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NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PATNA (An institute under Ministry of HRD, Govt. of India)

ASHOK RAJPATH, PATNA-800005 (BIHAR)

ANNUAL REPORT INCLUDING

AUDITED ANNUAL ACCOUNTS OF

2012-13

Tel: 0612-2370419, 2370843, 2371930, 2371715, 2372715, 2371929, 2670631 Ext.-101 Fax 0612-2670631

Website: www.nitp.ac.in E-mail: [email protected]

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CONTENTS Sl. No. Particulars Page No.

PREFACE

CHAPTER–I

INTRODUCTION

1.01 Mission& Vision Statement

1.1.1 Mission Statement

1.1.2 Vision Statement

1.02 Objectives

1.03 Education System

1.04 New Initiatives

CHAPTER–II

AN OVERVIEW

2.01 Historical Background

2.02 Location

2.03 Campus

2.04 Administration

2.05 Academic Programmes

2.06 Courses offered

2.07 Admission Procedure

2.08 Students

2.09 Examination & Evaluation

2.10 Placement

2.11 Games and Sports

2.12 Staff Position

2.13 Departments of NIT Patna

2.14 NIT Activities

CHAPTER–III

THE STAFF

3.01 Academic Staff (Teaching)

3.02 Non-Academic Staff (Non-Teaching)

3.03 Training Status

3.04 Placement of Staff for Academic Excellence

CHAPTER–IV

TEACHING PROGRAMMES


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4.02 Course-wise Enrolment with sex, caste break-up

4.03 Admission Statistics – UG/PG Programmes, Course-wise

4.04 Student’s Total Strength

4.05 The Hostels

4.06 Scholarships/Assistance-ship


4.08 Awards

4.09 Examination Details

4.10 Training and Placement

CHAPTER–V

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES

5.01 Research and Consultancy Activities

5.02 Details of Ph.D. done so far

5.03 Proposed Plan for research

5.04 Institute – Industry Collaboration

5.05 Innovations and Technology Transfer

5.06 TEQIP Activities

CHAPTER–VI

THE COUNCIL BOG AND OTHER COMMITTEES

6.01 Board of Governors

6.02 Finance Committee

6.03 Building and Works Committee

6.04 Other Committees

CHAPTER–VII

CONCESSIONS FOR SCs, STs HANDICAPPED STUDENTS

7.01 Concessions Provided for Students

7.02 Concessions Provided for Staff

CHAPTER–VIII

FINANCIAL STATUS

8.01 Analysis of Plan and Non-Plan Grants

8.02 Sources of Funds

8.03 Expenditure Position for last three years

CHAPTER–IX

CENTRAL FACILITIES AND SERVICES

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9.01 Computer Services Centre

9.02 Workshops

9.03 Library

9.04 Laboratories

9.05 Hospital, Post Office, Shopping Centre

9.06 Physical Facilities

9.07 Games & Sports Facilities

9.08 Other Facilities like Hostels, Messes, and Staff Quarters & Administration etc.

CHAPTER–X

NOTABLEACHIEVEMENTS

10.01 Past Achievements

10.02 Achievements took place during the year

CHAPTER–XI

ANNEXURES


11.02 Finance, Building and Works and other Committees

11.03 Research Projects and Consultation Jobs

11.04 Faculty Position

11.05 Administrative and other Staff

11.06 Staff Members deputed/ Sponsored for Training, Learning

11.07 Courses and Admissions

11.08 Scholarships and Awards

11.09 Training and Placement Statistics

11.10 Finance and Accounts details

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PREFACE

It is indeed a privilege for me to present the Director’s report for the academic year 2012‐13. The history of

the institution dates back to 1886 when a pleader survey centre was established at this campus by British

Government. The pleader survey centre was updated as Bihar School of Engineering in 1900 and thereafter

in 1924; the institution appeared on the scene of Technical Education of India as Bihar College of Engineering.

The college became one of the important technical Education Organizations in India and up to 1947 when

India gained independence; it was one of the most important colleges in British Dominion. The appointment

of Principal, teachers and even admission of students in those days were on global basis and even today the

institution has recognition among all the common wealth countries. After independence the college was

entrusted with the responsibility of providing Engineering education to meet the local, regional and national

requirements due to expansion of industries, trade and commerce in free India. During this period the

institution was manned and managed by PatnaUniversity and funded by state Government. Due to lack of

fund and proper management facilities, the institutional growth suffered to some extent, but when Govt. of

India realised its historical importance, erstwhile Bihar College of Engineering Patna was taken over by

Central Government as a fully funded institution and rechristened as National Institute of Technology Patna.

With the notification of MHRD, Govt. of India, the institution is working as such from 28.01.2004.

Immediately, after the take over on 28.01.2004, the management and Administration was under the umbrella

of NIT Patna. The first step that NIT Patna took was to tone up the academics and the existing infrastructure

facilities. The following achievements of the institution during this academic year are worth mentioning.

ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES:

Semester system has been introduced from 2007 batch the institute has been accorded with autonomous

status and it has been functioning quite effectively. The institute could manage to publish result in

scheduled time. Implementation of regular class test, assignment, tutorials etc. has aroused deep interest

towards learning among students.

PLACEMENT OF STUDENTS:

The placement cell of NIT Patna has played a significant role in the proper placement of final year

students of NIT Patna. Many reputed companies like RITES Ltd., Reliance Info COM, Nokia, PDIL, EIL,

Indian Army, IOCL, Gammon India, ITC InfoTech etc. are regularly visiting the institute for campus

selection. In last academic session 2009‐10, the Institute has successfully placed 223 students in various

leading national and Multi‐national Organizations. In this academic session 2012‐13, the number of

students placed has jumped to 295.

ADMISSION OF STUDENTS: The admission to 1st year of B. Tech course is made through the All India Engineering Entrance

Examination (AIEEE) conducted by CBSE and as per the guidelines framed by Ministry of Human

Resource Development, Govt. of India, Department of Higher Education through Central Counselling

Board (CCB) constituted by Govt. of India, MHRD, New Delhi. NIT Patna is running undergraduate

courses in 7 discipline and postgraduate courses in Civil, Electrical and Mechanical subjects in a total of

7 specializations. For 2012‐13 session the total undergraduate sanctioned intake is 520 and postgraduate

sanctioned intake is 168. All postgraduate students are admitted with GATE score and are getting

scholarships from AICTE.

APPOINTMENTS OF TEACHERS:

Initially MHRD, Govt. of India sanctioned 100 posts of teaching staff to NIT Patna and considering 57

existing teachers, the remaining posts were advertised for filling the vacant posts. The posts were

advertised in the month of August, 2006. The candidates were interviewed in the month of December,

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2007 and the offer letter to the selected candidates were sent in the month of March, 2008, after approval

of BOG of the institute .We succeeded in offering appointments to 12 persons. The remaining posts could

not be filled as suitable candidates were not available .During this period the sanctioned post of teaching

staff has been increased from 100 to 141. Posts were again advertised in December 2009 to fill up vacant

posts. The process is in progress. The retired teachers help has to be continued for the benefit of students

in certain specialised subjects. Total number of teachers is 69 out of which about 35 teachers have Ph. D.

qualification whereas the rest have M. Tech. qualification & B. Tech. qualification.

RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY:

NIT Patna administration encouraged the involvement of teachers for research and consultancy. During

the last year various departments have undertaken consultancy and testing work for various industries

& Govt. Departments.

EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES :

Many teachers of NIT Patna have participated in the seminar, symposia and workshop of National

Importance. The research publication by teachers has also improved during this period.

The students were also encouraged to participate in the academic, sports and cultural activities held at

other institutions of the country. Internally sports and cultural activities are being arranged and the

annual function was organised on 28th January 2011. These functions were very much successful and

students got encouraged due to these activities.

INFRASTRUCTURAL FACILITIES : Hostels: Four hostels including one for girl students have been repaired and renovated during the last

five years.

College building: All the 9 college buildings were repaired and renovated.

Teacher quarters: All the teacher quarters including the Director Residence were also repaired and

renovated.

Construction of Library building: The building of library has been completed. Central Library is

enriched with approximately 45750 books whose General section consists of 40000 (approx.) books,

reference section has 1750 (approx.) books and Dr. B. R. Ambadkar section has 4000 books. It is well

equipped with E‐library facility with 40 nos. of PCs to start initially.

In addition this, E‐resources section subscribes ACM Journals, ASCE Journals, ASME Journals, IEEE/IEE

Journals, Springer links and Indian standard through the INDEST‐AICTE consortium.

Banking Services:An extension counter of Allahabad Bank is working satisfactorily in the campus for

the last five years.

Essential services: Electricity, Drinking water supply, Sanitation, Ambulance, Security, EPABX and

Internet services have been instituted and declared essential services at NIT Patna.

(a) NIT Patna has achieved 24 hours Electricity supply; it has installed 3 DG Sets (160 KVA, 50 KVA

and 250 KVA). Whenever the electric supply from Electricity Board gets disrupted, these DG sets

are used to provide electricity during this period. The institute has installed underground cables in

its campus.

(b) A number of aqua guards and water coolers have been installed in various departments, Hostels

etc. and the people in the campus are provided with safe drinking water facilities.

(c) The security has been outsourced and the campus is well guarded.

(d) An ambulance is maintained and kept in readiness so that services may be provided as and when

required.

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(e) Today we have about 500 PCs and 4 Mbps of lease line connection of Rail Tel (PSU under Ministry

of Railway). All departments including Library have 24X7 internet connectivity through Wireless

LAN.

(f) EPABX facility: All the departments, Quarters and Hostels are connected now through EPABX

facility for 24 hours.

(g) Sanitation: It is well maintained.

ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT: Department: A total of 11 departments have been working. The HODs of each departments functions

through their respective Departmental Advisory Committee in which all the teachers of the Department

are members. Headship is on rotation Basis.

Deans: Four Deans have been created and they look after the specialised functions. They are Dean

(Academics), Dean (Students), Dean (Planning & Development) and Dean (SRIC). The senior teachers

of the institute function as Deans.

Registrar, Deputy Registrar, and Assistant Registrars: Presently teachers are looking after the functions

of these functionaries.

POLICY DECISION MAKING BODIES: Board of Governors, Building and Works Committee, Finance Committee and Senate are four bodies

which are responsible for deciding policies of the institution. Their meetings are held regularly. Dr.

Rajendra Prasad Singh (Former Chairman cum Managing Director, Power Grid Corporation of India

Ltd.) is the chairman of BOG of NIT Patna.

PERSPCTIVE PLAN Effort has been made to prepare a methodological perspective plan of NIT Patna. Ed‐CILIndia has been

entrusted with this work. Ed‐CIL experts visited the Institution a number of times and inspected the

existing facilities of the Institute as well as they interacted with the students, teachers and employees

and have also discussed with the Director and Chairman, BOG and have finally prepared the perspective

plan. This report was placed before BOG who has approved it after a thorough discussion. NIT Patna

envisages furthering strengthening the infrastructure, the administrative setup and desires to introduce

the managerial skill as per the perspective plan in future

Director

NIT Patna

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CHAPTER–I

INTRODUCTION

1.1 Mission & Vision statement

1.1.1 Mission Statement

To develop and promote innovations in Engineering Education at all levels namely undergraduate,

postgraduate and research by adopting suitable steps like innovative learning teaching processes.

To generate fundamental and applied knowledge by engaging in cutting‐edge research and to

promote academic growth by offering state‐of‐the‐art education in undergraduate, postgraduate

and doctoral programmes.

To help other similar sister organisations in the locality as well as in the region in developing their

curriculum, courses, learning‐teaching processes, laboratories, faculties etc. by interacting with them

continuously.

To identify, based on an informed perception of Indian, regional and global needs areas of

specialization in technical education particularly in emerging fields upon which the institute can

concentrate in cooperation with other organisations.

To undertake collaborative / sponsored research projects and industrial consultancy which offer

opportunities for long term interaction with academia, trade, commerce and industry.

To develop human potential to its fullest extent so that intellectually capable and imaginatively

gifted leaders can emerge in the field of technical education and industry.

maintaining and enhancing the diversity of students, staff, faculty and curricula

1.1.2 Vision Statement

To contribute to India, Asia in particular and the world in general through achievement of excellence

in innovative scientific and technical education, sponsored projects, industrial consultancy, testing

and research;

To serve as a valuable resource for industry and society by consistent up‐gradation of aims,

objectives and activities as per present and future requirements by undertaking cutting edge

fundamental and applied research; and

To remain a source of pride and inspiration for all Indians.

1.2 Objectives

Initiate new PG programmes in computer science & Engineering, Information technology,

Electronics & Communication engineering, Architecture, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics,

Humanities and Social Sciences, MBA and MCA.

Introducing Dual Degree programmes (5 years) by proper integration of courses of two disciplines.

Offer facilities for doctoral research in all Engineering departments, Architecture, Management

studies. Applied science and Humanities and Social Sciences.

Establish a school of Architectural studies that offers programmes in all aspects of architecture and

urban development.

Establish a school of continuing education that offers short‐term enrichment and development

programmes in all disciplines.

Provide consultancy services for industry and establishment of effective industry and institution

interaction.

1.3 Education System

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At the heart of all Institutes’ activities is our commitment for the intellectual and personal development of

the students. The learning experience we promote in NIT, Patna embraces both the formal learning that takes

place in lecture halls and laboratories and the informal and less structured learning that takes place in

activities outside the classroom. The Institute community provides an environment that values

independence of thought, and encourages students to develop strong critical and analytical skills— skills

that are developed not only in formal teaching and learning, but also through student participation in

student societies and sports clubs.

Curricular activities for students are designed through adoption of appropriate teaching learning process.

We revise our syllabus continuously to keep pace with the changing engineering scenario. Our teaching

staffs formulate the course contents of various subjects, monitor the theory and laboratory classes and take

initiative in projects in various subjects. Initiative starts from the students end and teachers and supporting

staffs play the supervisory and helping role. Undergraduate courses are completed in four years duration;

post graduate courses in two years duration and Ph.D. level courses in three years duration. Undergraduate

program in Architecture is of 5 years duration.

Co‐curricular activities for students concentrate on debates, quizzes, vocational training, visit to works and

industrial visits. The teachers contribute to co‐curricular activities in the form of their participation in

students’ activities. The teachers also take part in summer schools, sponsored projects and industrial

consultancy. Supporting staff participates in the co‐curricular activities by undertaking a series of routine

testing works for the benefit of industries, state government organisation and trade and commerce.

Extra‐curricular activities are planned through games and sports, cultural programmes and NSS activities.

Cultural activities provide them a platform to know about the culture of various states and regions of the

country and give an opportunity for national integration. It may be mentioned here that admission rules for

students and recruitment rules for teachers and supporting staff are such that the people from all states of

the country are inducted in NIT family and as such there are opportunities of intermixing of people on

national basis. Here it may be mentioned that there is good proportion of girl students, female teachers and

female supporting staff at the Institute. Their presence in all the activities gives a colourful atmosphere with

decorum and decency. This inculcates a healthy reciprocal respect for either sex.

Usually five days in a week is devoted to curricular activities whereas the remaining two days are devoted

for co‐curricular and extra‐curricular activities at the Institute.

NIT, Patna staff and students also contribute through a myriad of initiatives such as exhibitions, public

lectures, provide academic expertise on issues of national importance,

A good library with e‐library facility, workshop with facilities for catering to the needs of students’ projects

as well as sponsored project and research serves as the backbone of academic activities. The availability of

computers and broadband internet facility provide added advantages to a true learner. The location of the

institute is on the southern bank of holy river Ganges. The panoramic natural scenario of river Ganges is

much helpful for getting relaxation to the whole community of the institute while on work as well as during

leisure periods. The pollution free and eye catching scenario of the campus provides healthy inputs amidst

a very busy, tough and laborious academic and Para academic activities of each and every individual.

Therefore, NIT Patna educational system attempts an overall development of its students, teachers,

supporting staff, neighbouring people, society and the nation.

1.4 New Initiatives:

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Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India took over the erstwhile Bihar Institute of

Engineering Patna on 28.1.04 and rechristened it as National Institute of Technology Patna. Some of the new

initiatives that were taken during the session 2012‐13 are as follows:

i. Joining of new Director: Prof. (Dr.) Asok De joined as new Director of NIT Patna in July 2013.

ii. 2nd Annual Convocation: The 2nd annual convocation of National Institute of Technology Patna

was held on 17th March 2013 on the college campus. Chief guest and former scientific adviser to

defence minister, Padma Bhushan V K Aatre advised the graduating engineers of the institute to

understand the social contexts of engineering and club it with creativity and innovation to find day‐

to‐day solutions. Addressing the gathering, guest of honour Padma Shri Kasturi Lal Chopra, former

director of IIT Kharagpur, cited the example of Chanakya and Bill Gates, both of whom favoured

creation of wealth from knowledge. Over 850 students of National Institute of

Technology Patna (present and in absentia) were awarded degrees at its second convocation on the

college campus on Sunday. Twenty students were awarded gold medals on the occasion. The

students, who were awarded the degrees, belonged to the undergraduate and postgraduate courses

of engineering and architecture streams of the batches of 2010‐11, 2011‐12 and 2009‐10 (those

students who had graduated after the first convocation).

iii. Signing MoU with NIT, Patna and Handong Global University, South Korea for research

collaboration: National Institute of Technology (NIT), Patna has recently signed a memorandum of

understanding (MoU) with the Handong Global University, Pohang, South Korea for exchange of

students, faculty and research. The first six‐month exchange programme will be funded by UNICEF.

