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Contents1. M.J.P. Rohilkhand University, Bareilly : At a Glance 12. :gsy[k.M fo'ofo|ky; dh ,sfrgkfld i`"BHkwfe 23. Vice-chancellor's Name & their working duration 54. List of Convocations 55. Administration 56. Proctorial Board 67. Dean of Faculties 78. University Budget 2012-13 89. List of Toppers 2011-12 910. Brief of University 1111. General Report of University 1212. Department of Plant Science 1913. Department of Animal Science 2514. Department of Ancient History & Culture 2715. Department of Applied & Regional Economics 3016. Department of Business Administration 3217. Department of Law 3418. Department of Education 3519. vuqiz;qDr ,oa uSnkfud euksfoKku foHkkx 3720. vuqiz;qDr lekt foKku foHkkx 3821. Department of Applied English 3822. vuqiz;qDr n'kZu'kkL= foHkkx 3923. ekWl ehfM;k ,twds'ku foHkkx 3924. ,MokULM ih0th0 fMIyksek bu dEI;wVj ,Iyhds'ku 4025. Department of Adult, Continuing Education and Extension 4026. Department of Electronics & Communication 4227. Department of CS & IT 4328. Department of Electrical Engineering 4329. Department of Mechanical Engineering 4530. Department of EI Engineering 4631. Department of Chemical Engineering 4732. Department of Humanities 5033. Department of Pharmacy 5134. Department of Applied Chemistry 5335. Department of Applied Physics 5536. Department of Applied Mathematics 5937. Training & Placement Centre 6038. dsUnzh; iqLrdky; 6139. Sports Council of Rohilkhand University 6240. Department of Sports 6341. jk"V™h; lsok ;kstuk 6642. Proctoral Activity 6743. Hostels 6744. University in Press44. M.J.P. Rohilkhand University Unions/Associations 6945. lEc egkfo|ky;ksa dh lwph 70

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MJP Rohilkhand University, Bareilly :At a Glance

Statutory Status : A State University under UP University ActYear of Establishment : 1975Establishment of Residential Campus : 1985Excellence rating by the NAAC : B+Location : Pilibhit by pass road,

7 km from Railway Station.Number of Students : Regular- 2, 29,000; Private- 1,32,320Number of Teachers and Teaching Position : 124Number of Non-Teaching Staff : 393Annual Budget :

a. Income upto Feb., 2012 : Rs. 52,78,86,825.00b. Expense upto Feb., 2012 : Rs. 47,65,00,175.00

Number of Teaching Faculties : ElevenNumber of Departments : 31University Website : www.mjpru.ac.inNumber of Hostels : 7

Boys Hostels : 4Girls Hostels : 3

Number of Affiliated Colleges : 214Number of Course Offered :Number of Books in Central Library : 85,000Area of the University : 207 AcersMotto of University : Charivate-CharivatePhone : 0581-2527263Tel Fax : 0581-2524232Help Lines : 0581-2520801

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:gsy[k.M esa ubZ laLd`fr dk tUe gqvk tks xaxk&;equk laLd`fr ds :i esa tkuh tkrh gSA gkfQt jger [kka jSnklksizlknh yky vkSj jko igkM+ flag ds chp tks le>kSrs gq;s ftlds vUrZxr fo|ky;ksa vkSj enjlksa dh LFkkiuk dh x;hAosru Hkksxh v/;kidksa dh fu;qfDr;ka gq;ha] vkn'kZ fo|ky;ksa dh ljkguk vkSj vkykspuk pyh jgh Fkh fd vizSy 1774 esavaxsztksa eqxyksa vkSj ejkBksa ds gkFkksa :gsy[k.M ds vej lSukuh jSnklhizlknh yky flislykj] gkfQt jger [kka vkSj uokcgkfQt jger [kka ohjxfr dks izkIr gq;s! vaxsztksa o buds lg;ksfx;ksa us :gsyksa vkSj mudh lerk ewyd laLd`fr dks jkSanMkyk] fo|ky;ksa dk vlfrRo feVus yxk vkSj /kkfeZd xq:M+e ij vk/kkfjr f'kkk iqu% vlfrRo esa vk x;hA

:gsy[k.M esa lerk ds LFkku ij /kkfeZd lkEiznkf;drk c<+us yxh vkSj f'kkk ds kj tu lkekU; ds fy, can gksusyxsA fonzksg ds vadqj vaxsztksa ds fo:º iqu% QwVus yxs tks Tokyk esa ifjofrZr gq;sA 1857 ds xnj ds ckn f'kkk ijdqyhuksa dk iqu% vf/kdkj gks x;k! bZlkbZ iknfj;ksa us vaxszth lRrk dks n`<+ cukus ds fy, f'kkk esa dqN ifjorZu fd;s ijarqLokeh t;kuUn ljLorh ds vk;Zlekt izpkj us MhÒ ,Ò ohÒ Ldwy dh LFkkiuk :gsy[k.M esa Hkh dh] ysfdu O;oLFkkdqyhu ,oa lEiUu oxZ ds gkFkksa rd gh lhfer jgh fifgUnh] fgUnw] fgUnqLrku ds ukjksa us jksfgy[k.M dh 'kSfkd izxfr dhihB esa dhy Bksad nh! jksfgy[kUM lkEiznkf;drk dh vfXu esa tyus yxk bUgha fnuksa 1905 esa ckcw jk/ks yky O;kl o <kaduyky us vf[ky Hkkjrh; ns'kksa nfyr jkt la?kfi dh LFkkiuk dh vkSj jktkvksa ds jkT;ksa esa nfyrksa dks fo|ky; esa izos'k dhekax dhA 1913 esa tc fnYyh njckj gqvk rks ckcw jk/ks yky O;kl us nfyrksa ds vf/kdkjksa ds fy, Kkiu rFkk nfyr f'kkkdh ekax dh vkSj dydRrk fo'ofo|ky; dh rjg jksfgy[kUM esa fo'fof|ky; LFkkfir fd;s tkus dk lq>ko fnYyhnjckj esa j[kkA le; xqtjrk x;kA 1927 esa vaxzst 'kkldksa kjk vkxjk fo'ofo|ky; dh LFkkiuk dh x;h vkSjjksfgy[kUM dh misPNk gqbZ] bldk fojks/k lkekU;r% ugha gks ik;kA ykyk j?kquUnu izlkn ,eÒ ,Ò ckcw jk/ks yky kjkvkUnksyu dks bdV~Bk djus dk iz;Ru fd;k x;k ijUrq vaxsztksa vkSj jksfgyksa ds chp tks 36 dk vkdM+k Fkk] mlh ds dkj.kjksfgy[kUM dh miskk gq;hA vaxzsat lRrk ds xfy;kjksa esa tehankjksa] lkearks vkSj vkaXu Hkk"kk ds mikldksa dk opZLo FkkA1928 esa fMfLV™dV cksMZ ,DV cukA 1937 esa fMfLV™dV cksMZ cjsyh ds ps;jesu jk; cgknqj dqaoj<kadu yky cuk;s x;s vkSjckcw jk/ks yky cksMZ ds ps;jeSu f'kkk lfefr fMfLV™dV cksMZ cuk;k x;kA bl uoxfBr cksMZ esa la;qDr izkUr ljdkj dksjksfgy[kUM esa f'kkk ds fy;s /ku ekaxus dk izLrko HkstkA bl izLrko ij fMfLV™dV cksMZ ps;jeSu f'kkk lfefr ds lkFkckcw vk'kQhZyky lDlsuk] Bkdqj Hkxoku flag] iaÒ kfjdk izlkn 'kkjnkinks eq[kthZ] [kku cgknqj ekSgEen jtk [kka] jk;cgknqj f'koizlkn vkfn ds gLrkkj Fks] vkSj ljdkj ls ;g Hkh dgk x;k] eqfLyeksa rFkk fgUnqvksa dh ikB'kkykvksa dhO;oLFkk dh tkosA 1939 eSlj esyde gSyks xouZj la;qDr izkUr cjsyh vk;s vkSj muds lek Hkh fMfLV™dV cksMZ cjsyh dk

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lRrk dh miskk ds ckn Hkh fo'ofo|ky; vkUnksyu Fkek ugha] dHkh rhoz rks dHkh eUnxfr ls pyrk jgkA 1947 esaHkkjr LroU= gqvk] 1956 esa cjsyh ls Jh izrkipUnz vktkn] ,eÒ ,yÒ lh cuk;s x;sA Jh vktkn us :gsy[kUM esafo'ofo|ky; cukus dk izLrko fo/kku ifj"kn esa j[kk] ijarq vaxszt ljdkj us :gsy[kUM eaMy ds lkFk tks miskkiw.kZO;ogkj fd;k ogh O;ogkj T;ksa dk R;ksa pyrk jgkA fctukSj ds rRdkyhu dkaxszl usrk ,oa mÒ izÒ ljdkj ds eU=h pkSÒfxj/kkjh yky] Lokeh jkekuan 'kkL=h eqjknkckn ds nk≈n;ky [kUuk cjsyh ds xkSjo lsB lrh'kpUnz vxzoky tks (izFkedsUnzh; mijkk ea=h jgs) us Hkh :gsy[kUM esa fo'ofo|ky; LFkkiuk ds fy, iz;Ru fd;s] ijarq fujk'kk gh gkFk yxhA iaÒnjckjh yky 'kekZ tc mÒ izÒ fo/kku ifj"kn ds v/;k cus rks mUgksaus Hkh :gsy[kUM fo'ofo|ky; dh ckr ljdkj dslek j[kh ijarq ljdkj dk :gsy[kUM ds fodkl esa lg;ksx ugha nsus dk joS;k jgkA :gsy[kUM ds 'kSfkd fodkl esalefiZr MkÒ ';ke Lo:i] lsB neksnjLo:i ckcw nokjhyky vk;Z lekth usrk ckcw pUnz] ukjk;.k lDlsuk] nfyr usrk tsÒ,uÒ flag] iaÒ /keZnRr oS|] MkÒ lR;Hkw"k.k] MhÒ ,uÒ /kOok ckcw jke ewfrZ th] ckcw lrh'kpUnz] dqÒ Hkqou pUnz] lkgw xksihukFklkgw jke Lo:i] ekSyk vCnqy jmQ] iaÒ xqykc jk; f=osnh] ckcw f=yksdh flag] yeun;ky fla?ky vkfn dk uke:gsy[kUM dh f'kkk ds fodkl esa Hkqyk;k ugha tk ldrkA nkuohj lsB] Qtqy jgeku mQZ pqUuk fe;ka] f'kkk fon] ohjsUnzoekZ] gjh'k dqekj xaxokj (HkwÒ iwÒ ea=h) lektoknh usrk Qrsgcgknqj lsB jke fd'kksj dk ;ksxnku f'kkk ds fodkl esafo'ks"k ljkguh; jgk gSA :gsy[kUM fo'fofo|ky; dh ekax o"kZ 1970 ds n'kd esa iqu% rhoz gq;h] fofHkUu laLFkk;s cuhvkSj fo'ofo|ky; dk vkanksyu u;s ifj/kku esa c<+kA vDVwcj 1971 ds ftyk ;qod dkaxszl Nk= 'kk[kk ds la;kstdtxeksgu flag O;kl ds kjk :gsy[kUM esa fo'ofo|ky; o esMhdy bathfu;fjax dkyst ds fy, tutkxj.k vfHk;kupyk;k x;kA bl vkanksyu esa dkaxszl usrk uRFkwyky xaxokj] pUnzlsu xaxokj] j?kqukFk lgk; fclkfj;k f'kkd usrk jes'kpUnz 'kekZ fodV rRdkyhu tula?k ds usrk o`tjkt flag vkNwckcw HkwÒ iwÒ lkaln] flttqj jgeku] jktho tSifr] jktohjflag HkwÒ iwÒ lkaln vkfn dk fo'ks"k ;ksxnku jgkA vkxjk ls fudyus okys lSfud lekpkji= us bl vkanksyu dks xfr nhAcjsyh esa ufyUnk ,slksÒ ds rRok/kku esa tutkxj.k vfHk;ku pyk bl vkanksyu dk usr`Ro (Jh txeksgu th us) fd;k vkSjfnukad 29 vDVwcj 1972 esa eksrhikdZ cjsyh esa loZnyh; lHkk dh x;hA blh lHkk esa Hkkjh la[;k esa lekt ds fofHkUuoxksZa ds yksxksa us mifLFkfr ls viuh Hkkoukvksa dks O;Dr fd;kA ijUrq Hkkjh o"kkZ gks tkus ds dkj.k cSBd ftyk dkaxszldk;kZy; dqrqc[kkuk cjsyh esa LFkkUrfjr dj nh x;hA bl cSBd dh v/;krk fjifCyd ikVhZ usrk la?k fiz; xkSre us dhAcSBd lkE;oknh usrk pkSÒ gjlgk; flag] 'kEHkw osyoky] xzh"kHkkjrh ,MoksdsV rRdkyhu tula?k usrk eqyd jkt Hklhu]lR; izdk'k vxzoky] MkÒ lrh'kpUnz feJk] ohjsUnz oekZ] jk/kk d`".k esgjks=k] dkaxszl usrk lsB lrh'kpUnz] tsÒ ,uÒ flagpsrjke xaxokj] izksÒ dìkuUnu] Hkkuq izrkiflag] f=yksdh flag] lR;Lo:i] lR;izdk'k Lo:i] nqxkZ] izlkn fnfXot; flag]xqykc jk; f=osnh] f'kkd usrk jes'kpUnz 'kekZ fodV Nk= usrk ';keiky flag] jktohj flag] bartkj gqlSu] ljok[kka]vrjflag vkuUn fj;kt vgen] ohjsUnz vVy] tkfgn [kka vkfn us fopkj O;Dr fd;sA lkE;oknh usrk fot; dqekj 'kkUro lsB lrh'kpUnz ds chp fookn gks x;kA bl fookn dks la?k fiz; xkSre] ftudh v/;krk esa lHkk py jgh Fkh] us cMs+iz;Ru ls 'kkfUr LFkkfir djk;hA nSfud vej mtkyk cjsyh ds lEiknd Jh eqjkjh yky egs'ojh us bl vkanksyu dks c<+p<+ dj lg;ksx fd;kA

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vk;kstu dh O;oLFkk dh x;hA bUgha fnuksa cjsyh dkyst esa vkUnksyu dh :ijs[kk cukus ds fy;s ,d lfefr xfBr dhx;h] ftlds laLFkkid la;kstd cjsyh dkyst n'kZu 'kkL= ds v/;k izksÒ ,eÒ ,uÒ jLrksxh FksA bl lfefr ds v/;k izksÒdìkuUnu dks cuk;k x;kA lfefr esa Nk= izfrfuf/k ds :i esa txeksgu flag O;kl] thoupUnz f=ikBh] ?ku';ke 'kekZ]lqjsUnz vxzoky] ohjsUnz vVy] ';keiky flag] lqjs'k pUnz 'kekZ] dqÒ lqjsUnz dkSj] dqÒ dqlqe pkS/kjh o dqÒ ijohu fln~nhdhdks cuk;k x;kA bl lfefr dh vksj ls eq[;ea=h dks Kkiu nsus dh dk;Z ;kstuk cuk;h x;hA rRdkyhu ftykf/kdkjh ohÒ,uÒ vxzoky ls ckr dh x;h] ijarq mUgksaus jktdh; bUVj dkyst ds kj ij gh Kkiu nsus dh vkKk nhA cjsyh dkyst dsNk= f'kkdksa dk tqywl cSuj vkSj ifV~Vdkvksa ds lkFk jktdh; bUVj dkyst igqaapk ftldk usr`Ro izksÒ dìkuUnu] izksÒ ihÒ,yÒ 'kqDyk] izksÒ ,eÒ ,uÒ jLrksxh] izksÒ pkSÒ ujsUnz flag Nk=ksa dh vksj ls ';keiky flag] lqjs'k 'kekZ] dfiy feJk tkfgn[kka] ?ku';ke 'kekZ] ohjsUnz vVy vkfn dj jgs Fks] blh chp tula?k ds dk;ZdrkZvksa dh Hkh HkhM+ Nk=ksa ds chp vk x;hAbuesa larks"k dqekj xaxokj (HkwriwoZ iSV™ksfy;e ea=h) xkso/kZu prqZosnh] jktsUnz pks/kjh vkfn us dkys >aMs eq[;ea=h dsvkxeu ij fn[kk;sA dqÒ lqjsUnz dkSj ds gkFkksa yxs cSuj ls eq[;ea=h dh Vksih fxj x;hA rRdkyhu ea=h iaÒ /keZnRr oS| ockcw txnh'k 'kj.k vxzoky Hkh HkhM+ esa Qal x;s] izksÒ pkS/kjh ujsUnz flag dqN Nk=ksa ds lkFk iaMky esa ?kql x;s pkjksa vksjvQjk&rQjh ep x;hA iqfyl us ykfB;ka Hkkath] izksÒ dìkuUnu uss cMs+ iz;Ru ls Nk= Nk=kvksa ij fu;U=.k djus dk iz;Rufd;k] ijarq iqfyl ds vkxs ,d u pyh] iaMky ds ckgj vkalw xSl ds xksys nkxs tkus yxsA rRdkyhu lhÒ vksÒ dksrokyhf'ko dqekj flag] uxj eftLVs™V Jherh T;ksfr flag ds usr`Ro esa lSdM+ksa Nk= fxj∂rkj fd;s x;s] 'kgj esa d∂;Zw yxk fn;kx;kA d∂;Zw ds chp LorU=rk laxzke lSfudksa dk vfHkuUnu gqvkA tkfgn gqlSu uke dk ;qod iqfyl dh xksyh ls ekjkx;kA jkds'k dksgjoky lfgr vusdks Nk= ?kk;y gq;sA :gsy[kUM fo'ofo|ky; dh ekax dks Hkkjh tuleFkZu feykA

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Vice-Chancellor’s Name& their working duration

Name Working DurationDr Anand Sharan Ratudi 15.02.1975 to 19.02.1980Dr Ram Ji Lal Sahayak 19.02.1980 to 31.05.1983Prof. Jagdish Narayan Rai 01.06.1983 to 21.02.1985Dr Vipin Bihari Singh Bisen 01.05.1986 to 30.04.1989Dr Yunatan Bachan Singh 01.05.1989 to 30.04.1992Prof. Bhumitra Dev 01.05.1992 to 30.04.1995Dr Murlidhar Tiwari 24.07.1995 to 24.07.1998Prof. Kripa Shankar Mishra 10.03.1999 to 23.09.1999Prof. Zahid Hussain Zaidi 08.12.1999 to 19.09.2005Prof. Om Prakash 10.12.2005 to 09.12.2008Prof. Satyapal Gautam 27.02.2009 to 26.02.2012Prof. Mohd. Muzammil 12.04.2012 to contd.

