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JAWAHARLAL NEHRU COLLEGE OF SOCIAL WORK & RESEARCH CENTRE

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PREFACEPerspective and Mission

Shri Sevadas shikshan prasarak mandal’s work in the field of social service,social work and education is remarkable one. Its commitment to the sound health ofthe institution and development day by day is also note worthy and it has beenrewarded and recognized by govt of maharashtra by awarding Dr. B. R. AmbedkarDalit Mitra Sanstha Puraskar in 1993.

And as a landmark in the history of Shri sevadas shikshan prasarak mandal,Jawaharlal Nehru College of Social Work, cidco, New Nanded has been establishedin 1992 by starting MSW/BSW courses and emerged as a pioneer center of higherlearning in social work education in marathwada region by the untiring and continousdevotion and dedication of S.S.P. Mandal’s President Dr. Nanasaheb Jadhav whohas been awarded by Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Dalit Mitra Puraskar at Mumbai in 2010.

Our College has aims, objectives and mission and trying to develop it’sperspective so that student can develop a critical consciousness with reference toprofessional attributes and can participate in shaping the course of change itself inhuman directions and they may able to understand the social system, it’s functioningand the role they have to play consistent with their professional goals and objectives.

Social work is a helping activity, it has a knowledge base, it has it’s own methodsof services and draws it inspiration from humanitarianism and has a problem solvingfunction, and thus by imbibing and inculcating social work knowledge, values, skills,introducing goals and objectives, philosophy, scientific temper, professional self andintervention strategies. Our college is trying to develop a professional trained socialworkers by shaping their future.

let us all try and contribute to the restructuring of a same and secular future ofyoung India by dedicating ourselves to the up keep of the standards of excellence.

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Mission of the College“Pursuit of Attitude Development”

In the field of social science, social work occupies a very important place. Social Work isinterdiciplinarly dicipline. The following characteristics reveal its distinctiveness.* Professional service* Based on scientific knowledge* Technical skills* Humanitarian philosophy* Multiple branches of human Knowledge

Social work is a welfare activity based on humanitarian philosophy, scientific knowledgeand technical skills, or helping individuals or community to live a rich and full life.

College tries to develop democratic and positive attitude, scientific knowledge and technicalskills among students and socially committed trained social workers helping people to help themselves.

The goal is asTo prepare professionally trained social workers

for the new socio-economic milieu.

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B.S.W.PROGRAMME :-

Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) Intake Capacity-60

ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION :-

1) Candidates who have passed HSC (Arts, Com & Science) or Equivalent with at least 35%Marks in the aggregate

2) Selection of candidates will be be done on the basis of merit, marks obtained in HSCExamination.

3) Candidate is expected to have working knowledge of Marathi. Thus, Hindi for those whocome from non Marathi background

4) He must have pursued a regular course of study consisting of three years,5) He must have passed all the examination prescribed for the bachelor of social work course of

the University6) Candidate will not be permitted to register for other course or to take up part Time/ Full time

course, while studying for the Bachelor of Social work Course.7) 80% Attendance is compulsary for classroom teaching and 100% for field work practicum.

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Choice based credit system (CBCS) course structure (new scheme) 2017-18

BSW I Year (I & II Semester)Sem. Core Paper No Name of Paper Lectures/ Total CA ESE Total Credits

Course Week No of MarksLectures

CCSW I I SOCIAL WORK : HISTORY, 04 55 35 40 75 3PHILOSOPHYANDIDEOLOGY

I CCSW II II WORKING WITH INDIVIDUALS 04 55 35 40 75 3(CASE WORK)

CCSW III III WORKING WITH GROUPS 04 55 35 40 75 3CCSW IV IV SOCIOLOGY FOR SOCIAL 04 55 35 40 75 3

WORKERCCSW V V RURAL ISSUES AND 04 55 35 40 75 3

DEVELOPMENTSWP (FW) SOCIAL WORK PRACTICUM 75 3

(FIELD WORK)TOTAL 20 275 175 200 450 18

CCSW VI VI SOCIAL WORK WITH FAMILY 04 55 35 40 75 3CCSW VII VII PSYCHOLOGY FOR 04 55 35 40 75 3

SOCIAL WORKCCSW VIII VIII WORKING WITH COMMUNITIES 04 55 35 40 75 3

II CCSW IX IX SOCIAL ACTION 04 55 35 40 75 3CCSW X X SOCIAL PROBLEMS IN INDIA 04 55 35 40 75 3SWP SOCIAL WORK PRACTICUM 75 3(FW) (FIELD WORK)

