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Bhaskar Pandurang Hivale Education Society's
AHMEDNAGAR COLLEGEAHMEDNAGAR
1. Introduction 2
2. Mission Statement 4
3. Contact Details 5
4. Principal�s Note 6
5. Admission Guidelines 7
6. Fee Details 12
7. Academic Programmes 21
8. Discipline and Code of Conduct 39
9. Examination Guidelines 42
10. Library 44
11. College Facilities 45
12. Prizes 48
13. Feedback Form 51
14. Alumini Association 52
11. College Administrative Committees 53
15. Faculty Details 54
16. Application form for Admission
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Ahmednagar College, the first and the oldest institution of higher education inAhmednagar District, has always been a pioneer in the fields of research andeducation. A premier institution of learning for traditional as well as new-age subjects,the name of the College is synonymous with quality education. It is a college foundedby a visionary, Dr. Bhaskar Pandurang Hivale, and built by committed and eminenteducators, Dr. Thomas Barnabas and Rev. Prof. Joseph Barnabas.
The motto of the College, Not Things, But Men, highlights the unwaveringdedication of the College to the ideals of building personalities. We strive to impartcutting-edge knowledge grounded in values, pertinent skills in relevant fields and ahealthy enthusiasm for constructive work. Because, since its inception, our institutionhas believed that tomorrow should be better. In moulding the all round personality ofthe students, we are committed to this idea of creating bright young minds that arefully capable, willing and well-equipped.
The excellence of the College is attested to by the fact that students from allparts of India come here to study - from north to south and from west to east. It isalso significant that having studied in Ahmednagar College, many then scatter acrossthe globe. The quality of the education imparted in the College is also certified byNational Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), Bangalore, which has awardedAhmednagar College with an 'A' grade. The NAAC committee has commended theCollege for the quality of education provided, for student support and welfareprogrammes, for excellence in research and academic activities, for the sound andenthusiastic Management and for the harmonious atmosphere on the campus. Furtherrecommendation has come also from the University of Pune in the form of the 'BestCollege Award.'
Ahmednagar College in its main campus runs a host of academic programmesstarting from XI to PhD in various subjects. The courses offered in the College arerecognized by the Maharashtra HSC board, University of Pune and other competentbodies. Ahmednagar College is the study centre for YCMOU degree courses in Artsand Commerce including a course in Journalism. The College also runs RemedialCoaching Classes for SC/ST and Minority students. There are many co-curricular andextra-curricular activities that the College enables the students to take part in. We havea well-equipped gymkhana and sports department, a theatre unit, a rock band, a hobbycentre, among others. We encourage our students to make the best use of the availablefacilities such as : placement cell, personality development and counselling cell,competitive examination cell and cultural activity centre.
INTRODUCTION
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Ahmednagar College Library is well known for its rich resources that becomericher each year. The Library has (men's and women's) reading halls, a conferencehall, newspaper and magazine section, museum, rare books section, journals section,reference books section and audio-video collection. The Library organizes variousexhibitions to enhance students' exposure to the latest available information andknowledge in various fields.
The College has a highly qualified teaching faculty who are committed toteaching as well as research. Many members of the teaching faculty have completed theirPhD or MPhil and some are research guides. The College has research centres in Physics,Zoology, Geography, Commerce, and Marathi. More than hundred students are completingtheir doctoral research under various research guides from the College. The members ofthe faculty are also involved in major and minor research projects sponsored by suchprestigious national bodies as ISRO, UGC, CSIR, DST, as also BCUD, University ofPune. The College also has collaboration with other research institutions. A prestigiousone among them is the tie up between the Chronobiology laboratory of Dr. D. S. Joshiof our College and the University of Regensburgh, Germany. The quality of the researchunderway in the College may be gauged by the fact that many of our teachers havepublished their research findings in reputed national and international journals. Some ofour teachers have written textbooks and reference books. Many are on various academicand administrative bodies of various Universities including Senate, Academic Council,and Board of Studies.
The College has excellent infrastructure for both learning and living. We havewell equipped laboratories, conference halls, syndicate room, independent set up forresearch centres, large classrooms and a large computer lab. The playgrounds are spacious.There are hostels for men and women students, mess facilities, common rooms, healthcentre, extension counter of bank and consumer stores.
To the north of the main campus are located the ISWR and IMSCDR, sisterinstitutes of the College offering courses in Social Work, Communications, Managementand Computers. The College is the sole training centre in the Western Region for NSSofficers. The College has the base of the 17th Battalion of the NCC.
A dream sown at the dawn of independence in India has grown into amagnificent tree in its six decades of progress. Headed by Dr. R. J. Barnabas as thePrincipal since November 2005, the College has re-dedicated itself to quality highereducation and unalloyed service to the society. Alert to the fast changing scenario inboth education and the job market, under the command of its youthful and energeticPrincipal, the College is pushing open new avenues in the manner, nature and contentof the education provided. New horizons unfold as the College leads its new generation
of students into new areas of knowledge.
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Ahmednagar College is committed to
providing equal opportunity for quality
education to students of diverse
backgrounds, developing in them
intellectual curiosity and devotion to
knowledge, empowering them with the
resources of their own and other cul-
tures and inspiring them to serve
mankind and become responsible
citizens of India and the World.
MISSION STATEMENT
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Contact Details
Principal% : 0241-2359571 Ext. 242
Registrar% : 0241-2354162 Ext. 234
Vice Principal - Senior College% : 0241-2354162 Ext. 236
Vice Principal - Junior College% : 0241-2354162 Ext. 232
Chief Rector% : 0241-2354162 Ext. 244
Fax No. 0241-2322415
E-mail : [email protected]
Website : www.aca.edu.in
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Principal�s NoteEducation is a responsibility of the highest order. Educators have to all along
bear in mind that the future of a person, a family, the society and the nation depend on
their daily work. Hence, nobility of vision and proven dedication to the cause are the
qualities of foremost importance in an educational institution. We at Ahmednagar College
believe in this and are committed to providing education that is empowering for the
learners, not only with respect to their career but also their life.
The assurance of such value is in the number and nature of academic programs,
in the quality and commitment of the teaching staff, in the long and continuing
achievements of the College, and in the rich and modern learning resources.
The College proudly provides the students an educational milieu that is
cosmopolitan as well as friendly; that has a glorious history as well as a global vision;
that instills the spirit of cut-throat competition as well as genuine cooperation.
Ahmednagar College is known for its long-standing dedication to quality
education. The passion for serving the cause of education has remained undiminished in
this six-decade old institution. Keeping pace with the fast-changing professional
environment and expanding scholarship, the various arms of Ahmednagar College strive
constantly to improve both the form and content of education.
Education in Ahmednagar College has an international focus. We ensure the
availability of the latest resources of knowledge. We ensure access to the latest courses
and teaching-learning methods. The College has international collaborations facilitating
student exchange programs. The teaching faculty are highly qualified and are engaged in
research projects which are supported by such reputed organizations as Department of
Science and Technology, CSIR, ISRO, UGC and Ministry of Environment, etc. In both
curricular and extra-curricular matters, students have a range of options.
I would like to assure all prospective students that Ahmednagar College will
make a difference in their life. Because, we believe that our College is the cradle for the
makers of tomorrow. I welcome you on an enriching voyage to self-discovery and
fulfillment in our College.
May God bless this great institution of ours.
Dr. R J Barnabas
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Admission Guidelines
Students will be admitted on merit and as per the norms laid down by the
HSC Board, Government and the College Management. The Principal reserves the
right to amend or modify the guidelines regarding admissions as and when
modifications are received from different authorities and the Management. Parents and
students are requested to go through the guidelines and admission notification put up
on notice boards before seeking admission to the College. 50% seats are reserved for
students belonging to the Christian Minority. Differently-abled students are given
admission to academic programms & hostel on prefrential basis. Concessions in
admission fees, scholarships & other facilities are also available to the differently-abled
students.
Junior College - F.Y.J.C.A student who has passed the S.S.C. [Std. X] examination conducted by
Maharashtra State Board of Secondary & Higher Secondary Education or any other
examination recognized as equivalent hereto by the Board is eligible for admission to
the F.Y.J.C. [Std. XI] Class.
The College will admit a student, who has passed the examination other than
that conducted by Maharashtra state Board of Secondary & Higher Secondary Education,
provisionally. Such students should contact the College office immediately for guidance
in securing eligibility, migration certificate and confirmation from the H.S.C. Board,
Pune.
Those students who have secured a place on the S.S.C. merit list will be
admitted directly to the F.Y.J.C. class. Parents can contact Dr. R. J. Barnabas,
Principal, for admission and Dr. B. P. Hivale scholarship.
Forms will be issued and accepted as per the schedule notified on the
College Notice Board. There are separate counters for different faculties [Arts, Science
and Commerce] and parents /students should submit their admission documents at the
respective counters.
Students should bring the following documents along with the application form :
a] Original SSC /equivalent mark-sheet and its four true copies
b] Original School Leaving Certificate along with its four true copies
c] Caste Certificate in the original and its true copy
d] Migration Certificate
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e] True copies of the certificates of sports /games and cultural activities.
f] True copy of Ration Card, in case of girl students seeking fee concessions
g] One passport size photograph on application form for admission and four additional
passport size photographs
Students whose names appear on the merit list for admission must complete
the admission formalities by paying the fees and submitting their required documents
as per the time and schedule notified, FAILING WHICH THEIR CLAIM FOR
ADMISSION WILL STAND FORFEITED.
● Cancellation of provisonal admission will result in the deduction of a sum of
Rs. 300/- which is being charged as processing fee.
● Any other requirement will be notified on the College Notice Board.
● Parents / Students may contact designated teachers who are available for
HELP at the time of admission for filling up the forms. All parents and
students are requested to read the College Notice Board before
filling in and submitting the forms.
● All admissions are provisional until confirmed by the appropriate authority.
● Those who desire to get leave travel concession [long journey by railway, air, bus]
should write their hometown address in the admission form, failing which no
application for long journey concession will be entertained.
● The College Office will not entertain any application or request for the seats
reserved by the Management.
● Students of F.Y.J.C. Science desiring to get Electronics, Technical and IT
should fill up a separate application form along with a Xerox copy of their
S.S.C. Mark-sheet after completion of FYJC admission. Admission will be
strictly on merit basis.
● Electronics / IT is a non-grant course. The students will have to pay the
course fees separately besides regular fees.
● All the FYJC students are requested to ensure their medical fitness by getting
themselves examined by their family doctor and produce fitness certificate
before taking admission.
● UNIFORM is compulsory for Junior College students.
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Senior College
Undergraduate1. F.Y.B.A. / B.Com. / B.Sc. admissions will be as per the directions issued by the
University /Govt. and the Management from time to time.
