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INDIRA COLLEGE OFENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT

INDIRA COLLEGE OFENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT

EDUCATION IS NOT THE LEARNING OF FACTS, BUT THE TRAINING OF THE MIND TO THINK.

- Albert Einstein

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CONTENTS


INDIRA COLLEGE OFENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT

• Messages

• Introduction 2

• Our Vision and Mission 3

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• From the Chairperson's Desk

• From the Group Director's Desk

• From the Principal's Desk 6

• Courses offered 7

• Infrastructure 8

• Admissions at Indira 10

• Basic Engineering 11

• Civil Engineering 14

• Computer Engineering 16

• Information Technology 18

• Mechanical Engineering 20

• Electronics &Telecommunication 24

• MBA 27

• MCA 29

• Library 31

• Admin & IT Support 33

• Soft Skills 34

• Innovative Clubs At ICEM 35

• Placement Cell 37

• Industry Interface 38

• Disciplinary Policy at Indira Group 39

• Extra-curricular Activities at ICEM 41

• Faculty Profile 43

• Advisory Council 49

• Academic Calendar 50

• Achievements and Accolades 51

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The institute has more than 2000 students pursuing their UG and PG Degree in Engineering andManagement courses. Our students who come from different parts of the country and differentstrata of society have adapted well to our philosophy, namely, Indira culture. By consistently pro-viding top quality education over last 20 years, institutes at Indira Group are now considered asone of the best institutes in India. In a short span of 8 years since its inception, Indira College ofEngineering and Management has emerged among the top 50 Private Engineering Colleges inIndia in a survey conducted by Times of India.

INDIRA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ANDMANAGEMENTShree Chanakya Education Society (SCES) was established in February 1994 under the visionary leadership of Dr.Tarita Shankar, with the aim of providing top quality graduate and postgraduate education in the field of BusinessManagement, International Business and Technology.

Indira College of Engineering and Management is committed to nurture the required expertiseunder one roof by creating competent and motivated technocrats and managers of tomorrow.ICEM organizes “Indira International Innovation Summit” and “Engineering Excellence Awards”every year.The Summit is an attempt to offer a great learning experience to the students of IndiraGroup of Institutes and to imbibe the spirit of innovation in them. ICEM organizes a few sessionsby experts as a part of this grand event.It is hoped that the wealth of knowledge and experienceavailable at the summit serves as a motivation for the young generation at Indira, to realize thevalue of innovation and to benefit from the presence of ace practitioners.

ICEM has been taking concerted and innovative efforts to develop and nurture versatile skills ofour students for their holistic development through intensive training. The students are selectedfor scholar club based on their past performance in academics. They are given exceptional inputsin Academic Excellence, Interpersonal Skills enhancement, Entrepreneurship, Career Awareness,Ethics and Etiquette and Presentation Skills.

Striking a perfect balance between technical education & soft skills is the need of time. In the eraof globalization, engineering students need to enhance their English communication skills andother soft skills in order to cope with the increasingly tough competition in the job market. Keep-ing this in mind, we have included a course in Soft Skills right from the first year. In addition tothis, the students are also trained for the international examinations like GESE (GRADED Examin-ations in Spoken and English) by Trinity College, London.

Everybody encounters problems in his/her personal, social, academic and professional life. Ourchairperson Dr. Tarita Shankar has created a platform for the members in her Indira family whereshe listens to the problems of people and try to guide them in solving them.The CARE Club launc-hed by the chairperson of Indira Group of Institutes, Dr. Tarita Shankar, is an innovative initiativetaken by her where the students as well as the staff members of Indira Group of Institutes are able

Indira College of Engineering and Management (ICEM) was established in 2007 under the aegis of ShreeChanakya Education Society. The Institute is approved by All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE), NewDelhi, Government of Maharashtra and affiliated to University of Pune and recognized by DTE. It is a state of theart campus, situated in the serene and picturesque settings of Maval Taluka, a few minutes walk away from theMumbai-Pune Expressway.

to seek her guidance and benefit from her rich experience of life. Being a voracious reader herself, Dr. Shankarunderstands the importance of reading in the development of students. Hence, she has also started a 'bookclub' for the students who are interested in reading. Tarita ma'am herself conducts the book club session twicea month at ICEM. The students spend two hours reading a book of their choice and at the end of the sessionsummarize the book they have read and discuss about the book with other participants.

It is rightly said that “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.' We, at ICEM, aim for the holistic developmentof our students. We believe in equipping them with all the tools to fight the battle in the professional groundahead of them & emerge victorious in their fields of choice. Hence, ICEM arranges 'Avishkar' every year. Thefestival helps the students to present their skills in technical field, arts, sports and other intrinsic qualities. Thestudents at Indira utilize these opportunities available to them on the campus every year and evolve ascompetent and balanced professionals at the end of their respective courses.

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OUR MISSION

OUR VISION

To improve logic & scientific reasoning and to develop global mind set amongst the students and prepare them towork in heterogeneous environment.

VISION & MISSION

To provide an environment which fosters continuous improvement & innovation with related technical support &facilities to enhance student and faculty effectiveness.

To provide programs focusing on the holistic development of the individual with the emphasis on personalitygrooming, physical fitness and a strong sense of social and environmental esponsibility.

The institute envisions to develop itself into a center of academic excellence in the field of Engineering andManagement education in order to develop future technocrats and managers having right knowledge, skill andattitude to serve the society and industries to fulfill their ever changing requirements.

To train our students to become best Engineering Entrepreneurs today, who will lead the organizationssuccessfully into the future; locally, nationally and globally.

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FROM THECHAIRPERSON’S DESK The haze of uncertainty over India's growth story is at last seen to be lifting. Rate of GDP growth in the past year, is nothing short of encou-raging and it may not be too ambitious to envision a double digit growth in the next few years. Widely predicted to overtake China's rate of the past 30 years, it carries a lot of meaning for students inthe country. More growth will mean more industries, services, highertechnology, greater accent on faster communication,and disseminati-on of information – especially in critical areas like agriculture. Andthis will require qualified and knowledgeable manpower to guide thecountry on its way.

DR. TARITA SHANKARCHAIRPERSONINDIRA GROUP OF INSTITUTES

Welcome to Indira Group. Welcome to ICEM.

The growth story of India has not come as a surprise to Indira Group. With the need for more and more qualified manpower, Indira College of Engineering and Management was set up in 2007 for exactly the purpose it is serving so well today. From being the baby of the Indira Group Family in 2007, in the space of just 8 years ICEM has claimed its rightful place among the 50 best Engineering Institutions in the coun-try ranked by some of the best known agencies in the business. Also,it has become a flag bearer of engineering and management talent throughout India with its successful and prize winning efforts at all-India competitions with IVY League institutions and presentations on the some of the most complex technical subjects. Today, ICEM is among the most respected Engineering institutions in the country, thanks to the never ending effort of all stakeholders – the faculty, staff and students who have proven their worth time and again. Be it any branch of engineering, the college has some of the best in class infrastructure to take you to the heights of achievement that you aspire for. A visit to the website of ICEM will bring home the enormousvalue that ICEM is building for the students, where academics is but apart of the total education effort – the CARE Club, Book Club, ScholarClub etc are forums that ensure you get to grow into a full-fledged,total personality that you could be proud of in your ambition to be atthe helm of India's growth story.

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FROM THE GROUP DIRECTOR’S DESK

PROF. CHETAN S. WAKALKARGROUP DIRECTOR,INDIRA GROUP OF INSTITUTES

Welcome to Indira College of Engineering & Management!

India needs to grow faster to increase per capita income and createjobs for over 10 million people, who join the workforce every year.India desperately needs to grow its shrunken manufacturing sectorto create jobs for its huge population particularly those of the you-th to prevent the demographic dividend from becoming a socialdisaster.

'Make in India' is the Modi Government's flagship drive to encouragecompanies to manufacture their products in India. The Modi Govt.has also identified 4 pillars of this initiative: New Processes, New in-frastructure, New sectors and a New mindset. As per the recent glo-bal manufacturing survey of Fortune 500 companies by Deloitte, In-dia ranked fourth in terms of manufacturing competitiveness.

With the easing of investment caps and controls, India's high- valueindustrial sectors – defense, construction and railways are now opento global participation. The program also represents attitudinal shiftrelating to investors from a permit-issuing authority to a true busin-ess partner. The drive includes major new initiatives designed to fa-cilitate investment, foster innovation, protect intellectual property,and build best-in-class manufacturing infrastructure. New smart citi-es and industrial clusters, being developed in identified industrialcorridors having connectivity, new youth-focused programs and inst-itutions dedicated to developing specialized skills.

P.M. Narendra Modi is depending on young people to realize his dr-eam of turning India from a country of IT professionals, low paidworkers into a manufacturing and export powerhouse through this"Make in India" drive. Let us grab this challenging opportunity andjoin hands to be a part of alchemic shifting of Indian Economy. Ind-ira College of Engineering & Management is featured in Times ofIndia as "Best Top 50 private Engineering Colleges in India", also fe-atured in Top 5 as "Emerging Engineering College" in All India Engi-neering Survey 2014 by Business Management. This is a tribute toour commitment to offer world class engineering education. Let usjoin hands to make our nation self- reliant.

Dear Students,

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DR. A. A. KULKARNIPRINCIPALINDIRA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING& MANAGEMENT

FROM THE PRINCIPAL'SDESKWelcome to the educational hub of Indira College of Engineering &Management (ICEM), in clean, green and pollution free environment.Under the dynamic leadership of Hon. Chairperson Dr. Tarita Shankar,ICEM is successfully offering its dedicated service for educating the stu-dents in the field of Engineering Education. This is an area in whichone has to compete with international standard. It is the desire of ICEMto endorse sustained development and inclusiveness by harnessingyoung talents who are pro-active enough to meet the anxiety andchallenges of the volatile global environment. We welcome you toexplore the world of opportunities and to get associated with ICEMthrough this interface. As an engineering institution, we offer the bestcourses that are streamlined to meet the technical growth and businessneeds of global India.

The faculty members of our Institute possess a much diversified visionof turning the dreams of our students into a concrete reality. The colle-ge has developed excellent infra-structural facilities with well-equippedlaboratories and an enriched library, which are updated regularly. Anexclusive hostel of international standards is also available to the stud-ents. Excellent infrastructure by way of wi-fi is available in the campus.Sports facilities of a high order and, gymnasium, food courts are all ava-ilable for the students.

The Institution supports students to enhance their knowledge andimprove skills by technical training. Guest lectures by experts in theindustries are organized. ICEM is committed to provide complete educa-tion to the students to meet the tomorrow's need of the corporatethrough its best national and international practices.

It is a matter of great pleasure and pride that the college is providing anexcellent quality of education and mentoring to the students, aspiringto be competent professionals in technology. Thus ICEM is ranked amongfirst 50 by Times of India Institute Survey & Fifth emerging engineeringcollege by Business &Management Chronicle Survey. It is needless to saythat our institute, ICEM will be a right choice for the budding engineers.

