ACADEMIC AUDIT REPORT 2019 - Lala College

Lala Lajpatrai College of Commerce & Economics, Mahalaxmi, Mumbai – 400 034.

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ACADEMIC AUDIT REPORT

2019

(Assessment Period – 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18 and 2018-19)

COLLEGE AT A GLANCE

1. Year of establishment of the college : June 1972

2. Name & Address of the : Lala Lajpat Rai College,

College /Trust Lala Lajpat Rai Marg,

Mumbai – 400 034.

3. Conducting Society : Lala Lajpatrai Memorial Trust

4. Name of Chairman and Members : Dr. Kamal Gupta, Dr. Sunil Gupta

of Governing Council

5. Name of Principal : Dr. Neelam Yashpal Arora

6. Name of Academic Audit Coordinator : Prof. Munmy Chhetry Baruah

7. NAAC Accreditation / reaccreditation : ‘A Grade’ in 2015. Status with Grade Point and Year of Accreditation


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8. Awards / Recognition Received :

a) Principal Dr. Neelam Arora, Prof. Kranti Ukey and Dr. Purnima Sharma received

Awards of an Educationist from International Human Rights Council for excellence in Education.

b) Prof. Vidya B. Bhide was awarded Dr. Radhakrishnan Memorial Award in 2015

by International Human Rights Council as an Educationist of Mumbai on

5th Sept., 2015.

c) Prof. Prof. Kranti Ukey received The Best Teacher Award dedicated to Dr. A.P. J

Abdul Kalam on the basis of NSS work on 11th September, 2015.

d) Dr. Arun Poojari was awarded Dr. Radhakrishnan Memorial Award by

International Human Rights Council as an Educationist of Mumbai in 2016.

9. Campus area and constructed area :

Urban location of 1.25 acre of land with built up Area of 77,137 Square Feet.

10. Faculty Strength (Aided) :

Number of full time faculties : 15 + 01 (Librarian)

Confirmed : 15 + 01 (Librarian)

On Probation : Nil

Temporary : Nil

Part time : Nil

CHB : 02

Vacant Posts (Full time) : Nil

11. Faculty Strength (Self-Financed) :

In Self-Financing Courses we have altogether 16 permanent and 76 Visiting faculties

as under -

a) BMS : 4 Full time

b) BMM : 2 Full time

c) BAF : 2 Full time

d) BBI : 2 Full time

e) BSCIT : 4 Full time

f) BFM : 2 Full time


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12. Number of Programmes (Faculty Wise) offered and demand ratio at :

Programme No. of Applications No. of Students Admitted Demand Ratio

B.COM

2014-15 1345 514 2.62

2015-16 1266 487 2.60

2016-17 1236 500 2.47

2017-18 1222 505 2.42

2018-19 1247 528 2.36

BMS

2014-15 1206 219 5.51

2015-16 1254 225 5.57

2016-17 1214 258 4.70

2017-18 1188 256 4.64

2018-19 1236 257 4.81

BAF

2014-15 448 72 6.22

2015-16 580 68 8.52

2016-17 482 59 8.16

2017-18 552 71 7.77

2018-19 500 56 8.93

BBI

2014-15 221 62 3.56

2015-16 238 68 3.5

2016-17 222 60 3.7

2017-18 174 72 2.41

2018-19 162 42 3.86

BMM

2014-15 379 77 4.92

2015-16 460 75 6.13

2016-17 467 69 6.76

2017-18 445 69 6.45

2018-19 392 53 7.40


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Programme No. of Applications No. of Students Admitted Demand Ratio

BSCIT

2014-15 170 32 5.31

2015-16 167 63 2.65

2016-17 142 67 2.11

2017-18 120 62 1.93

2018-19 91 65 1.40

BFM

2016-17 61 43 1.41

2017-18 146 71 2.05

2018-19 106 42 2.52

M.Com

2014-15 176 117 1.5

2015-16 240 133 1.80

2016-17 274 143 1.92

2017-18 337 113 2.98

2018-19 230 131 1.76

Ph. D Level : NA/NIL

UGC sponsored Add-On Programmes :

Under the UGC Cell the college runs various certificate courses like -

Remedial Coaching.

MPSC UPSC Coaching.

Equal Opportunity Center.

Short term :

Event Management

Human Rights

Government Aided Schemes.


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College level programs (Details in appendix) :

Sr.No.

Programme Level

Name of the Programme and

duration

Duration Entry Qualification

Medium of instruction

Sanctioned approved students

No. of students admitted

1 Under B. Com 3 years 12th Pass English

Graduate BMS 3 years 12th Pass English

BMM 3 years 12th Pass English

BAF 3 years 12th Pass English

BBI 3 years 12th Pass English

BSC(IT) 3 years 12th Pass English

BSC(COM SC) 3 years 12th Pass English

2 Post Graduate

M.Com 2 years Graduation English

3 Add-on-Vocational Courses

1) Computer Applications

2) Principles and Practices of Insurance

3) Tax procedures practices

4) Tour and Travels mgmt

5) Ecommerce

Study Center of other programs :

Certificate course in certified financial planning. Certificate courses in basics of Securities & Economic indicators. (Level -1) Certificate courses in Mutual Fund Management. Certificate course in Macro Economic Indicators affecting Security Market.

(Level -2) Securities Market. Certificate courses in Entrepreneurship. Certificate courses in Soft Skills. Certificate Courses in Shipping & Logistics. Certificate Coures in Foregin language. (Basics in Chinese & Spanish).


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UGC sponsored study center for :

Event Management Human Rights UPSC MPSC exam preparatory lectures Government Aided Schemes available

Programs under UGC Schemes : Remedial coaching

Remedial lectures are specially designed for those who are under privileged, belonging to weaker sections or even those who miss their lectures on various grounds. Even slow learners and differently abled students are identified first and then these students are given special attention. Remedial classes are offered for students of low aptitude to enable them to brush the fundamental concepts in core areas. We sometimes come across students, who do not have adequate response to the use of computer as an educational tool. Such students are given special coaching and extra time in terms of teaching and learning in their subjects. They are provided with necessary arrangements for the requisite and additional knowledge to be given in the subject concerned.

Library facilities and Computer Center (total number of books, Journal, etc. of last four years and amounts spent on them in detail) :

LIBRARY HOLDING

Year Wise

2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19

Resource Number Amount Number Amount Number Amount Number Amount Number Amount

Books 2140 13,79,199 2010 1956910 2848 2398047 2653 2164147 2170 1867197

Journals 66 60,952 67 100803 68 106691 66 112785 60 121205 Total 16,35,116 2574717 2814116 2459333 1571987

NCC units with strength : NA

NSS Units with strength : 02 units with 200 Volunteers.


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13. Extension Activities :

(1) For NSS (Annexure - I) (i) 2014-15 (ii) 2015-16 (iii) 2016-17 (iv) 2017-18 (v) 2018-19

(2) DLLE (Annexure - II) (i) 2014-15 (ii) 2015-16 (iii) 2016-17 (iv) 2017-18 (v) 2018-19

(3) Cultural Activity (Annexure - III) (i) 2014-15 (ii) 2015-16 (iii) 2016-17 (iv) 2017-18 (v) 2018-19

(4) Sports (Annexure - IV) (i) 2014-15 (ii) 2015-16 (iii) 2016-17 (iv) 2017-18 (v) 2018-19

(5) Student Counselling Centre (Annexure - V) (i) 2014-15 (ii) 2015-16 (iii) 2016-17 (iv) 2017-18 (v) 2018-19

(6) Library Reports (Annexure - VI) (i) 2014-15 (ii) 2015-16 (iii) 2016-17 (iv) 2017-18 (v) 2018-19


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14. Number of publications in the last 4 years (2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18 and

2018-19)

Sr. No.

Name of the Faculty

No. of Publication in Referred

Journals

No. of Publication

s in Non-referred Journals

No. of Publications

in Conference/ Proceedings/

Research Papers

No. of Books published

Total Contribution

1. Principal Dr. Neelam Arora

3 4 6 4 23

2. Dr. Mohana Bandkar 1 1 1 1 4

3. Dr. Purnima Sharma 4 4

4. Ms. Munmy C. Baruah 8 10

5. Dr. S. V. Lasune 6 6

6. Dr. J.H. Kadli 19 1 2 1 23

7. Ms. Mahalakshmi Kumar

7 7

8. Dr. Vinay Pandit 7 2 11

9. Ms. Kranti Ukey

10. Mr. Darshan Paghdhare

3 5

11. Dr. Divya Nigam 8 8

12. Mr. Ashok Mahadik 6 6 12

13. Ms. Vishakha Walia 1 1

SELF FINANCING COURSES

1 Dr. Arun Poojari 3 2 5

2. Dr. Vaidehi Kamath 1 1

3. Dr. Minum Saksena 2 2 4

4. Ms. Preeti Pareek 3 3

5. Ms. Sangeeta Makkad 2 2

6. Ms. Mona T. Pandya 1 1

7. Mr. Rahul Shetty 4 4

8. Dr. Rajesh Mankani 3 3

9. Prof. Nidhi Singh 2 2


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15. During last 3 academic years our faculties across departments participated in various

academic activities such as National, International & State level, Seminars,

Conference & Workshops along with these many of our staff had gone for Faculty

Development Programmes like Orientation programmes and Refresher courses.

Enclosed herein detailed information in tabulated format.

I) No. of major and minor research projects taken (sanctioned and completed with

names of funding agencies) in the last 5 years.

Sr. No

Description In last four

years

Funding Agency

Amount Name of Candidate

1. Number of major projects and value

01 ICSSR Rs. 8.48 Lacs Dr. S. V. Lasune

2. Number of minor projects and value

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Mumbai University – 05

Rs. 30,000 Rs. 30,000 Rs. 25,000 Rs. 10,000 Rs. 25,000

Ms. Kranti Ukey Dr. Divya Nigam Dr. Vinay Pandit Dr. Vinay Pandit Mr. Darshan Pagdhare

UGC - 01 Rs. 75,000 Dr. Jaidev Kadli

3. Project through Government/ NGOs

-- --

-- --

4. Projects through Corporate

--

-- -- --


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II) Guest Lectures, Workshops, Seminars and Conferences (State level/ National level/

International level in detail:

A. Guest Lectures : 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19.

B. Workshops : 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19.

C. National Seminars/Conferences : 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19.

D. International Seminars/Conferences : 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18,

2018-19.

E. Industrial Visit : 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19.

F. Faculty Development Program : 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19.

2014-2015

A. Guest Lectures (2014-15) :

I) B.Com.

1) On 22nd July 2014 a talk on The Challenges of Sustainable Development in India and Union Budget was arranged. Renowned economist Dr. Nirupam Vajpayee, Director of Columbia Global Centre, South Asia – Mumbai enlightened the people attending on the topic.

2) On 23rd January, 2015 on the occasion of Lala Lajpatrai’s Birth Anniversary. Dr. Madhumita Bandopadhyay, Associate Professor, SNDT College gave her lecture on the Topic “Lala Lajpatrai : A Multifaceted Eternal Star.”

3) 42nd Lala Lajpatrai Memorial Lecture was organized on 28th January, 2015 at 11.30 a.m in the College Auditorium. This year was in 150th Birth Anniversary of Lala Lajpatrai the martyr freedom fighter, social reformist and a great educationist of India. Chief Minister of Maharashtra Mr. Devendra Fadanvis and Mrs. Poonam Mahajan, Member of Parliament from Mumbai graced the occasion. The Chief Minister delivered Pre Memorial Lecture on the life and work of Lalaji.


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4) NIIT CAREER GUIDANCE SEMINAR – On 17th and 18th of July, 2014 - A career oriented seminar was organized by NIIT for students of BCOM. Students were explained various upcoming career options based on computer skills and how and where the required expertise could help them. On day one F.Y.B.Com and on day two S.Y.B.Com Students were guided and oriented.

5) WDC organized a guest lecture on “Women Empowerment” by Ms. B K Manpreet (Brahmakumaris) on 17th September, 2014.

6) WDC organized an Awareness lecture on “Breast Cancer” on 16th Dec., 2014 by Ms. Prajakta.

7) WDC organized a Workshop on “Self-defence” for women on 2nd Feb., 2015 by Dr. Seema Rao and her team.

8) A Guest lecture cum Seminar on “Accounting for Taxation with the help of Tally package” by CA Murlidhar Bhatt for T.Y.B.Com students held on 14th August, 2014.

9) A guest lecture cum Seminar on “Personality Development” was conducted by Mr. Vasim Kapadia and Mr. Ahmad Kapadia on 19th September, 2014.

10) A Guest Lecture cum Seminar on “Investment planning and wealth Management” was conducted by CA Ashok Kumar on 7th February, 2015.

11) A guest lecture cum Seminar on “Emotional Development” was conducted by Dr. Abha Shroff of Chinmayananda Ashram on 10th February, 2015.

12) A guest lecture was organized on the topic ‘ADVERTISING’ the good, the bad and the ugly was conducted by –Mr. Alan Collaco – Former General Secretary (ASCI) on 9th August, 2014.

13) A guest lecture on free and open source software was scheduled on 17th of December, 2014 which gave exposure to wide applications of IT with Mathematics and Statistics to both our students and teaching faculties.

14) On 15th September, 2014 a guest lecture on Importance of Financial Planning was organized. Mr. Pankaj Matpal, Director, Optima Money Manager enlightened all on the various schemes of investment.


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Annual Guest Lecture

15) The 42nd Lala Lajpatrai Memorial Lecture was organized on 28th of January, 2015 at 11:30 am in the College Auditorium. Chief –Minister of Maharashtra Mr. Devendra Fadanvis and Mrs. Poonam Mahajan, Member of Parliament from Mumbai graced the occasion. The Chief Minister delivered Memorial Lecture on the life and work of Lalaji.

Mathmatics and Statistics Department

16) A Lecture on FREE AND OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE was scheduled on 17th

December, 2014 which gave exposure to wide applications of IT with

Mathematics and statistics. Ms. Vishakha attended a two days workshop

on “Application of Software in Statistical Analysis – SPSS” held at N.S.S

College and Economics on 19th & 20th December, 2014.

17) Intra-college quiz competition was organized by the department on 10th

January, 2015.

18) Dr. Vinay Pandit was appointed as the chairperson and paper setter for

the subject of Quantitative Methods at NMIS university for FYBSC

(Finance). Dr. Vinay Pandit was appointed as the moderator for the

following subjects B.Com for the subject of operations Research. BBA for

the subject of Research methodology. BBA for the subject of Operations

Management. Dr. Vinay Pandit was invited as the resource person to

deliver guest lectures on numerical on logistics management at A.P

College.

Accountancy Department

19) A Seminar for students on “Accounting for Taxation with the help of Tally

package” by CA Murlidhar Bhatt for T.Y.B.Com students was held on 14th

August, 2014.

20) A Seminar for students on “Personality Development” by Mr. Vasim

Kapadia and Mr. Ahmad Kapadia was organized on 19th September, 2014.

21) A Seminar on “Investment planning and wealth Management” was

organized by CA Ashok Kumar on 7th February, 2015.

22) A Seminar on “Emotional Development was addressed by Dr. Shroff of

Chinmayananda Ashram on 10th February, 2015.


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II. BMS

1) A Guest Lecture was held by BMS department in tie up with Ambition

Learning (Affiliated with Baroda Pioneer’s Mutual Fund) for TYBMS

students. The enlightening lecture was taken by Mr. Kirten Shah on

“Importance of Finance a different types of Investment Avenues.

2) A guest lecture was held on 8th July, 2014 by “TALERANG’ for the students

of S.Y.BMS. Students were informed about Internship after S.Y.BMS. The

S.Y.BMS session was conducted by the speakers Ms. Shveta Raina and

Ms. Tanisha.

3) A guest lecture was held on 10th July, 2014 by “AISEC” for S.Y.BMS.

Students were informed on “Y2B Talks On Entrepreneurial Mindset.” The

session was conducted by Shushrut Munje (Co-Founder of Hammer &

MOP) & Liaz Cuddles.

4) A Guest Lecture cum Seminar was conducted for the students of SYBMS

on the topic of Finance “Jeete Raho Jaagte Raho.” The speaker was Mr.

Regan from Knowledge Point on 14th July, 2014.

5) A Guest Lecture was held on 19th July, 2014 by Mr. Pratik Ram Bhia, Vice

President of Financial Planning, Ambition Financial Planners Pvt. Ltd. On

the topic of “Range of Financial Services ranging from Direct Equity,

Insurance, Mutual Fund, Real Estate, Loans etc.

6) A guest lecture was conducted on 16th July, 2014 by Dr. Pratibha Jain for

TYBMS students on What after TYBMS? Following topics were covered

during the talk:

Education abroad

Different entrance exams

Top institutes in India and abroad

Job placement

Tips for preparing resumes.

7) A guest lecture cum a workshop (as an attempt of Lala Investment Club

was conducted by Purvi Shah on Stockmock.


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8) A guest session was conducted on 26th July, 2014 by Ace Overseas

Education Consultants on Foreign Education by the Speaker- Purvi Tantra

on the topic “What After TY?”

9) A guest session was conducted on 4th August, 2014 by Bond University of

Australia on foreign education on the topic “Various Courses held in

Australia”. The Speaker on the occasion was Dr. Kuldeep Kumar.

10) A guest lecture on Art of living was conducted on 8th August, 2014 for

TYBMS –Vth Sem Students.

III. BAF

1) A guest session was organized on Financial Market on 8th July, 2014 by

the resource person Mr. Keertan Shah.

2) A guest session was organized by BAF department on “Entrepreneurship”

on 14th July, 2014. The resource persons were Mr. Sushrit Munze and Liaz

Cuddles.

3) A guest session was conducted on 25/07/2014 on “Career Guidance”

Mr. Gautam from T.I.M.E Institute addressed the students on the same.

4) A guest session on “Mock Stock Market” was conducted by Mr. Purav

Shah on 26th July, 2014.

5) A guest session on “Investment plan” was organized on 6th August, 2014

by Mr. Ajay Agarwal.

B. Workshops (2014-15) :

I. B.Com.

1) An Online Shopping Workshop was organized for students and Teachers on 23rd and 24th July, 2014.

2) One Day State level workshop was organized on the theme of “Road Map to NAAC” was organized on 12th July 2014 by Lala Lajpatrai College of Commerce & Economics. Around 40 delegates participated in the workshop from across the Mumbai Colleges. The entire workshop was divided into two main technical sessions. Technical Session I was chaired


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by Dr. Ashok Wadia-Principal, Jai Hind College, Mumbai who spoke on techniques to be adopted for preparation of SSR whereby he highlighted on the issues that a good SSR acts in a provable way that says “Well began is half done”. Similarly, a well written SSR is a gateway of success to the entire NAAC process. The Second technical session was again presided by Dr. Shobhana Vasudevan who addressed the audience present on the occasion on ”Staff Orientation for NAAC Peer Team Visit” emphasizing her point of view on the same line she added that apart from the presentation of Self Study repeat a proper orientation of the Staff is required. Their presentation and hospitality is as important as the other core preparations for the actual Peer Team members visit.

3) One Day State level workshop was organized on the theme “Road Map to …. Was NAAC organized on 12th July, 2014 by Lala Lajpatrai College of Commerce & Economics. Around 40 delegates participated in the workshop from across the Mumbai Colleges. The entire workshop was divided into two main technical sessions. Technical session I was chaired by Dr. Ashok Wadia –Principal, Jai Hind College, Mumbai who spoke on Techniques to be adopted for preparation of SSR whereby he highlighted on the issues that a good SSR acts in a provable way that says well began is half done.” Similarly, a well written SSR is a gateway of success to the entire NAAC Process.

The second technical session was again presided by Dr. Shobhana Vasudevan who addressed the audience present on the occasion on “Staff Orientation for NAAC Peer Team Visit” emphasizing her point of view on the same line she added that apart from the presentation of Self Study repeat a proper orientation of the Staff is required. Their presentation and hospitality is as important as the other core preparations for the actual peer team member’s visit.

II. B.S.C.IT.

1) A Seminar on Interview Techniques and Aptitude guidance was held on

23th July, 2014 by Seed Infotech.


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C. National Seminars/Conferences (2014-2015) :

B.Com

1) A One Day UGC sponsored Conference on Human Rights Education was

organized by Lala Lajpatrai College on 21st February, 2015. The Keynote address

was delivered by Justice Bannurmath.

2) A One Day UGC sponsored Conference on Human Rights Education was

organized by Lala Lajpatrai College on 21st February, 2015. The Keynote address

was delivered by Justice Bannurmath.

3) A One Day UGC sponsored Conference on Issues and Challenges in Human Rights

in Contemporary India: a multi-dimensional Approach. 2015-16 was organised

on 23rd January, 2016 at Lala Lajpatrai College Honourable Justice Mr. Madanlal

Tahilyani, Lokayukta, Maharashtra state was the Chief Guest on the occasion.

D. International Seminars/Conferences (2014-15) :

B.Com

On 20th December, 2014: International Conference on the theme –‘Global

Transformation- its Impact on Economics, Commerce and Management’ was

organized. Chief –Guest Dr. Madhu Nair, Dean of Commerce Faculty and Guest –of –

Honour Dr. Feroze Khan, Director, Faculty of Management Science, and Pune graced

the occasion with their presence.

E. Industrial Visit (2014-15) :

B.Com

An Industrial Visit was organized under the subject Export Marketing headed by Dr.

Purnima Sharma and Mr. Rahul Shetty from 6th February, 2015 – 8th February, 2015.

42 students participated in the industrial visit.


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2015-2016

A. Guest Lecture (2015-16) :

I. B.Com

1) A Guest lecture on studying abroad was organized by college with

COMPUTERAIN INSTITUTE on 21st July, 2015. The session was delivered

by Mr. Samuel Zachariah (Director – Computrain Institute).

2) Guest lecture on ‘Rights of Women’ on 11th August, 2015 was organized

by WDC. Resource person was Shri S.B. Korale, Secretary of Mumbai

Legal Service Authority.

3) Guest lecture on Skin-Care’ was organized by WDC. Resource person

Dermatologist, Dr. Rekha Sheth addressed the session and free skin

check-up on 15th Dec, 2015.

4) Guest Lecture (Making Career in Tours &Travels):

Guest Lecture organized on 14th December, 2015

Topic : Making career in Tours & Travels in Collaboration with Thomas &

Cook Travels Ltd.

5) A Seminar was organized on ‘Banking as a Career Option’ on Thursday,

13th August, 2015 in Room no. 408, by Triumphant Institute of

Management Education Pvt. Ltd. (T.I.M.E)

6) A Career Guidance & Counseling Session on ‘Study, Work and Settle

Abroad’ was hosted and addressed by Kraft Educational Services on 14th

September, 2015; Monday for T.Y.B.Com and T.YB.M.S students. On the

same day: A Career Guidance Session on the topic ‘Career in Airlines and

Airport Sector’ was hosted and addressed by Fly High Aviation Academy.

Both the sessions were an eye –opener four students which highlighted

the career avenues under the respective areas and easy availability of

finance to fulfill their dreams.

7) On 28th September 2015; a guidance lecture was organized for TYB.Com

students for the subjects Exports Marketing and Commerce (V) -

Marketing addressed by Dr. Deepak Salve(Faculty, Dept. of Commerce );

Sant Gadge Maharaj College, Khetwadi. Dr. Salve not only highlighted on


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How to write the University Exam Paper in the respective subjects but

also gave a brief insight on how to attempt the question paper

50+students attended the session which enlightened them with the

knowledge of respective subjects. The session ended with a brief

discussion on the Questions from the students.

8) Annual Guest Lecture :

The 43rd Lala Lajpatrai Memorial Lecture was organized by our college on

28th January, 2016 in the college. Renowned Psychiatrist Dr. Harish Shetty

was the speaker for the occasion and delivered his speech on the topic –

Story on Anticipations.

II. BMM

1) A seminar was organized on 4th July, 2015 ‘Voice over and Voice

modulation’. Mr. Pravin Nair from Voice & You guided students on ‘Voice

over and voice modulation’

2) Guest lecture was organized on 4th July, 2015 on ‘Toy Bank’ Ms. Shweta

Chari from ToyBank informed students on various activities done by Toy

Bank.

3) Guest lecture was organized on 5th July, 2015 on ‘The Radio Industry’.

Radio Jockey Suren conducted seminar on the various aspects of radio

industry.

4) Guest lecture was organized on 5th July, 2015 on ‘Acting profession and

acting workshop’. Mr. Baknul Thakkar from the entertainment industry

guided students on acting profession and acting workshop.

5) Guest lecture was organized on 6th July, 2015 on ‘Production industry’.

Mr. Srimata Sengupta and Mr. Rehaan Sayyed from Endemol Production

spoke on ‘Production industry.

6) Guest lecture was organized on 6th July, 2015 on ‘Events industry’.

Mr. Samir Manocha from Masterminds guided students about event

industry.

7) Guest lecture was organized on 6th July, 2015 on ‘Broadcast industry.

Mr. Jeetendra Mehra from Zoom Media Communication India conducted

seminar on aspects of broadcast industry.


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8) Guest lecture was organized on 22nd August, 2015 on ‘Graphic narratives

workshop’. The workshop covered topics such as how to create graphic

narratives using illustrator held by Manthan, School of Arts. The

workshop was conducted by Mr. Tejas Modak.

9) Guest lecture was organized on 18th December, 2015 on ‘Career Talk’.

The seminar was related to Journalism and MBA. The guests of the

honours were Ms. Kavita Sharma, Senior correspondent, Zee TV and two

guests from FLAMES Institute, one of the top B School of India.

10) Guest lecture was organized on 22nd February, 2016 on ‘Seminar on

creative writing’. The seminar was on the creative writing skills and was

conducted by Abhishek Raghunath (Editor at Bayside Journal) and Sara

Shaikh (Marketing manager at Bayside Journal)

11) Guest lecture was organized on 26th February, 2016 on ‘Seminar on visual

effects’ Several topics such as acting skills, how to overcome stage fear,

variety & scope of photography, various aspects of cinema, special

effects in Bollywood movies were covered in the seminar. Mr. Abhyudays

Morocca, Mr. C.B. Arun, Ms Aparna Patade and Mr. Vishwas Kapoor were

guest of honours for the seminar.


B.Com.

1) A One day National seminar was organized on Issues & challenges in Human

Rights in Contemporary India; A Multi Dimensional Approach on 23.01.2016

2) State level workshop on ‘How to write a research’:

On 11th September, 2015 a workshop was organized on ‘HOW TO WRITE

A RESEARCH PAPER/PROPOSAL.’

It was held for graduate students /research scholars across Maharashtra.

3) College Workshop

Faculty Training Programme Organised on 29th July, 2015

Topic : Use of Interactive Board

Time : 11:00 am to 12:00 pm


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4) Entrepreneurship Development Cell organized a workshop on ‘Careers in Design

& Innovation’ by Mr. Saumitra Bhatt (Faculty, Indian School of Design &

Innovation) ISDI – On 14th Jan, 2016.

5) Entrepreneurship Development Cell organized a workshop titled ‘Idea to IPO’ –

the perfect way to craft your Entrepreneurial journey’ on 19th December, 2015

by Mr. Ishwar Jha. (Founder & CEO –Appetals Solutions Pvt. Ltd.) 150+ students

participated in the workshop.

6) Academic Event-

Entrepreneurship Development Cell organized a one-day Inter – collegiate

Academic Event Inventure 2016. Various colleges participated in the event and

came up with new ideas and presented their business proposals/ plans under

the theme Sustainable Development. Prominent guests and panelists was

witnessed at the event including.

i) Mr. Sandeep Jadhav (Director, ACH Management consultants Pvt. Ltd.)

ii) Dr. Vithal Kamath (Guest of Honour).

iii) Mrs. Vidushi Derga (Entrepreneur, Clone Futura).

iv) Dr. (Mrs.) Rajeshwari Ravi (Clinical Professor Entrepreneurship,

Academician –HR College).

v) Mr. Vishwajeet Gaikwad (Producer, Marathi Film Industry).

vi) Mr. Sushant Phadnis (Entrepreneur, Agricultural Production.)

7) Jewelry Craft Workshop: Jewelry Craft Workshop was organized on

10th December, 2015 Resource Person: Mrs. Nilima Kadulkar.

8) A STATE LEVEL WORKSHOP was organized on Thursday, 11th September, 2015

from 9.00 am -1.00p.m on ‘HOW TO WRITE A RESEARCH PAPER/PROPOSAL’ for

post graduate students/ research scholars.


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C. National Seminars/Conferences (2015-16) :

B.Com

1) A One Day UGC sponsored Conference on Issues and Challenges in Human Rights

in Contemporary India: A multi-dimensional Approach. 2015-16 was organized

on 23rd January, 2016 at Lala Lajpatrai College. Honorable Justice Mr. Madanlal

Tahilyani, Lokayukta, Maharashtra State was the Chief Guest on the occasion.

2) A One Day National Seminar on Issues & Challenges in Human Rights in

Contemporary India: A Multi Dimensional Approach was organized on

23.01.2016.

3) A One day National seminar on the topic “Exploring Innovative Tools and

Techniques for Quality Enhancement in Higher Education: Learner Friendly

Approach” was organized by the IQAC of Lala Lajpatrai College on

12th September, 2016 in the Seminar Hall. The inaugural programme was graced

by Dr. Naresh Chandra, Ex. Pro Vice –Chancellor University of Mumbai.

E. Industrial Visit (2015-16) :

B.Com

The export Industrial Visit was organized under the subject Export Marketing; head by

Dr. (Mrs.) Purnima Sharma and Mr. Rahul Shetty scheduled on 2nd and 3rd February,

2016 . Students from B.Com & M.Com section participated in the visit to Silvasa which

registered an entry of 136 students accompanied by professors and non-teaching

staff. The other members who accompanied for the visit were:

1) Mr. Ashok Mahadik (Faculty –Dept., Accountancy)

2) Mrs. Harini Bhojne (Sr. Clerk)

3) Ms Jyoti Koli (Jr. Clerk)

4) Mr. Chetan Tanawde (Associate)

The industrial Visit for 02 days included visit to :

1) Alok Industries Ltd.

2) Navneet Education Ltd.


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2016-2017


I. B.Com

1) A webinar was conducted on an ‘Interactive Session’ on “BECOMING AN

INSPIRING LEADER” supported by Learning Space.

FACILITATOR : DR. GEORGE WATTS

MS. LAURIE BLAZEK

Date : Tuesday, 26th July, 2016

Partnered organization : Mahindra Special Series Group.

2) A seminar on Solid Waste Management was organized on 16th August, 2016.

Ms. Rashmi from Stree Mukti Sangathana was the resource person for it.

59 volunteers attended the seminar. 16 volunteers conducted a survey &

awareness session at adopted area on dry & wet waste management.

3) A Seminar was held on 5th January, 2017 on the topic ABROAD STUDIES BY SIES

Institute for DLLE students. Speaker was Ms. Amreen.

4) An informative seminar was conducted by Mr. MITHUN SARVAGOD on GENDER

EQUALITY on 2nd February, 2017. The information was provided about how a

youth can act against gender discrimination.

5) Department workshop was organized on 7th February, 2017 on “GOODS AND

SERVICE TAX”. The spokesperson for the event was Mr. Sheel V. Bhanushali

6) Annual Guest Lecture The 44th Lala Lajpatrai Memorial Lecture was organized by Lala Lajpatrai College

of Commerce & Economics on Saturday, 28th January, 2017. The Guest Speaker

invited for the function was renowned Cybercrime Investigator & forensic cyber

security & data privacy consultant Mr. Ritesh Bhatia. The topic of the memorial

lecture was “NEW AGE CYBER CRIME & ITS PREVENTION.”


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B.Com

A One-Day National Level Workshop on Research Design and Date Analysis was

organized by our college (Lala Lajpatrai College) on 27th of April, 2017 under the

co-ordinatorship of Dr. Mohana Bandkar, Head, Department of Economics. The

Resource Person for the workshop was Dr. J. C. Sharma who enlightened the delegates

and participants on preparing Research Design, analyzing data and the use of SPSS in

research.

C. National Seminar/Conference (2016-17) :

B.Com

A one-day National Seminar on the topic “Academia –Industry Collaborations: Issues,

Challenges and Sustainability (A Multi-Disciplinary Approach)” was organized by Lala

Lajpatrai College in Collaboration with the University of Mumbai Friday 26th August,

2016 in the Seminar Hall. The said conference was convened by Ms. Munmy Chhetry

Baruah under the chair of Principal Dr. Neelam Arora. Dr. Shailendra Deolankar, Joint

Director Higher Education, Mumbai Region was the Chief Guest for the occasion while

Mr. Dinesh Sharma, CEO, Kesar Petro Product Limited was the Key note speaker for

the same.

D. International Seminar/Conference (2016-17) :

B.Com

One Day International Conference on the topic” Demonetization –Is it the end or the

new beginning “was organized by Lala Lajpatrai College of Commerce and Economics

in collaboration with JJTU on 18th February, 2017. Mr Sudhir Kaushik, Senior Vice –

President, Lakshmi Vilas Bank and Mr. Shriram Mehurkar, Regional Head, Central Bank

of India were the Chief Guest and the Keynote speaker on the occasion.


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2017-2018


I. B.Com

1) Guest lecture was organized on ‘GST’ on 14th July, 2017 for faculty

members and students. Resource Person –CA Sheel Bahanushali.

2) On 27th September, 2017: Seminar cum guest lecture on HIV/AIDS

awareness was conducted.

3) On 28th September, 2017: Interactive Session on Gender Sensitization

and Dignity of Women under project Mukta was conducted.

