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OK - MMCC

Preface
It gives me immense pleasure to present the Annual Quality Assurance Report
(AQAR) to the National Assessment of Accreditation council.
We have certainly made sincere efforts to reflect the mission and objectives of our
college through this year report. The report highlights the plans and gives a
detailed account of all the activities related to academic achievements co-curricular
and sports landmarks and successes.
The report also depicts the innovative and creative practices of the college
management, leadership and the staffs involvement, teaching learning and
evaluation process coupled with the facultys‟ commitment and efforts in
mentoring, coaching and counseling of our students.
The AQAR this year spells out the quality enrichment of our campus and also
describes the repairs, renewal, renovations carried out this year. It also indicates
the involvement of the alumni and the entire college towards quality sustenance
and quality enhancement plans, policy and programme.
Dr. M. D. Lawrence
Principal
Members of Internal Quality Assurance Committee
(IQAC)
2010-11
 Dr. M. D. Lawrence
Chairperson
 Dr. M. R. Gaikwad
Member
 Prof. Mrs. S. S. Pokharna
Member
 Prof. S. M. Edke
Member
 Prof. Ms. Ujjwala Joshi
Member
 Mr. Nilesh Thite
Member
 Dr. Bharat Bhushan
Member (External Expert)
(Dean of YASHADA)
 Dr. G. K. K. Singh
Member (External Expert)
(Director Asian Institute of Quality
Management)
 Dr. N. B. Shaikh
Secretary, IQAC
Dr. M. R. Gaikwad
AQAR 2010-11
Co-ordinator / Members Secretary
Co-ordinator, IQAC
Dr. N. B. Shaikh
Marathwada Mitra Mandal’s College of Commerce, Pune
Chairperson, IQAC
Prin. Dr. M. D. Lawrence
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Marathwada Mitra Mandal‟s College of Commerce
Pune 411004
The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC
Year of Report: 2010-11
AQAR submitted to
The National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC)
By the end of academic year 2010-11
Part A: Plan of Action
The new academic year 2010-11 begin with the brain storming session for chalking out
plans, policies and programs for the ensuing year. The following plan of actions were
considered, formulated and accepted with a view to sincerely pursue quality
enhancement.
1.
To plan for strict adherence of academic calendar and to complete the term-end/
semester curriculum as per the deadlines for B.Com, M.Com, BBA, BCA, BBM,
B. Sc (computer science), MCJ, DCJ, Diploma courses and foreign languages.
2.
To plan for the actual implementation of the use of appropriate technology at all
the departments with the quest for pursuing recent knowledge and updating
information and moving towards excellence.
3.
To organise student centric, diverse, need based additional activities by
conducting
 Remedial courses for SC, ST, and OBC candidates.
 Remedial courses for other general students.
 Remedial courses for international students.
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4.
To improve gymnasium with additional equipments with financial assistance from
University of Pune under quality improvement program.
5.
To seek financial assistance from UGC for organizing the International
Conference on „Recent Trends in Global Marketing Scenario: Impact of
Digitalization‟ by the month of December 2011.
6.
To organize the 20th state level Elocution competition on „Dowry an Evil System‟
with the goal for inculcating value system among our students with a quest for
focusing the competition on crucial dimensions of dowry, specifically with
regards to
 Modernization of dowry
 Gender equity
 Women empowerment
7.
To chalk out plans for National Service Scheme volunteers with regards to
 Regular activities
 Special winter camp
 Blood donation camp
 Social rallies
 Poster exhibitions
 Personality development program
 Tree plantation
 Adult education
 Visit to orphanage
8.
To effectively conduct on behalf of the University Evaluation/Central Assessment
Programme for
 First year B.Com, BBA, BCA, and B. Sc (Computer science) courses.
 Declaring results
 Attending verification/revaluation if any to the satisfaction of the students
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 Encouraging our eligible faculty to contest appropriate university election
for Board of Studies (BOS), Faculty, Senate and other appropriate bodies
with a view to help in curriculum framing and enhancing quality oriented
academic and non academic activities.
9.
To conduct Faculty Development Programme (FDP) subject wise/department
wise at Local/State/National level.
10.
To encourage faculty to participate in State/National/International conferences by
presenting papers and acting as session chair speaker etc.
11.
To encourage those teachers for minor/major research who have not applied for
minor/major project with UGC.
12.
To introduce workout sessions at the college gymnasium especially for faculty
members with inclusion of yoga/meditation sessions.
13.
To ensure that the college participate in more than 25 inter-collegiate tournaments
as of last years.
14.
To ensure that the sports persons of our college are selected to represent in more
number as compare to last year in
 Inter-zone
 Inter University
 All India International
15.
To encourage members of the sport department to participate and present paper in
national seminar.
16.
To enter into collaboration with YASHADA for conducting training programme
for principals, departmental heads and non-teaching staff for developing
administrative skills with the use of appropriate technology to increase
administrative efficiency.
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17.
To enter into collaborative and networking partnership with the following
organizations
 Rotary Club for developing Global competency
 Srushti
 Overseas Educational Consultancy
 MKCL for promoting the use of technology
 Janaseva foundation for inculcating value system
 CEDA for developing quest for excellence
18.
To organise internship coaching for preparing students for competitive exams
such as CAT, GMAT, TOEFL, ELITES.
19.
To organise special classes for preparing students for MPSC, UPSC, NET,
SLET/SET etc.
20.
To organise under ladies forum (Priyadarshini) special seminar/programmes for
girl students like educational trips, gender equity, mother-daughter relationship.
21.
To introduce industrial visits on extended basis with regards to number of days
and with regard to out bound destinations to various states.
22.
To organise inter-collegiate „Management Youth Festival‟ with management
games, business quiz, mad-ads and many other innovative events and
competitions.
23.
To organize, PEGASUS an intercollegiate competition with best paper
presentation and competition for preparing various fundamental application
programs.
24.
To encourage students to conduct workshops, seminars class wise/faculty
wise/department wise.
25.
To call for proposal and suggestions from teachers, students, alumni and parents
for celebrating silver jubilee program of the college by organizing meetings and
brain storming sessions.
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26.
To encourage Communication Department to continue winning the honors of
topping the university both at the Diploma in Journalism as well as Master in
Journalism course.
27.
To conduct special educational trips for Journalism Students to interact with
leading National Statesmen/Bureaucrats and also to have firsthand experience of
visiting both Loksabha and Rajyasabha.
28.
To encourage Journalism students to produce, direct and act so as to win awards
through their production and involvement through in-house documentary.
29.
To encourage students and artists of our Art circle to win more than last year‟s
individual and team awards at various Local, State and National inter-collegiate
drama, dance and one act play competitions
30.
To organise workshops/seminars especially for clerical and administrative nonteaching staff members with administrative responsibilities.
31.
To improve Campus by making it a clean and green environment.
32.
To have a newly renovated and more spacious canteen at least by Dec 2011.
33.
To have student‟s feedback for BBA, BCA, BCS semester-wise as some faculties
are appointed for certain semester depending upon the subject taught in a
particular semester.
34.
To initiate application of computerization in the process of exam especially for
issuing semester/annual examination results.
35.
To encourage teachers for awards and rewards by various institutions.
36.
To give financial support to students from marginal background
 Marathwada Region
 Other deserving cases from local and out of Maharashtra region
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37.
To
have
some
internal
resources/finances
generated
by
conducting
seminars/workshops etc.
38.
To increase the infrastructural facilities particularly in terms of parking and with
regards to library.
39.
To purchase additional books worth
subscribe journals worth
40.
50,000 for all departmental libraries and
10,000 for each department.
To consider health services/health checkup free of cost for students from
Economical Weaker Section.
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Part B
Report for the academic year 2010-11
1.
Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the institution
The college during the academic year 2010-11 along with encouragement and
support from its management and with dedicated teaching and non-teaching staff member
consistently endeavoured to make sincere efforts to link our college mission and
objectives to synchronize with the various academic/non-academic activities to
eventually lead to attainment of the college objectives in such a way so as become
successful in the attainment of the mission of the Institution.
Mission Statement
“MMCC will strive to offer opportunities for learning and
development of our students and work towards attainment of
social justice, equity and contentment for all our stake holders”
Objectives
The college has very clear cut but very simple goals and objectives to its academic
activities as follows:

To act as catalyst to empower our students as better individuals by imparting knowledge
to our students of various subject.

To effectively impart knowledge, develop skills, provide opportunities with a
commitment to develop amongst the student‟s integrity, innovation and excellence
through under graduate programmes such as B.Com, B. Sc, BBA, BBM, B. Sc
(Computer Science), DCJ and also through post graduation programme in Commerce,
Communication and Journalism, Banking and Finances and Foreign Trade.

To create a collaborative and dynamic environment and pleasant climate in which all
team members feel cared for and to prepare our students to take on subsequent
responsibility in trade, commerce, industry media world and various professions.
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
To develop students as responsible citizen with growing patriotism, concern and love for
nature and environment and maintain ethical standards.

