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NAAC SELF-STUDY REPORT

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PART III :
EVALUATIVE REPORTS OF DEPARTMENTS
Departments of
Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Belagavi
1 General Medicine 1
2 Cardiology 10
3 Cardio Vascular and Thoracic Surgery (CVTS) 21
4 Cardiac Anaesthesiology 31
5 Urology 39
6 Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery 50
7 Ophthalmology 60
8 Paediatric 70
9 Orthopaedics 92
10 Obsetric and Gynecology 102
11 Neurology 115
12 Radiology 124
13 Psychiatry 135
14 Public health 145
15 Anaestesiology 155
16 Community Medicine 167
17 Pulmonary Medicine 184
18 ENT & Head and Neck Surgery 193
19 Forensic Medicine and Toxicology 205
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20 Dermatology, Venerology & Leprosy 214

21 Anatomy 226
22 Bio-Chemistry 237
23 Microbiology 247
24 Physiology 258
25 Pharmacology 269
26 Pathology 280
27 Neuro surgery 289
28 Paediatric Surgery 297
29 General surgery 304
Departments of Vishwanath Katti Institute of Dental
Sciences, Belagavi
30 Oral Medicine & Radiology 318
31 Public Health Dentistry 331
32 Prosthodontics and Crown and Bridge 345
33 Oral Pathology & Microbiology 356
34 Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery 367
35 Pedodontics & Preventive Dentistry 381
36 Conservative & Endodontics Dentistry 397
37 Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopedics 407
38 Periodontics 417
Departments of BMK Ayurveda College, Belagavi
39 Agadatantra Evumvidhivaidyaka 429
40 Dravyaguna 442
41 Kaumarbhritya 452
42 Kayachikista 461
43 Kriyashareera 473

44 Panchakarma 481
45 Prasooti & Streeroga 492
46 Rachana sharer 502
47 Rasashastra & BhaishajyaKalpana 513
48 Roganidana 525
49 Samskruta, Samhita and Siddhnta 535
50 Shalakyatantra 547
51 Shalya Tantra and Sangyaharana 559
52 Swasthavrittha 572
Departments of College of Pharmacy, Belagavi
53 Pharmaceutical Biotechnology 587
54 Pharmaceutical Chemistry 600
55 Pharmaceutics 610
56 Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry 622
57 Pharmacology 634
58 Quality Assurance 647
59 Pharmacy Practice 655
Departments of College of Pharmacy, Hubballi
61 Pharmacology 681
63 Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry 712
Departments of College of Pharmacy, Bengaluru
64 Pharmacology 725
66 Pharmacognosy 747

Departments of Institute of Nursing Sciences, Belagavi

68 Child Health Nursing 772
69 Community Health Nursing 784
70 Medical Surgical Nursing 796
71 Mental Health Nursing 808
72 OBG Nursing 821
Departments of Institute of Physiotherapy, Belagavi
73 Community Based Rehabilitation 837
74 Cardio Pulmonary Physiotherapy 854
75 Geriatric Physiotherapy 874
76 Neuro Physiotherapy 889
77 OBG Physiotherapy 911
78 Orthopaedic Physiotherapy 929
79 Paediatric Physiotherapy 950
80 Sports Physiotherapy 972
81 Orthopaedic Manual Therapy 993
82 Declaration by the head of the Institution 1012

Evaluative Reports Medical College (General Medicine)
KLEU JAWAHARLAL NEHRU MEDICAL COLLEGE - BELAGAVI
Department of General Medicine

1. Name of the Department : General Medicine
2. Year of Establishment : 1966
3. Is the Department part of a : Yes,
college / Faculty of the Department is part of a college
university?
4. Names of programs offered :  Under Graduate: MBBS,
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated  Post Graduate: M.D. General
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Medicine.
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate,
Diploma, PG Diploma,
D.M./M.Ch., Super specialty
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : -
departments involved
6. Courses in collaboration with : The department does not have any
other universities, industries, courses in collaboration with other
foreign institutions, etc. universities, industries, foreign
institutions, etc.
7. Details of programs : No programs in the department have
discontinued if any, with been discontinued.
reasons.
8. Examination System: : Annual
Annual / Semester / Trimester /
Choice Based Credit System
9. Participation of the department : Yes, Integrated teaching programmes
in the courses offered by other
departments
10. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and actual (Professors/Associate
Professors/Asst. Professors/others)
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 01 03 03
Associate Professor / Reader 07 09 09
Assistant Professor 13 13 13
Lecturer - - -
Tutor / Clinical Instructor - - -
Senior Resident 12 12 12
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11. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization,

experience and research under guidance
No. of Years
Name Qualification Designation Specialization
Experience
Dr. Rekha MD Prof. & HOD Internal 21 Yrs
S. Patil (Gen.Med.) Medicine 10 Months
Dr. V. A. MD Professor Internal 27 Yrs
Kothiwale (Gen.Med.) Medicine 5 Months
Dr. V. G. MD Professor Internal 26 Yrs
Somannavar (Gen.Med.) Medicine 4 Months
Dr. B. MD Professor Internal 20 Yrs
Srinivas (Gen.Med.) Medicine 11 M
Dr. M. V. MD Professor Internal 15 Yrs
Jali (Gen.Med.) Medicine 5M
Dr. M. S. MD Professor Nephrology 17 Yrs
Khanpet (Gen.Med.) 10 Months
Dr. A. J. MD Professor Oncology 12 Yrs
Dhumale (Gen.Med.)
Dr. Arathi MD Professor Internal 13 Yrs 1 M
Darshan (Gen.Med.) Medicine
Dr. Santosh MD Professor Gastroenterol 17 Yrs
Hajare (Gen.Med.) ogy 10 Months
Dr. Prakash MD Asso. Internal 10 Yrs
Babaliche (Gen.Med.) Professor Medicine
Dr. Naveen MD Asso. Internal
9 Yrs 8 M
S. Angadi (Gen.Med.) Professor Medicine
Dr. Anjali. MD Asso. Internal
08 Yrs 7 M
Metgudmath (Gen.Med.) Professor Medicine
Dr. Dnyanesh MD Asso. Internal
Morkar 07 Yrs 7 M
(Gen.Med.) Professor Medicine
Dr. Rajeev MD Asso. Internal
6 Yrs 6 M
Malipatil (Gen.Med.) Professor Medicine
Dr. Ritesh MD Asso. Nephrology
4 Yrs 6 M
Vernekar (Gen.Med.) Professor
Dr. Pournima MD Asst. Internal 6 Yrs 7 M
Patil (Gen.Med.) Professor Medicine
Dr. Jaya MD Asst. Internal 6 Yrs 7 M
Prakash S. (Gen.Med.) Professor Medicine
Appajigol
Dr. Arif D. MD Asst. Internal 5 Yrs 8 M
Maldar (Gen.Med.) Professor Medicine

Dr. Madhav MD Asst. Internal 5 Yrs 8 M

Prabhu (Gen.Med.) Professor Medicine
Dr. Raju MD Asst. Internal 7 Yrs 7 M
Badiger (Gen.Med.) Professor Medicine
Dr. Anwar MD Asst. Internal 3 Yrs 6 M
Mujawar (Gen.Med.) Professor Medicine
Dr. Ramesh MD Asst. Internal 2 Yrs 8 M
Dodabhangi (Gen.Med.) Professor Medicine
Dr. Vinayak MD Asst. Internal 1 Yr 4 M
Ingalagi (Gen.Med.) Professor Medicine
Dr. Varadraj MD Asst. Gastroenterol 6 Month
Gokak (Gen.Med.) Professor ogy
Dr. Sandip MD Asst. Internal 1 Yr 7 M
Chindhi (Gen.Med.) Professor Medicine
Dr. Adarsh MD Asst. Internal 1 Yr 7 M
K Bellad (Gen.Med.) Professor Medicine
Dr. Veena MD Asst. Internal 1 Yr 8 M
Munavalli (Gen.Med.) Professor Medicine
Dr. Sandeep MD Asst. Internal 7 Months
Donagaon (Gen.Med.) Professor Medicine
Dr. Archana MD Asst. Internal 4 Months
M. Uppin (Gen.Med.) Professor Medicine
Dr. Prashant MD Asst. Internal 6 Months
Hubballi (Gen.Med.) Professor Medicine
Dr. Rohan MD Asst. Internal 6 Months
Bhise (Gen.Med.) Professor Medicine
Dr. Amit MD Sr. Resident Internal 8 Months
Kamat (Gen.Med.) Medicine
Dr. Akash MD Sr. Resident Internal 1 yr 2 ms
T. H. M (Gen.Med.) Medicine
Dr. Nitish MD Sr. Resident Internal 1 month
kumar (Gen.Med.) Medicine
Mahajan
12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, : University has 3 Professor Emeritus,
Adjunct faculty, emeritus 4 Adjunct and 13 Visiting Professors
professors
13. Percentage of classes taken by : The department has all permanent
temporary faculty – program- faculty and no temporary faculty
wise information members, hence not applicable.
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : MD = 3: 1
Ratio MBBS = 13 : 1

15. Number of academic support : Sanctioned Filled Actual

staff (technical) and
administrative staff: sanctioned,
filled and actual
 Administrative Staff 2 2 2
 Peon 1 1 1
16. Research thrust areas as : Diabetes
recognized by major funding Infectious Diseases
agencies
17. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) national b) international
funding agencies and c) Total grants received. Give the names of the funding
agencies, project title and grants received project-wise. :
Research Project Ongoing Completed
Total Clinical Trials - 32 11 21
18. Inter-institutional collaborative : -
projects and associated grants
received
a. National collaboration -
b. International collaboration -
19. Departmental projects funded : -
by ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-
SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR,
AICTE, etc.; total grants
received
20. Research facility / centre with : Research Foundation & BSRC available
 State recognition : -
 National recognition : -
 International recognition : -
21. Special research laboratories : There is a well-equipped Central
sponsored by / created by Research Laboratory in the college with
industry or corporate bodies Hi-tech equipments [Basic Science Lab].
22. Publications
 Number of papers published : International - 25
in peer reviewed journals National - 20
(national / international)
 Monographs : -
 Chapters in Books : 02
 Books edited : -
 Books with ISBN with : -
details of publishers

 Number listed in -
International Database (For
e.g. Web of Science,
Scopus, Humanities
International Complete,
Dare Database –
International Social
Sciences Directory, EBSCO
host, Medline, etc.)
 Citation Index–range/average : -
 SNIP : -
 SJR : -
 Impact Factor – range/average : 3.5 to 54.42
 h-index : -
23. Details of patents and income : -
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : -
income generated
25. Faculty selected nationally / : -
internationally to visit other
laboratories / institutions /
industries in India and abroad
26. Faculty serving in
a) National committees -
b) International committees -
c) Editorial Boards -
d) any other (specify) -
27. Faculty recharging strategies International – 01
(Refresher / orientation programs, National – 01
workshops, training programs and State – 02
similar programs). Regional / Local – 14
28. Student projects:
 Percentage of students who : 100%
have taken up in-house PG thesis especially with co-guides
projects including inter- in other departments
departmental projects
 percentage of students doing : ICMR projects
projects in collaboration Mr. Prince Agarwal
with other universities /
industry / institute

29. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by:
 Faculty :  Best Research Papers
 NFD Gold - Dr Madhav Prabhu
 Award Papers
- Dr. Dnyanesh Morkar,
- Dr. Madhav Prabhu
 Quiz – UG + PG
- Dr. Sudhir Mangaldas Shet &
- Dr. Ganvi.Y.P.
 Doctoral / post doctoral fellows : GSI 7 members
 Students : 03
30. Seminars/ Conferences / : JNMC Scientific Society CME funded
Workshops organized and the by ICMR
source of funding (national /
international) with details of
outstanding participants, if any
31. Code of ethics for research : Guidelines on Code of Conduct for
followed by the departments Human Research Science issued by
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
32. Student profile program-wise : NA
Name of the Applications Selected Pass Percentage
Program (refer to received Male Female Male Female
question no. 4)
MD 2010 1712 9 - 100% -
2011 1603 11 - 100% -
2012 1841 9 2 - -
2013 2037 11 3 - -
2014 2205 12 3 - -
33. Diversity of students:
Name of the % of % of students % of students % of
Program students from other from students
(refer to from the universities universities from other
question no. 4) same within the outside the countries
university State State
MD 20% 13.33% 66.67% -
34. How many students have cleared : NA
Civil Services and Defense
Services examinations, NET, SET,
GATE, USMLE, PLAB, GPAT,
NCLEX, CGFNS, IELTS and

other competitive examinations?

Give details category-wise.
35. Student progression :
Student progression Percentage against enrolled
UG to PG 42%
PG to M.Phil, DM / M Ch / DNB 5%
PG to Ph.D. 1%
Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral -
Employed
 Campus selection -
 Other than campus recruitment 65%
Entrepreneurs 35%
36. Diversity of staff :
Percentage of faculty who are :
graduates
of the same university : 27%
from other universities within the : 38%
State
from universities from other States : 35%
from universities outside the : -
country
37. Number of faculty who were : Ph.D. : 1
awarded M.Phil., DM, M Ch, DM: 3
Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the
assessment period
38. Present details of departmental :
infrastructural facilities with
regard to
a) Library : Available – A.V. Aid, 122 Books
b) Internet facilities for staff and : Available – Digital Library, Wi-fi
students
c) Total number of class rooms : Available - 08 Rooms
d) Class rooms with ICT facility : Available
and ‘smart’ class rooms
e) Students’ laboratories : Available
f) Research laboratories : Available
39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral :
students and Research Associates
a. from the host institution / : Dr. Madhav Prabhu – Ph.D
university

b. from other institutions / : -

universities
40. Number of post graduate students : All postgraduate student are getting
getting financial assistance from monthly stipend
the university.
41. Was any need assessment exercise : -
undertaken before the
development of new program(s)?
If so, highlight the methodology.
42. Does the department obtain feedback from:
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Yes – Faculty development meeting,
as teaching-learning- Feedback
evaluation? If yes, how does taken, discussed & implemented
the department utilize the
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : Yes – Post lecture from student &
and teaching-learning- peer – advice & implementation.
evaluation and how does the
department utilize the
feedback?
c. alumni and employers on the : Yes, implementation
programs offered and how
does the department utilize the
feedback?
43. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10)
Dr. B. Vikram : MD Vikram Hospital, Mysore
Dr. Ravi Vaswani : Registrar, Annaprova Medical
College, Mangalore
Dr. B. Ramesh : Professor of Cardiology Sri Jayadev
Institute of Cardiology, Bengaluru
Dr. H.S. Asundi Critical care Lyell Mc
Ewin Hospital, Sourth Australia
Dr. Prakash Pania DM Endocrinology

44. Give details of student enrichment : ECG, X ray, Instrument, Drugs,
programs (special lectures / Structured Clinics for Medicine Ist
workshops / seminar) involving Posting, CME, Workshops
external experts. :
45. List the teaching methods adopted : 1. OSCE for internal assessment
by the faculty for different 2. Use of A-V aids like OHP &
programs including clinical LCD Power point presentation.

teaching. 3. Post-graduate Orientation

programme conducted in
department of Medicine.
4. Stage II Foundation Course
conducted for MBBS Phase II /
Ist term students.
46. How does the department ensure :  Feedback from student.
that program objectives are  Assessment of Student
constantly met and learning
outcomes are monitored?
47. Highlight the participation of :  Faculty & PG students have
students and faculty in extension participated in 150 health check
activities. up camps at various places in
Belagavi District.
 Radio programs
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Ph.D
scholarly activities” of the
department.
49. State whether the program/ : The institute is constituent unit of
department is accredited/ graded KLE Academy of Higher Education
by other agencies? If yes, give and Research which is accredited ‘A’
details. grade by NAAC and placed in
category ‘A’ by MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the contributions : Thesis & Ph.D
of the department in generating
new knowledge, basic or applied.
51. Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges
(SWOC) of the department.:
Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities Challenges
 Excellent clinical  Publications  Increase  To meet the
material  Lack of number of growing
 Excellent funded patients needs of
infrastructure projects  Enrollment society and
for Ph.D disease
programme trends
52. Future plans of the Department :  ICMR collaboration for Research
– Ph.D Faculty
 International collaboration in the
field of critical care medicine

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Cardiology)
Department of Cardiology
1. Name of the Department : Cardiology

university?
4. Names of programs offered : DM in Cardiology,
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated Fellowship in Non-Invasive
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Cardiology,
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, M.Sc in Echocardiography,
Diploma, PG Diploma, B.Sc Allied Health Sciences
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Yes
institutions, etc.
reasons.
9. Participation of the department : -
departments
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 01 02 02
Lecturer - -- --
Tutor / Clinical Instructor - -- --


No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Suresh V MD,DM Professor & Cardiology 25 years
Patted HOD
Dr. Prabhu C MD, DM Professor Cardiology 27 years
Halkati
Dr. Sanjay C MD, DNB Associate Cardiology 9years
Porwal (Card) Professor
Dr. Sameer MD,DM Assistant Cardiology 6 years
Ambar Professor
Dr Vijayanand MD, DNB Assistant Cardiology 2 years 10
B Metgudmath (Card) Professor months
Dr. Prasad MD,DM Assistant Cardiology 4 years
M.R. Professor
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : DM in Cardiology- 1.16: 1
Ratio Fellowship in Non Invasive Cardiology
- 0.6: 1
M.Sc in Echocardiography - 0.8: 1
B.Sc in Cardiac Technology – 4: 1
filled and actual
Public Relation Officer 1 1 1
Sr. Echocardiographist 1 1 1
Technicians 9 9 9
Administrative staff 10 10 10
16. Research thrust areas as : 1. Myocardial infarction
recognized by major funding 2. Cardiomyopathy
agencies
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : -
projects from a) national b)
international funding agencies

and c) Total grants received.

Give the names of the funding
agencies, project title and grants
received project-wise. :
received
19. Departmental projects funded by : -
ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-
received
20. Research facility / centre with : Research Foundation & BSRC
available
21. Special research laboratories : BSRC available
sponsored by / created by
industry or corporate bodies
22. Publications
 Number of papers published National : 21
in peer reviewed journals International : 07
 Monographs -
 Chapters in Books 1
 Books edited -
 Books with ISBN with -
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -

 Citation Index – range / -

average
 SNIP -
 SJR -
 Impact Factor – range / 1.4053 – 7.717
average
 h-index -
23. Details of patents and income -
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and -
income generated
b) International committees Yes
c) Editorial Boards Dr. Suresh Patted: Member of Editorial
Board of Al Ameen Journal of Medical
Sciences (ISSN 0974-1143) in Cardiology
Section for the period of 01/12/2013 to
30/11/2015
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Faculty regularly attend workshops
(Refresher / orientation seminars and CMEs to update
programs, workshops, training knowledge
programs and similar programs).
28. Student projects :
 Percentage of students who : 100% DM - Cardiology students
have taken up in-house
projects including inter-
 percentage of students doing : -
projects in collaboration
 Faculty :  KEMPEGOWDA AWARD -Bruhut
Bengaluru Mahanagar Palike on 18th
April 2011. TRINITY VAIDYA

RATHNA AWARD -Trinity Group on

Doctors Day 10th July 2011 at Bangalore
 FACC ( Fellow of American College
of Cardiology)- April 2-5, 2011, New
Orleans, LA, US
 FAPSIC - 05th October 2012 at 8th
AICT-2012 , Delhi
 FCSI- 07th December 2012 at 64th
Annual CSI Conference , New Delhi
 Felicitated by Akhil Bharat Veershaiva
Mahasabhe, Belagavi on January 2013
 FSCAI – 2013, SCAI Meet, Lasvagas
(USA)
 FACC ( Fellow of American College
of Cardiology)- April 2-5, 2011, New
Orleans, LA, US
AICT-2012 , Delhi
 FCSI- 07th December 2012 at 64th
Annual CSI Conference , New Delhi
 Felicitated by Akhil Bharat Veershaiva
Mahasabhe, Belagavi on January 2013
(USA)
AICT-2012 , Delhi
 FACC- American College of
Cardiology’s 62nd Annual Scientific
Session & Expo 9th to 11th March
2013
(USA)
 FESC – 2014, ESC Meet Mumbai
 A.V. Gandhi Award 28/02/2010 at
Chennai for Excellency in Cardiology
 Doctoral / post doctoral : -
fellows
 Students : -
30. Seminars/ Conferences / Workshops organized and the source of funding
(national / international) with details of outstanding participants, if any:
Name of Visiting Faculty Seminars/Conferences organized
Dr. Maqsood Patel, Director of : “Current concepts & management of
Non Invasive Cardiac Cath lab, Acute Coronary syndrome” on
North Carolina 19/09/2010.

Dr. Silvestri Marc world : “Recent update on treatment of Acute

renowned interventional MI “ & followed by performing
Cardiologist France complex angioplasties on 09/07/2012
Dr. Giovanni Amoroso from : Guest lecture on 1) Radial & Stemi, 2)
Italy Radial & Outpatient at Workshop on
Radial Angioplasty on 27/09/2012
Dr. Suhail Dohad : “Current Concepts in TAVI’’
Workshop on Interventional
Cardiology on 21/12/2012
Dr. P.L. N.Kapardhi Sr. : Guest lecture on “ Pharmacoinvasive
Interventional Cardiologist, Management of STEMI gave lecture on
HOD Apollo hospital, “Latest guidelines in AMI
Hyderabad management”
Dr. C. Raghu Sr. Interventional CME on Newer updates in
Cardiologist, Prime Hospital, Management of AMI on 23/02/2013
Hyderabad
Dr. Imad Sheiban leader in left : On 05/03/2013 & deliberating on the
main angioplasty subject “The Present & future of left
main percutaneous interventions in
Cathlab”
Shri Rajeev Chandrasekar, MP, : Inaugurated IIIrd ICCU on 13/11/2013
Chairman & CEO, Jupiter, at Department Cardiology.
Bengaluru
Dr. Ravikishore Honorary :Electrophysiological study & RF
Electrophysiologist from ablation workshop on 10/07/2010,
Narayan Hrudayalaya, 09/09/2010, 23/09/2010, 02/12/2010,
Bengaluru 17/11/2011,
03/03/2012, 14/06/2012 and
30/06/2012
 Drugs in Coronary Artery Disease’’ KLES Heart Foundation conducted
on 25/10/2009
 Deccan cardiologist meet at Hotel Pearl, Darbar Hall, Kolhapur arranged
by Department of Cardiology
 Deccan cardiologist meet at Belagavi, arranged by Department of
Cardiology
 Department of cardiology conducted “Deccan Cardiology Meet” on 12th
July 2013 at Hotel Eefa on Interesting Case Presentations” all faculty
members attended the same.
 Deccan Cardiologist Meet held on Friday 22nd November 2013 at Crystal
Hotel Victor Palace, Kolhapur


ICMR, ICH & GCP.
32. Student profile program-wise:
Name of the Applications Selected Pass percentage
Program received Male Female Male Female
(refer to
question no. 4)
DM 2010-2012 15 3 - 0% -
2011 - 2013 13 3 - 100% -
2012 - 2014 17 4 - 100% -
2013 - 2015 21 7 - - -
2014 - 2016 19 8 - - -
DM in 58% 28% 28% -
Cardiology
Fellowship in 50% 50% 50% -
Non Invasive
Cardiology
M.Sc in 100% - - -
Echocardiography
35. Student progression:
UG to PG -
PG to M.Phil, DM / M Ch / DNB -
PG to Ph.D. -
Employed


Entrepreneurs 65%
graduates
of the same university : 9.09%
from other universities within the : -
State
from universities from other States : 45.45%
from universities outside the : 45.45%
country
37. Number of faculty who were : DM : 05
awarded M.Phil., DM, M Ch,
assessment period
regard to
a) Library : Books: 350
Journal: 402
CD’s - 62
b) Internet facilities for staff and : Yes available
students
c) Total number of class rooms : 1
d) Class rooms with ICT facility : 1
e) Students’ laboratories : -
f) Research laboratories : 2
a. from the host institution / : 7
university
universities
40. Number of post graduate students : All Post graduate students are getting
getting financial assistance from financial assistance from the
the university. university
undertaken before the development
of new program(s)? If so, highlight
the methodology.


a. faculty on curriculum as well as : Yes (UG & PG Curricular feedback
teaching-learning-evaluation? If collected from the External Examiners
yes, how does the department & curriculum is revised once in a three
utilize the feedback? years as per feedback collected to the
faculty)
b. students on staff, curriculum and : Student feedback is collected to
teaching-learning-evaluation and college level
how does the department utilize
the feedback?
c. alumni and employers on the : -
programs offered and how does
feedback?
Sl. Name of
Degree passed Placement
No. Students
1. Dr. Ravikanth DM (2010) Head of the department ,
Patil Wankande Hospital, Miraj
2. Dr. Basavprabhu DM (2012) Consultant at ESI Hospital,
Amarkhed Gulburga
3. Dr. Prashanth DM (2013) Consultant at Appolo BGS
Kulkarni Hospital, Mysore
4. Mrs. Suchetan M.Sc in Echocardiographist at
Pattanshetty Echocardiography Wankande
(2010) Hospital, Miraj
5. Mrs. Geetanjali M.Sc in Echocardiographist at Bijapur
Haval Echocardiography
(2010)
6. Dr. Rajat Arora MD Consultant Cardiologist &
Interventionist at Delhi
7. Dr. Amit V Joshi MD Consultant Cardiologist &
Intervntionist at Apple
hospital, Kolhapur
44. Give details of student enrichment : For senior registrars (DM Cardiology
programs (special lectures / students) study hours has been
workshops / seminar) involving introduced in the department of
external experts. : cardiology between 3.30 pm to 5.30
pm in the OPD
Posting of PG students on rotation
basis for one month to OPD, ICCU &
Cath lab

45. List the teaching methods adopted : Theory, Practicals, Journal Clubs,
by the faculty for different Seminars & Case presentations
programs including clinical
teaching.
46. How does the department ensure : By conducting Periodic meet- CME
that program objectives are /workshop by inviting National/
constantly met and learning International guests
47. Highlight the participation of : Participates in various Health

students and faculty in extension Check-up camps conducted by the
activities. hospital & those conducted under
various health schemes.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Conduct of regular interventional

scholarly activities” of the workshop by national &
department. international faculty
Celebration of World Heart Day
ECG workshop for undergraduates
Regular health check up camps
Active participation as faculty for
National & International CME’s &
Conferences
Conducting regular Deccan
Cardiology Meet

by other agencies? If yes, give and Research which is accredited
details. ‘A’ grade by NAAC and placed in
50. Briefly highlight the contributions : Public awareness of health by

of the department in generating conducting World Heart Day
new knowledge, basic or applied. Regular press releases of newer
modalities introduced in treatment
Participating in CME & passing the
knowledge to General Practioners &
Physicians


 Excellent Lack of Plenty of  To keep pace
infrastructure research work opportunities to with the
 Highly skilled teach and learn newer
professionals development
 Excellent in the field of
environment of Interventional
work & Invasive
 Good clinical cardiology
exposure  To bring the
state-of-the-
art therapeutic
skills and
instruments,
to make it
available even
to the poor
and needy
people
52. Future plans of the Department :  To start separate Pediatric
Cardiology unit
 To start separate
elctrophysiological programe.
 To start Cardiac Transplant
programe

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Cardio Vascular & Thoracic Surgery)
Department of Cardio Vascular & Thoracic Surgery

1. Name of the Department : Cardio Vascular & Thoracic Surgery

university?
4. Names of programs offered : M.Ch. (CVTS)
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D.,
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Cardiac Anaesthesia
institutions, etc.
reasons.
9. Participation of the department : Department of CVTS & Department of
in the courses offered by other Cardiac Anaesthesia
departments
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 1 1 1
Lecturer - - -


No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Mahadev MBBS Director, CVTS 34 years 6
D. Dixit MS KLES Heart months
(Gen. Surg.) Foundation &
DNB(CVTS) Professor,
PhD CVTS
Dr. Mohan MBBS Sr.Consultant CVTS 28 years 4
D. Gan MS & Professor months
(Gen. Surg.) & HoD,
M.Ch.(CVTS) CVTS
Dr. Darshan MBBS Consultant & CVTS 14 years 2
D. S. MS Associate months
(Gen. Surg.) Professor,
M.Ch. CVTS
(CVTS)
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : 1:2
Ratio
filled and actual
16. Research thrust areas as : Investigation into infectious causes of
recognized by major funding Atherosclerosis and Coronary Artery
agencies Disease
Sl. Funding Project title Grant received
No. Agency
1 VGST “Role ofchronic infections in Rs. 20,00,000/-
Atherosclerosis”

18. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and associated grants received:

a. National collaboration : -
b. International collaboration : International Collaboration with
Lakshmyya Kesavalu, B.Sc., M.Sc., S.C.C.
Associate Professor, Department of
Periodontology and Oral Biology, College
of Dentistry, Room D11-24, Dental Science
Building 1600 SW Archer road, University
of Florida Gainesville, Florida for research
into “Role of H. pylori in the etiology of
CAD”.
19. Departmental projects funded : VGST grant Rs. 20,00,000/- received
received
22. Publications :
 Number of papers published National : 9
(national / international) State/Local : 4
 Monographs -
 Chapters in Books -
 Books edited -
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -


average
 SNIP -
 SJR -
average
 h-index -
generated
income generated
25. Faculty selected nationally / : Dr. Mohan D gan selected for training
internationally to visit other in Heart Failure Surgery at Toronto
laboratories / institutions / General Hospital, Canada from 28th
industries in India and abroad April to 3rd May 2014
26. Faculty serving in -
27. Faculty recharging strategies :  Workshop on “Cardiac
(Refresher / orientation Rehabilitation” at B. S. Jirge
programs, workshops, training Auditorium, J. N. Medical College,
programs and similar programs). Belagavi, Karnataka on 20th& 21st
Feb, 2010.
 Workshop on “Mitral Valve Repair”
by Dr. Taweesak Chotivatanapong,
Head of the Department of
Cardiothoracic Surgery, Chest
Disease Institution, Thailand, on
16th& 17th of February 2011 at
KLES Dr.Prabhakar Kore Hospital
& MRC, Belagavi.
 Workshop on “Intraoperative Trans
Oesophageal Echocardiography” on
30th and 31st January, 2012 at KLES
Dr.Prabhakar Kore Hospital &
MRC, Belagavi.
 Workshop on ECMO on 19th
October, 2012.

 MICS Live Workshop on “AVR &

Mitral Valve Repair” on 19th& 20th
May, 2013.
 Workshop (IAP PALS) for Nursing
Staff on 9th June, 2013.
 Faculty : Dr. M. D. Dixit honoured & awarded
for prestigious “Sri Jayadeva Surgical
Oration” entitled “Changing Trends in
Aortic Root & Arch Replacement”on
7th Sept, 2012 at 19th Annual
Conference of Indian College of
Cardiology, New Delhi.
 Doctoral / post doctoral : Ph.D = 1
fellows
 Students : -
30. Seminars/ Conferences / :  Workshop on “Cardiac
Workshops organized and the Rehabilitation” at B. S. Jirge
source of funding (national / Auditorium, J. N. Medical College,
international) with details of Belagavi, Karnataka on 20th& 21st
outstanding participants, if any Feb, 2010.
 Workshop on “Mitral Valve Repair”
by Dr. Taweesak Chotivatanapong,
Head of the Department of
Cardiothoracic Surgery, Chest
Disease Institution, Thailand, on
16th& 17th of February 2011 at
KLES Dr.Prabhakar Kore Hospital
& MRC, Belagavi.
 Workshop on “Intraoperative Trans
Oesophageal Echocardiography” on

30th and 31st January, 2012 at KLES

MRC, Belagavi.
October, 2012.
 MICS Live Workshop on “AVR &
Mitral Valve Repair” on 19th& 20th
May, 2013.
 Workshop (IAP PALS) for Nursing
Staff on 9th June, 2013.
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
2010 - 2012 2 1 - 100% -
2011 – 2013 - - 0%
2012 – 2014 3 1 - 100% -
2013 – 2015 - - - - -
2014 – 2016 4 1 - - -
M.Ch. (CVTS) - 33.33% 50% 16.66%
UG to PG -

PG to Ph.D. -
Employed -
 Campus selection
 Other than campus recruitment
Entrepreneurs 100%
36. Diversity of staff:
graduates
from other universities within the : 33.33%
State
country
37. Number of faculty who were : Dr. M. D. Dixit has been awarded PhD
awarded M.Phil., DM, M Ch, in Nov-2011
assessment period
regard to
a) Library : Yes, 101 Books
b) Internet facilities for staff and : Yes
students
c) Total number of class rooms : -
d) Class rooms with ICT facility : -
f) Research laboratories : -
39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates:
a. from the host institution / : 1. Dr. Abhishek Prabhu
university 2. Dr. Nikunj Vyas
universities
40. Number of post graduate students : All post graduate students getting
getting financial assistance from
financial assistance from the
the university.
university


the methodology.
42. Does the department obtain :
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Yes
as teaching-learning-
evaluation? If yes, how does
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : Yes
and teaching-learning-
feedback?
c. alumni and employers on the : Yes
feedback?
Sr. Name of the Designation Institute
No. Alumni
1 Dr. Raghav Johari Consultant Medanta, the Medicity, New Delhi
CVTS
2 Dr. Bhaskar B. V. Consultant SAKRA World Hospital, Bengaluru
CVTS
3 Dr. Chandrashekar Consultant Vydehi Institute of Medical Sciences
Kadli CVTS and Research Centre, Bengaluru
4 Dr. Soumik Pal Consultant Max Super Specialty Hospital,
CVTS Saket, New Delhi
5 Dr. Kamalsingh Associate Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation
Joottun Consultant Hospital, Mumbai
44. Give details of student enrichment :  Workshop on “Cardiac
programs (special lectures / Rehabilitation” at B. S. Jirge
workshops / seminar) involving Auditorium, J. N. Medical
external experts. : College, Belagavi, Karnataka on
20th& 21st Feb, 2010.
 Workshop on “Mitral Valve
Repair” by Dr. Taweesak
Chotivatanapong, Head of the

Department of Cardiothoracic
Surgery, Chest Disease
Institution, Thailand, on 16th&
17th of February 2011 at KLES
MRC, Belagavi.
 Workshop on “Intraoperative
Trans Oesophageal
Echocardiography” on 30th and
31st January, 2012 at KLES
MRC, Belagavi.
October, 2012.
45. List the teaching methods adopted : Case Presentations, Journal clubs,
by the faculty for different Seminar
teaching.
46. How does the department ensure : By way of Regular Evaluation by the
that program objectives are assigned faculty.
47. Highlight the participation of : Participation in Heath check-up
students and faculty in extension camps by the faculties.
activities.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Postgraduate students are encouraged
scholarly activities” of the to present rare cases in conferences.
department.
50. Briefly highlight the contributions : All the faculties and the postgraduate
of the department in generating students are actively involved in
new knowledge, basic or applied. generating new knowledge through
various publications, interaction in
National and International conference
and also by attending workshops.


 Dedicated team Paucity of  Need to start  To keep the high
looking after pre- time in surgical quality &
operative, operative putting treatment of outcome of
and post-operative more efforts heart failure, surgery in spite
care. in including of increasing
 Competent team preventive LVAD with numbers.
handling all spectrum aspects of cardiac  To attract new
of CVTS cases heart transplants. Fellows to join
including neonatal, diseases.  Need to start in 3 tier city of
paediatric, adult, vascular Belagavi.
vascular, coronaries, surgery unit  To help patient
minimal invasive & and bring reach Belagavi,
aortic surgeries. latest especially,
 Being a teaching unit, technology in foreign patients
regular academic management where air and
updates & discussions of vascular railway
for better patient care. problems. connectivity is
 Department provides  With every unpredictable.
cardiovascular care to increasing  To provide
all sections of society thoracic corporate
from poorest-of-poor cancer, need professional care
to richest-of-rich. to start to the patients at
 Every mortality is minimal low cost.
discussed evidence invasive lung  To develop
based and efforts are surgeries. Medical Tourism
made to preventive catering foreign
measures are taken. patients- huge
opportunity
exists.
52. Future plans of the Department :  New ITU with 16 beds.
 LVAD & Heart failure treatment
programme.
 Starting Fellowship in Vascular
Surgery.
 Work towards paperless
department.
 Minimal Access Cardiac Surgery
(Robotics).
 Heart – Lung transplantation

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Cardiac Anaesthesiology)
Department of Cardiac Anaesthesiology

1. Name of the Department : Cardiac Anaesthesiology
3. Is the Department part of a : Yes
university?
4. Names of programs offered :  D.M. in Cardiac Anaesthesiology
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated  Fellowship in Cardiac
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Anaesthesiology
fellowship, etc.)
institutions, etc.
7. Details of programs : No programs in the department have been

discontinued if any, with discontinued.
reasons.
9. Participation of the department : BSc & MSc (Perfusion)
in the courses offered by other MCh, CVTS
departments
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 1 1 1
Lecturer - - -


No. of
Name Qualification Designation Specialization Years
Experience
Dr. Anand T. MD Professor & Cardiac 15 years
Vagarali Anaesthesia HOD Anaesthesiology 4 months
Dr Sharanagouda MD Associate Cardiac 13 years
S. Patil Anaesthesia Professor Anaesthesiology 4 months
Dr. Sriram K. DA, DNB Associate Cardiac 9 years
Sabade Professor Anaesthesiology 11 months

professors
13. Percentage of classes taken by : The department has all permanent faculty
temporary faculty – program- and no temporary faculty members, hence
wise information not applicable.
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : D.M. in Cardiac Anaesthesiology = 1:2
Ratio Fellowship in Cardiac Anaesthesiology =
1:2
filled and actual
Administrative Staff 1 1 1
16. Research thrust areas as : Anaesthetic management in emergency
recognized by major funding conditions
agencies
received


received
22. Publications
 Number of papers State/Regional: 3
published in peer National : 6
reviewed journals International : 4
 Monographs -
 Books edited -
International Database
(For e.g. Web of
Science, Scopus,
Humanities
Dare Database -
Sciences Directory,
EBSCO host, Medline,
etc.)
average
 SNIP -
 SJR -
average
 h-index -


generated
income generated
26. Faculty serving in -
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Faculty regularly attend seminars,
(Refresher / orientation workshops and CMEs to update their
programs, workshops, training knowledge
28. Student projects : -
29. Awards / recognitions received : -
at the national and international
level by
 Faculty : One faculty has been conferred the
IACTA-KABEER Award for being the
best outgoing student of the Fellowship
Examination conducted by the Indian
Association of Cardiovascular Thoracic
Anasthesiologists in the year 2014
fellows
 Students : -
30. Seminars/ Conferences / : Workshop on Intra Operative Trans
Workshops organized and the Oesophageal Echocardiography - 30th &

source of funding (national / 31st January 2012

ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
DM (2011-2012) 8 - 1 - 100%
DM (2014-2015) 6 1 - - -
question no. 4) same within the State outside the countries
university State
D.M. in - - 100% -
Cardiac
Anaesthesiology
Fellowship in - - 100% -
Cardiac
Anaesthesiology
Civil Services and Defense Services
examinations, NET, SET, GATE,
USMLE, PLAB, GPAT, NCLEX,
CGFNS, IELTS and other
competitive examinations? Give
details category-wise.
35. Student progression : Not Applicable
UG to PG -
PG to Ph.D. -
Employed -
Entrepreneurs 40%


graduates
State
from universities from other States : -
from universities outside the country : -
37. Number of faculty who were : -
awarded M.Phil., DM, M Ch, Ph.D.,
D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the
assessment period
infrastructural facilities with regard
to
a) Library : 60 Books and 3 Journals
students
d) Class rooms with ICT facility and : 1
‘smart’ class rooms
university
universities
getting financial assistance from the financial assistance from the
university. University.
41. Was any need assessment exercise : Before development of new
undertaken before the development programmes, feed backs are obtained
of new program(s)? If so, highlight from alumni and students. The
the methodology. necessary changes to be made are
discussed at department meetings and
then forwarded to board of studies,
academic council for implementation
in future.


a. faculty on curriculum as well as : - Feedbacks obtained are analyzed
teaching-learning-evaluation? If and necessary changes in the
yes, how does the department curriculum are implemented.
utilize the feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum and : - Verbal feedback obtained from
teaching-learning-evaluation and the students and is conveyed to
how does the department utilize the faculty to improve the
the feedback? performance.
c. alumni and employers on the : - Yes, Verbal feedback obtained
programs offered and how does from the alumni and employer
the department utilize the and is conveyed to the faculty to
feedback? improve the performance.
43. List the distinguished alumni of the -
department (maximum 10)
44. Give details of student enrichment : Students are encouraged to attended
programs (special lectures / workshops / seminars on regular
workshops / seminar) involving basis.
external experts. :
45. List the teaching methods adopted by : Seminar, Journal Club, Case
the faculty for different programs discussions, Clinical posting.
including clinical teaching.
46. How does the department ensure that : Department collects feedback from
program objectives are constantly students and peers and modifies the
met and learning outcomes are teaching programme accordingly.
monitored?
47. Highlight the participation of : -
students and faculty in extension
activities.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Students and faculty are encouraged
scholarly activities” of the to present their research work in
department. conferences
department is accredited/ graded by KLE Academy of Higher Education
other agencies? If yes, give details. and Research which is accredited ‘A’
grade by NAAC and placed in
50. Briefly highlight the contributions of : -
the department in generating new
knowledge, basic or applied.

51. Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC)
of the department.:
 Excellent  Low rate of  Excellent  Improving
infrastructure research work clinical research work
 Team work material  Meeting the
 Very good  Quality growing needs
atmosphere of services
working
52. Future plans of the Department :  To start ECMO programme
 To increase DM Cardiac
Anaesthesiology seats to 2 nos.
 To initiate & support ‘Heart
Transplant’ programme in
association with Department of
Cardiothoracic Surgery

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Urology)
Department of Urology
1. Name of the Department : Urology
university?
4. Names of programs offered : Fellowship in Paediatric Urology
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated M. Ch (Urology)
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Ph.D
fellowship, etc.)
institutions, etc.
reasons.
departments
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 01 02 02
Lecturer - - -


No. of Years
Experience
Dr. R. B. MBBS, MS Prof & Urology 23 yrs
Nerli M.Ch (Urology) HOD
Dr. S. I. MBBS, MS Professor Urology 8 yrs
Neeli DNB, M.Ch
(Urology)
Dr. Vikram MBBS, MS Associate Urology 3 yrs
Prabha M.Ch (Urology) Professor
Dr. Shishir MBBS, MS Assistant Urology 2 yrs
Devaraju M.Ch (Urology) Professor
Professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher :  Fellowship in Paediatric Urology –
Ratio 1:1
 M. Ch (Urology) – 1 :1
filled and actual
 Administrative staff 5 5 5
 Technical staff 7 7 7
16. Research thrust areas as : 1. Overactive Bladder
recognized by major funding 2. Carcinoma Prostate
agencies 3. Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
international funding agencies and
c) Total grants received. Give the
names of the funding agencies,
project title and grants received
project-wise. :
a. National collaboration : 1. NIAS, Indian Institute of Science
Campus, Bengaluru

2. NU Trust Hospital, Bengaluru

Grants received - Nil
b. International collaboration : 1. University of Minnesota, USA
2.Children’s Hospital Philadelphia,
USA
3. JUA, University of Tokyo
Grants received - Nil
19. Departmental projects funded : ICMR – Rs. 40, 000/-
by ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC- MCI - Rs. 1,00,000/-
SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, ASU – Rs. 50,000/-
AICTE, etc.; total grants Grants received towards International
received Conference on Reconstructive Pediatric
Urology – ICRPU 2013 held on 15th -
17th Nov. 2013
20. Research facility / centre with : Departmental Research Unit, KLES Dr
Prabhakar Kore Hospital & MRC,
Belagavi
22. Publications
 Number of papers : 52 (National /International)
published in peer reviewed 20 (Local)
journals (national /
international)
 Monographs : -
 Books with ISBN with : 05
 Number listed in : 06
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -

Sciences Directory,
EBSCO host, Medline, etc.)
 Citation Index – range / : -
average
 SNIP : -
 SJR : -
 Impact Factor – range / : 0.3 to 3.69
average
 h-index : 11
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : Association of Southern Urologists
income generated
26. Faculty serving in :
a) National committees 1. Member of (ICS) International
b) International committees Continence Society fistula committee
c) Editorial Boards 2. Member of Board of Examination
d) any other (specify (MCh Urology) – rajiv Gandhi
University of Health Sciences,
Bangalore
3. Member of Board of Examination
(M.Ch Urology 2009) –University of
Health Sciences, Mumbai
4. Chairman for Hospital Infection
committee
5. Member of Suvarna Arogya Suraksha
Trust, health & Family Welfare
Department, Bangalore
USI- Council Member
6. Associate Editor: Global Journal of
Surgery
7. Editorial board Member /Editor: Indian
Journal of Urology
8. Advisor: Novel Foundation for Science.
9. Honorary Secretary, Karnataka Urology
Association 2011-2012

10. Executive Council member, Karnataka

Urology Association 2007-2010
11. Council Member KUA: Karnataka
Urology Association
12. Honorary Secretary, Karnataka Urology
Association 2011-2012
13. Executive Council member, Karnataka
Urology Association 2007-2010.
14. Council Member KUA: Karnataka Urology
Association
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Faculty development meetings
(Refresher / orientation Attending State, Zonal, National and
programs, workshops, training International conferences
programs and similar Attending Workshops, Seminars and
programs). CME programmes
Conducting and attending medical
camps
Organising CMEs, Workshops and
Conferences
 Faculty :  Dr. L C Minoria Oration for the year
2012, Geriatric Society of India (R)
 Dr Pinnamaneni Venkateshwara Rao
Gold Medal And Oration For The
Year 2011
 Karnataka Rajyotsava Award 2010
 Best Doctor, VTU, Belagavi, 2010
 Prof Ravindranath Travelling
Fellowship awarded by the
Association of Southern Urologists
for the year 2012-2013. Completed
1 week training in Robotics and

advanced Laparoscopy at Manipal

Hospital, Bengaluru.
 Japanese Urological Association
International Foundation
Scholarship for young Asian
Urologist 2013.
 Awarded with 2nd Video prize Best
video Session 23rd annual
Conference of ASR (SZ-USICON-
2012)
 Recevied Best paper presentation
award for his podium presentation at
9th International Conference on
Geriatric Care 2012 being held on
13th-14th October 2012. KLE Dr.
Prabhakar Kore Hospital & Medical
Research Centre, Belagavi
 Awarded with 2nd best paper prize in
the 23rd annual conference of ASU
(SZ-USICON-2012)
 Received 3rd Best paper presentation
award his podium presentation at 9th
Inernational Conference on Geriatric
Care 2012 being held on 13th-14th
October 2012.KLE Dr. PK Hospital
& MRC, Belagavi
fellows
 Students : 04
30. Seminars / Conferences / Workshops organized and the source of funding
 KUA – CUE 2011 was organized under the auspices of Karnataka Urology
Association & KLES Kidney Foundation, Belagavi on 5th June 2011
 International Pediatric Urology Workshop and Update held on 5th & 6th
Feb. 2012 at KLES Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital & MRC, Belagavi
 Faculty – Dr. Richard Grady (USA), Dr. Aseem Shukla (USA), Dr. Anjana
Kundu (USA), Dr. Hemant Pathak (Mumbai) Dr. S.B. Mane (Mumbai)
 Organized World Kidney Day on 14th March 2013International Conference
on Reconstructive Paediatric Urology was organized on 15th to 17th Nov.
2013 at KLES Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital & MRC, Belagavi.

 Faculty –Dr. J.L. Pippi Salle (Canada), Dr. Aseem Sukla (USA), Dr. Mohan
Gundeti (USA), Dr. V. Rama Jayanthi (USA), Prof. P. Venugopal
(Mangalore), Dr. Amilal Bhat (Jaipur), Dr. Prasanna V (Bengaluru), Dr.
Jiten Jagannathrao Kulkarni (Aurgangabad) & Dr. Obaidullah Miftahuddin
(Pakistan)
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
Program (refer to received
Male Female Male Female
question no. 4)
Fellowship in 2010 - 2 2 - 100% -
Paediatric Urology 2011 - 2 1 - 100% -
2012 - 1 1 - 100% -
2013 - 2 2 - - -
M. Ch 2010 - 4 4 - - 100%
(Urology) 2011 - 5 5 - - 100%
2012 - 5 5 - - 100%
2013 – 6 6 - - -
2014 - 3 3 - - -
(refer to from the universities universities from
question no. 4) same within the outside the other
university State State countries
Fellowship in -
Paediatric 40% 20% 40%
Urology
M. Ch (Urology) 36% 52% 12% -
UG to PG -

PG to Ph.D. -
Employed -
Entrepreneurs 15%
36. Diversity of staff : -
Percentage of faculty who are : -
graduates
State
country
37. Number of faculty who were : Dr. R.B.Nerli: Fellow in Geriatric
awarded M.Phil., DM, M Ch, Society of India
Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the M. Ch (Urology) – 02
assessment period
regard to
students
e) Students’ laboratories : 1
university
universities
getting financial assistance from financial assistance from the university.
the university.


a. faculty on curriculum as well : Yes – Feedback to bring change in
as teaching-learning- teaching methodology in PG
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : Yes – Feedback is used and discussion
and teaching-learning- in faculty development meeting
feedback?
c. alumni and employers on the : Yes – Alumni Newsletter is Published.
programs offered and how Feedback is used and discussed in
does the department utilize the department development meeting
feedback?
43. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10):
 March 2004 – Dr. Manohar Shetty
 March 2005 – Dr. abhinandan sadalge
 Sept. 2005 – Dr. Vinay Patil
 Sept. 2006 – Dr. Shrishailesh Amarkhed
 Sept. 2007 – Dr. I.R. Ravish
 Sept. 2009 – Dr. Ashish Koura
 Sept. 2010 – Dr. Vikram Prabha
 Sept. 2011 – Dr. Sharanabasavesh Alur
 Sept. 2012 – Dr. shishir Devaraju
 Sept. 2013 – Dr. Suresh Kadli
 Sept. 2014 – Dr. Ajaykumar Guntaka, Dr. Pravin Patne
 Dr. Abhinandan Sadalage, Chief Consultant, R. G. Stones Clinic, Mumbai
 Dr. Vinay Patil,Consultant, Vikram Hospital, Bengaluru
 Dr. I.R. Ravish,Consultant, Vikram Hospital, Bengaluru
 Dr. Ashish Koura,Consultant, Apollo Hospital, Jalandhar
44. Give details of student enrichment : All the students are involved in:
programs (special lectures / a. Taking UG Classes
workshops / seminar) involving b. Taking part in Camps
external experts. : c. Participating in Workshops,
Seminars, CME’s and
Conferences.

45. List the teaching methods adopted : a. Interactive Didactic Lectures:

by the faculty for different Towards better Teaching / Learning
programs including clinical b. Distance Medical Teaching
teaching. c. Teaching and Assessing Urethral
Catheterization procedure: A
Structured Model to Assess Skill
d. Training in PCNL: A Structured
Apprenticeship Program
46. How does the department ensure :  Discussion at departmental
that program objectives are meetings
constantly met and learning  Discussion with experts from the
outcomes are monitored? field from other Institutions
 Evaluation at regular intervals and
 Corrective steps taken whenever
necessary
47. Highlight the participation of : All the students are involved in:
a.
Taking UG Classes
activities.
b.
Taking part in Camps
c.
Participating in Workshops,
Seminars, CME’s and
Conferences.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : a. Publications in National and
scholarly activities” of the International Journals
department. b. Participation in various prized paper
sessions
c. Selection in Visiting Fellowship
Programs
49. State whether the program/ : The institute is constituent unit of KLE
department is accredited/ graded Academy of Higher Education and
by other agencies? If yes, give Research which is accredited ‘A’ grade
details. by NAAC and placed in category ‘A’
by MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the contributions : a. Research in areas such as Diabetes
of the department in generating Mellitus, Tuberculosis, Antenatal
new knowledge, basic or applied. scanning, Study of placenta in
children with genital malformations
b. Fellowship programmes for
postgraduates
c. Visiting fellowship
d. Publications of our research work


(SWOC) of the department.
Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities& Challenges
 Experienced  To strengthen  Facilities and  To start and
and dedicated further the programs to initiate a tissue
Faculty community develop engineering
 Good awareness on newer skills research
departmental preventive and update programme
Infrastructure measures knowledge  To start a
 A progressive  To start robotic surgical
Residency subspeciality training and
programme programmes research
 Advanced  Fora to programme
facilities at present and
clinical skill publish at
laboratory state,
national and
international
levels.
52. Future Plans of the Department :  To establish subspeciality clinics
such as Uro-Oncology,
Andrology, Male Infertility,
Peadiatric Urology, Adolescent
Urology and Uro-Gynecology.
 To start a tissue engineering
programme and research in Bio-
Technology.

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery)
Department of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

1. Name of the Department : Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

university?
4. Names of programs offered : M.Ch : Plastic Surgery
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated Fellowship in Cleft & Craniofacial
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Surgery
fellowship, etc.)
institutions, etc.
reasons.
departments
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 01 01 01
Lecturer - - -


No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Rajesh MBBS,MS, Professor & Plastic 16 years
Powar M.Ch, DNB Head Surgery
Dr. Mahesh MBBS,MS, Asso. Plastic 10 years
Prabhu M.Ch Professor Surgery
Dr. MBBS,MS, Asso. Plastic 07 years
D.U.Rajput M.Ch Professor Surgery
Dr. Kaustubh MBBS,MS, Asst. Plastic 03 Years
Desai M.Ch Professor Surgery 05 Months
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : M.Ch. Plastic Surgery - 1:2
Ratio Fellowship Cleft &Craniofacial - 1:1
filled and actual
 Administrative 2 2 2
16. Research thrust areas as recognized : Burns, Facial Clefts
by major funding agencies
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : Dr. Rajesh Powar, Project Director,
projects from a) national b) Smile Train Project, International,
international funding agencies Grants received: Rs. 2,91,59,000/-
received
b. International collaboration
19. Departmental projects funded by : Smile Train Project Grants received:

ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC- Rs. 2,91,59,000/-

AICTE, etc.; total grants received
22. Publications
 Number of papers International: 07
published in peer reviewed National: 04
journals (national / State/Regional: 02
international)
 Monographs -
 Books edited -
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
Sciences Directory,
average
 SNIP -
 SJR -
 Impact Factor – range / 0.34 to 3.664
average
 h-index -
generated
income generated

25. Faculty selected nationally / :  Dr. Rajesh Powar - University Sains

internationally to visit other Malaysia
laboratories / institutions /  Dr. Mahesh Prabhu- Medecins Sans
industries in India and abroad Frontieres –France, Palestine
a) National committees 01-Executive Member
c) Editorial Boards 01 -Scientific Society
27. Faculty recharging strategies :
(Refresher / orientation
programs, workshops, training
programs and similar
programs).
Year CME Workshop Conference
National International
2010 2 2 8 1
2011 - - 5 -
2012 - 1 6 2
2013 2 - 6 1
Total 4 3 25 4
29. Awards / recognitions received :
level by
 Faculty : 01
fellows
 Students : -

30. Seminars / Conferences / :

Workshops organized and the
Sl. National
Programme
No / International
1 2nd Monsoon Cleft Surgeons National
2 International Conference on Reconstructive International
Peadiatric Urology
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
32. Student profile program-wise :
question no. 4)
M.Ch Plastic Surgery
2010-11 2 1 - 100% -
2011-12 1 1 - 100% -
2012-13 3 1 - 100% -
2013-14 2 1 - 100% -
2014-15 2 1 - - -
Cleft & Cranio Facial Surgery
2010-11 1 1 - - -
2011-12 - - - 100% -
2012-13 1 - - 100% -
2013-14 2 1 - - -
33. Diversity of students :
M.Ch Plastic Surgery
2009 - 100%(1) - -
2010 - 100%(1) - -
2011 - - 100%(1) -
2012 - 100%(1) - -
2013 - 100%(1) - -

Fellow Cleft & Craniofacial Surgery

2010-11 - - 100%(1) -
2011-12 100%(1) - - -
2012-13 - - - -
2013-14 - - 100%(1) -
UG to PG -
PG to Ph.D. -
Employed
Entrepreneurs -
graduates
State
country
37. Number of faculty who were : All teaching faculty are M.Ch. in
awarded M.Phil., DM, M Ch, Plastic Surgery
assessment period
regard to
a) Library : Available (Books-73, Journals-124)

b) Internet facilities for staff and : Available

students
c) Total number of class rooms : Two
d) Class rooms with ICT facility : One
e) Students’ laboratories : Micro Vascular Surgery Training Lab
a. from the host institution / : Dr. Avinash Prabhu
university Dr. Vijaykumar
Dr. Sanjith Singh
Dr. Karan Shetty
Dr. Sudhir B.M
universities
40. Number of post graduate students : Residents are provided monthly
getting financial assistance from stipend as per the regulations of the
the university. university.
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : The department utilizes the feedback
as teaching-learning- to make necessary changes in the
evaluation? If yes, how does curriculum
feedback?
feedback?
feedback?
43. List the distinguished alumni of : -
the department (maximum 10)

44. Give details of student enrichment :  The M.Ch. Plastic Surgery

programs (special lectures / students attend the state and
workshops / seminar) involving national conferences, workshops,
external experts. : Vajpayee Arogya Shree camps,
Smile Train Outreach programs.
 Workshops are conducted for the
M.Ch. students.
 Special invited lectures are
arranged
45. List the teaching methods adopted : Teaching methods adopted for
by the faculty for different different programs are:
programs including clinical 1. Seminars
teaching. 2. Journal Clubs
3. Case Presentations
4. Case planning sensations
5. Grand Rounds
6. Teaching programs for
Undergraduates
7. Anatomy Dissections
46. How does the department ensure : The department ensures this by
that program objectives are regularly assessing the performance
constantly met and learning of the students during the teaching
outcomes are monitored? programs and by conducting Internal
Assessment Tests. The surgical skills
of the students are monitored during
supervised surgeries.
47. Highlight the participation of :  The students and faculty are
students and faculty in extension actively involved in patient
activities. outreach programs like health
camps which are conducted along
with other departments and also
individually by the department
especially for congenital
anomalies like Cleft Lip, Cleft
Palate and Post Burn Deformities.
 The students accompany the
faculty on surgical missions
whenever possible so that they
are exposed to different clinical
environments.


The faculty also takes part in
public education by delivering
guest lectures in schools, colleges
and other organizations and radio
talks.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : The department involves its
scholarly activities” of the students in various activities like
department. training of the paramedical staff,
undergraduates and spreading
awareness of the specialty of Plastic
Surgery amongst the general public
50. Briefly highlight the contributions : * The department has to its credit
of the department in generating surgical innovations which have been
new knowledge, basic or applied. published in International Journals.
* The department conducts Basic
Surgical Skills Workshop for
Undergraduate Students.
(SWOC) of the department:
 Strong  Limited work  To reach out  To develop the
backing for in Basic to the sub-specialty of
Academics Clinical unreached Cosmetic
from the Research  Good clinical Surgery
College and  Lack of material to  To create
University funded carry out awareness in
 Smile Train projects research rural and
Project through Smile peripheral
 Governmental Train Project community
support  To expand the
through available
schemes like infrastructure
the to cater to
Arogyashree, burns patients
Yashaswini,  To venture
Balsanjeevini into Medical

 Ample Tourism,
Clinical especially in
Material for Cosmetic
training the Surgery
students
 Infrastructure
in the form of
a well
equipped
Speech Lab
and a state- of-
art Burns
Center
52. Future plans of the Department :  To establish facilities to start Skin
Bank
 To establish and promote various
sub-specialties within the
department
 To actively get involved in
research in co-ordination with
agencies like the ICMR

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Opthalmology)
Department of Ophthalmology
1. Name of the Department : Ophthalmology

university?
4. Names of programs offered :  UG – MBBS,
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated  PG – MS & DOMS, SICS – After
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., completing MS degree
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate,  DOT – After SSLC & PUC
Diploma, PG Diploma,  Ph.D
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : DBCS Programme of Govt. of India
departments involved (Dept. of Community Medicine)
institutions, etc.
7. Details of programs discontinued : No programs in the department have
if any, with reasons. been discontinued.
9. Participation of the department : Nursing, Physiotherapy & Dental
in the courses offered by other courses
departments
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 1 1 1
Lecturer - - --
Tutor / Clinical Instructor - -- --


No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Rekha. MBBS Professor & Glaucoma 20 Yrs 5 mth.
B. K. M.S.DOMS, Head
Ph.D.
Dr. S. B. MBBS Professor Cornea & Eye 24 Yrs, 8 mths
Patil M.S.DOMS Banking
Dr. Mahesh. MBBS Professor Paed. 17 Yrs 5 mths
I. Magdum M.S.DOMS Ophthalmology
Dr. Arvind. MBBS Professor Cornea & Eye 13 Yrs 9 mths
L. Tenagi M.S. Banking
Dr. Arvind. MBBS Professor Glaucoma 11 Yrs 1 mth
Yakkundi M.S., DOMS
Dr. Umesh MBBS Professor Paed. 14 Yrs 5 mths
Harakuni D.N.B., DOMS Ophthalmology
Dr. S. C. MBBS Professor Retina 9 Yrs 5mths
Bubanale M.S. Services
Dr. Smitha MBBS Asst. Ophthalmology 3 Yrs 3mth
K.S. MS Professor
Dr. MBBS Asst. Ophthalmology 4 Yrs 3mth
Harshavard MS Professor
han Patil
Dr. MBBS Asst. Ophthalmology 1 Yr 3mth
Bhagyajyothi MS Professor
B.K.
Dr. Kshama MBBS Sr. Resident Ophthalmology 4 mths
K.K. MS
Dr. Anup N. MBBS Sr. Resident Ophthalmology 3 Yrs 3 mths
Chindak
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : M.B.B.S.– 13 :1
Ratio M.S. –2 :1
DOMS – 2:1


filled and actual
 Clerk 1 1 1
 Menial staff 1 1 1
16. Research thrust areas as : NBC programme
recognized by major funding
agencies
17. Number of faculty with ongoing :  Ongoing projects -15 Total Budget
projects from a) national b) Rs. 7,50,000/- Students funding
international funding agencies  Ongoing Ph. D project - 02 Total
and c) Total grants received. budget Rs. 2,00,000/- Students
Give the names of the funding funding
received
received
22. Publications
published in peer reviewed National : 02
journals (national / International : 02
international)
 Monographs -

 Books edited -
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
average
 SNIP -
 SJR
average
 h-index -
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and DBCS, Rs. 8 lakhs received
income generated
c) Editorial Boards Yes
27. Faculty recharging strategies :  UDEHP Workshops, Training
(Refresher / orientation Programms conducted by DOME
programs, workshops, training regularly
programs and similar programs).  MET workshop
 Ophthalmology orientation
programme conduct regularly
 Glaucoma awareness prgoramme
for one week in the month of April

 Eye donation fortnight celebration

for two weks in the month of august
to September.
 percentage of students : -
doing projects in
collaboration with other
universities / industry /
institute
level by
 Faculty -
 Doctoral / post doctoral Ph.D. : 01
fellows
 Students -
Date Programme Participants Venue
Dept. of
CME on Glaucoma &
8th May Ophthalmology, J.
Hands on Workshop on 59
2011 N. Medical College,
Ahmed Glaucoma Valve
Belagavi
Dept. of
CME on Anti VEGF in Ophthalmology, J.
17th Feb.
Retina Under the aegis 60 N. Medical College,
2013
of KOS Belagaviassociation
with KOS & BOA
Dept. of
7th April CME on Current Trends Ophthalmology, J.
35
2013 in Uveitis N. Medical College,
Belagavi
20th July Workshop on 65 Dept. of

2013 Phacoemulsification Ophthalmology

sponsored by Alcon
Comp. Ltd.,
26th Dept. of
CME on Paediatric
October 55 Ophthalmology,
Ophthalmology
2013 BOA
Workshop on
th
9 March Phacoemulsification Dept. of
50
2014 sponsored by Bauch& Ophthalmology
Lomb Ltd.
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
Selected Pass Percentage
Name of the Applications Male Female Male Female
question no. 4)
MS 2010 1712 6 8 100% 100%
MS 2011 1603 5 10 100% 100%
MS 2012 1841 6 9 - -
MS 2013 2037 6 9 - -
MS 2014 2205 10 5 - -
MS - 13.33% 86.66% -
UG to PG 42%

PG to Ph.D. 1%
Employed -
Entrepreneurs 34%
graduates
State
country
37. Number of faculty who were : 01 Ph.D.
assessment period
regard to
students
e) Students’ laboratories : Yes
f) Research laboratories : Yes
39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral : -
a. from the host institution / : -
university
universities


the methodology.
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : - Yes
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : - Yes
feedback?
programs offered and how from the alumni and employer
does the department utilize the and is conveyed to the faculty to
43. List the distinguished alumni of -
Sl No. Name of the Alumni Current Designation
1. Dr. Cyres K Mehta Director, The Mehta International Eye

Institute and Colaba Eye Hospital,
Mumbai
2. Dr. Kumar J Doctor Managing Director, Doctor Eye Institute,
Mumbai (Maharashtra)
3. Dr. Madhu Kumar Chief Vitreoretinal Consultant, Sankar
Eye Institute, Gujarat
4. Dr. Shrikanth Chief Vitreoretinal Consultant, Retina
Institute of Karnataka, Bangalore
5. Dr. Rajeev Mohan Chief Consultant, Mohan Eye Institute,
New Delhi
6. Dr. Tungappa Corneal Refractive Surgeon, Narayan
Netralaya Bangalore
7. Dr. Shrinivas Joshi Paediatric Vitreoretinal Surgeon, MM
Joshi Hubli
8. Dr. Archis B Shedbale Vitreoretinal Consultant, Laxmi Eye
Institute Panvel

9. Dr. Isha Vatsal Glaucoma consultant, Centre for Sight,

Delhi
10. Dr. Vinay Dastikop Prof. & Head, Dept.of Ophthalmology,
BIMS, Belagavi
44. Give details of student enrichment : Symposium, Seminar, Case

programs (special lectures / discussion and orientation
workshops / seminar) involving Programmes conduct regularly
external experts. :
45. List the teaching methods adopted : Power point presentation, Clinical
by the faculty for different Skill Lab, Bedside Clinics,
programs including clinical impromptu speech in the ward, Quiz
teaching.
46. How does the department ensure : Internal Assessment, Preliminary

that program objectives are Examinations
47. Highlight the participation of :  PHC & UHC Camps, School
students and faculty in extension Screening Camps, Lions
activities. Campus Club Activities, NSS
Camps & NPCB Belagavi
District PHCs Camps
 Hospital super-speciality
posting in various
departments and one month
posting in rural hospital,
Ankola.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Phaco Workshop, School Screening
scholarly activities” of the Programmes
department.
50. Briefly highlight the contributions : Contribution in Medical Education



 Good  Publications  Collaboration  Funding from
leadership  Research with other national &
 Specialty Activities institutes international
Clinics  Training agencies
 Team Work Programmes  Collaborative
 DBCS  Research research
Programme Activities activities
 Extension  Enhancing the
activities skill lab
 Clinical skill
Laboratory
 Wet
laboratory
52. Future plans of the Department :  Establishment of vetro-retinal
Unit
 Establishment of ROP unit
 Establishment of an Autonomous
institute
 Establishment of Mobile
Ophthalmic Unit
 To have newer operative and
diagnostic equipment’s

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Pediatrics)
Department of Pediatrics
1. Name of the Department : Pediatrics

university?
4. Names of programs offered : Undergraduate : MBBS
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated Postgraduate: MD (Pediatrics) &
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Diploma (DCH)
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, Fellowship in Neonatology &
Diploma, PG Diploma, Clinical Pediatric Cardiology
fellowship, etc.)
institutions, etc.
reasons.
departments
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 01 01 01
Lecturer -- -- --
Tutor / Clinical Instructor -- -- --


No. of Years
Experience
Dr. (Mrs) R MBBS, MD, Professor & Pediatrician 20 years
M Bellad DCH Head 4 months
Dr. V D MBBS, MD, Professor Pediatrician 37 years
Patil DCH 11 months
Dr. N S MBBS, MD Professor & Pediatrician 27 years
Mahantashetti Principal 4 months
Dr. S M MBBS, MD, Professor Pediatrician 23 years
Dhaded DM (Neo) 8 months
Dr. (Mrs) S MBBS, MD, Professor Pediatrician 16 years
M Jali DCH 5 months
Dr. (Mrs) S MBBS, MD Asso. Pediatrician 12 years
A Patil Professor 3 months
Dr. Manisha MBBS, MD Asso. Pediatrician 10 years
Bhandankar Professor 7 months
Dr. MBBS, MD Asso. Pediatrician 10 years
Mahantesh Professor 5 months
V Patil
Dr. Mahesh MBBS, MD Asso. Pediatrician 9 years
Kamate Professor 8 months
Dr. Tanmaya MBBS, MD Asso. Pediatrician 7 years
Metgud Professor 4 months
Dr. Dnyanesh MBBS, MD Asso. Pediatrician 7 years
DK Professor 4 months
Dr. Veeresh MBBS, MD Asst. Pediatrician 8 years
Manvi Professor 3 months
Dr. Prithi R MBBS, MD Asst. Pediatrician 3 years
Inamdar Professor 8 months
Dr. Veena MBBS, MD Asst. Pediatrician 1 year
Herekar Professor 4 months
Dr. MBBS, MD Asst. Pediatrician 10 months
Abhilasha S Professor
professors

14. Program-wise Student Teacher : MBBS – 13.33: 1

Ratio MD & DCH - 1.53 : 1
filled and actual
16. Research thrust areas as : Neonatal Survival & Outcome and
recognized by major funding Infant Nutrition
agencies
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : National: 06 (Completed : 05 & Ongoing: 01)
Sl. Name of the Name of the Status In Duration
No. Principle Project Ongoing / association
Investigator Completed with
(funding
agency)
1 Dr. N S “A phase III, Completed Bharat 1 year
Mahantshetti Randomized, Biotech
Multicenter, Ltd,
Controlled Hyderabad
study to
evaluate the
Immunogenicity
and safety of
BBIL’s typhoid
Vi capsular
polysaccharide
– Tetanus
Toxiod protein
conjugate
vaccine Vs
reference
vaccine in
healthy
subjects”

2 A phase III, Completed GlaxoSmit 1 year

open-label, hKline
randomised, Pharmaceu
multicentre ticals
study to Limited ,
evaluate the Mumbai
immunogenicit
y and safety of
GlaxoSmithKli
ne Biologicals’
combined
DTPa-HBV-
IPV/Hib
vaccine
(Infanrix
hexa™)
administered to
Indian infants
according to a
6-10-14 weeks
and a 2-4-6
months
schedule.
{111157
(DTPA-HBV-
IPV-119)}
3 A Phase IV, Ongoing Bharat
single dose, Biotech
open labelled, Internation
comparative, al Ltd,
randomized Hyderabad
controlled
study to
evaluate the
Immunogenicit
y and safety of
BBIL’s
JENVAC
(Inactivated JE
Vaccine)
vs.Chinese SA-

14-14-2(Live
JE Vaccine)
vaccine in
healthy
volunteers
4 Phase IV, Completed Bharat
Multicenter, Biotech
Randomized, International
Single-Blind, Ltd,
study to Hyderabad
evaluate the
Immunogenicity,
Reactogenicity
& Safety of the
live attenuated
rotavirus
vaccine
ROTAVAC® as
a 3 dose series
when
administered
simultaneously
with or without
the buffering
agent following
in healthy
infants.
5 Dr. S M “A randomized, Completed Panacea 1 year
Dhaded multicentre, Biotech
open label, Ltd., New
comparative Delhi
study to
evaluate the
Immunogenicit
y and
Reactogenicity
of a new fully
liquid
Pentavalent
DTwP-Hib-IPV
vaccine

(EasyfourPolT
M, Panacea
Biotec Ltd.)
with tetravalent
DTwP/Hib
vaccine
(TetrAct-
HibTM), co-
administered
with Imovax
Polio® (Salk
Based
Inactivated
Polio Vaccine)
of Sanofi
Pasteur India
Pvt. Ltd. in
Healthy Infants
6 “ Immune Lot- Completed Shantha 1 year
to-Lot Biotechnic
Consistency s Pvt. Ltd,
and Non- Hyderabad
Inferiority of
Shan 5 DTwP-
HepB-Hib)
Vaccine in
Comparison to
Pentavac SD
when
administered as
a Single
Booster Dose at
15-18 months
and Three Dose
at 6-8,10-12
and 14-16
Weeks of Age
in Healthy
Indian Children
and Infants

 International funding agencies: 08

Total grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies, project title and
grants received project-wise.
Sl. Name of the Name of the Status In Duration
No. Principle Project Ongoing / association
Investigator Completed with
(Funding
Agency)
1 Dr. N S Brain Research Completed University 3 years
Mahantshetti, to Ameliorate of Alabama,
Evaluation Impaired USA
Specialist Neurodevelop
Dr. S M Dhaded, ment: Home
Co-investigator based
& Evaluation Intervention
Specialist trial BRAIN
Dr. R M Bellad, HIT at 8
Evaluation Primary Health
Specialist Centre areas of
Belagavi
District
2 Dr. (Mrs) N S Emergency Completed NIH, USA 2 years
Mahantshetti, Obstetrics and
Asst. Country Newborn Care –
Co-ordinator Evaluation of an
EmONC
Intervention
package to
reduce adverse
Pregnancy
outcomes in
Low Resource
Settings
3 Dr. (Mrs) N S Comparison of Completed University
Mahantshetti, two Iron doses of Colorado
Country Co- on Zinc
ordinator, Absorption
Dr. (Mrs) R M from Sprinkles
Bellad, Project as
Co-ordinator Micronutrients
Supplements
4 Dr. S M Dhaded, Maternal and Ongoing NIH, USA 5 years
Country Co- Newborn
ordinator Health
Registry

5 Dr. (Mrs) N S Helping Completed

Mahantshetti, Babies Breathe
Master Trainer Initiative
Dr. S M Dhaded,
Master Trainer
Dr. (Mrs) R M
Bellad, Master
Trainer
6 Dr (Mrs) N S Absorption of Completed
Mahantshetti Zn and iron
Country Co- from
ordinator Biofortified
Pearl Millet
7 Dr. (Mrs) N S Zinc and Iron Completed IAEA
Mahantashetti bioavilability
Co-Investigator from
Biofortiified
Pearl Millet
8 Dr. (Mrs) N S Antenatal Ongoing NICHD 2 years
Mahantashetti Corticosteroids
Country Co- trial in preterm
ordinator births to
increase
Neonatal
Survival in
Developing
Countries
(ACT)
18. Inter-institutional collaborative :
received
a. National collaboration
In
Name of the Status association
Sl. Name of the
Principle Ongoing / with
No Project Duration
Investigator Completed (Funding
Agency)
1 Dr. N S Brain Completed University 3 years

Mahantshetti, Research to of
Evaluation Ameliorate Alabama,

Specialist Impaired USA

Neurodevelo
Dr. S M pment: Home
Dhaded, based
Co-investigator Intervention
& Evaluation trial BRAIN
Specialist HIT at 8
Primary
Dr. R M Bellad, Health Centre
Evaluation areas of
Specialist Belagavi
District
2 Dr. (Mrs) N S Emergency Completed NIH, USA 2 years

Mahantshetti, Obstetrics
Asst. Country and Newborn
Co-ordinator Care –
Evaluation of
an EmONC
Intervention
package to
reduce
adverse
Pregnancy
outcomes in
Low
Resource
Settings
3 Dr. (Mrs) N S Comparison Completed University
Mahantshetti, of two Iron of
Country Co- doses on Zinc Colorado
ordinator, Absorption
Dr. (Mrs) R M from
Bellad, Project Sprinkles as
Co-ordinator Micronutrients
Supplements
4 Dr. S M Maternal and Ongoing NIH, USA 5 years
Dhaded, Newborn
Country Co- Health
ordinator Registry

5 Dr. (Mrs) N S Helping Completed

Mahantshetti, Babies Breathe
Master Trainer Initiative
Dr. S M Dhaded,
Master Trainer
Dr. (Mrs) R M
Bellad, Master
Trainer
6 Dr (Mrs) N S Absorption of Completed
Mahantshetti Zn and iron
Country Co- from
ordinator Biofortified
Pearl Millet
7 Dr. (Mrs) N S Zinc and Iron Completed IAEA
Mahantashetti bioavilability
Co-Investigator from
Biofortiified
Pearl Millet
8 Dr. (Mrs) N S Antenatal Ongoing NICHD 3 years
Mahantashetti Corticosteroids
Country Co- trial in preterm
ordinator births to
increase
Neonatal
Survival in
Developing
Countries
(ACT)
received

22. Publications
 Number of papers State: 15
international)
 Monographs -
 Books edited -
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
average
 SNIP -
 SJR -
average
 h-index -
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and  Dr. V D Patil, Professor & Registrar,
income generated KLE University, Belagavi is a
Member of Board of Studies of Sri
DevarajUrs University, Kolar &
Income Generated is NIL
 Dr. V D Patil, Professor &
Registrar, KLE Academy of Higher
Education and Research, Belagavi,
is a Member of Board of Studies of
BLDE University, Bijapur &
Income Generated is NIL

 Dr. (Mrs) R M Bellad, Professor &

Head, is a Member of Board of
Studies for BLDE University,
Bijapur & Income Generated is NIL
25. Faculty selected nationally / : 1. Dr. (Mrs) N S Mahantashetti, Dr. S
internationally to visit other M Dhaded & Dr. (Mrs) R M Bellad,
laboratories / institutions / attended training at UAB –
industries in India and abroad University of Alabama,
Birmingham, USA from 25th
February to 29th March, 2010.
2. Dr. (Mrs) N S Mahantashetti,
Principal & Professor attended
Global Network for Women’s and
Children’s Health Research Steering
Committee Meeting from January
9th to 13th , 2011 in Tampa, Florida
3. Dr. (Mrs) R M Bellad, Professor &
Head, attended Steering Committee
Meeting at USA for Global Network
for Women’s and Children’s Health
Research as a Country Co-ordinator
for Helping Babies Breathe from
23rd January to 3rd February 2012
4. Dr. (Mrs) N S Mahantshetti,
Principal & Professor, attended
Global Network Steering
Committee Meeting held at
Washington, USA from 30th May to
6th June, 2012.
5. Dr. (Mrs) R M Bellad, visited
Bangladesh to attend the South
Asian Infant Feeding Research
Network (SAIFRN) Regional
Meeting to be held from 25th to 30th
August, 2012.
Principal & Professor of Pediatrics
& Dr. (Mrs) Roopa M Bellad,
Professor & Head of Pediatrics,
visited Vienna, Austria from 1st to
4th October 2012 to attend the

Research Co-ordination meeting of

the International Atomic Energy
Agency’s (IAEA).
Principal & Professor of Pediatrics
& Dr. (Mrs) Roopa M Bellad,
Professor & Head of Pediatrics,
visited USA from 24th January,
2013 to 5th February, 2013 to attend
the Global Network Steering
Committee Meeting
8. Dr. S M Dhaded, Professor of
Pediatrics attended the Global
Network for Women’s and
Children’s Steering Committee
Meeting from 23rd to 26th June,
2013 at Loews Madison Hotel
Washington DC, USA.
a) National committees Dr. (Mrs) N S Mahantashetti, Principal &
Professor and Dr. S M Dhaded, Professor
of Pediatrics are the National Trainers for
Indian Academy of Pediatric Neonatal
Resuscitation Program
Org.
S. Date & Chairman No of
Events Theme
No Venue Org. Delegates
Secretary
th th
1 CME - 27 & 28 PG Dr. V D 40
Postgraduate February, Training Patil
Intensive Training 2010 at J
Program – 2009 N Medical
College,
Belagavi

th st
2 Workshop on 20 & 21 NALS Dr. 40
NALS & March, Workshop Manisha B
Essential 2010 at
Newborn Care KLES DR.
Prabhakar
Kore
Hospital &
MRC,
Belagavi
th
3 CME - Pediatric 9 May, “Pediatric Dr. (Mrs) 50
HIV Update 2010 at HIV Roopa M
Anatomy Update” Bellad
Lecture Dr.
Hall, Dnyanesh
JNMC, D Kamble
Belagavi Dr. Rohit
Joshi
th th
4 PALS Workshop 28 & 29 PALS Dr. 36
August, Workshop Vijayalax
2010 at mi Kulgod
KLES DR.
PK
Hospital &
MRC,
Belagavi
th th
5 NNF 6 &7 Neonatolo Dr. S M 80
Postgraduate August, gy Dhaded
CME 2011
nd rd
6 Postgraduate 2 &3 PGITP Dr. S M 40
Intensive June, 2012 2012 Dhaded
Teaching at Dr.
Program G-0 Dnyanesh
Lecture DK
Hall,
KLES DR.
Prabhakar
Kore
Hospital &
MRC,
Belagavi

th th
7 Pediatric 17 & 18 PALS Dr. (Mrs) 36
Advanced Life August, 2013 RM
Support 2013 Bellad
Dr.
Dnyanesh
DK
 percentage of students : One student (MBBS) has done ICMR
doing projects in Sponsor project
institute
level by
 Faculty Dr. (Mrs) N S Mahantashetti is the
President of IAP Karnataka State Branch
Dr. (Mrs) R M Bellad, Awarded and has
completed with distinction FAIMER
Fellowship with PSG FAIMER Institute by
PSG Fellowship Regional Institute on April
2011 at Coimbatore, India
 Doctoral / post doctoral -
fellows
 Students -
Org.
S. Date & Chairman No of
Events Theme
No Venue Org. Delegates
Secretary
1 Organized 9th 19th& 20th Working Dr. N S 300
Annual September, together Mahantash
Conference of 2009 at Dr. for a better etti

Adolescent B S Jirge tomorrow Dr. (Mrs)

Chapter of Indian Auditoriu RM
Academy of m, JNMC, Bellad
Paediatrics Belagavi
(ADOLESCON –
2009)
th th
2 CME - 27 & 28 PG Dr. V D 40
Postgraduate February, Training Patil
Intensive Training 2010 at J
Program – 2009 N Medical
College,
Belagavi
th st
3 Workshop on 20 & 21 NALS Dr. 40
NALS & Essential March, Workshop Manisha B
Newborn Care 2010 at
KLES DR.
Prabhakar
Kore
Hospital &
MRC,
Belagavi
th
4 CME - Pediatric 9 May, “Pediatric Dr. (Mrs) 50
HIV Update 2010 at HIV Roopa M
Anatomy Update” Bellad
Lecture Dr.
Hall, Dnyanesh
JNMC, D Kamble
Belagavi Dr. Rohit
Joshi
th th
5 PALS Workshop 28 & 29 PALS Dr. 36
August, Workshop Vijayalax
2010 at mi Kulgod
KLES DR.
PK
Hospital &
MRC,
Belagavi
th th
6 JNMC Scientific 9 & 10 Empoweri Dr. S M 288
Society CME April, ng the Dhaded
2011 practitione Dr.

rs in child Anuradha
care Patil
Dr. Madhav
Prabhu
th th
7 NNF Postgraduate 6 &7 Neonatolo Dr. S M 80
CME August, gy Dhaded
2011
nd rd
8 Postgraduate 2 &3 PGITP Dr. S M 40
Intensive Teaching June, 2012 2012 Dhaded
Program at Dr.
G-0 Dnyanesh
Lecture DK
Hall,
KLES DR.
Prabhakar
Kore
Hospital &
MRC,
Belagavi
th th
9 Pediatric 17 & 18 PALS Dr. (Mrs) 36
Advanced Life August, 2013 RM
Support 2013 Bellad
Dr.
Dnyanesh D
K
th th
10 SOUTH 18 - 20 Child Dr. N S 674
PEDICON – 2013 October, Survival – Mahantash
XXVII South 2013 at meeting etti
Zone & XXXII KLEUs the unmet Dr. G B
Karnataka State JNMC, challenges Javali
Annual Belagavi
Conference of IAP
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
MD 2010 1712 3 6 33% 33%
MD 2011 1603 7 2 100% 100%

MD 2012 1841 5 4 - -
MD 2013 2037 5 6 - -
MD 2014 2205 8 3 - -
MD - 18.18% 81.82% -
UG to PG 42%
PG to Ph.D. 1%
Employed
Entrepreneurs 46%
graduates
of the same university : -
State
country
37. Number of faculty who were : 01 (Ph. D)
assessment period


regard to
a) Library : Available, 114 Books
students
f) Research laboratories : Central Laboratories
university
universities
the methodology.
feedback from;
feedback?
feedback?
c. alumni and employers on the : Yes, Verbal feedback obtained from
programs offered and how the alumni and employer and is
does the department utilize the conveyed to the faculty to improve
feedback? the performance.

43. List the distinguished alumni of :  Dr. Arun Desai, Professor &
the department (maximum 10) Head of Pediatrics, Belagavi
Institute of Medical Sciences,
Belagavi
 Dr. (Mrs) N S Mahantashetti,
Principal & Professor,
Department of Pediatrics, JNMC,
Belagavi
 Dr. (Mrs) S M Jali, Professor of
Pediatrics, JNMC, Belagavi
44. Give details of student enrichment :  Postgraduate Intensive Training
programs (special lectures / Program conducted regularly
workshops / seminar) involving  PALS Workshops conducted
external experts. : regularly
 NRP / NALS for postgraduates
45. List the teaching methods adopted :  Bedside Clinics – UG & PG
by the faculty for different  Tutorials with PowerPoint
programs including clinical presentation - UG
teaching.  Theory Classes - UG
 Clinical Case Discussion – PG
 Journal Club- PG (Once in a
month
at Digital Library)
 Seminar- PG
 Clinical Skills Lab- PG
 Postgraduate Orientation (Once a
year)
46. How does the department ensure :  Planned time table for each term,
that program objectives are OSCE Test, Clinical End Posting,
constantly met and learning Internal Exams, Day-to-day
outcomes are monitored? activities
47. Highlight the participation of :  All Faculty Members &
students and faculty in extension Postgraduate students are
activities. participation in Free Medical
Health Checkup Camps regularly.
 Students take part in NSS
Activities
 Resource Person for Interns
Orientation Program
 All faculty members &

Postgraduates participated in
Suvarna JNMC Medical
Exhibition
 Faculty members &
Postgraduates present Papers &
Posters in Conferences.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Students are encouraged to take up
scholarly activities” of the research activities
department.
50. Briefly highlight the contributions : Faculty & Postgraduates participate in
of the department in generating publication in peer reviewed & indexed
new knowledge, basic or applied. journals
 Experienced  Lack of  Collaboration  To establish
faculty super- with Global the Child
including speciality Network and Health
specialists staff trained NIH Institute of
 Active in Pediatric  Well- International
involvement Haemato- designed Standard
in oncology dissertations  To provide
International for opportunities
Projects publications for every
 Community  Availability faculty in
Programmes of Super- Research &
 RCH & speciality Consultancy
IMNCI infrastructure  To develop
Training in parent paediatrics
 Advanced department hematology
NRP Course  Enthusiastic
Junior staff
members
52. Future plans of the Department :  To establish Institute of Child
Health

 To start DM Neonatology
 To start Fellowships in Pediatric
Intensive Care, Pediatric
Neurology and Fetal Medicine
 To establish International
Collaboration, to provide
opportunities for faculty
exchange and postgraduate
education.

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Orthopedics)
Department of Orthopedics
1. Name of the Department : Orthopedics
university?
4. Names of programs offered : MBBS, MS, D. Ortho, Fellowship in
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated Joint Replacement, Sports Medicine,
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Trauma & Emergency Medicine and
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate course in Plaster Technician
Certificate, Diploma, PG
Diploma, D.M./M.Ch., Super
specialty fellowship, etc.)
institutions, etc.
reasons.
departments
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 1 2 2
Lecturer - - -


No. of Years
Experience
Dr. K.S. D. (Ortho) & Prof. & HOD Traumatology 22 Yrs
Patil MS (Ortho) Paediatric 10 months
Orthopaedics
Dr. V.G. D. (Ortho) & Professor General 25 Yrs
Murakibhavi MS (Ortho) Orthopaedics, 8 months
Paediatric
Orthopaedics,
Trauma,
Arthroscopy
MS (Ortho) Professor Complicated 35 Yrs
Dr. B.B. trauma,
Putti Correction
Deformity
Spine
Dr. R.B. MS (Ortho) Professor Trauma & 26 Yrs
Uppin Hand Surgery
Dr. S.V. D. (Ortho) & Professor Trauma, 19 Yrs
Udapudi MS (Ortho) Arthroplasty
Arthroscopy
Dr. S.H. D. (Ortho) & Professor Trauma & 17 Yrs 8
Motimath MS (Ortho) CTEV months
Dr. R.S. MS (Ortho) Professor Trauma, Spine 17 Yrs
Jatti Surgery & 8 months
Hand Surgery
Dr. D.R. MS (Ortho) Professor Trauma, 24 yrs
Kale Arthroplasty 2 months
Pelvi-
Acetebular
Surg.
Dr. M.Y. MS (Ortho) Professor Joint 9 Yrs
Patil MCh Replacement
&
Arthroscopy
Dr. R.R. MS (Ortho) Asso. Joint 7 yrs
Bhandankar FRCS Professor Replacement 9 months
&
Arthroscopy

Dr. S. T. MS (Ortho) Asso. Joint 7 yrs

Sanikop &MCh Professor Replacement 9 months
&
Arthroscopy
Dr. S.M. MS (Ortho) Asso. Trauma, 3 years
Haveri Professor Arthroplasty 6 months
Arthroscopy
Dr. D.P. MS (Ortho) Asst. Prof Trauma, 1 year
Kaladagi 5 months
Dr. S.K. MS (Ortho) Asst. Prof Trauma 1 year
Saidapur M.Ch(Ortho) 2 months
Dr. N.A. MS (Ortho) Sr. Resident Trauma 11 months
Khadabadi
D. (Ortho) Sr. Resident Joint 7 years
Dr. S.K. Replacement
Yadwad &
Arthroscopy
Dr. MS (Ortho) Sr. Resident Joint 1 week
Vivekanand M.Ch(Ortho) Replacement
Patil &
Arthroscopy
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : MS = 11:12
Ratio Diploma = 11:12
filled and actual
 Clerk 1 1 1
 Peon 1 1 1
16. Research thrust areas as : Newer trends in Orthopaedics
agencies
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : A Phase III Randomized, Placebo-
projects from a) national b) controlled Clinical Trial to Assess the
international funding agencies Safety and Efficacy of Odanacatib

and c) Total grants received. (MK-0822) to Reduce the Risk of

Give the names of the funding Fracture in Osteoporotic
agencies, project title and grants Postmenopausal Women Treated with
received project-wise. : Vitamin-D and Calcium.
Dr.R.R.Bhandankar & Dr. S.K.Yadwad
Merck and Co., INC .U.S.A
Completed in 2012
Total Grants Received: Rs. 32,46,208/-
received
received
22. Publications
 Number of papers International: 12
international)
 Monographs 01 (Osteoporosis)
 Books edited -
Scopus, Humanities

Dare Database -
average
 SNIP -
 SJR
average
 h-index -
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and Dr. B.B.Putti, BOS Member, BLDE
income generated Medical College, Vijayapura, and
income generated - Nil
25. Faculty selected nationally / :
a) National committees EC Member of Indian Orthopaedic
Association-
Dr. V.G.Murakibhavi
c) Editorial Boards Member of Editorial Board, Al Ameen
Orthopaedic Journal of Medical ,Dec
2013 to Nov 2015, Vijayapura &
National Editorial Board Member for
Journal of Orthopaedic Education Red
Flower Publication Pvt. Ltd,11-2-2013
New Delhi -Dr. R.B.Uppin
Member Interview Board UPSC14-18th
October 2013,New Delhi- Dr. V. G.
Murakibhavi
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Yearly CME on PGITC, World
(Refresher / orientation Arthritis & World Osteoporosis.


have taken up in-house projects
including inter-departmental
projects
projects in collaboration with
other universities / industry /
institute
level by
 Faculty International AO Fellowships – 3
fellows
 Students -
30. Seminars / Conferences / : The department has organized 6 state
Workshops organized and the level seminars / conference/ workshops
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
MS - 2010 1712 09 - 100% -
2011 1603 10 - 100% -
2012 1841 10 - - -
2013 2037 10 - - -
2014 2205 10 - - -
MS - 10% 90% -


UG to PG 42%
PG to Ph.D. 1%
Employed -
Entrepreneurs 38%
graduates
State
country
37. Number of faculty who were : 2 (MCh)
assessment period
regard to
a) Library : Available, Books-105, Journals -60
& CDs- 33
students
c) Total number of class rooms : One in College and Three in Hospital


f) Research laboratories : Available - Central Laboratory

university
universities
the methodology.
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Yes – Obtained feedback from
as teaching-learning- outside faculty on curriculum- All
evaluation? If yes, how does have accepted the curriculum
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : Changes have been done according to
and teaching-learning- the needs of students
feedback?
c. alumni and employers on the : Yes (UG & PG Curriculum is revised
programs offered and how once in a three years as per the
does the department utilize the feedback collected from the PG
feedback? alumni)
1. Dr. Ashish Gulia: Consultant in Ortho Oncology Unit, Tata Memorial
Hospital, Mumbai
2. Dr. John Ebnezar: Written 108 Orthopaedic, Physiotherapy & Nursing
books in one year (Guineas book record holder)
3. Dr. Suresh Koralhalli: Prof & HOD, in Orthopaedics, KMC Huballi
4. Dr. Anil Nelvagi: Prof & HOD, in Orthopaedics, S.S.M College,
Davangere

5. Dr. Alfen Vera: Prof & HOD, in Orthopaedics, M.G.M College, New
Mumbai
6. Dr. Niraj Sharma: Prof & HOD, in Orthopaedics, Indore Medical College,
Indore
7. Dr. S.M.Antin: Prof & HOD, in Orthopaedics, S.Nijalingappa Medical
College, Bagalkot
8. Dr. Chidanand Shettar: Prof & HOD, in Orthopaedics, S.D.M Medical
College, Dharwad
44. Give details of student enrichment : PGITC/CME- Arthritis &
programs (special lectures / Osteoporosis/Guest Lectures
workshops / seminar) involving
external experts. :
45. List the teaching methods adopted : Lectures/Seminars/Tutorials/Journal
by the faculty for different Clubs/Inter dept. Meet/Trauma
programs including clinical Meet/Case Discussion/Bedside
teaching. Teaching/Ward Rounds
46. How does the department ensure : By Exams/Assessment Cards/
that program objectives are OSCE/Internal Assessments/Day-to-
constantly met and learning day Assessment/Log Books
47. Highlight the participation of : All faculty & PG students attend
students and faculty in extension Health Camps/Osteoporosis &
activities. Arthritis Camps
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Post graduate students are
scholarly activities” of the encouraged to present rare cases at
department. various conferences
50. Briefly highlight the contributions : Postgraduate students deputed to skill
of the department in generating lab for learning basic surgical skills
 Well  International  To Develop  To meet
Qualified & Publications Sub- increasing
Experienced  Sub-Specialty Specialties clinical
Faculty Development  Research demand

 Good Activities Can  Inculcate the

Infrastructure be started by interest in
 Well Tapping promoting
Equipped Various active
Dept. & Funding learning
Hospital Resources
Facilities  To Develop
 Supportive Department
Management As A Regional
 Supportive Training
Inter-Dept. Centre for PG
Relations / Orthopedic
 Stability of Surgeons -
The Faculty Bone Skill
(Low Lab
Attrition
Rate)
 Excellent
skill training
by using
implants on
indegenously
developed
skeleton
52. Future plans of the Department :  Department Museum, Surgical
Skill Bone Laboratory

Evaluative Reports Medical College (OBG)
Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology

1. Name of the Department : Obstetrics & Gynaecology

college / Faculty of the
university? Department is part of a college
4. Names of programs offered : MBBS., M.S., DGO, MFM

fellowship, etc.)
institutions, etc.

9. Participation of the department : Medical Education Technology
departments
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 01 01 01
Lecturer - 01 01


No. of
Name Qualification Designation Specialization Years
Experience
Dr. M. K. MBBS Professor & High Risk 32 Yrs
Swamy MD Head Pregnancy
Hypertensive
diagnosis &
pregnancy
Dr. B. R. MBBS Professor ARC 36 Yrs
Desai MD 10 mths
Dr. B. R. MBBS Professor To improve 35 Yrs
Nilgar MD Medical 6 mths
Education system
towards Clinical/
skill oriented
Dr. M. B. MBBS Professor Obstetric 23 Yrs
Bellad MD hemorrhage, 7 mths
specially PPH
Dr. Kamal MBBS Professor Prenatal 18 yrs
Patil MD Diagnosis 3 mths
Dr. Anita MBBS Professor Preventive 17 yrs
Dalal MD Oncology 5 mths
Dr. Yeshita MBBS Professor Ultrasound 14 yrs
Pujar MD 11 mths
Dr. Hema MBBS Professor Ultrasound 13 yrs
Dhumale MD 2 mths
Dr. M.C. MBBS Professor Gynaecology 11 Yrs
Metgud MD 4 mths
Dr. Hema MBBS Asst. Preventive 4 yrs
Patil. MS professor Oncology 6 mths
Dr. Romana MBBS Asst. -- 2 yrs
Maldar MS Professor 6 mths
Dr. MBBS Asst. Preventive 3 yrs
Divyakala MS Professor Oncology 7 mths
Karegaudar
Dr. Charitha MBBS Asst. Maternal Fetal 7 mths
U MS Professor Medicine
Dr. Mahadevi MBBS Asst. High Risk 1 yr
Savanur MS Professor Pregnancy 5 mths

Dr. Shridevi MBBS Asst. Ultrasound & 9 mths

Metgud MS Professor Laparascopy
Dr. Komal MBBS Asst. Laparascopy& 9 mths
Revankar MS Professor Ultrasound
Dr. Gouri MBBS Asst. High Risk 6 mths
Prabhu MS Professor Pregnancy
Dr. Sahana MBBS Asst. Ultrasound & 4 mths
K.P. MS Professor High Risk
Obstetrics
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : MBBS - 16:1
Ratio MS - 5:1
DGO - 5:1
Fellowship – 1:2
filled and actual
 Administration staff 4 4 4
16. Research thrust areas as : Maternal & Child Health & Welfare
agencies
17. Number of faculty with ongoing :
Sl Title of the Project Investigator Funding agency/
No Sanctioned funds
International
1 Two strategies of misprostol for Dr. Shivaprasad Rs. 67,55,010/-
prevention of PPH (Primary Vs Goudar
Secondary) A cluster Dr. M.B.Bellad
Randonized controlled Trial

2 Antenatal Corticosteroids in Dr. B.S.Kodkany, Rs. 1,37, 98,150/-

preterm labour - A community Dr. S. S. Goudar.
Dr N.S.
Mahantshetti.
Dr. M.B.Bellad.
Dr. M.C. Metgud
Dr. Geetanjali
3 Community level intervention Dr. M.B.Bellad Rs. 3,31,98,150/-
on Pre-Eclampsia A Dr. S.S.Goudar
Randomized control Study in
selected PHC areas of Belagavi
and Bagalkote Districts
4 ‘CLINDAMYCIN’ to Reduce Dr. M.B.Bellad
Preterm Birth in a Low Resource Dr. S.S.Goudar
Setting: A Randomized Placebo-
Controlled Trial from March 2012
National
1 Evaluation of progesterone Dr.B.R.Desai. Rs. 3,32,700/-
vaginal ring as a new
contraceptive option in India
2 Phase IV Multicentric study with Dr.B.R.Desai Rs. 9,31,800/-
Centchroman (approved by ethics)
3 Hospital Based surveillance of Dr.B.R.Desai. Rs. 25,000/-
Female Genital Fistula study
4 A Task force Multicenter study Dr.B.R.Desai. Rs. 37, 500/-
entitled “ A study on teenage
pregnancy and its outcome
5 DLHS –4 : District Level Dr. B.R.Desai. Rs. 8,79,840/-
Household survey Dr. M.C.Metgud
Dr. Ramesh C
6 PPTCT Project Dr.AnitaDalal Rs. 10,000/-
Quarterly
Sl No Title of the Project Investigator Funding agency/
Sanctioned
funds
International
1 Two strategies of misprostol Dr. Shivaprasad Rs. 67,55,010/-
for prevention of PPH Goudar
(Primary Vs Secondary) A Dr. M.B.Bellad
cluster Randonized controlled
Trial

2 Antenatal Corticosteroids in Dr. B.S.Kodkany, Rs. 1,37, 98,150/-

preterm labour - A Dr. S. S. Goudar.
community Dr.N.S.
Mahantshetti.
Dr. M.B.Bellad.
Dr. M.C.
Metgud
Dr. Geetanjali
3 Community level Dr. M.B.Bellad
Rs. 3,31,98,150/-
intervention on Pre- Dr. S.S.Goudar
Eclampsia A Randomized
control Study in selected
PHC areas of Belagavi and
Bagalkote Districts
4 ‘CLINDAMYCIN’ to Dr. M.B.Bellad
Reduce Preterm Birth in a Dr. S.S.Goudar
Low Resource
Setting: A Randomized
Placebo-Controlled Trial
from March 2012
19. Departmental projects funded by ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE;
DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, etc.; total grants received:
Name of the
Total grants
Sl. Principal Title of the Project
received
No Investigator
1 Dr. B. R. Desai Teenage Pregnancy and its -
outcome
2 Dr.B.R.Desai Evaluation of progesterone Rs. 3,32,700/-
Dr. Pramila Koli vaginal ring as a new (funded by
contraceptive option in India ICMR)
3 Dr.B.R.Desai Phase IV Multicentric study Rs. 9,31,800/-
with Centchroman (approved (funded by
by ethics committee of ICMR)
institution )
4 Dr.B.R.Desai Hospital based surveillance of Rs. 25,000/-
female genital fistula (funded by
ICMR)


22. Publications
 Number of papers published State/Regional: 06
in peer reviewed journals National : 06
(national / international) International : 34
 Monographs -
 Books edited -
 Books with ISBN with 01 - High Risk Obstetrics& Practical
details of publishers Guidelines - Published book by All
OBG Staff
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
average
 SNIP -
 SJR
average
 h-index -
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and Dr. B.R.Desai - Advisor Eris Montana
income generated Life Sciences Pvt Ltd
25. Faculty selected nationally / :  Dr. M. B. Bellad, Symposium on
internationally to visit other Misoprostol for PPH Prevention
laboratories / institutions / Washington D.C., 31st Jan 2012.
industries in India and abroad  Dr.M.B.Bellad, SAFOG conference
at Colombo, Srilanka 22nd to 22nd
April 2011

 Dr.M.B.Bellad, Professor was

attended 3rd National Summit on
Preconception Health & Health
Care: improving preconception
Health in a New Era of Health Care,
Tampa, Florida, USA, 14th June
2011.
b) International committees 1 faculty on Steering Committee
Member of CLIP Trial project
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Workshops – 06
(Refresher / orientation CME’s - 06
programs, workshops, training Conference - 01
level by
Sl Name of the Designation Name of the Awarding
No Recipient Fellowship/Honors/A Agency &
wards/Unique date of
Distinctions awards
1 Dr. M. C. Professor Best Paper Award – 3rd to 6th Oct
Metgud Karnataka State 2013 at 24th
Conference entitled KSOGA
“Effectiveness of Conference
RMI to differentiate Hubli
benign from
malignant ovarian
tumours”

2 Dr. Geeta Asso Received ICOG AICOG 26TH

Durdi Professor Fellowship at 55th TO 30th Jan
AICOG at Varanasi 2012.
3 Dr. B.R. Professor & President 2012-13
Desai Head Karnataka State OBG
conference
4 Dr. B.R. Professor & Mentor for the OBG From Aug
Desai Head B.M.Patil Medical 2012
College, Bijapur
BLDE University
5 Dr. M.B. Professor Secretary From Aug
Bellad Karnataka State OBG 2012
conference
6 Dr. Sunanda Asst. “1st Best Poster” 21st Oct 2013
Mahantshetti Professor presentation at 23rd 23rd KSOGA
KSOGA 2012 2012
7 Dr. Geeta Asso ICOG Fellowship Jan 2012
Durdi Professor Indian
College of
Obstetrics &
Gynecologist
30. Seminars / Conferences / :  CME in Hypertension on 3rd Jan 2010
Workshops organized and the  CME in Medical Disorders 13th Feb
source of funding (national / 2011
international) with details of  CME in Fetal Medicine 24th April
outstanding participants, if any 2011
 A Short update in OBGYN org by
Dept of OBG & Belagavi OBG Soc (
BLOGS) 7th April 2012
 CME on Twin Pregnancy-2012, 10th
June 2012
 23rd Karnataka State Conference 20th
to 21st Oct 2012
 Workshop on PPH 19th Oct 2012
Organizing Chairperson
 Workshop on Hysteroscopy 19th Oct
2012
 Workshop on Colposcopy 19th Oct
2012
 Pre conference CME Programme 19th
Oct 2012

 Suvarna JNMC Gynaec Oncology

CME 17th & 18th Feb 2013
 Live relay workshop of Gynaec
endoscopic surgeries 16th & 17th
February 2014.
 Workshop on Vaginal Surgeries on
28th & 29th June 2014.
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
MS 2010 1712 1 17 80% 80%
2011 1603 2 16 100% 100%
2012 1841 6 12 - -
2013 2037 5 13 - -
2014 2205 1 17 - -
MS - 47.9% 52.1% -
UG to PG 42%
PG to Ph.D. 1%
Employed -

 Campus selection 62%

Entrepreneurs 38%
graduates
of the same university : 16.8 %
from other universities within the : 66.6 %
State
from universities from other States : 16.6 %
country
assessment period
regard to
students
university
universities
41. Was any need assessment exercise : Pilot study projects by DGO Students


feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Yes (UG & PG Curricular feedback
as teaching-learning- collected from the External
evaluation? If yes, how does Examiners & curriculum is revised
the department utilize the once in a three years as per feedback
feedback? collected to the faculty)
b. students on staff, curriculum : Student feedback is collected at
and teaching-learning- college level
feedback?
feedback?
S. No. Name Position
1 Dr. Wasankar Retired as Joint Director, Health and Family &
Welfare, Govt. of Karnataka, Bengaluru.
2 Dr. Saroja Tigadi District RCH officer
4 Dr. Shankaregouda Retired as Director, Shimoga Institute of
Medical Sciences, Shimoga.
5 Dr. Sarvotam Rao Retired as Prof &Head, M.R.Medical College,
Gulbarga.
6 Dr. M.M.Umadi Prof & Head, Belagavi Institute of Medical
Sciences, Belagavi.
7 Dr. Indira Kabade District Health & Family Welfare Officer,
Belagavi
44. Give details of student enrichment : Live Relay on RPL, Dept of OBG,
programs (special lectures / JNMC,Belagavi.2013
workshops / seminar) involving Live Relay on Pre-eclampsia 2013
external experts. : Live Relay on Gynaec Endoscopy
Workshop 16th Feb 2014.
45. List the teaching methods adopted : Lectures
by the faculty for different Small Groups clinics
programs including clinical Tutorials
teaching. Labour Room Orientation
Skills Lab training

46. How does the department ensure : OSCE

that program objectives are Tutorial Tests
constantly met and learning Clinical End Posting test
outcomes are monitored? Labour room test
Internal Assessment
47. Highlight the participation of : Medical Exhibition & Health Camps
activities.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Faculty Paper & Poster Presentation
scholarly activities” of the - 12
department.
49. State whether the program/ :
The institute is constituent unit of
50. Briefly highlight the contributions : High Risk Obstetrics & Practical
of the department in generating Guidelines - Book published by all
new knowledge, basic or applied. OBG Staff.
Short term project by DGO Students.
Novel Surgical Technique Selective
devascularization before
myomectomy at the time of
caesarean section.
Protocols on important clinical
Scenarios.
 DGO Short  Shortage of  Sponsorship  Meeting the
term projects collaborations for higher increasing
 Developed studies clinical
Protocols  Study leave demands
specific to the with pay  To meet the
requirements growing
of Labour expectation
Room.
 Organizing
conferences,
CME’s,
Workshops

52. Future plans of the Department :  To start Fellowship in Assisted

Reproduction
 Certificate Course in USG &
Colposcopy
 Strengthen research
collaborations.
 Development of Uro-
Gynaecology, Gyn-oncology &
Endoscopy Sub-specialty

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Neurology)
Department of Neurology
1. Name of the Department : Neurology
university?
4. Names of programs offered : UG: B.Sc. (Neurosciences Technology)
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated PG: DM (Neurology)
fellowship, etc.)
institutions, etc.
9. Participation of the department :  Medicine: MBBS Theory classes
in the courses offered by other  Physiotherapy: Theory classes and
departments practicals

Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 1 1 1
Lecturer - - -
Tutor / Clinical Instructor - 2 2


No. of Years
Experience
Dr. K. DM Professor & Neurology 22 years
Ravishankar HOD
Naik
Dr. Saroja DM Professor Neurology 21 years
A. O.
Dr. Kutub DM Professor Neurology 14 years
Makandar
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : DM Neurology = 1.6: 1
Ratio B.Sc. Neurosciences Technology
= 2.6: 1
filled and actual
16. Research thrust areas as : Neurological disorders, Epilespsy
agencies
received


received
22. Publications
international)
 Monographs -
 Books edited -
 Number listed in 19
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
average
 SNIP -
 SJR -
average
 h-index 3-8
generated

24. Areas of consultancy and Reviewing articles in journals – income

income generated generated nil
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Newly appointed staff is regularly
(Refresher / orientation trained at the workshop on Educational
programs, workshops, training Science and Technology conducted by
programs and similar programs). the Department of Medical Education
Year Conference Conference
CME Workshop
(National) (International)
2010 3 10 6 2
2011 2 1 5 2
2012 5 8 4 2
2013 8 3 6 1
Total 18 22 21 7
doing projects in
institute
level by
 Faculty :  National: 01
 International: 01
fellows
 Students : -

30. Seminars / Conferences / : JNMC Scientific Society CME funded

Sr. No. Year Programme
1 2012 Guest lecture on Epilepsy by Dr. H.V. Srinivas, (President of
Indian Epilepsy Association & Indian Academy of Neurology)
2 2013 Suvarna JNMC Neurology CME (June 2013)
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
B. Sc
Neurosciences
Technology
2011-12 3 1 2 100% 50%
2012-13 2 - 2 - 100 %
2013-14 4 1 3 - -
2014-15 6 3 1 - -
DM Neurology
2010 2 1 - 100 % -
2011 2 2 - 100 % -
2012 2 2 - - -
2013 3 2 - - -
2014 3 2 - - -
DM Neurology
2010 - 100% - -
2011 50% 50% - -
2012 100% - - -
2013 - 50% 50% -


UG to PG -
PG to Ph.D. -
Employed -
 Other than campus recruitment -
Entrepreneurs -
graduates
State
country
assessment period
infrastructural facilities with regard to
a) Library : Available
students
d) Class rooms with ICT facility : Available


a. from the host institution / : a. Dr. Sanjeeva Reddy
university b. Dr. Manik Mahajan
c. Dr. Rajkumar
d. Dr. Bhautik Tilwa
e. Dr. Siddhartha Reddy
f. Dr. Daanish Chapra
g. Dr. Chandrakant Tapsi
h. Dr. Nikhi Panpalia
i. Dr. Darshan Joshi
universities
40. Number of post graduate students : Residents are provided monthly
getting financial assistance from stipend as per the regulations of the
the methodology.
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Feedback is taken from the faculty in
as teaching-learning- the departmental meeting on the
evaluation? If yes, how does curriculum development. The inputs
the department utilize the are forwarded to the board of studies
feedback? of the university for further
processing.
b. students on staff, curriculum : Feedback obtained from the students
and teaching-learning- is utilized in designing the teaching
evaluation and how does the programs and in the clinical training.
feedback?
feedback?
44. Give details of student enrichment : The DM Neurology students attend
programs (special lectures / the state and national conferences,

workshops / seminar) involving workshops on neurology and allied

external experts. : branches to enrich and enhance their
knowledge.
45. List the teaching methods adopted :  The teaching programs for the
by the faculty for different DM Neurology are envisaged and
programs including clinical appropriate guidance before the
teaching. presentation are made by the
individual faculty assigned for the
particular program.
 For the BSc Neurosciences theory
classes are conducted and
appropriate practical on-hand
training is provided.
46. How does the department ensure : Frequent departmental meetings are
that program objectives are held to evaluate the performances of
constantly met and learning the students and reappraisal of the
outcomes are monitored? teaching schedule is carried out.
47. Highlight the participation of : The faculty and the DM Neurology

students and faculty in extension students have been taking part in the
activities. Health Camps organized by the
College and the teaching hospital.
They also have been involved in
conducting the World Stroke Day
and National Epilepsy Day on regular
basis.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : -

department.

