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“Techno-Social Excellence”

Marathwada Mitra Mandal’s


INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (MMIT)
Lohgaon, Pune-411047.

Academic & Administrative Audit (AAA)

INDEX
Audit Title Audit Details
Academic Audit & Administrative Audit Audit information for last four years from
2016-17 (A. Y. 2012-13 to A.Y. 2015-16)

Academic Audit & Administrative Audit Audit information for last Academic Year
2017-18 (A. Y. 2016-17)

Sr. Department Audit Details


No.
1. Mechanical Engineering Department Academic Audit & Administrative Audit 2016-17

2. Mechanical Engineering Department Academic Audit & Administrative Audit 2017-18

3. Computer Engineering Department Academic Audit & Administrative Audit 2016-17

4. Computer Engineering Department Academic Audit & Administrative Audit 2017-18

5. Electronics & Tele Communication Academic Audit & Administrative Audit 2016-17
Engineering Department
6. Electronics & Tele Communication Academic Audit & Administrative Audit 2017-18
Engineering Department
7. Applied Science Department Academic Audit & Administrative Audit 2016-17

8. Applied Science Department Academic Audit & Administrative Audit 2017-18


Marathwada Mitra Mandal’s Institute of Technology
Survey No. 35, Plot No. 5/6, Vadgaon Shinde Road,
Lohgaon, Pune-411047

MMIT/DEPT/2016-17 /31 Date: 16/06/2016

ACADEMIC AUDIT & ADMINISTRATIVE AUDIT REPORT


ACADEMIC YEAR: 2016-2017
(Provide information for last four years from 2012-13 to 2015-16)

A. ACADEMIC AUDIT

1. Name of the Department: Mechanical Engineering


2. Year of establishment: 2008

3. Examination System: Annual/ Semester/Choice Based Credit System/ Credit and Grading system/
any other system, specify:

Academic
Class Examination System
Year
SE Semester Pattern with Online examination & Credit System
2015-16 TE Semester Pattern with In-Sem Examination
BE Semester Pattern with In-Sem Examination
SE Semester Pattern with Online examination
2014-15 TE Semester Pattern with In-Sem Examination
BE Semester Pattern
SE Semester Pattern with Online examination
2013-14 TE Semester Pattern
BE Semester Pattern
SE Semester Pattern
2012-13 TE Semester Pattern
BE Semester Pattern

4. Participation of the department in the curriculum development for courses offered by the
University:

Date and
A. Y. Name of the teachers Workshop/Seminars Attended
Duration
One Day FDP on "Syllabus
Mr. D. M. Bhoge Implementation workshop for FEA" 29/12/2015
BE-2012 course
A workshop on "Syllabus
2015-16 Mr. A.G. Whatte Implementation of Robotics of BE 21/12/2015
Mech 2012 pattern"
A workshop on "Syllabus
Mr. D.P. Yesane Implementation of Mechanical 21/12/2015
System Design
1
A workshop on "Syllabus
Mr. S.S More Implementation of Robotics of BE 21/12/2015
Mech 2012 pattern"
A workshop on "Syllabus
Mr. G. G. Jagadale Implementation of Robotics of BE 21/12/2015
Mech 2012 pattern"
Two days workshop on Outcomes 02/08/2015
Mr. R.S. Patil
Based Education -03/08/2015
Syllabus Implementation Workshop
Mr. N. B. Dhamane 01/08/2015
on BE Mech Examiner Guidelines
Syllabus Implementation Workshop
Mr. G. G. Jagadale 06/05/2016
on Value Education
One day workshop on "Syllabus
Mr. G.L.
Formulation workshop of Reliability 08/04/2015
Allampallewar
Engg."
One day workshop on "Syllabus
Mr. N.B. Dhamane Revision of subject design of Pumps, 28/03/2015
Blowers and Compressors"
One day workshop on "Syllabus
Mr. G. G. Jagadale formulation and Implementation for 24/03/2015
the subject Industrial Engg. / OR"
One day workshop on "Syllabus
2014-15 Mrs. M.Y. Mokashi Revision of BE Mech for 2012 24/03/2015
pattern" at DYPIET, Pimpri
Syllabus formulation workshop of
Mr. M. P. Pandagale 20/03/2015
CAD/CAM & Automation
Workshop on " Syllabus
Mr. D. M. Bhoge Implementation of Theory of 17/07/2014
Machines II-2012 pattern"
Workshop on " Syllabus
07/07/2014 -
Mr. D.P. Yesane Implementation of Theory of
08/07/2014
Machines I-2012 pattern"
Workshop on "Implementation of
Mr. D. M. Bhoge Revised Syllabus of SE Mech-2012" 04/01/2014
at Cummins COEW
A Workshop on "Revised Syllabus
Mr. M.P.Pandagale Implementation of Computer Aided 25/06/2013
Machine Drawing”, S.E.Mech at MIT
A Workshop on "Revised Syllabus
Mr. G.L Allampallewar Implementation of Computer Aided 25/06/2013
2013-14 Machine Drawing”, S.E.Mech at MIT
Syllabus Revision of Design of
Mr. D.P. Yesane Machine Elements-I and Design of 19/03/2014
Machine Elements-II
Implementation of Revised Syllabus
Mr. D. M. Atar of Engineering Metallurgy 2012 pat 12/12/2013
Implementation of Revised Syllabus
Mr. D. M. Atar 03/07/2013
of material science 2012 pat
Syllabus Revision of Heat Transfer
Mr. E. D. Kurhe 2012 Patt. 04/04/2014

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5. List of Visiting Fellows/Teachers, Adjunct and Emeritus Professors, (for last 4 years).

Year Name Designation Qualification Industry/Research Nature of


Experience Appointment
Mr. Srirang Bendale Professor PhD 25 Guest Lecture
(Professor, MIT COE ,
Pune)
Dr. Avinash Desai Principal PhD 20 Guest Lecture
(Principal, Ramchandra
2015-16 COE Pune)
MR. Vijay Doiphode, Asst. M. Tech 15 Guest Lecture
M.Tech IIT BOMBAY) Professor
Mr. Vivek Shinde (Asso. Associate PhD 15 Guest Lecture
Mr. Trinity COE Pune) Professor
Mr. K H Munde ( AP Asst. M.E 18 Guest Lecture
2013-14
DYP SOE Pune) Professor
Mr. P V Deshmukh Asst. M. E 12 Guest Lecture
2012-13
(AISSMS COE PUNE) Professor

6. Percentage of classes taken by temporary/visiting faculty (programme-wise information): 10%

Academic Number of
Guest Lecture Expert Person Date
Year Participants
Basics of Strength of Mr. Srirang Bendale 18/03/2016
2015-16 Materials (Professor, MIT COE , Pune) 110

Refrigeration and Air Dr. Avinash Desai (Principal, 05/09/2015


2015-16 Conditioning Ramchandra COE Pune) 67

Opportunities Through Mr. Vijay Doiphode, M.Tech 17/03/2016


2015-16 Gate IIT BOMBAY) 31

Steam Nozzle and Steam Mr. Vivek Shinde (Asso. Mr. 09/02/2016
2015-16 Turbine Trinity COE Pune) 123

Theory of Machines Mr. K H Munde ( AP DYP 22/03/2014


2013-14 SOE Pune) 96

Open GL Programming Mr. P V Deshmukh 25/07/2012


2012-13 45
(AISSMS COE PUNE)

7. Information about research grants, projects completed and ongoing from National funding agencies
(like BCUD, UGC, DST) (Last 4 Years):

Academic Name of the Title of the Project Funding Amount Remarks if any
Year Principle Agency, (in
Investigator Duration & Lakh)
date of
sanction

2012-13 Mr. Vijay Air Conditioning BCUD 1.75 ------


Bhatkar Test Rig Lakhs

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8. Publications (Last 4 Years):

Sr. Academic Papers SCOPUS, Web Citations h-index Impact factor


No. Year published in of Science range/Average
peer reviewed Indexing Impact factor
journals Papers
1 2015-16 20 2 2.7
2 2014-15 23 9 2
6.3 1.3
3 2013-14 15 3 2.74
4 2012-13 7 1 4.28

9. Details of patents filed & granted and revenue income generated: Nil
10. Consultancy services provided, name of the teacher/s and income generated:

Sr. No. Year Name of the teacher Nature of consultancy Funds


generated

1 Repairing of College
2015-2016 Mr. E D Kurhe Rs. 8,200.00
Gym Equipments
2 2014-2015 Mr. E D Kurhe Chourang Manufacturing Rs. 15,550.00

11. Details of teachers invited as resource persons for Refresher courses, Orientation courses, Seminars,
Workshops, Conferences at national and international levels.

Academic
Courses Expert Person
Year
Basics of Strength of Materials Mr. Srirang Bendale (Professor, MIT COE ,
Pune)
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Dr. Avinash Desai (Principal, Ramchandra
COE Pune)
Opportunities Through Gate MR. Vijay Doiphode, M.Tech IIT BOMBAY)
2015-16
Steam Nozzle and Steam Turbine Mr. Vivek Shinde (Asso. Mr. Trinity COE
Pune)
One day Workshop on FEM and CFD Dr.Rajesh Kumar Shrivastava (Cummins
Research and Technology India Ltd. Pune)
One Day Workshop on Water Rocket Mr. D D Patil (MMIT Pune)

Two days State Level Workshop on Mr. Jitendra Jagtap (Optimizt Engineering
Product Design and Development Services, Pune)
2014-15
5 Days Workshop on Automobile and Mr. Khushal Singh and Mr. Rahul Ranjan
Vehicle Dynamics

2013-14 Theory of Machines Mr. K H Munde ( AP DYP SOE Pune)

2012-13 Open GL Programming Mr. P V Deshmukh (AISSMS COE PUNE)

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12. Details of teachers participated in Refresher courses, Orientation courses, Seminars, Workshops,
Conferences at national and international levels. (participant, presented paper, chaired the session)
(Last 4 Years):

Academic No. of Participant Paper Presented


Sr. No.
Year Attended Workshop National International

1 2015-16 21 5 4
2 2014-15 12 9 7
3 2013-14 23 7 1
4 2012-13 2 2 2

13. Participation of teachers in various academic activities as members of committees at University level,
State level, National level, International level bodies. (give details)

Date and
A. Y. Name of the teachers Workshop/Seminars Attended
Duration

One Day FDP on "Syllabus


Mr. D. M .Bhoge Implementation workshop for 29/12/2015
FEA" BE-2012 course
A workshop on "Syllabus
Mr. A. G. Whatte Implementation of Robotics of BE 21/12/2015
Mech 2012 pattern"
A workshop on "Syllabus
Mr. D.P. Yesane Implementation of Mechanical 21/12/2015
System Design
A workshop on "Syllabus
Mr. S.S More Implementation of Robotics of BE 21/12/2015
2015-16
Mech 2012 pattern"
A workshop on "Syllabus
Mr. G. G .Jagadale Implementation of Robotics of BE 21/12/2015
Mech 2012 pattern"
Two days workshop on Outcomes 02-
Mr. R.S. Patil
Based Education 03/08/2015
Syllabus Implementation
Mr. N. B .Dhamane Workshop on BE Mech Examiner 01/08/2015
Guidelines
Syllabus Implementation
Mr. G. G. Jagadale 06/05/2016
Workshop on Value Education
One day workshop on "Syllabus
Mr. G.L. Allampallewar Formulation workshop of 08/04/2015
Reliablity Engg"
One day workshop on "Syllabus
Mr. N.B. Dhamane Revision of subject design of 28/03/2015
Pumps, Blowers and Compressors"
2014-15
One day workshop on "Syllabus
formulation and Implementation
Mr.G.G.Jagadale 24/03/2015
for the subject Industrial Engg./
OR"
One day workshop on "Syllabus
Mrs. M.Y. Mokashi Revision of BE Mech for 2012 24/03/2015
pattern" at DYPIET, Pimpri

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Syllabus formulation workshop of
Mr. M.P.Pandagale 20/03/2015
CAD/CAM & Automation
Workshop on " Syllabus
Mr. D.M.Bhoge Implementation of Theory of 17/07/2014
Machines II-2012 pattern"
Workshop on " Syllabus
07-
Mr. D.P. Yesane Implementation of Theory of
08/07/2014
Machines I-2012 pattern"
Workshop on "Implementation of
Mr. D.M.Bhoge Revised Syllabus of SE Mech- 04/01/2014
2012" at Cummins COEW
A Workshop on "Revised Syllabus
Implementation of Computer
Mr. M.P.Pandagale 25/06/2013
Aided Machine Drawing,
S.E.Mech" at MIT
A Workshop on "Revised Syllabus
Implementation of Computer
Mr. G.L Allampallewar 25/06/2013
Aided Machine Drawing,
S.E.Mech" at MIT
2013-14
Syllabus Revision of Design of
Mr. D.P. Yesane Machine Elements-I and Design of 19/03/2014
Machine Elements-II
Implementation of Revised
Mr. D. M. Atar Syllabus of Engineering 12/12/2013
Metallurgy 2012 pat
Implementation of Revised
Mr. D. M. Atar Syllabus of material science 2012 03/07/2013
pat
Syllabus Revision of Heat Transfer
Mr. E. D. Kurhe 04/04/2014
2012 Pat.

Dr. P. J. Awasare Appointment as Local Inquiry


2012-13 Committee(LIC) Chairman 22/08/2012

Dr. P. J. Awasare Appointment for conducting


2012-13 Syllabus Review meeting for M. 11/10/2012
E.(Mechanical Engineering)

14. Details of teachers appointed/nominated on Editorial Boards/Reviewers at university, state, national


and international levels.

AY Name of Faculty Details

Worked as Reviewer for 7th International


2015-16 Mr. A. S. Bhanage Conference on Theoretical and Applied
Mechanics (TAM-2016)
9th International Conference on Engineering
2015-16 Mr. A. S. Bhanage
Mechanics, Structures, Engineering Geology
Worked as Reviewer for 12th International
2015-16 Mr. A. S. Bhanage Conference on Applied and Theoretical
Mechanics (MECHANICS-2016)
Selection on Editorial Board Member
2015-16 Mr. A. S. Bhanage International Journal of Analytical, Experimental
and Finite Element Analysis (IJAEFEA)
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Selection as a Reviewer International Journal of
2015-16 Mr. A. S. Bhanage Mechanical Engineering and Robotics Research
(IJMERR)
2015-16 Mr. A. S. Bhanage Selected as Reviewer for IJTEEE

Selection as in IJRMET Reviewer Board


2015-16 Mr. A. S. Bhanage
Selection as a Reviewer International Journal of
2015-16 Mr. A. S. Bhanage
Research in Engineering and Technology(IJRET)
Selection as a Reviewer International Journal of
2015-16 Mr. A. S. Bhanage
Engineering Research (IJER)
Worked as Reviewer for Ist MECHPGCON-2015
2015-16 Mr. A. S. Bhanage
Selection on Editorial Board Member
International Journal of Advances in Production
2015-16 Mr. A. S. Bhanage
and Mechanical Engineering and Technolgy
(IJAPME)
Selection on Editorial Board Member
2015-16 Mr. A. S. Bhanage International Journal of Innovative Research in
Advanced Engineering (IJIRAE)
Selection on Editorial Board / reviewer of
2014-15 Mr. A. S. Bhanage International Journal of Advanced Technology
and Engineering Exploration (IJATEE)
Member of Seventh Sense Research Group
2014-15 Mr. A. S. Bhanage
Selection on Editorial Board Member American
2014-15 Mr. A. S. Bhanage
Journal of Mechanical Engineering (AJME)
Selection as a Reviewer International Journal of
2014-15 Mr. A. S. Bhanage
Engineering and Technology Research

15. Awards / Prizes and recognitions received by teachers at university, state, national and international
level:

A.Y. Name of Staff Nature of Award Details of Event / Competition


Mr. G. L.
2015-16 Mentor GURU Nirman Gokart Championship 2016
Allampallewar
International Conference on Recent
2014-15 Mr. S. G. Gawde Ist Prize of Paper Presentation Advances in Mechanical
Engineering
National Conference on " Emerging
st Trends in Engineering, Technology
2012-13 Mr. D. P. yesane I Prize of Paper Presentation
& Architecture" organised by
D.Y.P.C.O.E.&T., Kolhapur

16. Awards and Prizes received by students at university, state, national and international level:

Name of
Year Name of Event (Co-curricular) Event Level Remark
student

2015-16 Shubham Fasale Samvitti16 (Cad-Holix) National Winner

Secured A
2015-16 Shubham Fasale Ansys Workbench Trainning National
Grade
Automotive IC Engine design & Awarded as
2014-15 Monika Sajgure National
Development 80 hrs Internship Best Trainee
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Optimist Technology Catia V5 Secured A
2014-15 Mahesh Hinge National
Certification Grade
Paper Published
2013-14 Unmesh Khare ICEAT2014 International
in IOSR
2012-13 Unmesh Khare MECHNOVA13 State 1st Rank

