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Supplementary Report
To the Re-Accreditation Report
(Upto 30th
September, 2016)
Submitted to
National Assessment and Accreditation
Council (NAAC)
By
Tolani College of Commerce
150-151, Sher-e-Punjab Society,
Andheri (East), Mumbai – 400 093.
www.tolani.edu/tcc/
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The College is pleased to place this Supplementary Report before the Peer Team of the
National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC). The report includes the details of
developments and programmes conducted in the Institution after the submission of the Self
Study Report in January 2016.
With an eye on sustaining quality and strengthening efficiency in the various functional areas
of the Institution, certain organisational changes were brought about since January 2016.
Administration:
1) After Dr. A. A Rashid retired on 31st March 2016. Dr. Vijaya Krishna has been
appointed as the In-charge Principal with effect from 1st April 2016.
2) Dr. Vasudev Iyer has been appointed as the In-charge Vice-Principal of the Self-
Financing Section of the Degree College with effect from 1st April 2016.
3) Ms. Dhanashree Joshi has been appointed as the Co-ordinator for the Aided section of
Degree College with effect from 1st June 2016.
4) Mr. V. Ramakrishnan and Dr. S. S. Pendse were entrusted with the responsibility of
overseeing the maintenance of the College facilities and infrastructure.
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PART I: (A) INSTITUTIONAL DATA:
ADMISSIONS:
In the Academic Year 2016-2017 the University has approved an additional intake of 36
students for the B.Com Programme and 12 students in the Self Financing Programmes
offered at the Undergraduate level. Six additional seats were sanctioned for each of the Post
Graduate Programmes. This has resulted in enhanced student intake in the current academic
year.
The total student strength in the academic year 2016-17 is 2617.
The inclusive practices adopted by the College and strict adherence to the rules framed by
the Government of Maharashtra and the University of Mumbai are reflected in the profile
of students admitted in the A.Y.2015-16. Almost 60% of the students enrolled are females.
Student Enrolment at the Entry Level:
A.Y. 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17
CATEGORIES M F M F M F M F M F M F
SC 22 28 21 38 23 39 17 39 20 40 27 42
ST 0 5 2 6 0 6 0 1 0 2 0 1
DT/NT 2 14 6 14 8 9 7 14 8 12 9 11
OBC 57 108 67 130 78 131 54 122 64 124 71 125
SBC 2 2 2 5 1 6 1 5 4 2 2 4
GENERAL 734 1134 757 1157 792 1231 848 1308 887 1400 916 1409
TOTAL 817 1291 855 1350 902 1422 927 1489 983 1580 1025 1592
*M=Male *F=Female
Number of teaching and non-teaching positions in the Institution
No. of Teachers Men Women Total
Permanent: 3 13 16
Temporary: 5 7 12
Total no. of Teachers Ph.D.: 2 1 3
Total no. of Teachers M.Phil.: 1 4 5
Total no. of Teachers P.G.: 5 15 20
No. of Non-Teaching Staff: Men Women Total
Technical Staff: 1 0 1
Administrative Staff: 21 15 36
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CRITERION 1: CURRICULAR ASPECTS:
1. INDUSTRIAL VISITS:
For making the curriculum learner centric, Industrial Visits were organized for the learners in
the later half of the A.Y.2015-16:
Learners of Self-financing programmes visited Alok Industries Ltd, a textile company
and KRYFS Power Components Ltd., Silvassa to study production management and
the production process. They also submitted a report based on their learnings.
Learners of Third Year Bachelor of Management Studies programme visited the
Oberoi Mall, for practical understanding of the nuances of Retail Marketing.
Learners of Travel and Tourism Course of the Aided Programme went on a three day
study tour to Aurangabad to review the tourist facilities available in Aurangabad, a
town with great historical significance and to study the scope for improvement in the
facilities available.
More such industrial visits will be conducted in the later half of the academic year
2016 – 2017.
2. INTERACTION WITH AND SUPPORT FROM INDUSTRY:
Industry supports the College by providing internship opportunities to the learners. E.g.
during the A.Y. 2015 – 2016, in addition to the internship opportunities mentioned in the
SSR:
11 learners completed internship with ‘Aptech Assessment and Testing Solution’.
29 learners were selected for work from home Project Internship with ‘Datamatics
Financial Services’
6 learners were selected as interns by ‘HDFC’
1 learner was selected as intern by ‘Cube Edu Gain Pvt Ltd’
1 learner was selected as intern by ‘Tag Vinnati’.
The College is in talks with reputed organisations like J P Morgan for internship
opportunities.
3. PROVISIONS TO IMPROVE EMPLOYABILITY OF STUDENTS:
The GFMP programme has been well received by the learners and 19 learners have enrolled
for the third batch of the programme which commenced in April 2016 while 23 learners
enrolled for the 4th
batch which commenced in September 2016.
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4. ACADEMIC AUDIT
The College had submitted the report for Academic Audit to University of Mumbai in the
month of May, 2016. The University of Mumbai constituted Peer Team for conduct of the
Academic Audit, visited the college on September 1st, 2016. The Peer Team members were:
Dr. R. S. Mali, Chairperson (former Vice-Chancellor of North Maharashtra University), Dr.
K. V. Kale, Member (Director, BCUD – BAMU, Marathwada University, Aurangabad, Dr.
S. T. Gadade, Member, Principal (Janardan Bhagar Shikshan Prasarak Sanstha’s Changu
Kana Thakur Arts, Commerce & Science College, Panvel)
The members expressed satisfaction over the functioning of the College and also shared
valuable suggestions for quality enhancement. The members also suggested that on the basis
of good academic achievements, the College may submit a proposal for Autonomy.
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CRITERION 2: TEACHING-LEARNING AND EVALUATION:
1. STUDENT ENROLMENT AND PROFILE:
Demand Ratio:
As has been the trend, in the academic year 2016-17 too, the number of applications received
for admission to the first year of undergraduate/post graduate programmes far exceeded the
number of seats available.
Demand Ratio for different programmes for the A.Y. 2016-2017
Programme
1) Number of
application
2) Number of
students admitted
3) Total No. of
Seats Available
Demand ratio
= (1) / (3)
2016-2017
F.Y.B.Com 1037 515 516 2.01
F.Y.B.M.S 365 68 72 5.07
F.Y.B.A.F 370 70 72 5.14
F.Y.B.B.I 157 70 72 2.18
F.Y.B.Sc.IT. 201 69 72 2.79
F.Y.B.F.M 119 69 72 1.65
M.Com. - I
a) Accounts 121 63 66 1.83
b) Management 88 65 66 1.33
Student Intake:
Sr.
No.
Programme
Level
Name of the
Programme/
Course
Duration Entry
Qualification
Medium of
Instruction
Sanctioned /
Approved
Student
Strength
No. of
students
admitted
1 Under
Graduate
F.Y.B.Com.
F.Y.B.M.S.
F.Y.B.Com.(A &F)
F.Y.B.Com.(B & I)
F.Y.B.Com (F&M)
F.Y.B.Sc.(I.T)
Three
Years
Programmes
HSC or
Equivalent English
516
72
72
72
72
72
515
68
70
70
69
69
2 Post Graduate
M.Com (Advanced
Accounting) Two
Years
Programmes
B.Com English
66 63
M.Com (Business
Management) 66 65
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Minimum and Maximum Percentage of Marks at the Entry Level for Programmes
Offered by the College A.Y. 2015-2016 2016-2017
Programmes
General
Category
Reserved
Category
Sindhi
Minority
Linguistic
Minority
General
Category
Reserved
Category
Sindhi
Minority
Linguistic
Minority
Min
%
Max
%
Min
%
Max
%
Min
%
Max
%
Min
%
Max
%
Min
%
Max
%
Min
%
Max
%
Min
%
Max
%
Min
%
Max
%
F.Y.B.Com. 76.31 89.23 58.00 78.00 - 82.15 76.31 89.23 71.08 84.31 43.23 82.31 - 45.54 - -
F.Y.B.M.S. 54.92 85.38 51.38 76.31 46.31 71.69 77.08 84.92 56.46 83.85 51.23 78.46 58.77 71.23 76.00 87.38
F.Y.B.A.F. 81.85 88.15 70.92 78.92 - 63.60 76.62 86.92 80.31 85.06 61.08 86.46 70.31 83.23 83.23 90.77
F.Y.B.B.I. 74.92 82.77 54.15 78.00 - - 60.62 82.77 62.31 83.38 49.85 82.00 - 61.20 70.92 89.85
F.Y.B.Sc.IT. 63.08 74.00 47.38 79.38 - - 46.17 68.15 53.85 85.08 45.23 62.92 - 63.20 66.46 87.38
F.Y.B.F.M. 49.38 82.62 44.77 72.00 - - 46.15 79.69 48.15 80.15 47.69 70.77 - 55.08 65.85 74.77
M.Com. - I
Accounts 58.86 78.57 47.43 75.00 - 56.33 72.50 86.43 73.00 89.29 57.29 81.14 - 71.57 - -
Management 61.43 71.00 68.86 79.86 - - 86.00 48.43 50.57 71.71 42.29 61.86 58.57 58.71 - -
2. SENSITIZATION OF STUDENTS ABOUT VARIOUS SOCIAL
ISSUES: Other than just organising talks / workshops for sensitizing faculty, staff and students, the
College has been actively organizing various activities wherein the learners and the faculty
are sensitized towards various sections of the society may it be differently abled,
underprivileged, etc.
