications, Programming in C++

USPHP07

USPHP08

T.Y.B.Sc. (Chemistry)

Semester V

Major Courses

USCH501 Physical Chemistry

USCH502 Inorganic Chemistry

USCH503 Organic Chemistry

USCH504 Analytical Chemistry

Practical -USCHP05 Physical Chemistry and Inorganic Chemistry

Practical -USCHP06 Organic Chemistry and Analytical Chemistry

Applied Courses

USACDD501 Drugs and Dyes

USACDD5P1 Practical - Drugs and Dyes

Semester VI

Major Courses

USCH601 Physical Chemistry

USCH602 Inorganic Chemistry

USCH603 Organic Chemistry

USCH604 Analytical Chemistry

Practical -USCHP07 Physical Chemistry and Inorganic Chemistry

Practical -USCHP08 Organic Chemistry and Analytical Chemistry

Applied Courses

USACDD601 Drugs and Dyes

USACDD6P1 Practical- Drugs and Dyes

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Faculty of Commerce

Programm Offered :

F.Y.B.Com. (Semester I & II)

Eligibility:

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the three-year degree course leading to the

Bachelor of Commerce must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Std. XII)

examination conducted by the different Divisional Boards of the Maharashtra State Board of

Secondary and Higher Secondary Education.

OR

Must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Std. XII) examination with

vocational subjects/minimum competency based vocational course conducted by the different

Divisional Boards of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary

Education.

OR

Must have passed and examination of another University or Body recognized as equivalent to

Higher Secondary School Certificate (Std. XII) Examination.

(Ref. Circular of University of Mumbai, UG/394 of 2004, Dated 6thSeptember, 2004)


. Division A-120 (Aided)

Division B-120 (Aided)

F.Y.B.Com Division C-120 (Aided)

Bachelor of Division D-120 (Aided)

Commerce Division E-120 (Unaided)

(B.Com) Division A-120 (Aided)

S.Y.B.Com. Division B-120 (Aided)

. Division C-120 (Aided)

DivisionD-120 (Aided)

T.Y.B.Com. 480

Degree Duration : 3 Years (6 Semesters)

Intake Capacity :

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Courses :

Semester I

UASCFC101 Foundation Course

(Extension: Basic

Concepts and Principles)

UBCOMFSI.1 Accountancy and Financial Management I

UBCOMFSI.2 Commerce I

UBCOMFSI.3 Business Economics I

UBCOMFSI.4 Business Communication I

UBCOMFSI.5 Environmental Studies I

UBCOMFSI.6 Mathematical and Statistical Techniques I


S.Y.B.Com. (Semester III and IV)

Semester II

UASCFC201 Foundation Course

(Value Education and

Skill Development)

UBCOMFSII.1 Accountancy and Financial Management II

UBCOMFSII.2 Commerce II

UBCOMFSII.3 Business Economics II

UBCOMFSII.4 Business Communication II

UBCOMFSII.5 Environmental Studies II

UBCOMFSII.6 Mathematical and Statistical Techniques II

Eligibility

A learner being eligible for the admission to the S.Y.B.Com. if-

He/she passed each of courses of Semester I and Semester II Examinations.

OR

He/she failed in not more than two courses, in each of Semester I and Semester II

Examinations.

Courses :

Semester III

UASCFC301 Foundation Course II

UBCOMSSIII.1 Accountancy and Financial Management III

UBCOMSSIII.2.1 Financial Accounting and Auditing - Introduction to Management Accounting

UBCOMSSIII.2.2 Business Law I

Semester IV

UASCFC401 Foundation Course II

UBCOMSSIV.1 Accountancy and Financial Management IV

UBCOMSSIV.2.1 Financial Accounting and Auditing - Auditing

UBCOMSSIV.2.2 Business Law II

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T.Y.B.Com. (Semester V and VI)

UBCOMSSIII.3 Commerce III

UBCOMSSIII.4 Business Economics III

UBCOMSSIII.5 Company Secretarial Practice I

UBCOMSSIV.3 Commerce IV

UBCOMSSIV.4 Business Economics IV

UBCOMSSIV.5 Company Secretarial Practice II

EligibilityA learner being eligible for the admission to the T.Y.B.Com. if-He/she passed each of courses of Semester I, Semester II, Semester III and Semester IV Examinations.ORHe/she passed Semester I and Semester II but failed in not more than two courses, in each of Semester III and Semester IV Examinations. ORHe/she passed Semester III and Semester IV Examinations but failed in not more than two courses, in each of Semester I and Semester II Examinations.

Semester V

Major Courses

UBCOMTSV.1 Commerce V (Marketing

and Human Resource

Management

UBCOMTSV.2 Business Economics V

UBCOMTSV.3 Financial Accounting V

UBCOMTSV.4 Cost Accounting V

UBCOMTSV.5 Management Accounting

Applied Courses

(Two Courses of the Following)

UBCOMTSV.6.1 Direct and Indirect Taxes V

UBCOMTSV.6.2 Export Marketing V

UBCOMTSV.6.3 Computer System V

UBCOMTSV.6.4 Rural Marketing V

Semester VI

Major Courses

UBCOMTSVI.1 Commerce VI

(Marketing and Human

Resource Management

UBCOMTSVI.2 Business Economics VI

UBCOMTSVI.3 Financial Accounting VI

UBCOMTSVI.4 Cost Accounting VI

UBCOMTSVI.5 Auditing

Applied Courses

(Two Courses of the Following)

UBCOMTSVI.6.1 Direct and Indirect Taxes VI

UBCOMTSVI.6.2 Export Marketing VI

UBCOMTSVI.6.3 Computer System VI

UBCOMTSVI.6.4 Rural Marketing VI

Courses :

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Value Addition Activities for Students

Students Activity Centre conducts workshop like Chocolate and Muffin making, pizza and tart

making, Eco-friendly Ganpati idol making, Calligraphy, Thread Jewellery making, Dance

Workshop, Singing workshop, Dish Gardening, Mini Gardening, etc.

Knowledge Research Centre (Internet Club) is a facility in the library wherein students have

access to internet for study purpose. They can check mails, find references, access google like

search engine, google scholar and other research journals.

Certificate Courses are designed by college for overall development of the students. Students

can do any number of these courses along with their regular academic programme.

Certificate Courses Fee in the fees structure is for additional facilities provided by the college for

the students.

SPDC CC01 Certificate Course in Retail Management SPDC CC02 Certificate Course in Computerized Accountancy and TallySPDC CC03 Certificate Course in Cyber LawSPDC CC04 Certificate Course in Introduction of Business EconomicsSPDC CC05 Certificate Course in Green LifestyleSPDC CC06 Certificate Course in Financial Planning SPDC CC07 Certificate Course in Interpretations of Financial Statements SPDC CC08 Enhancing Skills and Personality Development for the Career in FilmsSPDC CC09 Certificate Course for English in Hospitality and Tourism SPDC CC10 Certificate Course in Introduction to LawSPDC CC11 Understanding Economic Policy MakingSPDC CC12 Certificate Course in Social Work SPDC CC13 Certificate Course in Aesthetic BotanySPDC CC14 Advanced Techniques and Problem Solving in PhysicsSPDC CC15 Laboratory Techniques and Electronic Instrumentation in PhysicsSPDC CC16 Certificate Course in Introduction and Application of Analytical InstrumentsSPDC CC17 Certificate Course in SpectroscopySPDC CC18 Certificate Course in Financial MathematicsSPDC CC19 Certificate Course in Vedic MathematicsSPDC CC20 Certificate Course in Advanced Android ProgrammingSPDC CC21 Certificate Course in Aptitude TestingSPDC CC22 Certificate Course in Technical Research Paper WritingSPDC CC23 Certificate Course in Soft Skills Development Program SPDC CC24 MS Excel, MS Word and Power Point PresentationSPDC CC25 Certificate Course in DTPSPDC CC26 Certificate Course in Mehandi and Bridal Make-UpSPDC CC27 Certificate Course in 2D-FlashSPDC CC28 Certificate Course in Personality DevelopmentSPDC CC29 Certificate Course in English Speaking

Certificate Courses Available

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Mode of Refund of Fees and Deposits

Refund of Tuition, Development and all other fees after cancellation of admissions:

The candidates who have taken admission in under graduate courses in Government college, in

Government aided and recognized Institutions may request for refund of fees after applying in

writing for cancellation of their admission to the course. The refund of fees as applicable shall be

made on or before 30th day after the date of cancellation and thereafter the percentage of fees of

the course shall be refunded to the candidate after deducting charges as follows:

Table-1: Fee Deduction on Cancellation of Admission

Sr. No. Period Percentages

of Deduction

1. Prior to commencement of academic and instruction of the course �500/- Lumpsum

2. Upto 20 days after the commencement of academic term of the 20% of total course amount of fees

3. From 21 days to 50 days after commencement of academic term 30% of the total of the course amount of fees

4. From 51 days to 80 days after the commencement of academic term 50% of the total of the course or 31st August whichever is earlier amount of fees

st th 5. From 1 September to 30 September 60% of the total amount of fees

th 6. After 30 September 100% of the total amount of fees

NOTE:

The total amount considered for the refund of fees from the commencement of academic term, of the

course includes the following:

1. All the fees items chargeable for one year are as per relevant University circulars for different

Faculties (excluding the courses for which the total amount is fixed by other competent authorities).

2. The fees charged towards group insurance and all fees components to be paid asUniversity share

(including Vice-Chancellor Fund, University fees for sports and cultural activities, E-charge,

Disaster Management fund, Examination fees and Enrollment fees) are non-refundable if payment

is made by the college prior to the date of cancellation.

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3. Fees collected for Identity card and Library card, admission form and prospectus, enrollment and

any other course specific fees are not refundable after the commencement of the academic term.