To work with the missionary zeal so as to be in harmony with our students aspiration and
works towards the promotion of world class education with emphasis on values in life as
a core concern.
With the above objectives in mind the college through its various activities
directly and indirectly has been successful in attaining the institutions mission and
objectives which are spelt out through the following academic activities that have been
conducted successfully in this academic year.
The college has been successful in promotion of effective education by imparting related
knowledge developing skills and creating an awareness and consciousness amongst the
student to develop integrity and excellence.
The college throughout the year has been offering various opportunities to develop
communication skills to those students coming from rural background. The college has
provided remedial courses to achieve a competent standard of communication.
Through seminars and workshops organized by various departments the students were
oriented towards career building and development. The various departments conducted
guest lecturers‟ interactive session by inviting eminent experts and renowned
personalities from, educational institutions, business industries and social field.
The Departmental Activities:
The activities of the various departments during Academic Year 2010-11 are
Sr. No
i.
Objectives
Activities organized during 2010-11
To impart knowledge about the Guest lectures and interactive sessions were
basics of digitalization and organized on tally package and computerized
software
applications
in accounting by Mr. Shikarpur Deepak.
accounting and costing
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ii.
To give exposure to the various The seminar on Pune stock exchange by Dr. Rajesh
application and principles of Parchure was held in which Mr. Ravi Pandit (C.A
costing to different types of Chairmen of MCCIA) preceded over the function
business trade and industrial
organization
iii.
To provide an opportunity to An educational visit to the National Institute of
develop
conceptual
and Banking Management (NIBM) Kondhwa was
analytical skills in the area of organized. The visit was intended to help the
accountancy costing & finance
students to understand the macro and multidimensional functioning of Bank and to help the
student to understand banking companies‟ final
accounts and also to encourage them to career plan
in the banking sector
A film appreciation show was organized by the
iv.
costing faculty members by inviting the president of
To make the students aware of Asian Institute of Learning by Mr. Balkrishna
recent trends and development Damle on classification of direct and indirect cost
in the field of commerce, with a view to develop conceptual skills amongst the
economic and finance
students.
The
Priyadarshani
Yuvati
Manch
organized a one day visit to Abhiruchi farm. Dr.
Chaya Abnave and Prof. Varsha Limaye were the
resource
persons.
Practical
assignments
were
undertaken by the students
In addition to the above activities the department of commerce with a view to attain its
institutional goals and objectives through its commerce teachers and the following respective
subjects and curriculum, the commerce department has been successful in imparting knowledge,
giving exposure and developing conceptual development skills and above all has achieved in
making its students at the F.Y.B.Com, S.Y.B.Com and T.Y.B.Com as well as at the M.Com level
a clear understanding recent Trends in Commerce, Marketing, Corporate law, Financial and
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Corporate Accounting, Functional English, Business communication etc. All the students of
above levels were compulsory given 3 practical assignments each term under the careful
guidance/supervision of respective subject teachers.
The students were expected to write report in practical in separate Journal and viva-voce is
conducted at the end of the academic year.
The following table depicts the list of practicals undertaken by the FY/SY/TY.B.Com students
Sr.
Name of the Faculty
Class
Name of the Subject
FY
Financial Accounting
Titles of Practical/Projects
No
1
Prof. S. M. Edke
1.
Accounting Standards.
Prof. Mrs. Suparna Gangle
2.
Importance of co-operative
Prof. Ms. Sara Yakub
societies and their Accounts
3.
Various issues in
Partnership firm Admission
Retirement, Death 7
Dissolution of Partnership
Firm.
4.
Need of co-operative for
upliftment of weaker section of
society.
5. Study of whole accounting
pattern of co-operative housing
societies.
2
Prof. Mrs. Rupa Gosain
FY
Functional English
Prof. H. N. Naine
1.
Parts of speech
2.
Writing Skills
3.
Textual question and
Answer.
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4.
Vocabulary.
5.
Reading Skills
6.
Grammar and Usage.
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3
Prof. S. S. Pokharna
SY
Cost & Work Account
1.
Preparation of Cost Sheet
Prof. Archana Dimble
based on Annual Report of Any
Public Ltd. Company.
2.
Analysis of Cost Sheet as
prepared in Practical 1 and its
use for preparation of tender
and quotation.
3.
Study of various
documents related to purchase
of material.
4.
Important concepts in
Costing classification of Costs
and preparation of Cost Sheet.
5.
Scientific purchase
procedure & various level of
Stock for controlling.
6.
Documentation in
Purchasing.
7.
Study in detail the
approaches to marketing
4
Dr. M. D. Lawrence
SY
Prof. Mrs. Ashwini Parkhi
Marketing
Management - I
1.
To study marketing
environment
2.
To study / understand the
steps involved in marketing
planning of product.
5
Prof. S. M. Edke
TY
Auditing & Taxation
Prof. Rumy Mehta
1.
Study of Audit Programme
Procedures & Reporting in
Audit of a specific business
unit.
2.
Use of Tax Audit report in
Income Tax Assessment
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3.
Study of Organizational
Structure of Income Tax
Department.
4.
Taxation of Co-operative
Societies.
5.
Visit to office of a
practicing C.A. regarding
implementation of SAP.
6.
Study the concept of
Auditor‟s Report
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Prof. S. S. Pokharna
TY
Cost & Works A/c - II
7.
Study deduction under 80.
1.
Marginal Costing analysis
Prof. Archana Dimble
based on Annual
of any Public Ltd. Company
2.
Report
Preparation of Budget for
any event such as Seminar,
Cultural program. & study
relation of fixed expenses &
per head contribution.
3.
Study of Cost Accounting
standards (any four) OR Study
of additional concepts such as
six sigma.
4.
Kaizen
5.
Activity based costing
6.
Target Costing.
4.
Reduction in consumption
of electricity in domestic use.
7
Dr. M. D. Lawrence
Prof. Archana Waghmare
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Marketing
Management - II
1.
To study the concept of
market segmentation in
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consumer durables.
2.
To understand the buying
behaviour process.
3.
To understand social
responsibility of marketing.
8
Dr. M. D. Lawrence
TY
Prof. Archana Waghmare
Marketing
Management - III
1.
To study different types of
advertisement.
2.
To study different medias
of advertisement.
3.
To study different
components of advertisement
layout.
4.
Preparation of own
advertisement on unknown
products.
9
Prof. V. Honap
TY
Secretarial Practice
1.
Interview of Shareholders
Prof. Varsha Khole
and Company
to know the position of
Prof. Siya Inamdar
Management
shareholders in the Company
and the rights enjoyed by them.
1.
Study of various methods
of appointment of Directors.
2.
Study of notice and agenda
of meeting.
3.
Study of Proxy
4.
Study of Annual Report of
the Company.
6.
Study of borrowing powers
of the company.
7.
Study of the provisions of
Company Act regarding
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acceptance of fixed deposits.
8.
Study of important cases
on oppression and miss –
management
9.
Study of amalgamation
Reconstruction and
reorganization of a company.
10.
Study of procedure of
winding up of a Company
11.
Comparative study of
stock Exchanges.
10
Prof. Rumy Mehta
TY
Prof. Uday Kiran
Business
1.
Entrepreneurship
entrepreneurs
2.
Study of various types of
Study of potential areas
favourable for
entrepreneurship.
3.
Study of leading wwomen
entrepreneurs.
4.
Study of problems and
prospects for new
entrepreneurs.
5.
Study of role and duties of
modern entrepreneurs.
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Prof. V. Honap
Prof. Varsha Khole
TY
Corporate Law
1.
Practice
of company secretary with
Prof. Siya Inamdar
A study of the profession
special reference to company
secretaries in practice.
2.
To undertake elaborate
study of ‟Notice‟ of an
Annual General Meeting with
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respect to legal, technical and
administrative aspects.
3.
To understand legal
aspects of raising funds through
Fixed Deposits and to
understand the scheme.
4.
To analyze the provisions
of „Managerial Remuneration.‟
5.
To understand „Trade
Marks‟ in all aspects – legal
and presentation.
6.
To understand the SEBI
Investor Protection Guide
Lines with respect to issue of
capital under various
circumstances.
7.
To understand the Law of
Consumer Protection and the
mechanism there under.
8.
To analyze the law of
amalgamation of companies.
9.
To study the Listing
Agreement with Stock
Exchanges and to understand
the stock exchange mechanism
with special reference to
dematerialization of shares
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The following table depicts the list of practicals undertaken by the FY/SY/TYB.Sc (comp. sci.)
students.
Sr. No
1
Name of the Faculty
Prof. Nilesh Thite
Class
TY
Prof. Mrs. Monica Shinde
Titles of Projects
College Management system
Enhanced web security
Network Information system
Voice mail
Sales Management System
Helpdesk Management System
Online fabrication website
Application Launcher
File Distribution server
Chitchat Messaging Application
Prof. Mrs. Nidhi
2
Satavlekar
TY
Network Clipboard
Prof. Nilesh Thite
C-Editor
Prof. Shailesh Gadade
UML Editor with code generation
Mobile Stores System
Term Deposit Management System
Code generator
Two Wheeler Service station Management
system
Hospital Management system
College Library Management System
Vehicle Service Station
3
Prof. Shailesh Gadade
Prof. Nilesh Thite
TY
OPD & clinic Management system
PC Browsing using mobile
Matrimonial System
Human Resource Development
Pesticide sales system
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Easy File Splitter and Encrypted
Online bus reservation system
Online Toll Collection system
Online Books & Movies Shopping
Prof. Mrs. Nidhi
4
Satavlekar
TY
Prof. Monica Shinde
Digital Library System
Planner
Fruit Bazaar
Budget Enhancer
Instant Communication Server
Online Electronics goods shopping
The following table depicts the list of practical‟s undertaken by the FY/SY/TYBCA
Sr. No
Name of the Faculty
1
Prof. Mrs. Vishakha Wagh
Class
TY
Prof. Ms. Geeta Patil
Project Name
Medical shop management system
Project Monitory System
Cool Cab
Beverage Agency
Payroll System
Customer Information System
House Loan Management System
Computer Lab Management
Recruitment management system
Canteen Management
Hotel Management system
Mall Management
2
Prof. Ms. Neeta Patil
Prof. Mrs. Meenal Kabra
TY
Incidence Management system
Book sales system
Matrimonial database system
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Travel management system
Petrol pump management
Sales management system
Audi car management
Showroom management
Library management system
Book stock management
Pizza billing system
1
Prof. Mrs. Meenal Kabra
TY
Orkut Mgmt
Prof. Ms. Geeta Patil
Sales system of vehicle
Shop-Floor management
Priority Banking Management System
College Website (online management System)
Bus depot management
Student Admission System
Gas Agency
Water Supply Management
Social Networking
Jewellers design system
CAB management system
Library management system
Billing system
Census database management
Paper Agency Management System
Dress Design Management System
School Management System
2
Prof. Ms. Neeta Patil
TY
Medical Shop Management
Hardware sales & Maintenance system
Sales Management System
Payroll Management System
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Inventory system
Furniture management system
Book shop management system
Mobile sales management system
Pathology Lab System
Sports Club
Flat Booking System
Ice - Cream Parlor
Stock and billing management system
Orphanage management system
Airline booking
Internet banking
Cement dealership management system
Crime report management system
Generic management system
Oil management system
Pizza Order
PRIYADARSHANI YUVATI MANCH