2. A student to be eligible for the First year of degree courses must have passed the
H.S.C. examination conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Higher Secondary
Education or an examination recognized as equivalent with subjects as may be
specified by the University in Arts, Commerce and Science streams.
3. Students of other Boards should submit Transfer Certificate, Migration Certificate
and Statement of Marks in the original along with true copies at the time of admis-
sion.
The following documents are necessary while taking admissions.
a] Original Mark-sheet
b] Original School Leaving Certificate
c] Original Caste Certificate
d] True copies of certificates of Sports, Games and Cultural activities
e] Original Certificate of transfer for defence personnel and others
f] Six passport size photographs
h] Other requirements will be notified on the notice board
Students from other colleges seeking admission should bring a No-Objection
Certificate from the Principal concerned. The admission will be confirmed only on
receipt of the T.C. from their previous colleges.
Students who have passed prior to March 2010 and seeking admission to
FYBA/B.Com./B.Sc./B.Sc. Computer Science should produce a Gap Certificate at the
time of admission.
All admissions are provisional until confirmed by the University, Government
and the Management.
Postgraduate1] Post Graduate admission will commence after the declaration of TY results.
2] Original Mark-sheet, T.C., Migration Certificate are essential while taking admission
to M.A. /M.Com./ M.Sc.
3] Admission will be given strictly on merit basis.
4] Entrance Examination will be conducted for all P.G. Science Courses.
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ResearchAfter completing the requirements as per the norms of the University of Pune,
aspiring research students have to appear for an interview at the respective research
centre in the college.
Students may contact the concerned department for further details.
Senior CollegeUG. - Grantable
S.N.
1 F.Y.B.A. 4 120 4802 F.Y.B.Com. 2 120 2403 F.Y.B.Sc. 2 120 240
TotalIntake PerDivision
DivisionsClass & Streams
1 FYBCS 2 80 1602 FYBCA 2 80 1603 FYBBA 2 80 1604 FYBSc Biotechnology 1 40 40
UG. - Non-Grantable
S.N. TotalIntake PerDivision
DivisionsClass & Streams
Total sanctioned intake
Junior CollegeClass: XI
S.N. TotalIntake PerDivision
DivisionsClass & Streams
1. 11th Science 3 120 3602. 11th Science (Non-grant) 1 120 1203. 11th Commerce 2 120 2404. 11th Arts 2 120 240
S.N. TotalIntake PerDivision
DivisionsClass & Streams
1. 12th Science 3 120 3602. 12th Science (Non-grant) 1 120 1203. 12th Commerce 2 120 2404. 12th Arts 2 120 240
Class: XII
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PG - Grantable
Sr.No. Class and Stream Divisions Intake Intakepart I part II
MA1 English2 Marathi3 Hindi 1 60 60
HistoryPolitical ScienceEconomics MCom
4 Cost Accounting 1 60 60 MSc
6 Physics7 Zoology8 Biochemistry
9 Organic Chemistry
PG - Non-Grantable
Sr.No. Class and Stream Divisions Intake Intakepart I part II
MA1 Psychology
Sociology
MCom2 Business Administration
MSc3 Microbiology
4 Botany
Drug Chemistry
Biotechnology
Geography
M.C.A.
M.C.S.
1 20 20[4 Non-grant] [4 Non-grant]
1 60 60
1 40 40
1 24 24
1 40 40
2 60 60
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Fee Details
Name of the Head XI XII
01 Admission Fee 16 ----02 Tution Fees 192 21603 Term Fees 32 3604 Laboratory Fees 70 7005 Exam /Tutorial 150 15006 Library Deposit (only for XI Std) 50 ----07 Lab. Deposit (only for XI Std) 50 ---08 Int. Exam. Fees 100 10009 Magazine Fees 40 4010 H.S.C. Other Board Eligibility Fees 300 300
S.N.
Fees and Other Details
G Students entitled to Fee concession (e.g. EBC, PTC/ Freedom Fighters Children, BCetc) should submit fresh application forms every year to the office. They are advisedto read the notices displayed on different notice boards from time to time.
G Under-Graduate students of B.C./ EBC/ Wards of Primary Teachers /FreedomFighters /Service Personnel etc. should pay Welfare Fund Contribution, Deposit andEligibility fees as indicated at the time of admission.
G Post Graduate Students from categories BC / EBC / Wards of Primary Teachers /Freedom Fighters / Service Personnel etc. should pay laboratory fees, Gymkhana fee,Welfare Fund Contribution, Deposit and Eligibility fees as indicated at the time of ad-mission.
G Eligibility Fees : a] Students who pass XII Std. from Maharashtra State Board Rs. 50/-b] Students who pass from other States Rs. 120/-. The same applies to P.G. students.
G A student admitted to the College shall be issued an identity card from the office. He/she should submit 4 passport size photographs and fee receipt in the Office beforethe notified date. Defaulters will be fined. For a duplicate identity card, a student willhave to pay Rs. 100/- towards service charges.
G Fees will not be returned for any of the non-grant courses after the cancellation ofadmission.
Junior College
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Fees & Caution Money to be paid at the time of Admission (2011-12) Fees for PAYING (U.G.) StudentsRef. : Pune University Order 225/15-01-2010/PGS/7852
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20 800 100 100 100 10 0 30 50 20 0 0 0 30 125 50 200 0 10 50 25 1720
20 800 100 100 100 10 0 30 50 20 0 0 125 30 125 50 200 0 10 50 25 1845
20 960 100 100 100 10 0 30 50 20 0 0 0 30 125 50 0 0 10 50 25 1680
20 960 100 100 100 10 0 30 50 20 0 0 125 30 125 50 0 0 10 50 25 1805
20 800 100 100 100 10 100 30 50 20 30 200 40 30 125 50 0 100 10 50 25 1990
20 800 100 100 100 10 0 30 50 20 0 0 80 30 125 50 200 100 10 50 25 1900
20 960 100 100 100 10 0 30 50 20 0 0 144 30 125 50 0 100 10 50 25 1924
20 800 100 100 100 10 100 30 50 20 30 500 125 30 125 50 0 0 10 50 25 2275
20 800 100 100 100 10 0 30 50 20 0 0 125 30 125 50 200 0 10 50 25 1845
20 960 100 100 100 10 0 30 50 20 0 0 150 30 125 50 0 0 10 50 25 1830
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F.Y.B.Com
S.Y.B.Com
T.Y.B.Com
F.Y.B.Sc.
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Note : 1] Students from states other than Maharashtra shall be charged double the tution fees and laboratory fees.2] Foreign students shall be charged five times the tuition fees and laboratory fees.3] Students from states other than Maharashtra shall be charged 300/- for eligibility fees4] Subject to change as per University / Government rules.
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Fees & Caution Money to be paid at the time of Admission (2011-12)Fees for EBC / PTW/ STW/ EX-SMAN / S.P./ F.F. / S.B.C. (U.G.) (Aided Courses)
Ref. : Pune University Order 225/15-01-2010/PGS/7852
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20 160 100 100 100 10 0 30 50 20 0 0 25 30 125 50 200 0 10 50 25 1105
20 160 100 100 100 10 0 30 50 20 0 0 0 30 125 50 0 0 10 50 25 880
20 160 100 100 100 10 0 30 50 20 0 0 25 30 125 50 0 0 10 50 25 905
20 160 100 100 100 10 100 30 50 20 30 200 40 30 125 50 0 100 10 50 25 1350
20 160 100 100 100 10 0 30 50 20 0 0 80 30 125 50 200 100 10 50 25 1260
20 160 100 100 100 10 0 30 50 20 0 0 144 30 125 50 0 100 10 50 25 1124
20 160 100 100 100 10 100 30 50 20 30 500 25 30 125 50 0 0 10 50 25 1535
20 160 100 100 100 10 0 30 50 20 0 0 25 30 125 50 200 0 10 50 25 1105
20 960 100 100 100 10 0 30 50 20 0 0 150 30 125 50 0 0 10 50 25 905
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T.Y.B.A.
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F.Y.B.Com
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Fees & Caution Money to be paid at the time of Admission (2011-12)EBC / PTW / STW / EX-S-MAN / Children of Jawan Students (Aided Course)
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For the following categories of rooms fees in addition to Rs. 1300/- are charged as follows :
Main Building fees 2500 2200 2000 -
J Block fess 4000 3700 3500 -
New Block fees --- 3500 --- -
Delux Fees --- --- 5000 -
P.G. Girl Hostel fees 5400 --- 5000 -
10700 8700 - 6700Super Delux Block fees
GENTS' HOSTEL
Particulars Single Double Triple P.G. Hostel No.Room Room Room 2 and 4
Admission 150 150 150 150 150
Deposit 100 100 100 100 100
Amenities 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
Medical Fees 50 50 50 50 50
Hostel Fees 2700 2500 2000 4500 3500
Annex Hostel --- --- 500 --- ---
TOTAL 4000 3800 3300 5800 4800
LADIES' HOSTEL
Single Double ThreeAdmission Fees 150 150 150Deposit 100 100 100Amenities 1000 1000 1000Medical Fees 50 50 50Main Building 2500 2200 2000J Block 4000 3700 3500New Block --- 3500 ---Delux --- --- 5000New Ladies' Hostel 5400 --- 5000
HOSTEL FEES
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Academic Programmes
Junior College
Science Stream :
Sr.No. Subjects01 English02 Marathi /Hindi /Urdu/ French/ I.T./ Elect /Tech.03 Physics04 Chemistry05 Biology /Elect /Tech./Defence Studies06 Mathematics / Psychology
# Sr. No. 2 Select any one subject.# Sr. No. 5 Select any one subject.# Sr. No. 6 Select any one subject.# Medium of Instruction : English# Other subjects :
1. Information Technology (60 Seats) Optional to the second language2. Electrionics (50 Seats) Optional to the second language & Biology3. Technical (20 Seats) Optional to the second language & Biology4. Defence Studies (60 Seats) Optional to Biology
# Those who want to offer I.T. /Electronics /Technical/Defence Studies have to applyseparately and selection will be done on merit basis.
Commerce Stream : Sr.No. Subjects
01 English02 Marathi / Hindi / Urdu / French / I.T.03 Economics04 Book-keeping & Accountancy05 Organisation of Commerce & Management06 Secretarial Practice / Co-operation
# Sr. No. 2 Select any one Subject.# Sr. No. 6 Any one will be given on merit basis.# Medium of instruction : English and Marathi# Those who want to offer Information Technology have to apply seperately and selectionwill be done on merit basis.
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Arts Stream : Sr.No. Subjects
01 English
02 Marathi /Hindi /Urdu /French
03 Psychology/ Music Theory
04 Geography/ Music Practical
05 Economics / Political Science
06 History /Sociology
# Sr.No. 2 Select any one language
# For Marathi Medium : Sr.No. 5 Select any one subject.
Sr.No. 6 Select any one subject.