4. All refundable deposits (Laboratory, Caution Money and Library etc.) shall be fully returned at the

time of cancellation provided that wherever admissions are made through centralized admission

process for professional and/or for any other courses by other component Authorities. The refund

strules are applicable if specified by such authorities (as per the rule of relevant agencies) for the 1

year admission. In case of admission to subsequent years of the course, 0.2859 is applicable for

cancelled of admission. Provided further that this refund rule is concurrent with the rules and

guidelines of other professional statutory bodies appointed for admission for relevant courses.

Further that 0.2859-A and 0.2859-B have been repealed and the amended 0.2859 relating to the

refund of tuition fees, development and all other fees after cancellation of admission for the Under

Graduate Courses has been brought into force with effect from the academic year 2008-2009.

Refund Regulations

1. If a student informs the Principal of the College/ Institution, in writing, within 30 days from the

date of commencement of the term that he/she desires to cancel his/her admission, all fees shall be

refunded to him/her after deduction of Rs.30/-(Rupees thirty only) as administrative charges.

i. At the time of applying for admission, he/she intimates in writing, that he/she has also applied or

intends to apply for admission to one or more of the professional colleges or Institutions or

Departments affiliated to this University which impart instruction for Degree Courses in

Engineering, Architecture, Physiotherapy, Technology, Medicine, Dentistry, Ayurveda, Unani

medicine, Homeopathy, Painting, Commercial Art, Home science and Courses conducted by the

National Defence Academy or Indian Institute of Technology or Regional Colleges of Engineering.

ii. He/She withdraws his/her application, within 7 days from the date of his/her admission to a

stprofessional college or a course mentioned above but not later than 31 August of the same

academic year. In such cases, it shall be binding on the student to produce documentary proof of

his/her being admitted to the professional course.

2. All fees paid by the student at the time of admission shall be refunded to him/her on production of

receipts after deducting Rs.250/- (Rupees two hundred fifty only) or all prescribed fees, whichever

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is less as administrative charges, on following conditions.

i. At the time of applying for admission, he/she intimates in writing, that he/she has also applied or

intends to apply for admission to one or more of the professional colleges or institutions or

departments affiliated to this University which impart instruction for degree course in

Engineering, Architecture, Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Audiology and Speech

Therapy, Unani Medicine, Homeopathy, Painting, Commercial Art, Home Science and Courses

conducted by the National Defence Academy or Indian Institute of Technology or Regional

Colleges of Engineering.

ii. He/She withdraws his application in writing within 7 days from the date of his/her admission to a

thprofessional college or a 1 course mentioned in (1) above, but not later than 30 September of the

same academic year. In such cases, it shall be binding on the student to produce documentary proof

of his/her being admitted to the professional course.

thiii. For any cancellation after 30 September but before the end of the term, a student will be eligible to

receive the share of tuition fee for the second term and the annual examination fee if already paid.

The students will not be eligible for any refund if cancellation/studies discontinued after the end of

first term.

Examinations Forms

th1. Forms for examinations in October have to be filled on or before 10 August.

th2. Late Fee forms have to be filled on or before 30 August with a fine of �100

th3. Forms for Examination in March have to be filled on or before 30 November. th

4. Late Fee forms have to be filled on or before 20 December with a fine of �100 and � 500 st

after 31 December.

Enrolment Formsst

The Enrolment forms have to be filled by 31 August. Forms with late fee have to be filled on

thor before 30 September with late fees of �150/-

Project submission

Students should confirm project submission dates with the concerned authorities.

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thFrom College to University 10 August Regular FeethFrom College to University 30 August With late Fee �100/-

T.Y. Examination Forms for March Examination* thFrom College to University 30 November Regular FeethFrom College to University 20 December With late Fee �100/-stFrom College to University 31 December With late Fee �500/-

Academic Calendar

Holidays as per Government rules and notification.

Degree College (F.Y. and S.Y.):

First Term Examination - In the month of October/November

Second Term Examination-In the month of March/April

Third Year examination will be conducted as per the University timetable

Commencement of Degree College: st nd 1 Term from 2 Week of June. nd

2 Term - As per University Notification.

Submissions

Regarding examination projects/assignment/tutorial class test and eligibility

T.Y. Examination Forms for October Examination*

F.Y. Students Enrolment Forms*

stFrom College to University 31 August Regular Fee thFrom College to University 30 September With late Fee �100/-

Scheme of Examination and Semester based Credit and Grading Evaluation SystemThe scheme of examinations for all the courses will be semester Based Credit and Grading pattern as per

University of Mumbai guidelines. Circulars regarding this pattern will be displayed on the Notice Boards

from time to time. Students can also refer to the University website www.mu.ac.in for further details. In

case of any doubts pertaining to examination system students may contact the Convener, Examinations

and Committee.

*All dates may be revised as per circular of University of Mumbai for Academic Year 2021-22

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Institutional Code of Conduct for Students

Institute believes in promoting safe and congenial environment by enforcing following code of conduct.

1. Students should be punctual and attend all lectures/practicals/academic activities.

2. All students must nurture academic integrity by respecting members and ensure safety of property.

3. Students should not indulge in any kind of discrimination pertaining to religion, caste, gender, region, language, sexual orientation, family status, physical or mental disability.

4. Students should not indulge in any indiscipline in the premises.

5. Organisation of meeting and processions without prior permission from the Principal are strictly banned.

6. Smoking, carrying Narcotics, carrying ammunition, explosive and potential weapon and firework is strictly prohibited.

7. Students should wear identity card issued by institute at all times during their stay in the premises.

8. Responsible usage of social media is expected from the students.

9. Every student is expected to dress in decent manner.

10. All students are required to maintain minimum 75% attendance.

11. Use of mobile / camera in premises is strictly prohibited.

12. Silence should be maintained in library / reading room / internet club.

13. Students are expected to take care of green cover in the college campus.

14. Students should not indulge themselves in any unfair practices during examinations.

15. Students should respect gender equality and other human values.

16. Students should undertake at least two certificate courses offered by institute for the academic year.

17. Students are expected to read the prospectus and regularly visit the website of the college.

18. Students may put up their suggestion/grievances in the drop boxes installed at the key areas.

19. Students are strictly prohibited from writing anything on the walls, desk and benches.

20. Ragging in any form is strictly banned in college.

21. Use of gymnasium and sports facility is permitted only beyond class hours. They should produce the Identity cards for availing the various facilities. They should take care to not to disturb the teaching activities.

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Summary of Faculty Development Programon

Evolution from offline to Online Teaching

As Per General

Analytics Views Link of the

Day Name of the Topic Resource Person Date Form Views Total Total P rogram

Views as on Views as on

03.06.2020 06.05.2021

Day 1 Creation of PPT Dr. Shubhangi 30.05.2020 Live 12663 54564 124806 https://youtu.be/

Videos Patil CD27htAt32I

Effective Use of Dr. Narendra

Teaching Tools Joshi

Day 2 and Methodologies 31.05.2020 Live 10682 45431 107745 https://youtu.be/

for Online Education PkuhY9Eis2E

Google Classroom Mrs. Bhavya

Ahuja Grover

Online Education - Mr. Amit

Expanding the Chowdry

Day 3 Reach of Classroom 01.06.2020 Live 8151 22437 71917 https://youtu.be/

Learning hq1nwsWglik

Virtual Classroom: Prof. Dr. Arjun

The ‘New Normal’ Ghatule

YouTube Video Dr. Yogendra Pal

and Blended

Day 4 02.06.2020 Live 7177 20143 48598 https://youtu.be/

New Education Dr. Janardhanan u0UE4u84mbQ

Policy 2019 Gangathulasi Classroom

Hands on Training Microsoft Teams

Day 5 with Microsoft Ms. Neeti Soota 03.06.2020 Live 7376 13618 64026 https://youtu.be/

Mr. Nitin Pahwa SsAJrufplU4

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Summary of Student Development Programme on

E – Learning: Blackboard to Broadband

As Per General

Analytics Views L ink of the

Day Name of the Topic Resource Person Date Form Views Total Total Program

Views as on Views as on

03.06.2020 06.05.2021

From the Desk https://youtu.be/

Day 1 of a Monitor Mr. Ravi Nair 30.06.2020 Live 5002 16587 41330 BU_m37nDyYk Cyber Security Adv. (Dr.) Prashant Mali 01.07.2021 Live 3480 8813 27980 https://youtu.be/

Day 2 Internet Banking Mr. Vikas KP2DskaD19g & Payment Apps Panditrao Understanding Dr. Shubhangi MS-Word & PPT Patil 02.07.2020 Live 2519 7724 22340 https://youtu.be/

Day 3 Stress Coping Dr. Harish wX022Rk_Ju8 Mechanism Shetty MS- Excel Dr. Sakharam Muley

Day 4 03.07.2020 Live 1854 5586 20116 https://youtu.be/ Free Apps and Dr. Yogendra RQgZCnFOYqg Mobile Video Pal Making Success Stories Mr. Nichiket Joshi of Achievers Mr. Rishabh Kaalia

Day 5 & Millennials Mr. Smitesh 04.07.2020 Live 1647 4832 15573 https://youtu.be/ More R7ip8va3VFA Dr. Mahesh Bedekar Mr. Aditya Pandey

Explore the Mrs. Bhavya

Day 6 Google and Ahuja 05.07.2020 Live 1086 4824 12208 https://youtu.be/ Google Grover awXErKMPfaE Classroom

Content Writing Ms. Kajal

Day 7 Huria 06.07.2020 Live 1293 5293 15124 https://youtu.be/ Digital Mr. Jasmin nAK5Jo-C8Cs Marketing Dawada

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Glorious 40 EventsSatish Pradhan Dnyanasadhana College, Thane established in the year 1980 has completed 40 years in the field of education, excellence and modernity. Our institution has developed itself in the last 40 years from a small facility into a massive educational hub and this 40th year though was marked with pandemic, the spirit of the institution continued to prevail. The institution made its foray into the area which was new to it and that was “Technology in education”. Satish Pradhan Dnyanasadhana college went full-fledged into adopting the new normal of being online and ensured that apart from academic development of students their all-round development was a must during these testing times and thus developed the unique idea of celebrating the 40th year with 40 unique programs for students, organized by the students.