A ladies forum „Priyadarshani Yuvati Manch‟ initiated by the college with a view to
empower the women has following objectives.
 To inculcate cultural and social values and talents among girls students.
 To build the confidence among the girl students to face challenges of 21st century.
 To invite dynamic and unique personalities to share their experience to promote
values among girl students.
 To organize seminars and workshops on personality development exclusively for
girl students.
The activities carried out with reference to above objectives are
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 On 31st July 2010, an eminent oncologist was invited to make aware about the
increasing ratio of breast cancer among women. He gave important precast and tips
to save from breast cancer.
 On 28th Sept.2010, a lecture was arranged on „Career Opportunities and Selection
of Suitable Career‟ by Shri. Avinash Dharmadhikari founder member of Chanakya
Mandal.
 On 22nd Nov.2010, Priyadarshani Yuvati Manch invited Chief Editor of Sakal
Newspaper, Mr. Uttam Kamble for being nominated as a president of Akhil
Bhartiya Marathi Sahitya Samelan for the year 2010-11. He shared his valuable
experiences about his career development with girl students.
 The college deputed some girl students to watch premier show on Marathi Film
„Mani-Mangalsutra‟. A group discussion was arranged to discuss the social values
of movie.
 A cultural programme was organized by the forum. More than 100 girls
participated and had shown outstanding performance in classical and western
dance. The prize winners were as under
List of Prize Winners
Sr. No
Name
Event
Rank
1
Ms. Chandani Nair
Solo Dance competition
First
2
Ms. Krupakshi Bhegde
Second
3
Ms. Nikita Mandavkar
Third
4
Ms. Aishwarya Gokhale and
Group Dance competition
First
Ms. Rutu Charamale
5
Ms. Apra Acharya and
Group Dance competition
Ms. Shubha Priya

Second
ELOCUTION AND DEBATING ASSOCIATION
 To develop public speaking confidence amongst the students
 To develop speech writing skills by considering five Cs: Conciseness, Correctness,
Completeness, Clarity, and Concreteness.
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 To improve presentation and elocution skills.
 To enable students to learn the art of putting forth their objectives logically and in a
convincing manner leading to acceptance of the same.
 To enable the students to update themselves with current affairs, general and
specialize knowledge on important debatable issues to indirectly prepare students to
develop so as to eventually appear for the interviews, group discussion and other
placement opportunities
 Our college organized the nineteenth inter collegiate state level elocution competition
on the theme „Dowry an Evil System‟ on 18th Dec 2010. More than 23 colleges
participated in this competition.
 The boys and girls of Elocution Association of the college participated and many of
them were successful in Inter-collegiate competition organized by university of Pune
on the theme like „Corruption is way of life‟, „National Policy for Higher Education
and Youth‟, „Role of Modern Youth in Nation Building‟. The winners for the same
were :

Mr. Uday Deshmukh

Mr. Sachin Shinde

Mr. Suraj Pawar

Mr. Jagadale Nilesh

Mr. Sapkal Shruti

Miss. Pardeshi Arti
The following students were runner-up in the competition organized by Symbiosis
College of Commerce on the theme „Women Empowerment‟

Ms. Akanksha Shrivastav

Mr. Rishikesh Nimbalkar
 The members of this association also participated in Model united Nation Assembly
(Mock UNIO) organized by IIMM
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
CULTURAL ASSOCIATION
 To inculcate values and talents among the students.
 To develop among the students a sense for respecting Indian culture and values.
 To provide a platform for students to work as a team and to enjoy cultural events and
activities with a secular sense of brotherhood and unity despite the cultural diversity.
 To indirectly educate the students to celebrate cultural festivals of various religion
castes and creeds
 Our college students at the beginning of academic year has organized talent contest
which provide platforms to display the talents in classical music, folk dances,
mimicry, western fusion orchestra, drama etc.
 Our students participated in various cultural activities organized by other colleges and
Institutions.
 The final year BBA students organized „Wisdom 2010‟ which was management cum
cultural festival. This festival attracted to the participation of more than 25 colleges
in and around Pune city. The fest was organized with such a professionalism and
perfection that it has been applauded by most of the stakeholder of the college.
 ‘PEGASUS’, another intercollegiate cultural event was organized by the students of
BCA / B.Sc (comp. sci.). This festival also attracted more than 20 colleges to
participate actively in the events like programming competition, paper presentation,
Indian classical music, Western music, Folk dance, singing etc.

COLLEGE MISCELLANY COMMITTEE
The objectives of the miscellany committee (magazine committee) of our college are as
follows

To encourage creativity among the students to develop the writing skills
and ability of the students.

To project the college and to highlight the achievements of the students
and the faculties.

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
To develop sense of belonging through miscellaneous.
The editor for Urmi 2010-11 focuses its theme on „In pursuit of excellence in education‟.
There are 12 articles by boys and 18 articles by girls which cover all department of the
college. The magazine has hindi/marathi/english section.
There is an additional alumni section which has attracted many past students to
contribute and voice their concerns and opinion their articles interviews poems,
quotations. The cover photo, the principal‟s desk and educational is on the theme „In
pursuit of excellence in education‟.
The copies of magazines are circulated to all the colleges. The editorial takes precise care
to ensure that all prominent stakeholders, well wishers and benefactors get the cople of
magazines
2.
New academic programme initiated (UG & PG)
Prof. S. M Edke has revised, modified and initiated the already implemented
Environment course (EVS course) for S.Y.B.Com with value addition of other four
significant modules which are
 Industrial hazards and AIDS protection
 Electronic wastage and its impact on planet at large
 Environmental protection due to globalization
 Environmental Awareness Camp
The college, in addition to the above has taken another very bold initiation to introduce
new course for S.Y.BBA, BCA, BCS students of the college which is not mandatory by
the university and we are happy to place on records these students have responded very
positively. The college as well as teaching faculty is encouraging the post graduate
students pursuing M.Com and MCJ to go for following inter-disciplinary courses offered
at the college such as

University of Pune‟s Post Graduation Diploma in
 Banking and Finance
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 Foreign Trade
 Insurance and Financial Services
3.
Innovations in curricular design and transaction
Since the college is affiliated to University of Pune the courses offered at the
college are framed by the University of Pune. The syllabuses of these courses are framed
by the University of Pune. Thus the college naturally has less scope to change the course
contents. However, the following teacher of the college has actively participated in
curriculum design by giving their valuable suggestions. These teachers have also been
instrumental in organizing/restructuring of curriculum of seminar/workshops on
restructuring of curriculum at the college in collaboration with department of Commerce
and Management, University of Pune.
Further we are happy to place on records the active involvement of our faculty related
to curricular designed
 Dr. N. B. Shaikh elected as member of BOS for Business Economics.
 Dr. M. D. Lawrence co-opted as member of BOS for Marketing.
 Prof. S. S. Pokharna co-opted as member of BOS for Costing.
 Prof. S. D. Pawar co-opted as a member of BOS for Business Administration.
 Prof. S. M. Edke co-opted as a member for Accountancy.
 Dr. M. R. Gaikwad elected as a Senate member for Physical Education faculty.

INNOVATION SUCH AS MODULAR CURRICULA.
The college apart from its above efforts towards its innovation in curriculum and
its limitation and its rigidity in changing the curriculum on its own has boldly introduced
its owned innovations such as „Modular Curricula‟. The college does this with the help of
eminent industrialist experts who are invited for conducting

Interactive sessions on current issues in the various subject taught by the various
departments.
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
Teacher teaching specialized subjects in addition to their existing workloads conducts
the following curricula activities.
 Management games and group dynamics
 Case study workshops
 Brain storming sessions
The college thus strives to offer the opportunities for diverse students by introducting the
above modular curricula.
4.
Inter-disciplinary programmes started
The college has been offering numerous opportunities for the students opting for
inter-disciplinary courses such as

The College has been offering certain courses in French/German.

During this academic year it has offered Japanese and Spanish course

The Commerce under-graduate student after their regular classes each day have the
opportunities to pursue certificate / diploma courses in
 Landscaping
 Fashion designing

Our post-graduate student have the opportunity to pursue inter-disciplinary courses
such as
 Banking and Finance
 Diploma in Labor Law and Labour Welfare
 Diploma in consumer protection
 Diploma in Cyber Law
5.
Examination reforms implemented
According to the recent examination reforms, the college has introduced the
implementation of Evaluation/Moderation/Conducting Central Assessment Programme
(CAP) independently by the College itself on behalf of University of Pune for
 First Year B.Com
 First Year B.B.A
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 First Year B.C.A
 First Year B. Sc(computer science)

The college restructured and modified its examination committee by adding additional
support staff.

All the teachers teaching at F.Y.B.Com/B.B.A/B.C.A/B.Sc (Computer Science) prepare
question banks so as to set the question paper on time for the term end examination.

The examination committee schedule question papers, model answer papers are all
prepared and set by the exam committee.

The term end examination is conducted in the month of October every year.

The papers which carry practical assignments as per University bifurcated marks as
60+20+20

The consolidated results of the college was displayed on the college Notice-Board with
marks converted to 20 and same communicated to University of Pune exam session.

