ANNUAL REPORT (2016-17) - Jagannath University

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ANNUAL REPORT

(2016-17)

1. Introduction

JAGAN NATH UNIVERSITY was established in 2008 through an Act (Act No. 19 of 2008) of

Rajasthan State Legislature and is recognized by UGC under Section 2(f) of the UGC Act 1956

and is empowered to award degrees as specified by UGC under Section 22 of the Act. It came

into existence with an aim to impart quality education in a highly competitive global

environment in a wide array of disciplines through latest curriculum, latest teaching

methodology, development of excellent physical and academic infrastructure and rigorous

industry-interaction. The University was started with the noble ideals of promoting higher

education in the State of Rajasthan through research and dissemination of knowledge.

University was granted Grade ‘B’ (Good) with CGPA of 2.35 on 04 point scale. The University

got a further boost with award “Best Private University with Academic Excellence in

Rajasthan” in a function organized by Worldwide Achievers at New Delhi. Internal Quality

Assurance Cell (IQAC) has been constituted as per guidelines of NAAC and UGC and it is

functioning as a nodal body on the campus.

The University has its main campus situated at Chaksu, Jaipur which is in proximity to the

airport and industrial area on Tonk Road on a vast campus with all modern education facilities

in its ambience. The University has nearly 50 acres of land. The other campus as its

constituent part of the University is at Sitapura, Jaipur. Both the campuses have a unique

calmness with serene atmosphere surcharged with pious ethos. Both are truly green and

clean campuses.

The University aims at emerging as the leading centre of comprehensive learning at the

national level. There are a number of features that make the University unique in itself. It has

been making rapid strides in its march to attain excellence in providing higher education in

the areas of Management, Engineering, Architecture, Law, Mass communication, Information

Technology, Agricultural Science, Social Sciences & Humanities and many other disciplines

thereby enabling the students to achieve professional competence in their chosen fields.

Most of the courses offered at the University are interdisciplinary and they have been

streamlined to meet the emerging demands both in the public and the private sector.

The academic year 2016-17 was another successful and important year for Jagan Nath

University as it moved forward in the journey towards achieving its vision of offering an

education experience that is excellent, distinctive and internationally competitive.

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Throughout the year the University remained focused on its primary purpose of delivering

excellence in teaching and research. The year has seen the momentum of development

gather further pace. The University has gained wider recognition for its remarkable progress

and is clearly emerging as one of the premier private universities of the State of Rajasthan.

There has been substantial growth in student and staff numbers, enhancement and

recognition of research capacity, evidence of quality teaching, personal and academic support

extended to the students who register high satisfaction on their experiences at Jagan Nath

University. The University always kept on progressing academically keeping its eye on the

three main dimensions, viz., teaching, research and extension. In its short span of 8 years

academic progress at these three fronts is glaring. The position has been consolidated in

terms of faculty strength, research and consultancy. The University's participation with Joint

CLAT 2017 and PTET 2017 was a landmark achievement.

Today, the University envisions epitomizing the highest of academic accomplishments in

every domain of human knowledge and looks forward to endow its students with the best of

scholastic and intellectual resources, equipping them to emerge as leaders in their respective

fields and encouraging them to contribute to the cause of human progress and humanity.

Acting as a temple of learning, Jagan Nath University is inculcating moral values, equality,

nationalism, objectivity, professional excellence, social responsibility, teamwork, non-

violence and perfectionism among the learners.

2. Infrastructure

The University has developed a modern world class campus with beautiful landscaping and

intellectually vibrant ambience in a lush green pollution free environment. The WI-FI enabled

campus has the state-of-art infrastructure comprising magnificent buildings, environmentally

conditioned Administrative Block, Academic Blocks, spacious class rooms with internet and

intranet connectivity and hi-tech multimedia and audio-visual equipments, well-equipped

modern laboratories, Learning Resource Centre, auditorium, seminar hall, separate hostels

for boys and girls with special emphasis on healthy and nutritious diet, health centre,

students centre, day care centre, ramps for physically challenged students, sports facilities

including Gymnasium, Indoor Stadium and on campus residential facilities for a large number

of faculty and staff.

The campus is not only well known for its beautifully landscaped surroundings and striking

greenery, but it is also an oasis of sorts as far as living and learning is concerned. We make

our sincere efforts to impart the education which is full of moral, ethical and social values.

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3. Library -The Store House of Knowledge

The University library like all vibrant and productive organizations, strives to keep pace with a

global, dynamic, and technology-enabled information environment to meet the expectations

of its users. Library during the year continued to march to its mission of facilitating the

creation of new knowledge through the acquisition, organization and dissemination of library

materials. It offered a range of services including reference and consultation, membership

and circulation, document delivery, resource sharing, information alert service, user

awareness programs, etc.

The library, fully computerized, is located at the main campus in Chaksu with a network

extending to Sitapura campus of the University. The central library is housed in an

independent spacious building enough to cater not only the existing needs but also

accommodates resources and services for future requirements. Our efforts in building and

updating the collection continue unabated. Our collection development policy is not

constrained by any boundaries and is responsive to the evolving subject areas and demand

from curricula.

The Library is well stocked with text books, reference books, national and international

periodicals and journals besides many official reports, with reprints. For the benefits of

students book bank with a special collection of prescribed text books has been provided by

the library. The library provides latest research and reference material in print and audio-

visual formats along with the facility to refer to e-journals, CDs, Project Reports, Government

Publications, Reports and Newsletters, back volumes related to Management, Information

Technology, Mass Communication, Design, Hospitality Management, Science, Engineering,

Law, Architecture etc. and the allied subjects for the reference of the students and the faculty

which help them in strengthening teaching and learning process.

As a matter of policy, the University pays special attention to not only strengthening the

library with additional books and journals, but also to ensure that they are well utilized by the

students for their courses as well as to enhance their level of general awareness. Over the

years, the library has attained the distinction of being one of the richest University libraries of

the State.

4. Class Rooms

The spacious and airy classrooms have been designed to propel an enquiry based learning

that fosters liberation of mind and eagerness to learn. The classrooms with internet

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connectivity are well equipped with Hi-tech multimedia and audio-visual equipments to

facilitate effective learning which sets the tone in stimulating discussions. The classrooms are

the platforms where the students imbibe the virtues of hard work, discipline, ethical practices

and achieve the high standards of excellence in every sphere of life.

5. Laboratories - Application of Knowledge

The University has well-equipped separate labs for each faculty for teaching and research.

Students use resources of the laboratories to solve problems, perform developmental

experiments and work on projects. By devoting longer hours, lab facility and access to the

network from each class room and lecture theatre, information is made easily accessible for

any point within the campus. All the labs including technical labs are spacious,

comprehensively planned, well-equipped with modern gadgets, the state-of-art instruments

and apparatus. The laboratories are managed by specially trained technicians who are well

versed in handling specialized instruments. All the labs have been strengthened keeping in

mind the future requirements.

6. Computer Centre

The University has a Computer Center well-equipped with the most advanced computer

systems, line printers, laser printers, scanners, CD writers, zip drives etc to facilitate, foster,

and support the essential teaching and research goals of University through the deployment

and delivery of computing and communication services to the university's faculty, staff and

students. All the Departments have been connected through optical fiber. Latest storage

devices, E-mail Server, Web Server have been hosted at Computer Centre. The access to

internet and optimal use of Information Technology by all the faculty members and students

has been initiated by providing more than 1200 nodes/internet connection points in various

Departments including University Library.

In addition, Computer Centre has been offering short-term awareness courses for the Faculty,

Non-teaching Staff and Research Scholars free of cost from time to time. These courses have

been very useful for encouraging the Faculty, Staff and Scholars to make an effective use of

Computer Information Technology and other support services.

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ITC Resources

Each Faculty has computer lab(s) equipped with computer systems, printers, scanners and

LCD Projectors to support the academic and administrative activities. Adequate numbers of

general as well as domain specific software's are available for quality teaching and research.

7. Hostels: Home away from Home

A hostel is a home away from home. Aware of the special needs and requirements of

students, who come from far-flung places, the university tries to provide them a safe, secure

and affordable accommodation.

The University has five well-furnished separate hostels for boys and girls with a total capacity

of 600 inmates. Rooms are spacious, clean, airy and well maintained with attached

bathrooms. Each room is fitted with fan, lights and hard furniture - beds, wardrobes, study

tables and chairs. Central air cool facilities have also been provided for each room. Round-

the-clock power back-up facility is available in the campus. Air conditioned rooms are also

available on request. Solar heaters have been installed for providing hot water. Water

purifiers and water coolers have been installed to provide potable water. All rooms in the

hostels have Internet connections. The pollution-free environment adds to the healthy living

conditions on the campus. Architecturally, the hostels are aesthetically laid out with plenty of

open space and a lot of greenery. Each wing of the hostel has several verandahs and

balconies.

All the hostels have mess facilities at very moderate rates, common hall, TV room, reading

rooms, telephone, recreational and sports facilities with a tight security system. The students

are allowed to use their own computer in the rooms.

The University take pains to give its students a neat and clean environment and a

comfortable place to live in. There are Wardens and attendants on duty round the clock. The

inmates of a hostel are encouraged to live in harmony, like one big family, lending each other

a helping hand, mutually cooperating to make hostel life a rich and fruitful experience.

8. Faculty Accommodation

Since teachers belonging to far-off places teach in the University campus, the university has

made necessary arrangements for their lodging in the University campus. For this flats were

constructed for teachers so that they can devote their full time and energy for improving the

academic standard of the students. Centrally situated, the teachers' flats are at a walking

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distance from all departments. With spacious and well ventilated rooms and serene

surroundings, the teachers' flats offer ideal living conditions.

9. Sports/ Playgrounds-Area for Growth

Ample sports facilities have been created on the Campus for the all round development of

students. This facilitates individuals to imbibe sportsman spirit, develop social values and to

be humble in victory and gracious in defeats and a spirit of co-operation, discipline, honesty

and integrity. A modern indoor sports complex is available on the campus. Besides vast

playgrounds and several playrooms, the university has facilities for a number of indoor and

outdoor games. Students are encouraged to form special clubs and engage in social and

cultural activities. Some of the indoor and outdoor facilities available include:

Multipurpose ground for playing Football, Hockey etc.

Volley Ball/Basket Ball Court

Indoor games such as Table Tennis, Carom, Chess etc.

A Cricket Ground

Sports culture at Jagan Nath University is gaining popularity. The number of sports activities

conducted throughout the year is increasing. The pride we feel looking back into the past of

the university sports and its sportsmen makes us emphatically hopeful of its brighter and

shinier future, a future, that will be full of achievements by individuals and teams

representing the University. It has conducted its own sports festival and has also continued to

participate in various university level competitions. At the Annual Sports Festival, the sports

like cricket, football, basket-ball, volley-ball, table tennis, badminton, carom, chess, athletics

etc. are organized. Both intramural and extramural competitions are planned in such a way

that students are able to participate regularly in games and sports activities throughout the

year.

10. Gymnasium

A modern spacious gymnasium offering wide range of physical exercise machines was

established in year 2012-13 to make the students and staff physically fit and agile. The

students and staff enthusiastically use the facilities at Gymnasium.

11. Cafeteria

The cafeteria is a place to relax after long hours of study. Always occupied by students both

juniors as well as seniors, the cafeteria has a lot of goodies to offer at affordable prices and

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open all days. The students carry everlasting memories of the cafeteria when they leave the

University.

12. Shopping Complex

A small shopping complex has been constructed in the campus for the benefit of the

students. The shopping complex has all those commodities to offer which one needs in daily

life, be it books or toiletries, stationary or grocery. The shopping complex also has a Xerox

machine which comes in handy for the students while preparing notes etc. The complex

opens early in the morning and remains open till late in the night.

13. Auditorium

An auditorium with a capacity of 500 seats was completed in 2013. The University has already

completed the work of digital projection equipped with the most modern light system, music

system, stage control system and eco-proof etc. in the auditorium. The University has

planned to make it centrally air condition during the year 2017-18.

14. Transportation

There is a fleet of buses, cars and others to provide uninterrupted transport facility to the

students and faculty from their residence and back. Students from the adjoining area (within

a radius of 50-60 kms.) normally avail the University transport facility. Well maintained cars

are being used by the officers of the university and also for picking/dropping the guests

visiting the University.

15. Plants for Waste Water

The University has three plants for waste water treatment and re-use. The entire waste water

after treatment is used for irrigation. We also separate plastics; metals and paper waste at

the source itself and prepare it for recycling. Food waste is composted.

16. Construction and Maintenance Facilities

The University has a well-developed unit of Works and Plants for undertaking various

maintenance works at the University campus. It has three separate wings of electrical, water

and construction to take up new work and also look after the repair and maintenance of the

existing buildings and installations.

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17. Special facilities to students of weaker sections, physically handicapped and women

The University has been strictly following the reservation policy in respect of admission to

various courses for SC/ST/OBC/SBC and physically handicapped candidates, appointments to

teaching and non-teaching posts, staff quarters, hostels.

The University continues to encourage the women students to join various courses by

providing them hostel and other facilities on priority. Since inception of the University, the

percentage of women students admitted to various courses has been fairly high. To protect

the women from sexual harassment, Internal Complaint Committee is already in operation.

Women Development Cell is working on the University campus for the welfare of the women.

Jagan Nath University Balika Shiksha Sambal Yojana is continuing for the benefit of BPL girls’

students. The students covered by this scheme are provided free education.

18. Admission Procedure

The University ensures wide publicity and transparency in admission through advertisement

in news papers, organizing career fairs, contact programmes, personal counseling events,

visits to schools and colleges and television announcements. Admission in different courses is

merit based as per the rank obtained in the Common Entrance Test or marks obtained in

qualifying examinations followed by GD and interview. The University follows the reservation

policies of the Government by allotting seats to all reserved categories, women, sports

persons and differently abled candidates. The high quality of its intake has enabled the

University to maintain its commitment to excellence in teaching and research.

The University accepts students from any of the recognized National State Level Entrance

Examinations in Engineering, Management, Law & Architecture. The students with valid score

card in JEE-Main, MAT, CAT, UJET, NATA, CLAT, etc. are considered provided they fulfill

minimum eligibility criteria of the University. The University has been officially enrolled under

JEE, MAT examinations for admission to the University.