4) Lala Lajpatrai Memorail Lecture was organized on 30th January,

2018.Public Prosecutor Advocate Ujjwal Nikam delivered the lecture on

“Terrorism”

5) On 6th July: Guest lecture on career guidance and abroad studies

conducted by Ms. Amreen of SIEC.

II. BSC(IT)

1) 01/07/2017- Seminar on Networking Concepts with practical

demonstration by Nayanjyot Singh CCNA for SYIT and TYIT.

2) 22/9/2017 – Seminar on Education abroad of FY/SY/TY by Jamboorie

Education.

3) 20/12/2017- Seminar on Artificial Intelligence by Dr Siby Abraham

(Research Guide) Research Paper presentation competition in which

students participated. Teachers Quiz Competition which was developed

by 2 students of BSc IT in Java.


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III. BMS

1) On 23rd and 24th June: Guest session was held by Kush Panchal on “Neuro

linguistic Programme”

2) On 14th July 2017: Seminar on “Impact of GST” was organized by College.

The program was conducted by CA Kishore Bhanushali.

3) On 24th July 2017 NSS unit of the college (in collaboration with MU) had

organized a program on “Sexual Violence” . The session was led by expert

speakers-Mr. Awanish Kumar, Ms. Devyani Kacker & Ms Saumiya Dadoo.

Around 20 students from FYBMS had attended the program.

4) On 26th July 2017: Session was conducted by TALERANG for SYBMS –III

on topics- Jobs Vs. Entrepreneurship Vs. Higher Studies –This talk

involved analyzing the pros and cons of choosing either stream or factors

to keep in mind before reaching a decision. Their facilitators also shared

their own journey while making their decision

5) 21st September, 2017: Seminar was organized for TYBMS students on the

topic “Personal Financial Planning” by Mr. Harsh Roongta from the BSE

(Bombay Stock Exchange)

IV. BBI

1) Guest lecture was organized on 18th July, 2017 on “Seminar on CFP” . This

seminar was organized for BBI students. The guest speaker was Mr Veer

Dhaval Talpade, a certified Financial Planner.

2) Guest lecture was organized on 6th July, 2017 on “Career guidance and

Studies abroad”. This seminar was organized for BBI students. The guest

speaker of this workshop was Ms. Amreen from S.I.E.C.

3) Guest lecture was organized on 28th July, 2017 on “Post graduation

courses”. The speaker for the session was Mr. Vikash Mishra from

Ambition Academy.


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4) Guest lecture was organized on 14th August, 2017 on “Competitive

Exams”. This seminar was on UPSC examination and its preparation. It

was conducted on by Viraj Rane (LLB) and Brijesh Tripathi (M.Phil)

5) Guest lecture was organized on 22nd December, 2017 on “Soft skill

Development”. Seminar was organized on Soft skill development for BBI

students.

6) Guest lecture was organized on 13th March, 2018 on “Education

Prospects after Graduation”. Seminar was organized on Education

Prospects after Graduation for current TYBBI students.

B. Workshop (2017-18) :

I. B.Com

1) S.Y.B.Com Syllabus Revision Workshop for Commerce Paper III/IV,

Advertising, Foundation Course and Business Law jointly with Board of

Studies in Commerce, University of Mumbai was held on Friday, 7th July,

2017 at 10.00 a.m onwards.

2) S.Y.B.Com Syllabus Revision Workshop’ in Accountancy, Management

Accounting and Auditing jointly with Board of Studies in Accountancy,

University of Mumbai, 7th July, 2017.

3) A State Level Workshop was organized on 22nd August, 2017 on the topic

of “Stress Management “Workshop was conducted by Prof. Pratima

Singh of Swami Vivekananad College, chembur, Mumbai. Prof. Pratima

Singh who is associated with Art of Living foundation elaborated various

strategies of managing stress.

4) A one day workshop for the staff and students was organized on 15th

September, 2017 in the auditorium foyer on the topic of “Pursue making

Business” Resource person Mrs. Gauri Kulkarni taught the audience coin

bags, make up pouches, sling bags and handbag on sewing machine and

gave practical training of the same.


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5) A State level Workshop was organized on 21st September, 2017 in

collaboration with NSS college on “E-learning & Curriculum Design”.

6) Workshop on “Women Empowerment “ was organized on 29th

September, 2017 for teachers of various colleges in collaboration with

WDC, University of Mumbai and WDC, LLC of Law.

7) Workshop was organized on 7th October, 2017 on “UGC Recent

Amendments in API under CAS”.

8) Workshop on ‘Zumba’ was organized on 22nd and 23rd Feb, 2018.Resouce

person Mr Harshad Sharma, Zumba, Choreographer of ‘Fit & Fun Zumba

Centre conducted the same.

9) Workshop was hosted by MIDAS INDIA (School of Entrepreneurship) on

the topic “Entrepreneurs are made not Born” on Tuesday, 16th January,

2018.

10) Workshop was organized on memorizing techniques the resource person

was Mr Kush Panchal.

11) Workshop on resume building was conducted by Ms. Payal Mukherjee

Bose of TIME Institute.

II. BBI

Workshop was organized on 15th February, 2018 on “Campus to Corporate”.

Workshop on “Campus to Corporate “ was organized by P & G. Grooming session

was conducted by P & G and few P & G products were distributed as free

samples.


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III. BSC(IT)

1) 22/08/2017- Practical Hands on Workshop on How to develop Android

Applications by Aptech.

2) 11/09/2017 to 16/09/2017 - Students of TY and SY gave basic computer

training to non-teaching staff members of college. They trained them in

internet use, Microsoft Word and Excel.

3) 12/02/018 – Workshop on ‘Digital Marketing 3.0’ by Mr. Chirag Warty.

4) 10/03/2018 -12/03/2018 – 2 days Practical Workshop on Big Date

Analytics for students of FY/SY/TY BSc IT.

IV. BMM

Workshop on Video Editing and Importance of VFX was conducted by a

renowned trainer from the Arena animation on 15th February, 2018 for S.Y.BMM

Students.

D. International Seminar/Conference (2017-18) :

B.Com

An International Conference on theme: Modern Trends In Business, Economics,

Management &Social Sciences. Conference date; 10th March, 2018, conference

Venue: College Auditorium. An International conference was organized in

collaboration with JJT University on 10th March, 2018 to create awareness and

dialogue between professionals, academicians and research scholars on the major

theme and sub-themes related to the conference and to develop better

understanding and appreciation of changing trends and their impact on the various

sectors. The Chief Guest for the conference was Mr. Rajesh Kumar Agrawal –Sentence

case Regional Director ICSI WIRC.

F. Faculty Development Program (2017-18) :

One Day Faculty Development Program (FDP) on Date Analysis Using Excel organized

by Lala Lajpatrai College of Commerce & Eco, Dept. of Commerce jointly with

University of Mumbai on 20th Feb, 2018 . 60 participants participated in the FDP all

through the colleges.


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2018-2019


I. B.Com.

1) A Career Guidance Programme was scheduled on the topic "Passion to

Profession on 13th February, 2019.

2) A seminar was organized on "Upcoming Opportunities in Shipping &

Logistics Sector" on 18th December 2018.

3) Lala Lajpatrai College participated in Live Webcast on the Launch of Drug

Free India Campaign on February 18th & 19th 2019.

4) EDC students attended a session on 2nd July 2018 organized by Navyuvak

Entrepreneurs.

5) EDC jointly with IQAC of LLC and University of Mumbai organised a Two

day Inter-collegiate Guest talk series ENNOVENT- excel with alumnus on

22nd January, 2019 and 23rd January, 2019.

6) NSS college had organized “One day Multi-disciplinary National Seminar

on Paradigm shift in Commerce Management & Economics: towards

sustainable growth of India” on 9th February 2019.

7) Men Against violence and abuse of women (MAVA) in collaboration with

WDC, LLC organized “Yuva Abivyakti” on 1st and 2nd Feb, 2019.

8) WDC, Lala Lajpatrai College of Commerce & Economics along with IQAC

in collaboration with University of Mumbai organized Workshop on ‘Self

Defence’ for female students of Lala Lajpatrai College of Commerce &

Economics on 20th and 21st Feb, 2019.

9) An Intercollegiate guest talk on “Creating Aquatic Garden – an initiative

towards Sustainable Acquascaping” was organized on 30th March, 2019.

II. BFM

1) A Guest Lecture was organized on Equity and Derivative Markets on

7th March, 2019.

2) A Guest Lecture was organized on CS & CA as career options on

19th March, 2019.


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B. Workshop (2018-2019) :

I. B.Com

1) A workshop on “Importance of Foreign Languages in Career

Opportunities” was organized by Workshop Committee on Saturday

1st September 2018.

2) A workshop on “Value Education” was organized in collaboration with

the University of Mumbai on 19th January 2019.

3) Entrepreneurship Mela was organised on 30th January 2019.

4) Orientation programme was scheduled on a Certificate Course in

Shipping & Logistics by Indian Institute of Shipping & Foreign Trade (IISFT

Skills Pvt. Ltd) on 9th January, 2019.

5) EDC in collaboration with MASH project foundation seeking support for

road safety project called “Make Road Safer” with Jubilant Foodworks

Ltd. organized an interactive and practical based first aid training

workshop on 22nd December, 2018.

6) The Young Leaders Club of H.R. College of Commerce & Economics had

organized 5 day Skill Series Workshop from 13th to 20th February 2019.

7) EDC organized its land mark Two day Entrepreneurial event INVENTURE

on 25th& 26th February 2019 on the theme “Gig Economy.

8) A workshop was conducted by EDC on 12th April, 2019 to construct Bird

Water Feeders understanding the need of water to birds in the summer

season.

9) Women’s Development Cell, Lala Lajpatrai College of Commerce &

Economics and Lala Lajpatrai College of Law with MSCW organized one-

day State Level Workshop for women on “Health is Wealth” on 12th Jan,

2019.

10) Organised guest lecture on “Gender Sensitization” on 7th September,

2018. Resource Person was Mr. Pravin Thote from NGO (MAVA).

11) Workshop with IQAC university of Mumbai on Road Map for NAAC

organized on 13th October, 2018.


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12) Research Workshop on Quantitative Method and Data Analysis by

Dr. James Abdey from HULT University was organized by IQAC on

27th February, 2019.

13) Workshop for Non-Teaching Staff by IQAC was organized on

7th December, 2018.

14) One day inter-college workshop on value education in collaboration with

the University of Mumbai with two difference technical sessions was

organised on 19th January, 2019.

2018-19

B) Workshops

BMM

1) Workshop on Media Writing :Transition from Print to Web and Augmented Reality held on

2nd August, 2018.

2) Workshop on Youtube and Video Editing Workshop on 6th September, 2018.

3) Workshop on “Photography and Cinematography was held on 7th September, 2018.

4) Workshop on “Aesthetic Make up Workshop was held on 8th Septmber, 2018.


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2018-19

B) Workshops

BScIT

1) Workshop on Moodle was organized by IQAC on 24th August, 2018.

2) State level workshop was organized on 30th August, 2018.

3)Workshop on Ethical Hacking by ATS Solutions Ltd was organized on 2nd January to 5th

January, 2019.

4) Workshop on “How to develop Website without using any “Programming Language” was

organized on 6th March, 2019.

2018-19

C) National Seminars

B.ScIT

1)Seminar on Data Science was organized on 4th July, 2018

2)Seminar on Cloud Computing was organized on 4th August, 2018

3) Seminar On Consumer awareness was organized on 7th September, 2018.

4) Seminar on Andriod Application Development and network Security by ATS Solutions was

organized on 25th September, 2018.


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2018-19


B.Com

1)State level seminar on Intellectual Property Rights in collaboration with DLLE of University

of Mumbai on 5th October, 2018.

2018-19


BAF

1) Seminar on Different Career Option in Accounting and Finance was organized on 31st July,

2018.

2) Seminar was held on BBF-Investment Outlook 2019 on 13th December, 2018.

3) Seminar on GST was held on 15th December, 2018.

4) Seminar was held on how to prepare for an Interview and GD on 14th January, 2019.

5)Seminar on Career Guidance organized on 22nd January, 2019


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2018-19


B.ScIT

1)Seminar on Data Science was organized on 4th July, 2018

2)Seminar on Cloud Computing was organized on 4th August, 2018

3) Seminar On Consumer awareness was organized on 7th September, 2018.

4) Seminar on Andriod Application Development and network Security by ATS Solutions was

organized on 25th September, 2018.

2018-19

E) Industrial Visit

1)A study tour was organised to Jodhpur -Jaisalmer between 8th to 13th December, 2018

2)Organized a visit to “All Saints Home”, Mazgaon (Women’s Old Age Home) on occasion of

women’s Day on 8th March, 2019


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16. Details of Papers published in National and International Journals (in detail

/Department wise - 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17,2017-18,2018-19):

Department of Commerce

2014-15

Sr. No.

Name of the Faculty

Title

Journal

National Inter-national

ISSN / ISBN No.

Whether peer Reviewed. Impact Factor, if Any

I. Dr. Neelam Arora

2014-15

1. Why and when do people buy Diamond Studded Jewellery

International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research Vol. No. III, Issue 11 (i)

Inter-national

ISSN Online 2277-9302

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2. Policy Framework for Promotion of GEM & Jewellery trade with special reference to Diamond Trade.

----

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3. Application of analysis of variance and Chi-square to study diamond industry.

International Journal of Modern Engineering Research (IJMER) Vol.4, Issue II.

Inter-national

4. A Comparative study of the result of choice based credit system (CBCS) as compared to non-CBCS system in a Commerce College affiliated to Mumbai University.

International Journal of Business, Management & Social Sciences (IJBMSS) Vol.IV, Issue 6 (III),

Inter-national

ISSN. 2249-7463

5. Entrepreneurial Skills of Students taking up Add-on-vocational Courses offered by the University of Mumbai.

A case study of Lala Lajpatrai College Voc-Course who have ventured into Entrepreneurship in the one day National Conference.

National

6. Factors Hindering the growth of the Indian Diamond Industry

International Conference on Global Transformation : it’s Impact on

Inter-national


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Economics; Commerce and Management 11th -12th April, 2014.

2015-16

7 “Comparison of Quantity and value of Export of Spices from India from 2009-2010”

Inter-national

ISBN 2394-4560

8. “The Indo-German Youth Exchange Programme.

ISSN-2231-5063

2016-17

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2017-18

9. Need for Curriculum Development in 3 year LLB Course of Mumbai University.

10. A study of Domestic Violence of Maids in the District of Thane.

2018-19

11. Developing Emotional Quotient to Maintain Work-Life Balance and Reduce Stress in Education Field with Special Reference to College Teachers.

National ISSN 2277-5730

IMPACT FACTOR 5.5


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12. The Value addition in Export of Cut and Polished Diamonds in the Decade from 2007-08 08 to 2016-17.


IMPACT FACTOR 5.5

13. To Study the value addition of Cut and Polished diamonds and Coloured Gems Stones

National

Impact Factor 7.36

14. A Comparison of Gold Jewellery Exports and Cut and Polished Diamonds from India from The Financial Year 2012-13 to 2016-17.

International Journal of advance and innovative research

Inter-national

Impact factor 7.36.

15. Importance of Design and Certification when Purchasing Diamond Jewellery.”

International Journal of advance and innovative research

Inter-national

16. Need for developing entrepreneurial skill among under graduate college girls.

International journal of creative research thoughts.

Inter-national

ISSN 23202882

II

Dr. Purnima Sharma

2014-15

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2015-16

----

----

----

----

---

----

2016-17

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----


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2017-18

1. “Impact of Demonetization of Indian Economy”

Inter-national

ISSN 2319-4766

2.

“Marketing Management”

National

ISSN: 2249-73892

3. “Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibilities”.

National

4. Women Empowerment on vision 2050

Inter-national

ISSN:

5. Journal issues on ethics

Inter-national

ISSN:

III Dr. S. V. Lasune

2014-15

1. Study on consumer behavior on soft drinks with special reference to Coca Cola

International Journal of Development Studies July-Dec 2014 Volume VI ( Page no. 212 -125)

Inter-national

ISSN 0975-5799

The Journal is indexed in: Inno Space Scientific Journal Impact factor.

2. A Study on Perception and Awareness on Credit Cards among Bank Customers

GyanSamhita Research Journal Vol. 5 Jan. 14 (Page no. 12 to 17 Jan. 2015.)

ISSN 2229-6654


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3. Analysis of Soft Drink w.s.r.t Coca Cola

National Research Journal Volume –v Jan, 215 (Page 173 to 178 Jan 2015)

ISSN 2250-2025

2015-16

4. Analysis of the agricultural agreements of the WTO

An International Journal of Commerce, Economics & Management February, 2016 ( page 154 to 158)

ISSN 2394-4560

5. Empirical Study on consumer perception for ITC’s Branded food product page 01 to 14

International Journal of Exclusive Management Research

ISSN2249-2585

IF-5.76

6. Customer satisfaction – A study with special reference to Insurance products offered by LIC of India in Mumbai.

International Journal of Business, Management and Social Science Issue 2 November, 2015 (Page 60-64)

7. Impact of outsourcing on the Human Resource Profession

Asian Academic Research Journal of Social

ISSN-2278-859X


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Science and Humanities

8. Higher Education in India: Issues and New directions

Golden Research Thoughts (Page 103 to 112)

ISSN-2231-5063

Impact Factor 3.4052

2016-17

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2017-18

9. Study on Customer Service Behaviour with special reference to food industries

Research Dimensions (Vol. I)

ISSN 2249- 3867

5.1899

10. Study on FMCG Industries in India with special reference to Rural Marketing

AJANTA Peer Reviewed UGC Listed N. 40776

ISSN 2277-5730

5.2

2018-19

Study on Corporate Governance scenario in Indian Banks

Scholarly Research Journal for Interdisciplinary Studies

ISSN-2278-8808

IF:6.177

IV. Prof. Rahul Shetty

2014-15 ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

----

2015-16

1.

A Study on awareness of educational rights for differently abled children with special

National

ISBN 978-93-82159-86-5


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Department of Accountancy

2014-15

Sr. No.

Name of the Faculty

Title

Journal

National

Inter-national

ISSN / ISBN No.

Whether peer Reviewed. Impact

reference to CBSE students.

2016-17

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2017-18

2. “B –Plan: Support it stand at base.”

National

ISSN 2321-7456

3. To Study the role of E-Commerce as a facilitator to entrepreneurial.

National

ISSN 2321-7456

4. Development with special reference to Banking Industry.

Scholarly Research Journal for Interdisciplinary Studies.

National

ISSN 2278-8808

2018-19

---- ---- ---- ---- ----


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Factor, if Any

I. Dr. Mahalakshmi Kumar

2014-15

1. ‘Prolonged Deflation in Japan’ (Track 4 pgs 66 to 69).

International Conference in International year of light 2014. (CP)

ISBN : 978-93-83072-64-4

2. Promotion Strategies of Dominos “

International Journal of Business, Management & Social Sciences. (Vol IV, Issue 6 (III), Feb, 2015, PP 57-60.

IMF 1.3409

3. “Can India become a Global Manufacturing Hub?”

Special issue of Intl. Scholarly Research Journal for Interdisciplinary Studies (pp 462-468)

Inter-national

ISSN- 2319-4766

(IF -4.889)

2015-16


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4. “Social Media in HRM”

Management Guru: Journal of Management Research (Vol IV/Issue 2/March, 2016, Special Issue)

Inter-national

ISSN-2319-2429

5. Rural Marketing: Unique Approach by HUL”

Innovative Practices and Applications in Business

National

ISBN:978-93-82159-82-7

2016-17

6. “Yogic diet for healthy living “

Special issue of International Scholarly Research Journal for Interdisciplinary Studies

ISSN -2319-4766

(IF SJIF 2015-5.403)

2017-18

7. “ A Study of level of awareness regarding Investment Avenues among educated working women w.s.r.t Mumbai City”

Intl. Journal of Research in Economics and Social Sciences (pp. 271 to 277).

Inter- national

ISSN : 2249-7382

(IF:6.939)

8. “Role of Family Members in Investment Decisions of Educated Working

Rex. Journal (Volume 4, Issue 4, Special 2,

ISSN -2321-1067


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women w.s.r.t Mumbai City”

2017 pg. 188 -193.

2018-19

“A Study of the Investment Pattern of Educated Working Women of different Age groups w.s.r.t Alumni City”

International Journal of Advance and Innovative Research (Part-I) Vol. 6, Issue 2 (VI)

ISSN- 2394-7780

IF-7.36

II. Mr. Darshan L. Pagdhare

2014-15

1. Potentials for Historic Tourism in Palghar district in Maharashtra

Inter- national

2. Scope for Historic Tourism with special focus on Forts in Thane district in Maharashtra

Inter- national

3. Relevance of Human rights education in contemporary society.

National

4. Feasibility of development of rural tourism in Palghar district in Maharashtra

Inter-national

2015-16

5. Commodity Trading: An Analysis into Opportunity of Wealth Maximisation.


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6. Feasibility of development of rural tourism in Palghar district in Maharashtra

Inter-national

7. Mumbai Sex trade in the shadow of tourism: an overview

National

8. Make in India :Achchhe din for industrial tourism

National

2018-19

“A Study on Social & Economical Condition of Project affected persons in Mumbai“ Special reference to Metro Line -3

National

III. Prof. Ashok Vasant Mahadik

Study of SEZs in India AND ITS Impact on foreign trade.

Inter-national

Study of SEZs in India AS a tool for favorable BOP in International trade.

Inter-national

2015-16

1. Human Rights in Contemporary Corporate Culture

National

2. Make in India :”AREAS NEEDED TO BE FOCUSED ON

National

2016-17

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2017-18

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----


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2018-19

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

Department of Economics

Sr. No.

Name of the Faculty

Title

Journal

National International

ISSN / ISBN No.


I. Dr. Mohana Bandkar

2014-15

1. Article Published in the book “Issues & Challenges of Micro Finance & Micro Credit in India titled as “Role of Micro Finance & Micro-Credit for Self- Employment in Mumbai “edited by Dr. R. M. Chauhan & Dr. Hina M. Patel (Published in 2014)

Chapter in a Book.

ISBN No – 978-93 80207-71-1

2015-16

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2016-17


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---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2017-18

2018-19

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

II.

Dr. Divya Nigam

2014-15

1

Credit Management Banks in India

International Journal of Business Management of Social Sciences I Volume IV Issue 6 (III)

--- 2249-7463

---

2. Industrial Growth and Sustainable development- A Paradigm Shift

978-93-83241-74-3

2015-16

3. Improvisation Tools in Higher Education to make it more Learner friendly.”

National ISBN -978-93-82159-78-0

4. “Women as Potential Source of Economic Development in Twenty First Century in India.”

National ISBN 978-81-926112-0-4

5. “Emergence of Rural Women Entrepreneurs in Post Globalisation Era”

National 978-81-944836-4-1


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6 “Human Rights of Eunuchus in India”

National ISBN 978-93-82159-86-5

2016-17

7. “Widening Rural Urban Gap in Twenty First Century India”

Inter-national

978-81-931023-2-9

2017-18

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2018-19 Degloblization – It is yesterday once more

International Journal of Advance and Innovative Research

--- ISSN -2394-7780

Department of (Computers)

Sr. No.

Name of the Faculty

Title

Journal

National

International ISSN / ISBN No.


I. Prof. Vidya Bhide

2014-15

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2015-16

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2016-17

----

---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2017-18

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2018-19

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

II. Prof. Nimesh Punjani


50

Department of English/Business Communication

Sr. No.

Name of the Faculty

Title

Journal

National

Inter-national

ISSN / ISBN No.

Whether peer Reviewed. Impact Factor, if any

I. Ms. Munmy C. Baruah

2014-15

1. “Violance, resistence and The Female Body (Some theoretical Issues, with reference to Indira Goswami and Mahasweta

IOSR Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences

Inter-national

E-ISSN: 2279-0837 P-ISSN- 2279-0845

2014-15

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2015-16

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2016-17

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2017-18

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2018-19

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----


51

Devi’s Women Characters)”

2.

Role of Unsuccessful Governance and Manipulative Politics in Creating Resistance Movements in India.

Insight Management Review

ISBN: 2277-5676, Vol No. 5

3. Politics and its Criminalization in the Indian context.

IJBMSS ISSN:2249-7463

4. Regional inequality the Architect behind the Naxalbari movement of 1967”

National

ISBN:978-93-83421-74-3

2015-16

5.

Mythologies to Multiple Intelligence: Lessons for Teaching, Learning and Innovation

National

ISBN:978-93-82159-78-0

6. Gender Education in

National

ISBN: 978-


52

India –From Vedic to the Pathetic Age

81-924836-4-1

7. Developing Tourism or Interfering Women’s (Human) rights?- A Peep into Tourism and its Gendered Aspect

National

ISBN:978-93-82159-86-5

2016-17

8.

Academia and Industry Collaborations –Some Glimpses from past to present

ISSN:978-1-370-86961-9

2017-18

9. Innovation from India in Academics and Industry: some glimpses from the past to the present.

International Journal of Research in Economics and Social Sciences (IJRESS) Volume 7, Issue 9.

Inter-national

2249-7382 Impact Factor 6.939


53

2018-19 Doubt is the beginning not the end of wisdom.

International Journal of Economics Trade & Research. (JETIR)

International

ISSN -2349-5162

Using Body as a Bunker: Understanding Indira (Mamoni) Goswami’s Resisting Women in her writings with reference to the short story “the offspring”

Quest Journals – Journal of Research in Humanities and Social Science.

ISSN-2321-9467(Vol -7, Issue -4 of 2019

(Department of Environmental Studies.)

Sr. No.

Name of the Faculty

Title

Journal


ISSN / ISBN No.


I. Prof. Kranti Ukey

CP,

2014-15

1. “Significance and Role of Human Rights in

National ISBN-978-


54

Achieving sustainable Development.”

93-5149-192-7

2. “Environmental Health Hazards due to dumping of Toxic Chemicals in water bodies”


3. “Sustainable Rural Development by MSS in the backward district of Vidarbha Region, Maharashtra.

National ISBN 978-93-83241-74-3

4 “Changing needs of Distance Education in India with respect to the increasing ICT enabled Education in Modern Times”

National ISBN:978-93-82159-78-0

2015-16

4. “Water conservation through construction of water harvesting structures ( Bandharas ) in Thane district with special reference to Shahpur Taluka: A step towards Sustainable Development”

Inter-national

ISBN: 978-93-82159-87-2

2016-17

0

“Reviving Traditional Water Harvesting Systems as an Innovative option for Water Conservation in Maharashtra”

2017-18

2018-19


55

(Department of F.C)

(Department of Maths & Statistics)

Sr. No.

Name of the Faculty

Title

Journal


ISSN / ISBN No.


“Human Interventions results in Devastating Natural Distasters: A review with special reference to Uttarakhand Calamity & Kerala Floods

JETIR ISSN: 2349-5162

Sr. No.

Name of the Faculty

Title

Journal

National

International

ISSN / ISBN No.


I. Prof. Renuka Mehra

2014-15

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2015-16

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2016-17

----

----

---- ---- ---- ----

2017-18

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2018-19

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----


56

I.

Dr. Vinay Pandit

2014-15

1. A Study on Amazon Prime Air for Feasibility and Profitability

IOSR-JBM

278-487 ISSN-23197668

2. A Study on Mathematical Statistics to evaluate Relationship between Attributes.

IJMER

ISSN-2249-6645. Vol.4

3. Application of Analysis of variance & Chi –Square to study diamond industry

IJMER

ISSN-2249-6645 Vol.4

4. A mathematical approach to analyse stigma and discrimination in society, special reference to mental health.

2015-16


57

5. Mathematical and Statistical Methods for Insurance and Finance

IJRSI(International Journal of Research & Scientific Innovation)

ISSN -2321-2705

6.

Analyzing child labor as a Human Rights Issue: A Mathematical Statistics Model”

ISBN: 978-93-82159-86-5

7. A Meta –Analysis on learner’s expectation and participation in curricular and Co-curricular activities.”

ISSN-978-93-82159-78-0

8.

A Study on Applied Statistics to Evaluate the Perception of the Potential Customers towards Hybrid Cars

International Journal of Research

Inter-national

ISSN 2231-6124

2016-17

9. Elements of Logistics and

ISBN978-93-


58

Supply Chain Management

81477-84-7

2017-18

10. One-way ANOVA and T test to understand investor’s perception regarding Indian commodity market.

International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas in Education.

Inter-national

E-ISSN:2395-4396

11. A Study on Multiple Regression Analysis in Era of Demonetization.

International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas in Education.

Inter-national

E-ISSN:2395-4396

12. A Study on Sharp Ratio to test Performance Evaluation of Public and Private Sector Mutual Funds.

SRJIS ISSN:2319 -4766 Impact Factor 6.177

13. A Study on Anthropometric variables for male

IJRAR ISSN:2348-1269 Impac


59

population in Mumbai city.

t Factor

14. Mathematical Modelling for Resource and Environmental System – Special reference to Quantity of A2 type Milk in relation with Number of Location in Indigenous Cows.

IJRESS ISSN(o) 2249-7382 Impact Factor 6.939

15. Multiple regression of Human Anthropometry

SRJIS ISSN:2278-8808 Impact Factor 6.177

2018-19

16 “An Epistemological Study on Genetic Behaviour in Cattle – A Mathematical Approach”

UGC approved Journal

National

17 “Multiple regression of Human Anthropometry”

SRJIS UGC approved journal

National


60

II. Prof. Vishakha Walia

2014-15

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2015-16

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2016-17

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2017-18

1. “Frontiers in Chemical Sciences”

Journal ‘Printing Area.’

Inter-national

2018-19

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

Library Department

Sr. No.

Name of the Faculty

Title

Journal

National

Inter-national

ISSN / ISBN No.


I Dr. Jayadev H. Kadli

2014-15

1. Information Seeking Behaviour of Law Students in the Changing

DESIDOC Journal of Library & Information Technology

Inter-national

ISSN:

0974-0643

Peer reviewed

Indexed in Emerging


61

Digital Environment

35 (1), 61-68 2015 Jan

eISSN:

0976-4658

Source Citation Index, Scopus, LISA, LISTA, EBSCO, Proquest, Library Literature and Information Science Index/Full-text, The Informed Librarian Online, OpenJ-Gate, Indian Science Abstracts, Indian Citation Index, WorldCat, Google Scholar, etc.

Global Impact Factor 0.897

2015-16

2. Scientometric Analysis of

International Journal of

National

ISSN:

Peer-reviewed


62

Research Output of IIT Bombay 1958-2015

Information Research

5 (2), 96-121

2015 Dec

2249-8273

2016-17

3. A Scientometric Analysis of the Doctoral

Theses Submitted to

Indian Institute of Technology

Bombay

SRELS

Journal of Information Managemen

t

53 (5), 423-426

2016 Oct

ISSN:

0972-2467

eISSN:

0976-2477

Peer-reviewed (referred journal)

2017-18

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2018-19

SELF FINANCE COURSES

BMS

Sr. No.

Name of the Faculty

Title

Journal


ISSN / ISBN No.


I. Dr. Arun Poojari

2014-15


63

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2015-16

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2016-17

1. “An Innovation and Challenges in Banking Sector

International

ISBN-978-93-32159-87-2

2017-18

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2018-19

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2. BMM

Sr. No.

Name of the Faculty

Title

Journal

National

International

ISSN / ISBN No.


I. Dr. Sangeeta Makkad

2014-15 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2015-16 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2016-17 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2017-18 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2018-19

II. Mr. Himanshu Vaidya

N.A N.A N.A N.A N.A N.A

2. BBI


64

Sr. No.

Name of the Faculty

Title

Journal

National

Inter-national

ISSN / ISBN No.


I. Dr. Vaidehi Kamath

2014-15

1. Perception of students on making yoga compulsory

Vivekananda

National

ISBN-978-81-923044-3-4

2. A Study on importance of Yoga

SR Journals

International

P-ISSN 2319-4766

4.889

2015-16 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2016-17

3. Role of Alumni as stakeholders in enhancing quality education

Sharayu Prakashan

National

- ISSN2319-2429

-

4. Modern trends in MIS with special reference to HDFC Bank

Scholarly Research journal

National

ISSN-2278-8808

6.177

5. Entreprenerual potential among the

Ajanta Prakashan

International

ISSN 2277-5730

5.2


65

under graduates

6. An overview of demonetization from the perspective of housewives

Ajanta Prakashan

International

ISSN 2277-5730

5.2

2017-18 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2018-19 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

II. Ms. Loveena Atwal

2014-15 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2015-16 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2016-17 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2017-18 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

1. A study on impact of current market scenarios on the future prospects of footwear sector in India

Scholarly Research Journal for inter-disciplinary studies

National

ISSN:- 22788808

ISSN:- 22788808

2018-19 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

BAF

Sr. No.

Name of the Faculty

Title

Journal

National

International

ISSN / ISBN No.



66

Factor, if any

I. Dr. Minum Saksena

2014-15

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2015-16

1.

The role of co-curricular and Extension activities in overall development and quality enhancement of the students in higher education” in national conference held on 12th September 2015 in Lala Lajpat Rai College of Commerce and Economics

Conference proceeding

National

ISBN NO IS -978-93-82159-78-0

2. The role of information and communication technology to make teaching –learning process effective in school level “ in Asian Literacy Conference on


ISSN : 2349-8145


67

the theme on “ROLE OF INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY IN PROMOTING READING AND DEVELOPING LEARNUNG SOCIETY” which was held on 28th and 29th January 2016 at Gujarat Research Society Mumbai .

