Course Directory 2016

‘A’ Re-accredited by NAAC (2014)

Estd. 1962

COURSE DIRECTORY2016-2017

COURSE DIRECTORY2016-2017

SHIVAJI UNIVERSITY SHIVAJI UNIVERSITY KOLHAPURKOLHAPUR

From the Vice Chancellor's desk

I am delighted to welcome you all to the lush green and sprawling campus of the Shivaji University which creates an ideal place for learning.

Our University is magnificent Institute for higher education, emerged as a leading centre of Teaching, Learning and Research in South-West Maharashtra as well

th as identified as 28 at National level, highest ever in the State of Maharashtra by National Institute of Ranking Framework (MHRD) Govt.of India.

The prime agenda of the University is to impart excellent education to our students in an encouraging environment with full attention to their all-round development.

At present there are 40 Departments on University campus which are actively engaged in teaching, learning, research and extension activities. They have given academic flexibility in their post graduate courses, they also offer some Need-based Diploma and Certificate courses. I would like to advise you to take an advantage of this to equip yourselves for better placements.

There are 279 colleges affiliated to this University, providing higher education in different Faculties and I am happy to say you that there are 14 colleges which have been accredited with ‘A’ grade by NAAC, Bangalore and 5 colleges with Potential for Excellence by the UGC.

Dear Students, I would like to quote John Dewey, “Education is not preparation for life, education is life itself,” and this University prepares your life. You are aware that education has become quite dynamic and competitive today. Hence, you should be ready and well-equipped with the required abilities, competencies and skills. The society is expecting responsible citizens who are well trained in skills for employment and we are committed to meet such expectations. On the World Youth

thSkills Day, 15 July, 2015 University initiated a programme to train 1,25,000 Youth of

affiliated colleges. For this, University organized the Skill Fair to meet the demands of industry &market as well as Mega Job Expo for better placements of students.

The Shivaji University &Confederation of Indian Industries jointly prepared a road-map for next five years to utilize the technology & facilities developed in University for different industries and according to their expectations decided to develop some need-based courses, technology & researches.

Besides academics, the University offers extracurricular facilities in terms of Sports, NSS and NCC. The University has an active Students Welfare Department. I am sure that you will fully use most of the facilities during your stay on University campus.

Almost all Departments organizes National and International conferences, Seminars, Symposia in order to give opportunity to our students to be aware of recent trends in respective areas and to interact with Eminent Scholars who have been invited to deliver scholarly talk. In such programmes you will get exposure by taking active participation.

The University organizes 33 Lecture series throughout the year as a part of thSocial awakening. This year we are celebrating the ‘Year of 125 Birth Anniversary of

Bharat Ratna Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar. To express the gratitude towards Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar’s great contribution to the Indian Constitution the University organized 125 lectures in different affiliated colleges of Shivaji University, Kolhapur;

thon the 11 March, 2016, the occasion of Birth Anniversary of Honorable Sayajirao Gaikwad.

The University has its unique merit scholarship, in addition to various scholarship offered by Central and State Government. The University merit scholarships seek to provide financial assistant to meritorious students who are not otherwise beneficiated. The University also offers ‘Earn and Learn’ scheme to both boys and girls. Students, we create fertile minds for your personal and professional success as you are epitome of high ethics and social conduct.

I hope you will feel proud on being associated with us and make us equally proud with your academic excellence.

Prof. (Dr.) Devanand ShindeVice Chancellor

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Sr. No. Name of the Departments Page No.

From the desk of Hon. Vice Chancellor

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Introduction and Distinctive Features

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Admission Procedure

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Fee Structure and Other Rules

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DEPARTMENT AND COURSES


4.1 Marathi ..................................................................................................... 334.2 Hindi ...........................................................................................................354.3 English ........................................................................................................374.4 Foreign Languages .................................................................................... 404.5 History ........................................................................................................434.6 Economics ..................................................................................................454.7 Political Science .........................................................................................474.8 Sociology .................................................................................................... 514.9 Library and Information Science .............................................................544.10 Journalism and Communication Science................................................554.11 M. A. in Mass Communication ................................................................594.12 A) Commerce and Management ..............................................................61

B) Master of Business Management .......................................................654.13 Mathematics ..............................................................................................684.14 Statistics .....................................................................................................704.15 Electronics ..................................................................................................744.16 Physics ....................................................................................................... 784.17 Chemistry ...................................................................................................834.18 Botany .........................................................................................................914.19 Zoology .......................................................................................................964.20 Geography ..................................................................................................994.21 Bio-Chemistry ..........................................................................................1024.22 Industrial Chemistry ...............................................................................106

INDEX

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4.23 Applied Chemistry ..................................................................................1104.24 Agro-Chem. & Pest Management ..........................................................1144.25 Environmental Science ...........................................................................1164.26 Computer Science ....................................................................................1194.27 Biotechnology ..........................................................................................1244.28 Microbiology ............................................................................................1264.29 Food Science and Technology ................................................................1284.30 Education .................................................................................................1304.31 Law ............................................................................................................1334.32 Music and Dramatics ..............................................................................1344.33 Adult and Continuing Education and Extension Work ......................1354.34 Centre of Gandhian Studies ...................................................................1374.35 Centre for Women Studies .....................................................................1384.36 Centre for Community Development ...................................................1394.37 Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Centre for Research and Development ....1414.38 Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj Cenre for Studies in Maratha History .1424.39 Centre of Nehru Studies .........................................................................1434.40 Distance Education .................................................................................1444.41 Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy ...............................................................1464.42 Yashwantrao Chavan School of Rural Development ......................................147

4.43 Nano Science and Technology ...........................................................................153

4.44 Dept. of Technology ............................................................................................ 155

n Intake Capacity of as per the rules of the State Government ....................... 159

n emgZ {ZU©`. .................................................................................................. 163

n Advertisement ......................................................................................... 167

n Application form for Entrance Exam / Admission ..............................178

n Online Entrance Exam. Demo................................................................179


Published in : 2016

Published by :Dr. V. N. Shinde

Ag. Registrar, Shivaji University,Kolhapur

Qty. : 1500

Printed by :Shivaji University Press

Price Rs. 100/-

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1.1 Introduction

Shivaji University, established in 1962, is named after the Great Maratha Warrior and

founder of the Maratha Empire, Chhatrapati Shivaji. It was inaugurated on 18th November,

1962, by Dr. Radhakrishnan, the eminent philosopher and educationist, the then President of

India. One of the major objectives of this University is to cater the needs of higher education

in South Maharashtra. The jurisdiction of the University is spread over three districts, viz.

Kolhapur, Sangli and Satara, with students' strength of over 2.50 Lakhs studying in 281

affiliated colleges and recognised institutes under its jurisdiction.

This region of Maharashtra is proud of its rich and varied socio-cultural heritage. Under

the innovative and socially reformist leadership of Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj, the princely

visionary ruler of Kolhapur, the city had been a focal point of higher educational opportunities

for all classes and communities in South-Western Maharashtra, and Northern parts of the

neighbouring Karnataka state. This is also a land of Karmaveer Bhaurao Patil, who struggled

for taking education to the masses through his innovative 'Earn and Learn' Scheme. When the

University was founded by the Shivaji University Act of 1962, the objectives set before the

University included "making opportunities of higher education accessible to rural youth, for

conducting fundamental and applied research in the field of science and humanities and to

ensure regional growth and development." Now, the University has entered into the global

perspectives with number of tools and products of higher education. Initially, the University

started functioning with 34 affiliated colleges and about 14000 students with 5 Post-graduate

Departments on the campus in 1962-63; today, the number of the affiliated colleges has gone

upto 281 and the students' strength has reached over 2.50 Lakhs with 40 Post-graduate

Departments on the campus. The University imparts education in 9 major faculties of Arts and

Fine Arts, Social Science, Science, Commerce, Education, Law, Ayurvedic, Homeopathy,

Engineering and Technology.

During the initial two decades, the efforts were concentrated on the expansion of higher

education and the establishment of new colleges in different parts of the four districts under

its jurisdiction. The University consolidated its base by 'taking education to the people'. The

decade of 1980s saw a major expansion, especially in the growth of professional faculties like

Engineering, Education, Management and Medicine. The recent phase of the University may

be termed as "the pursuit of academic excellence," since the University has been accredited

with 'A' grade by the NAAC in the third cycle of accredition. The Solapur district has been

excluded from the jurisdiction of Shivaji University and has now been a new University

known as 'Solapur University' since June, 2004.

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In the last couple of years, several attempts have been made to overcome the image of

University as a regional University. Several steps have been taken to raise the standards of

teaching and research so as to attain the global standards in higher education. This is being

achieved by exploring new areas of higher learning and research in the rapidly emerging

fields like Industrial Chemistry, Applied Chemistry, Space Science and Applications, Environmental

Science, Bio-Chemistry, Agro Chemical and Pest Management, Computer Science, Environmental

Biotechnology, M. Tech. in Energy Technology, Computer Science Engineering, Environmental

Science and Technology, Electronics, Biotechnology, Nano Science and Yashwantrao Chavan

School of Rural Development (YCSRD) in addition to the Basic Science disciplines. The

University Departments of Physics, Economics and Chemistry have been recently identified by

the UGC for their Special Assistance Programme (SAP) Phase-III and recognised as Departments

of Special Assistance (DSA). New research areas in these Departments are concentrated on the

study of Superconductors, Energy, Bio-diversity, Bio-technology, Agro-Biotechnology and

Agricultural & Environmental Economics respectively. The University has also established the

University-Industry Interaction Cells in eight districts of its jurisdiction. Three Science

Departments have received the grants under DST-FIST and PURSE programme.

The faculties of Arts and Social Sciences are also gearing up to meet the demands of the

changing time. Establishment of Centre for Women's Studies, Gandhian Studies Centre, School

of Interdisciplinary Studies in Social Sciences, extension activities through Adult and

Continuing Education and Centre for Community Development (Lok Vikas Kendra), UGC-II

sanctioned Centre for Exclusion and Inclusion for our University only, are the indicators of this

change. Department of Sociology has been recently granted the UGC's SAP-DRS phase.

Departments of Sociology, Education, Geography, Physics and Economics are offering special

courses in the emerging areas like Environmental Studies and Computer Applications.

Department of Economics and Department of Music and Dramatics have started Bridge

Courses as regular vocational courses along with the academic courses.

The University is encouraging merit by introducing the unique scheme called 'Shivaji

University Merit Scholarship', offering 526 scholarships to the meritorious students in the

affiliated colleges and University Departments. It has also instituted Departmental Research

Fellowships (DRF) called Golden Jubilee year fellowship for Ph. D. students in the Post-

Graduate Departments of the University. The University has made a special budget provision

of about Rs. 45/- lakhs for these Scholarships and Fellowships out of its own funds. This

University can proudly claim to be the first University in India to initiate such a unique

scheme. For catering to the needs of the external students, the University has started the

Distance Education Council. The University has also started M. Tech. courses in different

branches.

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The efforts of the University towards an excellence in higher education are being

recognised through the substantial grants received from funding agencies like UGC, ICSSR,

DST, DBT, CSIR, DRDO, DAE, MPCB, DEC, DAE-BRNS, MpEF etc. Another indicator of recognition

the University is its collaboration with other premier institutes in the country. Shivaji

University has signed MoUs with Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai, Goa University,

Panjim, Intel India and Microsoft India Ltd. It has, also, joined hands with Indian Institute of

Geo-Magnetism, Mumbai. National Research centre for grapes, Pune. Industries like Phyto-

Pharma have sought affiliation with Shivaji University. Besides, the University is becoming

'global' with MoUs with foreign institutes and Universities like Asian Institute of Technology

(Thailand), Pathumthani and Khon Kaen University, Thailand, Sabargamuwa University, Sri

Lanka, Monash University, Melbourne (Australia), Hanyang University, Seoul, Sangkyunkwan

University, Chonnum National University, Guangju South Korea. This has opened up new vistas

for the students of the southern Maharashtra in particular and the Indian students in general.

The quest for academic enrichment and pursuit of an excellence of the University are

facilitated by in efficient administration. The smooth conduct of about 323 examinations per

year for about 2.50 Lakhs students and the timely declaration of results have been appreciated

by the Hon'ble Chancellor of the University. The University has maintained the high standards

of general administration, prudent financial management and cordial relationship with

funding agencies.

The University has established School of Rural Management and Research, Institute of Bio-

technology, Institute of Leather Technology, Radio Station, Science Park, Bio-Technology Park,

Lead Garden, various training schemes for the students and the staff, etc. Keeping in view the

regional needs, the need-based courses like Bachelor's Programmes in Foundry, Pharmaceuticals,

Food Sciences, Water Resource Management, Herbal plantations, etc. are planned.

From the academic year the University has introduced the Choice Based Credit System

(CBCS) to all post-graduate and professional courses. The add-on courses with cafetaria

approach are planned for courses in science and professional subjects.

To sum up, the University which was founded primarily to cater to the regional

aspirations has now geared up to transcend this regional image and has emerged as one of

the premier institute of higher education and research in the country.

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1.2.2 MoUs with various National/International Institutions/Organisations

National Level MoUs

1 Solapur University, Solapur 2015 Two Year

Economics Department –SUK

2 Prin. R. K. Kanbarkar Award 2015 ------ SUK

3 Business Standard media Group, Pune 2015 One Year YCSRD- SUK

4 Vira Pumps MIDC Gokul Shirgaon Kop. 2015 Five Year Teachnology Department

5 Halade Enterprises, Y,. P. Powar Nagar, Kop.

2015 Five Year Teachnology Department

6 B. V. Patel Pharmaceutical Education and Research Development Centre

2015 Two Year Bio- Teachnology Course

7 Collegs of non-Cnoveutional courses for Women CSIBER Kop.

2015 Five Year Food Science Technology

8 Aser Centre New Dheli 2015 One Year YCSRD- SUK

9 Dhatu Tatra Prabodhini, Government Polytechnic, Kolhapur

2016 Two Year Center for skill and entrepreneurship

Development (CSED) -SUK

10 National Association of Software and Service Companies (NASSCOM)

2016 Three Year

Center for skill and entrepreneurship

Development (CSED) -SUK

11 Centre for Development of Advanced Coomputing C-DAC, Pune

2016 Three Year

Computer Since -SUK

International Level MoUs

1 Benue State University

Makurdi Nigeria 2015 Five Year PHYSICS DEPARTMENT

2 Incheon National University,

Republic of Korea 2015 Five Year PHYSICS DEPARTMENT

3 Collegium Civitas Warsaw,

Poland 2015 Five Year Political Department

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YEUNGNAM UNIVERSITY, REPUBLIC OF KOREA

2016 Five Year PHYSICS DEPARTMENT

1.2.2 MoUs with various National / International

Institutions / Organisations

5 Vjonnum Uty. 2016

Dongguk 2016

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1.2.3 Central Placement and Career Counseling Cell

Contact Person: Prof. Dr. P. N. Bhosale,

Placement Officer

Phone: 0231-2609338, 2609398

Mobile: +919420007500

Email: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]

A) Central Placement Cell:

In order to provide the job opportunities career development of the students studying

in the University PG Departments and UG affiliated colleges, the University has established the

Central Placement Cell. Shivaji University has appointed Placement Officer to carry out placement

activities in various fields. Placement activities are carried out by the various Departments /

Colleges in collaboration with the University Central Placement Cell. The University has appointed

Departmental Placement Officers (DPOs) in each PG Department. With the Co-ordination of

DPOs the Central Placement Cell is arranging various placement activities on campus. It aims to

help the students to find the job opportunity they are looking for and also facilitates the

companies and organizations to conduct their recruiting procedure.

Companies / Organizations who wish to conduct placement camp at the University

campus / College campus, have to fill up the job announcement form (Employer’s data) mentioning

their exact requirements and details of Placement procedure so that the Central Placement Cell

makes adequate arrangements for the campus interviews.

Activities of the Central Placement Cell

The University has a Central Placement Cell to look after students Industrial training

placement / Campus interview etc. functioning with the following objectives:

1. To keep track of the current status of our ex-students and to record and maintain their

needs and their feedback.

2. To create and maintain a data-bank on profiles of our present students year wise.

3. To built and maintain good relations with the industry getting feedback on our student’s

performance.

4. To keep track of all advertisements, information related to the Industry and Organization

communicating them to the concerned beneficiaries.

5. To organize personality development programs, group discussions, motivation, language

skills and analysis skill.

These activities are conducted by inviting eminent experts in their fields.

B) Career and Counseling Cell in University

Recently the Shivaji University has established the Career and Counseling Cell in Universities

with the financial assistance of UGC under XIth Plan.

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The objective of this Cell is a resource centre of information, guidance and counseling with

free accessibility and internet based global connectivity and exchange of information on

professional placements.

FUNCTIONS OF CAREER AND COUNSELLING CELL

a) To gather information of job avenues and placements in different institutions and concerns

related to the courses that the University offers.

b) To analyze information in the local, regional and national contexts to explore its relevance

and utility for the students in their Placement and on job-training.

c) To organize seminars and guidance workshops to inform students about the emerging

professional trends and events, job profiles, leadership roles, entrepreneurship, market

needs, risks and implementation of national socio-economic policies and to impart training

in soft skills.

d) To promote discipline, healthy outlook and positive attitudes towards the national integration

and removal of narrow provincial preferences and prejudices.

1.2.4 Students’ Activities :

a. The University has attracted overseas students, especially from African and Arabian countries.

The number of students seeking admission to various UG and PG courses is gradually

increasing. The University conducts Entrance Examination for these students.

b. The Department of Students’ Welfare of the University undertakes various activities including

Youth Festivals, Youth Camps, Students Exchanges Programmes etc. There is a PG Student’s

Council as well as a special unit of NSS for PG Students.

c. Apart from the regular talks lectures, special lectures, of visiting faculties in the University

Departments and thought provoking lectures by eminent personalities are arranged by the

University through as many as 33 Lecture Series every year. The campus remains lively

throughout the year with Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Refresher Courses and

many other curricular and co-curricular programmes related to higher education.

d) Hostel Day, Science Day, Avishkar Research Competitions, Campaign of University Research

and Training are some of the special programmes organized for the post-graduate and

research students.

1.2.5 Professional Chairs/Study Centres :

a. The University Departments have the following professorial Chairs sponsored by the Banks,

Govt. and Semi-Govt. organisations for specific studies and research :

Sr. No. Chairs Name

1 Bank of India Chair in Rural Development

2 Bhagawan Mahavir Chair

3 I.D.B.I’Late R.N.Godbole Chair

4 Maharshi Vitthal Ramji Shinde Chair

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5 Sant Tukaram Chair

6 Loknete Balasaheb Desai Chair

7 Late Yashwantarao Chavan Chair

8 Late Sharadabai Govindrao Pawar Chair

b. There are area specific study centres and schools instituted on the University Campus, e.g.

Shahu Research Centre, Centre for Womens’ Studies, Centre of Gandhian Studies, Chh.

Shahu Maharaj Centre for Studies in Maratha History, Centre for Community Development,

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Centre for Research Development for special studies and research

in the respective areas.

1.2.6 Scholarship :

Shivaji University has achived rare distinction of being the first ever University to launch a

unique scholarship scheme for students of P. G. Departments and undergraduate students of

affiliated colleges. University also offers one Departmental Research Fellowship of Rs.3,000/- per

month every year for each PG Department for the scholars pursuing the Ph.D. Degree in the

respective subjects.

In addition to the Government of India Scholarship/Concession and the state Government

Scholarship /Concessions, the University has instituted. 500 scholarships (of Rs.5,000/- and

Rs.10,000/- per annum) out of its University funds. The following scholarships /Free studentship

are available for the post-graduate students (subject to modification from time to time)

a. Dr. Appasaheb Pawar Merit Scholarship for History

b. Daxina Fellowship (Rajaram College, Kolhapur)

c. Daxina Fellowship

d. Prof. N.V.J.Swami Scholarship

e. Dr. Appasaheb Pawar Merit Scholarship

f. Physical Handicapped Scholarship

g. Eklavya Arthik Sahayya Yojana

h. Post Matric scholarship for minority students by the Govt. of Maharashtra.

i. Central Sector Scholarship

j. Scholarship for Bidi Kamgar childs

k. Student Aid Fund

Details regarding rules and regulations of the Scholarships /Concessions can be had from the

University Office. (P.G.Admission Section) Apart from these scholarships, there are subjectwise

prizes donated by the endowment funds for meritorious students in the subjects.

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1.2.7. Barr. Balasaheb Khardekar Library

The University library known as Barr. Balasaheb Khardekar Library (BBKL) is enriched

with a huge collection of 354141 documents as on 31st December 2014 including books, bound

volumes of journals, manuscripts, theses/dissertations, reports, Indian print journals and special

collections. The library has also around 8800 + e-journals,13 e-databases including SciFinder,

JCCC, MathsiNet, Royal Society of Chemistry, ISID, Web of Science, IMF E-Library, Knimbus,

Scopus, Fedgate, J-GatePlus, Proquest Dissertations and Theses Full Text, Supreme Court

Cases online etc. as well as innumerable number of Internet based e- resources on various

subjects. Apart from this, the non print collection includes 1719 CD/DVD’s, 200 e-books and 54

foreign on-line journals.

The Library is well computerized with LibSys software.78 PCs in the library with

internet connection and LibSys Client Access to all PCs along with 2 Bar Code Scanners, 2

Barcode Printers, 3 Laser Printers, 2 Ink-jet printers and 8 Dot –Matrix Printers are available in

the library. OPAC facility, web OPAC in the Campus, automated circulation etc are the features of

the ICT infrastructure of library. For digitization of documents, Minolta PS-7000 Scanner is

available. Xeroxing facility with digital copier and 3 printers is made available for readers.

The library has established ‘Academic Resource Centre (ARC)’ contributes to understand

and complete writing assignments including research papers and research skill activities like

Citation Analysis, Style Manuals, Plagiarism, English writing skills etc. Academic Resource Centre

is established in the library for scholarly activities, citations, soft skill development and value

added services. It is well equipped with 50 computers, Wi-Fi- enabled internet connectivity with

a seating capacity of 50 students.

Access to Anti-plagiarism Softwares Viz. Turnitin and iThenticate and Study centre for

visually impaired students, are some of the distinct features of the library.

To inculcate reading habits amongst all students, the library provides reading room

facility at various places such as library main reading hall, Study Center Library and Library

third floor (Terrace).The construction of new library building is at final stage with a seating

capacity for 800 + students .

The library has institutional membership with Association of Indian universities,

New Delhi; Association of Commonwealth Universities, U.K; The British council Library, Pune;

Current Science Association, Bangalore (Life membership); INFLIBNET Membership Services.

1.2.8 Hostels & Vidyarthi Bhavan

A) The University has three Boys Hostels and three Girls Hostels one Dr. Appasahb Pawar

Vidyarthi Bhavan (Earn and Learn Scheme) for the Post-Graduate departments of the

University the accommodation facility for the boys hostels is upto 650 students and girls

Hostels it is 930 students. Facilites of recreation, indoor and outdoor games are available

for students in the Hostels. All Hostels have students Club, Mess run by the Students Mess

Committee of each Hostels and supervised by the rectors.

B) Every year about 110 boys and 40 meritorious girls students, coming from economically

backward families and interested in higher studies are admitted to Dr. Appasaheb Pawar

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vidyarthi Bhavan under “Earn and Learn Scheme”. These students, alongwith their regular

studies. Work 3-4 hours a day in University Library, Internet Section, Xerox Centre, Main

bulg. Various sections, Exam bulg. 1 & 2, Garden, Sports, Bhavan Mess, Office, Distance

Dept. etc.

C) Students desirous of taking admission to the University Hostels fill in the Hostel Admission

form along with the form of Admission to the course. Respective Head of departments

prepares a Merit list of Students. Who seek admission to the Hostels, by taking into

account the reservation and the quota allotted to the department.

1.2.9 Work as per Need Scheme :

To keep their self esteem intact the students are provided with an opportunity to

shoulder their own educational responsibility by earning a little money under the scheme

“Work on Demand”. The preamble of this scheme is of ‘You demand work and we shall provide

you the work’. Under this novel & unique scheme, students are working in different sections

of the University like PG Seminar, Computers, BoS, Press ect. And the academic Departments

like Physics, Chemistry, History, Library etc.

Students perform duties like Lab. Asst., Field worker, Computer Operator etc. Excluding

the hours of their academic schedule, the work is provided as per the needs or the concerned

sections / Departments. Students work in these sections (each day for 3 hours, Rs. 18.00 per

hour) weekly for 4 days. The students have to apply for enrollment in the scheme to NSS co-

ordinator.

1.2.10 Health Centre

University has established Health Care Centre on the university campus. Us is open

from 8:00 a. m. to 12.00 noon and 3.20 to 6.30 p. m.

A) Permanent Staff in the Health Centre :

Medical Office (1), Public Health Nurse (1),

X-ray Technician (1), Lab Techician (1),

Medical Record Technician (1), Pharmacist (1),

Juniour Clerk (1), Nursing Orderly (1),

Dresser (1), Peon (1).

B) The Honorary Staff :

Opthalmologist (1) Dental Surgeon (1)

Gynecologist (1) Radiologist (1)

Ultrasonologist (2) Orthopedician (1)

ENT Surgeon (1) Adolescent Consultant (1)

Health Centre is well equipped with X-ray machine, Ultrasonography machine,

Computerised Laboratory, Auto-Refractometer & Non-Contact tonometer for Opthalmic unit,

Compressor with Airotor, Ultrasonic Scalar & Dental chair for Dental unit, E.C.G. machine, S.W.

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Diathermy Unit, Health Centre facilities are available for students, Staff of the University and

outside patient on subsidized rates.

Every Student pays Rs. 100/- per year as “Medical Charges” in which they gets medicine

and dressing facility free for the whole year. Besides, free medical check-up is provided once in

a year like Blood Pressure checking, Hemoglobin and Blood group testing, Urineexamination,

etc.

1.2.11 Sports Complex

The University has maintained a very well set Sports Complex with all the required

facilities like Gymnasium Hall, Cricket Ground, 400 meter 8 lane Athletics Track, Kho-Kho,

Kabaddi, Handball, Volleyball, Football grounds, Gymnastics, Malkhamb, Judo, Badminton,

Basketball Court, Synthetic Flooring Table-Tennis Court, Wrestling Open Air Theatre and new

physical conditioning unit etc., Well equipped 400 meter 8 lane Athletics Synthetic Track

along with all sport materials for the development of students. There are two coaches out of

whom one is NIS Coach, guiding the students’ regularly. Also, Sports Department has provided

8 station Multi Gym at Ladies Hostel for the convenience of Ladies Students.

1.2.12 : Centre for Distance Education

Name of the Department : Centre for Distance Education, Shivaji University, Kolhapur.

Phone (Office) : (0231)2693771, 2693871, 0231694771, 2694771

Official E-mail ID : [email protected], [email protected]

Website : www.unishivaji.ac.in

The Centre for Distance Education is situated in a separate building, accommodating

admission, administration and SIM sections, library, reading room, SIM godown and classrooms

for Contact Sessions and Counselling. The Centre for Distance Education has connectivity with

the Regional Centres at Sangli and Satara through Video-conferencing.

There are two Regional Centres, one at Sangli and the other one at Satara. Regional

Coordinators are in charge of the Regional Centres. They monitor the Study Centres in their

respective regions. Twenty-four affiliated colleges, a professional institute and a University

Department function as Study Centres. The Centre for Distance Education offers 11 traditional

and professional UG/PG Programmes and plans to start new need-based courses in future. The

distance learners opt for subjects and courses of their choice from the different programmes

and courses available. The Centre has prepared 333 Self Instructional Materials (SIMs) for the

distance learners’ self-study. The Centre for Distance Education provides placement opportunities

to thousands of distance learners through access to higher education, both conventional and

professional.

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1.2.14 Dual Degree Scheme :

Dual Degree Scheme is introduced from the academic year 2007-08 as provided by

Ordinance - 78. A student can keep terms simultaneously for two examinations, provided that

the student should take regular admission for one of the exminations and he/she should

register his/her name as external / distance education mode candidate for another examination.

It is further provided that there is a no overlap / clash between the examination schedules of

the two examinations. The candidate should apply to the University (Eligibility section) along

with fee Rs. 1000/-, proofs of regular admission, and details, furnishing information about

second course that he/she wants to complete. The detailed circular in this regard is issued to all

affilited colleges and university departments at the commencement of every academic year the

same will be made available on University website www.unishivaji.ac.in.

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SECTION - 2

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ADMISSION PROCEDURE

2.1 Admission Rules :

2.1.1 Entrance Exam : The Entrance Examination will be conducted as per the notification.

The fees for entrance examination will be as mentioned in advt. Not the entrance examination fee

once paid is non redundable.

2.1.1 Merit list and other University Quota / Foreign National Quota :

a. Admission Committee : (A.R.17)

i) In the case of admissions to University Departments, there shall be an Admission Committee for

proper monitoring of admissions. The Admission Committee shall be constituted as under :

1. Head of the Department (Chairperson) 2. One Senior Professor

3. One Senior Reader 4. One Senior Lecturer (Secretary)

5. Backward Community Representative

ii) In the case of Affiliated Colleges/Recognised Institutions/Autonomous Institutions having Post-

Graduate Departments, the Admission Committee shall be constituted as under :

1. Principal/Director (Chairperson) 2. Head of the concerned Department

3. One Senior Teacher in the Department 4. Registrar/Superintendent/

5. Backward Community Representative Head Clerk (Secretary)

b. In preparing the merit list of the students to be admitted, the Admission Committee shall consider

the marks obtained in the principal subject at the third year examination. In case there are two or

more students with the same marks, the total marks obtained by these students at Part-I, II and III

Examination shall be considered. Even after this, if the students continue to obtain equal marks,

the marks secured by the students in the second year examination in the same subject shall be

considered. (A. R. 14 (a)).

c. In the case of students from other Universities applying for admission to post-graduate courses, it

shall be necessary to ensure equivalence of the degree course offered by the said students. The

quota for the students from other Universities is 10% percent of the intake capacity and the

students from other Universities, the reservation rules shall apply in toto. (A. R. 14) (b).

d. Provision of two seat over and above the sanctioned intake capacity in each department is made

for Jammu and Kashmir migrated candidate.

e. Admission to other University Students shall be given on the Entrance Examination Merit basis

only.

f. In case any seats from this quota remain vacant, students in order of merit shall be admitted from

the waiting list.

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g. In view of the problem of drop-out, the additional 10 percent of the sanctioned intake capacity

may be admitted in the post graduate courses in the affiliated colleges/recognised Institutes/

University Departments/Autonomous Institutions, subject to the general rules of the admission

framed by the University from time to time. (A. R. 15)

h. As in all University Departments Academic Flexibility is implemented, the students of the same

Department will be eligible for admission to the second year of the course.

i. Students participating in international sports competitions or students securing at least fifth rank

in the National, Inter-University sports events (Individual or Team) may be considered for admission

as special cases, subject to the approval of the Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor. (A. R. 18)

j. As per directives of UGC letter dated 23rd December, 2004 “the Universities to create 15%

supernumerary seats, over and above the sanctioned number of seats, in all the courses conducted

by the University departments so as to enable the Universities to admit foreign students. (vide

letter No. 1-30/94 (CPP-II) dated 13-10-2000). The Commission has further advised the Universities

that 5% out of the 15% supernumerary seats thus created be earmarked for children of Indian

workers in the Gulf. (vide letter No. F 1-53/98 (CPP-II) dated 2-4-04)

University reserves the rights to decided the intake of the specialisation the intake of the

specialisation and to offer or not to offer the same give under various departments.

2.1.2 M. A. / M. Com. Admission :

Admissions to non-professional post-graduate courses in the affiliated colleges/institutions and

University Departments is based on A.R.13.

a. A student shall be held eligible for admission to the M. A./M. Com. Course provided he/she has

passed the B. A./B. Com. examination either with a principal subject or with a subsidiary/

interdisciplinary/applied/allied subject only.

b. Provided the vacancies remain vacant, the following criteria shall be followed :

i. Merit as measured by the marks scored in minimum three papers of the same subject at the

undergraduate level.

ii. Those who do not fulfil the above (a & b/i) conditions shall have to appear for the Entrance Test

conducted by the University. Merit in the entrance tests conducted by the University in the

respective subject shall be the criterion for admission in such cases.

c. The above admission rules shall be strictly followed in order of priority as mentioned in above.

d. While preparing the Merit List for M. A. admission, marks of the special papers at the final year

will be considered, for M. Com. admissions, the aggregate marks of the final year will be considered,

There will be no Entrance Examination.

e. In preparing the merit list of the students to be admitted, the Admission Committee shall consider

the marks obtained in the principal subject at the third year examination. In case there are two or

more students with the same marks, the total marks obtained by these students at Part-I, II and III

Examination shall be considered. Even after this, if the students continue to obtain equal marks,

the marks secured by the students in the second year examination in the same subject shall be

considered. (A. R. 14 (a)).

f. i. In the case of students from other Universities applying for admission to post-graduate

courses, it shall be necessary to ensure equivalence of the degree course offered by the said

students. If there is no provision of the Principal Subject, total marks will be considered for

admission. The quota for the students from other Universities in the State of Maharashtra is

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10 percent of the intake capacity and In the case of the students from other Universities, the

reservation rules shall apply in toto. (A. R. 14) for the UGC, SAP Departments this quota is 20

per cent.

ii. Admission to other University Students shall be given on the Merit basis only. The cut off

point for qualifying examination will be decided by the Admission Committee of the respective

Departments. In the first instance, provisional admission may be given to the eligible students

and after having the qualifying examination marklist, the admission may be considered.

iii. In case any seats from this quota remain vacant, students in order of merit shall be admitted

from the waiting list.

g. In view of the problem of drop-out, the additional 10 percent of the sanctioned intake capacity

may be admitted in the post graduate courses in the affiliated colleges/recognised Institutes/

University Departments/Autonomous Institutions, subject to the general rules of the admission

framed by the University from time to time. (A. R. 15)

h. As in all University Departments Academic Flexibility is implemented, the students of the same

Department will be eligible for admission to the second year of the course.

i. Admission Committee : (A.R.17)

i. In the case of admissions to University Departments, there shall be an Admission Committee for

proper monitoring of admissions. The Admission Committee shall be constituted as under :

a. Head of the Department (Chairperson)

b. One Senior Professor

c. One Senior Reader

d. One Senior Lecturer (Secretary)

ii. In the case of Affiliated Colleges/Recognised Institutions/Autonomous Institutions having

Post-Graduate Departments, the Admission Committee shall be constituted as under :

a. Principal/Director (Chairperson)

b. Head of the concerned Department

c. One Senior Teacher in the Department

d. Registrar/Superintendent/Head Clerk (Secretary)

j. Students participating in international sports competitions or students securing at least fifth rank

in the National, Inter-University sports events (Individual or Team) may be considered for admission

as special cases, subject to the approval of the Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor. (A. R. 18)

2.1.3 M. Sc. Admission : (Ordinance M. Sc. I)

a. Any person who has taken the degree of B. Sc./B. A. of this University or the Degree of any other

statutory University recognised as equivalent, and has kept four semester terms in the University as

a post-graduate student be admitted to the degree of Master of Science in any of these subjects

mentioned in R. M. Sc. No. 3.

b. A student shall be held eligible for admission to the M. Sc. Course provided he/she has passed the B.

Sc. / B. A. examination either with a principal subject or with a subsidiary/interdisciplinary/applied/

allied subjects and has passed the entrance examination conducted by the University.

c. The students with B. Sc. from other universities shall be eligible if they qualify through Entrance

Examination and they score minimum 55 per cent B+ marks in the subject at the B. Sc.

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d. While preparing the merit list for M. Sc. admission, the performance at B. Sc. III/B. A. III or B. Sc. II/

B. A. II, as the case may be, and the performance at the entrance examination will be given equal

weightage (50.50).

2.2 Eligibility criteria (Ordinance O. M. Sc. 1)

a. M. Sc. (Environmental Science) :

B. Sc. with Physics / Chemistry / Botany / Zoology / Statistics / Pollution / Bio-chem. / Geography (B.

Sc. / B. A.) / Geology / Microbiology / Electronics / Agriculture as the Principal/Subsidiary subject.

b. M. Sc. (Appliced Chemistry) :

Eligibility of Course: Admission to the M. Sc. Applied Chemistry course will be open to candidates

passing B. Sc degree in Chemistry of Shivaji University or any other statutory university, Institution

in India or abroad with minimum 55% marks the candidate should have Chemistry as a principal

subject of study at B.Sc. Course.

b. M. Sc. (Industrial Chemistry) :

Admission to the M.Sc. Industrial Chemistry course will be open to candidates passing B.Sc degree

of Shivaji University or any other statutory university in India or abroad with minimum 55%

marks and Chemistry as a principal subject of study.

c. M. Sc. (Agrochemicals and Pest Management) :

B. Sc./Chemical Engineering graduates with Plant Protection/Chemistry/ Botany/Agriculture/Bio-

Chemistry/Zoology/Microbiology as the Principal/Subsidiary Subject and any two of the following

as Subsidiary subject such as Chemistry/Botany/Bio-chemistry/Agriculture/Zoology/Microbiology/

Plant-Protection.

d. M.Sc.Biochemistry / Biotechnology / Microbiology / Environmental Biotechnology

A candidate possessing B.Sc Degree with minimum 50% marks with Biotechnology/ Chemistry/

Biochemistry/Microbiology/Botany/Zoology/B,Pharm/MBBS/B.E./B.Sc.Agree/life sciences as principal

subject with chemistry at B.Sc. I,and who have passed the entrance examination conducted by

the Shivaji University shall be held eligible for admission to M.Sc Course in Biotechnology.