The following is the list of various activities under taken in the year 2016:
Date Activity Organized
by Details
20/01/2016 Skit on Gender
Sensitization CWDC
The students organised a skit to sensitize
the audience about various kinds of
violence faced by women in everyday
lives.
25/01/2016 Essay Writing
Competition CWDC
The Essay Writing Competition on the
theme of ‘SAY NO, ACCEPT NO’
organized by MAVA (Men Against
Violence & Abuse).
04/02/2016
Youth for
Governance
Convention
EOC
Students participated in “Youth for
Governance 2016” Convention held on 4th
February 2016 which was chaired by Mr.
Julio Ribeiro, retired Police Commissioner
of Mumbai and convened by Dr. Ratna
Magotra.
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28/02/2016 TB Detection
Camp
ROTARACT
CLUB
The students as well as community
members were made aware of the causes,
symptoms etc. of TB and TB detection
tests were carried out.
23/03/2016 Donation Drive ROTARACT
CLUB
Donation of food grains, water and
utensils to leprosy patients, created
awareness about the problems of lepers.
29/06/2016
HEPSN:
Orientation for
students
HEPSN
Created awareness about the working of
HEPSN, its importance and participation
and forming a group
02/07/2016
Workshop on
Notepad making
out of Waste
CWDC
Students had a unique experience of
making Best out of Waste and applying
the concept of REUSE
09/07/2016
Stationary
Distribution to
community
children
CWDC Inspired students to come forward to
educate the needy children.
10/07/2016 Cleaning at
Cheshire Home HEPSN
Cleaned the premises of Cheshire home
which is the home for disabled, interacted
with the physically challenged inmates.
15/07/2016
Helping students
with special
needs in
academics
HEPSN Extended support, peer learning for the
auditorily challenged students
23/07/2016
Talk on Women
Rights by the
eminent lawyer
of Mumbai –
Advocate Anand
Bhatia
CWDC Created awareness of various Women’s
Rights and how to use it in day to day life
24/07/2016 Home for Aged ROTARACT
CLUB
Inmates were happy as Parents Day was
celebrated with them. Students were made
aware about the problems of the senior
citizens.
30/07/2016
Helping students
with special
needs in
academic studies
HEPSN Extended support to students with special
needs in academics
31/07/2016 Tree Plantation
Drive
ROTARACT
CLUB Enhanced greenery in the surrounding
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05/08/2016
Display and sale
of articles by
Cheshire Home
HEPSN Motivation and financial benefits to
inmates of Cheshire Home.
06/08/2016
Friendship Day
Celebration at
Cheshire Home
HEPSN Inmates were happy and felt included.
07/08/2016 Visit to Clergy
Home
ROTARACT
CLUB
The Senior citizens (Priests) felt happy
and included.
18/08/2016
Project Raksha
& Project
Samman
ROTARACT
CLUB
Sensitization about the issues faced by
police and destitute
18/08/2016
Grocery
Distribution to
four families of
Sanjay Nagar
Telugu Vaidu
Community
CWDC A sense of fulfillment due to timely help
given to the needy
26/08/2016
Talk on Stress
Management by
Dr. Delica D’Sa,
Clinical
Counselor of
Holy Spirit
Hospital
CWDC
The talk helped the students to really
understand the causes of stress and simple
techniques to manage stress.
04/09/2016
Promoted Eco
Friendly Ganesh
Idols
ROTARACT
CLUB
Helped the vendors of eco friendly Ganesh
for publicity, sensitized the students and
community about need to conserve the
environment.
15/09/2016
Crowd Control
Drive during
Immersion of
Ganesh Idols
ROTARACT
CLUB
Showed a way in which students could
render help to the community and help to
reduce the burden on the police officers
19/09/2016
Awareness about
Dengue and
Malaria
ROTARACT
CLUB
More awareness generated about the
diseases.
30/09/2016 Awareness about
Breast and
Cervical Cancer
CWDC More awareness generated about the
diseases.
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3. TALKS BY EXPERTS, SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS:
In the later half of the A.Y. 2015-2016 the College continued its endeavour to enhance
knowledge/ skills of learners by organizing lectures by guest faculty:
List of Talks by Experts, Seminars and Workshops
Sr.
No. Date Association
Guest
speaker Topic Target
1 08/02/2016 BAF Mr. Manoj
Bhargav
Video Lecture "Change in
Billion' BAF students
2 16/03/2016
B.Sc. I.T.
Mr. Farhan
Shaikh Project Management T.Y.B.Sc.I.T.
3 28/03/2016
Mr. Ismail
Hasan
Popatia
Project Viva voce and
Project report T.Y.B.Sc.I.T.
4 29/03/2016 Mr. Shahid
Ansari
Project Viva voce and
Project report for ASP.net
and JAVA technology
T.Y.B.Sc.I.T.
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25/02/2016 Eureka
Dr. Richa
Jain
International Finance for
TYBMS
TYBMS
Students
6 Mr. Nitin
Kulkarni
Operation Research for
TYBMS
TYBMS
Students
7
Mr.
Abhishekh
Sood
Investment Analysis and
Portfolio Management for
TYBMS & Financial
Management III for TYBAF
TYBMS &
TYBAF
students
8 Ms. Urvi
Jain
Indian Economy for
TYBAF & Central Banking
for TYBBI
TYBAF &
TYBBI
students
9 Mr. Naresh
Sukhani
Strategic Management &
Human Resource
Management for TYBBI
TYBBI
students
10
Mr.
Prasanna
Choudhari
Mutual Fund Management
for TYBFM
TYBFM
students
11 Mr. Hiren
Dand All Subjects, T.Y.B. Sc. I.T.
T.Y.B.Sc.I.T.
Students
12 16/01/2016
Career
Guidance and
Placement
Cell
Ms. Poorti
Pradhan
Karnik
Grooming workshop Degree
students
13 30/01/2016
Ms. Sneha
Amin
Pujari
Resume Writing Degree
students
14 06/02/2016 Mr. Rakesh
Trivedi Career in Journalism
Degree
students
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15 06/02/2016 Research
Cell
Dr. Jyoti
Patil
Innovative Teaching
Pedagogy
Faculty
members
16 23/07/2016 CWDC
Advocate
Anand
Bhatia
Women Rights 180 Degree
Students
17 26/08/2016 CWDC Dr. Delica
D’Sa Stress Management 170 Degree
Students
18 30/09/2016 CWDC
Dr. Ajay
Kolse
Breast Cancer and Cervical
Cancer
127 Degree
Students
19 28/08/2016 Accountancy
Department
Mr.
Mukund
Seshadri
Financial planning for
Young Graduates
83 Degree
Students
20 24/09/2016 Accountancy
Department Mr. Ajay
Poojary TALLY ERP
102 Degree
Students
CA Gurunath Pillai Mr. Naresh Sukhani
Mr. Prasanna Choudhari Dr. Richa Jain
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Ms. Poorti Pradhan Karnik Ms. Sneha Amin Pujari
4. COUNSELLING SERVICES/ CAREER GUIDANCE:
In the last five years around 390 learners availed the Career Counselling facility.
Apart from the workshops organized in the earlier years, the Career related talks/workshops
organized in 2016 are as follows:
List of Career Related Talks and Workshops
Date Association Activity Guest Speakers No. of
Participants
16th Jan.,
2016
Career Guidance
& Placement Cell
‘Grooming Workshop’
for Degree Students
Ms. Poorti Pradhan
Karnik-HR Trainee,
Mahindra & Mahindra.
194
30 Jan., 2016 Career Guidance
& Placement Cell
‘Resume Writing
Workshop’ for Degree
Students
Ms. Sneha Amin Pujari,
HR Consultant,
Teradata Corporation.
121
06th Feb.,
2016
Career Guidance
& Placement Cell
Career Talk on ‘Career
In Journalism’.
Our alumni - Mr.
Rakesh Trivedi, 17
24th August,
2016 DLLE
Orientation
Programme
Dr. Jitendra Aherkar
(Area Coordinator,
DLLE, University of
Mumbai.
