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Magadh Mahila College, P.U., Patna (EC/34/050/MMCPU/AQAR2015)

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Magadh Mahila College, North of Gandhi Maidan, Patna- 800001 Website:www.magadhmahilacollege.org

MAGADH MAHILA COLLEGE PATNA UNIVERSITY, PATNA

UGC NAAC Re- Accredited Grade ‘A’

College with Potential for Excellence (CPE) Status accorded by the UGC

Prof. Dr. Dharmshila Prasad Principal

2015


S.No Particular Page No.

1 Part – A 3 – 11

2 Part – B 12 – 38

2.1 Criterion – I 12

2.2 Criterion – II 13-17

2.3 Criterion – III 18-24

2.4 Criterion – IV 25-27

2.5 Criterion – V 28-31

2.6 Criterion – VI 32-35

2.7 Criterion – VII 36-38

3.1 Annexure-I Courses Offered 39-41

3.2 Annexure-II Information regarding teaching / Non-

Teaching Staff

42-48

3.3 Annexure-III Seminar / Conference Participation

49-57

3.4 Annexure-IV Refresher courses 58-59

3.5 Annexure-V Research Programme / Projects

Major Projects / Minor Project

60-62

3.6 Annexure-VI Research Publications 63-67

3.7 Annexure-VII Ph.D. Registered / Guided / Awarded 68

3.8 Annexure-VIII Activities NSS / NCC / students /

Sports/Others

69-74

3.9 Annexure-IX Awards 75-76

3.10 Annexure-X Students Strength 77-80

4 College Establishment Certificate 81

5 College 12B Certificate 52

6 CPE Certificate 83

7 NAAC Certificate 1st Cycle 84-85

8 NAAC Certificate 2nd

Cycle 86-87

9 IQAC Committee Meetings 88-90

10 Expenditure in UGC XII Plan and CPE Scheme 91-92


The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC

Part – A

AQAR for the year

1. Details of the Institution

1.1 Name of the Institution

1.2 Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City/Town

State

Pin Code

Institution e-mail address

Contact Nos.

Name of the Head of the Institution:

Tel. No. with STD Code:

Mobile:

Name of the IQAC Co-ordinator:

Mobile:

0612-2219454 (O)

Magadh Mahila College

North Gandhi Maidan, Patna, Pin code - 800001

Patna

Bihar

800001

[email protected]

Prof.(Dr). Dolly Sinha

9431023670

0612-2219454

Dr. Anju Srivastava

9334121405

2014- 15

mailto:info@magadhmahila


IQAC e-mail id:

1.3 NAAC Track ID (For ex. MHCOGN 18879)

OR

1.4 NAAC Executive Committee No. & Date:

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

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

of your institution’s Accreditation Certificate)

1.5 Website address:

Web-link of the AQAR:

1.6 Accreditation Details

Sl. No. Cycle Grade CGPA Year of

Accreditation

Validity

Period

1 1st Cycle B++

81.75

Instituti

onal

Score

2004

2009

2 2nd

Cycle A 3.02 2012 2018

3 3rd

Cycle

4 4th Cycle

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

1.8 Details of the previous year‟s AQAR submitted to NAAC after the latest Assessment and

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

i. AQAR _______________________ __________________ (15/04/2017)

ii. AQAR__________________ ________________________ (03/05/2017)

iii. AQAR__________________ _______________________ (25/09/2017)

iv. AQAR__________________ _______________________ (DD/MM/YYYY)

1.9 Institutional Status

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University State Central Deemed Private

Affiliated College Yes No

Constituent College Yes No

Autonomous college of UGC Yes No

Regulatory Agency approved Institution Yes No

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

Type of Institution Co-education Men Women

Urban Rural Tribal

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

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

1.10 Type of Faculty/Programme

Arts Science Commerce Law PEI (Phys Edu)

TEI (Edu) Engineering Health Science Management

Others (Specify)

1.11 Name of the Affiliating University (for the Colleges)

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

Autonomy by State/Central Govt. / University

College with Potential for Excellence UGC-CPE

Vocational Courses

No

Patna University


DST Star Scheme UGC-CE

UGC-Special Assistance Programme DST-FIST

UGC-Innovative PG programmes Any other (Specify)

UGC-COP Programmes

2. IQAC Composition and Activities

2.1 No. of Teachers Working: 06

Rtd. / Guest Faculty: 03

Total: 09

2.2 No. of Administrative/Technical staff 01

2.3 No. of students 01

2.4 No. of Management representatives 00

2.5 No. of Alumni 01

2.6 No. of any other stakeholder and 00

community representatives

2.7 No. of Employers/ Industrialists 00

.8 No. of other External Experts 02

2.9 Total No. of members 14

2.10 No. of IQAC meetings held: 02

2.11 No. of meetings with various stakeholders: No.09 Faculty 03

Non-Teaching Staff Students Alumnae Others

02

01

03


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

If yes, mention the amount

2.13 Seminars and Conferences (only quality related)

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

Total Nos. 4

International: 01 National: 01

State: 01 Institution Level:01

(ii) Themes

1. 6th Bihar International Conference on Science and Technology sponsored By DST on 23-24

Dec. 2014

2. 37th Annual Conference on „Quest for a New Vision to Philosophy of Life‟ organized by Dept.

of Philosophy, MMC, Patna, Darshan Parishad, Bihar, 19.12.2014 -21.12.2014.

3. Department of Computer Applications, organized a One Day State level Seminar on the theme “

Cloud Based ICT : An Emerging Trend in Education System” with technical support of

Computer Society of India, Patna Chapter and CSI, Division III (Application), Students also

presented Power Point Presentation on this topic.

4. Faculty Development Program“Teaching Methodology with ICT & Case Based Learning.”

Organised by IBS Business School on 8th August 2014 at Magadh Mahila College, Patna

2.14 Significant Activities and contributions made by IQAC

Development of Infrastructure:

- Four Class rooms are under construction Aided by State Government Bihar.

- Development of Research Lab in Botany for Women Scientist of DST.

- Development of Smart Classrooms.

- New hostel for girls.

Proposal for Bachelor in Vocational Courses in five streams sent to UGC.


2.15 Plan of Action by IQAC/Outcome

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

enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of the year 2014-2015

Plan of Action Achievements

Development of Infrastructure. New Hostel for girls built having

capacity to accommodate forty students.

Furniture for the new hostel purchased

Furniture for College Central stage

purchased

Girls‟ toilets renovated with latest

sanitary facility.

Smart classrooms developed for the

students for enhancing teaching learning

facilities.

A Nano Technology lab developed and

equipped with basic requirements.

Renovation of Seminar Hall & Staff

Room( Conference Room)

Renovation of Botany and Zoology

Laboratory

Emphasising Inclusiveness in education. Emphasis on creating opportunity for

girls to excel with all the necessary

facilities like Hostel Accomadation, Safe

Campus and better Environment under

CCTV survilance along with Wi-fi

Campus, e-Library, Smart Class rooms,

Students‟ Common room.

Implementation of UGC Scheme Under XIIth

Plan.

Conducted Seminars and workshop,

students‟ research project under CPE

scheme.

Altogether 18 (Science: 09 & Social

Science: 09) students‟ research project

were submitted, presented and evaluated.


Strengthening Students‟ Grievance Redressal

Cell.

Special efforts made for the coordination

and awareness about Grievance

Redrassal Cell by Regular interaction

with Students, Display Boards regarding

rules and regulations ensuring Anti

Ragging Campus for all.

Introducing new Professional Courses. Proposal for five B.Voc Courses sent to

the UGC for Deen Dayal Upadhyay

KAUSHAL Scheme

Providing impetus to research activities. Research activities going on with

different faculty members in different

departments.

Students‟ research programme under

CPE scheme is carried out in different

faculties.

Organizing UGC Refresher / Orientation

Courses.

Refresher Course in IT and e-learning is

being carried out in each session by our

Computer Application Department.

Summer School has been Conducted on

“ Implementation of Semester System:

Apprehensions and Possibilities” from

18th July- 7th August, 2014

A special winter school was conducted

on “Quality Improvement in Higher

Education through NAAC

Accreditation” From 16.01.15 to 5.02.15

sponsored by UGC.

Initiating Further Faculty Development. Teachers participate in various faculty

development programme organised by

different agencies/Institutions.

Special training programme for faculty

and staff was conducted in which Dr.

Ganesh Hegde, Assistant Advisor NAAC

Bangalore and NAAC coordinator,


Eastern region delivered useful talks and

interacted with the participants for four

sessions on Jan.30-31, 2015. Prof.

Shukla Mohanty, Pro – Vice Chancellor,

Kolhan University, Jharkhand also

addressed the participants

Development of a systematic waste

management system.

Planning for systematic waste

management is in process and partly

practiced. There is provision of separate

dust bin for wet and dry wastes in the

campus.

Provision of vending machine in students

wash rooms for proper disposal of

sanitary waste.

Proper provision for disposal of waste in

campus Hostels.

Reinforcement of regular feedback system

from all the stakeholders.

Feed back from students, parents and

alumni is invited and accordingly

followed for the sake of betterment.

Renovation and up-gradation of sick room. Sick room has been renovated and

equipped with emergency drugs, wheel

chair and first aid facility.

Development of a nursery in the campus. Nursery has been developed and

maintained by students of the department

of Botany and members of „Green Earth

Brigade‟.

Implementation of suggestion box department

wise.

Suggestion box has been placed in each

department.

Reformation of students‟ Academic

Performance Evaluation scheme at

departmental level.

It is practiced regularly with the help of

class test, terminal exam, sentup test,

students‟ seminar, Quiz and various

competitions.

Exposure to students towards environmental, Educational cum Excursion Tour: Puri


social and onsite study. and Jamshedpur, „SCHOOL OF

MANAGEMENT, KIIT UNIVERSITY‟,

TATA STEEL- CENTRE for Promotion

of Professional Excellence (CPPE). In

CFE, students attended 2 sessions headed

by Ranjeet Ranjan. organised by BBA &

Economics From 24th to 29th January

2015

Eight-days educational trip to Kullu

and Manali organised by Department of

Computer Applications from 5th to 12th

November 2014

Accommodating more students in newly built

hostel.

All available seats in the hostels are

allotted to students and special care is

taken of by the hostel superintendent

regarding basic amenities.

Enhancing teaching learning process by using

ICT.

Two days Workshop on Graphic Design

Resource Person - Mr. Pratyush Kumar

and Mr. Bibhuti Bikramaditya.

Organized by Department of Computer

Applications, M.M.C, Patna and in

association with Tek‟Brain Pvt.LTD on

23rd and 24th July, 2014

Automation of Admission system. Admission process is semi automated.

Emphasis on collaboration with Industry. Collaboration with various Industries for

Summer Training, Workshop, On-job

Training and placement is being

practiced.

Strengthening e-resources in the Library 3828 e-journals, INFLIBNET, 17 CDs

and Videos are added.

2.15 Whether the AQAR was placed in statutory body Yes No

Management Syndicate Any other body

Provide the details of the action taken

The Action Plans were discussed and implemented by Advisory Committee.

College Advisory committee

and IQAC


Part – B

Criterion – I

1. Curricular Aspects

1.1 Details about Academic Programmes

Level of the

Programme

Number of

existing

Programmes

Number of

programmes added

during the year

Number of

self-financing

programmes

Number of value

added / Career

Oriented

programmes

Ph.D. 0 0 0 0

PG 7 0 0 7

UG 26 0 5 26

PG Diploma 3 0 3 3

Advanced Diploma 0 0 0 0

Diploma 0 0 0 0

Certificate 2 0 2 1

Others 0 0 0 0

Total 38 0 10 38

Interdisciplinary

Innovative

Annexure-i

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

(ii) Pattern of programmes:

1.3 Feedback from stakeholders* Alumni Parents Employers Students

(On all aspects)

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

*Please provide an analysis of the feedback in the Annexure

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

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

Pattern Number of programmes

Semester 7

Trimester 0

Annual 29

Yes, Suggestions were given by the senior Faculty members in moderation board as and

when required by the University modified.

NO


Criterion – II

2. Teaching, Learning and Evaluation

2.1. Information regarding teaching staff :

2.1 Total No. of

permanent faculty

2.2 No. of permanent faculty with Ph.D.

2.3 Number of positions sanctioned and filled

Post Sanctioned Post Filled Vacant

Teaching 88 37 51

Annexure-ii

2.3 No. of Faculty Positions

Recruited (R) and Vacant (V)

during the year

.4 No. of Guest and Visiting faculty and Temporary faculty

No. of Guest Faculty on adhoc basis Regular Courses: 58

No. of GuestFaculty and Visiting Faculty in Self Financing Courses: 40

2.5 Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

Participated in Conferences: 68

Presented research papers : 21

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended

Seminars/

Workshops

10 46 9

Presented papers 3 0 9

Resource Persons 0 3 0

Annexure-iii

Total Asst. Professors Associate Professors Professors Others

37 22 10 5 NA

Asst.

Professors

Associate

Professors

Professors Others Total

R V R V R V R V R V

0 0 0 0 0

36


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

Use of ICT in teaching

Presentation and Interactive sessions of students

Guest Lectures

Soft skill training programs

Organizing and participation in seminars / conferences and workshops.

2.7 Total No. of actual teaching days 185

during this academic year

Total No. of Working Days: 264

Total No. of Teaching Days: 185

2.8 Examination/ Evaluation Reforms initiated by

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

Double Valuation, Photocopy, Online Multiple Choice Questions)

The College is a Constituent unit of Patna University and the following best practices were

adopted in examination/ evaluation reforms.

i. Centralized evaluation for all courses in UG and PG

ii. Coding of answer books

iii. Students can obtain the photocopy of examined answer books

iv. Re-evaluation and rechecking process is followed to give justice to students.

v. At the institution level we adopted exactly the same evaluation pattern for all

internal examinations as followed in the university examination. This trains students to improve

their performance in the university examinations.

2.9 No. of faculty members involved in curriculum

restructuring/revision/syllabus development

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

2.10 Average percentage of attendance of students

05

25

80%


2.11 Course/Programme wise distribution of pass percentage :

I. Under Graduate Result 2015:

Year

2015 Class

No. of

Students

Appeared

in Exam.