Students from other Universities with B.Sc. General degree and who have passed the entrance

examination conducted by the University are also eligible.

e. M. Sc. (Computer Science)

B. Sc. (Comp. Science/BCS/B.Sc. Maths./Stats/Electro) or B. Sc., having Computer as one of the

subjects at the final year of degree.

f. M. Sc. (Food Science and Technology) :

A) Candidate possessing B.Sc. Degree from Shivaji University with minimum 50% marks. Bachelor

degree from Shivaji University in Food Science and technology, Food Science and Quality control,

Food Technology and Management, Agriculture, Horticulture and Home Science with minimum

50% marks. Students from other universities with B.Sc. degree in general, Agriculture and

Horticulture with minimum 50% marks B. Sc. Mircobiology, Bio-Technology, Chemistry, Zoology.

B) All the candidates eligible as mentioned with above eligibility criterion have to pass entrance

examination conducted by the Department of Food Science & Technology, Shivaji University.

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g. MCA Science :

ELIGIBILITY : - Admission to the course is open to any graduate of this University or graduate of

any other University recognized by Shivaji University, satisfying the following conditions :

a) The candidate should have secured at least FIFTY PERCENT marks at the aggregate of all years

of Graduation Examination .

b) The student must have taken Mathematics at XII std. as one of the subject.

c) The candidate should not be employed at the time of admission and should not take employment

during the tenure of course .

d) The candidate should not be above TWENTY-EIGHT years of age as on 30th June of the year of

his admission.

e) Subject to the above conditions, the final admission is based solely on the merit at the entrance

test. Every candidate has to appear for the entrance test conducted during the year in which he/

she is seeking admission.

f) Subject to the conditions listed in a) to e) above, seats are reserved as per the rules of admission

to other Post-Graduate course of this University.

However 10% seats are reserved for the candidates from the other University. His/Her entrance

test score should not be less than the last admitted candidate of Shivaji University Kop.

h. M. Sc. Technology (Mathematics) :

Any Science/Engineering graduate (with Mathematics upto second year).

i. M. Ed. (One Year) :

Bachelor’s Degree in Education or B. A.-B. Ed. (Special) integrated Course of this University or B.

Sc. B. Ed. degree of any other statutory University recognised as equivalent thereto with 50%

marks.

j. Bachelor of Library & Information Science : (one year)

Any graduate of any recognised University.

k. Master of Library & Information Science : (one year) : Post-graduate Diploma in Lib. Sc./B. Lib.

Sc./B. Lib. & Inf. Sc. Degree of this University or Degree equivalent thereto of any other University.

Preference will be given to experienced candidates.

l. Bachelor of Journalism & Communication (One Year) :

A graduate of any subject from any discipline of this or any recognised University.

m. Master of Journalism & Communication (One Year) :

B. J. C./B. J./B. C. J. degree from this or any other recognised University or Post-graduates/Diploma

from Indian Institute of Mass Communication, New Delhi.

p. M. P. A. (Music Department)

i) M. P. A. (Vocal Music) : Graduation of any statutory University or Institution & Bridge course in

music completed. Apptitude test is Compulsory.

ii) M. P. A. (Instrumental) (Tabala, Sitar, Harmonium, Violence, Sarod) : Graduation of any statutory

University or Institution & Bridge course in Instrumental in the relevent subject. Apptitude test is

Compulsory.

iii) M. P. A. Dramatics : Graduation of any statutory University or Institution & Bridge course in

Dramatics (Theather Arts) complected.. Apptitude test is Compulsory.

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iv) Bridge course in Vocal Music : Graduation of any statutory University or Institution & Diploma

course in vocal music in the relevent subject OR Sangit Vishrad completed. Apptitude test is

Compulsory.

v) Bridge Course in Instrumental Music (Tabala, Sitar, Harmonium, Violence, Sarod) : Graduation of

any statutory University or Institution & Diploma course in Instrumental in the relevent subject.

Apptitude test is Compulsory.

vi) Bridge course in Dramatics (Theather Arts) : Graduation of any statutory University & Diploma

course in Dramatics completed. Apptitude test is Compulsory.

q. L. L. M. :

The student who has obtained LL. B. (Special) Degree under three year Law Course or under five

year Law Course of this University or a Degree of any other University recognized as equivalent to

the LL. B. (Special) Degree of this University shall be eligible for admission.

r. M. Tech.

1. Computer Science &Technology :

i) The candidate with graduation in Engg./Tech. & having no valid GATE score will have to appear

for Entrance Exam. conducted by Shivaji University.

ii) The candidate with valid GATE score will be exempted from the entrance rxamination.

B. E./B. Tech. in CSE/CT/CE/CS/IT/Electronics/ETC/Instrumention/Electrical (Preference in this order)

OR

M. Sc. Computer Science/IT with valid GATE score in CSE/IT OR

AMIE/JETE with valid GATE score in CSE/IT

2. Electronics Technology :

B. Tech/B. E. in E &T. C./Elect./Industrial Electronics, /Electronics or M. Sc. in Electronics.

3. Energy Technology :

B. E./B. Tech in Machanical/Chemical/Electrical/Civil/Environment or M. Sc. in Physics/Elect/

Chemistry/Environment.

4. Environmental Science & Technology :

B. E. / B. Tech in Civil, Environmental/Civil Construction/Civil Water Management/Civil rural

Management/Chemical or M. Sc. in Environmental Science.

5. Food Technology

B. Tech. / B. E. Degree in Food Techonolgy/Food Engineering and Techonology/Food Engineering/

Food Science/Food Process Technology/Food Process Engineering/Chemical Technology/Chemical

Engineering/Biotechnology/M.Sc. Food Science and Technology and qualified in the entrance

examination of Shivaji University, Kolhapur or GATE Exmination.

t. M. A. (Mass Communication) :

Candidate holding Bachelor’s degree of three year or more duration such as degree in

medicine,engineering agriculture nursing etc. From a recognized Indian University or an equivalent

degree from a foreign university should be eligible to apply for admission to the master’s degree

course in mass Communication.

v. Diploma in Hindi Translation (One year) :

A graduate of any statutory University with Hindi as special subject or Hindi as a optional subject

or any other degree (Rashtrabhasha Pandit, etc. recognised by Govt. of India).

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w. D. E. P. M. :

Any graduate (i.e. B.A./B.Com./B.Sc. etc.) from a recognized University.

x. P. G. Diploma in Travel & Tourism :

Graduate from faculty of Arts, Science, Social Science & Commerce & any Diploma holder with

minimum five years teching or professonal experience.

y. P. G. Diploma in Teacher Training Education and P. G. Diploma in Mass Communication Education

: Distance Mode Course. The 6 months P. G. Diploma are open to any graduate B. A./B. Com./B. Sc.

etc from recognised Universities. Admission in May/June - examination in Dec. & June each year

fee for details contact concerned Departments.

1. M. C. A. Commerce

ELIGIBILITY : Admission to the course is open ro any graduate of this University or graduate of any

other University recognized by S hi van University, satsifing the following conditions:

a) The candidate should have secured at least FIFTY PERCENT marks at the aggregate of all years of

Graduation Examination.

b) The student must have taken Mathematics at 12 std, as one of the subject.

c) The candidate should not be employed at the time of admission and should not take employment

during the tenure of course.

d) The candidate should not be above TWENTY-EIGHT years of age as on 30 th June of the year of his

admission.

e) Subject to the above conditions, the final admission is based solely on the merit at the entrance

test. Every candidate has to appear for the entrance test conduted during the year in which he/she

is seeking admission.

f) Subject to the conditions listed in a) to e) above, seats are reserved as per the rulesof admission to

other post-graduate course of this University. However 10% seats are reserved for the candidate

from the other University. His/Her entrance test score should not be less than the last admitted

candidate of Shivaji University, Kolhapur.

2. M. S. W.

1. Candidates who have passed Bachelor’s degree (10+2+3) of shivaji University or any other statutory

University recognized equivalent thereto, with minimum of 45 percent Marks/Second class.

2. He/she should have passed the Entrance Test conducted by the statutory body with non-zero score.

3. While preparing the Merit list 50% weight age shall be given to the Marks obtained at the qualifying

degree examination and 50% weight are shall be given to the Marks obtained in the Entrance Test.

3. PGDISHE.

Eligibility for Admission : The students having science and en science and engineering background will

be eligible i.e. any graduate from Science. Engineering and Technology, priority will be given to students

from Shivaji University (60%) and other (40%). In case application nutnber is more, the entrance test will

be conducted.

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4) P. G. Dip. in Bio-Informatics

Eligibility :

B. Sc./M. Sc. degree in Science (Physical, Mathematical, Chemical, Computational and Life Sciences)

Pharmacy, medical, engineering, agriculture and veterinary science.

5) P. G. Diploma in Geoinformatics :

Eligibility for Admission :

The Course is applicable for the Students passing out of M. A./M. Sc. Geography or B. Sc./M. Sc. in any

subject B. E. Students from Engineering faculty are also eligible.

6) M. B. A. Executive Course (Distance Mode) :

a) Graduate of any faculty, from any recognised univerity with a minimum 50% marks (45% marks for

reserved category candidtes)

b) Minimum two years experience at the Supervisory level/in the Management cadre equivalent to

class I & II post of Governement.

At the time of admission counselling, Experience Certificate from the employer and the latest two

months Salary Certificate have to be presented for verification. Admission will stand cancelled

without refund of fees, if the experience Certificate and/or the Salary Certificate are found to be

fake or false.

7) Eligbilitiy for Admission : M. B. Distance Mode

a) Graduate of any faculty, from any recognised univerity with a minimum 50% marks (45% marks for

reserved category candidtes)

2.3 Eligibility Conditions for foreign Students :

a. A Foreign student can get provisional admission in the month of June every year with Provisional

Eligibility Certificate from the University.

b. The provisional eligibility fee for foreign students is Rs. 500/- only.

c. Foreign students seeking admission will have to appear and pass the Entrance Examination to be

conducted by the University. The fees prescribed for this Entrance examination is $ 100/- and for

Re-entrance Examination it is $ 50. The amount is to be remitted in the UCO Bank Vidyanagar,

Kolhapur.

d. Provisional Eligibility Certificate is not the Final Eligibility Certificate. The Final Eligibility Certificate

will not be issued unless he/she appears and passes the Entrance Examination.

e. The final eligibility certificate fee is as under :-

i. Without late fee Rs. 500/-

ii. Late fee Rs. 100/- After due date

iii. Super late fee Rs. 300/- After due date

iv. Extra super late fee Rs. 500/- After due date

f. He / She will have to produce the following documents alongwith their eligibility application:

i. Students visa / passport.

ii. Qualifying examination certificates / marklist in original alongwith attested xerox copies.

iii. Extension letter from D.S.P. office of the concerned region.

g. The Entrance Examination will be held in the University premises.

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Sr.

No.Name of the

Course

Students for Maharashtra State

Universities

Students from Outside

Maharashtra State Universities

1. Ph. D. * 10+2+3 Marklist * 10+2+3 Marklist

(Original Attested Xerox Copy) (Original Attested Xerox Copy)

* M. A./M. Com./M. Sc. Second Class Marklist * M. A./M. Com./M. Sc. Second Class Marklist


* M. Phil or Pre-Ph. D. * M. Phil or Pre-Ph.D.

* T. C. * T. C. (Attested Xerox Copy)

(Original & Attested Xerox Copy) * M. C. (Original)

* M. C. (Original)

* For student from outside

Shivaji University in Maharashtra

2. M. Phil. * 10+2+3 Marklist * 10+2+3 Marklist


* M. A./M. Com./M. Sc. Second Class Marklist * M. A./M. Com./M. Sc. Second Class Marklist


* T. C. * M. Phil or Pre-Ph.D.

(Original & Attested Xerox Copy) * T. C. (Attested Xerox Copy)

* M. C. (Original) * M. C. (Original)

* For student from outside

Shivaji University in Maharashtra

3. M. A./M.Com./ *B.A./B.Com./B. Sc. Marklist * B.A./B.Com./B. Sc. Marklist

M.Sc. (Original & Attested Xerox Copy) (Original Attested Xerox Copy)

* T. C. (Attested Xerox Copy) * T. C. (Attested Xerox Copy)

* M. C. (Original) * M. C. (Original)

* For students from outside

Shivaji University, Maharashtra

2.5 Documents required along with Eligiblity Form.

✳✳✳

h. The last date for receipt of application for admission to Entrance Examination will be communicated

later on to the Principals / Heads of all the concerned Colleges/Departments.

i. Besides above canditions, other eligibility conditions as laid down under Ordinance O. 16 to 0.

23 under section 53 of Maharashtra Universities Act 1994 are applicable.

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FEE STRUCTURE AND OTHER RULES

3.1 Entrance Examination & Fees : The fees for Entrance Examination will be as per the

notification.

3.2 Fee Structure : The consolidated fee structure is as per table given on next page.

3.3 Hostel Fees (Per term)

1. Admission Fee Rs. 50/- ( Per Year )

2. Room Rent ( Double seated ) Rs. 700/- ( Per Term )

3. Hostel Sports & Recreation Club Fees Rs. 50/- ( Per Term )

4. Water and Electricity Charges Rs. 855/- ( Per Term )

5. Reading Room Charges Rs. 50/- ( Per Term )

6. Security Charges Rs. 50/- ( Per Term )

7. Hostel Deposit Rs. 100/- ( Per Year )

Note : Hostel and Lock Deposit will be returned to the students, or application for the refund of

deposits is made within six months, from the date of completion of the examination or from the

date of leaving the Hostel. No other Fees be refunded.

3.4 Eligibility Fees :

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05 lIVsacj : - 500@ & : - 500@ & : - 500@ &

ifjf'k "Bifjf'k "Bifjf'k "Bifjf'k "B ^c*^c*^c*^c*

4 inoh @in fod kO;kolk f;dvH;kld ze-izh - ykW- ] ,y- ,y - ch- ]ch- ih - ,M]Mh- ch - ,e- ] Mh- vk ;- Mh-Mh - ]ch- ,Q- Vh -,e- ]ch- Mh - ,Q-lh - ]ch- ,l- MCY ;q- ]ch -t s-lh - ]Mh- vk ;-V h -] ch- vk ;-Mh - ]Mh- ,y - ,y -]ch - Msl-ch- ch - ,- ] ch-lh - ,- ]ch-lh - ,l-

fu;fer 'kq Yd 14 vkWxLV : - 100@ & : 300@ & : - 500@ &foyac 'kq Y d 21 vkWxLV : - 050@ & : 100@ & : - 100@ &fo'ks"k foyac'kq Yd

28 vkWxLV : - 200@ & : - 300@ & : - 300@ &


05 lIVsacj : - 500@ & : - 500@ & : - 500@ &

5 inO;q Rr j O;kolk f;dvH;kld ze-,y- ,y - ,e- ] ,e- bZ - ,e,e- ih - ,M- ] ,e- ,l- MC Y;q -] ,e- ts-lh -]ih- t h- Mh -lh- ,- ] ih- t h -Mh ,l- ,p- bZ - ]ih-t h -Mh- ,u -Mh- ]E ;qf>d ]

fu;fer 'kq Yd 14 vkWxLV : - 150@ & : - 300 @ & : - 500@ &foyac 'kq Y d 21 vkWxLV : - 50 @& : - 100 @ & : - 100@ &fo'ks"k foyac'kq Yd

28 vkWxLV : - 200@ & : - 300 @ & : - 300@ &


05 lIVsacj : - 500@ & : - 500 @ & : - 500@ &

6 ,e- Qh y - @ ih -,p- Mh -fo|k F;kZ aps ik=r k vtZ

uko uksan .kh>kY ;k iklwu1 efgu k

fu;fer'kqY d

: - 150@ & : - 300 @ & : - 500@ &

foyac'kqY d

: - 50@ & : - 100 @ & : - 100@ &

fo'ks"kfoyac'kqY d

: - 200@ & : - 300 @ & : - 300@ &

vfrfjDrfoyac'kqY d

: - 500@ & : - 500 @ & : - 500@ &

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3.2 Fee Structure

Note : 1) Fees of all self supporting courses are under revision. 2) Tutition Fees for Foregin students will be five times

the tuition fees as mentioned above. 3) Fee structure for Certificate, Diploma and Advance Diplomas, Bridge and Crash

Courses will be available with the concern Department.

Dep

osits

200

250

250

250

700

700

700

700

700

700

700

700

700

Oth

er Fees1

03

41

33

41

53

41

93

43

53

45

03

47

53

44

03

48

53

46

03

45

03

44

03

43

03

4

Tutio

n Fee

10

00

10

00

10

00

10

00

15

00

01

50

00

18

00

03

30

00

19

00

03

00

00

30

00

02

50

00

20

00

0

Total

22342584

27843184

1923420734

2623437734

2823436734

3573429734

23734

Particulars

M.Sc. Biotechnology /

Enviornment Biotech.

M.Sc. Microbiology

M.Sc. Food Science & Tech.

M.Sc. Tech

Mathematics

Dep

osits

700

400

200

200

200

100

200

50

200

200

700

700

200

200

Oth

er Fees4

87

51

33

41

13

41

16

41

13

41

13

91

03

41

03

41

03

41

03

45

03

45

78

41

03

41

03

4

Tutio

n Fee

35

00

01

20

05

00

0800

17

00

80

00

12

00

09

00

01

60

60

52

00

02

00

00

20

00

08

10

01

21

00

Total

405752934

63342164

303433239

1323410084

1729453234

2573426484

933413334

M.Tech. (Computer Sc. & Tech./

Energy Tech./Environmental Sc. &

Tech./Electronics Tech.)

B. Lib. & Information

Science

M. Lib. & Information

Science

B. J. C.

M. J. C.

M. Ed.

M. P. A.

LL. M.

M. A. (Mass

Communication)

M. B. A.

Particulars

M.C.A. COMMERCE

M.C.A. SCIENCE

M.S.W./M.R.S

M.C.A.

M.A./M. Com

M.A./M.Sc. (Geography), M.

Sc. (Statistics/Mathematics)

M. Sc. (Botany/

Zoology/Physics

M. Sc. (Chemistry/Bio-

Chemistry/Electronics)

M. Sc. (Agrochem. &

Pest Management

M. Sc. (Environmental

Science)

M. Sc. (Industrial

Chemiztry)

M. Sc. (Computer

Science)

M. Sc. (Applied

Chemistry)

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3.5 Cancellation of admission and refund of fees shall be as under :

a) All Deposits such as Caution Money, Library Deposit, Laboratory Deposit etc.Shall be refundable

subject to such deductions as may be necessary on account of any damage to the property

of the institution concerned such as breakages to laboratory equipment, loss of library

books etc. for which a student may responsible.

The application for refund of such deposits shall be made within six months either f r o m

the date he/she leaves the Department of completes the course.

b) Only Tution Feees and no other Fees shall be refundable (except Deposits).

c) For M.B.A. & M.Tech. Courses, refund of fees will be as per DTE Mumbai andAICTE rules.

Regarding the refund of Tuition fees UGC has given guidelines, under their public notice

F.No. 1-3/2007 (Cpp-11) 23rd April, 2007. Which are further accepted by the university

authorities they are as under.

UGC rules for admission and refund of fees shall be as under :

1. The Ministry of Human Resource Development and University Grants Commission have

considered the issue and decided that the Institutions and Universities, in the public interest,

shall maintain a waiting list of students / candidates. In the event of a student / candidate

withdrawing before the starting of the course, the waitlisted candidates should be given

admission against the vacant seat. The entire fee collected from the student, after a

deduction of the processing fee of not more than Rs. 1000/- (one thousand only) shall be

refunded and returned by the Institution / University to the student / candidate withdrawing

from the programme. Should a student leave after joining the course and if the seat

consequently falling vacant has been filled by another candidate by last date of admission,

the Institution must return the fee collected with proportionate deductions of monthly fee

and proportionate hostel rent where applicable.

3.6 General Rules :

i) Students of this University must submit their Transference Certificate (From the college

last attended) before 14th August without fail.

ii) No student will be allowed to appear for a Post-Graduate Examination unless he has taken

his Bachelor's Degree Certificate.

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iii) Students from other Universities should apply for Eligibility Certificate on or before 31st

August after their admission to this University.

iv) Every student must arrange to have an Identity Card at the time of his/her admission.

v) Seats are reserved for students belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes etc. as per

the resolutions passed by the State Government from time to time.

vi) No application form for admission to an examination will be accepted unless all dues are

cleared by the student.

3.7 Disciplinary Rules :

For the purpose of Section 95 (5) of the Maharashtra Universities Act, 1994 the rules of

discipline and proper conduct for the students of the University Department, affiliated colleges,

recognised institutions, autonomous colleges/institutions shall be as follows :

i. As part of discipline, students are required to attend functions and celebrate Days of

National Importance.

ii. a) The students shall attend the classes, practicals and seminars etc. wherever prescribed,

regularly so that the requirements of minimum attendance as prescribed under the Act,

the statutes, the ordinances and rules/regulations made in that behalf are fulfilled.

b) The students shall not remain absent for more than 3 days without permisson of the

Head of the concerned institution,

iii. It shall be binding on the part of the students to see that no damage is done to the

property of the concerned institution in any manner.

iv. i) The students shall behave with their classmates, teachers authorities and the non-

teaching employees of the concerned institutions in a responsible manner.

ii) The students shall behave in a fair and friendly manner in all extra and co-curricular

activities.

iii) The students shall participate in educational tours, Youth Festivals and other collective

activities wherever prescribed, in a constructive manner ensuring fulfilment of the

objectives of the said activity under strict supervision and guidance of the teachers/

officers/authorities of the concerned institutions.

iv) It shall be obligatory on the part of the students to make proper use of the Laboratory/

Library/Study Room and other common facilities without causing inconvenience or damage

to the other users, and the property.

v. The resident students shall be governed by the rules and regulations in respect of hostel

accommodation/official premises as prescribed by the concerned institutions.

vi. The students involved in any attempts of common-offs, vulgarism, gundaism, man-

handling, eve-teasing, malpractices or participation in criminal acts shall be liable for

punishment.

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vii. The students shall be governed by the provisions of Anti-ragging Legislation of the State

Government, and/or rules made in this regard from time to time by the concerned

institution.

viii. Any breach of the aforesaid rules or any misbehaviour on the part of the student shall be

liable to severe punishment in accordance with the provisions contained in Section 95 (3)

(4) of the Maharashtra Universities Act, 1994.

l No fee concession like EBC/PTC/STC/Ex-Serviceman/ Service defence personnel/G.O.I. SC/NT

Scholarship/Eklavya Arthik Sahayya Yojana will be granted to any University courses run by

the University.

3.8 ANTI-RAGGING COMMITTEE / SCAQUD :

Anti Ragging Scquad has been constituted at University level as per order of Hon'ble

Supreme Court of India. (D.No. 370/04/XI/-A) dated 18th May, 2007. All Colleges have been

constituted Anti-Ragging Committee at college level. Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited.

3.9 INTERNAL COMPLAINT REDRESSAL COMMITTEE :

The Committee has been constituted as per provisions in, “The Sexual Harassment of Women

at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal Act, 2013 Section 4(2).” The information

regarding the constitution of committee and Act is available on website of the University.

3.10 : {d{dY g§dJm©Vrb ‘mJmgdJu¶ {eî¶d¥Îmr/’«$s{en AO© âÊ¶m~m~V _m{hVr :

inO;qRRkj izos’k foHkkxkekQZr fo|kihB vf/kfoHkkxke/;s fu;fer vH;klØekl izos’k ?ksrysY;k Hkkjr ljdkj

f’k”;d¥RRkh o Qh loyr ¼fQzf’ki½ vtZ] dukZVd f’k”;d¥RRkhps vtZ] vU; ‘kkldh; f’k”;d¥RRkhdjhrk vtZ

dj.kk&;k fo|kF;kZadMwu ‘kklukP;k foghr ueqU;kr o vko’;d R;k dkxni=kaP;k iwrZrslg vtZ fLodkjys tkrkr-

;klkBh iq<hy vVhaps ikyu dj.ks ca/kudkjd vkgs-

1 lu 2011-2012 ;k ‘kS{kf.kd o”kkZiklwu Hkkjr ljdkj ekxkloxhZ; f’k”;o`RRkh@fQzf’kips vtZ ‘kklukdMwu

iqjfo.;kr vkysY;k lax.kd iz.kkyhOnkjs vkWuykbZu i/nrhus o ‘kklukus fnysY;k foghr eqnrhe/;sp Hkj.;kph

izfØ;k lq: dj.;kr vkyh vkgs- R;kuqlkj ‘kklukus fnysY;k foghr eqnrhr lnj f’k”;o`RRkhps vkWuykbZu vtZ

vko’;d R;k dkxni=kalg Hkj.ks vko’;d vkgs-

2 lu 2015-2016 ;k ‘kS{kf.kd o”kkZe/;s fo|kihBkr fu;fer vH;klØekl izos’k ?ks.kk&;k ekxkloxhZ;

fo|kF;kZauk vk/kkjdkMZ dk<wu ?ks.ks vfuok;Z vkgs-

3 dks.kR;kgh f’k”;o`RRkhpk ykHk ?ks.;klkBh lacaf/kr vH;klØekl fo|kF;kZph 75VDds gtsjh vko’;d vkgs-

4 fo|kF;kZl dsanz vFkok jkT; ljdkjdMwu fnY;k tk.kk&;k dks.kR;kgh ,dk f’k”;o`RRkhlkBh vtZ djrk ;sbZy-

tj ,dk is{kk vf/kd f’k”;o`RRkhlkBh vtZ dsyk vlsy] rj rks ‘kklu fu;ekuqlkj vik= Bjfo.;kr ;srks-

v’kk fo|kF;kZauh R;k o”kkZrhy laiw.kZ ‘kS{kf.kd ‘kqYd Hkj.kk dj.ks vko’;d vkgs-

5 lacf/kr f’k”;o`RRkhpk vtZ gk T;k R;k ‘kS{kf.kd o”kkZdfjrk Hkj.;kr ;kok-

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6 inO;qRRkj ikrGhojhy Hkkjr ljdkj f’k”;o‘RRkh eatwjhps vf/kdkj ‘kklukus fo|kihBkl fnysys vkgsr- rj Qh

loyrhps vf/kdkj ‘kklukus R;kaP;kdMs jk[kwu Bsoysys vkgsr-

7 ‘kklu fu.kZ;kuqlkj f’k”;o`RRkhdjhrk lacf/kr fo|kF;kZauh jk”Vªh;d`r cWadsr vkiys f>jks cWyUloj [kkrs m?kM.ks

vko’;d vkgs- lnj [kkrs m?kMwu vkiYkk [kkrs Øekad] ek;dj dksM] vk;,Q,llh dksM uacjph uksan gh

f’k”;o`RRkhP;k vtkZoj dj.ks ca/kudkjd vkgs- cfgLFk fo|kFkhZ lnj f’k”;o`RRkhl vik= vkgs-

8 lacf/kr fo|kFkhZ ekxhy o”khZ ikl vFkok ,-Vh-ds-Vh- vlsy rj rks f’k”;o‘RRkh@fQzf’kidjhrk ik= B: ‘kdrks

ijarw rks fo|kFkhZ nksUgh lsfeLVje/;s ukikl vlsy rj Hkkjr ljdkj f’k”;o‘RRkhP;k fu;ekuqlkj vik= Bjrks

R;kpizek.ks ,[kkn;k fo|kF;kZus fo|k’kk[kk cny ¼ch-,M-o:u ,e-,-@,e-dkWe-@,e-,LLkh-@ykW½ izos’k

?ksryk vlY;kl lnj fo|kFkhZ Hkkjr ljdkj f’k”;o‘RRkh@fQzf’ki djhrk vik= Bjrks-

9 fo|kihB fofo/k vf/kfoHkkx@foHkkxke/;s ekxklofxZ; fofo/k laoxkZe/kwu fu;fer vH;klØekl izos’k

?ks.kk&;k fo|kF;kZauk Hkkjr ljdkjdMwu rlsp egkjk”Vª ‘kklukdMwu osGksosGh fuxZfer dj.;kr ;s.kkjs ‘kklu

fu.kZ; gs ca/kudkjd vkgsr-

✳✳✳

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4.1 DEPARTMENT OF MARATHI

Professor & Head :- Dr. Krishna Kirwale Phone (Office) :- 0231-2609215 Official Email ID :- [email protected]. HOD E-Mail ID:[email protected]

Teaching Staff : (As Per Seniority)

Sr No

Professor Sr No

Associate Professor

Sr No

Assistant Professor

Sr No

Visiting Staff

01 02 03 04

Dr.Krishna Kirwale M.A., B.D., Ph.d Dr.Vishwanath Shinde M.A, B.Ed, Ph.d Dr.Ravindra Thakur M.A., Ph.D Dr.Rajan Gavas M.A.,M.Ed, M.Phil, Ph.D.

1 Dr.Randhir Shinde M.A., NET, Ph.D

1 Dr.Nandkumar More M.A., Ph.D, NET.

Course Offered

Post Graduate

Intake Graduate Courses

Intake Diploma/Certificate Courses

Intake

M.A. Part I 70+7 Part II 70+7

-- -- -- --

M.Phil 13 -- -- -- -- Ph.D 03 -- -- -- --

Course Structure

Semester I Semester II

dze kad 01 -& l kfgR; fo pkj o l e h{kk dze kad 05 %& l e h{kk o l kSan ; Z’kkL =

dze kad 02 %& ,dk ys[ kdkpk vH; kl e /; ;qxhu rqdk jke ¼dkO ; ½

dze kad 06 %& ,dk ys[ kdkpk vH; kl e /; ;qxhu % rqdkjke ¼rRo Kku½

dze kad 02 %& ,dk ys[ kdkpk vH; kl vo kZ phu Hkkypan z use kMs ¼l e dky rs fc <kj½

dze kad 06 %& ,dk ys[ kdkpk vH; kl vo kZphu % Hkkypan z use kMs ¼tjhyk r s l e h{kk½

dzze kad 03 %& e jkBh o kM~ -e ; kpk bfrgkl b-l -1800rs 1980 ¼i zkjaHk r s dkn ac jh½

dze kad 07 %& e jkBh o kM~ -e ; kpk bfrgkl b-l -1800 rs 1980¼ukV; e ; rs yfyrsrj½

dzze kad 4 v e jkBh Hkk" kk % l aisz" k. k vkf. k l tZ u

de kad 8 v e jkBh Hkk" kk % ys[ku vkf. k m i; kstu

de kad 4 c e jkBh o kM~ -e ; hu pGo Ghpk vH; kl ¼uo l kfgR; rs xzke h. k½

de kad 8 c e jkBh o kM~ -e ; hu pGo Ghpk vH; kl ¼L = ho kn h rs vkfn o kl h½

de kad 4 d yksdl kfgR; vkf. k e jkBh yksdl kfgR;

de kad 8 d yksdl kfgR; vkf. k e jkBh yksdl kfgR; ¼ijaijk o l a’kks/ku ½

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¼ladYiuk o ijai jk½

dze kad 4 M l kfgR; kph l kaL d` frd ik’o Z Hkw e h dze kad 8 M l kfgR; kpk l ke kftd n ` " Vhus vH; kl

Placement Opportunities:

• m Pp f’k{k. k] iz'kkl dh; ] dk; kZy; hu i= O ;o gkjkps izf’k{k. k]

• tkfgjkr % ra= vkf. k m i; ksftr dyk

• ‘ m n ~ xkj !’ gk o kM~ -e; hu l aL dkj dj. kkjk m idze

.

Semester III

Semester IV

dze kad 09% vk/kqfud Hkk" kkfo Kku dze kad 13% l e ktHkk" kkfo Kku vkf. k e jkBh o kij dzze kad 10% ,dk o kM~ -e ; izdkjkpk vH; kl % dkan c jh ¼o tkzgkr rs /kx½

dze kad 14% ,dk o kM~ -e ; izdkjkpk vH; kl % dkan c jh ¼vfu:/n /kksis’o j rs uke q" dhps L o xr½

dze kad 11% e /; ; qxhu e jkBh o kM~ -e ; x| vkf. k i| ¼xksafo n izHkw pfj= rs tukc kbZ ½

D ze kad 15% e /; ; qxhu e jkBh o kM~ -e ; x| vkf. k i| ¼e ukps 'yksd rs HkkÅl kgsc kaph c [ kj½

dze kad 12v % e jkBh Hkk" kk % f’k{k. k vkf. k o kij

dze kad 16 v % e jkBh Hkk" kk %& vuqo kn o l ax. kd lao kn

dze kad 12c % e jkBh o Spkfjd o kM~ -e ; ¼e gkRe k Qqys rs vkxjdj½

dze kad 16 c % e jkBh o Spkfjd o kM~ -e ; ¼’kkgw e gkjkt rs vfuy vo pV½

dze kad 12d % yksdfiz; l kfgR; dze kad 16 d % fo Kku l kfgR; Ø e kad 12 M % n fyr l kfgR; kpk l ke kftd n ` " Vhus vH; kl

dze kad 16 M % xzke h. k l kfgR; kpk l ke kftd n` " Vhus vH; kl

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4.2 DEPARTMENT OF HINDI Professor & Head :- Dr. Padma Patil Phone (Office): 0231-2609197 Phone (HOD): (0231) 2609196 Official E-mail ID: [email protected] E-mailID: [email protected]

Teaching Staff: Sr. No

Professor Sr. No

Associated Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

Sr. No.

Visiting Faculty

1 2

Dr. Padma Patil M.A.,M.Phil,Ph.D.,Head Dr. Arjun Chavan M.A. B.Ed. Ph.D.

-- -- -- -- 1 2 3 4 5 6

Dr.Lad P.C. Smt. Patil V.P. Dr. Deshpande S.S. Smt. Patil S.K. Shri Shaikh A.M. Dr. Patil Saroj

Course offered :

Sr. No

Post Graduate Courses


Intake Diploma/P.G. Diploma/ Certificate Course

Intake

1 M.A. 60 2 M.Phil -- Dip. in Hindi Translation 30 3 Ph.D. As per availability of seats with Guides Course under CBCS:

Sr. No Title of Course Semester Credits

1. Hk k "k k i zk Sn ~ ;ksf x d h Paper I to IV – For 1 Credit I, II, III & IV

Course Structure : CBCS Course Structure : M.A.I and II Semester and Credit System

,e,e,e,e ---- ,,,, ---- 1 l = 11 l = 11 l = 11 l = 1 i z’ ui = % I vk/kqfud x+ | l kfgR; I i z’ ui = % II Hkk" kk fo Kku ,oa fgan h Hkk" kk I

i z’ ui = % III iz; kstu e w yd fgan h I

i z’ ui =% IV ¼d½ O; ko l kf;d o xZ % v &i=dkfjrk izf’k{ k. k I c &Hkk" kk izkSn ~ ; ksfxdh I ¼[ k½ l kfgfR; d o xZ % v &fo’ks" k jpukdkj&e ksgun kl uSfe ’kjk ; I c &izkphu ,o a fuxZ q. k HkfD rdkO ; I

, e, e, e, e ---- ,,,, ---- 1 l = 2 1 l = 2 1 l = 2 1 l = 2

i z’ ui = % V vk/kqfud x+ | l kfgR;II i z’ ui = % VI Hkk" kk fo Kku ,oa fgan h Hkk" kk II i z’ ui = % VII iz; kstu e w yd fgan h II i z’ ui =% VIII ¼d½ O; ko l kf;d o xZ % v &i= dkfjrk izf’k{k. k II c &Hkk" kk izkSn ~ ; ksfxdh II ¼[ k½ l kfgfR; d o xZ % v &fo ’ks" k jpukdkj&e ksgun kl uSfe ’k jk;II c &izkphu ,o a fuxqZ . k HkfD RkdkO ; II

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Diploma in Hindi Translation – Annual, Practical iz'ui= I vuqo kn % fl n ~ /kkar vkSj izfo f/k iz'ui= II vuqo kn dk Hkkf" kd vkSj l ke kftd l an HkZ iz'ui= III vuqo kn % vuqiz; qD r vkSj O ; ko gkfjd iz'ui= IV vuqo kn % ifj; kstuk dk; Z Infrastructure facility :(mention only above Rs. 5 lakhs) 1) Building – 7371.56sq.fit Books and Journals: Central Library: 8616, Journals: 22 2) Departmental Library: Books: 1338, Journals: 22 3) Accommodation – Independent Rooms for Teacher, Classrooms: 2 4) Computer Laboratory : 30 capacity 5) Conference Hall, Placement Cell Office, Students Counseling Office, 6) Ladies room, Separate Lavatories for Male & female 7) Computer Laboratory with Software 30 Computers

Equipments: Computer & Printers, Sound System, Water cooler with purifier, Camera, L.C.D. Projector, Documentaries C.D. Smart Board, White Board.

Placement Opportunities: (5 Lines only in bullet form) j k st x k j {ks=j k st x k j {ks=j k st x k j {ks=j k st x k j {ks= v /;k i u % Hk k j r rFk k Hk k j r ds ck g j ds vusd f o’ of o|k y ; vkSj Lok ;Rr l aLF k k vk f n] ehf M ;k i =dk f j rk] vuqok n cSad ] t hou chek

f ux e] n w jl apk j ] vk ;d j f oHk kx ] f od zhd j f oHk k x ] vk d k’ k ok .k h i Rru f oHk k x] M kd f oHk k x ] d san zh; l j d k j ds f of o/k ea=k y ; f oHk k x ] l a;qD r j k "V ª la?k es n qHk k f "k ;k d k ;Z i zR;sd m Ppk ;qD r es f g an h vf /k d k j h lax . k d l kf /k r f g an h Hk k "k k izf ’ k {k . k d san ] lw puk i zk Sn;k sf x d h] f oK k u rd uhd h {k s+ =] f oK k iu -

,e,e,e,e ---- ,,,, ---- 2222 l = l = l = l = 3333

i z’ ui = % IX vk /k qf ud x | lk f g R; I

i z’ ui = % X d k O; ’ k k L= , oa l k f g R;k y kspu I

i z’ ui = % XI f g an h l k f g R; d k b f rg kl I

i z’ ui =% XII ¼ d ½ O;k ol k f ;d ox Z % v & vuqok n f l n /k kar vk Sj i z;k sx I

c & Hk k "k k i zk Sn ~ ;ksf x d h III

¼ [k ½ l k f gf R;d ox Z % v & f o’ ks"k f o|k d k v /;;u & f gan h m i U;k lI

c & d F k srj l k f g R; I

,e,e,e,e ---- ,,,, ---- 2 l = 42 l = 42 l = 42 l = 4 i z’ ui =%XIII vk /k qf ud fg aan h d f ork II

i z’ ui =% XIV d k O; ’ k k L= , oa l k f g R;k y kspu II

i z’ ui =% XV f g an h l k f g R; d k b f rg kl II

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4.3 DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH (Recognized by UGC under SAP-DRS I)

Professor & Head :- Dr. M. L. Jadhav Phone(Office) : (0231) 2609187 / 2609189 OFFICE E-mail ID: [email protected] HOD E-mail ID : [email protected]

Teaching Staff:

Sr No

PROFESSOR Sr. No

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

Sr. No

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

VISITING STAFF

1 Prof. (Dr.) M. L. Jadhav M.A.,M.Phil., Ph.D. H.o.D.

1 Dr. C. A. Langare M.A., Ph.D.

1 Dr. (Smt.) T. K.Karekatti M.A., Ph.D.

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2 Prof. (Dr). P. A. Attar, M.A., Ph.D.