List of ConvocationsDate Convocations Chancellor Vice-Chancellor28.01.1977 1st Convocation Dr M. Chenna Reddi Dr Anand Sharan Ratudi12.03.1995 2nd Convocation Sri Moti Lal Vora Prof. Bhumitra Dev25.02.1996 3rd Convocation Sri Moti Lal Vora Dr Murlidhar Tiwari03.03.1997 4th Convocation Sri Romesh Bhandari Dr Murlidhar Tiwari03.06.2005 5th Convocation Sri Suraj Bhan Prof. Zahid Hussain Zaidi27.01.2007 6th Convocation Sri T. Rajeswar Prof. Om Prakash15.02.2010 7th Convocation Sri B.L. Joshi Prof. Satya P. Gautam15.02.2011 8th Convocation Sri B.L. Joshi Prof. Satya P. Gautam30.11.2011 9th Convocation Sri B.L. Joshi Prof. Satya P. Gautam

AdministrationDesignation Name Phone No.Vice Chancellor Prof. Mohd. Muzammil 2527282Registrar Shri K.N.Pandey 2527263,2521122Finance Officer Shri S. P. Srivastava 2527273,2528108Dy.Registrar - 2521467

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A.R.Acad. Shri R.Chandra 2521125A.R.Conf./Exam Shri V.P.Kaushal 2521125A.R. Administration Shri Virendra Kumar Maurya 2521125I/C Website Shri Ravindra Kumar Gautam 9368007426I/C Central Comp.Centre Shri Naveen Gupta 2527263

D.S.W. Prof. Neelima Gupta 2522545Chief Proctor Prof. V.P.Singh 2521416, 2527324Spors Secretary Prof. A.K.Jaitly 2524042, 2520162Hon. Librarian Prof. A K Sarkar 2520331Warden, MH Prof. A.K.Jaitly 2520161, 2520162warden,NBH Dr Vijay Bahadur Singh Yadav 2522261, 2524911warden, BDA H Dr. S.B.Lal 9412287816, 2522100Warden, GH Dr. Nevedita 2522811Chief, Emp.& Info.Bureau Shri A.K.Singh 2510390Cultural Coordinator Dr. Santosh Arora/Dr. Raj Kamal 2523492, 3291333N.S.S. Coordinator Shri R.S. Mishra 2585414In-charge SC, ST/Minority coaching Dr. S B Lal 2522100Training & Placement Officer Dr. Moh. Salim Khan 9412190613ANTI RAGGING HELP LINE 0581-2520801

Proctorial BoardName Faculty Contact NoChief ProctorProf. V.P.Singh 9837371388ProctorsDr. B R Kukreti Faculty of Education 9412604920Dr. S.K. Tomar IET(EC) 2520009,9412345666Dr. A K Singh (App Phi) Faulty of Education & Allied Sciences 9412148788Shri Yatinder Kumar EI(IET) 2520009,9412510763Dr. Ravindra Singh CSIT (IET) 9412148941Dr. Sanjay Singh EE (IET) 9412566493Dr. Moh. Saleem Basic Science (IET) 9412190613Dr. K.K Maheswari Pharmacy (IET) (R)2527900,9412148058Dr. Raj Kamal M.B.A. & Hotel Management 9412192899Dr. N.D. Diwedi History,Economics,Law & Adult Edu. 9412462354Prof. N. P. Singh Faculty Of Education 9412604920Dr. Vrajesh Tripathi Faculty Of Allied Sciences 9411091602Dr. Asha Chaubey Girls students 9412067014Dr. J.N. Maurya Chief Proctor Office 9897108929

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Dean of FacultiesSl Faculty Name & Address Duration1 Arts Dr Mohini Pandey 10.7.11 to 31.12.13

GDH College, Moradabad2 Agriculture Shri V K Singh 12.4.10 to 11.4.13

RSM College, Dhampur3 Applied Science Prof V P Singh 30.4.10 to 29.4.13

University campus, Bareilly4 Commerce Dr L M Agarwal 11.7.12 to 01.01.15

SM College, Chandausi5 Education Smt K. Saxena 10.7.12 to 1.10.13

NKBMG Chandausi6 Education & Allied Sciences Prof B R Kukrati 22.12.11 to 21.12.14

University campus, Bareilly7 Science Dr P K Sharma 4.1.12 to 3.1.15

Bareilly college, Bareilly8 Engineering & Technology Prof. A K Gupta —

University campus, Bareilly9 Humanities & Social Science Prof A K Sinha 30.8.10 to 7.10.13

University campus, Bareilly10 Legal Studies Prof Reena —

University campus, Bareilly11 Management Prof P K Yadav 28.10.11 to 27.10.14

University campus, Bareilly

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List of Toppers 2011-12University Campus

Sl. Class Subject Student's Name Father's Name Percentage Roll. No. Enrol. No. Center/College

Faculty of Advanced Social Sciences

1. M.R.D.M Shubhangi Singh Dharm Veer Singh 69.88% 119011424 071965 M.J.P.R.U. Campus

2. M.A. Ancient Hist Prabhat Kumar Dixit Captan P Dixit 65.91% 119011613 075078 M.J.P.R.U. Campus

3. M.A. App. & Reg. Eco Yashoda Luxman Prasad 70.20% 119011222 074447 M.J.P.R.U. Campus

Faculty of Education and Allied Sciences

4. M.A Appl.Eng Parul Singh Rathi Nirdesh Singh Rathi 71.85% 109011522 065119 M.J.P.R.U. Campus

5. M.Ed. Applied Pammi Rani Chatra Pal Singh 74.25% 129012022 045337 M.J.P. R.U. Campus, Bly

6. B.Ed. Specialisation Akansha Gangwar Satya Pal Singh Gangwar 79.67% 129011703 0657492 M.J.P.R.U. Campus, Bareilly

7. B.Ed. Aditi Jain 79.50% 3759005 061263 S.S. College, Shahjahanpur

Faculty of Applied Sciences

8. M.Sc. Plant Sci. Archana Shatrughan Das 73.44% 119011902 0756745 M.J.P.R.U. Campus

9. M.Sc. Ani. Sci. Monika Singh Shri Krishna 71.83% 119011110 0766811 M.J.P.R.U. Campus

10. M.Sc. App. Chemistry Devendra Singh Hari Singh 78.11% 119011006 0667798 M.J.P.R.U. Campus

11. M.Sc. App. Math Akansha Khandelwal Rajesh Khandelwal 86.40% 119011001 0762012 M.J.P.R.U. Campus

12. M.Sc. App. Phy Ram Veer Singh Son Pal Singh 81.00% 119011825 0766601 M.J.P.R.U. Campus

13. M.C.A Mausin Khan Shaukat Ali Khan 93.30% 09MC10 0656690 M.J.P.R.U. Campus

Faculty of Management Studies

14. M.B.A Gen. Manjula Saxena Prem Shankar Saxena 69.88% 119010025 889616 M.J.P.R.U. Campus, Bly

15. M.B.A. Mktg Anshika Saxena A C Saxena 71.40% 119010122 06342 M.J.P.R.U. Campus, Bly

Faculty of Law

16. LL.B 5 yr Shivani Joshi Keshav Dutt Joshi 67.10% 3955411 07109327 Vivek College,Bijnor

17. LL.B old course Ramver Singh Shivraj Singh 66.93% 3939116 0340096 Teju Singh Mem. Law College,J.P.Nagar

18. LL.B. Anuj Kumar Singh Yash Pal Singh 67.94% 1910082 9911845 Bareilly College, Bareilly

19. LL.M Shashi Tiwari Dinanath Tiwari 68.77% 2955008 M.J.P.R.U. Campus, Bareilly

Faculty of Engineering & Technology

20. B.Tech Khushboo Singh Rajesh Singh 93.60% 08EC15 0869749 M.J.P.R.U. Campus

Faculty of Management

21. B.B.A. Apoorva Goel Rajesh Goel 83.49% 10040004 09138808 K.I.M S, Chandausi

Faculty of Arts

22. B.A. Dipali Agarwal Naresh Chandra Agarwal 77.42 3375765 0987866 N.K.B.M.G.,Chaudausi

23. M.A. Sanskrit Vibhuti Virendra Kumar 81.20% 3406353 10767 KNGLK PG College, Moradabad

24. M.A. Philosophy Narpal Singh Om Prakash 70.44% 304206 0218803 K.G.K. Moradabad

25. M.A. Draw. & Painting Pooja Haldhar Karan Singh 84.00% 3436323 0741027 RBD Mahila College, Bijnor

26. M.A. Mathematics Shalini Bhardwaj Ramesh Kumar Sharma 67.00% 305615 10108223 KGK, Mbd

27. M.A. Psychology Rashmi Gangwar Devki Nandan Gangwar 77.30% 3420017 0619894 GDHG College, Moradabad

28. M.A. Music Suprita Bhardwaj Rajendra Kumar Bhardwaj 80.13% 3440636 0413292 SRS, College, Bareilly

29. M.A. Mil. Studies Ramakant Pathak Bhagwan Swaroop Pathak 68.00% 3445012 065274 Bareilly College, Bareilly

30. M.A. Geography Dinesh Dutt Sharma Hari Dutt Sharma 79.30% 3425113 10582 Bareilly College, Bareilly

31. M.A. Home Science Sna Mirza Mohd Nasir Uddin 78.50% 3490846 059190 Nayab Abbasi Mahila College,Amroha

32. M.A. Urdu Shigufta Tabassum Shareef Ahmad Quarishi 77.00% 334142 0011099 Govt Rza P.G. College, Rampur

33. M.A. English Reshu Sharma Sandeep Kumar Sharma 70.90% 313767 9917003 RBD College, Bijnor

34. M.A. Sociology Ravi Kant Pandey K.S. Pandey 73.78% 348022 Bareilly College, Bareilly

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35. M.A. Political Science Prati Wala Rishi Dev 76.89% 3413224 0622782 S.M. College, Chandausi

36. M.A. Hindi Pankaj Kumar Lakhan Singh 70.20% 328858 9721204 JSH College, Amroha

37. M.A. History Neha Chaudhary Nanak Chand 72.89% 345209 001099 K.G.K. College, Mbd

38. M.A. Economics Geeta Batra Suresh Kumar Sahni 72.50% 336635 0347259 Bareilly College, Bareilly

39. M.A. Persian Ghazala Bi Nabi Shah Khan 75.78% 3495001 0791480 Govt. Mahila P.G. College, Rampur

Faculty of Commerce

40. B.Com Garima Varshney Pramod Kumar Varshney 81.26 3907917 09108290 Govt. Raza P.G. College, Rampur

41. B.Com Hon Swapnil Singhal R K Singhal 75.36% 3093230 09135606 Mharaja Agrasen Mahavidyalaya,Bly

42. M.Com Isha Bartariya V B Bartariya 80.23% 3660875 0776142 JSH PG College, Amroha

Faculty of Science

43. B.C.A. Disha Agarwal Vinay Agarwal 82.40 10040107 09136636 Shri Krishna Inst. of Mgmt.,Chandausi

44. B.Sc. Sara Jamil Jamil Ahmad 81.93 3610091 09121160 G.F. College, Shahjahanpur

45. B.Sc. Bio-tech Shivangi Sharma Sarvesh Kumar Sharma 79.33% 10502134 G.F.College, Shahjahanpur

46. B.Sc. Home Sci. Anshika Agarwal Dinesh Ch.Agarwal 79.11% 10204007 09134852 Pushp Intt.of Sci. & Higer stud., Pilibhit

47. B.Sc. Micro.Bio Pratibha Srivastava Suresh Chandra 74.30% 10502010 09138322 GF College, Shahjanpur

48. BSc Comp Sci. Prashant Kumar Dinesh Kumar 73.41% 10702059 09137565 Dhampur Degree college,Dhampur

49. M.Sc. Military Studies Mohd. Ayyub Mohd Hasnen 64.50% 3825005 0763723 Bareilly College, Bareilly

50. M.Sc. Statistics Pradeep Kumar Chheda Lal 67.00% 3830001 0758163 Bareilly College, Bareilly

51. M.Sc. Math Shivani Agarwal Satish Kumar Agarwal 74.70% 3820081 0756924 Bareilly College, Bly

52. M.Sc. Home Sci.(F & N) Raafia Naaz Mohd Mashhood Sharif 72.70% 11707107 07109447 Krishna College of Science & Infor.Tech., Bijnor

53. M.Sc. Home Sci. Shruti Kaushik Ashok Kaushik 65.20% 11707203 10110501 Krishna College of Science &Human Dev. Infor. Tech., Bijnor

54. M.Sc. Env. Sci Saman Sarfaraz Raza 77.83% 3870020 0756740 Bareilly College, Bly

55. M.Sc. Physics Anamika Shyam Lal 72.83% 3812201 0767531 Vardhman College, Bijnor

56. M.Sc. Botony Ragini Mishra Jai Prakash Narayn 74.64% 3815204 0661006 G.F. College, Shahjhanpur

57. M.Sc. Chem. Swati Chauhan Bhupendra Singh 75.40% 3802614 0767188 Vardhman College, Bijnor

58. M.Sc. Zoology Kalpana Lokendra Pal Singh 75.75% 3806404 0769184 Vardhman College, Bijnor

Faculty of Agricultural Sciences

59. M.Sc. Agronomy Mohd Akram Mohd Hasan 78.13% 3850008 0410489 R.S.M. College, Dhampur

60. M.Sc. Agri. Eco. Uday Singh Ramarjun Patel 68.50% 3845004 0410614 R.S.M. College, Dhampur

61. B.Sc. AG Shailendra Kumar Babu Singh 80.43 3954306 0866357 R.S.M. College, Dhampur

Faculty of Medical Sciences

62. M.B.B.S. Manisha Sharma Mahesh Chand Sharma 65.43% 081744 07110192 Rohilkhand Medical College, Bareilly

63. M.D.S. Abhishek Kandwal Satyeshwar P. Kandelwal 86.00% 12107208 09136029 IDS, Bareilly

Faculty of Lib Sciences

64. B. Lib Pallavi Vinay Kumar 82.67% 12102724 0671374 Bareilly College, Bly

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Brief of UniversityM.J.P. Rohilkhand University was established in 1975 as an affiliating University. Its status was

upgraded to affiliating-cum-residential University in 1985 when four teaching Departments wereestablished in the campus. In 1987 three more Departments were added. In August 1997 RohilkhandUniversity was renamed as Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University. The University has taken anoverall perspective of development plan and thereby modified University status by including new Facultiesof Engineering and Technology, Management, Applied Sciences, Education and Allied Sciences etc. It hasmore than 215 affiliated colleges. The existing faculties in the University are as under: Advanced Social Sciences Applied Science Education Agriculture Education & Allied Sciences Arts Commerce Engineering & Technology Law Management Sciences

The University headquarter is located at Bareilly with its territorial jurisdiction extending over thedistricts of Bareilly, Moradabad, Rampur, Bijnore, Jyotibaphule Nagar, Baduan, Pilibhit and Shahjahanpur.The University campus spreads over 206 acre of Land. The Campus possesses administrative building,faculty buildings, Central Library, Sports complex (both outdoor and indoor), Multipurpose hall, hostelfor boys & girls, Staff quarter for Vice Chancellor and other officers of the University, faculty members,Non-teaching staff, and Guest house. It has also a medical center. The senior faculty members of differentdisciplines in Humanities, Science and Technology are running research projects funded by various agenciesand so far 49 projects funded by UGC, AICTE, DST, CST, ICAR, ICHR, MIF have been completed. Teachersof the affiliated colleges are also engaged in research projects funded by above agencies.

In tune with the goals of the University the different departments of the campus have framed theirobjectives for keeping pace with the national and international educational scenario.

26 Years of the Academic Campus of the University from 1985 to 2011The Rohilkhand University was established by the State Govt. notification as an affiliating University

in February 15, 1975 with its Headquarter at Bareilly. In 1985, under the dynamic leadership of the thenVice-Chancellor Prof J N Rai, the establishment of residential campus for the University was approved bythe State Govt. and four departments came into existence i.e., Animal Science; Plant Science under theFaculty of Life Sciences and Ancient History & Culture; Regional and applied Economics under the Facultyof the Social Science. Initially four teachers joined the University in Feb 85 and their number became sevenin July 1985.

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In 1987, as a result of the steps taken by the then Vice-Chancellor Dr B. B. Singh Bisean, three moredepartments were opened i.e., Education; Law and Business Management. In the subsequent years newcourses such as B.Ed.; B. Tech; Pharmacy, Hotel Management; MSW; Mass Communication & Journalismwere also started. The University has continued to identify new academic programmes that are of vitalinterest and relevance to national progress and regional development. And with the same aim Universityplans to start new vocational courses at the PG level, such as courses in Microbiology and Biotechnology.Integrated learning was introduced in the University by offering common papers for different courses.Teaching programme of the departments also include day-to-day individual care and assessment of thestudents by providing seminars and project work. The participation of the students in seminars givesthem an opportunity to express their views, equip them with the latest available knowledge in the field.Educational tours are also organized by the departments. In the coming years the University will takesteps to promote study and research in the modern area as Bioinformatics, Nanotechnology, Biophysics,Biotic etc along with integrated UG programme both in Science and Arts streams.

Facilities for meeting various requirements gradually came into existence of Bank, Post Office, Hostelfacilities, Central Library; Health Centre, Guest house, Multipurpose Hall, Sports Complex, Girls CommonRoom, and now the University campus is well equipped with the internet facilities and a Central facilityof the Computer Centre. With the initiative taken by the Vice-Chancellor Prof Satya P Gautam organizationof the book fair on the University Campus has become a regular feature to promote an awareness of booksamong students as well as in the city. Teaching has now been undertaken through smart class and fourvirtual classes have established in the University with help of the UGC. Environmental protection hasalso been introduced both by increasing the green land in the campus and making the campus smokingfree.

University AchievementsB+ NAAC CertificationThe university has been ranked first all over U.P. for last three consecutive years.The university has been ranked Second Best University in all over U.P.

General Report of UniversityMahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University, Bareilly came into existence in 1975. It was carved

out of the then Agra University. There was a dire need to establish a separate university since the regionhas a lower literacy rate than the national average. The University imparts non-conventional, professionaland technical education through its network of colleges and institutes. It has, over the period, emerged asa pioneering institution in the state of Uttar Pradesh.

The University has keeping in view its goals, objectives, regional, national and global requirements,developed programmes which may be classified in the following manner: Post-Graduate programmes Under-Graduate programmes in specialized areas Certificate and Diploma programmes of vocational nature.

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The core programmes are mainly at Masters Level while professional, technical and vocationalbelong to under graduate level. The former includes M.A. in Ancient History & Culture, Applied andRegional Economics, Plant Science, Animal Science, Education, Law and Business Administration, whilethe latter contains degree courses in six branches of technology, three courses in specialized education,pharmacy etc.

At present there are 31 university departments, 17 Government colleges, 29 Government fundedaffiliated colleges, 185 self- financing colleges. The University has Central Library, Computer Centre,Workshop, Primary Health Centre, Sports facilities including Indoor stadium, Track field etc. for outdoorgames, inter-alia, as Central facility. Moreover electronic gadgets are regularly used for impartinginstructions in the class rooms, laboratories and workshops. Presently four visual class rooms have beenestablished and we hope to initiate them in a month or so.

Academic environment is, as a policy matter, maintained in such a way that the faculty, studentsand employees as three major planks co-operate and strive to uplift the overall educational standard andatmosphere in the University. Various regulatory bodies help in riding rough shod leading to peacefulenvironment conducive for academics. A regular feedback from faculty members and students improvesacademic standards in teaching and research.

The university report has been prepared and is presented herewith with the help of all concernedviz. faculty, officers and students.

A. Curricular Aspects:The University has the following programmes

Doctoral programmes (34) Pre-Doctoral Programmes (02) Post-Graduate Programmes (36) Post-Graduate Diploma Programmes (20) Under Graduate Diploma Programmes (15)

It is a commitment of the University to augment resources keeping in view the development infuture at UG, PG and Doctoral levels. The curricula are being regularly revised every year through respectiveBoard of studies so as to keep pace with changes in the academics and industries. This exercise of syllabidesigning, revision and modification has been carried out with the help of faculty members experts from leading institution global development through internet and exchange programmes interaction with students

The Academic council meets twice every year to approve the recommendations of the respective ofBoard of Studies.

