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S. M. PATEL INSTITUTE OF COMMERCE

GLS CAMPUS, ELLISBRIDGE

AHMEDABAD-380006

ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANACE REPORT

ACADEMIC YEAR 2011-12

S.M. Patel Institute of Commerce is a premier institute imparting UG & PG

programs in Commerce. We at SMPIC, endeavour to accomplish a multi-

dimensional growth of students by providing a strong academic environment and

remarkable infrastructural facilities. This quest for excellence is achieved through

the incessant efforts of the dedicated teaching faculty and devoted administrative

staff under the constant and able guidance of the principal Dr. Ashwinbhai Purohit.

Principal

Dr. Ashwin Purohit, M.Com., M.Phil. and Ph.D.

Teaching Staff

Accountancy & Commerce Department

1. Prof. Bimal Solanki - B.Com. (3rd

Rank at Gujarat University), M.Com. (3rd

Rank

at Gujarat University) and M.Phil.

2. Prof. Rajul Goenka - M.Com. and M.Phil.

3. CA Sneha Master – B.Ed., LL.B., M.Com., M.Phil. and CA

4. Prof. Bhavna Parwani - M.Com. and M.Phil.

5. CA Marzun Jokhi - M.Com., CA and pursuing Ph.D.

6. Prof. Kruti Mahadevia - M.Com. and M.Phil.

7. Prof. Aashal Bhatt – LL.B., M.Com. and M.Phil.

8. Prof. Krupa Bhatt - M.Com., M.Phil. and pursuing Ph.D.

9. Dr. Gurudutta Japee – M.Com. (Gold Medalist), M.Phil., Ph.D., LL.B., MBA,

DCST, DIII and CCA.

10. Prof. Bhavik Swadia - M.Com. and pursuing Ph.D.

11. Prof. Jaimin Patel - M.Com. and pursuing CA Final.

Statistics Department

1. Dr. Kavita Dave – B.Sc. (First Rank in College – Ratanji Gold Medal), M.Sc.

(Gold Medalist) and Ph.D.

2. Prof. Devyani Mukhopadhyay – M.Sc. (Awarded with C.G.Khatri Gold Medal for

securing 1st Rank), M.Phil. and pursuing Ph.D.

English Department 1. Prof. Keyur Vohra – M.A., M.Phil and pursuing Ph.D.

2. Prof. Bhumika Ansodaria - B.Ed., M.A., M.Phil and pursuing Ph.D.

3. Prof. Gitanjali Rampal - B.A. (Gold Medalist), B.Ed., M.A., M.Phil and pursuing

Ph.D.

4. Prof. Rajani Suthar - B.A. (Gold Medalist), M.A., M.Phil and pursuing Ph.D.

Economics Department

1. Dr. Mala Sharma - B.Ed., M.A., M.Phil and Ph.D.

2. Prof. Vijay Tripathi - B.Ed., M.A., M.Phil and pursuing Ph.D

3. Prof. Nasheman Bandookwala - M.A., M.Phil and pursuing Ph.D.

Physical Education

Mr. Prakash Chaudhari- M.P.Ed. and pursuing M.Phil.

Librarian

Ms. Parul Jani – M.Lib.

Administrative Staff

1. Mr. Bharat Pateliya - Sr. Clerk

2. Mr. Ghemar Desai – Jr. Clerk

3. Ms. Disha Trivedi - Jr. Clerk

4. Ms. Viral Joshi - Jr. Clerk

5. Mr. Viramsinh Vaghela – Peon

6. Mr. Alpesh Parmar - Peon

7. Mr. Ashok Vaghela – Peon

8. Mr. Gautamsinh Chauhan – Peon

9. Mr. Jomalal Patel – Peon

10. Ms. Reshma Rajane - Peon

The IQAC constituted in the year 2009-2010 continued to function in the year

2011-2012 with following members and office bearers.

Composition of IQAC

1. Chairperson - Dr. Ashwin Purohit

2. Coordinator - Prof. Marzun Jokhi

3. Faculty Members -(1) Prof. Bhumika Ansodaria

(2) Prof. Keyur Vora

(3) Prof Rajul Goenka

(4) Prof. Mala Sharma

(5) Prof. Kavita Dave

4. External Experts :

Dr. Bhalchandra Joshi(Registrar, Gujarat Law Society)

Mr. Piyush Desai(Chairman and Managing Director, Vagh Bakri Group)

5. Senior Administrative Staff - (1) Mr. Bharat Patelia

ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT (AQAR) FOR ACADEMIC

YEAR 2011-12

Section A: PLAN OF ACTION CHALKED OUT BY THE IQAC IN THE BEGINNING

OF THE YEAR TOWARDS QUALITY ENHANCEMENT AND THE

OUTCOME ACHIEVED BY THE END OF THE YEAR.

To organize different co-curricular activities to motivate students to achieve

excellence in co-curricular activities.

The institute organizes various activities for the students of the institute. These

activities not only help the students to develop confidence but also gives them

varied experiences and helps them to develop certain skills like event management,

oratory skills etc.

Inter Collegiate Swami Vivekanand Elocution Competition organized at

SMPIC

To commemorate 150th

birth anniversary of Swami Vivekanand, SMPIC organized

Swami Vivekanand Elocution Competition for various colleges of Gujarat Law

Society on 12th

January 2012. Around 14 participants spoke on the topic “Active

Participation of Youth In Politics will make India Corruption Free and safe”. The

winners of the competition were awarded with cash prizes and the certificates.

State Level Accounting Talent Hunt and Commerce Talent Hunt 2012

S. M. Patel Institute of Commerce and Indian Accounting Association (Gujarat

Branch)jointly organised state level Accounting Talent Hunt for college students

and state level Commerce Talent Hunt for higher secondary commerce students on

28th January,2012. Nearly 500 students across the Gujarat state participated in this

competition.

Facets 2012

More than 150 students participated in Fashion Show, Western Dance and

Costume designing competitions of Facets 2012 held on 9th January, 2012 at

Tagore Hall. The event was judged by Shri Keyur Desai, Ms. Rajika Kacheria and

Mr. Hemant Kotekar

In-House Fine Arts Competition

SMPIC organized the following In-House Fine Arts Competition on 2nd

Sept. 2011

in the college premises.

Civil Defence Day SMPIC celebrated Civil Defence Day from 3

rd December to 5

th December 2012 in

which around 100 students participated in the following activities:

Essay Writing Debate Merathone

To motivate more number of students to pursue professional and higher

education programmes

The institute has observed a remarkable increase in number of students pursuing

professional courses like CA, CS, ICWA and the courses offered by NIFT,

Aviation academies etc. Many students prepared, appeared and cleared various

competitive exams. Majority of them were pursuing CA and CS courses.

To encourage faculty members and students to take part in national and

international seminar/conference.

Many faculty members presented papers in seminars and conferences the details of

which are included at appropriate place in the report.

To organize educational and industrial visits to various industries and

organizations.

SMPIC conducts industrial visits and educational tours with an objective to bridge

the gap between theoretical and practical application of the subject knowledge and

thus widen their knowledge horizons. This year students were taken to the

following places:

Visit To Gujarat Ashram (Vasad), Varakhadi And Angur Pulse Mill

On 11th February 2012 60 students of SMPIC visited Gujarat ashram of Shri

Shri Ravishankar at Vasad where they attended a session on “ HEALTH AND

HAPPINESS”. Students were taught values of time, good health and good habits.

Later they were taken to Verakhadi which is a picnic spot near river Mahi which

enhanced their knowledge about environment and importance of river in human

life. They also visited Radheshyam pulse mill which produces an exports Tuver

Dal with the brand name Angur. They were shown the production process and

encourage to ask various questions. Overall the trip enhanced the knowledge of

spirituality, environment and technology in their life.

Study Enhancement Visit at AMA

On 15th March 2012 S.M.Patel Institute of Commerce organized study

enhancement program for students of B com and M com at AMA. The incharge

faculties Prof Krupa Bhatt and Prof Nasheman Bandookwala along with 34

students went to AMA at 8.30 am. The sessions were organized at two levels. The

first session was on “Motivation and Career Development “conducted by Dr.Vikas

Arora , director of Atmiya Institute, Rajkot. The second session was conducted by

Mr. Sudhir Chatterjee, a professional on advertising on “Brand Management” .The

session lasted up to 1.30pm followed by lunch. The students were awarded

participation certificate from AMA.

To enhance English proficiency of first year students

Bridge Course

SMPIC successfully conducted Bridge Course to develop English Proficiency

skills of first year students. 128 students enrolled for the course and given training

of English Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking skills. They also appeared

for the SCOPE examination at the end of the course.

To organize various workshops for the all round development of the students.

The institute organizes various workshops for wholesome experience of students:

Personality Development Workshop

More than 200 students participated in two rounds of seven day personality

development workshop by Ms. Riddhi Doshi organized by the English

Department of SMPIC from 2nd

to 19th

Sept. 2011. The workshop included Dance

Meditation – for creating a Positive Attitude, Improving Body Language (non-

verbal communication) , Managing Stress positively, Impressive Presentation

Skills Management, Art of Public speaking, Art of Dressing and Raising Self

Esteem.

SMPIC Theatre Workshop

An inter college theatre workshop, INSIDE THEATRE was organized from 2nd

August to 9th

August, 2011. This week long workshop encompassed elaborate

discussion performance of various aspects of theatre. The workshop was conducted

by Mr. Kabir Thakore, an architect by profession and a theatre activist by vocation.

Various experts of theatre field also came and enriched the students. Around 33

students of various colleges of GLS participated in the workshop. The students not

only learned the nuances of theatre but enthralled the audience with a beautiful

performance on the last day of the workshop.

Dance Workshop

Hardik Raval conducted Dance workshop for a week in the college premises in

which around 100 college students participated.

To conduct more number of activities in various clubs.

Statistics club activities

A seminar on “Statistics in clinical research” was organized by SMPIC Statistics

Club on 25th

July, 2011 in the college premises in which around 50 students

participated. It was graced by Prof. Shweta Patel, a senior research assistant at

PERD.

An In-house elocution competition was organized by SMPIC Statistic club on 28th

July, Thursday to groom the students for the future prospects of statistics and to

improve and enhance their subject knowledge. Around 25 students actively

participated in the competition.

Winners :

Sonal Pandey and Anjali Vanjani of F.Y.

Disha Joshi of T.Y.

