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The Annual Quality Assurance Report

(AQAR) of the IQAC

Session 2017-18

St. Aloysius College (Autonomous)

Jabalpur (M.P.). 482001


The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC

All NAAC accredited institutions will submit an annual self-reviewed progress report to NAAC,

through its IQAC. The report is to detail the tangible results achieved in key areas, specifically

identified by the institutional IQAC at the beginning of the academic year. The AQAR will detail

the results of the perspective plan worked out by the IQAC. (Note: The AQAR period would be

the Academic Year. For example, July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013)

Part – A

1. Details of the Institution

1.1 Name of the Institution

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City/Town

State

Pin Code

Institution e-mail address

Contact Nos.

Name of the Head of the Institution:

Tel. No. with STD Code:

Mobile:

0761-2620738, 0761-2629655

St. Aloysius’ College (Autonomous)

1, Ahilya Bai Marg

Sadar, Cantonment

Jabalpur

Madhya Pradesh

482001

[email protected]

Dr. Fr. G. Vazhan Arasu

09425803381, 08989865011

0761-2629655


Name of the IQAC Co-ordinator:

Mobile:

IQAC e-mail address:

1.3 NAAC Track ID(For ex. MHCOGN 18879)

1.4 NAAC Executive Committee No. & Date:

(For Example EC/32/A&A/143 dated 3-5-2004.

This EC no. is available in the right corner- bottom

of your institution’s Accreditation Certificate)

1.5 Website address:

Web-link of the AQAR:

For ex. http://www.ladykeanecollege.edu.in/AQAR2012-13.doc

1.6 Accreditation Details

Sl. No. Cycle Grade CGPA Year of

Accreditation

Validity

Period

1 1st Cycle A+ 93.10 2005 2010

2 2nd

Cycle A 3.5 2011 2016

3 3rd

Cycle A+ 3.68 2017 2024

4 4th Cycle - - - -

1.7 Date of Establishment of IQAC: DD/MM/YYYY

www.staloysiuscollege.ac.in

15/06/2005

[email protected]

[email protected]

http://staloysiuscollege.ac.in/new/index.php/test1/aqar

Dr. Kallol Das

09926335873

EC(SC)/25/A&A/53 dated 09-06-2017

MPCOGN12431

mailto:[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]


1.8 AQAR for the year (for example 2010-11)

1.9 Details of the previous year’s AQAR submitted to NAAC after the latest Assessment and

Accreditation by NAAC ((for example AQAR 2010-11submitted to NAAC on 12-10-2011)

i. AQAR (2011-2012) Submitted to NAAC on 12/12/2012

ii. AQAR (2012-2013) Submitted to NAAC on 05/01/2014

iii. AQAR (2013-2014) Submitted to NAAC on 25/12/2014

iv. AQAR (2014-2015) Submitted to NAAC on 23/12/2015

v. AQAR (2015-2016) submitted to NAAC on 10/11/2016

1.10 Institutional Status

University State Central Deemed Private

Affiliated College Yes No

Constituent College Yes No

Autonomous college of UGC Yes No

Regulatory Agency approved Institution Yes No

(eg. AICTE, BCI, MCI, PCI, NCI)

Type of Institution Co-education Men Women

Urban Rural Tribal

Financial Status Grant-in-aid UGC 2(f) UGC 12B

Grant-in-aid + Self Financing Totally Self-financing

1.11 Type of Faculty/Programme

Arts Science Commerce Law PEI (Phys Edu)

TEI (Edu) Engineering Health Science Management

Others (Specify)

2017-2018

Education

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1.12 Name of the Affiliating University (for the Colleges)

1.13 Special status conferred by Central/ State Government-- UGC/CSIR/DST/DBT/ICMR etc

Autonomy by State/Central Govt. / University

University with Potential for Excellence UGC-CPE

DST Star Scheme UGC-CE

UGC-Special Assistance Programme DST-FIST

UGC-Innovative PG programmes Any other (Specify)

UGC-COP Programmes

2. IQAC Composition and Activities

2.1 No. of Teachers

2.2 No. of Administrative/Technical staff

2.3 No. of students

2.4 No. of Management representatives

2.5 No. of Alumni

2. 6 No. of any other stakeholder and

Community representatives

2.7 No. of Employers/ Industrialists

2.8 No. of other External Experts

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01

01

01

01

01

02

02

08

Rani Durgavati Vishwavidyalaya, Jabalpur


2.9 Total No. of members

2.10 No. of IQAC meetings held

2.11 No. of meetings with various stakeholders: No. Faculty

Non-Teaching Staff Students Alumni Others

2.12 Has IQAC received any funding from UGC during the year? Yes No

If yes, mention the amount

2.13Seminars and Conferences (only quality related)

(i) No. of Seminars/Conferences/ Workshops/Symposia organized by the IQAC

Total Nos. International National State Institution

Level

(ii) Themes

16

4

17

12

4 4

07 04 03

04

August 21st – 28

th – Department of Tax Procedure & Practice in Collaboration with Department

of Computer Application organized Seven Days Workshop on “GST TALLY” for Faculty

Members”

September 15th

– Department of Tax Procedure and Practice conducted a Workshop on “GST

in India: A Step Ahead in Indirect Tax”.

September 16th

– Department of Zoology conducted a Training workshop on “Apiculture-

Entrepreneurship in Bee Keeping”

October 27th – 28

th – Department of Education organized two days National workshop on

“Collaborative Teaching Strategies for Knowledge Building and Collective Wisdom in Higher

Education” sponsored by UNITED BOARD for Christian Higher Education in Asia.

January 12th

– 13th

– Department of Physics organized two days National Workshop on

“Advanced Research Instrumentation Techniques in Materials Science” ARITMS-2018,

sponsored by UNITED BOARD for Christian Higher Education in Asia.

February 9th

– 10th

– Department of Mathematics organized two days National Training

Programme on “The Art of Mathematical Modeling as Teaching Pedagogy”, sponsored by

UNITED BOARD for Christian Higher Education in Asia.

March 17th

– 18th

– The College conducted two days National Workshop on “eLearning,

MOOCS and Basic ICT Tools for Educators”. The Chief Guest was Prof. A.K. Bakshi, Vice-

Chancellor, PDM University and Chairman, GAD-TLC of MHRD, the Guest of Honour was Dr.

Vimal Rarh, Joint Director GAD – TLC and the Special Guest was Prof. K.V. Bhanumurthy,

Vice Chairman, GAD-TLC of MHRD.

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2.14 Significant Activities and contributions made by IQAC

2.15 Plan of Action by IQAC/Outcome

The plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year towards quality

Enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of the year *

Plan of Action Achievements

A Review of the report of the NAAC Peer Team was

done. Activities were planned accordingly. 1. Design a customized e-format for submission of

information to IQAC

2. Institution of an award for innovation in teaching-

learning and administration

3. Publication of an IQAC Newsletter

4. Design a format to undertake a Student Satisfaction

Survey

5. To improve the professional qualifications of the faculty

6. To have Centralized CCE

7. Design a format for syllabus completion report

8. A detailed Academic Calendar to be implemented

IQAC activities completed satisfactorily.

Details given in Part B of the AQAR (2017-

18)

* Attach the Academic Calendar of the year as Annexure. Annexure i

2.15 Whether the AQAR was placed in statutory body Yes No

Management Syndicate Any other body

Provide the details of the action taken

Review of the AQAR was done. The efforts and outcome were lauded. Suggestions were

given for further course of action.

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1. Non-crushable and non-tamperable mark sheets introduced.

2. Instituted best Research Paper and best Community Oriented Project awards for teachers

and best Project Award for students.

3. Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp Sponsored by EDII-DST.

4. Innovations under Design and Innovation Centre DIC were designing of bio-degradable

sanitary napkins, innovative Designs from Shivnak or Sonpatha (Oroxylum indicum),instant

Coffee Stick, OB cubes (Alternate to Naphthalene balls), herbal tea bag, bio-fertilizer,

herbal shampoo, aloe vera soap, herbal cosmetics.

5. College Anthem was launched.

6. Polycom video conferencing setup for virtual class teaching and lectures.

7. FTP server set up for IQAC cell.

8. Centralized file sharing system for smooth working of IQAC cell with departmental logins

at Institutional level for enhancing the E-governance culture.

9. ERP eCAS updates: College ERP software updated

10. Increase in bandwidth of internet and faster retrieval of information.


Part – B Criterion – I

1. Curricular Aspects

1.1 Details about Academic Programmes

Level of the

Programme

Number of

existing

Programmes

Number of

programmes added

during the year

Number of

self-financing

programmes

Number of value

added / Career

Oriented

programmes

Ph.D. 02 00 02 00

PG 10 00 10 00

UG 7 00 05 15

PG Diploma 00 00 00 00

Advanced Diploma 00 00 00 00

Diploma 03 01 03 03

Certificate 14 02 13 14

Others 00 00 00 00

Total 46 03 33 32

Interdisciplinary 01 01 01 01

Innovative 00 00 00 00

1.2 (i) Flexibility of the Curriculum: CBCS/Core/Elective option / Open options

(ii) Pattern of programmes:

*Note: As per the guidelines of Madhya Pradesh Higher Education UG courses are running as

per annual system with effect from 2017-18.

Pattern Number of programmes

Semester 10

Trimester 00

Annual 07


1.3 Feedback from stakeholders* Alumni Parents Employers Students

(On all aspects)

Mode of feedback: Online Manual Co-operating schools (for PEI)

Annexure ii

1.4 Whether there is any revision/update of regulation or syllabi, if yes, mention their salient

aspects.

1.5 Any new Department/Centre introduced during the year. If yes, give details.

Syllabi are revised or upgraded through BOS of the various subjects. See Annexure iii

Based on feedback from various stakeholders and need analysis, it has been

proposed to start PG course in Commerce, M.Com. in the next academic year.

Yes Yes Yes Yes

Yes Yes


Criterion – II

2. Teaching, Learning and Evaluation

2.1 Total No. of

permanent faculty

2.2 No. of permanent faculty with Ph.D.

2.3 No. of Faculty

Positions Recruited (R)

and Vacant (V) during

the year

2.4 No. of Guest and Visiting faculty and Temporary faculty

2.5 Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended

Seminars/

Workshops

03 122 1

Presented papers 03 26 -

Resource Persons 01 06 -

2.6 Innovative processes adopted by the institution in Teaching and Learning:

2.7 Total No. of actual teaching days during this academic year

2.8 Examination/ Evaluation Reforms initiated by

the Institution (for example: Open Book Examination, Bar Coding,

Double Valuation, Photocopy, Online Multiple Choice Questions)

Total Asst. Professors Associate Professors Professors Others

119 119 Nil Nil

Nil

Asst.

Professors

Associate

Professors

Professors Others Total

R V R V R V R V R V

Nil - Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil -

Nil

Scaffolding and Source Method

Induction and Deduction Method

Problem Solving and Mind Mapping

Experiential Learning Method

Lecture cum Discussion Controlled Observation

Virtual Teaching and Learning Methods

Multimedia based teaching and learning

189

62

Nil Nil


2.9 No. of faculty members involved in curriculum restructuring/revision/syllabus development

as member of Board of Study/Faculty/Curriculum Development workshop

2.10 Average percentage of attendance of students

2.9 No. of faculty members involved in curriculum

restructuring/revision/syllabus development

as member of Board of Study/Faculty/Curriculum

Development workshop

2.10 Average percentage of the attendance of students

2.11 Course/Programme wise distribution of pass percentage :

Title of the

Programme

Total no. of

students

appeared

Division

Distinction % I % II % III % Pass %

B.A. 95 12 22 43 14 91

BBA 51 20 24 46 10 100

BCA 35 10 25 38 27 100

B.Sc. 415 18 22 23 27 90

B.Com. 602 19.6 27 27.41 21.21 95.22

B.Com. (Hons) 91 22 41 25 09 97

M.A.(Eco) 14 21 43 28.85 - 92.85

M.A.(Pol.Sc.) 12 18.66 30 43 - 91.66

M.A. (Eng Lit) 11 16 35 49 - 100

M.Sc. (Phy) 10 25 50 25 - 100

M.Sc. (Chem) 14 17 43 40 - 100

M.Sc.(Comp. Sc.) 1 100 - - - 100

M.Sc. (Maths) 9 30 60 10 - 100

M.Sc.(Zoology) 15 17 33 43 - 93

M.Sc.(Biotech) 11 45 55 - - 100

M.Sc.(Micro Bio) 09 40 60 - - 100

Revised format of scheme of marks allocation: The earlier mark allocation was as follows:

Section A 15x1, Section B 4x5 and Section C 10x5, which was changed to 10x1, 5x5 and 10x5

in order to give 50% weightage to section B in comparison to section C. Reduction in the number

of objectives in Section A from 15 to 10 was done because it was observed that setting 15

objectives was very time consuming.

Upgradation in Examination Module of the Software: Software was updated in order to meet

the requirement of the annual pattern of the examination according to the M.P. Higher Education.

Quality of the mark sheets have been upgraded (Non-crushable and non- tamperable)

Moderation of the question paper is done on the day of examination to ensure greater

confidentiality.

85%

No. Of Faculty members involved in

Curriculum Restructuring /Revision

BOS Faculty Curriculum

Development

workshop

119 119 25


2.12 How does IQAC Contribute/Monitor/Evaluate the Teaching & Learning processes:

The IQAC acts as a nodal agency of the Institution for coordinating quality-related

activities, including adoption and dissemination of best practices.

The IQAC prepares the roadmap for qualitative teaching, learning and research.

IQAC ensures timely, efficient and progressive performance of academic tasks.

Develops mechanisms to stimulate the academic environment for promotion of

quality of teaching-learning and research/ for self-evaluation, accountability,

autonomy and innovations.

IQAC collects and collates qualitative and quantitative data from all departments of

the College.

IQAC has developed a mechanism of felicitating and rewarding the best

paper/research project both in the teacher and student category.

Ensures the application of quality benchmarks/parameters for various academic and

administrative activities of the institution.

Facilitates the creation of a learner-centric environment conducive to adopt the

required knowledge and technology for participatory teaching and learning process.

Prepares Performa for feedback response from students, parents and other

stakeholders on quality-related institutional processes.

Disseminates information on various quality parameters of higher education.

Documents the various Programmes/activities leading to quality improvement.

Prepares the Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) as per guidelines and

parameters of NAAC, to be submitted to NAAC.

2.13 Initiatives undertaken towards faculty development

Faculty / Staff Development Programmes Number of faculty

benefitted

Refresher courses Nil

UGC – Faculty Improvement Programme 04

HRD programmes 96

Orientation programmes 119

Faculty exchange programme Nil

Staff training conducted by the university Nil

Staff training conducted by other institutions 11

Summer / Winter schools, Workshops, etc. 02

Others 14

2.14 Details of Administrative and Technical staff

Category Number of

Permanent

Employees

Number of

Vacant

Positions

Number of

permanent

positions filled

during the Year

Number of

positions filled

temporarily

Administrative Staff 43 Nil Nil Nil

5 Nil Nil Nil


Criterion – III

3. Research, Consultancy and Extension

3.1 Initiatives of the IQAC in Sensitizing/Promoting Research Climate in the

institution

Special Lectures by eminent Faculties/ Scholars.

Internship/Project for UG/ PG students on research problem initiated.

Encouraged PG Students to publish their research outputs/ paper in peer

reviewed Journal.

Encouraged faculty members to apply for major and minor research

projects.

Encouraged faculty members and students to attend seminar/ workshop

and present their papers.

Initiated awards for Research Papers, Projects of Faculty and Students.