19. Human Resource - A Precious Asset

At Jagan Nath University, we pride ourselves in having a team of dedicated, experienced and

highly qualified faculty comprising of academicians, researchers, professionals,

administrators, consultants and managers who, through motivation, counseling and training,

prepare the students to meet the challenges of the modern era. They carry out consultancy

assignments to keep in touch with the real life management problems in public and private

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corporations, financial institutions, national and international organizations. They guide the

students as eminent entrepreneurs, policy makers, researchers, theoreticians and consultants

through their vast experience in varied corporate houses and focus on the overall growth of

the individual.

In addition to the permanent faculty there is a healthy pool of visiting faculty from the best

academic institutions and leading professionals from the corporate world with rich industry

experience. They encourage the students to look beyond the books and explore the subject

with experimental learning.

Teachers are encouraged to adopt alternative teaching methods and are geared up to adopt

methods based on computers and information technology. The teachers are also encouraged

to attend seminars and conferences, workshop, training programme for which liberal grant is

given by the University.

20. Curriculum

The University has adopted the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) as per guidelines laid

down by the UGC from the academic year 2016-17. The CBCS provides a ‘Cafeteria’ type

approach in which the students can take courses of their choice, learn at their own pace,

undergo additional courses and acquire more than the required credits, and adopt an

interdisciplinary approach to learning. Academic input is delivered through four type of

courses – Core, Elective, Ability Enhancement and Skill Enhancement. Core courses are

compulsory for all participants as a requirement to complete the programme in a said

discipline of study. The Elective courses which can be chosen from a pool of papers may be

‘Discipline Centric/Specific’ & Generic Elective. Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses

(AECC) are based upon the content that leads to knowledge enhancement, for example :

English Communication, Environment Science/Studies, etc. Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC)

provide value based and/or skill based knowledge and may content both Theory and

Lab/Training/Field Work. the main purpose of these courses is to provide students life- skills

in hands – on mode so as to increase their employability.

Keeping in view the National and International scenario, the University is actively pursuing

continuous updating of teaching curricula, designing courses on emerging areas and

identifying research priorities with a focus on the problems and needs of the people.

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21. Summer Internship

In order to retain the focus of the students on the academic programmes and to compliment

it with relevant work experience during the two-month long summer break, the University

has introduced a scheme of internship to all its students. The main objective is to provide an

edge to the students to ensure better placement opportunities for themselves on completion

of their degrees. This will also give a feel for the work environment in organisations of the

type they would possibly be associated in their professional careers. The organisations

facilitating internship cover a broad spectrum of the industry, government, academic

institutions, health institutions, regulatory bodies, NGOs, media etc.

The respective departments, in association with the facilitating organisations, are monitoring

the work and regularity of the internees. It is also proposed to take feedback from the

students after completion of their internship to increase the effectiveness of the scheme.

22. Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC)

The University has a well established Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC). The major

objective of this EDC is to enhance and encourage the entrepreneurial spirit among the young

students, and hence creating more job providers rather than job seekers. The Cell not only

motivates the necessary knowledge and skill sets to help them to work as entrepreneurial

manager rather than a simple traditional manager.

Since, its inception, the EDC is actively engaged in achieving its objectives through several

ways like conducting entrepreneurial workshops, exercises, seminars, entrepreneur's talks

and many more activities relating to entrepreneurship. Through our initiatives, we are trying

to unleash the entrepreneurial potential of our young students and at the same time, we also

provide the vital support system to help them in starting their entrepreneurial career.

23. Research and Extension Facilities

The Research and Technology Development Centre (RTDC), a nodal centre to foster the

research activities in various multidisciplinary areas has been established to explore cutting

edge high tech research in the frontier areas of engineering, management, law, Information

Technology, mass communication and Social Sciences & Humanities.

The University continues to give priority to encourage research and the efforts made in this

direction include:

Identification and appointment of eminent scholars as faculty members.

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Encouraging and providing funds to faculty to undergo advanced training in India

and foreign countries.

Deputing faculty under exchange programmes.

Encouraging faculty to attend National and International Conferences.

Institution of Best Researcher awards to deserving teachers.

24. Corporate Resource Centre

The Corporate Resource Centre has been established to facilitate a larger industry-academia

interface in higher education. It is a nodal Centre for faculty, academics, and industry for

mutual interaction and research. The Centre focuses on seeking wider industry participation

in the academic process particularly in research, course designing, and curricula delivery. It

helps and encourages faculty to seek industry assignments and use the same as a source of

updating their practical knowledge base. This has also opened up possibilities of bringing real

life corporate experience in the interactive teaching-learning in classroom sessions. During

the year the students were encouraged to participate in conferences organized by different

bodies like AIMA, FICCI, CII and ASSOCHAM.

25. Orientation Programme

An orientation programme was conducted in August, 2016 to welcome the new UG and PG

students in the academic session 2016-17 of the University. All the faculty members, students

and the staff members of the University attended the programme. The programme started

with the welcome speech and introduction of various factionaries of the University. The

President motivated the students to be involved in studies and also participate in co-

curricular and extra-curricular activities. Further, the President said that the induction

programme would contribute to students' understanding of the relevance of higher

education to their life and then only would they be able to reach the crest of the success. He

also provided information on the various courses started and being run by the University.

During the general orientation, the UG students were given detailed account of the

curriculum, academic requirements and policies. The students were given a campus tour to

familiarize them to the facilities and resources available on campus. They met instructors of

the first semester courses for briefings. Similar sessions were organized programme-wise for

the PG students, with emphasis on the details of the curriculum and the available options

with regard to elective courses. Apart from academic orientation, they were also given

orientation to hostel life by student volunteers. The newly admitted students were also given

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library orientation classes to introduce them to the library collection, services and the use of

electronic resources.

26. Personality Development

Personality development is as critical as academic excellence. So, for a structured personality

development students' character traits are analyzed and they are nurtured accordingly. The

University therefore, emphasizes the all-round development of its students. It aims at

producing not only good professionals, but also good and worthy citizens of a great country,

aiding in its overall progress and development. It endeavors to treat every student as an

individual, to recognize their potential and to ensure that they receive the best preparation

and training for achieving their career ambitions and life goals. The faculty also share a keen

interest in the students' personality development and help them gain a healthy thirst for

knowledge and a determination to succeed, while retaining traditional values of discipline,

respect and sincerity in all their endeavors. Each faculty mentors a group of 20 students. The

faculty guides each student in their academic as well as personal lives, throughout the

duration of their course.

27. Efficient Governance - Strategic Working

Good Governance forms the bedrock of any world-class organization or University. The

governance structure at Jagan Nath University is modeled to evolve a system that helps to

draw upon the strengths of academic community and industry professionals.

From day one, the University has the good fortune to have distinguished personalities as its

Presidents who gave direction to the institution in its formative years. These visionaries left

no stone unturned in making the institution one of the best in the country.

The University is headed by the Chairperson who remains constantly in touch with the

President and advises him on the functioning of the University. The Board of Management,

Academic Council, Finance Committee, Board of Studies, Departmental Research Committee,

Examination Committee are the University authorities to regulate and monitor the

governance of the University on all academic and financial matters and also to frame the

rules and regulations. The meetings of The Board of Management, Academic Councils and

Finance Committee are held regularly as per the schedule approved by the University. The

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President is supported by Deans of the faculties, Head of the Departments, Registrar,

Controller of Examinations, Chief Finance and Accounts Officer and other officers and staff.

The University follows an academic calendar of events. It ensures the implementation of

reservation and other educational policy of the State Government of Rajasthan.

Functioning smoothly, following the provisions of the Acts and Statutes, the administration

has been streamlined to ensure efficiency reflected in maintaining the schedule of

admissions, in completing the courses, conduct of examinations, declaration of results and

conducting research, etc. As a guiding principle for a fair administration, faculty of the

University is associated with the process of decision making at various levels. Students, too,

are associated with the various administrative channels related to their education, curricula

and hostel accommodation. Thus, in the pyramid of administration from top to bottom, all

the segments of the University make their respective contribution to the regularity and

responsive administration of the University.

28. Teaching-Learning Process

Teaching-learning process is quite satisfactory. The teaching learning process manifests

efforts to realize learner centered approach and technology orientation. They are monitored

with work plans and the predetermined academic calendar of events. Use of information and

communication technology is well appreciated. Conventional lecture method is

supplemented by OHP, Laptop and LCD. Students' involvement in learning is realized by

means of project work, paper presentations, case studies, excursions, group discussions and

industrial visits. Plays and organization of exhibitions in the university also help students to

increase their commitment to the subject. Students are motivated to take part in various

debates, elocution and other similar competitions which promote their analytical thinking.

The students of the University have won various positions in extra mural activities in various

competitions. Tutorial classes are also arranged to improve the communication skills of the

learners.

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29. Uniqueness of Academic Pattern

(i) Language Laboratory

The Language Laboratory is used for language tutorials. These are attended by the students

who voluntarily opt for Remedial English Classes. Lessons and exercises are recorded on

weekly basis so that the students are exposed to a variety of listening and speaking drills. This

especially benefit students who are deficient in English and also aims at confidence building

for interview and competitive examinations. The Language Laboratory sessions also include

word games, quizzes, extemporary speaking, debates, skits etc.

(ii) Practical Training

Besides meticulous academic teaching, an emphasis is given on practical training for

professional careers of the students. Rural camp, study tour, seminar, guest lectures by

visiting experts, and terms-end review are some of the mandatory but noncredit components

of the teaching programme for the major courses run by the Faculty. In different ways, each

of these activities contribute towards enhancing social sensitivity, skills for problem solving,

situational analysis, reflection, action, understanding of systemic marginalization of

vulnerable groups, power dynamics in organization and communities, innovative rural, urban,

tribal service management programmes, participatory research, creative writing, small group

assignments, paper presentation, discussions at formal platforms. In short, these

programmes promote self-learning by students in a wide range.

(iii) Learner Oriented Planning

Routine class teaching and the intensive interaction with the students and performance in

internal assessment and mid-term examinations enables the teachers to identify slow and

advanced learners who are then given assistance to improve their academic competence.

Summer courses of 4-6 weeks duration are organized for slow learners while advanced

learners are encouraged to participate in seminars/workshops etc.

(iv) Mentoring System

The teacher takes on the role of a facilitator. The teachers support and help the students to

discover their own style of learning and supply of course-material, coordinates the students'

presentations of individual milestones of their projects, moderates discussions, consults in all

kinds of problem-solving and seeking for solutions, lectures on topics that are selected in

plenary discussions with the students and conform to the curriculum. They also suggest topics

for lecturing and discussion according to the curriculum. The teachers adopt presentation and

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group discussion method to make the topic more interesting. The teachers frequently give

the illustrations and discuss the topics to acquaint the students with the practical insight of

the subject. Efforts are made to develop use of library for research and study. Reading habits

are developed by giving suitable assignments.

30. Feedback System: First Hand Improvement

The University follows the mechanism of student evaluation of teachers to improve the

teaching - learning process. The University has developed questionnaire suitable to all

departments to undertake student feedback on courses, departments, teachers, campus, and

support devises at the end of every semester. At the end of each semester, the feedback

from students is obtained. In this feedback, questions regarding evaluation of the teachers

are sought. After analysis of such feedback, evaluation of the teachers is carried out. If the

response regarding the performance of any teacher is not within expectation then authorities

guide and encourage concerned teacher for improvement in substance and technique. Based

on such feedback, the University is able to improve the infrastructural facilities, teaching -

learning process as well as basic amenities.

31. Examination System - Benchmarking Excellence

The University examination system is based on the philosophy of continuous teaching and

evaluation. The University follows the semester system with Choice Based Credit System

(CBCS) in the academic year 2016-17 as per the guidelines laid down by the UGC. Setting up

of question papers is done by External experts and the answer books are evaluated by them.

At the end of each semester, students have to meet the minimum criteria of academic

performance stipulated in University's Regulations to be promoted to the next semester.

There is a zero tolerance of copying in the examination.

The University works with utmost ethics, transparency, non-interference, accountability and

decentralization. It has a well organized and transparent Examination System. The University

makes every attempt to make the teaching, learning and evaluation process to be effective

and innovative. The conduct of Examinations is systematic, methodical, prompt and

transparent and are held as per the schedule. It is all computerized. Central evaluation is

followed with coding and decoding procedure. There is provision for recounting and

revaluation available at UG level and PG level. The University follows calendar of events for

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the academic programmes that facilitates the systematic working and conduction of many

exams simultaneously.

Continuous assessment based on student's performance and participation in the class on

daily basis throughout the term, through assignments, projects, term papers, home works

followed by tests, design problems or case studies, is an integral part of the evaluation of a

student's performance and the examination system is completely transparent, with a

provision for scrutiny of answer books by the students.

32. Training & Placement - First Step to the World of Work

Placements at the University are a regular activity. The University has a dedicated ' Training &

Placement cell' headed by Training and Placement Officer, along with the alumni of the

Institute and senior faculties, aims at making available quality placement opportunities for

students and at maintaining linkages with Human Resource Departments in the Industry and

Research Organizations.

Reputed industrial houses across the country visit our University regularly for the campus

recruitment programs. The placement cell coordinates quite well with the corporate sector

and provides well-developed infrastructure to facilitate the campus selection programs. The

cell maintains a very cordial relationship with all the recruiting industries and also prepares

the recruited candidates to face the competitive world.

It regularly organizes interviews and group discussions to familiarize students with standard

selection procedures and Campus interviews in association with large industrial and

commercial firms and corporate bodies. Different renowned organizations are invited to

participate in the placement process wherein students appear for recruitment process of

their choice of organization. As a result, students are benefited with progressively

remunerative and rewarding placements in reputed organizations.

The University has also maintained close linkage with industries and other organizations, so

that students of various disciplines can visit their plants to get a direct insight into the multi-

functional processes at these organizations. In-plant training is also organized as per the

course curriculum. Last year many fruitful training sessions and tours were conducted. Our

treasured alliances with top companies have given lot of exposure of corporate world to our

students. Some of the corporate leaders visited University and shared their experiences with

the students.

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The placement cell also organizes many extra and co-curricular activities for the students. The

cell counsels the students for career opportunities, conducts mock interviews, arranges group

discussion, etc. The Cell frequently organizes, the entrepreneurship development programs,

awareness programs on competitive examination etc. They are also given an opportunity to

interact with the industry personnel during pre placement visit and at many other occasions.

With the talent crunch in the industry, the relationship between the University and industries

was better. The industries not only visited the University campus for summer and final

placement but also for ongoing mutually beneficial relationship.

Placement of the students of the Jagannath University is always on the top priority on the

academic part of the University. It is an ongoing process with key emphasis on the right

Placement for the right candidate. Students of the Jagannath University are exposed to

maximum number of Placement Events to facilitate the selection of the students in right

companies.

