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Various units of Agricultural Development Trust
Shardabai Pawar Vidya Mandir
Shardabai Pawar Vidyaniketan
Shardabai Pawar Mahila Mahavidyalaya
(Arts,Commerce, Science & Home Science)
Shardabai Pawar Adhyapak Vidyalaya
Shardabai Pawar College of Education
Shardabai Pawar Industrial Training Centre
Shardabai Pawar Institute
Shardabai Pawar Kala Niketan
College of Agriculture and Allied Sciences
Padmashree Dr. Appasaheb Pawar Agri. Polytechnic
Shardabai Pawar Institute of Nursing
Institute of Personality Development and Services
Shardabai Pawar Girls Hostel
Krishi Vigyan Kendra
Agri Tourism
Sharda Police Academy
Sharda Mahila Sangh
Sharda Kala Manch
Sharda Krida Manch
Illiteracy means ignorance,
Ignorance means moral degradation,
Moral degradation means lack of progress
Lack of progress means poverty,
Poverty means untold sufferings to our poor,
Such is the misery caused,
By want of just one thing, Education.
- Mahatma Phule
Arts, Commerce, Science & Home Science
Shardanagar, Malegaon Bk Tal. Baramati, Dist. Pune - 413 115 (Maharashtra)
Tel.: (02112) 254250, (02112) 255576
E-mail : [email protected]
Web : www.shardawomenscollege.org
Shardabai Pawar Mahila Mahavidyalaya
e-Prospectus
Shardabai Pawar Mahila MahavidyalayaShardanagar, Baramati
Agricultural Development Trust Baramati
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We, the management,
administration, teaching
and non-teaching staff
solemnly resolve to make
our institution a seat of learning.
Tread together in pursuit of
educational excellence
where women shall flourish,
become intellectually strong,
socially responsible
who will contribute
in building of advanced,
united and strong
India.
VISIONVISION MISSIONMISSION
w T r a n s f o r m i n g w o m e n
through a development of
various skills along with
curriculum.
w Developing potential in
them for further studies,
research, employment and
entrepreneurship.
w Nurturing them to meet
future challenges and
contribute to development
of nation.
w Making them sensible
towards fel low human
beings.
Agricultural Development TrustAgricultural Development TrustShardanagar, Malegaon BK. Tal. Baramati, Dist. Pune - 413 115.
Board of Trustees
Hon. Shri. Sharadchandraji Govindrao Pawar President
Hon. Shri. Rajendra Dinkarrao Pawar Chairman
Hon. Dr. Avinash Bhalerao Baravkar Trustee
Hon. Shri. Vishnupant Atmaram Hingane Trustee
Hon. Shri. Rajeev Haribhau Deshpande Trustee
Hon. Shri. Ranjeet Dinkarrao Pawar Trustee
Ho. Sou. Sunanda Rajendra Pawar Trustee
Hon. Dr. Sou. Rajani Subhashrao Indulkar Trustee
Hon. Sou. Supriya Sadanand Sule Trustee
Hon. Dr. Shankarrao Shrirang Magar Trustee
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Contents1. About the trust 2
2. From Principal’s Desk 3
3. Highlights 4
4. Courses available 5
5. Admission Process 6
6. Refund Policy 7
7. Examination Pattern 8
8. Scolarships 9
9. Zero Tolerence & Policy against sexual harrasment 10
10. Instructions to students 11
11. Bachelor of Arts 12
12. Master of Arts (Psychology) 14
13. Bachelor of Commerce 15
14. Master of Commerce 16
15 Bachelor of Science 17
16. Master of Science (Microbiology, Organic Chemistry) 19
17. Bachelor of Home Science 22
18. Bachelor of Business Administration (Computer Application) 26
19. Junior College 28
20. Higher Secondary Vocational Course : Horticulture 30
21. Institute of Personality Development & Services 32
22. Why should you select SPMM? 34
23. Curricular & Extra Curricular Activities 38
24. NCC & NSS 39
25. Hightlights of major events at SPMM 40
26. Departmental Activities 42
27. Initiative towards Environment 43
28. Our achievements 44
29. College Staff 45
30 College of Agriculture & Allied Sciences 46
Chief EditorProf. R. B. Deshmukh
Principal(I/C)
Executive EditorProf. V. V. Chandane
Co-editorProf. R. S. Surwase
Jr. College Code No. J-1102-013Sr. College ID No. PU/PN/ACS/098/1993Savitribai Phule Pune UniversityCollege Code No. 236Pune University Center Code No. 116E-mail : [email protected] : [email protected] : www.shardawomenscollege.orgSavitribai Phule Pune University
NAAC Re-Accredited ‘A’ Grade
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Our Great Leader Hon. Sharad Pawar and his elder brother Late Padmashri Dr. D.G. Alias Appasaheb Pawar founded the Agricultural Development Trust in the year 1971. The activities of the Trust are focused around agricultural extension work and education for girls and truly prove to be a living memorial of the mother of our great leader.Educational campus at Shardanagar has been named after Late Shardabai Pawar, mother of Hon. Sharad Pawar and Dr. Appasaheb Pawar. Dr.Appasaheb Pawar thought of education of women. Farmers would not send their girls far away for education for the reason of safety and security. Due to this, the percentage of girl education was meager in the villages. Dr.Appasaheb thought of a residential educational complex for girlsl and thus Education College for women started in 1989 at Shardanagar.Today in Shardangar Educational campus about 6000 girls are seeking education in different disciplines and getting placements in renouned fields. Honerable Mr.Rajendra Pawar and Mrs. Sunanda Pawar diversified and flourished the activities of the trust in various fields like environment , education , food processing, new experiments in agriculture, Self Help Group for women, Srujan the cultural youth festival, Bhimthadi Jatra-a fair for the sale of articles of Self Help Group and new methods of water conservation.The Agricultural Development has became a unique conglomerate helping people right from agriculture to education and health to entrepreneurship. Striving efforts to make people educated, competant, skillful are resulting in awesome development of Baramati.
About the trust
The overall development of agrarian and rural community has been the prime concern of Agricultural Development Trust, Baramati. It has undertaken several projects for the development of agriculture in Baramati Tehsil, such as water conservation, drip irrigation, poultry, dairy etc. Shardabai Pawar Educational Complex was a dreamchild of the founder chairman of the trust Late Dr. Appasaheb Pawar which is bloomed fully now as a seat of education for women in rural area. More than 6000 girls are getting education in this campus from LKG to PG under one roof. Healthy practices and safe and secure environment for all round development of the girls has been our priority. We aspire to make our pupils to be responsible citizens of this nation, successful entrepreneurs and service providers contributing for the development of their families and society.The exhibition ‘Krishik’ was an innovative step towards empowering and awakening the farmers in the state. The programme ‘Swayamsiddha’ has been gaining good response from all corners of the state and it has been proved as a good platform for inculcating leadership among the girls. Bhimthadi Jatra has inspired many self help groups to utlise their entrepreneur skills and to became.All these social activities and excellence in academic curriculam has created trust among our students and parents which is incredibile. There are many promises to keep yet in this realm of women’s education and we assure that we would not rest until we achieve our goal of entire women empowerment true of its sense.
Message from Secretary
Mrs. Sunanda PawarSecretary,
Agriculltural Development Trust Baramati.
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Shardabai Pawar Mahila Mahavidyalaya, since its establishment,
striving for excellence in academics. Under auspices of Agricultural
Development trust college has just completed 25 yrs in quality
education.
Keeping space with mission and vision college has crerated quality
benchmarks in education. Recently, as a result of targeted policies of
Agricultural Development Trust & targeted efforts of the college staff &
Students college has been quality stamped by NAAC, Bangalore with
highest 'A' grade.
The foundation of the institute is agriculture based has given ample of
opportunities to college staff to connect & relate the activities to
community service.
We are living in digital era. The educational systems and
processes are greatly influenced by the incredibly rapid technological
changes. Accordingly institute has provided enough ICT infrastructure
for staff and student development.
The recent focus on the knowledge of the mechanics of
effective teaching overlooks the complex and significant human
dimension that exists when students & teachers come together. A unique
personality of teachers and students make the great difference in the
long run depending on how they regard each other.
While selecting a course from prospectus, experienced
students know that it will make the difference in the life long run. Also she
knows that giving information about the professors teaching the course
is much more useful than reading the course description. All the best
possible options in the curricula with committed professors making
learning as knowledge constructing experience are in space with quality
education. Consistently we are trying to provide learning as the best
experience to the students. Classroom learning (c-learning) is totally
blended with e-learning (electronic learning), m-learning (mobile
learning), u-learning (Ubiquitous learning). Now we are approaching to
new dimensions of learning along with newest trends of we-learning.