TOTAL 20 275 175 200 450 18TOTAL (FIRST & SECOND SEM) 40 550 350 400 900 36

(CC = Core Course, SW = Social Work, SWP = Social Work Practicum, FW = Field Work, CA = Continuous Assessment(Internal),ESE = End Semester Examination)

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Choice based credit system (CBCS) course structure (new scheme) 2018-19

BSW II Year (III & IV Semester)Sem. Core Paper No Name of Paper Lectures/ Total CA ESE Total Credits

Course Week No of MarksLectures

CCSW XI XI Social Welfare Administration 04 55 35 40 75 3CCSW XII XII Personal & Professional Growth 04 55 35 40 75 3CCSW XIII XIII Social Work Research Part 1 04 55 35 40 75 3

III CCSW XIV XIV Political Economy of Development 04 55 35 40 75 3CCSW XV XV Tribal Issues and Development 04 55 35 40 75 3

SEC I Skills for Social Work Practirioners 03 45 25 25 50 2SWP(FW) Social Work Practicum 75 3

(Field Work)Total 23 320 200 225 500 20

CCSW XVI XVI Welfare of Weaker Section 04 55 35 40 75 3CCSW XVII XVII Social Work Profession 04 55 35 40 75 3

IV CCSW XVIII XVIII Crime & Correction 04 55 35 40 75 3CCSW XIX XIX Urban Community Development 04 55 35 40 75 3CCSW XX XX Social Work Research Part II 04 55 35 40 75 3

SEC II Academic Reading & Writing 03 45 25 25 50 2SWP (FW) Social Work Practicum 75 3

(Field Work)Total 23 320 200 225 500 20

Total Third & Fourth Semester 46 640 400 450 1000 40(CC = Core Course, SW = Social Work, SWP = Social Work Practicum, FW = Field Work, CA = Continuous Assessment(Internal),ESE = End Semester Examination)

every student should submit Internal Assignment of each subject to the concerned teaching facultymember time to time.

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BSW III Year (V & VI Semester)Sr.No. Title of Pap*ers Theory Int. assignment Total Marks

XXI. Women and Development 40 10 50XXII Law and Social Work 40 10 50XXIII Gerontological Social Work 40 10 50XXIV Disaster Management and Social Work 40 10 50XXV Panchayatraj and Community Development 40 10 50XXVI Environment and Social Work Intervention 40 10 50XXVII Psychiatric Social Work 40 10 50* Social Work Practicum 40 10 50* Envir. Studies 40 10 50BSW III Year (VI Semester-New) - with effect from June 2016Sr.No. Title of Papers Theory Int. assignment Total Marks

XXVIII Counseling Theory and Practice 40 10 50XXIX Youth and Development 40 10 50XXX Human Resource Management 40 10 50XXXI CSR. Corporate Social Responsibility 40 10 50XXXII Social Reformers in Maharashtra 40 10 50XXXIII Social Work Research - Part-III 40 10 50XXXIV Integrated Social Work Practice 40 10 50* Field Work Practicum 40 10 50* Project Report 40 10 50Every student should submit Internal Assignment of each subject to the concerned teaching facultymember time to time.

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Social Work Practicum (Field Work) :-Concurrent field work for BSW I,II,III and IV th SemOrientation Visit

Field work will begin with 15 orientation visit for BSW I Sem in various Social welfareInstitution.

