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SELF STUDY REPORT
(PART-III)
FOR SUBMISSION TO
NATIONAL ASSESSMENT AND ACCREDITATION
COUNCIL
BY
DEENBANDHU CHHOTU RAM UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE
AND TECHNOLOGY, MURTHAL -131 039, SONEPAT
HARYANA
(ID: HRUNGN11147)
Phone: 0130-2484005 Fax: 0130-2484004 Website: www.dcrustm.org
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
S. No. DEPARTMENT PAGE
1 Architecture 2
2 Biomedical Engineering 18
3 Biotechnology Engineering 34
4 Chemical Engineering 54
5 Chemistry 66
6 Civil Engineering 81
7 Computer Science and Engineering 91
8 Electrical Engineering 107
9 Electronics and Communication Engineering 125
10 Energy and Environment 141
11 Humanities 158
12 Management Studies 169
13 Materials Science and Nano-technology 183
14 Mathematics 196
15 Mechanical Engineering 206
16 Physics 217
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ARCHITECTURE
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1 Name of the Department ARCHITECTURE
2 Year of Establishment 1991
3 Is the Department part
of a School/ Faculty of
the University?
YES, FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE, URBAN AND TOWN PLANNING
4 Names of the
Programmes/ Courses
offered (UG, PG,
M.Phil, Ph.D.,
Integrated Masters,
Integrated Ph.D.
UG, Bachelor of Architecture PG, Master of Architecture (Sustainable Architecture) Master of Urban and Rural Planning Master of Construction and Real Estate Management Ph.D. in Architecture, Planning, Construction & Real Estate Management
5 Inter-Disciplinary
courses and
Departments involved
Masters in Construction and Real Estate Management (Architecture and Civil Engg. Deptt.)
6 Courses in collaboration
with other Universities,
industries, foreign
institutions etc.
Nil
7 Details of Programmes/
courses discontinued, if
any, with reasons.
Nil
8 Annual/ Semester/
Choice Based Credit
System
Annual Choice Based Credit System
9 Participation of the
Department in the
courses offered by other
departments.
Civil Engg. Deptt
10 Number of teaching posts sanctioned and filled (Professor/ Associate
Professor/ Assistant Professor)
Level Sanctioned Filled Professor 04 04
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Associate Professor 04 03 Assistant Professor 11 06
11 Faculty Profile with name, qualification, designation and specialization
(D.Sc./ D. Litt., Ph.D., M.Phil. etc.
Name Qualification Designation
Specialisation Experience (yrs) Teaching +Professional
Ph.D. students Guiding
Chitrarekha Kabre
Ph. D. Professor CAAD, Energy efficient design of buildings
23 3
Vijay Kumar M.Arch. Professor Landscape Deign
23 -
Jyoti Pandey Sharma
Ph.D. Professor Conservation, Built Environment
21 3
Ajay Monga Ph.D. Professor Interior, Architecture, Town Planning
23 -
Shailja Sikarwar
M.Arch (Pursuing Ph.D.)
Associate Professor
Arch. Education 21 -
Ravi Vaish M.Arch (Pursuing Ph.D.)
Associate Professor
Arch. Education 19 -
Praveen Kumar
M.Planning (Pursuing Ph.D.)
Associate Professor
CAD & Town Planning
18 -
Satpal M.Planning (Pursuing Ph.D.)
Astt. Professor
Town Planning 16 -
Lalit Kumar M.Planning Astt. Professor
Town Planning 8 -
Neha Yadav M.Arch (Pursuing Ph.D.)
Astt. Professor
Architecture 3 -
Manoj Panwar
M.Tech. Astt. Professor
Building Management
3 -
Nirmala M.U.R.P. Astt. Professor
Town Planning 16 -
Sneh M.U.R.P. Astt. Professor
Town Planning 2 -
12 List of senior Visiting Fellows, faculty, adjunct faculty, emeritus
professors.
1. Smt. Sunita Monga, Chief Architect, Haryana 2. Prof. (Dr.) Pushpalatha, Head, Department of Architecture and Planning,
Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee
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3. Prof. Jagan Shah, Director, Sushant School of Architecture, Gurgaon/National Institute of Urban Affairs, NewDelhi
4. Mr. Niranjan Khatri, General Manager-Environmental Division ITC Hotel, Gurgaon.
5. Harry Schwartz, Urban Economist 6. Dr. Ajay Mathur, Director General, Bureau of Energy Efficiency 7. Dr. Prem C. Jain, Chairman, Indian Green Building Council 8. Ar. Sanjay Mohe, Mindspace Architects, Bangalore 9. Ar. Uta Pottgiesser, HSOWL, Germany 10. Ar. K. Jaisim, Fountainhead Architects, Bangalore 11. Ar. Yatin Pandya, Footprints, Ahmedabad 12. Ar. Sathya Prakash Varanashi, Sathya Consultants, Bangalore 13. Dr. Sangeet Sharma, S. D. Sharma & Associates, Chandigarh 14. Ar. Shashank Bhargava, Bhargava Associates, New Delhi 15. Ar. Sanjay Prakash, ShiFt: Studio for Habitat Futures, New Delhi. 16. Ar. Anil Laul, Anagpur Building Centre. 17. Dr. Reinhard Doleschal, HSOWL, Germany
13 Percentage of classes
taken by temporary
faculty-programme-wise
information.
B. Arch. – 25% MURP – 10%
14 Programme-wise
Student Teacher ratio
1:15
15 Number of academic
support staff (technical)
and administrative staff
(sanctioned and filled)
Level Sanctioned Filled Technical staff 03 03 Administrative staff
03 03
16 Research thrust areas
recognized by funding
agencies
UGC Grant starting Innovative Programme in Construction and Real Estate Management. Grant received from Ministry of New and Renewable Energy , Government of India for conducting National Conference on “Energy Efficient Buildings-Seeking Cost Effective Solution”
17 Number of faculty with
ongoing projects from
a. National
b. International
funding agencies
and
Name Project Title
Funding Agency
Grant Sanctioned (Rs.)
Nil
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c. Total grants
received.
Give the names of the
funding agencies and
grants received project-
wise.
18 Inter-institutional collaborative projects and grants received.
a. All India collaboration 1. International:
i) Memorandum of Understanding signed with North Dakota State University, Fargo, and USA.
ii) Memorandum of Understanding signed with University of Applied Sciences, HSOWL-Detmold, Germany for students exchange programme.
Federal Ministry of Education and Research, Germany awarded the project "Climate Related Energy Efficient Design of Building: Product Solutions" (CREED-PS) under the aegis of "Germany and India Year 2011-12: Infinite opportunities" to mark 60th anniversary of diplomatic relationship between the Federal Republic of Germany and the Republic of India. In the said project Dr Chitrarekha Kabre is Faculty coordinator from Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal, and Dr Uta Pottgiesser is Faculty coordinator from Hochschule Ostwestfalen-Lippe, University of Applied Sciences (HS OWL) with other partners National Institute of Design, Ahmadabad and industry partner as Bayer Material Science. Subvention of Rs. 99,960/- from Hochschule Ostwestfalen-Lippe, Detmold, Germany (HS OWL) for National Conference on Energy Efficient Design of Buildings: seeking cost effective solutions 6-10 February 2012, DCRUST, Murthal
19 Departmental projects
funded by DST-FIST;
UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE;
DBT, ACSSR, etc., Total
grants received.
Name of Funding
Agency
Grant Sanctioned (R R R R Lakhs)
University Grants Commission (Masters of Construction and Real Estate Management – Innovative Programme)
60+1 Associate Professor + 1 Assistant Professor
20 Research facility/ Centre
with
• State recognition
• National recognition
• International
recognition
Not Applicable
21 Special research Not Applicable
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laboratories sponsored
by/ created by industry
or corporate bodies.
22 Publications (2008-09 to 2012-13)
Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national/ international)
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Monographs - Chapters in books 2 Edited books 1 Books with ISBN with details of publishers. Number listed in international database (e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities international Complete, Dare Database-International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host etc.
Conference Proceedings ISBN No-978-93-5067-137-5
Citation Index-range/ average Prof (Dr) Chitrarekha Kabre’s research papers published in Building and Environment (Elsevier Science) is cited by 25 and another paper is cited by 4
SNIP - SJR - Impact Factor-range/ average 2.699 (Building and
Environment) h-index
23 Details of patents and
income generated
Nil
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Areas of consultancy and income generated
Name Project Description Agency Project Cost (R)R)R)R)
Prof. Vijay Kumar & Ar. Praveen Kumar
Design of Model Schools of various districts of Haryana
Education Deptt. Haryana
30 Crores Consultancy Fee @ 1.5% of Project cost
Prof. Vijay Kumar & Ar.Ajay Kaushik
Sanskriti School, Ganaur
Education Deptt. Haryana
15 Crores Consultancy Fee @ 1.5% of Project cost
Prof. Vijay Kumar & Ar.Ajay Kaushik
Village Community Centre, Vill: Rathdhana
Panchayat Deptt. Haryana
01 Crore Consultancy Fee= 1 Lac
Ar.Manoj Panwar Govt. College, Kharkhoda
Deptt. of Higher Education, Haryana
12 Lakhs Consultancy Fee=20,000/-
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25 Faculty selected nationally/ internationally to visit other laboratories in
India and abroad.
1. Prof. Chitrarekha Kabre, presented research paper and participated in workshops in the International conference on Computer Aided Architecture Design Future 2011, University of Liege, Belgium, 4-8 July.
2. Prof. (Dr.) Chitrarekha Kabre, Visited USA under Jawarharlal Nehru Fulbright Visiting Lecturer Fellowship, 27th August to 26th December 2012.
3. Dr. Jyoti Pandey Sharma UGC-Associate , Inter University centre for Humanities and Social Sciences , Indian Institute if Advanced Study , Shimla (2012-13)
4. Dr. Jyoti Pandey Sharma, Summer Fellow, Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and collection, Harvard University,USA (2011)
26 Faculty serving in
a) National Committees
b) International
Committees
c) Editorial Boards
d) Any other (please
specify)
Prof. (Dr.) Ajay Monga appointed as member of Architecture Education Board of Indian Institute of Architects. Prof. (Dr.) Ajay Monga is Executive member of Indian Institute of Architects, Haryana Chapter for the term 2010-12 and 2012-14. All faculty members are associated with the followings: 1. Council of Architecture-New Delhi 2. Indian Building Congress-New delhi 3. Indian National Trust for art & Cultural
Heritage- New Delhi 4. Indian Institute of Architecture- Mumbai 5. Institute of Town Planners India-New
Delhi 6. Institute of Valuers- New Delhi 7. Indian Institute of Interior Design 8. Indian Society for Technical Education-
New Delhi 9. Confederation of Indian Industries - New
Delhi University is Institutional member of the following:
1. Indian Green Building Council- New Delhi 2. Indian Building Congress-New Delhi 3. Indian National Trust for Art & Cultural
Heritage- New Delhi
27 Faculty recharging Faculty members are actively involved in
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strategies various academic activities like Post-Doctoral, visiting lecturer and summer fellowships, STC’s, Refresher’s courses, Workshops, Consultancy Services etc. to keep abreast with the latest technologies in the market.
28 Student Projects. B. Arch.
M. Arch. MURP The 4th semester village and small town study is directed towards the creation of a suitable base for generating planning and architectural solutions for the community. Our students helped the local administration in designing street artwork for Sonepat.
29 Awards/ recognitions
received at the national
and international level
by:
• Faculty
• Doctoral/ Post-
doctoral fellows
• Students
a. Prof (Dr.) Chitrarekha Kabre’s Biography published in 13th edition of Who is Who in the World, Marquis publishers, USA.
b. Prof (Dr.) Chitrarekha Kabre received travel awards from Department of Science and Technology, Government of India and University Grants Commission for attending the International Conference Computer Aided Architectural Design Futures 2011, the University of Liege, Belgium.
c. Prof (Dr.) Chitrarekha Kabre was awarded Fulbright-Nehru Visiting Lecturer Fellowship award 2012-2013 at North Dakota State University, USA for four months
d. Dr. Jyoti Pandey Sharma was awarded 4th Construction Industry Development Council, Planning Commission, Govt. of India, Vishwakarma Award, March 2012 in category of Academician/ Technologist/ Scientist/Innovator.
e. Dr. Jyoti Pandey Sharma- Associate Professor, A3 Foundation Chandigarh, Best Research Academician Award (Sep 2012)
f. Ar Ajay Monga – Outstanding contribution during the year 2012 by the Indian Institute of Architects.
g. Ar Praveen Kumar awarded Birla White Yuv-Ratna 2010 for Team guide for Global
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Development Centre for Indian Craft.
30 Seminars/ Conferences/
Workshops organized
and the source of
funding (national/
international) with
details of outstanding
participants, if any.
1. National Conference cum Workshop on “Energy Efficient Design of Buildings- Seeking cost effective solutions” in collaboration with National Institute of Design-Ahmedabad and Hochschule Ostwestfalen-Lippe, University of Applied Sciences, HSOWL-Detmold, Germany.
2. Seminar cum Exhibition on “Architectural Heritage” in collaboration with American Institute of Indian Studies, Gurgaon
3. One-Day worksop on “Latest Trends in Urban Planning and Challenges” in collaboration with ITPI Haryana Chapter.
31 Code of ethics for
research followed by the
departments.
Code of ethics for research followed as per University Rules and notifications.
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Student profile course-wise (2012-13)
Name of course (refer to question no. 4)
Applications received
Selected Pass %
Subject Year Male Female Male Female B.Arch. 2012 * 50 31 100% 100% MURP 2012 20 4 2 100% 100%
*Note: Admissions are conducted online for UG programmes through State Counseling Society.
33 Diversity of students (2012-13)
Name of course (refer to question no. 4)
% of students from the same University/State Board of Haryana
% of students from other universities within the State
% of students from universities outside the State
% of students from other countries
B.Arch. 90 % - 10% - M.Arch. 100 % - - - MURP 20% 70% 10% -
34 How many students
have cleared Civil
Services and Defense
Services examinations,
NET, SET, GATE and
other competitive
Examination Qualified GATE 2009 4 GATE 2010 3 GATE 2011 4 GATE 2012 2
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examinations? Give
details category-wise.
GATE 2013 3
35 Student Progression Student Progression Percentage (%)
UG to PG 20 PG to M.Phil. NIL PG to Ph.D. 10 Ph.D. to Post-doctoral NIL Employed • Campus selection • Other campus
recruitment
80 %
Entrepreneurs 20 %
36 Diversity of Staff Percentage of faculty who are
graduates
• Of the University • From other universities within the
State • From universities from other States • From universities outside the country
Nil 29% 71% Nil
37 Number of faculty who
were awarded Ph.D.,
D.Sc. and D.Litt. during
the assessment year.
1
38 Present details of infrastructural facilities with regard to:
a) Library
Deptt Library
Central Library
b) Internet facilities for staff and students.
Cabled & Wi-Fi Internet facility to all the staff members in all rooms. Wi-Fi Internet facility to all students in deptartment and hostels.
c) Total number of classrooms
- Four drawing studio cum Lecture Room with capacity of 40 Students each.
- Two PG Studios with capacity of 25 students each - One Audio-Visual Studio cum Lecture hall
d) Classrooms with ICT facilities - One digital studio cum lecture room with capacity of 80 students. - All the studios are equipped with ICT facilities.
e) Students’ laboratories.
- Computer lab
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- Survey Lab - Model Making Workshop - Material Museum - Construction Yard
f) Research laboratories One
39 List of doctoral, post-
doctoral students and
research associates.
a) From the host
University:
b) From other
Universities
a. Doctoral Students from host University: 1. Ravi Vaish 2. Praveen Kumar 3. Shailja Sikarwar 4. Satpal 5. Neha Yadav 6. Ajay Kaushik 7. Aradhana Jindal 8. Kanika
b. Doctoral Students from other University: 1. Vijay Kumar 2. Ajay Monga
c. Summer Fellowship from International University: 1. Jyoti Pandey Sharma
40 Number of Post-
Graduate students
getting assistance from
the University.
1 (GATE Scholarship)
41 Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development
of new programme(s)? If so, highlight the methodology.
Need assessment was undertaken by collating feedback received both industry and academia of state & NCR, that underscored the need for inculcating sustainability issues in B. Architecture education and at Postgraduate level. To develop the curriculum of M. Arch. (Sustainable Architecture) the curricula of other national & International Universities/ feedback from related experts from industry, national and international institute. To develop the curriculum of M.U.R.P. (Regular) & Master of Construction & Real Estate Management (MC&REM) program the curricula of other national & International Universities/ feedback from related experts/model curriculum developed by AICTE were consulted. The syllabus for B.Arch. was converted into choice based credit system after consultation with syllabi of various NITs, IITs.
42 Does the department
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obtain feedback from:
a. Faculty on
curriculum as well as
teaching learning
evaluation? If yes,
how does the
department utilise
the feedback?
b. Students on staff,
curriculum and
teaching learning
evaluation and how
does the department
utilize the feedback?
a. Department get the feedback from the
faculty after the conduct of semester teaching. The feedback so obtained helps in improving the teaching-learning process for the next semester also updating the course contents.
b. Department get the feedback from the students after the conduct of semester teaching. The feedback so obtained helps in improving or changing the teaching strategies and approaches so that the students have an in-depth understanding of the subject and they start gaining interest in the subject.
43 List the distinguished alumni of the department (Maximum 10)
Mr. Abhishek Agarwal- (1996 Batch) Practicing Architect Delhi Mr. Sukhchain Singh (1996 Batch)- Consultant in USA Mr. Dhirender Singh (1996 Batch) DTP, Haryana Govt. Ms. Renuka Dhillon (1999 Batch)- DTP, Haryana Govt. Ms. Anshu Gupta (2000 Batch) Architect- NDMC, New Delhi Mr. Abhishek Gupta- (2000 Batch) All India Gate Topper, presently working in consultancy firm in Dubai Mr. Dinesh Jangid (2005 Batch) Entrepreneur Mr. Vikram Kumar, IAS Maharashtra Cadre Ms. Madhavi Bhargava- editor A+D Mr. Shashank Khanna- Designer in Yahoo inc., Bangalore
44 Give details of student
enrichment programmes
(special lectures/
workshops/ seminar)
involving external
experts.
1. Conducted one-day Hands-on workshop by reknown architect Mr. Anil Laul, Anangpur Building Centre, Faridabad.
2. Conducted one-day workshop by Bentley systems.
3. One-week Lime workshop, Aga Khan Trust for Culture, Archaeological Survey of India, New Delhi (Jan 2011).
4. Workshop on documentation of Heritage, organize by national mission for monuments and antiquities, Archeological Survey of
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India, March 2011at Kurukshetra
45 List the teaching
methods adopted by the
faculty for different
programmes.
1. Department adopts an eclectic teaching methodology in which Architectural Design remains the core subject and other theory subjects are integrated with it.
2. The department also adopts learning by doing methodology in which the students make a 2D drawing of any project and also makes a 3D model to study its form, proportions etc.
3. The department not only provides theoretical knowledge but also provides practical knowledge through market surveys, site visits, case studies, educational tours etc.
4. The department apart from enhancing the manual drafting skills of the students also provides IT knowledge to work on software like AutoCAD, 3D Max, Revit etc.
5. For theory lectures ICT facilities are used with lectures delivered in digital mode.
46 How does the
department ensure that
programme objectives
are constantly met and
learning outcomes are
monitored?
1. The department regularly invites visiting faculty and experts from industry, profession and other eminent institutes for guest lectures so that students are exposed to the profession and the programme objectives are met.
2. The department invites experts from industry, profession and other eminent institutes as external examiners in sessionals and portfolio examinations to objectively evaluate the learning outcomes of the students.
3. Student’s feedbacks are taken on courses taught.
47 Highlight the
participation of students
and faculty in extension
activities
1. The students and staff regularly participate in blood donation camps.
2. Active participation in the teaching of construction workers through a student initiative programme “SAVERA”
3. Training Programme was conducted for upgrading the skills of Masons under
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TEQIP in March 2009.
48 Give details of “beyond
syllabus scholarly
activities” of the
department.
1. All the students do regular prototype studies of buildings through live site visits, education tours, case studies, etc.
2. The department conducts online test (NATA) for 10+2 students for admission to B. Arch. programme.
3. Extra mural activities are a regular feature of university calendar like Rhythm, Technova and Archinova.
4. Students have been very actively participating in all the academic and cultural activities of NASA and have won a number of awards in both ZONASA and NASA
49 State whether the
programme/ department
is accredited/ graded by
other agencies? If yes,
give details.
Yes: Bachelor of Architecture accredited by National Board of Accreditation (NBA) Bachelor of Architecture is approved by the Council of Architecture, Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India. Master of Architecture is approved by the Council of Architecture and All India Council of Technical Education.
50 Briefly highlight the
contributions of the
department in
generating new
knowledge, basic or
applied.
1. The students are always given live projects in their Design Studio from the region so that they could solve the social problems. 2. The faculty is actively involved in research activities for the local community.
51 Future plan of the
department.
1. To become the Centre for Excellence in Architecture, Town Planning and Construction & Real Estate Management Education in the region.
2. To become the Nodal Agency for undertaking Government Projects in this region.
3. To establish Research links collaboration with Industry.
4. To establish research laboratories in the subject of Computer Aided Architectural Design, Energy Efficient and Sustainable
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Design, Construction and Real Estate Management.
5. To evolve new courses as per the demands of the Industry and National needs.
6. To network with International Institutes for research and faculty/student exchange programmes.
52 Detail any five Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges of
the department.
Strengths:
1. Highly experienced and qualified faculty from abroad, IITs, SPA, etc. 2. State of art computer lab, Model making workshop, Survey lab,
Construction yard, material museum cum dept. Library, GIS facilities and quality infrastructure.
3. Well-placed alumni. 4. Most of the faculties are engaged in architectural consultancy services in-
house and outside University. 5. Faculty is actively engaged in research, undertaking fellowship in India
& abroad.
Weaknesses:
1. Documentation centre for the departmental needs to be developed. 2. Up-gradation of Research facilities to be taken up. 3. Additional faculty/ technical staff recruitment is required to enhance the
intake of students in UG, PG and PhD level. 4. Financial allocation required for the construction of a new Architecture
school campus. 5. Strengthening of Career counseling and placement services.
Opportunities:
1. Higher interaction of staff/ students in NCR. 2. Well developed campus and excellent location in NCR for organizing seminar/ conferences/ workshop etc. 3. Sufficient Infrastructural facilities available for conduct of National/International Conferences/Seminars/ Workshops. 4. University is situated in close proximity to Rajiv Gandhi Education City, Kundli that provides opportunities for collaborations with upcoming National/International Universities. 5. The University has various departments like Civil Engg, Mechanical Engg. Electrical Engg, Management Studies etc. for interdepartmental, inter-
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disciplinary interaction/collaboration. 6. The MURP faculty and staff can have collaboration with Town and Country Planning Deptt, Haryana and Delhi.
Challenges:
1. Bolster the teaching positions, enhance intake of students in undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. 2. Expand the state of art research laboratories 3. Greater interface of academics with industry. 4. Faculty exchange and training programme in India and overseas 5. Generating knowledge systems based on real time needs of the profession by offering cutting edge programmes at the postgraduate and doctoral level.
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BIO-MEDICAL ENGINEERING
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1 Name of the
Department
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
2 Year of Establishment 2004 3 Is the Department part
of a School/ Faculty of
the University?
Yes
4 Names of the
Programmes/ Courses
offered (UG, PG,
M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Integrated Masters,
Integrated Ph.D.
B.Tech. (2004) M.Tech. (2011) Ph.D. (2012-2013)
5 Inter-Disciplinary courses and Departments involved:
Sr.
No.
Department Courses/Subject
1. Electronics & Communication Engineering
Electronics, Digital Electronics, Electronic Instrument, Integrated Circuit System.
2. Electrical Engineering
Network analysis and design, Control system Engineering, Electrical Technology.
3. Mechanical Engineering
Manufactures processes, Elements of Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Graphics and Design.
4. Computer Science Engineering
Computer Networks, Digital image processes, Fundamentals of Computers.
5. Mathematics Mathematics I, II, & III
6 Courses in
collaboration with
other Universities,
industries, foreign
institutions etc.
1. M/s Symbion Scientific & Medical Solutions, Aligarh Training, Aligarh.
2. Florida International University, Florida, USA (Foreign University)
3. M/s Medicaid System Pvt. Ltd. Chandigarh 4. M/s Satyakiran Healthcare Department
Sonepat, Haryana. 5. M/s Recorders and Medicare system,
Chandigarh 6. M/s Biopac system New Delhi. 7. M/s Escorts Hospital New Delhi. 8. AIIMS New Delhi. 9. IIT-Delhi.
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7 Details of
Programmes/ courses
discontinued, if any,
with reasons.
Nil
8 Annual/ Semester/
Choice Based Credit
System
Semester with credit based system.
9 Participation of the
Department in the
courses offered by other
departments.
Yes, the BME faculty is teaching the subject environmental study.
10 Number of teaching
posts sanctioned and
filled (Professor/
Associate Professor/
Assistant Professor)
Level Sanctioned Filled Professor 01 - Associate Professor 02 - Assistant Professor 06 06
11 Faculty Profile with name, qualification, designation and
specialization (D.Sc./ D. Litt., Ph.D., M.Phil. etc.
Name Qualification Designation Specialization Experi
ence (yrs)
Ph.D. students guided.
Dr. Manoj Duhan
Ph.D. Professor/ Chairman
Analog electronics devices and circuits. Wireless communication, DSP, microprocessors
18 years
02 completed and 06 In progress
Dr. Dinesh Bhatia
M.E., B.E. (Mumbai University), M.B.A. (Dual Spl), Ph.D. (Biomedical Engg.), PDF (USA)
Assistant Professor (Sr. Scale)
Biomechanics & Rehab. Engg.,Biomedical Signal &Image Processing, Instrumentation, marketing, IB and HR
9 years
02 (In progress)
Mrs. Seema Chawla
B.Tech. Biomedical Engg., M.Tech. (I&C)
Assistant Professor
Biomedical Instrumentation & Control, Biomechanics, Biomaterials
8 years
-
Mrs. Poonam Sheoran
B.Tech. Biomedical Engg., M.Tech (I&C)
Assistant Professor
Biomedical Instrumentation & Control
6.10 years
-
Mr. Dinesh Kumar Atal
B.Tech. Biomedical Engg., M.Tech (I&C)
Assistant Professor
Biomedical Instrumentation & Control
6.9 years
-
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Dr. Geeta Singh
Ph.D. Biomedical Engg.
Assistant Professor
Biomaterials and Polymers for drug delivery systems.
3.5 years
01 (In progress)
Saravjeet Singh
M.Tech. BME Assistant Professor
Biomedical Instrumentation & Control
- -
Sarita M.Tech. BME Assistant Professor
Biomedical Instrumentation & Control
- -
12 List of senior
Visiting Fellows,
faculty, adjunct
faculty, emeritus
professors.
1. Dr. R.S.Anand, Professor, EE Deptt. IIT Roorkee.
2. Dr. Dilbag Singh, Reader ICE, NIT Jalandhar. 3. Dr. U Singh, Professor, Head Physical &
Rehablitation AIIMS, Delhi 4. Dr. Sneh Anand, Professor, BME Deptt. IIT
Delhi. 5. Dr. Alok Ray, Professor, BME Deptt. IIT Delhi. 6. Dr. Amod Kumar, Chief Scientist, CSIO
Chandigarh. 13 Percentage of
classes taken by
temporary faculty-
programme-wise
information.
05-15%
14 Programme-wise
Student Teacher
ratio
35:1 (as per enrolled students)
15 Number of
academic support
staff (technical)
and administrative
staff (sanctioned
and filled)
Level Sanctioned Filled Technical staff 04 03 Administrative staff 01 01
16 Research thrust
areas recognized
by funding
agencies
1. Functional electrical stimulator for physically challenged person. 2. Repairing and maintenance of hospital equipments.
17 Number of faculty
with ongoing
projects from
Sr.
No.
Name Project Title Funding
Agency
(National)
Grant
Sanctio
ned
(Rs
22
a. National
b. International
funding
agencies and
c. Total grants
received.
Give the names of
the funding
agencies and
grants received
project-wise.
Lacs.)
1. Dr. Dinesh Bhatia
Design of smart Functional electrical stimulator for physically challenged person
DST 42.91 lacs
2. Ms. Seema Chawla
Repairing Hospital Equipments
UGC 10 lacs
18 Inter-institutional
collaborative
projects and grants
received.
1. All India collaboration Sr.
No.
Name Project Title Funding
Agency
(National)
Grant
Sanctioned
(Rs. Lacs.)
1. Dr. Dinesh Bhatia
Design of smart Functional electrical stimulator for physically challenged person
DST 42.91 lacs
2. Ms. Seema Chawla
Repairing hospital equipments
UGC 10 lacs
2. International-Nil
19 Departmental
projects funded by
DST-FIST; UGC-
SAP/CAS, DPE;
DBT, ACSSR, etc.,
Total grants
received.
Sr.
No.
Name of
Funding
Agency
Grant Sanctioned
(Rs.)
1. DST 42.91 lacs 2. UGC 10 lacs
20 Research facility/
Department with
• State recognition
• National
recognition
• International
recognition
NIL
DST, UGC, IIT Delhi AIIMS, Florida International University (USA).
21 Special research 1. DST
23
laboratories
sponsored by/
created by
industry or
corporate bodies.
2. UGC
22 Publications (2008-
09 to 2012-13)
Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national/ international)
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Monographs Nil Chapters in books Nil Edited books Nil Books with ISBN with details of publishers. Number listed in international database (e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities international Complete, Dare Database-International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host etc.
01 (Under progress)
Citation Index-range/ average 200 to 1068
SNIP Nil SJR Nil Impact Factor-range/ average 0.5 to
1.07 h-index 2 to 5
23 Details of patents
and income
generated
Nil
24 Areas of
consultancy and
income generated
Nil
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Faculty selected
nationally/
internationally to
visit other
laboratories in
India and abroad.
1. Dr. Dinesh Bhatia, INAE Fellowship, INAE Academy, IIT Delhi
2. Dr. Dinesh Bhatia, selected for BOYSCAST Fellowship sponsored by DST, Florida International University, Florida, USA
26 Faculty serving in
a. National
Committees
Dr. Dinesh Bhatia is an active member of following Societies/ Boards: 1. American Society of Mechanical Engineers
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b. International
Committees
c. Editorial
Boards
d. Any other
(please specify)
(ASME). 2. American Society of Biomechanics (ASB). 3. Graduate member of Institution of Engineers, India. 4. Life Member Society of Biomaterials and Artificial Organs. 5. Life Member Biomedical Engineering Society of India (BMESI). 6. Life Member Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE). 7. Life Member Indian Society of Biomechanics. 8. Reviewer (Organizing) of 34th annual IEEE EMBS international Conference, Aug-Sept, 2012 California-USA. 9. Reviewer IEEE Symposium ISIEA to be held in Sep, 2012 Bandung, Indonesia 10. Reviewer IEEE Symposium PECON to be held in Dec, 2012 Malaysia Dec, 2012 11. Reviewer5th International Congress CISP’12-BMEI’12 in Oct, 2012 China Oct, 2012 12. Reviewer4th International Congress to be held on Malaysia. 13. International Program Committee BIODEVICES 2013 (6th International Conference on Biomedical Electronics and Devices) (Invited) Barcelona, Spain to be held on February 2013. 14. International Program Committee CARDIOTECHNIX 2013 (“International Congress on Cardiovascular Vilamoura, Algarve, Portugal to be held on19-21 September, 2013
27 Faculty recharging strategies
1. Dr. Dinesh Bhatia and Er. Dinesh K. Atal attended a short-term course
on “Matlab” organized by NITTTR Chandigarh dated on 03.08.09 to 07.08.09.
2. Er. Seema Chawla and Er. Poonam Sheoran attended a short-term course on “Instrumentation & Signal Processing” organized by NIT Jalandhar dated on 11.1.2010 to 15.1.2010.
3. Dr. Geeta Singh attended ISTE Workshop on Research Methodologies during the period from 25.6.2012 to 4.7.2012 organized by IIT Bombay.
4. Er. Poonam Sheoran Attanded a short-term course on Pattern Recognition Techniques from 13-05-2013 to17-05-2013 at MNIT Jaipur.
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5. Er. Seema Chawla and Er. Poonam Sheroan Attended a short-term course on Analog Electronics organized by Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering dated on 04-06-2013 to 14-06-2013.
6. Dr. Dinesh Bhatia attended a TEQIP sponsored course on Quality in Pedagogical Training in Engg & Education organized by Engineering Staff Collage of India, Hyderabad dated on 22.09.08 to 04.10.08
7. Dr. Dinesh Bhatia was invited to attend a course on Computational Neuromechanics organized Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore dated on 12.12.12 to 22.12.12.
28 Student Projects. 1. Percentage of students who have done in house
projects including inter-department projects--100%
2. Percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities/ industry/ institute-25% (UG & PG Level)
29 Awards/
recognitions
received at the
national and
international level
by:
• Faculty
• Doctoral/ Post-
doctoral fellows
• Students
Dr. Dinesh Bhatia, awarded Best Paper award at BEATS- 2012 organized by NIT, Jalandhar. 1. INAE fellowship by Indian National Academy of
Engineering to Dr. Dinesh Bhatia in 2011 2. Boys Cast Fellowship by Florida International
University, USA to Dr. Dinesh Bhatia in 2012. 3. Research Project of final year student Mustakeem
titled “Microcontroller Based low cost Functional Electrical Stimulator for foot drop patients” was selected for the Sushruta Innovation Award under MSME foundation, Govt. of India. Mr. Dinesh K. Atal guided the project.
4. The project titled “SPINO PLEGAIR – The Automated Wheel Chair for Quadriplegic and Paraplegic patients has been selected in the presentation National Expo in IIT Kanpur. The project was made by Mr. Mustakeem, 4th year (BME), Mr. Bhuvan Raj, 4th year (EE), Manish Kumar, 3rd year (EE), Dinesh Sharma, 2nd year (BME) under the guidance of Mr. Dinesh K. Atal.
30 Seminars/
Conferences/
Workshops
organized and the
source of funding
(national/
1. A five-day Workshop on “Basics of MATLAB” organized by BME department in October 2011.
2. One week training program on “Basics of Electronics and AVR Microcontroller” organized by Department of Biomedical Engg, DCRUST, Murthal (Sonepat), Haryana in collaboration with
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international) with
details of
outstanding
participants, if
any.
Symbion Scientific and Medical Solutions Pvt. Ltd, Aligarh from 19-01-11 to 25-01-11.
3. One week “Matlab signal processing” course by Dr. Tapan Gandhi, IIT, Delhi at BME Department, DCRUST, Murthal in 21-29th September, 2011.
4. Two days National Workshop on Biomedical Engineering (BME-09) organized by the Department of Biomedical Engineering, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science and Technology, Murthal (Sonepat), Haryana on 12-13 November 2009.
5. Two day National Conference on “MEDICAL ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGIES: Issues, Challenges and Benefits’ (MEDITECH-13) organized by the Department of Biomedical Engineering, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science and Technology, Murthal (Sonepat), Haryana on 4th & 5th April, 2013.
31 Code of ethics for
research followed
by the
departments.
Ethical committee approval obtained prior to any research activity/ studies conducted by the Department. Recently ethical committee approval received in April 2013 for research study to be conducted jointly with AIIMS, Delhi
32 Student profile course-wise (2011-12)
Name of course (refer to question no. 4)
Applications received
Selected Pass %
Course Year Male Female Male Female B.Tech. BME
2008-09 Combined Entrance AIEEE
16 10 100 100 2009-10 17 8 94
2010-11 18 09 93 96 2011-12 16 09 90 95
33 Diversity of students (2012-13)
Name of course (refer to question no. 4)
% of students from the same University
% of students from other universities within the State
% of students from universities outside the State
% of students from other countries
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M.Tech. Biomedical Engineering
60% 30% 10% Nil
Ph.D. Biomedical Engineering
50% 50% Nil Nil
34 How many
students have
cleared Civil
Services and
Defense Services
examinations,
NET, SET, GATE
and other
competitive
examinations?
Give details
category-wise.