In view of that, the first program was aired on 18th August 2020 simultaneously on the college YouTube and Facebook channels live. Eminent speakers from across the industry joined us on the online platform. The programs that were conducted, varied from finance to taxation, to investment, to data sciences. Programs were conducted on digital marketing to retail marketing. Best practices in HR to importance of upskilling to becoming job relevant in the market was covered.

Literature based programs like “words make worlds” to how to master story telling was also covered. Many well-known artist and theatre personalities featured as guest speakers under Glorious 40.

Marathi Bhasha Divas was celebrated by senior and junior college under the banner of Glorious 40 program. Not only were webinars planned, but also, poster making competition, quiz competitions were conducted. Also, competition like “Immortal waves of language skill” was conducted on the virtual platform to judge the recitation and elocution skills of students in three different languages namely Hindi, English and Marathi.

The team of Glorious 40 was able to make a history by planning and executing the Annual Fest of our college “UTOPIA” in the online mode and that is why this year the fest was renamed as “V-Utopia”. Intra- departmental to inter departmental and then inter-collegiate level events under “V- Utopia” became a national fest this year with students participating from colleges across India. In similar manner “INDHRADHANU” - Junior college fest - was also planned and conducted with immense & enthusiastic response from students.

S.V. Kulkarni Vyakhanmala the annual program organized by NSS every year also was conducted on the virtual platform as the last program under the banner of Glorious 40 with social entrepreneur Dr. Girish Kulkarni being the speaker for the day and weight lifting Grand Master Mr. Suhas Khamkar being the speaker for degree college.

40th program under the banner of Glorious 40 was concluded on 29th of May 2021.

Mrs. Sarika Sagar

(Convenor Glorious 40)

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Sr. No. Name of The Program Speakers Department Date PlatformLink of the

Program

1Investing Even Before You GetYour Wisdom Tooth

Streamyardhttps://youtu.be/

ekgg5w_5ogi

2 Voice Art: Career OpportunityinVoicing Industry

Streamyardhttps://youtu.be/y

i0bpctoi1y

3

Know Your Fundamental Rightand Duties Streamyard

https://youtu.be/

wltzwfskzxq

4

Post Corona Opportunity for

Young India Streamyard

https://youtu.be/

oin6aqityne

5 Follow Every Rainbow Streamyardhttps://youtu.be/

88i7q4vcj_m

6

National Level Poster Making

Competition AtmanirbharBharat

Recordedhttps://youtu.be/c

8uu84zkqau

7 Basics of HRM Streamyardhttps://youtu.be/k

foz9pgmtxi

8 A Creative Discourse Ms Teams

9 Internship Drive Month Streamyardhttps://youtu.be/g

1fcndkdyag

10Corporate Governance EmergingTrends

Streamyardhttps://youtu.be/j

0xwqco8wgu

11Driving Force Behind theDemand for Data Sciences


pl7jgh6dnyq

12A Chance of EncounteringSomething Wonderful

Mathematics and Streamyardhttps://youtu.be/

d-nvrqrdl4e

13Talk Show- An Evening withVirajas


u5hpftewtmm

14 Campus to Life Find Your WayGlorious 40 Team Streamyard

https://youtu.be/

bqirnbue_dy

15Basic of Intellectual Property

Rights

Mr. Prashant Rathi

Mr. Udya Sabnis

Adv. Tejas Deshmukh

Mr. Prashant

Pole

Mr. Bhavik

Vora/ Dr. Ajit Marathe/ Dietician Pradnya

Padhye

Mr. Preetam

Deuskar/Mrs. Meghana Milind Kshirsagar/

Milind Kshirsagar

Mr. Sachin Tulsankar

Mr. Jayesh Shikarkhane

Mrs. Sujata

Ranjan

CA Varadraj Bapat

Mrs. Sampada Basarkar

Mr. Atul Surve

Mr. Virajas Kulkarni

Mrs. Sushma Mali

Adv. Mandar

Chandrachud

B.Com.

Accounting and Finance

Film, Television and New Media Production

Business Law

Accountancy

Bachelor of Management

Studies

B.Com. Banking and Insurance

Mathematics and Statistics


Placement

Committee

Accountancy

Computer Science and Information Technology

Statistics

B.Com. Accounting and Finance

B.Com. Accounting and

Finance

18.08.2020

09.09.2020

19.09.2020

25.09.2020

26.09.2020

13.10.2020

30.10.2020

12.10.2020

15.10.2020

23.10.2020

24.10.2020

30.10.2020

02.11.2020

16.11.2020

07.11.2020 Streamyardhttps://youtu.be/c

vr7wsnzgea

Summary of Glorious 40 Events

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Name of The Program Speakers Department Date PlatformLink of the

Program

16 Everyday InnovationMrs. Smita.

Ojha

Computer

Science and

Information

Technology

https://youtu.be/

4xpoctzdfwq09.11.2020 Streamyard

17 Immortal Waves of LanguageSkills

Prof Indira/Mrs. Vrushali Bhosale/ Prof. Mukeherjee/ Mrs. Pramodini

Junior College

Bachelor of Management Studies

10.11.2020 Streamyardhttps://youtu.be/z

zdeu8xjtca

18 Social Media MarketingMr. Ram Ganapathy

10.11.2020 Streamyardhttps://youtu.be/mxrywrkg4ma

19 New Education PolicyDr. Sanjay Gopal

Internal Quality Assurance Cell

11.11.2020 Ms Teams

20 Story Telling Mr. Sojal Sawant


28.11.2020 Ms Teams

21Economic and Social Impact ofCOVID-19 On India

Mr. Deepak Chavan/ Dr. Prithviraj Desai/Mr. Vishal Ahuja/Mr. Sharad Pachisiya/Mr. Abhijeet Punde/Mr. Jeetendra Bafna

Junior College -Economics

30.11.2020 Ms Teams

B.Com. Accounting and Finance

andB.Com. Banking and Insurance

Computer Science and Information Technology

Streamyard22 Investment Awareness Week

18.01.2021 to 23.01.2021

23 27.01.2021 StreamyardWebinar on A Gateway toVFXand Animation on World

Mr. Vikram Kulkarni

Dr. Manjusha Musmade

https://youtu.be/dq-w3cn5nds

https://youtu.be/0tgrk1pgsek;

https://youtu.be/fwd17gqcydq;

https://youtu.be/bxltislwjae;

https://youtu.be/rjqwgrmydgq;

https://youtu.be/ztdnmqqhvos;

https://youtu.be/3he4e5qizmy

Sr. No.

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Name of The Program Speakers Department Date Platform ProgramLink of the

24 Talk Show-Becoming Job Readyby Up Skilling

Mrs. Roli Gupta/

Mr. Siddharth

Ghoshal/

Mrs Jagruti

Khotekar

Glorious 40 Team

25.01.2021 Streamyardhttps://youtu.be/e60fh7k7dvi

25Upcoming Age of Entrepreneurin Current Times

Mr. Suresh Umap

Commerce 04.02.2021 Streamyardhttps://youtu.be/6th_c_ijsfw

Between Spread sheet-OnlineQuiz Competition

26B.Com. Accounting and Finance

30.01.2021 Streamyard https://youtu.be/iw7c4kilsku

28 Skill for EntrepreneurshipDr. Kusum Joshi

Chemistry 06.03.2021 Streamyardhttps://youtu.be/t

3h5gqte6z4

29 Competitive ExamsDr. Ramesh

RunwalPhysics 12.02.2021 Streamyard

https://youtu.be/ki

3_j1boh38

30 Words Make World Dr. Neena Nair English 13.02.2021 Streamyardhttps://youtu.be/v

sxw_yzlc04

Shriya Bugde / Sampada

Joglekar Kulkarni / Jyoti

Mukane /Rj Dilip / Sachin Kumavat

32Webinar on Glimpses of Food Safety Approach InFood Industry

Dr. Shilpa Verekar

Botany 20.02.2021 Streamyardhttps://youtu.be/s

hld5g0n_nm

33Talk Show-MarathiBhasha Divas

Kishore Kadam / Sucheta Nalavade / Titiksha Gawde

Marathi27.02.2021/

02.03.2020Streamyard

https://youtu.be/

m4kea0a7f0i;

https://youtu.be/n

segwlvrzxm

34 Analysis of Budget

CA Nikhilesh

SomanEconomics 06.03.2021 Streamyard

https://youtu.be/7

whu6lxaie0

35Trekking anAdventurous Stream

Dr. Mrunmaiyee

SatamHistory 13.03.2021 Streamyard

https://youtu.be/2

yn5j2cafje

36

Effective Use of

Online Research

Technique

Dr. Santosh Hulagabali Library 20.03.2021

Streamyardhttps://youtu.be/q

fhayem-khc

31 Utopia / Indradhanu

Art Circle /Junior College

14.03.2021to 25.03.2021/ 07.04.2021

Streamyard/Zoom/Ms Teams

https://youtu.be/pxqywcca5rw;

https://youtu.be/rlul2pombxq;

https://youtu.be/3rbexee7b0;

https://youtu.be/5ry3yn2lp2w

Competition

Sr. No.

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Name of The Program Speakers Department Date Platform ProgramLink of the

Sr. No.