The process of Placement Events starts in July at the beginning of the session and completes

with the session ending in June. In the Academic session students have to undergo a planned

and methodical curriculum for the branches of Engineering, Architecture, Management and

Law. Students are trained in the soft skills and presentations to facilitate in the selection of

the candidates with respect to the companies.

Students of the University, enriched their technical knowledge by visiting various industrial

units -power generation units, cement plants and auto-engine manufacturing units, Krishi

Vigyan Kendras, Courts, Open Jain and Historical places, etc.

33. Linkage /Tie up with the Industry

The University has close linkage with the industry as it is absolutely essential especially for the

technical education to be purposeful. This helps the faculty to familiarize themselves with

industrial practices and share the same with the students in the form of case studies to make

teaching-learning interesting. To have linkage with the industry, opportunities are provided

to the teachers to 'work' with industries for short durations. Industries on the other hand

offer internships to students to have them on-job experience. Therefore, industry and

academia collaboration is the way forward to achieve excellence in higher education.

Researchers are encouraged to work on practical problems faced by the industry and work on

it that will be fruitful for both research and industry.

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34. Co-Curricular Activities - Overall Learning

In order to ensure that the students have effective learning experience the University

organizes debates, essay writing, elocution and other competitions according to academic

calendar to improve and sustain the academic quality of the students. The faculty ensures

that the students have effective learning experiences through their problem solving skills. The

students who are given the freedom to explore areas based on their personal interests, and

who are accompanied in their learning by a supportive, understanding facilitator, not only

achieve superior academic results but also develop socially and grow personally. A well

maintained, separate computer laboratory with internet and reprographic facility is

accessible to the students. They can access latest changes and developments taking place in

higher education across the globe.

Extension Activities

Various extension activities like AIDS awareness, Survey Work on Below Poverty Line Groups,

Blood Donation Camps, Anti- dowry movement, Environmental Awareness, water quality

monitoring were organized. Various community capacity building and livelihood programmes

including those related to gender and health were also organized. In an effort towards

development of social sensitivities and good citizenship qualities among the students most of

the departments integrate community outreach programmes into their curricular activities.

35. School of Distance Learning

The School of Distance Learning of the University was established in 2010. The objective was

to take university based education beyond the four walls of the University. The School has

been functioning effectively catering to the educational needs of employees, house wives and

such of those who are interested to improve qualifications in different disciplines. It

continues to do so and fulfils a prime social responsibility of providing education at the door

step for those who are unable to access formal education. The School offers 5 courses - 3

year BBA and 3 year BCA at Undergraduate level, 2 year MBA and 3 year MCA at PG level and

1 year Postgraduate Diploma in Computer Applications, duly approved by the UGC Distance

Education Bureau.

36. Faculties

The University has taken all measures to effectively address its goals and objectives by

providing excellent instruction competent faculty and staff and by making the needed

infrastructure available to its students and researchers. In keeping with this, the University

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offers variety of programs- Graduate, Post Graduate & Research levels through its various

faculties as follows:

Faculty of Engineering & Technology

Computer Science & Information Technology

Electrical Engineering

Civil Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Faculty of Architecture & Planning

Faculty of Law

Faculty of Management

Faculty of Science

Department of Agriculture Science

Department of Physical Science

Faculty of Education

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Faculty : Engineering and Technology

Stream : Computer Science & Information Technology

Programs : B.Tech./M.Tech/BCA/MCA/Ph.D

Dean : Prof. (Dr.) Meenu Dave

Head of Department : Dr. Sandeep Kumar

Research Work/Ph.D. Awarded

Name of Scholar Title of Thesis Name of Guide Month & Year of Award

Awarding University

Mr. M. L. Saini An Approach towards Reducing Transmit Signal Power Consumption in Digital Communication by Use of Low Overhead Multiple Error Correcting Code

Prof. Vivek Kumar Sharma

Feb., 2017 Jagannath University

Published Work/Research Contribution of Teaching Staff

Papers Published

Name of Teacher Topic/Field of Research Paper / Article Ref. of Journal/Book

Dr. Meenu Dave Unstructured Text: A Multi-Dimensional Analysis and Data Cube Formation

Advances in Computational Sciences and Technology (ACST), ISSN 0973-6107, Vol. 10, No. 7, 2017.

Mutual Information Gain based Test Suite Reduction

International Journal of Computer Applications (IJCA), Vol. 168 - No.4, June 2017, ISSN: 0975 – 8887.

Security in Cloud: Joint Responsibility of Cloud Consumer and Cloud Provider

International Journal of Innovations & Advancement in Computer Science (IJIACS) Vol. 6, Issue 6, June 2017, ISSN 2347 – 8616.

Particle Swarm Optimization with Mutation for Flexible Job Shop Scheduling Problem

International Journal of Electronics Engineering (IJEE), Volume 9, Number 2, June-Dec 2017, ISSN 0973-7383.

Enhancing the Efficiency and Scalability of Big Data Using HK-Hybrid Clustering Algorithm

International Journal of Research in Electronics and Computer Engineering (IJRECE), Vol. 5, Issue 2, Apr.-June 2017, ISSN: 2393-9028 (PRINT) | ISSN: 2348-2281 (ONLINE).

The Analytical Comparison of ID3 and C4.5 using WEKA

International Journal of Computer Applications (IJCA), Vol. 167 - No.11, June 2017, ISSN: 0975 – 8887.

Transformation of Images Using Wavelet Transform For Image Watermarking of Text in Binary Images

International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication (IJRITCC), Volume 5, Issue 3, Mar. 2017, ISSN: 2321- 8169.

Particle Swarm Optimization: A Detailed Study in reference to Job Shop Scheduling and Flexible Job Shop Scheduling

International Journal of Computer Application (IJCA), Vol.7, No. 1, Jan.-Feb. 2017, ISSN: 2250-1797.

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Analysis of Image Retrieval using Hybrid Texture and Shape based Feature Vectors

International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication (IJRITCC), ISSN: 2321-8169, Volume 4, Issue 12 , Dec. 2016.

Need and Usage of Traceability Matrix for Managing Requirements

International Journal of Engineering

Research (IJER), Volume No.5, Issue

No.8, ISSN:2319-6890)(online),2347-

5013(print), Aug. 2016.

Quantitative Analysis and Interpretation of Big Data Variables in Crime Using R

International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science and Electronics Engineering (IJARCSEE), Volume 5, Issue 7, ISSN: 2277 – 9043, July 2016.

Dr. Sandeep Kumar

Self balanced particle swarm optimization International Journal of System Assurance Engineering and Management, Springer.

Dr. Mithilesh Kumar Dubey

Strategies for reducing farmer's suicide Using ICT

BRICS Journal of Educational Research,

ISSN: 2231-5829

Dr. Madan Lal Saini

Signal Power Consumption in Digital Communication Using Convolutional Code with Compared to Un-Coded System

International Journal of Computer Trends and Technology,

ISSN: 2231-2803

Mr. Neeraj Manglani

Gray Scale Image Compression IJARCCE

ISSN:2278-1021

Number Plate Processing for implementing Pollution Fine and Vehicle Restriction

IJIR

ISSN: 2454-1362

Automatic PCB Defect Detection with Image Enhancement

IJIR

ISSN: 2454-1362

Lectures Delivered / Paper Presented in Seminars / Conferences / Congresses etc. attended by the Department Teachers outside the Department

Name of Teacher Name of Conference / Seminar

Place and Date Topic of Lecture

Dr. Meenu Dave IEEE 2017 4th

International Conference on “Computing for Sustainable Global Development”

Bharati Vidyapeeth's Institute of Computer Applications and Management (BVICAM), New Delhi. Mar. 1-3, 2017

Cooperative Caching in VANETs: Latest Trends

IEEE 2017 4th

International Conference on “Computing for Sustainable Global Development”

Bharati Vidyapeeth's Institute of Computer Applications and Management (BVICAM), New Delhi. Mar. 1-3, 2017

Particle Swarm Optimization: A Detailed Study in reference to Job Shop Scheduling and Flexible Job Shop Scheduling

2nd

IEEE International Conference on Recent Advances & Innovations in Engineering (ICRAIE-2016),

Poornima College of Engineering, Jaipur. Dec. 23-25, 2016

Analysis of Big Data for Data-intensive Applications

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PIICON 2016 | 7th

IEEE Power India International Conference,

The Hotel Lallgarh Palace, Bikaner, Rajasthan. Organized by Govt. Engineering College, Bikaner, Rajasthan. Nov. 25-27, 2016

Aggrandize Text Security and Hiding Data through Text Steganography

5th IEEE International Conference on System Modeling & Advancement in Research Trends (SMART 2016)

College of Computing Sciences & Information Technology, Teerthanker Mahaveer University, Moradabad, U.P., Nov. 25-27, 2016.

Different Clustering Algorithms for Big Data Analytics: A Review

Springer International Conference on "Smart Trends for Information Technology and Computer Communications" (SMARTCOM 2016)

Hotel Four Points by Sharaton, Jaipur,

Aug. 6-7, 2016

Mutation Testing and Test Data Generation Approaches: A Review

Springer International Conference on "Smart Trends for Information Technology and Computer Communications" (SMARTCOM 2016)

Hotel Four Points by Sharaton, Jaipur,

Aug. 6-7, 2016

Software Testing and Information Theory

Dr. Sandeep Kumar International Conference on Recent Advances and Innovations in Engineering (ICRAIE-2016)

Poornima University, Jaipur, Dec. 23-25, 2016

Levy Flight based Animal Migration Optimization Algorithm

International Conference on Soft Computing: Theories and Applications(Socta 2016)

Amity University, Jaipur, Dec. 28-30, 2016

An Improved Spider Monkey Optimization Algorithm

International Conference on Soft Computing: Theories and Applications(Socta 2016)

Amity University, Jaipur, Dec. 28-30, 2016

Modified Gbest Artificial Bee Colony Algorithm

Seminars / Conferences / Congresses etc. attended by the Teachers outside the Department

Name of Teacher Name of Conference / Seminar Place and Date

Dr. Meenu Dave Springer International Conference on "Smart Trends for Information Technology and Computer Communications" (SMARTCOM 2016),

Hotel Four Points by Sharaton, Jaipur, Aug. 6-7, 2016

Seminars / Conference / Workshop organized by the Department

Topic Date Main Speakers

National Workshop on LATEX and MATLAB: Indispensable Tools for Research

Feb. 6-10, 2017 Prof. J. C. Bansal, Dr. Harish Sharma, Dr. P. S. Rana, Dr. Mukesh Saraswat

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Any other Achievement by the Faculty / Department

Dr. Meenu Dave was the Guest of Honour in National Seminar on Modern Subjects at Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan, Jaipur on Mar. 19, 2017 and delivered a lecture on “Changing Trends from Cloud Computing to Internet of Things”.

Dr. Sandeep Kumar appointed as reviewer for journal of experimental and theoretical Artificial Intelligence, Taylor and Francis (SCI).

Dr. Sandeep Kumar chaired a session in International Conference on Soft Computing: Theories and Applications (Socta 2016), Amity University, Jaipur, Dec. 28-30, 2016.

Dr. Sandeep Kumar chaired a session in International Conference on Smart Technologies in Computer and Communication (SmartTech-2017), Amity University, Jaipur, Mar. 27-29, 2017.

Mr. Madan Lal Saini was awarded Ph.D. He carried out his research on the topic “An Approach towards Reducing Transmit Signal Power Consumption in Digital Communication by Use of Low Overhead Multiple Error Correcting Code”.

Industrial Visit

An industrial visit for B. Tech. (CS), BCA, and MCA students is schedule on May 06, 2017. Students visited CYBEROPS, Arjun Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan.

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ICDL Digital Challenge Examination ICDL is the world's largest Digital Skills Certification body. The ICDL Foundation works with governments, educational institutions and corporate around the globe to raise standards of ICT proficiency at the workplace. Faculty of Engineering and technology successfully conducted the Qualifying Round of the ICDL Digital Challenge Examination 2017 at Jagan Nath University on May 3, 2017. A total of 61 students from all streams appeared in this exam.

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Faculty : Engineering and Technology

Stream : Electrical Engineering

Programs : B.Tech., M.Tech., Ph.D.



Teacher-in-charge : Mr. Ramesh Bharti



Awarding University

Mr. Ramesh Bharti

Design and Analytic study of pcf and Its components for applications in communication systems

Dr. Y. C. Bhatt & Dr. Y. S. Shishodia

May, 2017 Jagan Nath University

Published Work/Research Contribution of Teaching Staff Papers Published


Mr. Ramesh Bharti

Pre and Post dispersion compensation techniques using FGb with high gain for Multiplexed DWDM systems

International Journal of Engineering Science and computing with ISSN 2250-1371 volume 6 issue 7, July 2016

“Analysis of Gain Characteristics of Erbium Doped Fiber Amplifier (EDFA) with ump Power and Fiber Length

International Journal of Science, Engineering and Technology (IJSET) ISSN: 2348-4098, Volume 05 Issue 02 2017.

Mr. Himanshu Joshi

Investigation of Single Mode Square Lattice Photonic Crystal Fiber with Ultra flattened Dispersion

International Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences (IJEAS) ISSN: 2394-3661, Vol-3, Iss-7, July 2016.

Study and Analysis of Photonic Crystal Fiber in Honey Comb Structure with Ultra-Flattened Dispersion

International Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences (IJEAS) ISSN: 2394-3661, Vol-3, Iss-7, July 2016.




Mr. Ankur Saxena International Conferences ETAEERE-2016

Sikkim Manipal University, Sikkim, Dec. 17- 18 , 2016

Computation of Actuation Voltage and Stress Made of Hafnium Oxide Materials Used in Radio Frequency Miro Electromechanical System Switch

Ms. Sushma Lohia IEEE Conference ), 7th

Power India International Conference ( PIICON 2016)

Lallgarh Palace, Conducted by Govt. Engineering College. Bikaner (Raj.) from Nov. 25-27, 2016.

Optimal Capacitor Placement in Distribution System Using Genetic Algorithm

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Mr. Sudarshan Kumar Jain Biometric-based Authentication and De-identification For Privacy Protection

MNIT from Dec. 19-25, 2016.

Mr. Ramesh Bharti, Anupam Agarwal, Mr. Tarun Badiwal

Introduction of Robotics

SKITM&G, Jaipur from Dec. 22-23, 2016.