2012-13 Vineet Salunkhe at VIIT in PERCEPTION State 1st Prize

2012-13 Vineet Salunkhe at JSPM in ROBO-SOCCER State 1st Prize

2012-13 Vineet Salunkhe at COEP in MIND-SPARK National 2nd Prize

Year Name of student Name of Event (extra-curricular) Event Level Remark


Ajinkya
2015-16 Suyvanshi MM Karandak16(Table tennis) State 2nd position
2015-16 Yashswini Gosavi ALAGRHY16(Table Tennis) National 1st Position
2015-16 Kishore Thorat Insignia16 (Cultural Glam-Slam) Inter college Winner
Mahendra Singh
2015-16 Rathore M.M. Karandak16(Table Tennis) State 2nd position
2015-16 Vaibhav Lavhale Street Play NSS National 1st Position
2015-16 Vaibhav Lavhale Jishin16 (Street Play) National 1st Position
2015-16 Vaibhav Lavhale Melange16 (Path Natya) State 2nd position
2015-16 Vaibhav Lavhale INNOVISION16(Street Play) National Runner Up
National Service Scheme
2015-16 Siddharth Pawar ,BVPCOE,Pune (Street Play) National 1st Position
2015-16 Siddharth Pawar Jishin16 (Street Play) National 1st Position
2014-15 Kishore Thorat Panache15(Fashion Show) State 1st Position
2014-15 Kishore Thorat Insignia15 (Cultural Glam-Slam) Inter college Winner
2014-15 Vaibhav Lavhale Insignia 15 (Glam Slam) State Winner
2014-15 Nayan Kambale MM Sports Karandak (Badminton) State 3rd Position
organized by MFTA and recognized
2014-15 Koshor Lalge by SGFI (School Games Federation National 3rd Prize
of India)
2014-15 Chinmay Kulkarni Cummins College (Fashion Show) State Winner
2014-15 Nupur Marne Cummins College (Fashion Show) State Winner
2014-15 Manoj Pawar Cummins College (Fashion Show) State Winner
2014-15 Kishor Thorat Cummins College (Fashion Show) State Winner
2014-15 Chinmay Kulkarni ASM (Fashion Show) State Winner
2014-15 Nupur Marne ASM (Fashion Show) State Winner
2014-15 Manoj Pawar ASM (Fashion Show) State Winner
2014-15 Kishor Thorat ASM (Fashion Show) State Winner
2014-15 Nikita Jadhav Pune District Sports (Badminton) State Runner-up
2014-15 Ajinkya ASM (Fashion Show) State 1st Runner up
Mr. & Mrs. Live Soul Personality, Best Look
2014-15 Chinmay Kulkarni Pune National Male
Mr. & Mrs. Live Soul Personality, Best Smile
2014-15 Nupur Marne Pune National Female
2014-15 Siddharth Pawar ONYX 15 (Foot ball) State First Prize

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2013-14 Kishore Thorat Aarohan 14 (solo dance) Inter college Winner
2013-14 Rajesh Khandekar COEP ZEST - 2014 (Shot Put) National Bronze Medal
2013-14 Siddharth Pawar Spectrum 2014 (Computer Gaming) National 1st Position
in All India Aircraft Flying Best Cadet
2012-13 Suraj Jaybhaye National
Competition. Medal
2012-13 Chinmay Kulkarni ASM (Fashion Show) State Winner
Winner
2012-13 Nupur Marne State
ASM (Fashion Show)

17. Details of Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops/FDP organized at university, state, national and


international level and the source of funding with details:

Name of Conference/ Funding No. of University/State/National/ Dates


Seminars / Workshops agency Participants International

National Conference on CADD 9 & 10 Sept


205
Product Modeling, Simulation Center National 2016
and Manufacturing
5 Days National Level 5th to 9th
Workshop on Dynamics of 58
MMIT National June 2016
ATV Vehicle
Two days State Level 23 & 24
91
Workshop on Product Design MMIT State Dec 2014
and Development

18. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. / D.Lit.: Nil
19. Curricular Aspects:

a) Does the department offer program with sufficient no. of electives options?
Academic
Course Elective
Year
Energy Audit Management
Tribology
Elective-I
Reliability Engineering
Machine Tool Design
Gas Turbine Propulsion
Product Design and Development
Elective-II
Operation Research
Advanced Manufacturing Processes
2012 Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
2015-16
COURSE Equipment Design
Elective-III Robotics
Industrial Engineering
Open Elective **
Computational Fluid Dynamics
Finite Element Analysis
Elective-IV
Design of Pumps, Blowers and
Compressors
Energy Audit and Management
2014-15
Product Design and Development
2013-14 2008 Elective I
Design of Pumps, Blowers and Compressors
2012-13 COURSE
Tribology
Elective II Automobile Engineering
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Machine Tool Design
Quantitative and decision-making Techniques
Computational Fluid Dynamics
Finite Element Method
Elective III
Robotics
Advanced Air Conditioning and Refrigeration
Industrial Heat Transfer Equipments
Management Information System
Elective IV
Reliability Engineering
Open Elective

b) While framing curriculum is feed-back taken from stakeholder’s viz. Students, Alumni, Parents,
Employers considered? YES.

c) Number of teachers preparing & following Academic Teaching plan


Academic Year No. of Teacher

2015-16 27
2014-15 25
2013-14 28
2012-13 24

d) Do you offer Bridge/Remedial courses? If yes, Give details.


Remedial Courses

Number of
Academic
students Name of subject/topic Class Date
Year
enrolled
SOM, TOM, THERMO,
2015-16 182 SE, TE Mech 15/04/2016 TO 27/04/2016
DME
SOM, TOM, TMD, DME, SE, TE, BE
2014-15 209 02/04/2015 TO 17/04/2015
DOM Mech

2013-14 150 SOM, MATRX, FM SE, TE Mech 04/04/2014 TO 25/04/2014

Bridge Courses

Number Name of the agencies involved Name of subject/topic


Academic of with contact details
Date
Year students
enrolled
Mr. Akshay Shah, CADD Catia V5 - 40 HRS ADD ON 01/03/2016 to
2015-16 6 Centre, EDSIGN Pvt. Ltd., Pune Course 20/04/2016
Mr. Akshay Shah, CADD CREO - 40 HRS ADD ON 01/03/2016 to
2015-16 9 Centre, EDSIGN Pvt. Ltd., Pune Course 20/04/2016
Dr.Rajesh Kumar Shrivastava Basics of FEM and CFD
2015-16 50 (Cummins Research and 15/09/2015
Technology India Ltd. Pune)
Mr.Sankalp Giridhar, Master-Cam Turn Mill & 20/08/2015 to
2015-16 18 Multi Axis 21/08/2015
Miss Priya Mahanlankar, Master-Cam Turn Mill & 20/08/2015 to
2015-16 18
Onward Technology Multi Axis 21/08/2015

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Mr. D D Patil (MMIT Pune) One Day Workshop on Water
2015-16 50 26/09/2015
Rocket
Mr. Jay Gaikwad (Imminent Wireless Communication 19/12/2014 to
2014-15 40 Technology) & Mr. Amit Kenjale Pneumatic System for Robots 21/12/2014
Mr. Jitendra Jagtap (Optimizt Product Design and
23/12/2014 to
2014-15 81 Engineering Services, Pune) Development-Two Days State
24/12/2014
Level Workshop
Mr. Khushal Singh and Mr. Automobile & Vehicle
Rahul Ranjan, Elite Techno Dynamics- 5 Day Workshop 24/08/2014 to
2014-15 74
Groups 28/08/2014
Sachin Hawaldar, DASSAULT CATIA Certification by
2014-15 31 System DASSAULT System- 8 HRS 25/12/2014
ADD ON Course
Mr. Amit Kenjale Basic Concepts in Robotics
and Demonstration of Typical 06/09/2013 to
2013-14 50
Robotic System-3 Days 07/09/2013
Training Program
Mr. Rohit More, EDS CATIA V5- Primer &
Technology Intermediate-CATIA 06/09/2013 to
2013-14 23
Advanced certified course - 12/10/2013
48 HRS ADD ON Course
Mr. Umesh Raut Workshop on Aircraft
designing and Aeromodelling 16/09/2012 &
2012-13 41
show 17/09/2012

20. What is the method for conducting internal evaluation?

Internal Evaluation Sheet


Academic Year:- Class:- Subject: Date:-
Attendance Lab Test Total
Exam Name of Assignments
Sr. No (05) Journal Marks Marks
seat No. Student (10)
(Theory+Lab) (05) (05) (25)

21. Teacher Performance:

Whether the performance of the teacher assessed by the students? If yes, are the feedback reports
analysed and suggestions communicated to teachers? Yes. Feedback reports are analysed and
suggestions are communicated to teachers in every semester.

a) Whether suggestion boxes are kept in the department to get suggestions from students on
infrastructural facilities available in the department? Suggestion Box is kept at college level

b) Do teachers submit Self-Appraisal Reports? Are these reports appraised by HOD and forwarded
to the Principal with comments? Yes. Self-Appraisal reports submitted by the teachers and
appraisals of every teacher is carried out in presence with HOD and Principal in accordance with
analysis of results, students feedback and review of academic record files.

c) What is the Departmental Average Appraisal Score _____? How many teachers have Appraisal
Score or Grade A, B, C and D? Departmental average Appraisal Score 25 out of 30.

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22. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving
external experts.

Guest Lectures

Academic Number of
Guest Lecture Expert Person Date
Year Participants
Basics of Strength of Mr. Srirang Bendale (Professor,
2015-16 18/03/2016 110
Materials MIT COE , Pune)
Refrigeration and Dr. Avinash Desai (Principal,
2015-16 05/09/2015 67
Air Conditioning Ramchandra COE Pune)
Opportunities MR. Vijay Doiphode, M.Tech IIT
2015-16 17/03/2016 31
Through Gate BOMBAY)
Guest Lecture on Dr. M M Bhoomkar (Certifide
2015-16 03/08/2015 80
Operation Research Energy Auditor)
Steam Nozzle and Mr. Vivek Shinde (Asso. Mr.
2015-16 09/02/2016 123
Steam Turbine Trinity COE Pune)
Power Plant Mr. S B Bhandekar (Exec. Chief
2015-16 19/01/2016 88
Engineering Engineer MSEB)
Energy Audit and
2015-16 Mr. Kiran Purandare 22/08/2015 37
Management
Mr. K H Munde ( AP DYP SOE
2013-14 Theory of Machines 22/03/2014 96
Pune)
Guest Lecture on Mr. Yashwant Chapke 13/08/2013
2013-14 Milling And 80
Turning
Power Plant Mr. Arvind Paranjape (GM, Tata 04/03/2013
2012-13 51
Engineering Power Co.)
Open GL Mr. P V Deshmukh (AISSMS COE 25/07/2012
2012-13 45
Programming PUNE)
Energy Audit Case Mr. Vrajlal Kanitkar (Energy 04/10/2012
2012-13 95
Study Auditor)

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Workshops:

Academic Number of
Workshop Expert Person Date
Year Participants
One day Workshop Dr.Rajesh Kumar Shrivastava 15/09/2015
2015-16 on FEM and CFD (Cummins Research and 50
Technology India Ltd. Pune)
One Day Workshop Mr. D D Patil (MMIT Pune) 26/09/2015 50
2015-16 on Water Rocket
Two days State Mr. Jitendra Jagtap (Optimizt 23/12/2014
Level Workshop on Engineering Services, Pune) &
2014-15 81
Product Design and 24/12/2014
Development
5 Days Workshop Mr. Khushal Singh and Mr. Rahul 24/08/2014
2014-15 on Automobile and Ranjan to 74
Vehicle Dynamics 28/08/2014
Workshop on Mr. Umesh Raut 16/09/2012
Aircraft designing &
2012-13 41
and Aeromodeling 17/09/2012
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B. ADMINISTRATIVE AUDIT

23. Department-wise Student Teacher Ratio (Last 4 Years):

Student Teacher
Academic Year No. of Teacher No. of Students
Ratio

2015-16 27 476 14:1


2014-15 25 428 17:1
2013-14 28 437 15:1
2012-13 24 438 18:1

24. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and vacant (Last 4 Years):

Academic Designation Sanctioned Filled


Year
Professor 2 1

Associate Professor 5 0
2015-16
Assistant Professor 19 23

Total 26 24

Professor 2 1
2014-15 Associate Professor 5 0

Assistant Professor 19 23
Total 26 24
Professor 2 1

Associate Professor 5 0
2013-14
Assistant Professor 19 20

Total 26 21

Professor 2 2

Associate Professor 5 0
2012-13
Assistant Professor 19 20

Total 26 22

25. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, experience, nature of appointment (confirmed/
probation/temporary) (Last 4 Years):

Nature of
A.Y. Name Designation Qualifications Teaching/Research
Post
Experience
Mr. Patil Rajat Shatigouda Professor ME 28 confirmed
Mrs. Mokashi Mayura
2015-16 Lecturer ME 6 confirmed
Yogeshwar
Mr. Pandagale Martand
Asstt. Prof. M. Tech 4 temporary
Pandurang
14
Mr. Yesane Dayanand
Lecturer ME 6 confirmed
Pandurang
Mr. More Sudhir Sarjerao Asst. Prof. M. Tech 6 confirmed
Mr. Dhamane Naresh
Lecturer ME 4 temporary
Bharateshwar
Mr. Mahajan Ritesh
Lecturer M. Tech 3 temporary
Gangadhar
Mr. Atar Dadasaheb
Asst. Prof. M. Tech 2 temporary
Machindra
Mr. Bhanage Amol
Asst. Prof. M. Tech 3 temporary
Sadashiv
Mr. Jagdale Ganesh
Lecturer ME 6 temporary
Gulabrao
Mr. Whatte Abhinav G. Lecturer M. Tech 1 temporary
Mr. Bhoge Dhananjay
Lecturer ME 4 temporary
Manohar
Mr. Shrikant Gulab
Lecturer ME 2 temporary
Gawade
Mr. Dhiraj Deepakrao
Lecturer BE 3 temporary
Patil
Mr. Gaurao Ramesh
Lecturer ME 3 temporary
Chaudhari
Mr. Rahul Shankarrao
TPO MBA 3 temporary
Jagtap
Mr. Girish Allampallewar Asst.Prof. M. Tech 8 confirmed
Mr. Shivaji Yadav P. Lecturer ME 5 temporary
Mr. Gopal Bharat Patil Lecturer BE 1 temporary
Mr. Sateesha Neelkanthrao
Lecturer ME 3 temporary
Patil
Ms. Bhagyashrei
Lecturer BE 1 temporary
Chandankar
Mrs. Sharvari Patil Lecturer ME 1 temporary
Mr. Onkar Sunil
Lecturer ME 1 temporary
Madhekar
Mr. Patil Rajat Shatigouda Professor ME 27 confirmed
Ms Mamta Dolhare Lecturer BE 3 temporary
Mrs. Mokashi Mayura
Lecturer ME 5 confirmed
Yogeshwar
Mr Prafulla Meshram Asst. Prof. ME 4 confirmed
Mr. Pandagale Martand
Asst. Prof. M. Tech 3 temporary
2014-15 Pandurang
Mr. Yesane Dayanand
Lecturer ME 5 confirmed
Pandurang
Mr. More Sudhir Sarjerao Asst. Prof. M. Tech 5 confirmed
Mr Vinayak Walikar Lecturer BE 3 temporary
Mr Saurabh Joshi Lecturer BE 2 temporary
Mr Gaurav Chaudhari Lecturer BE 2 temporary

15
temporary
Mr Rahul Jagtap TPO MBA 2
Mr. Dhamane Naresh temporary
Lecturer ME 3
Bharateshwar
Mr. Mahajan Ritesh temporary
Lecturer M. Tech 2
Gangadhar
Mr. Atar Dadasaheb temporary
Asst. Prof. M. Tech 1
Machindra
Mr. Bhanage Amol temporary
Asst. Prof. M. Tech 2
Sadashiv
temporary
Mr. Yadav Shivaji P. Lecturer BE 4
temporary
Mr Abhijeet Kadam Lecturer ME 2

Mr Girish Allampallewar Asst. Prof. M. Tech 7 confirmed


Mr. Bhoge Dhananjay temporary
Lecturer BE 3
Manohar
temporary
Mr Mangesh Mane Lecturer ME 2
temporary
Mr Yogesh Maske Lecturer ME 1
temporary
Mr Rahul Kamble Lecturer BE 1
temporary
Mr. Gawade Shrikant Lecturer BE 1

Mr Vijay Patil Asst. Prof. ME 3 confirmed


temporary
Mr Vinayak Walikar Lecturer BE 2
temporary
Ms Mayura Mokashi Lecturer ME 4

Mr Prafulla Meshram Asst. Prof. ME 3 confirmed


Mr. Yesane Dayanand
Lecturer ME 4 temporary
Pandurang
temporary
Ms Mamta Dolhare Lecturer BE 2
temporary
Mr Dhananjay Bhoge Lecturer BE 2

Mr Vijay B Patil Asst. Prof. ME 2 confirmed


2013-14 Mr Girish Allampallewar Asst. Prof. M. Tech 6 confirmed

Mr Shivaji Yadav Lecturer BE 3 temporary

Mr Rajat S Patil Professor ME 26 confirmed

Mr Sudhir More Asst. Prof. M. Tech 4 confirmed


BE 2 temporary
Mr Naresh Dhamne Lecturer
BE 1 temporary
Mr Saurabh Joshi Lecturer
BE 1 temporary
Mr Gaurav Chaudhari Lecturer
BE 1 temporary
Mr Ritesh Mahajan Lecturer

16
M. Tech 2 temporary
Mr Martand Pandagale Asst. Prof.
MBA 1 temporary
Mr Rahul Jagtap TPO
BE 1 temporary
Mr Abhijeet Kadam Lecturer
BE 1 temporary
Mr Mangesh Mane Lecturer
BE 1 temporary
Mr Yogesh Maske Lecturer
BE 1 temporary
Mr Rahul Kamble Lecturer
BE 3 temporary
Mrs Mayura Mokashi Asst. Prof.