3. Relationship between quality of work life and job satisfaction which leads to high performance in Indian Organizations “in international conference on Vision 2020 – Leveraging “Make in India “held on 29th and 30th April at Lala lajpat rai college


ISBN 978-81-93 2949-1-8

2016-17

4. Demonetization is considered as boon or curse for future economic growth in India .held on 18th Feb

International

ISBN 978-81-93 2949-1-8


68

2017 at Lala college

2017-18

5. A Correlation; study of need for personal growth , need for achievement and job involvement of public sector employee on 10th March 2018 in Lala college

International

ISSN 2277-5730

6. The role of psychological, personality factors entrepreneurial education and family support in developing entrepreneurial competencies. On 7th April 2018 in international conference at Lala college.

International

ISSN 2278-8808

7. Effects of social media on students academic performance on 21st April at Hinduja COLLEGE of commerce

International

ISSN- 2319-359x

II. Mr. Mohammed Siddique

2014-2015


69

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2015-2016

Financial inclusion ; Road Map ahead “in international conference on Vision 2020 – Leveraging “Make in India “held on 29th and 30th April at Lala Lajpat Rai College

ISBN 978-81-93 2949-1-8

2016-17

An overview of demonetization from the perspective of Rural marketing and retailing

Ajanta Prakashan

ISSN 2277-5730

5.2

2017-18

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2018-19

---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

5. IT

Sr. No.

Name of the Faculty

Title

Journal

National

International

ISSN / ISBN No.



70

Factor, if any

I. Ms. Sheikh Famida

2014-15 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2015-16 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2016-17

1.

Developing Soft Skills for enhancing the employability of IT graduates Date-

Scholarly Research Journal

For Interdisci

plinary Studies

Volume – 7, Issue – 36 April – June 2018

ISSN: 2278-8808

International Peer Reviewed Impact Factor = 6.1777

2017-18

2. Green Marketing : Need and importance in Modern Times Date: 10th March, 2018

An international multidisciplinary quarterly research journal Volume – VII Issue – I Part – I January – March - 2018

ISSN: 2277-5730

International Peer Reviewed Impact Factor:5.2


71

II.

Ms. Nidhi Singh

2014-15 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

2015-16

1. Use of Innovative Teaching Techniques in Higher Education Develops Employability and Entrepreneurial Skills Date:12th Sep, 2015

Using Cloud Computing and Data Mining techniques to implement cashless society in India to strengthen Indian Economy Date: 29th, 30th April, 2016

Exploring Innovative Tools and Techniques for Quality Enhancement in Higher Education: Learner Friendly Approach Vision 2020 Leveraging ‘Make in India’

National International

ISBN: 978-93-82159-78-0 ISBN: 978-93-82159-87-2

2. 2016-17 Role of Academia Industry

Academia-Industry Collaborat

National In collaborat

Ebook:


72

Collaboration in Bridging the gap between IT curriculum and Skills required in IT industry Date-26/08/2016

ions:Issues, Challenges and Sustainability

ion with Mumbai University

ISSN: 978-1-370-86961-9

2017-18

3. Transition to Green ICT: Trends and Challenges Date: 9th Sep, 2017

Artificial Intelligence: A tool for sustenance of Planet Earth Date: 7th April, 2018

International Journal of Research in Economics and Social Sciences (IJRESS) Vol.7 Issue 9, September, 2017 Scholarly Research Journal for Interdisciplinary Studies April-June, 2018 Volume 7, Issue 36

National In collaboration with Mumbai University National In collaboration with Mumbai University

ISSN(o): 2249-7382 UGC Approved Sr No- 49366 ISSN- 2278-8808, SJIF 2016

Impact Factor:6.939 Impact Factor 6.177


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4. Big Data Analytics- Indispensible for Predicting and Controlling Climate Change Date:29th Sep, 2018

Role of Business Intelligence in Successful Entreprene-urship Date: 10th Mar, 2019

Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research ( An International Open Access Journal & UGC and ISSN Approved ) Volume 5 Issue 10 October-2018 Available at :http://www.jetir.org/papers/JETIRF006032.pdf

Scholarly Research Journal for Interdisciplinary Studies April-June, 2018 Vol.7, Issue-36

International

Impact Factor: 5.87 Impact Factor- 6.177

http://www.jetir.org/papers/JETIRF006032.pdf






74

2018-19

5. Big Data Analytics –Indispensable for Predicting and Controlling Climate Change

Journal of Emerging Technolog

ies and Innovativ

e Research

National ISSN:2349-5162

Impact Factor 5.87

6. Role of Business Intelligence in Successful Entrepreneurship

Scholarly Research Journal

for Interdisci

plinary Studies

Inter-national

ISSN-227808808

Impact Factor 6.177

III. Ms. Jayshri Parab

2014-15 ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------

1. 2015-16 Sensor based irrigation system with Internet of Things & Spate irrigation System

Vision 2020 Leveraging ‘Make in India’

International in collaboration with JJTU university

ISBN: 978-93-82159-87-2

2017-18

2.

Prevention Of Fake News On Social Media Using Artificial Intelligence & Other Techniques

Scholarly Research Journal For Interdisciplinary Studies

National In collaboration with Mumbai University

UGC Approved Sr No- 49366 ISSN- 2278-8808,

Peer reviewed journal with impact factor 6.177


75

April-June, 2018 Volume 7, Issue 36

SJIF 2016

IV. Ms. Sunehra Lulanity

2014-15 ------ ------ ------ ----- ------ ------

2015-16 ------ ------ ------ ----- ------ ------

2016-17 ------ ------ ------ ----- ------ ------

2017-18 ------ ------ ------ ----- ------ ------

Green Computing and green computing techniques

Scholarly Research Journal For Interdisciplinary Studies Volume – 7, Issue – 36

National ISSN: 2278-8808

Impact Factor = 6.1777

BFM

Sr. No.

Name of the Faculty

Title

Journal

National

International

ISSN / ISBN No.



76

I. Dr. Rajesh Mankani

2015-16

1. A Study on The Need & Applicability of Total Quality Management Principles in Higher Education

Proceedings of National Conference on Exploring Innovative Tools & Techniques for Quality Enhancement in Higher Education

National ISBN:978-93-82159-78-0

2. A Study of “Succession Planning” As a Factor in Contributing to the Success or Failure of Family Managed Businesses

International Journal of Research

National ISSN – 2231 - 6124

3. Custodial Violence & Deaths – Gross Violation of Human Rights

Proceedings of National Seminar on Issues & Challenges in Human Rights In Contemporary India : A Multi-Dimensional Approach

National ISBN:978-93-82159-86-5

4. Make in India – The Way Forward for India

Proceedings of International Conference on “VISION 2020 –

National ISBN:978-93-82159-87-2


77

Leveraging Make in India

2016-17

5 An Empirical Study of the Opinion of Corporates on The Employability of Today’s Graduate Students

Proceedings of National Seminar on Academia-Industry Collaborations: Issues, Challenges & Sustainability (A Multi-Disciplinary Approach)

National eISSN:978-1-370-86961-9

Work Place Diversity – Adapt or Perish

International Journal of Advance Research & Innovative Ideas in Education

National ISSN (O)-2395-4396

Role of Social Media in Promotion of Government Policies

Proceedings of National Conference on Poly-Dimensional Approach Towards Mesmerizing World of Advertising

National ISBN:978-81-921132-6-5

Demonetization – Tough Times call for Tough Measures

Proceedings of International Conference

National ISBN:978-81-932949-1-8


78

on Demonetization – Is it the End or a New Beginning

An Empirical Study of Level of Awareness On Demonetization & Its Impacts on the Small, Self-Employed Professionals from the Unorganized Sector in the City of Mumbai

SPARK – Research Journal of Commerce & Management

National ISSN-2277-4866

2017-18

1. A Study of Management of “Family Business Dynamics” As A Factor in Contributing To The Success or Failure of Family Managed Businesses

Genius – International Multi-Disciplinary Research Journal

ISSN – 2279-0489

Impact Factor 4.248

2. Demonetization & GST – Bitter Medicine for Healthier India

Scholarly Research Journal for Interdisciplinary Studies

ISSN – 2278-8808

Impact Factor 6.177

3. A Study on Relationship Between Demographic Factors & Job Satisfaction, Empowerment, Involvement & Loyalty of B-School Teachers in the City of Mumbai

International Journal of Advance Research in Computer Science & Management Studies

ISSN – 2347-1778

Impact Factor 7.327

4. A Study on the Level of Awareness of Right to Education As A

Scholarly Research Journal for

ISSN – 2278-8808

Impact Facto


79

Fundamental Right in the City of Mumbai

Interdisciplinary Studies

r 6.177

5. A Study of Mergers & Acquisitions in Banking Industry – A Case Study of ICICI Bank with Sangli Bank

Ajanta – International Multidisciplinary Research Journal

ISSN – 2277-5730

Impact Factor 5.2

6. Ease of Doing Business in India – Reality or Myth


ISSN – 2277-5730

Impact Factor 5.2

7. Challenges of Solid Waste Management in India


ISSN – 2277-5730

Impact Factor 5.2

8. A Study on Diversification Strategies Adopted by Organizations

Galaxy-Link, International Multidisciplinary Research Journal

ISSN – 2319-8508

Impact Factor 4.361

9. A Study on Feasibility of Uber’s Proposed Air Transportation System


ISSN – 2278-8808

Impact Factor 6.177


80

10. A Study of the Impact of Special Economic Zones On Agriculture in India

Research Dimensions

ISSN – 2249-3867

Impact Factor 5.1899

11. A Study of Ban on Plastic In Maharashtra – People’s Perception


ISSN – 2278-8808

Impact Factor 6.177

12. Green Marketing & India – Are We Ready?


ISSN – 2278-8808

Impact Factor 6.177

13. Analyzing RERA – Its Intentions and Its Real Impact


ISSN – 2277-5730

Impact Factor 5.2

14. A Study on Co-relation between Job Satisfaction and Empowerment, Involvement, Loyalty of B-School Teachers in the City of Mumbai

International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts (IJCRT)

ISSN – 2320-2882

Impact Factor 5.97

15. Women Safety: Is it a mere dream?

Journal of Emerging Technologies & Innovative

ISSN – 2349-5162

Impact Factor 5.87


81

Research (JETIR)

16. A Study on Diversity Management for Innovation in Social Enterprises in India

International Journal of Advance & Innovative Research

eISSN – 2394-7780

Impact Factor 7.36

2018-19

“Women Safety” Is it a mere dream?”

Journal of Emerging Technologies & Innovative Research (JETIR)

ISSN 02349-5162

Impact Factor 5.87

“A Study on Diversity Management for Innovation in Social Enterprises in India”


ISSN-2394-7780

Impact Factor 7.36

“An Exploratory Study on Reasons Behind Shut-downs of Start –ups in Recent Times”


ISSN-2394-7780

Impact Factor -7.36

II. Ms. Akshaya Bagwe

Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

Counselling Centre 2017-18

As Counsellor of Lala Lalapatrai College of Commerce & Economics since 2003 I have been

meeting students from all courses, B.Com, B.M.S, B.A.F, B.M.M, B.B.I, and B.Sc.IT/CS.

It involves sharing their problems and giving them guidance and support whenever they

need it.

Many of them have emotional, financial or personality issues. Giving empathy and listening

to them gives them the courage to speak out and unburden themselves.


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Career counselling is more popular with the students view as they are confused which field

to opt for, and the different career options available.

Career Guidance helps them to make the right decision.

Many a time professors send students who they feel need counselling either because their

grades go down, or they stop attending lectures. With some counselling we know the

reason and help them to come to terms with their problems and start taking interest in

studies again.

17. Staff Information

Information about Faculty (Department –wise)

Faculty of Arts/ Science/Commerce.

1. Department of Commerce :16

Sr. No.

Name Designation Qualifications Years of experience

Classes taught

1. Dr. Neelam Y. Arora

Principal M.COM, M. Phil, BCL, LLB PhD.

34 F.Y. B.Com, S.Y. B.Com, T.Y. B.Com

2. Ms. Renuka G. Mehra

Associate Professor

MA 34 F.Y. B.Com, S.Y. B.Com

3. Ms. Vidya V. Bhide

Associate Professor

M.Sc 32 S.Y. B.Com, T.Y. B.Com

4. Dr. Mohana E. Bandkar

Assistant Professor

MA, NET,Ph.D 27 F.Y. B.Com, S.Y. B.Com, T.Y. B.Com

5. Dr. Purnima V. Sharma

Assistant Professor

M.COM, BED, PhD


6. Dr. J. H. Kadli Librarian M.L.I.SC, SET, Ph.D

21

7. Ms. Mahalakshmi Kumar

Associate Professor

M.COM, ICWA, BED, SET


8. Ms. Munmy C. Baruah

Assistant Professor

MA, M.Phil, SET, PGDJM

17 F.Y. B.Com,


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9. Dr. Suryakant Lasune

Assistant Professor

M.COM, M.Phil, PhD, PGDFM,

MBA


10. Dr. Vinay Pandit Assistant Professor

M.Sc, SET, MHRDM, PhD.

12 F.Y. B.Com

11. Ms. Kranti M. Ukey

Assistant Professor

M.Sc, NET, SET 10 F.Y. B.Com

12. Mr. Darshan Pagdhare

Assistant Professor

M.COM, SET 10 F.Y. B.Com, S.Y. B.Com, T.Y. B.Com

13. Mr. Nimesh Punjani

Assistant Professor

M.Sc , NET 8 S.Y. B.Com, T.Y. B.Com

14. Dr. Divya Nigam Assistant Professor

MA, PhD 8 F.Y. B.Com, S.Y. B.Com, T.Y. B.Com

15. Mr. Ashok Mahadik

Assistant Professor

M.COM, M. Phil, NET, SET, PGDFM


16. Ms. Vishakha Walia

Assistant Professor

M.Sc, BED, NET 4 F.Y. B.Com

5) Self-Financing Courses –

A) Courses of BMS

Sr. No.

Name Designation Qualification Years of experience

Classes taught

1 Dr. Arun Poojari

Vice Principal

M.Com, M Phil, PGDMM, DCM, Ph.D

Total 16 yrs.

FY/SY/TY BMS, SY/T.Y BBI, FY/TY, BMM, F.Y/S.Y, BAF, T.Y. B.COM

2 Ms. Mona Thakkar Pandya

Assistant Professor

M.Com, M.Phil, PGDFT, NET

Total 7 yrs. (3.6 years in current college)

FY/SY/T.Y BMS, TY BBI, SY,T.Y B.COM

3 Ms. Priti Parikh

Assistant Professor

M.COM, CA Total year 7 (5.6 years

FY/SY/TY BMS, SY/TY BAF, FY/TY BBI ,


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in current college)

T.Y.BMM, VOCATIONAL TAX

4 Ms. Janki Anamraj

Asst. Professor

M.A (Eco) MPhil

vising FY/SY/T.Y.BBI, F.Y.BAF, T.Y.BAF

5. Mr. Munawar Patankar

Asst. Professor

M.C.A, PGDC, ACEP

Total 12 years ( 5 years in current college)

F.Y.BMS, F.Y.BAF, F.Y.BMM

6. Ms. Parul Vedak

Asst. Professor

BA, LLM Total 11 years (6 years in current college)

F.Y.BMS

B) Courses of BAF

Sr. No.

Name Designation Qualifications Years of experience

Classes taught

1. Dr. Minum Saksena

Assistant Professor

MA, B.ED, Ph.D MCJ-

9 yrs. (8yrs in this college)

FY/SY BAF, FY/SY/TY BMM, FY/SY Bsc (CS)

2. Mr. Shaikh Mohammed Siddique

Assistant Professor

M.COM 2 Yrs. F.Y.BAF, S.Y.BAF,T.Y.BAF and BBI

C)Courses of BMM:

Sr. No.

Name Designation Qualification Year of experience

Classes taught

1 Dr. Sangeeta Makkad

Asst. Professor

Ph.D, LLM, MAJMC, MSW, LLB, PGDGC, PGDAPR, PGCSM,

12 years F.Y.BMM, S.Y.BMM, T.Y.BMM


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2 Ms. Yukti Khazanch

Asst. Professor

M.B.A 2 years BMM & BMS

D)Courses of BBI:

Sr. No.

Name Designation Qualification Year of experience

Classes taught

1. Dr. Vaidehi Kamath

Asst. Prof. M.Com, MBA, M. Phil, NET,SET, Ph.D

12 ( 8 yrs in this college)

F.Y.BMS, S.Y.BMS, T.Y.BMS

2. Ms. Linnet Asst. Prof. M.Com, PGHRM

8 T.Y.BMS, T.Y.BBI

E) Courses of BSc.(IT)

Sr. No. Name Designation Qualification Year of experience

Classes taught

1 Ms. Nidhi Singh Asst. Prof MCA 8 F.Y.BSc.IT, S.Y.BSc.IT, T.Y.BSc.IT

2 Ms. Sunehra Lulaniya

Asst. Prof. BE 7 F.Y.BSc.IT, S.Y.BSc.IT, T.Y.BSc. IT

F) Courses of BSc. (CS)

Sr. No. Name Designation Qualification Year of experience

Classes taught

1. Ms. Femida Sheikh

Asst. Prof M.Sc. 13 F.Y.Bsc.IT, S.Y.BSc.IT, F.Y.BSc CS, S.Y.BSc CS.

2. Ms. Jayshri Ingali

Asst. Prof. M.Sc. 5 F.Y.B.Sc IT, S.Y.B.Sc IT, T.Y.BSc IT


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18. Refresher Courses/ Orientation Program/ Short term Courses and FDPs done by

our Faculties.(2014-15,2015-16 & 2016-17,2017-18 and 2018-19):

Sr. No.

Name of the Faculties Name of the Course/Programme

Place/Organised by

Duration/Date

1 Dr. Neelam Arora

______ _______ _______

2. Prof. Vidya Bhide

______ ______ _______

3. Dr. Mohana Bandkar

STC (Short term Course in March, 2015

Mumbai University, Mumbai

7 days

4. Dr. Purnima Sharma STC-Short Term Course in March 2015

Mumbai University

7 days

5. Dr. Mahalakshmi Kumar

STC (Short Term Course) Mumbai University

Oct 2015 (7 days)

6. Prof. Munmy C. Baruah

STC/Short Term Course in March 2015)

Mumbai University, Mumbai

7 days

7. Dr. S. V. Lasune

STC/Short Term (3rd November to 8th November, 2014)

University of Mumbai, CKT College.

7 days

8. Dr. Vinay Pandit

Refresher Course in Jan, 2018

Saurastra University, Rajkot

21 days

9. Prof. Kranti Ukey

1. Orientation Programme

2. Refresher Course

Nagpur University Nagpur University

28 days 21 days.

10. Prof. Darshan Pagdhare

STC (Short term course in Research Methodology) 2017

Saurashtra University, Rajkot

7 days

11 Prof. Nimesh Punjani

Refresher Course North Bengal University, Siliguri

21 days

12. Dr. Divya Nigam

RC (Refresher Course) RC(Refresher Course)

Banaras Hindu University (BHU) University of Mumbai

21 days (31st October, 2014 to 20th November, 2014) 21 days (3rd November to 21st November, 2018)


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13. Prof. Ashok Mahadik

1. Orientation Program. 2. Refresher Mumbai University.

Mumbai University Mumbai University E Business & E governance.

2nd Nov, 2016 to 29th Nov, 2016 21 days (27.11.2017 to 16.12.2017)

14. Prof. Vishakha Walia

Orientation Course 01/12/17 to 28/12/17

Mumbai University

01/12/17 to 28/12/17 28 days

15. Prof. Rahul Shetty

_______ ______ _____

SELF FINANCING COURSES

1. Dr. Arun S. Poojari Nil Nil Nil

2. Ms. Priti Parikh Nil Nil Nil

3. Ms. Mona T. Pandya Nil Nil Nil

4. Ms. Miloni Shah Nil Nil Nil

5. Dr. Sangeeta Makkad Nil Nil Nil

6. Ms. Loveena Atwal Nil Nil Nil

7. Dr. Minum Saksena UGC Sponsored Orientation Program

University of Lucknow

1st November to 29th November, 2014

8. Mr. Mohammed Siddique

Nil Nil Nil

9. Ms. Jayashri Parab Orientation Course Refresher Course

University of Mumbai University of Mumbai

28th Oct, 2014 to 25th Nov, 2014 30th May, 2016 to 18th June, 2016

10. Ms. Nidhi Singh Nil Nil Nil

11. Ms. Famida Sheikh Nil Nil Nil

12. Ms. Sunehra Lulaniya Nil Nil Nil

13. Dr. Rajesh Mankani Nil Nil Nil

14. Ms. Akshaya Bagwe Nil Nil Nil

19. Staff’s Academic Achievement in Forms of

A) Members/ Fellow if any academic body.

---No

B) Prizes /Awards received if any at the State/National /International Level.

--- Already mentioned in the 1st page.

C) List of Teachers recognized as Phd/M.Phil guides with no. of students

successfully guided and numbers of Students currently registered.


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Sr. No. Name

1. Dr. Rajesh Mankani

2. Dr. Suryakant Lasune

D) List of Teachers involved in Consultancy services and nature of services provided.

--- No

E) Collaboration with academic Institutions at National /International Level.

--- No

F) List of teachers who have received PhD Degree in last 4 years (2014-15, 2015-16,

2016-17, 2017-2018 and 2018-19 ):

Sr. No. Name Year

1. Dr. Rajesh Mankani 2014

2. Dr. Sangeeta Makkad 2018

3. Dr. Aasha Agarwal 2017

4. Dr. Ashok Mahadik 2019

5. Dr. Rahul Shetty 2019

6. Dr. Mahalakshmi Kumar 2018

G. List of teachers involved in University activities such as Members of Senate/

Academic Council/ Board of Studies etc.

20. Total enrollment UG/PG year wise for last 5 years ( 2014-15 to 2018-19):

2014-15 F.Y.B.COM

Sr. No. Category Male Female Total % Male % Female

1 SC 5 1 6 1 0

2 ST 1 0 1 0 0

3 NT1 0 0 0 0 0

4 NT2 0 0 0 0 0

5 NT3 0 0 0 0 0

6 OBC 5 8 13 1 2

7 SBC 4 2 6 1 0

8 PH 0 0 0 0 0

9 SPRT 0 0 0 0 0

10 OPEN 135 130 265 27 26

SYBCOM


89


1 SC 3 2 5 1 0

2 ST 1 0 1 0 0

3 NT1 0 0 0 0 0

4 NT2 0 0 0 0 0

5 NT3 0 0 0 0 0

6 OBC 20 15 35 4 3

7 SBC 5 2 7 1 0

8 PH 0 0 0 0 0

9 SPRT 0 0 0 0 0

10 OPEN 241 174 415 48 34

TYBCOM


1 SC 4 2 6 1 0

2 ST 0 1 1 0 0

3 NT1 0 2 2 0 0

4 NT2 0 0 0 0 0

5 NT3 0 0 0 0 0

6 OBC 7 9 16 1 2

7 SBC 2 2 4 0 0

8 PH 0 0 0 0 0

9 SPRT 0 0 0 0 0

10 OPEN 187 150 337 37 30

2015-16

F.Y.B.COM


1 SC 1 2 3 0 0

2 ST 0 0 0 0 0

3 NT1 0 1 1 0 0

4 NT2 0 0 0 0 0

5 NT3 0 0 0 0 0

6 OBC 2 8 10 0 2

7 SBC 1 3 4 0 1

8 PH 2 0 2 0 0


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9 SPRT 0 0 0 0 0

10 OPEN 287 127 464 57 35

S.Y.B.COM


1 SC 0 1 1 0 0

2 ST 0 0 0 0 0

3 NT1 0 1 1 0 0

4 NT2 0 0 0 0 0

5 NT3 1 0 1 0 0

6 OBC 1 1 2 0 0

7 SBC 0 0 0 0 0

8 PH 0 0 0 0 0

9 SPRT 0 0 0 0 0

10 OPEN 224 196 420 44 39

T.Y.B.COM


1 SC 1 3 4 0 1

2 ST 0 0 0 0 0

3 NT1 0 0 0 0 0

4 NT2 0 0 0 0 0

5 NT3 1 0 1 0 0

6 OBC 8 12 20 2 2

7 SBC 0 3 3 0 1

8 PH 0 0 0 0 0

9 SPRT 0 0 0 0 0

10 OPEN 193 195 388 38 39

2016-17

F.Y.B.COM


1 SC 4 3 7 1 1

2 ST 0 0 0 0 0

3 NT1 0 0 0 0 0

4 NT2 0 0 0 0 00

5 NT3 0 0 0 0 0

6 OBC 0 0 0 0 0

7 SBC 0 5 5 0 1

8 PH 2 0 2 0 0


91

9 SPRT 0 0 0 0 0

10 OPEN 269 193 462 53 38

S.Y.B.COM


1 SC 1 2 3 0 0

2 ST 0 0 0 0 0

3 NT1 0 1 1 0 0

4 NT2 0 0 0 0 0

5 NT3 0 0 0 0 0

6 OBC 5 11 16 1 2

7 SBC 1 3 4 0 1

8 PH 1 0 1 0 0

9 SPRT 0 0 0 0 0

10 OPEN 244 161 405 48 32

T.Y.B.COM


1 SC 0 2 2 0 0

2 ST 0 0 0 0 0

3 NT1 0 0 0 0 0

4 NT2 0 0 0 0 0

5 NT3 1 0 1 0 0

6 OBC 1 2 3 0 0

7 SBC 0 0 0 0 0

8 PH 0 0 0 0 0

9 SPRT 0 0 0 0 0

10 OPEN 194 189 383 38 37

2017-18

F.Y.BCOM


1 SC 8 5 13 2 1

2 ST 0 1 1 0 0

3 NT1 0 1 1 0 0

4 NT2 0 0 0 0 0

5 NT3 0 0 0 0 0

6 OBC 11 20 31 2 4


92

7 SBC 3 4 7 1 1

8 PH 6 1 7 1 0

9 SPRT 0 1 1 0 0

10 OPEN 270 171 441 53 34

S.Y.B.COM


1 SC 2 3 5 0 1

2 ST 0 0 0 0 0

3 NT1 0 0 0 0 0

4 NT2 1 2 3 0 0

5 NT3 0 0 0 0 0

6 OBC 7 8 15 1 2

7 SBC 1 5 6 0 1

8 PH 2 0 2 0 0

9 SPRT 0 0 0 0 0

10 OPEN 247 193 440 49 38

T.Y.B.COM


1 SC 1 1 2 0 0

2 ST 0 0 0 0 0

3 NT1 0 0 0 0 0

4 NT2 1 2 3 0 0

5 NT3 0 0 0 0 0

6 OBC 4 8 12 1 2

7 SBC 1 2 3 0 0

8 PH 1 0 1 0 0

9 SPRT 0 0 0 0 0

10 OPEN 232 160 392 46 32

2018-19

F.Y.BCOM


1 SC 1 1 2 0 0

2 ST 0 0 0 0 0

3 NT1 0 0 0 0 0


93

4 NT2 1 0 1 0 0

5 NT3 0 0 0 0 0

6 OBC 7 4 11 1 1

7 SBC 0 0 0 0 0

8 PH 0 0 0 0 0

9 SPRT 0 0 0 0 0

10 OPEN 283 229 512 56 45

S.Y.BCOM


1 SC 6 5 11 1 0

2 ST 0 0 0 0 0

3 NT1 0 1 1 0 0

4 NT2 0 0 0 0 0

5 NT3 0 0 0 0 0

6 OBC 8 19 27 4 3

7 SBC 1 2 3 1 0

8 PH 6 1 7 0 0

9 SPRT 0 1 1 0 0

10 OPEN 252 168 420 48 34

T.Y.BCOM


1 SC 1 2 3 0 0

2 ST 0 0 0 0 0

3 NT1 0 0 0 0 0

4 NT2 1 2 3 0 0

5 NT3 0 0 0 0 0

6 OBC 6 7 13 1 1

7 SBC 1 5 6 0 1

8 PH 1 0 1 0 0

9 SPRT 0 0 0 0 0

10 OPEN 191 173 364 38 34

21. Examination Results faculty wise for last 5 years ( 2014-15 to 2018-19) for both

UG & PG at the University examination:

Results, 2014-15

F.Y.B.Com S.Y.B.Com S.Y.B.Com


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Ist IInd IIIrd IVth Vth VIth

Total No. of Student appeared

514 514 447 447 362 362

“O” Grade 02 - - - - -

“A” Grade 43 31 35 41 - -

“B” Grade 58 54 54 91 - -

“C” Grade 58 66 95 84 - -

“D” Grade 42 68 74 97 - -

“E” Grade 19 20 20 27 - -

Total failed 292 275 169 107 60 54

Total Passed 222 239 278 340 301 306

Passing% 43.19% 46.49% 62.19% 76.06% 83.15% 84.53%

Results 2015-16

F.Y.B.Com S.Y.B.Com

Ist IInd IIIrd IVth

Total No. of students appeared 487 487 418 417

O Grade 1 7 0 1

A Grade 45 48 60 77

A+ Grade 0 0 0 0

B Grade 43 61 79 97

B+ Grade 0 0 0 0

C Grade 40 69 83 95

D Grade 50 69 70 71

E Grade 8 33 15 14

Total failed 300 200 111 62

Total Passed 187 287 307 355

Passing % 38.40 58.93 73.44 85.13

Results 2016-17

F.Y.B.Com S.Y.B.Com

Ist IInd IIIrd IVth


O Grade 0 0 2 4

A Grade 13 21 35 42

A+ Grade 2 3 0 0


95

B Grade 51 64 60 61

B+ Grade 39 38 0 0

C Grade 93 118 89 72

D Grade 30 99 78 98

E Grade 0 0 30 59


Total Passed 228 343 294 336

Passing % 45.69 68.60 68.53 78.32

Results 2017-18

F.Y.B.Com S.Y.B.Com

Ist IInd IIIrd IVth


O Grade 0 0 0 0

A Grade 10 14 13 11

A+ Grade 0 0 2 0

B Grade 77 65 55 70

B+ Grade 35 39 33 30

C Grade 125 108 110 101

D Grade 160 81 52 55

E Grade 0 0 0 0


Total Passed 407 307 265 267

Passing % 80.59 61.03 56.99 56.45

Results 2018-19

F.Y.B.Com S.Y.B.Com

Ist IInd IIIrd IVth


O Grade 0 0 0 0

A Grade 13 17 7 9

A+ Grade 1 1 2 2

B Grade 78 73 91 82

B+ Grade 53 44 39 37

C Grade 107 107 84 100

D Grade 46 87 22 73

E Grade 0 0 0 0

Total failed 230 199 228 170


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Total Passed 298 329 245 303

Passing % 56.44 62.31 51.80 64.06

2015-16

B.A.F Department (Semester wise Results Analysis)

SEM TOTAL NO. OF STUDENTS APPEARED

O A B C D E F TOTAL NO. OF STUDENTS PASS

PASSING PERCENTAGE

I 68 7 25 17 10 5 - 4 64 94.12

II 67 13 30 12 8 - - 4 63 94.02

III 69 17 18 15 8 4 - 7 62 89.85

IV 69 13 18 12 18 4 1 3 66 95.65

V 56 6 19 12 8 10 - 1 55 98.21

VI 56 5 23 17 10 - - 1 55 98.21

B.B.I Department (Semester wise Results Analysis)

Title of The Program

Total No. of students appeared

O A B C D E Fail Cleared in Revaluation

Total No. of Students passed

Pass (%)

F.Y. BBI SEM-I

68 0 12 10 12 14 08 12 -- 56 82.35

F.Y.BBI SEM-II

68 0 10 12 17 14 0 15 01 54 79.41

S.Y.BBI SEM-III

56 0 08 07 15 13 01 12 -- 44 78.57

S.Y.BBI SEM-IV

56 01 06 12 07 13 0 17 -- 39 69.64

T.Y.BBI SEM-V

53 0 07 15 12 02 0 08 09 45 84.91

B.COM (Semester wise Results Analysis)


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B.COM

TOTAL NO. OF STUDNETS APPEARED

O A B C D E F TOTAL NO. OF STUDNETS PASS

PASSING PERCENTAGE

I 487 01 45 43 40 50 08 280 187 38.39

II 487 07 48 61 69 69 33 189 287 58.93

III 418 -- 60 79 83 70 15 103 307 73.44

IV 417 01 77 97 95 71 15 46 355 85.13

V 416 - - - - - 14 55 361 86.77

VI 416 - - - - - - 81 355 80.52

B.M.M (Semester wise Results Analysis)

Particulars SEM I SEM III SEM V

Adv Jour

Total no. of students appeared 75 66 44 13

Total no. of students passed 60 58 39 13

Total no. of students failed 15 8 5 0

Total no. of students with grade O 0 1 0 0

Total no. of students with grade A 18 12 8 3

Total no. of students with grade B 24 14 15 7

Total no. of students with grade C 9 21 10 3

Total no. of students with grade D 5 6 6 0

Total no. of students with grade E 4 4 0 0

Passing % 80% 88% 88.64% 100%

Particulars SEM II SEM IV` SEM VI

Adv Jour

Total no. of students appeared 75 68 44 14

Total no. of students passed 57 41 44 14

Total no. of students failed 18 27 0 0

Total no. of students with grade O 1 1 0 1

Total no. of students with grade A 10 9 18 3

Total no. of students with grade B 14 11 12 8

Total no. of students with grade C 11 10 8 2


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Total no. of students with grade D 14 6 6 0

Total no. of students with grade E 7 4 0 0

Passing % 76% 60.29% 100% 100%

BMS Result Analysis

SEMESTER TOTAL APPEARED

O A B C D E F RESERVED

I 225 3 50 40 25 9 93 5

II 223 10 63 54 39 9 1 47

III 203 21 66 49 23 15 2 24 3

IV 203 4 69 45 34 26 8 16 1

V 169 7 49 45 22 5 0 41 0

VI 168 7 84 32 14 6 0 0 0

B.SC.IT (Semester wise Results Analysis)

FY (Sem I)

FY (Sem II)

SY (Sem III)

SY (Sem IV)

TY (Sem V)

TY (Sem VI)

Total appeared

63 63 26 26 39 39

Passed 35 47 16 18 24 34

O Gr 3 08 3 06 02 00

A Gr 19 18 5 04 11 14

B Gr 7 09 3 04 05 13

C Gr 6 10 1 03 03 04

D Gr 0 02 4 01 03 03

E Gr 0 0 0 00 00 00

BMS -2018-19

FY (Sem I) FY (Sem II)

SY (Sem III)

SY (Sem IV)

TY (Sem V)

TY (Sem VI)

Total appeared

257 257 243 243 241 234

Passed 195 194 212 230 212 218

O Gr 3 1 6 9 3 5

A+ Gr 28 27 48 44 50 91


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A Gr 50 51 48 59 75 78

B+ Gr 44 40 49 57 64 33

B Gr 38 39 37 35 17 8

C Gr 27 29 20 18 4 1

D Gr 5 7 4 8 0 0

Passing % 75.87% 75.48% 87.24% 94.65% 87.9% 93.16%

BMM -2018-19


SY (Sem III)

SY (Sem IV)

TY (Sem V)

TY (Sem VI)

Total appeared

53 53 69 69 55 48

Passed 33 35 37 53 51 45

O Gr -- -- -- -- 0 0

A+ Gr 5 4 8 11 1 0

A Gr 4 4 7 16 8 9

B+ Gr 7 4 7 15 16 17

B Gr 8 10 11 8 17 8

C Gr 9 11 2 3 4 3

D Gr -- 2 2 -- 1 0

Passing % 62.26% 66.03% 53.62% 76.81% 92.72% 93.75%

BAF 2018-19


SY (Sem III)

SY (Sem IV)

TY (Sem V)

TY (Sem VI)

Total appeared

56 56 69 69 59 58

Passed 48 53 59 63 51 57

O Gr -- -- -- 1 2 1

A+ Gr 8 14 9 20 16 20

A Gr 15 11 19 14 18 21

B+ Gr 11 13 12 12 10 9

B Gr 12 13 12 9 5 2

C Gr 2 2 7 4 0 2

D Gr -- -- -- 3 0 0

Passing % 85.71% 94.64% 85.50% 91.30% 86.44% 98.27%

BBI 2018-19


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SY (Sem III)

SY (Sem IV)

TY (Sem V)

TY (Sem VI)

Total appeared

42 42 63 63 54 52

Passed 23 30 55 59 41 52

O Gr -- -- -- -- 0 0

A+ Gr 6 4 9 15 2 16

A Gr 3 6 9 16 11 19

B+ Gr 4 10 11 11 11 10

B Gr 8 6 11 8 10 7

C Gr 2 3 13 6 5 0

D Gr 19 1 2 3 2 0

Passing % 23% 30% 55% 59% 76% 100%

BFM 2018-19


SY (Sem III)

SY (Sem IV)

TY (Sem V)

TY (Sem VI)

Total appeared

42 42 70 70 33 33

Passed 28 34 60 65 18 31

O Gr -- -- -- 3 0 0

A+ Gr 3 7 14 17 2 5

A Gr 8 18 15 27 9 5

B+ Gr 10 4 11 15 6 8

B Gr 4 3 14 2 1 7

C Gr 2 2 6 1 0 5

D Gr 1 -- -- -- 0 1

Passing % 66.66% 80.95% 85.71% 92.85% 54.54% 93.94%

BSc.IT 2018-19


SY (Sem III)

SY (Sem IV)

TY (Sem V)

TY (Sem VI)

Total appeared

64 64 61 61 46 45


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Passed 42 43 36 49 31 32

O Gr -- -- -- 1 0 0

A+ Gr 9 8 2 13 5 5

A Gr 11 11 7 10 9 11

B+ Gr 14 17 7 17 10 13

B Gr 8 7 4 7 5 3

C Gr -- -- 9 1 1 0

D Gr -- -- 7 -- 0 0

Passing % 65.62% 67.18% 59.01% 80.32% 67.4% 71.11%

2016-17

Examination Report

Result Status Report

2016-17

Total Students Total Students Appeared

Total Students Passed

%

FYBCOM 500 500 343 68.60

SYBCOM 429 429 338 78.79

TYBCOM 391 391 329 84.14

2017-18

Examination Report

Result Status Report

2017-18

Semester

Total Appeared

Total Passed with Dist (A Grade)

Total Passed with 1st Class (B & B+ Grade)

Total Passed with Pass Class (C & D Grade)

Total Passing %

FYBCOM SEM-I 505 10 112 286 408 80.79

SEM-II 503 14 104 189 307 61.03

SYBCOM SEM-III 465 15 88 162 265 56.99

SEM-IV 465 11 100 156 267 57.42

TYBCOM SEM-V 415 110 136 54 300 72.29

SEM-VI 415 148 95 87 330 79.52


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1) Evaluation:

Give details of program –wise success rate of students in the University

Examination for last three years.