37Article Writing Competition on Post Covid World

Research Promotion Cell

15.03.2021/ 19.03.2021 Ms Teams

38 Effective Presentation Skills Mr. Ravi SagarGlorious 40 Team

23.04.2021 Recordedhttps://youtu.be/cvrzuqd8xra

Retail Management Mr. Kothari M.Com. Streamyard

40 S.V. Kulkarni Vyakhanmala

Dr. Girish Kulkarni / Mr. Suhas Khamkar

NSS-Senior/Junior

28.05.2021/ 29.05.2021

Streamyard

-

39 - -

-

Competition

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Activity Calendar for Academic Year 2021-22

Month Activity Type of Activity Department

/ Association

June Bridge Course for T.Y.B.A. Students Academics Economics

Bridge Course Academics History and FC

13th Konkan History Congress Conference History and FC

Bridge Course for T.Y.B.A. Students Academics Marathi

Becoming Confident Speakers Co-Curricular English

Bridge Course for T.Y.B.Sc. Students Academics Chemistry

Review on Green Practices in Chemistry Laboratory - Co-curricular Chemistry

Article Writing/Suggestions by Faculty Members,

Laboratory Staff and Students.

Assessment for Chemistry Learning (Formative assessment) Academics Chemistry

of F.Y.B.Sc. Students

Workshop on ‘Handling of Instruments and Biosafety Workshop Botany

Measures’

Lecture on Pearl Culture & Oyster Farming Co-curricular Zoology

Bridge Courses Academics Mathematics

and Statistics

Book Exhibition on the Occassion of World Environment Co-curricular Library

Day on 5th June 2021

Book Exhibition on the Occassion of International Yoga Co-curricular Library

Day on 21st June 2021

Book Exhibition on the Occassion of International Day Co-curricular Library

Against Drugs Abuse on 26th June 2021

Advisory Committee Meeting Meeting NSS Committee

Celebration of Yoga Day in College and in University Extracurricular NSS Committee

of Mumbai

Celebrating Kargil Vijay Diwas Extracurricular NSS Committee

Arranging Motivational Guest Lectures. Extracurricular NSS Committee

Enrolment Drive for NSS Unit Extracurricular NSS Committee

Awareness on ‘World Environment Day’ Extracurricular NCC Girls Unit

Rally on ‘Anti-Child Labour Day’ Extracurricular NCC Girls Unit

Celebration of ‘International Yoga Day’ Extracurricular NCC Girls Unit

Awareness Rally/Street Play/ Poster Making on Extracurricular NCC Girls Unit

‘International Day Against Drug & Trafficking’

World Environment Day: Awareness Rally Extracurricular NCC Boys Unit

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/ Association

June Anti-Child Labour Day’: Really, Poster Making Extracurricular NCC Boys Unit

International Yoga Day: Lecture, Practical Extracurricular NCC Boys Unit

International Drug & Traffic king’ Day: Awareness Extracurricular NCC Boys Unit

Rally and Lecture

ATC and TSC Camp Extracurricular NCC Boys Unit

Ice-Breaking Session – All TY Students Information "Placement

About Placement Activities Co-curricular and Career

Counselling Cell”

Display of Notice /Announcement on PA System for

Students Regarding Registration of Names for Extracurricular Sports Committee

Participation in Sports.

Collection of Documents Mandatory for Participation Extracurricular Sports Committee

in Sports.

Inhouse Survey of Unskilled Workers Extracurricular Being Me

Committee

Inhouse Survey of Old Age People Extracurricular Being Me

Committee

July Program on Skill Development for T.Y.B.A. Students Co-curricular Economics

Orientation of F.Y.B.A./ FY.B.Com/ F.Y.B.Sc. Orientation All Departments

Visit to College Library Co-curricular History and FC

Special Lecture series on Interdisciplinary Topics Academics History and FC

Literature Based Quiz Competition for SYBA/TYBA Co-curricular Marathi

Film, Television

Movie Screening for FY Students (Every Week) Co-curricular a nd New Media

Production

Lecture on “What Is Sociology?” for the FYBA Students Co-curricular Sociology

with A PPT Presentation

Audio Book Reading Competition Extracurricular English

Workshop on Entrepreneurship Development Program Workshop Commerce

Financial Inclusion Initiative Academics Accountancy

IPR Related Lecture Co-curricular Business

Economics

Bridge Lecture for FY students Academics Business

Economics


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/ Association

July Bridge Lecture for FY students Academics Environmetal

Studies

Observation of International Tiger Day Co-curricular Environmetal

Studies

B.Com. in

National Conference of All Self-Financing Department Conference Banking

and Insurance

B.Com. in

Seminar on Career Prospects in Insurance Seminar Banking

and Insurance

Bachelor of

National Conference Conference Management

Studies

Formation of Dr. C.V. Raman Club (Students of S.Y.B.Sc. Co-curricular Physics

and T.Y.B.Sc. as Members)

Conducting a Learning Aptitude Test for F.Y.B.Sc. Co-curricular Physics

Students to Identify Weak/Advance Learners

First Lecture of Series Academics Physics

Quiz Competition Extracurricular Physics

World Nature Conservation Day - Documentary Show Co-curricular Chemistry

Quiz Competition Extracurricular Botany

Excursion Co-curricular Botany

Field Visit/Excursion Co-curricular Zoology

Induction Program for FY students Co-curricular Mathematics and

Statistics

Fun in Maths program Extracurricular Mathematics and

Statistics

Computer Science

Faculty Development Program Workshop and Information

Technology

Research Paper Writing Workshop Computer Science

and Information

Technology

Training to the Students for Handling E-Resources and Workshop Library

Ethical Use of Information

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/ Association

July Book Exhibition on the Occassion of Kargil Vijay Diwas Co-curricular Library

on 26th July 2021

Distribution of Set of Textbooks to the Students from Co-curricular Library

College Book –Bank Scheme

Developing Ecosystem for Incubation Centre Co-curricular Internal Qualtiy

Assurance Cell

Selection Round for Participation in Different Events of Extracurricular Art Circle and

Youth Festival Zonal Round UTOPIA

Workshop on Pizza & Tart Making Workshop Student Activity

Centre

Workshop on Chocolate & Muffin Making Workshop Student Activity

Centre

Gender Sensitization Workshop for Two Days Workshop Women

(Five Hours Per Day) Development Cell

Tree Plantation Drive Extracurricular NSS Committee

Orientation of the Volunteers Co-curricular NSS Committee

LTP Camp Selection Extracurricular NSS Committee

Avhan Camp Selection Extracurricular NSS Committee

Celebration of Gurupornima Extracurricular NSS Committee

Submission of Enrollment List and Registration of College Extracurricular NSS Committee

NSS unit

Guru Poornima Celebration Extracurricular NCC Girls Unit

World Population Day Awareness Extracurricular NCC Girls Unit

Tree Plantation Drive Extracurricular NCC Girls Unit

Kargil Day Demonstration Extracurricular NCC Girls Unit

Guru Poornima Celebration: Lecture Extracurricular NCC Boys Unit

World Population Day Awareness Rally Extracurricular NCC Boys Unit

Tree Plantation Drive Extracurricular NCC Boys Unit

Kargil Day Celebration: Lecture, Demonstration Extracurricular NCC Boys Unit

Entrepreneurship Development Program Co-curricular Commerce

Association

Inaugural Function - Guest Lecture by Literary Personality Co-curricular Literary

Association


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/ Association

July Appointment of Coaches After the Approval of Principal and

Management. (Cricket, Football, Kabaddi, Kho-Kho, Extracurricular Sports Committee

Handball & Volleyball)

Preparation of Entry and Eligibility and Submission at the Extracurricular Sports Committee

Venue of Competition.

Procurement of Sports Items and Sports Uniform for Extracurricular Sports Committee

College Teams/Players

Orientation Program about Departmental Activities for the Extracurricular Sports Committee

First Year Students.

Training of Teams Extracurricular Sports Committee

Sensitisation of Students about LGBTQ Community Extracurricular Being Me

(Online/Offline) Committee

Poster/Short Film Competition Extracurricular Being Me

Committee

August Workshop on Statistical Analysis and Fitting Data Workshop Economics

Guest Lecture on Various Topics Related to the Syllabus Academics History and FC

One Day Workshop on Numismatic Workshop History and FC

Patriotic Song Competition Extracurricular History and FC

International Friendship Day - Poetry Recitation and Extracurricular Marathi

Literary Readings about 'Friendship'

World Library Day - Special Visit to the College Library Co-curricular Marathi

Three Days Practical Workshop for TYBA Students on Workshop Sociology

Statistics and Application of Computer in Research

Career in Radio Jockeying Extracurricular English

Event Anchoring Competition Extracurricular English

B.A. in

Photography Exhibition - Picturesque Extracurricular Multimedia

and Mass

Communication

Film, Television

Song Recording (Studio Practical Work For FY Students) Co-curricular and New Media

Production

Lecture on Awareness about IPR Extracurricular Commerce

PPT/Essay Competition Extracurricular Commerce

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/ Association

August Add-On courses- on Tally and Advance Excel Extracurricular Accountancy

Visit to AGM Co-curricular Accountancy

Program for Underprivileged Children Under Being Me Extracurricular Business

Economics

Celebration of Green Friendship Day Co-curricular Environmental

Studies

Urja Setu Exhibition Extracurricular Environmental

Studies

Expert Guidance Session for TYBAF Academics B.Com. in

Accounting and

Finance

Thoughts of Eminent Economist- PPT Competition for Extracurricular B.Com. in

SYBAF Accounting and

Finance

B.Com. in

Add on course – 30 hours for TYBAF Co-curricular Accounting and

Finance

B.Com. in

Internal Assessment Academics Banking and

Insurance

B.Com. in

Faculty Exchange Program Extracurricular Banking and

Insurance

NSDC Add On Course Co-curricular B.Com. in

Banking and

Insurance

Entrepreneurship Club Activity Extracurricular Bachelor of

Management

Studies

Science Fiction/Story Telling Competition Extracurricular Physics

Talk on Career in Physics Co-curricular Physics

Workshop on Laboratory Skill Development Among Workshop Chemistry

Students

Allocation of Mini Projects to Students, Best Projects to be Extracurricular Chemistry

Selected to Represent College at AVISHKAR Competition.