2 Dr. P. B. Mane M.A., M.Phil., Ph. D. PGDTE (CIEFL)

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3 Dr. A. M. Sarwade M.A. Ph. D.

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4 Dr. M. S. Vaswani M.A.

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5 Dr.(Smt.) R. G. Barvekar M. A., B. Ed., M. Phil., Ph. D.

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6 Shri Deepak Bhadale

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Courses Offered:

POST -GRADUATE COURSES

INTAKE DIPLOMA/ P.G. DIPLOMA/ CERTIFICATE COURSES

INTAKE

M.A. 120 ( 60 + 60) Certificate Course in Spoken English

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M. Phil/ Pre-Ph. D. As per the availability of the Research Guides

Diploma in English Hindi and Marathi Translation

40

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Course Structure:

M. A. I M. A. II Semester I Semester III

Indian English Literature, Part I 20th Century British Literature, Part I Core Paper I : Literature in English:Poetry- Part I

Core Paper IX Literature in English: Drama - Part I

Core Paper II - Literature in English: Novel – Part I

Core Paper X - Critical Theories- Part I

Core Paper III- Basic Concepts in Linguistics Part I

XI: Elective Paper from the same group from Which Paper I was offered in Semester I / Credit by Choice Paper

IV- Elective Paper from one of the five Elective Groups/ Credit by Choice Paper

XII: Elective Paper from the same group from Which Paper I was offered in Semester I / Credit by Choice Paper

Semester II Semester IV

Indian English Literature, Part II 20th Century British Literature, Part II

Core Paper V :Literature in English: Poetry- Part II

Core Paper XIII-Literature in English: Drama- Part II

Core Paper VI - Literature in English:Novel –Part II

Core Paper XIV -Critical Theories- Part II

Core Paper VII- Basic Concepts in Linguistics -Part II

XV: Elective Paper from the same group from Which Paper IV was offered in Semester I / Credit by Choice Paper

VIII- Elective Paper from same Groups which paper IV was offered in Semester I / Credit by Choice Paper Credit by Choice Paper

XVI: Elective Paper from the same group from Which Paper IV was offered in Semester I / Credit by Choice Paper

C.B.C.S. Courses:

Sr. No. Title Semester

1 Language Practical’s I

Elective Papers:

Group Paper IV & VIII Paper XI & XII Paper XV & XVI 1. Linguistics Applied Linguistics Teaching of

English Language and Literature

Stylistics

2. Comparative Literature

Comparative Literature (English and Marathi)

Translation Studies : Theory & Practice

Indian Novel in Translation

3. New Literatures in English

South Asian Literatures African & Caribbean Literatures

Australian & Canadian Literatures

4. American Literature

19th Century American Literature

20th Century American

Black American & Native

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Literature American Literatures

5. British literature British Literature from Chaucer to the end of the 17th Century

British Literature from Pope to the end of the 19th Century

20th Century British Literature

Infrastructure Facilities: (More than Rs. 5,00,000/-) The Special Infrastructure Facilities the Department has are Audio- visual Aids which include

1 30 - Booths Computer Controlled Language Laboratory with Wi-Fi 2 Films, Plays, based on Literary Texts 3 Departmental Library ( 3200 Books ) Placements Opportunities: ( 5lines only in bullet form)

• Students are informed about the Campus Placements

• They are made aware of different job opportunities other than in the teaching field

• Students are oriented in terms of their soft-skills and interviews techniques by the faculty

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4.4 DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES

In-Charge HOD :- Dr. Megha Pansare Phone (HOD): 0231-260 9236, (Office) 260 9237. Official E-mail ID : [email protected] In-Charge HOD E-mail ID: [email protected]

� Teaching Staff :

Sr. No.

Professor Associate Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

Visiting Teacher/ Staff

1. ---

--- 1. Dr. Megha Pansare M.A., NET, Ph.D (Russian), M.B.A.

Shri K.S. Keskar M.Sc.

Ms. Sneha Vaze M.A. (German)

� Courses offered : Post Graduate Courses

Intake capacity Certificate Courses, Diploma / Higher Diploma Courses

Intake capacity

1. Ph.D. in Russian As per the university rules and regulations

1. Certificate Course in Russian

50 (per batch)

2. M.Phil in Russian As per the university rules and regulations

2. Diploma Course in Russian

15

3. M.A. in Russian 15 3. Higher Diploma in Russian

15

4. Certificate Course in German (Self-supporting)

50

5. Diploma in German (Self- supporting)

15

6. Certificate Course in Japanese (Self-supporting)

50

7. Diploma in Japanese (Self- supporting)

15

� Course Structure : 1. M.A. in Russian :

The course is a full time course. The duration of course is two years i.e. Four Semesters. Pattern of Examination will be semester system with four papers in a semester. Total - 400 marks at every semester. Eligibility: The candidate must possess a minimum B.A. in Russian OR a Bachelor’s degree from any other faculty and should have passed Higher/Advanced Diploma in Russian or equivalent examination in Russian Language.

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Course Fee: Tuition fee – Rs. 1000/-, other fees as per the university rules.

2. CERTIFICATE COURSE IN RUSSIAN Eligibility : The candidates who have passed H.S.C.(12thStd.) or an equivalent examination OR who have completed a Three-year Diploma Course after 10th Std. are eligible for admission to the Certificate Course in Russian. Duration: 1 year. Course Fee: Tuition fee – Rs. 800/-, other fees as per the university rules. There will be two Papers – one Written Paper – 80 + 20 marks & an Oral Examination – 50 marks

3. DIPLOMA COURSE IN RUSSIAN

Eligibility: The candidates who have passed the Certificate Course in Russian Language of this or any other university recognised as equivalent thereof, shall be eligible for the admission to the said course. Duration: 1 year. Course Fee: Tuition fee – Rs. 900/-, other fees as per the university rules. There will be three papers – Two Written Papers – 80 + 20 marks each and an Oral Examination –50 marks.

4. HIGHER DIPLOMA IN RUSSIAN Eligibility: The candidates who have passed the Diploma Course in Russian Language of this or any other university recognized as equivalent thereof, shall be eligible for admission to the said course. Duration - 1 year. Course Fee: Tuition fee – Rs. 1000/-, other fees as per the university rules. There will be three papers – Two Written Papers – 80 + 20 marks each and an Oral Examination – 50 marks.

5. CERTIFICATE COURSE IN GERMAN (Self-supporting) Eligibility: The candidates who have passed HSC (12th Std.) or an equivalent examination are eligible for admission to the Certificate Course in German. Duration: 1 year. Course Fee: Tuition fee – Rs. 1500/-, other fees as per the university rules. There will be three papers – One Written Paper – 80 + 20 marks and an Oral Examination – 50 marks.

6. DIPLOMA COURSE IN GERMAN (Self-supporting) Eligibility: The candidates who have passed Certificate Course in German or an equivalent examination are eligible for admission to the Diploma Course in German. Duration: 1 year. Course Fee: Tuition fee – Rs. 2,035/-, other fees as per the university rules. There will be three papers two written papers – 80 + 20 marks each and an Oral Examination – 50 marks.

7. CERTIFICATE COURSE IN JAPANESE (Self-supporting) Eligibility : The candidates who have passed XIIth Std. (HSC) or an equivalent examination are eligible for admission to the Certificate Course in Japanese. Duration: 1 year. Course Fee: Tuition fee – Rs. 1500/-, other fees as per the university rules.

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There will be three papers – One Written Paper – 80 + 20 marks and an Oral Examination – 50 marks.

8. DIPLOMA COURSE IN JAPANESE (Self-supporting) Eligibility : The candidates who have passed Certificate Course in Japanese or an equivalent examination are eligible for admission to the Diploma Course in Japanese. Duration: 1 year. Course Fee: Tuition fee – Rs. 2,035/-, other fees as per the university rules. There will be three papers. Two written papers of 80 + 20 marks each and an Oral Examination - 50 marks.

*NOTE: The Fees for all the courses are under revision.

� Infrastructural Facilities and Equipment: Lecture Halls: 3. Separate Lecture Halls for each Language - Russian, German, Japanese with seating

arrangement of upto 50 students. Well equipped air-conditioned Language Laboratory (20-seater):

For the conduct of ‘Conversational Russian, German, Japanese’ classes.Departmental Library:

Over 3,500 books in Russian/German/Japanese including magazines and periodicals. � Audio-Visual Room: Regular screening of informative/educational films on LCD, Projector, PA microphone

system, All-in-one HP printer.

� HOD Room, Office Room, Computer Room � Separate rooms for teachers in Russian/German/Japanese. � Separate Reading Room for students, Ladies Room, Store Room and separate Sanitary

Facilities.

� Placement Opportunities : Teaching, & Research (university and school teaching) in India or abroad. Government jobs through UPSC. Translation/Interpretation Management, Print and Electronic Media (All India Radio has foreign language services), Indian Armed Forces, RAW, paramilitary forces, embassies, multinational companies, call centres, export-import, tourism, tourist guides

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4.5 DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

Professor & Head :- Dr. Smt. P. A. Patil Phone (Office) : 0231-2606119 Phone (HOD) :0231-2606119 Ext:21 Official E-mail ID : [email protected] HOD E-mail ID :[email protected]

Teaching staff :

Sr. No Professor Sr. No

Associate Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

Sr. No. Visiting Faculty

1 Dr.P.A.Patil- HOD

1 Dr.N.D. Parekar

1 Dr.A.R.Patil 1 NIL

2 Dr.M.A.Lohar For self supporting Departments : Diploma in Mueseology

Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No.

Associate Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

Sr. No.

Visiting

Faculty

1 Nil

1 Dr.N.D.Parekar Co-ordinator

1 Nil 1 Nil

Courses offered :

Sr. No. Post Graduate Courses


Intake Diploma/P.G. Diploma/Certificate

Course

Intake

1 M.A.I 55 - - Diploma in Museology

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2 M.A.II 55

3 M.Phil. / Ph.D. As per availability of seats with Guides Courses under CBCS :

Sr. No. Title of Course Semester Credits

1 HS-111 19th Century Maharashtra I 4 2 HS-307 Economic History of 19th Century India III 4 Course Structure : CBCS

Semester - I Semester - II

Paper No. Paper Code Title Paper No Paper Code

1 58932 Society, Religion and Culture in Early India

1 58946

2 58933 Polityand Administration in Medieval India 1000-1707

2 58947

3 58934 Pre & Proto Historic Culture in India 3 58948 4 58935 Vedic Age 4 58949

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5 58939 Political History of South India (From 12th century AD)

5 58950

6 58942 19th Century Maharashtra 6 58951 7 - 7 58952 8 - 8 58953

Infrastructure facility : Placement Opportunities : The student of history may start their working as Teacher, Assistant Professor as well as Research assistant , Project assistant, prepare for MPSE / UPSE, NET/SET etc examinations.

Semester - III Semester - IV

Paper No. Paper Code Title Paper No. Paper Code

1 61618 Historiography: Development & Recent Treands

1 61638

2 61619 Modern World 1901-1945 2 61939 3 61621 Indian Women through the Ages 3 61640 4 61622 History of China 4 61643 5 61624 Theory and Concept of Museology 5 61644 6 61625 Economic History of 19th century

India 6 61648

7 61626 Rise of Japan

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4.6 DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS (Recognised by DST FIST/SAP)

Professor & Head :- Dr. P. S. Kamble Phone (Office): (0231) 260 9180, Phone (HOD): (0231) 260 9177 HOD E-mail ID: vijay382000@gmail-com

Teaching staff :

Sr. No

Professor Sr. No Associate Professor Sr. No

Assistant Professor

1 Dr. P. S. Kamble M. A., M. Phil., Ph. D., Head

1 Dr. M. S. Deshmukh, M.A., M. Phil., Ph. D.,

1 Dr. (Mrs.) V. P. Katti, M.A., M. Phil., Ph. D.,

2 Dr. R. G. Dandge, M.A., M. Phil., Ph. D.

2 Shri. S. T. Kombde, M.A.

3 Dr. V. B. Kakade, M.A M. Phil., Ph. D.,

3 Shri. S. P. Panchagale, M.A., B.Ed.

4 Dr. D. C. Talule, M.A. M. Phil., Ph.D.

Courses offered:

Post Graduate Course

Intake Graduate Course

Intake

Diploma / P.G.Diploma/ Certificate

Courses

Intake

M.A-I 60 - - Bridge Course in Economics-Foreign Trade

25

M.A-II 60 - - Bridge Course in Economics- Corporate Governance

25

M. Phi. - - - - -

Ph. D. - - - - -

Code Semester-I Code Semester-II

(I) Compulsory Papers: (I) Compulsory Papers:

EC-1 Micro Economics Analysis EC-3 Public Economics

EC-1 Monetary Economics EC-4 Economics and Resource Economics (*)

(II) Elective papers: (III) Elective papers:

EC-1 Agricultural Economics EC-8 Agricultural Development in India

EC-2 Economics of Insurance EC-9 Industrial Economics EC-3 Economics of Environment (*) EC-10 Economics and Law

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Course under CBCS:

M. A. Part-I (Semester-I & II)

EC-4 Principles and Practice of Co-operation

EC-11 Human Resource Development

EC-5 Contribution of Nobel Laureates to Economics

EC-12 Financial Markets and Institutions

EC-6 Managerial and Business Economics

EC-13 Regional Economics

EC-7 Economics of Gender and Development

Economics of Social Sector and Environment


1 Global Business Logistics IV 4 2 Econometrics IV 4

(II) Credit by Choice (III) Credit by Choice

SE-1 The Theories and Causes of Social Exclusion and Discrimination

SE-2 Inclusive Policies for Eliminating Discrimination

WS-1 Introduction to Feminist Thought and Women’s Movement

WS-2 Gender and International Development

(IV) Choice Based Credit (offered by Dept of Economics

(IV) Choice Based Credit (offered by Dept of Economics

ECO-1.1 Economics of Insurance ECO-2.1 Economics and Law ECO-1.2 Economics of Environment ECO-2.2 Economics of Social

Sector & Environment

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M.A. Part-II (Semester-III & IV) P. G. Diploma in Economics

• Post Graduate Diploma in Agri-Business Examination Mode: Yearly

• Post Graduate Diploma in Quantitative Techniques and Computer Application Examination Mode: Yearly.

• Post Graduate Diploma in Foreign Trade Examination Mode: Yearly 1. The Department at present has a well furnished Computer Laboratory with 40 PCs &

well equipped Seminar Hall of 33capacity. 2. The Department possesses essential educative Equipments likes Stereo System,

Overhead Projector, Automatic Slide Projector, Computers, Camera, Binoculars, Color TV, VCR Audio System Set, Printers, Xerox Machine, Video Handicam LCD Projector, Laptop, Server etc.

3. Departmental Library Placement Opportunities i) Teaching at degree College & Jr. Colleges ii) Recruitment in Banks and Financial Institutions & Industries iii) Competitive Examinations for Civil Services & Indian Economics Services.

Semester-III Semester-IV

(I) Compulsory Papers: (I) Compulsory Papers:

EC-5 Application of Quantitative Techniques to Economic Analysis

EC-7 International Economics

EC-6 Macro Economic Analysis EC-8 Economics of Growth and Development

(II) Elective Papers (II) Elective Papers

EO-15 Economics of Labour EO-22 Co-operative Thoughts and Administration

EO-16 Indian public Finance EO-23 Computer Application in Economics

EO-17 Economics of Transport and Communications

EO-24 Global Business Logistics

EO-18 Indian Economics Policy EO-25 Health Economics

EO-19 Mathematical Economics EO-26 Advanced Banking

EO-20 Demography EO-27 Welfare Economics

EO-21 Urban Economics EO-28 Econometrics (*)

(III) Choice Based Credit (offered by Dept of Economics)

(III) Choice Based Credit (offered by Dept of Economics)

ECO-3.1 Mathematical Economics ECO-4.1 Global Business Logistics

ECO-3.2 Demography ECO-4.2 Econometrics

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4.7 DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE (Recognised by DST FIST/SAP)

Professor & Head :- Prof (Dr.) P.R.Pawar Phone (Office) : 0231-2609235 Phone (HOD) : 0231-2609233 Official E-mail ID : [email protected] HOD E-mail ID : [email protected]

Teaching Staff: (As per Seniority)

Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No. Associate Professor

01. Prof. Dr. Prakash R. Pawar M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D.-Head

04. Dr. Ravindra P. Bhanage M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.

02. Prof Dr. Vasanti P. Rasam M.A., Ph.D.

03. Prof. Dr. Bharati T. Patil M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D

04.

Prof. Dr. Bhagavan M. Mane M.A.M.Ed. B.JC D.A.E SET, Ph.D

Courses Offered:


Intake

Graduate Course

Intake

Diploma/P.G Diploma/ Certificate Course

Intake

M. A. PART –I 60 - - P.G.Diploma in Human Rights and Duties (Political Science)

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M. A. PART –II 60 - - M.Phil As per Availability - - Ph.D. As per Availability - - Course Structure: M. A. Political Science

M.A. Part I (Semester – I ) M.A. Part I (Semester – II )

Core Paper (SOC. Group D.PSC) Core Paper

(SOC. Group D.PSC)

I Political Theory III Political Theory of Development & Change

II Theory of public Administration IV Practice of Public Administration

Elective Papers (Any Two)

(SOC. Group D1.PSE) Elective Papers (Any

(SOC. Group D1.PSE)

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Semester System with Credits and Continuous Internal Evaluation [CIE]

Two)

I Indian Constitution & Government XI Indian Political Process II Social Reform & Nationalism in

Indian Thought XII Sarvodaya, Democracy &

Socialism in Indian Thought III State in Ancient India XIII Political Sociology IV Development Administration in

Rural India XIV Politics of Developing

V India’s Foreign Policy XV Development Administration in Urban India

VI Modern Political Ideologies XVI State Politics in India VII Women & Political Theory XVII Women & Politics VIII Social Movements in India XVIII Political Economy IX Human Rights in India (IDS) XIX Public Policy (IDS) X Social exclusion and

discrimination (IDS) XX Inclusive Policies for

eliminating Discrimination (IDS)

M.A. Part II (Semester – III) M.A. Part II (Semester – IV) Group D. Core -------------------- GroupD.Core ----------------- Paper I Theory of International

Politics Paper III Contemporary International Politics

Paper II Comparative Politics Paper VI Comparative Politics in South Asia Group D. Core -------------------- Group D. Core ----------------- Paper I Foreign Policy & Diplomacy Paper X Election Studies Paper II Research Methods in Social

Science Paper XI Contemporary Political Thought

Paper III Communal Harmony & Social Peace

Paper XII Foreign Policy of Major Countries

Paper IV Indian Administration Paper XIII Modern political Analysis Paper V Western Political Thought Paper XIV Administrative Thinkers Paper VI Political Process in North –

East States Paper XV China : Society, Economy & Polity

Paper VII Political Thought on Women

Paper XVI Issues & Challenges in Indian Administration

Paper VIII State & its Evolution Paper XVII Gandhi & Post Gandhian Thinkers Paper IX Comparative Federalism Paper XVIII Comparative Parliamentary

Institutions

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C. B. C. S. Courses: CPIRSE I : HUAMN RIGHTS IN INDIA (IDS)(FOR SEM.I) CPIRSE II : PUBLIC POLICY(IDS) (FOR SEM.II) CPIRSE III : COMMUNAL HARMONY & SOCIAL PEACE (FOR SEM.III) CPIRSE IV : ELECTION STUDIES (FOR SEM.IV) Infrastructure Facilities : Available 2 class rooms, One student’s facility Room (Computer Lab), T.V., O.H.P., D.V.D. Player, Sony Digital Camera etc. Computers with Internet, for faculty and Research Students.


The Department has established placement cell to provide Placement Guidance to students. Extensive opportunities are available for our students for teaching Pots at junior college, senior college and University. Opportunities are available for our students in Civil Services – MPSC/UPSC/PSI, Asst. LIC Development Officers, banking, IT sector (BPO)students also has job opportunities in the NGOs. Civil Servies MPSC, UPSC LIC- Development offcer Banking & BPO Sectors, NGOS

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4.8 DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY

Professor & Head :- Prof (Dr.) Jagan Karade Phone (Office) : 0231-2609239 Phone (HOD) : 0231-2609238 Official E-mail ID: [email protected]. HOD E-mail ID :


Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No.

Associate Professor

Sr. No. Assistant Professor

Sr. No

Visiting Staff /

Emeritus Fellow

01. Dr. Jagan Karade 03. Dr. Jagan Karade.

05. Dr. Smt. P. B. Desai

07. Dr. Vijay Marulkar

02. Dr. R. N. Salve. 04. Dr. Smt. P.

S. Pawar. 06. Dr. P. M.

Mane

Courses Offered:

Post Graduate Courses Intake Intake Intake M. A. PART –I 60 M. Phil will be declared on University

Website. M. A. PART –II 60 Ph. D. will be declared on University

Website. Course Structure: M. A. Sociology

Semester System with Credits and Continuous Internal Evaluation [CIE]

M.A.SOCIOLOGY, PART-I: SEMESTER-I

Paper No Paper Title Paper No. Paper Title SOC 001 Classical Sociological Traditions: Marx,

Durkheim and Weber Elective Specialization

Group – C: Study of Indian Society

SOC 002 Understanding Indian Society SOE 005 Social Problems in Contemporary India

SEMESTER - I

Electives: Specializations and Optional Papers:

SOE 006 Social Exclusion and Social Inclusion

Elective Specialization Group-A: Optional Papers

Sociology of Change, Development and Environment

SOE 007 Education and Society

SOE 001 Social Movements in India SOE 008 Gender and Society SOE 002 Social Ecology SOE 009 Society and Culture in

Maharashtra Elective Specialization Group-B:

Study of Tribal, Rural and Urban-Industrial Society

SOE 003 Rural Society in India

SOE 004 Industry and Society in India

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M.A.SOCIOLOGY, PART-I: SEMESTER-II

Paper No Paper Title Paper No. Paper Title SOC 003 Classical Sociological

Traditions: Marx, Durkheim and Weber

Elective Specialization Group–C: Study of Indian Society

SOC 004 Perspectives in Indian Society

SOE 015 Sociology of Marginalized Communities

SEMESTER - II


Elective Specialization Group-A:

Optional Papers


SOE 017 Political Sociology

SOE 011 Sociology of Change and Development

SOE 018 Sociology of Mass Communication

SOE 019 Criminology Elective Specialization

Group-B:


SOE 013 Urban Society in India

SOE 014 Sociology of Tribal Society M.A.SOCIOLGOY, PART-II: SEMESTER-III

Paper No Paper Title Paper No. Paper Title SOC 005 Major Schools of Sociological

Thought Elective Specialization Group – C:

SOC 006 Methodology of Social Research (With Practical)

Study of Indian Society

SEMESTER - III


SOE 025 Dalit Studies: Issues and Perspectives



Optional Papers

SOE 021 Globalization and Society SOE 027 Sociology of Information Society SOE 022 Environmental Sociology

(With Practical) SOE 029 Society and Human Rights

Elective Specialization Group-B:


SOE 024 Sociology of Migration

M. A. SOCIOLOGY, PART – II: SEMESTER – IV

Paper No Paper Title Paper No. Paper Title SOC 007 Recent Trends in Sociological

Theory Elective Specialization Group – C:

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SOC 008 Data Collection and Analytical Procedures (With Practical)

SOE 034 Study of Indian Society

SEMESTER - IV


SOE 035 Social Demography


SOE 036 Sociology of Ageing


Optional Papers

SOE 031 Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and Development

SOE 038 Sociology and Social Work

SOE 032 Environment and Society in India (With Practical)

SOE 039 Disasters and Disaster Management in India

Elective Specialization Group-B:


SOE 033 Rural Development in India

C. B. C. S. Courses:

Sr. No. Paper No Title SEMESTER 01. SOE 009 Society and Culture in Maharashtra I 02. SOE 019 Criminology II 03. SOE 028 Sociology of Health III 04. SOE 037 Media and Society IV

Infrastructure Facilities: Seminar Hall and one Classroom with LCD Projector, Departmental Library, Computer Lab with SPSS and Internet facilities. Placement Opportunities: Students of this Department are placed in Colleges, University Departments and Non-Government Organizations. For placement of students, advertisements are put up on Notice Board and Coaching is given for NET/SET.

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4.9 LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCE

I/c Head :- Dr. Namita B. Khot Phone (Office): (0231) 2609390 Phone (HOD): (0231) 2609390 Official E-mail ID :[email protected] HOD E-mail ID: [email protected]

� Teaching Staff:

Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No.

Associate Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

Sr. No.

Visiting Staff

Name & Qualifications

Name & Qualifications

Name & Qualification

01 Dr. Namita B. Khot M. Com, MLISc, Ph.D.

01 NIL 01 Shri. Y.G.Jadhav B.Sc., M.Lib.I.Sc, SET

01 Contributory Teachers-08

� Courses Offered:


Intake Graduate Courses Intake

M. Lib. I.Sc 20 B.Lib.I.Sc 40 M. Phil in Lib & Inf. Sc. 10 Ph.D in Lib & Inf. Sc.

� Courses Structure:

Sr. No. Course Name Marks

1. B.Lib.I.Sc - (One year Regular Course) Sem. I & Sem. II

Theory : Practicals: Total

600 Marks (06 Theory Papers) 300 Marks 900 Mark (for each Semester)

2. M. Lib.I.Sc - (One year Regular Course) Sem. I & Sem. II

Theory : Practicals : Total

600 Marks (06 Theory Papers) 300 Marks 900 Mark (for each Semester)

3. M. Phil in Lib and Inf.Sc Theory Seminar 02 Dissertation Viva-voce Total

300 Marks (03 Theory Papers) 50 Marks 200 Marks 50 Marks 600 Marks

� Infrastructural Facilities:

1) 03 Separate Classrooms inclusive of 01 Smart Classroom for B.Lib. I.Sc, 01 for

M.Lib.I.Sc & 01 for M.Phil Courses. 2) 05 Staff Rooms 3) 01 Computer Laboratory having 20 PCs with Internet Connectivity.Collection of 3494

books and 12 print journals and 32 e-journals, 2 databases in Library and Information Science.

� Placement Opportunities:

The placement opportunities for students in the Public, Academic, Special Libraries as well as in Information/ Documentation centers.

4.10 JOURNALISM & COMMUNICATION SCIENCE

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Asso. Prof. & Head :- Dr. Nisha Pawar Phone (Office): (0231) 2609202 Phone (HOD): (0231) 2609201 Official E-mail ID :journalism @ unishivaji.ac. in

Teaching Staff-

Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No.

Associate Professor Sr. No. Assistant Professor

1. ---------- 1. Dr. Nisha Pawar, Associate Professor & Head M.A., M.M.C.J., Ph.D.(Journalism)

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** Separate List is enclosed for Visiting Staff . COURSES OFFERED : POST GRADUATE LEVEL COURSES

INTAKE GRADUATE LEVEL

COURSES

INTAKE DIPLOMA/

CERTIFICATE LEVEL COURSE

S

INTAKE

B.J.C. (Sem-I & II) 40 ---- ---- ---- ---- M.J.C. (Annual Pattern ) 30 ---- ---- ---- ---- M. Phil 01 ---- ---- ---- ---- Ph.D. 08 ---- ---- ---- ----

P One year P.G. Degree of B.J.C. and One year M.J.C. from two years Master degree of

M.J.C.

• Course Structure --- B.J.C. (Semester-I & II)

Code No.

Semester - I Code No.

Semester - II

(I) Compulsory Papers: (I) Compulsory Papers :

45552 JC(C)-1 Introduction to Journalism & Communication

Theories

43293 JC(C)-3 Introduction to Mass Communication & Media theories

45553 JC (C)-2 News Reporting, Editing & option writings

43294 JC(C)-4 Information communication technology (ICT)& Web Journalism

(II) Optional Papers : (II) Optional Papers :

45554 JC (O)-1Making of [History] of Newspapers & Periodicals

43295 JC(O)-6 Marathi journalism

45555 JC(O)-2 Electronic Media [Radio & T.V.]

43296 JC(O)-7 Media management & Press laws

45556 JC(O)-3 Advertising 43297 JC(O)-8 PR & Corporate communication

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45557 JC(O)-4 Magazine &Photo Journalism

43298 JC(O)-9 Development & Extension Communication

45558 JC(O)-5 Agricultural & Environmental Communication

43299 JC(O)-10 Documentary (film)

(III) Compulsory Practical Paper (P) [NFSCLV]

(III) Compulsory Practical Paper ( P) [MSSSLV]

JC(P)-1 a) News (Reporting – writing) assignments b) Field visits& article writing c) Seminar [1] & Clipping [1] d) Lab journal e) Viva-vice

JC(P)-2 a) Media internship b) Seminar (I) & Survey(I) c) Lab. Journal d) Viva – vice

(IV ) Elective paper for Credit by Choice (E)

(IV) Elective paper for Credit By Choice (E)

45559 JC(E)-1 Film communication 43300 JC(E)-2 Financial Communication

Each Paper carries 80 (Theory)+ 20 (Internal) Marks. Each Practical Paper carries 100 Marks.

M.J.C.( Annual Pattern )

Course Name

Core Paper No.

Paper Code

Compulsory Papers

M.J.C. Compulsory Papers

M (C) -1 33954 Theories of Communication and Mass Communication

M (C) -2 33955 Research Methods in Mass Communication M (C) -3 33956 International & Political Communication

M (C) -4 33957 Development and Rural Communication Optional Papers (Option-A) M (O)A -1 33958 Interpretative Investigative Reporting and opinion

writing. M (O)A -2 34015 Business Industrial and Financial Journalism M (O)A -3 34016 Public Relations, Tools, Techniques, Campaigns and

Management (Option-B) OR M (O)B -1 34017 Broadcast Journalism and Writing for Broadcast

Media M (O)B -2 34018 Advertising : Marketing, Copy writing and

Management M (O)B -3 34019 Film Journalism

Each Paper carries 100 Marks

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Old Course Structure of M. Phil.

Course Name

Core Paper No.

Paper Code

Compulsory Papers

M. Phil. Compulsory Papers M. Ph.(C)-1

M. Ph.(C)-2 40933 40934

Communication and Mass Media Research Methodology Advances in Communication & Mass Communication

Paper with 6 (Six) Internal Options. M. Ph.(C)-3 40935 Advances in Communication & Mass Media

in Practice

New Course Structure of M. Phil. in approval process to BOS Section as under The M.Phil/Ph.D. course work shall involve three papers Viz.

i. Research Methodology. ii. Advances in communication and mass communication theories . iii. Any one of the following optional papers based on specialization.

Paper III - Optional - A Development Communication Paper III – Optional – B Print Media Paper III – Optional – C Electronic Media ( Radio & Television ) Paper III – Optional – D Film Studies Paper III – Optional – E Public Relations and Advertising Paper III – Optional – F ICT (Information & Communication Technology )

and New Media .

• C.B.C.S. – Nil

• Infra-structure facilities : ( Total more than 5 lac ) 1 T.V. Room 2 News Papers Reading Room with English and Marathi Newspaper 3 Computer Lab with Internet facilities 4 Handy Camera (Video Camera) 5 Film Library. 6 Photo Cameras. 7. Sony Make Video Camera

• Placement Opportunities:-

01 Placement Opportunities in Public Relation Officers, Media Reporters, Anchoring , Film Journalism, Professor /Lecturer, Documentary film making, Advertising etc…

02 Aggregate 80% of total opportunities. List of Visiting Staff for the year 2015-16 as under -

No. Name of the Visiting Qualification Remarks 1 Dr. J. R. Dabhole Ph. D. Contributory

Teacher 2 Dr. V. B. Kakade, Ph. D. Contributory

Teacher 3 Dr. Ratnakar L. Pandit Ph. D. in Mass Communication

and Journalism - Contributory Teacher

4 Dashrath Parekar B.Sc. M.A. Certificate Course in Journalism

Contributory Teacher

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Free lance Journalist,

5 Dr. Shrihari Deshpande B.A.M.S./M.J.C/M.Phil Contributory Teacher

6 Dr. Shivaji G. Jadhav M. J. C. /SET/Ph.D.- Contributory Teacher

7 Dr. Sumedha S. Salunkhe M.J.C. / Ph. D. Contributory Teacher

8 Shri Anil Kerba Deshmukh MJC Ph. D. Students- Contributory Teacher

9 Shri Govind G. Godbole M. A./ B. J.- Contributory Teacher

10 Shri Deepak Shinde M.M.C.J. Net/Set Contributory Teacher

11 Dr. Anmol Kothadiya B.A.M.S/Film Contributory Teacher

12 Shri Uday D. Gaikwad M. J. C. /Ph. D. Students Contributory Teacher

13 Prasad Ravindra Thakur M.A. (English) M.A. Mass Communication , SET Pass


14 Chandrashekhar M. Wankhede B.A./LLB/B.J.MJ-MS/SET Ph.D. Students ( Journalism)-


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4.11 M.A. IN MASS COMMUNICATION

Name of the Head :- Dr. Nisha Pawar (Co-ordinator) Phone (Office): (0231) 2609433 Phone (HOD): 2609433 Official E-mail ID :journalism @ unishivaji.ac. in HOD E- mail ID :[email protected]

Teaching Staff :- (As per Seniority)

Sr.No

Professor Name

Sr. No

Associate Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

Sr.No Visiting Staff

------- 01 Dr. Nisha Pawar M.A.M.C.J. Ph.D.

01 Dr. Sumedha Salunkhe (Temp.)

01 Dr. Ratnakar Pandit

02 Dr. Anuradha Samant 03 Dr. Jay Samant 04 Dr. Savita Rasam 05 Dr. Shivaji Jadhav 06 Dr. M.C.Sheikh 07 Dr. Subhash Desai 08 Thakur Prasad 09 Chandrashekar

Wankhede

Courses Offered:



Intake Diploma /P.G. Diploma / Certificate Course

Intake

M.A.Mass Communication

30 - - - -

Ph. D. 04 Courses under CBCS :

Sr. No. Title of Course Semester Credits NIL

Course Structure:-Two years M. A. Mass Communication with IV Semester Semester – I 1. Principles of Mass communication 2. Development of Media 3.Print Media (Reporting and Editing) 4.Electronic Media (Radio and Television) 5.Advertising and Public Relations/ Corporate communication

Semester – II 1.Development communication 2. Communication Research 3.Media Law and Ethics 4. International Communication 5.Media Management

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Semester – III Semester – IV

1.Print Media –II 2. Radio 3. Television 4. Advertising 5. Women and Media

1.New Media Application 2. Inter-Cultural Communication 3.Environmental Communication *.Dissertation, Attachment

Infrastructure Facilities: (More than Rs. 5, 00,000/-)

1½ Computer Laboratory with 10 Computers 2) Smart Classroom is available Infrastructure Facilities are – 1.LED TV-02, 2. Projector– 02, 3.Sony Handy Camera-03, 4.Interactive Board available for

the students- 01 3) News paper and Magazine Library for the students.

Placement Opportunities:-

Students gets satisfactory placement in Newspaper, Television Channels, Radio, Public Relations, Advertising, Online Media, Publicity and Event Management and Academic field

4.12 (A) DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE & MANAGEMENT

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Professor & Head :- Dr. S. S. Mahajan Phone (Office): (0231) 2609174 Phone (HOD): (0231) 2609173

Teaching Staff : ( As per Seniority )

Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No.