Mr Dayanand Yesane Asst. Prof. ME 3 confirmed


ME 1 temporary
Mr Vijay Patil Asstt Prof
BE 1 temporary
Mr Dhananjay Bhoge Asst. Prof.

Mr Girish Allampallewar Asst. Prof. M. Tech 5 confirmed

Mr Shivaji Yadav Asst. Prof. BE 2 temporary

Mr Rajat S Patil Professor ME 25 confirmed

Mr Sudhir More Asst. Prof. M. Tech 3 temporary

Mr Prafulla Meshram Asst. Prof. ME 2 confirmed


BE 1 temporary
Mr Vishwas Choure Lecturer
BE 2 temporary
2012-13 Mr. Vinayak Walikar Lecturer

Mr. Sanjay Nakate Professor ME 20 confirmed

Mr. Mamta Dolhare Lecturer BE 1 temporary


ME 3 temporary
Mr. Govind Waghmare Lecturer
BE 1 temporary
Ms. Shweta Deshmukh Lecturer

Mr. Vijay Bhatkar Asst. Prof. ME 5 confirmed

Mr. Vikram Sawant Asst. Prof. ME 2 confirmed


BE 2 temporary
Mr. Sandip Kale Lecturer
ME 2 temporary
Mr. Vishal Shitole Lecturer

Mr. Pramod Salunke Asso. Prof. ME 2 confirmed

Ms Nivedita Uzagare Lecturer BE 0 temporary

26. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff sanctioned, filled and vacant:

A.Y. Post Sanctioned Filled Actual

2015-16 Laboratory Assistant 03 03 03

17
Laboratory Attendant 00 00 00
Peon 02 02 02
Laboratory Assistant 03 03 03
2014-15 Laboratory Attendant 00 00 00
Peon 02 02 02
Laboratory Assistant 03 03 03
2013-14 Laboratory Attendant 00 00 00
Peon 02 02 02
Laboratory Assistant 03 03 03
2012-13 Laboratory Attendant 00 00 00
Peon 02 02 02

27. Student profile programme-wise at UG and PG (Last 4 Years):

UG/PG Applications No. of Seats Male Female Total Year


Received students Available
Admitted
UG NA 128 180 124 04 128 2015-16
UG NA 135 180 128 07 135 2014-15

UG NA 145 180 135 10 145 2013-14

UG NA 161 180 153 8 161 2012-13

28. Year-wise results of students at UG:

Academic
Class Appeared Passed Pass %
Year
SE 149 26 16.56
2015-16 TE 153 67 42.68
BE 168 139 82.74
SE 140 77 55.00
2014-15 TE 156 77 49.35
BE 121 119 98.34
SE 148 66 44.59
2013-14 TE 155 66 42.58
BE 126 112 88.88
SE 145 80 54.42
2012-13 TE 114 50 43.86
BE 74 74 100.00

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29. Student progression/ placement record: Number/ percentage of students proceeded for higher studies
Number/percentage of students placed:

Year % proceeded for higher studies % of students placed


M. Tech M.S.

2015-16 15.47 1.19 42.85

15.7 2.5 54.54


2014-15

2013-14 18.25 1.5 69.84

2012-13 27.02 2.25 71.62

30. Present details of departmental infrastructural & other facilities with regard to

a) Central Library Books and Journals, etc, relevant to Department : 50


b) Online (books, journals etc.) Subscribed : -
c) Computers and Internet facilities for staff : 23
d) Total number of class rooms : 05
e) Class rooms with ICT facility : 01
f) Students’ laboratory : 08
g) Research laboratories : 01
j) Any other facility LCDs, : 05

31. Diversity of Students: (Year-wise)

Academic Name of the % of students % of students % of students % of students


Year Programme from the from other from from other
same universities universities countries
university within the outside the
State State
2015-16 UG 3 8 1 0

2014-15 UG 7 2 4 0

2013-14 UG 8 4 2 0

2012-13 UG 7 5 3 0

32. Number of students cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations, NET, SET, GATE
and other competitive examinations? Give Category wise data.

NET/ Other
Year MPSC/UPSC GATE Total
SET Exams

2015-16 - - 0 2 2

2014-15 - - 3 2 5

2013-14 - - 10 2 12

2012-13 - - 1 1 2

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Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)
IQAC/ 2017-18 /36 Date: 22/05/2017

INFORMATION FOR ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE AUDIT OF THE


DEPARTMENT
A.Y. – 2017-2018
(Provide information for A. Y. 2016-17)

1. Name of the Department: Mechanical Engineering

2. Year of establishment: 2008

3. Courses conducted in collaboration with Industries and Institutions: No courses conducted


4. Examination System: Annual/ Semester/Choice Based Credit System/ Credit and Grading system/
any other system, specify:
Class Examination System
SE Semester Pattern with Online examination & Credit System
TE Semester Pattern with In-Sem Examination
BE Semester Pattern with In-Sem Examination

5. Participation of the department in the curriculum development for courses offered by the
University.

Date and
A. Y. Name of the teachers Workshop/Seminars Attended
Duration
Workshop on Syllabus Detailing of
Mr. Rohit Polas 08/11/16
Turbo Machines
Workshop on Syllabus Structuring
Mr. S.S. More 23/9/2016
2016- of TE Mech 2015 Course
17 Workshop on Syllabus Structuring
Mr. R.G. Mahajan 23/9/2016
of TE Mech 2015 Course
Workshop on Syllabus Structuring
Mr. R.S. Patil 23/9/2016
of TE Mech 2015 Course

6. Department-wise Student Teacher Ratio: 14:1

7. Department-wise Purchase Budget and expenditure details:

DSR Actual Consumable Actual Total Actual


Estimate Budget (Rs.)
Expenditure (Rs.) Expenditure (Rs.) Expenditure (Rs.)
2905500/- 1023095/- 1145500/- 2168595/-

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8. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and vacant:

Number of Teachers Sanctioned Filled

Professor 2 2
Associate Professor 5 0
Assistant Professor 19 23
Lecturer 00 04
Total 26 29

9. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, experience, nature of appointment


(confirmed/ probation/temporary):

Name Designation Qualifications Teaching/Research Nature of


Experience appointment
Mr. Satpute Somnath Nandu Professor M. Tech 35 yrs. probation
Mr. Patil Rajat Shatigouda Professor M. E 28.2 yrs. confirmed
Associate PhD 15 yrs. confirmed
Dr. Joshi Anjali Jitendra
Professor
Mrs. Mokashi Mayura Assistant M. E 7.2 yrs. confirmed
Yogeshwar Professor
Assistant M. E 4.5 yrs. confirmed
Ms. Nerkar Shital Ganeshrao
Professor
Mr. Allampallewar Girish Assistant M. Tech 7.2 yrs. confirmed
Laxmikant Professor
Mr. Pandagale Martand Assistant M. Tech 6 yrs. confirmed
Pandurang Professor
Mr. Yesane Dayanand Assistant M. E 9.2 yrs. confirmed
Pandurang Professor
Assistant M. E 9 yrs. confirmed
Mr. Kurhe Eknath Dnyandeo
Professor
Assistant M. Tech 5.2 yrs. confirmed
Mr. More Sudhir Sarjerao
Professor
Mr. Dhamane Naresh Assistant M. E 7 yrs. confirmed
Bharateshwar Professor
Mr. Mahajan Ritesh Assistant M. Tech 4 yrs. confirmed
Gangadhar Professor
Mr. Atar Dadasaheb Assistant M. Tech 7 yrs. confirmed
Machindra Professor
Assistant M. Tech 7.3 yrs. confirmed
Mr. Bhanage Amol Sadashiv
Professor
Assistant M. E 8.5 yrs probation
Mr. Shivaji Yadav P.
Professor
Assistant M. Tech 6.5 yrs. probation
Mr. Jagdale Ganesh Gulabrao
Professor
Assistant M. Tech 4 yrs. probation
Mr. Whatte Abhinav G.
Professor
Mr. Bhoge Dhananjay Assistant M. E 6.11 yrs. confirmed
Manohar Professor
Assistant M. E 2.1 yrs. confirmed
Mr. Polas Rohit Purushottam
Professor
Assistant M. Tech 2 yrs. confirmed
Mr. Mohite Neeraj Vijay
Professor
Assistant MBA 5 yrs. probation
Mr.Jagtap Rahul Shankarrao
Professor

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Assistant M.E 6 yrs. probation
Mrs.Nirale Manju Sudhir
Professor
Assistant M. E 7 yrs. probation
Ms. Monalisa Mitra
Professor
Assistant M. E 3 yrs. probation
Ms. Chandankar Bhagyashri G
Professor
Assistant M. E 1 yrs. probation
Ms. Patil Rupali R
Professor
Assistant M. Tech 1 yrs. probation
Mr. Bhatti Jasprit Singh
Professor
Assistant M. E 1 yrs. probation
Ms. Chaudhary Jagruti Kiran
Professor
Assistant M. E 1 yrs. probation
Ms. Avati Vijaya Narasu
Professor

10. List of Visiting Fellows/Teachers, Adjunct and Emeritus Professors:


Year Name Designation Qualification Industry/Res Nature of
earch Appointme
Experience nt
Annapa Chavan Adjunct Faculty DME 14 yrs. Adjunct
2016-17
Om Dhumal Adjunct Faculty DME 10 yrs. Adjunct

11. Percentage of classes taken by temporary/visiting faculty (programme-wise information): 10 %

12. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff sanctioned, filled and
vacant:

Sr. No. Posts Sanctioned posts Filled Actual


1 Laboratory Assistant 03 03 03

2 Laboratory Attendant 00 00 00
3 Peon 02 02 02

13. Thrust areas of research as identified by the department:

Sr. No. Name of Faculty Area of Research

1 D P Yesane Roll Forming


2 S S More Metal Forming

3 A S Bhanage Composite Materials & Fatigue

4 E D Kurhe Solar Energy


5 R S Patil Application based Material selection

6 V S Jagadale Nano-Composite

7 N V Mohite CFD

8 G L Allampallewar Solar Photo-voltage cells

14. Information about research grants, projects completed and ongoing from National funding
agencies (like BCUD, UGC, DST)

3
Sr. Name of the Title of the Project Funding Amount Remarks if any
No. Principle Agency, (in Lakh)
Investigator Duration &
date of
sanction

NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

15. Research facilities available in the department and recognition received, if any?
FFT Analyser, UTM & Torsion tester

16. Special laboratories available in the departments


1. Vibration & Noise Measurement 2. Material Testing Lab

17. Publications:
Sr. Academic Papers SCOPUS, Web Citations h-index Impact factor
No. Year published in of Science range/Average
peer reviewed Indexing Impact factor
journals Papers
1 2016-17 50 3 6.3 1.3 5.6

18. Details of patents filed & granted and revenue income generated. Nil

19. Does the department have Incubation Centre? Incubation center established at institute level and
students participated from the department.

20. Consultancy services provided, name of the teacher/s and income generated:

Sr. No. Name of the teacher Nature of consultancy Funds generated

1. Mr. E D Kurhe Repairing of Revolving Chair Rs. 7,500.00

21. Details of teachers invited as resource persons for Refresher courses, Orientation courses,
Seminars, Workshops, Conferences at national and international levels. Nil

22. Details of teachers participated in Refresher courses, Orientation courses, Seminars, Workshops,
Conferences at national and international levels.(participant, presented paper, chaired the session)

Sr. Name of the teachers


Workshop/Seminars Attended Date and Duration
No.
Mr. V. S. Jagdale One day workshop on Sturctural & Syllabus
1 25/02/2017
Setting
Mr. Vikas Panwar Two days National Level Workshop on Condition
2 07-08/02/2017
Monitoring of Rotating Machinery
3 Mr. Rohit Polas Participation in Elsevier Connect Seminar 29/11/2016
Mr. Rohit Polas Workshop on Syllabus Detailing of Turbo
4 08/11/16
Machines
Mr. S.S. More Workshop on Syllabus Structuring of TE Mech
5 23/09/2016
2015 Course
Mr. R.G. Mahajan Workshop on Syllabus Structuring of TE Mech
6 23/09/2016
2015 Course
Mr. R.S. Patil Workshop on Syllabus Structuring of TE Mech
7 23/09/2016
2015 Course

4
Mr. H. D. Kopurwar 2 Days National Level Workshop on "Convective
8 Heat Transfer- Theory, Experiments and 09-10/09/2016
Applications"
9 Mr. Rohit Polas Staff Development Program 08-09/07/2016
Mr. E.D. Kurhe 2 Day Faculty Training Workshop on Industrial
10 03-04/05/2017
Projects
Mr.S.S.More 2 Day Faculty Training Workshop on Industrial
11 03-04/05/2017
Projects
Mr. D.M.Bhoge 2 Day Faculty Training Workshop on Industrial
12 03-04/05/2017
Projects
Mr. D.P. Yesane Two days workshop on "Intellectual Property
13 25-26/08/2016
Rights" at MSME
Mr. Vishal Jagdale One day Training Programme on Fundamentals of
14 27/02/2016
Tool Engineering & CAD/CAM
15 Mr.A.G. Whatte Automation Studio User's Meet-2015 05/06/2015
Mr. S.S More Two weeks FDP on," Advances in Micro
16 01-12/06/2015
manufacturing"
Mr. G L Allampallewar 2 Day Faculty Training Workshop on Industrial
17 03-04/05/2017
Projects
Mr. M P Pandagale 2 Day Faculty Training Workshop on Industrial
18 03-04/05/2017
Projects
Mrs. A J Joshi 2 Day Faculty Training Workshop on Industrial
19 03-04/05/2017
Projects
Mr. D M Atar 2 Day Faculty Training Workshop on Industrial
20 03-04/05/2017
Projects

23. Participation of teachers in various academic activities as members of committees at University


level, State level, National level, International level bodies. (give details)

Sr. Name of the teachers


Workshop/Seminars Attended Date and Duration
No.
Mr. V. S. Jagdale One day workshop on Structural & Syllabus
1 25/02/2017
Setting
Mr. Rohit Polas Workshop on Syllabus Detailing of Turbo
2 08/11/2016
Machines
Mr. S.S. More Workshop on Syllabus Structuring of TE Mech
3 23/09/2016
2015 Course
Mr. R.G. Mahajan Workshop on Syllabus Structuring of TE Mech
4 23/09/2016
2015 Course
Mr. R.S. Patil Workshop on Syllabus Structuring of TE Mech
5 23/09/2016
2015 Course

24. Details of teachers appointed/nominated on Editorial Boards/Reviewers at university, state,


national and international levels.

A.Y. Name Details

Selection as a Reviewer International Journal of


Engineering and Techniques (IJET)
2016-17 Prof. A S Bhanage Selection on Editorial Board of International Organisation
of Scientific Research and Development (IOSRD)
Selection on Editorial Board of International Journal of
Innovative Science, Engineering and Technology

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Selection as a Reviewer International Journal of
Engineering and Techniques (IJET)

25. Awards / Prizes and recognitions received by teachers at university, state, national and
international level:
Name of Staff Nature of Award Details of Event / Competition
BHAU Institute if Innovation,
Ist Rank as Best Innovative
Mr. A. S. Bhanage Entrepreneurship & Leadership,
Project
College of engineering, Pune
Auto India Racing Championship-
Mr.. M. P. Pandagale Ist Dronacharya Award
2017, Pune

26. Awards and Prizes received by students at university, state, national and international level:

Year Name of student Name of Event ( Co-curricular) Event Level Remark

2016-17 Shubham Fasale Cad Holix (SAMVITTI17) National Winner


2016-17 Atul Vidhate Samvitti 17 (Lathe War) National Winner
2016-17 Abhijeet Jadhav Samvitti 17 (Lathe War) National Winner

Year Name of student Name of Event (extra-curricular) Event Level Remark


Mahendra Singh
2016-17 Rathore Table Tennis MM Karandak State 3rd Position
2016-17 Aditya Suyvanshi MM Karandak17(Table tennis) State 3rd Position
2016-17 Amol Patil MM Sports Karandak (Chess) State 3rd Position

27. Details of Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops/FDP organized at university, state, national and


international level and the source of funding with details:

Name of Conference/ Seminars / Funding No. of University/State/National/ Dates


Workshops/FDP agency Participants International
National Conference on Product
Modeling, Simulation and 09/09/2016
CADD
Manufacturing in collaboration with 205 National &
CENTER
CADD Center and Publication 10/09/2016
Partner INPRESSCO
05/06/2016
5 Days National Level Workshop on
MMIT 58 National &
Dynamics of ATV Vehicle
09/062016
Seminar on Application of CAD
MMIT 70 University 15/02/2017
CAM using Mechanical Software’s

28. Student profile programme-wise at UG and PG


UG/PG Applications No. of students Seats Male Female Total
Received Admitted Available
UG NA 143 180 141 02 143

29. Year-wise results of students at UG:


UG/PG Appeared Passed Pass %

UG 145 135 93.10

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30. Student progression/ placement record: Number/ percentage of students proceeded for higher
studies Number/percentage of students placed:

Year % proceeded for higher studies % of students placed


M. Tech M.S.
2016-17 27.58 0 22.75

31. Present details of departmental infrastructural & other facilities with regard to
a) Central Library Books and Journals, etc, relevant to Department : 50
b) Online (books, journals etc.) Subscribed : -
c) Computers and Internet facilities for staff : 23
d) Total number of class rooms : 05
e) Class rooms with ICT facility : 01
f) Students’ laboratory : 08
g) Research laboratories : 01
h) Any other facility LCDs, : 05
32. Diversity of Students:

Name of the % of students % of students % of students % of students


Programme from the same from other from universities from other
university universities outside the State countries
within the State
UG 22.5 75 2.5 00

33. Number of students cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations, NET, SET, GATE
and other competitive examinations? Give Category wise data.