For BSW II Sem Student, School social work method has to be followed and excercised.Concurrent field work for BSW III & IV Sem

For Concurrent field work, case work & Group work methods will be exercisedConcurrent field work for BSW V & VI Sem

During the third year, field work is involved with community organization, social welfareadministration, & ResearchProject Report

The BSW III year students shall select topic/ area at the beginning of third year for a projectwork. A candidate must obtain minimum 50 marks for passing in the project report.Study Tour

For BSW III Year study tour is also a part of field work. The amount of study tour fees is tobe paid at the time of admission.Passing Criteria

The minimum marks of passing in individual theory paper is 16 out of 40 marksThe minimum marks of passing in field work practicum is 20 out of 50 marks & 50 out of

100 marks.The minimum marks of passing in project report is 50 out of 100 marks.

NOTE : Every activity is having marks thus student should complete and fullfil it sincerely.

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ATKT :-With regard to theory examination a candidate who has failed in not more than 25% of the

papers prescribed of the first year examination shall be allowed to keep term for second year.Library Deposit :-

Every student has to pay deposit of Rs. 200/- to make use of library (Note Library deposit ofRs 200/- will be returned only when student produced deposit receipt & fulfillment of regular officeProcedure)

MSW PROGRAMMEMaster of social work (MSW) Intake capacity- 60

Eligibility for Admission :-Any Graduate irrespective of faculty is eligible for admission.

Distribution of seats : 1.] 20% of total intake seats for BSW Students.2.] 70% seats for SRTMU Nanded Students.3.] 30% seats for other university students in maharashtra.

Rules of Reservations :-Reservation of seats for backward class students will be limited to 50% of the intake capacity

as per the Government rules. 30% seats will be reserved for women from the open and reservedcategory seats, put together and distributed proportionately.Sr. No. Type of Reservation % age of Reservation1 Scheduled Caste & Scheduled Castes Converts to Buddhism (SC) 13.00 %2 Scheduled Tribes including those living outside specified areas (ST) 7.00 %3 Vimukta Jati & Denotified Tribes (VJ/DT) i.e. NT(A) 3.0 %4 Nomadic Tribes - 1 (NT-B) 2.5 %5 Nomadic Tribes - 2 (NT-C) 3.5 %6 Nomadic Tribes - 3 (NT-D) 2.0 %7 Other Backward Classes (OBC) 19.0 %

Total Percentage of Reservation 50.0 %

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1 This reservation will not exceed the total intake capacity.2 According to the government decision No. CBC-1094/PK-86/MVK-5 dated 16-06-1094,

the persons who belong to the Nomadic tribes and OBC but are above the creamy layerare not eligible for admission on reserved seats.

3 Those who certified by the District Civil Surgeon (At least 40%) loss is essential) (PhysicallyHandicap) 3%

4 Sons/unmarried daughters and wives/husbands of the working or refered solders 2 %5 The candidates belonging to the backward catagories must attach will application form an

attested copy of caste certificate.6 The admission committee of the college will be empowered to convert the fraction into

integer number.Procedure of Admission- Criteria for seeking admission for MSW course will be as follows :1. Admission will be done on the basis of academic and behavourial aspects.2. Academic score will be prepared on the basis of graduation degree marks (1st 2nd and 3rd

year marks)3. Behavourial score will be assesed through personal interview.4. Equal weightage will be given to above both aspects.5. Final merit list will be prepared on the basis of graduation degree marks (agreegate of

three years) and personal interview.Important Note :-* Candidates are advised to follow the admission schedule and instructions given by the

college on notice board only. No personal communication will be entertained during theadmission process. Note strictly.

* At the time of admission, candidate will have to pay the first term fees & other fees in cash.(Candidates belongs to open category & full fees payer students)

MSW content of course (Crs.):-The two-year post Graduate course leading to MSW shall consist 23 Theory papers,concurrent fieldwork & Project report

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MSW Ist Semester 2018-19Sr. Title of Papers Credits Int. Credits Ext. CreditIHistory and Philosophy of Social Work 04 02 02II Working With Individuals & Families (Social Case Work) 04 02 02III Sociology for Social Workers 04 02 02IV Psychology for Social Workers 04 02 02V Social Work Practicum (Field Work) 09 09 00MSW IInd Semester 2018-19Sr. Title of Papers Credits Int. Credits Ext. CreditVI Social Group Work 04 02 02VII Working with Communities and Social Action 04 02 02VIII Social Research and Computer Application 04 02 02IX Law and Social Work 04 02 02X Social Work Practicum (Field Work) 09 09 00MSW IIIrd Semester.Sr. Title of Papers Credits Int. Credits Ext. CreditXI Administration of Welfare Service (Compulsory) 04 02 02