Examination Qualified GATE 06 (2012-13) GATE 05 (2011-2012) GATE 02 (2010-2011) GATE 03(2009-2010)
35 Student
Progression
Student Progression Percentage (%) UG to PG 60% PG to M.Phil. NA PG to Ph.D. 10% Ph.D. to Post-doctoral Nil Employed
• Campus selection • Other campus recruitment
20% 20%
Entrepreneurs -
36 Diversity of Staff Percentage of faculty who are
graduates
• Of the University • From other universities within the
State • From universities from other States • From universities outside the
country
Nil 90% 10% Nil
37 Number of faculty
who were awarded
Ph.D., D.Sc. and
D.Litt. during the
assessment year.
Nil
38 Present details of 1. Library (Department Library--01)
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infrastructural
facilities with
regard to:
2. Internet facilities for staff and students (Project Lab- 01 in no.)
3. Total number of classrooms (05 in no.) 4. Seminar rooms with ICT facilities. (01 in no.) 5. UG/PG laboratories. (04 in no.) 6. Research laboratories (02 in no.)
39 List of doctoral,
post-doctoral
students and
research
associates.
a. From the host
University:
b. From other
Universities
Pankaj Goyal Saravjeet Singh
40 Number of Post-
Graduate students
getting assistance
from the
University.
Nil
41 Was any need
assessment exercise
undertaken before
the development of
new
programme(s)? If
so, highlight the
methodology.
The Department has undertaken assessment of its programmes through the following committees
• Meetings with parents as per University schedule/guidelines.
• Feedback from the students.
• Department meeting of faculty and chairperson on monthly basis.
42 Does the
department obtain
feedback from:
a. Faculty on
curriculum as
well as teaching
– learning -
evaluation? If
yes, how does
the department
utilize the
feedback?
Yes, the faculty for necessary improvement, if any evaluates the feedback from the Teacher-Parents meetings and from the students.
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b. Students on
staff,
curriculum and
teaching –
learning -
evaluation and
how does the
department
utilize the
feedback?
Yes, Regular meetings of the faculty members with students are organized by the Department to address their grievances related to curriculum and teaching learning-evaluation.
43 List the distinguished alumni of the department (Maximum 10)
Sr.
No.
Batch Name of Student Roll No. Placement/Self employed
1 2013-2014 Pooja Verma 10001007032 TCS 2 2011-2012 Alisha Chaudhary 0807002 TCS 3 2011-2012 Jyoti Yadav 0807005 INNOVA LAB 4 2011-2012 Parveen Kumar 0807013 WIPRO GE 5 2011-2012 Sunil Kumar 0807024 TCS 6 2010-2011 Akshay 0707001 CTS Technologies 7 2010-2011 Deepak Singh 0707006 NECLIFE 8 2010-2011 Bhupinder 0807092 Metro Technologies 9 2010-2011 Roli Pandey 0707019 E-value serve 10 2009-2010 Amit Suhag 2K6/BME/702 Armed Forces (Army) 11 2009-2010 Pancham Kataria 2K6/BME/717 Govt Job as Assistant
Taxation Officer 12 2009-2010 Vineet Jayant 2K6/BME/729 IMPEX medical Pvt. Ltd.
44 Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures/
workshops/ seminar) involving external experts.
Sr.
No
Resource Person Title of Lecture Date
1. Mr. Sushil Chandra, Scietist É’, DRDO, New Delhi
Medical Imaging & Signal Processing
24th January, 2007
2. Dr. D. Mazumdar, Scientist-F, DIPAS, New Delhi
Biomechanics, GAIT Analysis & instrumentatio system
16th April 2008
3. Mr. Somesh Lal, HOD, Dept of Biomedical Sciences, Escort Heart Institute and Research Department, New Delhi
Emerging trends in Biomedical Engineering and Career possibilities for a Biomedical Engineer
26th November, 2008
4. Experts from Evolution, Analyzers and supporters Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi
To improve the industrial skill of students
16th September, 2009
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5. Dr. R.K Saxena Ex. Prof. IIT Delhi
Human Locomotion and Gait Analysis
22nd October, 2009
6. Mr. Promit Biswas, AICTE-INAE visiting professor fellowship.
Biomechanics of Ligaments and Tendons
17-18th February, 2010
7. Prof. Padmakar Kulkarni Southwestern Department, University of Texas, Dallas
Intellectual Propert Right/ Biomedical Trends.
15-16th April, 2010
8. Mr. Promit Biswas, Aicte-INAE visiting professor fellowship
Nanomedicine 24th & 25th March, 2011
9. Dr. Amod Kumar, CSIO, Chandigarh
Biomechanics and Disability
4-5th April, 2013
10. Prof. Alok Ray, CBME, IIT, Delhi Biomedical Applications and Scope
4-5th April, 2013
11. Dr. Mahesh Gupta, Satyakiran Healthcare Limited
Telemedicine and its applications
4-5th April, 2013
12. Prof. Sneh Anand, CBME, IIT, Delhi
Biomedical Drug delivery system
4-5th April, 2013
45 List the teaching
methods adopted
by the faculty for
different
programmes.
• The department has project lab equipped with seminar chairs, overhead projector and LCD Projector with wireless connectivity. The faculty members use them for teaching purpose and for the interaction with the students.
• The teachers regularly monitored students through seminars, group-discussions, presentations and class tests.
46 How does the
department ensure
that programme
objectives are
constantly met and
learning outcomes
are monitored?
The department monitors its objectives through the success rate of its UG, PG and Ph.D. Scholars. The Department encourages research students to publish their work in high impact factor journals and to file patents of their innovative research. The learning outcomes are monitored in terms of participation by scholars in conferences as well as through publications of research papers.
47 Highlight the
participation of
students and
faculty in extension
activities
NSS, Red cross Society, SAVERA School in the DCRUST Campus
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48 Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the
department.
Tours/ Visits:
S.
No.
Hospital/ Industry/ Institute Date Year Faculty / Staff on duty
1 Escorts, Okhla Road, New Delhi 17th Sept. 09
3rd Mr. Dinesh Kumar Atal Mrs. Seema Chawla Mr. Ravinder Sharma
2 Escorts, Okhla Road, New Delhi 6th Oct. 09
4th Mr. Dinesh Bhatia Mr. Ravinder Sharma Sh. Bhopal Singh
3 Clarity Medical Pvt. Ltd., Mohali (Punjab)
28-29th April 10
3rd Mr. Dinesh Bhatia Dr. Geeta Singh Mr. Gaurav Suhag
4 Escorts, Okhla Road, New Delhi 24th Sept. 10
3rd Mr. Dinesh Bhatia Dr. Reeti (Biotech Dept) Sh. Bhopal Singh
5 Satyakiran Health Care Department, Sonepat (Hry.)
23rd Nov. 10
2nd Mr. Dinesh Bhatia Mrs. Poonam Sheoran Mr. Gaurav Suhag
6 PGIMS, Rohtak 3rd March 2011
3rd Mr. Dinesh Kumar Atal Ms. Seema Chawla Dr. Geeta Singh Mr. Ravinder Sharma
7 Fortis Hospital, Shalimar Bagh, New Delhi
20th April 2011
2nd Mr. Dinesh Bhatia Ms. Poonam Sheoran Mr. Ravinder Sharma
8 AIIMS & Department for Biomedical Engg., IIT Delhi
25th April 2011
2nd Mr. Dinesh Bhatia Ms. Poonam Sheoran Dr. Geeta Singh Mr. Bhopal Singh
9 Patanjali Yogpeeth, Haridwar & Himalyan Hospital, Doon Hospital, Dehradun
30th April to 2nd May, 2011
4th Mr. Dinesh Kumar Atal Ms. Seema Chawla Mr. Sachin Dahiya
10 PGIMS, Rohtak 3rd November, 2011
2nd Dr. Geeta Singh Mr. Sahil Jain Mr. Subrat Sahu Mr. Ravinder Sharma
11 Allengers Medicals Limited, Dera Bassi Clarity Medicals Ltd. Mohali
14th-15th November, 2011
3rd & 4th
Ms. Poonam Sheoran Mr. Dinesh Kumar Atal Mr. Ravinder Sharma
12. Doon Hosiptal Dehradun Himalyan Hosiptal Dehradun
30th March-01 April 2012
3rd Mr. Dinesh Kumar Atal Mr. Ravinder Sharma
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13. Satyakiran Health Care Department, Sonepat (Hry.)
8th Nov. 2012
8th sem & M.Tech. first year
Ms. Seema Chawla Er. Saravjeet Singh
49 State whether the
programme/
department is
accredited/ graded
by other agencies?
If yes, give details.
Accredited by NBA for two years from 2013 to 2015.
50 Briefly highlight the
contributions of the
department in
generating new
knowledge, basic or
applied.
The faculty members are activity involved in establishing research labs for the up-liftment of the Biomedical Engineering at research level to cater the need of industry and putting efforts for better placement of students/Scholars.
51 Future plan of the
department.
1. To engage industry-academia partnerships. 2. Promote research culture in the department. 3. Strengthen Inter-department interactions. 4. Promote all round development of students and
staff in the field.
52 Detail any five Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges
of the department.
A) Strengths
a) Well-trained and highly experienced faculty having outside funding Projects.
b) Research laboratories are well equipped with all basic and necessary equipments for UG and PG level.
c) The department has Seminar-Cum-Project lab equipped with seminar chairs, overhead projector and LCD Projector.
d) The Department has sponsored projects by the UGC, DST. e) The Central Library has a huge collection of Biomedical and online
subscription of research journals.
B) Weaknesses
a) Lack of continuous and uninterrupted power backup. b) Lack of demand for Biomedical Engineers.
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c) Lack of senior faculty members having requisite qualification in the biomedical field.
d) Limited space for setup of research labs. e) Limited collaboration with industries as well as Universities/ Institute
of the same field
C) Opportunities
a) The Department is located near the National Capital Region. b) Sufficient infrastructural facilities to organize International &
National Conference/Seminars/ Workshop at the Departmental as well as in the campus.
c) The Department is situated in a progressive region with upcoming industrial and educational institutes.
d) The Department has a central Hospital facility in the University campus.
D) Challenges
a) Quality of students for admission in general is not up to the mark. b) It is difficult to keep pace with the fast growing knowledge in
Biomedical Engineering courses: therefore, training of the faculty is essentially required.
c) Inadequate Technical and administrative staff.
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BIOTECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING
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1 Name of the
Department
BIOTECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING
2 Year of
Establishment
2004
3 Is the Department
part of a School/
Faculty of the
University?
YES (Part of Faculty of Non-Conventional Sources of Energy & Environmental sc.)
4 Names of the
Programmes/
Courses offered
(UG, PG, M.Phil.,
Ph.D., Integrated
Masters,
Integrated Ph.D.
1. B.Tech. Biotechnology 2. M.Tech. Biotechnology 3. M.Sc. Biotechnology 4. Ph.D. Biotechnology 5. PG Diploma in Forensic Biotechnology-UGC
Sponsored 6. M.Tech Food Technology(To be started in July
2014)
5 Inter-Disciplinary
courses and
Departments
involved
• All B.Tech. first year courses are taught by the faculty from other departments, viz., the department of English; department of Management Studies; departments of Physics, Chemistry and Maths; and computer, electrical electronics & Mechanical Engineering departments. The following elective courses are also offered to the students which are taught by the faculty of other related departments
• Open elective courses (VIIth Semester): 1. HUM-451 Language Skill for Engineers
2. HUM-453 Human Resource Management
3. HUM-457 Business Communication
4. HUM-455 Enterpreneurship
5. PHY-451 Nano Technology
6. PHY-453 Laser Technology
7. ME-451 Mechatronic Systems
8. CSE-409 Artificial Intelligence & Expert systems
9. CSE-301 Principles of Operating System
10 EE-455 Intelligent Instrumentation for Engineers
11 ECE-403 Embedded Systems Design
12 CH-453 Pollution & Control
13 CSE-411 Management Information System
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14 CSE-308 Multimedia Technologies
15 CSE-413 Computer Operating System (only for BT)
• The laboratory facilities of the department of
Biotechnology are used by the Departments of Material Science & Nanotechnology (10%); Chemistry (02%); and CEEES (05%) for the conduct of dissertation work of their PG students.
6 Courses in
collaboration with
other Universities,
industries, foreign
institutions etc.
Research programmes are also conducted in collaboration with several National Research Institutes/ Universities. For this, MoUs have been signed with the following Institutes/ Universities: • Centre for Plant Biotechnology (CPB), Hisar • National Bureau of Animal Genetic Resources
(NBAGR), Karnal. • Department of Wheat Research (DWR), Karnal. • Haryana Agro Industrial Corporation (HAIC),
Murthal, Sonepat. • TATA Centre for Industrial Research &
Development (TCIRD), Yamunanagar. • Central Soil Salinity Research Institute (ICAR),
Karnal. • Jawaharlal Nehru University, N.Delhi. • With Foreign University – The department is
also working in close association with Tampere University of Technology, Finland and Daeduk University, South Korea.
7 Details of
Programmes/
courses
discontinued, if
any, with reasons.
NIL
8 Annual/ Semester/
Choice Based
Credit System
Semester with choice based credit system
9 Participation of the
Department in the
courses offered by
other departments.
One of our faculty members is placed in Biomedical engineering department for teaching courses in Biochemistry & Biomedical engineering.
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10 Number of
teaching posts
sanctioned and
filled (Professor/
Associate
Professor/
Assistant
Professor)
Level Sanctioned Filled
Professor 01 01 Associate Professor
02 02
Assistant Professor 08 05
11 Faculty Profile with name, qualification, designation and specialization
(D.Sc./ D. Litt., Ph.D., M.Phil. etc.
Name Qualification Designatio
n
Specialisati
on
Experie
nce
(yrs)
Ph.D.
students
guided
Dr. J.S. Rana Ph.D Professor Animal Biotechnology
22 Completed: 06 Enrolled: 04
Dr. Kiran Nehra
Ph.D Reader Microbial and Molecular Genetics
09 03 Enrolled
Dr. Anil Sindhu
Ph.D Reader Genetic Engineering
09 03 Enrolled
Dr. Reeti Chaudhary
Ph.D Asstt. Prof. Biochemistry and Biosensor Technology
08 01 Enrolled
Dr. Dharmender
Ph.D Asstt. Prof. Molecular and Microbial Biotechnology
08 02 Enrolled
Dr. Pamela Singh
Ph.D Asstt. Prof. Immunology and Microbiology
08 01 Enrolled
Dr. Aditi Arya Ph.D Asstt. Prof. Genetic Engineering and Molecular Biology
05 01 Enrolled
Dr. Krishan Kumar
Ph.D Asstt. Prof. Microbiology and Fermentation Biotechnology
3.5 01 Enrolled
12 List of senior
Visiting Fellows,
faculty, adjunct
faculty, emeritus
professors.
NIL
13 Percentage of
classes taken by
temporary faculty-
programme-wise
information.
UG: 30% (Approximately) PG: 20% (Approximately)
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14 Programme-wise
Student Teacher
ratio
B.Tech. (Biotechnology) - 30: 1 M.Tech. (Biotechnology) - 2.2: 1 M.Sc. (Biotechnology) - 3.75: 1 Ph.D. (Biotechnology) – 1: 1 (Supervision)
15 Number of
academic support
staff (technical)
and administrative
staff (sanctioned
and filled)
Level Sanctioned Filled
Technical staff 05 03 Administrative staff 02 01
16 Research thrust areas recognized by funding agencies
• Isolation, purification and molecular characterization of microbes for the production of bioactive compounds, bio-fuels, biofertilizers, important enzymes, biodegradable plastics etc.
• Nutritional evaluation and molecular mapping of medicinal mushroom Ganoderma lucidum.
• Molecular characterization and genetic diversity of lindane degrading bacteria.
• Development of regeneration protocols and micropropagation of important medicinal plants, crop species, and ornamental & horticultural crops
• Genetic transformation for trait improvement; secondary metabolite analysis and production.
• Fermentation of dairy products, development of probiotic food blends. • Isolation, purification, characterization and immobilization of
industrially important enzymes. • Development of biosensors. • Comparison and alignment of various DNA and protein sequences.
Molecular modeling and dynamics using small oligonucleotides and proteins with known crystal structure.
• Characterization, cloning and sequencing of important genes. • Development of DNA based diagnostic kits for detection of plant, animal
and food pathogens.
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17 S.
No
Name Project Title Funding
Agency
Grant
Sanctioned
(R R R R Lakhs.)
1. Prof. J.S. Rana
(i) Innovative Programme of UGC for starting “PG Diploma in Forensic Biotechnology” (ii) Infrastructure Grant for starting “M.Tech. in Food Technology”
UGC, New Delhi Ministry of Food Processing & Industries, Govt. of India
60.00 75.00
2. Dr. Kiran Nehra
Development of efficient PHB producing bacteria for their potential application in the production of biodegradable polyesters.
UGC, New Delhi
11.138
4. Dr. Reeti Chaudhary
Collection, nutritional evaluation and molecular mapping of medicinal mushroom Ganoderma lucidum from different agro-climatic zones of Haryana
UGC, New Delhi
12.738
5. Dr. Dharmender
Molecular characterization and genetic diversity of lindane degrading bacteria from environment.
UGC, New Delhi
14.778
TOTAL GRANTS 173.654
b) International funding agencies: World Bank Scheme for TEQIP-II = R 180 Lakhs
c) Total grants received: R R R R 173.654 Lakhs + 180 Lakhs= R 273.654 Lakhs
18 Inter-institutional
collaborative
projects and grants
received.
1. All India collaboration: NIL 2. International: To impart quality education by
laying emphasis on an integrated approach towards education, research and on academia-industrial collaboration Department received a grant of R 180 lakhs from World Bank Scheme for TEQIP-II.
19 Departmental
projects funded by
DST-FIST; UGC-
SAP/CAS, DPE;
DBT, ACSSR, etc.,
Total grants
received.
S.
No
Name of the
Coordinator/
Deputy
Coordinator
Name of Funding
Agency
Grant
Sanctio
ned (RRRR)
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1. Prof. J.S.
Rana: Coordinator Dr. Kiran
Nehra: Deputy Coordinator
Innovative programme for starting “PG Diploma in Forensic Biotechnology” sanctioned by UGC, New Delhi.
60.00 Lakhs
2. Prof. J.S.
Rana: Coordinator
A grant from the Ministry of Food Processing & Industries for infrastructure towards starting M.Tech. (Food Technology) programme
75.00 Lakhs
20 Research facility/
Centre with
• State
recognition
• National
recognition
• International
recognition
NIL
21 Special research
laboratories
sponsored by/
created by industry
or corporate
bodies.
The faculty members are working on research projects funded by National Agencies. The facilities in the form of procurement of equipments are being generated through these grants.
22 Publications
(2008-09 to 2012-
13)
Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national/ international)
78
Monographs -- Chapters in books 09 Edited books Books with ISBN with details of publishers. Number listed in international database (e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities international Complete, Dare Database-International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host etc.
01
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Citation Index-range/ average 25-206
SNIP -- SJR -- Impact Factor-range/ average 0.3-
4.0 h-index 2 - 6
23 Details of patents
and income
generated
NIL
24 Areas of
consultancy and
income generated
NIL
25 Faculty selected
nationally/
internationally to
visit other
laboratories in
India and abroad.
Prof. J.S. Rana:
• Visited Germany, Finland and Italy from 11-21 June 2012 as a member of the study and networking delegation of the University under leadership of the Vice Chancellor for signing the MOU with German University (University of Applied Sc. Detmold), and implementation of the existing collaboration with Tampere University of Technology, Finland, and for exploring the possibility of signing MoU with Institutes in Finland (University of Helsinki), Trento(Nanotechnology Institute), Italy and Amity University Dubai.
• Participated as a delegate at a conference on “Biosafety, Biosecurity and Bioethics” in Malaysia from 18.07. 2011 to 20.07.2011.(Funded by Department of States, USA)
• Invited to present a paper during INORMS at South Africa for duration of one week in 2010 (Funded by Association of Commonwealth University, London).
• Visited Germany for a period of two months (in 2009) under DAAD Special Environmental Engineering re-invitation post-doctoral fellowship programme (Funded by German Academic Exchange Service, Bonn).
Dr. Kiran Nehra Presently on a postdoctoral research fellowship in
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James Madison University, Virginia USA awarded by UGC under Raman Fellowship scheme from September, 2013 to March, 2014 Dr. Krishan Kumar:
Participated in International Conference in Clermont-Ferrand (France) for poster presentation from 17-20th July 2012.
26 Faculty serving in
a. National
Committees
b. International
Committees
c. Editorial Boards
d. Any other
(please specify)
Prof. J.S. Rana- Membership of professional bodies/ Editorial
Boards
• Member of University Grants Commission
XI Plan monitoring committee for Algappa University, Tamil Nadu.
• Member of University Grants Commission XI Plan monitoring committee for BITS Pilani.
• Member of University Grants Commission XI Plan monitoring committee for BITS Mesra.
• Member of University Grants Commission for grant of Deemed University status to PGP Institute of Engineering and Technology, Namakkal Tamil Nadu.
• Member of University Grants Commission for grant of Deemed University status to Sri Venkateshwara Engineering Institute, Sriperumbudur Tamil Nadu/
• Member of University Grants Commission for grant of Deemed University status to Arunai college of Engineering, Trivanamalai, Tamil Nadu.
• Member of Govt. of Haryana committee for granting status of Private University to JIMS, Jhajjar.
• Member of Govt. of Haryana committee for granting status of Private University to Alfala Institute of Technology, Faridabad.
• Member of Govt. of Haryana committee for granting status of Private University to SGT, Gurgaon.
• Nominee member, Vision Group constituted by Govt. of Haryana for up gradation of Centre of Plant Biotechnology, Hissar to an autonomous
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Institute • Member Executive Committee of Haryana state
Council of Science and Technology, Chandigarh • Member Advisory Board of Haryana state
Council of Science and Technology, Chandigarh • Advisor Department of Nano biotechnology, Life
science Foundation of India • Life member Aphidological Society of India • Life member Plant Protection Association of India • Life member Indian Society for the Advancement
of insect science • Member Haryana agronomists association. • Member Journal of Entomological Research • Life member Indian Society of Oilseeds research • Life member International Society of applied
Biology • Member, Editorial Board Global journal of
Biotechnology • Member, Editorial Board of journal of
Bioresource and Biotechnology Research Communications
• Member, Editorial board, journal of Applied Bioscience.
27 Faculty recharging
strategies
Faculty members have participated in the following programmes (National and International):
Sr.
No
Name of the
Faculty
Orientation/
Workshops/
Trainings
Seminars/Con
ferences/
Symposium/
Colloquium 1. Prof. J.S. Rana 05 30 2. Dr. Kiran Nehra 05 14 3. Dr. Anil Sindhu 01 10 4. Dr. Reeti
Chaudhary 07 10
5. Dr. Dharmender 05 14 6. Dr. Pamela Singh 03 08 7. Dr. Aditi Arya 06 05 8. Dr. Krishan Kumar 02 12
28 Student Projects B.Tech. (Biotechnology)
Percentage of students who have done in-house projects: 100 M.Tech. (Biotechnology)
• Percentage of students who have done in-house projects: 40 %.
• Percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other Universities/ industry/ institute: 60 %.
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29 Awards/
recognitions
received at the
national and
international level
by:
• Faculty
• Doctoral/
Post-
doctoral
fellows
• Students
• Prof. J.S. Rana has completed four Post-Doctoral Fellowships of the duration of 1 year, 1 year, three months and two months each in United Kingdom and Germany funded by Association of Commonwealth University, London, Royal Society, London and German Academic Exchange Service Bonn, Germany.
• Dr. Kiran Nehra is presently on a postdoctoral research fellowship awarded by UGC under Raman Fellowship scheme.
30 Seminars/
Conferences/
Workshops
organized and the
source of funding
(national/
international) with
details of
outstanding
participants, if any.
The Department of Biotechnology organized following events during 2008-2013: Conferences/ Symposia/ Training/ Workshop:
• Two day National Symposium on “Biotechnology: Present Status and Future Prospects (BIOSYM-2013)” during 15 –16March 2013.
• The Department of Biotechnology organized several events (as per details given below) during celebrations of the “National Science Day” on February 28, 2013:
• Model presentation on the theme: Environment Management
• Technical Power Presentation on the theme: GM Crops and Food Security
• Science KBC on the theme: Role of Women in Science
• Scientific Rangoli on the theme: Role of Women in Science
• Poster Making on the theme: Role of Women in Science
• Two-week International workshop entitled, “Discovery and genomic analysis of viruses infecting non-pathogenic Mycobacterium” from 20th February – 2nd March 2012.
• A ten-week International Training Programme
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for the internship of students from University of Malaysia, Sabah from 26th May - 4th Aug. 2011.
• One day COLLOQUIUM on “Prospects of Biotechnology” in collaboration with “Association of Microbiologists of India” on 19th Nov. 2010.
• One day Seminar on “Applying to US universities for higher studies” by Ms. Zafina Suresh, US Embassy, New Delhi in collaboration with United States education foundation in India, New Delhi on 4.10.2013.
Expert Lectures:
• An expert talk entitled, “Use of reverse vaccinology for group B Streptococcus vaccine development” was delivered by Dr. A.K. Johri, JNU, New Delhi on 29th February, 2012.
• An expert talk entitled, "Challenges to develop highly functionalised reliable medical materials and devices from nano-fibres" by Professor Hisatoshi Kobayashi, an eminent researcher of International fame from Biomaterials Centre, National Institute for Materials Science, Tokyo, Japan; jointly organized by the Department of Biotechnology and of Material Science & Nanotechnology on 2nd November, 2010.
• Experts talk delivered by Padamshree Prof. J.B. Chowdhary in the Department of Biotechnology on 9th April 2010.
• Experts talk entitled “Genetically modified crops and food security” delivered by Prof. U. Podwill, Ambassador from University of Berlin on February 28, 2013.
• Expert talk by Seema Saini a Merrie Querie fellow on 05.02.2013
31 Code of ethics for
research followed
by the departments
Yes, all ethical considerations are taken care of.
32 Student profile course-wise (2011-12)
Name of course (refer
to question no. 4)
Applications
received
Selected Pass %
Subject Year Male Female Male Female
B.Tech. (Biotechnology)
2011-12 NA 30 18 NA (Degree not completed yet) 2012-13 32 17
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M.Tech. (Biotechnology)
2011-12 86 06 19 100 100 2012-13 70 04 14 NA (Degree not
completed yet) M.Sc. (Biotechnology)
2011-12 54 02 27 100 100 2012-13 48 01 24 NA (Degree not
completed yet) Ph. D. (Biotechnology) 2011-12 84 04 08 NA (Degree not
completed yet) 2012-13 48 -- 03 Note: UG admissions are through State Counseling Society.
33 Diversity of students (2012-13)
Name of course
(refer to
question no. 4)
% of
students
from the
same
University
% of students
from other
universities
within the
State
% of students
from
universities
outside the
State
% of students
from other
countries
B.Tech. (Biotechnology)
NA 85.71 14.29 NIL
M.Tech. (Biotechnology)
NIL 72.22 27.77 NIL
M.Sc. (Biotechnology)
NIL 88.00 12.00 NIL
Ph. D. (Biotechnology)
NIL 66.66 33.33 NIL
34 How many
students have
cleared Civil
Services and
Defense Services
examinations,
NET, SET, GATE
and other
competitive
examinations? Give
details category-
wise.
Examination Qualified
Defense Services 02 NET/ SET 03 GATE Approximately 45-50 in
the duration 2008-2013
35 Student
Progression Student Progression Percentage (%)
UG to PG 80 PG to M.Phil. NA PG to Ph.D. 10 Ph.D. to Post-doctoral NA Employed
• Campus selection 12-15
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• Other campus recruitment
10-15
Entrepreneurs 2.5
36 Diversity of Staff Percentage of faculty who
are graduates %
• Of the same University
• From other universities within the State
• From universities from other States
• From universities outside the country
Nil 75.0% 25.0% NIL
37 Number of faculty
who were awarded
Ph.D., D.Sc. and
D.Litt. during the
assessment year.
One faculty (Dr. Krishan Kumar) awarded Ph.D degree in 2009.
38 Present details of
infrastructural
facilities with
regard to:
1. Library Central Library 2. Internet facilities for staff and students 100% 3. Total number of classrooms 05 4. Classrooms with ICT facilities 01 5. Students’ laboratories 07 6. Research laboratories 05
39 List of doctoral,
post-doctoral
students and
research associates.
1. From the host University: 01
2. From other Universities: 17
Sr.
No.
Name of the
Student
Year of
Enrollment
Host/ Other
Institutes
1. Vinita Saroha 2009 Part of Research at NBAGR, Karnal
2. Dheeraj Kumar Nanda
2009 Part of Research at NBAGR, Karnal
3. Ashok Kumar 2011 Part of Research at CPB, Hissar
4. Lalita Saroha 2011 Part of Research at CSSRI, Karnal
5. Rajni Hooda 2011 Part of Research at TCIRD, Yamunanagar
6. Rajnish Kumar Sharma
2011 Part of Research at TERI, New Delhi.
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7. Rochika 2011 DCRUST, Murthal
8. Srishti Gautam 2011 Part of Research at Gaur University, Sagar, M.P.
9. Veenti Rana 2011 Part of Research at DWR, Karnal
10. Vikas Kumar 2011 DCRUST, Murthal
11. Vipin Khasa 2011 DCRUST, Murthal
12. Priyanka Lathwal 2011 DCRUST, Murthal
13. Sushma 2011 Part of Research at CPB, Hissar
14. Suman Bhardwaj 2012 Part of Research at MDU, Rohtak
15. Sonia Hooda 2013 DCRUST, Murthal
16. Poonam 2013 DCRUST, Murthal
17. Kanika Duhan 2013 DCRUST, Murthal
18. Pragati 2013 DCRUST, Murthal
40 Number of Post-
Graduate students
getting assistance
from the
University.
• Teaching Assistantship Under TEQIP Phase-II: 04(M.Tech.)+ 02 (Ph.D)
• CV Raman Fellowship awarded to two Ph.D Students.
41 Was any need
assessment exercise
undertaken before
the development of
new
programme(s)? If
so, highlight the
methodology.
The Department has initiated various programmes after assessing the significance, demand and job prospects of these courses in the adjoining areas.
42 Does the
department obtain
feedback from:
a. Faculty on
curriculum as
well as teaching
learning
Yes, feedback is taken from members of the UG and PG Board of studies, and from the students for necessary improvements. Feedback is taken into account for incorporating it in curriculum
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evaluation? If
yes, how does
the department
utilize the
feedback?
b. Students on
staff,
curriculum and
teaching
learning
evaluation and
how does the
department
utilize the
feedback?
development. Regular discussion on the relevance of a particular course is held in departmental meeting for further incorporation in the current UG & PG Board of Studies. Yes, faculty counselors and the chairman interact with the students on a regular basis to address their problems and grievances. There is a systematic devised mechanism of collecting feedback forms from students on a regular basis.
43 List the distinguished alumni of the department (Maximum 10)
Sr.
No.
Roll No. Name of the Student Details
1. 2K4/ BT/811 Manisha Juneja Pursuing Ph.D at MDC, Berlin, Germany
2. 2K4/BT/813 Mihir V Shah Pursuing Ph.D at Delft University of Technology, Netherlands
3. 2K4/BT/806 Badal Soni Manager, Environment at Punjab Roads & Bridges Development Board (PRBDB)
4. 2K4/BT/801 Abhilasha Sharma At Hindustan Unilever Ltd. 5. 2K5/BT/802 Abhishek Yadav Accenture 6. 2K5/BT/802 Vipin Bhardwaj Asstt. Manager at Punjab & Sind Bank 2K5/BT/833 Pragati Inspire Fellow at DCRUST, Murthal 7. 2K5/BT/839 Aamir Asstt. Manager at Bioscreen
Instruments Pvt. 8. 2K6/BT/826 Seema Saini Ph.D at Grenoble INP, Pagora, France 9. 2K6/BT/826 Shilpa Asstt. Prof. at LPU, Jalandhar 10. 0708005 Gaurav Aggarwal TCS 11. 0708006 Hina Khera TCS 12. 0708005 Sudesh Yadav IIT, Mumbai (Environment)
44 Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures/
workshops/ seminar) involving external experts.
During the assessment period, the department has organized the following expert lectures and workshops involving external experts: Conferences/ Symposia/ Training/ Workshop:
• Two day National Symposium on “Biotechnology: Present Status and Future Prospects (BIOSYM-2013)” during 15 –16March 2013. Several
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eminent scientists from reputed Research Institutes and Universities represented their research work in the form of invited lectures.
• Two-week International workshop entitled, “Discovery and genomic analysis of viruses infecting non-pathogenic Mycobacterium” from 20th February – 2nd March 2012 conducted by Dr. Louise Temple from JMU, Virginia, USA.
• One day COLLOQUIUM on “Prospects of Biotechnology” in collaboration with “Association of Microbiologists of India” on 19th Nov. 2010; wherein, six eminent scientists in the field of biotechnology; Prof. T.R.Sreekrishnan and Prof. James Gomes from I.I.T. New Delhi; Prof. Subeer Majumdar from N.I.I., New Delhi, Prof. R. C. Kuhad and Prof. Suneel Kataria from UDSC, New Delhi, and Prof. Rakesh Sharma from I.G.I.B., New Delhi delivered lectures.
Expert Lectures:
• Expert talk entitled, “Use of reverse vaccinology for group B Streptococcus vaccine development” was delivered by Dr. A.K. Johri from JNU, New Delhi in the department on 29th February, 2012.
• An expert talk entitled, "Challenges to develop highly functionalised reliable medical materials and devices from nano-fibres" by Professor Hisatoshi Kobayashi, an eminent researcher of International fame from Biomaterials Centre, National Institute for Materials Science, Tokyo, Japan; jointly organized by the Department of Biotechnology and of Material Science & Nanotechnology on 2nd November, 2010.
• Experts talk delivered by Padamshree Prof. J.B. Chowdhary in the Department of Biotechnology on 9th April 2010.
45 List the teaching
methods adopted
by the faculty for
different
programmes.
• The department has one smart, air-conditioned seminar hall with interactive board and LCD projector. The faculty members use them for teaching purpose.
• The teachers regularly monitor students through seminars, assignments, class tests and unannounced surprise quizzes.
46 How does the
department ensure
that programme
objectives are
constantly met and
learning outcomes
are monitored?
The department monitors its objectives through the success rate of its UG, PG and research students. The department encourages research students to publish their work in high impact factor journals and to file patents.
47 Highlight the • The department of Biotechnology has formulated a
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participation of
students and
faculty in extension
activities
technical society by the name of “Engenesis”. Under the aegis of this society, several technical and non- technical events are held regularly throughout the year. Such events provide a platform for bringing out the creativity of the students. (Cross reference at point 30)
• Besides, the faculty and students also participate in various centralized extension activities under the NSS unit such as Blood donation camp. Voter’s Day celebration and AIDS awareness programmes.
48 Give details of
“beyond syllabus
scholarly activities”
of the department.
• Industrial visits. • Participation in Inter-University technical fests. • Participation in cultural fests within the University
and in other Universities. • Inter- and intra- University participation in sports
and athletic meets. • The Department of Biotechnology organized
several events (as per details given below) under department society “ENGENESIS”:
• Model presentation on the theme: Environment Management
• Technical Power Presentation on the theme: GM Crops and Food Security
• Science KBC on the theme: Role of Women in Science
• Scientific Rangoli on the theme: Role of Women in Science
• Poster Making on the theme: Role of Women in Science
49 State whether the
programme/
department is
accredited/ graded
by other agencies?
If yes, give details.
YES, NBA Accredited for 02 year (August, 2013 to August, 2015)
50 Briefly highlight
the contributions of
the department in
generating new
knowledge, basic or
applied.
The faculty members are actively involved in research. Several short term courses are attended by faculty members.
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51 Future plan of the
department
To establish high-end research laboratories for individual areas of Biotechnology.
• To develop the department as Centre of Excellence in the area of Biotechnology.
• To develop the department as an incubation centre for industrial oriented research.
52 Detail any five Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges of
the department.
Strengths:
1. The Department has academically brilliant faculty members, all with doctorate degrees having rich experience of teaching and research in various specializations of Biotechnology. Have optimum exposure abroad.