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COURSES OFFERED

BE (COMP) 120

BE (E&TC) 120

BE (MECH) 120

UNDERGRADUATE INTAKE

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MBA) 60

MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (MCA) 60

ME Mech. (Heat & Power Engg.) 18

ME E&TC (Communication Network) 18

ME Computer Engineering 18

POST GRADUATE INTAKE

As per the circular No. 37-03/ legal/ 2007 of AICTE, New Delhi, Tuition Fee Waiver Scheme for women,economically backward & physically handicapped meritorious students is available in this institute.

BE (CIVIL) 60

BE (MECH. SANDWICH) 60

BE (MECH) - PIO Seats 18

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INFRASTRUCTURE

Some distinctive features of our campus are as follow :

• Classrooms with all advanced teaching aids like LCD Projectors and Computers • Well equipped Library • State of the art laboratories with all modern and advanced equipments and other facilities • Massive well equipped workshop • Computer Laboratory with 25mbps internet facility. Wi-Fi connectivity adds to the exclusivity • Communication Lab • Separate Hostel accommodations for boys and girls. • Very good and Hygienic canteen facility • Recreation hall for students • Sports and Gym Facilities • A very efficient transport system connecting our campus with various hubs of Pune at regular intervals

ICEM ensures state of the art learning conditions to help our students achieve academic standards to meetIndustry requirements. Whether it is health, fitness, comfort, reading space, sports or computer time, ourParandwadi Campus provides some of the best resources. The entire campus is spread across 40 acres, out ofwhich 10 acres of land is earmarked for Engineering.

Good Infrastructure with classrooms equipped with LCD projectors is provided for effective teaching and learningprocess. Over 700 branded and sophisticated computers with major essential peripherals are available. Collegeis highly concerned with advancement in technology and accordingly keeps updating its labs. A well-equippedworkshop with all basic equipments for learning “Manufacturing science” is a unique feature of the institute.

HOSTELIndira College of Engineering and Management (ICEM) has excellenthostel facility for boys and girls separately close to the academic blockin the campus itself. The rooms in the hostel are three-seater, haveattached bathroom and other ancillary facilities. Each student isprovided with a Bed, Study Table, Chair, Mattress and Cupboard. TheManagement is very particular that the rooms are clean, airy, wellventilated and hygienic.

Mess facility is an integral part of the hostel, which provides whole-some and nourishing homely food.

Other infra-structure facilities available are Generator back up, 24hours ambulance facility for any medical emergency, 24 hrs. securityfor hostel, Wi-Fi campus for excellent connectivity, Laundry /washingmachine, a well-equipped Gymnasium. Each hostel is supervised bya resident warden. Hostel students celebrate various Festivalsthroughout year like Gan-pati / Dahi-Hundi/ Holi etc. in a traditionalhomely atmosphere.

INTERNET FACILITYInternet has emerged as a powerful tool for education. It is a confluenceof all kinds of information related to each and every field of education.The campus is well equipped with state-of-the-art computer labs andleased line connectivity of 40 Mbps, with the compression ratio 1:1 for24 x 7. Wi-Fi connectivity adds to its exclusivity. The Internetconnectivity with campus wide area networking enables access fromanywhere within the college campus. The internet connectivity isextended to hostels with Wi-Fi connectivity through RUCUS wirelessrouters to facilitate 24X7 access to the internet.

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CONFERENCE ROOM

E- GOVERNANCE

A spacious Conference Room with large seating capacity is ideal forconducting departmental meetings, campus interviews andentertaining corporate guests and visitors.

Today's world cannot exist without the use of e-management foreffective spread information & knowledge. At ICEM today, use ofmodern Information & Communication Technology is order of the day.

Microsoft's mail.office365.com, Cloud computing application, ERP,Biometrics, LCD projectors, students attendance monitoring,continuous parent feedback keeps all the stakeholders alert & informed.

LANGUAGE LABORATORYGood communication skills are indispensable for the success of anyprofessional. The English language, in particular, has becomeessential in the lives of young people who aspire to advance theircareers anywhere in the world.

Our Language Laboratory in houses Advanced Pentium ComputerSystems and Innovative products such as digital multimedia control,headsets and microphones, the interactive response control, etc.which are very useful for students learning languages forcommunication. It gives every learner of any language freedom tolearn at their own pace; it is flexible and does not necessarily requirea teacher all the time. At the same time, the teacher providesassistance individually and collectively.

SPORTS AND RECREATIONIndira recognizes the importance of sports and recreation for theoverall development of student's personality. Play grounds forOutdoor games as well as facilities for indoor games are available andstudents are encouraged to make use of them.

TRANSPORTTransport facility is available on payment basis to students andemployees from all major destinations in Pune city and adjoiningareas. The service is outsourced to a professional service provider andis controlled by administration department of the college.

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ADMISSIONS AT INDIRA

2. Candidates apply to Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), Mumbai with preferences of institutes as options.

3. Institute wise allotment list is sent to the respective colleges by DTE.

4. Candidates from allotment list of DTE report to the institute for admission.

5. Institute level seats are advertised and applications are received.

6. GD & PI are conducted for institute level seats as applicable.

7. Based on merit and reporting admissions are done. After DTE allotment rounds, vacant seats (if any) are published time to time.

8. Merit list is displayed and based on reporting admissions are granted.

9. After admission, all documents are submitted for verification of DTE – RO Pune / Pravesh Niyantran Samiti (PNS) Mumbai, for approval of admission.

10. Interim Fees for Courses for the Academic Year 2015-16 is calculated on the bases of norms adopted by Shikshan Shulka samiti for fixation of Interim Fees in the Academic Year 2014-15:

PAYMENT OF FEES:

* NB: The rules & regulation with respect to admissions to various courses & fees for the respectivecourses is governed by governmental agencies & may change from time to time. The prevalentrules will be binding both on management & students.

1. Candidates have to apply to Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), Mumbai.

a) JEE for B.E First Yearb) Submit online application for S.E. (Direct admission )c) CET, GD & PI for Managementd) CET for MCA, MAMIe) GATE score for ME admissions

MBA I 1,35,000/-*

MCA I 85,000/-*

ME I 90,000/-*

Admissions are done as per Directorate of Technical Education (DTE) Govt. of Maharashtra Guidelines andschedules under CAP (Centralized Admission Process). All candidates must ensure that they meet the eligibilitycriteria and possess all necessary documents as mentioned in DTE Admission Information Brochure of First yearB.E., Second Year B.E., Third Year B.E., Final Year B.E., MBA & MCA 2013-14.

11. In case the final Fee approved by the Shikshan Shulka Samiti is less than the interim fees collected, we undertake to refund the difference amount to the students within four weeks of declaration of the official website of the Shikshan Shulka Samiti. However, if the final fee approved By the Shikshan Shulka Samiti is more than the interim fees collected, then the same shall be paid by the student / parent.

For fresh admission the fee will be collected by HDFC bank in the college premises. The fees collection for all theother students will be effected through direct remittance to the college account In HDFC Bank. This is a Pan-India facility meaning thereby the student can deposit his fees through any branch of HDFC Bank or itsassociated Bank Situated anywhere in India.

12. After scrutiny of each student's documents by DTE / PNS approval to admission are granted. To avoid loss of admission or eligibility at late stage, students must contact / refer to Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), their regional officers or information brochure at DTE, website, and www.dte.org.in for eligibility and procedure guidelines before applying for admissions.

BE I 94,860/-* (For Indian Students)

BE I 2, 00,000/-*(For PIO Students)

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BASIC ENGINEERINGThe globalization and modernization in the world demands 'interdisciplinary approach' and everyone must have aminimum basic knowledge of all disciplines. The department of basic engineering takes more focused andmultidimensional efforts to make the 'foundation' of the students as strong as possible.

The department of basic engineering is devoted to foster the fundamental principles and understanding of science for all engineering disciplines.

The academic programs of this department are organized to meet the requirements of the fast growingtechnology. Our aim is to provide students with essential tools for further study in engineering.

INFRASTRUCTUREThe department has rich infrastructure with 4 classrooms equipped with LCD projectors for effective teaching learning process. The Department also has its own departmental library.

DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES

LABORATORIES

The department has well equipped labs for the first year students where experiments are conducted to improve experimental skills related to various branches of engineering and technology.

• Engineering physics laboratory • Engineering chemistry laboratory• Basic electrical laboratory• Basic electronics laboratory• Basic mechanical engineering • Basic civil & environment engineering• Engineering mechanics• Drawing hall• Workshop• Autocad lab• Computer Lab

The basic engineering department organized the following events for the students in 2014-2015.

• ORIENTATION PROGRAM

Indira College of Engineering and Management (ICEM) conducted an orientation program for the first yearengineering students on 1st August 2014 to acquaint the students to the institute.

• INDUCTION PROGRAMInduction program of the year engineering students (2014-15) was held on 6th August 2014.

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STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS

TOPPERS

Name of student Institution

Prashant Dehadray & Ashish Patil2nd Prize in Robosoccer under the Event Spectrum 2015 held at PCCOE, Pune

Kalyani Kulkarni, Prachi More, ShubhamChandugade, Sandeep Chandel, P Jagannath

I st Position in Zonal Round at IIMP, Pune ofTechnoxian in association with E-Cell IITDelhi in 2015

Ganesh GajananBhandare & KhirappawarShubham V.

1st Prize in Kabbadi competition held in ISB& M School of Technology, Pune in 2015

Ganesh GajananBhandare & KhirappawarShubham V.

1st Prize in National level Inter-EngineeringEvent Kabbadi competition held in MIT Aca-demy of Engineering, Pune in 2015

Amit KumarRunner up for Chess tournament in Dr. D.Y. Patiltechnical campus,Ambi, Pune in 2014

Sanjana Kaul2nd Prize in Snaptrick at Innoision -14 at JSPM'sRajarshiShahu College of Engg., Pune. in 2014

Ajay Patil & Rahul KolarkarSecond Place (Runner Up) in Inter-CollegiateChess Tournament held at G.H.Raisoni Engine-ering College Wagholi,Pune in 2014

Rohit More

Second Position in Inter-Collegiate CarromCompetition held atPadmashree Dr. D.Y. PatilInstitute of Management Studies,Pune in 2014

Vikas Prasad &IbraheemRaza Khan

Second prize in national level Project, Paper &Poster Competition (2014)held at G.H. Raisonicollege of engineering and management, Punein 2014

Ajay PatilWinner of Human ChessinInsperia 2014at Pimp-ariChinchwad College of Engineering, Pune in2014

April-May 2014

Class Name of the Student Percentage

Rao Karthik Ganesh 82.43 %F. E.

Mainak Ghosh 80.07 %F. E.

Iswaraya Sundaranath 79.14 %F. E.

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• OUTDOOR MANAGEMENT TRAINING

OMT Programme was held for the first year students on 9th August 2014 to imbibe the management skills such as team building and leadership. All the students played the games like Sheep and Shepherd, Toxic waste and Cob web, Stack-A-Stick, one by one with a lot of enthusiasm.

• AZIONARE

An Inter college Level Technical Symposium “Azionare” 3.15” was organized in the department on a spring Engineering both in Technical and Non-technical ways.

• GUEST LECTURE

INDUSTRIAL VISITSA site visit to “Alandi” for the first year students was organizedon 26/09/2014 & 27/09/2014. The purpose of this visit was toprovide the students with sound knowledge on “variousconstruction materials used, types of structure, types offoundation and components of superstructure”. Furthermore,site visits for engineering students provide an excellent shopwindow for the many and varied career opportunities thatconstruction industries have to offer.