XII Management of Participatory Programme (Compulsory) 04 02 02

Rural Development SpecializationXIII Rural Sociology 04 02 02

XIV Social Work with Tribal and Rural Community 04 02 02

Labour Welfare & Personnel ManagementXV Human Resource Management 04 02 02

XVI Organizational Behaviour 04 02 02

Family & Child WelfareXVII Family Social Work 04 02 02

XVIII Social Wrok with Children 04 02 02

XIX Field Work 09 09 NIL

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Orientation visit - 02

Con. Field Work - 04

Ind. Conf. - 01

Group Conf. - 01

Seminar / Oral - 01

(Student can choose any one of the above specialization for degree course and note that once takenspecialization cannot be changed at any cost)MSW IV th Semester.Sr. Title of Papers Credits Int. Credits Ext. CreditXX Communication and Counselling (Compulsory Paper) 04 02 02

XXI Social Policy and Programme (R.D. spec.) 04 02 02

XXII Rural Management (R.D. spec.) 04 02 02

XXIII Labour Legislation (Labour Law spec.) 04 02 02

XXIV Industrial Relation (Labour Law spec.) 04 02 02

XXV Women Impowerment (Family and Child Welfare spec.) 04 02 02

XXVI Child Welfare and Development (Family and Child Welfare spec.) 04 02 02

XXVII Research Project 04 02 02

XXVIII Field Work 09 05 04

Orientation visit - 02

Con. Field Work - 04

Ind. Conf. - 01

Group Conf. - 01

Seminar / Oral - 01

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ATKT :-With regard to theory examination candidates who has failed in not more than 25% of the

Papers prescribed of the first year examination shall be allowed to keep terms for second year.

Field work :-1) Field work consist of 15 hours per week & 40 days in an academic year excluding village

camp. During the First year Orientation visits, are organized followed by concurrent assignmentgiven in case work & Group Work, first year field work program also consist of 10 days village/Tribal camp.

2) During the second year, Students after orientation, visits are placed for concurrent field workat various areas of community organization, community development services & inindustries.Tours & other activities arrange as parts of field work which is compulsory. EachStudent shall have to put in minimum 80% of field work days during the academic year.

3) Criteria of field work assesmentAssesment of filed work practicum for MSW will be done on basis of following criteria :

MSW I SemSr. Activities (Compulsary) Credits Marks01 Orientation Visit 02 5002 Con. Field Work 04 10003 Individual Conference 01 2504 Group Conference 01 2505 Field work Seminar 01 1006 VIVA-VOCE 15

TOTAL 09 225

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M.S.W. II SEM

Sr. Activities (Compulsary) Credits Marks01 Con. Field Work 04 10002 Individual Conference 01 2503 Group Conference 01 2504 Field work Seminar 01 1005 VIVA-VOCE 1506 Tribal/Rural Camp 02 50

TOTAL 09 225

M.S.W. III SEM

Sr. Activities (Compulsary) Credits Marks01 Orientation Visit 02 5002 Con. Field Work 04 10003 Individual Conference 01 2504 Group Conference 01 2505 Field Work Seminar 01 1006 VIVA-VOCE 15

TOTAL 09 225

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M.S.W. IV SEM1. Activities (Compulsary)Sr. Field Work Total Credits Int. Credits Ext.Credits01 Con. Field Work 0402 Individual Conference 0103 Group Conference 01 05 0404 Study Tour 0205 Field work Seminar 0106 VIVA - VOCE07. Desertation / Project Report 04 02 02

TOTAL 13 (325) 07 (175) 06 (150)

4) Block Placement :-After the completion of all requirement for the MSW course candidate will be required tocomplete one month block placement after the second year final examination as per theirspecialiazation. Students are advised herewith to complete their block placement in reputedinternational, national or forign funded agencies only.

5) Uniform :-For all BSW/MSW Students note that college uniform are compulsory.