2. Geographical location of the University in the NCR, with adjoining industrial belt provides easy access and ample opportunity for academia-industry collaborations.
3. The laboratories are well equipped with all basic instruments required for conducting biotechnological experiments.
4. The department has several projects sponsored by national funding agencies (UGC-innovative, funds from the Ministry of Food Processing & Industries, UGC-MRPs).
5. The department is one of the participatory departments in the University under the World Bank scheme TEQIP Phase-II.
Weaknesses:
1. A few constraints to meet the requisite development of laboratories in the department: infrastructure and high-end equipments need to be procured. Laboratory facilities although sufficient for conducting experiments and basic research in this field still have a scope for improvements in terms of supporting higher quality research.
2. Lack of adequately trained technical staff. 3. A few faculty members need international training. 4. Facilities and equipment: The current facilities are overcrowded and
aging, with inadequate space for laboratories. 5. Lack of campus recruitment. 6. Lack of Departmental Library.
Opportunities:
1. Due to strategic location (NCR) of the University, there are ample opportunities for collaborative research activities.
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2. The University is situated near progressive metropolitan city with upcoming industrial and educational institutes.
3. Sufficient infrastructure facilities are available to organize international and national conferences/ seminars/ workshops at the department as well as in the campus.
4. Qualified & dedicated faculty. 5. Research projects in latest niche area of Biotechnology can lead to
generation of good publications, patents and generation of commercially viable technology.
6. Scope for improvement in teaching methodology because of rapid technology development.
Challenges:
1. All kind of researches and technologies are changing at a fast pace and get obsolete within no time. Hence, there is a need to keep pace with the developments in the field to compete in the market. For this, training of the faculty is essentially required.
2. New research labs are required in the department to carry out doctoral research.
3. Inadequate non-teaching laboratory staff. 4. Availability of sufficient journals in the library. 5. Speeding up of the procedures for the procurement of equipments and
chemicals.
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CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
55
1 Name of the
Department
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
2 Year of
Establishment
1991
3 Is the Department
part of a School/
Faculty of the
University?
Yes
4 Names of the
Programmes/
Courses offered
(UG, PG, M.Phil.,
Ph.D., Integrated
Masters,
Integrated Ph.D.
B.Tech (Chemical Engineering) M.Tech (Chemical Engineering) PhD (Chemical Engineering)
5 Inter-Disciplinary
courses and
Departments
involved
None
6 Courses in
collaboration with
other Universities,
industries, foreign
institutions etc.
Research programs are in collaboration with national universities & R&D labs.
7 Details of
Programmes/
courses
discontinued, if
any, with reasons.
None
8 Annual/ Semester/
Choice Based
Credit System
Semester with choice based credit system.
9 Participation of
the Department in
the courses offered
by other
Yes
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departments.
10 Number of
teaching posts
sanctioned and
filled (Professor/
Associate
Professor/
Assistant
Professor)
Level Sanctioned Filled Professor 02 01 Associate Professor 04 00 Assistant Professor 08 08
11 Faculty Profile with name, qualification, designation and
specialization (D.Sc./ D. Litt., Ph.D., M.Phil. etc.
Name Qualification
Designation Specialisation Exp. (yrs)
Ph.D. students guided.
Dr. D. P. Tiwari
PhD Professor Environmental Pollution Control
27 1 awarded + 5 pursuing
S K Sharma
M. Tech Chemical Engineering
Process Control 13 Nil
Surinder S Bhinder
M. Tech Chemical Engineering
Adsorption, & Modeling & Simulation
10 Nil
Sunanda M. Tech Chemical Engineering
Fuel Cell 8 Nil
Dr. Manju Rani
Ph.D. Chemical Engineering
Solution Thermodynamics
7 Nil
Nidhika Bhoria
M. Tech Chemical Engineering
Nano-Technology
7 Nil
Anil Yadav
M. Tech Chemical Engineering
Energy & Environmental Technology
17 Nil
Mamta Bhagat
M. Tech Chemical Engineering
Environment Engineering
4.5 Nil
Yashwant Singh Verma
M. Tech Chemical Engineering
Nuclear Science
8 Nil
12 List of senior
Visiting Fellows,
faculty, adjunct
faculty, emeritus
professors.
Nil
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13 Percentage of
classes taken by
temporary faculty-
programme-wise
information.
B. Tech. – 25 (approx.) M. Tech. – 25 (approx.)
14 Programme-wise
Student Teacher
ratio
B. Tech. – 20:1 M.Tech. – 3:1
15 Number of
academic support
staff (technical)
and administrative
staff (sanctioned
and filled)
Level Sanctioned Filled Technical staff 03 03 Administrative staff 03 03
16 Research thrust
areas recognized
by funding
agencies
Nil
17 Number of faculty
with ongoing
projects from
a. National
b. International
funding
agencies and
c. Total grants
received.
Give the names of
the funding
agencies and
grants received
project-wise.
Serial Name Project Title
Funding Agency
Grant Sanctioned (R Lakhs.)
1 Dr D. P. Tiwari
MODROB AICTE 14
18 Inter-institutional
collaborative
projects and
grants received.
1. All India collaboration: UGC (R 60 Lakhs); AICTE (R14 Lakhs)
2. International: TEQIP World Bank (R 70 Lakhs)
19 Departmental
projects funded by
DST-FIST; UGC-
Serial Name of Funding Agency
Grant Sanctioned (R Lakhs)
1 AICTE 14.00
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SAP/CAS, DPE;
DBT, ACSSR, etc.,
Total grants
received.
20 Research facility/
Centre with
• State
recognition
• National
recognition
• International
recognition
Nil
21 Special research
laboratories
sponsored by/
created by
industry or
corporate bodies.
Nil
22 Publications (2008-09 to 2012-13)
Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national/ international)
14
Monographs 00 Chapters in books 01 Edited books 00 Books with ISBN with details of publishers. Number listed in international database (e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities international Complete, Dare Database-International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host etc.
Books:
• Chemical Calculations by D P Tiwari, New Vrinda Publishing House, 1991.
• Heat Transfer by D P Tiwari, Umesh Publication, 2000.
• Man & Environment: Technical Aspects by D P Tiwari, Environment Society of India, 2000
Citation Index-range/ average -
SNIP - SJR - Impact Factor-range/ average -
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h-index -
23 Details of patents
and income
generated
Nil
24 Areas of
consultancy and
income generated
Nil
25 Faculty selected
nationally/
internationally to
visit other
laboratories in
India and abroad.
Ms. Manju Rani under Summer Faculty Research Fellow Program at IIT-D (June 2009)
26 Faculty serving in
a. National
Committees
b. International
Committees
c. Editorial
Boards
d. Any other
(please specify)
Nil
27 Faculty recharging
strategies
Attended various events as following: • Workshops • Orientation programs • Seminars • Conferences (National / International) • Short term courses
28 Student Projects. • Percentage of UG students who have done in-
house projects 100%
• Percentage of PG students doing projects in collaboration with other universities / industry / institutes
70 %
29 Awards/
recognitions
received at the
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national and
international level
by:
• Faculty
• Doctoral/ Post-
doctoral fellows
• Students
01 01
03
30 Seminars/
Conferences/
Workshops
organized and the
source of funding
(national/
international) with
details of
outstanding
participants, if
any.
National conference on 8-9 May 2008.
31 Code of ethics for
research followed
by the
departments.
Code consists of various ethical principles that include respect for rights and dignity of the person, competence, responsibility and integrity.
32 Student profile course-wise (2011-12)
Name of course (refer to question no. 4)
Applications received
Selected Pass %
Subject Year Male Female Male Female B.Tech 2011-12 60 39 21 100 100 M.Tech 2011-12 08 04 01 100 100 PhD 2011-12 04 00 01 00 Pursuing
33 Diversity of students (2012-13)
Name of course (refer to question no. 4)
% of students from the same University
% of students from other universities within the State
% of students from universities outside the State
% of students from other countries
B.Tech. Nil 85 15 Nil M.Tech. Nil 28 72 Nil Ph.D. Nil Nil Nil Nil
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34 How many
students have
cleared Civil
Services and
Defense Services
examinations,
NET, SET, GATE
and other
competitive
examinations?
Give details
category-wise.
Examination Qualified GATE 04
35 Student
Progression
Student Progression Percentage (%) UG to PG 25 PG to M.Phil. NA PG to Ph.D. 15 Ph.D. to Post-doctoral Nil Employed
• Campus selection • Other campus
recruitment
• 25 • 50
Entrepreneurs Nil
36 Diversity of Staff
Percentage of faculty who are graduates % • Of the same University • From other universities within the
State • From universities from other states • From universities outside the country
33.3 11.1
55.6 Nil
37 Number of faculty
who were awarded
Ph.D., D.Sc. and
D.Litt. during the
assessment year.
One faculty.
38 Present details of
infrastructural
facilities with
regard to:
a. Library Central Library b. Internet facilities for staff and students 100% c. Total number of classrooms 04 d. Classrooms with ICT facilities. 01 e. Students’ laboratories. 10 f. Research laboratories 01
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39 List of doctoral,
post-doctoral
students and
research
associates.
a. From the host
University:
b. From other
Universities
Nil
40 Number of Post-
Graduate students
getting assistance
from the
University.
01 (TEQIP)
41 Was any need
assessment
exercise
undertaken before
the development of
new
programme(s)? If
so, highlight the
methodology.
Not applicable.
42 Does the
department obtain
feedback from:
a. Faculty on
curriculum as
well as
teaching-
learning-
evaluation? If
yes, how does
the
department
utilise the
feedback?
b. Students on
staff,
curriculum
and teaching-
Yes, BOS (UG & PG) Yes, grievances of students taken care of by the Chairman and Teacher counselor
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learning-
evaluation and
how does the
department
utilize the
feedback?
43 List the distinguished alumni of the department (Maximum 10)
• Deepak (ONGC)
• Krishan (ONGC) • Ravinder Gahlawat (IIT-B pursuing M.Tech) • Manoj Bhalla (IOCL) • Raj Kumar (Bipin Chandra Tripathi Kumoan Engineering College,
Dwarahat Almora) • Shahikant & Devender (IIT-B pursuing M.Tech & PhD) • Prakram & Mithlesh (IIT-G pursuing M.Tech) • Upadhi Kaushik (TCS) • Bhanwar Singh Chauhan (GEIST Res. Pvt. Ltd.) • Arvind Kumar (Senior Executive, R&D, Mitsui Kinzoku)
44 Give details of
student
enrichment
programmes
(special lectures/
workshops/
seminar) involving
external experts.
• Workshop on SCILAB organized by spoken tutorials team, IIT-Bombay under FOSSEE project, MHRD Govt. of India on 9thApril, 2013.
• Two expert lectures by IIChE student chapter on 28.09.12 on “Indian Chemical Process Industries and Role of Chemical Engineer’s” & “Era on clean energy”.
45 List the teaching
methods adopted
by the faculty for
different
programmes.
• One lecture hall with LCD projector and a podium
• One smart air-conditioned seminar hall with interactive board, LCD projector and a podium
46 How does the
department ensure
that programme
objectives are
constantly met and
learning outcomes
are monitored?
The Department monitors its objectives through the success rate of its UG and PG students. Department encourages the research students to publish their work in high impact factor journals and to file patents of their innovative research.
47 Highlight the • Participation in Blood donation
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participation of
students and
faculty in
extension activities
• Participation in Tree plantation • Participation in Educating poor/needy
students under “SAVERA”
48 Give details of
“beyond syllabus
scholarly
activities” of the
department.
• Industrial visits • Inter-university technical fests participation • Cultural fests inter- and intra-university
participation • Sports and athletics inter- and intra-university
participation
49 State whether the
programme/
department is
accredited/ graded
by other agencies?
If yes, give details.
• Accredited by NBA for three years
50 Briefly highlight
the contributions
of the department
in generating new
knowledge, basic
or applied.
• The faculty members are actively involved in research.
• Student’s participation at IIT-R, IIT-B, and BITS-Pilani.
51 Future plan of the
department. • To establish research laboratories.
52 Detail any five Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges
of the department.
Strength:
1. Well-trained and experienced faculty. 2. The department has fully equipped laboratories. 3. Huge collection of books. 4. TEQIP funds Phase – II received. 5. NBA Accreditation for three years.
Weaknesses:
1. Lack of un-interrupted power back up 2. Safety & security for female candidates during late evening hours
at workplace, lack of acquaintance of security personnels with the
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faculty and staff members. 3. Lack of Senior faculty 4. Lack of Departmental library & committee room 5. Lack of financial powers at department level, and tedious as well
as long procedures followed for the establishment of research activities.
Opportunities:
1. The department is located within National Capital Region (NCR). 2. Sufficient infrastructure facilities are available to organize
international & national conferences / seminars / workshops at the department as well as in the campus.
3. The department is situated near progressive metropolitan city with upcoming industrial and educational institutes.
4. The faculty has three departments for inter departmental interaction / collaboration and training.
5. Central Instrumentation Laboratory with advanced level equipments is available in the university.
Challenges:
1. Other branches always preferred over Chemical Engineering. Very few top ranking students enter by choice in Chemical Engineering.
2. New research labs and lab staff for PG courses. 3. Availability of science direct online journals to be made. 4. Printing and photocopying facility to individual faculty do not
exist. 5. Inadequate non-teaching lab staff.
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CHEMISTRY
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1 Name of the
Department
CHEMISTRY
2 Year of Establishment The department of Chemistry has been a
constituent part of the department of Applied Sciences of this University (erstwhile C.R.S.C.E., Murthal) from 1987 to 2008. In January 2009, the department has got separate existence as the Department of Chemistry in this University.
3 Is the Department part
of a School/ Faculty of
the University?
Yes, it is part of Faculty of Science & Technology Interface
4 Names of the
Programmes/ Courses
offered (UG, PG,
M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Integrated Masters,
Integrated Ph.D.
There is M.Sc. in Chemistry with three specializations as Inorganic, Organic and Physical Chemistry starting its first batch in the session 2009 with intake of 30 students. Simultaneously, Ph.D. programme was also introduced and at present there are 21 students engaged in various research activities. At UG level, faculty meets all engineering classes.
5 Inter-Disciplinary
courses and
Departments involved
Research curriculum involves inter-disciplinary approach. M. Sc. Program includes inter-disciplinary courses like Mathematics, Biology and Computers for Chemists with the involvement of Department of Computer Science and Mathematics.
6 Courses in
collaboration with other
Universities, industries,
foreign institutions etc.
Nil
7 Details of Programmes/
courses discontinued, if
any, with reasons.
Nil
8 Annual/ Semester/
Choice Based Credit
Semester with Choice Based Credit System (CGPA) in order to homogenize the marking
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System scheme internationally.
9 Participation of the
Department in the
courses offered by other
departments.
Yes, All (08) Engineering Departments of the University (Engineering chemistry at UG level, Organic & Analytical Chemistry in 3rd sem, Unit Process in t4th semester of Chemical Engg. and Pollution and Control( Open elective in 7th semester).
10 Number of teaching
posts sanctioned and
filled (Professor/
Associate Professor/
Assistant Professor)
Level Sanctioned Filled Professor - 01 Associate Professor - 02 Assistant Professor - 07
11 Faculty Profile with name, qualification, designation and specialization
(D.Sc./ D. Lit, Ph.D., M.Phil. etc.
Name Qualification
Designation
Specialization Experience (yrs)
Ph.D. students being guided/ guided
Dr. B.P.Singh
Ph.D. Professor
Polymer, Organic, Complexes and Pollution
30
03/01
Dr. Pratibha Chaudhary
Ph.D. Professor Physico-organic studies, Polymer chemistry, Green Chemistry
24 03/0
Dr. Sanjeev Makin
Ph.D. Professor Solution thermodynemics, Thin oxide films, Energy from waste, Bio-technology, Global warming & Reduction
18 yrs 03/02
Dr. Suman Lata
M. Phil, Ph.D., PGDCA
Associate Professor
Corrosion, Thermodynamics, Electrochemistry
15 yrs 04/0
Dr. Hari Om
Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Optical Spectroscopy, Co-ordination and
3 yrs 03/0
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Organo-transition metal chemistry, Physico-chemical studies of surfactant system
Dr. Sonia Nain
Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Analytical, Inorganic synthesis & Organometallic
5 yrs 03/0
Dr. Sumit Kumar
Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Organic & Bio-organic Chemistry
3 yrs 03/0
Sh. Rajender Singh Malik
M.Sc. (Organic) Ph.D. Pursuing
Assistant Professor
Polymer Composite, Nano Composite & Fuel Cell (PEM)
3 yrs -
Dr. Dinesh Kumar
Ph. D. Assistant Professor
Phosphors, Light emitting materials Inorganic chemistry
2 yrs -
Dr. Krishan Kumar
Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Physical chemistry, Solution thermodynemics
2 yrs -
12 List of senior Visiting
Fellows, faculty,
adjunct faculty,
emeritus professors.
Nil
13 Percentage of classes
taken by temporary
faculty programme wise
information.
Ph.D. program – Only regular faculty meet all the classes. M.Sc. program. –As far as possible, regular faculty meets these classes except ~10% faculty from contract basis or visiting otherwise this faculty meets classes at UG level along with permanent faculty.
14 Programme wise
Student Teacher ratio
8:1 (M.Sc.)
15 Number of academic
support staff (technical)
and administrative staff
(sanctioned and filled)
Level Sanctioned Filled Technical staff - 05 Administrative staff - 01
16 Research thrust areas
recognized by funding
agencies
Faculty from the department is involved in current research areas like Polymer Therapeutics, Corrosion control, Inorganic Phosphors, Solution Thermodynamics with the
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help of various funding agencies.
17 Number of faculty with ongoing projects from
a. National
b. International funding agencies and
c. Total grants received.
Give the names of the funding agencies and grants received project-
wise.
Serial Name Project Title Funding
Agency
Grant
Sanctione
d
(RRRR Lakhs.)
1. Dr. Sumit Kumar
Synthesis of pH based glycerol based amphiphiles
DST, India
26.508
2. Dr. Suman Lata To Study & develop some naturally occurring substances as corrosion inhibitors for mild steel/ steel
UGC, India
11.70
3. Dr. Dinesh Kumar
Synthesis & luminescent properties of some inorganic phosphors”
UGC, India
6.00
18 Inter-institutional
collaborative projects
and grants received.
Nil
19 Departmental projects
funded by DST-FIST;
UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE;
DBT, ACSSR, etc.,
Total grants received.
Nil
20 Research facility/
Centre with
State recognition
National recognition International recognition
Central Instrumentation Laboratory facilities equipped with FTIR, Perkin STA, impedance analyzer, source meter etc. are available for researchers from department at University level.
21 Special research
laboratories sponsored
by/ created by industry
or corporate bodies.
Departmental labs are well equipped with funds from State/National funding agencies
22 Publications (2008-09 to
2012-13)
Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national/ international)
50
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Monographs – Chapters in books – Edited books – Books with ISBN with details of publishers. Number listed in international database (e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities international Complete, Dare Database-International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host etc.
–
Citation Index-range/ average Individually upto 11/3.8
SNIP Individually upto 2.268
SJR Individually upto 3.412
Impact Factor-range/ average Up to 7.823, and/ Individually upto 4
h-index Individually upto 13
23 Details of patents and
income generated
Nil
24 Areas of consultancy
and income generated
Nil
25 Faculty selected
nationally/
internationally to visit
other laboratories in
India and abroad.
Dr Sanjeev Makin: Invited to visit Yonsei University, Seoul, South Korea in 2003 Universidade do Minho, Barga, Portugal in June 2013. Dr. Suman Lata: Visited Montreal, Canada in Oct. 2010 selected by NACE International for presenting paper, at Ryerson University in May, 2012. Also had a look of the chemistry laboratories and library of University of Toronto, Mississauga, Canada. Dr Sumit Kumar: � Invited Talk on “PEG-PG based polymers
for biomedical applications” and one month research stay at the Institute of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Free University of Berlin. 21 May 2012 – 21 June 2012.
� Invited Talk on “PEG-PG based polymers for biomedical applications” & teaching and
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research stay at the Institute of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Free University of Berlin. 01 December 2010 – 31 December 2010.
26 Faculty serving in
1. National
Committees
2. International
Committees
3. Editorial Boards
4. Any other (please
specify)
National Committees 1.Dr. B.P.Singh i) Haryana state pollution control board committee for Panipat city ii) Haryana state technical education society Panchkula 2. Dr. Pratibha Chaudhary i) Member of ISTE ii) Member of journal of pollution Control Board, Delhi Chapter iii) Life member of Indian Science Congress 3. Dr. Sanjeev Makin: Reviewer of several journals published by ACS, Elsevier, Springer like J Chem Eng data, Energy & Fuel, Energy Policy, Korean J Chem Eng. Etc. 4. Dr. Suman Lata i) Reviewer of Journal “Chemical Engg. Rewiews”, ii) Life Member of Indian Science Congress, India, iii) Member of Executive Council of Haryana Vigyan Munch, Haryana
5. Dr. Hari Om: i) “Young Scientist Award – 2010 (Chemistry)” awarded member of International Academy of Physical Sciences. ii) Member of Gaur Brahmin Vidya Pracharini Sabha, Rohtak 6. Dr. Sumit Kumar Member of editorial board, Organic Chemistry Letters. 7. Dr. Sonia Nain i) Member of editorial board, Inorganic Letters. ii) Life Member of Indian Science Congress
27 Faculty recharging
strategies
Participation in Orientation/Refresher Courses, organization of National Workshop and Conference, participation and research work
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presentation in various National and International Conferences/Workshops etc., One-week Faculty Development Programs on different subjects, Delivery of Invited/Extension Lectures.
28 Student Projects. Nil
29 Awards/ recognitions
received at the national
and international level:
• Faculty
• Doctoral/ Post-
doctoral Fellows
• Students
1. Dr. S. Makin was selected for Brain Pool Award of KOFST, South Korea. He was also selected for FP7 Marie Curie International Research Staff Exchange Scheme in June 2013. 2. Dr. Dinesh Kumar was selected for Best Thesis Award from M.D.U. Rohtak 1. Ms. Suman was awarded Best Poster Awards in National Conference (ASDCS-14). Nil
30 Seminars/ Conferences/
Workshops organized
and the source of
funding (national/
international) with
details of outstanding
participants, if any.
• “National Science Day” was celebrated with the theme "Chemistry in Everyday Life" on 28th February, 2011. Dr. Bharat Navelkar, Sr. Manager, R&D, Bharat Petroleum, Noida delivered an expert lecture ‘On the importance of Zeolites’ in refining & petrochemical processes. Prof. Alok Srivastav, Nuclear Scientist focused his lecture on ‘Man-Made Elements- synthesis & characterization’.
• One-day National Workshop on "Recent Trends in Chemistry" was held on 29th September, 2011. ( Prof. A. K. Ganguli from IIT Delhi, Prof. R.K. Parsad, Prof. S. Sharma from DU., Delhi, Dr. Anil Kumar from BITS, Pilani, were resource persons,and Dr. B. Singh from University of Rhode Island, USA,was participant and other participants were from nearby universities ) (Funding – UGC).
• One Day National Conference on Advanced Scientific Developments in Chemical Sciences – 2014 was organised on 14-March
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2014. Prof. Ishwar Singh (Retired, MDU) delivered keynote lecture. Other resource persons included Dr. Rajeev Gupta and Prof. Sunil Sharma (DU), Dr. A. Kumar and Dr. Rajeev Sakhuja (BITS, Pilani).
31 Code of ethics for
research followed by
the departments.
Yes.
32 Student profile course-wise (2011-12)
Name of course (refer to question no. 4)
Applications received
Selected Pass %
Subject Year Male Female Male Female M Sc 2009-10 80 11 19 81.88
% 94.73%
2010-11 57 05 25 100% 84% 2011-12 71 06 23 2012-13 146 08 32
33 Diversity of students (2012-13) Name of course (refer to question no. 4)
% of students from the same University
% of students from other universities within the State
% of students from universities outside the State
% of students from other countries
M.Sc. N.A 90 10 Nil Ph.D 5.0 86 9.0 Nil
34 How many students
have cleared Civil
Services and Defense
Services examinations,
NET, SET, GATE and
other competitive
examinations? Give
details category-wise.
Examination Qualified NET 09 (including 05 JRF) GATE 02
• Within a short period of establishment
of the department (approx. 3 years), our 11 students qualified NET/ JRF and 2 qualified GATE examinations with one student having a call for SPM scholarship Rank 07).
• 5 of the PhD research scholars of the department got appointment as PGT (Chemistry) by DSE, Haryana Govt.
35 Student Progression Student Progression Percentage (%)
UG to PG N.A
75
PG to M.Phil. N.A. PG to Ph.D. 01 Ph.D. to Post-doctoral N.A. Employed
• Campus selection
• Other campus recruitment
05 More than 25 ex-students are teaching in various institutions.
Entrepreneurs 02
36 Diversity of Staff Percentage of faculty
who are graduates
• Of the University • From other universities
within the State • From universities from
other States • From universities
outside the country
Nil 7 (From M.D.U, K.U., GJU etc.)
3 (from IIT’s, and Meerut University) Nil
37 Number of faculty who
were awarded Ph.D.,
D.Sc. and D.Litt. during
the assessment year.
01
38 Present details of
infrastructural facilities
with regard to:
1. Committee-cum-Seminar Room 2. University Central Library. 3. Internet facilities for staff and students.
All faculty members & staff have been provided with desktop/laptop with Internet. All laboratories & classrooms have been provided with Internet facility (100%) with OFC.
4. Total number of classrooms - 01 5. Classrooms with ICT facilities: 01 (In
sharing with MSN Dept.) 6. Students’ laboratories: 07 (Well equipped
with gas connections, fume hood, shower, eye shower, fire extinguishers and almost all equipments of PG level with latest technology, all laboratories with Internet facility via OFC.
7. Research laboratories- 01, Analytical
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laboratory-01 and 01 more in process of procurement.
39 List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and research associates.
a. From the host University
b. From other Universities
List of doctoral students from host university:
Regn no. Name Name of guide Name of co-guide 129521008 Parmod Dr. Suman lata -
List of doctoral students from other universities:
Regn No. Name Name of Guide Name of Co-Guide 09181001 Sh. Atul Kumar Dr. B.P. Singh 09181002 Smt. Kalpana
Pratap Dr. Sanjeev Makin Dr. Virender Kaur
09181003 Smt. Manjeet Dr. B.P. Singh 09181004 Smt. Manju Dr. Sanjeev Makin 09181005 Smt. Poonam
Devi Dr. Pratibha Chaudhary Dr. Varun Sharma
09181006 Smt. Poonam Verma
Dr. Pratibha Chaudhary Dr. Atul Kumar
09181007 Smt. Puja Kumari
Dr. Sanjeev Makin
09181008 Sh. Rakesh Kumar
Dr. B.P. Singh
09181009 Sh. Raman Kumar
Dr. B.P. Singh
09181010 Ms. Vandana Dr. Pratibha Chaudhary Dr. R.C. Sharma, DTU, Delhi
11001952003 Mr. Dinesh Kumar
Dr. Sonia Nain Dr. Ravi Kumar
11001952004 Ms. Jyoti Dr. Hari Om Dr. Man Singh 11001952005 Ms. Neena Dr. Sonia Nain Dr. Ravi Kumar 11001952006 Ms. Savita
Chahal Dr. Sonia Nain Dr. Sumit Malik
11001952007 Ms. Shefali Dr. Suman Lata - 11001952008 Mr. Surender Dr. Hari Om Dr. Balram Pani 129521019 Suman Dr. Sanjeev Makin 129521007 Monika Dr. Sumit Malik Dr. Man Singh 129521030 Rajeev Dr. Suman Lata Dr. Sumit Malik 129521008 Shikha Dr. Hari Om 129521011 Reena Dr. Suman Lata Dr. Susheela
40 Number of Post-
Graduate students
getting assistance from
the University.
• Top 10% on academic merit and also meritorious students from various categories (ESM etc). POSE etc.
• Also other outside assistance for meritorious,
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SC, BC students • POSE Scholarship, Chandigarh achieved by
04 students • 2 Research Scholars have been awarded
Research Scholarship by DST Haryana.
41 Was any need
assessment exercise
undertaken before the
development of new
programme(s)? If so,
highlight the
methodology.
At present, we are not taking any new program.
42 Does the department
obtain feedback from:
a. Faculty on
curriculum as well
as teaching learning
evaluation? If yes,
how does the
department utilise
the feedback?
b. Students on staff,
curriculum and
teaching learning
evaluation and how
does the department
utilize the feedback?
Yes • Suggestions from faculty members were
obtained & incorporated in the curriculum for the preparation of revised syllabus.
• Just after the completion of three M.Sc. batches, curriculum was revised, got approved by PGBOS & AC. The same was implemented from session 2012-13 which includes one Elective paper also along with each specialization.
43 List the distinguished
alumni of the
department (Maximum
10)
Although the department is quite young and only three PG batches have passed out, the alumni of the department have been working at different prestigious positions. * Mr Gagan Deep working as Quality Control officer in Fujairah Gold FZC, UAE) * Ms. Rekha, Ms Ashia, Ms. Monika Panda, Ms. Sarita, and Ms. Savita are working as assistant professor in various colleges.
44 Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures/
workshops/ seminar) involving external experts.
• Prof. R. Haag from Free University, Berlin delivered a lecture on New
Materials for Nanomedicines (14th October, 2011).
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• Prof. Malgorzata Igalson from Warsaw University of Technology, Poland delivered a lecture on Solar Cell Materials (May, 2013)
• Prof. R.K. Jain, Scientist E, CPPRI, Saharanpur, UP, delivered a lecture on Paper Technology.
• Dr. Bharat Navelkar, Sr. Manager, R&D, Bharat Petroleum, Noida delivered an expert lecture ‘On the importance of Zeolites’ in refining & petrochemical processes.
• Prof. Alok Srivastav, Nuclear Scientist focused his lecture on ‘Man-
Made Elements- synthesis & characterization’. • Prof. A. K. Ganguli from IIT Delhi delivered an keynote lecture on
Nanotechnology. • Dr. Anil Kumar from BITS, Pilani delivered a lecture on Ionic Liquids
Synthesis. • Prof. R. K. Parsad and Prof. S. Sharma from DU. Delhi delivered
lectures on subjects related to Drug design and Drug delivery. • Our students also get benefited by expert lectures organised by other
inter-disciplinary departments. • In addition, seminar presentations series by the department faculty on
different research areas was exercised:
S. No.
Name of Faculty Members Topics Date
1. Dr. B.P. Singh Polymer additives 26.3.2012 2 Dr. Pratibha Chaudhary Cancer-Fighting Food 02.4.2012 3 Dr. Sanjeev Makin Physical chemistry 19.4.2012 4 Dr. Suman Lata Electrochemistry (Battery & fuel
cells) 16.4.2012
5 Dr. Hari Om
Non-Invasive Probing of Surfactant Aggregation
24.4.2012
6 Dr. Sumit Kumar Green Chemistry 27.4.2012 7 Dr. Sonia Nain Nano-Chemistry 30.4.2011 8 Sh. Rajender Malik Polymer-Electrolyte Membrane 1.5.2012 9 Dr. Dinesh Kumar Light Emitting Materials 7.5.2012 10 Dr. Krishan Kumar Solution Thermodynamics 11.5.2012
45 List the teaching
methods adopted by the
faculty for different
programmes.
• Black-board • Interactive Board • Projector based presentation • Molecular Models • Video Lectures and demonstration • Online tutorials • Charts
46 How does the
department ensure that
program objectives are
Various quizzes, assignments, surprise tests & seminars, held from time to time and monitored by various departmental committees.
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constantly met and
learning outcomes are
monitored?
47 Highlight the
participation of
students and faculty in
extension activities
Students and faculty members actively participate in different extra- and co-curricular activities like Technova, Rhythm, Inter-University fests and competitions.
48 Give details of “beyond
syllabus scholarly
activities” of the
department.
The dept. is actively involved in technical fests (in Technova through its entry as Rasaynam, science exhibitions, poster and chart making competitions on National Science Day, on International year of Chemistry Celebration, show of Magic Chemistry by the students. Moreover, participation in sports & cultural activities. Educational trips are also organized like IIT, Open House, Industries etc.
49 State whether the
program/ department is
accredited/ graded by
other agencies? If yes,
give details.
Not yet, this is a new and an upcoming department of the University and is going to present itself for the first time for Accreditation.
50 Briefly highlight the
contributions of the
department in
generating new
knowledge, basic or
applied.
All the faculty members are actively engaged in research through guiding Ph.D. students & running projects and through research publications which are the best way to generate & communicate new knowledge for the society.
51 Future plan of the
department. • The department is planning to start an Inter-
Disciplinary course PG/Masters program in the Pharmacy, wherein we may collaborate with the other departments like-Chemical Engg, Bio-Technology, Bio-Medical Engg. The Department intends to start this program from session 2015-16.
• To start collaborate/Inter-Disciplinary M.Tech program with other allied departments such as Physics, M.S.N, Chemical Engg. & CEEES
52 Detail any five Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges of
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the department.
A. Strength:
1. Well-qualified faculty from IITs, M.D.U., D.U. Delhi, K.U., etc. and actively engaged staff for overall rapid development.
2. Fully equipped laboratory with latest equipments for M.Sc. Students. 3. Transparent mode of entry at each and every level 4. Encouragement to the student towards their career through proper
counseling. 5. Active participation in technical fests, sports & cultural activities,
creating highly congenial atmosphere for academic growth. 6. Good harmony and healthy atmosphere among staff members.
B. Weakness:
1. Research labs & major equipments related to research needs updating.
2. Need of more research journals. 3. Need of more E-resources. 4. More books & reading material are required in the central library.
C. Opportunities:
1. Visit of faculty to foreign universities. 2. Visit of M.Sc. and research students for training program, summer
fellowships etc. 3. More emphasis on research meant for societal development. 4. To promote research in the area of environmental chemistry, green
chemistry, medicinal chemistry and material chemistry.
D. Challenges:
1. To procure more research equipments & research facilities. 2. To encourage the faculty for doing research in areas of current
interest. 3. To get more funds from different funding agencies. 4. Getting MoU’s with foreign universities. 5. Expansion of the department.
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CIVIL ENGINEERING
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1 Name of the
Department
CIVIL ENGINEERING
2 Year of Establishment 2009
3 Is the Department part
of a School/ Faculty of
the University?
Yes, Faculty of Engineering and Technology
4 Names of the
Programmes/ Courses
offered (UG, PG,
M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Integrated Masters,
Integrated Ph.D.
B.Tech., M.Tech., Ph.D.
5 Inter-Disciplinary
courses and
Departments involved
1. Structural Analysis and Design Courses 2. Construction Management (Department of Architecure )
6 Courses in
collaboration with other
Universities, industries,
foreign institutions etc.
None
7 Details of Programmes/
courses discontinued, if
any, with reasons.
Nil
8 Annual/ Semester/
Choice Based Credit
System
Semester with Credit Based System
9 Participation of the
Department in the
courses offered by other
departments.
Yes, Department of Architecture
10 Number of teaching
posts sanctioned and
filled (Professor/
Associate Professor/
Assistant Professor)
Level Sanctioned Filled Professor 01 Associate Professor - Assistant Professor 10
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11 Faculty Profile with name, qualification, designation and specialization
(D.Sc./ D. Litt., Ph.D., M.Phil. etc.
Name Qualification
Designation
Specialisation Experience (yrs)
Ph.D. students guided.
Dr. D. Singhal Ph.D. Professor Structural Engg. 21 02 Sh. Pankaj Agrawal
M.Tech. Assistant Professor
Geo Tech. Engg. & Green Building
19 -
Sh. Gyanendra Singh
M.Tech. Assistant Professor
Transportation 20 -
Ms. Arti Chouksey
M.Tech. Assistant Professor
Computer Aided Design
5 -
Ms. Sunita Kumari
M.Tech. Assistant Professor
Environmental Engg.
8 -
Sh. Aman Ahlawat
M.Tech. Assistant Professor
Construction Technology & Management
1 -
Sh. Sachin Dass M.Tech. Assistant Professor
Transportation Engg.
2 -
Sh. Parveen M.Tech. Assistant Professor
Structural Engg. 1 -
Sh. Saurabh Jaglan
M.Tech. Assistant Professor
Transportation Engg
1 -
Sh. Atul Garg M.Tech. Assistant Professor
Structural Engg. 1 -
12 List of senior Visiting
Fellows, faculty,
adjunct faculty,
emeritus professors.