50. Briefly highlight the contributions : -



 Quality  Lack of  Platform for  Basic
patient care collaborations continuing neurosciences
 Regular neurology research
teaching care  To improve
programs  Stability of neurology
 Participation employment ICU facilities
in national  Clinical
academic research
programs
 Faculty
participation
in national
and
international
conferences
 Holistic
training of
students
52. Future plans of the Department :  Upgrade the department for
advanced training of the students
in neurosciences
 Collaborative research

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Radiology)
Department of Radiology
1. Name of the Department : Radiology
university?
4. Names of programs offered : MBBS, MD, DMRD, B.Sc.
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated Radiography
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Radio-Surgery Meet (Once monthly)
departments involved Radio-Orthopedics Meet (Once monthly)
institutions, etc.

reasons.
9. Participation of the department : Departments of Anatomy, Surgery,
in the courses offered by other Orthopedics, Cardiology, Oral Medicine
departments & Radiology, MPT & Kaumarbhritya
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 01 04 04
Lecturer - - -


No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Ashwin MBBS, MD Professor & CT/MRI/USG 16 years, 2
S. Patil HOD /X-Ray months
Dr. Rajenrda MBBS, MD Professor CT/MRI/USG 21 years, 5
V. Mali /X-Ray months
Dr. Ashok.C. MBBS, Professor CT/MRI/USG 34 years, 5
Shetti DMRD, MD /X-Ray months
Dr. D.B. MBBS, Professor CT/MRI/USG 22 years
Udoshi DMRD, MD /X-Ray
Dr. Pradeep MBBS, MD Professor CT/MRI/USG 14 years, 5
goud.H. Patil /X-Ray months
Dr. S.R. MBBS, Professor CT/MRI/USG 24 years, 5
Nandeshwar DMRD, MD /X-Ray months
Dr. MBBS, MD Professor CT/MRI/USG 12 years
Virupaxi.V. /X-Ray
Hattiholi Non vascular
Image guided
interventions.
Dr. Santosh MBBS, MD Associate CT/MRI 8 years, 11
D. Patil Professor /USG/X-Ray/ months
Mammography
Dr. Sanjay V MBBS, Assistant CT/MRI 5 years. 1
Hosalli DMRD, DNB Professor /USG/X-Ray month
Dr. Aman I. MBBS, Tutor CT/MRI 6 years, 4
Darwajkar DMRD /USG/X-Ray months
Dr. Bhaskar MBBS, MD Tutor CT/MRI/USG 8 years, 10
V Dandin /X-Ray months
Dr. Nagaraj MBBS, MD Seniro CT/MRI/USG 2 years, 10
Premchandra. Resident /X-Ray months
P.
Dr. Rajeev R. MBBS Tutor CT/MRI/USG 02 months
Gothe /X-Ray
Dr. Aseem K. MBBS Senior CT/MRI/USG 01 month
Resident /X-Ray
Dr. Vishal D. MBBS Senior CT/MRI/USG 01 month
Resident /X-Ray
Dr. Jeevanjot MBBS Senior CT/MRI/USG 01 month
M. Resident /X-Ray


professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : MD - 0.62: 1
Ratio DMRD - 0.75: 1
B.Sc. Radiography - 0.62: 1
filled and actual
16. Research thrust areas as : Neuroimaging
agencies
received
received


22. Publications
 Number of papers : International : 23
international)
 Monographs : -
 Chapters in Books : -
 Number listed in : -
e.g. Web of Science, Scopus,
Humanities International
Complete, Dare Database -
International Social Sciences
Directory, EBSCO host,
Medline, etc.)
 SNIP : -
 SJR : -
 Impact Factor – range / : -
average
 h-index : -
generated
income generated
26. Faculty serving in : -

27. Faculty recharging strategies (Refresher / orientation programs, workshops,

training programs and similar programs).:
Program Date & Venue
st
CME in ‘MRI update in 21 February 2010, at G+0 lecture hall,
Musculo-skeletal system’ KLES Dr.Prabhakar Kore Hospital &
MRC Belagavi.
JNMC Scientific Society CME 10th & 11th April 2010,
2010. “Diagnostic Challenges- Dr.B.S.Jirge Auditorium JNMC,
An update”. Belagavi.
CME in Interventional 4th August 2012 at Anubhav Mantap
Radiology 2012 KLES Dr.Prabhakar Kore Hospital &
MRC Belagavi.
Suvarna JNMC NEURO – 10th November 2013 at KLES
Radiology CME Dr.Prabhakar Kore Hospital & Medical
Research Centre, Belagavi.
International Radiology Day 8th Nov. 2014 at KLE Dr. Prabhakar
Kore Hospital & Medical Research
Centre, Belagavi.
level by
 Faculty : -
fellows
 Students : 04
Programme Date &Venue
CME in ‘MRI update in Musculo- 21st February 2010, at G+0 lecture
skeletal system’ hall, KLES Dr.Prabhakar Kore
Hospital & MRC Belagavi.

JNMC Scientific Society CME 2010. 10th & 11th April 2010, Dr.B.S.Jirge
“Diagnostic Challenges-An update”. Auditorium JNMC, Belagavi.
CME in Interventional 4th August 2012 at Anubhav Mantap
Radiology 2012 KLES Dr.Prabhakar Kore Hospital &
MRC Belagavi.
Suvarna JNMC NEURO – 10th November 2013 at KLES
RADIOLOGY CME Dr.Prabhakar Kore Hospital &
Medical Research Centre, Belagavi.
Internat ional Radiology Day 8th Nov. 2014, Dr.Prabhakar Kore
Hospital & Medical Research Centre,
Belagavi
“US Chest” 14th July 2013
“X-Ray Production & Tubes” 14th July 2013
“Basic of cardiovascular 22nd September 2013
radiographs”
“Basic of Colour Doppler” 22nd September 2013
“X-Ray Transformers & Rectifiers” 22nd September 2013
Pulmonary vascular disease 15th April 2014
Biomedical Imaging research, today 17th May 2014
& tomorrow
Advanced CT- Dual energy CT & 21st June 2014
dynamic CT Angiography
Staging & Characterisation of Calung 27th September 2014
Adult & Paediatric chest radiographs 8th November 2014
Imaging in Oncology 28th Oct 2014
31. Code of ethics for research followed Guidelines on Code of Conduct for
by the departments Human Research Science issued by
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
32. Student profil programwise:
question no. 4)
MD-2010-2011 1712 01 02 100% 100%
2011-2012 1603 03 01 100% 100%-
2012-2013 1841 04 - - -
2013-2014 2037 05 01 - -
DMRD-2010-2011 - 05 01 80% 0%
2011-2012 05 01 100% 100%
2012-2013 05 01 100% 100%
2013-2014 04 02 - -

B.Sc. Radiography -
2010-2011 05 02 100% 100%
2011-2012 06 02 100% 100%
2012-2013 08 01 - -
2013-2014 06 01 - -
33. Diversity of students
University State State
M.D-2010- - 33.3% 66.6% --
2011 - 50% 50% -
2011-2012 25% 25% 50% -
2012-2013 - 50% 50% -
2013-2014
DMRD -
2010-2011 - 50% 50% -
2011-2012 - 33.3% 66.66% -
2012-2013 - 33.3% 66.66% -
2013-2014 16.6% 16.8% 66.66% -
UG to PG 42%
PG to Ph.D. 1%
Employed 100%
Entrepreneurs -
graduates


State
country
37. Number of faculty who were : 01
assessment period
regard to
a) Library : Library books: 221
b) Internet facilities for staff and : WI-FI Facility throughout the
students department
university
universities
feedback from;
feedback?


feedback?
c. alumni and employers on the : Yes, The feedback forms (faculty,
programs offered and how students & alumni) are scrutinized by
does the department utilize the the faculty and then necessary steps
feedback? are taken based on them for further
betterment of the teaching process.
Based on the feedback forms the
department inculcated the weekly
case discussion and Spotters in the
teaching curriculum.
43. List the distinguished alumni of :
Sl Name Private Practice (P) Institution attached to
No Academic (A)
1 Dr. Raja P Pediatric interventional
Shaikh, Radiologist,
Children’s hospital, Harvard,
Bostin, USA
44. Give details of student enrichment : -
programs (special lectures /
external experts. :
45. List the teaching methods adopted :  Lectures,
by the faculty for different  Case discussions
programs including clinical  Seminars
teaching.  Spotters
 Active learning
46. How does the department ensure : To ensure a continuous monitoring of
that program objectives are the program objectives and learning
constantly met and learning outcomes the department conducts
outcomes are monitored? regular (monthly basis) faculty
meeting as well as meeting between
the faculty and the residents, where
all the short comings are discussed
and appropriate actions are taken.
The department also has an annual
feedback form for the faculty and

students, information from which is

used in the reshaping of the teaching
strategies to attain the outcome.
The department also conducts a
quarterly meeting for the monitoring
of the progress in regard to the
dissertations, where at the end, all the
students are advised about their
further approach.
Apart from this there are direct
assessments administered at the end
of the program.
47. Highlight the participation of : The department actively takes part in

students and faculty in extension providing its service in the numerous
activities. free health check up camps
conducted by the college / university.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : The department encourages students

scholarly activities” of the and staff to participate in various
department. national and international
conferences to present their work.
The Departments also conducts
various guest lectures each year.

50. Briefly highlight the contributions : The department of radio-diagnosis is

of the department in generating constantly making endeavors to
new knowledge, basic or applied. upgrade the technology (latest being
the 32 channel MRI) and skills of the
professionals. The up gradations help
in the better knowledge of the
pathology & underlying disease
process which in turn helps in better
prognosis of the patient.


 Good patient  Lack of  Opportunity to  Develop more
inflow funded serve rural national/state
 Up-to-date projects population level grant
department  Lack of proposals and
with the latest collaborations  Develop increase/estab
machinery & interdisciplinar lish funds
technology y research / available for
 Good hands- projects. research
on training activities.
 Identify areas
with adequate
of research in  Develop a
study material
the rural strong
 Well scenario
experienced interventional
 Training radiology
teaching
programme for setup
faculty
faculty and
students in
research
52. Future plans of the Department :  To establish advanced

Interventional radiology
procedures.
 To acquire advanced MRI
applications like Diffusion
Tensor Imaging and Functional
MRI
 To acquire advanced CT
applications like Perfusion
imaging.
 To upgrade to latest
Ultrasonography machines with
Elastography.

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Psychiatry)
Department of Psychiatry
1. Name of the Department : Psychiatry
university?
4. Names of programs offered : Undergraduate - MBBS
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated Post graduate - MD Psychiatry
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., PG Diploma in Psychiatric Counseling
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Integrated teaching for MBBS students
departments involved – with Dept. of Pharmacology
Integrated teaching for PG students –
with Department of Community
Medicine
institutions, etc.
9. Participation of the department : Bachelor of Physiotherapy
in the courses offered by other M.Sc. Nursing
departments
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 1 1 1
Lecturer 2 3 3


No. of Years
Experience
Dr. N. M. MBBS, MD Prof. & Head MD 12 Years 10
Patil Psychiatry Months
Dr. G. S. MBBS, MD Professor MD 35 Years
Bhogale Psychiatry
Dr. R. B. MBBS, MD Assoc. Prof MD 5 Years 7
Nayak Psychiatry Months
Dr. S.S. MBBS, DPM, Assoc. Prof MD 4 Years 7
Chate MD Psychiatry Months
Dr. Melvin MBBS, MD Asst. Prof MD 5 Years 2
C. Silva Psychiatry Months
Dr. V.A. MBBS, MD Asst. Prof MD 1 Year 5
Koparde Psychiatry Months
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : MBBS = 33.33 : 1
Ratio MD Psychiatry = 1.16 : 1
filled and actual
16. Research thrust areas as : Specific learning disorders, ADHD,
recognized by major funding Sleep disorders, yoga based intervention
agencies on elderly subjects for cognitive
disorders


received
received
22. Publications
 Number of papers : International - 11
published in peer reviewed National - 21
international)
 Monographs : -
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
Sciences Directory,
average
 SNIP : -
 SJR : -


average
 h-index : -
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and :  BOS Members
income generated  Expert for Curricular Development
at Medical Council of India
 Chairman, Software Development
Committee of Indian Psychiatric
Society
 President, Deccan Psychiatric
Association
 President, Indian Association of
Private Psychiatrists
 Consultancy to NGOs - & Income:
Nil
a) National committees - Member Advisory Committee for
rural Research, ICMR Belagavi
Branch
c) Editorial Boards 02
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Yes (yearly CME, Workshop & DOME
(Refresher / orientation Activities)
programs and similar
programs).
Year Internat National State Regional Local Total
ional
2010 4 7 5 6 11 33
2011 3 2 3 6 1 15
2012 - 5 5 13 14 37
2013 1 3 0 6 15 25
Total 8 17 13 32 41 111


doing projects in
institute
level by
 Faculty : 1. Fellowship for attending Workshop
for Early Career Mental Health
Professionals organized by Dr.
Ramachandra N. Moorthy
Foundation for Mental Health and
Neurological Sciences, 20th & 21st
Dec 2012, NIMHANS, Bengaluru.
2. PPA II award of Indian Psychiatric
Society for the year 2012. This was
presented at 65th Annual Conference
of the Society on 10th Jan. 2013,
Bengaluru.
3. Expert for Curricular Development
at Medical Council of India
4. Chairman, Software Development
Committee of Indian Psychiatric
Society
5. LGP Achar Memorial Oration
6. CADABAM’ Distinguished
Psychiatrist -2014, Bengaluru
“Serving the needy and Leading the
Fraternity”,
 Doctoral / post doctoral : 01
fellows
 Students : H. S. Subrahmanyam Memorial Best PG
Paper Award, KANCIPS – 2010


Sl. Name of the Topic Dates Source of
No Events Funding
nd
1. 2 Annual CME-  Recent Advances in 14 / 3 / --
Schizophrenia 2010
Research
 Phenomenology
 Women’s Mental
Health
 Recent Advances in
Psycho – endocrinology
rd
2. 3 Annual CME- Investigations in 13 / 3 / --
Psychiatry 2011
th
3. 4 Annual CME- Theme – Substance 18 / 3 / --
(Alcohol) use disorders – 2012
Recent Advances.
th
4. 5 Annual CME- Psychosexual Disorders 17/ 3 /13 --
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
MD 2010 1712 2 1 100% 100%
2011 1603 2 2 100% 100%
2012 1841 4 1 - -
2013 2037 6 1 - -
2014 2205 7 1 - -
MD - 50% 50% -


UG to PG 42%
PG to Ph.D. 1%
Employed
Entrepreneurs -
graduates
State
country
assessment period
a) Library : 221 Books
students
f) Research laboratories : Available


university
universities
feedback from;
feedback?
feedback?
feedback?
43. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10) :
Sl
Name Position
No
1 Dr.Aditya A. Pandurangi Assistant Professor, DIMHANS, Dharwad
Assistant Professor, MVJ Medical College,
2 Dr. Veda N. Shetageri
Hosakote, Bengaluru
Sr. Resident/medical Officer, Dept. of
3 Dr. Sunny Chattopadhyay Psychiatry, Neel Ratan Medical college,
Burdwan, WB
4 Dr. Saba A. Ansari Junior Consultant, VIMHANS, Delhi
Assistant Professor, SDM College of
5 Dr. Lohit S.
Medical Sciences & Hospital, Dharwad

44. Give details of student enrichment : Mock PG practical exam conducted

programs (special lectures / during annual CME
external experts. :
45. List the teaching methods adopted : Psychodrama
by the faculty for different Intern’s seminar
teaching.
46. How does the department ensure : Conducting monthly Faculty
that program objectives are development meeting and
constantly met and learning Departmental meeting
47. Highlight the participation of :  Psychiatry Day Care Centre in
students and faculty in extension collaboration with Govt. of
activities. Karnataka
 All Faculty Members &
Postgraduate students attend Free
Medical Health Check-up Camps
regularly.
 Mental health awareness
activities in various fora
throughout the year
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Consultancy services to NGO’s in
scholarly activities” of the managing mental health services
department.
50. Briefly highlight the contributions : Through postgraduate and faculty
of the department in generating research activities
Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities & Challenges
 Accepted as  Lack of funded  Research in  To start
a good PG projects Psychiatry and services for
teaching  To strengthen in collaboration disabled
department community with other  To start de-
 Good clinical awareness on medical addiction

facilities mental health specialties services

available disorders  Mental health  Research
 Good faculty education activities of
strength the
 Well department
equipped  School mental
equipments health
are available programme
 Established
Public
Private
Partnership
with
Government
of
Karnataka-
day care
psychiatry
centre
52. Future plans of the Department :  To start a De-addiction centre

 School mental health programme
 RTMS Treatment

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Public Health)
Department of Public Health

1. Name of the Department : Public Health
university?
4. Names of programs offered : PG-Master of Public Health
D.M/M.Ch, Super specialty
fellowship, etc.)
6. Courses in collaboration with : MoU with Foundation of Health Care
other universities, industries, Technology Society (FHTS)
foreign institutions, etc. Chandigarh, for public health
Informatics (PHI)
7. Details of programs : No program in the department has been
discontinued if any, with discontinued.
reasons.
8. Examination System: : Semester system
9. Participation of the department :  MBBS II year Students
in the courses offered by other  BDS I Year Students
departments
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 01 - -
Lecturer 02 02 02
Senior Resident - - -


No. of Years
Experience
Dr. BDS, M. Sc. Asso. Prof & Epidemiology 14 years
Mubashir Ph.D. I/C Head & PH
Angolkar
Dr. Ashwini BDS, MPH Asst. PH 9 years

N Professor
Dr. Shruti BDS, MPH Lecturer PH 5 Months

Murthy
Dr. Kumar BDS, MPH Lecturer MPH 2 Months

Sumit Epidemiology

professors
Ratio
filled and actual
 S.D.A 1 1 1
 Attender 1 1 1
16. Research thrust areas as : Qualitative Research
recognized by major funding (HIV),Communicable diseases and
agencies MCH


received
19. Departmental projects funded :
received
Collab Grant
Fundin Ethical
Sl. Investi orating Durati Status Receive
Study Title g clearan
No gator institut on d
Agency ce
es
1 Super B Dr. ICMR Obtain NARI 1 1/2 Compl Rs. 11
for Mubas ed NIE yrs eted Lakhs
Women hir A
22. Publications
 Number of papers published : International - 24
 Monographs : -
Medline, etc.)


average
 SNIP : -
 SJR : -
 Impact Factor – range / : 0 to 5.39
average
 h-index : 9.2
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : One faculty was supervisor for MSW III
income generated and IV Semester students of Rani
Channamma University Belagavi.
Income generated: Nil
c) Editorial Boards 02
Sr. No. Faculty Recharging Programmes Organized Attended
1 Conferences 1 6
2 CMEs 2 10
3 Workshops 4 6
4 Seminars - 2
5 Guest Lecture 12 18
doing projects in
institute


level by
 Faculty : 03
 Doctoral / post doctoral : PhD: 01
fellows
 Students : Won Best Poster Awards in
International Conference GPHCON-
2014 Chennai: 3 students
Sl. Name of the Topic Dates Source of Funding
No Events
1 55th IPHA Millennium 28th& 30th IPHA, ICMR,
Annual Development January UNICEF, PATH,
National Goals focusing 4 2011 RNTCP- Bangalore,
Conference &5 Britania KHPT.
KLE Academy of
Higher Education
and Research.
2 CME Writing Grant 27th Jan. MCI
Application 2011
3 CME Public Health 13th KLE Academy of
Informatics December Higher Education
2014 and Research IPHA.
4 Workshop Organizational 7th & 8thKLE Academy of
and Managerial April 2014
Higher Education
Skills and Research
5 Workshop Enhancing 20th & 21st KLE Academy of
Leadership Skills Sept 2013 Higher Education
and Research
th st
6 Workshop Medical 20 & 21 KLE Academy of
Professional and January Higher Education
Legal Awareness 2012 and Research
7 Workshop Qualitative May 10th KLE Academy of
Research & & 11th Higher Education
Bioethics 2010 and Research


ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
MPH 2010 30 10 10 100% 100%
MPH 2011 38 21 9 100% 100%
MPH 2012 50 34 6 97% 100%
MPH 2013 44 28 9 - -
MPH 2014 42 21 13 - -
MPH 9.7% 29.8% 16.2% 44.1%
UG to PG -
PG to Ph.D. 4.7%
Employed
Entrepreneurs -
graduates


State
country
37. Number of faculty who were : 01 Ph.D
assessment period
regard to
students
university
universities
40. Number of post graduate students : -
the university.
41. Was any need assessment exercise : Yes.
undertaken before the Methodology: Feedbacks from
development of new program(s)? alumni to start the new certificate
If so, highlight the methodology. program.
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Yes (PG Curricular feedback is
as teaching-learning- collected from the External Faculty &
evaluation? If yes, how does Accordingly incorporated once in a
the department utilize the three years as per Rules &
feedback? Regulations)

b. students on staff, curriculum :  Student feedback on curriculum is

and teaching-learning- collected and incorporated once in
evaluation and how does the a three years as per Rules &
department utilize the Regulations
feedback?  Student feedback on staff is
collected and incorporated in
improvising teaching learning
methodology.
c. alumni and employers on the : Yes (Teaching Learning Method,
programs offered and how Improved)
feedback?
Sl No Name Institution attached to
Dr. Mohammed
1. Scientist ‘C’, ICMR Delhi
Manzoor
Mr. Odhiambo Branch Coordinator, Kenya Red Cross Society,
2.
Victor Kenya
3. Nishchal Devkota Program Officer UNDP Nepal
Public Health Promotion Officer, OXFAM GB,
4. Sasmita Poudel
Nepal
5. Dr. Rajashree K State Epidemiologist Karnataka
State Tobacco Control Consultant, Bangalore,
6. Dr. Jagannath
Karnataka
7. Dr. Avirath District Program Officer UNICEF Gujarat
UNICEF Consultant for Bellary and Raichur,
8. Dr. Anil Hittalmani
Karnataka
Dr. Azad
9. Program coordinator NRHM, Gujarat
Asmabanu
10. Rudrappa Angadi Program Coordinator JHPIGEO Chhattisgarh
44. Give details of student enrichment :  Guest Lectures by
programs (special lectures / a) District Tuberculosis Officers
workshops / seminar) involving b) SMO, WHO Pulse Polio
external experts. : Programme
c) Deputy Regional Director
SEAR, WHO etc.,
 Workshops
 CME
 Conference

45. List the teaching methods adopted :  Tutorials

by the faculty for different  Theory Classes
programs including clinical  Journal Club
teaching.  Seminar
 News club
 PBL
 Small groups discussion,
 Brainstorming sessions
 Community Based Activities
46. How does the department ensure : Planned time table for each semester,
that program objectives are semester and mid semester
constantly met and learning Examinations, Day-to-day activities,
outcomes are monitored? Internship Reports, Field Visit Report
and Weekly Written Assignments.
students and faculty in extension Postgraduate students participate in
activities. Free Health Checkup Camps
regularly.
Activities
 All Faculty members were invited
as Resource Person for PG
Orientation Program
Postgraduates participated in
Exhibition, Street Play.
 Faculty members & Postgraduates
presented Papers & Posters in
Conferences.
 Faculty Members and Students
participate in Pulse Polio Program.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus :  Communication Skills
scholarly activities” of the  Leadership Skills
department.  Language
 Computer Skills

50. Briefly highlight the contributions :  Publications

of the department in generating  Research
 Research  To get  Plethora of  To make
 Extension government expertise in department of
activities in sponsored various Public Health
collaboration programmes disciplines to as center of
with District / schemes invite to interact Excellence
Health Office
 To strengthen with students.
(Govt.), WHO
Pulse polio
further  3 PHC and 3
surveillance, community PHC of J N
KHPT, IPH etc. awareness on Medical College
 Renowned preventive serve as field
resource measures practice area.
person are
invited to
deliver guest
lecture.
 Publications.
52. Future plans of the Department :  To undertake more research
activities
 To start certificate programs in:
 Bioethics
 Qualitative Research
 Public Health Informatics
 To start other MPH program with
major in Bioethics, Health
informatics.

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Anaesthesiology)
Department of Anaesthesiology
1. Name of the Department : Anaesthesiology
university?
4. Names of programs offered (UG, :  UG MBBS, B.Sc. Anaesthesia
PG, Pharm D, Integrated Technology course (Allied courses)
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D.,  PG MD and Diploma
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, (Anaesthesia)
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Dept. of Pharmacology, OBG &
departments involved Surgery
6. Courses in collaboration with :  The department has signed
other universities, industries, Memorandum of Understanding
foreign institutions, etc. with the Government of Karnataka,
Institute of Health & Family
Welfare, Bengaluru, for training
MBBS Doctors (Medical Officers)
in anaesthesia skills with the goal of
reducing maternal mortality.
 Cleft lip & palate surgeries going on
in association with international
organization “Smile Train, USA”
and Dept. of Plastic surgery, since
2001 with more than 6,500 patients
anaesthetized till date.
 Collaboration with other medical
colleges for PG excel program &
WFSA sponsored CME.
departments


Actual (including CAS
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 01 02 02
Associate Professor / 05 05 05
Reader
Lecturer - - -
Tutor / Clinical - - -
Instructor
No. of
Name Qualification Designation Specialization Years of
Experience
Dr. M.G. MBBS, MD Prof. & Anaesthesiology 21yrs
Dhorigol HOD 4mths
Dr. C.S. MBBS, DA, Professor Anaesthesiology 30yrs
Sanikop MD 10mths
Dr. S.N. MBBS, DA, Professor Anaesthesiology 33yrs
Suresh MD 5mths
Dr.Vandana. MBBS, DNB, Professor Anaesthesiology 17yrs
A. Gogate MD 6mths
Dr. Rajesh.S. MBBS, DNB, Professor Anaesthesiology 17yrs
Mane MD 3mths
Dr. Vijay.S. MBBS, MD Associate Anaesthesiology 8mths
Umarani Professor 6mths
Dr. Manjunath MBBS, MD Associate Anaesthesiology 7yrs 4mths
C. Patil Professor
Dr. MBBS, MD Associate Anaesthesiology 9yrs 2mths
Kedareshvara Professor
K.S.
Dr.Chaitanya. MBBS, MD Assistant Anaesthesiology 2mths
A.Kamat Professor
Dr. Shreedevi MBBS, MD Assistant Anaesthesiology 1yrs
Yenni Professor
Dr. Vinayaka MBBS, MD Assistant Anaesthesiology 7mths
Jannu Professor

Dr. Ravi MBBS, MD Assistant Anaesthesiology 6 mths

Kerur Professor
Dr. Guru MBBS.MD Assistant Anaesthesiology 6 mths
prasad Shetty Professor
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : PG course – 3.1: 1
Ratio B.Sc. Anaesthesia Technology course –
2.5: 1
filled and actual
Menial staff 1 1 1
Total 2 2 2
16. Research thrust areas as : Regional Anaestherisology
agencies
17. Number of faculty with ongoing -
18. Inter-institutional collaborative
received
a. National collaboration The department has signed
Memorandum of Understanding with
the Government of Karnataka, Institute
of Health & Family Welfare,
Bengaluru, for training MBBS Doctors
(Medical Officers) in anaesthesia skills
with the goal of reducing maternal
mortality.

b. International collaboration  Cleft lip & palate surgeries going on

in association with international
organization “Smile Train, USA”
and Dept. of Plastic surgery, since
2001 with more than 6,500 patients
anaesthetized till date.
 Collaboration with other medical
colleges for PG excel program &
WFSA sponsored CME.
19. Departmental projects funded by -
received
20. Research facility / centre with Basic Research Lab of KLE University,
Belagavi
 State recognition -
 National recognition -
 International recognition -
21. Special research laboratories : Clinical Research Lab, KLE Academy
sponsored by / created by of Higher Education and Research,
industry or corporate bodies Belagavi.
Research Lab, KLES Dr. Prabhakar
Kore Hospital & MRC, Belagavi
22. Publications :
 Number of papers published : State/Regional: 17
 Monographs : -
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -


average
 SNIP : -
 SJR : -
 Impact Factor – range / : 6.79
average
 h-index : -
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : Areas of Consultancy: KLES Dr.
income generated Kamal Hospital & MRC, Ankola and
KLES Hospital ICU Huballi
25. Faculty selected nationally / : Dr. S.N. Suresh Professor & HOD
internationally to visit other Visited Abbott Anaesthesia
laboratories / institutions / International Training Centre at
industries in India and abroad Lieden, Netherlands from 15th-16th Oct.
2011
a) National committees : -
b) International committees : -
c) Editorial Boards : -
d) any other (specify) : Dr. S.N. Suresh
Board of Studies Member for Clinical
PG studies at RGUHS, Bangalore from
2010 to 2012 (3 years).
Member of Affiliation Inquiry
Committee, Goa University, Goa wef
July 2013
Dr. C.S. Sanikop
Member to conduct interview for
lecturer post at Goa Medical College,
Goa Public service commission wef
May 2013
Member, Board of UG & PG of Allied
Health Sciences, Sri Devaraj Urs
Acadmy of Higher Education and
Research, Kolar University, Kolar.

Dr. M.G. Dhorigol

Elected as Vice President, Karnataka
State Chapter by Governing Council
Members of ISA Karnataka State
Chapter for the year 2012.
Dr. Vandana.A. Gogate
Member, Governing council of ISA
Karnataka state chapter 2011 to 2014.
Dr. Rajesh. S. Mane Professor -
Subject Expert for conducting
interview at Goa Medical College, Goa
University, Goa
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Medical Education Technology
(Refresher / orientation workshops: 08
 Percentage of students doing : -
institute
level by
 Faculty : Dr. Chaitanya.A. Kamat Assistant
Professor Bhojaraj Merit Prize for
First rank in MD examination for
MUHS, Nashik in 2010.
Won 3rd Prize for Best Poster

Presentation at 61st Annual National
Conference of Indian Society of
Anaesthesiologists at Guwahati, Assam
from 26th to 29th December 2013


fellows
 Students : -
30. Seminars/ Conferences / :
Programme Conducted Numbers
CME 03
Workshop 36
(Pre-conference workshop on
Difficult Airway Management)
Conference (National conference on 01
Difficult Airway Management)
World Anaesthesia Day celebration 05
31. Code of ethics for research followed : Guidelines on Code of Conduct for
by the departments Human Research Science issued by
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
MD 2010 1712 7 8 100% 100%
2011 1603 7 8 100% 100%
2012 1841 8 7 - -
2013 2037 7 8 - -
2014 2205 8 7 - -
Name of % of students % of students % of % of students
the from the same from other students from other
Program university universities from countries
(refer to within the universities
question no. State outside the
4) State
MD - 57.14% 42.86% -
DA 9.5% 28.5% 62% -


UG to PG 42%
PG to Ph.D. 1%
Employed -
 Other than campus
recruitment 75%
Entrepreneurs 25%
graduates
State
country
37. Number of faculty who were : Ph.D. = 1
assessment period
regard to
a) Library : Books : 87
b) Internet facilities for staff and : Yes Available
students
f) Research laboratories : Basic Research Lab, KLE University,
Belagavi


a from the host institution / : -
university
universities
40. Number of post graduate students : All post graduate students are getting
getting financial assistance from stipend per month
the university.
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : By External senior consultant from
as teaching-learning- different universities.
evaluation? If yes, how does By Faculty discussion and evaluation
the department utilize the proforma.
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : Evaluation format of Department of
and teaching-learning- Anaesthesiology
feedback?

does the department utilize the conveyed to the faculty to improve the
feedback? performance.
43. List the distinguished alumni of

Sl Private Practice (P)
Name Institution attached to
No Academic (A)
1. Dr. Prakashappa A Vice-Principal, SNMC
D.S Bagalkot
2. Dr. Pradeep - Dept. of Anaesthesiology,
kumar Hiremath Hinduja Hospital, Mumbai
3. Dr. Ankush A Dept. of Anaesthesiology,
Kaushal P.G.I. Chandigarh

4. Dr. Naveen. G. P DM Cardiology, Jayadeva

Singh Institute of Cardiology,
Bengaluru
5. Dr. Pradhan P DNB, Satya Sai Hospital,
Monnaiah.K. Andhra Pradesh.
6. Dr. Ashwini. P DNB, Mysore
G.S.
7. Dr. Naveen P DNB, Ganga Hospital,
Mathew John Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.
44. Give details of student : 1. ‘Rocuronium’ on 12th March 2010.
enrichment programs (special 2. ‘Diprivan’ on 22nd June 2010.
lectures / workshops / seminar) 3. ‘Hypertension in Anaesthesia-
involving external experts. : whether to Proceed or to Postpone’
on 17th July 2010.
4. ‘New paradigms in postoperative
pain management’ on 20th August
2011.
5. ‘Obstetric anaesthesia’ on 29th
August 2011.
6. ‘Depth of Anaesthesia’ on 7th July
2012.
7. ‘Prevention of infection’ on 12th
September 2012
45. List the teaching methods :  Seminar, Journal Club, Case
adopted by the faculty for Discussion, Clinical posting.
different programs including  Skill training in clinical skill
clinical teaching. laboratory
46. How does the department ensure : Evaluation and assessment at the end of
that program objectives are program by filling feedback forms
47. Highlight the participation of :  BLS for Auto Drivers of Belagavi

students and faculty in extension conducted at MPH College on 12-04-
activities. 2010
 BLS for B.Ed. Students of KLE
Society’s College of Education
 BLS for Dept. of Pharmacy Practice
students, KLEU’s College of
Pharmacy, Belagavi on 03-01-2012

 BLS for Staff and Students of S.N.

Medical College, Bagalkot on 26-02-
2012
 BLS and ACLS for Talwalkar Gym
Staff at Clinical Skills lab on 5-6-
2013
department.
details. by NAAC and placed in category ‘A’
by MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the : -
contributions of the department
in generating new knowledge,
basic or applied.
of the department.:
 Excellent  Publications  Staff  Development of
infrastructure in indexed members are dept protocols
with latest journals are encouraged for various
equipments less. to acquired procedures
 Experienced and  Pain clinic new skills conforming
dedicated & PACU like with
faculty ultrasound international
 The staff guided standards.
members are local  Comprehensive
encouraged to anaesthesia data
acquire new block, TEE, management for
skills like labor aiding research.
ultrasound analgesia,  Establishment
guided local pain & of research unit.
Anaesthesia palliative  Comprehensive
block, TEE, care, critical pain
labor analgesia, care management
pain & palliative management service.

care, critical etc.

care  They are
management, encouraged
etc. to attend
 They are conferences
encouraged to & present
attend papers.
conferences,  Faculty
present papers. members
 Faculty have
members have opportunity
opportunity to to pursue
pursue Ph.D Ph.D
52. Future plans of the Department :  To establish MoUs with foreign
universities.
 To promote research with herbal
medicine for potentially malignant
disorders
 To organize National Conference
of Indian Academy of Oral
Medicine and Radiology – 2016

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Community Medicine)
Department of Community Medicine

1. Name of the Department : Community Medicine
3. Is the Department part of a : Yes, Department is part of a college
university?
4. Names of programs offered : 1) Under-graduate - MBBS
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated 2) Post-graduate - M.D. (Community
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Medicine) & DPH (Diploma in Public
Integrated Ph.D., Health)
Certificate, Diploma, PG 3) Ph.D - Community Medicine
5. Interdisciplinary programs and :  B. Sc Nursing & M. Sc –
departments involved Community Health Nursing
 BPT & MPT
institutions, etc.
reasons.
9. Participation of the department : MPH & MHA
departments
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 1 5 5
Lecturer 1 (statistics) 3 3
Tutor / Clinical Instructor 5 3 3
Senior Resident -- -- --


No. of Years
Experience
Dr. S. M. MBBS, MD Professor & Non- 37 yrs
Katti Head communicable
diseases
Dr. Vijaya MBBS, DPH, Professor MCH 43 yrs 3mths
A. Naik MD
Dr. MBBS, MD Professor Non- 15 yrs 3mths
Shivaswamy communicable
M.S. diseases
Dr. P. R. MBBS, MD, Professor Family 15 yrs 2 mths
Walvekar Ph.D Planning
Dr. C. S. MBBS, MD, Associate Perinatal 13 yrs 1mth
Metgud Ph.D Professor Health
Dr. Sanjay MBBS, MD Associate Diabetes 14 yrs 2mths
Kambar Professor Mellitus
Dr. G. S. MBBS, MD Associate Epidemiology 12 yrs 10mths
Ashtagi Professor of infectious
diseases
Dr. Yogesh MBBS, MD Assistant Preventive 10 Yrs 7mths
Kumar S Professor Oncology
Dr. Deepti MBBS, MD Assistant Medical 10 Yrs 11
Kadeangadi Professor Education mths
Dr. Asha A. MBBS, MD Assistant Nutrition 9 yrs 5mths
Bellad Professor
Dr. Rajesh MBBS, MD Assistant Rural Health 6yrs 4mths
Kulkarni Professor
Dr. Sulakshana MBBS, MD Assistant Adolescent 6 yrs 4mths
Baliga Professor Health
Dr. Umesh MBBS, MD Assistant Non- 5 yrs 4mths
Charantimath Professor communicable
Diseases
Mr. M. D. M.Sc. Assistant Bio Statistics 42 Yrs 5mths
Mallapur (Statistics) Professor
Mr. V. B. M.A. Lecturer Sociology 46 Yrs 4mths
Patil (Sociology)
Dr. Avinash MBBS Tutor Non- 3 yrs 8mths
Kavi Communicable
Disease

Dr. Chandrika MBBS Tutor MCH 3 yrs 8mths

Doddihal
Dr. Sandeep MBBS Tutor Non- 3 year 7 mths
Patil Communicable
Disease
Dr. Praveen MBBS Tutor Diabetes & 3 years 6 mths
G.S. TB
Dr. Sachin MBBS Tutor Geriatric 3 years 6 mths
Desai Medicine
Dr. MBBS Tutor Non- 2 years 8 mths
Poornima Communicable
M.P Disease-
Diabetes
Dr. Jenyz M. MBBS Tutor MCH 2 years 7 mths
Mundodan
Dr. Swetha MBBS Tutor RCH 2 years 6 mths
T.
Dr. Sushrit MBBS Tutor Non- 2 years 6 mths
A. Neelopant Communicable
Diseases
Dr. Ashwini MBBS Tutor Non- 2 years 6 mths
L. Chingale Communicable
Diseases
12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, : University has 3 Professor Emeritus, 4
Adjunct faculty, emeritus Adjunct and 13 Visiting Professors
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : MBBS 22.68 : 1
Ratio MD 1.77 : 1
Ph.D 2 :1
filled and actual
Medical Social Worker : 2 2 2
Technical Asst./Technician : 1 1 1
Stenographer/Clerk : 1 1 1
Record Clerk : 1 1 1
Storekeeper : 1 1 1

Peon : - 2 2
Sweepers : 1 1 1
Drivers : - 3 3
16. Research thrust areas as :
agencies
Sl Title of the Principal
Funding agency Total Outlay
No. Project Investigator
1 World Bank & Road Traffic Dr. Yogesh Rs.5,00,000/-
Karnataka Health Accident Kumar S.
System Development Safety Dr. S.
and Reforms Project Programme M.Katti
(KHSDRP) Dr. Rajesh
Kulkarni
2 United States Agency KHPT Co-ordinator: Rs.66,000/-
for International SHOPS TB Dr. Yogesh
Development (USAID) Project Kumar S.
& KHPT, Bangalore
Sl Funding agency Title of the Principal Total Outlay
No. Project Investigator
1 World Bank & Road Traffic Dr.Yogesh Rs.5,00,000/-
Karnataka Health Accident Kumar S.
System Development Safety Dr.S.M.Katti
and Reforms Project Programme Dr.Rajesh
(KHSDRP) Kulkarni
2 United States Agency KHPT Co-ordinator: Rs.66,000/-
for International SHOPS TB Dr.Yogesh
Development (USAID) Project Kumar S.
& KHPT, Bangalore
received

19. Departmental projects funded by ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE;

DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, etc.; total grants received :
Month / Name of
year of the
Name of sanction
Name of the Sanction Principal
Sl the and Amount
Project / Reference Investigat
No Funding
Scheme No. duration granted or/
Agency of the Departme
project nt
scheme
1 ICMR Impact of No.3/2/2 29/03/2 Rs. Dr.Nikhil P.
peer 011/ PG- 011 & 25,000 Hawal,
education on thesis- 2010 – Student.
self care in MPD-18 13 Dr.Shivasw
Diabetes dated amy M.S.
Guide
Mellitus – A 29/03/20 Dept. of
Randomized 11 Community
control trial Medicine,
in urban field JNMC,
practice area Belagavi
2 ICMR Assessment No.3/2/2 26/09/2 Rs. Dr. Rakesh
of Nutritional 011/ PG- 011 & 25,000 Nayak,
status of thesis- Student
under five MPD-4 2010 – Dr. P. R.
children dated 13 Walvekar
residing in 26/09/20 Guide
Rural area – 11 Dept. of
A cross Community
sectional Medicine,
study JNMC,
Belagavi
3 RNTCP, Prevalence of LWSTC/ 2012-13 Rs. Dr. Praveen
Govt. of diabetes HS/56/20 20,000 G.S.
Karnataka mellitus 12-13 Student
among dt.23/02/ Dr. Sanjay
patients 2013 Kambar
Guide,
registered Dept. of
under Community
RNTCP Medicine,
JNMC,
Belagavi

22. Publications
 Number of papers State/Local : 08
international)
 Monographs -
 Books edited -
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
Sciences Directory,
average
 SNIP -
 SJR -
 Impact Factor–range / average 0.408 to 4.092
 h-index -
generated
income generated


b) International committees Yes
c) Editorial Boards  Editor-in-Chief, Indian Journal of
Preventive Medicine
 Member of Editorial Advisory Board,
Journal of Educational Research and
Medical Teacher.
d) any other (specify)  One faculty member subject adviser
for UPSC
 Two faculty members subject
experts on the interview board for
Goa Public Service Commission

training programs and similar programs) :
Conferences/Workshops/ CME’s / Guest Lectures, Organized by the Dept
Sl. Details of Conference / CME / Date & Venue
No. Workshop
1. Pre-conference CME on Bio-Medical 9th October 2014 at J.N.
Communication Medical college, Belagavi
2. 26th Annual State Conference of 10th & 11th October 2014 at
Karnataka Association of Community Dr. B.S. Jirge Memorial
Health (KACHCON-2014) Auditorium, J.N. Medical
College, Belagavi
3. Suvarna JNMC Regional CME on 25th May 2013 at J. N. Medical
Prevention & Control of Rabies College, Belagavi
4. On the occasion of Suvarna JNMC and 21st December 2012 at DOME,
World AIDS Day celebration Series of J.N.Medical College, Belagavi
Lectures on “HIV/AIDS”
5. CME on Preventive Oncology 28th May 2012 at J.N.Medical
College, Belagavi
6. Workshop on Research Methodology 17th & 18th October 2011 at
and Biostatistics J.N.Medical College, Belagavi
7. CME on Revised National 5th October 2010 at
Tuberculosis control Programme J.N.Medical College, Belagavi
(RNTCP)
8. Workshop on Bio-Medical Waste 4th March, 2010 at
Management J.N.Medical College, Belagavi


 Percentage of students who : PG students: 100%
have taken up in-house ICMR (STS) Under-graduate projects
projects including inter- Completed: 8
Sl
Title
No.
“Stress & its effects on First Year Medical Students: A Cross Sectional
1 Study in a Medical College in South India” ICMR – STS 2012 – 00537
(Mr. Kushagra Nijhara & Dr. Shivaswamy M.S.)
“Use of non-prescribed Antibiotics for the Treatment of Acute
Respiratory Infections in Under Five Children in Urban Area of
2
Belagavi: A Cross Sectional Study” ICMR – STS 2012 – 00049 (Ms.
Anjali Khanna & Dr. Deepti M. Kadeangadi)
A comparison of Nutritional status of 6 – 12 yrs old children of
3 Government and Private schools by anthropometry in Belagavi city – A
Cross Sectional Study (Miss. S. Sreeja & Dr. S. M. Katti)
Assessment of Immunisation status of Infants in Urban Health Centre,
4
Khasbag – A Cross Sectional Study (Mr.Varun Goel & Dr. C. S. Metgud)
A Cross Sectional Study to know the Prevalence of Hypertension
5 among Rural adults age between 30 – 60 years. (Miss. Sri Nithya & Dr.
P. R. Walvekar)
A Community based cross sectional study about household source,
treatment & storage practices of drinking water at point of use and
6
fitness for human consumption in Belagavi. (Ms. Karuna P Kabadi &
Dr. Shivaswamy M.S.)
“Prevalence of Anaemia among Pregnant Women residing in Rural area
7 – A Cross Sectional Study” (Miss. Vijaya Lakshmi V.
&Dr.P.R.Walvekar)
‘Prevalence of Goitre among 6-12 yrs School children & salt
8 consumption pattern in rural area – A Cross Sectional Study” (Mr.
Vijay Krishna & Dr. Deepti M. Kadeangadi)
level by
 Faculty : --

 Doctoral / post doctoral : 01 - Post doctoral Fellowship in Preventive

fellows Oncology at Tata Memorial Hospital,
Mumbai – Sept. 2009 to Jul. 2011
 Students : 11 UG & 10 PG
(national / international) with details of outstanding participants, if any :
Sl. Details of Conference Date & Venue Source of funding&
No. / CME / Workshop Outstanding Participants
1. Pre-conference CME 9th October 2014 Resouce persons from
on Bio-Medical at J.N. Medical JIPMER, Puducherry
Communication College,Belagavi
2. 26th Annual State 10th & 11th Resouce persons from
Conference of October 2014 at UNICEF, WHO, RNTCP,
Karnataka Association Dr. B.S. Jirge AIIMS New Delhi & NIN
of Community Health Memorial Hyderabad
(KACHCON-2014) Auditorium, J.N.
Medical College,
Belagavi
th
3. Suvarna JNMC 25 May 2013 at Resource persons from
Regional CME on J.N.Medical Rabies in Asia Foundation -
Prevention & Control College, Belagavi Bangalore
of Rabies
4. CME on Preventive 28th May 2012 at Resource persons from
Oncology J.N.Medical Dept. of Preventive
College, Oncology, Tata Memorial
Belagavi Hospital, Mumbai
5. Workshop on Research 17th & 18th Resource persons from
Methodology and October 2011 at SPSS South Asia Ltd.,
Biostatistics J. N. Medical Bangalore
College,Belagavi
6. CME on Revised 5th Oct. 2010 at
National Tuberculosis J. N. Medical
control Programme College,
(RNTCP) Belagavi
7. Workshop on Bio- 4th March, 2010 Sponsored by CPR EEC
Medical Waste at J.N.Medical under Ministry of
Management College, Environment & Forests
Belagavi Govt. of India
ICMR, ICH & GCP.


Name of the Applications Selected Pass percentage
(refer to
question no. 4)
MD 2010 1712 2 2 100% 100%
2011 1603 4 1 100% 100%
2012 1841 2 3 - -
2013 2037 5 1 - -
2014 2205 5 1 - -
MD 34.61% 50% 15.39% -
UG to PG 42%
PG to M.Phil, DM / M Ch / DNB --
PG to Ph.D. 1%
Employed -
Entrepreneurs -
graduates
State


country
37. Number of faculty who were : Ph.D - 02
assessment period
Sl Completed Name of the
Title Guide
No year researcher
Factors Affecting Birth
Weight of a New Born – Dr. (Mrs.) C. Dr. (Mrs.) V.
1 Nov. 2011
A Community Based S. Metgud A. Naik
Study
Assessment Of Unmet
Dr.(Mrs.)
Need For Family Planning Dr. A.S.
2 June 2013 P.R.
Among Married Women Wantamutte
Walvekar
In A Rural Community
regard to
a) Library : 174 Textbooks & 1221 WHO
Monograms
b) Internet facilities for staff and : Local Area Network (LAN) & Wi-fi
students
c) Total number of class rooms : 3 Demonstration rooms
e) Students’ laboratories : 1 (UG)
f) Research laboratories : 1 (PG) - 1 Museum
a. from the host institution / : 02 (Dr. Shivaswamy M.S. & Dr.
university Deepti M.K.)
b. from other institutions / : 01 (Dr. S.S.Karikatti)
universities


feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well as : Yes, (UG & PG Curriculum is
teaching-learning-evaluation? If revised once in three years as per the
yes, how does the department feedback collected from faculty)
b. students on staff, curriculum and : Students feedback is collected at the
teaching-learning-evaluation college level
and how does the department
c. alumni and employers on the : Yes, (UG & PG Curriculum is
programs offered and how does revised once in three years as per the
the department utilize the feedback collected from the PG
feedback? Alumni)
Sl
Name Position
No
1 Dr. Suresh Somannavar Research Director
2 Dr. Sharat B.N. National Consultant RNTCP, Ministry of
Health & Family Welfare, New Delhi
3 Dr. Anil Talikoti National Polio Surveillance Project
4 Dr. Satishchandra National Polio Surveillance Project
5 Dr. Anil B.S. National Polio Surveillance Project
6 Dr. Gautam Babu National Polio Surveillance Project
7 Dr. Shivaramkrishna H.R. RNTCP Project Officer
44. Give details of student enrichment programs (special lectures / workshops /
seminar) involving external experts. :
Sl No. Name Place Topic Date
1. Dr. Pradeep Professor, M.G.M. Qualitative 11/05/2010
Deshmukh Medical College, Research
Wardha
2. Dr. Mukta S. Professor & Head, Health 01/09/2010
Adi Dept. of Economics, Economics
Rani Chennamma
University, Belagavi

3. Dr. A. S. Professor & Head Community 05/07/2011

Wantamutte Dept. of Community Placement
Medicine, USM- Posting of
KLE International Phase-I,
Medical Program, Students of
Belagavi USM College
– An
Experience
4. Dr. Anshul Technical Specialist SHOPS TB 19/19/2013
Avijt SHOPS TB Private
Karnataka, KLPT, IT Provider
Part, 5th floor, Interface
Rajajinagar model in TB
Industrial area, Prevention &
Rajaji Nagar, Care
Bengaluru Initiative in
Karnataka
5. Dr. subhash I.C. Joint Director, Urban Health 15/04/2014
Pandey State Immunization Programme
Officer & Urban
Health Programme
Officer, Govt. of
Chattisgarh (Raipur
capital)
6. Ms. Grace Clinical Pharmacist Health 27/05/2014
Wong at Austin Hospital, Economics
Melbourne, Australia
& Part time at Dept.
of Pharmacy
Practice, Monash
University
7. Dr. K.R. President, Public Universal 11/06/2014
Antony Health Resouce Health Care
Network, India
Former Health &
Nutrition Specialist,
UNICEF, India B-6-
B, Chackpla’s
Habitat, Ferry Road,
Thevara, Cochin-
682013

8. Dr. Kavi Assistant Professor, Road Traffic 12/12/2014

Bhalla, Leon Robertson Injuries
Ph.d Faculty
Development Chair,
Johns Hopkins
International Injury
Research Unit,
Bloomberg, School
of Public Health,
Baltimore, MD,USA
45. List the teaching methods adopted : Lectures, seminars, tutorials, field
by the faculty for different visit, family visit, practical, integrated
programs including clinical teaching, clinic-social case study,
teaching. journal club, family study, visit to
museum, visit to Institutions of
National importance, visit to
PHC/UHC/ School /Anganwadi,
Hospital – OPD/IPD/support units,
Case based teaching, critical appraisal
of journal articles and debates.
46. How does the department ensure : UG/PG/Intern co-ordinators & Batch
that program objectives are I/c. faculty
constantly met and learning  Planned Time table for each
outcomes are monitored? term.
 Department Vision & Mission.
 Specific learning objectives.
 Lesson Plan.
 Student Assessment – Formative
& Summative.
 Student Feedback –on Teachers
& about OSCE.
 Feedback from subject experts
about UG & PG Curriculum.
 Feedback from the faculty taking
the course.
 Feedback from the Alumni –
taken during alumni meets.
Student Mentorship programme - 10
students / faculty
47. Highlight the participation of :  Observation of important health
students and faculty in extension days – UHC/PHC

activities.  ANC/PNC/ Checkups UHC/PHC

 Examination of high risk baby /
Under five – UHC/PHC
 NSS Regular activity & 7 days
special annual camps
 Youth Red Cross wing – Blood
Donation
 Resource person for Community
Health talks
 Participation in Free Health
Checkup camps
 Participation as Booth
Supervisors and External
Monitors in National Pulse Polio
Immunization program in
Belagavi and surrounding
Districts.
 School Health Checkup camps
 Epidemiological Investigations in
Outbreaks
 Training program – ANM
/ASHA, Anganwadi Workers.
 Role play & Nukkad Nataks by
Students
 Parent Teachers Association in
Schools of Belagavi
 Women’s Empowerment Cell of
KLE Academy of Higher
Education and Research,
Belagavi.
 Members of JNMC Hostel Mess and
Canteen Inspection Committee.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Conducted workshop on Research
scholarly activities” of the Methodology for MBBS Students in
department. Dec. 2012.

50. Briefly highlight the contributions : Publications in Peer Reviewed and

of the department in generating Indexed Journals.
 Motivated  National or  To develop  Maintainance
committed staff. International Institutional of PHCs &
 Successfully Collaborati Collaborations. UHCs
adopted & ons  Faculty  Retaining the
administering 3  Getting exchange trained staff
PHCs & 3 UHCs Governmen programs at at health
in Belagavi t sponsored National & centers
Taluka under projects International
Public Private level.
Partnership in  To get
Arogya Bandhu research
Scheme of Govt. grants.
of Karnataka.  To develop a
UG, PG & center for
Interns are community
posted in above health
mentioned health  To strengthen
centres for PPP
training and
research.
 Very good
infrastructure
and well
equipped Dept.
Library.
 Innovations in
teaching like,
Case based
teaching, UG
Debate, Critical
Appraisal of
Journal Articles
and Evidence
Based Medicine

52. Future plans of the Department :  To start B.Sc Community Health

Course
 To start Diploma in Health
Inspector Course
 Conducting one CME/ Workshop
every year.

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Pulmonary Medicine)
Department of Pulmonary Medicine
1. Name of the Department : Pulmonary Medicine

university?
4. Names of programs offered : UG-MBBS
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated PG- MD
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Integrated teaching for M.B.B.S.
departments involved students with the other departments
institutions, etc.
discontinued if any, with been discontinued
reasons.
9. Participation of the department : Department participates in integrated
in the courses offered by other Teaching for MBBS students. The
departments department is also involved in teaching
Dental and physiotherapy students
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 01 01 01
Lecturer -- -- --


No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Vinay MD Prof and HOD Respiratory 8 yrs
Mahishale Medicine 8 months
Dr. G.S. MD, DNB Professor Respiratory 24 yrs
Gaude Medicine
Dr. MD Asst. Prof Respiratory 2 yrs
Bhagyashri Medicine 7 month
Patil
Dr. Jyothi MD Asst. Prof Respiratory 1 yr
Hattiholi Medicine 7 month
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : For PG course 3:2
Ratio
filled and actual
 Clerk 1 1 1
16. Research thrust areas as : Pulmonary Tuberculosis, COPD,
recognized by major funding Bronchial Asthma
agencies
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : National: Dr. Bhagyashri Patil, Asst.
projects from a) national b) Professor, Nodal Officer and in-charge
international funding agencies of RNTCP TB notification and
and c) Total grants received. followup of the notified patients by
Give the names of the funding RNTCP staff till treatment outcome –
agencies, project title and grants strengthening intervention in JNMC
received project-wise. : 2015-16.
received


21. Special research laboratories : Research facilities are available
sponsored by / created by centrally at JN Medical College,
industry or corporate bodies Belagavi
22. Publications
 Monographs : -
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
 Citation Index– : -
range/average
 SNIP : -
 SJR : -
 Impact Factor– : 6.79
range/average
 h-index : 9.2
23. Details of patents and income : One equipment has been invented –
generated Pneumovac along with the Dept of
Anaesthesiology and Cardiothoracic
Surgery


income generated
25. Faculty selected nationally / :  Dr. G.S. Gaude selected as mentor
internationally to visit other by BLDE University, Vijayapura.
laboratories / institutions /  Dr. G.S. Gaude underwent training
industries in India and abroad in Medical Thorascopy at Mersielle,
France in 2013
27. Faculty recharging strategies :  All the faculty members has
(Refresher / orientation undergone Medical Education
programs, workshops, training Technology workshop conducted by
programs and similar Medical Council of India, New Delhi.
programs).  All the faculty members regularly
attend CME / Workshops /
Conferences conducted at Local,
State, National and International
levels.
doing projects in
institute
level by
 Faculty :  Awarded Fellowship by American
College of Chest Physicians (FCCP)
in 2010.
 Awarded Fellowship by Indian Chest
Society in 2013.
 Awarded Fellowship by Asian Pacific
Society of Respirology in 2013.

 Awarded Fellow of Asian Pacific

Society of Respirology – 25th april
2014
 Doctoral / post doctoral : Dr. G.S. Gaude has done Diplomate of
fellows National Board of Examinations, New
Delhi (DNB).
 Students : -
27-04-2013 CME on Recent Advances in 450 JNMC,
Tuberculosis Belagavi
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
MD 2010 1712 2 - 100% -
2011 1603 2 - 100% -
2012 1841 - 2 - -
2013 2037 2 1 - -
2014 2205 3 - - -
MD 4.76% 61.9% 33.33% -
Ph.D in
Respiratory 33.3% 66.6% _ _
Physiotherapy


UG to PG 42%
PG to Ph.D. 1%
Employed
Entrepreneurs 90%
graduates
State
country
assessment period
a) Library : Yes available. Books available = 221
students


university
universities
41. Was any need assessment exercise : Yes before starting the M.D. course
undertaken before the in the department, the assessment was
development of new program(s)? done to evaluate its feasibility and
If so, highlight the methodology. relevance.
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Feedback is taken from the outside
as teaching-learning- faculty members, and it is utilized in
evaluation? If yes, how does improving the curriculum during the
the department utilize the modification.
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : Feedback is obtained from students
and teaching-learning- regarding teaching faculty and is
evaluation and how does the utilized for improving teaching-
department utilize the learning process
feedback?
c. alumni and employers on the : The feedback is also taken from the
programs offered and how alumni and the department and it is
does the department utilize the utilized in improving the curriculum
feedback? during the modification every 5 years.
Sl Name Private Practice (P) Institution attached to
No Academic (A)
1. Dr. Riyaz P Interventionist at Adelaide,
Australia
2. Dr. Kiran P Consultant Pulmonologist,
Jalgaon, Maharashtra
3. Dr. Santosh A BLDE medical college,
Nyamgoudar Vijayapur
4. Dr. Kalyankumar A Apollo Hospital, Chennai
5. Dr. Sandeep H A St. John’s Medical College,
Mangalore

44. Give details of student enrichment : The students are encouraged to attend
programs (special lectures / the state/National Conference and are
workshops / seminar) involving allowed to present papers either for
external experts. : poster sessions or oral sessions. They
also attend PG training programs and
workshops conducted at various
Medical Colleges in India
45. List the teaching methods adopted : Didactic/lectures, tutorials, power
by the faculty for different point presentations, case
programs including clinical presentations, evidence based
teaching. medicine or group discussions
46. How does the department ensure : The PG students give feedback on the
that program objectives are programs. Regular feedback is taken
constantly met and learning from the PG students regarding the
outcomes are monitored? teaching activities
47. Highlight the participation of : The PG students and faculty
students and faculty in extension members regularly participate in all
activities. the medical camps conducted by the
department and the college. The
department regularly conducts camps
on the occasion of World TB Day,
World Asthma Day, and World
COPD Day
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : The department regularly conducts
scholarly activities” of the patient awareness campaigns on the
department. occasion of World TB Day, World
Asthma Day, and World COPD Day
highlighting the importance of
diseases in the society
50. Briefly highlight the contributions : The department is actively involved
of the department in generating in conducting the research activities
new knowledge, basic or applied. with the help of post graduate
students. Through these activities, the
department regularly publishes
Scientific Papers in various National
and International Medical Journals.

The Department has published more

than 100 Scientific Journals till date.
The department also actively helps
the undergraduates students to
conduct short-term research projects
in any field of clinical interest in
Respiratory Medicine including
Tuberculosis.
 Availability  To expand in  To ensure that
of the newer areas the state of
infrastructure of Respiratory art care
in the Medicine like reaches the
department critical care poor and
including medicine and needy
patient sleep  To meet the
treatment medicine growing
areas in the expectations
hospital
52. Future plans of the Department :  To establish Polysomnography
laboratory in the department for
evaluation of sleep disordered
breathing.
 To establish Medical
Thoracoscopy laboratory for the
evaluation of pleural diseases.
 To establish state-of-the-art
pulmonary function test
laboratory for basic evaluation of
various respiratory diseases and
disorders.
 To establish clinical exercise
testing laboratory in the
department

Evaluative Reports Medical College (ENT & Head and Neck Surgery)
Department of ENT & Head and Neck Surgery

1. Name of the Department : ENT & Head and Neck Surgery
university?
4. Names of programs offered : UG MBBS
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated PG – MS,
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., PG - DLO
Integrated Ph.D., Fellowship in Micro Ear Surgery
Certificate, Diploma, PG Ph.D
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Related departments are involved
6. Courses in collaboration with : 1. Vijaya ENT Care Centre Bengaluru
other universities, industries, for Fellowship Micro Ear
foreign institutions, etc. Surgery training
2. Causes Ear Clinic, Beziers, France
reasons.
9. Participation of the department : University Department of Clinical
in the courses offered by other Skills Lab
departments
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 1 3 3
Lecturer - - -


No. of Years
Experience
Dr.B.P.Belal MBBS – 1986 Professor & Rhinoplasty 18 yrs
davar M.S. – 1993 Head and 7 mths
DLO-1991 Endolaryngeal
Surgery
Dr. N. D. MBBS – 1973 Professor Otology & 35 Yrs
Zingade M.S. -1978 Rhinoloogy 6 mths
Dr R S MBBS – 1980 Professor Otology and 26 yrs

Mudhol M.S. – 1987 Laryngology 6mths
DLO-1984
Dr. R.N. Patil MBBS-1975 Professor Use of 24 yrs
M.S. – 1981 endoscope in
Otology,
FESS, sinus
tumors and
neck abscess
Dr. A.S. MBBS – 1989 Professor Endoscopic 17 yrs
Harugop M.S. – 1995 sinus surgery 3mths
and Endoscopic
Ear Surgery
Dr. Nitin MBBS 1994 Associate Otology & 11 yrs
Ankle M.S. 2001 Professor Rhinology 9mths
Dr. R.B. MBBS 1998 Associate Head and 10 yrs
Metgudmath M.S. 2002 Professor Neck Surgery 5 mths
Dr. Prashant MBBS 1994 Associate Otology & 9 yrs

Patil. M.S. 2001 Professor Rhinology 10 mths
Dr. P.S. MBBS 1994 Associate Otology & 9 yrs
Hajare DNB 2000 Professor Paediatric 5 mths
DLO 1998 ENT
D.O.R.L. 1997
Dr. A.I. MBBS 2002 Assistant Otology & 6yrs
Nargund M.S. 2007 Professor Endoscopic 7 mths
sinus surgery
Dr. V.V MBBS 1999 Assistant Otology & 5yrs
Metgudmath M.S. 2008 Professor Rhinology 9mths
Dr. Shama MBBS 2008 Assistant FESS & 5 mths
Bellad M.S. 2013 Professor Endoscopic
sinus surgery
Dr. Santosh MBBS 2007 Assistant Endoscopic 5 mths
Patil M.S. 2011 Professor surgeries


professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : MS - 11:15
Ratio DLO- 11:5
Fellowship in Micro Ear surgery – 11:1
filled and actual
 Clerk 1 1 1
 Peon 1 1 1
16. Research thrust areas as : Deafness screening in newborn
agencies
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : Nil
a. National collaboration Vijaya Ent Care Centre, Bengaluru
b. International collaboration  LION (Live International
Otorhinolaryngology Network).
 Causse Ear Clinic, France
received

22. Publications
 Number of papers State/Regional - 18
published in peer reviewed National - 20
journals (national / International - 14
international)
 Monographs -
 Books edited -
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
average
 SNIP -
 SJR -
 Impact Factor – range / -
average
 h-index -
generated
income generated
25. Faculty selected nationally / : 1. One faculty from the department
internationally to visit other was attended the Vertigo Academy
laboratories / institutions / which was held in Carpi, Italy on
industries in India and abroad 11th & 12th November, 2011. He
was invited by Professor Giorgio
Guidetti, Director, Department of
Audiology Vestibulology and
Vestibular Rehabiliation, Ramazzini

Hospital, Carpi, Italy.

2. One faculty from the department
was visited Kualalumpur, Malaysia,
for International CME “ASCENT”
from 6th to 10th June - 2010.
3. Visited Colombo, Srilanka for
Otology International CME from
10th to 13th Dec., 2010.
4. Visited Japan for International
Cholesteatoma Conference 2012.
5. Visited Germany for Rhinoplasty
Fellowship, 11th April to 7th May
2011.
c) Editorial Boards  Co-Editor, Journal of Scientific
Society, JNMC, Belagavi
 Member Editorial Board,
Dr.D.Y.Patil Medical College
Journal
 Member of Editorial Board for the
Journal “ Clinical reviews and
opinions”
 Member – Editorial Board, KLE
Life Line journal
 Peer reviewer for Odisha Journal of
Otorhinolaryngology & Head &
Neck Surgery
 Member, Advisory Board, KLEU
Health Science Journal
 Member Editorial Board, JNMC
Scientific Soc. Journal and KLE
Health Science Journal
 Member, Editorial Board for
Journal “Clinical Reviews and
Opinions
d) any other (specify)  Hon. Consultant Military Hospital,
Belagavi
 Member faculty, Evaluation

Committee, BLDE University,

Vijayapura.
 Member – Arogya Rakshana
Samithi, SMO
27. Faculty recharging strategies : All faculty regularly attend orientation
(Refresher / orientation programme, workshop & training
programs, workshops, training programme
 Percentage of students who : 2010 – 50%
have taken up in-house 2011 – 50%
projects including inter- 2012 – 50%
departmental projects 2013 – 60%
doing projects in
institute
level by
 Faculty :  One faculty from department has been
attended National Conference
AOICON- 2013-Pune. Awarded with
1 Gold Medal for Best Poster Jan- 3rd
-6th 2013.
 One faculty from department has been
elected and honoured as a President of
AOI (Association of
Otolaryngologists of India) –
Karnataka chapter for the year 2014-
15.
 Gold Medal in AoI South Zone-
Video presentation.
 One Gold Medal forPresented video
Award Paper Jan- 3-6 2013.
 Gold Medial for Innovations in ENT,
in AOIKCON, Karnataka State
Conference from 16th to 18th Sept,
2011 in ENT Department,
J.N.Medical College, Belagavi

 Attended National Conference

AOICON- 2013-Pune. Awarded with
2 Gold Medals for various scientific
competition presentation Jan- 3-6
2013.
 Two Gold Medals for Best Paper
Presentation, in 29th AOIKCON,
Karnataka State Conference held on
16th to 18th Sept, 2011 held by ENT
Department, J.N.Medical College,
Belagavi.
 One Gold Medal for Best Paper
Presentation, in 30th AOIKCON,
Karnataka State Conference held on
14th, 15th&16th Sept, 2012 held by
ENT Department, Vydehi Institute of
Medical Science & Research Centre,
Whitefield Bangalore.
 One Gold Medal for Video
Presentation, in 31st AOIKCON
2013, Karnataka State Conference on
23rd to 25th August 2013 held by
Kasturba Medical College, Manipal
 One Gold Medal for video
presentation in 66th National
AOICON 2014, 9-12 Jan. 2014,
Mysore
 One faculty from the department has
been awarded with the Dr. S.K.
Mondal gold Medal for Best video
Presentation on Surgical Tips in
Managing Minimum Restristernal
Multinodular Goitre at the 10th south
zone & 32nd Karnataka State Annual
ENT conference 2014 at Raja
Rajeshwari Medical College,
Bangalore.
 Felicitated at the 10th Sourth Zone
32nd Karnataka State Annual ENT
conference 2014 at Raja Rajeshwari
Medical College, Bangalore, having

contributed immensely to the

Association of Otorhinolaryngology,
Karnataka State Chapter in the
capacity of State AOI Secretary,
during the year 2012-13.
 Conferred as “Fellow- Geriatric
Soceity of India (Regd. Under the
societies Registration Act XXXI of
1860) in the Convocation Ceremony
of Geriatric Society of India on 9th
November 2014 at 11th annual
International Conference at Geriatric
society of India conducted in
association with Influenza foundation
of India, Indira Gandhi National Open
University & Indian Menopause
society at Nagpur.
fellows
 Students : -
30. Seminars/ Conferences / : Nil

ICMR, ICH & GCP.
Name of the Applications Male Female Male Female
question no. 4)
MS 2010 1712 4 2 100% 100%
2011 1603 5 1 100% 100%
2012 1841 6 3 - -
2013 2037 5 6 - -
2014 2205 2 6 - -


MS - 25% 75% -
UG to PG 42%
PG to Ph.D. 1%
Employed -
Entrepreneurs 33%
graduates
State
from universities outside the : Nil
country
37. Number of faculty who were : Ph.D. - 01
assessment period
regard to


students
a. from the host institution / : PhD: 01
university
universities
the methodology.
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : - Feedbacks obtained are analyzed
as teaching-learning- and necessary changes in the
evaluation? If yes, how does curriculum are implemented.
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum and : - Verbal feedback obtained from
teaching-learning-evaluation the students and is conveyed to
and how does the department the faculty to improve the
utilize the feedback? performance.
Sl.No Name Position Held
1. Dr.Umesh Nagalotimath, Professor and Head, Dept of ENT &
HNS, KIMS, Huballi.

44. Give details of student enrichment :  LION: Live International

programs (special lectures / Otology Network conducted in
workshops / seminar) involving May each year.
external experts. :  Lectures, Workshop, Seminars
for Post graduate students in-
house by invited faculty.
45. List the teaching methods adopted : Didactic lecture, tutorial, bed-side
by the faculty for different
teaching, group discussion
teaching.
46. How does the department ensure : By conducting Term end tests
that program objectives are
47. Highlight the participation of : Number of camps – 320, held by
students and faculty in extension dept of ENT & HNS at various
activities. schools and primary health centres
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Participating in UG & PG
Quiz/Poster presentation
department.
50. Briefly highlight the contributions : Conducting invited Guest Lectures
of the department in generating Seminars & Workshops

 Good faculty  Lack of  Deputation  To make the
retention rate funded of the department a
 Excellent UG & projects interested centre for the
PG teaching with faculty for management
more than 90% the higher &
passing results at training. rehabilitation
the university of the
examination. deafmutes in

 Conducting 2  To enroll for the society.

workshops the PhD
annually for the programmes  To establish a
benefit of faculty of the mobile ENT
& students for university. clinic.
the last 12 years.
Hosted 1 Zonal  To establish  Collaborate
a department with
& 2 State level
of audiology government &
conferences.
& speech NGOs for
 Academic
pathology. early detection
Collaboration
of hearing loss
with state level &
 Distinuished & cancers in
international
alumni to be ENT
level institutions.
deputed for
 Well established
interaction
departmental
regularly.
library.
52. Future plans of the Department : 1. To start graduate programs in

audiology & speech pathology.
2. To have sophisticated work
stations in ENT OPD.
3. To have an established laser unit.

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Forensic Medicine & Toxicology)
Department of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology

1. Name of the Department : Forensic Medicine & Toxicology

4. Names of programs offered : MBBS, DFM, MD

fellowship, etc.)
institutions, etc.
reasons.
9. Participation of the department : Professors of the department are PG co-
in the courses offered by other guides to MPH (Master of Public
departments Health) students
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 1 2 2
Lecturer - - -


No. of Years
Experience
Dr.Prasanna MBBS, MD Professor & Forensic 14 yrs. 7 mts.
S. Jirli HOD Medicine &
Toxicology
Dr. MBBS, MD Professor Forensic 23 yrs. 11
Manjulabai Medicine mts.
K.H. & Toxicology
Dr. MBBS, MD Associate Forensic 11 yrs. 3 mts.
Ravindra S. Professor Medicine &
Honnungar Toxicology
Dr. Vishal MBBS, MD Assistant Forensic 8 yrs. 3 mts.
V. Koulapur Professor Medicine &
Toxicology
Dr. MBBS, MD Assistant Forensic 8 yrs. 3 mts.
Somashekhar Professor Medicine &
S. Pujar Toxicology
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : MD – 1 : 1
Ratio MBBS – 35 : 1
filled and actual
16. Research thrust areas as : Poison detection
agencies


received
19. Departmental projects funded by : ICMR – STS – 2011
ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC- Qualitative analysis of blood and
SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, general debilities in farmers with
AICTE, etc.; total grants chronic exposure to pesticides - a cross
received sectional study. Total Grant received:
Rs. 10,000/-
available
22. Publications
 Number of papers published International : 31
 Monographs 1
 Books edited -
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -

 SNIP -
 SJR -
 Impact Factor–range / average 0.404 to 4.18
 h-index -
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and Poison Detection Centre in the KLES
income generated Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital
Rs. 3,90,000/-
26. Faculty serving in  Editorial Board member of Journal
a) National committees b) of Karnataka Medico Legal Society
International committees c) (KAMLS).
Editorial Boards d) any other  Editorial Board member of Journal
(specify) of Indian Society of Toxicology
(JIST)
 Editorial Board member of Journal
of Indian Society of Toxicology
(JIST)
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Orientation programme for Interns

(Refresher / orientation regarding Handling of Medico Legal
programs, workshops, training Cases
doing projects in
institute


level by
 Faculty : 01
fellows
 Students : -
30. Seminars/ Conferences / :  Organized a state level CME,
Workshops organized and the “Clinical Forensic Medicine &
source of funding (national / Toxicology” on 23rd February 2013
international) with details of under the University and Karnataka
outstanding participants, if any Medico Legal Society (KAMLS)
 Organized XXII Annual
Conference & Pre-conference CME
of Karnataka Medico-Legal Society
from 27th to 29th November 2014
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
MD 2010 1712 2 - 100% -
2011 1603 - 1 - 100%
2012 1841 1 - - -
2013 2037 1 - - -
2014 2205 - - - -
MD - 100% - -


UG to PG 42%
PG to Ph.D. 1%
Employed -
recruitment 100%
Entrepreneurs -
graduates
State
country
assessment period
regard to
a) Library : 32 Sq. mtr area with 126 books and 8
different journal
students
c) Total number of class rooms : 3 class rooms with a area 75 sq. meter

e) Students’ laboratories : 250 sq. meter with 65 std s capacity
f) Research laboratories : 50 sq. mtrs.


university
universities
the university.
university
the methodology.
feedback from;
evaluation? If yes, how does Examiners & curriculum is revised
feedback?
feedback?
a. Dr. B. Manjunath, Registrar of JSS University, Mysore.
b. Dr. M.G. Shivaramu, Dean of Adichunchungiri Institute of Medical
Sciences (AIMS), Belur.
44. Give details of student enrichment : Students are encouraged to attend
programs (special lectures / seminars and conferences and also to
workshops / seminar) involving present rare cases in conferences
external experts. :
45. List the teaching methods adopted :  Colored Photographs with OPG’s
by the faculty for different are used instead of live subjects

programs including clinical for the practical exercise on Age

teaching. estimation by Dental & Physical
examination.
 Tutorials are being conducted at
the end of each Theory topic by
displaying different levels of
questions.
 Below average students are asked
to solve the theory question paper
by consulting text books within
24 hours of announcement.
46. How does the department ensure : -
47. Highlight the participation of : Department participated in the
students and faculty in extension Medical Exhibition organized by the
activities. college in August 2013
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Students are encouraged to present
scholarly activities” of the rare cases in conferences and also
department. publish the same
50. Briefly highlight the contributions : Orientation programme to interns at the
of the department in generating start of their internship program about
new knowledge, basic or applied. the Medico Legal Cases.
Providing Guest lectures and presenting
Scientific Papers at different levels.
Publishing Scientific Articles.
 Established  Lack of  To  To motivate
Poison Detection collaborations establish students to
Center. with forensic takeup this
 Casualty posting Government. trauma- subject for
for students in tology postgraduatio
II/II term.  Clinical n

 Autopsy unit - forensic

conducting medicine
autopsies round
the clock
 Conducted CME
on Clinical
Forensic
Medicine &
Toxicology
 Providing Expert
opinion for
different Medico
Legal Cases of
Belagavi
jurisdiction
52. Future plans of the Department :  Establishment of Clinical

Forensic Medicine &
Toxicology on Community
Base.
 Expand the medico legal work
to additional Police stations

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Dermatology, Venereology & Leprosy)
Department of Dermatology, Venereology & Leprosy

1. Name of the Department : Dermatology, Venereology &
Leprosy
university?
4. Names of programs offered : UG – MBBS
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated PG – MD, DVD, Certificate Course in
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Paediatric Dermatology
fellowship, etc.)
other courses in collaboration with other
universities, industries, foreign universities, industries, foreign
institutions, etc. institutions, etc.
reasons.
9. Participation of the department : Physiotherapy courses
departments
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 01 02 02
Lecturer - - -


No. of Years
Experience
Dr. A.M. MD Prof. & Head Dermatology 24 Years
Pandit Venereology
& Leprosy
Dr. B. D.V.D., MD Professor Dermatology, 35 Years
Siddaramap Venereology
pa & Leprosy
Dr. B.S. D.V.D., MD Professor Dermatology, 29 Years
Manjunath Venereology
swamy & Leprosy
Dr. MD Asst. Dermatology, 3 Years 8
Shivakumar Professor Venereology mths
Patil & Leprosy
Dr. Vijaya MD Asst. Dermatology, 2 Years 8
Sajjan Professor Venereology mths
& Leprosy
Dr. Farhana MD Asst. Dermatology, 1 Year
Taj Professor Venereology 10 mths
& Leprosy
Dr. Snehal MD Asst. Dermatology, 7 mths
Lunge Professor Venereology
& Leprosy
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : For PG = 1.57 : 1
Ratio
filled and actual
16. Research thrust areas as : Superficial skin infections, Urticaria,
recognized by major funding Lichen Planus
agencies

17. Number of faculty with ongoing : One faculty

projects from a) national b) National level
international funding agencies RANABXY LAB
and c) Total grants received. “Comaprison of Cephalexin and
Give the names of the funding Clavulunate Potassium on superficial
agencies, project title and grants skin infections”
received
received
 State recognition : ICTC- -Centre attached to Dermatology
OPD
22. Publications
international)
 Monographs -
 Books edited -
Scopus, Humanities

Dare Database -
Sl. No. Name of the Journal International Database
1 Journal of Pakistan Association of Scopus
Dermatologists
2 International Journal of Current Research EBSCO
3 Indian Journal of Dermatology, Scopus
Venereology & Leprosy
4 Indian Journal of Paediatric Dermatology EBSCO
average
 SNIP -
 SJR -
average
 h-index -
generated
income generated
a) National committees
d) any other (specify) Member of BOS-Faculty of Medicine
(BLDE University)
Member of BOS-Faculty of Medicine
(Krishna Institute of Medical Science
Deemed University, Karad
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Total: 118
CME 51

Workshop 23
Conference 38
Annual Meet 01
Symposium 02
Seminar 01
Summit 02
 Percentage of students who : 2010 – 50%
have taken up in-house 2011 – 50%
projects including inter- 2012 – 50%
departmental projects 2013 – 60%
level by
 Faculty : National: 02
International: 03
Dr. Sunil Gandhi completed the
Fellowship in LASERS at All India
Institute of Medical Science, New Delhi
awarded by the Indian Association of
Dermatology, Venereology & Leprosy
fellows
 Students : -
Sl. Faculty
CME Year Position
No. Name
1 Dermatosurgery & Nov. 2009 Dr. S. Former
Cosmetology Sacchidanand Registrar
(Evaluation)
RGUHS,
Registrar

RGUHS,
Bangalore
Dr. Farida A Radiant

Modi Cosmetic
Dermatologist,
Mumbai
Dr. Om
Prakash Dermatologist
at Vikram
hospital,
Mysore
2 Dermatopathology June 2013 Dr. Premalatha Consultant

S. Dermatologist,
Chennai
Dr. G. Additional
Nandakumar
Professor of
Pathology,
Govt.
Medical
College,
Trivandrum
Dr. Manoj President of

Singh Dermatopatho
logy Society
of India
Dr. Associate
Rajalakshmi Professor of
Tirumalae Pathology, St.
John’s Medical
College,
Bangalore
Associate
Dr. Inchara
Professor of
Y.K.
Pathology, St.

John’s Medical
College,
Bangalore
Associate
Professor of
Dr. Pradeep Dermatology,
Mahajan S.K.N.M.C.
& G.H., Pune
Consultant
Dermatologis
Dr.
Venkataram
t and
Mysore Dermatopatho
logist,
VenkatCharm
alaya –
Centre for
Advanced
Dermatology,
Bangalore
Prof.& HOD
of Pathology,
Dr. Ganga Pilli
J.N.Medical
College,
Belagavi
Prof. of
Dr. Pathology,
Vijayalakshmi J.N. Medical
V.S. College,
Belagavi

ICMR, ICH & GCP.


question no. 4)
MD 2010 1712 1 1 100% 100%
2011 1603 1 1 100% 100%
2012 1841 - 2 Appeari Appeari
ng in ng in
2015 2015
2013 2037 1 2 Appeari Appeari
ng in ng in
2016 2016
2014 2205 - 3 Appeari Appeari
ng in ng in
2017 201
DDVL - 1 1 100% 100%
2010
2011 - 1 1 100% 100%
2012 - 1 1 100% 100%
2013 - 1 1 Appeari Appeari
ng in ng in
2015 2015
2014 - - 2 Appeari Appeari
ng in ng in
2015 2015

Name of the % of % of students % of % of
Program students from other students students
(refer to from the universities from from other
question no. 4) same within the universities countries
university State outside the
State
MD – 2010 Nil Nil 100% (2) Nil
2011 Nil Nil 100% (2) Nil
2012 Nil 50%(1) 50% (1) Nil
2013 33.3% (1) 66.6% (2) Nil Nil
DDVL – 2010 Nil 50% (1) 50% (1) Nil
2011 Nil 100% (2) Nil Nil
2012 Nil Nil 50% (1) 50% (1)
2013 50% (1) Nil 50% (1) Nil


UG to PG 42%
PG to Ph.D. 1%
Employed -
 Other than campus 66%
recruitment
Entrepreneurs 34%
graduates
State
country
assessment period
regard to
students
c) Total number of class rooms : 01 (Seminar room)

e) Students’ laboratories : 01 in OPD, 01 in Ward

39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral : 09

 from the host institution / : 01
university
 from other institutions / : 08
universities
the university.
university
feedback from;
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : - Verbal feedback obtained from
and teaching-learning- the students and is conveyed to
evaluation and how does the the faculty to improve the
department utilize the performance.
feedback?
Sl No Name Position
1 Dr. Sacchidanand Former Prof. & HOD, Bangalore Medical College &
Research, Bangalore Registrar (Evaluation),
RGUHS, Bangalore
2 Dr. S.B. Athanikar Professor & Head, SDM College, Dharwar
3 Dr. M.S. Kale Prof. & Head, Krishna Medical College, Karad

4 Dr. Smita M. Prof. & Head, V.M. Patil Medical College, Sholapur
Chakote
5 Dr. Sharat Kumar Professor, Kempegowda Institute of Medical Science,
Bangalore
external experts.
45. List the teaching methods adopted : LCD projector, Power Point
by the faculty for different Presentation used for Seminar,
programs including clinical Journal Clubs. Bedside Clinic,
teaching. Grand rounds conducted regularly.
46. How does the department ensure :  By conducting PG Teaching

that program objectives are Programmes regularly, under
constantly met and learning Chairmanship of a teaching staff
outcomes are monitored?  Clinical End Posting for UG
students
 Monthly Test, Terminals &
Prelims for PG students
 Day to day activities
47. Highlight the participation of :  Staff & students participated in
students and faculty in extension Suvarna JNMC Exhibition
activities.  Health camps are conducted and
attended regularly
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : 06 Prizes secured for Papers &
scholarly activities” of the Posters
department.

50. Briefly highlight the contributions : Staff & students presented papers &
of the department in generating posters in the CME & Conferences
new knowledge, basic or applied. regularly


 Good  Publications  Improving  Meeting the
Infrastructure the Dermato increasing
 Adequate and surgery & clinical
experienced staff Cosmetology demands
Clinics
52. Future plans of the Department :  Establishment of Cosmetology
& Dermatosurgery Units

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Anatomy)
Department of Anatomy
1. Name of the Department : Anatomy
university?
4. Names of programs offered :  Under Graduate: MBBS, B. Sc.
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated  Post Graduate: M.D., M. Sc.
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., (Anatomy)
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate,  Ph.D (Full time scholars and part
Diploma, PG Diploma, time scholars)
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Dental, Physiotherapy, Nursing and
departments involved Allied course (CMLT, DMLT, MHA)
institutions, etc.
reasons.
9. Participation of the department : MPH & PGDHPE courses
departments
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 01 02 02
Lecturer - - -


No. of Years
Experience
Dr. S. P. MBBS, M.S. Professor & Anatomy 28 Years
Desai Head 9 months
Dr. V. S. MBBS, M.S. Professor Anatomy 29 Years
Shirol 1 Month
Dr. Daksha MBBS, M.S., Professor Anatomy 15 Years
Dixit DNB, Ph.D 7 Months
Dr. R. D. MBBS, M.D. Professor Anatomy 13 years
Virupaxi 7 Months
Dr. S. M. MBBS, M.D. Asso. Anatomy 11 Years
Bhimalli Professor 4 Months
Dr. Sheetal MBBS, M.D. Asst. Anatomy 6 Years
Pattanshetti Professor 2 Months
Dr. Suma MBBS, M.D. Asst. Anatomy 6 Years
Dnyanesh Professor 2 Months
Dr. Manisha MBBS, M.S. Asst. Anatomy 5 Years 3
More Professor Months
Dr. Amit MBBS, M.D. Asst. Anatomy 4 Years
Magadum Professor
Dr. Rupa L. M.Sc., Ph.D Lecturer Anatomy 9 months
Balihallimath
Dr. Varsha MBBS Tutor Anatomy 2 yrs
Kolhapure 9 months
Dr. Sahil Kale MBBS Tutor Anatomy 2 yrs
Mr. Sanjay K M.Sc. Tutor Anatomy 7 months

Yadav
Dr. Pooja MBBS Tutor Anatomy 6 months
Motimath
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : MBBS: 12.5:1
Ratio B.Sc.: 4:1
MD: 1:1
M.Sc.: 2:1


filled and actual
Technician 2 2 2
Clerk 2 2 1
Menial 9 9 9
Total 13 13 12
16. Research thrust areas as : Histology, Cytology, Neuroanatomy,
recognized by major funding Osteology, Anthropometry and
agencies Morphology.
17. Number of faculty with ongoing
Number of Completed On-going Grants Received
Projects
Major Projects 01 03 Rs. 1,04,000/-
Minor Projects 10 01 --
received
b. International collaboration : -
received
available


22. Publications :
 Monographs : -
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
average
 SNIP : -
 SJR : -
 Impact Factor-range/average : 0.14 to 5.79
 h-index : -
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : 4 faculty members are peer reviewers
income generated of indexed journals
a) National committees :  Vice - President of Society of
Clinical Anatomists for the year
2012 to 2014.

 Executive Committee Member of

Anatomical Society of India for 5
consecutive years from 2010 to
2014.
c) Editorial Boards : 1. National Editorial Board Member
of Indian Journal of Anatomy since
January 2013.
2. Member of Editorial Board of
Clinical Research of
BIOMIRROR, an International
Indexed Journal from 2012
onwards.
d) any other (specify) : -
Sr. No. Faculty Recharging Programmes Number of Faculty Attended
1 Conferences 48
2 CMEs 104
3 Workshops 15
4 Seminars 20
5 MET Workshops 04
28. Student projects
institute
29. Awards / recognitions received -
level by
 Faculty : 03
 Doctoral / post doctoral : PhD - 02
fellows
 Students : 01 (National Anatomy Quiz – 1st Prize)


Date Programme Venue
3rd November National CME on “Plastination JNMC, Belagavi
2012 Techniques” conducted on
1st & 2nd March 1st Anatomy CME on “P.G. JNMC, Belagavi
2013 Intensive Training Programme”
24th & 25th 2nd Anatomy CME on “P.G. JNMC, Belagavi
January 2014 Intensive Training Programme”
ICMR, ICH & GCP.

question no. 4)
MD 2010 1712 1 - 100% -
2011 1603 1 1 100% 100%
2012 1841 - 1 - -
2013 2037 - - - -
2014 2205 - - - -

Name of the % of students % of students % of students % of
Program from the same from other from students
(refer to university universities universities from other
question no. within the outside the countries
4) State State
M.D. - 100% - -
NCLEX, CGFNS, IELTS and other


UG to PG 42%
PG to Ph.D. 1%
Employed -
Entrepreneurs -
graduates
from other universities within the : 57.89 %
State
country
assessment period
a) Library : Books = 164
students
d) Class rooms with ICT facility : 1 with ICT facility
e) Students’ laboratories : 2 available with total area of 300
sq.mt.
f) Research laboratories : 1 available with area of 58.19 sq.mt.
a. from the host institution / : Dr. Sangeeta Kotrannavar
university (Ph.D student)
universities

40. Number of post graduate students : Post graduate students are getting
the university.
undertaken before the development programmes, feed backs are
of new program(s)? If so, highlight obtained from alumni and students.
the methodology. The necessary changes to be made
are discussed at department
meetings and then forwarded to
board of studies, academic council
for implementation in future.
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : By external senior consultant from
as teaching-learning- different Universities.
evaluation? If yes, how does By Faculty discussion and
the department utilize the evaluation proforma.
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : Evaluation format of Department of
and teaching-learning- Anaesthesiology
feedback?
c. alumni and employers on the : Yes, Verbal feedback obtained
programs offered and how does from the alumni and employer and
the department utilize the is conveyed to the faculty to
43. List the distinguished alumni of the
Private Practice (P) Position Institution attached
Sl No Name
Academic (A) Held to
1. Dr. M. B. A Principal Sri Devraj Urs
Sanikop Medical College,
Kolar
2. Dr. S. I. A Principal Sri Laxmi Narayana
Tolanur Institute of Medical
Sciences,
Puducherry
3. Dr. V. B. A Prof & Belagavi Institute of
Hukkeri HOD Medical Sciences,
Belagavi

4. Dr. A Prof & KIMS, Hubballi

Rajeshwar HOD
i. C. Eligar
5. Dr. V.M. A Rtd. Prof Maratha Mandal
Dharwadk & HOD Dental College,
ar Belagavi
6. Dr. P. S. A Prof. & Maratha Mandal
Jevoor Head Dental College,
Belagavi
7. Dr. R. S. A Professor USM KLE
Humbarw International
adi Medical Program,
Belagavi
external experts. :
45. List the teaching methods adopted :  Lectures
by the faculty for different  Tutorials
programs including clinical  Group discussions
teaching.  Practical demonstrations
 Dissection
46. How does the department ensure : The department prepares the
that program objectives are monthly teaching timetables in
constantly met and learning accordance to the syllabus and the
outcomes are monitored? calendar of events. This if followed
strictly. The students are closely
monitored by the staff and their
respective mentors. The department
conducts 3 internal assessment
examinations. In this way the
program objectives are met with and
the learning outcomes are monitored.
47. Highlight the participation of :  The organized Body Donation
students and faculty in extension Awareness Programs in March
activities. 2011 and April 2013.
 Three faculty members and 3
post graduate students
participated in 5 Suvarna JNMC
Mega Health Check up camps

and screened patients for pre-

cancerous lesions of the oral
cavity.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus :  The department participated in
scholarly activities” of the Suvarna JNMC Medical
department. Exhibition from 25th August to
1st September 2013. This gave a
unique platform to staff and
students to demonstrate their
skills in scientific and innovative
manner. The department also
received Best Department Award
for this Exhibition in the Pre- &
Para-Clinical Department
Category.
 The department has introduced
‘Anatomy Crossword’ which is a
bi-monthly crossword uploaded
on the college website. It creates
interest for the subject in the
subject and helps them learn
better.

 Strong support  Publications  To initiate  To get
for academics  External Inter- external funds
from funded department for research
administration research al research activities
and management projects  Faculty  Collaborative
 Well-qualified  No Inter- enrolling for research
faculty departmental Ph D program  Integrated

 Team work research Faculty teaching

 Faculty retention activity exchange  To start
 Good  Integrated programs Plastination
infrastructure teaching Laboratory
52. Future plans of the Department :  Anatomy CME – Post graduate
Intensive Training Program in
January 2015
 To set-up Genetic Laboratory
 To conduct Genetics Quiz for
postgraduate students

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Biochemistry)
Department of Biochemistry
1. Name of the Department : Biochemistry
university?
4. Names of programs offered :  Under Graduate: MBBS, BDS,
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated Nursing, Physiotherapy & Allied
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., courses
Integrated Ph.D.,  Post Graduate: M.D., M. Sc.
Certificate, Diploma, PG (Biochemistry)
Diploma, D.M./M.Ch., Super  Ph.D (Full time scholars and part
specialty fellowship, etc.) time scholars)
 Others- CMLT, DMLT
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : The postgraduates from other departments
departments involved are posted in Biochemistry department as a
part of their curriculum.
institutions, etc.
7. Details of programs discontinued if : No programs in the department have
any, with reasons. been discontinued.
9. Participation of the department : The faculty members of our department
in the courses offered by other are guiding the MPH students &
departments PGDHPE candidates.
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 01 02 02
Lecturer - - -


No. of Years
Experience
Dr Smita S. M.D. Assoc Prof & Biochemistry 11yrs &
Sonoli I/C HOD 1month
Dr Anuradha M.D. Prof 14yrs &
B. P. 10months
Dr Anil. M M.D. Prof 14yrs &
7months
Dr V. B. M. Sc., Ph.D Assoc Prof 13yrs &
Londhe 4months
Dr M. S. M.D. Assoc Prof 8yrs &
Somannavar 6months
Dr. Chetana M.D. Assoc Prof 8yrs &
Hadimani 6months
Dr M.D. Asst Prof 9yrs &
Shivprasad 7months
Dr Vanishree M.D. Asst Prof 7yrs 9 months
B. J
Miss Deepali. M. Sc. Tutor 1 year 3
S. M months
Miss M. Sc. Tutor 1 year
Anuradha G
Mrs. Maya M. Sc. Tutor 1 year 10
months
Dr. Reshma MBBS Tutor 2 years 4
months
Dr. Jayaraj MBBS Tutor 5 months
professors

14. Program-wise Student Teacher : MBBS: 12:1

Ratio MD: 1:1
M.Sc.: 1.4:1


filled and actual
Store keeper cum Clerk 01 01 01
Technical Assistants 08 08 08
Technicians 05 05 05
Laboratory attenders 04 04 04
Sweepers 01 01 01
Total 19 19 19
16. Research thrust areas as recognized : Oxidative stress, nutrition, obesity,
by major funding agencies diabetes & thyroid disorders.
Number of
Completed On-going Grants Received
Projects
Major Projects 01 02 --
Minor Projects 10 01 --
received
a National collaboration : -
b International collaboration : -
19. Departmental projects funded by : One of the PG student has got funding
ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC- from ICMR for her thesis work titled
SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, “A cross sectional study to compare
AICTE, etc.; total grants serum lithium, salivary lithium and
received urinary lithium in patients on lithium
carbonate”
available


22. Publications :
 Number of papers published : International : 29
 Monographs : 01
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
average
 SNIP : -
 SJR : -
average
 h-index : -
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and :  One of the staff is BOS member at
income generated Krishna Institute of Medical
Sciences, Karad, Maharashtra.
 One of the staff was BOS member
at Pravara Institute of Medical
Sciences, Deemed University, Loni,
Maharashtra and at Rajiv Gandhi
Institute of Health Sciences
Bengaluru –since 31.07. 2012.


a) National committees :  One of the staff was in the
Reviewer Panel, Elsevier online
Publishers for a period of 4 years.
 Reviewer, Scientific Journal of
D.Y.Patil University, Kolhapur for
3 years.
 One of the staff is Executive
Committee Member at JJMMC
Davangere.
Sr. No. Faculty Recharging Programmes Number of Faculty Attended
1 Conferences 46
2 CMEs 87
3 Workshops 33
4 Seminars 12
 Percentage of students who have taken : 100%
up in-house projects including inter-
projects in collaboration with other
universities / industry / institute
29. Awards / recognitions received at the
national and international level by
 Faculty :  Gold Certificate of
Completion by BMJ
Learning- 2013
 PH207: Health in numbers :
Quantitative methods in

Clinical & public health

Research.
 Nutrition for Health
Promotion & disease
prevention
 2nd prize for paper
presentation- AMBICON
2009.
 3rd prize in quiz competition-
ACBICON 2009
 Doctoral / post doctoral fellows : -
 Students : -
30. Seminars/ Conferences / Workshops :
organized and the source of funding
(national / international) with details of
th
24 of September Biochemistry CME 160 Anatomy Lecture
2009 on Lipid Profile: Hall, JNMC,
Current trends in Belagavi
Health & disease”
27th August 2011 Biochemistry CME 154 Anatomy Lecture
on “Nutrition in Hall, JNMC,
Health & Diseases,” Belagavi
10th of September CME on “Current 220 Anatomy Lecture
2012 Concepts in Cancer” Hall, JNMC,
Belagavi
th
16 September CME on 200 Anatomy Lecture
2013 “Cytogenetics” Hall, JNMC,
Belagavi
31. Code of ethics for research followed by : Guidelines on Code of Conduct
the departments for Human Research Science
issued by ICMR, ICH & GCP.
Name of the
Applications
Program (refer to Male Female Male Female
received
question no. 4)
MD 2010 1712 1 1 100% 100%
2011 1603 1 - 100% -

2012 1841 - 1 - -
2013 2037 - - - -
2014 2205 1 - - -
Name of the % of students % of students % of students % of
Program from the same from other from students
(refer to university universities universities from other
question no. within the outside the countries
4) State State
M.D - 100% - -
M. Sc - 20% - 80%
UG to PG 42%
PG to Ph.D. 1%
Employed -
Entrepreneurs -
graduates
State
country
assessment period


to
a) Library : One departmental library cum
seminar room is there with a total
of 158 books, e-books and journals
b) Internet facilities for staff and : Wi-Fi and LAN facility is available
students to all the staff and students in the
campus.
c) Total number of class rooms : 3 demonstrations rooms
e) Students’ laboratories : One practical class room of 300
sq.mt with a seating capacity of 70
is available for the students.
f) Research laboratories : One PG laboratory cum Research
laboratory is available for PGs to
carry out their thesis work.
university
universities
40. Number of post graduate students : Post graduate students are getting
the university.
undertaken before the development programmes, feed backs are obtained
discussed at department meetings
and then forwarded to board of
studies, academic council for
implementation in future.
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well as : Feedback on Curriculum is taken
teaching-learning-evaluation? If from the external Examiners.
yes, how does the department


feedback?
feedback?
43. List the distinguished alumni of the
Private Practice (P) Position Institution
Sl No Name
Academic (A) Held attached to
1. Dr Seemadevi. A Professor Karuna Medical
Patil & Head College, Palakkad,
Kerala
2. Dr Basavraj. A Professor BLDE’s B. M. Patil
D Medical College,
Vijayapura
3. Dr Indumati A Professor VIMS, Bellary
external experts. :
45. List the teaching methods adopted : The faculty use Chalk and Board
by the faculty for different method, Over head projector, small
programs including clinical group discussions, tutorials and
teaching. power point method, as some of the
teaching methodologies to deliver
lecture to the students.
46. How does the department ensure : Yes, the timetables are prepared
that program objectives are according to the syllabus and the
constantly met and learning outcomes are assessed through
outcomes are monitored? internal examinations.
47. Highlight the participation of : One of the faculty is NSS Camp
students and faculty in extension Officer and takes part in Camp
activities. activities.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Our department actively participated
scholarly activities” of the in Suvarna JNMC Medical
th
department. Exhibition held from 25 August to
1st September.


department is accredited/ graded by KLE Academy of Higher Education
other agencies? If yes, give details. and Research which is accredited ‘A’
grade by NAAC and placed in
 NABL accredited  Lack of  Special  Infrastructure
laboratory services. funded research development
 Faculty teaching projects laboratory  Staff
abilities strengthened  Curriculum recruitment
by undergoing development  Adapting
various state, national  Extension newer
and International activities assessment
medical education methods in
courses governed by teaching –
regulatory bodies. learning
 Active Involvement
of Undergraduates
and Post-graduate
students in
preparation of
teaching-learning
resources.
 Well-equipped
Under-graduate
laboratory
 Young and
enthusiastic staff
52. Future plans of the Department :  In teaching and learning:
 Incorporation of Problem-based
learning in undergraduate
teaching
 Extension of laboratory services
 Setting up Laboratory for
Inborn Errors of Metabolism
and Karyo-typing

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Microbiology)
Department of Microbiology
1. Name of the Department : Microbiology
2. Year of Establishment : 1966-67 (With Pathology)
Separated Dept 1978-79
3. Is the Department part of a : Yes, Department is Part of a College
university?
4. Names of programs offered : UG
(UG, PG (MD & M.Sc)
PG, Pharm D, Integrated Ph. D
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., B.Sc. Allied
Integrated Ph.D., CMLTC
Certificate, Diploma, PG DMLTC
6. Courses in collaboration with : Indira Gandhi National Open University
other universities, industries, (INGOU)
foreign institutions, etc.
reasons.
9. Participation of the department : B.D.S. II Year, B.P.T. II Year, B.Sc. &
in the courses offered by other P.C. B.Sc Nursing Course
departments
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 01 05 05
Lecturer - - -


No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Jyoti Professor & Anaerobic 20 Yrs 9
MD, Ph. D
M.Nagamoti HOD Bacteriology months.
Dr. S. C. MD Professor Virology & 29 Yrs.
Metgud Immunology 11 Month
Dr. S. G. 33 Yrs 9
MD, DCP Professor Bacteriology
Karadesai months.
Dr. M. B. MD, Ph.D Professor Virology 20 Yrs.
Nagamoti 7 Months
Dr. Sumati Mycobacteriol 17 Yrs 9
MD Professor
A. Hogade ogy months.
Dr. Manjula Assoc. 12 Yrs. 3
MD Bacteriology
A. Vagarali Professor Month
Dr. Sheetal Assoc. 10 Yrs.
MD Mycology
U. Harakuni Professor 10 Months
Dr.
Asst. Hospital 10 Yrs. 2
Madhumati. MD
Professor Infection Month
Kamat
Dr. Soumya Asst.
MD Bacteriology 4 Yrs.
S Professor
Dr. Shivanand Asst. 6 Yrs 7
V. Dharwad MD Professor
Bacteriology
months
Dr. 3 Yrs. 4
MBBS Tutor Bacteriology
Anupama A Month
Dr. Preeti S. 3 Yrs. 4
Maste Month
Dr. Parul 3 Yrs. 5
Garg Month
Dr. Wareesa 2 Yrs. 4
Reja Bora Month
Dr. Disha 1 year 1
Bhatiya Month
professors

14. Program-wise Student Teacher : MBBS = 20:1, MD = 5:9, Ph.D. = 1:2

Ratio
filled and actual
 Technicians : 8 8 8
 Laboratory Attendants : 5 5 5
 Store keeper : 1 1 1
 Record clerk : 1 1 1
 Steno-typist : 1 1 1
16. Research thrust areas as : KSAPS, ICHAP Bengaluru
agencies
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : 1. HIV Sentinel Surveillance –
projects from a) national b) ongoing Funding Agency KSAPS,
international funding agencies Bangalore
and c) Total grants received. 2. External Quality Assurance Scheme
Give the names of the funding for HIV Testing – SRL- ongoing
agencies, project title and grants Funding Agency KSAPS, Bangalore
received project-wise. : 3. Regional Resource Training on
Basic Issues in HIV/STI Funding
Agency KSAPS, ICHAP,
Bangalore
4. National Multi-centric Rota viral
Surveillance project ICMR
5. HIV-HPV project (ICMR)NIH NCI
US)
6. HIV Cervical cancer Project,
Vanderilt University, USA
received
a. National collaboration Indian Association of Medical
Microbiologists-External Quality
Assurance Scheme
b. International collaboration Nil
19. Departmental projects funded : ICMR Project


received
 State recognition : Karnataka State AIDS Prevention

Society State Reference Laboratory
(KSAPS-SRL)
22. Publications
 Number of papers International : 15
international)
 Monographs -
 Books edited -
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
 Citation Index – range / 03
average
 SNIP -
 SJR -
average
 h-index -
generated


income generated
a) National committees Dr. Mahantesh B Nagmoti
 Secretary-Indian Association of
Medical Microbiologists
 Advisor – UPSC Sections, New
Delhi 2014
 Member –National task force on
Lab containment of wild Polio virus
c) Editorial Boards Nil
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Newly appointed staff is regularly
(Refresher / orientation trained at the workshop on Educational
programs, workshops, training Science and Technology conducted by
programs and similar programs). the Department of Medical Education
 Percentage of students who : ICMR STS Projects
have taken up in-house Mr. Prince Agarwal-UG student
projects including inter- Miss. Anusha Gupta – UG student
doing projects in
institute
level by
 Faculty :  EC Member IAMM (2007-2010)
 Jt. Secretary IAMM 2011-12
 Secretary IAMM 2012-15
 K-FIST Awards / Unique
Distinctions
 EC Member GISI.