6) Research Committee :-College has constituted research committee saperately for UG and PG course. Students areadvised herewith to stay in contact with such research committee/supervisor time to time.

7) Placement / Career Guidance Cells.:-College has employment Guidance cell, which provides employment constancy to all thestudents and passed out students may also avail this opportunity.

8) Students Council Board :-Students board will be constituted as per maharashtra public university Act, 2016.

9) Sports facilities :-Out door games facilities are available to the students.

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10) Various competitions/Events :-Various competition/Events are being organized by the college time to time to enhance theirskills and knowledge.

11) Wall Poster :-For enhance the sense and ability of the Students, they shall submit their articles, poem, etc.for wall poster.

12) Attendance :-Students admitted to this course will have to be regular in their classes as well as fieldwork.If their attendance is below 75% in the classroom & 80% in concurrent fieldwork they will notbe allowed to appear for the university examination.

13) Seminar & Group Discussion:-Students will take a selected topic for seminar and he /She has to present it in classroom.Group Discussion will be organized once in a moth for sharing of views , ideas about currentsocial issues.

14) Every student must have to follow the college discipline in the college premises.Diciplinary rules for students

a. Every student of the college must have an Identity card and it should keep always with him/her.

b. Student should complege compulsary 80% attendance those does not follow this rule he/shewill not allowed to final examination of university.

c. Every student must compulsary white uniform on monday and tuesday in a every week.d. Student should maintain conducive atmosphare.e. Student should mainiain healthy atmosphare by polite obedient behavior in the premises of

the college.f. Student should pulforth their problems, grievnces, difficulties before administration in a proper

peaceful manners.g. Student should not make interactions in class room while teaching faculty.h. In liesure time student not make crowed in corridore in liesure time they must take use of

benefit of library.

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General rules and Special Instructionsa) All Admissions will be given on merit basis.b) Students should read the prospectus carefully before filling the admission form.c) Students whould note the procedure of admission and time-table.d) All Admissions given in the college are as per the University rules and regulations.e) No correspondence will be made with regard to admission. The students should read the

merit list displayed in the college on the date mentioned in the prospectus.f) Claims on refund will not be considered after the deadline.g) The candidate must remain present with all the documents in original along with necessary

xerox copies.h) No student will be given admission after the deadline.i) Incomplete admission forms will not be considered.j) If the necessary documents are not attached with the application forms, the application forms

will not be accepted. No concession of time will be given to those who do not attach thenecessary documents.

k) It is necessary to fulfill the required condition/qualification that the university has recommentedfor the postgraduate course concerned.

l) The students, who will be eligible for admission to the courses, will be subject to the eligibilityconditions of the university.

m) The students who have completed first year from the other universities or affiliated collegeswill not be eligible for admission to the second year of the postgraduate course.

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Fees Structure 2018-19Sr. No Particulars BSW I BSW II BSW III MSW I MSW II01. Reg Fees 10 0 0 25 002 Admission Fees 40 40 40 40 4003. Tution Fees 1000 1000 1000 1200 120004 Library Fees 150 150 150 250 25005 Gymkhana Fees (Games) 50 50 50 50 5006 Eligibility Fees 100 0 0 100 007 I Card Fees 10 10 10 10 1008 F. W. Sattu. Fees 1500 1500 1500 1500 150009 Study Tour/Village Camp Fees(Admin) 1000 1000 1000 1000 100010 Orientation Visit Fees 1000 1000 1000 1000 100011 Magzine Fees 40 40 40 40 4012 Gathering Fees 60 60 60 60 6013 Sport Fees 50 50 50 50 5014 Student Aid Fees 40 40 10 40 4015 Students Council Fees (Forum) 15 15 15 15 1516 Medical Fees 5 5 5 5 517 Student Welfare Fees 60 60 60 60 6018 Collefe Devl. Fees 50 50 50 50 5019 Int. Unit. Sports Cul. 15 15 15 15 1520 Stu. Insurance Fees 8 8 8 8 821 Emargency Fees 15 15 15 15 1522 Earn and Learn Fees 10 10 10 10 1023 Ashwamedh Fees 30 30 30 30 3024 NSS Fees 15 15 0 0 025 Youth Festival 50 50 50 50 5026 Home Exam Fees 30 30 30 30 30