We-learning is collaborative learning approach which will include online
learning applications like flash notes, study blue, flipped classrooms,
gamifications, mentor-mentee tie up, teacher parent scheme etc.
Online admission processes we are introducing from this year to
minimize the trouble of parents & students and to make the access easy.
Prescribed syllabi of the different courses are supplemented with
various co & extra curricular activities with value & skill based modules.
I hope students and parents will welcome this prospectus (Information
brochure) to select and design their academic career.
From Principal’s Desk
R. B. DeshmukhPrincipal
(In-charge)Shardabai Pawar Mahila
Mahavidyalaya, Shardanagar
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Highlights
College Timings
Junior College
Junior College
Junior College
Senior College
Senior College
M.Com
Home Science, BCA, M.Sc.(Microbiology, Chemistry)
Office
8.00 to 01.30
8.00 to 12.25
9.00 to 5.00
12.00 to 6.30
7.50 to 1.30
9.40 to 5.40
10.30 to 1.001.30 to 5.30
10.30 to 5.30
Arts and Commerce
Science
Horticulture
Arts & Commerce
Science
Commerce
Science
All faculties
Department Faculty Time
Ÿ Use of modern technology in teaching
Ÿ Orientation programme
Ÿ Soft skill programme
Ÿ Variety of subjects
Ÿ Spoken English classes
Ÿ Value-added education programme
Ÿ Well furnished building
Ÿ Well equipped laboratories
Ÿ Well furnished library
Ÿ Well equipped gymkhanas and ground
Ÿ 400 m track
Ÿ Coaching for sports
Ÿ Well furnished and well equipped hostels
Ÿ Campus under CCTv coverage
Ÿ Healthy practices
Ÿ Ideal student programme
Ÿ Annual gathering and variety of cultural activities
Ÿ NSS and NCC units for girls
Ÿ Placement cell
Ÿ Competitive Examinations Forum
Ÿ Safe and secure atmosphere for girls
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Courses Available
Junior College
11thArts, Commerce, Science and Horticulture (Vocational)
12thArts, Commerce, Science and Horticulture (Vocational)
Senior College
B. A.First, Second (Hindi, English, Marathi, History, Political Science, Geography, Psychology, Sociology, Economics.)Third Year (Hindi, English, Marathi, History, Political Science, Geography, Psychology)
B. Com.First, Second & Third Year
B. Sc. (Home Sci.) First, Second & Third Year (Nutrition & Textiles)
B. B. A. (Computer Applications)First, Second & Third Year
M. Com.First & Second Year
M. Sc. (Microbiology)First & Second Year
M. Sc. (Organic Chemistry)First & Second Year
M. A. (Psychology)First & Second Year
B.Sc.First Year - (Environmental Science, Botany, Chemistry, Microbiology, Physics, Mathematics, Zoology)Second Year - any three from aboveThird Year - (Botany, Microbiology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics)
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Marathi Medium Classes
English Medium
Medium of Teaching
11th, 12th Arts & Commerce, B.A. B.Com., B.Sc. (Home Science)
11th, 12th Science, B.Sc, BCA., M.Com., M.Sc., (Microbiology & Organic Chemistry)
Admission process
(General Instructions)
I) For admission to courses B.A., B.Com., B.Sc. and B.H.Sc. degree courses and M.Com. and M.Sc. (Microbiology, Organic Chemistry) are given according to the guidelines and rules of Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune and State Government of Maharashtra on the basis of marks at the previous qualifying examination.
ii) For admission to courses B.A., B.Com., B.Sc. and B.H.Sc. the students who have qualified XIIth examination are directly admitted. There is no merit or entrance test for admission to these courses.
iii) Students who have passed B.Sc. Microbiology, B.Sc Chemistry and B.Com. degree level are eligible for admission to M.Sc. Microbiology, M.Sc Chemistry and M.Com respectively.
iv) Committees are formulated for admission to various classes of B.A. and B.Com. In-charge science faculty gives admissions to B.Sc., B.H.Sc. and M.Sc. degree courses.
v) For the admission to the professional course BBA (Computer Applications) Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune CET and prepares merit list and students are admitted according to their guidelines.
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Refund Policy
(Savitribai Phule Pune Univercity Circular Ref No.PGS/ 542 dated 17.02.2011)
For the courses which do not come under the jurisdiction of DTE eg.B.A.,B.Sc,B.Com,M.A.,M.Com, M.Sc.etc.cancellation of admission before the commencement of courses of the relevant academic year as
rdper the notification issued by UGC,New Delhi dated 23 April, 2007.For the candidates who cancel their admission before the starting of the course for the relevant
academic year, her entire fee after deduction of processing fee of not more than Rs.1000/- shall be refunded to the student by the university concerned institution.
If the student cancel her admission after the course is started following scheme will be adopted for the refund of total fees
Sr.No Time of Cancellation Amount be deducted
1stFrom 1 to 10 days (First days is inclusive)
from the date of commencement of the course.20% of the total fees
2
th thFrom11 to 30 days from the date of commencement
of the course (First day is inclusive) 40% of the total fees
3 After 30 days (First day is inclusive) 100% of the total fees
F. Y. B. Sc.
S. Y. B. Sc. / T. Y. B. Sc.
F. Y. / S. Y. / T. Y. B. A.
F. Y. / S. Y. / T. Y. B. Com.
F. Y. / S. Y. / T. Y. B. H. Sc.
M. Sc. / M. Com. / M. A.
B. B. A. (Computer applications)
Examination Pattern
Junior College
Senior College
As per the pattern of Maharashtra State Secondary Higher Secondary Board, Pune
As per the pattern of Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune
CourseUniversity
exam. External marks
College exam.Internal
marksRemark
80 10 + 10
(I & II Term)
40 10
80 20
80 20
40 10
80 20
80 20
Annual pattern
Semester pattern
Annual pattern
Annual pattern
10 marks Oral exam. for some subjects
Semester / Credit
Semester pattern
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Scholarships
Sr.No Name of Scholarship
1 GoI Post Matric Scholarship-Junior & Senior College Students
2 GoI Post Matric Freeship- Junior & Senior College Students
3 Rajashri Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj Merit Scholarship- Junior College Students
4 Physical Handicaped Scholarship-Junior & Senior College Students
5 Minority Scholarship- Junior & Senior College Students
6 Central Sector Scheme of Scholarship - Senior College Students
7 State Government Open Scholarship - Senior College Students
8 Krantijyoti Savitribai Phule Arthasahayya Yojana - Senior College Students
9 Economically Backward Class - Senior College Students
10 Rajarshi Shahu Maharaj Scholarship - Senior College Studentsr
11Savitribai Phule Pune Vidyapeeth Gunvant Vidyarthi Shishyavrutti Yojana -
Senior College Students
12 Lila Poonawala Foundation, Pune - Senior College Students
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Zero Tolerance (Anti- Ragging Policy)
Ragging is strictly prohibited and guilty students will face strict action including expulsion as per the direction thof the Honorable Supreme Court in SLP No. 24295 of 2006 dated16 May 2007 and in Civil appeal No. 887 of th2009 dated 8 May 2009 and Gov. of Maharashtra ordinance dated 15 May 1999.
Policy of the college against sexual Harassment
Shardabai Pawar Mahila Mahavidyalaya has been established for and dedicated to women empowerment.
College has strict policy against sexual harassment and a committee has been established which looks into
the matter.
Ÿ This policy states that-
Ÿ Instances of sexual harassment will be taken seriously and dealt with promptly.
Ÿ Disciplinary action will be taken according to the nature and gravity of the behavior reported.
Ÿ The college will respect the confidentiality and privacy of individuals reporting and the accused of sexual
harassment to the extent possible.
Ÿ Care will be taken to see that complaints ,witnesses and the harasser does not face victimization and
discrimination during the process of enquiry.
Ÿ Intentionally providing false information is a ground for disciplinary action.