3.2 Details regarding major projects

Completed On-going Sanctioned Submitted

Number 01 - -

Outlay in Rs. Lakhs 7.07

3.3 Details regarding minor projects

Completed On-going Sanctioned Submitted

Number 4 1 1

Outlay in Rs. Lakhs 9.95 1.5 1.5

3.4 Details on research publications

International National Others

Peer Review Journals 31 19 -

Non-Peer Review Journals

e-Journals

Conference proceedings 2 5 -

3.5 Details on Impact factor of publications:

Range 0.53- 8.074 Average 4.754 h-index Nos. in SCOPUS


3.6 Research funds sanctioned and received from various funding agencies,

industry and other organisations

Nature of the Project Duration

Year

Name of the

funding Agency

Total grant

Sanctioned

Rs.

Received

Major projects 2 Years

3 Years

ICSSR

DST 3.59 Lakh

Minor Projects - - - -

Interdisciplinary Projects

Industry sponsored

Projects sponsored by the

University/ College

Students research projects

(other than compulsory by

the University)

Any other(Specify)

Total

3.7 No. of books published i) With ISBN No. 04

Chapters in Edited Books 21

ii) Without ISBN No. - NIL

3.8 No. of University Departments receiving funds from

UGC-SAP CAS DST-FIST

DPE DBT Scheme/funds

3.9 For colleges CPE - DBT Star Scheme

INSPIRE CE-

Any Other (specify) University,

3.10 Revenue generated through consultancy: Rs. 24,600/-

3.11 No. of conferences organized by the Institution

Level International National State University College

Number 04 - - 03

Sponsoring

agencies

United Board for

Christian Higher

Education in Asia

- MHRD,

SAC

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3.12 No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons

3.13 No. of collaborations International National Any other

3.14 No. of linkages created during this year

3.15 Total budget for research for current year in lakhs:

From funding agency United Board, DST, MHRD: Rs.24.59529 in Lakhs

From Management of University/College RDVV: Rs. 14.72162 in Lakhs

Total: Rs. 39.3169 in Lakhs

3.16 No. of patents received this year

Type of Patent Number

National Applied NIL

Granted

International Applied NIL

Granted

Commercialised Applied NIL

Granted

3.17 No. of research awards/ recognitions received by faculty and research fellows

Of the institute in the year

3.18 No. of faculty from the Institution : 11

Who are Ph. D. Guides

And students registered under them : 35

3.19 No. of Ph.D. awarded by faculty from the Institution:

3.20 No. of Research Scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing

ones)

JRF SRF Project Fellows Any other

3.21 No. of students Participated in NSS events:

University level State level

National level International level

Total International National State University Dist College

3 6 - - - -

1

02 8

9

2

2


3.22 No. of students participated in NCC events:



3.23 No. of Awards won in NSS:



3.24 No. of Awards won in NCC:



3.25 No. of Extension activities organized

University forum College forum

NCC , NSS Any other

3.26 Major Activities during the year in the sphere of extension activities and

Institutional Social Responsibility

S.

No.

Name of

Activity Objective Theme Date

Name of

Department

No. of

particip

ants

Outcome of the

activity

1 Tree

Plantation

To protect

the

environment

To create a better

ecology 02-07-17

The entire

College

All

Staff

Member

s

Participation in the

State Tree Plantation

Drive and planting of

about 2500 saplings

2 Visit to

Ashram

To inculcate

Human

Values

Joy of Giving 26-07-17 Economics 15

Increased Social

Empathy and

Sensitiveness

3 Discussion Save Earth 28-07-17 History 10 Communication Skills

of students enhanced.

4 Swachata

Pakhwara

Awareness

on cleaning Clean India

02-08-17 to

15-08-17 NSS 45

Health camp was

organized and

haemoglobin

percentage of girl

students of

underprivileged

society were checked

along with general

information on causes

of malnutrition

5

Extension

Activity

To give for

Charity

Financial Aid

15-08-17 Chemistry 01

Helped the non-

teaching staff

11 3

44

3

24

27

10

44 56

03 20


6

River

Conservation

Rally

Awareness

rally 01-09-17 NCC 70

Created Awareness of

Conservation of

Rivers

7 Rally on Eye

Donation

Awareness

rally 03-09-17 NSS 11

Created Awareness for

donating eyes.

8 Orientation

Programme

The role of

NSS 07-09-17 NSS 50

Educated about the

objectives and aims of

NSS.

9

Swachata

Pakhwara

Clean India

Movement

09-09-17

to

11-09-17

NSS 32

Sensitisation on

keeping the

Environment and

Surroundings Clean.

10

Visited

Ashram

“Karuna”

To inculcate

sympathetic

feelings

towards un

privileged

07-09-17 History 40

Created Social

Empathy and

Sensitiveness

11

Disease

Awareness

Programme

(in Dayanand

public

School, Barat

Road,

Jabalpur)

Health

Awareness

Diseases

occuring in rainy

season and their

home remedies

12-09-17 Botany

23

School students were

made aware of

seasonal diseases and

their remedies

12

Disease

Awareness

Programme

(in Dayanand

public

School, Barat

Road,

Jabalpur)

Health

Awareness

Diseases caused

in rainy season

and home

remedies

12-09-17 Botany 23


made aware of


their remedies

13

Disease

Awareness

Programme

(in Govt.

Higher

Secondary

School,

Pachpedi)

Health

Awareness

Seasonal

diseases and

home remedies

13-09-17 Botany 23


made aware of


their remedies

14

Mass

Awareness

Rally

Health

Awareness

Anti-Drug Abuse

Day campaign 16-09-17 NCC

Created awareness

amongst the people

15

Community

related

activities

Health

Awareness

Medicinal

Exhibition by

MSc. III

Semester

24-09-17 Chemistry 14

Enhanced knowledge

about medicines, their

mode of action and

side effects

16

Visit to the

Zoological

Museum of

Govt.

Science

College,

Jabalpur

Celebration

of Wild Life

conservation

week

Wild life

conservation 03-10-17 Zoology

40 PG

Zoology

Student

s

Awareness on Wild

life conservation


17

Essay writing

and slogan

comp.(Envir

onment

Awareness)

To create

Environmen

tal

Awareness

Save the Earth 06-10-17 History 20 Created awareness

about pollution

18

Film making

competition -

on Traffic

Rules

Awareness

about traffic

rules

NSS 28

Increase awareness

towards Traffic Rules

and Safety.

19 Visit To Old

Age Home

To build the

EQ & SQ of

students

Diwali 16-10-17

Managemen

t 30

Learned to respect

elders and take care of

aged citizens.

20

Health

Awareness

Programme

To create

awareness

on the health

problems

faced by

girls and

how can

they be

curbed

Health

Awareness for

Girls

10-11-17 Commerce

(Tax) 175

Students were

educated about health

and nutrition issues

21

Health

Awareness

programme

To create

awareness

about major

gynaecologi

cal issues.

6-11-17

Dr. Mrs.

Jaamdar,

Jamdar

hospital

Jabalpur

(Women

Cell)

280

Knowledge of

gynaecological

problems in

adolescents, hygiene,

prevention and

remedies of sexual

diseases.

Many students shared

and got solutions to

their problems.

22

Awareness

programme

on gender

violence

To create

awareness

about gender

violence and

ways to

combat

14-11-17

Mrs.

Mohanti

Maravi,

DSP,

Jabalpur

Women’s

Cell

Mrs. Rekha

Prajapati

(Inspector

crime

branch),

Mrs. Sonal

Shukla (Sub

inspector)

Code red

Jabalpur

300 girl

particip

ants

Female students are

now aware of the

different forms of

gender violence

including dowry

system, eve teasing,

sexual harassment,

domestic violence.

Students knows about

the POCSO

act and have the

emergency help line

numbers.

23

Workshop on

self-defence

To train

students to

defend

themselves

14-11-17

Mr. Manoj

Gupta,

International

Wushu

coach

(Women

Cell)

300 girl

particip

ants

Stamina of female

students strengthened

and they now know

the basic self-defence

skills of Wushu.


24 Plantation

Biodiversity

Conservatio

n

Eco-friendly

Environment 24-11-17 Botany 80

Rose garden was

maintained

25 Awareness

Rally

To make the

Youth

Aware about

AIDS

AIDS awareness 01-12-17 Education 80

Spread awareness

among thousands of

people about how to

stay away from the

disease and also how

to deal with it without

losing hope.

26

AIDS

awareness

rally and

Road Show

Create

awareness

about AIDS

01-12-17 Rotract Club Spread awareness

among the community

27 Career

Guidance

To create

awareness

about future

prospects

To aware the

students about

future prospects

04-12-17

to

15-12-17

NSS 15 Increased focus and

confidence

28 Plantation Environmen

t Protection 17-12-17 Rotract Club 20

Saplings planted to

protect the

environment

29 Donation

To inculcate

the value of

sharing and

caring.

Blankets

Distributed 20-12-17 Commerce 20 Created empathy

30

Skit and

Road show

on Nasha

Mukti

Creating a

value system 30-01-18 NSS 10

One more step in

Corporate Social

Responsibility

31

National

Youth Week

Celebration

Creating a

value system

12-01-18 to

18-01-18 NSS 50 Development of Skills

32

Intercollegiat

e internship

training in

Vermi-

composting

Entrepreneur

ship.

Waste

Managemen

t.

Preparation

of organic

fertilizers.

Promotion of

green Jabalpur.

20-01-18 to

10-04-18 Zoology

In house

– 60

Other

College

s 19

Grand

Total

79

Development of Skills

Learnt Waste

Management.

33

Workshop on

“How to save

a life with

Cardiopulmo

nary

resuscitation

(CPR)?”

Explained

and

demonstrate

d CPR

process to

the students.

22-01-18 Red Cross

Society

Students learnt new

and essential things

about how to save life

in emergency

situations

34 Visit to

Ashram

To inculcate

empathy

towards the

under

privileged

10-02-18 History

20

Encouraged CSR. The

students were happy

that they were able to

help the unprivileged

people in some ways


35 Outreach

programme

Awareness

of

sustainable

use of

agricultural

waste for

production

of

mushroom

Oyster

mushroom

cultivation for

school students

15-02-18 Botany

15

Enhanced knowledge

about protein rich diet

in the form of

mushrooms

36 Workshop

Training for

mushroom

cultivation

Mushroom

cultivation

workshop for

P.G students

15-02-18

16-02-18

Botany

21

Providedan

opportunity for self-

employability

37 Ashrams To Give to

Charity

Joy of Giving

Week 22-02-18 Economics 30

Students became

sensitive toward the

needs of the under

privileged. They

realized that small

contributions and

spending a little time

with the under

privileged could

spread joy and

happiness.

38

Blood

Donation

Camp

28-03-18

NCC & Red

Cross

Society

119

Unit

CSR and Nation

Building

39 Yoga Day 21-06-18 NSS 60 Nation Building and

Health Awareness

Swatchta Pakhwara : 01-09-17 to 15-09-17

S.No. Name of Activity No. of

Students Date Outcome of Activity

1. Clean Campus Day 40 01-09-17 Awareness of Cleanliness

2. Clean Hostel Day 40 02-09-17 Kept the campus clean

3. Green Campus Day 20 03-09-17

Created awareness about the

environment and planted more

trees

4. Clean Mess Day 40 04-09-17

Created awareness and

evolved strategies on

cleanliness

5.

Essay contest on" Innovative

ways for spreading the message

of hygiene" 70 05-09-17

Created awareness

on/spreading the message of

proper hygiene

6

Clean surrounding day: Roads

leading to institution 40 06-09-17

Maintained and evolved

methods for cleanliness of the

institutional surroundings

7 Care for the surrounding :

Study of Garbage cleaning 25 07-09-17

Demonstrated about the

different collection waste bins

and proper disposal of solid


systems in public spaces and liquid wastes

8

Care for the surrounding : Visit

to slum/village to explain the

concepts of cleanliness; wall

writing on cleanliness and

health

20 08-09-17

Spread the message of proper

hygiene and disease

prevention

9


to markets nearby to study the

systems for cleaning 20 09-09-17

Emphasized the need to

strengthen the need for

cleanliness

10


to Govt. hospital to study the

hygiene and systems for

disposal of garbage and

hospital wastes

20 10-09-17

Learned about how to

maintain health and prevent

the spread of diseases

11


to institution for the poor

(orphanages) etc 10 11-09-17 Created a Value System

12

Care for the surrounding :

Briefing session with

commissioner Local Body

about the systems for

cleanliness

25 12-09-17

Sensitized and made students

aware and about the benefits

of cleanliness

13

"Cleanest Hostel Room"

Contest 40 13-09-17



of cleanliness

14

Elocution contest on Health

and Hygiene is the real wealth 14-09-17



of Health and Cleanliness

15

Closing ceremony for

distribution of prizes and

certificate for participants

15-09-17 Certificate Distribution


Criterion – IV

4. Infrastructure and Learning Resources

4.1 Details of increase in infrastructure facilities:

Facilities Existing Newly

created

Source of Fund year (Rs. in

Lakhs) Total

Campus area 11 acres NIL 11 acres

Class rooms 26 03

College Fund

(7.865616/-) 29

New Rooms:

Three New

Departments:

Economics, English

and Commerce) and

one IQAC Cell

04

Laboratories 18 NIL 18

Seminar Halls 02 NIL 02

No. of important

equipment’s

purchased (≥ 1-0

lakh) during the

current year.

40 02 UGC/ MRP/ XIth Plan/ FIST/

CPE/ Autonomy 42

Value of the

equipment

purchased during

the year (Rs. in

Lakhs)

2,16.02885 13.68497 20.34670 229.714

1. Polycom Video Conferencing System: It’s a Next-

generation HD video, voice and content sharing

capabilities for conference rooms, classrooms and

meeting spaces. One unit of Polycom® Real

Presence® Group Series 500. T

2. Three commercial Samsung LCD screens has been

setup for Video Conferencing system. Using this

ergonometric setup content projection can be

viewed from all four corners of the room.

6.26454/-

3. Internet Access Point and Accessories 0.11605/-

4. Vacuum Cleaner- Euroclean WDX2 0.14790/-

5. 01AC 0.45000/-


4.2 Computerization of administration and library

4.2.1 Wi-Fi / Internet

Internet bandwidth has been increased from 20 mbps to 25 mbps for browsing and

server bandwidth has been increased from 2 mbps to 10 mbps.

Additional Open Internet access point (SSID=SACCONF) has been setup in

Campus to provide free Internet browsing to students and staff. SMS gateway has

been integrated so that users can registered themselves easily using OTP sent by

the system.

4.2.2 IQAC Server Configuration

A server (Dell Power Edge T630, Intel Xenon, 16/600 GB) with Linux Operating System

has been configured with FTP service to provide facility of file transfer over Intranet with

various permission.

4.2.3 Software Upgradation(Version/ Release No. 1.2.11.28)

Aadhaar Number, Bank Account, IFSC codes has been incorporated in online

admission module.

Aadhaar number has been added in the Marksheets of First year students admitted

in 2017.

College ERP software has been updated to a newer release.

Report panel has been updated to Crystal Reports for faster retrieval of

information.

Global IP changed in all applications/Softwares running on Servers migrated from

Tata Telecommunications to Purenet Telecom.

Admission module has been redesigned as per the need of current year

requirements.

Other regular maintenance/reports/backups/messaging/etc. are done in regular

basis.

4.2.4 Library Automation System:

The college has a fully automated Library Management System that caters to the needs of

students, staff and the librarian. It addresses the operational difficulties faced by

traditional libraries. College library has been automated to provide a modern online

catalogue which is fully web based. It provides access to library resources from any

remote locations in addition to the computer terminals installed in the library as an

information retrieval interface. The software helps to manage records of text books,

reference books. It helps to maintain

Cataloguing

Circulation

Reports

Barcoding

Detailed information in a single click

Student/ Staff login to view books issued


Printing barcodes of accession numbers with book name

Enhanced Search mode

Digital library

OPAC (Open Public Access Cataloguing)

4.3 Library services:

Existing Newly added Total

No. Value (Rs.) No. Value

(Rs.)

No. Value (Rs.)

