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1. Introduction 01

2. Admission Guidelines 043. Academic Programmes 084. Fee Details 105. Scholarships 126. Discipline and Code of Conduct 127. Examination Guidelines 158. Library Facility 169. College Facilities 1710. Academic Calendar & other details 2211. College Associations & Committees12. List of Departments & Faculty 2613. Application form for Admission

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AHMEDNAGAR COLLEGE, AHMEDNAGARAHMEDNAGAR COLLEGE, AHMEDNAGARAHMEDNAGAR COLLEGE, AHMEDNAGARAHMEDNAGAR COLLEGE, AHMEDNAGARAHMEDNAGAR COLLEGE, AHMEDNAGARStation Road, AhmednagarStation Road, AhmednagarStation Road, AhmednagarStation Road, AhmednagarStation Road, Ahmednagar

Ahmednagar College, the first and the oldest institution of higher education in Ahmednagar District, has

always been a pioneer in the fields of research and education. A premier institution of learning for traditional as

well as new-age subjects, the name of the College is synonymous with quality education. It is a college founded

by a visionary, Dr. Bhaskar Pandurang Hivale, and built by committed and eminent educators, Dr. Thomas

Barnabas and Rev. Prof. Joseph Barnabas.

The motto of the College, Not Things, But Men, highlights the unwavering dedication of the College to

the ideals of building personalities. We strive to impart cutting-edge knowledge grounded in values, pertinent skills

in relevant fields and a healthy enthusiasm for constructive work. Because, since its inception, our institution has

believed that tomorrow should be better. In moulding the all round personality of the students, we are committed

to this idea of creating bright young minds that are fully capable, willing and well-equipped.

The excellence of the College is attested to by the fact that students from all parts of India come here to

study - from north to south and from west to east. It is also significant that having studied in Ahmednagar

College, many then scatter across the globe. The quality of education imparted by the College is also certified by

National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), Bangalore, which has awarded Ahmednagar College with

an 'A' grade. The NAAC committee has commended the College for the quality of education provided, for

student support and welfare programmes, for excellence in research and academic activities, for the sound and

enthusiastic Management and for the harmonious atmosphere on the campus. Further recommendation has come

also from the University of Pune in the form of the 'Best College Award.'

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Ahmednagar College, located on the Pune - Aurangabad Highway, equidistant from both the cities, is

spread across a 55 acre verdant campus. The College in its main campus runs a host of academic programmes

starting from XI to PhD in various subjects. The courses offered in the College are recognized by the Maharashtra

HSC board, University of Pune and other competent bodies. Apart from the regular HSC courses in Arts, Science

and Commerce streams, the College also offers courses in Defence Studies, Music and IT. At the graduate level,

there are all the mainstream undergraduate courses in Arts, Commerce and Science. In addition, the College offers

degree courses in Microbiology, BBA, Computer Science, and Biotechnology. Similarly, the College has

Postgraduate courses in various subjects in Arts (English, Marathi, Hindi, Political Science, History, Geography,

Economics), Commerce and Science (Physics, Botany, Zoology, Chemistry). The College also has PG courses in

Drug Chemistry (a course pioneered by Ahmednagar College first time in India), Microbiology and Computer

Science. The College offers Certificate and Diploma courses in Maintenance of Audio and Visual Equipment, C+

and C++, Women's Studies, BPO skills, English and Hindi Translation. Ahmednagar College is the study centre

for YCMOU degree courses in Arts and Commerce including a course in Journalism. The College also runs Re-

medial Coaching Classes for SC/ST and Minority students. There are many co-curricular and extra-curricular

activities that the College enables the students to take part in. We have a well-equipped gymkhana and sports

department, a theatre unit, a rock band, a hobby centre, among others. We encourage our students to make the

best use of the available facilities such as : placement cell, personality development and counselling cell,

competitive examination cell and cultural activity centre.

Ahmednagar College Library is well known for its rich resources that become richer each year. The Library

has (men's and women's) reading halls, a conference hall, newspaper and magazine section, museum, rare books

section, journals section, reference books section and audio-video collection. The Library organizes various

exhibitions to enhance students' exposure to the latest available information and knowledge in various fields.