1. Er. D. P. Gupta, DG Retd. MORTH, GOI, New Delhi 2. Er. R. K. Jain, CE Retd. PWD B&R Haryana
13 Percentage of classes
taken by temporary
faculty-programme-
wise information.
M.Tech. - 25%
14 Programme-wise
Student Teacher ratio
20:1
15 Number of academic
support staff (technical)
and administrative staff
(sanctioned and filled)
Level Sanctioned Filled Technical staff 07 Administrative staff 01
16 Research thrust areas
recognized by funding
agencies
i. Highway Engineering ii. Structural Engineering
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17 Number of faculty with
ongoing projects from
a. National
b. International
funding agencies
and
c. Total grants
received.
Give the names of the
funding agencies and
grants received project-
wise.
It is a new Department and has applied for the projects with the following agencies
(i) Department of Science and Technology, New Delhi
(ii) Ministry of Forest & Environment, New Delhi
(iii)Ministry of Road and Transport, New Delhi
18 Inter-institutional
collaborative projects
and grants received.
1. All India collaboration NIL 2. International NIL
19 Departmental projects
funded by DST-FIST;
UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE;
DBT, ACSSR, etc.,
Total grants received.
NIL
Serial Name of Funding Agency
Grant Sanctioned (Rs)
20 Research facility/
Centre with
• State recognition
• National recognition
• International
recognition
• State Recognition: Project signed with Govt of Haryana for Public Health Engineering Department
21 Special research
laboratories sponsored
by/ created by industry
or corporate bodies.
Applied for Centre of Excellence with Ministry of Road & Transport.
22 Publications (2008-09 to
2012-13)
Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national/ international)
10
Monographs Chapters in books Edited books
01
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Books with ISBN with details of publishers. Number listed in international database (e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities international Complete, Dare Database-International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host etc.
01
Citation Index-range/ average 25 SNIP SJR Impact Factor-range/ average h-index 3
23 Details of patents and
income generated
Nil
24 Areas of consultancy
and income generated
1. Through testing of materials of Pnachayati Raj, Irrigation and PWD, in University Test House Rs 16 Lakhs
2. Through consultancy in design and analysis to HUDA and Irrigation Department, Rs 3.85 Lakhs
25 Faculty selected
nationally/
internationally to visit
other laboratories in
India and abroad.
26 Faculty serving in
a. National
Committees
b. International
Committees
c. Editorial Boards
d. Any other (please
specify)
Er. Gyanendra Singh appointed as corresponding member in sub-committee of National Road Safety committee
Nil
27 Faculty recharging
strategies
Through Continuing Education Programme
28 Student Projects At UG and PG Levels
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29 Awards/ recognitions
received at the national
and international level
by:
• Faculty
• Doctoral/ Post-
doctoral fellows
• Students
Nil
30 Seminars/ Conferences/
Workshops organized
and the source of
funding (national/
international) with
details of outstanding
participants, if any.
Nil
31 Code of ethics for
research followed by
the departments.
Code of ethics for research followed as per University Rules and notifications.
32 Student profile course-wise (2011-12)
Name of course (refer to question no. 4)
Applications received
Selected Pass %
Subject Year Through State Counseling
Male Female Male Female B.Tech. 2013
(2009 Batch) 56 07 99% 100%
M.Tech. 2013 (2009 Batch)
19 00 100%
33 Diversity of students (2012-13)
Name of course (refer to question no. 4)
% of students from the same University
% of students from other universities within the State
% of students from universities outside the State
% of students from other countries
B.Tech. 90 10 M.Tech. Nil 90 10 Ph.D. 100
34 How many students
have cleared Civil
Services and Defense
Services examinations,
NET, SET, GATE and
This is a new Department and the first batch passed in 2013. 15 students cleared GATE in 2013.
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other competitive
examinations? Give
details category-wise.
35 Student Progression
Student Progression Percentage (%) UG to PG 20 PG to M.Phil. NA (New Deptt.) PG to Ph.D. NA (New Deptt.) Ph.D. to Post-doctoral NA (New Deptt.) Employed
• Campus selection • Other campus
recruitment
33
Entrepreneurs
36 Diversity of Staff
Percentage of faculty who are graduates
• Of the University • From other universities within the
State • From universities from other
States • From universities outside the
country
Nil 45% 55% Nil
37 Number of faculty who
were awarded Ph.D.,
D.Sc. and D.Litt. during
the assessment year.
Nil
38 Present details of
infrastructural facilities
with regard to:
a. Library: Central Library with network facility
b. Internet facilities for staff and students: Yes; Cabled & Internet facility to all the staff members in all rooms. Wi-Fi Internet facility to all students in deptartment and hostels.
c. Total number of classrooms: 04 d. Classrooms with ICT facilities projecter
facility available in computer lab and seminar hall of the department
e. Students’ laboratories: 10 f. Research laboratories: University Test
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House has been established for research, material testing and consultancy work.
39 List of doctoral, post-
doctoral students and
research associates.
a. From the host
University:
b. From other
Universities
1. Er. Parveen 2. Er. Sachin Dass 1. Er. Gyanendra Singh 2. Er. Pankaj Agarwal 3. Er. Sunita Kumari
40 Number of Post-
Graduate students
getting assistance from
the University.
Nil
41 Was any need
assessment exercise
undertaken before the
development of new
programme(s)? If so,
highlight the
methodology.
BOS (PG) was constituted and the new schems for M.Tech. (Structural Engineering) and (Highway Safety and Engineering) have been sugested and approved by Academic Council.
42 Does the department
obtain feedback from:
a. Faculty on
curriculum as well
as teaching-
learning-
evaluation? If yes,
how does the
department utilise
the feedback?
b. Students on staff,
curriculum and
teaching-learning-
evaluation and how
does the
department utilize
the feedback?
Yes, Department obtains feedback and the same is tabled before BOS. Yes, the Department asks feedback from the students and the feedback is discussed in faculty meeting. The feedback so obtained helps in improving or changing the teaching strategies and approaches.
43 List the distinguished
alumni of the
department (Maximum
10)
N.A.
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44 Give details of student
enrichment
programmes (special
lectures/ workshops/
seminar) involving
external experts.
1. Department organizes Annual Technical Festival under University. This includes Conference, model making, technical quiz, etc. 2. Student chapter of Indian Concrete Institute has been established. 3. Special online lectures by experts from IIT started from the session 2013-14.
45 List the teaching
methods adopted by the
faculty for different
programmes.
1. Conventional chalk duster system 2. Audio Visual 3. Smart Class rooms
46 How does the
department ensure that
programme objectives
are constantly met and
learning outcomes are
monitored?
1. Through Minor Tests 2. Continued Evaluation of the students 3. Presentation 4. Feedback from organization where students
take training 5. Feedback from visiting experts from
industry, profession and other eminent institutes and external examiners
6. Continuing Education Programmes of the Faculty
47 Highlight the
participation of
students and faculty in
extension activities
1. Students are encouraged and supported to participate at State and National levels.
2. Faculty is also encouraged to participate in the courses organized by MHRD/ UGC/ AICTE etc.
4. The students regularly participate in blood donation camps and in the teaching of construction workers through a student initiative programme “SAVERA”
48 Give details of “beyond
syllabus scholarly
activities” of the
department.
1. Experts talks 2. Participations in extra circular activity 3. Participation in state and national level
technical institutes
49 State whether the
programme/
department is
accredited/ graded by
No.
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other agencies? If yes,
give details.
50 Briefly highlight the
contributions of the
department in
generating new
knowledge, basic or
applied.
Syllabus has been revised as per latest demand of industry
51 Future plan of the
department.
1. To Start AICTE Approved PG Programmes 2. Accreditation 3. Centre of Excellence in the fields of
Structural and Highway Engineering
52 Detail any five
Strengths, Weaknesses,
Opportunities and
Challenges of the
department.
Strengths
1. State Govt supported Infra-structure 2. Well qualified and experienced faculty 3. Location advantage of NCR 4. Wide scope of consultancy and learning
Weaknesses 1. Laboratories require more investment. 2. Faculty at senior level
Opportunities
1. Being new Department, faculty and students can be trained as per latest trends
2. Courses can be modified and offered accordingly
Challenges 1. To develop infra-structure for state of
the art laboratories and thus establish centre of excellence
2. To start PG Programmes in Core Areas of Civil Engineering
3. To elevate the Department at par with any state level and then national level institutes.
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COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
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1 Name of the
Department
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
2 Year of
Establishment
1989
3 Is the Department
part of a School/
Faculty of the
University.
Yes
4 Names of the
Programmes/
Courses offered
(UG, PG, M.Phil.,
Ph.D., Integrated
Masters,
Integrated Ph.D.
B.Tech. (Computer Science & Engineering) M.Tech. (Computer Science &Engineering) Ph.D. (Computer Science & Engineering) B.Tech. (part-time)(Computer Science & Engg.) M.Tech. (part-time)(Computer Science & Engg.)
5 Inter-Disciplinary
courses and
Departments
involved
Nil
6 Courses in
collaboration with
other Universities,
industries, foreign
institutions etc.
Nil
7 Details of
Programmes /
courses
discontinued, if
any, with reasons.
N.A.
8 Annual/ Semester/
Choice Based
Credit System
Semester Based Credit System
9 Participation of
the Department in
the courses offered
by other
Yes, teaching subjects to other departments like Fundamentals of Computer Programming, Data structures, Computer Organization and Architecture, Computer Networks, Digital image Processing.etc
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departments.
10 Number of
teaching posts
sanctioned and
filled (Professor/
Associate
Professor/
Assistant
Professor)
Level Sanctioned Filled Professor 01 Associate Professor 02 Assistant Professor 10
11 Faculty Profile with name, qualification, designation and specialization
(D.Sc./ D. Litt., Ph.D., M.Phil. etc.
Name of
Faculty
Members
Highest
Qualifica
tion
Designation Specialization Exp.
(years)
Ph.D.
students
guided/
Pursuing
Dr. Rajive Kansal
Ph.D. Prof. (Dept. of Math) & Dean of Faculty of IT & CS
Image processing, Software engineering
25 6
Dr. R. B. Patel
Post Doc, Ph.D.
Professor (Dec. 2010-June 2012)
Mobile Computing 25*
Dr. Rajesh Bhatia
Ph.D. Professor (Nov. 2010 – April 2013)
Software Engg. 18*
Dr. Dharmender Singh
Ph.D. Associate Prof. (Aug. 2010 – July 2011)
Database Systems 13*
Dr. Anita Singhrova
Ph.D. Professor and Chairperson
Wireless networks 17 3 pursuing
Dr. Parvinder Singh
Ph.D. Associate Professor
Information security
15 1+ 7 (pursuing)
Dr. Amita Malik
Ph.D. Associate Professor
Mobile ad-hoc networks
13 5 pursuing
Ms. Suman M.Tech. (Ph.D. pursuing)
Assistant Professor
Heterogeneous wireless networks
13 -
Dr. Sukhdip Singh
Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Software engg. 13 1 pursuing
Ms. Suman Deswal
M.Tech. (Ph.D. pursuing)
Assistant Professor
Wireless networks 13 -
Dr. Dinesh Singh
Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Wireless networks 10 -
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Mr. Sanjeev Indora
M.Tech. Assistant Professor
Computer Networks
7 -
Mr. Ajmer Singh
M.Tech. (Ph.D. pursuing)
Assistant Professor
Software engg. 6 -
Mr. Rajbir Singh
M.Tech. (Ph.D. pursuing)
Assistant Professor
Software Engg. 7 -
Ms. Kavita Rathi
M.Tech. Assistant Professor
Natural language processing
5 -
Ms. Neetu Verma
M.Tech. Assistant Professor
Natural language processing
5 -
Mr. Jitender Kumar
M.Tech. (Ph.D. pursuing)
Assistant Professor
Cloud computing 4 -
*Left the institute
12 List of senior
Visiting Fellows,
faculty, adjunct
faculty, emeritus
professors.
• Prof. P.K.Attrey, Winnipeg University, Canada, delivered an expert lecture on the topic “Secure Multimedia Processing over Cloud” on 26.08.2013.
• Dr. Sukhvinder Singh, Professor, CSE Deptt., UIET, Punjab University, Chandigarh on 13.12.2012.
13 Percentage of
classes taken by
temporary faculty-
programme-wise
information.
B.Tech.: 20%
14 Programme-wise
Student Teacher
ratio
B.Tech: 30:1( 9 faculty on 276 students) M.Tech: 15:1(4 faculty on 60 students)
15 Number of
academic support
staff (technical)
and administrative
staff (sanctioned
and filled)
Level Sanctioned
Filled
Technical staff
02-Technician (GRADE-A) 01- Lab Attendant
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Administrative staff
01- Steno 01-Peon (DC Rates)
16 Research thrust
areas recognized
by funding
agencies
Wireless Sensor Networks, Secure Communication, Image Processing
17 Number of faculty
with ongoing
projects from
a. National
b. International
funding
agencies and
c. Total grants
received.
Give the names of
the funding
agencies and
grants received
project-wise.
S. No
Name Project Title Funding Agency
Grant Sanctioned (Rs Lakhs.)
1 Dr. Amita Malik
Investigation on Swarm Intelligence Based Coverage Hole detection for WSN
UGC 7.29
2 Dr. Parvinder Singh& Dr. Dinesh Singh
Development of A Model for Secure Communication
UGC 5.55
18 Inter-institutional
collaborative
projects and
grants received.
Nil
19 Departmental
projects funded by
DST-FIST; UGC-
SAP/CAS, DPE;
DBT, ACSSR, etc.,
Total grants
received.
Serial
Name of Funding Agency
Grant Sanctioned (Rs)
1 UGC 7.29 2 UGC 5.55
20 Research facility/
Centre with
• State
recognition
• National
recognition
Nil
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• International
recognition
21 Special research
laboratories
sponsored by/
created by
industry or
corporate bodies.
• WSN research lab to be sponsored under UGC sanctioned project.
• Image Processing research lab to be sponsored under UGC sanctioned project.
22 Publications (2008-09 to March,2014)
Number of papers
published in peer reviewed journals (national/ international)
145
Monographs 0 Chapters in books 0 Edited books 0 Books with ISBN with details of publishers. Number listed in international database (e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities international Complete, Dare Database-International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host etc.
• Parvinder Singh,” Internet Fundamentals”. Text Book for MCA, Directorate of Distance Education,GJU, Hissar
• Parvinder Singh,” Computer Networks II”.Text Book for MCA,Directorate of Distance Education,GJU, Hissar
• Parvinder Singh, Manoj Kumar, "Implementing, Analyzing and Evaluating IPTV in Wireless LAN: An IPTV Book", LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Germany, 2012, ISBN- 978-3659105821.
Citation Index-range/ average
Upto 31 citations
SNIP SJR Impact Factor-range/ average
Upto 1.6
h-index Max 3
23 Details of patents
and income
NIL
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generated
24 Areas of
consultancy and
income generated
Nil
25 Faculty selected
nationally/
internationally to
visit other
laboratories in
India and abroad.
Nil
26 Faculty serving in
a. National
Committees
b. International
Committees
c. Editorial
Boards
d. Any other
(please specify)
a) National Committees Dr. Rajive Kumar, Dean • Member of NBA Expert Committee
Dr. Parvinder Singh • Member of AICTE Expert Committee, Member of Inspection Committee of KUK.
C) Dr. Parvinder Singh, Associate Professor
• Reviewer of IEEE Transactions on Information Forensics and Security
• Reviewer of IEEE Transactions on Image Processing
• Reviewer of Engineering Letters • Reviewer of WSEAS Journals and Conferences • Working as Adjunct Faculty for American
Sentinel University, USA • Member Editorial Board- International Journal
of Computer Science and Security (ISSN: 1985-1553)
• Member Editorial Board- COMPUTECH: An International Journal of Computers (ISSN: 2229-4589)
• Member Editorial Board- DIGITECH: An International Journal of Computer Science and Applications (ISSN: 2229-4597)
• Member Editorial Board- International Journal of Information Technology and Knowledge Management(ISSN : 0973-4414),2011, Singapore
Dr. Anita Singhrova
Reviewer of IEEE WCNC 2014 workshop on
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interference and design issues for the future heterogeneous networks.
27 Faculty
recharging
strategies
Attending various workshops, conferences, short term courses and orientation programs
28 Student Projects. • Percentage of UG students who have done in-
house projects: 100% • Percentage of PG students doing projects in
collaboration with other universities / industry / institutes: 5%
29 Awards/
recognitions
received at the
national and
international level
by:
• Faculty
• Doctoral/
Post-doctoral
fellows
• Students
Faculty
Dr. Anita Singhrova
Best Paper selected in CSI Communications
2010
Dr. Parvinder Singh
Best Engineer of the Year Award By Cambridge, UK
2012
30 Seminars/ Conferences/ Workshops organized and the source of
funding (national/ international) with details of outstanding
participants, if any.
Title Duration Funding
Agency
Number of
Participants
All India Seminar on Information Security
Two days, 25-26 February 2013
IEI 50
STC on Green Computing
One Week16.05.2011 to 20.05.2011
UGC 46
National Workshop on Networks and Information Security
One Day
21.10.2010
TEQIP 30
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National Workshop on Network & Information Security (NIS-09),
One Day
06.03.2009
TEQIP 50
STC on Towards an Excellent Work Culture (TEWC-08) from
Four Days, 12.12.08 to 15.12.08
TEQIP 20
STC on “Soft Computing”
One Week, 07.10.2013 to 11.10.2013
TEQIP 60
FDP on “Recent Innovations in Infrastructure-less Networks Technologies (RIINT-14)”
One Week, 13.01.2014 to 17.01.2014
TEQIP 65
Community Service Programme “Computer Todays’ Need”
Three Days,
18.12.2007 to 20.12.2007
TEQIP 40
National workshop on Realizing WSN using Simulators and Testbed
One week,
3.3.2014 to 7.3.2014
TEQIP 51
31 Code of ethics for
research followed
by the
departments.
Code consists of various ethical principles that include respect for rights and dignity of the person, competence, responsibility and integrity
32 Student profile
course-wise
Name of course
(refer to question
no. 4)
Applicati
ons
received
Selected Pass %
Subject Pass out Year
Male Female
Male Female
B. Tech. 2008-09
Through HSCS
56 12 100 100
2009-10
41 21 100 100
2010-11
43 26 100 100
100
2011-12
37 31 100 100
2012-13
41 25 100 100
2013-14
41 32 Result Awaited
M. Tech. 2010-11
150 16 13 100 100
2011-12
290 10 19 100 100
2012-13
335 14 22 100 100
2013-14
365 13 18 Result Awaited
Ph.D. 2009-10
50 05 05 02 Completed, 08 Pursuing
2010-11
90 05 03 Pursuing
2012-13
72 00 03 Pursuing
33 Diversity of students (2012-13)
Name of course (refer to question no. 4)
% of students from the same University
% of students from other universities within the State
% of students from universities outside the State
% of students from other countries
B.Tech. Nil 85 15 Nil M.Tech. 3 27 70 Nil Ph.D. 9 77 14 Nil
34 How many
students have
cleared Civil
Services and
Defense Services
examinations,
NET, SET, GATE
and other
competitive
examinations?
Give details
category-wise.
Examination Qualified GATE 74(PG), 47(UG) NET 5% (PG students) GRE 12% Defense Services 7%
35 Student
Progression
Student Progression Percentage (%) UG to PG 60% PG to M.Phil. Nil PG to Ph.D. 40% Ph.D. to Post-doctoral Nil
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Employed • Campus
selection • Other campus
recruitment
90% Campus Selection 10% Other Campus Selection
Entrepreneurs Nil
36 Diversity of Staff Percentage of faculty who are graduates
• Of the Same University • From other universities within
the State • From universities from other
States • From universities outside the
country
23% 69% 8% Nil
37 Number of faculty
who were awarded
Ph.D., D.Sc. and
D.Litt. during the
assessment year.
02 faculty member awarded Ph.D. degree (Dr. Dinesh Singh, Dr. Sukhdip Singh in August 2013 and Nov. 2013 respectively) 01 faculty member has submitted Ph.D. thesis (Ms. Suman) (August 2013)
38 Present details of
infrastructural
facilities with
regard to:
a. Library: The department shares the central university library
b. Internet facilities for staff and students: 100% c. Total number of classrooms: 06 d. Classrooms with ICT facilities:01 e. Students’ laboratories:04 f. Research laboratories:01(Partially established)
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39 List of doctoral,
post-doctoral
students and
research
associates.
a) From the host
University:
b) From other
Universities
a) From Host University
• Suman • Dinesh Singh • Darshana Hooda • Ajmer Singh • Jitender kumar • Rajvir Singh • Suman Deswal
b) From other Universities
• Mamta • Deepshikha Verma • Jasvinder Singh • Jasvinder Kaur • Rajinder Singh • Ashish Mehta • Sanjay Malik • Ajit Kumar • Shalu Madan • Savita Ahlawat • Archana • Shalu • Mukta Gahlawat • Abhay Jain
40 Number of Post-
Graduate students
getting assistance
from the
University.
January 2013- June 2013: 06 (from TEQIP funds to M.Tech. 2nd Year students) All GATE qualified M.Tech students (admitted in 2012) onwards getting assistance from AICTE.
41 Was any need
assessment
exercise
undertaken before
the development of
new
programme(s)? If
so, highlight the
methodology.
Yes, before starting part time B.Tech. and regular Ph.D. programme.
42 Does the
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department obtain
feedback from:
a. Faculty on
curriculum as
well as teaching-
learning-
evaluation? If
yes, how does the
department
utilise the
feedback?
b. Students on staff,
curriculum and
teaching-
learning-
evaluation and
how does the
department
utilize the
feedback?
a. Yes, The feedback is taken from faculty and considered during review of scheme and syllabus in BOS (UG & PG).
b. The inputs from the expert faculty visiting during various FDP, workshops etc. are also taken.
c. Yes; grievances of students taken care of by the
Chairman and Teacher counselor
43 List the
distinguished
alumni of the
department
(Maximum 10)
1.Sukhdip Singh 2. Suman Deswal 3. Diksha Dahiya 4. Deepak 5. Amit Maheshwari 6. Suneet Singh 7. Deepa Antil 8. Surbhi 9. Kavita 10.Pooja
44 Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures/
workshops/ seminar) involving external experts. Name Date Event/Title
Prof. Manohar Lal Director, SOCIS, IGNOU
06.03.09 National Workshop on Network & Information Security (NIS-09),
Dr. Rahul Banerjee Computer Science & Information Systems Group, BITS, Pilani
06.03.09 National Workshop on Network & Information Security (NIS-09),
Dr. Vikram Singh, CDLU, Sirsa
16.05.11 STC on Green Computing
Dr. Yogesh Chaba, GJU, 17.05.11 STC on Green Computing
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Hissar Mr. Ashish Runthala, BITS, Pillani
17.05.11 STC on Green Computing
Dr. A.K. Verma, CSED, Thapar University, Patiala
16.05.11 STC on Green Computing
Dr. Dilip Kumar, CDAC, Mohali
17.05.11 STC on Green Computing
Dr. Sukhvinder Singh, Prof., PU, Chandigarh
31.10.12 Wireless Networks
Lt. Gen. (Retd.) Karan Singh Yadav, VC, YMCA University, Faridabad
25.02.13 IEI Sponsored All India Seminar on Information Security
Dr. Sanjiv Sofat, Dean, PEC, Chandigarh
25.02.13 IEI Sponsored All India Seminar on Information Security
Dr. Sanjay Batish, Director Computer Centre, PEC, Chandigarh
25.02.13 IEI Sponsored All India Seminar on Information Security
Dr. Chanderkant Verma, KUK
25.02.13 IEI Sponsored All India Seminar on Information Security
Expert talk by TCS members
26.02.13 IEI Sponsored All India Seminar on Information Security
Prof. H.M. Gupta, IIT, Delhi
13.01.14 FDP on Recent Innovations on Infrastructure-less Networks Technologies, RIINT-14
Prof. Anil Rose, Ph.D., NIT, Jalandhar
13.01.14 & 14.01.14
--do--
Prof. S.R.N. Reddy, IGDTUW, Delhi
14.01.14 --do--
Prof. Sanjay Dhurandher, NSIT, Dwarka, Delhi
15.01.14 --do--
Prof. A.K. Verma, Thapar University, Patiala
16.01.14 & 17.01.14
--do--
Prof. Neeraj K. Nehra, Thapar University, Patiala
16.01.14 & 17.01.14
--do—
Prof. M.C. Govil, MNIT Jaipur
03.03.2014 National workshop on Realizing WSN using Simulators and Testbed
45 List the teaching
methods adopted
by the faculty for
different
programmes.
• LCD projector • Chalk-Duster • Group Discussions • Quizzes
46 How does the
department ensure
that programme
objectives are
constantly met and
learning outcomes
The Department monitors its objectives through the success rate of its UG and PG students. Department encourages the research students to publish their work in high impact factor journals and to file patents of their innovative research.
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are monitored?
47 Highlight the
participation of
students and
faculty in
extension activities
Active participation of students in following activities
• SAVERA • Blood donation camp
• Inter-University Technical and Cultural Participation
• Inter-University and Intra-University Sports Participation
48 Give details of
“beyond syllabus
scholarly
activities” of the
department.
• Industry Visits a. Trinity Infocom Pvt. Ltd., Mandi from 11 to
14th Feb.,2014 b. Franchisy India, IT Park, Chandigarh in
March, 2010 c. IT company in Dharamshala, Himachal
Pradesh in May, 2010 • COSMOS Society • Preliminary online contest held on 19.10.2013 by
ACM-ICPC , Asia Region Kanpur site • Expert talk on “Power of habits” by Sh. Sumit
Garg on 05.02.2014.
49 State whether the
programme/
department is
accredited/ graded
by other agencies?
If yes, give details.
• B.Tech. programme is accredited by NBA • Applied for accreditation of M.Tech. programme
50 Briefly highlight
the contributions
of the department
in generating new
knowledge, basic
or applied.
• The faculty members are actively involved in research. Five faculty members are pursuing Ph.D.
• CSI Educational Institutional membership valid till 31-03-2015.
• IEI Institutional life membership student chapter since June 2010.
51 Future plan of the
department. • To establish research laboratories • To get more and more research projects • To start new M.Tech. course
52
Detail any five Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and
Challenges of the department.
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Strengths:
a. Well-trained and experienced faculty. b. The department has fully equipped laboratories. c. TEQIP funds Phase – II received. d. All faculty members are making continuous efforts to upgrade their
knowledge, qualification and teaching skills.
Weaknesses:
a. Lack of un-interrupted power back up b. Inadequate number of senior faculty c. Lack of departmental library & committee room d. Lack of financial powers at department level, and tedious as well
as long procedures followed for research activities
Opportunities:
a. The department is located within National Capital region (NCR). b. Sufficient infrastructure facilities are available to organize
international & national conferences/seminars/workshops at the department as well as in the campus.
c. The department is situated near progressive metropolitan city with upcoming industrial and educational institutes.
Challenges:
a. New research labs and procurement of latest equipments to carry out PG/Ph.D.courses.
b. Non-availability of online journals. c. Printing and photocopying facility for individual faculty does not
exist. d. To enhance quality supporting staff in laboratories. e. Promotion of industry institute interaction
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
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1 Name of the Department ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
2 Year of Establishment 1987
3 Is the Department part of
a School/ Faculty of the
University.
Yes
4 Names of the
Programmes/ Courses
offered (UG, PG, M.Phil.,
Ph.D., Integrated Masters,
Integrated Ph.D.
B.Tech. (EE) M.Tech. (Power System) M. Tech. (Instrumentation & Control) Ph.D. Part-Time B.Tech. (EE)
5 Inter-Disciplinary courses
and Departments involved
Ph.D. (Electronics & Comm. Engg. Department & Bio-Medical Engineering Department).
6 Courses in collaboration
with other Universities,
industries, foreign
institutions etc.
Research Programmes are in colabration with other Universities, NITs, and IIT.
7 Details of Programmes/
courses discontinued, if
any, with reasons.
Part-Time B.Tech. (EE) w.e.f. from 2010-2011
8 Annual/ Semester/ Choice
Based Credit System
Semster Based Credit System
9 Participation of the
Department in the courses
offered by other depts.
Dept. of Electronics & Comm. Engg. , Dept. of Bio-Medical Engg., Dept. of Chemical Engineering
10 Number of teaching posts
sanctioned and filled
(Professor/ Associate
Professor/ Assistant
Professor)
Level Sanctioned Filled Professor 2+2=4 3 Associate Professor 4+1=5 4 Assistant Professor 8+4=12 11
11 Faculty Profile with name, qualification, designation and specialization
(D.Sc./ D. Litt., Ph.D., M.Phil. etc.
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Name of
Faculty
Qualification Designation Specialisation Experien
ce (yrs)
Ph.D.
students
guided
Dr. J.S Saini Ph.D. Professor & Dean of Colleges
Control system, Opimization
27 2
Dr. S.K Gupta Ph.D. Professor Power systems 21 NIL
Dr. D.K.Jain Ph.D . Professor & Chairman
Power quality 25 3
Sh. Sandeep Nandrajog
B.Tech. Associate Professor
Elctrical m/cs 30 NIL
Sh. Mukesh Kumar
B.Tech. Associate Professor
Power generation 18 NIL
Dr. Surender Dahiya
Ph.D. Associate Professor
Electrical Power Quality
18 NIL
Sh. A K Singh
Ph.D. Pursuing
Associate Professor
Bio-sensors 17 NIL
Dr. Mukhtair Singh
Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Power Electronics 10
NIL
Mrs. Sanju Saini
Ph.D. Pursuing
Assistant Professor
Choas theory 23 NIL
Dr. N K Yadav
Ph.D. Assistant Professor
De-regulation 10 NIL
Sh. Rajneesh Pawar
Ph.D. Pursuing
Assistant Professor
Energy audit & genetic algorithm
06 NIL
Dr. Manish Kr. Saini
Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Power Quality, Signal Processing
08 NIL
Sh. Rohtash Dhiman
Ph.D. Pursuing
Assistant Professor
Image processing 14 NIL
Mrs. Deepika M.Tech. Assistant Professor
Power Systems 1 NIL
Mr. Ravi Ph.D. Pursuing
Assistant Professor
Energy Audit, Smart Grid
1 NIL
Dr. Naresh Kumar
Ph.D. Assistant Professor
SCADA 16 NIL
Mr. Anil Kumar
M.Tech. Assistant Professor
Power Systems 1 NIL
Mr. Deepesh Sharma
M.Tech. Assistant Professor
Power Distribution 1 NIL
12 List of senior Visiting Fellows, faculty, adjunct faculty, emeritus
professors.
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S.
No.
DATE Name of the Eminent guest Affiliation of the
guest
Theme of the lecture
1 5/3/2009 Er. Arun Kumar, Dy Chief Engr. Electrical, Delhi Metro Rail Corpn
DMRC, Delhi Expert Lecture on Electric Rolling Stock
2 15/9/2009 Sh. N.S. Saxena, Director-General NPTI, Fbd
NPTI, Fbd. Engineers day 2009 Celebration & Lecture of Eminence on Power Scenario
3 15 Sept 2011
Prof. Chandan Ghosh, NIDM, New Delhi
NIDM, New Delhi
Engineers day 2011
4 05.08.2011 Dr. A.N. Jha, Retired Prof. IIT, N. Delhi Expert Lecture on Advancements in Control Systems
5 05.08.2011 Dr. Bhim Singh, Prof. EED IIT, N. Delhi Expert Lecture on Electric Power Quality
6 Feb 2011 A K Paul, PGCI M N Naik, Panipat Refinery
M N Naik, Panipat Refinery
Electrical Engineers Day 2011
7 16.5.11 to 20.5.11
Ravinder Joshi, GM NDPL Delhi; Dr. Sukumar Mishra, IITD; Sh. Manish Satija, SLDC Panipat; Dr. S.N. Singh IITK
IPPGC Ltd. Delhi; MAIT Delhi
STTP
8 Feb 2011 A K Paul, PGCI & M N Naik, Panipat Refinery
PGCI & Panipat Refinery
Expert Lecture
9 4.12.10 Dr. Bhim Singh, Prof. EED, IIT, New Delhi
Expert Lecture
10 05.08.2011 Dr. A.N. Jha Retired Prof., EED, IIT, Delhi.
Expert Lecture
11 15.9.2009 N.S. Saxena Director-General NPTI, Fbd
Expert Lecture
12 2008 Dr. Shakti Kumar Prof. Expert Lecture 13 2008 Dr. Rajiv Kapoor Prof. & Head
ECE, DTU, Delhi Expert Lecture
13 Percentage of classes
taken by temporary
faculty-programme-
wise information.
5%
14 Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratio
Student Teacher Ratio (STR):
For UG (Regular B.Tech.): STR is desired to be 15 or superior STR = Student Teacher Ratio = (x + y + z) / N1 Where x = Number of students in 2nd year of the program y = Number of students in 3rd year of the program z = Number of students in 4th year of the program N1 = Total Number Faculty Members in the program (by considering
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fractional load) Year x y z x+y+z N1 STR
2008-09 69 66 64 199 11 18
2009-10 65 69 66 200 12 16.7
2010-11 67 65 69 201 14 14.35
2011-12 66 65 67 198 13 15.5
2012-13 67 66 64 197 13 15.5
Average STR for UG (Regular B.Tech.) = 16.01
For UG (Part-Time B.Tech.): Year x y z x+y+z N1 STR
2010-11 57 -- -- 57 6 9.5
2011-12 42 53 -- 95 8 11.875
30 32 50 112 10 11.2
Average STR for UG (Part-time B.Tech.) =10.86
Year 1st year 2nd year 1st + 2nd
Year N1 STR
2009-10 27 00 27 03 9
2010-11 30 22 57 05 11.4
2011-12 35 30 65 05 13
2012-13 36 35 73 05 14.6
Average STR for PG (M.Tech. (P&S)) = 12
Year 1st year 2nd year 1st + 2nd
Year N1 STR
2008-09 17 18 35 3 12
2009-10 29 17 46 3 15
2010-11 17 29 46 4 12
2011-12 18 17 35 3 12
Average STR for PG (M.Tech. (I&C)) = 12.8
15 Number of academic
support staff
(technical) and
administrative staff
(sanctioned and
Level Sanctioned Filled
Technical
staff
Grade -
A
Grad
e -B
Gr.A Gr.B
Technician 3 3 03 04 Lab 1 0
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filled) Technician Assistant Technical Offi.
1 01
Technical laboratory inst.
1 01
Attendant-cum-Cleaner
1 01
Administrative staff Steno 1 1
Peon-cum-attendent 1 1 Peon 1 1
16 Research thrust
areas recognized by
funding agencies
1. Power Systems 2. Intelligent Systems
17 Number of faculty
with ongoing
projects from
a. National
b. International
funding
agencies and
c. Total grants
received.
Give the names of
the funding agencies
and grants received
project-wise.
Serial Name Project Title
Funding Agency
Grant Sanctioned (R Lakhs.)
1. Dr. J S Saini & Ms. Sanju Saini
AICTE
RPS Project
6 (Completed)
2. Dr. Naresh
Kumar UGC R&D
Project 6
Total grants received=12 Lakhs
18 Inter-institutional
collaborative
projects and grants
received.
a. All India
collaboration
b. International
a. RPS project on Genetic Algorithm and its Application
b. A working order of Hybrid Green Power Plant for Rural & Urban Areas
19 Departmental
projects funded by
DST-FIST; UGC-
SAP/CAS, DPE;
DBT, ACSSR, etc.,
Total grants
received.
Serial Name of Funding Agency
Grant Sanctioned (R)
1. UGC 6,00,000/- 2. AICTE 6,00,000/-
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20 Research facility/
Centre with
• State
recognition
• National
recognition
• International
recognition
NIL
21 Special research
laboratories
sponsored by/
created by industry
or corporate bodies.
The faculty members are working projects funded by state and national agencies.
22 Publications (2008-
09 to 2012-13) Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national/ international)
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Monographs 0 Chapters in books 1 Edited books 0 Books with ISBN with details of publishers. Number listed in international database (e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities international Complete, Dare Database-International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host etc.