Best Paper Presentation

 Dr. M. B. Nagamoti- National
 Dr. Jyoti M Nagamot-National (01)
 Doctoral/post doctoral fellows : 04
 Students : -
30. Seminars/ Conferences / : JNMC Scientific Society CME funded
ICMR, ICH, GCP and CPCSEA.
question no. 4)
MD 2010 1712 - 2 - 100%
2011 1603 - 3 - 33%
2012 1841 1 1 - -
2013 2037 - 1 - -
2014 2205 - 1 - -
MD 05 40 55 -
M.Sc. - 20 - 80
UG to PG 42%

PG to Ph.D. 1%
Employed
Entrepreneurs -
graduates
State
country
assessment period
regard to
a) Library : Books 113 & Journals 04
students
c) Total number of class rooms : 03 demo halls
f) Research laboratories : 420 sq. m.
university
universities


feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Faculty meeting held regularly
as teaching-learning- wherein detailed discussions are held
evaluation? If yes, how does on whether UGs and PGs learning
the department utilize the objectives are met with. Any
feedback? suggestions /guidance from the
faculty members are represented in
the respective Board of studies for
bringing in necessary changes.
b. students on staff, curriculum : Informal feedback is collected from
and teaching-learning- the students on any suggestions for
evaluation and how does the improvising teaching-learning
department utilize the activities. Faculty members are then
feedback? made aware of the need for changes.
c. alumni and employers on the : Feedback is collected from alumni
programs offered and how during alumni meeting and necessary
does the department utilize the changes are adopted.
feedback?
Sr. Name of the PG Designation Name of the
No. Alumni Institute
1 Dr. Sridharan Senior Consultant Vikram Hospital
Microbiologist Bangalore
2 Dr. Peerapur B V Professor & Head of RIMS Raichur
Microbiology
Ex I/C Director RIMS
Ex- Executive Member IAMM
3 Dr. Madhuri Professor & Head JSS Medical
Kulkarni Microbiology College Mysore
Ex-Executive Council
Member KC-IAMM
4 Dr. Shobha Professor & Head of KIMS Hubli
Nadger Microbiology
MCI Inspector
Staff Recruitment Member
Govt. of Karnataka

5 Dr. ChitraPai Former Professor West Indies

Microbiology Consultant
Clinical Microbiologist
6 Dr. Partho Ray Professor of Microbiology AFMC Pune
7 Dr. Shashank Asso. Professor of AIIMS, Bhopal
Purwar Microbiology, Registrar
external experts. :
45. List the teaching methods adopted :  Teaching faculty are involved in
by the faculty for different practicing new teaching
programs including clinical methodologies like structured
teaching. evidence based Journal clubs for
postgraduates, Team Based
Learning (TBL) for undergraduates.
 Some of the faculty members adopt
Multimedia Design Principles for
preparing Power Point slides for
student instruction.
 Problem based teaching is being
practiced by the faculty to facilitate
easier understanding by the
students
 In the evaluation system (25 marks)
MCQ test has been introduced for
internal assessment examination at
the end of the term,with an
intention of making the evaluation
more transparent and objective and
also to cover wider content areas
from the syllabus.
 Similarly OSPE objective
structured practical examination has
been introduced. Both teachers and
students are oriented before
introduction of any new system of
examination.
46. How does the department ensure : The students are monitored for their
that program objectives are performance throughout the academic
constantly met and learning year. The department conducts regular
tests (remedial), the with poor

outcomes are monitored? performance are identified and special

remedial classes are conducted till the
departmental objectives are achieved.
Advanced learners are also identified
and special sessions are also conducted
to enhance their performance.
activities.
department.
by other agencies? If yes, give and Research which is accredited by
details.
NAAC and placed in category ‘A’ by
MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the contributions : The Department has always been in
of the department in generating the forefront of research. ‘Molecular
new knowledge, basic or applied. Analysis of Dengue Viruses’ was
carried out recently as a part of
VGST funded project, Govt. of
Karnataka. Another Molecular study
on “Rotaviral Diarrhorea in children”
was carried out at the department
wich has substantially contributed to
the body of knowledge in
Microbiology. The ongoing studies
on “Molecular characterization
H.pulori and M.tuberculosis are
making good progress in analysis of
the local strains causing Gastric
ulcers and Pulonary Tuberculosis.
Opportunities&
Strengths Weaknesses
Challenges
 Achievement of High  Strengthening of  Establishment
scores on National Hospital Antibiotic of specialty
External Quality Policy diagnostic
Assessment Scheme sections

(EQAS) consistently in  Education for

the recent past. paramedical  Establishment
 Excellent performance personnel on proper of a Reference
of the Department as clinical sample laboratory for
State Reference collection. ‘Anaerobic
Laboratory for HIV Bacteriology’ at
 Departmental has faculty the Department.
members of National  Application of
and International repute Techniques for
in the field of routine
Microbiology and diagnostics
Medical Education.
 Department has adapted
Innovative Teaching-
Learning methodology
for UGs & PGs
 Departmental faculty
members are involved in
University Governance.
52. Future plans of the Department :  To provide advanced diagnostic
services to undertake quality
research
 Computerization of records
 Upgradation of existing
diagnostic sections.
 Installation of new diagnostic
modalities like automation,
molecular diagnostic techniques,
flow cytometer, etc.
 To try for collaboration with
other Institutes in the State,
National and International centers
for exchange of material.
 Updating educational standards
of teaching and non-teaching
staff.
 To improve number and quality
of Research and Publications

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Physiology)
Department of Physiology
1. Name of the Department : Physiology

university?
4. Names of programs offered :  Under Graduate: MBBS, B.Sc.
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated Allied
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D.,  Post Graduate: M.D., M.Sc.
Integrated Ph.D., (Physiology)
Certificate, Diploma, PG  Ph.D (Full time scholars and part
Diploma, D.M./M.Ch., Super time scholars)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Dental, Physiotherapy, Nursing and
departments involved Allied course
6. Courses in collaboration with : --
other universities, industries,
reasons.
9. Participation of the department : UDEHP, PGDHPE., Ph.D., MPH,
in the courses offered by other DOME
departments
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 01 02 02
Lecturer 01 01 01


No. of Years
Experience
Dr P. P. MD Professor Physiology 15 Years
Patil and HOD 4 months
Dr S. S. MD, MHPE Professor Physiology 25 Years
Goudar and Research 11 months
Co-ordinator
UMKC
Dr. V. J. MD Professor Physiology 25 Year
Vatwe PGDHPE 4 Months
Dr P. S. MD Asso Physiology 12 Years
Kudachi Professor
Dr J. G. MD Asso Physiology 10 years 7
Bagi PGDHPE Professor months
Dr V. S. MD PGDHPE Asso Physiology 11 years 1
Dandannavar Professor months
Dr MD Asst Physiology 6 years 7
Jayasudha K Professor months
Dr Sunil MD Asst Physiology 5 year 8
Vernekar Professor months
Dr Nirmala MD PGDCR Asst Physiology 4 year 4
S Professor months
Dr Seema K MD Asst Physiology 5 year 3
Professor months
Mr Sanjay M. Sc. Lecturer Physiology 9 Years 5
Bhalerao Bio Physics months
Dr Harpreet M. Sc. Lecturer Physiology 3 Years 2
Kour month
Dr Sonali MBBS Tutor Physiology 1 year 3
months
Dr Shantala MBBS Tutor Physiology 3 year
Dr MBBS Tutor Physiology 3 year
Basavaraj K
Dr Savita MBBS Tutor Physiology 1 yr 10 month
Dr Ramesh M Sc Tutor Physiology 6 months
professors


14. Program-wise Student Teacher : 14: 1
Ratio
filled and actual
16. Research thrust areas as : Women’s and Children’s Health Research
agencies
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : 2 projects completed, 1 project ongoing:
projects from a) national b) funded by ICMR
18. Inter-institutional collaborative : --
received
a. National collaboration SPICE Funded – “Analytic study of
Jatyadi, Ghrita & Jatyadi, Ghrita
Avartini & its wound healing property –
An Experimental study” – Dr. N. K.
Hashilkar in collaboration with KLE
BMK Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya,
Belagavi
received

22. Publications
 Monographs -
 Books edited -
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
average
 SNIP -
 SJR -
 Impact Factor – range / 0.63 - 30.758
average
 h-index -
generated
income generated
25. Faculty selected nationally / :  Dr S. S. Goudar NIH Global
internationally to visit other Network steering committee meeting
laboratories / institutions / at Ft. Lauderdale, USA
industries in India and abroad  Technical consultation on Heat/Stable
carbetocin for preventing PPH at
WHO Geneva


b) International committees : Elected Honorary Membership of
American Pediatric Society (January 1,
2011)
c) Editorial Boards : a. Editorial Board for Reproductive
Health Peer reviewed Journal From
24th May 2012
b. Journal of Krishna Institute of
Medical Sciences From 23rd
February 12 onwards
c. Indian Journal of Medical Research
Ist May 2012 , PLoS Medicine
From 3rd Jan 2012
d. Editorial Board for Reproductive
Health Peer reviewed Journal From
2012
e. Al Ameen Journal of Medical
Sciences From 25-2- 2009
d) any other (specify)
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Dr S.S. Goudar and Dr Jayasheela Bagi,
(Refresher / orientation Dr Vijaya D participated in various
programs, workshops, training programmes like MET, UG & PG intern
programs and similar orientation programme, PGDHPE as
programs). resource persons.
 Percentage of students who : Following projects completed by
have taken up in-house students-
projects including inter- 1. Assessment of pain perception among
departmental projects healthy obese male medical students- A
cross sectional study -ICMR STS –Ms
Shruti Patil Guide Dr P.S. Kudachi
2. Lifestyle nutritional status and
Physical fitness Index among healthy
male students of Private Medical
college - Ms Pooja Sindwani Guide
Dr P.S. Kudachi


level by
 Faculty National: 08 & International: 02
fellows
 Students 05
th
18 August National Seminar on “A 243 Physiology
2014 Multidisciplinary Lecture Hall,
Approach to Pain & its J.N.Medical
Management” College, Belagavi
th th
19 & 20 National Workshop on “A 72 Anatomy Lecture
August 2014 Multidisciplinary Clinical Hall, J.N. Medical
Skills Certificate College, Belagavi
Workshop on
Electrophysiology &
Neuropsychology”
6th National Seminar on 174 Dept of
September Current issues in Physiology,
13 Environmental health and JNMC, Belagavi
Life style diseases
th
25 August National Seminar on 224 Dept of
2012. Current Trends in Physiology,
Diagnosis, Prevention and JNMC, Belagavi
Management of HIV
th
20 August National Seminar on 130 Dept of
2011 Recent advances in Physiology,
Reproductive Biology and JNMC, Belagavi
management of infertility
th
27 February Workshop on Basics of 108 Dept of
2010 Sleep and Sleep disorders Physiology,
JNMC, Belagavi
st
21 August CME on Exercise, sports 198 Dept of
2010. & health Physiology,
JNMC, Belagavi


ICMR, ICH & GCP.
Name of the Program Applications Selected Pass Percentage
(refer to question no. 4) received Male Female Male Female
MD 2010 1712 1 1 100% 100%
2011 1603 - 1 - 100%
2012 1841 - - - -
2013 2037 - - - -
2014 2205 - - - -
M.D. 100% - - -
M. Sc. - - - 100%
UG to PG 42%
PG to Ph.D. 1%
Employed -
Entrepreneurs -
graduates


State
assessment period
regard to
a) Library :  150 -Books , 6 - Journals
students
c) Total number of class rooms :  Lecture Hall 1
 Demo room No - 3
d) Class rooms with ICT facility :  Lecture hall equipped with LCD
and ‘smart’ class rooms projector and internet
connectivity
 Demo room equipped with LCD
projector
 E -Learning facility is available
in central library.
 Internet facility available for
staff and PG
 Six computers and two laptop
available for use
a. from the host institution / : Mr Sanjay, Dr Harpreet and Mr
university Mantur persuing Ph.D under the
guidance of Dr S. S. Goudar
universities
40. Number of post graduate students : Dr Basavaraj Tenginkai Post
getting financial assistance from Graduate student was given financial
the university. concession for conducting project
from KLE Hospital


undertaken before the programmes, feed backs are obtained
development of new program(s)? from alumni and students. The
If so, highlight the methodology. necessary changes to be made are
in future.
feedback from;
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : - Verbal feedback obtained from
and teaching-learning- the students and is conveyed to
evaluation and how does the the faculty to improve the
department utilize the performance.
feedback?
Sl Private Practice (P)
Name Institution attached to
No Academic (A)
Assistant Professor, Dept. of
Dr. Basavaraj
1. A Physiology, USM-KLE IMP,
M. Tenginkai
Belagavi
Assistant Professor, Dept. of
Dr. Shantala S.
2. A Physiology, SDM Medical
Herlekar
College, Dharwad
3. Dr Amar A Department of Physiology
Barwade Medical College Chiplun
4. A Karpagam Faculty of Medical
Dr.Jyothi S.
Sciences and research,
Othakkalamandapam, Pollachi
Coimbatore

5. A Asst. professor, Dept. of

Dr. Jayasudha
Physiology, S.S. Institut of
K
Medical Sciences &
Researchcentre, NH-4, Bypass
road, Davangere – 577005,
Karnataka
6. Dr Renu A Department of Physiology, S S
Kusugar Institute of Medical Sciences&
Research Centre, Davangere
7. Dr Syed Sadat A Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Medical
Ali College, K.G. Halli, Bengaluru
8. Dr Sonal A Department of Physiology,
Gaonkar BGS Global Institute of
Medical Sciences(GIMS)
Kengeri, Bengaluru
44. Give details of student enrichment :  UG Poster presentation was
programs (special lectures / organized
workshops / seminar) involving  Animal cruelty prevention month
external experts. : observed
45. List the teaching methods adopted :  Interactive lectures,
by the faculty for different  Tutorials in small groups
programs including clinical  Seminars
teaching.
46. How does the department ensure :  Through Internal Assessment
that program objectives are exam and results, Feedback
constantly met and learning from the students and faculty.
47. Highlight the participation of : a) Health check up camp
students and faculty in extension b) Blood donation camp
activities. c) Observing Animal cruelty
prevention month
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus :  Poster Presentation for UG
scholarly activities” of the students
department.  Animal cruelty prevention month
observed


 Research with  Basic research  Availability of  Need to
Funding from work needs to Good collaborate
international be stressed and Research Lab with basic
agencies strengthened to facilitate science
 Best Branch  Department clinical research lab
th research and & RMRC-
award for 4 staff and PGs
consecutive year need to be research in ICMR
by APPI trained in basic Exercise  Replacement
(National level) research areas Physiology. of animal
 DrM.L.Gupta like  Good research experiment
award for the neurophysiolog environment by computer
work in the field y, cardiac and aided
of Medical physiology. encouraging learning for
Education atmosphere postgraduate
 One faculty s
completed MHPE  E-learning to
(Univ. Of Illinois, be added for
Chicago), two UG students.
completed
PGDHPE course.
 UG result more
than 80% and PG
result 100% for 3
consecutive year
52. Future plans of the Department :  Planning for hosting the APPI
National seminar in the year
2014.
 To establish Research lab for
exercise physiology
 To strengthen ‘Case based
tutorials’ and to start case based
haematology

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Pharmacology)
Department of Pharmacology
1. Name of the Department : Pharmacology

university?
4. Names of programs offered : UG: MBBS,
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated PG: MD Pharmacology
fellowship, etc.)
institutions, etc.
reasons.
departments
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 1 01 01
Lecturer - - -


No. of Years
Experience
Dr. A.P. MBBS, MD Professor & Pharmacology 13 years
Hogade Head 11 months
Dr. S.S. MBBS, MD Professor Pharmacology 21 years
Torgal 9 months
Dr. S.I. MBBS, MD Associate Pharmacology 12 years
Majagi Professor 4 months
Dr. N.K. MBBS, MD Associate Pharmacology 10 years
Hashilkar Professor 4 months
Dr. Rekha MBBS, MD Assistant Pharmacology 7 years
Nayaka Professor 3 months
Dr. U. A. MBBS, MD Assistant Pharmacology 6 years
Kagal Professor 3 months
Dr. A. M. MBBS, MD Assistant Pharmacology 4 years
Gudadappan Professor 11 months
avar
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : MBBS: 10 : 1
Ratio MD: 1:1
filled and actual
 Store keeper cum 1 1 1
Computer Operator
16. Research thrust areas as : Evaluation of Wound healing effect by
recognized by major funding drugs  funded by SPICE
agencies


received
a.National collaboration SPICE Funded – “Analytic study of
Jatyadi, Ghrita & Jatyadi, Ghrita
Avartini & its wound healing property –
An Experimental study” – Dr. N. K.
Hashilkar in collaboration with KLE
BMK Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya,
Belagavi
b.International collaboration -
received
22. Publications
 Monographs -
 Books edited -


Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
average
 SNIP -
 SJR -
 Impact Factor – range / 1 to 5.79
average
 h-index -
generated
income generated
c) Editorial Boards One faculty is Editor for Journal of
Research in Pharmacology.
d) any other (specify) One faculty is reviewer for the
following journals
1. Journal of Ayurveda and
Integrative Medicine (J-AIM)
Dr. Suneel. I. Majagi
Reviewer for the following journals:
1. International Journal of Medicine
and Medical Sciences.
2. International Journal of Medicinal
Plant Research.

3. International Journal of Anatomy

and Physiology.
4. World Journal of Pharmaceutical
Sciences.
Dr Nayana Hashilkar: Reviewer for
a. Journal of Ayurveda and Integrative
Medicine (J-AIM)
b. World Journal of Agricultural
Sciences (WJAS)
c. Chinese Journal of Integrative
Medicine
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Workshops on Medical Educational
(Refresher / orientation Technology is conducted by The MCI-
programs, workshops, training Regional Training Centre at Department
programs and similar of Medical Education, J N Medical
programs). College for all the newly recruited
faculty. All the faculty in Pharmacology
have been trained in MCI-RTC, JNMC,
Belagavi
level by
 Faculty -
fellows
 Students 6


Date Programme
6th Sept. 2013 National Seminar on Current issues in
environmental health & life style
disease
15th& 16th February 2013 National Seminar on New Trends in
Pharmacology
10th &11th August 2012 International Workshop on
Pharmacokinetics & Pharmacodynamics
25th August 2012 National Seminar on Current trends in
Diagnosis prevention and management
of HIV
26th & 27th May 2012 Workshop on Protocol Writing and
Fundamentals of Clinical Research
7th April 2012 Workshop on Experimental Techniques
20th August 2011 National Seminar on Recent advances
in reproductive biology and
management of infertility
12th April 2011 National Symposium on
Pharmacovigilance
Dept. of Pharmacology, JNMC,
Belagavi got recognition as Peripheral
centre of Pharmacovigilance
21st August 2010 CME on “Sports, Exercise and Health”
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
MD 2010 1712 1 1 100% 100%
2011 1603 - 2 - 100%
2012 1841 1 - - -
2013 2037 2 2 - -
2014 2205 1 3 - -


M.D. - 75% 25% -
UG to PG 42%
PG to Ph.D. 1%
Employed
Entrepreneurs -
graduates
State
country
assessment period
regard to

a) Library : 33 sq.mts 132 books, 6 journals

students
c) Total number of class rooms : 3 demonstration rooms, 1 big lecture
hall
d) Class rooms with ICT facility : 3 demonstration rooms, 1 big lecture
and ‘smart’ class rooms hall
e) Students’ laboratories : 1 Experimental Lab, 1 Pharmacy lab
f) Research laboratories : 1 research lab

university
universities
the university.
university
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : - Yes UG/PG curriculum is revised
as teaching-learning- for every three years by
evaluation? If yes, how does collecting feedback from all
the department utilize the faculty.
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : - Yes students feedback is
and teaching-learning- collected at college level.
feedback?
feedback? the performance


Sl No Name Private Practice (P) Institution attached to
Academic (A)
1 Dr. Vivek V P Senior Manager Medical
Affairs, Astra Zeneca
Pharma India Ltd,
Bangalore
2 Dr. Ambrish C A Dept. of Pharmacology at
Kuppam
3 Dr. Mahendra P Physician & Diabetologist,
Kishore .Y Nellore, Andhra Pradesh
4 Dr. A Dept. of Pharmacology,
Chandrasekhar K Chettinad Health City
Kelambakkam, Tamilnadu
5 Dr. P Medical Advisor,
Ravishankar Abbott Pharmaceuticals,
AC Mumbai
6 Dr. Priya. N. A Dept. of Pharmacology,
Gandigawad Sattur, Dharwad.
7 Dr. Ashutosh D. P Medical Advisor,
Shende Unichem, Mumbai.
44. Give details of student enrichment :  Integrated Teaching Programme
programs (special lectures /  Poster competition for UG
workshops / seminar) involving students
external experts. :
45. List the teaching methods adopted : Interactive lectures, Tutorials in
by the faculty for different small groups and seminars
teaching.
46. How does the department ensure : Through Internal assessment exam
that program objectives are and results, feedback from the
constantly met and learning students and faculty
47. Highlight the participation of : Department actively involved in the
students and faculty in extension following activity
activities. a) Health checkup camp
b) Observing Animal cruelty
prevention month
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus :  Poster presentation for the UG
scholarly activities” of the students

department.  Animal cruelty prevention month

observed
 Innovative teaching learning
methods like TBL is implemented.
Medical education research
projects were planned and their
effectiveness was assessed. The
results of some have been
published and few are under
consideration for publication.
 Effectiveness of Team Based
Learning to teach Pharmacology to
MBBS Students
 Blended Learning-Integrating e-
learning into traditional teaching
for MBBS Students
 Evaluation of different teaching
methods in pharmacology.
 Evaluation of different practical
teaching methods in
pharmacology.
 Evaluation of different continuing
medical education programmes in
pharmacology.
 Students’ attitude towards
different teaching methods in
pharmacology.
 Students’ attitude towards
different evaluation methods in
pharmacology




 Well trained  To strengthen  Availability  Upgrading of
faculty in Pharmacovigi of Animal Pharmacovigi
pharmacology lance centre house for PG lance centre
 Two faculty  Need to training  Upgrading of
trained in integrate the  Availability research
medical department of laboratory
education with research Equipments  Replacement
(PGDHPE) activity to carry out of animal
 Equipments to  Need to basic experiment by
carry out create screening computer
awareness activity of
research in aided learning
among UG
Pharmacology drugs for
students with
 Pharmacovigil respect to  Need to undergraduates
ance Centre research collaborate  Posting of
activity at with basic PG students
college level science to Pharma
and research lab industry
institutional & RMRC-
level ICMR
52. Future plans of the Department :  Strengthening Pharmacovigilance
activities
 Clinical Pharmacology teaching
modules
 Introduction of newer teaching
modules for tutorials

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Pathology)
Department of Pathology
1. Name of the Department : Pathology
Department is part of a college
university?
4. Names of programs offered : UG, PG, PG Diploma,
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated DMLTC,
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., B. Sc Allied, CMLTC.
fellowship, etc.)
institutions, etc.
reasons.
9. Participation of the department : B.D.S. II Year, B.P.T. II Year, B.Sc. &
in the courses offered by other P.C. B.Sc Nursing Course
departments
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 01 01 01
Lecturer - - -


No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Hema MBBS, MD Professor & MD 22 years
Bannur Head Pathology 1 month
Dr. G. S. Pilli MBBS, DCP, Professor MD 29 years
MD Pathology 8 months
Dr. Ramesh MBBS, MD Professor MD 18 years
Chavan Pathology 10 months
Dr. Ranjit MBBS, MD Professor MD 18 years
Kangle Pathology 9 months
Dr. V. MBBS, MD Professor MD 17 years
Suranagi Pathology 2 months
Dr. Reshma MBBS, MD Associate MD 13 years
Davanageri Professor Pathology 8months
Dr Bhagyashri MBBS, MD Associate MD 11 years
R. Hungund Professor Pathology 11 months
Dr. Sunita Y. MBBS, MD, Associate MD 10 years
Patil DCP Professor Pathology 8 months
Dr. Sujata MBBS, MD Assistant MD 9 years
Dafale Professor Pathology 4months
Dr. Manasi MBBS, MD Assistant MD 2 years
Gosavi Professor Pathology 3 months
Dr. Ashwini MBBS, MD Assistant MD 1 year
Ratnakar Professor Pathology 3 months
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : MBBS = 20 : 1
Ratio MD = 0.71 : 1
DCP = 1.14 : 1
filled and actual
 Technicians 8 8 8

 Laboratory Attendants 6 6 6
 Store keeper 1 1 1
 Record clerk 1 1 1
 Steno-typist 1 1 1
16. Research thrust areas as : Good laboratory practices
agencies
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : a) District level health survey -
projects from a) national b) Ministry of Health and Family
international funding agencies Welfare Rs. 21 Lakhs
and c) Total grants received. b) Good Laboratory Practices -
Give the names of the funding Ministry of Health and Family
agencies, project title and grants Welfare Rs. 50 Lakhs
18. Inter-institutional collaborative : Yes
received
a. National collaboration :  GLP – 50 lakhs
 Ministry of Health and Family
Welfare Rs. 21 lakhs
19. Departmental projects funded : ICMR Project STS Projects
received
21. Special research laboratories : -
22. Publications
 Number of papers International = 22
published in peer reviewed National = 29
international)
 Monographs -

 Books edited 2
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
average
 SNIP -
 SJR -
average
 h-index -
generated
income generated
a) National committees Dr. Bhagyashri Hungund- IJPHRD
c) Editorial Boards One faculty is Editorial Board Member
of “MEDFIND” Journal
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Workshops on Medical Educational
(Refresher / orientation Technology are conducted by the MCI-
programs, workshops, training Regional Training Centre at Department of
programs and similar Medical Education, J N Medical College to
programs). all newly recruited faculty. All the faculty
in Pathology have been trained in MCI-
RTC, JNMC, Belagavi


 Percentage of students who : PG (MD)100%
level by
 Faculty 04
fellows
 Students 01
Activities Date Funding sources
XXX Annual National 6th , 7th, & 8th 2012 MCI,MERT- Karnataka,
CME & PG Course in KLE University, JNMC
Pathology Scientific Society
XXXI Annual National 5th, 6th, 7th & 8th June MCI,MERT- Karnataka,
CME & PG Course in 2013 KLE University, JNMC
Pathology Scientific Society
I CME Updated in 8th November 2012 KLE University, JNMC
transfusion medicine Scientific Society
II CME Updated in 23rd November 2013 KLE University, JNMC
transfusion medicine Scientific Society
XXXII Annual National 4th to 7th June 2014 JNMC, Belagavi
CME in Pathology

ICMR, ICH & GCP.


MD 2010 1712 - 5 100% 100%
2011 1603 2 3 100% 100%
2012 1841 2 2 100% 100%
2013 2037 2 2 100% 100%
2014 2205 - 2 100% 100%
MD - 40% 60% -
UG to PG 42%
PG to Ph.D. 1%
Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral 1%
Employed
Entrepreneurs 22%
graduates
of the same university : 90 %
State


assessment period
regard to
a) Library : Yes, 160 books
b) Internet facilities for staff and : 3 Demonstration Rooms
students
c) Total number of class rooms : -
d) Class rooms with ICT facility : Yes
f) Research laboratories : Yes
university
universities
feedback from;
feedback?
feedback?


S. Name of the Alumini Professional Particulars
No.
1. Dr. Satish Jigjini Vice Chancellor, BLDE University,
Vijayapura
2. Dr. Prakash Patil Former Principal,Mayo Medical College,
Lucknow
3. Dr. B.K.Adiga Consultant Pathologist, Saudi Arabia
4. Dr. Narayan Murthy Consultant, Pathologist, Riyadh
5. Dr. Nitin Khirwadkar Consultant Pathologist, Liverpool, UK
6. Dr. Rajiv Swamy Consultant Pathologist, HCG, Bengaluru
7. Dr. Satya Rao Senior Histologist and Researcher,
Auckland University, New Zealand,
Ph.D Supervisor for distance learning
programme at Warnborough college,
ireland
8. Dr. Rajeev Mishra Prof. & Head, B.R.D Medical College,
Gorakhpur, UP
9. Dr. Achala Agarwal Consultant Pathologist, Delhi, Publisher
of MEDFIND Journal
10. Dr. Vijay Tilak Professor, Banaras Hindu University
44. Give details of student enrichment :  UG students- Student CPC Series
workshops / seminar) involving  UG Student- CME
external experts. :
45. List the teaching methods adopted : Lectures, Practicals, Demonstration,
by the faculty for different Tutorial, CPC series & Student
programs including clinical projects
teaching.
activities.

48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : CPC series, Poster presentation

department.
by other agencies? If yes, give and Research accredited ‘A’ grade by
details. NAAC and placed in category ‘A’ by
MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the contributions : The department is involved various
of the department in generating research projects and continued
new knowledge, basic or applied. educational programmes.
 Good student  Education for  Research  Setting up
faculty ratio paramedical consultancy infrastructure
 Excellent personnel on services, post for new
infrastructure proper clinical MD diagnostic
for UG, PG sample  To improve modalities
teaching collection pathological  Meeting the
 Library autopsy increasing
 Publications clinical
 Uninterrupted demands
annual CME
52. Future plans of the Department : Advanced diagnostic modalities like
 IHC, Fluorescent Microscopy,
 Flow Cytometry
 Cytogenetics

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Neurosurgery)
Department of Neurosurgery
1. Name of the Department : Neurosurgery
university?
4. Names of programs offered : M.Ch in Neurosurgery
fellowship, etc.)
institutions, etc.

departments
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 1 1 1
Lecturer - - -


No. of Years
Experience
Dr. S. S. MS, M.Ch Professor & Neurosurgery 33 years
Mahanshetti Head
Dr. Rajesh MS, M.Ch Assoc. 9 years
Y. Shenoy Professor
Dr. Raviraj MS, M.Ch Assoc. 9 years
S. Ghorpade Professor
Dr. Praful S. MS, M.Ch Assoc. 6 years
Maste Professor
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : 4: 1
Ratio
filled and actual
Clerk 1 1 1
16. Research thrust areas as : Skull base surgery, neuro-spinal surgery
agencies
received
a.National collaboration -
b.International collaboration -


received
22. Publications
published in peer reviewed
international)
 Monographs -
 Books edited -
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
average
 SNIP -
 SJR -
average
 h-index -
generated


income generated
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Faculty are regularly attended seminars
(Refresher / orientation and CMEs to update their knowledge
level by
 Faculty : -
 Doctoral / post doctoral : Dr. Praful S. Maste – completed
fellows Fellowship program in Orthopedic
Surgery held at Hallym University,
Seoul, South Korea from May to
November 2012.
 Students : -
Date Programme Venue
th th st
14 & 15 1 Karnataka Neurosciences J. N. Medical College,
May 2011 Academy (R) Conference 2011 Belagavi.
“KNSACON 2011”


ICMR, ICH & GCP.
MCh 2011 6 1 - 100% -
2012 9 2 - - -
2013 10 3 - - -
2014 8 3 - - -
MCh - 100% - -
UG to PG -
PG to Ph.D. -
Employed -
Entrepreneurs -
graduates
State


country
assessment period
regard to
students
university
universities
undertaken before the development programmes, feedbacks are obtained
in future.
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well as : -
teaching-learning-evaluation? If
yes, how does the department

b. students on staff, curriculum : -

feedback?
feedback?
external experts. :
45. List the teaching methods adopted : Seminars, Journal Clubs, Case
by the faculty for different presentations, OPD, IPD, Operation
programs including clinical Theaters
teaching.
47. Highlight the participation of : Attending all the mega health check-
students and faculty in extension up camps organized: Vajpayee
activities. Arogyashree Health check-up camps,
Mega Health check-up camps and
free mega health check-up camps.

department.



 Excellent  Collaborations  Developing sub-  To acquire and
infrastructure specialties of maintan ever
with latest neurosurgery improving
equipments like minimally newer advanced
 24 X 7 invasive equipments
services neurosurgery,
provided neuro-
endoscopy,
stereotactic
procedures,
pediatric
neurosurgery.
 To impart
“Value Based
Education” to
the students.
 To teach and
train M. Ch PG
students, medical
& paramedical
personnel to
keep pace with
the changing
trends in the
field.
52. Future plans of the Department :  Developing sub-specialties of
neurosurgery like minimally
invasive neurosurgery, neuro-
endoscopy, stereotactic
procedures, pediatric
neurosurgery.
 Acquiring new microscope,
ultrasound aspirator, intra-
operative ultrasound, etc.
 To procure equipment for
stereotactic neurosurgery, neuro-
endoscopy and cavitron
ultrasonic surgical aspirator.

Evaluative Reports Medical College (Paediatric Surgery)
Department of Paediatric Surgery
1. Name of the Department : Paediatric Surgery

university?
4. Names of programs offered : M.Ch in Paed. Surgery
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Radiology department
institutions, etc.

reasons.
departments
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 2 1 1
Assistant Professor 1 - -
Lecturer - - -


No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Santosh MS, M.Ch, Professor & Paed Surgery 8 years
B. Kurbet DNB Head
Dr. Vijay C. MS, M.Ch, Professor Paed Surgery 20 years
Pujar
professors
Ratio
filled and actual
 Clerk 1 1 1
16. Research thrust areas as : Ventriculo-peritoneal shunt, corrective
recognized by major funding surgeries for congenital anomalies
agencies
received
d. National collaboration -
e. International collaboration -
19. Departmental projects funded : One project in 2012 ICMR by Dr.
by ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC- Santosh B. Kurbet
received

22. Publications
 Number of papers published National = 13
in peer reviewed journals International= 01
 Monographs -
 Books edited -
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
average
 SNIP -
 SJR -
average
 h-index -
generated
income generated

26. Faculty serving in :  State –FIAPS Executive board

member of Karnataka:2013-2014–
Dr. Santosh B. Kurbet
 DAPS- Elected as President –
Dr. Vijay C. Pujar
d) Any other (specify) -
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Dr Santosh B Kurbet: trained in
(Refresher / orientation fellowship programmes of minimal
programs, workshops, training access surgery.
programs and similar programs). and DOME activities
level by
 Faculty 06
 Doctoral / post doctoral 02
fellows
 Students 02
30. Seminars / Conferences / : Date Programme
source of funding (national / 2012 International Paed Urology
international) with details of And Conferences
outstanding participants, if any 2014
ICMR, ICH & GCP.


MCh 2012 5 - 1 - -
MCh - 100% - -
UG to PG -
PG to Ph.D. -
Employed -
Entrepreneurs -
graduates
State
country
37. Number of faculty who were awarded : Dr Santosh B Kurbet awarded
M.Phil., DM, M Ch, Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.N.B in Paediatric Surgery, in 2013
D.Litt. during the assessment period


regard to
a) Library : Yes available
students
university
universities
the methodology.
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Yes, the department utilizes faculty
as teaching-learning- feedback to enhance teaching-
evaluation? If yes, how does learning process.
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : Yes. to improve teacher quality,
and teaching-learning- global acceptance of curriculum and
evaluation and how does the enhance teaching –learning methods.
feedback?


44. Give details of student enrichment : Journal club with experts, special
programs (special lectures / lectures on nuclear scans, etc
external experts. :
45. List the teaching methods adopted :  Bedside teaching
by the faculty for different  Journal club and seminar
programs including clinical  Teaching during operations
teaching.
46. How does the department ensure : Faculty meetings and feed back.
47. Highlight the participation of : Sports tournaments, Annual day
students and faculty in extension celebrations, dep’t programmes
activities.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus :
Presentations of papers, posters in
scholarly activities” of the almost every conference at regional,
department. state, national and international level
50. Briefly highlight the contributions : Classes For Undergraduates, and
of the department in generating Presentation of Journal Articles By
new knowledge, basic or applied. Faculty For The Benefit Of Student
 Excellent Lack of Good exposure Prepare
infrastructure and publications and to variety of students of self
latest equipments research disorders and reliance, and
 Teaching collaborations teaching abilities
oriented
52. Future plans of the Department : Development of sub specialties of
1.Minimal access surgery
2. Neonatal surgery.

Evaluative Reports Medical College (General Surgery)
Department of General Surgery

1. Name of the Department : General Surgery
university?
4. Names of programs offered : a. Undergraduate: MBBS
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated b. Postgraduate :M. S. General Surgery
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., c. Certificate Course in Minimal
Integrated Ph.D., Access Surgery (MAS)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Interdepartmental Meeting with
departments involved Radiology Dept. once in a month
institutions, etc.
reasons.
9. Participation of the department :  BDS III Year Students
in the courses offered by other  BPT III Year Students
departments
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 01 03 03
Lecturer - - -


No. of Years
Experience
Dr. S. S. MBBS, Professor & GI 29 years
Shimikore MS Gen- HOD Endoscopies 4 months
Surgery &
Laparoscopy
Surgeon
Dr. S. M. MBBS, Professor Gastroenterol 33 years
Uppin MS Gen- ogy 2 months
Surgery
Dr. A. S. MBBS, Professor Laparoscopic 35 years
Godhi MS Gen- Surgery 3 months
Surgery Medical
Education
Dr. V. M. MBBS, Professor TC & EMS 28 years
Uppin MS Gen- 4 months
Surgery
Dr. M. S. MBBS, Professor Pediatric 31 years
Sangolli MS Gen- Surgery 4 months
Surgery
Dr. P. S. MBBS, Professor Onco-Surgery 30 years
Pattanshetti MS Gen- 11 months
Surgery
Dr. S. C. MBBS, Professor Diabetic Foot 17 years
Metgud MS Gen- & GI Surgery, 10 months
Surgery Skin and off
tissue
infections
Dr. A. S. MBBS, Professor Laparoscopic 17 years
Gogate MS Gen- Surgery 7 months
Surgery
Dr. A. C. MBBS, Professor General 21 years
Pangi MS Gen- Surgery 3 months
Surgery
Dr. B. M. MBBS, Professor Wound 11 years
Kajagar MS Gen- Healing 7 months
Surgery
Dr. A. P. MS Gen- Associate Laparoscopy 12 years
Bellad Surgery Professor 1 month

Dr. V. M. MBBS, Associate Endoscopy 6 years

Pattanshetti MS Gen- Professor Laparoscopy 6 months
Surgery Hepato -
billiary
pancreatic
surgery &
Medical
Education
Dr. Savita K MBBS, Associate Laparoscopy 6 years
MS Gen- Professor GI Surgery 5 months
Surgery Hepatobiliary
Dr. Ramesh MBBS, Associate 6 years
S. Koujalagi MS Gen- Professor Laparoscopy 1 month
Surgery
Dr. Manoj MBBS, Associate G. I. Surgery 6 years
D. Togale MS Gen- Professor Oncosurgery 8 months
Surgery
Dr. Pushpa MBBS, MS Assistant Breast 5 years 7
Satish Gen-Surgery Professor Endocrine & months
Kumar Laparoscopy
Gastroenterol
ogy
Dr. Prashant MBBS, Assistant 3 years
Hombal MS Gen- Professor Laparoscopy 7 months
Surgery
Dr. Kumar MBBS, Assistant Surgical 2 years
Vinchurkar MS Gen- Professor Oncology 9 months
Surgery
Dr. Vasant MBBS, Assistant Urology 1 year
kumar V. MS Gen- Professor 6 months
Teggimani Surgery
Dr. MBBS, Assistant General 1 year
Mathapati MS Gen- Professor Surgery 2 months
Santosh Surgery
Dr. M. I. MBBS, Assistant General 1 year
Uppin MS Gen- Professor Surgery
Surgery
Dr. Smit MBBS, Assist Prof. Plastic 8 months
Shahi MS Gen- /Senior Surgery
Surgery Resident

Dr. Vijay MBBS, Assistant Plastic 5 months

Kumar N MS Gen- Professor Surgery
Surgery /Senior
Resident
Dr. Akshay MBBS, Assistant Endoscopy 2 months
B. Metgud MS Gen- Professor
Surgery /Senior
Resident
Dr. Srikanth MBBS, Senior Urology 3 months
P MS Gen- Resident
Surgery
Dr. Ranjeet MBBS, Senior Urology 3 months
A. Patil MS Gen- Resident
Surgery
Dr. Shreyas MBBS Senior Urology 3 months
K. MS Gen- Resident
Bhadranavar Surgery
Dr. Aditya MBBS Senior Plastic 2 months
Nanasaheb Resident Surgery
Patil
Dr. MBBS Senior Urology 2 months
Siddharth Resident
Manohar
Sarnaik
Dr.Kanbarkar MBBS, Senior Urology 2 months
Abhishek Resident
Arun
Dr. Vyas MBBS, Senior CVTS / 2 months
Nikunj Resident Pediatric
Jayprakash Surgery
Dr. Kiran N. MBBS, Senior Plastic 2 months
G. Resident Surgery
Dr. Sharma MBBS, Senior CVTS 1 month
Vikas Resident
Banvarilal B
professors

14. Program-wise Student Teacher :  MBBS: 6.06: 1

Ratio  MS. General Surgery : 0.96:1
filled and actual
16. Research thrust areas as : Laporoscopic surgery, Intestinal
recognized by major funding obstruction
agencies
received
f. National collaboration -
g. International collaboration -
19. Departmental projects funded :  CRASH- 2, Dr. Ashok C.Pangi,
by ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC- WHOObtained, LSHTM London,
SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR,  2 yrs - Completed.
AICTE, etc.; total grants  Low level laser therapy in diabetic
received foot ulcers in humans: a
randomized control study, Dr.
Basavaraj M. Kajagar, Self
Funding, 2007-2012-Completed
 A prospective study of pre- emptive
analgesia with lornoxicam in
procedures under spinal
anaesthesia- a randomized placebo
controlled double blind trial- Dr.
PrajnaBhargavi Kota, ICMR- Self
Funded, Obtained, ICMR
 2 months-Completed

22. Publications
 Number of papers published : State/Regional = 53
in peer reviewed journals National = 09
(national / international) International = 20
 Monographs : -
 Number listed in International : -
Database (For e.g. Web of
Science, Scopus, Humanities
International Complete, Dare
Database - International
Social Sciences Directory,
average
 SNIP : -
 SJR : -
average
 h-index : -
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and :  Dr. A. S. Godhi- Member BOS,
income generated BLDE University, Bijapur & Income
Generated- Nil
 Dr. A. S. Godhi- Member Editorial
Board, Al Ameen Journal of Medical
Sciences, Vijayapura & Income
Generated- Nil

 Dr. A. S. Godhi- Reviewer- D. Y.

Patil University Journal of Medical
Sciences- Kolhapur & Income
Generated- Nil
 Dr. M. S. Sangolli.- Member of Board
of Studies, faculty of surgery- Krishna
Institute of Medical Sciences
University, Karad. Income Generated-
Nil
25. Faculty selected nationally / :  Dr. S. S. Shimikore, Fellowship in
internationally to visit other Laproscopic Colorectal Surgery,
laboratories / institutions / Korea University Medical Centre,
industries in India and abroad st th
South Korea, 31 May to 28 June
2010 at Korea University Medical
Centre, South Korea.
 Dr. V. M. Pattanshetti, Training in
Upper GI scopy, Digestive Disease
Centre, Endoscopy Research
st
Foundation, Mumbai, On 1 June to
th
15 June 2010 at Mumbai DCC.
c) Editorial Boards Dr. A. S. Godhi- Member -Al Ameen
Journal of Medical Sciences ,
Vijayapura
27. Faculty recharging strategies :  Yes (yearly CME, Workshop &
(Refresher / orientation Guest Lectures organized by the
programs, workshops, training Dept. & DOME Activities) list of
programs and similar CME, Workshops, Guest Lectures
programs). Organized /attended by faculty-
o CME: 05
o Workshop: 03
 Guest Lecture: 06

 percentage of students doing : One student (MBBS) has done ICMR

projects in collaboration Sponsor Project
level by
 Faculty :  H. S. Bhat Oration at KSC-ASI
Annual Conference on 20th February
2010 at Bagalkot.
 Won Vidyaranya Best Video
Paper Award at KSC-ASI Annual
Conference on 20th February 2010 at
Bagalkot.
 Awarded FIAGES at IAGES 2010
& FIAGES Convocation on 18th to
20th February 2010 at Delhi
st
 1 Prize for Paper Presentation in
National Conference Topic: Efficacy
of Low level laser therapy in
diabetic wound healing dynamic- a
randomized control trail. Annual
conference of DFSI (Diabetic Foot
st nd rd
Society of India), 1 , 2 , & 3 Oct-
2010 at Hotel Lalit Ashok,
Bengaluru.
 Awarded the Best paper, (NFD
Conference 2011), KLES Dr.
th th
Belagavi, on 13 & 14 August 2011
at KLES Dr. Prabhakar Kore
Hospital & MRC, Belagavi.
 Awarded as one Best Vice -
President & Prize for Best
Performance at the zonal level,
International College of Surgeons-
rd th
Indian section, on 23 & 24
September 2011 at Srinagar,
Kashmir
 Awarded Vidyaranya Video Award

for the year KSC-ASICON 2012-

30th Annual Conference KSC-
ASICON 2012, On 11th February
2012 at KIMS Auditorium, Huballi
 2nd Prize Silver Medal –(Poster
Presented) DFSI Conference on 7th
to 9th Sept 2012 at Hyderabad
 FIAGES Degree awarded to 12
staff members
 FMAS Degree Awarded to two
staff members
 Minimal Access Surgery
Fellowship exit Examination
 Doctoral/post doctoral fellows : 01- Ph. D.
 Students :  Dr. Soumitra Shah- Won Best PG
Paper Award at KSC-ASICON
2010 on 20th February 2010 at
Bagalkot
 Dr. Vivek Saraf – Gold Medal
 Dr. Abhay Agarwal- Gold Medal
 Dr. Aditya N. Patil Paper Awarded
10th& 11th Surgery CME 2009 120 KLES Dr. Prabhakar
October 2009 Kore Hospital& MRC,
Belagavi
5th July 2010Guest Lecture: 107 Anatomy Lecture Hall,
Topic: Acute JNMC, Belagavi.
Abdomen
th
27 Workshop: 48 Dept. of Surgery
September Laparoscopic Hernia Lecture Hall, JNMC,
2010 Repair Workshop Belagavi.
rd th
23 & 24 CME: 121 KLES Dr. Prabhakar
October 2010 14th CME in Surgery Kore Hospital& MRC,
2010 along with PG Belagavi
Alumni Meet

05th April Live Telecast 49 Dept. of Surgery Lecture

2011 (India Surgical Hall, JNMC, Belagavi.
Infection Summit)
24th& 25th Surgery CME 91 KLES Dr. Prabhakar
September Kore Hospital& MRC,
2011 Belagavi
21st October Guest Lecture Topic: 50 Dept. of Surgery Lecture
2011 “Consumer Protection Hall, JNMC, Belagavi.
Act & General
Surgeons”
10th Dec 2011 Personality 25 Dept. of Surgery Lecture
Development Program Hall, JNMC, Belagavi.
Title: “Inner Circle”
Personality
Development Program
14th March “Recent advances in Dept. of Surgery Lecture
2012 renal cell carcinoma” 27 Hall, JNMC, Belagavi.
4th April 2012 A “Hands on 35 KLES Dr. Prabhakar
experience” workshop Kore Charitable
on stapling techniques Hospital, Belagavi
5th& 6th 16th Surgery CME 89 KLES Dr. Prabhakar
October 2012 2012 Kore Hospital& MRC,
Belagavi
23rd January Philosophy & 30 Dept. of Surgery Lecture
2013 Principles of Hall, JNMC, Belagavi.
Laparoscopy
25th& 26th 17th Surgery CME & 137 KLES Dr. Prabhakar
October 2013 2nd PG Alumni Meet Kore Hospital& MRC,
2013 Belagavi
ICMR, ICH & GCP.

MS 2010 1712 9 - 50% -
2011 1603 8 1 100% 100%
2012 1841 10 - - -
2013 2037 8 2 - -
2014 2205 26 8 - -


M.S. 8.33% - 91.66% -
UG to PG 42%
PG to Ph.D. 1%
Employed -
Entrepreneurs 55%
graduates
State
country
assessment period
regard to

a) Library : Available, 81 Books

students
f) Research laboratories : Central Laboratory
a. from the host institution / : 01 (Dr. B. M. Kajagar)
university
universities
41. Was any need assessment exercise : No
feedback from;
evaluation? If yes, how does Examiners& curriculum is revised
feedback?
c. alumni and employers on the : Yes (UG & PG Curriculum is revised
programs offered and how once in a three years as per the
does the department utilize the feedback collected from the PG
feedback? alumni)
1. Dr. Abhinandan Hanji- Director, R. G. Stone Clinic, Mumbai

2. Dr. Vivek Saraf- Asst. Prof of GI Surgery, Amrita Institute, Kochi

3. Dr. Vivek Hiregoudar, Vascular Surgeon – JIVAS, Bengaluru
4. Dr. I. B. Havannavar- Prof & Head, Dept. of Surgery, BIMS, Belagavi.
5. Dr. Ashok Murgod, DHO, Belagavi District
44. Give details of student enrichment :  Guest Lectures by Super
programs (special lectures / specialist
workshops / seminar) involving  Workshops
external experts. :  CME conducted regularly
45. List the teaching methods adopted :  Bedside Clinics – UG & PG
by the faculty for different  Tutorials with PowerPoint
programs including clinical presentation - UG
teaching.  Morning Session Theory Classes
– UG
 Live Demonstration of surgeries-
UG
 Clinical Case Discussion – PG
 Journal Club- PG (Once in a
month at Digital
 Library)
 Seminar- PG
 Symposium- PG
 Interdepartmental Meeting with
Radiology- PG
 Clinical Skills Lab- PG
46. How does the department ensure : Planned time table for each term,
that program objectives are OSCE Test, Clinical End Posting,
constantly met and learning Internal Exams, Day-to-day activities
students and faculty in extension Postgraduate students participate
activities. in Free Medical Health Checkup
Camps regularly.
Activities
 Resource Person for Interns
Orientation Program
Postgraduates have participated in
Exhibition

 Faculty members &

Postgraduates present Papers &
Posters in Conferences.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Students are encouraged to take up
scholarly activities” of the research activities
department.
50. Briefly highlight the contributions :  The final year MBBS Students
of the department in generating are deputed to Skills Lab for
new knowledge, basic or applied. learning Basic Surgical Skills.
 Faculty & Postgraduates
participate in publication in peer
reviewed & indexed journals
 Good Hospital  To get  To start  Meeting
facility government specialty increasing
 Highly sponsored clinics clinical
qualified senior projets /  Training demands
staff schemes programme
 Availability of  Collaborations for faculty
advanced and students
surgical in research
instruments
52. Future plans of the Department :  To start Stoma Clinic
 To start Diabetic Foot Clinic
 To strengthen Minimal Access
 Surgery (MAS)
 To undertake more research
 activities

Evaluative Reports Dental College (Oral Medicine)
KLEU VISHWANATH KATTI INSTITUTE OF DENTAL SCIENCES - BELAGAVI
Department of Oral Medicine Diagnosis & Radiology

1. Name of the Department : Oral Medicine Diagnosis & Radiology
3. Is the Department part of a college / : Yes,
Faculty of the university? Department is part of a college
4. Names of programs offered (UG, : Under Graduate 1990
PG, Pharm D, Integrated Post Graduate 1993
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Ph.D - 2007
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : The department has
departments involved Clinicopathological Meet (CPC) thrice
a year with 3 departments participating
(Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, Oral
& Maxillofacial Surgery).
6. Courses in collaboration with : The department does not have any courses
other universities, industries, in collaboration with other universities,
foreign institutions, etc. industries, foreign institutions.
7. Details of programs discontinued : None
if any, with reasons.
9. Participation of the department :  Postgraduate diploma in health
in the courses offered by other profession education (PGDHPE)
departments  Certificate course in Implantology.
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 3 4 4
Assistant Professor
Lecturer 3 4 4
Tutor / Clinical Instructor
Senior Resident


Name No. Yrs of
Qualification Designation Specialization
Experience
Dr. Anjana MDS Professor & Oral Medicine 18 years
Bagewadi Head and Radiology 6 months
Dr. Vaishali MDS Professor 17 years
Keluskar 2 months
Dr. Arvind MDS Professor 14 Years
Shetti 10 months
Dr. Zameera MDS Professor 12 Years
Naik
Dr. Vasanti MDS Reader 7 Years
Jirge 5 months
Dr. Shivayogi MDS Reader 7 Years
Charantimath 5 months
Dr. Namratha MDS Lecturer 1 year
Patil
Dr. Daneshwari MDS Lecturer 6 months
Koshti
Dr. Kajal MDS Lecturer 5 months
Bengeri
professors
temporary faculty – program- faculties and no temporary faculty
wise information members in the Department
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : BDS: 15:1
Ratio MDS: 2:1
filled and actual
SDA 2 2 2
Clerk 1 1 1
Radiographer 2 2 2
Staff Nurse 1 1 1
Attender 4 4 4
Total 10 10 10

16. Research thrust areas as : 

Identifying Tobacco related lesions
recognized by major funding and treating potentially malignant
agencies disorders with herbal medicine
 Maintaining tobacco registry since
2002
 Tobacco cessation cell since 2012.
 Oncogrid: A Health Approach to
prevention & early diagnosis of
oral cancer in rural south India.
International
Funding Grants
Ongoing Project Title Year International
Agencies received
Ongoing Multicentric study 2014 International Boston 60,000
ONCOGRID - A Mobile Health University
(mHealth) approach to
prevention and early diagnosis of
Oral cancer in Rural south India.
ICMR
Date
Sl. Grants
Topic & National
No. Received
Year
1. Effect of green tea on gingival health among 2010 Rs. National
18-20 years old adults a randomized control 10,000/-
trial.
2. Assessing knowledge and attitude about 2012 Rs. National
dental waste disposal among dental 10,000/-
practitioners – questionnaire study
3. Assessment of oral manifestations and their 2013 Rs. National
relation with CD4 count in HIV patients of 10,000/-
Belagavi city
4. To evaluate knowledge & attitude among 2013 Rs. National
Interns of two Institute towards treating HIV 10,000/-
patients in Belagavi population
18. Inter-institutional collaborative : __
projects and associated grants received
b. International collaboration : Ongoing Multicentric study

ONCOGRID- A Mobile Health

(mHealth) approach to
prevention and early diagnosis
of Oral cancer in Rural south
India.
Year : 2014
Agency : Boston University
Grants Received : 60,000
19. Departmental projects funded by : __
ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS,
DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, etc.; total
grants received
20. Research facility / centre with
 State recognition
 National recognition
 International recognition
21. Special research laboratories sponsored :
by / created by industry or corporate
bodies
22. Publications :
 Number of papers published in : National : 11
peer reviewed journals (national / International : 49
international)
 Monographs : -
 Books with ISBN with details of : -
publishers
 Number listed in International : -
Database - International Social
Sciences Directory, EBSCO host,
Medline, etc.)
 Citation Index – range / average : -
 SNIP : -
 SJR : -
 Impact Factor – range / average : -
 h-index : -


generated
24. Areas of consultancy and income : Free consultancy is provided to
generated patients at KLE Dr Prabhakar
Kore Hospital and Medical
Research Centre, Belagavi
25. Faculty selected nationally / : Nil
laboratories / institutions / industries in
India and abroad
a) National committees :Vice-President of Indian
Academy of Oral Medicine and
Radiology for the year 2010 to
2011.
c) Editorial Boards : 1. Editor – DDE, KLE VK
Institute of Dental Sciences,
Belagavi.
2. Editor – ‘Perception”
College Journal, KLE VK
Belagavi–2010-12, 2012-14.
3. Co-editor – ‘Perception”
College journal, KLE VK
Belagavi - 2014.
4. Editor- College magazine,
KLE VK Institute of Dental
Sciences, Belagavi 2014.
Number of
Year Faculty Recharging Programmes
Faculty Attended
2010 1. PG Orientation Programme 2
2. Qualitative Research and Bio- ethics 1
3. Data Analysis for Social Science Research 1
for Ph.D 1
4. Ergonomics in Health & Stress
Management: Optimizing the quality of life


2. Research methodology and Biostatistics 1
3. Item Analysis & MCQ writing 1
2. Roentgen week 7
3. Evidence Based Dentistry 1
4. Teaching Learning Methodology 1
5. Preventive Oncology 1
2. Roentgen week 8
3. OSPE AND OSCE workshop 8
4. Integrated teaching workshop 6
5. Right to Health & Creating New Cadre of 1
Doctors for Primary / Basic Health Care
6. Antibiotics and dentistry 1
7. Effective presentation skills 2
2. Lasers in contemporary dentistry 8
2.OSPE AND OSCE workshop 9
3. Forensic Hands Workshop 1
4. Hands on workshop Microteaching 1
5. Advances in Dental Education. 1
6. Evidence based dentistry 2
7. Scholarship & Portfolio for the dental educator 2
8. Micro teaching 3
 Percentage of students who have : Post graduate 100%
taken up in-house projects including
inter-departmental projects
 percentage of students doing projects : Nil
in collaboration with other
universities / industry / institute
29. Awards / recognitions received at the :
national and international level by
 Faculty :
 Doctoral / post doctoral fellows :
 Students :  Paper Presentation : 5
 Essay Competition :6
 Best Dissertation : 2
 Poster presentation:1

30. Seminars/ Conferences / Workshops :

organized and the source of funding
(national / international) with details of
Year Programe Venue No. of Participants
rd th
Sept 23 & 24 National PG KLE 516
2011, KLE VK IDS convention of VK
IAOMR IDS
31. Code of ethics for research followed : Guidelines on Code of Conduct for
by the departments Human Research Science issued
by ICMR, ICH & GCP.
2010 – 2013 776 1 2 100% 100%
2011 – 2014 773 - 3 100%
2012 – 2015 1137 1 2 - -
2013 – 2016 853 2 1 - -
2014 – 2017 496 - 3 - -
Name of % of students % of students % of students % of
the from the same from other from students
Program university universities universities from
within the outside the other
State
State countries
MDS 33% 33% 67% -
34. How many students have cleared : Nil
35. Student progression : Percentage against enrolled
UG to PG
PG to M.Phil, DM / M Ch / DNB
PG to Ph.D.
Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral
Employed


Entrepreneurs
Percentage of faculty who are : 22%
graduates
State
from universities outside the country :
37. Number of faculty who were : No faculty members have been
awarded M.Phil., DM, M Ch, Ph.D., awarded M. Phil., DM, M Ch,
D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt.
assessment period
to
a) Library :  Books : Total Books – 80
 CDS : 177
b) Internet facilities for staff and : Internet facilities are accessible
students to all staff and students
d) Class rooms with ICT facility and : 3
university
b. from other institutions / : There are no Ph.D candidates
universities from other universities.
40. Number of post graduate students : 9 post graduate students are
getting financial assistance from the getting stipend of Rs 3000/- per
university. PG per month
undertaken before the development programmes, feed backs are
of new program(s)? If so, highlight obtained from alumni and
the methodology. students. The necessary changes
to be made are discussed at

department meetings and then

forwarded to board of studies,
academic council for
feedback from;
b. faculty on curriculum as well as : - Feedbacks obtained are
teaching-learning-evaluation? If analyzed and necessary
yes, how does the department changes in the curriculum are
utilize the feedback? implemented.
c. students on staff, curriculum and : - Feedbacks are obtained from

teaching-learning-evaluation and UG and PG students on
how does the department utilize curriculum, these are
the feedback? analyzed and forwarded to
Board of Students, KLEU for
implementing further
changes.
d. alumni and employers on the : - The Feedback obtained from

programs offered and how does alumni and employers are
the department utilize the discussed in departmental
feedback? meetings, analyzed and
forwarded to Board of
Students for necessary action.
43. List the distinguished alumni of the -

Sl
Name Position Held Institution attached to
No
1. Dr. Shraddha Malhotra Professor Manipal Hospital,
Bangalore
2. Dr. Soheyl Sheikh Prof. & Head M.M. College of Dental
Sciences, Mullana,
Ambala
3. Dr. Abdul Rahman Professor Consultant in Qatar
4. Dr. Ramachandra Professor United Kingdom
5. Dr. Arati Doshi Prof. & Head Modern Dental College,
Indore
6. Dr. Renuka Karehonn Prof. & Head Maratha Mandal’s
Nathajirao G Halgekar

Institute of Dental
Sciences & Research
Centre, Belagavi
7. Dr. Mohit Pal Singh Prof. & Head Pacific Dental College,
Udaipur.
8. Dr. Abhinav Kumar Reader Consultant in Dubai
9. Dr. Ajay Parihar Reader Indore ,Oracle CBCT
center
10. Dr. Ellur Venkatesh Oral Physician College of Dentistry
& Radiologist Qaseem Private College
KSA.MOB:
0531696618
Sl
Date Presenter Title
No
1. 15 /3/ 2010 Dr. Shailesh Lele Digital Radiology
2. 5/3/ 2011 Dr. Kaustubh Sansare Cone Beam CT
3. 5/7/ 2012 Dr. Srinivas Practice what you preach! Not
merely the “Oral Physician”
4. 4/11/2012 Dr. Gautam Deshpande, CBCT Workshop
Dr.FrenyKarjodkar,
Dr. Subodh Sontakke,
Dr. Neha Gupta,
Dr. Nimish Prakash,
5. 05/11/2012 Dr Freny Karjodkar Radiographic interpretation
(Interactive session) & Quiz
6. 08/11/2012 Dr. Ajit Dinkar, “Waste management in dental
clinics” for general dental
practitioners
7. 21/06/2013 Dr. Kishore Bhat “Scope of research in Oral
Microbiology”
8. 11/11/2013 Dr. S. K. Joshi Scope of USG in Head & Neck
area
9. 12/11/2013 Dr. Ajay Parihar Hands on workshop on CBCT
10. 15/11/2013 Dr. Surekha Puranik Radiology Seminar
11. 3/11/2014 Dr. Shirish Ghan Sialendoscopy - technique &
scope
12. 5/11/2014 iCAT company Demonstration of CBCT
machine

13. 6/11/2014 Dr. Ajay Parihar Discussion of 200 Interesting

CBCT cases
14. 7/11/2014 Dr. Hemanth Umarji Principles of Radiographic
interpretation
15. 8/11/2014 Dr. Manisha Khorate Radiology Seminar
45. List the teaching methods adopted :  Power point presentation
by the faculty for different programs  Chair side discussion/ Case
including clinical teaching. based learning
 Group activity
 Interactive sessions
 Seminar
 Radiology simulator
 Chair side discussion / Case
Discussions
 Clinical postings for basic
subjects and oncology &
radiotherapy
 Journal clubs and critical
evaluation
 Seminars (Basic and Subject)
 Radiographic Discussions
 Minor Research Projects
 Cliniocpathological Meet
46. How does the department ensure : The department ensures that
that program objectives are program objectives are constantly
constantly met and learning met and learning outcomes are
outcomes are monitored? monitored by faculty members in
the following ways
1. Generating interest among
students by introducing
innovative teaching methods
like case based learning.
2. Conducting interactive
sessions and obtaining
feedbacks from students.
These are further discussed in
Departmental Meetings every
month to assess the progress of
the UG and PGs in the
department.

47. Highlight the participation of :

The faculty and students actively
students and faculty in extension participate in extension activities
activities. like Dental check-up and
treatment camps, NSS Activities
like No Tobacco Day, World
Health Day, World Environment
Day, Red Cross Society and
programmes organized by KLE
Swashakti Empowerment Cell for
Women
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : The UG’s & PG’s are encouraged
scholarly activities” of the to take up short term research
department. projects for presentation &
publications
department is accredited/ graded by KLE Academy of Higher
other agencies? If yes, give details. Education and Research which is
accredited ‘A’ grade by NAAC
and placed in Category ‘A’ by
MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the contributions of :  Integrated teaching & learning
the department in generating new modules
knowledge, basic or applied.  Case based learning
 CITI programme
 Roentgen week is conducted
every year where experienced
faculty is invited as resource
persons to share their expertise.
 Enthusiastic  MoU  Research Establishment
faculty  External collaborations of well
shouldering funding for with other equipped
responsibility of research universities Radiology
dept. and Institute.  Publications center with
 Regular academic CBCT.
programme.
 Rich resources for
student training

 Range of cases for

UG & PG training
52. Future plans of the Department :  To establish MoUs with foreign
universities.
 To promote research with herbal
medicine for potentially malignant
disorders
 To organize National Conference of
Indian Academy of Oral Medicine
and Radiology – 2016
 To establish detection center for
Oral precancer and cancer along
with Dept. of Oral Pathology.

Evaluative Reports Dental College (Public Heath Dentistry)
Department of Public Health Dentistry

1. Name of the Department : Public Health Dentistry
university?
4. Names of programs offered : a. Under Graduate 1990
(UG, PG, PharmD, Integrated b. Post Graduate 1992
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., c. Ph.D (Full time scholars and part
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, time scholars) 2007
Diploma, PG Diploma, d. Integrated Ph.D 2007
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : The Department does not have any
departments involved Interdisciplinary programs
6. Courses in collaboration with : The Department had PG exchange
other universities, industries, program with Meenakshi Ammal
foreign institutions, etc. Dental college & Hospital , Chennai.
7. Details of programs : No programs in the Department have
discontinued, if any, with been discontinued
reasons.
9. Participation of the department :
The Department staff and post graduate
in the courses offered by other students have participated in the
departments courses like MHPE , Dental Implants,
Diploma in Value Added Spirituality
Professors/Asst. Professors/others):
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 1 2 2
Reader
Assistant Professor - - -
Lecturer 2 2 2
Tutor / Clinical - - -
Instructor


Name No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Anil V. MDS Professor & Public Health 18 Years 8
Ankola HOD Dentistry months
Dr. Mamata MDS ,Ph.D 9 years
Professor
Hebbal 6months
Dr Mahantesh MDS 7 years 6
Reader
Siddibhavi months
Dr. Roopali M. MDS (Ph.D) 6 years 7
Reader
S. months
Dr. Pratibha A. MDS (PG 3 Years 6
Lecturer
Patil DHPE) months
Dr. Sagar MDS 2 Years 2
Lecturer
Jalihal months
Dr Sunil BDS Dental 1 Year
Gunda Surgeon
Ayurvedic
Dr. BDS Dental 1 Year
Vishwanath Surgeon
Ganiger Gokak
Dr P. Vijaya BDS Dental 1 Year
Krishna Surgeon
Gokak
Dr Anjanadevi BDS Dental 7 Months
Gouder Surgeon
Gokak
Dr Kasturi BDS Dental 1 Year
Jangi Surgeon
Nipani
Dr Priyanka BDS Dental 11 Months
Killedar Surgeon
Nipani
Dr Snehal BDS Dental 8 Months
Chougule Surgeon
Nipani
Dr Lalita BDS Dental 1 Year
Hanbar Surgeon
Bailhongal
Dr Nagaratna BDS Dental 1 Year
Hiregoudar Surgeon
Bailhongal


professors
13. Percentage of classes taken by : There are no temporary faculty in the
temporary faculty – program- Department.
wise information
Ratio MDS: 2:1
15. Number of academic support :
Sanctioned Filled Actual
filled and actual
Administrative 1 1 1
Staff 3 3 3
Total 4 4 4
16. Research thrust areas as :  Prevention of dental disease with
recognized by major funding alternative herbal drugs/ medicine
agencies i.e. to discover cost effective
preventive methods for the public
 Research on herbal products.
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : National : 1
projects from a) national b) Funding Agency : ICMR
international funding agencies Total Grants (approved): 6 lakhs
and c) Total grants received. Project title : Effectiveness of
Give the names of the funding Licorice varnish, fluoride varnish and
agencies, project title and grants combination both on initial Lesions of
received project-wise. : early childhood caries in 3 to 4 old
preschool children of Belagavi city – A
randomized controlled trail.
received
b. International : Ongoing Multicentric study
collaboration ONCOGRID- A Mobile Health
(mHealth) approach to prevention and
early diagnosis of Oral cancer in Rural
south India.
Year : 2014
Funding Agency : Boston University

19. Departmental projects funded by :

received
Funding agency
Sl
Study Title & amount Duration Status
No
received
1. Dental Anxiety among Rs. 5000/ 2 months Completed
children before and after 2010
dental treatment
2. Effectiveness of herbal & Rs. 5000/ 2 months Completed
fluoridated tooth paste on 2010
plaque and gingival score
among residents of working
women’s hostel.
Randomized controlled trial
3. Assessment of knowledge, Rs. 5000/ 2 months Completed
attitude & Practices 2010
regarding tobacco smoking
among 14-18 years old
school & pre university
students in Belagavi city,
Karnataka.
4. Relationship between Rs.10000 2 months Completed
parental perception of 2011
child’s oral health using
ECOHI S and ECC among
preschool children in
Belagavi city
5. Awareness about oral Rs.10000 2 months Completed
cancer and oral potentially 2011
malignant disorder among
rural population of
Belagavi District
6. Evaluation of two health Rs.10000 2 months Completed
education methods 2012
regarding ill effects of
tobacco in 12 years old
school children – A field
trial

7. Dental caries, erosion and Rs.10000 2 months Completed

its assoc. with dietary 2012
factors among 12-15 year
old school children in
Belagavi City
8. Assessment of reasons Rs.10000 2 months Completed
preventing regular dental 2012
care among rural
population of Belagavi
9. Knowledge attitude and Rs.10000 2 months Completed
utilization of dental 2013
auxiliaries by Dental
practitioner I Belagavi City
– A cross sectional study
10. Dental caries and Rs.10000 2 months Completed
interdental spacing among 2013
4-6 years old rural & urban
children
11. Oral health related Rs.10000 2 months Completed
knowledge attitude , 2013
practice among pregnant
women of Belagavi, urban
Rural comparison
20. Research facility / centre with :
 National recognition : Dr Prabhakar Kore Basic Sciences
Research Center [ BSRC] [ and
Regional Medical Research Centre,
Belagavi [RMRC] of Indian Council
of Medical Research [ ICMR] ,
Belagavi
21. Special research laboratories : The Department does not have any tie
sponsored by / created by up with Special research laboratories
industry or corporate bodies sponsored by / created by industry or
corporate bodies.
22. Publications :
 Number of papers published : National : 15

 Monographs : -
 Books with ISBN with : 1. A Text Book of Public Health
details of publishers Dentistry CM Marya , Jaypee
publication, ISBN : 9350257098
2. Smokeless tobacco and its effect on
oral health – A comprehensive
review of literature, Vikneshan
Murugaboopathy , Lambert
Academic Publication. ISBN :- 978-
3-659-25441-3
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
average
 SNIP : -
 SJR : -
 Impact Factor range/ average : 0.3 - 4.72
 h-index : -
23. Details of patents and income : The Patent Office Journal 15/11/2013
generated 28630
Patent : Application No :
4887/CHE/2013 A
Audio Tactile Performance (ATP)
Technique for Training Visually Impaired
Children in Oral Hygiene Maintenance.
Published in ‘The Patient Office Journal’
Issue No. 46/2013. 15/11/2013 page no
28630.
This patency does not generate any income
24. Areas of consultancy and : Consultancy through Primary and
income generated Satellite Centers and ECHS
Amount Generated : Rs 14,104,271

25. Faculty selected nationally / : No Faculty selected nationally /

internationally to visit other internationally to visit other
laboratories / institutions / laboratories / institutions / industries in
industries in India and abroad India and abroad
a) National committees :
c) Editorial Boards : One faculty was invited as editor for
the journal of dental problems &
solutions
Number of
Faculty Attended
2010  Workshop Advanced epidemiology 2
 Teaching methodology and tobacco 1
cessation curriculum
2011  Workshop on MCQ Multiple Choice 2
question- Training & Validation
 Workshop Research Methodology & 4
Biostatistics
 Workshop Principles & practice of 1
Epidemiology
 Workshop How to get Published ? 1
2012  Workshop UDEHP Orientation course for 2
newly recruited faculty
 Hands on in Trouble shooting on 1
Endodontics
 Management of Radiographic waste 1
 Workshop Biostatistics 1
 SAMSHODHANA – Searching research 1
 Fundamental of biostatistics principles of 1
epidemiology and SPSS
1
 Linear regression, Logistic regression &
1
survival analysis
 SEARAME NCHPE

2013  Antibiotics in Dentistry 1

 Workshop Pharmacovigilance 1
 Right to health & creating new cadre of 2
doctors for primary / basic health care
 Integrated teaching programme 4
 Effective presentation on skills for doctors 4
 Fiber post & core 4
1
 Reforms in examination assessment
5
 Bio Medical waste management &
Handling Rules-A guide to general
2
Practioner
1
 Research methodology and medical ethics 1
 Nabl accreditations for research centers
 Clinical skills lab BLS and ACLS
2014  OSCE /OSPE 2
 Oral health policy phase- 1 for Karnataka 1
 Short course on clinical trials and meta 2
analyses 2
 Role of Private colleges in Indian higher 1
education
 WHO [ World Health Education] ‘Action
plan for promoting oral health &
surveillance in the south- East Asia Region’
 Percentage of students who : Post graduate 100%
 percentage of students doing : Nil
institute
29. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by :
 Faculty : Best Paper Award -1
fellows
 Students :  Paper Presentation : 6
 Essay Competition :2
 Poster presentation:1


ICMR, ICH & GCP.
Program (refer received Male Female Male Female
to question no. 4)
2010 - 2013 776 3 0 100% -
2011 - 2014 773 2 1 100% 100%
2012 - 2015 1137 1 2 - -
2013 - 2016 853 1 2 - -
2014 - 2017 496 2 1 - -
question no. same within the outside the countries
4) university State State
2010 - 33% 67% -
2011 33% 33% 33% -
2012 - 100% - -
2013 - 67% 33% -
2014 33% 33% 33% -
Services examinations, NET,
SET, GATE, USMLE, PLAB,
GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS,
IELTS and other competitive
examinations? Give details
category-wise.
Student Progression Percentage against enrolled
UG to PG 48%
PG to M.Phil, DM/ M Ch / DNB Nil

PG to Ph.D. 16%
Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral Nil
Employed
recruitment
Entrepreneurs Nil
Percentage of faculty who are
graduates
of the same university 1
from other universities within
the State
from universities from other 1
States
from universities outside the Nil
country
37. Number of faculty who were : 1 – Ph.D
Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during
the assessment period
regard to
a) Library : Books : Total Books – 133
b) Internet facilities for staff and : Internet facilities are accessible to all
students staff and students
students and Research
Associates:
a. from the host institution /
university:

Sl. Name of the Date of

Gender Guide Area of Work
No faculty member enrolment
1 Dr Roopali Female 2013 Guide Effectiveness of
Sankeshwari Dr Anil V Licorice varnish ,
[Part time ] Ankola fluoride varnish and
combination of both
Co- guide on initial lesions of
Dr Kishore early childhood caries
Bhat in 3-4 year old
preschool children of
Belagavi city – A
Randomized
controlled trial
2 Dr Shilpa Gunjal Female 2013 Guide Comparison of
[Full time ] Dr Anil V effectiveness of
Ankola Morus Alba and
chlorhexidine gels on
moderate
periodontitis among
25 to 45 yr old
subjects – A Hospital
based randomized
controlled trial
b. from other institutions / : There are no Ph.D candidates from
universities other universities.
40. Number of post graduate : All the post graduate students are
students getting financial getting stipend of Rs 3000/- per month
assistance from the university. and full time Ph.D scholars are getting
stipend of Rs 15000/- per month
41. Was any need assessment : The department does not have any
exercise undertaken before the program
development of new
program(s)? If so, highlight the
methodology.
42. Does the department obtain
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Regular departmental meetings are
as teaching-learning- conducted where modifications in the
evaluation? If yes, how does curriculum are made based on the feed
the department utilize the back received from all the faculty.
feedback? Necessary changes are made

b. students on staff, curriculum :  Feedbacks are taken from the UG

and teaching-learning- students after theory classes and
evaluation and how does the necessary modifications in the
department utilize the teaching methodology are
feedback? implemented based on the feedback
obtained.
 Feedbacks are taken from the PG
students after University exams and
necessary modifications in the
curriculum are made.
c. alumni and employers on the : Alumni Feedback are taken
does the department utilize
the feedback?
Sl
Name ADDRESS
No
1. Dr Navin Ingle KD Dental College , staff Qtrs no 2 , Mathura
Prof & HOD UP
2. Dr Ajay Bhambal H- 443 E 7, Arera Colony , Bhopal, MP
Prof & HOD
3. Dr Sahana Hegade D.Y. Patil Dental College and Hospital Pimpri
Prof & HOD Mahesh Nagar, Pune , Maharashtra
4. Dr Charu Mohan 986, Sector 15, Faridabad Haryana
Prof & HOD
5. Dr PradeepTangade Kothiwal Dental College And Research Center
Prof & HOD & Hospital Moramustaqueemkanth Road,
Moradabad
6. Dr Anil Ahuja Army Dental College , Sekandrabad
Prof & HOD
7. Dr Arun Dodmani APCM Dental College Dhule
Vice Principal
8. DrAbhijeet Hoshing Rural Dental College Of Pravara Medical
Prof & HOD Trust, P.O Loni Tal Rahata
9. Dr Meena Choudhari M.A Rangoonwala Dental College, Pune
Prof & Head
10. Dr Hari Kiran R. V. Dental College No Ca 37, 24th Main ,
Prof & HOD First Phase, J.P Nagar , Bangalore
11. Dr Chandrashekhar Reddy Meenaxi Ammal Dental College , Chennai
Professor

12. Dr Pradnya Hegde Chattisgadh

Prof & Head
13. Dr P.G. Naveen Kumar College of Dental Sciences , Davangere
Prof& Head
44. Give details of student :  Diploma Course In Value
enrichment programs (special Education And Spirituality , Art of
lectures / workshops / seminar) living, ART workshop, P.G.
involving external experts. : Exchange programmes are
undertaken
45. List the teaching methods :  Focus group discussion
adopted by the faculty for  Chair side discussion
different programs including  OSCE OSPE
clinical teaching.  Seminar (subject and basic)
 Pedagogy
 Journal clubs
 Critical evaluation
 Literary discourse
46. How does the department ensure : The department ensures that program
that program objectives are objectives are constantly met and
constantly met and learning learning outcomes are monitored in the
outcomes are monitored? following ways
 By conducting Academic Review
Committee meeting
 By conducting Departmental
Meetings
 Yearly PG Log books
 PG appraisal form
 Daily work diary
 UG –We follow a SOP for every
month
47. Highlight the participation of :  Camp
students and faculty in extension  NSS Activities like No Tobacco
activities. Day, World Health Day, World
Environment Day
 Women Empowerment programs
 Red cross society –Belagavi branch
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus :  Research projects undertaken are
scholarly activities” of the published in large numbers. The
department. articles are published in reputed
journals

49. State whether the program/ : The institute is constituent units of

Category ‘A’ by MHRD, (GoI)
50. Briefly highlight the :  Dr Mamata Heabbal :- ATP
contributions of the department Technique for blind children
in generating new knowledge, patency
basic or applied. Patent : Application No :
4887/CHE/2013 A
Audio Tactile Performance (ATP)
Technique for Training Visually
Impaired Children in Oral Hygiene
Maintenance. Published in ‘The
Patient Office Journal’ Issue No.
46/2013. 15/11/2013 page no 28630.
 Research on Herbal products
51. Detail five major Strengths, :
Weaknesses, Opportunities and
Challenges (SWOC) of the
department.:
 Excellent  MoUs  Ph.D Data maintaining
Infrastructure, programs, and software
Fully faculty technology
equipped development
Mobile bus, programs,
Wi-Fi PGDHPE.
Department, Orientation
Department programs for
Museum, students.
Basic Science  Availability of
Research huge clinical
Laboratory database.
52. Future Plans of the Department. :  Research on ongoing herbal
products

Evaluative Reports Dental College (Prosthodontics Crown & Bridge)
Department of Prosthodontics Crown & Bridge

1. Name of the Department : Prosthodontics Crown ad Bridge
college/Faculty of the university
4. Names of programs offered : a. Under Graduate 1985
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated b. Post Graduate 1991
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : 1. Department of Periodontics
departments involved 2. Department of Oral Surgery
3. Department of Orthodontics
4. Department of Pathology
5. Dept. of Conservative Dentistry
6. Courses in collaboration with : Nil
7. Details of programs : Nil
discontinued if any, with
reasons.
9. Participation of the department :  Certificate Course in Implantology
in the courses offered by other  Certificate Course of Dental
departments Mechanic
Certificate course in Finishing
School
10. Number of teaching posts :
sanctioned, filled and actual
(Professors/Associate Professors
/Asst. Professors/others)
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 04 04 04

Assistant Professor ---- ----- ------

Lecturer 06 06 06
Tutor / Clinical Instructor ---- ----- ------
Senior Resident ---- ----- ------
experience and research under guidance :
No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Raghunath MDS Professor & Prosthodontics 20 Years 4
Patil Head Months
Dr. Ulhas MDS Professor 17 Years 1
Amasi Month
Dr. Anad MDS Professor 11 Years 3
kumar Patil Months
Dr. Ramesh MDS Professor 09 Years 1
Nayakar Month
Dr. Mahantesh MDS Reader 08 Years 8
Bembalgi Months
Dr. Santosh MDS Reader 07 Years 1
Nelogi Month
Dr. Sounyala MDS Reader 07 Years 1
Rayannavar Month
Dr. Pavitra MDS Reader 4 Years
kumar Shetty 2 Months
Dr. Vinuta MDS Lecturer 02 Years
Hiremth 07 Months
Dr. Prashant MDS Lecturer 01 Year
Karni 03 Months
Dr. Abhijit MDS Lecturer 03 Months
Patil
Dr. Sayad M MDS Lecturer 03 Months
Killedar
Dr. Achary MDS Lecturer 8 days
Aditya
Dr Swapnil B. MDS Lecturer 1 Month
Dr. MDS
Shankargouda
professors

13. Percentage of classes taken by : Nil

temporary faculty – program-
wise information
Ratio MDS: 2:1
filled and actual
SDA 01 01 01
Store Keeper (Clerk) 01 01 01
Technician 05 05 05
Staff Nurse 02 02 02
Attender 07 07 07
Total 16 16 16
16. Research thrust areas as : Materials Science
recognized by major funding Oral Microbiology
agencies Esthetics
received project-wise
received
a. National collaboration : Nil
b. International collaboration : Nil
19. Departmental projects funded by : Nil
received

21. Special research laboratories : Nil

22. Publications :
 Monographs : 1
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
 Citation Index – range / :
average
 SNIP :
 SJR :
 Impact Factor – range / :
average
 h-index :
23. Details of patents and income : Nil
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : Satellite Centres
income generated Amount : 1003525

c) Editorial Boards : One faculty is Editor and associate

editor Journal “Dental Ocean” an
official Publication of IDA Uttarkhand
branch for the year 2010 – 2011
d) any other (specify) : One faculty is Peer reviewer
International Journal of Prosthodontics
and restorative Dentistry.
Number of Faculty
Attended
2010 Workshop “Biomedical Communication” 01
2011  Workshop 06
 Symposium 02
Implant Prosthodontics Practical
Considerations 02
 Workshop on MCQ Writing and item
Analysis. 1
 Workshop Writing grant application
2012  Workshop attended (UDEHP) 01
“Evidence Based Dentistry
 Workshop attended 01
“All Ceramics Made Easy”
 Workshop attended 06
Orientation course for newly recruited
faculty (UDEHP)
 Workshop 01
KLE Academy of Higher Education “
Faculty Evaluation”
2013  Workshop “Antibiotics in Dentistry” 05
 Workshop “Integrated Teaching 08
Programme” 08
 Fiber Post and Core 01
 Workshop Reforms in Examination 02
(Assessment)
 Bio Medical Waste (Management & 01
Handling) Rules a Guide to general
practioner 02

 Orientation Programme for newly

requited faculty 01
Workshop
 Dental education Programme
Workshop : Enhancing Leadership skills
2014 Workshop 05
 Lasers In Contemporary dentistry
Workshop
 OSCE & OSPE 04
Workshop
 On Nasoalveolar molding 01
Workshop
 Orientation for Newly Recruited 03
Faculty 14
 “Eliminating Errors for a successful
practice in aesthetic dentistry”
institute
29. Awards / recognitions received
level by
 Faculty : 1 – Dr Sunila BS – Paper presented
fellows
 Students : -
30. Seminars/ Conferences / : -
ICMR, ICH & GCP.


Name of the Selected Pass Percentage
Applications
Program (refer
received Male Female Male Female
to question no. 4)
2010 - 2013 776 04 03 100% 100%
2011 - 2014 773 04 02 100% 100%
2012 - 2015 1137 01 05 - -
2013 - 2016 853 00 06 - -
2014 - 2017 496 01 05 - -
2010 -- 33% 67% --
2011 -- 33% 67% --
2012 -- 33% 67% --
2013 -- 50% 50% --
2014 -- 33% 67% --
GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS,
category-wise.
35. Student Progression Percentage against enrolled
UG to PG 4
PG to M.Phil, DM / M Ch /DNB
PG to Ph.D.
Employed
Entrepreneurs
graduates


from other universities within 11
the State
from universities from other -
States
from universities outside the -
country
37. Number of faculty who were : Nil
38. Present details of departmental : Nil
regard to
 Dissertations : 133
 LD : 130
 Seminar : 140
 CDs : 70
e) Students’ laboratories :  Polymer Lab
 Ceramic Lab
 Casting Lab
 Pre – Clinical Lab
 PG clinical lab
 UG clinical lab
 Dental Mechanic Lab.
Associates
university
universities other universities.

40. Number of post graduate : Post graduate students are getting

students getting financial stipend of Rs 3000/- per month
assistance from the university.
41. Was any need assessment : -
exercise undertaken before the
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Yes, the department obtains the
as teaching-learning- feedback form and utilizes these for
evaluation? If yes, how does updating the curriculum and new
the department utilize the methods for teaching-learning-
feedback? evaluation.
b. students on staff, curriculum : Feedback forms from the students for
and teaching-learning- each staff is assessed and utilizes for
evaluation and how does the improvising the teaching learning
department utilize the evaluation
feedback?
c. alumni and employers on the : The necessary changes to be made on
programs offered and how the program will be discussed at
does the department utilize Department meetings and the activities
the feedback? will be carried out in the program.
Sl Name Private Practice Position Institution attached to
No (P) Held
Academic (A)
1. Dr. R.B. A Professor Maratha Mandal Dental
Hallikerimath & Head College Belagavi, KA
2. Dr. Umesh A Reader MCODS,Manipal MIT
Pai campus Manipal-576104
Karnataka
3. Dr. Santosh A Reader Bapuji Dental College &
Doddamani Hospital
University BDT College
of Engineering,
Davanagere, KA
4. Dr. Vishal A Reader Vasantdata Patil Dental
Patil College & Hospital. A/P:
Kavalapur.

5. Dr. Gregory P Professor Goa

Perisa
6. Dr. Kamal A Professor Bharati Vidyapeeth Sangli
Shigli
7. Dr. Monica A Reader Fatehgarh
Balla
8. Dr. Rajeev A Professor Oman
Sharma
9. Dr. Sapna P Reader Kerala
Bhaskarn
10. Dr. Veeraj P&A Professor Maratha Mandal Dental
Patil College, Belagavi, KA
44. Give details of student :
enrichment programs (special
lectures / workshops / semitnar)
involving external experts. :
Sl No Date Presenter Title
th
1. 11 July Dr. Ravindra Savadi, Workshop
2010 Dr. Nagraj and Maxillofacial Prosthodontics
Dr. Satish
rd
2. 23 Nov. Dr. M. Shiva Shankar Guest Lecture
2011 “CAD/CAM”
th
3. 13 January Dr. Chandreshekhar “Lasers in Contemporary
2014 Yavagal
4. 8th Dr. Santosh Guest Lecture
December Ravindran “Eliminating Errors for a
2014 successful practice in
aesthetic dentistry”
45. List the teaching methods adopted :  Lectures, Seminars, Symposium,
by the faculty for different Discussions, Demonstration,
programs including clinical Internal Assessments
teaching.
46. How does the department ensure : Yes, Monitored by teaching staff
47. Highlight the participation of : Debate, NSS
activities.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Free denture Camp is organized bi-
scholarly activities” of the annually for the benefit of the patients
department.


50. Briefly highlight the : Conducting Workshops, Presenting the
contributions of the department case reports, Short term Projects.
basic or applied.
department.:
 Development  Lack of  Independen  Research in
in Ceramic Research t Researches Advance
Laboratory collaborations for academic Prosthoodontics
 Availability development
of
Infrastructure
 Competent in
buildup of
Postgraduates
 Academic
excellence
52. Future plans of the Department. :  Establishing Mou’s with cancer
Institutes for maxillofacial
prosthesis.
 Improvement in technology

Evaluative Reports Dental College (Oral Pathology & Microbiology)
Department of Oral Pathology and Microbiology

1. Name of the Department : Oral Pathology and Microbiology
2. Year of Establishment : UG : 1986-1987
PG : 1990-1991
university?
4. Names of programs offered : The department offers undergraduate
(UG, PG, PharmD, Integrated (BDS) and postgraduate courses (MDS)
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., and PhD courses.
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : The department has
departments involved Clinicopathological Meet (CPC) thrice
a year with 3 departments participating
(Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, Oral
& Maxillofacial Surgery).
discontinued, if any, with
reasons.
8. Examination System: : The Department follows a Annual
Annual / Semester / Examination system with periodic
Trimester / Choice Based Internal assessments for continuous
Credit System evaluation.
9. Participation of the department : The Department is not conducting any
in the courses offered by other Interdepartmental courses. However, as
departments a part of the undergraduate Teaching,
the Department participates in
integrated teaching classes to provide a
histopathologic perspective to selected
topics.


Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 2 3 3
Lecturer - - -
No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Alka MDS Professor/ Oral 30 yrs 7
Kale Principal Pathology month
Dr. Seema MDS Professor / Oral 16 years3
Hallikerimath HOD Pathology months
Dr. Veena MDS Professor Oral 12 years
Naik Pathology
Dr. Punnya MDS Reader Oral 9 yrs 8
Angadi Pathology months
Dr. Deepa MDS Reader Oral 7 yr 8 months
Mane Pathology
Dr. Pushpak MDS Reader Oral 4 yrs 3
Shah Pathology months
Dr. Manjula MDS Lecturer Oral 3 yrs 2
M Pathology months
Dr. Shweta MDS Lecturer Oral 3 yrs 3 month
Kumbhojkar Pathology
Dr. Chetan MDS Lecturer Oral 1 year 2
Beladavar Pathology month
professors

temporary faculty – program- faculties dealing with its programs and
wise information no temporary faculty in the department.

Ratio MDS: 1:1


staff (technical) and 2 2 2
administrative staff: sanctioned, 1 1 1
filled and actual 3 3 3
16. Research thrust areas as : Saliva ;
recognized by major funding Oral Precancer
agencies Oral Cancer ;
Forensic Odontology
There are several research projects that
have been undertaken on the thrust
areas of department of Oral Pathology
and Microbiology. Following are the
number of research projects undertaken
and completed by postgraduate students
and faculty members from 2010-2014
Thrust area Research Projects Research Projects Total
Undertaken Completed
Minor Major Minor Major Total
Saliva 5 3 5 3 8
Oral 15 16 15 16 31
Precancer
and Cancer
Forensic 14 2 14 - 16
Odontology
International
Ongoing Project Year International Funding Grants
Title Agencies received
Ongoing 2014 International Boston 60,000
Multicentric study University
ONCOGRID- A
Mobile Health
(mHealth)
approach to
prevention and
early diagnosis of
Oral cancer in
Rural south India.


received
a. National collaboration : Year : 2014
Funding Agency : VGST
Grants Received : 4.5 Lakhs
b. International : Ongoing Multicentric study
collaboration ONCOGRID- A Mobile Health
south India.
Year : 2014
19. Departmental projects funded by : Grants have been received by ICMR
ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC- STS scholarship: Rs 10,000/-
SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, Title: Age estimation by pulp/tooth
AICTE, etc.; total grants area ratio in maxillary central incisor
received among Indians using periapical
radiographs
22. Publications :
 Monographs : -
Scopus, Humanities

Dare Database -
average
 SNIP : -
 SJR : -
 Impact Factor - : 4.32 -0.05
range/average
 h-index : -
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : The department provides histology and
income generated histopathology slides for UG and PG
teaching. The income generated from
the same for the year (2010-2014) is
62,800=00 (Six Two Thousand Eight
Hundred Only Rupees) Rs only.
a) National committees : Past President 2012 - 13
b) International committees :
c) Editorial Boards :
a. Journal of Oral & maxillofacial
Research
b. World journal of Stomatology
c. KLE Health Science Journal
Year Faculty Recharging Programmes Number of Faculty
Attended
2010 1. Slide seminar 9
3. Research mentorship programme 2


2. Orientation Course by UDEHP 1
3. Orientation Course UDEHP 2
3. Integrated teaching workshop 8
2014 1. Slide seminar. 9
3. Forensic Hands Workshop 9
4. Hands on workshop Microteaching 2
5. workshop on SPSS 2 Software 1
biostatistics
 percentage of students doing : 11%
institute
level by
 Faculty : Paper Presentation IAFO April -2010 -
01
fellows
 Students : 09
30. Seminars/ Conferences / : Annual slide seminar and Forensic
Workshops organized and the Odontology workshops are organized
source of funding (national / by the department. Funded by KLE
international) with details of Academy of Higher Education and
outstanding participants, if any Research

ICMR, ICH & GCP.


2010 – 2013 776 2 2 100 100
2011 – 2014 773 4 100 100
2012 – 2015 1137 1 3 - -
2013 – 2016 853 1 3 - -
2014 – 2017 496 - 1 - -
2010 - 25% 75% -
2011 - 75% 25% -
2012 25% 50% 25% -
2013 - 25% 75% -
2014 - - 100% -
GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS,
category-wise.
UG to PG 62%
PG to M.Phil, DM/M Ch / DNB 2%
PG to Ph.D. 8%
Employed
Entrepreneurs Nil
graduates


the State
from universities from other 02
States
country
37. Number of faculty who were : Ph.D: 02
regard to
a) Library :  Books : 194
 CDS : 87
Associates
a. from the host institution / : Ph.D: 02
university
b. from other institutions / : Nil
universities
41. Was any need assessment : Based on the feed backs obtained from
exercise undertaken before the alumni and students, the necessary
development of new changes to be made in the syllabus will
program(s)? If so, highlight the be discussed at department meetings.
methodology. Then at board of studies, academic
council and then at board of management
following which it is implicated.


feedback from;
feedback?
does the department utilize department meetings and the activities
1 Dr. Praveen Arny : Ph.D Harvard University, USA
2 Dr. Archana : Diploma in Histopathological Techniques, UK
3 Dr. Avaninder Sethi: MS – Pedodontics, USA
4 Dr. Bhagyashree Burji: Faculty and Consultant at Melbourne, Australia
5 Dr. Srinivas Vanaki: Principal, PNMN Dental College, Bagalkot
6 Dr. Kaveri Hallikeri: Head of the department, SDM College, Dharwad
7 Dr. Samarpreet: Head of the department Genesis dental college, Faridkot
8 Dr. Chaitanya Babu: Head of the department Oxford dental college,
Banglore
9 Dr. Rashmi Metgud: Head of the department Pacific dental college,
Udaipur
10 Dr Sanjay Saraf: Head of the department Oman dental college, Oman
44. Give details of student : Annual slide seminar and workshop is
enrichment programs (special conducted, where eminent pathologists
lectures / workshops / seminar) are invited to share their knowledge to
involving external experts. : the students
P.G. Exchange programmes are
undertaken
45. List the teaching methods :  Chalk and talk
adopted by the faculty for  Power point presentation
different programs including  Group activity
clinical teaching.  Interactive sessions
 Clinical postings for basic subjects

 Haematology
 Laboratory techniques
 Journal clubs / Seminars
 Case Discussions
 Histopathology Discussions
46. How does the department ensure : For Postgraduate course:
that program objectives are i. Guide a postgraduate to develop
constantly met and learning capabilities to learn, diagnose and
outcomes are monitored? take up research work.
ii. To develop confidence to handle
and manage academics, make
scientific presentations through
Journal Club, Seminars, Symposia,
Publication and Presentation in
conferences.
iii. To help an individual to develop
not only academically but also
socially and holistically.
For Undergraduate course
iv. To inculcate thirst for learning so
that students develop in-depth
knowledge.
v. To help the learner to use the
knowledge for clinical application
in day to day practice.
vi. To inculcate sense of responsibility
and accountability and put in hard
and sincere work to excel.
47. Highlight the participation of : Students and faculty have participated

students and faculty in extension in national and international
activities. conferences, workshops. Poster and
paper presentation have been made in
these conferences.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Research projects undertaken are
scholarly activities” of the published in large numbers. These
department. publications have got laurels to the
department.


50. Briefly highlight the : Yearly slide seminar gets conducted.
contributions of the department Eminent histopathologists are invited to
in generating new knowledge, conduct the same. This has attracted
basic or applied. large PG’s and faculty throughout the
state and adjacent states.
51. Detail five major Strengths,
department.:
 High retainance Lack of  Research Development
of faculty MoUs collaborations of Hi-tech
 Advanced with higher molecular
research by centers laboratory
highly motivated  Training of post
faculty graduates to
 Excellent build up
availability of competent,
infrastructure for independent
the same researchers
 Availability of  Training to
good teaching perceive
resources academic
 Interdepartmental excellence and
collaborative independent
education histopathologists
52. Future plans of the Department. :  To start Oral Precancer & Cancer
Detection Center along with
Department of Oral Medicine
 To setup advanced research
laboratory for routine use on :
 Diagnostic Immunohistochemistry
 Microbiology

Evaluative Reports Dental College (Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery)
Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

1. Name of the Department : Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
2. Year of Establishment : UG : 1985
3. Is the Department part of a : UG - 1985
college / Faculty of the PG - 1990
4. Names of programs offered : UG - 1985
(UG, PG, PharmD, Integrated PG - 1990
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Certificate course in Oral &
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, Maxillofacial Implantology – 2010
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : - Clinical Pathology Meet once in 4
departments involved Months
- Joint seminar (Dept. of Oral &
Maxillofacial Surgery and Dept. of
Orthodontics) depending on the
availability of cases
reasons.

9. Participation of the department :  Course on basic surgical skill

in the courses offered by other conducted by Department of
departments Clinical Skill Lab
 Finishing course conducted by the
Dental college
 Fellowship in cleft and craniofacial
Surgery offered by KLE Academy
of Higher Education and Research


Professors/Asst. Professors/others) :
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 5 05 5
Lecturer 2 02 2
No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Shridhar MDS Professor & Oral Surgery 15 years 9
D Baliga Head Months
Dr. S. M. MDS Professor 21 years 1
Kotrashetti Month
Dr. Tejraj P MDS Professor 13 Years
Kale
Dr. Meenaxi MDS Professor 12 Years 7
Umarani Months
Dr. Lingaraj MDS Professor 12 Years 6
Balihallimath Months
Dr. Sanjay S MDS Reader 10 Years 3
Rao Month
Dr. MDS Reader 8 Years 9
Sidramesh Months
Muttagi
Dr. Poornima MDS Reader 7 Years 11
Kadagad Months
Dr. Arati MDS Reader 6 Years 10
Neeli Months
Dr. MDS Lecturer 4 Years 5
Vijaylaxmi Months
Shettar
Dr. Abhishek MDS Lecturer 3 Years
Motimath
professors


temporary faculty – program- faculties dealing with its programs and
wise information no temporary faculty in the department.
Ratio MDS: 1:1
filled and actual
Technical staff 4 4 4
Support staff 3 3 3
16. Research thrust areas as : Cleft and Craniofacial anomalies –
recognized by major funding Smile Train
agencies Oral Oncology - ONCOGRID
17. Number of faculty with ongoing :  Smile Train: 2 Faculty - Dr. S. M.
projects from a) national b) Kotrashetti / Dr. Pascal X Pinto
international funding agencies  Oncogrid: 2 Faculty - Dr. Meenaxi
and c) Total grants received. Umarani / Dr. Poornima Kadagad
a.National collaboration : 1. Karnataka Cancer Therapy and
Research Center, Navanagar Hubli
2. GSR Institute of Cleft and
Craniofacial Plastic Surgery,
Hyderabad
b.International : Ongoing Multicentric study

ONCOGRID - A Mobile Health
south India. Year : 2014
19. Departmental projects funded by : 1
received


 National recognition : Department attached to KLE
Dr.Prabhakar Kore Hospital & MRC
which is nationally and Internationally
recognized
22. Publications :
 Monographs : -
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
average
 SNIP : -
 SJR : -
 Impact Factor - : -
range/average
 h-index : -
generated

24. Areas of consultancy and : - KLE Dr.Prabhakar Kore Hospital

income generated & MRC, Belagavi
- Smile Train Project
- Karnataka Cancer Therapy &
Research Center, Navanagar, Hubli
- KLE Satellite Dental Clinic
25. Faculty selected nationally / : Dr.Sidramesh Muttagi visited Chang-
internationally to visit other Gung Memorial Hospital Linkou,
laboratories / institutions / Taiwan for reconstructive Micro
industries in India and abroad Surgery training from 1st December
2012 to 28th February 2013
a) National committees :  Vice President state, Karnataka
State Chapter of AOMSI 2013-
2014
 President Elect state, Karnataka
State Chapter of AOMSI 2014-
2015
d) any other (specify) : State committee :
 Vice-president, Karnataka State
Chapter of AOMSI 2013-14
 President, Elect State, Karnataka
State Chapter of AOMSI 2014-15
 Five staff members are Reviewers
of Journal of Maxillofacial and
Oral Surgery
Year Faculty Recharging Programmes Number of
Faculty Attended
2010 Orthodontic and orthognathic Surgery 9
2011 Dental Implants 2
2012 Dental Implants 2
2013 Orthodontic and orthognathic Surgery 9
XVI Scientific convention 11
2014 “Contemporary Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery” 11


institute
level by
 Faculty : -
fellows
 Students : -
30. Seminars/ Conferences / : 1. National workshop on advanced
Workshops organized and the surgical orthodontic held on 26th&
source of funding (national / 27th July 2013, KLE VK Institute of
international) with details of Dental Sciences
outstanding participants, if any 2. Funding
a. S.K.Surgical Pune,
Rs 20,000.00
3. 4th Karnataka State Chapter of
AOMSI Conference conducted on
March 27th, 28th & 29th 2014, KLE
VK Institute of Dental Sciences,
Belagavi
4. Funding
a. S. K Surgicals Rs 60,000.00
b. Confident Rs 30,000.00
c. Othomax RS 20,000.00
d. Exunoc Rs 15,000.00
e. Chaitanya Rs 10,000.00
Total Rs 1, 35,000.00

ICMR, ICH & GCP.


Program received
2010 - 2013 776 3 3 100 100
2011 - 2014 773 5 1 100 100
2012 - 2015 1137 6 0 - -
2013 - 2016 853 2 4 - -
2014 - 2017 496 3 3 - -
from the universities universities from
same within the outside the other
UG
PG 10% 20% 70%
Certificate 80% 20% -
course in
Oral &
Maxillofacial
Implantology
34. How many students have cleared : One, Dr.Poornima Kadagad
UG to PG 4
PG to M.Phil, DM / M Ch/ DNB
PG to Ph.D.
Employed
recruitment
Entrepreneurs Nil


graduates
of the same university 10%
from other universities within 90%
the State
States
country
regard to
a) Library :  Number of Books : 42
 Number of Journals :48
 Number of Dissertations :83
 Number of Dissertation from
outside : 87
 Number of CD’s Video Cosset: 18
Associates
a. from the host institution / : One Faculty Enrolled for PhD from the
university department
universities

41. Was any need assessment : Student feedback was taken to start the
exercise undertaken before the implant course and further to modify it
development of new
methodology.

feedback from;
feedback?

does the department utilize department meetings and the activities
43. List the distinguished alumni of the depar tment (maximum 10) :
1 Dr.Kirti Kumar Rai, HOD Bapuji Dental College, Davangeri
2 Dr.Vikas Dhupar, HOD, GDC, Goa
3 Dr.Rajendrakumar. Suryavanshi, Ex-Principal, Albadar Dental College,
Gulbarga
4 Dr.Gotike Venkateshwar Reddy, Principal, Kamineni Institute of Dental
Sciences, Andhra Pradesh, India
5 Dr.Venkatesh S.Anehosur, HOD, SDM Dental College, Dharwad
6 Dr.Neelkamal H Hallur, HOD, Albadar Dental College, Gulbarga
7 Dr.Janardan Bhagwat Garade, HOD, Sinhgad Dental College And Hospital
in Vadgaon Budruk, Pune
8 Dr.Shankar N Patil, Editor in Chief, World Journal of Dentistry
9 Dr.Shyam Sheth, Director, Smile Train, Ahemadabad, Gujarath
10 Dr.Manu Prasad S, Center Director – DCKH Center Mysore, Head of the
Department Center for Cleft Services – St Joseph’s Hospital Mysore,
Chairman and President Swasthya Foundation, Mysore


Sl Date Name of the Topic
No Guest Speaker
01 16th August Dr Deepak Medical emergencies in dental
2013 Kulkarni practice
02 17th August Dr M.D Dixit Cardiac considerations in dental
2013 patients
03 6th December Prasad Kothari Salivary gland malignancy
2013
04 26th July 2013 Marioes 3-D planning in orthognathic
Nienhuijs, surgery
Radboud,
Nijmegen,
05 27th July 2013 Dr. J. N. Khanna Lefort 1 osteotomy and its
variations with Video Presentation
06 27th July 2013 Dr Kiran Gadre Sagittal Split Ostrotomy with
Video Demonstration
07 27th July 2013 Dr Vikas Dhupar Subapical Osteotomy with Video
Demonstration
th
08 27 July 2013 Dr Rajesh Genioplasty with Video
Dhirwani Demonstration
th
09 27 July 2013 Dr. J. N. Khanna Complications in orthognathic
surgery (cases)
th
10 27 July 2013 Dr. J. N. Khanna Words of Wisdom
11 28th March Dr.Praful Maste C – Spine Injuries: Recognition
2014 and Pitfalls
12 28th March Dr.Basavaraj Management of Secondary
2014 Sikkerimath Deformaties in Maxillofacial
Trauma
th
13 28 March Dr.Kirti Kumar Pediatric maxillofacial trauma
2014 Rai
14 28th March Dr.Abhay Maxillofacial Implant removal a
2014 Kamath surgeons perspective
th
15 28 March Dr.Sanjeev Nair Role of USG guided core biopsy,
2014 FNAC and surgical excisional
biopsy in the diagnosis of
maxillofacial pathology
th
16 28 March Dr.Satyajit Obtaining clear margins in
2014 Dandagi maxillofacial malignances

17 28th March Dr.B.R.Patil Reconstructive options following

2014 resection of oral cancer
18 28th March Dr.Neelkamal Access osteotomies –Approach to
2014 Hallur skull bases
19 28th March Dr.Udupi Krishna Management of emerging /
2014 Joshi resistant infections
20 28th March Dr.Sahit Shetty Bisphonate induced jaw necrosis: a
2014 maxillofacial surgeon’s
perspective
th
21 29 March Dr.Kishor Nayak Orthodontic surgical interface in
2014 open bite cases
th
22 29 March Dr.Pushpawati Speech outcome after closure of
2014 palatal fistula in cleft patients
23 29th March Dr.Shezahana Management of pediatric airway
2014 Fathima obstruction with pierre robin
sequence
24 29th March ‘14 Dr.Gosla Reddy Symphyseal Dermatology
th
25 29 March Dr.Satyabodh Prosthodontic rehabilitation of
2014 Guttal orofacial defects
th
26 29 March Dr. J. N. Khanna Long term outcome after TMJ
2014 reconstruction
27 29th March ‘14 Dr Vikas Dhupar Resorbing TMJ
28 29th March Dr.H Harikrishna Total TMJ replacement: Review
2014 Bhat and analysis
th
29 29 March Dr.Lobo Gajiwala Tissue banking at institutional
2014 level
th
30 29 March Dr.Shivkumar Informed consent in oral and
2014 Kumbar maxillofacial surgery
45. List the teaching methods :  Chalk and talk
adopted by the faculty for  Power point presentation
 Clinical postings for basic subjects
 Haematology
 Laboratory techniques
 Journal clubs / Seminars
 Histopathology Discussions

46. How does the department ensure :  Time table has been set for
that program objectives are seminars/ Case History
constantly met and learning Discussions/ JC etc and are
outcomes are monitored? monitored by the staff
 Marks are given based on their
performance in the Log books
 By having periodic internal
assessment, clinical posting end
exams, dissertation review meeting
47. Highlight the participation of :  Students and faculty Participate in
students and faculty in extension health checkup camps and
activities. treatment camps conducted by the
institution and Hospital
 Faculty is Co-ordinator of NSS
wing of KLE VK Institute of Dental
Sciences, Belagavi.
 Faculty is Programme Officer
Youth Red Cross Wing and
participation & Organize Programs
for the same
 Faculty is secretary of DDE
Programme of KLE VK Institute of
Dental Sciences, Belagavi
 Faculty is treasurer of DDE
Programme of KLE VK Institute of
Dental Sciences, Belagavi
 Faculty are also a part of CLICKER
club of the college
 Faculty are represented in the
college council and are incharge for
sports, literary and cultural at
various levels
 Students participated in various
sports and have won various awards
 Staff were part of cricket team who
won runner up
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Two faculty members are awarded two
scholarly activities” of the PGDHP
department.

details. by NAAC and placed in Category ‘A’
by MHRD, (GoI)
50. Briefly highlight the :  Faculty have numerous scholarly
contributions of the department articles in various peer reviewed,
in generating new knowledge, indexed national and international
basic or applied. journal
 Faculty is also invited as resource
person in various national and
international scholarly activities
department.:
 Strategically  Faculty  Ability to  Financial set
placed tertiary training in pursue back to
referral center advance postdoctoral conduct
with 2400 surgical programs, research
bedded techniques undertake
hospital  Research clinical and
 Eminent collaborations surgical
faculty research in
members the given set
trained up
nationally and
internationally
 Collaboration
s with
Karnataka
Cancer
Therapy and
Research
Center, Hubli
and GSR
Institute of
Cleft and
Craniofacial
Plastic

Surgery,
Hyderabad
 Has number
of
publications
in National
and
International
Journals
 Has an Strong
alumni of 100
students
 Has a staff
also trained
medical
teaching
technology
(Health
profession
Education)
52. Future plans of the Department. :  Establishment of clinical research
facilities in department
 Increased research collaboration
and MOU
 Try for patents

Evaluative Reports Dental College (Pediatric & Preventve Dentistry)
Department of Pediatric & Preventive Dentistry

1. Name of the Department : Pediatric & Preventive Dentistry
university?
4. Names of programs offered : UG (BDS),
(UG, PG, PharmD, Integrated PG(MDS)
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Ph. D
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Involved in interdisciplinary programs
departments involved with various departments of college
6. Courses in collaboration with : MoU with PMN dental college of
other universities, industries, Bagalkot
reasons.
9. Participation of the department : Prosthodontics in the course Dental
in the courses offered by other Mechanic (Crown and Bridge)
departments
(Professors/Associate
Professors/Asst.
Professors/others)
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 01 01 01
Lecturer 02 03 03

11. Faculty profile with name, :

qualification, designation, area
of specialization, experience and
research under guidance
No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Madhu K. MDS Professor & Pedodontics 13 year
Head
Dr. Shivayogi MDS Reader 09 years
M. Hugar
Dr. MDS Reader 05 years
Chandrashekh
ar M.
Badakar
Dr. Neeraj MDS Lecturer 3 Years
Gokhale
Dr. MDS Lecturer 01 years
Vidyavathi
H.Patil
Dr. Chaitanya MDS Lecturer 2 month
Uppin
professors
temporary faculty – program- faculties and no temporary faculty
wise information members in the Department
Ratio MDS: 1:1
filled and actual
SDA 1 1 1
SDA 1 1 1
DM 1 1 1
ANM Nursing staff 1 1 1
Practical Nurse 1 1 1
Peon 1 1 1
Peon 1 1 1
Peon 1 1 1

16. Research thrust areas as :  Herbal medicine in storage of

recognized by major funding avulsed tooth
agencies  Recent restorative materials in
treating ECC
 Oral health management of special
children
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : None
18. Inter-institutional collaborative : None
received:
19. Departmental projects funded by : Funding Agency : ICMR
ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC- Topic : Knowledge And Attitude
SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, Among The Parents Of Preschool
AICTE, etc.; total grants Children Regarding Oral Health And
received Early Childhood Caries (ECC)
Year : 2013
Grants received : 10,000/-
22. Publications :
 Monographs : -
 Books with ISBN with details : 1
of publishers

 Number listed in International :

Database - International
Social Sciences Directory,
average
 SNIP :
 SJR :
 Impact Factor - range/average : 1.0
 h-index :
23. Details of patents and income : Turmeric gel formulation as an
generated Adjunct to scaling and root planning
Application no.4418/CHE/2013A
24. Areas of consultancy and : Department is providing
income generated comprehensive dental treatment to all
hemophilic and diabetic children, who
are referred from KLES Dr.Prabhakar
Kore Hospital, Belagavi.
c) Editorial Boards : 1. Member of KLE editorial board
2. Editorial board member of
International journal viz Journal of
investigative dental research
Year Faculty Recharging Programmes Number of Faculty Attended
2009 World Dental Students Conference 01
Clinical Research 01
Hands-on in “problems solving in 04
endodontics

2010 Conference on “Research and 03

Training in Health Professionals
Education”
Special care Dentistry – A 01
Professional Challenge -
Going Miles for Growing smiles 04
“Basics of Sleep and Sleep 01
Disorders”2010
2011 CAD-CAM restorations 01
Research Methodology and 05
Biostatistics
Writing Grant Application 1
MCQ Writing and validation 1
Bio- Medical Waste (Management & 04
Handling )Rules –A Guide To
General Practioner”DDE
PROGRAMME
2012 “Management of Radiographic 03
Waste”
Medical Professional and legal 01
Awareness”2012-
“Management of traumatic injuries in 09
children and adolescents”
Evidence Based Dentistry” 01
Inhalation sedation and emergency 01
management-
Faculty Evaluation 01
Biostatistics- 01
2013 Biomimetic approach for successful 01
anterior and posterior Composite
restoration. Rotary endodontics,
boon or curse? Recent advances in
endodontics.”
Caries excavation A Paradigm 02
Shift…? ”2013-
“Bio- Medical Waste (Management 06
& Handling ) Rules –A Guide To
General Practioner ”
“Scope of Ultrasonography in Head 01
& Neck Area

Antibiotics in Dentistry- 01
“Integrated teaching programme” 01
“fiber post& core” 07
“Bio- Medical Waste (Management 06
& Handling) Rules – A Guide To
General Practioner”
2014 Marketing In Dentistry 02
Orientation for newly recruited 02
Faculty 2014
Dentistry is art & sciences” & 04
Taming of un-cooperative children in
pediatric dentistry
Regulations in dental clinical 04
research
institute
level by
 Faculty :  1 faculty received SEVARATNA
award for his NSS social work in
the field of health at 18th State level
Satsang From the gracious hands of
Shri Shivanand Bharati Swamiji of
Inchal on 2-1-2014 at Hunshal P.J ,
Gokak
 1 faculty was awarded BEST
IDEAL TEACHER OF KLE VK
IDS by the University’s Kannada
Balaga on 10th September 2014
 Doctoral / post doctoral :
fellows
 Students : Paper Presentation : 6


ICMR, ICH & GCP.
MDS 2010 – 2013 776 1 - 100% -
2011 – 2014 773 1 100% -
2012 – 2015 1137 1 1 - -
2013 – 2016 853 0 2 - -
2014 – 2017 496 1 1 - -
from the universities universities from other
same within the outside the countries
MDS 01 0 05 0
GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS, IELTS
and other competitive
category-wise.
UG to PG 1
PG to M.Phil, DM / M Ch/ DNB
PG to Ph.D.
Employed
Entrepreneurs Nil


graduates
from other universities within 83.3%
the State
from universities from other 16.7%
States
country
regard to
 CDS : 25
 E-books : 55
 Dissertation : 34
 LD : 24
Associates
university
b. from other institutions / : 1
universities

41. Was any need assessment : No new program has been started
development of new
methodology.
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Feedback forms are discussed in
as teaching-learning- departmental meetings regularly and
evaluation? If yes, how does steps are taken to improve the short
the department utilize the comings
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : At the end of the class we evaluate the
and teaching-learning- class by distributing MCQ on particular
evaluation and how does the topic and assess about theory class.
feedback?
c. alumni and employers on the : We ask alumni to give their feedback in
programs offered and how improving education by taking their
does the department utilize opinion about syllabus, examination
the feedback? pattern and also teaching.
Sl No Name Position Held Institution attached to
1. Dr. Anand Prof & Head, Bharati Vidyapeeth Dental
Shigli Dean College & Hospital,
1997 Wanlesswadi, Sangli-416416,
Maharashtra
2. Dr. Rahul Professor & B V P Dental College, Mumbai
Hegade Head
1998 Executive
DCI Member
3. Dr. Sandya Professor & KLES Dental college, Bangalore,
Devi Head KLE Society’s Institute of Dental
1998 Sciences,No.20, Yeshwanthpur
Suburb, II Stage,Tumkur Road,
Bangalore-560022, Karnataka
4. Dr. Rahul R Professor & DY Patil Dental College,Pune,
Deshpande Head Dr. D.Y. Patil Dental College &
1999 Hospital,Pimpri, Mahesh
Nagar,Pune-411018,Maharashtra

5. Dr. Ruchi Professor Darshan Dental College, Udaipur,

Ahluwala Darshan Dental College &
2000 Hospital, Ranakpur Road,Village-
Loyara,Udaipur-313001,
Rajasthan
6. Dr. Sadanand Professor & Arbindo Dental College, Indore,
Kulkarni Head Sri Aurobindo College of
2000 Dentistry, Indore-Ussain State
Highway,
Gram:Bhanwrasla,Tehsil:Sanwer,
Indore, Madhya Pradesh
drsadanandkulkarni@facebook.com
7. Dr. Arun Professor ITS Dental college, Gaziabad,
Sharma I.T.S Dental College (Murad
2003 Nagar), Delhi-Meerut Road,
Murad Nagar, Gaziabad-
201206,Uttar Pradesh
8. Dr. Dayanand Professor Rangoonwala Dental College,
Shirol Pune, M.A. Rangoonwala College
2004 of Dental Sciences & Research
Centre,2390-B, K.B. Hidayatullah
Road, Azam Campus,
Camp,Pune-411001,Maharashtra
9. Dr. Gopika Professor & Jodhpur Dental College,Jodhpur,
Chaturvedy Head Jodhpur Dental College &
2004 General Hospital, Village-
Narnadi, Jhanwar Road,
Boranada, Jodhpur-342001,
Rajasthan
10. Dr. Reader Dental college, Nizamabad,
Ravindranath Meghna Institute of Dental
Reddy P V. Sciences,Mallaram (Varni Road),
2006 Nizamabad-503003, Andhra
Pradesh
Sl Date Name of the Guest Topic
No Speaker
01 2009 Dr. Shruti Patil Management of special children
02 29-09-2010 Dr. Shivaprakash. Management of Unlimited : A
Clinical Challenge

03 25-01-2011 Dr. Steven Rodrigues “Do you feel what I feel”

04 12-02-2012 Dr. Shyam Bhat Guest Lecture on “Traumatic
Injuries In Children
05 15-2-2014 Mr. Ravindra Totigar Legal Aspect In Before And
(Advocate) After Death Donations
06 20-08-2014 Dr. Ashwin Dentistry is art & science
Jawadekar
45. List the teaching methods :  PowerPoint & Audio- Visual Aids
adopted by the faculty for  OHP
different programs including  Slide Projector
clinical teaching.  OSCE/OSPE
 Models
 MCQ’s
46. How does the department ensure :  There is a academic review
that program objectives are committee in the department which
constantly met and learning discusses the academic training
outcomes are monitored? program
47. Highlight the participation of :  The faculty and students actively
students and faculty in extension participate in the NSS activities and
activities. Dental camps organized.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Childrens Day Celebration on every

scholarly activities” of the year 14th Nov.
department. World Disabled Day on 3rd Dec every
year.
by MHRD, (GoI)
50. Briefly highlight the :  District Oral health mission with

contributions of the department the help of community dentistry in
in generating new knowledge, finding out oral health status of
basic or applied. children in Belagavi district.
 Prepared Dental models and
learning pamphlets in braille
language for blind children


 Good  Lack of  Good  To create
infrastructure funding opportunity cavity free
with Work agencies in for all oral cavity in
friendly carrying out teaching school
environment research faculty and children of
 Good patient students to Belagavi
Flow update their district
 WIFI knowledge by  To provide
connection attending comprehensiv
 Provision of regular e dental
dental faculty treatment to
treatment to development HIV affected
normal and program. children’s and
special  Opportunities also other
children(Medi to do research medically
cally in the field of compromised
challenged children patients.
children)at dentistry.  To provide
well equipped  Have to work comprehensiv
Hi tech OT on hemopelic e dental
set up in KLE and diabetic treatment to
Dr.Prabhakar children as hemophilic
Kore we are and diabetic
Hospital. associated children in
 Standard with these our
Operating societies department.
Protocol  Have
(SOP) for all opportunities
clinical to provide
procedures comprehensiv
 Basic e treatment
Science for orphage,
Research blind school,
Laboratory dumb, deaf
children &
also mentally
retarded
school

children.
 Opportunities
to give school
dental health
& teacher
teaching
programmes
for educating
teachers,
students and
their parents
52. Future plans of the Department. :  To start the insurance plan for
school children.
 To ensure zero cavities in school
children of Belagavi district.
 Encourage enrollment for Ph.D.
 To start certificate course on
pediatric Endodontic, Preventive
and Interceptive Orthodontics.
 To create microbial bank of our
own department to carry out future
research.