Text Books 53321 95,52,843/- 2575 8,06,388 55896 1,03,59,231

Reference Books 17276 28,28,458/- 141 4,18,299 17417 32,46,757

e-Books 01

(library)+1072

(Digital

Library)

2,500/- Nil+

499

nil 01+1571 2500/-

Journals 178 2,17,413/- 04 3,800 182 2,21,213

e-Journals 137 nil 137

Digital Database 13825 3650 17475

CD & Video 797 82 879

Others (specify) 1.Inflibnet

2.Delnet

3.NDL

4.PDFCHM

5.The

American

Library

5,000/-

11,500/-

3,000/-

nil nil 1.Inflibnet

2.Delnet

3.NDL

4.PDFCH

M

5.The

American

Library

5,000/-

11,500/-

3,000/-

4.4 Technology up gradation (overall)

Total Computers Com

puter

Labs

(07)

Comput

er

having

Internet

Browsi

ng

Centre

(01)

Comput

er

Centre

(01)

Office

Departments

Oth

ers Des

ktop

la

pt

op

e-

Podi

um

Tota

l

Desk

top

lap

top

e-

Podi

um

Existing 313 59 07 379 200 379 06 08 11 58 57 07 30

Added 08 02 00 10 00 10 00 00 01 02 02 00 05

Total 321 61 07 389 200 389 06 08 12 60 59 07 35

4.5 Computer, Internet access, training to teachers and students and any other programme

for technology upgradation (Networking, e-Governance etc.)

1. A two days (17th – 18

th March 2018) training programme on e-learning and MOOCs, funded

by the Ministry of Human Resource Development, was organized by the department of

Commerce in the college under faculty induction programme.


4.6 Amount spent on maintenance in lakhs:

i) ICT

ii) Campus Infrastructure and facilities

iii) Equipment’s

iv) Others (digital Library)

Total in lakhs:

11.99997/-

3.80559/-

13. 78228/-

0.18481/-

29.77265/-


Criterion – V

5. Student Support and Progression

5.1 Contribution of IQAC in enhancing awareness about Student Support Services

5.2 Efforts made by the institution for tracking the progression

IQAC of St Aloysius College (Autonomous),Jabalpur frequently make the students aware

about various Scholarships and other Schemes of Government and Non –Government

organisations such as Students Accidents Insurance Scheme, Railway Concession, Teacher

Guardian Scheme, Vivekanand Carrier and Placement Cell, Women Redressal Cell,

Overseas/International Student Cell, Scheme for Differently Abled Students and information

about Remedial Coaching which are mentioned in the college diary and prospectus. It

provides information about various College and Government level scholarships provided to

students which are also stated in the college diary and prospectus.

It also ensures the proper dissemination of information through EduSAC app, SMS services,

College website, Digital notice board, college notice board and morning and afternoon

assemblies.

It informs its major stakeholders about different student support services like digital library,

book bank, central instrumentation laboratory, clubs and societies, examination cell, active

student council, anti-ragging committee, counselling centre, suggestion box, three tier

feedback system, one to one mentoring and parent teacher meeting through student

orientation program in the beginning of the session.

To track the progression of students various initiatives undertaken by the institution includes

Centralized CCE written test, feedback mechanism, remedial class, Group discussion,

Advance learners teach weak learners under the guidance of teachers, Class test [oral and

written], Assignments, extra classes, provision of model questions,Tutorial, Debate,

Seminars, prelim practical examination, One to one student – teacher interaction with

problem solving approach, guidance to weak learners whenever required, Surprise Test and

participation of PG students in National Conferences and workshops.

Students with poor performance in quarterly and CCE exams were given individual care for

solving their problems followed by class test. Students were allotted

internship/project/dissertation on community based topics to create awareness and develop

scientific perspective among them. Certain difficult topics were retaught on request of

students for further clearance of doubts. The UG students were counseled, guided and made

aware of the applicability of various subjects so that they could peruse education at the PG

level. Besides these, mentoring of students, information to parents and follow up of

attendance are done on regular basis in the college to track the progression of students.


5.3 (a) Total Number of students -

(b) No. of students outside the state

(c) No. of international students

Men Women

Demand ratio - 1:1.41 Dropout % - 0.43

5.4 Details of student support mechanism for coaching for competitive examinations

(If any)

Benefitted Class Date No. of Sessions Total No.

B.COM 26-08-2017 2 85

22-09-2017 2 70

23-09-2017 2 75

BBA 19-08-2017 1 45

BSC 18-08-2017 3 120

UG PG Ph. D. Others

4607 272 04 -

No %

49

No %

51

Last Year [2016-17] This Year [2017-18]

General SC ST OBC Physically

Challenged

Total General SC ST OBC Physically

Challenged

Total

2785

218 232 1211 1 4447 3024 223 259 1372 1 4879

52

4

Two days programme on Solving Syllogism Questions was organised by Department of Computer Science

on 28.07.2017 & 29.07.2017. TIME Institute and Career Launcher conducted sessions and MOCK test for

CAT/MAT entrance examination. Group discussion sessions for CAT/MAT was also conducted with the

help of TIME Institute and Career Launcher.


5.5 No. of students qualified in these examinations

NET SET/SLET GATE CAT

IAS/IPS etc State PSC UPSC Others (CMAT)

5.6 Details of student counselling and career guidance.

No. of students benefitted

The college has a placement officer for student counselling and career guidance. The

details of the programmes organized are as follow: -

S.

No.

Name of the

programme

(Personal/Ca

reer/Mentori

ng)

Date Name of

the

student

Name of the

Counsellor

Objective Outcome No. of

students

benefitted

1. Career

Guidance

Sessions

Regular

Activity

UG and

PG Final

year

students

Dr.Vijay

Karmarkar

Career guidance

&

Personal advice

Very

positive

results

were seen

among the

students

130

students

benefitted

2. Pre

Placement

Training to

Final

semester

students of

all Streams.

July to

October

Every

year

930

Students

Dr.Vijay Karmarkar

Ms.Mukta Rizwani

Mr.Abhishek

Agrawal

Mrs.Charu Kohli

Ms.Shubhpriti Pate

Personality

Development

Interview Facing

skills

Soft skills

Resume/CV

preparation

GD PI Mock

drills.

Good

progress

was

observed

among

most of

the

students.

215

Students

are placed

in various

MNCs.

3. Entrepreneur

ship

Awareness

Camp

Sponsored by

EDII-DST

August

2017

180

students

Dr.Vijay Karmarkar

Dr.Ashu Jain

Ms.Aditi Mishrra

Dr.Shweta Likhitkar

Dr.Dayashankar

Gautam

Mr.Shakeel Ahmed

M.S.L.Kori

(CEDMAP)

Mr.Ravi Gupta.

To create awareness

amongst the students

and encourage them to

take up careers as

entrepreneurs

Students

showed

keen

interest

01

62

1110


5.7 Details of campus placement.

On campus Off Campus

Number of

Organizations

Visited

Number of

Students

Participated

Number of

Students

Placed

Number of Students Placed

(2017-18) 11

1650

210

12

5.8 Details of gender sensitization programmes

Women Cell of St Aloysius College (Autonomous), Jabalpur organised health awareness

and gender sensitization programmes to create awareness among the students during the

session 2017-18 .The details are as follows : -

S.

No.

Name of

Activity

Date Objective Chief Guest/Guest

of Honour etc..

No. of

particip

ants

Outcome of the

activity

1 Health

awareness

programme

06.11. 17 To create

awareness about

major

gynaecological

issues.

Dr. Mrs. Jaamdar,

Jamdar hospital

Jabalpur.

280 Knowledge of

gynaecological

problems in

adolescents, hygiene,

prevention and

remedies of sexual

diseases.

Many students shared

and got solutions to

their problems.

2 Awareness

programme on

gender

violence

14.11.17 To create

awareness about

gender violence

and ways to

combat.

Mrs. Mohanti

Maravi, DSP,

Jabalpur

Women’s Cell

Mrs. Rekha

Prajapati

(Inspector

crime branch),

Mrs. Sonal

Shukla (Sub

inspector,

Code Red)

Jabalpur

300 girl

participa

nts

Female students are

now aware of the

different forms of

gender violence

including dowry

system, eve teasing,

sexual harassment,

domestic violence.

Every student knows

about the POSCO act

and has the

emergency help line

numbers.

3 Workshop on

self-defence

14.11.17 To train students

to defend

themselves

300 girl

participa

nts

Stamina of female

students strengthened

and they now know

the basic self-defence

skills of Wushu.


5.9 Students Activities

5.9.1 No. of students participated in Sports, Games and other events

Sports and Games

State/ University level National level International level

Division/Districts level Zonal level All India University level

No. of students participated in cultural events

State/ University level National level International

Division/Districts level Zonal level University level

5.9.2 No. of medals /awards won by students in Sports, Games and other events

Sports: State/ University level National level International level

Intercollegiate level /others

Cultural: State/ University level National level International

Division/Districts level Zonal level University level

5.10 Scholarships and Financial Support

Number of

Students Amount (Rs.)

Financial support from institution 150 5,02,975/-

Financial support from government 269 13,38,615/-

Financial support from other sources Nil Nil

Number of students who received

International/ National recognitions

Nil Nil

5.11 Student organised / initiatives

Fairs : State/ University level National level International level

Exhibition: State/ University level National level International level

02 12 51

Nil Nil Nil

Nil 2 10

Nil 1

5

129 57 26

21

2

10

53 4 17

26


5.12 No. of social initiatives undertaken by the students

5.13 Major grievances of students (if any) redressed:

The total number of major grievances of students addressed by the Grievances cell

of St Aloysius College (Autonomous), Jabalpur during the Session 2017-18 was 31,

categorized under the heads: Academics, Infrastructure, Examination, Miscellaneous and

Suggestions. All the grievances of students were timely redressed by the Grievances Cell

during the past academic period.

18


Criterion – VI

6. Governance, Leadership and Management

6.1 State the Vision and Mission of the institution

Vision

St. Aloysius’ College strives for quality in academics, character formation and developing

a scientific temper thereby, opening new avenues for enriching life.

Mission

We, the members of St. Aloysius’ College, aim to create and facilitate an environment for

knowledge, research, skill, self-reliance and humanitarianism that moulds the youth to

build up a better world.

6.2 Does the Institution has a Management Information System

Strategies:

Every Department has a representative/Teacher-In –Charge who works closely with the

IQAC. The IQAC ensures that all the data pertaining to the AQAR of the Departments,

Statutory Bodies, Clubs and Cells is sent in timely on monthly basis to a central

repository through a special server which is especially installed for IQAC. The soft

copies are saved and hard copies are archived. The college has Campus automation ERP

system eCAS and EDUSAC, academic management portals which take care (no change)

of various activities like admission, attendance and internal assessment, office

management, student dealing, accounts and students’ grievance redressal.

6.3 Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the

following:

6.3.1 Curriculum Development

The curriculum is designed with internal and external experts from academia and

experts from industry and alumni to make courses globally relevant and students inculcate

values that are socially relevant. By involving the stakeholders in the curriculum design,

the college ensures that the students’ needs are fulfilled. The Course Outcome,

Programme Outcome and Programme Specific Outcome are clearly stated and every


attempt is made to meet the design objectives. At regular intervals a feedback is taken at

different levels to ensure and evaluate (authenticate) how far the course objectives have

been met and what more needs to be done. Curriculum Development in all disciplines

follows the following key indicators:

Student centric

Information based

Discipline based

Community based

Employability oriented

Entrepreneurial skill oriented

Research based

6.3.2 Teaching and Learning

Creation of a learning ambience is ensured through environment in includes

critical thinking, case studies and creativity

Outcome based teaching and learning methods followed by all departments

For all programmes practical orientation is provided in the form of projects,

mini projects, industrial visits, guest lectures, participatory teaching-learning

methodologies workshops and seminars.

Teaching and learning process is fostered with the help of e-learning resources

Mentoring and counselling of slow learners are part of teaching - learning

process.

Remedial classes are arranged as per the needs of students.

All classrooms, seminar halls, laboratories are equipped with ICT tools

Regular feedback system from students is institutionalized to improve teaching

mechanism and continuously upgrading it for meeting the changing trends.

Teachers’ lesson plans are checked by the HODs and the Principal to monitor

and evaluate faculty members with regard to the teaching learning process and

timely completion of syllabus.

In the next academic session, the college plans to introduce Choice Based Credit

System for PG programmes.

Modern and student centric methods are institutionalised to foster greater students’

interactions. Some of the teaching methods are as follows:


Multimedia Media, Analytical Method, Role Play, Observation Method, Case

Study, Error and Practices Method, Video Lecture, Brain Storming, Discussion

Method, Question and Answer method, Trial and Error method, Situational

Conversations/ICT/ Learning through modules/Public Speaking, Semi surprise test,

Narration Method, Assignment method, Sources Method, Micro Teaching, Mind

Mapping Method, Social recitation method, Illustration method, Problem Solving,

Word attack method, Demonstration method, Instructional method, Think, Pair and

Share, Team teaching, Drill and Practice method, Heuristic, Reciprocal Teaching,

Scaffolding Lecture Method.

6.3.3 Examination and Evaluation

The exam schedule and evaluation details are given in the college dairy issued to the

students and faculty members at the beginning of the academic year. The examination cell

ensures the continuous and comprehensive evaluation of students and the timely

conduction of examinations.

Two internal written Examination (Quarterly and half Yearly) are conducted for I year

students and evaluated within one week after completion of the exam. The answer scripts

are shown to the students along with the feedback / suggestions of the subject teacher.

For semester examination a multipronged approach is followed to objectively assess the

students. Some of the CCE modes and weightage criterion are listed below:

Class Test/Seminars/Assignments/ Poster Presentation/Charts/ Group

Discussions/Tutorials/PPT Presentations.

Final Practice Teaching.

OMR based Exam

Attendance percentage

Participation in fests organized in the college

Notice board Preparation

Centralized CCE exams

Discussions after lecture

Short Quiz in class after every topic

Review of research paper, report writing etc.


Evaluation:

Observation of the papers is done by two external subject experts to maintain the

integrity of the exam.

Centralized server for examination to maintain the security and confidentiality of

the information.

This year onwards, to keep extra vigilance, the internally constituted Flying Squad

is placed on duty continuously for the entire three hour duration of the exam.

CC TV cameras are installed in all the classes to maintain vigilance and the proper

monitoring of the exams.

6.3.4 Research and Development

Faculty members and students are motivated to publish research papers in

reputed national and international journals/proceedings of conferences. Faculty

members are guiding the students to write dissertation and students projects.

The college has established a well- equipped research centre to promote research

culture in the faculty and students and to familiarize them with newly emerging

and challenging areas in science and humanities,

Faculty members are prompted to attend and present papers at national/

International conferences and seminars.

Publication of IQAC and departmental newsletters

Two in-house Journal publication bi-annually as follows:

- Journal of Multidisciplinary Research Studies: ISSN No. 2394-6911

- NINAD: ISSN No. 2250-1037

Edited Books 04 Presented

papers

Papers Published -

Journals Conference Proceedings

International Journal/conference 31 02 03

National Journal/Conference 19 05 26

On-going Research Projects by the faculties are as follows: 02 Major Projects

Publication by the Faculty in the academic year 2017-18:


6.3.5 Library, ICT and physical infrastructure / instrumentation

Library and digital library have sufficient number of books, journals, periodicals

in all subjects and keep updating their resources regularly

E-resources/question papers/e-notes are available

Best Library User Award has been instituted to be given to students to encourage

reading habit and to motivate maximum number of students to derive the benefits

of library resources

Reading Room for students and teachers with computers, latest Journals and News

Papers.

Total Books : 73,223

Reference Books : 17,355

Journals : 169

Computers : 50

CD/DVDs : 567

Title of Library : 27,198

Photocopier : 01

Printer : 01

Bar Code Printer : 02

Bar Code Reader : 01

Library Bookshelf : 97

Infrastructure / Instrumentation:

Some new classrooms were constructed in order to meet the demands of PG

courses and ensure adequate physical infrastructure.