Year MPSC/UPSC NET/ SET GATE Other Exams Total


2016-17 -- -- 0 0 0

34. Student progression/ placement record: Number/ percentage of students proceeded for higher
studies Number/percentage of students placed:

Year % proceeded for higher studies % of students placed


UG to PG
2016-17 27.6 22.75

35. Diversity of Faculty:

Teaching faculty %
from the same university 48.2
from other universities within the State 41.4
from other States 10.34
from outside the country 00

36. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. / D.Lit.: Nil

37. Curricular Aspects:


a) Does the faculty take initiative in curriculum development process? Yes, by participating in
following activities
Sr. no. Particulars Participants
1 Syllabus structure preparation HOD & Senior faculties

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2 Subject detailing Subject Teachers
3 Syllabus implementation Subject Teachers

b) Does the department offer program with sufficient no. of electives options?
Course Elective
Energy Audit Management
Tribology
Elective-I
Reliability Engineering
Machine Tool Design
Gas Turbine Propulsion
Product Design and Development
Elective-II
Operation Research
Advanced Manufacturing Processes
2012
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
COURSE
Equipment Design
Elective-III Robotics
Industrial Engineering
Open Elective **
Computational Fluid Dynamics
Finite Element Analysis
Elective-IV
Design of Pumps, Blowers and
Compressors

c) While framing curriculum is feed-back taken from stakeholder’s viz. Students, Alumni, Parents,
Employers considered? Yes.

38. Teaching-Learning, Evaluation:

1) Is the faculty imparting innovations in teaching methodology? (Group discussions / Problem


solving /models / demos / Home Assignments / Seminar / Debate / Quiz)
Yes. All the faculties are using different teaching methodology like Group discussions / Problem
solving /models / demos / Home Assignments / Seminar / Debate / Quiz during lecture and
practical session.
2) How many number of teachers preparing Course plan with details of number of lectures to be
delivered on each unit of the curriculum: All 29 Teachers

3) Use of ICT methods to support lectures: Google Apps, Email, NPTEL, PPT, 5 LCD Projectors, 1
Audio-video systems etc. are used by all faculties
4) Does the Department have Peer review processes? If yes, are the suggestions effectively used to
improve the teaching quality?
Departmental Academic co-ordinator reviews and monitors the teaching process is to improve the
quality of teaching as per the policy of Dean Academics.

5) Does the department have any mechanism to ensure that entire syllabus is completed?
As per the Policy of Dean Academic departmental academic co-ordinator takes syllabus
completion report every month in each semester from all faculties to ensure completion of entire
syllabus on time.

6) Do you offer Bridge/Remedial courses? If yes, Give details.

Remedial
8
Number of
Academic
students Name of subject/topic Class Date
Year
enrolled
SOM, EM, EE, FM, TD, 20/09/2016 TO 22/09/2016,
SE,TE, BE
2016-17 448 TM, TOM, NMO, RAC, 30/03/2017, 17/04/2017 to
Mech
MATRX, MSD 29/04/2017

Bridge Courses
Number Name of the agencies involved Name of subject/topic
Academic of with contact details
Date
Year students
enrolled
Mr. Mukul Khare (Asso. Vice National Conference on
President Thyssen Krupp) Product Modeling,
Mr. Stahyaprakash (Mahesh Simulation and
Softwares system pvt. Ltd) Manufacturing in
collaboration with
Mr. Vinod Dagmale (Entuple CADD Center and 09/09/2016 to
2016-17 136 Technologies) Publication Partner 10/09/2016
Dr. Ganesh Soni (MSC INPRESSCO
Software corporation pvt. Ltd.)
Dr. T P Singh (Symbiosis
Institute of Technology, Pune)
Mr. Aniket Mind, CEO, Nexus Dynamics of ATV 05/06/2016 &
2016-17 58
Training Institute Vehicle 09/06/2016

7) What is the method for conducting internal evaluation?


Internal Evaluation Sheet- Sample Format

Academic Year:- Class:- Subject: Date:-

Attendance Lab Test Total


Exam Name of (05) Assignments
Sr. No Journal Marks Marks
seat No. Student (10)
(Theory +Lab) (05) (05) (25)

39. Participatory Learning:


1) Involvements of students in role play, case studies, and puzzle solving
Department is conducting role play, case studies, and puzzle solving to create interest in difficult
subjects such Design of Machine Element-II, Mechanical System Design and Refrigeration & Air
Conditioning.
2) Sessions on Brainstorming and Panel discussion
Brainstorming and Panel Discussion sessions are conducted regularly for students to improve
their soft skills.

Sr. No Type Date Number of participants


1 Group Discussion 26/07/2016 40

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2 Brainstorming on higher education 26/08/2016 38
opportunities in abroad
3 Brainstorming on GD & PI 22/09/2016 69
4 Theatre based program 23/07/2016 135

3) Students Centric activities – Industrial visit, Onsite learning, Internships, MoU with Industries for
learning
MoUs: -

No. of
A.Y. Activity under MOU Resource Person Duration
participants
5 Days National Level 05/06/2016
Mr. Aniket Mind, CEO,
2016-17 Workshop on Dynamics & 58
Nexus Training Institute
of ATV Vehicle 09/062016
09/09/2016
Conference Paper Dr. D Mhatre Editor IJECT
2016-17 to 63
Publications In IJCET INPRESSCO
05/10/2016
Seminar on Application
of CAD CAM using Mr. Stav Pratik (Satav Cad
2016-17 15/02/2017 70
Mechanical Softwares Solution)
(2017)

Industrial Visits:
Academic No. of
Class Details of Industrial Visit / Tour Place Date of visit
Year Students

BE Pune 26/09/2016 120


Visit to bal Gandharva Rangmandir
TE Uran 15/03/2017 114
Gas Turbine Power Plant, Uran
TE Central Institute of Road Transport, Pune 07/10/2016 50
2016-17 Bhosari Pune
21/03/2017 &
SE Pune 140
Sai Service Pvt. Ltd, Pune 22/03/2017
SE Katraj Dairy, Katraj, Pune Pune 10/10/2016 150

SE Trial on Boiler at MMCOE, Pune 22/09/2016 150


Karvenar, Pune

4) Students Personality Development: Mock Interviews, Competitions etc.


Sr. no Type Date Number of participants

1 Aptitude & problem 18/06/2016 - 25/06/2016 82


solving training
2 English language training 25/05/2016 61

3 Art of living & global 13/07/2016 to 17/07/2016 130


employability (Barclays)
4 Personality development 01/07/2016 to 03/07/2016 135
workshop
5 Mock Personal interview 21/01/2017 60

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40. Quality of the Students:
1) Mechanism for Identification of Advanced Learners and slow learners:
Institution identifies slow learners and advanced learners on the basis of qualifying marks and
established procedure. Students learning levels are evaluated based on performance of the
students in internal evaluation like unit test, on-line practice test and external evaluation of
University like In-SEM, on-line and theory examinations. On the basis of results fetched,
institution recognizes the slow and advanced learners.
2) Year wise Performance in Unit Test I/Unit Test II/ Viva/Term Work

Unit Test
Sr. No. Class Appeared Pass Average Result
1 SE 147 140 95.23%
2 TE 134 123 91.79%
3 BE 138 126 91.3%

TERM WORK- Sample Sheet

Academic Year:-2016-17 Class:-SE Subject: EEE

Attendance Assign Lab Test Total


Sr. Exam seat Name of (05) ments Journal Marks Marks
No No. Student
(Theory +Lab) (10) (05) (05) (25)

1 S150490803 Aware Sujit 4 8 5 4 21

3) Year wise Performance in University END SEM Exams

No. of
No. of No. of
Academic Students
Semester Class Students Students Percentage Percentage
Year with
Appeared All Clear
ATKT
SE 150 19 12.67 NA NA
SEM-I TE 118 33 27.96 NA NA
BE 145 67 46.21 NA NA
2016-17
SE 147 49 33.33 88 59.86
SEM-II TE 114 60 52.63 99 86.84
BE 145 135 93.10 NA NA

4) Participation in Skill Development Courses


Number of Name of the agencies involved Name of subject/topic
Academic with contact details
students Date
Year
enrolled
Mr. Mukul Khare (Asso. Vice National Conference on
President Thyssen Krupp) Product Modeling, 09/09/2016 -
2016-17 136 Simulation and
Mr. Stahyaprakash (Mahesh 10/09/2016
Softwares system pvt. Ltd) Manufacturing in

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Mr. Vinod Dagmale (Entuple collaboration with CADD
Technologies) Center and Publication
DR. Ganesh Soni (MSC Partner INPRESSCO
Software corporation pvt. Ltd.)
DR. T P Singh (Symbiosis
Institute of Technology, Pune)
Mr. Aniket Mind, CEO, Nexus Dynamics of ATV Vehicle 05/06/2016 &
2016-17 58 Training Institute 09/06/2016
2016-17 60 CADD Center, Pune CATIA certification course 18/07/2016

5) Participation in Co-Curricular / Extra Curricular Activities

No. of Participation in co-curricular Activities


A.Y Total
College Level State Level National International
2016-17 0 0 105 2 107

No. of Participation Curricular Activities


A.Y Total
College Level State Level National International
2016-17 6 8 20 0 34

41. Teacher Performance:

a) Whether the performance of the teacher assessed by the students? If yes, are the feedback reports
analysed and suggestions communicated to teachers? Yes. Feedback reports are analysed and
suggestions are communicated to teachers in every semester.

b) Whether suggestion boxes are kept in the department to get suggestions from students on
infrastructural facilities available in the department? Suggestion Box is kept at college level

c) Do teachers submit Self-Appraisal Reports? Are these reports appraised by HOD and forwarded
to the Principal with comments?. YES.

d) What is the Departmental average Appraisal Score _____? How many teachers have Appraisal
Score or Grade A, B, C and D? For Academic Year 2016-17 Appraisal grades are in process.

e) What is the individual faculty wise h index?

Sr. No. Name of Faculty h index


1 Dr. Joshi Anjali Jitendra 1
2 Mr. Pandagale Martand Pandurang 1
3 Mr. More Sudhir Sarjerao 2
4 Mr. Dhamane Naresh Bharateshwar 1
5 Mr. Mahajan Ritesh Gangadhar 1
6 Mr. Bhanage Amol Sadashiv 3
7 Mr. Shivaji Yadav P. 1
8 Mr. Bhoge Dhananjay Manohar 1

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42. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving
external experts.

Guest Lectures
Number of
Guest Lecture Expert Person Date
Participants
Audit Course Road Safety Mr. Bhimrao Garje (PSI, RSP, Pune) 23/09/2016 48

Seminars:

Number of
Seminar Expert Person Date
Participants
Seminar on Application of CAD CAM 15/02/2017 70
Mr. Stav Pratik (Satav Cad Solution)
using Mechanical Softwares

Workshops:

Academic Number of
Workshop Expert Person Date
Year Participants
5 Days National Level Mr. Aniket Mind, CEO, Nexus 05/06/2016
2016-17 Workshop on Dynamics Training Institute & 9/06/2016 58
of ATV Vehicle

43. How does the department ensure that DEPARTMENT VISION and MISSION statements are
constantly met and learning outcomes are monitored?

VISION: - “MECHANISED DESIGN APPLICATIONS”

Subject Course Learning Outcomes


Theory of Machine- I SE Mechanism
Theory of Machine- II TE Mechanism
Design of Machine Element-I TE Design
Design of Machine Element-II TE Design
Power Plant Engineering BE Application
Mechanical System Design BE Application
Mission:
 Bringing out innovative and creative ideas
 Optimization of Materials
 Design and Fabrication of Machines
 Competing with best minds
Student Participation in National Level Completions
Particular Monitoring
Bringing out innovative and creative idea’s Participation in ROBOCON
Optimization of Materials Participation in GOKART
Design and Fabrication of Machines Participation in BAJA
Competing with best minds BHAU COEP
Final Year Sponsored Project

44. Highlight the Special facilities (if, any) of the Department.


FFT Analyser, UTM & Torsion tester, CNC Jobber Lathe
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45. Highlight the unique features of the department.
 Student Prepares and Delivers Seminar using recent published National and International
Research Paper.
 More wattage on Industrial Sponsored Project
 Participation in National Competition like GOKART, BAJA, ROBOCON

46. State the Innovative practices adopted in the department.


 Model Making Practice is implemented for SE student under Theory of Machine-I Subject
 Conducted National Conference in Department (NCPSM-2016)

47. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities. : Nil

48. Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the
department.
A. Strengths

1) Well-equipped classrooms, laboratories and workshop facility


2) Membership of CII, MCCIA, SAE
3) MOU with Cad Center for technical training to students on design softwares
4) 8 faculties pursuing PhD
5) Qualified, Experienced and dynamic young faculty and staff members
6) A well implemented Google app scheme for students and staff
7) Involvement of students in NSS, Robocon, Go-kart, ATV championship
8) Active student body ‘MESA’
9) SAE collegiate club and Roboclub for students

B. Weaknesses
1) Research and consultancy
2) Less Students internship
3) Poor soft skills and communication skills of students

C. Opportunities
1) To explore the presence of industrial areas in the vicinity for collaboration in research and
placements
2) To increase number of MOU’s to impart soft skill development training to students
D. Challenges
1) Enhancing students employability to cater current industry requirements
2) To increase the student placements in the scenario of decreasing job opportunities and increase
in number of engineering graduates

49. Future plans of the department:


a. Long term plans-
Long term Plans to organized internship courses with Industries on following topics.

Sr. No. Internship Course Name of Industry


1 CNC Programming and Manufacturing Samarth Precision, Pune
Prolific System and
2 Advanced Mechatronics
Technologies Pvt Ltd, Pune
Advanced Mechanical Design and Industrial
3 Design Links, Pune
Engineering
4 Communication Skill FACE, Pune

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MMIT/DEPT/2016-17 /31 Date: 16/06/2016

ACADEMIC AUDIT & ADMINISTRATIVE AUDIT REPORT


ACADEMIC YEAR: 2016-2017
(Provide information for last four years from 2012-13 to 2015-16)

A. ACADEMIC AUDIT

1. Name of the Department: Computer Engineering


2. Year of establishment: 2008

3. Examination System: Annual/ Semester/Choice Based Credit System/ Credit and Grading system/
any other system, specify:

Academic
Class Examination System
Year
SE Semester Pattern with Online examination & Credit System
2015-16 TE Semester Pattern with In-Sem Examination
BE Semester Pattern with In-Sem Examination
SE Semester Pattern with Online examination
2014-15 TE Semester Pattern with In-Sem Examination
BE Semester Pattern
SE Semester Pattern with Online examination
2013-14 TE Semester Pattern
BE Semester Pattern
SE Semester Pattern
2012-13 TE Semester Pattern
BE Semester Pattern

4. Participation of the department in the curriculum development for courses offered by the
University:

Sr. Participation in Curriculum


Academic Year Name of Faculty
No. Development

1 2013-14 Mrs. P. M. Syllabus Design TE (2012 Course)


Daflapurkar Database Management System
Ms. S. S. Muley Application

5. List of Visiting Fellows/Teachers, Adjunct and Emeritus Professors, (for last 4 years):

1
Academic Name Designation Qualifications Industry Nature of
Year /Research appointment
Experience
2015-16 Dr. Shridhar S. Deo Assistant PHD 15 Years Visiting
Professor
Ms. Uma Karanje Assistant ME 3 Years Visiting
Professor
2014-15 Mrs. Vidya Nadkarni Assistant Msc 12 Years Visiting
Professor Mathematics

6. Percentage of classes taken by temporary/visiting faculty (programme-wise information): 5%


7. Information about research grants, projects completed and ongoing from National funding
agencies (like BCUD, UGC, DST) (Last 4 Years):

Sr. Name of the Title of the Project Funding Amount Remarks if any
No. Principle Agency, (in Lakh)
Investigator Duration &
date of
sanction

NIL

8. Publications (Last 4 Years):

Sr. Academic Papers SCOPUS, Web Citations h- Impact factor


No. Year published in of Science index range/Average
peer reviewed Indexing Impact factor
journals Papers
1 2015-16 45 0 10 1 3.57
2 2014-15 31 0 26 3 1.90
3 2013-14 41 4 41 4 3.47
4 2012-13 24 0 137 5 1.29

9. Details of patents filed & granted and revenue income generated: Nil
10. Consultancy services provided, name of the teacher/s and income generated:

Sr. No. Year Name of the teacher Nature of consultancy Funds generated

TCS iON
1 2015-16 Prof. S. S. Chaudhari 4,14,360/-
www.tcsion.com
TCS iON
2 2014-15 Prof. S. S. Chaudhari 5,42,354/-
www.tcsion.com
TCS iON
3 2013-14 Prof. S. S. Chaudhari 3,68.299/-
www.tcsion.com
4 2012-13 Nil Nil Nil

11. Details of teachers invited as resource persons for Refresher courses, Orientation courses,
Seminars, Workshops, Conferences at national and international levels.