The Weaknesses and strengths of the Campus are as follows:

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Weaknesses: Up-gradation, computerization and automation of Central Library Expansion of academic programmes such as paramedical and dental sciences Expansion of recent society oriented academic cum professional programmes like Microbiology,

Biotechnology, Bioinformatics, Nanotechnology, Biophysics, Biotic etc. both at UG and PG level. Lack of well organized and developed Placement Bureau in the UniversityStrengths: Competent and experienced faculty Interaction and co-ordination between students, faculty and administration Periodic evaluation of courses, students and working Timely conduct of examination and result declaration Transparency in evaluation and administration. Moderate infrastructure with a provision of futuristic needs. Well developed National level Sport ComplexB. Teaching-Learning and Evaluation:

The highlights of teaching, learning and evaluation of students are: teaching through modern electronic gadgets Presence of Virtual Class rooms laboratories equipped with sophisticated instruments regular class seminars and discussions small number of students in every class faculty improvement through refresher course, orientation and faculty improvement programmes computer facility in every programmes transparent evaluation system of students regular evaluation and assessment of students in professional and technical courses project work and dissertation to enhance analytical ability of students students counseling, monitoring and provision of improvement examination conducting examination well in time timely declaration of results (several times the university has been awarded by the State Government

in this respect)The University is known in the State for timely conduct of entrance examinations, completion of

course, examination and declaration of results. The University provides all those extracurricular facilitiesto make students duly conscious and worth citizens of the country. A large budget is allocated for personalitydevelopment and recreation of students thereby playing a role in nation building.

C. Research, Consultancy and Extension:Research activities are in full swing as reflected by the number of research programmes and projects.

Several departments have research projects funded/aided by the UGC, DBT, DST, AICTE and MHRD.Students at Master and Doctoral level have to complete reports, dissertation and thesis to enhance theirknowledge and experience in addition to course work. The students of Professional programmes such as

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Business Administration, Hotel Management and Engineering have exposure of working with the industryto gain practical knowledge in their chosen area of specialization.

Extension programmes has not been neglected since the inception of the Campus. Department ofAdult, Continuing Education and Extension conducts regular programmes in the villages and blocks.Several short term job oriented programmes have been completed to make the rural folk skilled. Departmentof Applied & Regional Economics is launching Village Development programmes by establishing a DataBank programmes to prepare village inventory. Similarly, awareness programmes are regularly conductedby various departments especially Education for AIDS awareness, Law for human rights. Department ofEducation with its students of Vocational programmes like B.Ed. vocational, specialization conduct variouscommunity awareness programmes every year and it is their syllabus based agenda.

D. Infrastructure & Learning Resources:The University has developed infrastructure in terms of space and buildings, over the period. Its

Administrative block is sufficient to accommodate Vice-Chancellor’s office, Registrar office, administrativeofficials and employees, finance and account offices. Their offices are well equip with computers, Xeroxand Internet facilities.

Teaching departments/faculties have their buildings with lecture theatres, rooms and chamber forteachers. All departments have good approach roads. At present Nehru Kendra accommodates Dean’soffice and chambers for teachers of Engineering faculties. Auditorium is also available in the Faculty ofEducation. A multipurpose hall is there to accommodate large gatherings for functions such as convocationetc.

Laboratories in the science departments have very modern and sophisticated equipments andapparatus not only for teaching but also for research. Analogously, each department in the faculty ofEngineering has well equipped laboratories for B.Tech and B.Pharma students. The Department of HotelManagement and Catering in the Faculty of Management, a pioneer department in the northern India tostart bachelor’s course, has well equipped kitchens, food laboratories , dining hall and other facilities toturn out the best in the field. Panchal Museum is another facility to exhibit artifacts of historical importanceof Rohilkhand region.

The campus has open stadium with eight lane track field with the spacious pavilion. At presentathletic requirements are fulfilled by the stadium. Two courts of Tennis, Volley ball and Basket ball; oneeach of Kho-kho, Kabbadi, Net ball, has recently been constructed. A well developed Indoor stadium hasalso been constructed with facilities of TT, Boxing, Electronic Shooting range, Gym, and a multipurposehall for Badminton, Judo, Wrestling, Gymnastic, indoor Basket ball and Volley ball. This hall is of Nationallevel.

The central facilities include a Central Library, Computer Centre, Workshop, Auditorium, PrimaryHealth Centre, GCR and Recreation centre for Students, teachers and staff.

There are three boys’ hostels to accommodate students from outside with proper dining halls andrecreation facilities such as games play grounds and T.V. rooms etc. Similarly two girl’s hostels withanalogous facilities accommodate out of station girls on the campus.

The campus also has houses for teaching and non-teaching staff. Teachers are provided type III andtype IV houses while non teaching staff is provided type II and type I quarters. Accommodation for Vice

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Chancellor, Registrar and Finance Officer is also available on the campus. A well developed and beautifulGuest House is key attraction for all visitors and examiners in this University. The University has its ownwater supply system. Buses and other vehicles are available for students, staff members, school goingchildren and officers of the University.

The University also has a bank, post office, cafeteria, P.C.O. open to all. Hence the campus is anentity complete in a moderate sense.

E. Student Support and Progression:Students are encouraged to participate in NSS, sports and cultural activities for their personality

and overall development. The University being a member of the Association of Indian Universitiesparticipates in most of AIU organized tournaments. The sports persons have brought laurels for theUniversity by winning Gold, Silver and Bronze medals at Zonal and All India level. The teams representingthe University participate in about 52 events. Moreover, inter-college tournaments of a number of gamesare regular feature of the University. Play grounds, stadium, indoor stadium exist to promote sportsactivities among students. Other extra-curricular activities include cultural programmes, participation indebates, computer quiz etc.

Students Union also exists to promote leadership qualities and health practices among the students.Welfare and teachers association are part of the campus life.

The University also has the Employment and Guidance Bureau which provides information tostudents for job opportunities in consonance with their qualification.

National Social Service (NSS) scheme is a distinct feature whereby students are engaged in socialservice. It makes them aware of their social obligation. Camps are organized. A large number of studentsparticipate in the NSS camps and get aware of their obligation to the society.

F. Organization and Management:The organization of a state University is consisted of

University Court: It has representatives/ elected members from the faculty, staff, students andcommunity. Although from many years it is defund.

Executive Council: it is consisted of the Vice-Chancellor as Chairman and Registrar as reportingsecretary. In addition, there are representatives of faculty from each section, principals of affiliatedcolleges, nominated member of the examination committee, finance officer and nominated memberof the community etc.

Academic Council: this body deals with all academic affairs and is consisted of all HODs, Deans,Professors, Readers and Lecturers, Principals, College faculty representatives as per the Statutes

Board of Studies: Each department has its Board of Studies consisted of Head and faculty as membersaccording to the provisions of the statutes.

All these bodies are assisted/ supplemented by various committees such as the Finance Committee,Examination Committee, Faculty Board and Departmental Committees.

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Management of the University affairs is carried out through a team of officers under the supervisionof the Vice-Chancellor. The important functionaries are - Finance Officer appointed by the Government,responsible for budget, revenue, expenditure, accounts and audit; Registrar is also appointed by theGovernment assisted by Deputy Registrar and Assistant Registrars.

The academic side has Deans, Dean Students Welfare (D.S.W.), Heads, Faculty members assignedresponsibilities of sports (Sports Secretary), discipline (Proctor), hostel management (Warden).

All the affairs of the University are dealt with according to the Act, Statutes and Ordinances andhence transparency is ensured.

G. Healthy Practices: All the students are admitted through either entrance examination prescribed by apex bodies or

interview-cum-merit basis. Boards of studies are convened regularly for review of academic programmes/courses etc. Examination and declaration of result are well in time; Session backlog is non-existent; Introduction of new courses in emerging fields/areas and advanced technological area in given top

priority. Faculty is encouraged for up-gradation; Sports activities are a regular feature

The university is committed for expansion and quality education and therefore, has attained thereputation of emerging as a seat of learning in the State.

The University in the worldIt recognizes its responsibility to prepare its students for global careers in the twenty-first century. It

is committed to strengthening, and extending, its existing collaborative links with higher educationinstitutions and other organizations outside the India, especially in Asia and in the developing world.

Our Mission

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The mission of RohilkhandUniversity is to: Promote participation in Higher Education, which it regards as a democratic entitlement. Strive for excellence in learning, teaching and research. Realize the creative potential and fire the imagination of all its members. Equip its students to make effective contributions to society, environment and the economy.

Our VisionThe University of the New Millennium will occupy a key role in the production of wealth of all

kinds - social, cultural, environmental and economical. It will be the pivotal institution in both the learningand knowledge.

The University faces new challenges - from rival knowledge institutions that do not subscribe to itsliberal traditions and its commitment to critical learning, and from those who resist too close an engagementwith society and the economy.

It also has new opportunities: to develop the radical ideas and expert knowledge on which future society will depend while

continuing to celebrate a liberal academic culture to establish a democratic entitlement to lifelong participation in higher education while safeguarding

high standards in teaching and researchThe University is both the promoter of innovation and the protector of tradition. In an increasingly

uncertain and volatile world it is both: a dynamic change-agent creating new knowledge, molding new skills and shaping new social identities an institution of stability, consolidation and discrimination

The University, as a public institution, is confronted by new accounts of the public good and, as anautonomous institution, must engage in exciting new markets for higher education. It is againstthis background that Rohilkhand University has developed its vision for the twenty-first century:

Students firstRohilkhand University puts students at the heart of its enterprise. It is committed to offering them

the maximum degree of choice of academic programmes consistent with the need to maintain a rigorousand disciplined approach to higher education, partly through the development of a flexible but coherentmodular system.

It is also determined to provide students with a satisfying experience outside the classroom byproviding a comprehensive range of other services and support and by encouraging the development ofa strong students’ union.

The profile and progress of the different departments is here by cited in the following pages:

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Department of Plant Science1. General Profile

The Department of Plant Science was established in 1985 and since then it is imparting postgraduatecourse and research activities. The department shifted in its building in 1987 and since then department isprogressing both in infrastructural facilities and academics. Initially Dr V P Singh was the head ofDepartment for two years, then Prof H S Srivastava from 1987 to 2001; thereafter Prof V P Singh & Prof AK Jaitly took charge and presently Prof V P Singh is the HOD.

Department run M.Sc. and Ph.D. programmes with specialized curricula of Biotechnology, Genetics,Environmental Biology and Microbiology. It has its own well designed building with all infrastructuralfacilities, such as, specialized laboratories with sophisticated electronic instrument, lecture theatre androoms, research laboratories, rooms for teaching and ministerial staff. Some major sophisticated equipmentshave been procured are Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer, Gas chromatography Massspectrophotometer, PCR, Electrophoresis units, Gel documentation system, BOD Incubators, UV VisibleSpectrometer, Refrigerated Centrifuge, Fermentor etc to practice advance technologies of Plant Science.The department also has in house library capable of meeting requirements of students and researchers.Facilities at a glance Established 1985 Status Govt. supported Level of Study PG & Research Class rooms 2 PG labs 2 Research labs 7 Virtual class room 1 Central Equipment room 1 Botanical Garden 1 Cold room 1

The sanctioned faculty strength of the department has been one Professor, two Readers and fourLecturers against which two Professors and Three Lecturers are discharging their duties. To assist thefaculty, students and research scholars, lab assistants, attendants and ministerial staff are in sufficientnumber.Faculty Profile

Name Joined in Joined as Present post Teaching ForeignExperience Visits

Dr H S Srivastava 1987 Professor — 47 years 05Dr V P Singh 1985 Reader Professor 36 years 01Dr A K Jaitly 1985 Lecturer Professor 27 years 03Dr S K Garg 1998 Lecturer Sr. Lecturer 14 years —Dr J N Maurya 1998 Lecturer Sr. Lecturer 14 years —Dr Alok Srivastava 2005 Lecturer Lecturer 07 years —

The annual intake of students has been thirty for which entrance examination is conducted in everyJuly. Since the inception, fifty two students have been awarded Ph.D. At present six students are pursuingfor their Doctor of Philosophy degree. Research publication amounts to around 150 papers published by

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faculty and research scholars. The department organizes seminars, workshops and conferences. Threerefresher courses were organized during 1999-2003. Two seminars and one day workshop were organizedby the department of Plant Science during 2001-2003. One seminar was organized in 2010.

The future plans of the Department focus upon the declared thrust areas, particularly EnvironmentalManagement, Biochemistry, and Microbiology.Projects/grant received (at a glance) 19Prof H S Srivastava Prof V P Singh Prof A K Jaitly Dr S K Garg Dr J N Maurya

1988 CSIR 1990 UGC 1986 DST 2001 UGC 2001 UGC

1990 UGC 1995 UGC 1990 UGC 2005 UGC RG Fellow

1994 DST 2001 UPCST 2001 UGC

1995 UGC 2005 UGC 2006 UGC RG Fellow

1999 UPCST 2010 UGC 2010 UP Govt

2000 DST 2011 Univ. Project

2. Achievements of the Department(a) No. of Student enrolled

Year M.Sc. (P) M.Sc. (F)2011 30 13+02 (Ex-Students)2012 30 21

(b) Division of pass studentsIst Div. IInd Div. IIIrd Div. Fail

2010-11M.Sc (F) 12 07 01 002011-12M.Sc (F) 08 06 00 00

(c) Ph.D. Enrolled1. Shikha Saxena “Studies on the potentiality of Marigold as heavy metal (Arsenic and Lead)

Phytoremediator plant”.2. Shubra Shukla “Studies on Edible and Poisonous Mushrooms of Kumaun Regions”.3. Priya Gupta “Characterization of arbuscular mycorrhiza for enhancing growth of Elensine coraena

(finger Millet)”.4. Moh. Faheem Khan “Bioinformatics’ approach for the analysis of incision file of line and line retro

element in Oryza sativa genome and development of Rice information system”.(d) Ph.D. Submitted1. Jitendra Kumar: “Studies on the effects of EDTA & Citric Acid on Phytoextraction ability of heavy

metals in Brassica juncea (L)”. 20122. Priya Srivastava: “Saprophytic fungi from Sunderban mangrove forest and their role in waste

utilization” 2012.

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(e) Ph.D. Awarded1. Shabana Submitted Ph.D. thesis entitled “Studies the effects of some chelating agents (NTA &

EDTA) on Phytoremediation potential of Vetiveria zizanioides (L) Nash “ 2012.2. Amit Shukla “The Study of Phytoremediation Potentiality of Zea mays (L) in contaminated Soil”

2012.3. Shashi Yadav “Isolation and characterization of Lipase of thermophile fungi from city waste”

2011.4. Aruna Gupta “Azospirilla Biofertilizer for Pearl Millet” 2011.5. Chandra Prabha “Microbial Reclamation of Heavy Metals from waste water of Bareilly city” 2012.6. Akansha Mishra “Rationale for the use of multiple plants in Ayurvedic anti-diabetic formulations”

2012.(f) No. of Student qualified NET/GATE/State level Ph.D. test 25 students(g) Extension and Public awareness lectures 22(h) Regular Memorial Lectures 02

a. Prof J N Rai Memorial Lecture since 2009b. Prof H S Srivastava Memorial Lecture Since 2009

(i) Memorial Awards to Students: One in memory of Prof H S Srivastava to the Dept topper, since 2009(j) Areas of outstanding research

a. Waste Utilization Technologyb. Pollution controlc. Soil Fertility and biomass production

(k) New Courses formulated : Syllabus of PG Course in Microbiology; UG Course in Biotechnology;Microbiology; Industrial Microbiology & Diploma course in Biotechnology

(l) CollaborationsPresently the collaborative research is going on with IARI, New Delhi; NBRI, Lucknow; CDRI,Lucknow; Pant Nagar University, Pant Nagar; Sugarcane Research Station, Gorakhpur; S B P Ag-ricultural University, Meerut.

(m) Extracurricular ActivityFaculty performs many extracurricular activities in developing corporate life of the campus like:DSW; Chief Proctor; Warden; Sports Secretary; Dean of Faculty; Coordinators: Entrance cell; Cen-tral Evaluation; Dental & Medical Sciences; Central Computer Cell for annual results; Network-ing; Horticultural development; College Affiliation; Managers of the Team etc.

(n) Publications (2011-12)1. Shabana, Alok Srivastava and V.P. Singh (2011).Chelate Assisted Phytoextraction Potentiality of

Vetiveria zizanioides (L.) Nash against Pb and Cd by EDTA. Int J. Environ. Sci, 1(1) :77-82.2. Amit Shukla, Alok Srivastava and V.P. Singh (2011). Antagonesetic effect of Magnesium and Su-

crose on the Zinc induced toxicity in Zea mays. Int J. Environ. Sci. Vol. 1 (2):119-124.3. Manoj Kumari, V.K.Sinhal, Alok Srivastava and V.P.Singh (2011). Zinc alleviates Cadmium in-

duced toxicity in Vigna radiata (L) Wikzek. J.Phytology, 3(8) : 43-46.

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4. Manoj Kumari, V.K.Sinhal, Alok Srivastava and V.P.Singh (2011). Cytogenetic effects of Cd+2,Cu+2 adn Zn+2 in Vigna radiata (L) Wikzek. J.Phytology 3 (8) :38-42.

5. Jitendra Kumar, Alok Srivastava and V.P.Singh (2011). EDTA enhanced Phytoextraction of Pb byIndian Mustard (Brassica juncea (L). Plant Sciences Feed 1 (9): 160-166.

6. Shikha Saxena, Alok Srivastava, V.P. Singh and U.P. Singh (2012). Potentiality of marigold forlead phytoextraction from artificially contaminated soil. Ecol. Env. & Cons. 18(3): 677-681.

7. Priya Srivastava and A.K. Jaitly (2011). Ecological Analysis and Isolation of Saprophyticthermophiles form Sunderban Mangrove Forest. Journal of Plant Development Sci, 3:275-277.

8. Priya Srivastava and A.K. Jaitly (2012)- Temperature and pH relationship of Saprophytic Fungifrom sunderban mangrove forest, India. Research Deslaser. 1: 237-241.

9. Moh. Faheem Khan, Yaspal Singh and A.K. Jaitly (2012). Riceinfosyt : A database for rice genomicand insertion preferances information of retro elements. International J. Biosolution, 2: 54-57.

10. Chandra Prabha and A.K.Jaitly (2011). Exponentional solution for remove the pollution from wastewater of different site. International of Biosolution, 2:49-53.

11. Moh. Faheem Khan and A.K. Jaitly (2011). The Unrevealed Target Binding Hotspots Secrets ofmirl micro RNA in Rice by using Bioinformaties Approach and support vector Machine. The openBioinformatics Journal. 5:1-7.

12. Gangwar, S., Singh, V.P., Garg, S.K. Prasad, S.M. and Maurya, J.N. (2011). Kinetin supplementationmodifies chromium (VI) induced alterations in growth and ammonium assimilation in peaseedlings. Biological Trace Element Research, 144: 1327-1343.

13. Sengar, K., Sengar, R.S. and Garg, S.K. (2011). The effect of in-vitro environmental conditions onsome sugarcane varieties for micropropogation. African Journal of Biotechnology 10(75): 17122—17126.

14. Awasthi, V., Sengar R.S. and Garg, S.K. (2011). Influence of abscises acid on enzymes of ammoniumassimilation in roots and shoots of maize seedlings. Research Journal of Agricultural Sciences.2(3): 623-625.