Mr. Anupam Agarwal 5th

international conference on advances in computing, communication and Informatics workshop

LMNIIT campus Jaipur from Sept. 21-24, 2016.

Biomedical Image Analysis IIT, Roorkee from Jan. 9-13, 2017 under GIAN.

Mr. Ramesh Bharti Recent Trendsand Simulators for Wireless Sensor Networks

Govt. Woman Engineering College, Ajmer in Association with Computer society of India, Jaipur Chapter from Oct. 17-22, 2016.

Mr. Sudhanshu Mathur International workshop on Modeling and Simulation of Next Generation Optical Networks [NGON – 2017]

Government Women Engineering College, Ajmer. Mar. 20-22, 2017.

Special Achievements by Students

Megha Vilasrao Kumawat, Namrta Jain & Mukesh Kumar student M-tech III sem DC attended a one week short term training programme (STTP) on “Recent Trendsand Simulators for Wireless Sensor Networks” organized by Govt. Woman Engineering College, Ajmer in Association with Computer society of India, Jaipur Chapter from Oct. 17-22, 2016.

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Faculty : Engineering & Technology

Stream : Civil Engineering

Programs : B.Tech, M.Tech., Ph.D.



Teacher-in-charge : Dr. Bharat Nagar



Awarding University

Mr. Bharat Nagar Performance Of Concrete Using Various Waste Materials

Prof. V.P.Bhargava

May, 2017 Jagannath University



Dr. Bharat Nagar

Experimental Study on Effects Of Sludge Waste In Concrete

International Journal of Engineering Sciences & Research Technology, ISSN: 2277-9655.

Effect of Glass Powder on Various Properties of Concrete

International Journal of Science, Engineering and Technology, ISSN (Online): 2348-4098.

An Experimental Study on Rigid Pavements by Using Various Waste Materials

International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication, ISSN: 2321-8169.

Effects of Waste Glass Powder on Compressive Strength of Concrete

International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development, Volume 1(4), ISSN: 2456-6470.

Experimental Study of Treatment and Reuse of Grey Water

International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development, Volume 1(4), ISSN: 2456-6470.

Effect Of Marble Slurry And Recycled Aggregate In Different Grade Of Concrete

International Research Journal Of Engineering And Technology, ISSN : 2395-0056.

Performance of Recycled Aggregates using GGBS” An Experimental Study

International Research Journal Of Engineering And Technology ISSN: 2395 -0056, Volume: 04 Issue: 06 | June -2017




Dr. Bharat Nagar

Advance Construction Materials in Civil Engineering Structures ACMCES-2017

Maharishi Arvind Institute Of Engineering And Technology, Jaipur, 24-25 Mar. 2017

Performance of concrete by using marble powder

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Mr. Bharat Nagar Earthquake Resistant Structures- Design and construction

Hotel Lalit on Dec. 1, 2016 organized by ultra tech cement

Contemporary Management Practices: Leadership In Times of Complexity And Change Biz-Mage 17

Jagannath University Jaipur on Mar. 4, 2017

Sustainable Solid Waste Management, Smart Cities and Swatch Bharat Initiative

Kautliya institute of technology on Feb. 25, 2017



Cement and its Various Properties Sept. 14, 2016 Mr. Hemant Shrimali, TTSM, Jaipur

Special Achievements by Students The following live and working projects are developed by the civil engineering students

Complete thought and working Model of Smart Cities

Working model of Rain water harvesting in a building

Working model of cable Suspended bridge

Working model of hydraulic bridge

Model of conference hall

Working model of JCB machine

Modal of Bridge over Road

Truss Bridge

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Faculty : Engineering & Technology

Stream : Mechanical Engineering

Programs : B.Tech, M.Tech., Ph.D.



Teacher-in-charge : Mr. Avinash Nath Tiwari



Rakesh Kumar Introduction To Robotics SKIT, Jaipur (22 & 23 DEC,2016)

Avinash Nath Tiwari Latex & Matlab Jagannath University, Jaipur, 6-10 Feb 2017

Contemporary MGMT Practices Jagannath University, Jaipur, 4 Mar. 2017

Rakesh Kumar Latex & Matlab Jagannath University, Jaipur, Feb. 6-10 , 2017



Entrepreneurship Nov. 10, 2016 Mr. K C Meena, Mr. D N Mathur

Current Scenario of Technology and Job Status in Current Market

Mar. 22, 2017 Mr. Ankit Sharma

Co-curricular / other Activities organized by Department

Vishwakarma Puja was celebrated by the Mechanical Engg. Department in Sept. 2016

Project made by Final Year students of Mechanical Engineering 2013-17 Batch Special Achievements by Students

Final year students of B. Tech Mechanical engineering completed their GTAAF-S3 car as major project.

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Faculty : Architecture and Planning

Department : Architecture and Planning

Program : B. Arch

Dean : Ar. Viresh Jhalani

Head of Department : Ar. Sumeet Rai

Published Work/Research Contribution of Teaching Staff

Papers Published


Ar.Manjari Rai Open spaces, two dimensional breathing outlets of a residential Neighborhood

ISBN978-4-8189-2984-5

Sustainable Urban Landscape Practices International Journal of Scientific and Engineering Research IJSER Volume 7

Ar. Ashish Pateriya Sustainable transplant of trees in urban areas

ISBN9978-9386447029


Name of Teacher Name of Conference / Seminar Place and Date Topic of Lecture

Ar. Ashish Pateriya Emerging Trends in Sustainable Urban Development

Gwalior 28th

Feb 2017 Sustainable transplant of trees in urban areas



Ar. Ashish Pateriya, Ar. Gaurav Agarwal, Ar. Rao Gaurav Pratap Singh

ARCASIA

Jaipur, May 23-25, 2017



Electrical services

Electrical services

History of Rajasthani Art

Electrical Services

3dsmax in Computer

Landscape Architecture

Building Services-II (Electrical Services)



workshop of paper Mache

Sept. 16, 2016

Nov. 24, 2016

Nov. 15, 2016

Apr. 10, 2017

Feb. 11, 2017

Feb. 16, 2017

Feb. 25, 2017

Mar. 17-18, 2017

Apr. 18, 2017

May 23-24, 2017

Mr. Manoj Jain

Mr. Manoj Jain

Mr. Bhawani Shanker Sharma

Mr. Amit Kakkar

By Cadd Center

Ar. Rahul Khandelwal

Mr. Kartavya Jain

Mr. Kartavya Jain

Mr. Kartavya Jain

Mr. Virendra Sharma

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Special Achievements by Students

Uttam Architect Award -2016, The students & staff of Faculty of Architecture& Planning, Jagan Nath University, Jaipur was awarded with "THE BEST INNOVATIVE DESIGN" under the "Special category" of Uttam Architect Award -2016, on the evening of Grand Finale on 07-11-2016 at Hotel Marriot,Jaipur.

The Uttam Architect Mangalam Cement organized the design competition in which students from various architectural colleges were asked to participate and design a School building at Kolkata. The work of the students under the mentor ship of Ar. Mohan Taori, was highly appreciated and was awarded with :"THE BEST INNOVATIVE DESIGN" under the "Special category" from the total 56 entries with a prize of Rs.10,000/-

F.D.P. Details:

Ar. Ashish Pateriya was attended faculty development program on recent trends in building services for architecture and constriction engineering, organized by the department of architecture MITS Gwalior from 27

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Feb to 9th

Mar. 2017.

Co-curricular / other Activities organized by Department

Sports and Cultural Week 2017 (Our Annual Sports & Cultural Intra University event) was scheduled from 27th Feb. to 3rd Mar., 2017 (5 Days) in the University campus at Chaksu.

Annual Function "ARCADE '17" on Apr. 15, 2017 was held.

The following events were held:

1- Talk show with 4 architects,

2- Dance performances of different genres

3- Unplugged songs and band performance by college band

4- Fashion walk, imagining how would dresses be if architects were designers

5- Small tribute to seniors.

Trophies won are as follows:-

1) Studio Design

a) Ist yr Sec A got first position b) II yr Sec B got second position c) IIIrd yr Sec B got III position

2) Cricket

a) Ist Himanshu Hunters b) II Pawan Pirayes c) Darmendra Daredevils

3) Basketball

a) Ist Akshat Agarwal b) Akshat Meel

4) Volleyball

a) Ist Akshat Meel b) Deependra Singh

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Made-Week

Seminars & Workshops

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Faculty : Law

Department : Law

Programs : B.A. LL.B. / B.B.A.LL.B. 5 Year Integrated Course,

LL.M. One Year Program, Ph.D.

Dean : Dr. G.S. Rajpurohit (w.e.f. 28.04.2017)

HoD : Dr. Mahendra Tiwari (w.e.f. 27.04.2017)



Awarding University

Ms. Arundhati Crime Against Women in India: A Study of Legislative and Judicial Trends with Special Reference to Criminal Amendment Act, 2014

Prof. G.S Rajpurohit

21st

Nov. 2016

JaganNath University

Mr. Naresh Kumar

Legal Control of Cyber Crimes – A Study of Cyber Legislations in India

Prof. G.S Rajpurohit

21st

Nov. 2016


Mr. Mohan Shakti

Juvenile Justice System in India: A Statutory and Procedural Study

Dr. Mahendra Tiwari

05th

Apr., 2017


Ms. Aditi Kaushal A Socio & Legal study Of the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace, Act, 2013

Dr. Mahendra Tiwari

26th

Nov. 2016


Mr. Vipin Mathur

Patenting of Pharmaceuticals: A Comparative Study of the Laws in U.S., Europe, China and India

Dr. Mahendra Tiwari (Co Supervisor)

26th

Oct., 2016




Dr. G.S Rajpurohit Indian politics and one party domination: Effect on Regional politics

Research journal of social science and Management.Vol:07, Number:02, June 2017

An appraisal of Khap panchayat : Issues and Concerns

IJSR Volume 06 Issue 04, Apr. 2017

“Need and Challenges to Uniform Civil Code in India: A Special Reference to Muslim Ethos”

Journal of Law and Public Policy Uniform Civil Code Vol. –IV, 2017

“Regulations in Telecom Sector & Protection of Consumer Rights”

Indian Bar Review Vol. –XLIV (1), 2017

Indian IPR Policies in Global Scenario: A Brief Review

World Journal of Pharmaceutical Research (SJIF impact factor 6.805) Volume 5, Issue 10, 173-175, 2016. ISSN No. 2277-7105.

“The Role of Police in the Administration of Criminal Justice: Under British Crown to Democratic India”

Plebs Journal of Law with ISSN 2454-4124, Impact Factor- 6.391, Vol. –II, (Dec. 2016)

Polluters Pay Principles- A Changing Scenario in Indian Perspective

Refereed Journal of the Legal Studies, Department of Law, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur Vol XLVII, Dec 2016

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Inter Caste Relationship and politics in Northern India

GRA’s Multi disciplinary International Journal Vol1, No7 (2017)

Dr. Mahendra Tiwari

IP provisions for Medicinal Plants and Products : A Comparative Study of the Laws in U.S., Europe, China and India

Republic of Turkey Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs General Directorate of Forestry, Ankara, Turkey. ISBN : 978-605-61261-1-6

Remedies against Arbitral Award: A Critique of Section 34 of Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996.

International Research Journal of Commerce and Law Vol.04 Issue-7 (July, 2017) , ISSN: 2349-705X , Impact Factor- 4.616.

An Insight into Criminalization of Politics in India”

Plebs Journal of Law (Vol.-II, No. II, Dec. 2016) p-ISSN : 2454-4124, e-ISSN : 2455-5096 pp. 42-57

Dr. Abhishek Baplawat

Emerging Legal Aspects for expanding Entrepreneurship Globally

International Journal of Commerce & Management Science (IJCMS) ISSN no – 2455-5967 Impact Factor: 1.675 AIJRA Vol. II Issue I

Foreign Direct Invest in Retail in India : A Boon or a Bane for Indian Economy

Ascent international Journal for Research Analysis ISSN no – 2455-5967 Impact Factor: 1.675 AIJRA Vol. II Issue I

“An insight into criminalization of politics in India”

Ascent international Journal for Research AnalysisISSN no – 2455-5967, Impact Factor: 1.675 AIJRA Vol. II Issue I

Mr. Shyamalendu Das

A study on enacting of Good and Service tax in India: Future outcomes

International Journal titled “Ascent International Journal for Research Analysis” published by Navbharat Memorial Foundation Jaipur. ISSN -2455-5967, Impact Factor : 1.675 AIJRA Vol. II Issue I.

Assistance from the World Bank: Platforms for Growth of India

International Journal titled “Ascent International Journal for Research Analysis” published by Navbharat Memorial Foundation Jaipur. ISSN -2455-5967 AIJRA Vol. I Issue I.




Dr. G.S Rajpurohit Legal Environment of Business in changing Scenario

University Five Year Law college & Department of Business Administration, University of Rajasthan on Mar. 3-4 , 2017.

National & International provisions of Business in changing Scenario : Problems & Solutions

Extension lecture JaganNath University, Bahadargh, NCR Delhi

Jan. 11, 2017.

Criminal law reforms in recent times

Criminal Law Reforms JaganNath University, Bahadurgarh, Haryana on Feb. 11 , 2017

Implementation of Laws relating to white collar crimes

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International Conference on “Environmental Awareness : Protection & New Challenges”

St. Wilfred’s P.G. College & International Society for Life Sciences, Jaipur, on Feb. 3-4, 2017.

Environmental Protection Laws, Policy and Practice – Recent trends : with special reference to Air Pollution Challenges and solution Concerns

National Seminar on “Human Rights : Issues and challenges”

Govt P.G. College Raj Garh Alwar, Rajasthan

Modern human rights trends and accidental compensation in India.

National Seminar on “Human Rights : Issues and Social Transformation”

Maharana Pratap Govt. Post Graduate College, Chittorgarh (Raj.) Jan. 6-7, 2017.

Protection of Human rights for Prisioners : A Comparative Study of Switzerland and India

National Seminar on “Surrogacy; A need to understand Ethical, Legal and Socio- Economic Issues”

University Five Year Law College on Sept. 17, 2016.

A comprehensive study on legality of Surrogacy in India

National Seminar Maharaja College, Jaipur University of Rajasthan and International society for Life sciences. Sept. 8-10, 2016.

Environmental challenges, Human Health and Society

National Seminar on “Corporate sector in India; Socio legal Issues and Challenges

University Institute of Law and Management Studies, Gurgaon. Apr. 27, 2016.