Pass Out

No. of Students

Unsuccessful Success

%

No. of

Distinction

Univ.

Rank

1

st Class 2

nd

Class

English Part-I 90 10 72 8 91

Part – II 65 9 56 100

Part-III 54 13 41 100

Sanskrit Part-I

Part – II 2 1 50

Part-III 2 1 1 100

History Part-I 83 28 26 29 65

Part – II 96 1 25 70 27

Part-III 66 13 36 17 74

Urdu Part-I 14 7 7 100

Part – II 7 5 2 100

Part-III 4 3 1 100

Persian Part-I

Part – II

Part-III 1 1 100 1st

Economics Part-I 113 36 3 14 35 15

Part – II 88 27 9 14 41

Part-III 43 19 7 13 60 3rd to

7th

Music Part-I 3 2 1 100

Part – II 3 3 0 100

Part-III 1 1 0 100

Philosophy Part-I 1 1 0 100

Part – II 17 10 6 1 94

Part-III 19 5 14 100

Math

(B.Sc)

Part-I 78 35 23 22 74 15

Part – II 61 36 16 9 85 18

Part-III 42 31 8 3 93 7 1

Math

(B.A)

Part-I 1 0 1 100

Part – II 5 4 1 100

Part-III 3 3 0 100 1

Sociology Part-I 103 22 50 31 70

Part – II 87 20 31 26 59

Part-III 64 15 41 8 88


Botany Part-I 42 17 15 10 76 1

Part – II 40 28 10 2 95 9

Part-III 39 25 3 11 72 2

Physics Part-I 40 22 7 7 73 10

Part – II 43 24 5 67 14

Part-III 37 29 6 2 95 6

Chemistry Part-I 86 14 19 53 38 11

Part – II 82 20 0 37 24 11

Part-III 53 24 11 18 66 5

BBA Part-I 59 51 4 3 93 23

Part – II 60 49 4 2 88 6

Part-III 60 57 2 1 98 17 1,3,4,6,8

BSW Part-I 13 5 8 100

Part – II 6 4 2 100

Part-III 1 0 1 100

Statistics Part-I 14 10 2 2 86 4

Part – II 13 11 2 100 4

Part-III

ii. Result (Post Graduate 2015)

Year

2015

Class No. of

Students

Appeared

in Exam.

Pass Out No. of Students Success No. of

Distinction

Univ.

Rank

1st Class 2

nd

Class

Unsuccessful %

Economics Sem-I 50 37 7 1 88 15

Sem-II 43 42 1 100 14

Sem-III 42 41 1 100 4

Sem-IV 42 41 1 100 9

Chemistry Sem-I 22 17 5 100 6

Sem-II 19 14 5 100 2

Sem-III 15 14 1 100 6

Sem-IV 15 13 2 100 3

Herbal

Chemistry

Sem-I 4 3 1 100 1

Sem-II 4 3 1 100 1

Sem-III 3 2 1 100

Sem-IV 3 1 0 2 33

Music Sem-I 6 6 0 100 1 1 to 6

Sem-II 7 4 3 100 1 to 7

PGDCA Sem-I 10 10 0 100

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

It monitors and supervise the Teaching & Learning processes


2.13 Initiatives undertaken towards faculty development

Faculty / Staff Development

Programmes

Number of faculty

benefitted

Refresher courses 02

UGC – Faculty Improvement Programme

HRD programmes

Orientation programmes

Faculty exchange programme

Staff training conducted by the university

Staff training conducted by other institutions 01

Summer School, Workshops, etc. 01

Winter schools, Workshops

Others 26

Annexure-iv

2.14 Details of Administrative and Technical staff

Category Number of

Permanent

Employees

Number of

Vacant

Positions

Number of

permanent

positions filled

during the Year

Number of

positions filled

temporarily

Administrative Staff

(Class III)

12 Data Not

Available

0 0

Support Staff

Class –IV

37 Data Not

Available

0 0


Criterion – III

3. Research, Consultancy and Extension

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

IQAC promotes faculty members to registers Ph.D. and M.Phil degrees. Special leaves are sanctioned for

course work, conferences and seminars.

3.2 Details regarding major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number 01 2 3 01

Outlay in Rs. Lakhs

3.3 Details regarding minor projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number 01 2 3 1

Outlay in Rs. Lakhs 29.36

3.4 Research Project under CPE scheme 19

Annexure-v

3.5 Details on research publications

International National Others

Peer Review Journals 14 6 16

Non-Peer Review Journals

e-Journals

Conference proceedings

Annexure-vi

3.6 Details on Impact factor of publications:

Range Average h-index Nos. in SCOPUS

3.7 Research funds sanctioned and received from various funding agencies, industry and other organisations

Nature of the Project Duration

Year

Name of the

funding Agency

Total grant

sanctioned

Received

Major projects 2013-15 UGC 1429075.00 1429075.00

Minor Projects 2013-15 UGC & DST 2936975.00 2936975.00

Interdisciplinary Projects 2015 ICSSR/ NUEPA NA NA

Industry sponsored NA NA

Projects sponsored by the

University/ College

NA NA

Students research projects

(other than compulsory by

the University)

- 36000

Any other(Specify) NA NA

Total 4366050.00 4402050.00


3.8 No. of books published i) With ISBN No. Chapters in Edited Books

ii) Without ISBN No.

1.

2.

3.9 No. of University Departments receiving funds from NA

UGC-SAP CAS DST-FIST

DPE DBT Scheme/funds

3.10 For colleges Autonomy CPE DBT Star Scheme

INSPIRE CE Any Other (specify)

3.11 Revenue generated through consultancy

3.12 No. of conferences NA

organized by the Institution

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

3.14 No. of collaborations International National Any other

3.15 No. of linkages created during this year

3.16 Total budget for research for current year in lakhs :

From Funding agency From Management of University/College

Total

Level International National State University College

Number

Sponsoring

agencies

NA

NA


3.17 No. of patents received this year

3.18 No. of research awards/

recognitions received by faculty and research fellows

Of the institute in the year

3.18 No. of faculty from the Institution

who are Ph. D. Guides

and students registered under them

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

Annexure-vii

3.20 No. of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones)

JRF SRF Project Fellows Any other

3.21 No. of students Participated in NSS events:

University level State level

National level International level

S. NO Date Details of Activities organised by NSS

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Granted Nil

International Applied

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Granted Nil

Commercialised

Applied Nil

Granted Nil

Total International National State University Dist College

0

06

7

9


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3.22 No. of students participated in NCC events:

University level State level 10

National level 0 International level

Combined Annual Training Camp (CATC) –

CATC attended by Nargis Khatoon and Monalisa from 05.09.2014 to 14.09.2014 held at

Rajendra Nagar, Patna.

CATC attended by Yashanshi singh, Shivani and Saumya Prakash from 20.12.2014 to

29.12.2014 held at Rajendra Nagar, Patna.

National Integration Camp (NIC) –

NIC attended by Anjali Kumari from 08.10.2014 to 19.10.2014 held at Bodh Gaya.

NIC attended by Nargis Khatoon, Monalisa and Sakshi Kumari from 17.12.2014 to

28.12.2014 held at Udaipur,Rajasthan.

NIC attended by Neha Kumari, Priyanka Sharma, sweety Neha and Priya Jyoti from

19.12.2014 to 30.12.2014 held at Rourkela, Odisha.

Army Attachment Camp (AAC) –

AAC attended by Yashanshi Singh from 16.09.2014 to 27.09.2014 held at Officer,s Training

Academy, Chennai.

AAC attended by Simran Kumari from 16.10.2014 to 27.10.2014 held at Officer,s Training

Academy,Gwalior.


Inter Group Camp (IGGBC) –

IGGBC attended by Yashanshi Singh,Shivani and Saumya Prakash from 06.11.2014 to


Pre Republic Day Camp (Pre RDC) –

Pre RDC I attended byYashanshi Singh,Shivani and Saumya Prakash from 16.11.2014 to


Social Service Activities –

MMC Cadets participated in Run for the clean and Green city on 16.11.2014.

MMC Cadets participated in Sawachh Patna Abhiyan (Cleanliness Drive) on 19.11.2014.

MMC Cadets participated in Tree Plantation Programme on 21.11.2014.

MMC Cadets participated in Blood Donation on 21,11,2014.

Scholarship –

NCC Cadet Welfare Society Scholarship awarded to 06 cadets of MMC,they are –Nargis

Khatoon, Khushboo Kumari, Sweety Neha, Leela Tudu, Sonali Singh and Shilpi

kumara.They received Rs. 6000/- each by DG, NCC,Delhi.

Republic Day Camp (RDC) –

RDC attended by SUO Yashanshi Singh, Shivani and Saumya Prakash from 01.01.2015 t0

29.01.2015 held at Delhi.

Yoga Day Camp –

60 (Sixty) Cadets of Magadh Mahila College attended International Yoga Day on 21st June,

2015.

National Integration Camp (NIC) –

NIC attended by Manjula Kumari and Annu Kumari from 18.01.2015 to 29.01.2015 held at

Delhi.

Combined Annual Training Camp (CATC) –

CATC attended by Manjula Singh,Anjali Kumari and Kalyani Kumari from 07.01.2015 to

16.01.2015 held at Rajendra Nagar,Patna.

Achievement –

Senior under Officer Yashanshi Singh represented India in Russia in Youth Exchange

Programme - 2015.She has been selected by DG, NCC, Delhi.

Senior Under Officer Yashanshi Singh, Saumya Prakash and Shivani represented Bihar and

Jharkhand in Republic Day Parade,Delhi in 2015.

Under Officer Shikha Kumari nominated for Senate of Patna University as Student

Representative for the year 2015-2016.

3.23 No. of Awards won in NSS: NA




3.24 No. of Awards won in NCC:



Award NCC –

Associate NCC Officer (ANO) -

Dr. Pushpalata Kumari, ANO, MMC, awarded the rank of Captain by D.G.,NCC,Delhi in

July,2014.

Cadets -

Shivani received Best Cadet of Patna Group award in BLC.

Shivani received Ist Position in Debate and Quiz competition in BLC.

Yashanshi Singh received Ist position in Essay Writing Competition in BLC.

Yashanshi Singh, Shivani and Saumya Prakash received 1st prize in Cultural Competition in

IGGBC.

SUO Shivani received second best cadet award of Rs. 2500/- in RDC Delhi, 2015.

SUO Yashanshi Singh received award in excellence in cultural events & selected for Rajpath

parade in RDC Delhi,015.

SUO Saumya Prakash selected as central MC Rajpath event & contribution in cultural event in

RDC, Delhi, 2015.

SUO Varsha Rani received Ist position in Painting Competition in NIC, Bhubaneshwar.

MMC Cadets received Best Drill Award and also became overall champion in CATC,

Rajendra Nagar, Patna from 10 December to 19 January, 2015.

Annexure-viii

3.24 No. of Awards won in Sports:

Annexure-ix

Sports

3.25 No. of Extension activities organized

University forum College forum

NCC 15 NSS 8 Any other .

Others

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

Responsibility

10


Criterion – IV

4. Infrastructure and Learning Resources

4.1 Details of increase in infrastructure facilities:

Facilities Existing Newly created Source of

Fund

Total

Campus area 09 acres Bihar

Govt.

-

Class rooms 46 BBA/ Bcom

Lib-

Bihar Govt -

Laboratories 06 lab for

practical

purpose

02

language

lab

- - -

Seminar Halls 01 - - -

No. of important equipments purchased (≥

1-0 lakh) during the current year.

61 - CPE -

Value of the equipment purchased during

the year (Rs. in Lakhs)

1727071 789000

” 2516071-

Others - - -

4.2 Computerization of administration and library

4.3 Library services:

Existing Newly added Total

No. Value( Rs) No. Value(Rs) No. Value(Rs)

Text Books 4388 842858 2680 772079 7068 Rs.1614937

Reference Books 99 27886 05 2500 104 Rs 30386

e-Books inflibnet- 50000- - - - -

Journals & periodicals 81 29587 59 5500 140 35087

e-Journals 3828 - nil- - - -

Digital Database - - - - - -

CD & Video 17- - - - - -

Others (specify) - - - - - -

YES


4.4 Technology up gradation (overall)

Total

Computers

Computer

Labs Internet

Browsing

Centres

Computer

Centres Office

Depart

-ments Others

Existing 160

(Computers

/Laptops)

100 Wifi -BCA BCA - 17

Added - - - - - -

Total 160(Comp

uters/Lapto

ps)

- - - - - -

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

up-gradation (Networking, e-Governance etc.)

4.6 Amount spent on maintenance in lakhs :

i) ICT

ii) Campus Infrastructure and facilities

iii) Equipments

iv) Others

Total :

Individual approach is practiced as and when needed to

Students and Teachers.

2.23590

140.46699

4.48727

16.37531

163.56547


Infrastructure

Building Construction 5147442.00

Almirrah 1201950.00

Furniture 6148994.00

Ceiling Fan 18900.00

Fire Extinguser 99758.00

Inverter / Stabilizer 43175.00

Generator 1386480.00

Total 14046699.00

Equipment

Laboratory 258557.00

Lab. Equipment 190170.00

Total 448727.00

ICT

Laptop 51000.00

UPS/Inverter/Battery 10940.00

Scanner 6300.00

Computer 107850.00

Microphone 47500.00

Total 223590.00

Other

Book/Jurnal 1197035.00

CC T.V Camera 23950.00

Internet Connectivity 144000.00

Study Tour 42700.00

Seminar / Workshop 67731.00

Sports 162115.00

Total 1637531.00

Net Total 16356547.00

All amount spent in Lakhs


Criterion – V

5. Student Support and Progression

5.1 Contribution of IQAC in enhancing awareness about Student Support Services

Provision of Scholarship and Freeship for SC/ST/OBC Students

Reservation

Skill development program

College Journal and Magazine

Remedial Classes

Industrial Visits.

Awareness programmes through workshop and NSS.

5.2 Efforts made by the institution for tracking the progression

Result evaluation

Placements

Project Presentation by students.