The Annual examination was conducted as per the schedule given by the University of
Pune. The college has a special exam reform major with a view to ensure excellent
standards of conducting examination by appointing senior teachers.
F.Y.B.Com
 Prof.S.M.Edke
 Dr. M.R.Gaikwad
 Dr. N.B.Shaikh
 Prof.S.D.Pawar
F.Y.BBA
 Prof. Vishakha Wagh
 Prof. Minal Kabra
 Prof. Neeta Patil
 Prof. Geeta Patil
The above faculty members were appointed as internal senior supervisors to ensure the
smooth conduct of exam without any copying and other malpractices.
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In addition to the above the college teaching and administrative staff contributed equally
for the smooth conduct of exam
The college staff chalked out the plan for seating arrangement and other details for
successful implementation of exam
Paper assessment, mark-sheet preparation, declaration of result, moderation of answer
book, gracing and condonation preparation of merit list, finalization of result withheld
declaration of results and distribution of mark-sheet on time
6.
Candidates qualified: NET/SLET/GATE exam
The following faculty members of our college are successful in qualifying
NET/SLET examinations
7.
 Prof. Sumita Joshi
(SET qualified)
 Prof. Franklin Salvi
(NET qualified)
Initiative towards Faculty Development Program
The following Faculty Development Programmes was organized by the college:
Sr. No
Title
Speaker
1
Time Management and Leadership
Dr. Shirish Edke
2
Writing an effective project report
Dr. Sanjay Kaptan
The role of NGOs in eradication of
3
3 Ps: Population, Pollution,
Prof. Niranjan Jain
andPoverty
4
5
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„Premacha Gawa Jave'
Father Francis Debretto
Current issues in education and
Mr. B. G. Kolse Patil
politics
(Socialist)
29
8.
Total number of seminars/workshops conducted
The seminars and workshops conducted by the college in the academic year 2010-
11 are as follows
Sr. No
1
Title
Speaker
Managing Changes and Challenges for
Dr. Bharat Bhushan and Prof. A.J.
sustainable development in the Post Crisis Era
Lekhak
2
Workshop on Reseach Methodology
Dr A. P Ingale
3
Women Empowerment
Mrs. Rani Bung
4
NAAC Re-accreditation process
CEDA - Dr. A.B. Deshpande & Dr.
Beena Inamdar
9.
Research Project
The following is the list of faculty members involved in ongoing minor research
projects funded by UGC.
Sr.
Name of the
No.
research scholar
1
Topic for minor research
Dr. M. D .Lawrence
Grant
received
A study of effective leadership approaches
75000
of college Principals in Pune City towards
enhancement of quality.
2
Prof S. M. Edke
Impact of World Economic Crisis on
25,000
Computer Market of Pune
3
Dr. N.B. Shaikh
Problems of Pharmaceutical industries in
85,000
Pune city.
4
Prof.
Mrs.
Pokharna
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S.S. Problems of working women. in Business
45,000
Process Outsourcing (BPO) Industries
30
10.
Patents generated, if any
Nil
11.
New collaborative research programs
The college is having an association with research centre of Poona College and
BMCC College. Many researchers have registered with these centers. Our
eminent faculty/research guides have collaboration with these centers.
12.
Research grants received from various agencies
The college received total grant of
2,20,000 from University Grant Commission
(UGC) for undertaking minor research projects in the field of commerce and economics.
13.
Details of research scholars

Prof. Santosh Sutar from the department of computer science has registered for
the Doctorate degree with University of Pune on „Statistics and Survival
Analysis‟.

Prof. Mrs. S. S. Pokharna has registered for Ph.d with University of Pune. Her
title of research is „A Study of Human Resource Administration in Selected BPO
units in Pune City‟.

Prof. Mrs. Suparna Gangale has undertaken research in the field of Business
Administration.

Dr. M. D .Lawrence has undertaken minor research project on „A study of
effective leadership approaches of college Principals in Pune City towards
enhancement of quality‟.

Prof. S. M. Edke is involved in minor research project entitled „Impact of World
Economic Crisis on Computer Market of Pune‟.

Dr. N. B. Shaikh has undertaken minor research in the field of economics. The
title of his research is „Problems of Pharmaceutical industries in Pune city‟.
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14.
Citation index of faculty members and impact factor

The following books of Prin. Dr. M. D. Lawrence have been cited by various
academicians, researchers and students
 Marketing and Salesmenship: Paper I, II and III.
 Business Entrepreneurships: Paper II and III.
 Purchasing and Stores Management: Paper II and III.
 Business Administration: Paper II and III.

Prof. S. M. Edke, Prof. Mrs. S. S. Pokharna, Prof. S. D. Pawar and Prof. Rumy
Mehta have authored/co-authored for following titles which are cited by
academicians and students from Mumbai University and University of Pune.
 Environmental Development for Mumbai University.
 Auditing and Cost Accounting for Mumbai University.
 Business Communication for University of Pune.
 Business Entrepreneurships: Paper II and III.
15.
Honors/Awards to the faculty: National and International
The faculty members of our college have been actively involved in various social,
sports, educational and cultural activities for which they have been honored by following
awards.

Prin. Dr. M. D. Lawrence: „Best Teacher State Award‟ conferred by Ministry of
Higher and Technical Education, Govt. of Maharashtra.

Dr.
M.
R.
Gaikwad:
„ADARSH
SHIKSHAK
PURASKAR
AND
PRABODHAN AWARD-2010‟ conferred by Yuva Shakti Samajik Sanstha,
Nashik.

Recipient of „MAHARASHTRA BHUSHAN PURASKAR – 2011‟ by MSNHL
institute Maharashtra Marathi Samajik Sanstha Mumbai.
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16.
Internal resources generated
The following table shows that the college has generated
3,31,64,650 through
internal financial resources.
Sr. No
Particulars
2010-11 Collection in
Rs
1
Fees :
Grant in Aid
4,00,800
Non-Grants
2,18,13,850
2
Seminars/Workshop/Conferences
-
3
UGC Grants
1,50,000
4
Salary Grants (State Govt.)
1,08,00,000
In addition to the above internal financial resources the college has also generated both
infrastructure and resources and has purchased 85 computers costing
17.
18,53,000.
Details of departments getting assistance/recognition under SAP, COSIST
(ASSIST)/DST, FIST, and other programmes
Nil
18.
Community services
The college fully understands its social responsibilities and stands committed to it.
Extension activities have become an integral part of our college. The NSS unit of our
college is actively involved in social work. The main thrust area of this unit has been
environment awareness, blood donation camps, and also programmes related to drugs
awareness and aids awareness. The adoption of village for rural development is one of
the classic examples of our NSS unit‟s social awareness. Consumer guidance, gender
equality, adult education drive, camps for orphanage and old aged people are part of the
several activities organized by the college.
In association with the “Anti Dowry Movement, Mumbai” the colleges has been
organizing inter-collegiate elocution competition enlightening “Dowry and its Evils” for
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the last 20 years. This programme has been so effective that many students have vowed
not to accept dowry.
The college in association with the non-government organizations has been extending
both moral and financial support to the home for the aged, women organizations and
orphanages, like Nivara, Matoshree Ashram, Apla Ghar, Nirdhaar, JeevanDhara, Shree
Vatsa, Mamata Bal Sadan, etc. The college in the last five years has organized special
camps, cultural programs, fruits and eatables distribution,, stationery distribution
programmes in various NGO‟s working for orphanage and home for the aged. Clothes,
sweets, winter garments, footwear etc. are distributed amongst the orphan kids from
Mamta Bal Sadan Saswad Pune. All these activities had a very positive effect on our
students who were exposed to the hard realities of relief work and they performed their
duties towards the society, nation and the humanity at large.
The highlights of community services rendered by the college through its NSS
department were as follows:

The outreach programmes organized by the college are
 Camps for orphan children during diwali vacation.
 Fruits and eatable distribution: The NSS volunteers of the college have been
organizing fruits and eatables distribution programme at Jeevan Dhara the school
for mentally retarded students for last five years and the students with the
support of their Headmistress Mrs. Shinde and her staff members are constantly
interacting with the retarded students, building relationships informally and
personally. Some of the students with proper permission and approval from the
headmistress are even taking them to their homes for giving them the joy of
spending family weekends.
 Distribution of free stationery, Television sets, and other essential products: The
NSS volunteers of the college are also actively involved with the distribution of
stationery and other learning materials to the students at “Shree Vatsa,
Vanasthali and Apla Ghar” home for orphan children at Pune. Vikas, NGO
caring for the children of commercial sex workers. The students contribute on
their own for the social cause. They have also donated Television Sets, taperecorders, and cassettes to the leprosy hospital, Wanori-Pune. Financial
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assistance to the “Sakaal Relief Fund” for people affected by flood at Bihar and
Orissa was successfully organized by the college.
 Entertainment, Naturopathy and Yoga camps for old aged: The students of the
college regularly visit the „Home for the Aged‟ like Nivara and Janseva
foundation. These visits of our students bring solace and joy to the old inmates
who enjoy such visits of the students which also creates a family environment.
Our students have been organizing Naturopathy and Yoga camps at Lonikand
taluka haveli district Pune from last three years under the guidance of Yoga –
Charya, Shri. S.M. Acharya and physiotherapist Mr. Diwane. Around five
hundred people have been benefitted by this programme.
 Each One Teach One programme: A group of Twenty five NSS volunteers have
adopted the village Thopatewadi a village situated near Sinhagad Fort, Pune
where the students conduct adult education programme - “Each One Teach One”
for the villagers.
 Tree Plantation:
Our students also organize tree plantation programmes on
special occasions such as the birth anniversary of leaders like Mahatma Gandhi
the Father of the Nation. The Jain and Firodiya hostels have been transformed
with a greener environment due to this programme. The students have been
successful in spreading the message of creating a green beautiful Pune in the
neighborhood of the colleges and the surrounding parts of the city.
 Cleaning of the banks of Mutha River: A very significant achievement this year
was the cleaning of the banks of mutha river, which is in close proximity to the
college. A lot of garbage and other waste were cleanly cleared by our students in
collaboration with the Pune municipal corporation volunteers. The efforts of the
students in this regard were very much appreciated by the media and the citizens
of Pune.
 No Vehicle Day on the campus: the college since the last consecutive seven
years has been organizing a no vehicle day on the campus on a given working
day.
 Other activities:

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
„Nari Samata Manch‟ programmes for women education of their rights in
association with „Nari Samata Mach‟ in the college campus.

„Muslim Satyashodhak‟; issues related to muslim community are tackled
effectively with their help.

“Hamid Dalwai Institute”, Pune a socialist organization has been
organizing lectures and seminars on Secularism and National Integration

Several programmes organized by Shrusti a voluntary organization
functioning in Pune region towards the creation of religious and social
awareness amongst the college youth are also collaborated

Tilgul distribution Ceremony, Raksha Bandhan, Organization of different
cultural activities and festivals is a regular feature of the college

In collaboration with the Rotary Club and Lions Clubs, programmes like
blood donations, tree plantation, medical check-up, vaccination etc. are
organized by the college

The college
provides free accommodation to financially backward
students.