All departments are providing with adequate number of computers and laptops to

meet the needs of a growing institution that strongly fosters an ICT aided learning

ambience.

6.3.6 Human Resource Management

Orientation programmes are scheduled on a regular basis for teaching and non-

teaching staff to upgrade their competencies.

Faculty is provided financial support to attend conferences /workshops / faculty

development programmes conducted outside the institution.

Duty leave is sanctioned to teachers travelling for educational purposes.

Emphasis on egalitarian work ethics and gender equity.

To ensure commitment to the vision mission and values of the institution, teachers

are continuously motivated to exceed their potential and work collectively in an

ambience of goodwill, cooperation and harmony.


6.3.7 Faculty and Staff recruitment

Advertisement flashed in leading newspapers as and when there is need for new

recruitments:

A prescribed form is filled by the candidates and then screening of the application

is followed by a written test, an interview with statutory selection committee

consisting as College Code 28.

After selection, new faculty undergoes a two day orientation programme to get

familiar with the work culture of the college.

If and when a faculty has to proceed on long leave, there is a prior plan in place to

substitute for the absence of the regular teacher.

6.3.8 Industry Interaction / Collaboration

The college plans to strengthen industry-academia interface to bridge the gap

between theory and practice.

Need base courses designed as per the suggestions given by the industrial experts.

The institution emphasizes upon career development of the students. This can be

achieved by establishing MOUs with reputed core industries to enhance

industry/institute interaction activities like internship, industrial visit, industrial

projects, guest lectures etc. for the students.

Entrepreneurship development is functioning for enhancing the industry/institute

relationship.

The college looks forwards to expanding its activities through collaborations with

foreign universities, cultural visits and also exchange programmes for faculties

and students.

Local and outstation Industrial interactions enhanced through Internship projects

in various organizations like Jabalpur Chamber of Commerce, Mahindra

Education Pvt. Ltd., Pioneer Indore, Goods and Service Department Jabalpur.

6.3.9 Admission of Students

The college follows the norms and guidelines prescribed by the Higher Education

Government of Madhya Pradesh. St. Aloysius College, being a Minority Educational

Institution is exempted from State policies of reservation. Up to 50% of the seats are

earmarked for applicants from the minority community (Christians). The college has an


online system for admission. First and foremost the candidate receives a challan and the

prospectus from the college office. The candidate then fills the online admission form,

followed by verification of documents and subsequent counselling.

Criteria for Admission

Merit: The merit list of the students taking admission to B.Sc./B.Com./ BCA/

B.A./M.A./M.Sc. is prepared and displayed on the College notice board, College

Website.

Merit with entrance test and Interview: B.Com. (Hons.) students are admitted through

a merit list prepared on the basis of qualifying written entrance examination and

interview.

Common test conducted: Students seeking admission to M.Sc. (Biotechnology) are

required to qualify the common entrance test conducted by R.D.V.V., Jabalpur

and then admitted on the basis of merit list of the test.

Students who have participated and acquired professional accolades at various levels in

sports, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities are given weightage in

admission according to the Govt. policies.

6.4 Welfare schemes for

6.5 Total corpus fund generated

6.6 Whether annual financial audit has been done Yes No

Teaching Staff Welfare Fund, Interest free loan, salary advance, provident fund

deduction, provision of maternity leave and flexibility in timings for

child care, School admissions are ensured for the children of staff in

prestigious schools run under the same Diocese.

Non -teaching Advance/loan for medical needs, loan for emergency needs, child

education on 0% interest, provident fund deduction, Staff Welfare

Fund generated, free college education to children of employees

studying in this college.

Students Group Insurance, Students Aided Fund, Meritorious Students

Scholarships, Sports Scholarships, Cultural Scholarships.

Rupees 1,84,975


6.7 Whether Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) has been done?

Audit Type External Internal

Yes/No Agency Yes/No Authority

Academic Yes State

Government

No IQAC

Administrative Yes State

Government

No IQAC

6.8 Does the University/ Autonomous College declares results within 30 days?

For UG Programmes Yes No

For PG Programmes Yes No

6.9 What efforts are made by the University/ Autonomous College for Examination

Reforms?

Selection of question paper typing, moderation, printing done on the same day of

the examination

Observation

Answer booklets are shown to students according to well defined rules

The students records their observations of answer scripts observed by them

A committee of two external members is constituted for re-examining in the light

of students’ observation

The observations of students are reviewed by the duly constituted committee

6.10 What efforts are made by the University to promote autonomy in the

affiliated/constituent colleges?

6.11 Activities and support from the Alumni Association

Regular Meetings of Alumni Association

Financial Support is provided by alumni to the institution

Gold medal instituted

Felicitation of Former and Present Teachers and Students

N/A


Feedbacks of Alumni are taken from time to time, regularly analysed and efforts

are made to follow suggestions provided

Cultural and recreational activities planned throughout the year and annual

reunion organised on a grand scale.

6.12 Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association

Meetings of Parent – Teacher Association held every year on a scheduled date

Attendance is compiled every month and sent to the parents through SMS

One to one interaction with teachers and parents

6.13 Development programmes for support staff

The College makes sincere efforts to enhance and enrich the professional

development of its non-teaching staff and promotes a stress free work environment.

The College maintains records of profiles of support staff members –this includes

their education details, experience and training programmes attended.

Computer training is provided.

The institution also works out competency based skill training for them as per the

needs.

Training is conducted on using the Management /automation software.

Support staff works as members of different committees under a senior staff

member.

Senior faculty members hold regular meetings with the support staff to get

feedback on the progress made on the planned programmes.

Monthly reviews of activities planned and executed by the committees are

regularly reviewed.

The Development programmes in various areas and subjects are regularly

conducted for them. The College regularly organises lectures wherein they get an

opportunity to be exposed to experts from different fields.

6.14 Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly

Tree Planation

Swachata Pakhwara

No Polythene" awareness through Skit and Road show

Orientation Programme to create awareness by NSS

Biodiversity awareness programme

Training workshop on Apiculture- “Entrepreneurship in bee keeping”

Plantation of medical herbs.


Criterion – VII

7. Innovations and Best Practices

7.1 Innovations introduced during this academic year which have created a positive

impact on the functioning of the institution. Give details.

1. The year 2017-18 was observed as a year of academic excellence. Necessary

macro and dynamic changes and updates in various aspects of the local, regional

and global landscapes were incorporated in the syllabus. The observations were

put forward to BOS for approval.

2. The Learning Objectives and Outcomes Framework of all existing and new

courses and programmes were redrafted for implementation from the next

academic year.

3. The Course Structures and Syllabi of the PG Programmes were drafted under

Choice Based Credit System (CBCS).

4. The methods adopted to enhance teaching and learning were Scaffolding and

Source Method, Induction and Deduction Method, Problem Solving and Mind

Mapping, Experiential Learning Method, Lecture cum Discussion Controlled

Observation and Virtual Teaching and Learning Methods.

5. Non-crushable and non-tamperable mark sheets introduced.

6. Instituted best Research Paper and best Community Oriented Project awards for

teachers and best Project Award for students.

7. Innovative static and dynamic models prepared by students under Design and

Innovation Centre(DIC).

8. Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp Sponsored by EDII-DST.

9. Establishment of a Green house forstudy and design of hydroponics.

10. Innovations under DIC were designing of bio-degradable sanitary napkins,

innovative designs from Shivnak or Sonpatha (Oroxylum indicum),instant Coffee

Stick, OB cubes (Alternate to Naphthalene balls), herbal tea bag, bio-fertilizer,

herbal shampoo, aloe vera soap, herbal cosmetics.

11. College Anthem CD was launched.

12. Polycom video conferencing setup for virtual class teaching and lectures.

13. FTP server set up for IQAC cell.

14. Centralized file sharing system for smooth working of IQAC cell with

departmental logins at Institutional level for enhancing the E-governance culture.


15. ERP eCAS updates

a. Online mode option is added in the Fee dashboard to make entry of settled

online transaction as a result cashbooks/reports of online transactions can

be generated separately.

b. Import option for uploading Exam Roll numbers in Examination Module

c. College ERP software has been updated to a newer release with icon

layout and better interface.

d. Report panel has been updated to Crystal Reports for faster retrieval of

information.

e. Aadhaar Number, Bank Account Number, IFSC codes have been

incorporated in the online admission module for ease in document

verification and refund of Fee/Caution amount.

f. Aadhaar number has been added in the Marksheets for increased accuracy

in Marksheet verification.

16. Static IPs changed in all applications / Softwares running on Servers migrated

from Tata Telecommunications to Purenet Telecom with increase in bandwidth

and faster retrieval of information.

7.2 Provide the Action Taken Report (ATR) based on the plan of action decided

upon at the beginning of the year.

Annexure iv

7.3 Give two Best Practices of the institution (please see the format in the NAAC Self-

study Manuals)

Best Practice - 1

1) Title: E-Governance: A Means for Effective Administration

2) Objectives of the Practice: The aim is to bring in transparency,

accountability and timely resolution of process with optimal use of available

resources, fund monitoring/management and future planning in the overall

administration of the college.

3) Context: In the quest of improving the education system, the college has

given prominence to automating tasks like admission, assignment, attendance,

grades, HRM, reports etc..Efficient ways to connect, collaborate and

communicate through multiple channels such as ERP based software (eCAS),

centralized file sharing system, website and EduSAC through high bandwidth


data servers via intra and inter web based and mobile devices have increased

efficiency and reduced the need of paper prints.

4) Practice: E-Governance is practiced through Enhanced Campus Automation

System (eCAS), Centralized IQAC server, Website, Institutional domain E-

mails, WhatsApp group and EduSAC mobile app. Data is protected by

licensed Anti-virus software MacAfee, Net Protector and Quick Heal.

4.1 eCAS: The updations in the eCAS are:

Student Module:

Students’ Online Admission system has been redesigned to facilitate the

need of incorporating Yearly Pattern admission.

Payment Gateway (PayU Money) has been integrated to facilitate student

with the option to pay fees online.

Library Module

Library reports have been optimized for faster retrieval of records and

daily reports.

Examination Module

Aadhaar number has been incorporated in Tabulation and Marksheets.

Developed interface for declaration of Yearly Pattern examination

results.

Marksheet and related reports have been redesigned for Yearly Pattern

examination.

Office Management Module

New options like collecting fees Online through Debit/Credit Card and

Bank/DD options have been added in Accounts module with respective

transactions reports.

New receipt format with three columns has been designed.

Report Module

Report generation module has been upgraded to Crystal Reporting system

for faster retrieval of information from the database.

4.2 College Website:

The college dynamic website has taken the course of updations for the

entire academic year.


4.3 FTP server:

Installation of FTP server set up in the IQAC cell has provided an efficient

way of file sharing between the departments and the IQAC cell. This helps

in timely uploading of half yearly and annual reports and documents.

5) Evidence of Success:

E-Governance solution has changed the way administration was being done. The

solution incorporates whole data and processes of the college into a unified

system, making the process uncomplicated, well-organized and error proof. The

solution is designed to make the system user-friendly, time saving and cost

saving and has also helped in improving transparency, providing speedy

information, dissemination and improving administrative efficiency.Because of

effective E-Governance, relevant information flows transparently and easily

between the administration and the stakeholders of the institution.

6) Problems Encountered and Resources Required: Autonomous academic

institutions are prone to change in the examination and academic schemes. The

frequent updations in the system becomes challenging. The change in system

demands various types of report generation which is time consuming.

Best Practice - II

1) Title: Promoting Quality Research

2) Objectives of the Practice: The goal is to focus on producing quality research

which implies impact, depth, and scholarly approach of the research.

Context: The framework of quality research is drawn which comprises of

problems being addressed, approach/description is elegant and/or insightful,

clever/novel techniques are employed, results are impressive, methods are

convincing; e.g., robust experimental evaluation, proof of correctness (perhaps

mechanically verified), etc.

4) Practice: Research committee/panel has been constituted at the college level

and at department level respectively to encourage, facilitate and guide the

teaching staff, under graduate and Post Graduate students. Their duties are to

disseminate information regarding various research funding agencies, guide

faculty members to apply for research projects, facilitate participation and

presentation of papers in seminars, workshops, symposia and conference,


review research papers faculty wise and proposal for workshops, seminars and

conferences, foster interdisciplinary research projects and publications.

a) Promoting research at advance level by conducting workshops and

seminars.

b) Promoting the teachers and PG students to participate in training programs

and conferences at national level.

c) PG students are made to take up local societal research oriented issues.

d) Train the students to write good scientific reports.

e) PG students are made to work in both in-house and out-house dissertation

on recent research topics that enhances the students’ knowledgebase.

f) Guest lectures are conducted on regular basis by eminent scientists from

national institutes.

g) For certain experiments, collaborative efforts are made by sending the

samples to national institutes like ICMR, TFRI for analysis. Students

undertake vigorous lab work to prepare quality samples.

5) Evidence of Success: The college has adopted concrete practices for quality

research both to generate knowledge and to contribute to real-world solutions,

with strong emphasis on context and social engagement. The evidence of

accomplishment are as following:

1. Published four monographs.

2. Research papers published in refereed International journals are 31 and that

in national journals is 16.

3. Chapters in books published are twenty in number.

4. Books authored by the faculty members are three.

5. Published one edited book.

6. Proceeding publications in International conferences is four and national

conference it is three.

7. Various awards received by the faculty members are

a. Received Research fellowship from Cardiff University, UK through

Common Wealth

b. Received Achievers award by International Multidisciplinary Research

Foundation.


c. Received Bharat Jyoti Award by Best citizen publishing house, New

Delhi

d. Two faculty members bagged best paper award by MHRD

e. Received Best Paper Award in International Science Congress,

Bangkok, Thailand

f. Received best Research paper award from GT Agency, New Delhi.

g. Received Emerging Researcher Award by NITTTR, Chandigarh

h. Received Young Scientist award and fellowship by Madhya Pradesh

Council of Science and Technology.

i. Awarded II prize for Poster presentation from Ministry of Ayush, Govt.

of India.

j. Received Special Prize for developing and presenting Teachers e-Kitat

Faculty Induction programme of MHRD from GAD-TLC, SGBT

Khasla College, New Delhi

8. Awards received by students are

a. Young Scientists Award by ESDA New Delhi and Society of Life

science, M.P.

b. Best presentation award by Directorate of Weed Research, Jabalpur

6) Problems Encountered and Resources Required:

1. Students lack basic understanding and motivate required at PG level for

research work.

2. Paucity of time due to a hectic time schedule in the time table.

3. Concept of research topics is not known to the students in complete clarity.

4. Unavailability of certain resources at the time of conduct of project.

7.4 Contribution to environmental awareness / protection

The college takes initiatives to sensitize the students on environmental awareness and

practices related to various factors like causes of pollution, energy conservation,

conservation of human health etc. Following are the various means through which the

college ensures the environmental awareness and protection.

Solar panels installed in the college campus for night lamps.

Solid waste management done in a nature friendly method by converting garbage

into useful compost using vermi-composting.


Conservation of energy by 10% by Water Harvesting Plant. By making use of the

collected water in place of distilled water for UG practical’s.

Microwave solvent less synthesis for PG students.

Efforts are made to conduct micro scale experiments with least harm to

environment.

Adopted Green Method for preparation of acetanilide.

The college has replaced all light fixtures with LED’s to avoid excessive

electricity consumption.

Students have taken all possible initiatives to make the campus and the locale eco-

friendly.

By using techniques hydroponics have cultivated crop plants which are pesticide

and chemical fertilizer free. Also cultivated and conserved rare plants like

Ocimum basilicum. By this technique water can be saved.

Isolated and identified microbes used to absorb cadmium and lead toxic heavy

metals in water.

An initiative by department of computer science and application for e-waste

management.