Name of the Lecturer Topic

Prof. Prashant Malvadkar Engineering Mathematics-I

Prof. M.V. Handore(Associate Professor & HOD)

Solid Geometry and MultipleIntegrals

Engineering MechanicsProf. S.G. Joshi (Professor)

Prof. Praveen Hore (Asst. Professor)

Android applications andAndroid Operating systems

Prof. U. R. Awari (Professor)Particle and rigid body, staticsand dynamics & Question paperpattern

• PARENT MEETING

Parents’ meeting is also held in every semester to communicate to parents the areas their children are excelling in and to give them specific ideas of how to improve upon their child’s performance.

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• Basic Civil and Environmental Lab• Engineering Mechanics Lab• Testing of Materials Lab• Engineering Geology Lab• Geotechnical Engineering Lab• Fluid mechanics Lab

• Surveying Lab• Environmental Engineering Lab• Transportation Lab• Computer Lab• Drawing Hall

CIVIL ENGINEERING

INFRASTRUCTURE

LABORATORIES

It has been beautifully said that, “Civilization is through Civil Engineering.” This statement speaks volumesabout importance of Civil Engineering in everybody's day to day life. Civil Engineering is the broadest of theEngineering fields. The civil engineering department at ICEM aims to provide a high quality civil engineeringeducational program with a commitment to prepare competent graduates for a successful career.

The faculty members of the department strive to explore new frontiers of knowledge by imparting the latesttechnical knowledge to the students and conducting high quality of research. The Department focuses onadvanced research and education in the broad areas of Geotechnical, Structural, Transportation, and WaterResources & Environmental Engineering. The faculty members also render technical advice on live engineeringproblems to various government and private Sector companies located in the vicinity of Pune.

The academic activities of the department emphasize deep understanding of fundamental principles,development of creative ability to handle the challenges of civil engineering, and the analytical ability to solveproblems which are interdisciplinary in nature. The department of civil engineering with its multifaceted facultymembers continues to maintain and cultivate its strong link with the infra structural industry, academic andresearch institution. It is hoped that the department makes significant contributions to the economicdevelopment of the region, state and nation in future.

The department has world class infrastructure consisting of well-equipped classrooms and laboratories,departmental library, Swami Vivekanand seminar hall and a separate computer Lab.

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• Guest Lecture by Er. Ravi Ranade on Concrete Technology.• Guest Lecture by Dr.Raymond Duraiswami on Engg. Geology.• Guest Lecture by Prof.Ravi Waychal on Real Estate Management.• Engineer's Day Celebration on 15th September 2015 by Civil Engg. Department.• One Day workshop was conducted on TOTAL STATION regarding advance instrument used in surveying.


• Site visit at Indian Meteorological Dept., Pune.• Site Visit at Bhama Askhed Dam, Chakan.• Site Visit at Miami Constructions,Dhayri • Site Visit at Krishna Icon Project,Alandi• Site Visit at Bhondawe Empire,Ravet.• Site Visit at Shirke RMC Plant,Chinchwad.• Site Visit Water Treatment Plant,Akurdi.• Site Visit at Life Republication project by Kolate Patil Developers near marunjee.• Site Visit at Panchshil Heights project by Panchshil developers near wagholi.• First international study tour to DUBAI, (UAE).

INDUSTRIAL VISITS

• T.E.Civil students- Swapnil waghmare, Krishna kolekar, Akshay kharde, Digvijay Khairnar awarded by second prize in model making event at D.Y.P.C.O.E., Akurdi.


TOPPERS

S.E. Civil Vishwajit Thite 67.90%

April-May 2014


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COMPUTER ENGINEERING

INFRASTRUCTURE

SOFTWARE

• Microsoft Campus Agreement • Oracle 9i• Net Microsoft Server• Windows / Linux OS

• MATLAB, Scilab, GNU Octave• Visual Studio• Java-Eclipse, Net beans, C,C++• Open source s/w : Qt, Open CV , Open MP, Python, PHP etc

The department has well-furnished class rooms with LCD projectors and well equipped laboratories withadvanced hardware configuration along with required softwares. The department has a rich infrastructure ofmore than 250 branded Computer machines. The computer lab has internet facility with 40 Mbps Leased Line.The departmental library consists of more than 500 books. In addition to this, the department also has researchand project labs.

LABORATORIES

• RDBMS Lab• PG Lab• Project Lab• Research Lab

• Multimedia Lab• Digital Electronics Lab• Computer Center

• Programming Lab-I• Programming Lab-II• Linux Lab• System Programming Lab

• National Symposium “Quantonium 2015”.

• Workshop on “How to write Research Paper” by Mr.Ajay Garg ,CEO VNG

Technologies.

• Pre - placement training.

• Motivational Session by Mr. Adesh Gaekwad, Director, Administration, IGI

• Half Day Session on “Patent Registration Process” by Prof. Priya Pise

• Python Training by Mr. Avinash Kumar from ASK corporate Training.


The changing development scenario and IT industry expansions are creating increasing growth opportunitiesfor Computer Engineering profession. The Computer Engineering department at ICEM started in 2007 affiliatedto Savitribai Phule Pune University. Keeping an eye on the prospects, the department of Computer Engineeringis prepared to meet the future challenges. The students are trained with the insight to apply conceptualunderstanding of core domain areas in Computing which includes Computational complexity theory,Applications and Databases, Computer Graphics, Programming and Algorithms as well as enhanced programming skills disseminating their analytical abilities. Here we are nurturing the students with an enhanced training in the advanced technologies along with Hardware & Networking skills. To strengthenindustry-institute interaction and model the excellence in academics and research activities the department hasstarted PG course, ME Computer Engineering with well-equipped research labs. Our aim is to provide our studentslifelong learning and leadership skills that will enable them advance to the position of responsibility by effectiveIndustry-Institute Interaction.

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• Info-spark 2K 15-Quiz, Debate & Treasure Hunt Competition.

• Workshop on Networking & Ethical Hacking “HACKNET'14” by IBNC.

• Guest Lecture on “Hadoop & Big Data” by Mr. Sachin Udmale from Amdit

Software Pvt.Ltd , Pune.

• Teacher’s Day Celebration.

• Guest Lecture on “Micro-processor Techniques” by Prof. Amol Bandal.

• Guest Lecture on “Data Warehousing & Data Mining” by Ms. Swapnaja Suryawanshi.

• Guest Lecture on “Pipelining Architecture of 80386” by Dr. Poorna Shankar.

• Workshop on “Latex Applications” by Ms. Shwetkranti Taware.

• Rohit Uttekar & Pritesh Pardeshi won Football Competition at I2IT, COEP ZEST, SPPU, Pune.

• SE & TE students participated at Cricket Competition at COEP & AISSMS, Pune

• TE Students won Football Competition at COEP, I2IT,Pune

• Pranali Shendekar secured 1st Rank in International Conference & Journal “IJCA-2015” at D.Y.Patil COE,Akurdi

• Vaibhav Malavi secured 1st Rank in Kabbadi Championship at ISBM , Pune

• Sameer Sawant TE student secured 1st Rank in IBNC HACKNET'14 at ICEM (Zonal Center).

• 4 groups participated in “ Project Expo-2015” MAE,Alandi (Results awaited)

• Gaurav Ardak &Aditya Bhora (TE) students secured 1st Rank in Basketball Competition at COEP,Pune

• Mahesh Andhale (TE) secured 2nd Rank in D.Y.Patil COE,Akurdi,Pune

• Mahesh Andhale (TE) secured 2nd Rank in Table Tennis & Football at AISSMS, Pune.

• Abhishekh Bharatdwaj (BE) completed Oracle 10g SQL Expert Certification with 90 %.

• Abhishekh Bharatdwaj (BE) & Irfan Patil (BE) completed Trinity (GESE Grade 7) Certification.

• Pooja Nage(BE ) completed Trinity (GESE Grade 6) Certification.

• 4 Groups (BE) Published their Project Work in International Journal “ IJSRM”.


TOPPERSApril-May 2014

COMPUTER ENGINEERING- PG The changing development scenario & industry expansions are creating increasing growth opportunities forComputer Engineering profession. To strengthen Industry-Institute Interaction and Model the excellence inAcademics and Research activities the department has started ME Computer Engineering with well-equippedresearch labs. The students are trained with the insight to apply conceptual understanding of core domain areasin Computing which includes Computational Complexity Theory, Applications and Databases, as well asenhanced Programming Skills disseminating their analytical abilities.

Sr No Faculty Experience in Years Area of Interest

1. Prof. Ram Joshi 22 Networking and Security

2. Mr. Aashish Manwatkar 12.5 Digital Signal Processing and Computer Network

3. Ms. Manjusha Tatiya 11 DBMS and Software Architecture

4. Ms. Manisha Bharati 13.5 Data Mining and Research Methodology

5. Ms. Sinu Nambiar 8 Operating System and Data Structure

6. Ms. Swapnaja Suryawanshi 6.5 Information Retrieval System and Data Mining

7. Ms. Sarika Deokate 6.5 Image Processing and Networking

68.67%SE (Computer) Pranoti Shinde

62.08%TE (Computer) Abhishek Bhardwaj

75.00%BE (Computer) Kanika Gambhir


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The department has rich infrastructure over 57 branded machines of latest configuration with major essential peripherals. For effective teaching learning process, the department has 3 Labs and 2 Classrooms.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

INFRASTRUCTURE


• Software Lab-1• Software Lab-2• Project Lab

LABORATORIES

System Softwares• Windows 7• Ubuntu 14.10

SOFTWARE

• National Symposium “Quantonium 2015”.• Workshop on “How to write Research Paper”.• Pre - placement training.• Guest Lecture on “.Net framework” by Industry Expertise.• Motivational Session by Mr. Adesh Gaekwad, Director, Administration, IGI.• Half Day Session on “Patent Registration Process” by Prof. Priya Pise• Technolons-2015: Google Smash, Blind Coding, WWE Competition.

The Information revolution is shaping the face and fate of the world. It has not only made the world a smallvillage, but also given development process a uniform platform. The increasing usage of information systemhas created a need for innovative solutions and expert IT professionals worldwide. At Indira, we offer animmensely updated course in Information Technology. The IT department is also set to meet the challenges inthe future. The students are trained with the insight to apply conceptual understanding of core domain areasin computing as well as enhanced programming skills disseminating their analytical abilities.

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• 2 groups (BE IT) participated in Project Design Competition & secured 2nd & 3rd rank in Impact 2014 at JSPM,

Tathawade.

• BE IT students secured 1st Rank in Human Chess at PCCOE .Pune .

• Vishal Shangani, Pranita Kalokhe & Nalin Kulkarni (BE IT) developed android application for 3i summit.

• Komal Nikam(TE IT) participated in Running at D.Y.Patil COE, Akurdi

• Vighnesh Koli & Ankil Raut (TE IT) participated & reached semi final in Cricket at AISSMS, Pune.

• Aditya Kulkarni (TE IT) participated in “Google Challenge” at RSCOE,Pune.