The research areas in focus are urban planning, urban development, infrastructure development

and electrical engineering, all of which relate most directly to Bihar’s immediate needs. South Korea

is known the world over for its highly advanced monorail system which also has a low impact on

traffic flow on roads under construction. Automated driverless trains are another feature of the

monorail; an Indian student may want to study. Apart from the concrete advantages, exchange of

students and faculty and exposure to the teaching practices in South Korea is likely to have

enormous impact on engineering education as being imparted at NIT Patna in the coming days.

iv. New constructions: The Institute had planned for construction of as many as four new buildings on

the campus. The new projects undertaken by the institute include construction of two hostels for

boys, one for girls and a Student Activity Centre. All the hostels will be multistoried buildings

accommodating more than 1,000 boys and girls. The Student Activity Centre would host cultural

and other events. It would also provide medical and recreational facilities. It will have squash,

badminton, tennis court and a gymnasium for students. The Rs 105 crore project is likely to be

completed soon.

v. NKN projects: Government of India has set up the multi‐Giga bit national Knowledge network

(NKN) to provide high speed connectivity to various research and educational Institutions. One of

the important value added service to be offered over JNKN is establishment of Virtual Class Room

(VCRs). Establishment of the VCR will facilitate Real time on campus and Off‐campus teaching

learning process. This VCR will be well equipped with high end equipment to facilitate the real time

interaction among the students and teachers on and off the campus. This class room is to be

connected to the NKN Network by means of a dedicated 10 Mbps Leased Lines. A Memorandum of

Understanding (MOU) between NIT Patna, NIC and NICSI has been signed on 17th Jan 2011. The

Institute has got approval to build one VCR under NKN project. The development work of that VCR

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is already started in the Institute. Dr. M. P. Singh, Assistant Professor of Computer Science and

Engineering is entrusted the responsibility to coordinate and implement this project in NIT Patna.

vi. TEQIP: NIT Patna has been selected for Technical Education Quality Improvement (TEQIP II)

Program under subcomponent 1.1 that aims at strengthening institution to improve learning

outcomes and employability of graduates. Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the

institute and the MHRD has already been signed.

vii. PG Courses in CSE/ECE: The Institute has started the Master’s courses in Computer Science and

Engineering and Electronics and Communication Engineering department with an initial intake of

18 students. These courses has been started from 2011‐12 session. Meanwhile Masterʹs program in

Information Technology and Architecture is being planned and they are expected to be started from

session 2012‐13 session.

viii. Recruitment of Teaching and non‐teaching staffs: The Institute has advertised for the selection of

candidates for appointment in NIT Patna for non‐teaching and teaching post. Staffs are expected to

join the Institute before the start of the academic session 2012‐13.

ix. National Institutes of Technology Act, 2007: NIT Patna is governed by the NIT Act 2007 and first

statutes of NITs 2009.

x. Website Upgradation:NIT Patna has a nice and user friendly website with the domain name

www.nitp.ac.in. The website is nicely designed containing all the information about the institute

like Academics, Library, Placement, Tender, Alumni etc. The website is also being used for inviting

tender and other advertisements, result publication and hostel allotment. We are in the process of

upgrading the website to make it more attractive and user friendly.

xi. Maintenance of EPABX: For efficient communication among various departments and within

department, EPBAX system is installed in the institute. EPABX is functioning properly in the

institute and it is maintained regularly.

xii. Internet Connection: The institute is presently using a 10 MB leased line on optical fiber from RailTel

Corporation of India Ltd. to provide Internet connectivity throughout the campus. This includes Wi‐

Fi connectivity all over the campus and Internet connectivity to every department and to the hostels.

xiii. Proposal for New NIT Patna Campus: 100 acres of land has been transferred to NIT Patna by Govt.

of Bihar to establish its new campus in Bihita.

xiv. MIS system for Institute functioning: We have hired a consultant to build a Management

Information System for the Institute. Some modules of the MIS system has been installed and

working successfully. The cost of MIS software includes system studies and analysis, design, coding,

testing, installation, training and maintenance with unconditional handover of source code of

integrated MIS consisting of the following module.

1. Academic Management System

2. Accounting and Finance Management

3. General Administration

4. Establishment

5. Hostel Management

6. Training and Placement

7. Central Purchase and Store4s Management

8. Personal requirements Management

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9. Guest House Management

10. Estate Management

11. Website Design and Development

12. Alumni Association Management

13. Teaching Departments, Centers, and Office Management

14. Staff Management

15. Maintenance/ Repair Management

16. Event management

17. Electricity Distribution Management

18. File Tracking 19. Interactive Teaching & Learning Management

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CHAPTER – II

AN OVERVIEW

2.1 Historical Background

The National Institute of Technology, Patna (NIT Patna) is the Eighteenth National Institute

created by the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India, upon

rechristening the erstwhile Bihar College of Engineering, Patna. This institute is in the

process of achieving the status of a centre of excellence to impart higher training research

and development in science, engineering and technology. NIT Patna’s humble beginning

can be traced to 1886 with the establishment of a Pleader’s Survey Training School,

subsequently elevated to the Bihar College of Engineering, Patna in 1924 at the present site

with the introduction of graduate level engineering curriculum. M.Sc. (Engineering) was

introduced in 1978. After enactment of NIT ACT 2007 of Govt. of India, the institute started

all academic activities including examination as per provision of the ACT. It became

independent under the ACT and introduced many Post Graduate and Doctoral level

programmes under different departments. Government of India has declared it an Institute

of National Importance.

2.2 Location

NIT Patna is situated on the south bank of the river Ganga, behind Gandhi Ghat, one of the

most important places of reverence in Patna. The Institute campus is 8 kms away from the

Patna Junction railway station and 15 kms from the Jai Prakash Narayan International

Airport, Patna. The entry to the institute is from Ashok Rajpath, and it is about 3 kms away

from Gandhi Maidan.

2.3 Campus

The Institute is residential in nature and provides residential facilities to all its students as

well as the teaching staff as per availability. Its 36 acre campus has a picturesque river view

with numerous historic buildings presenting a spectacle of architectural delight and natural

beauty.

Behind the historic administrative building lies the main academic building that also

houses the Departments of Civil Engineering and Information Technology. The

Departments of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering face one another about 200 meters

west from the Administrative Building. The Department of Architecture, Electronics and

Communication, Computer Science and Engineering, the Centre for Water Resources

Studies are located in separate buildings 300 meters to the east of administrative building.

Several other facilities like large lecture theatres with modern equipment and amenities,

students’ activities centre and auditorium are likely to come up very soon.

The Institute has a big playground where many national‐level football and cricket matches

were organized in the past when Patna had no stadium. The extra‐curricular activities

include facilities for outdoor and indoor games, and an open‐air theatre. A branch of

Allahabad bank is operating in the campus. The post‐office and shopping centre are near

vicinity of the Institute.

2.4 Administration

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Since NIT Patna had no administrative personnel at its disposal the senior faculty members were given the

responsibility of functioning as Deans, Registrar, Deputy Registrars and Assistant Registrars. Four

functional Deans, Five Deputy Registrars and Four Assistant Registrars were created. The faculty members

along with their department looking after these activities are given below.

Dean (P&D) Prof. (Dr.) G K Choudhary Professor Electrical Engineering

Dean (R&C) Prof.(Dr.) Sudarshan Singh Professor of Mechanical Engineering

Dean (Student Affairs) Prof. (Dr.) S. M. Jha Professor of Mathematics

Dean (Academic Affairs) Prof. (Dr.) U. S. Triar Professor of Electrical Engineering

Registrar Prof Vidya Sagar Associate Professor of Electrical

Engineering

Deputy Registrar(Procurement) Dr. Prakash Chandra Associate Professor of Mechanical

Engineering

Deputy Registrar(Examination) Dr. Sita Ram Sharma Associate Professor of Chemistry

Assistant Registrar(Admission) Dr. M. P. Singh Assistant Professor of Computer

Science &Engineering

Assistant Registrar(IT Services) Sri. Prabhat Kumar Assistant Professor of Information

Technology

Assistant Registrar(Students) Sri. Sanjay Kumar Assistant Professor Civil Engineering

In addition to the above mentioned administrative personnel there are 11 Heads of the Departments for

various courses. Each department has its own Advisory Committee called Departmental Advisory

Committee. Departmental Advisory Committee (DAC) includes all the Professors, Associate Professors and

Assistant Professors in the department as the members with the Head of the department as Chairman of the

committee. Committee meets regularly in order to monitor the departmental activities.

There are a number of monitoring cells like IT cell, Vigilance Cell, Cultural activity Cell, Games & Sports

activity cell. Each cell has a Professor in‐Charge who looks after the related activities. The overall

management of Hostel accommodation for students was entrusted to Chairman of Hostel management

Committee (HMC). Each hostel is managed by their respective warden &Assistant Wardens. One Teacher

of the Institute looks after the NSS activity. The accommodation for teachers and supporting staff is looked

after by Executive Engineer (Estate Service UNIT) of the institute.

2.5 Academic Programmes

The Institute runs undergraduate, Post Graduate and Doctoral programmes leading to the award of degree

of four years duration B. Tech, five years duration B. Arch., Two years duration M. Tech and three years

duration Ph.D.

2.6 Courses offered

The Institute offers degree courses B. Tech, B.Arch., M. Tech, and Doctoral courses in the following

Engineering subjects/ specialisations.

The Institute offers degree courses B. Tech, B.Arch., M. Tech, and Doctoral courses in the

following Engineering subjects/ specialisations.

S. No. Degree/Program Branch of Specialization Duration

Graduation Program:

1 B. Arch Architecture 5 year –

Full time

2 B. Tech

Civil Engineering 4 year –

Full time 3 Computer Science & Engineering

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4 Electronics & Communication Engineering

5 Electrical Engineering

6 Information Technology

7 Mechanical Engineering

Post Graduate Program:

1 Master in Architecture Urban & Regional Planning

2 year –

Full time

2

M. Tech in Civil Engineering

Environmental Engineering

3 Structural Engineering

4 Transportation Engineering

5 Water Resources Engineering

6 M. Tech in Computer

Science & Engineering Computer Science & Engineering

7 M. Tech in Electrical

Engineering

Control System Engineering

8 Power System Engineering

9 M. Tech in Electronics &

Communication EngineeringCommunication Systems

11 M. Tech in Mechanical

Engineering

Refrigeration, Air‐conditioning & Heat

Transfer

12 Thermal Turbo Machinery

Dual (M. Tech + Ph.D.) Degree Program

1

Dual Degree

Architecture

Minimum

4 Yrs

2 Civil Engineering

3 Computer Science & Engineering


5 Electronics & communication Engineering



Doctoral Program:

1

Ph. D

Architecture

Minimum

3 Yrs

2 Civil Engineering



5 Electronics & communication Engineering.



8 Chemistry

9 Humanities & Social Sciences

10 Mathematics

2.7 Admission Procedure

B. Tech: The admission to 1st year of B. Tech course is made through the All India Engineering Entrance

Examination (AIEEE) conducted by CBSE and as per the guidelines framed by Ministry of Human Resource

Development, Govt. of India, Department of Higher Education through Central Counselling Board (CCB)

constituted by Govt. of India, MHRD, New Delhi.

M. Tech: The courses leading to M. Tech are open to those who have obtained the B.Sc. Engineering /B.E./B.

Tech in respective discipline or any discipline recognized as equivalent thereto by NIT Patna with 60% marks

or equivalent C.G.P.A. in aggregate in the qualifying examination and who have qualified GATE with a

valid score.

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However, sponsored candidates need not to possess GATE score but they must have minimum working

experience of two years at the time of admission. The admission of sponsored candidates will be made in

order of merit basis and 70% weightage will be given for qualifying examination and 30% for performance

in interview. Such candidates are required to produce sponsorship certificate from their employer at the time

of interview.

Ph.D:

2.8 Students

NIT, Patna has attracted intellectually strong students from all parts of the country. It has resulted in a

heterogeneous group of students. Fifty percent of the intake is reserved for the state where as the remaining

fifty percent is open to the students from all parts of the country. Therefore, it provides a good platform to

students to know about the culture of the whole nation. Admission to first year courses to Post Graduate

courses is done through open advertisement on all India basis and GATE score. Hence, the students of NIT

Patna provide a national character. Alumni play an important role in contributing to the overall student

experience, and The Institute therefore seek to increase the involvement of alumni through annual alumni

meet held at the Institute on First Sunday of February month of the year where current student get

opportunity to come in contact with the senior engineers (Ex‐Student) and get mentoring and work‐and

research‐based learning.

2.9 Examination and Evaluation

A new academic structure based on semester system was approved to come into effect from the 2007/08

academic year for both undergraduate and PG courses. The semester examinations are held in May and

December every year. Result of graduate and post graduate are declared in terms of SGPA & CGPA on ten

point scale.

2.10 Placement

The placement cell of NIT Patna has played a significant role in the proper placement of final year students

of NIT Patna. Many reputed companies like RITES Ltd., Reliance Info COM, Nokia, PDIL, EIL, Indian Army,

IOCL, Gammon India, and ITC InfoTech etc. visited the institute for campus selection in 2012‐13. A good

number of students have been absorbed through the campus selection.


In order to develop the overall personality of students extra‐curricular activities are planned through Games

and Sports. Every year Games and Sports activities take place. Students including girl students participate

in these activities. These activities provide them a healthy environment and also to exhibit their talent. The

students also participate in national level games and sports competition organised by various institute of the

country. They have won many prizes also. The eighth foundation day ceremony of NIT Patna was celebrated

between on 28 January, 2011. Various activities related to Games and Sports and Culture took place in this

ceremony, Prize distribution was also done on 28th January 2012 which encouraged the students for

extracurricular activity to a great extent.

2.12 Staff Position

Initially MHRD, Govt. of India sanctioned 100 posts of teaching staff to NIT Patna and considering 57

existing teachers, the remaining posts were advertised for filling the vacant posts. The posts were advertised

in the month of August, 2006. The candidates were interviewed in the month of December, 2007 and the

offer letter to the selected candidates were sent in the month of March,2008,after approval of BOG of the

institute .We succeeded in offering appointments to 12 persons. The remaining posts could not be filled as

suitable candidates were not available .During this period the sanctioned post of teaching staff has been

increased from 100 to 141. Posts were again advertised in December 2009 to fill up vacant posts. The process

is in progress. The retired teachers help has to be continued for the benefit of students in certain specialised

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subjects. Total number of teachers is 69 out of which about 31 teachers have Ph. D. qualification whereas the

rest have M. Tech. qualification & B. Tech. qualification.

2.13 Departments of NIT Patna

2.13.1 Department of Architecture

The Department of Architecture was set up in Bihar College of Engineering in the year 1979 under

Patna University. It was the first time that architectural education had commenced in Bihar. When

the College was rechristened as National Institute of Technology Patna on 28th January 2004, it

automatically came under the control of Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD),

Government of India.

The courses offered by the Department of Architecture at present are:

1. Bachelor of Architecture

2. Master of Urban and Regional Planning

3. Ph. D.

The B. Arch. course, apart from fulfilling the functional requirements, leads towards creativity,

innovation and aesthetics in the approach for design of buildings and its environs.

The postgraduate course in Master of Urban Regional Planning, which commenced from 2012‐13,

imparts knowledge of urban and regional planning, green infrastructure, environment planning,

sustainability and energy efficient aspects in urban and regional planning. It emphasizes on creating

new ideas and innovative concepts of physic‐spatial planning in the present scenario. It is the only

postgraduate level course existing in the state of Bihar in Urban and Regional Planning.

We have also initiated Ph.D. in Architecture, Planning and Conservation. Empirical and research

oriented subjects are being taken up.

2.13.2 Department of Chemistry

The Department of Chemistry in NIT Patna was established since the setting up of the Institute.