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The College has a highly qualified teaching faculty who are committed to teaching as well as research. Many

members of the teaching faculty have completed their PhD or MPhil and some are research guides. The College

has research centres in Physics, Zoology, Geography, Commerce, and Marathi. More than hundred students are

completing their doctoral research under various research guides from the College. The members of the faculty are

also involved in major and minor research projects sponsored by such prestigious national bodies as ISRO, UGC,

CSIR, DST, as also BCUD, University of Pune. The College also has collaboration with other research institutions.

A prestigious one among them is the tie up between the Chronobiology laboratory of Dr. D. S. Joshi of our College

and the University of Regensburgh, Germany. The quality of the research underway in the College may be gauzed

by the fact that many of our teachers have published their research findings in reputed national and international

journals. Some of our teachers have written textbooks and reference books. Many are on various academic and

administrative bodies of various Universities including Senate, Academic Council, and Board of Studies.

The College has excellent infrastructure for both learning and living. We have well equipped laboratories,

conference halls, syndicate room, independent set up for research centres, large classrooms and large computer labs.

The playgrounds are spacious. There are hostels for men and women students, mess facilities, common rooms,

health centre, bank extension counter and consumer stores.

To the north of the main campus are located the ISWR and IMSCDR, sister institutes of the College

offering courses in Social Work, Communications, Management and Computers. The College is the sole training

centre in the Western Region for NSS officers. The College has the base of the 17th Battalion of the NCC.

A dream sown at the dawn of independence in India has grown into a magnificent tree in its six decades

of progress. Headed by Dr. R. J. Barnabas as the Principal since November 2005, the College has re-dedicated

itself to quality higher education and unalloyed service to the society. Alert to the fast changing scenario in both

education and the job market, under the command of its youthful and energetic Principal, the College is pushing

open new avenues in the manner, nature and content of the education provided. New horizons unfold as the

College leads its new generation of students into new areas of knowledge.

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MISSION STATEMENTMISSION STATEMENTMISSION STATEMENTMISSION STATEMENTMISSION STATEMENT

Ahmednagar College is committed to providing

equal opportunity for quality education to students of

diverse backgrounds, developing in them intellectual

curiosity and devotion to knowledge, empowering them

with the resources of their own and other cultures and

inspiring them to serve mankind and become

responsible citizens of India and the World.

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2. Admissions :Students will be admitted on merit and as per the norms laid down by the HSC Board, Government and

the College Management. The Principal reserves the right to amend or modify the guidelines regarding admissionsas and when modifications are received from different authorities and the Management. Parents and students arerequested to go through the guidelines and admission notification put up on notice boards before seekingadmission to the College. 50% seats are reserved for students belonging to the Christian Minority.

2.1 Junior College - F.Y.J.C.A student who has passed the S.S.C. [Std. X] examination conducted by Maharashtra State Board of

Secondary & Higher Secondary Education or any other examination recognized as equivalent hereto by the Boardis eligible for admission to the F.Y.J.C. [Std. XI] Class.

The College will admit a student, who has passed the examination other than that conducted by Maharashtrastate Board of Secondary & Higher Secondary Education, provisionally. Such students should contact the College officeimmediately for guidance in securing eligibility, migration certificate and confirmation from the H.S.C. Board, Pune.

Those students who have secured a place on the S.S.C. merit list will be admitted directly to theF.Y.J.C. class. Parents can contact Dr. R. J. Barnabas, Principal, for admission and Dr. B. P. Hivale scholarship.

Forms will be issued and accepted as per the schedule notified on the College Notice Board. There areseparate counters for different faculties [Arts, Science and Commerce] and parents /students should submit theiradmission documents at the respective counters.

Students should bring the following documents along with the application form :a] Original SSC /equivalent mark-sheet and its four true copiesb] Original School Leaving Certificate along with its four true copiesc] Caste Certificate in the original and its true copyd] Migration Certificatee] True copies of the certificates of sports /games and cultural activitiesf] True copy of Ration Card, in case of girl students seeking fee concessionsg] One passport size photograph on application form for admission and four additional passport size photographs

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Students whose names appear on the merit list for admission must complete the admission formalities by

paying the fees and submitting their required documents as per the time and schedule notified, FAILING WHICH

THEIR CLAIM FOR ADMISSION WILL STAND FORFEITED.

T Cancellation of provisonal admission will result in the deduction of a sum of Rs. 300/- which is being

charged as processing fee.

T Any other requirement will be notified on the College Notice Board.