• TE(IT) & BE(IT) Students secured 1st Rank in Football Competition at SPPU,Pune.

• TE(IT) & BE (IT) Students secured 2nd Rank in Football Competition at I2IT,Pune.

• Prateek Aryan (TE IT) nominated for Screening Test under UES-25 into Indian Army at PCCOE,Pune.

• Sumit Uttekar (TE IT) secured 3rd Rank in Foot Ball Competition at SPPU,Pune.

• Sumit Uttekar (TE IT) secured 1st Rank in Foot Ball Competition at Promotional Event of Bharat F.C.Pune


TOPPERSApril-May 2014

Shital Shinde SE (IT) 62.00%

Gauri Shinde TE (IT) 66.02%

Khushbu Kumari BE (IT) 70.87%

Class PercentageName of the student

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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

• To introduce the students to industrial practices.• To develop ability to identify industrial problems and build capacities to solve them.• To impart hands on training in the areas of manufacturing, assembly, quality control and maintenance.• To create awareness on safety, housekeeping and plant engineering.• Make them understand the importance of teamwork.• Interdependence of different departments and methods of documentation.• Build self-confidence.

Objectives of the Sandwich Program are as follow

Marsh Faber defines engineering as “finding simple, elegant solutions to problems.” Mechanical engineering isa diverse area that brings many disciplines of engineering together. The Mechanical Engineering professiongoes beyond designing machinery. The mechanical engineers also create sophisticated computer control robots,design ships & aircraft, design plants & specialized devices for disabled people, study fluid flow patterns,develop advanced technology to protect environment and more. Many innovations crucial to our future willhave their roots in the world of mass, motion, forces & energy-the world of Mechanical engineers.

MECHANICAL SANDWICH

The sandwich programme works entirely on the philosophy based on the proverb “Tell me and I will forget; show me and I may remember; involve me and I will understand”.

The department of mechanical engineering has started an innovative, industrially oriented undergraduateprogram in 'Mechanical Sandwich' in the year 2013, which provides hands on training along with academiccurriculum. The syllabus for this program have been framed with a view to impart sound practical knowledgeand industrial skills to help the students in their professional and entrepreneurial career. Out of the four yeardegree program, the students spend one year in industry and get exposed to various industrial practices andmanufacturing processes.

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INFRASTRUCTURE


LABORATORIES

• Heat Transfer Lab• Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Lab • Modeling and Analysis Lab • CAD CAM Lab• Metrology and Quality Control Lab • Basic Mechanical Engineering Lab • Fluid Mechanics Lab • Material Science Lab

• Thermodynamics Lab • IC Engines Lab• Mechatronics Lab • Theory of Machines Lab • Design of Machines Lab • Industrial Fluid Power Lab• Workshop• PG Research Lab

• AUTOCAD• CATIA• IntelliCAD

INDUSTRIAL VISITSMechanical Department students visited following Industries for industry orientation.

• ShriSantTukaramSahakariSakharKarkhana Ltd.• Pawana Hydropower Station.• HUSCO Hydraulics PVT LTD Pune• KSB Pumps Ltd, Chinchwad Pune• Electro pneumatic & hydraulics Ltd.• Sandvik Asia Dapodi• Tolani Maritime Institute• ISCON temple,Akurdi• Manikdoh Hydropower Station

• Mechanical Engineering Department started 'Mechazine'; biannual magazine.• Organized 'Maverix 7.15' one day Inter College Technical event on 16th Feb. 2015.• Organized 'Mechanica' one day ICEM level Technical event was organized on 15th Sept 2014.• General awareness session was conducted in form of guest lecture by Mr. Vikal Prakash Chakre on 26th Feb. 2015.• A guest session on Energy conservation and Audit session was conducted by Mr. Pramod Daspute on 10th Sep. 2014.• A motivational lecture on 'I don't want to win' was conducted by Prof. Nandkumar Shinde on 3rd Sep. 2014.

The department works with the mission to provide our students with a perfect blend of intellectual and practicalexperiences. At the end of our program, students are prepared for entry-level work as mechanical engineers aswell as for the post-graduate study in mechanical engineering or in another discipline. A well-equippedworkshop with all basic equipments for learning manufacturing science is a unique feature of the department.We undertake various development projects related to students.

SOFTWARE

• MATLAB• Ansys• MASTERCAM

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• Mechanical Department Active SAE India (Society of Automotive Engineers India) chapter for students interested in Automobile Engineering• Indira – Mechanical Engineering Students Association (i-MESA) is a platform for organizing students' events and technical get together.• Students participated in various sports & cultural activities together with some important technical events.

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS• Mechanical students (the team ALCHEMIST) fabricated the “Rapido 1 Racing Car” at Supra Competition in the BAJA SAE INDIA 2014 event.• Mechanical Engineering students are undergoing for 'LEAD' program in association with SEMCO Electrical Pvt. Ltd.• More than 55 students undertook 1 month internship trainings in the following companies

TOPPERSMay-June 2014

Class

Second Year (Mech)

Third Year (Mech)

Final Year (Mech)

Percentage

77.73 %

67.53 %

75.07 %

Name of the student

Kokane Akshay Balaso

Kawale Suraj Dilip

Apoorva Kakkar

• Dembla Valves Ltd. Thane• Mahanagar Gas Ltd, Mumbai• Tata Technologies Ltd. Pune• SaiSonalika Tractors Ahmadnagar• Thermax Ltd. Pune• Assent tools, Pune• Traction Machine workshop Nashik• Aker Solutions Mumbai• Delicia Foods Thane

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M. E. MECHANICAL (HEAT POWER)

1. To inculcate research culture in the students.2. To improve their performance in academics.3. To provide the necessary support in order to place the students appropriately.4. To inculcate research culture in the Faculty of the Department.

Postgraduate programmes have a pivotal role in the overall development, particularly in the economic andindustrial sectors of the society. Post-Graduation gives the much needed educational experience required toperform the duties of high positions in the professional life. It improves time-management and self-discipline.It helps in identifying the possibility of implementing standard or non-standard solutions to the real lifesituations. Keeping all this in mind the department has started the PG programme in Heat Power specialization. The objectives of the program are as follow.

The department of mechanical engineering has well experienced, highly motivated faculty for teaching andguiding the PG students.

The department is planning to set up a 'state of the art' research lab for PG students and will emerge as a centerof excellence in the field of Heat Power Engineering. With the help of PG students, the department wishes tohelp society and industrial sector by solving higher level real life problems. The department aims good projectwork from every student and there by leading to at least one research paper per student. Through this thedepartment aims to increase the rapport with the Industries and R & D organizations


1. Dr. Vinayak M. Kale 22Fluid Mechanics, Hydraulics & Pneumatics,Optimization, Numerical Methods

2. Prof. Sunil B. Ingole 19Electronics cooling, Heat Exchanger, HeatTransfer, Quality Control

3. Prof. Kiran Devade 13 Refrigeration, Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer

4. Mr. Mahesh Bhong 11Solar Energy, IC Engines, Fluid Mechanics,Automobile Engineering

5. Mr. Balaji Nelage 21Operations Research, Manufacturing, QualityControl, Production Management

6. Mr. Chittaranjan More 09 Manufacturing, Design, Materials

7. Mr. Vishal Meshram 05Heat Exchanger, CFD, HVAC, Heat Transfer,Fluid Mechanics

TOPPERS

Class

M.E.

M.E.

Year

2013-14

2013-14

Name of the student

Mr. Sagar Patil

Mr. Prakash Tripathi

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING – PG

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The department of Electronics and Telecommunication was established in 2007 by the approval of All IndiaCouncil of Technical Education (AICTE). E&TC graduates find wide opportunities in today's growingcommunications era. This course has been designed by the University of Pune in consultation with seniorindustrialists in the Electronics & Telecommunication sector.

ELECTRONICS & TELECOMMUNICATION

The department is concerned with Advancement in Technology and accordingly keeps updating its UG & PG Labsfor effective teaching and learning process. The department has supporting infrastructure of 10 Labs, 2 Staffrooms, 3 class rooms, 1 departmental library, 1 store room, 1 Seminar hall(Dr. Radhakrishna Hall) and 2 Tutorialrooms.

INFRASTRUCTURE

LABORATORIES

• VLSI Lab.• Software Lab-I.• Digital& Microprocessor Lab.• Communication Engg Lab.• Project Lab• Power Electronics Lab.• Antenna Lab.• Basic Electronics Lab.• Electronics Circuit lab.• ME Lab

Since then the department has come a long way and is now regarded as one of the premier departments ofthe university. It is equipped with outstanding infrastructure and boasts of a unit of learned and dedicatedfaculty members and sincere staff who work with zeal and enthusiasm to provide a vibrant and optimum learningenvironment to the students and help them acquire the skills which are required to excel in today's competitiveenvironment.

In order to ensure high standards of education for its students, the department has constantly upgraded itself byadding well-equipped and fully furnished laboratories to supplement the theory courses. The departmentbelieves in serious academic pursuit and encourages radical and original thinking which paves the way forcreativity and innovative ideas.

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• TEACHER’S Day was celebrated by E&TC students on 5th Sep 2014

• Guru Poornima Mahamahotsava was celebrated at E&TC,Indira College of Engg & Management, Pune on 14th July 2014

• ENGINEER’S DAY was celebrated on 15th Sep 2014.

• A seminar was organized on “Advanced Embedded and Signal Processing” on 16th Jan 2015 for UG Students of E&TC Department by Dr. T Kishore Kumar, Professor in NIT Warangal.

• A seminar on “INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION” was organized by under the IETE Forum on 18th of July, 2014 by an eminent speaker MR. B. M. Shaikh from Substation Automation System (SAS).

• Guest lecture on Microcontroller and its application by S. S. Dudam for T.E. students on 24-09-2014

• A motivational lecture by Hon'ble Group Director Prof.Chetan Wakalkar was held in March 2015

• Embedded workshop for S.E. students was held on 14th March 2015

• A guest lecture by Dr.A M Joshi was organized on RFS in March 2015

• A guest lecture by Leena Bokil NASA Communicator was organized in month of March 2015.

• A guest lecture by Mr. Vivek Sinare, Director National Yuva Cooperative Society Limited (NYCS) & DGM BVG India Limited on "Entrepreneurship & Global Opportunities" was organized 24 th March 2015.

INDUSTRIAL VISITS• Industrial visit to R D Electronics, BTS on 18th February 2014 at Hinjewadi Pune.• Industrial Visit was to GMRT on 28-02-15.• A industrial visit was organized to BSNL ,Chinchwad.

• 8th 3ISummit was organized by Indira College of Engineering & Management Parandwadi, Pune on 23rd January 2015. 3 Speakers for E&TC department were Ms.Kavita Mukhi (Pioneer of Organic Food market in India), Mr. Sandip Paul (An International Award winning product designer) & Mr. Akshay Shah (Developer of Agilewiz software that creates business applications on the fly)

• SPECTRUM 2K15 was organized as a part of AVISHKAR 2015,various events were ROBO-FEST, MULTI BOARD MASTERS, EXPLO-VISION , OPERATION CODE CRACKER, TECH KNOW QUIZ.