Since its inception the department has been sincerely teaching the students of different engineering

courses in UG level. The department also started the PhD programme in Chemistry. UG and

research laboratories are equipped with modern sophisticated instruments. Two PhD students

already submitted their theses. Apart from them, one PhD student is presently working in

Department of Chemistry. Presently the department consists of four faculty members. The faculty

members of the department are committed to quality teaching and research. With a strong

foundation in the conventional areas and quest for emerging areas of Chemistry, faculty members

are engaged in a range of dynamic research programmes that include Target and Diversity oriented

Organic synthesis, Organocatalysis and Coordination chemistry. Presently, one DST sponsored

project entitled ‘Design and Development of Multifunctional Organocatalysts for Asymmetric

Synthesis’ is going on in the department under the principal investigation of Dr. Tasneem Parvin

(Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry). The dynamic faculty members of the department

are contributing to elevate the prestige of the Institute through their research activities of

international standard.

2.13.3 Department of Civil Engineering

The Department of Civil Engineering offers UG, PG and Doctoral programmes. The department has

adequate qualified and experienced faculty in all the related fields of Civil Engineering. Three

faculty members are pursuing research as part‐time candidates for the award of PhD degree. Three

new faculty members have joined the department as Assistant Professors.

Core courses under UG programme include Environmental Science, Building Science, Engineering,

Geology, Fluid Mechanics, Civil Engineering Drawing, Surveying‐1,Mechanics of Solids‐

1,Hydraulics and Open Flow Channel, Advanced Surveying, Soil Mechanics, Structural Analysis‐

1,Engineering Hydrology, Mechanics of Solids‐2,Soil and Rock Mechanics, Structural Analysis‐

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2,Design of Concrete Structure‐1, Environmental Engineering‐1,Transportation Engineering‐

1,Design of Steel Structures, Design of Hydraulic Structures, Design of Steel Structures‐2,

Environmental Engineering‐2,Foundation Engineering , Transportation Engineering‐2.The students

are also offered wide numbers of electives. The department also runs M.Tech with specialization in

Water Resources Engineering, Structural Engineering, Transportation Engineering and

Environmental Engineering. The department has well‐equipped laboratories.

Department has produced four M.Tech. Six M.Tech Dissertations have been submitted. It is actively

engaged in research and at present there are seven research scholars in the department. Faculty

members have published seven papers in national and international journals. They have also

presented a number of papers in national and international conferences. Dr. Sanjeev Sinha,

Professor, has presented a paper entitled “Driving Cycle Pattern for Cars in Medium Size City of

India” at the 10th International Conference of Eastern Asia Society for Transportation Studies

(EASTS 2013) from 9‐12 September, 2013 in Taipei, Taiwan. They organise as well as take active

participation in different Technical Workshops, Short Term Courses, and Training Programmes. The

department has organized training programmes for faculty members and a two day National

Conference from 13‐14 June, 2013.

2.13.4. Department of Computer Science and Engineering

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering offers courses leading to Bachelor of

Technology in Computer Science and Engineering, M.Tech in Computer Science & Engineering and

Ph.D. The department has a very good infrastructure and faculty for providing excellent education.

This department has proposed to setup two new labs namely Computer Networking Lab and Image

Processing Lab. Faculty of this department are involved in research activities in the different

domains, namely Wireless Sensor Networks, e‐learning, Database systems, Semantic web, and

Pattern recognition apart from their routine classes and/or administrative responsibilities. They have

published more than 30 research papers in different international/national journals/conferences

during the academic session 2012‐2013. The faculty of CSE have delivered many expert talks in

international conference/national seminar/workshops etc. The faculty are continuously updating

their knowledge by participating in many faculty development programme/summer

school/workshop/short term training programme. Department of CSE has organized two

workshops in the academic session 2012‐13. The department has also updated B.Tech syllabus as

per requirement of IT industry to serve the society. Our students have got placement in many IT

company and still continue to be placed. Department has recently opened student branch of

Computer Society of India.

2.13.5. Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering

The department has adequate expertise in the areas of Microprocessors, Electronic devices, Optical

fibre communication; Signal processing, Microwaves & Antennas and Instrumentation. The Alumni

of this department occupy top positions in business, industry, R & D and academia in India and

abroad. Department has been awarded with the best faculty award by the Alumni association

during the meet held in February 2012.The placement record of the department has been

consistently excellent. UG, PG and PhD students are always motivated towards research and many

of our students have received best paper awards in national and international conferences. Faculty

of the department have published 15 papers in international journals and 3 papers in various

conferences. They have also delivered lectures as experts and have been guest speakers at different

national and international conferences.

Departmental Academic activities during 2012‐13:

Special lecture & training organized for UG & PG students:

1. Mobile Communication – Prof. Maskara

2. Signal Processing – Prof. Dutta Roy

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Four days workshop on Microcontroller – Prof. Atal Choudhary

Two days workshop on NMEICT awareness – under NMEICT project, GOI

Invited talks delivered by faculty of ECE deptt.

1. AKU Patna

2. BIT Patna

3. Patna Women’s College

Research Publications in Journal: 14

Summer/winter workshop attended by faculty of ECE deptt. 02

Distinguished academic award for excellence in ECE faculty for overall B.Tech topper for

two consecutive years

2.13.6 Department of Electrical Engineering

The department offers courses in UG, PG and PhD programmes. It has adequate qualified and

experienced faculty in all the related fields of Electrical Engineering. Five faculty members are

pursuing research for award of PhD degree. Overall, there are 9 well‐equipped laboratories in the

department which help strengthen the theoretical concept of the students. In addition, there is a

computer centre with the Internet facility which is utilized by the UG, PG and PhD students for their

projects and other related work. Department is actively engaged in research projects and the faculty

have published many papers in national and international journals. They have also presented and

published papers in various national and international conferences.

2.13.7. Department of Humanities and Social Sciences

The department offers courses from disciplines of English, Economics, Organisational Behaviour &

Industrial Psychology, Personnel Management & Industrial Relations, Industrial Economics &

Accountancy and Sociology Building Economics. Keeping in mind the importance of

communication and managerial skill for success cutting across geographical boundaries, the

department aims at equipping all the students with the entire wherewithal which are essentially

required for a successful career as a technocrat or otherwise. The faculty of the department have

been actively participating at various seminars and conferences and 4 papers were presented of

which 3 became worthy of publication. The department also offers research facilities for students

desirous of earning PhD degrees in English and Economics. Setting up of a Language Lab is being

pursued actively and soon the facility will be available to the students. In addition to teaching

English, this facility will be of great advantage for future expansion of our academic curriculum into

teaching of other foreign languages.

2.13.8. Department of Information Technology

The Department of Information Technology offers courses leading to Bachelor of Technology

(B.Tech) and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Information Technology. This department has started

M.Tech. course in the specialization of Information Technology from the academic session 2013‐

2014. The department will establish security lab in the next academic session. The department

possesses good infrastructure and faculty to provide excellent education. Recently, the curriculum

of the department is updated to keep up with the growing demands and the changing trends of the

IT industry. The department also support the Institute by providing IT services like network

infrastructure development and deployment, web development etc. The department is successfully

running the Information Security Education and Awareness (ISEA) Project of Department of

Information Technology, Government of India. Faculty has published many research papers in

International/National Journals/Conferences. Faculty of IT has delivered many expert talks at

different platforms. Department of IT has organized many faculty development

programme/summer school/workshop/short term training programme. Faculty are continuously

updating their knowledge by participating in many faculty development programme/summer

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school/workshop/short term training programme. Our students has got placement in many IT

company and still it is continuing.

2.13.9. Department of Mechanical Engineering

The Department of Mechanical Engineering offers UG, PG and Doctoral programmes. The

Department has adequate qualified and experienced faculty in all the related fields of Mechanical

Engineering. Six faculty members are pursuing research for the award of Ph. D degree. The rest

possess Ph.D. degree. Appointment letter to newly selected six candidates for the post of Assistant

Professor in the department has been dispatched. Out of which three faculty have joined the

department. The rest have given their consent for joining.

Core courses under UG program include Thermodynamics, Fluid Mechanics, Fluid Machinery,

CAD, CAM, Machine Drawing, Manufacturing by Shaping and Joining, Design of Machine

Elements, IC Engines and Gas Turbines, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning. Specialized courses for

higher degree (M.Tech) include Thermal Turbo Machine, Refrigeration, Air Conditioning and Heat

Transfer.

The theoretical knowledge is further augmented by well‐equipped laboratories. Department has

state‐of‐the‐art FMS lab. Apart from these, students are also offered a wide variety of electives.

Department has produced fifty‐four M. Tech students. Faculty members of the Department have

published six papers in the international journal and one paper in the national journal. They have

also presented their research papers in the international conferences and national conferences.

Department has also organized three short term training programmes for faculty members.

Department is actively engaged in the research and at present there are nine Research Scholars in

the Department.

The department has opened Student Section of ASME and has organized workshops on Ornithopter

challenge and Water Rocketry. It has also organized different training programmes for students.

2.13.10. Department of Mathematics

Department of Mathematics is the backbone of the Institute. It is the most essential department for

engineering courses and far beyond it remains with the engineer for the rest of his or her life, no

matter what stream they follow. The department has very experienced and highly qualified faculties

such as Prof (Dr.) S. M. Jha, Dean (FDS), Dr. S. K. Singh, HOD, Dr. R. K. Sinha, Dr. R. K. Jha, Dr. R.

P. Singh, Dr. Ayaz Ahmad who are capable of delivering what it takes to be the best. The department

is planning to introduce MS/M.Sc and integrated post graduate courses. The faculty are pursuing

research programmes and project. Currently a project under principal coordinator Dr. S. K. Singh,

HOD sponsored by MHRD is in progress and in the near future other projects have been planned to

be taken up. The department has organized one workshop and published 17 papers in various

journals, in addition 15 papers have been published in conferences. The faculty have actively

participated in 12 seminars and workshops.

2.13.11. Department of Physics

The department is an integral part of any engineering institution and it is geared up to meet any

responsibility entrusted upon it to facilitate the progress of engineering courses. The physics lab is

under the process of modernization to keep the students and researchers abreast the modern

methodologies. The faculties are fully involved in research and development activities. The faculty

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is also involved in evaluation of papers to be published in the Indian Journal of Pure and Applied

Physics. The department is going to start M. Tech in Nano Science and technology from the coming

academic session.

2.14 NIT Activities

The Institute is focused on development of games and sports and working towards that the new

activity centre has been planned and is coming up well. The constant endeavour by the Deans and

all the faculty members and the checks and balances put in place by the Institute administration has

made RAGGING on the campus a thing of the past.

2.14.1. National Service Scheme

On the Initiative of the Hon’ble Director Dr Asok De, the National Service Scheme was initiated in

the Institute in August, 2012. The committee has been formulated with six members comprising of

the Programme Coordinator Dr. Kamini Sinha and five Programme officers viz. Dr. Khursheed

Ahmad, Prof Shailendra Kr Mandal, Dr Rajesh Kr Sinha, Prof Anil Kr Dudyala and Prof Ashiwani

Kumar. The scheme was inaugurated on the 7th November 2012. Mr Deepak Kumar (Youth Officer

and Regional Head, Bihar and Jharkhand State) graced the occasion as the Chief Guest while Dr

B.B Sinha delivered an informative lecture on ‘Blood Donation’ to the students.

At present the Scheme in the Institute has five

units actively working under the five programme

officers with a total number of approximately 500

volunteers. NSS NIT Patna organised a Blood

Donation camp in collaboration with Red Cross

Blood Bank Bihar on the 10th November, 2012 in

the

memory of a student, Late Ms Pooja Bharti, a final

year student of the Civil Department, when a

total of 72 units of blood were donated by the

students. The Second Blood donation camp was organized on the 28th

January, 2013 on the occasion of the Annual Day of the Institute when a total of 52 units were

donated by the students. During Communal Harmony week (19th to 25th November, 2012), the

volunteers collected voluntary contribution of Rs 6000/‐ from students and faculty members, which

was sent to The Secretary, National Foundation for Communal Harmony, New Delhi. NSS, NIT

Patna also organised a one day workshop on ‘How to be a smart Investor’ jointly with Consumer

Guidance Society of India and Bombay Stock Exchange on the 12th March, 2013 for the students of

the Institute.

Students donating Blood in the Blood Donation Camp organized by NSS NIT Patna

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An NSS Activity centre was inaugurated on 5th

April 2013 by the Honourable Director. The

volunteers conduct free tuition classes to the

underprivileged students for two hours every

day in the evening. These classes, having

approximately 500 students are being held in the

CWRS Building of the Institute six days/week.

The students are being provided with all

facilities keeping in mind the requirements of

present time. Lately, computer education has

also been introduced to the students. The co‐

curricular activities like drawing, dancing,

singing, debate etc. at regular intervals have improved the personality and performance of the

students in their schools. Also, there is a rise in awareness among parents, who, till now had not

been giving priority to the education of their children. It has also put hope in the life of meritorious

students who have now started preparing for entrance examination of Navodaya Vidyalaya under

the guidance of the volunteers.

The latest activity of NSS NIT Patna was the celebration of the “Sampradayik Sauhdarya

Pakhwarda” from 20th August to 3rd September, 2013. It was started with the celebration of the

“Sadbhavna Diwas” on 20th August’13, when lectures on “Communal Harmony” were delivered

by two learned speakers namely Swami Satya Priyananda of Ram Krishna Mission Ashrama, Patna

and Dr Ejaz Alam from MMH Arabic and Persian University. Students very enthusiastically

participated in activities like Essay

competition, Painting competition and

Debate which were held during that period.

The topic for the Debate was “Social

Networking is a curse for the society” and the

winners were Vidya Bhushan (1106044)1st

position, Vikas Jha (1101011) 2nd Position

and Shushant Nayan 3rd position. The topic

for the painting competition was

“Communal Harmony” and the winner were Deepak Kr Roy (1105010) 1st position, Aparna Kumari

(1205027) 2nd Position and Malika (1205016)

3rd Position. The topic for the essay

competition was “Communal Harmony: the role of the youth in the 21st century” and the winners

were Khusboo Kumari (1206045) 1st position, Ashutosh Shrivastava (13B1054) 2nd Position and

Ashish Kumar (1201039) 3rd Position.

From 2013 onwards NSS has been made a part of the course curriculum and fresh registrations for

the same are going on. Due to the active role of NSS NIT Patna, the state government is in the process

of sanctioning a total of 10 units for the Institute which is expected to be done by the end of 2013.

2.14.2. Women Cell

Director Prof. Asok De inaugrating the evening tution classes for underpriviledged students at NIT Patna

Swami Satya Priyananda with Director Asok De on the eve of Sadbhavna Divas at NIT Patna

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As per the directives of the Chairman UGC a Women’s cell has been set up under a committee to

ensure safe working environment and inspiring learning environment for the women employees

and girl students of the Institute in order to enable them to discharge their academic and professional

responsibilities efficiently. The committee constantly monitors the existing arrangements and

suggests additional measures to be put into operation to ensure that the Institute is free of any kind

of harassment.