15. Chandra, S.C. Rawat, S.K., Garg, S.K., and Singh, R.P. (2012). Nitrate, nitrite, ammonium andphosphate in various drinking and surface waters sources of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh,India. International journal of Plant animal and environment sciences. 2(3) 237-240.

16. Chandra, S.C. Rawat. S.K., Garg, S.K. and Singh, R.P. (2012). Responses of Trapa natans againstthe soaring concentrations of nitrate and phosphate in a tropical river gomti in Lucknow city,India. Journal of recent advances in applied sciences. 28:78-81, 2013

17. Sengar, R.S., Garg, S.K. and Sengar, K. (2011). Biotechnological approaches for high sugarcaneyield. Plant Science Feeds. 1(7):101-111.

18. Sengar, R.S., Garg, S.K. and Sengar, K. (2011). Role of tissue culture technique in high sugarcaneproduction. Life Science leaflet. 21:1008-1017.

19. Sengar, K., Sengar, R.S. and Garg, S.K (2012). Biotechnological intervention for boosting sugarcaneproduction. Research journal of agriculture science. 35:(3) 593-599.

20. Awasthi, V. Sengar, R.S., Garg. S.K. and Sengar, K. Review-physiological and biochemical role ofGlutamate dehydrogenase in plants growth and regulation. Life Science leaflets 8:4-10.

21. Gangwar, S., Singh, V.P., Prasad, S.M. and Maurya, J.N. (2012). Exogenous application of indoleacetic acid differentially modulates hexavalent chromium tolerance in pea seedlings: Possibleinvolvement of antioxidants. Bulletin of Environ, & Scientific Research. 1:25-34

22. Gangwar, S., Singh, V.P., Garg, S.K. Prasad, S.M. and Maurya, J.N. (2011). Kinetin supplementationmodifies chromium (VI) induced alterations in growth and ammonium assimilation in peaseedlings: Biological Trace Element Research, 144: 1327-1343

23. Gangwar, S., Singh, V.P., and Maurya, J.N. (2011). Responses of Pisum sativum L. to exogenous

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indole acetic acid application under manganese toxicity. Bulletin of Environ. Contamination &Toxicology, 86 : 605-609.

24. Gangwar, S., Singh, V.P., Srivastava, P.K. and Maurya, J.N. (2011). Modification of chromium (VI)phytotoxicity by exogenous gibberellic acid application in Pisum sativum L. Seedlings. ActaPhysiologia Plantarum, 33 : 1385-1397.

25. Gangwar, S., Singh, V.P., Prasad, S.M. and Maurya, J.N. (2011). Differential responses of Peaseedlings to indole acetic acid under manganese toxicity. Acta Physiologia Plantarum, 33:451-462.

26. Kumar Chandra Shekhar, Singh Alka, Sagar, R.K. and Maurya J.N. (2011). Effect of indole aceticacid on wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) irrigated with sewage water. Journal of Phytology, 3(8):08-11.

27. Gangwar, S., Singh, V.P., Prasad, S.M. and Maurya, J.N. (2010). Modulation of manganese toxicityin Pisum sativum L. seedlings by Kinetin. Scientia Horticulturae, 126 : 467-474.

28. Gangwar, S., Singh, V.P., Prasad, S.M. and Maurya, J.N. (2010). Impact of gibberellic acid on growthand antioxidant defense mechanism in pea seedlings subjected to manganese phytotoxicity.Biochemical and Cellular Archives, 10 : 13-20.

29. Kumar Chandra Shekhar, Singh Alka, Sagar, R.K., Negi M.P.S. and Maurya J.N. (2012). Impact ofexogenous application of Indole Acetic Acid on accumulation of heavy metal and antioxidants inwheat (Triticum aestivum L.) under sewage water irrigation. Recent Research in Science andTechnology, 4 (8).

30. Kumar Chandra Shekhar, Singh Alka, Sagar, R.K., Negi M.P.S. and Maurya J.N. (2012). Study ofIndole Acetic Acid and antioxidant defense system of wheat grown under sewage water,International Journal of Environmental Sciences, 3(2) (Accepted ) .

31. Maurya, J.N. (2012) Chlorophyll fluorescence and PS II phtochemistry in desiccation tolerantcyanobacterium Scytonema geitleri under rehydration and dehydration, Biochem. Cell.12(2)(Accepted) .

(o) Seminar/Conferences Attended by Faculty1. Chaired Medal Awardee Lecture in XXXIV All India Botanical Conference held at Department of

Botany, Lucknow University Lucknow on 10-12th Oct. 2011.2. Shabana, Alok Srivastava & V.P.Singh (2011). Enhanced Phytoremediation Potentiality of Vetiveria

Zizanioides (L) Nash against Pb and Cd by Citric Acid. Vth International Conference on Vetiver,CSIR-CIMAP, Lucknow, India. 28-30 Oct., 2011. Page No. 31-32,

3. Expert for Selection of Best Paper presented in Oral Session/Poster Session in Botany Section in 6thUttarakhand State Science & Technology Congress 2011 held at G.B. Pant Institute of HimalayanEnvironment & Kumaun University, Almorah Campus, Almorah (Uttarakhand) on 14-16th Nov.,2011.

4. 98th Indian Science Congress 2011. 3-7th Jan. SRM University Chennai. 20115. 99th Indian Science Congress 2012. 3-7Jan. KIT University, Bhubaneswar, 2012(p) Seminar/Conferences/Workshop organized

Seven days workshop on working of Gas Chromatography and Mass Spectrophotometery, 2012was organized from 7 to 14th May 2012.

(q) Election of Faculty1. Prof. V.P. Singh elected & joined Secretary Indian Botanical Society for three years w.e.f. Feb. 2011.2. Dr. Alok Srivastava elected & joined Treasurer Indian Botanical Society for three years w.e.f.

Feb. 2011.

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(r) New Pattern StartedThe Department was running annual course at P.G. Level since 1985 and in light of recent U.G.C.New Delhi instruction we have started semester in Department of Plant Science from the session2012-13.

(s) Research Projects(i) Midterm Review Report of the Project entitled “Studies on the effects of EDTA and Citric Acid on

the phytoextraction efficiency on Brassica juncea (L) was Presented on 26th Nov., 2011 at UGC,New Delhi and U.G.C. approved & released 2nd instalment of the grant. Principal Investigator :Prof. V.P. Singh. (Total grant Rs.9.7 Lac).

(ii) University ProjectFinal report of the University Project entitled “Decontamination of Heavy metals from soil andwater through Phytoremediation Plants” submitted in 2011.U.G.C. New Delhi sanctioned Rs. 6.0 Lac in XI Five year Plant Grant for this above UniversityProject under coordinator ship of Prof. V.P.Singh.

(iii) State Govt. ProjectThe Department of Plant Science was selected under the scheme of Centre of Excellence and sanc-tioned Project entitled “Development of waste utilization technology and production of industri-ally important Enzymes” and has also sanctioned 97.6 Lakh grant for better infrastructure undercoordinatorship of Prof. A.K. Jaitly.

(t) Any Other Informationi. Memorial Lecture Organized

1. Prof S.P. Kuller, Ex Head Department of Botany, Punjab University Chandigarh delivered Prof.J.N. Rai Memorial Lecture 2011 on “Diversity in Pteridophytes” on 12th Sept., 2011.

2. Prof. Arun Arya, Head, Dept.of Botany, M.S. UniversityVadodara delivered Prof. H.S.Srivastava Memorial Lecture2011 on “Deterioration of Cul-tural Heritage by Mycoflora”on 25th Jan., 2012.

3. Prof. A.K. Jain, Dept. ofBotany, Jiwaji UniversityGwalior delivered Prof. H.S.Srivastava Memorial Lecture2012 on Botany in Ancient In-dia” on 8th Oct. 2012.

ii. Botanical tour conducted 14Field exposer of students by conducting Botanical tour is a continuous feature of the de-partment. A total of 14 botanical tours have been conducted and it became a regular fea-ture since 2006. Following pics are to show the places of field study.

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Department of Animal Science1. General Profile of the Department

The Department of Animal Science was established at the residential campus of the University inFebruary, 1985 as one of the four initial departments. The goals and objectives of the Department are toimpart post graduate teaching in recent disciplines of Animal Science such as Biochemistry, Biotechnology,Genetics and Elementary Statistics, Microbiology, Immunology, Endocrinology, Cell and MolecularBiology, Animal Physiology, Fisheries and Aquaculture, Parasitology, Pathology, Environmental Biology,Wildlife, Embryology and Entomology. The areas of research in the Department are ecological energetic,molecular genetics, animal biotechnology, reproductive endocrinology, fish Parasitology and pathology,phase therapy and immunomodulation and vermiculture. Extension activities of the Department includeepidemiology of cattle, human diseases and control programme for creating awareness nearby farmers,fish farming and other aqua cultural activities for the economic upliftment of the farmers, crop protectionfrom pest through ecofreindly procedures, job opportunity in the parasitic diseases, conservation ofenvironment and pollution management, vermin-culture and vermin-composting for crop production.The Department caters to recent and emerging branches of Animal Science.

2. Achievements of the Departmenta. No. of student enrolled : 30b. No. of student passed : 95%c. No. of Ph.D. student enrolled : Nild. No. of Ph.D. awarded : 08e. No. of student qualified NET/GATE/State level Ph.D. test : 04f. Publications : 26g. Seminar/Conferences attended by faculty : 09h. Seminar/Conferences/Workshops/ Training Programmes/Awareness

Programmes organized : 16An International Conference on recent trends in climate change researches vis-à-vis biodiversity isscheduled from 3rd -4th December, 2012i. Awards : Given awards to Prof. Neelima Gupta

Great Minds of the 21st Century, 2011Nominated for “Great minds of the 20th Century” as amongst the world’s top intellectualsby the American Biographical Institute (ABI)- Woman of the Year designation, 2011

Selected for 2011 Award of Excellence by ABI, USA Best Orator Gold Medal, 2011

Awarded by the International Society for Contemporary Biologists at the InternationalConference on Life Science Research for Rural & Agricultural Development.

IAES Silver Jubilee Gold Medal 2012Awarded for sustained contributions and patronage to the Indian Academy ofEnvironmental Sciences.

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Research ProjectsThe following projects are currently being implemented in the Department:

Prof. Neelima Gupta1. University Grants Commisson”Anthropogenic changes in aquatic ecosystem and related haemato-

biochemical anomalies in fish fauna of the sub-himalayan region”2. Centre of Excellence was awarded in 2011 by the Government of U.P. on the topic “Genetic &

molecular impact of climate change on aquatic biota”.Dr. S.M. Singh

3. NABARD A Project was sanctioned to Vermiculture & Vermicomposting Centre on “Transfer ofvermitechnology for organic farming for sustainable Agriculture”

Any other information“Virtual Class Room”

Department of Animal Science was approved a Smart Classes by the UGC based on the proposalssubmitted by the Department of Animal Science. The Smart class is nearing completion and will be anexcellent aid for e-learning.Project under “Centre of Excellence” Scheme of U P Govt.

A project was sanctioned by the Government of Uttar Pradesh on “Genetic and Molecular impact ofclimate change on biota” under the scheme of Centre of Excellence.

3. Future Plans of the Department To impart post graduate teaching in recent disciplines of Animal Science such as Biotechnology, Cell

Biology, Molecular Biology, Genetics, Statistics, Microbiology, Immunology, Endocrinology, AnimalPhysiology, Fisheries & Aquaculture, Parasitology & Pathology, Environmental Biology & wild lifeetc. to strengthen the students academically & meet the challenges of the times

To organize regular extension programmes at village and school level on different environmentalissues and organic farming systems for sustainable agriculture

To undertake research activities in modern areas of research Molecular mechanism of hormonal action,Haeme parasitology, cross transmission and ecoparasitology, ecotoxicological hydrobiology and fishchromosome studies, Earthworm ecology, vermicomposting and solid waste management forsustainable agriculture, Immunomodulation agriculture, Immunomodulation and phage therapy inaquaculture, Gene cloning and animal biotechnology.

To generate funds and extend research facilities by acquiring research projects by funding agencies. To stimulate international collaboration by means of foreign visits, participation in conferences/

seminars/ workshops etc. Exposure of students to modern topics by arranging guest lectures of high repute from academics

and scientific institutions To organize National/International conferences. An International conference on “Recent Trends in

Climate Change, Researches vis-à-vis Biodiversity” is scheduled on 3rd & 4th December, 2012

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Department of Ancient History and Culture1) General Profile

Department of Ancient History and Culture was established in the University in July 1985. Duringthe 27 years of its existence, the department has earned a respectable reputation at the national andinternational levels. The department has hosted 5 international and about 30 national level seminars andconferences, and has through its faculty support assisted in organizing at least 2 international colloquiumabroad and 4 international workshop and seminars in other Indian universities. The department hashosted a session of the Indian History Congress, a joint session of the conferences of Indian ArchaeologicalSociety, Indian Society for Prehistory and Quaternary Studies etc., and three sessions of the U.P. HistoryCongress at Bareilly. Several regional level seminars and invited lectures have been hosted, besides 8notable “Munnalal Memorial Endowment Lectures”.

The Department established a small archaeological museum in 1987 as “Panchala Museum” with asmall collection of antiquities collected during the departmental explorations of various archaeologicalsites in the region; and which has grown over years. Donations of antiquities by certain responsible andenlightened citizens were also received for the museum. The “Rama Shankar Rawat Gallery” wasestablished in 2010 with the donation of antiquities received from Col. Rajiv Rawat from his privatecollection.

Archaeological explorations and excavations conducted by the department have been fruitful inenhancing knowledge of the region. The excavation at Abhaipur (Bisalpur, distt. Pilibhit) yielded a rareburial belonging to the Proto-historic period.

The department concentrated upon the history of ancient Graeco-Indian interaction under theleadership of Professor U.P. Arora, the pioneer in the field Greek studies who has been awarded of theGolden Cross, Order of Honor by the Government of Greece. The department became the headquarters ofthe ‘Indian Society for Greek and Roman Studies’ (ISGARS) and has regularly published 14 issues of aresearch journal, Yavanika : Indo-Hellenic Studies. The department has become one of the very few centersin India for doctoral research in Graeco-Indian Studies.

The ancient Indo-Iranian interaction has also become another theme of interest for thedepartment. Many research papers in the field have been produced and three Indo-Iranian thematicseminars have been organized and hosted here. The department has been able to publish the seminarpapers too. One publication was awarded the World Prize for the Best Book on Iran for the Year 1986 bythe President of Iran. The department could recently establish an “Indo-Iranian Studies Centre” with thecollaboration of Embassy of Iran in India.

The department has been strong in producing research and publishing it. Recently, the third issueof Aitihaya, the journal on ancient Indian history, culture and archaeology, was released. Faculty of thedepartment contributed several papers in different places; and published one seminar proceedings andone Museum publication.

The department of Ancient History and Culture conducts degree programmes for M.A. (AncientHistory & Culture), M.Phil. (Ancient History & Culture) and Ph.D. (Ancient History & Culture). Thepapers in M.A. include Ancient Indian history, archaeology, Indian numismatics, epigraphy, art and

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architecture, social and cultural institutions, philosophy of history, historiography, world history includingspecial paper in the History of Hellenic and Hellenistic Civilization. The papers, at M.Phil includeHistoriography and Philosophy of History; Sources of Indian History; and Trends in Historiography.New optional papers have been recommended to the Academic Council for inclusion in the teachingprogramme.

The Department of Ancient History and Culture has a sanctioned strength of 7 faculty positions outof which 4 posts are filled up and 3 posts are vacant. The 3 Technical staff also possesses excellent credentials,competence and expertise. The serving faculties have specializations in fields of historiography andphilosophy of history; ancient numismatics and economic history; inscriptional evidence and Greek historyand Pauranic and literary sources of Indian history.

There have been numerous student awardees of the Junior Research and Senior Research Fellowshipsof the Indian Council of Historical Research and the University Grants Commission, besides the RajivGandhi Scholarships. Many students have cleared the NET and SLET and also the Ph.D. Entrance Test.

2. Achievementsa) Enrolled students:

2011-12 2012-13 M.A. (Prev) 09 30

M.A. (Final) 18 16 M. Phil. 15 12b) Number of Pass students (2012 exam) and in 1st Division

M.A. (Final) 18 01M. Phil. 15 04

c) No. of Ph.D. enrolled (4 X 8) = 32d) No. of Ph. D. awarded 4e) NET Qualified 3

Ph.D. Test qualified 5f) Publications:

Arora, Sinha, Singh (ed) journal, Yavanika 1 issueSinha, Singh, Srivastava (ed), journal Aitihaya 2 issuesSingh & Sharma (comp), Figurines in the Panchala MuseumSinha & Singh, Cultural Parallels: India and Iran

Acheivements in 2011-12 Faculty Papers Under Seminar/Conference Seminar/Conference

published publication attended organisedIn Department 16 14 17 5A. K. Sinha 5 4 5A. K. Singh 6 4 4S. B. Lal 3 3 4V.B.S. Yadav 2 3 4

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List of Seminars:National Seminar on “Mind and Soul of India” on 17-18 March 2010National Seminar on “Interpretation of Historical Evidences”on 24-25 January 2011.National Seminar on “Tradition and Modernity” on 23-24 February 201223rd Session of the U. P. History Congress on 7-8 October 2012-10-22National Seminar & Exhibition on “Panchala and Other Local Coins & Seals” on 8-9 October 2012.

g) New Courses/Papers started:BOS recommended the commencement of new optional papers in M.A. as follows:

(1.) Technical Photography and Drawing(2.) History of Panchala(3) History of Indian Archaeology(4) Theory and Methods in ArchaeologyA new One year Diploma in “Technical Photography and Drawing for Museum andArchaeology” recommended.

h) Any other information:The “Indo-Iranian Studies Centre” has been established with the collaboration of Embassy of Iran in

India and inaugurated on 9th July 2012 by the Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor and His Excellency, the Ambassadorof Iran.

3. Future Plan of the DepartmentStrengthening research in the history of Panchala focusing upon the archaeological evidence and art

material reposed in the Panchala Museum.Pioneering research work in the Indo-Iranian Studies in the aspect of ancient Indo-Iranian contacts.

4. Out Standing Research Work “Shaka Factor in Indian History”, the Presidential Address, Ancient Indian History section of the

21st Session of the U.P. History Congress at Shahjahanpur, on 24th -25th October, 2010. Four Chapters in prestigious PHISPC Volume 2011-12 Two Lectures in Refresher Course in Research Methodology in Social Science and Humanities

(Inter-Disciplinary) at the UGC- Academic Staff College, Kumaun University, Nainital on 4thAugust 2011.

5. Innovative Courses Board of Studies 2012 has recommended the commencement of new optional paper in M.A. i.e.,

Technical Photography and Drawing Commencement of a new One year Diploma in “Technical Photography and Drawing for Museum

and Archaeology” recommended.

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Department of Applied & Regional EconomicsThe department of Applied and Regional Economics came into existence in 1985. Late Prof. R.K.

Sinha was the founder head of the department. The frame of orientation has been made with the objectiveto produce scholars for: (i) Development administration and planning services at national and State level;(ii) making carrier in applied socio-economic researches (iii) attaining success in the success in the nationaland State level competitions; and (iv) inculcating skills for being absorbed in the emerging private sectorand MNCs.

Keeping in view the specific orientation; the Department has focused the following teaching andresearch activities:

(i) Providing post-graduate teaching in Applied and Regional Economics.(ii) Pre-doctoral teaching leading to the degree of Master of Philosophy (M.Phill).(iii) Guiding and conducting researches at doctoral level (Ph.D.) and M.Phil Dissertations.(iv) Coordinating researches and extension programmes by national and State level institutions and

the Union and State Governments.