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30th July,
2016
Career Guidance
& Placement Cell
‘Resume Writing
Workshop’ for Degree
Students
Ms. Sneha Amin Pujari,
HR Consultant,
Teradata Corporation.
105
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5. HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT:
In the A.Y. 2016-17, the College appointed five full time faculty members as
Assistant Professors in the Self- Financing section on contract basis. One faculty
member cleared the State Eligibility Test this year.
Details of permanent / temporary / part – time teachers
No. of Teachers Men Women Total
Permanent: 3 13 16
Temporary: 5 7 12
Total no. of Teachers Ph.D.: 2 1 3
Total no. of Teachers M.Phil.: 1 4 5
Total no. of Teachers P.G.: 5 15 20
The College has always encouraged faculty members to participate in faculty
development programmes.
23rd
June,
2016
Career Guidance
& Placement Cell
Orientation
Programme by Career
Counsellor
Ms. Shehnaz Cyclewala Degree
Students
27th June,
2016
Career Guidance
& Placement Cell
Orientation
Programme by
General Counsellor
Ms. Revathi Srinivasan,
Professional
Counsellor, Prafukla
Degree
Students
04th July,
2016
Career Guidance
& Placement Cell
Orientation
Programme by
General Counsellor
Ms. Revathi Srinivasan Degree
Students
27th
September,
2016
GFMP
Programme
Orientation Seminar
for FYB-COM so as to
create awareness about
GFMP course and its
future prospects
Ms. Reema, Faculty,
BSE 135
6th August,
2016 BFM Forum
Career Options after
BFM Students 50
12th August,
2016 Eureka Investors Guide Students 282
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For Nomination / Participation of faculty members in staff development programmes in the
A.Y. 2015 – 2016 and 2016 – 2017 refer to table below:
Apart from this, 3 faculty members attended workshops for revised syllabi for First
Year Bachelor of Commerce programme and 2 faculty members attended Orientation
programmes for DLLE i.e. Department of Life Long Learning and Extension, and
Student Welfare Department of University of Mumbai.
The faculty members benefitted from a talk on “Innovative Teaching Pedagogy” by
Dr. Jyoti Patil, Principal, Renuka College, Besa, Nagpur organised by Research Cell
of the College on 6th
February, 2016.
The faculty members participate in seminars/ conferences/ workshops organised by
other institutions as well, either in the capacity of Resource person or paper presenter.
For details regarding percentage of faculty invited as resource persons participated/
presented papers refer to table given below:
Percentage of faculty invited as resource persons, participated/presented papers.
Academic Staff Development
Programmes
No. of faculty
nominated
2015 - 2016
No. of faculty
nominated
2016 - 2017
Orientation programmes 01 Nil
Staff training conducted by the
University 01 02
Staff training conducted by other
institutions Nil 02
Summer / winter schools,
workshops, etc. Nil Nil
2015-2016 2016-2017
Invited as resource persons in Workshops /Seminars/
Conferences organized by external professional agencies 20% 0.04%
Participated in external Workshops / Seminars /
Conferences recognized by national/ international
professional bodies
32% 44.44%
Presented papers in Workshops /Seminars /Conferences
conducted or recognized by professional agencies 64% ---
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6. PEDAGOGY:
The faculty members have been using several innovative techniques to foster better
understanding of the subject matter and for better outcomes. Apart from the instances (of
formative approaches which have had a positive impact on the system) mention in the SSR, a
couple of new approaches which were also implemented later are as follows:
Formative Assessment Approaches and their Impact
Sr. No. Formative approach Impact
1. Group Discussion –
Tutorial Activity
1. Students are encouraged to share their views on various
topics.
2. It also serves as the confidence booster.
2. News Paper Reading
– Tutorial Activity
1. Students were told to take any newspaper of their choice
but in English.
2. Articles from newspapers were distributed amongst the
students.
3. It gives them an opportunity to formulate flawless
sentences in English culminating in writing meaningful
paragraphs.
7. RESULT ANALYSIS:
The programme-wise analysis of the students’ results/achievements is evident in the table
given below:
2015-16 B.COM. B.M.S. B.COM.
(A&F)
B.COM.
(B&I)
B.COM.
(FM)
B.SC.
(IT)
M.COM
(AA)
M.COM.
(BM)
Appeared 505 53 60 56 47 56 49 40
O Grade 41 06 14 01 00 00 07 04
A Grade 224 24 28 21 19 23 26 22
B Grade 126 10 07 17 11 15 10 07
C Grade 46 03 04 09 07 02 02 03
D Grade 7 03 00 00 01 00 00 01
E Grade 21 00 00 00 00 00 01 00
Total
Pass 447 46 53 48 38 40 46 37
Pass % 95.49 86.79 88.33 85.71 80.85 71.42 93.88 92.50
UOM % N. A N.A. N. A N. A N. A 58.92 N. A N. A
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CRITERION 3: RESEARCH, CONSULTANCY AND EXTENSION:
1. RESEARCH:
In the last five years, two faculty members were awarded the Ph.D. degree. The College
comprises relatively young faculty members who have been encouraged to pursue research.
As a result, 9 members have registered for Ph.D. Three minor research projects were
successfully undertaken in the last five years. One senior faculty member has been appointed
as member of Academic Council of the Maritime History Society (Indian Navy Western
Naval Command).
Apart from this, the faculty members also encourage students to undertake research. E.g. the
Learners of T.Y.B.Com were encouraged to apply the 3 P’s of Marketing to actually launch
an innovative and socially beneficial product.
2. RESOURCE MOBILISATION FOR RESEARCH:
The College Management earmarks a certain amount for staff development programme in
the budget, provides library resources and infrastructure to support research. For details
pertaining to the allocation and utilization, refer to the table given below:
Major Heads of Expenditure and Average Annual Allocation and Utilization in last
Four Years for Research (Including Expenses Incurred after January 2016)
Sr.
No. Heads of Expenditure
Allocation
(In Rupees)
Actual
Utilization
(revised) in
A.Y. 2015-16
(Amt. in Rs.)
Actual
Utilization in
A.Y. 2016-17
up to 30th
September
2016.
(Amt. in Rs.)
1 Staff Development Fund 50,000 38,900 6,450
2
Library resources:
a) books on research
methodology
b) e-resources
21,000
40,000
71,886.75
2,06,795
NIL
2,03,250
3 Computers and Peripherals 25,000** 5,25,781 6,28,498
Total 1,36,000 8,43,362.75 8,38,198
** An approximate figure pertaining to computer systems, peripherals and maintenance have
been apportioned to research
Apart from this, in the academic year Rs. 4,700/- have been reimbursed to the non-
teaching staff.
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As mentioned in table given above a Staff Development Fund (SDF) for research has
been created. This amount is used for reimbursement of fees paid by faculty members
for participation/presentation in conferences/workshops/ seminars. For details, refer to
the table given below:
Details of Amount Allocated, Disbursed and Beneficiaries for/ of SDF
Year Amount Allocated
(In Rupees)
Disbursement to
faculty members
(In Rupees)
% of Faculty
Benefited
2011-2012 50,000 5,250 52.00
2012-2013 50,000 53,100 64.00
2013-2014 50,000 30,984 40.00
2014-2015 50,000 33,950 51.00
2015-2016 50,000 38,900 52.00
2016-2017 50,000 6,450 17.86
3. PUBLICATIONS BY FACULTY MEMBERS:
The details of Publications per faculty member are given below:
Sr.
No.
Name of the
Faculty
Publicati
on in
ISSN
/ISBN
JOURN
ALS
Publication
in National /
International
Conference
Proceedings
Paper
Presentation
in National
Conference
Paper
Presentation
in
International
Conference
Books
Authored
/ Edited
with
ISBN
Total
1 Dr. A. A. Rashid
(Principal) 1 --- --- 2 --- 3
2
Ms. Rasmita
Mohanty
(Librarian)
2 3 2 3 3 13
Bachelor of Commerce (Department of Accountancy)
1 Ms. Shalini
Hemanth Kumar -- 2 --- --- 7 9
2 Ms. Mehrunissa
Ansari -- 1 --- --- --- 1
3 Ms. Jayalakshmi
Singh -- 8 --- --- --- 8
4 Ms. Padmaja
Ganpatye 1 9 1 --- 11
TOTAL 1 20 1 - 7 29
18
Bachelor of Commerce (Department of Commerce)
1 Dr. Vijaya Krishna 6 5 1 --- --- 12
2 Ms. Sadhana
Venkatesh 2 15 4 1 --- 22
3 Ms. Jyoti Ghosh --- 5 --- --- 2 7
4 Dr. Raju
Chandnani* 3 10 --- --- --- 13
TOTAL 11 35 5 1 2 54
*Expired on 3rd
November 2014.