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CHAPTER – III

THE STAFF

3.1 Academic Staff (Teaching)

SN Particulars

Details of faculty in position Vacancies

Sanctioned

In position

SC ST OBC

Minority

General

Total

SC ST OBC

Minority

General

Total

(i) Male

Professor 25 3+5* - - - - 8 8 17 Associate

Professor 48 12+8

* - - - - 20 20 27

Assistant Professor

100 44 6 2 9 3 24 44# 9 6 12 - 22 50

(ii) Female Professor - - - - - Associate

Professor - 1 - - - 1 1

Assistant Professor

- 6 - - 2 1 3 6

Total 173 79 6 2 11 4 56 79 9 6 12 - 22 94

The details of Faculty members are given below:

The details of Faculty members are given below:

Department of Architecture

Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor

Nil Fulena Rajak Ajay Kumar

Manoj Kumar Anjali Sharma

Bijay Kr. Das

Kamini Sinha

Mazharul Haque

Ravish Kumar

Shailendra Kumar Mandal

Department of Chemistry


Nil Sita Ram Sharma Khursheed Ahmad

Mukesh Chaudhary

Tasneen Parveen

Department of Civil


Nil L.B. Roy A. R. Quaff

Vivekanand Singh Anshuman Singh [EOL]

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Sanjeev Sinha Baboo Rai

S. S. Mishra Reena Singh

N. S. Mourya S. K. Singh

Sanjay Kumar

Sanjeev Kr. Suman

Sunil Kr. Murmu

Sunita Kumari

Department of Computer Science and Engineering


Nil Nil Kumar Abhishek

M P Singh

M T U Haider

Rajib Ghosh

Department of Electronics and Comm. Engineering


D K Singh M. A. Mujeeb Bikash Chandra Sahana

Rabindra Kumar Jayanta Ghosh

Vidya Sagar Ritesh Kumar Mishra

Department of Electrical Engineering


G.K. Choudhary A.K. Sahni Alok Ranjan

M.M. Choudhary Ramesh Kumar Ashwani Kumar

U. S. Triar S.N. Verma Jayanti Choudhary

Rajib Kr. Mandal

Department of HSS


Nil Kalpana Sinha A.R. Sinha

Department of IT


Nil Nil Abhay Kumar

Anand Shanker Tewari

Anil Kumar Dudyala

Jyoti Prakash Singh

Prabhat Kumar

Department of Mathematics


S. M. Jha S.K.Singh Ayaz Ahmad

Pramod Kumar Yadav

R.K. Jha

R.K. Sinha

R.P. Singh

Department of Mechanical Engineering


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Sudarshan Singh A. N. Sinha Amit Kumar

S. K. Verma Om Prakash Arun Kumar

Prakash Chandra Asim Gopal Barman

S. S. Prasad M.N. Pandey

Naresh Kumar

Sahid Mahmood

Department of Physics


Nil N. R. Lal Dev Kumar Mahto

3.2 Non‐Academic Staff (Non‐Teaching)

Name

Sri Rajeev Ranjan

Sri Rajesh Kumar

Sri Giridhar Gopal

Sri Jyotish Kr. Sah

Sri Jaso Lal Sao

Sri Ramawatar Paswan

Sri Ashok Singh

Sri Md. Arshad

Sri Anil Kumar

Smt. Kavita Lal

Sri Saket Narayan Choudhary

Sri Deepak Kr. Singh

Sri Ajay Kr. Balmiki

Sri Laldeo Sharma

Sri Jagdish Sharma

Sri Ram Lakhan Mistry

Sri Sailja Nand Murari

Sri Arun Kr Gupta

Sri Rajendra Prasad

Sri Baijnath Prasad

Sri Bachan Ram

Sri Deo Narayan Mahto

Sri Laxman Pd. Arya

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Sri Gauri Raut

Sri Ganesh Murmu

Sri Jawahar Paswan

Sri Ayodhya Mali

Sri Krishna Mahto

Sri Nageshwar Lal

Sri Rabindra Bhagat

Sri Ram Nath Raut

Sri Ram Phal Kamti

Sri Anil Kumar

Sri Ashok Kumar (WS)

Sri Basudeo Lal

Sri Basudeo Sao

Sri Bhajan Prasad

Sri Bipin Kumar Lal

Sri Chandreswar Saw

Sri Chhote Lal Rajak

Sri H. N. Lalkaran

Sri Kamlesh Ram

Sri Kapoor Chand

Sri Mahanand Singh

Sri Rama Nand Sahani

Sikander Paswan

Sri Jawahar Mahto

Sri Rameswar Mahto

Sri B.B Sharma

Sri Dinesh Chandra Ram

Sri Paras Nath

Sri Rakesh Kr Balmiki

Smt Dharamshila Devi

Smt Parmila Devi

Smt Rajkumari Devi

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Sri Sushil Kr. Paswan

Sri Avinash Kr.

Sri Upendra Lal

Sri Shailendra Kr. Singh

Sri Suresh Ram

Sri Ravindra Raut

Sri Dharmendra Kumar

Smt Meena Devi

Sri Umesh Prasad

Sri Lal Babu

Sri Nageshwar Mandal

Sri Birendra Singh

Sri Dinesh Ram

Sri Hansh Nath Maurya

Sri Vijay

Sri Ramesh Prasad

Sri NK Vishwakarma

Sri Mundrika Yadav

Sri Md. Anwar

Sri Suresh Chandra Mandal

Sri Anup Mahto

Sri Ramesh Chandra Gupta

Sri Upendra Singh

Sri Ajay Kumar

Sri Jawed Alam

Sri Abrar Khan

Sri P.K. Shrivastava

Sri N.N. Lal

Sri Syed M. Hussain

Sri Vishwanath Mahto

Sri Purandar Mishra

Smt. Sunita Kumari

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Sri Sushil Kumar

Sri Pawan Kr. Choudhary

Sri Sita Ram

Sri Md. Pyare

Sri Md. Perwej

Sri Kanhai Ram

Sri Sheo Kumar

Sri Vijay Kumar Mandal

Sri Bablu Kumar

Smt. Rita Devi

3.3 Training Status

NIT Patna encourages its faculty to actively participate in the International and National Conferences to

present their research findings. At present, funds are provided for attending an International Conference

once in three years and National Conference every year as per the norms approved by BoG. In addition, they

are also encouraged to participate in special training programmes, summer/winter school to enhance and

update their knowledge and skills.

The Institute has a provision of development programme to the non‐teaching staff wherein staff members

are made to undergo training in the areas, which can be of direct relevance to the nature of duties entrusted

to them. Apart from this short‐term computer training courses are also scheduled within the Institute to

enhance their knowledge and skills.

3.4 Placement of Staff for Academic Excellence

Due to shortage of faculty members no faculty was placed for academic excellence during this session.

However, NIT Patna administration is fully aware of the importance of placement of staff for academic

excellence.

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CHAPTER – IV

TEACHING PROGRAMMES

4.1 Courses Offered

The Institute offers degree courses B.Tech, B.Arch., Post Graduate Courses (M.Tech) and Doctoral courses

in the following Engineering subjects/ specialisations.


Graduation Program:


Full time

2

B. Tech

Civil Engineering

4 year –

Full time








2 year –

Full time

2







Science & EngineeringComputer Science & Engineering


Engineering




Communication Engineering Communication Systems


Engineering


Transfer



1

Dual Degree

Architecture

Minimum

4 Yrs

2 Civil Engineering






Doctoral Program:

1

Ph. D

Architecture

Minimum

3 Yrs

2 Civil Engineering






8 Chemistry


10 Mathematics

11 Physics

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4.2 Course‐wise Enrolment break‐up

For UG Courses

Count of StudentName

Alloted Category

YOA UG/PG PrgCode OB OBPH OP OPPH SC SCPH ST STPHGrand Total

2012 UG ARUG 15 32 1 9 3 1 61

CEUG 23 1 45 1 13 1 7 91

CSUG 26 4 45 2 13 7 97

ECUG 23 2 43 1 14 7 90

EEUG 25 1 48 1 14 1 7 97

ITUG 20 31 2 13 1 6 73

MEUG 27 1 52 1 14 7 102

UG Total 159 5 300 9 90 3 44 1 611

2012 Total 159 5 300 9 90 3 44 1 611

Grand Total 159 5 300 9 90 3 44 1 611

PG Courses

Count of Student

Alloted Category

YOA UG/PG PrgCode OB OBPH OP OPPH SC ST Grand Total

2012 PG ARPG 5 1 6

CEPG 23 25 10 1 59

CSPG 5 1 9 2 1 18

ECPG 5 7 1 2 15

EEPG 16 1 26 8 4 55

MEPG 20 1 22 8 3 54

PG Total 69 3 94 1 31 9 207

2012 Total 69 3 94 1 31 9 207

Grand Total 69 3 94 1 31 9 207

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4.4Student’s Total Strength

S.No. Particulars Number of students’ in position

SC ST OBC Minority General Others Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 (3‐8)

2012‐2013

Boys

Under Graduate 82 38 146 0 268 0 534

Post Graduate 29 9 66 0 84 0 188

Ph.D 0 0 0 0 18 0 18

Any other (Please specify) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Girls

Under Graduate 10 7 18 0 41 0 76

Post Graduate 1 0 6 0 9 0 16

Ph.D 0 0 0 0 2 0 2

Any other (Please specify) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 122 54 236 0 422 0 834

Grand Total= 403 181 741 0 1458 3 2786

4.5 The Hostels:

NIT Patna has got three Boyʹs Hostels with a total accommodation capacity of 492 boys and one Girls Hostel

with accommodation capacity of 134 girl students. Some new are under construction.

4.6 Scholarships/Assistance‐ship

Sl.

No. Scholarship/Stipends Awarding Authority Amount Rs.

1. Minority‐1 Minority Commission, Ranchi 17000

2. Ex‐seerviceman‐1 Uttar Pradesh Sainik Kalyan 2500

3. SC‐2 ST & SC Development Deptt. Orrissa 49760

4. SC‐1 Indian Oil, New Delhi 12000


6. ST‐2 ST & SC Development Deptt. Orrissa 49760

7. Gen‐1 SitaRam Jindal Foundation, New Delhi 2400



10. ST‐3 Director of Tech. Edn., Itanagar 17800

11. BCE‐1 BC Welfare, WB 15880

12. SC‐2 Welfare of SC, Assam 27368

13. SC‐1 Tech. Edn., HP 6000

14. SC‐1 Social Welfare Dept., Karnataka 50000

15. Minority‐1 Director of Tech. Edn., Thiruvanthpuran 20000

16. OBC‐1 ST Dept. Chhattisgarh, Raipur 13260

17. SC‐1 Director of Tech. Edn., H.P. 6000

18. ST‐2 Engineers India, New Delhi 18000

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19. ST‐1 ST Development, U.P. 15300

20. Gen‐1 Director of Tech. Edn., Tripura 4500

21. OBC‐1 District Welfare Nagpur, M.P. 21060

22. Gen‐1 Director of Tech. Edn., Assam 10600

23. ST‐1 Director of Tech. Edn., Assam 14630



26. ST‐3 Director of Tech. Edn., Kohima 34800

27. ST‐1 Director of Tech. Edn., Andhra Pradesh 10600

28. SC‐1 Social welfare, Krishna Dist. A.P. 17044

29. SC‐2 District Welfare U.P. 24510


31. SC‐158 District Welfare, Patna 3165600

32. ST‐53 District Welfare, Patna 857000

33. OBC‐21 District Welfare, Patna 490810

34. Minority‐14 Bihar State Minority Fin. Corp., Patna 39500

Total Rs. 5214882


During this academic session following Sports activities took place:

(a) Indoor Games (Boys and girls)

(i) Badminton

(ii) TT

(iii) Carrom Board

(iv) Chess, etc.

(b) Outdoor Games (Boys and Girls)

(i) Races

(ii) 50 m Girls, 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m, 1000m and 1550 m.

(iii) Long jumps and High jumps

(iv) Discuss throw

(v) 4x100 m relay race

(vi) Volley Ball

(vii) Cricket

(c) Cultural Activities:

During this academic session following Cultural activities took place:‐

(i) JAM

(ii) Mimicry

(iii) Mono Acting

(iv) Debate (Hindi & English)

(v) Skit

(vi) Quiz

(vii) Singing (Solo, Group, Folk and Classical)

(viii) Instrumental

(ix) Painting

(x) Collage

(xi) Essay (English & Hindi)

(xii) Dance (Solo & Group)

(xiii) Fashion Show

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4.8 Awards

Nil

4.9 Examination Details

The academic session is divided into two Semesters each of approximately 20 weeks duration, an Autumn

Semester (July‐December) and a Spring Semester (January‐May). The Academic Section of the Institute

centrally conducts Mid‐Semester and End Semester examination in respect of the theory component of the

Subject. Class Test, Assignment, Tutorials, Viva‐Voce, laboratory assignment etc. are the components of

continuous assessment process. Examination work such as Paper setting and evaluation for Mid Semester

and Class Test of a subject is done by the faculty of the respective department.

The Paper Setting for End‐Semester Examination is done by external Subject expert from Panel of paper

setters suggested by HOD. The Paper Setters are provided with detailed syllabus, with feedback such as

course covered, mid‐semester and class test examination papers for the reference.

The Senate of the Institute approves Schedule of academic activities for a session which includes dates for

registration, mid‐Semester and end‐Semester examination, inter‐Semester break etc.

4.10Training and Placement

The placement and training cell of NIT Patna has played a significant role in the training and proper

placement of final and pre‐final year students of NIT Patna. Following is the branch wise break‐up of the

campus selection during 2012‐13.

Sl.No Date of Visit Name of Comp/Org. ME EE CE ECE CSE Arch IT Total Remarks

1 06.08.2012 VERIZON 8 3 11

2 07.08.2012 TATA Motors. Ltd. 2 2 4

3 31.08.2012 MUSIGMA 1 2 3 2 8

4 07.09.2012 Capgemini 3 5 6 14

5

11.09.2012 SAMSUNG Engineering

Lab

4 4

6

3.10.2012 Compro Technology 0 Result

awaited

7 18.10.2012 Mahindra & Mahindra 3 3

8 30.10.2012 Hero MotoCorp Ltd. 6 6

9 01.11.2012 ABB Ltd. 4 4

10

02.11.2012 Ericsson India Global

Services Pvt. Ltd.

11 12 1 24

11

06.11.2012 Indian Navy 1 1 Result

awaited

12 08.11.2012 Maruti Suzuki 4 4

13 10.11.2012 Infosys 4 1 4 10 4 23

14

17.11.2012 Hydrabad Industries

Ltd.

1 1

15

22.11.2012 Oceaneering

International Services

Ltd.

3 3

16 26.11.2012 Rancore Technologies 2 5 7

17

04.12.2012 Indian Army 0 Result

awaited

18

17.12.2012 Godrej & Boyce Mfg.

Co.

1 3 4

19 22.12.2012 L & T (ECC) 4 4 8 2 18

20 03.01.2013 ERA Group 2 2

21 07.01.2013 Tricon Infotech 3 1 1 5

22 10.01.2013 L & T (Powai) 2 2

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24.01.2013 Polaris Financial

Technology

3 1 4

24 28.01.2013 BPCL 6 5 11

25

04.02.2013 Sobha Developers 0 Result

awaited

26 07.02.2013 IOCL 2 4 4 10

27 08.02.2013 AFCONS INFRA Ltd. 2 3 5

28 14.02.2013 Mecon Ltd. 3 3

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28.02.2013 NEWTON Tutorial Pvt.

Ltd.

2 3 2 7 1 wating

(IT Dept.)

30 01.03.2012 Samsung Research India 1 1

31 11.03.2013 ITDC Ltd. 2 2

32 19.03.2013 VEDANTA 4 5 1 10

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03.04.2013 Saint Gobain Glass

India Ltd.

0 Result

awaited

34 16.04.2013 Viraj Profiles Ltd. 1 1

35 03.06.2013 IL & FS

36 22.06.2013 Trident Group

37 Bhushan Steel 2 4 6

Total no. of job offers

made

43 41 23 40 43 2 16 208

Total no. of registered

eligible students

48 56 45 62 63 28 302

% of offers 89.58 73.21 51.1 64.52 68.25 57.14 68.874

*Complete Results yet to be received.

PG PLACEMENT REPORT OF NIT PATNA (2012‐2013)

Sl.No. Date of Visit Name of Comp/Org. ME EE CE ECE AR CSE IT Total Remarks

1 07.09.12 CAPGEMINI 1 1 2

2 18.10.2012 Mahindra & Mahindra 1 1

3 28.02.2013 NEWTON Tutorial Pvt.

Ltd.

1 1 1 waiting

(EE Dept.)

Total no. of offers made

recruited

1 2 0 1 0 0 0 4

Vocational Training:

The placement and training cell has arranged for on‐site vocational training (VT) of all final as well as pre‐

final year students of NIT Patna in reputed organisations/companies like ABB, SIEMENS, DRDO, BSNL,

NTPC, Prashar Bharti, SAIL, HEC, ECR, NHPC, etc. Following is the branch wise break up of organisation/

companies where the vocational training of students has been arranged during 2012‐13

Sl. Branch Name of Organization

01 Mechanical

Engineering

IOCL,NTPC,SAIL, HAL, NALCO,ECR,ITDR MSME,HECL, Bharat

Wagon,KBUNL, Kolkata Port Trust,Shipyard

02 Electrical

Engineering

IOCL,BSNL,NTPC,SAIL,BHEL,NHPC,OIL,HECL,KBUNL, Prasar Bharti,

Hindalco,BSEB,KEAEL,ETI,GAIL,DLW,TU,PGCIL,SBFC,

ONGC,PESU,VECC

03 Civil Engineering IRCON,NTPC,SAIL,NHPC,HAL,SSPL,OIL,SRB,GRB,IITK,IITD,NPCIL,ACC

04 Electronics &

Communication

Engineering

IOCL,BSNL,NTPC,SAIL,BHEL,HCL,DRDO,SSPL,DMRC,HECL, Prasar

Bharti,TATA Steel,NIC,BEL,NITK,STESALIT,TTC,DLMW,LG

Electronics,MTNL,SNTI

05 Computer Science

& Engineering

BSNL,SAIL,HCL,DRDO,NIC,DMRC, Student Corner,IIT

Bombay,CEL,NIIT,ISSA,STTC, Micro Max Information

06 Information

Technology

IOCL,BSNL,SAIL,NHPC,NIVT,NIC, Student Corner,SSE, Department It

Simla,JAPIT,SREST,VSERVE, A Mass Softech, Applied Lab, CMPDI, Softech

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Park India,USHA Computer , Servition It Solution,NCR,NIT Surathkal,

Software Mahathi, Apin Technology,BHEL

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CHAPTER‐V

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES

5.1 Research & Consultancy office has taken the responsibilities of encouraging research and

consultancy, testing works with a view to solve the live problems of the society. This office

provides facilities to govt. organisation, industries for getting their technical problems, solved.