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/ Association

August Field Visits Co-curricular Botany

Nature Photography Competition Extracurricular Botany

Animal Breeding & Cattle Production: Guest Lecture Co-curricular Zoology

Workshop on R Software for Data Analysis Workshop Mathematics and

Statistics

Workshop on Mathematical Communication Skills Workshop Mathematics and

Statistics

Expert Guidance Session on Recent Technologies Co-curricular Computer Science

and Information

Technology

Quiz for Advanced Learner and Slow Learner Extracurricular Computer Science

and Information

Technology

Workshop on Entreprenurship Co-curricular Internal Quality

Assurance Cell

Book Exhibition on the Occassion of Lokmanya Tilak Co-curricular Library

Punyatithi on 1st August 2021

Book Exhibition on the Occassion of Librarians Day on Co-curricular Library

12st August 2021

Workshop on Poster making and Cartooning Workshop Art Circle and

UTOPIA

Training in Folk Dance to Participate in Youth Festival Zonal Extracurricular Art Circle and

and Final Round UTOPIA

Participation in youth festival zonal and Final round Extracurricular Art Circle and

UTOPIA

Lecture on Financial Assistance for Research Projects Extracurricular Research

Promotion Cell

Inauguration of Science Association Co-curricular Science

Association

Awareness Program for Government Scholarship Extracurricular SC/ST Committee

/ Minority Cell /

OBC Cell

Workshop on Soap Making Workshop Student Activity

Centre

Workshop on Eco-Friendly Ganpati Idol Making Workshop Student Activity

Centre

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/ Association

August Disaster Management Lecture and Demonstrations Extracurricular NSS Committee

Celebration of 15th August Independence Day Extracurricular NSS and NCC

Committee

Blood Donation Camp Extracurricular NSS and NCC

Committee

Rally and Street Play on Awareness on Donation of Blood Extracurricular NSS Committee

Guest Lecture On ‘International Youth Day’ Extracurricular NCC Girls Unit

National Sports Day Motivation Talk Extracurricular NCC Girls Unit

International Youth Day: Motivation Lecture Extracurricular NCC Boys Unit

National Sports Day Motivation Talk Extracurricular NCC Boys Unit

PPT Competition Extracurricular Commerce

Association

Language Skills Development - Workshops on Proof- Workshop Literary

Reading and Editing Skills Association

Personality Development and Confidence Building Co-curricular " Placement and

Workshop Career

Counselling Cell”

Felicitation Ceremony of Achievers Extracurricular Staff Academy

Selection of Teams/Players for Inter Collegiate Extracurricular Sports Committee

Tournaments Scheduled in the Month of September

(Football, Cross-Country, Half Marathon, Kabaddi etc.)

Preparation of Entry and Eligibility and Submission at the Extracurricular Sports Committee

Venue of Competition

Finalizing and Recommending Names of Players to the Extracurricular Sports Committee

Management for the Award of Best Sports Person

(Men & Women) on Foundation Day.


Online Session on Skill Development for Unskilled Workers Extracurricular Being Me

(Depending Upon Survey Result Conducted in June) Committee

September Lecture on Union Public Service Examination Co-curricular History and FC

and Maharashtra Public Service Commission.

Local Study Tour Co-curricular History and FC

Internal Examination Academics History and FC

Meet the Author Co-curricular Marathi


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/ Association

September Guest Lectures on Career in Social Work Co-curricular Sociology

Lecture on Non-violent Communication Academics English

Short Film Competition (In Association With Blue Co-curricular Film, Television

Entertainment) and New Media

Production

Lecture on Development of Leadership Qualities and Co-curricular Commerce

Employability Skills

Lectures on various topics Co-curricular Commerce

Visit to District Legal Services Authority, Thane in Co-curricular Business Law

Thane Court


Studies

World Tourism Day Co-curricular Environmental

Studies

Non-verbal Communication and Grapevine Activity for Extracurricular B.Com. in

FYBAF Accounting

and Finance

Expert Guidance Session Academics B.Com. in

Accounting and

Finance

Model exhibition in FC for FYBAF Co-curricular B.Com. in

Accounting and

Finance

Workshop on Mutual Fund and Share Market Workshop B.Com. in

Banking and

Insurance

Seminar on Goal Setting / Chanakya Neeti Seminar Bachelor of

Management

Studies

Second Lecture of Series Academics Physics

Workshop/Seminar on Use of PSpice Simulation Workshop Physics

Remedial Lectures Academics Physics

Seminar on Research Methodology Literature Survey Seminar Chemistry

Documentation and Scientific Writing

Awareness of Intellectual Property Rights Extracurricular Chemistry

World Cardiac Day: Guest Lecture Co-curricular Botany

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September Quiz Competition Extracurricular Zoology

Teacher’s Day Celebration Extracurricular Mathematics and

Statistics

Presentation by students Extracurricular Mathematics and

Statistics

Maths Magic Show Extracurricular Mathematics and

Statistics

Remedial Lectures Academics Mathematics and

Statistics

Expert Guidance Session on Recent Technologies Co-curricular Computer Science

and Information

Technology

IPR Related to Software and Details about IPR Courses Co-curricular Computer Science

and Information

Technology

Semester II and IV ATKT Examination Academics Examination

Committee

Book Exhibition on the Occassion of Teachers Day on Co-curricular Library

5th Septembery 2021

Two Days Research Management Symposia Symposia Research

Promotion Cell

Workshop on Acting Workshop Art Circle and

UTOPIA

Gendering Poetic Spaces Extracurricular Women

Development Cell

Celebration of NSS Day Extracurricular NSS Committee

Swacch Bharat Abhiyan at Nearby Police Station Extracurricular NSS Committee

Raksha Bandhan Celebration at Orphanage/Old People Home Extracurricular NSS Committee

Teacher’s Day Celebration Extracurricular NCC Boys &

Girls Unit

World Ozone Day Awareness Extracurricular NCC Girls Unit

Ganesh Visarjan Traffic Control Extracurricular NCC Girls Unit

Traffic Awareness Programme (TAP) Extracurricular NCC Boys Unit

World Ozone Day: Awareness Rally, Lecture Extracurricular NCC Boys Unit

Ganesh Visarjan: Traffic Control, Volunteering Extracurricular NCC Boys Unit

Granthabhet - One Day Library Visit Extracurricular Literary

Association


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/ Association

September Internship Drive Month – FY, SY, TY and Master Degree Extracurricular "Placement and

Students of All Streams Career

Counselling Cell”

Workshop on “How To Write Research Paper Relating to Workshop Being Me

Being Me Objectives” (Preparation for Avishkar Convention) Committee

October Submission of F.C Project Academics History and FC

Submission of T.Y.B.A History Project Academics History and FC

T.Y.B.A. Preliminary Examination Academics History and FC

Storytelling Workshop Workshop English

Financial Literacy Festival for Week Co-curricular Commerce

PPT Competition Extracurricular Accountancy

Expert Guidance Session for TYBBI Students Academics B.Com. in

Banking and

Insurance

Poster Making Competition Extracurricular B.Com. in

Banking and

Insurance

Guest Lectures & Expert Guidance Session for Academics Bachelor of

TYBMS Students Management

Studies

World Food Day - Field Visit/ Chemistry Quiz with Extracurricular Chemistry

Special Emphasis on Nutrition and Awareness of

Food Adulteration and its Detection.

Entrepreneurship in Horticulture: Workshop/Projects Workshop Botany

by Students

Poster making Competition Extracurricular Zoology

Effect of Lockdown on Wildlife, Domestic Animals Co-curricular Zoology

& Pollution

Vachan Prerana Din Extracurricular Mathematics and

Statistics

Add on Course on Recent Technology Academics Computer Science

and Information Technology

Semester I and III Regular and ATKT Examination Academics Examination

Committee

Lecture by Dr. Maya Suryavanshi on her Visit and Co-curricular Science

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/ Association

October Research on Study of Ice Formation and Movement Association

in Antartica

Participation in prestigious One Act Play Competitions Extracurricular Art Circle and

UTOPIA

Celebration of Gandhi Jayanti in University of Mumbai Extracurricular NSS Committee

Distribution of Clothes and sweets to poor people on Diwali Extracurricular NSS Committee

Speech Competition On Gandhi Jayanti Extracurricular NCC Girls Unit

Expert Talk On ‘World Mental Health Day’ Extracurricular NCC Girls Unit

Gandhi Jayanti Guest Lecture Extracurricular NCC Boys Unit

World Mental Health Day’ Extracurricular NCC Boys Unit

Rashtriy Diwas: Lecture Extracurricular NCC Boys Unit

Selection of Teams/Players for Inter Collegiate Tournaments Extracurricular Sports Committee

Taking Place in the Month of November

(Athletics, Wrestling, Ball Badminton, Basketball etc.)