Participation of students in extra curricular activities

5.3 (a) Total Number of students

(b) No. of students outside the state Data Not Available

(c) No. of international students NIL

Men Women

Demand ratio Drop out %

Annexure-x

UG PG Ph. D. Others

3037 247 00 32

No %

00

No %

100

Last Year 2014 This Year 2015

General SC ST OBC Physically

Challenged

Total General SC ST OBC Physically

Challenged

Total

1475 320 23 1486 00 3305 1332 318 91 1614 06 3391


5.4 Details of student support mechanism for coaching for competitive examinations (If any)

Subject specialization Seminar

Soft skills : Personality Development Programme

CIC courses: Computer awareness

Remedial coaching: Coaching Scheme for Entry into Service (CES) for the Schedule Castes,

Schedule Tribes, OBC and Minorities.

Mentoring system

Placement counsellor

Training sessions on Yoga

Special lectures by experts

No. of students beneficiaries

5.5 No. of students qualified in these examinations

NET SET/SLET GATE CAT

IAS/IPS etc State PSC UPSC Others

5.6 Details of student counselling and career guidance

Following schemes are available for students‟ welfare:

Career counseling and placement

On-Job training in BBA and BCA

„Earn while you learn‟ opportunity is being given to students.

Experts are invited to provide counseling in different areas such as psychological problems, health

and nutrition, legal and career placement. Self-skill development, group discussion sessions and

general study classes are organized on regular basis. Remedial coaching classes are organized for

SC/OBC/ST students through the Scheme of UGC under XI Plan. Some organizations like

WIPRO, IBM, TCS, NIDAN frequently organize campus recruitment drive for students or send

their job profile requirements for students to apply. The Career and Counseling Cell of the College

keeps in regular touch with the relevant companies and agencies and appraise the students about

them through e-mail or by putting up on the notice boards.

No. of students benefitted

3000

3305


5.7 Details of campus placement

On campus Off Campus

Number of

Organizations

Visited

Number of Students

Participated

Number of

Students Placed

Number of Students Placed

01 156 56

5.8 Details of gender sensitization programmes

Self-defence session for girls students,

Students grievance cell

Awareness programme during Breast Feeding week

Health awareness programme

5.9 Students Activities

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

State/ University level National level International level

No. of students participated in cultural events

State/ University level National level International level

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

Sports : State/ University level National level International level

Cultural: State/ University level National level International level


5.10 Scholarships and Financial Support

Number of

students Amount

Financial support from institution

Financial support from government 16 126758.00

Financial support from other sources

Number of students who received

International/ National recognitions

2014-2015

Sl. NO. Financial support from government

Number of

students

Amount

1

SC & ST Welfare Department ,

Government of Bihar 15 121758

2

Chief Minister Relief Fund

Government of Bihar 1 5000

Total 16 1,26,758

5.11 Student organised / initiatives NA

Fairs : State/ University level National level International level

Exhibition: State/ University level National level International level

5.12 No. of social initiatives undertaken by the students

5.13 Major grievances of students (if any) redressed: ______________________________________


Criterion – VI

6. Governance, Leadership and Management

6.1 State the Vision and Mission of the institution

VISION:

Pursuit of Knowledge.

Promoting Scientific Temperament.

Protection of Environment.

Preservation of National Cultural Heritage.

Traditional values relating to the welfare of women.

To bring in qualitative changes in the society.

MISSION:

Empowering girl students with knowledge and skills.

To enable them to cope and compete with the demands of modern age.

6.2 Does the Institution has a Management Information System

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

6.3.1 Curriculum Development

6.3.2 Teaching and Learning

Infrastructure provides class rooms, lecture theatre, Smart class rooms, Laboratories, Library,

Seminar Hall, Students common room, Auditorium, Indoor Stadium, Sports ground, Gym, Staff

room, Network Centre, Wi-Fi Campus etc

Facility of power point presentation, use of internet, study materials, K-Yan Projector, Over Head

Projector helped to improve teaching. Use of innovative ideas like interactive sessions, students

seminar, departmental workshops, field work, participation in various environmental and social

awareness programmes, conferences to improve learning ability.

The Institution has adequate physical facilities to conduct educational programmes efficiently.

The Institution has effective mechanism for maintenance and maximum use of infrastructure like

arrangement of shift wise classes especially in vocational courses and distance education

programme (DDE) of Patna University.

Since it is a constituent college curriculum is designed and developed by members of academic

council, Patna University.

Institution is working on implementation of effective MIS


The Institution has adequate facility of library, e-library (INFLIBNET, CDs, e-journals etc.)

computer facilities and learning resources with easy access.

6.3.3 Examination and Evaluation

Continuous assessment of students through regular internal test - Class test, Terminal Exam, Sent-

up Test, Viva voce, Quiz at college level and annual examination at university level at the end of

the session as per the university norms. Evaluation process is transparent and students‟ grievances

like scrutiny of any error of result are entertained.

6.3.4 Research and Development

6.3.5 Library, ICT and physical infrastructure / instrumentation

For acquiring computer skills, the computer department runs a CIC course at a nominal fee of Rs.

50/-. Acquiring computer skills is not in the curriculum of all disciplines but as students wish to

use internet, it is a need of the day.

Computer lab with internet facility.

Library is semi-automated.

Library has software for visually impaired.

6.3.6 Human Resource Management

6.3.7 Faculty and Staff recruitment:

Faculty members are recruited as per Bihar University Service Commission and staffs are

recruited by Patna University. Adhoc faculty Members and are recruited by College.

6.3.8 Industry Interaction / Collaboration

Most of the faculty members are research supervisor.

Students are motivated and guided for research work under CPE Scheme.

Laboratories facilities are enriched by equipment regularly keeping research

work in priority.

Many students have been awarded Ph.D and some NET / JRF scholars are

pursuing research and helping the college by teaching.

Collaboration with WIPRO, IBM, HCL, SAP, SOCIATRIX Pvt Ltd., ICICI, HDFC

Bank and other organisations for campus placement.

Collaboration with TISS, UNDP, Global fund WIPRO, IBM, HCL, SAP,

SOCIATRIX Pvt Ltd., ICICI, HDFC Bank, SUDHA Dairy, Commercial shopa in

Mourya Lok complex etc.


6.3.9 Admission of Students

6.4 Welfare schemes for

6.5

Total corpus fund generated

Annexure

6.6 Whether annual financial audit has been done Yes No

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

Audit Type External Internal

Yes/No Agency Yes/No Authority

Academic No Patna

University

Yes IQAC

Administrative No No

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

For UG Programmes Yes No

For PG Programmes Yes No

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

Teaching Employee Benefit Fund

Non teaching Facilities for Advance, Loan, Cooperative Society etc.

Students Scholarship

Fee relaxation for Poor Girls

Remedial Coaching Classes (RCC) at Undergraduate Level for

Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, OBC, minority communities

and poor students.

Coaching Scheme for Entry into Services (CES) for Scheduled

Castes, Scheduled Tribes, OBC, minority communities and poor

students.

Fee in Installment

137469382.74

Manual and Computerised Evaluation

Students are admitted as per the norms defined by the Patna University and

State government reservation policy.


6.10 What efforts are made by the University to promote autonomy in the affiliated/constituent colleges?

6.11 Activities and support from the Alumni Association

The Alumnae Board meets at least once a year, for all around development of the

association and the college.

6.12 Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association

6.13 Development programmes for support staff:

The Central dispensary of Patna University and Red Cross Society provides medical facility

to all students, teachers and staff members.

Staff room

Regular Training for skill development

Vehicle parking

Canteen

Telephone Booth

Internet cafe

Safe drinking water etc

Bank system in campus

Faculty Development Programme

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

NA

Strenthening the dept. by the suggestion/ demand as per the need of their ward through

PTA meeting.

To make arrangement for green campus Plantation are done on regular basis under Green

Earth Brigade and Botanical Society.

Dust bin are kept for Biodegradable and Non-Biodegradable separately.

Minimum light during night is used for protecting Bird‟s habitat.

Awareness programme is done by students‟ central society for saving electrical energy in

campus.

Debates and lectures on environment are organised by Science and IT society for

awareness of students.

Skits, nukkad natak organised time to time in the college premises.


Criterion – VII

7. Innovations and Best Practices

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

functioning of the institution. Give details.

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

beginning of the year

Fifth hostel “VAIDEHI” of the college was built and well furnished.

Yearly repairing and renovation of girls toilet was completed with basic amenities of

installation of vending machines for disposal of sanitary waste in the college and hostel.

Renovation of seminar hall and staff room was done with inclusion of modern furniture.

Laboratory of botany and zoology were renovated and a Nano technology lab was

developed with all the basic requirements.

For the safety of hostel as well as day scholars CCTC were installed.

For better learning environment for students, campus was made Wifi and a smart class

was established.

Under CPE scheme, students (UG and PG) from faculties of humanities, science and

social sciences prepared research projects presented through powerpoints, wrote articles

and finally published in house journal.

For strengthening student‟s grievance redressalcell and making anti ragging campus,

more display boards were installed at the popular places of the campus. Also, suggestion

boxes were placed in different departments.

Proposal for five B.Voc. courses sent to the UGC office for DeenDayalUpadhaya

KAUSHAL SCHEME for increasing vocational opportunity for the students.

For faculty development refresher courses in IT and e learning, summer school and

winter school were organized on current themes.

Career Counselling Cell (CCC) functioning for the last few years

Remedial Coaching Classes (RCC) at Undergraduate Level

Coaching Scheme for Entry into Services (CES) for Scheduled Castes, Scheduled

Tribes, OBC, minority communities and poor students.

Counselling Centre has been set up to help students resolve various problems

pertaining to academics, emotional relationships and health issues

The college library is well equipped with modern technological facilities e.g.

Computers, Internet and INFLIBNET, reprographic units and network printers,


For inculcating a systematic waste management habit, as a first step separate dustbins for

dry and wet waste were placed.

Sick room was added with the facility of emergency drugs.

Students of botany department and members of Green Earth Brigade developed a nursery

for keeping the environment green and pollution free.

Feedback from stake holders (students, parents, alumni) was placed in general body

meeting and few suggestions were selected for implementation.

Admission process was made semi-automatic.

Coordinators of various vocational courses contacted various industries for summer

training, workshop, on job training and placement.

For strengthening e-resources in the library, e-journals, CDs and videos were added and

INFLIBNET.

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

*Provide the details in annexure (annexure need to be numbered as i, ii, iii)

7.4 Contribution to environmental awareness / protection

Through NSS cleanliness Drive

Through Green Earth Brigade awareness Programme

Environmental study Tour

Awareness programme through Debate, Lectures, Nukad Natak etc

7.5 Whether environmental audit was conducted? Yes No

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

8. Plans of institution for next year

Department of BCA practiced” Each one Teach One” where students of BCA

IIIrd year where helping the students of Ist and IInd Year in practical Lab

sessions.

Teachers of Each Departments were given orientation session about

Language Lab for helping all the students in each department to get a better

aquaintence and importance of Language Lab.

We are looking forward to build an Examination Hall wherein at least two hundred students

can be accommodated at a time.

We are also planning to build an indoor stadium.

More class rooms to be renovated and converted into smart class rooms.

More

NO


S.No Plan of action for 2015-16

1 Development of Infrastructure.

2 Emphasising Inclusiveness in education.

3 Implementation of UGC Scheme Under XIIth Plan.

4 Rejuvenating Student's Grievance Redressal Cell.

5 Introducing new Professional Courses.

6 Providing impetus to research activities.

7 Organizing UGC Refresher / Orientation Courses.

8 Initiating Faculty Development Programme.

9 To develop a systematic waste management System.

10 Reinforcement of regular feedback system from all the stakeholders.

11 Renovation and up-gradation of sick room.

12 To develop a nursery in the campus.

13 Implementation of suggestion box department wise.

14 Reformation of students‟ Academic Performance Evaluation scheme at

departmental level.

15 Promoting tour facilities to students for environmental, social and onsite study.

16 To accommodate more students in newly built hostel.

17 Enhancing teaching learning process by using ICT.

18 Automation of Admission system.

19 Emphasis on collaboration with Industry.

20 Strengthening e-resources in the Library

Name _______________________________ Name _______________________________

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


Annexure-I

Courses Offered: Total number of courses available : 38

A. Under Graduate Degree Courses (B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com.) available: 26

Sl.

No. Faculty Title of The Course

UG/

PG

Duration

(Years)

Intake

Capacity

Per Year

Total

Capacity

1.

HU

MA

NIT

IES

BA Hons. Degree in Hindi UG 3 25 75

2. BA Hons. Degree in English UG 3 50 150

3. BA Hons. Degree in Sanskrit UG 3 05 15

4. BA Hons. Degree in Urdu UG 3 25 75

5. BA Hons. Degree in Persian UG 3 05 15

6. BA Hons. Degree in Maithili UG 3 05 15

7. BA Hons. Degree in Philosophy UG 3 05 15

8. Fine

Arts BA Hons. Degree in Music UG 3 10 30

9.

SO

CI

AL

S

CI

EN

CE

BA Hons. Degree in Economics UG 3 60 180

10. BA Hons. Degree in History UG 3 60 180

11. BA Hons. Degree in Sociology UG 3 60 180

12. BA Hons. Degree in Psychology UG 3 50 150

13. BA Hons. Degree in Political

Science UG 3 50 150

14. BA Hons. Degree in Home Science UG 3 45 135

15. BA Hons. Degree in Mathematics UG 3 05 15

Total 460

16.

SC

IEN

CE

BSc Hons. Degree in Physics UG 3 16 48

17. BSc Hons. Degree in Chemistry UG 3 48 144

18. BSc Hons. Degree in Botany UG 3 48 144

19. BSc Hons. Degree in Zoology UG 3 48 144

20. BSc Hons. Degree in Mathematics UG 3 32 96

21 B.Sc Hons. Degree in Statistics UG 3 40 120

Total 232


B. Professional/Vocational Under Graduate Degree Courses available are: 05

Sl.

No Title of The Course

UG/

PG

Duration

(Years)

Intake

Capacity

Total

Capacity

22 BCom Hons. Degree in Commerce

(Under Self-Financing Scheme) UG 3 250 750

23. B.A. Hons. Degree in

Computer Applications (B.C.A.) UG 3 40 120

24. B.Sc. Hons. Degree in Computer Applications

(B.C.A.) UG 3 40 120

25. Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) UG 3 60 180

26 Bachelor of Social Work (B.S.W.)

UG 3 60 180

C. Post Graduate Degree Courses available are : 07

Sl.