Further, this office is also engaged in providing technical training to the society such as conducting

Pleader Survey Training Course. The achievements of financial year 2012‐13 are as follows:

1. Received 131 Consultancy Projects from govt. organisation

2. Received 68 Consultancy Projects from non‐govt. organisation

3. Received 109 Testing Projects from govt. organisation

4. Received 234 Testing Projects from non‐govt. organisation

5. 126 candidates participated in Pleader Survey Training Course‐2012

6. Amount received from Consultancy Rs. 1,33,47,349/‐

7. Amount received from Testing Rs. 35,45,529/‐

8. Amount received from Pleader Survey Training Course Rs. 3,15,000/‐

Some of our clients are : Hope homes and finance Pvt. Ltd., Tripti sadan Apartment, E‐C Railways (Buxar,

Samastipur, Patna, Dehri‐on‐sone), Bihar state hydropower corporation, Infracture Development Autjority,

Bihar Rajya Pul Nirman Ltd. (Nalanda, Patna, Bhagalpur, Saharsa, Motihari, Bettian, Darbhanga,

Katihar)National Highways Autority of India, Rural Works department and so on.

5.2 Ongoing Ph.D

Enrolment

No

Branch Current

Sem

Name

92242 ARPH 9 ANJALI SHARMA

92243 ARPH 9 SHAILENDRA KUMAR MANDAL

92244 ARPH 9 RAVISH KUMAR

92245 CEPH 9 SANJEEV KUMAR SUMAN

92246 CEPH 9 DINESHWAR PRASAD SINGH

92253 EEPH 9 BIKASH CHANDRA SAHANA

92254 EEPH 9 JAYANTI CHOUDHARY

92255 MEPH 9 ARUN KUMAR

92256 MEPH 9 MADHAVA NAND PANDEY

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92257 MEPH 9 SHAHID MAHMOOD

113606 ARPH 6 MAZHARUL HAQUE

113607 ARPH 6 GAURAV SINGH

113608 CEPH 6 REENA SINGH

113609 CEPH 6 KUMAR SATISH

113610 CEPH 6 MANOJ KUMAR RAJAK

113611 MEPH 6 RAVI KANT RANJAN

124570 ARPH 4 AJAY KUMAR

124571 CEPH 4 PARMA NAND THAKUR

124572 CEPH 4 SANJAY KUMAR

124573 CHPH 4 RUCHI BHARTI

124574 CSPH 4 BIRESH KUMAR

124575 CSPH 4 KUMAR ABHISHEK

124576 CSPH 4 RAJIB GHOSH

124577 ECPH 4 SHAHIRUDDIN

124578 ECPH 4 RAVINDRA KUMAR

124579 EEPH 4 ASHIWANI KUMAR

124580 EEPH 4 RAJIB KUMAR MANDAL

124581 ITPH 4 RAJEEV RANJAN

124582 ITPH 4 ABHAY KUMAR

124583 ITPH 4 ANAND SHANKER TEWARI

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124584 MAPH 4 PRIYANKA SINGH

124585 MAPH 4 SUSHANT KUMAR BHARDWAJ

124586 MAPH 4 MANOJ KUMAR YADAV

124587 MEPH 4 SYED SHAHBAZ ANJUM

124588 MEPH 4 SUDIPTA KISHORE PRADHAN

124589 MEPH 4 NARESH KUMAR

135170 MEPH 2 PRABHANSU

135171 MEPH 2 MUNNA VERMA

135405 ECPH 8 TAIMOOR KHAN

5.3 Proposed Plan for research

In order to enhance the research activity each faculty member is requested to propose their research plan for

their field of specialisation and interest

5.4 Institute – Industry Collaboration

In the existing academic programmes in the Institute a great deal of emphasis is laid on institute – Industry

interaction and linkages with other Institutions. The aim is to orient the academic programmes towards

providing trained human resource to industry needs through meaningful and practical education to the

students. It also provides support to the industry for their research and development activities. The Institute

is in the process of exploring further linkages with other R&D laboratories.

5.5 Innovations and Technology Transfer

The Institute has taken positive steps in the field of innovations in the context of engineering education and

has made functional a centre for innovation in engineering education at the institute. Contacts in this context

had been established with Prof. P.D.Kulkarni, Former principal of NITTTR, Chandigarh and a very reputed

name in the field of teacher’s training and innovation of teaching method who came over to the institute and

enlighten the teachers about innovation that can be envisaged in engineering education.

Work has been done at the institute in the field of technology transfer also in the sense that many M.Tech.

Projects have been undertaken on the utilisation of solar energy in day‐ to‐ life situation.

5.6 TEQIP Activities:

TEQIP has been instrumental in various R&D consultancy activities, infrastructure related activities and

teaching learning enhancement activities. Several academically weak students have been given extra

coaching to make up their deficiencies and stand up in academics. Along with that, TEQIP has sponsored

several short‐term courses and has given assistance to several postgraduate students to participate and

present their paper in conferences. The expenditure from TEQIP fund for different activities are as follows:

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Activities Expenditure

(Rs)

Procurement of goods(Equipments, Furniture, Books, LR, Software) and Civil

works for improvement in teaching, training and learning facilities.

4118359/‐

Enhancement of R&D and institutional consultancy activities 100000/‐

Faculty and staff development for improved competence 231659/‐

Incremental operating cost 12000/‐

Total 4462018

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CHAPTER‐VI

THE COUNCIL, BOG AND OTHER COMMITTEES


Sl. Name Designation

1. Sri. Manas Bihari Verma

Chairperson, BOG

National Institute of Technology Patna

(Former Director, Aeronautical Development Agency, [DRDO],

Bangalore, Karnataka)

Chairperson, BOG

NIT Patna

2. Prof. Asok De

Director, National Insitute of Technology Patna

Ex‐officio Member

3. Additional Secretary/Joint Secretary

Incharge dealing with technical

Education,

Member

Department of Higher Education

Ministry of Human Resources Development

C‐Wing, Shastri Bhawan,

Member

4. Financial

Advisor,

Member




Member

5. Prof. Surendra Kumar

Nominee of Govt. of Bihar

Member

6. Nominee of Govt. of Bihar (Vacant) Member

7. Prof. Rajiv Sinha

Professor (Engineering Member

Geosciences)

Member

Department of Civil Engineering

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur

Kanpur‐ 208016

Member

8. Prof. Rohini Godbole

Centre for High Energy Physics

Indian Institute of Science

Bangalore‐560012

Member

9. Prof. Suresh Mohan Jha



Patna‐800005

Member

10. SENATE nominee from amongst Assistant Professors/

Associate Professors (vacant)

Member

11. Prof. Anil Kumar Bhowmick

Director

Indian Institute of Technology Patna

Patna‐ 800 013

Member

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Sl. Name Designation

12. Prof. Vidya Sagar

Registrar


Patna‐ 800005

Secretary to the BOG


1 Prof. Manas Bihari Verma, Former Director,

Aeronautical Development Agency, (DRDO),

Bangalore, Karnataka

Chairman, Board of Governors,

NIT Patna (ex‐officio Chairman)

Chairman

2 Prof. Asok De

Director, NIT Patna

Director, NIT Patna

(ex‐officio)

Member

3 Joint Secretary dealing with NITs or his nominee,

MHRD

Nominee of MHRD Govt. of India Member

4 Financial Adviser (HRD) or his nominee, MHRD Nominee of MHRD Govt. of India Member

5 To be nominated by BOG of the Institute Nominee of BOG, NIT Patna Member


7 Prof. Vidya Sagar Registrar, NIT Patna, (ex‐officio) Member‐

Secretary


1. Prof. Asok De

Director, NIT Patna

Chairman, BWC, NIT Patna

2. Sri Rajesh Singh

Deputy Secretary (NITs), Deptt. of Higher Education,

Ministry of Human Resource Development, GOI

“C” wing, Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi‐110001

Member, BWC NIT Patna

3. Superintending Engineer(C), PCC, CPWD, 6th Floor,

Pant Bhawan, Patna‐1


4. Sri J.M. Paswan

Superintending Engineer (E), PCEC, CPWD, 7th

Floor, Pant Bhawan, Patna‐1


5. Dr. G.K. Choudhary

Dean(Planning & Development)

NIT Patna.


6. Vacant Member (to be nominated by BOG,

NIT Patna)

7. Sri Navin Soi

Director (Finance), Deptt. of Higher Education,


Special invitee, BWC, NIT Patna

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“C” wing, Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi‐ 110001

8. Sri Bhisma Kumar Chugh

Special Advisor,

Innovative Technologies & Systems,

Govt. of NCT of Delhi, Delhi Secretariat, I.P. Estate, Room

No. B 404, New Delhi‐110002

Res. Add:‐ C‐II/151, Satya Marg, Chanakya Puri, New

Delhi‐ 110021.

[email protected]


9. Prof. A.K. Sinha

Executive Engineer(ESU),

NIT Patna cum Chairman, Works Monitoring

Committee for IVRCL Construction Works at NIT Patna.


10. Sri K.H.K. Prasad

COO, IVRCL Limited, Hyderabad

Representative of the Contractor, IVRCL Ltd.,

Hyderabad for NIT Patna Building Projects.


11. Sri G.D. Roy

Executive Director and Project In‐charge, NIT Patna

Projects, Consulting Engineering Services (India)

Pvt. Ltd. (PMC for IVRCL Projects at NIT Patna.)

57 Nehru Place(5th Floor), New Delhi‐ 110019.


12. Sri A.G. Krishna Menon

Consulting Architect for IVRCL Projects at NIT

Patna, F‐313 C, 2nd floor Lado Sarai, New Delhi‐ 110030



Senate

Sl. Name Address Designation

1. Prof.Asok De Director, NIT Patna Chairman,

SENATE

2. Prof. Sudarshan Singh Prof. of Mech. Engg. Member

3. Prof. M.M. Choudhary Prof. of Elect. Engg. Member

4. Prof. S.M. Jha Prof. of Mathematics Member

5. Prof. U.S. Triar Prof. of Elect. Engg. & Dean

(Academic)

Member

6. Prof. G.K. Choudhary Prof. of Elect. Engg. Member

7. Prof. S.K. Verma Prof. of Mech. Engg. Member

8. Prof. D.K. Singh Prof. of Electronics and

Communication Engg.

Member

9. Prof.Ajay Kumar Sinha Prof. of Civil Engg. Member

10. Prof. Shormishtha Panja

[email protected]

[email protected]

Head, Deptt. of English,

University of Delhi, New

Delhi‐110007

Member

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11. Prof. Pushplata Tripathi

[email protected]

School of Science, IGNOU,

MaidanGarhi, New Delhi‐

110068

Member

12. Dr. Debranjan Sarkar

[email protected]

VEC Salt Lake City, Kolkata‐

700064

Member

13. Dr. L.B. Roy HOD, Civil Engg. Special invitee

14. Dr. Sawal Kishore Singh HOD, Mathematics Special invitee

15. Dr. N.R. Lal HOD, Physics Special invitee

16. Dr. Kalpana Sinha HOD, Humanities and Social

Sciences

Special invitee

17. Dr. Fulena Rajak HOD, Architecture Special invitee

18. Sri A.K. Sahani HOD, Elect. Engg. Special invitee

19. Dr. Sita Ram Sharma HOD, Chemistry Special invitee

20. Dr. M.P. Singh HOD, CSE & ITY Special invitee

21. Prof. Vidya Sagar Registrar, NIT Patna Secretary to

SENATE

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CHAPTER‐VII

CONCESSIONS FOR SCs, STs, OBCs, HANDICAPPED STUDENTS

7.1 Concessions Provided for Students

Relaxation in minimum eligibilities:

B. Tech. / B. Arch. Admission eligibility criteria for SC/ST/PH candidates are governed by CCB (Central

Counseling Board).

M. Tech. admission eligibility criteria for SC/ST/PH candidates are governed by MHRD rules (on the basis

of Grade Score).

Reservation of seats

(a) 15% seats are reserved for SC and 7.5% for ST candidates.

(b) 3% seats are reserved for PH candidates.

(c) 27% seats are reserved for OBC candidates.

7.2 Concessions Provided for Staff

Reservation in appointment and promotion to SC/ST/PH candidates as per Govt. of India rule is applicable

at this Institute. Concession in application fee for appointment and age relaxation is also applicable at this

Institute as per Govt. of India rules.

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CHAPTER‐VIII

FINANCIAL STATUS

8.1 Analysis of Plan and Non‐Plan Grants

The estimate of requirements of grant under non‐ plan head was arrived at by considering pay and

allowances for teaching and non‐ teaching staff, pension and retirement benefit, electricity, water and

telephone, Estate maintenance, departmental operating expenses, minor equipment, Students amenities,

hospital expenses, contingent expenses, other operating expenses and other expenses, legal charges, meeting

expenses, postal expenses, printing and stationery. A sum of rupees 212600000/‐ was sanctioned by MHRD

to cover these expenses.

Similarly the estimate of requirements of grant under the plan head was arrived at by considering the fund

requirement for the purchase of fixed assets like computer and accessories, electric equipment, furniture,

Generator, library building, purchase of photocopier machine, projection equipment, telecommunication

equipment, water cooler and purifier purchase, renovations of hostels, Institute building, quarters,

construction of boundary wall, vertical expansion of some of the buildings etc.. MHRD sanctioned Rs.

325002000/‐ for purpose of plan fund in the financial year 2012‐13..

8.2 Sources of Funds

Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt. of India is source for providing funds to this Institute

8.3 Expenditure Position for last three years

Expenditure position is given in Appendix 11.10

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CHAPTER‐IX

CENTRAL FACILITIES AND SERVICES

9.1 Computer Services Centre

Computer Service Centre is the backbone of computing facilities in NIT Patna. It is most modern and

beautiful centre to have in this Institute. It consists of 190 PCs along with 6 servers. The different servers are

(i) Web Server, (ii) FTP server, (iii) DNS server, (iv) Database Server. It is being configured to provide a

complete network service to the institute with all security measures through Unified Threat Management

(UTM) and managed switch. Two on‐line UPS with capacities of 80KVA and 20 KVAare installed to provide

uninterrupted power supply to all the laboratories and server rooms of the centre. To protect against any

kind of theft and damage, all the labs will be under surveillance of IP cameras. One of the Laboratory of

Computer service Centre has been upgraded into virtual class room under National Knowledge Network

(NKN) of Government of India (GoI). 100 Mbps leased line of PGCIL has been installed with router. Services

of 100 Mbps will be commissioned. This 100 Mbps will be upgraded to 1 GBps in due course of time. All the

above mentioned services will be hopefully started by August 2011. Apart from the computer service centre,

every department has a fully operational computer lab of their own to sharpen their programming skills and

to get hands‐on experience with the use of the software in their respective fields of concern.

EDA LAB‐Electronic Data Automation lab is the central lab that is used for general information access and

for carrying out various research works.

9.2 Workshops

There is one central workshop with good number of machines. The various shops are Carpentry, Black

smithy, Foundry, Sheet Metal, Machine tool etc.

9.03 Library

Central library occupies a place of pride in NIT Patna and is an

essential component of the institute’s outstanding research and

education mission. It is most lively place on the campus providing

a safe comfortable and friendly environment that enables learning

and advancement of knowledge and promotes discovery and

scholarship. The mission of the central library is to facilitate creation

of new knowledge through acquisition, organization and

dissemination of knowledge resources and providing for value

added services.

Sections: the central library consists of five different sections, which are as follows:

1. General Section (first and Second Floor): General Section consists of 37350 books (approx.) which

are issued for 14 days to the students and for a semester to the teachers.

2. Reference Section (Third Floor): This section consists of 1750

books (approx.) which may be referred in the section.

3. Dr. B. R. Ambedkar (SC/ST) section (Third Floor): This section

consists of 5900 books (approx.) which are issued to the

concerned students for a semester.

4. Journal/Periodical Section (Third Floor): Some of the ASCE

and ASME and IEEE print volume journals are available in the

section. The current version of the journals will be made

available to the users very shortly.

5. E‐Resource Section (Ground Floor): The central library has a

modern Electronic Library in the form of E‐Resources centre. It

includes AMERICAN SOCIENTY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS (ACSE), AMERICAN SOCIETY OF

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MECHANICAL ENGINEERS (ASME), IEL, IEEE/IEE, ACM, NATURE journals and many more, in

full text subscribed through as core member of INDEST consortium. These digital resources are also

available on the campus LAN.

Library Team

Professor In‐Charge :Dr. Vivekanand Singh (Dept. of Civil Engg.)