# For English Medium : Economics and History subjects are compulsory.
# History and Development of Indian Music :
This subject is optional to Psychology and Geography and has 200 marks.
Senior College
Undergraduate
Class Group Subject
F.Y.B.A. A.................. Compulsory EnglishB.................. Marathi / Urdu / Opt. English / HindiC.................. Economics / GeographyD.................. Politics / PsychologyE.................. History / Sociology
A student has to offer six subjects in all.Group A :- is CompulsoryGroup B :- A student has to offer two subject from this group.Group C D E :- A student has to offer any one subject from each group.
F.Y.B.COM. :Compulsory Group : 1. Functional English
2. Accountancy (Practical)3. Business Economics4. Com. Mathematics & Statistics5. Marketing and Salesmanship
Optional Group : 6. Commercial Geography OR Banking and Finance
Modern Indian Language : 7. Add. English /Marathi /Hindi / Urdu
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F.Y.B.Sc. :Select any one Subject Group Combination
1. Group I Physics / Chemistry / Maths / Stats.2. II Physics / Chemistry / Botany / Zoology3. III Chemistry / Botany / Zoology / Microbiology4. IV Chemistry / Botany / Microbiology / Bio-Technology5. V Chemistry / Botany / Zoology / Bio-Technology
S.Y.B.A. : Students shall offer in all six subjects only.
1. Compulsory English One
2. One paper each at General level of3 Subject chosen from 5 subjects offered Generalfrom the Group BCDE at F.Y.B.A. Level 3
3. Two Papers at special level of a subject chosenat a special subject out of 3 Spl Isubjects offered at General Level Spl II
S.Y.B.Com. : Students can offer in all six subjects only.Compulsory Group1. Business Management 2. Corporate Accounting3. Business Economics (Macro) 4. Corporate Law5. Business Communication (Practical)
Optional Group : Special Paper : I6. a] Costing - Taxation Law (Practical) OR b] BusinessAdministration (Practical)
S.Y.B.Sc : Students can select any one combination1. English / Marathi [any one] 2. Chemistry / Mathematics / Statistics3. Physics / Chemistry / Mathematics 4. Chemistry / Botany / Microbiology5. Chemistry / Zoology / Physics 6. Physics / Mathematics / Statistics7. Chemistry / Botany / Zoology 8. Zoology / Botany / Microbiology9. Chemistry / Botany / Physics 10. Chemistry / Botany / Biotechnology11. Chemistry / Zoology / Biotechnology 12. Chemistry/Microbiology/ BiotechnologyFor Biotechnology subject combination, contact the Registrar.
All the subjects and papers are compulsory.
T.Y.B.A. : Students can offer six subjects only.1. Compulsory English one2. One paper each at General level of 3 subjects offered in S.Y.B.A. General3. Two Papers at special level of a subject Spl III chosen as a special subject in S.Y.B.A. Spl. IV
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T.Y.B.Com. : Students can offer in all six subjects only.Compulsory Group :
1. Regulatory Law2. Advanced Accountancy3. Indian and Global Economics Development4. Business Taxation and Auditing5. Special Paper II & III Business Administration (Practical), Costing Tax Law Procedure (Practical)
Subjects carrying practicals :There will be practicals and practical examination of 20 Marks for the Practical subjects.
T.Y.B.Sc. : A student can select any one subject.1. Botany 2. Chemistry 3. Mathematics 4. Physics5. Microbiology 6. Statistics 7. Zoology
Postgraduate Courses
ARTS COMMERCE SCIENCE
English M.Com. in Cost Accounting BiochemistryHindi Org. ChemistryMarathi PhysicsEconomics ZoologyPolitics M.Com. Adminstration BotanyHistory MicrobiologyPsycology Drug ChemistrySociologyGeography
Requirement for Admission to the First Yeara) College admission form / prospectusb) Original Mark Sheet of XIIthc) Four Xerox copies of XIIth Mark Sheet (attested)d) Original Junior College Leaving Certificatee) Four Xerox copies of Leaving Certificate (attested)f) Affidavit Certificate for students who have a gap in educationg) Eligibility Formh) Six Passport size photographs
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CODE SUBJECT NAME
1014 Compulsory English1024 Marathi gen. paper1074 Urdu gen. paper1094 Hindi gen. paper1154 Economics gen. paper1164 Politics gen. paper1174 History gen. paper1204 Geography gen. paper1224 Psychology gen. paper1334 Opt. English gen. paper1374 Sociology gen. paper
Code List for F.Y. / S.Y. / T.Y.B.AF.Y.B.A.
CODE SUBJECT NAME
2011 Compulsory English2021 Marathi gen. paper-I2022 Marathi spl. paper-I2023 Marathi spl. paper-II2071 Urdu gen. paper-I2091 Hindi gen. paper-I2092 Hindi spl. paper-I2093 Hindi spl. paper-II2151 Economics gen. paper-I2152 Economics spl. paper-I2153 Economics spl. paper-II2161 Politics gen. paper-I2162 Politics spl. paper-I2163 Politics spl. paper-II2171 History gen. paper-I
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CODE SUBJECT NAME
F.Y.B.Com.
1111 Functional English [T]1112 Functional English [O]1121 Financial Accounting [T]1122 Financial Accounting [P]1131 Business Economics1141 Mathematics & Statistics1251 Marketing & Salesmanship1311 Commercial Geography1341 Banking & Finance1511 Additional English1521 Marathi1541 Hindi1591 Urdu
CODE SUBJECT NAME
2172 History spl. paper-I2173 History spl. paper-II2201 Geography gen. paper-I2202 Geography spl. paper-I2203 Geography spl. paper-II2221 Psychology gen. paper-I2222 Psychology spl. paper-I2223 Psychology spl. paper-II2331 Opt. English gen. paper-I2332 Opt. English spl. paper-I2333 Opt. English spl. paper-II2371 Sociology gen. paper-I2372 Sociology spl. paper-I2373 Sociology spl. paper-II
S.Y.B.Com.
2117 Business Communication [T]2118 Business Communication [P]2127 Corporate Accounting2137 Business Economics (micro)2147 Business Management2157 Corporate Law
2217 Business Administraton-I [T]2218 Business Administration-I [P]2237 Cost & Works Accounting-I [T]2238 Cost & Works Accounting-I [P]2777 Environmental Awarness
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3011 Compulsory English3021 Marathi gen. paper-II3022 Marathi spl. paper-II3033 MaRathi spl. paper-III3071 Urdu gen. paper-II3091 Hindi gen. paper-II3092 Hindi spl. paper-II3093 Hindi spl. paper-III3151 Economics gen. paper-II3152 Economics spl. paper-II3153 Economics spl. paper-III3161 Politics gen. paper-II3162 Politics spl. paper-II3163 Politics spl. paper-III3171 History gen. paper-II3172 History spl. paper-II
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3173 History spl. paper-III3301 Geography gen. paper-II3302 Geography spl. paper-II3303 Geography spl. paper-III3331 Psychology gen. paper-II3222 Psychology spl. paper-II3223 Psychology spl. paper-III3331 Opt. English gen. paper-II3332 Opt. English spl. paper-II3333 Opt. English spl. paper-III3371 Sociology gen. paper-II3372 Sociology spl. paper-II3373 Sociology spl. paper-III3851 Functional English-V3852 Functional English-VI
T.Y.B.Com.
3117 Business Regulatory Framework(M.Law)
3127 Advance Accounting3137 Indian Global Economics Development3157 Auditing & Taxation [T]3158 Auditing & Taxation [P]3215 Business Administration-II [T]3216 Business Administration-II [P]3217 Business Administration-III [T]
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3218 Business Administration-III [P]3235 Cost & Works Accounting-II [T]3236 Cost & Works Accounting-II [P]3237 Cost & Works Accounting-III [T]3238 Cost & Works Accounting-III [P]3275 Marketing Management-II [T]3276 Marketing Management-II [P]3277 Marketing Management-III [T]3278 Marketing Management-III [P]
Semester 1Comp. LearnBusiness AccountingTally BasicsCompany &Business LawProject
Semester 2Direct TaxationIndirect TaxationTally AdvanceTaxation SoftwaresProject
Semester 3Banking, Investment &InsuranceCosting & ManagementTechniquesInventory &Logistics ManagementAuditingLive Project & Industry Visit
Software IncludedTally-ERPComp. TaxComp. TDSComp. ServeComp. FormsExcise Udyog[Manufacturing]Excise Udyog [Trading]Nirtat TankhwahOnline Overview of MAC-21
National Institute of Finanace and Accounts & Ahmednagar CollegeCourse - Certified Professional Computer Account [CPCA]Duration - 12 MonthsEligibility - Undergraduate student from any streamContact Person - Ms. Sharmilla Hanbarhatty , Phone No. 9823394307, 9730152064Course Fee - Rs. 36650/- [Installment Facility Available]
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Non-grant Courses
1. Computer Science
F.Y.B.C.S. [Computer Science] :Course No. 11111 Introduction to Programming & 'C' ProgrammingCourse No. 11112 File Organization & Fundamental Of DatabaseCourse No. 11113 Computer Science Practical Paper ICourse No. 11114 Computer Science Practical Paper IICourse No. 11211 Discrete MathematicsCourse No. 11212 Algebra & CalculusCourse No. 11213 Mathematics PracticalCourse No. 11311 Electronics Devices, Circuits & Computer peripheralsCourse No. 11312 Fundamental of Digital ElectronicsCourse No. 11313 Electronics PracticalsCourse No. 11411 Statistical Methods ICourse No. 11412 Statistical Methods IICourse No. 11413 Statistics Practicals
S.Y.B.C.S. [Computer Science] :Semester I
Course No. 21111/cs-211 Data Structure using CCourse No. 21112/cs-212 Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMS)Course No. 21211/MTC-211 Linear AlgebraCourse No. 21212/MTC-212 Numerical AnalysisCourse No. 21311/ELC-211 Microprocessor Architecutre & Programming P-ICourse No. 21312/ELC-212 Communication PrinciplesCourse No. 21511 English
Semester IICourse No. 22111/cs-221 Object Oriented Concepts & Programming C++Course No. 22112/cs-222 Software EngineeringCourse No. 22113/cs-223 Practical [Computer Science] Lab CourseCourse No. 22114/cs-224 Practical Assignment Lab Course IICourse No. 22211/MTC-221 Computer GeometryCourse No. 22212/MTC-222 Operations Research Paper IICourse No. 22213/MTC-223 Practical MathematicsCourse No. 22311/ELC-221 Microcontroller & Embedded SystemsCourse No. 22312/ELC-222 Digital Signal ProccessingCourse No. 22313/ELC-223 Practical [Electronics]Course No. 22511 EnglishCourse No. 22777 A A course in Environmental Awareness
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T.Y.B.C.S. [Computer Science] :Semester III