Thrust Areas:For post graduate studies (M.A. in Applied and Regional Economics and M.Phil following main

criteria are considered :)(a) Teaching basic concepts and latest developments in the field of fundamental and Development

Economics.(b) Providing skill to apply quantitative tools in empirical socio-economic investigations.(c) Development of research orientation to conduct independent survey and study of regional economic

problems.(d) Ph.D. level research:

Studies related with sustainable rural development; Village level typological studies; Concept ofpoverty, its reduction and social exclusion; Inter- linkages and inclusive Development; Gender studiesand the female work participation; Demographic studies and the related issues; Issues of HumanDevelopment; and Comparative applied and regional studies.

The FacultyThe sanctioned post of teaching faculty includes one professor, two Readers and four lecturers.

Faculty Name Designation Specialization Ph.D. Supervised PublicationDr. M.K. Singh Reader Ruler development 16 11

& Regional AnalysisShri Subodh Dhawan Reader Agricultural Economietrics - 21Shri M.I. Khan Lecturer Economics of Education, - 03

Panchayti Raj.

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To supplement the teaching and research activities four guest faculty and a UGC project associate isworking in the Department.

Highlights and Achievements:Some of the achievements of the Department in the last five years are as following:

i. Seminar & Conference Attended:Faculty members of the Department have participated in many international and national seminarsand conferences. The faculty has presented research paper in international conference at Tehranand more than half a dozen articles in national conferences including Annual Conferences of IndianEconomic Association, Indian Society of Labour Economics and U.P. Uttarakhand EconomicsAssociation.

ii. Seminar / Conference Organized :The Department has organized two national level seminars (February, 2007 and March 2007). Thefirst was with the financial support of U.G.C. However, the second one was with the financialsupport and in collaboration with State Land use Board. The Department has successfully organizedthe III Annual Conference of Uttar Pradesh- Uttarakhand Economic Association in November,2007, in which around two hundred delegates participated and more than 150 research paperswere presented.

iii. Centre for Human Development & Demographic Research :The Department has submitted a proposal to University Grants Commission for setting up Centrefor Human Development & Demographic Research (CHDDR) in the XII Five Year Plan. Theproposed Centre will focus its academic activities on the emerging issues of Human Developmentand the interlinked problems of inclusive development. The Centre will highlight the concernedissues of the quantitative and qualitative aspects of the population at the macro level in generaland the micro and meso level in particular.

iv. Research Project:UGC has awarded a Major Research Project on Urbanization and Environmental Degradation tothe faculty member (M.K. Singh). The duration of the project is two years (2011-2013).

v. Doctoral Degree :One faculty member (M.I. Khan) and four research scholars have achieved their doctoral degree.

vi. Success in UGC-NET and R.G. Fellowship :So far two students of the Department have secured success in UGC-NET examination. Twelvestudents of M. Phil. have achieved the honour to receive Rajeev Gandhi National Fellowship forpre doctoral (M.Phil.) studies in the last five years.

(vii) Foreign Visits:The faculty members of the Department have visited following countries to attend internationalseminars and conferences: Prof. M.I. Siddiqui (now retired) visited Canada for a period of two years. (2007-2009) Mr. S. Dhawan visited Tehran (Iran) to participate in an international conference and to deliver

a lecture (November, 2007).

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Department of Business AdministrationThe Department of Business Administration came into existence in 1987. Since then it has covered a

long journey as far as time and developments are concerned. Starting from one programme with an intakeof 30 students in MBA under Faculty of Commerce today there is a separate Faculty of Managementhousing two Departments namely Department of Business Administration and Department of HotelManagement & Catering Technology. In Department of Business Administration there are threeprogrammes namely:

1) MBA two years full time programme with an intake of 60 students.2) MBA (Marketing) two years full time programme with an intake of 60 students.3) MBA Part Time three years programme with an intake of 30 students.

Vision: To develop the Department as an International Centre of Excellence for imparting Value basedManagement EducationMission: To develop future managers equipped with thorough professionalism, managerial skills,knowledge, wisdom and values to serve the mankind

The major considerations addressed by the goals & objectives of the Department of BusinessAdministration are: Intellectual and academic development of the students for the competitive business environment

in which they will enter after the course Appropriate training is provided to sharpen the managerial skills of the students and executives

serving in different industries Value based education is promoted so that we have better and more responsible citizens who

will also be concerned with the community & national development along with environmentalprotection

The education and training provided to the students help them in getting placed in organizationsof repute

The inclusion of various computer papers, computer based teaching, through exposure tocomputers in labs, during two years, and presentations help the students in getting well versedwith ICT.

FacultyIn everyday classroom life, it is the faculty who inspires the students. However, at Department of

Business Administration, faculty members are inspired with a passion for teaching- they invest their time,effort and enthusiasm for imparting education using innovative teaching methods in synergy with researchknowledge and corporate experience to make academic discussions contemporary, thought provokingand global in its perspective. Their teaching methods include case study, field study, seminars, simulations,and independent work, apart from traditional lecture mode.

The department also has internationally acclaimed and experienced management gurus, consultants,entrepreneurs and managers as guest faculty to complement its permanent faculty. The department hassix core faculty members

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1. Prof P.K. Yadav2. Prof. A.K. Sarkar3. Dr. P.B. Singh4. Dr. Rajkamal5. Dr. Sanjay Mishra6. Mr. Alok Saxena

There are six contractual faculty members- Ms. Shubhra Singh, Ms. Divya Khanna, Ms. Varsha, Dr.Manjula Saxena, Mr. Girish Patel and Mr. Rahul Kumar.

HighlightsKeeping in mind the vision and mission a lot of initiatives were taken and activities carried during

the last five years in the Department. Some of the important ones are stated below:1) The Department shifted in the huge new building in April 2007.2) The new building has six classrooms, two lecture theatres, two computer labs, one conference

hall, one syndicate room, one audio-visual lab, one guest house suite, one big auditorium.3) New Computers installed in Computer Labs. Today there are 90 computers with internet facility.4) All the faculty chambers have computers with internet facility.5) Water Coolers installed for students & faculty members.6) Four Books of Faculty Members got published in last five years.7) One hundred & thirty one (131) research papers / articles written/published by Faculty Members

in last five years.8) Twenty Eight Ph. D. degrees awarded under various Faculty Members during last five years.9) Approximately 100 units of blood donated per year by the students and faculty members in last

five years.10) Plantation activity carried out by the students/faculty members of the department regularly.11) The Department has been regularly organizing One Orientation Programme, One Faculty

Development Programme, One Industrial Tour, One Workshop, One Lecture Series (three daysperiod) and One Seminar.

12) In Academic Year (2009-2010) the Orientation Programme took place in first week of August;Lecture Series on 27th, 28th & 29th August; Faculty Development Programme on 24th & 25thSept.; Industrial Tour 31st Oct; & Workshop on Research Methodology 20th & 21st Feb.

13) In Academic Year (2010-2011) the Orientation Programme took place in first week of Sept; LectureSeries on 16th, 17th & 18th Sept; Faculty Development Programme on Case Studies took placeon 26th & 27th Nov; Industrial Tour on 15th Jan; National Seminar in first week of Feb.; &Workshop in last week of March.

14) In Last Academic Year (2011-2012) a National Seminar on “Effective Leadership in DynamicBusiness Scenario” was organized on Nov 13th & 14th. Around 40 participants from differentparts of country representing various institutes and universities presented their papers. E souvenircontaining the selected papers was also released.

15) The Faculty members have also been involved in delivering lectures at different industries,institutes and chairing sessions at various conferences, seminars, workshops, etc.

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Department of Law1. General profile of department

a. Year of establishment : 1987b. Name of Faculty Legal Studiesc. Names of Courses offered : LL.M., Ph.D.d. Nature of Course : Semestere. Number of teaching posts sanctioned and filled

Posts Sanctioned FilledProfessor 01 01Associate Professors 02 01Asst. Professors 04 03

2. Faculty ProfileName Designation Qualification SpecializationDr Reena Professor LL.M, Ph.D. Administrative Law, Constitutional LawDr. Shephali Yadav Reader LL.M, LL.D Judicial Process, JurisprudenceDr N K Choubey Lecturer LL.M, Ph.D. Administrative Law, Law of TortDr Amit Singh Lecturer LL.M, Ph.D. Cyber Crime, IPRDr Ashok Kumar Lecturer LL.M, Ph.D. Human Right, Criminology

3. Achievements of the Departmentsa. No. of student enrolled : 25+30b. No. of student passed : 25c. No. of Ph.D. student enrolled : —d. No. of Ph.D. awarded : —e. No. of student qualified NET/GATE/State level Ph.D. test : NET/JRF - 08, Ph.D. Ent. - 10f. Publications : 02 (By Dr. Amit Singh)

1- Right to Information India (under publication ) Universal publication pvt. Ltd.2- U.P. Judicial services (pre) examination guide. Universal publication Pvt. Ltd. ( publication )

g. Seminar/Conferences attended by faculty : 083. Future Plan of the Department

Creation of new knowledge through research is our prime objective. The department has been strivingto generate a fine combination of factual and conceptual knowledge and in future also we will be abidingby the same approach. Law is real dynamic discipline which requires stability with capacity to change.Our motive is to impart knowledge with a content which forms a solid foundation inspiring all the newideas and dimensions in it.

In fact our department intends to contribute in the generation of new knowledge through both itsapproach and content.

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In future we will be focusing on the following:1. Curricular aspect- We will venture in the new, relevant and need based areas giving equal

importance to the basic and applied knowledge.2. Learning and evaluation- we will try to enrich our wealth of information in print and electronic

format. We aspire to have a transparent, confidential and credible evaluation system. It will alsohave the mechanism of student’s feedback and effective grievance rederessal. We will make ourlearning and evaluation more accountable.

3. Research, consultancy and extension-Faculty members shall be encouraged to have a fewcollaborative research projects supported by state and central agencies and also to write in journalshaving better impact factor. We are also aspiring to provide academic and legal counseling. Wewill work with NGOs and charitable institutions.

4. Infrastructure and resources- we aspire to have a better infrastructure and access to e-resources.INFLIBNET in a must for us.

Special Achievements: Law expert selected in Discovery Channel from Silver Law College, Bareilly. Student selected for LLM in Vorvick University, U.K.

Department of EducationBrief History

Department of Education was established in 1986 in the University campus with an intake of 10students of M.Ed. course. Since 1995, the UGC has conferred the distinct status of Department of ResearchSupport (D.R.S.) under its Special Assistance Programme (SAP) for promoting excellence in research invarious thrust areas of education, particularly: Vocational Education, Special Education, and EducationalTechnology. The department was also recognized by MHRD as an Institute of Advanced Studies inEducation. The department was accredited in the year 2005 by UGC-NAAC to have A+ Status. Thedepartment has also been recognized by the U.P. Government as Centre for excellence in disability studies.Besides, it is collaborating with IGNOU and Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan in the area of learning disability. Assoon as the reference of prestigious department comes, it would probably not be irrelevant to mention thenames of its former Heads of the department as Prof. Beena Shah being pioneer and first succeeded byProf. Girijesh Kumar and presently Prof. N P Singh is the HOD.

The department has a well qualified faculty with series of good publication and strong researchorientation. Majority of faculty members are supervising Ph.D. and dissertations at PG level. Facultieshave also undertaken many research projects funded by International and national agencies. Facultymembers have also received recognition of being in the Editorial Board, Review Committees and Editorsto various reputed international/refereed journals. Faculty of the department is also providing consultancyservices to government and non-government organizations and especially to community. Faculty of thedepartment is regularly participating as well acting as resource persons for seminars/conferences/workshops organized at local/regional/national/international levels. Teachers of the department are alsoproducing print/non print teaching learning materials and undertaking various extension activities forcommunity development in the form of social work, inclusive education and environmental education.

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Teaching Programs B.Ed. (Specialization in Special Education): to prepare teachers for students with disabilities/special

needs in hearing impairment and learning disability. B.Ed. (Specialization in Vocational Education): to prepare teachers for vocationalization of courses at

10+2 level in different trades. B.Ed. (Specialization in Educational Computing): to prepare teachers with the dual skills of handing

both computers along with subject teaching through ICT. Applied M.Ed.: to prepare teacher educators with specializations in Educational Technology, Special

Education, Guidance and Counseling, Measurement and Evaluation and ICT. Ph.D. Program: to promote researches in emerging areas of education particularly in the areas of

Vocational Education, Special Education, and Educational Technology.

Academic Honors/Awards to Faculty Members Dr. Amitav Mishra has received Derozio Award (Council of Indian School Certificate Examination,

New Delhi) for outstanding contribution and human enrichment; State Award for Excellence in servicesto persons with disabilities (Government of Uttar Pradesh); IMA Awards (Indian Medical Association,Bareilly) for outstanding services in rehabilitation and training of persons with disabilities; and EuniceKennedy Shriver Award for outstanding contribution in creating positive attitude towards personswith intellectual disability.

Dr. Pradeep Kumar Misra has received Doctoral Scholarship by German Academic Exchange service(DAAD), Senior Researcher Scholarship by German Academic Exchange service (DAAD), ErsmusMundus Visiting Scholar Scholarship by European Commission, and UGC Post Doctoral ResearchAward by UGC.

Prof. N.N. Pandey was elected and serving as Secretary of Indian Association of Teacher Educators(IATE).

Academic Visits by Faculty Members Dr. Amitav Mishra - USA, China, Belgium Dr. Nalini Srivastava- Thailand Dr. Pradeep Kumar Misra- University of Kassel, Germany; Institute of Education, London; Arhus

University, Denmark; Wawasan Open University, Malaysia; Hanoi Open University, Vietnam; OttagoUniversity, New Zealand; Open University, Nederland; Deusdo University, Spain; and Sweden.

Notable Academic Achievements During last five years, 105 scholars were awarded Ph.D. degrees, whereas 20 Ph.D. these are under

the process of supervision. Most of the researches were carried out in the areas of EducationalTechnology, Special Education and Vocational Education.

In preceding UGC NET examination the department has credit to have more than twenty studentsqualified for NET examination. Out of these, eight are JRF.

Different members of the Department are serving in the Editorial boards of reputed national/International journals - Prof. N.N. Pandey as Editor of Teacher Education; Dr. Amitav Mishra asEditor of Journal of National Convention of Educators of the Deaf; Prof. Girijesh Kumar and Prof.B.R. Kukreti as Editorial committee member of Gyan-Journal of Education; Prof. N.P. Singh as Editorialcommittee member of Purvanchal Journal of Education and Manviki; Dr. Amitav Mishra as reviewerof Indian Journal of Special Education and Gyan-Journal of Education; Dr. Pradeep Kumar Misra as

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reviewer of Gyan-Journal of Education. Besides, Dr. Pradeep Kumar Misra is also the member ofInternational group of peer reviewers for internationally acclaimed publication group- IGI global, USA.

As a step on the door of new world, the department has developed a virtual classroom to promotetechnology supported teaching learning.

Two faculty members of the department have been selected as Professors in IGNOU. The department played active role in igniting the energy of affiliated colleges of the University by

way of motivation through NAAC accreditation orientation workshops. Prof. Girijesh Kumar, Prof.B.R. Kukreti, Prof. N.P. Singh, Prof. N.N. Pandey, Dr. Amitav Mishra, Dr. Rashmi Agarwal and Dr.Pradeep Kumar Misra acted as resource persons for these workshops.

Different faculty members of the department are regularly publishing research papers/ articles/chaptersin Journals of International repute e.g. Journal of Values, Educational Media International, Journal ofVocational Education & Training, International Journal of Teaching and Case Studies, etc. Besides,Dr. Prdaeep Kumar Misra has contributed chapters for reference books of internationally acclaimedpublication group- IGI global, USA and one of his research papers was also published in Germanlanguage in internationally reputed journal ‘TelevIZIon’.

The department has been twice provided a grant of Rupees One Lac by the State Government toconduct seminars in emerging areas of education.

Recent Seminars/Conferences/Workshops National Seminar of ICT in Teacher Education Sponsored by Govt. of Uttar Pradesh. National Workshop cum Symposium on Recent Trends in Assessment, Training and Evaluation of

Children with Special Need: under UGC-DRS SAP III. IATE 44th Annual National Conference on Excellence in Teacher Education: Prospects and challenges. Annual National Conference of NCED- India, 2012 (In collaboration with NCED). Dr. Amitav Mishra

of the department was organizing secretary of this conference. Members of the department namely-Prof. Girijesh Kumar, Prof. N.P. Singh, Prof. B.R. Kukreti and Dr. Pradeep Kumar Misra chaireddifferent sessions in this conference.

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Department of Applied EnglishM.A. in Applied English was introduced in 1998 under the aegis of Faculty of Education and Allied

Sciences. The focus of the Department is on multi-dimensional development of students. Keeping it inview, we adopt a cohesive, realistic, highly motivational teaching strategy to teach the students and moderntechnology like Language laboratory and other audio- visual aids are regularly used to equip the studentswith linguistic competence. The syllabus has been designed as per UGC’s latest model curriculum withthe purpose to provide exposure and sensitivity to students towards literature and to prepare them foremployability in other sectors, along with conventional teaching job. The syllabus is also modified ontime to time as per the requirements of job- market. The same augments the ability of students by nurturingtheir latent inherent talents and chiseling their linguistic skills. Technical papers like Phonetics and SpokenEnglish, Scientific and Technical Writing (Research Methodology), Creative Writing and Translation etc.provide additional skill to students and address with the purposes to improve fluency and accuracy ofstudents in English by encouraging constant interaction between students and teachers and to impartexposure regarding research procedure and to enable them to adopt practical approach while selectingtopic for research and to familiarize them with research methodology and ultimately to focus on thepersonality development of students through regular Group Discussion, Seminar and personal interaction.At present there is one Associate professor along with four other guest faculties. The students and teachersof the department are highly motivated and have actively participated and presented their research papersin various National and International seminars and conferences.

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Acheivements of the Department D. Litt Awarded to Dr. Sumitra Kukreti Ph D. Awarded : 12 Ph D. Thesis submitted : 03 Research Papers published by the Faculty members : 50 Research papers published by students : 6 Students Qualified NET/ SLET : 04 Papers presented in National / International Seminars : 60 Lectures Delivered in Seminars/ conferences : 7 Lectures delivered in Refresher Course : 02 ( A M U in Sep. 2011) Resource Lectures delivered for students : 04 ( at AMU and

Govt. P G College, Khatima) Students qualified in Combined Eligibility Test for Research : 20

( conducted by Faizabad University in 2012) Minor project : Approved by U G C in 2012 : 01

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Deparment of Adult, Continuing Education and ExtensionBrief History

Department of Adult Continuing Education and Extension in the University, was established as acentre at the initiative of University Grants Commission, New Delhi in 1987. During last 25 years, theDepartment and Extension work has been successfully established as it is one of the effective means forthe development of community and students.

The Department aim to develop the abilities of the community to participate in the development ofthe Nation and help people to improve the quality for their lives. With this aim Department had introducedPG Degree and Diploma courses since 2002, which are of social relevance and job oriented.

Programmes of the DepartmentAt present the Department offers following programmes:

1. Master of Rural Development and Management (Two years duration)2. Research Programmes for Ph.D. Degree in MRDM.3. P.G Diploma in Entrepreneurship Development (One year duration)4. P.G Diploma in Women Empowerment and Development (One year duration).5. Short Term Certificate and Vocational Training Courses.