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27 NSS Self Finance Unit 10 10 10 10 1028 Book Bank 10 10 10 10 1029 Other Fees (Misc.) 20 20 20 25 2530 Desertation Fees 0 0 250 0 25031 Chancellors Offices Activities Fees 32 32 32 32 3232 Zonal Sports Consial Fees 50 50 50 50 50

Total : - A 5475 5365 5570 5780 590533 Exam Fee & Internal Fees 800 800 800 960 96034 Pract. Exam Fees 240 240 240 240 24035 Prov. Certificate Fees 0 0 75 0 7536 Project Report 0 0 50 0 5037 Envo. Study 0 0 150 0 038 Library Deposit 100 0 0 200 0

Total : - B 1140 1040 1315 1400 1325Grand Total (A+B) 6615 6405 6885 7180 7230

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Admission Schedule for Yr. 2018-2019

Sr. Particulars B.S.W. (UG) M.S.W. (PG)1. Commencement of admission 01June 2018 15 June 20182. Last Date of Submission of Application 9 June 2018 29 June 20183. Display of first merit list 12 June 2018 02 July 20184. Last Date of Payment, Fees & submission first merit documents 15 June 2018 04 July 20185. Display of Second merit list 19 June 2018 07 July 20186. Last Date for Payment of Fees for second second merit list 22 June 2018 10 July 2018

7. Spot Admission & last date of admission 23 June 2018 13 July 20188. Commencement of Classes 20 June 2018 16 July 20189. Last date of submission of Eligibility form 31 Aug 2018 31 Aug 2018

Terms & Vacations for the year 2018-2019ALL AFFILIATED COLLEGES, CONSTITUENT COLLEGES & RECOGNISED INSTITUTIONS

First Term 18.06.2018 to 17.10.2018Vacations 18.10.2018 to 11.11.2018Second Term 12.11.2018 to 01.05.2019Vacations 02.05.2019 to 15.06.2019

Schedule of ExaminationSr. Name of Examination (I) Term Exam Date (II) Term Exam Date1 B.S.W. 06-10-2018 15-03-20192 M.S,W. 26-11-2018 22-04-2019

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Shri Sevadas Shikshan Prasarak MandalsJawaharlal Nehru College of Social Work & Research Centre, New Nanded

Educational Planning 2018-19First Term 18-06-2018 To 17/10/2018

S.N. Activities Term Duration Faculty Incharge1 Registration & Admission Process BSW (UG) 01-06-2018 to Mr. Reddy V.S.

23-06-2018 Mr. Goinwad S.S.Mrs.Vargante S.D.

2 Registration & Admission Process MSW (PG) 15-06-2018 to Dr. Kardile A.N.13-07-2018 Mr. Shinde S.S.

Mr. Kathode D.K.3 Commencement of Classes BSW (UG) 20-06-2018 Concerning Faculty

Members4 Commencement of Classes MSW (PG) 16-07-2018 Concerning Faculty

Members5 Welcome Function 3rd Week July 2018 Dr. Sardar N.S.

Mr. Kathode D.K.6 Commencement of Field Work Practicum 1st Week of Class Co-ordinators

August 20187 Orientation Visit UG 2nd Week of Class Co-ordinators

July 20188 Orientation Visit PG 1st Week of Class Co-ordinators

August 20189 Introductory Speech on Case Work 1st Week of Dr. Manjramkar M.A.

Aug. 201810 Group Work 1st Week of Mr. Dorve R.C.

Aug. 201811 Community Organization 1st Week of Dr. Lokhande P.P.

Aug. 201812 Administration 1st Week of Dr. Wallekar A.P.

Aug. 2018

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13 Research committee UG(With Finalization of Topic) 2nd Week of Dr. Kapoor M.A.Aug. 2018 Dr. Lokhande P.P.

Mr. Shinde S.S.14 Research committee PG(With Finalization of Topic) 2nd Week of Dr. Patil N.G.

Aug. 2018 Dr. Manjramkar M.A.Dr. Kardile A.N.