2
Academic
Courses Expert Person
Year
Computer Graphics Mr. Suhas Patil(Assistant Professor
2015-16
Trinity COE, Pune)
2014-15 Computer Graphics Prof. Praveen Hore (AIT Pune)
Operating System Partition Prof. Tushar Patil , Sinhgad College of
2014-15 & Space Requirement Engineering, Pune
Computer Graphics and Prof. R. B. Rathod, PDAE , Manjari,
2013-14 Gaming Pune
Operating System & Its Prof. Anant Kaulage, Keystone College
2013-14 Installation of Engineering, Pune

2013-14 VHDL and Its Practical's Mr. Amit Govingwani, AIT, Pune

Open Souce and Linux Prof. Swamiraj Jadhao,DYP COE,


2013-14
Akurdi, Pune

12. Details of teachers participated in Refresher courses, Orientation courses, Seminars, Workshops,
Conferences at national and international levels. (participant, presented paper, chaired the
session) (Last 4 Years):

Sr. No. Academic Year No. of Workshop Attended No. of Paper Presentation

International National

1 2015-16 18 01 ---
2 2014-15 20 01 04
3 2013-14 21 05 05
4 2012-13 07 02 03

13. Participation of teachers in various academic activities as members of committees at University


level, State level, National level, International level bodies. (give details)

Sr. No. Year Name of Faculty Activity

Paper Setter & Examiner


P. M. Daflapurkar Subject- Principles of Programming
Languages SE Computer
2015-16 Paper Setter & Examiner
1 P. M. Daflapurkar Subject- Theory of Computation TE
Computer
Paper Setter & Examiner
S. G. Rathod
Database Management Systems Applications
Paper Setter & Examiner BE 2012 (Insem)
S. G. Rathod
Sem IISubject- Cloud Computing
Paper Setter & Examiner
2 2014-15 P. M. Daflapurkar Subject- Principles of Programming
Languages SE Computer

14. Details of teachers appointed/nominated on Editorial Boards/Reviewers at university, state,


national and international levels.
Recognition received from reputed
Sr. Awards/Recognition
Name of Faculty professional bodies and agencies
No. received
National and International
1 Mr. S. G. Rathod Member of Editorial Board International Journal of Scientific Review
3
& Research in Engg. & Technology
2 Mr. S. A. Agrawal Reviewer for ICRTRES-15 V.B.Kolte COE,Malkapur (Buldhana)

15. Awards / Prizes and recognitions received by teachers at university, state, national and
international level:

Awards/Recognitio
Sr. No. Year Name of Faculty Recognition Bodies
n received
Reviewer for V. B. Kolte COE,Malkapur
1. 2015-16 Mr. S. A. Agrawal
ICRTRES-15 (Buldhana)
Excellence in work as
Organizing Committee member
for National Level workshop on
2. 2015-16 Mr. U. L. Tupe Appreciation
"Bigdata & Hadoop
Administration" sponsored by
SPPU Under QIP
3. 2015-16 Mrs.M.V. Khadase Appreciation IEEE Best Paper Award
4. 2015-16 Mr.S.S.Chaudhari Appreciation Institute of USA
5. 2015-16 Mr.S.A.Agrawal Appreciation Institute of USA
6. 2014-15 Ms.K.V.Deshmukh Outstanding
MMIT, Magzine Committee
7. 2014-15 Mr.S.S.Chaudhari Performance
MIT COE in Association with
8. 2014-15 Mrs. T.S. Bhoye Appreciation
BOS SPPU
MIT COE in Association with
9. 2014-15 Mrs. T.S. Bhoye Appreciation
Redhat
10. 2013-14 Mrs.Manisha Bhise Appreciation Institute of USA

16. Awards and Prizes received by students at university, state, national and international level:

Sr. No. Academic Year Name of Student Awards/Recognition Recognition Bodies


received
1. Swapnil Patil Race-2016 Modern COE,Pune
2. Swapnil Patil Race-2016 Modern COE,Pune
3. Vaishali Tupkar Race-2016 Modern COE,Pune
4. Kolte Shweta Race-2016 Modern COE,Pune
5. Kolte Shweta Insigniya 2016 Inter College Cultural
6. Akshay Dalvi Insigniya 2016 Fest held by ASM
7. Prajacta Donde Insigniya 2016 Group of Institutes
8. Komal Patil Insigniya 2016
9. Akshykumar
Nimbalkar
10. Avinash Adhav
Robominton 2015 MIT AOE
11. 2015-16 Suraj Ghodake
12. Abhilash
Lokhande
13. Kolte Shweta Inter College Cultural
14. Akshay Dalvi Fest held by ASM
Insigniya 2016 Group of Institutes
15. Prajakta Donde
16. Komal Patil
17. Akshykumar Robominton 2015 MIT AOE
Nimbalkar
18. Avinash Adhav
19. Suraj Ghodake Publication of
IRJET
20. Abhilash Manuscript
Lokhande

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21. Pravin Masal
22. Tushar Lande
23. Sagar Mahajan
24. Sarang Kamble
25. Manish Giri
26. Mukesh Borana
27. Ehsan Nirwan
28. Heena Shaikh
29. Shrutika Hule
30. Anurag Rao
31 SKN Medical College
Sameer Pable SYNCYTIUM 2016
& Genral Hospital
32 Vikram Nath 3rd in Badminton M.M Karandak 2016
33 Inter College Cultural
Winner in Glam-
Vikram Nath Fest held by ASM
Slam Event
Group of Isntitutes
34 ECA MMCOE in
Mrunal Survey Dace Association with
KALA KATTA
35 Mewar Malika
TOEFL IBT International level
Suhas
36 Kedari Akshay TOEFL IBT International level
37 2015-16 Mandar Gade TOEFL IBT International level
38 Tatar Rohit TOEFL IBT International level
39 SKN Medical College
Mahesh Aher SYNCYTIUM 2016
& Genral Hospital
40 All India Shooting
Ajay Tambe National Cadet Corps
Championship
41 Participated & Sinhgad
Shivanii Beri Awarded in Inter Institutes(Sinhgad
College Event Karandak)
42 Inter Collge
Priya Kashe Runner Up Compitition(Insignia
2015)
43 Smt.Hiraben Nanavati
Institute of
1st Prize in Fashion
Pooja Kasbe Management &
Show(Girls)
2014-15 Research for
Women(Cummins)
44 Inter College Cultural
Winner in Glam-
Mrunal Surve Fest held by ASM
Slam Event
Group of Isntitutes
45 Participated in
Atish Kaware ALACRITY 2015
National Event
46 Smt.Hiraben Nanavati
Institute of
1st Prize in Fashion
Kishor Thorat Management &
Show(Boys)
Research for
Women(Cummins)
47 Chaparwal
TOEFL International Level
Prashant Govind
48 3rd Position in Shot
Komal Dhobale
put
MMIT Pune, Annual
49 2013-14 Rani Nadia
3rd Position in Social Gathering
50 Priyanka Gaikwad
Throw Ball
51 Pooja Nikan

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17. Details of Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops/FDP organized at university, state, national and
international level and the source of funding with details:

Sr. Academic Name of Conference/ Funding No. of University/State/National/ Dates


No. Year Seminars / agency Participants International
Workshops/FDP
1 2015-16 One day Faculty Self Faculties 30
Development Program on
University 7/10/2016
How to write technical
Research Paper
2 2014-15 One day Faculty Self
Development Program on Faculties 17 University 9/9/2014
Mathematical Modelling
3 2013-14 One day Faculty Self
Development Program on Faculties 30 University 9/7/2013
Latex
4 2012-13 One day Faculty Self
Development Program on Faculties 20 University 5/4/2012
Google Apps

18. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. / D.Lit.: Nil
19. Curricular Aspects:

a) Does the department offer program with sufficient no. of electives options: YES
Sr. No Academic Year Semester Name of Elective No of Students
Elective-IV-MA/BAI 39/56
Sem-II
Elective-III-MC/CC 67/28
1 2015-16
Elective-IIP/DMTA 13/82
Sem-I
Elective-II-PC 95
Elective-IV-IS/CC 45/7
Sem-II
Elective-III-AD 52
2 2014-15
Elective-I-SA 52
Sem-I
Elective-II-STQA 52
Elective-IV-IS 69
Sem-II
Elective-III-AD 69
3 2013-14
Elective-I-AI/SA 18/51
Sem-I
Elective-II-STQA 69
Elective-IV-IS/CC 51/18
Sem-II
Elective-III-AD 69
4 2012-13
Elective-I-AI/SA 32/37
Sem-I
Elective-II-MS 69

b) While framing curriculum, is feed-back taken from stakeholder’s viz. Students, Alumni, Parents,
Employers considered: Yes
c) Number of teachers preparing & following Academic Teaching plan: All
d) Do you offer Bridge/Remedial courses? If yes, Give details.

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No. of
Sr.
A.Y. SEM Class Subject Faculty Name Result student
No.
Fail

1 2015-16 II TECOMP TOC P. M. Daflapurkar 44.71 55/123


S. K. Patil
2 2015-16 I SE COMP M-III M.A. Alloli 51.92 43/105

3 2014-15 II TE COMP DCWSN S.S. Muley , V.R. 51.16 34/92


Waghmare
4 2014-15 II TE COMP TOC P.M. Daflapurkar N.V. 37.78 51/95
Wankhede
5 2014-15 II SE COMP DS G.B. Aochar 53.75 43/117

6 2014-15 I TE COMP TOC N.V. Wankhede 43.08 37/66

7 2014-15 I TE COMP SPOS D. B. Satre 59.09 27/66

8 2014-15 I TE COMP PPL P.M. Daflapurkar 57.58 28/66

9 2014-15 I SE COMP MIT S.K. Patil 55 48/110

10 2014-15 I SE COMP EM-III M.A. Alloli 45 53/110

11 2013-14 II TE COMP TOC N.V. Wankhede 28.13 44/64

12 2013-14 II TE COMP DSP D.B. Satre 43.64 31/64

13 2013-14 II TE COMP MMC V. R. Waghmare 42.19 37/64

14 2013-14 II TE COMP DC A.M. Kapre 50 32/64

15 2013-14 I SE COMP M-III S. Shaikh 38.71 45/62

16 2012-13 II TE COMP TOC P.M. Daflapurkar 44.29 41/71

17 2012-13 II SE COMP DELD S.A. Agrawal 52.17 35/67

18 2012-13 II SE COMP DS S. V. Thakare 52.24 36/67

19 2012-13 I SE COMP MIT A A Malode 50.11 41

20 2012-13 I SE COMP EM III S. Shaikh 48.11 32

Bridge Courses

Academic Year Number of Name of Agencies Name of Date


Students involved with Subject/Topic
Enrolled contact details

2015-16 57 GeeksLab Workshop on Big 3/7/2015-


Technologies Data Analytics & 4/7/2015
Hadoop

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2015-16 41 Fizzible Tech Pvt. One Day 1/8/2015
Ltd. Workshop on
Arduino

2015-16 30 Wipro Technologies Expert Evaluation 19/09/2015-


for Personal 21/09/2015
Interview

2014-15 18 Focus Academy for Communication & 27/1/2014-


Career Soft Skill 03/02/2014
Enhancement(FACE)

2013-14 25 Seed Infotech Ltd. Training on 6/8/2013-


SQL,Core Java & 15/9/2013
Adv. Java

2013-14 20 Seed Infotech Ltd. Training on 25/2/2013-


Brush-up 25/4/2013
SQL,Core Java &
Adv. Java

2012-13 30 Apart Aptitude & 2/7/2012


Business English
Communication
Training

20. What is the method for conducting internal evaluation?

 Individual faculty members have primary authority and responsibility in all these areas and
are charged with carrying out those responsibilities in a professional manner.
 Students are made aware of the assessment methods at the beginning of the semester and
whenever necessary. The assessed answer sheets as well as Model answer sheet of internal
tests (Unit Test) are given to the students and performance is discussed by the course teacher.
 Students having grievances with the internal evaluation process can directly discuss their
doubts individually with respective faculty members.
 Students can approach the Head of the Department & Dean Academic, in case of any
grievances.

Academic Year:- Class:- Subject: Date:-


Attendance Lab Test Total
Exam Name of Assignments
Sr. No (05) Journal Marks Marks
seat No. Student (10)
(Theory+Lab) (05) (05) (25)

21. Teacher Performance:

a) Whether the performance of the teacher assessed by the students? If yes, are the feedback reports
analysed and suggestions communicated to teachers? Yes

b) Whether suggestion boxes are kept in the department to get suggestions from students on
infrastructural facilities available in the department? Yes

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c) Do teachers submit Self-Appraisal Reports? Are these reports appraised by HOD and forwarded
to the Principal with comments? Yes

d) What is the Departmental Average Appraisal Score _____? How many teachers have Appraisal
Score or Grade A, B, C and D?

Sr. No. Academic Year Grades No. of Faculties


A 11
B 6
2015-16
1. C --
D --
A 5
B 9
2014-15
2. C 1
D --
3 A 1
B 13
2013-14
C 2
D --
A 2
B 4
2012-13
4 C 4
D 2

22. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving
external experts.: Special Lectures

Sr. Academic
Title of Programme Date Venue Speaker
No. Year
Mr. Suhas Patil,
Guest Lecture on Computer Computer
1 20-02-2016 Trinity College of
Graphics Network Lab
engineering, Pune
Object
Mr. Swapnil Udar,
Guest Lecture on C++ Oriented
2 06-02-2016 cognizant pvt ltd,
Programming Programming
Pune
2015-2016 Lab
Class Room &
Mr. Prasad
Visual
3 The Java Orientation Program 23-09-2015 Tasgaonkar, MBTB,
Programming
Pune
Lab
Guest Lecture on Networking Computer
4 07-09-2015 Dr. Kailas R. Patil
and Cyber Security Network Lab
Guest Lecture on Computer Departmental Prof. Praveen Hore ,
5 28-03-2015
Graphics Computer Lab AIT, Pune
Satish Madanwad,
Guest Lecture on Python
6 07-02-2015 Computer Lab persistent pvt ltd
2014-2015 Programming pune
Object
Mr. Vaibhav
Guest Lecture on Applet in Oriented
7 23-08-2014 Kotalwar, synechron
Java Programming Programming
pvt ltd, Pune
Lab

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Guest Lecture on Operating Prof. Tushar Patil ,
Operating
8 System Partition & Space 09-08-2014 Sinhgad College of
System Lab
Requirement Engineering, Pune
Guest Lecture on Computer Class Room & Prof. R. B. Rathod,
9 Graphics and 14-03-2014 Computer PDAE , Manjari,
Gaming Centre Pune

Prof. Anant Kaulage,


Guest Lecture on Operating Class Room &
10 15-02-2014 Keystone College of
System & Its Installation Computer Lab
Engineering, Pune
2013-2014
Class Room & Mr. Amit
Guest Lecture on VHDL and
11 03-10-2013 Computer Govingwani, AIT,
Its Practical's
Centre Pune

Class Room & Prof. Swamiraj


Guest Lecture on " Open
12 07-09-2013 Computer Jadhao,DYP COE,
Souce and Linux"
Centre Akurdi, Pune

Workshops

Academic Year Workshop Expert Person Date


Two days Workshop on big Mr.Jitender 3/07/2015 &
data analysis & Hadoop Singh,Technical Manager 4/07/2015
GeeksLab Technologies
2015-16
One day workshop on Anupran Trivedi 1/8/2015
Arduino Embedded Developer
Fizzible Tech Pvt. Ltd.
One day workshop on Mr.Mahesh A. 28/02/2015
Prospects of Computer Pavaskar,Software
2014-15
Networks in Industry Engineer,GSLab PVT.Ltd.
Two days workshop on Mr.Mithilesh kumar 21/02/2015 &
Android Application Pandey, GeeksLab 22/02/2015
Development Technologies,New Delhi
Three Days Workshop on Mr.Sandeep singh 16/01/2014 to
Cloud Computing 18/01/2014
Two days workshop on Mr.Sunny Jagtap, 22/03/2014
2013-14 .NET & C# Xpanxion International &23/03/2014
Pvt.Ltd,Mrs.Leena Sunny
Jagtap,Reed Infotech
solutions.Pune.

Seminars

Academic Year Workshop Expert Person Date


Seminar on Prof. Mrs. P.M.Daflapurkar, HoD,
Digital India Computer Engineering, MMIT, 6/7/2015
pune
2015-16
Seminar on
Project Dr.W.Z.Gandhare 4/4/2016
Report Writing
Seminar on Mr.Sunil Ramdaspant Dhore
2012-13 11/3/2013
Project Guidelines Asst.Professor,AIT,Dighi,Pune.