Ÿ In case of a false complaint a penalty will be levied on the complainant .All the members of Shardabai
Pawar Mahila Mahavidyalaya students teaching facualty administrative staff both
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Instructions to Students :w A student seeking admission to the college in the first
year of undergraduate course and Post Graduate course will have to apply to the college in the prescribed from immediately after the declaration of HSC/SSC examination results/final year degree examination results.
w Application received after the prescribed date for admission will not be considered.
w Student coming from any college affiliated to the University of Pune and applying for Second year of B.A/B.Com/B.Sc. can be directly admitted to this college provided the seats are available and if they have good academic record. The student has to apply to the previous college for Transfer Certificate after joining the college.
w Admission will be provisional till the student producer final eligibility certificate from the University.
w Students should be regular and punctual in attending classes, tutorials and submissions of the term work in various subjects. Terms shall not be granted and student shall not be allowed to appear for examination if the academic record and attendance are not satisfactory.
w Any changes in the address of the student must be intimated by her in writing to the college office immediately.
w Students will not be allowed entry in the college premises without valid I-card. College Uniform is compulsory.
w A student is expected to read the notices put up on the notice board of the college. The college accepts no responsibility for loss of any advantage by student due to her failure to read the notices in time.
w In case a student requires to remain absent for some reason, she will be required to take prior permission of the Principal.
w Any damage to the college property, apparatus, furniture, equipment, library books, building etc. must be paid for immediately by the students.
w Students must attend Social and National events organized by the College such as 26th January, 15th August and all other declared national celebrations.
w Student must note all notices displayed on college notices board as well on college website regularly.
Savitribai Phule
Instructions to Parents :w Before admitting your ward in the
college please read the prospectus carefully and fulfill the requirements accordingly.
w While admitting your ward in the college please read the instructions in the application form and accordingly choose the activities in which you want your ward to participate in.
w As far as possible the parents guardians should keep in touch with the school so as to keep abreast of the performance of their children in academics and other activities.
w They must attend Parent- Teachers meetings.
w They are required to co-operate with the institution in matters regarding discipline, uniform, attendance, punctuality and general behaviour of their children /wards.
w They are ensure that their children / wards fully abide by the college rules and regulations.
w They are to keep a check on the performance of their children in all the tests and examinations.
w They are not to visit directly classrooms and academic blocks during the college hours.
w They are to read and sign any notice, rules and regulations and written warnings sent or intimated to them by the institution regarding fee dues, progress card attendance record etc.
Ragging is strictly prohibited and guilty students will face strict action including expulsion as per the direction of the Honorable Supreme Court in SLP No. 24295 of 2006 dated 16th May 2007 and in Civil Appeal No. 887 of 2009, dated 8th May 2009 and Govt. of Maha. Ordinance dated 15th May 1999.
GRANT OF TERMSThe terms of students of all the classes will be granted on satisfactory attendance at lectures & completion of practical work. If she fails to satisfy rules & regulations laid down by the Pune University from time to time, terms may not granted.Every student must put in an attendance of at least 75% of all subjects and no exemption shall be granted on any ground.
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Senior College
(B.A.)
Bachelor of ArtsThe BA course is of three years. The subjects and the options are given below :
The student intake for F.Y.B.A. is 240. The students have the option of choosing six subjects of their choice from the list mentioned below. The number of students for each subject is limited.
The students have to choose one course from the Career Oriented Courses mentioned below. The number of students for each course is limited.
A) F.Y.B.A.
1. Compulsory English2. Political Science or Sociology3. Marathi or Hindi4. Geography or Psychology5. Optional English or Education6. History or Economics
1. Fashion Designing2. Computer Courses3. Functional English
The students taking admission for S.Y.B.A. course have to choose one special subject mentioned below. The students can select only those subjects that they have studied in the F.Y.B.A. class. The number of students for each is limited.
The students have to select two general subject from each group mentioned below. The general subject must be chosen from the groups other than their special subject.
B) S.Y.B.A. Psychology
1. English2. Hindi3. Geography4. Marathi5. History6. Political Science7. Psychology
Marathi, Hindi, English and Education
Political Science, History and Economics
Geography, Psychology and Sociology
Group A
Group B
Group C
thEligibility - XII or any equivalent examination passed
Eligibility - F.Y.B.A. passed or with A.T.K.T.
The students will have seven subjects for their examination. 1. Compulsory English
2. General paper of Special subject3. Special subject one4. General subject one5. Special subject two6. General subject two7. Environmental Sense Awareness
(Compulsory for all students)
C) T.Y.B.A.
The subjects chosen for the S.Y.B.A. class will be common for the T.Y.B.A. class.
1. The student intake for each class is 240. The first 120 students will be admitted in the Grantable division and after that the students will be admitted in the Non-grant division.
2. The SYBA and TYBA students have to choose one Career Oriented Course from Computer course and Course in Communicative English.
Please Note That :
Eligibility - F.Y.B.A. passed, S.Y.B.A. passed or with A.T.K.T.
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The Course of semester I & II are compulsory courses. The Present Program will consist of four semesters (Two year), each semester carrying 16 credits.
M. A.1 (Psychology)
Senior College
(M.A.)
Master of Arts Psychology
Semester Credit-Point System
Semester-IPaper No. Sub. Code
EP 101
EP 102
EP 103
EP 104
Cognitive Processes
Psychological Testing: Theory
Statistical Methods
Psychology Practical : Tests
12691
12692
12693
12694
EP 201
EP 202
EP 203
EP 204
Learning and Memory
Psychological Teasing : Applications
Research Methodology
Psychology Practical : Experiment
22691
22692
22693
22694
Semester-IIPaper No. Paper Title Sub. Code
M. A. 2 (Counseling Psychology) Semester-IIIPaper No.Paper/Group Paper Title Sub. Code
EP 301Core Paper
EP 302
EP 303
EP 304
Personality
Counseling Process
Counseling skills & Psychotherapy
Project
32690
32697
32698
32699
Semester-IVPaper No. Paper Title Sub. Code
EP 401
EP 430
EP 431
EP 432
Motivation and Emotion
Guidance and Career Counseling
Areas of Counseling
Practicum
42690
42697
42698
42699
Eligibility - Graduation Complete as per SPPU rules.
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Paper Title
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Senior College
(B.Com., M.Com.)
Bachelor of CommerceMaster of Commerce
1. Functional English2. Financial Accounting3. Computer Concepts and
Programming4. Business Economics5. Consumer Protection and
Business Ethics6. Banking and Finance7. Additional Marathi
1. Business Management2. Corporate Accounting3. Business Economics4. Corporate Law5. Business Communication6. Banking and Finance – special 1
1. Business Regulation framework2. Advanced Accounting3. Indian and Global Economic
Development4. Auditing and Taxation5. Banking and Finance (II)6. Banking and Finance (III)
A) F.Y.B.Com.
The student intake capacity for F.Y.B.Com. class is 120. The seven subjects mentioned below are compulsory for all the students.
The students have to select Computerized Accounting as the Career Oriented Course.
B) S.Y.B.Com.
The student intake capacity for S.Y.B.Com. class is 120. The subjects mentioned below are compulsory for all the students.
C) T.Y.B.Com.
The student intake capacity for T.Y.B.Com. class is 120. The subjects mentioned below are compulsory for all the students.
thEligibility - XII Commerce exam passed
Eligibility - F.Y.B.Com exam passed or with A.T.K.T. Bachelor of Commerce
Eligibility - F.Y.B.Com exam passed, S.Y.B.Com or with A.T.K.T.
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The student intake capacity for M.Com. (I) class is 60. Along with the compulsory subjects students have to select special subject from the mentioned.
D) M.Com. (I)
1. Advanced Accounting and Taxation (I) or Banking and Finance (I)
2. Avanced Accounting and Taxation (II) or Banking and Finance (II)
1. Advanced Accounting and Taxation (III) or Banking and Finance (III)
2. Advanced Accounting and Taxation (IV) or Banking and Finance (IV)
E) M.Com. (II)
The student intake capacity for M.Com.(II) class is 60. Along with the compulsory subjects students have to Continue selected special subject from M.Com. (I).
Special Subjects
Special Subjects
Eligibility - T.Y.B.Com Passed
Eligibility - M.Com I Passed or with A.T.K.T.
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Senior College
(B.Sc.)
Bachelor of Science
1. Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Environmental Science (MPCE)
2. Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology (PCBZ)
3. Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Microbiology (CBZMb)
4. Botany, Zoology, Microbiology, Environmental Science (BZMbE)
5. Chemistry, Botany, Microbiology, Environmental Science (CBMbE)
1. Sericulture2. Food Processing3. Polyhouse Technology.
Group – I : Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics - (PCM)
Group- II : Physics, Chemistry, Botany - (PCB)
Group – III : Physics, Chemistry, Zoology - (PCZ)
Group – IV : Chemistry, Botany, Zoology - (CBZ)
Group – V : Chemistry, Botany, Microbiology - (CBMb)
Group – VI : Botany, Zoology, Microbiology - (BZMb)
Group – VII :Chemistry, Zoology, Microbiology - (CZMb)
A) F. Y. B. Sc.