Rushabh Vadaliya of S.Y

An In house presentation competition on Statistics for the enhancement of

knowledge and better understanding of application of statistical theories and

techniques in the context of current scenario was organized on 24th August, 2011.

18 finalists made presentations on various application oriented statistical tools like

demography, classical and inferential statistics. The competition was judged by

Dr. Rajshri Bhatt, Head of Statistic Department, Gujarat University and Vice

President of Gujarat Statistic Association.

English Club Activities





to 19th





Esteem.

Film Club

SMPIC organized the screening of the film Wuthering Heights for second year

B.com students at GLS Auditorium on 23rd

January,2012.

To organize guest lectures and invite expert faculties to deliver lectures at the

institute to promote interdisciplinary exchange of ideas.

The institute has been inviting eminent personalities from the industry as guest

faculties who would share the real life experiences with the students. This year the

institute organized:

Visual Lecture on OPERATION SAVDHAN

SMPIC organized visual lecture on OPERATION SAVDHAN an initiative by

Gujarat police department on 19th Sept.,2011.

Management Lecture Series 2011 At Smpic S. M. Patel Institute of Commerce organized the Management lecture series from

19th December to 26

th December,2011 at GLS Auditorium. The purpose behind

organizing such lecture series was to bridge the gap between the theoretical

knowledge and practical skills of the students. The attempt was to cover areas and

subjects which are not included in the UG Commerce curriculum but are essential

for professional success. Around 270 students of SMPIC and 10 BBA students

from sister concern Institutes of GLS attended the Lecture series. Mr. Devang

Nanavati, Hon. Secretary GLS inaugurated the Management Lecture Series. Shri

Devang Nanavati,Ms. Vibhuti Bhatt, Ms. Deepa Sanghavi, Mr. Harshvardhan

Sharma, Ms. Jayshree Mehta and Mr. Vivek Randeria were the speakers of the

lecture series.

Career Guidance Seminar

SMPIC organised a Career Guidance Seminar on 26th March at GLS Auditorium

at 9.00 a.m. Students were also given guidance on various career options after 12th

Std. and B.Com. like CA, CS, ICWA, MBA, MCA and foreign prospects.

The speakers for the day were CA Prakash Udeshi , Shri Anil Mehta, Shri B. M.

Patel, Dr. R. P. Soni, Shri Dharmesh Shah and DR. H. S. Oza.

Workshop on financial planning ( SEBI)

SMPIC organized a workshop on Financial Planning on 17th

Sept., 2011 at SMPIC

in association with security exchange Board of India. Mr. Palak Lotia delivered

information on Financial planning.

http://b.com/

To organize charity activities to sensitize students toward various issues

To bring social awareness among students and inculcate a value system and a sense

of responsibility towards society, students were encouraged to get involved in

charity activities towards cause of society.

Blood Donation Camp

SMPIC organized blood donation camp in association with Red Cross on 15th

Sept., 2011 at GLS campus. Around 51 bottles were donated by the college

students.

Again S. M. Patel Institute of Commerce in association with Prathama Blood

Centre organized blood donation camp on 28th December,2011. 43 students

donated blood and 13 students participated in Thalassaemia Test.

PRAYAS ...A Charity Mission We at S.M.Patel Institute of Commerce have initiated “PRAYAS”...A charity

mission. The noble cause was carried out for three days viz 26th

,27th and

28th

December 2011. The basic objective behind PRAYAS was to inbibe sense of

social responsibility among our students. On 26th

Dec our Principal Dr.Ashwin

Purohit along with cordinators Prof Krupa Bhatt , Prof Nasheman Bandookwala

and 200 students visited Ambawadi Municiple School no.26. We gifted three

blackboards to the school and distributed fruits,socks,biscuits,cakes,wafers and

stationery to 320 students of the school. College students sang a prayer and

arranged a quiz for the school kids.Our team was in the school from 12.15pm to

3.00 pm.

On 27th

Dec 2011, we visited Children‟s Cancer Ward, Civil hospital at 12.30pm.

Our Principal personally met all the suffering patients and gifted toys, socks, wafer

to 50 patients of the ward and OPD. Many faculties and students joined which

showcases the concern of our staff and students.

On 28th

Dec 2011, we visited “Jeevan Sandhiya”- A Old Age home between

9.00am and 1.30pm which was very wonderful experience for all of us. Our

students were counseled by the trustee-Mr Farsubhai . He narrated his experience

which was very touching for all of us.Our Principal , faculties and 120

students met old people there and exchanged notes . We distributed a kit

consisting of Vicks balm, Vaseline, hair oil, socks, napkin and fruits to 200

inhabitants of the Jeevan sandhiya.

Nishulk shikshan sahayak scheme

SMPIC teaches the poor students of 10th and 12

th Std. of Sanand district under the

Nishulk shikshan sahayak scheme free of cost since 2007-8. Students are given

Note books and study material free of cost.

To add new reference books/journal/periodicals/e-resources in the library.

The institute library has been enriched by more books, journals and periodicals.

Encourage faculties to write study materials for the students.

Faculty members prepared study material for foundation and soft skill course for

all semester I and II introduced in the new CBCS system.

An International Seminar on Environment Conservation and Protection

SMPIC organized an international seminar on Environment Conservation and

Protection on 27th

July, 2011 in the college premises. The project was directed by

Mr. Raag Patel, the head of Nature Conservation Foundation, Gujarat and it was

co-ordinated by Megha Parikh, the chief co-ordinator of the project. 15 interns

from 8 different countries like Italy, Poland, Russia and China conducted seminar

with the motto of “ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION”.

Open Discussion

SMPIC organized open discussion with Mr. Sandeep Pandey on topic “ ARE WE

RESPONSIBLE CITIZEN” on 30th Aug., 2011 in the college premises.

A Seminar on Environmental Conservation How To Create Eco Friendly

Homes (Under CWDC)

On 11th September 2011 SMPIC organized a seminar on how to create eco friendly

homes and invited Dr. Mukul Shah, pro vice chancellor Gujarat University and

Shri Sudhir Nanavati. Nearly 300 students of SMPIC and convenors of various

colleges attended the seminar. First technical session included lectures of Amit

Badlani of Go Green Mechanism Private limited and Alisha Attarwala of Furhat

Rain Water Harvesting. They explained various methods of saving environment at

basic level. Second technical session included paper presentation of SMPIC

students on various topics related to eco-friendly methods of living life.

Environment Awareness Programme In Various College.

SMPIC took the lead to create awareness and sensitize students about environment.

They stressed on the topic “ HOW TO CREATE ECO FRIENDLY HOME” and

made power point presentation on ways to save water , save electricity , garbage

management , eco-friendly methods. Colleges visited on 23rd

Jan and 30th Jan

2012 for this programme at S.V. ARTS COLLEGE, SARASPUR ARTS AND

COMMERCE COLLEGE, B.D. ARTS COLLEGE AND C.U SHAH ARTS

COLLEGE. Principal, faculty and students gave overwhelming response. Students

made presentation were Aman Jain, Shefali Jain, Pratik Chowksi, Batul Gandhi,

Khushbu Parikh and Abha Suri.

Section B: Details in respect of the following 1. Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the institution

The general goals and objectives of the institution are as follows:

OBJECTIVES 1. To equip students for global challenges and contemporary trends

2. To enhance the personality of students in a holistic manner by transforming them

into competent, confident and sensitive citizens.

3. To promote and facilitate quality education in an environment conducive to

teaching and learning

4. To initiate and sustain meaningful research activities.

5. To inculcate among students a sense of discipline, social responsibility and

community service.

6. To promote institution industry interaction and collaborate with various academic,

social and professional institutions.

The institute undertook the following activities in the year 2011-2012.

Teaching and Learning

Cultural Activities

Educational Visit

Industrial Visit

Sports Activities

Personality Development, Dance, Theatre Workshops

Student Development Activities

Library facilities

2. New academic programmes initiated(UG and PG)

No new academic programs are initiated during this year but CBCS is applied for

semester I and II students.

3. Innovations in curricular design and transaction:

The institute is affiliated with Gujarat University and the syllabus of all commerce

colleges at Gujarat University is designed by the university itself and is to be

implemented without any flexibility. The faculty members of the college have

actively participated to design and modify the syllabi of the university by sparing

their services in the bodies like Board of studies, research and development cell

etc.

In order to enhance English language proficiency of the students, we run the

Bridge course at the end of which students appear for SCOPE exam and are

awarded Cambridge University Certificate.

Government of Gujarat has initiated the program, „sandhan‟ which is a state level

program which carries out satellite lecture series. Many of our faculty members

have actively contributed to these lectures carried our at BISAG Sandhan.

4. Inter-disciplinary programmes started:

Nil

5. Examination reforms implemented:

Project work and assignments are given to the students.

CBCS system is introduced in first year B.Com.

Semester exams are conducted.

6. Candidates qualified: NET/SLET/GATE etc.

Our faculties encourage the students to appear for various professional and

competitive exams.

7. Initiatives towards faculty development programmes

The institute generously grants duty leave as well as moral financial and

infrastructural support to faculty members for participating in seminars

conferences and workshops. Due to this effort several faculty members had been

the part of such programs.

Details of the faculty members participating in State, National and

International conferences during 2011-12:

Sr.

No.

Name of the faculty State Level National

Level

International

Level

Total

1 Dr. Ashwin Purohit

2 Prof. Bimal Solanki 1 0 0 1

3 Prof. Rajul Goenka 1 0 0 1

4 Prof. Sneha Master 7 0 0 7

5 Prof. Marzun Jokhi 12 2 1 15

6 Prof. Kruti Shah 1 0 0 1

7 Prof. Krupa Bhatt 0 1 0 1

8 Prof. Bhavik Swadia 0 3 0 3

9 Prof. Vijay Tripathi 0 0 0 0

10 Prof. Nasheman

Bandookwala

0 1 1 2

11 Prof. Bhumika

Ansodaria

1 1 0 2

12 Prof. Gitanjali Rampal 0 4 0 4

13 Dr. Kavita Dave 3 1 0 4

14 Prof. Devyani

Chatterji

2 0 0 2

Total 28 13 2 43

Details of the faculty members presented papers in State, National and

International conferences during 2011-12:

Sr.

No.