Evaluative Reports Dental College (Conservative & Endodontics Dentistry)
Department of Conservative and Endodontics Dentistry

1. Name of the Department : Conservative and Endodontics
Dentistry
university?
4. Names of programs offered : UG (BDS) - 1985
(UG, PG, PharmD, Integrated PG(MDS) - 1991
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Certificate Course (Excellence in
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, Esthetic Dentistry) – 2007
Diploma, PG Diploma, Ph.D - 2007
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Dental Materials with Prosthodontics
departments involved (II year)
Integrated teaching with Periodontics
(IV year)
7. Details of programs : No programs have been discontinued
reasons.
9. Participation of the department : Prosthodontics in the course Dental
in the courses offered by other Mechanic (Crown and Bridge)
departments
Professors/Asst.
Professors/others)
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 3 03 03

Lecturer - -- -
Tutor / Clinical Instructor - -- -
Senior Resident - -
No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Anand C MDS Professor & Conservative 15
Patil Head &
Dr. Sonal B MDS Professor Endodontics 17
Joshi Dentistry
Dr.Preeti K. MDS Professor 14
Dodwad
Dr.Avinash MDS Reader 08
A.Patil
Dr.Sunita MDS Reader 05
Shivanand
Dr.Neha MDS Reader 04
Dhaded
Dr.Sheetal MDS Reader 04
Kubasad
Dr. Roopa M MDS Lecturer 03
Patil
Dr.Shavina MDS Lecturer 03
S.Patil
Dr. Sanjana MDS Lecturer 03
A.Patil
Dr. Suresh MDS Lecturer 02
Shenvi
professors
13. Percentage of classes taken by : Certificate Course – 20%
temporary faculty – program-
wise information
Ratio MDS: 1:1


filled and actual
SDA 02 02 02
Dental Technician 01 01 01
Electrician 01 01 01
Staff Nurse 02 02 02
Attender 05 05 05
Total 10 10 10
16. Research thrust areas as : Endodontic and Esthetics
recognized by major funding Dental Material Sciences
agencies
Research Projects Research Projects
Undertaken completed
Endodontics 05 09 14 17 45
Dental Materials 11 07 11 07 18
Esthetics 03 03 03 03 06
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : Four faculties (Dr. Preeti K D, Dr.
projects from a) national b) Neha D, Dr. Sheetal K, Dr. Shavina
international funding agencies Patil) are involved in research projects
and c) Total grants received. which are institution/self-funded
18. Inter-institutional collaborative : One with Dr. D. Y. Patil Dental College
projects and associated grants & Hospital, Pune
received:

received



22. Publications :
 Monographs : 8
 Number listed in :
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
average
 SNIP :
 SJR :
 Impact Factor - : 0.8 -1.268
range/average
 h-index :
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : Evening Dental Clinic
income generated Income generated : Rs 488,670.00
25. Faculty selected nationally / :  Dr Preeti K Dodwad – NSK
internationally to visit other Corporation Japan
laboratories / institutions /  Dr Neha Dhaded – VITA
industries in India and abroad ZAHNFABRIK, Germany
 Dr Suresh Shenvi – 3M Research
facility, Bangalore


a) National committees : Goa Public Service Commission: 3
c) Editorial Boards : 
Journal of Conservative Dentistry: 2

World Journal of Stomatology : 1

World Journal of Dentistry : 1

International Journal of
Multidisciplinary Health Sciences: 1
Faculty Development Number of Programs Number of Faculty
Programs Conducted attended
Induction Programs 01 03
Re-orientation programs 12 14
Refresher Courses 53 14
Capacity Building 03 03
programs
Programs by regulatory Nil Nil
bodies
 Faculty :
fellows
 Students :
National State Regional
2010 1 0 1
2011 1 0 1
2012 1 1 0
2013 1 0 2
2014 0 0 1


SL. Date , Year External Resource Topic Funding
No. Person
1 February Dr. Mithra Hegde, Guest lecture Institute
2010 on Aesthetics
2 28/6/2011 Dr Aqeel Dental Illusion Institute
Reshamwala
3 29/6/2011 Dr Aqeel Intercuspation Institute
Reshamwala (Symposium
on occlusion)-
5 06/9/2012 Dr.K.H. Kidiyoor Scope and Institute
Future of
Endodontics
6 07/9/2012 Dr.Feblin Lobo Innovative 3M ESPE
Solutions to Bangalore
clinical
problems
7 22/3/2013 Dr.Deepak Mehta Fiber Post and DMG
Core
8 14/3/2104 Dr Kundabala Disinfection in Institute
Shenoy its totality
(Symposia)
9 14/3/2014 Dr Kundabala Increasing the Institute
Shenoy longevity of
restorations by
conservative
approach
10 21/10/2014 Dr Anand M Lasers in Dentsply

Bleaching Bangalore
11 12/11/2014 Dr K J Rotary Coltene
Nandakishore Endodontics Bangalore
using
controlled
memory files

G.V. Black Week 2011

19.09.2014 Dr Avinash Patil Contacts and KLE V.K.
contours Lecture
Institute of
and Workshop Dental Sciences,
Belagavi
19.09.2014 Dr.Sonal B Johi Interactive Session KLE V.K.
From Text to Desk Institute of
Dental Sciences,
Belagavi
4.9. 2012 Dr Anand Patil “Clinical KLE V.K.
Implications Of Institute of
Dental Anatomy” Dental Sciences,
Belagavi
8.9.2012 Dr Ramesh H.G Liners and Bases III KLE V.K.
Year BDS Lecture Institute of
and Workshop Dental Sciences,
Belagavi
03.09.2013 Dr. Neha Dhaded 1. “Lines to Lesions” KLE V.K.
Dr. Suresh Shenvi 2. “Success mantra Institute of
for MDS entrance” Dental Sciences,
Belagavi
04.09.2013 Dr. Sheetal K Lecture on “Over KLE V.K.
view of Dental Institute of
Amalgam Cavity Dental Sciences,
Preparation” Belagavi
04.09.2013 Dr. Sunita S Lecture and KLE V.K.
workshop on “ Institute of
Finishing and Dental Sciences,
Polishing of Belagavi
Composites”
07.09.2013 Dr. Roopa Patil Lecture on KLE V.K.
“Advances in Institute of
Isolation” Dental Sciences,
Belagavi
02.09.2014 Dr. Avinash A. Changing trendz in KLE V.K.
Patil shaping and cleaning Institute of
Dental Sciences,
Belagavi

02.09.2014 Dr. Shavina Patil Lasers: An Overview KLE V.K.

Institute of
Dental Sciences,
Belagavi
03.09.2014 Dr. Suresh Shenvi Infection Control KLE V.K.
Institute of
Dental Sciences,
Belagavi
06.09.2014 Dr. Sanjana A. Gingival tissue KLE V.K.
Patil management Lecture Institute of
and workshop Dental Sciences,
Belagavi
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
MDS 2010 – 2013 776 3 2 100% 100%
2011 – 2014 773 2 3 100%
2012 – 2015 1137 2 3 - -
2013 – 2016 853 2 3 - -
2014 - 2017 496 3 2 - -
MDS
MDS 2010 1 1 3
2011 2 2* 1 *1
2012 2 1 2
2013 1 4
2014 1 4
34. How many students have cleared :  DAH (Dubai Health Authority) –
Civil Services and Defense Dr Sushma
Services examinations, NET,  HAAD (Health Authority – Abu
SET, GATE, USMLE, PLAB, Dhabi) – Dr Akash
GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS,


category-wise.
UG to PG 6
PG to M.Phil, DM / M Ch /DNB
PG to Ph.D.
Employed
Entrepreneurs
graduates
the State
States
country
regard to

 CDS : 166
 E-books : 55
 Dissertation : 75
 LD : 50
 Journals : 8


Associates
university
universities other universities
41. Was any need assessment : Finishing School
exercise undertaken before the Before development of new programs,
development of new feedbacks are obtained from alumni
program(s)? If so, highlight the and students. The necessary changes to
methodology. be made are discussed at department
meetings and then forwarded to board
of studies, academic council for
feedback from;
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : - Feedbacks are obtained from UG
and teaching-learning- and PG students on curriculum,
evaluation and how does the these are analyzed and forwarded to
department utilize the Board of Studies, KLEU for
feedback? implementing further changes.
c. alumni and employers on the : - The Feedback obtained from alumni

programs offered and how and employers are discussed in
does the department utilize departmental meetings, analyzed
the feedback? and forwarded to Board of Studies
for necessary action.


1. Dr. Asha John Mumbai
2. Dr .Alice chacko USA
3. Dr. Sunil .S. Saler Bharati Vidya Peeth,Sangli, Maharastra
4. Dr. Veeresh S. Dhule Dental College
Tegginmani
5. Dr. Veerendra M Maratha Mandal Institute of Dental Sciences,
Uppin Belagavi
6. Dr. Vibha D.Y Patil Dental College, Mumbai
Hunchikatti
7. Dr. Savita Munavalli USA
8. Dr. Sanjay Patil Self employed
9. Dr. Sandeep Metgud Rural Dental College Loni.
10. Dr. Yogesh Gupta Surendra Dental college, Ganga Nagar, Rajasthan
No Speaker
1. February 2010 Dr. Mithra Hegde, Guest lecture on Aesthetics
2. 28/6/2011 Dr Aqeel Reshamwala Dental Illusion
3. 29/6/2011 Dr Aqeel Reshamwala Intercuspation (Symposium on
occlusion)-
4. 06/9/2012 Dr.K.H. Kidiyoor Scope and Future of Endodontics
5. 07/9/2012 Dr.Feblin Lobo Innovative Solutions to clinical
problems
6. 22/3/2013 Dr.Deepak Mehta Fiber Post and Core
7. 14/3/2104 Dr Kundabala Shenoy Disinfection in its
totality(Symposia)
8. 14/3/2014 Dr Kundabala Shenoy Increasing the longevity of
restorations by conservative
approach
9. 21/10/2014 Dr Anand M Lasers in Bleaching
10. 12/11/2014 Dr K J Nandakishore Rotary Endodontics using
controlled memory files
45. List the teaching methods :  PowerPoint & Audio- Visual Aids
adopted by the faculty for  OHP
different programs including  Slide Projector
clinical teaching.  OSCE/OSPE
 Models

 MCQ’s
 Case Discussion
 Dr G. V. Black Week
 Debate
 Interaction session
constantly met and learning learning outcomes are monitored by
outcomes are monitored? faculty members in the following ways
1. Apart from the routine didactic
lectures and practical/clinics,
generating interest among students
by introducing innovative teaching
methods like integrated teaching
and debates.
2. Conducting interactive and hands-
on training sessions
3. Obtaining feedback from students,
Alumni and experts.
4. Regular departmental, academic,
dissertation meetings to assess the
progress of the UG and PGs in the
department.
47. Highlight the participation of : The faculty and students actively
students and faculty in extension participate in extension activities like
activities. Dental check-up and treatment camps,
NSS Activities like No Tobacco Day,
World Health Day, World Environment
Day, Red Cross Society and programs
organized by KLE Swashakti
Empowerment Cell for Women
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Dr. G.V. Black Week
scholarly activities” of the PG Debates
department.
49. State whether the program/ : The institute is constituent units of KLE
by MHRD, (GoI)

50. Briefly highlight the :  Seminar/Journal clubs/ Debates

contributions of the department  Organizing Continuing Dental
in generating new knowledge, education programs/workshops/
basic or applied. symposia
 Conduct of research by faculty and
students
 Publications in the form of chapters
in books, journal articles and
monograms
 Attending of conferences /
workshops / seminars
department.:
 Enthusiastic  Lack of  Research  To provide
Faculty – MoUs collaborations comprehensiv
shouldering  Research with other e dental care
responsibility publications universities
of dept.,
Institute and
University
52. Future plans of the Department. :  MoU’s with other Universities and
research centers
 Organize National and International
conferences

Evaluative Reports Dental College (Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopaedics)
Department of Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopaedics

1. Name of the Department : Orthodontics & Dentofacial
Orthopaedics
3. Is the Department part of a college / : Yes
Faculty of the university? Department is part of a college
4. Names of programs offered : BDS:1985
(UG, PG, PharmD, Integrated MDS: 1991
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Ph.D.: 2007
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, Certificate Course:2007, terminated in
Diploma, PG Diploma, 2011
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : The department has interdisciplinary
departments involved programs with Oral Maxillofacial
Surgery, and Periodontics.
7. Details of programs : Certificate course no takers
reasons.
9. Participation of the department : Nil
departments
(Professors/Associate Professors
/Asst. Professors/others)
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 2 3 3
Lecturer - - -


No. of Years
Experience
Dr. K.M. MDS,Ph.D Professor & Orthodontics 20 Years 8
Keluskar Head months
Dr. Roopa S MDS Professor 18 Year 10
Jatti. Months
Dr. Tejashri MDS Professor 13 Years 3
Pradhan months
Dr. Rohan S MDS Reader 8 Year 5
Hattarki months
Dr. Nagaraj MDS Reader 8 Year 4
K months
Dr. Anand B MDS Reader 7 Year 6
months
Dr. MDS Reader 4 Year 7
Manjunath months
Malagan
Dr. Pooja C MDS Lecturer 4 years
Chavan
Dr. Amit MDS Lecturer 6 Months
Nilgar
Dr. Vikram G MDS Lecturer 6 Months
professors
temporary faculty – program- faculties
wise information
Ratio MDS: 3:1
filled and actual
SDC 1 1 1
Clerk 1 1 1
Dental Technician 1 1 1

Qualified Nurse 1 1 1
Peon 1 1 1
Peon 1 1 1
Peon 1 1 1
Peon 1 1 1
Total 8 8 8
agencies
5 5 5
18. Inter-institutional collaborative : None
received: a) national b)
international
received
22. Publications :

 Monographs : -
 Books edited : 1
 Books with ISBN with :
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
average
 SNIP :
 SJR :
 Impact Factor - :
range/average
 h-index :
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : Areas of consultancy : Satellite
income generated Centres and Evening Dental Clinic
Income generated : Rs 7,54,500

a) National committees : Goa Public Service Commission: 1

Number of Faculty
Attended
2010 1. “Objective structured clinical 2
examination” (OSCE) and
“Objective structured pre clinical 1
examination” (OSPE). 2
2. Faculty for conducting post graduate 1
Orientation
3. 2ND CDE Programme of Goa
Orthodontics Study Group
4. CDE in Orthodontics & Beyond
2011 1. Surgical orthodontic workshop 9
Department Of Orthodontics
2. Department Of Oral and Maxillofacial
Surgery
2012 1. Workshop 1
2. CDE Workshop 2
3. Evidence Based Dentistry 2
4. Pre – Conference Workshop on Objective
Structured Clinical /Practical Examination 1
5. CBCT 1
6. Pedagogic and personal Effectiveness 1
7. Workshop Maratha Mandal 2
2013 1. CDE Program Workshop Topic: 6
Antibiotics in Dentistry 2
2. The 4th CDE Programme of Goa
Orthodontics Study Group 9
3. Integrated Teaching Programme 1
4. “Laminates &Veneers” Hands On Course
2014 1. OSCE AND OSPE Workshop 2
2. Saving Faces …..Changing lives….. 1
Role of triple “O” in modern dentistry
OSPE/OSPE Workshop 1
3. Adhesive Dentistry under Optimum
Protocol” Workshop 10
4. NasoalveolarMoulding” Hands on 2
course
5. New age orthodontic Biology and 1
BiomechanicsCDE Programme 1
6. Post Graduate Orientation program 3
7. Post Graduate Orientation program 2

“Parichaya” 1
8. Staff Orientation Programme
9. OSCE AND OSPE Workshop
10. Evidence Based Dentistry
institute
level by
 Faculty : Presidential address: Singapore 2011
 Doctoral / post doctoral : One Faculty was Awarded Ph.D. in
fellows 2013
 Students : Paper : 2 & Poster : 2
Sl
No
1. 28th29th Dr. K.M. Keluskar Surgical Orthodontics
January 2011 Dr. Nandan Kittur Workshop
Dr. Sujala
Dr. Anand B
Dr. Tejashri
2. 8th April Dr. NikhileshVaid Aligners Workshop
2013
3. 26th and 27th Dr. K.M. Keluskar Advanced Surgical
July 2013 Orthodontics Workshop
4. 23rd and 24th Dr. Gajannan Shanbhag Nasoalveolar Moulding

July 2014 Dr. Amit Nilgar Workshop


ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
MDS 2010 - 2013 776 4 3 100% 100%
2011 - 2014 773 3 3 100% 100%
2012 -2015 1137 3 4 ---- -----
2013 -2016 853 2 5 ------- ------
2014-2017 496 2 5 ------ ------
MDS
P.G.s 2011 None 50 % 50 % None
P.G.s 2012 14.6 % 14.6 % 71.4 % None
P.G.s 2013 None 28 .5 % 71.4 % None
P.G.s 2014 14% 14% 72 % None
34. How many students have cleared :  No students have cleared Civil
Civil Services and Defense Services and Defense Services
Services examinations, NET, examinations
GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS,
category-wise.
UG to PG :
PG to M.Phil, DM / M Ch/DNB :
PG to Ph.D. : 1
Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral :
Employed :

Entrepreneurs
graduates
from other universities within : 20%
the State
from universities from other : Nil
States
country
regard to
 Journals : 14
Associates
university
universities other universities
41. Was any need assessment : Before development of new
exercise undertaken before the programmes, feed backs are obtained
development of new from alumni and students. The

program(s)? If so, highlight the necessary changes to be made are

methodology. discussed at department meetings and
academic council for implementation in
future.
feedback from;
feedback?
and teaching-learning- and PG students on curriculum,
evaluation and how does the these are analyzed and forwarded to
department utilize the Board of Studies, KLEU for
feedback? implementing further changes.
c. alumni and employers on the : - The Feedback obtained from
programs offered and how alumni and employers are discussed
does the department utilize in departmental meetings, analyzed
the feedback? and forwarded to Board of Studies
3. Dr. Pradeep .S. Shetye New York, U.S.A
4. Dr AmandeepSachdeva USA
5. Dr Chetana Chandra UAE
6. Dr. PreetamMadhavanUnni UAE
7. Dr.MadhurUpadhyay U.S.A
8. Dr.YasirMustaqKachroo U.S.A
9. Dr.SumitYadav U.S.A
10. Dr. Nadeem Ahmad Canada
11. Dr. Azam Mohammad. UAE
12. Dr. Jostna UAE
lectures / workshops / seminar)


No Speaker
1 28th29th Dr. K.M. Keluskar Surgical Orthodontics
January 2011 Dr. Nandan Kittur Workshop
Dr. Sujala
Dr. Anand B
Dr. Tejashri
2 8th April Dr. NikhileshVaid Aligners Workshop
2013
3 26th and 27th Dr. K.M. Keluskar Advanced Surgical
July 2013 Orthodontics Workshop
4 23rd and Dr. Gajannan Shanbhag NasoalveolarMoulding
24thJuly 2014 Dr. Amit Nilgar Workshop
45. List the teaching methods :  Power point presentation
 Seminar & Case Discussions
 Case based learning
 Chair side discussion
 Journal clubs and critical evaluation
 Inter Departmental discussions
46. How does the department ensure : Monthly Staff meeting
47. Highlight the participation of : The faculty and students actively
students and faculty in extension participate in NSS activities, Red Cross
activities. and other activities like Swach Bharat
Abhiyaan.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Orthodontic Day is celebrated on 3rd
scholarly activities” of the Oct. every year
department.
by MHRD, (GoI)

50. Briefly highlight the :  Surgical Orthodontics (Workshop)

contributions of the department  CDE Programme
in generating new knowledge,  Advanced Surgical Orthodontics
basic or applied.  Workshop “Nasoalveoar Moulding
department.:
 Surgical  Lack of  Genetic  Management
Orthodontics MoUs related studies of surgical
 Smile train  Student orthodontic
collaboration exchange and cases
 FEM collaboration
Analysis programme
with other
universities
 Lingual
Orthodontics
52. Future plans of the Department. :  To establish collaboration with
national and international academic
bodies
 To establish training center for
surgical orthodontics

Evaluative Reports Dental College (Periodontics)
Department of Periodontics
1. Name of the Department : Periodontics
university?
4. Names of programs offered : UG : 1985
(UG, PG, PharmD, Integrated PG : 1990
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Dental Hygienist Course : 1997
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, Certificate in Esthetic & Periodontal
Diploma, PG Diploma, Plastic Surgery : 2007
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Interdisciplinary patient management
departments involved with the
Department of Conservative Dentistry
& Endodontics,
Department of Prosthodontics.,
Department of Orthodontics and
Department of Implant Dentistry.
reasons.
9. Participation of the department : Enrollment of PG’s for the Implant

in the courses offered by other course
departments

Professors/Asst.
Professors/others)

Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 2 3 3
Lecturer 4 3 3
No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Renuka MDS Prof. & Head Periodontics 12 Years 06
Metgud Months
Dr. Shaila V. MDS Professor 21 Years 2
Kothiwale Months
Dr. Vinayak MDS Professor 09 Years 6
Kumbhojkar Months
Dr. Vinuta MDS Reader 07 Years 2
Hampiholi Months
Dr. Abhishek MDS Reader 04 Years 6
Zingade Months
Dr. Menaka MDS Reader 04 Years 05
K.B. Months
Dr. Neelamma MDS Lecturer 03 Years 3
Shetti Months
Dr. Vilas MDS Lecturer 02 Year 3
Pattar Months
Dr. Shweta MDS Lecturer 06 Months
Hugar
professors
temporary faculty – program- faculties
wise information
Ratio MDS: 5:6


filled and actual
Dental Hygienist 01 01 01
Clerk 01 01 01
GNM 01 01 01
Practical Nurse 01 01 01
Support staff 03 03 03
Total 7 7 7
agencies
Implantology - - - - -
Herbal - 1 2 10 13
applications in
cure of periodontal
diseases.
Saliva - - - 10
Lasers - 1 - 7 8
Microsurgery - - - - -
18. Inter-institutional collaborative : Nil
received: a) national b)
international
19. Departmental projects funded by : Funding Agency : ICMR
ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC- Year : 2012
SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, Grants Received : 10,000
received


 State recognition :
 National recognition :
22. Publications :
 Monographs : 2
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
average
 SNIP : -
 SJR : -
 Impact Factor - : 1.659-3.79
range/average
 h-index : -
23. Details of patents and income : Turmeric gel formulation as an
generated Adjunct to scaling and root planning
Application no.4418/CHE/2013A
24. Areas of consultancy and : Areas of consultancy : Satellite

income generated Centres and Evening Dental Clinic
Income generated : Rs 7,54,500


Number of Faculty
Attended
Participated in OSCE- OSPE workshop 1
2010
UDEHP
Use of Problem based learning in dental 1
education.35 ISP Pre- Conference
Workshop
CME on Evidence Based Dentistry 1
2012
Belagavi
Workshop Orientation course for newly 2
recruited faculty
UDEHP Workshop on Paedogoy & 1
Personal Effectiveness
Quality Assurance in Health Sciences 1
Institutions
Workshop “Integrated Teaching 5
2013
Programme”
workshop on “ Effective Presentation Skills 2
for Doctors”
Reforms in Examination UDEHP workshop 1
Workshop on “ NABL Accreditation for 1
Research Centre
Attended workshop on “Research 1
Methodology”
Attended National Research Seminar 1
“Opportunities & Challenges in Medical
Research in India”

2014 OSCE & OSPE Workshop 2

Work shop “Teaching Methodologies” 1
K.L.E. University Belagavi
Attended Workshop on Orientation for 1
Newly Recruited Faculty Organized by
UDEHP
institute
level by
 Faculty : International : 3 & National :1
fellows
 Students : National : 5
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
Name of the
Applications
received
question no. 4)
MDS 2010 - 2013 776 2 3 100% 100%
2011 - 2014 773 2 3 100% 100%
2012 -2015 1137 2 3 - -
2013 -2016 853 1 3 - -
2014-2017 496 3 2 - -


MDS-2010 - 20% 80% -
2011 - 40% 60% -
2012 - 20% 80% -
2013 - 50% 50% -
2014 - 40% 60% -
34. How many students have cleared :  No students have cleared Civil
Civil Services and Defense Services and Defense Services
Services examinations, NET, examinations
GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS,
category-wise.
UG to PG
PG to M.Phil, DM / M Ch /
DNB
PG to Ph.D. 1
Employed
Entrepreneurs
graduates
the State
States
country


regard to
 Journals : 4
 Dissertations : 91
 Library dissertation : 90
Associates
university
universities
41. Was any need assessment : No
development of new
methodology.
feedback from;
as teaching-learning-evaluation? and necessary changes in the
If yes, how does the department curriculum are implemented.


and teaching-learning-evaluation and PG students on curriculum,
and how does the department these are analyzed and forwarded to
utilize the feedback? Board of Studies, KLEU for
implementing further changes.
c. alumni and employers on the : - The Feedback obtained from alumni
programs offered and how does and employers are discussed in
the department utilize the departmental meetings, analyzed
feedback? and forwarded to Board of Studies
Sl. Staff Name & Year Institution attached and
Position held
No of Completion Address
1) Dr. Kanteshwari Principal Aurobindo Dental College ,
Kumathalli 1998 Aurobindo Dental Indore
College Indore
2) Dr. Jagjit Singh Editor , Journal of Swami Devi Dayal Dental
Dhaliwal 1998 Indian Society of College, Barwala Harayana
Periodontology
3) Dr. Nandini N K Professor and Head A. J. Shetty Institute of
1993 Dental Sciences, Kunti
Kanha Mangalore
4) Dr. Vidya Dodwad Professor and Head College Of Dental Sciences
1995 & Research, Mohan Nagar
Gaziabad, Up
5) Dr. Majo Ambooken Professor and Head MES Dental College,
1997 Perinthalmma,
Malappuram, Kozhikode
Kerala
6) Dr. Shivaraj B Professor and Head P. M. Nadagowde College
Warad 1996 of Dental Sciences,
Bagalkot Pin :587101
7) Dr. Anukampa Dutt Consultant USA
2000 Overseas
8) Dr. Vinayak Pavate Consultant Australia
2001 Overseas
9) Dr. Deepali Vijay Consultant Singapore
Kumar 2000 Overseas
10) Dr. Amit Parashar Dental officer and 317 Field Hospital, Army
2013 Graded Specialist Dental Corps, Gangtok


Sl
No
1 14th August Dr. Nandini Manjunath Periodontal problems in
2010 female patients
2 21st August Dr. R. P. Nayak. Periodontal Medicine
2010
3 20th august Dr. Sanjay Jain. Laser in Periodontics
2011
4 29th March Dr. Sudhindra Kulkarni Hard and Soft tissue
2012 augmentation around dental
Implants
nd
5 22 Sept 2013 Dr. Rajeev Chittguppi Perio –Implant Esthetics
6 25th February Dr. Subarna Roy In- Publications in

2014 charge, Regional ICMR medicine/dental sciences :
Center, Belagavi current scenarios and present
challenges
th
7 26 February Dr. D.H Rao Vice Thinking Big –The NLP way
2014 Dean, VTU Belagavi
45. List the teaching methods :  Power point presentation
 Seminar
 Case based learning
 Chair side discussion
 Journal clubs and critical evaluation
 Inter Departmental discussions
46. How does the department ensure :  Regular department staff meetings
that program objectives are are conducted.
constantly met and learning  Internal Assessment examinations
outcomes are monitored? for UG’s & PG’s are conducted.
 Three monthly dissertation
evaluation done and report
submitted to the college office

47. Highlight the participation of :  Participation in health checkup

students and faculty in extension camps and treatment camps
activities.  Faculty is member of youth red
cross society and participation &
Organes Programs for the same
 Faculty is Co-ordinator of NSS
wing of KLE VK Institute of Dental
Sciences, Belagavi.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Oral Hygiene Day celebrated on 1st
scholarly activities” of the August every year.
department.
by MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the contributions :  Research projects both major and
of the department in generating minor are undertaken based on the
new knowledge, basic or applied. thrust areas identified by the
department.
Challenges (SWOC) of the department.
 Excellent  Lack of  Ability to pursue  Getting
infrastructure MoUs & postdoctoral exposure to
 Availability Research programs, undertake focused oral
of latest clinical health
equipments microbiological, treatment
pharmaceutical  To provide
research in the given comprehensive
set up. oral hygiene
52. Future plans of the Department. :  To conduct advanced research
activities in the thrust areas of dental
implants, microsurgery and Nano
technology for drug delivery.
 To motivate staff for enrollment in
PhD programs in Periodontics
 Hosting the National conference of the
Indian Society of Periodontology.
 MOUs with other colleges

Evaluative Reports Ayurveda College (A-E)
KLEU BMK AYURVEDA COLLEGE - BELAGAVI
Department of Agadatantra Evumvidhivaidyaka

1. Name of the Department : Agada Tantra Evum Vidhivaidyaka
2. Year of Establishment : BSAM degree : 1968
PG Agadatantra started from 2010.
3. Is the Department part of a : Yes it is the part of the college
College/Faculty of the university?
4. Names of programs offered (UG, : At present UG programme is offered
PG, Pharm D, Integrated and PG Agada Tantra course started
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., from 2010.
Diploma, PG Diploma, D.M. /
M.Ch., Super specialty
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : The department is having
departments involved interdisciplinary programme with
Rasashastra, BhaishajyaKalpana;
Vrukshayurveda for conducting
practical’s and for Dissertation works.
Authentication, Analysis of
Dissertation works is conducted in
Central Research Facility. Dept also
posts PG Scholars to Kayachikitsa,
Panchakarma, StreerogaPrasuti,
fertility center, Pharmacy.
6. Courses in collaboration with : UG, PG Curriculam are being regulated by
other universities, industries, CCIM, Dissertation works, Research
foreign institutions, etc. activities are being carried out
RMRC(ICMR),KLE PKBSL, Karnataka
state Pollution Control Board Belgaum.
7. Details of programs discontinued : Nil
9. Participation of the department : Yes (PG Certificate course in Vajikaran,
in the courses offered by other Staffs involved as teaching resource
departments persons; Resource persons for Foreign
Students Classes and PG Scholars attended
the certificate course)


Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 2 2 2
Lecturer - - -
No. of Years
Experience
Dr. S.K MD (Ayu) Professor & Dravyaguna 20yrs
Hiremath HOD
Dr. S.R BSAM Professor --- 30yrs
Hiremath
Dr. D. G. MD (Ayu) Reader Dravyaguna 15 yrs
Kolume
Dr. M.P. MD (Ayu) Reader Agadatantra 6 yrs
Savalgimath
Dr. M.B. MD (Ayu) Assistant Dravyaguna 5 yrs
Gundakalle Professor
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : 15:1 for UG
Ratio 1.2: 1 for PG
15. Number of academic support staff (technical) & administrative staff:
sanctioned, filled & actual:
16. Research thrust areas as :  Nephro/Hepato/Cytoprotective
recognized by major funding activity of Agadas.
agencies  Survey of visha and Vishagna
Dravyas.

 Ayurvedic environmental
toxicology
 Studies on the role of Agadas on
Hazardous effects of pesticides,
fertilizers etc.
 Experimental studies on various
Agadas in the management of
Envenomation
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : Involved study with RGUHS Grants-
projects from a) national b) Rs 50,000. “Comparative study on the
international funding agencies effect of Nakshatra (Pushya and Moola)
and c) Total grants received. and season on Manduk parni (Centella
Give the names of the funding asiatica Linn) WSR to pharmacognosy
agencies, project title and grants and phytochemical variatios “pushya
received project-wise. : and moolanakshatra”.(2009)
18. Inter-institutional collaborative : Institutional collaborative projects are
projects and associated grants existing in the department
received
a. National collaboration : National projects- Department has
collaborated with Regional medical
research center (ICMR),Karnataka
state pollution contrl board Belgaum
19. Departmental projects funded by : Vision Group of Science and
ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP / Technology( VGST) Project-
CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, Bengaluru Amount sanctioned
etc.; total grants received Rupees 30,000/- (2013-14)
Project completed and submitted to
office.
 State recognition : Nil
 National recognition : National recognition
Central Research Facility is having
AYUSH approved drug testing laboratory
for ASU drugs.
 International recognition :
21. Special research laboratories : Agada Tantra Speciality- Nirvisha OPD
sponsored by / created by Recently started.
industry or corporate bodies Department has developed Food
adulteration Detection Testing
laboratory

22. Publications :
 Number of papers published : National- 10
in peer reviewed journals Inter national-16
 Monographs : Nil
 Chapters in Books : Nil
 Books edited : Nil
Nil
Medline, etc.)
 Citation Index range / average : Citation index -3-( Anti microbial
activity of Artemesia vulgaris Linn
(Damanak)
 SNIP : --
 SJR : --
 Impact Factor–range/ : 2.1652
average
 h-index : -
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and :  Authentication of Herbs through
income generated Central Research Facility.
 Through KLE Ayurveda Hospital
Nirvisha-OPD &IPD.
2010 – 11, 460/- ; 2011- 33,865/-
2012 – 89,695/- ; 2013 – 83, 175/-
2014-1,03950/-
 Vrukshayurveda –supply of
medicinal herbs to hospital and
Selling of sapplings – Income
generated- 2010 – Rs 9650 ; 2011-
Rs 12650 ; 2012 –Rs 21960 ; 2013
– Rs30960 ; 2014-18050

25. Faculty selected nationally / : As resource person : 12 (ROTP, CME,

internationally to visit other Seminar, Workshop, Curriculum
laboratories / institutions / designing )
26. Faculty serving in : Faculty are serving in various
Institutional committees
a) National committees : Life Member-National Ayurveda Congress
(Ayurveda mahasammelana patrika)
d) any other (specify) :
Sl. No Staff Committees
01 Dr. S. K.  Chairman, BOS for pre and Para clinical
Hiremath subjects
 Chief PG Coordinator.
 Member, IRC Clinical/pre-para clinical,
human Subjects.
 Member of vagbhata boys hostel
Development committee
 Curriculum designing and development cell
 Member of IQAC, College council
02 Dr. D. G. Kolume  Incharge; Dept of Vrukshayurveda
 Controller; Exam Cell
 Member of flying squad
 Member of grievance redressal cell
03 Dr. Mahesh P S  Coordinator for Literary activities
 Coordinator for medico-legal presentations
04 Dr. M. B.  Coordinator Analytical laboratory, Member
Gundakalle Secretary –IRC PP.
 Member- IQAC
 Member Pharmacy Development committee
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Refresher / orientation programs /
(Refresher / orientation Seminar - 05, CME – 19, workshops –
programs, workshops, training 25 and training programs -15 have been
programs and similar programs). attended by faculty
 Percentage of students who :  Percentage of students who have
have taken up in-house taken up in-house projects including
projects including inter- inter-departmental projects: -

 percentage of students doing :  5.55% students in VGST and

projects in collaboration with RMRC Project
other universities / industry /  11.11% of students projects with
institute National Malarial center
 5.55% of students projects with
Karnataka state Pollution control
board, Belagavi and Dept of Civil,
KLE’s MSS Engineering college
level by
 Faculty : Dr. S.K. Hiremath
Best Teacher for 2011-2012 by KLE
University.
Adarsha Shikshaka 2014, Kannada
Balaga, KLEU’s JNMC, Belagavi
 Doctoral / post doctoral : Nil
fellows
 Students : 11
Sl. Name of the PG
Awards & Special Achievements
No Scholar
rd
1 Dr. Nitin Patil 3 Prize for Paper presentation at
International seminar on Anesthesia
“AIIMS-12” at Belagavi Feb 2012
st
2 Dr Savitri Karigoaudar, 1 Prize in Poster Presentation at Charaka
Dr. RajashekharJ akati Nirupana at Goa – 2012
2010 batch PG scholar
3 Dr. Santosh F Patil 2nd Prize , 42nd All India Ayurvedic Essay
Dr. Harishbabu.H Competition on ‘Gulmam’ held at PS
Varier Ayurveda Shala, Kottakkal, Kerala
October 2012
nd
4 Dr. Harish Babu.H 2 Prize Late Vaidya PG Nanal Trophy at
Tilak Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya, Pune ,
November-2012
5 Dr AshishGoswami 3rd prize in VaidyaUddavadas Mehta
2010 batch PG scholar Memorial All India Post Graduate Essay
competition , Bhopal Sep 2013
6 Dr.Ravichandran 1st prize in poster publication in Vajikarana
Menthe. 2011batch national level conference in Kasturba
Medical College , Manipal 22 Nov 2013

7 Dr.AmbikaDhiman Selected for VGST project for 2013 from

college. Work is under progress
8 Dr Harish Babu.H Best paper in National agada seminar “
Dr.MadhuPathak Ahinirvana” held at SDM college of
Ayurveda ,Udupi, Dec 11, 2013.
9 Dr. Shrutika K Awarded Best paper Presentation Oral,
Amrutakala-2014 National Seminar on
Dooshivisha
Cumulative Toxicity- A global challenge
19th and 20th April 2014 SDM College of
Ayurveda Hassan
10 Dr. Manohar Sarangi Awarded Best Poster Presentation,
Amrutakala-2014 National Seminar on
Dooshivisha
Cumulative Toxicity- A global challenge
19th and 20th April 2014 SDM College of
Ayurveda Hassan,
11 Dr.Anjana L Siddapur 2nd Prize In Mahanasa- Food Fest, on
Dr.SwetaMumbareddi 18th&19th October 2014 Organized by
Department of Swasthavritta KLEU B M K
Ayurved Mahavidyalaya Belagavi
30. Seminars/ Conferences / :  CME Medico-legal Aspects. 22.1.12
Workshops organized and the  Periodic/Regular Guest Lectures on
source of funding (national / Consumer rights.
international) with details of  Periodic/Regular Guest lecture on
outstanding participants, if any Suicide prevention day.
 Periodic/Regular Guest lecture on
World Environment day.
 Periodic / Regular Medico-legal Case
presentations.
 State level CME on “Consumer
protection act”- 15th March 2014
 Participants-Staff and Pg scholar from
Hassan and Sullia Ayurveda medical
college.
 Hon Judge District Court Belgaum
 Session Lawyer, District Belagum.
 Members, Consumer forum Belgaum
 Scientist, Regional forensic science
laboratory - Belgaum

31. Code of ethics for research :  As per the guidelines framed by

followed by the departments Institutional Research committee (pre
and Paraclinical , Clinical)
 IAEC
 Instittuinoal ethics committee for
Human subjects
 OECD and CPCSEA guidelines for
conducting Animal experiments
question no. 4)
MD 2010 116 05 01 100%
MD 2011 145 03 03 100%
MD 2012 160 01 05 100%
MD 2013 125 02 03 100%
MD 2014 60 02 04 Exams in July 2015
II BAMS 2010 NA 26 48 100%
II BAMS 2011 NA 20 52 100%
II BAMS 2012 NA 17 50 97%
II BAMS 2013 NA 23 52 Exams in Aug ‘15
33. Diversity of Students :
MD 2011 Nil 83.33% 16.66% Nil
MD 2012 Nil 83.33% 16.66% Nil
MD 2013 Nil 100% Nil Nil
MD 2014 Nil 50% 50% Nil
34. How many students have cleared : 02 - (IPS, KPSC)
GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS,
category-wise.


UG to PG 75:15 (overall)
PG to M.Phil,DM/M Ch / DNB NA
PG to Ph.D. Nil
Employed Recruitment as Teaching faculty within
 Campus selection and outside Karnataka
Entrepreneurs Nil
graduates
of the same university : Nil
from other universities within : 3 from Karnataka University Dharwad
the State (KUD) 2 from RGUHS Bangalore.
States
country
regard to
a) Library : Books – 49; Dissertations- 12, CD-16
(12 Dissertations & 04 e-Books)
b) Internet facilities for staff and : Yes-Internet facility capacity of
students 10mbps
c) Total number of class rooms : 2(two)
d) Class rooms with ICT facility : yes
e) Students’ laboratories : One
f) Research laboratories : Central Research Facility having
AYUSH Certification for ASU drug
testing with following facilities
Analytical laboratory, Animal House,
Microbial Laboratory.

39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students & Research Associates

a. from the host institution / : Nil
university
universities
40. Number of post graduate : Nil
students getting financial
41. Was any need assessment : It was assessed that there is need for
exercise undertaken before the clinical exposure in Ayurvedic clinical
development of new program(s)? toxicology. So, one of the Centers of
If so, highlight the methodology. Ayurvedic Vishachikitsa of Kerala was
identified for the training of the PG
Scholars. PG scholars are periodically
deputed to Pappinaseri Vishachikitsa
Kendra, Kerala for hands on training in
diagnosis & Ayurvedic Management of
venomous and non venomous snake
bites, scorpion stings & other incest
bites
42. Does the department obtain : Yes
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Feedback from DAME. Discussion
as teaching-learning- with faculty members and suggestions,
evaluation? If yes, how does feedbacks accepted, analyzed,
the department utilize the corrected and implementd in
feedback? curriculum.
b. students on staff, curriculum : Yes, Department utilizes feedback to
and teaching-learning- improve teacher quality, curriculum
evaluation and how does the redesigning and improve teaching-
department utilize the learning methods.
feedback?
c. alumni and employers on the :
Yes.
the feedback?
43. List the distinguished alumni of : a. Dr.Santosh F Patil- Asst Professor,
the department (maximum 10) BVVS, Ayurved mahavidyalaya
Bagalkot. b. Dr. Rajshekar Jakati, Asst
Professor, JGCS Ayurved Mahvidyalay
Ghataprabha. c. Dr.Shivanand

Kalasannavar, Asst Professor,

Ayurveda College, Koppal.
d.Dr.Savitri Karigoudar, Asst
Professor, Ayurveda College
Mundaragi e.Dr. Ashish Goswai, Asst
Prof, Ayurveda College Dehradun,
Uttarakhand. f. Dr. Nitin B Patil, Asst
Professor, Ayurveda College
Bedakihal, Nippani. g. Dr. Basavaraj
Sadhunavar – Asst. Prof, Kalidas
Ayurveda College, Badami. h.
Dr.Nivedita K – Asst. Prof, SDM
Ayurveda College, Teradal i. Dr.Harish
Babu H - Asst. Prof, Bapuji Ayurveda
Medical College, Challekeri. j. Dr.
Ravichandra Menthe – Asst. Prof,
Jabashetty Ayurveda Medical College,
Bidar.
44. Give details of student : a. Periodic/Regular Guest Lectures on
enrichment programs (special Consumer rights.
lectures / workshops / seminar) b. Periodic/Regular Guest lecture on
involving external experts. : Suicide prevention day.
c. Periodic/Regular Guest lecture on
World Environment day.
d. Periodic/Regular Guest lecture on
Anti drug Abuse Day
e. CME, Medico-legal Aspects. 22.1.12
f. Workshop on Drafting Rights &
Previlages of AYUSH Practitioners
on 03.10.2013
g. State level CME on “Consumer
protection act”- 15march 2014
h. Field and Higher center Visits.
Event 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
CME - - 01 - 01
Guest 02 03 03 04 05
Lecture
Visits 04 04 10 04 05
Workshops - - - 01 01
45. List the teaching methods : Theory classes with different methods
adopted by the faculty for like Oration, Blackboard, OHP sheets,

different programs including Flex charts, Models, PPTs, LCD. In the

clinical teaching. clinical teaching the students are taken
to OPD for hands on training, practical
demonstration of the patients. Apart
from this students are also taken to the
Bedside clinics for the demonstration.
46. How does the department ensure : 1. Preparing unitized syllabus
that program objectives are 2. Regular theory and practicals
constantly met and learning 3. Seminar, CCP, MDL/MLC.
outcomes are monitored? 4. PGs log book
5. Monthly attendance report
6. Field visits.
7. Regular and Half yearly
dissertation progress review.
8. Maintaining Teachers Diary.
9. Lesson plans
47. Highlight the participation of : The faculty members are participating
students and faculty in extension in all departmental extension activities
activities. like Regular camps, Awareness
programmes through NSS camps and
students are also participating in all
these activities.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus :  The department has started
scholarly activities” of the Weekly Medico-Legal Case
department. (MLC) presentation for
Faculty & PG Scholars from
11.05.2012
 Dept has initated to develop Rights
and privileges for AYUSH
practitioners as currently there are
no rights and privileges.
49. State whether the program / : The institute is constituent unit of KLE
by MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the : PGs are deputed to centers to acquire
contributions of the department skills and hands on training like
in generating new knowledge, Pappinaseri vishachikitsa Kendra,
basic or applied. Forensic Science department, RMRC,

Regional Forensic Science Laboratory,

Visits to Snake parks, Courts, Inter-
departmental postings. Weekly Medico-
Legal Case Presentations.
Adulteration detection tests as practicals
for both UG & PG students
Visits to Snake park, Courts, Forensic
Science lab. Establishment of Nirvisha
Speciality OPD
Deemed university. Emergency Management of Drug
management induced Toxicities,
Allergic
Manifestations and
Drug Incompatibility
Excellent Preparation of Occupational
Infrastructure. Ayurvedic antidotal diseases –mainly due
formulations. to some toxins
Different concepts Prevention and

and approaches to awareness of Genetic
latent or low level manifestations due to
or cumulative and toxins or poisons
chronic toxicities.
Environmental Problems due to Environmental
toxicology MLCs. Toxicology
Toxicological Clinical Training at
approach to Established centers.
Dermatology
(which is very
significant in
present and future
time)
52. Future Plans of the Department : a. To start PGCC in Ayur-
Dermatology (Submitted for
Approval).
b. To Draft Rights and privileges for
AYUSH Doctors.

Evaluative Reports Ayurveda College (Dravyaguna)
Department of Dravyaguna
1. Name of the Department : Dravyaguna

2. Year of Establishment : 1984-1985
college/Faculty of the university?
4. Names of programs offered (UG, : UG, PG, PGCC (Reverse Pharmacology).
PG, Pharm D, Integrated
fellowship, etc.)
departments involved interdisciplinary programme
with Rasashastra, Bhaishajya
Kalpana
6. Courses in collaboration with : ICMR, RMRC – for PG research projects
other universities, industries, KLEU College of Pharmacy for PG
foreign institutions, etc. research projects.
7. Details of programs discontinued : NIL
9. Participation of the department : Faculty conducted the classes relevant
in the courses offered by other to Dravyaguna in PGCC of different
departments departments
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 01 01 01
Lecturer - - -


No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Shradha MD,PhD Professor Dravyaguna 14
Nayak
Dr. Shalini S. MD Reader Dravyaaguna 18
Bhagwat
Dr. Yogesh MD Reader Dravyaaguna 16
H. G.
Dr.Arun MD Reader Dravyaaguna 08
Chougale
Dr.Giridhar.v MD Asst Prof Dravyaaguna 1year 6months
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : BAMS 15 (75/5)- 15:5
Ratio PG 1 (4/4) - 1:1
staff (technical) & administrative
staff: sanctioned, filled & actual
Sanctioned Filled
Support Staff 01 Nil
Administrative Staff Nil Nil
Peon 01 01
16. Research thrust areas as : Survey of Medicinal Plants, Ethno-
recognized by major funding botanical studies,
agencies Development of Animal experimental
Models, Vrukshayurveda,
Antimicrobial studies, Analytical
studies.
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : RGUHS sponsored project- Rs. 50,000.
projects from a) national b) Mr Ajit Lingayat Co-Investigator
international funding agencies (Ongoing)

18. Inter-institutional collaborative : Institutional collaborative projects are

projects and associated grants existing in the department National
received projects- Department has collaborated
with Regional medical research centre
(ICMR), Karnataka state pollution
control board Belgaum.
a. National collaboration :
b. International collaboration :
ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP /
CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE,
etc.; total grants received
20. Research facility / centre with : Nil
21. Special research laboratories :
sponsored by / created by Nil
22. Publications :
 Number of papers published : 15
in peer reviewed journals
 Books with ISBN with details :
Nil
of publishers
 Number listed in : Nil
Medline, etc.)
 Citation Index range / average : Nil
 SNIP : Nil
 SJR : Nil
 Impact Factor–range/ average : Nil
 h-index : Nil


generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : 1. Authentication of Herbs through
income generated Central Research Fecility.
2. Through KLE Ayurveda Hospital
Thyroid & endocrinal -OPD &IPD.
2010 – 2014 : Rs 457221/-
26. Faculty serving in : Nil
a) National committees : Nil
b) International committees : Nil
c) Editorial Boards : Editorial Board Member of Scientific
journal
d) any other (specify) : Nil
Staff Committees
Dr. Yogesh  Chairman, Anti Ragging, Nodal officer flying squad .
H.G.  Member, of co-curricular & Extra curricular activity.
 Convener Green Audit
Dr.Shalini  Member Women cell.
kulkarni
Dr.Arun  Coordinator for General seminar PG Studies, guest lecture
Chao program, Adjuvant faculty program KLE university
 Member Disciplinary committee
Dr.Giridhar  Coordinator Curriculum Design & Development DAME
V.  Member –IRC PP, IRC clinical, IQAC, KLE Ayurved
Pharmacy.
Mr. Ajit  In-charge KLE Ayurved Pharmacy
Lingayat  Member –IRC PP., IRC Clinical, IQAC KLE ayurved
Pharmacy, KLEAyurved Pharmacy Development
Committee.
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Following is table gives the numbers of
(Refresher / orientation Refresher / orientation programs,
programs, workshops, training workshops, training programs and
programs and similar programs). similar programs attended by faculty
Workshop Training program Seminar CME
25 15 05 19


 Percentage of students who : Nil
institute
29. Awards / recognitions received : Nil
level by
 Faculty : Dr R C Mathad – Best Teacher Award
from KLE University
fellows
 Students : Nil

ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
MD 2010 116 2 2 100%
MD 2011 145 4 - 100%
MD 2012 160 3 1 100%
MD 2013 125 2 - 100%
MD 2014 60 - - -
BAMS 2010 NA 26 48 100%
BAMS 2011 NA 20 52 100%
BAMS 2012 NA 17 50 97%
BAMS 2013 NA 23 52 Exams in Aug ‘15
BAMS 2014 NA 31 44 -


BAMS 2010 NA NA NA NA
MD 2011 NIL 75% 25% NIL
MD 2012 NIL 75% 25% NIL
MD 2013 NIL 50% 50% NIL
34. How many students have cleared : Dr. Ravindra Shishve- IPS –
Civil Services and Defense Dr. Manjunatha Nayak –KPSC
GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS,
category-wise.
UG to PG 18:1
PG to M.Phil,DM/M Ch / DNB NIL
PG to Ph.D. NIL
Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral NIL
Employed Recruitment as Teaching faculty within
 Campus selection and outside Karnataka.
Entrepreneurs NIL
graduates
of the same university : NIL
from other universities within : 03
the State
from universities from other : 02
States
from universities outside the : NIL
country


regard to
a) Library : 208
students
f) Research laboratories : MRC CRF
39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral Nil
students & Research Associates
a. from the host institution / :
university
b. from other institutions / :
universities
41. Was any need assessment : It was assessed that there is need for
exercise undertaken before the Reverse pharmacology in Ayurvedic
development of new program(s)? field. Students are given clinical
If so, highlight the methodology. posting to enhance applied clinical
knowledge in relation to drugs and its
proper usages.
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : YES – done through DAME
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : YES – done through DAME
feedback?

c. alumni and employers on the : YES – done through DAME

the feedback?
Dr Praveen Patil, Ex principal Bailhongal Ayurveda College Bailhongal
Dr Shivaraj Hiremath, Principal, Harugeri Ayurveda College Harugeri
Dr Sumitra Patil, Prof, GSS Ayurveda College Ghataprabha Dist Belagavi
Dr Ravi Hunagund, Prof, Koppal Ayurveda College Koppal Dist Koppal
Dr Veeresh Charantimath, Senior Research Consultant, Vapi Pharmaceutical,
Bombay
Dr Nataraj H R, Assistant professor, Ayurvedic college Mysore.
44. Give details of student :  Herbarium Technique
enrichment programs (special  Field Visit
lectures / workshops / seminar)  Work shop on Pharmacognocy
involving external experts. :  Awareness programme of
medicinal plants in various
institutes.
 Single drug therapy –Seminar
 Vanamahotsava
Event 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
CME 00 00 00 00 01
Guest lecture 01 02 01 02 01
Field Visits 07 06 06 07 04
Workshops 01 01 01 01 03
Awareness programme 01 01 01 01 02
45. List the teaching methods : black board with chalk piece, OHP,
adopted by the faculty for PPT, LCD Class room teaching
different programs including lectures, Group discussion, Seminars,
clinical teaching. Journal Review, Quiz, Field visits etc
46. How does the department ensure : Department ensures that program
that program objectives are objectives are constantly met by
constantly met and learning 1.preparing unitized syllabus
outcomes are monitored? 2.Conducting Regular theory and
practicals,
3. Department seminars.
4. Attending General seminar, CCP,
MDL/MLC.

5 Signing PGs log book regularly

6. Through monthly attendance report
&. Field visits.
7. Regular and Half yearly dissertation
progress review.
8 Maintaining Teachers Diary.
9. Lesson plans
47. Highlight the participation of : All the faculty members are
students and faculty in extension participating in the all department
activities. activities like regular Medicinal plant
Awareness progamme, regularly every
year medicinal plant plantation in
Narasingpur, (Vanamahotsava) and
field visit programme to identify
medicinal plants in natural habitats
different areas of forest.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : –Question of week, Chart of the
scholarly activities” of the week, Drug of the week, Article of
department. the week.
by MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the : Planning for development raw drug
contributions of the department museum and increase number of
in generating new knowledge, herbaria.
basic or applied.
department.:
 Spacious  Lack of  Jobs in  Competition
Laboratory Practical Academic from other
for basic knowledge in  Jobs in faculties like
techniques experimental Ayurveda Pharmacy,
 Museum (Dry pharmacology Pharmacies Science &
samples-328, and advanced  Jobs in R & D Medicine
Wet- 60, Phytochemist Institutions  Advancement
Digital photos ry  Development in

-300 plants)  Lack of of Nurseries, Technology

 Herbal exposure in Raw Drug & Science
Garden (2.5 the field of Depository  Specialization
acres, 250 clinical  Development & Super
Genus) pharmacology as a center of specialization
 Nursery (23 & Excellence of  Deforestation
acres) therapeutics Drug  Quality
 Good Research control norm
Departmental
infrastructure
52. Future Plans of the Department :  To upgrade department museum
 Pharmacognosy & Phytochemistry
 Developing clinical pharmacology
in Ayurveda.
 Development of Model Herbal
Garden
 Organize National level CME
program for Dravyaguna
 Developing single drug therapies in
the management of chronic and
immune related disorders.

Evaluative Reports Ayurveda College (Kaumarabhritya)
Department of Kaumarabhritya
1. Name of the Department : Kaumarabhritya

2. Year of Establishment : UG-1984,PG-2010
3. Is the Department part of a : Yes - Part of College
4. Names of programs offered (UG, : The department offers UG (BAMS)& PG MD
PG, Pharm D, Integrated – Balaroga) cources
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Interdisciplinary programme with Statistics,
departments involved Research methodology, Rasashahstra,
Bhaishajya Kalpana departments.
6. Courses in collaboration with : Taught subject of Kaumarabhritya to students
other universities, industries, of Middlesex university
Yes, the Staff is involved as teaching resource
in the courses offered by other persons; Resource persons for Foreign
departments Students. The PG Scholars attended the
certificate course
Actual (including CAS &
Sanctioned Filled
MPS)
Professor 1 1 1
Lecturer - - -
Senior Resident
- - -


No. of Years Research Under
Experience Guidance
Dr. C. R. BSAM Professor 21 Years
Kamat
Dr.Azizahme MD (KB) Reader Kaumara 9 Years PG
d Arbar HOD bhritya Dissertation
04 On going
06Completed
Dr.Vaishali MD (Ayu) Asst Prof Kaumara 3 yrs -
Patil bhritya
Dr. Savita MD (KB) Asst Prof Kaumara 1 Year 2 Ongoing
Butali bhritya
Dr Nagalaxmi MD(KB) Asst Prof Kaumara 6 Months 1 Ongoing
B bhritya
professors
temporary faculty – program-wise and no temporary faculty members, hence
information not applicable.
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : UG 15:1, PG 1:1
Ratio
15. Number of academic support staff : There is,
(technical) & administrative staff: 3 – Ward nurse,
sanctioned, filled & actual 1 – Attenders, clerk
16. Research thrust areas as recognized : NIL
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : NIL
project-wise. :
18. Inter-institutional collaborative : NIL
received

19. Departmental projects funded by :

ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP / CAS,
DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, etc.; total
grants received
Sl. No Department Amount
1. ICMR – 1 Project Nil
2. Himalaya Drug co – 1 Project 60,0000
sponsored by / created by industry Nil
or corporate bodies
22. Publications :
 Number of papers published in : International : 1
peer reviewed journals (national National : 6
/ international)
 Books with ISBN with details :
Nil
of publishers
 Number listed in International : Nil
 SNIP : Nil
 SJR : Nil
 h-index : Nil
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and income : Income generated through hospital
generated consultancy : Rs. 26,99,612


26. Faculty serving in : Dr. Aziz Arbar serving as member of
Board of studies, KLE university
27. Faculty recharging strategies : 3
(Refresher / orientation programs,
workshops, training programs and
similar programs).
projects
 percentage of students doing : 16.67%(VGST);PG scholars projects at
projects in collaboration with Kerala(5); RMRC (17)
institute
29. Awards / recognitions received at : Nil
the national and international level
by
 Faculty : Nil
 Doctoral / post doctoral fellows : Nil
 Students : Nil
30. Seminars/ Conferences / : a. NSSK workshop sponsored by IAP
Workshops organized and the b. CME on MCH&Panchakarma funded
source of funding (national / by RAV, NEW Delhi : Mar 2010
international) with details of c. CME on MCH & Panchakarma funded
outstanding participants, if any by RAV, NEW Delhi : Oct 2010
d. Compendium of Kaumarabhritya 2014
25th to 29th August 2014
31. Code of ethics for research : Guidelines on Code of Conduct for Human
followed by the departments Research Science issued by ICMR, ICH &
GCP.


Name of the Selected
Applications
Program (refer to Pass Percentage
received Male Female
question no. 4)
MD 2010 116 04 02 100%
MD 2011 145 03 03 100%
MD 2012 160 04 02 -
MD 2013 125 03 03 -
MD 2014 60 02 04 -
BAMS 2010 NA 30 45 97.4%
BAMS 2011 NA 25 42 91%
BAMS 2012 NA 17 59 93%
BAMS 2013 NA 16 59 100%
BAMS 2014 NA 21 53 100%
Name of the % of % of students % of students % of students
Program students from other from from other
(refer to from the universities universities countries
question no. same within the outside the
10 batch: 10 batch: 10 batch: 1/6
NIL 5/6(83%) (17%)
11 batch: 11 batch: 11 batch:
NIL 2/6(33%) 4/6(67%)
12 batch: 12 batch: 12 batch:
NIL 2/6(33%) 4/6(67%)
13 batch: 13 batch : 13 batch:
NIL 2/6(33%) 4/6(67%)
GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS,
category-wise.
UG to PG 18:1
PG to M.Phil,DM/M Ch / DNB Nil

PG to Ph.D. Nil
Employed Nil
Entrepreneurs Nil
graduates
of the same university : 1 /5(20%)
from other universities within : 3/5 (60%)
the State
States
country
regard to
a) Library : Yes
students
39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral Nil
university
universities

41. Was any need assessment :

exercise undertaken before the Increased scope and demand for PG course
development of new program(s)? initiated postgraduate programmes.
42. Does the department obtain : Yes, dept collects the Feedback from DAME.
feedback from; Discusses with the faculty members of the
department and suggestions and feedbacks will
beaccepted, analyzed corrected and
implements in teaching and learning
curriculum.
a. faculty on curriculum as well :
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum :
feedback?
the feedback?
43. List the distinguished alumni of : a. Dr. Annapurna Patil -Independent
the department (maximum 10) Practitioner, Miraj
b. Dr.Savita Butali- Assistant Professor, Dept
of Kaumatabhritya, KLEU, SBMK
Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya, Belagavi
c. Dr.Vinayak G- Lecturer, Ayurveda
Medical college, Gadhinglaj
d. Dr. Praveen M -Lecturer SSRAMC
Ayurveda Medical college, Inchal
e. Dr. Bhushan – Lecturer, Uttaranchal
Ayurveda Medical college, Dehra dun
f. Dr. Amol Patil – Lecturer, Ayurveda
Medical college, Bedakihal
g. Dr. Mithila Amin-Independent
Practitioner, Mumbai
h. Dr. Deepti – Looking for Job in nearby
place to her place of marriage at Koppal.

44. Give details of student : a. Periodic/Regular Guest Lectures on

enrichment programs (special different Pediatric medical and surgical
lectures / workshops / seminar) aspects.
involving external experts. : b. Workshops on Neonatology, Pediatrics
45. List the teaching methods : a. Oration
adopted by the faculty for b. Black board
different programs including c. OHP
clinical teaching. d. Power point presentation
e. Bedside teaching
f. Demonstrations
g. Hand on training
46. How does the department ensure : Department is regularly taking feedback,
that program objectives are Mentor counseling and internal assessment
constantly met and learning exams for this purpose.
47. Highlight the participation of : The faculty members are participating in all
students and faculty in extension departmental extension activities like camps,
activities. school health check-ups, public orientation
programs, children’s day celebrations etc.
Students are also a part of this program.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Developing Samvardhana, Child development
scholarly activities” of the clinic and Respiratory clinic
department.
department is accredited/ graded Academy of Higher Education and Research
by other agencies? If yes, give which is accredited ‘A’ grade by NAAC and
details. placed in Category ‘A’ by MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the : PG Scholars are deputed to various training
contributions of the department centers to acquire skills and knowledge like
in generating new knowledge, Modern emergency treatments, different
basic or applied. varieties of the pediatric cases etc.
department.:
 Scope for  Lack of  Clinical  Changing rules of
curriculum availability of Practice government
designing, unique  Academics regarding appointing
developing multipurpose  Literary other specialties to
newer medicines Research Pediatric speciality

methods to which are  Working with for teaching and

improve explained in Development guiding
OPD/IPD classical al disabilities  We have challenges
services. texts.  Research in in treating some of
 Good infra  Lack of Immuno the acute and chronic
structrure awareness in modulation diseases cardiac
 Scope in the public problems, renal
developing about problems etc
Ayurvedic Kaumara  Facing challenges in
Pediatrics into bhritya. planning research
a most activity
demanded  Challenges in
branch for getting good quality
child health of medicines
care.  Challenges in getting
 Prime permanent teaching
location to aid faculty
patient
treatment.
52. Future Plans of the Department : a. Ayurvedic CDC
b. Pediatric Pancha karma
c. Ayurvedic Pediatric Respiratory clinic

Evaluative Reports Ayurveda College (Kayachikitsa)
Department of Kayachikitsa
1. Name of the Department : Kayachikitsa
2. Year of Establishment : UG Course was established in 1968
PG Course ‘Ayurveda Vachaspati’
(MD Ayu) established in the year 2010
4. Names of programs offered (UG, : Programs offered are
PG, Pharm D, Integrated UG-BAMS
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., PG- MD (Ayu) Kayachikitsa
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, PG certificate course in Vajeekarana.
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Bhaishajya Kalpana, Pancha karma,
departments involved Shalayatantra. Apart from this the
Kayachikitsa Department is taking part
in delivering lectures conducted by the
college in the series of interdisciplinary
lectures on different diseases.
6. Courses in collaboration with : Involvement in training program of
other universities, industries, Middle sex university, United
foreign institutions, etc. Kingdom, where in the foreign students
are trained to treat the diseases with
medicinal management.
9. Participation of the department : Department is involved with Srishti
in the courses offered by other Infertility Centre in the program of PG
departments Certificate Course in Vajikarana.
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 01 01 01

Lecturer - - -
No. of Research
Name Qualification Designation Specialization Years Under
Experience guidance
Dr. Sameer N MD (Ayu), Professor Kayachikitsa 14 yrs 3
Naik Ph.D
Dr. Basavaraj MD (Ayu), Reader Kayachikitsa 10 yrs 2
R Tubaki Ph.D
Dr. Vitthal G MD (Ayu), Reader Kayachikitsa 8 yrs 1
Huddar (Ph.D)
Dr. Kashavva MD (Ayu) Reader Kayachikitsa 7 years, 6 1
V Hiremath months
Dr. Sukumar MD (Ayu) Asst. Prof. Kayachikitsa 5 yrs 1
Nandigoudar
Dr. Kiran MD (Ayu) Asst. Prof. Kayachikitsa 5 yrs 0
Mutnale
Dr Pramod B.A.M.S Asst. Prof. Kayachikitsa 2 Yrs 0
Shet MD (Ayu)
12. List of senior Visiting : University has 3 Professor Emeritus,
Fellows, adjunct faculty, 4 Adjunct and 13 Visiting Professors
emeritus professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : UG 12:1, PG 1:2
Ratio

sanctioned, filled & actual :
Staff Sanctioned Filled Actual
Technical 0 0 0s
16. Research thrust areas as : Research thrust area recognized by
recognized by major funding “HIMALAYA DRUG COMPANY”
agencies Bangalore is –Amlapitta (Dyspepsia)


Funding Agency
Faculty Grants
Project Title National/
involved Received
International
“A Comparative Clinical Dr. Sameer Himalaya Drug Rs. 1,09,400/-
Study To Evaluate The Naik Company-
Efficacy And Safety of Dr. V G Bangalore
Gasex Extract Root Tablet Huddar National Agency
In The Treatment of
Dyspepsia”
received
22. Publications : 8
Nil

Medline, etc.)
 SNIP : Nil
 SJR : Nil
 Impact Factor–range/ : 0-1.6
average
 h-index : Nil
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : Income generated through hospital
income generated consultancy : Rs. 5,15,85,248/-
25. Faculty selected nationally / : Dr B R Tubaki. Resource Person. 16th
internationally to visit other Internataional Ayurveda Symposium &
laboratories / institutions / First International Ayurveda Research
industries in India and abroad Seminar, organized by Rosenberg gGmbH
– European Academy of Ayurveda Birstein
(Germany) held on 12 to 15th sept 2014 .
c) Editorial Boards : 1. Rasayani National e- Journal
2. Peer reviewer for National Journal
of Ayurveda and Integrative
Medicine
3. Peer Reviewer KLEU’s Health
science Journal.

27. Faculty recharging strategies : 50
 Percentage of students who : 1


institute
level by
 Faculty : 5
fellows
 Students : Nil
Sl. Seminars/ Conferences State/ Year Source of
No / Workshops National/ funding
. International
1 CME on “Cancer State Level 11th – 13th Himalaya
Management through Aug 2009 Drug
Ayurveda Treatment” Company,
Bangalore.
th
2 Workshop State Level 9 April 2010 Nil
“Punaschetana”
3 Pushkara – state level State Level 23rd April Nil
seminar on Tamakashwasa 2010
4 CharakaSaptaha Institute 14th -18th Mar Nil
Level 2011
5 CME – On the eve of Institute 6th April 2011 Himalaya
World Health Day Level Drug
company
6 CSTT Workshop National 11th -13th Mar Dept. of
“Chikitsa Shabda Level 2012 AYUSH,
Sagara” NewDelhi
nd
7 Sadaagati –Seminar on State level 22 Feb 13 Nil
GB syndrome
8 Meha-2014, National National 14th March Nil
Seminar on Diabetes Level 2014
Mellitus


ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
BAMS 2010 NA 30 45 97.4%
BAMS 2011 NA 25 42 91%
BAMS 2012 NA 17 59 93%
BAMS 2013 NA 16 59 100%
BAMS 2014 NA 21 53 100%
PG- 2010 Yr Nil 03 Nil Nil
2011 Batch Nil 03 Nil Nil
2012 Batch Nil 01 02 Nil
34. How many students have cleared : Dr Ravindra Shishve- IPS –
Civil Services and Defense Dr Manjunatha Nayak –KPSC
category-wise.
UG to PG 10:3
PG to Ph.D. Nil
Employed Nil
Entrepreneurs Nil


graduates
the State
from universities from other : NIL
States
country
regard to
a) Library : 65
b) Internet facilities for staff and : Yes (Department &Digital Library)
students
c) Total number of class rooms : Two (1-UG, 1-PG)
e) Students’ laboratories : NIL
f) Research laboratories : One
39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral 5
university
universities
40. Number of post graduate : 9
41. Was any need assessment : Yes, The department is regularly taking
exercise undertaken before the feedback from the Alumnis and
development of new program(s)? practitioners through DAME before the
If so, highlight the methodology. development of new programmes.
42. Does the department obtain : Yes. The DAME is obtaining feedback
feedback from; and it is analyzed and implemented in

academic, clinical facility and

infrastructure development of the
department. The feedback obtain from
Alumni and employers is utilized for
the development of the departmental
activities, facilities to fulfill the
demands of student community.
feedback?
feedback?
the feedback?
Sl No Name of the Alumni Designation
1 Dr Mahantesh Prof and HOD, Dept of Shalya, Ayurveda
Salimath Medical College. Koppal
2 Dr. Milind Hukkeri Prof, Dept of Rasashastra, Ayurveda medical
College, Koppa
4 Dr Kedar Dandin Professor, Dept of Dravyaguna, Ayurveda
Medical College Hospet
6 Dr Shankarling Medical Officer. District AYUSH Hospital
Rabakavi Belgavi.
8 Dr. Prakash Kumbar Asst. Prof, Dept of Kayachikitsa, Ayurveda
College, Harugeri
9 Dr Raghavendra Asst. Prof, Dept of Kayachikitsa, Ayurveda
College, Siddapur
44. Give details of student : Conducting Seminars, AV classes,
enrichment programs (special Remedial classes, Group discussion,
lectures / workshops / seminar) Quiz competition for students to enrich
involving external experts. : their knowledge.

45. List the teaching methods : The theory classes with different
adopted by the faculty for methods like Oration, Blackboard,
different programs including OHP sheets, Flex charts, PPTs, LCD.
clinical teaching. In the clinical teaching the students are
taken to OPD and IPD section where in
the Clinical examination of the patients
and management of the diseases will be
taught.
46. How does the department ensure : Department is regularly taking
that program objectives are feedback, Mentor counselling and by
constantly met and learning conducting internal assessment
outcomes are monitored? examinations.
students and faculty in extension in all Departmental extension activities
programs like rallies, students are also
participating in all these activities.
Details of Extension activities-
1. Free Health checkup and
Consultation camp at
Hirebagewadi, Organized by NSS
unit, 27thMay 2011
2. Awareness rally on Heart Diseases-
On the eve of World Heart Day,
Sep 2011
Consultation camp at Itagi,
Organized by NSS unit, 14.2.12
4. Awareness Lectures on Preventive
Cardiology in Different schools of
Belagavi On the eve of World
Heart Day, 20th to 30th Aug 2012
Consultation camp at
Gokak,Organized by Taluk
Panchayat, Gokak - 29th
November 2012
6. Free Health checkup &
Consultation camp at Hudali,
Organized by NSS unit, 27th Feb
2013

7. Free checkup and Advice camp on

Skin disorders- At Itagi Village,
Taluk: Khanapur, Dist: Belagavi-
2nd April 2013
Consultation camp at KK Koppa,
Organized by NSS unit, 14th Feb
2014
9. Mega Health check up camp at
Nippani, Organized by Dept. Of
Panchakarma, 19th March 2014
10. BMD Camp at KLEU Ayurveda
Hospital, Organized by Himalaya
Drug Company, 14th April 2014
11. Free Health check up camp at
Jamboti, Organized by OCEAN
Life care Pvt. Limited, 22.7.14
12. Free Health check up camp at
Uchagaon, Organized by OCEAN
Life care Pvt. Limited, 19.9.14
13. Awareness talk on Preventive
Cardiology in SVM High school,
Belagavi On the eve of World
Heart Day, 6th Oct 2014.
14. Awareness Programme. Geriatric
problems, mental health & youth.
Govt college of teachers
education.Belgavi..23.9.2014 on
the eve of World Alzheimer’s day.
15. Awareness Programme. Mental
health & Youth. RLS Law College
Belgavi.14.10.2014 on the eve of
World Mental Health Day.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Developing Treatment protocols in the
scholarly activities” of the management of different Liver disorders,
department. DVT, Rheumatoid Arthritis etc.
by MHRD, (GoI).

50. Briefly highlight the : Department is involved in generating

contributions of the department new knowledge to the students to
in generating new knowledge, practice Ayurveda Medicine through
basic or applied. methods of Clinical Teaching.
Hands on training, field visits, problem
based learning’s.
department.:
 Having  Lack of  Tremendous  We have
deemed availability of opportunities challenges in
university we unique for academic, treating some
have liberty multipurpose clinical and of the rare
in developing medicines research and chronic
the which are activities. diseases like
curriculum as explained in  Tremendous Wilson ’s
per need and classical opportunities disease,
freedom for texts. to serve large Hepatobiliary
implementati  Lack of number of Carcinomas,
on publications poor Rheumatism
 Having very community etc.
good patients.  Facing
infrastructure  There is challenges in
facility like opportunity in planning
area wise, the research
equipment’s collaborative activity
wise, research
instruments activities with
and research overseas
facility universities.
 Having well  There is
equipped high opportunity to
tech produce good
Ayurveda quality
hospital and service
clinical oriented
evaluation for general
research. practitioners
to the society.

 Having our
own
Pharmacy
which helps
in preparing
the medicines
as per our
requirements
 College is
situated in the
heart of the
city and in
thick
population
area
52. Future Plans of the Department : To start PhD program in Kayachikitsa

Evaluative Reports Ayurveda College (Kriyashareera)
Department of KriyaShareera
1. Name of the Department : KriyaShareera
3. Is the Department part of a : The department is a part of College

4. Names of programs offered (UG, : The Department is offering U.G - B.A.M.S
PG, Pharm D, Integrated – with 75 intake
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : The department faculty are involved in the
departments involved Teaching the physiology Classes to 1st P.G.
courses, Performing the Multi-disciplinary
classes. Shalya, Sangyajharan, Vajikaran
PGCC
9. Participation of the department : The department faculties are involved in,
in the courses offered by other Teaching of Physiology Classe to PGCC,
departments VAGIKARANA .
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 01 01 01
Lecturer - -


No. of Years
Experience
Dr Mandar B M.D Professor KriyaShareera 20 yrs
Dr. Vinod G M.D Reader Siddhant 6 yrs
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher Ratio : The student Teacher ratio is 37.5 : 1
Technical 1 1 1
16. Research thrust areas as : Nil
agencies
18. Inter-institutional collaborative : NIL
received
 State recognition : National recognition
 National recognition : Central Research Facility is having
AYUSH approved drug testing laboratory
for ASU drugs.


22. Publications : Nil
 Number of papers published : Nil
Nil
Medline, etc.)
 SNIP : Nil
 SJR : Nil
 Impact Factor–range/ : Nil
average
 h-index : Nil
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : Nil
income generated
25. Faculty selected nationally / : Dr. Mandar Bedekar
d) any other (specify) : The faculty is serving in following regional
committee

 Sample discarding committee.

 Savenioer committee for shalakya
international confrence.
 Coordinator for KLEU BMKAMV
Exam Cell.
 Subject coordinator for kriya shareer
27. Faculty recharging strategies : 3 University Level
projects
institute
level by
 Faculty : Nil
 Students : Nil
GCP.
question no. 4)
BAMS 2010 49 26 49 95%
BAMS 2011 36 29 53 90%
BAMS 2012 51 20 54 94.5%
BAMS 2013 43 24 50 95%
BAMS 2014 50 24 51 Exam in Aug- 2015.


BAMS NA NA NA 1:4
34. How many students have cleared : Dr Ravindra Shishve- IPS –

Civil Services and Defense Services Dr Manjunatha Nayak –KPSC
UG to PG 1:10
PG to Ph.D. Nil
Employed Nil
Entrepreneurs Nil
graduates
the State
States
country
assessment period
regard to

a) Library : The Department library is having 44

books,
Educational CD’s : 04
Models-25 Charts-50, Specimens : 15
Central library ;
Books : 995 Books
Journals : 43
International : 08
National : 35
b) Internet facilities for staff and : Yes – DIGITAL LIBRARY
students

e) Students’ laboratories : Well-equipped Laboratory hall
testing with following facilities.
39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral
university
universities
Nil
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as : Department of Ayurved Medical Education
well as teaching-learning- is taking the feedback from Faculty and
evaluation? If yes, how does students
feedback?


feedback?
c. alumni and employers on : -
the programs offered and
how does the department
43. List the distinguished alumni of : Dr. Magdum ; Dr. Bannigol; Dr. Jatti.
the department (maximum 10) Dr. Chandrappa ; Dr. Gugwad,
44. Give details of student : Crash Course,
enrichment programs (special Guest Lecturer.
45. List the teaching methods : Importance is given to the teaching the
adopted by the faculty for Clinical Physiology,Physiological
different programs including practicals.OHP PPT, LCD, Black Board,
clinical teaching. OPD Patient, Bedside ,Etc.
46. How does the department ensure : By well prepared and executed Lesson
that program objectives are Plan. Feedback and mentors meetings.
47. Highlight the participation of : Activities like blood donation rally,
students and faculty in extension celebration of blood donors day and
activities. students are also participating in all these
activities.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Students were participating in the
scholarly activities” of the various competitions concerned with
department. the department viz: Physiology Model
Preparation competitions etc.
by MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the : 1. Shloka chanting and there by
contributions of the department understanding the concept, Prakruti
in generating new knowledge, assessment, Sara pareeksha .
basic or applied. 2. Department is involved in to train
students for practice of examination of
normal and diseased one


department.:
 Having  Lack of  Becoming the  Preparation
deemed collaborations Academician and
university we & MoUs  Model maintenance
have liberty to preparatory. of Physiology
develop the  Head of the Museum
curriculum as Department  To overcome
per need and and Lab. the weakness.
freedom for  Facing
 Tremendous
implementation
opportunities challenges in
 Highly
for academic, planning
qualified and
clinical and research
Skilled Staff
research activity
 Well
Equipped
activities
Laboratory  Tremendous
Instruments opportunities
Charts to serve large
 Functional number of
Departmental poor
Library community
 Having well patients
equipped high
tech Ayurveda
hospital and
clinical
evaluation for
research
52. Future Plans of the Department : 1. To start PG course in mere future.
2. To establish the Good Physiology
Museum.
3. To Organize national Level
Conference on Ayurveda
physiology

Evaluative Reports Ayurveda College (Panchakarma)
Department of Panchakarma
1. Name of the Department : Panchakarma
2. Year of Establishment : Year of Starting UG Course 1968

Year of Starting PG Course 2010,
CCIM Recognition 2010
4. Names of programs offered (UG, : - UG
PG, Pharm D, Integrated - PG
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., - PG diploma.
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Department is involved with shalya and
departments involved shalakya dept. for basti and nasya
fitness respectively coordinates with all
clinical department for Panchakarma
treatment modalities
6. Courses in collaboration with : Department is in collaboration with
other universities, industries, Middle sex, Illinois Universities of
foreign institutions, etc. London. Trains the foreign students in
the treatment of Panchakarma and for
research activities in collaboration with
 Kidnar KUD, Dharwad,
 CSIR , IGIB, Delhi
 MOU with Germany school of
ayurveda , (drpoorvi)
 Dept. of Bio- Medical Engineering
,KLE’s Dr M S Sheshagiri College of
Engineering, Belagavi, Basic
 Basic research lab JNMC Belagavi.
 Visit to school of Ayurveda
Japan(Tokyo)
 USM malaysia
 Sane Care Madhavbaugh


9. Participation of the department : Department is involved with Kayachikitsa
in the courses offered by other department in the programme of
departments Vajikarana certificate course
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 01 01 01
Lecturer - -
No. of Years
Experience
Dr B S Prasad M D (Ayu) Professor - 20 yrs
Ph.D
DrPradeep L M D (Ayu) Reader - 7 ½ yrs
Grampurohit
Dr Rajashekhar M D (Ayu) Reader - 7 ½ yrs
V Sanapeti
DrSreelakshmi M D (Ayu) Asst. Proff - 5 ½ yrs
C Reddy
Dr Deepti B MPT Asst. Proff - 4 ½ yrs
Bagewadi
DrVishwanath M D (Ayu) Asst. Proff - 1Year
S Wasedar
Dr.Koralli Anil M D (Ayu) Asst. Proff - 2 month
professors

14. Program-wise Student Teacher : 1: 13 for Undergraduates

Ratio 1:3 for Postgraduates
Professor 01 01 -
Associate Professor/Reader 02 02 -
Assistant Professor 02 04 -
Clerk 1 - -
16. Research thrust areas as : Identification of Genomic Correlation
recognized by major funding of Prakriti in Health individuals.
agencies
Funding
Faculty Agency Grants
Project Title
involved National/ Received
International
Identification of Genomic Dr. B. S. CSIR-IGIB Rs.44,00,000
Correlation of Prakriti in Prasad PD/TRISUTRA /-
Health individuals from Professor /TGC/2012
Dravidian population of & Head Date
North Karnataka 20/12/2013
18. Inter-institutional collaborative : National Collaboration with IRSHA,
projects and associated grants BVP Pune for Obesity
received SPICE Project Vision Group of
Science & Technology, Bangalore


22. Publications :
 Number of papers published : International – 22
Nil
Medline, etc.)
 SNIP : Nil
 SJR : Nil
 Impact Factor–range/ : Nil
average
 h-index : Nil
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : OPD & IPD Hospital consultancy
income generated Rs. 36428359
a) National committees : a. CCIM (Ayurveda) Member

b. Member of Recognition Committee

constituted for scrutiny of
applications and to recommend
persons as Post Graduate Teacher
of the Goa University
c. Member of Board of Studies,
RGUHS, Bangalore.
d. Member - Steering Committee on
AYUSH for Planning Commission,
GoI, 12th Five Year Plan 2012-17.
c) Editorial Boards :  Peer Reviewer – International
Journal of Ayurveda Research,
Dept. of AYUSH, Govt. of India
 Peer Reviewer for IJAR Journal,
Department of AYUSH, Govt. of
India
 Peer Reviewer for J-AIM – Journal
of Ayurveda & Integrative Medicine
d) any other (specify) : The faculty is serving in following regional
committee
 Sample discarding committee.
 Savenioer committee for shalakya
international confrence.
 Coordinator for KLEU bmkamv exam
cell.
 Subject coordinator for kriya shareer
27. Faculty recharging strategies (Refresher / orientation programs, workshops, training
programs and similar programs) :
No. of faculty have participated in FDPs (No. of participation)
Programme State / University National International Total
- 08 18 10 36
 Percentage of students who : 12 Completed
have taken up in-house 16 ongoing projects
projects including inter- 7 projects collaborated with other
departmental projects institutes
institute


level by
 Faculty :  Ayurveda Ratna – 2008 by
International Academy of Ayurveda
Physicians for outstanding
performance in development of
Ayurveda and Vajikarana on 28th
September 2008
 Best Teacher Award for the year
2012-13 awarded by KLE,
University, Belagavi on the
occasion of Teacher’s Day
 Vishwa Ayurveda Mission
Ayurveda Shree Samman – 2013,
3718, Chowk Charke Walan,
Chawri Bazar, Delhi
 Teacher of Teachers Award by
KLE University, Belagavi
Sept.2014
 Students : Nil
30. Seminars/ Conferences / :  Vrushya –National Conference
Workshops organized and the 2008
source of funding (national /  Samyojana – State level 2010
international) with details of  MedaManthana – A National
outstanding participants, if any Seminar on Obesity - 2014
 Ayurcardiology-National
Symposium on Coronary Artery
Disease -2014
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
BAMS -2010 NA 30 45 97.4%
BAMS -2011 NA 25 42 91%
BAMS -2012 NA 17 59 93%

BAMS -2013 NA 15 59 100%

BAMS -2014 NA 21 53 100%
M.D. - 2010 116 02 04 NA
M.D. - 2011 145 02 04 NA
M.D. - 2012 160 02 03 100%
M.D. - 2013 125 03 02 100%
M.D. - 2014 60 00 05 Yet to attend
Certificate - 2012 10 02 02 100%
Certificate - 2013 12 00 05 100%
M.D. -2010 40% 40% 20% Nil
M.D. -2011 60% 20% 20% Nil
M.D. 2012 40% 40% 20% Nil
M.D. 2013 40% 30% 20% Nil
M.D. 2014 40% 40% 20% Nil
Certi - 2012 40% 40% 20 NIL
Certi - 2013 60% 40% NIL NIL
GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS,
category-wise.
UG to PG 5:1
PG to Ph.D. Nil
Employed Nil
 Other than campus recruitment 06
Entrepreneurs Nil


graduates
of the same university : 01
the State
States
country
37. Number of faculty who were : Two students of Ph.D. course present
awarded M.Phil., DM, M Ch, statistics, submitted article to
Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during University and awaited open house
the assessment period seminar.
regard to
a) Library : 68
students
c) Total number of class rooms : 2+1(clinical class)
f) Research laboratories : Seven
39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral : Nil
university
universities
41. Was any need assessment : Samsakara – PG’s
exercise undertaken before the Induction - U G’s
42. Does the department obtain : Yes
feedback from;

a. faculty on curriculum as : -
well as teaching-learning-
feedback?
feedback?
c. alumni and employers on : -
43. List the distinguished alumni of : 1. Dr.Vishwanath S Wasedar
the department (maximum 10) 2. Dr. Deepa Patil
3. Dr. Nagashri Ekbote
4.Dr. Sukhin Aralelemath
5. Dr .Suma Joshi
6.Dr. Atul Goswami
7.Dr. Poorvi Atreya
8.Dr.Koralli Anil
9.Dr. Shushama Magdum
10.Dr. Ashwini Patil
enrichment programs (special Remedial classes, Group discussion, Quiz
lectures / workshops / seminar) competition for students to enrich their
involving external experts. : knowledge, Out of campus Postings,
MOUs
45. List the teaching methods : The teachers are teaching the theory
adopted by the faculty for classes with different methods like
different programs including Oration, Blackboard, OHP sheets, Flex
clinical teaching. charts, Models, PPTs, LCD. In the
clinical teaching the students are taken
to OPD for hands training, practical
demonstration of the patients and usage
of different instruments and using
techniques. Apart from this students are
also taken to the Bedside clinics for the
demonstration. Self experience of
Panchakarma therapies.


that program objectives are feedback, Mentor counseling and by
constantly met and learning conducting
outcomes are monitored? Internal assessment examinations.
activities. like Regular camps, Health Awareness
programme like RutuShodhana and
Marathon.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Developing SOPs for all Panchakarma
scholarly activities” of the procedures, designing of instruments
department. like Automated BastiYantra and
automated Nasyayantra, Developing
research protocols,training
programmes, oral presentation,
involving in camps and health
awareness programmes.
by MHRD, (GoI).
contributions of the department students for practice procedures of PK
in generating new knowledge, procedures , Teaching Modules,
basic or applied. Bedside Clinics, Group Discussion,
Field Visit, Hands on experience,
Prakruti Assessment.
department.:
 Having curriculum Not  Tremendous  We have
revision established opportunities to challenges in
opportunities health develop the treating some
deemed university insurance department as of the chronic
we have liberally claims for role model diseases like
developing the Panchakarma department in Migraine,
curriculum as per treatments country infertility,
need and freedom Multiple

for  Remarkable sclerosis,

implementation opportunities Rheumatiod
 Good for academic arthritis and
infrastructure Excellence. spinal cord
facility with latest  Opportunities Pathologies
equipments, clinical and Etc.
instruments and research  Evidence
research facility activities in based practice
 Having well Genetics, and
equipped high tech Instrumentatio convincing
Ayurveda hospital n, Evidence our treatment
and clinical based Medicine modalities to
evaluation for  Tremendous the scientific
research with opportunities to community
Preparation room. serve large  Lack of
 Having our own number of poor funding and
Pharmacy that community grants for
helps in preparing patients panchakarma
the medicines as  There is  Lack of job
per our opportunity in opportunities
requirements the in govt sectors
 Specialty clinics collaborative and in defence
Hridya ,Obesity research academy,
cell activities with sports
overseas medicine
universities  No
membership
facility for
ayurveda
doctors in
rajyasabha
52. Future Plans of the Department : • To start Hi-Tech Panchakarma unit
• Planning to establish Panchakarma
centers in various districts of
Karnataka and Goa
• Establishment of Hi tech
instruments for panchakarma
procedures (Bastiyantra,
Nasyayantra and Parishekhayantra)
• Ayurgenomics and Ayurtech
certificate courses.

Evaluative Reports Ayurveda College (Prasooti & Streeroga)
Department of Prasooti and Streeroga

1. Name of the Department : Prasooti and Streeroga
3. Is the Department part of a : Yes it is part of college
4. Names of programs offered (UG, : UG programme
fellowship, etc.)
department of Rachana Shareera.
Swastavritta and Garbhasamskar.
6. Courses in collaboration with : As a part of training programme for
other universities, industries, students of Middle sex University,
foreign institutions, etc. United Kingdom, department faculty are
involved in teaching and training to the
students of Middle sex University in the
subject Prasooti & Streeroga
9. Participation of the department : Department is involved in “PG
in the courses offered by other course” in Vajikarana
departments
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 01 - -
Lecturer - - -


No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Girija BAMS MS Reader Prasooti & 7 years 7
Sanikop (Ayu) Streeroga months
Dr. Asha BAMS MS Assistant Prasooti & 6 years
Hosur (Ayu) Professor Streeroga
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : 34 : 1
Ratio
Academic support - Filled Administrative staff - Hospital
Filled
Supervisor 01 Nursing staff maternity 03
ward round the clock
Department attender 01 Clinical registrars 02
Clerk 01 Garbha samskara unit 01
16. Research thrust areas as : 1. A Comparative clinical study of
recognized by major funding effect of Gairika and Dhatri loha
agencies in Pandu wsr to Iron deficiency
Anaemia
2. Evaluation of Prajasthapana effec
of Uttara Vasti in the patients
undergoing IUI – A randomised
controlled clinical study.
17. Number of faculty with ongoing :  Faculty is involved in the
projects from a) national b) following research projects funded
international funding agencies by college viz,
and c) Total grants received.  Comparative clinical study of
Give the names of the funding effect of Gairika and Dhatri loha in
agencies, project title and grants Pandu

18. Inter-institutional collaborative : No institutional collaborative projects

projects and associated grants are existing in the department
received
21. Special research laboratories : Central Research Facility
sponsored by / created by AYUSH approved Drug Testing
industry or corporate bodies Laboratory Ayurgenomics.
22. Publications :
 Number of papers published : International – 1
in peer reviewed journals National – 1
Nil
Medline, etc.)
 SNIP : Nil
 SJR : Nil
 h-index : Nil
generated

24. Areas of consultancy and income : OPD & IPD Rs. 11,572,388
generated
a) National committees : Faculties are serving in various
b) International committees : Institutional committees
c) Editorial Boards : 1. Dr.Girija Sanikop
d) any other (specify) : Member BOS for clinical subjects
Member NABH – committee for
care of Patients
Member colleger council
2. Dr.Asha Hosur
Incharge Labour room
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Faculty Development Programmes
(Refresher / orientation are routinely carried out under the
programs, workshops, training Department of Ayurveda Medical
programs and similar programs). Education (DAME)
28. Student projects : Nil
 Percentage of students who :
 percentage of students doing :
institute
level by
 Faculty : Nil
fellows
 Students : Nil
30. Seminars/ Conferences / : 1. Conducted a state level seminar on
Workshops organized and the Ayurvedic perspective of bad
source of funding (national / obstetric history on 22nd Aug.2013.
international) with details of Participants: 134

outstanding participants, if any 2. Conducted a conference “Janani -

2014” A National conference on
Preconceptional , Antenatal and
Postnatal care Sponsored by the
department of AYUSH Govt of
India on 12th & 13th December
2014 - Participants : 98
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
BAMS(UG) 05 Batch 30 48 Male -42% Female-
Year 2010 67%
Year 2011 49%
Year 2012 90%
Year 2013 64%
BAMS (UG) 09 Batch 14 48 Male -23% Female-
Year 2014 77%

Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil
category-wise.


UG to PG 10:1
PG to Ph.D. Nil
Employed Nil
Entrepreneurs Nil
graduates
from other universities within : Nil
the State
States
country
assessment period
to
a) Library : 25 : Central library - 525
students
c) Total number of class rooms : One
d) Class rooms with ICT facility : Nil
university
universities


41. Was any need assessment : There is need and scope for the PG
exercise undertaken before the course in Prasuti Tantra & Streeroga.
development of new program(s)? There are good number of patients at
If so, highlight the methodology. OPD & IPD level
42. Does the department obtain : Yes, It is carried out by the Department
feedback from; of Ayurveda Medical Education
(DAME)
a. faculty on curriculum as well : -
feedback?
feedback?
the feedback?
43. List the distinguished alumni of : Dr Girija Sanikop - Reader, KLEU,
the department (maximum 10) BMKAMC, Belagavi
involving external experts. : their knowledge
45. List the teaching methods : Theory classes with different methods
adopted by the faculty for like Oration, Blackboard, OHP sheets,
different programs including Flex charts, Models, LCD. For clinical
clinical teaching. teaching students are posted to OPD
/wards / OT for practical demonstration
and usage of different instruments,
procedures and surgeries if any.
that program objectives are feedback from the students, Mentor
constantly met and learning Counseling and also by conducting
outcomes are monitored? Internal assessment examinations.


activities. like regular camps, awareness
programmes, celebration of National
International days like Women’s day,
Mothers’ day, Safe motherhood day,
Population day etc
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus :  Established Garbha samskara –

scholarly activities” of the Ayurvedic antenatal care
department.  Developing a manual on SOPs for
“Sthanika Chikista" (Local
treatment Modalities for various
Gynecological disorders which can
be implemented by all other
institutions.
by MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the :  Department is involved in

contributions of the department implementing Ayurvedic
in generating new knowledge, treatment modalities for pregnant
basic or applied. women for monthly regimen
which can be practiced by the
students.
 Established Garbha samskara -
Ayurvedic antenatal care wherein
different postures , pranayama
,music & mantra therapy will be
practiced by pregnant women.
 Department is contributing to
the field of Streeroga by
treating the conditions viz,
Infertility, common conditions of
female reproductive tract wherein
a student can learn, observe and
practice in future.


 Liberty of  Lack of • Tremendous  We have
curriculum research in opportunities challenges in
revision as indigenous for academic, treating some
per norms drugs related clinical and of the chronic
 Good to labour. So research Gynecological
infrastructure need to activities. diseases like
at depend on • Opportunitie White
departments , Allopathic s in discharge,
good clinical medicines Screening uterine
teaching during labour and bleeding
aids, For  Not having Preventive cases, Fibroid
patient care PG Health Uterus,
good OPD department. pertaining to PCOD,
wing ,  Lack of Gynecology Infertility etc
special awareness in • Tremendous  Facing
rooms & the public opportunities challenges in
deluxe rooms about Prasuti to serve large planning
etc tantra & Stree number of research
 Having well roga poor activity
equipped specialty in community  Challenges
high tech Ayurveda patients. in getting
Ayurveda • There is good quality
hospital and opportunity in of medicines
medical the
research collaborative
centre. research
 Having good activities with
number of overseas
Antenatal Universities.
patients and • There is
labour opportunity to
patients produce good
 Also quality
established service
“Garbha oriented
samskara” general
Ayurvedic practitioners
antenatal to the society.

care
 Having our
own GMP
certified
Pharmacy
which helps
in preparing
the
medicines as
per our
requirements
 Having
“Sristi
Fertility
centre” which
is involved
in counseling
the infertile
couples and
also treating
infertility.
52. Future Plans of the Department :  To start PG in Prasuti tantra &
Streerog
 To establish complete Ayurvedic
antenatal care in selected patients
 To start screening and preventive
Gynecology unit wherein the
patients are screened for cervical
cancer, which will help the
community
 To start PhD programmes in Prasuti
tantra & stree roga.

Evaluative Reports Ayurveda College (Rachana Shareera)
Department of Rachana Shareera

1. Name of the Department : Rachana Shareera
3. Is the Department part of a : The department is a part of College
4. Names of programs offered (UG, : U.G - B.A.M.S – with 75 intakes
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Multi disciplinary classes
9. Participation of the department : The department faculties are involved
in the courses offered by other in Teaching of anatomy to 1st P.G.
departments students of clinical branches courses
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 01 01 01
Lecturer -- -- -
Tutor / Clinical Instructor -- -- -
Senior Resident -- -- -


No. of Years
Experience
Dr R. V. B.S.A.M. Professor Rachana 32 yrs
Pakkannavar B.A.M.S. Shareera
Dr M. B. B.A.M.S. Reader Rachana 11 yrs
Ramannavar M.D. Shareera
Dr B. B. Desai B.A.M.S. Assistant Rachana 05 yrs
M.D. Professor Shareera
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : The student Teacher ratio is 1: 25
Ratio
Clerk 01 01 01
Attender 01 01 01
16. Research thrust areas as : Plastination
agencies
Name Projects Funding Agency
Dr R.V. 1) Maceration of Formalin fixed Cadaver Institutional
Pakkannavar bones by Potassium Hydroxide (KOH)
2) Plastination of Bony Labyrinth Institutional
Dr B. B. Sheet Plastination for Preserving Cross Institutional
Desai Sections of Upper Limb.
received


 State recognition : National recognition
 National recognition : Central Research Facility is having
 International recognition : AYUSH approved drug testing
laboratory for ASU drugs.
22. Publications :
 Number of papers published : One paper is published in the National
in peer reviewed journals level Journal
(national / international) Title of the paper:
Variations in Fissures in the Right
Lung A Case Report.
Published: K.L.E. Health Journal 2009
(National)
Nil
Medline, etc.)
 SNIP : Nil
 SJR : Nil
 h-index : Nil
23. Details of patents and income : NA
generated

24. Areas of consultancy and : NA

income generated
25. Faculty selected nationally / : NA
26. Faculty serving in : 1) Dr M.B.Ramannavar &
2) Dr B.B. Desai Serving in N.S.S.
Unit of the Institution
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Faculty Development Programmes
(Refresher / orientation are routinely carried out under the
programs, workshops, training Department of Ayurveda Medical
programs and similar programs). Education (DAME)
Sl Name of the National Title Organiz Venue Date &
No Faculty /State ed by Year
1 Dr R. V. State CME. on Dept of B.M.K. 31st Aug
Pakkannavar Recent Shalya Ayurved 2007
Trends in Tantra College
Managem
ent of
Cervical
Spondylosis
C.M.E. State PG S.D.M. 6th Oct
on departme College 2007
Clinical nt of of
Neuro Rachana Ayurveda
anatomy shareera Udupi
C.M.E on State- Alumni B.M.K. 22nd Dec
Current Organizer Associati Ayurved 2007
trends in on College
Ayurvedi
s general
Practice.
Symposiu State- Dept of B.M.K. 25th April
m on Organizer Rachana Ayurved 2009.
C.N.S & Shareera College
Body
Donation
Campaign

Work State K.L.E. J.N.M.C 9 & 10th

Shop on University Belagavi March-
OSPE/ 2010
OSCE
Symposiu State B.M.K. B.M.K. 26th Aug
m on Ayurved Ayurved 2011
Anaemia College College
National National- Dept of S.J.G. 15th
Conferen Chair Rachana Ayurvedi October
ce on person Shareera c Medical 2011
Shareera College
Rachana Koppal
“Annavah
a Srotas
& its
clinical
anatomy”
National National NAAC K.L.E. 2nd & 3rd
Seminar K.L.E. University Jan 2012
on University
Quality
Assurance
in health
science
Institutions
National National S.D.M. S.D.M. 25th& 26th
work College College Feb -
shop on of of 2014
Neuro Ayurved Ayurved
anatomy Udupi Udupi
2 Dr B. B. Desai ROTP S.D.M.Co S.D.M.Co 27&28
llege of llege of Sept 2013
Ayurved Ayurved
Hassan Hassan
3 Dr M. B. National National S. D. M. S. D. M. 25th& 26th
Ramannavar workshop College College Feb –
on Neuro of of 2014
anatomy Ayurved Ayurved
Udupi Udupi
Dr M. B. Inter World Dept of New 6th Nov
Ramannavar national Ayurved AYUSH Delhi to 9th Nov
Congress CCIM 2014
New
Delhi

28. Student projects : The students have participated in the

Anatomy Model preparation Competition
 Percentage of students who :
 percentage of students doing :
institute
level by
 Faculty : Dr M. B. Ramannavar is felicitated as:
1. KLE Society outstanding award
(14/11/2010)
2. Pandit Madusudhan Guptha award
(10/1/2010)
3. Best Young Teacher Award
(20/5/2012)
4. Vaidy Veeraputra Award 20.5.12
Shidda Shree Award(20/11/2012)
5. Mahant Shree Award(12/12/2012)
6. Basava Rathna National Award
(25/12/2012)
7. Basav Shree Award( 14/1/2013)
8. Dadhichi Award( 3/8/2013)
9. Kannada Jyothi Award(10/11/2013)
10. Vaidya Bhushan Award 10.1.14
11. Avadhootshree Prashasthi
(20/10/2014).
felicitation to the Dr M.B.Ramannavar
(9th nov 2014)
 Doctoral / post doctoral : The students have participated in the
fellows Anatomy Model preparation
Competition and won Third Prize for
model “CRANIAL NERVES” in
National workshop on Neuroanatomy
held in S.D.M.College of Ayurved
Udupi on 25th& 26th Feb – 2014
 Students : Nil


Sl No Name of the Program Date
(State level Crash Course Organized by
the department)
1 Cranium 11/10/2010
2 Thorax 02/09/2011
3 Head and neck 29/11/2012
4 Pelvic and Perineum 14/03/2014
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
BAMS (UG) 10 49 26 49 90% 100%
BAMS (UG) 11 36 29 53 98% 100%
BAMS (UG) 12 51 20 54 99% 95%
BAMS (UG) 13 43 24 50 90% 100%
BAMS (UG) 14 50 24 51 Exam in Aug- 2015.
Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil
34. How many students have cleared : Dr Ravindra shishve- IPS –
category-wise.
UG to PG 10 : 3
PG to M.Phil,DM/M Ch / DNB N.A.
PG to Ph.D. 25:1


Employed
 Campus selection 70:4
 Other than campus recruitment Nil
Entrepreneurs Nil
graduates
the State
from universities from other : -
States
country
37. Number of faculty who were : CRF, MRC AND Analytical Lab,
awarded M.Phil., DM, M Ch, Animal House and Microbiology
regard to
a) Library : Dept. has 60 books; Central Library
contains 800 Books and 2 Journals
b) Internet facilities for staff and : For staff: Department has been
students provided the Computer with Internet
facility and for students Central Digital
Lab providing the Internet facility
d) Class rooms with ICT facility : L.C.D Provision is made in the
and ‘smart’ class rooms dissection hall
e) Students’ laboratories : Well-equipped dissection hall
f) Research laboratories : Department is using the facility of
Central Research Lab
university
universities

40. Number of post graduate : -

41. Was any need assessment : -
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as : Department of Ayurved Medical
well as teaching-learning- Education is taking the feedback from
evaluation? If yes, how does Faculty and students
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : Dept makes the proper utilization of the
and teaching-learning- feedback given by the students by
evaluation and how does the making changes in the distribution of
department utilize the hours for theory and practicals
feedback?
c. alumni and employers on : Nil
43. List the distinguished alumni of : Nil
44. Give details of student : Regular Crash courses are arranged on
enrichment programs (special different topics, Dr S.N.Kazi Prof and
lectures / workshops / seminar) Chennai Medical College Dr. Girish
involving external experts. : Kulkarni Ayurveda college Hadpsar
Pune are a resource person.
45. List the teaching methods : 1. Importance is given to the clinical
adopted by the faculty for anatomy while teaching the topics
different programs including of the anatomy.
clinical teaching. 2. Use of Mummified cadaver is
made during explanation of surface
anatomy
3. Group discussion and small group
teaching is conducted.
4. Problem based teaching.
Tutorial classes

46. How does the department ensure : By well prepared and executed Lesson
that program objectives are Plan.
constantly met and learning Feedback and mentors meetings.
47. Highlight the participation of : Faculty and students are participating
students and faculty in extension in the Body Donation Awareness
activities. Program to the Public, the Department
has established the Body Donation cell,
which motivating and receiving the
cadavers at a regular intervals. So far
about 250 people have pledged for
body donation, and 11 bodies have
been received.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Students were participating in the
scholarly activities” of the various competitions concerned with
department. the department viz: Anatomy Model
Preparation competitions etc.
by MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the : 1. Preparation of the specimens,
contributions of the department anatomy models and charts
in generating new knowledge, 2. New methods of preservation of
basic or applied. wet specimen like under water
dissection
3. Shloka chanting and there by
understanding the concept
department.:
 Department  Research  Becoming  Preparation
has a body collaborations the and
donation cell Academician maintenance
 experienced  Anatomical of Anatomy
and dedicated Model Museum
faculty preparatory

 Well-  Museum  Health

equipped curator. hazards by
dissection hall  Anatomical anatomical
 Good infra- Model preservatives
structure preparatory
 Deemed  Museum
University curator
52. Future Plans of the Department :  To establish the P.G. department

 To establish the Good anatomy
Museum

Evaluative Reports Ayurveda College (R – B-K)
Department of Rasashastra & Bhaishajya Kalpana

1. Name of the Department : Rasashastra & Bhaishajya Kalpana
2. Year of Establishment :  UG – 1968
 PG-Rasashastra & Bhaishajya
Kalpana - 1998 to 2003
 Rasashastr a -2003 to 2013
 Bhaishajya Kalpana - 2010 to 2013
 Rasashastra & Bhaishajya Kalpana
- 2013 to till date
3. Is the Department part of a : Yes, it is the part of the college
4. Names of programs offered (UG, : UG, PG, Ph.D.(Interdisciplinary)
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and :  Bridge course with Department of
departments involved Geology
 Crash Course with Department of
Biotechnology and Biomedical
Engineering
 Apart from this the Department is
taking part in delivering lecture and
work-shops conducted by the
college in the series of
interdisciplinary lectures on
different diseases.
 Conducting classes for Vajeekarana
Certificate course.
 Training programmes conducted in
collaboration with KLEU college of
Pharmacy, Belagavi.
other universities, industries, Middle sex university, United Kingdom
foreign institutions, etc. for training the foreign students in the
Bhasmapareeksha methods and
Fundamental formulation preparations.