Preparation of Entry and Eligibility and Submission at Extracurricular Sports Committee

Department of Physical Education & Sports, University

of Mumbai

Training of Teams. Extracurricular Sports Committee

November Film Screening on Envionrment, Gender, etc. for Co-curricular History and FC

FC students

Career Guidance Lecture Series (3 Lectures) Extracurricular Marathi

Seminar on Electronic Media Seminar "B.A. in Multimedia

and Mass

Communication”

Being Me Activity Extracurricular Environmetal

Studies

National Level Workshop on Intellectual Property Rights Workshop B.Com. in

Accounting and

Finance

Guidance Session on Financial Planning Co-curricular Bachelor of

Management

Studies

Third Lecture of Series Academics Physics

Workshop/Seminar on Data Analysis Workshop Physics

National Entrepreneurship Day - Workshop / Seminar on

“How to Startup Small Industry” Workshop Chemistry


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/ Association

November PPT Competition on Projects Completed by Students. Extracurricular Chemistry

Lecture on ‘Aromatherapy’ Co-curricular Botany

Identification of Snakes, Treatment on Snake Bite, Rescue

& Handling Co-curricular Zoology

Bridge Courses Academics Mathematics and

Statistics

E-Waste Club Activities Extracurricular Computer Science

and Information

Technology

Book Exhibition on the Occassion of Constitution Day Co-curricular Library

on 26th November 2021

Self Defence Techniques Workshop for All Faculty Girls Workshop Women

Development Cell

RAYLA Lectures Extracurricular NSS Committee

Socio-Economic Survey Extracurricular NSS Committee

Advisory Meeting Extracurricular NSS Committee

Children’s Day Celebration Extracurricular NCC Girls & Boys

Units

NCC Day Celebration Extracurricular NCC Girls & Boys

Unit

Personality Development Programme Extracurricular NCC Boys Unit

Literature and Language Based Competition - Essay, Extracurricular Literary Association

Elocution and Recitation Competition

How to Write Resume? How to Face Group Discussion Extracurricular Placement and

and Personal Interview? Career

Counselling Cell

Competitions for Staff Members - Quiz, Antakshari, Extracurricular Staff Academy

Literary Activities

Finalization of Events and Schedule for Annual Sports Extracurricular Sports Committee

Procurement of Medals and Other Equipment Required

for Annual Sports. Extracurricular Sports Committee

Issue and Collection of Entry Forms for Annual Sports Extracurricular Sports Committee

Selection of Teams/Players for Inter Collegiate Tournaments

Schedule in the Month of December (Archery, Weight Extracurricular Sports Committee

Lifting, Power Lifting, Judo etc.)

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/ Association

November Preparation of Entry and Eligibility and Submission to Extracurricular Sports Committee

the Organizing Secretary of Competition.


December Workshop on Loan Processing and Finance Company Workshop Economics

Visit to Historic Places Co-curricular History and FC

Workshop on Tourism and Career Opportunities Workshop History and FC

Students' Enterprise: 'Mudra' Annual Extracurricular Marathi

Celebration of Human Rights Day Co-curricular Sociology

Storytelling Competition Extracurricular English

Visit to RBI/SEBI/Industry Co-curricular Commerce

Visit to BSE, NSE and RBI Co-curricular Accountancy

ECONZEST – Annual Festival Extracurricular Business

Economics

Project Guidance Session on Research Methodology for Co-curricular B.Com. in

TYBAF Accounting and

Finance

World Soil Day Co-curricular Environmetal

Studies

RBI Visit for TYBBI Students Co-curricular B.Com. in Banking

and Insurance

Local Bank Visit for FYBBI Students Co-curricular B.Com. in Banking

and Insurance

BSE/NSE Visit for SYBBI Students Co-curricular B.Com. in Banking

and Insurance

Soft Skill Development by Techno Serve Co-curricular B.Com. in Banking

and Insurance

Certificate Course on Digital Marketing Co-curricular Bachelor of

Management

Studies

Career Guidance Session for MBA - CAT/CET Extracurricular Bachelor of

Management

Studies

Avishkar Research Convention (Project) (Minimum Two Entries) Extracurricluar Physics

PPT Competition Extracurricluar Physics

National Pollution Control Day - Chemistry Poster and

Rangoli Competition with Special Emphasis on Measures

of Pollution Control. Co-curricular Chemistry


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/ Association

December Workshop on Bonsai Techniques Workshop Botany

Colour Blindness Survey Extracurricluar Zoology

MATHEGON, Mathematical Game Fair Extracurricluar Mathematics and

Statistics

National Mathematics Day 22nd Dec Extracurricluar Mathematics and

Statistics

One week Mathematical festival Fest-O-Ganit Extracurricluar Mathematics and

Statistics

Annual Book Exhibition Co-curricular Library

Workshop for Non-Teaching Staff Workshop Internal Quality

Assurance Cell

Workshop on Singing Workshop Art Circle and

UTOPIA

Participation in 15th Inter-Collegiate / Institute / Extracurricluar Research

Department Avishkar Research Convention 2021-22 Promotion Cell

Program in Collaboration with Vidnyana Bharati, Thane Extracurricluar Science

Association

Intercollegiate Cultural Festival ‘UTOPIA’ Extracurricluar Art Circle and

UTOPIA

Seven Day Residential Camp at the Adopted Village Extracurricluar NSS Committee

Rallies on Save Girl Child Extracurricluar NSS Committee

AIDS Awareness Rally and Programme with Civil Hospital of Extracurricluar NSS Committee

Thane

S.V. Kulkarni Vyakyanmala (Two Days) Extracurricluar NSS Committee

G.K. Phanse Elocution Competition Extracurricluar G.K. Phanse

Elocution

Competition

Committee

World AIDS Day Awareness Extracurricluar NCC Girls & Boys

Units

Swachhata Pakwada Extracurricluar NCC Boys Unit

Visit to RBI/SEBI Extracurricluar Commerce

Association

Literary Fest - Organizing Book Exhibition, Author Extracurricluar Literary

Interview for Students Association

Preparation and Display the Schedule of Events for Extracurricluar Sports Committee

Annual Sports

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/ Association

December Conduct of Annual Sports Extracurricluar Sports Committee

Selection of Teams/Players for Inter Collegiate Tournaments Extracurricluar Sports Committee

Taking Place in the Month of January (Boxing, Fencing,

Mallakhamb & Gymnastics, Yoga etc.)

Preparation of Entry and Eligibility and Submission to Extracurricluar Sports Committee

the Organizing Secretary of Competition

Inhouse Survey of Divyangjan Extracurricluar Being Me

Fun Filled Skill Activities/ Teaching them Simple MS Word/

Computer Based Games or Skill Enhancing Activities Co-curricular Being Me

January International Workshop on Academic Writing Workshop History and FC

Workshop on History of Trademarks, Design and

Symbols through the Newspapers Workshop History and FC

Marathi Bhasha Pandharwada: Various Competitions

to Enhance Literary Competence Extracurricular Marathi

Guest Lectures On What is the Career in Sociology for

SYBA & TYBA Students Co-curricular Sociology

Drafting Effective CV/Resume Co-Curricular English

Seminar on Corporate Communication & Public Relations Seminar "B.A. in

Multimedia and

Mass

Communication”

Guest Lecture on Script Writing (By Well-Known Director Co-curricular Film, Television

from Industry) and New Media

Production

Intercollegiate Quiz & Ad Jingle Making Competition Extracurricular Commerce

Lecture on Problems Faced by Women Labour

(Being Me Mission) Co-curricular Commerce

National Level Conference Conference Business

Economics

Awareness Session about Law Relating to Women Extracurricular Business Law


Studies

Add on Course of 30 hours for FYBAF Co-curricular B.Com. in

Accounting and

Finance


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January Add on Course of 30 hours for SYBAF Co-curricular B.Com. in

Accounting and

Finance

Ice-Breaking Session – FC for FYBAF Co-curricular B.Com. in

Accounting and

Finance

Workshop on Research Methodology Workshop B.Com. in Banking

and Insurance

Webinar on IPR Co-curricular B.Com. in Banking

and Insurance

Management Club Activity Co-curricular Bachelor of

Management

Studies

Industrial Visit Co-curricular Bachelor of

Management

Studies

Science Exhibition (Physinova) Co-curricular Physics

Fourth Lecture of Series Co-curricular Physics

Remedial Lectures Academic Physics

“BEING ME” Initiative Activity - Guest Lecture Co-curricular Chemistry

Excursions Co-curricular Botany

Excursions Co-curricular Zoology

Guest Lecture Co-curricular Mathematics and

Statistics

Workshop on Mathematical Software Workshop Mathematics and

Statistics

Workshop on Research Methodology Workshop Mathematics and

Statistics

Hutatma Din Extracurricular Mathematics and

Statistics

IT Fest Co-curricular Computer Science

and Information

Technology

IT Exhibition Co-curricular Computer Science

and Information

Technology

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/ Association

January Policy Framework for Instituional Distingtivness Co-curricular Internal Quality

Assurance Cell

Final Round of 15th Inter-Collegiate / Institute / Department Extracurricular Research

Avishkar Research Convention 2021-22 at University Level Promotion Cell

Star Gazing Program Co-curricular Science Association

Workshop on Thread Jewellery Making Workshop Student Activity

Centre

Celebration of Republic Day with Marching and Cultural Extracurricular NSS Committee

Performance

SRD Selection Extracurricular NSS Committee

Distribution of NSS Awards Extracurricular NSS Committee

A Guest Lecture on National Youth Day Extracurricular NCC Girls & Boys

Units

Indian Army Day Celebration Extracurricular NCC Girls & Boys

Units

Republic Day Celebration Extracurricular NCC Girls & Boys

Units

Ad Jingles Competition Extracurricular Commerce

Association

Problems Faced by Women Labour: Being Me Extracurricular Commerce

Association

CSR Activities - Skill Development Courses Extracurricular "Placement and

Career

Counselling Cell”

Workshops on Stress Management and Skill Development Workshop Staff Academy

Selection of Team/Players for Participation in Inter

Collegiate Tournaments Schedule in the Month of February Extracurricular Sports Committee

(Carrom, Rugby, Taekwondo, etc.)