Associate Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

Sr. No

Visiting Staff

1 Dr.S. S. Mahajan

1 Dr. A.M. Gurav

1 Dr. K.V.Marulkar

1 Dr. R.G. Korabu

Following teachers have been appointed on contractual basis for M.C.A

Sr.No. Assistant Professor 1 Mr. M.M. Pol 2 Ms. N.D. Sapakal 3 Ms. N.U. Khamkar 4 Ms. S.V. Katkar

Courses Offered :



Intake Diploma/P.G.Diploma/Certificate Courses

Intake

M.Com 60 Nil PG Diploma in Banking Finance 50 M.C.A. 60 Nil PG Diploma in Treasury, Forex

Management and Trade Finance 30

Course Structure:

I. M. Com. Part I Semester : I Compulsory Papers

•••• Management Concepts and Organizational Behaviour Paper- I

•••• Managerial Economics Paper -I

Optional Papers

*Advanced Accountancy Paper – I * Advanced Accountancy Paper – II *Advanced Costing Paper – I *Advanced Costing Paper – II *Taxation Paper – I * Taxation Paper – II

M. Com. Part- I Semester :II Compulsory Papers

Management Concepts and Organizational Behaviour Paper- II

• Managerial Economics Paper-II Optional Papers

• Advanced Accountancy Paper – III • Advanced Accountancy Paper – IV

• Advanced Costing Paper – III • Advanced Costing Paper – IV

• Taxation Paper – III • Taxation Paper – IV M. Com. Part II Semester :III

Compulsory Papers

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• Management Accounting Paper-I •••• Business Finance Paper-I Optional Papers

• Advanced Accountancy Paper – V

• Advanced Accountancy Paper – VI ( Research Methodology )

• Advanced Accountancy Paper – V

• Advanced Accountancy Paper – VI ( Research Methodology )

• Taxation Paper – V

• Taxation Paper – VI ( Research Methodology )

Semester :IV Compulsory Papers

• Management Accounting Paper-II • Business Finance Paper-II Optional Papers

• Advanced Accountancy Paper – VII

• Advanced Accountancy Paper – VIII ( Project Work )

• Advanced Accountancy Paper – VII

• Advanced

• Accountancy Paper – VIII ( Project Work )

• Taxation Paper – VII

• Taxation Paper – VIII ( Project Work ) MCA ( Commerce ) – Part – I :Semester : 1

101 Management Information System 102 Problem Solving Using C Programming 103 Database Management System 104 Computer Organization and architecture 105 Principles & Practice of Management 106 Communication Skill - 1 107 LAB – 1 ( C Programming ) 108 LAB – 2 ( DBMS ) MCA Part – I : ( Semester : II )

201 Operating System 202 Web Technology 203 Object Oriented Programming Vsing C+ + 204 Software Engineering 205 Accounting For Managers 206 Mini Project – 1 207 Lab – 3 ( Web Technology ) 208 Lab – 1 ( Oops ) MCA Part – II : ( Semester : III )

301 DATA COMMUNI CATION NETWORK 302 JAVA PROGRAMMING 303 DATA STURCTURE USING C++ 304 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 305 ENTERPRIZE RESOURCE PLANNING 306 COMMUNICATION SKILL 2 307 LAB 5 (JAVA PROGRAMMING) 308 LAB 6 (DATA STURUCTURE USING C++)

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MCA Part – II : ( Semester : IV )

401 MOBILE COMPUTING 402 ADVANCED JAVA 403 ADVANCED DATABASE TECHNOLOGY 404 OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUE 405 ELECTIVE 1 EL-1 NETWORK SECUURITY EL-2 KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT EL-3 INFORMATION SYSTEM AUDIT EL-4 SOCIAL NWTWORKING 406 MINI PRJECT-2 407 LAB 7(ADVANCED JAVA) 408 LAB 7(ADBT)

MCA Part – III : ( Semester : V )

501 Emerging Trends In I. T. 502 Cloud Computing 503 Software Project Management 504 Advanced Web Technology 505 Elective – II E.2.1 Computer Graphics E. 2. 2 Bib Data Management E. 2. 3 Software Testing & Quality Assurance E. 2. 4 Artificial Intelligence & Expert System

506 Communication Skill – Iii 507 Lab – II ( Advanced Web Technology ) 508 LAB – ( X ) Elective II

MCA Part – III : ( Semester : VI ) 601 Project Work Infra-structure Facilities :

Sr. No. Particulars Sr. No. Particulars

1 Internet Connections : 45 6 OHP :01

2 Computers :M.Com : 12 & MCA : 48

7 Camera ( Digital ) : 01

3 Laptops :05 8 Television Set : 01

4 LCD :01 9 DLP Projector : 01

5 Smart Board : 01 10 Pod : 01

Placement Opportunities: - Database of the Students is developed to inform it to employers. - Placement Cell with placement officer is working in the department. - Students, after passing NET / SET examination, are absorbed in the educational

institutions. - Central placement cell of the university also looks after placement of students.

The Students of the department also opt for private sector employment or business.

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Establishment of Chair: and National centers

• IDBI Bank’s Late Shri. R. N. Godbole Chair in Financial Management and Banking Research.

• Bank of India Chair in Rural Banking.

• Salient Features of the Department:

• Consultation / extension to industries, services organization and small enterprises.

• Training and development programs are arranged for entrepreneurs and employees.

• Workshops and Seminars for teachers in Commerce and Management are arranged.

• The Faculty members of the Department have contributed to the Self Instructional Material (SIM) for M.Com. developed by the Center for Distance Education. The department also conducts Financial education Programme for Students and other Stakeholders.

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4.12 (B) DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE & MANAGEMENT (MBA)

Professor & Director :- Dr. H. M. Thakar Phone (Office): (0231) 2609364 Phone (HOD): (0231) 2609375 Official E-mail ID : [email protected] HOD E- mail ID : [email protected] Teaching staff : For self supporting Departments :

Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No.

Associate Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

Sr. No.

Visiting Faculty

01 Dr. H.M.Thakar Director,

01 ----- 01 Dr. Mrs. D.R. Ingawale M.B.A. & Ph.d

01 Dr. A. G. Suryawanshi

02 Mrs.G.V.Kharge MBA. SET

02 Dr. A.N. Basugade

03 Ms. S.S.Kamble MBA

03 Mrs. P. A. Shah

04 Mr. S.V. Ravan MBA. NET

04 Ms. K. K. Pawar

05 Mr. Ajit B. Kolekar 06 Mr. Harshwardhan C.

Pandit 07 Mr. Vinayak Salokhe

Courses offered :

Sr. No. Post Graduate Courses


Intake Diploma/P.G. Diploma/Certificate Course

Intake

01 MBA 60 Nil Nil Nil Nil M.Phil. /

Ph.D. As per availability of seats with Guides

Courses under CBCS :

Sr. No. Title of Course Semester Credits 01 Organisational Behaviour I 4

Course Structure : CBCS


Paper No. Paper code

Title Paper No. Paper code

Title

Compulsory 57104 Principles of Management

Compulsory 57112 Marketing Management

Compulsory 57105 Management Accounting,

Compulsory 57113 Financial Management

Compulsory 57106 Mathematics & Statistics for

Compulsory 57114 Human Resource

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Management Management Compulsory 57107 Managerial

Economics Compulsory 57115 Production &

Material Management

Compulsory 57108 Information Technology for Management

Compulsory 57116 Management Information Systems,

Compulsory 57109 Business Communication

Compulsory 57117 Applications of Operation Research in Management

Compulsory 57110 Organizational Behavior and Business Law

Compulsory 57118 Applications of Research Methodology in Mgt

Compulsory 57111 Business Law Compulsory 57119 Business Economic Environment.

Semester – III Semester - IV

Paper No. Paper code


Title

Compulsory 57225

Corporate Planning and Strategic Mgt

Compulsory 57156

Entrepreneurship and Project Management

Compulsory 57226 Business Ethics and Profession Values,

Compulsory 57157

Management Control System,

Paper I 57227

Contemporary Issues in Marketing

Paper I 57158

Global Quality System

Paper II 57228 Buying Behavior & Brand Management

Paper II 57160 Sales Management and Advertising Management

Paper III 57229 Marketing strategy & CRM

Paper III 57161 Retail and Rural marketing

PaperI 57230 Human Resource Planning & Procurement Mgt

Paper I 57162 Employee Relations and Labour Laws

Paper II 57231 Human Resource Development

Paper II 57163 Strategic HRM and International Perspective

Paper III 57232 Employee Remuneration Paper III 57164 Investment Management

Paper I 57233 Indian Financial System

Paper I 57165 International Finance

Paper II 57234 Financial Decision Analysis

Paper II 57166 Global Operations &

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Logistics Paper III 57235 Project Planning &

working Capital Management

Paper III 57167 World Class Production Management

Paper I 57236 Operations Management Strategies

Paper I 57168 Business Process Re-Engineering

Paper II 57237 Production Planning & Control

Paper II 57169

Knowledge Management

Paper III 57238 Materials & Inventory Management

Paper III 57170 International Trade In Agriculture

Paper I 57239 Strategic Information System Management

57171

Agri-Business Finance

Management Paper II 57240 Information System

Audit & Security

-- --- ---

Paper III 57241 Software Project Management

-- -- ---

Paper I 57242 Agriculture Business Management

--- --- ---

Paper II 57243 Agriculture Marketing II

--- --- ---

Paper III 57244 Agripreneurship & Project Management

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4.13 DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

Professor & Head :- Dr. L. N. Katkar Phone (Office): (0231) 2609218 Phone (HOD): (0231) 2609216 Official E-mail ID : [email protected] HOD E- mail ID :

Teaching Staff: 9 = 07 + 02

Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No.

Associate Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor Sr. No.

Visiting Faculty

1 Prof. Dr. L. N. Katkar, M. Sc., Ph.D. Head

1 Dr.. M.T. Gophane, M. Sc., NET, Ph. D.

1*

2 Prof. Dr. Mrs. S. H. Thakar, M. Sc., Ph.D.

2 Dr. K.D. Kucche, M. Sc., SET, Ph. D.

2*

3 Miss. S.S Mitragotri, M. Sc., NET

3*

4 Miss. J.R. Thorwe, M. Sc., SET

4*

5 Dr. S.B. Bhalekar, M. Sc., Ph.D.

5*

6. Shri S. S. Kumbhar M. Sc.

7* Shri. J. P. Bhosale, M.C.A.

8* Smt. S. S. Patil M.C.A

The *marked numbers indicate the names of the staff and visiting staff for the M. Sc. Tech. (mathematics) course in the department of Mathematics. Course Offered:

Post Graduate Courses Intake Graduate Courses

Intake

Diploma/ P.G. Diploma/ Certificate Courses

Intake

M. Sc (Mathematics) 60 - - - - M. Sc. Tech. (Mathematics) 30 - - - -

● Course Structure: M. Sc. Part I and II: Two years course having four semesters. M. Sc. Part-I (Semester - I)

MT 101 : Algebra I MT 102 : Advanced Calculus MT 103 : Real Analysis

MT 104 : Differential Equations MT 105 : Classical Mechanics

M. Sc. Part- II (Semester - II) MT 201 : Linear Algebra MT 202 : Topology MT 203 : Complex Analysis MT 204 : Numerical Analysis MT 205 : Differential Geometry

M. Sc. Part - II (Semester - III) (301 & 302 Compulsory + 3 Electives from 303 to 317)

M. Sc. Part - II (Semester - IV) (401 & 402 Compulsory + 3 Electives from 404 to 417)

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301 Functional Analysis 302 Advanced Discrete

Mathematics 303 Number Theory 304 Integral Equations 305 Riemannian geometry -I 306 General Relativity I 307 Operations Research I 308 Lattice Theory –I 309 Approximation Theory 310 Dynamical Systems- I 311 Fluid Dynamics 312 Graph Theory-I 313 Fuzzy Mathematics 314 Algebraic Topology 315 Measure and Integration 316 Topological Vector Spaces 317 Commutative Algebra I

401 Field Theory 402 Partial Differential Equations 403 Algebraic Number Theory 404 Fractional Differential Equations 405 Riemannian Geometry -II 406 General Relativity II 407 Operations Research –II 408 Lattice Theory –II 409 Wavelet Analysis 410 Dynamical Systems- II 411 Computational Fluid Dynamics 412 Graph Theory-II 413 Fuzzy Relations and Logic 414 Analysis on Manifolds 415 Combinatorics 416 Theory of Distributions 417 Commutative Algebra – II

M. Sc. Tech.

PART: 1 (SEMESTER: 1) MT 101 Algebra MT 102 Advanced Claculus MT 103 Discrete Mathematical Structure-I MT 104 Computer Architecture MT 105 Programming in C MT 106 Lab Work –I

PART: 1 (SEMESTER: 2) MT 201 Real Analysis MT 202 Operation Research MT 203 Discrete Mathematical Structure-II MT 204 Operating Systems MT 205 Data Structures Using C MT 206 Lab Work-II

PART: 2 (SEMESTER: 3) 6 Compulsory Papers



2 Optional Papers

PART: 3 (SEMESTER: 6) Project work in Industry or Institution for the full semister. There will be Viva at end of the academic year and project work will be graded.

• CBCS Courses :


1 M. Sc. (Mathematics) I & IV 2 M. Sc. Tech. (Mathematics) I to VI Infrastructure Facilities: (More than Rs. 5,00,000/-)

Mathematics Department has its own separate building consisting of 1 NBHM funded library having collection of over 4000 books. 2 Computer Lab having 30 computers plus 10 computers with staff besides

laptops. 3 Well furnishes Ramanujan Hall, LCD projectors, Interactive Board.

Placement Opportunities: • Teaching at Jr. and Sr. Colleges, • Engineering Colleges Banks ● IT Industries ● LIC

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4.14 DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS (Recognized by DST FIST and UGC SAP DRS – I)

Professor & Head :- Prof. Dr. D. N. Kashid Phone (Office): (0231) 2609243 Phone (HOD): (0231) 2609241 Official E-mail ID : [email protected] HOD E- mail ID : [email protected]

• Teaching Staff: Sr. No.

PROFESSOR Sr. No.

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

Sr. No.

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Sr. No

VISITING STAFF

1. Dr.D.N.Kashid M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D

1. Dr.(Mrs.)H.V.Kulkarni M.Stat. M.Phil, Ph.D.

1 Dr. D.M. Sakate. M.Sc., Ph.D.

-----

2. Dr.D.T.Shirke M.Sc., Ph.D.

2 Mr.S. D. Pawar. M.Sc., SET

-----

3 Mr. S. V. Rajguru. M.Sc., SET, NET

-----

4 Dr. S. B. Mahadik M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D.

-----

• COURSES OFFERED :

Sr. No.

Post graduate Courses Intak

e Graduation courses

Intake

Diploma/P.G. Diploma

/Certificate Courses

Intake

1 M.Sc. Statistics 30 - - - - 2 M.Sc. – Applied Statistics

and Informatics 15 - - - -

4 M.Phil. & Ph.D. (Statistics) As per availability of Research Guide

• COURSE STRUCTURE :

1. M.Sc. (Statistics) –STRUCTURE * The structure for M.Sc. Statistics is as follows.

Notations : A six-character code is given to each paper. In MST “M” stands for M.Sc. and “ST” stands for Statistics. The first digit following MST is Semester Number. The second digit “0” stands for the compulsory theory paper., the digit “1” stands for a practical paper and the digit “2” stands for an elective paper / project work. The third digit indicates the serial number of paper in that semester.

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Semester I Paper MST-101 Statistical Mathematics I Paper MST-102 Statistical Mathematics II Paper MST-103 Distribution Theory Paper MST-104 Estimation Theory Paper MST-105 Statistical Computing Paper MST-116 Practical – I

Semester II Paper MST-201 Probability Theory Paper MST-202 Theory of Testing of Hypotheses Paper MST-203 Multivariate Analysis Paper MST-204 Linear Models & Design of Experiments Paper MST-205 Sampling Theory Paper MST-216 Practical- II

Semester III Paper MST-301 Asymptotic Inference Paper MST-302 Elementary Stochastic Processes Paper MST-303 Planning and Analysis of Industrial Experiments. Paper MST-304 Practical – III

Elective papers (Semester III) (From which any Two are to be chosen) Paper MST-321 Reliability Theory Paper MST-322 Regression Analysis Paper MST-323Statistical Genetics Paper MST-324 Measure Theory Paper MST-325 Demography Paper MST-326 Medical Statistics Paper MST-327 Advanced Stochastic Processes Paper MST-328 Actuarial Statistics Paper MST-329 Dissertation

Semester IV Paper MST-401 Optimization Techniques Paper MST-416 Practical IV and Project Work

Elective papers (Semester IV) (From which any four are to be chosen) Paper MST-421 Discrete Data Analysis Paper MST-422 Survival Analysis Paper MST-423 Industrial Statistics Paper MST-424 Time Series Analysis Paper MST-425 Statistical Ecology Paper MST-426 Econometrics Paper MST-427 Advanced Multivariate Analysis Paper MST-428 Data Mining Paper MST-429 Decision Theory

* As per University directives, structure is subject to change under CBCS. NOTE : There shall be CIE in which internal examination will be for 20 marks, while University examination will be for 80 marks. Proposed nature of the Theory and Practical Question Paper at the M.Sc. Statistics course under the Semester Schemes is available on university website www.unishivaji.ac.in. 2. M.Sc. (Applied Statistics and Informatics) The structure for M.Sc. Applied Statistics and Informatics is as follows. This is a two-year postgraduate course consisting of four semesters. Each semester consists five theory papers and one practical/ project. In semester III and IV there are three elective

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papers. One elective paper has to be selected from E-I, E-II, E-III for semester-III and from E-IV, E-V, E-VI for semester IV. Equivalence: This course is equivalent to M. Sc.(Statistics) course of Shivaji University. Notations: A Seven /Nine-character code is given to each head. In MASI “M” stands for M.Sc. and “ASI” stands for Applied Statistics and Informatics. The first digit following MASI is Semester Number. The second digit “0” stands for the compulsory theory paper, the digit “1” stands for a practical paper, the digit “2” stands for an elective paper, and the digit “3” stands for an project work. The third digit indicated the serial number of Paper/Practical no. / Elective paper no/ project no. in that semester. For elective paper, fourth number indicates elective groups and next indicates serial number in that group. For example MSAI-203 is third compulsory paper of second semester while MSAI-32422 is fourth paper of the third semester which is an elective course and it is the second course in the second elective group.

Semester – I Paper MASI -101 Fundamentals of Computer Programming Paper MASI -102 Statistical Mathematics Paper MASI -103 Probability Distributions Paper MASI -104 Statistical Inference Paper MASI -105 Statistical Computing and Numerical Methods Paper MASI -116 Practical - I

Semester –II Paper MASI -201 Probability Theory Paper MASI -202 Multivariate Analysis Paper MASI -203 Sampling Theory Paper MASI -204 Linear Models and Design of Experiments Paper MASI -205 Advanced Data Structure with C++ Paper MASI- 216 Practical -II and Project-I

Semester –III Paper MASI-301 Stochastic Processes Paper MASI-302 Computer Graphics Paper MASI-336 Practical- III

Semester-IV Paper MASI-401 Optimization Techniques Paper MASI-402 Discrete Data Analysis Paper MASI-436 Practical -IV and Project- II

Elective I Paper MASI-32311 Regression Analysis Paper MASI-32312 Computer Intensive Statistical Methods

Elective IV Paper MASI-42341 Time Series Analysis Paper MASI-42342 Planning and Analysis of Industrial Experiments

Elective II Paper MASI-32421 Advanced Programming Paper MASI-32422 Data Base Management

System

Elective V Paper MASI-42451 Industrial Statistics Paper MASI-42452 Statistical Decision Theory

Elective III Paper MASI-32531 Reliability and Survival Analysis Paper MASI-32532 Analysis of Clinical Data Paper MASI-32533 Actuarial Statistics

Elective VI Paper MASI-42561 Data Warehousing and Data Mining Paper MASI-42562 Artificial Intelligence

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NOTE : a) There shall be CIE in which internal examination will be for 20 marks, while

University examination will be for 80 marks. Proposed nature of the Theory and Practical Question Paper at the M.Sc. Statistics course under the Semester Schemes is available on university website www.unishivaji.ac.in.

• Placements : 1) The Department has been organizing campus interviews for the placement in Multinational and National Companies. 2) A good number of students have been selected through campus interviews in various companies like Genpact Bangalore, L & T Info. Tech Ltd. Pune, Techknit IT Enabled services Pune, CYTEL, SAS, TCS, eSolve, Pune, SYNTEL, Kotak Mahindra etc.

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4.15 DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS (Recognized by DST - SAP )

Professor & Head :- Prof.(Dr) R. K. Kamat Phone (Office): (0231) 2609307 Phone (HOD): (0231) 2609323 Official E-mail ID : [email protected] HOD E- mail ID : [email protected]

• Teaching Staff:

Sr. No

Professor Sr. No

Associate Professor

Sr. No

Assistant Professor

1 2 3

Dr. R. K. Kamat Head, M.Sc. M.Phil. Ph.D. Dr. P. N. Vasambekar M.Sc. Ph.D. Dr. R. R. Mudholkar M.Sc. M.Phil Ph.D.

1. 2. 3. 4.

Dr. P. A. Kadam M.Sc. Ph.D. SET

Dr. M. K. Bhanarkar M.Sc. Ph.D. PGDCA

Dr. S. A. Shinde M.Sc. Ph.D.

Dr. P. K. Gaikwad M.Sc. Ph.D. SET

Courses offered :

Sr. No.




Course

Intake

1. M.Sc. 36 - - - -

2. M.Phil./Ph.D. As per availability of seats with Guides



1. M.Sc.Electronics (CBCS) 4 100


M.Sc. Electronics (CBCS)

Course Code

Title of the Course Credits Teaching Scheme (h/w)

Evaluation Scheme (marks)

L P CIE SE Total M.Sc. Part I - Semester I EC11 Audio and Video Engineering 4 4 - 20 80 100 EC12 Foundations of Microwave

Technology 4 4 - 20 80 100

EC13 Computer Organization 4 4 - 20 80 100 EC14 Foundations of Power Electronics 4 4 - 20 80 100 EC15 Mathematical Techniques 2 2 - 10 40 50 EC16 Practicals – I 4 - 12 20 80 100 EC17 Practicals – II 4 - 12 20 80 100

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Total 26 18 24 130 520 650 M.Sc. Part I - Semester II EC21 Digital Communication 4 4 - 20 80 100 EC22 Advanced Microwave Technology 4 4 - 20 80 100 EC23 Advanced Power Electronics 4 4 - 20 80 100 EC24 Optoelectronics 4 4 - 20 80 100 EC25 Technical Writing 2 2 - 10 40 50 EC26 Practicals – III 4 - 12 20 80 100 EC27 Practicals – IV 4 - 12 20 80 100 Total 26 18 24 130 520 650

M.Sc. Part II - Semester III EC31 Control Theory 4 4 - 20 80 100 EC32 Computer Networks 4 4 - 20 80 100 EE3* Elective I 4 12 - 20 80 100 EE3* Elective I 4 12 - 20 80 100 EC33 Practicals – V 4 - 12 20 80 100 EC34 Practicals – VI 4 - 12 20 80 100 Total 24 32 24 120 480 600 M.Sc. Part II - Semester IV EC41 Digital Signal Processing 4 4 - 20 80 100 EC42 Analog and Digital Circuit Design 4 4 - 20 80 100 EE4* Elective – II 4 12 - 20 80 100 EE4* Elective – II 4 12 - 20 80 100 EC43 Project 8 - 24 40 160 200 Total 24 32 24 120 480 600

M.Sc. Electronics (CBCS)

Core, Elective and Add-on Courses

Core Courses 4 credits Elective Courses CBCS, 4 credits

Add on Courses CBCS, 2 Credits

Code Course Code Course Code Course

Semes

ter - I

EC11 Audio and Video Engineering

EA11 Microcontroller Programming in Embedded C

EC12 Foundations of Microwave Technology

EA12 Principals of Digital Design*

EC13 Computer Organization EA13 Audio and Video Editing EC14 Foundations of Power

Electronics

EC15 Mathematical Techniques

EC16 Practicals – I EC17 Practicals – II

Semes

ter - II

EC21 Digital Communication EA21 Introduction to LINUX* EC22 Advanced Microwave

Technology EA22 Project Design using MCS51

Family EC23 Advanced Power

Electronics EA23 Advanced Mobile Hardware

and Software Aspects EC24 Optoelectronics

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EC25 Technical Writing EC26 Practicals – III EC27 Practicals – IV

Semes

ter - III

EC31 Control Theory Elective -I EA31 Soft Computing Techniques EC32 Computer Networks EE31 Microcontroller

System Design and ARM Architecture

EC33 Practicals - V EE32 Satellite Communications

EC34 Practicals - VI EE33 Signals and Systems

EE34 Electronic Fuzzy Systems

EE35 Instrumentation EE36 VHDL

Programming

EE37 Mechatronics EE38 Industrial

Automation

Semes

ter - IV

EC41 Digital Signal Processing Elective –II EA41 Internet and Applications* EC42 Analog and Digital

Circuit Design EE41 ARM

Programming and Embedded Communication Protocols

EA42 Android Application Development *

EC43 Project EE42 Advanced Microcontroller and RTOS

EE43 Cellular Mobile Communications

EE44 Electronic Neural Networks

EE45 Advanced Drives EE46 Antennas EE47 FPGA Based

Systems

* To be offered jointly by Department of Electronics and Computer Science.

Course Nomenclature – Exyz – E Electronics x C : core, E : elective, A : add-on y 1 to 4 : Semester number z 1 to 6 : course number Add-on course – 2 Credit course 1 Credit for Theory – 15 contact hours 1 Credit for Practicals – 12 contact hours

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Infrastructure facility : Xilinx Inc, a blue chip company in the areas of FPGA and EDA tool design has identified Department of Electronics as a potential research centre in VLSI design and donated EDA tools worth Rs. 24 lakhs to the department.

Test Equipments

Sr.No. Particulars Qty. 1. Cathode Ray Oscilloscopes 08 2. Storage Oscilloscope / Powerscopes 03 3. Signal generators 04 4. Server 1 5. Workstations 06 6. Desktop Computers 40 7. Online UPS 2KVA 1 8. Laser Printer – print/scan/copy 2 9. LCD DLP projectors 4 10. Baseline switch 1 11. Faculty Laptops 10 12. Microwave test Bench 05 13. Communication Lab Kits 04

Softwares available in the lab

� Matlab � Keil � AVR studio � MPLAB for PIC � IE3D

� Ansoft , NS-2, Antenna Magus

� Xilinx webpack � PSIM for power circuit

simulation

Placement Opportunities :

More than 70% of the students are placed in the academic and corporate sector. Some of the companies to name are Sterlite, New Age, Cycon, Mainframe, RelishInfotek

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4.16 DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

Professor & Head :- Prof. C. D. Lokhande Phone (Office): (0231) 2609307 Phone (HOD): (0231) 2609323 Official E-mail ID : [email protected] HOD E- mail ID : [email protected]

• Teaching Staff: Sr. No

Professor Sr. No

Assistant Professor

1 Dr. C.D. Lokhande M.Sc., Ph.D.

1 Dr. R.S. Vhatkar M.Sc., Ph.D.

2 Dr. V. J. Fulari M.Sc., Ph.D.

2 Dr. S.D. Lotke M.Sc., Ph.D.

3 Dr. P. S. Patil M.Sc., Ph.D.

3 Dr. A.V. Moholkar M.Sc., Ph.D.

4 Dr. K. Y. Rajpure M.Sc., Ph.D.

4 Dr. M. V. Takale M.Sc., Ph.D.

5 Dr. R. G. Sonkawade M.Sc., Ph.D.

6 Dr. A. K. Sharma M.Sc., Ph.D.

Sr.No UGC Research Scientist ‘C’ (Professor)

Sr. No DST INSPIRE Fellow

1 Dr.(Mrs.) Vijaya Puri M.Sc., Ph.D.

1 Dr. N.G. Deshpande M.Sc., Ph.D.

Courses Offered :

Post Graduate Course Intake Graduate Course Intake Diploma/P.G. Diploma/ Certificate

Intake

M.Sc. I (Physics) 70 - - - - M.Sc. II (Physics) 70 - - - - M.Phil. As per availabiling of guides - - - Ph.D. As per availabiling of guides - - -

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Course Structure: M.Sc. (Physics) (Part-I)

CORE PAPER (COMPULSORY)

M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-I Semester-I (Total 24-creadits)

M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-I Semester-II (Total 24-creadits)

Paper Code Paper Title Paper Code

Paper Title

CP-I Mathematical Methods of Physics CP-V Quantum Mechanics-II CP-II Classical Mechanics CP-VI Statistical Mechanics CP-III Quantum Mechanics-I CP-VII Electrodynamics CP-IV Condensed Matter Physics CP-VIII Atomic & Molecular

Physics LAB-I Laboratory/ Practical Course-I LAB-III Laboratory/ Practical

Course-II LAB-II Seminar +Tutorials on practical

Course-I LAB-IV Seminar +Tutorials on

practical Course-II

M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II Semester-II CORE PAPER (COMPULSORY)

CHOICE BASE PAPERS M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II Semester-III (Total 4-creadits) (Any One)

Paper Code Paper Title Paper Code

Paper Title

CP-IX Nuclear and Particle Physics

CBP-I Data Analysis and Statistical Software (2-credits)+Tutorials/LAB work (2-credits) - III

CBP-II Numerical Computing Using MATLAB (2-credits) +Tutorials/LAB work (2-credits) - III

CBP-III Computational Programming using Mathematica (2-credits)+Tutorials/LAB work (2-credits) - III

M.Sc. (Physics) (Part-II) SEMESTER-IV CORE PAPER (COMPULSORY) M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II Semester-IV

CHOICE BASE PAPER (ANY ONE PAPER M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II Semester-IV (Total 4-creadits)

Paper Code Paper Title Paper Code Paper Title

CP-X EXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUES

CBP-IV COMPUTATIONAL METHODS AND PROGRAMMING - IV

CBP-V MATLAB Programming and applications (2-credits) +Tutorials/LAB work (2-credits) - IV

CBP-VI Electronic Devices - IV

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ELECTIVE PAPERS (Any one Group) Group– I (ENERGY SCIENCE)

M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II (Semester-III) M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II (Semester-IV) ES-1. The New Energy Technologies ES-1. Renewable Energy Resources

(4-credits) ES-2. Solar Thermal Devices • Energy Conversion Devices (4-

credits) ENERGY SCIENCE PROJECT WORK–I ENERGY SCIENCE PROJECT WORK–II (4-

credits ENERGY SCIENCE LAB–I ENERGY SCIENCE LAB–II (4-credits)

Group–II (MATERIALS SCIENCE) (Total 16-credits)

M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II (Semester-III) M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II (Semester-IV)

MS-1. Imperfection in crystals (4-credits)

MS-3 Mechanical Properties and Liquid Crystals

MS-4 Physics of Metals and Alloys (4-credits)

MS-1. Special Materials

MATERIALS SCIENCE PROJECT WORK–I MATERIALS SCIENCE PROJECT WORK–II

MATERIALS SCIENCE LAB–I MATERIALS SCIENCE LAB–II

Group– III (MODERN OPTICS) (Total 16-credits)

M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II (Semester-III) M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II (Semester-IV) MO-1. Laser Physics(4-credits) MO-2. Laser and its Applications (4-

credits) MO-3. Nonlinear Optics and Fibber Optics(4-

credits) MO-4. Holography (4-credits)

MODERN OPTICS PROJECT WORK–I (4-credits) MODERN OPTICS PROJECT WORK–II (4-credits)

MODERN OPTICS LAB–I (4-credits) MODERN OPTICS LAB–II (4-credits) Group– IV (SPACE SCIENCE) (Total 16-credits)

M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II (Semester-III) M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II (Semester-IV) SS-1. Windows to the Universe, Solar

System, Planetary Atmospheres SS-1. Solar Wind and its Interaction

with Planets and Satellites SS-2. Astrophysics of the Sun SS-1. Solar terrestrial Physics &

Space Applications SPACE SCIENCE PROJECT WORK–I SPACE SCIENCE PROJECT WORK–II SPACE SCIENCE LAB–I SPACE SCIENCE LAB–II Group–V (SOLID STATE PHYSICS) (Total 16-credits)

M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II (Semester-III) M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II (Semester-IV) SSP-1. Thin Solid Films: Deposition and

properties SSP-2. Physical Properties of Solids

(4-credits) SSP-3. Semiconductor Devices SSP-4. Semiconductor Physics SOLID STATE PHYSICS PROJECT WORK–I SOLID STATE PHYSICS PROJECT

WORK–II SOLID STATE PHYSICS LAB–I SOLID STATE PHYSICS LAB–II

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Group–VI (THEORETICAL PHYSICS) (Total 16-credits)

C.B.C.S. Courses :


1 Data Analysis and Statistical Software (2-credits)+Tutorials/LAB work (2-credits) - III

III

2 Numerical Computing Using MATLAB (2-credits) +Tutorials/LAB work (2-credits) - III

III

3 Computational Programming using Mathematica (2-credits)+Tutorials/LAB work (2-credits) - III

III

4 COMPUTATIONAL METHODS AND PROGRAMMING - IV IV

5 MATLAB Programming and applications (2-credits) +Tutorials/LAB work (2-credits) - IV

IV

6 Electronic Devices - IV IV

iv. Infrastructure Facilities : (More than Rs. 5,00,000/

M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II (Semester-III) M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II (Semester-IV) Relativistic Quantum Mechanics (4-credits) Interaction of Electromagnetic Waves

with Electron Beams and Plasmas Quantum Field Theory-1(4-credits) Quantum Field Theory-2(4-credits)

THEORETICAL PHYSICS PROJECT WORK–I (4-credits) THEORETICAL PHYSICS LAB–I (4-credits)

THEORETICAL PHYSICS LAB–II (4-credits)

1. S.E.M. with EDAX: DST - FIST, (Rs. 50 Lakhs) 2. Surface Profiler: DST - FIST (Rs. 15 Lakhs) 3. Quartz Crystal Microbalance: UGC - DRS II (Rs. Lakhs)

4. Contact Angle Meter: UGC- ASIST (Rs. 18 Lakhs)

5. CO2 Dryer: UGC – DRS II (Rs. 6 Lakhs) 6. Optical Microscope: UGC - DRS II (Rs. 10 Lakhs

7. High Pressure & High Temperature Autoclaves (Rs. 40 Lakhs)

8. Potentiostats (Rs. 50 Lakhs)

9. High Frequency LCR meter (Rs. 4 Lakhs) 10. Closed Cycle Cryogenic System (Rs.4 Lakhs)

11. FT Raman Spectrometer: UGC – DRS & ASIST (Rs.40 Lakhs)

12. ULF/VLF sensors (Rs. 12 Lakhs)

13. X-ray Diffractometer 2 (60 Lakhs each) 14. UV-Vis Spectrophotometer (Rs. 6 lakhs) 15. Battery Cycler (Rs. 12 lakhs) 16. Computerized Gas sensor unit (Rs. 6

lakhs) 17. Microwave vector analyzer (Rs. 40 lakhs) 18. Fluorescencemetere (20 Lakhs) 19. Electrochemical work station (15 Lakhs) 20. FE-SEM (1.5 Cr.) 21. Indian Regional Navigation Satelite System (IRNSS) Donated ISRO

22. Relative ionospheric opacity meter (Riometer (2.5 Lakhs)

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Placement Opportunities: (5 lines only in bullet form) Placement details

Year Placement

2008-2009 60%

2009-2010 69%

2010-2011 71%

2011-2012 70%

2012-2013 64%

2013-2014 66.17%

2014-2015 64%

Placement Details: (2013-2014) [1] Jobs : 25 [2] Higher Education : (Ph.D, M.Phil, M.Tech.,B.Ed) - 05 Higher Education : ( B.Ed.)-25 [3] Competitive Examination : (preparing for SET/NET/GATE) -20 [4] Post doctorial fellows : ---

Teaching Scientists in National Institutes Post doctoral Fellowship Army Officer RRD Officer Company

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4.17 DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

Professor & Head :- Prof. (Dr.) P. N. Bhosale Phone (Office): (0231) 2609164 Phone (HOD): (0231) 2609161 Official E-mail ID : HOD E- mail ID : [email protected]

Teaching Staff:

Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No.

Associate Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

Sr. No.

Visiting Staff

1 Dr. P. N. Bhosale M.Sc. Ph.D

1 Dr. P. V. Anbhule M.Sc. Ph.D

1 Dr. D. M. Pore M.Sc. Ph.D

1 Dr. N. M.Gupta M.Sc. Ph.D.

2 Dr. S. R. Patil M.Sc. Ph.D

2 Dr. S. D. Delekar M.Sc. Ph.D

2 Dr. S. A. Sankapal M.Sc. Ph.D

2 Dr. S. R. Jagtap M.Sc. Ph.D.

3 Dr. M. A. Anuse M.Sc. Ph.D

3 Dr. S. P. Hangirgekar M.Sc. Ph.D.

3 Dr. D. H. Dagade M.Sc. Ph.D

3 Dr. A. Y. Merwade M.Sc. Ph.D.

4 Dr. G. S. Gokavi M.Sc. Ph.D

4 Dr. G. S. Rashinkar M.Sc. Ph.D

4 Dr. R. B. Palkar M.Sc. Ph.D.

5 Dr. U. V. Desai M.Sc. Ph.D

5 Dr. D. S. Bhange M.Sc. Ph.D

5 Dr. Farooq Shaikh M.Sc. Ph.D.

6 Dr. G. B. Kolekar M.Sc. Ph.D

6 Mr. S. N. Tayade M.Sc.

7 Dr. (Mrs.) R. S. Salunkhe M.Sc. Ph.D

8 Dr. S. S. Chavan M.Sc. Ph.D

9 Dr. K. M. Garadkar M.Sc. Ph.D

10 Dr. S. S. Kolekar M.Sc. Ph.D

11 Dr. A. V. Ghule M.Sc. Ph.D

Courses Offered

Post Graduate Courses Intake

M.Sc.

Organic Chemistry 30

Inorganic Chemistry 30

Physical Chemistry 20

Analytical Chemistry 16

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Industrial Chemistry 40

Applied Chemistry 60

M.Sc. Chemistry (T &D)

Organic Chemistry Inorganic Chemistry Physical Chemistry Analytical Chemistry

As per the seats available

M. Phil.

Organic Chemistry Inorganic Chemistry Physical Chemistry Analytical Chemistry Industrial Chemistry Applied Chemistry

As per the seats available

Ph.D. Chemistry As per the seats available

Course Structure:

Sr. No.