Email‐[email protected]

Asst. Professor In‐charge : Dr. M.P. Singh (Dept. of computer Sc. &Engg)

Email‐[email protected]

General Section :Shri M. Anand ([email protected])

Shri L P Arya

Shri. A.K. Choudhary

One library skilled person (on daily wages basis)

Dr. B. R. Ambedkar (SC/ST)Section :Shri K.D. Mahto

Reference/Journal‐Section :Mrs Sudhalata

Official Work :Shri A. K. Balmiki

MD Anwar

Others Staffs :One daily wages ( for sorting /staking)

One daily wages (for sweeping & cleaning).

Collection Organizations: The Library resources stand an excellent collection of over 45,000 books

catering to the needs of all the relevant fields of science, engineering, technology, humanities, social

sciences and management.

Resources Number

Books, CDs , & Video 40911

Special Collection (SC/ST Section) 4013

Bound Volumes of Journals 103

Total Collection as on March 31, 2010 45027

Library Layout: The Library is spread over four floors with the total covered area of 19000 sq. ft.

(approx.) and is at the left side of the main entrance gate of the Institute. The floor‐wise distribution of

services and resources in the library are mentioned below:

Ground Floor: The ground floor houses the receptions counter, property counter, visitors waiting space

and E‐Resources Section.

First Floor: First floor houses the office, Circulation counter, stack area for General section {Books (from

Class No. 600 to 999)}

Second Floor: Second floor houses Stack Area for General Section [Books (from Class No. 000 to599)]

and Reading space for General Section.

Third Floor: The second floor houses the Dr. B.R. Ambedkar (SC/ST) Section, Reference Section,

Journal/Periodical section and Reading Space.

Library Hours:

Monday to Friday : 08:30 AM (with 1 hr. lunch break from 1:30 PM to 2:30 PM)

Saturday /Sunday /Holiday : Closed

LIBRARY SERVICES : Library provides Issue Return facility for books, reference service facility and

access to all digital information subscribed by the Library ( in E‐ Resource Section) toall users (UG/PG/

Research Scholar/Faculty).

Circulation:

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General Section:

U. G. student : 4 books/documents for 14 days loan

Faculty : 6 books/documents for a semester

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar (SC/ST) Section

U. G. student : 6 books/documents for a semester

Membership: Institute benefited students (UG/PG/research Scholars) and faculty members of the

Institute are the esteem users of the central Library.

Reference Services: Central Library provides reference service to its users.

JOURNALS: Some of the journals are available in journal section and current journals have been ordered

for subscription by the Central Library. Central Library is also receiving some

journals/newsletters/bulletins on gratis/exchange basis from different Institute or Organizations.

E‐RESOURCES: The library subscribes the following e‐resources (journals) through the

INDEST‐ AICTE consortium:

ACM Digital Library: It consist all types of journals, proceedings, books, technical reports etc.

http://portal.acm.org/portal.cfm

ASCE Journals: Consist 30 journals of American society of Civil engineering, periodicals and

transactions,

http://ascelibrary.aip.org

or

http://scitation.aip.org/publications/myBrowsePub.jsp#ASCE

ASME Journals: consist 20 journals American Society of Mechanical Engineering, periodicals and also

covers Applied Mechanics Review.

http://www.asme.org/

or

http://scitation.aio.org/publications/myBrowsePub.jsp#ASME

IEL (IEEE/IEE): It provides the publications from Institute of electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)

and the Institution of electrical engineers (IEE) and consist 219 (approx.) journals, transactions,

magazines etc.

Springer Links: This includes more than 1200 peer‐reviewed journals, containing medicine sciences,

Business and Economics, chemistry, computer Science, Earth and environmental Science, engineering,

humanities, social Sciences, Mathematics and Physics.

http://www.springlink.com/home/main.mpx/

Nature: It consist all types of journals.

http://www.nature.com/

Indian Standards: The Internet version of Indian Standards on hard disc and CD ROM offered through

INDEST‐AICTE consortium includes the entire collection of 18000 Indian Standards.

9.04 Laboratories

Each department has various laboratories. The laboratories are well equipped with instruments.

9.05 Hospital, Post Office, Shopping Centre

The location of the Institute is in the heart of the city. While banking facility is available in campus, post

office and shopping centres are in the near vicinity.

9.07 Stores & Purchase Section

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The Stores and Purchase Section is an important unit to cater to the needs of Departments/ Units for

purchase of various equipment, chemicals, glassware, hardware, consumables, stationery etc. for research

and general purpose. The procurement is from both indigenous and foreign source.

During the year 2012‐13, the Purchase Section placed orders valued at Rs. . 21329835 (Two Crore

thirteen Lakhs, twenty nine thousand, eight Hundred thirty five) only. The items purchased are as follows:‐

Name of Articles Date Price

Printing of End Sem. Answer Book 25.4.12 91800.00

Hiring of 2 Nos. of DG Set 160 kVA Rental charge yearly 25.4.12 405324.00

Printing of Issue/Return Register for Central Library 1.5.12 24000.00

Supply of Consumable of Photocopier Machine (Sharp) 15.6.12 197978.00

AMC to Sharp make Photocopier & Fax Machine 15.6.12 2,10,333.00

AMC for Housing Keeping Service to IPS Guards 21.6.12 269721.00

Extension of AMC of EPABX for one months 28.6.12 35250.00

Supply of Water Cooler cum Purifier 23.7.12 1766622.00

Extension of EPABX for 3 months 1.8. to 31.10.12 30.7.12 35250.00

Supply of Networking Items for Girls Hostel 7.8.12 75400.00

Supply & Installation of Godrej Split AC 1.5 ton with Stabilizer 17.8.12 670500.00

Supply of Laptop 79 Nos. 30.8.12 3323530.00

Supply of Bar Code Printer & Scanner 30.8.12 57000.00

Repairing of old wooden shelves, Almirah & Newspaper stand 7.9.12 53700.00

Supply of printed laminated envelop & folder 7.9.12 93980.00

Supply of Mid Sem Answer Book & Envelope 13.9.12 86600.00

Supply of Printed I‐Card for inmates of diff. hostels 13.9.12 28170.00

Supply of Stationery Items by Shankar Infotech. 18.9.12 114900.00

Supply of Stationery items by Milan Stationery 18.9.12 12325.00

Supply of Stationery items by Quick System Service 18.9.12 275422.00

Annual Maintenance, repairing & flooring of Dr. G.K.

Choudhary quarter at NIT Patna

10.10.12 327380.00

Supply of Printed Materials by Sumeet Enterprises 10.11.12 852000.00

Supply of Electrical items 14.12.13 91550.00

Supply of A4 Size Paper 5.12.12 91000.00

Supply of HP Toner Cartridge by Mohini Infotech Ltd. 2.1.13 120120.00

Supply of HP Toner Cartridge by Cygnet Computers 2.1.13 362384.00

Supply of Sports Item by Chhabra Store Agencies 3.1.13 70000.00

AMC of EPABX 3.1.13 125844.00

Supply of Consumable of Photocopier Machine/Fax 7.1.13 232916.00

Printing of Store Issue/Indent Book 9.1.2013 18000.00

Supply of Sports Item 24.1.13 95212.00

Supply of Utensils 24.1.13 60345.00

Supply of Lab. Equipment for Environment Engg. Lab. by M/s

Angel Scientific Stores

5.2.13 86786.00

Supply of Printed Institute Magazine ʺParallel Worldʺ 6.2.13 176400.00

Supply of Furniture for Hostels at NIT Patna 6.2.13 978560.00

Supply of RO Water Purifier 6.2.13 25000.00

Supply of Apple Macbook Laptop with Laptop bag 19.2.13 99700.00

Supply of Lab. Equipment for Physics Department 20.2.13 156700.00

Supply of Sports Items 30.1.13 29088.00

Supply of Exide Make Batteries 25.2.13 52500.00

Supply of Lab. Equipment for Climatology Lab. in Arch. Dept. by

Intech Corporation

26.2.13 125800.00

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Supply of Printed Class Test Copy, Attendance Register etc. 5.3.13 41500.00

Supply of Printed Fly Leaf, Cobra file, Arch file 7.3.13 56300.00

Supply of Printing Work for Convocation 2013 8.3.13 189800.00

Photography & Videography for Convocation 2013 8.3.13 26000.00

Supply of Printed I‐Card for Convocation 2013 8.3.13 12825.00

Supply of Ceiling Fan 23.3.13 98000.00

Supply of Desktop Computer for NIT Patna 25.3.13 8891320.00

Total 21329835.00

9.07 Playground: The Institute has a very big playground where many national level football and cricket

matches were arranged in the past, when Patna had no stadium. There is facility for outdoor and indoor

games.

9.08 Other Facilities like Hostels, Messes, Staff Quarters and Administration etc.: Approximately 400

students reside in various hostels of the Institute. Each hostel has its own mess facility which is managed by

students through Contractor of their choice. There are few staff quarters available in the campus for

accommodation of faculty members.

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CHAPTER‐X

NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS

The following workshops/short term courses and conferences has been conducted by different departments

of NIT Patna during 2012‐2013

workshops/short term courses/

conferences

Conducting Department Duration

Recent trend in laboratory and

in‐situ tests in civil engineering

Civil Engineering Department,

NIT Patna

18‐23 June 2012.

Short term course on Wireless

Networks and Security

Information Technology

Department, NIT Patna

15‐19 Oct, 2012

Fundamental of Fluid Mechanics

and Applications (FFMA‐2012)

Mechanical Engineering

Department NIT Patna

10‐11 Nov 2012

National Conference on

Mathematical Modelling and

Application in Sciences and

Engineering (MMASE‐2013)

Mathematics Department, NIT

Patna

09‐10 March 2013

Some of the Special Lecture Organized for UG and PG students

ON Mobile communication by Prof. S.L.Maskara, Former Professor, IIT Kharagpur

Signal Pocessing by Prof. S.C. Dutta Roy, Former Professor, IIT Delhi

Microcontrollers by Prof. Atal Choudhary, Professor, Jadavpur University

10.01 Papers Published in Journals

SN Author(s) Title of Paper Publication Details

1 Kakali Chatterjee, Asoke

De and Daya Gupta

Timestamp based Digital envelope

for secure communication using

HECC

Information Security Journal: A

Global; Perspective 21(2), 79‐87,

2012

2 Daya Gupta, Asoke De

and Kakali Chatterjee

Performance Study of genus 3 Hyper‐

elliptic Curve Cryptosystem

JIPS 8(1) 145‐158, 2012


De and Daya Gupta

An improved ID Based Key

Management Scheme in Wireless

Sensor Network

ICSI (2), 351‐359, 2012

4 Dhirendra Kumar,

Asoke De

Effective size reduction technique for

micro strip filters

Journal of Electromagnetic

Analysis and Applications, (5),

166‐174, 2013


De and Daya Gupta

Mutual Authentication protocol

Using Hyper‐elliptic Curve

Cryptosystem in Constrained

Devices

International Journal of

Net6work Security, 15(1), 9‐15,

2013

6 Taimoor Khan and

Asoke de

A generalized ANN model for

analyzing and synthesizing

Rectangular, Circular and Triangular

Micro‐strip Antennas

Chinese Journal of Engineering,

2013

7 Ranjan Kumar, Shalini

Singh, Anurag Singh,

Khursheed Ahmad,

Facile biosynthesis of sugars to α –

hydroxy propionic acid

byLactobacollushelveticus NCIM‐

J. Chemtracks., 2012, 14(2), 615‐

618.

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Mukesh Choudhary and

S.P. Singh.

2725 exposed to N‐methyl‐N’‐nitro‐

Nnitrosoguanidine.

8 RanjanKumar, Shalini

Singh, Anurag Singh,

Khursheed Ahmad,

Mukesh Choudhary and

S.P. Singh.

Facile biosynthesis of sugars to α –

hydroxy propionic acid

byLactobacollushelveticus NCIM‐

2725 exposed to N‐methyl‐N’‐nitro‐

Nnitrosoguanidine.

J. Chemtracks., 2012, 14(2), 615‐

618.

9 Suman Pal, Lokman H.

Choudhury and

Tasneem Parvin.

One‐pot multicomponent reactions

for the efficient synthesis of highly

functionalized dihydropyridines,

Synthetic Communications2013,

43, 986‐992.

10 Debojyoti Chakraborty, Sita Ram Sharma,

Madhu Bala et. al.

Antibacterial activity, synthesis and

characterization of complexes of CuII,

NiII,ZnII ,FeII ,MnII ,PdII and CdII with

thiosemicarbozone of 2‐

acetylbanzimidazole{(2E)‐2‐[1‐(1H‐

benzimidazole‐2‐yl)ethylidiene]

hydrazinecarbothioamide }.

Inorganic chemistry and Indian

journal(ICAIJ) , 7(5) 2012 P210‐214

11 MadhuBala, Khursheed

Ahmad, S.R. Sharma and

L.K. Mishra.

Preparation , Characterization and

Anti‐fungal activity of 1E‐1‐(1H‐

Benzimidazol‐2‐yl)‐N‐

hydroxyethanimine and 1‐(1H‐

Benzimidazol‐2‐yl)‐N‐hydroxy‐1‐

Phenyl methanimine with Co(II),

Ni(II), Cu(II), Zn(II) and Cd(II).

IOSR Journal of Applied

Chemistry, ISSN: 2278‐

5736.Volume 3, Nov.Dec. 2012 P

21‐29.

12 MadhuBala, Khursheed

Ahmad , S.R. Sharma

and L.K. Mishra.

Synthesis Characterization and

Derivatographic studies of 1‐(1H‐

Benzimidazol‐2‐yl) and 1‐(1H‐

benzimidazol‐2‐yl)phenone with CoII

,NiII and CuII.

IOSR Journal of Applied

Chemistry, ISSN: 2278‐

5736.Volume 3, Nov.Dec.2012 P

46‐52

13 Mahesh Kumar, Rakesh

Kumar, Pankaj Khatak

and Om Prakash

“Convective heat transfer

enhancement by internal heating of

sugarcane juice”

Asian Journal of Science and

Technology (ISSN 0976‐3376) Vol.

4, Issue 04, pp.001‐003, April, 2013

14 M. Kumar, Om Prakash

and K.S. Kasana

“Experimental Investigation on

Natural Convective Heating of Milk”

Journal of Food Process

Engineering ISSN: 1745‐4530 35

(2012) 715‐729. ISSN (printed):

0145‐8876, Wiley Publications,

Impact Factor 0.846.

15 Om Prakash, Ritesh

Kumar Chaurasia

Thermal analysis of exhaust waste

heat for cooling using NH3‐H2O

absorption refrigeration system

International Journal of Current

Research and Review(IJCRR) E‐

ISSN: 0975‐5241(online) P‐ISSN:

2231‐2196 (Print) ICV: 4.18

Vol04/Issue12/ pp. 124‐129, June

2012

16 Mahesh Kumar, Sudhir

Kumar, K.S.Kasana, and

Om Prakash. Samriddhi

“Evaporative heat transfer

coefficients during sensible heating of

milk”

Journal of Physical Sciences,

Engineering and Technology (S‐

JPSET), 2012, 3(1):1‐6.ISSN: 2229‐

7111

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17 Om Prakash and Ritesh Kumar Chaurasia

Thermal Analysis of Exhaust Heat for

Cooling Using NH3‐H2O Absorption

Refrigeration System.

International Journal of Current

Research and Review (IJCRR) vol.

04 Issue 12‐124‐130 June 2012

18 Prakash Chandra and

V.V. Satyamurty

Effect of Anisotropy on Natural

Convective Flow Through a

Rectangular Porous Slab.

Journal of Porous Media

vol‐15 (6), pp 595‐605, 2012

19 Navin Kumar and Amit

Kumar

A Critical Analysis of Convective

Heat Transfer in a Vertical Tubular

Two Phase Flow.


Engineering Research &

Technology. Vol. 1 Issue 6,

August‐2012 ISSN: 22778‐0181

20 Mahesh Kumar, Sudhir

Kumar, Om Prakash and

K.S. Kasana

Evaporative Heat Transfer

Coefficients During Sensible Heating

of Milk.

2012 S‐JPSET vol. 3, Issue 1 page 1‐

6 ISSN: 2229‐7111

21 R. K. Mishra Performance evaluation of MANET

routing protocol for varying number

of nodes.

Pro. IJEAT, pp 877‐880, V0l. 2 2013

22 R. K. Mishra Quality of service optimization in

realm of green monitoring using

broad area sensor network.

Pro. IOSR Journal of computer

engineering , pp.06‐11,vol.10,4,

2013

23 R. K. Mishra Cross layer based performance

optimization for different mobility

and traffic scenarios in adhoc

network.