Bachelor of Commerce (Department of Business Economics)
1 Dr. Vasudev Iyer 3 8 -- --- 1 12
2 Ms. Dhanashree
Joshi. -- 5 --- --- --- 5
3 Ms. Varada
Trivedi -- 3 -- --- --- 3
TOTAL 3 16 -- --- 1 20
Bachelor of Commerce (Department of Business Mathematics and Statistics)
1 Mr. V
Ramakrishnan -- -- -- --- --- ---
2 Ms. Shubha
Chaubal -- 11 -- --- --- 11
TOTAL -- 11 -- --- --- 11
Bachelor of Commerce (Department of Business Law)
1 Ms. Hema Mehta 2 24 12 1 --- 39
TOTAL 2 24 12 1 --- 39
Bachelor of Commerce (Department of Environmental Studies)
1 Dr. Sachin Pendse 10 9 3 9 4 35
2 Ms. Anupma
Prasad* -- 1 --- --- -- 1
TOTAL 10 10 3 9 4 36
*Appointed on leave vacancy till 30th
April 2011
Bachelor of Commerce (Department of Business Communication)
1 Mr. Prashant
Dharmadhikari 1 2 3 --- --- 6
2 Dr. Shweta Jain* -- 2 1 --- --- 3
TOTAL 1 4 4 --- --- 9
*Resigned w.e.f. 30th
April 2015
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Department of Bachelor of Management Studies
1 Ms. Deepali
Kamle 1 9 1 2 3 16
2 Ms. Vaibhavi
Dalvi -- 7 1 2 --- 10
TOTAL 1 16 2 4 3 26
Department of Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Finance)
1 Ms. Leena Nair 3 12 5 -- 6 26
2 Mr. Mubeen
Shaikh -- 1 2 1 --- 4
TOTAL 3 13 7 1 6 30
Department of Bachelor of Commerce (Banking and Insurance)
1 Mr. Ishityaq
Chiplunkar -- 5 2 -- 1 8
2 Mr. Vinay Jadav -- --- --- --- --- ---
3 Mr. Jitendra
Aherkar* 1 3 5 1 2 12
TOTAL 1 8 7 1 3 20
*Resigned w.e.f 28th
October 2012
Department of Bachelor of Science (Information Technology)
1 Ms. Laxmi Pandya -- 5 2 --- 2 9
2 Ms. Bandita Singh -- 1 --- 1 4 6
3 Ms. Arjuni Trivedi -- --- --- --- --- ---
4 Mr. Sabir Shaikh -- --- --- --- --- ---
TOTAL -- 6 2 1 6 15
Department of Bachelor of Commerce (Financial Markets)
1 Ms. Mahalaxmi
Ramaprasad* -- 1 --- --- -- 1
2 Mr. Prasad Naik -- -- -- -- 1 1
TOTAL -- 1 --- -- 1 2
*Resigned w.e.f 29th
September 2015
For details please refer to the Academic Advisors Report given below:
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ACADEMIC ADVISORS REPORT
Faculty Research in Nutshell
The table given below provides in nutshell, the academic progress and achievements of all
faculties taken together during the A.Y 2016-17
1. Research Guide for Ph.D. * 01
2. Research Guide for M.Phil. 01
3. Pursuing Ph.D. 08
4. Successful completion of pre-Ph.D. course work 02
5. Completion of Diploma / Post Graduate Diploma Course / SET/ NET 02
6. Number of research papers published in journals having ISSN 04
7. Number of book authored having ISBN 05
8. Number of research papers published in proceedings of national conferences
having ISBN/ISSN 04
9. Number of faculty attended UGC sponsored Orientation Programme 01
10. Number of faculty development programmes attended by the faculty outside the
institution 13
*Dr. Nisar Hussain, the Sports Director of the College, is a research guide for Ph.D.
Research Guide for Ph.D.
(1) Dr. Nisar Hussain, the Sports Director of the College, has been empanelled as an
Adjunct Faculty/ Guide/ Supervisor for Ph.D. Programme by Shri. Jagdish Prasad
Jhabarmal Tibrewala University (dated June 22, 2016, Reg. No JJT/2K9/EDU/599).
Research Guide for M.Phil.
(1) Dr. Sachin Pendse, has been empanelled as a research guide for M.Phil. on Geography
by the Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth, Pune for a period of 5 years. (2013-14 to 2017-18).
Pursuing Ph.D.
(1) Ms. Dhanashree Joshi is pursuing her Ph.D. from SNDT University .The title of her
thesis is “Constraints and Opportunities of Women in IT Sector- A Case Study of
Mumbai”.
(2) Ms. Hema Mehta is pursuing her Ph.D. from Mumbai University. The title of her thesis
is “Study of Self-Help Groups with Special reference to North Mumbai region”.
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(3) Ms. Leena Nair registered for her Ph.D. from University of Mumbai. The title of her
thesis is “Analytical Study of Self- Help Group Bank Linkage Model with Reference to
Commercial, Co-operative Banks in Maharashtra From 2008-2012”.
(4) Ms. Sadhana V. registered for her Ph.D. from University of Mumbai. The title of her
thesis is “A study on work-life balance among women in public sector banks with special
reference to Mumbai city”.
(5) Mr. Prashant Dharmadhikari registered for Ph.D. from Savritribai Phule Pune
University. The title of his thesis is “A Critical Study of the Marginalised Voices in the
Selected Novels of Amish Tripathi, Anand Neelkantan and Devdutt Pattnaik”.
(6) Ms. Vaibhavi Dalvi registered for Ph.D. from University of Mumbai. The title of her
thesis is “A Study of Business Responsibility Reporting Disclosures and its Influence on
Investor’s Opinion: the Case of Banks in India”.
(7) Mr. Ishtiyaq Chiplunkar registered for Ph.D. in Accountancy from University of
Mumbai. The title of his thesis is “A Study of the Investment Strategy of Individuals in
Mumbai”.
(8) Ms. Padmaja Ganpatye registered for Ph.D. in Banking & Finance (Commerce) from
Savitribai Phule Pune University. The title of her thesis is “A Study of Savings and
Banking Habits among Youths”.
Successful Completion of Pre-Ph.D. Course work
(1) Mr. Ishityaq Chiplunkar, attended a Seven day Workshop on ‘Analytical tools for
Research’ including developing measuring scale, Testing of Hypothesis & Factor
Analysis as part of the course work for the Ph.D. Program organised by K.P.B. Hinduja
College of Commerce, University of Mumbai & Global Network of Business Researchers
from May 2 - 8, 2016.
(2) Ms. Padmaja Ganpatye, attended the sessions for Research Methodology Course Work
in the Faculty of Commerce conducted at Department of Commerce Savitribai Phule
Pune University, from March 3- May 8, 2016.
Completion of Diploma / Post Graduate Diploma Course/ SET/NET
(1) Ms. Gauri Raut successfully completed her Certificate Course in Librarian Examination,
Government of Maharashtra, Directorate of Libraries, M.S, Mumbai, June, 2016.
(2) Mr. Mubeen Shaikh successfully cleared SET Examination conducted by Savitribai
Phule Pune University State Agency (Formerly University of Pune), September, 2016.
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Research Papers Published in Journals Having ISSN
(1) Dr. Vijaya Krishna, “An Overview of Entrepreneurship Ecosystem in India” published
in International Journal of Research, Rizvi Education Society’s, Rizvi College of Arts,
Science & Commerce, Volume 5 (1), July- December, 2015, ISSN NO 2231-6124.
(2) Dr. Sachin Pendse, “Security of Sea Lanes and International Trade: A Case Study of
Somalian Piracy and its impact on International Trade” published in International Journal
of Research, Rizvi Education Society’s, Rizvi College of Arts, Science & Commerce,
Volume 5 (1), July- December, 2015, ISSN NO 2231-6124.
(3) Dr. Vijaya Krishna, “Human Resources Management in Institutions of Higher
Education: With Specific reference to Colleges offering undergraduate programs”
published in Intercontinental Journal of Human Resource Research Review ISSN: 2320-
9704 – ONLINE ISSN: 2347-1662- Print Impact Factor: 1.615 Volume 4, Issue 7, July
2016.
(4) Ms. Padmaja Ganpatye, “Financial Inclusion through Financial literacy among youth”
published in International Research Journal of Commerce, Management & Social
Sciences, Issue VI, Volume- I, July – December, 2015. ISSN -2321-9831 pp 149.
Books Authored Having ISBN
(1) Ms. Shalini Hemanth Kumar, “Accountancy and Financial Management” S.Y.B.COM
Semester –III, Sheth Publishers Pvt Ltd, Mumbai, ISBN 978-93-5149-495-9.