Course No. 1101/cs-331 System Programming ICourse No. 1102/cs-332 Theoretical Computer Science & Compiler construction ICourse No. 1103/cs-333 Computer Networks & Network Administration ICourse No. 1104/cs-334 Server Database & Application DevelopmentCourse No. 1105/cs-335 Obj. Ori. concepts & Programming in Java ICourse No. 1106/cs-336 Software Engineering II
Semester IVCourse No. 32101/cs-341 System Programming IICourse No. 32102/cs-342 Theoretical Computer Science & Compiler construction IICourse No. 32103/cs-343 Computer Networks & Network Administration IICourse No. 32104/cs-344 Server Database & Application Development IICourse No. 32105/cs-345 Advance Java Programming IICourse No. 32106/cs-346 Software Engineering IICourse No. 32109/cs-347 Computer Science Practical ICourse No. 32110/cs-348 Computer Science Practical IICourse No. 32111/cs-349 Computer Science Practical III
2. Bachelor in Computer Application [B.C.A.]F.Y.B.C.A. :Semester I
Course No. 111 Business CommunicationCourse No. 112 Principles of MangementCourse No. 113 Programming Principles & AlgorithmsCourseCourse No. 114 Computer Fundamentals Office AutomationCourse No. 115 Business AccountingCourse No. 116 Computer Laboratory & Practical Work
Semester IICourse No. 221 Organizational BehaviourCourse No. 212 Elements of StatisticsCourse No. 213 C ProgrammingCourse No. 214 File Structure & Database ConceptsCourse No. 215 Cost Accounting
Course No. 216 Computer Laboratory & Practical Work
S.Y.B.C.A. :Semester III
Course No. 321 Numerical MethodsCourse No. 322 Data Structure Using CCourse No. 323 Software EngineeringCourse No. 324 Management AccountingCourse No. 325 RDBMSCourse No. 326 Computer Laboratory & Practical Work
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Semester IVCourse No. 411 NetworkingCourse No. 412 Visual BasicCourse No. 413 Inventory ManagementCourse No. 414 Human Resources ManagementCourse No. 415 Object Oriented Programming using C++Course No. 416 Computer Laboratory & Practical Work (INT)
T.Y.B.C.A. :Semester V
Course No. 525 Data Communication & NetworkingCourse No. 526 Web Design & Internet ProgrammingCourse No. 527 Materials ManagementCourse No. 528 C++ & OOPCourse No. 529 Project ICourse No. 530 Computer Lab & Practical Work [INT]
Semester VICourse No. 631 Advanced NetworkingCourse No. 632 MultimediaCourse No. 633 Marketing ManagementCourse No. 634 JAVACourse No. 635 Project IICourse No. 636 Computer Lab & Practical Work [INT]
3. Bachelor in Business Administration [BBA]F.Y.B.B.A. :Semester I
Course No. 111 Business Organisation and SystemsCourse No. 112 Business Communication SkillsCourse No. 113 Business AccountingCourse No. 114 Business Economics [Micro]Course No. 115 Business MathematicsCourse No. 116 Business Demography & Environmental studies
Semester IICourse No. 211 Principles of ManagementCourse No. 212 Principles of MarketingCourse No. 213 Principles of FinanceCourse No. 214 Basics of Cost AccountingCourse No. 215 Business StatisticsCourse No. 216 Business Informatics
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S.Y.B.B.A. :Semester III
Course No. 311 Personality DevelopmentCourse No. 312 Business lawCourse No. 313 H.R.Management & Organizational BehaviourCourse No. 314 Management AccountingCourse No. 315 Buisness Economics [MICRO]Course No. 316 Information Technology in Management
Semester IVCourse No. 411 Production & Operations ManagementCourse No. 412 Industrial Relation & Labour lawsCourse No. 413 Business TaxationCourse No. 414 International BusinessCourse No. 415 Management Information System
Course No. 416 Business Exposure [Fields Visits] INT32/80/EXT[VIVA]8/20
T.Y.B.B.A. :Semester V
Course No. 501 Enterpreneurship & Small Business Mgnt.Course No. 502 Business lawCourse No. 503 International Business & New TrandsCourse No. 504 Personality DevelopmentCourse No. 505(A) Sales ManagementCourse No. 506(A) Retail ManagementCourse No. 507(B) Analaysis of Financial StatementCourse No. 508(B) Long Term Finance
Semester VICourse No. 601 Industrial Relations & Labour LawsCourse No. 602 Agri-business ManagementCourse No. 603 Purchasing & Materials ManagementCourse No. 604 Business EthicsCourse No. 605(A) Advertising & Sales PromotionCourse No. 606(A) Proj./Cases in Mkt.INT20/50\EXT20/50Course No. 607(B) Financial Services
Course No. 608(B) Proj/Cases in Fin. INT20/50\EXT20/50
4. F.Y.B.Sc. BiotechnologyTheory
Course No. Bb 101 Fundamentals of ChemistryCourse No. Bb 102 Fundamentals of PhysicsCourse No. Bb 103 Basic BiosciencesCourse No. Bb 104 Mathematical and statisticalCourse No. Bb 105 Fundamental of Biological Chemistry
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Course No. Bb 106 Biophysics and instrumentationCourse No. Bb 107 MicrobiologyCourse No. Bb 108 Use of computers method for Biology
PracticalCourse No. Bb 121 Techniques in Chemistry and BiochemistryCourse No. Bb 122 Techniques in Physics, Biophysics and instrumentCourse No. Bb 123 Laboratory exercises in biosciences
Course No. Bb 124 Methods in Biology
S.Y.B.Sc. BiotechnologySemester I (Theory)
Course No. Bb 211 General and Microbial Genetics and ImmunologyCourse No. Bb 212 Cell BiologyCourse No. Bb 213 Metabolic PathwaysCourse No. Bb 214 Environmental BiotechnologyCourse No. Bb 217 Exercise in Cell Biology and Genetics
Semester II (Theory)Course No. Bb 221 Molecular BiologyCourse No. Bb 222 Plant and Animal Tissue CultureCourse No. Bb 223 English
(Practical)Course No. Bb 227 Techniques in Molecular BiologyCourse No. Bb 228 Tissue Culture Techniques
T.Y.B.Sc. BiotechnologySemester III
Course No. Bb 331 Microbial BiotechnologyCourse No. Bb 332 Recombinant DNA technologyCourse No. Bb 333 Biodiversity & SystematicCourse No. Bb 334 Techniques in Genetics EngineeringCourse No. Bb 335 Project (to be continued in Semester IV)
Semester IVCourse No. Bb 341 Large scale Manufacturing processCourse No. Bb 342 Application of Biotechnology in Agriculture & HealthCourse No. Bb 343 Animal and Plant DevelopmentCourse No. Bb 344 Development Biology and FermentationCourse No. Bb 345 Project
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1. M.Sc. Drug ChemistrySemester I
CH-110 Physical Chemistry - ICH-130 Inorganic Chemistry - ICH-150 Organic Reaction Mechanism and StereochemistryCH-107 Physical Chemistry PracticalsCH-128 Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry practicals
Semester IICH-211 Physical Chemistry IICH-231 Inorganic and Analytical ChemistryCH-251 Synthetic Organic Chemistry and spectroscopyCH-248 Basic BiochemistryCH-248 Organic Chemistry Practicals
Semester IIICH-361 Chemistry of Heterocycles and Biologically active CompoundsCH-362 Advance analytical methodsCH-363 Drug development [Immunology and Microbiology]
Semester IVCH-461 Synthetic Methods in Organic ChemistryCH-462 ChemotherapyCH-463 Drug DesignCH-367 Practical Course ICH-468 Practical Course IICH-469 Practical course III / Project Work / Industrial training
2. M.Sc. Microbiology
Semester I :-Theory Course I - MB:501 Microbial Diversity and taxonomyTheory Course I - MB:502 Quantitative BiologyTheory Course I - MB:503 Organization of living systemsPractical Course I - MB:511 Microbial diversity, Systematic and
Scientific communicationPractical Course I - MB:512 Essential laboratory techniques,
Biochemistry and cell biologySemester II
Theory Course I - MB:601 VirologyTheory Course I - MB:602 Evolution, Ecology and Environmental MicrobiologyTheory Course I - MB:603 Microbial MetabolismPratical Course I - MB:611 Ecology, Environmental Microbiology
and Environmental toxicologyPractical I - MB:612 Microbial Metabolism, Tissue culture and Virology
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Semester III :-Theory Course I - MB:701 ImmunologyTheory Course I - MB:702 Molecular Biology ITheory Course II - MB:703 Biophysics, Instrumentation and BioinformaticsPractical Course - MB:711 Immunology, Biophysics and InstrumentationPractical Course - MB:712 Molecular Biology, Bioinformatics and
Applied Microbial TechnologySemester IV
Theory Course I - MB:801 Applied Microbial BiotechnologyTheory Course II - MB:802 Pharmaceutical MicrobiologyTheory Course III - MB:803 Molecular Biology IIPractical Course - MB:811 DissertationPractical Course - MB:812 Dissertation
3. M.Sc. Computer ScienceSemester I
Course No. 111/cs11-101 Principles of Programming LanguagesCourse No. 112/cs11-102 Object Oriented Software EngineeringCourse No. 113/cs11-103 Distributed Database ConceptsCourse No. 114/cs11-104 Design & Analysis of AlogrithmsCourse No. 115/cs11-105 Lab Course [Departmental]
Semester IICourse No. 211/cs12-201 Advanced Networking ConceptsCourse No. 212/cs12-202 Unix InternalsCourse No. 213/cs12-203 Software ArchitectureCourse No. 214/cs12-204 XML.Net Programming [Departmental]Course No. 215/cs12-110 Lab Course [University]
Semester IIICourse No. 311/cs23-301 Software Metrics & Project ManagementCourse No. 312/cs23-302 Mobile ComputingCourse No. 313/cs23-303 Information Systems SecurityCourse No. 314/cs23-304 Elective [Departmental]Course No. 315/cs23-305 Lab Course [Departmental]
Semester IVCourse No. 411/cs24-401 Industrial Training Project
4. M.A. / M.Sc. GeographySemester I
Gg. 101 - Principles of GeomorphologyGg. 102 - Principles of ClimatologyGg. 103 - Principles of Economic GeographyGg. 104 - Principles of Population and settlement GeographyGg. 105 - Principles of Physical Geography
a] Geomorphology b] Climatology
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Semester IIGg. 210 - GeomorphologyGg. 212 - Economic GeographyGg. 213 - Population and Settlement GeographyGg. 214 - Geoinformatics
One of the following according to specializationGg. 220 - Fluvial GeomorphologyGg. 221 - Monsoon ClimatologyGg. 222 - Industrial GeographyGg. 223 - Geography of Rural settlementGg. 224 - Geoinformatics Paper-IIGg. 202 - Practicals in Human Geography
a] Economics Geographyb] Population and settlement Geography
Gg. 203 - Practicals in surveying and Map. ProjectionSemester III
Gg. 301 - Theoretical and Applied GeographyOne of the following according to specialization
Gg. 310 - Coastal GeomorphologyGg. 311 - Applied ClimatologyGg. 312 - Trade and Transport GeographyGg. 313 - Urban GeographyGg. 314 - Geoinformatics Paper-III
One of the following according to specializationGg. 320 - Multivariate statisticsGg. 321 - Political GeographyGg. 322 - Soil Geography
Note : Practical : One of the following according to specialization (field work for a durationnot more than five days should be undertaken for the course selected)