15 Placement of Con. Field Work UG & PG 2nd Week of Class Co-ordinatorsAug. 2018

16 Formation of student council As per University Dr. Kapoor M.A.Schedule

17 One day Workshop for Field work Agencies 3rd Week of Mr. Dorve R.C.Aug. 2018 Dr. Lokhande P.P.

Mr. Badgire G.H.18 Guest lecture (Subject Guidance) 3rd Week of Dr. Manjramkar M.A.

Aug. 201819 Faculty Development Programme 3rd Week of Dr. Patil N.G.

Sept.. 2018 Dr. Shaikh A.A.Dr. Sardar N.S.

20 Skill Lab Work Shop 2nd Week of Dr. Manjramkar M.A.Oct. 2018

21 Internal Assignment for BSW (UG) 4th Week of Class Co-ordinatorsSept. 2018

22 Internal Assignment for MSW (PG) 2nd Week of Class Co-ordinatorsOct. 2018

23 Inauguration of Students Council As per University Dr. Kapoor M.A.Schedule Dr. Sardar N.S.

Mr. Goinwad S.S.24 Competitive Exam Guidance/career Guidance Dr. Kapoor M.A.

Dr. Manjramkar M.A.Dr. Kardile A.N.

25 Parent Meeting October 2018 Mr. Dorve R.C.

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Dr. Lokhande P.P.Mrs. Vargante S.D.

26 State Regional Work Shop End of 1st Term Dr. Sardar N.S.Mrs. Vargante S.D.Mr. Badgire G.H.

27 National Level Seminar End of 1st Term Dr. Kapur M.A.Dr. Manjramkar M.A.

28 Internal Term Exam UG End of 1st Term Class Co-ordinators29 Internal Term Exam PG End of 1st Term Class Co-ordinators30 Submission of Synopsis by the Students End of 1st Term Concerning

Supervisors31 Field Work Evaluation End of 1st Term Class Co-ordinators

Dipawali Vacation 18-10-2018 To 11-11-2018Second Term 12-11-2018 To 01-05-2019

32 Alumina meet 1st Week of Mr. Dorve R.C.Dec. 2018 Dr. Sardar N.S.

Mr. Kathode D.K.Mr. Shinde S.S.

33 Commencement Field Work Practicum UG. PG 1st Week of Class Co-ordinatorsDec. 2018

34 NSS Camp 1st Week of Mr. Badgire G.H.Jane. 2019 Mr. Shinde S.S.

Dr. Lokhande P.P.35 Rural/Tribal Camp 1st Week of Mr. Reddy V.S.

Jane. 2019 Mr. Dorve R.C.Mrs. Vargante S.D.

36 Study Tour 1st Week of Dr. Kardile A.N.Jane. 2019 Mr. Goinwad S.S.

Dr. Sardar N.S.37 Internal Assignment UG 3rd Week of Jun 2018 Class Co-ordinators

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38 Internal Assignment PG 3rd Week of Class Co-ordinatorsJane. 2019

Term Exam UG End of the 2nd Term Class Co-ordinatorsTerm Exam PG End of the 2nd Term Class Co-ordinators

39 Field Work Evaluation End of the 2nd Term Class Co-ordinators40 Internal Project Evaluation UG End of the 2nd Term Class Co-ordinators41 Internal Project Evaluation PG End of the 2nd Term Class Co-ordinators

S.N. Class Co-Ordinators Head/Faculty1 BSW I YEAR Mr. Goinwad S.S.Mr. Badgire G.H.2 BSW II YEAR Mr. Kathode D.K.Mrs. Vargante S.D.3 BSW III YEAR Mr. Dorve R.C.Mr. Reddy V.S.4 MSW I YEAR Dr. Shaikh A.A.Mr. Shinde S.S.5 MSW II YEAR Dr. Patil N.G.Dr. Sardar N.S.