Name of the faculty State Level National

Level

International

Level

Total

1 Dr. Ashwin Purohit

2 Prof. Marzun Jokhi 1 2 1 4

3 Prof. Kruti Shah 0 1 0 1

4 Prof.Aashal Bhatt 1 1 0 2

5 Prof. Krupa Bhatt 0 1 0 1

6 Prof. Nasheman

Bandookwala

0 1 1 2

7 Prof. Keyur Vohra 0 2 0 2

8 Prof. Gitanjali Rampal 0 3 0 3

9 Dr. Kavita Dave 0 4 2 6

10 Prof. Devyani Chatterji 0 0 2 2

Total 2 15 6 23

Details of the number of books authored/Co-authored by the faculty members :

Sr.

No.

Name of the

faculty During

2009-10

During

2010-11

During

2011-12

During

2012-13

During

2013-14

Total

1 Dr. Ashwin

Purohit

2 Prof. Bimal 6 6 6 6 6 30

Solanki

3 Prof. Marzun

Jokhi

2 2 2 2 2 10

4 Prof. Kruti Shah 2 0 0 0 1 3

5 Prof.Aashal Bhatt 0 0 0 0 1 1

6 Prof. Krupa Bhatt 0 0 1 2 3 6

7 Dr. Mala Sharma 0 0 0 4 1 5

8 Prof. Vijay

Tripathi

0 1 1 0 0 2

9 Prof. Nasheman

Bandookwala

0 0 0 1 3 4

10 Prof. Keyur Vohra 0 0 1 2 1 4

11 Prof. Gitanjali

Rampal

0 0 2 1 0 3

12 Dr. Kavita Dave 1 3 7 3 2 16

13 Prof. Devyani

Chatterji

0 1 1 3 1 6

Total 11 13 21 24 21 90

Details of Additional Books/Workbooks Co-authored by our faculty

members:

Dr. Kavita Dave

SR. NO.

TITLE OF BOOK YEAR PUBLISHER

1. 1 Mulbhut Aakadaashastra –Sem. I-B.Com, Gujarati Medium

2011-12

B. S. Shah Prakashan ISBN No. 81-8416-069-0

2. 2 Fundamental StatisticsI-Sem III - B.Com- English Medium-19th & 20th edition,

2011-12, 2012-13

Sudhir Prakashan ISBN No. 978-81-923609-1-1

3. 3 Aakadashastrana Multhatvo-I- Sem III - B.Com -25th edition Gujarati Medium

2012-13 B. S. Shah Prakashan ISBN No. 81-8416-071-2

4. 4 Fundamental Statistics II-Sem IV - B.Com- English medium-

2011-12, 2012-13

Sudhir Prakashan ISBN No. 978-81-923609-1-1

5. 5 Fundamental Statistics III-Sem V - B.Com- English Medium-

2011-12, 2012-13

Sudhir Prakashan

6. 6 Operations Research-Sem I - M.Com

2011-2012 Sudhir Prakashan

7. 7 Operations Research-Sem IV - M.Com

2011-2012 Sudhir Prakashan

8. 8 Elementary Statistics- 2011-2012 Sudhir Prakashan

SYBBA, Semester III ISBN No. 81-8416-086-0

Details of the faculty members attended/presented their papers in

Conferences / Seminars / Workshops. Name of Faculty

Member

Title of Seminar/Conference/

Workshop

Month & Year Name & place of organizing

institute

If paper presented

then Title of the

Paper

Remarks (if

any)

Dr. Ashwin

Purohit

Prof. Bimal

Solanki

State Level Seminar on

Emerging Trends in

Financial Reporting

Jan. 2012 M.S. University of Baroda

& Indian Accounting

Association (Gujarat

Branch)

---------

Prof. Marzun

Jokhi

1 UGC Sponsored

International Seminar

February 2011 S.D.School of Commerce &

IAA, Ahmedabad

Business Ethics: A

Broad Spectrum

2 UGC Sponsored

International Seminar

February 2011 S.D.School of Commerce &

IAA, Ahmedabad

Direct Tax Code-

Old Wine in a New

Bottle

3 National Conference on

Accountancy & Management

March 2011 S.M.Patel Institute of

Commerce & IAA

DTC- Ill Digested

Code in a Frenzy of

Hurry


Accountancy & Management

March 2011 S.M.Patel Institute of

Commerce & IAA

Statistics of Human

Resource

Accounting- An

Overview

5 UGC Sponsored National

Conference

December 2011 R.J.Tibrewal Commerce

College, Ahmedabad

Direct Tax Code-

Revolutionizing The

Tax System

6 State Level Seminar January 2012 M.S. University & IAA,

Baroda

A Comparative

Study- Schedule VI

of the Indian

Companies Act,

1956

7 International Conference January 2012 Ganpat University &

Victoria University,

Mehsana

DTC-Moderate

Gains with

Supplementary

Pains

8 National Conference

Accountancy and Taxation

process

March 2012 S.M.Patel Institute & IAA,

Ahmedabad

DTC-Need for

Greater

Transparency

9 UGC Sponsored National

Seminar

October 2012 I.V.Patel College of

Commerce, Anand

Corporate

Stewardship and

Sustainable

Development

10 National Conference December 2012 S.D.School of Commerce &

IAA, Ahmedabad

Shareholder Value

Creation- The

Topmost Priority of

Every CEO

Prof.Aashal

Bhatt


Accounting, Taxation and

Economic Issues

Dec-11

R.J.Tibrewal Comm.

College-Ahmedabad

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2 Emerging Issues in

Competitive Business

Environment

Mar-12

I.V.Patel College - Nadiad

Corporate Social

Disclosure: The

Need of Today

3 Global Issues and Challenges

in Accounting and Finance

Oct-12

PGDIFA,S.D.School of

Comm., Ahmedabad

Corporate

Stewardship and

Sustainability

4 National Conference on Emerging

Global Issues in Management

Innovations

Dec-12

Dept of Business Mgmt,

Rajkot

Shareholder Value

Creation - the

Topmost Priority of

Every CEO

Prof. Krupa

Bhatt

3 1. UGC sponsored national

seminar on climate change-

issues ,challenges and

mitigation

February 2011 I..V.Patel college of

commerce, NADIAD

Climate change and

global warming-A

red signal to the

survival of earth

4 4.National conference

on contemporary

issues in accounting

and taxation.

March 2011 S.M.Patel institute of

commerce, AHMEDABAD

1.Dividend policy as

viewed by

shareholder‟s risk

2. Responsibility

accounting

facilitates

management by

exception.

5 5.National conference on

promotion of ethics and

human values

February 2012 Saraspur arts and

commerce college

Ethical leadership-

A key factor to a

successful mission

Prof. Bhavik

Swadia

1 Important Peovision of

Companies Act,2013 &

Significant aspect pf Project

Preparetion

March, 2011

S.M.PATEL INSTITUTE

OF COMMERCE

2 Contemporary Issues in

Accounting & Taxetion

september,2011 CITY C.U.SHAH

Prof. Nasheman

Bandookwala ------- ------ ------ ------ -------

1 National seminar April 2012 Saraspur Arts and

Commerce college

Values in present

Education System

2 International seminar April 2012 Pacific Universityof higher

Education & Research

Avenues of contract

farming in Gujarat:

A study of Potatoes

3 International seminar April 2012 Pacific Universityof higher

Education & Research

Terminal and

traditional market

in Agricultural

marketing

Prof. Keyur

Vohra

1 National Seminar July, 2012 Bhavans College,

Ahmedabad

The Moist

Relationship

Between Mother &

Daughter in Shashi

Deshpande's Short

Storirs with Special

Reference to 'Why a

Robin?'

2 National Seminar Sept.,12 Satlasana Varying Dimensions

of Woman in

Dattani's Play

'Thirty Days of

September.'

3 National Seminar April,12 Ahmedabad Ethics and Human

Values in English

Language

4 National Seminar February,12 Palanpur Varying Concepts

of God in Mahesh

Dattani's plays-

'Final Solutions'

and '30 days of

september'

5 International Seminar June,12 Vallabh Vidyanagar Online Language

References: An

Overview

Prof. Bhumika

Ansodaria

1 UGC Sponsored State Level

Workshop on ELT

20th

March,2012

Smt. L&C Mehta Arts

College, GLS

ICT tools ELT

2 Promotion of Ethics and

Human Values

Apr-12

Saraspur Arts and

Commerce College

The Portrayal of

Human Values and

Ethics in Chetan

Bhagat's One Night

at Call Centre

Promotion of

Ethics and

Human Values

Prof. Gitanjali

Rampal

1 “ Indian-Ness in Post-

Independence Indian English

Writings”

28th July,2012. Department of English,

Sheth R A College of Arts

and Commerce, Gujarat

University

“Gita Mehta‟s A

River Sutra:

Knitting the

Vibrant Spectrum

of Indian-ness.”

2 “ Promotion of Ethics and

Human Values”

22nd April,

2012

Saraspur Arts and

Commerce College, Gujarat

University

“Viewing „The

Hungry Tide‟

through an Ethical

Lens.”

3 “ Dalit Literature : Past,

Present and Future”

5th and 6th

December, 2011.

Department of English,

School of Languages,

Gujarat University

“Shravankumar

Limbale‟s

„Akkarmashi‟: An

Outburst for

Justice.”

4 National Colloquium on

“Indian Women Writers in

English”,

12th and 13th

November,

2011.

Delhi Sahitya Akademi &

Department of English,

Gujarat University

5 “Triangulation of Literary

Theories, Text and

Literariness”

27th and 28th

August, 2011

N. S. Patel Arts College,

Anand

“Walker‟s „The

Color Purple‟

Creating Womanist

Consciousness”

Prof. Rajani

Suthar

1 Hi-tech, Lo-tech, No-tech:

Learning Technologies in

Practice

Jan-12

H.M.Patel Institute of

English Training and

Research

Cost Effective ICT

Tools for Techno

Savy Teachers

ELT

2 UGC Sponsored State Level

Workshop on ELT

Mar-12

L & C Mehta Arts College

ICT tools ELT

3 Promotion of Ethics and

Human Values

Apr-12

Saraspur Arts and

Commerce College

The Portrayal of

Human Values and

Ethics in Chetan

Bhagat's One Night

at Call Centre

Promotion of

Ethics and

Human Values

Prof. Kavita

Dave

One day National seminar on

“contemporary issues in

accounting “

March 2011 SMPIC and IAA.

Attended and Anchored

International Women‟s Day

Celebration seminar On

“Women Empowerment-

Challenges Ahead” .