Preparation of Entry and Eligibility and Submission to the Extracurricular Sports Committee

Organizing Secretary of Competition

State Level Conference Extracurricular Being Me

Committee

February Career Guidance Lecture Series (6 lectures) Extracurricular Economics

Heritage Walk at Fort Co-curricular History and FC

Guidance Lecture on U.P.S.C, M.P.S.C & Other Competitive Co-curricular History and FC

Examination


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/ Association

February Special Talk on Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Co-curricular History and FC

Lecture on Sex Education Co-curricular History and FC

Workshop on Sexual Harassment Workshop History and FC

Marathi Bhasha Din - Guest Lecture, Prize Distribution

and Publication of 'Mudra' Extracurricular Marathi

Videos on Contemporary Movements and Discussions

(e.g. Me Too, Pinjara Tod) Co-curricular Sociology

Poetry Recitation Co-Curricular English

Seminar on Advertising & Press Laws Seminar B.A. in Multimedia

and Mass

Communication

Guest Lecture on Film Making (By Well-Known Director Co-curricular Film, Television and

from Industry) New Media

Production

State Level Conference Conference Commerce

Lecture on Analysis of Budget Co-curricular Business Economics

Guest Lecture for TY Students on Self Employment/skill

Development Co-curricular Business Economics

Session on Cyber Laws and it’s Awareness Co-curricular Business Law


Studies

Management Fest – week Extracurricular B.Com. in Banking

and Insurance

Internal Assessment Academics B.Com. in Banking

and Insurance

Faculty Exchange Program Extracurricular B.Com. in Banking

and Insurance

Management Fest (All SFC) Extracurricular Bachelor of

Management

Studies

Marketing & Advertisement Activity Extracurricular Bachelor of

Management

Studies

Awareness of IPR Co-curricular Physics

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/ Association

February National Science Day - Day to be Celebrated in Collaboration Extracurricular All Science

with All Science Department and VIBHADNYAN Departments

World Wetland Day: Powerpoint Presentation by Students Extracurricular Botany

Identification of Birds, Migratory Birds Visiting India Co-curricular Zoology

Remedial Lectures Academics Mathematics and

Statistics

National Science Day Extracurricular Mathematics and

Statistics

Workshop on Vedic Mathematics : Numerical Skill Workshop Mathematics and

Development Workshop for TY Students Statistics

Departmental Prize Distribution function Extracurricular Mathematics and

Statistics

Competitive Examination or Microsoft Certified Examinations Extracurricular Computer Science

and Information

Technology

Semester II and IV ATKT Examination Academics Examination

Committee

Book Exhibition on the Occassion of Jagatik Marathi Co-curricular Library

Bhasha Diwas on 27th February 2022

Workshop on Role of Non-Teaching Staff in NAAC Workshop Internal Quality

Accreditaion Assurance Cell

Poster Competition Extracurricular Science Association

Prize Distribution Day of Our College Extracurricular NSS Committee

Pulse Polio Drive Extracurricular NSS Committee

World Cancer Day Awareness & Expert Talk Extracurricular NCC Girls & Boys

Units

B & C Certificate Examination Extracurricular NCC Girls & Boys

Units

Marathi Bhasha Gaurav Diwas - Poster Competition Extracurricular Literary Association

and Introduction to Marathi writers in Thane city

Talk Show - Career Opportunities After TY Extracurricular "Placement and

Career

Counselling Cell”

Marathi Bhasha Gaurav Diwas - Interview and Discussion Extracurricular Staff Academy

with Creative Writers Among the College Staff


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February Preparing List of Outstanding Players for Felicitation Extracurricular Sports Committee

During Annual Prize Distribution Ceremony

Participation in Inter Collegiate Tournaments (Carrom, Extracurricular Sports Committee

Ascending & Descending)

Online Cultural Programme for Old Age Home/ Offline Extracurricular Being Me Committee

Food Festival / Fun Activities

March Documentary Making (About SPDC College) FY Students Co-curricular Film, Television and

Make Documentary with help of Teachers New Media

Production

World Forest Day Co-curricular Environmental

Studies

Celebration of International Women’s Day by Taking Co-curricular Sociology

Workshop on Self Defence

S.V. Kulkarni Inter-collegiate Elocution Competition Extracurricular English

Career Guidance Session - M.Com., CA, CS, CWA AND Extracurricular B.Com. in

ACCA Accounting and

Finance

Expert Guidance Lecture Co-curricular B.Com. in Banking

and Insurance

Career Guidance Session – Career in Banking Extracurricular B.Com. in Banking

and Insurance

Career Guidance & Expert Guidance Lectures for Extracurricular Bachelor of

SY/TYBMS Management Studies

Seminar on Career Opportunities After B.Sc. / Effective

Communication Skills Seminar Chemistry

World Day for Water - Photo and Slogan Writing

Competition Extracurricular Chemistry

Guest Lecture on ‘Career Opportunities in Biological

Sciences’ Co-curricular Botany

Aqua Farming & its Scope: Guest Lecture Co-curricular Zoology

Career Guidance Session Extracurricular Computer Science

and Information

Technology

Semester II and IV Regular and ATKT Examination Academics Examination

Committee

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/ Association

March Book Exhibition on the Occassion of International Co-curricular Library

Women's Day on 8th March 2022

Book Exhibition on the Occassion of Shahid Din on Co-curricular Library

23rd March 2022

International Women’s Day Programme Extracurricular Women Development C ell

Leprosy Survey Extracurricular NSS Committee

World Women’s Day Celebration Extracurricular NCC Girls Unit

"Slogan Writing On ‘World Water Day’ Extracurricular NCC Girls Unit

Making Extracurricular NCC Boys Unit

Job-Fair Extracurricular "Placement and Career

Counselling Cell”

Preparing and Forwarding the List of Outstanding Players Extracurricular Sports Committee

to Department of Physical Education & Sports, University

of Mumbai for Verification for the Award of 10 Grace Marks

Interaction of Students with LGBTQ Community Extracurricular Being Me Committee

Inviting LGBTQ Members to Take a Workshop as Per their Workshop Being Me Committee

Field of Specialisation

April Students Urban History Journal Academics History and FC

TY.B.A. Preliminary Examination Academics History and FC

Expert Guidance Session for TYBAF Academics B.Com. in Accounting

and Finance

Student Level Conference (IT Related) – E-Book let Based Conference Computer Science and

on this Conference Information Technology

Book Exhibition on the Occassion of Jaliyanwala Bag Co-curricular Library

Hatyakand Smruti Shatabdi on 13th April 2022

Preparation of 120 hours list Extracurricular NSS Committee

Preparation of 240 hours list Extracurricular NSS Committee

Filling of submission Proforma A and B Extracurricular NSS Committee

Filling of Diaries of volunteers Extracurricular NSS Committee

World Health Day Awareness Extracurricular NCC Girls & Boys

Units

Conducting Sports Event For Teaching/ Non-Teaching Staff Extracurricular Sports Committee

Visit to School for Divyangjans Extracurricular Being Me Committee

Visit to Old Age Home Extracurricular Being Me Committee

May Combined Annual Training Camp Extracurricular NCC Girls Boys Units


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Staff Members

I/c Principal

Dr. Hemant K. Chitte

Dr. Mrunal A. BakaneVice-Principal, Faculty of Science

Department of Environmental

Studies

Dr. Sanjyot P. Deuskar M.A.,Ph.D.

Department of History

Dr. Vidya S. Prabhu M.A. , Ph.D.Dr. Seema V. Ketkar M.A., SET., Ph.D.Mr. Babasaheb B. Kambale M.A., M.Phil., NET., SET.

Department of Economics

Dr. Shrirang D. KudukM.A., Ph.D.

Department of English

Dr. Runa ShajeevM.A., Ph.D., SETDr. Radhika S. MukherjeeM.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D.

Department of Business Law

Adv. Suyash Pradhan LL.M. (UK), LL.B. CS (Inter),GDC

Department of Multimedia and Mass Communication

Ms. Sarika R. SagarM.Com., MMS., M.Phil.Ms. Sitalakshmi RamakrishnanPGDBA, M.Com., SET, M.Phil.

Department of Physics

Dr. Hemant K. Chitte

M.Sc., Ph.D.

Dr. Dhananjay D. Mulajkar

M.Sc., Ph.D.

Dr. Mrunal A. Bakane

M.Sc., Ph.D.

Dr. Sanjay R. Bhagat

M.Sc., Ph.D.

Department of Chemistry

Dr. Shivani P. Banarjee

M.Sc., M.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D,. SET

Dr. Kalpana R. Rathod

M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Dr. Ganesh R. Bhagure

M.Sc., Ph.D.

Dr. Bhushan P. Langi

M.Sc., Ph.D.

Ms. Farhat N. Ansari

M.Sc., NET

Dr. Sonali S. Kokane

M.Sc., Ph.D.

Department of Botany

Dr. Sarita S. Hajirnis

M.Sc., M.Phil., M.B.A., Ph.D.

Dr. Mandakini R. Ingle

M.Sc., Ph.D., NET

Department of Mathematics

Dr. Swati S. Gurjar

M.Sc., M.Phil., ADCSSAA, Ph.D.

Dr. Shubhada M. Nyayate

M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Ms. Anjali S. Deshpande

M.Sc., M. Phil., NET

Department of Commerce

Dr. Manisha D. Bhingardive M.Com., M.A., B.Ed., Ph.D., SETDr. Sachin G. PuranikM.Com., Ph.D., NET

Department of Accountancy

CA. Jayant B. Pitre

B.Com., F.C.A.CA.

CA. Kishor K. Wankhede

M.Com., NET, CA.

Department of Business

Economics

Dr. Shubhangi S. Deshkar

M.A., M.Phil., DHE., Ph.D.

Dr. Manjiri M. Gondhalekar

M.A., Ph.D.

Department of Marathi

Dr. Pradnya D. Pawar

M.A., Ph.D., SET

Dr. Madhuri M. Patharkar

M.A. Ph.D. SET

Vice-Principal, Faculty of Arts

Dr. Shrirang D. Kuduk

Dr. Sanjyot P. DeuskarVice-Principal Faculty of Commerce

Dr. Shraddha M. BhomeVice-Principal Faculty of Self-Finance

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Staff Members

Department of Management

Studies

Mr. Rajesh G. Valeja M.Com., MMS., NET., SET.