S.N. Particulars Head/ In Charge1 Cultural Dept. Dr. Sardar N.S.2 NSS Department Mr. Badgire G.H.3 Sports Dept. Mr. Goinwad S.S.4 Job Placement Cell Mr. Kathode D.K.Mr. Shinde S.S.5 Extension Services/Surveys Mr. Kardile A.N.Mr. Goinwad S.S.6 External Education Centre Dr. Patil N.G.Dr. Shaikh A.A.7 Internal Exam Dept. Dr. Lokhande P.PDr. Shaikh A.A.8 Ph.D. Research Center Dr. Mujawar W.R. Dr. Walekar A.P.9 Internal Quality Assurance CellIQAC-&NAAC committee Dr. Manjramkar M.A. (Co-Ordinator)

Dr. Patil N.G.Dr. Lokhande P.P.Dr. Kapoor M.A.Mr. Dorve R.C.Mr. Gunde B.J. (Accountant)Mr. Kandharkar S.L.

Summer Vacations 02-05-2019 to 15-06-2019

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JAWAHARLAL NEHRU COLLEGE OF SOCIAL WORK & RESEARCH CENTRENEW NANDED- 431 603 (M.S.)

LIST OF TEACHING STAFF

Sr. Name of Faculty Contact No. Designation

1 Dr. W. R. Mujawar - (M.S.W., SET, Ph.D., DLL, LLB) 9823275570 Principal

2 Dr. A. P. Walekar - (M.Com., M.S.W., SET, Ph.D.) 9970793870 Associate Professor

3 Dr. N. G. Patil - (M.S.W., NET, SET, Ph.D.) 9823097119 Assistant Professor

4 Mr. R. C. Dorve - (M.S.W., NET) 9822980164 Assistant Professor

5 Mr. V. S. Reddy - (M.S.W.) 9970263480 Assistant Professor

6 Dr. Mrs. N. S. Sardar - (M.A., M.S.W., Ph. D.) 9890103972 Assistant Professor

7 Dr. Mrs. P. P. Lokhande - (M.S.W., B.ed., NET, Ph.D.) 9975646463 Assistant Professor

8 Dr. Mrs. M. A. Manjramkar - (M.S.W., NET. Ph.D.) 9657250953 Assistant Professor

9 Dr. M. A. Kapurderiya - (M.A., M.S.W., B.ed., NET, Ph.D.) 9421855800 Assistant Professor

10 Mr. D. K. Kathode - (M.S.W., NET) 9096146312 Assistant Professor

11 Dr. A. A. Shaikh - (M.S.W., Ph.D., SET) 7798783786 Assistant Professor

12 Mr. S. S. Shinde - (M.S.W., NET, M.Phil) 9960851250 Assistant Professor

13 Mrs. S. D. Vargante - (M.S.W., SET) 8308657108 Assistant Professor

14 Dr. A. N. Kardile - (M.S.W., NET, SET, Ph.D.) 9421533959 Assistant Professor

15 Mr. S. S. Goinwad - (M.S.W., NET, SET) 9766307128 Assistant Professor

16 Mr. G. H. Badgire - (M.S.W., NET) 9766288699 Assistant Professor

17 Mr. S. V. Rathod - (M.Lib.) 9049996111 Librarian

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Sr. Name of Faculty Contact No. Post

1 Mr. B. J. Gunde - (B.Com., MBA) 9527665191 Accountant

2 Mr. S. S. More - (M. Lib., ) 7588068816 Assistant Librarian

3 Mr. R. M. Palekar - (M.Com., B.P. ed) 9421851545 Jr. Clerk

4 Mr. N. P. Rathod - (B.A., B. Lib.) 9765157777 Library Assistant

5 Mr. S. L. Kandharkar - (B. A.) 9503032287 Jr. Clerk

6 Mr. G. P. Sutade - (H.S.C.) 9552412307 Peon

7 Mr. M. M. Swami - (S.S.C.) 9011478843 Peon

8 Mr. R. A. Shaikh - (9 th) 8983195809 Watchman

9 Mr. G. S. Telange - (H.S.C.) 9763296345 Watchman

10 Mr. Y. H. Pathan - (9 th) 9421327821 Watchman

11 Mr. R. N. Kendre - (H.S.C.) 9823848103 Sweeper

JAWAHARLAL NEHRU COLLEGE OF SOCIAL WORK & RESEARCH CENTRENEW NANDED- 431 603 (M.S.)

LIST OF NON-TEACHING STAFF

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