Human Rights and corporate social Responsibility

The Role of competition Law in New Economy: Issues challenges and opportunities

Department of Law and Management, JaganNath University Bahadurgarh Haryana Apr. 23, 2016

Interface between IPR and competition Law with reference to TRIPS Agreement

Dr. Mahendra Tiwari Triple Talaq : Law, Justice And Social Change

Vidyasthali Law College, Jaipur Feb. 11, 2017

Globalisation and Governance in India

National Workshop on “Intellectual Property Rights: Emerging Issues

University Law College, University of Raj., Jaipur held on Jan. 23-24, 2017

UGC Sponsored One Week Workshop on " LaTex & MATLAB: Indispensable Tools of Research”

Faculty of Engineering and Technology held JaganNath University, Jaipur. Jan. 6-10, 2017

National Workshop on “Demonetisation in India: Effective or Defective?”

Deptt. of Accountancy and Business Statistics, S.S. Jain Subodh PG (Autonomous) College, Jaipur held on Jan. 30, 2017

Dr. Abhishek Baplawat

National Workshop on “Research and Publication”

Navbharat Memorial Foundation in collaboration with S.S.Jain Subodh P.G.(Autonomous) College, on Apr. 3, 2017

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National Seminar on "Triple Talaq : law, justice and social change"

Vidyasthali Law College, Jaipur on Feb. 11, 2017

“TripleTalaq: An unfortunate pluralistic divergence of law in India”

National Workshop on “Demonitisation in India: Effective or Defective”

Department of Accountancy and Business Statistics, SS Jain Subodh PG College, Jaipur on Jan. 30, 2017

Two days Workshop on “Intellectual Property Rights: Emerging Issues”

Faculty of Law, University of Rajasthan on Jan. 23-24, 2017.

Mr. Shyamalendu Das National Workshop on “Demonetisation in India: Effective or Defective.” for Social Sciences

Department of Accountancy and Business Statistics, S.S. Jain P.G. (Autonomous) College, Jaipur, between Jan. 30, 2017.

Mr. Shyamalendu Das

National Conference on “Bhartiya Rajniti ki Dasa aiwn Disha”

S.S. Jain P.G. (Autonomous) College, Jaipur, Jan. 2016.

“Paradigm shift in Indian Political situation and effects”



National Moot Court Competition

Apr. 7-8, 2017

Honorable Mr. Justice Karni Singh Rathore (Former Judge), Honorable Mr. Justice Sashi Kant Sharma (Former Judge, RajasthanHigh Court), Honorable Mr. Jai Dayal Sharma, Honorable Mr. P. S. Tomar (Judge District and Session Court, Tonk, Rajasthan)

F.D.P. Details: Dr. G.S Rajpurohit, Dr. Mahendra Tiwari, Dr. Abhishek Baplawat, Mr. Shyamalendu Das - UGC Sponsored One Week Workshop on " LaTex & MATLAB : Indispensable tools of research’' JaganNath University, Jaipur on Feb. 6-10, 2017, UGC Sponsored One Week Workshop on " LaTex & MATLAB : Indispensable tools of research’' Co-curricular / other Activities organized by Department

Faculty of Law organized National Moot Court Competition at JNIT, Sitapura Campus on Apr. 8-9, 2017.

Expert lecture by Prof. (Dr.) K.L. Sharma, renowned professor of law from University of Rajasthan on the topic "Basic Jurisprudence of Law" and "Law and Morality" on 20th Oct 2016.

Open Jail Visit at Agriculture Institute Durgapura and at Open Jail at Sanganer, Jaipur, Oct. 26, 2016

Participation in the Inaugural Session of Legal Service week at Rajasthan High Court, Jaipur, Nov. 6, 2016.

Visit to National "India Industrial Fair IIF 2016" organised by Laghu Udyog Bharti Ministry of Skill Development, Ministry of MSME Government of India, Sept. 16-19, 2016.

Visit at Central Administrative Tribunal, Jaipur (CAT), Mar. 10, 2017.

Court Visit at District and Sessions Court, Jaipur, Mar. 10, 2017.

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Expert lecture by Prof. (Dr.) K.L. Sharma, renowned professor of law from University of Rajasthan

Open Jail Visit at Agriculture Institute Durgapura and at Open Jail at Sanganer, Jaipur

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Legal Service week at Rajasthan High Court, Jaipur

UGC National seminar held at Conference Hall, School of Legal Studies, Cochin

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National Level "India Industrial Fair IIF 2016" organised by LAGHU UDYOG BHARTI Ministry of Skill Development, Ministry of MSME Government of India

Visit at Central Administrative Tribunal, Jaipur

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Court Visit at District and Sessions Court, Jaipur & Legal Aid Camps

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Faculty : Management

Department : Management

Programs : MBA, BBA, B.Com & M.Com, Ph.D.

Dean : Prof. (Dr.) Vaishali Sharma

Head of Department : Prof. (Dr.) Vaishali Sharma



Awarding University

Ms. Shweta Bhatia

Cost Analysis of cement companies

(with Special Reference

to Rajasthan)

Dr. Kapil Khattar

Mar. 2017

Jagannath University

Ms. Jyotsna Sharma

A comparative study of employees job satisfaction in public and private sector banks in Rajasthan State

Dr. Vaishali Sharma

Apr. 2017 Jagannath University



Dr. Kapil Khatter Analyzing Consumer Buying Behavior with reference to online shopping in India

Prabandhgyan, International Journal of Management, Volume V (Annual Issue) Sept. 2016; ISSN No. 2319-6351

"A study on vital reasons for Alcohol consumption in the state of Rajasthan"

Ascent International Journal for Research Analysis, Volume I Issue III; ISSN No. 2455-5967

A study of cost Analysis among ACC cement, Shree Cement and JK cement Limited

Ascent International Journal for Research Analysis, Volume I Issue IV, Dec. 2016; ISSN No. 2455-5967

Impact of negative working capital on profitability with reference to India cement Limited

Ascent International Journal for Research Analysis, Volume I Issue IV, Dec. 2016; ISSN No. 2455-

Bandhan- The bank made and the making journey

Dream, Build & Grow: Unleasing The Entrepreneurial Potential Conference Proceedings of G.D.Goenka University, Gurgaon; ISBN No: 978-93-86256-46-1

Dr. Vaishali Sharma A Study on Role of Human Resource Post Acquisition (A Case study of SUN Pharmaceuticals and Ranbaxy Laboratories)

International Journal of Research in Commerce & Management, Volume 7 (2016) Issue No. 9;

ISSN 0976-2183

Redefining Teaching Through Ancient Wisdom

Changing role of Teachers in Changing Times. Seminar proceedings of R A Poddar College of Commerce & Economics, Mumbai; ISBN 978-93-85777-97-4

Creating Happy Youthful India: Conditions of Happiness

Conference proceedings of 4th

International Conference on Harnessing Youth for Development, Sustainability and Development: Imperatives and Challenges for SAARC and Emerging Asian Countries (ICHYDSH-2017); ISBN 978-93-86432-09-4

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Dr. Shilpi Khandelwal

“Interdisciplinarity : Synthesis in Education and Research"

Prabandhgyan, International Journal of Management Volume V (Annual Issue) Sept. 2016; ISSN No. 2319-6351

Dr. Shweta Bhatia

A study of Cost Analysis among ACC cement, Shree Cement and JK Cement Limited

Ascent International Journal for Research Analysis Volume I, Issue IV, Dec. 2016; ISSN No. 2455-5967

Ms. Swati Chaturvedi

“Recruitment and Selection for temporary Staffing at Reality Events & Motion Pictures”

Ascent International Journal for Research Analysis, Vol. II Issue II, Mar. 2017; Online ISSN: 2455-5967

Books Published

Name of Teacher Title Year Publisher

Dr. Shilpi Khandelwal Financial Engineering and Risk Management

2016 Random publishers, Delhi ISBN No. 978-93-5111-859-6




Dr. Kapil Khatter Dream, Build & Grow: Unleasing The Entrepreneurial Potential

G.D. Goenka University, Gurgaon, Haryana

Feb. 10, 2017

Bandhan- The Bank made and the making journey

Dr. Vaishali Sharma

4th International Conference on Harnessing Youth for Development, Sustainability and Development: Imperatives and Challenges for SAARC and Emerging Asian Countries (ICHYDSH-2017)

Jaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur, Rajasthan

Creating Happy Youthful India: Conditions of Happiness

NAAC sponsored national seminar on Changing Role of Teachers in Changing Times

Organized by IQAC R A Poddar College of Commerce & Economics, Mumbai on Sept. 3, 2016

Redefining Teaching through Ancient Wisdom



Dr. Kapil Khatter Dream, Build & Grow: Unleasing The Entrepreneurial Potential

G.D. Goenka University, Gurgaon, Haryana. Feb. 10, 2017

Demonetisation in India: Effective or Defective

S.S. Jain Subodh PG (Autonomous) College, Jaipur, Jan. 30, 2017

Dr. Vaishali Sharma 4th International Conference on Harnessing Youth for Development, Sustainability and Development: Imperatives and Challenges for SAARC and Emerging Asian Countries (ICHYDSH-2017)

Jaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur, Rajasthan

on Feb. 17-18, 2017

NAAC sponsored National Seminar on Changing Role of Teachers in Changing Times

R A Poddar College of Commerce & Economics, Mumbai, Sep. 3, 2016

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Dr. Shweta Bhatia


S.S. Jain Subodh PG (Autonomous) College, Jaipur Jan. 30, 2017

Ms. Swati Chaturvedi & Mr. Tarun Batra


S.S. Jain Subodh PG (Autonomous) college, Jaipur Jan. 30, 2017

National workshop on Research and Publication

S.S. Jain Subodh PG (Autonomous) college, Jaipur Apr. 3, 2017



“Biz-Mage 2017” A National Seminar on Contemporary Management Practices: Leadership in times of complexity and change

Mar. 4, 2017

Key note Speaker: Dr. Amit Jain, Chairman ISTD, Jaipur Chapter Speakers: Prof. S.P.Garg, Dean, SKIT, Jaipur. ( session I chairperson ) Prof. M.S.Verma University of Delhi. (Session II Chairperson) Mr. Vikram Sharma, Director, Nagaro Software, Jaipur Mr. Sunil Kurian, Head, Operations & Maintenance, Mahendra world City, Jaipur Mr. Vimal Mishra, DGM, Corporate Affairs, Mahindra World City Mr. Devendra Thakur, State Head, Reliance Telecom Motivational Speaker- Mr. Govind Gopalia, DGM & Plant Head, NBC (Newai & Manesar) Guest of Honour- Dr. Shyam Agarwal, President, ICSI

Xpression 16 – Paper Presentation Contest

22 Oct, 2016 Judges of the event- Dr. Kavita Choudhary, Associate Prof., JK Lakshmipat University Mr. Sandeep Pandey, State Head Sales. Century Plyboards (India) Ltd.

Special Achievements by Students Placement achievements of MBA IV Sem

Name of Students Organisation Designation Package Joining

Sourabh Sandeep

Jaro Education Career Development Executive

6.66 lacs/pa Jan. 2017

Shubham Mukherji Jaro Education Recruitment Executive 4.56 lacs/pa Jan. 2017

Shefali Singhal S & P Global Content Analyst 4 lacs/pa Mar. 27, 2017

Participation of students outside University

Name of Student Achievement Details Date Place/ Organization

Abahay Bakliwal (MBA II) Meenakshi (MBA II)

Participated in B - Quizzing Apr. 15, 2017 IIIM, Jaipur

Gaurav Kumawat (BBA IV)

Lovish Bansal (BBA IV)

Participated in B - Quizzing Apr. 15, 2017 IIIM, Jaipur

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Co-curricular / other Activities organized by Department Activities

Activity Date

Business Quiz 2016 Aug. 31, 2016

FUNDAE- LEARNING THE FUN WAY

Poster Making

Face Painting

Ad-mad show

Apr. 22, 2017

(EARTH DAY)

Industrial Visit

Name of Company Date Place

Havells India Limited, Neemrana. Oct. 26, 2016 Neemrana

Eicher Polaris Pvt. Ltd Apr. 18, 2017 Kukas, Jaipur

National Seminar BIZ MAGE 17

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Annual Paper Presentation Competition – XPRESSION 17

FUNDAE – Learning the Fun Way

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Industrial Visits

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Faculty : Faculty of Sciences

Department : Agriculture

Program : B.Sc. (Agriculture) Hons.

Dean : Prof. (Dr.) P. N. Kalla

Head of Department : Prof. (Dr.) P.N. Kalla



Mr. Shourabh Joshi Research paper entitled method for “Early screening of fusarium wilt in Pigeonpea (Cajanns cajan)”

International Journal of Current Research

Research paper entitled “Genotyping by sequencing of three mapping populations for identification of candidate genomic regions for resistance to sterility mosaic disease in pigeonpea”

DNA RESEARCH (Impact Factor:5.26 & NAAS Rating 11.48)

Dr. Dalpat Lal Effect of growth regulators and chemical supplements on callus induction in japonica rice verities through another culture research

Environment and Life Sciences

Dr. Savitri Sharma Research paper entitled “Effect of FYM

and zone application on soil properties, soil microbiology biomass and yield of barley under irrigation of different residual sodium carbonate waters”

Environment and Life Science

Effect of Bioregulators on Productivity

and Nutrient uptake of Wheat under late sown condition

Indian Society of Genetics, Bio Technology Research and Development

Dr. Rajani Article entitled Nutritional deficiency in vegetable crops

Krishi Kaushal.

Ms. Sarita Meena Trend and Growth in Agricultural Credit Portfolio of the Jaipur Central Co-operative Bank: A Case Study

International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences, ISSN: 2319-7706, Vol. 6, Number 6 (May, 2017)

Mr. Rohit Badaya Molecular Variability in Streptomyces spp. A Causal Organism of Common Scab of Potato (Solanum Tuberosum L.).

The Bioscan International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences

Physiological Variability in Streptomyces Spp. A Causal Organism of Common Scab of Potato (Solanum TubersosumL.)

Mr. GaneshRam Jat Estimation of Body Weight from different Body Measurements in Sirohi Goat Kids.

Indian Society for Sheep and Goat Production and Utilization (ISSGPU)

Factor Affecting Birth Weight in Sirohi Goad Kids

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Prof. (Dr.) P. N. Kalla International conference at Birmingham, England on 8

th Aug 2016

“Food Microbiology – A case study of Agriculture” and delivered Keynote speech

Special Achievements by Faculties :- Dr. P. N. Kalla visited Harper Adams University, Shropshire, England for exchange programme of students and faculty and briefed the working culture of Jagannath University. Special Achievements by Students :-

Students of our department participated in “SPANDHAN, 2016” and participated in various cultural & sports activities and perform extra ordinary in the all spheres.