2) BMS Department:

Year Semester Total Appeared

Total Passed with Dist

Total Passed with Ist Class

Passing %

2013-14 SEM-V 197 57 99 86.80%

SEM-VI 187 40 33 97.00%

2014-15 SEM-V 201 6 65 63.39%

SEM-VI 199 7 60 63.00%

2015-16 SEM-V 169 7 49 75%

SEM-VI 168 7 84 85%

2016-17 SEM-V 208 41 53 87%

SEM-VI 202 27 53 73.76%

2017-18 SEM-V 223 27 89 85.20%

SEM-VI 231 11 68 73.16%

2018-19 SEM-V 241 87.97%

SEM-VI 234 93.16%

3) BMM Department:


Total Passed with Dist.

Total Passed with Ist Class

Passing %

2013-14 SEM-V 61 2 40 100%

SEM-VI 64 0 13 93.75%

2014-15 SEM-V 47 0 18 97.87%

SEM-VI 67 0 14 97.10%

2015-16 SEM-V 57 0 11 91%

SEM-VI 58 1 5 100%

2016-17 SEM-V 55 0 11 92.72%

SEM-VI 65 0 6 78.46%

2017-18 SEM-V 64 13 03 87.05%

SEM-VI 69 15 - 88.40%


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2018-19 SEM-V 56 -- -- 62.50%

SEM-VI 56 -- -- 85.714%

4) BBI Department:

TYBBI Result Analysis (2013-14 to 2016-17)

Years Total Appeared

Total Passed With Distinction

Total Passed with 1st Class

Passing %

2013-14

TYBBI (SEM 5) 45 0 24 94.02%

TYBBI (SEM 6) 45 0 16 100%

2014-15

TYBBI (SEM 5) 37 0 6 98.52%

TYBBI (SEM 6) 37 0 8 94.59%

2015-16

TYBBI (SEM 5) 53 0 7 84.91%

TYBBI (SEM 6) 53 0 9 77.77%

2016-17

TYBBI (SEM 5) 58 1 6 67%

TYBBI (SEM 6) 58 1 8 70.68%

2017-18

TYBBI (SEM 5) 69 12 06 69.56%

TYBBI (SEM 6) 64 - 09 81.25%

2018-19

TYBBI (SEM 5) 54 -- -- 98.08%

TYBBI (SEM 6) 52 -- -- 80.19%

5) BAF Department:

Years Total Appeared

Total Passed With Distinction

Total Passed With 1st Class

Passing %

2013-14

TYBAF (SEM 5) 56 6 28 90%

TYBAF (SEM 6) 56 2 35 93%

2014-15

TYBAF (SEM 5) 59 40 13 98.30%

TYBAF (SEM 6) 59 34 24 98.30%

2015-16

TYBAF (SEM 5) 56 6 19 98.21%


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TYBAF (SEM 6) 56 5 23 98.21%

2016-17

TYBAF (SEM 5) 70 10 35 75.71%

TYBAF (SEM 6) 67 16 30 82.08%

2017-18

TYBAF (SEM 5) 69 14 24 88.40%

TYBAF (SEM 6) 78 09 32 75.64%

2018-19

TYBAF (SEM 5) 59 86.44

TYBAF (SEM 6) 58 94.83

6) B.SC.IT Department:

2013-14

TY (Sem V) TY (Sem VI)

Total Appeared 34 33

Passed 29 26

Failed 5 07

Pass Percentage 85.29% 78.79%

2014-15



Passed 35 37

Failed 14 12


2015-16



Passed 24 34


2016-17



Passed 20 20


2017-18




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Passed 37 33

Pass Percentage 66.07 61.11

2018-19


Passed 31 32


7) M.Com Department:


Total Passed With Dist

Total Passed with 1st Class

Passing %

2013-14 SEM-I 143 1 23 65%

SEM-II 130 1 33 68.46%

SEM-III 90 7 32 78.88%

SEM-IV 92 2 43 91.30%

2014-15 SEM-I 116 3 17 59.48%

SEM-II 122 0 35 70.49%

SEM-III 86 8 37 83.72%

SEM-IV 67 11 17 100%

2015-16 SEM-I 126 2 26 64.28%

SEM-II 125 5 35 72.80%

SEM-III 85 4 26 78.82%

SEM-IV 80 0 34 86.25%

2016-17 SEM-I 138 5 10 65.94%

SEM-II 133 8 40 76.69%

SEM-III 105 6 45 72.38%

SEM-IV 89 6 29 95.50%

2017-18 SEM-I 139 0 25 66.91%

SEM-II 130 0 33 69.23%

SEM-II 123 1 39 75.61%

SEM-IV 118 0 61 77.19%

2018-19 SEM-I 144 1 30 54.86%

SEM-II 136 3 48 68.38%

SEM-II 108 0 39 83.33%

SEM-IV 110 6 58 89.09%


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22. List of Students with Academic achievements and Awards

List of successful students (year wise) in professional eligibility tests like NET,SET,

GATE, GRE,TOFEL etc.

--------

Short write up on facilities such as Library, Computer center, Internet facility,

Gymkhana, NCC, NSS, Canteen, Health Center and Extension activities.

------- As attached in the annexures

23. A. Teaching, Learning and Evaluation.

Number of courses using various teaching methodologies/aids et:

Sr. No. Teaching methodology Number of

courses/teachers

1 Lecture method alone none

2 Lecture method with the support of LCD/OHP/ All

Video/Interactive boards/any other Innovative method

Total fulltime teaching staff

-16 (in Aided ) and -76 (in Self-Finance Courses

including visting faculties )

Number of staff who have attended (last 4 years)FIP

-Nil

Orientation, Refresher courses and Short term courses

-16

At least two capacity building courses, seminars, workshops Number of teachers preparing and following Academic teaching plan.

-All


107

3 Lecture with use of chalk and board method along with 100%

audio visual technology, brainstorming group discussion,

question answers, problem solving etc.

4. Adaptation of appropriate teaching strategies 100%

5 Monitoring teaching strategies for effectiveness 100%

Departmental

Meeting,

allotment of

lectures and follow

up with log book.

6 Use of ICT in

IT enabled classrooms All

Online assessment TY classes

Online assignment/submission NA

Online feedback on teaching learning

Existing (already

taken)

Do you offer bridge /remedial courses? Mathematics & Accountancy

--- Yes

Do you have Student mentorship program? Entrepreneur cell and various associations

---- Yes through College Couselling Cell and Enterpreneurship Cell.

Are teachers evaluated/ appraised by Students? If yes, are the reports analyzed and Suggestions communicated to teachers. ---- Yes .The reports are shared with the teachers.


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Number of teachers getting very good remarks from students. ---- All Number of teachers getting very good remarks from Principal.

----All Number of teaching days (excluding exam days) --- 180 Does college have any quality improvement program for Teaching – Learning? If yes give list. --Yes

From time to time newly appointed teachers are updated on teaching , learning and evaluation techniques through different workshops like how to use online resources, how to use white board etc. and apart from these for carreer development and appraisal , workshops on API and CAS are conducted in the college to update our faculties on the same. How is the ambience, discipline in classrooms and campus? --- Very Good. In how many courses, result was more than 90% and first classes were more than 40%. ---- In All (B.Com, BMS, BMM, BAF, BBI)

Is there any mechanism for promotion and reward for teaching and excellence? ----- Teachers who complete Ph.D are felicitated and given special momento in appreciation of their Doctorate Degree. B. Research Publications

-Does the Institute publish or partner in publication of research journal (s)? If ‘Yes’

indicate the composition of the editorial board, publication policies and whether

such publication policies is listed in any international database?


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- No

24. TOTAL FULLTIME SANCTIONED POSTS FOR TEACHING STAFF.-

The total number of full time sanctioned posts in Aided Section is 16 +1(Librarian)

Sanctioned Male Female

16 6 10

Associate Professors (01 Librarian) 03

Assistant Professors 05 07

25. BEST PRACTICES (ANY TWO)

1. Among the various other healthy practices two healthy practices of our college can

be termed as “Best Practices”:

A. Our College has a Health Centre that provides health care and other medical

consultancies free of cost to all our staff (teaching, non-teaching staff). Dr. Komal Jatania

is present in the college Health Centre every Thursday to attend to the medical need of

our staff.

B. Our college has a German Exchange Programme whereby our students go to Germany

for cultural and educational exchange programme. The 75% of the expenses from

students side including travel ticket, boarding and lodging is paid by the Management.

26. INFRASTRUCTURAL FACILITIES

Campus Area in sq. mts. 77,137 Sq. Ft.(Urban location of 1.25 acre of

land with built up area of 77,137 sq. ft.)

Nature of Ownership/Lease - owned

Numbers and total area of classrooms, laboratories, library, office, boys and girls common rooms, washrooms (male, female, staff) gymkhana, NSS, NCC offices, etc.

---- Classrooms 25,

---- Laboratories 3 ,

---- Library -1

---- Washrooms -10 etc.


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Quality of Gymkhana Good

Quality of laboratory facilities. Excellent

Quality of library facilities. Excellent

Computer Centre. Excellent

Sports facility. Good

Canteen. Excellent

Auditorium/Assembly Hall Excellent

Health Centre Good

Student Counselling Centre Excellent

Date: 3rd July, 2019

Place: Mumbai PRINCIPAL

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Part –II

ANNEXURES:

Sr. No.

Annexure No. Annexure Name Page No.

1 ANNEXURE –I NSS (NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME)

100-131

2 ANNEXURE –II

DLLE Activities 132-142

3 ANNEXURE –III CULTURAL ACTIVITY

143-174

4 ANNEXURE –IV SPORTS

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5 ANNEXURE –V PLACEMENT & COUNSELLING REPORT

190-205

6 ANNEXURE –VI LIBRARY REPORT

202-206

ANNEXURE -I

NSS (NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME)

REGULAR REPORT 2014-15 ANTI NARCOTIC CELL INTERNATIONAL CELL AGAINST DRUG ABUSE (27TH June 2014)

Under the guidance of Police Sub-inspector Mr. Mahendra Kamble a lecture on

“Drug addiction and drug free campus” was held on 27th June, 2014. In total 80 volunteers

of NSS unit attended this seminar.

GURU PURNIMA (12th July 2014)

NSS Cell celebrated Guru Purnima by gifting Basil saplings (Tulsi plants) to both

the Teaching and the Non-teaching staff as a token of respect and appreciation. Even sweets

too were offered.

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Orientation day was organized for the volunteers to orient them about the

activities to be undertaken in the academic year 2014-2015 and also to make them aware

of their responsibility towards the society. An encouraging presentation was given to

motivate the volunteers.

FRIENDSHIP DAY (4th August 2014)

NSS volunteers celebrated friendship day on 4th August, 2014 under RRC by tying

friendship bands to teachers, students and staff.

RAKSHA BANDHAN (11TH August 2014)

On 11th August, 2014 the NSS unit of our college celebrated Raksha Bandhan

with children from orphanage at Anand Kendra Orphanage by tying rakhis to boys of the

orphanage. Twenty (20) volunteers participated in this activity.

INDEPENDENCE DAY (15th August 2014)

The NSS team after Celebrating Independence Day in the college campus also

participated in the National flags pick up drive later on the next day. 47 Volunteers whole

heartedly participated in the drive.

BRM (Blue Ribbon Movement) ORIENTATION (1st September, 2014) On 1st of

September, 2014 people from BRM introduced BRM and its activities through power point

presentation. 40 volunteers of NSS attended and participated in this orientation

programme.

“GREENESHA” ACTIVITY (29th to 8th September 2014 )

During this Green Ganesha campaign, activities like crowed control, poster

making competition, power point presentation and visiting Mandals on green Ganesha

were organized. Around 60 to 70 NSS volunteers participated in it.

TEAM BUILDING ACTIVITY (10TH SEPTEMBER 2014)


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Fun activities team building was held by Mr. Pranay Shinde. All enjoyed it and

participated whole heartedly in the activity. 40 volunteers availed the benefit out of it.

PAPER BAG MAKING (12th September 2014)

Paper bag making activity was organized on 12th September, 2014. Volunteers in

this activity were taught and trained on how to make paper bags. 30 volunteers were

present for this activity.

DISASTER MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP (15TH& 16th September 2014)

NSS unit of our college organized a disaster management workshop for NSS

volunteers. In this workshop all were trained how to act during disaster with the actual

demonstration.

VOTERS AWARENESS RALLY (12TH October 2014)

NSS unit of our college organized a rally for voter’s awareness. This rally started

from Lala Lajpatrai College to Mahalaxmi station and back to college premises. There are

30 volunteers who actively participated in it. DIYA PAINTING ACTIVITY (14th & 18th October

2014): NSS unit of our college conducted earthen lamp (diya) painting activity on the

occasion of Diwali festival celebration at the orphanages i.e, Our Lady’ Home at Dadar and

Anand Kendra at worli. Our 40 volunteers taught the orphanage children how to paint diyas.

VOTERS AWARENESS DRIVE (14th October 2014)

On this day our 28 volunteers of NSS unit pasted posters at railway station, bus

stops etc. to spread voters awareness.

SWACHHA BHARAT ABHIYAN (16th,17th &18th October 2014)

During these three days our 40 volunteers cleaned up the college premises,

college floors, class rooms etc.

BLUE RIBBON MOVEMENT OPENING WORKSHOP 12th November 2014)


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The BRM people explained and enlightened our volunteers as to how do the

BMC actually work, significance of 1916 and on the BRM projects.

CHILDREN DAY (14th November 2014)

NSS unit volunteers celebrated children day in our adopted area by distributing

food to children.

WORLD AIDS DAY (1st December 2014)

On this day a poster making competition and a seminar was organized in

association with the Anti narcotic cell of Mumbai. Around 60 volunteers participated in it .

DOOR TO DOOR AWARENESS FOR BRM (29TH December 2014 & 2nd January 2015).

12 Volunteers FROM OUR NSS unit went to different societies at Worli Naka and

did survey related to BMC.

ROAD SAFETY WEEK (22nd To 27th January 2015)

NSS unit of our college organized a rally on road safety from Lala College to

Hajiali with the help of Mumbai Traffic Police. There were 20 volunteers who participated

both for the rally and also for poster making competition on road safety topics.

THALASSEMIA AND BONE MARROW CHECK UP (22nd January 2015)

There was a thalassemia and bone marrow checkup camp was conducted for

T.Y.B.Com students, teaching and non-teaching staff.

DRUG FREE CAMPAIGN (24th January 2015)

On this day there was an opening of drug free campaign project “PEHEL” with

the help of anti-narcotic cell and Mumbai police. There were 50 volunteers participated in

this activity. We performed play in college auditorium.


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( IDF )Dry-Waste Collection: (14/06/2015)

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A total of 10 Volunteers attended this activity. Around 12 kg of Dry waste was

collected.

International Yoga day: (21/06/2015)

60 volunteers along with the teachers attended International Yoga day held in the

college. On this day Mr. Kishor Bhidwani, Medical Engineer conducted exercise

session in the college.

International Drug Abuse & Illicit Trafficking Day: (26/06/2015)

Vision Rescue had organised International Drug Abuse & Illicitly Trafficking Day at

Karnataka Hall. A total of 13 Volunteers attended this programme. They spoke about

drug free campaigns held in the colleges.

Police Help Desk:

6 Volunteers every alternate day went at Tardeo Police Station for registration of

senior citizens. Also later survey for senior citizen was conducted by visiting various

societies in Tardeo area.

Dry waste Collection: (12/7/2015)

A total of 8 Volunteers attended this activity around 180 kg of Dry waste was

collected.

Survey For Senior Citizen: ( 2 3/07/2015)

13 volunteers survey about 50 senior citizens and filled up their forms.

Best Out Of Waste: (27,28,29,30/7/2015)

Best out of waste articles were made by volunteers and were gifted to all the

teachers on the occasion of Guru Purnima.

Guru Purnima: (31/07/2015)

The Best out of Waste gifts which were made by the volunteers were gifted to the

teachers with sweets on the occasion of Guru Purnima.

BEST Activity : (04,05,06,07,08/ 08/2015)


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33 volunteers formed human chain at NSCI, Century, Kabutar Khana, Shivaji Park for

5 days. This was done along with Worli Bus Depot.

International Youth Day: (12/08/2015)

A short informative session was conducted on telling the volunteers as a youth what

important role they play in the society followed by taking pledge. 76 volunteers

attended it.

Friendship Day: (12/08/2015)

Friendship day was celebrated in the college wherein 85 volunteers participated.

Ribbons were tied to teachers and students in the college.

Human Chain: (13/08/2015)

Human Chain was formed in the college. Students holded posters in hand and did

awareness about HIV&AIDS. Human Chain was made in the symbol of red ribbon in

the college campus.

Orientation day: (14/08/2015)

Orientation was held in the college. Dr. Avinash Karande was the Chief Guest. A total

of 111 volunteers attended the orientation

Awareness on Tuberculosis: (17/08/2015)

Dr. Tara and her team spoke to us about tuberculosis and how it spreads. There were

87 volunteers who attended the seminar.

Tree plantation: (22/08/2015)

24 Volunteers went to Goregaon Aarey Milk Colony for the tree plantation. Through

this volunteers spread the message of keeping the environment safe.

Blood Donation Drive: (25/08/2015)

Our NSS Unit along with KEM Hospital had organised blood donation drive in the

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Raksha Bandhan : (28/08/2015)

There were 18 volunteers, they tied Rakhi to the boys of Anand Kendra orphanage,

sweets and gifts were distributed to them.

Each One Teach One

Volunteers went to adopted area (Tulsiwadi) for teaching the children. This was

done thrice or twice a week.

PCGT Orientation: (04/09/2015)

2 volunteers attended the orientation in Lala Lajpatrai College along with 10 other

colleges. 15 volunteers had volunteered for it.

RRC Peers Educators Meeting: (11/09/2015)

2 Volunteers went to MDACS office, Wadala for the peer educators meeting. They

were guided about the activities under Red Ribbon Club.

National Conference On Education: (12/09/2015)

19 volunteers volunteered for the national seminar held in the college. Different

college professors as well as students presented their papers on Rights to Education.

Green Ganesha Launch : (15/09/2015)

Times of India had organized this event in our college. 250 students including

volunteers attended this event. Awareness about using Eco Friendly Ganesh Idols

was spread among students.

Green Ganesha workshop: (16/09/2015)

Times of India had organized workshop where 58 volunteers were taught to make

Eco friendly Ganesh Idols out of Clay.

Crowd Control : (21/09/2015 & 29/09/2015)


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14 volunteers at Lotus, Haji Ali for crowd control along with Police Officials and

Traffic Police .

Seminar on Sexual Harassment : (22/09/2015)

56 volunteers attended the seminar held by PCGT. A police inspector was invited in

the college to interact with the volunteers. This seminar has helped in building trust

on police officers.

NSS Foundation Day : (24/09/2015)

Volunteers gave greeting cards to all the sweepers, watchmen, canteen boys,

policemen, traffic police saying Thank you for their help and their services.

Road safety Awareness Rally & Poster Competition: (25/09/2015)

Rally was organised from our college to Lotus and back to Hajiali Signal. Poster were

also made by the volunteers which were carried during the rally.

Beach Clean – Up (28/09/2015)

Beach clean-up drive was done along with Times of India Team at Girgaon

Chowpatty. 37 volunteers participated in this drive.

Malaria and dengue awareness: (14/10/2015)

25 volunteers went to Tulsiwadi and interacted with people about how Malaria,

Dengue spreads and precautions to be taken to prevent it.

H1N1 Awareness : (16/10/2015)

23 volunteers went to Tulsiwadi and spread awareness about H1N1. They interacted

with people about how malaria- dengue spreads and precautions to be taken to

prevent it.

Swachh Rail Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan : (17/10/2015 & 24/10/2015)


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38 volunteers went to Mahalaxmi station for clean-up drive. Also volunteers

interacted with people on the station and told that why should we keep our

surrounding clean.

Click right project : (18/10/2015)

27 Volunteers went to Pheonix Mall (Kurla) for the activity. They interacted with

people on issue that the children between the ages of 0 – 6 years face and also there

was workshop held.

Survey of school going children in adopted area: (21/10/2015 )

10 volunteers visited adopted area and conducted a survey on how many children

go to school and how many don’t.

Paper bag making workshop : (26/10/2015)

Paper bag making workshop was held in the college. Volunteers were taught how to

make paper bags.

Brain Stroke awareness (united way): (27/10/2015 & 28/10/2015)

33 volunteers went to Shivaji Park for spreading awareness about brain stroke.

Volunteers interacted with people around shivaji park and told them about brain

stroke and what measures are to be taken in case they find any person affected by

brain stroke.

Team Building : ( 31/10/2015)

Team Building was conducted by Mr. Pranay Shinde from AASMA - The Vibrant

Youth. 73 volunteers participated in it. Team work and tem co-ordination was taught

to us.

Diwali Celebration at Old Age Home ( St. George Infirmary) : (12/11/2015)

28 Volunteers visited old age home to celebrate Diwali. They provided snacks, gifts,

sweets and interacted with the old handicap people who stay there.

Swachh Bharat Abhiyan: ( college premises - 21/11//2015) (adopted area –

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25 volunteers did a clean –up drive in the college. They cleaned up classrooms,

staircases, corridors and other college areas. Also Swachh Bharat was done at BMC

Garden, around National Leaders statue, Haji Ali Road.

CRY Orientation: ( 23/11/2015)

CRY orientation was held in the college where volunteers were given brief

information on what is the CRY Project all about and how will it help the children of

adopted area in their development.

CRY – Give Healthy Get Healthy Campaign: ( 24/11/2015)

An exhibition was held in the college where many students walked in and

expressed their ideas on what is a healthy diet all about by drawing pictures, etc.

Brain Stroke Awareness ( Adopted area) : ( 28/11/2015)

35 volunteers visited adopted area and interacted with people about brain stroke

and its symptoms.

Constitution Day ( rally , poster making, seminar, elocution) : ( 31//11/2015)

On constitution day various events were held in the college. 56 people became part

of the rally. 25 in poster making competition. 92 students attended the seminar.

Also students participated in elocution competition.

Blood Donation Drive – 2: (17/12/2015)

Our NSS Unit along with KEM Hospital had organized blood donation drive in the

college. 53 units of blood were collected. There were 25 volunteers.

Save Fuel Awareness: (11/01/2016)

Save fuel Awareness was carried out around the college premises. Volunteers

distributed pamphlets’ to the people around the campus.

Movie Screening on Swami Vivekanand on Yuva Divas (13/01/2016)

A movie screening was held in adopted area for all the people staying there. The

movie was based on his ideas, thoughts and beliefs.

Cry – International Volunteers Day: ( 16/01/2016)


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CRY team had organized a program on international volunteers’ day at Nehru

Planetarium. 27 volunteers attend this program.

Thalessemia Check - up & Stem Cell Registry: ( 21/01/2016)

Thalessemia minor detection checkup drive was arranged for all the last year

students in the college. Stem Cell Registry was also conducted on the same day.

National Conference on Human Rights : ( 26/01/2016)

National seminar was held in the college under IQAC team. 34 volunteers

volunteered for this seminar.

Malaria And Dengue Awareness: (05/02/2016)

25 volunteers went to Tulsiwadi and interacted with people about how malaria

dengue spreads and precautions to be taken to prevent it.

HIV & AIDS Seminar: ( 08/02/2016)

Seminar was conducted by Satyam Sir. 69 volunteers participated in this seminar.

Sir spoke about the symptoms of AIDS & HIV and how can it be prevented.

ICTC & BLOOD BANK VISIT(10/02/2016)

o ICTC VISIT was done on 10/2/2016. 15 volunteers attended this ICTC visit by

visiting KEM hospital.

Stigma Discrimination: (16/2/2016)

o Stigma discrimination was organized by Ms. Meena. She spoke about her life.

64 volunteers attended this session

Disaster Management Workshop: ( 18/02/2016)

o Disaster Management was organized in the college. Mr. Rajendr Lokhande

and his team guided the volunteers what should be done during natural

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YOGA DAY (21st June, 2016)

Yoga Day was observed in college wherein trainers from Patanjali Yogpeeth conducted a

yoga training session for students and staff.

Also, prior to this special yoga training sessions were organized for NSS volunteers. 43

volunteers attended the activity.

VANMAHOTSAV PAKHWARA (28th June-9th July, 2016)

A rally from College to Mahalaxmi station and a street play at Mahalaxmi Station on the

theme “Save Trees Save Earth” were organized on 29th June, 2016.

Tree Plantation Drive was conducted at adopted village, Mahuli on 1st July, 2016 during

which 107 saplings were planted.

Tree plantation was done in college campus and BMC Garden near the college on 9th July

during which 35 saplings were planted.

INAUGURATION OF COMPOST PIT (5th July, 2016)

In collaboration with NGO Stree Mukti Sangathana the college installed a Compost Pit in

the college backyard. Waste from college canteen was used for composting.


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TRAINING SESSIONS FOR COMPOST PIT (7th & 8th July, 2016)

Special training was given to NSS volunteers for operating the pit by trainers from Stree

Mukti Sangathana.

GURU PURNIMA (19thJuly, 2016)

Celebration of GURU PURNIMA in college with teaching and non-teaching staff by offering

TULSI SAPPLINGS and SWEETS as a token of love and respect.

ORIENTATION (08thAugust, 2016)

Orientation day was organized for the volunteers to brief them about the activities to be

undertaken in the academic year 2016-2017, and also to make them aware of their

responsibility towards the society. An encouraging presentation was given.

FRIENDSHIP DAY (8th August, 2016)

On this day NSS volunteers celebrated Friendship Day under RRC by tying special friendship

bands to teachers, students and staff.

TEAM BUILDING ACTIVITY (13TH August, 2016)

Fun activities team building was held by Mr. Pranay Shinde. NSS volunteers enjoyed this

activities a lot. 68 volunteers attended this activity.

INDEPENDENCE DAY (15th August, 2016)

Celebration of Independence Day in college campus. Volunteers also did a respectful job of

picking up National Flags from streets the next day. Volunteers collected around 50 flags.

65 volunteers took part in the activity.

GREETING DISTRIBUTION TO POLICEMEN (15th August, 2016)

NSS volunteers of our college distributed greetings to the policemen of Tardeo Police

station & Worli Police station on 15th August, 2016.


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SEMINAR ON SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT (16th August, 2016)

A seminar on Solid Waste Management was organised. Ms. Rashmi from Stree Mukti

Sangathana was the resource person for it. 59 volunteers attended the seminar. 16

volunteers were took a survey & awareness session at adopted area on dry & wet waste.

RAKSHA BANDHAN (18TH August, 2016)

On this day we celebrated Raksha Bandhan with orphan children at Pragati Foundation by

tying rakhis to boys of the orphanage. 20 volunteers conducted this activity.

VOTERS AWARENESS (23rd August, 2016)

Volunteers were conducted voter awareness seminar on 23rd August, 2016.

DIGITAL INDIA WORKSHOP (24th AUGUST, 2016)

10 volunteers attended Digital India Awareness workshop at University, Kalina They were

made aware of the efforts being made by the Government to Digitalize India.

STEM CELL REGISTRY (3RD SEPTEMBER, 2016)

Stem cell registry camp was conducted in college by “BONE MARROW REGISTRY” around

103 stem cell samples were collected.

VOTERS AWARENESS DRIVE (16th September to 21st October 2016)

Volunteers of NSS unit setup a voter I’d registration desk for 1 month for students of our

college where the voter’s form was given to the students for applying for a voter card. The

forms were collected, segregated and submitted to respective constituencies by our

volunteers.

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Paper bag making workshop was held in which volunteers learnt how to make paper bags

from newspapers. 59 volunteers participated in the activity.

EACH ONE TEACH ONE

Volunteers of our college helped the kids of our adopted area, Tulsiwadi in their studies.

For every alternate days a group of 5 the volunteers used to go to adopted area Tulsiwadi

for ‘Each One Teach One” activity.

SWACHHA BHARAT ABHIYAAN

Volunteers clean the college premises, college floors, class rooms, computer lab, adopted

Area. 75 volunteers had participated in this Abhiyaan.

Also awareness activities like Street Play, Cleanliness Drive and display of placards were

conducted repeatedly at Mahalaxmi Station as a part of the Abhiyaan activities.

CHILDRENS DAY (14th November 2016)

NSS unit volunteers celebrated Children’s Day in our adopted area by distributing food &

school stationery to children. 18 volunteers took part in the activity.

WORLD AIDS DAY (1st December – 7thDecember 2016)

On this World aids day week we organized various activities like poster making competition

and there was a HIV/AIDS seminar which is conducted by Ms. Savita Kurade. The volunteers

also performed a street play at adopted area on 5th December, 2016, and also an HIV/AIDS

awareness rally was conducted on 7th December, 2016.