Paper Code Title of the Paper Credits Teaching Load/periods (h/w)

Evaluation Scheme (Marks)

L P SE IE Total

M.Sc. Part I (Sem.I)

CORE PAPERS

1 ICH-I INORGANIC CHEMISTRY.-I 4 4 -- 80 20 100

2 OCH-I ORGANIC CHEMISTRY.-I 4 4 -- 80 20 100

3 PCH-I PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY-I. 4 4 -- 80 20 100

4 ACH-I ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY-I 4 4 -- 80 20 100

PRACTICAL COURSE

5 CH-I PRACTICAL-I 4 -- 6 h/ batch

100 -- 100

6 CH-II PRACTICAL-II 4 -- 6 h/ batch

100 -- 100

M.Sc. Part I (Sem.II)

CORE PAPERS

7 ICH-II INORGANIC CHEMISTRY.-II 4 4 -- 80 20 100

8 OCH-II ORGANIC CHEMISTRY.-II 4 4 -- 80 20 100

9 PCH-II PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY-II 4 4 -- 80 20 100

10 ACH-II Analytical Chemistry-II 4 4 -- 80 20 100

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� SPECIALIZATIONWISE COURSE STRUCTURE:

PRACTICAL COURSE

11 CH-III PRACTICAL-III 4 -- 6 h/batch 100 -- 10

12 CH-IV PRACTICAL-IV 4 -- 6 h/batch 100 -- 10

M.Sc. Part II (Sem.III) INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

CORE PAPERS

13 ICH-IX INORGANIC CHEMICAL SPECTROSCOPY

4 4 -- 80 20 100

14 ICH-X COORDINATION CHEMISTRY – I

4 4 -- 80 20 100

15 ICH-XI NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY 4 4 -- 80 20 100

ELECTIVE PAPERS

16 ICH XIIA ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY

4 4 -- 80 20 100

ICH XIIB ORGANOMETALLIC CHEMISTRY

4 4 -- 80 20 100

ICH XIIC SELECTED TOPICS IN INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

4 4 -- 80 20 100

PRACTICAL COURSE

17 ICH-V PRACTICAL-V 4 -- 12 100 -- 100

18 ICH-VI PRACTICAL-VI 4 -- 12 100 -- 100

PAPER UNDER CBCS PATTERN ((FOR INTER AND INTRA DEPARTMENT STUDENTS)

25 ICH-XIID APPLIED BIOINORGANIC CHEMISTRY

4 4 -- 80 20 100

M.Sc. Part II (Sem.IV) INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

CORE PAPERS

19 ICH –XIII INSTRUMENTAL TECHNIQUES

4 4 -- 80 20 100

20 ICH –XIV COORDINATION CHEMISTRY-II

4 4 -- 80 20 100

21 ICH –XV CHEMISTRY OF INORGANIC MATERIALS

4 4 -- 80 20 100

ELECTIVE PAPERS

22 ICH-XVI A SEPARATION SCIENCE 4 4 -- 80 20 100

ICH-XVI B RADIATION CHEMISTRY 4 4 -- 80 20 100

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23 ICH-VII PRACTICAL-VII 4 -- 12 100 -- 100

24 ICH-VIII PRACTICAL-VIII 4 -- 12 100 -- 100

M.Sc. Part II (Sem.III) ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

CORE PAPERS

13 OCH-IX ORGANIC REACTION

MECHANISM

4 -- 80 20 100

14 OCH -X ADVANCED

SPECTROSCOPIC METHODS

4 -- 80 20 100

15 OCH -XI ADVANCED SYNTHETIC

METHODS

4 -- 80 20 100

16 OCH- XIIA DRUGS AND

HETEROCYCLES

4 -- 80 20 100

PRACTICAL PAPERS

17 OCH -V PRACTICAL-V

-- 12 100 -- 100

18 OCH -VI PRACTICAL-VI

-- 12 100 -- 100

M.Sc. Part II (Sem.IV) ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

CORE PAPERS

19 OCH –XIII THEORETICAL ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

4 4 -- 80 20 100

20 OCH –XIV STEREOCHEMISTRY 4 4 -- 80 20 100

21 OCH –XV CHEMISTRY OF NATURAL PRODUCTS

4 4 -- 80 20 100

ELECTIVE PAPERS

22 OCH -XVI A APPLIED ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

4 4 -- 80 20 100

PRACTICAL PAPERS

23 OCH –VII PRACTICAL-VII 4 -- 12 100 -- 100

24 OCH -VIII PRACTICAL-VIII 4 -- 12 100 -- 100


25 OCH -XVI B BIOORGANIC

CHEMISTRY

4 4 -- 80 20 100

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M.Sc. Part II (Sem.III) PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY

CORE PAPERS

PCH-IX ADVANCED QUANTUM CHEMISTRY

4 4 -- 80 20 100

PCH-X ELECTROCHEMISTRY 4 4 -- 80 20 100

PCH-XI MOLECULAR STRUCTURE-I 4 4 -- 80 20 100

ELECTIVE PAPERS

PCH-XIIA ADVANCED CHEMICAL KINETICS

4 4 -- 80 20 100

PCH-XIIB RADIATION AND PHOTOCHEMISTRY

4 4 -- 80 20 100

PRACTICAL PAPERS

PCH-V PRACTICAL-V 4 -- 12 100 -- 100

PCH-VI PRACTICAL-VI 4 -- 12 100 -- 100


PCH-XIIC SOLID STATE CHEMISTRY 4 4 -- 80 20 100

M.Sc. Part II (Sem.IV) PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY

CORE PAPERS

PCH –XIII THERMODYNAMICS AND MOLECULAR

4 4 -- 80 20 100

PCH –XIV CHEMICAL KINETICS 4 4 -- 80 20 100

PCH –XV MOLECULAR STRUCTURE-II 4 4 -- 80 20 100

ELECTIVE PAPERS

PCH-XVI A SURFACE CHEMISTRY 4 4 -- 80 20 100

PCH-XVI B CHEMISTRY OF MATERIALS 4 4 -- 80 20 100

PCH-XVI C BIOPHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 4 4 -- 80 20 100

PRACTICAL COURSE

PCH-VII PRACTICAL-VII 4 -- 12 100 -- 100

PCH-VIII PRACTICAL-VIII 4 -- 12 100 -- 100

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• Maximum “20” students may be enrolled under CBCS pattern for each paper.

• Students can choose only one paper amongst elective papers.

M.Sc. Part II (Sem.III) ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

CORE PAPERS

13 ACH-IX GENERAL ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES 4 4 -- 80 20 100

14 ACH-X ORGANO ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY 4 4 -- 80 20 100

15 ACH-XI ELECTROANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES IN CHEMICAL ANALYSIS

4 4 -- 80 20 100

ELECTIVE PAPERS

16 ACH- XIIA

ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMICAL ANALYSIS AND CONTROL

4 4 - 80 20 100

ACH-XIIB

RECENT ADVANCES IN ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

4 4 - 80 20 100

PRACTICAL COURSE

17 ACH-V

PRACTICAL-V 4 - 12 100 -- 100

18 ACH-VI

PRACTICAL-VI 4 - 12 100 -- 100

PAPER UNDER CBCS PATTERN ((FOR INTER AND INTRA DEPARTMENT STUDENTS) 25

ACH-XIIC

CHEMICAL ANALYSIS IN AGRO, FOOD AND PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES

4 4 -- 80 20 100

M.Sc. Part II (Sem.IV) ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

CORE PAPERS

19 ACH –XIII MODERN SEPARATION METHOD IN ANALYSIS

4 4 -- 80 20 100

20 ACH –XIV ORGANIC INDUSTRIAL ANALYSIS 4 4 -- 80 20 100

21 ACH –XV ADVANCED METHODS IN CHEMICAL ANALYSIS

4 4 -- 80 20 100

22 ACH-XVI A

APPLIED ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY 4 4 -- 80 20 100

ACH-XVI B

TECHNIQUES IN FORENSIC SCIENCES AND MICROBIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS

4 4 -- 80 20 100

ACH-XVI C

COMPUTATIONAL CHEMISTRY 4 4 -- 80 20 100

23 ACH-VII

PRACTICAL-VII 4 - 12 100

24 ACH-VIII PRACTICAL-VIII 4 - 12 100

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Major Equipments available in the Department

No. Name of Equipment Cost Rs

01 UVVIS NIR Spectrophotometer Model :UV3600 Make: Shimadzu

14,00,000 = 00

02 NMR Spectrometer 300 MHz Make: Brucker 75,000,00 = 00

03 FTIR Spectrophotometer Model : Spectrum 100 Make: Perkin-Elmer

9,64,685.35 =00

04 Vacuum Deposition Unit Model :15F6 Make :Hind Hivac 8,49,264 = 00

05 LCR Meter Model :6440B Make : Wayne Kerr Electronics 6,31,647 = 00

06 Vapour Pressure Osmometer K –7000 with Accessories 3,19,108 = 00

07 Chemito 1000 Gas Chromatograph Accessories 2,18,255=00

08 Rotary Evaporator ModelRVO400 4,44,690 = 00

09 CHNS Analyzer with microbalance Model : EURO EA 3000 2,66,305 = 00

10 Cryostat (Microprocessor Based Heating and Refrigerated Bath)

19,91,264 = 00

11 Gas Chromatograph(Two Numbers) 2,62,539 = 00

12 Spectrofluorimeter, (PC based) 10,00,000 = 00

13 Nuclear Gamma Ray Spectroscopy (Electronic Enterprise) 5,49,563 = 00

14 Nuclear BetaGamma Radiation counting system (Electronic Enterprise)

1,99,125 = 00

15 Nuclear Alpha Counting System (Electronic Enterprise) 1,49,625 = 00

16 Hand Held Gamma Survey Meter (Electronic Enterprise) 1,74,375 = 00

17 Ion Chromatography 883 Basic IC plus (Metrohem) 6,45,233=00

18 Indctively Coupled Plasma – Optical Emission Spectroscopy 37,89,130=00 (USD 60,000)

19 Time Resolved Fluorimeter 37,12,317=00 (GBP 42,050)

20 LCMS 47,60,514=00 (USD 77,500)

21 Particle Size analyzer 16,70,509=00 (USD 27,000)

22 BET 9,40,860=00 (USD 15,400)

23 Flash Chromatogram 9,06,180=00 (USD 14,250)

Placement opportunities: Pharmaceutical companies, Chemical companies, dyes, polymer and Agrochemical industries, Research Field, Teaching Field, Competitive exams (Forensic Science, Food Inspector – Department of Food Corporation. Scientist: CSIR laboratory, Regional research laboratory, Department of Water Resources. Opportunities in Doctoral & post Doctoral Studies at National & International Level.

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Name of industries where students got placed

Cipla Pharma Unit, Patalganga, Pune and Goa, US Vitamin, Chiplun, Macleoid, Andheri Mumbai, Syngenta

Goa, Okasa Satara, FDC Mumbai, Shelina Pharma,Pune, Lab chem.., Pue• Lupin, Pune and Mumbai• Giffon

Pharma, Mumbai• Kolhapur, Tata Chemical Services, Mumbai• Calyx Pharma, Mumbai• Kores India LTD.

Kurkumbh and Mumbai, Glenmark, Nashik• Dr. Reddy’s lab., Hyderabad, Ranbaxy Mumbai, Sun Pharma,

Hydrabad Ashain Paints.

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4.18 DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY DST-FIST Supported Dept. DRS-SAP Assisted Dept

Professor & Head :- Dr. S. R. Yadav Phone (Office): (02312609155-60 Phone (HOD): (0231) 2609161

� Teaching Staff (Faculty Members)

Sr. No.

Professor Name &

Qualifications

Sr. No.

Associate Professor Name &

Qualifications

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor Name &

Qualifications

Sr. No.

Visiting Faculty

1

Dr.S.R.Yadav. M.Sc., Ph.D.

1. Dr. (Smt) V. S. Rathod. M.Sc., Ph.D.

1

Dr. R. V. Gurav. M. Sc. Ph.D. B.Ed,,SET.

Nil

2 Dr.S.S.Kamble. M.Sc., Ph.D.

2. Dr. N. B. Gaikwad. M.Sc., Ph.D., NET.,

2

Dr. (Smt.) K. B. Powar. M.Sc., M.Phil.Ph.D.

3

Dr.D.K.Gaikwad. M.Sc., Ph.D.

3

Dr. M.M. Lekhak, M.Sc., Ph. D.

4

Dr.(Smt) N.S.Chavan M.Sc., Ph.D.

4.

Dr. (Smt) S. A. Patil, M.Sc., Ph. D.

5 Dr. S. G. Ghane M.Sc., Ph. D.

6 Dr. M.S.Nimbalkar M.Sc., Ph. D.

� Courses offered

Post Graduate Level Courses

Intake

Graduation Level Courses

Intake Diploma/Certifcate Level Courses

Name of the Courses

M.Sc.I 50+5 - - -

M.Sc.II 50+5 - - -

M.Sc. T & D 30+5 - - - Ph.D As per availability of seats with guide

M.Phil.

Sr. No. Title of course Semester Credits

1. M.Sc.I I, II 48

2. M.Sc.II III, IV 48

3. M.Sc. T & D I, II, III, IV -

4. M.Phil. - -

5. Ph.D. - -

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� Courses under CBCS Course Structure

Semester - I

Paper No. Paper code Title

I 59061/59809

B O 1.1: Prerequisite Course

II 59602/59810

B O 1. 2: Biology and Diversity of Algae, Fungi and Bryophytes

III 59603/59811

B O 1.3: Plant Ecology

IV 59604/59812

B O 1.4: Biology and Diversity of Pteridophytes and Gymnosperms (Living and Fossils) Semester - II


V 61363 B O 2.1: Cell and Molecular Biology VI 61364 B O 2.2: Angiosperm Systematics VII 61365 B O 2.3: Plant Pathology

VIII 61366 B O 2.4: Plant Structure, Development & Reproduction

Semester - III


IX 63255 B O 3.1: Cytogenetics and Crop Improvement

X 63256 B O 3.2: Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering

Special paper I

XI 63257 B O 3.31 : Plant Physiology XI 63258 B O 3.32 : Mycology and Plant Pathology XI 63259 B O 3.33 : Cytogenetics and Plant Breeding XI 63260 B O 3.34 : Energy, Ecology and Environment XI 63261 B O 3.35 : Angiosperms XI 63262 B O 3.36 : Marine Botany XI 63263 B O 3.37: Plant Biotechnology XI 63295 B O 3.3.8: Plant Protection-I XI 63296 B O 3.3.9: Plant Diversity-I Special paper II

XII 63264 B O 3.41 : Plant Physiology XII 63265 B O 3.42 : Mycology and Plant Pathology XII 63266 B O 3.43 : Cytogenetics and Plant Breeding XII 63267 B O 3.44 : Energy, Ecology and Environment XII 63268 B O 3.45 : Angiosperms XII 63269 B O 3.46 : Marine Botany

XII 63270/64680

B O 3.47 : Plant Biotechnology

XII 63297 B O 3.4.8: Plant Protection-II XII 63298 B O 3.4.9: Plant Diversity-II

Elective CBCS Paper

65194 Plant Sciences, Human Progress and Prosperity

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Semester - IV


XIII 63273 B O 4.1: Plant Physiology and Metabolism

XIV 65121 B O 4.2: Biodiversity, Conservation and Utilization

Special paper III

XV 63275 B O 4.31 : Plant Physiology-III XV 63276 B O 4.32 : Mycology and Plant Pathology-III XV 63277 B O 4.33 : Cytogenetics and Plant Breeding XV 63278 B O 4.34 : Energy, Ecology and Environment-III XV 63279 B O 4.35 : Angiosperm Taxonomy-III XV 63280 B O 4.36 : Marine Botany –III XV 63281 B O 4.37 : Plant Biotechnology-III XV 63299 B O 4.3.8: Plant Protection –III XV 63300 B O 4.3.9: Plant Diversity-III Special paper IV

XVI 63275 B O 4.41 : Plant Physiology-IV XVI 63276 B O 4.42 : Mycology and Plant Pathology -IV XVI 63277 B O 4.43 : Cytogenetics and Plant Breeding-IV XVI 63278 B O 4.44 : Energy, Ecology and Environment-IV XVI 63279 B O 4.45 : Angiosperm Taxonomy-IV XVI 63280 B O 4.46 : Marine Botany -IV XVI 63281 B O 4.47 : Plant Biotechnology-IV XVI 63301 B O 4.4.8: Plant Protection -IV XVI 63302 B O 4.4.9: Plant Diversity-IV

Elective CBCS Paper 65195 Plant: A Biological Capital

� Specializations (for M.Sc. Part II)

. 1. Plant Physiology 2. Mycology and Plant Pathology 3. Cytogenetics and Plant Breeding 4. Angiosperm Taxonomy 5. Energy, Ecology and Environment 6. Marine Botany 7. Plant Biotechnology

� Departmental Building Laboratories for Research

1. Radioactive Laboratory 2. Plant Physiology and Ecology 3. Mycology and Plant Pathology 4. Angiosperms Taxonomy 5. Cytogenetics and Plant Breeding 6. Tissue Culture. 7. Laboratory for Molecular Studies.

• Computer Laboratory with Internet Facility.

• Multipurpose Hall ‘Nilambari’

• Departmental Library

• Museum

• Herbarium

• Botanical Garden : 42 acres withPoly-houses, Shade-Houses, Wire-Houses, Glass-House, Fernery, Water wells, Wetland etc. 1

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� Equipments

1. SEM 2. HPLC 3. UV-visible double beam spectrophotometers 4. Refrigerated centrifuges 5. Ultra low temperature Cabinet – Ultra Freezes 6. Gel electrophoresis apparatus with Trans illuminator. 7. PCR 8. Gel Documentation Photo Micrographic Equipments 9. Stereio Microscopes. 10. Fluorescence Microscope 11. Light research Microscopes � Research activities with thrust areas 1. Study of Biodiversity, bio-prospecting and Conservation. 2. Mangroves and Coastal Bioresources 3. Stress Physiology 4. Management of Plant Pathogens 5. Micropropagation of economically important and threatened medicinal Plant species 6. Chemical manipulation of crops. 7. Physiochemical studies of medicinal plants.

� Placements

o Teachers/Lecturers in various Higher Secondary Schools, Colleges and in Universities. o Research 1. Junior/Senior Scientist 2. Junior research fellow 3. Research associate 4. Forest Research Institute and All other Institutes related to Botany. 5. Advisor in Plant Pathology, Plant Taxonomy, Medicinal Plants, Aromatic Plants BSI,

etc.

o Various Public and Private Organizations.

o Consultancy 1. Identification of plants and Pathogens 2. Tissue Culture technique. 3. Coastal Zone Management. 4. Mangrove Regeneration 5. Cultivation Practices 6. Pharma Industries 7. Transplantation of trees Competitive Examinations: Indian Forest Services / UPSC / MPSC Business

1. Landscape Designing 2. Vermicompost

� Various Multinational Companies � Manufacturing Companies � Service Industries � Government, Private & Co- Operative Banks � Other Financial Services

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3. Raising Tissue Cultured Plants 4. Sericulture 5. Apiculture 6. Mushroom Cultivation

o Farming Jobs in different companies (Along with traditional farming) 1. Agro industries

1. Medicinal Plants 2. Biotechnology 2. Aromatic Plants. 3. Antibiotics 3. Petro Crops 4. Pharmaceuticals 4. Bamboos 5. Rubber Industries Jobs in 1. Ground Water Survey 4. Botanical Survey of India 2. Oil and Gas Companies 5. National Biodiversity Board 3. Scientific Journalism. 6. Degree Colleges & University 7. Oil and Gas Commission 8. Pollution control Board 9. Quarantine Department

Salient features of the Department 1. Herbarium has been recognized by ‘ The New York Botanical Garden’ in 2009 and its acronym is ‘SUK’. 2. DST-FIST supported Department. 3. UGC DRS-II-SAP assisted Department. 4. Lead Botanical Garden for Western India. 5. Number of Projects sponsored by various funding agencies like UGC, MOEF, DST, DBT, MPCB, NAIP, Govt. of Maharashtra, RGSTC, ENVIS, BRNS etc.

Infrastructure facility :

Sr. No. Name of facility/equipment

Description

01 Computer Lab Library, Seminar Hall

02 Audio-Visual Class LCD Projector & Laptops and other all infrastructures are well

4.19 DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY Professor & Head :- Prof. C. U. Zodape

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Phone (Office): (02312609249 Phone (HOD): (0231) 2609247 Official E-mail ID : [email protected] HOD E- mail ID : ---------

Teaching Staff :

Courses Offered :


Intake Graduate Courses Intake Diploma / P.G.Diploma

/Certificate Courses Intake

M.Sc. 66

M.Phil 33 (Max.)

Ph.D. 88 (Max.)

• Course Structure : M.Sc. Zoology Academic flexibility with credit system

Shivaji University, Kolhapur.

Sr No

Professor Sr No

Associate Professor

Sr No

Assistant Professor

01 Dr.G.V. Zodape Professor & Head

01 Dr. M. V. Santha kumar

01 Dr.M.P.Bhilave

02 Dr.D.V.Muley

02 Vacant 02 Dr.(Mrs.) M.V.Walvekar

03 Dr.G.P.Bhawane Professor

03 Dr.N.A.Kamble

04 Vacant 04 Dr.S.R.Yankanchi

05 Vacant 05 Dr.S.M.Gaikwad

06 Dr.A.D.Jadhav

07 Dr.A.A.Deshmukh

Sem. I Paper – I : Biosystematics and Biodiversity Paper – II : Ecology and Environmental pollution Paper - III : Cell & Molecular Biology Paper – IV : Applied Entomology Practical I : Practical based on papers I and II Practical II : Practical based on papers III and IV

Sem. II Paper - V : Physiological Chemistry Paper - VI : Quantitative Biology & Tools and Techniques in Biology Paper - VII : Elements of Physiology Paper – VIII : Biology of Parasites Practical III : Practical based on papers V and VI Practical IV : Practical based on papers VII and VIII

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M.Sc. Part – I & II

Following papers will be offered under Choice Based Credit System as add on courses

available for the students other than subject Zoology. 1) Applied Zoology 2) Biology of Reproduction

• Infrastructure facilities : 1. Well equipped M.Sc. Laboratories 2. Well equipped Research Laboratories with Gel Doc, PCR, CO2 Incubator, UV-

Spectrophotometer, Inverted Microscope, Stereoscopic Microscopes, 2 D Gel Electrophoresis, BOD Incubator, RTPCR etc.

3. Zoological Animals

Sem. III Core course Paper – IX : Genetics Paper- X : Enzymology Elective Course Special Course : Any one of the following (Optional) Paper - XI Cell Biology : Computational Molecular Biology Physiology : Animal Physiology Entomology : Basic Entomology Aquaculture &Fisheries : Fisheries Resources – Inland and Marine fisheries Sericulture : General Sericulture and Moriculture Paper – XII Cell Biology : Molecular Biology of Gene Physiology : Applied physiology Entomology : Agricultural Entomology Aquaculture & : Fish Pathology and Reproductive Fisheries Endocrinology Sericulture : Silkworm Biology & Rearing Technology Practical V : Practical based on IX and X Elective Papers Practical VI : Practical based on XI and XII Elective Papers

Sem. IV Core Course Paper XIII : Animal Cells in Biotechnology Paper XIV : Toxicology and Immunology Elective course Special Course Paper – XV Any one of the following (Optional) Cell Biology : Cell in differentiation, development and specialization Physiology : Physiology of Health Entomology : Insect Anatomy and Physiology Aquaculture & : Aquaculture practices Fisheries Sericulture : Cytogenetics and breeding of silkworm and host plants. Elective course Special Course Any one of the following (Optional) Paper – XVI Cell Biology : Cell Pathology Physiology : Clinical Physiology Entomology : Pest Management Concepts Aquaculture & : Fishery Technology Fisheries Sericulture : Grainage, Silk Technology and Economics of Sericulture Practical VII : Practical based on XIII and XIV Elective Papers Practical VIII : Practical based on XV and XVI Elective Papers Project – 30 marks (Individual / group of 2-5 students: Based on elective papers) Seminar – 10 marks (one on any elective paper) Submission of tour/field visit report-10 marks.

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4. Animal House 5. Insect Rearing Laboratory 6. Silkworm Rearing Houses 7. Fish Breeding tanks 8. Butterfly garden / park

• Placement Opportunities : Opportunities in the Government & Private Sector in the following areas-

1. Teaching & Research Institutes & Universities 2. Fisheries 3. ZSI 4. Department of Forest and Environment 5. Department of Health care and Veterinary 6. Sericulture, Apiculture, Pest Management and industries. 7. Govt. Department through competitive exam. 8. College / University – faculty 9. MPSC / UPSC 10. Research institute 11. Pharmacutical company 12. Department of forest & Environment

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4.20 DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY (Recognised by DST FIST/SAP)

Professor & Head :- Prof. Dr. P. D. Raut (I/c) Phone (Office): (02312609194 Phone (HOD): (0231) 2609192 Official E-mail ID : [email protected] HOD E- mail ID :[email protected]

Teaching Staff: Sr. No

Professor Sr. No

Associate Professor

Sr. No

Assistant Professor

1 Nil 1 Dr.S.K.Pawar M.A. Ph.D.

1 Dr.D. H. Pawar M.A. Ph.D.

2 Dr.S.S.Panhalkar M.A. Ph.D.

2 Dr. D. S. Shinde M.A. Ph.D.

3 Dr.S.D.Shinde M.A. Ph.D.

3 Dr.J. B. Sapkale M.A. Ph.D.

4 Dr. P. T.Patil M.A. Ph.D.

5 Shri S.Dandapath M.A. Ph.D.

6 Dr.M.B.Potdar M.A. Ph.D.

7 Smt.V. A.Chougule M.A. Ph.D.

Courses offered:


Intake Graduate Course

Intake Diploma /P.G.Diploma/

Certificate Courses Intake

M.A. 50 - - P.G.D. Geoinformatics

35

- - - - Diploma in Tourism & Travel

40

M.Phil./Ph.D. As per availability of seats with guides.

Course under CBCS:

Sr. No. Title of Course Semester Credits 1 Economic Geography* I 4 2 Geohydrology & Oceanography* II 4 3 Biogeography* III 4 4 Fundamentals and Application of Remote Sensing IV 4

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Course Structure: CBCS

Semester-I Semester-II

Paper No.

Paper Code

Title Paper No. Paper Code

Title

I 59909 Principles of Geomorphology

V 61515 Advanced Geomorphology

II 59910 Principles of Climatology

VI 61516 Applied Climatology

III 59911 Economic Geography VII 61517 Geography of India

IV 59912 Geography of Population and Development

VIII 61518 Social and Cultural Geography

P-I 59912 Landforms Analysis & Surveying

P-III 61519 Statistical Techniques in Geography

P-II 59113 Analysis of Climatic Data

P-IV 61520 Analysis of Socio-Economic Data


Paper No.

Paper Code

Title Paper No.

Paper Code

Title

IX 64604 Regional Planning and Development

XIII 65005

Development of Geographical Thought

X 64605

Fundamentals and Applications of Remote Sensing

XIV 65006 Geohydrology & Oceanography

XI 64606 Environmental

Geography XV 65009 Agricultural

Geography XI 64607 Geography of Tourism

XV 65010 Settlement

Geography XII 64608 Surveying, Cartography

& GIS XVI 65011 Biogeography

XII 64609 Political Geography

XVI 65012 Medical

Geography

P-V 64610 Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and GIS

P-VII 65007 Research Methodology and Study Tour Report Writing

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P-VI 64611 Quantitative Techniques & Computer Applications in Geography

P-VIII 65008 Project

P. G. Diploma in Geo-informatics (PGDGI)

∗ Add on course for M.A./M.Sc. Students of SUK.

∗ Annual pattern with 3 theory papers, 3 practical & 1 project.

∗ Based on Merit with maximum 35 seats.

∗ P. G. Diploma in Tourism and Travel (PGDTT)

∗ Graduate from any faculty

∗ Add on course for M.A./M.Sc. Students of SUK.

∗ Annual pattern with 6 theory papers , 2 practical

∗ First come first serve basis with maximum 40 seats. Infrastructure Facilities: � Well equipped laboratories with state of art survey, R.S. & GIS Instruments like D.G.P.S & GIS software Placement Opportunities: University/ College Faculty position, Remote Sensing & GIS Industries/ Institutes, MPSC & Other Administrative positions etc.

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4.21 DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY

(Recognised by DST FIST/SAP)

Professor & Head :- PROF S. P. GOVINDWAR Phone (Office): (02312609153

Phone (HOD): (0231) 2609152 Official E-mail ID : [email protected]

HOD E- mail ID :------------------- Teaching Staff:

• TEACHING STAFF : Staff is working of both M.Sc Biochemistry & M.Sc Environmental Biotechnology

Sr. No

PROFESSOR Sr.No.

Associate Professor

Sr. No

Assistant Professor

Sr. No.

Visiting Faculty

1 Prof. S.P. Govindwar M.Sc., Ph. D

1 Dr.P.K.Pawar M.Sc., Ph. D

1 Dr.Mrs. P.B. Dandge M.Sc., Ph. D

1. Dr. P.D. Raut

2. Prof. (Mrs) J. P. Jadhav M.Sc., Ph. D

2 Dr. P.M. Gurao M.Sc., Ph. D

2. Dr.U.B. Aithal

3 Prof.(Mrs) A.U. Arvindekar M.Sc., Ph. D

4 Prof. K.D. Sonawane M.Sc., Ph. D

• For Self-Supporting Department – Department of Environmental Biotechnology - Co-ordinator - Prof. S.P.Govindwar

• COURSES OFFERED : POST GRADUATE COURSES

INTAKE GRADUATE COURSES

INTAKE DIPLOMA/P.G.DIPLOMA/ CERTIFICATE COURSES

INTAKE

M.Sc. Biochemistry 25 - - P.G. Diploma in bioinformatics

20

M.Sc. Environmental Biotechnology

10 - - - -

M.Phil - - - - - Ph.D. 11 - - - -

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• Course Under CBCS:

Sr.No. Title of Course Semester Credits

1 Cell Biochemistry I 4 2 Immunochemistry III 4 3 Fermentation Technology - I III 4 4 Bioinformatics IV 4 5 Fermentation Technology-II IV 4

• COURSES STRUCTURE : CBCS

M.Sc Part – I (Horizontal Mobility) Common Paper for M.Sc Part – I Biochemistry/Biotechnology/ Environmental Biotechnology/ Microbiology

Sem-I

Paper No.

Paper Code Title

I 59789/59777/59815/59852 Cell Biology, Microbiology & Virology 64041 Cell Biochemistry

II 59790/59778/59816/59853 Proteins – Structure and Functions III 59791/59779/59817/59854 Biomolecules IV 59792/59780/59818/59855 Biostatistics and Bioinformatics with

Computer Orientation

Sem-II

Paper No. Paper Code Title

V 61331/61369/61392/61343 Enzymology VI 61332/61370/61393/61344 Molecular Biology VII 61333/61371/61394/61345 Bioenergetics VIII 61334/61372/61395/61346 Tools and Techniques in Bioscience

Biochemistry

Sem-III

Paper No.

Paper Code Title

IX 64159/64179/63243/64185 Genetic Engineering X 64160 Biomembrances & Cytoskeleton

XI

Paper No. XI choose any one of the following 64181/64161/64188/63244 Fermentation Technology-I 64649 Clinical Biochemistry – I 64650 Biochemical and Environmental Toxicology-

I

XII Paper No. XII choose any one of the following

64162/64654/64186 Immunochemistry 64651/64180/64653/63246 Immunology

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Biochemistry

Sem-IV


XIII 65085 Neurochemistry XIV 65086 Carcinogenesis and Cell signaling XV 63251/65088/65197 Bioinformatics

XVI

Paper No. XVI choose any one of the following 65087 Medical and Environmental Biochemistry 65089/65131 Fermentation Technology– II 65090 Clinical Biochemistry – II 65091 Biochemical and Environmental Toxicology-

II M.Sc Environmental Biotechnology - Part - II Sem-III

Sem-III


IX 64185/64159/64179/63243 Genetic Engineering X 64187 Basics of Ecology, Ecotoxicology &

Ecochemistry XI 64188/64161/64181/63244 Fermentation Technology-I

XII Paper No. XII choose any one of the following

64186/64654/64162 Immunochemistry 64653/64180/63246/64651 Immunology

M.Sc Environmental Biotechnology - Part - II Sem-IV

Sem-IV


XIII 65128 Environmental Pollution & Control XIV 65129 Environmental Biotechnology XV 65130 Biodiversity, IPR Biosafety & Bioethics

XVI Paper No. XVI choose any one of the following 65131/65089 Fermentation Technology - II 65080 Advances in Genomics & Proteonumics

P.G. Diploma in Bioinformatics Paper No. Paper Code Title I 42491 Informatics Science and Databases II 42492 General Biological chemistry III 42494 Genomics and Proteomics IV 42495 Structural Bioinformatics and Drug Discovery

• Instrument/ Infrastructure Facilities: (More than Rs. 5,00,000/-)

Sr. No.

Generic Name of Equipment Model Make

1. HPLC Waters 2. Fermentor Appendrof Sartorius Orion Blue Star 3. Gas Chromatography Shimatzu

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4. Gel documentation system Uv tech 5. DGGE Bio Rad 6. Gradient PCR Bio Rad 7. DNA Sequencer Applied Biosystem 8. RT PCR Applied Biosystem

• LABORATORY SPACE :

The Department is hosted in the Building which contains, Total area of the Department = 5867 Sq. ft. , Total Laboratory area of the Department = 2104 Sq. ft. (Labortory for M.Sc, Student :2, Preparation rooms: 2, Class rooms:1, Auditorium :1, Computer room :1, Instrumentation room :2 Research laboratory :1 Rooms for Teachers: 6, Departmental Library : 1 Store room: 1 Office :1 Room for Head of the Department :1).

Placement Opportunities : � Industry � Clinical laboratories � Research

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4.22 DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY

Name of the Coordinator: Prof. (Dr.) Mrs. R. S. Salunkhe M. Sc., Ph.D. Phone (Office): 91-231-2609164 (Coordinator):Phone: 91-231-2609240 Mob.: 9423044143 Coordinator e-mail ID: [email protected] [email protected]

For Self Supporting Department:

Sr. No.

Professor (Contributory)

Sr. No.

Associate Professor (Contributory)

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor, (Contributory)

Sr. No.

Visiting Staff

1 Prof. (Dr.) Mrs. R. S. Salunkhe Co-ordinator M. Sc., Ph.D.

1 Dr. P. V. Anbhule M. Sc., Ph.D.

1 Dr. D. M. Pore M. Sc., Ph.D.

1 Prof. Dr. S.V. Lonikar, M. Sc., Ph.D. Solapur University, Solapur.

2 Prof. (Dr.) P.N. Bhosale M. Sc., Ph.D.

2 Dr. S. D. Delekar M. Sc., Ph.D.

2 Dr. G. S. Rashinkar M. Sc., Ph.D.

2 Dr. Gulshan Relhan, M. Sc., Ph.D. Scientist, BARC Mumbai.

3 Prof. (Dr.) S. R. Patil M. Sc., Ph.D.

3 Dr.S.P. Hangirgekar M. Sc., Ph.D.

3 Dr. D. H.Dagade M. Sc., Ph.D.

3 Dr. Vidhyadhar Jadhav, M. Sc., Ph.D. Vergo Pharma., Goa.

4 Prof.(Dr.) M. A. Anuse M. Sc., Ph.D.

4 Dr. S. A.Sankpal

5 Prof. (Dr.) G. S. Gokavi M. Sc., Ph.D.

5 Mr. S. N. Tayde

6 Prof. (Dr.) U.V.Desai M. Sc., Ph.D.

7 Prof. (Dr.) G. B. Kolekar

M. Sc., Ph.D. 8 Prof. (Dr.) A. V. Ghule

M. Sc., Ph.D. 9 Prof. (Dr.) S. S. Kolekar

M. Sc., Ph.D. 10 Prof. (Dr.) M. B.

Deshmukh

M. Sc., Ph.D. (UGC-BSR Faculty Fellow)

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Courses under CBCS:

Title of Course Intake Industrial Chemistry : (M.Sc. Part I) 40 + 4 (10 %) Industrial Chemistry : (M.Sc. Part-II) 40 Course Structure: CBCS Semester system with Choice based credit system (CBCS) and with continuous internal

evaluation. Semester-I Semester-II

Paper No.

Title of paper Paper No.

Title of paper

IND C01

Introduction to Chemical Engineering-I

IND C05 Introduction to Chemical Engineering-II

IND C02

General Chemical Technology – I

IND C06 General Chemical Technology – II

IND C03

Selected Topics in Organic Chemistry

IND C07 Selected Topics in Inorganic Chemistry

IND C04

Introduction to Environmental Pollution

IND C08 Instrumental Methods of Analysis

IND P01

Practical I IND P03 Practical III

IND P02

Practical II IND P04 Practical IV


Paper No.

Title of paper Paper No. Title of paper

IND C09 Organic Chemical Industries-I IND C12 Organic Chemical Industries-II IND C10 Inorganic Chemical Industries-I IND C13 Inorganic Chemical Industries-II IND C11 Methods of Analysis in

Industries IND C14 Selected Topics in Industrial Chemistry

IND E01 Water Pollution IND E04 Soil and Radiochemical Pollution

IND P05 Practical V IND P07 Practical VII IND P06 Practical VI IND P08 Practical VIII

Infrastructure Facilities:

INFRASTRUCTURE

Sr. No. Name of item No. of item

1 Lecture Halls 02

(ICT classrooms – 3)

2 Research/Instrumental Laboratories 01

3 Common Instrumentation Room 01

4 Computer Laboratory 01

5 Store Room 01

6 Ladies Rooms 02

7 Toilet Blocks 03

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8 Auditorium 01

9 Industrial/Applied Chemistry Labs 03

10 Seminar Hall 01

Major Equipment’s available in the Department

Sr. No. Name of Equipment

01 UV-VIS NIR Spectrophotometer Model :UV-3600 Make: Shimadzu

02 NMR Spectrometer 300 MHz Make: Brucker

03 FTIR Spectrophotometer Model : Spectrum 100 Make: Perkin-Elmer

04 Vacuum Deposition Unit Model :15F6 Make :Hind Hivac

05 LCR Meter Model :6440B Make : Wayne Kerr Electronics

06 Vapour Pressure Osmometer K –7000 with Accessories

07 Chemito 1000 Gas Chromatograph Accessories

08 Rotary Evaporator Model-RVO-400

09 CHNS Analyzer with microbalance Model : EURO EA 3000

10 Cryostat (Microprocessor Based Heating and Refrigerated Bath)

11 Gas Chromatograph(Two Numbers)

12 Spectrofluorimeter, (PC based)

13 Nuclear Gamma Ray Spectroscopy (Electronic Enterprise)

14 Nuclear Beta-Gamma Radiation counting system (Electronic Enterprise)

Sr. No. Name of Equipment

15 Nuclear Alpha Counting System (Electronic Enterprise)

16 Hand Held Gamma Survey Meter (Electronic Enterprise)

17 Ion Chromatography 883 Basic IC plus (Metrohem)

18 Indctively Coupled Plasma – Optical Emission Spectroscopy

19 Time Resolved Fluorimetry

20 LC-MS

21 Particle Size analyzer

22 BET

23 Flash Chromatogram

24 Saccharimeter

Placement opportunities:

• Pharmaceutical companies, Chemical companies, dyes, polymer and Agrochemical industries, Research Field, Teaching Field, Competitive exams (Forensic Science, Food Inspector – Department of Food Corporation. Scientist: CSIR laboratory, Regional research laboratory, Department of Water Resources.