978-18-88114-91-7, Umesh Publications
Citation Index-range/ average
0-131/25
SNIP SJR Impact Factor-range/ average
0-5.16/1.85
h-index 0-6
23 Details of patents
and income
generated
NIL
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24 Areas of consultancy
and income
generated
Electrical Machine and Training, Income Generated is R134500/-
25 Faculty selected
nationally/
internationally to
visit other
laboratories in India
and abroad.
NIL
26 Faculty serving in
a. National
Committees
b. International
Committees
c. Editorial
Boards
d. Other Univ.
(please specify)
The senior faculty members are the committee member of various BOS in different Universities like MDU, Rohtak, YMCA Univ., Faridabad, GJUST, Hisar.
27 Faculty recharging strategies: Faculty members are sent for STP,
orientation and refersher courses.
S. No Date Events attended Organized by Duration
1. 29 July, 2009 4th South Asia Renewable Energy Conference 2009 held at Hotel Le Meridian, New Delhi
Ministry of N & R E & ASSOCAM, Delhi
2 days
2. 23-26 Nov, 2010
International Conference of Power Electronics & Power Engineering.
WASET, ITALY 4 days
3. 19-20th April 11
International Conference: POWERGRID 2011: at Pragati Maidan. New Delhi
PGCI, New Delhi 2 days
4. 26/2/2011-2/3/2011
Digital Signal Processing IIT, Roorkee 5 days
5. 10-16 May, 2011
Workshop for Professors/Readers on Analytical Techniques for Research
UGC Academic Staff College, B.P.S. Mahila Vishwavidyalaya, Khanpur Kalan, Sonepat
7 days
6. 20/4/2011 Wavelets and its Applications in Signal Processing
Jaypee Institute of Information Technology, Noida
1 day
7. 4-8 July, 2011 National workshop on Non linear Dynamical Systems
NIT, Durgapur 5 days
8. 5-9 July, 2010 Pattern Recognition and Soft Computing
Delhi Technological University, Delhi
5 days
9. 20-21 Oct, Mission10X: High Impact Amity University, 2 days
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2009 Teaching Skill Noida 10.7-18 Dec, 2009 Soft Computing using Matlab and
LaTeX at Glance Delhi Technological University, Delhi.
12 days
11.13-19 July, 2009
AICTE sponsored short term training program on “Modern Practices in Instrumentation and Measurement”
DrB.R Ambedker NIT, Jalandhar, Punjab.
7 days
12.23-27 May, 2011
AICTE sponsored short term training program on “MATLAB Based Advanced DSP”
NITTR, Chandigarh. 5 days
13.7-18 May, 2012 Induction Training Program For Newly Recruited Polytechnic & Engineering Teachers
NITTTR, SEC.-26,CHANDIGARH
12 days
14.9 July, 2010 Industrial Automation YMCAUST, FARIDABAD
15.7-18 May, 2012 Induction Training Program For Newly Recruited Polytechnic & Engineering Teachers
NITTTR, SEC.-26,CHANDIGARH
12 days
16.24-25 Feb, 2012
Industrial Automation H.C.E., Sonepat 2 days
17.9 July, 2011 Advances in Computational Intelligence (NCACI 11)
Sat Priya Group of Institutions, Rohtak
1 day
18.21 May, 2011 Recent Trends In Communication Engineering And Network Security
N.C.Institute of Technology, Israna, Panipat
1 day
19.17-19 Sept, 2010
National Conference On, “The Renewable Energy sources – A Plausible Solution to Looming Energy Crisis”
MNRE at Rajasthan College of Engineering for Women, Jaipur, Rajasthan.
2 days
20.24-25 April, 2010
All India Seminar on “Innovations and Recent Trends in Power system and Power Electronics”
The Institution of Engineers (India) at Arya College
2 days
21.15 Sept, 2010 National Level Project Competition Arya campus on the occasion of Engineers Day
The Institution of Engineers (India), Rajasthan Centre, Jaipur
1 day
22.12 Dec, 2009 National Conference on “Innovative Developments in Electronics Arena
Arya College of Engineering & IT Kukas, Jaipur and sponsored by Computer Engineering, Division Board, The Institution of Engineers (India)
1 day
23.10-11 April, 2010
National Seminar “Renewable Energy & Environment
Arya College of Engineering & IT Kukas, Jaipur Sponsored by Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, Government of India in Arya Campus.
1Day
24.22-23 Nov, National Conference “Recent Arya College of 2 days
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2010 Advances in Electronics, Telecommunication & Computing Control Technologies”
Engineering & IT Kukas, Jaipur and Technically sponsored by IEEE –MTT-S (Delhi Chapter), IEEE-MTT-S (India Council) and IETE Rajasthan Center
25.2-3 April, 2011 All India Seminar on “Recent Innovations in Power system Power Protection”
Sponsored by The Institution of Engineers (India), Arya College of Engg & IT, Jaipur.
2 days
26.5-6 Feb, 2011 “Network Technology and Communication
All India Seminar sponsored by The Institution of Engineers (India) at Arya College of Engg & IT, Jaipur
2 days
27.9-10 July, 2011 “Nano-Technology & It’s Application”
All India Seminar sponsored by The Institution of Engineers (India) at Arya College of Engg & IT, Jaipur.
2 days
28.15 Sept, 2011 At Arya campus on the occasion of Engineers Day. National Inter College Project Competition (Tehnika Naitus-11)
At Arya campus on the occasion of Engineers Day
1 day
29.21 April 2011 On PLC/SCADA by DAIC, Noida.
One Day Workshop
30.16 -20 Jan 2012 Electrical and Electronics Projects NITTTR, Chd 5 days 31.17-21 Sep 2012 Control of electrical motors NITTTR, Chd 5 days 32.7-18 May, 2012 Induction Training Program For
Newly Recruited Polytechnic & Engineering Teachers
NITTTR, Chd 12 days
33 7-9 Sept, 2012 STC on Wind energy conversion system
NIT, Kurukshetra 3 days
28 Student Projects For UG Programme.
� % of students who have done inhouse projects including interdepartmental projects = 100% approx.
� % of students doing projects in colaboration with other universities, industries and institutions = NIL For PG M.Tech. (PS)
� % of students who have done inhouse projects including interdepartmental projects = 50% approx.
� % of students doing projects in colaboration with other universities, industries and institutions = 50% approx (MOU with NPTI,
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32 Student profile
course-wise (2011-12)
Name of course
(refer to question
no. 4)
Applicat
ions
received
Selected Pass %
Course Year Male Femal
e
Male Fema
le
B.Tech. (EE)
2008-09 As per HSCS guidlines
2009-10 50 14 100 100 2010-11 51 15 100 100
FBD from 2009-2011) For PG M.Tech. (I&C)
� % of students who have done inhouse projects including interdepartmental projects = 90% approx.
� % of students doing projects in colaboration with other universities, industries and institutions = 10% approx.
29 Awards/
recognitions received
at the national and
international level
by
• Faculty = 03 (Dr. J.S. Saini, Dr. Mukhtiar Singh)
• Doctoral/ Post-doctoral fellows = 01 (Dr. Mukhtiar Singh)
• Students = NIL
30 Seminars/ Conferences/ Workshops organized and the source of
funding (national/ international) with details of outstanding
participants, if any. (Self funding)
Date Title Organized by Duration Number
of external
participants
16-20 May 2011 Recent challenges in power grid operation and control
EED, DCRUST Five Days 55
22-26 Feb. 2010 Basic and application of matlab
EED, DCRUST Five Days 60
19-22 Dec. 2012 IEEE Power India Conference
EED, DCRUST Four Days 134
30/10/2009 Time Management EED, DCRUST One day 60
31 Code of ethics for
research followed by
the departments.
According to Ph.D. notification of the University, two refereed journal publications are mandatory and after submitting the Ph.D. report the one examiner should be from other country.
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2011-12 55 10 100 100 2012-13 57 10 100 100
M.Tech. (PS)
2008-09 ---- 2009-10 2010-11 95 5 25 100 100 2011-12 146 11 24 100 100 2012-13 109 11 25 100 100
M.Tech. (I&C)
2008-09 -- -- -- -- -- 2009-10 -- 12 18 100 100 2010-11 43 09 08 100 100 2011-12 75 10 8 100 100 2012-13 45 11 7 100 100
Ph.D. 2008-09 0 0 0 -- -- 2009-10 09 04 04 -- -- 2010-11 11 05 0 -- -- 2011-12 0 0 - -- -- 2012-13 15 01 02 -- --
B.Tech. (Part-Time)
2010-11 90 64 02 100 100 2011-12 62 52 07 100 100 2012-13 39 39 00 100 100
33 Diversity of students (2012-13)
Name of course (refer to question no. 4)
% of students from the same University
% of students from other universities within the State
% of students from universities outside the State
% of students from other countries
B.Tech. NA B.Tech. (Part-time)
NA
M.Tech. (PS) 3 23 10 NIL M.Tech. (I&C) 2 16 NIL NIL Ph.D. 3 NIL NIL NIL
34 How many students
have cleared Civil
Services and Defense
Services
examinations, NET,
SET, GATE and
other competitive
examinations? Give
details category-wise.
*Data is not available.
Examination Qualified GATE* 60%
35 Student Progression
* Student Progression* Percentage
(%)
UG to PG (M.Tech.) 20 PG to Ph.D. 0.5 Ph.D. to Post-doctoral Nil
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Employed • Campus selection • Other campus
recruitment
30 20
Entrepreneurs Nil *Data mentioned not available.
36 Diversity of Staff
Percentage of faculty who are graduates
Of the same University
Nil (two from MDU, Rohtak)
From other universities within the
State
14
From universities from other
States
4
From universities outside the
country
Nil
37 Number of faculty
who were awarded
Ph.D., D.Sc. and
D.Litt. during the
assessment year.
Two faculty members were awarded Ph.D. in 2013
38 Present details of
infrastructural
facilities with regard
to:
Library Central Library
Internet facilities for staff and students.
100%
Total number of classrooms 06 Classrooms with ICT facilities 01 Students’ laboratories. 10 Research laboratories 03
39 List of doctoral, post-
doctoral students and
research associates.
From the host University:
Ms Sanju Saini, Sh. Rajneesh Pawar, Sh. Ravi, Ms. Seema Chawla, Ms. Poonam Sheron, From other Universities
Ms. Arti Gupta, Mr. Hari Dutt Sharma, Ms. Manju, Mr. Pankaj Chawala, Ms. Pinki Yadav, Mr. Shankar Deep, Mukesh Kumar, Vikash Malik, Jaipal, akhilesh Kumar, Surender Singh
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40 Number of Post-
Graduate students
getting assistance
from the University.
1/6th students from the total strength (under TEQIP 5000/- PM schplarship 20% tution fee concession)
41 Was any need
assessment exercise
undertaken before the
development of new
programme(s)? If so,
highlight the
methodology.
The department has undertaken assessment of its programmes through the following committees
• Regular Teacher-parent meetings • Feedback from the students
42 Does the department obtain feedback from:
a) Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If
yes, how does the department utilise the feedback?
• The faculty for necessary improvement, if any, evaluates the feedback from meetings of Teacher-parents and from the students.
b) Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation
and how does the department utilize the feedback?
• The university has alumini association, which meets, at regular intervals to effectively utilize their feedback.
• The class co-ordinator has the regular meeting with the students to address their grievances related to curriculum.
43 List the distinguished alumni of the department (Maximum 10)
S. Batch Full Name Name of Company Current Designation
No. Yr of
Passing
1. 1991 Rakesh Maniktala
BHEL Manager (Business Excellence)
2. 1993 Vikas Gautam Synopsys Director, Corporate Applications Engineering,
3. 1994 Nalin Kumar Jain
Atrenta Inc. Sr. Mgr.
4. 1994 Deepika Aman IBM India Pvt. Ltd. Technology Manager
5. 1994 Anil Verma Indian Army Lt Colonel
6. 1994 Arun Kumar Indian Railways DyCEE
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7. 1995 Ajay Kumar Federal Reserve Bank, U.S.A
Requirements Manager
8. 1995 Rakesh Kumar Verma
BSNL DGM
9. 1995 Sandeep Chauhan
BSES Sr. Manager
10. 1997 Sanjeev Mittal Aricent Technologies Senior Manager - Engineering Projects
44 Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures/
workshops/ seminar) involving external experts.
(See the question no 12 and 30)
Industrial visits are also the part of student enrichment
Place Visited Any other
contributory Inst./ Industry
Developed / organized by
Dates Accompanying Faculty
Target Audience
Indl. Visit Advance Technology Chandigarh
Univ. funded EED 26.8.2011 Dr. S.K. Gupta, et.al.
Faculty & Students
PGCI, 400kV S.s. Sonepat
Univ. funded EED 28.01.2011 Dr. S.K. Gupta, et.al.
Faculty & Students
Nat. Regional Load Dispatch Centre, Gurgaon
Univ. funded EED 12.02.2011 Dr. D.K. Jain, et.al.
Faculty & Students
Panipat Refinery, Panipat
Univ. funded EED Nov.. 2009 N.K. Yadav
Faculty & Students
Naptha Jakhri Dam, Himachal Pradesh
Univ. funded EED 28.3.11 to 4.4.11
Manish Saini
Faculty & Students
NPTI, Fbd Univ. funded EED Dec. 2010 Dr. S.K. Gupta, et.al.
Faculty & Students
Tehri Dam, Uttranchal
Univ. funded EED 20.4.11 to 24.4.11
Faculty & Students
GRIDTECH Pragati Maidan, Delhi
Univ. funded EED 21.04.2011 Dr. S.K. Gupta, et.al.
Faculty & Students
Northern Region Load Dispatch Centre (of PGCIL, N. Delhi)
Univ. funded EED 12.2.11 Dr. Mukhtiar Singh
Faculty & Students
B.B.M.B. Bhakhra, H.P.
Univ. funded EED Mar. 2009 N.K. Yadav & Randhir Singh
Faculty & Students
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45 List the teaching
methods adopted by
the faculty for
different
programmes.
• The department has one smart classroom, equipped with an interactive board, a LCD projector and a podium. The faculty uses them for teaching purposes.
• The teacher regularly monitors students through seminars, assigments and class tests.
46 How does the
department ensure
that programme
objectives are
constantly met and
learning outcomes
are monitored?
The process will be regularly taken up and be an input to UG & PG Board of studies (BOS), Faculty of Engineering & Technology (FET).
47 Highlight the
participation of
students and faculty
in extension
activities
Savera, NSS, Rythm, Marathon, Blood Donation Camp, and other Co-curricular activities,
48 Give details of
“beyond syllabus
scholarly activities”
of the department.
National Science Day, Engineers Day, Electrical Engineers Day, IE(I) Chapter , Technova, Machine Mantra, Indian Society for Technical Education, Trouble-shooting of Electrical Wiring & Appliances, Book Fair
49 State whether the
programme/
department is
accredited/ graded
by other agencies? If
yes, give details.
National Board of Accreditation accredited the department for three years from 2011-2014.
50 Briefly highlight the
contributions of the
department in
generating new
knowledge, basic or
applied.
The faculty members are actively involved in reseach for the up-lifement of the society.
51 Future plan of the department.
• To estabilish the High-Voltage Power System Lab • To establish the industry-academia environment in the department
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• To establish the laboratory support from the industrial sector • To provide the modern reseach lab for the students as well as for the
faculty.
52 Detail any five Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges of
the department.
Strengths
1. Highly qualified, committed & experienced faculty. (The dept. faculty is on the Advisory Boards / Committees of several National & International Confs. & has delivered Invited Talks and Expert Lectures, Key Note Addresses & Chaired Technical sessions at STTPS & National & International Conferences.)
2. Well-equipped & spacious laboratories with all state-of-the-art facilities for experimentation (The labs have been modernized using liberal grants from AICTE, New Delhi in the shape of sponsored Research & Modernization projects & from the World Bank under Technical Education Quality Improvement Programme (TEQIP) of MHRD of Govt. of India.)
3. Publications in International & National Journals such as IEEE Transactions, IEE, EPSR, IE(I), IETE, ELSEVIER Sci., Journal of Systems Society of India, Journal of Instrument Society of India & in International (including IEEE) & National Conference Proceedings.
4. Completed three projects from the All India Council of Technical education (AICTE) worth Rs. 25 Lakhs.
5. Organized National level AICTE-sponsored, TEQIP-sponsored, IE(I)-sponsored & other Short Term Courses and Conferences for Engg. Faculty & Engineers from industry and programmes for service to community and economy.
6. Facilities for providing expert consultancies in the fields of design of electrical transmission systems, fuzzy control systems & self-tuning control systems design, genetic algorithms based optimization, power flow studies.
Weaknesses
• Lack of departmental library. • Insufficient fund for maintenance of equipment. • Lack of cntinuous and uninterrupted power backup • Lack of centralized Air-conditioner/Air conditioner in the officers/faculty
rooms
Opportunities
The university is located on the NH-1. Sufficient infrstructure facilities to
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organize the international and national conferences/ seminars/workshopes in the campus Challenges
• Quality of the students in PG is not up to the mark. • Competition with other departments’ faculty. • It is difficult to keep pace with fast growing knowledge in the concern
fields.
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ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
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1 Name of the
Department
ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION
ENGINEERING
2 Year of
Establishment
1987
3 Is the Department
part of a School/
Faculty of the
University.
Yes ( Faculty of Engineering and Technology)
4 Names of the
Program/ Courses
offered (UG, PG,
M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Integrated Masters,
Integrated Ph.D.
UG: B.Tech.(ECE)Regular and Part-time(weekend) PG: (i) M.Tech.(ECE) Regular Part-time (weekend) (ii) Ph.D Program(Regular)
5 Inter-Disciplinary
courses and
Departments
involved
38 courses taught to ECE Dept students by other department faculty such as Essentials Of Communication(HUM-101,Huminities), Mathematics-I(MATH-101, Mathematics), Physics-I(PHY-101, Physics), Manufacturing Processes( ME-103, Mechanical Engineering), Fundamentals Of Computer & Programming In C (CSE-101, Computer Science
6 Courses in
collaboration with
other Universities,
industries, foreign
institutions etc.
NIL
7 Details of
Programmes/
courses
discontinued, if
any, with reasons.
NIL
8 Annual/ Semester/
Choice Based
Credit System
Semester with choice based credit system.
9 Participation of the
Department in the
courses offered by
24 courses are taught by faculty of ECE to other departments such as Digital Electronics( ECE201B),Analog Electronics(ECE203B), Digital
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other departments. Electronics Lab(ECE221B), Electronic Measurement And Instrumentation (ECE-303)
10 Number of teaching
posts sanctioned
and filled
(Professor/
Associate Professor/
Assistant Professor)
Level Sanctioned Filled Professor 2 2 Associate Professor 4 4 Assistant Professor 15 12
11 Faculty Profile with name, qualification, designation and specialization
(D.Sc./ D. Lit., Ph.D., M.Phil. etc.
Name Qualificat
ion
Designati
on
Specialization Experience
(yrs)
Ph.D.
Supervi
sed
Dr.Manoj Duhan
Ph.D Professor VLSI, Optimization, Communication
18
04 Completed, 02 in Progress.
Dr.Amit Kumar Garg
Ph.D Chairman Optical Communication
16
02 in Progress
Sh. Surender Kumar Grewal
M.Tech., Ph.D Pursuing
Associate Professor
Communication & Instrumentation.
19
Mrs. Poonam Singal
M.E., Ph.D Pursuing
Associate Professor
Optical Communication.
18
Mr. Manish Jain
Ph.D Pursuing
Associate Professor
Communication, Image Processing, VLSI
16
Dr. Priyanka Ph.D Associate Professor
Image Processing, DSP.
7
04 in Progress
Ms Geetanjali
Ph.D Pursuing
Assistant Professor
DSP, Optical Communication.
13
Dr. Pawan Kumar Dahiya
Ph.D Assistant Professor
Embedded & Digital System Design.
14
3 in Progress.
Sh. Mridul Chawla
Ph.D Pursuing
Assistant Professor
Wireless Communication.
10
Ms. Prachi Chaudhry
Ph.D Pursuing
Assistant Professor
Wireless Communication.
6
Sh. Rajeshwar
Ph.D Thesis
Assistant Professor
Image Processing 8
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Dass Submitted Ms. Sunita Malik
Ph.D Pursuing
Assistant Professor
Microelectronics,Wireless Communication.
4
Ms. Rekha Yadav
Ph.D Pursuing
Assistant Professor
VLSI 4
Ms. Himanshi Saini
Ph.D Pursuing
Assistant Professor
VLSI, Optical Communication.
2
Ms. Kusum Dalal
M.Tech Assistant Professor
Communication. 2
Mr. Charanjeet Singh
M.Tech Assistant Professor
Communication. 2
12 List of senior
Visiting Fellows,
faculty, adjunct
faculty, emeritus
professors.
NIL
13 Percentage of
classes taken by
temporary faculty-
programme-wise
information.
UG ----10% PG ---- 10%
14 Programme-wise
Student Teacher
ratio
B.Tech. 15:1 M.Tech. 15:1 Ph.D. 3:1
15 Number of
academic support
staff (technical) and
administrative staff
(sanctioned and
filled)
Level Sanctioned Filled Technical staff 08 08 Administrative staff
03 03
16 Research thrust
areas recognized by
funding agencies
Funding agencies: TEQIP
Thrust areas: Wireless communication, VLSI, DSP, Embedded Systems, Optical Communication, Image Processing, Optimization, Reliability, Multimedia
17 Number of faculty
with ongoing
projects from
TEQIP phase -II funded by World bank amount sanctioned to department 1.80 crores Coordinator- Dr. Pawan Kumar Dahiya (Asstt. Prof.
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Name of Faculty Number of Publications
Dr. Manoj Duhan 40 Dr. Amit Kumar Garg 63
Sh. S.K.Grewal 02
a. National
b. International
funding
agencies and
c. Total grants
received.
Give the names of
the funding
agencies and grants
received project-
wise.
ECED)
18 Inter-institutional
collaborative
projects and grants
received.
National collaboration- 6 months summer training in collaboration with Advanced Technologies, Chandigarh during period 2011 and 2012 International- NIL
19 Departmental
projects funded by
DST-FIST; UGC-
SAP/CAS, DPE;
DBT etc, Total
grants received
Serial Name of Funding Agency
Grant Sanctioned (R)
Nil
20 Research facility/
Centre with
• State
recognition
• National
recognition
• International
recognition
Centralized Facility like Central Instrumentation Lab, DCRUST Murthal.
21 Special research
laboratories
sponsored by/
created by industry
or corporate bodies.
Centralized Facility like Central Instrumentation Lab, DCRUST Murthal.
22 Publications (2011-12 to 2013-14)
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Ms. Poonam Singal 04 Mr. Manish Jain 00 Dr. Priyanka 09 Ms. Gitanjali 04 Dr. Pawan Kumar Dahiya 10 Mr. Mridul Chawla 06 Ms. Prachi Chaudhary 03 Mr. Rajeshwar Dass 20 Ms. Sunita Malik 03 Ms. Rekha Yadav 02 Ms. Himanshi 02 Ms. Kusum 02 Mr. Charanjeet Singh 02 Ms. Rajni 01 Mr. Vikas Nehra 05
Monographs Nil Chapters in books
15 Chapters in books by Dr. Manoj Duhan (Prof. ECED)
Edited books Nil
Books with ISBN with details of publishers. Number listed in international database (e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities international Complete, Dare Database-International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host etc.
Title ISBN No. Publishing
Year Publishers Authors
Wireless Communication Systems
9789381141977 2013 I k International publishers pvt. Ltd.
Sh. Rajeshwar Das
Basics of Electronics
9789382122241 2014 UDH Publishers & Distributers
Sh. Rajeshwar Das
Communication Systems
9789381141-618
2012 I k International publishers pvt. Ltd.
Dr. Manoj Duhan
Analog Electronics
9788189866877 2008 I k International publishers pvt. Ltd.
Dr. Manoj Duhan
Citation Index-range/ average
50 (15 papers of Dr Manoj Duhan) 40 (10 papers of Dr. Amit Kumar Garg) 25 (04 papers of Sh. Rajeswar Dass)
SNIP SJR
131
Impact Factor-range/ average
0.24-0.84, ICV-4.72
h-index 2-5
23 Details of patents
and income
generated
Nil
24 Areas of
consultancy and
income generated
R1,82,000/- 2010-11 R 48,000/- 2009-10
Income generated by providing summer
training to students in collaboration with Advance Technologies
(Industry)
25 Faculty selected
nationally/
internationally to
visit other
laboratories in
India and abroad.
Name of faculty
Sponsoring Authority
Country Visited
Date of Visit
Dr.Pawan Kumar Dahiya
TEQIP Canada
3rd -14th July 2007
Ms Gitanjali
TEQIP Canada 3rd -14th July 2007
Mr. Mridul Chawla
TEQIP Canada 3rd -14th July 2007
Dr. Pawan Kumar Dahiya
TEQIP Italy, Germany, Finland
June 2012
26 Faculty serving in
a. National
Committees
b. International
Committees
c. Editorial
Boards
d. Any other
(please specify)
Dr. Manoj Duhan
Editorial Board, UGC observer committee, UGC evaluation committee, BOS, Grievance cell & DRC of various universities, Selection committees of various universities
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Dr. Amit Kumar Garg Editorial Board/ Reviewer, BOS, Selection/Inspection Committee, Advisory Board.
27 Faculty recharging
strategies
Short term/ conferences courses attended by the faculty at various institutes /Universities within or outside country:-
NAME OF FACULTY NO. OF SHORT-CUM
COURCES/WORKSHOPS
Dr. Manoj Duhan 23 Dr. Amit Kumar Garg 14
Sh. S.K.Grewal 12 Ms. Poonam Singal 15 Mr. Manish Jain 10 Dr. Priyanka 08 Ms. Gitanjali 11 Dr. Pawan Kumar Dahiya
21
Mr. Mridul Chawla 11 Ms. Prachi Chaudhary 08 Mr. Rajeshwar Dass 30 Ms. Sunita Malik 08 Ms. Rekha Yadav 08 Ms. Himanshi 07 Ms. Kusum 06 Mr. Charanjeet Singh 07 Ms. Rajni 07 Mr. Vikas Nehra 07
28 Student Projects. • Percentage of students who have done in-
house projects including inter-departmental projects. – 100%
• Percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities/ industry/ institute. - Nil
29 Awards/
recognitions
received at the
national and
international level
� Shiksha Rattan (Indian International Friendship) received by Dr. Manoj Duhan.
� Best Paper award in International Conference by Dr. Amit Kumar Garg.
� Best lecturer awarded to Dr. Manoj Duhan by
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by:
• Faculty
• Doctoral/ Post-
doctoral fellos
• Students
Governer of Haryana Sh. Mahavir Parsad Ji during 1998.
� Best paper award in a national conference by Ms Geetanjali
30 Seminars/ Conferences/ Workshops organized and the source of
funding (national/ international) with details of outstanding
participants, if any.
Seminars/ Conferences/ Workshops organized and the source of
funding (national/ international) with details of outstanding
participants, if any.
Date Theme of the
Workshop/Seminar/c
onference
Organized by Duration
14th june- 23rd july,2010
Summer Training ECE Dept.& Advanced Technologies, Chandigarh
6 weeks
13th june- 15th july,2011
Summer Training ECE Dept.& Advanced Technologies, Chandigarh
6 weeks
Feb 10-14, 2010
STC on Emerging Trends in EC Industries
ECE Dept. DCRUST
1 week
15-16 oct., 2010
2 day workshop on MATLAB
ECE Dept. DCRUST
2 days
18 Nov., 2011 1 day workshop on Qualnet
ECE Dept. DCRUST
1 day
27th April, 2012
Cultech ECE Dept. DCRUST
1 day
8th April, 2011
Cultech ECE Dept. DCRUST
1 day
13-14thMarch, 2013.
IEEE National Conference
ECE Dept. DCRUST
2 days.
4th June-14th June 2013.
Workshop on Analog Electronics
ECE Dept., DCRUST in collaboration with IIT K
2 weeks.
22nd July -26 July 2013
Power of MATLAB ECE Dept. DCRUST
1 week
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2ndJan-12th Jan 2014
Signals and Systems, STC
ECE Dept., DCRUST in collaboration with IIT K
2 Weeks
17th Jan 2014 Workshop on Opt-Sim
DCRUST&Eigen
1 day
20 Feb 2014 Workshop on cadence EDA tools
ECE Dept. DCRUST & Entuple Technologies pvt ltd
1 day
10-14th March 2014
Emerging Trends in Optical Switching and Networking
ECE Dept. DCRUST
5 day
6-7 feb, 2014 Workshop on Synopsis EDA Tools
DCRUST&Eigen
2 day
26 March 2014
Workshop on Reliability Software
ECE Dept. DCRUST & Reliasoft Technologies pvt ltd
1 day
31 Code of ethics for
research followed
by the departments.
Department has procured latest licensed software and equipment to avoid any kind of piracy or plagiarism in the research and tries to get their results authenticated by comparing them with good Journal literature of National & International repute.
32 Student profile course-wise (2011-12)
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Student profile course-wise
Name of course
(refer to
question no. 4)
Applications
received
Selected Pass %
Subject Year
Centralized
(HSTES)
Male Female Male Female
B.Tech.
2010 46 16 100 100 2011 50 19 100 100 2012 57 18 100 100
2013 51 21 100 100
Name of course
(refer to
question no. 4)
Applications
received
Selected Pass %
Subject Year Male Female Male Female
M.Tech.
2010 Approx 225 13 13 100 2011 Approx 225 18 17 100 100 2012 Approx 250 24 12 100 100
2013 Centralized Admissions
17 19 100 100
33 Diversity of students (2012-13)
Name of course (refer to question no. 4)
% of students from the same University
% of students from other universities within the State
% of students from universities outside the State
% of students from other countries
M.Tech . Regular 80% 15% --
34 How many students
have cleared Civil
Services and
Defense Services
examinations, NET,
SET, GATE and
other competitive
examinations? Give
details category-
wise.
Examination Qualified Gate 50 NET 02 Defense services 04 Civil services 01
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35 Student
Progression Student Progression Percentage (%) UG to PG 5 PG to M.Phil. NA PG to Ph.D. 4 Ph.D. to Post-doctoral Nil Employed • Campus selection • Other campus
recruitment
• 80% • 10%
Entrepreneurs Nil
36 Diversity of Staff Percentage of faculty who are
graduates
• Of the University • From other universities
within the State • From universities from
other States • From universities outside
the country
• Nil • 65%
• 35%
• ---
37 Number of faculty
who were awarded
Ph.D., D.Sc. and
D.Litt. during the
assessment year.
Faculty:02 � Dr. Pawan Kumar Dahiya (Asstt. Prof.) in 2010 � Sh.Rajeshwar Dass (Thesis Submitted on the
title “Detection of Diseases from Ultrasonographic Images” under the supervision of Dr Priyanka, Associate Professor, DCRUST, Murthal and Dr Sapna Devi, Associate Professor, TTTI, Chd) in 2013.
38 Present details of
infrastructural
facilities with
regard to:
� Library: Central Library � Internet facilities for staff and students: 100% � Total number of classrooms- 06 � Classrooms with ICT facilities.- 01 � Students’ laboratories. - 07 � Research laboratories- 01+ 01 Central
Instrumentation Lab. � Committee room
39 List of doctoral,
post-doctoral
students and
research associates.
a. From the host
No. of doctoral students /Research associates: 14
� From the host University : 08 Mridul Chawla, Sunita Malik, Tarun Gupta, Naveen Dagar, Himanshi Saini, Rekha Yadav,
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University:
b. From other
Universities
Rohtas Dhiman,Prachi Chaudhary
� From other Universities : 06 Virender Kumar, Nitin, Sachin Dahiya, Vijaypal, Poonam Singal,Geetanjali
40 Number of Post-
Graduate students
getting assistance
from the University.
� TEQIP : 12 � GATE : 75 Sponsoring Authority
Year Number of Students
TEQIP 2013 & 14 6+6 GATE 2012, 13 & 14 75
41 Was any need
assessment exercise
undertaken before
the development of
new programme(s)?
If so, highlight the
methodology.
The Centre has undertaken assessment of its programs through the following committees. � Annual Academic Audit at departmental level � Staff Council � Regular Teacher-Parent meetings. � Feedback from the students as well as parents
42 Does the
department obtain
feedback from:
a. Faculty on
curriculum as
well as teaching-
learning-
evaluation? If
yes, how does the
department
utilise the
feedback?
b. Students on staff,
curriculum and
teachinglearning
-evaluation and
how does the
deptt. utilize the
feedback?
� Yes. The feedback from the Staff Council, regular Teacher-Parent meetings and from the students is evaluated by the Chairman/Committee for necessary improvement. � Yes. Regular meetings of the faculty members with students are organized by the department to address their grievances related to curriculum and teaching learning-evaluation.
43 List the
distinguished
alumni of the
department
Name of Alumni Name Of
Company/Organ
isation
Surender Ahlawat Mentor Graphics
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(Maximum 10) Sonam Mentor Graphics Priya Minocha Mentor Graphics Vinay Kamboj IES Amardeep, Sandeep SDO, Haryana
Govt Vaishali, Nistha, Monika, Mehak, Rohit,Namita,Vishal,Poonam Verma,Indiwar, Ishant
TCS
Surender Ahlawat Mentor Graphics
44 Give details of
student enrichment
programmes
(special lectures/
workshops/
seminar) involving
external experts.
Experts lectures: 35 � Dr. Brahamjit Singh, Prof. C.L Mittal, Prof.
Shakati Kumar, Prof K.S Yadav, Dr. Sandeep Arya, Dr. S.D Joshi, Dr P.J George, Dr. Rajiv Kapoor, Dr. Brijesh, Prof. Arun Khosla, Dr. Jitender Chabra, Dr Swapana Devi, Soloman Kota Raju, Dr. Ravinder Dahiya.
� Online Distance Learning Programme: QEEE in Wireless Communication
45 List the teaching
methods adopted by
the faculty for
different
programmes.
� The teaching is performed using LCD, OHP and Chalk, board.
� The teachers regularly monitor the students through seminars, assignments, quizzes and class test throughout the semester.
46 How does the
department ensure
that programme
objectives are
constantly met and
learning outcomes
are monitored?
� The department monitors its objectives through the success rate of its PG and research students along with placements & success rate in various competitive exams. The department encourages research students to publish their work in high impact factor journals and to file patents of their innovative research.
47 Highlight the
participation of
students and faculty
in extension
activities
� Regular classes conducted for technical staff of nearby colleges.
� Conducting Marathon every year for various social causes as agenda.
� Blood donation camps through NSS. � One day salary donation for natural calamities
whenever required such as Uttarakhand relief
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48 Give details of
“beyond syllabus
scholarly activities”
of the department.
� Visit to ECE institute, industries and fairs/exhibitions.
� The department arranges training program for 10+2 students and ITI students
� Students of ECE department involved in teaching poor students through SAVERA initiative.
49 State whether the
programme/
department is
accredited/ graded
by other agencies?
If yes, give details.
� Yes, the department got NBA accreditation for 3 years for B.Tech Programme
� Accreditation for MTech programme is applied for
50 Briefly highlight the
contributions of the
department in
generating new
knowledge, basic or
applied.
� The faculty members are actively involved in research activities for betterment of society and aid to industries through their M.Tech & Ph.D Students in the thrust area of Electronics & Communication Engineering as well as allied fields of engineering.
51 Future plan of the
department.
� To start PG specializations in various areas of Electronics and Communication such as VLSI, Microwave, Optical Communication, Image Processing etc.
� To provide assistance to the industries by taking up research projects.
� To procure more softwares to enhance research based activities.
� To develop high-end laboratories. � To organize international conferences/
seminars /workshops/ experts lectures for up-keeping of faculty & students with the latest trends in Electronics & Communication Engineering.
52 Detail any five Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges of
the department.
Strengths:-
� Meritorious students from all over India � Adequate infrastructure for faculty and students � Alumni placed in good companies/Organisations � Because of TEQIP funding the department is able to procure latest
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softwares as well hardware’s � Located in NCR assisting in employability of students
Weaknesses:-
� Lack of Industries/companies visiting for placement of PG students especially from core areas.
� Departmental library does not have adequate no. of books , journals and magazines
� Lack of supporting staff in department office.