No. Title of The Course

UG/

PG

Duration

(Years)

Intake

Capacity

Total

Capacity

27. M.A. in Economics PG 2 60 120

28. M.A. in Psychology PG 2 32 64

29. M.A. in Home Science PG 2 45 90

30. M.A. in Sociology PG 2 60 120

31. M.Sc. in Chemistry PG 2 20 40

32. M.Sc. in Herbal Chemistry PG 2 20 40

33. M.A. in Music (Self Financing Scheme) PG 2 40 80

D. Post Graduate Diploma Courses available are : 03

Sl.

No Title of The Course

UG/

PG

Duration

(Years)

Intake

Capacity

Total

Capacity

34.

PG Diploma in Computer Applications PG 1 40 40

35.

PG Diploma in Women and Child Welfare PG 1 60 60


36.

PG Diploma in Population Studies PG 1 60 60

E. Certificate Courses available are : 01

Sl.

No.

Title of The Course Duration

(Days)

Intake

Capacity

37. Certificate Course In Computer Applications (CIC) 45 70

38 German Language Proficiency Programme 90 3 Month


Annexure-II

A. Details of Teaching and Non Teaching Staff:

Information regarding teaching staff :

S.No. Name Designation Qualification M.Phil/

Ph.D

Date of

appointment

Permanent/

Adhoc/

Visiting

1 Dr. Asha Singh Principal Professor M.A., PhD Ph.D 17.07.1974 Permanent

2 Dr. Dolly Sinha Principal Professor M.Sc.(Physics),

PhD (IIT Delhi)

Principal

Professor 16.07.1980 Permanent

3 Dr. Indu Mouar Assistant Prof. M.A., PhD Ph.D 26.06.2003 Permanent

4 Dr. Kumari Aruna Assistant Prof. M.A., PhD Ph.D 10.07.2003 Permanent

5 Dr.. Kamlesh Kumari Head, Assistant

Prof. M.A. 26.06.2003 Permanent

6 Mrs. Archana Jaiswal Assistant Prof. M.A. 27.06.2003 Permanent

7 Dr. Aruna Choudhary Head, Assistant

Prof. M.A., PhD Ph.D 26.06.2003 Permanent

8 Dr. Kiran Mala Head, Assistant


9 Dr. Suraj Deo Singh Head, Assistant

Prof.

M.A., M.Phil,

Ph.D (JNU) Ph.D 27.06.2003 Permanent

10 Dr. Punam Singh Associate Prof. M.A., PhD Ph.D 24.04.1978 Permanent

11 Dr. Shahida Khanam Head, Sr.Assistant


12 Dr. Pushpalata Kumari Assistant Prof.

M.A., PhD,

M.Phil (JNU),

B.Ed

Ph.D 27.06.2003 Permanent

13 Dr. Telani. Meena Horo Assistant Prof. M.A., PhD, B.Ed Ph.D 02.07.2003 Permanent

14 Mr. Binay Kumar

„Bimal‟ Assistant Prof. M.A. 26.06.2003 Permanent

15 Dr. Jayashri Mishra Head, Professor M.A., PhD Ph.D 18.11.1977 Permanent

16 Dr. Lali Srivastava Associate Prof. M.A., PhD Ph.D 08.01.1977 Permanent

17 Dr. Janardan Prasad Assistant Prof. M.A., PhD Ph.D 27.06.2003 Permanent

18 Dr. Archana Katiyar Assistant Prof. M.A., B.Ed., PhD Ph.D 01.07.2003 Permanent

19 Dr. Bandana Singh Head, Associate

Prof.

M.A .Ph.D. Ph.D

01.09.1992 Permanent

20 Dr. Anju Srivasava Head M.A., PhD. Ph.D 01.09.1992 Permanent

21 Dr. Suheli Assistant Prof. M.A., PhD. Ph.D 27.06.2003 Permanent

22 Dr. Neera Choudhury Sr. Assistant Prof. M.A.,

PhD (BHU) Ph.D 18.11.1996 Permanent


23 Dr. Arbind Kumar Assistant Prof. M. Music,

Aacharya, PhD Ph.D 26.06.2003 Permanent

24 Dr. Poonam Kumari Head, Assistant

Prof. M.Sc., PhD Ph.D 27.06.2003 Permanent

25 Dr. Abha Sharan Head, Associate

Prof. M.Sc. 17.11.1975 Permanent

26 Dr. Mamta Deepak Associate Prof. M.Sc, PhD Ph.D 15.07.1980 Permanent

27 Dr. Rani Azad Professor M.Sc., PhD Ph.D 08.12.1975 Permanent

28 Dr. Basabi Mahapatra Professor M.Sc., PhD. Ph.D 17.07.1980 Permanent

29 Dr. Bina Rani Associate Prof. M.Sc., PhD Ph.D 16.04.1980 Permanent

30 Dr. Anjum Fatma Associate Prof. M.Sc., PhD Ph.D 13.01.1983 Permanent

31 Dr. Usha Kumari Assistant Prof. M.Sc., PhD Ph.D 27.06.2003 Permanent

32 Dr. Shyam Deo Yadav Assistant Prof. M.Sc., PhD, B.Ed. Ph.D 23.07.2003 Permanent

33 Dr. Sumedha Kathuria Head, Professor M.Sc., PhD Ph.D 24.03.1979 Permanent

34 Dr. Namita Kumari Associate Prof. M.Sc., Ph.D Ph.D 10.07.1987 Permanent

35 Mrs. Pushpanjali Khare Assistant Prof. M.Sc. 28.06.2003 Permanent

36 Dr. Surendra Kumar

Prasad Assistant Prof. M.Sc., PhD, B.Ed. Ph.D 15.10.2003 Permanent

37 Dr. Mridula Renu Sinha Assistant Prof. M.Sc., PhD Ph.D 27.06.2003 Permanent

Adhoc / Visiting Faculyt

S.No. Name Designation

Class/Division/

Grade at Master

Level

M.Phil/

Ph.D

Date of

appointment

Permanent/

Adhoc/

Visiting

1 Dr. Chandrawati Singh Retd. Prof.

Visiting

2 Dr. Madhu Manjari Lecturer MA, Ph.D.

Ph.D

Ad-hoc

3 Kumari Sapna

Srivastava Lecturer MA, NET

Ad-hoc

4 Dr. Firoz Alam

Lecturer MA, Ph.D.

Ph.D

Ad-hoc

5 Dr. Hena Naqvi Lecturer MA, Ph. D.

Ph.D

Ad-hoc

6 Ms. Priyam Francis Lecturer MA, NET

Ad-hoc

7 Ms. Khushboo Lecturer MA, Ph.D Ph.D

Ad-hoc

8 Dr. Zameer Raza, Lecturer Ph. D.

Ph.D

Ad-hoc

9 Dr. Yasmin Bano Lecturer Ph. D. NET Ph.D

Ad-hoc

10 Dr. Bharti Kumari, Lecturer Ph. D., NET Ph.D

Ad-hoc

11 Dr. Khurshid Jahan, Retd. Prof

Visiting

12 Dr. Poomam Sharma

Lecturer

MA, Ph.D. NET

Ph.D

Ad-hoc

13 Dr. Kamlendra Kumar Lecturer Ph.D,NET,JET

Ph.D

Ad-hoc

14 Dr. Alka Kumari Pushpa Lecturer Ph.D. Ph.D

Ad-hoc


15 Dr. Leela Sinha Retd. Prof

Visiting

16 Dr. Suman Kumar Lecturer JRF, Ph. D Ph.D

Ad-hoc

17 Dr. Manita Kumari

Yadav Lecturer

Net, Ph.D.

Ad-hoc

18 Dr. Manju Kumari Lecturer Ph. D. Ph.D

Ad-hoc

19 Dr. Anju Kumari

Lecturer Ph. D

Ph.D

Ad-hoc

20 Dr. Rupam

Lecturer Ph. D.

Ph.D

Ad-hoc

21 Dr. Anjani Kumari

Singh Lecturer Ph. D.

Ph.D

Ad-hoc

22 Dr. Amresh Ranjan Guest Faculty

Visiting

23 Dr. Sudhir Kumar, Lecturer NET

Ad-hoc

24 Mr. Abhishek Dutta, Lecturer NET

Ad-hoc

25 Mr. Abhishek Anand, Lecturer NET

Ad-hoc

26 Dr. Vidya Rani Roy,

Retd. Prof.

Visiting

27 Dr. Farhat Jabin,

Lecturer Ph. D.

Ph.D

Ad-hoc

28 Dr. Sonali Bose

Lecturer Ph. D.

Ph.D

Ad-hoc

29 Dr. Sneh Lata Bharti, Lecturer Ph. D.

Ph.D

Ad-hoc

30 Ms. Khushboo Kumari

Lecturer

M.A

Ad-hoc

31 Ms. Deepika Taterway Lecturer M.A

Ad-hoc

32 Ms. Arpana Sinha Lecturer M.A.

Ad-hoc

33 Prof. Girija Singh,

Retd. Prof.

Visiting

34 Ms. Preety Mishra,

Instructor

Ad-hoc

35 Dr. Rakesh Kr. Mishra Guest Faculty

Visiting

36 Mr. Sudhir Kr. Sinha

Guest Faculty

Visiting

37 Ms Sabitri Sharma,

Lecturer M. Sc.

Ad-hoc

38 Ms. Namrata,

Lecturer M. Sc.

Ad-hoc

39 Ms. Shrishti

Lecturer M. Phil., M.Sc.

Ad-hoc

40 Ms. Swati Sandhya Lecturer M. Sc.

Ad-hoc

41 Prof. Gomati

Venkatraman

Retd. Teacher

Visiting

42 Prof. T. Radha Vakula, Retd. Teacher Ph.D.

Ph.D

Visiting

43 Dr. Smriti Verma

Research Scholar

Ad-hoc

44 Ms. Divya Research Scholar

Ad-hoc

45 Ms. Rohini Research Scholar

Ad-hoc


46 Dr. Annapurna Kumari Lecturer M. Sc., Ph. D Ph.D

Ad-hoc

47 Dr. Arshi Rana

Lecturer M. Sc., Ph. D Ph.D

Ad-hoc

48 Dr. Manisha Lal

Lecturer M. Sc., Ph. D Ph.D

Ad-hoc

49 Dr. Maya Rani Lecturer M. Sc., Ph. D Ph.D

Ad-hoc

50 Dr. Sapna Kumari Lecturer M. Sc., Ph. D Ph.D

Ad-hoc

51 Ms. Priyadarshni Research Scholar

Ad-hoc

52 Ms. Aarjoo Mustafafi Research Scholar

Ad-hoc

53 Prof. Dr. Amrendra

Mishra Lecturer M Sc, Ph. D Ph.D Ad-hoc

54 Dr Sri Kant Singh Lecturer M Sc, Ph. D Ph.D Ad-hoc

55 Sri Harendra Prasad

Sinha Lecturer M A

Ad-hoc

56 Dr Sudhir Kumar Sinha Lecturer M Sc

Ad-hoc

57 Dr Vikas Kumar Raju Lecturer M Sc, PhD Ph.D Ad-hoc

58 Ms Anupama Sinha Lecturer M Sc, B Ed M ED

Ad-hoc

59 Ms. Anju Kumari Lecturer MCA & M Phill M Phill Ad-hoc

60 Ms. Manju

Jhunjhunwala Lecturer MCA

Ad-hoc

61 Ms. Sabitri Sharma Lecturer M.Sc, PGDCA

Ad-hoc

62 Mr. Shailesh Shrivastava Lecturer MCA

Ad-hoc

63 Sri. Shamit Sharkhel Lecturer

PGDCA, GNIIT,

PGDSM, MCSD,

MCA

Ad-hoc

64 Sri Piyush Pawan Lecturer B A, HDSE

Ad-hoc

65 Ms. Priyadarshini Lecturer B.Sc (C A)

Ad-hoc

66 Ms Chanchal Acharya Lecturer B Sc (C A), MCA Ad-hoc

67 Ms Roshni Sharma Lecturer B A (CA) Ad-hoc

68 Ms. Priyanka Lecturer B A (CA) Ad-hoc

69 Ms Anupa Kedia Lecturer B A (CA) &

PGDCA Ad-hoc

70 Ms Parnita Lecturer B Sc (CA) &

PGDCA Ad-hoc

71 Ms Nidhi Choudhary Lecturer B Sc (CA) &

PGDCA Ad-hoc

72 Mr. Alok Kumar Lecturer M.Tech Ad-hoc

73 Ms Manisha Lecturer MCA Ad-hoc


74 Ms Raj Sinha Lecturer MCA Ad-hoc

75 Er. Saheli Tabassum Lecturer B.Tech Ad-hoc

76 Dr. Vineeta Mishra Lecturer M.A.(Eco.)MBA,

Ph.D.

77 Mr. Sunil Kumar Lecturer MCA & NET Ad-hoc

78 Dr. Reyazuddin Lecturer M.Com., Ph.D Ad-hoc

79 Dr. P.K.Agrawal Lecturer M.Com., Ph.D Ad-hoc

80 Mr. M. S. Gupta Lecturer M.Com., Ph.D Ad-hoc

81 Mr. Arun Kumar Lecturer MBA, L.L.B. Ad-hoc

82 Mr. Amresh Ranjan Lecturer M.Sc., B.Ed., BET Ad-hoc

83 Dr. S. K. Khandelia Lecturer M.Com., C.A. Ad-hoc

84 Dr. Vineeta Mishra Lecturer M.A., MBA Ph.D. Ad-hoc

85 Ms. Rashmi Shekhar Lecturer MCA, PGDCA Ad-hoc

86 Mis. Reena Prasad Lecturer MBA Ad-hoc

87 Dr. Reyazuddin Lecturer Reader , M.Com,

Ph.D, LLB Ad-hoc

88 Dr. M.S. Gupta Lecturer Lecturer , M.Com,

Ph.D, M.B.A Ad-hoc

89 Dr. Anand Murty Lecturer M.Com, Ph.D,

MBA, LLB, B.J Ad-hoc

90 Dr. N.K. Tiriyar Lecturer

M.Com, Ph.D,

H.O.D Sidharth

Mahila College

Ad-hoc

91 Dr. Arun Kumar Lecturer LL.B, MBA, Ph.D Ad-hoc

92 Dr. S.K. Khandelia Lecturer M.Com, Ph.D

,M.B.A, Ad-hoc

93 Dr. Amresh Ranjan Lecturer M.A, Ph.D Ad-hoc

94 Dr.. Vineeta Mishra Lecturer

M.A

(Economics),

MBA, Ph.D.