ROAD SAFETY WEEK

NSS unit of our college organized a rally on Road Safety from the college to Hajiali with the

help of Mumbai traffic police. 32 volunteers took part on the rally and also there was poster

making competition on the theme of road safety.

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Skill Development workshops were organized for NSS Volunteers on 20th January, 2017

which was attended by 48 volunteers. Mr. Kush Panchal, Founder of Yoga with Dance was

the Resource Person.

DRUG FREE AWARENESS RALLY (24th January 2017)

NSS unit of our college organized a Drug Free awareness rally. This rally was from Lala

Lajpatrai College to Worli lotus and again back. 37 volunteers participated in this rally.

THALASSEMIA MINOR DETECTION CAMP (25th January 2017)

Thalassemia Minor Check Up camp was conducted for T.Y.B.Com students, teaching and

non-teaching staff. 83 students got themselves tested.

DISASTER MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP (9TH& 10th February 2017)

Disaster Management workshop was organized for NSS volunteers at BMC office, Parel. 29

volunteers attended the workshop.

DIGITAL INDIA AWARENESS ACTIVITIES

Students conducted a workshop and quiz and poster making competition in college. 28

Volunteers participated in all the activities under digital India.

Also they made people of Adopted Area aware about these efforts and created awareness

about cashless transactions by video screening for the residents and explaining how to use

Paytm App on 22nd December, 2016.Seminar on cashless India for NSS volunteers were

conducted on 23rd December, 2016. Also, students prepared pamphlets for the same and

distributed them in the area and to local vendors near Mahalaxmi Station on 26th

December, 2016. Our NSS volunteers also celebrated YOUTH DAY from 12th January to 14th

January, 2017; during this various activities were conducted on Digi-payment like movie

screening, pamphlet distribution & seminars (by Prof. Sunehra, Lala Lajpatrai College on

23rd December, 2016 and by TJSB Bank on 19th January, 2017).

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30 Volunteers of NSS unit setup a voter I’d registration desk for 1 month for students of

our college where the voter’s form (form no. 6) was given to the students for applying for a

voter card. The forms were collected, segregated and submitted to respective

constituencies by our volunteers

VOTERS APPEAL DRIVE (18th-22nd February, 2017)

The volunteers visited residents of Tulsiwadi and those in vicinity of their residence and

appealed them to cast their votes.

Also they conducted a survey to find out how many from these families were eligible for

voting and how many of them actually voted.

A total of 248 families were visited by the volunteers. 25 Volunteers conducted the drive.

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ENVIRONMENT DAY (05th June, 2017)

On 5th June, 2017 the N.S. S Unit celebrated Environment Day by organizing Poster making

competition. Disposal of Dry Water and E-Waste (07th June, 2017)

1215 kg of Dry Waste & 115 kg of E-Waste was collected from the College and handed over

to Stree Mukti Sangathana for Recycling. Our college was awarded by Green Certificate

from Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB).

INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY WEEK (17th -24th June, 2017)

Various activities were conducted for volunteers on the occasion of International Yoga Day

like Poster competition. Rally, Yoga session and Bollywood Yoga by Mr. Kush Panchal.

TREE PLANTATION WEEK (VANMAHOTSAV) (30th June – 7th July, 2017)

Students planted a total of 130 saplings at College premises in the BMC gardens and Aarey

Colony, Goregaon. Also, street plays were performed by volunteers at Mahalaxmi Station

and Adopted area (Tulsiwadi). A rally from College to Mahalaxmi station was conducted for

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VOTERS PLEDGE DURING ADMISSIONS (July & August, 2017)

First year students were asked to take pledge at the time of admission, by signing an

undertaking stating that they shall enroll themselves in the voters list when they complete

18 years of age.

DENGUE, MALARIA AND H1N1 AWARENESS (4th, 5th & 6th July, 2017)

Volunteers created awareness about Dengue & Malaria at Adopted area and College

premises thrice to create awareness for Prevention of these diseases.

BEST OF OUT OF WASTE (8th July, 2017)

Best Out of Waste activity was conducted for the volunteers on 8th July, 2017 the articles

made by the volunteers were presented to teachers on occasion of Guru Purnima.

GURU PURNIMA CELEBRATION (10th July, 2017)

On 10th July, 2017 the volunteers greeted Teachers with greeting cards, chocolates and gifts

made by them in Best Out of Waste activity.

SEMINAR ON VOTER’S AWARENESS (12th July, 2017)

A seminar on Voter’s Awareness was conducted by Mr. Rajendra, Election Officer, Worli to

make volunteers aware of their Rights and Responsibilities as Voter’s. The procedure of

enrollment was explained and volunteers were asked to conduct a Voter’s Awareness and

Enrollment Drive in the College.

VOTERS REGISTRATION DRIVE (13th -31st July, 2016)

A Registration Desk was put up near the college main gate from 13th July to 31st July, 2017.

Students who had completed 18 years of age were given Voter Registration Form No. 06.

Filled Forms were collected and submitted to respective constituencies. 10 students have

received their Voter I’d cards till now.

ORIENTATION DAY (16th July, 2017)

Orientation day was organized for the First Year volunteers to brief them about the

activities to be undertaken in the academic year 2017-18 and also to make them aware of

their responsibility towards the society.

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A seminar on substance abuse was organized. Julio Rebeiro was chief guest for the session

and Father Joe Periera was the resource person. Around 150 NSS Volunteers from colleges

across the Mumbai District attended the seminar.

Legal Roundtable on Sexual Harassment against Women at Workplace (Project Mukta) (24th

July, 2017)

The Dialogue session was conducted in collaboration with ‘SAFE CITY’ & ‘SHE THE PROPLE’

The Panel consisted of Ms. Sowmya Dadoo & Adv. Devyani Kacker and Ms. Vandita. Around

65 students from the college participated in the Legal Roundtable.

Swachh Bharat Awareness and Cleanliness Drive at Mahalaxmi Station (28th & 29th July,

2017)

An awareness and Cleanliness Drive on Swachha Bharat was conducted on 28th & 29th July,

2017 between 12.00 pm to 2.00 pm at Mahalaxmi Station. A Street play was also performed

by N.S.S volunteers at the Station.

SWACHH BHARAT PAKHWARA (1st -15th August, 2017)

Administering Swachhta Pledge : (1st August, 2017)

After the Tree Plantation activity, we took a Pledge administering to Swacch Bharat

Abhiyan.

College Campus Clean –up (3rd August, 2017)

we helped our college peons in cleaning the College premises, Classrooms and Lab.

Paper Bag Making Workshop: (8th August, 2017)

Paper bag making workshop was held in which volunteers learnt how to make paper

bags from newspapers.

Slogan writing and Poster making Competition: (11th August, 2017)

A Poster making and Slogan writing competition was organized on the topic of

Swachh Bharat.

RALLY ON SWACHH BHARAT: (14th August, 2017)

A rally from College to Lotus, Worli was conducted on the theme of ‘Swachh

Bharat’ 27 volunteers participated in the activity.

Tree Plantation at Aarey Milk Colony, Goregaon (1st August, 2017)

108 saplings were planted by the volunteers at Aarey Milk Colony, Goregaon.

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A Stem-Cell Registry was conducted in our College Audi-Foyer, where 144

candidates registered themselves.

Blood Donation Drive- I (4th August, 2017)

Blood donation drive was organized with KEM Blood Bank in college campus

and 124 units of blood were collected. Students felt really proud to donate

blood for good cause.

Friendship Day (4th August, 2017)

On this day, N.S.S volunteers celebrated Friendship Day under RRC by tying

special Friendship bands to Teachers, students and Staff.

YOUTH AND PEACE AWARENESS ACTIVITIES (12th & 14th August, 2017)

Poster Making and Slogan Writing Competitions, and a Quiz on the theme of Youth

and Peace were conducted to mark the International Youth Day. Also a rally from Haji

Ali to Lotus was conducted on 14th August, 2017.

FLASHMOB AT CHURCHGATE RAILWAY STATION (21st August, 2017)

To create awareness about Swachh Bharat Abhiyan Cleanliness, volunteers,

performed a Flash-Mob at Churchgate Railway Station, during which Motivational

songs like Rang De Basanti & Let’s Clean-Up India. Posters and placards carrying

messages of Cleanliness were also displayed.

WORKSHOP ON ECO-FRIENDLY GANESH (22nd August, 2017)

In Collaboration with ‘TIMES OF INDIA’ the N.S.S Unit organized Workshop on

making of Eco-Friendly Ganesha.

Swachh Bharat activity at Mumbai Central Railway Station (23rd and 24th August,

2017)

Street play, Clean-up Drive and awareness on Swachh Bharat were conducted at

Mumbai Central Railway Station.

Crowd Control during Ganpati Visarjan (31st August, 2017 & 5th September, 2017)

Volunteers assisted Tardeo Police Station in managing the crowd during Ganpati

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Beach Clean-up at Girgaon Chowpatty (6th September, 2017)

A Beach Clean-up Drive at Girgaon Chowpatty was undertaken in collaboration with

TIMES OF INDIA.

Swachh Bharat Awareness Drive and Diya Making at Adopted Village (26th

September, 2017) Volunteers visited the adopted village at Asangaon and created

awareness about cleanliness by explaining to the school kids on importance of hand

washing.

The volunteers also taught the kids to paint Diyas.

SEMINAR ON HIV/AIDS AWARENESS (27th September, 2017)

A seminar on HIV & AIDS awareness was conducted by Ms. Savita Kurade. She cleared

all the doubts regarding HIV & AIDS in every area of aspect like how it affects, how it

spreads from one person to another and misconception and spoke on various aspects

of HIV & AIDS.

Dialogue on Gender Sensitization (Dignity of Women) (28th September, 2017):

An Informative session was conducted on Gender Equality by Mr. Mithun Sarvagod

from “TEE” Trust.

SEMINAR ON SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT (25th September, 2017):

A seminar on segregation of wet waste and dry waster and the process of Waste

Management by BMC was conducted by Ms. Sindhuiyer from Stree Mukti Sangathana.

Session on organ donation (29th September, 2017):

A session on need for Organ Donation and the procedure for same was conducted by

Mr. Amol Kadam. The session, in particular cleared the myths and misconceptions

associated with Organ Donation.

Signature Campaign for Voter’s Awareness (3rd October, 2017):

Students and Staff were asked to sign as a symbol of taking a pledge to cast their

vote during elections, and for registering as voters, if not registered yet.

WORKSHOP ON ROAD SAFETY (5th October, 2017)

A workshop was conducted by United Way Club of Mumbai in which students were

made aware of Driving rules and general measures to be taken to ensure Road

Safety. 35 Volunteers participated in the workshop.

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Poster making competition was organized by the Road Safety Club of United Way,

Mumbai for the N.S.S volunteers.

Our College paid homage to Late Mr. Samadhan Kamble, student of S.Y.BMS, who

lost his life in road accident.

DISTRICT LEVEL DISASTER MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP (29th & 30th November, 2017)

Our N.S.S Unit hosted a two days District Level Disaster Management Workshop for

N.S.S Volunteers in collaboration with University of Mumbai N.S.S Cell. 65

volunteers from colleges across the District participated in the Workshop.

WORLD AIDS DAY WEEK (1st -8th December, 2017)

Various activities were organized by the volunteers on the occasion of World AIDS Day

like:

Poster Making Competition:

Volunteers made posters on HIV/AIDS Awareness.

T-Shirt Painting:

Volunteers painted T-shirts giving information of HIV/AIDS.

Street Play:

A street play was performed by our volunteers at the Adopted area, Tulsiwadi.

Rally on HIV/AIDS Awareness:

A rally was organized from Haji Ali to Lotus on the topic of HIV/AIDS and spread

information regarding the same.

BLOOD DONATION DRIVE – II (18th December, 2017)

Blood Donation Drive was conducted with KEM Hospital. 40 Blood Units were

collected.

ROAD SAFETY AWARENESS ACTIVITIES WITH TRAFFIC POLICE:

Road Safety Awareness Campaign was organized in collaboration with Traffic Police at

Haji Ali signal on 17th January, 2018. A rally was conducted from Haji Ali to Worli Lotus

on 18th January, 2018.

United Way Club of Mumbai conducted various games like Snake & Ladder, Wall

designing etc. for college students to create awareness of Driving Rules on 23rd January,

2018.

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Celebration of Republic Day in college campus was done. N.S.S volunteers of our

college distributed greetings to the Policeman of Tardeo Police Station & Worli Police

Station and also provided water to Traffic Police to honour them.

YUVA ABHIVYAKTI FEST BY MAVA, DADAR (29th January, 2018)

Yuva Abhivyakti Programme was organized by MAWA NGO on the theme “Gender

Equality”. Under it, various competitions were conducted. Our volunteers took part

in Street Play, Poster making, Slogan writing and Essay writing competition. Kajol

Chougule won 1st Prize in poster making.

ZONAL ROUND OF ROAD SAFETY-INTERCOLLEGIATE COMPETITIONS: (30th January,

2018)

The zonal round of Road Safety competitions for Mumbai City was conducted by

United Way Club of Mumbai in our college. Participants from various colleges took

part in competitions which included Dancing, Singing and Street Play among others.

FREE MEDICAL CHECK-UP CAMP (08th February, 2018)

A Free Medical Health Check-up Camp for Teaching and Non-Teaching Staff was

conducted in collaboration with Healthspring. 104 staff members took benefit from

it.

ROJGAR YOJNA – MAHA MITRA APP (15th February, 2018)

A session was conducted by Mr. Arvind Shinde from Mantralaya wherein he briefed

N.S.S volunteers regarding Maha Mitra App, its utility and made the volunteers install

the App. Later, the volunteers promoted it among other students, a registration desk

was put up near the entrance for the same daily, between 9.00 am to 12.00 pm for

one week.

VOTERS REGISTRATION DRIVE II (1st -15th February, 2018)

15 from no. 6 for voter’s registration have been submitted after 15th February, 2018.

PROJECT –MY GREEN SOCIETY

02 volunteers attended the workshop at Ruia College on 2nd August, 2017. After that

volunteers were oriented in groups regarding the activity and given brochures along

with other forms and guided to visit societies. Volunteers visited total 116 societies and

created awareness about Importance of Cleanliness and, for that, the need to

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Project –EACH ONE TEACH ONE.

Volunteers of our College helped the kids of our Adopted area, Tulsiwadi in their studies.

For every alternate days a group of 05 volunteers used to go to Adopted area, Tulsiwadi

for “EACH ONE TEACH ONE” activity.

AWARD AND RECOGNITION:

Ms. Kajol Chougule won first prize in poster making competition on theme of

Equality at Yuva Abhivyakti Fest organized by NGO MAVA at Dadar on 29th January,

2018.

Our NSS Unit was awarded as the Best Road Safety Club by NGO United Ways.

Mr. Praful Shinde was selected to represent Maharashtra State in National Youth

Festival organized at Noida from 12th -16th January, 2018.

Mr. Praful Shinde was selected for the NSS University Level Competition UTKARSH

to represent Mumbai University.

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Road safety Awareness Camp (03th To 05th May, 2018)

In collaboration with Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar College at Haji Ali signal to make

people aware of the rules and the precautions they have to take while driving.

Yoga Day Week (15th to 21th June, 2018)

From 15th-21th June Yoga training at Kalina in which 4 volunteers participated and

On 21th June and 23th June various activities were conducted like Poster making, Yoga

session, Bollywood Yoga by Mr. Kush Panchal where around 50 volunteers

participated along with teaching and Non-teaching Staff.

Paper Bag Making Workshop (27th-28th June, 2018)

2 DAYS workshop of paper bag making in college campus where volunteers learned

how to make bags with use of old news paper.

Tree Plantation Week (Vanmahotsav) (29th June to 31th July 2018)

Students planted around 180 saplings at Mazgoan garden and Asangoan (Mahuli). Also

others activities like poster making and Rally was performed from Haji Ali to Lotus

creating an Awareness on Importance of Tree Plantation.

Voters Pledge During Admissions (July & August, 2018)

First year students were asked to take pledge at the time of admission, by signing an

undertaking stating that they shall enroll themselves in the voters list when they

complete 18 years of age.

Best Out of Waste (26TH July 2018)

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Guru Purnima Celebration (27th July 2018)

On 27th July, 2018 the volunteers greeted Teachers with sweets and Best Out of

Waste articles made by them.

Anti Plastic Week

On 23th July 2018 poster making competition was conducted among the

volunteers.

On 28th July, 2018 Rally on Anti plastic was conducted starting from Haji Ali to Lotus and then return to the college campus.

On 8th September,2018 Street Play and Rally from RTO to college was conducted to encourage the use of paper and cloth bags. Also volunteers participated in Anti plastic competition which was held at Kirti college.

On 17th October,2018 conducted Rally in collabration with Kriti college also street play performed by the volunteer at Shidhivinayak temple.

Rally on Peace(06th august2018)

Volunteers took pledge and participated in Peace Rally conducted by the Mumbai

University regarding the Peace for Hiroshima & Nagasaki

Dengue, Malaria and H1N1 Awareness (10TH, 11TH August 2018)

Dengue & Malaria awareness and prevention camp taken by volunteers at Tulsi

Wadi (Adopted area) and in College premises thrice to create Awareness for

Prevention of this diseases.

Swatch Bharat Abhiyan (13TH,14TH August 2018)

On 30th July 2018 activity of poster making was conducted on Swatch Bharat in

college campus to create the awareness of Clean And Green India.

Created Awareness about Swatch Bharat Abhiyan through Rally, Street play and

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Independence Day Celebration (15th August 2018)

Celebrated Independence day in college premises and also at Tardeo and Worli

police station by greeting them with cards, flowers and sweets. Also general

cleaning and rag picking done by the volunteers at Tardeo police station.

Blue Ribbon Movement(18th August 2018)

Attended seminar on Blue Ribbon Movement at Don Bosco High School (Matunga).

NRD SRD (19TH August 2018)

Two volunteers attended the selection of NRD SRD selection at KC collage.

Blood Donation Award (21th August 2018)

5 Volunteers participated in Blood Donation Award seminar at Kalina university.

Stem Cell Registry (24nd August, 2018)

A Stem-Cell Registry was conducted in our College Audi-Foyer, where 144 candidates registered themselves. 32 volunteers participated in the activity.

Rakhi making workshop (25th August 2018)

There was a Rakhi making workshop in the college premises were the volunteers

learned to make Rakhi from bamboo and waste material.

Red Ribbon Club (28th August 2018)

2 volunteers attended the seminar of Red Ribbon Club and made AIDS symbol with

human chain.

Raksha Bandhan (29th August 2018)

Celebrated Raksha Bandhan with special children at Tardeo School with 31 volunteers.


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Blood Donation-I (27th,30TH & 31th August 2018)

On 27th August volunteers made posters on Blood Donation.

On 30th August conducted Flash mob in college premises where 23 volunteers

participated.

On 31th August Blood donation drive was organized with KEM Blood Bank in college

campus. Student felt proud and happy to donate Blood for a Good cause.

Exploring an unknown Gandhi (31th August & 01th September 2018)

Exploring an unknown Gandhi 2 days national conference was conducted at KC college

in which 1 volunteers participated.

Swach Bharat Abhiyaan (3th & 4th September 2018)

Activities promoting cleanliness like Rally ,Street play ,pamphlets distribution and

poster making was conducted at Mahalaxmi & Mumbai Central station.

Teachers Day (5th September 2018)

Students expressed their gratitude and love by Celebrating Teachers day with all

teaching and non- teaching staff by giving them gifts & sweets .

Gender sensitization (7th September 2018)

46 volunteers attended the seminar taken by Mr. Pravin sir on the topic of gender

sensitization in college.

Paper Bag Distribution (8th September 2018)

Around 4000 paper and 30 cotton hand made bag were distributed to shops at RTO.

Cotton Bag making (10th To 15th September 2018)

Tardeo School members taught the volunteer to make cotton bags with old cloth

using machines.

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In collaboration with “TIMES OF INDIA” the N.S.S unit organized workshop on making

of Eco-Friendly Ganesha.

Beach Clean-up at Girgaon Chowpatty (24th September 2018)

A Beach Clean-up Drive at Girgaon Chowpatty was undertaken in collaboration with

TIMES OF INDIA.

Bhajan Sandhya (2th September 2018)

13 volunteers participated in Bhajan Sandhya activity organized by university at

Gateway Of India.

Voters Resgistration Drive I (5TH &6TH September 2018)

A Registration desk was put up near the college main gate on 5th & 6th September

,2018. Students who have completed 18 years were registering themselves. Online

Resgistration were held at computer lab.

Orientation Day (08th September,2018)

Orientation day was organized for the First year volunteers to brief them about the

activities to be undertaken in the academic year 2018-2019 and also to make them

aware of their responsibility towards the society.

Exhibition of articles made by Special children (09th September, 2018)

There was an exhibition of articles made by special children in the college premises

where they sold their hand made Diyas ,wall hangings decorative materials and other

products. Volunteers helped them to manage their work and records.

Meatless Day (12th September 2018)

Exhibition of articles made by Special Children (12th to 24th September 2018)

On 12th September BANDRA,

On 14th September TARDEV,

On 14TH to 19th September KHAR,

On 24th September BANDRA,


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Exhibition was held on the above mentioned places of special children where

volunteers helped them with crowd controlling & other requirement.

N.S.S Foundation Day (24th September 2018)

We visited our Tulsi Wadi (Adopted Area) and organized games for kids. 18 volunteers

were involved in the activity.

Swachta Hi Seva ( 14th September 2018)

14 volunteers participated in university level activity of Swachta Hi Seva where we

got chance to clean the Kalina university with others college.

Clean-Up (26th November 2018)

Mangrove clean up with collaboration with united way at Nerul.

26/11 (26th November 2018)

Conducted a session with all the member of college to remember our Heroes who

sacrified their life for saving our lifes.

World AIDS Day Week (01th -21th December & 9th January 2018-19)

Various activities were organized by the volunteers on the occasion of World AIDS

Day like:

Poster Making Competition

Volunteers made posters on HIV / AIDS Awareness.

T-Shirt Painting:

Volunteers Painted T-Shirts giving information of HIV / AIDS.

Rally on HIV/ AIDS Awareness

A rally was organized from Haji Ali to Lotus on the topic of HIV / AIDS and

spread information regarding the same.


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Street Play:

A street play was performed by our volunteers at the Adopted area, Tulsiwadi.

Seminar on HIV / AIDS Awareness ( 9th January, 2019 )

A seminar was organized on HIV / AIDS awareness. The resource person was Mrs.

Savita Kurade. The students cleared all their doubts regarding HIV & AIDS like how

it affects, how it is spread from one person to another. She also cleared some

misconceptions and spoke on various aspects of HIV & AIDS.

De-addiction Its Prevention (11th December 2018)

A seminar was conducted at Siddharth college on the topic of De-addiction and

prevention. They gave the knowledge about drugs and others things.7 volunteers

attended the seminar.

Road safety District level (13th December 2018)

HR college had conducted the seminar on road safety were the volunteers were made

aware of all the precausion to be taken while driving and how to help others in

accidents.

HOSH University Level (23th December 2018)

A big rally was conducted from Shivaji park to Shidhivinayak and return to Shivaji

park for awareness of Cancer. Various cancer organisations and patients participated

in the rally .

Blood Donation Drive II (24th December 2018)

Blood donation drive was organized with KEM Blood Bank in college campus.

Students felt really proud to donate blood for good cause. 28 volunteers participated

in the activity.

Seminar on Right to Service by PCGT (08TH January 2019)

A seminar on right to service was conducted for the volunteers by Shri Swadhin

Kshatriya, chief commissioner, RTS& Former chief secretary was the speaker. 7

volunteers attended the seminar.


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Swatch Bharat District level (17th & 18th January 2019)

2 volunteers attended the seminar on swatch bharat abhiyaan at SIWS college and

gained knowledge about the segregation of wet ,dry and electronic waste.

Road safety Week (12th To 29th,4th February 2019)

12th January 2018 poster making on Road safety at college campus.

15th January 2018 seminar on Road safety.

28th January 2018 Rally on Road safety from college to lotus and back to college.

29th January 2018 Rally on Road safety from RTO to college along with street play

at various place in between to create awareness among people.

4th February 2018 united way organized a games session for our college were

different games like drink and drive , snake & ladder were organized. 34 volunteers

participated in the activity.

Swachh Bharat (14th, 21th & 22th January 2019)

On 14th January 2019 Swach Bharat Abhiyaan At college campus.

On 21th January 2019 Rally & street play at Mumbai central railway station.

On 22th January 2019 Awareness through Rally ,street play and cleanliness.

Depression Seminar (23th January 2019)

A session was conducted by THE MOVEMENT organization on Depression were

they taught us the ways to tackle and handle depression.

Voters Day ( 24th,25th January 2019)

On the occasion of National voters day, Awareness on importance of voting was

made through Rally around college campus and also from Haji ali to Worli lotus and

back to college by showing various poster and pamphlets to public.

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Celebrating Republic Day by Flag hosting at college campus and also with senior

citizen by greeting them with snacks and gifts . Also entertained them by dance and

singing.

University level activity with PCGT (28th January 2019)

Workshop was conducted of disaster management at Hinduja college collaboration

with PCGT.

Yuva Abhivyakti Fest by MAVA (1th & 2th February,2019)

Yuva Abhivyakti Programme was organized by MAVA NGO ON THE THEME

“CONSENT IN RELATIOSHIP”. Its was an inter-collegiate event conducted in

Lala Lajpatrai college. Various competitions were held like slogan writing,

poster writing ,essay writing and elucation in which our volunteers

participated.

Road Safety inauguration (4thFebruary, 2019)

Inauguration was conducted by the Road safety at Nariman point.

Flash mob, Swatch Bharat (5th &6th February 2019)

To create awareness about cleanliness, volunteers performed a Flash Mob at

Mahalaxmi & Mumbai central railway station on Motivational songs like Rang

De basanti & let’s clean up India. Posters and playcards carrying messages of

Cleanliness were displayed.

Disaster Management Workshop (6th & 7th February 2019)

2 Days workshop were conducted at MCGM office of disaster management

and they taught various safety to be taken during any Disaster.

Aagaaz (12th February 2019)

Inter college competition was organized at Khalsa college where 2 volunteers

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ANNEXURE -II

DLLE Activities 2014-15

182 Students enrolled under DLLE from various courses like B.com, BAF, BMM, BMS,

Bsc.IT, BSc. Computer Science. Students mainly enrolled themselves to undertake

projects like CP, SWS, and PEC.

COLLEGE LEVEL ACTIVITIES

Orientation programme was organized on 8th August. 2014 Resource Person – Shri

Surendra Khazanchi and Shri Sohanlal Khazanchi , from NGO SWAJAN., enlightened

the DLLE students about their role and responsibility towards society and the impact

they could make for improvement of under privileged sections through different

community level activities.

Teachers” DAY- DLLE volunteers felicitated their teachers with cards and chocolates on

5th September.

First Term Training Programme was organized in college on 11 September.2014. The

Resource Person – Ms. Samruddhi Gandhre, field coordinator appointed by University

of Mumbai, guide the students about preparing the questionnaire for their projects,

carrying campus and street level activities, compiling the collected information and

incorporating them in the project as per the format prescribed by Mumbai University.


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GROUP Discussion was organized on 27th September 2014,on burning issues like

population explosion, child abuse etc. by DLLE students under PEC.

HUNAR 2014

Two day DLLE Fest Hunar was organized in college premises on 11nth and 12lth

December 2014. The theme of the festival was “Go Green”. Chief guest for the inaugural

function was Ms Revathi Roy, an eminent social worker who gave a very motivating

address to DLLE volunteers appreciating their work related to various lifelong learning

activities and their contribution to the society.

Events held in festival were Poster Judging, Group Debate, Story writing on the spot,

Extempore, Rangoli, Hogathon and Scavenger Hunt. All the events were based on Go

Green theme and encouraged the participants to adopt go green concept in their

lifestyle and make an earth a better place to live.

2nd term training programme was held on 12th December, 2014 in which field

coordinator – Ms. Samruddhi Gandhre entertained questions & problems of DLLE

students regarding project making. She also enquired from students about progress of

project making.

COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES OUTSIDE COLLEGE

Visit of DLLE students to various NGOS – DLLE students visited several NGOs like,

Vatsalya, Asha Daan Kendra, Child Welfare Center , Mahalaxmi where they conducted

variety of community level programmes under population education campaign project,

PEC, in the month of August and September. They organized educative talk shows,

drawing competition as per theme, quiz and games programmes etc. and received lot

of appreciation from management of those NGOs.

DLLE students participated in inter collegiate Udaan festival of Mumbai University

organized on 15nth January,2015 at J.M.Patel College, Goregaon in two events poster

making and street play. They won First prize in poster making competition and

consolation prize in street play.

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Ms. Sammruddhi Gandhre, University coordinator of DLLE visited the college premises

on 30th March for the evaluation of the projects and scrutiny of files and circulars

pertaining to DLLE activities. She thoroughly scrutinized all 182 projects of DLLE students

and went through the files, reports and the annexure. After scrutinizing the entire

documents, madam signed annexure 9 and 10 and completed all the necessary

formalities.

On 15th April 2015, DLLE coordinators along with three student managers visited

V.B.Bhavan, Churchgate for University scrutiny of DLLE projects. After the scrutiny and

submission of required documents, 151 students were certified for 10 grace marks and

were given certificates by DLLE, University of Mumbai.

Department of Life Long Learning & Extension

Annual Report 2015-16

196 students were enrolled under DLLE unit from six streams in academic session

2015-16. Out of this 139 were females and 57 were male students.

To start with, orientation programme was organized on 13th August, 2015 in which

the resource person Ms. Renu Raut, manager of NGO- Each One Teach One,

explained in detail about different community level activities which DLLE students

could undertake for under privileged sections of society.

On 15th August street play was performed by DLLE students on the theme ‘Mera

Bharat Mahan’.

On 27th August Student manager and Co-ordinators attended First term training

Programme organized by University of Mumbai. Agenda of programme was

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projects were to be undertaken. Coordinators were asked to submit the draft along

with Annexure-3 & 4 to University latest by 10th September.

On 4th September students participated in educational campaign called “Mission

Shiksha” organized by Fever 104FM. FM Radio 104 interviewed our students for

supporting the noble cause. Students donated around 200 note books to Aakansha

NGO.

On Teachers’ Day DLLE students visited different municipal schools where they held

talk shows, drawing competitions and variety of educational games for school

children. All these visits were supervised by NGO- Each One Teach One. Municipal

Schools visited by students were Shishuvihar Madhyamika Shala, Kalbadevi

Municipal School and Tata Compound Municipal School.

On 10 September, under Population Education Club project, students gave

presentations on ‘Women Empowerment’ in which various issues, problems and

achievements of women were highlighted.

Two Day Intra college fest was organized on 10th and 11th December 2015 in college

premises .Events conducted were Poster making competition, Rangoli, Scavenger

hunt, Debate ,Elocution etc.

Field Coordinator from University visited college premises for inspection of Projects

being undertaken by students and verifying various documents on 11 December

2015.

Presentation Competition under project PEC, (Population Education Club) was held

on 21st December 2015.

Presentation was done by DLLE students under NIOS project (National Institute of

Open Schooling) to orient the staff attendants including library and office staff about

options to pursue higher education.

Students held the talk shows on “Maintaining Cleanliness and Pollution Free

Environment” in Municipal schools in two groups on 18th December 2015.

DLLE students participated in Annual fest of University Udaan on 4th February 2016

in event poster making and street play.

Coordinators along with student manager visited V B Bhavan, on 23rd March for final

evaluation of projects and verification of documents. After scrutiny 154 students

were certified and were granted with 10 grace marks by DLLE unit of University of

Mumbai.


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Annual Activity Report 2016-17

180 students were enrolled under DLLE unit from B.Com and Self- Finance section in

academic year 2016-17 under projects SWS, PEC and NIOS.

On 21st June INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY was celebrated in college premises by

organizing Yoga training session conducted by Yoga experts associated with

Patanjali.

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DLLE department of Mumbai University organized First term training program at

Saraf for extension teachers to explain operational modalities of conducting DLLE

activities. DLLE Coordinator Dr. Minum Saksena and Student managers attended the

programme.

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ORIENTATION PROGRAMME 10th August 2016.

Orientation programme was organized on 10th August, 2016 in which the resource

person Ms. Hema Contractor, who is working for Dyslexic kids ’ and slow learners

gave an inspiring address .She explained in detail about different community level

activities which could be undertaken for under privileged sections of society.

STREET PLAY 15th August 2016.

On Independence Day student members of DLLE executed a very well planned and

inspiring street play on social evils such as pollution, women empowerment and

women rights.

NGO VISIT ON 17,19 & 20th August 2016.

Students from all the streams went to different municipal schools of Ghatkopar and

Dadar associated with NGO EACH ONE TEACH ONE and conducted various activities

as suggested by NGO as a volunteers.

Our volunteers conducted educative talk show on cleanliness, effects of pollution on

surroundings and health. They explained to children how through simple ways we

could keep our surroundings pollution free. They also trained the students for skit

competition for Teachers Day, as well as poster competition. Students organized

various games to entertain the kids and distributed cards and chocolates to them.

The satisfaction and the experience they gained was fabulous.

DLLE unit of our college got trophy and certificate as appreciation from this NGO.

WORKSHOP ON 23rd August 2016.

DLLE and NSS unit jointly organized a workshop on “How to register for Voting Card”

to create general awareness about voting card registration among the students.

FIELD COORDINATOR VISIT, 29th September 2016.

Miss Samruddhi Gandhre, University field coordinator visited our college for

conducting first term training programme. She explained in detail all the projects


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which students could undertake through PPT. She also gave suggestions about

different activities which students could organize under selected projects.

PRESENTATION COMPETITION, 22nd October2016.