Activities under the Awareness Consciousness undertaken this year are as follows:

1. Plantation for maintaining ecological balance

2. Awareness programme on medicinal plants for seasonal diseases.

3. Eco-tour for Bio reserves for sustainable environment.

4. Awareness on applications of biofuels as an alternative energy resource.

5. Training programme on vermi-composting for Solid Wastes as Sustainable

Practice in Jabalpur City.

6. Guest lecture on Relevance of Biomedical Science.

7. Organized rally for river conservation

8. To create awareness on environment organized debate and speech competition on

Swatch Bharat.

9. Organized Essay Competition under the aegis of Ministry of Safe Drinking Water

and Sanitation on “What can I do for a Clean India.”

10. Twice in a year NCC cadets performed cleaning of the Campus parking area.

11. Organized a Nukkad Natak on cleanliness to aware the public in market place.

12. Organized a guest lecture on Biosafety procedures to be followed in the lab.


7.5 Whether environmental audit was conducted? Yes No

7.6 Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add. (for example SWOT

Analysis)

Strengths

1. Autonomous college having academic flexibility

2. CEP, FIST and DST supported Institution

3. Good public image; being the best college in the region

4. Committed staff and disciplined students.

5. Maintained infrastructure conducive to teaching-learning.

6. ICT enabled teaching-learning process.

7. Funding from Government research organizations including UGC

8. Healthy management-principal-faculty-student relationship.

9. Proactive and supportive Management

10. Proactive Alumni Association.

11. Well qualified Staff

12. Seminars organized at the State, National and International levels.

13. Good academic performance.

14. Good record of achievements in Sports, NCC, NSS, cultural and co-curricular

activities.

15. Equipped and maintained laboratories.

16. Central library and departmental libraries.

17. Optimum utilization of infrastructure

18. In-house publications.

19. Faculty Enrichment Programmes.

20. Multifarious Social Outreach Programmes.

21. Mentorship Programme institutionalized

22. Counsellor and Placement Officer on campus.

23. Environment-friendly campus.

24. Value education programme institutionalised

Weakness

1. Constraints due to ban of recruitment of Gant-in Aid posts

2. Situated in a Cantonment area


3. Limited formal consultancy services.

4. Limited International linkages and collaborations.

5. Moving towards 100 percent Self Financing institution

Opportunities

1. To become a University

2. Extensive consultancy and extension services.

3. Participation in collaborative research with international institute of repute.

4. Students and teachers exchange programmes with international institutions

5. Students participation in International competition

Challenges

1. Improving the soft skills of the learners to face global challenges

2. Competition from other institutions at national level

3. Creating a brand image by becoming a world class institute

4. Sustaining and retaining teachers under Self-Finance courses

5. Generation of funds through linkages with Industry

8.Plans of institution for next year

Implementation of Credit Based System at UG level.

Having two more recognized research centres.

Start Centre for NIELIT Software ‘O’ level course.

Tie up with CISCO Academy for NETACAD centre.

To organize three Seminars/ Conferences

To start two more Certificate/Diploma and PG Diploma courses.

Additional Major Research Projects by Faculty members.

Construction of new campus

Name : Dr. Kallol Das Name: Dr. Fr. Vazhan G. Arasu

_______________________________ _______________________________

Signature of the Coordinator, IQAC Signature of the Chairperson, IQAC

_______***_______


Annexure i

Academic Calendar 2017-18

July

1st College reopening and Staff Council Meeting

2nd

Plantation drive under Narmada Sewa Mission

7th

Celebration of Eid-ul-Fitr under the banner of JIRF

10th

to 22nd

Orientation programme for freshers’ to be organized in two shifts(Morning-

Science and Arts Afternoon- Commerce) and two batches in afternoon shift.

28th

Mehandi Competition under the banner of Cultural Club.

29th

Poster Competition under the banner of Literact Club.

31st Career orientation programme by Mahindra Banking class

August

1st Rakhi Making competition under the banner of Cultural Club.

Launch of College song

1st to 15

th Swachta Abhiyan Pakhwara by NSS wing

2nd

to 3rd

Workshop on Hardware, Networking and Troubleshooting.

4th

Speech competition for the audition of Independence day

5th

Commencement of Course on GST Tally

5th

Conduct of NCC enrollment of first year cadets

11th

Patriotic song competition for the audition of Youth Festival

12th

Training session on “Informatica an ETL tool.”

Health Awareness Programme on Malnutrition and hemoglobin status of

students under Aloysian Zoological Society(Target- Any government

school).

15th

Independence day celebration

16th

Celebration of Subhadra Kumari Chouhan Jayanti.

19th

to 29th

Commencement of NCC Annual Training Camp

21st to 28

th Workshop on “GST TALLY” for Faculty Members.

23rd

Short film making by NCC.


25th

Essay competition on Swach Sankalp Siddhi by NCC.

30th

Awareness for cleanliness by NSS wing

31st Extempore competition under Rasayanika

September

1st Rally for River conservation by NCC wing

3rd

to 10th

CCE Examination for UG

5th

Biodiversity awareness programme at Dumna Nature Reserve Jabalpur by

Department of Zoology.

Essay Competition on ‘Clean India’ by Department of Hindi.

6th

to 13th

Workshop on ‘GST Tally’ for Teachers

6th

to 20th

Two weeks hands on training program for Microbiology PG students on

‘Agricultural Biotechnology-Microbes and their Biotechnological interventions

with special reference to biological weed management’ at ICAR-DWR Jabalpur.

8th

World Literacy day: Essay writing competition by Literate club.

8th

to 15th

Intercollegiate Competitions (RDVV Calendar)

8th

to 9th

Chemistry PG seminar on ‘Role of Chemistry for a healthy life-style.’

12th

to 13th

Disease Awareness program by Microbiology PG students in village schools.

14th

Hindi Diwas day:

Lecture on ‘The role and importance of Hindi language’

Presentation of ‘Sav Rachit Kavita Paath’ by Literate Club.

Presentation of Bhajan Kavya Path by Sahitya Sabha

15th

Workshop on ‘GST in India: a step ahead in Indirect Tax’ by Department of

Commerce.

16th

Workshop on ‘Apiculture- Entrepreneurship in Bee Keeping’ by Department of

Zoology.

19th

to 25th

Inter college Youth Festival (RDVV calendar)

24th

NSS day: Cleanliness drive College campus and neighborhood.

October

2nd

Gandhi Jayanti: Short Film on ‘Traffic Rules’

5th

to7th Inter District Youth Festival (RDVV Calender)


11th

to 13th

Volleyball tournament

13th

Poster competition on ‘Patra Lekhan’ by Dept. of Hindi.

14th

to 16th

Intercollegiate Wrestling men and women tournaments (RDVV calendar)

15th

Annual Mega Event BIOXPO

15th

Release of Newsletter ‘BIOAURA’

27th

to 28th

National workshop on “Collaborative Teaching Strategies for Knowledge

Building and Collective Wisdom in Higher Education” sponsored by UNITED

BOARD for Christian Higher Education in Asia.

November

1st A Short film making on ‘Ragging’ by NSS.

3rd

to 7th

Inter University (Zonal Level) Youth Festival(RDVV calendar)

4th

to 5th

Intercollegiate Womens’ Kabaddi tournament (RDVV calendar) .

6th

Health Awareness programme under the banner of Women Cell.

11th

Celebration of Diwali under the banner of JIRF.

14th

Awareness programme on ‘Self Defence for girls’ under the banner of Women

Cell.

14th

to 21st Celebration of NCC week.

22nd

Commencement of Semester Examination.

25th

Celebration of Constitution Day.

December

1st Road show on Aid Awareness under the banner of Rotract club.

2nd

Rose Plantation in Campus

9th

Celebration of Human Rights day(10th

Dec)

14th

to 20th

Intercollegiate tournament (RDVV Calendar).

17th

Tree plantation under the banner of Rotract Club.

20th

Christmas celebration under the banner of JIRF

21st Annual Sports and Inter B.Ed. Collegiate Sports Meet.


23rd

Annual Social Gathering.

26th

to 27th

Inter collegiate competition (RDVV Calendar).

January

5th

to 12th

Feb Result declaration of Semester and ATKT Examinations.

11th

Training session on Animation using Scratch.

12th

to 13th

National Workshop on ‘Advanced Research Instrumentation Techniques in

Materials Science.’

13th

to 16th

Competitions for NSS students.

20th

to 10th

March

Internship training on Vermi-composting.

22nd

Workshop on ‘How to save a life with Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)’

under the banner of Red Cross Society.

25th

Celebration of Voter’s Day.

26th

Celebration of Republic day.

Staff Picnic.

29th

to 2nd

Feb Crash course on GST

30th

Road Show on Nasha Mukti under the banner of NSS

February

2nd

to 6th

Technozion 2018

3rd

Eco Fest 2018

7th

Slogan Competition under the banner of NSS.

8th

Speech and Poster Competition under the banner of NSS.

9th

to 10th

National Training Programme on ‘The Art of Mathematical Modeling as

Teaching Pedagogy.’

12th

Budget Discussion

13th

Annual Retreat for Christian Students.

13th

to 14th

Training on GSTR at GST Office for B.Com. students.

15th

PTM for Students of Education.


15th

to 21st Camp at Mohaniya village for NSS Girls

16th

to 17th

‘Charity Brunch’ an Annual fun fate under the banner of Zoomania.

17th

Release of Annual News letter ‘Zoohunt’.

17th

to 28th

NCC ‘B’ and ‘C’ certificate exams.

23rd

Speech competition under the banner of Brotherhood and Peace.

26th

to 28th

LITFEST 2018

March

1st Visit to Tropical Forest Research Institute

5th

to 19th

CCE for Even semester and Half yearly for Yearly Pattern

17th

to 18th

National Workshop on ‘eLearning MOOCS and basic ICT tools for educators.’

28th

Blood Donation Camp by NCC and Red Cross Society.

31st AMA Fest 2018

April

4th

Yuva Sansad

6th

Mahaveer Jayanti under the banner of JIRF.

7th

Annual Prize and Gold Medal distribution ceremony.

16th

Annual Examination.

May

Declaration of Results.

June

20th

to 30th

Summer Training for PG students on ‘Hands on Microbial tools and techniques.’


Annexure ii

Feedback from stakeholders

The departments collect feedback on curriculum and courses from stakeholders such

as the Students, Alumni, and Peer group, Faculty, Industry and Employers through

feedback forms, suggestion box and other formal and informal methods.

The feedbacks given by the alumni and industrialists have been incorporated in the

curriculum in form of Industrial/Educational tours and field visits for practical

exposure of students. The various MOUs with industry and market are the outcome of

this feedback system thereby providing better employability and growth opportunities.

The Board of studies of various departments and Academic Council also contribute in

curriculum enrichment thereby ensuring academic excellence. Periodic analysis is

made by Academic Council of the following: curricular aspects, student performance,

faculty performance in every semester, utilization of infrastructure and requirements

for quality enrichment. Their suggestions are taken into consideration as many

modifications in the curriculum and new courses have been introduced (see Annexure

III). Updations in curriculum are based on parameters like Skill development,

Entrepreneurship and Employability.

The feedback from employers, and constituents of industry have emphasised on

additional skills imparted through add-on courses. The students have also stated in

their feedback a need for the introduction of new value added courses. Based on such

responses, various courses such as Income tax return e-filling & filing in Commerce

and Tally with GST and Diploma in computer operator and other job oriented courses

have been initiated. As an outcome of feedback internship training in vermi-composting

was also started.

There has been a specific feedback from the students regarding organization of on-site

training and live interaction with experts on varied fields with institutions of national

and international repute. The College has taken several steps in this regard e.g.

Interaction Programme and Global Understanding Programme conducted with East

Carolina University, USA.


Annexure iii

Outcome of the Feedback on the Syllabi: Updation in Curriculum

Botany

S.

No.

Subject Class Amendments

added(topics)

Sections

Deleted

(topics)

Basis of Updation

(Employability/Entre

preneurship/Skill

Development)

1 Industrial

microbiology

B.Sc. V

Sem.

Isolation of VAM

fungi

Nil Skill Development

2 B.Sc. VI

Sem.

Downstream

processing and

product recovery

Nil Entrepreneurship

3 Botany B.Sc. IV

Sem.

To test the

presence of

inorganic salts in

soil samples

Nil Employability

4 Microbiology M.Sc. II

Sem.

Agarose gel

electrophoresis

Genome- mutant

and genetic

screens

Experiments based

on Measures of

dispersion


Employability

5 M.Sc. III

Sem.

Dot ELISA Nil Employability

Economics

S. No. Subject Class Amendments

added(topics)

Sections

Deleted

(topics)

Basis of Updation

(Employability/Entreprene

urship/Skill Development)

1 Macro

Economics

M.A. I

Sem.

Monetary Policy

Committee


2 Public

Economics

M.A. I

Sem.

Concept of

Financial Inclusion


3 Quantitative

Techniques

M.A. I

Sem.

Skewness Nil Skill Development

4 Indian

Economy

M.A. III

Sem.

Issues in Food

Security



English

S.

No. Subject Class Amendments added(topics)

Sections

Deleted

(topics)

Basis of Updation

(Employability/Entrepre

neurship/Skill

Development)

1 Special

English

BA I

Year

Paper I- Imagery, Rhyme,

Rhythm, Figures of Speech.

Paper II- Kinds of Essays;

Prose Style; History of English

Essays.

Nil

Suggestions requested

form students, parents and

members of Board of

Studies.

2 Functional

English

BA I

Year

Paper I- Basics of

communication, Definition,

Function; Importance of

listening.

Paper II- Direct and Indirect

Speech; Infinitives, Participles,

Gerunds; Active Passive; After

Verbs and Adjectives.

Nil

These topics give an in-

depth understanding of the

genre-helps clear basics

and generate interest in the

paper.

3 English

Literature

MA III

and IV

sem.

Two new papers added in MA

titled Fundamentals of

Communication and Trends and

Techniques of Effective

Communication

Nil

Cleared concepts on

genre.

Enhanced interest in

writers prescribed

Orientation to Indian

theatre and theatrical

conditions in India.

MA I

Sem.

Paper I- “Ode to the West

Wind” and “The Cloud”

Paper II- A brief history of

English Drama; Elements of

Drama; Interpretation of Drama

Nil

Our novella was repeated

in II semester (The Old

Man the Sea) ad was

hence changed.

MA II

Sem.

Paper II one unit on Types of

Drama.

Paper III- Naturalist Novel on

Sister Carrie by Theodore

Dreiser and A Girl of the

Streets by Stephen Crane

Paper IV- George Orwell’s

“Reflections on Gandhi” and

Virginia Woolf’s “The Death of

the Moth”.

Nil

New writers included to

get a clear picture of the

Naturalist novel and

understand naturalism

better.

Essays that are more

relevant to contemporary

times included.

MA III

Sem.

Paper III (A)- A study of Indian

English Literature: Literary

Context, the Imitative, the

Nil An in-depth study of the

phases that shaped Indian

writings in English as they


assimilative the experimental

and contemporary phases and

Girish Karnard’s

Nagamandalaand Vijay

Tendulkar’s Silence! The Court

is in Session.

Paper III (B)- Brief History of

American Literature: Major

Writers and their works.

are at present. Thus would

help in competitive

research and also in

research.

A History of American

Literature would help in to

locating the contexts of

the prescribed writers.

Hindi

S.

No.


added(topics)

Sections

Deleted

(topics)

Basis of Updation

(Employability/Entrepreneurship/Skill

Development)

1 Hindi

Literature

BA VI

Sem.

Seth Govind Das,

Pooranchand

Shrivastava


2 Hindi

Literature

BA II

Year

Mohan Shashi Nil Skill Development

Mathematics

S.

No.


added(topics)

Sections Deleted

(topics)

Basis of Updation

(Employability/Entrepr

eneurship/Skill

Development)

1 Complex

Analysis

-II

M.Sc.

Previous

Calculus of Residues

Evaluation of certain

integrals of type case of

poles on the real axis,

Integrals of many valued

functions. Conformal

mapping.