T Parents / Students may contact designated teachers who are available for HELP at the time of admission

for filling up the forms. All parents and students are requested to read the College Notice Board before

filling in and submitting the forms.

T All admissions are provisional until confirmed by the appropriate authority.

T Those who desire to get leave travel concession [long journey by railway, air, bus] should write their hometown

address in the admission form, failing which no application for long journey concession will be entertained.

T The College Office will not entertain any application or request for the seats reserved by the Management.

T Students of F.Y.J.C. Science desiring to get Electronics, Technical and IT should fill up a separate

application form along with a Xerox copy of their S.S.C. Mark-sheet after completion of FYJC admission.

Admission will be strictly on merit basis.

T Electronics / IT is a non-grant course. The students will have to pay the course fees separately besides

regular fees.

T All the FYJC students are requested to ensure their medical fitness by getting themselves examined by their

family doctor and produce fitness certificate before taking admission.

T UNIFORM is compulsory for Junior College students.

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Total Sanctioned intake for FYJC and SYJC Classes

Class & StreamS.N.

1 11th Science (No grant) 1 120 120

2 11th Science 3 120 360

3 12th Science (No grant) 1 120 120

4 12th Science 3 120 360

5 11th Commerce 2 120 240

6 12th Commerce 2 120 240

7 11th Arts 2 120 240

8 12th Arts 2 120 240

TotalIntake PerDivision

Divisions

Courses offered at Junior College Level1. SCIENCE STREAM : Sr.No. Subjects

01 English

02 Marathi /Hindi /Urdu/ French/ I.T./ Elect /Tech.

03 Physics

04 Chemistry

05 Biology /Elect /Tech./Defence Studies

06 Mathematics / Psychology

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# Sr. No. 2 Select any one subject.



# Medium of Instruction : English

# Other subjects : 1. Information Technology (60 Seats) Optional to the second language

2. Electrionics (50 Seats) Optional to the second language & Biology

3. Technical (20 Seats) Optional to the second language & Biology

4. Defence Studies (60 Seats) Optional to Biology

# Those who want to offer I.T. /Electronics /Technical/Defence Studies have to apply separately and selection will

be done on merit basis.

II. COMMERCE STREAM : Sr.No. Subjects

01 English

02 Marathi / Hindi / Urdu / French / I.T.

03 Economics

04 Book-keeping & Accountancy

05 Organisation of Commerce & Management

06 Secretarial Practice / Co-operation

# Sr. No. 2 Select any one Subject.

# Sr. No. 6 Any one will be given on merit basis.

# Medium of instruction : English and Marathi

# Those who want to offer Information Technology have to apply seperately and selection will be done on merit basis.

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III. ARTS STREAM : Sr.No. Subjects

01 English

02 Marathi /Hindi /Urdu /French

03 Psychology/ Music Theory

04 Geography/ Music Practical

05 Economics / Political Science

06 History /Sociology

# Sr.No. 2 Select any one language

# For Marathi Medium : Sr.No. 5 Select any one subject.Sr.No. 6 Select any one subject.

# For English Medium : Economics and History subjects are compulsory.# History and Development of Indian Music : This subject is optional to Psychology and Geography and

has 200 marks.

JUNIOR COLLEGE FEESS.N. Name of the Head XI XII S.N. Name of the Head XI XII

01 Admission Fee 16 ----02 Tution Fees 192 21603 Term Fees 32 3604 Laboratory Fees 70 7005 Exam /Tutorial 150 15006 Library Deposit (only for XI Std) 50 ----07 Lab. Deposit (only for XI Std) 50 ---

08 Int. Exam. Fees 100 10009 Magazine Fees 40 4010 H.S.C. Other Board Eligibility Fees 30030011 T.C. Fees12 Fines13 Other Fees if any

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TOTAL FEES

Paying 580 580 700 542 542 612

Others & Girls 340 340 390 290 290 290

XI Arts XI Com. XI Sci. XII Arts XII Com. XII Sci.

No Grant : Div. XI XIIElectronics : 4000 4000Information Tech: Sci./Com. 2500 2500Defence Studies 1500 1500Music 2500 2500XI Science 4000 4000XII Science 4000 4000

GENTS' HOSTEL FEESFees are subject to revision without any notice as per Board/Govt. orders.