(2) Dr. Sachin Pendse, (Co-author) “Environmental Studies” F.Y.B.COM Semester –I Sheth
Publishers Pvt Ltd, Mumbai – ISBN 978-93-5149-493-5.
(3) Ms. Deepali Kamle (Co-author) “Finance for HR Professionals and Compensation
Management” T.Y.B.M.S Semester – V Himalaya Publishing House, Mumbai – ISBN
978-93- 5862-216-0.
(4) Mr. Ishtiyaq Chiplunkar and Mr. Prasad Naik (Co-author) “Financial Accounting-I”
F.Y.B.B.I. Semester – I Rishabh Publishing House, Mumbai – ISBN: 978-93 – 5249 -046
-2.
(5) Ms. Leena Nair (Co-author) “Introduction to Financial Management – I” F.Y.B.C.A.F.
Semester – I Sheth Publishers Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai – ISBN 978-93-5149-577-2.
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Research Papers Presented Published in Proceedings of National Conferences Having
ISBN/ISSN
(1) Dr. Vijaya Krishna, “Role of Human Resources Management in University Affiliated
Colleges in Quality Enhancement and Sustenance” a paper presented at One Day
Interdisciplinary Seminar on “Enhancing Quality in Higher Education” organised by
Ramanand Arya D.A.V. College, Mumbai on 9th April, 2016. (Paper Published in ISSN
Number : 2231-5063) (Impact factor: 3.4052(UIF)).
(2) Ms. Leena Nair, “Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in the Business of making
difference” a paper presented at Third Annual National Multi-Disciplinary Conference on
“India 2025: A Vision for next Decade” organised by Vidyalankar School of Information
Technology, Wadala on 22- 23 January, 2016. (Paper Published in ISBN Number (13):
978-93-85880-98-8).
(3) Dr. Nisar Hussain, (Sports Director), “Importance of physical education and yoga for the
welfare of mankind” a paper presented at One Day Interdisciplinary Seminar on
“Enhancing Quality in Higher Education” organised by Ramanand Arya D.A.V. College,
Mumbai on 9th April, 2016. (Paper Published in ISSN Number : 2231-5063)(Impact
factor: 3.4052(UIF)).
(4) Ms. Shweta Murthy,** (Assistant Librarian) “ Library Automation in India” a paper
presented at UGC Sponsored One day National Seminar on “ Innovative Applications of
Technology in Libraries” organised by P.D Lions College of Commerce & Economics,
Malad, on September 23, 2016. (Paper Published in ISBN: 978- 81- 926019-7-7).
UGC sponsored Orientation Programme attended by faculty
(1) Ms. Rasmita Mohanty,*** attended "Orientation Programme" organized by UGC
Academic Staff College, University of Mumbai, May, 16, 2016 to June 11, 2016 and
obtained Grade “B”.
** Ms. Shweta Murthy is the Assistant Librarian of the College.
*** Ms. Rasmita Mohanty is the Librarian of the College.
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Faculty Development Programmes Attended by the Faculty outside the Institution
(1) Mr. Prashant Dharmadhikari, attended one day workshop on ‘Revised Syllabus and
Question Paper Pattern of (M.COM PART 1, F.Y.B.COM., F.Y.B.A.F., F.Y.B.B.I.,
F.Y.B.F.M.) organised by Ramanand Arya D.A.V. College in association with University
of Mumbai, July 21, 2016.
(2) Ms. Shubha Chaubal, attended one day workshop on ‘Revised Syllabus and Question
Paper Pattern in the subject of Mathematics & Statistical Techniques of F.Y.B.COM
organised by University of Mumbai, Board of Studies in Mathematics, Board of Studies
in Statistics & M.L. Dahanukar College of Commerce, Vile –Parle E., July 22, 2016.
(3) Ms. Varada Trivedi, attended one day workshop on ‘Revised Syllabus and Question
Paper Pattern in the subject of Business Economics of F.Y.B.COM organised by Mulund
College of Commerce, Mulund, in collaboration with Board of Studies in Business
Economics, University of Mumbai, July 23, 2016.
(4) Ms. Leena Nair, attended one day workshop on ‘Revised Syllabus F.Y.B.COM
Accounting & Finance Semester I & II of B.COM Accounting & Finance Program
organised by Board of Studies in Accountancy, University of Mumbai and Department of
Accounting &Finance, Changu Kana Thakur Arts, Commerce and Science College, New
Panvel, July 23, 2016.
(5) Ms. Laxmi Pandya, attended one day workshop on ‘Revised Syllabus of First Year B.Sc.
(Information Technology) organised by S.K. Somaiya College of Arts, Science and
Commerce in association with Adhoc Board of Studies (Information
Technology)University of Mumbai, July 22, 2016.
(6) Mr. Sabir Moin M. Shaikh, attended one day workshop on ‘Revised Syllabus of First
Year B.Sc. (Information Technology) organised by S.K. Somaiya College of Arts,
Science and Commerce in association with Ad-hoc Board of Studies (Information
Technology) University of Mumbai, July 22, 2016.
(7) Mr. Prasad Naik, attended First Term Training Program for Extension Work Teachers &
Student Managers organised by University of Mumbai, Dept. Lifelong Learning &
Extension at Kandivali Education Society’s B.K. Shroff College of Arts & Commerce,
Kandivali-W, Mumbai, July 22, 2016.
(8) Mr. V. Ramakrishnan, attended First Term Training Program for Extension Work
Teachers & Student Managers organised by University of Mumbai, Dept. Lifelong
Learning & Extension at Kandivali Education Society’s B.K. Shroff College of Arts &
Commerce, Kandivali-W, Mumbai, July 22, 2016.
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(9) Mr. Sabir Moin. M. Shaikh, attended one day workshop on ‘Revised Syllabus of First
Year B.Sc. (Information Technology), Semester – I in the subject of “Digital Electronics”
by Usha Pravin Gandhi College of Management, Vile - Parle organised in association
with Ad-hoc Board of studies (Information Technology),University of Mumbai, August
26, 2016.
(10) Ms. Sneha Hathi, attended one day National Seminar on ‘Women & Corporate
Excellence’ organised by Department s of B.Com (B & I ), B.Com (A & F) & B.M.S,
S.S.& L.S Patkar College of Arts & Science and V.P. Varde College of Commerce and
Economics, Goregaon, August 27, 2016.
(11) Ms. Leena Nair participated in the NAAC Sponsored National Seminar on Changing
Role of Teachers in changing times’ organised by IQAC, R. A. Podar College of
Commerce & Economics, Matunga, on September 3, 2016.
(12) Ms. Vaibhavi Dalvi, attended the two day workshop on ‘Basics of Social Science
Research Methodology’ organised by IQAC, Nagindas Khandwala College of
Commerce, Arts & Management Studies, Malad, September 23 & 24, 2016.
(13) Ms. Hema Mehta attended one day Faculty Development Program organised by the
Meghnad Desai Academy of Economics and HR College of Commerce & Economics,
Mumbai, September 24, 2016.
4. CONSULTANCY:
The College has setup the Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC). This Cell plans to
provide consultancy services to the Self Help Groups under Astitva Foundation. The women
belonging to the Self Help Groups are small entrepreneurs with extremely limited knowledge
of accounts. So the faculty and students of EDC will provide consultancy services without
charging any fees, as an initiative under Institutional Social Responsibility.
5. EXTENSION ACTIVITIES AND INSTITUTIONAL SOCIAL
RESPONSIBILITY:
For extension and outreach programmes, the faculty in-charge of the committees plan
activities and raise funds through sponsorships, collection and sale of old news papers,
voluntary donations etc. and organizes the activities accordingly.
Rs. 1,21,308/- was the amount spent on major extension and outreach programmes in the
A.Y. 2015-16 and in the A.Y. 2016-17 Rs. 9,983/- has been spent on extension activities as of
30th
September, 2016.
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REPORT ON EXTENSION SERVICES ACTIVITIES FOR 2016-17
29th
June, 2016: HEPSN
HEPSN Orientation Program
On 29th
June, 2016 i.e. Wednesday, an orientation program was organized to make students
aware about the purpose of setting up the HEPSN Cell. About 45 students attended the
program. The program started with a speech which was given by Vijendra Lohar,
T.Y.B.Com., student & an active member of HEPSN. He also shared his personal experience
with the students. One of the quotes he made was “Good deeds done by you returns and helps
you in the life”.
He also explained that the Cell helps the differently abled persons in their higher studies,
organizes entertainment programs for Cheshire home residents, and supports the Home in
their activities like organizing rallies, celebrating World Disability Day and many other
activities. This Cell also welcomes the Cheshire Home residents for displaying their articles
for sale in college premises.
This was followed by a speech by Ms. Jyoti, Ex-Convener of HEPSN Cell, who motivated
the students to join the noble cause. At the end Ms. Padmaja, the present Convener of the
HEPSN Cell requested to students to participate in the activities held in the year.