(Capacity 240 students)
Choose any one of the following combinations of subjects
In addition college offers UGC Career Oriented Courses at first year. Student can select any one of the following.Certificate course in
B)S. Y. B. Sc.
(Capacity 240 students)
A. Compulsory subject : Environmental Awareness & English Optional subjects : Student can select any one of the following group combinations of subjects out of those selected at F.Y.B. Sc.
In addition college offers UGC Career Oriented Courses at second year. Student can select any one of the following.UGC - Career Oriented Courses - Diploma in -
1. Sericulture2. Food Processing3. Polyhouse Technology.
thEligibility - XII Science or an equivalent examination Passed
Eligibility - F.Y.B.Sc exam passed or with A.T.K.T.
Principal subjects- Student can select any one of the following subjects out of those selected at S.Y.B. Sc.
C) T. Y. B. Sc.
(Capacity 120 students)
1. Chemistry2. Microbiology3. Botany4. Physics5. Mathematics
1. Sericulture2. Food Processing3. Polyhouse Technology.
In addition college offers UGC Career Oriented Courses at third year. Student can select any one of the following.UGC - Career Oriented Courses -Advance Diploma in -
Special Subjects
Special Subjects
Eligibility - F.Y.B.Sc Passed, S.Y.B.Sc passed or with A.T.K.T.
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Senior College
(M.Sc.)
Master of Science
M.Sc. MicrobiologyCredit System (Semester Pattern)
Each assessment / test will be evaluated in terms of grades. The grades for separate assignments and the (semester-end ) examination will be added together and then converted into a grade and later a grade point average. Result will be declared for each semester and the final examination will give total grades and grade point average.
Course Structure There shall be four semesters, at each semester there will be 3 theory courses and 2 practical courses. In each theory course there shall be 3 core/compulsory credits (TC) and students will take 2 noncore/optional credits (TN). Each practical course shall have 5 core/compulsory credits (PC).
Core (compulsory) 75% : Theory - 09 Practical - 10Non-core (optional) 25% : 6 (2 per course)Total credits per semester (100%) : 25
Credit Distribution per semester
MB 501 : Microbial Diversity & Taxonomy
MB 502 : Quantitative BiologyMB 503 : Cell Organization and
BiochemistryMB 511 : Practical Course I -
Microbial Diversity & Systematics
MB 512 : Practical Course II -Cell Biology & Biochemistry
Marks
100 to 75
74 to 65
64 to 55
54 to 50
49 to 45
44 to 40
39 to 0
Grade
O : Outstanding
A : Very Good
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C : Average
D : Satisfactory
E : Pass
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M.Sc. Microbiology Part - ISemester I
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MB 601 : Instrumentation & Molecular Biophysics
MB 602 : VirologyMB 603 : Microbial MetabolismMB 611 : Practical Course I :
Biophysics & VirologyMB 612 : Practical Course II :
Enzymology & Microbial Metabolism
M.Sc. Part - ISemester II
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MB 701 : ImmunologyMB 702 : Molecular Biology - IMB 703 : Industrial Waste Water
TreatmentMB 711 : Practical Course based
on ImmunologyPharmaceuticalMicrobiology & Environment Microbiology
MB 712 : Practical Course based on Molecular Biology (I & II) and Microbial Technology
M.Sc. Part - IISemester III
MB 801 : Pharmaceutical & Medical MicrobiologyMB 802 : Molecular Biology - IIMB 803 : Microbial TechnologyMB 811 : Dissertation - IMB 812 : Dissertation - II
M.Sc. Part - IISemester IV
CHP 110 : Fundamentals of Physical Chemistry-ICHI 130 : Molecular Symmetry & Chemistry Pblock
ElementsCHO 150 : Basic Organic ChemistryCHP 107 : Practical Courses (Physical Chemistry)CHI 147 : Practical Courses (Inorganic Chemistry
M.Sc. Part - ISemester I
M.Sc ChemistryCredit & Semester System
CHP 210 : Fundamentals of Physical Chemistry-IICHI 230 : Coordination and Bioinorganic ChemistryCHO 250 : Synthetic organic Chemistry and
SpectroscopyCHP 290 : General Chemistry
M.Sc. Part - ISemester II
CHO 350 : Organic Reaction MechanismCHO 351 : Spectroscopic Methods in Structure
DeterminationCHO 352 : Organic StereochemistryCHO 353 : Pericyclic Reactions, Photochemistry and
Heterocyclic Chemistry
M.Sc. Part - II Organic ChemistrySemester III
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CHO 450 : Natural ProductsCHO 451 : Advanced Synthetic Organic ChemistryCHO 452 : Carbohydrate and Chiron Approach / Chiral
Drugs and Medicinal ChemistryCHO 453 : Designing Organic Synthesis and Asymmetric
Synthesis.
M.Sc. Part - II Organic ChemistrySemester IV
CHO 347 : Single Stage PreparationCHO 447 : Two Stage PreparationsCHO 448 : Project / Industrial Training / Green Chemistry
and Chemical Biology Experiments
M.Sc. Part - II Organic Chemistry Practical
Internal Practical Examination of each course for 50 Marks.External Practical Examination of each course for 50 Marks.
B.Sc. (Home Science)
Senior College
B.Sc. Home Science
Bachelor of Home Science
At UG level, the basic information about the subject Clothing & Textile is given to the students, in which they study about the process of making yarn, their qualities & interlacing process. They also study about the process of selection of fabric & various techniques of ornamenting them like dyeing, printing, etc. They also gain both theoretical & practical knowledge about elements of art, principles of designing, traditional embroidery etc. A project work related to the topic is also done by the students.Internship :Students went for internship training to the industries to develop their skills in particular area. They also went to other printing & dyeing units, textile & garment industries, boutiques, training centers, etc. After completing their training program, they demonstrate their work through different presentation techniques.
Textiles & Clothing :
Job Opportunities and Future Prospects
B.Sc. (Home Science)
At UG Level, the basic information about the subject Food Science & Nutrition is given to the students, in which they study about the basic principles of food, food microbiology, food processing, food preservation, diet therapy, clinical nutrition, community nutrition, Etc. They also study about the process menu planning for hospitals, institutions, community groups & for all age groups. They also gain both theoretical & practical knowledge about menu planning, food processing, food preservation. They also get expert in entrepreneurship development by running canteen & other activities done at department. A project work related to the topic is also done by the students.
Ÿ National CompaniesŸ Multinational companiesŸ Community projects Ÿ (rural/ urban)Ÿ Food Scientist / Quality /
Control Officer in Food Industries
Food Science & Nutrition
Foods Science & Nutrition :
Nutritionist for :
Ÿ HospitalsŸ Health clubsŸ Health clinics
Dietician in :
Textiles & Clothing :Ÿ Research Assistant ConsultantsŸ Scientific personnel in testing labsŸ Teachers in Educational InstitutionsŸ Computer aided designers Textile DesignersŸ Accessory Designers Fashion DesignersŸ Garment Co-coordinators
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Internship :Students went for their internship programme at different hospitals, institutions, different NGO’s & clinics in Pune, Nasik, Ahmednagar, Baramati, Aurangabad etc. After completing their training program, they demonstrate their work through different presentation techniques. They get good practical knowledge through internship & that is one of the advantages of the course. Eligibility Criteria :12th Arts/ Commerce/ Science passed or equivalent exam passed. Course offered in English & Marathi.
Research associate/assistant in :Research projects undertaken by academic institutes / Govt. and Non- Govt. organisations.
Lecturer in : Various Educationalinstitutions.
Instructor in : ICDS programmes.
Project officer in :Different projects related inNutrition.