Particulars Single Double Triple P.G. Hostel No.Room Room Room 4

Admission 150 150 150 150 150

Deposit 100 100 100 100 100

Amenities 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000

Medical Fees 50 50 50 50 50

Hostel Fees 2700 2500 2200 4700 3700

Total 4000 3800 3500 6000 5000

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LADIES' HOSTEL FEES

Single Double Three

Four

Admission Fees 150 150 150 150

Deposit 100 100 100 100

Amenities 1000 1000 1000 1000

Medical Fees 50 50 50 50

Main Building 2500 2200 2000 ---

J Block 4000 3700 3500 ---

New Block --- 3500 --- ---

Delux --- --- 5000 ---

P. G. Girls Hostel 5400 --- 5000 ---

Super Delux Block 10700 8700 --- 6700

STUDENTS WILL BE FINED FOR INDISCIPLINEFEES UNDER GOVT. SCHOLARSHIPS

-: Fees & Other Details :-

T Students entitled to fee concession (e.g. EBC, PTC/Freedom Fighters' Children, BC, etc) should submit freshapplication forms every year to the office. They are advised to read notices displayed on different notice boards.

T A student admitted to the College shall be issued an Identity Card from the office. He / she should submit4 passport size photographs and fee receipt to the Office before the notified date. Defaulters will be fined.For a duplicate identity card, a student will have to pay Rs. 50/- towards service charges.

T Fees will not be returned for any of the non-grant courses after the cancellation of admission.

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DISICIPLINE AND CODE OF CONDUCT

3.1 DISCIPLINET Uniform is compulsory. Action will be taken if uniform is not worn.

T Students are prohibited from doing anything inside or outside the College that will interfere with its orderly

administration or its public image. No outside influence, political or any other, should be brought into the

College directly or indirectly.

T Students resorting to unfair means at examinations will be dealt with in accordance with the provision of the

Govt. of Maharashtra Act XXXI of 1982.

T All students are expected to observe rules and regulations currently in force to enable the smooth working of

the College.

3.2 CODE OF CONDUCTT Students should carry their valid identity card whenever they are in the College or representing the College

at any other place. It should be produced whenever demanded by any of the College Staff.

T All the students are expected to follow the decorum with regard to both dress and behaviour.

T Students are directed not to bring any outsider to the College premises.

T Students should not collect any funds from other students or from outsiders without the written permission of

the Principal.

T Students shall not organize picnics, excursions, trips, etc. on their own and without the written permission of

the Principal.

T In case of any problem students should report to the Prof-in-charge of their respective classes.

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T The powers relating to disciplinary action in the College will rest with the Principal and his decision in this

respect shall be final. Anyone who violates the code of conduct will be severely dealt with accordingly.

T Ragging Prohibited : The Government of Maharashtra has notified Ragging as a cognizable offence. Anyone

reported to be involved in any form of ragging, will be severely dealt with.

T Photo in uniform should be used for I-card, Library card, Hand Book etc.

Counselling Cell :It has been observed that some of the students have personal problems, causing stress and strain. The Col-

lege has set up a Counselling Cell to help such students to cope with these problems. Students /Parents are re-

quested to make use of the Cell. All matters reaching the Cell will be kept confidential.

PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATIONParent-Teacher Association is formed and is functional, students will be informed about the meetings well

in advance.

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EXAMINATION GUIDELINESCircular No. SB/BR. High. Sec/Exam./Dated 7-3-2007

1. A candidate should be present for the different exams. A candidate must secure minimum 35 marks out of 100

in each of the two compulsory languages, Environment Education and in each of the four optional subjects.

2. Marks for theory, practicals and oral in the subject where there are two parts, should be taken together and

the total marks should be considered for a pass or distinction.

3. The result of the First Year Junior College (Std. XI) class should not be decided on the marks obtained only in

the Second Term end examination. Equal weightage should be given to (a) First term end examination. (b) Second

term end examination and (c) Year's Work-practicals, Unit-tests, tutorials, orals, etc. and the final result of the

student for each subject should be decided on the average marks only.

4. There shall not be any ATKT concession.

5. No candidate will be promoted to the next/higher standard if he fails even after applying the rule of giving

the benefit of condonation of marks as provided in the rules of condonation.