Ad-hoc

95 Mr. Ratan Kumar Lecturer M. Com, NET,

Research Scholar, Ad-hoc

96 Dr. Jyotirmaya Lecturer M.A (Hindi),

Ph.D Ad-hoc

97 Mr. Sudipto Chaudhary Lecturer

M.A(English),

NET, Research

Scholar

Ad-hoc

98 Dr. Anand Bihari Lecturer M.A (Hindi),

Ph.D Ad-hoc

99 Ms. Preeti Sinha Lecturer

M.A

(Economics),

BTET

Ad-hoc


Non-Teaching Staff Working At Present (2015):

S.No. Name of The Staff Position & Department Category Class Gender

1. Sri Prakash Chandra Sinha Head Assistant, College Office General III M

2. Smt Manju Bhattacharya Senior Assistant, Principal

Chamber General III

F

3. Sri Ravi Prakash Office Assistant, cum

Accountant General III

M

4 Sri Satish Prasad Sinha Office Assistant, Physics BC II III M

5 Mr Arun Kumar Office Assistant, Botany General III M

6 Dr. Anita Verma Lab In charge General III F

7 Ms Suchita Palit Store Keeper, Chemistry General III F

8 Ms Kusum Kumari Store Keeper, Chemistry General III F

9 Ms Sushila Devi Assistant, College Office General III F

10 Mr Kishori Prasad Laboratory Peon, Chemistry SC IV M

11 Mr Anand Laboratory Peon, Chemistry BC I IV M

12 Mr Raj Kumar Ram Laboratory Peon, Chemistry SC IV M

13 Mr Shaukat Ali Laboratory Peon, Physics General IV M

14 Mr Dablu Kumar Laboratory Peon, Physics SC IV M

15 Mr Md Quasim Laboratory Peon, Botany General IV M

16 Mr Krishna Prasad

Srivastava Laboratory Peon, Botany General IV

M

17 Mr Arjun Prasad Laboratory Peon, Botany BC II IV M

18 Md. Ahraruddin Ansari Laboratory Peon, Zoology BC I IV M

19 Mr. Ashok Ram Sweeper, Zoology SC IV M

20 Styanarayan Mahto Laboratory Peon, Zoology BC II IV M

21 Smt. Kanchan Mala Cleaner, Home Science SC IV F

22 Satyanarayan Thakur Darwan / Peon, Home Science BC I IV M

23 Smt. Radha Devi Laboratory Peon, Psychology SC IV F

24 Sri Suresh Kumar Peon, College Library BC II III M

25 Md. Mumtaz Daftari, College Library BC I IV M


26 Md Aslam Darwan BC I IV M

27 Sri Gautam Raj Peon BC II IV M

28 Sri Ram Pravesh Prasad Peon BC I IV M

29 Sri Ram Ji Sah Gardener BC II IV M

30 Smt Lalita Devi Peon, Students‟ Common

Room BC II IV

F

31 Sri Neeraj Kumar Peon SC IV M

32 Smt Moina Khatoon Peon General IV F

33 Sri Suraj Kumar Darwan, Principal Chamber SC IV M

34 Sri Bhuwaneshwar Prasad Gardener BC II IV M

35 Sri Raj Kumar Ram Sweeper SC IV M

36 Md Ayub Driver General IV M

37 Sri Kishore Kumar Hostel Guard, Hostel-I SC IV M

38 Sri Ashok Kumar Night Guard, Hostel-I BC II IV M

39 Sri Jitendra Kumar Peon BC II IV M

40 Smt Sahuda Iffat Maid Servant BC I IV F


Annexure-III

1. Seminars / Conference / Attended

International level:

Sl.

No

Name of the

Participant

Name of the Seminar/Conference/

Symposia Workshop, etc.

Name of the

Sponsoring

Agency

Place Date

1 Dr. Poonam Kumari Participated & presented a paper entitled “A

New Optimization Method for Nonlinear

Programming Problems with Discrete

Variables” in an International Conference

on “Recent Trends in Engineering Science

and Management”

UGC JNU

University,

New Delhi

March 15,

2015.

2 Dr. Bina Rani Indian Science Congress Association Indian

Chemical

Society,

Kolkata

Bombay 03-07 Jan

2015

3 Kiran Mala International, 11-13 sept, 2014,

kolhanuniv, chaibasa, Jharkhand,

„scientific elements in Sanskrit literature‟.

sept, 2014

4 NamitaKumari

andSurendra Kumar

Prasad

Attended and presented Paper on the topic

“Screening of Amino acids on the growth

of Microsporumcanis and

Histoplasmacapsulatum” 3rd

World

Conference on Applied Sciences,

Engineering and Technology,27-29

September, Kathmandu,NEPAL.

27-29

September

2014

5 PushpanjaliKhare attended and presented Paper on the topic

“Documentation of Cyanobacterial

Biodiversity in Rice Fields of Central

Bihar.” 3rd

World Conference on Applied

Sciences,Engineering and Technology,27-

29 September, Kathmandu,NEPAL.

27-29

September

2014

6 Dr. Janardan Prasad Food Security in India, International, 3

rd 27

th To


World Conference on Applied Sciences,

Engineering and Technology, Hotel

Manag, Nepal 27th To 29

th Sep, 2014.

29th Sep,

2014.

7 Dr. Telani Meena

Horo

Participated in XXXVII Annual

International Conference on „Mahatma

Gandhi and Education‟ organized by

Jaikranti College of Computer Science &

Management Studies,Pune, Indian

Societies for Gandhian Studies,

28.11.2014-30.11.2014.

28.11.2014-

to

30.11.2014

8 Dr. UshaKumari, Participated in International conference

organized by M.M.C, Patna & Bihar Brain

development society on 22 – 24th Dec.

2014.

22 – 24th

Dec. 2014.

9 Dr. Shyamdeo Yadav, Organizing Secretary of an International

Conference organized by M.M.C, Patna

and Bihar Brains development society on

22 – 24th Dec. 2014.

22 – 24th

Dec. 2014.

10 Dr. Bandana Singh , Bihar Science Congress, Brains

Development Society& M.M.College,

Patna. International Conference.

23-25th

December,

2014

National level:

Sl.

No

Name of the

Participant

Name of the Seminar/Conference/

Symposia Workshop, etc.

Name of the

Sponsoring

Agency

Place Date

1

Dr. Suraj Deo

Singh

Attended National Seminar “Knowledge

Society for Sustainable Development”

St. Xavier's

College, Patna

and Xavier

Institure of Social

Research, Patna

11 – 12

April

2015

2 Archana Jaiswal

National Conference on sustainability

and development : implication of elt for

individual, society & ecology (sdielt)

UGC School of

Humanities &

Social

sciences IIT

Patna

3 – 4

April

2015


3 Archana Jaiswal

Gandhism reconsidered in the context of

globalisation

UGC PG Dept. of

Political

Science, RDS

College

Muzaffarpur

01 – 02

March

2015

4 Kamlesh kumari Study for social exclusion and inclusive

policy

UGC PATNA UNIV. 30th May

2015

5 Dr. Pushpalata

Kumari Participated as a Resource Person in

National Seminar on „Causes &

consequences of Increasing Suicidal

Tendency among Adolescent Students in

India with Special Ref. to Bihar‟

organized by SAMADHAN,Madhubani

National

University for

Educational

Planning &

Administration,

New Delhi

Madhubani 17.02.201

5-

18.02.201

5

6 Dr. Pushpalata

Kumari Participated as an expert in National

Workshop in Science Glossary‟

organized by CSTT, New Delhi.

Developing „Political Science Glossary”

organised by CSTT, New Delhi

Commission for

Scientific and

Technical

Terminology,

Ministry of

H.R.D.Govt.of

India,New Delhi

CSTT, New

Delhi

23.02.201

5-

27.02.201

5

7 Dr. Telani Meena

Horo National Seminar on ”Gandhism

Reconsidered in the context of

Globalization.”

U.G.C. BRABU.,

Muzaffarpur

01-02

March

2015

8 Dr. Poonam

Kumari

Participated in a UGC sponsored

National Seminar on “Novel Journey

from Conventional to Green Chemistry :

A bliss to Environment”

UGC Department of

Chemistry,

Patna Science

College.

February

21, 2015.

9 Prof. Rani Azad National Seminar on Novel Journey from

conventional to green chemistry: A bliss

to environment

UGC Patna Science

College,

Deptt. Of

Chemistry

21st Feb.

2015

10 Prof. Rani Azad Arsenic contamination of ground water

in middle Ganga plain of Bihar, Issues,

Concerns and Remedial measures.

Govt. of Ministry

of water resource

RD & GR

CGWA, CGWB,

Patna

A.N. Sinha

Institute of

Social Study,

Patna

25th

March

2015


11 Prof. Rani Azad National Seminar on Sustainable

Solutions to Water, Wastewater and Solid

Waste.

CSIR, NEERI

Mumbai Zonal

Center

A.N. College,

Patna

8-9 May

2015

12 Porf. Basabi

Mahapatra

National Seminar on Novel Journey from


to environment

UGC Patna Science

College,

Deptt. Of

Chemistry

21st Feb.

2015

13 Porf. Basabi

Mahapatra

Arsenic contamination of ground water



Govt. of Ministry

of water resource

RD & GR

CGWA, CGWB,

Patna

A.N. Sinha

Institute of

Social Study,

Patna

25th

March

2015

14 Porf. Basabi

Mahapatra

National Seminar on Sustainable


Waste.

CSIR, NEERI

Mumbai Zonal

Center

A.N. College,

Patna

8-9 May

2015

15 Dr. Bina Rani National Seminar on Novel Journey from


to environment

UGC Patna Science

College,

Deptt. Of

Chemistry

21st Feb.

2015

16 Dr. Bina Rani Arsenic contamination of ground water



Govt. of Ministry

of water resource

RD & GR

CGWA, CGWB,

Patna

A.N. Sinha

Institute of

Social Study,

Patna

25th

March

2015

17 Dr. Bina Rani National Seminar on Sustainable


Waste.

CSIR, NEERI

Mumbai Zonal

Center

A.N. College,

Patna

8-9 May

2015

18 Dr. Anjum Fatma National Seminar on Novel Journey from


to environment

UGC Patna Science

College,

Deptt. of

19Chemistry

21st Feb.

2015

19 Dr. Usah Kumari National Seminar on Novel Journey from


to environment

UGC Patna Science

College,

Deptt. of

Chemistry

21st Feb.

2015

20 Dr. S.D. Yadav National Seminar on Novel Journey from


UGC Patna Science

College,

21st Feb.

2015


to environment Deptt. of

Chemistry

21 Dr. Smriti Verma Arsenic contamination of ground water



Govt. of Ministry

of water resource

RD & GR

CGWA, CGWB,

Patna

A.N. Sinha

Institute of

Social Study,

Patna

25th

March

2015

22 Dr. Smriti Verma National Seminar on Sustainable


Waste.

CSIR, NEERI

Mumbai Zonal

Center

A.N. College,

Patna

8-9 May

2015

24 Dr. Smriti Verma UGC sponsored seminar on

Environmental Pollutants: Safety

Measure and Management”

UGC MM College,

Patna

5-6 Dec.

2015

25 M/s Divya Singh National Seminar on Novel Journey from


to environment

UGC Patna Science

College,

Deptt. Of

Chemistry

21st Feb.

2015

26 M/s Divya Singh Arsenic contamination of ground water



Govt. of Ministry

of water resource

RD & GR

CGWA, CGWB,

Patna

A.N. Sinha

Institute of

Social Study,

Patna

25th

March

2015

27 M/s Divya Singh National Seminar on Sustainable


Waste.

CSIR, NEERI

Mumbai Zonal

Center

A.N. College,

Patna

8-9 May

2015

28 M/s Divya Singh UGC sponsored seminar on



UGC MM College,

Patna

5-6 Dec.

2015

29 M/s Rohini Singh National Seminar on Novel Journey from


to environment

UGC Patna Science

College,

Deptt. Of

Chemistry

21st Feb.

2015

30 M/s Rohini Singh UGC sponsored seminar on



UGC MM College,

Patna

5-6 Dec.

2015


31 Mr. Shamit

Sarkhel Environmental Pollutants Safety

Measures and Management

Organised by

Department of

Chemistry and

Sponsored by

UGC

Magadh

Mahila

College,

Patna.

December

5-6, 2015

32 Mr. Chanchal

Acharya

Cloud Computing Impact College Impact

College

13.03.201

5

Mr. Chanchal

Acharya

Emerging Trends in ICT Education Computer

Society of India

IIBM 12.04.15

33 Dr. Janardan

Prasad ,

New Methodology in Teaching,

National, Teaching Methodology With

ICT and Case Based Learning, MMC 8th

Aug, 2014.

8th Aug,

2014.

34 Dr.Binay Kumar

Bimal

Public Issue human Trafficking in India,

U.G.C Sponsored National Seminar,

“Psychological Science And Well-

Being: Opportunities and Challenges for

Tomorrow”, MagadhMahila College

U.G.C MagadhMahi

la College

13th and

14thSept.

2014.

35 Dr. Archana

Katiyar ,

Oral Presentation on “ Personal Space in

Relation to Financial factors “ in

National Conference on “ Psychological

Science and well – being: Opportunities

and challenges for Tomorrow”

organized by G.D.M. College Harnaut ,

Nalanda, Bihar

G.D.M. College

Harnaut ,

Nalanda, Bihar

G.D.M.

College

Harnaut ,

Nalanda,

Bihar

13-14

Sep,2014.

36 Dr. Janardan

Prasad

Organising Secretary, National,

Pradhanmantri Jan-DhanYojna, BBA,

MMC,

20th Sep,

2014.

37 Dr. Janardan

Prasad

Social Exclusion of Dalits Causes and

Effect A Case Study of Bihar , National

, Indian Economic Association Dalit in

India: Past, Present and Future, College

of Commerce.