Gg. 330 - Practicals in GeomorphologyGg. 331 - Practicals in ClimatologyGg. 332 - Practicals in Economic GeographyGg. 333 - Practicals in Settlement and Population GeographyGg. 334 - Practicals in Geo-informatics
Practical CompulsoryGg. 302 - Interpretation of Topographical Maps and Village survey
Semester IVGg. 401 - Natural Resource Management One of the followingGg. 420 - Regional planning and DevelopmentGg. 421 - Geography of Water ResourcesGg. 422 - BiogeographyGg. 423 - Geography and Ecosystem One of the followingGg. 430 - Social and Cultural GeographyGg. 431 - Computer Geography
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Gg. 432 - OceanographyGg. 433 - Natural and Man Made HazardsGg. 440 - DissertationGg. 441 - Regional Geography of Meso-Region-EuropeGg. 442 - Regional Geography of Meso-Region-South AsiaGg. 443 - Regional Geography of Meso-Region-North AmericaGg. 444 - Geography of Japan
Practical CompulsoryGg. 402 - Practicals in Remote sensing and GIS
(Only those students who have opted for specialization in geoinformatics)Gg. 214, 224, 313, 334 will be allowed to offer the following practical course.Gg. 403 - Advance Practical Course in Quantitative Technique
in Geography
5. M.Sc. BotanySemester I :-
BO:411 Cell + Molecular BiologyBO:412 Biology and Diversity of higher CryptogramsBO:413 Genetics and CytogeneticsBO:414 Practicals based on BO 411 and 412BO:415 Practicals based on BO 412 and 413BO:646 Project / Dissertation
Semester II :-BO:421 Biology and Diversity of lower CryptogramsBO:422 Plant Physiology and MetabolismBO:423 Biotechnology and Genetic EngineeringBO:424 Practicals based BO 421 and 422BO:425 Practicals based on BO 422 and 423BO:646 Project / Dissertation
Semester III :-BO:531 Plant Development and ReproductionBO:532 Plant EcologyBO:533 Taxonomy and diversity of seed plantsBO:534 Practicals based BO 531 and 532BO:535 Practicals based on BO 532 and 533
Semester IV :-BO:541 Applied Mycology and PhycologyBO:542 Plant UtilizationBO:543 Elective Paper Pharmacognosy OR Cytogenetics
OR Angiosperms OR MycologyBO:544 Practicals based on BO 541 and 542BO:545 Practicals based on BO 543BO:545 Project / Dissertation
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6. M.A. SociologySemester-I Compulsory Courses :-1] Paper I - Classical Sociological Tradition2] Paper II - Perspectives on Indian SocietyOptional Courses [Any two from the group]3] Paper III - Sociology of Social Movements Paper IV - Sociology of Maharashtra Culture and Society4] Paper V - Agrarian Society in India Paper VI - Political Sociology
7. MCA in CommerceSemester I
Course No. 101 I.C.T. in Business [Information Communication Technologies]Course No. 102 Systems Organization and ManagementCourse No. 103 Programming Fundamentals [C Programming]Course No. 104 Statistical & Numerical MethodsCourse No. 105 Operating SystemsCourse No. 106 Software EngineeringCourse No. 107 Computer Laboratory [Practical on C Programming]
Semester IICourse No. 201 Business Protocol and Cross Cultural Communication SkillsCourse No. 202 Data Base Management SystemCourse No. 203 Cost Accounting & Cost Control TechniquesCourse No. 204 Accounting for ManagmentCourse No. 205 Networking OperationsCourse No. 206 Object Oriented ProgrammingCourse No. 207 Computer Laboratory [Practicals] DBMS + OOPS
Semester IIICourse No. 301 Advanced Operating SystemsCourse No. 302 Hardware Configuration and SolutionsCourse No. 303 Enterprise Resource Planning & ManagementCourse No. 304 Business StrategiesCourse No. 305 Cyber law & EthicsCourse No. 306 Financial & Investement AnalysisCourse No. 307 Project Report & Advanced Computer Laboratory
Semester IVCourse No. 401 Advanced Data Based Management SystemCourse No. 402 Data Centre TechnologiesCourse No. 403 Web Enabling Systems & Business ApplicationsCourse No. 404 Business and Professional SkillsCourse No. 405 Client Server TechnologiesCourse No. 406 Knowledge Management for BusinessCourse No. 407 Project Report & Advanced Computer Laboratory
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Semester VCourse No. 501 Content Management SystemCourse No. 502 Distributed Database ApplicationsCourse No. 503 E-Com Practices and TechnologiesCourse No. 504 Data Mining and WarehousingCourse No. 505 Multimedia and Business AdministrationCourse No. 506 Operation ResearchCourse No. 507 Project Report and Advanced Computer Laboratory
Semester VIIndustrial Project
8. M. Com. AdministrationSemester I
Course No. 1081 Management AccountingCourse No. 1082 Strategic ManagementCourse No. 1481 Production & Operation ManagementCourse No. 1482 Financial Management
Semester IICourse No. 2081 Financial Analysis & ControlCourse No. 2082 Research Methodology for BusinessCourse No. 2481 Marketing ManagementCourse No. 2482 Financial Policies & Practices
Semester IIICourse No. 3081 Business FinanceCourse No. 3082 Industrial EconomicsCourse No. 3481 Human Resource ManagementCourse No. 3482 Enterpreneurship Development Pattern
Semester IVCourse No. 4081 Capital Market & Financial ServicesCourse No. 4082 Global Economic EnvironmentCourse No. 4481 Recent Advances in Business AdministrationCourse No. 4482 Project Work [Internal]Course No. 4483 Case Studies [External]
9. M.Sc. Biotechnology : SEMESTER IT/P CODE TITLE MARKS HOURS
T BT 11 Advanced Biological Chemistry 100 60T BT 12 Molecular and Cell Biology 100 60T BT 13 Environmental Biotechnology 100 60P BT 14 Advanced Biologicial Chemistry 100 60
[Practical]P BT 15a Molecular and Cell Biology 50 30P BT 15b Techniques in Environmental 50 30
Biotechnology [Practical]
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SEMESTER II
T/P CODE TITLE MARKS HOURS
T BT 21 Genetic Engineering 100 60T BT 22 Bioinformatics 100 60T BT 23 Plant Biotechnology 100 60P BT 24 Genetic Engineering [Practical] 100 60P BT 25a Tools in Bioinformatics [Practical] 100 60P BT 25b Applied Plant Tissue Culture 50 30
[Practical]
10. M.A. PsychologySemester I
Paper No. Paper TitleEP 101 Cognitive ProcessesEP 102 Psychology Practicals : ExperimentsEP 103 Psycholgical TestingEP 104 Statistical Methods
Semester IIPaper No. Paper TitleEP 201 Learning and MemoryEP 202 Psychogy Practicals : TestsEP 203 Psychological Testing : Applications
EP 204 Research Methodology
11. Value Added Courses :a. Advance Diploma in Modern Instrumentationb. Certificate Course in Mushroom Cultivationc. Certificate Course in Computer Applicationd. Certificate Course in Gandhian Studiese. Certificate Course in Women’s Studiesf. Certificate Course in BPO Skillsg. Certificate Course in Human Rights Educationh. Foundation Course in Gandhian Studiesi. Foundation Course in Women’s Studiesj. Foundation Course in Human Rights Educationk. Remedial teaching for SC/ST students.
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DISICIPLINE AND CODE OF CONDUCT
Junior College
Discipline
✴ Uniform is compulsory. Action will be taken if uniform is not worn.
✴ Students are prohibited from doing anything inside or outside the College that willinterfere with its orderly administration or its public image. No outside influence,political or any other, should be brought into the College directly or indirectly.
✴ Students resorting to unfair means at examinations will be dealt with in accordancewith the provision of the Govt. of Maharashtra Act XXXI of 1982.
✴ All students are expected to observe rules and regulations currently in force to
enable the smooth working of the College.
Code of Conduct
✴ Students should carry their valid identity card whenever they are in the College orrepresenting the College at any other place. It should be produced wheneverdemanded by any of the College Staff.
✴ All the students are expected to follow the decorum with regard to both dress andbehaviour.
✴ Students are directed not to bring any outsider to the College premises.
✴ Students should not collect any funds from other students or from outsiderswithout the written permission of the Principal.
✴ Students shall not organize picnics, excursions, trips, etc. on their own andwithout the written permission of the Principal.
✴ In case of any problem students should report to the Prof-in-charge of theirrespective classes.
✴ The powers relating to disciplinary action in the College will rest with the Principaland his decision in this respect shall be final. Anyone who violates the code ofconduct will be severely dealt with accordingly.
✴ Ragging Prohibited : The Government of Maharashtra has notified Ragging asa cognizable offence. Anyone reported to be involved in any form of ragging,will be severely dealt with.
✴ Photo in uniform should be used for I-card, Library card, Hand Book etc.
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Senior College
DisciplineG Students are prohibited from doing anything inside or outside the College that will
interfere with its orderly administration or its public image. No outside influence,political or any other, should be brought into the College directly or indirectly.
G Students resorting to unfair means at the examinations will be dealt with inaccordance with the provision of the Govt. of Maharashtra Act XXXI of 1982 andthe Maharashtra University Act, 1994.
G All students are expected to observe rules and regulations currently in force toenable the smooth working of the College.
Code of ConductG Students should carry their vaild identity cards whenever in the College or
representing College at any other place. These should be produced wheneverdemanded by any of the College Staff.
G All the students are expected to follow the decorum with regard to both dress andbehaviour.
G Students are directed not to bring any outsiders into the College premises.
G Students should not collect any funds from other students or from outsiders withoutthe written permission of the Principal.
G Students should not organize picnics, excursions, trips, etc. on their own without thewritten permission of the Principal.
G In case of any problem, students should report to the Prof-in-charge of theirrespective classes.
G The powers relating to disciplinary action in the College rests with the Principal andhis decision in this respect shall be final. Anyone who violates the code of conductwill be severely dealt.