6. There will be no re-examination in the case of failed students.

7. In the case of students who could not appear at the first or second term end examination for genuine reasons,

due to ill health (on submission of a medical certificate in time) or such other reasons beyond his/her control

(Such as natural calamities), the Head of the Junior College shall hold the first-term end exam as early as

possible, but in any case before the end of the second term. However, second term re-exam in case of such

student should be conducted immediately after the second term end examination. Such concession should not

be given in case of students absent during the yearly work.

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LIBRARYThe main attraction of the academic community and students is the College Library. Our library houses

2,00,000 volumes, consisting of textbooks, reference books and journals in various subjects.The Library consists of the following sections :-1. Main Reading Rooms 9. Paper Collection Room2. Conference Hall 10. Mini Museum3. Ladies' Section 11. Cubicles for P.G. & Research students4. Ladies' Reading Room 12. Hall including Counters5. Reference Room 13. Fiction Section6. Rare Collection Room 14. Browsing Section7. Seminar Room 15. Audio-Video Section8. Periodicals Room

General RulesT Every sttudent entering the Library premises should have a valid College Identity Card. It should be produced

as and when demanded by the Library Staff.T Identity Cards and Library Cards are non-transferable.T Students must handle the books, newspapers and periodicals with care. Any attempt to damage books or

periodicals by defacing or tearing the pages will be treated as misconduct and strictly dealt with.T If the original I-card or Library Card is lost, a duplicate one will be issued on payment of prescribed fees.

Reading Room Rules :T Complete silence and strict discipline must be maintained in the Library and Reading Rooms.T Reference books and journals will be issued to students against I-cards. Students are not allowed to take

them outside the Study Room.T If any reference is required, the student should approach the Librarian.

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COLLEGE FACILITIESGymkhana

For indoor and outdoor games, the College has seperate spacious playgrounds for football, hockey, basketball, volleyball, cricket and athletics. A well-equipped gymnasium offers facilities for table tennis, chess, badminton and carrom.

HostelsAhmednagar College has 5 Men's and 3 Women's Hostels on the campus which accommodate around

600 men students and 250 women students. Men's Hostels are administered by the Rector and Asst. Rectors. La-dies' Hostels have their own Rectors.

CanteensThere are 5 canteens on the College premises. Canteens provide meals. Most of the items are at affordable

prices. The Canteen Committee in consultation with the Principal can decide any change in prices.

Merit CardScholar's cards are issued to the 3 top-ranking students from each class. These cards enable students to

borrow an additional 2 books for home reading.

Alumni AssociationAhmednagar College Alumni Association is an important external appendage of the College. The Executive

Committee has the Principal as its Chairman. The Association is actively involved in different academic andnon-academic programmes. The College invites its alumni to register their details with College Office.

National Service Scheme [NSS]The Government of India in co-operation with the State Government has introduced the National Service

Scheme for students interested in serving the community through various development and extension programmes.Every year both men and women are enrolled in N.S.S. They are expected to engage themselves in regular socialwork for not less than 120 hours in regular N.S.S. activities in an academic year. They are also required toattend an annual special camp of 10 days.

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National Cadet Corps (NCC)

Ahmednagar College is the Headquarters for the 17 Maharashtra Battalion NCC. Enrolment is voluntary. All

expenses on uniform, kit, annual training, etc. are borne by the Government. College students are encouraged to

join the NCC where they get Military training which enables them to join the Armed Forces. Cadets scoring A

or B grading in 'C' cert. Exam. are eligible for SSB interview directly. Our unit is the best unit in the battallion.

The Theatre Group

Opportunities for the development of dramatic talents are provided by the Theatre Group. The Chairman is

nominated by the Principal and membership is open to students interested in dramatics. The highlights of the Group's

activities each year are a full length Marathi Drama, a one-act play competition and annual Variety Entertainment.

Women's Activities

Special activities for women students are organised through the formation of interested groups with a

woman Professor in charge of each group. The emphasis has been on themes and issues relevant to women in

particular. The focus of interest is discussion, dramatics, home skills, classical music, rural field trips, etc.

Competitive Exam Centre

The Centre prepares students for various competitive exams especially for MPSC, UPSC, LIC, Bank Ex-

ams. etc. by conducting coaching classes.

Ahmednagar College Co-operative Consumers Society Ltd.