2nd
July, 2016: CWDC
Workshop on Notepad making out of Waste.
Waste, and how we choose to handle it, affects our world's environment. The environment is
everything around us including the air, water, land, plants, and man-made things. A health
environment is essential for our health and happiness and for sustaining economic progress.
Minimization of waste, recycling and reusing it is one step towards preserving the
environment. With this objective in mind, the students of Tolani College of Commerce
collected unused diaries and partially used diaries and converted it into 242 beautiful
notepads. Ms. Hema Mehta took the initiative of guiding the students to make the beautiful
notepads.
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9th
July, 2016: CWDC
Books and Stationery Distribution Drive
CWDC organized Distribution of Books, Stationery and breakfast to children of Telugu
Vaidu Community of Sanjay Nagar – the adopted slum area near the College. 96 students
benefitted of this programme. The children were given bags, note books, long books,
stationery, colour pencils, tiffin box and water bottle. The articles were donated by the
students and the staff of Tolani College of Commerce. The alumni too, contributed for this
noble clause. The collection drive and distribution was done by the Degree College students
under the guidance of Ms. Hema Mehta.
10th
July, 2016- HEPSN
Cleaning of Cheshire Home
On Sunday, 10th
July, 2016, the students of Tolani College of Commerce (HEPSN Cell) went
for cleaning the premises of Cheshire Home situated in Sher-e- Punjab. HEPSN is the Cell
for Higher Education for Persons with Special Needs. This Cell helps the persons, who are
differently abled, in their higher studies. This Cell also takes the initiative of cleaning the
premises of Cheshire Home, organizing entertainment programs, supporting in their
activities, etc.
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HEPSN members went on Sunday at 02:00 pm to Cheshire Home. Members were 20 students
of S.Y.B.Com and 3 students of T.Y.B.Com. All the instructions were given to the students
about how to proceed and for smooth conduct of the activity; students were divided into 4
groups, each of 5. They cleaned the gardens by picking small unwanted branches and dead
leaves. The roads, pathways, passages were also cleaned at the same time. Students were
provided gloves for the safety. They also cleaned the ground cum parking space of the
Cheshire Home. The cleaning work was over by 04:30 pm.
The activity was a great success due to active support by the College management and
Cheshire Home authorities and also the co-operation of the students.
15th
July, 2016- HEPSN
Educational help to the students with special needs
One of the main activities undertaken by the HEPSN Cell is to help the students with special
needs in their higher education studies. Rahul Pandey (S.Y.B.Com / D) and Saini Sukhbir
Singh (S.Y.B.Com / D), active members of HEPSN cell, took a step and started teaching a
student Alkarim Damani (S.Y.B.Com / A).
Alkarim suffers from speech and hearing impairment. He needed help to clear his Business
Communication Sem. II ATKT exam. So Rahul & Sukhbir took lectures as per the following
schedule.
Date Topics Hours Member
15-07-2016 Interview 1 hr. Sukhbir
16-07-2016 Letters – Enquiry, Complain, Sales 1 hr. 15 min. Rahul
18-07-2016 Interview 1 hr. 15 min. Sukhbir
19-07-2016 Notice, Agenda, Sentence formation 1 hr. 15 min. Rahul
21-07-2016 Agenda, Resolution 1 hr. Rahul
28-07-2016 Meeting, Conference, Public Relation 1 hr. Sukhbir
30-07-2016 Report Writing 1 hr. Rahul
Alkarim said both Rahul & Sukhbir taught him well, co-operated and gave a fair and easy
understanding to the concepts. Even they had a positive feedback from Alkarim regarding
support and punctuality.
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23rd
July, 2016: CWDC
Talk on Women Rights by eminent Advocate, Mr. Anand Bhatia
CWDC of Tolani College of Commerce organized a talk on Women’s Rights by eminent
lawyer, Advocate Anand Bhatia. The talk aimed to promote women human rights and to
support the active participation of women in the establishment and maintenance of respectful
democratic order. The students were sensitized about the following aspects: Need for strict
adherence to women’s rights, stopping violence against women and girls and building on the
capacity of female leaders in the conflict area. Advocate Anand Bhatia ignited a positive
spark among the students through his impressive speech which was interspersed with real life
examples.
24th
July, 2016: ROTRACT CLUB
Visit to Old Age Home
On the occasion of Parents Day (24th of July), Rotaract Club of Tolani College of Commerce
visited the Home for Aged. It is located at Andheri (East).The members of Rotaract Club
interacted with the Senior Citizens, sang songs and spent quality time with them. There were
40 members in the Home for aged, and all of them belonged to the age group above 70 years.
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31st July, 2016: ROTRACT CLUB
Tree Plantation Drive
The students of Rotaract Club of Tolani College of Commerce conducted a tree plantation
drive wherein saplings were planted in the vicinity of the college viz. Sher-E-Punjab, Poonam
Nagar. Saplings were also planted at Sahar and Powai. On the last Sunday of the month of
July (30th July, 2016); the Rotaractors of Rotaract Club of Tolani College of Commerce
organized a Tree Plantation drive. Saplings of plant Ashoka, Neem and Peepal were collected
a day prior to conduct the drive. In addition to this, permissions were sought from caretakers
of several other gardens for plantation of trees there. Areas around the College, Sahar and
Powai were chosen to plant trees
Following are the details:-
NAME OF PLACE NO.OF
ROTARACTORS
NUMBER OF
SAPLINGS PLANTED
Powai-Ambedkar Garden 5 5
Chakala-Sahar Garden 4 9
Poonam Nagar –ALM Park 6 5
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5th
and 6th
August, 2016: HEPSN
Display and Sale of Articles by Cheshire Home
On 5th and 6th August 2016 the HEPSN Cell (Higher Education for Persons with Special
Needs) of Tolani College of Commerce called upon the residents of Cheshire Home for
display and sale of articles prepared by them. A stall was put up on the first floor foyer from
9:00 am – 4:00 pm displaying articles like rakhis, friendship bands, hand bags, candles and
other handicrafts. There was a great response on the part of teachers and students who not
only visited the stall but also purchased and admired the creativity. The following students of
S.Y.B.Com played a crucial role by assisting the Cheshire home residents in sale.
5th
August 2016 6th
August 2016
Time Name of the students Name of the students
09:00am – 11:00am Revathi
Geenisa
Sukhbir Singh
Rahul Pandey
11:00am -01:00pm Suraj Soni
Aparna
Maryam Shaikh
Humera Sayyed
01:00pm – 03:00pm Saurabh Mishra
Sarita Yadav
Tasriya
Nishant
03:00pm – 04:00pm Ramakant
Kushboo Yadav
7th
August, 2016: HEPSN
Friendship Day Celebration at Cheshire Home
HEPSN has been actively involved in various social service activities. The volunteers
decided to celebrate friendship day with the inmates of Cheshire Home. So on 7th August,
2016, all the heads along with the some of the members of HEPSN visited the Cheshire
Home.
They all celebrated by talking to the inmates, tying friendship bands and by playing games.
The efforts of the students were appreciated by the staff and the inmates.
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7th
August, 2016: ROTRACT CLUB
Visit to Clergy Home
The students of Rotaract Club of Tolani College of Commerce visited a Clergy Home at
Bandra West on the occasion of Vianney Sunday. The students visited the priests and
interacted with them on this auspicious occasion.
13th August, 2016: ROTRACT CLUB
Rotaract Installation Ceremony
The members of the Rotaract Club of Tolani College of Commerce organized their
Installation Ceremony to mark the start of a New Rotaract Year. It is an event wherein the
post bearers are introduced and promise of delivering service and reviving the charter takes
place. All the past Presidents also attended the function. This was followed by a presentation
of achievements of the Rotaract Club in the last five years.
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18th
August, 2016: CWDC
Grocery Distribution to four families of Sanjay Nagar Telugu Vaidu Community
CWDC organised distribution of food provisions among women affected with HIV (2
families), a girl student having health issues (1 family) and a Child with partial visual
disability, belonging to Telugu Vaidu community of Sanjay Nagar, a nearby slum area
adopted by the College. The collection and distribution of provisions was carried out by the
degree college students. The grocery packets which were distributed consisted of 5kgs. of
rice, 5kgs. of wheat flour, a kilo each of chana dal, toor dal, sugar and salt, a litre of oil and a
packet of tea powder.
18th August, 2016: ROTRACT CLUB
Project Samman and Project Raksha.
On the auspicious occasion of Raksha Bandhan, the students of Rotaract Club of Tolani
College of Commerce undertook their flagship initiative: Project Samman and Project
Raksha. The girl students tied rakhis to the ever vigilant police force in Mumbai as a token of
respect and appreciation of their hardwork. The boys received rakhis with gratitude from
small girls at Jaicoach, which is a slum area. Almost 30 destitute girls participated in this and
received gifts from the Club members.