G Ragging Prohibited : The Government of Maharashtra has notified Ragging as aCognizable Offence. Any one reported to be involved in any form of ragging, willbe severely dealt with.
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Anti-Ragging NoticeRagging in any form is banned at Ahmednagar College, Ahmednagar. It is a
punishable offence according to one of the recent guidelines of the Honourable SupremeCourt of India. Ahmednagar College has ‘zero-tolerance policy’ on ragging. The institutewill take disciplinary action/legal proceedings / expulsion from the institute as per thedirectives of the Supreme Court of India if any student/students is/are found guilty insideor outside the premises of the Institute.
The College has an Anti-Ragging Cell to look into all matters pertaining to theissue. There are Anti-Ragging Squads to ensure that ragging does not take place on thecampus. Should anyone feel it necessary, or is a victim of ragging, can write to thecoordinator of the Anti-Ragging Cell of the College and necessary action will be initiated
by the authorities.
The Coordinator of the Anti-Ragging Cell is:
Prof. N.S. GaikwadVice PrincipalAhmednagar CollegeAhmednagar 414001Phone No. 9975075669
Prevention of Sexual Harassment and Violence on WomenThe College has an active Cell for the Prevention of Sexual Harassment and
Violence on Women on the Campus as per the recommendations of the Supreme Courtand the University Grants Commission. The purpose of the Cell is to ensure a safeenvironment on campus where students, teaching and administrative staff may feelcompletely at ease in doing their work. If any one feels it necessary or is a victim ofsexual harassment or violence, either physical, verbal or otherwise, he/she should reportit, preferably in writing to the Coordinator of the Cell.
All investigations of such complaints are strictly confidential and follow a timebound framework. One need not fear any victimization. If any one is found guilty ofviolating the Supreme Court guidelines, they will be punished.The Supreme Court has defined Sexual Harassment as:• Physical contact or advances• Demand or request for sexual favour• Sexual by coloured jokes or remarks• Display of pornography• Any other physical, verbal or non-verbal behaviour with sexual undertones The Coordinator of the Cell is:
Prof. Ms. Manda WaghHead, Department of SociologyPhone No. 9028049210
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EXAMINATION GUIDELINES
Junior College1. A candidate should be present for the different exams. A candidate must secure
minimum 35 marks out of 100 in each of the two compulsory languages, EnvironmentEducation and in each of the four optional subjects.
2. Marks for theory, practicals and oral in the subject where there are two parts, shouldbe taken together and the total marks should be considered for a pass or distinction.
3. The result of the First Year Junior College (Std. XI) class should not be decided onthe marks obtained only in the Second Term end examination. Equal weightageshould be given to (a) First term end examination. (b) Secondterm end examinationand (c) Year's Work-practicals, Unit-tests, tutorials, orals, etc. and the final result ofthe student for each subject should be decided on the average marks only.
4. There shall not be any ATKT concession.
5. No candidate will be promoted to the next/higher standard if he fails even afterapplying the rule of giving the benefit of condonation of marks as provided inthe rules of condonation.
6. There will be no re-examination in the case of failed students.
7. In the case of students who could not appear at the first or second term endexamination for genuine reasons, due to ill health (on submission of a medicalcertificate in time) or such other reasons beyond his/her control (Such as naturalcalamities), the Head of the Junior College shall hold the first-term end exam asearly as possible, but in any case before the end of the second term. However,second term re-exam in case of such student should be conducted immediately afterthe second term end examination. Such concession should not be given in case ofstudents absent during the yearly work.
Senior CollegeUndergraduate
1. There will be a terminal examintion of 60 marks for each subject of 2 hours atthe end of First Term of each year to be conducted by the College.
2. There will be an annual examination of 100 marks conducted by the Universityand of three hours duration for non-practical subjects and for practical subjects theannual theory examination of the University will be of 80 marks and three hoursduration and 20 marks for practical subjects (B.Com.)
3. In case of the Compulsory Paper at SYBA and Functional English at F.Y.B.Com.there will be an oral examination of 20 marks and annual theory examination ofthe University will be for 80 marks.
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4. In case of a subject having autonomy in the College there will be an annual theoryexamination of 80 marks which will be conducted by the College.
5. In the practical subjects a student shall be required to maintain a journal forpractical work. The practical examination will be conducted prior to the annualtheory examination.
PostgraduateNon-semester Course
There will be a term end Examination of 60 Marks which will be convertedinto 20 marks and the annual examination will be of 80 marks.
Semester Course :-For each course 20 marks will be awarded through continuous assessment by way
of seminar, tutorials, tests. At the end of the year, the University examination will be of 80marks.
Resource Centre For Differently-abled Students
Ahmednagar College provides special assistance & facilities to the
differently-abled students. A dedicated Resource Centre has been set up to
help these students
G Admission to all differently-abled students.
G Hostel Accommodation to all differently-abled students.
G Non discriminatory treatment to differently-abled girls & boys.
G Need-based concessions in admission fees.
G Government Scholarships
G Audio Books & Brain Book Library for visualy challenged.
G Computers with JAWS screen reading software for visually challenged.
G College Campus is made conducive for the needs of differenlty-abled
students.
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LIBRARY
The main attraction of an academic community and students is the CollegeLibrary. The library houses 2,00,000 text books, reference books and journals invarious subjects.
The Library consists of the following sections1. Main Reading Rooms2. Conference Hall3. Ladies' Section4. Ladies' Reading Room5. Reference Room6. Rare Collection Room7. Seminar Room8. Periodicals Room9. Paper Collection Room10. Mini Museum11. Cubicles for P.G. & Research12. Hall including Counters13. Fiction Section14. Browsing Section15. Audio-Video Section
General Rules◆ Every Student entering the Library premises should have a valid College Identity
Card. It should be produced as and when demanded by the Library Staff.
◆ Identity Cards and Library Cards are non-transferable.
◆ Students must handle the books, newspapers or periodicals with care. Any attempt todamage books or periodicals by defacing or tearing the pages will be treated asmisconduct and strictly dealt with.
◆ If the original I-card or Library Card is lost, a duplicatewill be issued onpayment of prescribed fees.
Reading Room Rules :◆ Complete silence and strict discipline must be maintained in the Library and
Reading Rooms.
◆ Reference books and journals will be issued to students against I-cards. Students arenot allowed to take them outside the Study Room.
◆ If any reference is required, students should approach the Librarian.
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COLLEGE FACILITIESGymkhana
For indoor and outdoor games, the College has seperate spacious playgroundsfor football, hockey, basketball, volley-ball, cricket and athletics. A well-equippedgymnasium offers facilities for table tennis, chess, badminton and carrom.
HostelsAhmednagar College has 5 Men's and 3 Women's Hostels on the campus which
accommodate around 650 men students and 250 women students. Men's Hostels areadministered by the Rector and Asst. Rectors. Ladies' Hostels have their own Rectors.
CanteensThere are 5 canteens on the College premises. Canteens provide meals. Most
of the items are at affordable prices. The Canteen Committee in consultation with thePrincipal will decide any change in prices.
Merit CardScholar's cards are issued to the 3 top ranking students from each class.
These cards enable students to borrow an additional 2 books for home reading.
Alumni AssociationAhmednagar College Alumni Association is an important external appendage
of the College. The Executive Committee has the Principal as Chairman. TheAssociation is actively involved in different academic and non-academic programmes.The College invites its alumni to register their details with College Office.
National Service SchemeThe Government of India in co-operation with the State Government has
introduced the National Service Scheme for the students interested in serving thecommunity through various development and extension programmes. Every year bothmen and women are enrolled in N.S.S. They are expected to engage themselves in regularsocial work for not less than 120 hours in regular N.S.S. activities in the academic year.They are also required to attend an annual special camp of 10 days.
National Cadet Corps (NCC)Ahmednagar College is the Headquarters of the 17 Maharashtra Battalion. NCC
Enrolment is voluntary. All expenses on uniform, kit, annual training, etc; are borneby the Government. College students are encouraged to join the NCC where they getMilitary training which enables them to join the Armed Forces. Cadets scoring A andB grading in 'C' certificate exam are eligible for SSB interview directly. Our unit is thebest unit in the battallion.
The Theatre GroupOpportunities for the development of dramatic talents are provided by the Theatre
Group. The Chairman is nominated by the Principal and membership is open to students
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interested in dramatics. The highlights of the Group's activities each year are a full lengthMarathi Drama, a One-Act Play Competition and Annual Variety Entertainment.
Women's ActivitiesSpecial activities for women students are organised through the formation of
interested groups with a woman professor in charge of each group. The emphasis hasbeen on themes and issues relevant to women in particular. The focus of interest isdiscussion, dramatics, home skills, classical music, rural field trips, etc.
Competitive Exam. CentreThe Centre prepares students for various competitive exams, especially for
MPSC, UPSC, LIC and Bank Exams. by conducting coaching classes.
Ahmednagar College Co-operative Consumers' Society Ltd.The Co-operative store owned by the staff and students is located on the
College campus. Students can buy stationery items like notebooks, dissection boxes,compass boxes, tutorial sheets, journals, pens and other items like soap, buckets, tooth-paste, brushes, water jugs, etc. at concessional rates.
N.S.S. T.O.C.From its very inception, the College has laid stress on the need to innovate
and experiment in higher education and to nurture the young for all rounddevelopment. At one point the Centre for Studies in Rural Development experimentedwith student involvement in rural construction. Out of these pioneering experimentscame a model which is now known as the National Service Scheme. For Some yearsthe College has N.S.S. TOC, a regional Training Office for Maharashtra which trainsN.S.S. Officers at regular courses / workshops.
Y.C.M.O.U. CentreThe College is a centre of the Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University.
Admissions are open to individuals who are 16 yrs. of age and who qualify for thepreparatory course conducted by the YCMOU. The course material is given to the studentsthrough the Centre. Contact classes for BA /B.Com. students are held during week-ends atthe Centre to counsel the students. The courses available at our Centre are :1. Preparatory programme for non 10+2 students.2. Bachelor's Degree in Arts and Commerce for 10+2 students and for those who have passed preparatory courses.
BankThe Ahmednagar District Central Co-operative Bank has newly opened Extension
Counter on the campus.
BookshopThe college has a bookshop for its students.
Counselling Cell :It has been observed that some of the students have personal problems, causing
stress and strain. The College has set up a Counselling Cell to help such students to
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cope with these problems. Students /Parents are requested to make use of the Cell. Allmatters reaching the Cell will be kept confidential.
Parent-Teacher AssociationParent-Teacher Association is formed and is functional, students will be
informed about the meetings well in advance.
Placement CellThe Departments offering professional courses provide placement assistance to
students. Several wellknown companies conduct campus interviews in the College everyyear. In recent years the companies that have conducted campus intervies at theCollege include : Die-ichi, Advinus, Lupin, Cipla, Ranbaxy, Merck, Hitech Lab, MidasCare Pharma, Cognizant, Wipro Pune, Tech Mahindra, I Brain, Patni Computers etc.