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6. Organizing Continuing Education Centre and Women Study Centre in Urban Slums and Rural Areas.The Department has drawn its teaching, Research and Extension concern from the rural environs. It

grew from the initial efforts at spread of literacy in the rural areas, went on to recognize the need forcapacity building of the diverse segments of rural population through continuing education programmes.The Department has gradually identified the postgraduate education needs of rural youth with a vision tocreating opportunities for them to find managerial positions in the country.

The course offered by the department have been formulated keeping in view the demand forprofessional managers and entrepreneurs in rural development as it exists in the various Departments ofthe Central and State Government, in Non Governmental Organization, in Banks, in Rural- based Industries,cooperatives etc.1. Core FacultyS.No. Name of core Faculty Designation Educational Qualification1. Dr. Dileep Kumar Director M.A(Psy.),M.Ed.,Ph.D.(Edu.), CCFA2. Dr. N.D Dwiwedi Ass. Director M.A, D.Phil2. Research programmes of the Department

1. Ph.D (on going) -082. Dissertation(2012) -26

3. Number of Students Programme-wise Enrolled during last 3 yearSession (year) MRDM (I year) MRDM (II year) PGDED PGDWED2009-10 50 26 27 392010-11 51 37 22 292011-12 50 25 04 074. Extension worka) Summer Training: Our 56 Students did the Summer Training for 04 Weeks in the following 6

institutions:1) Sakaar , Bareilly2) ANaRDe Foundation, Pilibhit3) New Public School, Lucknow-4) Gram Niyojan Kendra,Gaziabad5) Vinoba Seva Ashram,Shahjahanpur6) Deen Dayal Shodh Sansthan, Chitrakut

b) Educational Tour: Mount Abu, Udaipur and Chittorgarh (Rajasthan)by MRDM Previous and FinalYear Students.

c) Field and Extension Work1. Survey and analysis of village economic structure of village Lalpur.2. Promotion of Self Help group in Etua Beniram and Doharia.3. Survey of Rural Infrastructure of adopted village Chandrapur and Mohanpur.4. Organization of Health and Hygiene awareness camps in village Abdullahpur Mafee.

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d) Seminars AttendedDr. Dileep Kumar attended the Seminar on National Level Workshop on “Fieldwork components in

Lifelong Learning”, Department of Continuing Education and Extension Work, SNDT Women’s University,Mumbai.e) Seminars/Conferences Organised

1. Anna Hazare ke Rajneetik Vikalp ki Saarthakta.2. Gaon k vikas k shetra mein karyat/karya icchuk sangathan k pratinidhiyon ka sammelan in

Collaboration with ANarDe Foundation, Mumbai(Pilibhit unit)..f) Publications:

1. Panchayatiraj aur Grameen Vikas by Dr. Dileep Kumar and Dr. N. D . Dwivedi.2. Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship Development by Dr. Dileep Kumar and Dr. N.D. Dwivedi.

5. Proposed Programmes of the Department (03 Months Duration):a) Certificate in Yoga and Meditationb) Certificate in N.G.O Managementc) Certificate in Event Managementd) Certificate course for TV and Drama Artiste) Certificate in Public Speakingf) Certificate in Nursery Teachers Trainingg) Certificate Course in Food Preservation and Canning.h) Certificate course in Retail Management and Rural Marketing (03 Months Duration).i) One Day workshop to Create Awareness among students, administrator, teachers and researchers

regarding census report of 2011.j) P.G Diploma in Fashion and Textile Designing (01 Year Duration).k) Advanced P.G Diploma in Fashion and Textile Designing (01 Year Duration).

Department of Electronics & Communication1. No. of Publication by Faculties:Name of Faculty National conference International conference Journal F.D.P.1. S.K. Tomar - 2 1 -2. Hari K. Singh 7 2 4 13. Chhabi Sharma - 1 1 24. Inderpreet Kaur 2 1 1 25. Janak Kapoor - 2 - -6. Sumit Shrivastava 3 - - -2. Achievements1. 4 days work shop was organized on 23-26 Nov 2011 on Robotics & Matlab.

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2. National seminar SAET-2012 (Software app. in eng. & technology) was organized by:Convener: Hari Kumar SinghCo-Convener: Inderpreet Kaur

3. No. of students GATE qualified:* Sanjeev Sinha * S.K. Saurav* Prabhat Gangwar * Sachchitanand Kushwaha* Akanshit Upadhyaya * Kavita* Naha Chaudhary * Vikas* Dinesh * Rakesh Yadav* Vinay Kumar * Trivedi Balmukund

4. No of students placed in T.C.S.: 235. Runner up of the cricket tournament at university level6. IET topper 2012: Khushboo Singh (Gold Madelist)7. Third year student selected in national level project competition (MNIT Allahabad)8. 80% students passed with first division

Department of CS & IT1. Number of Publication 100 (total)2. Conduction of workshop/Seminar 023. Guest Lecture Organized 044. No of students GATE qualified 145. Placement Available with Dean, FET office6. Sports Activity:

FET level 03Department level 10Students passed out with honors: MCA 09

10. Students passed out with first class:(i) B.Tech. 20(ii) MCA 17

Department of Electrical Engineering1. Faculty profile, adequacy and competency of faculty

Professor 01Reader 01Lecturer 04

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Sr. Lecturer 03Guest faculty 02All faculty members are well qualified as highest degree of one faculty member is Ph.D. and there

five faculty members are possessing post graduate degrees and two are pursuing their post graduatedegrees.2. Student profile according to programs of study, gender, region etc.

B.Tech (EE) 44 Girls 176 Boys Total 2203. Change made in the courses or programs during the past five years and the contribution of the faculty

to those changes.The syllabus of the department is regularly changed as per the regulation of the courses. The faculty

has been involved in revising the syllabus according to their expertise.4. Trend in the success rate and the dropout rate of students during the last five years.

Success rate: 95%Dropout rate: 5%

5. Learning resources of the department like library, computers, laboratories and such resources.Departmental library is equipped with 100 books.

Computer Lab 01Basic electrical 01Measurement lab 01Electrical machine lab 01Instrumentation lab 01Control system lab 01Power electronics lab 01Total no of computers 20Over head projector 02Technical software available MATLAB, PSIM, RS View (for PLC and S)CADA

6. Enhancement of the learning resources during the past five years.Relevant equipments and State of art software/hardware are purchased in departmentallaboratories.

7. Modern teaching methods in the practice other than the lecturer methodsThrough LCD projector/over head projector

8. Participation of teachers in academic and personal counseling of students.Teachers are involved in all kind of counseling concerned with academic growth and lacementsof students.

9. Details of faculty development programs and teachers who benefited during the last five years.Two teachers have taken admission in M.Tech. programs.

10. Participation of teachers in academics activities other than teaching and research.Teachers are participating in short term courses and refresher programs organized by IITs/NITs/NITTTR and other reputed institutes time to time to enhance their technical skills. They also attendNational/ International conferences, seminars and workshops.

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11. If research is a significant activity, the thrust areas of the department.* Control system optimization with PSO techniques.* Networked control system* Controller Design for power distribution/drives

12. Details of the ongoing projects and projects completed during the last five years.A project is under preparation for submission to AICTE through MODROB.

13. Publication of the faculty, for the past five years. Details regarding citation index and impact factoranalysis.

National 04International 01

14. Methods of continuous student’s assessment.Internal assessment is made on the basis of class test, attendance and seminar for eachsubject.

15. Placement record of the past students and the contribution of the department to the studentsplacements.

Various students are placed in State electricity boards, PSUs such as NTPC/NHPC/Power Gridand multinational companies.

16. Plan of the action of department for the next five yearsThe department has planned to start M.Tech program in power system and energy management.

17. Any other highlights.Department has designed and fabricated 25 low cost user friendly kits.

Vision and MissionThe department intends to provide quality education to the students with emphasis to the laboratory/

experimental work that is at par with the modesty. We shall also strive to incorporate Research &Development as a major part of our departmental activities at the core and interdisciplinary areas.

With the aforesaid vision we intend to create a highly competent pool of Engineers, who can contributeto the cutting Edge Technology of the present era.Name of the students (final yr EE), who got placed in TCS

1. Ms. Mandavi Singh (08EE20)2. Mr. ankit Rastogi (08EE04)3. Mr. Shanu Singh (08EE47)4. Mr. Siddhant Maurya (08EE51)5. Mr. Rahul Kumar (08EE37)6. Mohd. Shoaib Ansari (08EE31)

Department of Mechanical EngineeringTotal Publication: International Journal 06

International Conference 03National Conference 06

National Seminar 01 Organizing department

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UGC Project 02Award Siksha Ratan Award (Dr. T.U. Siddiqui)Membership International Association of Engineers,

Association of Engineers, India (Local Chapter)

List of Students, who have qualified in GATE Examination 2011-121. Jai Prakash Tripathi 2. Rajat Srivastava3. Pradeep Singh 4. Saurav Vats5. Kausal Kumar 6. Sunil Kumar7. Krishna Kumar Rajput 9. Ravi Ranjan Kumar10. Vivek Uniyal 11. Prashant Kumar Gupta12. Prashant Shukla 13. Kuldeep

Department of EI Engineering1. Number of publication Twelve Papers2. Facilities I. Wi-Fi Department

II. Developed two new labs3. Achievements (awards) One of the faculty members has delivered an Expert

Lecture in AICTE approved Staff DevelopmentProgram at Galgotia College of Engineering &Technology, Noida.

4. Guest Lecture organized Two expert lecture organized5. Number of students GATE qualified 1. Janmejay Singh

2. Mohd. Ovais

S.No.

No. ofGATE qualifiedStudents/Their Names (1)

No. of studentspassed withhonors first

class (5)1. 13 students

qualifiedGate exam10 withpercentile ofabove 90%and 08 withpercentile ofbelow 90%.

TCS (campusplacement) 03students finallyselected. BHEL-02BARC-01 NTPC- 03Ordinance Factory-0206-students takeadmission in IITs,NITs for M.Tech.program

01 Student passfirst class withhonors 36 passwith first class,Final result offew studentsawaited due toR.D.

Sport activities atNational/State/

University Level(Winner/ Runner) (4)05 students ofM e c h a n i c a lEngineering dept.got selection inRohilkhand Univ.Cricket team,Winner of Mohd.Kamaran MemorialCricket Tournament(RU Cup)

AchievementsAwards (3)

Mr. AmitH a l d a rr e c e i v e dG e r m a nscholarshipfor pursuingPh.D. fromGermany

Job/PlacementIn details of students/enrolled for higherstudies (2)

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3. Bimla Pal4. Harish Bharti5. Shivam singh6. Pankaj Phansal7. Vikram Virendra Singh8. Azad Singh

6. Placement TCS: 04 students7. Sports Activity Ayush Agarwal (IV Year) & Abhishek Yadav (III

Year) participated in Badminton at Hindu Collegeand secured 2nd position.

8. Number of students passed out with honors 04 students

Department of Chemical Engineering1. Year of establishment 19982. Name of Faculty Engineering and Technology3. Names of Programmes B.Tech4. Course Nature Interdisciplinary with Environmental Engineering5. Annual/ Semester Semester6. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments

* Polymer Science* Humanities* Operation Research* Principles of Management* Futuristic Materials* Quantitative methods in economics

7. Faculty ProfileName Qualification Designation Specialization No. of years of

experienceMr. M.S. Karuna M.Tech HOD Environmental Engineering 15Mr. H.L. Arora M.Tech Guest Faculty Pharmaceutical and Fine Industrial-38

Chemicals Teaching-10Ms. Neha Agarwal M.Tech Guest Faculty Chemical Engineering 02Ms. Anshika Rani M.Tech Guest Faculty Chemical Engineering 01Ms. Vijyanta Patel B.Tech Guest Faculty Chemical Engineering 01Ms. Shahida Anjum B.Tech Guest Faculty Chemical Engineering 01Mr. Shivam Agarwal B.Tech Guest Faculty Chemical Engineering 00

8. List of senior Visiting Fellows, faculty, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors* Prof. I.D. Mall (IIT Roorkee)

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* Prof. K.K. Srivastava (IIT BHU, Varanasi)* Prof. B.N. Rai (IIT BHU, Varanasi)* Mrs. Bhawana Verma (IIT BHU, Varanasi)* Prof. A.K. Pratihaar (G.B. Pant University of Agriculture and Technology, Pantnagar)* Prof. P.L. Shah (G.B. Pant University of Agriculture and Technology, Pantnagar)

9. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty- programme-wise information 85.7%10. Programme- wise Student Teacher Ration 150:711. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff: sanctioned and filled 0212. Faculty recharging strategies

*Teachers are participating in short term courses and refresher programs organized by IITs/NITsand other reputed institutes time to time to enhance their technical skills. They also attendedNational/International conferences, seminars and workshops.

13. Student projects *Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-department

projects 20% *Percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities/industry/

institute 80%14. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defence Services and Defence Services

examinations, NET, SET, GATE and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise. * GATE qualified students in

2012 - 062011 - 032010 - 022009 - 012008 - 05

15. Present details of infrastructural facilities with regard to a) Library 01 b) Total number of class rooms 05 c) Class rooms with ICT facility Nil d) Student’s laboratories 05 e) Research laboratories Nil

16. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10) ONGC - Jitendra Kumar, Jitendra Verma, Santosh

Kumar (04 Batch), Adnan Zafar Ansari,Vivekanand (06 Batch)

IFFCO - Alam Gir (07 Batch) NPCIL - Ashish Kumar (06 Batch) BVFCL - Mihir Mishra (07 Batch) Reliance, Mumbai - Rishabh Agarwal (08 Batch) GAIL Office, Bareilly - Ram Sewak Maurya (08 Batch)

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Sugar Plant, Hardoi - Swati Mishra (08 Batch) Kribhco Shyam Fertilizers Ltd. - Sushansi Agarwal, Gaurav Srivastav (04

Batch) Infosys Ltd. Bangalore - Mohit Saxena (04 Batch) RIL, Gujrat - Saumya, Ajay Gautam (03 Batch), Ankur

Pandey (04 Batch) JP Cement - Ashok Gautam, Yogesh Gangwar (04 Batch),

Sudhir, Ashfaq Ahmed (05 Batch) Century Paper Mill - Madhukar Saxena (03 Batch), Abhinav Singh

(05 Batch)17. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures/workshops/seminar) involving

external experts. * The department had conducted Guest lecture series by following experts:

“Petroleum and Petrochemical-an overview” by Prof. I.D. Mall (IIT Roorkee)“Decision Making” by Prof. P.K. Yadav (MJP Rohilkhand University)“Environmental Legislation” by Prof. Shaukat Ali (MJP Rohilkhand University)

18. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes.* Through LCD projector/ overhead projector.

19. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.* Department has involved in organizing seminar-cum-workshops.

20. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department.* Teachers are involved in all king of counseling concerned with academic growth and placementof students.

21. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge, basic or applied.* The faculty and staff of the department can actively engaged in providing solution to problemsof industries pertaining to diverse areas of chemical engineering.

22. Future plans of the department.* The department intends to provide quality education to the students with emphasis to thelaboratory/ experimental work that is at par with the industry. We shall also strive to incorporateResearch and Development as a major part of our departmental activities at the core andinterdisciplinary areas.With the aforesaid vision we intend to create a highly competent pool of engineers who cancontribute to the cutting edge technology of the present era.

23. The department procured advanced equipments such as Smart UV- VIS Spectrophotometer,Cyclone separator, Rotary Dryer, Plug Flow Reactor, Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor, RemiBOD Incubator, Single Pan Electronic Balance etc. for various labs such as heat transfer Lab, ChemicalProcess Lab, Industrial Pollution Control Lab etc.

24. The faculty and staff of the Department cam actively engaged in providing solution to problems ofindustries pertaining to diverse areas of Chemical Engineering.

25. Conduct training programmes on skill developments such as personality development, communicationclinic-writing skills and business skills.

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Department of HumanitiesThe Department of Humanities was established in 1996 and since its inception. It has been sharing

space in the 1626 sq.m of Nehru Kendra. A new building is ready for occupancy. There are 3 classrooms.There are two regular faculty members— a reader in Communicative English and a lecturer in EngineeringEconomics while there is 01 post vacant for lecturer in Communicative English. English, EngineeringEconomics, Principles of Management are the disciplines taught to our students with the success rate inthe examinations being 99%. A new discipline of Reasoning in Technology has been introduced this year.Faculty

Dr. Asha Choubey Reader in Communicative English, Head.Dr. Anita Tyagi Lecturer in Engineering EconomicsDr. R.P. Singh Guest Faculty

Thrust AreaDepartment of Humanities aims at widening the nature of exposure that engineers of today require

to survive and excel in their respective fields. Major focus of the department is on imparting languageskills to engineering students, developing their skills in management and imparting them the basicknowledge of Economics; since besides their technical expertise engineers need to be well trained to tackleall problems that may arise from time to time in the industry with increasing stress on value-basededucation. The core skills of language learning RWSL are also catered to. While the practice inCommunicative English arms them for the corporate life that most of them aspire for, knowledge ofMicroeconomics prepares our engineers for the challenges ahead. Engineers are not only the harbingersof development, they have also to work towards sustained growth and extract the maximum benefit outof limited resources. Industry does not need engineers who can manage machines only, in fact, industryis all about managing the available resources and the Principles of Management takes care of this need.All this is possible in a rationale environment, hence the introduction of Reasoning in Technology. All thefour components of this department together so cut and polish the technical minds that the final effect isbound to be amazingly brilliant.Research Projects:

In July, 2012 the department completed a major project “A Critical Study of Anxiety as a MajorImpediment in English learning in ESL Students of Uttar Pradesh: Factors, Role & Solutions”funded by UGC running, of which Dr. Asha Choubey is the Principal Investigator.

Publications:Book:

Women on Women: Women Writers’ Perspectives on Women. Aadi Publication, Jaipur. 2011.Chapters in Books:

* Companion to Shakespeare. Eds. Kenneth Womack & William Baker. Facts on File: New York.2011.

* Encyclopedia of Women in Today’s World. Eds. Mary Zeiss Stange Carol K. Oyster Jane E.Sloan. Sage Publications: Uk. 2011.

* Landmarks in Feminist Writings. Ed. Tiffany Wayne. West Port, Ct: Greenwood. 2011

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Ph.D. ResearchThere are a number of research scholars registered for Ph. D. under the supervision of the HOD

while three Ph.Ds have already been awarded. Since at present the Dept. does not offer a PG programme,all the scholars pursuing research have done their PG from other colleges/Institutes/Universities.Membership of Editorial Board of peer reviewed, refereed Journals:

Rupkatha Journal International Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology (IASET) Indian Journal of Humanities, ICFAI.

Seminars/Conferences:Presented a paper “Teachers’ Beliefs about Language Learning and Its Impact on Students’

Performance” and chaired a session in the International Conference of ELTAI on Interface of Language,Technology and Culture at BITS, Pilani from 7-9 October 2012.Future Plans:

The department has sent in a proposal for a Women’s Studies Centre and a Post Graduate course ofM.A. in English.