Opportunities:-
� Sufficient infrastructural facilities to organize international and National Conferences/Seminars/Workshops at the centre as well as on the campus.
� Availability of latest softwares. � Sufficient funding from TEQIP utilized for research and
development. � Expert faculty. � TEQIP and GATE scholarship for M.Tech students. � The University is situated in a progressive metropolitan city with
upcoming industrial and educational institutes.
Challenges:-
� Improve the quality of students at par with IIT & NIT. � Updation of laboratories with hardware as well as software to keep
up the pace with the upcoming latest technologies in the Electronics & Communication Market.
� To attract foreign faculty & students for inter country academic interchange.
� To attract core industries for placements. � Need of specialized faculty. � Motivate the students for entrepreneurship. � To create infrastructure and research facility so that department can
compete with foreign universities. � To create an environment in the department so that the students get
motivated for carrying out research. � To inculcate moral values, ethics and nationalism amongst students
and staff members.
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ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT
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1 Name of the
Department
CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE FOR ENERGY
AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES (CEEES)
2 Year of
Establishment
2009
3 Is the Department
part of a School/
Faculty of the
University
Yes, Faculty of Non- Conventional Sources of Energy and Environment Sciences
4 Names of the
Programmes/
Courses offered
(UG, PG, M.Phil.,
Ph.D., Integrated
rated Ph.D.)
1. M.Tech Energy Studies and Environment Management (ESEM)
2. Ph.D.
3. 5 Inter-Disciplinary
courses and
Departments
involved
The course is Inter- Disciplinary in which there are electives subject which are taught by faculty of various departments. The students can choose elective depending on their special interest.
6 Courses in
collaboration with
other Universities,
industries, foreign
institutions etc.
M.Tech. One semester research project are carried out at research Institute of National repute like NPL-Delhi, CFEES (DRDO) New Delhi, Solar Energy Centre, Gawalpadi, Gurgoan, CRRI, New Delhi etc.
7 Details of
Programmes/
courses
discontinued, if
any, with reasons.
None
8 Annual/ Semester/
Choice Based
Credit System
Semester and Choice Based Credit System
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9 Participation of the
Department in the
courses offered by
other departments.
In teaching and practical work of General Environmental Studies paper, which is compulsory in all B.Tech, B.Arch Courses.
10 Number of
teaching posts
sanctioned and
filled (Professor/
Associate
Professor/ Assistant
Professor)
Level Post
sanctioned
Post
filled
Professor 01 00 Associate Professor 02 01 Assistant Professor 05 05
11 Faculty Profile with name, qualification, designation and specialization
(D.Sc./D. Litt., Ph.D., M.Phil. etc.
Name Quali
ficati
on
Designati
on
Specialization Experience
Yrs
Ph.D.
Student
guided
Dr. A. K. Berwal
Ph.D. Associate Professor
I.C. Engine & Thermal Engineering
23 Nil
Ms. Anita Singh
M.Tech.
Assistant Professor
Waste Water Treatment
4 Nil
Dr. S. P. Nehra
Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Solid State Materials,
Solar & Hydrogen Energy
3.3 Nil
Dr. Sudesh Choudhary
Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Heavy Metal Chemistry
7.3 Nil
Dr. Nisha Kumari
Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Renewable Energy
8.3 Nil
Ms. Jyoti Rani
M.Tech.
Assistant Professor
Bioremediation, Environmental Impact Assessment
2 Nil
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12 List of senior
Visiting Fellows,
faculty, adjunct
faculty, emeritus
professors:
Nil
13 Percentage of
classes taken by
temporary faculty-
programme-wise
information.
Year Percentage (%)
2009-10 40% 2010-11 40% 2011-12 20% 2012-13 Nil
14 Programme-wise
Student Teacher
ratio
M.Tech (4: 1) Ph.D (1:1)
15 Number of
academic support
staff (technical)
and administrative
staff (sanctioned
and filled)
Level Sanctioned Filled
Technical staff
04 01(Lab. Tech.) on Contract basis 01(Lab. Attendant)
Administrative staff
02 02
16 Research thrust
areas recognized by
funding agencies
1. Materials for Energy Applications. 2. Environmental Chemistry. 3. Solar Energy and its Applications.
17 Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a. National b.
International funding agencies and c. Total grants received. Give the
names of the funding agencies and grants received project-wise.
S. No. Name Project Title Funding
Agency
Grant
Sanctioned
(RRRR in Lakhs)
1. Dr. S. P. Nehra Growth and Characterization of CdSe and CdO Thin Films
Start Up Grant, UGC, New Delhi
06.00
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for Opto-electronic Applications
2. Dr. Sudesh Choudhary
Assessment of air quality for toxic elements in industrial area in national capital region & its environmental implications
Start Up Grant, UGC, New Delhi
06.00
3. Dr. Nisha Kumari
Analysis of Hybrid Energy Systems Applicable to a University Campus
Start Up Grant, UGC, New Delhi
06.00
4. Dr. S. P. Nehra
Preparation and Characterization of Buffer Layer’s Materials Thin Films for Environmental Friendly Photovoltaic Applications
Major Research Project,UGC, New Delhi
10.50
18 Inter-institutional
collaborative
projects and grants
received.
a. All India
collaboration
b. International
Dr. S. P. Nehra selected by Max Planck Society (MPG), Germany for collaborative research on entitled “Preparation and Characterization of Semiconductor Photocatalysts for Surface Reaction Dynamics Study and their Applications” under supervision of Prof. R. J. Dwayne Miller, Director, Max Plank Institute for Structure and Dynamics of Matter, Hamburg, Germany.
19 Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE;
DBT, ACSSR, etc.Projects funded by MNRE/HAREDA
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S. No Name of Project Total
Cost
(Rs in
Lacs)
Funding Agency
1. SPV based 5 kW Solar Power Plant with Battery Bank`
15 HAREDA = 40% of project cost MNRE =30% of project cost University Share = (30% of PC)
2. 50 kW SPV based power plant without battery bank
67.67 HAREDA = 40% of actual cost of project subjected to maximum limit of 25 kW Capacity MNRE Share = 20.21 lac University =Remaining amount
3. Solar based vapour absorption system of 30TR capacity
101 Grant – in –aid uner DIF Scheme from DST Haryana =63.30 lac MNRE Share= 30.30 lac University = remaining amount(7.07 lac)
4. Solar irrigation pump of 4.6 hp or 4.8 kWp
7.5 University share- 2.86 lac HREDA= Remaining amount
5. Centre of Excellence for Renewable Energy Test Centre (RETC)
101 DST Haryana
20 Research
facility/centre with
State recognition,
National
recognition, and
International
recognition:
Centre has a Renewable Energy Test Centre (RETC) recognised Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), GOI as regional testing centre.
21 Special research
laboratories
sponsored by/
created by industry
or corporate bodies
Nil
22 Publications (2008-
09 to 2012-13) Number of papers
published in peer
reviewed journals
National/International
16 (International)
Monographs Nil Chapters in books 02 Edited books Nil
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Books with ISBN with
details of publishers.
Number listed in international database (e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities international Complete, Dare Database-International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host etc.
Nil
Citation Index-range/
average
0-13/3.83
SNIP - SJR - Impact Factor-range/
average
0-4.0 /0.98
h-index 4
23 Details of patents
and income
generated
Nil
24 Areas of
consultancy and
income generated
Nil
25 Faculty selected
nationally/
internationally to
visit other
laboratories in
India and abroad:
Internationally
1. Dr. S. P. Nehra selected for Max Planck - India Visiting Fellowship to visit Max Plank Institute, Germany 2014.
2. Dr. S.P.Nehra visited Elettra-Synchrotron Laboratory located in Basovizza , Trieste, Italy during his Participation in Joint ICTP-IAEA Workshop on “Advanced Synchrotron Radiation Based X-ray Spectrometry Techniques” held at Trieste, Italy during 22nd -26th April 2013.
Nationally:
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1. Dr. S.P. Nehra selected for IASc-INSA-NASI summer research fellowship- 2013.
26 Faculty serving in
a) National
Committees
b) International
Committees
c) Editorial Boards
d) Others (Member
of Professional
Bodies):
Dr. S. P. Nehra-Life time member of Rajasthan Physics Association (RPA).
1. Dr. S. P. Nehra-Life time member of Indian Association of Physics Teacher (IAPT).
2. Dr. S. P. Nehra- Life time of Materials Research Society of India (MRSI).
3. Dr. Nisha Kumari - life time member of Indian Science Congress (ISC).
4. Ms. Jyoti Rani – Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE)
27 Faculty recharging
strategies
1. Dr. S P Nehra , Dr. Sudesh Chaudhary, Ms. Anita Singh, Dr. Nisha Kumari and Ms. Jyoti Rani attended TEQIP Sponsored One Week Faculty development programme on Advance Energy and Thermal Systems from 2- 7 Jan, 2014 at DCRUST, Murthal.
2. Dr. Nisha Kumari and Ms. Jyoti Rani attended orientation programme from Jamia Milia Islamia University and B P S Mahila Vishwavidyalaya, Khanpur respectively in 2013.
3. Dr. Sudesh Chaudhary, Ms. Anita Singh, Dr. Nisha Kumari and Dr. S P Nehra attended TEQIP Sponsored One Week STC on Soft Computing from 7-11 Oct, 2013 at DCRUST, Murthal.
4. Ms. Anita Singh, Ms. Jyoti Rani and Dr. Sudesh Chaudhary, attended TEQIP Sponsored One Week STC on Disaster Management and Mitigation from 16-20 Dec, 2013 at DCRUST, Murthal.
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5. Dr. Nisha Kumari, Dr. Sudesh Chaudhary, and Ms. Anita Singh, National Seminar on Revitalizing Indian Agriculture, “Innovation in agro processing and Value Chain” from 23 – 24 Aug, 2013 at NIFTEM Kundli.
6. Dr. Nisha Kumari, Dr. S.P. Nehra, attended Short term QIP course on “Applications of Renewable Energy Sources” at Centre for Energy Studies (CES), Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi, India from 11- 17 Dec. 2013.
7. Dr. S. P. Nehra attended a QIP short term course on “Renewable Energy Based Technologies" organised by Dept. of Rural Development, NITTTR, and Chandigarh during 22nd -26th July, 2013.
8. Dr. Nisha Kumari, Dr. S.P. Nehra, attended Short term QIP course on “Applications of Solar Energy and Photovoltaic” at Centre for Energy Studies (CES), Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi, India from 12- 18 Dec. 2012.
9. Ms. Anita Singh, Dr. Sudesh Chaudhary, Ms. Jyoti Rani attended Short-term course on “GIS and Remote sensing- A modern tool in mapping” at DCRUST, Murthal from 19-23 Nov, 2012.
10. Dr. Sudesh Chaudhary, Ms. Anita Singh, Ms. Jyoti Rani attended “Workshop on Akash for Education”, 10-11 Nov. 2012.
11. Dr. Sudesh Chaudhary, Ms. Anita Singh, Ms. Jyoti Rani, Dr. Nisha Kumari and Dr. S P Nehra, attended
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National Conference on Energy Efficient design of Building. “Seeking cost effective solution” 6-10, Feb 2012
28 Student Projects:
Percentage of
students who have
done in-house
projects including
inter-department
projects.
Percentage of
students doing
projects in
collaboration with
other
Universities/industr
y/institute:
40% 60%
29 Awards/
recognitions
received at the
national and
international level
by: Faculty,
Doctoral/ Post-
doctoral fellow,
Students
Faculty: 1. Max Planck-India Visiting
Fellowship award received by Dr. S. P. Nehra.
2. National Renewable Energy Fellowship award received by Dr. S. P. Nehra.
3. Young Scientist Research Award received by Dr. Nisha Kumari.
4. Best Poster Presentation award received by Dr. Sudesh Choudhary.
30 Seminars/
Conferences/
Workshops
organized and the
source of funding
(national/
international) with
details of
outstanding
participants, if any
One day Training and Awareness Programme organized by CEEES on Energy Conservation and Renewable Energy Sources in May 2010. (Source of funding: HAREDA).
31 Code of ethics for All Ethical considerations are taken care off
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research followed
by the departments
while conducting research and experiments at University level ethical committee concurrence is sought.
32 Student profile course-wise (2009-12)
Name of course (refer
to question no. 4)
Applications
received
Selected Pass %
Subject Year Male Female Male Female M.Tech 2009-10 14 09 05 All passed
2010-11
14 11 03 All passed
2011-12 14 08 06 01 Degree not completed
2012-13 26 02 16 Continuing 2013-14 14 03 07 Continuing
Ph.D. 2010-2011 10 01 2011-2012 N A ---- -------- -------- 2012-2013 16 01 01 NA
33 Diversity of students (2012-13)
Name of course (refer to question no. 4)
% of students from the same University
% of students from other universities within the State
% of students from universities outside the State
% of students from other countries
M.Tech. 16.66% 66.68% 16.66% NiL Ph.D. 100% Nil Nil Nil
34 How many students
have cleared Civil
Services and
Defense Services
examinations, NET,
SET, GATE and
other competitive
examinations? Give
Exam Qualified
NET 04
GATE 06 JRF 01
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details category-
wise.
35 Student
Progression
Student Progression Percentage (%) UG to PG N A PG to M.Phil. Nil PG to Ph.D. 5% Ph.D. to Post-doctoral Nil Employed
• Campus selection • Other campus
recruitment
Nil 80%
Entrepreneurs 07 %
36 Diversity of Staff
Percentage of
faculty who are
graduates of the
Same University.
From other
universities within
the State.
From universities
from other States.
From universities
outside the country
Nil 33.33% 66.67% Nil
Number of faculty
who were awarded
Ph.D., D.Sc. and
D.Litt. during the
assessment year
Nil
38 Present details of
infrastructural
facilities with
regard to: a. Library b. Internet
facilities for staff and students.
c. Total number
Central library 100% 01
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of classrooms. d. Classrooms
with ICT facilities.
e. Students’ laboratories.
f. Research laboratories.
01
03
02
39 List of doctoral,
post-doctoral
students and
research associates.
a. From the host
University. b. From other
Universities.
Nil
04 (Doctoral) Ms. Anita and Mr. Anil Yadav. Ms. Laxmi Hooda (Doctoral) and Ms. Ritu Malik (Project Fellow)
40 Number of Post-
Graduate students
getting assistance
from the
University.
2
41 41. Was any need
assessment exercise
undertaken before
the development of
new programme
(s)? If so, highlight
the methodology.
Exercise done for preparing Syllabi and Scheme for various courses that is going to start M.Tech (Renewable Energy), M.Sc. in Environmental Science and Certificate course in Industrial Safety and Occupational Health. Faculty does a huge exercise to established Environmental Lab as well as Energy Lab. Faculty is going through various syllabi & schemes of different universities. Views & opinion of public as well as PGBOS members is considered. To start above mention courses guidelines and syllabus of UGC is also considered.
42 Does the
department obtain
feedback from
a. Faculty on
Yes. Feedback form taken from members of PGBOS
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curriculum as well
as teaching-
learning-
evaluation? If yes,
how does the
department utilise
the feedback? b. Students on staff,
curriculum and
teaching-learning-
evaluation and how
does the
department utilize
the feedback?
and students for necessary improvement as feedback is important for curriculum development. Regular discussion held for development of curriculum at Post graduate board of Studies. Yes.
43 List the distinguished alumni of the department (Maximum 10)
S.No. Name of Student Designation Organization
1. Sachin Environmental Engineer
Rajasthan Pollution Control Board (Rajasthan)
2 Sushant Girdhar Assistant Manager
Grass root Research & Creation Noida (Haryana)
3 Ashish Rana Assistant Manager
Grass root Research & Creation Noida (Haryana)
4 Amit Sharma Assistant Professor
Geeta Engineering College Panipat (Haryana)
5 Akash Assistant Professor
Maharishi Markandeshwar University, Maullana (Haryana)
6 Surendra Singh Assistant Professor
Shidhi Vinayak Engineering College, Alwar (Rajasthan)
7 Ashish Sharma Assistant Professor
Jind Institute of Engineering and Technology, Jind (Haryana)
8. Savita Distractive Officer
United India, Narayana, New Delhi
9. Mamta Project Fellow IMD, New Delhi.
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44 Give details of
student enrichment
programmes
(special lectures/
workshops/
seminar) involving
external experts.
The intra departmental seminars were organized for all students, which are evaluation based. Faculty and Students attended courses related to field like - Energy Efficient design of Building. “Seeking cost effective solution” and on Disaster Management and Mitigation at DCRUST, Murthal. Every faculty member delivers one seminar per semester. Field visits were arranged regularly for all students for their direct interaction with environment.
Industrial visit to Waste water treatment plant and sugar mill.
Field trips to different institutes out of state are organized per year.
45 List the teaching
methods adopted
by the faculty for
different
programmes
The centre has two well-equipped laboratories (Environment lab and Energy Lab). Centre has a class room with ICT facility, which is used to deliver lectures for teaching purpose. Students are regularly monitored by seminars assignments, minor tests and class tests. Unannounced or surprise class test are taken.
46 How does the
department ensure
that programme
objectives are
constantly met and
learning outcomes
are monitored?
The faculty encourage students to do project and publish paper in reputed journals. The students are also encouraged to appear for UGC NET and GATE exams and performance is regularly monitored.
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47 Highlight the
participation of
students and
faculty in extension
activities.
1. Dr. Sudesh Chaudhary, Ms. Anita Singh, Ms. Jyoti Rani were the member of organising committee of Workshop on “Water Conservation and sustainable development” on 17th Oct 2012 at DCRUST, Murthal.
2. Ms. Anita Singh, Dr. Sudesh Chaudhary and Ms. Jyoti Rani were the member of organising committee of ” Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram memorial lecture“ on 23rd Nov 2012.
3. Dr. Nisha Kumari, Dr. A.K. Berwal, Dr. Sudesh Chaudhary, Ms. Anita Singh, Ms. Jyoti Rani were the Member of organising committee of Symposium on “Biotechnology: Present Status and Future Prospects” on 15-16th March, 2013 at DCRUST, Murthal.
4. Dr. S. P. Nehra, Dr. Sudesh Chaudhary and Ms. Jyoti Rani were the member of organising committee of Two day Intensive Training Programme on ECBC on 26-27 March 2014 at DCRUST, Murthal.
5. Dr. Sudesh Chaudhary, was a the member of organising committee of national Science day 2014 at DCRUST, Murthal.
6. Dr. S. P. Nehra was the member of organising committee in National Conference on Physics of Engineering Materials (NCPEM-2013) held at Department of Physics, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram university of Science and Technology, Murthal, Sonepat during 15-17 March 2013.
48 Give details of
“beyond syllabus
scholarly activities”
of the department
Educational Visits to Forest Research Institute (FRI) and Indian Institute of Petroleum (IIP), Dehradun. 2. Industrial visit to Waste Water Treatment Plant, Rathdana and Sugar Mill, Sonepat. 3. Students participated in cultural fest, Sports, blood donation camp and various programme organized by Women Cell. 4. Two day educational tour was organized to see the effect of pollution on monuments in Agra.
49 State whether the
programme/
department is
accredited/ graded
Applied on-line for NBA accreditation in 2014.
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by other agencies?
If yes, give details.
50 Briefly highlight
the contributions of
the department in
generating new
knowledge, basic or
applied.
The Faculty members are actively involved in research for the up-liftment of the department especially in the solar energy and environment field.
1. 51 Future plan of the
department.
2. Develop centre as a advance research centre in area of solar energy and environment consultancy.
3. Development of Environmental Lab as per industry oriented consultancy.
52 Detail any five
Strengths,
Weaknesses,
Opportunities and
Challenges of the
department.
Strength
1. The centre has five different sponsored Projects for nearly Two Crore Rupees.
2. The centre environmental Lab is nearly ready for consultancy.
3. Different Solar Projects are going on. 4. Centre has Renewable Test Centre approved
by MNRE for one Crore rupees. 5. Central Library has a huge collection of
Energy and Environmental books. Weakness
1. Do not have sufficient space for research work.
2. Lack of technical staff for lab. Opportunities Our center is interdisciplinary subject and gives wide opportunity for research in the area of renewable energy keeping in view the environmental effects. Our faculty is involved in various projects related to the utilization of solar energy and tries hard to make our campus green. Challenges
1. Quality of students of admission in general is not up to the mark.
2. Inadequate non-teaching Laboratory and administrative Staff.
3. Competition with other Department of the Faculty.
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HUMANITIES
159
1 Name of the Department HUMANITIES
2 Year of Establishment 1987
3 Is the Department part
of a School/ Faculty of
the University?
Yes, Faculty of Management Studies
4 Names of the
Programmes/ Courses
offered (UG, PG,
M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Integrated Masters,
Integrated Ph.D.
PG and Post PG Programmes 1. M.A. English & Communication
Studies 2. M.A. English 3. Ph.D. in English
Courses offered at different levels of B. Tech/ B. Arch/ M.sc. Mathematics (Integrated) 1. Communicative English 2. Oral Communication Skills 3. Essentials of Communication 4. Communication Skills in English 5. Report Writing Skills 6. Oral Presentation Skills 7. Communication Skills 8. English-I 9. English-II Part-time Courses in Foreign Languages: 1. Certificate Course in French 2. Certificate Course in German
5 Inter-Disciplinary
courses and
Departments involved
1. All Univ. departments of Engineering & Technology
2. Department of Architecture 3. Department of Mathematics
6 Courses in collaboration
with other Universities,
industries, foreign
institutions etc.
NIL
7 Details of Programmes/
courses discontinued, if
any, with reasons.
PG Course: 1. M.A. English & Communication Studies Reasons for Discontinuation: Change of Scheme and Revision of Syllabi Courses at UG: 1. Essentials of Communication
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2. Communication Skills in English Reasons for Discontinuation: Change of Scheme and Revision of Syllabi
8 Annual/ Semester/
Choice Based Credit
System
Choice Based Credit Semester System
9 Participation of the
Department in the
courses offered by other
departments.
YES
10 Number of teaching
posts sanctioned and
filled (Professor/
Associate Professor/
Assistant Professor)
Level Sanctioned Filled Professor 1 1 Associate Professor
2 1
Assistant Professor 6 4
11 Faculty Profile with name, qualification, designation and specialization
(D.Sc./ D. Litt., Ph.D., M.Phil. etc.
Name Qualifica
tion
Designation Specialization Experie
nce
(yrs)
Ph.D.
student
s
guided.
Dr. Rekha
Ph.D., M.Phil. M.A. (English)
Professor & Dean
Indian Literature in English; Gender Studies; Communication & Culture Studies
21& ½ years
04
Ms. Tript Lata
M.Phil. M.A. (English)
Associate Professor & Chairperson
British Literature, Communication Skills, ELT
28 years -
Dr. Sujata Rana
Ph.D., M.Phil, M.A. (English)
Professor British Literature, Communication Skills, ELT
22 years 3
Dr. Mayur Chikara
Ph.D., M.A. (English)
Assistant Professor
American Literature, Criticism & Theory
6 years 01
Dr. Pradeep Singh
Ph.D., M.A. (English)
Assistant Professor
Indian Literature in English
6 years -
Mr. Dharmendra Singh
M.A., M.Phil.
Assistant Professor
Diasporic literature 8 months
12 List of senior Visiting Senior Visiting Faculty
161
Fellows, faculty, adjunct
faculty, emeritus
professors.
1. Dr. R. S. Malik 2. Dr. S. K. Khandelwal 3. Prof. Anup Beniwal 4. Dr. S. Prasad
13 Percentage of classes
taken by temporary
faculty-programme-wise
information.
M.A. English: 20% Courses in B.Tech.: 50% Foreign Language Courses: 100%
14 Programme-wise
Student Teacher ratio
P.G. (M.A.): 1:12 U.G. (B. Tech): 1:108 Ph.D.: 1: 1.6
15 Number of academic
support staff (technical)
and administrative staff
(sanctioned and filled)
Level Sanctioned Filled
Technical staff 1 - Administrative staff 3 1
(Regular) +2 (on Contract)
16 Research thrust areas
recognized by funding
agencies
1. Culture & Communication 2. Law & Literature
17 Number of faculty with
ongoing projects from
a. National
b. International funding
agencies and
c. Total grants
received.
Give the names of the
funding agencies and
grants received project-
wise.
Serial Name Project
Title
Fund
ing
Agen
cy
Grant
Sanction
ed
(R
Lakhs.)
National (5-549/2012(MRP))
Rekha Celebrating Goddess: A Socio-Cultural Study of Sanjhi and Durga
Puja
UGC 7.166
18 Inter-institutional
collaborative projects
and grants received.
a. National b. International
19 Departmental projects
funded by DST-FIST;
UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE;
DBT, ACSSR, etc., Total
grants received.
Serial Name of
Funding
Agency
Principal
Investigato
r
Grant
Sanctioned
(R R R R in
Lakhs)
1 UGC Dr. Sujata Rana
15.5
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20 Research facility/ Centre
with
• State recognition
• National
recognition
• International
recognition
-
21 Special research
laboratories sponsored
by/ created by industry
or corporate bodies.
Nil
22 Publications (2008-09 to 2012-13)
Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national/ international)
28
Monographs -- Chapters in books 01 Edited books 01 Books with ISBN with details of publishers. Number listed in international database (e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities international Complete, Dare Database-International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host etc.
02 Titles: 1. Arun Joshi: The Enigma of
Existentialism published by Creative Books, Delhi, 2010,ISBN – 81-8043-076-6
2. W.H.Auden: The Changing
Poetic Vision, published by Doaba Publishers, New Delhi, 2009, ISBN--01-07764-01--5
Citation Index-range/ average SNIP SJR Impact Factor-range/ average h-index
23 Details of patents and
income generated
Nil
24 Areas of consultancy
and income generated
Nil
25 Faculty selected
nationally/
internationally to visit
other laboratories in
India and abroad.
1. Dr. Rekha visited UCL, London (August 11-22, 2008)
2. Dr. Sujata Rana worked as visiting scholar at George August University, Gottingen, Germany in June/ July, 2009.
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26 Faculty serving in
a. National Committees
b. International
Committees
c. Editorial Boards
d. Any other (please
specify)
Dr. Rekha 1. Member Sub Committee of the Academic
Council of USHSS, GGSIP University, Delhi
2. Editor in Chief, University Newsletter 3. Univ. Nominee on the Governing Body of
GVMITM, Sonepat 4. Appointed as subject expert of Selection
Committee for teaching positions in various institutes /universities in Delhi govt., Punjab and Haryana
5. Appointed as an External Examiner for M.Phil./Ph.D. Thesis evaluation of universities outside Haryana
6. On the Review Panel of Journal – Dialog Ms. Tript Lata 1. Co-Editor, University Newsletter Dr. Sujata Rana 1. Editor in Chief of the university newsletter,
Tidings 2. On the Board of Referees of the journal
Luminaire published by Garden City College, Bangalore.
27 Faculty recharging
strategies
All faculty members attend, chair and deliver talks in various courses/seminars/conferences organized at national and international level to update and recharge subject knowledge
28 Student Projects. 1. Guiding Dissertations/ Projects of MA
2. Guiding Ph. D students for their research projects
29 Awards/ recognitions
received at the national
and international level
by:
• Faculty
• Doctoral/ Post-
doctoral fellows
• Students
Faculty: Dr. Sujata Rana worked as Visiting Fellow and undertook Post-doctoral research for a month in the Dept of English and Cultural Studies, George August University, Gottingen, Germany in June-July, 2009. Students: A student awarded UGC JRF
30 Seminars/ Conferences/
Workshops organized
and the source of
1. Organised a one-day TEQIP sponsored workshop on “Communication Skills” (March 21, 2008)
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funding (national/
international) with
details of outstanding
participants, if any.
2. Organised a one-week workshop on “Speaking Skills” 31 January to 5 February, 2011)
31 Code of ethics for
research followed by the
departments.
No tolerance on plagiarism
32 Student profile course-wise (2012-13)
Name of course (refer
to question no. 4)
Applications
received
Selected Pass %
Subject Year Male Female Male Female M.A. English
2012-13 30+13 06+ 04
19+ 09 90% 80%
Ph.D. in English (Course-work)
2012-13 22 (who qualified entrance exam)
Nil 02 100% 100%
33 Diversity of students (2012-13)
Name of course (refer to question no. 4)
% of students from the same University
% of students from other universities within the State
% of students from universities outside the State
% of students from other countries
M.A. English 0% 100% 20% 0% Ph.D. in English (Course Work)
0% 100% 0% 0%
34 How many students
have cleared Civil
Services and Defense
Services examinations,
NET, SET, GATE and
other competitive
examinations? Give
details category-wise.
Examination Qualified NET 03
35 Student Progression Student Progression Percentage (%) UG to PG - PG to M.Phil. / Ph.D. 30%
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Employed • Campus selection • Other campus
recruitment
50%
Entrepreneurs 20%
36 Diversity of Staff Percentage of faculty who are graduates Of the University
• From other universities within the State
• From universities from other States
• From universities outside the country
80% 20% Nil
37 Number of faculty who
were awarded Ph.D.,
D.Sc. and D.Litt. during
the assessment year.
Nil
38 Present details of
infrastructural facilities
with regard to:
a. Library: Yes, Central Library b. Internet facilities for staff and students: Yes c. Total number of classrooms: 03 d. Classrooms with ICT facilities:01 e. Students’ laboratories:01
39 List of doctoral, post-
doctoral students and
research associates.
a. From the host
University:
b. From other
Universities
Doctoral Students: From other universities: 08
40 Number of Post-
Graduate students
getting assistance from
the University.
All SC Candidates and candidates from economically weaker section
41 Was any need
assessment exercise
undertaken before the
development of new
programme(s)? If so,
highlight the
methodology.
Yes Factors such as number of vacancies advertised for teachers in English at school, college level; requirement of post-graduates in English in Publishing Houses, Corporate sector were considered
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42 Does the department
obtain feedback from:
a. Faculty on curriculum
as well as teaching-
learning-evaluation? If
yes, how does the
department utilize the
feedback?
b. Students on staff,
curriculum and
teaching-learning-
evaluation and how
does the department
utilize the feedback?
a) Yes, by incorporating the changes and by
revising the syllabi if possible b) Yes, by sharing it with the faculty
43 List the distinguished
alumni of the
department (Maximum
10)
-
44 Give details of student
enrichment programmes
(special lectures/
workshops/ seminar)
involving external
experts.
1. Dedicating exclusive 1 hour to students for interaction on Ethics & Personality Development
2. Screening documentaries/feature films 3. Arranging Extramural Talks
45 List the teaching
methods adopted by the
faculty for different
programmes.
1. Conventional chalk & talk method 2. Interactive Teaching 3. Seminars/presentations 4. Using PPTs/Films 5. Language lab software
46 How does the
department ensure that
programme objectives
are constantly met and
learning outcomes are
monitored?
Through students’ feedback and their progress in/for further studies and career
47 Highlight the
participation of students
and faculty in extension
activities
1. Participation in seminars/conferences by faculty and students
2. Delivering talks/lectures by faculty in Faculty Development programmes/ workshops
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3. Participation by faculty and students in organizing extra-curricular/sports activities of the university
48 Give details of “beyond
syllabus scholarly
activities” of the
department.
1. Organizing/ Contributing Extra-curricular activities
2. Organizing & Participating in Extramural talks
3. Organizing workshops on Communication Skills
4. Extending Counseling – personal and academic to students
49 State whether the
programme/ department
is accredited/ graded by
other agencies? If yes,
give details.
No
50 Briefly highlight the
contributions of the
department in
generating new
knowledge, basic or
applied.
1. Incorporation of newly emerging trends in literature in teaching-learning process
2. Dedicating 2-4 hrs per week per semester to oral communication skills of students
51 Future plan of the
department.
1. Integrated B.A.-M.A. English 2. Integrated M.A.-Ph.D. in English 3. Integrated B.A.-M.A. in Liberal Arts 4. M.A. in Mass-Media Communication
52 Detail any five
Strengths, Weaknesses,
Opportunities and
Challenges of the
department.
Strengths:
• Qualified Faculty • Interdisciplinary Faculty • Focus on Oral Communication • Well Equipped Language Lab • Student Group Leader • Personal Counseling of the students: o Through Dedicated Teachers o Through Dedicated Senior Students
Weaknesses:
• Understaffed Department • Relatively High Fee structure
Opportunities:
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• Scope for expansion and growth • Scope for Interdisciplinary Programmes
Challenges:
• Comparison & Competition with Peer Departments of the University
• Reinventing the scope for Humanities amidst Technology and Management courses
169
MANAGEMENT STUDIES
170
1 Name of the
Department
MANAGEMENT STUDIES
2 Year of Establishment 2008
3 Is the Department part
of a School/ Faculty of
the University?
Yes
4 Names of the
Programmes/ Courses
offered (UG, PG,
M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Integrated Masters,
Integrated Ph.D.
MBA Integrated 5 Yr. course MBA 2 Yr. MHA (Masters in Hospital Administration) 2 Yr. Ph.D.
5 Inter-Disciplinary
courses and
Departments involved
-
6 Courses in
collaboration with
other Universities,
industries, foreign
institutions etc.
The department has collaborated with MDI, Gurgaon for its MBA 2 Yr. programme.
7 Details of
Programmes/ courses
discontinued, if any,
with reasons.
MBA (ITM). The course has been discontinued due to slowing down of IT sector and declining employment opportunities.
8 Annual/ Semester/
Choice Based Credit
System
Semester with Choice Based Credit System.
9 Participation of the
Department in the
courses offered by
other departments.
Yes, with all Engineering departments.
10 Number of teaching
posts sanctioned and
filled (Professor/
Associate Professor/
Assistant Professor)
Level Sanctioned Filled
Professor 02 01
Associate Professor 02 02
Assistant Professor 10 11
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11 Faculty Profile with name, qualification, designation and specialization
(D.Sc./ D. Litt., Ph.D., M.Phil. etc.
Name Qualification
Designation
Specialisation Experience (yrs)
Prof. Rajbir Singh
Professor
Ph.D.
Finance, Business Strategy, Economics
25
Anil Khurana Associate Prof.
Ph.D.
Marketing Management &Information Technology
14
S.N Mahapatra Associate Prof.
Ph.D.
Strategic Managements, Marketing Mgt.
19
Anju Sigroha Assistant Prof.
Ph.D.
Human Resource Management 9
Aarti Deveshwar Assistant Prof.
Ph.D.
International Business Management & Economics
9
Rupa Rathee
Assistant Prof.
MBA Marketing Management 11
Anand Chauhan
Assistant Prof.
MBA Knowledge Management & Marketing Management
8
Pankaj Chaudhary
Assistant Prof.
M.Phil. Finance 8
Jitender Kumar
Assistant Prof.
Ph.D. Finance 9
Satpal
Assistant Prof.
Ph.D.
Finance, Human Resource Management
11
Manisha Arora Assistant Prof.
Ph.D. Finance 10
Vandana Sharma Assistant Prof.
M.Phil. International Business Management & Marketing Management
8
Parveen Kumar Assistant Prof.
MBA Finance 3
12 List of senior Visiting
Fellows, faculty,
adjunct faculty,
emeritus professors.
Names of
Resource Persons
Background
Industry/ Academic/
R&D
Dr. A.S Boora Academic Dr. KP singh Academic Dr. KP Kaushik Academic Dr. Narender Chaudhary
Academic
Dr. Ramesh Dalal Academic Dr. Manoj Academic Dr. Atul Dhingra Academic Dr. Anil Kanwa Academic Mr. Subrata Goswami
Industry
Mr. Vikas Kakkar Industry Dr. BS Bodla Academic
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Mr. Darshan Wadhwa
Academic
Mr. Pankaj Kumar Academic Dr.Santosh Rangnekar
Academic
Mr.Umesh Bamel Academic Dr. Rajnish Mishra Academic
13 Percentage of classes
taken by temporary
faculty-programme-
wise information.
14%
14 Programme-wise
Student Teacher ratio
MBA 5 Yr.- 4:1 MBA 2 Yr.- 6:1 MHA 2 Yr.- 4:1
15 Number of academic
support staff
(technical) and
administrative staff
(sanctioned and filled)
Level Sanctioned Filled Technical staff Nil Nil Administrative staff 01 01
16 Research thrust areas
recognized by funding
agencies
Technology, Innovation & Entrepreneurship. Public Health Public Policy Rural Management & Planning Knowledge Management Health Care Management Women Entrepreneurship Water security & Sanitation: Planning & Implementation.