Remedial Coaching CentreUnder the auspices of UGC, New Delhi, Ahmednagar College has been
providing special coaching to from SC / ST and Minority students.
Gandhian Studies CentreGandhian Studies Centre of the College, started under a special UGC
programme, offers certificate & foundation courses in Gandhian Studies. In additionspecial lectures and workshops are also organized by the centre.
Women’s Studies CentreIn association with the Women’s Studies Centre of the Department of
Sociology, University of Pune, the College has started a Women’s Studies Centre whichoffers certificate courses in Women’s Studies.
Resource Centre for Differently-abled StudentsThe Centre offers special assistance and facilities to differently-abled students.
This include academic, financial and other assistance.
Online FacilitiesThe College has a dedicated website at www.aca.edu.in. The website provides
all the basic information regarding educational opportunities, research and extensionactivities. Alumni can also register online.
Medical FaciliesThe College has special association with qualified medical practioner and local
hospitals to provide primary medical facilities to the students.
Earn and Learn SchemeThe College offers special assistance to needy students to earn while they are
learning in the College. Students should contact the Registrar when the scheme isannounced.
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PrizesJunior College
1. Adv. V. B. SHAIKH PRIZE to the student standing first in HSC Arts Examinations.2. Late MURLIDHAR VIDHATE PRIZE to the student standing first in HSC
Commerce Examinations.3. LATE A. A. KHAN PRIZE to the student standing first in HSC Science Exams.4. F.J.F.M. HOSPITAL VADALA PRIZE to the student standing First in SSC
Examinations in Rural Mission High School Vadala and immediately joinsAhmednagar College for XIth Science.
5. Mrs. KRUPA THOLAR PRIZE to the student of Ahmednagar College standing firstat the XIIth Science Examination and joining a Medical College. If two or morestudents secure the same aggregate marks & join a Medical College, the Prize willbe given to the one who secures highest number of marks in Biology. Thecandidate must obtain at least second class and must have joined a Medical College.
6. Prof. Shantaram Bandellu Prize to the student standing first in the Marathi subjectin the HSC Arts Examinations.
Senior College
1. R.R. KATHOD PRIZE to the student standing first at FYBCom and offeringBanking or Accountancy at SYBCom.
2. HEMANT NARALKAR PRIZE to the student securing the highest marks inAccountancy at TYBCom examination.
3. M.N. SATHA PRIZE to the student securing first position in M.Com.4. SAPTARSHI PRIZE
i) to a female student standing first in FYBA.ii) to a female student standing first in FYBSc.
5. Dr. S.K. ADKAR HINDI PRIZE i) to the student securing the highest marks in Hindi at TYBA
ii) to the student securing the highest marks at M.A. Hindi.6. Dr. B.P. Hivale Prize to the student standing first in MA Marathi in the College7. Dr. T. Barnabas Prize to the student standing first in TYBA Marathi Special in the
College.8. Prof. AG. NEWASKAR PRIZE to the student securing the first position in
F.Y.B.A. History9. DAMODHAR ANANT JOSHI PRIZE to the student securing the first position in
MA History.10. Prof. Y.R. KULKARNI PRIZE
i) to the student securing the first position in FYBA Geography. ii) to the student securing the first position in SYBA Geography.iii) to the student securing the first position in TYBA Geography.
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11 DEPT. OF GEOGRAPHY PRIZE to the student securing the first position in MA/MSc Geography.
12. Prof. HEMANT GOKHALE PRIZE to the student securing the first position inTYBA Psychology.
13. Late S.B. RANBHISE POLITICS PRIZE to the student securing the first positionin M.A. Politics
14. Smt. BHAMINI C WAGH PRIZE to the student securing the first position inTYBA Sociology
15. M.V. VAIDYA PRIZE to the student standing first in TYBSC Chemistry16. Late Ms. ARUNA JOGLEKAR PRIZE to the student standing first in MSC Bio-
Chemistry.17. Dr. B.P. HIWALE PRIZE to the student standing first in MSc Organic Chemistry.18. Mr. V.R. KHANNA PRIZE to the student securing the first position in MSc Drug
Chemistry.19. HOLLEHUNNUR PRIZE:
i) to the student securing the first position in FYBSc Statistics.ii) to the student securing the first position in SYBSc Statistics.
20. RATNAPARKHI PRIZE to the student standing first in TYBSc Statistics.21. Late Mrs. Kamala B Iyyer Prize to the student standing first in TYBSc Physics.22. Prof. D.R. Jinsiwale Prize to the student standing first in M.Sc Physics.23. Dr. G.S. PATEL PRIZE
i) to a physically handicapped student securing the highest marks in any facultyii) to a student securing the highest marks at graduate level in Microbiology
24. Smt. Subhadrabai Kulkarni PRIZE to the student standing first in M.Sc. Botany25. Late Sau. Kalpana Nandkumar Somwanshi Prize to the student standing first in
M.Sc. Zoology.26. Prof. Suvarnakar Prize to the student standing first in TYBSc Mathematics27. Late Dr. Asha Agarwal prize
i) to the student standing first in BSc Botanyii) to the student standing first in MSc Botanyiii) Awarded to the best all round student of the College
Non-grant Section1. Late Sau. Kalpana Nandkumar Somwanshi Prize to the student standing first in B.Sc.
Bio-Technology.2. Smt. Narmada Bai More [ Suyash] Prize to the student standing first in the BBA
Course.3. Shri Giridharilal B Nayyer Prize to the student standing first in the B.Sc. Computer
Science Course.4. Mr. B.P. Bajiya Prize to the student standing first in the M.Sc. Computer Science
Course.5. Mrs. Sunita Vinay Binayke Prize to the student standing first in the BCA Course.
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Teacher Evaluation by Students :The College conducts an annual Teacher evaluation by the students. The evaluation
and feedback is conducted on the basis of a questionnaire. It includes the aspects ofteaching learning process, i.e. class control, command over the subject, presentation skills,use of interactive presentation, etc.
Individual teachers conduct the feedback exercise and calculate their respectiveweighted ratings for self-analysis and improvement.
College Committees 1. College Adminstrative Council 2. Academic Council3. Scholarship & Prizes Committee 4. Purchase Committee5. Library Committee 6. Campus Maintenance Committee7. Hostel Committee 8. College Magazine Committee9. Womens Activity Committee 10. Research Committee11. Extension Activities Committee 12. Student Attendance Committee13. Lab. Co-ordination Committee 14. Accounts Committee15. Public Relations Committee 16. Discipline Committee17. Examination Committee 18. Student Welfare Council19. Science Association
Ahmednagar College underwent the process of Self Study in 2003. The College wasaccredited by NAAC, Bangalore in 2003 and was awarded the ‘A’ Grade. The NAACPeer Team expressed their satisfaction with the quality of the courses and the activitiesin the following words:
BPH Education Society�s Ahmednagar College has been rendering valuableservice since its inception in providing quality higher education inAhmednagar area. The accomplishments of this institution arecommendable and the potentialities are still more. The Peer Teamenvisages a very bright future for this forward looking premier institutionof higher learning.
The Peer Team appreciates the able and the enlightened leadership of theBoard of Control and the Principal in the institutional progress. The Teamalso compliments the whole academic community for maintainingharmonious atmosphere on the campus.
(Report of NAAC Pear Team, 25th-27th September 2003, p. 14)
The College has completed the process of its second Self Study and has submitted theSelf Study Report for Re-accreditation to NAAC, Bangalore in 2010.
Remarks of NAAC
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Feedback FormStudents are requested to provide their feedback about their experience in
the College so that we can further improve the quality of education provided in the
College.
Please fill the following form and submit it at the Registrar’s Office.
First Name
Last Name
Email ID
Address
Phone No.
Mobile No.
Feedback
Content of curriculum
Facilities on the campus
Campus Life
Quality of Teaching
Administrative support
Suggestions
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Alumni AssociationAhmednagar College Alumni Association is an active organization. Apart
from the occasional alumni meets, the Association provides academic support in the
form of sharing expertise with the current students and extra-curricular support in the
form of moral, financial and organizational support. Alumni are requested to register
online at: http://www.aca.edu.in/AlumniRegistration.aspx
First Name
Middle Name
Last Name
Month and year of Passing
Department and courses studied
Current position
Current location
Email-ID
Gender
Date of Birth
Fixed Phone
Mobile Phone
Address
City
Pin code
State
Country
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Ahmednagar College, Ahmednagar
Board of Control
Dr. N. M. Aston Chairperson
Mr. Philip Barnabas Secretary
Mr. R. M. Khisty Treasurer
Dr. R. J. Barnabas Member Secretary
Dr. Mohan Tholar Member
Rev. B. L. Sojwal Member
Dr. T. M. Joseph Member
Dr. Keith D’sa Member
Dr. S. Parekh Member
Academic Council
Dr. R. J. Barnabas
Dr. S. B. Iyyer
Dr. D. S. Joshi
Dr. Arif Shaikh
Dr. V. M. Harpale
Dr. Kamalakar Bhat
Dr. D. C. Talule
Dr. Maya Unde
Administrative Council
Dr. R. J. Barnabas
Dr. S. B. Iyyer
Dr. V. D. Barve
Prof. N. S. Gaikwad
Dr. D. B. More
Prof. G. L. Unde
Dr. S. S. Kharat
Mr. A. Y. Balid
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Name Qualification Designation Experience(Yrs.)
Dr. R.J.Barnabas M.Sc., Ph.D. Asso.Professor & Principal 18Dr.V.V.Khanna M.Sc., Ph.D. Asso.Professor & Head 29Mr.N.S.Gaikwad M.Sc. Asso.Professor 27Mr.P.D.Kulkarni M.Sc. Asso.Professor 27Dr.A.V.Nagwade M.Sc., Ph.D. Asso.Professor 23Dr.P.G.Reddy M.Sc., Ph.D. Asso.Professor 19Dr.S.J.Suryawanshi M.Sc., Ph.D. Asso.Professor 16Mr.G.N.Ghumare M.Sc. Asso.Professor 15Dr.S.R.Thopate M.Sc., Ph.D. Asso.Professor 8Mr.S.V.Rohokale M.Sc. Asso.Professor 8Dr.R.D.Tak M.Sc., Ph.D. Asso.Professor 6Mr.S.B.Kasar M.Sc. Asso.Professor 6Mr.R.K.Dongare M.Sc. Asso.Professor 5Mr.S.D.Aher M.Sc., GATE Asso.Professor 5Dr.P.C.Chabda M.Sc., Ph.D. Asst.Professor 2Mr.M.S.Deshpande M.Sc. Asst.Professor 1Dr.D.D.Gaikwad M.Sc., Ph.D. Asst.Professor 1Mr.S.R.Deshmukh M.Sc. Asst.Professor 1
Name Qualification Designation Experience(Yrs.)