Department of Pharmacy1. Year of establishment 19962. Name of Faculty Engineering and Technology3. Names of courses offered B.Pharm.4. Annual/ Semester Annual and Semester system5. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments

M. Pharm. of other Universities.6. Number of teaching posts sanctioned and filled

Post Sanctioned FilledProfessor 02 00Associate Professors 04 04Asst. Professors 09 05

7. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation and specialization (D.Sc./ D.Litt./ Ph.D./ M.Philletc.):

Faculty name Designation Experience Publications Conference/seminarin Years Last 5 Years attended

Dr Kamal Kishore Reader 13 17 05Dr Sobhna Singh Reader 16 06 03

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Shri Shiv Dev Singh Reader 11 05 05Shri S Ramasamy Reader 09 - -Dr Shashi B Tiwari Reader 08 07 06Shri Kaushal Kumar Lecturer 05.10 - 03Shri Lakshyaveer Lecturer 04 - 02Shri Vimal Kr Singh Lecturer 04.4 03 02Shri Saurabh Mishra Lecturer 6 (2Ind+4T) - -Shri Amit Kr Verma Lecturer 04 - 04 (2 InterN+2 N)8. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty- programme-wise information 25%9. Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratio 18:110. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff: sanctioned and filled 04 ab

technicians, 04 lab attendants, 01 office staff and 01 peon11. Research facility/centre with

* State recognitionUttar Pradesh technical University, U.P. and Uttarakhand Technical University, U.K.

Publication:* Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national/international) : 25* Books with ISBN number : 1

12. Student projectsPercentage of students, who have done inter-departmental projects : All 4th Year students

13. Awards/recognitions received at the national and international level byDoctorial/post doctoral fellows : 03

14. Student cleared NET, SET, GATE and other competitive examinations : 0115. Present details of infrastructural facilities

a) Library Department library availableb) Internet Facilities availablec) Total number of class rooms Fourd) Students laboratories Tene) Research laboratories One

16. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10)Dr. Bhaskar ChawhanDr. Nitin AgarwalDr. Gaurav AgarwalDr. Shashank GuptaDr. Nooper AgarwalVishal SaxenaMr. Prampal SinghMr. Chandra Kumar SharmaDr. Saurabh Mishra

17. Student enrichment programmes by external experts : 01Special lecture on FDA conducted by the department

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18. Teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes.Both conventional and electronic methods

19. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and learning outcomesare monitored?

By taking regular feedback from students and faculty in extension activities.20. Details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department.

Awareness programme regarding AIDS on AIDS DaySolute to freedom war Heroes.

21. Future plans of the department. Start PG and Ph.D programme in Pharmacy

Department of Applied Chemistry1. General Profile of the Department:

The unit of Applied Chemistry under the Faculty of Engineering & Technology was established in1995 with the start of B. Tech. courses to cater the demand of B. Tech. students pertaining to core chemistrycourses in I Year. Initially the department was established as a part of Basic Sciences for the B. Tech.program as in every Engineering Institution. However, later taking into consideration the dearth of qualityPG programs in the specialized areas of chemistry, it was thought to upgrade the status of the departmentby initiating new PG programmes in Chemistry, specially so when there was no separate department inthe campus. Based on above rational the department started a PG course namely M. Sc. in AppliedChemistry with specialization in Organic / Medicinal Chemistry from the session 2004-05 after the approvalof UGC and state Government and from here onwards the department has been functioning independently.At present the department is sharing workplace at Nehru Kendra, however it is going to be shifted to itsnew building very soon.Courses assisted/ offered by the Department:

Name of the Department Level Intake Capacity Actual EnrollmentDept. of Applied Chemistry 1. B.Tech I& II Semester 360 360

2. B.Tech III Semester 60 57(CH Branch)3.B.Tech VII Semester 60 45a) M. Sc. I 30 30b) Ph.D. As per requirement 03

2. Achievements of the Department:a) No. of students passed (in different division, if any):

M.Sc.II (Students enrolled) Ist Div. IInd Div. Fail13 10 02 01

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b) No. of Ph.D students enrolled : 03d) No. of Ph.D awarded : 01e) No. of Students qualified NET/GATE/ State level Ph. D. test : 05e) Publications:

i) In Journals : 071. A Straight Forward and Facile Approach towards the N- derivatization of Pyroglutamates

through Mitsunobu Reaction: Synthesis of N-alkyl/ N-acyl Pyroglutamates; Sharad KumarPanday, Jagdish Prasad and Manoher Bhushan Pathak; Synthetic Communications, 41, 3654-3661(2011) ( International; ISI impact factor 1.2)

2. An Efficient and Straight Forward Synthesis of (5S)-1-benzyl-5-(1H-imidazol-1-ylmethyl)-2-pyrrolidinone (MM1): A Novel antihypertensive agent; Jagdish Prasad Manoher BhushanPathak and Sharad Kumar Panday, Med. Chem. Research, 21 , 321-324(2012) )( International;ISI impact factor 1.5)

3. Advances in the chemistry of proline and its derivatives: An excellent amino acid with versatileapplications in asymmetric synthesis; Sharad Kumar Panday, Tetrahedron: Aymmetry, 22,1817-1847(2011) )(International; ISI impact factor 2.6)

4. V. Singh, S.K. Singh, S. Pandey, P. Kumar, Sol-gel synthesis and characterization of adsorbentand photoluminescent nanocomposites of starch and silica, Journal of NonCrystalline Solids357 (2011) 194-201[IF-1.54].

5. Vandana Singh and Pramendra Kumar, Carboxymethyl tamarind gum-silicananohybrids for effective immobilization of amylase, Journal of Molecular Catalysis B:Enzymatic 70 (2011) 67-73 [IF-1.25].

6. Vandana Singh and Pramendra Kumar, Design of nanostructured tamarind seedkernel polysaccharide-silica hybrids for mercury (II) removal, Separation Science andTechnology, 46 (2011) 825-838 [IF-2.54].

7. V. Singh, P. Kumar, R. Sanghi, Use of microwave irradiation in the grafting modification ofthe polysaccharides - A review, Progress in polymer science, (2011)

ii. Invited Book Chapters: 041. Angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors: A class of potent antihypertensive agents ; Sharad

Kumar Panday, Jagdish Prasad and Manohar Bhushan Pathak; Advances in Medicine andBiology: Vol. 5(ISBN: 978-1-60456-557-7)(ISBN: 978-1-60456-557-7) (Published on line in March2011, Nova Science publishers, USA).

2. Pyroglutamic acid and its derivatives: Important precursors for natural Products as well asBioactive molecules; Sharad Kumar Panday National Symposium on Advancements &Futuristic Trends in Material Science (AFTMS-2011) held in April 2011 at M.J.P.RohilkhandUniversity, Bareilly: Invited full chapter( ISBN: 978-81-8424-706-0)

3. Vandana Singh & Pramendra Kumar, Polysaccharide-silica nanocomposites: Synthesis,Characterization and potential applications. Recent Developments in BioNanocomposites forBiomedical Applications, Pub. Date: 2010, 4th quarter, ISBN: 978-1-61761-513-9, NovaPublishers, New York, USA.

4. Vandana Singh & Pramendra Kumar, Cassia Seed Gums: A renewable reservoir forsynthesizing high performance materials for water remediation, Handbook of Biopolymersand Their Applications, Wiley-Scrivener ISBN: 978-0-47063-923-8, USA, Publish date-08/15/2011.

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iii. Papers in conferences: 061. Enzyme immobilization on polymer-silica nanocomposites, Vandana Singh, Pramendra

Kumar, Devendra Singh, National seminar on “Interface of Industry, Biology and ChemistryResearch in 21st Century, Department of Chemistry, Allahabad University, Allahabad, 05-07th Febuary, 2011, pp-13.

2. Fabrication of silica nano bio-composites templated on to polysaccharides as potential metaladsorbent, Pramendra Kumar, National Seminar on Advancements and Futuristic trends inmaterial science (AFTMS 2011), Physics Department, M. J.P. Rohilkhand University, Bareilly,26-27th March, 2011, OP-16.

3. Role of synthetic polymers for the fabrication of isotropic pitch based carbon fiber, PramendraKumar and A.C. Gangwar, National Seminar on Advancements and Futuristic Trends inMaterial Science (AFTMS 2011), Physics Department, M.J.P. Rohilkhand University, Bareilly,26-27th March, 2011, OP-52.

4. Synthesis and characterization of nano silica templated on to polysaccharides: Novel adsorbentbio-composites, Pramendra Kumar, Vandana singh, 43rd IUPAC World Chemistry Congress,San Juan (PR), USA, 31 August- 05 May’ 2011

5. Microwave Induced Organic Synthesis of Intermediate Quinolone, Nivedita Srivastava, AnilKumar and Arti Mehrotra; National Seminar on Advancements and Futuristic Trends inMaterial Science (AFTMS 2011), Physics Department, M.J.P. Rohilkhand University, Bareilly,26-27th March, 2011,

6. Peptide Nucleic acid: Preparation of Thymine Nucleobase by Microwave Irradiation, NiveditaSrivastava, Arti Mehrotra and Anil Kumar; National Seminar on Advancements and FuturisticTrends in Material Science (AFTMS 2011), Physics Department, M.J.P. Rohilkhand University,Bareilly, 26-27th March, 2011,

f) Seminar/ Conferences attended by the Faculty: O3 faculty members have attended NationalSeminar/ Conferences

g) Research Projects: One ongoing major research project from UGC in the name of Dr. Sharad KumarPanday

3. Future Plans of the Department:1. To start a new PG Course namely M. Tech in Polymer Science.2. To strengthen the basic infrastructural facilities pertaining to academics and research.3. To identify the thrust areas in Organic/ Medicinal Chemistry taking into account the socio-economic

conditions of the region and to carry out the academic and research activities accordingly.

Department of Applied Physics1. Achievements of the department

a) No.of students enrolled 30 students in each batchb) No.of students passed ~25 Students each yearc) No. of Ph.D. students enrolled 04

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d) No.of Ph.D. awarded 5+ 1 (submitted)e) No. of students qualifying NET/GATE/ 10

State level Ph.D testf) Seminar/Conference’s attended by faculty Talk at Technical university, Ilmenau,

Germany. Invited Talk-Friedrich-Schiller university,

Jena, Germany. Invited Talk-Jullius- Maxmillans-university

Warzburg. Invited Talk -Physics department, BHU.

g) Seminar/ conferences organized in the 02department given by- Prof. A.C.Sharma, M.S. University, Varodara.

Flight leutinent Vikas Sinha, Air Force, Bareilly.h) Awards DAAD (Germany) Visiting Fellowship 2010-2011i) Research projects Agencies Amount PI Status

DRDO 22.44,000 Dr. S. Kumar OngoingDST 14.20,270 Dr. S. Kumar OngoingUGC ~07,00,000 Dr. A. Gupta Ongoing

j) No. of books published 01

2. Any other information Dr. Sudhir Kumar has developed High Performance computing (HPC) research

laboratory funded by Department of Science and Technology (DST), University Grants Commission(UGC) and Defense Research Development Organization (DRDO), New Delhi. Dr. Kumar hascollaboration with many Universities e.g. Technical University, Ilmenau (Germany), Jullius-Maxmillans-university Wurzburg (Germany), Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg(Germany), Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur andNational Physical Laboratory, New Delhi etc.

Department has developed HPC facility for research with the help of funding agenciesList of Publication

A. Papers Published in International Journals:1. Electronic properties of stable high pressure phases of ZnTe, S. Kumar, Swatantra K. Gupta; Physica

B 404 3789-3794 ( 2009)2. Ab-initio study of electronic and optical properties of InN in wurtzite and cubic phases, S. Kumar,

Tarun K. Maurya Optics Communications 283 (2010) 4655-4661.3. Optical properties and critical points of BexZn1-xSe alloys, S. Kumar, Tarun K. Maurya and S.

Auluck, J. Alloys & Compd, Vol. 480, 717-722,2009.4. Ab -initio study of Structural, electronic and optical properties of ZnS; Swatantra K. Gupta, S.

Kumar and S. Auluck, Optics communications 284 (2011) 20-26.5. Band structure and optical properties of hexagonal In-rich InxAl1-xN alloys, S.Kumar, Suman

Pandey, Swatantra K. Gupta , Tarun K. Maurya, P.Schely, G.Gobsch, R.Goldhahn, J. Phys.:Condens. Matter 23 (2011) 475801 .

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6. Optical Properties of wurtzite InxAl1-xN alloys. S.Kumar, Suman Pandey, Swatantra K. Gupta ,Tarun K. Maurya, P.Schely, G.Gobsch, R.Goldhahn, Journal of Material Education(Communicated 2012).

7. Optical properties of CuAlS2: A first principle study with the tran Blaha Modified Beck JohnsonDensity Functional S.Kumar, Suman Pandey, S. Auluck , Japanese journal of Applied Physics(Communicated 2012).

8. Phase transition in In-based compound , S. K. Gupta, S. Kumar and S. Auluck, Solid Statecommunicaton (communicated 2012).

9. Accurate prediction of energy band gap of InAs1-xNx alloys, S. Kumar, G. Gobsch, P. Schely andR. Goldhahn (under prep) 2012.

10. Phonon Dispersion and Heat Capacity of Polydichlorobutadiene, Gupta, N. Choudhary, S. Bee, P.Tandon & V. D. Gupta, Polymer Science, Ser. A, 2010, Vol. 52, No.10, 1057-1065.

11. Vibrational Dynamics and Heat Capacity of Polychloroprene, Archana Gupta, Parag Agarwal,Neetu Choudhary, Poonam Tandon & V. D.Gupta, J. Appl. Poly. Sci., Volume 121, Issue 1, pages186-195, 5 July 2011

12. Phonon dispersion and specific heat in trans 1,4, poly (2,3-dimethylbutadiene), A. Gupta, S. Bee,P. Agarwal, P. Tandon & V. D. Gupta, J. Mater Sci., Volume 46, Number 10, May 2011 , pp. 3452-3463(12).

13. Eat Capacity and Phonon Dispersion in Polyvinylidene Fluoride (?-form), A Gupta, P Agarwal, SBee, P Tandon & V D Gupta, Polymer Science, Ser. A, Vol. 53, No. 5, (2011) 375-384. , 2011 olecularStructure, Vibrational Spectroscopic, NBO and HOMO-LUMO, Studies of 2-Amino 6-Bromo 3-Formylchromone, Gupta, S. Bee, N. Choudhary, Soni Mishra & Poonam Tandon (Communicated)

14. Eat Capacity and Phonon Dispersion in Polyselenophene in Relation to the Spectra ofOligoselenophenes, Archana Gupta, Neetu Choudhary, Parag Agarwal Poonam Tandon & V. D.Gupta Communicated)

B. Papers Presented in National/ International Conferences:1. High pressure Phase Diagram of ZnSexTe1-x (x =0.1,0.2, 0.5 0.8): S. K. Gupta, S. Kumar, and S.

Auluck: Proceedings of Simulation and characterization of Advanced Materials, 17-18 April, 2010,M.J.P Rohilkhand University Bareilly.

2. Ab-initio study of structural electronic and optical properties of bulk CuAlS2 Chalcopyritesemiconductors: S. Pandey, S. Kumar, and S. Auluck: Proceedings of Simulation andcharacterization of Advanced Materials, 17-18 April, 2010, M.J.P Rohilkhand University Bareilly.

3. Ab-initio study of variation in energy gap and pressure co-efficient of GaP: Satyam S. Parashariand S. Kumar: Proceedings of Simulation and characterization of Advanced Materials, 17-18 April,2010, M.J.P Rohilkhand University Bareilly.

4. Electronic and optical properties of Semiconducting Perovskite CsSnBr3: Tarun K. Maurya, S.Kumarand S. Auluck,: Proceedings of Simulation and characterization of Advanced Materials, 17-18April, 2010, M.J.P Rohilkhand University Bareilly.

5. Vibrational Dynamics and Heat Capacity of Polychloroprene , Parag Agarwal, Archana Gupta,Poonam Tandon & V. D. Gupta, Seminar on Frontiers of Spectroscopy, (SFS 2008), Nov. 10-11,2008, Lucknow University, Lucknow

6. Vibrational Dynamics of Trans-1, 4 Poly (2, 3-dichlorobutadiene), Neetu Choudhary, ArchanaGupta, Poonam Tandon & V. D. Gupta,Meghnad Saha Memorial Symposium on ‘Emerging Trendsin Laser & Spectroscopy and Applications,’ (MMSETLSA-2009), Mar 23-25, 2009 AllahabadUniversity, Allahabad

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7. Dispersive Behavior of Low Frequency Vibrational Modes of Polychloroprene - A Comparisonwith -Polyisoprene Parag Agarwal, Archana Gupta, Poonam Tandon & V.D.Gupta, NationalSymposium for Materials Research, (MR -09), May 8-9, 2009, Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay

8. Vibrational Dynamics and Heat Capacity of Poly (2, 3 Dimethylbutadiene), Saba Bee, ArchanaGupta, Poonam Tandon and V. D. Gupta,International Conference on Perspectives in VibrationalSpectroscopy,(ICOPVS-2010 ), Feb. 21-24, 2010, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi.

9. Spectroscopic Investigation of Chlorodiene Polymers- Polychloroprene and Polydichlorobutadiene,Parag Agarwal, Neetu Choudhary, Archana Gupta, Poonam Tandon & V. D. Gupta, NationalConference on Recent Advances in Materials Science & Engineering: A Multidisciplinary Approach,(RAMSE - 2010), Oct 23-24, 2010 Jaypee University of Engg. & Technology, Raghogarh, Guna

10. DFT calculations of Structural and Vibrational Spectroscopic Investigation of 2-[4-(N-DodecanoylAmino)]-5-(4-Nitrophenyl)-1, 3,4- Oxadiazole), Saba Bee, Archana Gupta, Poonam Tandon & V.D. Gupta, National Conference on Recent Advances in Materials Science & Engineering: AMultidisciplinary Approach, (RAMSE - 2010), Oct 23-24, 2010, Jaypee University of Engg. &Technology, Raghogarh, Guna

11. ibrational Dynamics and Heat Capacity of Polyvinylidene Fluoride (?- form), Parag Agarwal,Archana Gupta, Poonam Tandon and V. D. Gupta, International Conference on Frontiers ofPolymers & Advanced Materials, (MACRO-2010), Dec.15-17, 2010, Centre for Polymer Scienceand Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi

12. DFT Oligomer Approach to Vibrational Spectra of Polyglycine I, Saba Bee, Archana Gupta, PoonamTandon and V. D. Gupta, International Conference on Frontiers of Polymers & Advanced Materials,(MACRO-2010), Dec.15-17, 2010, Centre for Polymer Science and Engineering, Indian Institute ofTechnology, Delhi

13. An ab initio and DFT calculations of structure and Vibrational Spectroscopic,Investigation of 2-Amino 6-Bromo 3-Formylchromone, Saba Bee, Archana Gupta, Poonam Tandon & V. D. Gupta,Meghnad Saha Memorial International Symposium-cum-workshop on ‘Laser Induced BreakdownSpectroscopy’ (MMISLIBS-2010), Dec 21-23, 2010, Allahabad University, Allahabad

14. Dispersive Behavior of Polyselenophene: A Comparison with Polythiophene, Neetu Choudhary,Archana Gupta, Poonam Tandon & V. D. Gupta, Meghnad Saha Memorial InternationalSymposium-cum-workshop on ‘Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy’ (MMISLIBS-2010), Dec21-23, 2010, Allahabad University, Allahabad

15. Normal Modes of Polyselenophene in Relation to Spectra of Oligoselenophenes, Neetu Choudhary,Archana Gupta, Poonam Tandon & V. D. Gupta, National Conference on Advancements andFuturistic Trends in Material Science, (AFTMS 2011), March 26-27, 2011, Department of AppliedPhysics, Faculty of Engineering and Technology,M. J. P. Rohilkhand University, Bareilly, India

16. Theoretical Studies of the Molecular Structure and Vibrational Spectra of 2-Hydroxy-3-Methoxy-N-(2-Chloro-Benzyl)-Benzaldehyde-Imine, Parag Agarwal, Archana Gupta and Poonam Tandon,National Conference on Advancements and Futuristic Trends in Material Science, ((AFTMS 2011),March 26-27, 2011, Department of Applied Physics, Faculty of Engineering and Technology,M. J.P. Rohilkhand University, Bareilly, India

17. DFT Oligomer Approach to Vibrational Spectra of Polyselenophene, Vipin Deval, Archana Guptaand Poonam Tandon, National Conference on Advancements and Futuristic Trends in MaterialScience, (AFTMS 2011), March 26-27, 2011,Department of Applied Physics, Faculty of Engineeringand Technology, M. J. P. Rohilkhand University, Bareilly, India

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18. Molecular Structure, Vibrational Spectroscopic, NBO and HOMO-LUMO, Studies of 2-Amino 6-Bromo 3-Formylchromone, Saba Bee, Archana Gupta & Poonam Tandon, National Conference onAdvancements and Futuristic Trends in Material Science (AFTMS 2011), March 26-27, 2011,Department of Applied Physics, Faculty of Engineering and Technology, M. J. P. RohilkhandUniversity, Bareilly, India

19. Some aspects of multiparticle production in 4.5AGeV 12C nucleus interactions, 6th ICPAQGPheld at NIO, Goa Between Dec.6-10,(2010).