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B. ADMINISTRATIVE AUDIT

23. Department-wise Student Teacher Ratio (Last 4 Years):

Sr. No. Academic Year Number of Teachers Number of Students Ratio

1 2015-16 27 284 1:11

2 2014-15 21 270 1:13

3 2013-14 20 246 1:13

4 2012-13 15 212 1:15

24. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and vacant (Last 4 Years):

Academic Year Number of Teachers Sanctioned Filled


2015-16 27 26 27
2014-15 21 22 21
2013-14 20 20 20
2012-13 15 14 15

25. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, experience, nature of appointment
(confirmed/ probation/temporary) (Last 4 Years):
Academic Year 2015-16

Teaching/
Research Nature of
Name Designation Qualifications Experience appointment
HOD, Assistant ME(CE) 21 Years Confirmed
Mrs. P. M. Daflapurkar
Professor

Mr. K. S. Wagh Assistant Professor ME(CSE) 14 Years Confirmed

6 Years 5
Mr. D. B. Satre Assistant Professor ME(CSE-IT) Confirmed
Months

Mr. S. A. Agrawal Assistant Professor ME(CSE) 5 Years Confirmed

8 Years 5
Mr. S. G. Rathod Lecturer BE(CE) Confirmed
Months

Ms. M. Khadse Lecturer BE(CSE) 6 Years Confirmed

Mrs. S. K. Patil Lecturer ME(CS) 9 Years Confirmed

Mrs. V. R. Waghmare Lecturer ME(ENTC) 7 Years Temporary

Mrs. D. J. Bonde Lecturer ME(CE) 15 Years Temporary

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Mr. S. S. Shinde Lecturer ME(CS) 6 Years Confirmed

Ms. S. S. Muley Lecturer ME (CN) 8 Years Temporary

Ms N. V. Wankhade Lecturer ME(CE) 4 Years Temporary

Ms. K. V. Deshmukh Lecturer ME (CE) 3 Years Temporary

2 Years 6
Ms. S. V. Thakare Lecturer ME (CE) Temporary
Months

Ms S. P. Edake Lecturer ME (CE) 2 Years Temporary

ME (CE) 1 Years 6
Ms. N. S. Jadhao Lecturer Temporary
Months

Mr. S. S. Chaudhari Lecturer ME (CE) 1 Year Temporary

Mr. C. R. Mankar Lecturer ME (CE) 1 Year Temporary

Mr. C. S. Bhosale Lecturer ME (CE) 1 Year Temporary

Ms. N. P. Patil Lecturer ME (CE) 1 Year Temporary

Mr. G. B. Aochar Lecturer ME (CE) 4 Year Temporary

Ms. J. H. Landge Lecturer ME (CE) 4 Year Temporary

Academic Year 2014-15

Name Designation Qualifications Teaching/ Nature of


Research appointment
Experience
HOD, Assistant ME(CE) 20 Years Confirmed
Mrs. P. M. Daflapurkar
Professor

Mr. K. S. Wagh Assistant Professor ME(CSE) 13 Years Confirmed

Assistant Professor 5 Years 5 Confirmed


Mr. D. B. Satre ME(CSE-IT)
Months

Mr. S. A. Agrawal Assistant Professor ME(CSE) 4 Years Confirmed

7 Years 5 Confirmed
Mr. S. G. Rathod Lecturer BE(CE)
Months

Ms. M. V. Bhosale Lecturer BE(CSE) 5 Years Confirmed

Mr Sandep Hire Lecturer BE(IT) 5 Years Temporary

Mr Pramod Mane Lecturer ME(CE) 2 Years Temporary

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Ms. S. S. Muley Lecturer ME (CN) 7 Years Temporary

Ms N. V. Wankhade Lecturer BE(CE) 3 Years Temporary

Ms Shubhada Pawar Lecturer BE(CE) 3 Years Temporary

Ms Smita Chakote Lecturer BE(CE) 2 Years Temporary

Ms. K. V. Deshmukh Lecturer BE (CE) 2 Years Temporary

Ms. S. V. Thakare Lecturer 1 Years 6


BE (CE) Temporary
Months

Mr Mahesh Pavaskar Lecturer BE (CE) 2 Years Temporary

Ms S. P. Edake Lecturer BE (CE) 1 Years Temporary

Ms. N. S. Jadhao Lecturer BE (CE) 6 Months Temporary

Mr. S. S. Chaudhari Lecturer BE (CE) 2 Years Temporary

Mr. C. R. Mankar Lecturer BE (CE) 2 Years Temporary

Mr. Shrikant Chavhan Lecturer BE (IT) 6 Months Temporary

Academic Year 2013-14

Name Designation Qualifications Teaching/


Research Nature of
Experience appointment
HOD, Assistant ME(CE) 19 Years Confirmed
Mrs. P. M. Daflapurkar
Professor
Mr. K. S. Wagh Assistant Professor ME(CSE) 12 Years Confirmed

4 Years 5
Mr. D. B. Satre Assistant Professor ME(CSE-IT) Confirmed
Months

Mr. S. A. Agrawal Assistant Professor ME(CSE) 3 Years Confirmed

6 Years 5
Mr. S. G. Rathod Lecturer BE(CE) Confirmed
Months

Ms. M. V. Bhosale Lecturer BE(CSE) 4 Years Confirmed

Mr Sandep Hire Lecturer BE(IT) 4 Years Temporary

Ms. S. S. Muley Lecturer ME (CN) 6 Years Temporary

Ms N. V. Wankhade Lecturer BE(CE) 2 Years Temporary

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Ms Shubhada Pawar Lecturer BE(CE) 2 Years Temporary

Ms Smita Chakote Lecturer BE(CE) 1 Years Temporary

Ms. K. V. Deshmukh Lecturer BE (CE) 1 Years Temporary

Ms. S. V. Thakare Lecturer BE (CE) 6 Months Temporary

Mr Mahesh Pavaskar Lecturer BE (CE) 1 Years Temporary

Ms S. P. Edake Lecturer BE (CE) 6 Months Temporary

Academic Year 2012-13

Name Designation Qualifications Teaching/


Research Nature of
Experience appointment
HOD, Assistant Confirmed
Mrs. P. M. Daflapurkar ME(CE) 18 Years
Professor

3 Years 5
Mr. D. B. Satre Assistant Professor ME(CSE-IT) Confirmed
Months

Mr. S. A. Agrawal Assistant Professor ME(CSE) 2 Years Confirmed

5 Years 5
Mr. S. G. Rathod Lecturer BE(CE) Confirmed
Months

Ms. M. V. Bhosale Lecturer BE(CSE) 3 Years Confirmed

Mr Sandep Hire Lecturer BE(IT) 3 Years Temporary

Ms N. V. Wankhade Lecturer BE(CE) 1 Years Temporary

Ms Shubhada Pawar Lecturer BE(CE) 1 Years Temporary

Ms. Vaishali Jorvekar Lecturer BE(CE) 1 Years Temporary

Mr. B. S. Satpute Assistant Professor ME (CE) 5Years Temporary

Ms. Sonali Patwe Lecturer BE(CE) 1 Years Temporary

Mr. Amit Govindwani Lecturer BE(EE) 2 Years Temporary

26. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff sanctioned, filled and
vacant:

Sr. Academic Posts Sanctioned Filled Actual


No. Year posts
1 2015-16 Laboratory Assistant 0 2 2
2 Laboratory Attendant 0 0 0

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3 Peon 0 1 1
4 2014-15 Laboratory Assistant 0 2 2

5 Laboratory Attendant 0 0 0
6 Peon 0 1 1
7 2013-14 Laboratory Assistant 0 2 2

8 Laboratory Attendant 0 0 0
9 Peon 0 1 1
10 2012-13 Laboratory Assistant 0 2 2
11 Laboratory Attendant 0 0 0

12 Peon 0 1 1

27. Student profile programme-wise at UG and PG (Last 4 Years):

Sr. Academic UG/PG Applications No. of Seats Male Female Total


No. Year Received students Available
Admitted
1 2015-2016 UG 32 32 60 20 12 32
2 2014-2015 UG 29 29 60 20 9 29
3 2013-2014 UG 46 46 60 24 22 46
4 2012-2013 UG 45 45 60 34 11 45

28. Year wise Result of Student

UG/PG Year Appeared Passed Pass % Grade %


O A B C
B.E. 96 88 91.66 23 55 10 0
T.E. 2015-16 122 66 54.09 7 26 22 11
S.E. 65 11 16.92 1 6 4 0
B.E. 52 48 92.30 4 37 6 1
T.E. 2014-15 97 38 39.17 2 13 18 5
S.E. 112 52 46.12 1 10 18 20
B.E. 70 65 92.85 12 36 16 1
T.E. 2013-14 66 20 30.33 1 2 12 4
S.E. 110 36 32.72 1 6 12 18
B.E. 69 67 97.10 17 41 8 1
T.E. 2012-13 71 32 45.07 2 6 15 6
S.E. 69 17 24.64 2 3 9 3

29. Student progression/ placement record: Number/ percentage of students proceeded for higher
studies Number/percentage of students placed:

15
Year % proceeded for higher studies % of students placed
M. Tech M.S.
2015-16 0 1 47.37
2014-15 2 0 76.92
2013-14 2 2 85.71
2012-13 2 2 75.36

30. Present details of departmental infrastructural & other facilities with regard to
Sr.
Description 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-2016
No.

Central Library 905 Titles 905 Titles 905 Titles 1480 Titles
Books and Journals, 2690 Volumes 2690 Volumes 2690 Volumes 4561 Volumes
etc, relevant to National National National National
1.
Department Journal 11 Journal 11 Journal 11 Journal 11
International International International International
Journal 02 Journal 02 Journal 02 Journal 02
Computers and
2. Internet facilities for 1:1 1:1 1:1 1:1
staff
Total number of
3. 04 04 04 04
class rooms
Class rooms with
4. ICT facility 04 04 04 04

5. Students’ laboratory 06 07 09 12
6. Research Lab 00 00 00 00
7. LCD Projectors and
05 05 08 08
screen

31. Diversity of Students: (Year-wise)

Academic % of students % of students % of students % of students


Year from the same from other from from other
university universities universities countries
within the State outside the State
2015-16 17 11 4 0
2014-15 10 17 2 0
2013-14 28 17 1 0
2012-13 25 19 1 0

32. Number of students cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations, NET, SET, GATE
and other competitive examinations? Give Category wise data.

Year MPSC/UPSC NET/ GATE Other Total


SET Exams
2015-16 Nil Nil Nil GRE & 04
TOEFL(04)
2014-15 Nil Nil Nil GRE & 01
TOEFL(01)

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Scanned by CamScanner
Marathwada Mitra Mandal’s
Institute of Technology
Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)
IQAC/ 2017-18 /36 Date: 22/05/2017

INFORMATION FOR ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE AUDIT OF THE


DEPARTMENT
A.Y. – 2017-2018
(Provide information for A. Y. 2016-17)

1. Name of the Department: Computer Engineering

2. Year of establishment:2008

3. Courses conducted in collaboration with Industries and Institutions:

Sr. Name of Course Date Duration Name of Name of


No. Resource Person Industry/Institution

1 Aptitude & 18/06/2016- 60 hrs Mr. Vinay Nair sovm.org


Business English 25/06/2016 Ms. Anjali
Communication
Training

2 Barclay’s Training 13/07/2016- 20 hrs Mr. Dhiraj Patil Barclays


Program 17/07/2016

3 IBM Java Training 26/09/2016- 60 hrs Mr. Pramod Aeronube


Course 16/10/2016 Jadhav

4. Examination System: Annual/ Semester/Choice Based Credit System/ Credit and Grading system/
any other system, specify:

Sr. No. Academic Year Class Examination System

BE Semester
1 2016-17 TE Semester
SE Credit and Grading system

5. Participation of the department in the curriculum development for courses offered by the
University: NIL

6. Department-wise Student Teacher Ratio: 1:11

7. Department-wise Purchase Budget and expenditure details:

Estimate Budget DSR Actual Consumable Actual Total Actual


(Rs.) Expenditure (Rs.) Expenditure (Rs.) Expenditure (Rs.)
11,23,000/- 15,56,132/- 6,50,033/- 22,06,165/-

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8. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and vacant:

Number of Teachers Sanctioned Filled


26 26 26

9. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, experience, nature of appointment


(confirmed/ probation/temporary):

Sr. Name Designation Qualifications Teaching/Research Nature of


No. Experience appointment
1 Mrs. P. M. Daflapurkar HOD, Assistant ME(CE) 23 Years Confirmed
Professor
2 Mr. D. B. Satre Assistant Professor ME(CSE-IT) 8 Years 5 Months Confirmed

3 Mr. S. A. Agrawal Assistant Professor ME(CSE) 7 Years Confirmed

4 Mrs. G. V. Mane Assistant Professor ME (CN) 8 Years 5 Months Confirmed

5 Mr. S. G. Rathod Assistant Professor ME(CE) 10 Years 5 Months Confirmed

6 Ms. S. K. Patil Assistant Professor ME(CSE) 11 Years Confirmed

7 Mrs. D. J. Bonde Assistant Professor ME(CE) 17 Years 1 Months Confirmed

8 Ms. S. S. Muley Assistant Professor ME (CN) 10 Years Confirmed

9 Ms. K. V. Deshmukh Assistant Professor ME (CE) 5 Years 2 Months Confirmed

10 Mrs. S. T. Shinde Assistant Professor ME (CE) 5 Years 6 Months Confirmed

11 Mr. S. S. Chaudhari Assistant Professor ME (CN) 4 Years 6 Months Confirmed

12 Mr. U. L. Tupe Assistant Professor ME (CE) 2 Year Confirmed

13 Mrs. T. S. Bhoye Assistant Professor ME(IT) 4 Year 5 Months Confirmed

14 Mr. Kiran Nagargoje Assistant Professor ME(CSE) 9 Years Confirmed

15 Ms. P. V. Deshmukh Assistant Professor ME (CE) 5 Years 11 Months Temporary

16 Ms. Y. P. Warke Assistant Professor ME (CE) 3 Years 11 Months Temporary

17 Mr. C. R. Mankar Assistant Professor ME(CE) 4 Years Temporary

18 Mr. C. S. Bhosale Lecturer ME(CE) 2.5 Years Temporary

19 Ms. N. S. Jadhao Assistant Professor ME(CE) 3.5 Years Temporary

20 Mr. K. D. Khainar Lecturer ME(CE) 2.5 Years Temporary

21 Ms. P. D. Patil Assistant Professor ME(CE) 2.5 Years Temporary

22 Ms. Priyanka Jakhalekar Assistant Professor ME(CE) 2.5 Years Temporary

23 Mrs. V. V. Anaspure Assistant Professor ME(CE) 2.5 Years Temporary

24 Ms. M. S. Sawalkar Assistant Professor ME(CE) 2.5 Years Temporary

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25 Ms. K. N. Ushir Assistant Professor ME(CE) 2.5 Years Temporary

26 Mrs. P. H. Jadhav Assistant Professor ME(CE) 2.5 Years Temporary

10. List of Visiting Fellows/Teachers, Adjunct and Emeritus Professors:

Name Designation Qualifications Industry /Research Nature of


Experience appointment
Mr. Pramod Jadhav Adjunct Faculty Msc 12 Temporary

Mr. Sanjay Gaikwad Adjunct Faculty BE (Instrumentation 30 Temporary


& Control)

11. Percentage of classes taken by temporary/visiting faculty (programme-wise information): 5%

12. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff sanctioned, filled and
vacant:

Sr. No. Posts Sanctioned posts Filled Actual


1 Laboratory Assistant 1 1 1
2 Laboratory Attendant 1 1 1
3 Peon 1 1 1

13. Thrust areas of research as identified by the department:


Internet of Things, Wireless Sensor Network

14. Information about research grants, projects completed and ongoing from National funding
agencies (like BCUD, UGC, DST)

Sr. Name of the Title of the Project Funding Amount Remarks if any
No. Principle Agency, (in Lakh)
Investigator Duration &
date of sanction
NIL
15. Research facilities available in the department and recognition received, if any?
BeagleBone Kits

16. Special laboratories available in the departments: Software Development Lab

17. Publications:
Sr. Academic Papers SCOPUS, Web Citations h-index Impact factor
No. Year published in of Science range/Average
peer reviewed Indexing Impact factor
journals Papers
1 2016-17 39 0 0 0 3.65

18. Details of patents filed & granted and revenue income generated.: NIL

19. Does the department have Incubation Centre? Yes

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20. Consultancy services provided, name of the teacher/s and income generated:
Sr. Name of the teacher Nature of consultancy Funds generated
No.
1 Prof. S. S. Chaudhari TCS iON www.tcsion.com 4,35,114/-
2 Prof. S. A. Agrawal National Conference NCRTCT 2017 4,887/-

21. Details of teachers invited as resource persons for Refresher courses, Orientation courses,
Seminars, Workshops, Conferences at national and international levels.