Tanvi Dixit – Miss Jagannath

Yasar Afzan – Mr. Jagannath

Reena Godiwal won price in solo dance competition.

Number of students won prize in solo dance, group dance, skit, singing, badminton, Table tennis, face painting, rangoli competition and model presentation

Our students participated in Inter University Competition held at Jaipuria University, Jaipur and won prize in women’s 100 m running, men’s 100 m running and participated in various events like cricket competition, volley ball, LAN gaming etc.

Department of Agriculture (Students and Faculty members) pledged to make “SWATCH BHARAT ABHIYAN” a grand success and decided to make our university campus “CLEAN AND GREEN”.

Celebrated grant “Tree Plantation Programme” in which more than 500 saplings were planted.

Students helped in making short movie on departmental activity to give our university a wider publicity at national platform.

F.D.P. Details:

Three faculty members (Shourabh Joshi, Dr. Dalpat Lal and Dr. Rajani) of Department of Agriculture have participated in 10 days training programme on “FORAGE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT FOR SUSTAINABLE AND ECONOMIC LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION” from NOV. 29 TO DEC. 08, 2016 Organized by “DIRECTORATE OF HUMAN AND RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT, RAJASTHAN AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY, BIKANER”.

Faculty member of Department of Agriculture participated in “GRAM 2016” and explore various possibilities for agricultural improvement and future thrust regarding rural and development and interacted with Doordharshan (DD Kishan) team.

Co-curricular / other Activities organized by Department : -

Sowing of kharif crops- Moog, cowpea, cluster bean etc.

Planted various types of ornamental plants (300)

Nursery preparation for Rabi crops - Marigold, Chrysanthemum, Calendula, cosmos, Sweet sultan etc.

Sowing and Harvesting of agronomic crops –Wheat (Raj. 3077, RMT 1) , Barley (RD 2052) and Mustard (Bio 902)

Agriculture orientation programme

Visit to NRCSS at Ajmer to see the various activates - Spices museum

Teacher’s day celebration

Basant Panchami celebration

Different type of tree planting on Van Mahotsav

Science day celebration

Matribhasha Diwas

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Faculty : Faculty of Sciences

Department : Physical Science

Programs : B.Tech., B.Sc. (PCM), Diploma

Dean : Prof. (Dr.) P N Kalla

Head of Department : Prof. (Dr.) Vivek Kumar Sharma

Published Work/Research Contribution of Teaching Staff Paper Published

Name of Teacher

Topic/Field of Research Paper / Article

Ref. of Journal/Book

Dr. Vivek Kumar Sharma

Cost and Profit Optimization and Mathematical Modeling Solutions to Stochastic Processes in Inventory System

International Journal of Innovations in Engineering and Technology (IJIET) http://dx.doi.org/10.21172/ijiet.81.029

Dr. Pramod Kumar

Space Physics (accepted Indian Journal of Radio and Space Physics

Ms. Surbhi Vijayvargeeya

A Historical Review of the Transforming ELT Scenario of India from British till Today

RJELAL vol.4 Issue4, oct-dec 2016 impact factor-5.002(ISSN 2395-2636)

Mr. Amit Goswami

A reliable algorithm for KdV equations arising in Warm Plasma

Nonlinear Engineering 2016; 5(1): 7–16

Books Published

Name of Teacher Title Year Publisher

Dr.Ranjeeta Soni Heavy Metals and Metalloids in Biosphere:Impacts and Assessment Book chapter on: Fluoride Harmful or Beneficial(978-935056-860-6)

2016 Discovery publishing house pvt. Ltd. New Delhi




Mr. Amit Goswami 24th

International Conference on Finite or Infinite Dimensional Complex Analysis and Applications (24

th

ICFIDCAA-2016)

Anand International College of Engineering (AICE), Jaipur, Rajasthan (Bharat) from 22

nd-26

th

Aug. 2016

On the numerical solution of KdV equations

International Conference on Advances in Mathematical Sciences and Applications in Engg. & Tech. (AMSAET-2016)

Poornima University (PU), Jaipur, Rajasthan (Bharat) from Jan. 27

th-

29th

, 2017

Analytic study of fractional RLW equations describing waves in Plasma

Dr. Pramod Kumar ASI 2017 Birla Institute of Scientific Research, Jaipur

Inverse gradient of conduction cooling time with temperature of solar micro flare thermal X-ray plasma

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Ms. Surbhi Vijayvargeeya International Conference on ‘Literature as Cartography of Emotions: Ways of Being and Belonging’

Jan. 27th

& 28th

2017 organized by the Department of English, St. Xavier’s College, Jaipur

Deconstructing the Silenced Identity: From Myth to Reality

National Seminar on ‘Gendered Urban Spaces: Narratives of Self-Possession’

Feb. 17th

& 18th

2017 organized by the Department of English, The IIS University, Jaipur

Withdrawal, the Power to Create Individual Space: Findings from Anita Desai’s Fire on the Mountain

National Conference on ‘Globalization, Communication, Technology and the Teaching of English’

Mar. 24th

& 25th

2017 organized by the Department of English, SKIT College, Jaipur

Rebuilding A Professional Space for Pronunciation



Mr. Kapil Sharma

International Conference on Literature as Cartography of Emotions

Jan., 27 &28, 2017

Deptt. Of English, St. Xaviers College Jaipur

Applied Science and Humanities in Engineering (ASHE-2016)

Sept., 09 & 10, 2016

JECRC, Jaipur

Dr. Pramod Kumar One Week National Workshop on LATEXand MATLAB: Indispensable Tools for Research

Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Jagan Nath University, Jaipur (Feb. 06-10, 2017)

Special Achievements by Students: F.D.P. Details:

Lecture delivered on “Thermal properties of Solar Corona” by Dr. Pramod Kumar on 06-01-2017

Lecture delivered on “Homotomy perturbation methods” by Mr. Amit Goswami on 06-01-2017 Co-curricular / other Activities organized by Department

Scientific Quiz for B.Sc. (PCM) students organized on 04-02-2017 Achievements of faculty members:

Ph.D. degree has been awarded on the title “An Approach towards Reducing Transmit Signal Power Consumption in Digital Communication by Use of Low Overhead Multiple Error Correcting Code” to Mr. Madan Lal Saini under the supervision of Dr. Vivek Kumar Sharma, Head , Department of Physical Sciences, Jagannath University, Jaipur.

Ph.D. degree has been awarded on the title “Monte Carlo Simulations of Solar Flare X Rays Emissions and Its Interaction with the Ionosphere Atmosphere of the Earth” to Pramod Kumar ,Asst. Professor, Department of Physical Sciences, Jagannath University, Jaipur under the supervision of Prof. (Dr.) Y.C. Bhatt and under the Joint supervision of Prof. (Dr.) Y.S. Shishodia.

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Department : Landscape & Horticulture

Officer Incharge : Mr. Ghanshaym Vyas

The Department of Landscape & Horticulture has divided the university into two phases. The first

phase consists of Area around Administrative Building, Canteen, Football Ground, Boys Hostel 1-2,

Girls hostel -1 and four Academic Blocks A,B,C,D which includes Department of Law, Department of

Management & Business Studies and President residence including the guest house and faculty

residence-1.

The second phase includes the spacious Auditorium, Department of Engineering & Technology (E,F)

Block, Boys Hostel – 3, University Central Library and Staff Residence -2 with a huge Cricket Stadium.

Well maintained lawns and hedges and flower beds in and around these buildings and hostels present

an enviable sight for any visitor. Its landscape is appreciated by all as one of the best in Universities of

the region. Growing the new ornamental plants of permanent and seasonal nature along with

plantation of fruit trees is continuously carried out as per need and new design.

The main priority of the Horticultural Department is the beautification of the Campus. Cleaning the

Campus of the unwanted vegetation i.e. weeds, developing new landscape is a regular feature. As

many as about 10000 trees/plants of different varieties have been planted/replaced in the Campus. It

is also added here that a special program for Greenery and its importance to our student and learners

running by Eco-club of university. The department also manages a small nursery to cater the needs of

Plants, Trees and Seasonal flower on the campus. In the field of gardening and landscaping a

vocational skill program is also running for providing vocational skills to unskilled learners.

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Department : Students Welfare

Convener : Prof. (Dr.) M.C.Bohra

In the development of a person the environment and the people around him leave a great impact on

his/her personality. Therefore, Jagannath University tries to provide its students an excellent

environment of sports and cultural activities. To ensure a balanced development of mind and body

the University provides facilities of sports and co-curricular activities to its students along with

excellent academic environment.

From the above point of view the University has established Department of Students Welfare. The

main objectives of the Department are to coordinate different activities of Sports, Cultural, Literary

Education and to hunt the talents of the students in the area other than studies which is very

necessary for the overall personality development.

The students actively participate in extra- curricular and sports programmes organized every year by

the University. For the benefit and welfare of students the Department of Students Welfare organizes

various activities in the University:

Sports activities and cultural activities in the annual fest, Spandan/Armagaddon.

Sports Competitions Intra-Hostels

Sports Competitions Of Schools

Engineers’ Day Celebrations/Fest

MAD Week by Architecture Department

Teachers’ Day Celebration

Matru Bhasha Diwas

Yoga Diwas

Students are sent to participate in various Youth Festivals and Sports Tournament organized by

other Universities and Colleges

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Placement

Placement of the students being done covering the maximum branches of the University courses

operating. The Placement events conducted in the University are increasing as compared to previous

years. In the subsequent years, the development and communication with corporate will bring

improvements to facilitating quality placements of the students. Students of the university have been

selected on the position of Trainee Engineers and in the Management branches they have been

offered the position of Management Trainee or Asst. Managers. Companies from various field of

operation have visited the University for the Campus Drives.

University is justifiably proving to provide the Placement assistance to the students of all Branches.

The Placement department with the successive years has given the opportunity to the students. The

strong academic and Industrial linkages of the University in the corporate sector will further enhance

the placements. University Alumni association has contributed to the placements of the students and

in times to come it will become more productive and strong.

Many recruiters provided opportunity, on campus & off campus, to our students of 2016-17 batches

for final placement. A few of them were as follows:

LIST OF OUR RECRUITERS

TDI International Ind pvt.(Alibaba.com) Metro Tyers Just Dial

Ahuja Group Amazon HG Infra Pvt Ltd

ENBRAUN SRC Technik Make Mi Holidays

Horizon Infradesigns Pvt. Ltd Linkruit Pinnacle Infotech

JRS Innovation Qriyo Infolabs Pvt. Ltd HLS Asia Ltd

Emesis Technology Kamal Coach Works Pvt ltd. Conquer Group

Indain Navy Aask Education BSEC India Pvt Ltd

Symphonia & Graphicus Pvt Ltd SAG Infotech Genus

L&T Construction Adarsh Realtors RBL Bank

Aayat Softech Pvt Ltd Oppo Mobile Jaro Education

SGI Group Simplyforce Solution HFFC

Capgemini Landmark Material Apex Group

Brill Technology Technocopacetic Solution KDS Group

Elcon India Pvt Ltd GIS Consortium (India) Pvt. Ltd S&P Global

Vivo Mobile Rashi Design

Jellyfish Technologies Big Step Technologies

APTRON Solutions Pvt. Ltd Prem Moters

Astegic Vision Engg Ltd

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Detailed description of the Placement events conducted in the University for the session 2016-17.

Placement Events conducted for the Engineering Streams :

TDI International Ind Pvt. (Alibaba.com)

3rd

Sep, 16 Linkruit

21st

Jan, 17

Ahuja Group 27th

Sep, 16 Qriyo Infolabs Pvt. Ltd 23rd

Jan, 17

ENBRAUN 28th

Sep, 16 Kamal Coach Works Pvt ltd. 28th

Jan, 17

Horizon Infradesigns Pvt. Ltd 28th

Sep, 16 Aask Education 2nd

Feb, 17

JRS Innovation 15th

Oct, 16 SAG Infotech 3rd

Feb, 17

Emesis Technology 22nd

Oct, 16 Adarsh Realtors 15th

Feb, 17

Indain Navy 22nd

Oct, 16 Oppo Mobile 16th

Feb, 17

Symphonia & Graphicus Pvt Ltd 24th

Oct, 16 Simplyforce Solution 18th

Feb, 17

L&T Construction 17th

Nov, 16 Landmark Material 27th

Feb, 17

Aayat Softech Pvt Ltd 21st

Nov, 16 Technocopacetic Solution 28th

Feb, 17

SGI Group 23rd

Nov, 16 GIS Consortium (India) Pvt. Ltd 7th Mar, 17

Capgemini 28th

Nov, 16 Rashi Design 29th

Mar, 17

Brill Technology 29th

Nov, 16. Big Step Technologies 18th

Mar, 17

Elcon India Pvt Ltd 5th

Dec, 16 Prem Moters 22nd

Mar, 17

Vivo Mobile 8th

Dec, 16 Vision Engg Ltd 30th

Mar, 17

Jellyfish Technologies 17th

Dec, 16 Just Dial 28th

Mar, 17

APTRON Solutions Pvt. Ltd 20th

Dec, 16 HG Infra Pvt Ltd 15th

April, 17

Astegic 21st

Dec, 16 Make Mi Holidays 18th

May, 17

Metro Tyers 29th

Dec, 16 Pinnacle Infotech 2nd

Jun, 17

Amazon 7th

Jan, 17 HLS Asia Ltd 5th

Jun, 17

SRC Technik 13th

Jan, 17 Conquer Group 10th

Jun, 17

Placement Events Conducted for the Management Streams :

TDI International Ind pvt.(Alibaba.com)

3rd

Sep, 16 Linkruit 21st

Jan,17

RBL Bank 8th

Sep, 16 Qriyo Infolabs Pvt. Ltd 23rd

Jan, 17

Jaro Education 15th

Sep, 16 Apex Group 2nd

Feb, 17

HFFC 20th

Oct, 16 KDS Group 5th

Feb, 17

S&P Global 10th

Feb, 17

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Other Activities and Achievements at a Glance

Convocation of the University

Fourth Convocation was organized at Jagan Nath University on February 04, 2017. Hon’ble Higher

Education Minister Mrs. Kiran Maheswari Rajasthan Government has consented to be a Chief Guest at

the celebration. However, due to urgent meeting, she could not attend Convocation. A message from

Mrs. Kiran Maheshwari was read in her absence wherein she conveyed her congratulation and best

wishes to Staff Members and Students who got degree in convocation.