9. Participation of the department : 
Department Participation in
in the courses offered by other Swasthavritta Dept. regarding
departments Pathya Kalpana
 Pharmacy assistant Course and
Panchakarma certificate course
Vajeekarana Certificate course
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 01 03
Associate Professor / Reader 02 03
Assistant Professor 02 01
Lecturer - --
Tutor / Clinical Instructor - --
Senior Resident - --
No. of Years
Experience
Dr. R. S. M.D. Prof/HoD Rasasahstra 18
Hiremath (Ayu)Ph.D & B.K
Dr. Gudaganatti M.D. (Ayu) Prof Rasasahstra 06
K. S & B.K
Dr. P. G. Jadar. MD, Ph.D Prof. Rasasahstra 20
& B.K
Dr. N. M. M.D (Ayu) Reader Rasasahstra Nil
Hampannavar & B.K
Dr. S. A. M.D (Ayu) Reader Rasasahstra 01
Doddamani & B.K
Dr. R. R. M.D (Ayu) Reader Rasasahstra 10
Hiremath Ph.D & B.K
Dr.(Smt)R.V. M.D (Ayu) Asst. Prof Rasasahstra 02
Kamat & B.K


professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : UG-10:01
Ratio PG-02:01
Technician 2 2 2
16. Research thrust areas as : Thrust areas as recognized by Major
recognized by major funding funding agencies are
agencies CCRAS : Develop quality standards of
single and compound formulations and
Standard Operating Procedures (SOP).
ICMR :Bio medical research
CSIR : Research in Alternative
medicine
received
19. Departmental projects funded by : VGST (Vision Group of Science and
ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP / Technology) project entitled
CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, “Analytical study of Jatyadighrita and
etc.; total grants received Jatyadighritaavartini and its wound
healing property – An Experimental
study” of amount Rs.40,000/-
Completed on March, 2012.
 State recognition : Central Research Facility is having

 National recognition : AYUSH approved drug testing laboratory

 International recognition : for ASU drugs.
22. Publications :
3
 Number listed in : Scopus, EBSCO hosts, Medline
Medline, etc.)
 SNIP : Nil
 SJR : Nil
 Impact Factor–range/ : 0.121- 3.97/ 2.04
average
 h-index : Nil
23. Details of patents and income : Applied for 3 patents
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : Free Consultancy
income generated Authentication of minerals and metals,
Medicine preparation.
Apart from this dept. faculty are
involved in following consultancy
services

26. Faculty serving in : 1. Dr. P. G Jadar : International Journal

of Research in Ayurveda &
Pharmacy.
2. Dr. R. S. Hiremath Member for
Laboratory Animals Scientist
Association (LASA)
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Sate : 22
(Refresher / orientation National : 12
institute
level by
 Faculty :
 Students :
International Source of Outstanding
Organized Event title
/ National funding participants
Seminar Rasasadhana 2004 National Institution 150
Workshop Nigudartha National HRMS-CSTT 70
Pradeepika 2007 Govt. of India
Workshop Nano-technology International Institution 110


ICMR, ICH & GCP.
Applications
Program (refer to
received Male Female Male Female
question no. 4)
BAMS (UG)2011 NA 20 45 55 82
BAMS (UG)2012 NA 15 58 66 94
BAMS (UG)2013 NA 18 55 100 100
BAMS (UG)2014 NA 21 /11 48 / 56 100 /100 100/100
BAMS (UG)2014 NA 22 52 - -
Rasashastra
2010 00 80 20 00
2011 00 100 00 00
2011 00 100 00 00
2012 00 66 33 00
Bhaishajya Kalpana
2010 00 100 00 00
2011 00 83 16 00
2012 00 83 16 00
Rasashastra and Bhaishajyakalpana
2013 00 16 83 00
2014 00 100 00 00
category-wise.
UG to PG 7.5%

PG to M.Phil, DM/M Ch / DNB Nil

PG to Ph.D. 20%
Employed
Entrepreneurs Nil
graduates
the State
States
country
Sl. Awarded Year of
Name of the faculty University
No. degree award
1 Dr. R. S. Hiremath Ph.D Rajasthan Nov 2010
Ayurveda
University
2 Dr. P. G. Jadar PhD KLE Academy of Dec 2014
Higher Education
and Research
regard to
a) Library : books 208+98
students
d) Class rooms with ICT facility : one
e) Students’ laboratories : Two I) Rasashastra
II) BhaishajyaKalpana.


testing with Analytical laboratory,
Animal House, Microbial Laboratory.
university
universities
Name of the staff Year of Passing Name of the University
Dr. R. S. Hiremath Nov 2010 Rajasthan Ayurveda
University, Jodapur
Dr. R. R. Hiremath Sept.2008 Banaras Hindu University
Varnasi
Dr. P. G. Jadar Dec 2014 KLE Academy of Higher
Education and Research
41. Was any need assessment : Scope and demand for the PG course in
exercise undertaken before the the Rasashastra&BhaishajyaKalpana.
development of new program(s)? PG can formulate Classical / Folklore
If so, highlight the methodology. medicine preparations for various
diseases. Considering all these the
institution is started the PG course in
Rasashastra & Bhaishajya Kalpana.
42. Does the department obtain : Yes, The feedback is analyzed and
feedback from; implemented in academic, and
department.
feedback?
feedback?


the feedback?
43. List the distinguished alumni of : Nil
Sl
Name of the Alumni Designation
No
1 Dr. R. S. Hiremath Professor, KLEU Shri BMK AMV Belagavi
2 Dr K S Gudaganatti Professor, KLEU Shri BMK AMV Belagavi
3 Dr. R. R. Hiremath Reader, KLEU Shri BMK AMV Belagavi
4 Dr Rajeshwari Kamat Asst. Professor, KLEU Shri BMK AMV
Belagavi. University NAAC steering
committee member.
5 Dr. Ajay Chavhan Working at Dabur at Nagpur
7 Dr. Girish Former Senate member of RGUHS ,
Danappagoudar Bangalore
8 Dr Vinamra Sharma Senior Resident, IMS, Banaras Hindu
University, Varanasi
9 Dr Shakuntala Hireraddy Principal, Terdal Ayurved College, Terdal
10 Dr Vikas Saroch Faculty, Panjab
44. Give details of student : Conducting Seminars, bridge course,
enrichment programs (special Workshop, Hands on training
lectures / workshops / seminar) programme, Crash course, Audiovisual
involving external experts. : classes, Remedial classes, Group
discussion, Quiz competition for
students to enrich their knowledge.
clinical teaching. charts, Models, PPTs, LCD. In the
practical teaching the students are taken
pharmacy for hands training, practical
demonstration of the rare preparations
and usage of different instruments and
using techniques. Apart from this
regularly students are trained for
different herbal and herbo- mineral
preparations.
46. How does the department ensure : Department ensures that program
that program objectives are objectives are constantly met by

constantly met and learning 1.preparing unitized syllabus

outcomes are monitored? 2.Conducting Regular Theory and
Practicals, 3. Department seminars. 4.
Attending General seminar, CCP,
MDL/MLC. 5 Signing PGs log book
regularly 6.through monthly attendance
report 6. Field visits. 7. Regular and
Half yearly dissertation progress
review. 8 Maintaining Teachers
Diary.9. Lesson plan
Department is regularly taking
feedback, Mentor counselling and by
conducting internal assessment
examinations and modular
examinations.
47. Highlight the participation of : The faculty members as well as

students and faculty in extension students are participating in all
activities. departmental extension activities like
Awareness programmes, day
celebrations like pharmacy day and
collaborative workshops, Marathon for
disabled persons, NSS programs etc.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Developing Standard operating

scholarly activities” of the procedures for routine practical and
department. involving in social and public
by MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the : Department is involved in modification

contributions of the department of classical formulations , quality
in generating new knowledge, controls of herbominerl preparations,
basic or applied. stability studies, software development
for classical weights and
measurements.


department.:
 As per the  Lack of raw  Tremendous  We have
norms, materials of opportunities to challenges
curriculum natural develop the in proving
revision  Standard department as safety and
 Having very protocols of role model efficacy of
good formulations department in hero mineral
infrastructure the country and metallic
facility  Tremendous preparations
equipments & opportunities for  Facing
instruments academic and challenges
and research research in planning
facility activities research
 Having GMP  Tremendous activity
Certified opportunities to  Challenges
well equipped serve large in getting
high tech number of poor Authentic
Ayurveda community Raw
Pharmacy , patients materials for
animal house  There is the
, AYUSH opportunity in preparation
approved the collaborative of medicine
central research  Challenges
research activities with in filling PG
facility for overseas seats.
preclinical universities
studies.  There is
 Having PG opportunity to
Course produce good
 Collaboration quality service
with Geology oriented general
Dept of practitioners to
GSScience the society who
College can prepare their
Belagavi. own medicine
for their patients.

52. Future Plans of the Department :  To start Diploma courses in

Pharmacy technician
 To start PhD Programmes
 To setup Rare specimen Museum
 To have collaboration with
Biotechnology Dept of KLE
Engineering College Belagavi
Biotechnology Dept of KLEU
College of Pharmacy Belagavi
 To make the Rasashastra
Department as a role model
department in India

Evaluative Reports Ayurveda College (Roga Nidana)
Department of Roga Nidana

1. Name of the Department : Roga Nidana
2. Year of Establishment : 1968.
4. Names of programs offered (UG, : At present UG programme is offered.
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Interdisciplinary & multidisciplinary
departments involved lectures, clinical case presentations and
collaborations with Kayachikista.
other universities, industries, Middlee sex universities for training the
foreign institutions, etc. foreign students in the Ayurvedic method
of Disease diagnosis.
Department is involved in training
in the courses offered by other overseas students and teaching
departments I Year PG students. Department is
involved in training of students for
different certificate courses.
 Department is involved in training
of panchakarma PG students
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 01 - -

Lecturer - - -
No. of Years
Experience
Dr. R. Y. 7 years & 4
M.D Reader Roganidana
Timmapur months
Assistant 3 Years & 9
Dr Keertan MS M.D Roganidana
Professor months
professors
Ratio
15. Number of academic support staff (technical) & administrative staff
Technician 2 1 1
Attender 1 1 1
16. Research thrust areas as : Taila bindu Pareeksha, Nadi Pareeksha.
agencies
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : “An evaluation of etiological factors in
projects from a) national b) essential HTN, An Observational
international funding agencies study.” is under consideration
18. Inter-institutional collaborative : Revitalization of folklore medicine
projects and associated grants funded by ICMR
received

19. Departmental projects funded by : Revitalization of folklore medicine

ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP / funded by ICMR
 National recognition : CRF, AYUSH approved ASU drug
testing lab, GOI.
22. Publications : Number of papers published in peer
reviewed journals national – 2,
international – 1.
 Number of papers published :
 Monographs : -
-
Medline, etc.)
 Citation Index range / average : -
 SNIP : -
 SJR : -
 Impact Factor–range/ average : -
 h-index : Nil
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : OPD/IPD : Rs 787840
income generated Diagnostic Wing : Rs 4614280


26. Faculty serving in : The faculty is serving in following
regional committee
 Co controller of Examination Cell
BMKAMC , Belagavi
 Chief In charge of Diagnostic
Wing, KLE University’s Ayurveda
Hospital, Shahapur, Belagavi
 Flying Squad, KLEU Shri.BMK
Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya, Belagavi
 Co-Investigator, Project on
Folklore Medicine
 Mentor, UG Students
 Member NABH, KLE University’s
Ayurveda Hospital, Shahapur,
Belagavi
 Member IQAC , KLE University’s
Ayurveda Hospital, Shahapur,
Belagavi, Coordinator UDEHP
d) any other (specify) : The faculty is serving in
following regional committee
 Co controller of Examination Cell
BMKAMC , Belagavi
 Chief In charge of
Diagnostic Wing, KLE
University’s Ayurveda Hospital,
Shahapur, Belagavi
 Flying Squad, KLEU
Shri.BMK Ayurveda
Mahavidyalaya, Belagavi
 Co-Investigator, Project on
Folklore Medicine
 Mentor, UG Students
 Member NABH, KLE


Shahapur, Belagavi
 Member IQAC , KLE
Shahapur, Belagavi, Coordinator
UDEHP
 Coordinator in NAAC VI criteria
27. Faculty recharging strategies : The faculty undergoes orientation
(Refresher / orientation through Guest lectures, Multi-
programs, workshops, training Disciplinary Lecture, Clinical Case
programs and similar programs). Presentation, Adverse Drug Reaction
and Counseling by counselors.
Sl No International National State Regional
1 3 10 18 30
 Percentage of students who : -
institute
level by
 Faculty :
fellows
 Students :
30. Seminars/ Conferences / : State: (funded by institution)
Workshops organized and the  RogaVinischaya – Present Day
source of funding (national / Diagnostics on 24.11.2010
international) with details of  Madhava Saptaha - 6-11th
outstanding participants, if any December 2010
 Regional : ( funded by institution)
 World Diabetes Day on 16.11.2011
 Good Lab Practices on 18.5.2012
 Advancements in Radiological
Diagnostics on 25th Oct 2012

 Blood Donors day on 14.5.2012

 Guest lecture on interpretation of
peripheral blood smear Sept 2014
 World osteoporosis day Oct 2014
31. Code of ethics for research : Guidelines on code of conduct for
followed by the departments human research science issued by as
per the institutional ethical guidelines,
ICMR, ICH, GCP, GLP, CPCSEA
question no. 4)
2009UG NA 26 49 100%
2010UG NA 29 53 99%
2011UG NA 20 54 99%
2012UG NA 24 50 Exam Not
yet appeared
category-wise.
UG to PG 5:1
PG to Ph.D. Nil
Employed Nil
Entrepreneurs 90%

36. Diversity of staff : Nil

graduates
the State
States
country
regard to
a) Library : Educational CD’s : 29
Casts, Models, Charts, Specimens : 180
Department library : 51 Books
Central library
Books : 995 Books
Journals : 43
International : 08
National : 35
b) Internet facilities for staff and : 01
students
d) Class rooms with ICT facility : nil
f) Research laboratories : Central Research Facility having AYUSH
Certification for ASU drug testing with
following facilities. Analytical laboratory,
Animal House, Microbial Laboratory.
university
universities

40. Number of post graduate : NA

41. Was any need assessment : Yes there is lot of scope and demand
exercise undertaken before the for the PG course in the Roganidana.
development of new program(s)? Students have given the feedback as we
If so, highlight the methodology. have got good infrastructure facility,
sufficient manpower, so in the Alumni
meet, Students council meeting,
Parents meeting it has been suggested
Considering all these the institution is
under process to start the PG course in
Roganidana.
42. Does the department obtain : Yes, The feedback will be obtained
feedback from; from Department of Ayurveda Medical
Education (DAME).
feedback?
feedback?
feedback?
Sl Name of the
Designation
No Alumni
1 Dr Keertan. M. S Asst Prof., Dept of Roganidan, KLEU BMKAMC, Bgm
2 Dr. Manjula Reader, Dept of Roganidan, JGMC, Ghataprabha
Kivadasannavar
3 Dr. Sameer Naik Prof., Dept of Kayachikitsa, KLEU, BMKAMC, Bgm
4 Dr Kedar Dandin Professor, Dept of Dravyaguna, Ayurveda Medical
College Hospet
5 Dr. Kashavva Reader, Dept of Kayachikitsa, KLEU, BMKAMC,
Hiremath Belagavi

6 Dr Shankarling Medical Officer. District AYUSH Hospital Belgavi.

Rabakavi
7 Dr. Prakash Asst. Prof, Dept of Kayachikitsa, Ayurveda College,
Kumbar Harugeri
8 Dr Raghavendra Asst. Prof, Dept of Kayachikitsa, Ayurveda College,
Siddapur
44. Give details of student enrichment : Conducting Seminars, Group discussion,
programs (special lectures / guest lecture, by involving in different
workshops / seminar) involving world day celebration, Quiz competition
external experts. : for students to enrich their knowledge.
45. List the teaching methods adopted : The teachers are teaching the theory
by the faculty for different classes with different methods like
programs including clinical Oration, Blackboard, OHP sheets, Flex
teaching. charts, Models, PPTs, LCD. In the
clinical teaching the students are taken
to OPD for hands training, practical
demonstration of the patients and
usage of different instruments and
using techniques. Apart from this
students are also taken to the Bedside
clinics for the demonstration. Group
Discussion and skill lab.
46. How does the department ensure : Department is regularly taking feedback,
that program objectives are Mentor counselling and by conducting
constantly met and learning internal assessment examinations
47. Highlight the participation of : The faculty members are participating in
students and faculty in extension all departmental extension activities like
activities. Regular camps, Awareness programmes
like diabetes mellitus, osteoarthritis,
blood donation rally, celebration of blood
donors day and students are also
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Developing SOPs for most of the lab
scholarly activities” of the practical and involving in camps and
department. awareness programmes
by MHRD, (GoI).

50. Briefly highlight the : Department is involved in to train

contributions of the department students for practice of examination
in generating new knowledge, of normal and diseased one, group
basic or applied. discussion, hands on training and
assessment of prakruti.
of the department.:
 Well  Research  Tremendous  Facing
Equipped activities opportunities for challenges in
Laboratory academic, clinical planning
Instruments and research research
Charts activities activity
Models  Tremendous  Challenges in
Specimens opportunities to getting
GLP/SOP serve large number permanent
 Functional of poor community teaching
Departmenta patients faculty
l Library  Collaborative  Setting up of
 Having well research activities orthodox
equipped with overseas ayurvedic
high tech universities laboratory
Ayurveda  There is opportunity  Sops for some
hospital and to produce good of the
clinical quality service ayurvedic
evaluation oriented general investigation
for research practitioners to the like tailabindu
society pareeksha
52. Future Plans of the Department :  To update departmental museum
 To update departmental Library
 Setting up of advanced research
laboratory
 To start PG course in mere future.
 Organize national Level Conference on
Advancement in lab Diagnostics in
2014-15.

Evaluative Reports Ayurveda College (S-S-S)
Department of Samskruta, Samhita and Siddhnta

1. Name of the Department : Samskruta, Samhita and Siddhnta.
3. Is the Department part of a : Yes, it is part of a college.
4. Names of programs offered : At present UG Programme is offered.
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Yes, the department is having
Kayachikitsa in conducting the charaka
samhita adhyayan workshop.
Shloka Pathan with all the PG
departments.
reasons.

9. Participation of the department : Yes, Department is involved with
in the courses offered by other other departments .
departments 1) Dicritical Marks –Work Shop
involved with all the P G Departments.
2)Vadatu Samskruta Training
Programme involved with all the P G
Departments.
3)Samhita Adhyayan – Work shop –
With K C department.
4)Prabhashanam workshop- involved
with all the P G Departments.


Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 01 - -
Lecturer - - -
Tutor / Clinical Instructor -- -- -
Senior Resident
No. of Years
Experience
Dr B S M A Ph D Assistant Alankara 33
Hebballi (Samskruta) Professor Shastra
Dr S M Sajjan MD (Ayu) Reader Siddhnta 06 years
(Ph D) and 6months
Dr Prabhakar MD (Ayu) Assistant Siddhnta 4 months
Hegade Professor
professors
Ratio
15. Number of academic support : One clerk is sanctioned
staff (technical) & One Peon sanctioned
filled & actual
16. Research thrust areas as recognized : Nil
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : No faculty is involved in the projects
projects from a) national b) of national, international funding
international funding agencies and agencies
project-wise. :

18. Inter-institutional collaborative : No Inter-institutional collaborative projects

projects and associated grants are existing in the department.
received
CRF approved as ASU drug testing
laboratory by AYUSH GoI .
22. Publications :
 Monographs : -
 Books edited : Manasoullas and Ayurveda Books
 Books with ISBN with : ISBN -81-85616-97-3 Publishers- Sharada
details of publishers Publishing House Delhi
Medline, etc.)
 SNIP : Nil
 SJR : Nil
 h-index : Nil
generated


income generated
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Yes
(Refresher / orientation programs,
workshops, training programs and
similar programs).
Sl Name of the Name of the Programme Type of
No faculty Presentation
1 Dr S M Sajjan Manthana -07 Basic Principles of Paper
Ayurveda & their Applications. Presentation
2 Dr S M Sajjan A State Level Workshop On Resource Person
“Samhita Adhyayan Krama”-2013
3 Dr S M Sajjan Charaka Saptaha-2011 Paper
Presentation
4 Dr S M Sajjan Cookery Competation –Pregnancy Paper
Dietetics.12th march-2013 Presentation&
Won the 1st Prize.
5 Dr S M Sajjan Chikitsa Shabda Sagar -
13/03/2012 Delegate
6 Dr S M Sajjan Subodha -2014 Delegate
7 Dr S M Sajjan Orientation Course -2012 Delegate
8 Dr S M Sajjan Work Shop – Good Clinical Delegate
Practice
9 Dr S M Sajjan National Work shop on yoga-2013 Paper
presentation
10- Dr S M Sajjan National Work shop –Siddhnta Resource Person.
Chintan- Hubali
11 Dr S M Sajjan Karma Siddhnta -2013 Guest Speaker
12 Dr S M Sajjan Yoga Camp for children-2012 Resource Person.
13 Dr S M Sajjan National Ayurveda Conference- Paper
Siddhnta Vaibhava- Moodabidari- presentation
30th -31st May 2014

14 Dr S M Sajjan National Conference –Siddhnta Paper

Chintana- Hubali 19th Jan presentation
15 Dr S M Sajjan C M E in Samhita Siddhnta Trainer
RTAM , Akola. 31st July-5th Aug
2014
16 Dr S M Sajjan Darshana Manthana , Badami – 4th Resource Person
Dec 2014
17 Dr B S Sthapana-National Seminar Co-ordinator.
Hebballi
18 Dr B S Samyojana –State level Seminar Co-ordinator.
Hebballi
institute
29. Awards / recognitions received : Dr B S Hebballi, Best teacher award
at the national and international from Kannada Balaga
level by
 Faculty :
 Students :
30. Seminars/ Conferences / : -“STHAPANA” National Seminar on
Workshops organized and the Fundamentals of Ayurveda on 29th &30th
source of funding (national / Jan 2010
international) with details of a. Total Number of delegate from outside-
312 from outside the college VIP and
guests-50, Our college students-150,
Total -512 delegates participated
b. State Level “Prabhashanam Workshop”
14th July to 21st July 2014 (a) Total
Number of delegates-79 Our
institution. (b)Resource Persons-12
c. State Level “Prabhashanam Workshop”
24th Dec to 31st Dec 2014 . (a) Total
Number of delegates-75 Our
institution. 04 students, Out Side
(b)Resource Persons-14


ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
BAMS (UG) 36 29 53 98% 100%
2011
BAMS (UG) 51 20 54 99% 95%
2012
BAMS (UG) 43 24 50 90% 100%
2013
BAMS (UG) 50 24 51 Exam in
2014 Aug- 2015.
Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil
34. How many students have cleared : Dr Ravindra shishve- IPS –
category-wise.
UG to PG 1:5
PG to M.Phil,DM/M Ch / DNB NIL
PG to Ph.D. NIL
Employed NIL
Entrepreneurs 90%


graduates
of the same university :
the State
from universities from other :
States
from universities outside the :
country
37. Number of faculty who were : Dr B S Hebballi awarded with Ph.D in
awarded M.Phil., DM, M Ch, Samskruta for his work in the
Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during Manasoollasa .
regard to
a) Library : 181
students
c) Total number of class rooms : No
d) Class rooms with ICT facility : No
e) Students’ laboratories : No
f) Research laboratories : Animal House, Microbiology ,
Molecular lab, Clinical Pathology ,
Srusti Saphalya Kendra,
ASU Laboratory. Ayur genomics
a. from the host institution / : No
university
b. from other institutions / : No
universities
41. Was any need assessment : Department regularly takes feed Back
exercise undertaken before the from BAMS students, Well Prepared
development of new Approved questionaries’ Based feed
program(s)? If so, highlight the Back methodology, or

methodology. - Evidence Based Feed Back

methodology.
42. Does the department obtain : Yes,
feedback from; The feedback is analyzed and
implemented in academic, and
department.
a. faculty on curriculum as well : At the end of each academic year,
as teaching-learning- feed back from the curriculum has
evaluation? If yes, how does been taken.
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : Yes, the department obtain feedback
and teaching-learning- from students on curriculum as well as
evaluation and how does the teaching learning and evaluation. The
department utilize the department utilizes the feedback and
feedback? suggests changes/ modifies the
curriculum during BOS meeting. The
head of the department discusses and
interact the teaching, learning and
evaluation feedback with the
departmental staff and tries to
improve/bring modifications
c. alumni and employers on the : Yes, dept. collects the Feedback on

programs offered and how alumni and employers on the
does the department utilize programs offered through DAME.
the feedback? Discusses with the Head of the
institution followed by faculty
members of the department and
suggestions and feedbacks are
accepted, analyzed and implemented
in teaching and learning.

Sl
No
1 Late Padmha Bushana Famous opthalmogist awarded Padmha
Dr. M.C. Modi. Bushana by Govt. of India.
2 Dr. Shreenivas Bannigol CCIM Member Prof. Ayurveda college
Hubli

3 Dr. S. S. Patil Medical Officer, District Hospital, Raichur

4 Dr. Mahantesh Salimath Vice Principal – Ayurveda College, Koppal
5 Dr. Sameer Naik Prof and HOD, Dept of Kayachikitsa,
KLEU, BMKAMC, Belgaum
6 Dr. R. L. Kolachi Reader , Dept of Shalakaya Tantra, SJGV
Ayurveda College, Ghataprabha
7 Dr. Mahananda Mirji Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya, Bijapur
8 Dr. Mahesh Reader, PG Department of Agadatantra.
Savalagimath KLEU’s, Shri. BMK AMC, Belgaum
9 Dr. V. G. Huddar Reader, Dept of Kayachikitsa, KLEU,
BMKAMC, Belgaum
10 Dr. S.K. Hiremath Professor & HoD, Dept. of Agadatantra.
BMK Ayurveda college Belgaum.
44. Give details of student : Conducting -special lectures / workshops
enrichment programs (special Samahita Adhyayan Krama.
lectures / workshops / Special lectures- 1)Samskruta Speaking
seminar) involving external Course Every year for all UGStudents
experts. : and PG Schloars. Dr B S Hebballi Dr S M
Sajjan
2) Institutional Prayer and Institutional
theme song - Training given to all the For
all the fresher’s Dr B S Hebballi Dr S M
Sajjan
3) workshops Samahita Adhyayan Krama.
4)Prabhashanam Workshops from 14th
July-21st July2014 -12 Ayurveda
Academy Vaidyas were involved.
5) Prabhashanam Workshops 24th Dec to
31st Dec2014-14 Ayurveda Academy
Vaidyas were involved.
list of Vaidya Volunteers who will be the
Resource Persons for
‘PRABHASHANAM’ from Dec 24th to
31st Dec 2014
45. List the teaching methods : Theory classes with Black board
adopted by the faculty for Narration PPT Presentation, Flex charts,
different programs including LCD. Apart from this teachers conducting
clinical teaching. On line classes for the UG students.
46. How does the department : Department is regularly taking feedback of
ensure that program objectives students , Mentor Counseling and
are constantly met and By conducting Internal assessment

learning outcomes are examinations and Modular examinations.

monitored?
47. Highlight the participation of :  Innovation work on Astanga Hrudaya.
students and faculty in  Critical anylysis of
extension activities. Panchamahabhuta wsr to Shimbi
Dhanya.
 Vadatu Samskruta.
 Prabhashanam Workshop
 District Level Bhagavad Geeta
Rahasya Contest
48. Give details of “beyond :  Vadatu Samskruta workshop for UG
syllabus scholarly activities” and PG Students for every batch and
of the department. every year. By- Dr B S Hebballi Dr S
M Sajjan
 Dicritical Class for PG 1st year and Dr
S M Sajjan - Dr B S Hebballi every
year
 Samhita Adhyayan Work shop - Dr S
M Sajjan Dr B S Hebballi
 Disrict Level Bhagavdgeeta
application in day today life- coaching
given to UG and PG Schloars and
faculty members -Geeta Rahasya
competation organized by ISCKON
temple - Coaching given by Dr B S
Hebballi and Dr S M Sajjan
In that contest total 31 members were
participated amongst them our college
UG student Ms Ashwini J has secured 1st
prize in level two competition, Which was
held on 26/10/2013.
 In National Level work shop on
application of Samskruta grammer in
samhitas “PRABHASHAN”-
Conducted by Ayurveda academy
Bangalore on-
2012 batch all 75 students were
participated amongst them (Miss) Asha
Bhat
Secured 3rd prize in the competation.
Guided by Dr B S Hebballi , Dr S M

Sajjan
 Dhanvatari Prayer and Institutional
theme song training given by- Dr B S
Hebballi, Dr S M Sajjan .
 2014 Disrict Level Bhagavdgeeta
Rahasya Contest - to UG and PG
Schloars and faculty members -Geeta
Rahasya competition organized by
ISCKON temple - Co-Ordinator Dr S
M Sajjan
 In that contest total 186 members
were participated amongst them our
college UG student Ms Ashwini J
09 batch and Ms Soumya J 014 has
got consolation prize in level two
competition, Which was held on
15/11/2014.
 State Level Inter College
Competitions Conducted By The
Ayurveda Academy Bangalore
Students Participated in the Shloka
Recitation, Debate , Essay Writing etc
- Co-Ordinator Dr S M Sajjan.
 “State Level Prabhashanam work”
14th July 2014 to 21st July 2014 and
24th Dec 1st Jan 2015 – Organizing
Secretary Dr S M Sajjan , Co-
Ordinators- Dr B S Hebballi, Dr P H
Hegade.
department is accredited/ Academy of Higher Education and
graded by other agencies? If Research which is accredited ‘A’ grade by
yes, give details. NAAC and placed in Category ‘A’ by
MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the : Training /coaching/ Orientation /guidance
contributions of the will be given to UG Students and PG Scholars
department in generating new and Faculty for the participation in various
knowledge, basic or applied. state/National level workshop, seminars ,
Symposium, Quiz programs and
competitions from the department.
For example-
Vadatu Samskruta workshop

Dicritical Class
Samhita Adhyayan Work shop
Prabhashanam Workshop.
Weaknesses, Opportunities
and Challenges (SWOC) of
the department.:
1. Important Collaborative 1) Visit to
Books other activities Foreign
than were countries to
purchased teach,
kept for the Samskruta
reference in and
library Ayurvedic
2. Promoted samhitas.
for the 2) Can appear
Purchasing for
of Samskruta competitive
Monthly exams like
Magazine IPS, IAS,
“Sambhashan KAS & KPS
Sandesha “
for the
reference.
3. To
Understand
Basics of
Ayurveda
through
Panchamahab
huta -
Valuable
Charts are
displayed in
the
department
for reference,
eg – 1)
Conceptual
Foundation

and Logic-
Systems in
Ayurveda- (2)
“ Bharat
Jeevan
Targni”-
Valuable
Charts were
history of
India is
depicted in
this chart. (3)
Highly
Qualified
Well trained
and Well
experienced
staff. (4)
Deemed
University.
(5) Strong
Management.
52. Future Plans of the Department :  To bring well established PG
Branch.
 To take up the new research
projects which are the thrust areas.
 To develop manuscript ology
 Vadatu Samskruta BMK Campus.
 To make UG students and P G
Scholars expert in all the ayurvdic
samhitas.

Evaluative Reports Ayurveda College (Shalakyatantra)
Department of Shalakyatantra
1. Name of the Department : Shalakyatantra
4. Names of programs offered : At present UG programme is offered
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated and starting of PG in Shalakyatantra is
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., under process
fellowship, etc.)
Rachana Shaareera, Rasashastra,
Bhaishajya Kalpana Dravya guna,
Pancha karma, Shalaya tantra.
6. Courses in collaboration with : College is in collaboration with Middle
other universities, industries, sex University, United Kingdom, for
foreign institutions, etc. training the foreign students in the
treatment of Shalakyatantra.
7. Details of programs discontinued if : Nil
any, with reasons.
9. Participation of the department : Panchakarma department for
in the courses offered by other Panchakarma therapist certificate
departments course and 1st Year PG course.
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 01 01 01
Lecturer - - -
Senior Resident


Specializati No. of Years
Name Qualification Designation on Experience
Dr. S. K. Patil BSAM, Professor Shalakya 32 years
BAMS (1 ½ Tantra
years modern
medicine
course)
Dr. K. S. BAMS, MS Reader Shalakya 7 years
Sangolli (Ayu), (PhD) Tantra
Dr. A. B. BAMS, MS Reader Shalakya 4.5 years
Biradar (Ayu), (PhD) Tantra
Dr. Meghana BAMS, MS Asst. Shalaky 4 Month
B. Patil (Ayu) Professor a Tantra

professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : 19 : 1
Ratio
staff (technical) &
filled & actual
Technical 1 1 1
Attender 1 1 1
16. Research thrust areas as : Nil
agencies
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : No faculty is involved in international,
projects from a) national b) national projects, however
international funding agencies departmental faculty is involved in the
and c) Total grants received. following research projects funded by
Give the names of the funding college
agencies, project title and grants 1. Effect of Shuntyadi lepa in

received project-wise. : Kaphaja shirashoola(Frontal

Sinusitis)
2. Comparative study of Goghrita
manda Aschotana in
Shushkaakshipaaka
(Dry Eye syndrome)
received
 National recognition : CRF approved as ASU drug testing
laboratory by AYUSH GoI .
22. Publications :
 Monographs :
 Chapters in Books :
 Books edited :
Medline, etc.)

 Citation Index range / average :

 SNIP :
 SJR :
 Impact Factor–range/ : 0.351
average
 h-index :
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : OPD / IPD : Rs 4797409
income generated
27. Faculty recharging strategies : International : 3
(Refresher / orientation National : 13
institute
29. Awards / recognitions received : Best Teacher Award – 05th Sept. 2011 –
at the national and international Given by K. L. E. University, Belagavi.
level by
 Faculty : 1
fellows
 Students :


Date Name of Paper presentation Venue National level
the staff Conference
25/04/2 Dr. K.S. Clinical manifestation D.Y. Patil National
014 Sangolli and Management of Ayurvedic Level
Pittaja Jiva Kanthaka. Medical
(Acute Parenchymal College
Glossitis) Nerul Navi
Mumbai.
25/04/2 Dr. A.B. Clinical manifestation D.Y. Patil National
014 Biradar. and Management of Ayurvedic Level
herpes zoster Medical
ophthalmicus with College
ayurvedic prospective. Nerul Navi
Mumbai.
19/11/14 Dr. K.S State Level workshop JAMC National
to Sngaolli on syllabus Module Mysoru. Level
20/11/14
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
BAMS(UG) 2010 NA 30 45 97.4%
BAMS(UG) 2011 NA 25 42 91%
BAMS(UG) 2012 NA 17 59 93%
BAMS(UG) 2013 NA 16 59 100%
BAMS(UG) 2014 NA 21 53 100%
Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil


category-wise.
UG to PG 10 : 2
PG to Ph.D. Nil
Employed
 Campus selection Nil
Entrepreneurs 90
graduates
the State
States
country
regard to
a) Library : Departmental Library books – 48.
Central Library – 484.
b) Internet facilities for staff and : Yes.
students
c) Total number of class rooms : One.
d) Class rooms with ICT facility : One


e) Students’ laboratories : Six
f) Research laboratories : One. (CRF)
a. from the host institution / : No
university
b. from other institutions / : No
universities
41. Was any need assessment : Yes. Assessment of feedback by
exercise undertaken before the alumni, parents and students has
development of new suggested start of PG programme.
methodology.
42. Does the department obtain : Yes. The DAME is obtaining feedback
feedback from; and it is analyzed and implemented in
academic, clinical facility and
department. The feedback obtained
from Alumni and employers is utilized
for the development of the
departmental activities, facilities to
fulfill the demands of student
community
feedback?
feedback?
the feedback?


Sl
No
1 Late Padmha Bushana Famous opthalmogist awarded Padmha
Dr. M.C. Modi. Bushana by Govt. of India.
2 Dr. Ravindra Shishuve Assistant Commissioner of Police(Mumbai -
South)
3 Dr. S. S. Patil Medical Officer, District Hospital, Raichur
4 Dr. Mahantesh Salimath Vice Principal – Ayurveda College, Koppal
5 Dr. Sameer Naik Prof and HOD, Dept of Kayachikitsa, KLEU,
BMKAMC, Belagavi
6 Dr. R. L. Kolachi Reader , Dept of Shalakaya Tantra, SJGV
Ayurveda College, Ghataprabha
7 Dr. Mahananda Mirji Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya, Bijapur
8 Dr. Mahesh Reader, PG Department of Agadatantra.
Savalagimath KLEU’s, Shri. BMK AMC, Belagavi
9 Dr. V. G. Huddar Reader, Dept of Kayachikitsa, KLEU,
BMKAMC, Belagavi
10 Dr. S.K. Hiremath Professor & HoD, Dept. of Agadatantra.
involving external experts. : their knowledge
45. List the teaching methods : Theory classes with different
adopted by the faculty for methods like Unitised syllabus
different programs including Oration, Blackboard, OHP sheets,
clinical teaching. Flex charts, Models, PPTs, LCD. In
the clinical teaching the students are
taken to OPD for hands training,
practical demonstration of the
patients and usage of different
instruments and using techniques.
Apart from this students are also
taken to the Bedside clinics for the
demonstration.
that program objectives are feedback, Mentor counselling and by
constantly met and learning conducting internal assesment
outcomes are monitored? examinations.


programmes like Eye donation rally,
Deafness awareness rally and students
are also participating in all these
activities.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Created specialized Kriyakalpa units
scholarly activities” of the names as Chakshushya for eye
department. treatments and Kankayana for ENT
treatments.
Developing SOPs for all Kriyakalpas
procedures, involving in camps, and
awareness programmes for general
public.
Eye donation rally special camp for
school going and computer operators
and road safety week celebration.
by MHRD, (GoI).
contributions of the department students for practice procedures of
in generating new knowledge, Kriyakalpas, seminars, quiz program,
basic or applied. group discussion & hands on training.
department.:
 Having  Lack of  Tremendous  We have
deemed availability of opportunities challenges in
university we unique to develop the treating some
have liberally multipurpose department as of the chronic
developing medicines role model diseases like
the which are department in Migraine,
curriculum as explained in country Otitis media,
per need and classical texts  Tremendous  Facing
freedom for opportunities challenges in
implementati for academic, planning

on clinical and research

 Having very research activity
good activities
infrastructure  Tremendous
facility area opportunities
wise, to serve large
equipments, number of
instruments poor
and research community
facility patients
 Having well  There is
equipped high opportunity in
tech the
Ayurveda collaborative
hospital and research
clinical activities with
evaluation for overseas
research universities
 Having our  There is
own opportunity to
Pharmacy produce good
which helps quality
in preparing service
the medicines oriented
as per our general
requirements practitioners
 College is to the society
situated in the
heart of the
city and in
thick
population
area
52. Future Plans of the Department :  To start PG in Netra, Karna, Nasa,
Mukha, Shiro and Danta rogaroga
 To start Diploma courses in Netra,
Karna, Nasa, Mukha, Shiro and
Danta rogaroga
 To start PhD programmes in Netra,
Karna, Nasa, Mukha, Shiro and
Danta rogaroga

 To setup phaco cataract surgery unit

Shreedhareeyam Ayurvedic Eye
Hospital and establish unit in our
hospital
 To make the Shalakya Department
as a role model department in India

Evaluative Reports Ayurveda College (Shalya Tantra & Sangyaharana)
Department of Shalya Tantra and Sangyaharana

1. Name of the Department : ShalyaTantra and Sangyaharana
2. Year of Establishment : Year of Starting UG Course 1984
Year of Starting PG Course 2010 –
Ayurved Dhanwantari (MS Ayu)
3. Is the Department part of a : Yes it is part of the College
4. Names of programs offered : UG-BAMS
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated PG- MS(Ayu) Shalyatantra,
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., PG- MD(Ayu) Sangyaharana
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, PG certificate course in Ksharasutra.
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Yes-
departments involved -Clinical case presentation by faculty
with respective departments
-Adverse drug reactions and events
presentation by faculty with respective
departments
-MDL – topic will be selected and each
department will illustrate the topic by
respective departmental faculty
6. Courses in collaboration with : Department has involved in the training
other universities, industries, session of Middle sex university students
foreign institutions, etc. Training the paramedical staff training
reasons.
9. Participation of the department :  Department has involved in the
in the courses offered by other training session of Middle sex
departments university students training and the
paramedical staff training.
 PG Certificate Course in Vajikarana
by the department faculty,
regarding Anatomy investigations
and surgical interventions.


PGCC PK by the department
faculty, regarding Anatomy
investigations and surgical
interventions
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 02 01 01
Lecturer - - -
Tutor / Clinical Instructor --- ----- -
Senior Resident
No. of Research
Qualificati Designati Specializati
Name Years under
on on on
Experience guidance
Dr. S V B.A.M.S Professor Shalya 17 Yrs 3
Emmi MD (Ayu) Tantra
Dr. Pradeep SB.A.M.S Reader Shalya 6 Yrs 2
Shindhe MS (Ayu) Tantra
Dr. Santosh B.A.M.S Assistant Shalya 4 Yrs 6 1
YM MS (Ayu) Professor Tantra months
Dr. Taj D B.A.M.S Assistant Shalya 1 month
MS (Ayu) Professor Tantra
Dr Amruta A. B.A.M.S Assistant Shalya 6 month 1
Wali MS (Ayu) Professor Tantra
Dr Ramesh B.A.M.S Assistant Shalya 1 month
Killedar MS (Ayu) Professor Tantra
professors

temporary faculty – program- faculty members, hence not applicable.
wise information
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : Shalyatantra1:1.6

Ratio Sangyaharana 1:0.5
UG 1 : 0.08


Technical - - -
Administrative - - -
Attender 1 1 1
16. Research thrust areas as :  Cystone tablet in renal calculus
recognized by major funding funding by “Himalaya” drug
agencies company – 2001
 Pilex Tablet in hemorrhoids
funding by “Himalaya” drug
company – 2001
received
 State recognition : CRF
 National recognition : Nil
 International recognition : Nil
22. Publications :


Nil
 Number listed in International : Nil
 SNIP : Nil
 SJR : Nil
 h-index : Nil
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : OPD / IPD : Rs 46,08,097
income generated
d) any other (specify) : Institutional committees
3rd BAMS coordinator
NAAC Criteria 2 Co-ordinator
- PG and UG academic incharge
NABH Co-ordinator (COP)
OT director
NAAC Criteria 2 Co-ordinator
Madhulika (Surgical) Ward Incharge
Incharge
- Clinical skill lab coordinator
- skill development cell coordinator

Shalya Tantra OPD

Incharge
PG Sangyaharan
academic incharge
‘Vindhya’ Girls Hostel warden
Ksharsutra coordinator
Name of the event Date State / Regional Total
Piles camp, workshop, guest Every year on Regional 04
st
lecture 21 November
Cancer awareness day 7th Nov-2010 Regional 02
th
4 -Feb-2011
NRHM training program on 2010-11 State level 01
Ksharasutra
CME on Kidney disorders State level 01
IIIrd international conference 6-8/Feb/2012 International 01
On AIIMS (Anesthesia In level
Indian Medicinal System) 2012
SangyaharanaSaptah State level 01
Ksharasutra preparation 2 and3 April Regional 02
training program 2013
World Cancer awareness Day 7th November Regional 01
2014
World Anaesthesia Day 16th October Regional 01
2014
NABH Reorientation program 9 to 11th Oct Regional 01
2014
Workshop on Departmental 10 to 20th Regional 01
SOPs November 2014
Surgical skill development 24th Nov 2014 Regional 01
(JNMC)
Surgical skill development 26th Dec 2014 Regional 01
(BMK)



institute
level by
 Faculty : 5
fellows
 Students :
Outstan
State/
Seminars/ Conferences Source of ding
National/ Year
/Workshops funding particip
International
ants
IIIrd international International 6-8/Feb/ BY Anesthesia Dr. D N
conference level 2012 In Indian Pandey
On AIIMS (Anesthesia In Medicinal Dr. Anil
Indian Medicinal System) System. BHU Datta
2012 Dr. K K
Pandey
NRHM on Ksharasutra National level 2010-11 NRHM
Karnataka state
workshop on “Agni and International 6-7/ Dec Doothpapeshwar Dr.P
Ksarakarma” 5thWorld level /2012 Govt. of Hemant
Ayurved congress, Madhya kumar
Bhopal Pradesh Dr Dwevedi
Dr.
Aushutosh
Tiwari
Workshop on world Piles State level 21.11.10 Himalaya Drug
day company
Workshop on world Piles State level 21.11.10 Himalaya Drug
day company
Sangyaharana Saptah State level KLE Academy Dr. Anil
of Higher Datta
Education and
Research


ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
BAMS(UG) 2010 NA 30 45 94%
BAMS(UG) 2011 NA 25 42 92%
BAMS(UG) 2012 NA 17 59 91%
BAMS(UG) 2013 NA 16 59 100%
BAMS(UG) 2014 NA 21 53 100%
Shalyatantra
2010 116 2 1 100 100
2011 145 3 0 100 100
2012 160 2 0 100
2013 125 2 1
2014 60 2 0
Sangyaharana
2010 116 2 0 100 100
2011 145 2 0 100 100
2012 160 2 0 100
2013 125 0 2
2014 60 0 1
Shalyatantra
2010 Nil 100% Nil Nil
2013 Nil 66% 34% Nil
Sangyaharana
2010 NIL 50% 50% NIL
2011 NIL 0 100% NIL
2012 NIL 0 100% NIL
2013 NIL 100% 0 NIL
2014 NIL 0 100% NIL


category-wise.
UG to PG 10:01
Employed
Entrepreneurs Nil
graduates
the State
States
country
regard to
a) Library : Departmental Library provided with
Books- 119
Sangyaharana Books – 29
b) Internet facilities for staff and : YES (BSNL broadband connection)
students
c) Total number of class rooms : 1 for UG and 1 for PG

d) Class rooms with ICT facility : YES

e) Students’ laboratories : YES
f) Research laboratories : YES (CRF and Animal house) -7
a. from the host institution / : 2 doctoral
university
b. from other institutions / : 1- Post doctoral
universities
40. Number of post graduate : Rs 10,000/-
41. Was any need assessment : YES Induction programme for UG And
exercise undertaken before the PG were undertaken at beginning of the
development of new course
program(s)? If so, highlight the -EB feedback methodology –
methodology. department regularly takes well
prepared, approved question based
feedbacks from UG, PG and internees.
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as : Yes, the DAME obtaining at the end of
well as teaching-learning- each academic year. Suggestions are
evaluation? If yes, how does given to HOD, the HOD will inform to
the concerned faculty for improvement
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : Feedback is taken from DAME and
and teaching-learning- suggestions are given to HOD, the
evaluation and how does the HOD will inform to the concerned
faculty for improvement
feedback?
c. alumni and employers on : Feedback is taken from DAME and
the programs offered and suggestions are given to HOD, the
how does the department HOD will inform to the concerned
faculty for improvement
43. List the distinguished alumni of :  Dr. S V Emmi.

the department (maximum 10)  Dr. Pradeep S Shindhe
 Dr. Pallavi A Hegade

 Dr. Santosh Y M
 Dr. MarkandeyaJadar
 Dr. PankajPatil
 Dr. Taj D
 Dr. AmrutaWali
 Dr. SudarshanKesari
 Dr. PundalikPundapal
44. Give details of student : Guest lecture by Dr. Joshi –
enrichment programs (special Sushrutasaptaha for UG and PG
lectures / workshops / seminar) students
involving external experts. : Guest lecture by Dr. AbhinadanaHanji
–Oncosurgen – World Cancer day
awareness program
Guest lecture by Dr. P. Charantimath-
(Uro-surgeon)on kidney disorders
Guest lecture by Dr. SiddanagoudaPatil
(Reader Shalyatantra Dep.) on Bhagna
and management on
Guest lecture by Dr. Godhi(Principal
& Senior surgeon.) differential
diagnosis on abdominal pain
Guest lecture by Dr. Madhvapati
(Founder Belagavi cancer center) on
recent advances in cancer therapy.
Guest lecture by Dr.
GhanashyamVaidya (CMO, KHI,
Ghataprabha) on ethical practice of
medicine and surgery
Guest lecture by Dr. Anil Dutta
(Associate professor, Praprola,
Himachal Pradesh) on various topics on
anesthesia.
Guest lecture by Dr. Anil Dutta
(Associate professor, Praprola,
Himachal Pradesh) on hands on
training in techniques and practice of
anesthesia.
Guest lecture by Dr.
RavishankarParvaje (CMO,
Dhanvantari Ayurveda Hospital,
Puttur) on Kshar preparation and its

application.
Guest lecture by Dr.Murlidhara Sharma
(Professor, dept of shalyatanta, Udapi)
on Arshas.
Guest lecture by Dr.PHemant Kumar
(Professor, dept of shalyatanta, Hassan)
on practical training on ano rectal
disorder.
Guest lecture by Dr. S Bhat (Professor,
Dept. of Shalyatantra, Udapi) on
anesthesia in anorectal surgery.
45. List the teaching methods :  Board and chalk presentation
adopted by the faculty for  OHP and LCD presentation
different programs including  Bed side clinical discussion
clinical teaching.  Hands on training on Models
 Orientation programmes
 Problem based learning
methodology
46. How does the department ensure : Students’ feedback
that program objectives are Internal assessments
constantly met and learning Quiz programs
outcomes are monitored? Mentor council meeting
47. Highlight the participation of :  Every year 2 camps on piles and
students and faculty in extension cancer awareness programmers are
activities. conducted regularly. All the UG
and PG students were posted for
clinical training.
 NSS camp – health check up
camps, rallies are conducted
regularly.
 The students are involved in
celebration of National days.
 Students are participated in
marathon conducted on disability
day.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus :  Collection of snuhi ksheera for the
scholarly activities” of the preparation of Ksharasutra.
department.  Ksharasutra training program for
Ayush doctors under NRHM
scheme.

 Department has participated in

health awareness program at
krushimela.
health awareness program on
anorectal disorders for Hira sugar
factory workers, Sankeshwar.
NRHM training program for Ayush
doctors at SDM college, Hassan.
 Development of clinical skill lab
 Different SOP’s are developed by
the department for different
procedures.
by MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the :  Contribution of the department is
contributions of the department mainly on the application of basic
in generating new knowledge, and fundamental surgical
basic or applied. procedures.
 Evidence based surgical procedures
are well developed and practiced
with standard operating procedures.
 Department has developed unique
and innovative cell for skill
development ‘Yogya’ at hospital
infrastructure for all the groups of
student and faculty.
 Rare surgical cases are
demonstrated to the students and
disseminated for publication in
international journals
 Department has contributed
manuals on Ksharkarma and
Agnikarma in world ayurveda
congress-2013 at Bhopal,
Uttarpradesh.


 Deemed  Lack of  To develop  To develop
university regulatory one of the OPD and IPD
 Good support to best patients
infrastructure practice ksharsutra  To make PG
 Strong emergency center in the students
management medicine country competent to
 Good  Ethically not  To carry out perform
academic permitted to many surgeries
teaching use modern research  To develop
faculty medicines works clinical skill
 Good which is pertaining to lab with
Surgically essential for ano-rectal museum
skilled hands all post –op surgeries  To seek
cases  To develop permission for
Parasurgical practicing
procedure and modern drugs
to adopt in
day to day
practice
 To formulate
new
Ayurvedic
drug in the
management
of wound
 To give
scientific
background to
para surgical
procedures
52. Future Plans of the Department :  To make PG students competent to
perform surgeries
 To develop clinical skill lab with
museum

Evaluative Reports Ayurveda College (Swasthavritta & Yoga)
Department of Swasthavritta & Yoga

1. Name of the Department : Swasthavritta& Yoga
2. Year of Establishment : Established in the year 1968
3. Is the Department part of a : Yes, the department is the part of the
college/Faculty of the university? college
4. Names of programs offered : At present, the following courses are
(UG, offered by the department
PG, Pharm D, Integrated  U G - BAMS
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D.,  PG Certificate Course in Ayurveda
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, Dietetics
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and :  The department has a
departments involved interdisciplinary research project
involved with Department of
Shalyatantra.
 The department is involved in
Clinical case presentations,
Interdepartmental Multidisciplinary
seminars, and adverse drug event
seminars.
 The department also has a
Pathyahara Unit (Diet and
Nutrition) in the hospital where
there the patients will be advised
diet and lifestyle referred from other
departments. It also serves
therapeutic diet for the hospital
patients referred by other
departments.
6. Courses in collaboration with : The department conducted classes for the
other universities, industries, students of Middle sex university, UK
reasons.


Department is involved with
in the courses offered by other Panchakarma department in the
departments programme of Pancha karma
therapist certificate course. The
department faculty is also involved
in conducting classes for Certificate
courses in Vajeekarana offered by
the Kayachikitsa department.
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 2 1 1
Lecturer - - -
No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Kalpana BAMS. MD Professor Kayachikitsa 38 years
Dhuri
Dr. S S. Harti BAMS. MD Reader Swasthavritta 7 years 6
months
Dr. S S. Tonni BAMS. MD Asst. Swasthavritta 5 yrs 4
Professor months
Dr. S S.Sagare BAMS. MD Asst. Swasthavritta 5 Yrs 4
Professor months
Dr Madhu S BAMS. MD Asst Swasthavritta 6 months
Professor
professors
Ratio


Technical 1 1 1
Attender 1 1 1
16. Research thrust areas as : Quality assessment of water stored in
recognized by major funding vessels made of different materials
agencies sponsored by SPiCE, Under VGST,
Govt of Karnataka
Sl. Sponsoring Amount Investigator
Title
No. Agency sanctioned (s)
1 Identification of CSIR’ 44 lakhs Principle
genomic correlates Ayurgenomics Investigator:
of Prakriti in Unit- Dr. B
Healthy individuals TRISUTRA Sreenivasa
from Dravidian (Translational Prasad
population of North Research &
Karnataka Innovative Co-
Science through Investigator:
Ayurgenomics) Dr.
CSIR-Institute Shivkumar
of Genomics Harti
and Integrative
Biology
CSIR, Mall
Road, Delhi
2 Retrospective KLE BMK Institution Dr S V Emmi
Cohort study to AyurvedMahavi funded Dr S STonni
assess the dyalaya, project
prevalence of Belagavi
Fissure-in-Ano
among wheat roti
consuming
population at
KLEU’s Ayurveda
hospital,Shahapur,
Belagavi.

3 Role of Cyclic KLE BMK Institution Dr S SHarti

Meditation in AyurvedMahavi funded Dr S SSagare
Cognitive test dyalaya, project Dr S STonni
anxiety Belagavi
4 Role of Balancing KLE BMK Institution Dr S SHarti
Asanas in Attention AyurvedMahavi funded Dr S SSagare
dyalaya project Dr S STonni
5 Effect of Varnya KLE BMK Institution Dr S S Harti
Lepa in increasing AyurvedMahavi funded Dr
the Kanti of the dyalaya project AfreenMulla
skin- A randomized Miss.
double blind PratibhaSamb
controlled trial rekar
received
Name of the project Sponsored by Grant received
“Quality assessment of water stored SPICE, Under V. Rs 30,000/-
in vessels made in different materials G. S. T, Govt of
–By Miss Soundarya. Jiddimani, II Karnataka
Proff. BAMS, 2012-13
Guided by
-DrSanjeevTonni
Asst. Prof. Dept of Swasthavritta
 State recognition : Nil
 National recognition : Central Research Laboratory (AYUSH
certified drug testing laboratory for ASU
Drugs)
 International recognition : Nil
21. Special research laboratories : 1. Ayurgenomics phenotyping laboratory
sponsored by / created by 2. Ayurgenomics genotyping laboratory
22. Publications :


Nil
Medline, etc.)
 SNIP : Nil
 SJR : Nil
 h-index : Nil
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : OPD / IPD : Rs 1907204
income generated
25. Faculty selected nationally / : Dr S S Harti
internationally to visit other CSIR-AYURGENOMICS Labortory,
laboratories / institutions / Delhi, Ayurgenomics laboratory, KEM,
industries in India and abroad Vadu, Pune
d) any other (specify) :  Member, Board of Studies (Pre and
Para clinical), KLE University,
Belgaum
 Co-investigator for
AYURGENOMICS, project under
TRISUTRA (A Unit of CSIR)
 Member conveyor, Teaching, Training
and Technology Cell (DAME)

 Member Secretary – Alumni

Association of KLE, BMK Ayurveda
Mahavidyalaya,
 Coordinator for PG Certificate course
in Ayurgenomics
 Class co-ordinator for UG 2012 Batch
 Member, Hospital infection control
committee
 Member, Pharmacy Development
committee
 Member Conveyor, Feedback and
Evaluation cell (DAME)
 Member – Discipline maintenance
committee
 Mentor (08 & 10 batches)
 Coordinator for PG Certificate course
in Ayurveda Dietetics
 Coordinator – Pathyahara
 Coordinator – Yoga Activities
Mentor – 011 Batch
27. Faculty recharging strategies : The faculty are undergone 18 Faculty
(Refresher / orientation recharging strategies (Refresher /
programs, workshops, training orientation programs, workshops, training
programs and similar programs). programs and similar programs).
 Percentage of students who : 1 students
29. Awards / recognitions received : a. Dr Sanjeev Tonni - Dr Veerendra
at the national and international Heggade Pattabhishekha award –
level by 2009 - SDM Educational trust –
UJIRE. Academic Excellency
award - SDM college of Ayurveda,
Hassan
b. Dr R C Mathad, Best teacher Award
– 2014- KLE University, Belagavi
 Faculty : 5

 Doctoral / post doctoral : Dr S S Harti was awarded PhD on

fellows November 25th 2014
 Students : Nikhil Shendkar IInd Prof BAMS ,
Gold medal in essay writing
Sl. Financial
Title Date
No support received
National level
Feb 15th to Mar MDNIY, New
1 Foundation Course in Yoga th
15 2010 Delhi
22nd March to 27th AYUSH , New
2 ROTP in Swasthavritta
March, 2010 Delhi
May 16th to 21st AYUSH, New
3 CME in Geriatrics
2011 Delhi
State Level
UDEHP, workshop on
November 19th&
4 Laboratory and Diagnostic KLE University
20th 2009
Methods
Workshop on Medical July 11th& 12th
5 Institute
Statistics 2011
Pre-conference Event for
th
6 International conference on 28 January 2012 Institute
Yoga and Naturopathy
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
Program (refer to received Femal
Male Female Male
question no. 4) e
BAMS(UG) 2008 NA 32 43 100%
BAMS(UG) 2009 NA 14 54 97%
BAMS(UG) 2010 NA 26 48 99%
BAMS(UG) 2011 NA 20 52 99%
BAMS(UG) 2012 NA 15 50 Exams in
July 2015
Post Graduate 2 2 100
Certificate Course in
Ayurveda Dietetics


(refer to question from the universities universities from
no. 4) same within the outside the other
Post Graduate 100% Nil Nil Nil
Certificate
Course in
Ayurveda
Dietetics
34. How many students have cleared : Dr Ravindrashishve- KPSC
Civil Services and Defense Dr Manjunatha Nayak – IPS
GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS,
category-wise.
UG to PG 10:1
Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral 01
Employed 80-90% of the UG students passed out are
 Campus selection self-employed.
Entrepreneurs 90%
graduates
the State
from universities from other : 25%
States
country


awarded M.Phil., DM, M Ch, Dr S S Harti - Ph D (KLE University)
regard to
a) Library : Departmental Library with total
Books- 44
b) Internet facilities for staff and : available; (BSNL broadband
students connection under NMEICT scheme)
e) Students’ laboratories : Yes-1
f) Research laboratories : The institute has a central research
laboratory which consists of Animal
house, medical research center facility
which facilitates the research activities
of the department.
university
universities
40. Number of post graduate : Not applicable
41. Was any need assessment : Yes, A well prepared and approved
exercise undertaken before the questionnaire based feedback was taken
development of new from the Alumni, Internees, Practitioners,
program(s)? If so, highlight the for the design of the new course
methodology.
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Yes, the department has obtains the
as teaching-learning- feedback on curriculum as well as
evaluation? If yes, how does teaching learning and evaluation. The
the department utilize the department utilizes the feedback and
feedback? suggests changes/ modifies the

curriculum during BOS meeting. The

head of the department discusses and
interacts the teaching, learning and
evaluation feedback with the
departmental staff and tries to
b. students on staff, curriculum : Yes, the department has obtains the
and teaching-learning- feedback from students on curriculum
evaluation and how does the as well as teaching learning and
department utilize the evaluation. The department utilizes the
feedback? feedback and suggests changes/
modifies the curriculum during BOS
meeting. The head of the department
discusses and interact the teaching,
learning and evaluation feedback with
the departmental staff and tries to
c. alumni and employers on the : Yes, the department has obtained the
programs offered and how feedback from alumni on curriculum as
does the department utilize well as teaching learning and
the feedback? evaluation. The department utilizes the
feedback and suggests changes/
modifies the curriculum during BOS
meeting. The head of the department
discusses and interact the teaching,
learning and evaluation feedback with
the departmental staff and tries to
43. List the distinguished alumni of : 1. Dr S Bannigol
the department (maximum 10) 2. Dr Chandrappa
3. Dr Satpute
4. Dr Ravikiran Patwardhan
5. Dr V S Jatti
6. Dr. C. S. Vastrad
7. Dr. R. C. Mathad
8. Dr S K Patil
9. Dr Doddamani
10. Dr. Sudhendra Navale

Sl.
Name of Speaker Designation Topic Date
No
1 Dr Shivanand Veternersist Preventive Sept 28th
Magadum methods of 2009
Rabies
2 Dr Shushaan Ayurved Presentation 24th and 25th
Maroli Practitioner skills in Feb – 2010
United Ayurveda
Kingdom
3 Anand Prof Awareness 23rd April
Dept of on Changing 2010
Geology World
GSS Institute, Climate
Belagavi
4 Mr M Hiremath Lecturer, Importance 7th March
Dept of of Yoga in 2011
Swasthavrittha day today
DGM College life
of Ayurveda,
Gadag
st
Role of December 1
VCTC / ART 2011
Counsellor in centre in
VCTC, ART preventing
Dr Spoorthi
5 Center, Civil the
Mastiholli
Hosptial, transmission
Belagavi of AIDS
among the
community.
nd
Importance of March 22
Rain water 2013
Mr. Mallikarjun. Ecologist
6 harvesting in
Shetty Belagavi
Present
scenario
Reader, August 19th
Dept of August 19th 2014
Swasthavritta Epidemiolog
7 Dr Ashok Patil DGM Ayurved y
Medical College,
Gadag

45. List the teaching methods : 1. Board and Chalk presentation

adopted by the faculty for 2. OHP and LCD presentation
different programs including 3. Hands on training on Yoga
clinical teaching. practices & Pathyahara preparations
46. How does the department ensure : 1. Students’ feedback

that program objectives are 2. Internal assessments
constantly met and learning 3. Quiz programs
47. Highlight the participation of :1. Various awareness programmes
students and faculty in extension related to food, environment &
activities. prevention of communicable & non-
communicable disorders are
conducting regularly.
2010
th th
1 Yoga camp for respiratory disorders Feb 8 to Feb 13 2010
th
2 Awareness on Malaria 25 Apr
th th
3 Yoga Camp for children 4 May to 10 May 2010
st
4 World No Tobacco Day 31 May
5 Prophylaxis against Monsoon fevers June 2010
2011
nd
1 Awareness on Water Conservation 22 March
rd
2 Awareness on Climate Change 23 March
th rd
3 Yoga camp for children April 18 to 23 2011
st
4 World No Tobacco Day 31 may
th th
5 Prophylaxis against Monsoon fevers 15 to 17 June
th th
6 Yoga camp for children Oct 10 to 15 2011
st
7 Awareness on World AIDS day Dec 1 2011
2012
th th
1 Yoga camp for Rejuvenation 27 and 28 Jan
th
2 Awareness on Leprosy Jan 30
nd
3 Awareness on Water Conservation 22 March
th
4 World Health Day Apr 7

th st
5 Yoga Camp for Children Apr 16 to 21
st
th
7 Awareness on Anti-Drug addiction day 26 June
th
8 Dengue Prevention Day 10 Aug
th th
9 Yoga Free camp at Bailwad 10 Sept to 15 Sept
th
10 Ayurvedic Food Festival 16 Oct
2013
st
1 Awareness on Leprosy at 31 Jan
Vruddhashrama
th
2 Importance of Water conservation in 26 Feb
present scenario
st
3 Awareness on Water Conservation 21 Mar
th
4 Awareness on Malaria 25 Apr
th th
5 Yoga camp for children April 29 to May 4 2013
st
th
7 Awareness on Environment Protection 05 June
th
8 Awareness on Drug abuse 26 June
th th
9 Prophylaxis against Monsoon Fevers 27 to 29 June 2013
th
10 World Population Day 11 July
st
11 Health Screening of Hospital Workers 22nd to 31 July
12 Ayurveda Food festival Oct 2013
13 World AIDs Day Dec 3rd 2013
2014
1 World Water Day 22nd April 2014
2 Summer Yoga camp for children 21st April to 26th April
3 World No Tobacco Day 31st May 2014
4 World Environment day 5th June 2014
5 Dengue Prevention Day 10th August 2014
6 World Food Day 19th & 20th Oct 2014
7 World AIDs Day Dec 1st 2014
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : 1. Every year celebrating world water
scholarly activities” of the day on its Theme.
department. 2. Every year celebrating World Food
Day

3. Department has participated in

health awareness program at
krushimela.
health awareness program in
collaboration with NSS Unit of the
college
NRHM training program for Ayush
doctors.
6. Every year 2 camps of Yoga for
school going students (in winter &
summer) are conducting in the
hospital by the department.
7. Conducting morning yoga classes
for public & IPD patients in
hospital
8. Having Pathya OPD in hospital
section
by MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the : 1. Development of Food museum &
contributions of the department 2. Well established laboratory facility
in generating new knowledge, 3. Developing working models such as
basic or applied. Slow sand filtration Unit & Rapid
sand filtration unit
4. To validate the effectiveness of
water purifying agent explained in
Ayurveda
5. Conducting survey study in
outbreaks of an epidemic
6. Yoga – Self involvement of students
to improve quality and behavioral life
sciences
7. Clinical bed side training
8. Group discussions/Field visits/Hands
on training


 Dedicated  No post-  Research in  Competition
faculty graduation clinical from post-
 Well unit nutrition field graduates
established  Less (Ayurveda units of other
Swasthavritt collaboration Dietetics) colleges
a Lab &  Lifestyle  Non-
Museum management availability of
 Attached counseling to competent
Teaching the patient & staff
hospital public  Research and
 Diet and  Growing development
Nutrition awareness of in Ayurveda
unit preventive dietetics
(Pathyahara) medicine in  Bringing
– The only the public awareness of
one of its  Increasing preventive
kind in demand for health in
Ayurveda post- public
colleges graduation  Getting
 Facilitated  Take a patents and
with Central leadership generating
research position in income in the
facility and advocating field of
Medical disease Preventive
research prevention medicine in
center tool ayurveda
52. Future Plans of the Department : 1. To get PG branch & train PG
scholars in the fields such as –
Epidemiology Clinical nutrition,
Technique of advising Diet (Pathya)
2. Expansion of Preventive health
services through Ayurveda in the
community

Evaluative Reports Pharmacy-Belagavi (Pharmaceutical Biotechnology)
KLEU COLLEGE OF PHARMACY - BELAGAVI
Department of Pharmaceutical Biotechnology

1. Name of the Department : Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
3. Is the Department part of a college / : Yes it is the part of the college
Faculty of the university?
4. Names of programs offered : At present Pharmaceutical
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated Biotechnology course is in UG
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., programme and PG programme was
Integrated Ph.D., started from 2004.
Certificate, Diploma, PG UG . B.Pharm
Diploma, D.M./M.Ch., Super PG. M.Pharm. Biotechnology
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : NA
6. Courses in collaboration with : NA
reasons.
8. Examination System: : Annual system for M. Pharm (PG)
Choice Based Credit System Semester system for B. Pharm (UG)
9. Participation of the department : Yes, staff are involved in teaching UG
in the courses offered by other students for the following subjects
departments offered in B. Pharm Course i.e
Pharmacognosy & Applied
Biochemistry.
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 1 1 1
Associate Professor / Reader - - -
Lecturer NA NA NA
Tutor / Clinical Instructor NA NA NA
Senior Resident NA NA NA
587

No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Pramod M.Pharm, Professor & Pharmacognosy
14 Years
HJ PhD,PDCR Head
Mr. D.N. M.Pharm Assistant Pharmaceutical
Biotechnology 14 Years
Sastry Professor
Mr. Satish M.Pharm Assistant Pharmaceutical
Biotechnology 08 Years
A.K Professor
professors


Ratio 3:1 for PG
15. Number of academic support : Academic support staff (technical) 1.

staff (technical) &
filled & actual
16. Research thrust areas as :  Medicinal Plant Tissue Culture.

recognized by major funding  Biotransformation and
agencies Biodegradation.
 Ethnomedicinal approach for drug
discovery and development.
 Biopharmaceutical Product
Development.
 Bio-Pigments
 Validation of traditional knowledge
in the areas of cancer, diabetes etc

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Name of
Sr. Major/ the Amount Ongoing
Title of the Project
No. Minor Funding Sanctioned Completed
Agency
1. Major Ethnomedicobotany of ICMR Rs. Completed
Belgaum region & 2010-13 7,00,000/-
Development of
Quality Control
Parameters for
Selected Medicinal
Plants
2. Minor Preparation of VGST Rs.30,000/-
biopaints using SPICE Completed
biocolours isolated 2011-12
from Streptomycetes
3. Minor Production of VGST Rs.30,000/-
Biocolours from SPICE Completed
Endophytes of Natural 2013-14
Dye Yeilding Plants
and their applications
received
a. National collaboration Regional Medical Research Centre,
ICMR, Belagavi
19. Departmental projects funded by ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP / CAS, DPE; DBT,
ICSSR, AICTE, etc.; total grants received :
Sr. Major/ Title of the Project Name of Amount Ongoing
No. Minor and year the Sanctioned Completed
Funding
Agency
1 Major Ethnomedicobotany RMRC, Rs.7,00,00
(Nation of Belgaum region & ICMR 0/- Completed
al) Development of
Quality Control
Parameters for
Selected Medicinal
Plants, 2010-13
2. Minor Preparation of VGST Rs.30,000/ Completed
biopaints using SPICE -
biocolours isolated 2011-12
from Streptomycetes
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3. Minor Production of VGST Rs.30,000/ Completed

Biocolours from SPICE -
Endophytes of 2013-14
Natural Dye Yielding
Plants and their
applications
20. Research facility / centre with : -
 State recognition Recognized for pursuing research
funded by Vision Group of Science &
Technology, Govt of Karnataka,
Bengaluru
 National recognition : Recognized by AICTE & PCI which is
equipped with necessary infrastructure
and instruments funded by AICTE
MODROBS to carry out research
activities related to biotechnology,
fermentation, tissue culture and microbial
biodiscovery.
In addition facilities of parent institution
and University Basic Science Research
facility is available for UG & PG
students, research scholars and staff of
the department.
 International recognition : Recognized by various International
Universities & funding agencies to
conduct research in the areas of Health
Education & Research as per thrust areas.
21. Special research laboratories : University Basic Science Research
sponsored by / created by facility is available for UG & PG
industry or corporate bodies students, research scholars and staff of
the department.
22. Publications :
 Number of papers published : National-07 and International-04
 Chapters in Books : 01- Book Chapter on Phytosomes for
Nanobiomedicine” Stadium Press,
LLC USA, 2015 (Due for Release).
590
 Books edited : Text Book of Pharmaceutical

Biotechnology, Kokate C K, Pramod H
J &Jalalpure SS, Elsevier
Publishers,2011, ISSN/ISBN No.
8131232646, 9788131232644
 Books with ISBN with : Text Book of Pharmaceutical
details of publishers Biotechnology, Kokate C K, Pramod H
J &Jalalpure SS, Elsevier Publishers,
2011, ISSN/ISBN No. 8131232646,
9788131232644
 Number listed in : --
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
 Citation Index range / average : 1-22/ 7.85
 SNIP : --
 SJR : --
 Impact Factor – range/average : 0.5-4.0/1.75
 h-index : 05
generated
income generated
25. Faculty selected nationally / : Faculty have visited various (11)
internationally to visit other national and international laboratories /
laboratories / institutions / institutions / industries in India and
industries in India and abroad abroad
Sr. National/ Laboratories / institutions / industries
No International
1. International University of Alexandria, Alexandria, Egypt
2. International UniversitiSains Malaysia, Penang, Malaysia
3. International University of Singapore, Singapore
4. International University Technology MARA, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
5. India University of Pune, India
6. India BioEra Life Sciences Ltd, Pune, India
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7. India Regional Medical Research Centre, Belagavi,

8. India Serum Institute of India, Pune, India
9. India Goa University, Panaji, Goa, India
10. India M.D.University, Rohtak, India
11. India IISC, Bangalore, India
a) National committees :  Executive Council Member, Society of
Pharmacognosy (ISP), Saugar, India
 Co-ordinator, Society for
Ethnopharmacology (SFE), Belgaum
 Member, Academic Council, KLE
University, Belgaum, India.
 Life Member, Association of
Pharmaceutical teachers of India
(APTI).
 Life Member, Society of
Pharmacognosy (ISP).
b) International committees : Nil.
c) Editorial Boards : --
d) any other (specify) : Reviewer- Pharmaceutical Biology
Reviewer-Journal of Ethno pharmacology
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Faculty are encouraged to attend most
(Refresher / orientation relevant Refresher / orientation
programs, workshops, training programs, workshops,conferences
programs and similar programs). training programs and similar programs
 Percentage of students who 10%
 percentage of students doing 100%
institute
level by
 Faculty : Nil
fellows
 Students : Nil
592

Particulars State Title Duration No. of Source of
/National Participants Funding
/International
Conferenc Internation First 2.5 2000 AICTE &
es al International days KLEU
/Conventio & National Conference
n 2011 & 15th
Annual
Convention
Symposia Internation Indo-UK 1 200 KLEU
al -1 Symposium day
2013 on Research
Perspectives
on Vascular
Complication
s in Diabetes.
Seminar National -1 IPA Seminar 1.5 days 800 IPA&
2010 KLEU
Workshop National- 4 National / 1+3+3 50+52+55 ICMR &
times Field days KLEU
(2008, Workshop on
2010, 2011 Survey of
& 2015) Medicinal
Plants in
Western
Ghats.
Guest Local Pharmaceutical 1 day 60 KLECOP,
Lectures Biotechnology Belagavi

ICMR, ICH & GCP.
M. Pharm 2010-11 10 09 01 100% 100%
M.Pharm 2013-14 03 03 03 100% 100%
593

M.Pharm 0 20% 80% 0
2010-11
M.Pharm 66% 0 34% 0
2013-14
34. How many students have cleared : 02
category-wise.
UG to PG 2
PG to Ph.D. 01
Employed
 Other than campus recruitment NIL
Entrepreneurs 01
graduates
the State
country
assessment period
594
38. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to:

a) Library : Yes, department library is available
students
c) Total number of class rooms : One
d) Class rooms with ICT facility : yes
f) Research laboratories : One
a. from the host institution / university:
Name of the Date of
Topic of Research
Student Registration
D. N.Patil Applications of Chemical Modified 2007 (KLEU)
Herbal Gums in Delivery of Drugs. (Awarded)
Vinayak Ethnomedicobotany& Development of 2009 (ICMR)
Upadhya Quality Control Parameters for Selected (Co-guide)
Medicinal Plants of Belagavi Region.
U.B. Bolmal Production of Biosurfactant from 2010
Flavobacterium species and its effect on (Ongoing)
selected Formulated Dosage forms.
S.G.Palled, Biochemical Evaluation and Efficacy of 2010
Flavonoids, Sesquiterpenes and related (Ongoing)
compounds on induced Skin
carcinogenesis.
Gireesh Standardization and Evaluation of 2010(AYUSH)
Ankad KunapaJala -Avrikshayurveda (Co-guide)
Preparation.
S.R. Pethakar Evaluation of Antiuroliathiatic potential 2012 (KLEU)
of Nerium oleander L and (Ongoing)
CucumissativusL in rats.
Mukund Gade Formulation and Development of anti- 2013 (KLEU)
obese agents from natural origin (Ongoing)
Mahendra Evaluation of anticancer activities of 2014 (KLEU)
Chouhan ethnomedicinalpalnts from western ghats. (Ongoing)
b. from other institutions / : --
universities
40. Number of post graduate students : Contingency Amount is provided for
getting financial assistance from all the post graduates Students
the university.
595
41. Was any need assessment : Yes, Department intends to start MSC
exercise undertaken before the program in Biotechnology, PG diploma
development of new program(s)? in Medical Biotechnology. Based on
If so, highlight the methodology. technical discussions and interactions
Syllabus framing and course work was
designed and submitted to university
for approval.
42. Does the department obtain feedback from :
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Yes, done at institutional level and
as teaching-learning- university level. Details are available
evaluation? If yes, how does in institution records.
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : Yes, Student feedback are analyzed
and teaching-learning- and addressed. According to the
evaluation and how does the suggestionsappropriate and best
department utilize the teaching methodologies are adopted.
feedback?
c. alumni and employers on the : Yes,Done at institutional level and
programs offered and how university level. Details are available
does the department utilize the in institution records.
feedback?
Sr. Name of the candidate and Industry/Institute
No.
1 Mr. Abhijit Bapuso Patil Sanofi, Goa
2 Mr. Bagde Parag VijayaRao Academics :Nagpur
3 Mr. Manjunath Parashetti CiplaPharmaceuticals,Gangtok
4 Mr. Nikhil Kishor Potdukhe Reddy labs, Andhra Pradesh.
5 Mr. Phadke Milindkashinath Reliance Industries, Mumbai
6 Mr. RamdevGodara Unichem, Goa
7 Mr. Sambhasiva RaoKolla Entrepreneur , Raichur
8 Mr. Sanit Sainadan Gadkar Industry, Mumbai
44. Give details of student : As part of regular activities students
enrichment programs (special attend guest lectures, workshops,
lectures / workshops / seminar) special alumni guest lecturers
involving external experts. : conducted by Parent institution and
Parent University. Details are available
with Institution documentation records.
45. List the teaching methods : Faculty adopts all the conventional and
adopted by the faculty for modern methods of teaching which
596
different programs including include chalk and talk, backboard

clinical teaching. teaching, OHP and PPT presentations.
Students are also exposed to internet
video audio lectures, podcast and
webcasts.
46. How does the department ensure : Faculty regularly updates their
that program objectives are knowledge by attending conferences
constantly met and learning workshops and refresher courses.
outcomes are monitored? Lesson plan and subject plan are made
well in advance and are strictly adhered
to with minimum deviations. Faculty
adopts both conventional and modern
teaching methodologies emphasizing on
student’s learning objectives.
Feedbacks are taken into consideration
and accordingly improvement and
remedial measures are taken.
47. Highlight the participation of : Faculty and students actively
students and faculty in extension participate in all the extension
activities. activities.
Delivered guest lectures. Attended and
participated in NSS, IPA activities,
Awareness programs and peace rallies
etc.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus :  Summer and student research
scholarly activities” of the activities have been carried out have
department. created interest in the student
towards research.
 Students were encouraged to
participate and present their work at
academic and research
Conferences.
 Work done at our department was
selected as one of the Best Projects
in the Order of Merit at SOUTH
ZONE STUDENT RESEARCH
CONVENTION 2012, Gandhigram
Rural Institute, Gandhigram,
Dindigu District, Tamilnadu.
 Students are encouraged to apply for
research fellowships, summer and
597
student Training programs.

 2 Students projects are selected for
VGST spice.
 3 students are selected for INSA
summer fellowship. Few motivated
students did their industrial projects.
49. State whether the program/ :  The institute is constituent unit of
Category ‘A’ by MHRD, (GoI).
 KLE University’s College of
Pharmacy which is NBA accredited,
and M.Pharm (Pharmaceutical
Chemistry) is AICTE,PCI approved
course
50. Briefly highlight the : 1. Submitted various innovative
contributions of the department proposals to the funding agencies
in generating new knowledge, such as DBT,ICMR and VGST.
basic or applied. 2. Developed relatively cost effective
methodologies for screening and
maintenance of microbial cultures.
3.Carried out undergraduate,
postgraduate and doctoral projects of
national and international importance.
Knowledge gained is shared interms
of publication and presentations.
Necessary Lack of admissions To have Exploring
infrastructure and and human separate centre funding
conducive resources to carry for medical opportunities
environment for out innovative diagnostic and for research.
carrying out quality research projects devices.
research with dedication.
Well experienced Staff needs more To have more Getting
staff with research hands on experience skills relevant admissions to
exposure at reputed with advanced to Microbial department and
national and biotechnological bio-discovery, dedicated
international labs. techniques and need product and human
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industrial exposure. application resources

oriented withinterest in
research. biotechnology
and microbial
discovery.
Initiation of As the department is Getting

interdisciplinary more research collaboration
research activity. oriented, Staff needs with reputed
academic flexibility academic and
and more time to research
focus towards laboratories.
research.
Training of
undergraduate
students with
projects thereby
inculcating research
interest.
Skills relevant to
Microbial bio-
discovery, product
and application
oriented research.
52. Future plans of the Department : a. To initiate and implement well
focused research on bio-discovery
and bioprocess development of
bioactive molecules from
b. Microbial/Plants/Marine resources.
To develop simplified and cost
effective in-vitro methods for
screening of active metabolites
from microbial sources.
599
Evaluative Reports Pharmacy- Belagavi (Pharmaceutical Chemistry)
Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry

1. Name of the Department : Pharmaceutical Chemistry
3. Is the Department part of a : KLE University’s College of Pharmacy,
college/Faculty of the university? Belagavi
4. Names of programs offered (UG, : 1968 : Diploma in Pharmacy,
PG, Pharm D, Integrated 1975 : Bachelor of Pharmacy Degree,
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., 1988 : Postgraduate (PG),
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, 2000 : Doctoral program in the year
Diploma, PG Diploma, 2014 : Pharm D program in 2014.
D.M./M.Ch., Super specialty UG – B.Pharm
fellowship, etc.) PG – M.Pharm
Ph.D
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Nil
6. Courses in collaboration with : Collaboration with SVERI College of
other Pharmacy, Pandrapur, Shivaji University
universities, industries, foreign for M.Pharma students with our
institutions, etc. Department
7. Details of programs discontinued : No
8. Examination System: : Annual for M.Pharm,

Annual / Semester / Trimester / Pharm D/Semester for B.Pharm
9. Participation of the department : No

departments
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 02 02 02
Lecturer - - -
600

No. of Years
Experience
Dr. M. S. M.Pharm, Professor & Pharmaceutical
Chemistry 20 Yrs
Palled PhD, Head
Dr. K R M.Sc, PhD Pharmaceutical
Professor Chemistry 25 Yrs
Alagawadi
Dr.S G M.Pharm, Associate Pharmaceutical
Chemistry 11 Yrs
Alegaon PhD Professor
Dr.M M M.Pharm, Associate Pharmaceutical
Chemistry 13 Yrs
Maste PhD Professor
M.Pharm, Assistant Pharmaceutical
Dr.D S Mali Chemistry 19 Yrs
PhD Professor
Shri. B.M. M.Pharm Assistant Pharmaceutical 8 yrs
Dinnimath Ph.D Professor Chemistry
professors
temporary faculty – program- and no temporary faculty members,
wise information hence not applicable.
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : M.Pharm 3:1
Ratio B.Pharm 15:1
16. Research thrust areas as recognized : -
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : One Faculty member is involved in the
projects from a) national b) following research project funded by
international funding agencies OSDD-Chem CSIR-CDRI of Rs 6.00
and c) Total grants received. Lakhs on Design and synthesis of some
Give the names of the funding novel heterocyclic compounds for
agencies, project title and grants antimiocrobial activities(2012-2015)
18. Inter-institutional collaborative : No institutional collaborative projects are
projects and associated grants existing in the department
received
a. National collaboration Nil
601
19. Departmental projects funded by : Shri B M Dinnimath Assistant Professor

ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP / Vision Group of Science and Technology
CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, (VGST) ProjectAmount sanctioned
etc.; total grants received Rupees 60,000/- (2012-13 and 2013-
2014). Project completed and submitted
to office.
20. Research facility / centre with : The department is fully equipped with
necessary infrastructure and instruments
to carry out research activities related to
Discovery of new chemical entities,
Drug design by using CADD, Study of
Polymorphism, Exploring newdrug
molecules from natural soueces,cytotoxic
and antimicrobial activities screening,
Development of analytical techniques for
new drugs. In addition facilities of parent
institution and University are available
for students, staff and research scholars
of the department
21. Special research laboratories : Basic research laboratory created by
sponsored by / created by KLE University
22. Publications :
 Monographs :
 Books edited :
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
602
 Citation Index range / average :
 SNIP : --
 SJR : --
 Impact Factor – range/average : --
 h-index : --
generated
income generated
c) Editorial Boards : Nil
Sl. No Staff Committees
1 Dr K R Alagawadi Assistant Registrer (Academic affairs)
2 Shri B M Dinnimath Assistan NSS Program officer
Workshop / Conference Training program Seminar CME
51 05 04 15
 Percentage of students who -
 percentage of students doing -
institute
level by
603
 Faculty : Dr. K R Alagawadi Best Teacher for

2013-2014 by KLE University.
Dr S G Alegaon best oral presentation at
International conference held at Amrita
University Coimbatore Tamilnadu July
2014
 Students : Nil
30. Seminars/ Conferences / : a. UDEHP on Analytical Techniques
Workshops organized and the August 2010
source of funding (national / KLEUniversity,Belagavi,
international) with details of b. UDEHP on Analytical Techniques
outstanding participants, if any September 2011 KLEUniversity,
Belagavi
c. UDEHP on Teaching Learning
Methodology KLEUniversity,
Belagavi March 2012
d. Quality Improvement Programme on
Recent Advances in Drug
Discovery and Development, Nov
10th to 22nd 2014
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
M.Pharm 2010-11 12 08 04 100 100
M.Pharm 2011-12 12 08 04 100 100
M.Pharm 2012-13 02 01 01 100 100
M.Pharm 2013-14 04 02 02 100
M.Pharm 2014-15 05 05 100
M.Pharm - - 100% 0
(Pharmaceutic
604
al Chemistry)
2010-11
M.Pharm - - 100% 0
(Pharmaceutic
al Chemistry)
2011-12
M.Pharm 10% 90% 0
(Pharmaceutic
al Chemistry)
2012-13
M.Pharm 0 0 100% 0
(Pharmaceutic
al Chemistry)
2013-14
M.Pharm 80% 0 20% 0
(Pharmaceutic
al Chemistry)
2014-15
GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS,
category-wise.
UG to PG 20%
PG to Ph.D.
Employed
recruitment
Entrepreneurs
graduates
605
from other universities within :

the State
States
country
regard to
a) Library : Dept. Library
b) Internet facilities for staff and : Wi-Fi available
students
Associates
university
universities
41. Was any need assessment : N/A
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Yes, done at institutional level and
as teaching-learning-evaluation? university level. Details are available in
If yes, how does the department institution records.
606
b. students on staff, curriculum : Yes, Student feedback are analyzed and

and teaching-learning-evaluation addressed. According to the suggestions
and how does the department appropriate and best teaching
utilize the feedback? methodologies are adopted.
c. alumni and employers on the : Yes, Done at institutional level and
programs offered and how does university level. Details are available in
the department utilize the institution records.
feedback?
43. List the distinguished alumni of : a. Mr Arun Khatari Drug Inspector
the department (maximum 10) Bagalkot
b. Mr Raghu ram Chandra Rao General
Manager Gland Pharma Hyderabad
c. Dr Shamaraz ali Industry Hyderabad.
d. Mr. Ashok Kumar K V Asst Professor,
Bapuji College of
Pharmacy,Davangere.
e. Mr. J H Mruthunjay Asst Professor&
Head Bapuji College of Pharmacy,
Davangere.
f. Dr. Dr B S Kittur Professor, B V V S
College of Pharmacy,Bagalkot
g. Dr .Rakesh R Somani VES Collegeg
Chembur ,Mumbai
h. Dr.Ramakrishna I Anegundi.
Scientist, Sai Advantium, Pune
i. Dr Bhomendra A Bhongade i Asst
Professor Ras Al Khaimah UAE
j. Mr Santosh Lakadi Industry Mumbai
clinical teaching. charts, Models, PPTs, LCD. Internet
conection.
46. How does the department ensure : Institution is regularly taking feedback,
that program objectives are Mentor counselling and by conducting
constantly met and learning internal assessment examinations.
607
47. Highlight the participation of : The faculty members are participating in

students and faculty in extension all departmental extension activities like
activities. Regular camps, Awareness programmes
through NSS camps and students are also
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Summer research activities have been
scholarly activities” of the carried out have created interest in the
department. student towards research.
Students were encouraged to participate
and present their work at academic and
research conferences
Pharmacy which is NBA accredited,
and M.Pharm (Pharmaceutical
Chemistry) is AICTE,PCI approved
course
50. Briefly highlight the :  Submitted various innovative
in generating new knowledge, such as DBT, ICMR and VGST.
basic or applied.  Develop relatively cost effective
Pharmacological activities.
 Carried out undergraduate,
postgraduate and doctoral projects of
national and international
importance. Knowledge gained is
shared interms of publication and
presentations.
of the department.:
Necessary Lack of Pharmaceutical Exploring funding
infrastructure and funding research and opportunities for
conducive agencies development research.
environment for restricted (R&D)
carrying out quality access to
608
research relevant to national Drug discovery Getting

Pharmaceutical laboratories Analytical method admissions to
Chemistry developments for department
drugs
Well experienced Pharmaceutical Getting of
staff with research administration and collaboration with
exposure at reputed management reputed academic
national and and research
international labs. laboratories.
Initiation of Pharmaceutical
interdisciplinary marketing
research activity.
Training of Pharmaceutical
undergraduate product
students with development
projects thereby
inculcating research Academics
interest.
Opt for higher
studies
Skills relevant to
Drug-discovery,
Product and
Application oriented
research
52. Future plans of the Department : 1. To initiate and implement well
focused research on Drug
Discovery and Development.
2. To develop simplified and cost
effective Analytical method
development for Pharmaceutical
products, active metabolites and
synthetic routes.
609
Evaluative Reports Pharmacy- Belagavi (Pharmaceutics)
Department of Pharmaceutics
1. Name of the Department : Pharmaceutics
university?
4. Names of programs offered (UG, : At present UG programme is offered
PG, Pharm D, Integrated Masters; and PG Pharmaceutics course started
M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Ph.D., from 1988.
Certificate, Diploma, PG UG – B.Pharm
Diploma, D.M./M.Ch., Super PG – M.Pharm
specialty fellowship, etc.) Ph.D
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : With Pharmaceutical Chemistry for
departments involved conducting Analytical practical’s & for
Dissertation works. Authentication,
Analysis of Dissertation works is
conducted in Basic Science Research
laboratory, Pharmacology for animal study.
6. Courses in collaboration with : No.
8. Examination System: : M.Pharm and Pharm. D annual and
Annual / Semester / Trimester / B.Pharm semester system
9. Participation of the department in : Yes
the courses offered by other
departments
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 02 02 02
Lecturer NA NA NA
Tutor / Clinical Instructor NA NA NA
Senior Resident NA NA NA
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No. of Years
Experience
Dr. B. G. M.Pharm., Professor Pharmaceutics 35 years
Desai Ph D
Dr. P. M. M.Pharm., Professor Pharmaceutics 21 years
Dandagi Ph D
Dr. A. P M.Pharm., Professor Pharmaceutics 18 years
Gadad Ph D
Mr. U. B. M.Pharm. Assistant Pharmaceutics 09 years
Bolmal Professor
Dr. S. R Patil M.Pharm., Assistant Pharmaceutics 07 years
Ph D Professor
Mrs. B. M.Pharm. Assistant Pharmaceutics 06 years
Sharannavar Professor
Mrs. Anjana M.Pharm. Assistant Pharmaceutics 06 years
A. Adhyapak Professor
Mr. B. Girish M.Pharm. Assistant Pharmaceutics 04 years
Professor
professors
Ratio 06:01 for PG
staff (technical) &
filled & actual
16. Research thrust areas as :  Mucoadhesive drug delivery system
recognized by major funding such as dental implants, periodontal
agencies gels and mucoadhesive gels.
 Ocular drug delivery like ocuserts,
ophthalmic gels.
 Nasal mucoadhesive drug delivery
system.
 Microencapsulation: Targeted drug
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delivery systems like

Nanoparticles, Nano suspension,
Niosomes, Magnetic Microspheres,
Resealed erythrocytes
 Transdermal drug delivery system:
Transdermal patches.
 Colon targeted drug delivery
system: Matrix tablets for colon
specific drug delivery, Colon
targeted pulsatile drug delivery
system
 Gastroretentive Systems: Floating
microspheres, Bilayer tablets
 Polyherbal formulations.
received
19. Departmental projects funded by : No
22. Publications :
 Number of papers published : 89; National-61, International-28
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 Monographs : -
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
 Citation Index range / average : 0 to 1374
 SNIP : --
 SJR : --
 Impact Factor–range/average : --
 h-index : 0 to 19
generated
income generated
c) Editorial Boards : Dr. P. M Dandagi- IJPER journal
Year Conferences Symposium Workshop QIP/ Summer Total
2010-14 Training
Total 20 07 34 20 81
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institute
level by
 Faculty :
Recognitions and Awards
Dr. Anand P. Gadad awarded as Best Research guide and his Student Mr.
Vannuruswamy G was Adjudged as Winner in subject “Pharmaceutics &
Pharmaceutical Technology” as one of the most innovative “Innovative thesis”
in Ramanbai V. Patel M. Pharm. thesis competition 2013-14 sponsored by
‘Rajnibhai V. Patel’ trust in co-sponsorship of “Dept. of science &
Technology, Govt. of India.
“Thesis: Development of Non-woven Nanofiber formulations of
Thermosensitive polymer blends as wound healing application”- 2014
Ms. Esha Pai Raikar & Mr. Uday B. Bolmal “BEST POSTER AWARD” at
65th IPC New Delhi on 20th to 22nd Dec 2013.
“Thesis: Formulation & characterization of carbamazepine kinetically stable
emulsion for intranasal drug delivery”
Dr. B. G Desai, Secretary, KLE Society, Belagavi 2013
Dr. F. V. Manvi, Life time achievement award, APTI 2012
Dr. Anand P. Gadad, awarded as Best teacher, by KLE University, 2012
Dr. Anand P. Gadad awarded as BEST REVIEW ARTICLE IN INDIAN
DRUGS JOURNAL, by IDMA during 50th Golden Jubilee Celebration. 2012
Dr. F. V. Manvi, Nominated as chairman, Education Regulations committee,
PCI, New Delhi 2011
Dr. F. V. Manvi, Former Dean FoP was awarded with “Distinguished Teacher
2010” by RGUHS & “Teacher of Teachers” by KLE University Belagavi
Dr. F. V. Manvi is also the recipient of
“Best Principal” ; “Best Citizen of India” ; “Fellow of IPA” ; “Basav Shree” &
“Outstanding Scientist of 21st Century”
Mrs. R. S. Masareddy secured 2nd Prize for power point presentation on
“Safety First: Ask Your Pharmacist” organized by IPA 2010
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 Students : Nil
Mr. Vannuruswamy G was Adjudged as Winner in subject “Pharmaceutics &
Pharmaceutical Technology” as one of the most innovative “Innovative thesis”
in Ramanbai V. Patel M. Pharm. thesis competition 2013-14 sponsored by
‘Rajnibhai V. Patel’ trust in co-sponsorship of “Dept. of science &
Technology, Govt. of India.
“Thesis: Development of Non-woven Nanofiber formulations of
Thermosensitive polymer blends as wound healing application”- 2014
Ms. EshaPaiRaikar “BEST POSTER AWARD” at 65th IPC New Delhi on
20th to 22nd Dec 2013.
“Thesis: Formulation & characterization of carbamazepine kinetically stable
emulsion for intranasal drug delivery”
Symposium/
Year Conferences Seminars/ Workshop Total
QIP
2010 -- -- 01 01
2011 -- 01 02 03
2012 -- 02 -- 02
2013 -- 01 01 02
2014 -- -- 02 02
Total 01 05 06 12
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
Name of the
Applications
received
question no. 4)
M.Pharm
2010 40 19 03 100% 100%
2011 35 15 04 100% 100%
2012 30 08 04 100% 100%
2013 35 07 09 100% 100%
2014 30 11 13 Ongoing
Ph.D.
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M.Pharm 50-60% 05- 15% 15-25% Nil
Ph.D 50% 25% 25% Nil
34. How many students have cleared : GPAT: 05
category-wise.
UG to PG 60-70%
PG to Ph.D. Less Than 5%
Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral NA
Employed
 Campus selection KLE INTERVIEW
Entrepreneurs
graduates
of the same university : NIL
State
from universities from other : NIL
States
country
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regard to
a) Library : Common Library facilities.
Departmental library
b) Internet facilities for staff and : LAN facilities and WiFi facilities
students provided in college, staffroom, hostel,
library, total campus.
c) Total number of class rooms : PG: 01
d) Class rooms with ICT facility : PG: 01
e) Students’ laboratories : UG: 03, PILOT PLANT: 01
PG: 01
f) Research laboratories : PG : 01
university
universities
40. Number of post graduate students : Substantial financial assistance is
getting financial assistance from provided for all PG for their research
the university. projects.
41. Was any need assessment : Yes
42. Does the department obtain : Overall college collects feedback on
feedback from; curriculum, on staff, alumni and
employers for teaching-learning,
curriculum and programs offered.
a. faculty on curriculum as well : -do-
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : Feedbacks is obtained from
and teaching-learning- undergraduate students
feedback?
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the feedback?
Mr. Satish Dipali (1990) – Abroad USA in Research organisation
Dr. B.G Desai (1990)- Secretary, KLE Society,
- Professor, KLES College of Pharmacy, Belagavi
Mr. Srinivas Reddy (1991)
Mr.VivekanandDhumali (1992)- Deputy Manager, Production- Hindustan
Lifecare Ltd., Kanagala, Sankeshwar, Belagavi
Mr.Pramodkumar. T.M (1993)- Professor & Head Dept. of Pharmaceutics,
JSS College of Pharmacy, Mysore.
Mr.SayedSanaulla (1994)- Principal & Professor, Luqman College of
Pharmacy, Gulbarga
Mr. K.S. Soppimath (1996) - Scientist- Nanotechnology group, USA
Mr Chintan D. Patel (1997)- Pharmacist, Canada
Mr GirishD.Kerur (1997)- Deputy Manager Production, Dr. Reddy’s Lab. Ltd.,
Hyderabad
44. Give details of student : Guest lectures on areas of
enrichment programs (special  Drug delivery system
lectures / workshops / seminar)  Regulatory agencies
involving external experts. :  IPR, GMP, GLP
45. List the teaching methods adopted : Theory classes - methods used Oration,
by the faculty for different Blackboard, OHP sheets, Flex charts,
programs including clinical Models, PPTs, LCD. In the clinical
teaching. teaching the students are taken to OPD
for hands on training, practical
demonstration of the patients. Apart
from this students are also taken to the
46. How does the department ensure :  To train the post graduate students
that program objectives are to ensure high competence in the
constantly met and learning field and prepare him / her for
outcomes are monitored? carrier in industry, research and
academics.
 To achieve high degree of
proficiency and develop
competence in research and
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methodology, publish and present

scientific work at various national
and international conferences,
seminars and to update knowledge.
 To produce competence industrial
pharmacist who can design and
characterize various novel drug
delivery system, apply
pharmacokinetics principle and who
can work independently and also as
a member of team, making efficient
use of time and resources.
 To display extraordinary talent and
competence back by reasoning, to
set high standard in achieving
quality products in pharmaceutical
industry and to lead the
pharmaceutical industries towards
achieving global standard.
 To foster professional honesty and
integrity, develop oral and return
communications skills, leadership
skills and to have high moral and
ethical standards.
47. Highlight the participation of : The students and staff actively
students and faculty in extension participate in National Pharmacy week
activities. celebration, National pharmacist day
and NSS activities.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus :  Students participate in workshops/
scholarly activities” of the conferences & present research
department. findings
 Students participate in departmental
journal club & discuss published
research papers
 Conduct practicals other than
syllabus.
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Pharmacy which is NBA
accredited, and M.Pharm
(Pharmaceutical Chemistry) is
AICTE,PCI approved course
50. Briefly highlight the contributions :  Department is actively involved in
of the department in generating research activity & has published
new knowledge, basic or applied. several important new research
findings contributing to knowledge
base
 Department is actively involved in
Preformulation study, Formulation
development, finding some challenges
with novel drug delivery study.
 Well  Insufficient  Recent  Establishme
qualified, Govt funding to developments in nt of
experienced, research novel drug Industry-
research /upgrade of delivery system. Institute
oriented Private  In-campus interaction
faculty. colleges. Interdisciplinary  Need to
 Good  Less research develop
supporting Pharmaceutical environment Good
staff industry  Availability & laboratory
 Pilot plant available easy access of practice
study  Insufficient research  Changing
 Sophisticated entrepreneurshi laboratories i.e., scenario as
Equipments p awareness Dr. P B Kore per the
&  No Basic Science industry
Instruments Governmental Research requirement
 Good Library norms for Sciences &  Adopting
support with improvement RMRC-ICMR the changes
books, e-  Proximity of as per
journals, natural resources community
journals (Western Ghat) & society
 Clinical findings requirement
form KLE
Hospital
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52. Future plans of the Department : a) To train the post graduate

students to ensure high
competence in the field of
research, F&D etc.
b) To achieve high degree of
proficiency and develop
competence in research and
methodology, publish and
present scientific work at various
national and international
conferences, seminars and to
update knowledge.
c) To produce competent industrial
pharmacist who can handle the
manufacturing, develop
entrepreneurship, etc
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Evaluative Reports Pharmacy- Belagavi (Pharmacognosy & Phytochemistry)
Department of Pharmacognosy & Phytochemistry

1. Name of the Department : Pharmacognosy & Phytochemistry
Department
2. Year of Establishment : Pharmacognosy & Phytochemistry
Department was established in 1990
university?
4. Names of programs offered (UG, : At present UG programme is offered,
PG, Pharm D, Integrated PG course started from 1990, Ph.D
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., course started from 2000 and Pharm D
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, Course from 2014
Diploma, PG Diploma, UG-B.Pharm
D.M./M.Ch., Super specialty PG – M.Pharm
fellowship, etc.) Ph.D / Pharm.D / Pharm DPB
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : No
other
universities, industries, foreign
institutions, etc.
8. Examination System: : Annual for M.Pharm,
Annual / Semester / Trimester / Pharm D/Semester for B.Pharm.
departments

Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 01 03 03
Lecturer - - -
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No. of Yrs
Experience
Dr. M. B. Professor &
M.Pharm, PhD Pharmacognosy 25Years
Patil Head
Dr.Kalpana
M.Pharm, PhD Professor Pharmacognosy 22 Years
Patil
Dr.S S
M.Pharm, PhD Professor Pharmacognosy 16 Years
Jalalpure
12Years
Dr.K K Associate (Teaching)
M.Pharm, Pharmacognosy
Hullatti Professor 05 Years
PhD, DPPM
(Industry)
Dr G. M.sc Ph.D., Assistant
Zoology 37 years
A.Kalyani PGDMM Professor
professors

14. Program-wise Student Teacher : M.Pharm 6:4, B.Pharm 15:1

Ratio

: Sanctioned Filled Actual

Technical 01 01 01
Attenders 02 02 02
16. Research thrust areas as :  Pharmacognostic evaluation
recognized by major funding  Isolation of Anticancer agents from
agencies natural sources
 Nano particles from natural agents
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Name of the Funding Amount
Project Year
faculty Agency (Rs)
Dr. Kiran VGST-CISE Chemical and Biological 30,00,000/ 2012-
Kumar (Govt. of Activity Profiling of - 15
Hullatti Karnataka) Some Ayurvedic Drugs
with Controversial
Nomenclature
b. International collaboration : Research collaboration with University
of Rhodes, South Africa on
Pleospilosbolusii plant to isolation and
characterisation of active chemicals
present
19. Departmental projects funded by ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP / CAS, DPE;
DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, etc.; total grants received :
Sl. Funding Date of Sanction
Title of the Project Amount
No Agency and Duration
1 Preliminary ICMR Rs. 25th November
phytochemicals study (SRF) 6,15,600/- 2010
and antiarthritic (3 Years)
potential of Curcuma
zedoariaRosc root
2 The aim of the study is DST Under Rs. August 2013 to
to evaluate the C V Raman 1,60,000/- Nov. 2013
antitumor and anti- fellowship
inflammatory properties for African
of the crude hydro- Scientist
alcoholic extract and
fractions of leaves of
Xiemniaamericana
(Olocaceae)
3 Chemical and VGST- Rs. Nov. 2012
Biological Activity CISE 30,00,000/- (3 Years)
Profiling of Some
Ayurvedic Drugs with
Controversial
Nomenclature
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 National recognition : The department is fully equipped with
necessary infrastructure and
instruments to carry out research
activities related to Discovery of new
chemical entities, Development of
analytical techniques for new drugs. In
addition facilities of parent institution
and University are available for
students, staff and research scholars of
the department.
22. Publications :
 Monographs : No
 Chapters in Books : No
 Books edited : No
 Books with ISBN with : Dr. SS Jalalpure: Text Book of
details of publishers Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
published by Elsiever
 Number listed in : No
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
 Citation Index range / average : 1-22,10.4
 SNIP : --
 SJR : --
 Impact Factor – range/average : 0.5-2.94
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23. Details of patents and income : a. Title of the invention : Diuretic and
generated antiurolithiatic herbal composition and
use thereof
Names of the inventors : Gadge
Navneet and Jalalpure Sunil
Application Number :
2209/MUM/2010
Date of filing of application : 4/8/2010
Date of publication : 01/10/2010
b. Title of the invention: A method of
extraction and purification of
phytoconstituents from botanical
materials.
Names of the inventors : Gadge
Navneet and Jalalpure Sunil
Application Number :
2524/MUM/2010
Date of filing of application : 14/9/10
Date of publication : 29/04/2011
income generated
a) National committees : Faculty of the Department are :
 Vice- President of Society of
Pharmacognosy, India.
 Secretary, All India Level Indian
Cosmetic
 Vice president, Indian
Pharmaceutical Association, Local
Branch, Belagavi
27. Faculty recharging strategies : National:56
(Refresher / orientation International:10
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projects
 percentage of students doing NIL
institute
 Faculty :  Dr. S.S. Jalalpure received National
Level Young Pharmacy Teacher
Award For The Year 2012 at the
17th (APTI) Association of
Pharmaceutical Teachers of India
Annual Convention hosted by
Manipal University, Manipal,
Udupi, Karnataka, on 12.8.12
 Dr. Sunil Jalalpure Professor was
Felicitated by Karnataka Lingayat
Education Society, Belagavi,
Karnataka on 21/11/2012 on the
occasion of 97th Foundation Day
Celebrations for his achievements.
 Dr. Sunil Jalalpure Professor
received Best Teacher Award-2011
by KLE University, Belagavi on
5th Sept. 2011 on Teacher’s Day.
 Dr. Kalpana Patil selected as a
Panel of Jury for Rajnibhai V. Patel
for Best M. Pharm. Thesis
competition jointly organized by
Troikaa. Pharmaceuticals Ltd.,
MSME (project sponsored by Dept.
of Science & Technology, Govt. of
India) and L.M. College of
Pharmacy, Ahmadabad -2011,
2012, 2013,2014
fellows
 Students : Nil
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30. Seminars/ Conferences / :  Organized “15th Annual

Workshops organized and the Conference and First international
source of funding (national / Convention of Society of
international) with details of Pharmacognosy” on 18-20
outstanding participants, if any February, 2011, Jointly organized
by KLES College of Pharmacy and
RMRC, Belagavi
 Conducted AICTE Sponsored
Quality Improvement Programme
on “Current Status and Perspective
in Herbal Drug Research and
Development”, during 22nd August
to 03rd September 2011.
 Organized Workshop on
“Extraction Methods” in
workshop “Tools in Phytochemical
Investigation” on 10th November
2012, at Department of
Pharmacognosy, KLES College of
Pharmacy, Belagavi
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
2010-11 10 01 04 100 100
2011-12 0 - - - -
2012-13 02 0 02 - -
2013-14 0 - - - -
33. Diversity of Students : N/A
2010-11 0 20 80 0
2011-12 0 0 0 0
2012-13 0 100 0 0
2013-14 0 0 0 0
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GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS,
category-wise.
UG to PG 20%
PG to M.Phil,DM/M Ch / DNB
PG to Ph.D. 10%
Employed
recruitment
Entrepreneurs Nil
graduates
the State
States
country
regard to
a) Library : Departmental Library
students
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Associates
a. from the host institution / : Ph. D : 05
university
universities
40. Number of post graduate : Substantial financial assistance is
students getting financial provided by University for PG
assistance from the university. research.
feedback from;
feedback?
feedback?
the feedback?
Name of the
S. No Name of the Industry/Institute
candidate
1 Mr. Basavraj Hatapaki Principal college of Pharmacy Ratnagiri
2 Dr Tatiya Professor , college of Pharmacy Shirpur
3 Dr .Paridhavi Principal , kerala
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4 Dr. Vaingankar MD, Pharmaceutical Industry,Goa

5 Dr. HanumanthAchar Principal , Mysore
6 Dr. Neswi Himalaya Drug Company , Banglore
7 Dr. Swati Patil K.M.Kundanani college ,Mumbai
8 Dr .Chimkode Principal , Maharashtra
9 Dr. Shivanand Patil Principal Osmanabad
10 Mr. Rangaraj Hindustan Antibiotics
44. Give details of student : As part of regular activities students
enrichment programs (special attend guest lectures, workshops,
lectures / workshops / seminar) special alumniguest lecturers
involving external experts. : conducted by Parent institution and
Parent University. Details are available
with Institution documentation records.
45. List the teaching methods : Faculty adopts the following methods
adopted by the faculty for 01 Black Board and chalk pieces.
different programs including 02 OHP projectors.
clinical teaching. 03 LCD projector.
04 Internet connections
46. How does the department ensure : Faculty regularly updates their
that program objectives are knowledge by attending conferences
constantly met and learning workshops and refresher courses.
outcomes are monitored? Lesson plan and subject plan are made
well in advance and are strictly adhered
to with minimum deviations. Faculty
adopts both conventional and modern
teaching methodologies emphasizing
on student’s learning objectives.
Feedbacks are taken into consideration
and accordingly improvement and
remedial measures are taken.
47. Highlight the participation of : Delivered guest lectures. Attended and

students and faculty in extension participated in NSS, IPA activities,
activities. Awareness programs and peace rallies
etc
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus :  Summer have been carried out have
scholarly activities” of the created interest in the student
department. towards research.
 Students were encouraged to
participate and present their work at
academic and research conferences
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Pharmacy is NBA accredited, and
M.Pharm is AICTE,PCI approved
course.
50. Briefly highlight the : 1. Submitted various innovative
in generating new knowledge, such as DBT, ICMR and VGST.
basic or applied. 2. Develop relatively cost effective
Pharmacological activities.
3. Carried out undergraduate,
postgraduate and doctoral projects
of national and international
importance. Knowledge gained is
shared interms of publication and
presentations
Necessary Lack of funding Initiation of Exploring
infrastructure and from AYUSH interdisciplinary funding
conducive research activity opportunities for
environment for research.
carrying out
quality research
relevant to
Pharmacognosy
Well experienced Conducive Getting

staff with environment for admissions to
research exposure carrying out department and
at reputed quality research dedicated human
national and relevant to resources with
international labs Pharmacognosy interest in herbal
drug research
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Initiation of Getting
interdisciplinary collaboration
research activity. with reputed
academic and
research
laboratories
Skills relevant to
Drug-discovery,
Product and
Application
oriented research
52. Future plans of the Department : To initiate and implement well focused
research on herbal drug research and
Development.
To develop simplified and cost
effective Analytical method
development for herbal products ,
active metabolites and synthetic
routes.
Long-term goals
To create repository of potential herbs
for screening them for various
pharmacological acticvities.
To isolate and characterize and develop
new drug molecules from natural
sources.
To strengthen the industrial
collaboration for translating research
for commercial applications.
To inculcate research interest students
in the field of Drug Discovery .
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Evaluative Reports Pharmacy- Belagavi (Pharmacology)
3. Is the Department part of a :
college / Faculty of the Yes it is the part of a College
university?
4. Names of programs offered :
(UG,
UG-B Pharm,
PG (M. Pharm-Pharmacology) &
Ph.D.
Pharm.D
Pharm D.P.B.
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and :
No
6. Courses in collaboration with :
other universities, industries, No
7. Details of programs :
discontinued if any, with Nil
reasons.
8. Examination System: :
Annual system-M Pharm
Semester system-B Pharm
in the courses offered by other Yes-M.Sc. Clinical Research
departments
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 02 2 2
Lecturer - - -
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No. of Yrs
Experience
Professor &
Dr. A D M. Pharm.,
Dean, Faculty Pharmacology 33
Taranalli Ph.D.
of Pharmacy
Professor &
M. Pharm.,
Dr. V P Rasal Principal, Pharmacology 27
Ph.D.
Head
Dr. Banappa M. Pharm., Associate
Pharmacology 7
S Unger Ph.D. Professor
Dr. R S M. Pharm., Associate
Pharmacology 9
Bagali Ph.D. Professor
Dr. N A M. Pharm., Assistant
Pharmacology 7
Khatib Ph.D. Professor
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : 1:15 for UG &
Ratio 1:6 for PG
staff (technical) &
filled & actual
: Sanctioned Filled Actual
Technical 01 01 01
Attenders 02 02 02
16. Research thrust areas as :  Pharmacological investigation of
recognized by major funding drugs for CNS disorders/ Drugs
agencies acting on brain cholinergic system.
 Pharmacological screening of
potential agents for cardiovascular,
metabolic disorders &
chemoprevention of cancer.
 Toxicological evaluation i.e., Acute
toxicity, Chronic toxicity,
Cardiovascular, Developmental &
Genetic toxicity.
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 Pharmacological screening of herbal

agents for various pharmacological
actions.
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : No
received
a. National collaboration : No
b. International collaboration : No
19. Departmental projects funded by : No
22. Publications :
Nil
Scopus, Humanities
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Dare Database -
 Citation Index range/average : 20 to 276
 SNIP : --
 SJR : --
 Impact Factor – range/average : 3.332
23. Details of patents and income :
Nil
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : Faculty engaged in preclinical
income generated pharmacology & toxicology studies
25. Faculty selected nationally / :  Dr. Banappa S Unger awarded HRD
internationally to visit other fellowship by Department of Health
laboratories / institutions / Research, Govt. of India for research
industries in India and abroad training at National Centre for
Preclinical Reproductive Genetic
Toxicology, NIRRH-ICMR,
Mumbai.
 Dr. Banappa S Unger awarded
summer research fellowship awarded
jointly by INSA-NASI-IASC for
research at Department
Biochemistry, North Eastern Hill
University (Central University),
Shillong.
a) National committees : Yes
c) Editorial Boards : Yes
Sl. No. Staff Committees
 Member of AIB-PE (AICTE) 2010 onwards
 Member of Committee for framing norms &
standards for technical institution in Deemed,
Dr. A D
01 Private & State Universities 2012
Taranalli
 Guest Editor for special issue entitled “Ethno
pharmacological of journal Evidence-Based
Complementary and Alternative Medicine 2013
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02 Dr. V P Rasal  President- IPS Belagavi Branch

 Treasurer Association of Physiologist &
Dr. Banappa
03 Pharmacologist of India (APPI), Belagavi
S Unger
Branch
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Faculty members are encouraged to
(Refresher / orientation programs, attend Quality Improvement Programs,
workshops, training programs and Workshops, Training programs etc
similar programs).
No. of faculty have participated in FDPs
Sl. No. Programme Total
1 Induction programs -
2 Re-orientation programs 01
3 Refresher courses -
4 Capacity building programs 12
5 Programs by regulatory / apex bodies UDEHP 09
6 QIP’s 04
institute
Indian Institute of Neurotransmitter
Prof. A.D. Taranalli
Toxicology Research receptor binding assay
Dr. Vinay Khana
Lucknow
 Faculty : 1.Dr. A D Taranalli-
 Member of AIB-PE (AICTE) 2010
onwards
 Member of Committee for framing
norms & standards for technical
institution in Deemed, Private &
State Universities 2012
 Best PG Thesis Guide award 2012

by R B Patel Foundation,
Ahmadabad
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 Best Poster award in International

conference on “Pharmacology &
Translational Research” 2010
 Best Teacher award 2013 by KLE
2.Dr. V P Rasal-
Best Teacher award 2013 by KLE
 Students : Nil
30. Seminars/ Conferences / :  AICTE sponsored QIP on
Workshops organized and the Advances in Experimental
source of funding (national / pharmacology 18th -29th January
international) with details of 2010: Funded by AICTE
outstanding participants, if any  National Seminar on Research
Methodology in Pharmacology. 12th
– 13th Nov 2010: Funded byKLES
 AICTE Sponsored QIP on Current
status & Future perspectives in
pharmacology and Toxicology 5-
16th March 2012: Funded by
AICTE
 One day Seminar on Research
Methodology for PG Students by
DrJyotiNagmoti Prof. Dept of
Microbiology, JNMC, Belagavi27th
Sept 2012: Funded byKLES
 Workshop on “Research
Methodology” by Department of
Pharmacology28th Feb 2014:
Funded byKLES College of
Pharmacy Belagavi

ICMR, ICH & GCP.
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question no. 4)
M. Pharm.
Pharmacology 18 08 02 100 100
(2009-10)
M. Pharm.
(2010-11)
M. Pharm.
(2011-12)
M. Pharm.
(2012-13)
M. Pharm.
(2013-14)
M. Pharm.
(2014-15)
M.Pharm. 50% 20% 30% Nil
Ph.D. 50% 25% 25% Nil
34. How many students have cleared : GPAT-05
GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS,
category-wise.
UG to PG 6%
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PG to M.Phil,DM/M Ch / DNB --
PG to Ph.D. 10 %
Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral --
Employed
80%
recruitment
Entrepreneurs 10%
graduates
from other universities within :
40
the State
from universities from other :
--
States
Nil
country
regard to
a) Library : Books-06; Dissertations-81; CD-46
b) Internet facilities for staff and :
Available
students
d) Class rooms with ICT facility :
01
2
university
2
universities
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40. Number of post graduate :

students getting financial Financial assistance is provided
development of new Not applicable
methodology.
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Yes. The discussions on curriculum is
as teaching-learning- taken up in departmental meetings by
evaluation? If yes, how does the faculty and submitted to the
the department utilize the workshops organized for changes in the
feedback? Syllabus.
evaluation and how does the Feedbacks is obtained only for
department utilize the undergraduate students
feedback?