The college also provides its hall free of cost for marriages of the poor and
also permits social organizations to use its Seminar Hall to conduct
seminars and other activities. In collaboration with „Sath Sath‟ an
organization which prepares youth for marriages, the college conducts
Marriage Preparation courses for bachelors/ spinsters eligible for marriage.
The college provides classroom and other related facilities to conduct
vacation batches for students residing in slums.
 The commemoration of the Death Anniversary of our Founder President and Ex
home Minister of India Hon. Late Shri. Shankaraoji Chavan is observed each year
on February 26th by conducting the following outreach and extension activities:

Donation of Wheel chairs to the handicapped

Distribution of clothes, fruits and sweets to blind, dumb and deaf
children at Wanwori.

Distribution of essential commodities to the Senior Citizens at Janaseva
Foundation, Ambi.
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
Visit to Central Jail and distribution of fruits, sweetmeats and interaction
with the prisoners.

Organization of street plays, workshops on gender equality, national
integration etc
19.
Teachers and officers newly recruited
Sr. No
Name of the Teacher
Qualification
Department
1
Mrs. Gangale Suparna
M.Com M.Phil
Commerce
2
Ms. Dimble Archana
M.Com M.Phil
Commerce
Mrs. Bharadwaj
3
Kamini
M.A
Economics
4
Mr. Thite Nilesh
M.C.A
Computer Science
5
Ms. Geeta Patil
M.C.A
Computer Science
6
Ms. Neeta Patil
M.C.A
Computer Science
2
7
Mr. Gadade Shailesh
M.C.A
Computer Science
0
8
Mr. Santosh Sutar
M.Sc (Statistics)
Computer Science
.
9
Mrs. Aparna Gavli
M.Sc (Maths)
Computer Science
M.Sc
T
10
Mrs. Mantri Megha
(Electronics)
Computer Science
e
11
Smt. Kirloskar
M.Com, DCJ
Jounalism
a
12
Mr. Uday Kiran
MBA
BBA
c
13
Mr. S. R .Inamdar
B.Com, CA
Adminstration
h
14
Mr. K. N. Kamthe
M.Com
Administration
i
15
Mr. Kale Abhijeet
M.Com
Administration
n
g- Non-Teaching staff ratio
Department wise teaching and non-teaching staff ratio.
Sr. No
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Number of
Ratio Of
37
Teaching
Non-Teaching
Teaching and Non-
Staff
Staff
Teaching
1
Commerce
9
18
1:2
2
BBA/BBM
6
2
3:1
3
Computer Science
15
3
5:1
4
Communication &
5
2
2.5:1
Journalism
21.
Improvements in the library services
The following are the improvement in the library services in the form of services
and activities

Introduction of open access to students to different shelves, books, periodicals and
journals in certain department

Renders club for students

Inter Library loan facility

Inter institutional library membership A. MCCIA B. British Library
22.
New books/journals subscribed and their value
The library of the college is enriching with variety of learning materials and vital
learning resources such as books, CDs, DVDs etc. The following chart depicts the
statistical data of library.
Year 2010-11
Sr. No Particulars
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Qty
Value
1
Books
1097
3,11,554
2
Journals
52
46,728
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23.
Courses in which student assessment of teachers is introduced and the action
taken on student feedback
The feedback mechanism has been developed in various courses such as B.Com,
BBA, BCA, BCS, Communication and Journalism and the teachers are encouraged to
join and complete various professional degree and diploma courses helpful to upgrade
their present teaching abilities. The students are true Judges and their Judgments‟ had
been taken very positively and promptly to remove deviations in teaching with a view to
correct teaching assessment and the workload of the teaching.
24.
Feedback from stakeholders
We avail feedback from our stakeholders – employers, training agencies, parents
– regarding the performance of our students. We also have regular open house sessions.
The college has an annual employers meet to get feedback regarding our graduates. The
meeting acts as a driving force for restricting the curriculum as well as the training
programmes.
25.
Unit cost of education
FY/SY/TY/BCOM
No. of students = 720
Unit = Expenditure/ No. of
Sr. No
Particulars
1 Salary and Allowances
Expenditure students
1,20,60,663
16750.92
Non-Salary Expenditure 2 Binding
Postage
Telephone
Printing
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Stationary
57,057
79.24
3 Electricity
3,21,110
445.98
4,59,700
638.47
483
0.67
138
0.19
989
1.39
4000
5.55
1,56,191
216.93
13060340
1388.32
4 Washing Allowance
Other office expenditure
5 Bank charges
6 Advertisement
Audit
I-Card printing
Repairs and maintenance
Local Conveyance
7 periodicals and journals
Reading rooms
Staff meetings
Tax
Other repairs and
maintenance
8 Affiliation
9 Conference and Seminar
Total
MCJ-I, MCJ-II, DCJ
Particulars
Number of students = 64
Expenditure
SALARY & ALLOWANCES
Unit cost
728850
11388.28
0
0
POSTAGE
1381
21.58
TELEPHONE
5650
88.28
PRINTING
40763
636.92
STATIONERY
11449
178.89
ELECTRICITY
250
3.91
NON SALARY EXPENDITURE
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WASHING ALLOANCES
0
0.00
219939
3436.55
75
1.17
102679
1604.36
550
8.59
I.CARD PRINTING
0
0.00
REP & MAIN [BUILDING]
0
0.00
3785
59.14
11130
173.91
READING ROOM
4516
70.56
STAFF MEETING
0
0.00
TAXES
0
0.00
REPAIRS & MAIN - OTHER
1600
25.00
AFFILIATION
2400
37.50
CONFERENCE & SEMINAR
3733
58.33
1138750
17792.97
OTHER OFFICES EXPENSES
BANK CHRAGES
ADVERTISEMENT
AUDIT
LOCAL CONVYEANCE
PERIODICALS & JOURNALS
TOTAL RS.
26.
Computerization of administration and the process of admissions and
examination results, issue of certificates

The college has computerized system for effective functioning of its
administration. The latest versions of computer application software have been
provided to each administrative personnel so as to facilitate timely completion of
various administrative activities and to ensure efficient services to all the
stakeholders.

Under the process of admissions the admission forms are verified and
computerized merit lists are prepared with cut off percentage for various
categories of students so as to enable them to approach the concerned
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administrative authority to finalize their admissions. The preparation of roll-lists,
subject-wise and section-wise can easily be facilitated through computers.

As per University norms the First Year B.Com, BBA, BBM, BCA, B.Sc (comp.
sci.) final examinations are assigned to the college, for which the college has to
thoroughly prepare itself for sitting arrangements, rules and regulations to be
observed during examinations, generation of hall tickets & their effective
distribution, entering marks, preparation of mark-sheets and generation of final
results are carried out through computers.
27.
Increase in the infrastructural facilities

Renovation of Garden and installation of fountain in the garden

Renovation of classrooms.

Repairs and maintenance of benches, black board, Green boards, and electrical
appliances

Maintaining overall Hygiene and cleanliness of the campus

Beautification of campus

Renovation of hostel rooms and toilets to create hygiene environment

Installation of Solar System so as to provide Hot water facility to the hostilities.
28.
Technology up-gradation
Technology up-gradation undertaken during 2010-11
TOTAL
SR.NO.
PARTICULARS
QTY
PRICE
PRICE
1
Computer
85
21800.00
18,53,000
2
Cable Manager
4
350
1400
3
RACK POWER STRIP
2
2100
4200
4
Cat 6 I/O port
40
290
11600
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5
Patch cords
40mitr
140
560
6
DVD Writer Sata
3
1080
3540
7
Printer canon leaser network
2
16000
32000
8
EpsonLX300 Dot matrix printer
4
7200
28800
9
D-link 42 users server rack
1
10
HP 150 G6 Server Intel board 2.0 (5505
processor 4MB L3 cache 8GB DDR3
42500
1
167440
167440
RAM) 146GB Hard Disk DVD ROM
11
Quick heal anitvirus
85
650
55250
12
APC UPS
1
265000
265000
13
Battaries
32
4500
162000
14
D-link 24 port switch
4
8250
33000
15
CRO
6
15700
94200
17
Function Generator
6
6650
39900
18
Signal Generator
2
3320
6640
19
Single Power Supply
3
3170
9510
20
Dual Power Supply
3
8250
24750
21
Digital Multimeter
14
600
8400
22
Study of Theveinin's,Nortons Theorem
for a resistive Circuit
1
1600
1600
Study of Forward Bias Charactristics of
1
1300
1300
23
Rectifier Diode
24
Study of Zener Diode Charactristics
1
1000
1000
25
Study of single stage CE Amplifier
1
1000
1000
26
Study of Transistor as a Switch
1
1000
1000
27
Study of Adder/ Subtractor
1
1500
1500
28
Study of Integrator/Differentiator
1
1500
1500
29
Study of Half Wave, Full wave, Bridge
1
1000
1000
1
1200
1200
Rectifier
30
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using IC7805 & 7905
31
Study of Basic Logic Gates
1
2600
2600
32
Study of Interconversion of Logic Gates
1
2600
2600
using Demorgans Theorem
33
Study of Half Adder,Full Adder
1
1200
1200
34
Study of Multiplexer/Demultiplexer
1
1200
1200
35
Study of Scaling ckt using IC 7490
1
1500
1500
36
Study of Thumbwheel Switch Interface
1
1700
1700
using IC 7447 with 7 segmant Display
37
Study of PN Sequence Generator
1
2886
2886
38
Study of Decade Counter
1
1700
1700
29.
Computer and internet access and training to teachers, non-teaching staff
and students
Our college has five equipped computer labs having internet access. All these labs
have been constructed exclusively and separately for Commerce, Business
Administration, Computer Science and Journalism students. Majority of teaching
staff members are having their Laptop and most of them preparing lecture notes
by referring various relevant websites etc.
30.
Financial aid to students
The college authorities and concerned officers implement this scheme and take
efforts to benefit the deserving students. The government of India provides various
schemes of scholarships and free ships for the students studying in various colleges at
graduate and postgraduate levels. These schemes provide financial aids to the needy
students and help to pursue their education. The college and college authorities
implement the various Government Schemes and support the students for getting the
benefits through such schemes.
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Following is the financial aid given to the students from Govt. of India in 2010-11
Amount:
Category
4,87,383
Number of
Students
SC
94
NT
56
SBC
10
OBC
66
Total
226
While free-ships given to the number of students in 2010-11 are
Category
Number of
Students
31.
EBC
7
PTC
0
STC
3
Total
10
Activities and support from the Alumni Association
During this Academic year 2010-11, the ex-students contributed very actively in
the publication of „URMI‟. There was very active support from the Alumni in the
following ways

The popular Marathi film star Miss. Amrita Khanwilkar despite her busy schedule
spared her time for the girls students for „Priyadarshini Yuvati Manch‟. She
conducted acting sessions for girl students of the college.
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
Prof. Neerav Shah and Prof. Rakesh Mittal, our ex-students, also had interactive
sessions with the Commerce and Business Administration department on the topics
 Stock Exchange and its Role in the Capital Market.
 Budgets and its Implication
 Changes and Challenges before the Cost Accountant in Post Crisis Era.
 Career Opportunities for new Entrepreneurs in Small and Cottage Industries.