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Name of industries where students got placed Cipla Pharma Unit, Patalganga, Pune and Goa, US Vitamin, Chiplun, Macleoid, Andheri Mumbai, Syngenta Goa, Okasa Satara, FDC Mumbai, Shelina Pharma,Pune, Lab chem.., Pue; Lupin, Pune and Mumbai; Giffon Pharma, Mumbai; Konduskar Pharma, Kolhapur, Tata Chemical Services, Mumbai; Calyx Pharma, Mumbai; Kores India LTD. Kurkumbh and Mumbai, Glenmark, Nashik; Dr. Reddy’s lab., Hyderabad, Ranbaxy Mumbai, Vergo Pharmaceuticals, Goa, Supreem Pharmaceuticals, Mysore (Karnataka)

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4.23 DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED CHEMISTRY (Recognised by DST FIST/SAP)

Co-ordinator :- Prof. (Dr.) U. V. Desai Phone (Office): (02312609161, 2609354 Mobile :- 09890698082 Official E-mail ID :

HOD E- mail ID : [email protected], [email protected]

Teaching Staff: Sr.No

Professor Sr. No

Associate Professors (If appointed full time in department)

Sr. No

Assistant Professors (If appointed full time in department)

Sr. No

Visiting Faculty

1. Prof. (Dr) U. V. Desai M.Sc., Ph.D. Co-ordinator Applied Chemistry

Nil 1. Dr. S. D. Kharade M.Sc., Ph.D.

1. Dr. R. N. Shirsat, Goa University

2. Mr. N. L. Gavade M.Sc., SET

2. Dr. Gulshan Relhan, BARC, Mumbai

3. 3. Prof. S. P. Gejji Savitribai Phule Pune University

4. Prof. D. K. Raval SVP University, Anand, Gujarat

Sr. No

Contributory Professors Sr. No

Contributory Associate Professor

Sr. No

Contributory Assistant Professor

Sr. No

Contributory Ph.D. Research Fellow

1. Prof (Dr.)P.N. Bhosale M.Sc., Ph.D.

Dr. P. V. Anbhule Dr.D. M. Pore Dr.(Smt)Pallavi Bhange

2. Prof. (Dr.) M. A. Anuse M.Sc., Ph.D.

Dr. S. D. Delekar Dr. G. S. Rashinkar Mr. V. B. Ghanwat

3. Prof. (Dr.) S. R. Patil M.Sc., Ph.D.

Dr. S. P. Hangirgekar Dr. D. S. Bhange Dr. (Miss.) P. B. Patil

4. Prof. (Dr.) M. B. Deshmukh M.Sc., Ph.D.

Dr. S. A. Sankpal Dr. A. N. Kadam

5. Prof (Dr.)G. S. Gokavi M.Sc., Ph.D.

Mr. S. N. Tayade Mr. Dhanaji Bhopate

6. Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) R. S. Salunkhe M.Sc., Ph.D.

Mr. Datta Gunjal

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7. Prof.(Dr.) S. S.Chavan Mr. Kapil Pandit

8. Prof. K. M. Garadkar Dr. K. V. Khot

9. Prof. S. S. Kolekar Mr. Krantiveer More

10. Prof. G. B. Kolekar Mr. Prashant Mahajan

11. Prof. A. V. Ghule Miss. Chaitali Bagade

12. Miss. Nilam Dige

13. Miss. Sonali Suryavanshi

14. 14. 14. Mr. P. B. Patil

15. 15. 15. Miss. N. D. Desai

16. 16. Mr. J. D. Patil

17. 17. Mr. Pradip Mohite

� Courses Offered:



Intake Diploma/P.G.Diploma/ Certificate Courses

Intake

M.Sc. Applied Chemistry

60 Nil Nil Nil

M.Phil.- Chemistry - - - - - Ph.D.-Chemistry - - - - - � Course Structure:

The M.Sc. Part-I (Applied Chemistry) theory and practical course is common to that of M.Sc. Part-I General Chemistry. Evaluation and Credit System & CBCS Pattern:

Paper No./ Practical’s No.

Name of Paper CBCS Pattern

M.Sc. Part I, Semester-I, Theory Papers Theory No. of credits

Practicals No. of credits

APC I Inorganic Chemistry-I 4 APC II Organic Chemistry-I 4 APC III Physical Chemistry-I 4 APC IV Analytical Chemistry-I 4

M.Sc. Part I, Semester-I, Practicals APC-Practical I

Inorganic Chemistry Practical-I 4 Organic Chemistry Practical –I

APC-Practical II Physical Chemistry Practical –I 4

Analytical Chemistry practical-I M.Sc. Part I, Semester-II, Theory Papers

APC V Inorganic Chemistry-II 4 APC VI Organic Chemistry-II 4 APC VII Physical Chemistry-II 4 APC VIII Analytical Chemistry-II 4

M.Sc. Part I, Semester-II, Practicals

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APC-Practical III

Inorganic Chemistry Practical-II 4

Organic Chemistry Practical –II

APC-Practical IV Physical Chemistry Practical –II 4

Analytical Chemistry Practical-II

M.Sc. Part II, Semester-III, Theory Papers Core papers APC-XI Applied Inorganic Chemistry-I 4 APC-X Applied Organic Chemistry-I 4 APC-XI Applied Physical Chemistry-I 4 Elective Papers (any one from the following) APC E XII A Advance Organic Chemistry-I 4 APC E XII B Applied Analytical Chemistry-I 4 APC E XII C Bioorganic Chemistry 4

M.Sc. Part II, Semester-III, Practicals APC-Practical V

Applied Inorganic Chemistry Practical-I 4

Applied Physical Chemistry Practical- I

APC-Practical VI Applied Organic Chemistry Practical –I 4

M.Sc. Part II, Semester-IV, Theory Papers Core papers APC XIII Applied Inorganic Chemistry-II 4 APC XIV Applied Organic Chemistry-II 4 APC XV Advanced Organic Chemistry-II 4 Elective Papers (any one from the following) APC E XVI A Inorganic Chemical Industries 4 APC E XVI B Pollution monitoring and Control 4 APC E XVI C Applied Analytical Chemistry-II 4

M.Sc. Part II, Semester-IV, Practicals APC-Practical VII

Applied Inorganic Chemistry Practical-II 4 Project work

APC-Practical VIII Applied Organic Chemistry Practical –II 4 Total 64 32 General Performance 4 Total Credit 100

� Infra structure facilities:

Sr. No. Name of facility/equipment Description

1. Well Equipped Laboratory 03 (Organic, Inorganic, Physical)

2. Well Furnished Lecture Hall 01

3. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectrophotometer (NMR) 01

4. Fourier Transformer Infra-Red Spectrophotometer (FT-IR) 01

5. UV-Vis-NIR Spectrophotometer 01

6. C,H, N, S, Analyser 01

7. pH meter 05

8. Conductometer 05

9. Nephelometer 02

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� Placement Opportunities: M.Sc. course in Applied Chemistry is a potential base course provided by Shivaji University, on the University campus to educate and prepare post graduate student from rural and urban area who will get employment on large scale in the Indian Chemical Industries as well as in multinational pharmaceutical industry. In order to enhance quality, standard and skilled training to the post graduate student a well organized and planned efforts of the Department of Applied Chemistry will meet objectives of M. Sc. course in Applied Chemistry is to meet the requirements of the modern society in a focused area to solve the top most problems of society like energy, materials, food, water & environment for next fifty years. M.Sc. course in Applied Chemistry will provide broad common frame work of syllabus to expose our young graduates to the recent and applied knowledge of interdisciplinary branches of the chemistry namely Organic, Inorganic, Physical, Analytical, Industrial, Pharmaceutical, Nanoscience and Technology. M. Sc. Applied Chemistry will lead to higher level of knowledge base which will be useful for career development in academic field as well as new job opportunities in industrial sector.

� About 80-85 % students selected through campus interviews in various Pharmaceuticals,

Chemical Industries. � 5-10 % students join for Higher Education. � The number of students got placements through campus interviews in reputed

multinational companies like CIPLA Goa, US Vitamins, Lupin Pharma., Syngenta, Dr. Reddy’s pharma., Mylan Pharm., MSN Pharma., etc.

� Number of Students are government employee

4.24 DEPARTMENT OF AGRO-CHEMICALS AND PEST MANAGEMENT

10. Spectroflurometer 01

11. Vacuum chamber 02

12. Water distillation plant 02

13. Oven (Temperature range ) 02

14. Liquid chromatography Mass Spectrometer 01

15. Brunauer Emmett Tellar Instrument 01

16. Time resolved Spectroflurimeter 01

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Co-Ordinator :- : Prof. M. A. Anuse Phone (Office): (0231)2609321 Mobile :- 9860071848 Official E-mail ID : [email protected]

Teaching Staff : (As per Seniority) Sr. No.

Professor

Sr. No.

Associate Professor Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

Sr. No

Visiting Staff

Name Name Name

1. Prof.M.A.Anuse 1. Dr. P.V. Anbhule 1. Dr.R.P Sabale 1. Prof M. B. Deshmukh

2. Porf.M.B.Deshmukh 2. Prof.T.G.Nagraja 2. Dr.A.S.Patil

3. Prof.S.R.Patil 3. Dr.V.B.Shimpale 3. Mrs.M.D.Sagare

4. Dr.SR.Yankanchi 4. Mr.N.D.Bansode

5. Dr.P.P.Patil

6. Mr.S.V.Sarang

7. Smt. S.J.Jadhav

8. Smt.S.V.Patil

9. Ms.J.J.Kulkarni

10. Mr.D.R.Kumbhar

11. Ms.R.B.Patil

12. Ms.P.P.Warekar

13. Ms.K.T.Patil

14. Ms.P.T.Patil

15. Mr.R.P.Mane

Courses Offered :



Intake Diploma / P.G.Diploma /Certificate Courses

Intake

M.Sc. 33 - - - -

M.Phil 06 - - - -

Ph.D. 10 - - - -

Course Structure:

Semester -I Semester –II

PAPER-I : CHEMISTRY OF PESTICIDES AND THEIR FORMULATIONS-I

PAPER-V : CHEMISTRY OF PESTICIDES AND THEIR FORMULATIONS-II

PAPER–II : SOIL SCIENCE, FERTILIZERS and MICRONUTRIENTS

PAPER-VI: ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES FOR AGROCHEMICALS

PAPER –III : INTRODUCTORY AND INDUSTIRIAL ENTOMOLOGY

PAPER-VII : ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY

PAPER –IV : CROP DISEASES AND WEEDS PAPER-VIII : BIOTECHNOLOGICAL ASPECTS IN PLANT PROTECTION

Practical I : Chemistry Practical III : Chemistry Practical II : Life Science Practical IV : Life Science

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Semester –III Semester –IV

PAPER-IX : PESTICIDE RESIDUES AND TOXICOLOGY

PAPER-XIII : AGRO-BASED MARKETING MANAGEMENT

PAPER–X : PESTS OF CROP PLANTS AND THEIR CONTROL-I

PAPER-XIV: PESTS OF CROP PLANTS AND THEIR CONTROL –II

PAPER –XI : ANALYSIS OF AGROCHEMICALS PAPER-XV : MANUFACTURE OF AGROCHEMICALS

PAPER –XII : DISEASES OF CROP PLANTS –I PAPER-XVI : DISEASES OF CROP PLANTS –II Practical V : Chemistry Practical VII : Chemistry Practical VI : Life Science Practical VIII : Life Science C.B.C.S. Courses:

Sr.No. Title Semester

1. Prospects in Pesticide Chemistry III (2Credits) Infrastructure facilities: (More than Rs. 5,00,000/-)

Sr. No. Instrumental Facilities

1. UV 2. FT-IR 3. GC 4. HPLC


National Research Centre for Grapes, Pune. Ross Lifescience, Pune Ranade Micronutrients, Pune. Gharada Chemicals Pvt.Ltd,Lote. Cipla Pharma, Goa & Tarapur United phosphorus Ltd, Thane and Gujarat. Pest Control India Ltd, Thane.

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4.25 DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

Professor & Head :- : Dr. P. D. Raut Phone (Office): (0231)2609333 Phone (Head):2609304 Official E-mail ID : [email protected] HOD E- mail ID [email protected]

Teaching staff:

Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No.

Associate Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

1 Prof. (Dr.) P. D. Raut - - 1 Dr. (Mrs.) A. S. Jadhav

2 Mrs. Pallavi R. Bhosale

Visiting Faculty: Sr. No

Name and Sr. No

Name Sr. No

Name Sr. No

Name

1. Prof. (Dr.) J. S. Samant

4. Prof. (Dr.) P. S. Kamble 7. Dr. N. P. Desai 10. Mrs. More P. R.

2. Prof. (Dr.) S. H. Pawar

5. Dr. U. B. Aithal 8. Mr. Uday Gaikwad 11. Dr. A. K. Sharma

3. Prof. (Mrs.) A. J. Samant

6. Dr. A. M. Gurav 9. Er. S. S. Surve 12. Dr. Anilraj Jagdale

Courses offered:

Sr. No.



Intake Diploma/P.G. Diploma/Certificate Course

Intake

1. M. Sc. 50 -- -- P.G. Diploma in Environmental Protection & Management (PGDEPM)

30

2 M.Phil. 05 -- -- P.G. Diploma in Safety, Health & Environment. (PGDISHE)

50

3 Ph.D. 08 -- -- Diploma in Safety, Health & Environment (DISHE)

50

Courses under CBCS:

Sr. No.

Title of Course Semester Credits

1. Vermi-composting III 01

I. Course Structure: CBCS for M. Sc Environmental Science Eligibility: B. Sc. with Physics / Chemistry / Botany / Zoology / Statistics / Pollution / Bio-chemistry / Biotechnology /Geography / Geology / Microbiology / Electronics / Computer Science / Agriculture as a Principal / Subsidiary subject. In-plant Industrial Training, Field Visits, 10 days Study Tour / Excursion and one year Project is compulsory for students seeking M.Sc. course.

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Paper No.

Paper code

Title Paper No.

Paper code

Title

I 59770 Introduction to Environmental Science

V 61325 Environmental Engineering

II 59771 Environmental Chemistry

VI 61326 Environmental Pollution and Control

III 59772 Environmental Biology

VII 61327 Environmental Geosciences and Climatology

IV 59773 Information Technology in Environmental Science

VIII 61328 Environmental Monitoring and Energy Studies

P I 59775 Environmental Chemistry

P III 61329 Environmental Monitoring and Energy Studies

P II 59776 Environmental Biology

P IV 61330 Environmental Engineering and Energy studies


Paper No.

Paper code


Title

IX 64165 Natural Resources and their Conservation

XIII 65019 Socio-Economic Aspects of Environment

X 64166 Environmental Statistics and Computer Applications

XIV 65020 Environmental Hazards f Disaster Management

XI 64167 Environmental Policy and Legislation

XV 65021 Environmental Planning and Management

XII 64168 Environmental Toxicology and Public Health

XVI 65022 Environmental Biotechnology

P V 64170 In plant Training and Project

P VII 65023 Project

P VI 64171 Environmental Toxicology

P VIII 65024 Environmental Biotechnology

II. Course Structure: PG Diploma in Environmental Protection & Management III. (PGDEPM)

Eligibility: Graduate from any faculty Medium: Marathi / English Project, Seminar, Study Tour/ field visit is compulsory

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Examination: Annual Paper No.

Paper code Title

I 39397 Human Impact on Environment II 39398 Basic Concepts in Nature

III 39399 Natural Resources Management IV 39402 Pollution monitoring and Control PI 39412 Project / practical

III. PG Diploma in Industrial Safety, Health and Environment (PGDISHE) Eligibility: Science and Engineering background students B.Sc. with Physics, Chemistry or B.E. / B. Tech. Add on Course for M.Sc. Environmental Science Students. Project Report and In-plant training of 3 weeks is compulsory.


I 100053 Occupational Health and Environmental Safety Management

II 100054 Safety at Workplace

III 100055 Accident Prevention Techniques IV 100056 Safety Management System and Legislation

V 100057 Quality Control and Safety Management VI 100058 Safety Engineering

P I 100059 In plant Training and Visits P II 100060 Project

IV. Diploma in Safety, Health & Environment (DISHE) Eligibility: An Add-on course for B. Tech students of Technology Department. The students with XII Science or Diploma in any branch of Engineering and Technology are eligible.

Paper No.

Paper code Title

I 61463 Occupational Health and Hazards II 61464 Safety at Workplace

III 61465 Accident Prevention Techniques IV 61466 Safety Management System

P I 61467 Training

P II 61468 Project Infrastructure facility: Sr. No. Name of facility/equipment Description

1 Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer Heavy Metal Detection 2 Total Kjeldahl’s Nitrogen Nitrogen estimation 3 Gas Chromatography Pollutant and pesticide

detections 4 U. V Spectrophotometer Detection of pollutants

Placement Opportunities: (in brief)

• All the past students seeking employment have secured jobs through Placement Cell in Consultancies, Government, Corporate Sector, Educational Institutions and NGOs in India and abroad.

• Some are pursuing higher studies for Ph.D. in Universities in India and abroad. Many are self employed

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4.26 DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

Co-ordinator :- : Prof. (Dr.) R. Mudholkor Phone (Office): (0231)2609347 Phone (Head):2609376


Sr. No

Professor Sr. No

Associate Professor

Sr. No


Visiting Staff

Name Name Name Name

1 Dr.R.R. Mudholkar

1 Dr.U.R.Pol 1 Dr.U.B.Aithal

2 Dr.K.S.Oza 3 Dr. V.S.Kumbhar 4 Mt.P.S.karmarkar 5 Mr.P.T.Goyal 6 Mr.P.S.Vadar 7 Mr.K.G.Kharade

Adjunct Faculty: Dr. Arun Patil, Associate Professor of Engineering Management and Education, Deakin University, Australia

1. Courses Offered :

Post Graduate courses

Intake Graduate courses

Intake Diploma /P.G Diploma/ Certificate Courses

Intake

M.C.A. (Master of Computer Application)

60 D.C.P (Diploma in Computer Programming)

40

M.Sc. (Master of Science)

60

2. Course Structure :MCA Part I - Semester I

Course Code

Title of the Course Credits Teaching

Scheme (h/w) Evaluation Scheme

(marks) L P CIE SE Total

CS1111 Computer Technology 4 4 - 20 80 100 CS1112 Programming Paradigms 4 4 - 20 80 100 CS1113 Data Base Theory and Applications 4 4 - 20 80 100 CS1114 Mathematical Foundations 4 4 - 20 80 100 CS1115 Programming Paradigms Lab 4 - 12 20 80 100 CS1116 Data Base Lab 4 - 12 20 80 100 CS1131 CBCS (Comp.Sci / Other Dept.) 4 4 - 20 80 100 Total 28 20 24 140 560 700

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M.C.A. Part I - Semester II

Course Code

Title of the Course Credits Teaching

Scheme (h/w) Evaluation Scheme


CS1211 Computer Architecture 4 4 - 20 80 100 CS1212 Object Oriented Technologies 4 4 - 20 80 100 CS1213 Operating System 4 4 - 20 80 100 CS1214 Numerical Methods 4 4 - 20 80 100 CS1215 Object Oriented Technologies Lab 4 - 12 20 80 100 CS1216 Numerical Methods Lab 4 - 12 20 80 100 CS1231 CBCS (Comp.Sci / Other Dept.) 4 4 - 20 80 100 Total 28 20 24 140 560 700

M.C.A. Part II - Semester III Course Code



L P CIE SE Total CS1311 Computer Communication Network 4 4 - 20 80 100 CS1312 Java Programming 4 4 - 20 80 100 CS1313 Data Structures 4 4 20 80 100

CS1314 Elective-I 1. Distributed O.S. 2. Real Time O.S. 3. Open Source Languages

4 4 - 20 80 100

CS1331 Software Engineering (CBCS) 4 4 - 20 80 100 CS1315 Data Structure and Java Lab 4 12 20 80 100 CS1316 Project and Viva 4 12 20 80 100 Total 28 20 24 140 560 700

M.C.A. Part II - Semester IV Course Code Title of the Course Credits Teaching

Scheme (h/w) Evaluation Scheme (Marks)

L P CIE SE Total CS1411 Advanced Java 4 4 - 20 80 100 CS1412 Theory Of Languages 4 4 - 20 80 100 CS1413 Artificial Intelligence 4 4 20 80 100 CS1414 Elective-II

1.Data Mining 2.Network Security 3.Design and Analysis Of Algorithms

4 4 - 20 80 100

CS1431 Software Quality Assurance (CBCS) 4 4 - 20 80 100 CS1415 Advanced Java and TL Lab 4 12 20 80 100 CS1416 Project and Viva 4 12 20 80 100 Total 28 20 24 140 560 700

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M.C.A. Part III - Semester V

Course Code



L P CIE SE Total CS1511 Compiler Construction 4 4 - 20 80 100 CS1512 Web Technology 4 4 - 20 80 100 CS1513 Python Programming 4 4 20 80 100 CS1514 Elective-III

1. Mobile Application Development 2. Cryptography and Network Security 3. Distributed Computing

4 4 - 20 80 100

CS1531 Computer Graphics and Digital Image Processing (CBCS)

4 4 - 20 80 100

CS1516 Web Technology Lab 4 12 20 80 100 CS1517 Python and Graphics Lab 4 12 20 80 100 CS1518 Project and Viva 20 80 100 Total 28 20 24 160 640 800 M.C.A. Part III - Semester VI Course Code

Title of the course Credits Teaching Scheme (h/w)


L P CIE SE Total

CS1611 Research/Industrial Project

10 --- --- 100 150 250

Total 10 --- --- 100 150 250

3. Course Structure : MSc Part I - Semester I

Course Code

Title of the Course Credits

Teaching Scheme (h/w)

Evaluation Scheme (marks)

L P CIE SE Total

CS2111 Theory of Languages 4 4 - 20 80 100 CS2112 Advanced Computer

Networks 4 4 - 20 80 100

CS2113 Advanced Data Base Theory 4 4 - 20 80 100 CS2114 Design and Analysis of

Algorithms 4 4 - 20 80 100

CS2115 Data Base Lab 4 - 12 20 80 100 CS2116 DAA and TL Lab 4 - 12 20 80 100 CS2131 CBCS (Comp.Sci / Other

Dept.) 4 4 - 20 80 100

Total 28 20 24 140 560 700

M.Sc. Part I - Semester II

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Course Code

Title of the Course Credits Teaching Scheme

(h/w) Evaluation Scheme


CS2211 Compiler Techniques 4 4 - 20 80 100 CS2212 Artificial Intelligence 4 4 - 20 80 100 CS2213 Java Programming 4 4 - 20 80 100 CS2221 Elective - I 4 4 - 20 80 100 CS2214 Java Lab 4 - 12 20 80 100 CS2215 Project 4 - 12 20 80 100 CS2231 CBCS (Comp.Sci / Other

Dept.) 4 4 - 20 80 100

Total 28 20 24 140 560 700

M. Sc. Part –II Semester III

Course Code




CS2311 Internet Programming

4 4 - 20 80 100

CS2312 Computer Graphics 4 4 - 20 80 100 CS2313 Elective

1. cloud computing 2. Distributed O.S 3. Data Mining 4. Open source Software’s

4 4 - 20 80 100

CS2334 Software Project Management (CBCS)

4 4 12 20 80 100

CS2315 Internet programming Lab

4 - 12 20 80 100

CS2316 computer graphics Lab

4 - 12 20 80 100

CS2317 Project 4 - 12 20 80 100 Total 28 16 48 140 560 700

M. Sc. Part –II Semester IV

Course Code




CS2411 Research/Industrial Project

8 - - 50 150 200

CS2412 Research seminar 4 - - 100 - 100 Total 12 150 150 300

4. Course Structure: DCP

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Paper No

Name of the Subject Theory Practical Internal Unit Total Marks

DCP01 Financial Accounting with Tally

2 2 20 80 100

DCP02 Visual Programming 2 2 20 80 100 DCP03 RDBMS with oracle

2 2 20 80 100

DCP04 Programming in C, C++

2 2 20 80 100

DCP11 Practical Lab - - 20 80 100 DCP12 Project and viva - 2 20 80 100 Total 8 10 120 480 600

5. Infrastructure facilities :

Sr No

Particular Quantity

1 Computer 106 2 Workstation 03 3 Laptop 12 4 LCD/Projector 03 5 DLP Projector 01 6 Plasma Display 03 7 Smart Board 01 8 UPS 03 9 Air Conditioner 06

6. Placement Opportunities: � MoU with C-DAC, Pune under which internship is offered to students. � Most of students are placed in Companies through Campus � Interviews conducted by Department and other Institutes. � Expert Lectures Every Week about Career Guidance. � Mock Interview Practice and Portal for Campus � Group Discussion Sessions. � Aptitude and Resume Writing Workshops.

4.27 DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY

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Professor & Head :- : Prof. Dr. J. P. Jadhav Phone (Office): (0231)2609365

Phone (Head):9673517771 HOD E- mail ID [email protected]

Teaching staff:

Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No.

Associate Professor Sr. No. Assistant Professor

1 Prof. J. P. Jadhav -- ---- 1 Dr. R. V. Khandare

2 Prof. V. A. Bapat -- ---- 2 Dr. U. B. Jagtap

Dr. S.A. Patil

COURSES OFFERED: POST GRADUATE LEVEL COURSES

INTAKE GRADUATE LEVEL COURSES

INTAKE DIPLOMA/ CERTIFICATE

LEVEL COURSES

INTAKE

M.Sc. (Semester pattern) CBCS

30 ---- ---- ---- ----

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

---- ---- ---- ---- ----

Ph.D. 08 ---- ---- ---- ----

Course Structure M.Sc. (Semester-I & II): Under Horizontal Mobility with Department of Biochemistry, Shivaji University, Kolhapur.

Code No. Semester - I Code No.

Semester - II

LS 141 Cell Biology, Microbiology and Virology

BC 241 Enzymology (Prerequisite: LC BC 141, LC BC 142)

BC 141 Proteins – Structure and Functions MB 241 Molecular Biology

BC 142 Biomolecules BC 242 Bioenergetics

BSI 141 Biostatistics and Bioinformatics with Computer Orientation

TB 241 Tools and Techniques in Bioscience

LC BT 141 Laboratory Course I LC BT 241

Laboratory Course III

LC BT 142 Laboratory Course II LC BT 242

Laboratory Course IV

Course Structure --- M.Sc. (Semester-III & IV) Code No. Semester - III Code No. Semester - IV

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GE 341 Genetic Engineering AT 441 Animal Tissue Culture FT 341 Fermentation Technology-I AGP 441 Advances in Genomics and

Proteomics IM 341 Immunology APB 441 Advances in Plant

Biotechnology PB 341 Plant Biotechnology CBCS Students choice under CBCS

(from other departments) LC BT 341 Laboratory Course V LC BT 441 Laboratory Course VII LC BT 342 Laboratory Course VI LC BT 442 Laboratory Course VIII

(Project Work)

• Each Paper carries 80 (Theory) + 20 (Internal) Marks.

• Each Practical Paper carries 100 Marks.

• C.B.C.S. – 3 papers

Following are the choices for the students to be offered under CBCS by Department of Biotechnology, SUK

Code Semester III Code Semester IV

PB 341 Plant Biotechnology AGP 441 Advances in Genomics and Proteomics

APB 441 Advances in Plant Biotechnology

• Infra-structure facilities : ( Total more than 5 lac ) 1. Library: 100 titles in the department library 2. Internet facilities for staff and students: Yes 3. Total number of class rooms: 2 4. Class rooms with ICT facility: 1 5. Students’ laboratories: 2 6. Research laboratories: 5

• Placement Opportunities

01 Biotechnology firms and industries, Pharmaceutical industries, Food and Drug industries, Agriculture industries, teaching and Biotechnology research sectors

02 Aggregate 80-90% of total opportunities.

4.28 DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY (Year of Establishment:2005)

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Professor & Head :- : Dr. K. D. Sonawane Phone (Office): (0231) 0231-2609326 Phone (Head): 9881320719 Official E-mail ID : [email protected] HOD E- mail ID [email protected]

Teaching staff: For self supporting Departments : Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No.

Associate Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

Sr. No.

Visiting Faculty

1. Prof. K. D. Sonawane M.Sc., Ph. D. (NIH Fellow, USA)

1 - 1 Dr. S. R. Waghmare M. Sc., Ph.D. , NET.

1 Prof. S. P. Govindwar (M.Sc. Ph. D.) (SUK)

2 Dr. N. H. Nadaf M. Sc., Ph.D.

2 Prof. (Mrs.) J. P. Jadhav (M.Sc. Ph. D.) (SUK)

3 Mr. D. B. Jadhav M.Sc., NET

3 Prof. (Mrs.) A.U. Arvindkar (M.Sc. Ph. D.) (SUK)

4 Dr. P.M. Gurao (M.Sc. Ph. D.) (SUK)

5 Dr. (Mrs.) P. B. Dandge (M. Sc. Ph.D.) (SUK)

6 Dr. U. B. Aithal (M.Sc., Ph.D.)

Courses offered :

Sr. No. Post Graduate Courses Intake Graduate Courses

Intake Diploma/ P.G. Diploma/ Certificate

Course

Intake

1. M.Sc. Microbiology 30 - - - -

2. M. Phil./Ph.D 09 - - - -


Sr. No.


1 Cell Biology, Microbiology and Virology Sem-I 4

2 Immunology Sem-III 4

3 Microbial Fermentation Technology Sem-IV 4



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Paper No.

Paper code Title Paper No.

Paper code Title

I 59789/59777 59815/59852

Cell Biology, Microbiology and Virology

V 61331/61369 61392/61343

Enzymology

II 59790/59778 59816/59853

Proteins- Structure and Functions

VI 61332/61370 61393/61344

Molecular Biology

III 59791/59779 59817/59854

Biomolecules VII 61333/61371 61394/61345

Bioenergetics

VI 59792/59780 59818/59855

Biostatistics and Bioinformatics with Computer Orientation

VIII 61334/61332 61395/61346

Tools and Techniques in Bioscience

59781/59819 59856/59793

Laboratory Course I

61335/61373 61396/61347


59782/59820 59857/59794

Laboratory Course II 61336/61374 61397/61348


Semester - III Semester - IV Paper No

Paper code Title Paper No.

Paper code Title

IX 63243/64159 64179/64185

Genetic Engineering XIII 63249 Food and Dairy Microbiology

XI 63244/64181 64161/64188

Fermentation Technology- I

XIV 65088/63251 65197

Bioinformatics

XII 63246/64180 64653/64651

Immunology

XV 63250 Microbial Fermentation Technology

X 63245 Microbial Diversity and Extremophiles

XVI 63252 Medical Microbiology

63247 Laboratory Course- V

63253 Laboratory Course VII

63248 Laboratory Course- VI 63254 Laboratory Course VIII (Project Work)

Infrastructure facility :(mention only above Rs. 5 lakhs) Sr. No. Name of facility/equipment Description

1. DNA Sequencer -

2. HPLC -

3. Gel Documentation -

Placement Opportunities : ( in brief ) 1) Pharmaceutical Company 2) Research institutes 3) College and University

4.29 DEPARTMENT OF FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Co-ordinator :- Dr. A. K. Sahoo

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Phone (Office): (0231) 2020022 Official E-mail ID : [email protected] HOD E- mail ID [email protected]

For self supporting Departments :

Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No.

Associate Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

Sr. No.

Visiting Faculty

01 Dr. A. K. Sahoo Co-ordinator

--- 01 02

Dr. R. C. Ranveer Mr. A. A. Gatade

01 02 03 04 05

Dr. J.S. Ghosh Dr. V. K. Garande Dr. D. D. Patange Dr. S. R. Waghmare Dr. N. H. Nadaf

Courses offered :

Sr. No.



Intake Diploma/ P.G. Diploma/

Certificate Course

Intake

01 M.Sc. (Food Sci. and Tech.)

30 --- --- --- ---

M.Phil./Ph.D. As per availability of seats with Guides


Sr. No.


01 Principles of Food Processing and preservation

I 4

02 Fermentation Technology III 4 Course Structure : CBCS


Paper No.

Paper code

Title Paper No.

Paper code

Title

I FST 101 Principles of food processing & preservation

V FST 201

Principles of food engineering

II FST 102 Food Microbiology VI FST 202

Cereal and legume technology

III FST 103 Food Chemistry VII FST 203

Fruit and vegetable technology

IV FST 104 Biochemistry and Nutrition VIII FST 204

Fermentation technology

FST 105 Laboratory Course I FST 205


FST 106 Laboratory Course II FST 206



Paper No.

Paper code

Title Paper No.

Paper code

Title

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IX FST 301 Technology of meat, fish and poultry products

XIII FST 401 Post-harvest technology of plantation crops

X FST 302 Technology of milk and milk products

XIV FST 402 Technology of oilseeds and fats

XI FST 303 Food quality and safety management

XV FST 403 Food Packaging

XII FST 304 Food additives, contaminants and toxicology

XVI FST 404 Food Biotechnology

FST 305 Laboratory Course V FST 405 Laboratory Course VII

FST 306 Laboratory Course VI FST 406 Laboratory Course VIII

Infrastructure facility : (mention only above Rs. 5 lakhs) Sr. No. Name of facility/equipment Description

1 Texture Analyzer To determine textural profile offood products 2 Water activity Meter To determine water activity of the products 3 Spray dryer Drying of liquid food products 4 HPLC Analysis of non-volatiles 5 Digital Refractometer To determine Total soluble solids and refractive

index 6 Fluidized bed drier Drying of solid food commodities 7 Freeze Dryer Drying of food products at low temperature

Placement Opportunities : ( in brief ) The Food Science and Technology course is multi-disciplinary course. The pass out students can enter into different food sector like Fruits and vegetable, Dairy, Confectionary, Fermented beverages, Bakery etc. Industries is the student will be placed in different sectors like R & D, Production and Quality control of the industries. Along with private sector opportunities the students also enter in government sector &like Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Food Corporation of India (FCI), Export council of India (ECI) and Different Banks etc. The Students can also become an entrepreneur and start his own business.

4.30 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

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Professor & Head :Co-ordinator :- Prof. Dr. P. S. Patankar Phone ( office) :0231-2609183 Phone (HOD) : 0231-2609182 Official E- mail ID : [email protected] HOD E-mail ID :[email protected]

� Teaching Staff :

Sr. No

Professor Sr. No

Associate Professor

Sr. No

Assistant Professor

Name & Qualifications Name & Qualifications

Name & Qualification

1 Dr. P. S. Patankar M.Sc, M. A. M.Ed, Ph. D

1 Dr. C. P. Sonkamble M.Sc; M.A; M.Ed, Ph.D

1 Dr. N. R. Sapre M. Sc; M.Ed; Ph. D

2 Dr. M. S. Padmini B.Sc.Ed, M.Ed, Ph.D

2 Dr. G. S. Patil M.Sc; M.Ed; Ph. D

� Courses Offered :



Intake Diploma / P.G. Diploma / Certificate Courses

Intake

1. M. Ed 50

------- ------ P. G. Diploma in Teacher

Training Education 40

------- ------ P. G. Diploma in Mass Communication

Education 40 2.M. Phil ( Education ) As Per the availability of Research Guide

3. Ph. D ( Education ) As Per the availability of Research Fuide

Course Structure I] M. ED. COURSE AS PER NCTE NORMS M.Ed. Two - Year Semester Course Structure

Sr. No. Component Marks/Credits

Semester Semester Semester Semester Total I II III IV 1 Compulsory 03 Papers 03 Papers 03 Papers 01 Paper 10 Papers

Papers 300 Marks 300 Marks 300 Marks 100 Marks 1000 Marks (12 Credits) (12 Credits) (12 Credits) (4 Credits) (40 Credits)

2 Optional Papers 01 Paper 01 Paper - - 02 Papers (Any One) 100 Marks 100 Marks 200 Marks (4 Credits) (4 Credits) (8Credits)

3 Specialization Papers - - 01 Paper 03 Papers 04 Papers ( Ele.Edu./Sec.&Sr. Sec. 100 Marks 300 Marks 400 Marks Edu.)( Any one) (4 Credits) (12 Credits) (16 credits)

4 Ability / Skill Enhancement Courses i) Comm.Skill ; Aca.

Writing; 75 Marks 25 Marks - - 100 Marks

Expository Writing; Self (3 Credits) (1 Credit) (4 Credits) Development &Yoga Education

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ii) ICT &E-Education 100 Marks 100 Marks - - 200 Marks (4 Credits) (4 Credits) (8 Credits) 5 Dissertation 25 Marks 50 Marks 50 Marks 100 Marks 225 Marks

(1 Credit) (2 Credits) (2 Credits) ( 4 Credits) (9 Credits) 6 Educational - 25 Marks - - 25 Marks

Tour/Visits (1 Credit) (1 Credit) 7 *Internship - 50 Marks 50 Marks - 100 Marks

(Teacher Education) - I&II ( 2 Credits) ( 2 Credits) (4 Credits)

8 **Internship - - 50 Marks 50 Marks 100 Marks ( Specialization) –I&II (2 Credits) (2 Credits) (4 Credits) ( Ele.Edu./Sec.Edu.)

9 Practicum - - 50 Marks 50 Marks 100 Marks ( Specialization)-I &II (2 Credits) (2 Credits) (4 Credits) ( Ele.Edu./Sec.Edu.)