Overall feedback is taken for
undergraduate students.
the feedback?
43. List the distinguished alumni of : 1. Amrutesh Puranik

the department (maximum 10) Post doctoral fellow at Mayo
ClinicRochester,Minnesota (Roche
ster, Minnesota Area)
2. Sridhar Yeshamaina
Global Trial Leader at Novartis,
Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India
3. Lakshman Kumar Puli
Leon Levy Neuroscience Research
Fellow and Instructor
Greater New York City
4. Ullas Arabhavi
Clinical Data Manager at CPR
Pharma Services Pty Ltd
Adelaide, Australia
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5. Manoj Chugh
Asst General Manager and HOD,
Cell Culture Deptt., Yashraj
Biotechnology Ltd., Navi Mumbai,
Thane, Maharashtra, India
6. Megha Thakur
BBRC, Syngene international pvt
ltd, India
7. Veeresh Babu
Drugs Inspector
Drugs Control Department Govt of
Karnataka
8. Ravikant Patil
Professor of Pharmacology &
Principal, Solapur, India
seminar) involving external experts. : :
Date Speakers Topics
Dr. Shripad Bhat Statistical application in
20-01-2010 Scientist, Regional Medical Pharmacological
Research Centre, Belagavi. research
Dr. Nassiruddin Inamdar
Isolated mammalian
Prof., Dept. of Pharmacology,
21-01-2010 heart and its
Al-Ameen College of Pharmacy,
application
Banglore.
Molecular Techniques
Dr. Subarna Roy
(Demonstration at
Scientist (Asst. Director),
27-01-2010 Regional Medical
Regional Medical Research
research Centre,
Centre, Belagavi
Belagavi).
Dr.Kotamballi N Chidambara
Murthy, MS Ramayya Basic Natural medicine Sky
9 -02-2013
Science Research Centre is limit
Bangalore
Dr.Shridhar Y , Head, Trends in Preclinical &
21 -03 2013
Clinical Trials, Novartis Health Clinical Drug
Care Pvt Ltd, Hyderabad. Development
Mr.Nagaraj M Kulkarni, Drug
21 -03 2013 Discovery Research, Orchid Developments in
Chemicals & Pharmaceutical Pharmacology
Ltd, Chennai.
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Dr. Nitin Mahurkar Professor & 1. Pharmacological

25 -07 2013 Head, Dept. of Pharmacology H concepts of Ayurveda
K E S College of Pharmacy for 2. Allopathic drugs
Dept of Pharmacology. Mystery of living
Dr. Vandana Ghormade
Scientist C, Centre for Nanoparticles Mediated
26/07/ 2014
Nanobioscience, Agharkar Drug Delivery
Research Institute, Pune
Dr. S L Hoti, Scientist F, An Overview of
Deputy Director/Officer In-charge Advances in
25/07/2014
Regional Medical Research Experimental
Centre- ICMR, Belagavi Pharmacology
45. List the teaching methods : Faculty adopts the following methods
adopted by the faculty for 01 Black Board and chalk pieces.
different programs including 02 OHP projectors.
clinical teaching. 03 LCD projector.
04 Internet connections
46. How does the department ensure :  Provide appropriate academic
that program objectives are environment for students and faculty
constantly met and learning members.
 Participate in the academic programs
outcomes are monitored? of the Faculty of Pharmacy by
providing quality education and
training (graduate and
undergraduate) in pharmacology and
toxicology.
 Development of proper scientific
attitudes and ethics.
 Active participation in scientific
meetings and publications in peer-
reviewed journals.
 Conduct independent and
collaborative research in
pharmacology and toxicology.
 Enforcement of the disciplines of
pharmacology and toxicology as
integral parts in the medical sciences.
students and faculty in extension participate in Pharmacy week
activities. celebration, national pharmacist day
and NSS activities.
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research papers
 Conducts practical’s other than
syllabus.
and Research which is accredited ‘A’
by other agencies? If yes, give grade by NAAC and placed in
details. Category ‘A’ by MHRD, (GoI).
Pharmacy is NBA accredited, and
M.Pharm is AICTE,PCI approved
course
50. Briefly highlight the :  Department is actively involved in

contributions of the department research activity & has published
several important new research
findings contributing to knowledge
basic or applied. base

Department is actively involved
drug discovery & development
specifically pharmacological &
toxicological evaluation of drugs
Skilled man Insufficient Govt. Recent Replacement of

power funding to developments in animal
research /upgrade drug discovery experiments in
the laboratories methodology / teaching
trends
Supporting staff Insufficient In-campus Need to develop
entrepreneurship Interdisciplinary reliable
awareness research pharmacological
environment screening models
Building & Availability & Changing
Infrastructure easy access of scenario of drug
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including research discovery

CPCSEA laboratories i.e., industry
approved animal Dr. P B Kore
house Basic Science
Research
Sciences &
RMRC-ICMR
Scientific Proximity of Competition with
Equipments natural resources local & global
facility (Western Ghat) players in
education &
research
Knowledge of
traditional
medicine &
access to herbal
drug resource
52. Future plans of the Department :  To exploit an untapped traditional
knowledge & rich biodiversity of
western ghat for identification of
new chemical entities of
pharmacological value
 Development of more humane,
scientifically legitimate alternative
animal models of various human
diseases such as cardiovascular,
metabolic, behavioral disorders and
cancer for drug screening
 To innovate & adopt promising
pharmacological & toxicological
screening methods to expedite drug
discovery & development process
 To develop alternative to animal
experiments in pharmacology
teaching & research
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Evaluative Reports Pharmacy- Belagavi (Quality Assurance)
Department of Quality Assurance

1. Name of the Department : Quality Assurance
2. Year of Establishment : 2009-10
university?
4. Names of programs offered (UG, : M.Pharm in Quality Assurance
PG, Pharm D, Integrated UG – B.Pharm
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Ph.D
Integrated Ph.D., Pharm.D
Certificate, Diploma, PG Pharm D.P.B
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Yes, The Department is involved in
departments involved Interdisciplinary like Pharmaceutics,
Pharmaceutical Chemistry and
Pharmacognosy
6. Courses in collaboration with : Yes the Dept is involved in Industry
other universities, industries, institute program where the students
foreign institutions, etc. are send to industry for projects
7. Details of programs discontinued : No
8. Examination System: : UG semester
Annual / Semester / Trimester / PG Annual
9. Participation of the department : NA
departments
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 1 1 1
Lecturer - - -
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No. of Years
Experience
Dr V S M.Pharm Professor and Pharmaceutics 18 years
Mastiholimath P.hD Head
Dr V S M.Pharm Associate Pharmaceutics 14 years
Mannur P.hD Professor
professors
Ratio
15. Number of academic support : 1
16. Research thrust areas as : -
agencies
received
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sponsored by / created by -
22. Publications :
 Monographs : -
-
Medline, etc.)
 Citation Index range / average : 508
 SNIP : --
 SJR : --
 Impact Factor–range/ : -
average
 h-index : 11
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : Nanoparticles Analyses Rs. 5,000/-
income generated
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(Refresher / orientation attend Quality Improvement Programs,
programs, workshops, training Workshops, Training programs etc
institute
level by
 Faculty : -
fellows
 Students : -
30. Seminars/ Conferences / : 02 (QIP)
Workshops organized and the 02- Workshop
ICMR, ICH & GCP.

question no. 4)
M. Pharm 2010 15 10 -- 100 --
M. Pharm 2011 15 10 02 100 100
M. Pharm 2012 25 7 9 100 100
M. Pharm 2013 15 5 5 100 100
M. Pharm 2014 25 5 11 100 100
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M.Pharm 30 10 60
Ph.D -- 50 50
34. How many students have cleared : Total- 05
Civil Services and Defense 01 –Boys ( General)
Services examinations, NET, 04-Girls ( General)
SET, GATE, USMLE, PLAB, Have qualified for Gate Exam
GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS,
category-wise.
UG to PG 60-70%
PG to Ph.D. Less Than 5%
Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral Na
Employed
 Campus selection KLE Interview
Entrepreneurs
graduates
the State
States
country
37. Number of faculty who were : 02 with Ph.D
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regard to
a) Library : Common Library facilities and
Departmental library are available
students
c) Total number of class rooms : PG:01
d) Class rooms with ICT facility :
e) Students’ laboratories : PG: 01
f) Research laboratories : PG: 01
university
b. from other institutions / : Mrs. Kiran Deshpande &
universities Mr. Karunakar
40. Number of post graduate : All students receive financial assistance
students getting financial from the university as contingency
assistance from the university. grant.
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Yes, The Newer concepts are
as teaching-learning- incorporated in syllabus.
feedback?
feedback?
the feedback?
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43. List the distinguished alumni of : Mr. Sharatchandra (2011) Manager Q

the department (maximum 10) A Dept Biocon
Mr. Prajat Gupte (2012) Team Leader
EM CURE Pharmaceutical Pune
45. List the teaching methods : Teaching methods Chalk-Black board
adopted by the faculty for method, ICT method, Practical
different programs including exposure
clinical teaching.
46. How does the department ensure :
activities. celebration, national pharmacist day
and NSS activities and Blood Donation
camps.

department.
accredited, and M.Pharm is
50. Briefly highlight the : Department is actively involved in

contributions of the department research activity & has published
in generating new knowledge, several important new research
basic or applied. findings contributing to knowledge
base.
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Skilled man Insufficient Govt In-campus Focusing towards
power. funding to Interdisciplinary changing scenario
research research of Pharmaceutical
Environment industry
Supporting staff Availability &
easy access of
research
laboratories i.e.,
Dr. P B Kore
Basic Science
Research
Sciences &
RMRC-ICMR
Access to
Pharmaceutical
Industry
52. Future plans of the Department :  To establish industry institute
collaborations. To establish
Quality control drug testing
Laboratory for Industry samples
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Evaluative Reports Pharmacy- Belagavi (Pharmacy Practice)
Department of Pharmacy Practice
1. Name of the Department : Pharmacy Practice

3. Is the Department part of a : Yes, It is part of Faculty of Pharmacy
college/Faculty of the and constituent unit of University
university?
4. Names of programs offered (UG, : Pharm D, B Pharm, M.Pharm,
PG, Pharm D, Integrated Pharmacy Practice, PhD and
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Msc. Clinical Research
Integrated Ph.D.,
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : NIL
6. Courses in collaboration with : Yes , Collaboration with Rhodes
other universities, industries, University, South Africa
8. Examination System: : B.Pharm (Semester), M Pharm
Annual / Semester / Trimester / (Annual)
9. Participation of the department : NIL
departments
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 01 01 02
Lecturer - - -
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No. of Years
Experience
Dr. M. S. M Pharm Professor Pharmacy 22 Years
Ganachari PhD Practice
Mrs.Shashika M Pharm Asst. Pharmacy 06 Years
la Wali Professor Practice
Mrs.Geetanja M Pharm Asst. Pharmacy 03Years
li Salimath Professor Practice
professors
Ratio
Technician - - -
Attender 1 1 1
16. Research thrust areas as recognized : Pharmacovigilance
18. Inter-institutional collaborative projects :
& associated grants received
a. National collaboration : Nil
CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR,
received
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22. Publications :
Nil
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
 Citation Index range / : 146
average
 SNIP : --
 SJR : --
 Impact Factor–range/ : 0-1
average
 h-index : 08
generated
income generated
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a) National committees : Faculty are on :
 APTI - All India Pharmacy Teachers
Association
 MHRD - Clinical establishment
 IPA - Indian Pharmaceutical
Association
 IPS - Indian Pharmacological
Society
 APPI - Association of
Pharmacologist and Physiologist
 IPHA - Indian Public Health
Association
 President, Indian Pharmaceutical
Association , Local Branch,
Belagavi
 Secretary, Scientific society, KLES
COP, Belagavi
 Member of Indian Pharmaceutical
Association
c) Editorial Boards : IJOP, IJ of Health science
(Refresher / orientation attend Quality Improvement Programs,
programs, workshops, training Workshops, Training programs etc


institute
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level by
 Faculty :  One Faculty has received Best
Teacher 2010 by KLE University,
Belagavi
 Best paper published in IJOPP – 2011
by APTI
 Students : Nil
Source of
Year Seminars/ Conferences / Workshops organized
funding
2010 AICTE sponsored QIP on EVIDENCE BASED AICTE
PHARMACY PRACTICE- a new era evolving in
clinical practice - 15-27 March 2010
2010 Workshop on ICH-GCP Training held at KLES KLES College
Dr.Prabhakar Kore Hospital & MRC, Belagavi on of Pharmacy
10th November 2010. Belagavi
2011 Continuing Pharmacy Education on Patient Safety KLES College
health for all, held at Department of Pharmacy of Pharmacy
Practice, KLE University College of Pharmacy, Belagavi
Belagavi on 10/09/2011.
2011 International Symposium on Health & Drug Policy KLES College
Evaluation in New Millennium held at of Pharmacy
K.L.E.University’s College of Pharmacy, Belagavi
Belagavi. 12 Sep 2011
2012 Quality Improvement Programme Conducted on AICTE
held at Department of Pharmacy Practice KLE U’s
College of Pharmacy, Belagavi.15-27 March 2012
2012 UK Symposium on Cardiovascular Complications KLES College
with Diabetes conducted at KLE’s College Of of Pharmacy
Pharmacy, Belagavi 16/Nov/2012 Belagavi
2013 Pharmacovigilance one day Workshop conducted KLES College

at Department of Pharmacy Practice KLE U’s of Pharmacy
College of Pharmacy, Belagavi. Belagavi
18 Jan-2013
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2013 Pediatric Patients one day Workshop conducted at KLES College

Department of Pharmacy Practice KLE U’s of Pharmacy
College of Pharmacy, Belagavi Belagavi
09-03-2013
2013 Adverse Events following Immunization one day KLES College
Workshop organized by Department of Pharmacy of Pharmacy
Practice KLE University College of Pharmacy Belagavi
Belagavi on 25/06/2013.
2013 Workshop on Problem Based Learning (PBL) in UDEHP KLE
Pharmacy Practice Sponsored by UDEHP KLE University,
University Belagavi, organized by Department of Belagavi
th
Pharmacy Practice. on 3-4 Sept-2013
2014 An Indo-Australian symposium on ‘Geriatrics KLES College
Pharmacy Practice’organised by Department of of Pharmacy
Pharmacy Practice Belagavi
TH
20 -21 Jan 2014
2014 One day international symposium on KLES College
"Rehabilitation In Pharmacy Practice" Practice’ of Pharmacy
organized by Department of Pharmacy Practice Belagavi
29/05/14
2014 AICTE sponsored Quality Improvement AICTE
Programme Innovative teaching method for
Pharm.D students: teaching the trainers Organized
by Department of Pharmacy Practice
KLEU’s College of Pharmacy, Belagavi
8th -19th September 2014.
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
M.Pharm 2009- 12 5 3 100%
10
2010-11 14 8 -- 100%
2011-12 13 6 1 100%
2012-13 15 4 4 100%
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30% 10% 60% -
34. How many students have cleared : -
GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS,
category-wise.
UG to PG
PG to M.Phil,DM/M Ch / DNB
PG to Ph.D. 90%
Employed
Entrepreneurs
graduates
the State
States
country

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regard to
students
university
universities
40. Number of post graduate : All PG students receives financial
students getting financial assistance for research
development of new program(s)? NA

feedback from;
feedback?
feedback?
the feedback?
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1. Mr.Soham Shah 6. Mr. Pullayya Naidu,
Clinical Research Regional Employer: Medanta Hospital,
Manager Gurgoan.
Novanortis Company, Designation: Clinical Research
Egypt Coordinator
2. Mr.Afasoddin Killedar Gurgoan.
Working as Community 7. Mr. Viral Patel
Pharmacist Lambda Pvt Ltd, Ahmedabad.
Soudi Arabia Clinical Research Associate
3. Mr.Mahesh Vanahalli Ahmadabad.
Clinical Research Associate 8. Mr. Vinay V
Quintiles Bangalore Wipro, New Delhi.
4. Mr.Mahendra Daphale Drug Safety Associate
Clinical Research Associate Voice Process of CIOMS
Quintiles Bangalore 9. Mr. Haresh Jangam
5. Mr.Fibin Mathew Quintiles Technologies,
Working as Hospital Drug Safety Associate
Pharmacist Bangalore
Canada 10. Miss.Mrunal Dhapale
Clinical Research Associate
Novartis, Hyderabad
11. Mr.Gurunath Hegde
Clinical Research Associate
Quintiles Technologies,
Bangalore
Date Speakers Topics
29/11/2013 Dr. B. Srinivas Fluid Management
13/11/2013 Dr. (Prof)Prakash Babaliche Basics of ECG
16/12 2013 Dr. (Prof) Aarthi Darshan Clinical Interpretation of Lab
Investigations.
17/12/2013 Dr. (Prof) Dyanesh Morkar Clinical Aspects of X-Ray
Examination
24/01/ 2014 Dr B M Kajagar Wound Management
Associate Professor
Department of Surgery
JNMC Belagavi
- th
27 28 /01/ Mr. Rohan Elliott Helping The Postgraduate
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2014 Monash University's Centre Students To Understand The

For Medicine Use and safety Methodology Of Carrying Out
(Cmus) And Senior A Scientific Research.
Pharmacist At Austin Health,
Melbourne Australia
45. List the teaching methods : M.Pharm : Lecture, Practical’s,
adopted by the faculty for Tutorials/Seminars, Journal Club
different programs including Presentations, Research work
clinical teaching. Ph.D : Course work, Research work
46. How does the department ensure :  Continuous Internal Assessments
that program objectives are  Projects
constantly met and learning  Power Point Presentations
outcomes are monitored?  Class interactions
 Journal club
 Seminars
 Organizing Guest lectures
 All these are reviewed regularly in
department faculty meetings.
activities. celebration, national Pharmacist day
and NSS activities.
research papers
 Conduct practicals other than
syllabus.
49. State whether the program / :  The institute is constituent unit of
accredited, and M.Pharm
(Pharmaceutical Chemistry) is
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50. Briefly highlight the :  Department is actively involved in

contributions of the department Clinical research activity & has
in generating new knowledge, published several important new
basic or applied. research findings contributing to
knowledge base.
 Department is actively involved
providing of Patient care at Bed side
by Patient counseling, Providing
Drug Informations, Prescription
Analysis, Drug Dose division, Drug
therapy Review.
Skilled man Interacting with Implement
power, other health Problem based
professionals learning method
Supporting staff No funding Getting to know Evidence based
agencies for data People from pharmacy
bases for Pharma Industry practice teaching
comparing by Participating
facilities in clinical
research
Building & In-campus
Infrastructure Interdisciplinary
2400 bed hospital research
environment
Interdisciplinary
Healthcare
Patient Care
Clinical
Research- SMO
office
52. Future plans of the Department :  Competition with local & global
players in education & research
 To Implement in Total Parentral
Nutrition in NICU
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Evaluative Reports Pharmacy-Hubballi (Pharmaceutics)
KLEU COLLEGE OF PHARMACY - HUBBALLI
3. Is the Department part of a : Part of the College.
university?
4. Names of programs offered (UG, : UG: B.Pharm.
PG, Pharm D, Integrated PG: M.Pharm. in Pharmaceutics
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Doctorate: Ph.D. in Pharmacy
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, Doctor of Pharmacy : Pharm.D.
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Nil.
6. Courses in collaboration with : Nil.
7. Details of programs discontinued : Nil.
8. Examination System: : Annual –PG
Annual / Semester / Trimester / Semester -UG
9. Participation of the department : Nil.
departments
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 02 02 02
Lecturer -- -- --
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No. of Years
Experience
Dr.V.G. M. Pharm., Prof, & Head Pharmaceutics 30
Jamakandi Ph.D. Vice-Principal
Dr.S.P. M. Pharm., Professor Pharmaceutics 24
Hiremath Ph.D.
Dr. F.S. M. Pharm., Assistant Pharmaceutics 11
Dasanakoppa Ph.D. Professor
Dr.S.S.Kerur M. Pharm., Assistant Pharmaceutics 07
Ph.D. Professor
12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, Adjunct : University has 3 Professor Emeritus,
faculty, emeritus professors 4 Adjunct and 13 Visiting Professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : UG : 8:1
Ratio PG: 6:1
Pharm.D.: 8:1
Technical 01 01 01
Attenders 02 02 02
16. Research thrust areas as :  Nanopharmaceuticals.
recognized by major funding  Sustained and controlled oral drug
agencies delivery systems.
 Transdermal drug delivery systems.
 Ophthalmic drug delivery systems.
 Techniques to enhance the
solubility and bioavailability of the
drugs.
and c) Total grants received. Nil
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received
19. Departmental projects funded by : Rs.40.50 lakhs
received
Name of the
Name of the
Funding Agency & Name of the Project /
Sl. No. Principal
Amount Granted (in Scheme
Investigator
Lakhs)
"Synthesis and
Characterization of stimuli
DST, Government of
responsive biodegradable Dr. A. R.
01 India, New Delhi.
polymeric hydrogels for the Kulkarni
Rs.20.00
delivery of drugs"
2002 - 2 years
Modernisation and removal
of obsolescence in
All India Council for
Pharmaceutics Lab. under Dr.V. G.
Technical Education,
02 Modernisation and Removal Jamakandi
New Delhi.
of Obsolescence Scheme
Rs.13.00
(MODROBS) January, 2006
- 2 years
Formulation, in Vitro and in
Vivo Evaluation of a Novel
in situ gelling guar gum
based Ophthalmic Drug Dr.(Smt.)
VGST, Government
Delivery System of an F.S.
03 of Karnataka
Antibiotic under Dasanakoppa
Rs.7.50
SMYSR (Seed Money to
Young Scientists for
Research)
March, 2011 - 2 years
 State recognition Nil
 National recognition Nil
 International recognition Nil
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22. Publications :
 Books with ISBN with : Nil
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
 Citation Index range / average : 0-20
 SNIP : 0.520
 SJR : 0.170
 Impact Factor – range / average : 0.5-3
 h-index : Dr.V.G.Jamakandi - 4
Dr.S.P.Hiremath - 4
Dr.(Smt.) F.S. Dasanakoppa- 3
Dr.S.S.Kerur - 2
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : Formulation study.
income generated Rs.2,50,900=00.
25. Faculty selected nationally / : Shri.S.S.Kerur, Assistant Professor
internationally to visit other underwent Research Training and
laboratories / institutions / Learning of Softwares like, ICM,
industries in India and abroad MOL, Autodock 4.0 and
Crystallography at Nanjing University,
Nanjing, China from 01.09.2010 to
30.11.2010.
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d) any other (specify) : Reviewers:
(1) Dr.V.G.Jamakandi
(2) Dr.(Smt.) F.S.Dasankopp
(No. of participation)
Sl. State / Inter-
Programme National Total
No. University national
01 QIP -- 04 -- 04
02 Training Programme 05 -- -- 04
03 Workshop 05 05 -- 10
04 Resource Persons 06 07 -- 13
institute
level by
 Faculty : 03
fellows
 Students : Nil.
30. Seminars/ Conferences / : 1) Workshop on “Significance of
Workshops organized and the Particle Size and their
source of funding (national / Characterization in Formulation
international) with details of Development” on Saturday, the 27th
outstanding participants, if any February 2010 (UDEHP).
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2) Workshop on “Preformulation and

Drug Product Development -
Industrial Perspectives” Theme:
"Dosage Form Design" on Saturday,
the 10th March, 2012 - University.
3) Workshop on “Intellectual Property

Rights and Patenting” on Friday &
Saturday, 23rd & 24th November,
2012 (UDEHP).

ICMR, ICH & GCP.

question no. 4)
2014-15
B.Pharm. 35 18 17
M.Pharm. 12 08 04
Pharm.D. 19 05 14
2013-14
UG – B.Pharm. 46 24 22 95 100%
PG – M.Pharm. 01 00 01 100 100
2012-13
UG – B.Pharm. 34 24 10 66 100
PG – M.Pharm. 05 03 02 100 100
2011-12
UG – B.Pharm. 26 18 08 93 87
PG – M.Pharm. 18 12 06 100 --
2010-11
UG – B.Pharm. 21 14 07 93 100
PG – M.Pharm. 18 17 01 100 100
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M.Pharm.
2014-15 92 08 00 00
2013-14 100 00 00 00
2012-13 40 40 20 00
2011-12 00 12 88 00
2010-11 00 30 70 00
34. How many students have cleared : GATE/GPAT - 24
Civil Services and Defense KPSC - 03
GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS,
category-wise.
UG to PG 10
PG to M.Phil, DM/ M Ch / DNB --
PG to Ph.D. --
Employed
 Campus selection 04
Entrepreneurs 10
graduates
the State
States
country
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regard to
a) Library : The departmental library is well
stacked with 16 latest reference books,
which have enhanced the quality of
research output of Students.
Central Library:
Titles – 556
Volumes – 2067
b) Internet facilities for staff and : The department has three computers
students with internet facility which motivates
Teachers and Students to use ICT in
teaching learning.
Internet band width speed : 5mbps.
HELINET facility of RGUHS,
Bangalore is provided for PG Students
to access e-Journals.
Associates
university
Sl Student / Year of
Title of the Project Guide
No Scholar Name Award
01 Dr. V. G. Formulation, Dr. B. G. 2011
Jamakandi characterization and Desai
evaluation of
transdermal drug
delivery system of
selected anti-
hypertensives
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02 Dr. S. S. Kerur “Synthesis and Dr. K. R. 2014

evaluation of Algawadi
antimicrobial and
antitubercular drugs and
their pharmacokinetic
and stability studies”
b.from other institutions / : 03
universities
Sl Student / Year of
No Scholar Name Award
01 Dr. S. P. Studies on the design and Dr. F. V. 2011
Hiremath evaluation of transdermal Manvi
therapeutic systems (TTS)
of diltiazem
hydrochloride,
promethazine
hydrochloride and
indomethacin
02 Dr. J. S. Mulla Studies in synthesis, Dr. I. M. 2014
evaluation of heterocyclic Khazi
compounds and their
incorporation into solid
lipid nanoparticles”
03 Dr.(Smt.) F.S. Formulation in vitro and Dr. N.G. 2014
Dasanakoppa in vivo evaluation of Nanjundas
novel in situ gelling guar wamy
gum bases ophthalmic
drug delivery system of an
antibiotic and camparision
with other in situ gelling
semisynthetic nonionic
polymers”
40. Number of post graduate students : All PG research are funded by
getting financial assistance from University
the university.
41. Was any need assessment exercise : Nil
feedback from;
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a. faculty on curriculum as well : Yes. Inputs of feedback will be

as teaching-learning- considered during Syllabus up
evaluation? If yes, how does gradation.
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : Yes. Inputs obtained will be
and teaching-learning- evaluated and informed to concerned
evaluation and how does the faculty.
feedback?
c. alumni and employers on the : Yes. Inputs of feedback will be
programs offered and how considered during Syllabus up
does the department utilize the gradation.
feedback?
Sl. Year of
Name Prominent Position
No. Passing
Pharmaceutical Industry
01 Shri.Himankar 2000 Director, R&D and F&D, Bejing China,
Baishiya pvt.Ltd, China.
02 Mr.Rajesh 1995 Senior Manager
M.Horaginamani Manufacturing Strides WC Somerset,
New Jersey, USA.
03 Mr.Vinay B.L. 2006 Senior Manager, U.K.
04 Mr.Pradeep 1999 Scientist
Karatgi NDDS, Dr.Reddy’s Laboratory,
Hyderabad.
05 Mr.Ashish Kumar 2005 Manufacturing Chemist
Medicamen Biotech Ltd. Rajasthan.
06 Mr.Rohan N. 2006 Department of Regulatory Affairs,
Ramakant Lupin Pharmaceuticals, Pune.
07 Mr. Nagaraj 2007 Senior Manager, Strides Arcolab,
Deshpande Bangalore.
Government service
08 Mr.G.N.Ratan 2004 Junior Scientific Officer, Drug Testing
Laboratory, Government of Karnataka.
09 Ms.Abida Nadaf 2005 - do -
10 Mr.B.S. 2005 - do -
Doddamani
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Sl.
Date Name of the Speaker Title
No
01 03.02.2014 Shri.Zaheer Abbas, Research Global Regulatory
Scientist, Formulation Compliance: Rules
Development, Apotex Research and Responsibilities
Private Limited, Bangalore
02 08.01.2013 Dr.Rajashekhar Karpoormath, Avenues &
Lecturer, School of Health / opportunities for
Pharmaceutical Sciences, Pharmacists in
University of KWAZULU- South Africa
NATAL, Westville Campus,
DURBAN. SOUTH AFRICA
02 01.02.2013 Dr.Shobha Ganji, Newer Applications
Research Scientist, of Niacin
Department of Medicine,
University of California,
Irvine, USA.
03 04.03.2013 Shri.B.S.Shivanand, Career
District Manager, Janssen opportunities in
Pharmaceuticals, Division of Pharmaceutical
Jhonson & Jhonson Marketing
Pharmaceutical Pvt. Ltd., H.Q.
Hubli
04 05.03.2013 Dr.Rajan R. Raykar, Interview
Professor / Placement in-charge, Techniques
KLE Society’s Institute of
Management Studies & Research,
Vidyanagar, Hubli
05 16.03.2013 Shri.Zaheer Abbas, Research Evaluation of
Scientist, Formulation Pharmaceutical
Development, Apotex Research Industry and its
Private Limited, Bangalore. Role in Drug
Discovery and
Development
06 13.04.2013 Shri. I.H.Santosh Kumar, Overview on
Research Scientist-I, Pharmaceutical
Formulation Development, Industry
Apotex Research Private Limited,
Bangalore.
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07 06.11.2013 Shri.Sachin S. Marihal, Resume writing and

Research Assistant (F&D), opportunities in
Apotex Research Private Limited, Pharmaceutical
Bangalore – 560099 Industry
08 06.11.2013 Shri. Gopal S. Magdum, Functioning of
Chief Scientific Officer, Karnataka regional
Karnataka Regional DTL, Hubli. drug testing
laboratory
09 14.01.2012 Dr.G.V.Murli Mohan Babu, Head Biopharmaceutial
of Formulation R & D, Unichem classifications of
Labs., Goa drugs &
Pharmacokinetic
parameters to be
considered in
designing a drug
delivery
10 21.01.2012 Shri.Harsha Yavagal, Manager, Prospects in
Global Site Services, Covance, Clinical Research
Singapore
11 27.01.2012 Shri Zaheer Abbas, Research “FDA Perspective
Scientist, Apotex Research on In vitro
Private Limited, Bangalore Dissolution Testing
of Generic Drugs”
12 27.01.2012 Shri Zaheer Abbas, Research Guidelines for
Scientist, Apotex Research Drug Product
Private Limited, Bangalore Development
in Pharmaceutical
Industry
13 28.01.2012 Shri Zaheer Abbas, Research The importance of
Scientist, Apotex Research Quality by Design
Private Limited, Bangalore (QbD) in
Pharmaceutical
Industry
14 13.10.2012 Dr. Rachel Knott, 1) Vascular
School of Pharmacy & Life complications of
Sciences, diabetes : The
Robert Gordon University, United hope and the
Kingdom reality
2) Profession of
Pharmacy in
United Kingdom
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15 13.10.2012 Dr. Hector Williams, Application of

School of Pharmacy & Life statistics in
Sciences biomedical sciences
Robert Gordon University, United
Kingdom.
16 29.01.2011 Shri.Zaheer Abbas, Guidelines for Drug
Research Scientist, Apotex Product
Research Private Limited, Development in
Bangalore Pharmaceutical
Industry.
17 02.02.2011 Shri.Ankit Desai, Role of Pharmacist
Practicing Pharmacists, USA. in USA
18 21.02.2011 Prof. Roderick B Walker, Prof. Pharmacy at
Michael T Davies Coleman. Rhodes – S. Africa
19 03.09.2011 Mr. Pradeep Karatgi, Manager, (1) Design of
R&D, Custom Pharmaceutical Experiments
Services – Formulations, (2) Avenues for
Dr.Reddy’s Laboratories Limited, Pharmacy
Hyderabad. Graduates in
Pharmaceutical
Industry
20 21.12.2011 Regulations in
Shri.C.K.Shridhar Rao, Quality
Pharmaceutical
Assurance Manager, Prabhva
laboratories – GMP,
Organics Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad
CGMP & GLP
21 30.01.2010 Dr. Gopal Dabde Patents and access
Pune. to medicines
22 02.03.2010 Dr. P Gundurao Perspective of
Divis Lab. Research in
Hyderabad. Industry
23 18.05.2010 Shri.Harsha Yavagal, Manager, Prospects in clinical
Global Site Services, Covance, Research
Singapore
45. List the teaching methods : * ICT
adopted by the faculty for
different programs including * Chalk and talk.
clinical teaching.
46. How does the department ensure : * Through University Results.
constantly met and learning * Feedback from Alumni.
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47. Highlight the participation of :  NSS unit get involved in various

students and faculty in extension activities like blood donation
activities. camps, has formed Red Ribbon
Club whose sole motto is
awareness and prevention of
AIDS. Both the faculty and
students are encouraged to
participate actively.
 NSS unit get involved in various
social and community services like
Grameena Arogya Shibhir (tips on
health and hygeine) and parcipate
in Rallies.
 Staff (out-campus) extension
programs are conducted to benefit
the society targeting the school and
college students, workers of
various organisations by presenting
health related awareness programs.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Vistit of Students to various
scholarly activities” of the Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
department. Industries & Drug Testing
Laboratories.
50. Briefly highlight the : Formulation, development and
contributions of the department evaluation of Novel Drug Delivery
in generating new knowledge, Systems.
basic or applied.
 The department  Improveme  Commenceme  Redesigning
has excellent nt in nt of value of
infrastructural Industry added short curriculum
Research Institute courses for to enhance
Laboratories. interaction. skill employability
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 The department development. .

has state of the
art Pilot Plant  Training PG
facility for solid Students for
dosage forms. job
 Availablity of opportunities
Sophisticated available in
instruments for Regulatory
Research. Affairs
 The department
has highly
qualified and
committed
teaching faculty.
52. Future plans of the Department :  Procurement of latest state of the
art equipments for research.
 Development of certain Dry
powder inhalers containing
peptides as model drug molecule.
 Subjecting the prepared
formulation for in vitro and in
vivo evaluation studies.
 Above applications are to be
implemented to cater the needs for
setting up of centre for excellence
of drug delivery system.
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Evaluative Reports Pharmacy-Hubballi (Pharmacology)
university?
4. Names of programs offered : UG: B.Pharm.
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated PG: M.Pharm. in Pharmacology
fellowship, etc.)
other
institutions, etc.
7. Details of programs : Nil.
reasons.
8. Examination System: : Annual for PG
Annual / Semester / Trimester / semester for UG
departments
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 01 01 02
Lecturer -- -- --
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No. of Years
Experience
Dr. B. M. M.Pharm., Professor & Pharmacology 28
Patil Ph.D. Principal
Dr. B. C. M.Pharm., Professor & Pharmacology 30
Koti Ph.D. HOD
Dr. A. H. M. M.Pharm., Associate Pharmacology 15
Viswanatha Ph.D. Professor
Swamy
Dr. P. C. M.Pharm., Associate Pharmacology 14
Gadad Ph.D. Professor
Shri. S. K. M.Pharm. Assistant Pharmacology 06
Nimbal Professor
Shri. N. M. M.Pharm. Assistant Pharmacology 04
Jeedi Professor
Dr. S. N. Pharm.D. Assistant Doctor of --
Dhurappanavar Professor Pharmacy
professors
Ratio PG: 6:1
Pharm.D.: 8:1
staff (technical) &
filled & actual
Technical 01 01 01
Attenders 02 02 02
16. Research thrust areas as : Role of natural products and traditional
recognized by major funding medicines in:
agencies - Metabolic diseases like diabetes
and hyperlipidemia
- Hepatoprotection
- Cardioprotection
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Establishment of drug safety profile for

the following:
- Cardiotoxicity
- Carcinogenicity
- Neurotoxicity
Investigation of molecular basis for
various diseases making use of
Molecular Biology tools such as:
- ELISA, PCR and IHC/ICC.
Development of In-Vitro techniques:
- Replacement of in-vivo models
- Targets for screening and basic
studies on cell culture and cell lines
and c) Total grants received. 02
Amount
Sl. Title of the Year of Principle
Agency / Scheme Sanctioned
No. Project Sanction Investigator
(Rs.)
01 Vision Group on Pharmacol 30,00,000/- 2011 Dr.AHM
Science and ogical V. Swamy
Technology, Screening
Department of of
Information traditional
Technology, Medicines
Biotechnology
and Science &
Technology,
Government of
Karnataka under
CISE Scheme
02 AICTE , New Implicatio 13,80,000/- 2013 Dr.P.C.
Delhi - under ns of Gadad
Research Cytotoxic
Promotion effects of
Scheme (RPS). Medicines
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of Plant
Origin on
Cancerous
Cells: A
Celluar
and
Moleculars
Study
received
19. Departmental projects funded by : Rs.65.75 lakhs.
Name of the Funding Name of the
Sl. Name of the Project /
Agency & Amount Principal
No. Scheme
Granted (in Lakhs) Investigator
01 All India Council for "Screening & Toxicity Sri. B. C. Koti
Technical Education, Studies of Traditional
New Delhi. Medicines"
Rs.5.00 1996
02 All India Council for "Modernization of Dr. B. M. Patil
Technical Education, Pharmacology
New Delhi. laboratory for in vitro
Rs.15.00 and cellular
pharmacology
experiments with
transducers and data
acquisition system"
2006
03 All India Council for “National Seminar on Dr. B. M. Patil
Technical Education, Experimental
New Delhi. Techniques in
Rs.0.65 Cardiovascular
Research” - 2009
04 VGST, Government of “Pharmacological Dr. A.H.M.
Karnataka Screening of Traditional Viswanatha
Rs.30.00 Medicines” – 2010 Swamy
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05 All India Council for “Screening of Potential Dr.B.M.Patil

Technical Education, Medicinal Plants for
New Delhi. Cardiotonic Activity”
Rs.11.30 (RPS) - 2011
06 All India Council for “Implications of Dr.P.C.Gadad
Technical Education, Cytotoxic effects of
New Delhi. Medicines of Plant
Rs.13.80 Origin on Cancerous
Cells: A Cellular and
Molecular Study” (RPS)
2012
22. Publications :
 Monographs : -
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
 Citation Index range / average : 0-35
 SNIP : 0.905
 SJR : 0.437
 Impact Factor – range/average : 0.450 – 1.330
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 h-index : Dr.B.M.Patil - 5
Dr.B.C.Koti - 7
Dr.AHM V.Swamy - 4
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : The department has interaction for
income generated collaborative work in co-ordination
with the following departments:
Sl. Collaborative work in
Interacting Departments
No. Co-ordination
01 PG Dept of Pharmacognosy Pharmacological evaluation of plant
KLES College of Pharmacy, extracts or fractions their of.
Hubli.
02 PG Dept of Pharmaceutics Pharmacological activity Or Screening
KLES College of Pharmacy, of Formulations.
Hubli.
03 PG Dept. of Pharm. Pharmacological activity Or Screening
Chemistry of newly synthesized compounds.
KLES College of Pharmacy,
Hubli.
25. Faculty selected nationally / :  Dr.P.C.Gadad, Associate Professor
internationally to visit other was appointed as Research Fellow
laboratories / institutions / Grade 7 at the Robert Gordon
industries in India and abroad University, Schoolhill, Aberdeen,
United Kingdom for the period of
three months (5th November, 2012 to
25th January, 2013).
 Dr.B.M.Patil, External Member,
Board of Studies in Faculty of
Pharmacy, Goa University (2010-
13).
d) any other (specify) :  Dr.B.M.Patil occasional reviewer
for European Journal of
Pharmacology.
 Dr.B.C.Koti reviewer for
Pharmaceutical Biology, Metabolic
Brain Disease, Clinical &
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Experimental Pharmacology &

Physiology and Journal of
Ethnopharmacology.
 Dr.A.H.M.V.Swamy reviewer for
Indian Journal of Pharmacology.
training programs and similar programs). :
(No. of participation)
Sl. State / Inter-
01 QIP -- 03 -- 03
02 Training Programme 03 -- -- 03
03 Workshop 05 17 01 23
04 Resource Persons 04 09 01 14
 percentage of students doing Nil.
institute
level by
 Faculty : Nil.
fellows
 Students : Nil.
30. Seminars/ Conferences / :  Workshop on “Student
Workshops organized and the Assessment” on 28th & 29th
source of funding (national / November, 2014 (funding by
international) with details of UDEHP, KLE University).
outstanding participants, if any  Workshop on “Educational
Technology for Pharmacy Faculty”
on 11th & 12th October, 2013
(funding by UDEHP, KLE
University).
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 Workshop on “Applications of
Research Langendorff” 19th
October, 2013 (funding by the
Institution).
 Workshop on “Advanced
Experimental Techniques in
Pharmacology” on 26th March,
2011 (funding by UDEHP, KLE
University).

ICMR, ICH & GCP.

question no. 4)
2014-15
B.Pharm. 35 18 17
M.Pharm. 00 00 00
Pharm.D. 19 05 14
2013-14
UG – B.Pharm. 46 24 22 95 100
PG – M.Pharm. 05 04 01 100 100
2012-13
UG – B.Pharm. 34 24 10 66 100
PG – M.Pharm. 03 00 03 100 100
2011-12
UG – B.Pharm. 26 18 08 93 87
PG – M.Pharm. 10 08 02 100 --
2010-11
UG – B.Pharm. 21 14 07 93 100
PG – M.Pharm. 10 10 -- 100 100
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M.Pharm.
2014-15 00 00 00 00
2013-14 00 40 60 00
2012-13 00 33 66 00
2011-12 00 50 50 00
2010-11 00 37 70 00
34. How many students have cleared : GATE / GPAT – 11
Civil Services and Defense KPSC – 01
category-wise.
UG to PG 03
PG to Ph.D. 10
Employed
 Other than campus 90
recruitment
Entrepreneurs --
graduates
the State
from universities from other : -
States
country
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regard to
Central Library:
Titles – 833
Volumes – 2762
teaching learning.
Associates
university
Sl Student / Scholar
No Name
01 Shri. H. N. Sholapur Phytochemical and Dr. B. M. Patil
pharmacological evaluation of
some potential medicinal
plant(s) for insulin resistance
state
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02 Shri.S.K .Nimbal Role of rosa centifolia and Dr. B. C. Koti

boerhaavia diffusa in
protection against doxorubicin
induced caerdiotoxicity in rats.
03 Ms.Ashwini Pharmacological evaluation of Dr.AHM
M.Rayaji metal complexes of coumarin Vishwanath
schiff bases Swamy
04 Shri.N.M.Jeedi Effect of premna latifolia and Dr. B. C. Koti
canthium parviflorum on
carbohydrate and lipid
metabolism in experimentally
induced diabetic rats.
05 Mrs.A.A. Ankalikar Anti-inflammatory and anti- Dr.AHM
tubercular activity of some Vishwanath
Indian medicinal plants Swamy
universities
Sl Student / Scholar
No Name
01 Mr. Y.Prapurna Evaluation of anti-cancer Dr.AHM
Chandra activity of some active Vishwanath
phytoconstituents in Swamy
experimental induced
hepatocellular carcinoma
40. Number of post graduate students : Yes. all the PG receive financial
getting financial assistance from funding from University
the university.


feedback from;
feedback?
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b. students on staff, curriculum : Yes. Inputs obtained will be

and teaching-learning- evaluated and informed to concerned
evaluation and how does the faculty.
feedback?
does the department utilize the gradation.
feedback?
Sl. Year of
No. Passing
Academic /
Research
01 Dr.V.H.Kulkarni 1995 Principal
SET’s College of Pharmacy, Dharwad.
02 Dr.K.H.Desai 1999 Research Associate
Michigan University, USA
Pharmaceutical
Industry
03 Shri.Himankar 2000 Director, R&D Yiling Bio-engineering
Baishiya & Technology Ltd. Bejing, China.
04 Ramesh Gunti 2012 Drug Safety Associate
PAREXEL International India Pvt Ltd.
Hyderabad
Government
service
05 Mrs.Sweta 2010 Drugs Inspector, Hubli.
Nagathan
Entrepreneurs
06 Mr.Bharat Ostwal 1994 Managing Director,
Elegant Pharmaceuticals, Hubli
Pharmaceutical
Marketing
07 Mr.Brian Pegado 2000 Senior Product Manager,
Lupin Pharmaceuticals, Mumbai.
Pharmacist
08 Mr.Ankit Patel 1999 Senior Pharmacist, New York Hospital,
USA.
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09 Mr.S.H.Hiremath 2003 Pharmacist

Private Hospital, Muscat
10 Mr.Samuel K. 2006 Pharmacist
Kerama Kericho District Hospital, Kenya
Sl.
No
01 18.10 Dr.Veeran Gowda K., Higher Education in
.2014 Senior Scientist, Teso Rx Pharma, Pharmacy & there
Los Angeles, California. USA. after In USA
02 09.08 Shri.Basavaraj Kilarimath, Junior Scientific TESTING OF
.2014 Officer, Drug Testing Laboratory, DRUG SAMPLES
Government of Karnataka, Hubli
03 14.03 Dr.Veeresh Babu S.V., Drugs and
.2014 Drugs Inspector, Gadag Circle, Cosmetics Act
Office of the Assistant Drugs
Controller, GADAG – 582 103.
04 03.02 Shri.Zaheer Abbas, Research Scientist, Global Regulatory
.2014 Formulation Development, Apotex Compliance: Rules
Research Private Limited, Bangalore and Responsibilities
05 14.02 Shri.Suresh V., Executive, Training & Prospects as
.2014 Development, Dispensing
Apollo Pharmacy, Bangalore Pharmacists
06 17.02 Dr.H.Niranjana Murthy, Professor, Production of
.2014 PG Department of Botany, Karnatak Secondary
University, Dharwad Metabolites through
tissue culture
07 14.03 Dr.Veeresh Babu S.V., Drugs and
.2014 Drugs Inspector, Gadag Circle, Cosmetics Act
Controller, GADAG.
08 08.01 Dr.Rajashekhar Karpoormath, Lecturer, Avenues &
.2013 School of Health / Pharmaceutical opportunities for
Sciences, University of KWAZULU- Pharmacists in
NATAL, Westville Campus, DURBAN. South Africa
SOUTH AFRICA
09 01.02 Dr.Shobha Ganji, Newer Applications
.2013 Research Scientist, of Niacin
University of California, Irvine, USA.
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10 04.03 Shri.B.S.Shivanand, Career opportunities

.2013 District Manager, Janssen in Pharmaceutical
Pharmaceuticals, Division of Jhonson & Marketing
Jhonson Pharmaceutical Pvt. Ltd.,
H.Q. Hubli.
11 22.03 Dr.Sridhar Y., Clinical Trial Head, Multiple Career Op
.2013 Novartis Healthcare Pvt. Ltd., portunities in
Hyderabad, Pharmacy: The
Way You OPT
12 22.03 Dr.Sridhar Y., Clinical Trial Head, Recent Trends in
.2013 Novartis Healthcare Pvt. Ltd., Clinical Drug
Hyderabad, Development and
Career Avenues
13 06.11 Shri.Sachin S. Marihal, Resume writing and
.2013 Research Assistant (F&D), opportunities in
Apotex Research Private Limited, Plot Pharmaceutical
No. 1 & 2, Bommasandra Industrial Industry
Area, 4th Phase, Jigani Link Road,
Bangalore - 560099
14 06.11 Shri. Gopal S. Magdum, Functioning of
.2013 Chief Scientific Officer, Karnataka Karnataka regional
Regional DTL,Hubli. drug testing
laboratory
15 21.01 Shri.Harsha Yavagal, Manager, Global “Prospects in
.2012 Site Services, Covance, Singapore Clinical Research”
16 14.02 Dr.Anand Pandurangi, Consulting “Stress
.2012 Psychiatrist, Dharwad Management in
Professional
Courses”
17 13.03 Shri.Nagaraj M. Kulkarni, “Basic Immuno
.2012 Orchid Research Laboratories Ltd., histochemistry”
Chennai
18 13.10 Dr. Rachel Knott, 1) Vascular

.2012 School of Pharmacy & Life Sciences, complications
Robert Gordon University, United of diabetes :
Kingdom The hope and
the reality
2) Profession of
Pharmacy in
United Kingdom
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19 13.10 Dr. Hector Williams, Application of

.2012 School of Pharmacy & Life Sciences, statistics in
Robert Gordon University, United biomedical sciences
Kingdom.
20 Pharmacy at
21.02 Prof. Roderick B Walker, Prof. Michael
Rhodes – South
.2011 T Davies Coleman.
Africa
21 11.06 Dr.G.Jagadeesh, Scientific Research
.2011 Expert pharmacologist, Division of Basic Concepts
cardiovascular and renal products,
center for drug evaluation and research,
US food and drug administration, USA
22 03.09 Mr. Pradeep Karatgi, Manager, R&D, Design of
.2011 Custom Pharmaceutical Services – Experiments
Formulations, Dr.Reddy’s Laboratories
Limited, Hyderabad.
23 21.12 “Regulations in
.2011 Pharmaceutical
Assurance Manager, Prabhva Organics
Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad
CGMP & GLP”
24 02.03 Dr. P Gundurao Perspective of
.2010 Director, Divi’s Laboratory, Research in
Sanath Nagar, Hyderabad. Industry
25 18.05 Shri Harsha Yavgal Prospects in clinical
.2010 Global Site Services, Covance, Research
Singapore.
26 20.09 Dr. K.V.S.R.G. Prasad Experimental
.2010 Professor, Models in
Shri Padmavathi Mahila University, Urolithiasis
Tirupati.
27 11.10 Dr. Thippeswamy B.S. Searching Medline
.2010 Sree Siddganga College of Pharmacy, Effectively
Tumkur.
clinical teaching.
46. How does the department ensure : * University Results.
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students and faculty in extension activities like blood donation
activities. camps, has formed Red Ribbon
Club whose sole motto is
awareness and prevention of AIDS.
Both the faculty and students are
encouraged to participate actively.
in Rallies.
various organisations by presenting
health related awareness programs.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Periodic Journal Club Meetings.
department.

50. Briefly highlight the : Pharmacological Evaluation of

contributions of the department traditional medicines for scientific
in generating new knowledge, validation.
basic or applied.
 Department is  Improve-  Higher Studies  To design
receiving ment in – Post- and develop
research grants Industry graduate and experimental
regularly from Institute Doctoral tool as
funding interaction Studies. alternative to
agencies. animal
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 The department  Job studies.

has good opportunities  Redesigning
infrastructure in of
for Research. Pharmaceutica curriculum
 The department l Industries, to enhance
has faculty with Marketing and employability
working in Research .
experience in Institutions.
University  New aveneues
outside India at for Pharmacy
Doctoral and
graduates in
Post-doctoral
Community
level.
and Clinical
 The department
Pharmacy at
has qualified,
competent and National and
committed International
teaching levels.
faculty.  To design and
Encouraging introduce
management, value added
freedom of courses in
operation, Pharmacovigil
flexibility in ance.
approach and  To design and
openness for introduce
change and courses in
transparency. Clinical Trials.
52. Future plans of the Department :  To have Industry-Institute
collaboration and consultancy.
 To develop laboratory facilities for
cell-based biological activity.
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Evaluative Reports Pharmacy- Hubballi (Pharmaceutical Chemistry)

university?
(UG, PG: M.Pharm. in Pharmaceutical
PG, Pharm D, Integrated Chemistry
fellowship, etc.)
other
institutions, etc.
reasons.
8. Examination System: : Annual – PG
Annual / Semester / Trimester / Semester - UG
departments
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 02 02 02
Lecturer -- -- --
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No. of Years
Experience
Dr. S. S. M.Pharm., Pharmaceutica
Professor 20
Honnalli Ph.D. l Chemistry
Dr. M. B. M.Pharm., Associate Pharmaceutica
12
Palkar Ph.D. Professor l Chemistry
Dr. P. M. M.Pharm., Assistant Pharmaceutica
18
Ronad Ph.D. Professor l Chemistry
Mrs. A. A. Assistant Pharmaceutica
M.Pharm. 08
Ankalikar Professor l Chemistry
professors
Ratio PG: 6:1
Pharm.D.: 8:1
staff (technical) &
filled & actual
Technical 01 01 01
Attenders 02 02 02
16. Research thrust areas as :  Synthesis, Characterization and
recognized by major funding biological evaluation.
agencies  Lead Compound Optimization.
 Quantitative structure-activity
relationships (QSAR).
 Molecular graphics-based drug
design.
and c) Total grants received. Nil
699

received
received
No. Scheme
01 All India Council for " Modernization and Dr. V.S.Maddi
Technical Education, Removal of
New Delhi. Obsolescence in
Rs.12.50 Pharmaceutical
Chemistry Laboratory "
2007
02 All India Council for “Design, synthesis, and Dr. V.S.Maddi
Technical Education, evaluation of in-vitro Dr. M.B.
New Delhi. enzyme inhibition assay Palkar
Rs.14.80 of novel anti-tubercular
agents”
2009
03 All India Council for Development of Dr. V.S.Maddi
Technical Education, Facilities for Analysis of
New Delhi. Drugs on New Chemical
Rs.9.50 Entities from Natural /
synthetic Origin under
Modernisation and
Removal of
Obsolescence Scheme
(MODROBS) - 2012
700
22. Publications :
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
 Citation Index range / : 0-62
average
 SNIP : 0.795
 SJR : 0.38
 Impact Factor – range / : 0.4-3.5
average
 h-index : Dr.M.B.Palkar : 8
Dr.P.M.Ronad : 7
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and income generated :
Details of consultancy Income (Rs) Beneficiary
IR Sample Analysis 16,850=00 Research institutions
25. Faculty selected nationally / : Dr. Mahesh B. Palkar completed Post-
internationally to visit other Doctoral Research Fellowship (PDRF)
laboratories / institutions / at College of Health Sciences,
industries in India and abroad University of Kwazulu-Natal, Durban,
South Africa from 26th August 2013-
25th Aug 2014.
701

d) any other (specify) :  Dr. M.B.Palkar reviewer for
European Journal of Medicinal
Chemistry, Bioorganic and
Medicinal Chemistry Letters,
Bioorganic and Medicinal
Chemistry, Archiv der Pharmazie,
Arzneimittel-Forschung/Drug
Research.
 Dr.P.M.Ronad reviewer for
European Journal of Medicinal
Chemistry, Bioorganic and
Medicinal Chemistry Letters,
Bioorganic and Medicinal
Chemistry

Sl. State / Inter-
01 QIP -- 02 -- 02
02 Training Programme 02 02 -- 04
03 Workshop 08 04 -- 12
04 Resource Persons -- 02 -- 02
 percentage of students doing Nil.
institute
level by
 Faculty : Nil.
702
 Doctoral / post doctoral : Nil.

fellows
 Students : Nil.
30. Seminars/ Conferences / : UDEHP Workshop on “Computer
Workshops organized and the Aided Drug Design (CADD)” on
source of funding (national / 26.11.2011.

ICMR, ICH & GCP.

question no. 4)
2014-15
B.Pharm. 35 18 17 - -
M.Pharm. 00 00 00 - -
Pharm.D. 19 05 14 - -
2013-14
UG – B.Pharm. 46 24 22 95 100
PG – M.Pharm. 00 00 00
2012-13
UG – B.Pharm. 34 24 10 66 100
PG – M.Pharm. 00 00 00 100 100
2011-12
UG – B.Pharm. 26 18 08 93 87
PG – M.Pharm. 03 01 02 100 100
2010-11
UG – B.Pharm. 21 14 07 93 100
PG – M.Pharm. 15 12 03 100 100
703

M.Pharm.
2014-15 00 00 00 00
2013-14 00 00 00 00
2012-13 00 100 00 00
2011-12 00 33 67 00
2010-11 00 00 00 00
34. How many students have cleared : GATE / GPAT – 06
Civil Services and Defense KPSC – 01
category-wise.
UG to PG 10
PG to Ph.D. 05
Employed
 Other than campus 70
recruitment
Entrepreneurs 10
graduates
the State
States
from universities outside the : 00
country
704

regard to
Central Library:
Titles – 833
Volumes – 2762
teaching learning.
university
universities
40. Number of post graduate : ALL PG students receive financial
students getting financial assistance for their research
41. Was any need assessment : Nil
development of new
methodology.
705

feedback from;
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : Yes. Inputs obtained will be evaluated
and teaching-learning- and informed to concerned faculty.
feedback?
does the department utilize gradation.
the feedback?
Sl. Year of
No. Passing
Academic /
Research
01 Dr.V.H.Kulkarni 1995 Principal
SET’s College of Pharmacy, Dharwad.
02 Dr.K.H.Desai 1999 Research Associate

Pharmaceutical
Industry
03 Shri.Himankar 2000 Director, R&D Yiling Bio-engineering
Baishiya & Technology Ltd. Bejing, China.
04 Ramesh Gunti 2012 Drug Safety Associate
PAREXEL International India Pvt Ltd.
Hyderabad
Government
service
05 Mrs.Sweta 2010 Drugs Inspector, Hubli.
Nagathan
Entrepreneurs
706
Pharmaceutical Marketing
07 Mr.Brian Pegado 2000 Senior Product Manager,
Lupin Pharmaceuticals, Mumbai.
Pharmacist
08 Mr.Ankit Patel 1999 Senior Pharmacist, New York Hospital,
USA.
09 Mr.S.H.Hiremath 2003 Pharmacist
Private Hospital, Muscat
10 Mr.Samuel K. 2006 Pharmacist
Kerama Kericho District Hospital, Kenya
Sl.
No
02 17.02.2014 Dr.H.Niranjana Murthy, Production of
Professor, Secondary
PG Department of Botany, Metabolites through
Karnatak University, Dharwad tissue culture
03 14.03.2014 Dr.Veeresh Babu S.V., Drugs and
Drugs Inspector, Gadag Circle, Cosmetics Act
05 01.02.2013 Dr.Shobha Ganji, Newer Applications
Research Scientist, of Niacin
University of California,Irvine,
USA.
Bangalore.
707

laboratory
08 07.11.2013 Dr.I.M.Khazi, Professor of Stereochemistry &
Organic Chemistry, P. G. Dept. of its Pharmacological
Studies in Chemistry, Karnatak Significance
University, Dharwad
09 14.01.2012 Dr.G.V.Murli Mohan Babu, Head “Biopharmaceutial
of Formulation R & D, Unichem classifications of
Labs., Goa drugs &
Pharmacokinetic
parameters to be
considered in
designing a drug
delivery”
10 14.02.2012 Dr.Anand Pandurangi, Consulting “Stress
Psychiatrist, Dharwad Management in
Professional
Courses”
11 13.03.2012 Shri.Nagaraj M. Kulkarni, “Basic
Orchid Research Laboratories Immunohistochemis
Ltd., Chennai try”
12 03.09.2012 Dr. S. V. Hiremath, New Dimensions in
Prof and Head, Department of Drug Development:
Biotechnology, Biotechnology
P.C.Jabin Science College, Hubli Perspectives
School of Pharmacy & Life complications
Sciences, of diabetes :
Robert Gordon University, United The hope and
Kingdom the reality
2) Profession of
Pharmacy in
United Kingdom

Kingdom.
708
15 02.02.2011 Shri.Ankit Desai Role of Pharmacist

Pharmacy District Manager, in USA
Rite Aid Corporation,
Flushing,
NEW YORK, USA.
16 21.02.2011 Pharmacy at
Prof. Roderick B Walker, Prof.
Rhodes – South
Michael T Davies Coleman.
Africa
17 21.12.2011 “Regulations in
Pharmaceutical
Assurance Manager, Prabhva
Organics Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad
CGMP & GLP”
18 02.03.2010 Dr. P Gundurao Perspective of
Director, Research in
Divi’s Laboratory, Industry
Sanath Nagar, Hyderabad.
19 17.09.2010 Dr. V.M.Kulkarni Computer Aided
Professor, Bharati Vidyapeeth’s Drug Design
College of Pharmacy, Pune.
20 11.10.2010 Dr. Thippeswamy B.S. Searching Medline
Sree siddganga college of Effectively
pharmacy, Tumkur.
21 27.11.2010 Dr.M.N.A.Rao Chemistry in
General Manager (R&D), industry
Devi’s Laboratories Limited,
C-26, Industrial Estate,
Sanathnagar, Hyderabad.
clinical teaching.
46. How does the department ensure : * Through University Results.
47. Highlight the participation of :  The NSS unit is actively involved
students and faculty in extension in various activities like blood
activities. donation camps, has formed Red
Ribbon Club whose sole motto is
awareness and prevention of
709
AIDS. Both the faculty and

students are encouraged to
participate actively.
 It is also involved in various social
and community services like
in Rallies.
various organisations by
presenting health related
awareness programs.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Visit to Bulk Drug Manufacturing
scholarly activities” of the Units and Analytical Laboratories.
department.
50. Briefly highlight the : Synthesis of new molecules based on

contributions of the department QSAR models.
basic or applied.
 Publications in  No  Higher Studies  Decline in
Peer reviewed international – Post- admission
International collaboration graduate and for Post-
Journals. Doctoral graduation
 Inclination for Studies. programme.
Research  Job  Redesigning
activities. opportunities of
 Willing to adopt in curriculum
or investigate Pharmaceutical to enhance
new techniques Industries, employability
710
for the synthesis Marketing and

of new chemical in Research
moieties. Institutions.
52. Future plans of the Department :  To have Industry-Institute
collaboration and consultancy.
 To develop laboratory facilities
for Quantitative structure-activity
relationships (QSAR) and
Molecular graphics-based drug
design.
711
Evaluative Reports Pharmacy-Hubballi (Pharmacognosy & Phytochemistry)
Department of Pharmacognosy & Phytochemistry

1. Name of the Department : Pharmacognosy & Phytochemistry
university?
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated PG: M.Pharm. in Pharmacognosy &
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Phytochemistry
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, Doctorate: Ph.D. in Pharmacy
Diploma, PG Diploma, Doctor of Pharmacy : Pharm.D.
fellowship, etc.)
6. Courses in collaboration with : -
7. Details of programs : -
reasons.
8. Examination System: : Annual –PG
Annual / Semester / Trimester / Semester -UG
departments
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 01 01 01
Lecturer -- -- --
712

No. of Years
Experience
Dr. R. V. B.Sc., Professor & Pharmacognosy 25
Savadi M.Pharm., HoD &
Ph.D. Phytochemistry
Dr. M.Pharm Associate Pharmacognosy 15
Manjunath Ph.D. Professor &
K.P Phytochemistry
Dr. (Smt.) K. M.Pharm Assistant Pharmacognosy 21
S. Akki Ph.D. Professor &
Phytochemistry
Dr. H. N. M.Pharm Assistant Pharmacognosy 09
Sholapur Professor &
Phytochemistry
professors

Ratio PG: 6:1
Pharm.D.: 8:1

staff (technical) &
filled & actual
Technical 01 01 01
Attenders 02 02 02
16. Research thrust areas as :  Bioactivity guided isolation.
recognized by major funding  Characterization of bioactive
agencies phytoconstituents and formulations.
 Standardization of Polyherbal
formulation.
 Plant tissue Culture.

713

Title of Amount Principle
Sl. Year of
Agency / Scheme the Sanctioned Investigat
No. Sanction
Project (Rs.) or
01 All India Council Isolation Rs.17.00 2013 Dr.Manjun
for Technical of lakhs ath K.P
Education, Bioactive
New Delhi under Phytoconst (Amount
Modernisation ituents and Received
and Removal of Standardis Rs.13.60
Obsolescence ation of lakhs)
Scheme Herbal
(MODROBS). Formulatio
ns used in
alternative
systems of
Medicine
received
a.National collaboration Nil
b.International collaboration Nil
received
No. Scheme
01 All India Council for Modernisation and Dr. Manjunath
Technical Education, Removal of K. P.
New Delhi. Obsolescence Scheme
Rs.17.00 (MODROBS)
July, 2013 - 1 year
714

22. Publications :
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
 Citation Index range / : 0-15
average
 SNIP : 0.718
 SJR : 0.484
 Impact Factor – range / : 0.5-1.0
average
 h-index : Dr.R.V.Savadi - 9
Dr.Manjunath K.P - 5
Dr. (Smt.)K.S.Akki - 4
Dr. H.N.Sholapur - 5
23. Details of patents and income : Nil.
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : Rs.76,700=00 Development of

income generated phytopharmaceuticals.
715

a) National committees : Executive Committee Member for
Indian society of Pharmacognosy
b) International committees : Nil.
c) Editorial Boards : Indian Journal of Pharmacognosy
d) any other (specify) : Nil.
Sl. State / Inter-
01 QIP -- 02 -- 02
02 Training Programme -- -- -- --
03 Workshop 02 02 -- 04
04 Resource Persons -- 02 -- 02
institute
level by
 Faculty : Nil.
fellows
 Students : 01
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
716

Applications Selected Pass Percentage
Name of the
2014-15
B.Pharm. 35 18 17
M.Pharm. 00 00 00
Pharm.D. 19 05 14
2013-14
UG – B.Pharm. 46 24 22 95 100
PG – M.Pharm. 00 00 00 -- --
2012-13
UG – B.Pharm. 34 24 10 66 100
PG – M.Pharm. 02 00 02 -- --
2011-12
UG – B.Pharm. 26 18 08 93 87
PG – M.Pharm. 00 00 00 100 --
2010-11
UG – B.Pharm. 21 14 07 93 100
PG – M.Pharm. 01 01 00 100 100
M.Pharm.
2014-15 00 00 00 00
2013-14 00 00 00 00
2012-13 02 100 00 00
2011-12 00 00 00 00
2010-11 00 00 01 100
34. How many students have cleared : GATE /GPAT - 24
GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS,
category-wise.
717

UG to PG 10
PG to Ph.D. 20
Employed
Entrepreneurs 10
graduates
the State
States
country
regard to
a) Library : The departmental library is well stacked
with 15 latest reference books, which have
enhanced the quality of research output of
Students.
Central Library: Titles – 421
Volumes – 1630
teaching learning.
718

Associates
university
Student /
Title of the project Guide
Scholar name
Phytochemical, pharmacological evaluation of
Mr.Jedage
Sapindus emarginatus Vahl. And Morinda Dr. K. P.
Hariba
pubescens.J.E.Sm.Barks for Hepatoprotective Manjunath
Dhondiram
and Nephroprotective activity
universities
40. Number of post graduate : All PG students receive financial
students getting financial assistance from the University for
assistance from the university. research

feedback from;
as teaching-learning- considered during Syllabus up gradation.
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : Yes. Inputs obtained will be evaluated
and teaching-learning- and informed to concerned faculty.
feedback?
programs offered and how considered during Syllabus up gradation.
feedback?
719

Sl. Year of
No. Passing
Academic /
Research
01 Dr. K. H. Desai 1999 Research Associate
02 Mr. Kelshikar 2003 Clinical Research Analyst
Vikrant Cognizant Technology, India Pvt. Ltd.,
Mumbai.
Pharmaceutical
Industry
03 Shri.Himankar 2000 Director, R&D and F&D, Bejing China,
Baishiya Pvt. Ltd, China
04 Mr.Rajesh 1995 Senior Manager
M.Horaginamani Manufacturing Strides WC Somerset,
New Jersey, USA
05 Mr. Ashish 2005 Manufacturing Chemist
Kumar Medicamen Biotech Ltd. Rajasthan
Government
service
06 Mr.Prakash 2005 Pharmacist
G.Yaragatti Primary Health Center, Bagalkot.
07 Mr. Ajay Mudgal 2005 Drug Inspector, Circle 3, Bangalore
Entrepreneurs
09 Mr.Ravindra R. 1999 Managing Partner, Grukrupa Agencies,
Gandmali Hubli
Pharmaceutical
Marketing
10 Mr.Basavaraj A. 1999 Regional Manager,
Malagar Dr.Reddy’s Labs Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad.
Sl.
No
720
02 17.02.2014 Dr.H.Niranjana Murthy, Production of

Professor, Secondary
PG Department of Botany, Metabolites through
Karnatak University, Dharwad tissue culture
03 14.03.2014 Dr.Veeresh Babu S.V., Drugs and
Drugs Inspector, Gadag Circle, Cosmetics Act
05 04.03.2013 Shri.B.S.Shivanand, Career opportunities
District Manager, Janssen in Pharmaceutical
Pharmaceuticals, Division of Marketing
Jhonson & Jhonson
Pharmaceutical Pvt. Ltd., H.Q.
Hubli
Bangalore.
laboratory
08 14.02.2012 Dr.Anand Pandurangi, Consulting “Stress
Psychiatrist, Dharwad Management in
Professional
Courses”
09 03.09.2012 Dr. S. V. Hiremath, New Dimensions in
Prof and Head, Department of Drug Development:
Biotechnology, Biotechnology
P.C.Jabin Science College, Hubli Perspectives
10 10.09.2012 Dr.B.D.Huddar, Taxonomy of Plants

Retd. Professor, SK Arts & HSK – related to
Science Institute, Hubli PHARMACY
721

School of Pharmacy & Life complications
Sciences, of diabetes :
Robert Gordon University, United The hope and
Kingdom the reality
2) Profession of
Pharmacy in
United Kingdom
Kingdom.
13 Prof. Roderick B Walker, Prof. Pharmacy at Rhodes
21.02.2011
Michael T Davies Coleman. – South Africa
14 21.12.2011 Shri.C.K.Shridhar Rao, Quality “Regulations in
Assurance Manager, Prabhva Pharmaceutical
Organics Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad laboratories – GMP,
CGMP & GLP”
15 02.03.2010 Dr. P Gundurao
Perspective of
Director,
Research in
Divi’s Laboratory,
Industry
Sanath Nagar, Hyderabad.
16 11.10.2010 Dr. Thippeswamy B.S. Searching Medline
Sree Siddganga College of Effectively
Pharmacy, Tumkur.
17 27.11.2010 Dr.M.N.A.Rao Chemistry in
General Manager (R&D), industry
Devi’s Laboratories Limited,
C-26, Industrial Estate,
Sanathnagar, Hyderabad.
adopted by the faculty for * Chalk and talk.
different programs including
clinical teaching.
46. How does the department ensure : * University Results.

that program objectives are * Feedback from Alumni.
722

students and faculty in extension activities like blood donation camps,
activities. has formed Red Ribbon Club whose
sole motto is awareness and
prevention of AIDS. Both the
faculty and students are encouraged
to participate actively.
health and hygeine) and parcipate in
Rallies.
college students, workers of various
organisations by presenting health
related awareness programs.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus :  Use of medicinal plant garden as a
scholarly activities” of the source of knowledge and research
department. for students
 Visit to Herbal Drug Manufacturing
Units and Medicinal Plant Gardens.
 To create awareness about plants
for medicinal use.
by MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the :  Extraction, Isolation and
contributions of the department characterization of bioactive
in generating new knowledge, phytoconstituents.
basic or applied.  Standardization of crude drugs and
development of polyherbal
formulations
 Application of advanced tissue
culture methods for preparation of
secondary metabolites.
 Conservation and protection of
endangered medicinal plants.
723

 The department has  Poor Industry  Obtaining process  Poor
qualified, Institution patents for herbal availability of
competent and interaction. drug formulations marker
committed teaching  Lack of  Development and compounds for
faculty with external standardization of herbal drugs
integritity, sincerity funding from polyherbal research
and honesty of external formulations  Recruitment of
teaching. agencies. nonprofessional
 The department has s in herbal
good infrastructure industry.
for Research.  Lack of
 The department has stringent
developed close regulatory
association with control for
other Colleges and herbal
Universities that formulations.
helps in research
and development.
52. Future plans of the Department :  To improve the research facilities
for isolation of bioactive
phytoconstituents.
 To optimize standard procedures
for standardization of polyherbal
formulations.
 Enhancement of secondary
metabolites by tissue culture.
724
Evaluative Reports Pharmacy-Bengaluru (Pharmacology)
KLEU COLLEGE OF PHARMACY - BENGALURU
2. Year of Establishment : UG Department in 1999
PG Department in 2007
3. Is the Department part of a : Yes, it is a part of the College
university?
4. Names of programs offered (UG, :
UG (B. Pharm), PG (M.Pharm) & PhD
Integrated Ph.D.,
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Department of Pharmaceutics and
departments involved Pharmaceuticalchemistry
7. Details of programs discontinued : No programmes have been
if any, with reasons. discontinued
8. Examination System: : Annual examination for PG and
Annual / Semester / Trimester / Semester for UG programme.
9. Participation of the department : Participation in PG [M.Pharm] and Ph
in the courses offered by other D Research work.
departments
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 01 1 1
Associate Professor / 1 1
02
Reader
Lecturer - - -
725

No. of Yrs of
Experience
Dr. Purnima M.Pharm Professor &
Pharmacology 26 years
Ashok Ph.D Head
Dr. Prasanna M.Pharm Associate
Pharmacology 24 years
G.S Ph.D Professor
Ms.Resha Assistant
M. Pharm Pharmacology 05 years
Lotlekar Professor
Mrs. Assistant
M.Pharm. Pharmacology 01 year
Mamatha.K. Professor
Mrs. Dhanya M.Pharm. Assistant Pharmacy 01 year
Poulse Professor Practice
Dr. Sowmya Assistant Pharmacy
Pharm D 01 year
Reddy Professor Practice
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : UG 16:01
Ratio PG 03:01
15. Number of academic support staff : Sanctioned Filled Actual
(technical) and administrative
staff: sanctioned, filled and actual
Laboratory Technician 02 02 02
Laboratory attendar 02 02 02
Helpers / other menial staff 01 01 01
16. Research thrust areas as : Communicable diseases, Nutrition,
recognized by major funding Reproductive and child health, Non
agencies communicable diseases, traditional
medicine
c) Total grants received. Give the There are no ongoing projects.
project-wise. :
726
18. Inter-institutional collaborative -

received
a. National collaboration : Department is in collaboration with
Indian Institute of Chemical
Technology, Hyderabad, Department
of Biotechnology, Govt. Science
College, Bangalore University,
Bangalore, Central Food Technology
and Research institute, Mysore and
Regional Research institute,
Department of AYUSH, Karnataka
b. International collaboration : University of Mississippi, USA, Dept.
of Pharmaceutics.
Sl. Grant
Title of the Project Year Collaborator
No. Received
1 Anti-diabetic screening of Indian Institute of
novel molecules and Chemical
2012-13 Nil
understanding the molecular Technology,
mechanism Hyderabad.
2 Insights into the Central Food
neuroprotective properties of 2011-12 Technology and
Nil
tomato (Lycopersicon) seed Research institute,
extracts Mysore
3 Neuroprotective efficacy of Central Food
ferulic acid against the Technology and
2010-11 Nil
neurotoxicant rotenone in Research institute,
mice. Mysore
4 Evaluation of antiulcer activity
Central Food
of poly saccharaide extract of
Technology and
Zingiber officinalis and 2010-11
Research institute,
Brassica oleracea in different Nil
Mysore
models.
5 Govt. of
Toxicity studies in Rodents Karnataka, Dept. Rs.
2013
of AYUSH, 20,000/-
Bangalore.
6 Wound healing activity of Department of
Guanidine in different topical Pharmaceutics,
Rs.
applications using rodent 2011-12 The University of
20,000/-
model Mississippi, MS,
USA
727

received
20. Research facility / centre with Nil
22. Publications :
 Number listed in : Majority of journals are listed on
International Database (For national and international bases.
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
 Citation Index – range / : 21.4
average
 SNIP : -
 SJR : -
 Impact Factor – range / : 08
average
 h-index : -
728
23. Details of patents and income : 01 Indian patent filed

generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : Pre clinical studies.
income generated Total income generated since 2009 is
INR 6,66,653 /- [ Six lakhs sixty six
thousand six hundred and fifty three
only]
a) National committees : Prof [Dr]Purnima Ashok, Head of

the department served as member of
IAEC of M/s Himalaya Drugs,
Bangalore and Vishveshwarapuram
College of Pharmaceutical Sciences,
Bangalore, Co-convener of APTI
Women’s forum.
c) Editorial Boards : Prof [Dr] Purnima Ashok is member
of Editorial Board of journal –
International Journal of Research in
Phytochemistry and Pharmacology.
d) any other (specify) : Prof [ Dr] Purnima Ashok and
Prasanna GS are reviewers for
national and International
Pharmacology Journals.
Workshop Guest Lecture Seminar CME
42 17 31 02
 Percentage of students who : As shown in the Table [ Below]

729
 percentage of students doing : Year Industry Institute

projects in collaboration 2009-10 Nil 37.5%
with other universities / 2010-11 10% 20%
industry / institute 2011-12 10% 20%
2012-13 30% 10%
2013-14 Nil 20%
level by
 Faculty : Best Teacher awards from KLE
University to
1. Dr. Purnima Ashok
2. Dr. G S Prasanna
fellows
 Students : Nil
30. Seminars/ Conferences / : 14 events organized related to the
Workshops organized and the subject of Pharmacology like
source of funding (national /  Workshop “Current Trends in
international) with details of Pharmaceutical Research”
outstanding participants, if any  Seminar on “Research
Methodology in Pharmacology” &
 Guest lectures on various related
topics.
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
B.Pharm.
2010 27 21 06 85% 100%
2011 20 17 03 70% 100%
2012 26 18 08 94 % 100%
2013 31 16 15 93 % 93 %
M.Pharm
2010 27 21 06 85% 100%
2010 10 05 05 100 % 100 %
2011 10 05 05 100 % 100 %
2012 05 04 01 75 % -
730

B.Pharm.
2010 - 11.16 16.66 16.66
2011 - 6.66 18.33 3.33
2012 - 5 35 3.33
2013 - 36.66 13.33 -
2014 - 41.66 50 -
M.Pharm ‐
2010 - 10 ‐ Nil
2011 - - - Nil
2012 - - 40 Nil
2013 40 20 40 Nil
2014 - 100 Nil Nil
34. How many students have cleared : Number of students who were
Civil Services and Defense admitted to M.PHARM Course has
Services examinations, NET, SET, cleared GPAT [Graduate Pharmacy
Aptitude Test] and list is as follows.
No students have cleared any other
NCLEX, CGFNS, IELTS and above-mentioned examination
other competitive examinations? 2008-09: 05
Give details category-wise. 2009-10: 04
2010-11: 09
2011-12: 08
2012-13 : Nil
2013-14 : Nil
UG to PG As per university regulation
PG to M.Phil, DM / M Ch / DNB Nil
PG to Ph.D. As per university regulation
Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral Not applicable
Employed
Entrepreneurs Nil
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graduates
from other universities within the : 100 %
State
from universities from other States : Nil
country
37. Number of faculty who were : PhD : 02 [ During 2010 and 2012 ]
assessment period
regard to
a) Library : Anatomy &Physiology Lab for UG,
Pharmacology Lab of both UG and
PG have Departmental library, in
addition to main library and Digital
library
b) Internet facilities for staff and : 100% for staff and PG students
students make use of Digital library for their
research / project work, in addition
to main library and Digital library.
c) Total number of class rooms : 06 for UG
d) Class rooms with ICT facility : 04 class rooms are fitted with LCD
and ‘smart’ class rooms projector
e) Students’ laboratories :  01 lab for Human Anatomy
and Physiology,
 * Separate Pharmacology
laboratories for UG and PG
Course.[ 01 each]
university
universities
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40. Number of post graduate students : Financial assistance is provided by

getting financial assistance from University for PG research
the university.
41. Was any need assessment exercise : Not applicable
42. Does the department obtain feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Yes.
evaluation? If yes, how does The feedback will be discussed in
the department utilize the BOS once half yearly and
feedback? suggestion implemented.
b. students on staff, curriculum : Yes, Feedback from Final year UG
and teaching-learning- students is solicited on the
evaluation and how does the curriculum and faculty teaching
department utilize the final year subjects and not
feedback? specifically with pharmacology and
related subjects. Feed back is also
solicited from PG students at the
end of their course on staff and
curriculum.
HOD will receive a copy of
evaluation report and will interact
with faculty members for
suggestions to improve teaching
learning evaluation and address
individually any draw backs /
assessment parameters that need
attention.
c alumni and employers on the : Yes.
programs offered and how In BOS of the University the
does the department utilize feedback from the alumni and
the feedback? employers will be discussed and any
specific change / Suggestions are
implemented.
1. Mr. Gokul : Research scholar at CFTRI [Biochemistry and Nutrition]
2. Mr. Deepak Gupta : Senior Research Fellowship, Jamia Hamdard, Delhi
3. Ms. Nishi Gupta: Associate Scientific Writer, M/s Indgene Life systems,
Bangalore
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4. Mr. Patel Bhavin Pithambar : Associate Scientific Writer, M/s Indgene Life
systems, Bangalore
5. Mr. Maduri Shashank Rao : Executive-Pharmacovigilance, Micro Labs
Ltd., Bangalore
6. Mr. Rajpreet Singh : Data Analyst, M/s Cognizant Technology Services,
Mumbai
7. Mr. Nirlep Gajiwala : Sr. Medical Writer, M/s Medeka Health Pvt. Ltd.,
Bangalore
8. Mr. Vivek Sharma ; Research Associate , M/s Syngene, an affiliate of M/s
Biocon, Bangalore
9. Ms. Dhanya. N Poulose : Associate Clinical Data Coordinator at M/s
Quintiles, Bangalore
44. Give details of student : As such there is no specific student
enrichment programs (special enrichment programme; however,
lectures / workshops / seminar) guest lectures and seminars from
involving external experts. : experts in the field are held routinely
for PG students.
45. List the teaching methods : Apart from conventional teaching
adopted by the faculty for methods, staff members routinely also
different programs including make use of PPT.
clinical teaching.
46. How does the department ensure : Consistent results in Pharmacology and
that program objectives are related subjects at the UG level and PG
constantly met and learning Level and alumni of the institution being
outcomes are monitored? employed in the leading CROs in
Bangalore [being selected in campus
interview] clearly suggest that the
objectives have been met.
47. Highlight the participation of : Number of students pursuing B.Pharm
students and faculty in extension course are participating in variety of
activities. extension activities including NSS.
Some PG students have also
participated in extension activities.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Undergraduate Students are given small
scholarly activities” of the project work from the department every
department. year.
by other agencies? If yes, give Research which is accredited ‘A’
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50. Briefly highlight the : As per scholarly publication by PG

contributions of the department student and faculty members in the
in generating new knowledge, preceding years
basic or applied.
 Experienced and Not yet  Growing drug  Attracting
dedicated received any discovery students for
faculty, major grants industries in the course,
approved animal from national / the country , tough
house facility, international pharmacovigil challenges
Well equipped funding ance and from other
Laboratories, agencies. Multinational professional
excellent clinical courses
information research offering
source to organizations scope for
facilitate offering earlier
research, and opportunities growth and
constant support to pharmacy monetary
from graduates and benefits
management Post graduates
recognizing and
faculty multidisciplina
contribution. ry approaches
signals
opportunities
for the
department to
participate in
research.
52. Future plans of the Department : 1. To apply and procure financial
grant from governmental and
other agencies.
2. To build and develop cell culture
and Psychopharmacology
laboratories.
3. To participate in multidisciplinary
research within the institution.
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Evaluative Reports Pharmacy-Bengaluru (Pharmaceutical Chemistry)

2. Year of Establishment : UG Department 1999
PG Department 2004
3. Is the Department part of a : Yes it is part of the college.
university?
4. Names of programs offered : UG , PG & Ph.D.
(UG,
Integrated Ph.D.,
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : NA
6. Courses in collaboration with : NA
7. Details of programs : NA
reasons.
8. Examination System: : UG – Semester,
Annual / Semester / Trimester / PG – Annual system
9. Participation of the department : NA
departments
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 02 02 02
Lecturer - - -
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Name No. of Years
Experience
Dr.SM M.Pharm. Principal & Pharm.
30
Hipparagi Ph.D Professor Chemistry
Prof.YD M.Pharm Professor Pharm.
36
Satyanarayana Chemistry
Dr.S S Karki M.Pharm. Professor & Pharm.
18
Ph.D HOD. Chemistry
Dr.Vanita S M.Pharm. Professor Pharm.
20
Ph.D Chemistry
Mr.Sujeet M.Pharm Asst. Pharm.
07
Kumar Professor Chemistry
Mrs.Shilpa M.Pharm Asst. Pharm.
10
Murthy Professor Chemistry
Mrs. Sujitha. M.Pharm. Asst. Pharm. 03
R. Professor Chemistry
Ms. Arnika M.Pharm Asst. Pharm. 01
Das Professor Chemistry
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : UG: 01:16

Ratio PG: 03:01

staff (technical) &
filled & actual
16. Research thrust areas as : 1) Synthesis of Anti-cancer Drugs
recognized by major funding 2) Microwave assisted Organic
agencies synthesis
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Issuing
Title Amount Year
Authority
Design & Synthesis of 3-Aryl 40,000=00 AAGCPA- 2014
Coumarin Derivatives as Forty thousand only New York
HSP-90 Inhibitors
received
a) National collaboration Nil
b) International collaboration Nil
Sl. Funding
Title Amount Investigator
No Agency
1 Synthesis, characterization DST, New 6,60,000 Dr. Subhas S.
and In-vivo, In-vitro Delhi Karki
antineoplastic activities of
novel ruthenium complexes
2 Microwave assisted synthesis UGC, 50,000 Dr.S.S.Karki
of Nitrogen & Sulfur New Delhi &
containing heterocyclic Dr.S.M.Hippar
compounds for agi
pharmacological activity.
3 Design, Synthesis and QSAR AICTE, 17,21,000 Dr.S.S.Karki
studies of some heterocyclic New Delhi
compounds for their Anti-
HIV and Cytotoxic activity
4 Design & Synthesis of some UGC, 1,85,000 Mr.Sujit
nitrogen and sulfur containing Bengaluru Kumar
heterocyclic compounds as
Antitubercular agents
5. Design of Microvave assisted AICTE, 14,30,000/ Dr. S.M.
synthesis of some Heterocyclic New Delhi - Hipparagi.
compounds and QSAR studies
for their Anticancer and
Antitubercular Activity
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22. Publications :
 Number of papers published : National - 20
in peer reviewed journals International - 22
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
 Citation Index – range/average : Dr. SSK - 397
 SNIP : -
 SJR : -
 Impact Factor–range / average : 1.65
 h-index : Dr. SSK - 11
23. Details of patents and income : 1. Indian Patent Filed (Appl. No.
generated 2713/CHE/2012) on 04/07/2012.
“Compounds as Inhibitors of DNA
Double Strand Break Repair, Methods
& Applications Thereof”
2. World patent filed (PCT IB
2013051798) on 07/03/2013.
“Compounds as Inhibitors of DNA
Double Strand Break Repair, Methods
& Applications Thereof”
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24. Areas of consultancy and : Research grant from AGAGCP.

income generated 2014: Rs.40,000/-.
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Faculty members regularly attend
(Refresher / orientation refresher courses, workshops
programs, workshops, training conducted by parent university / apex
programs and similar programs). bodies and professional bodies.
08 06 10 -
 Percentage of students who 1 Student working in the institution
 percentage of students doing Nil
institute
level by
 Faculty : 01 (STARS Award from AAGCPA-New
York)
 Students : Nil
30. Seminars/ Conferences / : 16 events organized common to all
Workshops organized and the subjects.
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
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Program (refer to Applications Male Female Male Female
question no. 4) received
B.Pharm.
2010 27 21 06 85% 100%
2011 20 17 03 64. 70% 100%
2012 26 18 08 94 % 100%
2013 31 16 15 93 % 93 %
2014 55 39 16 - -
M.Pharm
2010 16 05 11 80 % 100 %
2011 01 00 01 - 100 %
2012 02 01 01 100 % 100 %
2013 01 01 0 100 % -
2014 03 02 01 - -
:
33. Diversity of students
4)
B.Pharm.
2010 11.16 % 16.66 % 16.66 % 11.16 %
2011 6.66 % 18.33 % 3.33 % 6.66 %
2012 5% 35 % 3.33 % 5%
2013 36.66 % 13.33 % - 36.66 %
2014 41.66 % 50 % - 41.66 %
‐
M.Pharm
2010 0 5.56 % 83. 33 % -
2011 0 - 5.56 % -
2012 11.11 % - - -
2013 - 5.56 % - -
2014 11.11 % 5.56 % - -
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34. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services
examinations, NET, SET, GATE, USMLE, PLAB, GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS,
IELTS and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise.:
Year GPAT GRE TOEFL IELTS
2010 03 03 03 09
2011 05 08 05 --
2012 02 05 05 16
2013 04 01 -- 01
2014 01 -- -- --
Total 15 17 13 26
UG to PG 54 %
PG to Ph.D. -
Employed 40.66 %
Entrepreneurs -
graduates
State
country
awarded M.Phil., DM, M Ch, Dr. Vanita S awarded Ph.D
assessment period
regard to
a) Library : 2787
students
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e) Students’ laboratories : UG 12 PG 01
f) Research laboratories : BSRC 01
university
universities
the university.
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Yes, The faculty have the autonomy to
as teaching-learning- give the feedback on the teaching-learning
evaluation? If yes, how does evaluation. The feedback would help to
the department utilize the refine the teaching-learning process and
update the curriculum as per the need.
feedback?
and teaching-learning- students is collected on the curriculum
evaluation and how does the and faculty teaching final year subjects
department utilize the and related subjects. Feed back is also
collected from PG students at the end of
feedback?
their course on staff and curriculum.
c. alumni and employers on the : No
feedback?
1. Shantaram Nayak - Ph.D-Asst. Professor - Govt College of Phrmacy,
Bangalore
2. Khushwant Bansal - B.Pharma Head -Africa Operations -Biocon Ltd,
Bangalore.
3. L Nithin Choudhary - B.Pharma-Deputy Manager, Validations-Biocon,
Bangalore.
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4. K.S.Ravindra - M.Pharma, Pharmacology, Principal Research Scientist, -

Advenis Therapeutics, Bangalore
5. Kajal Chandra Ghosh M.S, Pharmaceutical Analysis QA Releasing officer
Regional drug manufacturing unit Portsmouyh, UKMember of Royal Society
of Chemistry, UK 2011
6. Pritish Sarkar, M.Tech, Ph.D Senior Manager, Shantha Biotech, Hyderabad
7. Mohit Patel, Pharm.D, Pharmacy, Supervisor Lee, Memorial Health System,
Florida
8. Pranjal Basumatary, IDBI, Guwahati, MBA, Manager, IDBI, Guwahati,
Pranjal , Basumatary, IDBI, Guwahati
9. Chandrakala Shilpa, B.Pharma, Drug Inspector, Drug control department,
Karnataka
10. Nethravathi, B.Pharma, Drug Inspector, Drug control department, Karnataka
Event 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
CME
Guest Lectures 02 04 04 06 04
Workshops - - - - 1
45. List the teaching methods : The university offers only professional
adopted by the faculty for programmes as such only 40 to 45%
different programs including time constitutes the lecture method and
clinical teaching. rest of the time is meant for practicals.
In addition to chalk and talk method or
classroom instruction method, other
avenues of learning have always been
deployed depending on the nature of
subject / course.
The Departments, without exception
hold seminars, group discussion, invited
lectures. Participatory learning and other
methods of learning are provided to the
students. Information communication
technologies (ICT) enabled learning
constitutes 30% of teaching which
supplements lecture methods. Field
visits, workshops, projects, case studies
and presentations rotatory internship,
reverse teaching etc. add flavor to the
method of teaching. In addition to
above, faculty use the interactive
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method, project based learning,

experimental learning, simulators,
models. All these teaching methods are
used to make the teaching-learning
experience interactive, meaningful and
interesting.
46. How does the department ensure : At the end of the academic year
that program objectives are feedback from all students is obtained
constantly met and learning through a scientifically designed format
outcomes are monitored? on the academic offerings which forms a
vital input for design and redesign of the
curriculum. The suggestions made by
the students council is also a valid
source of feedback.
At the end of every academic year,
feedback from the students is obtained
on the teaching of teacher in each paper.
This feedback is analyzed and
communicated to the teacher concerned
for his future improvement. Students
also give the feedback on the
infrastructural facilities, hostels, library
and other learning resources. Analysis
of which is used for the betterment and
the future considerations.
47. Highlight the participation of : NSS unit gets involved in various
activities. awareness programmes like prevention
of AIDS, TB etc. Both the faculty and
students are encouraged to participate
actively in these activities. The
university has instituted 12 awards per
year for the teachers who have excelled
themselves in teaching, research and
extension activities.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : The institution encourages the staff to
scholarly activities” of the register for their Ph. D programme and
department. present research outcomes in the
conferences and workshops by
providing them with TA and DA, and
also travel grant to visit abroad for
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conferences, publish articles in journals

by reimbersing the expenses met for the
preparation of the manuscript and
incentives for publications
49. State whether the program/ :  This institute is constituent of
department is accredited/ graded KLE Academy of Higher
by other agencies? If yes, give Education and Research which is
details. accrediated “A” grade by NAAC
&Placed in the “A” category by
MHRD (GoI)
50. Briefly highlight the :  Actively involved in the research for

contributions of the department developing new molecules for the
in generating new knowledge, treatment of Cancer and T.B.
basic or applied.
 Specialists in microwave organic
Synthesis.
of the department.:
Excellent - Cancer Research Attracting students
Infrastructure
External funding - Microwave -
Synthesis
Collaboration with - - -
external agencies
Consultation to - - -
industries
52. Future plans of the Department : To establish Research laboratory for
more research activity involving other
department.
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Evaluative Reports Pharmacy-Bengaluru (Pharmacognosy)
Department of Pharmacognosy
1. Name of the Department : Pharmacognosy

university?
4. Names of programs offered (UG, : UG – B.Pharm
PG, Pharm D, Integrated Pharm.D
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : The Department is having
departments involved interdisciplinary program with
Department of Pharmaceutics for
development of herbal formulation.
6. Courses in collaboration with :No.
other
institutions, etc.
8. Examination System: : Semester system is followed for UG
Annual / Semester / Trimester / course.
departments
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor - - -
Lecturer
Senior Resident
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No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Rajamma M.Pharm Assoc. Pharmacognosy 12 yrs
A. J. Ph.D. Professor
Dr.Mamatha M.Pharm Assoc. Pharmacognosy 10 yrs
A. Ph.D. Professor
Mr.R.Karadi M.Pharm Assoc. Pharmacognosy 20 yrs
Professor
professors
Ratio
16. Research thrust areas as : 1. Pesticidal activity
recognized by major funding 2. Microtron irradiation in microbial
agencies safety and medicinal quality
Sl Funding Investigator
Title Amount
no Agency (s)
1. National
Bioassay guided isolation
Dr. Rajamma
of mosquito larvicidal ICMR Rs. 22,56,940
A.J
principles from Western
ghat plants
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2. National
Use of microtron
irradiation in microbial DAE- Dr. Mamatha.
Completed
safety and medicinal BRNS A
quality of Ashwagandha
and Kalmegh.
received
19. Departmental projects funded by : ICMR - Rs. 22,56,940
ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP / DAE-BRNS – Rs. 21,39,450
22. Publications :
 Number of papers published : National - 09
in peer reviewed journals International - 08
Medline, etc.)
 Citation Index range / : Nil
average
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 SNIP : Nil
 SJR : Nil
 Impact Factor–range / average : 2-3
 h-index : Nil
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and income : Nil
generated
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Following table gives the number of
(Refresher / orientation refresher / orientation programs,
programs and similar programs). similar programs attended by faculty.
01 14 01 -
 Percentage of students who Nil
 percentage of students doing Nil
institute
level by
 Faculty : Nil
 Students : Nil
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30. Seminars/ Conferences / : 16 events organized common to all

Workshops organized and the subjects.
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
B.Pharm.
2010 27 21 06 85% 100%
2011 20 17 03 64. 70% 100%
2012 26 18 08 94 % 100%
2013 31 16 15 93 % 93 %
2014 55 39 16 - -
B.Pharm.
2010 11.16 % 16.66 % 16.66 % 11.16 %
2011 6.66 % 18.33 % 3.33 % 6.66 %
2012 5% 35 % 3.33 % 5%
2013 36.66 % 13.33 % - 36.66 %
2014 41.66 % 50 % - 41.66 %
34. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services
examinations, NET, SET, GATE, USMLE, PLAB, GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS,
IELTS and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise. :
2010 03 03 03 09
2011 05 08 05 --
2012 02 05 05 16
2013 04 01 -- 01
2014 01 -- -- --
Total 15 15 30 60
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UG to PG 54 %
PG to Ph.D. -
Employed 40.66 %
Entrepreneurs -
graduates
State
from universities from other : 37.5 %
States
country
awarded M.Phil., DM, M Ch, Dr. Rajamma A J and Dr. Mamatha
Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during A were awarded Ph.D.
regard to
a) Library : Books – 1361,
students
e) Students’ laboratories : UG 12, 02 Pharmacognosy labs.
f) Research laboratories : 01 Basic Science Research Lab.
from the host institution/ university : Nil
from other institutions / : Nil
universities
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the university.
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Yes, The faculty have the autonomy
as teaching-learning- to give the feedback on the teaching-
evaluation? If yes, how does learning evaluation. The feedback
the department utilize the would help to refine the teaching-
feedback? learning process and update the
curriculum as per the need.
and teaching-learning- students is collected on the
evaluation and how does the curriculum and faculty teaching
department utilize the final year subjects and related
feedback? subjects. Feed back is also collected
from PG students at the end of their
course on staff and curriculum.
feedback?
1. Shantaram Nayak - Ph.D-Asst. Professor - Govt College of Phrmacy,
Bangalore
Bangalore.
Bangalore.
Regional drug manufacturing unit Portsmouyh, UKMember of Royal
Society of Chemistry, UK 2011
7. Mohit Patel, Pharm.D, Pharmacy, Supervisor Lee, Memorial Health
System, Florida
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Karnataka
10. Nethravathi, B.Pharma, Drug Inspector, Drug control department,
Karnataka
Event 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
CME - - - - -
Workshops - 01 1 - -
45. List the teaching methods : The university offers only
adopted by the faculty for professional programmes as such only
different programs including 40 to 45% time constitutes the lecture
clinical teaching. method and rest of the time is meant
for practicals. In addition to chalk and
talk method or classroom instruction
method, other avenues of learning
have always been deployed depending
on the nature of subject / course.
hold seminars, group discussion,
invited lectures. Participatory learning
and other methods of learning are
provided to the students. Information
communication technologies (ICT)
enabled learning constitutes 30% of
teaching which supplements lecture
methods. Field visits, workshops,
projects, case studies and
presentations rotatory internship,
models. All these teaching methods
are used to make the teaching-
learning experience interactive,
meaningful and interesting.
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constantly met and learning through a scientifically designed
outcomes are monitored? format on the academic offerings
which forms a vital input for design
and redesign of the curriculum. The
suggestions made by the students
council is also a valid source of
feedback.
on the teaching of teacher in each
paper. This feedback is analyzed and
communicated to the teacher
concerned for his future improvement.
Students also give the feedback on the
infrastructural facilities, hostels,
library and other learning resources.
Analysis of which is used for the
betterment and the future
considerations.
activities. awareness programmes like prevention
of AIDS, TB etc. Both the faculty and
students are encouraged to participate
actively in these activities. The
university has instituted 12 awards per
year for the teachers who have excelled
scholarly activities” of the register for their Ph. D programme
department. and present research outcomes in the
conferences, publish articles in
journals by reimbersing the expenses
met for the preparation of the
manuscript and incentives for
publications
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details. accredited ‘A’ grade by NAAC
MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the : The department of Pharmacognosy
contributions of the department has been involved in the
in generating new knowledge, standardization of herbal drugs with
basic or applied. respect to the microbial load. The
Ph.D student of the department are
trained to formulate and evaluate the
herbal drugs for the pesticidal activity
from Western Ghats. Bioactivity
guided isolation was carried out to
discover the new molecules
responsible for mosquitocidal activity.
Qualified faculty Collaboration To reconnect with At least one
with the alumni on alumni funded project
industry day per year
Publications in To participate and Inter –
National and involve in extra institutional
International curricular activities. collaborative
journals projects and
associated
grants
More attempts for To get molded for -
funded projects leadership by
and income conducting
generation workshops, seminars
and conferences for
students
Student centered - -
learning
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52. Future plans of the Department : 1. To Design and develop herbal

formulation.
2. To conduct UDEHP workshop
3. To obtain more funded project
form different agencies
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Evaluative Reports Pharmacy-Bengaluru (Pharmaceutics)

2. Year of Establishment : UG : 1999 ; PG Pharmaceutics : 2011
university?
4. Names of programs offered : At present UG programme is offered
(UG, and PG in Pharmaceutics and Ph.D
PG, Pharm D, Integrated started from 2011.
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., UG- B,Pharm
Integrated Ph.D., PG – M.Pharm
Certificate, Diploma, PG Ph.D
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : The Department is having
departments involved interdisciplinary program with
Department of Pharmacology for
animal studies and Department of
Pharmacognosy for herbal formulation
reasons.
8. Examination System: : Annual system is followed for PG
Annual / Semester / Trimester / course whereas semester system is
Choice Based Credit System followed for UG course.
departments
Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 2 1 1
Lecturer - - -
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No. of Years
Experience
Dr. H.N. M.Pharm. Professor and Pharmceutics 21
Shivakumar Ph.D HOD
Dr. Anusuya M.Pharm and Asst. Pharmceutics 13
K.Patil Ph.D Professor
Mrs Preethi M.Pharm Asst. Pharmceutics 11
G.B Professor
Mr. Arun M.Pharm Asst. Pharmceutics 3
Kumar S Professor
Mrs. Rekha M.Pharm Asst. Pharmaceutics 03
Professor
Mr. S.Tatwati M.Pharm Asst. Pharmceutics 02
Professor
Mrs. N. P. M.Pharm Asst. Pharmceutics 01
Reddy Professor
Mr Chandan M.Pharm Asst. Pharmceutics 01
Warrier Professor
professors
Ratio 6:1 for PG
staff (technical) &
filled & actual
16. Research thrust areas as : Design and Evaluation of fast-
recognized by major funding dissolving tablets
agencies Inhalable mucoadhesive microparticles
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for Pulmonary Delivery.