March 2011. Women‟s Development Cell

Gujarat University,

Ahmedabad.

One day state level seminar

on Statistics Day.

June 2011 Directorate of Economics

and Statistics, Government

of Gujarat, Gandhinagar

and Department of

Statistics, Gujarat

University.

One Day State Level Seminar

on Women and Law .

October 2011 CWDC Gujarat University.


on Women Empowerment

through Economic

Independence.

March 2012 CWDC, Gujarat University.


on Ethics in Education .

March 2012 Gujarat and North Gujarat

Universities Commerce and

Management Teachers

Association on their Silver

Jubilee year.

Prof. Devyani

Chatterji

10 State Level Conference on

“Statistics Day-29th June

2011” in the remembrance of

Late Prof. P.C.Mahalnobis”

June 2011 Directorate of Economics &

Statistics, Government of

Gujarat, Gandhinagar and

Department of Statistics,

Gujarat University,

Ahmedabad.

11 Two Days State Level

Workshop on “MMI

Training Program for Master

Trainers”

January 2011 Jointly organized by KCG

and Department of Higher

Education at S.L.U. Arts

and H.P.Thakore

Commerce College for

Women, Ahmedabad.

12 International Conference on

Applied Mathematics and

Statistics.(ICAPMS-2011)

sponsored by

UGC,GUJCOST and DST

December 2011 Department of Statistics

and Mathematics, Gujarat

University, Ahmedabad,

Gujarat.

“Applications of

various Statistical

Models.”

13 International Conference on

Applied Mathematics and

Statistics.(ICAPMS-2011)

sponsored by

UGC,GUJCOST and DST

December 2011 Department of Statistics

and Mathematics, Gujarat

University, Ahmedabad,

Gujarat.

“Monte Carlo

Methods in

Finance.”

14 State Level Seminar on

“Women‟s Empowerment

through Economic

Independence.”

March 2012 Women‟s Development Cell,

Gujarat University,

Ahmedabad, Gujarat.

8. Total number of seminars/workshops conducted

This year, the institute organized various lectures, seminars and workshops to

corroborate the theoretical knowledge and skills of our students and faculty

members.

National Conference on `Emerging Trends In Accounting Process And

Taxation System‟ SMPIC organized One day National Conference on “EMERGING TRENDS IN

ACCOUNTING PROCESS AND TAXATION SYSTEM” on 10th

March,

Saturday, 2012 at GLS Auditorium. The Conference was inaugurated by Dr.

Parimal Trivedi, Vice Chancellor, Gujarat University, , CA Sunil Talati Former

President ICAI, Dr. B.H.Joshi Registrar, GLS and Dr. Prof. Harish Oza, President

of Indian Accounting Association, Gujarat Branch. Dr. Ashwin Purohit Principal,

SMPIC delivered the welcome address on the occasion. Dr Parimal Trivedi

motivated all faculty members to conduct substantial research work. Shri CA

Sunil Talati talked about the recent changes in the field of Accounting and

Taxation. He motivated the participants to learn and teach the emerging concepts

in the classroom i.e. IFRS. Dr. B.H.Joshi, Registrar, GLS acknowledged the efforts

of SMPIC for organizing such conference. Conference secretary Prof. M.E.Jokhi

proposed the vote of thanks. In the first technical session two keynote speakers

delivered their address. CA Dhinal Shah, Central Council Member, ICAI very

meticulously explained the intricacies of “Revised Schedule-VI”. CA Amal Dhru

talked about “How to read budget”. In the second technical session, 28 papers

were presented. Professor S.S.Shah, Chairman WIRC, Institute of Cost

Accountants of India and CA (Dr.) N.V.Suchak , Associate Professor

R.J.T.College of Commerce chaired the session. 120 participants attended the

conference. The conference ended with the Valedictory function, where Dr

N.D.Shah, Dean, Faculty of Commerce, Gujarat University and Dr H.S.Oza

president of Indian Accounting Association, Gujarat Branch graced the dais and

addressed the audience. The delegates were also called to express their views on

the conference.

Career Guidance Seminar

SMPIC every year organizes a State Level Account-Commerce Talent Hunt

competition in association with Indian Accounting Association (Guj.Branch). This

year also around 500 students participated from various schools and colleges

across the state. To award the meritorious students with certificate trophies and

cash prizes worth Rs.22000 SMPIC organised a Career Guidance Seminar and

Prize Distribution Function on 26th March at GLS Auditorium at 9.00 a.m.

Students were also given guidance on various career options after 12th Std. and

B.Com. like CA, CS, ICWA, MBA, MCA and foreign prospects.

Renowned speakers for the day were CA Prakash Udeshi , Shri Anil Mehta, Shri

B.M.Patel, Dr. R.P.Soni, Shri Dharmesh Shah and DR. H.S.Oza.

http://b.com/

Management Lecture Series 2011 S. M. Patel Institute of Commerce organized the Management lecture series from

19th December to 26

th December,2011 at GLS Auditorium. The purpose behind

organizing such lecture series was to bridge the gap between the theoretical

knowledge and practical skills of the students. The attempt was to cover areas and

subjects which are not included in the UG Commerce curriculum but are essential

for professional success. Around 270 students of SMPIC and 10 BBA students

from sister concern Institutes of GLS attended the Lecture series. Mr. Devang

Nanavati, Hon. Secretary GLS inaugurated the Management Lecture Series. Shri

Devang Nanavati,Ms. Vibhuti Bhatt, Ms. Deepa Sanghavi, Mr. Harshvardhan

Sharma, Ms. Jayshree Mehta and Mr. Vivek Randeria were the speakers of the

lecture series.





to 19th





Esteem.

Workshop on financial planning ( SEBI)

SMPIC organized a workshop on Financial Planning on 17th

Sept., 2011 at SMPIC

in association with security exchange Board of India. Mr. Palak Lotia delivered

information on Financial planning.

Dance Workshop

Hardik Raval conducted Dance workshop for a week in the college premises in

which around 100 college students participated.

Threatre Workshop – Inside Theatre.

An inter college theatre workshop, INSIDE THEATRE was organized from 2nd

August to 9th

August, 2011. This week long workshop encompassed elaborate

discussion performance of various aspects of theatre. The workshop was conducted

by Mr. Kabir Thakore, an architect by profession and a theatre activist by vocation.

Various experts of theatre field also came and enriched the students. Around 33

students of various colleges of GLS participated in the workshop. The students not

only learned the nuances of theatre but enthralled the audience with a beautiful

performance on the last day of the workshop.

CWDC

Two seminars were conducted under CWDC.

9. Research projects (a) ongoing (b) completed

The institute has not applied for any minor or major research projects of UGC, the

teachers have continued to carry on research activities in their respective areas by

contributing research papers and articles state, national and international levels.

10. Patents generated, if any.

No patent is generated by the institute.

11. New collaborative research programmes

No collaborative research program has been taken up by our institute.

12. Research grants received from various agencies

Nil

13. Details of research scholars

Dr. Kavita Dave has been given PhD guideship by Gujarat University in the

department of Statistics.

faculty members have been pursuing their Ph.D degree.

14. Citation index of faculty members and impact factor:

The faculty of this institute has published ____ different papers and articles in

various state, national and international journals.

Dr.Kavita Dave

National Journal

Publications

Sr.

No.

Title of Paper Name of

Journal

Month &

Year of

Publication

Volume

& Page

No.

ISBN /

ISSN

No.

level

1 Effective use of JIT

Manufacturing

model for single

product in

production processes

and optimizing

Research

Dimensions-

A Multi

Disciplinary

Peer

Reviewed

Apr-12 Vol.1,

Issue-

III, ,Pg

31

ISSN

2249-

3867

National

inventory International

Research

Journal

2 Stationary demand

curve model under

Just In Time

Inventory System

International

Journal of

Research in

Commerce

&

Management

May-12 Vol. 2,

Issue

No. 5,

Pg. 53,

ISSN

2231-

5756

International

Book Publications

Sr.

No. Title of Book

Publisher

Name

Month &

Year of

Publicatio

n

1 Mulbhut

Aakadaashastra

–Sem. I-B.Com,

Gujarati

Medium

B. S. Shah

Prakashan

2011-12

onwards

ISBN No. 81-8416-069-

0

2

Operations

Research -Sem

II - B.Com,

English

Medium

Sudhir

Prakashan

2011-12

onwards

ISBN No. 81-8416-069-

0

3 Aakadashastran

a Multhatvo-II-

Sem IV- B.Com

–Gujarati

Medium

B. S. Shah

Prakashan

2011-12,

onwards

ISBN No. 81-8416-071-

2

4 Fundamental

Statistics III-

Sem V -

B.Com- English

Medium-

Sudhir

Prakashan

2012

onwards

ISBN No. 81-8416-071-

2

5 Operations

Research-Sem I

- M.Com

Sudhir

Prakashan

2011-12

onwards

ISBN No. 81-8416-086-

0

6 Operations

Research-Sem

IV - M.Com

Sudhir

Prakashan

2011-12

onwards

ISBN No. 81-8416-086-

0

7 Quantitative

Analysis for

Management-

MBA

Dotcom

Publication for

IGNOU

2011-12,

onwards

ISBN:978-93-80832-48-

7

Prof.M.E.Jokhi

National and

International

Journal

Publications

Sr.

No.

Title of

Paper

Name of

Journal

Month &

Year of

Publication

Volume &

Page No.

ISBN /

ISSN No.

Level

1 A

Comparative

Stidy:

Schedule VI

of the

Companies

Act, 1956

EMERGING

TRENDS IN

FINANCIAL

REPORTING

STANDARDS

JANUARY,

2012

PAGE NO-

57

ISBN:

978-81-

8411-419-

5

National

2 Direct Tax

Code- Old

Wine In A

New Bottle

CHANGING

PARADIGM

OF

ACCOUNTING

AND

FINANCE IN

GLOBAL

PERSPECTIVE

JANURAY,

2011

PAGE NO.

22

ISBN :

987-93-

5051-378-

1

National

Prof.Gitanjali Rampal

National

Journal

Publications

Sr.

No.

Title of

Paper

Name of

Book

Month &

Year of

Publication

Volume &

Page No.

ISBN / ISSN

No.

1 “The

Chinese

American

Short

Stories”,

Critical

Perspectives

2011 ISBN No-

978.81.89472.

95.5.