Sr. Name of Fellow/Teachers, Name of Organization Designation


No. Adjunct and Emeritus
Professors
1 Dr. Aditya Abhyankar SPPU Pune Dean, Faculty of
Technology
Dr. Parag Kulkarni EKLaT Research & ikowlation CEO
Research Lab Pvt. Ltd.
Dr. Madhavi Pradhan AISSMS Pune Professor
Dr. V. K. Pachgare COEP Pune Professor
Dr. Vahida Attar COEP Pune Professor
Dr. Sunil Doifode DRDO Pune Scientist
Dr. S. R. Dhore AIT Dighi Professor
Mr. Sanjay Gaikwad BioGenex Senior Technical Lead
Mr. Sachidanand Kulkarni Webonise Lab HR Manager
Mr. Pramod Jadhav CapGemini Software Engineer
Mr. Tushar Kute Mitsukillogies Trainer
Mr. Anand Iyer TIBCO Software Inc. Software Engineer

22. Details of teachers participated in Refresher courses, Orientation courses, Seminars, Workshops,
Conferences at national and international levels.(participant, presented paper, chaired the session)
Sr. No. No. of Workshop Attended No. of Paper Presentation
International National
1 13 01 27

23. Participation of teachers in various academic activities as members of committees at University


level, State level, National level, International level bodies. (give details)

Sr. No. Name of Teacher Activity

1 Paper Setter & Examiner


P. M. Daflapurkar
Subject- Principles of Programming Languages SE Computer
2 Paper Setter & Examiner
P. M. Daflapurkar
Subject- Theory of Computation TE Computer

24. Details of teachers appointed/nominated on Editorial Boards/Reviewers at university, state,


national and international levels.
Recognition received from reputed
Sr. Awards/Recognition
Name of Faculty professional bodies and agencies
No. received
national and international
International Journal of Scientific Review
1 Mr.S.G.Rathod Member of Editorial Board
& Research in Engg. & Technology
2 Mr.S.A.Agrawal Reviewer for ICRTRES-15 V.B.Kolte COE,Malkapur (Buldhana)

25. Awards / Prizes and recognitions received by teachers at university, state, national and
international level:

4
Sr. Name of Faculty Awards/Recognition
Recognition Bodies
No. received
1 In SEED IT Idol Contest 2016
Mrs.Pradnya M Daflapurkar Appreciation helped by SEED Infotech and
SPPU, Pune
2 Mr.C. R. Mankar Best Paper Award NCRTCT 2017, MMIT
3 Mr. S. G. Rathod Certificate as Mentor Smart India Hackathon, 2017

26. Awards and Prizes received by students at university, state, national and international level:
Sr. No. Name of Student Awards/Recognition Recognition Bodies
received
1 Lokesh Vishvakarma
2 Swapnil Ingale
3 Dhaval Shah
Smart India Hackathon Sponsored by Govt. of India
4 Yogesh Bhaturkar
5 Shivkanya Shinde
6 Vishal Bhamare
7 Priyanka Chaudhari Best Paper Award NCRTCT-2017,MMIT,Pune
8 Shivani Beri Best Paper Award NCRTCT-2017,MMIT,Pune
9 Rohit Kadam Best Paper Award NCRTCT-2017,MMIT,Pune
10 Rushikesh kaware GATE Qualified GATE Organizing Committee
11 Sumit Chidrawar CAT Qualified IIM 2016
12 Sudarshan patil Dy SP MPSC

27. Details of Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops/FDP organized at university, state, national and


international level and the source of funding with details:
Name of Conference/ Funding No. of University/State/National/ Dates
Seminars / Workshops/FDP agency Participants International
Two days National Self Faculties 72 National 29/03/2017
Conference on Recent Trends & Students &
in Computing Techniques 294 30/03/2017
One day Faculty development Self Faculties 35 University 11/5/2016
Program on SWAYAM
Seminar on AICTE Self Students 72 University 9/01/2017
Leadership Talk

28. Student profile programme-wise at UG and PG:


UG/PG Applications No. of students Seats Male Female Total
Received Admitted Available
UG 48 48 60 34 14 48

29. Year-wise results of students at UG:


UG Appeared Passed Pass %
B.E. 115 108 93.91
T.E. 60 26 43.33
S.E. 98 11 11.22

30. Student progression/ placement record: Number/ percentage of students proceeded for higher
studies Number/percentage of students placed:

Year % proceeded for higher studies % of students placed


M. Tech/M.S.
2016-17 2.8% 25%

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31. Present details of departmental infrastructural & other facilities with regard to
a) Central Library Books and Journals, etc, relevant to Department :
1480 Titles, 4561 Volumes, National Journal: 11, International Journal: 02
b) Online (books, journals etc.) Subscribed :
c) Computers and Internet facilities for staff : 1:1
d) Total number of class rooms : 04
e) Class rooms with ICT facility : 04
f) Students’ laboratory : 12
g) Research laboratories : 00
h) Any other facility: LCD Projectors & Screen : 08

32. Diversity of Students: (Year-wise)


Name of the % of students % of students from % of students % of students
Programme from the same other universities from from other
university within the State universities countries
outside the State
Computer Engg. 28 19 1 0

33. Number of students cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations, NET, SET, GATE
and other competitive examinations? Give Category wise data.
Year MPSC/UPSC NET/ SET GATE Other Exams Total
2016-17 01 00 01 CAT (01) 03

34. Student progression/ placement record: Number/ percentage of students proceeded for higher
studies Number/percentage of students placed:
% proceeded for higher studies % of students placed
UG to PG
16.67 25%

35. Diversity of Faculty:

Teaching faculty %
from the same university 23
from other universities within the State 03
from other States 00
from outside the country 00

36. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. / D.Lit.: NIL

37. Curricular Aspects:


a) Does the faculty take initiative in curriculum development process? Yes
b) Does the department offer program with sufficient no. of electives options.
Yes. Department offers sufficient number of Elective choice options to students by taking elective
choices from them.

Sr. Semester Elective Name of Electives No. of students


Data Mining Techniques & Applications 70
1 I
I Image Processing 45

II Pervasive Computing 115

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Mobile Computing 88
III
Cloud Computing 27
2 II
Mobile Applications 88
IV
Business Analytics & Intelligence 27

c) While framing curriculum is feed-back taken from stakeholder’s viz. Students, Alumni, Parents,
and Employers considered? Yes

38. Teaching-Learning, Evaluation:


1) Is the faculty imparting innovations in teaching methodology? (Group discussions / Problem
solving /models / demos / Home Assignments / Seminar / Debate / Quiz): Yes. Faculty imparting
innovations in teaching methodology using Group discussions / Problem solving /models / demos
/ Home Assignments / Seminar / Debate / Quiz in lecture as well as practical sessions.
2) How many number of teachers preparing Course plan with details of number of lectures to be
delivered on each unit of the curriculum: All
1) Number of teachers preparing & following Academic Teaching plan 26
2) How many teachers use the following teaching methods: 26
a) Interactive lecture method using blackboard, Group discussions, Problem
solving, Seminars. b) Use ICT methods to support lectures.

3) Use ICT methods to support lectures:


ICT tools such as Flipped class room, Google Apps and NPTEL Video lectures are used to
support lectures.
4) Does the Department have Peer review processes? If yes, are the suggestions effectively used to
improve the teaching quality?
Yes. Departmental Academic co-ordinator reviews and monitors the teaching process to improve
the Quality of teaching as per the policy of Dean Academics.

5) Does the department have any mechanism to ensure that entire syllabus is completed?
Department have Syllabus coverage sheet mechanism to ensure that entire syllabus is completed.
The sheet is monthly circulated among the subject teachers through Class Teacher, Academic
Coordinator and Dean.

6) Do you offer Bridge/Remedial courses? If yes, Give details: YES

Sr. Result No. of student


SEM Class Subject Faculty Name
No. % fail

1 I SECOMP M-III M.A. Alloli 23.08 50/62

2 I SECOMP MIT S.T. Thakare 52.74 31/65

3 II SECOMP DM D.J. Bonde 35.71 63/98

4 II SECOMP DELD S.A. Agrawal 38.77 60/98

5 II SECOMP DSA K.V. Deshmukh 52.04 47/98

6 II TECOMP TOC P.M. Daflapurkar 30 42/60

7 II TECOMP DBMS S.G.Rathod 56 26/60

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7) What is the method for conducting internal evaluation?
 Students are made aware of the assessment methods at the beginning of the semester and
whenever necessary.
 The assessed answer sheets as well as Model answer sheet of internal tests (Unit Test) are
given to the students and performance is discussed by the course teacher.
 Students having grievances with the internal evaluation process can directly discuss their
doubts individually with respective faculty members. Students can approach the Head of the
Department & Dean Academic, in case of any grievances. The final decision will be based
solely on relevant evidence and information.

Internal Evaluation Sheet- Sample Format


Academic Year:- Class:- Subject: Date:-
Attendance Lab Test Total
Exam Name of Assignments
Sr. No (05) Journal Marks Marks
seat No. Student (10)
(Theory+Lab) (05) (05) (25)

39. Participatory Learning:


1) Involvements of students in role play, case studies, and puzzle solving: Department is conducting
role play, case studies, and puzzle solving to create interest in difficult subjects such as
Microprocessors, Theory of Computation, Discrete Mathematics.
2) Sessions on Brainstorming and Panel discussion: Brainstorming and Panel Discussion sessions
are conducted regularly for final year students to improve their soft skills.
3) Students Centric activities – Industrial visit, Onsite learning, Internships, MoU with Industries for
learning:

Sr. No. Name of Activity Details


1 Industrial Visit Barclays Technology Centre India, Pune
C-DAC, Pune
2 MOUs QJ Technologies for learning
Pariksha.co for online Test Series

4) Students Personality Development: Mock Interviews, Competitions etc.: Training and Practice
sessions on Group Discussion, Personal Interview was arranged in relation with MM’s Corporate
Relation Division on 21/01/2017 with external evaluators. Department also conducted weekly
Aptitude test series collaboration with Pariksha.co.

40. Quality of the Students:


1) Mechanism for Identification of Advanced Learners and slow learners:
Institution identifies slow learners and advanced learners on the basis of qualifying marks and
established procedure. Students learning levels are evaluated based on performance of the
students in internal evaluation like unit test, on-line practice test and external evaluation of
University like In-SEM, on-line and theory examinations. On the basis of results fetched,
institution recognizes the slow and advanced learners.

2) Year wise Performance in Unit Test I/Unit Test II/ Viva/Term Work
Sr. No. Class Appeared Passed Pass %
1 BE 115 100 86.95
2 TE 60 54 90
3 SE 98 90 91.83

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3) Year wise Performance in University IN SEM /END SEM Exams
Sr. No. Class Appeared Passed Pass %
1 BE 115 108 93.91
2 TE 60 26 43.33
3 SE 98 11 11.22
4) Participation in Skill Development Courses.
Sr.
Date Training Course Resource Person
No.
18/06/2016 to Aptitude & Business English Mr. Vinay Nair, Sovm.org
1
25/06/2016 Communication Training Prof. Anjali
7/07/2016 to
3 Theatre Based Personality Development Mr. Amarjeet Amle
9/07/2016
13/07/2016 to
4 Barclay’s Training Prof. Dhiraj Patil MMIT
17/07/2016
Mr. Sachidanand Kulkarni HR
5 19/01/2017 Guest Lecture on Career Guidance
Webonise LAb
6 20/01/2017 SEED IT IDOL Competition Seed Infotech Ltd.
Practice session on Group Discussion IMERT Faculty
7 21/01/2017
and Personal Interview Prof.Sanjay Tapas
Guest Lecture on UPSC/MPSC Mr. Sandip Patil
8 02/02/2017
Preparation TechRel

5) Participation in Co-Curricular / Extra Curricular Activities.


Co-Curricular Activities:

Sr. No. Date Activity Name No. Of Participants

1 2nd to 4th March 2017 Robocon 2017 A team of 2 ( BE)


students 30
2 17th to 18th Rajasthan Digifest 2017 A team of 4 (BE) students
August,2017
3 1st to 2th April,2017 Smart India Hackathon,2017 A team of 6 (BE) students
4 29th to 30th March2017 NCRTCT-2017 12 students 3 Faculty
Winner
5 SAMVITTI 2017
•Smart Programming
27rd March 2017 195 students Participants
•Computer Gamming
•Google Whack
•Project Competition

Extra Curricular Activities:

Sr. No. Date Activity Name No. Of Participants

1 5/9/2016 Teachers Day Teachers=25 Students=150


2 24/9/2016 Welcome Function Teachers=20 Students=100
3 8/3/2017 Woman’s Day Teachers=40 Students=94
4 25/4/2017 Farewell Function Teachers=25 Students=125

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41. Teacher Performance:

a) Whether the performance of the teacher assessed by the students? If yes, are the feedback reports
analysed and suggestions communicated to teachers? YES

b) Whether suggestion boxes are kept in the department to get suggestions from students on
infrastructural facilities available in the department? YES

c) Do teachers submit Self-Appraisal Reports? Are these reports appraised by HOD and forwarded
to the Principal with comments? YES

d) What is the Departmental average Appraisal Score _____? How many teachers have Appraisal
Score or Grade A, B, C and D? In Process. 3.6 out of 5

e) What is the individual faculty wise h index?

Sr. No Faculty Name h-index

1. Mrs. P. M. Daflapurkar 1
2. Mr. D. B. Satre 1
3. Mr. S. A. Agrawal 1
4. Mrs. G. S. Patil 1
5. Mr. S. G. Rathod 1
6. Mrs. D. J. Bonde 1
7. Mrs. S. T. Shinde 1
8. Ms. Y. P. Warke 1

42. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving
external experts:
Department focuses on enriching the students with various activities. Invitation of expert faculties
for teaching different courses is kept mandatory for each semester. With this, students develop
more interest on particular subject with the valuable lectures given by experts. Students are also
encouraged to participate in extracurricular activities like NCC, Sports, Technical festivals,
Cultural festivals, Seminars, Talks etc. Students are trained for Industrial technologies by
Industry Expert

Sr.
Title of Programme Date Venue Speaker
No.
Guest Lecture on Class Room
1 25-03-2017 ICT Academy
Virtualization & Openstack E-101
Guest Lecture on Practical's & Mr. Anand Iyer,
Class Room
2 Industrial Usage of Data 20-03-2017 Software Engineering
E-101
Structures TIBCO Software Inc.
Guest Lecture on Project
Class Room
3 Guidelines for Final Year BE 20-03-2017 Mr. Sanjay Gaikwad
E-104
Project
Ms. Anita Joshi,
Guest Lecture on Xen Class Room Assistant Professor at
4 18-03-2017
Virtualization & CUDA E-102 Sinhagad College of
Engineering
Guest Lecture on Mobile Class Room
5 15-02-2017 Mr. Sanjay Gaikwad
Application E-104
Expert Talk on Advance Java Class Room
6 30-01-2017 ICT Academy
Programming E-104
Expert Talk on Career Class Room
7 29-07-2016 Gate Forum, Pune
Opportunities After BE E-104

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Expert Talk on Guidelines for
Class Room
8 how to select the project & 30-06-2016 Dr. W. Z. Gandhare
E-104
domain
Ms. Anita Joshi,
Guest Lecture on "Software
Class Room Assistant Professor at
9 Design Methodologies and 01-02-2016
E-101 Sinhagad College of
Testing"
Engineering

43. How does the department ensure that DEPARTMENT VISION and MISSION statements are
constantly met and learning outcomes are monitored?
In order for the objectives to be met, class-wise course planning is made by the concerned faculty
considering the number of working days. If the objectives are not met within the planned
duration, extra classes are arranged so that none of the courses will be left undone.The learning
outcomes are monitored by daily assessment of their comprehension through verbal quizzes, time
to time surprise written quizzes class tests and mock tests.

44. Highlight the Special facilities (if, any) of the Department.


 Departmental Library
 Internet facility on every computer & Wi-Fi
 DSE Extra Lecture: To cover syllabus of students those who have admitted late in odd semester
 GATE Mock Test: Practice session of final year students on various subjects to qualify GATE
exam.
 FACE Training: Preparation of aptitude and personality development

45. Highlight the unique features of the department.


 Well equipped laboratories
 Emphasis on usage of Open Source technologies like LINUX.
 ERP software to automate different academic activities.

46. State the Innovative practices adopted in the department.


 Various activities conducted related to environmental awareness like SAVE TREE SAVE LIFE,
SAVE WATER SAVE LIFE, GREEN PUNE CLEAN PUNE & CLEAN RIVER, SAVE RIVER
 Various training programme conducted for students to get exposure of new technology.
 Industry visit planned for students to get the industry exposure
 Guest lecture conducted for students by experts from industry and institute on various topics from
syllabus.
 National level conference has been arranged by department.
 Various social activities conducted by department like SAVE CHILD GIRLS , WOMENS
EMPOWERMENT & VISIT TO ORPHANAGES

47. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.


Name of Activity Student Participant Faculty Participant
Workshop on Sexual Harassment of 10 25
Women
Marathi Bhasha Gaurav Din 11 19

NSS Special Camp 3 17


Constitution Day Programme 8 21
Seminar on Road Safety 3 13
Seminar on Personality Development 1 44
Visit and Donation to Orphanage 3 10
Blood Donation Camp 3 12
Tree Plantation Program 4 21
Yoga Day 12 14

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ACADEMIC AUDIT & ADMINISTRATIVE AUDIT REPORT


ACADEMIC YEAR: 2016-2017
(Provide information for last four years from 2012-13 to 2015-16)

A. ACADEMIC AUDIT

1. Name of the Department: Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering

2. Year of establishment:2008

3. Examination System: Annual/ Semester/Choice Based Credit System/ Credit and Grading system/
any other system, specify:

Academic
Class Examination System
Year
SE Semester Pattern with Online examination & Credit System
2015-16 TE Semester Pattern with In-Sem Examination
BE Semester Pattern with In-Sem Examination
SE Semester Pattern with Online examination
2014-15 TE Semester Pattern with In-Sem Examination
BE Semester Pattern
SE Semester Pattern with Online examination
2013-14 TE Semester Pattern
BE Semester Pattern
SE Semester Pattern
2012-13 TE Semester Pattern
BE Semester Pattern

4. Participation of the department in the curriculum development for courses offered by the
University.

Sr. No. Year Name of Faculty Remark

1. 2015-16 Mr. J. M. Bakliwal SE Syllabus Structure finalization

5. List of Visiting Fellows/Teachers, Adjunct and Emeritus Professors, (for last 4 years).
Details of Adjunct faculty/ Visiting faculty (Last 4 Years):

Industry
Nature of
Year Name Designation Qualifications /Research
appointment
Experience

1
Career Counselor,
Mr.Vijay BE Production,
2015-16 Author, Speaker, 15 Years Guest Lecture
Navale MBA
Mentor
Ms.
HOD, MBA,
2014-15 Pranjal MBA 10Years Guest Lecture
IMERT
Jadhav
Career Counselor,
Mr.Vijay BE Production,
2013-14 , Author, Speaker, 15Years Guest Lecture
Navale MBA
Mentor
2012-13 -- -- -- -- --

6. Percentage of classes taken by temporary/visiting faculty (programme-wise information):


Sr. No. Academic Year Class Percentage
1 2015-16 SE, TE, BE 5%
2 2014-15 -- 5%
3 2013-14 TE 5%
4 2012-13 -- --

7. Information about research grants, projects completed and ongoing from National funding
agencies (like BCUD, UGC, DST) (Last 4 Years):

Sr. Name of the Title of the Project Funding Agency, Amount Remarks if
No. Principle Duration & date of (in Lakh) any
Investigator sanction
1 Mr. J. M. Analysis & BCUD, SPPU, Pune 1,00,000/- ongoing
Bakliwal Implementation of
LED Driving
Topologies for the
performance
improvement of
solid state
Luminaries

8. Publications (Last 4 Years):

Sr. Academic Papers SCOPUS, Web Citations h-index Impact factor


No. Year published in of Science range/Average
peer reviewed Indexing Impact factor
journals Papers
1 2015-16 6 - 1 1 5-6

2 2014-15 14 - - - 5-6

3 2013-14 11 - 1 1 5-6

4 2012-13 5 - 2 1 5-6

9. Details of patents filed & granted and revenue income generated: Nil

10. Consultancy services provided, name of the teacher/s and income generated:

Sr. No. Year Name of the teacher Nature of consultancy Funds generated

Nil
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11. Details of teachers invited as resource persons for Refresher courses, Orientation courses,
Seminars, Workshops, Conferences at national and international levels.