College of

Commerce

11th& 12

th

Oct, 2014

38 Dr. Pushpalata

Kumari

Participated in Training Programme of

„Supportive Supervision on ART‟

TISS MMC, Patna 18.10.201

4.


organized by Dept. of Sociology, MMC,

Patna, Global Fund Round – 7 TISS,

Mumbai, 18.10.2014.

39 Dr. Pushpalata

Kumari

Participated in Training Programme of

„Supportive Supervision on STI‟

organized by Dept. of

Sociology,MMC,Patna, Global Fund

Round– 7 ,TISS, Mumbai, 19.10.2014.

TISS 19.10.201

4.

40 Dr. Archana

Katiyar

Participated in the 1-day training

programme for STI Supportive

supervisors, held under the global fund,

round-7 counseling component at

S.S.R.-Magadh Mahila College, on

19thoct, 2014.

TISS Magadh

Mahila

College

19thoct,

2014.

41 Dr. Binay Kumar

Bimal

One days Training Prgramme STI

Supportive Supervisors, National, The

Global fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis

& Malaria Round-7 Conselling Sub,

Component SSR-MagadhMahila

College, Patna University, Patna,

MagadhMahila College 19th

October.2014.

TISS Magadh

Mahila

College

19th Oct

.2014.

42 Dr. Telani Meena

Horo

Participated in 16th National Triennial

Conference on „People‟s History:

Christianity, Culture & Development‟

organized by CHAI Eastern India

Branch, Ranchi, Church History

Association of India, 30.10.2014 -

01.11.2014.

CHAI 30.10.201

4 –

To

01.11.201

4.

43 Dr. Suraj Deo

Singh,

Panellist in “Bihar Ki Khawateen

Afsana Nigar”, a National Level

Seminar, organized by All India

All India

Radio/Doordarsh

an

27-11-

2014


Radio/Doordarshan, 27-11-2014

44 Dr. Bina Rani Studies on antimicrobial activities of

newly synthesized substituted bio-

guanide derivative by petri potato

dextrose agar method.,National Level,

51th Annual Convention of chemist., 9 -

12 Dec. 2014 Kurushetra, Hariyana.

9 -12 Dec.

2014

45 Dr. Janardan

Prasad

Relevancy of Gandhian Economic

Philosophy in Present Global Scenario,

National, 37th Annual Conference ,

Philosophy, MMC 19th to 21

st Dec,

2014.

UGC MMC 19th to

21st Dec,

2014.

46 Dr. Janardan

Prasad

Participated as member in Organising

Committee ,National Bihar SC

Conference, 2014, 23rd

to 25th Dec,

2014.

2014, 23rd

to 25th

Dec,

2014.

State level:

1. Dr. Pushpalata Kumari, Department of Political Science, Participated in State Level

conference on „Changing Idioms and Electoral Politics‟ organized by APS, Patna,

Association for Political Studies, Bihar, 16.11.2014.

2. Dr. Telani Meena Horo , Department of Political Science, Participated in State Level

conference on „Changing Idioms and Electoral Politics‟ organized by APS, Patna,

Association for Political Studies, Bihar, 16.11.2014.

3. Dr. Archana Jaiswal,Departmnt of English, Ouest for a new vision to Philosophy of life,

Through the eyes of Derrida, Bihar Darshan Parishad, Philosophy, 19-21December 2014

MMC, PU.

4. Dr. Pushpalata Kumari, Department of Political Science, Participated in 37th Annual

Conference on „Quest for a New Vision to Philosophy of Life‟ organized by Dept. of

Philosophy, MMC, Patna, Darshan Parishad, Bihar, 19.12.2014 -21.12.2014.

5. Dr.Binay Kumar Bimal, Department of Sociology, Departme Importance of Philosophical

Education Tool of Social Development, Regional Seminar, Quest for a New Vision to

Philosophy of Life”, MagadhMahila College 19th 21 December 2014.


6. Dr. Telani Meena Horo , Department of Political Science, Participated in 37th Annual

Conference on „Quest for a New Vision to Philosophy of Life „organized by Dept. of

Philosophy ,MMC, Patna, Darshan Parishad, 19.12.2014-21.12.2014.

7. All faculty members of the college attended the 37th Annual Conference of Bihar Darshan

Parishad from 19-21st December, 2014 and presented papers. The conference was organized

from 23rd to 25th December 2014 at Magadh Mahila College, Patna, organised by B Brains

Development Society, Patna.

8. Dr. NeeraChoudhury, Department of Music,Two UGC sponsored seminars & one

conference (SangeetBihan) conducted by Bihar Sangeet Natak Academy, Patna.

9. Department of Computer Applications, organized a One Day State level Seminar on the

theme “ Cloud Based ICT : An Emerging Trend in Education System” with technical

support of Computer Society of India, Patna Chapter and CSI, Division III (Application),

Students also presented Power Point Presentation on this topic.


Annexure-IV

Refresher / Orientation / Lectures

S. No Date Program

Refresher / Orientation / Lectures

Departments

1 18.07.14 Refresher Course P.G. Home Science

2 23-24.07.14 Graphic design Workshop. B.C.A

3 17.07.14 Seminar on Budget Economic

Department.

4 06.08.14 1. Information regarding breast feeding

.

Inner wheel club of

Patliputra

5 5th Aug 14 -6

th

Aug14

Two days workshop on PCB design and

manufacturing electronic kit Testing

2. NSS orientation Program

3. NCC orientation Program

Physic deptt. In

association

withTekbrains Pvt.

Ltd.

5 12.08.14 Seminar on Disaster Management Zoology Dept.

6 21.08.14 Seminar on Thyroid. Home Science dpt.

7 22.08.14 Seminar on Health & Beauty Political Science.

8 23.08.14 Seminar on genetic disease in Human/

female Counseling and treatment.

Zoology Dept.

9 30.08.14 Lecture CPE Scheme History

10 20.09.14 The department seminar “Prime Minister

Jan-Dhan yojna :Its impact on Indian

Economics dept.

11 11.11.2014 Lecture on Mid – Genetic Archeology‟

under C.P.E. Scheme

History Department

12 15.11.2014 Communicative & skill development Economics.

13 21.11.14 Lecture on „the Happiness The Art of living

Foundation

14 26.11.14 Seminar on “ Awareness Generation

program me on Hallmarking on Jwellery”

Economic dpt.

15 26.11.14 Guest lecture (CPE) – Social

psychological Research & update

Psychology dpt.


16 29.11.14 Lecture on “Akbar: A national monarch History

17 02.12.14 Seminar on Earthquake Physics dept.

18 02.12.14 Seminar on Gayaki & Technique Music dept

19 19-21 Dec 14 37 th Bihar Philosophical Conf. Philosophy

20 23-25 Dec-14 6th Bihar Science conf with Bihar Brains Physics Dept.

21 16.01.15 -

5.02.15

Winter School Refresher Course for

NAAC

Science and IT

22 28.01.15 Workshop on Janhit Jagron tatha Mahila

Saskti karn

Dainik Jargan Daily

& student‟s central

society Danik

Jagorn

23 31.01.15 Refresher Course Academic staff

College and UGC

Chemistry Dept

(Co- ordination )

24 21.02.15 One day seminar on round based ICT:

Education

Physics Dept.

25 16.-20th March

2015

TOT ( Training of Trainers ) Programme Dept of Home

Science in

Collaboration with

food and Nutrition

Board Ministry of

women and child

aware, govt of India

26 16.03.15 Lecture on Possibilities for say

employment in Bihar

Home science dept.

27 17.03.15 Lecture on the topic “Large hadrons

Collider

Physics dept.

28 23-27th March Workshop on “ Food Preservation” Home science dept.

In Collaboration with

food and Nutrition

Board, Patna

29 23 April 15 Memorial Lecture History Dept.

30 23th May‟15 HEALTH Talk Show on “Health care of

women – a insight into cervical 1 b reast

Cancer” induction Meet

TOI Group ,

knowledge Partner

Paras HMRI

Hospital , Patna


Annexure-V

Research Programme/Projects: Major Projects:

S.

No

Name of Project Name of Faculty Sanctioned

Date

Agency Sanctioned

Amount

Detail

1 Higher education for civic learning

of democratic and engagement: A

study of diversity and

discrimination in higher

educational institutions

AbhishekDutta Feb,2015 ICSSR/

NUEPA

2 Development of Low Cost Value

Added Food for Nutritional

Enhancement of Mid-day Meal of

School Children (6-12 years) of

Bihar : A Cases Study of Patna

Sadar.

Dr. Anju Srivastava 01.04.2013 UGC 7,92,100.00

Minor project

S. No Name of Project Name of

Faculty

Sanctioned

Date

Agency Sanctioned

Amount

Detail

1

Assessment of drinking

water quality its effect

on public health.

Prof. Basabi

Mahapatra

12.04.2013

to

12.03.2015

UGC 196975.00

2

Antifungal activities of

some substitute

biguanide metal

complexes

Dr. Bina Rani

14.08.2014

To

14.08.2016

UGC 440000.00

3 Aeromycoflora as

biodeteriogens of Patna

Museum

Dr. Poonam,

Principal

Investigator,

WOS-A

Mentor -

Prof.

Sumedha

Kathuria,

SR/WOS-

A/LS258/2011

(G),

20 th January,

2011

Department of

Science &

Technology ,

Govt. of India

23 Lakhs,

3 years


Project under CPE scheme

Students‟ Research Project under CPE scheme: Department of Chemistry

2014 – 2015 date of presentation of the project 14.01.2015.

Chemical Constituents of Allovera and

their medicinal and cosmetic uses

Shipra Rani, Vandana

Kumari and Saima

Khatoon

M.Sc.

Herbal

Prof. Rani Azad

Chemical Constituents of Amla and their

medicinal properties

Archana Jha, Sangita

Kumari, and Sonam

Kumari

M.Sc.

Herbal

Prof. Rani Azad

Ganges purity – A Challenge for Science Pooja Singh, Hemlata,

Annupriya and Bharati

M.Sc. Prof. Basabi Mahapatra

Determination of contents of soft drinks Dipti Kirti, Bhanu,

Anjali Kumari,

Lovely Kumari and

Poonam Kumari

B.Sc. Dr. Bina Rani

Comparison of ascorbic acids in different

fruits and vegetables using iodine titration

method

Prity Rani, Sudipti,

Ranjana Kumari and

Dipti

M.Sc. Dr. Bina Rani

Students‟ Research Project under CPE scheme: Department of Mathematics – 2014

S.N

o

Title of the Project Name of Students Class Guide / Mentor

2 Automata Theory: A Shining

Approach

Neha Shivangi & Swapna

Suman Sinha

B.Sc. Part-II Mr. Sudhir Kumar

Sinha

3 Mathematics in Robotics Madhu Bharti & Neha

Kumari

B.Sc. Part-II Dr. Poonam Kumari

Students‟ Research Project under CPE scheme: Department of Zoology – 2014

S.No Title of the Project Name of Students Class Guide / Mentor

1.

Migration of Birds “Open billed Stork”

Renu Kumari

B.Sc.-II

MohitaSardana

Students‟ Research Project under CPE scheme: Department of Botany

01 Study of some selected tree of

MagadhMahila college

Rashmi Raj

Shivani Kumari

B.Sc. Dr.Annpurna Kumari

02 Effect of heavy metals like mercury

(Hg++)

,Cadmium (cd++

) and lead (pb++

) on

the spore germination of pterisvittata L.;

the common road side fern.

Kriti Sinha

Deeba Farah

B.Sc. Dr.Mausumi Biswas


Philosophy

S.No Title of the Project Name of Students Class Guide / Mentor

1. Ukkjhokn dk n‟kZfud

fo‟ys"k.k

Anjali, Pooja

Swati

B.A III Dr. Punam Singh

2. Internet Addiction Disorder Priyanka, Lalita,

Pragya

D III Dr. Sudha Sinha

3. Live - in- Relationship Pragya Singh B.A III Dr. Punam Singh

Psychology

S.

No.

Title of The Project Name of

Student

Class Guide/Mentor

1 A Comparative Study Of Male &

Female Adolescents In Terms Of Mental

Health

KhushbooKuma

ri&DurgaKumar

i

B.A.III Dr.KhurshidJaha

n

2 To Study The Effect Of Familial

Relationship On The Adjustment Of

Adolescent Girl

Rashmikumari&

MilleeKhatoon

B.A.III Dr.Sonali Bose

3 Relationship Among Teachers Job

Satisfaction, Job Performance And Their

Attitude Towards Teaching As A Career

Shalini B.A.III Dr.Vidya Rani

Roy

4 A Study Of Mental Health Of Working

And Non-working Women

Priyanka Raj B.A.III Dr.ArchanaKatiy

ar

5 A Comparative Study Of The

Personality Dimensions Of Hindu &

Muslim Females

ShikhaShekhar

&Megha

M.A.II Dr.FarhatJabin

6 A Comparative Study Of Aggression

Level & Adjustment Of +2 Urban

Students

ShafquatAra&Z

ainab Fatima

M.A.II Dr.Vidya Rani

Roy


Annexure-VI

Research Publications:

S.No. Name / Journal/ Books/ Volume No./ Page No. & ISSN No. Year I/N/U Impact

Factor

1 Namita Kumari, Arvind Kumar & Pushpanjali Khare (2016)

“Fungal pollution in indoor environments” IOSR Journal of Pharmacy

and Biological Sciences (IOSR-JPBS) p.n. 85-90 Impact factor1.670

2016 I 1.670

2 S. D. Yadav , Studies of complexes of Rb and Cs metal salts of some

organic acids with Bis (8-hyoxy) 5 – quinolyl) methane, AIJRFANS

V.15 – 254, ISSN No. 2328 – 3785, pp. 67 – 68, 2015.

2015 N

3 Bina Rani, Synthesis and structural studies of some complexes of Ni

(II) and Co (III) with Hexamethylenedibiguanide, American

International Journal of Research in Science, Technology Engineering

and Mathematics, ISSN (Print) 2328 – 3491, (Online): 2328 – 3580, pp

– 77 – 80, dated February 2015.