The guests were welcomed by the Registrar and Senior Officers of the University. The whole

environment of the campus and the University Auditorium was colorful and full of enthusiasm.

The University conferred degrees to the students of B.Tech. M.Tech., MBA, BBA, LLM, BALLB, BBALLB,

BCA, MCA, B.Arch. etc. Ph.D. degrees were provided to the research scholars of the University who

had completed their research and found suitable for the same after due process of evaluation. Merit

holder students were honoured by Gold, Silver and Bronze medals.

Mrs. Kiran Maheshwari was conferred Honoris Causa degree of D.Lit in view of her outstanding

contribution of her dynamic personality, illustrious career and outstanding contribution for integrating

social service with human values and setting the high standards in public life.

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Orientation Programme – August , 2016

The days of University life are the best of our whole life and those who work hard in University life

and apply the learning of this life in their real life achieve the success. This was said by President,

Prof. V.K. Agarwal during Orientation programme for new students in Jagan Nath University

campus. He said that one will have to invest his hard work to achieve success in return in his life.

In the Orientation programme more than 300 students participated enthusiastically. In this

programme heads of various departments gave a brief sketch about various courses and other

activities in the University. The Registrar, Mr. Tanmay Pattanayak provided a brief introduction

about the University. Prof. P.N. Kalla gave knowledge to the students about the career and scope

in B.Sc. (Ag.). Prof. M.C.Bohra, Convener, Students Welfare called for a ragging-free environment

in the campus.

Celebration of Engineers’ Day – September 15, 2016

On September 15, 2016 the Engineers’ Day was celebrated in the University like every year in the

memory of Sir M. Vishveshwariah. On this occasion Prof. V.K. Agarwal, President, Jagan Nath

University counted the contribution of the engineers in the development of the country. He said

that the engineers have a special contribution in building the society as well as serving the human

beings to lead a better life. Therefore, todays engineering students are builders of future world.

On this occasion Prof. M.C. Bohra, Convener, Students Welfare, Jagan Nath University and Prof.

P.N. Kalla, Dean, Agricultural Engineering congratulated and motivated students by their words.

Prof. Meenu Dave said that Engineers’ Day is celebrated every year in the memory of Bharat

Ratan Sir M. Vishveshwariah. He threw light on life and contribution of Sir M. Vishveshwariah. The

Engineers day was celebrated by the following departments of Faculty of Engineering - Computer

Science Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical

Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Life and Allied Sciences. Various events including

Programming, Poster making, Technical Paper presentation, Quiz and Extempore etc. were

organized.

Free Dental Check-up Camp at Jagan Nath University – September 15, 2016

Free Dental Camp was organized at campus. The camp was inaugurated by President Prof. V.K.

Agarwal. He said that strong and healthy teeth are gate of healthy body. To keep a person healthy

and away from deceases proper care of teeth is must. He appreciated the contributions of

doctors in the camp. Dr. Sudhanshu and Dr. Alpa Gupta from Denta Care Hospital, Rajapark, Jaipur

checked the teeth of more than 100 employees and 200 students of the University. At the end of

camp Prof. Agarwal expressed thanks to the doctors by giving them Mementoes of the University.

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Workshop on LATEX and MATLAB February 6 - 10,2017

A one week workshop organized by CS/IT dept in the month of February 2017 on Latex and

MATLAB: Indispensable Tools for Research. Latex is a document preparation system used for

technical or scientific documents. MATLAB is the most productive software environment for

engineers and scientists. It is a simulation tool which allows matrix manipulations, implementation

of algorithms, numerical computing, and have an optional toolbox. Total Number of participants

were 113 main speaker in workshop were Dr. J. C. Bansal, SAU, New Delhi, . Dr. Mukesh

Saraswat, JIIT, Noida, Dr. Harish Sharma, RTU, Kota, Dr. P. S. Rana, Thapar University. Work

shop was successfully organized and completed by Convener Dr. Vivek Kumar Sharma and Dr.

Sandeep Kumar Poonia with the help of Dr. M. L. Saini, Mr. Gajendra Shrimal, Mr. Suraj Yadav of

Jagannath University.

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Eye Check-up Camp at Jagannath University – February 15, 2017

Free Eye Camp was organized on the University campus. Prof. V.K. Agarwal, President while

inaugurating the camp said that without healthy eyes all the colours of life are useless. He

appreciated the contributions of doctors in the camp. Dr. Ankur Kumar and Dr. Anushree from

Anand Eye Hospital, C-Scheme, Jaipur checked the eyes of more than 100 employees and 200

students of the University. Mr. Sampat Singh Rathore of Medical Services of the University said

that in future too these types of camps will be organized regularly. At the end of camp Prof.

Agarwal expressed thanks to the doctors by giving them Mementoes of the University.

Sports & Cultural Fest SPANDAN-2017 – February 27 – March-3, 2017 Five days long sports and cultural fest Spandan was organised from February 27-March 3, 2017 at

Jagan Nath University Campus to hunt the talent of students in the field of sports and cultural

activities. On this occasion Prof. V.K Agarwal , President Prof P.N.Kalla Dean (Science) along with

Former Director Agricultural University, Jobner Prof. Sangram Singh who was invited as Chief

guest of the function & Prof M.C.Bohara, Convener declared opening of fest by flag hoisting.

During this fest first three days intra-university competitions were held in which the student of

Jagan Nath University only participated. During first three days various sports and cultural off-

stage events were organized and on last two day (March 2-3, 2017) various cultural on –stage

programme were held. In sports outdoor games – Cricket, Football, Basketball, Volleyball,

Athletics and Indoor games – Badminton, Carrom, Table Tennis, Chess etc were held. In off stage

events – Programming, Project, LAN Gaming, Paper Presentation, Extempore, Face Painting,

Tattoo and Nail Art, Rangoli, Musical Chair, Mehandi, Essay, Robotics, Sack Race, Poster Making,

Debate etc. were organized. On the 4th day stage programmes – Songs, Dance, Drama, Fashion

Show, Talent Hunt etc. were held. Cash prizes were also given to the winners on last day.

ARMAGEDDON/SPORTS AND CULTURAL WEEK 2017 (Feb. 27 to March 1, 2017) Sports

Name of the Event Name of Students

Cricket (Boys) Winner B. Tech. IVth

Year

Runner-up B.Sc.(Ag) IInd

Year

Basketball ( Boys) Winner BBA

Runner-up B.Tech.

Basketball ( Girls) Winner MBA

Runner-up B. Tech.

Football (Boys) Winner B. Arch.

Runner-up B.Tech. IInd

Year

Volleyball (Boys) Winner B. Tech. IInd

Year

Runner-up BBA

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Athletics - 100 Meter Race (Boys) Winner Rohit Singh Poonia

Runner-up Shubham Sharma

100 Meter Race (Girls) Winner Ambika Shekhawat

Runner-up Neha Gurjar

400 Meter Race (Boys) Winner Raja Kumar

Runner-up Sonu Gurjar

400 Meter Race (Girls) Winner Ambika Shekhawat


Long Jump (Boys) Winner Dhan Singh Gurjar

Runner-up Harkesh Gurjar

Shot Put (Boys) Winner Bhartendu

Runner-up Sarthek

Shot Put (Girls) Winner Ananya

Runner-up Shrijaa

Discs Throw (Boys) Winner Raja Kumar

Runner-up Akash Chauhan

Badminton (Boys Single) Winner Mukul Ranga

Runner-up Amit Kundu

Badminton (Girls Single) Winner Vishakha Yadav

Runner-up Purnima Singh

Badminton (Boys Double) Winner Amit Kundu, Ankit Chauhan

Runner-up Anuj Jain, Shubham Sharma

Badminton (Girls Double) Winner M. Srija Reddy, V. Pravalika

Runner-up Komal Kumari, Deepali Meena

Carrom (Boys Single) Winner Md. Aiazullah Begh

Runner-up A. Bhanu Prakash Rao

Carrom (Girls Single) Winner M. Shrija Reddy


Carrom (Boys Double) Winner V. Nagaraju, B. Uday Sai Kiran

Runner-up R. Saikiran, B. Krishna Prasad

Carrom (Girls Double) Winner Pravalika, Sowmya

Runner-up Kavita Tiwari, Priya Singh

Table Tennis (Boys Single) Winner Kaushal Lath

Runner-up Ravinder Garg

Table Tennis (Girls Single) Winner M. Shrija Reddy

Runner-up Aakanksha Sharma

Table Tennis (Boys Double) Winner Shubham Maurya, Anuj Jain

Runner-up Rohit Poonia, Hanuman

Table Tennis (Boys Double) Winner Shubham Maurya, Anuj Jain

Runner-up Rohit Poonia, Hanuman

Chess Winner Harshvardhan Rajawat

Runner-up Prabrat Thakur

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Cultural – Off Stage

Name of the Event Name of Students

LAN Gaming

(a) NFS Winner Anoop Godara (Btech IV Sem)

Runner-up Nikhil Raj ( Barch II Sem)

(b) FIFA Winner Divyant Singh Deora (BSc Ag IV Sem)

Runner-up Prashant Bhardwaj (BSc IV Sem)

(c) Counter Strike Winner Viren Thakur, Rohit Singh, Jai Mehta, Harshvardhan Rajawat, Saket Singh

Runner-up Anuj Jain, Ashutosh Bishnoi, Bhuvan Kumar, Divyant Singh, Prashant Bhardwaj

Debate Winner Manish Singh(B.Arch VI Sem)

Runner-up Prashant Bairwa(CS IV Sem)

Quiz Winner Parth Parashar, Manish Singh, Sanjay Singh, Prashant Bairwa

Runner-up Anup jha, Sarthak Sharma, Pramod, Pankaj Kumawat

Paper Presentation Winner Aaditya Pratap (CS II Sem)

Runner-up Piyush Singh (CS II Sem), Raja Kumar (ME VI Sem)

Code Blast Winner Prashant Bairwa (CS IV Sem)

Runner-up Manish Shukla (ME II Sem)

Fine Art Competition

(a) Art Winner Arpit Bhardwaj (B. Arch. IV Sem)

Runner-up Ashraf Ali (B.Arch. IV Sem), Shubham Bakshi (B.Arch. II Sem), Karan Shahni (B.Arch. II Sem)

(b) Craft Winner Prashant Bairwa (CS IV Sem)

Runner-up Abhishek Dagur (B.Arch. II Sem)

Face Painting Winner Anil Dangi (BSc Ag IV Sem) & Komal Kumari (BSc Ag IV Sem)

Runner-up Harjot Singh (BBA II SEm) & Parth Parashar (BSc Ag II Sem)

Extempore Winner Prashant Bairwa (CS IV Sem)

Runner-up Shashank Raj (CS II Sem)

Rangoli Winner Poornima Sigh (BArch VI Sem) & Rinky Sahni (EC VI Sem)

Runner-up V.Ramya (BSc Ag IV Sem) & Ubbani Manisha (BSc Ag II Sem), B.Sneha (BSc Ag IV Sem) & Vinit Tanwar (BBA II Sem)

Design Competition Winner Aayush Vijayvergiya (BArch)

Runner-up Vishal Saini (BArch)

Poster Making Winner V.Ramya (B.Sc. Ag II Sem)

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Runner-up Reena Godiwal (B.Sc. Ag II Sem)

Artistic Mehandi Competition Winner Priya (BALLB IV Sem)

Runner-up V. Ramya (BSc Ag IV Sem)

Ingenuity Tatoo & Nail Art

(a) Tatoo Winner Priyanka Raj (B.Arch. II Sem)

Runner-up Shubham Maurya (B.Sc. Ag IV Sem)

(b) Nail Art Winner Raj Kanwar (MBA IV Sem)

Runner-up Priyanka Pingoliya (CS VIII Sem), Prashant Bairwa (CS IV Sem)

Cultural – On Stage (Spandan)

Burning Steps

(a) SOLO Winner Navneet Singh Hada

Runner-up Vaibhav Rai

(b) GROUP dance Winner Theme- Hydrabadi Group

N. Sukumar,Md. Aiaz, P. Satish,A.Bhanuprakash Rao, S. Suchendra, K. Mahesh, Shiva, B. Udaysavkiran, Bhartendu Panwar, Mohith Soni, Ananya Singh, Anirudh Chodhary, Lavish Bansal

Runner-up Theme- Funny Dance Group

Saurabh Shukla, Pankaj Rathore, Dhirendra Jha, RahulRaut, Akash Chouhan,Ankit Choukan, Gaurav Sharma, Rohit Singh, Anoop Godara, Vinay Sankla, Promod Rana, Mulayam Singh Bhati

Sur Sangam

(a) SOLO Winner Aabhas Mathur

Runner-up Krishan Kant Bansal

(b) DUET Winner Mukund Ranga & Gaurav Nair

Runner-up Yousaf Khan & Shagun Bharti

Skit Competition/Nukkad Natak Winner Theme- Youth on Suicide

Mohinish Ranjan, Amit Kumar, Ravi Munjal, Mohit Singh, Farhana Khan, Harshita Baghmar, Mukal Ranga, Shubham Maurya- (B.Sc. Ag.)

Runner-up Theme- Pani Re Pani Tera Rang Kaisa

Anirudh Choudhary, Aayushi bansal, Ananya Singh, Lavish Bansal, Mohit Soni, Bhartendu Panwar, Gaurav Kumawat, Vinit Tanwar, Harjot Singh Rainu, Parth Parashar- (BBA, MBA, BALLB & BSc Ag)

Fashion Show

(a) Freshers Winner Nikita & Harjot Singh Rainu

Runner-up Kavita & Mukul

(b) Seniors Winner Tanvi Dixit & Afzan Yasar

Runner-up Suman & Lavish Bansal

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National Seminar BIZ Mage - 17 March 4,2017

Faculty of Management Jagannath University organized a National Seminar BIZ MAGE 17 on the

theme ‘Contemporary Management Practices: Leadership in Times of Complexities and Change’

on 4th March at Jagannath University Sitapura Campus, Jaipur for the students of Management,

faculty members, Corporate Personnel and Research Scholars. The seminar aimed at

understanding and enabling environment for reflective observation, conceptualization and

application of recent developments in leadership and management. The Seminar had two sessions

focused on important aspects discussing ‘Changing Dynamics of Leadership' in session I and

“Challenges for Leadership in a Global Economy” in session II. These sessions’ covered diverse

areas of management thoughts and applications.