PPT presentation competition was organized for those students who have

undertaken Population Education Club Project. Topics of presentation were women

education, noise pollution, women empowerment and other social issues. Groups

who won First, Second and Third places were awarded with certificates.

SECOND TERM TRAINING PROGRAMME 7th December 2016.

DLLE department of University organized Second term training program for extension

teachers in order to discuss various annexures to be prepared and submitted to

University and procedure of scrutiny of DLLE projects. Coordinators Dr Minum

Saksena and Dr Divya Nigam attended the programme.

INTRA COLLEGE FEST HUNAR 13th and 14th December 2016.

Intra college fest HUNAR 2016-2017 was organized by DLLE members under the

guidance of their coordinators. Wide range of events such as poster exhibition, poster

making, rangoli, quiz, surprise event, debate, scavenger hunt, hogathon were

organized. DLLE students from all streams participated with full enthusiasm.

Miss. Rashmi Chainani, awardee of the best teacher of the year and Army officer Mr Nitin

graced the occasion with their presence.

FIELD VISIT FOR SECOND TERM TRAINING PROGRAMME 16TH DECEMBER 2016.

The second term training programme was held 16th December. Miss Samruddhi

Gandhre the university field coordinator visited in our college. She explained the

students about the annual project report writing of Department Of Lifelong Learning

And Extension.

SEMINAR 5TH JANUARY 2017.

Seminar was held on 5th January 2017 on the topic ABROAD STUDIES by SIES

Institute for DLLE students. Speaker was Ms. Amreen.


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RESEARCH PAPER PRESENTATION COMPETITION 28TH JANUARY 2017.

Two students of TY BMS Miss Aashka Mehta and Miss Aiman participated in research

paper presentation competition organized by university department and were

awarded with certificates.

INTERCOLLEGIATE UNIVERSITY FEST UDAAN 1ST FEBRUARY 2017.

Department of lifelong learning and Extension of Mumbai University organized

Intercollege Fest Udaan on 1st February 2017 .Two students were selected for

anchoring in Udaan fest. Our students participated in poster making competition and

street play competition. Our college won third prize in street play competition among

20 colleges who participated in the competition. All students were awarded with

certificates and the team was given the trophy.

SILENT RALLY FOR WOMEN EMPOWERMENT 17TH FEBRUARY 2017.

DLLE held a silent rally for women empowerment and save girl child in collaboration

with Rotaract club at Nariman Point . Students from various streams participated in

this rally.

SCRUTINY AND EVALUATION OF DLLE PROJECTS 22ND MARCH 2017.

Detailed evaluation of DLLE Projects and reports was conducted by University at V.V

Bhavan and all the documents submitted were scrutinized. After the scrutiny 151

students were certified to be awarded with 10 marks along with certificates for

successful completion of their projects.




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No. of Students Enrolled : 196

Projects Taken : SWS, NIOS, PEC, CP

One day training programme was organized by Department of Lifelong Learning and

Extension in June last week, where newly registered students were given

preliminary details about the format of DLLE and the activities to be conducted by

them over the year.

Seminar on Memory Techniques was organized on 29th June 2017.

Orientation Programme was conducted on 21st August 2017 in which DLLE students

were addressed by the guest Mr. Santosh Shinde, founder chairperson of

Maharashtra Kamgar Association.

DLLE students participated in Skit competition on 8th September 2017 at Lalit Kala

Academy Worli. The theme of skit was “Plight of Widows in Present India” They won

the cash prize of Rs. 1000.

Group presentation competition was organized on 9th September 2017 for the

students under project PEC. Presentations were given on wide range of issues

concerning our society like traffic congestion, road safety, rights of transgenders in

India, Female infanticide in rural parts of India, Environmental issues due to excess

human tampering with nature, impact of media exposure over today’s Indian youth

etc.

NIOS awareness program was organized on 13th September for the benefit of office

attendants of our college and their relatives.

Students went to some of the well known NGOs of Chembur, Malad, Vile Parle,

Ghatkopar to teach basic Maths, reasoning and English grammar to the kids.

Awareness programme in Slums on hygiene, cleanliness and pollution control on

16th September, 2017.

Beach Clean up drive at Dadar Beach on Gandhi Jayanti 2nd October, 2017.

Two days fest HUNAR 2017-18 was held on 18th and 19th of December. The chief

guests were Marathi actor Shri Sushant Shelar and Sri Ganesh Shine, Marathi film

producer. Children from six centers of Each One Teach One NGO participated in

events like solo dance, singing, drawing and recitation competitions on first day. Our

students also participated in poster making, Rangoli dance and singing competition.

On the second day Debate competition was organized along with a game show.


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The field coordinator appointed by University Ms. Vani Achari visited Lala Lajpatrai

College to conduct second term orientation programmed on 15th January 2018.

Madam Achari inquired about the progress of project making by the students and

addressed their queries.

Inter College annual fest of University Udaan was organized at Sasmira Institute of

Management, Worli in which 20 colleges of South Mumbai region participated in

two events Street Play and Poster Competition. Our students won Trophy for second

prize in Poster competition.

In March our students participated in international conference at DLLE at VV Bhavan

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The main objective of this department is to reach the unreached. To achieve this objective

university offers variety of projects which students can undertake .All activities of DLLE

students within and outside the campus are conducted under one or the other project. In

the academic year 2018- 19, more than 200 students were enrolled under this unit from

Bcom and self-finance section. Projects undertaken this by them were: SWS, NIOS and PEC.

Activities conducted by the students in the year 2018-2019

21st June: Poster Competition was organized to celebrate International Yoga Day.

In July and August : Under project PEC intra stream group presentation competition was organized for FY Sy and TY on wide range of topics from socio- economic to environmental issues.

13th August: Orientation Programme was organized in which Chief Guest Mr Nagesh Sambhaji Jadhav, Assistant Commissioner Police, Tardeo, addressed the students.

15th August: On Independence day students performed street play at Tardeo police station compound to pay tribute to those soldiers who laid their lives protecting country’s borders.

14th to 18th August and 10 September: Under Each One teach One programme students in different groups went to Maratha Mandir, Byculla NGO , Dadar NGO and Municipal school of Vile Parle where they conducted variety of educative activities like sketching, drawing, painting, teaching basic maths, grammar etc. to NGO kids and distributed chocolates .

7th September: Go Green Breathe Clean was organized .Students presented different environment friendly models as alternative to plastics under PEC and CP project.


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28th September: NIOS awareness program me was organized for the benefit of office attendants of our college and their relatives

5th October: .Our unit organized one day state level seminar on Intellectual Property Rights in collaboration with DLLE of University of Mumbai.

6th October: Students participated in Beach Clean Drive under Swachha Bharat Abhiyaan at Dadar Chowpaty. Ms Parul Gulati, TV actor and social activist along with Assistant Municipal Commissioner was there to motivate our students for this noble cause. .

10th October: The field coordinator appointed by University Ms Rajendar Kaur visited our college to conduct first term orientation inspection.

18 and 19th December Two day fest Hunar was organized where variety of events were organized for children of several NGOs. Chief guests were colonel Kamlesh Puri and Ms Jane Bhandari, renowned poet and prolific writer and Dr Ravindra Shivse, Additional Police Commissioner ,Mumbai.

In January our students participated in intercollegiate Fest of Amlani College ELYSIUM .In essay writing one student won third prize.

On 5th January 2019 six students participated in Seminar on Gender Equality organized by Dlle unit of Khalsa College.

On 19th January 30 students visited to NGO Each One Teach one and worked as volunteer and support in organizing their annual day.

1 February our students participated two events of University festival Udaan: Street play and poster making competition.

16 March two students participated in research convention organized by DLLE of University of Mumbai.

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ANNEXURE -III

CULTURAL ACTIVITY 2014-15

Following are the activities conducted by the Student Council and Performing Arts Society

of Lala Lajpatrai College:

ONLINE SHOPPING WORKSHOP – 23rd & 24th July.

The year started with equipping students with the knowledge to do online shopping. With

efforts of flipkart.com a two days’ workshop was organized on 23rd & 24th June ’14 wherein

students were explained the concept and practical aspect of online shopping by volunteers

of flipkart.com. Approximately 70 students benefitted from it.

NIIT CAREER GUIDANCE SEMINAR – 17th & 18th July

Second was a career oriented seminar organized by NIIT for students of BCOM on 17th &

18th July’2014. Students were explained various upcoming career options based on

computer skills and how and where can they acquire the required expertise from. On day

F.Y.B.Com and on day 2 S.Y.B.Com students were given guidance, approximate strength

being 133 & 120, respectively on both days.

BCOM WEEK- 4th & 8th August.

BCOM WEEK – was celebrated in the college from 4th -8th Aug’14 . Each day had a theme

and few games or competitions were held to celebrate the same.

Following is a list of the complete activity:

Date Theme Activity/Competition No. of participants

4th Aug’14 Friendship Day Orchestra and Dance 180

5th Aug’14 Traditional Day Fashion Show 37

6th Aug’14 Bright and Light Day Paper Dance and Balloon Blowing

17 teams

7th Aug’14 Confession Day Confessions 56

8th Aug’14 Saree and Tie Day Ramp Walk 43

Students also responded very enthusiastically by coming well dressed as per the

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I AM THE CHANGE – 9th August.

Next, in collaboration with Yes Bank, a social awareness programme for ‘I Am The

Change’ was organized on 9th Aug’14 for students to motivate them to be an active element

for a positive change in the society. Students were shown movies and explained through

interaction how they can contribute to the social system of the society and were motivated

to make their own short movies. Many students registered for the same. Approximately 80

students were benefitted from the program.

TALENT DAY -2nd & 3rd September.

Then the annual event ‘Talent Day’ was organized on 2nd and 3rd Sept’14 during

which various competitions under Fine Arts (13 categories, 62 participants, approx..) and

Performing Arts (7 categories, 35 participants, approx.) were organized in both the

categories students participated in huge numbers and displayed their talent and potential.

TEACHERS’ DAY – 5th September

The last activity of the 1st term was on 5th Sept’14 during which Student Council &

the Performing Arts Society celebrated Teachers, Day by offering roses to the teachers and

seeking their blessings for a bright future.

NATIONAL EUCATION DAY- 10th November

On 10th November we celebrated National Education Day commemorating the

anniversary of Dr. Maulana Abdul Azad. Slogan writing and poster making competitions

were held. A debate on the topic “Should education be made free for all in India?” was also

conducted. The approximate strength of students including audience and participants was

125.

26th Nove’14 was observed as the ‘Constitutional Day’ of India in the college. Students were

told about our constitution, our Fundamental Rights and Duties and then asked to express

their views on the Constitution of India; whether it needs any amendments? If yes, what

are they? Posters and charts prepared by the students were displayed in the college

campus. The approximate strength of students including audience and participants was 90.

FRESH FACE – 28th November

The inter-collegiate competition, Fresh Face by Clean & Clear was conducted in Lala

Lajpatrai College on 28th Nov ‘14. Famous television actor Nakul Mehta and his team, Mr.


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Sahil, Ms Disha Doshi and Ms. Garima were the judges for the day. Students participated

with great enthusiasm and displayed their talent. In all around 50 students participated

from all streams. Mr. Mohak Gadhok and Ms Salisha Talwar from BMM were declared

winners from the college.

YOUTH AWARENESS PROGRAMME 2014-15

Our students also participated in the national level YOUTH AWARENESS PROGRAMME

(YAP) organized by Sri Sathya Sai Seva organization and bagged 1st & 2nd position in Poster

Making.

Our very talented student, Ms. Niyatri Surve, of S.Y.B.COM presented a group dance for the

Prime Minister, in the 102nd Science Congress held in Mumbai University from 3rd – 7th

Jan’15.

SWAMI VIVEKANANDA’S 151ST BIRTH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS – 12TH January.

We sent out student’s form Swami Vivekananada’s 151st Birth Anniversary was celebrated

at Gateway of India on 12th Jan’15. In which Swamiji’s life was depicted through Tejonidhi

Dance Drama. Mr. was the chief Guest for the occasion. 6 student representatives were

sent from our college.

LOHRI- 13TH January

ON 13th Jan’15 the college celebrated festival of harvest, Lohri, in the traditional way. Fire

was lit outside the main gate, students and teachers came together and exchanged good

wishes and sweets. Group and solo dances were also performed around the fire.

SEA TOWN FEST – 23rd January

On 23rd Jan’15 the annual inter-collegiate competition Sea Town Fest was conducted. It was

a grand success with participants coming from more than 11 colleges to compete Mr.

Chetanya Padukone, a well-known personality from cinema, was the chief guest for the

occasion. Competitions like singing (solo & duet) Instrument playing, Dance (solo, duet &

group) , Drama were held.

ANNUAL DAY – 13th February

Annual Day was held on 13th Feb’15 in which students were felicitated for their

excellent performances in academic and non-academic domains. Sister Bk Neha was the

chief guest for the occasion.


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CULTURAL COMMITTEE 2015-16

As per the Maharashtra University Act 1994, the Students Council was formed and the

selected students were given the following portfolios:

General Secretary : Ms. Namasvi Shah

Cultural Secretary : Ms. Hitisha Mehta

DLLE/Ladies Representative : Ms. Akshita Jain

Gymkhana Representative : Mr. Kartik Sharma

NSS Representative : Mr. Akash Waral

T.Y.B.Com Class Representative : Ms. Veena Papan

T.Y.B.Com Class Representative : Mr. Kailas Tanavde

S.Y.B.Com Class Representative : Ms. Ruchi Chaurasia

F.Y.B.Com Class Representative : Ms. Maitri Khaudar

Various programmes were organized under its wing which served as a platform

towards the overall development of the students at the inter and intra-collegiate levels.

Our students made us proud by their stunning performance during the NAAC Peer

Team visit to our college on 3rd July, 2015 in the college Auditorium. The Committee also

had a garnering participation in the inter-collegiate events. A brief gist of the various

activities is traced as below:

Date: 21st June, 2015

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Students Council and Cultural Committee had organized “INTERNATIONAL YOG DAY

“ in the Audi Foyer of the College Campus.

Members of the teaching, non-teaching staff and the students participated in large

numbers. Various Yogic Exercises were taught by the Yoga Instructor Mr. Ravindra Gidwani.

He was perfect in his instructions and took over the session in a very positive way;

generating a day full of enthusiasm among students and teachers.

Date: 21st July, 2015

COMPUTERAIN SEMINAR

Students Council (Sr. College) organized an Abroad Study Seminar by COMPUTRAIN

INSTITUTE on 21st July, 2015 at 11.00 a.m in Room NO. 402. The session was delivered by

Mr. Samuel Zachariah (Director –Computerain Institute).

Students of various streams gathered in large numbers making the session a

successful activity.

Date: 28th July, 2015

CONDOLENCE MEET TO LATE (SHRI) DR. A.P.J ABDUL KALAM

All Students and staff members gathered in the college campus to pay homage to

late (Shri) Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam –Former President of India.

The Codolence meet took place by lighting candles and observing silence –

cherishing the works of Late (Shri) Dr. Abdul Kalam and ended with a note –praying to reset

his soul in peace.

Student Co-ordinators Incharge

Mr. Kartik

Ms. Ruchi

Ms. Maitri

Ms. Namasvi

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Students Council and Cultural Committee of Lala Lajpatrai College celebrated B.Com.

Week from 1st August 2015 – 10th August, 2015. Various days were organized, namely:

1. FRIENDSHIP DAY:

A DJ was organized to celebrate Friendship day, Student Committee enjoyed it as it

was a very innovative step taken by the members of student’s council.

2. CHOCOLATE DAY:

On this day; chocolates were sold to students with a chit. Any students who wanted

to give chocolate to another student had to buy the chocolates from the volunteers

and then chocolates along with the message was given to another student. Also

there was an auction held for celebration box of chocolate. Mr. & Ms. Chocolate was

selected who got the maximum chocolates.

Winners of Chocolate Day-

A. Mr. Chocolate (Boy) – Satyam Mishra

B. Ms. Chocolate (Girl) – Aishwarya

3. ROSE DAY :

It was a replica of Chocolate Day but with the essence of flowers (Yellow & Red

Roses)

The event followed with the circulation of a bouquet. Rose Queen and Rose King

were selected who received maximum number of roses.

Winners of Rose Day:

A. Rose King- Satyam Mishra

B. Rose Queen – Fanali Shah

4. NEON DAY:

Students on this day had to come; attend with Neon colour clothes; various games

were arranged on this day namely musical chair; dance etc.

Winner for Musical Chair –

A. Rohit Solanki -1st prize

B. Satyam Mishra – 2nd Prize

Winners for paper Dance-

A. Fanali Shah- 1st Prize

B. Satyam Mishra- 2nd Prize.


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5. CONFESSION DAY:

On this day confession letters were given to students who wanted to confess

anything to anyone. At the end of the event; all confessions were read aloud in the

gathering.

6. TRADITIONAL DAY:

Students on this day were declared up in traditional outfits. A ramp walk was

organized for students and the entries for the same were in large members. The

winners were titled with Mr. & Ms. Traditional.

Winners for Traditional Day-

A. Mr. Traditional –Rahul Tiwari

B. Ms. Traditional – Neha Varma

7. TIE AND SAREE DAY:

This day was the last event of the B.COM week. Students participated in large

numbers all attired in sarees and tie respectively. All students enthusiastically

participated in the event making it a memorable day.

Winners for the Event are as follows-

A. 1st Prize – (Boy) – Rishah Jain

(Girl) – Shweta

B. 2nd Prize – Ms. Sabina, Ms. Jyoti, Mr. Hemant, Mr. Akhil, Mr. Akash, Mr. Rohit.

C. 3rd Prize – Ms. Ruchi, Ms. Hitisha Mehta, Ms. Fanali, Ms. Unmila, Mr. Omkar, Mr.

Satyam, Mr. Piyush, Mr. Aakash, Mr. Nikhil.

Student Coordinator Incharge

-Ms. Ruchi Chaurasia

-Ms. Hitisha Mehta

INTERCOLLEGIATE REPORT

Student of our college participated in various intercollegiate events like youth

festival organized by Mumbai University, where Drama, Monoact & Mimicry reached the

semi-finals.

Students came out with flying colors by representing themselves in various reputed

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1. NM College

2. St. Andrews College

3. BK Shroff College

4. Sophia College

5. KC College

6. Nirmala Niketan of Polytechnic

And many more……………

TALENT DAY 07TH AND 08TH SEPTEMBER 2015

Talent Day was organized for exploring various talents for students in the

college which included a two –day event.

On the 1st day fine arts event was organized that was backed by 11 sub-event,

namely

1. Nail art

2. Rangoli

3. Mehendi

4. T-Shirt Painting

5. Photography

6. Essay

7. Quiz

8. Best out of waste

9. Tatto Making

10. Poster Making

11. Debate

The second day on 08th of September was main event 6 events took place like,

1. Singing (Solo, Duet)

2. Dance (Solo, Duet, Group)

3. Drama

4. Fashion Show

5. Magic Show

6. Mimicry

Total number of events in the talent day was (17 events) which went very

successfully. It was a successful event as always.

TEACHERS DAY: 05TH SEPTEMBER , 2015


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Student Council and Cultural Committee along with Rotaract Club of our

College organized the Teachers Day on 5th Sept., 2015 in the college. (4th Floor, Room

N0. 401)

The Programme started with a welcome address by the G.S Ms. Namasvi

Shah. She spoke about the auspicious day, followed by the cake cutting ceremony

by our Principal and Teachers.

Where various events were organized for teachers like,

1. Antakshari

2. Surprise Awards for teachers.

3. English, Hindi and speeches on teacher’s contribution and on Dr. Radhakrishnan.

4. One song dedicated to teachers.

5. Mimicry.

6. Principals pledge talk towards attendance was also given.

NEW AGE CAREER GUIDANCE SEMINAR

‘NEW AGE CAREER GUIDANCE SEMINAR’ was organized for F.Y.B.Com and

S.Y.B.Com students on 29th & 30th September, 2015 for S.Y. B.Com students and 12th & 13th

Oct, 2015 for F.Y.B.Com students. The seminar highlighted various Duplication – based

principles related to Computer Systems & Applications on the related careers in the field of

IT industry. It also explained the importance of Tally by Mrs. Lajwanti Sharma & Mr. Arun

(NIIT Centre- Grant Road (W) Centre)

SECOND TERM ACTIVITY REPORT

FRESH FACE CONTEST was organized by Bombay Times as every year at Lala

Lajpatrai College of Commerce & Economics on 16th Nov, 2015. Students of

various streams participated in the event and portrayed their unique talent

in the areas of music, dance, beat boxing etc. Celebrity Judge Elli Avram

graced the occasion and judged the participants.

The winners of the event were as follows:

Award Category Names

Winners Mr. Abhishek Narang & Kejay Yadav

1st Runner Up Ms. Riddhi Sinoya & Mr. Nikhil Verma

2nd Runner Up Ms. Henisha Jhaveri & Mr. Yash raj Singh

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LOHRI- Harvest Festival of Punjab was organized on 13th Jan, 2016 in the college campus.

Being a Punjabi Minority college, this festival is celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm

by our students every year.

The event was graced by our Hon. Chairman Dr. (Shri) Kamalji Gupta; Principal Dr.

(Mrs.) Neelam Arora; I/C Principal Lala Lajpatrai College of Law Dr. (Mrs.) S. Karve, Vice-

Principal Prof. (Mrs. ) V.V. Bhide, Additional Vice – Principal Dr. (Mrs. ) Mohana Bandkar ;

Vice-Principal (Self-Financed Courses) Dr. Arun Poojari and other members of the teaching

and the non-teaching staff.

The programme started on with the ‘Lohri Pujnan’. Traditional til ladoos were

distributed among the students and teachers. Students from the BMM Dept. namely:

Ms. Vidhi Sawaswat

Ms. Salini Rande

Ms. Aditi Dhekle

Ms. Sakshi Sahani

Ms. Madhuri Malhotra

Mr. Abhishek Narang

Mr. Mayank Vora

Mr. Kevin Pethar

Mr. Manjunath Gollar

Mr. Monil

Performed a group dance on the traditional Punjabi Folk Song followed by a breath taking

solo performance by Ms. Niyati Surve from the B.Com Dept.

WINNER OF THE INTER-COLLEGIATE YOUTH FESTIVAL

Josh (Since 2006) is an inter-collegiate youth festival organized by National Academy

of Event Management & Development (NAEMD) students.

The festival included various competitions between the participating colleges which

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Our students participated in the Fashion Show and were selected after the Elimination

Round and won a cash prize of Rs. 15000/- on 23rd November, 2015.

The finals were held from 1st -3rd Dec., 2015 and we won the finals as well. Students

were felicitated with trophy and certificates.

The various students participated in the event were:

1) Mr. Imran Khan - (S.Y.BAF)

2) Mr. Shahnawaz Patel – (T.Y.BMM)

3) Mr. Owais Kazi –(T.Y.B.COM)

4) Mr. Shadab Khan - (F.Y.B.COM)

5) Mr. Akil Merchant - (T.Y.B.COM)

6) Mr. Yashdan Khan - (F.Y.BBI)

7) Ms. Misbha Shaikh - (T.Y.BCOM)

8) Ms. Alisha Motiwala -(S.Y.BCOM)

9) Ms. Gauri Kadam -(T.Y.BBI)

10) Ms. Maryum -(F.Y.B.COM)

11) Mr. Arfat Mansuri -(F.Y.B.COM)

12) Mr. Ahmed Shaikh -(B.COM)

13) Mr. Faisal Shaikh -(B.COM)

REPORT ON SEA-TOWN FEST 2015-16

As every year students Council and Cultural Committee organized its Two-day Inter-

Collegiate Cultural Event SEA-TOWN FEST 2015-16 on 29th & 30th January, 2016.

The Vent got a GET-START with the exemplary performance in FINE ARTS on 29th

January, 2016. The various event organized under Fine Arts were: Quiz, Debate, Tatoo

Designing, T-Shirt Painting, Face Painting, Mehendi, Rangoli, Nail Art etc.

Ms. Famida Shaikh, Ms. Akshaya Bagwe & Dr. Vaidehi Kamath judged the event for

FINE ARTS. The event was graced by our Vice-Principal Prof. (Mrs.) V.V. Bhide, who

distributed the certificates to the awardees.

The second day of the event was marked with the PERFORMING ARTS by the

students inclusive of duet and solo singing, group & Solo singing, group & solo dance beat

boxing, short films, fashion show, instrumental music, street dance etc.


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Various colleges participated in the events namely: Sydenham College, Bhavans H.

S. College, Chowpatty, Maharashtra College, Kirti College, Rizvi College, J. J. School of Arts,

K.P.B Hinduja College of Commerce, BJPC & DY Patil Institute of Management and won many

awards.

Rizvi College: Bandra bagged the trophy for fashion Show which had a mesmerizing

act on the songs of Shahrukh Khan.

Mr. Nikhil Rane- a renowned singer and Mr. Vishal Bhavsar- A Award Winning

International Dancer; head of the dance troop ‘BS FAMILY’ has also bagged a no. of awards

in folk dances; judged the events.

Winners:

1. FINE ARTS:

(A) QUIZ

1st –Mr. Darshan Parikh

2nd – Mr. Rayyan Khan

3rd – Mr. Aftab Khan

(B) TATOO DESIGNING

1st – Mr. Ishant Raj Durvaj 2nd – Mr. Abdul Hannan 3rd – Ms. Jinal Shah

( C) T-SHIRT PAINTING

1st – Mr. Vinay 2nd – Ms. Sayali

(D) FACE PAINTING

1ST – Ms. Jinal P. Shah

2nd – Ishant Raj Duvraj

(E) MEHENDI

1st –Mr. Kapil Gupta

2nd – Ms. Tejal wandekar

3rd – Ms. Nidhi Gogri


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(F) NAIL ART

1st - Ms. Shraddha Advilkar 2nd –Ms. Mahima 3rd – Ms. Vaishnavi Kadam

2. PERFORMING ARTS:

(A) SOLO SINGING

1st –Mr. Ketan Kandi

2nd – Mr. Bhavesh Solanki

3rd – Ms. Pooja Narsalle

4th – Mr. Prashant Singh

(B) DUET SINGING

1st – Pooja & Rohit

2nd – Ketan & Ankita

3rd – Ankita & Mohite

(C)SOLO DANCE 1ST –Ms. Niyati Surve

2nd – Ms. Priya 3rd – Mr. Aashish Lama (D)DUET DANCE

1st –Ms. Niyati Surve & Mr. Sarvesh Miriankar 2nd – Ms. Priya 3rd – Mr. Imran & Mr. Yakub (E) GROUP DANCE 1st – Rajasthani Girls 2nd – KDC Groups 3rd- Niraj Red Short (F) BEAT BOXING

1st – Mr. Cajetan Rodrigues

2nd –Mr. Rohan Mayekar

3rd – Mr. Vilest Gund

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1st –Gaurav Bhosale (Charity)

2nd –Mismatch

3rd – The Morning Road

(H) FASHION SHOW

1st –Sharukh Shaikh & Group

2nd – Imran & Group

(I) STREET DANCE

1st – Swarg Ilusion

2nd – KDC & Group

3rd – JBal & Group

(J) INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

1st –Mr. Omkar

2nd – Mr. Swanand Kohli

3rd – Mr. Sunny.

ANNUAL PRIZE DISTRIBUTION DAY

The Annual Prize Distribution day was organized on 13th February, 2016 in the College

Auditorium. The function commenced with the lightening of the lamp by the dignitaries;

followed by the welcome address by the Vice –Principal. The Chief Guest for the occasion

was Mr. S. Venkatraman (Partner & Head of Mumbai Office –Rabo Equity Advisors). The

occasion was graced by the presence of our Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Neelam Y. Arora ; Vice-

Principal Prof. (Mrs.) V.V. Bhide; College Counsellor Mrs. Asha Aggarwalji; Additional Vice

–Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Mohana Bandkar; Librarian Dr. J.H. Kadli; Vice –Principal (Jr. College)

Mrs. S. Aure; Additional Vice-Principal & Students Council In-charge Dr. (Mrs. ) Purnima

Sharma.

INTERVIEWS FOR THE SURPRIZE AWARDS

Interviews were conducted on 5th February, 2016 for the selection of Best Boy/ Best

Girl in Room No. 401 at 11.00 a.m. Various students from different cells participated in the

interview process to get their work applauded and recognized by the Office Bearers:

The Committee comprised of the following office bearers:


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1) Dr. (Mrs.) Neelam Arora (Principal)

2) Prof. (Mrs. ) Vidya V. Bhide (Vice-Principal, Sr. College)

3) Mrs. Asha Aggarwalji (College Counsellor)

4) Dr. Purnima Sharma (Students Council & Cultural In-charge)

5) Dr. J. H. Kadli (Librarian)

6) Ms. Kranti Ukey (NSS Program Officer)

7) Dr. Divya Nigam (DLLE In-charge)

8) Mr. Ashok Mahadik (Sports In-charge)

The following students were shortlisted and awarded on the basis of interviews conducted:

1) Best Boy – Mr. Kailas Tanawade

2) Best Girl- Ms. Akshita Jain

3) Best Organisor –Ms. Maitri Khandor

4) Best Cultural Committee Member (Boy) –Mr. Nikhil Jain

5) Best Cultural Committee Member (Girl) –Ms. Ruchil Chaurasia

6) Special Appreciation Award- Ms. Hitisha Jain

Mr.Rahul Shetty (Member In-charge)

Retiring members of the non-teaching staff were felicitated for serving the college

for more than three decades religiously and contributing their every bit towards the well-

being of the college namely:

1) Ms. Harini Bhojane (Sr. Clerk)

2) Mr. C.V. Shukla (Library Attendant)

3) Mr. P.M. Kothawale(Peon)

4) Mr. S. B. Ghagre (Associate)

5) Mr. S.V. Sawant(Associate)

6) Mr. P. P. Sawant (Jr. Clerk)

The Annual Prize Distribution Day was further continued by the Welcome Address by

the Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Neelam Arora and her motivating speech for the students

highlighted the importance of attendance in lectures contributing towards the overall

progress of the students. The Annual Report for the academic year 2015-16 was

presented by Dr. (Mrs.) Purnima Sharma (Additional Vice –Principal & Students Council

In- charge ) followed by the self-explanatory presentations:

(1) NAAC Assessment & Accreditation

(2) DLLE /NSS/Students Council & Cultural Committee.

(3) Add-on Vocational Courses.


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(4) Rotaract /Alumni & Placement Cell.

(5) Entrepreneurship Development Cell.

Highlighting the contribution of the students towards the holistic development of the

institution.

Students who excelled in academics, curricular & Co-Curricular activities at inter,

intra-collegiate levels were given due recognition and felicitated by certificates, medals &

trophies. The Annual Day came to an end with a positive note and the vote of thanks was

given by our Addl. Vice-Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Mohana Bandkar.

Cultural Committee Report 2016-17

As per Maharashtra University Act 1994, the Students Council was formed and the selected

students were given the following portfolios.

1. General Secretary /WDC : Ms. Maitri Khador


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2. Ladies Representative/Cultural Secretary : Ms. Hitisha Mehta

3. DLLE Representative : Ms. Aishwarya Rane

4. Gymkhana Representative : Mr. Kartik Sharma

5. NSS Representative : Ms. Siddhi V. Jamsandhekar

6. T.Y.B.Com Class Representative : Ms. Namasvi Shah

7. S.Y. B.Com Class Representative : Mr. Nikhil Jain

8. F.Y.B.Com Class Representative : Ms. Payal Shettigar

Various programmes were organized under its wing at inter and intra-collegiate levels for

the overall development of the students.

1) On 9th July, 2016, Saturday, Vasantrao Naik Jayanti was organized in the college

campus exhibiting the cutwork of students. Various charts were put up which

marked the resemblance of Late Shri. Vasantrao Naik.

2) The “College Ambassador India” promotional campaign by Event Hub India was

organized on 2nd August, 2016. Promotion through music, Hiers was organized in the

Cafeteria on 2nd August, 2016. Students also showcased their talent through dance,

singing, monoacting. Stalls by ROPOSO and HP also accompanied the promotional

campaign.

3) Students participated in the 49th Inter Collegiate Competition: Youth Festival 2016-

17 scheduled from 28th July, 2016 under various events organized by University of

Mumbai. Mr. Asbhishek Otavkar from T.Y.B.Com participated in Poster Making and

qualified in the finals.

Ms. Katha Mehta from SYBMS participated in poster making and won a consolation

prize.

4) Organised an Awareness Campaign on “Importance of Communication Skills” on 25th

July, 2016 jointly with AAFM (American Academy of Financial Management). The

session was taken by Mr. Amanpal Singh; were students participated voluntarily in

the session.

5) On the occasion of Independence Day (15/08/2016) Mr. Saiganesh Rajankar

(T.Y.B.Com ‘C’) Mr. Abhishek Otavkar (T.Y. B.Com ‘D’) and Mr. Paresh Thakur

(Mentor) Presented a ‘One Act Play’ on the topic ‘ONE SECONDS LIFE’ that spoke

about “HUMANITY”. It was a commendable act witnessed by all students and

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6) Report On Sea-Town Fest. 2016-17.

As every year Students Council and Cultural Committee organized a Two –Day Inter-

Collegiate Cultural Event Sea-Town Fest 2016-17 on 30th and 31st August, 2016.

The event get started with an exemplary performance in FINE ARTS on 30th August,

2016. The various events organized under FINE ARTS were:

Quiz, Debate, Tatoo Designing, T-Shirt Painting, Short Film, Face Painting, Mehendi,

Rangoli Nail Art etc.

16 colleges including Management institutes participated in the event.