Many prominent students were fledged in industries are constantly and consistently
throughout the academic year are helping the College very significantly in providing
placement opportunities to our T.Y.BBA, B.Com, BCA and Diploma Students.

Our Ex-students Miss. Janavi, the executive officer of HDFC Bank, provided an
opportunity for more than 200 students to work as back-office administrators in the
Bank.
The following depicts placement opportunities provided by the Alumni in various
reputed Govt. /Non-Govt. organization/Institutions
Placement Opportunities Provided by Past Students
Sr.
No
Number of
Name of Ex-
Students
Student
Employed
Organization
1
Miss. Janavi
25
HDFC
2
Mr. Bhavin Mehta
29
WNS
3
Mr.Avinash Kharde
6
Kharde Associates
4
Prin.Makrand
4
Sinhagad college of
Wazal
commerce,Kondhwa
5
Miss.Prachi Joshi
8
Joshi Yoga Centre
6
Mr.Bharat Ramani
3
Ramani Consultancy
7
Miss.Amruta Atre
5
Amruta Financial Services
8
Mr.Vijay
4
Khaladkar Real Estates
Khaladkar
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9
Mr.Umesh Deokar
2
Maharashtra State Police Force
10
Mr.Dayanand
2
Central govt. Department of
Kokare
Treasuree
Apart from the above, the direct and indirect support of alumni always gives strength to
the various student centric developmental activities conducted by the college. Similarly
the alumni contributed both in the monetory and non-monetory form during the National
Level Seminar – „Managing Changes and Challenges for Sustainable Development in the
Post Crisis Era‟ organized by the college. Mr. Vijay Khaladkar sponsored this seminar
 By the way of local transport services to the deligates
 By providing mineral water for two hundred and fifty participants for three days
 By providing other complementary gifts/souvenir to the participants
The following alumni actively contributed articles for in-house publication „URMI‟
during the academic year 2010-11
 Anand Wadekar (B.Com)
 Vishwanjali Gaikwad (12th science)
 Bhavin Shah (12th science)
 Snehal Chordiya (12th science)
 Kanchan Maslekar (MCJ)
 Madhuri Papal (MCJ)
 Prem Agarwal (MCJ)
 Nirav Shah (B.Com)
 Mohini Wageshwari (B.Com)
32.
Activities and support from the Parent-Teacher Association
The college is fortunate to have continuous interaction & support due to its
parent-teacher Association.
This year some of them can be high-lighted as under

During major events / special programs the principal & teachers in tract with the
parents & seek their support guidance and assistance.
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
During the holiday winter camp some of the parent supply sponsors lunch for the
orphan students.

During the process of admission the principal & teacher assist the parents at the time
of entry level admission teachers helps the parents & their wards to guide properly.

The significant cultural best was organized by Priyadarshini Yuvati Manch. i.e. gettogether of Mother & Daughters following activities were organized during the
occasion.
 Folk dances
 Western dances
 Haldi Kum-Kum
33.
Health services
The health center of the college lead under the full-time faculty Dr. Mulla has
carried out the activities which are worth mentioning
 Vaccination program on Hepatitis „B‟
 Aids Awareness program for the college students
 Hepatitis „B‟ testing program for girls students
 Organized

The health center compulsory organizes the medical check-up programs for staff &
students.

Our college has established a separate facilitating team of teachers for the effective
medical check-up of the students.
Sr. No
Course
1
Prof. S.M.Edke
F.Y.B.Com
2
Prof. S.D.Pawar
F.Y.BBA
3
Prof. N.B.Shaikh
F.Y.BBM
4
Prof. Vishakha Wagh
F.Y.BCA
Prof. Needhi
F.Y.B.Sc
Satavdekar
(Comp.Sci)
5
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
These teachers notice to the students about the dates of medical check-up. The
students then visit the medical center which is within the campus the Doctor check
the students & submit the report to the Health Center and other copy is given to the
student.


The medical check-up covers the following areas of testing format (contents)
B.P
Pulse
Blood
Height
Weight
Chest
Habits
Eye sight
In case in abnormality is found in the student the same is reported to the University
Health centre and it is communicated to the parent of the concern student.
34.
Performance in sports activities
In this year 2010-11 our college participated in 31 events at inter-collegiate
competitions and tournaments of University of Pune and approximately 300 students
represented the college in the various sports events
Teams participated in the inter-collegiate tournament of University of Pune
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Cross Country
Base Ball
Lawn Tennis
Judo
Chess
Table Tennis
Soft Ball
Swimming
Fencing
Rowing
Cricket
Kho-Kho
Net Ball
Volley Ball
Archery
Basket Ball
Athletics
Hand Ball
Foot Ball
Kabaddi
Hockey
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Shooting
Wrestling
Cycling
Boxing
Gymnastics
Mallkhamb
Badmintons
Weight Lifting
Best Physique Event
Rope Mallkhamb
The achievements of the students in sports are as under
A.
Inter collegiate Sports: Individual Level
(Organized by Pune City Zonal Sports Committee - PCZSC)
 Shri. Gaurav Zende, F.Y.B.C.A.
Third Prize in shooting Competition.
 Shri. Saurabh Kokate, D.C.J.
Second Prize in Gymnastics Competition.
 Shri. Tejas Bendre, F.Y.B.Com.
First Prize in Gymnastics Competition.
 Shri. Prapal Bhoug, S.Y.B.Com.
Fourth Prize in Gymnastics Competition.
 Miss.Apurva Yadav, F.Y.B.Com.
Fourth Prize in Rop Mallkhamb competition.
 Miss. Shraddha Surase, S.Y.B.Com.
Second Prize in Archery Competition.
 Shri. Sandeep More, F.Y.B.Com.
Second Prize in Best Physique Competition.
 Shri. Nikhil Gabhale, S.Y.B.Com.
Second Prize in Best Physique Competition.
 Rushikesh Nimbalkar, F.Y.B.Com.
Third Prize in Swimming Competition (800 Mtrs. Free style)
 Shri. Kalyan Kashyap F.Y.B.COM.
Third Prize in Swimming Competition (100 Mtrs. Breast stroke, 400 IM, 1500
Mtrs. Free style)
 Shri. Rahul Gaikwad, T.Y.B.Com.
Second Prize in Fencing Competition.
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 Miss. Sneha Nande, F.Y.B.Com.
First in Long Jump and High Jump Competition.
 Shri. Darshan Barguje, T.Y.B.Com.
Second Prize in Cycling Competition.
B.
Inter collegiate Sports: Team Event Level
(Organized by Pune City Zonal Sports Committee – PCZSC)
 Gymnastics (Men)
- Winner
 Cricket
(Men)
- Winner
 Kabaddi
(Men)
- Runners up
 Tennis
(Men)
- Runners up
 Chess (Men/Women)
- Fourth Place
(Organized by Sinhagad Institute)
 Football
35.
(Men)
- Winner
Incentives to outstanding sportsperson
With a view to inspire students to participate in sports activities, the following facilities
are given to the students

Providing financial aids like Travelling Allowance (T.A), Daily Allowance (D.A),
Refreshment etc.

Motivating students with Incentives like T. Shirts, Track Suit, Trophy, Felicitation
etc.

Exposing students to News papers, Magazines, T.V Radio etc for their
recognition.

Giving 5 grace marks according to Ordinance 163 of University of Pune.
The above incentives have been given to following students at National Level, Zonal Level
and University.

National Level
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Sr. No.
Name
Class
Event
01
Shri.Sanjay Pardeshi M.Com
Cricket
02
Shri. Tushar
Cricket
PGDFT
Shrivastav
03
Shri. Saurabh
Venue
Australia
Maharashtra Vijaywada,Gaziabad,
Under 22 (Col. C.K. Udaipur,Mumbai,
DCJ
Naidu Trophy)
Nasik
Gymnastics
Delhi
Kokate
04
Ms. Sneha Nande
F.Y.B.Com Athletics
Bangalore and Guntur
05
Shri. Darshan
T.Y.B.Com Cycling
Ranchi (Jharkhand)
Barguje

Zone Level
Sr. No.
Name of the Player
Class
Event
Venue
01.
Miss. Apoora Yadav
F.Y.B.Com.
Rope Mallkhamb
Pravaranagar Loni
02.
Shri. Saurabh Kokate
D.C.J.
Gymnastics
Pravaranagar Loni
03.
Shri. Tejas Bendre
F.Y.B.Com.
Gymnastics
Pravaranagar Lohi
04.
Shri. Prapat Bhong
S.Y.B.Com.
Gymnastics
Pravaranagar Lohi
05.
Shri. Mohan Dass
T.Y.B.Com.
Foot Ball
Pune
06.
Shri. Mohit Joshi
T.Y.B.C.A.
Volley Ball
Dehu Road
07.
Shri. Nikhil Gabhale
S.Y.B.Com.
Best Physique
Shrirampur
08.
Shri. Sandeep More
F.Y.B.Com.
Best Physique
Shrirampur
09.
Shri. Gavrav Zende
F.Y.B.C.A.
Shooting
Pune
10.
Miss.Shraddha Surase
S.Y.B.Com.
Archery
Pune
11.
Shri.Darshan Barguje
T.Y.B.Com.
Cycling
Talegaon Dhabade
12.
Shri. Rahul Gaikwad
T.Y.B.Com.
Fencing
Nasik
13.
Shri. Pradeep Durge
M.Com.
Kabaddi
Rajgurunagar
14.
Shri.Mangesh Bhagat
F.Y.B.Com.
Kabaddi
Rajgurunagar
15.
Shri.Tushar Nagargoje
F.Y.B.Com.
Kabaddi
Rajgurunagar
16.
Miss. Sneha Nande
F.Y.B.Com.
Athletics
Balewadi
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17.
Shri. Mandar Dedge
D.F.T.
Cricket
Ashoknagar
18.
Shri. Jeevan Jape
T.Y.B.Com.
Cricket
Ashoknagar
19.
Shri.Ameya Soman
F.Y.B. Com.
Cricket
Ashoknagar
20.
Shri.Pranil Mohorkar
T.Y.B. Com.
Cricket
Ashoknagar
21.
Shri.Avdhoot Dandekar
S.Y.B. Com.
Cricket
Ashoknagar
22.
Shri.Gavrav Ganpule
M.Com.
Tennis
Pune
23.
Shri.Rohit Shinde
S.Y.B.Com.
Tennis
Pune
24.
Shri. Ketan Bhame
T.Y.B.Com.
Hockey
Pimpri
25.
Miss. Harsha Sarkar
M.Com.
Hockey
Pimpri