The Co-operative store owned by the staff and students is located on the College campus. Students can

buy stationery items like notebooks, dissection boxes, compass boxes, tutorial sheets, journals, pens and other items

like soap, buckets, toothpaste, brushes, water jugs, etc. at concessional rates.

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N.S.S. T.O.C.

From its very inception the College has laid stress on the need to innovate and experiment in higher

education to nurture the young for their all round development. At one point the Centre for Studies in Rural

Development experimented with student involvement in rural reconstruction. Out of these pioneering experiments

came a model for what is now known as the National Service Scheme. Our College has N.S.S. T.O.C., a

regional training office for Maharashtra which trains N.S.S. officers at regular courses / workshops.

Y.C.M.O.U. Centre

The College is a centre of the Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University [YCMOU]. Admissions

are open to individuals who are 18 yrs. of age and who qualify for preparatory course conducted by the

YCMOU. The course material is given to the students through the Centre. Contact classes for BA /B.Com.

students are held during week-ends at the Centre to counsel the students. The courses available at our Centre are

1. Preparatory programme for non-10+2 students.

2. Bachelor's Degree in Arts and Commerce for 10+2 students and for those who have passed preparatory

courses.

Bank

The Ahmednagar District Central Co-operative Bank has opened an Extension Counter on the campus.

Bookshop

The College has a bookshop for the students.

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SCHOLARSHIPSScholarships / Awards / Freeships

There are a large number of scholarships and freeships available for needy and deserving students. Students

/Parents may contact the designated counter or the Chairperson of the Scholarship Committee for further informa-

tion.

a] Government Scholarships1. Govt. Open Merit Scholarship 2. National Merit Scholarship

3. National Talent Search Scholarship 4. EBC Student Scholarship

5. ST Student Scholarship 7. PTW / STW Scholarship

8. Physically Handicapped Students' Scholarship 9. Chh. Shahu Maharaj Scholarship

b] Government Freeship1. EBC Freeship 2. SC / BC Freeship

3. ST Freeship 4. PTW Freeship

c] Students who are in financial difficulties may avail themselves of the freeship by working under the College's

Earn and Learn Scheme. They should apply in writing to the Principal, giving the nature of their difficulties.

ACADEMIC CALENDAR & OTHER DETAILS1. Teaching Days : 1st Term :

2nd Term :

2. Holidays as per the notification.

3. Terminal - As per the circular.

4. Extra Curricular - College Day, other functions.

Dates may not be exact, changes if any, will be notified to the students.

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Counselling Cell(Jr. Wing)

Junior Wing of our College has been running a counselling cell since the year 2004-05. The Cell is

looking after many activities independently as well as in collaboration with external agencies.

Independent Activities

The cases of mild depression, anxiety, problems with study habit, career conflict and similar problems get

solved. Confidentiality is strictly maintained by faculty members in this regard.

Personality development, communication skills, study methods as well as subjective counselling are given at

the Cell.

The Cell is also planning to have a seperate schedule for conducting psychological tests for enhancing

Aptitude, Interest, Achievement, Personality etc. If needed, the student will get counselling and guidance in

accordance with the scores of the test.

Collaborative Activities

'Apayashatun Yashakade' is an activity undertaken by the Cell in collaboration with the newspaper Sakal

for the benefit of 11th and 12th standard students. The main aim of this activity is to support students who have

failed in exams and provide proper guidance to all the students.

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List of Associations / Activity Groups / Societies

1. Students' Council -

One student from each class as per Univ. norms.

2. Arts Association

3. Science Club

4. Physics Seminar

5. Biology Seminar

6. Chemistry Seminar

7. Debating Union

8. Commerce Association

9. Sahitya Sadhana

10. Nature Club

11. Counselling Cell

12. Career Guidance Cell

13. Research Group

14. Student Teacher Forum

15. IT Association

16. Parent Teacher Association

17. Maths Olympiad

18. English Proficiency Course

19. Student Mutual Aid Fund

20. Academic Consultancy Group

21. Alumni Association

22. Career Guidance Cell

COMMITTEES FOR ADMINISTRATION

1. College Administrative Council

2. Academic Council

3. Scholarship & Prizes Committee

4. Purchase Committee

5. Library Committee

6. Campus Maintenance Committee

7. Hostel Committee

8. College Magazine Committee

9. UGC Committee

10. Remedial Courses Committee

11. Student Attendance Committee

12. Lab. Co-ordination Committee

13. Accounts Committee

14. Public Relations Committee

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Principal Dr. R. J. Barnabas, M.Sc., Ph.D.