F.Y.B.Sc. Home Science -
(Total Four Subject)
Semester – I : Theory1. Human Anatomy & Physiology2. Introduction to Textile & Clothing3. Prenatal Stage to Childhood (CD)4. Introduction to extension education5. Family Resource Management (HM)Semester – I : Practical1. Practical – I : Based on Paper 12. Practical – II : Based on Paper 23. Practical – III : Based on Paper 34. Practical – IV : Based on Paper 45. Practical – V : Based on Paper 5
Semester – II : Theory1. Food Science2. Home Textiles & Care3. Human Development (Adolescence to old age)4. Communication & extension teaching method5. Art & Design (HM)Semester – II : Practical1. Practical – I : Based on Paper 62. Practical – II : Based on Paper 73. Practical – III : Based on Paper 84. Practical – IV : Based on Paper 95. Practical – V : Based on Paper 10
thEligibility - XII or equivalent exam passed
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S.Y.B. Sc. Home Science :
(Total Four subjects)
Semester – III : Theory
11. Food Science & Nutrition
12. Home Management
13. Extension Education
14. Human Development - II
Semester – III : Practical
11. Practical – V : Based on Paper 11 & 12
12. Practical – VI : Based onPaper 13 & 14
Semester – IV : Theory
15. Textile Science & Care
16. Home Science Extension & CommunicationTechnology
17. Basic Nutritional Biochemistry
18. Introduction to Early Childhood Education
Semester – IV : Practical
15. Practical – VII : Based on Paper 15 & 16
16. Practical – VII : Based on Paper 17 & 18
T.Y.B.Sc. Home Science
(Total Four subjects)
Semester – V : Theory
19. Institutional food service management
20. Community Nutrition
21. Diet Therapy I
22. Food Preservation
Semester – V : Practical
19. Practical – IX : Based on Paper 19 & 20
20. Practical – X : Based on Paper 21 & 22
Semester – VI : Theory
15. Food Microbiology, Hygiene and Sanitation
16. Nutrition Education and Community Nutrition
17. Diet Therapy II
18. Project management, entrepreneurshipdevelopment and computer skills
Semester – VI : Practical
15. Practical – XI : Based on Paper 23 & 24
16. Practical – XII : Based on Paper 25 & 26
Third Year – Food Science and Nutrition SpecialThird Year B.Sc. Home Science curriculum includes two semester.
Eligibility - F.Y.B.Sc Home Science exam passed or with A.T.K.T.
Eligibility - F.Y.B.Sc Home Science exam passed, S.Y.B.Sc Home Science exam passed or with A.T.K.T.
T.Y.B.Sc. Home Science(Total Four subjects)
Semester – V : Theory
19. Advanced Textile designing andtextile testing
20. Dyeing and printing
21. Fashion Designing
22. Embroidery
Semester – V : Practical
19. Practical – IX : Based on Paper 19 & 20
20. Practical – X : Based onPaper 21 & 22
Semester – VI : Theory
23. Traditional Textiles and
costumes of India
24. Apparel making
25. Children’s Clothing
26. Project management, entrepreneurshipdevelopment and computer skills
Semester – II : Practical
23. Practical – XI : Based on Paper 23 & 24
24. Practical – XII : Based on Paper 25 & 26
Third Year - Textile & Clothing
Internship : 50 Marks.
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SeniorCollege
B.B.A. (Computer Application)(previously known as B.C.A.)
The objectives of the Programme shall be to provide sound academic base from which an advanced career in Computer Application can be developed. Conceptual grounding in computer usage as well as its practical business application will be provided.
1. Objectives :
The duration of the B.B.A. (Computer Application) Degree Program shall be three years divided into six semesters.
2. Eligibility for admission :
In order to be eligible for admission to Bachelor of Computer Appl icat ions a candidate must have passed.a. HSC (10+2) from any stream with English as passing Subject with
minimum 40% marks in aggregate.b. Two years Diploma in Pharmacy Course
of Board of Technical Education, conducted by Government ofMaharashtra or its equivalent.
c. Three Year Diploma Course (after S.S.C.i.e. 10th Standard), of Board of Technical Education conducted by Government of Maharashtra or its equivalent.
d. MCVC
3. Duration :
4. The scheme of Examinations :
The BBA Examination will be of 3600 marks as given belowI) a) F.Y.B.B.A. (Sem I + Sem II ) : 1200 marks
b) S.Y.B.B.A. (Sem III + Sem IV ) : 1200 marksc) T.Y.B.B.A. (Sem V + Sem VI ) : 1200 marks
II) For Theory Paper There Will Be 80:20 Pattern 80 Marks : University Exam 20 Marks Internal Exam.For Practical And Project Examination Sem I to VI : 100 marks Sem I , II, III , IV ,V,VI : Eternal Assessment.
In order to pass in the examination the candidate has to obtain 40 marks out of 100. (Min 32 marks must be obtained in University Examination.The class will be awarded on the basis of aggregate marks obtained by the candidate for all three years examinations .The award of class will be as follows :Aggregate Percentage of Marks Class(I) Aggregate 70% and above .......
First Class with Distinction(ii) Aggregate 60% and above
but less than 70% ........ First Class(iii) Aggregate 55% and more
but less than 60% ........ Higher SecondClass
(iv) Aggregate 50% and morebut less than 55%. ....... Second Class.
(v) Aggregate 40% and morebut less than 50% ........ Pass Class.
(vi) Below 40% ........ Fail
5. The Standard of Passing and Award of Class
6. RULES OF A.T.K.T.
A student shall be allowed to keep term for the Second Year, if he/she has a backlog of not more than three theory & one practical or four theory heads of total number of subjects of the First year examination, which consist of First & Second Semester.
A student shall be allowed to keep term for the Third year, if he/she has no backlog of first Year & if he/she has a backlog of not more than three theory & one practical or four theory heads of total number of subject of the Second Year examination which consist of Third & Fourth Semester.
The Medium of Instruct ion and Examination (Written and Viva ) shall be English.
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101 : Modern Operating Environment & MS Office102 : Financial Accounting103 : Programming Principal & Algorithms104 : Business Communication105 : Principles of Management106 : Laboratory Course – I [Based on Paper No. 101 & 102]
Semester I Semester II
201 : Procedure Oriented Programmingusing C
202 : Data Base Management System203 : Organizational Behavior204 : Computer Applications in Statistics205 : E-Commerce Concepts206 : Laboratory Course – II [Based on Paper No. 201 & 202]
301 : Relational Database ManagementSystems
302 : Data Structures using C303 : Operating System Concepts304 : Business Mathematics305 : Software Engineering306 : Laboratory Course – III [Based on Paper No. 301 & 302]
Semester III Semester IV
401 : OOP’s using C++402 : Programming in Visual Basic403 : Computer Networking404 : Enterprise Resource Planning405 : Human Resource Management406 : Laboratory Course – IV [Based on Paper No. 401 & 402]
501 : Java Programming502 : Web Technologies503 : Dot Net Programming504 : Object Oriented Software Engg.505 : Software Project – I [Based on C++ / VB Technology]506 : Laboratory Course – V [Based on Paper No. 501 & 502]
Semester v Semester II
601 : Advanced Web Technologies602 : Advanced Java603 : Recent Trends in IT604 : Software Testing605 : Software Project – II [Java / Dot net Technology]606 : Laboratory Course – VI [Based on Paper No. 601 & 602]
w Well equippedlaboratories( LCD ,Projector, required s/w etc.) w Library, Local Area Network (LAN) and Wi-Fi connectivity in the Campus. w Placement Cell and Industry based visiting faculty w 100% efforts towards placementw Availability of computer labs at night for hostel students w Free coaching classes of MCA & MBA CET for last year students. w Finishing course for last year students to fulfill their career goals. w Regular arrangement of guest lectures, workshops, seminars.w Healthy and safe learning atmosphere.
Highlights of the Department :• Strengths :
• Opportunities
w Software Developers w Web Designer w IT Specialist (In Banking Sector)w Computer Systems Analyst w Enterprise Resource Plannerw Database Administratorw Teacher and Lecturerw Information System Manager
• Achievements
In academic year 2015-16 , 27 students are selected in various industries through different placement programs. Placement Industries: Wipro, E-soft Solutions,ICICI bank etc. 4. The Scheme of Examination : SYBCA (sem III +sem IV):1200 marks
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JuniorCollege
th th11 & 12Arts, Commerce &Science
Note : Admissions as per the merit list.
The Junior College has designed a special programme for XI Arts Students. This Integrated Vocational Programme will enable the students to acquire various skills which will open various career opportunities for them.
thSpecial Programme for XI Arts
XI & XII ArtsXI & XII Arts
Ÿ Developing language prof iciency.
(Workshops on script writing for radio)
Ÿ Orientation for Personality Development
Ÿ Skill Development (Art and Craft, Food
Processing Beauty Parlor, Gardening)
Ÿ Vocational Programme
Ÿ a) Spoken English
Ÿ b) Introductory Programme for
Competitive Examinations.
Integrated Vocational Training Programme
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th th11 & 12 Arts (Intake Capacity - 320 students)
Students have to choose subject from following list
1. English Compulsory 2. Marathi OR Hindi3. Geography 4. Politics5. Library Science OR History OR Sociology OR Psychology6. Co-operation OR Economics
th th11 & 12 Commerce (Intake Capacity - 320 students)
Students have to choose subject from following list
1. English2. Marathi / Hindi / IT3. Economics4. Book keeping & Accountancy5. Organisation of Commerce6. Secretrial Practice
Granted
1. English2. Marathi / Hindi3. Economics4. Book keeping & Accountancy5. Organisation of Commerce6. Secretrial Practice
Non-Granted
th th11 & 12 Science (Intake Capacity - 1200 students)
Students have to choose subject from following list
Granted Non-Granted
Note :1. Change in subject will not be entertained. IT, Home management & Child Development are
permanently non grant subjects for which fees will be as per the rules. 2. Only 40 seats are available for IT. which will be confirmed on the basis of merit. 3. The fees for science abd commerce non grant division will be as per govt. rules.