17 Number of faculty with ongoing projects from
a. National
b. International funding agencies and
c. Total grants received.
Give the names of the funding agencies and grants received project-
wise.
Seri
al
Name Project Title Funding
Agency
Grant
Sanctioned
(Rs Lakhs)
1 Prof. Rajbir Mr. Anand
Knowledge Management Strategy
UGC 6.27
173
Chauhan in Health Sector in India: A study
2. Dr. Anil Khurana Mr. Pankaj Choudhary
Implementation of Customer Relationship Management: A Study of select Indian Universities
UGC 5.92
3. Prof. Rajbir Dr. Anil Khuranna Dr. Deepak
Evauation of Indra Gandhi Drinking Water Scheme for Gohana, PHE Government of Haryana
PHE Government of Haryana
3.5
4. Management Department (All faculty members)
MGNREGA Perspective Plan: District, Rohtak
DRDA, Govt. of Haryana
7.0
5. Prof. Rajbir Dr.Anil Khurana Dr.Anju Dr. Aarti Ms.Rupa Dr. Manisha Ms. Vandana Mr. Jitender
MGNREGA Perspective Plan: District, Sonipat
DRDA, Govt. of Haryana
10.0
6. Prof. Rajbir Dr. Anil K Dr. Satpal Dr. Deepak
Evaluation Study of Water Supply Scheme in all Villages of District Mahindergarh
WSSO, Govt. of Haryana
15.86
7. Prof. Rajbir Dr. Satpal Dr. Rupa Rathee
Evaluation Study of Water Supply Scheme in all Villages of District Jhajjar
WSSO, Govt. of Haryana
11.83
8. Prof. Rajbir Dr. S.N Mahapatra Dr. Satpal
MGNREGA Perspective Plan: District, Gurgaon
DRDA, Govt.of Haryana
9.9
9. Prof. Rajbir Dr. Rupa Rathee
MGNREGA Perspective Plan: District Panchkula
DRDA, Govt.of Haryana
6.5
10. Prof. Rajbir Dr. Anil K Ms. Rupa Dr. Satpal Dr. Deepak
National Drinking Water Security Pilot Project in over Exploited Block: Kaithal
Water Security Sanitation Organisation, PHE Department, Govt. of Haryana
100
11. Prof. Rajbir Dr. Anil K Ms. Rupa Dr. Satpal Dr. Deepak
MGNREGA Perspective Plan: District Yamunanagar
DRDA, Govt. of Haryana
9.90
174
12. Prof. Rajbir Dr. Anil K Ms. Rupa Dr. Satpal
MGNREGA Perspective Plan: District, Kaithal
DRDA, Govt. of Haryana
9.9
13 Dr. Rupa Rathee Dr. Satpal
Women Entrepreneurship: A study of contribution, challenges & potential
UGC 6.51
18 Inter-institutional
collaborative projects
and grants received.
Prof. Rajbir, Dr. Anil Khurana, Dr. Rupa Rathee, Dr.Satpal, Dr. Deepak
National Drinking Water Security Pilot Project in over Exploited Block: Kaithal in collaboration with WSSO, Govt. of Haryana & World Bank.
19 Departmental projects
funded by DST-FIST;
UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE;
DBT, ACSSR, etc.,
Total grants received.
Seri
al
Name of Funding Agency Grant
Sanctioned
(R R R R in Lakhs)
1 UGC-SAP 41
2 UGC Development grant 70 lacs 3 UGC Project
Knowledge Management Strategy in Health Sector in India: A study
6.27
4 UGC Project
Implementation of Customer Relationship Management: A Study of Select Indian Universities
5.92
5 UGC Project
Women Entrepreneurship: A study of contribution, challenges & potential
6.51
20 Research facility/
Centre with
• State recognition
• National
recognition
• International
recognition
Nil
21 Special research
laboratories sponsored
by/ created by industry
or corporate bodies.
Nil
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22 Publications (2008-09 to 2012-13)
Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national/ international)
85
Monographs - Chapters in books Dr. Anil Khurana
1.E-Commerce, 5 chapters:
GJU, Hissar
• Introduction to e-commerce • Internet service provider • Internet & World Wide Web. • Electronic Payment system • Corporate digital library
2.Management Information
System, 10 Chapters, HP university
Shimla
• MIS -concept, emergence & role, Computers & MIS
• Decision Making • Transportation & Assignment
Problems • PERT & CPM • System Analysis & Deign –An
Introduction • Structured Analysis • DBMS-An introduction • Data Models • Normalisation • Crimes through computers
Edited books - Books with ISBN with details of publishers. Number listed in international database (e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities international Complete, Dare Database-International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host etc.
Dr. S.N Mahapatra Global Marketing ISBN No.: 81-8218-037-6,Galgotia Publishing House, New Delhi.
Citation Index-range/ average PROQUEST, SCOPUS, EBSCO SNIP - SJR - Impact Factor-range/ average - h-index -
23 Details of patents and
income generated
-
24 Areas of consultancy
and income generated
Rural planning & Management Public policy & Management
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Public Health Water Security & Sanitation: Planning & Implementation Total income = 1.85 cr.
25 Faculty selected
nationally/
internationally to visit
other laboratories in
India and abroad.
Nil
26 Faculty serving in
a. National Committees
b. International
Committees
c. Editorial Boards
d. Any other (please
specify)
Dr. S.N. Mahapatra (Editorial Board) Paper Reviewer for international journal such as IJMT, JBM, JMPT, etc Prof. Rajbir Singh Member of Advisory Board of Vedaang-A Management Journal of SGRRITS (Shri Guru Ram Rai Insti. of Tech.& Sci., Dehradun)
27 Faculty recharging strategies
• Dr. Anil Khurana attended FDP at IIM, Ahmedabad (4months). • Dr. Jitender Kumar, attended FDP at IIM, Indore (2months) • Mr. Anand Chauhan, attended FDP at IIM, Indore (2months) • Mr. Pankaj, attended FDP at IIM, Indore (3 months) • Prof. Rajbir Singh attended MDP at IIM, Ahmedabad. • Ms.Vandana Sharma, attended Faculty Fellowship Programme at IIT,
Delhi (8 weeks) • Dr.Rupa Rathee & Ms.Vandana attended a 2-day workshop on SEM at
MDU, Rohtak. • All faculty members attended FDP organized by the department on on
Quantitative Research methods in Social Sciences using SPSS. • All faculty members attended the orientation course.
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28 Student Projects. • As per the curriculum students go for 8 weeks
summer training project to get corporate exposure as well as to learn the practical implications of the theoretical concepts. Apart from this the students are required to carry –out a major project in their final year in their
areas of specialization.
• The department has actively involved students in various consultancy & live projects like MGNREGA Rohtak, Sonipat, Panchkula, Yamunanagar districts; Indira Gandhi
Drinking Water Scheme for Mahindergarh, Jhajjar, National Drinking Water Security
Pilot project in Over Exploited Block:
Kaithal etc.
29 Awards/ recognitions
received at the
national and
international level by:
• Faculty
• Doctoral/ Post-
doctoral fellows
• Students
NIL NIL NIL
30 Seminars/
Conferences/
Workshops organized
and the source of
funding (national/
international) with
details of outstanding
participants, if any.
From the date of inception till now department has organized:
• Workshop for MHA - Sept 2009. • Health Camp by MHA Students. • National Education Day Seminar - Nov 2009. • Workshop on Patent awareness - March 2010 • A National Seminar on Technology,
Innovation & Entrepreneurship in 21st Century - Feb, 2012
• FDP on Quantitative Research Methods -May-June, 2012.
31 Code of ethics for
research followed by
the departments.
Department encourage faculty members for high quality research by organizing seminars & workshops & give seed money from UGC development grant for conducting research in
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thrust areas. Department believe research is the key area for enhancement of faculty academic strength & therefore all faculty members believe that there is a strong correlation between research & subject they are teaching in the class.
32 Student profile course-wise (2011-12)
Name of course (refer to question no. 4)
Applications received
Selected Pass %
Subject Year Male Female Male Female
MBA 5 yr. 2012-13 60 42 18 100 100 MBA 2 yr. 2012-13 88 43 45 100 100
MHA 2012-13 22 06 16 100 100
33 Diversity of students (2012-13)
Name of course (refer to question no. 4)
% of students from the same University
% of students from other universities within the State
% of students from universities outside the State
% of students from other countries
MBA 5 Yr - - - - MBA 2Yr. - 92 8 - MHA 2 Yr. - 91 9 -
34 How many students
have cleared Civil
Services and Defense
Services examinations,
NET, SET, GATE and
other competitive
examinations? Give
details category-wise.
Examination Qualified
IAS 1
NET 10
Public sector 5
35 Student Progression Student Progression Percentage (%)
UG to PG - PG to M.Phil. NA PG to Ph.D. - Ph.D. to Post-doctoral NA Employed • Campus selection • Other campus recruitment
-
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Entrepreneurs 2
36 Diversity of Staff Percentage of faculty who are graduates Of the University • From other universities within the
State • From universities from other States • From universities outside the country
92.8% 7.14% Nil
37 Number of faculty who
were awarded Ph.D.,
D.Sc. and D.Litt.
during the assessment
year.
Dr. Rupa Rathee Dr. Jitender Kumar
38 Present details of
infrastructural
facilities with regard
to:
a. Library Central Library b. Internet facilities for staff and students. 100% c. Total number of classrooms 10 d. Classrooms with ICT facilities. 04 e. Students’ laboratories. 02 f. Research laboratories -
39 List of doctoral, post-
doctoral students and
research associates.
a. From the host
University:
b. From other
Universities
From the host University-18 Anand Chauhan, Parveen Kumar Jyoti Mehra, Kaveri Hans, Rajesh Kumari, Sarita Solanki Raja, Meenakshi, Minu Sharma, Ravinder Pal, Sandhya, Satbir Singh, Sunita, Veena Mehta, Yoginder S.Kataria, Anjali Chahal, Aparna Datta, Yogita
40 Number of Post-
Graduate students
getting assistance from
the University.
23 students were provided assistance from the university from 2010-12 on the basis of Merit Parent working in the university Weaker section Scholarship
41 Was any need
assessment exercise
undertaken before the
development of new
programme(s)? If so,
highlight the
methodology.
No
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42 Does the department
obtain feedback from:
a. Faculty on
curriculum as well
as teaching-learning-
evaluation? If yes,
how does the
department utilise
the feedback?
b. Students on staff,
curriculum and
teaching-learning-
evaluation and how
does the department
utilize the feedback?
Yes, the department obtains the feedback from faculty on curriculum as well as teaching –learning evaluation. The department has regularly brought changes in the syllabus & has adopted case study based teaching pedagogy only through the feedback system. The department has adopted a feedback proforma, which tries to address the issues related to curriculum & teaching learning –evaluation.
43 List the distinguished
alumni of the
department
(Maximum 10)
Parveen Yadav, Kanta Verma, Vikram Singh Dahiya, Komal Mittal, Nitin
44 Give details of student
enrichment
programmes (special
lectures/ workshops/
seminar) involving
external experts.
• The department organizes special lectures/ workshops/ seminar regularly where external subject experts deliver their talk & interact with students & faculty members.
• The department has signed MOU with MDI Gurgaon for Educational Exchange. There are various course offered by MDI international Summer University During April- June 2013.
45 List the teaching
methods adopted by
the faculty for
different programmes.
• Study material related to syllabus is provided to students from books, journals & through Internet.
• Case studies • Class discussions • Research papers related to the topics were
discussed from various journals. • The teachers regularly monitored students
through seminars assignments, case studies, and minor test & through presentations.
46 How does the
department ensure
that programme
The department monitors its objectives through the success rate of its PG and research students to publish their work in high impact factor journals.
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objectives are
constantly met and
learning outcomes are
monitored?
47 Highlight the
participation of
students and faculty in
extension activities
• Students are encouraged to participate in consultancy work, project & research work carried out by the faculty members so that the students can learn the actual application & implementation of the concepts they are reading in the class room. The students involved in consultancy work are paid handsomely from consultancy earning.
48 Give details of
“beyond syllabus
scholarly activities” of
the department.
• Involvement of students in live projects. • Interaction of students with industries by
organizing industrial visits. • The department, for giving high quality
academic exposure to students, organizes seminars & workshops.
• Experts from different management areas are invited to give guest lecture to students.
49 State whether the
programme/
department is
accredited/ graded by
other agencies? If yes,
give details.
No
50 Briefly highlight the
contributions of the
department in
generating new
knowledge, basic or
applied.
The faculty members are actively involved in research & in consultancy projects for the up-liftment of the society especially the rural population. Through consultancy experience department has identified Public Policy, Rural Management, Health Administration and Rural Technology Innovation as new thrust areas of management field for the future. Therefore the department is planning to start some innovative management programme in these areas in future.
51 Future plan of the
department.
To start MDPs & EDPs. To bring Public Policy & Management as a subject in the department.
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To enhance level of research in the department.
52 Detail any five Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges of
the department.
Strengths:
1. Adequate core faculty members with vast research experience in their field. 2. All faculty members are credited with research publications in international & national journals. 3. The department is actively involved in consultancy projects. 4. Library resources’ (Books, reference books, case studies & e-journals). 5. Computer Lab & communication Lab with license SPSS for data analysis & research.
Weakness:
1. Department is not independent to adopt its own admission criteria. 2. No syndicate room for discussion & case presentation. 3. Functional Autonomy 4. Placement of students. 5. Financial Autonomy.
Opportunities:
1. Opportunity to start new innovative programme in Public Policy, Rural Management & Rural Entrepreneurship. 2. MDP, EDP FDP. 3. Consultancy Work. 4. Collaboration with foreign university for research & programme improvement. 5. Industry –Academic collaboration.
Challenges:
1. Demand of the programme is linked with economic cycle therefore slowdown in economy is affecting the programme. 2. To meet the benchmark of industry requirements. Retention of faculty members. 3. Mushrooming of private universities, which are distracting the students by disseminating false, & misleading information at the time of admission. 4. Availability of fund.
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MATERIALS SCIENCE AND NANOTECHNOLOGY
184
1 Name of the
Department
MATERIALS SCIENCE &
NANOTECHNOLOGY
2 Year of
Establishment
2010
3 Is the Department
part of a School/
Faculty of the
University.
Yes
4 Names of the
Programmes/
Courses offered
(UG, PG, M.Phil.,
Ph.D., Integrated
Masters,
Integrated Ph.D.
M.Tech. (MSN) Ph.D.
5 Inter-Disciplinary
courses and
Departments
involved
M.Tech. and Ph.D. in different areas of Materials Science & Nanotechnology
6 Courses in
collaboration with
other Universities,
industries, foreign
institutions etc.
• M.Tech. One semester research project are carried out at research Laboratory/Institute of National repute like NPL-Delhi, C-MET Pune, CSIO-Chandigarh, DRDO, IIT Delhi, DTU Delhi etc.
• MoU with Daeduk Univ., South Korea
7 Details of
Programmes/
courses
discontinued, if
any, with reasons.
None
8 Annual/ Semester/
Choice Based
Credit System
Credit based system
9 Participation of Teaching of Materials related subjects in Civil Engg.
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the Department in
the courses offered
by other
departments.
Deptt.
10 Number of
teaching posts
sanctioned and
filled (Professor/
Associate
Professor/
Assistant
Professor)
Level Sanctioned Filled Professor 01 01 Associate Professor 02 01 Assistant Professor 04 01
11 Faculty Profile with name, qualification, designation and specialization
(D.Sc./ D. Litt., Ph.D., M.Phil. etc.
Name Qualification
Designation
Specialization Teaching Experience (yrs)
Ph.D. students guided
Dr. A.K. Sharma
Ph.D. Professor Conducting Polymers, Nanomaterials, Nanocomposites
23 01 +02 (ongoing)
Dr. B.S. Dehiya
Ph.D. Associate Professor
Metals, Ceramics, Nanomaterials, Nanocomposites
05 01 (ongoing)
Dr. Surender Duhan
Ph.D. Assistant Professor
Nanomaterials, Nanocomposites, Sensors
03.5 02 (ongoing)
12 List of senior
Visiting Fellows,
faculty, adjunct
faculty, emeritus
professors.
1. Dr. Hisatoshi Kobyashi, National Institute of Materials Science, Skuba-Japan
2. Dr. Ashutosh Tewari, Linkoping University, Sweden
13 Percentage of
classes taken by
temporary faculty-
programme-wise
~50% of M.Tech. Course
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information.
14 Programme-wise
Student Teacher
ratio
M.Tech. 6:1
15 Number of
academic support
staff (technical)
and administrative
staff (sanctioned
and filled)
Level Sanctioned Filled Technical staff 01 01 Administrative staff
02 02
16 Research thrust
areas recognized
by funding
agencies
• Super Capacitors, Conducting Polymers, Nanocomposites
• Metal and Ceramics Matrix Nanocomposites • Humidity sensors, Nanomaterials
17 Number of faculty
with ongoing
projects from
a. National
b. International
funding agencies
and
c. Total grants
received.
d. Give the names
of the funding
agencies and
grants received
project-wise.
S.
No.
Name Project Title Funding
Agency
Grant
Sanctioned
(R Lakhs.)
1 Dr. A.K. Sharma
Polymer composites as advanced electrode materials for super capacitor Nanostructured composites as electrode materials for electro –chemical energy stroage
DST UGC
34,30,000/-
11,31,800/-
2 Dr. B.S. Dehiya
Remote sensing and GIS Energy Conservation and Tapping of Renewable Energy Sources
UGC (Coordinator) UGC (Co-coordinator)
7,00,000/-
7,00,000/-
3 Dr. Surender Duhan
Preparation and characterization of silver nanoparticles
UGC 7, 89,000/-
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for humidity sensing applications
18 Inter-institutional
collaborative
projects and
grants received.
Nil
19 Departmental
projects funded by
DST-FIST; UGC-
SAP/CAS, DPE;
DBT, ACSSR, etc.,
Total grants
received.
Nil (Newly established Department)
20 Research facility/
Centre with
• State recognition
• National
recognition
• International
recognition
Nil
21 Special research
laboratories
sponsored by/
created by
industry or
corporate bodies.
Nil
22 Publications:
Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national/ international)
57
Monographs -- Chapters in books 01 Edited books Books with ISBN with details of publishers. Number listed in international database (e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities international Complete, Dare Database-International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host etc.
06
Citation Index-range/ average 1-10/4 SNIP ---
188
SJR --- Impact Factor-range/ average 0.0-3.77 Average
1.24 h-index 07 i-10 index 04
23 Details of patents
and income
generated
Nil
24 Areas of
consultancy and
income generated
Nil
25 Faculty selected
nationally/
internationally to
visit other
laboratories in
India and abroad.
Prof. A.K. Sharma � Indian Academy of Science, SUMMER RESEARCH
FELLOWSHIP 2010, at Indian Institute of Science, (IISc.) Bangalore (India).
� Indian Academy of Science, SUMMER RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP 2009, at Indian Institute of Science, (IISc.) Bangalore (India).
26 Faculty serving in
a. National
Committees
b. International
Committees
c. Editorial Boards
d. Any other (please
specify)
Nil The Faculty is Referee to a number of National and International Journals of repute.
27 Faculty recharging
strategies
Dr. Surender Duhan, Attended orientation course at B.P.S.M.V. Khanpur Kalan Sonepat (Haryana) from June 4-28, 2011 Dr. Surender Duhan, Attended refresher course Kurkushetra Univ. Kurkushetra (Haryana) from May 2-21, 2013 Dr. Surender Duhan, Attended short term course DCRUST,Murthal (Haryana) from Oct 7-11, 2013 Dr B S Dehiya: Attended Videoconferencing Workshop on Research Methodology organized by IIT Bombay with MHRD support. 2012.
28 Student Projects. M.Tech. Semester IV Major Projects of three batches
(2010-12 & 2011-13) carried out: In-house and in collaboration with other Universities/ Institute /
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Departments. 3rd Batch Students currently working on their major one semester projects.
29 Awards/
recognitions
received at the
national and
international level
by:
� Faculty: � 1. Prof. A.K. Sharma EMINENT MATERIALS SCIENTIST AWARD at
International Congress on Advanced Materials (AM2011), May 13-16, 2011, at University of Jinan,
Shandong, China.
30 Seminars/
Conferences/
Workshops
organized and the
source of funding
(national/
international) with
details of
outstanding
participants, if
any.
• INSPIRE Internship camp for students of top 1% performers in Class X board examinations (DST Funding sanctioned – Rs 9.75 Lakhs) to be organized.
31 Code of ethics for
research followed
by the
departments.
The Department follows the Ethics Code as per University and UGC/DST Guidelines.
32 Student profile course-wise
Name of course (refer
to question no. 4)
Applications
received
Selected Pass %
Subject Year Male Female Male Female M.Tech. 2010-11
2011-12 2012-13 2013-14
32 24 19 16
13 11 8 7
3 7 8 5
100% 80% Appea
ring
--
100% 100% Appeari
ng
--
Ph.D. 2012-13 9 2 2 --
--
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33 Diversity of students (2012-13)
Name of course (refer to question no. 4)
% of students from the same University
% of students from other universities within the State
% of students from universities outside the State
% of students from other countries
Ph.D. 75% 25% 0 0 M.Tech. 0 70% 30% 0
34 How many
students have
cleared Civil
Services and
Defense Services
examinations,
NET, SET, GATE
and other
competitive
examinations?
Give details
category-wise.
Examination Qualified GATE 02 SSC 02 Others 01
35 Student
Progression
Student Progression Percentage (%) UG to PG -- PG to M.Phil. -- PG to Ph.D. 10% + 10% working
as Project Research Fellows
Ph.D. to Post-doctoral -- Employed • Campus selection • Other campus recruitment • Off-campus job
01 (Mohit Dahiya) Above10
Entrepreneurs --
36 Diversity of Staff
Percentage of faculty who are graduates Of the University
• From other universities within the State • From universities from other States • From universities outside the country
70% -- 30%
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37 Number of faculty
who were awarded
Ph.D., D.Sc. and
D.Litt. during the
assessment year.
Nil
38 Present details of
infrastructural
facilities with
regard to:
a. Library: Central Library b. Internet facilities for staff and students: 100% c. Total number of classrooms: 02 d. Classrooms with ICT facilities: 01 e. Research laboratories: 04 f. Central Instrumentation Lab (CIL)
39 List of doctoral,
post-doctoral
students and
research
associates.
a. From the host
University:
b. From other
Universities
a) From DCRUST:
Mr. Vijay Kumar Mr. Preetam Bhardwaj Mrs. Nidhika Bhoria
b) Ms. Suman Jangra Ms. Gunjan
40 Number of Post-
Graduate students
getting assistance
from the
University.
Nil
41 Was any need
assessment
exercise
undertaken before
the development of
new
programme(s)? If
so, highlight the
methodology.
• Yes. University authorities and Faculty members from Departments of Physics, Chemistry, Biotechnology and Chemical Engineering were involved in the process to introduce a research based multi-disciplinary programme on Nanotechnology, which was further modified to “Materials Science and Nanotechnology” upon deliberations with eminent scientists at Bangalore Nano-2009 Conference.
42 Does the
department obtain
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feedback from:
a. Faculty on
curriculum as
well as teaching-
learning-
evaluation? If
yes, how does the
department
utilise the
feedback?
b. Students on staff,
curriculum and
teaching-
learning-
evaluation and
how does the
department
utilize the
feedback?
Yes, The faculty for necessary improvement, if any evaluates the feedback from the faculty and from the students. Yes, Regular meetings of the faculty members with students are organized to address their grievances related to curriculum and teaching, learning and evaluation. Since the Department is newly established, the alumni association is in the process of being instituted. However, the University has an alumni association with which the graduating students can affiliate themselves as members.
43 List the
distinguished
alumni of the
department
(Maximum 10)
04 students working as research Project Fellows in Institutions of National importance e.g. NPL, Delhi and IIT Delhi.
1. Mr. Veent Duhan
Position -Teaching Assistantship Department of Chemistry, The Graduate School North Carolina State University, Research Building III, Raleigh, NC 27695-7102
2. Ms Meena Dhankar
Position -Ph.D Research Scholar Brno University of Technology Czech Republic.
3. Mr. Shashank Sekhar Singh
Inspector, Central Excise,Govt. of India.
44 Give details of
student
enrichment
programmes
(special lectures/
workshops/
The Dep’t organized several seminars / workshops for the benefit of students:
• Dr. Kim il Jin and Dr Han, Daeduk University, Republic of Korea - 2011
• Dr. Hisatoshi Kobayashi, National Institute of Materials Science (NIMS) Tuskuba, Japan - 2010
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seminar) involving
external experts. • Dr. Ashutosh Tiwari, Linkoping University, Sweden
- 2011 • Annual Poster Exhibition by the graduating M.
Tech. classes.
45 List the teaching
methods adopted
by the faculty for
different
programmes.
• The Department has an Audio-Visual facility for PowerPoint presentations to class by faculty.
• The teachers regularly monitored students through seminars, assignments and class tests.
• Soft Skills – such as presentation and communication, are enhanced through two compulsory/qualifying subjects in two different semesters.
46 How does the
department ensure
that programme
objectives are
constantly met and
learning outcomes
are monitored?
• The Department monitors its objectives through the success rate of its PG and research students.
• The Department encourages research students to publish their work in high impact factor journals.
• The Department hosts an annual Poster Exhibition for its graduating class to showcase their work to the University.
47 Highlight the
participation of
students and
faculty in
extension activities
• The Department hosted a Quiz competition in University Technova Festival 2012, 2013 & 2014.
48 Give details of
“beyond syllabus
scholarly
activities” of the
department.
• Educational and Recreational Visit to IIT Roorkee, and nearby regional spots.
• The Department has a Materials and Nanotechnology Students’ Association. (MANSA).
49 State whether the
programme/
department is
accredited/ graded
by other agencies?
If yes, give details.
Yes. The M.Tech. programme is approved by AICTE for 18 seats.
50 Briefly highlight
the contributions
of the department
in generating new
The faculty members are actively involved in research for betterment of the society by means of experimental and theoretical research work in the areas of novel materials/applications.
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knowledge, basic
or applied.
51 Future plan of the
department. • To start specialization in various areas of materials
science • To apply for DST, FIST and UGC, SAP grants • To establish a Materials Characterization Center • To establish a Clean Laboratory for Materials
Synthesis • To establish a Nanotechnology Demo / Educational
facility • To start integrated M.Tech. / Ph.D. programme in
Materials Science and Nanotechnology • To establish a Materials Sensing Laboratory
52 Detail any five Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges of
the department.
Strengths:
a) Well qualified and highly experienced faculty having outside funding b) The Department has adequate space and the research laboratories are
equipped with the basic necessary equipments. c) The Department has access to a central instrumentation facility with
latest characterization equipments. d) The central library has a good collection of Materials/Nanotechnology
books. e) The university has sports and hostel facilities and an eco-friendly
environment. Weaknesses:
a) The characterization facilities in the deptt are inadequate from research perspective
b) Lack of departmental library and future growth space c) Lack of environmental controls in laboratories d) The lack of a UG stream for this course. e) Insufficient funds for purchase of High end equipments f) The department has adequate space for existing programmes however
more space and research laboratories required for expansion. Opportunities:
a) The University is located within the National Capital Region (NCR) b) Sufficient infrastructural facilities to organize International and National
Conferences/ Seminars/ Workshops at the centre as well as on the
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campus. c) The Department is situated near to a progressive up-and-coming
education city with several industrial hubs and educational institutes in the region
d) Materials and Nanotechnology areas are of current interest worldwide – indicating a huge scope for future international collaborations and research possibilities
Challenges:
a) Increasing the awareness about the course and its possibilities to the widest spectrum of UG students.
b) The orientation and quality of students for admission in general is below expectations for this type of multidisciplinary course.
c) To keep pace with the fast growing knowledge in Materials and Nano Sciences, the continuous education and training of the faculty is required.
d) Growth in the number of Departmental programmes / activities.
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MATHEMATICS
197
1 Name of the
Department
MATHEMATICS
2 Year of Establishment 2009
3 Is the Department
part of a School/
Faculty of the
University.
Faculty of Science & Technology Interface
4 Names of the
Programmes/ Courses
offered (UG, PG,
M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Integrated Masters,
Integrated Ph.D.
M.Sc. 2-years, M.Sc. 5-years-integrated Ph.D. programmes in various branches of Mathematics
5 Inter-Disciplinary
courses and
Departments involved
Yes, all engineering departments involved
6 Courses in
collaboration with
other Universities,
industries, foreign
institutions etc.
Research programmes are in collaboration with national & international universities.
7 Details of
Programmes/ courses
discontinued, if any,
with reasons.
None
8 Annual/ Semester/
Choice Based Credit
System
Semester with choice based credit system
9 Participation of the
Department in the
courses offered by
other departments.
Yes, B.Tech. (Engg. All streams)
10 Number of teaching
posts sanctioned and
filled (Professor/
Associate Professor/
Level Sanctioned Filled Professor 01 01 Associate Professor 03 01 Assistant Professor 12 10
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Assistant Professor)
11 Faculty Profile with name, qualification, designation and specialization
(D.Sc./ D. Litt., Ph.D., M.Phil. etc.
Name Qualification Designati
on
Specialisation Experie
nce
(yrs)
Ph.D.
students
guided.
Dr. P.K. Bhatia
M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D.
Professor Information Theory 25
Dr. S.K. Garg
M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D.
Professor Analysis/ Functional Analysis
28
Dr. R. C. Nautiyal
M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D.
Professor Differential Geometry
25
Dr. R.K. Kansal
M.Sc., M.Tech, Ph.D.
Professor Numerical Analysis/Computer Programming
25 2
Dr. S.K. Batra
M.Sc., Ph.D./PGDCA
Professor Coding Theory/ Number Theory
15
Dr. Nawneet Hooda
M.Sc., Ph.D./PGDCA
Associate Prof.
Computing 9
Dr. S. Kumar
M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D., PGDCA/PGDT (English-Hidi)
Assistant Prof.
Analysis/ Functional Analysis/ Fixed Point Theory
10 1
Dr. Vijay Prakash Tomar
M.Sc., Ph.D. Assistant Prof.
Information Theory 6
Dr. Ravinder Sahrawat
M.Sc., Ph.D., PGDCA
Assistant Prof.
Mechanics 4
Dr. A.C. Upadhyaya
M.Sc., Ph.D. Assistant Prof.
Reliability Theory/ Optimization Techniques
10
Mr. Manjit Singh
M.Sc., M. Phil Assistant Prof.
Number Theory/Coding Theory
4
Miss. Suman Panwar
M.Sc., M. Phil Assistant Prof.
Optimization Techniques
3
12 List of senior Visiting
Fellows, faculty,
adjunct faculty,
emeritus professors.
13 Percentage of classes
taken by temporary
faculty-programme-
wise information.
5-10% (classes taken by research fellows, as per UGC guidelines) For B. Tech. classes
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14 Programme-wise
Student Teacher ratio
M.Sc.-2-Year- 10:01 M.Sc.-5-Year-Integ. - 10:01
15 Number of academic
support staff
(technical) and
administrative staff
(sanctioned and filled)
Level Sanctioned Filled Technical staff 01 01 Administrative staff 01 01
16 Research thrust areas
recognized by funding
agencies
Fixed Points Theory, Summability of Trigonometric Series
17 Number of faculty
with ongoing projects
from
a. National
b. International
funding agencies
and
c. Total grants
received.
Give the names of the
funding agencies and
grants received
project-wise.
Serial
Name Project Title
Funding Agency
Grant Sanctioned (R Lakhs.)
1 Dr. Nawneet Hooda/ Dr. Sanjay Kumar
-- UGC 12
2 Dr. Sanjay Kumar/ Dr. S.K. Garg
A study of existence of fixed points in various spaces and its utility in physical life
UGC 10.5
18 Inter-institutional
collaborative projects
and grants received.
a. All India collaboration- Doing research works in collaboration with Indian Universities.
b. International-Doing research work in collaboration with Foreign Universities.
19 Departmental projects
funded by DST-FIST;
UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE;
DBT, ACSSR, etc.,
Total grants received.
Serial Funding
Agency
Grant
Sanctio
ned (R R R R
in in in in Lakhs)
Dr. Nawneet Hooda/ Dr. Sanjay Kumar- A study of existence of fixed points in various spaces and its utility in physical life
UGC 12
200
Dr. Sanjay Kumar/ Dr. S.K.Garg- A study of existence of fixed points in various spaces and its utility in physical life
UGC 10.5
20 Research facility/
Centre with
• State recognition
• National
recognition
• International
recognition
Nil
21 Special research
laboratories sponsored
by/ created by
industry or corporate
bodies.
Nil
22 Publications (2008-09 to 2012-13)
Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national/ international)
170
Monographs Nil Chapters in books 08 Edited books 10 Books with ISBN with details of publishers. Number listed in international database (e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities international Complete, Dare Database-International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host etc.
10
Citation Index-range/ average SNIP SJR Impact Factor-range/ average 5.316 h-index
23 Details of patents and
income generated
Nil
24 Areas of consultancy
and income generated
Nil
25 Faculty selected
nationally/
internationally to visit
other laboratories in
India and abroad.
Prof. Rajive Kumar member of NBA accreditation committee.
201
26 Faculty serving in
a. National
Committees
b. International
Committees
c. Editorial Boards
d. Any other (please
specify)
None are members.
27 Faculty recharging
strategies
Dr. Sanjay Kumar- reference course Dr. Ravinder, Dr. V.P.Tomar, Dr. Avinash.
28 Student Projects. Nil
29 Awards/ recognitions
received at the
national and
international level by:
• Faculty
• Doctoral/ Post-
doctoral fellos
• Students
Prof. Rajive Kumar Kansal His paper was adjudged the best in a conference
30 Seminars/
Conferences/
Workshops organized
and the source of
funding (national/
international) with
details of outstanding
participants, if any.
A 2 days National Workshop was organized in the deptt. 18-19 Oct 2012. Topic: Mathematics & its applications. A special session on the life & works of S. Ramanujan
31 Code of ethics for
research followed by
the departments.
Department follows the code of ethics during research Strictly as per University notification & rule
32 Student profile course-wise (2012-13)
Name of course (refer to question no. 4)
Applications received
Selected Pass %
Subject Year Male Female Male Female M.Sc.-2-year 2012 06 33 M.Sc.-5-year-integrated 2012 23 26
33 Diversity of students (2012-13)
202
Name of course (refer to question no. 4)
% of students from the same University
% of students from other universities/Boards within the State
% of students from universities outside the State
% of students from other countries
M.Sc. 2-year Nil 100 Nil Nil M.Sc.-5-year-integrated
Nil 96 4 Nil
34 How many students
have cleared Civil
Services and Defense
Services examinations,
NET, SET, GATE and
other competitive
examinations? Give
details category-wise.
Examination Qualified
CSIR-NET
GATE 1
35 Student Progression Student Progression Percentage (%)
UG to PG N.A. PG to M.Phil. N.A. PG to Ph.D. N.A. Ph.D. to Post-doctoral N.A. Employed
• Campus selection • Other campus recruitment
Entrepreneurs
36 Diversity of Staff Percentage of faculty who are graduates Of the University
• From other universities within the State • From universities from other States • From universities outside the country
60 40 Nil
37 Number of faculty
who were awarded
Ph.D., D.Sc. and
D.Litt. during the
assessment year.
Nil
38 Present details of
infrastructural
facilities with regard
to:
a. Library-Central Library b. Internet facilities for staff and students-100% c. Total number of classrooms-05 d. Classrooms with ICT facilities-01 e. Students’ laboratories-01 f. Research laboratories-01
39 List of doctoral, post- -
203
doctoral students and
research associates.
a. From the host
University:
b. From other
Universities
40 Number of Post-
Graduate students
getting assistance
from the University.
06
41 Was any need
assessment exercise
undertaken before the
development of new
programme(s)? If so,
highlight the
methodology.
The department has undertaken assessment of its programmes through the following:
1. Knowledge of the outgoing students of M.Sc.
2. Feedback from the students. 3. The Employability of the students.
42 Does the department
obtain feedback from:
a. Faculty on
curriculum as well
as teaching-
learning-evaluation?