Design and Evaluation of Ocular
Inserts using natural Bioadhesive film
formers
Liposomes for nose to brain delivery
Bioadhesive films.
Title Amount
no Agency (s)
1. Design and Evaluation of VGST 30,000 Dr. HN
Ocular Inserts of Dorzolamide Govt. of Shivakumar
Hydrochloride using natural Karnataka
Bioadhesive film formers
received
Title Amount
No Agency (s)
1. Formulation of Guinidine The 20,000 Dr. HN
HCl gels for preclinical University of Shivakumar
testing in a rodent model for Mississippi,
treatment of topical scars MS, USA
19. Departmental projects funded by : 1. Dr. HN Shivakumar dept. of
ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP / pharmaceutics secured VGST
CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, project (2013-14) amount 30,000/-
etc.; total grants received Project completed and submitted to
office. (Title : Formulation and
Evaluation of inhalable
mucoadhesive microparticles of
streptomycin)
2. Dr. HN Shivakumar dept. of
pharmaceutics secured AICTE
project amount 10.00 Lacs. Project
completed and submitted to office.
(Title : Development of fast
dissolving tablets for neurological
disorders)
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3. Dr. Vanita Somasekhar has secured

VGST project (2014-15) Rs.
30,000/-.
(Title: Deformable Liposomes for
nose to brain delivery of rasagiline
mesylate.)
20. Research facility / centre with :Nil
21. Special research laboratories :Nil
Sl.No Title of the Project Sponsoring Industry
1. Co-processed excipient system for enhanced SPI Pharma,
physicochemical and organoleptic properties Bengaluru.
2. Dissolution of powered dosage forms in USP SPI Pharma,
IV flow through dissolution apparatus. Bengaluru.
3. Transport studies across porcine buccal SPI Pharma,
mucosa Bengaluru.
4. Spray drying for enteric coating Syngene International
Ltd. Bengaluru.
22. Publications :
 Monographs : -
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
761
 Citation Index range / : 444

average
 SNIP : -
 SJR : -
 Impact Factor – range/average : 1.65
 h-index : 10
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : Through industrial consultancy income
income generated generated :
a. 2010 - Nil
b. 2011 - 14,000/-
c. 2012 -40,200/-
d. 2013 -15,000/-
e. 2014 - Nil
d) any other (specify) : Dr H.N.Shivakumar has been serving as
a reviewer for the below journals
i. AAPS Pharmsci Tech
ii. Drug Development and Industrial
Pharmacy
iii. International Journal of
Pharmaceutics
iv. PDA journal of Pharmaceutical
Technology
v. Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical
Education and Research
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18 04 06 -
 Percentage of students who have :  08 M.Pharm students undertook in-
taken up in-house projects house projects as a part of dissertation
including inter-departmental work (66.66%).
projects
 Percentage of students doing :  One student is working on the project
projects in collaboration with funded by Vision group of Science
other universities / industry / and Technology, DST. (8.33 %)
institute
level by
 Faculty : Best Teacher Awards from KLE
University to
1. Dr. S M Hipparagi
2. Prof Y D Satyanarayana
3. Dr. SS Karki.
fellows
 Students : Mr Deota Kedar Kishorbhai, an
M.Pharm student was awarded a
‘student grant’ for the project entitled
“Design and Evaluation Of
Dorzolamide Ocular Inserts Using
Bioadhesive Film Formers” by VGST,
DITBST (Rs 30,000/-) under Science
Projects in college education (SPiCE)
for the year 2013-14.
30. Seminars/ Conferences / : 23 events organized related to the
Workshops organized and the subjects of Pharmaceutics like
source of funding (national / a. Workshops on cGMP
international) with details of b. Guest lectures on formulation design
outstanding participants, if any and development
c. Guest lectures on novel drug delivery
systems.
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
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question no. 4)
B.Pharm.
2010 27 21 06 85% 100%
2011 20 17 03 64% 100%
2012 26 18 08 94 % 100%
2013 31 16 15 93 % 93 %
2014 55 39 16 - -
M.Pharm.
2010 - - - - -
2011 18 11 07 100 % 100 %
2012 06 04 02 100 % 100 %
2013 13 07 05 85.71 % 60 %
question no. 4) same within the State outside the countries
university State
B.Pharm.
2010 - 11.16 % 16.66 % 16.66 %
2011 - 6.66 % 18.33 % 3.33 %
2012 - 5% 35 % 3.33 %
2013 - 36.66 % 13.33 % -
2014 - 41.66 % 50 % -
M.Pharm.
2011 2.78 % 2.78 % 44.44 % -
2012 5.56 % 0% 27.78 % -
2013 44.44 % 5.56 % 22.22 % -
2014 22.22 % 11.11 % 11.11 % -
34. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations,
NET, SET, GATE, USMLE, PLAB, GPAT, NCLEX, CGFNS, IELTS and other
competitive examinations? Give details category-wise :
2010 03 03 03 09
2011 05 08 05 --
2012 02 05 05 16
2013 04 01 -- 01
2014 01 -- -- --
Total 15 15 30 60
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UG to PG 54 %
PG to Ph.D. -
Employed 40.66 %
Entrepreneurs -
graduates
State
from universities from other : 12.5 %
States
country
awarded M.Phil., DM, M Ch, Dr. Anasuya Patil and Dr. Uma Patil
Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during were awarded Ph.D
regard to
a) Library : No of Pharmaceutics books – 2968,
M.Pharm Dissertation – 68,
students
e) Students’ laboratories : UG 12 PG 04 labs
f) Research laboratories : 04 PG Labs and 01 Basic Science
Research Lab.
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from the host institution / : 02
university 1. Mrs. Anasuya K Patil from KLE
University, Belagavi.
2. Mr. Arun Kumar S from KLE
from other institutions / : 01
universities 1. Mrs Preethi G B from JNTU,
Hyderabad.
40. Number of post graduate students : Yes. PG students receive financial
getting financial assistance from assistance for their research
the university.
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Yes, The faculty have the autonomy
as teaching-learning- to give the feedback on the teaching-
evaluation? If yes, how does learning evaluation. The feedback
the department utilize the would help to refine the teaching-
feedback? learning process and update the
curriculum as per the need.
and teaching-learning- students is collected on the
evaluation and how does the curriculum and faculty teaching final
department utilize the year subjects and related subjects.
feedback? Feed back is also collected from PG
students at the end of their course on
staff and curriculum.
feedback?
Bangalore.
Bangalore.
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Regional drug manufacturing unit Portsmouyh, UKMember of Royal
Society of Chemistry, UK 2011
6. Mohit Patel, Pharm.D, Pharmacy, Supervisor Lee, Memorial Health
System, Florida
Karnataka
9. Nethravathi, B.Pharma, Drug Inspector, Drug control department,
Karnataka
Event 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
CME - - - -
Workshops 01 01 01 - -
45. List the teaching methods : The university offers only
adopted by the faculty for professional programmes as such only
different programs including 40 to 45% time constitutes the lecture
clinical teaching. method and rest of the time is meant
for practicals. In addition to chalk and
talk method or classroom instruction
method, other avenues of learning
have always been deployed depending
on the nature of subject / course.
hold seminars, group discussion,
invited lectures. Participatory learning
and other methods of learning are
provided to the students. Information
communication technologies (ICT)
enabled learning constitutes 30% of
teaching which supplements lecture
methods. Field visits, workshops,
projects, case studies and
presentations rotatory internship,
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models. All these teaching methods
are used to make the teaching-
learning experience interactive,
meaningful and interesting.
constantly met and learning through a scientifically designed
outcomes are monitored? format on the academic offerings
which forms a vital input for design
and redesign of the curriculum. The
suggestions made by the students
council is also a valid source of
feedback.
on the teaching of teacher in each
paper. This feedback is analyzed and
communicated to the teacher
concerned for his future improvement.
Students also give the feedback on the
infrastructural facilities, hostels,
library and other learning resources.
Analysis of which is used for the
betterment and the future
considerations.
activities. awareness programmes like
prevention of AIDS, TB etc. Both
the faculty and students are
encouraged to participate actively in
these activities. The university has
instituted 12 awards per year for the
teachers who have excelled
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scholarly activities” of the register for their Ph. D programme
department. and present research outcomes in the
conferences, publish articles in
journals by reimbersing the expenses
met for the preparation of the
manuscript and incentives for
publications
50. Briefly highlight the : The students from the department of
contributions of the department Pharmaceutics are basically trained to
in generating new knowledge, design and evaluate/test novel and
basic or applied. trargeted drug-delivery systems. The
department is actively involved in
developing novel strategies to deliver
biologically active compounds to the
body to elicit an optimal response.
The department trains the
postgraduate students in the subjects
of Advanced pharmaceuticeutcs,
Biopharmaceutics and
Pharmacokinetics, and Advances in
Drug delivery system. The department
of pharmaceutics also is involved in
mentoring the Ph.D scholars of the
University in the area of novel drug
systems and newer drug delivery
strategies.
Excellent Lack of The department Motivating to
Infrastructure external continues to be the students to
funding from most preferred pursue higher
769
different branch. Therefore education

national there would be continues to be
funding tremendous scope challenges
agencies to produce quality considering the
students huge placement
demand for the
graduates/post
graduates
Excellent
opportunity for the
students and
faculty to work on
novel drug
delivery systems
and newer
strategies to
deliver therapeutic
agents
- The outgoing -
students have
immense
opportunities to
contribute in
Pharmaceutical,
Biopharmaceutical
, Health care, life
science Industries
and clinical
research
organization
Collaboration with - - -
International
agencies
Consultation to - - -
Pharmaceutical
industries
Resourceful Library
770
52. Future plans of the Department : 1. To Design and develop herbal

formulation.
2. To conduct UDEHP workshop
3. To obtain more funded project
form different agencies
4. To undertake more collaborative
research supported by International
agencies and Pharma industries.
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Evaluative Reports Nursing (Child Health Nursing)
KLEU INSTITUTE OF NURSING SCIENCES - BELAGAVI
Department of Child Health Nursing
1. Name of the Department : Child Health Nursing

2. Year of Establishment : Department of Child Health Nursing
was established in the year 1990
3. Is the Department part of a : Yes, department is the part of college
university?
4. Names of programs offered : Programs offered are:
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated UG: B. Sc Nursing & P.B B. Sc Nursing
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., PG: M. Sc Nursing (Child Health
Integrated Ph.D., Nursing)
Certificate, Diploma, PG Certificate Course: Neonatal Nursing
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Department conducts interdisciplinary
departments involved programs in Collaboration with Dept.of
Pediatrics, Community Medicine,
Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College,
Belagavi and Dept. of OBG Nursing
and Community Health Nursing.
Activities conducted are: Celebration of
World Breast Feeding Week and
Children’s Day, Extension activities like
Health check up camps, Health
6. Courses in collaboration with : No
reasons.
8. Examination System: : Annual System
departments
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Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 01 01 01
Lecturer 03 01 03
No. of Years
Experience
Mrs. Sumitra M .Sc (N) Prof &HOD Child Health 19 years
L.A Nursing
Mr. Gavi M .Sc (N) Asst Prof Child Health 09 years
Salimath Nursing
Mr. Mahaling M .Sc (N) Asst Prof Child Health 07 years
M.H Nursing
Mr. M .Sc (N) Lecturer Child Health 05 years
Jagadeesh H Nursing
Mr Shivakumar M .Sc (N) Senior Tutor Child Health 04 years
RK Nursing
Mr Shrishail M .Sc (N) Senior Tutor Child Health 3 years
BT Nursing
Ms Goutami M .Sc (N) Senior Tutor Child Health 3 years
N Nursing
Mrs.Vaishali. M.Sc (N) Senior Tutor Child Health 3 years
B Nursing
Mr. Umesh N M.Sc (N) Senior Tutor Child Health 1 Year
Nursing
Mr.Basayya. B .Sc (N) Asst. Child Health 5 years
M Lecturer Nursing
professors
773
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : UG: 1:10

Ratio PG: 1:5
filled and actual
 Support / Technical staff 01 01 01!
16. Research thrust areas as : Childhood obesity, Kangroo mother
recognized by major funding care, low birth weight baby,
agencies Malnutrition among under five children.

received
a.National collaboration Nil
b.International collaboration Nil
19. Departmental projects funded : Nil
received
20. Research facility / centre with : Faculty of the department involved in
research and training activities of
Women’s and Children’s Research Unit
at JNMC, Belagavi
21. Special research laboratories : Dr PK Basic Science Research Centre at
sponsored by / created by V.K. Institute of Dental Sciences,
774
22. Publications
 Number of papers : 16
international)
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
Sciences Directory,
 SNIP : -
 SJR : -
 Impact Factor–range/average : Average: 0.1-1.4
 h-index : -
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : Free consultancy:
income generated
 Navajat Shishu Surakshana
Karyakram (NSSK) by conducting
workshops on neonatal resuscitation
in association with SOMI & IAP.
 Conducting series of workshops on
“Helping Babies Breathe” for
training of nursing & health
personnel for the for the care of
newborns in collaboration with
American Pediatric Association &
IAP
775
Paid consultancy:
 Training on Drill and skill on
obstetric and pediatric emergencies
among staff nurses of first referral
health service in association with St.
John’s Institute of Health Sciences,
Bangalore. (Total=Rs. 40,000/-)
 GFATM (Global Fund for AIDS,
Tuberculosis and Malaria) training
programme for nurses by INC.
(Total= Rs, 3000)
c) Editorial Boards : One faculty is a member, Editorial
board in Indian Journal of Health
Science
d) any other (specify) :  One faculty is member of academic
council in KLE University, Belagavi
 One faculty is Asst. Controller of
Examiner in KLE University,
Belagavi
 Two faculty are BOS members in
the KLE University, Belagavi
 One faculty INC Aod-hoc Inspector
 One faculty is TNAI (Trained
Nurses Association of India) Vice
President, Belagavi division
 One faculty is a programme officer
in Indian Red Cross Society
 One faculty is NAAC Co-
coordinator, KLE University,
Belagavi
776

Sl. State / National International Total
Programme
No. University
1 4 - 1 5
2 Conference 1 7 3 11
3 Training programme 1 3 1 5
4 Seminar - 2 - 2
5 Orientation programme 6 - - 6
institute
level by
 Faculty : One faculty secured second prize for
Best poster Presentation Award at 1st
National conference on Countdown to
2015 Maternal, Newborn and Child
survival, Building a future for women
and children on18th & 19th Feb 2013 at
B.L.D.E.A’s College of Nursing,
Vijayapur.
fellows
 Students : Nil
30. Seminars / Conferences / : Nil
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
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UG ( B.Sc)
2010-11
2011-12 32 3 29 100% 100%
2012-13 82 5 76 100% 100%
2013-14 72 7 65 100% 99%
UG(PB B. Sc (N))
2010-11 42 19 23 100% 100%
2011-12 23 8 15 100% 100%
2012-13 22 6 16 100% 100%
2013-14 24 7 17 100% 100%
PG
2010-11 04 01 03 100% 100%
2011-12 05 01 04 100% 100%
2012-13 05 03 02 100% 100%
2013-14 03 02 01 100% 100%
M. Sc (N) -- 100 -- --
B. Sc (N) -- -- -- --
PB B. Sc (N) -- -- -- --
34. How many students have cleared : One student cleared PROMETRIC
Civil Services and Defense exam
UG to PG -
PG to M.Phil, DM / M Ch / DNB
2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15
50% (1/2) 20% (1/5) 40% (2/5) 40% (2/5) Nil Nil
778
PG to Ph.D. -
Employed -
Entrepreneurs -
graduates
of the same university : 40% (4)
from other universities within the : 60% (6)
State
country
assessment period
regard to
a) Library : Departmental library- Central
Library- 25 Books, Dissertations/
Projects- 40
b) Internet facilities for staff and : Yes, 15 computers are available
students
c) Total number of class rooms : 02 Class rooms(Specialty)
d) Class rooms with ICT facility : 02 (Class rooms with ICT facility)
e) Students’ laboratories : 01, equipped with Basic and
advanced mannequin
f) Research laboratories : Dr. PK Basic science Research centre
Belagavi
university
universities
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40. Number of post graduate students : Financial assistance is provided for

getting financial assistance from PG’s towards research
the university.
41. Was any need assessment exercise : Before starting the Neonatal Nursing
undertaken before the Certificate Course in the department
development of new program(s)? it was assessed that there is more
If so, highlight the methodology. scope for Neonatal Nurses in India
and abroad, and it also helps to
update their knowledge and skills in
Neonatal care.
42. Does the department obtain : Yes, Dept collects the Feedback from
feedback from; faculty on curriculum, students on
staff, curriculum and alumni and
employers on the programs.
Discusses with the faculty members
of the department and suggestions
and feedbacks will be accepted,
analyzed corrected and implements in
teaching and learning curriculum.
feedback?
feedback?
feedback?
1. Mr. Abhinandan N. Bidari- Staff Nurse at UK
2. Ms. Teena- Staff Nurse at New Zealand
3. Ms. Namita K- Lecturer at Lumbini College of Nursing, Nepal
4. Ms. Lonjam RiaDevi- Lecturer at Tripura Sundari College of Nursing,
Tripura
5. Mr. Somashekarayya K- Asst. Professor at KLE INS, Hubli
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6. Mrs. Chandra- Vice Principal at Martin Luther School of Nursing, Hubli

7. Mr. Deepali- KLE INS, Ankola
8. Mrs. Suman- Asst. Professor at Wan Less College of Nursing, Miraj,
9. Ms. Asha P- Staff Nurse at Hamad Medical Hospital, Qatar
seminar) involving external experts. ::
Forum 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Total
Guest Lecture 3 3 1 2 2 11
Workshop 1 1 - - 1 03
CNE 1 1 - 2 04
Total 18
1. Guest Lecture on High Risk Newborn, 11th May, 2010 at KLEU Institute
of Nursing Sciences, Belagavi
2. Guest Lecture on IMNCI(Integrated management of Neonatal and
childhood illness), 08-06-2010 at KLEU Institute of Nursing Sciences,
Belagavi
th
3. Workshop on Pediatric Surgical Nursing Management, 14 August 2010
at KLEU Institute of Nursing Sciences, Belagavi
4. Guest Lecture on Importance of breast feeding and Baby friendly hospital
rd
initiatives(10 steps), 23 August 2010 at KLEU Institute of Nursing
Sciences, Belagavi
th
5. Guest Lecture on Infant and young child feeding (IYCF), 8 Feb 2011 at
KLEU Institute of Nursing Sciences, Belagavi
th
6. CNE on Records and Reports, 8 Mar 2011
at K.L.E’S Dr Prabhakar Kore Charitable Hospital Belagavi
th
7. Guest Lecture on Common drugs used in Paediatrics , 5 Aug 2011 at
KLEU Institute of nursing sciences, Belagavi
8. Workshop on Helping Babies Breathe Initiative training programme
th
9. Guest Lecture on Congenital Anomalies of Genitourinary system, 08 Nov
2011 at KLEU Institute of Nursing Sciences, Belagavi
10. Guest Lecture on Breast feeding theme- “Understanding the Past Planning
rd
the Future” 3 August 2012 at KLE University Institute of Nursing
Sciences, Belagavi
st
11. CNE on “Recent Trends and Current Practices in Pediatric Nursing, 21
August 2012 at KLE University Institute of Nursing Sciences, Belagavi
12. CNE on Management of High risk Newborn, 10th April 2013 at KLE
University Institute of Nursing Sciences, Belagavi
13. Guest Lecture on Genetic disorders and counseling, 2nd Feb 2013 at KLE
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University Institute of Nursing Sciences, Belagavi

14. Guest Lecture on Breast Feeding Support- Close to Mother, 8th August
15. Workshop on Helping Babies Breathe Initiative, January 29th and 30th
16. Guest Lecture on “Behavioral problems & their management”, 19th May
2014 at KLEU’s Institute of Nursing Sciences, Belagavi.
17. State level CNE on Neonatal Care in association with NNF, 28th May 2014
At KLEU’s Institute of Nursing Sciences Belagavi
18. Guest Lecture on “Adolescent Health” 23rd September 2014 at KLEU’s
INS Belagavi
45. List the teaching methods adopted : List of the teaching methods adopted
by the faculty for different by the faculty
programs including clinical 1) Lecture/ Discussion
teaching. 2) Microteaching
3) Seminar
4) Symposium
5) Panel discussion
6) Bed side presentation
7) Interactive sessions
8) Journal club
46. How does the department ensure : Program objectives are met through
that program objectives are class room teaching, lab teaching,
constantly met and learning clinical teaching, Guest lecture,
outcomes are monitored? workshops, CNEs, Seminars,
Conferences & assignments.
Learning outcomes are monitored by
internal assessments & OSCE/OSPE
according to the calendar of events.
47. Highlight the participation of : Faculty and students participates in
students and faculty in extension various extension activities /
activities. extramural activities according to
calendar of events of the University.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Department organizes the activities
scholarly activities” of the like celebration of World Breast
department. Feeding Week, Children’s Day and
Extension activities like Health
Checkup Camps and Health
Awareness programmes through NSS
and Red cross at the community
setting regularly.
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50. Briefly highlight the contributions : 1. Department organizes CNE,
of the department in generating Workshop, Guest Lecture,
new knowledge, basic or applied. Conference, Seminar and
Training programmes like HBB,
NSSK
2. UG and PG research projects,
Evidenced Based Nursing
practice, visits to Old age home
and Blind school
3. Administration visit to various
Institutions for PG students
 Deemed  The  Preparedness
University departmental of nursing
 Excellent faculty has staffs and
Infrastructure. opportunity to students for
 Excellent attend the management
clinical Conference, of Neonatal
facility Seminars, Emergencies
 Faculty are Workshop,  Mentorship
trained in skill training programme in
HBB, NSSK, programmes the clinical
Skills and  To practice area
Drill training evidence  Collaboration
programe in based Nursing with other
Neonatal Integration University/
Emergency with other Institution
and GFATM university in
training Research
progarmme activity
52. Future plans of the Department :  Departmental projects.
 Proposed to start chapter in
Neonatal Nursing.
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Evaluative Reports Nursing (Community Health Nursing)
Department of Community Health Nursing
1. Name of the Department : Community Health Nursing

2. Year of Establishment : Community Health Nursing was
established in 1990 (Bsc Nursing
degree)
PG started from 1999.
university?
4. Names of programs offered : UG Basic B.Sc Nursing, P.B.BSc
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated Nursing & M.Sc Nursing. Geriatric
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Nursing Certificate Course started
Integrated Ph.D., from 2014.
department of community medicine
for Dissertation.
Authentication, analysis of
dissertation works is done by central
research committee.
Department also posts PG Scholars to
PHC & UHC Postings.
reasons.
8. Examination System: :

departments
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Actual
Sanctioned Filled (including CAS
& MPS)
Professor - - -
Lecturer 3 2 2
Senior Resident / Tutor 2 2 2
No. of Yrs
Experience
Mrs. M.Sc Community
Asso.
Sangeetha Nursing Health 14years
Professor
Moreshwar Ph.D Nursing
Mr.Shivraj M.Sc 3 years
Lecturer -do-
kumar D. Nursing
Mrs.Namrata M.Sc 3 years
Lecturer -do-
Devulkar Nursing
Mr. Irranna M.Sc
Senior Tutor -do- 2 years
Kajgar Nursing
Mr.Abhay M.Sc
Senior Tutor -do- 1year
Pattan Nursing
Mr. S. B.Sc Asst.
-do- 6 years
Appugol Nursing Lecturer
Mr. Shan R B.Sc
Junior Tutor -do- 2 years
Nursing
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : PCBSc(N) 1:10
Ratio PG PCBSc(N) 1:10
PG1:5
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filled and actual
16. Research thrust areas as :  Diaster Managemnet in
recognized by major funding Community
agencies  Worm infestination among school
childrens
 Communicable and non-
communicable diseases
 Universal precautions
 Primary health care
 Importance of nutrition among
childrens
 Musculouskeletal disorder among
Geriatric people
17. Number of faculty with : Self funded
ongoing projects from a)
national b) international
funding agencies and c) Total
grants received. Give the names
of the funding agencies, project
title and grants received
project-wise. :
received
received
 National recognition : National recognition -02
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 Faculty of the department are

involved in research and training
activities of Women’s and
Children’s Research Unit JNMC
Belagavi
 Central Research Laboratory at
V.K. Institute of Dental Sciences,
Belagavi
22. Publications
 Monographs : -
Medline, etc.)
 Citation Index–range / average : Average-0.1-46
 SNIP : -
 SJR : -
 Impact Factor – range / average : 0.1-1.4
 h-index : -
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : Helping Baby Breathe (HBB) Rs 5000
income generated Global Fund to fight Against Aids,
Tuberculosis, Malaria (GFATM) –
Rs.6,000
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a) National committees :  Member of Academic Council
from December 2011 to
December 13
 Member of Board of Studies from
August 2014 till date
 HBB Master Trainer & Facility
co-ordinator for KLE Hospital
from June 2012 till date.
 NSS Programme officer from
July 2009 to December 2012.
 Ethical committee member at
KLEU Institute of Nursing
Sciences.
 Mentor for SAMASTHA
Training programme for
HIV/AIDS.
 Executive officer for NAAC
Curriculum Criteria
 PG Co-ordinator
 Three Master trainer for training
of GFATM to staff nurses and
ANM’s
b) International committees Nil
Orientation Training
Workshop CNE Conference Seminar CME
programme program
1 13 9 5 6 6 -
 Percentage of students who have taken up in-house projects including
inter-departmental projects : -
S.No. 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15
M.Sc (N) 8.33% 25% 16.66% 16% 36.84% 12.5%
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B.Sc (N) -- -- -- 20% 20% 25%

PBB.Sc(N) -- 20% 20% 20% 20% 20%
institute
 Faculty : One faculty has received 1st prize for
Paper Presentation National
Conference on Current Trends in
Nursing on 25th Jan 2013 at
Dr.D.Y.Patil College of Nursing, Pune
One faculty has received 2nd prize for
poster Presentation National
Conference on Current Trends in
Nursing on 25th Jan 2013 at Dr.DY
Patil College of Nursing, Pune.
 Students : Nil
30. Seminars / Conferences / : (Funded by KLE University)
Workshops organized and the a. CNE on Biomedical Waste
source of funding (national / management 25th April 2014
international) with details of b. Workshop on “Emerging
outstanding participants, if any communicable diseases;
identification & Prevention on
16th July 2010
c. Regional workshop on “Combat
Drug Resistance: No Action
Today , No Cure Tomorrow on
7th April 2011
ICMR, ICH & GCP
BSc(N)2nd
2010-11 32 03 29 100% 100%
2011-12 81 05 76 100% 100%
2012-13 80 07 73 100% 100%
2013-14 84 07 77 - -
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BSc(N)4thyr
2010-11 55 05 50 100% 100%
2011-12 47 10 37 100% 100%
2012-13 32 03 29 100% 100%
2013-14 81 05 76 - -
PCBSc(N)2ndyr
2010-11 42 22 20 100% 100%
2011-12 41 18 23 100% 100%
2012-13 23 08 15 100% 100%
2013-14 21 05 16 - -
MSc(N)1st
2010-11 02 01 01 100% 100%
2011-12 03 02 01 100% 100%
2012-13 05 05 - 100% -
2013-14 02 02 - 100% -
nd
MSc(N)2 yr
2010-11 02 01 01 100% 100%
2011-12 02 01 01 100% 100%
2012-13 03 02 01 100% 100%
2013-14 05 05 - 100% -
from the universities universities from
same within the outside the other
M.Sc (N) 60% 6% 33% -
PCBSc(N) 56.58% 43.42% -
BSC(N) - - - -
UG to PG -
2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15
100% 100% -- 66.66 80% 50%
790
PG to Ph.D. 1
Employed
 Other than campus recruitment -
Entrepreneurs -
Percentage of faculty who are : 2009- 2010 2011-12 2012-13 13-14
10 -11
graduates
of the same university 66.6% 70% 66.66% 66.66% 71.42
%
from other universities within the 11.11% 20% 22.22% 16.66% 14.28
%
State
from universities from other States 22.22% 10% 11.11% 16.66% 14.28
%
from universities outside the -- -
country
assessment period
38. Present details of departmental : a. Internet facilities for staff &
infrastructural facilities with students
regard to b. Class rooms with ICT facility and
c. Students’ laboratories
d. Departmental library
a) Library : Books – 30 & Dissertations- 08
students
d) Class rooms with ICT facility : 01 Smart class room with LCD
and ‘smart’ class rooms projector
f) Research laboratories : Nil
university
universities
791
40. Number of post graduate students : Financial assistance is provided

getting financial assistance from for postgraduate towards research.
the university.
41. Was any need assessment exercise : --
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : If any changes needs to be
as teaching-learning- incorporated in the present
evaluation? If yes, how does curriculum it is put up in the BOS
the department utilize the meeting and same is forwarded to
feedback? academic council meeting for
approval.
b. students on staff, curriculum : The feedback is obtained from
and teaching-learning- students and accordingly necessary
evaluation and how does the improvements are made.
feedback?
c. alumni and employers on the : Feed backs are taken during
programs offered and how Alumni meet and relevant
does the department utilize the suggestions are taken in to
feedback? consideration
Sl. Name of the Year of
Present position
No Alumni Passing
1 Prof. Jayashree 2003 Vice Principal ,BVVS Sajjalashree
G Itti Institute of Nursing Sciences, Bagalkot
2 Prof. Suchitra 2004 Professor BLDEA Sri BN Patil INS
Rati Sollapur road, Bijapur.
3 Prof. Meenaxi 2002 Vice Principal, KLES INS, Hubli.
Devangamath
4 Assoc. Prof. 2005 Professor & HOD Dept. of Community
Sangeeta Health Nursing KLEU’S INS,
Moreshwar Belagavi.
5 Prof. Avinash 2004 Vice Principal Krishna INS, Karad.
Salunke
6 Mr.Chanagiri S 2009 KLE Institute of Nursing Scinces ,
Aurasang Hubli
792
7 Mr.Gangadhar 2010 KLE Institute of Nursing Scinces ,

S.I Ankola
8 Ms.SiyonaShilpa 2010 PD Bhratesh College of Nursing ,
KalebNagnur Belagavi
9 Ms. Madonna Y 2011 College of Nursing RIMS , Nephal
10 Mr.Abhijeeth 2011 Asst. Professor, DY Patil College of
Samudre Nursing, Kolhapur
Forum 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Total
Guest Lecture 1 2 3 1 07
workshop 1 1 1 - - 3
CNE - - 1 1 1 3
Total - 13
45. List the teaching methods adopted :  Lecture discussion
by the faculty for different  Microteaching
programs including clinical  Seminar & Symposium
teaching.  Panel discussion
 Community presentation
 Journal club
46. How does the department ensure :  Monthly departmental
that program objectives are meetings are conducted to
constantly met and learning review the syllabus completion
outcomes are monitored? and upcoming departmental
activities are planned
 Internal assessment
examinations are conducted as
per the Calendar of Events of
the University
47. Highlight the participation of : Faculty and students are
students and faculty in extension participating in various extension
activities. activities as per the Calendar of
Events of the Universtiy.
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Total
-- 01 01 03 08 02 15
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus :  The department has started
scholarly activities” of the Providing Hands on skills
department. HBB Training programme to
all the UG & PG Students.
793
 GFATM Trained staffs of the

department provides training to
the PG & UG Students.
details. accredited ‘A’ grade by NAAC
MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the contributions :  Faculty from the department
of the department in generating attend various international
new knowledge, basic or applied. and national workshops,
conferences and incorporate
the same towards teaching and
learning of the students.
 The students are kept updated
with the recent trends and
development taking place in
the community.
 Various visits like Family
Planning Association of India,
Military Hospital, Leprosy
Hospital, Industries, Milk
Dairy, and sewage plant are
organized by the department.
Deemed To Serve the Medical
university. School & Management
Mentally for fatal
--
Challenged conditions
children in the
rural areas
Excellent Occupational Establishment
Infrastructure. diseases mainly of the post of
due to community
--
Occupational health nurse in
Hazards PHC’s &
UHC’s
794
. Prevention and Achieveme

Community awareness of nt of 100%
Outreach Cancer, institutiona
Programmes -- HIV/AIDS, STDs l deliveries
& Aneamia due
to illiteracy and
ignorece
Good at exposure Prevention Achieveme
Primary Health and awareness nt of MDG
Centers & Urban -- of 4 & 5 goals
Health Centers Environmenta
l Hazards
Qualified Faculty Clinical Manageme
Training at nt of
Established emergencie
-- PHC’s & s through
UHC’s SOP’s in
PHC’s &
UHC’s
52. Future plans of the Department : a. To upgrade community health
nursing laboratory.
b. To develop innovative models
of service delivery for
community health nursing
c. To strengthen evidence based
research in the community
795
Evaluative Reports Nursing (Mental Health Nursing)
Department of Mental Health Nursing
1. Name of the Department : Mental Health Nursing

2. Year of Establishment : UG Program in 1990 and PG program
started in 2010.
3. Is the Department part of a : Yes it is the part of college.
university?
4. Names of programs offered : At present UG program is offered and
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated PG Course started from 2010.
Integrated Ph.D.,
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : The Department conducts
departments involved interdisciplinary programs in
Collaboration with Dept. of Psychiatry,
Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College,
Belagavi.
Activities conducted are: World Mental
Health Day, World Suicide prevention
day, Extension activities like Health
education on Mental Hygiene,
Alcoholism and its effects, Child abuse
and its prevention etc.
reasons.
8. Examination System: : Examination system is based on Annual
Annual / Semester / Trimester / exams, conducted by KLE University,
Choice Based Credit System Belagavi. However internal assessment
examination is conducted at the end of
each term for 3 successive terms for UG
and PG batches.
departments
796

Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor -- -- --
Lecturer 02 02 02
No. of Years
Experience
Mr. Gururaj M .Sc (N) Asst Prof MHN 8 years and 6
Udapi months
Mr. Veeresh M .Sc (N) Asst Prof MHN 6 years and 6
kumar N. months
Mr. Ashok M .Sc (N) Asst Prof MHN 10 years and 6
Kamat months
Mr. Anant M.Sc (N) Asst Prof MHN 13 years
Chopade
Mr. Vikrant M .Sc (N) Lecturer MHN 4years and 6
Nesari months
Mr. M. M .Sc (N) Lecturer MHN 4years.
Sogalad
Mr. Amey M .Sc (N) Sr. Tutor MHN 2 year & 10
Khande months
Ms. Sushma M .Sc (N) Sr. Tutor MHN 2 year & 6
Patil months
Mr Somshekhar M .Sc (N) Sr. Tutor MHN 2 years
N. K
Professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : PG 1:4
Ratio UG 1:10
797

filled and actual
16. Research thrust areas as : Child abuse, substance abuse, mental
recognized by major funding retardation.
agencies
17. Number of faculty with : No faculty are involved in projects from
ongoing projects from a) national and international funding
national b) international agencies
project-wise. :
projects and associated grants are existing in the department.
received
received
22. Publications
 Number of papers published : 13.
 Monographs : nil
 Chapters in Books : nil
798
 Books edited : nil
 Books with ISBN with : nil

 Number listed in : *Index Copernicus, Poland, Genamics
International Database (For Journal Seek, Pro Quest
e.g. Web of Science, *Genamics Journal Seek
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
Sciences Directory,
etc.)
 Citation Index–range/ average : 2
 SNIP : -
 SJR : -
 Impact Factor–range/average : -
 h-index : -
generated
income generated
26. Faculty serving in : Faculties serving in various Institutional
Committees:
d) any other (specify)
SL.NO Staff Committees
01 Mr.Gururaj  Clinical care coordinator, K.L.E.U’s INS
Udapi Belgavi.
 Member in Board of Studies of K.L.E
 Member Secretary, Purchase Committee, KLE
U’s Institute of Nursing Sciences, Belagavi.
799
02 Mr.Veeresh 
Program Officer of N.S.S Unit K.L.E
Nandagaon University’s Institute of Nursing Sciences
Belagavi,
 Member in Board of Studies of K.L.E
University, Belagavi,
 Station Executive (Venudhwani) K.L.E
University Belagavi.
03 Mr.Ashok  Ad-Hoc Inspector Indian Nursing Council
Kamat New Delhi.
 Member of K.L.E Co-operative Society
Belagavi.
04. Mr. Anant  Ad-Hoc Inspector Indian Nursing Council
Chopade New Delhi.
 Clinical care coordinator, K.L.E.U’s INS
Belgavi.
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Following is the table gives numbers of
(Refresher / orientation Refresher / orientation programs,
programs and similar similar programs attended by faculty.
programs).
Training Program Guest Lecture Workshop CNE
04 06 02 03
S.No. 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15
M.Sc -- -- (6/18X100) (7/25X10 (4/19X100 (1/1X100)
(N) 33.3 0) 28 ) 21.05 100
B.Sc (N) -- -- (1/5 X100) (1/5 x100) (1/5 x100) (1/5 x100)
20 20 20 20
P.B.B.Sc -- -- (1/5 x100) (1/5 x100) (1/5x100) (1/5 x100)
(N) 20 20 20 20
 percentage of students : Nil
doing projects in
institute

800
 Faculty :  Best Teacher for 2009-2010 by
KLE University.
 Best Teacher for 2013-2014 by
KLE University.
 2nd Place for Poster presentation at
State Level Workshop at KLEU’s
INS Belgavi 2013-2014.
fellows
 Students : Nil
30. Seminars / Conferences / : Nil
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
UG (B.Sc) 2011-12 32 3 29 100% 100%
UG (B.Sc) 2012-13 82 6 76 100% 100%
UG (B.Sc) 2013-14 80 8 72 100% 100%
UG (B.Sc) 2014-15 82 6 76 Exams
July ‘15
UG (PB.B.Sc) 2010-11 42 19 23 100% 100%
UG (PB.B.Sc) 2011-12 23 8 15 100% 100%
UG (PB.B.Sc) 2012-13 22 6 16 100% 100%
UG (PB.B.Sc) 2013-14 24 7 17 100% 100%
UG (PB.B.Sc) 2014-15 23 16 7 Exams
July ‘15
PG (M.Sc) 2010-2011 05 4 1 100% 100%
PG (M.Sc) 2011-2012 05 3 2 100% 100%
PG (M.Sc) 2012-2013 04 2 2 100% 100%
PG (M.Sc) 2013-2014 01 1 -- 100% 100%
PG (M.Sc) 2014-2015 02 1 1 Exams
July ‘15
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(refer to question from the universities universities from other
no. 4) same within the outside the countries
Fellowship in
40% 20% 40% -
Paediatric Urology
M. Sc (N) 40 40 -- 20
B. Sc (N) -- 12.34 83.96 3.70
PB B. Sc (N) -- 57.14 33.33 9.52
34. How many students have cleared : Defense Services: Mr.Praveen
Civil Services and Defense Melinmani (ITBP) Sub Inspector.
UG to PG 50
PG to Ph.D. Nil
Employed 03
Entrepreneurs Nil
graduates
from other universities within the 08
State
from universities from other States Nil
country
assessment period
802

regard to
a) Library : Library Books-35
Dissertations- 14
Projects- 11
students
e) Students’ laboratories : Nil
university
universities
40. Number of post graduate students : Financial assistance provided for
getting financial assistance from postgraduates towards research
the university.
41. Was any need assessment exercise :
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well as : Yes. Yearly feedback will be
teaching-learning-evaluation? obtained from faculty. This is utilized
If yes, how does the department in improving teaching learning
utilize the feedback? methods and completion of syllabus.
b. students on staff, curriculum : Yes. Student’s feedback is obtained
and teaching-learning- yearly. The university has provided
evaluation and how does the the evaluation format, and the same is
department utilize the utilized.
feedback?
c. alumni and employers on the : Yes. Through e-mails feedback will
programs offered and how does be obtained from alumni and
the department utilize the employers.
feedback?
803
43. List the distinguished alumni of : 1. Mr. Abin John, RN, NewZeland.
the department (maximum 10) 2. Mr. Basil John, RN, New Zeland.
3. Mr. Edwin David, Lecture,Kerela.
4. Ms. Elsa Ashwata Joy,
Lecture,Kerela
5. Mr. Manjunath Kunkur, Lecture,
Apollo Institute of Nursing
Sciences Jaipur.
6. Mr. Amey Khande, Senior Tutor,
KLEU INS Belgavi.
7. Mr. Mahesh Gadag, Nurse
Educator, KLE’s Dr.P.K.Hospital
and MRC Belgavi.
8. Mr. Praveen Melinmani, Sub
Inspector ITBP Bihar.
9. Ms. Sushma Patil, Senior Tutor,
KLEU INS Belgavi.
10. Ms. Seena Varghese, Lecturer,
Shrinivas College of Nursing
Mangalore.
11. Ms. Sheela Ranbhise, Lecturer,
KLEU’s INS Hubali.
12. Ms. Kabita Phatak, Lecturer,
Lumbani Medical College.
13. Mr. Sunil Mugali, Lecturer,
Ahmadnagar.
14. Mr. Kiran Hegade. Senior Tutor,
KLE University’s Institute of
Nursing Sciences, Belagavi
44. Give details of student enrichment : a. Period/regular Guest Lecture on
programs (special lectures / Psychometric Assessment on 04-
workshops / seminar) involving 02-2011.
external experts. : b. CNE on Psychiatric Emergencies
on 10-05-2011.
c. Period/regular Guest Lecture on
Stress management on 22-02-
2012
d. CNE on Psychiatric Emergencies
on 09-06-2012.
e. Workshop on sychopharmacology
on 24-08-2012.
804
f. Period/regular Guest Lecture on

Counseling on 22-02-2013.
g. Workshop on History Collection
and MSE on 20-03-2013.
h. Period/regular Guest Lecture on
ECT on 26-09-2013
i. Period/regular Guest Lecture on
Legal Rights of mentally Ill
Patients on 25-02-2014.
j. Period/regular Guest Lecture on
Sleep Disorders and its
Management on 30-09-2014.
k. State Level CNE on Child Hood
Mental Health Disorders on 17-
10-2014.
Forum 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Total
Guest Lecture 1 1 2 2 06
Workshop -- 1 1 -- 02
CNE 1 1 -- 1 03
Total 11
a. Periodic/Regular Guest Lectures on National Youth Day.
b. Periodic/Regular Guest lecture on World AIDS Day.
c. Periodic/Regular Guest lecture on World Malaria day.
d. CME on Bio medical Waste Management 25th April 2010
e. Workshop on “Emerging communicable diseases; identification &
Prevention on 16th July 2010
f. Regional workshop on “Combat Drug Resistance: No Action Today, No
Cure Tomorrow on 7th April 2011 Field and Higher center Visits.
45. List the teaching methods adopted : The teachers are teaching the theory
by the faculty for different classes with different methods like
programs including clinical Black Board, OHP sheets, Flex
teaching. charts, Models, PPT’s , LCD. In the
Clinical teaching the students are
taken to OPD and IPD for hands on
training practical demonstration of
the patients.
that program objectives are feedback. Mentor counseling and by
constantly met and learning conducting internal assessment
outcomes are monitored? examination.
805

students and faculty in extension in all departmental extension
activities. activities like Regular camps,
Awareness programs through NSS
camps and students are also
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : The faculties are posted in Psychiatric
scholarly activities” of the day Care center on rotation basis.
department.
50. Briefly highlight the contributions : PG students are posted to NIMHANS
of the department in generating Bengaluru and DIMHANS Dharwad.
Deemed To strengthen To get funded Collaboration
University community projects with National and
awareness on International
mental health Agencies/Instituti
disorders ons/University’s
Excellent -- To get research To increase paper

infrastructure. grants publications in
Indexed journals.
Adequate faculty. -- To expand To participate

community based actively in various
programs. psycho therapy.
Appointment of -- To practice Mentorship

Adjunct evidence based programme in the
professor. nursing clinical area
806
Psychiatric day -- -- --
Care Center in
College
premises.
52. Future plans of the Department :  Planning to organize a National

level workshop/conference.
 Clinical posting of 1st year M. Sc
(N) students to DIMHANS
Dharwad.
807
Evaluative Reports Nursing (Medical Surgical Nursing)
Department of Medical Surgical Nursing
1. Name of the Department : Medical Surgical Nursing

2. Year of Establishment : UG started in 1990
PG started in 1998
3. Is the Department part of a : Yes.
4. Names of programs offered : UG: B. Sc (N) & P.B B. Sc (N)
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated PG: M. Sc Nursing (Medical Surgical
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Nursing)
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : The Department conducts interdisciplinary
departments involved programs in Collaboration with Dept.of
Orthopedic, Cardiology, Oncology,
Medicine & Surgery, Neurology, and
Respiratory Medicine of Jawaharlal Nehru
Medical College.
Activities conducted are: World
Tuberculosis day celebration, World Heart
day, World Osteoporosis day, Extension
activities like Health education on
Prevention and treatment of TB, Diabetes
mellitus, Cancer & Hypertension, Health
education on First Aid, Conference, CNE,
Guest Lecture etc.
reasons.
8. Examination System: : Annual System
departments
808

Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 01 01 01
Lecturer 01 01 01
No. of Years
Experience
Prof. Milka M .Sc (N) Prof & HOD Medical Surgical 30Yrs
Madhale Nursing
Mrs. Preeti M .Sc (N) Asso Prof Medical Surgical 13years
Bhupali Nursing
Mr. Deepak M .Sc (N) Asst Prof Medical Surgical 07 years
Bagi Nursing
Mr. Honna- M .Sc (N) Lecturer Medical Surgical 05 years
gouda Patil Nursing
Mr. Girish M .Sc (N) Senior Tutor Medical Surgical 4 year s
Degavi Nursing
Mr. Prabhu M .Sc (N) Senior Tutor Medical Surgical 3year s
Jevoor Nursing
Mr. Harish M .Sc (N) Senior Tutor Medical Surgical 1Year 6
D Nursing Months
Mr. Vinayak B .Sc (N) Junior Tutor Medical Surgical 5 years
Patil Nursing
Mr Venkappa B .Sc (N) Asst. Medical Surgical 4 years
Ganachari Lecturer Nursing
Mr. Rakesh P.B .Sc (N) Clinical Medical Surgical 2 years
N Instructor Nursing
Professors
809
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : PG 1:5

Ratio UG 1:10
filled and actual
16. Research thrust areas as : Coronary artery diseases /MI
recognized by major funding Rehabilitation of cardiac patient
agencies Diabetes Mellitus
Haemodialysis
Non-Pharmacological Therapies
17. Number of faculty with : NIL
project-wise. :
a. National collaboration NIL

b. International collaboration NIL
19. Departmental projects funded : NIL
received
 International recognition : Faculty of the department are involved
in research and training activities of
Women’s and Children’s Research Unit
JNMC Belagavi
21. Special research laboratories : Dr. PK Basic Science Research centre at
sponsored by / created by V.K. Institute of Dental Sciences,
810
22. Publications
 Monographs : NIL
 Chapters in Books : NIL
 Books edited : NIL
 Books with ISBN with : NIL
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
 Citation Index – range / : 3.44 – Int. journal of Nerology &
average Neurosurgery
14.94 – Jr of KIMSU
6.14 - IJSR
 SNIP : --
 SJR : --
 Impact Factor–range/average : IJSR – 4.438
 h-index : --
23. Details of patents and income : NIL
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : NIL
income generated
25. Faculty selected nationally / :  The Head of the department of
internationally to visit other Medical Surgical Nursing visited
laboratories / institutions / Mythri Institute Hydrabad, for the
industries in India and abroad Research collaboration with
Karolinska Institute, Sweden and
Answers NGO, Hyderabad
 Qualitative Research Projects are
been undertaken: Perceptions and
experiences on HIV mothers being
pregnant.
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 Trained for Focus group discussion,

In depth interview, transcribing the
data, coding, category and write the
findings of qualitative data.
 Attended workshop on the following
dates: 4th Feb to 9th Feb 2013, 22nd
April to 27th April and 16th
September to 20th September 2013
a) National committees NIL
b) International committees NIL
c) Editorial Boards One faculty is the member of editorial
board of KLE University health science
journal.
d) any other (specify) Two faculties are members of academic
council in University
One faculty is BOS Member in KLE
University
One faculty is former executive member
of NRSI (National research society of
India)
One faculty is coordinator for UDEHP
from KLEU INS Belagavi.
One faculty coordinator for UCW from
KLEU INS Belagavi.
One faculty is sports incharge from
KLEU INS Belagavi.
Four faculties are executive members of
Critical care nursing society of India,
Belagavi chapter
27. Faculty recharging strategies : The Fresher Faculty of Medical Surgical
(Refresher / orientation Nursing participates in UDEHP orientation
programs, workshops, training program and workshops organized for newly
programs and similar recruited faculty. The Associate Professor of
programs). the department is appointed as the
Coordinator of the UDEHP Program.
UDEHP program is conducted once in a
year for recharging strategies of the faculty.
The Department conducts workshops, CNE
and Conferences at International, National
and Local Level.
812

Sl. State / National International Total
Programme
No. University
01 Conference 12 14 04 30
02 Workshop 37 - 01 38
03 CNE 24 - 11 35
Total 103
 Percentage of students who have taken up in-house projects including
inter-departmental projects:
S.No. 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14
M.Sc(N) 33.3% 33.3% 33.3% 16.6% 20%
B.Sc (N) - 20% 20% 20% 20%
P.B.B.Sc(N) - 20% 20% 20% 20%
institute
level by
 Faculty : Nil
fellows
 Students : Nil
30. Seminars / Conferences / : 09 - Institution/University funded
Workshops organized and the projects
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
UG ( B.Sc) IIyr & IIIyr
2010-11 32 3 29 96% 96%
2011-12 113 8 105 100% 100%
2012-13 176 15 161 100% 100%
813
2013-14 157 12 145 100% 100%

UG (PB B.Sc (N))
2009-10 35 2 33 100% 100%
2010-11 42 19 23 100% 100%
2011-12 23 8 15 100% 100%
2012-13 22 6 16 100% 100%
2013-14 24 7 17 100% 100%
PG
2010-11 04 3 01 100% 100%
2011-12 03 00 03 100% 100%
2012-13 05 03 02 100% 100%
2013-14 05 02 03 100% 100%
M. Sc (N) 5.88 23.5 70.5 --
B. Sc (N) - - - -
PB B. Sc (N) - - - -
UG to PG 50
2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14
33% (1/3) 25% (1/4) 33% (1/3) 00% (0/5) 20% - 1/5
PG to Ph.D. Nil
Employed
 Campus selection Nil
 Other than campus recruitment Nil
Entrepreneurs Nil
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graduates
of the same university 27.3%
from other universities within the 90.9%
State
from universities from other States 9.1%
from universities outside the 00
country
assessment period
regard to
a) Library : 50 Books
b) Internet facilities for staff and : Free Internet facility through Wi-Fi is
students provided for staff and students
throughout college campus. Digital
library and Laptops are available for
staff and students
c) Total number of class rooms : 2 Nos of specialty class rooms
d) Class rooms with ICT facility : 2 classroom with LCD projector
e) Students’ laboratories : Fundamental lab
f) Research laboratories : NIL
a. from the host institution / : NIL
university
b. from other institutions / : NIL
universities
40. Number of post graduate students : NIL
the university.
41. Was any need assessment exercise : Yes, verbal interviews were taken
undertaken before the from the staff nurses working in
development of new program(s)? KLE’s Dr.Prabhakar Kore hospital,
If so, highlight the methodology. Belagavi and hence Certificate course
In Critical Care nursing is started.
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feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Yes. The feedback is obtained from
as teaching-learning- faculty and according to feed back
evaluation? If yes, how does necessary improvements is made.
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : Yes. The feedback is obtained from
and teaching-learning- students and according to feed back
evaluation and how does the necessary improvements is made.
feedback?
c. alumni and employers on the : Yes. The feedback is obtained from
programs offered and how alumni and employers & according to
does the department utilize the feed back necessary improvements is
feedback? made.
Name of the
S.No Designation Place of working
alumni
1) Mrs. Vaishali Professor & KIMS University, Krishna
Mohite Principal Institute of nursing sciences
,Karad.
2) Mrs. Suchitra Professor & DY Patil college of nursing
Rathod Vice Principal Kolhapur
3) Mr. Sanjay Professor & KLE Institute of Nursing
Perapur Principal Sciences, Hubli
4) Mr.Tukaram Prof & HOD KIMS University, Krishna
Zagade Former Institute of nursing sciences
Registrar MNC ,Karad.
5) Mr.Salmon Principal BLD college of nursing,
Chopade Bijapur
6) Mr.Charan P Professor Bapuji college of nursing.
7) Mrs.Vijaylaxmi Asso-Professor Bhartesh Institute of nursing
sciences ,Belagavi
8) Mr Shashikumar Associate BLD College of Nursing
Jawadgi professor Bijapur
9) Mr Prasanna Associate KLES Institute of Nursing
Deshpande professor sciences Hubli
10) Mr Rejish Koshy Staff nurse AIIMS,New Delhi
Mathew
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44. Give details of student enrichment : Guest Lectures

programs (special lectures / 1. Plastic Surgery -19th April 2010,
workshops / seminar) involving 2. Parkinson’s Disease- 27.4.2010
external experts. : 3. Chronic Kidney Disease-10.3.11
4. Emerging Trends In Bronchial
Asthma-3rd May 2011,
5. Eye Donation – 13th Oct. 2011
6. Trauma Nursing Care-10.12.11
7. IPR & Communication-14.1.2012
8. Asthma-4th May 2012
9. Cardiac Dysarrythmias-24.7.2012
10. Vision 2020, National Blindness
control Programme-7th December
2012,
11. Prosthesis and Replacement
Surgeries In Orthopedics-11th
December 2012,
12. Epilepsy-5th December 2012,
“Stroke’’-06 November 2013,
13. Updates on Breast Cancer “-
11/02/2014.
Forum 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Total
Guest Lecture 02 04 06 02 02 16
Workshop 01 2 01 01 - 05
CNE 01 01 01 03
45. List the teaching methods adopted :  Lecture/ Discussion
by the faculty for different  Microteaching
programs including clinical  Seminar / Symposium
teaching.  Panel discussion
 Bed side presentation
 Journal club
 PBL
46. How does the department ensure : Yes. Monthly departmental meetings
that program objectives are are regularly conducted and
constantly met and learning discussion regarding the curriculum
outcomes are monitored? and up-coming departmental events
are planned. Internal assessments are
according to calendar of events of the
University.
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47. Highlight the participation of : Faculty and students are participating

students and faculty in extension in various extension activities
activities. according to calendar of events of the
University, till date more than 13
extension actives were carried out by
the department.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Department conducts the activities
scholarly activities” of the like World Tuberculosis day
department. celebration, World Heart day, World
Osteoporosis day, World Asthma
Day, Extension activities like Health
education on Prevention and
treatment of TB, Diabetes mellitus,
Cancer & Hypertension, Health
education on First Aid, etc
50. Briefly highlight the contributions : Department organizes CNE,
of the department in generating Workshops, Guest Lecture ,
new knowledge, basic or applied. Conference, Lab demonstration, UG
and PG research projects generating
new knowledge. Evidenced based
nursing practice is also emphasized.
 The students  Departmental  Protocols in
are exposed faculty has clinical area
to the super opportunity to  To train the
specialty attend the new staff and
tertiary care International student nurses
hospital and and National in Emergency
they are Conference, /acute care
exposed to Seminars and management.
255 bedded Workshop &  Evidence
Intensive care research based nursing
units collaboration practice.
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 Staff nurses --  To have the  Training for

have collaboration the staff
opportunity with national nurses and the
to get and students for
certificate international palliative care
course in nursing nursing.
critical care institutes
nursing
 Established  To conduct  Training for
critical care Research the staff
nurses activities in nurses and the
society of collaboration students in
India with national pain
Belagavi and management
chapter international in different
 Well agencies. terminal
equipped lab  To do online illness
with courses for
mannequins faculty and
and students.
equipments  Exchange
to practice program me
the basic and for faculty
advanced and students
nursing skills to improve
 Collaborative their
extension competencies
extra mural
outreach
activities in
association
with NGO,
NSS, and
various
departments
of medical
college and
hospital.

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52. Future plans of the Department :  To start pain management

fellowship course
 To start palliative care fellowship
course.
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Evaluative Reports Nursing (Obstetrics Nursing)
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecological Nursing
1. Name of the Department : Obstetrics and Gynecological Nursing

Department
2. Year of Establishment : UG-1990, PG-1998
university?
4. Names of programs offered : UG, PG
Integrated Ph.D.,
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Department has organized various
departments involved Interdisciplinary programs and has
involved Department of OBG, Pediatric
and PSM departments, JNMC Belagavi,
in Guest lectures, State Level
Conference, CNE and Health Checkup
Camps.
6. Courses in collaboration with :  Collaboration between East Anglia
other universities, industries, University, School Of Midwifery,
foreign institutions, etc. Norwich, UK and KLEU INS under
THET Project (Tropical health and
education trust) Dr Gibson D’cruz,
Senior Lecturer and Ms. Elizabeth
Jayne Randall, lecturer, from East
Anglia University, School Of
Midwifery, Norwich visited KLE
University’s Institute of Nursing
Sciences from 20th February to 23rd
February 2013 to identify the needs
practice areas of collaborations in
order to reduce maternal mortality
and morbidity rates.
 Collaboration between the Academy
for Nursing Studies and Womens
Empowerment research Studies
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(ANSWERS), Hyderabad (AP) and

the KLE Institute of Nursing
Sciences, Belagavi for strengthening
the existing Midwifery lab and to
develop centre of excellence. Four
staffs were deputed for the workshop
from 7th to 12th April 2013.
 KLEU’s INS Department of OBG,
 An Agreement between UK India
and Education Research Initiative
(UKIERI) through British Council
which awards the Grant for the
purpose of conducting activities
under Strand III, UKIERI
Institutional Capacity Building
proposal titled (“Enhancing
midwifery and neonatal care through
capacity building of midwifery
lecturers”).
7. Details of programs : No discontinuation
reasons.
9. Participation of the department :  Department of OBG Nursing and
in the courses offered by other UDEHP, UPBSDC offered the
departments course on Maternal Nursing as In-
service Education (Module 10) for
the staff nurses working in KLEs Dr
Belagavi.
JNMC Department of Pediatric, IAP
and SOMI Jointly organized at
KLEU’s INS seminar hall NSSK
workshops first and Second service
provider courses from 4th & 5th
March 2011 and 3rd to 4th September
2012.
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JNMC Department of Pediatric IAP
and SOMI Nitte Usha College of
Nursing Mangalore, jointly
organized NSSK workshop third
service provider course from 28th-
29th June 2012.
 Department faculty participated in
the ongoing workshop on HBB
(Helping Babies Breathe) skill
training for III , IV B.Sc (N) and
PB.B.Sc I year students conducted
by Dept. of Child Health Nursing on
29th & 30th Jan 2014.
Actual (including
Sanctioned Filled
CAS & MPS)
Professor 01 01 01
Lecturer 04 03 03
No. of Years
Experience
Dr.(Prof) M.Sc (N), Principal OBG Nursing 21 years
Sudha A M.Phil (N),
Raddi Ph.D
Dr.(Prof) M.Sc (N), Ph.D Head of the OBG Nursing 22 years
Sangeeta N department
Kharde
Mrs. A Bhat M.Sc (N) Senior tutor OBG Nursing 15 years 9
Months
Mrs. M.Sc (N) Lecturer OBG Nursing 5 years 9
Shubharani months
Murgod
Mrs. M.Sc (N) Lecturer OBG Nursing 6 years 6
Nirmala months
D’souza
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Mrs. Uma M.Sc (N) Lecturer OBG Nursing 3 years

Kole 5 months
Ms Shweta M.Sc (N) Senior tutor OBG Nursing 2 years 7
A Months
Mrs. M.Sc (N) Senior tutor OBG Nursing 8 yrs
Bhuvaneshw
ari
Ms. Genita M.Sc (N) Senior tutor OBG Nursing 1 Year
Professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher :  UG-10:1
Ratio  PG-5:1
filled and actual
16. Research thrust areas as : Thrust areas as per ICMR-
recognized by major funding  Development of male
agencies oriented contraceptive
methods.
 Evaluation of recently
available post partum IUDs
for their efficacy
 Effect of food
supplementation on energy
balance of pregnant women.
 Improvement of
communication and
manipulative skills
 Non utilization of delivery
services at PHCs/CHCs.
 Perception of women on obstetric
morbidities.
 Gender role and maternal health.
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 Strategies to improve post natal care

in the community.
 Assessment of risk of maternal
morbidity and mortality associated
with anemia and adverse pregnancy
outcome.
17. Number of faculty with : NIL
project-wise. :
18. Inter-institutional collaborative : International Collaborations
projects and associated grants  THET Project for Health
received Partnerships - Fund received 4500 €
 UKERI - Enhancing Midwifery &
Neonatal Care through capacity
building of midwifery lecturers.
Grant received Rs. 41,76,891/-
a. National collaboration NIL
b.International collaboration NIL
19. Departmental projects funded : There were no such projects funded by
by ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC- ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS,
SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE.
received
21. Special research laboratories : -
22. Publications
 Number of papers : National- 12
published in peer reviewed International -18
international)
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 Monographs : -
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
Sciences Directory,
etc.)
 Citation Index – range / : 5.14
average
 SNIP : -
 SJR : 0,113
 Impact Factor – range / : 4.43
average
 h-index : 1
23. Details of patents and income : There are no such patents and no income
generated is generated.
24. Areas of consultancy and :  Facilitator for emergency obstetrical
income generated skills and drills and supportive
supervision visits – Research project
by Institute for clinical effectiveness
and health policy mother and child
health research department from
Argentina collaboration with St.
John’s Research Institute and
Karnataka Health promotion Trust.
Funded by the Maternal Health Task
Force(MHPT) Havard School of
Public Health – Rs. 36000/-
 Trainer HIV/ AIDS Training
programme for ANM’s organised by
INC, funded by GFATM – Rs 3000/-
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 Facilitator for emergency obstetrical

skills and drills and supportive
supervision visits – Research project
by Institute for clinical effectiveness
and health policy mother and child
health research department from
Argentina collaboration with St.
John’s Research Institute and
Karnataka Health promotion Trust.
Funded by the Maternal Health Task
Force(MHPT) Havard School of
Public Health – Rs 50000/-
 Trainer HIV/ AIDS Training
programme for ANM’s organised by
INC, funded by GFATM – Rs 5000/-
25. Faculty selected nationally / : 1. One of the faculty Participated as a

internationally to visit other SOMI, Leader in Exposure Visit to
laboratories / institutions / Sweden from 16th to 20th March
industries in India and abroad 2009, Under the Project Titled
”Developing Inter Institutional
Collaboration between institutions in
India & Sweden for improving
Midwifery and EmOC Services in
India under the collaboration of
SOMI, SIDA, TNAI, White Ribbon
Alliance & Indian Institute Of
Management Ahmdabad. Was
sponsored by SIDA(Swedish
International Development Agency)
2. One of the faculty attended ICM 29th
triennial congress of International
confederation of midwives held at
Durban, South Africa. The event was
hosted by the Society of Midwives of
South Africa from 19th -23rd June
2011. The theme for the conference
was ‘Midwives Tackling the Big 5
Globally’. Participated as vice-
president, Society of midwives India
to bid for India for the 2017 triennial
Congress, sponsored by UNICEF.
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3. One of the faculty has attended

International Conference on “For the
Health of Women & Children-Let’s
Take Action”, participated &
presented a paper & poster. Conducted
on 24th July to 26th July 2012, held in
Hanoi, Vietnam as SOMI
representative.
4. Four of the faculties attended the skill
training on “Setting up of skilled lab at
college of nursing” at ANSWERS,
Hyderabad from, 7th to 12th Oct 2013.
a) National committees  Master trainer for HBB
 Vice president society of midwives,
India
 Former Karnataka state chapter
secretary for SOMI
 Two of departmental faculties are
NSSK Trainer under IAP-SOMI
partnership for the neonatal
resuscitation –FGM programme.
 Member of BOS College of Nursing
Krishna Institute of Medical sciences
Karad university
 Member of BOS College of Nursing,
PIMS, Pravara
b) International committees Nil
c) Editorial Boards  One Member Advisory board for
nursing articles in Karad Institute of
Medical Sciences University
(KIMSU) Journal, Maharashtra.
 Two faculty are in National editorial
board of International Journal Of
Nursing Education
d) any other (specify)  Chairman Ethical clearance

committee for PhD, KLE University
 Sub editor KLE University’s health
sciences
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27. Faculty recharging strategies : University arranges one day orientation

(Refresher / orientation program for newly appointed faculties
programs, workshops, training and arrange workshops for updating the
programs and similar knowledge
programs).
Orientation Workshop CNE Conference Training Seminar
programme program
1 13 12 15 10 02
 percentage of students : Two Best Poster Presentation in
doing projects in national conference in 2010
institute
S.No. 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Minor 6 3 11 8 9 10
Projects (RGUHS) (RGUHS) (Ongoing)
11
(Completed)
Major 02 (Completed)
Projects
29. Awards / recognitions received : NIL
level by
 Faculty : 1. One faculty was felicitated for
outstanding service for sick
neonates, children, medical and
nursing profession in 3rd Karnataka
State Annual Conference of
Neonatal Nursing held on 5th & 6th
Sept 2009.
2. Secured first prize for poster
presentation at IX ICM regional
Asia- Pacific Midwives Conference,
Nov 2009.
 Doctoral / post doctoral : NIL
fellows
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 Students :  One post graduate student secured

3rd Rank in RGUHS University in
2009.
 Gold Medal- 01 in the year of
2011 for securing first rank in KLE
University.
 Silver Medal – 01 the year of 2013
for securing Second rank by KLE
Society
30. Seminars / Conferences / : • Department has organized One
Workshops organized and the workshops at International level
source of funding (national / under UK India and Education
international) with details of Research Initiative (UKIERI)
outstanding participants, if any through British Council which
awards the Grant for the purpose of
conducting activities under Strand
III, UKIERI Institutional Capacity
Building proposal titled (“Enhancing
midwifery and neonatal care through
capacity building of midwifery
lecturers”). The workshop was on
Mentorship: Collaborative Learning
in Practice (CLiP) was held from
17.11.2014 to 21.11.2014

ICMR, ICH & GCP.
question no. 4)
PG I & II Year
2009-10 05 05 100%
2010-11 03 03 100%
2011-12 05 05 100%
2012-13 05 05 100%
2013-14 02 02 100%
2014-15 01 01 100%
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UG (B.Sc ) IV Year
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13 32 3 3 29 95.83
2013-14 82 5 5 67 91.22
Pc.BSc I Year
2009-10 35 2 33 100 100
2010-11 42 19 23 100 100
2011-12 23 8 15 87.5 100
2012-13 22 6 16 100 100
2013-14 24 7 17 100 76.47
PG 27.27 72.73 12. -
34. How many students have cleared : Defense Services: Mr.Praveen
Civil Services and Defense Melinmani (ITBP) Sub Inspector.
UG to PG 05
PG to M.Phil, DM / M Ch / DNB 01
PG to Ph.D. 02
Employed -
Entrepreneurs -
graduates
of the same university 38%
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from other universities within the 62%

State
from universities from other States Nil
country
37. Number of faculty who were : M.Phil : 1
awarded M.Phil., DM, M Ch, Ph.D : 2
assessment period
regard to
a) Library : Department has got separate
departmental library which is utilized
by the departmental staff and
students. Total 47 text books, by
different authors and different edition
are available.
b) Internet facilities for staff and : Institution has got Digital library &
students WIFI campus
d) Class rooms with ICT facility : NA
a. from the host institution / : 01 (Prof Sangeeta N Kharde, M.Sc.
university (N), Ph.D).
b. from other institutions / : 01 (Prof Sudha A Raddi, M.Sc. (N),
universities M.Phil (N) & Ph.D National Consortium
For PhD in Nursing, of WHO, RGUHS
and Indian Nursing Council. Study
centre- NIMHAN’s Bangalore.)
40. Number of post graduate students : NA
the university.
41. Was any need assessment exercise : No
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feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Yes, the feedback is obtained from
as teaching-learning- faculty and according to feedback
evaluation? If yes, how does necessary improvements are made.
feedback?
b. students on staff, curriculum : Yearly feedback is obtained by UG &
and teaching-learning- PG Midwifery students.
feedback?
c. alumni and employers on the : Yes, Alumni feedback is obtained and
programs offered and how is utilized in the improvement
feedback?

S. Name of the alumni Designation

No
1. Prof. Leelavati Hakki Vice Principal and HOD, Dept of OBG
Nursing, Bapuji CON, Davangere, Karnataka
2. Prof. Manisha Prof. and HOD, Dept of OBG Nursing, D.Y
Bijapurkar Patil CON, Kolhapur
3. Prof. Jyothi Salunkhe Prof. and HOD, Dept of OBG Nursing, KIMS
CON, Karad, Maharastra
4. Mrs. Sheetal Samson Asst. Prof. Dept of OBG Nursing, KIMS
CON, Karad, Maharastra
5. Mrs. Asha kumari R HOD, Dept of OBG Nursing, KLE CON,
Hubli
6. Mrs. Meena Rai Asst. Prof. Christian Action
HongKong,Nepal
7. Ms. Anjali Tiwari Asst Prof. Dept of OBG(N), manikaka
Topawala Institute of Nursing,Anand, Gujarat
8. Mrs. Sheeba Staff Nurse, ESI hospital, Bangalore
9. Ms. Rohani C Staff Nurse, Qatar MOH
10. Ms. Ekta Krakal Lecturer, Institute of Nursing Education, Goa
University,Goa
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44. Give details of student enrichment :

external experts. :
Particulars 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Guest lectures 03 02 05 02 02 01
Workshops 01 02 01 01
International -- -- -- -- -- 01
Workshop
CNE -- -- 01 01 -- --
Conference -- -- 01 -- -- --
Quiz -- -- -- 01 -- --
Debate -- -- -- -- 01 --
45. List the teaching methods adopted : Teaching methods are lecture,
by the faculty for different discussion, demonstration, seminar,
programs including clinical field visit projects and case studies all
teaching. these methods are used to make the
teaching learning experience
intensive, meaningful and interesting.
46. How does the department ensure : Based on unit tests and internal
that program objectives are assessment for students the
constantly met and learning department ensures that program
outcomes are monitored? objectives and learning outcomes are
constantly met.
47. Highlight the participation of : The department organizes Health
students and faculty in extension awareness programmes, health
activities. education programmes, health
checkup camps, rally, and NSS unit
organizes various social activities
through NGO’s.awareness programs,
health camps are organized as per the
calendar of events of the year.
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Total
02 01 05 03 02 03 16
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Department has organized health
scholarly activities” of the awareness program for commercial
department. sex workers, actively participates in
Society of Midwives, India activities,
Celebrates Safe Motherhood Day,
World Breast feeding Week, World
Cancer day, International Midwives
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day every year, Four NSSK

workshops in collaboration with IAP
&^ SOMI Belagavi chapter,
Karnataka. Regularly Lactation clinic
and Breast self examination clinics
are conducted at labour room and
maternity wards of KLE’s Dr.
Prabhakar Kore Hospital.
50. Briefly highlight the contributions : Contribution of Department in
of the department in generating generating new knowledge by adding
new knowledge, basic or applied. the Lab hours in the time table for the
UG Midwifery batches and conducts
bed side clinics, demonstration and re
demonstration.
Under graduates and Post graduates
research projects.
Experienced -- Faculty serve as Placement
faculty member examiners of opportunities for
two have other post graduates
completed Ph.D Universities,
convener, guest
speaker, IGNOU
Counsellor, BOS
Members, and
editors journal
International No local or National and Promotion
collaboration National MoU international opportunities for
with East Anglia paper faculty
University, presentation
Norwich UK
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One of the Lack of patents Abstract reviewer

faculty SOMI at International
office bearer Conference
(Vice President)
and active SOMI,
Belagavi Chapter
Regular Vibrant NSS Unit
upgrading the of the Collee
knowledge conducts two
through CNE, NSS activity
Workshop, Guest yearly and all
Lecture and depts.participate
Conferences actively
Rich clinical
experience at
parent hospital
52. Future plans of the Department :  To strengthen midwifery skill lab
by adding more dummies, models
and simulators.
 UKIERI Institutional Capacity
Building proposal titled
(“Enhancing midwifery and
neonatal care through capacity
building of midwifery lecturers”).
 International Conference in 2015
 Student exchange programme
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Evaluative Reports Physiotherapy (CBR)
KLEU INSTITUTE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY - BELAGAVI
Department of Community Based Rehabilitation

1. Name of the Department : Community based Rehabilitation
2. Year of Establishment : CBR - 2009-2010
3. Is the Department part of a : Yes, the department is part of KLEU
college/Faculty of the university? Institute of Physiotherapy
4. Names of programs offered : Following are the program offered by the
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated institute:
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., -Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT),
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, -Master of Physiotherapy in Community
Diploma, PG Diploma, Based Rehabilitation (MPT )
D.M./M.Ch., Super specialty -PhD
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : There are no courses offered by the
departments involved department in collaboration with other
universities etc.
6. Courses in collaboration with : The PG students of OBG Physiotherapy
other universities, industries, department undergo three months clinical
foreign institutions, etc. training in OBG, Urology & oncology
dept. There are no courses offered by the
department in collaboration with other
universities etc.
7. Details of programs discontinued : So far no programs have been

if any, with reasons. discontinued.
9. Participation of the department : Students and faculty are encouraged to

in the courses offered by other take up courses offered such as
departments certificate course in Bio-statistics,
Diploma in Value Education and
Spirituality, PG Diploma in Health
Professional Education and Diploma and
certificate in Music. Department involves
in presentation by PGs of other
Physiotherapy departments.
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Sanctioned Filled
MPS)
Professor - - -
Assistant Professor -- - -
Lecturer 01 01 01
Senior Resident
No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Basvaraj MPT Associate CBR 15 Years
Chandu Professor
Dr. Madhushree MPT Lecturer CBR 01 Year
Mudge
professors
Ratio PG : 3:1
15. Number of academic support staff (technical) & administrative staff: sanctioned,
filled & actual :
Actual
Sanctioned Filled Gender (including
CAS & MPS)
Office Superintendent 01 01 F --
Computer Assistant (SDA) 01 01 F --
SDA 01 01 F --
Clerical staff 02 02 1F/1M --
Assistant Librarian 01 01 F --
Librarian assistant 01 01 F --
Attenders / 06 06 2F/4M --
Driver 01 01 M --
Cleaner & Sweeper 03 03 M --
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16. Research thrust areas as :  Community based rehabilitation,

recognized by major funding  Community research
agencies  Community awareness
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : No funded research projects are
projects from a) national b) undertaken.
18. Inter-institutional collaborative : Department has no Inter-institutional
projects and associated grants collaborative projects at present.
received
19. Departmental projects funded by : Department has no funding for its
ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP / research projects at present all project are
CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, self-funded.
20. Research facility / centre with : The University has state of art, basic
research facility with dedicated 10,000
sq. ft. exclusively for the purpose of
research. The Institute has a separate
research lab with sophisticated
equipment’s and instruments for faculty
and students.
21. Special research laboratories : The Institute has developed a separate
sponsored by / created by research lab of approximately 800 Sq. ft
industry or corporate bodies area equipped with sophisticated
instruments for faculty and students.
However no sponsored research lab is
created by any agency.
22. Publications :
 Monographs : -
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-
Medline, etc.)
 Citation Index range / average : 2.128-4.92
 SNIP : --
 SJR : 3.95
 Impact Factor–range/ : 0.5-3.95
average
 h-index : --
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : Consultancy services extended to Disha,
income generated We Care- Day Care centre, Belagavi. The
income generated from the consultancy
services is 70,000/-. Free consultancy is
provided to old age homes, Belagavi.
26. Faculty serving in : Nil
27. Faculty recharging strategies : --
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 Percentage of students who : Percentage of students who have taken up
have taken up in-house in-house projects including inter-
projects including inter- departmental projects –100% of students
departmental projects who have taken up in-house projects
including inter-departmental projects
 percentage of students : Percentage of students does projects in
doing projects in collaboration with other universities /
collaboration with other industry / institute- 00% of students doing
universities / industry / projects in collaboration with other
institute universities / industry / institute.
level by
 Faculty : -
fellows
 Students : -
Topic Resource Person
Preventive Physiotherapy Dr. Bharati Ballare
Physiotherapy avenues in industrial Dr Apoorva Shimpi
development
Challenges in CBR Dr. Basavaraj Chandu
31. Code of ethics for research : The Institutional Ethical committee is
followed by the departments fully functional and monitors the ethical
aspects of research projects conducted by
all faculty and students. The Institute also
aligns itself with the guidelines laid by
KLE University. All research projects are
approved by the Institutional Ethics
committee before commencement.

MPT CBR 06 01 03 10% 90%
BPT 447 43 218 13.13% 86.87%
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from the universities universities countries
same within the outside the
PG in CBR 50% -- 50% --
category-wise.
UG to PG 10%
PG to M.Phil,DM/M Ch / DNB N/A
Employed Most of students are working in various
 Campus selection hospitals, college setups, and clinics.
 Other than campus recruitment Various job vacancies are displayed on
the notice board.
Entrepreneurs

graduates
the State
States
country
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regard to
a) Library : 25 books
b) Internet facilities for staff and : 14 computers with internet facility
students through Wi-Fi with access to 17 online
journals.
d) Class rooms with ICT facility : 2 Class rooms with ICT facility and 1
and ‘smart’ class rooms ‘smart’ class room.
e) Students’ laboratories : 04 (Exercise lab, Electrotherapy lab,
Hydrotherapy and gait lab)
39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students & Research Associates:
university
universities
40. Number of post graduate : Financial assistance in the form of
students getting financial incentives for paper presentation, best
assistance from the university. dissertation award extended to PG
students.
41. Was any need assessment : Need assessment was undertaken based
exercise undertaken before the on strengths, weaknesses, opportunities,
development of new and threats (SWOT) analysis for
program(s)? If so, highlight the development of each program. Feedbacks
methodology. were taken from different stake holders
and expert for this purpose.
42. Does the department obtain feedback from :
a. faculty on curriculum as well : Yes.
as teaching-learning- Feedback is taken from faculty on
evaluation? If yes, how does curriculum as well as teaching- learning
the department utilize the evaluation. It is subsequently considered
feedback? for curriculum revision and improvement
to meet global standards.
b. students on staff, curriculum : Yes.
and teaching-learning- Feedback is obtained from students about
evaluation and how does the the staff and same is placed in BOS
department utilize the through the Head of the Institution for
feedback? consideration and implementation. The
teaching- learning evaluation is updated
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and modified as per the feedback

received. This helps to improve teacher
quality, implement new teaching methods
and consider students feedback during
curricular revision.
c. alumni and employers on the : Yes.

programs offered and how Feedback is utilized to improve learning
does the department utilize resources, enrich student teaching &
the feedback? learning environment and curriculum
development.
43. List the distinguished alumni of :  Dr. Priyanka Powar- Faculty in D.Y
the department (maximum 10) Patil College of Physiotherapy,
Mumbai
Sl. Name of Program Date & Place Resource Person
No
1 UDEHP, Medical Professional 20th -21st January 2012, Department of
& Legal Awareness public health, JNMC Belagavi
nd
2 UDEHP, NABL Accreditation 22 November 2013, KLE’S institute
for research centers of Physiotherapy college, Belagavi
3 UDEHP, personality 22nd November 2013, KLE’S institute
development & emotional of Physiotherapy college, Belagavi
quotient Resource Person :
Mr. Vinod Deshpande
Mr. G.V. Donurmath
4 UDEHP, Organizational & 7th and 8th May 2014
Managerial Skills JNMC, DOME conference hall, KLE
university, Belagavi
Resource Person :
Dr. D.H Rao, Dean & Professor
VTU, Belagavi
5 UDEHP, Orientation course for 6th August, 2012 JNMC, Belagavi.
6 UDEHP, MCQ writing & 1st October 2012JNMC, Belagavi
validation
th th
7 Workshop on Sensory 29 & 30 January 2010
Integration Resource Person : Dr. Urmila Kamat
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45. List the teaching methods : UG: Didactic lectures, Practical

adopted by the faculty for Demonstrations, Discussions, case
different programs including discussions, seminars, debates, and skill
clinical teaching. demo.
PG: group discussions, Seminars,
Journals, Technique Demo, Case
presentations, Research presentations,
Microteaching
constantly met and learning learning outcomes are monitored through
outcomes are monitored? the Syllabus and lesson planning.
Departmental meetings with staff and
students are regularly conducted and
course objectives are reviewed by HOD
and Principal. The head of the department
periodically reviews classes conducted as
per curriculum and objectives stated. It
also plans and conducts workshops,
seminars directed towards the objectives
of the program. Formative and
Summative evaluation, grading of
seminar/Journal/case presentation, thesis
work is reviewed and necessary measures
are implemented. Regular feedback
obtained from faculty and staff which are
scrutinized to evaluate the program and
changes made continuously. Syllabus
planning by HOD and Lesson planning
by the faculty is a regular feature.
47. Highlight the participation of : Various awareness programmes related to
students and faculty in extension food, environment & prevention of
activities. communicable & non-communicable
disorders are conducting regularly.
Sl. Particulars of Extension
Date Details
No activity
1. “Free Physiotherapy 28/01/2010 Dr. Soudagar medical
Camp” at sub centre, officer PHC Kinaye
Peeranwadi
2. NSS Camp at Guramatti 23/03/2010 to Shri. Ashok Deshpande,
29/03/2010 Chief Guest
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3. Polio Awareness 13 May 2010 By Soudagar

Programme Organized by Dr. B.G
Chandu
4. Disability Evaluation 15/06/2010 to Mr. Mulimani, District
Camp, Kinaye 19/06/2010 Nodal Officer
5. Physiotherapy Evaluation 21st to 26th Dr. Basavaraj Motimath,
& Treatment Camp for /06/2010 CBR PG’s
school children at
different Taluka places of
Sindhudurg district
through NRHM Project
6. Physiotherapy Evaluation 30/07/2010 Dr. Basavaraj Chandu
& Treatment Camp at
Santi, Bastwad
7. CBR Camp, Macche 23/08/2010 to Staff, PG & UG’s are
28/08/2010 participated
8. “Mental Health – An 02/09/2010 Dr. Sameer Chate at KIPT
Awareness to a Health 3 – 4 PM
Professional” Guest
Lecture
9. Chickun Guneah camp 17/09/2010 to By B. Motimath at KIPT
05/10/2010
10. Stroke Treatment Camp 18/10/2010 to AT KIPT
01/12/2010
11. Blood Donation Camp – 29/10/2010 NSS Staff Members &
NSS Activity Students
12. Orthopedic free 7th to 9th In charge Dr. Santosh
Physiotherapy camp December 2010 Metgud
13. Free Physiotherapy camp 17/01/2011 to Dr. B. Chandu&
on low back ache - 22/01/2011 Dr. Vijay Kage
Uchagaov
14. Leprosy Awareness – 31/01/2011 Dr. Jeba Chitra
Guest Lecture
15. “Stroke awareness 18th March 2011 Dr. Mahanshetty
Programme”
16. “Free Eye check-up camp” 25/03/2011 to Mr. Suresh Hanji
NSS annual camp 31/03/2011
17. Parental Awareness 10/05/2011 Dr. V.D. Patil,
Program For Cerebral
Palsy
18. Polio Awareness Program 16/05/2011 Mr. Suresh Hanji
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19. Free Physiotherapy Camp, 28,29,30 June KIPT Dr.B.G.Chandu

Yamanapur 2011
20. Free Physiotherapy Camp 14/07/2011 Dr. B.G. Chandu, Dr. B.R.
, Bailhongal Ganesh & Mr. Sanjay R
21. Free Physiotherapy Camp, 1 – 6 August KIPT Staff
Teragundi Polyclinic, 2011
Belagavi
22. World Physiotherapy Day 08/09/2011 Belagavi IAP Branch
, “Free Physiotherapy
Check – up Camp”
Teragundi Polyclinic,
Belagavi & B.M.
Kankanwadi Ayurveda
Hospital, Shahapur,
Belagavi
23. NSS unit of KLEUIPT 5/11/2011 KLES Dr. P.K. Hospital&
conducted “Blood MRC, Belagavi
donation camp” in
association with blood
bank of KLES Dr. P.K.
Hospital& MRC, Belagavi
24. Disability screening for 3rd Week of Dr. BasavarajChandu, PG
children’s of disabled November Students & Interns [NSS
schools (Aradhana, Ajay/ Unit]
Govt Deaf & Dumb
School & Maheshwari
Blind School) Belagavi.
25. NSS unit of KLEUIPT 02/12/2011 KIPT
conducted physiotherapy
services for sports for the
specially abled children –
Nagnur Kannada School,
Belagavi.
26. NSS unit of KLEUIPT 03/12/2011 Col. Hosalli
conducted Rally on
“World day for Disabled”
from chenamma circle to
Institute premises
27. Screening for Prosthesis & 03/12/2011 Dr. P.F. Kotur &
Orthosis Dr. V.D. Patil
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28. Distribution of free aids & 03/12/2011 Dr. P.F.Kotur &

appliances Dr. V.D. Patil
29. National Youth Day 12/01/2012 KIPT [NSS Unit]
Celebration
30. Visit to Shri Swami 14/01/2012
Vivekanand Paristhan
[Orphanage], Veerabhadra
Nagar, Belagavi.
31. Visit to Aadhar 15/01/2012
Orphanage, Kanbargi
32. Free Physiotherapy 18 to 20 / Shri. Sanjay Patil, MLA
Checkup & treatment 01/2012 Belagavi Rural, Shri Anil
camp at B.K. Kangrali Potdar, Dr. Sanjiv Kumar
Village & Dr. Basavaraj Chandu
33. “Leprosy Awareness 31/01/2012 Dr. S.T. Kalasad,
Program” Dr. Manjunath swami
Conducted by Dr. Anil
Muragod
34. “Free Orthopedic 06/02/2012 to Conducted by Dr. Vijay
Physiotherapy Checkup& 08/02/2012 Kage & Dr. Peeyoosha N
Treatment Camp”
35. 7 Days NSS Annual 25/02/2012 to Shri. Babu. S.Pingat
Camp at Kakati Village 02/03/2012
Shri Sarvajanik Ganeshtsava
Mandal Holi Cowk
36. “World Down Syndrome 21/03/2012 Dr. Deepa Metgud
Day” Program Dr. Snehal Dharmayat
37. NSS Unit of KIPT 22/03/2012 Chief guest Shri. Kotresh
conducted Rally on & Shri. G.M. Patil, Dr.
“World Water Day” Basavaraj Chandu
Dr. Anil Muragod
38. Yoga Camp for men & 27/04/2012 to Dr. Rajendra Deginal
women 17/05/2012
39. 4 Days Free Physiotherapy 23/07/2012 to Shri. Anil Potdar,
Check – up & treatment 26/07/2012 Shri. BasavarajGajpati
camp at MarihalVillage, Shri. Shankargouda Patil
Belagavi
40. “World Physiotherapy 8th September Prof.(Dr) B.R. Nilgar
Day” (Rally) & 2012
Physiotherapy Awareness
Exhibition
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41. Free Laser Therapy Camp 21 to 24 KIPT

September 2012
42. Visit to Old Age Home 29 September KIPT
2012
43. Awareness program on 18th October Dr. M.V.Jali , Ms. Anita.
“Role of exercise and 2012. S.Bhavi, Dietician, Dr.
prevention in life style B.M.Kajagar& Dr.
modification for common ArathiDarshan,
medical & surgical
conditions”
44. NSS unit of KLEUIPT 29th October KLES Dr. P.K. Hospital&
conducted “Blood 2012 MRC, Belagavi
Donation Camp” in
45. Stroke Awareness 29th October Dr. A.S. Godhi ,
Programme& Exhibition 2012 Dr. Saroja. A.O&
on stroke awareness Dr. Raviraj Ghorpade
46. Free Physiotherapy 23rd& 24th KIPT

Checkup & treatment November 2012
camp at Bailhongal
47. “Free Camp on Meditation 26/11/2012 to KIPT
& Relaxation for 01/12/2012
Hypertensive [High Blood
Pressure]”
48. “World Disabled Day” 3/12/2012 Dr. Suresh. B. Kulkarni,
Chairman Indian Red
Cross Karnataka branch
49. “Leprosy awareness 31st January Dr. B.R. Nilgar

Programme” 2013
50. 7 days NSS Special 04/02/2013 to Chief guest Shri. Baburao
Annual Camp - Mutaga 10/02/2013 Chougale, Vice President
Gram Panchayat
51. State Level NSS camp at 13/02/2013 KIPT
Basarikatti
52. Poster Awareness Program 25/02/2013 Dr. V.D.Patil

on PVD
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53. NSS unit of KLEUIPT 3rd & 4th March Mr. Umesh Bali
conducted 2 days Free 2013
Physiotherapy Camp,
Munvalli
54. Community Physiotherapy 17/03/2013 Chief Guest Shri.
dept. of KLEUIPT, Giants Dr. V.D.Patil
group of yaragatti & Govt
Hospital of Yaragatti
together organized an Free
Physiotherapy checkup&
treatment camp at Govt
Hospital , Yaragatti
55. NSS unit of KLEUIPT 22nd March 2013 Chief Guest -
conducted Rally on Mr. Mallikarjun Shetty
“World Water Day”
Institute premises
56. NSS unit of KLEUIPT 22nd March 2013 Mr. Mallikarjun Shetty
conducted Guest Lecture
on “Rain Water
Harvesting”
57. Free Camp for Inner wheel 15/04/2013 to KIPT
club of Belagavi at Mahila 19/04/2013
Vidyalaya English
Medium School
58. Orthopaedic 29th& 30th April Dr. Soudagar
Physiotherapy & Manual 2013
Therapy Free Camp at
Urban Health Centre,
Rukmini Nagar, Belagavi
59. “Free Physiotherapy 4th August 2013 KIPT
evaluation & treatment
services” The camp was
conducted on the occasion
of 66th Birthday of Shri.
Dr. Prabhakar Kore,
Chairman, KLE Society,
Belagavi.
60. “2nd Free Camp on Laser 7th August 2013 KIPT
Awareness & Treatment”
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61. Free physiotherapy camp 19th -21st August Shri Angadi, Dr. Bukka
in Urban Health Care 2013 Mallikarjun, Shri CMF
Centre, Rukmini nagar, Murthy and Shri Vilas
Belagavi. Jangli
62. Suvarna Medical 25/08/2013 to KIPT
Exhibition Participation 01/09/2013
63. Physiotherapy Awareness 07/09/2013 Dr. V.S. Sadhunavar
Exhibition Dr. M.V. Jali &
Dr. B.B. Putti
th
64. “World Physiotherapy 8 September Prof.(Dr) N.S. Mulimani
Day” (Rally) 2013
65. NSS unit of KLEUIPT 20/09/2013 Dr. Col. V.S. Hosalli
conducted “Blood
Donation Camp” in
Hospital & MRC,
Belagavi
66. Free Check Up Camp For 21/11/2013 Dr. B.R. Desai
Pre-Menopausal And
Menopausal Women
67. free checkup camp for 28/11/2013 KIPT
screening of Premenstrual
Syndrome &
Dysmenorrhea for the
female students of nursing
sciences
68. Rally on “World Disability 03/12/2013 KIPT
Day”
69. Polio Awareness Program 03/12/2013 Mr. Pundlik Patil
at Honaga Graham [Ex mem of Gram
Panchayat Panchayat]
70. Physiotherapy screening 13/12/2013 Dr. Vijay Kage

camp & awareness Dr. Peeyoosha N
program on Dr. Basavaraj Motimath
Musculoskeletal Disorders
in Industrial workers at
HLL factory premises,
Kanagala
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71. “Leprosy Awareness 31/01/ 2014 Dr. A. S Godhi

Programme” organized
by Neuro-Physiotherapy
Department on the
occasion of ‘World
Leprosy Day’
72. 7 days NSS Special 3 to 9/02/ 2014. KIPT
Annual Camp – Guranatti
Village
73. Free Camp on “Screening 18/02/2014 KIPT
of incontinence in female OBG-Physiotherapy
athletes“ organized by Department
OBG-Physiotherapy
Department
74. Guest Lecture on “Self 08/03/2014 KIPT
Defense for Women“ OBG-Physiotherapy
organized by OBG- Department
Physiotherapy Department
on the occasion of
Women’s Day
75. Free Physiotherapy Camp 09/03/2014 KIPT
conducted at Kannur NSS Department
Khurd Organized by NSS
Department
76. NSS unit of KLEUIPT 22nd March 2014 KIPT
conducted Rally on
“World Water Day”
Institute premises
77. Inauguration of youth red 8th May 2014 Dr. V. D. Patil
cross wing of the Institute
& blood donation camp on
the occasion of “world
red cross day”
78. 12 Free Mega health 2012-13 In & around Belagavi
checkup camps under District
Suvarna JNMC
79. World Environmental Day 05/06/14 KIPT
80. World Physiotherapy Day 08/09/14 KIPT
81. Rally on “Gandhi 02/10/14 KIPT
Jayanthi”
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48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Nil

department.
49. State whether the program / : The institute is constituent units of KLE
details. by NAAC and placed in Category ‘A’ by
MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the : The department has conducted various
contributions of the department free camps & awareness programs in and
in generating new knowledge, around the city which has created
basic or applied. awareness among rural & urban people.
of the department.:
 Well  Funded  Publication of  To extend
equipped projects. papers in services and
library,  Collaboration indexed awareness
research lab. and journals. camps to as
 Good consultancy  Research many areas as
learning with national undertaken possible.
resources. institution. using research
 ICT friendly lab.
campus.  Placement
 Good opportunity
exposure to through
different campus
types of interview.
patients.
 Regularly
organization
of workshop,
CME and
conferences.
52. Future Plans of the Department :  To establish a mobile Physiotherapy
Clinic.
 To cater Physiotherapy services to
many remote rural areas and to
increase awareness.
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Evaluative Reports Physiotherapy (Cardio-Pulmonary Physiotherapy)
Department of Cardio-Pulmonary Physiotherapy

1. Name of the Department : Cardio-Pulmonary Physiotherapy
Department
college/Faculty of the university? The department is part of KLEU
Institute of Physiotherapy
4. Names of programs offered : Programmes offered by the institute:
(UG,  Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT),
PG, Pharm D, Integrated  Master of Physiotherapy in Cardio-
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., Pulmonary Physiotherapy(MPT)
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate,  PhD
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : The interdisciplinary programs like PhD
departments involved under KLE University. The department
of Cardiology, pulmonary medicine,
CTVS, Research& Biostatistics
involved in PG and UG program
running at the department.
6. Courses in collaboration with : The PG students of Cardio-pulmonary
other universities, industries, Physiotherapy undergo one month
foreign institutions, etc. clinical training in Fortis Hospital,
Bangalore every year.
7. Details of programs discontinued : So far no program discontinued.

Professional Education and Diploma
and certificate in Music. Department
involves in presentation by PGs of other
physiotherapy departments.
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Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor - - -
Lecturer - - -
No. of Years
Experience
Dr. B. R. MPT Asso. Cardio- 16 years
Ganesh Professor Pulmonary PT
Dr. Renu B MPT; Ph.D Asst. Cardio- 8yrs
Pattanshetty Professor Pulmonary PT 7months
professors
14. Program-wise Student Teacher : Undergraduate - 14:1
Ratio Post Graduate students - 3:1
15. Number of academic support : Institutional staffs are part of
staff (technical) & department
filled & actual
Sanctioned Filled Gender Actual
(including
CAS &
MPS)
SDA 01 01 F --
Clerical staff 02 02 1F/1M
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Attenders / Peons (inc 06 06 2F/ --

Library) 4M
Driver 01 01 M --
Cleaner 01 01 M --
Sweeper 02 02 M --
16. Research thrust areas as :  Cardio-vascular Fitness, Lifestyle
recognized by major funding diseases, health promotion and
agencies disease prevention, Cardiac
Rehabilitation, Pulmonary
Rehabilitation, Vascular
Rehabilitation, Intensive care
 All research work is self-funded.
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : Department has ongoing 07 self-funded
projects from a) national b) research projects and all faculty are
international funding agencies involved in research.
and c) Total grants received. However no funded research projects are
undertaken.
received
19. Departmental projects funded by : At present all projects are self-funded
sq ft area exclusively for the purpose of
research laboratory with sophisticated
equipment’s and instruments like EMG
Biofeedback, EMG, Balance Master,
GSR Biofeedback for faculty and
students.
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22. Publications :
 Monographs : -
-
Medline, etc.)
 Citation Index range / average : 4.92
 SNIP : ---
 SJR : 3.95
 Impact Factor–range/ : .55
average
 h-index : ------
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : Consultancy services are extended to
income generated Gharkool, Old age home, Keneye,
Vridhashram centers for management of
differently abled population.
The income generated from the
consultancy services is 45,000/-.
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d) any other (specify) : The faculty of the Department are
serving as:
 Vice-president, Student Council
 Member, BOS of Institute
 IQAC member of the Institute
 NSS Officer, KLEU Institute of
Physiotherapy
 Chairman for Chairing Scientific
session
 Member Secretary purchase
committee, Institute of
Physiotherapy
 Assistant controller of
examinations, KLE university(2009
Sept – Jan 2013)
 UDEHP coordinator(2009-12)
 Board of Studies member, KLE
University(2012-2014)
 Academic Council Member, KLE
 Ethical committee Incharge
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Faculty has attended various refreshers,
(Refresher / orientation workshops, CME, conference and
programs, workshops, training training programmes at state level (06),
programs and similar programs). International level(1)
Following is the list of the programmes:
1. Workshop entitled Student
Assessment organized by KLE
University J.N.M.C, Belagavi
2. Participated in workshop entitled
Pedagogic& Personal Effectiveness
organized by Institute of
Physiotherapy, Belagavi
3. Attended as a delegate in 1st
International Conference on
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Research & Training in Health

Profession Education- on
Organized by ICON-RIPE 2012
4. Principles of evaluation and
Question paper setting for Faculty
5. Writing Grant application
6. Managerial Skills
7. Self-Management skills
 Percentage of students who : Percentage of students who have taken
have taken up in-house up in-house projects including inter-
collaboration with other industry / institute- 21%of students
universities / industry / doing projects in collaboration with
institute other universities / industry / institute.
29. Awards / recognitions received : Faculty and students have received
at the national and international various Awards/recognition:
level by  Vice-president, Student council
 Member, BOS of Institute
 IQAC member of the Institute
 NSS Officer, KLEU Institute of
Physiotherapy
sessions
 Member Secretary purchase
committee, Institute of
Physiotherapy
 Best teacher award, 2013
 Assistant controller of
examinations, KLE university
 UDEHP coordinator(2009-12)
 Board of Studies member, KLE
 Academic Council Member, KLE
 Ethical committee Incharge
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sessions
 Resource person for scientific
workshops
 Ph.D, KLE University, Belagavi.
 Best Teacher, Kannada Balaga. JM
Medical college Belagavi. 2014
 Cash prize at national conference in
Manipal 2013 for paper presentation
 Faculty :
fellows
 Students : -
Sr Workshop / Resource person/
Year Funding
No Camp organized organizing member
1 Workshop on 20th and 21st Dr. Ganesh B. R. Self
cardiac Feb 2010 Dr. Renu Pattanshetty
rehabilitation
2 Workshop on 4th and 5th Dr. Ganesh B. R. Self
pulmonary Oct 2010 Dr. Renu Pattanshetty
rehabilitation
3 Guest lecture “ 2010 Dr. Renu Pattanshetty Self
Fitness for health
professionals“
4 Guest lecture “ 15th Sept Dr. Ganesh B.R. Self
General aspects 2011
of Obesity“
5. Exercise testing Sept 2012 Dr. Renu Pattanshetty Self
and prescription
6. Basics of Sept 2012 Dr. Renu Pattanshetty Self
Electrocardiogram
7. Cardio- Sept 2012 Dr. Renu Pattanshetty Self
pulmonary
rescuscitation
8. Physiotherapy in 2012 Dr. Renu Pattanshetty Self
surgical intensive
care units
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9. Mechanical 2013 Dr. Renu Pattanshetty self

ventilators and
oxygen therapy
10. Guest lecture on 12th Dec Dr. Renu Pattanshetty Self
exercise 2013
prescription
11. Invited resource 12thApril Dr. Renu Pattanshetty self
person to speak 2014
on role of
physiotherapy in
management of
obesity
aspects of research projects conducted
by all faculty and students. The Institute
also aligns itself with the guidelines laid
by KLE University. All research
projects are approved by the
Institutional Ethics committee before
commencement.

Name of the Applications
Program received
MPT CBR 06 01 03 10% 90%
BPT 447 43 218 13.13% 86.87%
2009- 2010 - 50% 50% -
2010-2011 - 25% 25% -
2011- 2012 - 50% 25% -
2012- 2013 - 75% 25% -
2013-2014 -- - 100% --
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34. How many students have : All the students’ are well placed hence
cleared Civil Services and have not appeared for above mentioned
Defense Services examinations, competitive examinations.
NET, SET, GATE, USMLE,
PLAB, GPAT, NCLEX,
UG to PG 20%
PG to M.Phil,DM/M Ch / DNB Not applicable
PG to Ph.D. 02
Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral Not Applicable
Employed 1 Campus selection
 Other than campus recruitment 100% engaged in jobs
Entrepreneurs Nil
graduates
the State
States
country
37. Number of faculty who were : One faculty was awarded Ph.D in 2011
regard to
journals.
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a. from the host institution / : 1 faculty completed PhD in 2011
university
universities
assistance from the university. dissertation award extended to PG students.
program(s)? If so, highlight the development of each program.
methodology. Feedbacks were taken from different
stake holders and expert for this
purpose.
feedback from;
a. faculty on curriculum as : Yes.
well as teaching-learning- Feedback is taken from faculty on
the department utilize the evaluation. It is subsequently
feedback? considered for curriculum revision and
improvement to meet global standards.
and teaching-learning- Feedback is obtained from students
evaluation and how does the about the staff and same is placed in
department utilize the BOS through the Head of the Institution
feedback? for consideration and implementation.
The teaching- learning evaluation is
updated and modified as per the
feedback received. This helps to
improve teacher quality, implement
new teaching methods and consider
students feedback during curricular
revision.
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development.
Dr. Anjali Kulkarni Clinical Physiotherapist , USA
Dr. Santosh Dobhal Faculty in MGM college of physiotherapy,

Aurangabad
Dr. Shaili Thapa Clinical Physiotherapist, Gangaram hospital, nepal
Sl.
Name of Program Date & Place Resource Person
No
1 CME on Cardiac 12th December Dr. Darshan
Rehabilitation 2013
2 ALS/ BLS workshops 2009 Anaesthesiology department,
JN Medical College
JN Medical College
JN Medical College
JN Medical College
JN Medical College
JN Medical College
different programs including discussions, seminars, debates, and
clinical teaching. skill demo.
Microteaching
864
constantly met and learning learning outcomes are monitored
outcomes are monitored? through the Syllabus and lesson
planning. Departmental meetings with
staff and students are regularly
conducted and course objectives are
reviewed by HOD and Principal. The
head of the department periodically
reviews classes conducted as per
curriculum and objectives stated. It also
plans and conducts workshops,
seminars directed towards the
objectives of the program. Formative
and Summative evaluation, grading of
seminar/Journal/case presentation,
thesis work is reviewed and necessary
measures are implemented. Regular
feedback obtained from faculty and
staff which are scrutinized to evaluate
the program and changes made
continuously. Syllabus planning by
HOD and Lesson planning by the
faculty is a regular feature.
47. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities :
Date Details
No activity
1. “Free Physiotherapy Camp” at 28/01/2010 Dr. Soudagar medical
sub centre, Peeranwadi officer PHC Kinaye
2. NSS Camp at Guramatti 23/03/2010 to Shri. Ashok
29/03/2010 Deshpande, Chief
Guest
3. Polio Awareness Programme 13 May 2010 By Soudagar
Organized by Dr. B.G
Chandu
4. Disability Evaluation Camp, 15/06/2010 to Mr. Mulimani,
Kinaye 19/06/2010 District Nodal Officer
st th
5. Physiotherapy Evaluation & 21 to 26 Dr. Basavaraj
Treatment Camp for school /06/2010 Motimath,
children at Sindhudurg district CBR PG’s
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6. Physiotherapy Evaluation & 30/07/2010 Dr. Basavaraj Chandu

Treatment Camp at Santi,
Bastwad
8. “Mental Health – An 02/09/2010 Dr. Sameer Chate at
Awareness to a Health 3 – 4 PM KIPT
Professional” Guest Lecture
9. Chickun Guneah camp 17/09/2010 to B. Motimath at KIPT
05/10/2010
01/12/2010
11. Blood Donation Camp – NSS 29/10/2010 NSS Staff Members
Activity & Students
12. Orthopedic free Physiotherapy 7th to 9th Dec. In charge Dr.
camp 2010 Santosh Metgud
13. Free Physiotherapy camp on 17/01/2011 to Dr. B. Chandu&
low back ache - Uchagaov 22/01/2011 Dr. Vijay Kage
14. Leprosy Awareness – Guest 31/01/2011 Dr. Jeba Chitra
Lecture
15. “Stroke awareness Programme” 18th March Dr. Mahanshetty
2011
17. Parental Awareness Program 10/05/2011 Dr. V.D. Patil,
For Cerebral Palsy
Yamanapur 2011
20. Free Physiotherapy Camp , 14/07/2011 Dr. B.G. Chandu, Dr.
Bailhongal B.R. Ganesh & Mr.
Sanjay R
Teragundi Polyclinic, Belagavi 2011
22. World Physiotherapy Day , 08/09/2011 Belagavi IAP Branch

“Free Physiotherapy Check –
up Camp” Teragundi
Polyclinic, Belagavi & B.M.
Kankanwadi Ayurveda
866
23. NSS unit of KLEUIPT 5/11/2011 KLES Dr. P.K.

conducted “Blood donation Hospital& MRC,
camp” in association with Belagavi
blood bank of KLES Dr. P.K.
24. Disability screening for 3rd Week of Dr. BasavarajChandu,
children’s of disabled schools November PG Students &
(Aradhana, Ajay/ Govt Deaf & Interns [NSS Unit]
Dumb School & Maheshwari
Belagavi.
conducted Rally on “World day
for Disabled” from chenamma
circle to Institute premises
27. Screening for Prosthesis & 03/12/2011 Dr. P.F. Kotur&
28. Distribution of free aids & 03/12/2011 Dr. P.F.Kotur&
Celebration
Nagar, Belagavi.
31. Visit to Aadhar Orphanage, 15/01/2012
Kanbargi
32. Free Physiotherapy Checkup & 18 to 20 / Shri. Sanjay Patil,
treatment camp at B.K. 01/2012 MLA Belagavi Rural,
Kangrali Village Shri Anil Potdar, Dr.
Sanjiv Kumar & Dr.
Basavaraj Chandu
33. “Leprosy Awareness Program” 31/01/2012 Dr. S.T. Kalasad,
Dr. Manjunath swami
Conducted by Dr.
Anil Muragod
867
34. “Free Orthopedic 06/02/2012 to Conducted by Dr.

Physiotherapy Checkup& 08/02/2012 Vijay Kage& Dr.
Treatment Camp” Peeyoosha N
35. 7 Days NSS Annual Camp at 25/02/2012 to Shri. Babu. S.Pingat
Kakati Village Shri Sarvajanik 02/03/2012
Ganeshtsava Mandal
36. “World Down Syndrome Day” 21/03/2012 Dr. Deepa Metgud
Program Dr. Snehal
Dharmayat
37. NSS Unit of KIPT conducted 22/03/2012 Chief guest Shri.
Rally on “World Water Day” Kotresh & Shri. G.M.
Patil, Dr. Basavaraj
Chandu
Dr. Anil Muragod
38. Yoga Camp for men & women 27/04/2012 to Dr. Rajendra Deginal
17/05/2012
Check – up & treatment camp 26/07/2012 Shri. Basavaraj
at MarihalVillage, Belagavi Gajpati
Shri. Shankargouda
Patil
th
40. “World Physiotherapy Day” 8 September Prof.(Dr) B.R. Nilgar
(Rally)& Physiotherapy 2012
Awareness Exhibition
September
2012
42. Visit to Old Age Home 29 Sept. 2012 KIPT
43. Awareness program on “Role 18th October Dr. M.V.Jali , Ms.
of exercise and prevention in 2012. Anita. S.Bhavi,
life style modification for Dietician, Dr.
common medical & surgical B.M.Kajagar& Dr.
conditions” ArathiDarshan,
44. NSS unit of KLEUIPT 29th October KLES Dr. P.K.
conducted “Blood Donation 2012 Hospital& MRC,
Camp” in association with Belagavi
Programme& Exhibition on 2012 Dr. Saroja. A.O&
stroke awareness Dr. Raviraj Ghorpade
868
46. Free Physiotherapy Checkup & 23rd& 24th KIPT

treatment camp at Bailhongal Nov. 2012
47. “Free Camp on Meditation & 26/11/2012 to KIPT
Relaxation for Hypertensive 01/12/2012
[High Blood Pressure]”
48. “World Disabled Day” 3/12/2012 Dr. Suresh. B.
Kulkarni, Chairman
Indian Red Cross
Karnataka branch
Programme” 2013
50. 7 days NSS Special Annual 04/02/2013 to Chief guest Shri.
Camp - Mutaga 10/02/2013 Baburao Chougale,
Vice President Gram
Panchayat
Basarikatti
52. Poster Awareness Program on 25/02/2013 Dr. V.D.Patil
PVD
53. NSS unit of KLEUIPT 3rd& 4th Mr. Umesh Bali
conducted 2 days Free March 2013
Physiotherapy Camp, Munvalli
dept. of KLEUIPT, Giants Dr. V.D.Patil,
Hospital of Yaragatti together
organized an Free
55. NSS unit of KLEUIPT 22nd March Chief Guest -
conducted Rally on “World 2013 Mr. Mallikarjun
Water Day” from chenamma Shetty
56. NSS unit of KLEUIPT 22nd March Mr. Mallikarjun
conducted Guest Lecture on 2013 Shetty
“Rain Water Harvesting”
Vidyalaya English Medium
School
869
58. Orthopaedic Physiotherapy & 29th& 30th Dr. Soudagar

Manual Therapy Free Camp at April 2013
Urban Health Centre, Rukmini
Nagar, Belagavi
59. “Free Physiotherapy evaluation 4th August KIPT
& treatment services” The 2013
camp was conducted on the
occasion of 66th Birthday of
Shri. Dr. Prabhakar Kore,
Belagavi.
60. “2nd Free Camp on Laser 7th August KIPT
Awareness & Treatment” 2013
61. Free physiotherapy camp in 19th -21st Shri Angadi, Dr.
Urban Health Care Centre, August 2013 Bukka Mallikarjun,
Rukmini nagar, Belagavi. Shri CMF Murthy
and Shri Vilas Jangli
62. Suvarna Medical Exhibition 25/08/2013 to KIPT
Participation 01/09/2013
Dr. B.B. Putti
th
64. “World Physiotherapy Day” 8 September Prof.(Dr) N.S.
(Rally) 2013 Mulimani
conducted “Blood Donation
Camp” in association with
Hospital & MRC, Belagavi
66. Free Check Up Camp For Pre- 21/11/2013 Dr. B.R. Desai
Menopausal And Menopausal
Women
Syndrome & Dysmenorrhea for
the female students of nursing
sciences
Day”
870
69. Polio Awareness Program at 03/12/2013 Mr. Pundlik Patil

Honaga Graham Panchayat [Ex mem of Gram
Panchayat]
70. Physiotherapy screening camp 13/12/2013 Dr. Vijay Kage
& awareness program on Dr. Peeyoosha N
Musculoskeletal Disorders in Dr. Basavaraj
Industrial workers at HLL Motimath
factory premises, Kanagala
Programme” organized by
Neuro-Physiotherapy
Department on the occasion of
‘World Leprosy Day’
72. 7 days NSS Special Annual 3 to 9/02/ KIPT
Camp – 2014.
Guranatti Village
73. Free Camp on “Screening of 18/02/2014 KIPT
incontinence in female OBG-Physiotherapy
athletes“ organized by OBG- Department
74. Guest Lecture on “Self Defense 08/03/2014 KIPT
for Women“ organized by OBG-Physiotherapy
OBG-Physiotherapy Department
Women’s Day
conducted at Kannur Khurd NSS Department
Organized by NSS Department
76. NSS unit of KLEUIPT 22nd March KIPT
conducted Rally on “World 2014
Water Day” from chenamma
77. Inauguration of youth red cross 8th May 2014 Dr. V. D. Patil
wing of the Institute & blood
donation camp on the occasion
of “world red cross day”
78. 12 Free Mega health checkup 2012-13 In & around Belagavi
camps under Suvarna JNMC District
81. Rally on “Gandhi Jayanthi” 02/10/14 KIPT
871
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Faculty has participated in various

scholarly activities” of the conferences/CME /workshops,, etc.as
department. resource person in last four years:
 Workshop on Cardiac
Rehabilitation & Pulmonary
Rehabilitation
 Workshop on Cardiac
Rehabilitation & Pulmonary
Rehabilitation.
 Mechanical ventilation, oxygen
therapy
 Research methodology(Research
variables)
 ICU care
by MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the :  The projects undertaken for
contributions of the department research on recent advances or
in generating new knowledge, novel ideas generate new
basic or applied. knowledge contributed by the
department.
 Neuro rehabilitation effectively
instituted
 Vestibular rehabilitation introduced
 Evidenced based physiotherapy
undertaken
 Publication contributed in neuro
physiotherapy field
department.:
 Deemed  Unavailability  Publication of  To extend
University with of funding papers in services and
excellent agency in indexed awareness
infrastructure. physiotherapy journals, camps larger
872
Publications, for research Research geographical

Qualified staffs, projects, Patents undertaken area
Teaching using research
resources, well lab,
equipped library, Placement
research lab, ICT opportunity
friendly campus, through
good exposure to campus
different types of interview
patients,
regularly
organized
workshop, CME
and research
facilities.
52. Future Plans of the Department :  Work to establish Funding policies
for research projects
 Explore International collaboration
 Strengthen Evidence based
physiotherapy practice.
 To reach rural population by
conducting camps and surveys with
respect to national health program
873
Evaluative Reports Physiotherapy (Geriatric Physiotherapy)
Department of Geriatric Physiotherapy

1. Name of the Department : Geriatric Physiotherapy
4. Names of programs offered : Following are the program offered by
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated the institute
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, -Master of Physiotherapy in Geriatric –
Diploma, PG Diploma, Physiotherapy (MPT)
fellowship, etc.)
also works with Community Medicine
and General Medicine Departments of
J. N. Medical College. The departments
involved from the same institute are
Community Physiotherapy.
6. Courses in collaboration with : There are no courses offered by the
other universities, industries, department in collaboration with other
foreign institutions, etc. Universities etc.