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26th
August, 2016: CWDC
Talk on Stress Management by Dr. Delica D’Sa, Clinical Counsellor, Holy Spirit
Hospital
CWDC organised a talk on Stress Management by Dr. Delica D’Sa, Clinical Counsellor at
the Holy Spirit Hospital. Dr. Delica is a Licensed Professional Counsellor (Illinois, USA).
She enlightened a group of 180 learners of F.Y.B.Com. about stress, its causes, symptoms,
how to contain panic and measures to overcome stress.
4th
September, 2016: ROTRACT CLUB
Awareness about Eco-Friendly Ganesh Idols
The students of Rotaract Club of Tolani College of Commerce took the initiative using the
digital medium to disseminate information about Eco-Friendly Ganesh Idol Vendors. Social
media like Facebook were used for promoting the same. The name, address and picture of the
vendors were displayed.
This attempt of the Club to spread awareness about the need to preserve the environment, was
a great success as a lot of people actually purchased eco-friendly idols from these vendors.
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15th
September, 2016: ROTRACT CLUB
Crowd-Control Drive during Ganesh Visarjan
The students of Rotaract Club of Tolani College of Commerce organized a crowd control
drive.
The students zeroed on Powai lake, where hundreds of Ganesh idols are immersed. At 4 pm,
all the students met at a common spot nearby the Powai Lake and started the activity by 4:30
pm. Policemen along with few volunteers who had been doing this since few years, briefed
the students.
Despite heavy rains, the students happily undertook the responsibility of crowd control.
16th
September, 2015: ROTRACT CLUB
Teacher’s Day Celebration
The students of Rotaract Club of Tolani College of Commerce celebrated Teachers Day by
giving beautiful handmade personalised greeting cards to the teachers.
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19th
September, 2016: ROTRACT CLUB
In-Campus Awareness about Dengue
The students of Rotaract Club of Tolani College of Commerce made a small attempt to create
awareness about Dengue and Malaria. The disease carrying mosquitoes breed in stagnant
water and humid climate, leading to spread of the epidemic. The symptoms, preventive and
curative measures were displayed on the ground floor foyer.
30th
September, 2016: CWDC
Talk on Breast Cancer and Cervical Cancer by Dr. Ajay Kolse, Consultant Radiation
Oncologist at the Holy Spirit Hospital
CWDC organised a talk on Breast Cancer and Cervical Cancer by Dr. Ajay Kolse [MBBS,
MD (Radio Therapy)], Consultant Radiation Oncologist at the Holy Spirit Hospital. A group
of 127 students of F.Y.B.Com class attended the talk and were given information about on
the most common cancers that women in modern times suffer from. Dr. Ajay briefed the
students about the symptoms, advancement of cancer, its effects and the various medical
treatments at different stages of cancer. The doctor stressed that awareness about these
cancers can help early detection of the disease and enhance the chances of full recovery.
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CRITERION 4: INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEARNING RESOURCE:
1. LIBRARY HOLDINGS:
The library ensures purchase and use of current titles of books in print format duly
recommended by the teachers/staff and students. For details pertaining to the amount spent on
procuring new books, journals and e-resources in A.Y 2015-16 and in the first half of the
A.Y.2016-17, refer to the following table:
Amount spent on procuring Library Resources in A.Y.2015-16 and first
half of A.Y. 2016 - 2017
Library holdings 2015-2016 2016-2017 (up to Sept. 2016)
Number Total Cost in Rs. Number Total Cost in Rs.
Textbooks 934 140387 118 16411
Reference Books 657 921709 43 59782
Journals/ Periodicals 65 100874 28 40549
e-resources 7 206795 2 203250
Also, the library is automated with 08 computers for public access.
2. I.T. INFRASTRUCTURE:
The College Management is progressive and encourages the use of technology in teaching-
learning, library management and administration. Provisions are made in the perspective
plans for deploying and upgrading the IT infrastructure and associated facilities. The number
of nodes with Internet facilities has increased from 177 to 193.
The details of budget and expenditure for procurement, up gradation, deployment and
maintenance of the computers and their accessories are given in the following table:
3. ENHANCED INFRASTRUCTURE
The College has augmented the facilities in the Rifle Shooting Range. Additional space was
created for armour room and the changing room near the gymnasium. For details refer to the
following table:
Sr. No. Facilities 2009 – 2010
Area in Sq. ft.
2016 – 2017
Area in Sq. ft.
1 Rifle Shooting Range 1087 1164
2 Armour Room 50 90
3 Changing Room N.A. 32
4 Gymnasium 500 656
Annual Budget and expenditure
Year Amount Budgeted (In Rs.) Amount Spent (In Rs.)
2015-2016 6,73,928 5,21,531
2016-2017 5,33,725 6,28,498
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CRITERION 5: STUDENT SUPPORT AND PROGRESSION:
1. INSTITUTIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS/ FREESHIPS GIVEN TO
THE STUDENTS:
The College Management is munificent and believes in recognizing excellence and
meritorious performance of learners. A system has been developed, which ensures that
financial aid in the form of scholarships and freeships are disbursed on time. For details refer
to the table given below:
Details of institutional scholarships/freeships
Ca-Fee Hu Scholarship: The scholarship was constituted out of the donation received
from Mr. Ca-Fee-Hu, friend of the Tolani family. These scholarships are awarded to
learners for overall meritorious performance.
* The amount will be disbursed in the second half of A.Y.2016-17.
Fee waiver for Excellence in sports: Learners excelling at District, State and National
level sports events are given a waiver of tuition fees.
** The amount will be disbursed in the second half of A.Y.2016-17
Students’ Aid Fund: Students’ Aid Fund is used to provide financial assistance to
learners belonging to economically disadvantaged sections.
***Applications have been received for A.Y. 2016-17, disbursement will be done in the
second term.
Government Scholarships: College facilitates the process of obtaining scholarships for
eligible learners belonging to reserved category.
# There is a discrepancy in the number of students benefited and amount disbursed as shown
in Table no. 5.1.2 in the SSR because the data presented here specifically pertains to Degree
College.
Sr.
No.
Scholarships/
Freeships Type
2011-2012
Nos /
Amount
(in
Rupees)
2012-2013
Nos /
Amount
((in
Rupees)
2013-2014
Nos /
Amount
(in
Rupees)
2014-2015
Nos /
Amount
(in
Rupees)
2015-2016
Nos /
Amount
(in
Rupees)
2016-2017
Nos /
Amount
(in
Rupees)
1 Ca-Fee Hu
Scholarship 12 / 60,000 12 / 60,000 16 / 80,000
16 /
80,000 18 / 90,000 *
2
Fee waiver for
Excellence in
sports #
N.A. 36 / 59,600 26/36,400 22 /
39,400 28 / 86,600
31 /
94,000**
3 Students’ Aid
Fund #
38 /
1,03,680
106 /
70,580 25 / 80,430 65 / 75,140 2 / 1,520 ***
4 Government
Freeships 27 / 54,540 40 / 81,585
39 /
1,35,840
34 /
96,800
30 /
1,32,700 --
5 Tata Capital
Scholarship
10 /
2,83,555
43 /
3,65,930
56 /
4,38,945 - 18 / 90,000 --
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2. STUDENT PROGRESSION: For details pertaining to programme wise pass percentage refer to the table given below:
PROGRAMME WISE PASS PERCENTAGE IN THE A.Y. 2015-2016
Note: The details pertaining to performance of other colleges not available and hence a
comparison is not possible.
PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS PROGRESSING TO HIGHER EDUCATION
OR EMPLOYMENT:
Student 2015-2016 (%) 2016-2017 (%)
UG to PG* 11.56 14.11
Employed
Campus Selection
117 **
*Data pertaining to progression within the institution only
** Campus selection will happen in the second half of AY 2016-2017
3. PLACEMENT OF STUDENTS:
College has a structured mechanism for career guidance and placement. The Placement Cell
has prepared a brochure containing an overview of the Institution including courses and
infrastructural facilities etc.; available in the College for prospective recruiters.
Based on the proposal, companies are shortlisted by the placement cell coordinator in
consultation with the Principal. The percentage of students selected during campus interviews
by different employers was 14.7% for the academic year 2014-2015 and 10.47% for the
academic year 2015-16. For details of students selected for internship and final placement in
the A.Y. 2015 – 2016 refer to the table given below:
Programme Semester
I
Semester
II
Semester
III
Semester
IV
Semester
V
Semester
VI
M.Com.