If yes, how does the
department utilise
the feedback?
b. Students on staff,
curriculum and
teaching-learning-
evaluation and how
does the department
utilize the feedback?
Yes, filling the feedback performa by the students
The feedback given by the students is informed to each faculty members
43 List the distinguished
alumni of the
department
(Maximum 10)
Nil
44 Give details of student
enrichment
programmes (special
lectures/ workshops/
The department organized special lectures/workshops/seminar regularly where external subject experts deliver their talk and interact with students and faculty members.
204
seminar) involving
external experts.
45 List the teaching
methods adopted by
the faculty for
different programmes.
The teachers regularly monitored students through seminars, assignments and class tests, minor tests and surprise tests.
46 How does the
department ensure
that programme
objectives are
constantly met and
learning outcomes are
monitored?
The department monitors its objectives through the success rate of its PG and research students. The department encourages research students to publish their work in high impact factor journals and to go in for innovative research.
47 Highlight the
participation of
students and faculty in
extension activities
The students are encouraged to deliver seminars & discuss the subject beyond their classes
48 Give details of
“beyond syllabus
scholarly activities” of
the department.
Extension lectures to the students from within the universities & from outside.
49 State whether the
programme/
department is
accredited/ graded by
other agencies? If yes,
give details.
No
50 Briefly highlight the
contributions of the
department in
generating new
knowledge, basic or
applied.
The faculty members are actively involved in research and impart knowledge of the students to other science disciplines students & teachers
51 Future plan of the
department.
To start B.Tech. Mathematics & Computing To impart training to Engg. College teachers To write books on various topics To establish departmental library To set up a smart class room in the department
205
To subscribe various national/international journals related to Mathematics To organize lectures of renowned mathematicians To arrange campus placement of students To subscribe more reference books To start extra classes for NET/GATE exam.
52 Detail any five Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges of
the department.
Strengths:
1. Highly qualified staff 2. Actively engaged in research works 3. Well equipped computer lab 4. Working on various UGC sponsored projects 5. Actively engaged with students
Weaknesses:
1. Lack of campus placement 2. Lack of departmental library 3. Lack of smart class rooms 4. Lack of national/international journals 5. Inadequate number of reserved category students
Opportunities:
1. To provide opportunities for higher studies to faculty members 2. Department has nearby health centre/central library/computer centre
& own first-aid equipments 3. Department is located in NCR area 4. To provide opportunities for presenting papers in
national/international universities 5. To provide facilities to attend faculty-recharge programmes
Challenges:
1. To get the students of good academic records 2. More students to qualify NET/GATE/SET/Civil Services exams 3. To get separate seminar hall/common room 4. To publish research papers in highly impact factor journals 5. Campus placement
206
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
207
1 Name of the Department MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
2 Year of Establishment 1987
3 Is the Department part
of a School/ Faculty of
the University.
Faculty of Engineering & Technology of the University.
4 Names of the
Programmes/ Courses
offered (UG, PG,
M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Integrated Masters,
Integrated Ph.D.
B.Tech. (Mech Engg) M.Tech. (Mech Engg) Ph.D.
5 Inter-Disciplinary
courses and
Departments involved
None
6 Courses in collaboration
with other Universities,
industries, foreign
institutions etc.
None
7 Details of Programmes/
courses discontinued, if
any, with reasons.
None
8 Annual/ Semester/
Choice Based Credit
System
Semester With Choice Based Credit System
9 Participation of the
Department in the
courses offered by other
departments.
Yes, with all the Engineering Departments, Department of Humanity & Management
10 Number of teaching
posts sanctioned and
filled (Professor/
Associate Professor/
Assistant Professor)
Level Sanctioned Filled Total 23 17 Professor - 08 Associate Professor-03 Assistant Professor-06
11 Faculty Profile with name, qualification, designation and specialization
(D.Sc./ D. Litt., Ph.D., M.Phil. etc. (2008-2013)
208
Name Qualif
icatio
n
Designatio
n
Specialisation Experie
nce (yrs)
Ph.D.
students
guided&
Guiding*
Dr. K.D. Gupta
Ph.D. Professor Mechanical Design, Vibration, Rotodynamics, Tribology
30 01+02*
Dr. Raj Kumar
Ph.D. Professor Thermal CFD 29 02*
Dr. R. Singh
Ph.D. Professor Manufacturing Engg. CAD/CAM/CIM
29 01*
Dr. R.K. Garg
Ph.D. Professor System Design, Production & Industrial Engg.
21.5 02+04*
Dr. R.K. Soni
Ph.D. Professor CAD, Mechatronics,Reliability Engg , Automobile Engg.
27.5 --
Dr. S.K. Jarial
Ph.D. Assoc. Prof.
Rotodynamic Machines & Industrial Engg
26 --
Dr. A.K. Gupta
Ph.D. Assoc. Prof.
Industrial Engg. & Management, Operations Management
22 01*
Dr. A.K. Berwal
Ph.D. Assoc. Prof.
I.C. Engines &Thermal Engg.
21.5 Shifted to CEEES
01*
Dr. M.N. Mishra
Ph.D. Professor Manufacturing & Supply Chain
18 02*
Dr. A.K. Sharma
Ph.D. Professor Thermal 18 02*
Dr. Mahender Singh
Ph.D. Assoc. Prof.
Industrial Engg. & Operation Management
16.5 02*
Dr. Suresh Verma
Ph.D. Professor Design & Tribology 16 03*
Dr. Vikash Modgil
Ph.D.
Asstt. Prof. Manufacturing system Engg. Industrial Engg.
8.5 --
Rajneesh Kumar
M.Tech,
Asstt. Prof. Rotodynamic Machines 7.5 --
Ajay Kumar
M.Tech,
Asstt. Prof. Rotodynamic Machines, Industrial Engg.
8 --
Dr. Amit Sharma
Ph.D. Asstt. Prof. Thermal Engg., RAC, Heat Pipes, Green Tech. Energy conservation
3 --
209
Sh. Anil Narwal
M.E Asstt. Prof. Robotic Engg. , Dynamics Modelling of Physical System, Bond Graph Modelling Simulation
10 --
Sh. Pardeep Sharma
M.E Asstt. Prof. Manufacturing & Automation
3 --
12 List of senior Visiting
Fellows, faculty, adjunct
faculty, emeritus
professors.
None
13 Percentage of classes
taken by temporary
faculty-programme-wise
information.
B.Tech.: 20% M.Tech.: Nil Ph.D.: Nil
14 Programme-wise
Student Teacher ratio
B.Tech. (Mech Engg)- 1:15.64
M.Tech. (Mech Engg)- 1:15.64
Ph.D. 1:1.24
15 Number of academic
support staff (technical)
and administrative staff
(sanctioned and filled)
Level Sanctioned Filled Technical staff 09 Administrative staff 04
16 Research thrust areas
recognized by funding
agencies
I C Engines, Manufacturing Supply Chain Performance, Bio-mass Gassifier, Vibrations & Condition Monitoring
17 Number of faculty with
ongoing projects from
a. National
b. International funding
agencies and
c. Total grants received.
Give the names of the
funding agencies and
grants received project-
wise.
S. No.
Name Project Title
Funding Agency
Grant Sanctioned (Rs. Lakhs.)
1 Dr. K D Gupta Dr Raj Kumar Dr. R K Garg Dr. Suresh Verma
Improvement of S&T Infrastructure
DST 26 .00
2 Dr. M N Mishra
Investigation of Manufacturing Supply Chain Performance with select supply
AICTE 7.75
210
chain initiatives
3 Dr. A K Sharma
Design and development of an improved bio-mass (multi flow) gasifier for 5kw engine
UGC 10.768
18 Inter-institutional
collaborative projects
and grants received.
a. All India collaboration-None b. International -None
19 Departmental projects
funded by DST-FIST;
UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE;
DBT, ACSSR, etc., Total
grants received.
Serial Name of Funding Agency
Grant Sanctioned (R in Lakhs)
1 DST - FIST 26 .00 2 UGC 10.768
3 AICTE 7.75
20 Research facility/ Centre
with
• State recognition: Nil • National recognition: Nil • International recognition: Nil
21 Special research
laboratories sponsored
by/ created by industry
or corporate bodies.
Nil
22 Publications (2008-09 to
2012-13)
Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national/ international)
105
Monographs -- Chapters in books 3 Edited books 1 Books with ISBN with details of Number listed in publishers.
4
Number listed in international database (e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities international Complete, Dare Database-International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host etc.
61
Citation Index-range/ average (Total citation)
257
SNIP (Average) 1.5 SJR (Average) 0.81
211
Impact Factor-range/ average 1.636 h-index (Average) 35.79
23 Details of patents and
income generated
Nil
24 Areas of consultancy
and income generated
Nil
25 Faculty selected
nationally/
internationally to visit
other laboratories in
India and abroad.
Nil
26 Faculty serving in
a. National Committees
b. International
Committees
c. Editorial Boards
d. Any other (please
specify)
Nil Nil Yes Reviewer of National/ International Journals & Books
27 Faculty recharging
strategies
Nil
28 Student Projects.
• Percentage of students who have done in-
house projects including inter-departmental projects:
99% • Percentage of students who have done
projects in collaboration with other Universities/Industry/Institute:
01%
29 Awards/ recognitions
received at the national
and international level
• Faculty: Nil • Doctoral/ Post-doctoral fellows: Nil • Students: KVPY awards
30 Seminars/ Conferences/
Workshops organized
and the source of
funding (national/
• Two-week Faculty Development Programme on “Concepts & Research issues in Mech.Engg. (COREISME)”, Jan 20-24, 2009,
212
international) with
details of outstanding
participants, if any.
• Two-week Faculty Development Programme on “ Geoinformatics: Technology & Applications”, June 14-25, 2011 (AICTE)
31 Code of ethics for
research followed by the
departments.
Available
32 Student profile course-wise
Name of course
(Refer to question no.
4)
Application
s received
Selected Pass %
Subject Year Male Female Male Female B.Tech.
2008-09 HSCS Central Counseling
46 17 97.8 100 2009-10 56 07 94.6 100 2010-11 55 05 60.0 60 2011-12 56 09 62.5 66.7 2012-13 56 08 60.7 75.0
M.Tech.
2008-09 14 14 00 92.9 0 2009-10 17 01 70.6 100 2010-11 58 18 00 83.3 0 2011-12 100 32 04 81.2 75 2012-13 114 32 04 71.9 75
Ph.D.
2008-09 -- -- -- 2009-10 27 08 00 100 0 2010-11 -- -- -- - 2011-12 22 07 00 100 - 2012-13 67 08 00 100 -
33 Diversity of students
Name of course (refer to question no. 4)
% of students from the same University
% of students from other universities within the State
% of students from universities outside the State
% of students from other countries
B.Tech. NA NA NA NA M.Tech. 5% 90% 5% Nil Ph.D. 35% 45% 20% Nil
34 How many students have
cleared Civil Services
and Defense Services
examinations, NET,
SET, GATE and other
competitive
examinations? Give
details category-wise.
Examination No. of students Qualified GATE-2010 13 GATE-2011 31 GATE-2012 22 GATE-2013 20
213
35 Student Progression Student Progression Percentage
(%) UG to PG 15% PG to M.Phil. --- PG to Ph.D. 6% Ph.D. to Post-doctoral --- Employed
• Campus selection • Other campus
recruitment
50% 10%
Entrepreneurs Information not available
36 Diversity of Staff Percentage of faculty who are
graduates
• Of the University • From other universities within
the State • From universities from other
States • From universities outside the
country
12% 41% 47% Nil
37 Number of faculty who
were awarded Ph.D.,
D.Sc. and D.Litt. during
the assessment year.
PhD – 03
38 Present details of
infrastructural facilities
with regard to:
a. Library: Central Library
b. Internet facilities for staff and students- YES, 100%
c. Total number of classrooms-05 d. Classrooms with ICT facilities-01 e. Students’ laboratories-17
f. Research laboratories-01
39 List of doctoral, post-
doctoral students and
research associates.
a. From the host University: Ajay Chillar, Ajay Kumar, Kamal Budheeja,
Vivek, Anil Kumar Narwal, Rajeev Kumar, Rajneesh, Ravinder Kumar
b. From other Universities: Bibeka Nand Pathak, Mukheshwar Yadav,
Rajnish, Ranbir Singh Kumar, Sandeep,
214
Sanjay Kumar, Parveen Kumar, Vikrant Yadav, Desh Pal, Piyush Gupta, Sunil Kumar,
40 Number of Post-
Graduate students
getting assistance from
the University.
10% of PG Intake
41 Was any need
assessment exercise
undertaken before the
development of new
programme(s)? If so,
highlight the
methodology.
NA
42 Does the department
obtain feedback from
a. Faculty on curriculum as well as
teaching learning evaluation? If yes, how
does the department utilize the feedback? YES
b. Students on staff, curriculum and
teaching learning evaluation and how
does the department utilize the
feedback? YES
43 List the distinguished alumni of the department (Maximum 10)
Pass
out
Batch
Name Email Name of
Company
Current
Designatio
n
1991 Manu Chandra manu1@hotmail.com Monsanto Project Lead
1991 Madhukar Sharma
msharma1969@gmail.com
American Society of Mechanical Engineering
Country Head
1991 Parveen Kumar pkaneja@hotmail.com
DLF General Manager
1991 Neeraj Gupta neeraj.69in@gmail.com
Ballarpur Ind Ltd. DGM-Retail IT
1991 Dr. Ramesh Garg romeshgarg@yahoomail.com
DCRUST, Murthal
Professor & Chairman
1991 Rajesh verma rverma_mich@hotmail.com
Hawker Beechcraft
Dimensional Management Lead
1992 Sanjeev Khanna sanjeevkhanna07@yahoo.com
TCS Director
1992 Surender Singh surendersingh@herohonda.com
Hero Honda Motors Ltd.
Sr Manager
215
1993 Ashwani Garg agarg@yahoo.com Subros Ltd. AGM 1993 Ajay Gupta zajay43@rediffmail.
com Ianco Infratech Asst
General manager
1994 Mukesh Sharma mukeshsharma@herohonda.com
Hero Honda Motors Ltd.
Sr Manager
1994 Randhir Singh randhirsingh_v@yahoo.co.in
Escorts Ltd. Plant Head
1995 Amit Kumar amitkumargupta@ntpceoc.co.in
NTPC Ltd. Satyam Computers Services Ltd.
Dy MGR Deputy General
1995 Madhup Verma madhupverma@msn.com
Indian Ordinance Manager
1995 Rahul Chaudary rahul27in@yahoo.com
Factories Service Works Manager
1996 Manish Jain manishnagina@yahoo.com
Falcon V.P
1997 Jitender Kumar Atri
manuatri3@rediffmail.com
General Motors Manager
44 Give details of student
enrichment programmes
(special lectures/
workshops/ seminar)
involving external
experts.
The department organizes special lecture regularly where external subject expert deliver their talk and interact with students and faculty members.
45 List the teaching
methods adopted by the
faculty for different
programmes.
The department has a smart classroom equipped with an interactive board and a LCD projector. Faculty members use it for teaching purposes, evaluation of projects done by students, professional training, seminar presentation, M.Tech. / Ph.D. thesis presentation.
46 How does the
department ensure that
programme objectives
are constantly met and
learning outcomes are
monitored?
The department monitors its objectives through the success rate of the students. Faculty members encourage research students to publish their work in journals/ conferences. Regular department meetings are held.
47 Highlight the
participation of students
and faculty in extension
activities
Exhausting participation of Students & Faculty members.
48 Give details of “beyond
syllabus scholarly
activities” of the
Industrial Visits Paper presentation by students in conferences/ technical festivals.
216
department.
49 State whether the
programme/ department
is accredited/ graded by
other agencies? If yes,
give details.
B.Tech. Accredited by NBA (for three years from 15.03.2012) M.Tech. Applied for NBA Accreditation.
50 Briefly highlight the
contributions of the
department in
generating new
knowledge, basic or
applied.
All the faculty members are actively involved in research activities. At present, 21 research scholars are doing their Ph.D. thesis work in the department. M.Tech. students are also doing their M.Tech. thesis under the supervision of Faculty members. Curriculum development
51 Future plan of the
department.
To start M.Tech. in various specialization of Mechanical Engg. To strengthen research lab.
52 Detail any five
Strengths, Weaknesses,
Opportunities and
Challenges of the
department.
(A) Strength:
(a) Highly qualified Faculty (b) Highly experienced Faculty (c) Adequately equipped spacious
laboratories. (B) Weaknesses:
(i) Shortage of qualified Faculty (ii) Research facilities to be strengthened (iii) Lack of devolution of administrative
& Financial powers (C) Opportunities:
(i) Induction of specialized PG Programmes
(ii) Consultancy work in the thrust area (D) Challenges:
(i) Quality of students for admission in general is not up to the mark at PG & Ph.D. level.
(ii) To spare time from administrative duties.
217
PHYSICS
218
1 Name of the
Department
PHYSICS
2 Year of Establishment 2009
3 Is the Department
part of a School/
Faculty of the
University?
YES
4 Names of the
Programmes/ Courses
offered (UG, PG,
M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Integrated Masters,
Integrated Ph.D.
B.Tech. (Physics courses), M.Sc. & Ph.D.
5 Inter-Disciplinary
courses and
Departments involved
Ph.D. in interdisciplinary areas such as renewable energy and material science.
6 Courses in
collaboration with
other Universities,
industries, foreign
institutions etc.
Research programme are in collaboration with national (BARC, Mumbai) & foreign-universities (University of Pisa, Italy).
7 Details of
Programmes/ courses
discontinued, if any,
with reasons.
Nil
8 Annual/ Semester/
Choice Based Credit
System
Semester with Credit Based System
9 Participation of the
Department in the
courses offered by
other departments.
Yes, B.Tech. Courses
10 Number of teaching
posts sanctioned and
filled (Professor/
Associate Professor/
Level Sanctioned Filled Professor 01 04 Associate Professor 02 01
219
Assistant Professor) Assistant Professor 07 05
11 Faculty Profile with name, qualification, designation and specialization
(D.Sc./ D. Litt., Ph.D., M.Phil. etc.
S.
No.
Name Designation Highest
Qualific
ation
Specializa
tion
Experie
nce
Ph. D.
complete
d/Enrolle
d
1. Dr. B. P. Malik
Professor Ph.D. Condensed Matter Physics
27 02/06
2. Dr. S.K. Singh
Professor Ph.D. Condensed Matter Physics
25 01/07
3. Dr. (Mrs.) Rajni Shukla
Professor Ph.D. Condensed Matter Physics
17 01/04
4. Dr. Satish Khasa
Professor Ph.D. Condensed Matter Physics
16 00/01
5. Dr. Pawan S. Rana
Associate Professor
Ph.D. Condensed Matter Physics
20 00/02
6. Dr. Vinod Kumar
Assistant Professor
Ph.D. Condensed Matter Physics
03 00/02
7. Dr. Pardeep Singh
Assistant Professor
Ph.D. Nuclear Physics
03 00/01
8 Mr. Ashok Kumar
Assistant Professor
M.Sc. Condensed Matter Physics
03 -
9. Dr. Ravinder Kumar
Assistant Professor
Ph.D. Nuclear Physics
1.5 -
10. Mrs. Ashima Assistant Professor
M.Sc. Condensed Matter Physics
1.5 -
12 List of senior Visiting
Fellows, faculty,
adjunct faculty,
emeritus professors.
None
13 Percentage of classes
taken by temporary
faculty programme
wise information.
Ph.D. - Nil M.Sc.- Nil B.Tech. (Physics as subject) = 50 %
14 Programme wise M.Sc. & B.Tech. - 1:36
220
Student Teacher ratio
15 Number of academic
support staff
(technical) and
administrative staff
(sanctioned and filled)
Level Sanctioned Filled Lab. Technical staff 02 02 Administrative staff 01 01
Lab Attendant. 02 02
16 Research thrust areas
recognized by funding
agencies
Characterization of oxide materials, Nano materials (nano ferrites), renewable energy, Fluorescent and Photosensitive material, Nuclear reactions with exotic nuclei, Nano energy.
17 Number of faculty with ongoing projects from
a. National
b. International funding agencies and
c. Total grants received.
Give the names of the funding agencies and grants received project-
wise.
Seri
al
Name Project Title Fundin
g
Agency
Grant
Sanctio
ned,
RRRR
Lakhs
Co-
Investigator
1. Dr. B. P. Malik
Synthesis of ZnO nano particles.
UGC
1.9
2. Dr. S.K. Singh
a. Renewable energy test centre
b. Energy conservation and taping of non-conventional energy sources.
c. Investigation on materials for H2 storage
d. Investigation on solid state materials
e. Design and devilment of ferro fluids bearings
DST, Haryana UGC AICTE DAE UGC
100 7 9.3 21.5 7.6
Dr.Vinod Kumar
3. Dr. Satish Khasa
Electrical, magnetic and optical properties of TM doped alkali oxide material
UGC 10.8 -
4. Dr. Pardeep Singh
Study of reactions involving loosely bond nuclei
UGC 1.3 -
221
Number of faculty with ongoing projects from
5. Mr. Ashok Kumar
Synthesis and characterization of Ni-Zn and Mn-Zn ferreit nano particles
UGC 2.0 -
6. Dr. Ravinder Kumar
Study of breakup reactions involving proton halo nuclei
UGC 6.0 -
18 Inter-institutional
collaborative projects
and grants received.
DAE Project - Prof. S K Singh, with Prof. A K Tyagi, BARC, Mumbai.
19 Departmental projects
funded by DST-FIST;
UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE;
DBT, ACSSR, etc.,
Total grants received.
Serial Name of Funding Agency
Grant Sanctioned (R)
Nil
20 Research facility/
Centre with
State recognition
National recognition International
recognition
01 Renewable energy testing center (state& national recognition)
02 Departmental Research labs are established with support of state and national level funding agencies
21 Special research
laboratories sponsored
by/ created by
industry or corporate
bodies.
Nil
22 Publications (2008-09 to 2012-13)
Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national/ international)
74
Monographs Nil Chapters in books Nil Edited books Nil Books with ISBN with details of publishers. Number listed in international database (e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities international Complete, Dare Database-International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host etc.
04
Citation Index-range/ average 1-50
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Average~ 4.03 SNIP SJR Impact Factor-range/ average/ 0.0-3.5
Average~ 1.25 h-index 31 i-index 11
23 Details of patents and
income generated
Dr. Vinod Kumar 1. A portable ferrofluid based electric power
generator. DEL No. 1364DEL2008 dated 09/06/2008
2. Ferrofluid based temperature sensor. DEL No. 47DEL2009.
Income generated --- Nil
24 Areas of consultancy
and income generated
Regional Testing Centre of MNRE, Govt. of India Functional w.e.f 11th June 2013 and income generated Rs. 75000.00
25 Faculty selected
nationally/
internationally to visit
other laboratories in
India and abroad.
1. Dr. Ravinder Kumar: Invite to visit nuclear theory group at the University of Padova and INFN section, University of Pisa, Italy from 25May-30 June 2013.
2. Dr. Vinod Kumar: awarded INSA fellowship at NPL, New Delhi, June 2012.
3. Dr. Pardeep Singh awarded Singh Obama (RAMAN) Post doc. fellowship tenable in NSCL, MSU, USA.
26 Faculty serving in
a. National
Committees
b. International
Committees
c. Editorial Boards
d. Any other (please
specify)
National Committees
Dr. S.K.Singh, Founding Member - National Hydrogen Energy Association of India
International Committees
Nil
Editorial Board
1. Dr. Satish Khasa, Editors, Journal of Integrated Science and Technology,
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Published by: Indian Science Publications
Any other (please specify)
Nil
27 Faculty recharging
strategies
Faculty members from the department regularly attended the various faculty-recharging programme organized by UGC academic staff colleges and National Institutes/Departments. Orientation course Dr. Pardeep Singh, Dr.
Vinod Kumar, and Mr. Ashok Kumar, Mrs Ashima Hooda, Dr Ravinder Kumar
Refresher courses Dr. Pardeep Singh, Mr. Ashok Kumar.
Workshops/traning Dr B P Malik, Dr. Rajni Shukla, Dr. Pawan Rana, Dr. Satish Khasa, Dr.Pardeep Singh, Mr. Ashok Kumar, Dr. Ravinder Kumar, Dr Vinod Kumar
28 Student Projects. In M.Sc. final semester a project/seminar was
allotted to each student and they submitted the project of the same
29 Awards/ recognitions
received at the
national and
international level:
• Faculty
• Doctoral/ Post-
doctoral Fellows
• Students
Faculty:
1. Dr. S K Singh, Institutional
level state award on
Renewable energy
Efficiency by HAREDA,
Haryana (20.8.2011).
2. Dr Pardeep Singh: awarded RAMAN fellowship for one year for Post Doctoral research in USA in Feb, 2013
Doctoral 1. Mr. Manjeet Singh, awarded DST INSPIR fellowship.
Student 3. Mr. Rajesh Kumar awarded CSIR-UGC, JRF fellowship
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30 Seminars/
Conferences/
Workshops organized
and the source of
funding (national/
international) with
details of outstanding
participants, if any.
• Seminar on National Science Day funded by DST Haryana, Feb.2009.
• One-day workshop on Renewable Energy efficiency funded by HAREDA, Haryana in Sept 2010.
• National Conference: National conference on physics of engineering materials (NCPEM-2013) from 15-17 March, 2013
Funded by UGC, DRDO and BARC. • Workshop: For introducing specialization in
M. Sc. course and revision of B. Tech syllabi on Feb 2012, funded by DCRUST, Murthal.
• Seminar on National Science Day funded by DST Haryana, Feb.2014.
31 Code of ethics for
research followed by
the departments.
• Department follows ethics code as per university ordinance and U.G.C guidelines.
32 Student profile course-wise (2011-12)
Name of course (refer to
question no. 4)
Applications
received
Selected Pass %
Subject Year Male Subject Year M Sc 2009-10 57 17 M Sc 2009-
10 57
2010-11 60 12 2010-11
60
2011-12 87 12 2011-12 2012-13 175 11 2012-13
33 Diversity of students (2012-13)
Name of course (refer to question no. 4)
% of students from the same University
% of students from other universities within the State
% of students from universities outside the State
% of students from other countries
M.Sc. N.A 80 20 Nil Ph.D 01 18 01 Nil
34 How many students
have cleared Civil
Services and Defense
Services examinations,
NET, SET, GATE and
other competitive
Examination Qualified NET/JRF 02 GATE 02 Defense Services exam. (Dupty. Comm.)
02
HTET/CTET 04
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examinations? Give
details category-wise.
35 Student Progression Student Progression Percentage (%)
UG to PG Nil
PG to M.Phil. Nil PG to Ph.D. 03 Ph.D. to Post-doctoral Nil Employed
• Other campus recruitment
25-30 (data not available)
Entrepreneurs
36 Diversity of Staff Percentage of faculty who are
graduates
Percentage
• Of the University • From other universities within
the State • From universities from other
States • From universities outside the
country
Nil 60%
40% Nil
37 Number of faculty
who were awarded
Ph.D., D.Sc. and
D.Litt. during the
assessment year.
One (Ph. D. thesis submitted)
38 Present details of
infrastructural
facilities with regard
to:
a. Library - Departmental Library
b. University Central Library. c. Internet facilities for staff and students. d. All faculty members & staff have been
provided with desktop/laptop with Internet. All laboratories & classrooms have been provided with Internet facility (100%)
e. Total number of classrooms - 02 f. Classrooms with ICT facilities.- Nil g. M Sc & B Tech. laboratories.- 02+02 h. Research laboratories- 02
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i. Computer Lab -01
39 List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and research associates.
a. From the host University
b. From other Universities
A. List of Post-doctoral students from other university 1. Dr.D.Purkazhselvan, D.S.Kothari Post. Doc.fellow, Mentor- Dr.S.K.Singh (2012-13) 2. Dr Ansu, D.S.Kothari Post. Doc.fellow, Mentor- Dr.S.K.Singh (from 27/09/2013) B. List of doctoral students from host university
Regn No. Name Father’s name Name of Guide Name of Co-Guide
12951551003
Manjeet Singh Sh. Jagbeer Singh Dr. Satish Khasa
-
C. List of doctoral students from other universities:
Regn No. Name Father’s name Name of Guide
Name of Co-Guide
09171001 Darshan Singh
Sh. Santosh Singh Dr. S K Singh Dr. Y tiwari
09171002 Dimple Sharma
Sh. K C. Sharama Dr. B P Malik Dr. Arun Gaur
09171003 Dinesh Kumar Sh. Jagdish Kumar Dr. S K Singh Dr. Ravi Kumar
09171004 Kanta Kumari Sh. Ram Kumar Duhan
Dr. B P Malik Dr. Mukesh Kumar
09171005 Neetu Singh Dr. Rajender Singh
Dr. B P Malik -
09171006 Poonam Sh. Krishan Dr. B P Malik Dr. Arun Gaur 09171008 Sandeep
Kumar Sh. Diwan Singh Dr. Rajni
Shukla Dr. R.K.BRAJPURIYA
09171009 Seema Sh. Jaipal Singh Dr. Rajni Shukla
Dr.S.K.Dhawan
09171010 Suman Sharma
Sh. Shiv Narain Dr. Rajni Shukla
Dr. Tripathi
09171011
Sunil Bhardwaj
Sh. Ramphal Bhardawaj
Dr. Rajani Shukla
Dr. Sujata Sanghi
09171012
Vinay Kumari Sh. Ram Chander Malik
Dr. B P malik Dr Devender Mohan
09171013 Vinod Kumar Sh. Ishwer Singh Dr S K Singh Dr. A K Tyagi 09171014 Vinod Kumar Sh. Baldev Singh Dr. S K Singh Dr. Y. Tiwari 11001951001 Amarjeet
Singh Sh Ramkaran Dr. Vinod
Kumar -
11001951005 Naveen Kumari
Sh Rajbeer Singh Dr. Vinod Kumar
Dr. S.K.Singh
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11001951003 Heena Dhanopia
Sh. K C Dhanopia Dr. S K Singh -
11001951008 Sonia Sh. Madan lal Dr. P S Rana 129511023 Kavita Sh. Surash - - 129511017 Ritu Sh. Dharambeer
Singh - -
- Ariti Yadav Sh. Satbir Singh Dr. Satish Khasa
40 Number of Post-
Graduate students
getting assistance from
the University.
• Outside assistance for meritorious, SC, BC& ESM students
41 Was any need
assessment exercise
undertaken before the
development of new
programme(s)? If so,
highlight the
methodology.
• In 2013-14 –department starts two specialization in M. Sc. Program (Condensed matter Physics and Electronics) through UG and PG board of Studies meeting and workshops.
• Regular feedback from the students
42 Does the department
obtain feedback from:
a. Faculty on
curriculum as well
as teaching-
learning-
evaluation? If yes,
how does the
department utilize
the feedback?
b. Students on staff,
curriculum and
teaching-learning-
evaluation and how
does the department
utilize the feedback?
• Yes, through departmental meetings and from the interaction of students. Valuable suggestions are incorporated in the development of new curriculum and to improve the infrastructure of department.
• Yes, there is a regular meeting between student and faculty members to discuss their grievances related to curriculum as well as teaching learning evaluation.
• Yes. The university has an alumni association, which conducted a regular meeting to get feedback and it is submitted to concern department.
43 List the distinguished
alumni of the
department
(Maximum 10)
Ms. Arti Kaushik, Dupty Comm. CRPF, Govt. of India Mr. Rajesh Kumar, Ph.D. Scholar, IIT, Kanpur Mr. Abhay Trivadi, Lect. Govt. Poly. Meham. Mr. Ashok Kumar, Lect., I B College, Panipat Mr. Chitrans, Lect., SD college, Panipat. Ms. Punam Rohila, Lect., PM College of Engg.
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Kami, Sonepat. Mr. Prabhakar Jha, Lect, Imrana College, Alipur, UP Mr. Surander Singh, TGT, Haryana Edu. Department. Mr. Manjeet Singh, INSPIR fellow, DCRUST, Murthal Mr. Deepak, Guest faculty, DCRUST, Murthal Ms. Sapna, Guest faculty, DCRUST, Murthal
44 Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures/
workshops/ seminar) involving external experts.
Special lectures by outside experts 1. Prof. O.N.Srivastava, BHU, Varanasi, 2012 2. Prof. V. C. Sahani, BARC, 2012 3. Prof. K. Dharamveer, P U Chandigarh. 2012 4. Sh. Jagroop Singh, ISRO, 2011 5. Dr. Alok Srivastava, P U Chandigarh, 2011 6. Dr. D.Purkazhselvan, BHU, Banaras, UP, 2012 7. Prof. A K Tyagi, BARC, Mumbai 2010 8. Dr. H K Malik, IIT Delhi, 2014 9. Dr. Gaur Raza, NISCAR, New Delhi, 2014
Seminars by department faculties:
S.
No.
Name of Faculty
Members
Topics Date
1. Dr. B. P. Malik Crystal lattice vibrations 26.03.2012 2 Dr. S.K. Singh Renewable energy 02.04.2012 3 Dr. (Mrs.) Rajni Shukla Regulated power supply 19.04.2012 4 Dr. Pawan S. Rana Conducting polimer 16.04.2012 5 Dr. Satish Khasa Fabrication and characterization of
oxide glasses 24.04.2012
6 Dr. Vinod Kumar Nano ferrits 27.04.2012 7 Dr. Pardeep Singh Nucleon Breakup from loosely bound
nuclei 30.04.2011
8 Mr. Ashok Kumar Synthesis and characterization of Ni-Zn ferrite nano particles
01.05.2012
9 Dr. Ravinder Kumar Breakup reactions of exotic nuclei 07.05.2012 10 Ms.Ashima Synthesis and characterization of spinal
ferreits 11.05.2012
45 List the teaching
methods adopted by
the faculty for
different programmes.
1. Teaching through Black-board/LCD Projector 2. Group discussion 3. Power Point Presentations
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46 How does the
department ensure
that programme
objectives are
constantly met and
learning outcomes are
monitored?
From: 1. Monthly surprise tests 2. Classroom seminars 3. Science quizzes 4. Success rate of the PG and research students
47 Highlight the
participation of
students and faculty in
extension activities
Students are actively participating in the university technical and cultural functions- Technova, Rythem, Science day celebrations, workshops, and departmental student interaction activities.
48 Give details of
“beyond syllabus
scholarly activities” of
the department.
1. M.Sc. student visited to National Physical Laboratory, New Delhi
2. Quiz competition were organized on 27.02.2013 in Technova function
3. Debate completion on 27.02.13 in Technova function.
4. Different Cultural activities were organized in the department at different occasions.
5. Scavenger Hunt and Physics inside activity we organized on 28.02.14 in Technova function.
49 State whether the
programme/
department is
accredited/ graded by
other agencies? If yes,
give details.
No
50 Briefly highlight the
contributions of the
department in
generating new
knowledge, basic or
applied.
1. Hydrogen Energy Research lab actively involved in developing the metal hydrides i.e. Zr-Mn-Ni materials and La Ni5 type etc., which are used in IC engine, Ni hydride batteries.
2. The material lab is actively involved in developing the Ferro fluids, nano ferrites and oxide glasses, which are used as storage device solid state electrolyte in batteries and optical sensors
Hence, the faculty members are actively involved
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in experimental as well as theoretical research work to generate new avenues in the field of physical sciences, which are helpful for the society.
51 Future plan of the
department. • The department is planning to start a five year
integrated Ph.D. program in various specialized field.
• Department is also planning to start a one year diploma course in radiology in collaboration with BARC, Mumbai
52 Detail any five Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges of
the department.
Strengths:
1. The department is strengthening by research projects from various national funding agencies (UGC, DST AICTE, DAE etc.)
2. Energy test Center sponsored by DST, Haryana. 3. Well-qualified and dynamic staff. 4. Fully equipped laboratory for M.Sc. and B. Tech. students. 5. Good quality in research work.
Weaknesses:
1. Lack of periodical and Journals in the Departmental Library. 2. Shortage of the technical staff in Laboratory. 3. Research labs & major equipments related to research are lacking.
Opportunities:
1. University lies within National Capital Region. 2. Easy to excess various laboratories existing in Delhi.
Challenges:
1. To procure more research equipments & research facilities in thrust areas.
2. To create the interest of student in research in different areas of current interest.
3. To attract good students.
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