Book Publications

Sr.

No. Title of Book Publisher Name

Month

& Year

of

Publica

tion ISBN / ISSN No.

1

“Business

Correspondenc

e”

Creative

Prakashan

2011 ISBN No-978-93-

82019-00-8.

2

“Communicati

on in Business”

Creative

Prakashan

2011 ISBN No- 978-81-

905376-6-7.

Prof. Keyur Vora

Book

Publications

Sr. No. Title of Book Publisher Name Month &

Year of

Publication

ISBN / ISSN

No.

1 Communication in

Business

Himalaya Publishing

House

2011 ISBN 978-

93-5051-

165-7

2 Business

Correspondence

B.S.Shah Prakashan 2012 ISBN 81-

8416-073-9

15. Honors/Awards to the faculty: National and International:

Nil

16. Internal resources generated:

The institute generated money in the form of donation. We add new eBooks to the

collection of existing library stock. We prepare study material using internet

resources.

17. Details of departments getting assistance/recognition under SAP,

COSIST (ASSIST)/DST, FIST, and other programmes

No department of the institute gets any of the above mentioned assistance or grant.

18. Community services:

The institute encouraged faculty members to involve themselves in community

service and during the year SMPIC team participated in various community

services.

Visual Lecture on OPERATION SAVDHAN

SMPIC organized visual lecture on OPERATION SAVDHAN an initiative by

Gujarat police department on 19th Sept., 2011.

An International Seminar on Environment Conservation and Protection

SMPIC organized an international seminar on Environment Conservation and

Protection on 27th

July, 2011 in the college premises. The project was directed by

Mr. Raag Patel, the head of Nature Conservation Foundation, Gujarat and it was

co-ordinated by Megha Parikh, the chief co-ordinator of the project. 15 interns

from 8 different countries like Italy, Poland, Russia and China conducted seminar

for “ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION”.

Open Discussion

SMPIC organized open discussion with Mr. Sandeep Pandey on topic “ ARE WE

RESPONSIBLE CITIZEN” on 30th Aug., 2011 in the college premises.

Our Charity Project- „Prayas‟

We at S.M.Patel Institute of Commerce have initiated “PRAYAS”...A charity

mission. The noble cause was carried out for three days viz 26th, 27th

and 28

th

December 2011. The basic objective behind PRAYAS was to inbibe sense of

social responsibility among our students. On 26th

Dec our Principal Dr.Ashwin

Purohit along with cordinators Prof Krupa Bhatt , Prof Nasheman Bandookwala

and 200 students visited Ambawadi Municiple School no.26. We gifted three

blackboards to the school and distributed fruits,socks,biscuits,cakes,wafers and

stationery to 320 students of the school. College students sang a prayer and

arranged a quiz for the school kids.Our team was in the school from 12.15pm to

3.00 pm.

On 27th

Dec 2011, we visited Children‟s Cancer Ward, Civil hospital at 12.30pm.

Our Principal personally met all the suffering patients and gifted toys,socks, wafer

to 50 patients of the ward and OPD. Many faculties and students joined which

showcases the concern of our staff and students.

On 28th

Dec 2011, we visited “Jeevan Sandhiya”- A Old Age home between

9.00am and 1.30pm which was very wonderful experience for all of us. Our

students were counselled by the trustee-Mr Farsubhai . He narrated his experience

which was very touching for all of us. Our Principal, faculties and 120

students met old people there and exchanged notes. We distributed a kit consisting

of Vicks balm, Vaseline,hair oil,socks,napkin and fruits to 200 inhabitants of the

Jeevan sandhiya.

Nishulk shikshan Abhiyan

SMPIC teaches the poor students of 10th and 12

th Std. of Sanand district under the

Nishulk shikshan Abhiyan free of cost since 2007-8. Students are given Note

books and study material free of cost.

Blood Donation Camps

SMPIC organized blood donation camp in association with Red Cross on

15th Sept., 2011 at GLS campus. Around 50 bottles were donated by the

college students.

SMPIC in association with Prathama Blood Centre organized blood

donation camp on 28th December,2011. 43 students donated blood and 13

students participated in Thalassaemia Test.

Civil Defence Day

SMPIC celebrated Civil Defence Day from 3rd

December to 5th December 2012 in

which around 100 students participated in the following activities:

Essay Writing, Debate Marathon.

19. Teachers and officers newly recruited :

None

20. Teaching-Non-teaching staff ratio : 23:11

21. Improvements in the library services:

o More number of computers with Internet access are installed in the library.

o More number of ebooks and new books, journals and periodicals are added to the

library.

o University rankers are given facility to borrow unlimited books.

o As an innovative practice students were given book review exercise which

received good response. Students have donated many books to the library.