1. English
2. Marathi / Hindi / IT
3. Physics
4. Chemistry
5. Biology
6. Maths / Agricultural Science & Technology
1. English
2. Marathi / Hindi / IT
3. Physics
4. Chemistry
th5. Biology / Home Management (11 )th Child Development (12 )
6. Maths / Agricultural Science & Technology
1. English
2. Physics
3. Physics
4. Biology
5. Crop-Science / Animal Husbandry & Dairy Development
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Higher Secondary Vocational Course : Horticulture (Co-Education)
As per the National Policy of Education of the central government (1986) higher secondary vocationcourses started in Maharashtra from 1988-89.
The main objective of this course is to motivate the students for a self employment by providing them the vocational skills.
Ÿ Higher Secondary Vocational Course for
XI & XII std. (For boys & girls)
Ÿ Horticulture
Ÿ Duration: 2 years. Education thQualification: 10 passed
Main Features of the course -
1. Students get certificate from H.S.C. Board Pune after final examination.
2. Students also get certificate from the state government which is useful to get loan for self-employment.
3. After passing XII std. students get opportunity to do (apprenticeship) training under 1961 law. They also get job opportunities in various private and government establishment.
4. Students can get admission for F.Y.B.A./F.Y.B.Com / B.C.A. / B.BA / BVOC / D.Ed. Students can also take admission for Horticulture diploma. After passing this Diploma they can complete B.Sc. (Horticulture) through YCMOU.
5. All types of Government fee concessions are available.
6. After passing XII std. students can get financial help under the government scheme for unemployed.
7. The facility of 'on the job training' during summer vacation.
For XI Horticulture
(Marathi Medium)
1. English
2. Marathi
3. General Foundation Course
4. Elements and Fundamentals of
Horticulture
5. Plant Propagation, Nursery
Management and forestry
6. Fruit Culture
7. Environment Education
8. Physical Education
For XII Horticulture
1. English
2. Marathi
3. General Foundation Course
4. Vegetable Culture
5. Floriculture and Ornamental
Gardening
6. Post harvest Technology and
Preservation.
7. Environment Education
8. Physical Education
Scope:
1. Job opportunities in agriculture field, companies, garden supervisor in municipalities, as assistant
garden supervisor etc.
2. One can develop his/her own fruit nursery, floriculture, vegetable cultivation, Fruit cultivation
using advanced techniques.
3. One can start his/her own vegetable and fruit processing unit.
4. One can have his/her own seeds and fertilizer shop.
5. One can join police training.
6. OnecanJoinlndianArmyTraining.
CONTACT
Prof. S. C. Parbat - 9890428779
Prof. M. B. Kamble - 9921861056.
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Institute of Personality Development and Services
DEPARTMENT PROFILE :Nowadays population of our country is increasing by leaps and bounds. Ultimatly we are facing the problem of unemployment. To overcome these problems Institute of Personality Development and Services section is putting its efforts to empower the women of our college and area around Baramati as well as Pune district. The department has started its activities in 1991 and trained above 5000 women and helped them to make their earning. Now they have become economically supporting hand to their rural families.
Ÿ Different types of long term and short term courses are being imparted to the students and rural women such as Tailoring, Dress designing, Fashion designing, Machine Embroidary.
Ÿ Syllabuses of these courses are designed to create self employment.Ÿ 1000 of students have started their own business like Beauty Parlour or tailoring and many students working in
Beauty Parlours and Garment Factories.Ÿ 14 types of short term course, 24 types of Hobby courses and 21 types of long term courses are conducted by the
institute.
Features :
Long Term Courses available -
1. Tailoring 2. Dress Designing 3. Blouse Fashion4. Fashion Designing 5. Machine Embriodary 6. Professional Beauty Parlour7. Advance Beauty Parlour 8. Typing English 9. Typing Marathi10.Music Instrumental 11. Four Wheeler Driving 12. Spoken English
Short Term Courses available -
1. Mehandi2. Rangoli3. Jardosi Work4. Cloth Painting5. Soft Toys6. Artificial Flowers7. Wax Decoration8. Fancy Cushion Making10. Waterfall11. Jewellery making12. Zula Making13. Siramic Pot14. Rangoli Workshop
Salient Features of Our Computer Section
w Well furnished 4 computer labs with high configuration 125 computers.
w High speed broad band internet connectivity to all computers.w Affiliated with University of Pune, Tilak w Maharashtra University and M. K. C. L.w Different types of long term and short term courses conducted by
department.w Institute started 3 year Bachelor of Computer Application
programme from 2008.w About 1700 students are learning computer every year.
Computer courses
1. MS-CIT2. Certificate & Diploma Courses3. Certificate in Computerized
Accounting4. Primary School (Std. 1st to 4th)5. High School (Std. 5th to 10th)
Certificate Courses
1. MS-CIT2. MS-Office + Accounting3. Certificate in DTP4. Certificate Course in MS-Office5. Certificate Course in MS-Office & Tally6. Office Computing
Diploma Courses
1. MS-Office + Accounting2. Multimedia Computer Graphics3. Office Computing 4. Web Designing
Along with the above courses some skill oriented courses were started with a objective to give additional trainings along with the traditional programme.
Skill Development Courses
1. Entrepreneurship Programme 2. Radio Lekhan3. Orientation4. Workshop for students on Molecular Biology, Bioinformatics etc.5. Finishing course6. Internet training7. Sulekhan and Shudh lekhan8. Chemistry dept.-Home products9. Jam, Jelly, pickle Production- Botany
dept.10. Garland, Flower arrangements,
Hanging basket Making-Botany Dept.11. Self defense12. Soft Skill Development
Career Oriented CoursesCertificate, Diploma and Advanced Diploma in
1. Fashion Designing 2. Functional English3. Beauty and Wellness 4. Computerized Accounting5. Sericulture 6. Polyhouse Technology7. Food Processing 8. Computer Courses9. Child & Familly counselling
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FACILITIES :
Hostel
An important part of the infrastructure at the educational complex is the hostels. Well furnished and well- equipped hostels for girls and boys that can accommodate about 2000 students are provided on the campus. Strict discipline, safety and security arrangements, and reasonable fees have developed trust among parents from all over the State, Generator backup, treated water, communication center, recreation hall, medical and health facilities are important features of our hostels.
It may be noted that the hostel facility has significantly contributed to the growth of the college. Owing to the reputation of the hostel with its security the farmers in the surrounding villages have developed a profound trust in the College. There are farmers whose daughters could not have availed of collegiate education as their place of residence is a remote one or lacks easy accessibility and is difficult for commutation. Farmers are very keen on getting admission to their daughter to this girls college and its hostel. They just pay the fees and rest assured of the best education in the area. Recently as a social responsibilities Trust has started giving free food, accommodation and education to 100 girls every year.
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LibraryThe central library of Shardanagar was establishment in the year 1991. Since then library has made consistent progress in terms of our collection of books and the services provide. It is well equipped with growing number of books, Journals, Magazines, E-Resources. etc.
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News Paper Clipping File
Daily News Paper
Print Journal & Magazine
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Well equipped laboratories of Microbiology, Physics, Botany, Zoology, Chemistry, Home science, Geography, Psychology, Computer Science & Mathematics etc. are available with all the sophisticated instruments according to the syllabi.
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To enhance interactive, collaborative and independence learning the institution provides following supports to teachers -w LCD projectors are provided to all Departments. w Interactive Boards, Internet facility to all Departments.w INFLIBNET, e-books and online journals are subscribed by the institute.w Teacher Training programmes visits etc. organized.w Inter departmental workshops are organized.Language laboratory is established to enhance English learning by students.
Student-centric Teaching and Learning :
The institution supplements the following activities in teaching and learning process to make learning more effective and student centric :
w Seminar, book review, group discussion, preparing wall paper, collecting subject terminology, essay writing competition, elocution, quiz, survey, project work, interview techniques, personality development course, preparing for various competitive exams, and study tour.
w Students are encouraged to take part in different curricular and co-curricular activities like NSS, NCC, cultural programmes and to participate activities conducted by different colleges.
w The institution organizes soft skill development programme and finishing programme for B.A., B.Com., B.Sc. B.H.Sc. and BBA part III, orientation programme for B.A., B.Com., B.Sc. B.H.Sc. and BBA part I .
w Guest lectures of distinguished persons from different field are arranged for all students. The Quality Improvement Programme facility is availed by college for students regularly.