• ROBOTRYST 2K15 ,an international robotic championship was organized on 25-26th Aug 2014,in association with IIT Delhi and IETE.

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1. Shree Chanakya Education societys ,ICEM is awarded second prize for 'ISF Activity' during the year 2014 by The Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers" for excellent performance of E&TC students.


2. Prachi Sapkal (SE E & Tc) was winner in 100 M Running.

3. Rincy Varghess (TE E & TC) was runner up in 4*100m Relay.

4. In Table Tennis ,Siddhant Kadam (BE E & Tc) was winner , Sumit (SE E & Tc) was runner up, Richa Singh (SE E & Tc) was winner in girls.

5. Siddhant Kadam (BE E & Tc) has secured first prize in Table Tennis at D.Y.Patil Akurdi ,Pune.

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ELECTRONICS AND TELECOMMUNICATION- PG M.E. –COMMUNICATION NETWORKThe department has been running a postgraduate course in Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering withSpecialization in Communication Networking since 2013 with present intake of 18.

M.E. TOPPERS

ACHIEVEMENTS1. Result of M.E. first year was more than 90%.2. Twenty papers have been published in National / International Journals.

April- May 2014

April-May 2014


1. Dr. P.H. Patil 25 Optical Wireless Communication

2. Ms. Anjali Patki 24 Communication

3. Ms. Harjeet Kaur 13 Digital Signal Processing

5. Ms. Meenakshi Patil 9 Digital Image Processing

6. Ms. Urmila Deshmukh 9.8 Wireless Communication

7. Mr. Sagar Vitthal Bhairat 2 Automotive Electronics

4. Mr. Baliram Gayal 8 Digital Signal Processing

Third Year Swapnil Patil 68.60%

Second Year Vishwajit Thite 75.47%

Final Year Aishwarya Vohra 73.40%

Class PercentageName of the student

Class YearName of the student

Poonam Undre 2013-14M.E.

Chaitali Borse 2013-14M.E.

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We at Indira College of Engineering and Management have taken into cognizance the requirements of the industry and the aspirations of the candidates and have created a development sphere consisting of knowledgeable faculty, sound infrastructure industry interface, strong curriculum and ambience that builds innovation which prepares the students to face the challenges of tomorrow.

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION(MBA)

We have well established class rooms, computer laboratory and seminar hall to cater the academic needs of thestudents. A separate tutorial room is provided for the students for group study. Well-equipped library ensuresmaximum use and participation of the users in the utilization of books, journals and magazines.

INFRASTRUCTURE

We offer a two year full time MBA course consisting of four semesters approved by AICTE and affiliated to the Savitribai Phule Pune University. The pedagogy combines class-room sessions, projects, case studies, interactive delivery of lectures and efficient use of technological aids with a strong emphasis on concepts and theory.

We have been successfully running the Indira Finishing Career Development Programme (IFCDP) for past seven years. The program is specifically designed to enhance employability skills of students and to make them ready for the corporate world.

The objectives of the programme are

• To inculcate effective communication skills• To enhance personality• To upgrade technical skills

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INDUSTRIAL VISITS

DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES• Outbound Management Training (OMT) - An opportunity to learn management skills through physical activities at picturesque locations.• Workshops• Enterprise analysis workshop• Stock market trading• Open book examination workshop• We have a students' forum named IEN (Indira Entrepreneurship Network) to promote the entrepreneurial culture in the minds of the students

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS• ICEM MBA Students' team won First Three Prize

at National Level Case Study Competition organized by Indian Education Society, Mumbai

• Secured the first and third prize at paper presentation competition organized by Symbiosis Institute, Banglore

• Secured the first prize in project presentation atnational level project presentation competitionorganized by E-4 Mumbai.

• Participation in Research Project Competition ofSavitribai Phule Pune Universtiy

TOPPERS

Class

MBA-II

MBA-I

Year

2013-15

2014-16

Name of the student

Ms. Shanam Shende

Ms. Sneha Gaidhane

Industrial visits are organized to impart first-hand experience to management students and to study applications of various management principles in today's business world.

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MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS(MCA) The MCA Department provides Master of Computer Applications (MCA) course which is a postgraduate degree incomputer applications streams recognised by AICTE. The primary emphasis in MCA curriculum is on the development of diverse types of application softwares along with designing computer hardware and systems software, which is generally within the domain of engineering majors. We, at MCA department, expose our students to the latest in computer technology through various means as that of practical demonstrations, guest lectures, group discussions etc. Co-curricular and extracurricular activities are conducted in order to sharpen their minds and other skills. The department has a dedicated team of teachers, experts and well equipped laboratories. The young and highly qualified team of faculty members make concerted efforts to keep the students well informed and updated. The students also reciprocate by academic performance and remarkable achievements.

Our aim is to provide our students with lifelong learning and inculcate leadership skills in them which will enable them to excel in their professional life. The department provides the following facilities to the students

INFRASTRUCTURE

• Classroom with LCD projector.• Communication lab and computer lab.• Library with all types of books and also with a digital library.

LABORATORIES

The department has well equipped laboratories. We have high configuration computers with licensed software. The laboratories are also equipped with printer and scanner facility.

SOFTWARE

The institute provides the students with labs equipped with licensed softwares of Visual Studio 2005/2010, Windows 2007, Windows XP, SQL Server 2005, Turbo C ++, Oracle 9i, IBM Rational Rose, Fore Front Client Server, Visual Basic 6.0, MS Visio 2007, My SQL, JDK and ECLIPSE.

DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIESOur department believes in consistent student industry interface and thereby regularly organizes seminars, workshops and guest lectures of eminent personalities in the IT field.

The events organized in the department are as follow

1. Workshop on UNIX & Linux for TYMCA Sem-V 2014 students Name of Faculty: Mrs.Sonali Masture Name of Company: Eagle Software Solution Pvt.Ltd, Pune Date:15 Sept 2014.

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• FYMCA students Nishant Bharadwaj bagged runner up trophy in roadies competition in PCCOE college of Engineering and Management. • Best Placements in the year 2014-15

TOPPERS

2. Workshop on Cloud Computing for TYMCA Sem-V 2014 students Name of Faculty: Dr. Sagar S. Jambhorkar M.Sc, Ph.D, IAEng, SMIEEE, CSTA Gazetted Officer "Group A", Ministry of Defence, Defence Officer & Assistant Professor, Company Name: Department of Computer Science, National Defence Academy (NDA), Date:10/09/2014

INDUSTRIAL VISITS

1. Persistent Systems 2. All scripts

The industrial visit is considered one of the most tactical methods of teaching. It provides students with an opportunity to learn practically through interaction, working methods and employment practices. Visiting a company gives students a practical perspective on the world of work, it gives them exposure to current work practices as opposed to possibly theoretical knowledge being taught at college.

We, at the MCA department, arrange industrial visits for students to the renowned industries on regular basis. The main objective behind these visits is to explain how the industries function. Some of the industries where students of MCA department were taken for visits are:

Class

MCA-III

MCA-II

MCA-I

Year

2012-15

2013-16

2014-17

Name of the student

Mr. Koli Gajanan

Mr. Dhangar Chirag Subhash

Mr. Dnyaneshwar Vitthal Pawar

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LIBRARYA library is a treasure-house of knowledge. Mr. Shankar Rao Wakalkar Library is an invaluable resource for students, researchers and faculties of management and engineering. The library aims to provide excellent information resources and deliver quality services and facilities to meet the teaching and learning needs of the Institute. The library has over the years built a robust collection of over 20,000 books, over 100 current subscriptions to hard copy journals and newspapers, and many other resources like student's project reports, CDs and videos.

COLLECTION

The library, spread over 4257.179 sq. ft., also provides access to the best of Engineering and Management relateddigital resources in the form of journals and e-books through its subscription to various online databases consisting of scholarly and industry relevant content. The library is automated with SLIM 21 Library Software to ease its clientele at various levels while in the library.

BOOKS

S. No. Branch Titles Volumes

1 Applied Science 191 1285

2 Computer Engg. 481 2052

3 E & Tc 674 3056

Mech 634 30134

5 I.T 475 1844

6 Civil 106 836

7 M.E, E & Tc 24 71

8 M.E Mechanical 48 246

9 M.E Computer 481 2052

10 General 1305 1812

11 MBA 612 3449

12 MCA 335 2126

Total Books (Engineering/MBA/MCA) 4906 19955

OTHER READING MATERIAL

S. No. Items Volumes

1 Journals 70

2 Magazines 33

3 News Papers 10

• English 06

• Marathi 03

• Hindi 01

4E-journals subscription (IEEE, MCGRAW-HILL, SCIENCEDIRECT, EMERALD MGMT, ASTM, J-GATE ENGG.)

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5 CDs/DVDs (Free with Books & Magazines) 1433

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Monday to Saturday 07:30am to 05:30pm

Library closed on Every Sunday (1st & 3rd Saturday & Public Holiday)

LIBRARY WORKING HOURS

DIGITAL LIBRARY

LIBRARY WEBSITE • https://sites.google.com/site/libraryicem/home-1

READING HALLThe library has a very exclusive reading hall with a seating capacity of150 patrons which serves the students accommodated in hostels till12:00 am late night.

LIBRARY SERVICES

• Document delivery• CAS• Newspaper Clippings• Internet facility• Book bank• Reference services• Reprographic services• OPAC• Current Contents• Inter Library Loan• Earn while learn scheme

LIBRARY STAFF

Mrs. Sneha Deshmukh Librarian Bsc, M.L.I.Sc, SET

Mrs. Anita Chavan Asst. Librarian M.A and M.Lib & I.Sc

Mr. Sandip Kasabe Library Asst B.A, M.Lib & I.Sc

Mr. Navnath Bhote Library Asst B.A, M.Lib & I.Sc

Name Position Qualification

The library has a separate place exclusively devoted for a digital library. It has 30 machines with all the A/V facilities. A patron can surf the internet, listen and watch academic related audios & videos in the digital library.

Apart from this, the users from the digital library can also browse the parent library through web OPAC (Online Public Access Catalog) and even subscribed electronic databases. The digital library is designed and developed keeping in view the shifting IT environment and the day to day needs of modern students.

The Library services are designed to ensure maximum use & participation of the users in the library collection. The services of the library include

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ADMIN AND IT SUPPORTThe primary objective of the Admin Department of Indira College of Engineering & Management is to keep track of & organize information, so that other departments can focus on their core specialties, apart from ensuring daily smooth operation of academics.

We provide transport facility with 12 buses, which covers all the available routes and ensures safety of membersthrough well trained and experienced drivers & supervisors.

We keep health and hygiene on priority by facilitating pantry & canteen services and neat and clean campus by our housekeeping team. Canteen serves all types of meals. We also have dry snacks corner, juice corner and sandwich corner.

The college provides free ambulance service for 24*7 to deal with any medical emergency.

We ensure smooth functioning of Accounts and Academics section by maintaining accurate, comprehensive andaccessible records which can be actively managed at any given time.

Admin team provides inquiry desk, students' help desk, daily record of attendance and leave desk, hostel desk andtransport & maintenance desk for the hassle-free working of the institution.

We promptly handle the complaints, focusing on getting it right, for which we are open and accountable.