2015 N

4 Mausumi Biswas, Pushpanjali Khare and Namita Kumari (2015)

“Effect of heavy metals like mercury(Hg++)

,Cadmium(Cd++

) and

Lead(Pb++

) on the spore germination of Pteris vittata L, the common

road side fern.” International Journal of Science, Technology and

Management. Volume No 04, Special Issue No 01, March 2015, 194-

198. ISSN (online): 2394-1537. Impact factor-1.011, web-

www.ijstm.com

2015 I 1.011

5 Archana Jaiswal, „Through the eyes of Derrida‟ , „Shodh Samvid‟ , An

International Registered and Refereed Research Journal, 2nd

Volume Jan. 2015. ISSN2393-980X

2015 I

6 Surendra Kr Prasad et-al 2015,”Ethnomedicinal Plants of Gopalganj

Districts Bihar used in Diabetis melitus”, Jr. IJRSTEM{special issue of

conference world),pp158-160.V(1) Impact factor 1.782

2015 I 1.782

7 Basabi Mahapatra, Studies of complexes of Rb & Cs metal salts of

some organic acids with Bis (8-hyoxy – 5 – quinolyl) methane in

American International Journal of Research in Formal,

2015 I


applied and natural sciences, ISSN No. (CD-ROM) 2328 – 3793, 2015

8 Bina Rani, Synthesis, Resolution and Characterization of 2(2(-Pyridyl)-

Benzimidazolebisbiguanidiniumcoblt (III) complexes. American

International Journal of Research in Science, Technology, Engineering

& Mathematics, ISSN (Online), 2328-3580, pp – 8-10, Nov.15

2015 I

9 Poonam Kumari published a paper entitled “Analysis of Analytical and

Numerical Methods of Epidemic Models”in International Journal of

Engineering Research and General Science, ISSN: 2091 – 2730, Volume

3, Issue - 6, pp 447- 454, November-December 2015.

2015 I

14 S. D. Yadav, Characteristics and antibacterial screening of the various

extracted materials from the shole ploant of phyllanthus niruri,

AIJRFANS, V.15 – 307, ISSN No. 2328 – 3785, pp-4 8, 2015.

2015 I

15 S. D. Yadav , Studies of complexes of Rb and Cs metal salts of some

organic acids with Bis (8-hyoxy) 5 – quinolyl) methane,

AIJRFANS V.15 – 254, ISSN No. 2328 – 3785, pp. 67 – 68,

2015.

2015 I

16 Shaheda Khanam (2015), Urdu Nazm Per Farshi Zaban Ka Asrat,

Academy of professional development of Urdu Medium Teachers,

Jamia Millia Islamia, Jamina Nagar, New Delhi, V-5,ISSN No.

2320-6624, pp.41-46, Taees Namah.

2015 N

17 Namita Kumari & Surendra Kr Prasad (2014) “Screening of Amino

acids on the growth of Microsporum canis and Histoplasma

capsulatum” in , proceeding in Jr. BRCORP Singapore,3rd

WCSET

(World Conference on Applied Sciences, Engineering and Technology

)2014.pp 578-581.

2014 I

18 Surendra kr. Prasad, LNShukla et-al 2014 Tissue culture studies of

Heliotropium indicum, an important medicinal herb for callus

induction and micro propagation, proceeding in Jr BRCORP Singapore

, 3rd

WCSET 2014 pp581-588.

2014 I

19 Surendra kr Prasad, Basant narain singh 2014,Documentation of

medicinal plants of Gopalganj district , Bihar, India, Journal of

2014 N 1.67


Pharmacy and biological sciences (IOSR-JPBS) USA, VOl 9, ( 3) Ver

(III), P 80-88 Impact factor-1.67 , DOI (Digital Object Identifier)

number.

20 Pushpanjali khare, Dr M. Biswas, Dr.. Surendra kr. Prasad*(2014)

,studies of gametophytes of Pteris Vitata, journal of pharmacy and

biological sciences (ISOR-JPBS).Paper Vol 9 issue 4 page 5-13,

Impact factor-1.67 , DOI (Digital Object Identifier) number

is 10.9790/3008-09240513

2014 N

21 Pushpanjali Khare(2014) “ Documentation of Cyanobacterial

Biodiversity in Rice Fields of Central Bihar.” in the proceedings of the

3rd

World Conference on Applied Sciences, Engineering and

Technology [WCSET-2014] 27th-29th September 2014, Kathmandu,

Nepal.

2014 I

22 Namita Kumari 1 Arvind Kumar2 (2014) “Influence ofkeratin on the

growth of some keratinophilic fungi.” IOSR Journal of Pharmacy and

Biological Sciences (IOSR-JPBS) Volume 9, Issue 6 Ver. I (Nov -Dec.

2014), PP 01-04, e-ISSN: 2278-3008. Impact factor-1.67.

2014 I 1.67

23 Dr. Bina Rani , Department of Chemistry, Antifungal Activity of the

Complex of Nickel Metal with p-phenylenedibiguanide, Journal of

Patna Science College, Patna, ISSN No: 2347 – 9604 Vol.2, 101-104

(2014) on dated 2014.

2014 S

24 Dr. Bina Rani , Department of Chemistry, Synthesis and spectral

studies of isomeric copper (II) complex salts with phenylbiguanide,

American International Association of Scientific Innovation and

Research, ISSN: 2328 – 3491 (Print) ISSN:2328 – 3580 (Online),

Vol:2, pp-108-111 dated September – November - 2014.

2014 I

25 Dr. Bandana Singh, Department of Home Science, महिऱाओं के विरुद्ध

हिसंा : एक आकऱन , आधुननक स्त्री विमर्श : च तंन एि ं वि ारधारा, ऩषृ्ठ

सखं्या 136-158, ISBN-978-93- 81005-95-8., 2014.

2014 S


26 Dr. Bandana Singh, Department of Home Science, मैं आउ मााँ?”,

आधुननक स्त्री विमर्श : च तंन एि ंवि ारधारा, ऩषृ्ठ सखं्या 159-172, ISBN-

978-93-81005-95-8. , 2014

2014 S

27 Dr. Bandana Singh, Department of Home Science, Women Education:

A Key to Equality, Shodh Samvid , Pg. no. 91-99, ISSN-2393-980X,

2014.

2014 S

28 Dr Anju Srivastava, Department of Home Science, Participation of

Working Women in Household Budgeting and Expenditure., Indian

Journal of Applied Research 04(10), October,2014.

2014 N

29 Dr. Neera Choudhury,Department of Music, Vartamaan samay me

uchch shikshan sansthano me sangeet ki sthiti , Bhairavi, 10, 2014,

0975-5217.

2014 S

30 Dr. Neera Choudhury, Department of Music, Paramparagat avam

Sansthagat Sangeet Shiksha, Anveshak, 02, 2014, 2348-2877.

2014 S

31 Dr. Arbind Kumar, Department of Music, Bhartiya Sangeet ki

Adhyatmik Chetana, Darshanshastra aur Sangeet avam Anya Vishayak

antah sambandhatmak santu sankalan, Series 3, 2014, 978-81-921039-

8-3.

2014 S

32 Dr.Telani Meena Horo, Department of Political Scince, Shodh

Samvid, Issue1 & 2nd

, July,2014 & January,2015,ISSN No.2393-

980X,Edited by Dr. Telani Meena Horo.

2014 U

33 Dr.Telani Meena Horo, Department of Political Scince, „Bal Shram:

Aavashyakta Bnam Apradh‟ Satraachee,ISSN No.2348-8425 pp 64-66,

July - September, 2014.

2014 U

34 Dr. Binay Kumar, Department of Sociology, Bimal, Gulam Bharat Ki

Vidhawain, SATRACHI, 4,1, ISSN 2348-8425July-Sep-2014.

2014 U

35 Dr. Shaheda Khanam, Department of Persian, Tadrees Namah, J. M.

U., Delhi Topic- (Urdu Nazm Par Farsi ke Asraat) ISSN 2320-6624,

2014 N


Book Series- 5.

36 Dr. Archana Katiyar, Department of Psychology, “ Academic

Achievement in relation to adjustment and locus of controle” in

Anusandhan, vol XVII,no 41-102, dec, 2014 ,ISSN -0973-0923.

2014 N


Annexure-VII

Details of PhD Registered / Guided / Awarded

S.

No

Name of the

Teacher Supervisor

Name of the

Candidate

Title of thesis Registration

No. with

Date

Date of PhD

Awarded /

Thesis

Submitted /

Working

1 Dr. Neera Choudhury,

Head Department of

Music

Ms. Divyani Biswi Shatabdi me Kheyal

Gayaki

B.R.A.B.U,

Muz.

Thesis

submitted

2 Dr. Neera Choudhury,

Head Department of

Music

Ms Shobha Kumari „Shastriya Sangeet ; Ek

Samikshatmak Adhayan

53595 Awarded

Aug. 2014

3 Dr. Arbind Kumar,

Asstt, Prof. Department

of Music

Mr. Prakash Kumar

Mishra

Hindustani Sangeet me

Awanadhya Vadyo ka

Mahatva ( Vishesh sandarbh

Tabla)

B.R.A.B.U,

Muz.

2014

4 Dr. Arbind Kumar,


of Music

Mr. Rajan Kumar Valmiki Ramayan me

Sangeet Tatva ek

Vishleshnatmak Adhyayan

B.R.A.B.U,

Muz.

2014

5 Dr. Arbind

Kumar,Asstt, Prof.

Department of Music

Kr. Sinky Bihar me Lokgeet ka

Samajik evam Sanskritik

Adhyayan

Indira Kala

Sangeet

Vishwa

Vidyalaya,

Khairagadh,

Chhattisgadh

2014

6 Dr. Arbind Kumar,


of Music

Mr. Sourabh Kumar

Nahar

Bihar ke Bhagalpur

Sangeet Parampara ka

Bhartiya Sangeet

meYogdaan

Indira Kala

Sangeet

Vishwa

Vidyalaya,

Khairagadh,

Chhattisgadh

2014

7 Dr. Binay Kumar

„Bimal‟, Asstt. Prof.

Department of

Sociology

Mr. Amit Kumar „Madhyamik Vidyakaya Ke

Sikshako Me Karya

Santushi (Ek Samaj

Sashtriya Adhayan Patna

Zila Ke Sandarbh Me)‟

February

2009

Awarded

17-6-2014

8 Dr. Binay Kumar


Department of

Sociology

Ms. Sarita „Patna Nagar Ka Kishoroin

Par Telivision Ka Prabhav

(Ek Samaj Shastriya

Adhayan)‟

Feb. 2009 Awarded

17-6-2014

9 Dr. Binay Kumar


Department of

Sociology

Ms Sushma „Bihar Ke Gramin Vikash

Mein Samajik Sanstha Ki

Bhoomika (Patna Zila Ke

Sandarbh Me Ek Samaj

Shastriya Adhayan)‟

July 2010 Awarded

24-2-2014


Annexure-VIII

Activities of NSS/NCC/Students/Sports/Others

Sl No. DATE PROGRAMME ORGANISED By

1 07.07.14 Induction Meet of BBA BBA Dept.

2 12.07.14 Induction Meet of PG- 1st Students‟ central Society.

3 14.07.14 Painting and Slogan Competition

(How to protect Ganga from-

1. Human waste- laundry ,

Bathing Public deification.

2. Industrial waste.

3. Ritualistic waste

Science & NIT in association with

Dainik Jagran

4 15.07.14 Induction meet of B.Com Dept. B. Com Dept.

5 18.07.14 Refresher Course P.G. Home Science

6 18.07.14 Induction meet of B.Sc (Bio group) Students‟ central Society.

7 19.07.14 Induction meet of B.Sc (Maths

group)

Students‟ central Society.

8 21.07.14 Induction meet of B.A Humanities ,

Eco, Psychology, Hindi, Eng, Urdu,

Students‟Central Society.

9 22.07.14 Induction meet of B.A Sociology,

Pol .Sc.,

Economic Department.

10 17.07.14 Farewell of P.G. (Economics dept) Economic Department.

11 23-24.07.14 Graphic design Workshop. B.C.A

12 31.07.14 Miss Freshers‟ Contest -2014 Students‟ Central Society.

13 17.07.14 Seminar on Budget Economic Department.

14 01.08.14

02.08.14

03.08.14

Patna Tech Touch-2014 Society for creating opportunities

for people and entrepreneurs in

Computer Science and

Technology , Patna

15 06.08.14 1. Information regarding breast

feeding

Two days workshop on PCB design

and manufacturing electronic kit

Inner wheel club of Patliputra


Testing

2. NSS orientation Program

3. NCC orientation Program.

5th Aug 14 -6

th

Aug14.

Physic deptt. In association

withTekbrains Pvt. Ltd.

16 07.08.14 Mehandi Competition Student‟s Central Society.

17 02.08.14 The Monthly Stage performance of

this year, theme –“Barse Badaria”

Organised by or Music Dept.

18 08/08/14 Digital Mehandi Competition. B.CA

19 09/08/14 Sawan Mahotsav. Students‟ Central Society.

20 31.08.14 Maths Inter college Quiz

Competition.

Maths Dept.

21 09.08.14 Rakhi Competition BCA Dept.

22 12.08.14 Seminar on Disaster Management Zoology Dept.

23 14.08.14 Pre- Independence day Students‟ Central Society.

24 15.08.14 Independence day.

25 21.08.14 Seminar on Thyroid. Home Science dpt.

26 22.08.14 Seminar on Health & Beauty Political Science.

27 23.08.14 Seminar on genetic disease in

Human/ female Counseling and

treatment.

28 25.08.14 Quiz Competition BCA dept.

29 29 .08.14 f}rhl ekfld eap izn‟kZu Music dept.

30 30.08.14 Formal Inaugural func statistics

hons.

Physics dept.

31 30.08.14 Inter – College Programming

contest

BCA dept.

32 30.08.14 Lecture CPE Scheme History


33 01.09.14 y|q dFkk / dkO; izfr;ksfxrk Organiased By Hindi dept.

34 19.09.14 fgUnh i[kokjk lekjksg Hindi dept.

35 05.09.14 Teachers‟ day celebration Students‟ central Society.

36 06/09/14 Extempore Competition B.C.A dept.

37 06/09/14 Inauguration of various Projects

1. Language Laboratory

2. Class Rooms

3. E library

Students‟ central Society.