22. New books/journals subscribed and their value:

Sr.No. Particulars Number Cost 1. Books 269 46,349/-

2. Journals/periodicals 9,691/-

New Books Purchased

SR.N

O. TITLE SUBJECT

1 Taxmann -S.y.B.com 2010-11 INCOME TAX/TAXES.

2

How to prepare for Quantitative Aptitude for

the CAT

3

How to Prepare for verbal Ability and

Reading Comprehension for the CAT

4

how to Prepare for data interpretation and

Logical Reasoning for the CAT

5 Study Package for the CAT online

6 Taxmann's Direct Taxes Law and Practice BUSINESS LAW

7

Advanced Management Accounting : Text ,

Problems and Cases

ACCOUNTING

MANAGEMENT

8

Advanced Management Accounting : Text ,

Problems and Cases

ACCOUNTING

MANAGEMENT

9

Taxmann's Cost and Managemment

accounting : Text and Cases

ACCOUNTING

MANAGEMENT

10

Taxmann's Cost and Managemment

accounting : Text and Cases COST MANAGEMENT

11 Management Accounting ACCOUNTING

12 Management Accounting ACCOUNTING

13

Investment Analysis and Portfolio

Management MANAGEMENT

14


Management MANAGEMENT

15

Taxmann's accounting Standards and

Corporate Accounting Practices vol.1 ACCOUNTING

16

Taxmann's accounting Standards and


17

Taxmann's Accounting Standards and


18

Taxmann's Accounting Standards and


19

World Famous Quotations : Over 13000

Quotations GENERAL

20 Ethical Choices in Business GENERAL

21 Ethical Choices in Business GENERAL

22

Management Control Systems : Using

Adaptive Systems to Attain Control MCS

23

Creating your Skills Portfolio : Show off your

Skills and Accomplishments SOFT SKILL

24 Tales from Shakespeare GENERAL

25

General knowledge : Complete General

Studies GENERAL

26 Selected Short Stories of the World GENERAL

27

Eat that Frog : 21 Great ways to Stop

Procrastinating and get more done in Less

time GENERAL

28 The Zahin GENERAL

29 The Witch of Portobell GENERAL

30 By the River Piecha I sat down and Wept GENERAL

31 The Valkyries GENERAL

32 Atlas Shrugged GENERAL

33

How to crack Group Discussion and Personal

Interviews GENERAL

34 Dynamic Memory Sure Success in interviews GENERAL

35 Readymade Speeches for all Occasions GENERAL

36 Golden Sutras of Success GENERAL

37

Advanced Topical Essays for college and

Competitive Examinations GENERAL

38 World's Greatest Speeches GENERAL

39 Rohan's 301 Selected Essays GENERAL

40

Management guru Shri Ganesha : The Lord

of Success MANAGEMENT

41 Foreigners who loved and Served india GENERAL

42 Anna Hazare : The New Revolutionary GENERAL

43 Selected Short Stories GENERAL

44 The Three Musketeers GENERAL

45 Gora GENERAL

46

Assasinations : That altered the Course of the

world GENERAL

47 dare to win GENERAL

48

Hot flat and Crowded : why the world needs

a green Revolution and how we can GENERAL

49 Mahashweta GENERAL

50 Help Desk management in a week GENERAL

51 market Research in a Week MARKETING

52 Your Employment Rights in a Week GENERAL

53 Writing copy for the web in a week GENERAL

54

Consise Encyclopaedia : of International

Institutions and organazations REFERENCE

55

Those Nights and other short stories : A

Compilation of Short Stories from the

Illustrated weekly of india GENERAL

56

Unstoppable:45 Powerful Stories of

Pereverance and Triumph from Peple Just

like you GENERAL

57 See You at the top GENERAL

58

Marketing insights from A to Z : 80 Concepts

every Manager needs to Know MARKETING

59

iNDIA : An investors guide to the Next

economic Superpower ECONOMICS

60

Cheek Your english vocabulary for Business

and administration GENERAL

61 The Best of Speaking tree Vol.1 GENERAL

62 The Best of Speaking tree Vol.2 GENERAL

63 Think and Grow Rich GENERAL

64

Speeches that Changed the World ; Includes

free Audio CD Great Speeches of the World GENERAL

65 Maanu's Unique job Winning Resumes GENERAL

66

Readymade Speeches and Debates for all

Occasions GENERAL

67 Afro asian Short Stories GENERAL

68

learn Faster Remember more : The

Development Brain The Maturing Years and

the Experienced Mind GENERAL

69 The Power of your subconscious mind GENERAL

70 Success mantra GENERAL

71 Pride of the Nation: Dr.A P J Abdul kalam GENERAL

72 Secrets of Super Success GENERAL

73 The Managers Pocket Book GENERAL

74 The Teamworking Pocket Book GENERAL

75 The Decision Making Pocket Book GENERAL

76 The Motivation Pocket Book GENERAL

77 The Sales Excellence Pocket Book GENERAL

78 The Customer Service Pocket Book GENERAL

79 The Telephone Skills Pocket book GENERAL

80 The Networking Pocket Book GENERAL

81 The 21 Indispensable Qualities of a Leader GENERAL

82 Yogayog (Communion) GENERAL

83 Rangabhumi GENERAL

84 Manorama GENERAL

85 Life is Beautiful GENERAL

86 Nirmala GENERAL

87

I have a Dream : The Inspiring Stories of 20

Social Entrepreneurs who found new ways to

Solve old Problems GENERAL

88

Precious Gems of Wisdom: His Holiness

Poojya Sriravishankar GENERAL

89

Precious Gems of Wisdom: Sir Winston

Churchill GENERAL

90 Precious Gems of Wisdom: Nelson Mandela GENERAL

91 Precious Gems of Wisdom: Mahatma Gandhi GENERAL

92

Safalta no Mantra : Siddhi Praptak 26 safal

Vyaktino Mulakat Sangrah GENERAL

93 The 17 Indisputable Laws of Teamwork GENERAL

94 Memory Mind and Body GENERAL

95 Precious Gems of Wisdom: Abraham Lincoln GENERAL

96 The Merchant of Venice GENERAL

97 The Tempest GENERAL

98 A Midsummer Nights Dream GENERAL

99 As You like it GENERAL

100 Othello GENERAL

101 Julius Caesar GENERAL

102 9 ways to Manage Your Anger GENERAL

103 Future Shock GENERAL

104 The Third Wave GENERAL

105

India: Unbound from Independence to the

Global information Age GENERAL

106 Feel deal and Heal GENERAL

107 PowerShift GENERAL

108

Indias Economy Performance and Challenges

: Essays in Honour of Monteksingh

Ahluwalia ECONOMICS

109

Fault Lines : How Hidden Fractures Still

Threaten the World Economy ECONOMICS

110 India Since Independence GENERAL

111

A Perfect Guide to a Flawless Self

Personality Development Handbook REFERENCE

112

Personality Development: Transform Your

self SOFT SKILL

113

Fooled By Randomness : The Hidden Role of

Chance in life and in the Markets GENERAL

114

The Black Swan : the Impact of the Highly

Improbable GENERAL

115 Makers of Modern India GENERAL

116

Life is what you make it: A story of love hape

and How determination can overcome even

destiny GENERAL

117

Too Big to fail : inside the Battle to save wall

streat GENERAL

118 India 2020 A Vision for the New Millennium GENERAL

119

Personality Development : Transform your

self SOFT SKILL

120

Change Your Attitude Creating Success one

Thought at A time SOFT SKILL

121

The Complete book of Personality tests :

Learn about and Develop your personality

Quotient SOFT SKILL

122

To Sir With Love : E.R.Braith Waite with an

Introduction by Caryl Phillips GENERAL

123

The Future of India : Politics Economics and

Governance ECONOMICS

124

The Face book Effect the Real inside story of

Mark Zuckerberg and the Worlds fastest

growing Company GENERAL

125 Yog viyog -1 GENERAL



128 Mistry of Modi and Rajneeti na bija Patro GENERAL

129

Parixa ma Jalhalti Safalta kem Melavso? :

Khudko kar buland Shrani 8 GENERAL

130 Safalta na Sapana - Sapana ni Safalta GENERAL

131 Savdhan Pruthvi Garam thai rahi che GENERAL

132 J K Jangal GENERAL

133 Sapanaono Sodagar: Stivan Spilberg GENERAL

134 Manavman ni Sankalpshakti GENERAL

135 Managementguru Bhagavan Shri ram GENERAL

136 Manna Moti GENERAL

137 Network Marketing Ketlu Satya Ketlu Asatya MARKETING

138

Abram Linkan : Sangarsh thi Siddhi Nu

Janjavati Jivan GENERAL

139 Lidership and Dhoni GENERAL

140

Chanakyament : Manegment nu sarvochya

Shikhar GENERAL

141 Safal Jindgi Jivavani Jadibutti GENERAL

142

30 Marketing Praskipshan - Roj ek

Praskipshan vacho Business ni Tandurasti

Jalavo GENERAL

143

Vishwa Gujarati Bhasa Divasni Ujavani Sa

Mate ? Kai Rite? GENERAL

144 Sana Businessman Na Sana sana Sabdo GENERAL

145 Rasbharya Kissao Businessman ni Duniya GENERAL

146 Priykant Parikh ni manpasand Varta GENERAL

147 Gujarat ne Jano ane mano GENERAL

148

Safal ane Sundar jivan Jivvani suvrna chavi -

safata ke nisafal ta banne ne Prabhu Prasadi GENERAL

149 Sabandho na Meghdhanush GENERAL

150 MagajShakti GENERAL

151

Jindgi Jevi male tevi Jivi Lo -maza Javanma

che fariyado karvama nahi GENERAL

152 Pagran kavita Sagrah GENERAL

153 Fect and Fiction ane biji varta GENERAL

154 Swa Chikisak GENERAL

155 Vil yane vasiyat namu kevi rite banavaso GENERAL

156 Cencer Ketlik Bhraman Ketluk Satya GENERAL

157 Jivan Maran ane Tabibishetra vastavik najare GENERAL

158 Saraswati chandra -1 : Budhidhan no karbhar GENERAL

159

Saraswati chandra -2 : Gunsundari nu

Kutumbjal GENERAL

160

Saraswati chandra-3 : Ratnnagari nu

Rajyatantra GENERAL

161

Saraswati chandra -4: Sarasswatichandra nu

mano rajya ane Purnahuti GENERAL

162

Dhirubhai Ambani na Swapandrashti -

Mukesh Ambani Jivan ane Karkirdi GENERAL

163

Kasabnama 26-11 na karnamani karam

kahani GENERAL

164 Sukh Vashyu Antarma : Niband Sagrah GENERAL

165 Navo Avatar GENERAL

166 Rahashya ni pele par GENERAL

167 management guru Chanakya GENERAL

168 Har pachi j jit che GENERAL

169 Sunyata no Anubhav GENERAL

170 Darsan Mari bariye GENERAL

171

Environmental Adhyan : Studies for

Undergraduate & Courses

ENVIRONMENTAL

STUDIES

172

Textbook of Environmental Studies for


ENVIRONMENTAL

STUDIES

173



ENVIRONMENTAL

STUDIES

174

Environmental Adhyan : Studies for


ENVIRONMENTAL

STUDIES

175



ENVIRONMENTAL

STUDIES

176



ENVIRONMENTAL

STUDIES

177 Stress Management GENERAL

178 Stress Management GENERAL

179 Su tamarama Dhandho karvano tarvrat che? GENERAL

180 Self Image Banavo GENERAL

181 Lilu Sagpan Lohinu GENERAL

182 Tara vinana sherama GENERAL

183 Ek Saj ne Sarname GENERAL

184 Himmat che? GENERAL

185 Vicharo ane amar bano GENERAL

186 Avo Antarna Kamad Ugadiye GENERAL

187 Dur drashti Narendra modi GENERAL

188 Chicken soup for the Indian Mother Soul GENERAL

189 Siksan no udes GENERAL

190 108 Investment mantra GENERAL

191 Laganiona sabandhoma Aaj ni nari GENERAL

192 Aha Jindagi vah jindagi GENERAL

193 Time management GENERAL

194 Jivan Jivavani Kala GENERAL

195

Ultimate Guide to english Conversation: Tips

for public speaking and group discussion SOFT SKILL

196 Everybody Wins GENERAL

197 Speaking english Effectively GENERAL

198 Principles of Microeconomics ECONOMICS

199 Accounting for Price Level Changes ACCOUNTING

200

Accounting standards : Indian and

International ACCOUNTING

201

Advanced Accountancy :Theory Method and

Application vol.II ACCOUNTING

202 Auditing : principles and Practice AUDITING

203

Basic Business Communication BUSINESS

COMMUNICATION

204 Brain Building GENERAL

205 Business Economics ECONOMICS

206 Business Economics ECONOMICS

207 Business Methematics METHEMATICS

208 Business Organisation and Management MANAGEMENT

209 Cost and Management Accounting COST ACCOUNTING

210 Cost Accounting: Principles and Practice COST ACCOUNTING

211 Cost Accounting : Problem and Solutions COST ACCOUNTING

212

Cost Accounting :Text book for ICWA inter

,CA Inter and B.Com COST ACCOUNTING

213 Cost Accounting : Theory and Problems COST ACCOUNTING

214

Cost and Management Accounting : CA

inter COST ACCOUNTING

215 Economic Analysis ECONOMICS

216 Economic Development and Policy in India ECONOMICS

217

Elements of Financial Management FINANCIAL

MANAGEMENT

218 Elements of Management Accounting ACCOUNTING

219

Entrepreneurial Development BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT

220

Entrepreneurship Development in India BUSINESS

DEVELOPMENT

221

Entrepreneurship and Small Business

Management

BUSINESS

MANAGEMENT

222

Essentials of Business Communication BUSINESS

COMMUNICATION

223

Financial and investment Management FINANCIAL

MANAGEMENT

224

Financial and Management Accounting : for

PGDBM and MBA Courses

FINANCIAL

MANAGEMENT

225 Financial Services FINANCE

226

Foreign Exchange Practice, Concepts , and

Control ECONOMICS

227

Fundamentals of Business Organisation and

Management

BUSINESS

MANAGEMENT

228 Fundamentals of Cost Accounting Text COST ACCOUNTING

229

Fundamentals of Cost Accounting Problems

and Solutions COST ACCOUNTING

230 How to Achieve Success and Happiness GENERAL

231

How to develop your Personality and

Pontentialities SOFT SKILL

232

How to get Oustanding Success in Academic

and Competitive Examinations GENERAL

233 Human Resource Management HRM

234 Indian Financial System ECONOMICS

235 International Economics ECONOMICS

236

Investment Management: Theory and

Practice ECONOMICS

237


Management ECONOMICS

238 Linear Programming and Theory of Games GENERAL

239 Management ; Theory and Practice MANAGEMENT

240

Management of Materials : Quintessence of

Purchasing ECONOMICS

241

Managerial Economics: Text Problems and

Cases ECONOMICS

242 Marketing MARKETING

243

Marketing Management MARKETING

MANAGEMENT

244 Mathematics for Economists ECONOMICS

245 Microeconomic Theory and Applications ECONOMICS

246 Modern Business Organisation

247 Moral Teaching of 100 Great Saints GENERAL

248 Nable Thoughts in Advanced Accountancy ACCOUNTANCY

249

Objective Type Questions in Advanced

Accounting ACCOUNTING

250

Objective Type Questions in Cost

Accounting COST ACCOUNTING

251

Objective Type Questions and answer in

management Accounting ACCOUNTING

252

Objective Type Questions in Macro

Economics ECONOMICS

253 Principles and Practice of Accountancy ACCOUNTANCY

254 Principles and Practice of Accounting ACCOUNTING

255 Principles of Microeconomics ECONOMICS

256 Principles and Practice of management MANAGEMENT

257

Problems and Solutions in Advanced

Accounting ACCOUNTING

258

Problems and solutions in Company

Accounts ACCOUNTING

259 Problems and Solutions in Cost Accounting ACCOUNTING

260 Project Management and Control MANAGEMENT

261

Quantitative Techniques Systems Analysis

and Data Processing GENERAL

262 Statistical Method STATISTICS

263 Statistics : Theory ,Methods and Application STATISTICS

264 Steps to Success GENERAL

Strategic Planning and Management STRATEGIC

MANAGEMENT

265 Studies in Cost Accounting ACCOUNTING

266 Suvichara Shatakam GENERAL

267 Technology management MANAGEMENT

268 Wit and Wisdom of 100 Great personalities GENERAL

269 Your Personal Pinnacle of Success GENERAL

23. Courses in which student assessment of teachers is introduced and the

action taken on student feedback:

Under the guidance of authority, the feedback of the performance of all teachers

was taken from students. On the basis of feedback analysis, corrective actions were

taken by Principal by informally interacting with the concerned faculty members.