Seeking for continuous improvement, creating a warm, inclusive, emotional and functional compatibility with the rest of departments for the smooth functioning is for what Admin department of Indira College of Engineering &Management is known for!

It support tech-team icem, technical support and management of all server-desktop-laptops, computer networks (wired and wireless).

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SOFT SKILLS In the era of globalization, engineering students need to enhance their English communication skills and other soft skills in order to cope with the increasingly tough competition in the job market. Multinational corporations (MNCs) and major information technology (IT) companies in India recruit engineering candidates who have good English communication skills. In this highly competitive world, proficiency in English is considered one of the employability skills. In other words, English communication skills are considered 'life skills' or 'survival skills' in the twenty-first century.

We, at Indira College of Engineering and Management (ICEM), understand that it is an era of innovation that ourstudents step into after completing their educational stint with us. Hence we believe in equipping them with all the tools to fight the battle in the professional ground ahead of them & emerge victorious in their fields of choice.

Striking a perfect balance between technical education & soft skills is the need of time. Such skills includecommunication, cooperation, creativity, leadership, and organization. Keeping this in mind, we have included a course in Soft Skills right from the first year.

First year engineering students are trained in the basics of English communication skills where they are encouraged to speak in English. They are also exposed to other soft skills like team work, politeness principle etc.

The second year engineering students are exposed to the formal register of English language as a part of their softskills training. Along with spoken English, they are also trained in formal writing, i.e., formal letters and formal emails. They are given tasks to hone and practice different soft skills.

The third year engineering students receive soft skills training required for placements. The students are exposed to various group discussion topics and personal interview questions. They are also trained in writing CV and covering letter.

The engineering students need to be able to think critically, solve problems, communicate clearly, be creative andwork in a team in order to get placed in a reputed company. Thus, good English communication skills have become a sine qua non for professionals to create a successful career. The students should utilize such opportunities available to them on the campus which certainly helps them broaden their horizons and have a successful career.

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INNOVATIVE CLUBS AT ICEMThe chairperson of Indira Group of Institutes, Dr. Tarita Shankar established Shree Chanakya Education Society in the year 1994 when she realized that the core of India's development issue lies in providing much needed education to its youth. Dr. Tarita Shankar is an excellent orator, renowned for her free, frank and fearless expression of her views. She loves to travel and has explored all major countries in the world. Her love for travelling and reading coupled with the rich experiences in her life has transformed her into a dynamic person she is now. She has been an evangelist for social good throughout her illustrious career. This includes assistance to students, physically handicapped and orphaned children, senior citizens etc. She is known for her out-of-the-box thinking and innovative ideas. Someone has rightly said, “It is not about ideas. It is about making ideas happen.” She has transformed her creative ideas into innovative forums like Scholar Club, CARE club and Book club for the holistic development of the students.

21st century engineers need versatile skills and ability to perform in different conditions. We, at Indira College ofEngineering & Management, aim to develop and nurture these versatile skills of our students for their holisticdevelopment through intensive training. ICEM has introduced the innovative concept of the Scholar Club in order to enhance the employability of the students. The students are selected for scholar club based on their past performance in academics. They are given exceptional inputs in academic excellence, interpersonal skills enhancement, entrepreneurship, career awareness, work etiquette, communication skills, presentation skills, problem solving techniques, leadership skills and innovative thinking skills. This scholar club programme is sponsored by the Management. The students selected for this program receive specialized training related to their respective domain subjects and soft skills.

The scholar club students are also given placement-oriented training such as training for Aptitude Test, GroupDiscussions and Personal Interviews. These students are encouraged to take the international certification in English i.e. GESE (Graded Examinations in Spoken English) by Trinity College, London every year. In this highly competitive world, English language skills are considered 'life skills' or 'survival skills.' This initiative aims to make the students more employable so that they can cope with the increasingly tough competition in the job market. The management also encourages some of the faculty members to take this exam and trains them for the same. The students at ICEM utilize this opportunity available to them on the campus which certainly helps them broaden their horizons and have a successful career.

SCHOLAR CLUB

CARE club is an Innovative initiative by our Honorable Chairperson, Dr. Tarita Shankar for Indiraites. She launched the CARE club on 25th July 2013 on the occasion of the induction programme of the MBA students at Indira GlobalBusiness School.

It is an innovative initiative taken by Dr. Shankar where the students as well as the staff members of Indira Group of Institutes will be able to seek her guidance and benefit from her rich experience of life. She says, “My dream of doing this started when I meet students with varied problems and fears and directionless each day… I plan to counsel at least 10 students per week on a one to one basis …helping them transform into better and caring human beings adding happiness in society!”

CARE CLUBC- Counsel A- Advise R- Rise E- Evolve

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This club is open to all Indira members. It is said that the best giftyou can give to people is time. Tarita ma'am herself is available for counseling the people. Everybody encounters problems in his/her personal, social, academic and professional life. These problems lead to stress and anxiety in our life. It is a common experience that we are not able to achieve our full potential due our stressful lives. One of the English proverbs says, “A problem shared is halved.” We all have desire to express our deepest concerns with someone we can confide in. Our chairperson Dr. Tarita Shankar has created a platform for the members in her Indira family where she listens to the problems of people and try to guide them in solving them.

BOOK CLUBReading a the doorway into the mind of the world's greatest thinkers. It is rightly said that “The hand that puts down the book is a different hand.” Being a voracious reader herself, Dr. Shankar understands the importance of reading in the development of students. Hence, she has started a 'book club' for the students who are interested in reading. A book club is a group of people who meet to discuss a book or books that they have read and express their opinions, likes, dislikes, etc. Tarita ma'am herself conducts the book club session twice a month at ICEM. The students spend two hours reading a book of their choice and at the end of the session summarize the book they have read and discuss about the book with the other participants.

The following are the objectives of the book club:

• To encourage reading among students• To make reading a social experience as well as an individual activity• To develop the ability to express of ideas and feelings• To encourage critical thinking• To develop the feeling of belonging to a group, being respected, and treating other group members with respect• To bond with other students of similar age or cross-generational• To give students time for reflection and introspection• To give students time for sharing• To give students time for exploration• To give students a chance to see others in a new way• To give students an opportunity to see literature in a new way

In order to carry out this activity smoothly and effectively, our hon'ble chairperson hasdonated near about 300 books i.e. fiction, non- fiction, Auto- biographies and more to the library which is displayed as a Chairperson's Corner in the reading hall. The collection also includes the books of great authors like Arches, Jeffrey; Child, Lee; Datta, Durjoy; Murty,Sudha; and so on.

The book club students were also taken to the Crossword where Tarita ma'am gifted books to the members of the book club of their own choice.

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PLACEMENT CELLThe placement cell has been constituted under Principal & Director of ICEM with support and guidance of Executive Director- Corporate Relations, Ms. Madhuri Sathe. The team has active representation by staff and students of various stream, ensuring that, the training & placement related activities are being organized according to their interests, capability and specific to their chosen streams.

The placement team also endeavors to provide necessary industry interactions leading to final placement by arranging campus interviews for recruitments in corporate houses and to all public sector, private sector & MNC's.

• Placement training cell takes care of soft skill training, technical training as well as the personal interview training for students by constituting the team of experts from the respective domains. • Training cell has an association with the reputed training institutes of the country such as Cocubes, Profound, Monster etc., who provide their expertise round the year.• Special focus is given to the aptitude training of the students, so various online aptitude exams are conducted so as to train them for the corporate aptitude tests. • Placement workshops are conducted by the Industry experts such as General Motors, Vodafone, Capgemini etc. for students, to groom them as per the Industry requirement.

SALARY PACKAGES (2014-2015 Batch)

MaximumSalary

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AverageSalaryOUR TOP RECRUITERS:

TIBCA

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NIHIL ENT

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FINOLEX

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JK TYRES

AMDOCS

CYBAGE

KAPSICA MEDIA

COGNIZANT

HETTICH

MPHASIS

XORIANT

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CLSA

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INDUSTRY INTERFACE

There are immense opportunities in India for business growth in a growing economy, but it requires innovative minds to capture this market. Indira College of Engineering and Management, a part of the Indira group of Institutes, organizes “Indira International Innovation Summit (3i Summit)” and “HR Excellence Awards” every year. The “Innovation Awards” are presented to Innovators, Entrepreneurs and Senior leaders from companies of repute, for their contribution in their respective fields and inspiring a spirit of innovative thinking.

“8th Indira International Innovation Summit” and “HR Excellence Awards”…Celebrating YOUTH, INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP

IGI started the Indira International Innovation Summit in 2008 with an aim to promote the Industry – academialinkages to create a platform for intellectual exchange of ideas. Albert Einstein rightly said, “Education is not theLearning of facts, but the training of the mind to think.” We, at IGI, make our best to stimulate the curiosity and thedesire in the minds of our students and to imbibe the spirit of innovation in them. We live in the era where theinnovative companies like facebook, mocrosoft, apple, google, yahoo, ebay are founded by young entrepreneurs. Hence, the theme of the summit was “Celebrating Youth, Innovation and Entrepreneurship.”

The summit is an endeavor by IGI to expose academia to the leading edge innovation practices from across the world and to create a platform for intellectual exchange of ideas. It aims to offer a great learning experience to the students of Indira and to imbibe the spirit of innovation in them. The wealth of knowledge and experience available at the summit certainly serve as a motivation for the young generation at Indira, to realize the value of innovation and to benefit from the presence of ace practitioners.

The event was attended by IGI Chairperson Dr. Tarita Shankar & Group Director Prof. Chetan Wakalkar. The Chief guest for the evening was Member of Parliament Hon Shri Anil Ji Shirole. On the occasion Mr. Shirole said that innovation is the key to success for the youth of today and a major necessity to build a strong nation.

Young and enterprising innovators across the country were honoured on this occasion. The innovation awards were presented to Mr. A. Muruganantham, Ms. Kavita Mukhi, Mr. Sandip Paul, Mrs. Suhasini Paul, Mr. Mukund B S, Mr. Girish Badragond, Mr. Vivek Bichale, Mr. Rajeev Kher, Mr. Dhruv Agarwal, Mr. Ranjit Dahiya, Mr. Akshay Shah, Mr. Mahesh Baxi. The HR Excellence Awards were presented to Ms. Savita Shetty, Mr. Mahesh Bankar, Mr. Vishal Malhotra, Mr. Rajesh Agrawal, Mr. Sunil Kode, Mr. Ravindra Baviskar, col. Moses Sibloon.

On this occasion, Dr. Tarita Shankar said that the summit was an apt platform to nurture the entrepreneurial abilities of the youth. We, at IGI, strongly believe that innovation has become a sine qua non for the very survival of any business and therefore nurture a culture of thinking out-of-the-box amongst the students towards creating a successful career.

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DISCIPLINARY POLICIES ATTENDANCEMinimum 90%attendance per semester is compulsory. Any student failing to meet the above standard may not begranted the term. In addition he/she will not be allowed to participate in the Campus Recruitment Program.

DRESS CODECollege uniform on Monday, Wednesday & Friday, Formal dress with Tie for Gents; Salwar Kameez or Formal Dress for Ladies on Tuesday, Thursday & Casuals on Saturday.

A student failing to adhere to the dress code will not be allowed to attend the lectures and will face disciplinary action.

CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINEI) Now with standing anything contained in this Rules, if the Government takes any policy decision pertaining to

F.E. admission, then the same shall be implemented at that point of time as per directives from the Government from time to time.

ii) The students while studying in this college, if found indulging in anti-national activities contrary to the provisions of Act and Laws enforced by Government or in any activity contrary to rules of discipline, will be liable to be expelled from the college without any notice by the Principal of the college.

iii) Possession of Cell Phones, Walkman, Cassette, CD player is strictly prohibited in the College Library, Class Rooms, Laboratories and Examination Hall.

iv) All the students are requested to carry their valid identity Cards in the College. The will not be permitted to avail any of the facilities in the college without valid Identity Cards.

v) Smoking and consumption of alcohol is strictly prohibited in the Indira campus.

vi) Wearing helmet is mandatory. A student wil not be given permission to enter college campus if he is driving 2- wheeler & not wearing a helmet.

GRIEVANCE CELLThe Grievance cell is very much active & solving the problems of Teaching & Non- Teaching staff and studentsimmediately. The Grievance cell has been constituted in ICEM with following Members.

S. No. Name of the Committee Member Designation

1 Dr. Poornashankar Chairman

2 Prof. Sunil Ingole Member

3 Mr. R.A.Wankhade Member

4 Prof. Virendra Tatake Member

5 Mr.Sagar Naik Member

6 Mr. Gajanan Adke Member

WOMEN'S CELLThere is an active women cell to take care of grievance of any girl student/female staff member to address theircomplaints/grievances-on-campus. Concerned person can approach any of the following committee member

S. No. Name of the Committee Member Designation

1 Dr. Punam Bhoyar Committee Head

2 Ms. Harjeet Kaur Secretary

3 Ms. Anita Surve Member

4 Mrs.Harsha Palsule Member

Phone Number

02114-661573

02114-661583

02114-661518

02114-661518

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ACTION AGAINST RAGGING

Maharashtra prohibition of Ragging Act 1999 which is in effect from15th May 1999 has the following provision foraction against Ragging.

I) Ragging within or outside of any institution is prohibited.

II) Whosoever directly or indirectly commits, participates in, abets or propagates ragging within or outside anyeducaional institution shall, on conviction be punished with imprisonment for a term up to 2 years and/or penalty which may extend to ten thousand rupees.

III) Any student, convicted of an offence of ragging; shall be dismissed from the educational institution and suchstudent shall not be admitted in any other education institution for a period of five years from the date of order of such dismissal.

iv) Whenever any student or, as the case may be, the parent or guardian or a teacher of an educational institution,complaints, in writing, of ragging to the head of the educational institution, he shall without prejudice to the foregoing provision, within seven days of the receipt of the complaint enquire into the matter mentioned in the complaint, and if prima facie, it is found true, suspend the student who is accused of the offence, and shall, immediately forward the complaint to the police station having jurisdiction over the area in which the educational institute is situated for further action where, on enquiry by the head of the education institute, it is found that there is no substance, prima facie, in the complaint received, he/she shall intimate the fact, in writing to the complainant. The decision of the head of the educational institution shall be final.

v) If the head of the educational institution fails or neglects to act in the manner specified in the above section when a complaint of ragging is made, such person shall deemed to have abetted the offence and shall, onconviction, be punished as provided for in section(ii) above.

THE ANTI- RAGGING COMMITTEE

Anti-drug usage policy of Indira group of institute, & policy on prevention of sexual harassment

The Indira Group of Institutes has a clear anti-drug usage policy. The college will take all necessary precaution toscreen applicants for admission and also during the course of identity potential instances of drug abuse and as acourtesy, will try to counsel/treat such instances on merit, the primary responsibility for the good behavior and character of the student however, remains that of his/her immediate family.

Every employee and girl's student in the college has to right to work in an environment free harassing,intimidation or offensive behavior and in which issues of harassment will be resolved without fear of reprisal.

The management will authenticate the allegations & complaints against the accused and punish the culprit, which may include from college or criminal proceeding or both.

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2

3

4

5

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Name of the Committee Member

Mr. Sandeep Gaikwad

Dr. Ankur A. Kulkarni

Dr. Poornashankar

Prof. Sunil Ingole

Dr. Punam Bhoyar

Mr. Sagar Naik

Mr. Shankar Langote

Mrs. Harsha Palsule

Mr. Santosh Pise

Mr. Gajanan Adke

Designation

Chairman

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member/ Secretary

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EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES AT ICEMFOUNDATION DAYThe Foundation Day of the institute is celebrated on 5th September every year. On 5th September 2014, Indira Group of institutes completed 20 years. Neurologically number 20 stands for balance in all situations. All the institutes under the aegis of IGI celebrated this day in a unique way.

1 Academic Jewel of the Institute Prof. Mahesh Waghmare / Prof. Chittaranjan More

2 Admin Jewel of the Institute Mr. Dashrath Patil

3 Support Jewel of the Institute Mr. Dattatreya Bhalerao

JEWEL OF THE INSTITUTE-2014For the academic year 2014-15, the following Jewels amongst ICEM staff were selected through voting process &rewarded

CULTURAL & SPORTS WEEKThe students who excelled in various sports representation at state & university level are felicitated with certificates of appreciation. This is followed by a grand week of celebration with cultural events, quizzes & competitions. Besides above recognitions, academic toppers from each academic year are also recognized.

IN-HOUSE COLLEGE MAGAZINEICEM regularly publishes in-house college magazine which incorporates various articles, poems, experience, academic events & achievements in three language sections, viz., English, Hindi, Marathi.

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS)National Service Scheme (NSS) has been introduced at Savitribai Phule Pune University in 1969 as a part of theacademic programs and since then NSS has been functioning as a regular feature in the realm of our universityeducation. It is a student-cantered program in which projects are implemented by the NSS volunteers in the community in close collaboration with the community and thereby it provides vast scope for the student's interaction with the people. ICEM conducts various activities under NSS. The NSS activities are planned and executed by Prof S. S. Shirbhate (PO), Prof S. Jambale, Prof. Sandip Bhandare, Prof. Vidya Bhosale and Prof Kalyani Nikam. The following activities have been conducted by TEAM ICEM NSS in the academic year 2014-15.

• Cleanliness Drive

• Soft Skill Lectures, Personality Development Lecture and Computer Training for the 9th and 10th standard students in a village school

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INDIRA YOUTH YATRA

Indira Youth Yatra is an initiative by the Indira Group of Institutes to create youth brand worldwide and to understand today's youth aspirations. The core team members along with the Chairperson, Dr. Tarita Shankar and Group Director, Prof. Chetan Wakalkar traveled across the country as we believe in empowering youth of India. Indira Youth Yatra is an initiative by the Indira Group of Institutes, Pune to create youth brand. The Indira Youth Yatra was organized by the young & energetic core team members of Indira Group of Institutes, Pune. Indira Group of Institutes, Pune visited 18 cities of 9 different states in India, as a part of their Indira Youth Yatra Initiative which focused on interaction and empowering the youth of India. The representatives of the institute made an active effort to inspire the students to realise the importance of skill based education.

• Blood Donation (Poona Blood Bank) & Free Eye and sugar Checkup (Vasan Eye Care) Program

• Village Rally on Road Safety • Road Construction

• School Competitions

• Weir construction

• Tree Plantation

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FACULTY PROFILEThe faculty members of ICEM consist of highly qualified and skilled teaching staff with industry experience. It is ajudicious blend of experienced and youth, drawn from fields of academics and industry. Our faculty members aresubject experts and follow in highly interactive pedagogy. They use modern teaching aids like computers, LCD and VCD / DVD players in the classrooms. Regular faculty development programs and grooming sessions are conducted for the faculty members.

• BASIC ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

NAME DESIGNATION QUALIFICATIONACADEMIC /INDUSTRIALEXPERIENCE

Engineering Chemistry

Dr. Parul Gupta Asst. Professsor & HODM.Sc., Ph.D, B.Ed(CHEMISTRY)

7 years

Ms. Payal Sangole Asst. ProfesssorM.Sc.(NET)(CHEMISTRY)

6 years

Engineering Physics

Ms. Parvin Shaikh LecturerM.Sc.(Physics), B.Ed,(Ph.D)*

8 years

Ms. Amruta Bhusare LecturerM.Sc.(Physics),(B.Ed)*

2 years

Engineering mathematics

Dr. Manjusha Tomar Asst. ProfesssorM.Sc., M.Tech, Ph.D,(Mathematics)

15 years

Mr. Shrikant Jamble Lecturer M.Sc. (Mathematics) 8 years

Ms. Prerna Jain LecturerM.Sc. (Mathematics),B.Ed, M.Phil

6 years

Mr. Pradip Jamkar Lecturer M.Tech (Mathematics) 1 year

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Electrical Engineering

Ms. Pratima Gaikwad Asst. Professsor B.E.(Electrical), (M.E)* 5 years

Ms. Manjushree Phadnaik Lecturer B.E.(Electrical), (M.E)* 5 years

Soft Skills

Mr. Amol Harale Asst. ProfesssorD. Pharmacy, M.A.(English)