Transformations,

Magnification, Rotation,

Inversion

Dirichlet’s

Problems,

Green’s functions,

Jenson’s Formula

Employability

2 Advance

d

Abstract

algebra -

II

Finitely Generated

Modules over a

Principal Ideal Domain

Insolvability of the

general equation

of degree five by

radicals.

Skill Development

3 Integral

Transfor

m

Laplace Transform,

Properties of Laplace

Transform, Laplace

Skill Development


Transform of Derivatives

of function, Inverse

Laplace Transform,

Properties of Inverse

Laplace Transform,

Inverse Laplace Transform

of Derivatives,

Convolution theorem.

Political Science

S.

No.


added(topics)

Sections

Deleted

(topics)

Basis of Updation


Development)

1 Pol. Sc. M.A.

I

Sem.

Restructuring of Units

in

Indian Govt. &

Politics

Deleted

Comparative

Politics in

M.A. III

Sem. :

Elective

2 Pol. Sc. M.A.

II

Sem.

Restructuring of Units

in

State Politics in India

Deleted :

Paper II

Politics of

South Asian

Countries

Zoology

S.

No

.


added(topics)

Sections

Deleted

(topics)

Basis of Updation

(Employability/Entrepreneurship/

Skill Development)

1 Zoology B.Sc.

II

year

Demonstrati

on of

dissection of

cultured

animals.

Demonstrati

on of

dissection

through

software.

Nil Employability as an Zoologist


2 Zoology M.Sc

. I

Sem.

Basic

mathematics for

biologist with

special reference

to matrices.

Elementar

y

knowledg

e of

matrices

was

modified

Employability

3 Zoology M.Sc

. I

Sem.

Elective course

on entomology

and wild life

conservation

Nil Employability

Commerce

S.

No.


added(topics)

Sections

Deleted

(topics)

Basis of Updation

(Employability/Entrepreneur

ship/Skill Development)

1 Corporate

Accounting

B. Com.

II year

Unit II- Gas /Water/

Colliery company.

Nil Skill development

2 Cost

Accounting

Unit I- Types of Cost for

Managerial Decisions


3 Principles of

Statistics

Unit III- Case study of

Profit Trend Analysis of

Companies

Unit V- Case Study of

Cost Of living Index

Number of Families of

Jabalpur district


4 Principles of

Management

Unit III- Human

Resource Management


5 Indian

Companies

Act

Unit II- Case study of

Companies


6 Banking and

Insurance

Unit I – Foreign Trade

and Bank Financing.

Unit II- Mobile Banking

and its Application


8 Corporate

Accounting

B. Com.

Hons. II

Year

Railway, Gas /Water/

Colliery company



9 Advanced

Accounting

& Practice

Insurance Claim Nil Employability

10 Marketing

Management

Out of Store Retailing:

Buy by Wire,

CRM/Loyalty Program.

Nil Skill Development and

Employability

11 Financial

Management

Working Capital

Management.


12 Public

finance

Local bodies and their

Financial Responsibility

– A Case Study of

Jabalpur.


13 Advanced

Statistics

Use of statistical tools in

Research.


Computer Science and Application

S.

No.


added(topics)

Sections

Deleted

(topics)

Basis of Updation


Development)

1 B.Sc.

(CS)

I Year Paper- I: Introduced the

concept of Flip Flop,

Sequential,

combinational,

Integrated Circuits, and

Registers.

Nil Understanding the basics of circuit

designing.

Paper-II: Introduced

HTML and CSS

Nil Skill Development (Webpage

Designing).

2 B.A.

/B.Sc.

/B.Com

(CA)

I Year Paper- I: Introduced the

basics of C

language(control

structures, arrays,

pointer, and structures).

Nil Enhancing the designing and program

development skills.

Paper- II: Introduced

DTP packages(Corel

Draw and Photoshop).

Nil Publishing skills and employability in

the relevant field (Media and

communication).


Biotechnology

S.

N

o.

Subject Class Amendments added(topics) Sections

Deleted

(topics)

Basis of Updation

(Employability/Entrepreneur

ship/Skill Development)

1 Biotechnolog

y

B.Sc.

IV

Sem.

Selectins and Necrosis Nil Relevant to the syllabus

2 B.Sc.

V

Sem.

Trp Operon Nil Relevant to the syllabus

3 B.Sc.

VI

Sem.

General Principle, Preservation

by use of high temperature, low

temperature, drying and

radiation

Nil Employability

4 M.Sc.

I

Sem.

Paper I-Trans-membrane

protein, PH and Electrical

gradient, Chemosmotic Theory,

Intermediate filament and

Phosphorylation

Paper IV-General methods,

Monolayer & Suspension

culture and Immobilized culture

Nil Relevant to the syllabus

Skill Development

5 M.Sc.

II&III

Sem.

Paper V-Family of DNA

polymerases asymmetric,

dimeric model of DNA

replication FLP/FRT

recombination

Paper VII-Antibody-Types,

Zone phenomenon and lattice

hypothesis

Paper XII-Recovery and

purification of fermented

products and packaging.

General principles underlying

spoilage and Chemical changes

caused by microorganisms

Nil Relevant to the syllabus

Relevant to the syllabus

Employability


Chemistry

S.

No.


added(topics)

Sections

Deleted

(topics)

Basis of Updation

(Employability/Entrepre

neurship/Skill

Development)

1 Chemistry

Practical

B.Sc. IV

Sem.

Estimation of ferrous

and ferric by

Permanganatometry

method


2 Biochemistry B.Sc. III

Sem.

Effect of industrial

toxins on respiratory

system

Nil Employability

3 Biochemistry B.Sc. IV

Sem.

Wobble hypothesis Nil Skill Development

Overlapping genes, Nil Skill Development

Ames Test Nil Skill Development

4 Biochemistry B.Sc. V

Sem.

Glucose Tolerance

Test (GTT Curves),

Nil Employability

Clinical disorders of

Purine and

Pyrimidine

metabolism

Nil Employability

5 Biochemistry B.Sc. VI

Sem.

Growth Curve Nil Employability

6 Biochemistry

Practical

B.Sc. III

Sem.

Bleeding Time,

Clotting Time

Nil Employability

7 Biochemistry

Practical

B.Sc. IV

Sem.

Estimation of

proteins from serum

by Lowry’s method

Nil Employability

8 Biochemistry

Practical

B.Sc. V

Sem.

Estimation of Blood

urea Nitrogen

Nil Employability

9 Inorganic

Chemistry

M.Sc. I

Sem.

Applications of

carboranes and

metalllocarboranes,

Structure of

molecules with

regular geometry,

Overview of MOT



10 Organic

Chemistry

M.Sc. I

Sem.

Applications of H-

bonding,

Comparison of UV-

Vis and chiroptical

spectroscopy


11 Spectroscopy M.Sc. I

Sem.

Principle of Raman

Effect


12 Organic

Chemistry

Practical

M.Sc. I

Sem.

Solvent less

Microwave synthesis

of phthalimide


13 Physical

Chemistry

Practical

M.Sc. I

Sem.

Langmuir Adsorption

Isotherm,

Adsorption of Oxalic

acid,

Three component

system,

Rate constants of

hydrolysis of esters

of methyl acetate and

ethyl acetate


14 Inorganic

Chemistry

M.Sc. II

Sem.

Environmental

effects, solvent,

Introduction to Dq, B

and parameters


15 Organic

Chemistry

M.Sc. II

Sem.

Principle of IR

spectroscopy and

selection rule


16 Spectroscopy

and

Diffraction

Methods

M.Sc. II

Sem.

Basic Principle of X-

ray Diffraction


17 Inorganic

Chemistry

Practical

M.Sc. II

Sem.

Determination of

hardness/ acidity of

water,

Interpretation of IR

Spectra


18 Organic

Chemistry

Practical

M.Sc. II

Sem.

Syntheses of

Dihydropyrimidion

and 1,1-bis-2-

naphthol-2 (Green



method),

Synthesis of

Biodiesel,

Determination of

Iodine value

19 Physical

Chemistry

Practical

M.Sc. II

Sem.

Conductometric, pH

metric and

Potentiometric Acid-

base titrations of SA

vs SB,

Determination of

solubility product,

Strength of strong

and weak acids


20 Inorganic

Chemistry

M.Sc. III

Sem.

NMR Nil Skill Development

21 Organic

Chemistry

M.Sc.

IV Sem.

Applications of

Mass spectroscopy


22 Polymers M.Sc.

IV Sem.

Application of

polymers and its

products



Annexure iv

Action Taken Report 2017-18

July 1st – The College reopened.

July 2nd

– More than 2500 plant saplings were planted by the students and teachers at

Kukrikheda, Barela in the extensive plantation drive under Narmada Sewa Mission

programme to conserve river Narmada.

July 6th

– Nominations were invited for the best research paper and projects from

teachers and students.

July 7th

– JIRF of St. Aloysius College celebrated Eid-ul-Fitr at St. Thomas Higher

Secondary School, Jabalpur. The Chief Guest was Allama Alhaj Sayeed Ashfaq

Ahmed Kausar Rabbani, President of Muslim League Committee, Madhya Pradesh.

July 10th – The Principal conducted the Orientation programme for first year students

on “Vision, Mission and Profile of the College” in two shifts.

July 10th

– 17th

– Department of Computer Science conducted bridge classes for UG

students.

July 11th

– Dr. (Mrs.) Roopali Ahluwalia and Dr. (Mrs.) Elena Philip conducted the

Orientation programme for first year students on “Autonomy and its Benefits”.

Dr. (Mrs.) Anjali D’Souza oriented same group of students on “Examination

Scheme under Autonomy”.

Department of Computer Science released July 2016 issue of “IT Trends”.

July 12th

- Mrs. Siby Samuel conducted the Orientation programme for first year

students on “Computer Literacy”.

Mrs. Prem Lata oriented same group of students on “The College Library/Reading

Room and its Effective Use”.

July13th

– Dr. (Mrs.) Archana Pathak conducted the Orientation programme for first

year students on “Cultural Activities”.

Mr. Harish Dubey oriented same group of students on “Sports and Athletics”.

July 14th

- Dr. (Mrs.) Mandira Kar conducted the Orientation programme for first year

students on “Societies and Clubs”, “Certificate courses” and “other facilities” in the

college.

Dr. (Mrs.) Neelanjana Pathak oriented same group of students on “The Role and

Importance of the English Language and Spoken English”.

July15th

– The College Alumni conducted the Orientation programme for first year

students on “Prospects and Challenges for Students”.

July17th

– The Principal conducted the Orientation programme for II group of

Commerce students on “Vision, Mission and Profile of the College”.

Department of Computer Science conducted bridge classes for new students.

July 18th

– Dr. (Mrs.) Roopali Ahluwalia and Dr. (Mrs.) Elena Philip conducted the

Orientation programme for II Group of Commerce students on “Autonomy and its

Benefits”.

Dr. (Mrs.) Anjali D’Souza oriented same group of students on “Examination

Scheme under Autonomy”.


July 19th

–Dr. (Mrs.) Mandira Kar conducted the Orientation programme for II Group

of Commerce students on “Societies and Club”.

Dr. (Mrs.) Neelanjana Pathak oriented same group of students on “The Role and

Importance of the English Language and Spoken English”.

Publication of Second merit list.

July 19th

– 29th

– NSC camp.

July 20th

– Mrs. Siby Samuel conducted the Orientation programme for II Group of

Commerce students on “Computer Literacy”.

Mrs. Prem Lata oriented same group of students on “The College Library/Reading

Room and its Effective Use”.

July 21st – Dr. (Mrs.) Archana Pathak conducted the Orientation programme for II

Group of Commerce students on “Cultural Activities”.

Mr. Harish Dubey oriented same group of students on “Sports and Athletics”.

July 22nd

– The College Alumni conducted the Orientation programme for II Group of

Commerce students on “Prospects and Challenges for Students”.

Department of Economics organized a Debate competition for its students.

July 27th

–1st August – Department of Computer Science organized bridge classes for

PG students.

July 28th – Cultural club of the Department of Education organized “Mehandi”

Competition for the students of B. Ed III and IV sem.

July 29th

– Literate club of the Department of Education organized “Poster”

Competition on the theme of Fauji Rakhi for the students of B. Ed III sem.

July 31st – Career orientation program was conducted by Mahindra Banking Classes

for B.Com Students.

Dept. of Commerce (App .Eco.) started Income tax Return filing classes.

Dept. of English organized a guest lecture by Shruti Kohli on “Interpersonal

Relationship and Communication Skills”.

Department of Hindi celebrated Premchand Jyanti. Students expressed their views

on the stories and novels of Munshi Premchand.

August 1st – Cultural club of the Department of Education organized “Rakhi Making”

Competition for the students of B. Ed III sem.

August 1st – 15

th – NSS Wing of the College organized “Swachta Abhiyan Pakhwara”

in hospital, orphanage house, market, colony and college.

August 2nd

– 3rd

– Department of Computer Science organized two days workshop on

“Hardware and Networking” for BCA Final year and M.Sc. students.

August 4th

– Department of Hindi organized Speech competition for the selection for

Independence Day.

August 5th

– Department of Computer Application organized Commencement of

course on GST Tally.

NCC conducted enrollment of first year cadets.


August 10th

– Department of History organized Quiz activity for the students to

prepare them for competitive exams, theme was (freedom struggle movement of

India).

August 11th

– Department of History organized patriotic song competition for the

audition of youth festival.

August 12th

– Department of Computer Science organized Virtual Guest lecture for

M.Sc. students by Satyadev Tamrakar, Team Leader in Capgemini US).

Department of Computer Science organized Training session on “Informatica an

ETL tool” for M.Sc. students by Mr. Shishir Galiya, Senior Lead Consultant,

Genpect, Gurgoan.

College Song was launched by Fr. Principal.

Faculty members and M.Sc. students of Department of Zoology organized a Health

Awareness Programme on “Malnutrition and hemoglobin status of students” under

Aloysian Zoological Society in the Government Natthumal Girl’s Higher Secondary

School, Gorakhpur, Jabalpur. Hemoglobin percentage of 85 participants was

checked along with general information on malnutrition during the health camp.

August 13th

– Students of the English Department participated in Annual Debate

competition conducted by YWCA on the Topic of “GST”.

August 15th

– Celebrated Independence Day. The chief guest was Lt. Col. Tapas Das,

HQ Jabalpur.

NCC participated in Independence parade at Wright Town Stadium, Jabalpur.

August 16th

– Department of Hindi celebrated “Subhadra Kumari Chouhan” Jayanti by

reading poems of great poetesses.

August 18th

– Department of Commerce organized a Guest lecture by Abhishek

Agrawal, Director, TIME Institute on “Interview Skills” for B.Com. III semester

students.

August 19th

– 29th

– NCC Combined Annual Training Camp.

August 20th

– NCC performed Campus Parking Area Cleaning in the college premises.

August 21st – 28

th – Department of Tax Procedure & Practice in Collaboration with

Department of Computer Application organized Seven Days Workshop on “GST

TALLY” for Faculty Members. The Resource person was Mr. Ashish Thakur,

Director, Tally Institute, Baldeobagh Jabalpur.

August 22nd

– Department of History organized guest lecture entitled “Tourism” by

Dr. Anshu Singh, Faculty of KUONI, Jabalpur for the students of B.A.

August 23rd

– 25th

– NCC organized Swach Sankalp Siddhi essay competition and

short film making.

August 30th

– NSS Wing of the college organized a grand rally from college to

Katanga chowk. Its purpose was “Awareness for cleanliness”.

August 31st– Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry organized an extempore

competition under RASAYANIKA.

September 1st – NCC conducted rally for river conservation from college.

September 3rd

– NSS Wing of the college participated in “Eye Donation Rally”

organized by NSS Wing of R.D. University, Jabalpur.


Ms. Rajani Barman, a student of B.Com. I semester, stood Ist in the event

“Rangoli” during Rotary Fest.