24. Feedback from stockholders:

Students: The institute takes feedback from students every year which is analyzed

by the principal. He discusses constructive suggestions from the students with the

faculty members to bring improvement in the curriculum. The feedback system is

also monitored by the college management to ensure corrective measures are

taken, where needed. Suggestions along with rationale for such suggestions are

forwarded to University to make necessary changes.

Parents: Feedback is taken from parents during Parent Teacher meet and during

informal visit to the college by the parents.

Teachers: Teacher feedback is orally taken in the various meetings regarding

academic planning, examination, and organizing different college activities.

25. Unit cost of education:

During the year 2011-12 the cost per student is approximately:

With salary = Rs. 8570.72

Without salary = Rs. 3847.55

26. Computerization of administration and the process of admissions and

examination results, issue of certificates

The college office is fully computerized. All operations of administration,

examination results, and maintenance of attendance record, student intimations are

handled with the aid of computers. College has its own website which is regularly

updated.

27. Increase in the infrastructural facilities

New computers were purchased and three printers were purchased. Two walky

mikes were purchased. We also purchased a new mike system. New furniture items

were purchased. New electronic installations were made.

28. Technology upgradation

Institute website is updated on regular basis.

New computers with Internet facilities are installed in the library and staff room.

29. Computer and internet access and training to teachers, non-teaching

staff and students

Every staff member is computer savvy so they don‟t need any formal training for

the same. However, the institute arranges need Base training for its staff.

Our faculty members use computers and laptops for preparing documents, lecture

material and their power point presentations.

The internet access is available in the library, college office, staff room and

principal‟s cabin.

The institute provides Tally training which is popular accounting software to the

students.

30 Financial aid to students Students who have secured positions among top 10 rankers in Gujarat University

Examination are awarded scholarship equal to the amount of their college fees(Full

Amount).

Students who have secured positions among top 50 rankers in Gujarat University

Examination are awarded scholarship equal to the amount of their half college fees.

Reserve category students get financial support in form of full fees and other

expenditure.

Certain students get financial support from their community associations.

31 Activities and support from the Alumini Association

GLS management has a Central Alumini Association which organizes various

programs in which our institute participates on regular bases. Our outgoing

students also register themselves as alumini.

32 Activities and support from the Parent-Teacher Association

We organize parent-teacher meetings to discuss general issues regarding students‟

performance and take constructive suggestions for progress of the institute.

In case of poor attendance of students, parents are informed.

We invited parents when students are felicitated for their academic and Para

academic achievements.

Parents of the students give donations for various charity activities conducted by

the institute.

33 Health services

Girl students are educated and provided guidance for malnutrition and

gynecological problems by expert panel of doctors or speakers.

There are various renowned hospitals in the surrounding areas for emergency

medical requirements.

108 facility is also available for all.

34. Performance in sports activities

The collaborative efforts of our faculty members and administrative staff motivate

the talents and capabilities of our students by providing them ample options to

choose from, sports being one of them. This year our students with their persistent

perseverance and unparalleled expertise have showcased amazing performances at

inter college, university, national and international levels.The details of

participation in various sports activities are as under:

SHOOTING

Harshal Patel of FY.B.Com won Gold and Bronze Medals in 50 mt. and 10 mt.

Rifle Shooting Competitions organized by Gujarat State Rifle Shooting Federation.

CRICKET

College Team reached to the Semi-final level and three players Dhimant Patel and

Ruchir Desai and Het Vyas represented College and were a member of Gujarat

University Team for All India West Zone.

BADMINTON Dhwanil Vimawala and Nikhil Shah both Stood 2

nd (Runners up) in Inter-College

Tournament in Doubles Badminton Championship organized by Gujarat

University.

Dhwanil Vimawala represented College and was selected for Inter University

Competition at National Level.

SWIMMING

A Student stood 3rd

in Backstroke Competition in Swimming but did not qualify.

CROSS COUNTRY

Hardik Sharma, Harin Bhayani and Sunil Chaudhary participated in 15 Kms. Cross

Country Competition.

FOOTBALL

College Team won the match against New L.J. Commerce College.

BEST PHYSIQUE

Irfan Sheikh stood first in Best Physique Competition in Inter-College Tournament

at Gujarat University level.

At Inter-Zonal University level, Irfan Sheikh represented Gujarat University at

National level.

TABLE TENNIS

Mr. Shikher Pattani reached National Level after winning at various Inter-College,

Inter-Zonal and Zonal Level Tournaments.

POWER LIFTING Saif stood Second in the Inter-College Power-Lifting Tournament.

It was noteworthy this year the college had participated in almost each and every

Sports Events organized by Gujarat University like Swimming, Chess (Riddhish

Vora and Heet), Volley ball, Basketball, Kabbadi, Boxing (Juned Khan), Weight

lifting, Football and Lawn Tennis (Sunil Chaudhari).

35. Incentives to outstanding sports persons

Sports equipment, ground, track suits, sports kit, trophy, facilitates their

participation by providing lunch, extra coaching in studies.

During the year college has extended following incentives to the students.

Relaxation in attendance is given to the sports students practicing or representing

the college at various competitions.

Sportswear (track suits) was provided to the students.

Group photos of teams winning at University Tournaments were given to all

participants as well as were displayed in college for motivating other students.

Refreshment, lunch etc. were provided during Competitions/ Tournaments.

Special Awards and Prizes were given to all those who represented the college at

University or any higher-level competitions and winners of Inter College

Tournaments as well as Individuals on the basis of their performance.

Personal and team equipment/playing material/protective material and first aid kit

were provided by the college.

Special academic coaching is also provided to the students participating in sports

who have missed on regular classes.

36. Student achievements and awards

During the year 2011-12, the students of the college have shown excellent

performance in academics, cultural and sports activities and won many awards,

shields, trophies, certificates and prizes.

The following achievements are noteworthy.

(i) Students of college fared well at Final University Examination held in March,

2012. The performance of our college was far superior to the overall result of the

entire university as can be seen from the following data.

2011-12

SEM 1

SR.

NO. RANK

ROLL

NO. NAME

1 111 524 Sonal H. Pandey

2 13 697 Sachin S. Sarwagi

3 14 115 Sushilkumar M. Agarwala

4 15 232 Vishal H. Dedhiya

5 17 236 Harshil A. Deasi

6 20 Rutu J. Desai

7 21 920 Dishang V. Sheth

8 23 992 Aiman D. Ujjaini

9 25 443 Bindi S. Mehta

SEM 2

SR.

NO. RANK

ROLL

NO. NAME

1 1 776 Shah Jeel Dineshbhai

2 2 267 Doshi Ritu Jigneshbhai

3 4 920 Sheth Dishang Vivekkumar

4 5 232 Dedhiya Vishal Hiteshbahi

5 6 283 Gadhiyali Zainab Ilyas

6 7 1000 Vanjani Anjali Jadish

7 9 672 Sadhawani Sonya Suresh

8 9 300 Hemalani Karishma Prakash

9 13 697 Sarawagi Sachin Sureshkumar

10 15 775 Shah Jay Vipulkumar

11 17 222 Daulat Vani Shaileshbhai

12 20 266 Chilangaya Vishal Banwarilal

SYBCOM

SR.

NO. RANK

ROLL

NO. NAME

1 4 927 Vyas Dhrumil Piyush

2 6 335 Jain Kalpana Surendrasingh

3 8 122 Agrawal Mahek Sunilbhai

4 10 651 Setlani Nikhita Ashokbhai

5 12 497 Oza Krishna Hareshbhai

6 14 154 Bhagchandani Vaishali Hareshkumar

7 14 103 Achhda Megna Hareshkumar

8 16 787 Shah Rahulkumar Kamleshsingh

9 17 601 Radhani Jatin Rupesh

TYBCOM

SR.

NO. RANK

ROLL

NO. NAME

1 1 425 Lakwani Bharat Ramchand

2 4 953 Vohera Rahul Rameshkumar

3 5 429 Lathi Praful Premprakash

4 6 320 Jain Akansha Kamalkumar

5 9 725 Shah Kushboo Amitkumar

6 13 421 Lachani Asha Narayandas

7 14 344 Jain Sapana Kamalkishor

8 14 191 Burad Sanjaykunmar Amrutlal

9 15 702 Shah Hirenkumar Rajeshkumar

10 16 727 Shah Krupa Prashant

11 17 416 Kothari Somika Rajkumar

12 18 933 Tulsiani Avijeet Mahendrakumar

13 18 521 Parekh Vatsal Sureshbhai

14 19 753 Shah Nirali Pareshkumar

15 22 125 Agrawal Rahulkumar

16 23 483 Modi Harsh Jayendrakumar

17 23 356 Jethmalani Neeta Kishorbhai

(ii) Co-curricular activities play an essential part in the complete overall

personality development of the student. SMPIC has become, a name to reckon at

the premier inter collegiate competitions, at both city and state levels. SMPIC has

displayed its vibrancy through its talented students. Achievements of college

students in cultural and other extra-curricular activities are as under:

1. LITERARY

Debate Competitition organized by C. U. Shah Arts College

Masooma Kapadia and Asha Lachchani won the 2nd

prize

Masooma Kapadia also won the 2nd

individual prize in the same competition.

Mahatma Gandhi Elocution Trophy Competition - H.L. Commerce College

on 21st January,2012.