10 Viva-voce - - - 50 Marks 50 Marks (Dissertation) (2 Credits) (2 Credits)

Total 600 650 600 650 2500 Marks/Credits (24 Credits) (26 Credits) (24 Credits) (26 Credits) ( 100

Credits)

Total Hours 612 646 + 612 612 2482 Hrs. +

***Additional

hrs. ***

Additional

of Edu. Tour hrs. of

Edu.Tour

Inter Semester Break (ISB) ISB-I ISB-IIISB-III 4 Credits

1 Credit 1 Credits

2 Credits

(Exp. Writing) (Aca. Writing)

(Dissertation)

Total of Semester I,II,III &IV and

2500 Marks

ISB (104 Credits)

SS-3. Internship (Teacher Education) and ** Internship (Specialization) Programmes will be under the observation/supervision of the teachers.

MO-5. Additional Number of Hours of Educational Tour is subject to change each year depending on the number of Tour days II] M. PHIL. (EDUCATION) COURSE

III] Ph.D. (EDUCATION) COURSE IV] P.G. DIPLOMA IN TEACHER TRAINING EDUCATION (T.T.E.) Papers: Paper 1. Educational Psychology Paper 2. Guidance and Counseling

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Paper 3. Teaching Skills, Methods & Strategies Paper 4. Process of Evaluation. a) Each Paper carries 100 marks. (Total 400 marks) b) Assignment per paper 25 marks (Total 100marks.)

V] P.G. DIPLOMA IN MASS COMMUNICATION EDUCATION (M.C.E.) Paper 1. Principles of Mass Communication Paper 2. Public Relation Paper 3. Journalism Paper 4. Mass Communication Media & their Contribution to Education a) Each Paper carries 100 marks. (Total 400 marks) b) Assignment per paper 25 marks (Total 100 marks) Eligibility: A graduate from any faculty or an equivalent degree from a recognized University. Duration of course: 6 months (From June to November) Examination: It held’s in December/ January, papers may be answered in Marathi/ English. Mode of course: Distance mode with only one contact session (3 days preferably during Holidays) the admitted candidates will be provided course material in English. Admissions: It will be on first come first serve bases Intake capacity - 40 candidates per course. The P.G. Diploma Certificate will be awarded by Shivaji University, Kolhapur. Fee: Rs. 1500/- and Rs.500/- Examination fee. Infrastructure Facilities:

1. Information Technology Laboratory 2. Educational Technology Room. 3. Psychology Laboratory 4. Departmental Library 5. Auditorium with seating capacity of 150

Placement Opportunities Department Placement Officer 1 As a TEACHER in P. G. Departments, B. Ed Colleges, B.A. B. Ed. (Integrated) Colleges, D.T.Ed.. Colleges, Junior College, Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalay & Secondary Schools, etc 2 As a RESEARCHER in N.C.E.R.T., S.C.E.R.T., N.U.E.P.A, N.C.T.E., Maharashtra State Secondary

& Higher Secondary of Education Board, Pune & Balabharati, Pune, etc. 3. As an ADMINSTRATOR as Head (P. G. Department ), Principals, Class I & Class II Posts in

State & Central Govt. (M.P.S.C. & U.P.S.C.), N.C.E.R.T., S.C.E.R.T. & Education Officer in Army

4.31 DEPARTMENT OF LAW

Head :- Shri. V. Y.Dhupdale Phone (Office): (0231) 2609211

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Phone (Head) 9184370879 Official E-mail ID : [email protected] HOD E- mail ID: [email protected]

� Teaching Staff : For self supporting Departments :

Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No

Associate Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

Sr. No.

Visiting Faculty

--

Nil

1.Dhupdale V.Y Asst. Pro & Head.

2. Kavita R. Yadav

1.Dr.R.Narayana. 2.Dr.S.A.Shah 3.Dr.Deepa Patil 4.Dr.Himmattsing Shinde. 5.Prin.Malushte R.S. 6.Dr.Sujata Pawar. 7.Dr.M Bapat. 8.Dr.T.R.Maruthi.

Courses offered :

Sr. No.




Course

Intake

1 LL.M. I. 60 Nil Nil PGDHR 80

2 LL.M.II 60 Nil Nil PGCADR 50

M.Phil./ Ph.D. As per availability of seats with Guides


Sr. No.


NIL

Course Structure : CBCS --- Nil


Paper No. Paper code Title Paper No. Paper code Title


Paper No. Paper code Title Paper No. Paper code Title

4.32 DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC AND DRAMATICS

Prof & Head :- Dr. N.V. Chitnis Phone (Office) : 02312609221

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Phone (HOD) : 02312609222 Official E-mail ID :[email protected] HOD E-mail ID : [email protected]

Teaching staff :

Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No.

Associate Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

Sr. No.

Visiting Faculty

1 01 - 02 06

For self supporting Departments : N.A

Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No.

Associate Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

Sr. No.

Visiting Faculty

Co-ordinator/ I/c Head /

If appointed full time in the Department

If appointed full time in the Department

All contributory faculty from other departments /college/experts

Courses offered :

Sr. No.


Intake Bridge Courses Intake Diploma/P.G. Diploma/

Certificate Course

Intake

1 M.P.A. Vocal 15 Bridge Vocal 15 Diploma Vocal 15 2 M.P.A. Dramatics 15 Bridge

Dramatics 15 Dipolma

Instrumental Tabla

15

3 M.P.A Instrumental Tabla

15 Bridge Instrumental Tabla

15 Diploma Instrument Harmonium / Sitar/Violin

15

4 M.P.A. Instrument Harmonium/Sitar/ Violin

15 Bridge Instrument Harmonium/ Sitar/ Violin

15 Diploma Dramatics 15

5 _ _ _ _ Diploma Portrait Composition & Landscape

15

6 _ _ _ _ Dipolma Bharat Natyam /Kathaka

15

7 _ _ _ Crtificate Dramatics 15

Placement Opportunities : ( in brief )

Services in the Universities & Colleges , in perform in All India Radio Stations as Announcer , as an Artist. Students may get chance T.V. Serials & Cinema .

4.33 ADULT AND CONTINUING EUDCATION AND EXTENSION WORK

Professor & Head ::- Dr. Gorakhanath N. Kambale Phone (Office): 0231-2609151 Phone (Head)0231- 2609150

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Official E-mail ID : --- HOD E- mail ID: [email protected] * Teaching Staff :

No. Professor No. Associate Professor No. Assistant Professor

1 1 Dr. Gorakhanath Kamble (M. A. M.Phil, Ph.D..)

1 Dr. Suman Buwa (MSW, Ph.D..)

2 Shri. Yashodhan Bokil (M. A. SET )

Skill Based Courses * Courses offered : Continuing Education Courses (Certificate Courses)

Sr. No Course Name Duration Intake

1 2 3 4

1) Rural Journalism and Mass Communication

6 months 60 Student's per batch/center

2) Balwadi Teachers Education Course

6 months 60 Student's per batch/center

3) Travel and Tourism 6 months 60 Student's per batch/center 4) Cookery 6 months 30 Student's per batch/center 5) Home Science 6 months 30 Student's per batch/center 6) Fashion Designing 6 months 30 Student's per batch/center 7) Library Management 3 months 60 Student's per batch/center 8) Basic Beauty Culture and Hair

Dressing 3 months 30 Student's per batch/center

9) Radio Jockey 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center 10) Milk Microbiology 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center 11) P.C. Maintenance 1 Month 60 Student's per batch/center 12) Vermi Composting 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center 13) Garden Techniques 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center 14) Ballad and Folk Art. 6 Months 30 Student's per batch/center 15) Gandhian Thought 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center 16) Human Right 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center 17) Event Management 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center 18) Introduction to Income Tax 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center 19) Panchayati Raj 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center 20) Trade Unionism 4 Months 60 Student's per batch/center 21) izkd`rHkk"kk 1 Year 60 Student's per batch/center 22) Pragmatic English 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center 23) Proficiency in the use of English 6 Months 40 Student's per batch/center 24) E -Taxation 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center 1 2 3 4

25) yksdukV; 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center 26) Water & Soil Analysis 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center 27) Pharma Quality Control

Assurance 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

28) Introduction to Herbal medical 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

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plants 29) Western Dance 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center 30) lqxa/kh o vkS"k/khouLirhaphvksG[k o lao/kZu 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center 31) laHkk”k.k dkS'kY; 10 Days 60 Student's per batch/center 32) Fashion Designing 3 Months 30 Student's per batch/center 33) <ksydhoknu 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center 34) Advertising 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center 35) Gents Beauty Parlor 10 Days 60 Student's per batch/center 36) Proof Reading 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center 37) ,sfrgkfld lkglh enkZuh [ksG 1 Month 60 Student's per batch/center 38) Hotel Management 6 Month 60 Student's per batch/center

Courses Structure :

As there are need based courses. Course structure differences as per the nature and scope of the course.

* Infrastructure facilities : – Building – Approx. 3000 Sq. ft. two stoary building – Newly constructed building – approx. 1200 sq. ft. – Library – Number of books – 1000 – E – learning Centre – Computers – 15 – Educational C.D.'s – 44

* Placement Opportunities :

No. Course Placement Opportunities

1 Library Management Assistant Librarians in secondary schools and public libraries

2 Rural Journalism Job of Reporters in medias

3 BalwadiShikshakShikshan Balwadi teachers

4 Fashion Designing Own business

5 Modi Script Modi Scripts Writers

6 Tally Assistant to Accountants

7 Music Performing artist and for developing career in music

8 Shahiri Kala Ballads Performing artist and for developing own career as artist.

9 Salesmanship Training Job of Salesmanship firms, shops

10 Radio Jocky Job of Radio Jokies in broadcasting medias

11 Valuation of immovable properties Job of valuaters – own business

4.34 CENTER FOR GANDHIAN STUDIES

Co-ordinator :- Prof. Dr. Bharati Patil Phone (Office: (0231) 2609344

Phone (Head) 9850418070 HOD E- mail ID: [email protected]

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Teaching Staff :

Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No. Visiting Staff

Name & Qualifications P. G. Diploma Gandhian Studies

Prof. Dr. Bharati Patil M.A. M.Phil. Ph. D

1 Prof. Dr. Bharati Patil 2 Prof. Sucheta Surgihali 3 Prof. Dr. KeshavHarel 4 Prof. Dr. J. R. Dabhole 5 Prof. R. G. Waradkar 6 Prof. Dr. Ashok Chousalkar 7 Dr. MallikarjunBandare 8 Dr. Salim Pathan 9 Mrs. Neha Wadekar 10 Shri. SachinBhosale 11 Shri. Bahubali Patil P. G. Diploma In Rural

Development

1 Prof. Dr. Bharati Patil 2 Dr. AmitaKanegaonkar 3 Prof. S. T. Kombade 4 Prof. VidyaKatti 5 Mrs. SmitaPawar 6 Shri. Uday Gaikwad 7 Shri. BahubaliPatil 8 Shri. Suryakant Gaikwad

Course offered:


Intake Diploma/P.G.Diploma/

Certificate Course Intake

P. G. Diploma in Gandhian Studies 30 P. G. Diploma in Rural Development 30

4.35 Centre for Women’s Studies ( Recognised by the UGC as the Phase-II Centre)

Director :- Dr. Medha Nanivadekar Phone (Office: (0231) 2609191 Phone (Head) 0231-2609191 HOD E- mail ID: [email protected]

P. G. Diploma in Gandhain Studies ( One year Course with Annual Exam) Subject : 1) Social Ideas of Mahatma Gandhi 2) Political ideas of Mahatma Gandhi 3) Economic Ideas of Mahatma Gandhi 4) Role of Gandhi in India’s Freedom Movement 5) Gandhism After Mahatma Gandhi 6) Philosophy of Mahatma Gandhi P. G. Diploma in Rural Development ( One year Course with Annual Exam) Subject : Governance & Rural Development 2) Experiments of Rural Development 3) Rural Economics 4) Gandhian Theory of Rural Development 5) Dissertation

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Teaching staff :

Sr. No.

Associate Professor

1. Dr. Medha Nanivadekar Courses offered :

Sr. No.


Intake for 2016-

2017

Sr. No.

Certificate Courses at PG Level (offered subject to the availability of teacher/s and classroom)

Intake

1 M.A. in Women’s Studies

25 1 Introduction to Western Feminist Thought (Credits- 4)

Maximum 25

2 M.Phil. / Ph.D.

Not available in Academic Year 2016-2017

2 Prevention of Sexual Harassment at Workplace (Credits-4)

Maximum 25

3 UGC Recommended Course in Gender Sensitisation (Credits- 2)

Maximum 25

Courses under CBCS : (Offered subject to the availability of teacher/s and classroom)

Sr. No. Title of Course Semester Credits 1 Introduction to Western Feminist Thought Students are advised to

contact the Centre for Women’s Studies to check the availability of CBCS Courses in a particular semester.

4 2 Prevention of Sexual Harassment at Workplace 4 3 Gender and International Development 4 4 Gender and Environment 4 5 UGC Recommended Course in Gender Sensitisation 2

Course Structure : CBCS As mentioned above

Infrastructure facility :(mention only above Rs. 5 lakhs) Nothing is above Rs. 5 Lakh

Placement Opportunities :

There is an increasing demand for gender experts at the national and international level. Opportunities are available with the Government, the NGO sector, in the field of corporate Social Responsibility, research institutions and so on.

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4.36 CENTRE FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Centre Head: Dr. Manjusha Deshpande Phone (Office) 0231-2609309, 2690762 Cell: 9158990530 E-mail: dmanjusha65 @gmail.com

Certificate Courses at PG Level (Duration: Three Months

Dr. Manjusha Deshpande teaches following courses designed for any graduate willing to pursue research, academic and field activities with the perspective of Community Development.

1. Community Based Natural Resource Management 2. Community Initiatives in Prevention of Non-Communicable Diseases 3. Science Communication 4. Youth and Community Development

Characteristics of the Courses: Participatory and project based teaching-learning method with innovative brain storming games and role play

I. Certificate Courses ( Skill Development and Skill Up-gradation) Following tailor-made courses designed by eminent academicians and professionals, all the courses have been organized in collaboration with voluntary organization and Educational Institutes under Shivaji University Jurisdiction.

Duration: One Year Eligibility Fees

Course Name

1. Dress Design and Fashion Coordination 10th Pass/Fail 5000/- 2. Child Education and

Development(Marathi) 10th Pass/Fail 2000/-

3. Child Education and Development 10th Pass/Fail 3000/- 4. Nutrition and Dietetics 12th Pass/Fail 4000/- 5. Health Assistant 10th Pass/Fail 5000/- 6. CMLT 10th Pass/Fail 3500/- 7. X-ray, ECG and CT Scanning Assistant 10th Pass/Fail 5000/- 8. ICU Assistant 10th Pass/Fail 5000/- 9. Lab Management with Analysis of

food, water and Soil 12th Science Pass 3000/-

10. Advanced Certificate Course in Panch-Karma

B.A.M.S 12,000/-

11. Emergency Medical Services(EMS) Any medical graduate 12. Ad. Cert. Course in Dialysis Technician 12th Science Pass 6000/- 13. Ad. Cert. Course in Perfusion

Technician 12th Science Pass 10,000/-

14. Ad. Cert. Course in Hospital Management

12th Science Pass 10,000/-

15. Ad. Cert. Course in MRI Technician 3 years experience of X-ray, ECG and CT Technician

10,000/-

16. Nursery Management 10th Pass/Fail 2000/-

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17. Film and Theatre Acting Anybody Interested 5000/- Duration: Eight Months 18. Drama Making and Processing Anybody Interested 2000/- Duration: Six Months 19. Certificate Course in Counseling

Techniques Any Graduate 4000/-

20. Ophthalmic Assistant 10th Pass/Fail 2000/- 21. Operation Theatre Assistant 12th Pass 3000/- 22. Panchkarma Assistant 10th Pass/Fail 4000/- 23. Ayurved Parichay 10th Pass/Fail 2000/- Duration: Four Months 24. Computer Hardware Maintenance 10th Pass 3500/- 25. Computer Networking 10th Pass 3500/- Duration: Three Months

26. Craft Anybody Interested 300/- 27. Spoken English Anybody Interested 500/- 28. Identification and conservation of

Medicinal Plants Anybody interested 150/-

29. Lab Management and water Analysis 12th Science 1500/- 30. Lab Management and Soil Analysis 12th Science 1500/- 31. Lab Management and Food Analysis 12th Science 1500/- 32. Tally 10th Pass 1500/ 33. DTP 10th Pass 1500/ 34. Fitness Training 12th Fail/ Pass, 10th Pass and

experience of two years in respective field

4000

II. Lecture Series on “Innovative Gardening Skills, Garbage Decomposition, Kitchen and Community Gardening on every Thursday at 1 pm Special Infrastructure facilities: Lecture hall with classroom facilities such as Laptop and DLP

• Placement: 90 % participants of our courses get employment in private and cooperative sector.

Some of them have started self employment units.

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4.37 DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR CENTRE FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

Director :- Dr. Krishna Kirwale

Phone (Office) 0231-2609361 E-mail: [email protected]

Teaching Staff : -

Sr. No

Professor Sr. No.

Associate Proffessor

Sr. No.

Assistant Proffessor

Sr. No.

Visiting Staff

1 Dr. Krishna Kirwale ( Director ) MA, Ph.D., B.D. ( Dramatics )

-------------- ------------- -------------

Course Offered :

Post Graduate Courses Intake Diploma / P.G. Diploma / certificate Courses

Intake

Ph.D. ------- ------- --------- M. Phil. ------- ------- ---------

Course Structure :

M.P.S.C./U.P.S.C. Batch has started from year of 2009. In this batch admission get for only S.C. students who are preparing for competitive exams. This is from the Govt. of Maharashtra. On the basis of common entrance test 50 students get selected. U.P.S.C. Training Programme for SC students.

Qualificaion : Any Degree. Inter- disciplinary programmes started : M. Phil, Ph.D. course.

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4.38 Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj Center of Studies of Maratha History Incharge Coordinator : Prof. M. A. Lohar Assistant Director : Smt. Neelambari B. Jagtap Phone : 0231-2606091 email : [email protected]

The objective of the center is emphasis on the study of Maratha History for the proper understanding of History of Maharashtra. The center has made efforts to collect original sources in MODI script which are available at Pune and Mumbai. Knowledge of MODI script is essential for the study of Maratha History and hence center has contineously conducted courses in MODI scipt in August, 2015 and February, 2016. In order to acquaint the scholars with recent research in Maratha History, center organises Dr.Appasaheb Pawar Memorial Lecture Series every year. This year Prof Vasha Shirgaonkar from SNDT University, Mumbai delivered lecture on "Maratha Miniature Paintings & Maratha Horticulture" and Prof. Ruby Maloni, from Mumbai University delivered one lecture on "Peshwa Bajirao First and Expansion of Maratha Power". These lecture were arranged in January and February, 2016. The center organises National Seminar on Maratha history every year. This year center organised the National Seminar on "Socio-Cultural and Economic Aspects of Maratha History" Prof G.B.Shaha from Nashik delivered keynote address and Prof. Sumitra Kulkarni from Pune delivered a lead lecture on " Pargana Pune: An Economic History ". The center has good collection of original source material in CD form. Center has undertaken some research project also. Smt. Neelambari Jagtap is working on the following projects, 1) Relation Between the Maratha and European Factories in North Konkan(From 1700 to 1800 AD) and 2) Documentation of Miniature Paintings in the Collection of Department Of History, Shivaji University, Kolhapur. Important Publications of the Center are " Marathekalin Samajjivan" and "Marathanchya Itihasache Pailu"

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4.39 CENTRE OF NEHRU STUDIES

Coordinator :- Prof. Dr. V. P. Rasam Phone (Office) 0231-2609352, 2609234

E-mail: [email protected] Teaching STAFF:

Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No.

Associate Professor

Sr. No.

Sr. No. Visiting Teacher Staff

1. Prof.Dr.V.P.Rasam M.A. Ph.D

1. Dr. Ravindra Bhanage M.A. Ph.D

1. Prof.Dr.Padmaja Patil M.A. Ph.D

2. Prof.Dr.Prakash Pawar M.A. Ph.D

2. Prof.Dr.Nisha Mude M.A. Ph.D

3. Prof.Dr.Arun Chavan M.A. Ph.D

4. Prof.Dr. M.C. Shaikh B.sc,LLM,MBA,Ph.D

5. Prof. Dr.Savita Rasam LLB, Ph.D

Course Offered:-



Intake Diploma/P.G. Diploma / Certificate Courses

intake

P.G. Diploma in Communal Harmony & Social Peace

30

P.G. Diploma in Communal Harmony & Social Peace

Paper I Evolution of Indian nationalism Paper II Communal Harmony and Social Peace in Indian tradition Paper III Course of communal disharmony and Social unrest Paper IV Methods to establish Communal Harmony and Social Peace Paper V Dissertation Infrastructure Facilities: Computer, LCD Laptop Vice Recorder etc. Trust Areas of Research: Political Philosophy of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. Nehru and development of democracy in India. Nehru and International Politics.

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4.40 Center for Distance Education

Phone(Office): - (0231)2693771,2693871, 2694771. HoD’s official E-mail ID :[email protected]

Teaching Staff :

Sr. No. Ag. Director Sr. No.

Course Coordinators

1 Captain (Dr.) N.P.Sonaje. M.E., M.B.A. Ph.D., (Civil Engg.) Deputy Registrar

1

Dr.S.M.Aparaj M.A., M.Ed., Ph.D.

2 Shri. D.K.Kamlakar M.Com., M.B.A.

3 Dr. (Smt) R.U.Sankpal M.A.,M.Ed.,Ph.D. (Education), MBA

4 Dr.N.S.Randive M.A., M.J.C. Ph.D

5 Dr.K.B.Patil. M.A.,M.Ed., Ph.D. (Education) Regional Co-Ordinator, Sangli.

6 Dr.V.S.Khandagale. M.Sc., M.Ed., Ph.D.,(Education) Regional Co-Ordinator, Satara.

Programmes & Courses Offered: The Center for Distance Education (CDE)offers 11Programmes, with 334 Courses. Distance learners opt for their respective subjects and courses from the different programmes and courses available. The CDE is endeavoring to incorporate new academic as well as professional courses in future.

Course Pattern No. of Programmes

Course Pattern No. of Programmes

1) Arts 3) Science

B. A. Languages Part I, II & III

Semester 1 M.Sc.(Mathematics) Part I & II

Semester 1

B. A. Social Science Part I, II& III

Semester 1 4) Multidisciplinary Studies

M. A. Languages Part I &II

Semester 1 Master of Valuation (Real Estate) Part I & II

Semester 1

M. A. Social Science Part I & II

Semester 1 P. G. Diploma in Translation

Annual 1

2) Commerce & Management

B.Com. Part I , II& III Semester 1 M.Com. Part I & II Semester 1 M.B.A. (Executive) M.B.A. Part I & II

Semester 2

Total 11

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Centre for Distance Education Self InstructionalMaterial (SIM) available for 2015-16

Courses No. of SIM No. of SIM

B.A.Languages 42 B.Com. 31 B. A. Social Sciences 54 Master of Valuation (RE) 22 M.A. Languages 35 M.Sc.(Mathematics) 12 M. A. Social Sciences 49 M.Com. 8 M.B.A. (Executive) 41 P. G. Diploma in Translation 3 M.B.A.(Distance Mode) 36 Total 333

• Thrust areas of Research & Research Projects :

The Centre for Distance Education undertakes minor research projects throughresearch and development grants received from Distance Education Bureau UGC, New Delhi in the areas of Open and Distance Education. The projects are in the areas of Open and Distance Education like student support services, effectiveness of Study Centers, distance learners and teachers, evaluation, assignments, quality assurance, communication barriers, Contact Sessions, preparation of SIM, and counselling to the distance learners. So far, 88 need-based Minor Research Projects have been completed.

• Infrastructure Facilities : Center for Distance Education is situated in separate building with prominent features

which is approximately 4700 sq.mt. constructed area, with a view to establishing its own independent research unit. Student facilitationcenter, library, reading room,SIM godown and classroom for contact sessions and counseling. Center for Distance Education has LCD projectors, television sets,internet connection, digital cameras,handicam and separate EPBAX facility and has connectivitywith Regional Centers at Sangli and Satara through Video-Conferencing. B) Conferences / Symposia / Workshops etc.organized (Last Five Years): Center for Distance Education has been regularly organizing workshops for the writers of SIMs for the courses offered. Also workshops are organized for administrative staff regarding admission/examination process e.g. e-admissions, form filling etc.

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4.41 CENTRE FOR THE STUDY OF SOCIAL EXCLUSION AND INCLUSIVE POLICY

Name of the Head: Dr. R. G. Dandge (I/C Director) Phone: (Office) 0231-2605518 Phone (HOD): 0231-2605518 Official Email ID: [email protected] HOD EmailID: [email protected]

Teaching Staff:

Sr.No Assistant Professor 1 Smt. Nilisha Prakash Desai 2 Shri. Avinash Gulab Bhale Course Offered:



Intake Diploma/P.G.Diploma/Certificate Course

Intake

Nil Nil Nil Nil P.G.Diploma in Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy

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Course Structure:

Compulsory Papers

Code Paper detail

CC-1 Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy

CC-2 Auditing and Measurement of Discrimination and of Inclusive Policy

CC-3 Quantitative Techniques for Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy

Optional Papers

CO-1 Social reform Movement in India

CO-2 Environment and Social Discrimination

CO-3 Social Exclusion and Indian Labour

Project work

CP 1 Project work

Marks

1. CC- 1 to CC – 3 are compulsory each paper will be of 100 Marks 2. A student can select any one optional paper from optional papers and paper will be of 100

Marks 3. CP-1 – project work is compulsory – 100 marks 4. Total Marks of Course = 500

Infrastructure facilities

1. The Centre at present has a well-furnished Lecture hall and essential educative Equipment’s

Placement Opportunities-

• Job placement opportunities in Voluntary Organizations, NGO, etc.

• Job Placement in CSR in Corporate sector.

• For Competitive Examinations for Civil Services.

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4.42 YASHWANTRAO CHAVAN SCHOOL OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT

Name of the Director: - Dr. Prakash Pawar (M.A., Ph. D.) Phone No. (Office):- 0231-2609437 Official E-mail ID: - [email protected]

M. S. W. in Rural Community Development

� Teaching Staff :- � Courses Offered :- M.S.W. in Rural Community Development

� Course Structure :- M S W

Semester System with Credits and Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE)

M. S. W. PART- II : SEMESTER-III

1 Social Legislation 5 Panchayati Raj and Rural Development

2 Environment & Energy management 6 Rural Health and Development

3 Rural Issues and Development 7 Social Work Practicum 4 Tribal Community Development

Sr. No.

Assistant Director / Assistant Professor

01. Mr. Amol Minchekar, M.A. (Soc.), MSW

02. Mr.Umesh Gadekar, MSW, MBA 03 Mrs. Smita Pawar, (Temp.)

M.A. (Eng.) MSW 04. Ms. Vaijayanti Kamble, (Temp.)

MSW.

Post Graduate Courses Intake

M S W in Rural Community Development PART- I 60 M S W in Rural Community Development PART- II 60

M. S. W. PART- I : SEMESTER-I 1 Social Work – History and Ideologies 5 Work with Individuals

and Families 2 Economic Analysis for Rural Management – I 6 Sociology for Social

Workers 3 Human Growth and Development 7 Social work Practicum 4 Quantitative Analysis for Rural Management M. S. W. PART- I : SEMESTER-II 1 Work with Communities 5 Social Work Research 2 Economic Analysis for Rural Management – II 6 Work with Groups 3 Social Policy, Planning and Development 7 Social Work Practicum 4 Management of Developmental and Welfare Services

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MRS (Master of Rural Studies) � Teaching Staff :- � Courses Offered :-

Post Graduate Courses Intake MRS (Master of Rural Studies) PART- I 60 MRS (Master of Rural Studies) PART- II 60

� Course Structure :- MRS Semester System with Credits and Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE)

MRS PART- I : SEMESTER-I S1.1 Principles and Practices of Rural Development S1.5 Agribusiness,

Agripreneurship and Skill Development

S1.2 Economic Analysis for Rural Management – I S1.6 Rural Livelihood Systems S1.3 Management Accounting and Finance S1.7 Research Methodology for

Rural Studies S1.4 Quantitative Analysis for Rural Management

MRS PART- I : SEMESTER-II S2.1 Computer Applications for Rural Management S2.5 Risk Management & Rural

Insurance S2.2 Economic Analysis for Rural Management – II S2.6 Introduction to Bionomics S2.3 Social Policy, Planning and Development S2.7 Resource Economics S2.4 Trade Liberalization and Global Business Logistics

MRS PART- II : SEMESTER-III S3.1 Operations Research S3.5 Geographical Information

systems for Rural Development S3.2 Environment & Energy management S3.6 Rural Development

Interventions S3.3

Project Management-I: Planning and Implementation of Rural Development Programmes

S3.7 Rural Development Programmes and policies

S3.4 Rural Product Marketing

M. S. W. PART- II : SEMESTER-IV

1 Dissertation/Computer Applications 5 Rural Development, Environment & Sustainable Livelihoods

2 Agrarian Relations, Agriculture & Rural Development

6 Disaster Management

3 NGOs. & Programme Management 7 Social Work Practicum 4 Cooperatives and Rural Development

M. S. W. PART- II : SEMESTER-V

01 Project work

Sr. No. Assistant Director /Assistant Professor

Name & Qualifications 01 Mr. Santosh S. Sutar, M.Sc (Stat) 02 Ms. Kavita S. Vadrale M.A. (Eco.)

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MRS PART- II : SEMESTER-IV S4.1 Business Budgeting S4.5

Project Management – II: Monitoring and Evaluation of Rural Development Programmes

S4.2 Science and Technology for RD S4.6 Social Corporate Responsibilities

S4.3 Co-operative thoughts and collective action S4.4 Finance management

MRS PART- II : SEMESTER-V

S5.1 Project Work

M. C. A. (Rural Informatics)

� Teaching Staff :- Sr. No.

Assistant Director /Assistant Professor

Name & Qualifications 01 Mrs. Vaishali Bhosale

MCA, M. Phil., MBA 02 Ms. Monali Khachane

M.Sc. (Comp. Sci.) 03 Mrs. Vishal Pundikar (Temp.)

MCA. 04. Ms. Swati Patil (Temp.)

MCA.

� Courses Offered :-

Post Graduate Courses Intake MCA ( Rural Informatics ) PART- I 60 MCA( Rural Informatics ) PART- II 60 MCA ( Rural Informatics ) PART- III 60

� Course Structure :- MCA ( Rural Informatics ) Semester System with Credits and Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE) MCA PART- I : SEMESTER-I 01 Computer Organization 05 Accounting and Financial

Management 02 Economic Analysis for Rural Management- I 06 Data and File Structures 03 Programming in C++ 07 Lab-I 04 Quantitative Analysis and Rural Management

MCA PART- I : SEMESTER-II 01 Operating Systems 05 Software Engineering 02 Economic Analysis for Rural

Management- II 06 Computer Network

03 Social Policy Planning and Development

07 Mini-Project - I

04 Database Management System

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MCA PART- II : SEMESTER-III 01 Operation Research 05 Introduction to

Multimedia Systems 02 Environment and Energy Management 06 Information Security &

Cyber Laws 03 Internet Programming 07 Lab-II - 04 Object Oriented Modeling and Design MCA PART- II : SEMESTER-IV 01 E-Commerce and Applications 05 Professional

Communication Skills 02 Software Project Management 06 Cloud Computing 03 Unix Internals and Programming 07 Mini-Project - II 04 Java Programming MCA PART- III : SEMESTER-V 01 Distributed Systems 05 Elective - II 02 Dataware Housing and Mining 06 Mini Project - III 03 XML and Web Services 07 Lab-III 04 Elective - I 08 Seminar MCA PART- III : SEMESTER-VI 01 Project

M. B. A. (Rural Management)

� Teaching Staff :-

Sr. No.

Assistant Director / Assistant Professor

Name & Qualifications 01. Mr. Gajanan Salunkhe,

MBA, M. Phil 02 Mr. Chetan Galage

B. Tech. (Mech), MBA 03. Dr. Nitin C. Mali

B.Sc., DCM MBA, M.Phil., M.Com., Ph. D. 04 Dr. Ramdas Bolake ,

M.A.M.Com, MBA, Ph.D.

� Courses Offered :-

Post Graduate Courses Intake MBA ( Rural Management ) PART- I 60 MBA ( Rural Management ) PART- II 60

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� Course Structure :- MBA ( Rural Management ) Semester System with Credits and Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE) MBA PART- I : SEMESTER-I S1.1 Individual and Group Behaviour S1.5 Rural Business Environment S1.2 Economic Analysis for Rural Management

– I S1.6 Rural Livelihood System

S1.3 Financial and Cost Accounting S1.7 International Trade in Agriculture

S1.4 Quantitative Analysis for Rural Management

MBA PART- I : SEMESTER-II S2.1 Financial Management in Rural

Perspective S2.5 Agriculture Productions and

Operations Management S2.2 Economic Analysis for Rural

Management – II S2.6 Computer Applications for

Rural Management S2.3 Social Policy, Planning and Development S2.7 Managing Cooperatives S2.4 Understanding Organizations

M. Tech ( Rural Technology )

� Teaching Staff :-

Sr. No.

Assistant Director /Assistant Professor

Name & Qualifications 01. Mr. Sudhir Desai

ME Mechanical � Courses Offered :-

Post Graduate Courses Intake M. Tech ( Rural Technology ) PART- I 18 M. Tech ( Rural Technology ) PART- II

� Course Structure :- M. Tech Semester System with Credits and Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE) M. Tech PART- I : SEMESTER-I RETC 1-1 Energy Scenario & Role Of Rural Technology RETE 1-5 Elective I RETC 1-2 Economic Analysis for Rural Management – I RETE 1-6 Elective II RETC 1-3 Quantitative Analysis for Rural Management RETE 1-7 Seminar I

RETC 1-4 Solid Waste Management And Its Conversion Technologies

M. Tech PART- I : SEMESTER-II RETC 2-1 Remote Sensing and GIS RETE 2-5 Elective III RETC 2-2 Economic Analysis for Rural Management – II RETE 2-6 Elective IV RETC 2-3 Social Policy, Planning and Development RETE 2-7 Seminar II

RETC 2-4 Alternative Fuels for Transportation Technology

M. Tech PART- II : SEMESTER-III T 31 Industrial Training And Field Work S 32 Dissertation Phase - I

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M. Tech PART- II : SEMESTER-IV D 42 Dissertation Phase - II

� Infrastructure facilities :- Well-equipped computer Lab., Internet facility to students, Better access of library and sports Accommodation and other support services

� Placement Opportunities:- Students of this School are placed in corporate sector NGOs and productive

employment opportunities consultative assignments and govt sector employment opportunities.

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4.43 NANO SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Name of the Head: Prof. (Dr.) P. S. Patil Phone (Office): 0091-0231-2609490 Phone (HOD): +91 9922235114 Official E-mail ID: [email protected] HOD E-mail ID: [email protected]

� Teaching Staff:

Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No.

Associate Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

Sr. No.

Visiting Professor

1. Prof. (Dr.) P. S. Patil

1. Dr. K. K. Sharma

1. Mr. T. D. Dongale 1. Dr. S. Prabhu, Grenoble Institute of Neuroscience, France

2. Dr. P. J. Patil 2. Prof. (Dr.) C. H. Bhosale

3. Dr. K. D. Pawar 3. Dr. J. K. Nandgave 4. Mr. M. N. Padvi 5. Mr. G. J. Navathe 6. Dr. S. S. Nirmale 7. Mr. K. P. Patil 8. Dr. S. D. Jagdale 9. Dr. A. V. Patil 10. Dr. D. N. Kurhe 11. Dr. N. K. Desai � Course Offered:


Intake Graduate Course Intake Diploma/ PG Diploma/ Certificate Course

Intake

M. Sc. (Nanoscience and Technology)

60 B. Sc. (Nanoscience and Technology)

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� Course Structure: B. Sc. (Nanoscience and Technology)

Semester- I 1. Mechanics, Properties of Matter and

Optics 2. Fundamentals of Chemical Sciences –I 3. Fundamentals of Life Science 4. Mathematical Science 5. Electronic Devices and Circuits

Semester- II 1. Optics, Thermodynamics, Electricity and

Magnetism 2. Fundamentals of Chemical Sciences –II 3. Chemical basis of life, Biomolecules,

Metabolism 4. Computational Method I 5. Digital Electronics

Semester- III 1. Atomic Physics, Crystallography,

Magnetism and Electromagnetic Theory 2. Advanced Chemical Science-I 3. Molecular Cell biology, virology,

immunology 4. Basic Instrumentation 5. Descriptive Statistics 7 Probability

Distributions

Semester- IV 1. Physical Optics, Laser, Quantum and statistical

mechanics 2. Advanced Chemical Science-II 3. Biological culture techniques 4. Advanced Instrumentation 5. Computational methods-II

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Semester- V 1. Mathematical Methods, Statistical Physics

and Solid State Physics 2. Advanced Organic Chemistry 3. Fundamentals of enzymology and

Bioinformatics 4. Science at the Nanoscale 5. Environmental Nanoscience

Semester- VI 1. Classical and Quantum Mechanics 2. Medicinal Chemistry and Radioactivity 3. Molecular biology and genetic engineering 4. Properties of Nanomaterials 5. Nanobiology and Nanomedicine

� Each semester carries 500 marks (15 Credits) for Theory course + 200 (08 Credits)

marks for Lab-course = 700 marks (23 Credits) � Non-credit courses: Communication in Practice, Environmental Science, Personality

Development, Scientific and Technical writing. � Course Structure: M. Sc. (Nanoscience and Technology)

Semester- VII 1. Synthesis and Characterization Methods 2. Carboneous Nanomaterials 3. Nanocoatings 4. Nanostructured Photovoltaics 5. Nanobiotechnology-I

Semester- VIII 1. Magnetic Nanomaterials 2. Nanomaterials for Energy Storage Devices 3. Catalysis and Photocatalysis 4. Functional Nanomaterials 5. Nanobiotechnology-II

Semester- III 1. Research Project and Dissertation Phase-I 2. Seminar based on project work- I

Semester- IV 1. Research Project and Dissertation Phase-II 2. Seminar based on project work- II

� Each semester carries 500 marks (15 Credits) for Theory course + 200 (08 Credits) marks

for Lab-course = 700 marks (23 Credits) � The project work will carry 600 marks (18 Credits) � Non-credit courses: Open source tools and webinars in Nanoscience, Societal implications

of Nanoscience � Placement Opportunities:

• Electronics/semiconductor industry • Materials science including textiles, polymers, packaging, among others • Auto and aerospace industries • Biotechnology, Medical fields and pharmaceuticals • Environmental monitoring, control, and remediation • Food science including quality control and packaging • Energy related industries

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4.44 DEPARTMENT OF TECHNOLOGY ( Approved by AICTE and Recognized by DTE, Govt. of Maharashtra)

I/C Director -Dr.G.S. Kulkarni Phone (Office) 0231-2020022, 2020020 Phone (HOD) : 9860313395 Official E-mail ID : [email protected] HOD E-mail ID :[email protected]

Teaching staff :

Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No.