Dr.S.B.Iyyer M.Sc.,PhD. Asso. Professor & Head 30
Dr.V.M.Harpale M.Sc.,PhD. Asso. Professor 22
Dr.P.G.Kulkarni M.Sc.,PhD. Asso. Professor 24
Dr.P.B.Shelke M.Sc., PhD. Asst. Professor 8
Dr.P.D.More M.Sc.,PhD. Asst. Professor 6
Mr.S.A. Sayyed M.Sc. Asst. Professor 5
Dr.S.D.Ralegankar M.Sc., Ph.D. Asst. Professor 5
Chemistry
Physics
Faculty Detials
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Mrs. V.V. Mahendru MSc., Asso.Professor & Head 28
Dr. B.M. Gaykar MSc, PhD Asso.Professor 18
Dr. A. A. Kulkarni MSc, PhD Asst.Professor 15
Dr. S. R. Bale MSc, PhD Asst.Professor 6
Dr. P. Y. Lamrood MSc, PhD Asst.Professor 8
Ms.Mamta Verma M.Sc. Asst.Professor 2
Botany
Name Qualification Designation Experience(Yrs.)
Dr.S.B. Kshemkalyani M.Sc., Ph.D. Asso.Professor & Head 33
Dr.R.P. Francis M.Sc., Ph.D. Asso.Professor 32
Mr.S.W.Deshpande M.Sc. Asso.Professor 30
Miss Zarina Khuddus M.Sc. Asst.Professor 12
Mr.A.E.Gawade M.Sc. Asst.Professor 5
Miss J.S.Ghodake M.Sc. Asst.Professor 3
Miss P.C.Soni M.Sc. Asst.Professor 3
Name Qualification Designation Experience (Yrs.)
Rev. Dr. John Prabhakar M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Asso.Professor & Head 27
Dr. M.Arif Shaikh M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Asso. Profressor 26
Dr.Dilip Joshi M.Sc., Ph.D. Asso.Professor 24
Dr.Nandkumar Somawanshi M.Sc., Ph.D. Asso. Professor 23
Mr. Dilip Bhalsing M.Sc. Asst. Professor 12
Dr. Balraj Khobragade M.Sc., Ph.D. Asst. Professor 7
Dr.Gajanan Pande M.Sc., Ph.D. Asst. Professor 6
Miss Maya Bhosale M.Sc. Asst. Professor 4
Microbiology
Name Qualification Designation Experience(Yrs.)
Zoology
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Mr. S. S. Munot M.Sc. M.Phil. Asso.Professor & Head 21
Mr. A. E. Lagad M.Sc.,M.Phil. Asso.Professor 19
Mr. S. A. Ghule M.Sc.,M.Phil. Asst.Professor 18
Mathematics
Name Qualification Designation Experience(Yrs.)
Mr.V.K.Holehonuur M.Sc, M.Phil Asso.Professor & Head 33
Mr. Chandrashekar M.Sc, M.Phil Asso.Professor 28
Mrs. M .C.Yeola M.Sc., B.Ed. Asst.Professor 10
Statistics
Name Qualification Designation Experience(Yrs.)
Dr. V.D. Barve MCom, MA (Eco), Asso.Professor 27
MPhil, MMS, PhD & Head
Dr. D.B. More MCom, MCom,(Commu.), Asso.Professor 22
MPhil, MMS, PhD,
DTL, GDCA
Dr. R.P. Deshmukh MCom, MCom (Commu.), Asso.Professor 20
MBA, MPhil, PhD
Mr. A.Y. Raikward MCom, Assist.Professor 6
Mr. V.S. Rananaware MCom, MPhil Assist.Professor 6
Mr. P.P. Bora MCom, LLB, FCA, DISA Assist.Professor 1
(ICA), CISA (US)
Ms. Shabnam Gurung MCom, MBA, PG Assist.Professor 1
Diploma in Banking & Finance
Mr. N. Parge M.Com. Assist.Professor 2
Mr. E. Gowda M.Com. Assist.Professor 2
Commerce
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Dr. Simon G. Bernabas M.A., M.Litt., Ph.D., Asso.Professor & Head 20 yearsB.Ed. PGDES
Mr.Kati Swarnakant M.A., M.Phil. Asso.Professor 17 yearsDr.Kamlakar Bhat M.A., Ph.D. Asso.Professor 17 yearsMs.Shrigar Tiwari M.A., M.Phil. Asst.Professor 17 yearsMs. Ashita Bandellu M.A. Asst.Professor 02 yearsMr. Ashok Borude M.A., PGDTE Asst.Professor 06 months
English
Name Qualification Designation Experience(Yrs.)
Dr.D.S.Wadkar M.A., DHE, Ph.D. Asso. Professor & Head 25
Dr.C.V.Joshi M.A.,M.Phil,Ph.D. Asso. Professor 24
Dr.Lata Dagawale M.A., BEd., Ph.D. Asso. Professor 21
Dr. S.K.Shelar M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D Asso. Professor 16
Dr.P.V.Suryawanshi M.A., Ph.D. Asst. Professor 1
Marathi
Name Qualification Designation Experience(Yrs.)
Dr.Richa Sharma M.A. (Hindi, Asst. Professor & Head 14Sanskrit), Ph.D.
Dr.Satappa Chavan M.A.,Ph.D. Asst. Professor 4
Mr.Ashok Ghorpade M.A. Asst. Professor 2 Months
Hindi
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Geography
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Mr.G.L.Unde M.Sc. Asso.Professor & Head 19
Dr.(Ms) M.G.Unde M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Asso. Professor 14
Mr. S.A.Borude M.A. B.Ed. Asst. Professor 11
Mr.M.S.Jadhav) M.A. B.Ed. Asst. Professor 11
(Admuthe Mr.
R.S.Bhagat M.A., B.Ed. Asst. Professor 02
Miss. S.P.Suroshi M.A., B.Ed. Asst. Professor 02
Mr.S.D.Thigale M.A., PG B.Sc.(Geoinfo.) Asst. Professor 01
Mr.N.N.Parbhane M.A., B.Ed Asst. Professor 06
Faculty Qualification Designation
Dr.D.C.Talule M.A. Ph.D. Asso.Professor & Head 18
Mr.P.P.Kadam M.A., M.Phil. Asst. Professor 06
Ms. S.A.Suryawanshi M.A. Asst. Professor 05
Dr.M.H.Shinde M.A. , Ph.D. Asst. Professor 01
Economics
Name Qualification Designation Experience(Yrs.)
Mr. S. J. Kavade M.A. Asso. Professor & Head 22
Mr.S.B.Wadekar M.A., M.Phil. Asst. Professor 5
Mr.V.V.Nabde M.A., M.Phil. Asst. Professor 2
Politics
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Faculty Qualification Designation ExperienceMr.A.S.Shaligram M.A., DPSP Asst. Professor & Head 17Mr.P.C.Bedarkar M.A., PG Asst. Professor 11
Dip. in T&D(HRD).,MPM
Psychology
Name Qualification Designation Experience(Yrs.)
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Ms. Manda Wagh M.A., M.Phil Asso. Professor & Head 19
Mr.Ravi Mate M.A., B.Ed Asst. Professor 4
Mr. Sameer Mohapatre M.A., M.Phil Asst. Professor 2
Sociology
Name Qualification Designation Experience(Yrs.)
Mr. V.S. Kadam M.A., M.Phil. Asst. Professor & Head 07
Mr.S.D. More M.A. Asst. Professor 03
Ms. L.G. Ughade M.A. Asst. Professor 02
Mr. G.S.Gaikwad M.A., M.Phil Asst. Professor 01
Mr. A.H. Desai M.A. Asst. Professor 01
History
Name Qualification Designation Experience(Yrs.)
Urdu
Name Qualification Designation Experience(Yrs.)
Dr.Shaikh Rafia Fatima M.A. (Urdu), Asso. Professor 05Bashirahmed M.A. (Hindi),
Ph.D. (Urdu),Ph.D. (Hindi),B.Ed.
Dr. D.B. More M.Com, MCom (Comn.), MPhil,Asso.Professor 22MMS, PhD, DTL, GDCA & Coordinator
Ms. Tusita Iyer M.Com.,MBA (Finance) Asst. Professor 4Ms. Vrushali Zinjad M.Com.,MMS(Mrktng) Asst. Professor 2Ms. Maya Vasanandani MBA (HR) Asst. ProfessorMs. Trupti Khabiya MPM (HR) Asst. Professor 1Mr.Surinder Singh Sethi MBA (Finance) Asst. Professor 1Ms. Rupali Mundada MBA (Finance) Asst. Professor 1
BBA
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Mr. Razak Sayyad M.C.S., M.Phil Asso.Professor 12& Co-ordinator
Ms. Deochake T. J. M.C.S. Asst. Professor 12Mrs. Kulkarni R. G. M.C.S. Asst. Professor 12Ms. Hire S. J. M.Sc. (Electronics) Asst. Professor 08Mr. Awate S. A. M.C.S. Asst. Professor 05Ms. Waghmode N J. M.Sc. (Physics) Asst. Professor 03Ms. Kathawate Madhuri S. M.C.S. Asst. Professor 02Ms. Borawake Snehal Dilip M.C.S. Asst. Professor 02Ms. Khubchandani Jyoti A. M.Sc. (Mathematics) Asst. Professor 02Ms. Khubchandani Payal A. M.Sc. (Mathematics) Asst. Professor 02Ms. Sherla Rupa Yadgiri M.Sc. (Statistics) Asst. Professor 02Ms. Singh Anuradha M.A., MBA Asst. Professor 02Ms. Sawane Vaishali Bapurao M.Sc.(Physics) Asst. Professor 01Ms. Shaikh Almas M. F. M.C.S. Asst. Professor 01Ms. Dhabale Sucheta V. M.C.S. Asst. Professor 01Ms. Walunjkar Prachi K. M.C.S. Asst. Professor 01
Computer Science
Name Qualification Designation Experience(Yrs.)
Dr. N. R. Somawanshi M.Sc.,M.Phil, Asso. Professor 22Ph.D. & Co-ordinator
Mrs. S. S. Kavade M.Sc. Asst.Professor 05Ms. Diana Francis M.Sc. Asst.Professor 03Ms. Poonam K.Bhandari M.Sc. Asst.Professor 02Mrs. Neha Bhardwaj M.Tech., GATE Asst.Professor 01Ms. Rajashree S.Choudhari M.Sc. Asst.Professor 01Ms. Pooja Pawar M.Sc. Asst.Professor 01Ms. Snehal Ghagare M.Sc. Asst.Professor 01
Biotechnology
Name Qualification Designation Experience (Yrs.)
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