38 09/09/14 Annual Day celebration of B.C.A

dept.

B.C.A

39 12.09.14 Inter college quiz competition

theme- environment

Chem. Dept.

40 15.09.14 Inter- college basketball

competition

Athletic Dept.

41 16/09/14 Ozone day Science & IT Society.

42 18.09.14 IT Career Camp-2014 B.C.A dept.

43 18.09.14 Diwali fest B.Com.

44 20.09.14 The department seminar “Prime

Minister Jan-Dhan yojna :Its impact

on Indian

Economics dept.

45 23.09.14 Importance of counseling Psychology

46 11.10.14

Tabla Accompanist Music department

Development of Indian Music

47 17.10.14 Khyal gayaki Music department

College Tour to Kullu to Manali

48 11.11.2014 Lecture on Mid – Genetic

Archeology‟ under C.P.E. Scheme

History Department

49 13.11.2014 Efgyk l‟kfDrdj.k vijk/k vuqla/kku foHkkx] iVuk]

fcgkj in celebration

ration with Students‟ central

Society.


50 15.11.2014 Communicative & kill

development

Economics.

51 16.11.2014 Inter-college basketball competition Athletic Society

52 21.11.14 Lecture on „the Happiness The Art of living Foundation

53 22.11.14 Annual Day of P.G. Course Music dpt.

54 26.11.14 Seminar on “ Awareness Generation

program me on Hallmarking on

Jwellery”

Economic dpt.

55 26.11.14 Guest lecture (CPE) – Social

psychological Research & update

Psychology dpt.

56 29.11.14 “Akbar: A national monarch History

57 02.12.14 Seminar on Earthquake Physics dept.

58 02.12.14 Gayaki & Technique Music dept

59 14Dec -20 Dec

2014

Patna university Mahila Cricket,

Darbhanga , Bihar

Sport Dept.

60 14 Dec 2014

Annual – Cum – Farewell Day

B.Com Dept

61 14 Dec 2014 Quiz Contention On Safal Yuva –

Samanth Bharat

Vivekananda Kendra

Kanyakumari Patna Pvt. Detaies

out of 69 57 quills were successful

62 6 Dec-8Dec2014

Ball Badminton – state

Championship

, Bhagalpur

Athletic Society

63 18 Dec 2014

Super 30 Servics Seamier Exam

Students‟Central Society

64 19-21 Dec 14 37 th Bihar Philosophical Conf. Philosophy

65 22 Dec14

Annual College Day

S.C.S

66 23-25 Dec-14 6th Bihar Science conf with Bihar

Brains

Physics Dept.


67 12 Dec 14 All/Bihar/ Pickle Ball Association

Senior National Pickle Ball

Championship m Mumbai

All Bihar Pickle Ball Association

68 14 Dec‟14 B. Com Farewell B.Com Dept.

69 10.01.15 Cabinet elections Student‟s Central Society

70 11.01.15 Farewell Final Batch B.BA and B.C.A dept

71 12.01.15 Oath Taking Ceremony of New

cabinet Members for 2015-16

Students Central society

72 12.01.15 Youth Diwas Students Central society and dept.

of philosophy

73 13.01.15 Departmental Farewell Science and Arts Dept.

74 14.01.15 Slogan Competition Government of Bihar

75 16.01.15 -

5.02.15

Winter School Refresher Course for

NAAC

Science and IT

76 17.01.15 Common Farewell and Miss

Magadh Mahila Contest

+

Distibution of Highest Attendance

& Highest Marks Certificates Final

Batch

Students Central society and

departments

77 19.01.15to

30.01.15

Sent up test (B.A., BSC, BCA) Part

II & I

78 24.01.15 Saraswati Puja Welfare Hostel

79 24.01.15 Excursion Industrial Tour Economics Dept.

80 25.01.15 National Voting Day (jk‟Vªh;

ernkrk fnol½

81 26.01.15 Flag Hoisting

82 28.01.15 Workshop on Janhit Jagron tatha

Mahila Saskti karn

Dainik Jargan Daily & student‟s

central society Danik Jagorn

83 31.01.15 Refresher Course Academic staff College and UGC

Chemistry Dept (Co- ordination )


84 31.01.15

ETV Bihar Campus Prog. Student central society

85 N.S.S Camp (31st Jan – 6 th Feb 15) N.S.S

86 NIIT Fest NIIT Patna

87 31.01.15 Anwesha fest IIT Patna

88 09.02.15 Annual Sports meet Sports Society

89 28.02.15 Poster Competition Physics Dept.

90 20.02.15 National Science Day celebration –

Speech on Alternative Source of

Energy

Science & I.T. Society

91 21.02.15 One day seminar on round based

ICT: Education

Physics Dept.

92 16.-20th March TOT ( Training of Trainers)

Programme

Dept of Home Science in

Collaboration with food and

Nutrition Board Ministry of

women and child aware, govt of

India

93 16.03.15 Lecture on Possibilities for say

employment in Bihar

Home science dept.

94 17.03.15 Lecture on the topic “Large hadrons

Collider

Physics dept.

95 21.03.15 Visit of student to the Bihar

Entrepreneurship Summit at

Adhiveshan Bhawan , Patna

Physics dept.

96 23-27th March is Workshop on “ Food Preservation” Home science dept. In

Collaboration with food and

Nutrition Board, Patna

97 23 April 15 Memorial Lecture History Dept.

98 23th May‟15 HEALTH Talk Show on “Health

care of women – a insight into

cervical 1 b reast Cancer” induction

Meet

TOI Group , knowledge Partner

Paras HMRI Hospital , Patna


Annexure -ix

Details Prize / Award

Date Activity Venue Deptt. Prize winning students

25.08.14 Essay Competition Hindi Dept.

M.M.C

Department

of Hindi

Aprajita, Roll No. 06

DIII(H)

Rashmi Suman,

Roll. No.-41 DIII

25.08.14 Intercollege Creative Writing

Comp.

(Result declared)

B.N. College

B.N.College

Shagufta Tabassum

R N -43 DIII(H)

(2nd

Prize)

05.09.14 Cultural Programme Patna

University

Patna

University

Anuradha Kri

RN.05 DIII H

Participated

09.09.14 Hindi Divas Competition

1. Hindi Speech

2. Essay Competition

M.M.College

(Hindi Dept.)

(Hindi Dept.) Aprajita, Roll No.06

DIII(H) First Prize

Aprajita, Roll

No.06DIII(H) Second

Prize

13.09.14 Speech/PPT on Save

Environment

Interdepartmental

Seminar Hall Botany

Department

B.Sc. III +II + I Students

Ist Prize :- Gunjan D I

Bot.(H) Roll No.19

2nd

Prize :- Ridhi B.C.A

I Year R. No. 46

3rd

Prize :- Kajal Kumari

BBA II Year

ConsolationPrize:-Shikha

Mehra B.Sc.III

Zoo(H) Roll No.100

16.09.14 International Ozone Day

Celebration

Talk by :- 1.Rajeev Kumar DDE

Patna

2.Vinay Kanth DDE

Seminar Hall Science

Society

All the students of Botany

Hons.


Patna

3. Subrat Hait IIT

Patna

28.09.14 Essay Competition(philosophy

Department)

M.M.College

Phil. Deptt.

Philosophy

Department

Aprajita Roll No. 06

DIII(H)

Consolation Prize

Ms Baby Ricky of B.Sc. Part-III, participated in “Dev Diva” a modeling hunt in which she was

the 2nd

runner-up.

Ms Nidhi Rani of Part II and Group, participated in the Sawan

Mahotsava on August 09th 2014, They got Second Prize in the College.

Students of the department participated in Poster Making Competition Occasion of

Sawan Mahotsava on August 09th 2014, Ms Swarnima Sneh got a First Prize and

Ms Pooja Kumari got a First Prize Mehandi Competition.

Students arranged Fresher‟s Day function for the B.A./B.Sc.(C.A.) and PGDCA students on 08-

08-2014 . All the students of the department took part in the function in which Ms Kajal Verma

was Ms fresher , she also won Miss fresher of Magadh Mahila College.

Department of Computer Applications conducted the Induction Meet for B. A. / B.Sc. in

Computer Applications Part-I and PGDCA students on July, 09th‟2014.

Ms Varsha Singh (BCA-III) has participated in the throw ball event of Sports day-2014 of

Magadh Mahila College, She got a IInd

Prizerespectively.

Received Gold Medal by Rimjhim for highest marks in B.A. Political Science (Hons) at

University level for the year 2013 on 01.10.2014.

Award – Teacher

Dr. Pushpalata Kumari & Dr.Telani Meena Horo received „National Citizenship Gold Medal

Award on 01.05.2014 for Individual Achievement & National Development, presented by

Global Economic Progress and Research Association,Chennai,Tamilnadu.

Dr. Pushpalata Kumari, ANO, MMC, awarded the rank of “Captain” by D.G. NCC, Delhi on

04th September, 2014.


Annexure-X

Student‟s Record 2014-15(Summary):

Sl. Course Student‟s

Strength GEN

BC-I

(EBC

)

BC-II

(OBC) SC ST PH NRI

1. B.A. 1176 350 299 358 155 14 - -

2. B.Sc. 686 278 130 200 73 05 - -

3. B.Com. 734 487 106 108 33 - - -

4. B.C.A. 245 108S 43 71 20 03 - -

5. B.B.A. 175 79 28 54 11 02 01 -

6. B.S.W. 06

7. M.A. Economics 94 61 03 22 06 02

8. M.A. Psychology 48 20 - 23 05 - -

9. M.A. Home Science 28 - - - - - - -

10. M.A. Music 07 05 - 02 - - - -

11. M.Sc. Chemistry 31 - - - - - -

12. M.Sc. Herbal Chemistry - - - - - - - -

13. P.G.D.C.A. 07 04 02 01 01 - - -

14. P.G.D.W. & C.W. 17 13 01 02 01 - - -

TOTAL 3305 1475 624 862 320 23 - 01


Student‟s Record 2015-16 (Summary):

Admitted in (U.G.) 2015 – 2016

Sl. Subject Class GEN SC ST OBC PH NRI Total

1 Hindi

Part-I 5 2 0 9 16

Part-II 2 3 1 6 12

Part-III 4 0 0 7 11

2 English

Part-I 45 7 39 0 91

Part-II 33 4 0 30 67

Part-III 36 2 1 19 58

3 Math (BA)

Part-I 5 0 0 9 14

Part-II 0 0 0 0 0

Part-III 3 0 0 2 5

4 Sanskrit

Part-I 1 1 0 2 4

Part-II 0 0 0 0 0

Part-III 0 1 0 1 2

5 History

Part-I 20 23 1 36 80

Part-II 5 19 4 31 59

Part-III 12 13 1 43 69

6 Pol. Sc.

Part-I 21 10 1 33 65

Part-II 13 17 1 26 57

Part-III 15 10 1 35 61

7 Phil.

Part-I 1 0 0 1 2

Part-II 0 0 0 1 1

Part-III 7 0 0 4 11

8 Music

Part-I 2 0 0 0 2

Part-II 1 0 0 1 2

Part-III 3 0 0 0 3

9 Maithili

Part-I 0 0 0 0 0

Part-II 0 0 0 0 0

Part-III 0 0 0 0 0

10 Psy

Part-I 12 9 1 21 43

Part-II 7 5 1 11 24

Part-III 10 6 1 23 40

11 Urdu

Part-I 3 0 0 12 15

Part-II 4 0 0 3 7

Part-III 4 0 12 16

12 Economics

Part-I 17 13 0 49 79

Part-II 19 8 1 35 63

Part-III 26 3 0 24 53

13 Home Sc. Part-I 0 3 0 3 6


Part-II 5 1 1 6 13

Part-III 4 3 0 11 18

14 Persian

Part-I 0 0 0 0 0

Part-II 0 0 0 0 0

Part-III 0 0 0 0 0

15 Sociology

Part-I 15 8 2 47 72

Part-II 14 7 0 42 63

Part-III 14 9 1 37 61

16

Math

(BSc)

Part-I 20 7 0 38 65

Part-II 11 4 2 23 40

Part-III 18 3 0 28 49

17 Botany

Part-I 17 13 18 48

Part-II 5 5 18 28

Part-III 17 1 15 33

18 Chemistry

Part-I 20 10 1 35 66

Part-II 30 7 2 43 82

Part-III 15 5 1 32 53

19 Math

Part-I 20 7 37 64

Part-II 40 40

Part-III 48 48

20 Physics

Part-I 11 7 1 20 39

Part-II 30 30

Part-III 32 32

21 Statistics

Part-I 7 2 0 6 15

Part-II 0

Part-III 0

22 Zoology

Part-I 16 7 1 22 46

Part-II 0

Part-III 0

745 265 78 955 2043

Admitted in (U.G. Vocational) 2015 – 2016

1 BBA

Part-I 12 11 0 37 60

Part-II 23 2 1 30 56

Part-III 20 1 0 31 52

2 B.C.A

Part-I 29 3 0 51 83

Part-II 33 2 0 47 82

Part-III 39 5 0 37 81

3 B.Com

Part-I 107 18 3 128 256

Part-II 100 18 2 125 245

Part-III 103 10 5 108 226

4 BSW Part-I 6 0 0 6 12


Part-II 3 0 0 3 6 12

Part-III 0 0 0 1 1

475 70 11 604 6 1166

Admitted in (P.G.) 2015 – 2016

1 Home Sc.

Part-I 11 0 0 1 12

Part-II 9 0 1 10 20

2 Psy

Part-I 13 1 0 6 20

Part-II 6 5 0 8 19

3 Chemistry

Part-I 9 4 0 6 19

Part-II 9 1 0 3 13

4 Economics

Part-I 18 0 0 0 18

Part-II 17 2 1 14 34

5

Herbal Part-I 3 0 0 0 3

Chem. Part-II 5 0 0 0 5

6 Sociology

Part-I 0 0 0 0 0

Part-II 0

7 Music

Part-I 3 0 0 2 5

Part-II 5 0 0 1 6

8 PGDCA

Part-I 4 0 0 4 8

Part-II 0

112 13 2 55

182

1332 348 91 1614 6 0 3391

Note : There was no student belonging to the NRI

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