9 years

Ms.Leena Jadhav Asst. Professsor M.A.(English), (Ph.D)* 10 years

• CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

• MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

NAME DESIGNATION QUALIFICATION EXPERIENCE

Dr. V.M. Kale Professor and PG Co-ordinator Ph.D(Mech) 22 years

Prof. S. B. Ingole HOD & Associate Professor M.E (Mech), (Ph.D)* 18 years

Prof. B.D. Nelge Associate Professor & WS M.E (Mech), (Ph.D)* 21 years

Mr. K. D. Devade Assistant Professor M.E (Mech), (Ph.D)* 12 years

Mr. M.G. Bhong Assistant Professor M.E (Mech) 10 years

Mr. H.V Darokar Assistant Professor M.E (Mech) 10 years

Mr. C.R. More Assistant Professor M.E (Mech) 10 years


Prof. Vijay Wairagade HOD & Associate ProfessorM.E (Civil), M.B.A.,(Ph.D)*

28 years

Mr. Mahesh Waghmare Assistant Professor M.Tech (Hydraulics) 16 years

Ms. Sujata Deo Assistant Professor M.E (Structures) 8 years

Ms. Savita Jangale Lecturer M.E. Const Mgt. 4 years

Mr. Khushal Kanade Asst. ProfesssorM.E (Environmental &Water Resource

6 months

Ms. Vrushali Dekate Lecturer M.E (Structures) 2 years

Ms. Rachana Vaidya Lecturer B.E.Civil 6 months

Mr. Ranjitsingh Gaikwad Lecturer 2 yearsB.E.Civil

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• COMPUTER ENGINEERING


Prof. Ram Joshi Asso. Professor & HOD M.E (Comp), (Ph.D)* 22 years

Mr. S.B. Chopade Assistant Professor B.E (Mech), (ME)* 6 years

Ms. S. D. Kumbhar Assistant Professor B.E (Mech), (ME)* 6 years

Ms. S.A. Manwatkar Assistant Professor B.E (Mech), (ME)* 5 years

Mr. S. S. Shirbhate Assistant Professor B.E (Mech), (ME)* 5 years

Mr. V. A. Meshram Assistant Professor M.E (Mech), (Ph.D)* 3 years

Ms. Smruti Sahu Assistant Professor M.E (Mech) 4 years

Mr. V. D. Bhujbal Assistant Professor M.E (Mech) 15 years

Mr. R.D. Bajaj Assistant Professor M.E (Mech) 2 years

Mr. S. G. Sakahare Lecturer M.E (Mech) 4 years

Mr. M. K. Landge Lecturer B.E (Mech), (M.E)* 12 years

Mr. S. S. Magdum Lecturer B.E (Mech), (M.E)* 3 years

Mr. Y. S. Murthy Lecturer M.E (Mech) 3 years

Mr. N. B. Balki Lecturer B.E (Mech), (M.E)* 3 years

Mr. S. U. Chirde Lecturer B.E (Mech), (M.E)* 3 years

Mr. A. A. Admane Lecturer M.E (Mech) 4 years

Mr. H. D. Jagdale Lecturer B.E (Mech), (M.E)* 4 years

Mr. P. V. Chopade Lecturer M.E (Mech) 4 years

Mr. S. D. Patil Lecturer B.E (Mech), (M.E)* 2 years

Mr. Rakesh Shendge Lecturer M.E (Mech) 3 years

Mr. Rehan Sayyed Lecturer B.E (Mech), (M.E)* 2 years

Mr. Manoj Kate Lecturer M.E (Mech) 7 years

Ms. Diksha Chavan Lecturer B.E (Mech), (M.E)* 2 years

Mr. Shriniwas Patil Lecturer M.E (Mech) 2 years

Mr. P.D. Tambe Assistant Professor M.E (Mech) 9 years

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• INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY


Ms. Manjusha Tatiya Asst. Professor & HOD M.E (IT) 10.8 years

Ms. Priya Pise Asst. Professor M.E (Comp) 9.8 years

Ms. Aparna Lawangade Asst. Professor M.E (Computer)* 6.5 years

Ms. Swapnaja Suryawanshi Asst. Professor M.E (Computer) 8.4 years

Ms. Sarika Deokate Asst. Professor M.E (Computer) 8.6 years

Mr. Digambar Patil Asst. Professor M.E (Computer) 6 years

Mr. Deepak Dharrao Asst. Professor M.E (Computer) 6.5 years

Ms. Anita Sharma Asst. Professor M.E (Computer) 5.5 years

Mr. Sumit Harale Asst. Professor M.E (Computer) 3 years

Ms. Veena Kirgi Asst. Professor M.E (Computer) 6.5 years

Ms. Rajshri Thorat Lecturer M.Tech. (IT) 8.8 years

Mr. Raviraj Kasture Lecturer M.E (Computer) 4.1 years

Ms. Amruta Surana Lecturer M.E (Computer) 3.4 years

Mr. Sumit Dhotre Lecturer M.E (Computer)* 4 years

Mr. Tushar Pinjan Lecturer M.Tech. (Computer)* 6.7 years

Ms. Pragati Choudhari Lecturer M.E (Computer) 4 years

Ms. Tejaswini Mali Lecturer M.E (Computer)* 3.9 years

Ms. Shwetkranti Taware Lecturer M.E (Computer) 8 years

Ms. Mrunmayi Rokade Lecturer B.E (Computer) 3.5 years

Ms. Rupali Pawar Lecturer M.E (Computer)* 1 year

Ms. Deepa Kadam Lecturer M.E (Computer)* 7 month

Ms. Madhura Dharmadhikari Lecturer M.E (Computer)* 3.5 years


Ms. Manisha Bharati Asst. Professor M.E (Computer) 13.5 years

Mr. Ashish Manwatkar Asst. Professor M.E (Computer) 14.2 years

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• ELECTRONICS & TELECOMMUNICATION


Prof. (Dr.) P. H. Patil Professor & HODPh.D(Electronics)M.E(Electronics)

25 years

Ms. A. M. Patki Assistant Professor M.E (E & TC) 24 years

Mr. Kamble Raju D. Associate ProfessorM. Tech ( E&TC )(Ph.D)*

13 years

Ms. Harjeet Kaur Assistant Professor M.E, (Ph.D)* 13 years

Ms. Urmila D. Deshmukh Assistant Professor M.E (Electronics) 9.8 years

Mr. Baliram Gayal Assistant Professor M.E (Electronics) 8 years

Ms. Meenakshi Patil Assistant Professor M.E.(Electronics) 9 years

Ms. Rupali Salunke Assistant Professor M.E (Instrumentation) 9 years

Mr. Dhiraj S. Bhagwat Assistant Professor M.E (E&TC) 8 years

Ms. Shweta Banait Assistant ProfessorM.E(VLSI &EmbeddedSystem)

9 years

Ms. Priya Hande Assistant Professor M.E (Communication) 3.6 years

Ms. Vidya S. Bhosale Lecturer B.E, (M.E)* 5.5 years

Ms. Munmun A Kakkar LecturerM.E.( DigitalCommunication)

8 years

Ms. Madhura K. Kadam Lecturer M.E (Communication) 9 years

Mr. Sachin Hakke Lecturer M.E (CN) 5 years


Ms. Shuchi Gupta Asst. Professor M.Tech (Comp) 6 years

Ms. Sinu Nambiar Lecturer M.Tech (IT) 8 years

Mr. Shailesh Gawai Lecturer M.E (IT) App 6.5 years

Ms. Deepali Dagale Lecturer B.E (IT) 6 years

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Mr. Sagar V. Bhairat LecturerM.Tech Electronics –(Digital System)

2 years

Ms. Poonam Undre LecturerM.E (CommunicationNetwork)*

1 year

• MBA


Dr. Virendra TatakeProfessor and Head ofDepartment

M.Com, MBA, Ph.D, FICWA,AMFI,NCFM

16 years

Mr. Dhananjay Kulkarni Assistant ProfessorMBA(Mktg), DLL, CCRM(Mktg)

24 years

Mr. Sachin Gund Assistant ProfessorB.Pharm, MBA(Mktg.and Operations)

10 years

Ms. Anuradda Pandde Assistant Professor M.Com, MPM, DTD. 7 years

Ms. Priyanka Pawar Assistant Professor B.Sc. MBA (Mktg.) 5 years

Mr. Sandeep Hegade Assistant ProfessorMBS(Opts.), UGC-NET,MIMA

6 years

• MCA


Dr. Poornashankar Professor & Vice Principal MCA, M.Tech, M.Phil, Ph.D 20 years

Dr. Punam Bhoyar Associate Prof. and HOD MCA, Ph.D 11 years

Ms.Gouri Vaidya Assistant Professor MCA, (Ph.D)* 9 years

Ms. Darshana Desai Assistant Professor MCA, (Ph.D)* 11 years

Ms. Dipali Patil Assistant Professor MCA 7 years

Ms. Revathi Devi Lecturer MCA, M.Tech 6 years

Ms. Rupa Naik Lecturer MCA 5 years

Mr. Sandip Bhandare Lecturer MCA 4 years

Mr. Sanjay Bankar Lecturer MCA 4 years

* Pursuing

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ADVISORY COUNCILDr. Tarita Shankar Chairperson, IGI

Mr. Chetan S. Wakalkar Group Director, IGI

Mr. Adesh Gaekwad Executive Director, IGI

Dr. Deepak Shikarpur Director, Autoline Design Software Ltd.

Mr. S. D. Pradhan Chief mentor, Efficiencies Design Engineering

Ms. Sullaja Firodia Motwani MD, Kinetic Group

Mr. Ganesh Natranjan Chairman of NASSCOM Global CEO of Zensar

Mr. Rajan Navani Director, JEtine Group of Companies

Dr. A.A. Kulkarni Dirctor, ICEM

GOVERNING COUNCIL (GC)

Prof. P.K Divakaran Member (Mgmt Nominee)

Shri. Rajendra Vikhe University Nominee

Dr. Tarita Shankar

Chairperson, IGIPresident

Mr. Chetan S. WakalkarVice President, IGI

Member (Mgmt Nominee)

Mr. Adesh Gaekwad Joint secretary

Member (Mgmt Nominee)

Prof. Virendra Tatke

Prof- MBA-ICEMAICTE- Nominee DTE- Nominee

Dr. A.A.KulkarniDirector/ Principal

Member Secretary

Dr. Poornashankar

Vice Principal, ICEMMember teaching Staff

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ACADEMIC CALENDARACADEMIC ACTIVITY

MONTH

Engineering MBA MCA

Jul-15Admission and starting offirst term, Teaching Learning

Reporting to ICEM aftersummer Internship(SIP)

Commencement ofclasses

Aug-15 Teaching Learning Induction, Commencement of classes

CAP-I 2 CDP programFresher & farewellparty

Sep-15 Teaching Learning TalentineCAP-I2 CDP programs

Oct-15Teaching LearningSubmission, Term End

Mid Term Examination

Aptitude Training,Grading Test, 2 CDPprogram I

Nov-15 University Examination End Term Examination Internal Exam

Dec-15 University Examination University Examination UOP Exam

Jan-16Start of second Term,Teaching Learning

Starting of regularlectures, OMT

Commencement ofclasses, 3i SummitNational Conference

Feb-16

Teaching Learning,Avishkar – Culturaland Sports events

Mid Term Examination,Discovery Interviews,World HR Congress

Avishkar2 CDP programsCAP-I

Mar-16 Teaching Learning End Term Examination Conclusion of Teaching

Apr-16 Submissions, Term End UOP ExaminationInternal ExamUOP Exam

May-16 University Examination Summer Projects Placement Activitiesfor Third Year

Jun-16 University ExaminationSummer InternshipProjects

Placement Activitiesfor Third Year

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AWARDS & ACCOLADES

• Received “Education Leadership Award” at The Golden Globe Tigers Summit Awards 2015 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia• Featured in the “Top 50 best Private Engineering Colleges in India” in a survey conducted by Times of India• Ranked “5th Emerging Engineering College” in an engineering college survey conducted by Business Management Chronicle• Received “Best Engineering College with Best Academics” by Devang Mehta Business School

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ICEM IN MEDIA

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INDIRA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT(Approved by AICTE and Affiliated to University of Pune)

AVIRAT CAMPUS, At. Parandwadi, Off Pune - Mumbai Expressway, Near Somatne Phata, Taluka Mawal,Dist. Pune - 410506

Tel: 02114 661666 | Fax: 02114 661666 | Email: [email protected] | Website: www.indiraicem.ac.in

INDIRA GROUP OF INSTITUTES

THE INSTITUTES UNDER THE AEGIS OF SCES

• INDIRA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT (IIMP)

• INDIRA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS STUDIES (ISBS)

• INDIRA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT (ICEM)

• INDIRA GLOBAL BUSINESS SCHOOL (IGBS)

• INDIRA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE & SCIENCE (ICCS)

• INDIRA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY (ISCS)

• INDIRA SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION (ISC)

• INDIRA NATIONAL SCHOOL (INS)

• INDIRA KIDS

• INDIRA COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE(PROPOSED)

• MBA• MCA• E&TC ENGG. (B.E. & M.E.)

• MECH ENGG. (B.E. & M.E.)

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