Associate Professor

Sr. No.


Visiting Faculty

N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

For self supporting Departments :

Sr. No

Professor Sr. No.

Associate Professor

Sr. No.


Visiting Faculty

01 I/C Director -Dr.G.S. Kulkarni

1. 2.

Dr. U.L.Bombale Dr. A.K.Sahoo

01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34

Shri Bhaskar P. C. Smt. Manjrekar A. A. Smt. Chavan Y. V Shri Wagh M. M. Shri Prabhu P. A. Shri Kolekar A. B. Shri Salunkhe M. S. Shri Shirolkar A. A. Shri Patil P. D. Smt. Kotmire N. J. Shri Nangare D. M. Shri Mane R. V. Shri Udachan I. S. Shri Chavan S. B. Smt. Phadnis P. P. Shri Dum A. A. Shri Patil G. S. Dr. Smt. Sawant V. A. Shri Salunkhe H. P. Shri Bhosale S. M. Shri Patil U. A. Dr. Sadale S. B. Shri Tirmare H. A. Shri Khandagale H. P. Shri Lokhande S. M. Shri Gaikwad S. M. Shri Kale S. B. Shri Awati C. J. Shri Madavi A. B. Shri Alzende N. H. Shri Kamble V. K. Shri Ranveer A. C.

01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

Shri Gadgil J.M. Dr. Sonaje N. P. Dr. Munavalli G. R. Dr. Jagdale A.P. Er. Mali D.S. Dr. Ranade S.V. Smt. Kulkarni B.A. Shri.Kulkarni A.A. Shri Kambale P.V. ShriGavali R.S. Shri Patil U.N. Shri Gundale Virajeet Smt. Khavare S.A. Smt. Kharade S.S. Shri Patil R.M. Shri Mudholkar R.R. Shri Vedpathak V.R. Shri Buwa N. K. Dr. Kadam P.A. Dr. Ghosh J.S. Dr. Nadaf Naiem Smt. Torgalkar D.M. Smt. Sutar M.B. Smt. Patil D.B. Smt. Bhise Komal Smt. Mokashi Shweta Shri. Rao A.S. Shri Gatade A.A. Smt. Kulkarni B.A.

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35 36 37 38 39 40

Shri Patil P. P. Shri Mote G. V. Smt. Dabharde R. J. Shri Joshi A. S. Shri Kamble M. M. Shri Pandit H. C. Shri Sutar N. R. Shri Patil B. B. Smt. Patil N. J.

Courses offered :

Sr. No.

Post Graduate Courses (M.Tech)

Intake Graduate Courses (B.Tech) Intake Diploma/ P.G.

Diploma/Certific

ate Course

Intake

01 Computer Science and Technology

18 Computer Science and Technology

60 --- ---

02 Electronics Technology

18 Electronics and Communication Technology

60 - -

03 Energy Technology 18 Chemical Technology 60 04 Environmental

Science and Technology

18 Civil Engineering 60

05 Food Technology 18 Food Technology 60 Mechanical Engineering 60 M.Phil./Ph.D. As per availability of seats with Guides


Sr. No.


-N.A.- - -



-N.A.- -N.A.-

Infrastructure facility :(mention only above Rs. 5 lakhs)

Sr. No. Name of facility/equipment Description

1 ESR GSR Software (5 Users) Software for Analysis, Design and Detailing of Water Tanks (Cost :- 5,86,800/-)

2 Struds V12 Software (5 Users)

Struds is software for designing concrete structures to Indian codes (Cost :- 7,04,160/-)

3 Spray dryer Drying of liquid food products (Cost :- 5,41013/-) 4 Netsim NetSim is a popular network simulation and

network emulation tool used for network design & planning, defense applications and network R & D.(Cost :- 5,21,850/-)

5 UPS- 15KVA Provide uninterrupted Power supply through

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Batteries for Electric Equipments . (Cost :- 5,08,876/-)

6 Oracle Standard Edition ( 25 User)

Use for learn built around a relational database framework in which data objects may be directly accessed by users (or an application front end) through structured query language (SQL). (Cost :- 7,70,385/-)

7 Matlab Software (30 Users) Use for learn a proprietary programming language developed by MathWorks, MATLAB allows matrix manipulations, plotting of functions and data, implementation of algorithms, creation of user interfaces, and interfacing with programs written in other languages, including C, C++, Java, Fortran and Python. (Cost:- 27,17,144/-)

8 NI Software Labview Software

Combine the power of LabVIEW software with modular, reconfigurable hardware to overcome the ever-increasing complexity involved in delivering measurement and control systems on time and under budget. (Cost:- 9,81,750/-)

9 NI alab for advance RE Communication

(Cost:- 9,87,000/-)

10 Differential Global Positioning System

Differential GPS measurements computed in real-time by some GPS receivers if they receive a correction signal using a separate radio receiver and also Differential correction techniques are used to enhance the quality of location data gathered using global positioning system (GPS) receivers. (Cost:- 9,16,875/-)

11 Wind Training System Wind Energy Training System is a scaled down version of actual wind turbine power plant. This system facilitates the students with working and configurable model of wind turbine. (Cost:- 5,77,500/-)

12 Computer Use for Reports, get output through Various Application, use for effective education (Cost:- 7,79,898/-)

13 GC-MS Single Quadrupole Mass Spectrometer

The quadrupole mass analyzer (QMS) is one type of mass analyzer used in mass spectrometry. (Cost:- 43,97,088/-)

14 LC-MS Single Quadrupole Single quad technology is a well respected, robust and reliable mass detection technique for many different functional areas of LC-MS across many different industries (Cost:- 64,93,000/-)

15 IEEE ASPP Delivering full text access to the world's highest quality technical literature in engineering and technology. (Cost:- 9,62,202/-)

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16 Electronic Universal Testing Machine & Software Swoll

A universal testing machine (UTM), also known as a universal tester, materials testing machine or materials test frame, is used to test the tensile strength and compressive strength of materials. The "universal" part of the name reflects that it can perform many standard tensile and compression tests on materials, components, and structures. (Cost:- 11,46,830/-)

Placement Opportunities: ( in brief )

Kolhapur is the epicentre of industrial corridor in western Maharashtra. Department of Technology offers systematic and strategic efforts for better placement opportunities to its students in the form of on campus, pool campus etc. Separate training programmes are designed and conducted for each year on soft skills, personality development, aptitude techniques, interview skills conducted by Training Placements Cell of Department of Technology. Students obtain internships at well recognised and leading companies and industries. Necessary training programmes are conducted at subsidised fees for imparting various technical skills through industry institute interaction cell. Students are placed in national and international acclaimed companies with different sectors such as research and development, production and quality control, manufacturing, technical service etc. Few students endeavour to become entrepreneur for which all necessary help and expertise is extended to aspiring students.

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SHIVAJI UNIVERSITY, KOLHAPUR Intake Capacity of Students as per the rules of the State Government (2014-2015)

Sr No

Subject Total Seats for admission

Other Universities 10% Balance Percentage of Reservation

1. 2. 3. 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Open Reserve SC

13% ST 7%

VJ (A) 3%

NT (B) 2.5%

NT (C) 3.5%

NT (D) 2%

OBC 19%

Reservation 50%

Open 50%

1. Mathematics 60 6 3 1 SC, 1 ST,

1 OBC 54 7 4 2 1 2 1 10 27 27

2. Statistics (SAF) 30 6 3 1 SC, 1ST, 1

OBC 24 3 2 1 1 1 - 4 12 12

3. Physics 70 7 4 1 SC, 1 ST,

1 OBC 63 8 4 2 2 2 1 12 31 32

4. Microbiology 30 3 2 1 SC 27 3 2 1 1 1 - 5 13 14

5. Electronics (SAF) 36 7 4 1 SC, 1 ST,

1 OBC 29 4 2 1 1 1 - 5 14 15

6.

Chemistry (SAF) a) Organic b) Inorganic c) Physical d) Analytical

96 19 10 2 SC, 1 ST, 1 VJA, 1 NTC, 4

OBC 77 10 5 2 2 3 1 15 38 39

7. Biochemistry (SAF) 25 5 3 1 SC, 1 ST 20 2 1 1 1 1 - 4 10 10

8. Industrial Chemistry 30 3 2 1 SC 27 3 2 1 1 1 - 5 13 14

9. Applied Chemistry 60 6 3 1 SC, 1 ST,

1 OBC 54 7 4 2 1 2 1 10 27 27

10. Bio-Technology 30 3 2 1 SC 27 3 2 1 1 1 - 5 13 14

11. Botany (SAF) 50 10 5 1 SC, 1 ST,

2 OBC, 1 VJA 40 5 3 1 1 1 1 8 20 20

12. Agrochemical and Pest Management

30 6 3 1 SC, 1ST,

1 OBC 24 3 2 1 1 1 - 4 12 12

13. Zoology (SAF) 60 12 6 2 SC, 1 ST,

1 VJA 2 OBC

48 6 4 1 1 2 1 9 24 24

14. Geography (SAF) 50 10 5 1 SC, 1 ST, 1 VJA, 2 OBC

40 5 3 1 1 1 1 8 20 20

15. M.Sc. Computer Science

60 6 3 1 SC, 1 ST,

1 OBC 54 7 4 2 1 2 1 10 27 27

16.

Environmental Biotechnology Science

10 1 1 - 9 1 1 1 - - - 1 4 5

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17. Environmental Science

50 5 3 1 SC, 1 ST 45 6 3 1 1 2 1 8 22 23

18. M.C.A. (Science) 60 6 3 1 SC, 1 ST,

1 OBC 54 7 4 2 1 2 1 10 27 27

19. Marathi 70 7 4 1 SC, 1 ST, 1

OBC 63 8 4 2 2 2 1 12 31 32

20. Hindi 60 6 3 1 SC, 1 ST,

1 OBC 54 7 4 2 1 2 1 10 27 27

21. English (SAF) 60 12 6 2 SC, 1 ST,

1 VJA, 2 OBC 48 6 3 2 1 2 1 9 24 24

22. History 50 5 3 1 SC, 1 ST 45 6 3 1 1 2 1 8 22 23

23. Political Science 60 6 3 1 SC, 1 ST,

1 OBC 54 7 4 2 1 2 1 10 27 27

24. Sociology (SAF) 60 12 6 2 SC, 1 ST,

1 VJA, 2 OBC 48 6 4 1 1 2 1 9 24 24

25. Economics 60 6 3 1 SC, 1 ST,

1 OBC 54 7 4 2 1 2 1 10 27 27

26. B.Lib. Science 40 4 2 1 SC, 1 ST 36 5 2 1 1 1 1 7 18 18

27. M Lib. Science 20 2 1 1 SC 18 2 1 1 1 1 - 3 9 9 28. M.A. Music 15 2 1 1 SC 13 2 1 1 - - - 2 6 7

29. B.J.C. 40 4 2 1 SC, 1 ST 36 5 2 1 1 1 1 7 18 18

30. M.J.C. 30 3 2 1 SC 27 3 2 1 1 1 - 5 13 14 31. M.Com. 50 5 3 1 SC, 1 ST 45 6 3 1 1 2 1 8 22 23

32. M.C.A. (Commerce) 60 6 3 1 SC, 1 ST,

1 OBC 54 7 4 2 1 2 1 10 27 27

33. LL.M 60 6 3 1 SC, 1 ST,

1 OBC 54 7 4 2 1 2 1 10 27 27

34. M. Tech.(Each Branch)

18 2 1 1 SC 16 2 1 1 - 1 - 3 8 8

35. M.A. Mass Communication

30 3 2 1 SC 27 3 2 1 1 1 - 5 13 14

36. M.Sc. Food Science 30 3 2 1 SC 27 3 2 1 1 1 - 5 13 14

37. M.Sc. Tech. Mathematics

30 3 2 1 SC 27 3 2 1 1 1 - 5 13 14

38. M.S.W. (Y.C.S.R.D.)* 60 6 3 1 SC, 1 ST,

1 OBC 54 7 4 2 1 2 1 10 27 27

39. M.R.S. (Y.C.S.R.D.)* 60 6 3 1 SC, 1 ST,

1 OBC 54 7 4 2 1 2 1 10 27 27

40. M.C.A. (Y.C.S.R.D.)* 60 6 3 1 SC, 1 ST,

1 OBC 54 7 4 2 1 2 1 10 27 27

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41. M.B.A. (Y.C.S.RD.)* 60 6 3 1 SC, 1 ST,

1 OBC 54 7 4 2 1 2 1 10 27 27

42. M. Tech. (Y.C.S.R.D.)* 18 2 1 1 SC 16 2 1 1 - 1 - 3 8 8

43. Applied Statistics 15 2 1 1 SC 13 2 1 1 - - - 2 6 7

44. B.Sc. M.Sc. Nano Science

60 6 3 1 SC, 1 ST,

1 OBC 54 7 4 2 1 2 1 10 27 27

45. M.Ed. 50 5 3 1 SC, 1 ST 45 6 3 1 1 2 1 8 22 23

46. M.A. Women’s Studies

25 3 2 1 SC 22 3 1 1 1 1 - 4 11 11

* Y.C.S.R.D.- Yashwantrao Chavan School of Rural Development

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* UGC SAP Departments : The Other University Quota is 20 %

1. As per G.R. No. TEM (3397)/1297 TE-1 dated 11-7-1997 the constitutional reservation should not exceed 50% and hence

the necessary adjustment giving reservation to S.B.C. as per GR.

2. 3% seats are reserved for persons with disabilities as per Govt. letter No. Misc. 1003 (510/2003) Est. 1 dated 27.10.2003

(Encl.G.R.)

3. Candidates should Produce the caste certificate at the time of submiting the admission form.

4. The candidates belonging to VJA, NTB, NTC, NTD, OBC and SBC should produce non-creamy layer certificate at the time

of admission.

5. S. B. C. candidate should have to submitt their Original Cast Certificate before Conservation into S. B. C.

6. If any difficulty arises during the admission process, the Admission committee should take the appropriate decision

which should be considered as final decision.

7. While giving hostel admission, please consider the prescribed percentage for reservation.

8. As per circular of Dept. of Education & Employment No. T.C.M. 1204/67/85/dated June 13,1985, 10% reservation shall be

available for admission to any faculty in universities in the Maharashtra for the Defense person , Ex-serviceman and

their ward.

9. It is requested to kindly provide the following concessions to the Kashmiri migrant students in the matter of their

admission in your Department during the academic session 2013-14

i) Relaxation in cut off percentage upto 10% subject to minimum eligibility requirement.

ii) Increase in intake capacity upto 5% course-wise.

iii) Reservation of at least one seat in merit quota in techinical/Professional institutions.

iv) Waiving off domicile requirements.

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SHIVAJI UNIVERSITY, KOLHAPUR Admission Notification 2016-2017

PART – A

Applications are invited for admissions to the regular and distance mode courses run by the University on the campus and ipn its affiliated colleges. For details about the Entrance examinations, application forms, examination centers, online enrollment and admission rounds candidates may refer to Course Directory or visit the University web site www.unishivaji.ac.in . under “Admission 2016” Link.

Note: Candidates who have already appeared for the final year qualifying examination and whose results are awaited can also apply, however, they must submit a copy of their qualifying examination Statement of Marks at the time of admission else they will not be held eligible for admission.

1. Copy of Course Directory can be purchased from University Office from 10th April. 2016, by paying Rs.100/- in cash (Non Refundable) / by Demand Draft in favour of “Finance and Accounts Officer, Shivaji University, Kolhapur”, or from Publication Section, Shivaji University, Kolhapur. If demanded by post additional charges of Rs.30/- be paid. The entrance examination fee and other charges applicable can be paid by cash/D.D. in favour of “Finance & Accounts officer, Shivaji University, Kolhapur” payable at Kolhapur. The candidate has to write his/her name, mobile number, subject of the Entrance Exam. and online form no. at the backside of the D. D.

2. Candidate has to fill the form ONLY ONLINE through the University website “http://online.shivajiuniversity.in” from 1st April, 2016. Entrance Examination Fee (Non Refundable) for each subject is Rs.200/- .

3. The Candidate should submit hard copy of the application form along with D.D. or cash receipt of payment by post or by courier or submit in person to the Concerned department only.

4. Candidate can apply for more than one courses. However he/she will have to fill up separate forms for entrance examination.

5. If the number of candidate is below 10 at the centre, University reserves the right to cancel the said entrance examination centre. The decision regarding alternative centre will be displayed on the University website www.unishivaji.ac.in under “Admission 2016” Link.

A) Entrance Examination Centers for OFF LINE Examinations :

i) Kolhapur - 1) Shivaji University, Kolhapur 2) Chh. Shahu Inst. of Business, Education & Research.

ii) Satara - 1) Yashwantrao Chavan Institute of Science, Satara 2) Sant Gadagebaba Mahavidyalaya, Karad

iii) Sangli - 1) Smt. Kasturbai Walchand College of Arts and Science, Sangli

B) Entrance Examination Centres for ON LINE Examinations :

i Kolhapur - 1) Bharati Vidyapeeth’s College of Engineering, Near Chitranagari, Kolhapur

2) Department of Computer Science, Shivaji University, Kolhapur 3) Kolhapur Institute of Technology’s Engineering College,

Kolhapur ii) Satara - 1) K.B.P. College of Engineering & Polytechnic Camp, Satara

2) Yashoda Technical Campus, Faculty of Engineering, Satara

iii) Sangli - 1) Annasaheb Dange College of Engineering, Ashta Dist. Sangli. 2) College of Engineering & Technology (Shri. Ambabai Talim

Sansta’s), Tilak Nagar, Miraj Sangli Road, Wanleswadi, Miraj, Dist Sangli

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6. The Program of Entrance Examinations: (OFF LINE)

Day and Date of Examinations : Monday, 9th May, 2016

� Last Date of the receipt of application for Entrance Examination: 16th April, 2016.

� With Late Fees of Rs. 100/- per subject, up to : 21st April, 2016.

� With Super Late Fees of Rs. 500/- per subject, up to : 25th April, 2016

No. Name of the Course / Subject Time 1. B.J.C., M.J.C. 09.00 – 10.30 a.m.

2. M.A. Entrance For other Faculty # 11.00 – 02.00 p.m. 3. Distance Mode : M.B.A. (Executive) and M.B.A.

02.30 – 04.00 p.m.

4. M. A. - Mass Communication 04.30 – 06.00 p.m.

5. M.B.A. (Regular) Admission process is through Directorate of Technical Education , Mumbai. Those who want to seek admission in the University Department should quote M.B. 6002 in the option form.

# Exam will be conducted at Humanities Building, Shivaji University, Kolhapur. 7. The Program of Entrance Examination for courses under Yashwantrao Chavan School of Rural

Development (OFF LINE)

Day and Date of Examination : Tuesday, 10th May, 2016




Sr. No

Name of the Course/ Subject Time

Part (A) & (B) Part ( C )

1. M. S. W. (Rural Community Development) *

10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. 12:00 noon to 12:45 p.m.

2. M. R. S. (Master of Rural Studies) * 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. 01:00 p.m. to 01:45 p.m.

3. M. C. A. (Rural Informatics) * 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. 02:00 p.m. to 02:45 p.m.

4. M. B. A. (Rural Management) * 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. 03:00 p.m. to 03:45 p.m.

5. M.Tech. (Rural Technology) * 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. 04:00 p.m. to 04:45 p.m.

• Centre for Examination- Humanities Building, Shivaji University, Kolhapur.

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8. The Program of Entrance Examination: (OFF LINE)

Day and Date of Examination : Wednesday, 11th May, 2016




Sr.No. Name of the Course / Subject Time 1. M.C.A. Science 09.00 – 10.30 a.m

2. M.C.A. Commerce 11.00 a.m. – 12.30 p.m

3. M.Sc. Mathematics 11.00 a.m. – 12.30 p.m

4. M Sc. Botany 11.00 a.m. – 12.30 p.m

5. M.Sc. Electronics 11.00 a.m. – 12.30 p.m

6. M. Sc. Computer Science 01.00 – 02.30 p.m

7. M Sc. - Statistics, Applied Statistics & Informatics ( There will be a common examination).

03.00 – 04.30 p.m.

8. M.Sc. Microbiology 03.00 – 04.30 p.m.

9. M Sc. Physics 03.00 – 04.30 p.m.

10. M.Sc. Geology 03.00 -04.30 p.m.

9. The Program of Entrance Examination: (OFF LINE)

Day and Date of Examination : Thursday, 12th May, 2016




Sr.No. Name of the Course / Subject Time 1. M.A./M.Sc. Geography 09.00 – 10.30 a.m

2. M.Sc. Chemistry (Industrial Chemistry/Applied Chemistry/Inorganic/Organic/ Physical /Analytical) (There will be a common Entrance examination.)

11.00-12.30 p.m.

3. B. Lib. Sci. & Inf. Science 01.00-2.30 p.m.

4. M. Lib Sci. & Inf. Science 01.00-2.30 p.m.

5. M.Sc. Agro Chemical and Pest Management 03.00-04.30 p.m.

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10. The Program of Entrance Examination: (ON LINE)

Day and Date of Examination : Friday, 13th May, 2016




Sr.No. Name of the Course / Subject Time

1. M. Sc. – Zoology 09.00 – 10.30 a.m

2. M.Sc. - * Biotechnology, Biochemistry (There will be a common examination) (*For Biotechnology the admissions are given only on the

marks of Entrance Examination)

11.30 – 01.00 p.m

3. M. Sc. – Environmental Science 02.00 – 03.30 p.m

4. M.Sc.- Food Science and Technology 04.30 – 06.00 p.m. 5. M.Sc. (Environmental Biotechnology)

Admissions will be given through Common Entrance Test conducted by Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) , New Delhi. on all India basis. Vacant seat if any will be filled from Biotechnology Entrance merit of Shivaji University, Kolhapur.

Pl. refer J. N. U. Common Entrance Test Notification

11. The Program of Entrance Examinations : (OFF LINE)

1. B.Sc. M. Sc- Nano Science and Technology (5 years Integrated )

Entrance Examination Date and Time will be Communicated later

2. M. A. Women Studies

12. Display of Merit List and Admission Schedule : Merit list and Admission schedule will be displayed on university website www.unishivaji.ac.in . under “Admission 2016” Link. � Details of Merit List :

�Display of Initial Merit List Wednesday 01-06-2016

�Discrepancies if any to be reported by Saturday, 04-06-2016

�Display of Final Merit List Wednesday, 08 -06-2016

� Details of Admission Round: � Round I

• Announcement of Vacant Seats Friday , 10-06-2016

• Actual Admission Date Monday ,13-06-2016

• Tuesday, 14-06-2016 � Round II

• Announcement of Vacant Seats Thursday , 16-06-2016

• Actual Admission Date Friday, 17-06-2016 �� Round III -Other University Quota. Spot Admission (If required)

• Announcement of Vacant Seats Monday, 20-06-2016

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• Actual Admission Date Wednesday, 22-06-2016 13. Nature of Question Paper :

i) Total Marks: 100.Total Questions: 100, of multiple choice. questions i.e. M.C.Qs. Duration: 1 hour and 30 minutes.

ii) For Yashwantrao Chavan School of Rural Development Courses (M.S.W., M.R.S., M.C.A., M.B.A., M.Tech) Total Marks : 150 Part A - General Knowledge and Aptitude for 50 marks (50 multiple choice questions i.e. M.C.Qs. ) Part B - General Communication in English and Knowledge of Soft Skills for 50 marks (50 multiple choice questions i.e. M.C.Qs.) Part C - Course Specific subject Knowledge/ Aptitude for 50 marks (50 multiple choice questions i.e. M.C.Qs.)

Duration: For Part (A) and (B) : 90 minutes For Part ( C) : 45 minutes

The syllabus of the Entrance Examination is uploaded on the University Website. Part D : Group Discussion and Personal Interview, for 50 marks (25 marks + 25 marks). – Schedule will be webcasted later on the University Website for group discussion and personal interview. (G.D.P.I.)

iii) For Distance mode M.B.A. - (M.B.A. Executive / M.B.A.) The M.B.A. Entrance test will consist of 100 objective questions on aptitude, comprehension, numerical & verbal ability, data interpretation, judgment etc. 11. Other Instructions :

�� Candidate should confirm his/her Seat No. of the Entrance Examination at University website “www.unishivaji.ac.in” under “Admission 2016” Link. five days before the Entrance Examination.

�� Hall Tickets will be verified at the Examination Centre along with Photo Identity Proof (Pan Card/ Driving Licence / Election Card / Aadhar Card / College ID)

�� The answer sheet will be of OMR (OPTICAL MARK READER) type and all answers are to be marked by BLACK BALL POINT PEN only.

�� Admission to candidates will be given on the merit basis of the merit in Entrance Examination, and the qualifying examination. However, for other University students, only merit of entrance examination will be considered provided they qualify the eligibility conditions.

�� The syllabus for the Entrance Examination will be based on the syllabus of qualifying degree. The weightage will be 10% for I Year, 10% for II Year and 80% for III Year. The syllabi for entrance examination for M.C.A.(Science), M.C.A. (Commerce), M.Sc. Computer Science are available on university website www.unishivaji.ac.in .

12. The Entrance Examination conducted by the University is also applicable for

Admission to the courses conducted in Affiliated Colleges and Institutions given below :

• M.Sc.(A.G.P.M.) – 1) Devchand Mahavidyalaya, Arjunnagar.

• M.Sc.(Botany) - 1) Yashwantrao Chavan Institute of Science, SATARA

• M.Sc.(Analytical Chemistry) – 1) Jaysingpur College, JAYSINGPUR, 2) Dr. Patangrao Kadam Mahavidyalaya, SANGLIWADI, 3) Balasaheb Desai College, PATAN, 4) Yashwantrao Chavan College of Science , KARAD,

• M.Sc.(Inorganic Chemistry) – 1) Balwant College, VITA ,

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• M.Sc.(Organic Chemistry) - 1) Padmabhushan Dr. Vasantrao Dada Patil Mahavidyalaya,

TASGAON, 2) Vivekanand College, KOLHAPUR, 3) Dahiwadi College, DAHIWADI, 4) Kisan Veer

Mahavidyalaya, WAI., 5) Sadguru Gadage Maharaj College, KARAD 6) Smt. Kusumtai Rajarambapu

Patil Kanya Mahavidyalaya, ISLAMPUR, 7) Yashwantrao Chavan Institute of Science, SATARA, 8)

Lal Bahadur Shastri College, SATARA.

• M.Sc.(Physical Chemistry) – 1) Karmveer Bhaurao Patil College, URUN ISLAMPUR ,

• M.Sc.(Computer Science) – 1) Smt. Kasturbai Walchand College, SANGLI, 2) Sadguru Gadage

Maharaj College, KARAD, 3) Smt. Kusumtai Rajarambapu Patil Kanya Mahavidyalaya, ISLAMPUR,

4) Karmveer Bhaurao Patil College, Urun Islampur, 5) Arts, Commerce and Science College, PALUS

• M.A. /M.Sc.(Geography)- 1) Chh.Shivaji College, SATARA, Mahila Mahavidyalaya, KARAD, 2)

Sadguru Gadage Maharaj College, KARAD.

• M.Sc.(Geology) - 1) Gopal Krishna Gokhale College, KOLHAPUR

• M.Sc.(Mathematics)- 1) Willingdon College, SANGLI 2) Karmveer Bhaurao Patil College, Urun

Islampur, 3) Yashwantrao Chavan Institute of Science, SATARA

• M.Sc.(Microbiology) - 1) Yashwantrao Chavan College of Science , KARAD 2) Yashwantrao Chavan

Institute of Science, SATARA

• M.Sc.(Physics) – 1) Yashwantrao Chavan Institute of Science, SATARA, 2) Smt. Kasturbai Walchand

College, SANGLI

• M.Sc.(Statistics) – 1) Yashwantrao Chavan Institute of Science, SATARA

• M.Sc.(Zoology) – 1) Sadguru Gadage Maharaj College, KARAD, 2) Yashwantrao Chavan Institute

of Science, SATARA.

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PART – B

a) M.Ed. Regular two year Semester Course in the Department of Education of Shivaji University, Kolhapur

M.Ed. regular two year Semester course in the Department of Education of Shivaji University , Kolhapur, will be conducted as per the NCTE, New Delhi and Government of Maharashtra State rules 2015-16.The Detailed Notification will be displayed on the Shivaji University, Kolhapur web – site in due course of time. Contact Department of Education, Shivaji University, Kolhapur for Admission to the Course after your M.Ed. CET result of Government of Maharashtra.

b) M.A. Women’s Studies at the Centre for Women’s Studies, Shivaji University, Kolhapur:

Eligibility: Graduation in any subject and performance in the Entrance Examination. Note: Reading material is primarily available in English. Although preparation of Marathi material is in progress, the same will not be available for next academic year. Details of Entrance Examination:

� Written Test – 50 Marks; 90 Minutes; Interview: 50 Marks. � Syllabus: General awareness and sensitivity towards women’s issues and English language

proficiency. � Fee for Entrance Examination: Rs. 200 /- � Applications for Entrance Examination should be collected from the Centre for Women’s

Studies after 1st July 2016 and should be submitted before 15th July 2016 � Applicants will be informed about the programme of Entrance Examination separately. � Fee for M. A. will be the same as is applicable for M. A. programmes under the Faculty of v

Social Sciences. � The Centre for Women’s Studies is located at B-9 Quarter, Near Ladies Hostel, Shivaji

University, Kolhapur. c) M.Sc. Tech Mathematics : There is no entrance exam. for this subject candidates have to submit the form online only for admission as per the schedule.

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PART –C

Courses without Entrance Examination.

Candidates have to submit the forms Online for admission to the following courses offered by the University Departments. The admission schedule of these courses will be declared separately.*

Faculty Course Subject

Faculty of Arts And Fine Arts

M.A.

Marathi, Hindi, English, Russian Marathi, Hindi, English, Urdu, Sanskrit Under distance mode.

CERTIFICATE COURSES

Spoken English (English Dept.) Proof Reading (Marathi Dept.) Russian, German, Japanese (Foreign Language Dept.)

DIPLOMAS Russian, German, Japanese (Foreign Language Dept.)

HIGHER DIPLOMA Russian (Foreign Language Dept.)

P.G. DIPLOMAS

Hindi Translation (Hindi Dept.) English, Hindi and Marathi Translation (English Dept.), Translation (Distance Mode)

Faculty of Science

M.Sc.

I) Tech.Mathematics (Mathematics Dept.) II) Theory and Dissertation. (All Science Dept.) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------M.Sc. Mathematics Under distance mode

P.G. DIPLOMAS

Travel and Tourism, Geoinformatics (Geography Dept.), Industrial Safety, Health and Environment (Environmental Sci. Dept.), Environmental Protection and Management (Environmental Sci. Dept.), Bioinformatics (Biochemistry Dept.) Computer Programming (Computer Sci. Dept.)

DIPLOMA Diploma in Industrial Safety, Health and Environment (Env. Sci. Dept.)

Faculty of Social Science

M.A.

History, Economics, Political Science, Sociology. History, Economics, Political Science, Philosophy, Jainology, Public Administration Under Distance Mode

P.G. DIPLOMAS

Museology(History Dept.), Gandhian Studies, Rural Development,(Centre for Gandhian Studies), Human Rights and Duties, Communal Harmony and Social Peace (Political Science Department), Social Exclusion & Inclusive Policy (Centre For the Study of Social Exclusion & Inclusive Policy)

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Faculty of Education P.G. DIPLOMAS

Teacher Training Education Mass Communication Education (Department of Education)

Faculty of Law

L.L.M.

L.L.M. (Law Dept.)

P.G. DIPLOMAS Human Rights and Values in Education (Law Dept.)

P.G. CERTIFICATE COURSES

Human Rights and Values in Education Alternative Dispute Resolution (Law Dept.)

SKILL BASED COURSES

Adult and Continuing Education Department

CERTIFICATE COURSES

Rural Journalism and Mass Communication, Balwadi Teachers Education Course, Travel and Tourism,Cookery,Vermi Composting, Fashion Designing, Library Management, Basic Beauty Culture and Hair Dressing, Radio Jockey, Milk Microbiology, P.C. Maintenance, Home Science, Garden Techniques, Ballad and Folk Art., Event Management, Human Right, Gandhian Thought, Proficiency in the use of English, Panchayati Raj, Trade Unionism, izkd`r Hkk"kk] Pragmatic English, Introduction to Income Tax, E–Taxation, Basic English Grammer, lqxe laxhr ¼xk;u o oknu½]ukV;'kkL= ifjp;] Basic Drawing and Painting, fganh vuqokn] ejkBh lkfgR; ifjp;] Basic course in Yoga, Personality Development, Share Market Trading, Tally 9.2, Integrated Software Development, Preparation of

Household Chemicals, eksMh fyih] Salesmanship Training, Western and Folk Dances, Martial Art, 3D Animation, Introduction to Medicinal Plant, Communication Skill, Maintenance and Repairs of Electrical Domestic Appliances, Photo Shop, C and C + +, Web Designing, Java Programming, jaxeap ifjp;] Basic Tailoring,

Research Methodology, oLrq laxzgky; O;oLFkkiu ,sfrgklhd dkxni=kaph tio.kwd o laj{k.k] Leadership for Change (Personal & Community), Refrigeration and Air Conditioning, djkvksds xhr] O;kolk;hd n`f"Vdksu fodkl] Mehandi (Heena)

BRIDGE COURSES Foreign Trade, Agri-business, Urban Banking, Corporate Governance (Economics Dept.)

Faculty of Commerce and Management

M. Com M.Com. (Regular)

M.Com. under distance mode

Master of Valuation (Real Estate) –under Distance Mode. (Change in nomenclature of this course is under consideration)

P.G. DIPLOMAS Treasury and Forex Management and Trade Finance, Banking and Finance (Economics Dept.)

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Computer Application, Financial Accounting,

O;ogkj mi;ksxh ejkBh] Nan oxZ] yksdukV;] Water & Soil Analysis, Pharma Quality Control Assurance, Introduction to Herbal medicinal

plants, Western Dance, lqxa/kh o vkS"k/kh ouLirhaph vksG[k o lao/kZu] laHkk’ku dkS'kY;] <ksydh oknu] Advertising,Gents Beauty Parlor, Proof Reading, ,sfrgklhd lkglh enkZuh [ksG] Hotel Management

Centre for Community Development

CERTIFICATE COURSES

Dress Design and Fashion Coordination, Child Education and Development(Marathi), Child Education and Development, Nutrition and Dietetics, Health Assistant, CMLT, X-ray, ECG and CT Scanning Assistant, ICU Assistant, Lab Management with Analysis of food, water and Soil, Advanced Certificate Course in Panch-Karma, Emergency Medical Services(EMS), Ad. Cert. Course in Dialysis Technician, Ad. Cert. Course in Perfusion Technician, Ad. Cert. Course in Hospital Management, Ad. Cert. Course in MRI Technician, Nursery Management, Film and Theatre Acting, Drama Making and Processing, Certificate Course in Counseling Techniques, Ophthalmic Assistant, Operation Theatre Assistant, Panchkarma Assistant, Ayurved Parichay, Computer Hardware Maintenance, Computer Networking

TRAINING PROGRAMME

Craft, Spoken English, Identification and Conservation of Medicinal Plants, Lab Management and Water Analysis, Lab Management and Soil Analysis, Lab Management and Food Analysis, Tally, DTP, Fitness Training

*Students are requested to visit University website “www.unishivaji.ac.in” under “Admission 2016” Link or concerned department for more details.

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SALIENT FEATURES: � University Merit Scholarship and Other Government Scholarship Schemes for meritorious students. � “Earn and Learn Scheme” and “Work for Needy Students” Scheme. � Coaching for Entry in Services (U.P.S.C., M.P.S.C.), SET, NET, TET examinations, Remedial Coaching and

Training for Placement. � Insurance cover for Students and Parents (Conditions apply) � 24 hours security and vigilance. � Anti-Ragging Committee. � Internal Complaints Committee (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal of Sexual Harassment at

workplace) � Counseling facility. � Hostel accommodation on Merit basis. � Accommodation for all Girl students in the University Ladies Hostel. � Well-equipped Health Centre. � Sports complex with modern Gymnasium & Synthetic track of International Standards. � Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) for Post graduate courses. � Dual Degree Programme. � Internet connectivity at the Department and Hostels. (with B/W in GBPS) � Academic Resources Centre at Library. � Wi-Fi Connectivity � Central Placement Cell � P.G. N.S.S. unit at all departments.

For Distance Mode –

� Self Instructional Material (SIM) for Selected Courses.

For details, Please contact: Tele (0231) 2609488, 2609142, For internet / online registration queries contact – Tele. (0231) 2609096, 2609393 Email: [email protected] Website: www.unishivaji.ac.in

Place: Kolhapur Dr. V. N. Shinde Date: 01.04.2016 Ag. Registrar

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