The second day of the event was marked by the Performing Arts in the College

Auditorium. Which included Solo/duet singing, Solo/duet dance, beat boxing,

instrumental, group dance and street dance. The shows hit sequel.

7) Organised an Awareness Campaign on Careers in Airline and Airport Sector by Fly

High Aviation Academy was organized on 20th Sept., 2016 for Senior as well as Junior

College students.

8) B.Com Week Report:

Students Council and Cultural Committee of Lala Lajpatrai College celebrated B.Com.

Week from 15th December 2016 -21 December 2016. Various days were organized

namely:

a) Chocolate Day: Students with maximum chocolates were declared as winners.

Winners of Chocolate Day:

Mr. Chocolate (Boy) :Mr. Tejas Jain

Ms. Chocolate (Girl): Ms. Rushika Kothari

b) Black And White Day: (Appealing attired with black and white were awarded).

Mr. Black/White (Boy) : Mr. Aman Jain

Ms. Black/White (Girl) : Ms. Anvita Kadam

SEA TOWN FEST (WINNERS) 2016-17 was the Fashion Show. 20 colleges participated

in the Performing Arts. The winners are as under:

No. Events College Name Prize Winners

1. Tatoo Designing Sathaye College National College Sathaye College

1. Kirti Kumavat 2. Harsh Khade 3. Asawari Lugada

2. Face Painting SIWS College Lords University Khalsa College

1. Prachi Surve 2. Agnes Magdalence 3. Manoj Gupta


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3. Nail Art Sathaye College Sathaye College Sathaye College

1.Snehal Katarnvare 2.Poonam Jadhav 3.Manuja Jalgaonkar

4. Mehendi Designing Hinduja College Bhurani College Sathaye College

1.Neha Chaurasia 2. Shaikh Amrin 3. Sambodhi Pawar 4. Neha Sharma

5. T-Shirt Painting B.M. Ruia College Lala Lajpatrai College Lala Lajpatrai College Sathaye College Lords University

1.Akansha Gudia 2. Sakshi Mishra 3. Sneha Dubey 4. Asawari Lugada 5. Sagar Shinde

6. Photography M.D College Mahavidyala K.C. College St. Andrews

1.Sai Manchekar 2.Suraj Gangoni 3.Carsten Mendes 4.D’Souza Kevin Loyal

7. Treasure Hunt Sathaye College 1.Nikhil Narvekar 2.Manmay Mestry 3.Rohit Raut 4.Sujit Devekar 5.Suyog Mahadik

8. Quiz Competition St. Andrews St. Andrews

1.Pranav Dubey Steven Fernandes 2.Merwyn D’Souza Nerissa Gonsalves

9. Debate Competition St. Andrews St. Andrews

1.Pranav Dubey Merwyn D’Souza 2.Melita Stephnie

10. Short Film Sathaye College Lords University

1.Pranit Kumbhar 2.Rohit Sunil Raut 3.Sagar Shinde

11. Solo Dance Lala Lajpatrai College Lala Lajpatrai College Lords University

1.Ashish Lama 2.Anil Shayad 3.Rahul Gaud

12. Duet Dance Mahavidyalaya St. Andrews

1.Guru Koli Nikhil Bhoite 2.Raj Satish

13. Group Dance Sidhharth College 1.Super dance crew


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Sydenham College DISS College

2.Aishwarya Shinde & group 3.Aniket & Group

14. Solo Singing K. C. College Lords University

1.Markhand Soni 2.Kishan Delgan

15. Duet Singing K. C. College St. Andrews Lords University

1.Raeyan Thapar 2.Eden D’souza Travis 3.Kishan Dulgan 4.Sagital Chalmali

16. Beat Boxing St. Andrews St. Andrews Lords University

1.Zaccaria Joshva 2.Warrely Savio 3.Rahul Gaud

17. Street Dance Sydenham College Lala Lajpatrai College

1.Dance Riders 2.KDC 3.Company

18. Instrumental Music National college K.C. College S.M. Shetty College

1.Aryan Dhotra 2.Chheda Jinay 3.Ashish Gopal Priya

19. Fashion Show Rizvi College Lala Lajpatrai College National College

Shailesh & Sharukh (Save Tigers) Imran & Attarwala (Health is Wealth +Film Fare ) Shaikh Alisha (Chers)

c) TRADITIONAL DAY:

Students on this day came in traditional outfits. A ramp walk was organized for students.

The winners were titled with Mr. & Ms. Traditional.

Winners for Traditional Day:

Mr. Traditional (Boy):

Ms. Traditional (Girl):

d) TIE AND SAREE DAY:

Students enthusiastically participated in the event in large numbers especially the

T.Y.B.Com students.

Winners for the Event:

Tie & Saree Day (Boy) : Prithvi Prajapati


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Tie & Saree Day (Girl) : Drashti Sethia

e) ROSE DAY:

Exchange of roses marks the beginning of friendship, peace and love.

Mr. Rose (Boy) :Mr. Deven Parikh

Mr. Rose (Girl) : Ms. Payal Shettigar

f) TWIN DAY:

Twin Day was the last event of the B.Com week. Students enjoyed and actively took part

and the winners were:

Ms. Dharti Shah and Ms. Aashita Doshi

g) FRESH FACE CONTEST:

Bombay Times Fresh Face Contest 2016 was organized on 29th Nov, 2016. Gautam Rode;

celebrity judge was invited to judge the talent of students at Lala Lajpatrai College.

Winners :1) Zainab Haji & Tej Gill

1st Runner Up :2)Ms. Saloni Rumde & Ibrahim Attarwala

2nd Runner Up :3) Ms. Danveer Kaur Bhuj & Abhinav Khanna

h) INTERVIEWS FOR THE SURPRISE AWARDS:

Interviews were conducted on 8th Feb, 2017 for the selection of Best Boy/Best Girl in R. No.

302 at 11.00a.m various students from different cells participated in the interview process

to get their work applauded and recognized by the office bearers.

After the scrutiny of the panel members following students were nominated under the

surprise award category:

1) Best Student :Ms. Shruthi Bingi

2) Best Boy :Mr. Shubham Kadam

3) Best Girl : Ms. Maitri Khandor

4) Best Cultural Organiser : 1)Ms. Hitisha Mehta 2)Mr. Pranav Shedge

5) Special Appreciation Awards: 1) Mr. Rejas Jain 2) Ms. Ruchi Chaurasia


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Cultural Committee Report

2017-18

As per Maharashtra University Act, 1994, the Student Council was formed and the selected

students were given the following portfolios.

a. General Secretary : Mr. Pranav Shedge

b. Ladies Representative : Ms. Anvita Kadam

c. DLLE Representative : Mr. Mukesh Suresh Acharya

d. Gymkhana Representative : Mr. Rupesh Mistry

e. NSS Representative : Mr. Vatsal Waghela

f. T.Y.B.Com Class Representative : Mr. Rohit Devendra

g. S.Y.B.Com Class Representative : Ms. Payal Shettighar

h. F.Y.B.Com Class Representative : Ms. Priyanka Goankar

Various programmes were organized under its wing at inter and intra-collegiate levels for


1. On 1st July, 2017, Saturday, at 11.00 a.m Vasantrao Naik Jayanti was organized in the

college campus. Various charts were resemblance of Late Shri. Vasantrao Naik.

2. Students participated in the 50th Inter-Collegiate Cultural Youth Festival 2017-18,

held between 14/08/2017 -17/08/2017. Students participated in events such as

a. Indian Classical Vocal Solo.

b. Indian Western Vocal Solo.

c. Indian Western Instrumental Solo.

d. Quiz.

e. Poster Making.

f. Sport Photography, etc.

3. Report on Sea-Town Fest. 2017-18: As every year Student Council and Cultural

Committee organized a Two-Day Inter-Collegiate Cultural Event Sea-Town Fest

2017-2018 on 4th and 5th August, 2017.

The first day of event starts with exemplary performance in FINE ARTS on 4th of

August, 2017. The various events organized under FINE ARTS were:


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Face Painting, Nail Art, Mehendi Designing, T-shirt Painting, Tattoo Designing,

Photography, Quiz, Debate, Treasure, Hunt, Short Film, etc.

The second day was marked with fabulous performance in PERFORMING ARTS on

5th of August, 2017. It consists events like Solo/Duet Singing, Solo/Duet/Group

Dance, Beat Boxing, Instrumental, Fashion Show, etc. 26 colleges including

Management Institutes participated in this event.

National College won the trophy of Best College.

COLLEGES PARTICIPATED IN SEA TOWN ARE:

St. Andrew College B.M. Ruia College

K.P.B Hinduja Collge M. L. Dahanukar College

S.I.E.S College D.G. Ruparel College

K.C College Vidya Vikas Universal College

L.S. Raheja College S.K. Somaiya College

S.I.W.S College N.S.S College

Siddharth College Kirti College

Bhavans Collge Sathaye College

R.A Podar College Cosmopolitians Valia C.L. College

Rizvi College Mithibai College

Sydenham College M.M.K College

National College H. R. College

Lord Universal College Lala Lajpatrai College

THE WINNERS OF SEA-TOWN FEST 2017-18 ARE AS UNDER:

No. Events Prize Winner

1. Tattoo Designing Sahil Wajantri Mansi Bhatt Pratiksha Patil

2. Face Painting Ganesh Bodke Kalpita Mhatre Neha Padvi

3. Mehendi Designing Supriya Jadhav


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Neha Arvind Chaurasia Shagufta Anjum

4. T-shirt Painting Surunter Shanti Kumar Rohan Yadav Fenil Shah Yasmeen Mohammed Ismail Jyoti Shyamji Singh

5. Photography Aayush Shah Jatin Komal K. Dhuri

6. Treasure Hunt Zain Sayed Darshan Gada

7. Quiz Competition Abhay Ghanate & Smita Bhosale Vishant Pande & Shruti Dashpute Ashwini Naik & Laxmi Koli

8. Best Out of Waste Ankit Lad Meghna Panchal Ritesh Gupta Sneha Deshmukh Gajendra Radhika

9 Comedy Act Abhijeet Trazer Rushikesh Shikar

10. Solo Dance Abhishek Varma Deepakraj Jain Anveer Shaikh

11. Duet Dance Simmon & Vipul Chetas & Janvi Niral & Zeal Dathani

12. Group Dance Saiba Group Rahul & Rathod Group Sarthak Sawant & Group

13. Solo Singing Rudrika Iyer Michelle Naider Mohammed Infan Pratigya Kumari

14. Duet Singing Rudrika Iyer & Pratigya Kumari


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Amir & Amaan Shaikh Rishiraj Ghai & Karishma Gala

15. Beat Boxing Yash More Shahbhaj Vishal Talekar

16. Instrumental Music

Aryan Dhotre Darshan Panchal Susan Coelho

17. Fashion Show Zain Sayed & Vikas Singh Ayesha Habshi & Shifa Mansuri Amrita Roy & Tannaya Kadv Sameer Zariwala & Tanuja Sabedi

4. Teachers Day was organized on 6th September, 2017 in room no. 206. The event was

followed by Cake Cutting Ceremony by all the teachers and then felicitations by

HDFC Bank with their token of Appreciation.

5. Aptitude Test was organized; hosted by NIIT as 26th Bhavisha Jyoti Scholarship on

Wednesday, 13th September, 2017 at 10.00 a.m. for first, second and third year

students.

6. Guest Talk was organized by Arena Animations for B.com students on 9th August,

2017.

7. Selection of Lady Representative (LR) was done on 14th September, 2017 and Ms.

Anvita Adam was selected as the LR and was chosen under the quorum of

Maharashtra University Act 1994 and Maharashtra Universities (Amendment &

Continuance) Act 2000.

8. Organized ‘Rasoi Making’ Competition on 10th October, 2017 for boys under the tag

MASTER CHEF ‘LALA’ –A CHANGE APPROACH.

9. Students participated and won the NIRJHAR 2017-18 organized by B.M. Ruia Girls

College. Our students won the Mehendi Competition and secured third prize and

first prize in essay writing competition.

10. Swachatta Abhiyan Mobile Application Advertisement: Swachatta Abhiyaan people

from BMC visited our college to advertise their Swachatta Abhiyan Application to

students. In front of around 30-40 students they advertised their application and

also told us the importance of the same. The students of Cultural Committee

felicitated from them with honour and pride.

11. B.Com Week:

Students of Cultural Committee had organized B.Com Week between 18th December

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Black & White Day: Students on this day wore black and white outfit and plays game.

CHOCOLATE DAY: Students had to purchase chocolates from the committee

members and had to give it to their favourite person.

TRADITIONAL DAY: Students had to wore Traditional outfits on this day and the best

outfit boy/girl won the prize by playing games.

Rose Day: Students on this day had to purchase rose from the members and give it

to their favourite person.

TIE & SAREE DAY: Cultural Committee had made this day a grand success enjoying

with DJ in Audi Foyer. All the students had came in Tie & Saree outfit and enjoyed

the last day of the B.Com Week.

12. PRISM (Talent Day): Cultural Committee & Students Council organized PRISM (Talent

Day) on 12th & 13th January, 2018.

On 12th January, 2018 Fine Arts were organized by students on this day, the events

are:

i. T-shirt Painting

ii. Face Painting

iii. Rangoli Competition

iv. Nail Art

v. Mehendi

On 13th January, 2018 Performing Arts were organized in the College Auditorium.

i.Dancing –Solo, Duet, Group.

ii. Singing – Solo, Duet

iii. Instrumental Music.

iv. Fashion Show.

13. GENERAL SECRETARY ELECTION: This G.S Election was done in the month of 7th

February, 2018 and Mr. Pranav Shedge was selected as G.S as per University Circular.

14. INTER-COLLEGIATE EVENTS : Students of our college had participated for the inter-

collegiate events in Sasmira and Mulund college and they won 1st and 2nd prize

respectively in Group Dance. Students also got consolation prize in Saraf College in

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Students participated are as follows:

Kunal Sahu Sairaj Pawar

Sahil Soni Rahul Dhumak

Nitya Thombre Vignesh Gajell

Pooja Pawar Renuka Jadhav

Janvi Bandiwdekar

15. INTERVIEWS FOR SURPRISE AWARDS: Interview was conducted on 17th February,

2018 for the selection of best boy/best girl in room no. 310 at 11.00 a.m, where

students were judged by the Panel of Teachers headed by Principal on all around

basis.

Best Boy : Shubham

Best Girl : Dayani

Best Student : Rachana

Special Appreciation : Akash

Special Appreciation : Soumya

16. ANNUAL DAY 2017-18 : On 1st March, 2018 Annual Day was organized by the Student

Council & Cultural Committee. The felicitations was done by the Chief Guest Mr.

Sunil Shindeji MLA of Worli Branch and ACP Mahesh Jadhav of Tardeo Police Station.

Students shortlisted for surprise award category were also unheiled by him.


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Cultural Committee Report

2018-19

Various programs were organized under its wing at inter and intra-collegiate levels for


1. A seminar on career opportunities in Aviation industry was organized by Fly High

Aviation on 26th July, 2018.

2. NIIT organized a campus placement Drive on 27th July, 2018. 68 students across

various colleges participated in the event.

3. Career Counselling for FYBOM was organized by NIIT on 2nd August, 2018.

4. Report on Sea Town Fest 2018-2019: Student Council and Cultural Committee

organizes a Two Day Inter collegiate Cultural Event Sea-Town Fest 2018-2019 on

10th and 11th August 2018.

The first day of event starts with exemplary performance in FINE ARTS on 10th

August, 2018. The various events organized under FINE ARTS were:

Face Painting, Nail Art, Mehendi Design, T-Shirt Painting, Tattoo Design,

Photography, Musically, Debate, Quiz, Street Dance, Treasure Hunt.


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The second day was marked with fabulous performance in PERFORMING ARTS on

11th August, 2018. It consists events like Solo/Duet Singing, Solo/Duet/Group

Dance, Spill Poetry/Standup Comedy, Instrumental, Beat Boxing, Fashion Show,

and Mr. and Miss Sea Town. 22 colleges including Management Institutes

participated in this event.

M.L Dahanukar College won the trophy of Best College.

Colleges Participated in Sea town are:-

Kirti College Saraf College

Rizvi College Vidya Vikas College

M.L. Dahunukar College Sitaram Dhara College

S N Mital College Chetna College

S.I.E.S. College Maharashtra College

Dalmia College Valia College

Anjuman Islam College Sydenham College

K.J. somaiya College M.D College

D.T.S.S College N.K College

M.L College Hinduja College

Ambedkar College Bhudha Siddharth College

The Winners of Sea-town Fest 2018-2019 are as under:

No. Events Prize Winner

1. Tattoo Designing

Vinal Suthar Riddhi Waghmare

Kajol Vishwarkarma

2

Face Painting

Aditi Jain Shruti Bhuvad

Vaishnavi Pitale

3.

T-shirt Painting

Vaibhav Chahan Keta Dave

Sanika Mangaonkar


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4.

Nail Art

Kajol Vishwarkarm Pallavi Nabar Neha Padvi

5.

Mehendi Designing

Divya Tiwar Neha Chaurasia

Siddiqui Tazmeen Zeel Jain

6.

Photography

Rahul Vanjale Sairaj Veer

Prithvi Singh Rajput Nikhilesh Pareek

Manish Kanvir Hrithik Manare

Ashuraj

4.

Treasure Hunt

Amir Shaikh

Rushikesh More

5.

Debate (Group)

Oyster Toadfish Hogfish

Black Fin Tuna

6.

Musically

Rohan Sagar Sanika Mangaonkar

Farid Shaikh

7.

Standup Comedy

Akshay Mane Abhay Sharma Aniket Kashid

8.

Spill Comedy

Bhakti Bhakti Shirke Aniket Kashid

9.

Solo Dance Tanveer Shaikh Bharat Devanpali

10.

Duet Dance

Saachi & Sandil Payal & Nivedita

Dharamraj & Abdual

11.

Group Dance

Saibaba Dance Academy Sayali Patil & Group

Guru & Group

12.

Solo Singing

Shreya (Hog Fish) Kaushiki (Sward)

Rama (Sward)


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13.

Duet Singing

Rama & Kaushiki Shreya & vinita

Akansha & Pradnya

14.

Beat Boxing

Vishnu Pawar Shahbaz Khan

Yash More

15.

Instrumental Music

Nikhil Jadhav Ajay Ranpise Pratik Talve

Rushikesh Mistry

16.

Fashion Show

Saiba Academy Sufiyan Shaikh & Team

Vrushabh & Group

17. Mr. / Ms. Sea Town Salman Shaikh Kaveri Pimple

5. Students Participated in the 51st Inter Collegiate University Youth Festival 2018-

2019 held between 14-08-2018 to 17-08-2018.

Event Participated in :-

1. Debate

2. Elocution

3. Mehendi Design

4. Cartooning.

Shefali Shetty and Khosla Aakriti won the Consolation prize in debate

competition on 14th September.

Sawant Vinayak grabbed the 3rd prize in Spot Photography on 24th September. 6. Arena Animation seminar was organized for FYBCOM on 14th August 2018 &

SYBCOM on 24th

August, 2018.

7. BCOM WEEK was organized from 4th September- 8th September 2018. Events

organized were

1) 4th September - Black and White Day

2) 5th September - Traditional Day and Teachers Day

3) 6th September – Food Festival

4) 7th September – Retro Day

5) 8th September – Tie and Saree Day


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8. Teachers Day was organized jointly with Rotaract Club on 5th September, 2018

in the Staff Room. The event was followed by cake cutting ceremony by all

teachers and then felicitated with cards and flower bouquets. 9. A Seminar on “Career opportunities in Aviation Industry” was organized by Fly

High Aviation on 14th December, 2018. 10. Computrain IT India PVT. LTD. organized a seminar on “Career Counselling by

Computrain IT India PVT. LTD.” 22th December, 2018.

100 Students across the streams participated in the seminar.

11. PRISM (Talent day): was organized on 22nd and 24th December. 22nd December

(FINE ARTS) and 24th December (PERFORMING ARTS) 2018.

A. FINE ARTS – 22nd December, 2018

i. T-Shirt Painting

ii. Face Painting

iii. Mehndi Design

iv. Nail Art

v. Tattoo Design

vi. Rangoli

vii. Glass Painting Best out of waste

viii. PUBG

B. PERFORMING ARTS – 24th December, 2018

i. Solo Singing

ii. Duet Singing

iii. Solo Dance

iv. Duet Dance

v. Group Dance

vi. Fashion Show

C. Fresh Face – On 24th December, 2018 Fresh Face was organized by the Times of

India. The felicitations was done by the Judge of Fresh Face Rishina Kandhari (Actor

and Model). Students shortlisted for next round for Fresh Face category were also

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12. Miss Priyanka Gaonkar and Miss Dayani Sangvekar were nominated and

awarded as the Best Organizer of The Year by NIEM (National Institute of

Management) on 1st February 2019.

13. A Seminar on Career Counselling for SYBCOM & TYBCOM was organized by NIIT

on 5th February, 2019.

14. A Seminar held on Career Counselling for TYBCOM was organized by NIIT on


15. A Workshop by ICOFP was organized for TYBCOM on Interactive Workshop on


16. Inter- Collegiate Events: Students of our college had participated for the inter-

collegiate events in Rizvi, SNDT, Saraf and Mulund colleges and they won 1st

and 2nd prize respectively in Group dance and solo Dance. Students also got

consolation prize in Xavier College.

Students Participated are as follow:

Priyanka Gaonkar Darshana Bhagat

Pawan Shetty Soham Naik

Sachin Dubey Ankita Narvekar

Shivani Acharya Muskan Singh

Harshad Sawant Anushree Manjrekar

Kunal Sahu Sairaj Pawar

Nitya Thombare Vignesh Gajeli

Pooja Pawar Santosh Kharwa

Janvi Bandiwdekar Vinayak Sawant

Praful Shinde Sakshi Patel

Iti Sharma Minaz Shaikh

Mohit Wankhare Shikha Mehta

Hrithik Gade Shubham Yadav

Siddhesh Patil Omkar Patil

Jayesh Yadav Rohit Jadhav

Akshay Pai Himanshu Mhatre

Shubham Bhitade Visha Kori

Rahim Shaikh Ali Asgar

17. BEST COLLEGE TROPHY was won from Siddharth College in their fest Bellicose.


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18. Interview for Surprise Awards: Interview was conducted on 7th March, 2019 for

the selection of Best Boy/Best Girl in room no. 301 at 10:00 a.m., where

students were judged by the panel of Teachers headed by Principal on all

round basis.

BEST STUDENTS OF THE YEAR AWARDS:-

Student of the year : Dayani Sangvekar

Best Boy : Sunny Morye

Best Girl : Divya Patel

Best Organiser : Priyanka Gaonkar

Best Organiser : Praful Shinde

Special Appreciation : Mansi Gupta

Library User : Jyothika Ushakola

POST GRADUATE:-

Student of the year : Mamta Sharma

Best Boy : Akash Waral

Best Girl : Lalita Sharma

19. Annual Prize Distribution: On 12th March, 2018 Annual Day was organized by

the Student Council & cultural Committee. The felicitations was done by the

Chief Guest Dr. Rohidas Kale Joint Director – Higher Education, Mumbai

Region. Students shortlisted for surprise award category were also revealed by

him.

ANNEXURE -IV

SPORTS 2014-15

Our gymkhana activities started in the month of June, 2014 under the guidance of

Physical Training Director, Mr. K. K. Dorage and Mr. Ashok Mahadik, Asst. Professor, Senior

College. Our senior college student participated in inter collegiate Football tournament

organized by Mumbai University under the guidance of coach Mr. Pilliye and Mr. Naresh of

National level repute. Our senior college team showed very good performance in Inter


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College football Tournament at Mumbai University. Both boys and girls from senior college

participated in basketball and cricket tournaments organized by Mumbai University. Miss

Tejal. K. Solanki from senior college was selected for Women’s Cricket U-19. Our students

ISO participated in Fencing tournament organized by Mumbai University where Mr.

Siddhesh Prabhu secured first place and Sumeet Adsule second place in the same. They also

participated and played for India at National level fencing tournament held at Thailand and

at State level held at Patiyala. Along with these Chess and Carrom tournaments have been

some other attractions.

Ms. Tejal Solanki (Sr. College) participated in Carrom Tournament held in K.P.B

Hinduja College and secured 2nd place along with the cash prize of Rs. 3000.

Annual Athletic Meet, 2014-15 was held at MSSA Ground Dhobi Talav, Opposite

Metro Cinema, Churchgate, on 24th December, 2014. All the teaching, non-teaching staff

along with the large number of students participated and attended the Annual Athletic

Meet.

Result of the Athletic Meet:

From Senior College, Ms. Tejal Solanki was declared as the Athletic champion under

Girls category while Mr. Yadnesh Kaduskar among boys while Ms. Chaitali Shinde among

girls and Mr. Matin Lakhani were declared the Athletic Runner-Up of the year.

We highly appreciate our coaches Mr. Ajay Keer, our Cricket Coach, Mr. S. D.

Achrekar, Volleyball Coach, Mr. Pilley, our Football Coach and Mr. Santosh More, Throw

ball coach for rendering their valuable services and guidance all throughout the year.

We also thank our Principal Dr. NEELAM ARORA, Vice –Principal, Vidya Bhide and all

our Teaching and Non-teaching staff without whose guidance and co-operation it would

have been just impossible to conduct the Gymkhana activities smoothly.

SPORTS 2015-16

Our gymkhana activity started in the month of June, 2015 under the guidance of Mr.

K. K. Dorage and Mr. Ashok Mahadik.


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Our senior college student participated in FOOTBALL inter collegiate tournament

organization by Mumbai University under the guidance of MR. NARESH, our national level

football coach. Our senior college team showed very good performance in Inter College

football Tournament as well Group Semi Final at Mumbai University.

Our Senior college boys participated in CRICKET TOURNAMENT and Win 3rd Round

of Group Organized by Mumbai University. Our Senior college team showed very good

Performance in Inter college Cricket Tournament.

Our senior college student participated in FENCING TOURNAMENT organized by

Mumbai University.

Our senior college student participated in CARROM TOURNAMENT and won 5th

round which was organized by Mumbai University .

Our senior college student participated in CHESS TOURNAMENT organized by

Mumbai University.

Our senior college student participated in KABADDI TOURNAMENT organized by

Mumbai University.

Our senior college student participated in BEST PHYSIQUE TOURNAMENT organized

by Mumbai University.

Our senior college student participated in BOXING TOURNAMENT organized by

Mumbai University.

Our senior college student participated in ATHLETICS TOURNAMENT organized by

Mumbai University.

Our senior college student participated in HALF MARATHON TOURNAMENT

organized by Mumbai University.

Our senior college student participated in TUG OF WAR TOURNAMENT organized by

Mumbai University.

Result of athletic championship of Lala Lajpatrai College:

ATHLETIC CHAMPION:

Sr. College Girls : Ms. Santoshi Talekar

Ms. Dhanisha Nagvekar

Sr. College Boys: Mr. Harshad Dudhwadkar


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ATHLETIC RUNNER –UP

Sr. College Girls : Ms. Chaitali Shinde

Sr. College Boys : Mr. Prathmesh Jadhav

We sincerely thank Mr. Ajay Keer, Our Cricket Coach, Mr. S. D. Achrekar, Volleyball

Coach, Mr. Naresh, our Football Coach, We thank all the Coaches for their valuable

guidance.

We also thank our principal Dr. Neelam Arora, Prof. V.V. BHIDE, Vice Principal, for

valuable guidance in conducting, the Gymkhana activities smoothly.

We also thank all the teaching and non-teaching staff for their support and co-

operation.


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SPORTS 2016-17

Under Physical Instructor K. K. Dorge and Prof. Ashok Mahadik’s guidance our

gymkhana activities started in the month of June, 2016. During the academic year 2016-17

our college participated in 12 tournaments organized by Mumbai University wherein sixty

five students had participated in these tournaments. The detail information of the same is

given as follows:-

(1) Our College organized Inter collegiate chess tournament on behalf of Mumbai

University in college premises. The tournament was conducted from 27th July 2016

till 29th July 2016. Around 228 students from 38 different colleges across Mumbai

city participated in the event.

(2) Special Achievements Awards:-

Our F.Y.BMM student TANISHKA DILIP GUJRAL secured BRONZE Medal in inter

collegiate ARCHERY competition held at Dandekar Arts, V.S Apate Commerce &

M.H. Mehta Science College, Palghar Dist. Thane on 8th Jan, 2017. She has been

selected to represent Mumbai University at All India Inter-University, Archery

tournament (for Men & Women 2016-17) at Krishna University, Machilipatnam,

Andhra Pradesh.

(3) Our F.Y.B.Com [Accounting and Finance] student PRANAV PRAVIN SOLANKI secured

4th Place in inter collegiate SWIMMING competition held at Hindu swimming pool,

Charni Road on dated 19th & 20th Aug-2016. He has also qualified for zonal round,

secured 2nd position in 100 meter free style relay and 3rd position in 200 meter free

style SWIMMING Competition.

(4) Our F.Y.B.Com student ADITYA MAHESH KOLI secured BRONZE medal in inter

collegiate BOXING competition held at Mumbai University Sports Pavilion, Marine

Lines on 4th Jan, 2017.

(5)

Athletic Championship Boys & Girls

1. Boys: Mr. Siddhesh Parab

Mr. Akash Koragonkar

2. Girls: Ms. Danisha Nagvekar


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(Certificate, Medal , Champion Trophy, Cup, Track Suit)

Athletic Runner-Up:-

1. Boys: Mr. Prathmesh Jadhav

2. Girls: Ms. Darji Natasha

(Certificate, Medal, Cup)

(6) The following students for their were given to performances as follows:-

a. ARCHERY:- (Girls) (Certificate)Tanishka Gujral

Inter college tournaments organized by Mumbai University. Our Senior

college team showed very good performance in inter college Archery

tournaments on dated 8th Jan- 2017.

b. BOXING:- (Boys) (Certificate) Aditya Koli & Amit Giri

Inter College tournaments organized by Mumbai University. Our Senior

college team showed very good performance in inter college Boxing

tournaments on dated 2nd to 4th Jan, 2017.

c. SWIMMING:- (Boys) (Certificate) Pranav Solanki


college team showed very good performance in inter college Swimming

tournaments on dated 19th & 20th Aug- 2016.

d. CHESS:- (Boys) (Certificate) Shubham Surwase

Inter college Tournaments organized by Mumbai University. Our Senior

college team showed very good performance in inter college Chess

tournaments on dated 27th 28th 29th Jul-2016.

e. VOLLEYBALL:- (Boys (Certificate) Prathmesh Bandekar & All Team


college team showed very good performance in inter college Volleyball

tournaments on dated 19th Oct-2016.

f. CRICKET:- (Boys) (Certificate) Rupesh Mestry & All Team

Inter college Tournaments organized by Mumbai University. Our Senior

college team showed very good performance in inter college Cricket

tournaments on dated 30th Nov-2016 & 9th Dec-2016.

g. ATHLETICS:- (Boys) (Certificate) Siddhesh Parab & All Team


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college team showed very good performance in inter college Athletics

tournaments on dated 11th to 13th Nov- 2016.

h. FOOTBALL:- (Boys) (Certificate) Akshit Joshi & All Team


college team showed very good performance in inter college football

tournaments on dated 26th Sep-2016.

i. CARROM:- (Boys) (Certificate) Jidnesh Sangle & All Team

Inter College tournaments organized by Mumbai University. Our Senior

college team showed very good performance in inter college Carrom

tournaments on dated 6th to 8th Feb-2017.

j. WRESTLING:- (Boys) (Certificate) Sathya Murthy Naidu


college team showed very good performance in inter college Wrestling

tournaments on dated 2nd & 3rd Jan-20.


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SPORTS 2017-18

In the academic year 2017-18 our college participated in 16 tournaments organized by Mumbai University Sports Department. 95 Boys and 13 Girls had participated in these tournaments.

Special achievements are as follows:-

1. Our S.Y.BMM student Tanishka Dilip Gujral secured Bronze Medal in Inter-Collegiate

Archery Tournaments Organized by Mumbai University Sports. The Competition was

held at Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar College of Commerce and Economics, Tilak Road

Extension, Opp. BEST Bus Depot, Wadala (West), Mumbai – 400 031 on 8th January,

2018. She has been selected to represent Mumbai University at All India Inter-

University Archery Tournaments for Men and Women 2017-2018 to be held at K.I.I.T

University in Bhubaneshwar, Orissa.

2. Our F.Y.B.Com student Aniket Satish Jagtap secured Three Bronze Medals in Inter

Collegiate Swimming Tournaments Organized by Mumbai University Sports. The

Competition was held at the P.M Hindu Swimming Bath, Netaji Subhash Road,

Charni Road, Mumbai – 400 007 on 21st and 23rd of August, 2017. He Won three

Bronze Medals, in the following games:

i. 50 Meter Free Style.

ii. 50 Meter Butterfly Stroke.

iii. 100 Meter Butterfly Stroke.

Our student Aniket also Participated at Maharashtra State Amateur Aquatic

Association Open Tournaments. The Competition was held at Chhatrapati

Sports Complex Swimming Pool, Balewadi, Pune on 16th and 17th October,

2017. He won two Silver and one Bronze Medal.

Again on 16th and 17th of October 2017 he won three prizes, two each of Silver

and another Bronze medal in the following events:

i. 4 x 100 M. Free Style Relay.

ii. 50 Meter Butterfly Stroke.

iii. 100 Meter Free Style.


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3. Our S.Y. B.Com (Accounting and Finance) student Pranav Solanki secured 4th place

in Inter-Collegiate Swimming Tournaments Organized by Mumbai University Sports.

The Competition was held at the P.M. Hindu Swimming Bath, Netaji Subhash Road,

Charni Road, Mumbai – 400 007 on 21st and 23rd August 2017.