University/All India Inter University Level
Sr. No.
Name of the player
Class
Event
Venue
1
Mohan Dass
T.Y.B.Com
Foot Ball
Jabalpur
2
Apoorva Yadav
F.Y.B.Com
Rope
Patiyala
Mallakhamb
3
Darshan Barguje
T.Y.B.Com
Cycling
Amritsar
4
Saurabh Kokate
D.C.J.
Gymnastics
Patiyala
5
Tejas Bendve
F.Y.B.Com
Gymnastics
Patiyala
6
Prapat Bhong
S.Y.B.Com
Gymnastics
Patiyala
7
Mangesh Bhagat
F.Y.B.Com
Kabaddi
Akola and Ajmer
8
Sneha Nande
F.Y.B.Com
Athletics
Akola and Guntur
9
Gaurav Zende
F.Y.B.C.A.
Shooting
Gwalior
10
Avdhoot Dandekar
S.Y.B.Com
Cricket
Surat
11
Rahul Gaikwad
T.Y.B.Com
Fencing
Amritsar
12
Rohit Shinde
S.Y.B.Com
Tennis
Nasik
13
Gaurav Ganphule
M.Com
Tennis
Nasik
14
Shraddha Surase
S.Y.B.Com
Archery
Kurkshetra
36.
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
Achievements and awards in Sports (Inter-collegiate/Inter-zonal/University/National
Level)
Team Event
Place/
Individual
Prize/
University/National
Medal
Event
Medal
Level
1. Cricket (M) David Winner
1. Swimming
Bronze – 3
1. Rope Malkhamb
Bronze – 1.
Trophy
2. Gymnastics
2. Gymnastics (M/W)
Winner
2.
3. Gymnastics
3. Tennis (M)
Silver – 1
Runners-up
Silver – 1
Best Silver – 2
Runners-up 5.
Physique
5. Chess
th
student
Cricket
Ranji
Trophy.
3.
One
student
selected for Cricket
Gold – 1
4 Place
One
selected
for
4. Shooting
4. Kabaddi (M)
Gold – 1
6. Long Jump
Gold – 1
7. High Jump
(under 22) in the
Maharashtra
Team
Col.
Naidu
C.K.
Trophy.
Silver – 1
8. Fencing
Silver – 1
9. Cycling
Silver – 1
10. Archery
Bronze - 1
11. Rope
Mallkhamb

Personal achievement of Director of Physical Education PROF. DR. M.R. GAIKWAD
 Elected as a member of Senate, University of Pune on 2nd November, 2010 for a
term of five years
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 Received recognition as a Research Guide for M.Phil and Ph.d students in the
area of Physical Education and Sports
 Re-appointed as a Treasurer of Pune City Zonal Sports Committee
 Continuation of term of the post of Treasurer of Pune University Physical
Education Teachers association (PUPETA), working since last five years
 Participated in three days of Physical Directors workshop/seminar held at
Engineering College organized jointly by University of Pune and Engineering
College, Sangamner.
 Acted as a team manager of Pune City Zonal Team for following events – Lawn
Tennis, Kabaddi, Archery, Net Ball, Athletics, Gymnastics and Mallkhamb.
 Recipient of “ADARSH SHIKSHAK PURASKAR AND PRABODHAN
AWARD, 2010” by Yuva Shakti Samajik Sanstha, Nasik
 Selected as a Team Manager of Pune University for the all India Inter
University Athletics Tournament organized by Acharya Nagarjuna University,
Nagarjun Nagar, Guntur
 President and or member of various committees formed for selection of teams
from Various Intercollegiate Sports Tournaments organized by Pune City Zonal
Sports Committee, for Inter Zonal Sports tournaments by University of Pune as
well as for Inter University Sports Tournament
 Recipient of MAHARASHTRA BHUSHAN PURASKAR by MSNHL institute
Maharashtra Marathi Samajik Sanstha Mumbai.

Achievements and awards in Cultural Activities
 Miss. Chavan Sandhya and Group: Second Prize in Inter collegiate Folk Dance
Competition organized by National Student Union of India.
 Mr. Jain Ritesh and Group: First prize in Intercollegiate Group Dance
competition organized by ISB & M School of Communication.
 Miss. Ostwal Karishma and Group: Fourth prize in Inter collegiate Folk Dance
Competition organized by National Student Union of India.
 Mr. Kelkar Akshay: First prize in Short Film competition held in the Event
„Asthitva - 2010‟
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 Mr. Abhiraj Mokate and Group: Bagged first prize worth
10,000 and
certificates in pune region for „Sakal Karandak‟, a state level inter collegiate
drama competition.
 Miss. Shivani Kumbhozkar: Winner at inter collegiate „Purushotam Karandak‟
as best Director and best Actress in „Gadkari Karandak‟.

Academic awards
Commerce Department
Sr. No.
Name of the student
Class
Prize
01
Ms.Kothari Purva
F.Y.B.Com First
02
Ms.Kaushil Priyanka
S.Y.B.Com First
03
Ms.Phansalkar Pallavi
T.Y.B.Com First
04
Mr.Naga Shyamsunder M.
M.Com
First
B.B.A. / B.B.M.
Sr. No.
Name of the student
Class
Prize
01
Mr.Nikhil Anikt
F.Y.B.B.A.
First
02
Ms.Nimal Kumari
S.Y.B.B.A.
First
03
Ms.Chanda Kumari
T.Y.B.B.A.
First
04
Mr.Uday Chandak
F.Y.B.B.M. First
05
Ms.Karishma Patel
S.Y.B.B.M. First
06
Ms.Priyanka Lonkar
T.Y.B.B.M. First
B.C.A/ B. Sc (comp. sci.)
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Name of the student
Class
01
Ms.Ruchira Deshpande
F.Y.B.C.A. First
02
Mr. Ritesh Jain
S.Y.B.C.A. First
03
Ms.Khshboo Bora
T.Y.B.C.A. First
04
Mr.Shailedrajeet Singh
F.Y.B.Sc.
First
05
Mr.Swaroop Mahajan
S.Y.B.Sc.
First
Prize
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06
Swapnil Ghare
T.Y.B.Sc.
First
JOURNALISM (2010-2011)
Sr. No.

Name of the student
Class
Prize
01
Mr.Navanath Pawar
D.C.J.
First
02
Mr.Sudhir More
D.C.J.
Fourth
03
Ms.Rashmi Ratnakar
M.A.M.C.J. Fourth
04
Ms.Madhavi Waghwshari
M.A.M.C.J. Third
Out of the few Hundreds of short documentary films shortlisted throughout the world by
International Cultural Exchange (ICE) festival, the „212 Degree Fahrenheit‟, a short
documentary film from the students of Art Circle of our college has been selected in top
Thirty Two for the final round.
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Activities of the Guidance and Counselling unit
The College has appointed the full time professional qualified counselor from
USA Mrs. Dhanashree Ghare who offers counseling services to the students as per the
scheduled dates, days & timing.
She also conducts seminars, workshops & invites event personalities & experts who
provides guidance to student on various cases such as
 How to prepare for exam interview G.D.
 Career planning, personality development, conflates management, stress management.
How to live with & without anger, secret of concentration memory development &
How can the youth confront their problems related to adolescence teenage issues,
sexual problems & pocket money management.
38.
Placement services provided to students
The placement cell was very active during this academic year. The college was
very forficate have many provident & organized institutions such as
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 Zensar
 Wipro
 HDFC
 ICICI
 Pantaloon
 Infosys
 H.P.
 Godrej
 Tata Consultancy
 Red Wood Horizons
39.
Development programmes for non-teaching staff
The college does not only before in the Academic development of its faculty but
also comes for the development of its non-teaching staff.
The following development activities were under taken during Academic year 2010-11.
 An intensive course on Tally 9.0 was organized and it was co-ordinated by
Prof. S. M. Edke.
 An informal interaction with Dr. Shikarpurkar an IT expert was held.

In collaboration of Exam department of University of Pune controller of Exam a one day
workshop was held on „Shikshekatar Sevakanchi Kavyashala‟. The college sponsored
about 350 Non-teaching staff members from various colleges.