20. Effect of Grey Particles Multiplicity On Cluster size in 4.5 GeV 12C nucleus collisions, 6th ICPAQGPheld at NIO, Goa Between Dec.6-10,(2010).

21. Effect of Grey Particles Multiplicity On Angular Characteristics Of Secondary Charged ParticlesProduced in 12C-nucleus collisions in 4.5 AGeV/c.

22. National Conference AFTMS2011 held on March 26-27, at Deptt. of Applied Physics, M.J.P.Rohilkhand University, Bareilly (2011).

23. Nature of multiplicity correlations in 12C nucleus interaction at 4.5AGeV. DAE Symposium onNuclear Physics, Vishakhapattanam, 26-30 December 2011.

24. KNO type scaling of secondary charged particles produce in 4.5 AGeV 12C nucleus collisions,DAE Symposium on Nuclear Physics, Vishakhapattanam, 26-30 December 2011.

25. Study of disintegration caused by 4.5AGeV Carbon nuclei in Nuclear Emulsion. Proc. 99th IndianScience Congress, Bhubaneswar, January 3 to 7 2012.

C. Book Chapter1. Contributory book chapter entitled “Optimized Structural, Electronic and Optical properties of

InxGa1-xAs Alloys by Full Potential Linear Augmented Plane Wave Method” in Advances inCondensed Matter Physics to be appeared in Sep. 2008. Publisher- SIGNPOST INDIA Invited by:Prof. A. H. Reshak, Institute of Physical Biology, South Bohemia University, Nov-Hraday -37333,Czech Republic.

2. Title “ Effect of In addition in AlN on electronic and optical properties : An Ab-initio study “ inSimulation and Characterization of Advanced Materials” to be appeared in Jan 2013. Publisher-SIGNPOST INDIA. Edited by : Dr. Sudhir Kumar , Faculty of Engg. & Tech., Applied PhysicsDepartment M. J. P. Rohilkhand University Bareilly 243 006

3. Vibrational Dynamics of Trans-1, 4 Poly (2, 3-dichlorobutadiene) Archana Gupta, Neetu Choudhary,P. Tandon, V. D. Gupta, Published in the book entitled ‘Emerging Trends in Laser & Spectroscopyand Applications’ by Allied Pub Pvt Ltd, A-104, Mayapuri Phase II, New Delhi- 110 064.

Department of Applied MathematicsProfile:

Department of Applied Mathematics is an important and noteworthy department of IET situatedwithin the campus of the university. It came into existence in 1995 with the start of IET and acquired itspresent status in 2004-05. It deals not only with Maths. Syllabi of B.Tech and B.Pharm. Courses but alsowith a two years M.S.c. course in Applied Mathematics (with total intake of 30 every year). Advancedlevel researches (mainly in Relativity and Cosmology, and Fluid Mechanics) leading to Ph.D. degree inMathematics are also in progress in department.

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Faculty:1. Dr. A. Prasad Reader and Head2. Dr. Madan LaL Assistant Professor

Achievements (2011-12):The department has continued to provide efficient and sufficient inputs to technical graduates. Its

P.G. level dealings have also been appreciable. Specifically during the session 2011-12, the successes of allthe enrolled (regular) students in M.Sc. even before the declaration of the Improvement Exams.

Results were 97% (for previous year) and 96% (for final year). Of these, the final year result consistsof 14% in First class with Honors, 68% in First class, and 14% in second class. Also, at least two studentsevery year have surfaced to qualify in NET/GATE. In post P.G. (Ph.D.) Programme, although no newentry was there in 2011-12, yet one student of earlier enrollment arrived at the final stage of his thesis-submission.

Participation in academic conferences has been continued, as one of the faculties (Dr. Madan Lal)attended two National Conferences during the period.

Future Plan:As above, the department has tired and is still trying its best to visualize its aims despite very

insufficient number of regular faculty. In future, the department plans to speed up, even more, in itsefforts by increasing first the number of regular faculty suitably.

Training & Placement Centre (TPC)(A Central Facility of The University)

In this fast developing and competitive era, only providing quality education is not sufficient for anyeducational organization. It is equally important that how we prepare and train our students to availvarious job opportunities. At the same time it is of utmost importance today to ensure their properplacement. Therefore “Training and Placement” has become very important and indispensible constituentof any educational organization especially which is running professional courses.

1. Aim and Objective of TPCThe main aim of TPC is to provide training, placement and counseling to the students of University

by indentifying their knowledge skills, attitude matrices of every individuals, creating job profiles forthem, identifying areas of training and various methods as per the Training requirement, to formulatesequence of activities to meet the training schedules for appropriate placement. Highlights of Duties/Responsibilities/Activities of TPC

Its overall activities/duties/ responsibilities in the consolidated form are listed below:

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1. To train students for group discussion and aptitude tests.2. To arrange personality development programmes and workshops.3. To arrange programmes for soft skill and interview facing techniques and communication skills.4. To invite prospective companies/firms for recruitments of students of professional courses.5. To notify about various competitive examinations for general students.6. To provide in plat Training at Industries7. To register students for jobs with prescribed qualification.8. To organize multi dimensional seminar/conferences/workshops/symposia to update and provide

awareness to the students.9. To organize/conduct specific lectures and talks by legends of various folds and disciplines to exhibit

the broad job prospects of in different disciplines.10. To collected appointment letters/interview letters and distribute them to students.11. To organize Industrial visits/industrial tours.12. To arrange organize entrepreneurship development programs and workshops.13. To guide students wishing to pursue Higher Education.14. To arrange several mock interview/group discussion.15. To conduct extension lectures by faculty to the Industries.16. General counselling of students.

2. Existing Infrastructure of TPCConference Hall Seminar RoomVideo Conference Hall Virtual Class RoomOffice for Training & Placement Officer Offices for several Departmental

Coordinators for T&P (DC/TP)Library Computer LabRegistration Desk Group Discussion RoomInterview Rooms Audio Visual RoomsTraining Rooms Office for News Bureau etc.

TPC Guest HouseTPC possesses its own guest house well inside its building which comprises of four guest rooms

followed by waiting lounge, reception, dining hall, kitchen, store house keeping, store kitchen, generalstore and manager’s room etc.

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Sports Council of the Rohilkhand UniversitySports council was established after the creation of the Rohilkhand University as an affiliating one in

February 15, 1975, however sports activity and facilities took shape when academic campus of the Universitywas stated in 1985 under the leadership of the then Vice-Chancellor Prof J N Rai. Momentum in thedevelopment of Sports activity in the University took in 2001 under the valuable guidance of Prof ZahidHusain Zadi when Stadium ground was constructed. After this a number of sports event were added inthe University’s sports calendar. In 2002, Multipurpose hall was constructed which added not only thefacilities of indoor games but also opened the doors for the cultural activities in the University. Thereafter,in 2003 basketball courts, and in 2006 sports complex was constructed. Under the leader ship of Prof.Satya P. Gautum, Vice-Chancellor, an indoor complex was under constructed with the modern facilitiesof Gymnasium, weightlifting, Table tennis, badminton, judo, wrestling etc. The University is well known

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all over the India in the sports as many players got their position in Zonal and All India competitions.Since 2004 University has also recognised in North East Zone and North zone as we have organizedWomen competitions of Volley ball, Basket ball, Table tennis and men competitions of Table tennis, Volleyball, basket ball etc. The Vice-Chancellor give a big hand for the development of the sports in the Universityby providing facilities for Lawn Tennis which are not found in the whole Rohilkhand region and we havealso organized North East Zone competition in our University.

The University has also extended facilities for the players by providing them DA at the rate of Rs 150/day to each participants and permitted us to organize Campus coaching in almost all the games and we aregetting better result. Our teams reached up to quarter final in many games. We are hopefull to performbetter in coming years. Out Vice-Chancellor is keen and determined to develop sports facilities at the Campusby providing an National level swimming pool very soon. We have also passed to appoint a full time sportstechnical person at campus to promote the sports at the campus.

Department of SportsRohilkhand University was established in 1975 as affiliated University and since then the sports

activities are going on in the University; However after the University establishment of its campus in 1985at Pilibhit by pass, we have started to develop and establish sports complex in the University in 1989. Upto 2005 we had one 400 m track and two basket ball court with one multipurpose hall only.

Detail profile of the University sports complex is as bellow:

General Profile Name of the Department Sport Department Establishment 1975 Establishment of Residential campus of sports 1992 Total area 33000 sqm Covered area up to 2010 1000 sqm

Now 4375 sqmConstitution

Sports Councilo President Prof. Mohd Muzimmil Vice-Chancelloro Vice President Sri K. N Pandey Registraro Secretary Prof. A.K. Jaitlyo All the Principal and Sports Officers of the Affiliated Collegeso Finance Officer of the University

Sports Executive Committeeo Presidento Vice Presidento Secretary

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o Registraro Two members of EC of the University to be nominated for 2 yearso Two principals in order of rotationo Two Experts other than this University

Infra Structural Facilities Developedo Indoor Stadium has been constructed. This building contains the facilities for Gym(both Men

and Women). Table Tennis, Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Weight Lifting, Wrestling,Gymnastic etc. This building has been inaugurated by Hon’ble Chancellor/Governor of U.P.Sri B. L. Joshi.

o Two Permanent Clay Court of Lawn Tennis, Two Volleyball, One Kho-Kho, One Kabbadi ClayCourt and Cricket Turf Pitch have been developed.

o Renovation of Ground has been made.o Facility of Softball, Baseball, Football, Hockey, and Basketball has been developed.

Detail of Sports InfrastructureOutdoor Sport InfrastructureIs It as per Standard Level of Competition Facilities

SpecificationsName Type No. Yes No Inter State National Inter-

University nationalAthletic Track Clay 1 Yes Yes Yes YesBall Badminton Court Clay 1Baseball Court Clay 1 Yes YesCricket Field Clay 1 Yes YesFootball Field Clay 1 Yes YesHand-ball Court Clay 1 Yes YesHockey Field Clay 1 Yes YesKabaddi Court Clay 1 Yes YesKho-Kho Field Clay 1 Yes YesSoftball Field Clay 1 YesTennis Court Clay 2 Yes Yes YesIndoor SportBasketball Court Synthetic 1 Yes Yes Yes YesVolleyball Court Synthetic 2 Yes Yes Yes YesBadminton Court Synthetic 3 Yes Yes Yes YesBody Building Stage 6 1 Yes Yes

12 2Boxing Ring Yes 1 Yes Yes YesGymnastics Hall Yes 1 Yes Yes YesJudoHall Yes 1 Yes Yes YesPower Lifting Stage Yes 1 Yes YesShooting Range Yes 2 Yes Yes Yes YesTable Tennis Hall Yes 2 Yes Yes YesWrestling Stage All Yes Yes YesYoga Mats Yes Yes Yes Yes

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Sports Hostel:o Allotment of 30 rooms in Women hostel for women players and 30 rooms for men players in

boys hostel in order to fulfill the need of the SAI hostel for age group 17-21 years. Facilities to Players

o DA for player has been raised from Rs 100 to 150 per day.o Coaching camp for selected players has been started with expert coacheso Coli charges have been raised from Rs 20 to Rs 100 per trip (for four times)o A good kit and all equipment for games were made available along with the ground to all

players of the University.o SAI has been approached to provide 8 coaches for different games, of which we got three and

rest five will be available in due course of time. By this facility we will be able to provide bettertraining and tune our players for their best game.

Policy in selection of Player and their trainingo Players who feel that they have not been given chance to join coaching camp on basis of their

good performance, have been given to come directly into camp for selection in Universityteam on basis of fitness and performance.

o Experts coaches are being invited form SAI, Stadium and Railway, in-service or retired one.o 48 hr time has been given to the University team to return from Zonal or All India competition

in order to see the next matches and take experience and benefit of the game played by thebetter team.

New Plans of Developmento Proposal for swimming pool of National level submitted to UGC.o Proposal for SAI centre for students of age group 17-21 years submitted to SAI

Organization of Inter University Zonal Games(a) 2007-08 North Zone Men Basketball Tournament(b) 2008-09 North Zone Men Volleyball Tournament(c) 2009-10 NEZ Women Tennis Tournament(d) 2009-10 North Zone Men Table Tennis Tournament(e) 2009-10 North Zone Women Table Tennis Tournament(f) 2011-12 North Zone Men Volleyball Tournament(g) 2011-12 North Zone Men Basketball Tournament(h) 2012-13 North Zone Women Volley ball Tournament since 26 to 29 Oct., 12(i) 2012-13 North Zone Women Hockey Tournament since Dec. 20, 2012 Organization of Inter College Games

University is organizing 26 different men and Women tournament every year in different places(University and Colleges)

Participation in Different Inter University TournamentsFifty two different teams both men and women participate in 26 different games at Zone and AllIndia level every year.

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Medals won by the Players in different competition:S.No. Event/Game Level Year Medal/Position

Zonal Inter Zonal1. Boxing (M) - All India 2011-2012 Bronze - III Position1 Walk (M) 20 Km - All India 2011-12 Bronze - III Position2 Wrestling (M) - All India 2011-12 Bronze - III Position3 Boxing(M) - All India 2011-12 Bronze - III Position4 Hammer Throw (W) - All India 2010-11 Gold - I Position5 Discuss Throw (W) - All India 2010-11 Bronze - III Position6 Boxing (M) 81 Kg. - All India 2010-11 Silver - II Position7 Wrestling (M) 84 Kg. - All India 2010-11 Bronze - III Position8 Boxing (M) 60 Kg. - All India 2009-10 Bronze - III Position9 Wrestling (M) 84 Kg. - All India 2009-10 Bronze - III Position10 Weight Lifting (M) 84 Kg. - All India 2009-10 Bronze - III Position11 Weight Lifting (M) 105 Kg. - All India 2009-10 Bronze - III Position12 Hammer Throw(W) - All India 2009-10 Silver - II Position13 Hammer Throw(W) - All India 2009-10 Bronze - III Position

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Proctorial Activity2011-12

1. Organized National Seminar on "Effects of Drugs/Alcohol/Smoking: A curse for human health &society on 5th March 2011.

2. Organized National Seminar on "Alcohol/Smoking/Drugs: Their Deleterious effects on HumanBody on 24th Jan 2012.

3. Maintained Law and Order at Campus and there was no incidence of Ragging at Campus in 2011-12.

HOSTELSThere are three Boys Hostels and one Girl Hostel in the university. Main Hostel of the university

came into existence in 1989, where as BDA Hostel and New Boys Hostel were started in 1996, 1997respectively. There is one hostel provided by Samaj Kalyan Department for SC & ST students with acapacity of 30 students.

Main Hostel 133 students New Boys Hostel 265 students BDA Hostel 240 students Girls Hostel 260 students

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Present capacity 133 students Samaj Kalyan Girls Hostel 30 students

Rooms in Main Hostel GF. 32 rooms; 16 single seated; 14 Double seated; Kitechen; Dining hall; Stores; L & Bath 03 FF 40 rooms; 14 Single seated; 19 Double seated; 03 Triple seated; 02 four seated; T.T. room; store;

L & B 03. SF 10 rooms Double seated, L & B 02.

Working teams in hostels: Hostel Representative Prefects Mess committee Common room committee Sports committee Cultural committee

Staff in each hostel: One class III One class IV Two sweeper

Staff on fixed pay: One Gardner One sweeper

Future Plans: Cycle stand Extension of hostel office

Achievements of Main hostel: Hosted a 03 months training organized by Plant Quarantine station Faridabad. Got donation & income of about 01 lac

Fee Structure: Registration fee 50 Rs. Security money 2500 Rs. Fee 10,000/ Annum. Mess Fee 1600/m

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MJP Rohilkhand University Unions/AssociationsTeachers AssociationAssociations:

President Dr Vijay Bahadur Singh Yadav 9412048581Vice President Dr J.N. Maurya 9897108929Secretary Yatendra Kumar 9412510763Joint Secretary Dr Anil VermaTreasurer Dr Alok Srivastava 9760821347

Non-Teaching AssociationClass - IIPresident Dr Hem Gautam 9997724466Vice President Sri Ranjeet Singh 9219864109Gen. Secretary Sri Anil Kumar 9411087225Class - IVPresident Sri Nain SinghVice President Sri YadramGen. Secretary Sri Dhanram Pal Singh

Student Union:President Mr. Arvind Kumar "Arvind Patel"Vice-President Mr. Chandra Shakher DwivediSecretary Mr. Sushil Kumar "Bhim"Library Representative Miss Mohini PathakFaculty Representative

IET Mr. Sudhir KumarManagement Mr. Ajit Kumar YadavEducation Mr. Jitendra Kr. Saxena

Hostel RepresentativeMain Hostel Mr. Neeraj KumarBDA Hostel Mr. Neeraj Tripathi

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41 yksVl baLVhV~;wV vkQ eSustesaV jt≈] 'kkgtgkaiqj jksM cjsyh MkW0 ,l- ds- frokjh42 pkS/kjh gjuke flag egkfo|ky;] Hkqrk cjsyh43 jktdh; egkfo|ky; chlyiqj ihyhHkhr Mk0 ,u-ch- [kku 0588-22123244 jkeyqHkkbZ lkguh jktdh; efgyk egkfo|ky;] ihyhHkhr ihyhHkhr Mk0 vkj-,l- lkguh 0588-225316345 fLizxMsy dkyst vkQ eSusteaasV LVMht ihyhHkhr ihyhHkhr Mk0 eqLreQk vyh 0588-225991746 Lokeh ,tqds'kuy dkEIysDl iwjuiqj ihyhHkhr Mk0 xq:cD'k flag 0588-226290447 gkfQt jger [kka fof/k egkfo|ky; ihyhHkhr ihyhHkhr Mk0 j?kqukFk izrki 0588-225258848 iq"i baLVh- vkQ lkbalst ,.M gk;j LVMht cudVh jksM ihyhHkhr Mk0 n;kfd'ku ik.Ms; 941229628349 txorh nsoh ewypan ckcwjke baLVh- vkQ ykbQ ek/kks VkaMk jksM ihyhHkhr Mk0 ,l-lh- xqIrk 9456665316

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