Vice Principal Dr. V. D. Barve, M.Com.,Ph.D.

Vice Principal Prof. N. S. Gaikwad, M.Sc.

Vice Principal Dr. D. B. More, M.Com., Ph.D.

Vice Principal Dr. G. L. Unde , M.A.

Vice Principal Jr. CollegeCapt. S. S. Kharat, M.Com., B.Ed., G.D.C.A.

Supervisor Jr. College Prof. A. L. Nikam , M.Sc., D.H.E.

Registrar Mr. A. Y. Balid , M.Com.,M.Phil.

FACULTY

1. Mr. A. A. Khan M.Sc., D.H.E. Physics

2. Mr. A. B. Katkar M.Sc., D.H.E. Physics

3. Mr. H. M. Gote M.Sc., D.H.E. Physics

4. Mr. P. B. Shinde M.Sc., D.H.E. Physics

5. Mr. D. L. Dhanbar M.Sc., D.H.E. Physics

6. Mr. V. V. Gaikwad M.Sc., M.Ed. Physics

7. Smt. U. S. Brahmane M.Sc., B.Ed. Physics

8. Mr. A. L. Nikam M.Sc., B.Ed. Chemistry

9. Smt. D. F. Master M.Sc., D.H.E. Chemistry

10. Miss R. A. Mulay M.Sc., B.Ed., M.Phil Chemistry

11. Mr. M. A. Shaikh M.Sc., M.Ed., J.C.P.R. Chemistry

SCIENCE STREAM

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12. Mr. F. J. Coutinho M.Sc., B.Ed. Chemistry

13. Smt. S. T. Jadhav M.Sc., B.Ed. Chemistry

14. Mr. S. N. Ugale M.Sc., B.Ed. Chemistry

15. Dr. Smt. Kausar Khalil M.Sc., Ph.D.,D.H.E.Biology

16. Mr. Sayyed Shakil M.Sc., D.H.E. Biology

17. Mr. R.M. Dhirde M.Sc., D.H.E. Biology

18. Smt. S. B. Arole M.Sc., B.Ed. Biology

19. Mr. S.S. Suryawanshi M.Sc., B.Ed. Biology

20. Mr. J. G. Ghumare M.Sc., Bed. Biology

21. Mr. P. L. Pawar M.Sc., B.Ed. Mathematics

22. Mr. D.A. Harishchandre M.Sc., B.Ed. Mathematics


COMMERCE STREAM23. Capt. S.S. Kharat M.Com. B.Ed. G.D.C.A. Commerce24. Mr. A.B. Badade M.Com., M.Phil, D.H.E. Commerce25. Mr. M.M. Vidhate M.Com., D.H.E. Commerce26. Smt. S. C. Bhambal M.Com. B.Ed. Commerce27. Smt. A.K. Kohli M.A., B.Ed. Economics28. Mr. R. V. Shivkumaran M.A., B.Ed. Economics

ARTS STREAM29. Mr. N.D. Deshmukh M.A., D.H.E. Sociology30. Mr. B. K. Darekar M.A., B.Ed. Geography31. Mr. R. R. Hujare M.A., D.H.E. Psychology32. Mr. C. B. Ukirde M.A., B.Ed. Psychology33. Mr. U. J. Gagare M.A., B.Ed. Politics34. Mr. S. B. Gaikwad M.A., D.H.E. History35. Mr. S. D. Nimbalkar B.Com., M.P.Ed. Physical Education

LANGUAGES36. Mr. P.S. Bandellu M.A., D.H.E. English37. Smt. A. V. Pansare M.A., B.Ed. English38. Smt. S. D. Akolkar M.A., B.Ed. English39. Smt. M. V. Barnabas M.A., B.Ed. English40. Smt. S.G. Thakurdas M.A., D.H.E. Marathi41. Mr. B. N. Bhusari M.A., D.H.E. Marathi42. Mr. S. V. Deshmukh M.A., B.Ed. Marathi43. Mr. B. B. Gaikwad M.A., B.Ed. Marathi44. Dr. F. Z. Khan M.A., B.Ed., Ph.D. Hindi/Urdu45. Mr. V. K. More M.A., B.Ed. Hindi

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