Spirituality, certificate course in Health
874

Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor - - -
Lecturer 1 1 1
Tutor / Clinical Instructor - -- -
No. of Yrs
Experience
Dr. Anil R. MPT Assistant Neuro- 7 years 6
Muragod Professor Physiotherapy months
Dr. Prashant MPT Lecturer OMT 1year 7
Naik months
professors
Actual
(including
Sanctioned Filled Gender
CAS &
MPS)
SDA 01 01 F --
Attenders / Peons (inc 06 06 2F/4M --
Library)
875
Driver 01 01 M --
Cleaner 01 01 M --
Sweeper 02 02 M --
16. Research thrust areas as : Geriatric rehabilitation, Balance
recognized by major funding training, Vestibular rehabilitation, and
agencies Electrotherapy, etc. are the Research
thrust areas recognized by the institute
for the department.
All research work is self-funded
projects from a) national b) research projects and the entire faculty
international funding agencies involved in research. However no
and c) Total grants received. funded research projects are
Give the names of the funding undertaken.
received
19. Departmental projects funded by : Department has no funding for its
ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP / research projects at present all project
CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, are self-funded.
equipment’s for faculty and students.
876
22. Publications :
 Monographs :
 Books edited :
Medline, etc.)
 Citation Index range / average : 4.92
 SNIP : ---
 SJR : 3.95
 Impact Factor–range/ : .5-3.95
average
 h-index : ------
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : Free Consultancy services extended to
income generated Karunalaya, old age home Belgavi,
Shantai old age home Belgavi and paid
services to Gharkul Old age home. The
income generated from the consultancy
services is 1,80,000/ annum.
877
d) any other (specify) : Two of faculty members are serving as:

 Vice President of Alumni
Association of the Institute
 Member of Research committee
 Member of Anti ragging committee
 BOS Member
 4th year coordinator.
 In charge of research lab
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Faculty have attended 1-International,3

(Refresher / orientation National and 9 State level conference,
programs, workshops, training workshop, CME ,training programmes
programs and similar programs). etc

projects including inter- departmental projects –100 % of students

collaboration with other industry / institute- 00 %of students doing
universities / industry / projects in collaboration with other
universities / industry / institute.
institute
29. Awards / recognitions received : One faculty has received 2nd place in
at the national and international Teacher’s Debate competition on Designer
level by babe’s boon or bane at University level in
2014.
One student has received 1st place for Best
paper presentation under miscellaneous
category at International conference, AIMS
Delhi on 19th Dec 2014
 Faculty : -

fellows
 Students : -
878

Resource
Sr Workshop / Camp person/
Year Funding
No organized organizing
member
1 Organizing member for 9th, 10th and Dr Anil R Partly
National conference on 11th Dec 2011. Muragod funded by
Orthopedic manual KLE
therapy and University
physiotherapy update
2011.
2 Organized the workshop 22nd and 23rd Dr Anil R Self
on “Electro-diagnosis” April 2012 Muragod
3 Organizing member for 14th ,15th and Dr Anil R Partly
National conference on 16th Dec 2012 Muragod funded by
Physiotherapy update KLE
2012. University
4 Participated and 29/10/12 Dr Anil R Self
organized the Stroke Muragod
awareness program in
KLES DrPrabhakarkore
Hospital
5 Participated and 31/01/12 Dr Anil R Self
organized the Leprosy Muragod
awareness program in
KLES Dr Prabhakarkore
Hospital
6 Vestibular Rehabilitation 14th ,15th and Dr. Hutoxi Writer Self
16th Dec 2012
7 Preventive Physiotherapy 14th ,15th and Dr. Bharati Self
16th Dec 2012 Ballare
8 Sensory Motor Training 14th ,15th and Dr. Aarthi Prasad Self
in Geriatrics 16th Dec 2012
9 Physiotherapy avenues in 14th ,15th and Dr Apoorva Self
industrial development 16th Dec 2012 Shimpi
11 workshop on Resume 10/ 06/ 14 Mrs. Rashmi Self
Building and letter Kottin
Drafting Dr Prashanth
Naik
12 Workshop on strength and 5thand 6thSep Dr. Ketan Self
conditioning. 2014 Bhahikar
Dr Prashanth
Naik
879

aspects of research projects conducted by
all faculty and students. The Institute also
aligns itself with the guidelines laid by
KLE University. All research projects are
approved by the Institutional Ethics
committee before commencement.
MPT Geriatrics 02 00 02 00 100%
BPT 447 43 218 13.13% 86.87%
MPT 2012 -- - 100% -
MPT 2013 100% - -- -
MPT 2014 -- - -- --
34. How many students have cleared : All the students’ are well placed hence
Civil Services and Defense have not appeared for above mentioned
Services examinations, NET, competitive examinations.
category-wise.
UG to PG 50 %
PG to Ph.D. NIL
Employed NIL
Entrepreneurs Nil
880

graduates
the State
States
country
regard to
journals.
a. from the host institution / : PhD – ongoing – 01
university
universities
students.
881

purpose.
feedback from;
improve teacher quality, implement
new teaching methods and consider
students feedback during curricular
revision.
c. alumni and employers on : Yes.
the programs offered and Feedback is utilized to improve
how does the department learning resources, enrich student
utilize the feedback? teaching & learning environment and
curriculum development.
43. List the distinguished alumni of : First batch yet to come
Sl.
No
1 Vestibular 14th ,15th and Dr. Hutoxi Writer
th
Rehabilitation 16 Dec 2012
2 Preventive 14th ,15th and Dr. Bharati Ballare
th
Physiotherapy 16 Dec 2012
3 Sensory Motor 14th ,15th and Dr. Aarthi Prasad
th
Training in Geriatrics 16 Dec 2012
882
4 Physiotherapy avenues 14th ,15th and Dr Apoorva Shimpi

th
in industrial 16 Dec 2012
development
Microteaching
47. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.:
Date Details
No activity
1. “World Physiotherapy Day” 8th September Prof.(Dr) B.R. Nilgar
883

September
2012
2012
7. Free Physiotherapy Checkup 23rd& 24th KIPT

& treatment camp at November
Bailhongal 2012
Kulkarni, Chairman
Indian Red Cross
Karnataka branch

Programme” 2013
Vice President Gram
Panchayat
Basarikatti

on PVD
884

Physiotherapy Camp,
Munvalli

organized an Free
School
Manual Therapy Free Camp April 2013
at Urban Health Centre,
20. “Free Physiotherapy 4th August KIPT
evaluation & treatment 2013
conducted on the occasion of
66th Birthday of Shri. Dr.
Prabhakar Kore, Chairman,
KLE Society, Belagavi.
885

Dr. B.B. Putti
th
Pre-Menopausal And
Menopausal Women
Syndrome & Dysmenorrhea
for the female students of
nursing sciences
Day”
Panchayat]
camp & awareness program Dr. Peeyoosha N
on Musculoskeletal Disorders Dr. Basavaraj
in Industrial workers at HLL Motimath
Neuro-Physiotherapy
Department on the occasion
of ‘World Leprosy Day’
Camp – Guranatti Village 2014.
886

Physiotherapy Department on
the occasion of Women’s
Day
Organized by NSS
Department
the occasion of “world red
cross day”
39. 12 Free Mega health check- 2012-13 In & around Belagavi
up camps under Suvarna District
JNMC

48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Faculty have been resource person,
scholarly activities” of the chairman, co-chairman at various
department. national conferences ,workshops and
CME’s
by MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the : The department has published 3
contributions of the department research articles in national journal and
in generating new knowledge, 1 research article in International
basic or applied. journal l. The department has also
introduced the concept of vestibular
887
rehabilitation for serving geriatric

population. The students and faculty is
encouraged to attend workshops and
conferences.
 Deemed  Funded  Research  To extend
University projects and undertaken services and
with excellent collaboration using research awareness
infrastructure. lab. camps to as
 Well-equipped  Placement many areas as
library, opportunity possible.
research lab. through
 Good learning campus
resources interview.
 ICT friendly
campus.
 Good
exposure to
different types
of patients.
 Regularly
organization
of workshop,
CME and
conferences.
52. Future Plans of the Department :  To develop Geriatric Fitness
program.
 To adopt new old age homes.
 To strengthen research in geriatric
rehabilitation
888
Evaluative Reports Physiotherapy (Neuro Physiotherapy)
Department of Neuro-Physiotherapy
1. Name of the Department : Neuro-Physiotherapy
college/Faculty of the university? Institute of Physiotherapy

Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, -Master of Physiotherapy (MPT Neuro-
Diploma, PG Diploma, Physiotherapy)
fellowship, etc.)
of Neurology, Research& Biostatistics
are involved in PG and UG program of
the department.
6. Courses in collaboration with : The PG students of Neuro

other universities, industries, physiotherapy department undergo one
foreign institutions, etc. month clinical training in NIMHANS,
Bangalore every year.

889

Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor 1 1 1
Reader
Lecturer - - -
No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Sanjiv MPT, PhD Professor Neuro- 20 Years
Kumar Physiotherapy
Dr. Jeba Chitra MPT Asso. Pediatric Neuro 12 Years
Professor Physiotherapy
professors
Institutional staffs are part of department
(including
CAS & MPS)
SDA 01 01 F --
Library)
890
Driver 01 01 M --
Cleaner 01 01 M --
Sweeper 02 02 M --
16. Research thrust areas as : Neuro rehabilitation and Vestibular
recognized by major funding rehabilitation are the research thrust areas
agencies recognized by the institute for the
department. Research work is selffunded.
international funding agencies is involved in research. However no
and c) Total grants received. funded research projects are undertaken.
received
19. Departmental projects funded : Department has no funding for its
by ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP / research projects at present all project
CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, are self-funded.
sqft area exclusively for the purpose of
students.
891
22. Publications :
 Monographs : -
-
Medline, etc.)
 Citation Index range / : 4.92
average
 SNIP : ---
 SJR : 3.95
 Impact Factor–range/ : .5-3.95
average
 h-index : ------
23. Details of patents and income : Department is in process of developing
generated a functional scale for Indian Population.
Yet to file for patents
24. Areas of consultancy and : Consultancy services extended to Disha
income generated center for management of differently
able population. The income generated
from the consultancy services is 70000/-
a) National committees : Member, Scientific Committee, IJPOT
b) International committees : One faculty is Reviewer for Advances in
Physiotherapy International Journal, ITJR
c) Editorial Boards : Faculty of the department are members for
following Editorial Boards
892
 Member editorial board Indian journal

of physiotherapy and occupational
therapy
 Member of editorial board of KLE
University’s health Science journal
 Member Editorial Board- Archives of
medicine and health sciences (the
official journal of Yenepoya university)
d) any other (specify) : Faculty of the department are members in
following boards
 Member of Board of Study of
Physiotherapy and allied courses DY
Patil university Pune
 Member of Ethical Committee at
KUKCP Karad
 Member of board of study Ad-hoc BOS
for allied health courses Goa
University, Goa
 Member of BOS Krishna University
Karad for physiotherapy faculty
 External Member ,BOS of NITTE
University, Mangalore
 Member BOS for Physiotherapy
Mangalore university
 Member BOS for Physiotherapy KLE
University, Academic Council KLE
University, BOS for Physiotherapy
KLE University, Academic Council
KLE University.
 Member BOS for Allied health sciences
KLE University
Sl. No. of faculty have participated in FDPs
Programme Total
No. State / University National International
1 Workshop 1 1
entitled Student
Assessment
organized by
KLE University
J.N.M.C,
Belagavi
893
2 Participated in 1 1
workshop
entitled
Pedagogic&
Personal
Effectiveness
organized by
Institute of
Physiotherapy,
Belagavi
3 Attended as a 1 1
delegate in 1st
International
Conference on
Research &
Training in
Health
Profession
Education- on
Organized by
ICON-RIPE
2012
4 Principles of 1 1
evaluation and
Question paper
setting for
Faculty
5 Writing Grant 1 1
application
6 Managerial 1 1
Skills
7 Self- 1 1
Management
skills
894
 percentage of students doing : Percentage of students does projects in

projects in collaboration collaboration with other universities /
with other universities / industry / institute- 21%of students
industry / institute doing projects in collaboration with
other universities / industry / institute.
level by
 Faculty : One faculty has received following
awards
PhD Awarded in 2011
Best Teacher award 2013
Dr. M G Mokashi Best
Physiotherapist/Physiotherapy teacher
award 2014
Recognitions:
 Chairman BOS KLE
 University(BPT,MPT) 2009-2012-
2015
 Member of academic council KLE
University 2010-12-14
 Member of Board of study KLE
 University (Allied Courses) 2009-
2012
 Member of board of study of
Physiotherapy and allied courses
DY Patil university pune
 Member of Ethical Committee at
KUKCP Karad
 Member of board of study Ad-hoc
BOS for allied health courses Goa
University, Goa
 Member of BOS Krishna University
Karad for physiotherapy faculty
 External Member, BOS of NITTE
University, Mangalore
Another faculty of the dept has received
following awards:
Dr. M G Mokashi Best Physiotherapist /
Physiotherapy teacher award 2014
895
Recognitions:
 Member BOS KLE
University(BPT,MPT) 2009-2012-
2015
 Member of academic council KLE
University 2010-12-14
 Member of Board of study KLE
University (Allied Courses) 2009-
2012
fellows
 Students :
Awards/ recognitions
 1st prize for best paper presentation in the National level conference –
Neuro update in Physiotherapy 2009 held in Belagavi.
 3rd in Paper presentation at NAT CON Physio at KLEU’S Institute of
Physiotherapy in Dec. 2012
 3rd in Poster presentation in Physio Accord Conference in Jan. 2014,
Bangalore.
 1st in Paper presentation in Physio Accord Conference in Jan. 2014,
Bangalore.
 3rdin Paper presentation in 3rd International conference and workshops of
physical therapy, AIIMS 2014 New Delhi.

Workshop Resource
Sr /Seminar/ person/ Number of
Year Funding
No Conference organizing participants
organized member
nd
1. 2 Neuro Update in December KIPT Partly 180
Physiotherapy 2010 funded by
KLE
University
2. National conference 9th, 10th and KIPT Partly 200
on Orthopedic 11th funded by
manual therapy and December KLE
Physiotherapy 2011 University
Update
3. Workshop on 22 & 23/04/ Dr. Sarswati Self 42
“Electro Diagnosis” 2012 Iyar
[EMG]
896
4. Workshop on 02/05/2012 Dr. Kiran Self 60

“Hippotherapy” Bhat,
By Jeba
Chitra
5. National conference 14th & 15th K.I.P.T Partly 200
on Orthopedic 16.12.2012, funded by
physiotherapy KLE
update University
6. CPE on Mental 30th March Dr.Jeba Self 45
Imagery 2013, KIPT, Chitra
Belagavi.
7. Workshop on 12th and 13th Dr. Payal Self 62
Sensory integration Sept 2014 Dhakappa
commencement.

MPT Neurology 27 10 10 100% 100%
BPT 447 43 218 13.13% 86.87%
MPT 2010 50% - 50% -
MPT 2011 50% 25% 25% -
MPT 2012 - 75% 25% -
MPT 2013 66.66% - 33.33% -
MPT 2014 -- 80% 20% --
897
34. How many students have : All the students’ are well placed hence
cleared Civil Services and have not appeared for above mentioned
Defense Services examinations, competitive examinations.
PLAB, GPAT, NCLEX,
UG to PG 33.3%
PG to Ph.D. Nil
Employed 1 Campus selection
Entrepreneurs Nil
graduates
the State
States
country
37. Number of faculty who were : One faculty was awarded Ph.D in 2011
regard to
journals.
898

a. from the host institution : 1 faculty has completed PhD in 2011
/ university
universities
assistance from the university. dissertation award to PG students.
purpose.
feedback from;
improve teacher quality, implement new
teaching methods and consider students
feedback during curricular revision.
899

development.
Dr. Swati Chauhan PhD scholar at R K University Gujarat.
Dr. Ranny Bhuniya Assistant Professor, H K Patel Institute of
Physiotherapy Gujarat.
Dr. Arpita Lecturer at KIMS, Karad
Dr. Shamim Matrix German Therapy, Mumbai
Dr. Shruti Umrao Hospital, Mumbai
Dr. Lakshmi Clinic , Mumbai
Dr. Mithil Consultant Physiotherapist in Life Line
Multispecialty Hospital- Malad and Ashwini
accidental Hospital- Mahim
Dr. Tenjing N Lama Physiotherapist at KLES Dr.Prabhakar Kore
Hospital and MRC
Dr. Shiva P Tiwari
Dr Apurwa Raje Consultant Physiotherapist Qi-Spine Mumbai
Sr Workshop / Camp Resource person/
Year Funding
No organized organizing member
1 Workshop on “NDT – 12/12/2011 Dr. Mahanshetty Self
Neuro Developmental to Dr. S. S. Rau,
Therapy” 15/12/2011 Dr. Deepa Metgud
Dr. Shreeram Bhat
Dr. Varadharajalu
2 workshop on “Electro 22 & 23/04/ Dr. Sarswati Iyar Self
Diagnosis” [EMG] 2012
3 Workshop on 02/05/2012 Dr. Kiran Bhat, Self
“Hippotherapy” By Jebachitra
4 Post Conference 17 & KIPT Self
Workshop on “Applying 18/12/2012
Sensory Integration”
5 CME on Hand 24.11.2012 Dr Vivek Kulkarni Self
rehabilitation
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6 Workshop on 16th & 17th Dr. Amitesh Self

“Developmental Scales April 2013. Narayan
used in Paediatric
Physiotherapy”
7 Workshop on “Research 22nd to 24th Dr. C. K. Kokate, Self
Methodology” August 2013 Vice Chancellor
KLE University,
Belagavi
8 Workshop on dry 29th to 30th Dr Ruchit Sanghvi Self
needling May 2013
9 Workshop on Neural 28.03.2014 Dr Harihara Self
Mobilization to 29.03.14 Prakash.
10 Workshop on Sensory 12th and 13th Dr. Payal Self
integration Sept 2014 Dhakappa
Microteaching
seminar / Journal / case presentation,
901

Date Details
No activity
1. “Free Physiotherapy Camp” 28/01/2010 Dr. Soudagar medical
at sub centre, Peeranwadi officer PHC Kinaye
Guest
Chandu
5. Physiotherapy Evaluation & 21st to 26th Dr. Basavaraj
children at different Taluka CBR PG’s
places of Sindhudurg district
Bastwad
9. Chickun Guneah camp 17/09/2010 to By B. Motimath at
05/10/2010 KIPT
01/12/2010
Activity & Students
12. Orthopedic free 7th to 9th Dec. In charge Dr.
Physiotherapy camp 2010 Santosh Metgud
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Lecture
15. “Stroke awareness 18th March Dr. Mahanshetty
Programme” 2011
For Cerebral Palsy
Yamanapur 2011
Sanjay R
Belagavi
Kankanwadi Ayurveda
(Aradhana, Ajay/ Govt Deaf Interns [NSS Unit]
& Dumb School &
Maheshwari Blind School)
Belagavi.
Belagavi.
903

conducted Rally on “World
day for Disabled” from
chenamma circle to Institute
premises
Celebration
Nagar, Belagavi.
Kanbargi
32. Free Physiotherapy Checkup 18 to 20 / Shri. Sanjay Patil,
& treatment camp at B.K. 01/2012 MLA Belagavi Rural,
Sanjiv Kumar & Dr.
Basavaraj Chandu
Conducted by Dr.
Anil Muragod
35. 7 Days NSS Annual Camp 25/02/2012 to Shri. Babu. S.Pingat
at Kakati Village Shri 02/03/2012
Sarvajanik Ganeshtsava
Mandal Holi Cowk
Day” Program Dr. Snehal
Dharmayat
Chandu
Dr. Anil Muragod
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women 17/05/2012
at Marihal Village, Belagavi Gajpati
Shri. Shankargouda
Patil
th
September
2012
2012
Bailhongal 2012
Kulkarni, Chairman
Indian Red Cross
Karnataka branch
Programme” 2013
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Vice President Gram
Panchayat
Basarikatti
on PVD
53. NSS unit of KLEUIPT 3rd & 4th Mr. Umesh Bali
organized an Free
School
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Dr. B.B. Putti
th
Pre-Menopausal And
Menopausal Women
nursing sciences
Day”
Panchayat]
on Musculoskeletal Disorders Dr. Basavaraj
in Industrial workers at HLL Motimath
Neuro-Physiotherapy
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Camp – 2014.
Guranatti Village
for Women“ organized by OBG- OBG-Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy Department on Department
the occasion of Women’s Day
Organized by NSS
Department
cross day”
JNMC
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department :
Name of the Name of the Activity/Role Date & Place
faculty Program
Dr. Jeba Chitra Mental Imagery Resource person National Update
in stroke On Neuro
Physiotherapy
Dec. 2009
Dr. Jeba Chitra CPE on Resource person KIPT 2012
Hippotherapy
Dr. Jeba Chitra Pilates in Stroke Resource persons Dec. 2012 NAT
CON PHYSIO
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Dr. Jeba Chitra Workshop on Resource Person SVIMS,Tirupati,

Pediatric 14-15 June 2
Physiotherapy 2013
Dr. Jeba Chitra Geriatric Update Resource Person KLESH1st Oct
2010
Dr. Jeba Chitra National Chair Person 16 Dec. 2013
Conference on
Physiotherapy
Update
Dr. Jeba Chitra NAT CON on Co-Chair Person 9th, 10th, 11th
OMT Dec, 2011
Dr. Jeba Chitra Effect of artificial Paper 51st IAP
Saddle riding on presentation Conference,
gait parameters in Goa, Feb
CP children 2013
Dr. Sanjiv Kumar Physiology CME Resource Person 18th August
on pain 2014,Physiology
Dept of JNMC
Dr. Sanjiv Kumar Workshop on Resource Person 18th - 20th Sept
Research 2014,KIPT,
Methodology Belagavi
Dr. Sanjiv Kumar Workshop on Resource Person Feb 2010
Cardiac
rehabilitation
Dr. Sanjiv Kumar Workshop on Resource Person Sept 2010
Pulmonary
rehabilitation
Dr. Sanjiv Kumar National Pediatric Resource Person 8-10th October
update 2010
Dr. Sanjiv Kumar National neuro Resource Person Dec 2009

update
by MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the :  The projects undertaken for research
contributions of the department on recent advances or novel ideas
in generating new knowledge, generate new knowledge
contributed by the department.
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basic or applied.  Neuro rehabilitation effectively

instituted.
 Vestibular rehabilitation introduced.
 Evidenced based physiotherapy
undertaken.
 Publication contributed in neuro
physiotherapy field.
 Deemed  Unavailability  Research  To extend
University with of funding undertaken services and
excellent agency in using research awareness
infrastructure. physiotherapy lab, Placement camps larger
Publications, for research opportunity geographical
Qualified staffs, projects, through area
Teaching Patents campus
resources, well interview
equipped
library, research
lab, ICT
friendly
campus, good
exposure to
different types
of patients,
regularly
organized
workshop, CME
and research
facilities.
52. Future Plans of the Department :  Work to establish Funding policies
for research projects Explore
International collaboration
 Strengthen Evidence based
physiotherapy practice.
 To reach rural population by
conducting camps and surveys with
respect to national health program
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Evaluative Reports Physiotherapy (Obsetric-Physiotherapy)
Department of Obsetrics and Gynecology Physiotherapy

1. Name of the Department : OBG-Physiotherapy
4. Names of programs offered : Programmes offered by the institute:
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated -Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT),
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D., -Master of Physiotherapy in
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Diploma, PG Diploma, Physiotherapy(MPT-OBG)
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : The interdisciplinary programs are PhD
departments involved run under KLE University. The
department also works with Department
of Obstetrics and Gynecology of J. N.
Medical College.
6. Courses in collaboration with : The PG students of OBG Physiotherapy
other universities, industries, department undergo three months
foreign institutions, etc. clinical training in OBG, Urology &
Oncology departments. There are no
courses offered by the department in
collaboration with other universities etc.
7. Details of programs discontinued : So far no program has been

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Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor - - -
Lecturer 1 1 1
No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Arati MPT, PhD Asst Prof MPT Ped. 8 yrs 11 mths
Mahishale PhD OBG
Dr. Ashwini MPT Lecturer MPT OBG 1 yr 2 mths
Chougala
Adjunct faculty, emeritus professors 4 Adjunct and 13 Visiting Professors
(including
CAS & MPS)
SDA 01 01 F --
Attenders / Peons 06 06 2F/4M --
Driver 01 01 M --
Cleaner 01 01 M --
Sweeper 02 02 M --
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16. Research thrust areas as :  Women health and child health

recognized by major funding  Physical Fitness
agencies  Obesity
 Lactation and Nutrition
 Life style modification
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : Department has 09 ongoing self-funded
projects from a) national b) research projects and all the faculty
international funding agencies involved in research.
18. Inter-institutional collaborative : --
received
19. Departmental projects funded : All projects are self-funded
by ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP /
students.
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22. Publications :
international)
 Monographs : -
-
Medline, etc.)
 Citation Index range/average : 2.128-4.92
 SNIP : ---
 SJR : 3.95
 Impact Factor–range/ average : 0.5-3.95
 h-index : ---
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : Consultancy services extended to
income generated Gharkul, Belagavi. The income
generated from the consultancy services
is 45,000/-.
Free consultancy is provided to
Rukmini Nagar, Belagavi.
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d) any other (specify) : Faculty of department are serving as:

 NAAC coordinator of Institute
 Member College Council, KLE
 Member IQAC, KLE Institute of
Physiotherapy
 Member Ethical committee, KLE
 Member Board of Studies, KLE
University (2012-2014)
 Reviewer for various national &
international journals
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Faculty have attended 27 state level

(Refresher / orientation refresher, workshops, CME, conference
programs, workshops, training and training program. Following is the
programs and similar list of the programmes:
programs).  Physiotherapy for Pregnancy, Birth &
Beyond
 Workshop on Physiotherapy in
Women's Health
 National seminar on quality assurance
in health science institutions sponsored
by NAAC
 Certified Instructor and trainer in
Aerobics & fitness
Pilates
Spinning Instruction
Pre-post natal Fitness
Advanced Fitness
Diet & nutrition
 Workshop on Medical Professional and
Legal Awareness
 Electro-diagnosis
 Medical Professional & Legal
Awareness
 Personality development Programme
 Workshop on orientation course for
 University department of education for
health professionals on writing grant
application.
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 Workshop on MCQ writing and

validation
 Antenatal and postnatal physiotherapy
 Advanced bladder and Bowel
dysfunction management
 Hands on workshop on Pilates
 National seminar on recent advances in
reproductive biology and management
of infertility sponsored by ICMR New
Delhi
 Workshop on sensory integration
 Hands on workshop on Cyriax MET
and PRT.
 Workshop on E- learning and
Microteaching
 Pilates (mat and ball courses)
 Self-Management skills
projects including inter- departmental projects –100% of
departmental projects students who have taken up in-house
projects including inter-departmental
projects

with other universities / industry / institute- 00% of students
industry / institute doing projects in collaboration with
other universities / industry / institute.
29. Awards / recognitions received : One faculty has received PhD award,
at the national and international Best teacher award and second place in
level by Teacher’s Debate competition at
University level. Students have received
award for paper/poster presentation.
 Faculty : -
fellows
 Students : -
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Workshop
Sr /Seminar/ Resource person/
Conference
Year Funding
No organizing member
organized
1. Workshop on January Dr. Surjeet C. Self
Pilates 2010 Dr. Arati Mahishale
2. Workshop on 4th and Dr. Shagufta Parveen Self
th
Antenatal and 5 June 2011
Postnatal exercises
3. National 9th, 10th and KIPT Partly
conference on 11th funded by
Orthopedic December KLE
manual therapy 2011 University
and Physiotherapy
Update
4. Dysmenorrhea 9th Sept. Dr. Arati Mahishale Self
screening camp 2010
5. National 14th & 15th K.I.P.T Partly
conference on 16.12.2012, funded by
Orthopedic KLE
physiotherapy University
update
6. Screening for 21/11/2013 Dr. Arati Mahishale Self
Urinary Dr. Ashwini Chougala
Incontinence in
pre-menopause &
menopause
women.
7. Free dysmenorrhea 28/11/2013 Dr. Arati Mahishale Self
camp for KLE Dr. Ashwini Chougala
nursing students.
8. Screening for 20/02/2014 Dr. Arati Mahishale Self
incontinence in Dr. Basavaraj
female athletes of Motimath
Belagavi District.
ICMR, ICH & GCP.
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question no. 4)
MPT OBG 14 0 08 -- 100%
BPT 447 43 218 13.13% 86.87%
2011 - 2012 -- 100% -- --
2012 - 2013 -- 100% -- --
2013 - 2014 -- 50% 50% --
category-wise.
UG to PG 83.33%
PG to Ph.D. NIL
Employed
Entrepreneurs Nil
graduates
the State
States
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country
38. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to :
journals.
a. from the host institution / : 1 faculty completed PhD
university
universities
students.
41. Was any need assessment : Need assessment was undertaken based on
exercise undertaken before the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and
development of new threats (SWOT) analysis for development
program(s)? If so, highlight the of each program. Feedbacks were taken
from different stake holders and expert for
methodology.
this purpose.
feedback from;
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development.
43. List the distinguished alumni of :  Dinika Mascarehenas- Clinic
the department (maximum 10) assistant at Optimum Wellness
Centers in Calgary Alberta, Canada

Sl. Name of Program Date & Place Resource Person
No
1 UDEHP, Medical 20th -21st January 2012,
Professional & Legal Department of public
Awareness health, JNMC Belagavi
2 UDEHP, NABL 22nd November 2013,
Accreditation for research KLE’S Institute of
centers Physiotherapy college,
Belagavi
3 UDEHP, personality 22nd November 2013, Mr. Vinod
development & emotional KLE’S Institute of Deshpande
quotient Physiotherapy college, Mr. G.V.
Belagavi Donurmath
4 UDEHP, Organizational & 7th and 8th May 2014 Dr. D.H Rao
Managerial Skills JNMC, DOME conference Dean & Professor
hall, KLE university, VTU, Belagavi
Belagavi
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5 UDEHP, Orientation 6th August, 2012 JNMC,

course for newly recruited Belagavi.
faculty
6 UDEHP, MCQ writing & 1st October 2012JNMC,
validation Belagavi
th th
7 Workshop on Sensory 29 & 30 January 2010 Dr. Urmila Kamat
Integration

Microteaching
seminar / Journal / case presentation,
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Date Details
No activity
Teragundi Polyclinic, Belagavi 2011
Kankanwadi Ayurveda
(Aradhana, Ajay/ Govt Deaf & Interns [NSS Unit]
Dumb School & Maheshwari
Belagavi.
Celebration
Nagar, Belagavi.
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Kanbargi
12. Free Physiotherapy Checkup & 18 to 20 / Shri. Sanjay Patil,
treatment camp at B.K. 01/2012 MLA Belagavi Rural,
Sanjiv Kumar & Dr.
Basavaraj Chandu
13. “Leprosy Awareness Program” 31/01/2012 Dr. S.T. Kalasad,
Dr. Manjunath swami
Conducted by Dr.
Anil Muragod
15. 7 Days NSS Annual Camp at 25/02/2012 to Shri. Babu. S.Pingat
Kakati Village Shri Sarvajanik 02/03/2012
Ganeshtsava Mandal Holi
Cowk
16. “World Down Syndrome Day” 21/03/2012 Dr. Deepa Metgud
Program Dr. Snehal
Dharmayat
Chandu
Dr. Anil Muragod
18. Yoga Camp for men & women 27/04/2012 to Dr. Rajendra Deginal
17/05/2012
Shri. Shankargouda
Patil
20. “World Physiotherapy Day” 8th September Prof.(Dr) B.R. Nilgar
September
2012
2012
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treatment camp at Bailhongal November
2012

Kulkarni, Chairman
Indian Red Cross
Karnataka branch
Programme” 2013

Vice President Gram
Panchayat
Basarikatti
32. Poster Awareness Program on 25/02/2013 Dr. V.D.Patil
PVD
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group of Yaragatti & Govt
organized an Free
School
Manual Therapy Free Camp at April 2013
Urban Health Centre, Rukmini
Nagar, Belagavi
39. “Free Physiotherapy evaluation 4th August KIPT
& treatment services” The 2013
camp was conducted on the
occasion of 66th Birthday of
Shri. Dr. Prabhakar Kore,
Belagavi.
Dr. B.B. Putti
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44. “World Physiotherapy Day” 8th September Prof.(Dr) N.S.

Menopausal and Menopausal
Women
47. Free checkup camp for 28/11/2013 KIPT
Syndrome & Dysmenorrhea for
the female students of nursing
sciences
48. Rally on “World Disability Day” 03/12/2013 KIPT
Panchayat]
50. Physiotherapy screening camp 13/12/2013 Dr. Vijay Kage
& awareness program on Dr. Peeyoosha N
Musculoskeletal Disorders in Dr. Basavaraj
Industrial workers at HLL Motimath
Neuro-Physiotherapy

for Women“ organized by OBG-Physiotherapy
OBG-Physiotherapy Department Department
on the occasion of Women’s
Day
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Organized by NSS Department
Water Day” from Chenamma
donation camp on the occasion
of “World Red Cross Day”
58. 12 Free Mega health checkup 2012-13 In & around Belagavi
scholarly activities” of the chairman, co-chairman at various national
department. conferences, workshops & CME’s
by MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the : The Department has published 10
contributions of the department research articles related to women's
in generating new knowledge, Health and OBG Physiotherapy which
basic or applied. are generating new knowledge to the
profession and community. Also
scientific presentations at national
forums are delivered regularly to add on
to the existing knowledge.
 Deemed  Limited  Scope for  Inadequate
University sources of inter Human
with excellent funding for departmental resources
infrastructure. Physiotherapy collaborations  Funding from
Publications, research  In house National and
Qualified grants for International
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staffs. research agencies

Qualified projects  To extend
faculty.  Improve services and
 Designed learning awareness
cooling gel resources camps to as
pads for pain  Funding many areas as
relief in post agencies for possible.
episiotomy faculty skill
patients & is training
regularly
been
implemented
since a year.
 We also
designed
tailor made
binder for
pregnancy
back ache.
 The OBG PT
department
has started a
separate room
in the
maternity free
ward in KLE.
 Dr. P. K
Hospital and
MRC for
birth ball
therapy and
antenatal and
postnatal
exercises for
the benefit of
the poor
patients
52. Future Plans of the Department :  To develop lactation clinic.
 Pelvic floor rehabilitation.
 To establish perinatal physiotherapy
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Evaluative Reports Physiotherapy (Orthopedic-Physiotherapy)
Department of Orthopedic Physiotherapy

1. Name of the Department : Orthopedic Physiotherapy
3. Is the Department part of a : Yes, The department is part of KLEU
college/Faculty of the Institute of Physiotherapy
university?
4. Names of programs offered : Following are the program offered by the
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated institute
-Master of Physiotherapy (MPT
D.M./M.Ch., Super specialty Orthopedic Physiotherapy)
fellowship, etc.) PhD
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : The interdisciplinary programs are Ph.D
also works in co-ordination with
Orthopedic Department of J.N. Medical
College. The departments involved from
the same institute are Orthopedic Manual
Therapy and Sports Physiotherapy.
6. Courses in collaboration with : There are no courses offered by

other universities, industries, the department in collaboration with other
foreign institutions, etc. universities.
7. Details of programs discontinued : So far no program has been discontinued.

in the courses offered by other take up courses offered such as certificate
departments course in Bio-statistics, Diploma in Value
Education and Spirituality, PG Diploma in
Health Professional Education and
Diploma and certificate in Music.
Department involves in presentation by
PGs of other physiotherapy departments.
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Sanctioned Filled
MPS)
Professor - - -
Lecturer - - -
No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Vijay MPT, (PhD) Asst Prof Orthopedic 15years
Kage PT 2months
Dr. Peeyoosha MPT Asst Prof Orthopedic 7 years
Nitsure PT 4 months
professors
15. Number of academic support : Institutional staffs are part of department
staff (technical) &
filled & actual
(including CAS
& MPS)
SDA 01 01 F --
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Library) 4M
Driver 01 01 M --
Cleaner 01 01 M --
Sweeper 02 02 M --
16. Research thrust areas as : Thrust areas identified are:
recognized by major funding  Taping, Resistive exercises,
agencies calisthenics, Bowen technique,
electrotherapy, Resistive Elastic Bands,
Core Strengthening,
 Pilates
 Obesity management
 Screening for WRMSD in specific
workers
All research works of the department are
self-funded.
projects from a) national b) research projects and the entire is faculty
international funding agencies involved in research. However no funded
and c) Total grants received. research projects are undertaken.
18. Inter-institutional collaborative : Department has 03 Inter-institutional
projects and associated grants collaborative projects at present with 01
received completed. Of the 3 ongoing, 01 project is
collaborated with KLE Ayurveda College
which is funded by KLE University. One
ongoing project is Sponsored by Vissco
Rehab Ltd.
19. Departmental projects funded : Department has no funding for its research
by ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP / projects at present. All projects are self-
CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, funded.
research facility with dedicated 10,000 sqft
area exclusively for the purpose of
equipment’s and instruments like Low
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Level LASER Therapy and scanner,

Digital Goniometer, EMG Biofeedback for
faculty and students.
22. Publications :
international)
 Monographs : -
-
Medline, etc.)
 Citation Index range/average : 4.92
 SNIP : ---
 SJR : 3.95
 Impact Factor–range/ average : 0.5-3.95
 h-index : --
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : Consultancy services extended to Gharkul,
income generated Belagavi. The income generated from the
consultancy services is 45,000/-.
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Free consultancy is provided to Rukmini

nagar, Belagavi.
d) any other (specify) : Faculty of the department are serving as:
 Member, BOS of institute
 Anti- Ragging Committee Member, KLE
University
 Treasurer in Alumni Association of the
Institute
 IQAC member of the institute
 NAAC co-coordinator of institute
 Cultural & Literary In charge and
convener
 Extramural Incharge of institute.
 Member – Women’s Sexual Harassment
Complaint cell
 Reviewer: Journal of Evidence based
medicine and Healthcare.
 Reviewer: International Journal of
Disability and Human Development
No. of faculty have participated
Sl.
Programme in FDPs Total
No.
State / University International
1 Workshop entitled Student 1 1
Assessment organized by KLE
University JNMC, Belagavi
2 Participated in workshop 2 2
entitled Pedagogic& Personal
Effectiveness organized by
Institute of Physiotherapy,
Belagavi
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3 Attended as a delegate in 1st 1 1

International Conference on
Research & Training in Health
Profession Education- on
Organized by ICON-RIPE
2012
4 Principles of evaluation and 1 1
Question paper setting for
Faculty
5 Self-Management skills 2 2
6 E – Learning
7 Qualitative research and 2 2
Bioethics
8 Leadership And Self 1 1
Development
9 M.C.Q Writing And 1 1
Validation
10 Quality Assurance In Health 1 1
Science Institutions
11 Biostatistics Workshop 2 2
12 OSCE - OSPE 2 2
13 Orientation Course For Newly 2
Recruited Faculty
14 Personality Development And 2 2
Emotional Quotient
with other universities / industry / institute- 00% of students doing
industry / institute projects in collaboration with other
universities / industry / institute.
 Faculty : One faculty has received Best Teacher
2012 on Teacher’s Day 2012 at KLE
University and2nd place, Teacher’s Debate
competition, Teacher’s Day 2012
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fellows
 Students : Six students have received various awards
and recognitions at national conferences
like paper/poster presentation, quiz
competition etc. One of the student is a
University Gold medalist
Workshop
Sr /Seminar/ Resource person/
Year Funding
No Conference organizing member
organized
1. Workshop on 17.12.2011 Dr Sandeep Singh & self
Taping techniques to 8.12.2011 Dr Mithilesh Kumar
2. National Neuro- 3rd& 4th Dec K.I.P.T University
physiotherapy 2010 supported
Conference
3. National Dec 2011 K.I.P.T University
Conference on Supported
OMT
Physiotherapy
Update
4. CME on Hand 24.11.2012 Dr Vivek Kulkarni
rehabilitation
5. National 14, 15, K.I.P.T University
conference on 16.12.2012 supported
physiotherapy
update
6. Guest lecture 13.04.2013 Dr Sanjay Patil self
“Recent advances
in spinal
condition”
7. Workshop on dry 29 to 30th Dr Ruchit Sanghvi self
needling May 2013
8. Workshop on 28.03.2014 Dr Harihara Prakash self
Neural to
Mobilization 29.03.2014
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GCP.
question no. 4) Male Female Male Female
MPT Orthopedics 31 05 13 100% 100%
BPT 447 43 218 13.13% 86.87%
(refer to from the universities universities countries
question no. same within the outside the
2010 -2011 -- 25% 75% --
2011 – 2012 -- 50% 50% --
2012 – 2013 -- 75% 25% --
2013 – 2014 -- -- 100% --
2014 - 2015 -- 50% 50% --
category-wise.
UG to PG 40.9% (9/22)
PG to Ph.D. Nil
Employed 15%
 Other than campus recruitment 100% employed
Entrepreneurs Nil
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graduates
from other universities within : 02 staff – 100%
the State
States
country
regard to
b) Internet facilities for staff and : 14 computers with internet facility through
students Wi-Fi with access to 17 online journals.
a. from the host institution : 1 faculty with ongoing Ph.D
/ university
universities
assistance from the university. dissertation award to PG students.
41. Was any need assessment : Need assessment was undertaken based on
exercise undertaken before the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and
development of new threats (SWOT) analysis for development
program(s)? If so, highlight the of each program. Feedbacks were taken
methodology. from different stake holders and expert for
this purpose.
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feedback from;
feedback? for curriculum revision and improvement
to meet global standards.
and teaching-learning- Feedback is obtained from students about
evaluation and how does the the staff and same is placed in BOS
department utilize the through the Head of the Institution for
feedback? consideration and implementation. The
teaching- learning evaluation is updated
and modified as per the feedback received.
This helps to improve teacher quality,
implement new teaching methods and
consider students feedback during
curricular revision.
the programs offered and Feedback is utilized to improve learning
how does the department resources, enrich student teaching &
utilize the feedback? learning environment and curriculum
development.
43. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10):
Ashish Prabhakar Assistant Professor in PT college in Ahmednagar
Pallavi Gaikwad Assistant Professor in MGM college, Aurangabad
Ayesha Lecturer in Modern PT college, Hyderabad
Dharmesh Solanki Lecturer in PT college, Puna
Slesha Shah Asst. Professor in KM Patel college of PT, Anand, Gujarat
Sl.
No
1 Workshop on Sensory 29.01.2010 to By Dr. Urmila Kamat,
Integration 30.01.2010 organized by Dr. Deepa Metgud
& Dr. Vijay Kage
2 Guest - Lecture on 13.02.2010 Ms. Stacey Law,
“Pilates treatment for Physiotherapist, Sheffield
law back pain” Teaching hospital NHS
Foundation trust [UK]
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3 Guest Lecture - “Neuro 19.01.2010 KIPT

Linguistic Approach”
4 Ergonomics In Health & 25.06.2010 to Dr. Suman Mukhopadhyay
Stress Management: 26.06.2010 & Ms.Tania Chakraborty
Optimizing
The Quality Of Life”
Workshop
5 Workshop on Manual 5.12.2010 to Dr. S.S. Rau
Therapy( cyriax, Muscle 6.12.2010
Energy Technique &
Positional Release
Therapy)
6 National Neuro- 3.12.2010 to K.I.P.T
physiotherapy 4.12.2010
Conference
7 Guest Lecture on 29.09.2011 Dr. Pramod Kshirasagar& Dr.
“Fitness in Health Arati Darshan, 3 staff of
Professionals” institute
8 Workshop on Taping 17.12.2011 to Dr Sandeep Singh and Dr
techniques 8.12.2011 Mithilesh Kumar
9 National Conference on Dec 2011 K.I.P.T
OMT Physiotherapy
Update
10 “Guest Lecturer on 18.04.2012 Dr.Arun Maiya
Cobb Reflection,
Plagiarism & Portfolio
writing”
11 Guest Lecture 12.10.2012 Dr. M.G.Mokashi
“Continuing on
Philosophy of Research”
12 Guest Lecture 13.10.2012 Dr. Savita Rairekar
“Communication Skills
in Professionals”
13 National conference on 14.12.2012 to K.I.P.T
physiotherapy update 16.12.2012
14 Pre conference 12.12.2012 to Dr. Ananda Jothi
workshop on 13.12.2012
“Musculoskeletal
Manipulative Therapy”
– An Australian Clinical
Approach
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15 Post Conference 17.12.2012 to KIPT

Workshop on “Applying 18.12.2012
16 Guest Lecture on “The 12.04.2013 Dr. Rajesh Mane
Procedural Skills, BLS Dr. Ravi Bhat
& ACLS”
17 Guest Lecture on 13.04 .2013 Dr. Sanjay Patil
“Recent advances in
spinal condition“
18 Workshop on “Dry 29.05.2013 to Dr. Ruchit Saghavi
Needling “ 30.05.2013
19 Workshop on “Research 22.08.2013 to Dr. C. K. Kokate, Vice
Methodology” 24.08.2013 Chancellor KLE University,
Belagavi
20 Workshop on “Kinesio 16.11.2013 to Dr. R. S. Mudhol
Taping [K1,K2] & 17.11.2013
Mulligan Taping”
21 Guest Lecture on 01.02.2014 Dr. Arun Maiya
“Protocol Writing”
22 Guest Lecture on “Civil 07.02.2014 Mr. Pravin Chougala
Service Examinations” Mr. Harshavardhan Jawade,
Director, Jyoti Career Academy
23 Guest Lecture on “How 15.02.2014 Mrs. Rashmi Kotin
To Face An Interview”
24 Guest Lecture is 25.03. 2014 KIPT
organized on “Natural
Disaster Management”
25 Workshop on “Neural 28.03.2014 to Dr. Harihar Prakash
Mobilization” 29.03.2014 Organized by Orthopaedic
26 Workshop on Resume 10/ 06/ 14 Mrs. Rashmi Kotin, Trainer,
Building KLEs Institute of faculty
development Belagavi
27 Guest Lecture on 4th June 2014 Mr. Jagdish I H, Regional
Biomedical waste Officer, Pollution Control
management on the Department of Belagavi
World Environment Day
different programs including discussions, seminars, debates, and skill
clinical teaching. demo.
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Microteaching
that program objectives are objectives are constantly met and learning
constantly met and learning outcomes are monitored through the
outcomes are monitored? Syllabus and lesson planning. Departmental
meetings with staff and students are
regularly conducted and course objectives
are reviewed by HOD and Principal. The
head of the department periodically reviews
classes conducted as per curriculum and
objectives stated. It also plans and conducts
workshops, seminars directed towards the
objectives of the program. Formative and
seminar/Journal/case presentation, thesis
work is reviewed and necessary measures
are implemented. Regular feedback obtained
from faculty and staff which are scrutinized
to evaluate the program and changes made
continuously. Syllabus planning by HOD
and Lesson planning by the faculty is a
regular feature.
47. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities:
Date Details
No activity
1. “Free Physiotherapy Camp” 28/01/2010 Dr. Soudagar medical
at sub centre, Peeranwadi officer PHC Kinaye
Chandu
4. Disability Evaluation Camp, 15/06/2010 to Mr. Mulimani, District
Kinaye 19/06/2010 Nodal Officer
st th
5. Physiotherapy Evaluation & 21 to 26 Dr. Basavaraj Motimath,
Treatment Camp for school /06/2010 CBR PG’s
children at different Taluka
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Bastwad
9. Chickun Guneah camp 17/09/2010 to By B. Motimath at KIPT
05/10/2010
01/12/2010
11. Blood Donation Camp – NSS 29/10/2010 NSS Staff Members &
Activity Students
12. Orthopedic free 7th to 9th Dec. In charge Dr. Santosh
Physiotherapy camp 2010 Metgud
Lecture
15. “Stroke awareness 18th March Dr. Mahanshetty
Programme” 2011
For Cerebral Palsy
Yamanapur 2011
Sanjay R
Belagavi
Kankanwadi Ayurveda
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children’s of disabled schools November PG Students & Interns
(Aradhana, Ajay/ Govt Deaf [NSS Unit]
& Dumb School &
Belagavi.
services for sports for specially
abled children – Nagnur
Kannada School, Belagavi.
Celebration
Nagar, Belagavi.
Kanbargi
32. Free Physiotherapy Checkup 18 to 20 / Shri. Sanjay Patil, MLA
& treatment camp at B.K. 01/2012 Belagavi Rural, Shri
Kangrali Village Anil Potdar, Dr. Sanjiv
Kumar & Dr. Basavaraj
Chandu

Muragod
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34. “Free Orthopedic 06/02/2012 to Conducted by Dr. Vijay

Physiotherapy Checkup& 08/02/2012 Kage& Dr. Peeyoosha N
Treatment Camp”
Mandal Holi Cowk
Day” Program Dr. Snehal Dharmayat
Chandu
Dr. Anil Muragod
women 17/05/2012
Check – up & treatment camp 26/07/2012 Shri. Basavaraj Gajpati
at Marihal Village, Belagavi Shri. Shankargouda Patil
th
September
2012
2012
th
44. NSS unit of KLEUIPT 29 October KLES Dr. P.K.
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Bailhongal 2012
48. “World Disabled Day” 3/12/2012 Dr. Suresh. B. Kulkarni,
Chairman Indian Red
Programme” 2013
Camp - Mutaga 10/02/2013 Baburao Chougale, Vice
President Gram
Panchayat
Basarikatti

on PVD
Physiotherapy Camp,
Munvalli

organized an Free
conducted Rally on “World 2013 Mr. Mallikarjun Shetty
56. NSS unit of KLEUIPT 22nd March Mr. Mallikarjun Shetty
conducted Guest Lecture on 2013
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School
61. Free physiotherapy camp in 19th -21st Shri Angadi, Dr. Bukka
Urban Health Care Centre, August 2013 Mallikarjun, Shri CMF
Rukmini nagar, Belagavi. Murthy and Shri Vilas
Jangli
Dr. B.B. Putti
th
Pre-Menopausal And
Menopausal Women
nursing sciences
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Day”
Panchayat]
on Musculoskeletal Disorders Dr. Basavaraj Motimath
in Industrial workers at HLL
Neuro-Physiotherapy
Camp – 2014.
Guranatti Village
Day
Organized by NSS
Department
cross day”
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JNMC
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Faculty have been resource persons,
scholarly activities” of the chairperson for various national and
department. international conferences, CME,
workshops etc
by other agencies? If yes, give Research which is accredited ‘A’ grade by
details. NAAC and placed in Category ‘A’ by
MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the contributions : The department has contributed in generating
of the department in generating new knowledge by conducting research on
new knowledge, basic or applied. thrust areas and thereafter by publishing the
research papers. The department has also
organized workshops on Hand rehabilitation,
Taping techniques, dry needling, neural
mobilization etc which are the upcoming
topics in the field of orthopedic physiotherapy
department.:
 Deemed  Funded  Research  To extend services
University projects. undertaken and awareness
with Good  Collaboration using research camps to as many
infrastructure and lab areas as possible.
and learning consultancy  Placement  To reach the rural
resources with national opportunities areas due to less
 Well equipped institution. through awareness about
library,  MoU with campus physiotherapy in
research lab external interview. public
and skill lab institution  Clinical  To encourage
 ICT friendly  Collaborative exposure in evidence based
campus research various practice
 Good exposure departments  Funded projects
to different  First hand  International
types of contact clinical
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patients practice is Collaborations

 Regularly encouraged
organizes
workshop,
CME and
research
facilities.
52. Future Plans of the Department :  To establish Gait Lab
 To get external collaboration/Funded
projects
 To outreach rural population through
better extension services
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Evaluative Reports Physiotherapy (Pediatric-Physiotherapy)
Department of Pediatric Physiotherapy

1. Name of the Department : Pediatric Physiotherapy
3. Is the Department part of a college : Yes, The department is part of KLEU
/ Faculty of the university? Institute of Physiotherapy
4. Names of programs offered : Programs offered by the institute :
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated  Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT),
Masters; M.Phil., Ph.D.,  Master of Physiotherapy (MPT
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, Pediatric Physiotherapy)
Diploma, PG Diploma,  PhD
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : Interdisciplinary programs : PhD
departments involved The department also works with
Department of Pediatrics of JN Medical
College. The departments involved from
the same institute are Orthopedic
Physiotherapy, Sports Physiotherapy,
Neuro-Physiotherapy, Community
Physiotherapy & Cardio Pulmonary
Physiotherapy.
7. Details of programs discontinued : No programs have been discontinued till
if any, with reasons. date.
9. Participation of the department :  Students and faculty are encouraged
in the courses offered by other to take up courses offered such as
and certificate course in Music.
 Department is involved in
Journal/seminar/case presentations
by PGs of other Physiotherapy
departments.
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Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor - - -
Lecturer - - -
No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Deepa MPT, PhD Associate Pediatric 14 Years 7
Metgud Professor Physiotherapy months
Dr. Snehal MPT Associate Pediatric 13 Years 10
Dharmayat Professor Physiotherapy months
professors
15. Number of academic support : Institutional staffs are part of
staff (technical) & department
filled & actual
(including
CAS & MPS)
SDA 01 01 F --
Attenders / Peons 06 06 2F/4M --
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Driver 01 01 M --
Cleaner 01 01 M --
Sweeper 02 02 M --
recognized by major funding  Mother and Child Health
agencies  Obesity & Life style diseases
 Sports and fitness
 Early intervention program
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : Department has 07 ongoing self-funded
projects from a) national b) research projects and all faculty are
international funding agencies involved in research. However, no funded
and c) Total grants received. research projects have been undertaken so
Give the names of the funding far.
18. Inter-institutional collaborative : Department has PG projects in
projects and associated grants collaboration with Maheshwari Blind
received School, Belagavi; Damani Andh Shala,
Solapur & School for Hearing Impaired
Children, Azam Nagar Belagavi.
by ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP /
20. Research facility / centre with : The University has state of art, Basic
Health Science Research facility
exclusively for the research. The Institute
has a separate research lab with
sophisticated equipment and instruments
like EMG Biofeedback, EMG, Balance
Master, GSR Biofeedback for faculty and
students.
sponsored by / created by research lab of approximately 800 Sq.
industry or corporate bodies feet area equipped with sophisticated
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22. Publications :
 Monographs :
 Books edited :
Medline, etc.)
 Citation Index range/average : 0.5-6.70
 SNIP : 0.3-0.6
 SJR : 0.23-0.31
 Impact Factor–range/ average : 0.7- 0.9/0.8
 h-index : 12-14
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : Free consultancy extended to
income generated Physiotherapy OPD at KLES Ayurveda
Hospital and MRC, Shahapur, Belagavi,
UHC Centre Rukmini Nagar Belagavi.
Paid Consultancy services extended to
Ankur Special School for management
of differently abled population.
Income generated from the consultancy
services is 60000/-.
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c) Editorial Boards : One faculty is on editorial board of

National journal
d) any other (specify) : Faculty of the department are serving as:
 External Expert for PhD program,
JSS University, Mysore
 Assistant Coordinator, IQAC, KLE
 Liaison Officer for persons with
disability for KLE University,
Belagavi
 Treasurer, Indian Association of
Physiotherapists, Belagavi Branch
 Executive Committee member,
Hemophilia Society of India,
Belagavi Chapter
 Assistant Controller of
Examinations, KLE University,
Belagavi
 Treasurer, Hemophilia Society of
India, Belagavi Chapter
 Executive Committee Member,
Indian Association of
Physiotherapists, Belagavi Branch
27. Faculty recharging strategies : Faculty have attended 29 state
(Refresher / orientation level,6national-,2International level
programs, workshops, training refresher, workshops, CME, conference
programs and similar and training program. Following is the
programs). list of the programmes:
Sl. No. Programme
1 Personal and Pedagogic Effectiveness
2 Personality development and Emotional Quotient
3 Parenting skills
4 MCQ item analysis
5 Intensive training program on Developmental assessment scales used
in Pediatrics
6 Workshop on Sensory Integration
7 Neuro Developmental Therapy
8 Workshop on Applying Sensory Integration
9 National Seminar on Quality Assurance in Higher education
Institutions
10 Workshop on E-Learning for Physiotherapists
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11 Workshop on Cardiac Rehabilitation

12 Workshop on Industrial Therapy & Rehabilitation
13 Workshop on Hippotherapy
14 Workshop on OSCE/OSPE
15 Annual National Conference of IAP, Goa
16 International conference on Childhood Disabilities held at Mangalore
17 Workshop on Research Methodology
18 Workshop on Self-Management skills
19 Microteaching
20 Grant Writing
21 Orientation for newly recruited faculty
22 Workshop on Electro Diagnosis
23 Mentorship Program
24 Research workshop conducted by AIU
 Percentage of students who : 80% of students have taken up in-house
have taken up in-house projects including inter-departmental
projects including inter- projects.
 percentage of students : 20% of students doing projects in
collaboration with other industry / institute. PG projects in
universities / industry / collaboration with Maheshwari Blind
institute School, Belagavi; Damani Andh Shala,
Solapur & School for Hearing Impaired
Children, Azam Nagar Belagavi
29. Awards / recognitions received : Research awards(paper/poster) received
at the national and international by students at National and International
level by conference:06
One faculty has received
 PhD award
 Award for Excellence in higher
education for PhD by Karnataka
State Physiotherapy Association in
2014 at State Physiotherapy
conference Physio- Accord held at
Bangalore
 External Expert for PhD program,
JSS University, Mysore
 Assistant Coordinator, IQAC, KLE
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 Liaison Officer for persons with

disability for KLE University,
Belagavi
One faculty is :
 Assistant Controller of
Examinations, KLE University,
Belagavi
 Treasurer, Hemophilia Society of
India, Belagavi Cha
 Faculty :
fellows
 Students :
Name of Date Resource Person Funding
Program
th th
Workshop on 29 & 30 Dr. Urmila KIPT
Sensory January 2010 Kamat
Integration
National level 12/12/2011 Dr. S.S.Rau, Partial funding by
Pre conference To Dr Deepa Metgud KLE University
Workshop on “ 15/12/2011 Dr. SriramBhat
Neuro Dr. Varadharajalu
Developmental
Therapy”
National level 17 & 18/12/2012 Dr. Karthik R Partial funding by
Workshop on KLE University
“Applying
Sensory
Integration”
Workshop on “ 16 & 17 April Dr. Amitesh Self Funded

Developmental 2013 Narayan
Assessment scale
used in
Pediatrics
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National Neuro December 2009 Resource persons Partial funding by

physiotherapy of National repute KLE University
update from various states
National Neuro December 2010 Resource persons Partial funding by
Physiotherapy of National repute KLE University
update from various states
National December 2011 Resource persons Partial funding by
Conference on of National repute KLE University
OMT & from various
Physiotherapy states
Update
National December 2012 Resource persons Partial funding by
Conference on of National repute KLE University
Physiotherapy from various
Update states
commencement.
question no. 4)
MPT 44 0 14 -- 100%
BPT 447 43 218 13.13% 86.87%
MPT 2010 - - 100% -
MPT 2011 - 50% 50% -
MPT 2012 25% 50% 25% -
MPT 2013 100% - - -
MPT 2014 - 33.3% 66.7% -
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34. How many students have : -

cleared Civil Services and
Defense Services examinations,
PLAB, GPAT, NCLEX,
UG to PG 35%
PG to Ph.D. -
Employed
Entrepreneurs -
graduates
the State
States
country
37. Number of faculty who were : One faculty was awarded Ph.D. in 2011
regard to
journals.
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a. from the host institution : 1 faculty completed PhD in 2011
/ university
universities
40. Number of post graduate : The University provides financial assistance
students getting financial for PG students for their achievements/
assistance from the university. awards in paper& poster presentations at
scientific meets.
Incentives are provided by the University
for publication of their research in reputed
journals & also receive travel grant for
representing Institution at National &
International platforms for curricular &
extra-curricular activities. The University
has also instituted an award for the Best PG
thesis.
41. Was any need assessment : Since no new program has been started in
exercise undertaken before the the Department, no assessment exercise has
development of new been undertaken.
methodology.
feedback from;
feedback? for curriculum revision and
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development.
Suchitra Diwanmal HOD of Physiotherapy in S. Nijalingappa
Medical College, Bagalkot
Smita K C Lecturer in a teaching Institute in Nepal
Rutika Patil Lecturer in Department of Physiotherapy in
Krishna College, Karad
Payal Dhakappa Faculty in Dept of Physiotherapy in
M.S.Ramaiah Medical College, Bangalore
Jaitty Kole Working as Clinical Therapist in
Government College, Maharastra.
Sl.
No
th th
1 Workshop on Sensory 29 & 30 Dr. UrmilaKamat
Integration January 2010
2 Guest Lecture on 04/03/2011 Shri. C.C.Dixit
Parenting Skills
3 Guest lecture including 10/05/2011 Dr. V.D Patil, Principal, JN
poster display for Medical College, Belagavi
Parental Awareness
Program For Cerebral
Palsy
4 National level Pre 12/12/2011 Dr. S.S.Rau, Dr Deepa
conference Workshop on To Metgud
“Neuro Developmental 15/12/2011 Dr. Sriram Bhat
Therapy” Dr. Varadharajalu
5 Guest Lecture on 27/11/2012 Dr.Shilpa Kodkany & Dr.
“Visual Rehabilitation” Rohini Kolari
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6 National level 17 & Dr. Karthik R

Workshop on “Applying 18/12/2012
7 Workshop on “ 16 & 17 April Dr. Amitesh Narayan
Developmental 2013
Assessment scale used
in Pediatrics
8 National Neuro December Resource persons of National
physiotherapy update 2009 repute from various states
9 National Neuro December Resource persons of National
physiotherapy update 2010 repute from various states
10 National Conference on December Resource persons of National
OMT & Physiotherapy 2011 repute from various states
Update
11 National Conference on December Resource persons of National
Physiotherapy Update 2012 repute from various states
12 Workshop on Sensory September Payal Dhakappa
Integration 2014
Microteaching
seminars directed towards the objectives
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of the program. Formative and


Date Details
No activity
1. Free Physiotherapy Camp at 28/01/2010 Dr. Soudagar medical
sub centre Peeranwadi officer PHC Kinaye
Guest
Chandu

Treatment Camp at Santi
Bastwad
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9. Chickun Gunya camp 17/09/2010 to By B.Motimath at

05/10/2010 KIPT
01/12/2010
Activity & Students
Lecture
13. Stroke awareness program 18th March Dr.Mahanshetty
2011
14. Free Eye check-up camp NSS 25/03/2011 to Mr. Suresh Hanji
annual camp 31/03/2011
15. Parental Awareness Program 10/05/2011 Dr. V.D.Patil,
For Cerebral Palsy
16. Polio Awareness Program 16/05/2011 Mr. Suresh Hangi
17. Free Physiotherapy Camp, 28,29,30 June KIPT Dr.
Yamanapur 2011 B.G.Chandu
18. Free Physiotherapy Camp , 14/07/2011 Dr. B.G.Chandu, Dr.
Sanjay R
Belagavi
Free Physiotherapy Check –
up Camp Tergundi
Polyclinic, Belagavi &
B.M.Kankanwadi Ayurveda
Hospital, Khasbag, Belagavi
21. NSS unit of KLEUIPT 5/11/2011 KLES Dr.
conducted Blood donation P.K.Hospital & MRC,
campin association with Belagavi
blood bank of KLES Dr.
P.K.Hospital & MRC,
Belagavi
22. Disability screening for 3rd Week of Dr. Basavaraj
children’s of disabled schools November Chandu, PG Students
(Aradhana, Ajay/Govt Deaf & Interns [NSS Unit]
& Dumb School &
Belagavi.
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specially abled children -
Belagavi.
conducted Rally on World
day for Disabled from
chennamma circle to Institute
premises
25. Screening for Prosthesis & 03/12/2011 Dr. P.F.Kotur &
VivekanandParisthan
Nagar, Belagavi.
Kanbargi
& treatment camp at 01/2012 MLA Belagavi Rural,
B.K.Kangrali Village Shri Anil Potdar, Dr.
Sanjiv Kumar & Dr.
Basavaraj Chandu
31. Leprosy Awareness Program 31/01/2012 Dr. S.T.Kalasad,
Dr. Manjunathswami
Conducted by Dr.
Anil Muragod
33. World Down Syndrome Day 21/03/2012 Dr. Deepa Metgud
Program Dr. Snehal Dharmayat
Rally on World Water Day Kotresh& Shri.
G.M.Patil, Dr.
Basavaraj Chandu
Dr. Anil Muragod
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women 17/05/2012
Shri. Shankargouda
Patil
th
37. World Physiotherapy Day 8 September Prof.(Dr) B.R. Nilgar
(Rally) & Physiotherapy 2012
2012
common medical & surgical B.M.Kajagar & Dr.
th
40. NSS unit of KLEUIPT 29 October KLES Dr.
conducted Blood Donation 2012 P.K.Hospital & MRC,
Camp in association with Belagavi
P.K.Hospital & MRC,
Belagavi
41. Stroke Awareness Program & 29th October Dr. A.S.Godhi ,
Exhibition on stroke 2012 Dr. Saroja.A.O &
awareness Dr. RavirajGhorpade
rd th
42. Free Physiotherapy Checkup 23 & 24 KIPT
Bailhongal 2012
43. Free Camp on Meditation & 26/11/2012 to KIPT
[High Blood Pressure]
44. World Disabled Day 3/12/2012 Dr. Suresh.
B.Kulkarni, Chairman
Indian Red Cross
Karnataka branch
st
45. Leprosy awareness program 31 Jan. 2013 Dr. B.R. Nilgar
Camp - Mutaga 10/02/2013 BaburaoChougale,
Vice President Gram
Panchayat
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Basarikatti
on PVD
Physiotherapy Camp,
Munvalli
dept of KLEUIPT, Giants Dr. V.I.Patil,
organized an Free
conducted Rally on World 2013 Mr. Mallikarjun
Water Day from chennamma Shetty
School
54. Free Physiotherapy 4th August KIPT
services The camp was
55. Free physiotherapy camp in 19th -21st
Shri Angadi,
Urban Health Care Centre, August 2013 Dr.BukkaMallikarjun,
Rukmini nagar, Belagavi. Shri CMF Murthy and
Shri Vilas Jangli
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Exhibition Dr. M.V.Jali &
Dr. B.B. Putti
th
58. World Physiotherapy Day 8 September Prof.(Dr) N.S.
59. NSS unit of KLEUIPT 20/09/2013 Dr.Col. V.S.Hosalli
conducted Blood Donation
Camp in association with
P.K.Hospital & MRC,
Belagavi
60. Rally on World Disability 03/12/2013 KIPT
Day
Panchayat]
62. Leprosy Awareness 31/01/ 2014 Dr. A. S Godhi
Program organized by
Neuro-Physiotherapy
64. Guest Lecture on Self Defense 08/03/2014 KIPT
for Women organized by OBG- OBG-Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy Department on Department
the occasion of Women’s Day
Organized by NSS
Department
conducted Rally on World 2014
Water Day from chennamma
cross wing of the Institute &
blood donation camp on the
occasion of World red cross
day
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68. Consultancy Service- Since 2010

“Disha” We Care- Day Care,
Center for Special Children,
Honaga, Belagavi
Aradhana School for Slow
Learners, Belagavi
Sparsh- A Helping Hand
Special school for the
differently abled children,
Belagavi
Pediatric Physiotherapy OPD
at BMK Ayurveda
Mahavidyalay, Khasbag,
Belagavi
Ankur- School for Special
Children, Chennamma Nagar,
Belagavi
JNMC
70. Firefighting technique 29th April Parth enterprise
demonstration at KLES Dr 2014
Prabhakar Kore Hospital. 105
Physiotherapy students, staffs
and Hospital staffs took part
in this event.
71. World Hypertension Day 17/05/2014. KIPT
rally
72. Guest lecture on account of 31st May KIPT
World No Tobacco Day 2014. Dr. Vinay Mahishale
73. Guest lecture on occasion of 4th June 2014. KIPT
World Environment Day on Mr. Jagdish I H,
‘Biomedical waste Regional Officer,
management Pollution Control
Department of
Belagavi
74. 40 saplings were planted in 05/06/2014. KIPT
the institute premises and Shri Vijay More, Ex.
awareness was displayed Mayor and social
through placards on occasion worker of Belagavi
of World Environment Day
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75. Workshop on Resume 10/ 06/ 14 KIPT

building for Physiotherapy Mrs Rashmi Kotin,
students Trainer, KLEs Institute
of faculty development
Belagavi.
76. Workshop on Letter drafting 10/ 06/ 14 KIPT
for non-Teaching staff Mrs Rashmi Kotin,
Trainer, KLEs
Institute of faculty
development
Belagavi.
77. Three days Free 14th June KIPT
Physiotherapy camp at 2014 Dr. H B Rajshekar,
Veerbhadreshwar temple Dean USM KLE’s
Police Headquarters Belagavi International School
of Medicine and
Director of health
science, Shri
Bhaskarao (IGP
Belagavi), Dr.
Chandragupta (SP)
Belagavi, Shri S V
Guled, Shri R A
Parashetti (SP)
Belagavi
78. 1 Day Blood donation Camp 9th Aug 2014 KIPT
Blood bank of KLES
Dr P. K. Hospital and
MRC Belagavi
79. “RakshaBandhan” 8th August KLEU Institute of
Celebration program at 2014 Physiotherapy,
Ankur School of Special Belagavi
Children, Sparsh and Disha
Care Centre-Honaga.
scholarly activities” of the chairman, Co-chairman at various
department. national conferences, workshops and
CMEs
969
by MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the : Developed high risk follow up clinic
contributions of the department and skilled management for NICU
in generating new knowledge, babies.
basic or applied. The department has published fourteen
research articles in national and
International journal.
Pediatric rehabilitation effectively
instituted
department.:
 Qualified  Collaborations  Scope for  Inadequate
faculty  Limited inter Human
 Good Clinical sources of departmental resources
Material funding for collaborations  Funding from
 Adequate research  In house National and
Infrastructure grants for International
facilities research agencies
 Consultancy projects
to Day care  Improve
and special learning
schools resources
 Research  Funding
agencies for
faculty skill
training
 Better market
value for
qualified
professionals
970
52. Future Plans of the Department :  To start PG training in Sports for

physically challenged children.
 To introduce motor screening

program as a part of nutritional
rehabilitation for undernourished
children. To upgrade department
equipment's
 Organize International Pediatric

courses on NDT and SI.
 To introduce effective screening

programs for childhood obesity.
 To upgrade department equipments.
971
Evaluative Reports Physiotherapy (Sports - Physiotherapy)
Department of Sports Physiotherapy

1. Name of the Department : Sports Physiotherapy

college / Faculty of the Institute of Physiotherapy
university?

Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, -Master of Physiotherapy in Sports
Diploma, PG Diploma, Physiotherapy(MPT)
fellowship, etc.)
of orthopedics, Research& Biostatistics
involved in PG and UG program
running at the department.

7. Details of programs discontinued : So far no program has been
Professional Education and Diploma and
certificate in Music. Department
972

Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor - - -
Lecturer 1 1 1
No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Basavaraj MPT, Assistant Musculo 8 Years
Motimath Professor skeleatal
trauma and
sports
injuries
Dr. Varun MPT Lecturer Pediatric 18 months
Naik Neuro
Physiotherapy
professors
staff (technical) &
filled & actual
(including
CAS & MPS)
SDA 01 01 F --
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Library)
Driver 01 01 M --
Cleaner 01 01 M --
Sweeper 02 02 M --
16. Research thrust areas as : Taping, Resistive exercises, calisthenics,
recognized by major funding Bowen technique, electrotherapy,
agencies Resistive elastic bands, core
strengthening, Pilates etc.
17. Number of faculty with ongoing : There are 02 on going research projects of
projects from a) national b) faculty of Department. However no funded
international funding agencies research projects are undertaken.
received
by ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP / research projects at present all projects
CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, are self-funded one.
students.
974

22. Publications :
 Monographs : -
-
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
Medline, etc.)
 SNIP : ---
 SJR : 3.95
 Impact Factor–range/ average : 5-3.95
 h-index : ------
generated
24. Areas of consultancy and : Free consultations are given to
income generated  National level Body Building
competition organized by Karnataka
state Bodybuilding
federation.District Level Pre-
University Intercollegiate Swimming
Competition- Hindwadi
 Inter-Collegiate Shuttle Badminton
Tournament-Udyambaug
975
 50 hours world record attempt of

continuous roller skating held at
Shivganga Roller Skating Sports
Club, Belagavi
 All India Public School Football
Tournament Under 17 held at
Phoenix international school,
Belagavi
 Taluka Level Athletic Meet- Khanapur
 National Level Football
Championship Under 17-Honga
 Phoenix School Under 13 Football
Championship-College Road
 Sports For Disabled-DYSS Belagavi
 National Level Badminton
Competition-BDBA
 RLS Football Competition Under
16-RLS Ground
 KLE university athletic meet Humbo
 Sesa Football Academy, Goa
 National level women’s Hockey
tournament , Belagavi
 World ATP ranking Tennis
Tournament held at Belagavi
 Screening of State cycling team,
Jamkhandi, district Bagalkot
Karnataka, India
 Karnataka state cricket association
affiliated Belagavi premier league
cricket tournament, Union
Gymkhana, Belagavi
976
Faculty of the department are members of

 Member, Sports Monitoring committee of KLE University
 Visiting Faculty of USM – KLE Medical college
 Sports Incharge in Student Council of Institute
 Member of Grievance Redressed Cell, KLEUIPT
Sl. No. Programme State / University
1 Orientation program by UDEHP, KLE 1
University
2 Participated in workshop entitled Pedagogic& 1
Personal Effectiveness organized by Institute
of Physiotherapy, Belagavi
3 NABL 1
4 Qualitative research and Bioethics 1
5 Sports Physiotherapy 1
6 Cyriax Muscle Energy Techniques And 2
Positional Release Therapy
7 Self-Management skills 1
8 Biostatistics Workshop 1
9 OSCE - OSPE 1
10 Orientation Course For Newly Recruited 1
Faculty
11 Workshop On Dry Needling 1
12 Personality Development And Emotional 2
Quotient
13 Kinesio Taping 2
14 Workshop On Neural Mobilization 2
15 Quality Assurance In Health Science 1
Institutions
 Percentage of students who : 100% students have taken up in-house
977
29. Awards / recognitions received : Awards

at the national and international Second place in debate held on
level by Teacher’s day 2012
Second place in debate held on
Teacher’s day 2013
Recognitions:
 Member, Sports Monitoring
committee of KLE University
 Visiting Faculty of USM – KLE
Medical college
 Sports Incharge in Student Council
of Institute
 Member of Grievance Redressed
Cell, KLEUIPT
 Faculty :
fellows
 Students : -
Sr Workshop Year Resource Funding Number
N /Seminar person/ of
o /Conference organizing participan
organized member t
1. 2nd Neuro Update December KIPT Partly 180
in Physiotherapy 2010 funded by
KLE
University
th th
2. National 9 , 10 KIPT Partly 200
conference on and 11th funded by
Orthopedic manual December KLE
therapy and 2011 University
Physiotherapy
Update
3. National 14th & K.I.P.T Partly 200
conference on 15th funded by
Orthopedic 16.12.2012 KLE
physiotherapy , University
update
978
4. Workshop on 17.12.2011 Dr Self 65

Taping techniques to Sandeep funded
8.12.2011 Singh and
Dr
Mithilesh
Kumar
5. Research 22.08.2013 Dr Self
methodology – Basavaraj
24.08.2013 Motimath
6. Work shop on 7th and 8th Dr Ketan Self
Strength and September Bhatiker
conditioning 2014
commencement.

Name of the Applications
Program received
MPT Sports 15 04 09 100% 100%
BPT 447 43 218 13.13% 86.87%
MPT 2010 25% 75% -
MPT 2011 50% 50% -
MPT 2012 - 50% 50% -
MPT 2013 - 100% -
MPT 2014 -- 100% --
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category-wise.
UG to PG 25%
PG to Ph.D. Nil
Employed 25%Campus selection
Entrepreneurs Nil
graduates
the State
States
country
37. Number of faculty who were : One faculty has ongoing Ph,D from the
awarded M.Phil., DM, M Ch, same university.
regard to
journals.
980
a. from the host institution : Nil
/ university
universities
students.
purpose.
feedback from;
981

development.
43. List the distinguished alumni of :  Dr. Isha Joshi: Physiotherapist,
the department (maximum 10) Indian Archery team.
 Dr. Amit Pal: Physiotherapist,
Jharkhand Cricket Association
 Dr. Nisha Joshi : Lecturer at Krishna
College of Physiotherapy, Karad
Sl.
No
1 Fitness 09.03.2013 Dr. Ali Irani
2 Shoulder rehabilitation 23.04.2012 & Dr. Neha Karnik
24.04.2012
3 First Aid & Emergency 18.10.2011 Deepak Bagi & Gururaj
Management
4 Workshop on Pilates 23.01.2011 Dr Aarti Mahishale
5 Prevention of Sports 14/09/2010 Dr. Kiran Kulkarni
Injuries And Doping and
drugs in sports
6 Work shop on Strength 7th and 8th Dr. Ketan Bhatiker
and conditioning Sept. 2014
Microteaching
46. How does the department ensure : Departmental meetings with staff and
that program objectives are students are regularly conducted and
constantly met and learning course objectives are reviewed by HOD
outcomes are monitored? and Principal. The head of the
department periodically reviews classes
982
conducted as per curriculum and

objectives stated. It also plans and
conducts workshops, seminars directed
towards the objectives of the program.
Formative and Summative evaluation,
grading of seminar/Journal/case
presentation, thesis work is reviewed
and necessary measures are
implemented. Regular feedback
obtained from faculty and staff which
are scrutinized to evaluate the program
and changes made continuously.
Syllabus planning by HOD and Lesson
planning by the faculty is a regular
feature.

Date Details
No activity
1. Free Physiotherapy Camp at 28/01/2010 Dr. Soudagar, medical
sub centre Peeranwadi officer PHC Kinaye
Guest
Chandu

Treatment Camp at Santi
Bastwad
983

9. Chickun Gunya camp 17/09/2010 to By B.Motimath at
05/10/2010 KIPT
01/12/2010
Activity & Students
Lecture
13. Stroke awareness program 18th March Dr.Mahanshetty
2011
14. Free Eye check-up camp NSS 25/03/2011 to Mr. Suresh Hanji
15. Parental Awareness Program 10/05/2011 Dr. V.D.Patil,
For Cerebral Palsy
17. Free Physiotherapy Camp, 28,29,30 June KIPT Dr.

Yamanapur 2011 B.G.Chandu
18. Free Physiotherapy Camp , 14/07/2011 Dr. B.G.Chandu, Dr.
Sanjay R
Belagavi
Free Physiotherapy Check –
up Camp Tergundi
Polyclinic, Belagavi &
B.M.Kankanwadi Ayurveda
Hospital, Khasbag, Belagavi
21. NSS unit of KLEUIPT 5/11/2011 KLES Dr.
conducted Blood donation P.K.Hospital & MRC,
campin association with Belagavi
blood bank of KLES Dr P. K.
22. Disability screening for 3rd Week of Dr. Basavaraj
children’s of disabled schools November Chandu, PG Students
(Aradhana, Ajay/Govt Deaf & Interns [NSS Unit]
984
& Dumb School &

Belagavi.
specially abled children -
Belagavi.
conducted Rally on World
day for Disabled from
premises
25. Screening for Prosthesis & 03/12/2011 Dr. P.F.Kotur &
Celebration
VivekanandParisthan
Nagar, Belagavi.
Kanbargi
& treatment camp at 01/2012 MLA Belagavi Rural,
B.K.Kangrali Village Shri Anil Potdar, Dr.
Sanjiv Kumar & Dr.
Basavaraj Chandu
31. Leprosy Awareness Program 31/01/2012 Dr. S.T.Kalasad,
Dr. Manjunathswami
Conducted by Dr.
Anil Muragod
SarvajanikGaneshtsavaMand
alHoliCowk
33. World Down Syndrome Day 21/03/2012 Dr. Deepa Metgud
Program Dr. Snehal Dharmayat
985

Rally on World Water Day Kotresh & Shri.
G.M.Patil, Dr.
Basavaraj Chandu
Dr. Anil Muragod
women 17/05/2012
Shri. Shankargouda
Patil
37. World Physiotherapy Day 8th September Prof.(Dr) B.R. Nilgar
(Rally) & Physiotherapy 2012
2012
th
39. Awareness program on “Role 18 October Dr. M.V.Jali , Ms.
common medical & surgical B.M.Kajagar & Dr.
th
40. NSS unit of KLEUIPT 29 October KLES Dr.
conducted Blood Donation 2012 P.K.Hospital & MRC,
Camp in association with Belagavi
P.K.Hospital & MRC,
Belagavi
41. Stroke Awareness Program & 29th October Dr. A.S.Godhi ,
Exhibition on stroke 2012 Dr. Saroja.A.O &
awareness Dr. RavirajGhorpade
Bailhongal 2012
43. Free Camp on Meditation & 26/11/2012 to KIPT
[High Blood Pressure]
44. World Disabled Day 3/12/2012 Dr. Suresh.
B.Kulkarni, Chairman
Indian Red Cross
Karnataka branch
986
45. Leprosy awareness program 31st Jan. 2013 Dr. B.R. Nilgar
Camp - Mutaga 10/02/2013 BaburaoChougale,
Vice President Gram
Panchayat
Basarikatti
on PVD
Physiotherapy Camp,
Munvalli
dept of KLEUIPT, Giants Dr. V.I.Patil,
organized an Free
Physiotherapy checkup &
conducted Rally on World 2013 Mr. Mallikarjun
Water Day from chennamma Shetty
School
54. Free Physiotherapy 4th August KIPT

services The camp was
987
55. Free physiotherapy camp in 19th -21st Shri Angadi,

Urban Health Care Centre, August 2013 Dr.BukkaMallikarjun,
Rukmini nagar, Belagavi. Shri CMF Murthy and
Shri Vilas Jangli
Exhibition Dr. M.V.Jali &
Dr. B.B. Putti
th
58. World Physiotherapy Day 8 September Prof.(Dr) N.S.
59. NSS unit of KLEUIPT 20/09/2013 Dr.Col. V.S.Hosalli
conducted Blood Donation
Camp in association with
P.K.Hospital & MRC,
Belagavi
60. Rally on World Disability 03/12/2013 KIPT
Day
Panchayat]
62. Leprosy Awareness 31/01/ 2014 Dr. A. S Godhi
Program organized by
Neuro-Physiotherapy
Camp – 2014.
Guranatti Village
64. Guest Lecture on Self 08/03/2014 KIPT
Defense for Women OBG-Physiotherapy
Day
Organized by NSS
Department
988

conducted Rally on World 2014
Water Day from chennamma
the occasion of World red
cross day
68. Consultancy Service- Since 2010
“Disha” We Care- Day Care,
Center for Special Children,
Honaga, Belagavi
Aradhana School for Slow
Learners, Belagavi
Sparsh- A Helping Hand
Special school for the
differently abled children,
Belagavi
Pediatric Physiotherapy OPD
at BMK Ayurveda
Mahavidyalay, Khasbag,
Belagavi
Ankur- School for Special
Children, Chennamma Nagar,
Belagavi

JNMC
70. Firefighting technique 29th April Parth enterprise

demonstration at KLES Dr 2014
Prabhakar Kore Hospital. 105
Physiotherapy students, staffs
and Hospital staffs took part
in this event.
71. World Hypertension Day 17/05/2014. KIPT
rally
72. Guest lecture on account of 31st May KIPT
World No Tobacco Day 2014. Dr. Vinay Mahishale
989
73. Guest lecture on occasion of 4th June 2014. KIPT

World Environment Day on Mr. Jagdish I H,
‘Biomedical waste Regional Officer,
management Pollution Control
Department of
Belagavi
74. 40 saplings were planted in 05/06/2014. KIPT
the institute premises and Shri Vijay More, Ex.
awareness was displayed Mayor and social
through placards on occasion worker of Belagavi
of World Environment Day
75. Workshop on Resume 10/ 06/ 14 KIPT
building for Physiotherapy Mrs Rashmi Kotin,
students Trainer, KLEs
development
Belagavi.
76. Workshop on Letter drafting 10/ 06/ 14 KIPT
for non-Teaching staff Mrs Rashmi Kotin,
Trainer, KLEs
development
Belagavi.
77. Three days Free 14th June KIPT
Physiotherapy camp at 2014 Dr. H B Rajshekar,
Veerbhadreshwar temple Dean USM KLE’s
Police Headquarters Belagavi International School
of Medicine and
Director of health
science, Shri
Bhaskarao (IGP
Belagavi), Dr.
Chandragupta (SP)
Belagavi, Shri S V
Guled, Shri R A
Parashetti (SP)
Belagavi
78. 1 Day Blood donation Camp 9th Aug 2014 KIPT
Blood bank of KLES
Dr P. K. Hospital and
MRC Belagavi
990
79. “RakshaBandhan” 8th August KLEU Institute of

Celebration program at 2014 Physiotherapy,
Ankur School of Special Belagavi
Children, Sparsh and Disha
Care Centre-Honaga.
48. Give details of “beyond syllabus :
Faculty have been resource person,
scholarly activities” of the Chairman, Co-chairman for various
department. conference, CME, workshops, etc.
49. State whether the program / :
The institute is constituent units of KLE
by MHRD, (GoI).
50. Briefly highlight the : All the researches undertaken by the
contributions of the department department have helped the progress of
in generating new knowledge, the sporting community and the
basic or applied. profession with new knowledge in the
field of sports rehabilitation; this is done
by providing consultation services in
terms of screening and rehabilitation
 Being part of  MoUs  Student  Maintain the
major sports  Patents placement at standards set
events for different state by the
providing on central and department in
field private the previous
physiotherap sporting years to reach
y services agencies where it has
 Collaboration  As the reached today.
with local Belagavi city  Match the
sports clubs. is being the global
 Establishmen host of many standards in
t of fitness bigger academic as
center in the tournaments well as
Institute there is a clinical
premises scope for the teaching.
991
 Regularly department to  To create

organized get more awareness of
workshop, exposure of sports
CME and different physiotherapy
research levels of at grass root
facilities competitions. level and to
 Good  Presence of make it
exposure to international available at
different standard the all the
types of roller skating essential
athletes and track in the places.
sports. city,  To create
 Swimming adequate job
pool of opportunities
international in the field of
standards sports
within the physiotherapy
campus.  To convert the
 Presence of weakness in to
DYSS, hostel strengths
and JUDO
training
centre which
is one of the
best 8 centres
of India.
52. Future Plans of the Department :  To develop collaborations with
state and central sports
organizations for physiotherapy
services (clinical and research).
 Extend services to national teams
visiting for local sporting events.
 Funded projects and collaborations.
992
Evaluative Reports Physiotherapy (OMT)
Department of Orthopedic Manual Therapy

1. Name of the Department : Orthopedic Manual Therapy
2. Year of Establishment : Orthopedic Manual Therapy was
established in 2007
3. Is the Department part of a : Yes, the department is a part of KLEU
college / Faculty of the Institute of Physiotherapy
university?
4. Names of programs offered : Following are the programs offered by
(UG, PG, Pharm D, Integrated the institute:
Integrated Ph.D., Certificate, -Master of Physiotherapy (MPT OMT)
Diploma, PG Diploma, -PhD
fellowship, etc.)
5. Interdisciplinary programs and : The interdisciplinary programs are PhD
also works with orthopedic Department
of JN Medical College. The departments
involved from the same institute are
orthopedic Physiotherapy, Sports
Physiotherapy.
7. Details of programs discontinued : No programs have been discontinued till
if any, with reasons. date.
8. Examination System: : Summative Annual examination system
Annual / Semester / Trimester / for both BPT and MPT conducted by
Choice Based Credit System university. The institute conducts
formative examination for all the
programs.
in the courses offered by other take up courses offered such as PG
departments Diploma in Bio-statistics, Diploma in
Value Education and Spirituality, PG
Diploma in Health Professional
Education and Diploma and certificate
in Music. Department involves in
presentation by PGs of other
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Sanctioned Filled
& MPS)
Professor - - -
Associate Professor / - - -
Reader
Lecturer - - -
No. of Years
Experience
Dr. Santosh MPT, (PhD) Asst Musculo 14years
Metgud Professor skeletal and 9 months
sports
physiotherapy
Dr. Anand MPT Asst. Musculoskelet 7 years
Heggannavar Professor al and 4months
sports
physiotherapy
adjunct faculty, emeritus 4 Adjunct and 13 Visiting Professors
professors
staff (technical) &
filled & actual
(including
CAS & MPS)
994
SDA 01 01 F --
Library) 4M
Driver 01 01 M --
Cleaner 01 01 M --
Sweeper 02 02 M --
recognized by major funding • Cervical spondylitis, Adhesive
agencies Capsulitis, Osteoarthritis, Low back pain,
Temporo mandibular joint dysfunction,
Ankle Dysfunctions, SI joint dysfunction
etc. using different assessment outcomes,
therapeutic modalities and Manual Therapy
techniques which includes Maitland,
Mulligans, Kaltenborn, Cyriax, McKenzie,
Muscle Energy Technique ,Myofascial
Release , Positional Release technique,
Neural Mobilization , taping, etc.
• All research work are self-funded.
international funding agencies involved in research. However no funded
and c) Total grants received. research projects are undertaken.
received
by ICMR; DST-FIST; UGC-SAP / research projects at present all projects
CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, are self-funded one.
995

students.
22. Publications :
international)
 Monographs :
 Books edited :
Scopus, Humanities
Dare Database -
Medline, etc.)
 SNIP : ---
 SJR : 3.95
 Impact Factor–range/ average : 5-3.95
 h-index : ------
generated
996
24. Areas of consultancy and : Free consultancy extended to

income generated Physiotherapy OPD at KLES Ayurveda
Hospital and MRC, Shahapur, Belgaum,
UHC Centre Rukmini Nagar Belgaum.
Consultancy services extended to Disha
center for management of differently
able population. The income generated
from the consultancy services is 70000/-
d) any other (specify):
Faculty are members for following committees
 Member, BOS KLE University 2012-14
 EC Member in Alumni Association of the Institute
 ChairPerson, Youth Red Cross Wing, KLEU IPT
 Convener , IAP Belgaum Branch
 President Alumni Association of institute
Sl. No. Programmes State / University
1 Workshop entitled “Evidence Based 1
Physiotherapy”
2 Participated in workshop entitled Pedagogic& 1
Personal Effectiveness organized by Institute of
Physiotherapy, Belgaum
3 E-learning, KLEU IPT.
4 Qualitative Research and Bio Ethics”. 1
5 Sports physiotherapy 1
6 “Taping Techniques” National Conference on 1
Orthopaedic Manual Therapy and
Physiotherapy Update 2011,
7 National Conference on Orthopaedic Manual 1
Therapy and Physiotherapy Update 2011,
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8 Orientation course by UDEHP, KLE 1

University,
9 Musculoskeletal ManipulativeTherapy-An 1
Australianclinical Approach, National
Conference on Physiotherapy Update
10 Workshop on Dry Needling in Myofascial Pain 1
Syndrome of Shoulder Joint.
11 Personality development and Emotional 1
Quotient by UDEHP,
12 Hand on workshop Neural Mobilization, 1
collaboration with other industry / institute- 20%of students
universities / industry / doing projects in collaboration with
institute other universities / industry / institute.
level by
 Faculty:
Awards
Best Teacher award 2013
Recognitions:
*Member BOS KLE
University(BPT,MPT) 2012-2014
*Member disciplinary committee KLE University
*Undergraduate co ordinator KLEU IPT
*Institutes incharge youth red cross wing
Recognitions:
* Convener , IAP Belgaum Branch
*President Alumni Association of institute
 Doctoral / post doctoral : One faculty has ongoing Ph.D

fellows
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 Students:
Awards/ recognitions
*1st prize for best paper presentation in the National level conference –
National PG Physio Con Mysore 2013.
* National Conference on Orthopaedic Manual Therapy and Physiotherapy
Update 2011,
*1st Prize for Paper Presentation National Conference on Orthopaedic Manual
Therapy and Physiotherapy Update 2011,
. 2nd Prize for Paper Presentation National Conference on
Physiotherapy Update 2012
* 1st Prize , Quiz Competition National PG Physiocon Mysore 2013
2nd Place, Debate Competition National PG Physiocon Mysore 2013

Sr no Workshop / Camp Year Resource Funding
organized person/
organizing
member
1 “National update on December organizing Partly funded
Neuro Physiotherapy, 2009, Belgaum member by KLE
University
2 Sports physiotherapy, September organizing Self
Belgaum 2010 member
3 2nd National update on December organizing Partly funded
Neuro Physiotherapy, 2010,Belgaum member by KLE
University
4 Hand on workshop Belgaum, Resource Self
CYRIAX,MET & PRT, December person
2010
5 “Taping Techniques” Belgaum, organizing Self
December member
2011
6 National Conference on Belgaum, organizing Partly funded
Orthopaedic Manual December member by KLE
Therapy and 2011 University
Physiotherapy Update
2011,
7 “Neuro Developmental Belgaum, organizing Self
Therapy” December member
2011
8 Hand on workshop September Resource self
TAPING & MET 2012 person
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9 Musculoskeletal 2012 organizing Self

Manipulative Therapy- December, member
An Australian clinical Belgaum
Approach, National
Conference on
Physiotherapy Update -.
10 National Conference on 14th, 15th & organizing Partly funded
Physiotherapy Update - 16th December, member by KLE
2012, Belgaum. University
11 Hand on workshop Belgaum, Resource self

Kinesio Taping (K1 and November person and
K2) & Mulligan’s 2013 organizing
Taping member
commencement.

MPT 23 09 08 52.9% 47.1%
BPT 447 43 218 13.13% 86.87%
MPT 2010 -- 25% 75% --
MPT 2011 -- 75% 25% --
MPT 2012 -- 50% 50% --
MPT 2013 -- 25% 75% --
MPT 2014 -- -- 100% --
1000
category-wise.
UG to PG 42%
PG to Ph.D. NIL
Employed
recruitment
Entrepreneurs Nil
graduates
from other universities within : -
the State
States
country
37. Number of faculty who were : One faculty is ongoing with Ph.D
38. Present details of departmental : -
regard to
a) Library : 25
journals.
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e) Students’ laboratories : 04 ( Exercise lab, Electrotherapy lab,
a. from the host institution : 1 faculty ongoing with Ph.D
/ university
universities
students.
purpose.
feedback from;
b. students on staff, : Yes.
curriculum and teaching- Feedback is obtained from students
learning-evaluation and how about the staff and same is placed in
does the department utilize BOS through the Head of the Institution
the feedback? for consideration and implementation.
1002

development.

Sl. No Name Position
1 Vishal Bagewadi Lecturer , BIMS Belgaum
2 Rinkle Hotwani Assistant Professor, MGM Aurangabad
3 Umesh Clinical Physiotherapist ,Davengere
4 Sukhada Kulkarni Assistant Professor, KIMS Karad
5 MeeraKamdar Clinical Physiotherapist, Australia
6 Martin Shivapur Clinical Physiotherapist, Belgaum
7 Anjana Aggarwal Clinical physiotherapist ,Saudi Arabia
8 Anil Kumar Government Clinical Physiotherapist, Bidar
9 Tejas Khanolkar Clinical Physiotherapist, Kolhapur
10 Mayur Ajmera Clinical Physiotherapist, Aurangabad
Sl.
No
1 “Evidence Based May 2009. Dr Arun Maiya
Physiotherapy” Belgaum,
2 E-learning, KLEU IPT, February 2010 Dr Ramaraj Urs
Belgaum,
3 Sports physiotherapy, September Dr Ali Irani
Belgaum 2010 DrKiran Kulkarni
4 Hand on workshop Belgaum, Dr S S Rao
CYRIAX,MET & PRT December 2010
5 Guest Lecture on 04/03/2011 Shri. C.C. Dixit

Parenting Skills
6 Taping Techniques Belgaum, Dr Mitlesh Kumar
December 2011 Dr Sandeep Singh
7 Musculoskeletal Belgaum, Dr Ananda Jothi
Manipulative Therapy- An December 2012
Australian clinical
Approach
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8 Dry Needling in Belgaum May Dr Ruchit Sanghvi

Myofascial Pain 2013
Syndrome of Shoulder
Joint
9 Kinesio Taping (K1 and Belgaum, Dr Pradeep Shankar
K2) & Mulligan’s Taping, November
2013
10 Neural Mobilization, Belgaum, Dr R Harihara Prakash
March 2014
Microteaching
plans and conducts workshops, seminars
directed towards the objectives of the
program. Formative and Summative
evaluation, grading of
feedback obtained from faculty and staff
which are scrutinized to evaluate the
program and changes made
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47. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities : :

Date Details
No activity
1. “Free Physiotherapy Camp” at sub 28/01/2010 Dr. Soudagar medical
centre, Peeranwadi officer PHC Kinaye
Chandu
4. Disability Evaluation Camp, Kinaye 15/06/2010 to Mr. Mulimani, District
19/06/2010 Nodal Officer
5. Physiotherapy Evaluation & 21st to 26th Dr. Basavaraj Motimath,

Treatment Camp for school children /06/2010 CBR PG’s
at different Taluka places of
Sindhudurg district through NRHM
Project
6. Physiotherapy Evaluation & 30/07/2010 Dr. BasavarajChandu
Treatment Camp at Santi, Bastwad
8. “Mental Health – An Awareness to a 02/09/2010 Dr. Sameer Chate at KIPT
Health Professional” Guest Lecture 3 – 4 PM
9. ChickunGuneah camp 17/09/2010 to By B.Motimath at KIPT
05/10/2010
01/12/2010
11. Blood Donation Camp – NSS 29/10/2010 NSS Staff Members &
Activity Students
12. Orthopaedic free Physiotherapy camp 7th to 9th In charge Dr.
December 2010 SantoshMetgud
13. Free Physiotherapy camp on low 17/01/2011 to Dr. B.Chandu&
back ache - Uchagaov 22/01/2011 Dr. Vijay Kage
14. Leprosy Awareness – Guest Lecture 31/01/2011 Dr. JebaChitra
15. “Stroke awareness programme” 18th March 2011 Dr.Mahanshetty
16. “Free Eye check-up camp” NSS 25/03/2011 to Mr. Suresh Hanji
17. Parental Awareness Program For 10/05/2011 Dr. V.D.Patil,
Cerebral Palsy
Yamanapur 2011
20. Free Physiotherapy Camp , 14/07/2011 Dr. B.G.Chandu, Dr. B.R.

Bailhongal Ganesh & Mr. Sanjay R
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21. Free Physiotherapy Camp, Teragundi 1 – 6 August KIPT Staff

Polyclinic, Belgaum 2011
22. World Physiotherapy Day , “Free 08/09/2011 Belgaum IAP Branch
Physiotherapy Check – up Camp”
Teragundi Polyclinic,
Belgaum&B.M.KankanwadiAyurved
aHospital, Shahapur, Belgaum
23. NSS unit of KLEUIPT conducted 5/11/2011 KLES Dr.P.K.Hospital&
“Blood donation camp” in association MRC, Belgaum
with blood bank of KLES Dr.
P.K.Hospital& MRC, Belgaum
24. Disability screening for children’s of 3rd Week of Dr. BasavarajChandu, PG
disabled schools (Aradhana, November Students & Interns [NSS
Ajay/Govt Deaf & Dumb School Unit]
&Maheshwari Blind School)
Belgaum.
25. NSS unit of KLEUIPT conducted 02/12/2011 KIPT
physiotherapy services for sports for
the specially abled children -
NagnurKannadaSchool, Belgaum.
26. NSS unit of KLEUIPT conducted 03/12/2011 Col. Hosalli
Rally on “World day for Disabled”
from chennamma circle to Institute
premises
27. Screening for Prosthesis &Orthosis 03/12/2011 Dr. P.F.Kotur&
Dr. V.D. Patil
28. Distribution of free aids & appliances 03/12/2011 Dr. P.F.Kotur&
Dr. V.D. Patil
29. National Youth Day Celebration 12/01/2012 KIPT [NSS Unit]

VivekanandParisthan [Orphanage],
Veerabhadra Nagar, Belgaum.
31. Visit to Aadhar Orphanage, Kanbargi 15/01/2012
32. Free Physiotherapy Checkup & 18 to 20 / Shri. Sanjay Patil, MLA
treatment camp at 01/2012 Belgaum Rural, Shri Anil
B.K.KangraliVillage Potdar, Dr. Sanjiv Kumar
& Dr. BasavarajChandu
33. “Leprosy Awareness Program” 31/01/2012 Dr. S.T.Kalasad,
Dr. Manjunathswami
Muragod
34. “Free Orthopaedic Physiotherapy 06/02/2012 to Conducted by Dr. Vijay
Checkup& Treatment Camp” 08/02/2012 Kage& Dr. Peeyoosha N
35. 7 Days NSS Annual Camp at Kakati 25/02/2012 to Shri. Babu. S.Pingat
Village Shri Sarvajanik Ganeshtsava 02/03/2012
Mandal Holi Cowk
36. “World Down Syndrome Day” 21/03/2012 Dr. DeepaMetgud
Program Dr. SnehalDharmayat
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37. NSS Unit of KIPT conducted Rally 22/03/2012 Chief guest Shri.
on “World Water Day” Kotresh&Shri. G.M.Patil,
Dr. BasavarajChandu
Dr. Anil Muragod
38. Yoga Camp for men & women 27/04/2012 to Dr. RajendraDeginal
17/05/2012
39. 4 Days Free Physiotherapy Check – 23/07/2012 to Shri. Anil Potdar,
up & treatment camp at Marihal 26/07/2012 Shri. BasavarajGajpati
Village, Belgaum Shri. ShankargoudaPatil
40. “World Physiotherapy Day” (Rally)& 8th September Prof.(Dr) B.R. Nilgar
Physiotherapy Awareness Exhibition 2012
September 2012
2012
43. Awareness program on “Role of 18th October Dr. M.V.Jali , Ms. Anita.
exercise and prevention in life style 2012. S.Bhavi, Dietician, Dr.
modification for common medical & B.M.Kajagar& Dr.
surgical conditions” ArathiDarshan,
44. NSS unit of KLEUIPT conducted 29th October KLES Dr.P.K.Hospital&
“Blood Donation Camp” in 2012 MRC, Belgaum
association with blood bank of KLES
Dr. P.K.Hospital& MRC, Belgaum
45. Stroke Awareness Programme& 29th October Dr. A.S.Godhi ,
Exhibition on stroke awareness 2012 Dr. Saroja.A.O&
Dr. RavirajGhorpade
treatment camp at Bailhongal November 2012

Relaxation for Hypertensive [High 01/12/2012
Blood Pressure]”
48. “World Disabled Day” 3/12/2012 Dr. Suresh. B.Kulkarni,
Chairman Indian Red
49. “Leprosy awareness Programme” 31st January Dr. B.R. Nilgar

2013
50. 7 days NSS Special Annual Camp - 04/02/2013 to Chief guest Shri.
Mutaga 10/02/2013 BaburaoChougale, Vice
President Gram Panchayat
51. State Level NSS camp at Basarikatti 13/02/2013 KIPT
52. Poster Awareness Program on PVD 25/02/2013 Dr. V.D.Patil

53. NSS unit of KLEUIPT conducted 2 3rd& 4th March Mr. Umesh Bali
days Free Physiotherapy Camp, 2013
Munvalli
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54. Community Physiotherapy dept. of 17/03/2013 Chief Guest Shri.

KLEUIPT, Giants group of Dr. V.I.Patil,
yaragatti&Govt Hospital of Yaragatti
together organized an Free
treatment camp at Govt Hospital ,
Yaragatti
55. NSS unit of KLEUIPT conducted 22nd March 2013 Chief Guest -
Rally on “World Water Day” from Mr. MallikarjunShetty
premises
56. NSS unit of KLEUIPT conducted 22nd March 2013 Mr. MallikarjunShetty
Guest Lecture on “Rain Water
Harvesting”
57. Free Camp for Inner wheel club of 15/04/2013 to KIPT
Belgaum at MahilaVidyalaya English 19/04/2013
Medium School
58. Orthopaedic Physiotherapy & 29th& 30th April Dr. Soudagar
Manual Therapy Free Camp at Urban 2013
Health Centre, Rukmini Nagar,
Belgaum
59. “Free Physiotherapy evaluation & 4th August 2013 KIPT
treatment services” The camp was
conducted on the occasion of 66th
Birthday of Shri. Dr. Prabhakar Kore,
Chairman, KLE Society, Belgaum.
60. “2nd Free Camp on Laser Awareness 7th August 2013 KIPT
& Treatment”
61. Free physiotherapy camp in Urban 19th -21st August ShriAngadi,
Health Care Centre, Rukmini nagar, 2013 Dr.BukkaMallikarjun, Shri
Belgaum. CMF Murthy and Shri
Vilas Jangli
63. Physiotherapy Awareness Exhibition 07/09/2013 Dr. V.S. Sadhunavar
Dr. M.V. Jali&
Dr. B.B. Putti
64. “World Physiotherapy Day” (Rally) 8th Sept 2013 Prof.(Dr) N.S. Mulimani
65. NSS unit of KLEUIPT conducted 20/09/2013 Dr. Col. V.S. Hosalli
“Blood Donation Camp” in
association with blood bank of KLES
Dr. P.K. Hospital &MRC, Belgaum
Menopausal And Menopausal
Women
67. free checkup camp for screening of 28/11/2013 KIPT
Premenstrual Syndrome &
Dysmenorrhea for the female
students of nursing sciences
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68. Rally on “World Disability Day” 03/12/2013 KIPT

69. Polio Awareness Program at Honaga 03/12/2013 Mr. PundlikPatil
Graham Panchayat [Ex mem of Gram
Panchayat]
70. Physiotherapy screening camp & 13/12/2013 Dr. Vijay Kage
awareness program on Dr. Peeyoosha N
Musculoskeletal Disorders in Dr. BasavarajMotimath
Industrial workers at HLL factory
premises, Kanagala
71. “Leprosy Awareness Programme” 31/01/ 2014 Dr. A. S Godhi
organized by Neuro-Physiotherapy
72. 7 days NSS Special Annual Camp – 3 to 9/02/ 2014. KIPT
Guranatti Village
incontinence in female athletes“ OBG-Physiotherapy
organized by OBG-Physiotherapy Department
Department
74. Guest Lecture on “Self Defense for 08/03/2014 KIPT
Women“ organized by OBG- OBG-Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy Department on the Department
occasion of Women’s Day
75. Free Physiotherapy Camp conducted 09/03/2014 KIPT
at Kannur KhurdOrganized by NSS NSS Department
Department
76. NSS unit of KLEUIPT conducted 22nd March 2014 KIPT
Rally on “World Water Day” from
premises
donation camp on the occasion of
“world red cross day”
78. 12 Free Mega health checkup 2012-13 In & around Belgaum
scholarly activities” of the chairman, cochairman at various
department. national conferences, workshops and
CMEs
1009
49. State whether the program / : The Institute is a constituent unit of

department is accredited/ graded KLE university which is accredited with
by other agencies? If yes, give A grade by NAAC & placed in A
details. category by MHRD (GoI).
Accepted by all foreign agencies like
FCCPT, FSPT, and ICD for higher
education or job.
50. Brie0fly highlight the : The department has published 23
contributions of the department research articles in national and
in generating new knowledge, International journal.
basic or applied. Department is providing Manual
Therapy Services to the society.
department.:
 First Institute  Funded  Publication of  To extend
to establish projects. papers in services and
specialty in  Collaboration indexed awareness
OMT in the and journals camps to as
country. consultancy  Research many areas as
 First Institute with national undertaken possible.
to provide institution. using research  Inadequate
manual  Time for lab. Human
therapy Research  Placement resources.
services in  Collaborations opportunity  Funding from
North and MOU’s. through National and
Karnataka.  Scope of campus International
 Well-equipped faculty interview. agencies.
library, development.  Clinical skill
research lab training
and skill lab Scope for
 Regularly interdepartmen
organized tal
workshop, collaborations.
CME and
research
facilities.
 Qualified
faculty
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52. Future Plans of the Department :  Establish Manual Therapy

Laboratory
 Invite Internationally renowned
manual therapy Speakers
 Funded project
1011
Declearation by the Head of the Institution
DECLEARATION BY THE HEAD OF THE INSTITUTION
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NAAC SELF-STUDY REPORT

KLEU – NAAC Self Study Report – Part II : Cycle 2

20 Dermatology, Venerology & Leprosy 214

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KLEU – NAAC Self Study Report – Part II : Cycle 2

Departments of Institute of Nursing Sciences, Belagavi

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KLEU JAWAHARLAL NEHRU MEDICAL COLLEGE - BELAGAVI

Department of General Medicine

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11. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization,

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Dr. Madhav MD Asst. Internal 5 Yrs 8 M

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15. Number of academic support : Sanctioned Filled Actual

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other competitive examinations?

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b. from other institutions / : -

Dr. Prakash Pania DM Endocrinology

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teaching. 3. Post-graduate Orientation

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3. Is the Department part of a : Yes,

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11. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization,

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and c) Total grants received.

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 Citation Index – range / -

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RATHNA AWARD -Trinity Group on

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Dr. Silvestri Marc world : “Recent update on treatment of Acute

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31. Code of ethics for research : Guidelines on Code of Conduct for

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 Other than campus recruitment 35%

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42. Does the department obtain feedback from:

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47. Highlight the participation of : Participates in various Health

48. Give details of “beyond syllabus : Conduct of regular interventional

49. State whether the program/ : The institute is constituent unit of

50. Briefly highlight the contributions : Public awareness of health by

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51. Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges

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Department of Cardio Vascular & Thoracic Surgery

2. Year of Establishment : 1997

3. Is the Department part of a : Yes,

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11. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization,

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18. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and associated grants received:

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 Citation Index – range / -