Mr. Abhay Adwin Chako, a student of B.A. V semester, stood IInd in the event

“Poster” during Rotary Fest.

Ms. Jerry Stephen, a student of B.Sc. III semester, stood IIIrd in the event “Clay

Modelling” during Rotary Fest.

Mr. Praveen Jhariya, a student of B.A. I semester, stood IInd in the event “On the

Spot Painting” during Inter College Youth Festival.

Ms. Mohsina Khan, a student of BBA I year, stood Ist in the event “Collage”

during Rotary Fest.

September 3rd

– 10th

– Centralized CCE Examination commenced for all UG classes.

September 4th

– Department of Commerce organized a Guest lecture by Dr. S.K.

Pahwa, Principal, G.S. College of Commerce and Economics, Jabalpur on

“Management Accounting” for B.Com. V semester students.

Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry organized Prelim round of Debate

Competition under RASAYANIKA.

Department of Hindi organized debate and speech competition on “Swatch Bharat”.

Department of English organized Essay Competition under the aegis of Ministry of

Safe Drinking Water and Sanitation on “What can I do for a Clean India”

Department of English organized Debate and Speech competitions on “All Round

Development of India through Technology” and “Integral Humanism with reference

to Pt. Deen Dayal Upadhyay”, respectively.

September 5th

– Faculty members and M.Sc. students of Department of Zoology

organized a Biodiversity awareness programme at Dumna Nature Reserve, Jabalpur.

Department of Hindi organized essay competition entitled “Clean India”.

NSC II camp.

September 6th

– Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry organized a “Slogan”

Competition.

NCC performed Campus Parking Area Cleaning in the college premises.

September 6th

– 13th

– Department of Computer Application organized a Workshop

on “GST Tally” for teachers in collaboration with Department of Tax.

September 6th

– 20th

– M.Sc. III semester Microbiology students attended the 2-week

“Hands on training Program on “Agricultural Biotechnology-Microbes and their

Biotechnological interventions with special reference to biological weed management”

at ICAR-DWR, Jabalpur.

September 7th

– Department of Political Science organized a “Quiz” Competition for

B.A. III semester students.

NSS Wing of the college organized an orientation programme about “Knowledge of

NSS”.

September 8th

– Literate club of the Department of Education organized “Essay

Writing” Competition on Literacy on the occasion of World Literacy Day.


Selection procedure was completed for the office bearers of the Aloysian Biotech

Society.

Men badminton team of the college won the first prize in the Inter-collegiate

competition.

Women table tennis team of the college was the runner-up in the Inter-collegiate

competition.

Women basketball team of the college won the first prize in the Inter-collegiate

competition.

September 8th – 9

th– Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry organized a PG

Seminar entitled “Role of Chemistry for a healthy life-style”.

September 8th

– 11th – A cleanliness programme was held and made people aware by

Nukkad Natak in different markets and orphanage house.

September 9th

– Department of Biotechnology organized a guest lecturer by Dr.

Pradeep Barde, Scientist-E, NIRTH, ICMR, Jabalpur “Biosafety procedure to be

followed in the laboratory” as the Add-on Course for PG students.

Department of History visited Ashram “Karuna” along with students to sensitize

them for helping the under privileged people.

September 11th

– 13th

– College Girls’ Volleyball team had participated in

Intercollegiate Volleyball tournament, organized by Guru Govind Singh Khalsa

College. Two players got selected for district level and one for state and university

level.

September 12th

– Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry organized Quiz

competition and Imagery Writing competition under RASAYANIKA.

Department of Hindi organized speech competition on “Brashtachar se mukt

Bharat”.

September 12th

– 13th

– Department of Botany and Microbiology conducted a

“Disease Awareness Programme” for their PG students, who visited different

schools of Jabalpur city, interacted with the students and made them aware about

common diseases like malaria, cough, cold and different medicinal plants.

September 12th

– 27th

– Six M.Sc. Biotechnology students attended Training

Workshop in the Directorate of Weed Research, Jabalpur. One student received the

Best Presentation award and first prize in group quiz.

September 13th

– 15th

– College Girls’ Basketball team had participated in

Intercollegiate Basketball tournament and won the tournament organized by Govt.

Home Science College. Five players got selected for district, state and university level.

September 14th

– Dr. R.P. Ojha delivered a lecture on “The role and importance of

Hindi language’ on Hindi Diwas day.

Literate club of the Department of Education organized “Sav Rachit Kavita Paath

“on the occasion of Hindi Diwas.

Department of History celebrated 75th

Anniversary of Quit India Movement and

organized speech and poster competitions entitled “India’s Freedom Struggle

Movement “for the B.A. students.


Department of Hindi celebrated Hindi Diwas as “Sahitya Sabha” by organizing

different activities such as Bhajan, Kavya Path, etc.

September 15th

– Department of Tax Procedure and Practice conducted a Workshop

on “GST in India: a step ahead in indirect tax”. The chief guest of the event was Dr.

S.K. Pahwa, Principal, G.S. College of Commerce and Economics, Jabalpur and the

keynote speaker was Mr. Narayan Mishra, Joint Commissioner Commercial Tax,

Jabalpur Division I and Mrs. Abha Jain, Deputy Commissioner Commercial Tax,

Jabalpur Circle I.

Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry organized Speech Competition under

RASAYANIKA

September 16th

– Department of Zoology conducted a Training workshop on

“Apiculture- Entrepreneurship in Bee Keeping” to promote the scientific knowledge,

professional skill, entrepreneurship and marketing skills in Apiculture. The workshop

was conducted under the guidance of Dr. A.K. Bhowmick, Professor, Department of

Entomology, JNKVV, Jabalpur, who provided hands on training and detailed technical

knowledge of apiculture during the programme.

Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry organized Sketch and Painting

competition under RASAYANIKA.

Department of Economics conducted an Industrial Visit for improving experiential

learning and economic analysis of firebrick industry.

NCC conducted Mass Awareness rally.

September 17th

– NCC conducted a talk/speech on “What can I do to clean my

India”?

September 18th – Two faculty member along with the six M.Sc. students from

Department of Biotechnology attended National Seminar on “Bamboo Cultivation and

Products Development: Present Status and Green Future Prospects”, organized by

University Institute of Vocational Studies & Skill Development, R.D. University,

Jabalpur.

NCC organized Nukkad Natak Area of responsibility.

September 19th

–Shubham, Arpit Dutta, Uzma Ahmed, Pratibha Shingh Thakur,

Muskaan Khare and Vinayak Tiwari – all from our college, stood IIIrd in the events

“Skit” during Inter College Youth Festival.

Mr. Shubhanshu Shingh, a student of B.Com. III semester Tax Group, stood IInd in

the event “Mimicry” during Inter College Youth Festival.

Mr. Tanmay Agrawal, a student of B.Com. V semester Tax Group, stood Ist in the

event “Solo Indian Classical Song” during Inter College Youth Festival.

Ms. Shazi Ahmed, a student of BBA I year, stood Ist in the event “Solo Indian

Light Song” during Inter College Youth Festival.

Tanmay Agrawal, AdityUsarethe, Harman Singh Kohli, Ragshree Kori, Shazi

Ahmed and Damini Soni – all from our college, stood I in the event “Indian Group

Song” during Inter College Youth Festival.

Mr. Yash Lucas, a student of B.Com. III semester, stood IInd in the event “Western

Solo Song” during Inter College Youth Festival.


Yash Lucas, Amiya Tiwari, Sheril S. Thomas, Anjali Ann Joseph, Roopal Tomar

and Esther Sharon Soni – all from our college, stood IInd in the event “Western

Group Song” during Inter College Youth Festival.

Mr. Yash Dubey, a student of B.Com. I semester, stood Ist in the event

“Instrumental Percussion” during Inter College Youth Festival.

Mr. Shubham Arpit Dutta, a student of B.Com. III semester, stood IIIrd in the

event “Instrumental Non Percussion” during Inter College Youth Festival.

Swapnil Joglekar and Tanya Talwar – both from our college, stood IInd and Ist,

respectively, in the event “Debate” during Inter College Youth Festival.

Ms. Richa Biswal, a student of B.Sc. V semester Biology Group, stood Ist in the

event “Speech” during Inter College Youth Festival.

September 20 – Mr. Praveen Jhariya, a student of B.A. I semester, stood Ist in the

event “Spot Painting” during Inter College Youth Festival.

Ms. Divya Chouhan, a student of M.Sc. III semester, stood Ist in the event

“Collage” during Inter College Youth Festival.

Ms. Ayushi Patel, a student of B.Sc. III semester, stood IIIrd in the event “Clay

Modelling” during Inter College Youth Festival.

Ms. Rajani Barman, a student of B.Com. I semester, stood IIIrd in the event

“Rangoli” during Inter College Youth Festival.

Mr. Abhay Adwin Chako, a student of B.A. V semester, stood Ist in the event

“Poster” during Inter College Youth Festival.

Samarth Jain, Rishabh Uikey, Ajmeet Singh Saluja, Avinash Ghasiya, Praful

Dubey, Sidhant Singh, Himanshu Shukla, Anupam Singh Markam, Alkansh

Kachhwaha, Shubhanshu and Shriyansh Jain – all from our college, stood IInd in

the event “Group Dance (Folk)” during Inter College Youth Festival.

Srishti Haldia and Richa Biswal – both from our college, stood IIIrd and Ist,

respectively, in the event “Quiz” during Inter College Youth Festival.

Jyotsna Katariya, Shriya Mishra, Aashi Keshri, Rishabh Mishra, Surbhi Sarkar,

Vivek Pandey, Vinayak Tiwari and Arpit Singh Bais – all from our college, stood

IIIrd in the event “Drama” during Inter College Youth Festival.

September 21st– Final round of debate was organized under RASAYANIKA.

September 22nd

– Poster making competition by cadets.

September 23rd

– NCC organized cleanliness drive.

September 23rd

– Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry organized Final round

of Quiz under RASAYANIKA.

September 24th

– NSS Wing of the College celebrated NSS day by cleaning the bus

stand at Pentinaka, Jabalpur.

Aashi Keshri, Uzma Ahmed, Pratibha Shingh Thakur, Muskaan Khare and Vivek

Pandey – all from our college, stood IIIrd in the events “Mime” during Rotary Fest.

Shubham Arpit Dutta, Uzma Ahmed, Pratibha Shingh Thakur, Muskaan Khare and

Vinayak Tiwari – all from our college, stood Ist in the events “Skit” during Rotary

Fest.



Light Song” during Rotary Fest.

Mr. Himanshu Shoubhari, a student of B.Sc. II semester, stood Ist in the event

“Instrumental Percussion” during Rotary Fest.

Ms. Shubhi Shukla, a student of B.Com. I year, stood IIrd in the event “Solo

Dance” during Rotary Fest.

Defence Service Joining Avenues by Raghukul Academy at XIDAS.

September 25th

– NSS Wing of the college participated in the rally, organized by R.D.

University, Jabalpur, for the purpose of awareness about cleanliness and environment.

September 25th

– 27th

– College Students had participated in Chess Men and Women

championship in which our college women team stood runner up. Two players got

selected for district level.

College Judo team had participated intercollegiate Judo Tournament organized by

University Teaching Department, R. D. University, Jabalpur in which one student

got gold medal.

Department of Management organized a Guest lecture by Mr. Shashwat Siddhant,

Alumuni of IIM and IIT on “GST and its Effects”

September 26th

– NSS Wing of the college participated in NSS Day celebration,

organized by R.D. University, Jabalpur by presenting Nukkad Natak, Kavya Path and

Bhajan.

September 27th

– Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry organized

RASAYNIKA under the aegis of Chemical Society. Mr. Nitin Bhatnagar, Industrialist

was the chief guest of the function. Volume no. XII of Departmental Newsletter

“Disha” was released on this occasion.

September 29th– 30

th – College handball teams had participated in Handball men and

women tournament and finished being winners, which was organized by University

Teaching Department, R. D. University, Jabalpur. Four girls were selected for

university level and ten boys were selected for all India university level.

October 2nd – NSS Wing of the college released a short film on “Traffic Rules” on the

occasion of Gandhi Jayanti.

NCC conducted prize distribution in essay and film making.

October 2nd – 6

th – Dr. Madira Kar, Head, Department of Mathematics was invited as

Chairperson in the International Science Congress, Thailand – 2017.

October 4th

– NCC conducted Handball match.

October 5th

– 7th

– Mr. Tanmay Agrawal, a student of B.Com. V semester Tax Group,

stood I in the event “Solo Indian Classical Song” during Inter District Youth Festival.


Light Song” and “Solo Light Song” during Inter District Youth Festival.

Tanmay Agrawal, AdityUsarethe, Harman Singh Kohli, Ragshree Kori, Shazi

Ahmed and Damini Soni – all from our college, stood Ist in the event “Indian

Group Song” during Inter District Youth Festival.

Mr. Yash Dubey, a student of B.Com. I semester, stood Ist in the event

“Instrumental Percussion” during Inter District Youth Festival.


Ms. Tanya Talwar, a student of B.A. III semester, stood IInd in the event “Debate”

during Inter District Youth Festival.

Ms. Richa Biswal, a student of B.Sc. V semester Biology Group, stood IIrd in the

event “Speech” during Inter District Youth Festival.

Mr. Praveen Jhariya, a student of B.A. I semester, stood Ist in the event “Spot

Painting” during Inter District Youth Festival.

Ms. Divya Chouhan, a student of M.Sc. III semester, stood IInd in the event

“Collage” during Inter District Youth Festival.

Mr. Abhay Adwin Chako, a student of B.A. V semester, stood Ist in the event

“Poster” during Inter District Youth Festival.

Ms. Richa Biswal, a student of B.Sc. V semester Biology Group, stood IInd in the

event “Quiz” during Inter District Youth Festival.

October 9th

– Faculty members and M.Sc. students from Department of Zoology

attended National conference on “Innovations in Bio-inspired Smart Materials for

Sustainable Development of Environment", organized by the Bio-Design Innovation

Centre, Department of Biological Science, R.D. University, Jabalpur.

October 10th

– Welcome and felicitation of NSC 2017 cadets.

October 11th

– 13th

– College team has participated in Volleyball (men) tournament

organized by St. Aloysius College, Jabalpur, in which our college was winner and

eight students were selected for district level.

October 13th

– Department of Hindi organized poster competition on “Patra Lekhan”.

October 14th

– Department of History organized Quiz competition for the students of

B.A. final year.

October 14th

– 16th

– College wrestling teams had participated in Intercollegiate

Wrestling men and women tournaments organized by University Teaching

Department, R. D. University, Jabalpur, in which one student got gold medal.

October 15th

– Department of Biotechnology organized the Annual Mega Event

BIOXPO 2K17 on the theme “BMW – Biotechnology Moulds the World”. The chief

guest was Captain S.K. Bhardwaj, (Retd. Navy). A total of 120 students participated

in the event. The events were Model Making on “Clean Techno”, “Spell It”, “Add

Mad”, “Lantern Making”, “Quiz” and “Selfie Corner”.

Department of Biotechnology released the Newsletter ‘BIOAURA’

NCC conducted “Campus Parking Cleanliness” in the college premises.

October 23rd

– 25th

– College team participated in Kho- Kho (women) tournament

organized by Govt. Man Kuwar Bai College, Jabalpur, in which one student got

selected for district, state and university level.

October 24th

– Department of Chemistry was conducted a guest lecture on “Quantum

Mechanics” by Dr. Kallol Das, Vice Principal( Academics), St. Aloysius College

Jabalpur for their PG students in Chemistry.

October 27th

– 28th

– Department of Education organized two days National

workshop on “Collaborative Teaching Strategies for Knowledge Building and

Collective Wisdom in Higher Education” sponsored by UNITED BOARD for

Christian Higher Education in Asia.