4. Our F.Y.BMS student Florence Frank Alphonso secured 6th place in Inter-Collegiate

Half Marathon Tournament organized by Mumbai University Sports. The

Competition was held at J.S.S.P’s College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Goveli, at

Goveli, Post Rayate, Tal –Kalyan, Dist.: Thane – 421 301 on 28th and 29th of August,

2017.


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SPORTS 2018-19

Our gymkhana activities started in the month of June, 2018 under the guidance of Prof. K.

K. DORAGE and Prof. NIMESH PUNJANI

In the academic year 2018-19 our college participated in 15 Tournaments Organised by

Mumbai University Sports. 109 Boys & 11 Girls had participated in these tournaments.

Special Achievements are as follows:

1] Our T.Y.BMM student TANISHKA DILIP GUJRAL secured GOLD Medal in Inter-Collegiate

ARCHERY Tournament Organized by Mumbai University Sports. The Competition was held

at Sonopant Dandekar Arts, V. S. Apte Commerce & M. H. Mehta Science College, Khare

Kuran Road, Palghar, Dist. Thane – 401 404, on 15th December 2018. She was selected to

Represent Mumbai University at All India Inter-University Archery Tournament for Men &

Women 2018-2019 held at K. I. I. T. University, Bhubaneswar, on 23rd December 2018.


2] Our S.Y.B.Com student ANIKET SATISH JAGTAP secured ONE SILVER Medal for 50 Meter

Free Style & ONE BRONZE Medal for 200 Meter Individual Medley in Inter-Collegiate

SWIMMING Tournament Organized by Mumbai University Sports. The Competition was

held at The P. M. Hindu Swimming Bath, Netaji Subhash Road, Charni Road, Mumbai – 400

007, on 3rd to 5th October 2018. He was selected to Represent Mumbai University at All India

Inter-University Swimming & Diving for (Men & Women) Tournament 2018-2019 held at

Jain University, Bangalore, from 28th October TO 31st October 2018.


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3] Our S.Y.BBI student VISHAL PRAMOD KYATAM secured BRONZE Medal in Inter-

Collegiate CARROM Tournament Organized by Mumbai University Sports. The Competition

was held at Anna Leela College of Commerce & Economics, Buntara Marg, Kurla (East),

Mumbai – 400 070, on 1st to 3rd April 2019.

4] Our T.Y.BAF student PRANAV PRAVIN SOLANKI secured Fourth place in Inter-Collegiate

SWIMMING Tournaments Organized by Mumbai University Sports. The Competition was

held at The P. M. Hindu Swimming Bath, Netaji Subhash Road, Charni Road, Mumbai – 400

007, on 3rd to 5th October 2018.


5] Volleyball team of our college WON THREE matches at the Inter-Collegiate VOLLEYBALL

Tournament Organized by Mumbai University Sports. The Competition was held at G. N.

Khalsa College of A/S/C N. M. Parekh Road, Opp. Don Bosco High School, Matunga, Mumbai

– 400 019, on 8th & 10th December 2018, and qualified for ZONAL round held at Pillai’s

College of A/C/S. Dr. K. M. V. Campus, Plot No. 10, Sector – 16, New Panvel, Dist. Raigad –

410 206, on 12th December 2018.

VOLLEYBALL TEAM

SR.N

O. STUDENT OF THE NAME CLASS

1. TANMAY SUNIL KADAM T.Y.B.COM

2. SAHIL DILIP SAKPAL T.Y.B.COM

3. NIMESH PRASAD CHERYALA F.Y.BSC IT

4. NIKHIL NARSAIAH MEKA S.Y.BBI

5. KANHAIYALAL SUNIL DUBEY M.COM-I


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6. LAXMAN PURSOTHAM SHIVARATRI T.Y.BSC IT

7. VIRAJ NARAYAN GHOLE F.Y.B.COM


6] THREE STUDENTS SELECTED FOR WATER POLO CAMP

The Selection Trials cum Coaching Camp for WATER POLO was held at P. M. hindu Bath,

Charni Road from 22nd October 2018. They were selected to Represent Mumbai University

at All India Inter-University Swimming & Diving (Men & Women) And WATER POLO (M)

Tournament 2018-2019 held at Jain University, Bangalore from 28th October TO 31st

October 2018.

1] ABHISHEK SUNIL JAISWAL - F.Y.B.COM

2] ANIKET SATISH JAGTAP - S.Y.B.COM

3] PRANAV PRAVIN SOLANKI - T.Y.BAF

PROF. NIMESH PUNJANI PROF. K. K. DORAGE

GYMKHANA CHAIRMAN PHYSICAL EDUCATION & SPORTS

LALA LAJPATRAI COLLEGE OF COMMERCE & ECONOMICS

SENIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL DAY (2018-2019)

ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIP BOYS & GIRLS

1. BOYS : MR. ABDUL MALIK MERCHANT (S.Y.B.COM)

MR. SWAPNIL DHANAJI GHADGE (S.Y.BSC IT)


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2. GIRLS : MS. KAJOL RAMESH CHOUGULE (S.Y.B.COM)

( Certificate, Medal, Champion Cup, Track Suit )

ATHLETIC RUNNER-UP BOYS & GIRLS

1. BOYS : MR. SIDDHESH ULHAS PARAB (T.Y.B.COM)

MR. RAHUL SANJAY DHAMANKAR (F.Y.B.COM)

2. GIRLS : MS. JAYSHREE PANDURANG KHATKAR (F.Y.B.COM)

MS. HUDA SHAKIR MAREDIA (S.Y.BMS)

( Certificate, Medal, Champion Cup )

We sincerely thank our Principal Dr. Neelam Arora, Prof. V.V.BHIDE,Vice Principal for

valuable guidance in conducting the Gymkhana activities smoothly.

We also thank all the teaching and non – teaching staff for their support and co – operation.

PROF. NIMESH PUNJANI PROF. K. K. DORAGE

GYMKHANA CHAIRMAN PHYSICAL EDUCATION & SPORTS


SENIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL DAY 2018-2019

PARTICIPATION CERTIFICATE ( BOYS & GIRLS )

1. TABLE - TENNIS :- ( BOYS ) CERTIFICATE

DHRUV JOSHI & ADITYA RANE


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Inter Collegiate Tournaments Organized by Mumbai University Sports. Our Senior

college team showed very good performance in Inter-Collegiate TABLE - TENNIS

tournaments held at University Sports Pavilion, Marine Lines, Mumbai – 400 020.

This Tournaments on dated 21st TO 24TH September 2018.

2. FOOTBALL :- ( BOYS TEAM ) CERTIFICATE

MALIK MERCHANT, SIDDHESH SAWANT AND ALL TEAM


college team showed very good performance in Inter-Collegiate FOOTBALL


This Tournaments on dated 25th & 27th September 2018 & 02nd & 03rd October

2018.

3. BASKETBALL :- ( BOYS TEAM ) CERTIFICATE

PRASSAN GOSWAMI, MEHUL CHOPRA AND ALL TEAM


college team showed very good performance in Inter-Collegiate BASKETBALL

tournaments held at Shishuvan School, 428/435, Shradhanand Road,

Brahmanwada, King’s Circle, Matunga Central, Mumbai – 400 019. This

Tournaments on dated 27th & 28th September 2018.




4. BADMINTON :-( BOYS & GIRL TEAM ) CERTIFICATE

JAWADUDDIN SHAIKH, JILL SHAH ALL TEAM


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college team showed very good performance in Inter-Collegiate BADMINTON


This Tournaments on dated 02ND TO 07TH October 2018.

5. KABADDI :- ( BOYS TEAM ) CERTIFICATE

HRITHIK GADE, SIDDHESH PATIL ALL TEAM


college team showed very good performance in Inter-Collegiate KABADDI

tournaments held at M. D. College of Arts, Science & Commerce, Shri M. V. Chowk,

Dr. S. S. Rao Road, Parel, Mumbai – 400 012. This Tournaments on dated 03RD &

04TH October 2018.

6. SWIMMING :- ( BOYS TEAM ) CERTIFICATE

ANIKET JAGTAP, PRANAV SOLANKI ALL TEAM


college team showed very good performance in Inter-Collegiate SWIMMING

tournaments held at The P. M. Hindu Swimming Bath, Netaji Subhash Road, Charni

Road, Mumbai – 400 007. This Tournaments on dated 03RD TO 05TH October 2018.




7. HANDBALL :- ( BOYS TEAM ) CERTIFICATE

SHLOK SONI, SAISH SHINDE AND ALL TEAM


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college team showed very good performance in Inter-Collegiate HANDBALL

tournaments held at Ramsheth Thakur College of Commerce & Science, Plot No.

1, Sector – 33, Near Peth Gaon, Kharghar, Navi Mumbai – 410 210. This

Tournaments on dated 06th October 2018.

8. WATER POLO :- ( BOYS ) CERTIFICATE

ABHISHEK JAISWAL & PRANAV SOLANKI


college team showed very good performance in Inter-Collegiate WATER POLO

tournaments held at The P. M. Hindu Swimming Bath, Netaji Subhash Road, Charni

Road, Mumbai – 400 007. This Tournaments on dated 08TH October 2018.

9. SHOOTING :- ( BOYS & GIRLS ) CERTIFICATE

VAMSHI ELIGETI & HUDA MAREDIA


college team showed very good performance in Inter-Collegiate SHOOTING

tournaments held at Tolani College of Commerce, 150/151, Sher-E-Punjab Society,

Andheri (East), Mumbai – 410 093. This Tournaments on dated 13TH October 2018.


SENIOR COLLEGE ANNUAL DAY 2018-2019 PARTICIPATION CERTIFICATE ( BOYS & GIRLS )

10. ATHLETIC :- ( BOYS & GIRLS TEAM ) CERTIFICATE

SIDDHESH PARAB, ANUJ & NIKITA PARAB AND ALL TEAM


college team showed very good performance in Inter-Collegiate ATHLETIC


This Tournaments on dated 19TH TO 21ST October 2018.


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11. VOLLEYBALL :- ( BOYS TEAM ) CERTIFICATE

SAHIL SAKPAL, NIKHIL MEKA AND ALL TEAM


college team showed very good performance in Inter-Collegiate VOLLEYBALL

tournaments held at G. N. Khalsa College of A/S/C N. M. Parekh Road, Opp. Don

Bosco High School, Matunga, Mumbai – 400 019. This Tournaments on dated 08TH

& 10TH & 12TH December 2018.

12. ARCHERY :- ( GIRLS ) CERTIFICATE

TANISHKA GUJRAL


college team showed very good performance in Inter-Collegiate ARCHERY

tournaments held at Sonopant Dandekar Arts, V. S. Apte Commerce and M. H.

Mehta Science College, Khare Kuran Road, Palghar, Dist. Thane – 401 404. This

Tournaments on dated 15TH December 2018.

13. POWER LIFTING :- ( BOYS TEAM ) CERTIFICATE

MEHUL CHOPRA & DIVESH GUJRAL


college team showed very good performance in Inter-Collegiate POWER LIFTING

tournaments held at R. D. National College, TPS III Barrister Hotchand Advani Marg,

Off. Linking Road, Bandra (W), Mumbai – 400 050. This Tournaments on dated 08TH

TO 10TH February 2019.

14. CRICKET :- ( BOYS TEAM ) CERTIFICATE

RUPESH MISTRY, SACHIN DUBEY AND ALL TEAM


college team showed very good performance in Inter-Collegiate CRICKET


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tournaments held at Director of Industries, Oval, Churchgate, Mumbai – 400 020.

This Tournaments on dated 07TH March 2019.

15. CARROM :- ( BOYS TEAM ) CERTIFICATE

CHINNIKRISHNA PITLA & VISHAL KHYTAM AND ALL TEAM


college team showed very good performance in Inter-Collegiate CARROM

tournaments held at Anna Leela College of Commerce & Economics, Buntara Bhavan

Marg, Kurla (East), Mumbai – 400 070. This Tournaments on dated 01st TO 03rd

April 2019.

ANNEXURE -V

PLACEMENT & COUNSELLING REPORT 2014-15

Final Placement Companies Recruiting from Lala Lajpatrai College on and Off Campus

Sr. No.

Package Companies Stream

1 Darashaw BMS 3 Lacs 2 Tata Consultancy Services B.Com 1.8 Lacs 3 Oberoi Trident BMS, BAF 2 Lacs 4 A.C Nielson BMS 2.5 Lacs 5 Triton BMM 15000 per month 6 Atomos BMS 15-20000 p/m 7 Infosys Bsc IT 1.8-2.2 Lacs 8 I Gate Bsc IT 1.8-2.2 Lacs 9 Winjit Tech Bsc IT 1.8-2.2 Lacs

10 Mahindra Tech Bsc IT 1.8-2.2 Lacs 11 Indus Communication BMM 1.5-1.8 Lacs 12 Media World Wide Ltd. BMM 1.5-1.8 Lacs


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13 Varahi Consultancy Management Services

B.Com, BAF 1.2-1.5 Lacs

14 IMUN BAF,BBI,BMS 3 Lacs 15 DCB Bank BAF,BBI,BMS 1.8 Lacs 16 IBM M.Com 3 Lacs 17 CMIE BMS 2.5 Lacs 18 SBI Capital & Securities BMS,BMS, BAF,B.Com 2.2 Lacs 19 Yes Bank BMS,BBI,BAF,B.Com 1.8 Lacs 20 Praxis Interactive Services BMM 2.2 Lacs 21 India Parenting B.Com, BAF,BBI 1.8 Lacs 22 Edelweiss Capital BMS, B.Com, BAF, BBI 2.5 Lacs 23 Nitya Corp BMS, B.Com, BAF, BBI 1.8 Lacs 24 Bose Corp BMS, B.Com, BAF, BBI 2.2 Lacs 25 Mobicule Technologies BMS, B.Com, BAF, BBI 1.8 Lacs 26 Hindustan Unilever BMS, B.Com, BAF, BBI 2.5 Lacs 27 D Quip BMS, BAF, BBI 1.8 Lacs 28 HRD Asmacs (Aviation, Banking,

Fashion, International BPO) BMS, BAF, BBI 2.3 Lacs

29 HDFC Bank BBI,BAF, BBI 1.8 Lacs 30 Bright Future BBI,B.Com, BMS 2 Lacs 31 Get Set Go Sports BBI, B.Com, BAF 15-20000 p/m 32 OLA Cabs B.Com, BAF, BBI 1.8 Lacs 33 Wipro Tech Bsc IT 1.8 Lacs 34 Zynergy (Fashion Top Brands) BAF,BBI, BMS 2.2 Lacs 35 Select Jobs (Finance & Marketing ) B.Com, BAF, BBI 1.8 Lacs 36 Convonix BMS 3.5 Lacs 37 Adlabs BMS 3.5 Lacs 38 Venture Securities B.Com, BAF, BBI 2.2 Lacs 39 Oracle Processing Services Ltd., B.Com, BAF, BMS 2.5 Lacs 40 Sterling Holiday B.Com 1.8 Lacs 41 Alphard HR BMS, B.Com, BAF, BBI 2.2 Lacs 42 Oorja Solutions B.Com, BBI 1.8 Lacs 43 Citi Bank BBI, BAF, BMS 2.5 Lacs

INTERNSHIPS 2014-15

STUDENTS FROM ALL STERAMS


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STIPEND 2000-9000 PER MONTH

SR. NO. COMPANIES 1 ERNST AND YOUNG 2 ASTITVA 3 CLONE FUTURA 4 HINDUSTAN UNILEVER 5 ADECCO 6 CENTRAL BANK 7 KES 8 ATOMOS 9 SIX SIGMA 10 DALAL TIMES 11 TECHNICAL OUTLOOK 12 ZIP NEWS 13 MOTRICULE 14 GET SET GO 15 VENTURA SECURITIES 16 CNBC 17 BAJAJ FINSERV

Placement Report 2015-16

Sr. no. Company

No. of Students

Selected/Shortlisted Stream

1 TCS 25 B.Com, BMS,BBI,BAF

2 Darashaw 1 B.Com,BMS,BBI,BAF

3 RBS Placement Drive 1 8 B.Com,BMS,BBI,BAF

4 Edelweiss 3 B.Com,BMS,BBI,BAF

5 DSV Logistics 3 BMS

6 Wipro Tech 11 Bsc.IT

7 Fly High Aviations 4 B.Com

8 L&T Infotech 1 Bsc.IT

9 MDC 3 BAF

10 RBS Placement Drive 2 8 B.Com, BMS, BBI, BAF


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11 Toyota Tsusho

Insurance Brokers 5 B.Com, BMS, BBI, BAF

12 Jaro Education 1 B.Com, BMS, BBI, BAF

13 Quadrum 6 B.Com, BAF

14 Tresvista 3 BMS, BAF

15 IIMUN 4 BMS

16 HUL 4 B.Com, BMS,BBI,BAF

17 HDFC Life 2 B.Com, BMS,BBI,BAF

18 Saint Gobain 5 B.Com, BAF

19 GVK 2 B.Com, BMS,BBI,BAF

20 Oberoi Trident 2 Bsc.IT

21 Lumina Datamatics 5 B.Com, BMS,BBI,BAF

22 The Research Tree 2 B.Com, BMS,BBI,BAF

23 Souled Store 2 BMS

Total 110

Package from Rs. 1.8 to 4.8 Lakhs per Annum. Students are still going for interviews to companies. BMS Student Tej Kausara has got 4.8 Lakhs per annum, the highest package this year, in Jaro Education.

Internships 2015-16

Sr. No. Name of the Company No. of Students

Selected

1 Clone Futura 12

2 Dweller System Pvt. Ltd. 4

3 39 Solutions 1

4 Bookmyshow 2

5 The souled store 5

6 Mad one Store 1

7 Study Sid 2

8 The Project Health 3

9 TRANSEARCH INDIA -

10 Media.net -

11 Firefly Daily 6


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12 eCentric Solutions Pvt Ltd -

13 Ingeniopus Folks Digital Advertising Agency 1

14 Living Local 4

15 Fly High Aviations 2

16 Where Today 2

17 Birla Sunlife -

18 Coach Reps 5

19 Reviu 4

20 DCB Bank 1

21 Yes Bank 2

22 Bose Corp -

23 VIBE: Social Media Boutique Agency 2

24 Albans Associates 1

25 Extreme Media -

26 My Radio City -

27 Haptik 3

28 Bayside Journal 2

29 Indus Communications -

30 Intern up 2

31 CNBC 2

32 Intern Theory -

33 ICICI Bank 2

34 Medicare 3

35 Evavo 2

36 Times of India 2

37 Red Rail Events 4

Total 82

Stipends of Rs. 2,000 to 10,000/- per month for 2 months internship.


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Final Placement 2016-17

Company Name No. of Students Selected Stream

TCS 35 B.Com, BAF,BBI,BMS

RBS 12 B.Com, BAF,BBI,BMS

Edelweiss 2 BMS

Jaro Edu Care 4 BMS

Aufklareen 4 BMS

Infosys 1 Bsc.IT

Trident Oberoi 2 B.Com, BAF,BBI,BMS

Darashaw 2 B.Com, BAF,BBI,BMS

Bay-Side 6 BMM

Kohinoor 4 Bsc. IT


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Quadrum 4 B.Com, BAF,BBI,BMS

Finrex 2 B.Com, BAF,BBI,BMS

Lumina Datamatics 4 B.Com, BAF,BBI,BMS

Sundaram Finance 4 B.Com, BAF,BBI,BMS

Bajaj Finance 2 B.Com, BAF,BBI,BMS

MDC 4 B.Com, BAF,BBI,BMS

Tres Vista Financial Awaited B.Com, BAF,BBI,BMS

Ignite Business Catalyst IBC Awaited Bsc.IT

Total 101

Package from rs. 1.8 Lakhs to 4.8 Lakhs per annum. Students are still going for interviews to

companies. BMS Students Kartik Behl & Aiman Lokhandwala has got 4.8 lakhs per 4 annum,

the highest package this year, in Jaro Education.

Internship

Sr. No. Company Name

1 Airtel

2 Internshala

3 NSE

4 Viacom 18

5 Times of India

6 Walt Disney India

7 Essel Vision

8 Radio City

9 Max Life

10 Porsche

11 Reliance Fashion Brands

12 Book My Show

13 Aditya Birla Group

14 ITRAC

15 WorkForce Staffing Pvt. Ltd.

16 Bajaj Finance Ltd.

17 City Bump

18 Kotak Mahindra Bank

19 DCB Bank

20 India Parenting.com

21 Jaya HE

22 G.P Kapadia & Co.

23 KES


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24 Indus Communication

25 Sanjay Rane & Associates

26 Prime Infotech

27 Diamond Mela

28 BSG Cottage Industries

Stipend of Rs. 3,000 to 10,000/- per month plus certificate for 2 months internship.

Year 2016-17 has been a very good year for placement with many students participating in

the placement processes and companies recruiting them in numbers. The average pay

package offered by companies is 2.2. Many students also got paid internships in prominent

companies.

Final Placement 2017-18

Year 2017-18 has been a very good year for Placement Cell with many students participating

in the Placement Processes and Companies recruiting them in large numbers. The average

pay package offered by companies was 2.4. Many students also got paid internships in

prominent companies.


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Our students in 2017-2018 were given stipend of Rs. 3,000/- to 10,000/- per month as the

nature of job, experience, caliber and efficiency required for the same. A part from stipend

amount they were also given 2 months internship certificate.

FINAL PLACEMENT:

Following is the list of our Placements and Internships awaited by our students.

Sr. No.

Name of Company Students Selected/Shortlisted

Stream

1 TCS 15 Bcom, BAF,BBI,BMS

2 Infosys 8 Bsc.IT

3 Capegemini 7 Bsc.IT

4 Stock Holding Co. of India 4 BAF, BBI, BMS

5 Jaro Education 4 BAF,BBI,BMS

6 Capital First 4 Bcom, BAF,BBI,BMS

7 Data Matics 4 Bcom, BAF,BBI,BMS

8 Vito India 3 BAF,BBI,BMS

9 Motilal Oswal 2 BAF,BBI,BMS

10 Yes Bank 2 BAF,BBI,BMS

11 Aufklaren 2 BMS

12 Viacom 18 2 BMS

13 HDFC Life 2 BBI

14 Andromedia 2 BMS

15 Omkar Realtors 2 Bcom

16 IKS Healthcare 2 Bcom

17 Bajaj Capital 2 Bcom, BMS

18 Finrex Treasury Advisors 2 Bcom,BBI, BMS

19 Kotak Bank 2 BBI

20 ICICI Pru Life 2 BAF,BBI,BMS

21 Nalanda Securities 2 Bcom

22 Iron Mountain (MNC) 1 BMS

23 ITRAC 1 Bcom

24 Deloitte 1 Bsc.IT

25 L & T Infotech 1 Bsc.IT

26 Infomatica Educations 1 BAF,BMS

27 Edelweiss 1 BMS

28 VAS Consultants 1 BBI

29 3G Consultants 1 BBI

30 Global Consultants 2 BAF,BBI,BMS

31 Trident Oberoi 2 BMS


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32 Tata AIG 1 BBI

33 First Naukri.com 1 Bcom

34 Pantomath HR 1 Bcom

35 Red Rail Tours 1 Bcom

36 Envison Capital 1 Bcom

37 Gandhi Fellowship 1 Bcom

38 Teach for India 1 Bcom

39 Muthoot Finance 1 Bcom

40 eCentric Software - Bsc.IT

41 Clearsynth - BAF,BBI,BMS

42 Bonanza HR - Bcom,BAF,BBI,BMS

43 Bookevents - Bcom,BAF,BBI,BMS

44 VistarTech - Bsc.IT

45 Ace Overseas - Bcom,BAF,BBI

46 Jarvis Media - BMM

47 Chumbak - Bcom

48 Sutra HR - BBI

49 Tax Tronix - Bsc.IT

50 Haxaware Technology - Bsc.IT

51 XP Pen (MNC) - BMS

52 Homzhub - Bcom, BAF

53 Navneet Edu. Ltd. - Bcom

54 Fortress Advisory Solutions

- Bcom, BAF, BBI, BMS

55 Aegon Life - Bcom, BAF, BBI, BMS

56 Bajaj Alliance - Bcom, BAF, BBI, BMS

57 Aviva Life - Bcom, BAF, BBI, BMS

58 Birla Life - Bcom, BAF, BBI, BMS

59 KPMG 4 Bcom, BAF, BBI, BMS

60 CII 2 Bcom, BAF, BBI, BMS

Total Number of Students Selected/Shortlisted were -101

Package from Rs. 1.8 lakhs to 4.8 Lakhs per Annum. Students are still going for Interviews

to Companies.

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Sr. No. Name of Company

Sr. No. Name of Company

1 Paperplane 27 RK Media

2 Radiocity 28 E4 Internships

3 Fila 29 Sharp Facility Pvt. Ltd.

4 Layover Inc. 30 Brandish Media

5 Midas India 31 CNN News

6 E-Bazaar 32 Sketch Consultancy

7 Om Sales 33 You, Me & We Media

8 Mentoria 34 Impact Guru

9 Red Rail Tours 35 Puma

10 Aditya Birla 36 Talocity Project

11 Tech for India 37 Jaro Education

12 Decathlon 38 Edupristine

13 Yes Bank Foundation 39 Wooplr

14 Viacom 18 40 DCB Bank

15 I Wanna Be 41 Kotak Mahindra

16 Global Gyaan 42 Times of India

17 Earnest & Young 43 Book My Show

18 Freshers World 44 Walt Disney

19 Internshaala 45 Hiranandani Builders

20 Mastermatics 46 Wizcraft

21 Shaadi.com 47 Kotak Edu. Foundation

22 DSP Labs 48 Sula Vineyards

23 Vibrant Holidays 49 Peso Fintech

24 Furtados 50 Bayview Media

25 Eduvanz 51 Lubrizol

26 Triedge Solutions 52 White Dwar Media

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During the Academic year 2018-19 the Placement Cell organized placements both within

and outside the College Campus. The following tabulated information is for the

placements both inside and outside the College Campus for the year 2018-19:

On campus Off Campus

Name of organizations visited

Number Students Participated

Number of Students Placed

Name of Organizations visited

Number of students participated

Number of Students Placed

OBEROI ( TRIDENT) 12 1 GHELANI 7 1

ADITYA BIRLA CAPITAL

83 43 RED RAIL 10 3

BAJAJ FINSERV 63 23 FLUENCY 12 1

IKS HEALTH 25 1 SEVENTH SKY 18 5

CAPITAL FIRST 10 1 CCS 13 1

IIFL 19 10 CAPGEMINI 20 2

KALPATARU 22 5 SILVER LINK TECHNOLOGY

15 3

SAVAGE & PALMER 12 4 TALERANG 17 1

HINDUSTAN TIMES 16 5 3G 9 1

VIA COM 14 5

WIPRO 22 8

TCS 36 15

JIO 20 8


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ANNEXURE -VI

LIBRARY REPORT 2014-15

During the financial year 2014-15 , library added 2808 new books (aided and self-

financed courses) which include all types of resources of information. There are 39990

books in aided and 5843 books in self-financed courses as on 31st March, 2015. The library

subscribes 66 periodicals (Journals and Magazines). This year library added 43 educational

CDs to existing CD/DVD collection. Now the collection is increased to 710 in number.

Salomi Bhasker Mathry (Roll No. 1213311) T.Y.B.B.I student has selected as ‘Best

Library User’ for the year 2014-15.

IMPROVEMENT IN LIBRARY SERVICES:

1. Five Computers have been replaced with latest configuration to carryout library

management and services used by library staff.

2. Library Blog has been created in the year 2013 has been using for communication

with students and Teachers and also for feedback.

3. Library website in updated with new sections and made resourceful.

4. Separate section for UGC books has been created in library stack room.

5. Teaching Learning Aids (equipments) have been and kept in separate section.

Students and Teachers have been using these aids effectively for their assignments/

presentations and teaching respectively.

BOOK BANK

The book bank facility is available in the college for economically backward students.

During the academic year (2014-15) Two (02) students have utilized Twelve (12) books. The

library issued books to students on both the semesters and allowed to keep books with

them till the every semester exam over.

These students are also allowed to utilize library reference sources. They are allowed

to exchange books they need in the middle of the semester in an Academic year. The library

has provided the reading materials to students as per their requirement. These students

are given photocopying facility in the library as well.


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During the financial year 2015-16, library added 2010 new books (aided and self financed

courses) which include all types of resources of information. There are 40454 books and

5657 from aided and self-financed courses respectively as on 31st March 2016. The library

subscribes 66 periodicals (Journals and Magazines). This year library added 265 Audio

books.

Maryum Bakar Khan (Roll No. 15166254/B) S.Y.B.Com and Kailash Nitin Patil (Roll

No. 1314335) T.Y.B.Com (B&I) students have selected as ‘Best Library Users’ for the 2015-

16.

IMPROVEMENTS IN LIBRARY SERVICES:

1. Digitization of college magazines, annual reports, photographs, question papers,

syllabus have been doing since 05 years.

2. Planning to digitize college events photographs since college establishment.

3. Few reports, magazines are accessed through library website.

4. Planning to upload most of the digital information on library website.

5. Library blog will be continued to utilize for notification and feedback of students &

teachers.


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Like every year this academic year 2016-17, our library has added 2848 new books

in Aided and Self-financed courses which include all types of resources of information.

There are altogether 40807 books in the books in Aided section while the remaining

6082 books are from the Self-financed courses as per record on 31st March, 2017.

The Library subscribes 68 periodicals (journals and Magazines).

This year our Library has added 90 E-Books to its collection.

Ms. Chavan Priyanka Sham (Roll No. 16178610/D) T.Y.B.Com and Ms. Mehta Aashka Nirav (Roll No. 141501086) T.Y.B.Com (B.M.S) have been awarded as ‘Best Library Users’ for the academic year 2016-17.

Improvements in Library Services:

1. The library has digitized selected photographs of college events from 1972.

2. The library planned to make QR codes for college & Library websites. The Pilot study

is on to implement.

3. Most of the digital information is now can be accessed on library website.

Book Bank

This year (2016-2017) Seventeen (17) Students were given the facilities. Around Two Hundred Sixteen (216) books were given to the students to keep it with them for the whole year. These books were also exchanged for new ones as per the semester syllabus and its requirements. The library issued books to students on both the semester and allowed to keep books with them till the every semester exam over. These students are also allowed to utilize library reference source. They are allowed to exchange books they need in the middle of the semester in an academic year. The library


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has provide the reading materials to students as per their requirement. These students are given Xerox facility in the library as well.

Library Report 2017-18

During the financial year 2017-18, our library added 2656 new books both in Aided and Self-

financed courses which include all types of resources of information. There are altogether

41006 books in the books in the aided section while the remaining 6408 books are from the

self-financed courses as per record on 31st March 2018. The library subscribers 66

periodicals (Journals and Magazines). This year our library has added 61 E-Books to its

collection.

Mr. Utkarsh Saple with Roll No. 17188086 of A division from T.Y. B.Com and Ms. Jennifer

Peter Fernandes with Roll No. 1516405 from third year Bachelor of Commerce with

Accounting & Finance (B.A.F) have been awarded as ‘Best Library Users’ for the Academic

year 2017-18.

IMPROVEMENT IN LIBRARY SERVICES:

1. The library has digitized rare books which were almost on the verge of losing their

existence, for the overall use –both for readers and institutional use. It is because of

digitization that they have survived time and are still intact.

2. The library has facilitated the use of QR Codes for the textbooks to browse college

and library web sites.

3. The Library has undertaken the overall digitization project program under which

important and selective documents will be digitized.

BOOK BANK

The Book Bank facility is available in college for economically backward students. During

the academic year 2017-18 under the Book Bank scheme Nine(9) Students belonging to poor

economic background were given One Hundered Thirteen (113) books to keep it with the


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for whole year. These books were also exchanged for new ones as per the semester syllabus

and its requirements.

These students are also allowed to utilize library reference source. They are also allowed to

exchange books they need in the middle of the semester in an academic year. The library

provides the reading materials to students as per their requirement. These students are

given photocopy facilities along with printouts in the library from time to time as per their

demand.

Library Report 2018-19

During the financial year 2018-19, library added 2170 new books (aided and self-financed

courses) which include all types of resources of information. There are 41179 books and

6790 from aided and self-financed courses respectively as on 31st march 2019. The library

subscribes 60 periodicals (Journals and Magazines).

Ms. Joythika Ushakola (Roll No. 18198522/C) T.Y.B.Com and Ms. Monali B. Mungekar (Roll

No. 1617408) T.Y.B.Com (B.A.F) students have awarded as ‘Best Library Users’ for the year

2018-19.

Improvements in Library Services:

1. All course syllabus and Question Papers can be browsed through library website.

2. The QR Codes are generated for the syllabus and Question Papers. These are

displayed on all floors of the campus. Anyone can access on their smart phone

through the QR Code reader.

3. The library is planning to paste the QR Codes on text books and other books, so that

any where any time students and teachers can browse the digital form of syllabus

and question papers.

4. The library is also planning to upload College Annual Reports & College Magazines

on cloud storage. Through QR Codes, 24/7 access will be available for anytime

reference as in case of syllabus and question papers.


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5. Library is planning to procure/subscribe e-Books.

BOOK BANK

The book bank facility is available in college for economically backward students. During the academic year 2018-19. Twelve (12) Students have utilized One Hundred Forty Four (144) books. The library issued books to students on both the semester and allowed to keep books with them till the every semester exam over. These students are also allowed to utilize library reference source. They are allowed to exchange books they need in the middle of the semester in an academic year. The library has provide the reading materials to students as per their requirement. These students are given Xerox facility in the library as well.

Documents

ACADEMIC AUDIT REPORT 2019 - Lala College