The credit co-operative society of the college as part of its welfare development
programme for the staff offers the following welfare benefits.
1. Emergency Loan of
2. Personal Loan of
18,000/3,00,000/-
3. Financial Assistance for purchase of Laptop & computers
In addition to the above the college also provides concession in the fees to the ward of the
Non-teaching staff for pursuing profession & non-professional courses offered in the
college.
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The management and principal also encouraged non-teaching faculty member to upgrade
their qualifications and also deputes them for various seminars workshops etc.
40.
a.
Good practices of the institution
Cultivating in the entire student fraternity and the teaching faculty of the college
seven or more habits of the highly effective people as proposed by Steven Covey.
These seven habits which the college wishes to cultivate as one of the good practices
of the institution are:
1. To be pro-active
2. To begin with the end in mind
3. To put first things first
4. To always think of win-win
5. Seek first to understand, then to be understood
6. To synergize
7. To always sharpen the saw
b.
The college is continuously establishing and making strong and effective
connections with all the stakeholders, the entire environment, the organizations and other
educational institutions and looks out for what resources, information and expertise are
available there with which the college can use it for the growth of the student and the
faculty.
c.
All the departments of the college make a diligent and creative use of educational
technology for faster and more thorough learning and retention.
d.
The college under the leadership of the Principal and the Heads of the department
organize proper mentoring and counseling of the students so as to help them to make
smooth transitions at various stages of their student life, or whenever they are facing any
sort of difficulties, problems, crisis, turmoil or confusion. The college believes that a
teacher in the role of a sympathetic counselor can help the students to overcome their
problems and accelerate their positive growth.
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e.
Teaching our students to live positively pro-actively at every turn of their life with
a firm attitude of a courageous, unbeatable, optimist, whose enthusiasm is contagious.
f.
The teachers help the students to recognize and acknowledge their strengths and
talent, admit their shortcomings and affirm their entire self as they are, without any fear,
embarrassment or guilt to believe the following assertions,
1. I am wonderfully created person
2. I have a uniquely reach, beautiful, inner world that can be
endlessly expanded and experienced in a wide variety of ways.
3. I have an eternal destiny
h.
Teaching them the purpose of good discipline in all spheres of our lives, with
examples from the lives of highly disciplined people who have been great achievers and
highly successful in life. Effective self-management leads to desirable, speedy personal
development and satisfactory performance of one‟s tasks.
i.
Ensuring that the vast majority of the students perform at an expected high level,
and to be sympathetic and helpful to the underachievers, showing them in whatever they
do. Be always positive, encouraging and affirming them in whatever improvement or
good they achieve, and be helpful through accurate diagnosis of whatever problems they
may be facing.
j.
Promoting optimum performance by developing healthy pressure and minimal
tension (Eu-stress) and avoid unhealthy tension that leads to distress.
k.
Organizing teaching learning and evaluation process and mechanism in such a
way that is appropriate to the various courses, classes, age levels, in such a way so as to
lead them to increasingly complex levels of clear conceptual thinking eventually leading
to an optimal stretching of their minds.
41.
Linkages developed with National/International, academic/research bodies
The college has developed linkages with various research bodies,
industries and various sectors as under
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
Industry: The College is having linkages with well known industries from Pune
and Pimpri Chinchwad areas like Bajaj Auto Ltd, Philips India Ltd, Telco,
Hindustan Anti biotic, Crompton and Greaves, Tata Motors, Bharat Electronics
Ltd.etc.

Service sector: The College is also having close association with some of the very
well known service sector organizations like BPO Banking industries insurance
companies ware houses Industrial and Trade chambers Government and Non
Government organizations.

Agriculture sector: The College is closely associated with some organizations
working in the fields of Agricultural Sector for example Krishi Utpanna Bazaar
Samitee Sakhar Sankul Agricultural College National and State level organizations
and Banks working for Agricultural development.

Administrative agencies :The College is closely associated with some of the
National and International Universities and administrative agencies
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42.
Action Taken Report on the AQAR of the previous year
It gives us an immense pleasure to present the report of the activities of the
Internal Quality Assurance Cell of our college. The college being one of the Higher
Educational Institution (HEI) and at the instance of the NAAC as a post accreditation
quality sustenance activity has formerly established Internal Quality Assurance Cell in
the year 2006.

The college has made very sincere and significant efforts in this regard. It has
been able to
 Develop a quality system for conscious, consistent and catalytic program
action to improve the academic and administrative performance of the
college
 Initiating and promoting such academic and administrative measures for
institutional functioning towards quality enhancement through internalization
of a study and steady quality culture so as to enable the college to introduce
best practices in such a way to reflect the mission and objective of our
college through this Internal Quality Assurance Report.
 The college which has been established in the year 1986 has become one of
the leading colleges in Pune city.
 Admitting more than 2100 students from more than 10 countries and almost
all states and union territories in India.
 We at MMCC have developed our own brand image as one of the most
sought after leading commerce colleges in Pune city.
 The focus of our college has always been shaping and developing creative
minds of our students by constantly imparting knowledge to them and trying
to develop life skills essential for career advancement and professional
growth about students keeping this in mind through our college mission and
objectives we are trying to go beyond the classroom by organizing
programs, instructional activities, seminar, workshop, industrial visits , tradefairs, exhibitions, mock annual general meetings, mock interviews, group
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discussion activities, co-curricular and other extra mural activities so as to
ensure overall academic growth of our students
 The college with the fully experienced and expert faculties and with a very
encouraging and supporting management and with a very invigorating young
and committed alumni has brought the college to certainly a branded image
institution so much so the University of Pune in the year 2009 conferred
„The Best College Award‟ for its excellent academic achievements and
contribution to community and society and its outstanding achievements in
sports, cultural and other events.
 Immediately the last two academic years the government of Maharashtra,
Minister of Higher and Technical Education has awarded two of our faculty
members with the best State Teacher award in recognition of teacher‟s
scholastic achievements, research output and for the commitment and
dedication of our teachers in the chosen and noble profession of teaching.
 The Internal Quality Assurance Report thus highlights all such achievements
both the faculty and the students in this academic year.
We hope that IQAR fulfills the expectations of both UGC- Delhi and the NAAC
Bengaluru.
***
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Part C
Outcomes achieved by the end of the year

Good academic achievements and results:
The following is the list of students of our college who had topped the University of
Pune in 2010.

Sr. No.
Name of the student
Class
Prize
01
Mr. Navanath Pawar
D.C.J.
First
02
Mr. Sudhir More
D.C.J.
Fourth
03
Ms. Rashmi Ratnakar
M.A.M.C.J. Fourth
04
Ms. Madhavi Waghwshari
M.A.M.C.J. Third
More involvement of girl students in sports activities and the college one more
championships and improved its positions in the ranking of various team events such
as
 Gymnastics (Men)
 Cricket
(Men)
 Kabaddi
(Men)
 Tennis
(Men)
 Chess
(Men/Women)
 Football
(Men)

Submission of M.Phil dissertations and Ph. D dthesis by three faculty members

Introduction of INFLIBNATE facilities for the library

Special remedial classes for foreign students

Successful conduct and evaluation of BCOM, BBA, BCA BCS university examinations

Dr. M. R. Gaikwad was elected to the University senate and Dr. N. B. Shaikh in Board
Of Studies (BOS).

Up-gradation of IT-Resource centre with recent operating systems like LINUX FEDORA, windows XP service pack-2.
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
Additional faculty development programs was organized for the staff

The following athletes and other sports person of our college were selected in large
numbers as compared to the previous years at the inter-collegiate , inter-zone, interUniversity, All India inter-University and National Level
Sr. No
Name
Class
1
Shri.Sanjay Pardeshi
M.Com
Cricket
2
Shri. Tushar
PGDFT
Cricket
Shrivastav
Event
Venue
Australia
Maharashtra Vijaywada,Gaziabad,
Under 22 (Col. C.K. Udaipur,Mumbai,
Naidu Trophy)
Nasik
3
Shri. Saurabh Kokate
DCJ
Gymnastics
Delhi
4
Ms. Sneha Nande
F.Y.B.Com
Athletics
Bangalore and Guntur
5
Shri. Darshan
T.Y.B.Com
Cycling
Ranchi (Jharkhand)
Barguje
6
Mohan Dass
T.Y.B.Com
Foot Ball
Jabalpur
7
Apoorva Yadav
F.Y.B.Com
Rope Mallakhamb
Patiyala
8
Darshan Barguje
T.Y.B.Com
Cycling
Amritsar
9
Saurabh Kokate
D.C.J.
Gymnastics
Patiyala
10
Tejas Bendve
F.Y.B.Com
Gymnastics
Patiyala
11
Prapat Bhong
S.Y.B.Com
Gymnastics
Patiyala
12
Mangesh Bhagat
F.Y.B.Com
Kabaddi
Akola and Ajmer
13
Sneha Nande
F.Y.B.Com
Athletics
Akola and Guntur
14
Gaurav Zende
F.Y.B.C.A.
Shooting
Gwalior
15
Avdhoot Dandekar
S.Y.B.Com
Cricket
Surat
16
Rahul Gaikwad
T.Y.B.Com
Fencing
Amritsar
17
Rohit Shinde
S.Y.B.Com
Tennis
Nasik
18
Gaurav Ganphule
M.Com
Tennis
Nasik
19
Shraddha Surase
S.Y.B.Com
Archery
Kurkshetra

The NSS students of our college are more extensively involved in activities such as
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 Environmental Awareness, blood donation camps, and also programmes related
to drugs awareness and aids awareness.
 The adoption of a village for rural development.
 Consumer guidance, gender equality, adult education drive, camps for orphans.
 Care for old aged people
 Celebration of youth week
 Celebration of Gandhi jayanti, Vivekanand jayanti, Shiv-Chatrapati jayanti, and
Marathwada Mukti din.

Introduction to Biometric System

Introduction to Bar-Coding System
***
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GLIMPSES OF
OUR ACHIEVEMENTS
FOR
2010-2011
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Part D
Plans of the HEI for the next year

To complete the re-accreditation process of NAAC

To implement the plans chalked out for the silver jubilee celebrations of the college
which are as follows:
 To adopt the village Gore Khurd and to ensure that with the help of NSS volunteers to
see that considerable amount of the villagers are covered under the Adult and literacy
education programme the college processes to take help of Adult Education
department of University of Pune.
 To double the number of financial aid to students as compared to last year as a
special commemoration of a silver jubilee year.
 To conduct lecture memorial service in both semesters on the „Art of Living‟ and
other spiritual values.
 To conduct at least six intensive Faculty Development Programmes in the areas of
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Up gradation of teaching skills

Examination Reforms

Teachers Role as a coach and facilitator
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
Mentoring another essential responsibility of a teacher

Challenges and changes in the education system

Going beyond the classrooms Teachers New Role Going beyond the
classroom
 To conduct and plan at least two major activities of inter face – industry networking
for the benefits of increased students placements in the silver jubilee year.
 To conduct a mega event covering sports, cultural, social aspects for our alumni in the
coming academic year.
***
Secretary, IQAC
Dr. M. R. Gaikwad
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Co-ordinator, IQAC
Dr. N. B. Shaikh
Chairperson, IQAC
Prin. Dr. M. D. Lawrence
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