(Advanced
Accounting
73.91 77.42 90.00 93.88 N.A N.A
M.Com
(Business
Management)
82.25 84.75 90.69 92.50 N.A N.A
B.Sc.(IT) 42.25 56.34 89.13 80.43 50.18 71.42
BFM 65.15 79.14 86.27 74.50 89.36 80.85
BBI 67.14 81.43 89.39 78.79 89.29 85.71
BMS 80.00 73.00 82.54 92.06 71.70 86.79
BAF 94.67 98.67 92.75 97.10 88.83 88.83
B.Com 61.12 73.90 86.48 90.97 95.06 95.49
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Career Guidance & Placement Cell - 2015-16
Sr.
No. Event
Final
/Internship Date Company Name Venue
No. of
Students
Selected
1 Placement For
Internship Internship 26/06/2015 Café Chai Bar
Students sent
to office for
interview
1
2 Placement For
Internship Internship 10/07/2015
Cube Edugains
Pvt. Ltd. On campus 1
3 Placement For
Internship Internship 23/07/2015
Habitat for
Humanity On campus 5
5 Placement For
Internship Internship 19/08/2015
Datamatics
Financial
Services- Work
from home
Process
On campus 29
7 Final
Placement Final 04/09/2015
Tata
Consultancy
Services
On campus 10
8 Placement For
Internship Internship 26/09/2015
Sula Wines-
BMS
Students sent
to office for
interview
2
9 Final
Placement Final 04/12/2015
J P Morgan-
Specialist On campus 4
10 Placement For
Internship Internship 14/12/2015
Aptech
Computers
Students sent
to office for
interview
11
11 Placement For
Internship Final 17/12/2015
Godrej - Back
Office
Students sent
to office for
interview
2
12 Placement For
Internship Internship 04/01/2016 Tag Vinnati HR trainee 1
13 Placement For
Internship Internship 15/01/2016
HDFC- Degree
students On campus 6
17 Final
Placement Final 02/03/2016
Datamatics
Financial
Services
On campus 21
18 Final
Placement Final
Post
university
Exams
Datamatics
Financial
Services
Off Campus 13
19 Placement For
Internship Internship 18/03/2016
Datamatics
Financial
Services
Students sent
to office for
interview
10
20 Final
Placement Final 28/03/2016
Institute of
Chartered
Financial
Analysts of India
-ICFAI
Students sent
to office for
interview
1
117
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4. LIST THE RANGE OF SPORTS, GAMES, CULTURAL AND
OTHER EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES AVAILABLE TO
STUDENTS:
The College offers a wide range of co-curricular and extracurricular activities and the details
are mentioned in the tables given below:
SPORTS AND GAMES:
List of range of sports and games and details of participation: A.Y. 2015-16
2015- 16 National State University
Shooting 15 15 18
Judo 06 03 12
Boxing - - 15
Athletics - - 10
Archery - - 06
Carom - - 06
Chess - - 05
Football - - 32
Badminton - - 09
Table tennis - - 05
Medal Tally for A.Y. 2015-16
Sports Calendar 2016-17
SR. NO. ACTIVITIES / EVENTS DATES
1 Boxing Regular Practice 17th June, 2016
2 International Yoga Day celebration 21st June,2016
3 Judo Regular Practice 25th June 2016
4 Shooting Regular Practice 25th June, 2016
5 Basic course for Rifle/Pistol shooting 1st week of July, 2016
6 Orientation for Shooting /Judo/Boxing for F.Y.B.Com 1st week of July, 2016
National State University
Medals Gold Silver Bronze Gold Silver Bronze Gold Silver Bronze
Shooting - - 1 1 -- 1 14 6 5
Judo - - 3 2 - - 1 - 3
Boxing - - - - - - 1 2 -
Archery - - - - - - - 1 1
Athletics - - - - - - 4 - -
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7 Orientation for Shooting /Judo/Boxing for
BMS/BBI/BAF/BSc(I.T) 1
st week of July,2016
8 Chess(interclass tournament & team selection) 5th July, 2016
9 Cross Country team selection 9th July, 2016
10 Table Tennis (interclass tournament & selection) 11th July, 2016
11 Badminton team selection 14th July, 2016
12 Archery Practice 2nd
week of July, 2016
13 Carom (inter class tournament & selection) 15th July, 2016
14 Orientation for Shooting /Judo/Boxing for FYJC 2nd
week of July, 2016
15 Judo team selection for Senior Inter-collegiate
tournament 3
rd Aug, 2015
16 Boxing team selection 5th Aug, 2016
17 Volley ball team selection 8th Aug, 2016
18 Throw ball team selection 10th Aug, 2016
19 Tug of War team selection 13th Aug, 2016
National sports week celebration from 26th
-29th
Aug,2016
20 Sports Quiz Competition 26th August,2016
21 Poster Badge Making Competition 27th August,2016
22 Guest Lectures on Diet and Motivation 29th August,2016
23 Athletic team selection 1st Sept, 2016
24 Shooting team selection for Senior Inter-collegiate
tournament 1
st week of Oct, 2016
25 Annual Sports Day 8th Dec,2016
26 Junior Inter college judo competition 17th Dec,2016
27 Summer Sports Camp (Rifle shooting, Pistol shooting,
11th-25
th Apr, 2017
Archery, Boxing, Judo, Yoga)
28 Self defence for ladies with the help of local police 11th-25
th Apr, 2017
Medal tally for the Academic Year 2016-2017 (up to 30th
September 2016)
2016- 17 National State University
Shooting - 3 -
Judo - - -
Boxing - - -
Athletics - - -
Archery - - -
Carom - - -
Chess - - 6
Football - - -
Badminton - - 10
Table tennis - - 6
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In the A.Y. 2015 – 2016, the College has ranked 7th
from over 700 colleges affiliated to
University of Mumbai, in Sports.
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CULTURAL AND EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES:
The learners of the College participate in performing arts (dancing, singing, dramatics,
fashion show, etc.), fine arts (painting, collage, etc.) and literary arts (essays, elocution,
debate, etc.). For details of participation in these events/competitions, in the A.Y. 2015-2016
and in the A.Y. 2016-17 (up to 30th September 2016), refer to the table given below:
Details of Prizes won in Inter-Collegiate Co-curricular and Cultural Activities for A.Y
2015-2016:
Particulars 2015-2016
1st Prize 157
2nd
Prize 135
3rd
Prize 54
Consolation Prize 04
Best CL*/ACL**/Student 18
Best College 18
Total 386
*Contingent Leader / ** Assistant Contingent Leader: These learners co-ordinate with the
participants of the College and the organizers of the competitions/events at other Institutions.
Details of Cultural events and participation A.Y 2015-2016
Particulars 2015-2016
No. of Participants in Inter-collegiate events 750
No. of participants in Intra-collegiate events 594
CULTURAL ASSOCIATION AND STUDENT COUNCIL CALENDAR 2016-2017:
July Student council DR’s Selection
Selection of Student Council Organizing Committee
August
Tree Plantation
Talenzziaa – 2015(Inter-Collegiate Programme)
Independence Day
September Teachers’ Day Celebration
November The Constitution Day
December
Jashn (Intra-Collegiate event)
Agon (Intra-Collegiate event)
Sanskruti - Cultural Programmes of Marathi Vangmay Mandal
College Fest - Razzmatazz -Day 1:
College Fest - Razzmatazz -Day 2:
January 2016 Republic Day
February
Prize Distribution (Talent Pool)
Marathi Rajbhasha Din
-“Sing Along!”-Karaoke and -Team Games
Charity Work
March Women’s Day Celebration
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CRITERION 6: GOVERNANCE, LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT
1. Welfare Schemes:
The College Management believes in taking care of faculty members and staff of the
institution. For welfare schemes for teaching and non-teaching staff and the percentage of
staff that have availed the benefit in the A.Y. 2015-16 and 2016-17 (up to 30th
September,
2016) refer to the following table:
Welfare Schemes available for teaching and non-teaching staff:
Sr.
No. Scheme
2011-
2012
(%)
2012-
2013
(%)
2013-
2014
(%)
2014-
2015
(%)
2015-
2016
(%)
2016-
2017
(%)~
1. Free Medical Check-up* 96.15 -- -- 96.43 -- --
2.
Re-imbursement of
Tuition fee paid for their
wards by the staff
-- 3.3 4.8 5.4 3.33 3.17**
3. Sterling time share
(holidays) 3.85 6.56 7.94 10.71 11.66 4.76
*Medical check-up is done periodically.
** The amount will be disbursed in the second half of A.Y. 2016-17.
~ Data up to September 30th
2016 has been included.
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CRITERION 7: INNOVATIONS AND BEST PRACTICES
The teachers have analysed the time spent in various activities on the campus and have
prepared a Plan of Action for the first term of the academic year 2016 – 2017.
The NAAC Peer Team Visit on 17th
and 18th
October, 2016 is awaited.