Pro. IOSR Journal of computer

engineering , pp.71‐77,vol.10,3,

2013

24 B.C. Sahana Analysis of image compression using

wavelet

IOSR Journal of electronics and

communication engineering ,

pp.59‐64,vol.6,1, 2013

25 B.C. Sahana

An ECG data compression method

via local maxima and ASCII character

encoding.

Pro. IOSR Journal of ECE , pp.70‐

75,vol.6,1, 2013

26 B.C. Sahana

Identification of a person by palm

geometry using invariant features.

IJITEE

, pp.264‐269,vol.2,6, 2013

27 D. K. Singh, Sudha Singh ,S.C. Dutta and S.K.

Singh

Enhancing highway traffic safety

through intelligent car

International journal of

distributed and parallel systems,

pp.149‐157, vol.3, 3, 2012.

28 D. K. Singh, Sudha Singh ,S.C. Dutta

A study on recent research trends in

MANET.

International journal of research

and reviews in computer science ,

pp.1654‐1658,vol.3, 2012

29 S. K. Suman and

W.Q. Faridi

Fermentation analysis of four legged

signalized

Indian journal of technical

education New Delhi, pp.72‐84,

vol.35, 2012.

30 S.K. Suman and S. Sinha Parchment condition forecasting

through artificial neural network

modelling.


engineering technology and

advanced engineering, 10, vol.2,

2012.

31 Prabhat Kumar, M. P.

Singh, U.S.Triar and

Sumit Kumar

Energy Band Based Clustering

Protocol for Wireless Sensor

Networks,

International Journal of Computer

Science Issues (IJCSI), 9(4), July

2012 ISSN (Online): 1694‐0814

32 Prabhat Kumar,

Abhishek, Milan Jain,

New Approach to Theftware –

Efficient Solution.

A Advanced Computing: An

International Journal (ACIJ), Vol.

55


Niraj Upadhyay &

Avinash Thakur

3, No. 4, July 2012, ISSN: 2229 ‐

6727.

33 Prabhat Kumar,

M.P.Singh and U.S.Triar

,

A Review of Routing Protocols in

Wireless Sensor Network.


Engineering Research and

Technology: 1(04), June 2012, ISSN

2278 – 0181

34 Preetish Ranjan, Prabhat Kumar and Kumar

Abhishek,

Business Continuity Planning in

Indian Perspective.

Journal of Advances in

Computational Research : An

International Journal, Vol 1,

Number 1‐2, 2012, ISSN: 2277‐5781

35 Ramesh Kumar, Kumar

Manoj, Kumari Arti

Analysis of Delay & Throughput in

MANET for

DSR Protocol

World Academy of Science,

Engineering and Technology 77

2011 (International)

36 M P Singh, MTU Haider

and U.S. Triar

An Investigation of nay Correlation

amongst Cognitive Styles, Cognitive

Traits and Performance of learners

for developing a generalized

semantic framework for adaptive

online learning system.


Computer Science Issues Vol. 9,

no. 3, ISSN‐1694‐0814

37 Anshuman Singh,

Edward F. Neuhauser,

Nicholas A. Azzolina,

Mark Distler, Krista M.

Anders, Melissa A.

Doroski, Alan J.

Rabideau

Statistical techniques for analyzing of

soil vapor intrusion data: A case

study of manufactured gas plant sites

Journal of the Air & Waste

Management Association, Vol.

63, Iss. 2, 2013

10.02 Papers Published/Presented in Conferences/Symposium


1 Taimoor Khan and

Asoke De

A generalized neural simulator

for computing different

parameters of

circular/triangular micro‐strip

antenna simultaneously

IEEE, Asia‐Pacific Conf. on Applied

Electromagnetic, Malaysia, pp‐350‐354,

Dec 11‐13, 2012

2 Taimoor Khan and

Asoke De

A generalized neural method

for simultaneous computation

of resonant frequencies of

rectangular, circular and

triangular micro‐strip antennas

Intl. Conf. on global Innovation

Technology and Science (ICGITS‐2013),

Kerala , India, 2013

3 J A Khot and Om

Prakash

Application of lean

manufacturing in small and

medium scale industry

International conference on issue

&challenges in commerce, management,

technology engineering and social

science at hotel Aurora Tower, Pune July

27‐28, 2012

4 M. Kumar, S.

Kumar, O. Prakash,

K.S. Kasana

Energy requirements in

manufacture of khoa‐a heat

desiccated milk product

International Conference on Energy

Security, Global Warming and

Sustainable Climate, 7‐9 Feb, 2012 BERS

Complex, Varanasi(UP), India.

pp‐ 174‐179.

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5 Mahesh Kumar,

Rakesh Kumar,

PankajKhatak, and

Om Prakash

“Internal heating of sugarcane

juice during sensible mode”

International seminar on renewable

energy for institutes and communities in

urban and rural settings, April 27‐29,

2012, Hisar.

6 Om Prakash and

Manmohan Singh

(2012)

“Review paper on a

comparative study of biodiesel

with petroleum diesel” in

AMEET 2012

National Conference on Advances in

Mechanical Engineering and Emerging

Technologies. April 07‐08, 2012

7 Dr. S.K.Singh Application of Homotopy

Perturbation on Method in the

solution in moving boundary

problem in Finite domain.

5‐6 November 2012, in Mathematical

National Conference on Recent Trends

sciences & their Application

8 Dr. S.K.Singh Homotopy perturbation

transform method to solve time

fractional non linear BBMS

Equation

9th ‐10th March2013, National Conference

on Mathematical Modeling &

Application in sciences & Engineering,

9 Dr. S.K.Singh Survey on Women in

Computing: Key Challenges

Opportunities

28th‐29th, March,2012 International

conference on Women in Science and

Technology , at Mody Institute of

Technology & Science(Deemed

University), Rajasthan,

10 Rajesh Kr Sinha

&

Rishi Kumar Jha

Evaluation of Multidimensional

Integral using Monte Carlo

Method

9th ‐10th March 2013, National

Conference on Mathematical Modeling

& Application in sciences & Engineering.

11 Rajesh Kr Sinha

&

Rishi Kumar Jha

Estimation of errors for product

rule in case of multiple Integrals

9th ‐11th January 2013

49th annual conference org. by The

Economical society at Deptt. of Statistics,

P.U. Patna

12 Rishi Kumar Jha

&

Rajesh Kr Sinha

Evaluation of Multidimensional

Integral using Monte Carlo

Method

9th ‐10th March 2013, National

Conference on Mathematical Modeling

& Application in sciences & Engineering.

13 Rishi Kumar Jha

&

Rajesh Kr Sinha

Estimation of errors for product

rule in case of multiple Integrals

9th ‐11th January 2013

49th annual conference org. by The

Economical society at Deptt. of Statistics,

P.U. Patna

14 N. S. Maurya, P.

Sahu and S. Sahu

Bio‐waste Management through

energy recovery option in an

Indian village, .

Ist international brainstorming on waste

to energy in India, 24‐25 august 2012,

Mumbai Ist international brainstorming

on waste to energy in India, 24‐25 august

2012, Mumbai

15 N. S. Maurya, P.

Sahu and S. Sahu

Waste Management biogas

recovery :Case study of Villages

of Chhattisgarh state (India)

TRANSILIENCE 2012 international

conference on technology enabled

organizational transformation, 21‐23

june 2012, Mumbai .

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16 S S Mishra A paper on Flutter derivatives

by covariance drove SSI

Technique from wind tunnel

test on section model of bridge

deck

workshop on wind tunnel testing

techniques and applications at IIT

Kanpur during 22‐23 March 2013.

17 Abdul Rahman

Quaff and Bhumika

Singh

Health effect of air pollution: A

case study of Allahabad city in

India

International conference on

environmental pollution and radiation’

(ICEPR 13) during July 15‐17, 2013 at

Ryerson University in Toronto, Canada.

18 Abdul Rahman

Quaff, Smita

Venkatesh and N.D.

Pandey

Degradation and mineralization

of azo dyes textile effluent

using biological and advanced

oxidation processes

national conference on recent advances

I civil engineering (RACE‐2013), June

13‐15,2013, NIT Patna

19 Abdul Rahman

Quaff, Ashish

Tiwari, R. P. Tiwari,

Chitosan cryogen as polymeric

filter media and adsorbent

national conference on recent advances

in civil engineering (RACE2013), June 13‐

15, 2013, NIT Patna.

20 Amit Kumar, Anil

Kumar & Prabhat

Kumar

Smart Home System International Conference on Computer

Science and Engineering (CSE), June,

2012, Guwahati, ISBN : 978‐93‐81693‐90‐

2

21 Afzal Hussain

Shahid, Mohd.

Afazal Ansari

&Prabhat Kumar,

Technologies and Security

Issues of a Smart Home

International Conference on Computer

Science and Engineering, June, 2012,

Guwahati, ISBN : 978‐93‐81693‐90‐2

22 Kumar Abhishek,

Prabhat Kumar,

Tushar Sharad,“

Automation of Regression

Analysis: Methodology and

Approach”,

First International conference on Soft

Computing, Artificial Intelligence and

Application (SCAI‐2012), May 25th‐26th ,

2012 at New Delhi, India.

23 Kumar Abhishek,

Sahana Roshan,

Prabhat Kumar,

Rajeev Ranjan,

A Comprehensive study on

Multifactor Authentication

Schemes”,

Second International conference on

Advances in Computing and

Information Technology (ACITY‐2012),

July 13th‐15th , 2012 at Chennai, India.

24 Jyoti Prakash Singh,

Prabhat Kumar and

Sunil Kumar Singh.

Delay prediction in mobile ad

hoc network using trapezoidal

fuzzy numbers.

Ninth International Joint Conference on

Computer Science and Software

Engineering (JCSSEʹ12),pages 60‐64,

Bangkok, Thailand, May 2012.

IEEE.DOI: 978‐1‐4673‐1921‐8/12

25 Tapasi Bhattacharjee

and Jyoti Prakash

Singh.

Secret Image Sharing Scheme

Based On Pixel Replacement.

In 9th International Conference on

Heterogeneous Networking for Quality,

Reliability, Security and Robustness

(QSHINE 13), pages , New Delhi, India,

Jan 2013, Springer.

26 Amitava Nag, Jyoti

Prakash Singh,

Sushanta Biswas, D.

Sarkar and Partha

Pratim Sarkar.

Distortion Free Secret Image

Sharing Based on X‐OR

Operation.

In International Conference on

Communications, Devices and

Intelligent Systems (CODIS 12), pages

286‐289, Kolkata, India, Dec 2012. IEEE.

DOI: 10.1109/CODIS.2012.6422194

27 Tapasi

Bhattacharjee, Jyoti

A (n, n) Secret Image Sharing

Scheme Based On Array

Scrambling.

In Third International Conference on

Emerging Applications of Information

Technology (EAIT 2012), pages 287‐290,

58


Prakash Singh and

Samar Bhattacharya.

Kolkata, India, Nov 2012. IEEE. DOI:

10.1109/EAIT.2012.6407925

28 Jyoti Prakash Singh,

Paramartha Dutta

and Amlan

Chakrabarti.

Temporal characteristics of

clustering in mobile ad hoc

network.

In International Conference on Advances

in Computing, Communications and

Informatics (ICACCI‐2012), pages 255‐

261, Chennai, India, August 2012. ACM.

DOI: 10.1145/2345396.2345439

29 Tapasi

Bhattacharjee, Jyoti

Prakash Singh and

Prodipta Bhowmik

A Novel Secret Image Sharing

Scheme using One Pixel

Grouping

In Paradigm Shift in Education

Technology and Content (E‐TCM

2012),pages 131‐135, Kolkata, March

2012. ISBN 978‐81‐923034‐7‐5

30 Jeevan Kumar, M.

P. Singh

Virtaul Coordinate in Wireless

sensor network

International Conference on Control,

Communications and Computer

Technology (ICCCCT‐2013), 132‐136,

ISBN‐78‐93‐82208‐76‐1, March 2013

31 Paritosh Puri and M.

P. Singh

A survey paper on Routing in

Delay Tolerant network

International Conference on Information

systems and Computer Networks

(ISCON‐2013) pp‐215‐220, March 2013

32 Sridhar Kumar and

M. P. Singh

Wireless Sensor Networks: A

survey of problems of Coverage

and Connectivity

International Conclave on Innovations in

Engineering and Management (ICIEM‐

2013) Feb 2013

33 Anshuman Singh,

Richelle Allen‐King,

Alan J Rabideau

Modeling Reactive Transport

with Nonlinear Sorption and

Pore Diffusion

Poster presentation at American

Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, San

Fransisco, California (December 2012).

34 Amrita Sinha,

Ramesh Kumar,

D.N. Vishwakarma

Fuzzy Logic and Radial Basic

Function Neural Network based

Protection of Turbo generator

National Conference on Artificial

Intelligence and Agents: Theory&

Applications December 2011, BHU

Varanasi

Workshop / Seminar Attended:

SN Name of Faculty Topic Organiser Duration

1. Mukesh

Choudhary

National Conference on

Mathematical Modelling

and Application in Sciences

and Engineering (MMASE‐

2013)

Department of

Mathematics, NIT

Patna (Bihar) India

March 09‐10, 2013

2. Mukesh Choudhary SHORT TERM COURCES

ON Fundamental of Fluid

Mechanics and

Applications

Nov 10‐11,2012

3. Khursheed Ahmed National Conference on

Mathematical Modelling

and Application in Sciences

and Engineering (MMASE‐

2013)

Department of

Mathematics, NIT

Patna (Bihar) India

March 09‐10, 2013

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4. Dr. Om Prakash National Conference on

Advances in Mechanical

Engineering and Emerging

Technologies.

SAE, KNIT (Student

chapter) and Dept. of

Mech. Engineering

KNIT Sultanpur‐

India.

April 07‐08, 2012

5. Dr. Om Prakash Development of framework

for benchmarking of

Sewage treatment system

with reference to sewage

pumping station

IIT Delhi assisted by

NIT Patna.

15 April 2012

6. Dr. Om Prakash Solaris 2012 An


Energy Security, Global

Warming and Sustainable

Climate

Varanasi (UP). Feb 07‐09, 2012

7. Jayanti Chaoudhary Fundamental of Fluid

Mechanics and

Applications (FFMA‐2012

NIT Patna Nov 10‐11, 2012

8. Jayanti Chaoudhary

Short term course on

Wireless Networks and

Security

IT dept , NIT Patna Oct., 15‐19, 2012

9. Rajesh Kumar Sinha Recent Trends in

Mathematical Analysis &

Modeling

Department of

Mathematics, BIT

Patna

3rd‐4th December

‘2012

10. Rajesh Kumar Sinha National Conference on

Recent Development in

Mathematics & related areas

Department of

Mathematics, P.U&

Patna Science

Collage ,Patna

24th‐29th December

2012

11. Rishi Kumar Jha Workshop on

Fundamentals of Fluid

Mechanics and its

Applications(FFMA)

Department of

Mathematics &

Mechanical

10th ‐11th November

2012

12. Rishi Kumar Jha Recent Trends in

Mathematical Analysis &

Modeling

Department of

Mathematics, BIT

Patna

3rd‐4th December

‘2012

13. Rishi Kumar Jha National Conference on

Recent Development in

Mathematics & related areas

Department of

Mathematics, P.U&

Patna Science

Collage ,Patna

24th‐29th December

2012

14. Dr. A.G. Barman. Inner Engineering

Opportunities &

Challenges.

Deptt. of Production

Engg. Jadavpur

University

15. Sri Krishna Singh SHORT TERM COURCES

ON Fundamental of Fluid

Mechanics and

Applications

NIT Patna Nov,10‐11,2012

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16. N S Mourya Development of a

framework for

benchmarking of sewage

treatment system with

reference to sewage

pumping station

IIT Delhi. 5 April 2012

17. N S Mourya one day review workshop

for ongoing research by

department of science and

technology, GOI

SVNIT, Surat, Gujrat 2012.

18. N S Mourya Two days national seminar

on sustainable construction‐

need of the hour

BIT Patna, March 2‐3, 2013.

19. N S Mourya Three days’ workshop on

Mathematical modelling of

embankment breaching

NIH, Patna.

19‐21 March 2013

20. S S Mishra An introduction to advance

techniques of defect

detection under NDT

methods ‘ in a national

workshop on recent trends

in –situ and laboratory tests

in civil engineering

department of civil

engineering

21. S S Mishra national workshop on Wind

tunnel Testing techniques

and applications

IIT Kanpur

22. S S Mishra national conference on

recent advances in civil

engineering

NIT Patna.

23. S S Mishra national building congress

at Patna organized by

building construction

department,

Govt. of Bihar.

24. S K Suman National seminar on

hazardous waste

management and health

care in India

The institution of

engineers, Patna

9‐10 March 2013.

25. S K Suman Fundamentals of fluid

mechanics and applications

Department of

mathematics NIT

Patna

10‐11 Nov.2012.