All above activities promote the students to acquire life skills, values, knowledge, management skills and lifelong learning.
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College has Insurance Scheme for its students at negligible amount. It is connected with University of Pune.
Student Safety Insurance Scheme
Special scholarships, free ships, earn and learn schemes have cheered several needy students in and around Baramati.
Karmaveer mess facility is made available to economically challenged students. The students are given free accommodation and mess facilities. Till now 656 girls have taken advantage of the scheme. In the year 2006, the topper in std XII was from Karmveer Mess. Earn and Learn Scheme is provided to 100 needy students every year.
Karmveer Scheme
Institute and College alongwith University provides this facility to more than 100 needy students every year.
Earn and Learn Scheme
STD booth, Xerox, Laundry, Fruit stall, Post box, Medical facility, Parking, Gymkhana, play ground, ambulance, Mini bank, suggestion box, daily newspaper, canteen etc.
Others facilities
The institute has developed Well equipped and vast sports complex with Gymnasium, Tennis Court, Multi sports hall, running track and other sports fields.
Sports Complex
Swayamsiddha is an unique activity to incultate leadership skills among women who can face the future challenges in life independently. It is a state level activity.
Swayamsiddha
Senior student take the responsibility of junior students and interact with them to make them comfer table in learning process.
Mentor - Mentee Scheme
Each Teacher is allotted 20/30 students and he/she becomes guardian of these students for the entire year to counsel them in their problems.
Teacher Parents Scheme
Excursions :
Students excursions regularly arranged to renown educational/research institutes, bio-diversity sites, eco heritage sites, historical places and places of social, economic, political importance.
Conferences, Seminars, Workshops :
College organizes regularly National, State and University level Conferences, Seminars, Workshops on various subjects along with expert’s lectures.
Sharda Kala & Krida Manch :
Parent institute’s this activity provides opportunities to participate in various sports and cultural activities.
Placement Cell :
Various compus interviews are organized to period the job opportunities for the students in venous field.
Competitive Exam. Forms :
Centre offers training and coaching for various competitive exams. Regular classes are also conducted for M.P.S.C., Banking, Railway exams.
Pre Recruitment Police Training :
One of the best practices opted by college which offers pre recruitment police training programme for girls. From every batch more than 90% students are recruited from this training programmes at various police stations throughout Maharashtra from every batch.
Soft Skill Development Programme :
College is pioneer in this programme in Pune University to train the trainees of various colleges. Through this we offer exhaustive soft skill development programme for the students to develop leadership and communicative skills in them.
Orientation Programme :
It is one of the unique and innovative programmes offered by college to first year students of all facilities. This programme is unique of its kind and started in first time in Maharashtra by this college. It intends to orient the students admitted in higher education system to college, various programmes, policies, library, laboratories, offices etc. It inspire the students to mould their career by setting goals and targets right time at the beginning of college life.
Ideal Student Programme :
College selects one ideal student every year and is awarded. Selection is based on overall development, achievements in sports and academic, participation in curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities alongwith individual performances and behavior in and out of the campus.
Environment Section :
Institutes environment section organizes trekkings, visits to forts, sanctuaries.
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National Cadet Corps (NCC)National Services Scheme (NSS)
w Intake capacity 30 students per year. Includes N.C.C. B & C certificate exams. having prospects in Army, Navy, Airforce as an officer.
w NCC inculcates qualities like patriotism, courage, morality, dicsipline, secularisism among the students.
w These virtues help the students to build up their all round personality.
w 20 to 30 cadets are selected for NCC unit in the college.
w NCC cadets get five marks grace in degree examination.
w The cadets who get B or C certificate in NCC get preference in the selction of Army, Navy and Airforce.
w NCC cadets get opportunity to participate ATC camp, All India summer training, leadership camp, Himalaya mountaineering camp, trekking camp, Republic day parade.
w These participation enhances thier leadership abilities .
w For further deatials contact Prof. Nangare P. D.
National Cadet Corps (NCC)
National Service Scheme (NSS)w Intake capacity 250 students (2 Units) – Senior &
Junior college (+2) units are independent and selects 250 students per year. Provides opportunity to participate in Pre R.D. and R.D. Parades, NIC Camps, Special Winter Camps etc. at National, State & University levels.
w There are two seperate units of NSS in senior and junior college.
w NSS activities create interest in social work and awareness of social issues among the students.
w 7 days winter camp in village provides first hand experience of rural life to the students.Some excellent students get an oppurtunity to participate in Republic day parade at Mumbai or Delhi.
w The students who complete two years in NSS along with the winter camp get certificate from the university.
w They also get 5 marks grace to pass their degree course .
w The NSS students can also participate in various state n national level camps.
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Various activities are organized by different departments regularly. Students can participate in various activities as per their interests.
Departmental Activities :
w Gandhi Mission Competitive Exam.
w Pre and Post Marriage Counseling Workshops.
w Psychological Tests.
w Microbiology Fair.
w Chem quiz, Botanical quiz, General knowledge quiz, Street Botanical quiz
w Tree search, Tree senses
w Exhibitions – Scientists, Medicinal plants, Innovation etc.
w Presentations - Today’s plant, Nil desperandun, Magnum opus, Locus classicus etc.
w Wall paper – Antarnad
w Blood Group detection & Hb checking and counseling
w Health check up and counseling
w Sulkehan Workshop
w Workshops – Bioinformatics, Hanging Basket Making, Flower Arrangements etc.
w Student Parliament
w Student Council
Research Priorities :
1. Sericulture
2. Synthesis and characterization of Bio Active Compounds
3. Bio-fertilizers
4. Soil Mycoecology
5. Plant Pathology and Physiology
6. Medicinal Plants
7. Antimicrobial activity
8. Enzyme Production, Purification & Characterization
Consultancy available :
1. Food, Health and Nutrition
2. Water, Milk, Blood, Soil testing
3. HB, Checking and Counseling
4. Plant Authentication
5. Plant Disease Diagnosis
6. Plantation and Landscaping
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Our Initiative Towards Environment
Ÿ Campus is BOTTLED WATER free zone and POLYTHENE BAG FREE zone.Ÿ Guests invited or visiting the campus are felicitated with tree plantlet tagged with its information on
environmental significance.Ÿ Travelling plans are shared and vehicles of institute are used accordingly on sharing basis.
Efforts for carbon neutrality
1. Staff and students are awared to reduce individual carbon foot prints.
2. No staff or students are using Single Use(one use disposable) pen and pencils.
3. Chalks and papers are used very carefully and user at their fullest extent.
4. Use of ecofriendly notebooks/ papers is in practice.
5. Students are motivated to use fullest of its extent of notebooks, pencils, toothbrushes, soaps, dresses, foot wares etc.
6. Vehicles are not allowed to pass-through campus.
7. Concept of Eco-procurement is in operation.8. Studying waste profile wastes are sorted first
into hazardous and non hazardous and then as solid and liquid.
9. One sided used papers are reused.10.Fully used news papers are also reused for
microbiological procedures by microbiology department.
11.No use of disposables is allowed.
12.During the experimentation used accessories such as equipments, glassware are repeatedly used after sterilization.
13.Disposable (except few) accessories are not procured.
14.Hazardous wastes such as chemicals, contaminants, pollutants are taken care off at source only.
15.Canteen/ Mess liquid wates transported to Biogas generating unit.
16.Solid wastes are classified as paper, plastic, glass and plant material and accordingly facilitated and taken care off.
17.Plant litter and waste is not burnt in the campus.18.Plant litter and other decomposable waste is
transported to vermicompost unit of the institute.
19.Toilet wastes are treated in septic tanks and then released in oxidation pond.
Biodiversity & Plantation (Phytodiversity)
1) Campus environment is maintained as Eco friendly possibly by all means. Variety of the measures are taken to maintain and prosper biodiversity within and outside the campus.
2) Bio diversity audit is conducted after every five years.
3) No one is allowed to smoke in the campus. Spitting, chewing of tobacco is strictly prohibited.
4) Plantation is also taken care of seriously. Wherever required chain link fencing has been installed.
5) While plantation maximum possible richness is considered in conservation point of view.
6) Phytodiversity maintained includes variety of herbs, shrubs, climbers and trees falling under category of ornamental, cultural and medicinal plants having exotic, recreational, aesthetic, religious and curing values records more than 1500 poulation including more than 125 species.