G.D.C.A.Ms. Sneha K. Thakkar M.Com., G.D.C.A., MBA(Fin)SET.Dr. Varsha M. MoreM.Com, G.D.C.A, MBA(Fin.),

Ph.D.,SET. Dr. Shubhada A. Joshi M.A., Ph.D. (Economics), NET

Librarian

Dr. Mahesh M. DalviM.A. M.L.I.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Sports Director

Mr. Mohan M. Manmode M.P.Ed., NET

IT Coordinator for University

Examination

Mr. Girish B. KamatM.S.T. PGACD

Department of Computer

Science and Information

Technology

Mr. Shripad. D. Joshi

M.Sc., (Statistics).,

M.Sc.(Mathematics).

Ms. Vaishali N. Gavandi

M.E. Computer Engineering

Dr. Sujatha S. Iyer

MCA., PGDCA

Ms. Trupti D. Kulkarni

M.Sc. (IT), B.E. (EXTC)

Ms. Kavita M. Chouk

M.Sc. (Computer Science)

Mr. Dnyaneshwar P. Deore

M.C.M. (Computer)

Ms. Shilpa A. Hatewar

M.Sc. (Statistics)., M.B.A

Mr. Rajmohan R. Yadav

B.E., M.Tech., NET

Ms. Pragati A. Ubale

M.Sc. (IT)

Department of Computer

Science and Information

Technology

Mr. Abhinandan A. Sawant

B.E. (EXTC)., M.E. (EXTC)

Ms. Sayali S. Karmode

M.E. (Computer Science and Engineering)

Department of Accounting and Finance

Dr. Shraddha M. Bhome

M.Com., M.Phil., MBA., Ph.D.

Mr. Manoj R. Wagh

M.Com., B.Ed.

Mr. Pravin K. Tiwad

M.Com., SET

Ms. Siddhi R. Patil

M.Com.

Department of Banking and

Insurance

Dr. Afreen Eksambi

MMS., Ph.D.

Dr. Anita Dakshina

M.Com, B.Ed., NET.

Mr. Prashant R. Bane

M.Com., SET.

Ms. Nilima S. Talekar

M.A., B.Ed.

Department of Film, Television

and New Media Production

Ms. Kanika Arya

M.A. (Mass Communication)

M.A. (English), NET

Mr. Rugved Deshpande

M.A. (Marathi, Sound Engineering)

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Aided Non-Teaching Staff List 2021-22

Sr. No. Name Designation Sr. No. Name Designation

1 Mrs. N. A. Vaidya Jr. Clerk 28 Shri. V. D. Kate Lab. Attdt.

2 Shri. S. V. Khardikar Jr. Clerk 29 Shri. V. B. Sawant Lab. Attdt.

3 Miss. A. Y. Mane Jr. Clerk 30 Shri. D. C. Rohekar Lab. Attdt.

4 Shri.P. P. Deshpande Jr. Clerk 31 Shri. S. P. Borghare Lab. Attdt.

5 Shri. J. M. Weakey Jr. Clerk 32 Shri. R. B. Pawar Lab. Attdt.

6 Shri. Y. D. Changan Jr. Clerk 33 Shri. J. B. Baid Lab. Attdt.

7 Mr. S. R. Talekar Jr. Clerk 34 Shri. N. G. Hajare Lab. Attdt.

8 Shri. A. W. Bhagat Lib Clerk 35 Shri. G. S. Shrisat Lab. Attdt.

9 Shri. N. J. More Lib Clerk 36 Shri. S. N. Jadhav Lab. Attdt.

10 Mrs. S. V. Shinde Lib Clerk 37 Shri. D. P. Pichad Lab. Attdt.

11 Shri. A. P. Karpe Lab. Asst. 38 Shri. D. M. Karotia Peon

12 Mrs. P. S. Mhatre Lab. Asst. 39 Shri. B. R. Shinde Peon

13 Mrs. H. V. Zodge Lab. Asst. 40 Shri. S. U. Mhaske Peon

14 Shri. P. R. Kachare Lab. Asst. 41 Shri. P. S. Gawade Peon

15 Shri. A. Y. Gund Lab. Asst. 42 Smt. R. G. Wagh Peon

16 Shri. A. D. Sapte Lib. Attdt. 43 Shri. G. V. Hawle Peon

17 Shri. S. J. Jangam Lib. Attdt. 44 Shri. S. A. Benwal Peon

18 Shri. S. P. Shetye Lib. Attdt. 45 Mr. D. K. Karadkar Peon

19 Shri. S. B. Mone Lib. Attdt. 46 Mr. S. S. Shaikh Peon

20 Shri. D. H. Rathod Lib. Attdt. 47 Mr. S. J. Pawar Peon

21 Shri. S. P. Shelar Lib. Attdt. 48 Mr. B. J. Vaid Peon

22 Smt. A. A. Kadam Lib. Attdt. 49 Mr. Y. B. Wayal Peon

23 Mr. S. R. Ghadge Lib. Attdt. 50 Mr. S. U. Chavan Peon

24 Mrs. S. U. Kolhe Lib. Attdt. 51 Mr. P. B. Dhulugade Peon

25 Mrs. J. R. Redkar Lib. Attdt. 52 Mr. A. A. Chavan Peon

26 Shri. S. G. Mane Lab. Attdt. 53 Mr. A. A. Nirgun Peon

27 Shri. S. R. Mane Lab. Attdt.

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Unaided Non-Teaching Staff List 2021-22

Sr.No. Name Designation Sr.No. Name Designation

1 Shri. S. N. Karawale Lab.Asst 11 Shri. R. M. Soude Jr. Clerk

2 Shri. R. P. Kulkarni Lab. Asst. 12 Shri. S. P. Sarang Jr. Clerk

3 Shri. Shriram M. Bhagat Lab. Asst. 13 Ms. Reena Ghag Jr. Clerk

4 Shri. N. R. Kabadi Lab.Attdt 14 Shri. K. M. Shirodkar Jr. Clerk

5 Shri. M. B. Kharatkar Jr. Clerk 15 Ms. V. P. Kokare Jr. Clerk

6 Shri. Y. M. Kalekar Jr. Clerk 16 Mr. G. S. Mhaske Jr. Clerk

7 Shri. P. B. Sonavane Jr. Clerk 17 Ms. P. J. Sawant Jr. Clerk

8 Shri. R. D. Mhatre Jr. Clerk 18 Mr. R. S. Kadam Jr. Clerk

9 Shri. R. P. Mhatre Jr. Clerk 19 Mr. P. B. Kokamkar Jr. Clerk

10 Shri. D. R. Patil Jr. Clerk 20 Mr. Anwesha A. Konde Jr. Clerk

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Botany Laboratory College Garden

Physics Laboratory Dark Room at Physics Laboratory

Chemistry Laboratory Chemistry Research Laboratory

Information Technology Laboratory Computer Science Laboratory

Photo Gallery

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Central Library Reading Room at Central Library

Conference Room Incubation Centre

Administrative Office Administrative Office

IQAC Committee Members with NAAC Peer TeamVisit to Vidhan Bhavan

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Audio-Visual Room Kavivarya P. Savalaram Hall

Placement Cell Classroom

Gymnasium (Boys) Gymnasium (Girls)

Gymkhana Gymkhana

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Sound Studio Sound Studio

IQAC Room Industrial Visit

College Playground College Playground

National Cadet Corps (Girls Unit) National Cadet Corps (Boys Unit)

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Performance at Annual Function "Utopia" Celebration at Annual Function "Utopia"

National Service Scheme (NSS) Tree Plantation by NSS Volunteers

NSS Volunteer with Celebrities Exhibition of Student's Activities

Urja Setu Entrepreneurship by Urja Setu

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Students' Activity Centre Students' Activity Centre

Theatre Team Convocation Ceremony

Research Promotion Cell Prize Winners at Zonal Round in

Avishkar Research Convention

Workshop on Research Methodology Celebration of National Science Day

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Alumni Association Cycle Rally

Women Development Cell Library Exhibition

S.V. Kulkarni Lecture Series S.V. Kulkarni Lecture Series

S.V. Kulkarni Inter-Collegiate Elocution Competition

Late G.K. Phanse and Late Indirabai Phanse Inter-Collegiate Elocution Competition

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Celebration of International Women's' Day Self-Defence Workshop for Girls Students

Talk by Hon'ble Dr. Anil Kakodkar Talk by Hon'ble Prof. G.D. Yadav

Workshop on Mycology for Students organized by Department of Botany

Celebration of Marathi Bhasha Divas organized by Department of Marathi

Winners of Poster Competition Conducted by Department of Chemistry

Visit to Nehru Science Centre by Department of Physics

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Placement and Career Counselling Cell

- Session on Internship – Types of Internship

- Scope of Internship in Career

- Initiative for Internship Drive for the learners

- Around 15 + companies participated in E- Internship Drive Month

- Arrangement of E-Job Fair due to pandemic

- Tie-up for skill development course for learners as CSR activities of firms.

- More than 50 students completed internship

- More than 80 students participated in E- job fair and 50 are shortlisted so far.

- Time to time E-placement drives are conducted for some companies on special

demand from companies as required.

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Junior College

Programme Offered

Arts (Marathi Medium)Science (General Science/IT) (English Medium)

Science (Bi-Focal: Computer Science) (English Medium)Commerce (General/IT) (English Medium)

Senior College(Affiliated to University of Mumbai)

Undergraduate Programme Postgraduate Programme

Self-Finance Programme

M.Sc. (Botany) M.Sc. (Chemistry) (By Paper) M.Sc. (Chemistry) (By Research) M.Com. (Advanced Accountancy) M.Com. (Business Management)

Ph.D. ProgrammePh.D. (Chemistry)

Ph.D. (Commerce)

Aided Programme

Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Commerce

Self-Finance ProgrammeB.A. in Multimedia and Mass Communication B.A. in Film Television and New Media Production B.Sc. (Computer Science) B.Sc. (Information Technology) B.Com. (Accounting and Finance) B.Com. (Banking and Insurance) Bachelor of Management Studies

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