Masooma Kapadia : second individual prize

Poetry writing competition by Smt. Sadguna C. U. Shah Arts College for Girls

Sneha shah: 2nd

prize

Jaimil Joshi: 3rd

prize

Intra GLS Essay Writing Competition Organized by GLS IC

Asha Lachhani: second prize

Intra-GLS Creative Writing Competition by N. R. Institute of Business

Administration

Sneha Shah: 2nd

prize

Literary Competitions at National Institute of Cooperative Management 14th

November to 20th

November

Disha Joshi: 1st Prize in Essay Writing

Sneha Shah won the 2nd

Prize in Debate and Poetry Recitation

Elocution Competition at Umiya Arts and Commerce College

Disha Joshi: consolation prize

Youth Festival (Ellisbridge South Zone)Extempore

Harsiddhi Ruparel secured the position among the best three.

2. MANAGEMENT

Commerce Idol Competition organized by C. U. Shah City Commerce College

Supal Shah: first prize

Asha Lachhani: third prize

Nirma Contech 2011

Anshi Dalal, Parth valvan and Jinesh Jain: second position in the state level

business plan competition organized by civil engineering department of Nirma

University on17th September,2011.

IIM CHAOS 2012

A team of 6 SMPIC students: 3rd

position in Treasure Hunt

3. DANCE, PERSONALITY AND FASHION

JOSH 2011

SMPIC students won prizes in the following categories in the Inter College

Cultural Event "JOSH" organized by NAEMD on 15th Sept.2011.

Fashion Show

Western Group Dance

Bollywood Group Dance

Duet Dance

Winners: Utsav Solanki and Nidhip Shah

Stand Up Comedy

Winners: Harsh Booch and Vishal Gurnanani

Body tattooing and face painting

Winner: Akshat Jain secured 2nd

position

SMPIC won the 1st prize in the "Best College of the State" category and won the

cash prize of Rs.51,000.

Raga N Rock – Inter Collegiate Music and Dance Competition Organized By

H.L.College Of Commerce SMPIC dance team : Second Prize.

4. Folk dance

Sports Club Garba Competition

Smpic team: first prize (Garba) and the third(Ras) Prize from total three prizes for

the best performances

The college was awarded Rs. 7,500 cash prize.

Inter GLS Garba Competition

SMPIC stood 2nd in Inter GLS Garba Competition organized on 28th

Sept., 2011 at

GLS Campus.

Ellisbridge Gymkhana Garba Competition

SMPIC stood first in Ellisbridge Gymkhana Competition organized on 30th

Sept.,

2011.

Youth Festival (Ellisbridge South Zone) Classical Dance

Winner: Aashna Shah

Inter-Zonal Youth Festival Classical Dance – 3rd

position.

Winner: Aashna Shah

5. FiNE ARTS

Navgujarat Creative Arts 2011 Competition

Akshat Jain bagged 1st prize in On the Spot Painting.

Riddhi Dave won the 3rd

prize in Poster Making.

Fine Arts Inter College Competition by GLSIBA Riddhi Dave of S.M. Institute of Commerce stood 2

nd in Poster Making

Competition organized by GLSIBA on 22nd

December, 2011.

Youth Festival (Ellisbridge South Zone)

On the Spot Painting

Winner: Akshat Jain

Youth Festival (Ellisbridge South Zone) Rangoli

Winner: Nirmi Shah

Inter-Zonal Youth Festival on the spot painting – 2nd

position

Winner: Akshat Jain

6. QUIZ/ TALENT COMPETITIONS

Inter College Instrumental and Dance Competition organized by Ahmedabad

Mirror and golden premiere events and media Pvt. Ltd. Tanay Mahota bagged the first prize in instrumental event

Youth Festival (Ellisbridge South Zone)Youth Festival Rally

SMPIC team secured 2nd

position in Youth Festival Rally on 21st Sept. 2011 in

which around 150 students participated.

7. VOCAL/MUSIC EVENTS


Light vocal solo

Winner: Chrissie Christian

Youth Festival (Ellisbridge South Zone)Western solo

Winner: Nikita Das

Youth Festival (Ellisbridge South Zone)Classical Instrumental

Winner: Riddhish Vora

8. DRAMA

Docomo ka tashan with .94.3Fm

SMPIC Students won the following prizes in the above state level college

championship competition held on 7th September at Thakorebhai Desai hall

2nd

prize in Dramatics(mime)

Winners: Anshi Dalal, Abhi Shah, Ravi Sharma, Anil Lalwani, Bharat Vadhera,

Priyesh Panchal, Ritu Thaker,Hinali Patel

1st prize in Do the New

Winner: Harsh Dolia

2nd

prize in Stand up comedy

Winner: Somesh Agrawal

3rd

prize in Solo Dance

Winner: Jinal Shah

SMPIC won cash prize and individual trophy in each of the event.

INT

“Kaalu Atle Andharu” was adjudged the 2nd

Best Play. Harsh Buch of F.Y. won

the prize 2nd

best actor and Kabir Thakore and Paresh Vyas won the award for the

Best Original Script.

Veenaveli Drama

SMPIC won the Best Play award for „Kaalu Atle Andharu‟ and Best Play in Hindi

Category for „Court Martial‟. Pooja Koshti of T.Y. won the Best Actress Award

and Vivek Amin of S.Y. won the 2nd

Best Actor Award. Harsh Buch of F.Y. won

the 3rd

Best Actor Award.


Skit Winners:Kinjal Josh, Urvi Thakkar, Dishang Sheth, Vatsal Trivedi, Kalgi Shah,

Hitarth Shah

Youth Festival (Ellisbridge South Zone) Monoacting

Kinjal Joshi

37 Activities of the Guidance and Counseling unit

The institute runs its own Placement and Career Guidance Cell. This cell provides

guidance and counselling to students on the issues raised by students. Usually,

students seek guidance for pursuing further education and different professional

courses. The institute every year organizes career guidance seminar wherein

experts from various fields are invited to acquaint students with latest career

options. The institute has formed star batch for bright students and remedial batch

for weak students to enhance their academic performance.

To inspire the students and to make an effort to promote interdisciplinary exchange

of ideas various seminars/ workshops/guest lectures were kept in the college.

Expert guest faculties were invited to deliver lectures to students and interact.

No Year Conducted by Theme of the programme

1 January

2011

LONDON SAM Guiding students to pursue

Global Accounting courses like

ACCA, CIMA etc.

2 July 2011 Edwise International Guiding students for success in

competitive exams

3 January

2012

Shanti Business School Career guidance seminar for

various alternatives after

graduation studies.

4 February Endeavour Instittue Guiding students to crack CAT,

2012 GMAT, GCET and various

other competitive exams

5 July 2012 Academy of Financial

Traning

Exploring various opportunities

in capital markets and financial

modeling

6 September

2012

TIME Institute Workshop on VEDIC Maths

was organised for learning the

tricks of speedy calculations

7 December

2012

United World Institute Guiding students to pursue

various professional courses

after graduation

38. Placement services provided to students

Students are informed about the job opportunities available in the market. The

institute makes arrangement for the campus recruitment process wherein different

companies are invited for placement.

39. Development programmes for non-teaching staff

Gujarat Law Society organizes special workshop for improving the administrative

and computer skills of non-teaching staff. Moreover, some of Non-teaching staff

members usually accompany the group of students and faculty members for

educational visits or cultural visit organized by the college so that they get

exposure to new places, people and skills. Apart from this, regular training is given

to them by professionals in the matter of compliances like payment of income tax,

accounting, payment of professional tax, etc.

40 Good practices of the institution

The following are some of the healthy practices of the institute

Students are taught various environment related topics in General English syllabus

and in Foundation Course.

We celebrate world environment day, ozone day, Cycle Day, Tree Plantation etc.,

for environment consciousness. We organize Poster-Making and Painting

competition representing environmental issues to increase the awareness.

Under CWDC, we regularly organize trips for students to places full of natural

environment and try to give the first hand experience of living amidst nature and

develop a bond with nature.

Institute website is updated on regular basis.

CCTV monitoring system is installed in library halls, staff room, corridors and in

the campus so that proper supervision and check can be kept on campus activities.

Provision of mass messages to the students of all semester to regularly update them

with college exams, form filling dates and other important college activities.

ICT- Computer lab provided to the students for learning courses like tally and also

performs research based activities.

STAR BATCHES consisting of rank holders in the university and group of

students with good percentages are formed for each semester in which students are

guided how to sustain their ranking at the university examinations. Students are

given special counseling and coaching under this program. One ranker from each

semester is assigned to each faculty for enhancing their academic performance.

Remedial lectures are conducted for the weak students by appointing class

counselor for each semester and they are assigned the responsibility of providing

them necessary coaching.

College Publications-

(1)PRISM college magazine- a magazine for the students of the students and by the

students -which provide them with the platform of exhibiting their creative talents

and skill development.

(2) GLS Voice- monthly news letter by the institute and the management reflecting

the activities of the institute and other colleges of the campus.

The noteworthy encouragement provided by SMPIC is that it not only provides

huge platform to the students to exhibit their talents in various co curricular

activities of state and national level but when the team of college wins an award or

cash prize the same amount of prize is added by the college and given to the

winning participants of the college.

In JOSH event every year the winners were awarded with a cash prize of 1.5 lakhs

The students who participate in various intercollegiate or state or national level

competitions are refunded the registration fees of the same. The participation of the

student in various events is completely funded by the institute.

41. Linkages developed with National/International, academic/ research

bodies

Nil

42. Action Taken Report on the IQAR of the previous year

Section D: Plans of the HEI for the year 2012-13

To organize workshops and seminars and for the students.

To organize inter-collegiate Swami Vivekanand Elocution Competition and State

Level Accounting Talent Hunt and Commerce Talent Hunt

To arrange expert lectures for knowledge enhancement of students.

To encourage faculty members and students to participate in national and

international seminar/conference.

To encourage students to organize certain programs to encourage organizational

and leadership skills.

To organize seminars to disseminate information regarding the burning problems

of society like aids, wellbeing of women.

To invite professionals and experts from respective fields to conduct workshops to

train the students in theater, dance and soft skills.

To continue with the charity activities with added zeal and enthusiasm.

To motivate the sports persons to perform better by providing better facilities.

To encourage the students for Student Exchange Program

To modify the examination pattern and internal marking pattern as per new

semester and CBCS system.

To encourage faculty members to write and publish research papers in reputed

state, national and international journals and books.

Name and Signature of the Coordinator, IQAC

Prof. Marzun Jokhi

Name and Signature of the chairperson, IQAC

Dr. Ashwin A. Purohit

(principal)

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