7) Tree census, tree search activity, naming of plants and displaying plant’s and bird’s information is routine practice.
8) Indigenous and locally adapted plants are also specifically planted to attract the different birds and to be safe food chain for them.
9) Water pots and bird feeders are installed on trees.
10) Campus buildings provides very safe and friendly niche for more than 200 piegeons.
11) Ecofriendly environment is housing naturally different reptiles including various types of snakes and domesticated two breeds of duck.
12) Artificial ground cover (Paving) also keeps enough slits to percololate the water to promote microbial diversity under.
13) Botanical demonstration area favours the natural growth including grasses, sedges, ephemerals as per the season.
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Junior College
Our Achievements Our Achievements
Academicw Miss Deokate Sanjiwani stood first in Child Development subject in HSC Board Examination (2015-16)
and bagged 1000 Rs. cash prizew Miss Tapare Anuradha secured 100 marks in.
Scholarshipsw 384 Students have got Government of India scholarship for BC Students (Rs. 762052)w 46 Students have got freeship of Rs.21134.w 206 Students have got Rajarshi Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj Merit Scholarship of Rs. 618,000.w 104 Students have got Government of Maharashtra open merit scholarship of Rs. 46,800.
Sportsw 165 Students participated in variety of sports competition from Taluka to National level and have won
several matches.w The baseball team won the match at state level for the first time in the history of collage.w One of the students from Kabbadi team is selected in Maharashtra Kabbadi team.w 5 students have participated in Kabbadi and baseball matches held in Telangana and Bilaspur on
National level.
Extra-curricular Activitiesw Miss Lankar Pratiksha stood first in Prathama (Marathi) Examination in Maharashtra state.w Miss Deokar Geeta (Hindi) and Miss Bhosale Neha (English) bagged first and second prize in elocution
competition held by Nehru Yuva Centre at Dist. levelw Miss Rane Tejaswini and Miss Ranaware Archi bagged first and second prize in Hindi Debate
Competition at state level.w Junior College held National Science Olympiad (N.S.O) examination in which all 98 students passed the
eaxmination Miss. Pisal K.S., Miss. Gaikwad S.G. and Miss. Gadekar Y.Y. got Gold, Silver and Bronze metal Respectively.
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COLLEGE STAFF
Prof. R. B. DeshmukhPrincipal (I/C)
Prof. A. S. KadamIncharge , Arts & Commerce
Prof. S. S. HonmuteVice Principal, Junior
Senior College Junior College
Marathi DepartmentDr. L. P. MahajanProf. J. R. Ghodake
Hindi DepartmentProf. V. V. Chandane
English DepartmentProf. P. S. Jadhav
History DepartmentDr. D. A. More
Geography DepartmentDr. B. P. GodaseProf. M.S. Nimbalkar
Politics DepartmentProf. A. S. KadamDr. R. S. Survase
Economics DepartmentDr. M. U. Mulani
Sociology DepartmentProf. V. P. Gaikwad
Psychology DepartmentDr. M. R. Nimbalkar
Physics DepartmentProf. S. N. Belpatre
Commerce DepartmentProf. R. N. KambleDr. A. R. Mungi
Botany DepartmentProf. R. B. Deshmukh Dr. B. M. SakdeoDr. A. S. Sonavane
Chemistry DepartmentDr. P. E. MoreProf. M. K. PatilProf. N. S. ShindeDr. R. P. DhokDr. S. L. Khilare
Microbiology DepartmentProf. R. J. MaratheProf. P. V. JadhavDr. S. V. MahamuniProf. S. S. Dange
Zoology DepartmentDr. V. B. KhyadeDr. U. S. Ghantalu
Mathematics DepartmentProf. H. V. Wanave
Physical DirectorProf. R. B. Deshmukh
LibrarianProf. R. S. Lohakare
Marathi DepartmentProf. J. R. Joshi
Hindi DepartmentProf. M. P. Kulkarni
English DepartmentProf. S. S. KulkarniProf. N. R. Zagade
History DepartmentDr. D. A. More
Geography DepartmentProf. Y. B. Dumbare
Politics DepartmentProf. N. M. Ghadage
Economics DepartmentProf. G. H. Dhanave
Sociology DepartmentProf. V. P. Gaikwad
Commerce DepartmentProf. A. R. GujarProf. J. M. Ballal
Physics DepartmentProf. S. S. HonmuteProf. A. D. PatilProf. Y. V. ChavanProf. D. C. Pawar
Chemistry DepartmentProf. S. P. MohiteProf. B. G. ShindeProf. N. R. LokhandeProf. S. R. Bhadane
Biology DepartmentProf. V. D. ShindeProf. N. H. BhiseProf. S. S. ManeProf. K. C. Gaikwad
Agri. Sci. & Tech. Dept.Prof. M. K. Kharat
Mathematics Dept.Prof. P. R. Ingale
Physical DepartmentProf. P. D. Nangare
Horticulture (MCVC)Prof. S. C. ParbatProf. M. B. Kamble
Non Teaching Staff
S. M. TawareOffice Incharge
Rajkumar Gaikwad
Sou. S. V. Bhosale
S. B. Gaikwad
D. S. Kharade
N. S. Bhagwat
S. T. Mane
R. D. Randive
S. M. Valkunde
R. S. Gaikwad
S. S. Inamdar
Y. R. Sonawane
V. P. Pharande
B. A. Hake
P. C. Chavan
M. V. Sonar
A. P. Pansare
S. M. Gurav
D. S. Jagtap
A. R. Kamble
S. G. Anpat
A. B. Pawar
N. G. Khot
V. R. Bodre
S. S. Bhosale
S. D. Borate
J. S. Inamdar
R. D. Jadhav
N. N. Chavan
S. J. Taware
T. A. SayyadA. D. Dawkhar
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College Of Agriculture & Allied Science
Name of course/DegreeIntake
Capacity Duration Eligibility
th th11 & 12 Science for Boys & Girls H.S.C. BoardCrop Science (200 Marks) / Crop Production (100 Marks) / General Groups
Bsc. (Agri.) Regular
(Affiliated to Mahatma Phule Agriculture University, Rahuri)
International levelB.Sc. (Agri.)(3+1)*(Affiliated to Mahatma Phule Agriculture University, Rahuri & Van Hall Larenstein University, Netherlands)
Bachelor Degree in Agri. Business managementB.B.A. (Agri.) Regular(Affiliated to Mahatma Phule Agriculture University, Rahuri)
International Bachelor Degree in Agri. Business ManagmentB.B.A. (Agri.) 2+2**(Affiliated to Mahatma Phule Agriculture University, Rahuri & Van Hall Larenstein University, Netherland)
Bachelor Degree in Animal HusbandryB.Sc. (Animal Husbandry) Regular(Affiliated to Mahatma Phule Agriculture University, Rahuri)
International Bachelor Degree in Agri. Business ManagmentB.Sc. (Animal Husbandry) 2+2**(Affiliated to Mahatma Phule Agriculture University, Rahuri & Van Hall Larenstein University, Netherland)
160
90
30
30
10
24
60
2 Year
4 Year
1 Year
3 Year
4 Year
4 Year
4 Year
4 Year
4 Year
4 Year
th10 Pass
th12 Science Pass(Phy., Chem., Bio.)
th12 Science Pass(Phy., Chem., Bio.)
th12 Science Pass(Phy., Chem., Bio. / Phy., Che., Math)
th12 Science Pass(Phy., Chem., Bio. / Phy., Che., Math)
th12 Science Pass(Phy., Chem., Bio.)
th12 Science Pass(Phy., Chem., Bio.)
Agri. Polytechnic(Affiliated to Mahatma Phule Agriculture University, Rahuri)
B. Sc. (Agri.)(Affiliated to Yashwantro Chavan Open University, Nashik)
Gardner Training Course(Affiliated to Mahatma Phule Agriculture University, Rahuri)
60
180
40
th th 10 Pass /12 Pass(Phy., Chem., Bio.)
th9 Pass/th10 Pass, Fail
th12 Pass, Fail/Agri. Diploma/
Gardner Training
Features -
Ÿ Well qualified staff having International ExposureŸ Competence Based Education SystemŸ Guidance Through foreign expertsŸ Competitive exam classesŸ Career oriented guidanceŸ Practical work in units like Nursery, Polyhouse, Bio-fertilizer, Dairy, Goat etc.Ÿ Hostel & Mess ()Boy & Girls Facility with internet
Note - 3+1* First three years in Baramati & Last one Year at Netherlands 2+2* First two years in Baramati & Last two Year at Netherlands