October 30th

– Student Union election was successfully completed to elect Class

Representatives and Office Bearers. Students voted to elect 55 class representatives

during the forenoon session. The elected class representatives voted to elect office

bearers of the Student Union during the afternoon session. Ms. Radhika Khatri, B.Sc.

V sem., Mr. Amar Nath Mishra, B.Com. III sem., Mr. Amitoj Mokha, BBA I sem. and

Ms. Subhi Agrawal, B.Com (Hons.) V sem. were elected as President, Vice President,

Secretary and Joint Secretary respectively. The Office Bearers of the Student Union

were administered the Oath of Office by the College Principal.

November 1st – NSS Wing of the college prepared a short film on “Ragging”.

November 2nd

– College girls’ team had participated in cricket tournament and 6

students were selected for district and 2 for state and university level.

November 3rd

– About 130 students from Department of Management participated in

a Quiz Competition, organized by Jaipuriya Institute of Management, Indore.

Department of Hindi organized a group discussion on “Bihari”.

November 3rd

– 7th

– Mr. Abhay Adwin Chako, a student of B.A. V semester, stood

IIIrd in the event “Poster” during Inter University (Zonal Level) Youth Festival.

Ms. Richa Biswal, a student of B.Sc. V semester Biology Group, stood IInd in the

event “Quiz” during Inter University (Zonal Level) Youth Festival.

November 4th

– 5th

– College girls’ Kabaddi team had participated in intercollegiate

Kabaddi tournament.

November 6th

– Women Cell of the college organized a health awareness programme.

The resource person was Dr. (Mrs.) Jamdar, who discussed gynecological problems

and their possible preventions and remedies in youth.

November 7th

– Department of History visited the orphanage house “Karuna”, Tilhari,

Jabalpur.

November 10th

– College students had participated in Baseball trail organized by

University Teaching Department, R. D. University, Jabalpur, in which seven students

were selected for all India University.

Department of Tax Procedure and Practices organized a Health awareness program

by Dr. Sonal Riccharia gynecologist, and Dr. Chitra Jain dietician from City

Hospital, Jabalpur on women health and hygiene held for girl students of B.Com I

and II year.

Department of Hindi organized a workshop on “Advertisement” and debate on

“Bhartenduyug”.

November 11th – NSS Wing of the college provided information about employment,

which was held at Veterinary College, Jabalpur.

Social Club of the Department of Education organized “Slogan” competition on the

theme “Education: Door for Future and No child should be left behind”.

JIRF of the college celebrated Deepawali at St. Aloysius Senior Secondary School,

Poli Pathar, Jabalpur. Chief Guest was Justice D.M. Dharmadhikari, Former Judge

of the Supreme Court of India.

November 12th

– 13th

– College boys Kabaddi team had participated in Kabaddi

(Men) in which 1 student was selected for district level.


November 14th

– Women Cell of the college organized a workshop on “Self Defense”

in order to inculculate self defense skills and to strengthen the stamina of girls. The

resource person was Mr. Manoj Gupta, International Wushu coach.

Women Cell of the college organized an Awareness Programme on “Self Defense”

for the girls. Around 25 police officers including Mrs. Mohanti Maravi, DSP

Jabalpur along with Mrs. Rekha Prajapati, Inspector Crime Branch, Mrs. Sonal

Shukla, Sub-Inspector and the leader of Code Red Jabalpur addressed the

gathering.

November 15th

– National Integration Camp (Nagercoil).

November 16th

– 21st – Sailing Expedition camp for Naval Cadets.

November 20th

– Lecture on “Code Red for Safety of Girls” was delivered by Sub

Inspector of Gora bazar police in Prerna Assembly.

Dept. of Economics has organized a program in collaboration with National Social

Science Council, New Delhi. Prof. Agnihotri, Vice-chancellor, Central University

of Himachal Pradesh and Prof. A.D.N. Bajpai, Ex-VC, Himachal Pradesh

University had delivered the talk on “Samaj Vigyaan mein Bhartiyata”.

November 21st– Adoption of village Mattmar (celebrating NCC week).

Baseball men team of college was winner in intercollegiate tournament.

November 22nd

– Commencement of Semester examination.

November 25th

– Department of Political Science celebrated Constitution Day. They

made students of the college aware about the importance of the words, embodied in the

preamble of Indian Constitution and Fundamental Duties.

November 30th

– Men and women team of badminton participated in intercollegiate

tournament.

December 1st – The students of B.Ed. I and III semesters, Department of Education

organized an AIDS Awareness rally.

Rotract club of St. Aloysius College (Autonomous), Jabalpur organized road show

under the banner of AID awareness programme.

Women Football team of the College participated in intercollegiate competition and

eight students were selected for district level.

Hand ball men and women team of the College were the winner in intercollegiate

competition.

NSS students participated in district level Blood Donation camp

December 3rd

– Rose Plantation was done by the Department of Botany and

Microbiology. Rose plants were planted by students and faculty members of the

department.

December 7th

– Department of History organized Group Discussion on “French

Revolution 1789” to improve lingual ability of students.

Football men team was winner in inter collegiate competition and eight students

were selected for district level.

December 9th

– Department of Political Science celebrated Human Rights Day (10th

December) to aware students about human rights and remedial actions which could be

taken in case of violations of these rights.


December 13th

– Kho-Kho team of men was winner and Kho-Kho team of women

participated in inter collegiate competition.

Carrier counselling done by NSS students for the students of Khalsa School,

Jabalpur.

Guest lecture organized by Department of Management organized on the topic

“Effect of increasing nuclear power of countries on economy” given by Mr.

Abhishek Agarwal.

December 14th

– Men Hockey team of the College was the winner in inter collegiate

competition.

December 15th

– Women Hockey team of the College participated in inter collegiate

competition.

December 17th

– Rotract club organized a plantation programme by planting 20 plants

at Gopalpur, Jabalpur.

December 20th

– Department of Applied Economics conducted an extension activity.

The students raised funds and bought blankets and distributed to needy people.

Judo men as well as women teams of the College won Gold medal in inter

collegiate competition.

Men Kabaddi team participated in inter collegiate competition.

JIRF of the College celebrated Christmas to spread the message of love, joy and

peace. Gerald Almeda, Bishop of Jabalpur Diocese was the chief guest, and Shri

Ashok Rohani (MLA Cantt.) and Mrs. L.B.Lobo (Nominated MLA) were the guests

of honour.

December 21st – Annual Sports and Inter B.Ed. Collegiate Sports Meet organized.

December 23rd

– The Annual Social gathering was graced by Mr. V.D. Sharma, Vice-

chairman, Nehru Yuva Kendra, New Delhi as the chief guest. Bishop Gerald Almeda

was the guest of honor and Prof. Kapil Deo Mishra (Vice-chancellor of RDVV,

Jabalpur), Mr. Vijay Atwal and Mr. Kamlesh Agrawal (MLC, Jabalpur Nagar Nigam)

were the special guests.

Kabaddi women team participated in inter collegiate competition.

December 26th

– Table tennis team of men and women each were the winners in inter


Men Volleyball team was the winner and women team participated in inter


Wrestling men team won gold medal and women team participated in inter


December 27th

– Cricket men and women teams were the winners in inter collegiate

competition.

January 9th

– 12th

February – Result declaration of Semester and ATKT

Examinations of November to December 2017.

January 11th

– Department of Computer Science conducted training session on

Animation by Search for B.Sc. I year and BCA I year.


January 12th

– 13th

– Department of Physics organized two days National Workshop

on “Advanced Research Instrumentation Techniques in Materials Science” ARITMS-

2018, sponsored by UNITED BOARD for Christian Higher Education in Asia.

January 13th

– NSS students of the College organized Essay competition.

January 15th

– NSS students of the College organized Speech competition.

January 16th

– NSS students of the College organized Poster and Slogan competition.

January 20th

– Department of Economics conducted a quiz competition to enhance

the knowledge and awareness about current happenings, under the banner of Economic

forum. Cash awards of Rs. 1000/-, 500/- and 250/- were awarded to the winners.

January 20th

– 10th

March – Department of Zoology conducted three months

internship training in Vermi-composting for the students of various colleges of

Jabalpur to promote entrepreneurship skills and leadership qualities among them. 78

students have enrolled for this successful ongoing training programme.

January 22nd

– The Red Cross Society of the College organized a workshop on “How

to save a life with Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)” with the collaboration of

Suvidha Hospital, Jabalpur in the ‘college premises. Dr. Balkrishan Dang and the team

of Suvidha Hospital have explained and demonstrated CPR process to the students.

They also distributed some first aid medicines among the students. Students learnt new

and essential things about how to save life in emergency situation.

January 25th

– Dept. of Commerce (App. Eco. and Hons.) organized Inter class quiz

competition for B.Com I year students in Economics subject. 82 students have

participated and Vijay Kumar of B.Com. Hons I year got the Ist prize.

Department of Political Science celebrated Voter’s Day to enlighten students about

their right to vote and to encourage more young voters to participate in political

process.

January 26th

– Celebrated Republic Day. The chief guest was Justice Prakash P.

Naolekar, former Supreme Court Judge & Chief Justice of Assam High Court and

presently Lokayukt of M.P. for seven consecutions years.

Republic Day Camp – 11 cadets participated and 03 cadets selected in International

Youth Exchange Programme.

Staff picnic.

IQAC of St. Aloysius College (Autonomous), Jabalpur released Bi-Annual

Newsletter.

January 29th

– 2nd

February – Dept. of Commerce organized Crash Course on GST,

sponsored by CGST Department, Jabalpur with participation by 200 students of

B.Com. VI sem.

January 30th

– NSS students of the College organized Skit and Road Show on Nasha

Mukti.

February 2018

February 2nd

– 6th

February – Department of Computer Science organized

“Technozion 2018” under the banner of Departmental society “Computer Forum”.

100 students participated in different activities like quiz, poster making, animation,

debugging and model competition.


February 3rd

– Department of Botany & Microbiology organized “Eco Fest 2018” in

association with nature club. The fest was inaugurated by Mr. Yogendra Ricchariya,

Head of Marketing, M.P. Tourism, Jabalpur region. The theme was “ecotourism-

correlate it with need of nature conservation”. Students of B.Sc. Botany and M.Sc.

Microbiology participated in various competitions including Power Point presentation,

Model Making, Best out of Waste, Education Card, Flower Arrangement, Flower

Ornaments, Photography and Group Song. First three winners were honoured with

prizes. Two medicinal plants were planted in the college campus on this occasion.

Mushroom hut was constructed by the Department of Botany and Microbiology in

the college campus to cultivate mushrooms.

Nature Club of St. Aloysius College (Autonomous), Jabalpur organized Ecofest-

2018 on the theme Ecotourism of Madhya Pradesh under which Tree Plantation,

Power Point Presentation, Model Making, Best out of waste, education card,

photography, Flower arrangement, flower ornaments, and group song competition

has been conducted for UG and PG students.

February 6th

– Faculty members of Department of Management conducted extension

activity at Govt. School, Civil Lines and donated old clothes, copies and woollen

clothing.

February 7th

– NSS students organized Slogan competition.

February 8th

– NSS students organized speech and poster competitions.

February 9th

– 10th

– Department of Mathematics organized two days National

Training Programme on “The Art of Mathematical Modeling as Teaching Pedagogy”,

sponsored by UNITED BOARD for Christian Higher Education in Asia.

February 12th

– Department of Economics organized Budget Discussion. The expert

comments were given by Dr. N.G.Pendse, Former Head, P.G. Department of

Economics and Research, R.D. University, Jabalpur and Prof. S.K. Choubey, Director

UIM and Head, P.G. Department of Economics and Research, R.D. University,

Jabalpur.

February 13th

– Annual Retreat for Christian Students was held in for spiritual

growth. Around 380 participants were there and speaker was Rev. Fr. George

Kumbimootil and team.

February 13th

– 14th

– 30 students of Department of Commerce attended the Training

of GSTR at GST office to gain the practical knowledge of GST.

February 15th

– Department of Education conducted a Parent Teacher Meeting for the

students of B. Ed. I Sem. (2017-19 session).

February 15th

– 21st – NSS Girls unit organized camp at Mohaniya village.

February 16th

– 17th

– Department of Zoology organized welfare programme “Charity

Brunch’and an annual fun event Zoomania.

February 16th

– 21st – Richa Biswas got third position in Quiz National Youth

Festival organized by Rachi University, Ranchi.

February 17th

– Department of Zoology released the annual news letter ‘Zoohunt’. A

guest lecture on “Importance of Zoology and its Relevance in Biomedical Science by

Dr. Aparup Das, Director ICMR, Jabalpur. Prize distribution of various competition


organized under the annual event Zoomania and distribution of welfare funds of

Zoomania

February 17th

– 18th

- NCC “B”certificate exams.

February 27th

– 28th

- NCC : “C” Certificate exam.

February 23rd

– Department of Political Science organized Speech competition under

the banner of Society for Brotherhood and Peace on the theme “Importance of Parents

and Teachers (Visible God) to ensure bright future of Children and responsibilities of

each”.

February 26th

– 28th

– Department of English organized eternal values through

Literature “The LITFEST 2018” followed by Elocution, Debate, Extempore, Creative

writing and Essay competition, to encourage the talent of students. The Grand Finale

Day was graced by Shri Shashikant Shukla, the Superintendent of Police as chief guest

and Shri Rajesh Tiwari, Additional Superintendent of Police as Guest of Honour.

March 1st - Students of Department of Biotechnology accompanied by the faculties

visited Tropical Forest Research Institute to develop the scientific temper and aptitude

of the students and to provide an exposure to the students to the scientific world.

March 5th

–19th

– Conducted CCE for the students of even semesters and Half

Yearly Exams for the students of first year.

March 17th

– 18th

– The College conducted two days National Workshop on

“eLearning, MOOCS and basic ICT tools for Educators”. The Chief Guest was

Prof. A.K. Bakshi, Vice-Chancellor, PDM University and Chairman, GAD-TLC of

MHRD, the Guest of Honour was Dr. Vimal Rarh, Joint Director GAD – TLC and

the Special Guest was Prof. K.V. Bhanumurthy, Vice Chairman, GAD-TLC of

MHRD.

March 28th

- Blood Donation Camp by NCC and Red Cross Society. 118 units of

blood collected.

March 31st – Department of Management organized Aloysian Management

Association Fest 2018 on the theme “Look a Like” and various activities

conducted as jam session, dance, quiz and poster making.

April 4th

– Yuva Sansad organised by Department of Political Science to study and

enact the Parliamentary Process of India. Forty students participated

April 6th

- JIRF of the College celebrated Mahaveer Jayanti at Pragya Madapam.

Br. Jinesh Bhaiya Ji was the Chief Guest and Sadhvi Gyaneswari Didi was the

Special Guest of the function.

April 7th

– The College conducted its Annual Prize and Gold Medal distribution

ceremonies. The Chief Guest was, Justice R. K. Gupta, Ex-student and Former

Justice, M.P High Court and Mr. Deepesh Mishra, Dy. Registrar of R.D. University,

Jabalpur.

April 16th

- Commencement of Annual Examination for first year and IV & VI

semester students

May 21st

- Declaration of BCA VI semester results

May 24th

– Final examinations were completed successfully.


June - Student summer internship programme. NSS Unit of college presented street

play on waste management in cleanliness survey conducted by Nehru Yuva Kendra

in the month of June during summer internship. Cleanliness related movie was

shown in the school in which students gave cleanliness message by painting on

walls and writing slogans.

Abbreviations:

CAS - Career Advanced Scheme

CAT - Common Admission Test

CBCS - Choice Based Credit System

CE - Centre for Excellence

COP - Career Oriented Programme

CPE - College with Potential for Excellence

DPE - Department with Potential for Excellence

GATE - Graduate Aptitude Test

NET - National Eligibility Test

PEI - Physical Education Institution

SAP - Special Assistance Programme

SF - Self Financing

SLET - State Level Eligibility Test

TEI - Teacher Education Institution

UPE - University with Potential Excellence

UPSC - Union Public Service Commission

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