26. S K Suman Training on disaster

resistant constitutions of

building,

Bihar State disaster

management

authority,

18 March 2013.

27. S K Suman Recent trend in laboratory

and in‐situ tests in civil

engineering

NIT Patna 18‐23 June 2012.

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28. S K Suman Accident analysis and

prediction of model on

national highway.


advances in civil

engineering

17‐18 Dec. 2012.

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CHAPTER‐XI

ANNEXURE


Sl.

No.

Name Designation

1. Sri. Manas Bihari Verma

Chairperson, BOG


Patna‐800005

(Former Director, Aeronautical Development Agency,

[DRDO], Bangalore, Karnataka)

Chairperson, BOG

NIT Patna

2. Prof. Asok De

Director

National Insitute of Technology Patna

Patna‐800005

Ex‐officio Member

3. Additional Secretary/Joint Secretary

Incharge dealing with technical

Education,

Member




New Delhi‐110 001

Member

4. Financial

Advisor,

Member




New Delhi‐110 001

Member

5. Prof. Surendra Kumar

Nominee of Govt. of Bihar

Member

6. Nominee of Govt. of Bihar (Vacant) Member

7. Prof. Rajiv Sinha

Professor (Engineering Member

Geosciences)

Member

Department of Civil Engineering

Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur

Kanpur‐ 208016

Member

8. Prof. Rohini Godbole

Centre for High Energy Physics

Indian Institute of Science

Bangalore‐560012

Member

63

Sl.

No.

Name Designation

9. Prof. Suresh Mohan Jha



Patna‐800005

Member

10. SENATE nominee from amongst Assistant Professors/

Associate Professors (vacant)

Member

11. Prof. Anil Kumar Bhowmick

Director

Indian Institute of Technology Patna

Patna‐ 800 013

Member

12. Prof. Vidya Sagar

Registrar


Patna‐ 800005

Secretary to the BOG


1 Prof. Manas Bihari Verma, Former Director,

Aeronautical Development Agency, (DRDO),

Bangalore, Karnataka

Chairman, Board of Governors,

NIT Patna (ex‐officio Chairman)

Chairman

2 Prof. Asok De

Director, NIT Patna

Director, NIT Patna

(ex‐officio)

Member

3 Joint Secretary dealing with NITs or his nominee,

MHRD

Nominee of MHRD Govt. of India Member

4 Financial Adviser (HRD) or his nominee, MHRD Nominee of MHRD Govt. of India Member



7 Prof. Vidya Sagar Registrar, NIT Patna, (ex‐officio) Member‐

Secretary


1. Prof. Asok De

Director, NIT Patna

Chairman, BWC, NIT Patna

2. Sri Rajesh Singh

Deputy Secretary (NITs), Deptt. of Higher Education,


“C” wing, Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi‐110001


3. Superintending Engineer(C), PCC, CPWD, 6th Floor, Member, BWC NIT Patna

64

Pant Bhawan, Patna‐1

4. Sri J.M. Paswan

Superintending Engineer (E), PCEC, CPWD, 7th

Floor, Pant Bhawan, Patna‐1


5. Dr. G.K. Choudhary

Dean(Planning & Development)

NIT Patna.


6. Vacant Member (to be nominated by

BOG, NIT Patna)

7. Sri Navin Soi

Director (Finance), Deptt. of Higher Education,


“C” wing, Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi‐ 110001


8. Sri Bhisma Kumar Chugh

Special Advisor,

Innovative Technologies & Systems,

Govt. of NCT of Delhi, Delhi Secretariat, I.P. Estate,

Room No. B 404, New Delhi‐110002

Res. Add:‐ C‐II/151, Satya Marg, Chanakya Puri, New

Delhi‐ 110021.

[email protected]


1/2

9. Prof. A.K. Sinha

Executive Engineer(ESU),

NIT Patna cum Chairman, Works Monitoring

Committee for IVRCL Construction Works at NIT

Patna.


10. Sri K.H.K. Prasad

COO, IVRCL Limited, Hyderabad

Representative of the Contractor, IVRCL Ltd.,

Hyderabad for NIT Patna Building Projects.


11. Sri G.D. Roy

Executive Director and Project In‐charge, NIT Patna

Projects, Consulting Engineering Services (India)

Pvt. Ltd. (PMC for IVRCL Projects at NIT Patna.)

57 Nehru Place(5th Floor), New Delhi‐ 110019.


12. Sri A.G. Krishna Menon

Consulting Architect for IVRCL Projects at NIT

Patna, F‐313 C, 2nd floor Lado Sarai, New Delhi‐

110030



Senate

65

Sl.

No.

Name Address Designation

1. Prof.Asok De Director, NIT

Patna

Chairman,

SENATE

2. Prof.Sudarshan Singh Prof. of Mech.

Engg.

Member

3. Prof. M.M. Choudhary Prof. of Elect.

Engg.

Member

4. Prof. S.M. Jha Prof. of

Mathematics

Member

5. Prof. U.S. Triar Prof. of Elect.

Engg. & Dean

(Academic)

Member

6. Prof. G.K. Choudhary Prof. of Elect.

Engg.

Member

7. Prof. S.K. Verma Prof. of Mech.

Engg.

Member

8. Prof. D.K. Singh Prof. of

Electronics and

Communication

Engg.

Member

9. Prof.Ajay Kumar Sinha Prof. of Civil

Engg.

Member

10. Prof. Shormishtha Panja

[email protected]

[email protected]

Head, Deptt. of

English,

University of

Delhi, New Delhi‐

110007

Member

11. Prof.PushplataTripathi

[email protected]

School of Science,

IGNOU,

MaidanGarhi,

New Delhi‐

110068

Member

12. Dr.DebranjanSarkar

[email protected]

VEC Salt Lake

City, Kolkata‐

700064

Member

13. Dr. L.B. Roy HOD, Civil Engg. Special invitee

14. Dr.Sawal Kishore Singh HOD,

Mathematics

Special invitee

15. Dr. N.R. Lal HOD, Physics Special invitee

16. Dr.Kalpana Sinha HOD,

Humanities and

Social Sciences

Special invitee

17. Dr.FulenaRajak HOD,

Architecture

Special invitee

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18. Sri A.K. Sahani HOD, Elect. Engg. Special invitee

19. Dr. Sita Ram Sharma HOD, Chemistry Special invitee

20. Dr. M.P. Singh HOD, CSE & ITY Special invitee

21. Prof. VidyaSagar Registrar, NIT

Patna

Secretary to

SENATE

Departmental Advisory Committee

Each department has its own advisory committee. Head of the department is Chairman of the committee

and all the Professors, Associate Professors and Assistant Professors in the department are the members of

the committee. Committee meets regularly in order to monitor the departmental activities.

11.5 Research Projects and Consultation Jobs

BRNS Project:

The Centre for Water Resources Studies, CWRS, Department of Civil Engineering, NIT Patna is carrying out

a Research Project on the topic “Development of Integrated Software for estimation of Design basis flood for

Inland Nuclear Power Projects site” sponsored by Board of Research and Nuclear Science, Department of

Atomic Energy, Mumbai.

Proposal under PMGSY:

National Institute of Technology Patna (erstwhile Bihar College of Engineering Patna) has been acting as

STA for scrutinizing the detailed Project Report (DPR)/ Package proposal for construction of Roads in Bihar

under Pradhan Mantri Gramin Sadak Yojna (PMGSY). This has been sponsored by National Rural Road

Development Agency, Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India.

State Government Interaction

The Institute is actively involved in various Committees of State Government e.g. Education Expert

Committee, Bihar Science Council Management Committee, Disaster Management Committee .etc.

11.6 Faculty Position

Post Sanction Strength In Position

Professor 20 2 + 10 = 12

Associate Professor 40 19

Assistant Professor 81 38

Total 141 69

11.7 Administrative and other Staff

Dean (P&D) Prof. (Dr.) G K Choudhary Professor Electrical Engineering

Dean (R&C) Prof.(Dr.) Sudarshan Singh Professor of Mechanical Engineering

Dean (Student Affairs) Prof. (Dr.) S. M. Jha Professor of Mathematics

Dean (Academic Affairs) Prof. (Dr.) U. S. Triar Professor of Electrical Engineering

Registrar Prof Vidya Sagar Associate Professor of Electrical

Engineering

Deputy Registrar(Procurement) Dr. Prakash Chandra Associate Professor of Mechanical

Engineering

Deputy Registrar(Examination) Dr. Sita Ram Sharma Associate Professor of Chemistry

Assistant Registrar(Admission) Dr. M. P. Singh Assistant Professor of Computer

Science &Engineering

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Assistant Registrar(IT Services) Sri. Prabhat Kumar Assistant Professor of Information

Technology

Assistant Registrar(Students) Sri. Sanjay Kumar Assistant Professor Civil Engineering

11.8 Staff Members deputed/ Sponsored for Training, Learning

Nil

11.9 Courses and Admissions

B.Tech, five years duration B. Arch., Two years duration M.Tech and three to five years duration Ph.D.


The Institute offers degree courses B.Tech, B.Arch., Post Graduate Courses M.Tech, and Doctoral courses in

the following Engineering subjects/ specialisations.


Graduation Program:


Full time

2

B. Tech

Civil Engineering

4 year –

Full time








2 year –

Full time

2







Science & EngineeringComputer Science & Engineering


Engineering




Communication Engineering Communication Systems


Engineering


Transfer



1

Dual Degree

Architecture

Minimum

4 Yrs

2 Civil Engineering






Doctoral Program:

1

Ph. D

Architecture

Minimum

3 Yrs

2 Civil Engineering



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8 Chemistry


10 Mathematics

11 Physics

11.11 Scholarship and Awards

Sl.


1. Minority‐1 Minority Commission, Ranchi 17000

2. Ex‐seerviceman‐1 Uttar Pradesh Sainik Kalyan 2500




6. ST‐2 ST & SC Development Deptt. Orrissa 49760

7. Gen‐1 SitaRam Jindal Foundation, New Delhi 2400



10. ST‐3 Director of Tech. Edn., Itanagar 17800

11. BCE‐1 BC Welfare, WB 15880

12. SC‐2 Welfare of SC, Assam 27368

13. SC‐1 Tech. Edn., HP 6000

14. SC‐1 Social Welfare Dept., Karnataka 50000

15. Minority‐1 Director of Tech. Edn., Thiruvanthpuran 20000

16. OBC‐1 ST Dept. Chhattisgarh, Raipur 13260

17. SC‐1 Director of Tech. Edn., H.P. 6000


19. ST‐1 ST Development, U.P. 15300


21. OBC‐1 District Welfare Nagpur, M.P. 21060

22. Gen‐1 Director of Tech. Edn., Assam 10600

23. ST‐1 Director of Tech. Edn., Assam 14630



26. ST‐3 Director of Tech. Edn., Kohima 34800

27. ST‐1 Director of Tech. Edn., Andhra Pradesh 10600

28. SC‐1 Social welfare, Krishna Dist. A.P. 17044

29. SC‐2 District Welfare U.P. 24510


31. SC‐158 District Welfare, Patna 3165600

32. ST‐53 District Welfare, Patna 857000

33. OBC‐21 District Welfare, Patna 490810

34. Minority‐14 Bihar State Minority Fin. Corp., Patna 39500

Total Rs. 5214882

11.12 Training and Placement Statistics

69

The placement and training cell of NIT Patna has played a significant role in the training and proper

placement of final and pre‐final year students of NIT Patna. Following is the branch wise break‐up of the

campus selection during 2012‐13.

Sl.No

Date of

Visit

Name of Comp/Org. ME EE CE ECE CSE Arch IT Total Remarks

1 06.08.2012 VERIZON 8 3 11

2 07.08.2012 TATA Motors. Ltd. 2 2 4

3 31.08.2012 MUSIGMA 1 2 3 2 8

4 07.09.2012 Capgemini 3 5 6 14

5

11.09.2012 SAMSUNG

Engineering Lab

4 4

6

3.10.2012 Compro Technology 0 Result

awaited

7

18.10.2012 Mahindra &

Mahindra

3 3

8 30.10.2012 Hero MotoCorp Ltd. 6 6

9 01.11.2012 ABB Ltd. 4 4

10

02.11.2012 Ericsson India Global

Services Pvt. Ltd.

11 12 1 24

11

06.11.2012 Indian Navy 1 1 Result

awaited

12 08.11.2012 Maruti Suzuki 4 4

13 10.11.2012 Infosys 4 1 4 10 4 23

14

17.11.2012 Hydrabad Industries

Ltd.

1 1

15

22.11.2012 Oceaneering

International Services

Ltd.

3 3

16

26.11.2012 Rancore

Technologies

2 5 7

17

04.12.2012 Indian Army 0 Result

awaited

18

17.12.2012 Godrej & Boyce Mfg.

Co.

1 3 4

19 22.12.2012 L & T (ECC) 4 4 8 2 18

20 03.01.2013 ERA Group 2 2

21 07.01.2013 Tricon Infotech 3 1 1 5

22 10.01.2013 L & T (Powai) 2 2

23

24.01.2013 Polaris Financial

Technology

3 1 4

24 28.01.2013 BPCL 6 5 11

25

04.02.2013 Sobha Developers 0 Result

awaited

26 07.02.2013 IOCL 2 4 4 10

27 08.02.2013 AFCONS INFRA Ltd. 2 3 5

28 14.02.2013 Mecon Ltd. 3 3

29

28.02.2013 NEWTON Tutorial

Pvt. Ltd.

2 3 2 7 1 wating

(IT Dept.)

30

01.03.2012 Samsung Research

India

1 1

31 11.03.2013 ITDC Ltd. 2 2

32 19.03.2013 VEDANTA 4 5 1 10

33

03.04.2013 Saint Gobain Glass

India Ltd.

0 Result

awaited

70

34 16.04.2013 Viraj Profiles Ltd. 1 1

35 03.06.2013 IL & FS

36 22.06.2013 Trident Group

37 Bhushan Steel 2 4 6

Total no. of job offers

made

43 41 23 40 43 2 16 208

Total no. of

registered eligible

students

48 56 45 62 63 28 302

% of offers 89.58 73.21 51.1 64.52 68.25 57.14 68.874

*Complete Results yet to be received.

PG PLACEMENT REPORT OF NIT PATNA (2012‐2013)

Sl.No. Date of

Visit

Name of Comp/Org. ME EE CE ECE AR CSE IT Total Remarks

1 07.09.12 CAPGEMINI 1 1 2

2 18.10.2012 Mahindra &

Mahindra

1 1

3 28.02.2013 NEWTON Tutorial

Pvt. Ltd.

1 1 1 waiting

(EE

Dept.)

Total no. of offers

made recruited

1 2 0 1 0 0 0 4

Vocational Training:

The placement and training cell has arranged for on‐site vocational training (VT) of all final as well as pre‐

final year students of NIT Patna in reputed organisations/companies like ABB, SIEMENS, DRDO, BSNL,

NTPC, Prashar Bharti, SAIL, HEC, ECR, NHPC, etc. Following is the branch wise break up of organisation/

companies where the vocational training of students has been arranged during 2012‐13

Sl. Branch Name of Organization

01 Mechanical

Engineering

IOCL, NTPC, SAIL, HAL, NALCO, ECR, ITDR MSME, HECL, Bharat

Wagon, KBUNL, Kolkata Port Trust, Shipyard

02 Electrical

Engineering

IOCL, BSNL, NTPC, SAIL, BHEL, NHPC, OIL, HECL, KBUNL, Prasar

Bharti, Hindalco, BSEB, KEAEL, ETI, GAIL, DLW, TU, PGCIL, SBFC,

ONGC, PESU, VECC

03 Civil Engineering IRCON, NTPC, SAIL, NHPC, HAL, SSPL, OIL, SRB, GRB, IITK, IITD,

NPCIL, ACC

04 Electronics &

Communication

Engineering

IOCL, BSNL, NTPC, SAIL, BHEL, HCL, DRDO, SSPL, DMRC, HECL,

Prasar Bharti, TATA Steel, NIC, BEL, NITK, STESALIT, TTC, DLMW, LG

Electronics, MTNL, SNTI

05 Computer Science

& Engineering

BSNL, SAIL, HCL, DRDO, NIC, DMRC, Student Corner, IIT Bombay,

CEL, NIIT, ISSA, STTC, Micro Max Information

06 Information

Technology

IOCL, BSNL, SAIL, NHPC, NIVT, NIC, Student Corner, SSE, Department

It Simla, JAPIT, SREST, VSERVE, A Mass Softech, Applied Lab, CMPDI,

Softech Park India, USHA Computer , Servition It Solution, NCR, NIT

Surathkal, Software Mahathi, Apin Technology, BHEL

11.10 Finance and Accounts details

For the Financial year 2012‐13 audited annual accounts received Principal Accountant General (Audit) Bihar

is attached herewith.

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