Key note Speaker in the seminar was Dr. Amit Jain, Chairman ISTD, Jaipur Chapter.

Speakers for Session I were: Mr. Vikram Sharma, Director, Nagaro Software, Jaipur, Mr. Sunil

Kurian, Head, Operations & Maintenance, Mahendra world City, Jaipur, Prof. S.P.Garg, Dean, SKIT,

Jaipur served as session chairperson, Mr. Govind Gopalia, DGM & Plant Head, NBC (Newai &

Manesar) gave a Motivational talk on Role of Leader.

Speakers for Session II were: Mr. Vimal Mishra, DGM, Corporate Affairs, Mahindra World City, Mr.

Devendra Thakur, State Head, Reliance Telecom and Prof. M.S.Verma University of Delhi served as

Session Chairperson

Dr. Shyam Agarwal, President, ICSI was Guest of Honour in Valedictory session.

The participation in the seminar was from all over the Rajasthan and other states as well including

faculty members, students and research scholars accounting to more than 400 external

participants. The response of the participants was overwhelming which can be very well observed

from the seminar feedback report.

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National Moot Court Competition April 8-9,2017

Faculty of Law, Jagannath University is an endeavor to enhance legal skills & augment knowledge

of law. In the same endeavor, its pleasure to share with you all that Faculty of Law organized

National Moot Court Competition at JNIT, Sitapura Campus on April 8-9, 2017.

This National Moot Court Competition, 2017 was an academic affair aimed largely at budding Law

professionals and students. The competition was an overwhelming success, attracting 54 teams

from renowned Universities and Law Institutions from all over the Country including the Chinese

and Kenyan students, who contributed great skills and interaction at this event. In-fact, the event

was a great opportunity for Law Students who deeply observed the Moot court Proceedings

during the competition.

Honorable Mr. Justice Karni Singh Rathore (Former Judge, Rajasthan High Court) was the Chief

Guest in Inaugural ceremony of the competition. Renowned Judges from High Court, District and

Sessions court, Senior Advocates, Professors of Law and Dignitaries from Legal fraternity invited

to Judge the competition.

Honorable Mr. Justice Sashi Kant Sharma (Former Judge, Rajasthan High Court) graced the

Valedictory session as chief guest and Judge for the final round of competition. Honorable Mr. Jai

Dayal Sharma (Former Judge District and Session Court, Rajasthan), Honorable Mr. P. S. Tomar

(Judge District and Session Court, Tonk, Rajasthan) was guest of honour in the Valedictory

session and Judge for the Final round.

The Moot Court competition was scheduled for two days and was segmented into four rounds.

Preliminary, Quarter finals, Semi finals and final round. Team from School of Law, Institute of

Rural Development, New Delhi won the competition and was awarded with Trophies, certificates

and Cash prize.

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ENT Check-up Camp at Jagannath University – May 10, 2017

Free ENT Camp was organized on the University campus. Chairman Mr. Deepak Gupta and Prof.

V.K. Agarwal, President while inaugurating the camp said that healthy Ears, Nose and Throat are

important part of body for smooth hearing, smelling and swallowing. He appreciated the

contributions of doctors in the camp. Dr. P.C.Mehra and Dr. Mayura from Adhinath ENT Hospital,

Rajapark, Jaipur checked the ENT of more than 100 employees and 200 students of the University.

Mr. Sampat Singh Rathore of Medical Services of the University said that in future too these types

of camps will be organized regularly. At the end of camp Prof. Agarwal expressed thanks to the

doctors by giving them Mementoes of the University.

Yoga Day – June 21, 2017

Daily yoga helps a lot in today’s busy life for mental and physical health. This was said by Prof.

V.K. Agarwal, President of Jagan Nath University during celebration of International Yoga Day on

University Campus. He said that the importance of yoga is greater for teachers and students as it

increases concentration capacity and promotes spirituality. On this occasion a Yoga camp was

organized in which students, faculty and staff participated. There was a lot of enthusiasm amongst

the young students and staff. It was emphasized that yoga should be adopted by each one of us as

a part and parcel of our life. It will keep us energetic and help us to effectively channelized in

national building. On this day a seminar was conducted to discuss the benefits of practicing yoga

daily in today’s life which is full of stresses.

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ANNUAL REPORT

(2016-17)

JAGAN NATH UNIVERSITY Accredited by NAAC ‘Good’ (Grade B)

Chaksu Campus: Sitapura Campus: NH-12, Chaksu Bypass Plot No. IP 2 & 3 Phase IV

Tonk Road, Jaipur-303901 Sitapura Industrial Area

Ph. 0141-3020500 Jaipur-302022

www.jagannathuniversity.org

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Vision

To be an Institution of Academic excellence with total

commitment to quality education, research and improvement in

human values with a holistic concern for better life, environment

and society.

Mission To serve the society and improve quality of life by nurturing high

quality talent, providing excellent academic and research

environment, consultancy services and promoting dissemination

of knowledge.

(i)

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PREFACE

I have the honour to present the 9th Annual Report of Jagan Nath University,

Jaipur for the academic year 2016-17 to the Board of Management of the

University. This Report is being submitted under the provisions of Section 39 of

the Jagan Nath University Act, 2008.

Registrar

(ii)

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Professor (Dr.) V K Agarwal

LLM, Ph.D.

President

A Word from the President

The academic year 2016-17 has been full of incredible achievements in teaching-learning

& research at Jagan Nath University. The University has gained wider recognition of its

remarkable progress and is clearly emerging as one of the premier private Universities of

the Nation. Quality education continues to be our main focus to develop intellectual

abilities, social, moral and ethical values.

The faculty members have been taking initiatives for quality research by publishing books

and research papers in the leading National and International Journals having high impact

factor. The faculty and students have been participating in various

Conferences/Seminars/Workshops at the National and International level. The academic

activities went beyond the class room to include extension lectures, moot court

competitions, field training, industrial visits, etc. The University has already adopted

Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) of the University Grants Commission.

In this eventful year, the Faculty of Engineering and Technology organized one week

National Workshop on ‘LATEX and MATLAB : Indispensable Tools for Research’ in

February, 2017 in which more than 100 delegates participated from all over the country.

An All India Moot Court Competition was held on the University campus on April 7-8, 2017

in which more than 50 teams participated from leading National Law Schools, Central and

State Universities of India. The Faculty of Management also organized a National Seminar

on ‘Contemporary Management Practices: Leadership in Times of Complexity and Change’

in which more than 400 delegates participated.

A number of distinguished personalities visited the campus during the year, including

Hon’ble Mr. Justice Karni Singh Rathore and Hon’ble Mr. Justice Shashikant Sharma,

Former Judges of Rajasthan High Court, Dr. Amit Jain, Chairman ISTD, Prof. M.S. Verma,

University of Delhi, Dr. Shyam Agarwal, President, ICSI, Prof. J.C. Bansal, South Asian

University, Delhi.

The University is committed towards holistic development of its students. Ample

opportunities are provided to those participating in different co-curricular and extra-

curricular activities. These activities include SPORTS & CULTURAL WEEK-2017, MAD-WEEK

2017, X-PRESSION, ENGINERS’ DAY, SCIENCE DAY, ENVIORNMENT DAY, YOGA DAY, etc.

We are continuing with our ‘Jagannath University Balika Shiksha Sambal Yojana’ to

provide free education to meritorious BPL girls’ students.We performed tremendously well

during the year 2016-17 owing to the contribution of our faculty members, staff and

students and our focus will be to move forward for achieving excellence.

V.K. Agarwal

(iii)

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AUTHORITIES OF THE UNIVERSITY

(A) Authorities

(i) The Board of Management

(ii) The Academic council

(iii) The Finance Committee

(iv) The Faculties

(v) The Fee Concession Committee

(B) Officers of the University

(i) Chair Person Dr. Amit Gupta

(ii) President Prof.(Dr.) V K Agarwal

(iii) Pro President Prof. (Dr.) Y S Shishodia (Up to Dec. 31,2016)

(iv) Registrar Mr. Tanmay Pattanayak

(v) Convener, Students Welfare Prof. M.C.Bohra

(vi) Proctor Dr. Mahendra Tiwari

(vii) Hostel Superintendent Mr. Sumit Kumar Mishra

(viii) Librarian Mrs. Archana Bhardwaj

(ix) Controller of Examination Mr. Tanmay Pattanayak

(x) Joint Registrar Mr. Piyush Attarwala (w.e.f Sept. 10, 2016)

(xi) Deputy Registrar Mr. Rakesh Israni

(xii) Asstt. Registrar (Exam.) Mr. Rajesh Rajan

(xiii) Asstt. Registrar (Admission) Mr. Manish Mani (C ) Important Cells/ Committees

(i) Women Development Cell

(ii) SC/ST Cell

(iii) Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)

(iv) Training & Placement Cell

(v) Students Welfare Committee

(vi) Library Committee

(vii) Anti- Ragging Committee

(viii) Proctorial Board

(ix) Students Grievance Redressal Committee

(x) Internal Complaint Committee

(iv)

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Members of the Board of Management

1. Chancellor Dr. Amit Gupta Chairperson Jagan Nath University Jaipur 2. Vice-Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) V K Agarwal Member Jagan Nath University, Jaipur 3. Five persons nominated by the Sponsoring Body out of whom

two shall be eminent educationists

(i) Sh. Manish Gupta Member Chairman, Jagan Nath Gupta Memorial Educational Society, New Delhi

(ii) Sh. Deepak Gupta Member Vice Chairman, Jagan Nath Gupta Memorial Educational Society, New Delhi

(iii) Prof. R P Maheshwari Member Former Director General, JIMS, New Delhi

(iv) Sh. K N Mathur Member Retd. General Manager, RIICO, Jaipur

v) Prof. (Dr.)Y C Bhatt Member Former Professor, MNIT, Jaipur 4. One Expert of Management or Information Technology from

outside the University, nominated by the Chancellor

(i) Prof. (Dr.) M K Bhargava – Expert IT Member Former Professor, MNIT, Jaipur 5. One Expert of Finance nominated by the Chancellor

(i) Sh. Nitin Gupta – Expert Finance Member CA, Delhi 6. Commissioner, College Education or his nominee not below

the rank of Deputy Secretary Member

7. Two Teachers nominated by the President (i) Prof.(Dr.) Vaishali Sharma Faculty of Management Member Jagan Nath University Jaipur

(ii) Prof.(Dr.) Mahendra Tiwari Faculty of Law Member Jagan Nath University Jaipur 8. Registrar, Jagan Nath University, Jaipur Member Secretary Sh. Tanmay Pattanayak

(v)

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Members of the Academic Council 1. President Chairperson Prof. (Dr.) V K Agarwal Jagan Nath University Jaipur 2. Pro-President & Dean, Faculty of Engg. & Tech. (up to 31.12.2016) Member Prof. (Dr.) Y S Shishodia Jagan Nath University Jaipur 3. Deans of Faculties Member

(i) Prof. (Ar.) Viresh Jhalani, Dean, Faculty of Architecture & Planning Jagan Nath University Jaipur

(ii) Prof. (Dr.) P N Kalla, Dean Faculty of Science Jagan Nath University Jaipur

(iii) Prof. (Dr.) Meenu Dave, Dean Faculty of Engg. & Tech) (w.e.f. 3.01.2017) Jagan Nath University Jaipur

(iv) Prof. (Dr.) Vaishali Sharma, Dean, Faculty of Management Jagan Nath University Jaipur

(v) Prof. (Dr.) Mahendra Tiwari, Dean, Faculty of Law (up to 27.04.2017) Jagan Nath University Jaipur

(vi) Prof. (Dr.) G S Rajpurohit, Dean Faculty of Law (w.e.f. 28.04.2017) Jagan Nath University Jaipur 4. Two Faculty members nominated by the Vice Chancellor Member

(i) Ms. Sushma Lohia, Faculty of Engg. & Tech. Jagan Nath University Jaipur

(ii) Prof. (Dr.) Ranjeeta Soni, Faculty of Science Jagan Nath University Jaipur

5. Two Eminent Academicians nominated by the Chancellor Member (i) Prof. (Dr.) Vivek Kumar Sharma, Faculty of Science Jagan Nath University, Jaipur (ii) Dr. Sandeep Kumar, Faculty of Engineering & Technology Jagan Nath University, Jaipur 6. Registrar, Jagan Nath University, Jaipur Member Secretary Sh. Tanmay Pattanayak

(vi)

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CONTENTS

Vision and Mission (i)

Preface (ii)

A Word from the President (iii)

Authorities of the University (iv)

Members of the Board of Management (v)

Members of the Academic Council (vi)

1. Introduction 1

2. Infrastructure 2

3. Library -The Store House of Knowledge 3

4. Class Rooms 3

5. Laboratories - Application of Knowledge 4

6. Computer Centre 4

7. Hostels-Home away from Home 5

8. Faculty Accommodation 5

9. Sports/ Playgrounds-Arena for Growth 6

10. Gymnasium 6

11. Cafeteria 6

12. Shopping Complex 7

13. Auditorium 7

14. Transportation 7

15. Plants for Waste Water 7

16. Construction and Maintenance Facilities 7

17. Special facilities to students of Weaker Sections, Physically Handicapped and Women 8

18. Admission Procedure 8

19. Human Resource - A Precious Asset 8

20. Curriculum 9

21. Summer Internship 10

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22. Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC) 10

23. Research and Extension Facilities 10

24. Corporate Resource Centre 11

25. Orientation Programme 11

26. Personality Development 12

27. Efficient Governance - Strategic Working 12

28. Teaching-Learning Process 13

29. Uniqueness of Academic Pattern 14

30. Feedback System: First Hand Improvement 15

31. Examination System - Benchmarking Excellence 15

32. Training & Placement - First Step to the World of Work 16

33. Linkage /Tie-up with the Industry 17

34. Co-curricular Activities - Overall Learning 18

35. School of Distance Learning 18

36. Different Faculties 18

Faculty of Engineering & Technology

Computer Science & Information Technology 20

Electrical Engineering 25

Civil Engineering 27

Mechanical Engineering 29

Faculty of Architecture and Planning 30

Faculty of Law 34

Faculty of Management 42

Faculty of Sciences

Agricultural Science 48

Physical Science 52

Department Landscape & Horticulture 54

Department of Students Welfare 55

List of our Recruiters 56

Other Activities and Achievements at a Glance 59

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