No. of
Name of Conference/ Participants
Year Name of Resource Person
Seminars / Workshops
Student Faculty
Mr.Vijay Navale, Career Guest Lecture on Career
2015-16 Counselor, , Author, Guidance and Industrial 77 02
Speaker, Mentor Management
Mr.Vijay Navale, Career Guest Lecture on Career
2013-14 Counselor, , Author, Guidance and Industrial 62 08
Speaker, Mentor Management
Dr.Sanjay Dudhal,
Dr.Rajendra Kanphade, Two days National Level
2013-14 Dr.Atul Padalkar, Workshop on Research -
40
Dr.S.G.Kandawane Methodology
Dr.Katti

12. Details of teachers participated in Refresher courses, Orientation courses, Seminars, Workshops,
Conferences at national and international levels. (participant, presented paper, chaired the
session) (Last 4 Years):

No. of Paper
Sr. Academic No. of Workshop Attended No. of Seminar Attended
Presentation
No. Year
International National International National International National

1 2015-16 - 02 - - -- 01
2 2014-15 - - - - - -
3 2013-14 01 04 - 01 05 -
4 2012-13 - 01 - - - -

13. Participation of teachers in various academic activities as members of committees at University


level, State level, National level, International level bodies. (give details):

Sr. No. Year Name of Faculty Activity


2016-17 J. M. Bakliwal Paper Setter & Examiner
1 Subject- Integrated Circuits SE E&TC
Paper Setter & Examiner
Subject- Audio Video Engineering
BE E&TC
Paper Setter & Examiner
Subject- Automotive Electronics BE E&TC
2015-16 Paper Setter & Examiner
2 J. M. Bakliwal Subject- Computer Organization SE E&TC
Chairman
Subject- Computer Organization SE E&TC
Paper Setter & Examiner
Subject- Audio Video Engineering BE E&TC
2014-15 Paper Setter & Examiner
3 J. M. Bakliwal
Subject- Computer Organization SE E&TC
2013-14 Paper Setter & Examiner
4 J. M. Bakliwal
Subject- Automotive Electronics

3
BE E&TC
Paper Setter & Examiner
Subject- Electronics Product Design
BE E&TC
2012-13 External Senior Supervisor for University
5 J.M. Bakliwal
Theory Examination Oct/Nov 12-13

14. Details of teachers appointed/nominated on Editorial Boards/Reviewers at university, state,


national and international levels.: Nil

15. Awards / Prizes and recognitions received by teachers at university, state, national and
international level:

Sr. Year Name of Faculty Date Place Particulars


No.

1 2015-16 Mr. P. K. Warky 24/4/16 NPTEL Online NPTEL Online Certification for
Certification Introduction to research with 86%

2 Mr. P. K. Warky 8/5/16 NPTEL Online NPTEL Online Certification for


Certification Fundamental of Electronics
materials & devices with 97%

3 Mr. P. K. Warky 22/5/16 NPTEL Online NPTEL Online Certification for


Certification Industrial Automation and
Control with 90%

4 Mrs. V. R. 24/4/16 NPTEL Online NPTEL Online Certification for


Waghmare Certification Introduction to research

16. Awards and Prizes received by students at university, state, national and international level:

Sr. No. Year Name of Student Place Particulars

Sayed Aquib,Toushif D Y Patil 1st Prize “Ekalavya-


Shaikh,Yuvraj sharma COE,Pune 2k15”
1 2014-15
1st prize in Circuit
Suarj matekar,Abhijit
MMCOE,Pune Debugging in
Sherkar,Mangesh Pawar
Dexterity-2014

2 1st Rank in Pune


2013-14 Shakir Shaikh MMIT,Pune
University

17. Details of Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops/FDP organized at university, state, national and


international level and the source of funding with details:

Name of Conference/
Funding No. of University/State/National/
Year Seminars / Dates
agency Participants International
Workshops/FDP
Two days National Level 29-30
2013-14 Workshop on Research Self 40 National April
Methodology 2014

18. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. / D.Lit.: Nil

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19. Curricular Aspects:

a) Does the department offer program with sufficient no. of electives options: Yes. Department
offers sufficient number of Elective choice options to students by taking elective choice from
them.
Year Semester Elective Name of Electives No. of Students
I Embedded Systems & RTOS36 85
I
II Electronic Product Design 85
2015-16
III Audio Video Engineering 85
II
IV Biomedical Signal Processing 85

Digital Image Processing 34


I
I Embedded Systems & RTOS36 36

II Electronic Product Design 70


2014-15
Television & Video Engineering 62
III
Test and Measurement System 08
II
PLC and Industrial Process Automation 24
IV
Automotive Electronics 46

I Embedded Systems & RTOS36 66


I
II Electronic Product Design 66
2013-14
III Television & Video Engineering 66
II
IV Automotive Electronics 66

Digital Image Processing 44


I
I Embedded Systems & RTOS36 23

2012-13 II Electronic Product Design 67

III Automotive Electronics 67


II
IV Television & Video Engineering 67

b) While framing curriculum is feed-back taken from stakeholder’s viz. Students, Alumni, Parents,
Employers considered? Yes.
c) Number of teachers preparing & following Academic Teaching plan: All
Number of teachers preparing & following
Year Academic Teaching plan
2015-16 15
2014-15 14
2013-14 20
2012-13 19
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d) Do you offer Bridge/Remedial courses? If yes, Give details. Yes

No of No of No of
Sr.
A.Y. Class SEM Subjects Subject teacher students Students Students
No
appeared Passed Failed

SSDC Ms. S. V. Bhokare 73 26 47


NA Ms. S. J. Koparde 75 9 66
SE I Mrs. D.
1 2012-13 75 33 42
DLD Chakraborty
Mrs. D.
74 26 48
PDM Chakraborty
TE I DC P.B.Surywanshi 69 22 47
Mrs. S. B.
75 24 51
SS Suryawanshi
SE I NT Ms. S. J. Koparde 75 40 35
Mr. D. S.
75 25 50
2 2013-14 DE Gaikwad
Mr. N. S.
80 40 40
I DSP Narwade
TE 80 43 37
DC Mr. S. V. Bhise
II SCET Ms. S. V. Bhokare 81 45 36
3 2014-15 SE I SS Mrs. D. Raut 74 36 38
SS Mr. M. D. Bobade 20 3 17
I Ms. P. B.
20 7 13
SE NT Chandake
CS Mr. R. V. Jawale 20 9 11
II
M II Mrs. M. A. Alloli 20 5 15
4 2015-16 TE I ETL Mr. Suraj Rathod 76 42 34
Mr. J. M.
21 7 14
IC Bakliwal
DC Mr. S. V. Bhise 14 7 7
I
TE ETL Ms. R. V. Jawale 14 6 8
II ITCT Mr. Sanjay Kumar 14 7 7

20. What is the method for conducting internal evaluation?


Internal Evaluation Sheet
Academic Year:- Class:- Subject: Date:-
Attendance Lab Test Total
Exam Name of Assignments
Sr. No (05) Journal Marks Marks
seat No. Student (10)
(Theory+Lab) (05) (05) (25)

21. Teacher Performance:

a) Whether the performance of the teacher assessed by the students? If yes, are the feedback reports
analysed and suggestions communicated to teachers? Yes

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b) Whether suggestion boxes are kept in the department to get suggestions from students on
infrastructural facilities available in the department? Yes

c) Do teachers submit Self-Appraisal Reports? Are these reports appraised by HOD and forwarded
to the Principal with comments? Yes. Self-Appraisal reports submitted by the teachers and
appraisals of every teacher is carried out in presence with HOD and Principal in accordance with
analysis of results, students feedback and review of academic record files.

d) What is the Departmental Average Appraisal Score _____? 86.70 How many teachers have
Appraisal Score or Grade A, B, C and D?

Sr. No. Academic Year Grades No. of Faculties


A 8
B 6
1. 2015-16
C --
D --
A 3
B 7
2. 2014-15
C 4
D 2
A 2
B 5
3 2013-14
C 4
D 3
A 3
B 6
4 2012-13
C 5
D 3

22. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving
external experts.
Guest Lectures

Sr.
Year Class Guest Lectures
No.
BE E&TC How Project helps to get into Industry
BE E&TC Computer Network
BE E&TC RTOS
TE E&TC Z-Transform
1 2015-16 Career guidance & opportunities by C-DAC
BE E&TC Computer Network
BE E&TC Industrial Management & Career after Graduation
Career Opportunities & Awareness by Sai Vidya
BE E&TC
Education Institute
2 2014-15 TE E&TC Industrial Management by IMERT
BE E&TC Industrial Automation by Adroit Autotech, Pune.
3 2013-14
TE,BE E&TC Complete Automation Training by PCMA Engineers
2012-13 BE E&TC CCNA Security by Technocorp Solution Pvt. Ltd.
4
SE,TE,BE E&TC Quantitative Aptitude & Verbal reasoning

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 Workshop and Seminars

Sr. No Year Workshop


4 days workshop with Industrial Automation using PLC and SCADA
Workshop on Virtuoso Skill Development Program on PLC & SCADA
4 days workshop with Industrial Automation using PLC and SCADA
1 2015-16
Seminar on IOT
Seminar on RFIC Design tool awareness program
1-day Workshop on ERTOS hands-on ARM 9 Experiments
Seminar on “Worlds of Peace”
Workshop on CCNA Training
Workshop on PIC microcontroller
2 2014-15 2 days Workshop on LATEX
A tool Hands-on Workshop on Proteus Software
Workshop on Career Guidance for upcoming opportunities for E &TC Student
3 2013-14
2 days National Level Workshop on Research Methodology for Faculty
Workshop on CCNA Training
4 1-day Workshop on CCNA security
2012-13 1-day workshop on LabVIEW Software
Seminar on PCB Design
Seminar on Power Supply design
Seminar on Energy Audit System

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B. ADMINISTRATIVE AUDIT

23. Department-wise Student Teacher Ratio (Last 4 Years):

Year Student: Teacher

2015-16 15: 01

2014-15 16: 01

2013-14 16: 01

2012-13 17: 01

24. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and vacant (Last 4 Years):

No of teachers
Academic Year
Sanctioned Filled
2015-16 14 15
2014-15 14 14
2013-14 14 20
2012-13 14 19

25. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, experience, nature of appointment
(confirmed/ probation/temporary) (Last 4 Years):

Teaching/
Year Name Designation Qualifications Research Nature of
Experience appointment
HOD,
Mr. Jitendra M. Bakliwal Assistant ME, PhD* 18 Confirmed
Professor
Assistant
Mrs. Pallavi D. Wadkar ME Electronics 5.5 Temporary
Professor

Assistant
Mrs. Shital A. Nirve ME Electronics 3 Temporary
Professor

2015-16 Prof. Mahadev Bobade Lecturer ME E&TC 0.6 Temporary

Assistant
Ms. Sarita P. Shinde ME E&TC 0.3 Temporary
Professor
Assistant
Mrs. Ashwini Shreshthi ME Electronics 3 Temporary
Professor
Assistant ME 1.5 Temporary
Mr. Navendu Kunar
Professor
Assistant M. TECH E&TC 4.5 Temporary
Mrs. Vaishali Sankale
Professor
Assistant Temporary
Ms. Rohini Jawale ME Electronics 1.5
Professor
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Mrs. Vrushali Waghmare Assistant Temporary
ME E&TC 6
Professor

Assistant Temporary
Mrs. Pallavi B. Chandake ME E&TC 5
Professor
Assistant ME Temporary
Mr. Sarjerao V. Bhise 8
Professor Communication
Assistant Temporary
Mr. Pankajkumar Warkey ME E&TC 5
Professor
Assistant Temporary
Mrs. Meghna R. Yashwante ME Electrical 6.5
Professor

Mr. Laxman Kokate Lecturer Msc. Maths 0.5 Temporary

Year Name Designation Qualifications Teaching/ Nature of


Research appointment
Experience
HOD, Assistant
Mr. Jitendra M. Bakliwal ME, PhD* 17 Confirmed
Professor
Assistant
Mrs. Pallavi D. Wadkar ME Electronics 4.5 Temporary
Professor

Mrs. Shital A. Nirve Lecturer ME Electronics 2 Temporary

Mr. Mahadev Bobade Lecturer ME E&TC 0 Temporary

Mr. Ashish Dudhale Lecturer ME E&TC 3.7 Temporary

Ms. Shital Mhetre Lecturer ME E&TC 0 Temporary


2014-15
Ms. Deepali Arjun Raut Lecturer ME 0 Temporary

Mr. Sandeep Jambhale Lecturer ME Electronics 1 Temporary

Assistant
Mrs. Meghana Yashwante ME Electrical 5.5 Confirmed
Professor
Assistant
Mr. Pankajkumar Warkey ME E&TC 4 Confirmed
Professor
Assistant
Ms. Snehal Koparde ME E&TC 1.6 Confirmed
Professor

Ms. Pallavi B. Chandke Lecturer ME E&TC 4 Temporary

ME Temporary
Mr. Bhise Sarjerao Lecturer 7
Communications

Mr. Vishal Jadhav Lecturer ME 1 Temporary

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HOD, Assistant
Mr. Jitendra M. Bakliwal ME, PhD* 16 Confirmed
Professor
Assistant Temporary
Mrs. Pallavi D. Wadkar ME Electronics 3.5
Professor

Ms. Amruta Malode Lecturer ME E&TC 3 Temporary

Ms. Pallavi Chandke Lecturer ME E&TC 3 Temporary

Mr. Ashish Dudhale Lecturer ME E&TC 2.7 Temporary

Assistant
Mr. Navnath Narawade 13 Confirmed
Professor ME E&TC
Lecturer
Ms. Kadu Shweta 6 Confirmed
ME Electronics
Assistant ME E&TC
2013-14 Ms. Snehal Koparde 1.6 Confirmed
Professor

Mr. Pravin Suryawanshi Lecturer ME E&TC 1 Temporary

Ms. Debanjali Lecturer M. Tech Temporary


2
Chakrabhorty Mechatronics

Ms. Shweta Suryawanshi Lecturer ME E&TC 1 Temporary

Assistant ME
Mr. Sarjerao V. Bhise 6 Temporary
Professor Communication

Mr. Deepak Gaikwad Lecturer ME 2 Temporary

Ms. Snehlata Bhokare Lecturer ME E&TC 1 Temporary

Mr. Pankajkumar Warkey Lecturer ME E&TC 3 Confirmed

Mrs. Meghna R. Assistant


ME Electrical 4.5 Confirmed
Yashwante Professor

Lecturer Confirmed
Ms. Swati Parvat ME Electronics 3.5

Lecturer Temporary
Ms. Poonam Mahapure Msc. Physics 1.6

Lecturer Temporary
Mr. Ganesh Pokale M.Tech 0.6

Lecturer Temporary
Ms. Amruta Kapre ME Computer 1.6

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HOD, Assistant
Mr. Jitendra M. Bakliwal ME, PhD* 15 Confirmed
Professor
Assistant Temporary
Mrs. Pallavi D. Wadkar ME Electronics 2.5
Professor

Ms. Amruta Malode Lecturer ME E&TC 4 Temporary

Ms. Pallavi Chandke Lecturer ME E&TC 2.5 Temporary

Mr. Ashish Dudhale Lecturer ME E&TC 1.7 Temporary


2012-13
Assistant
Mr. Navnath Narawade ME E&TC 12 Confirmed
Professor

Ms. Kadu Shweta Lecturer ME Electronics 5 Confirmed

Assistant
Ms. Snehal Koparde ME E&TC 2 Confirmed
Professor

Mr. Pravin Suryawanshi Lecturer ME E&TC 2 Temporary

Assistant M.Tech Temporary


Ms. Debanjali Chakraborty 1
Professor Mechatronics

Ms. Shweta Suryawanshi Lecturer ME E&TC 0 Temporary

Lecturer ME Temporary
Mr. Sarjerao V. Bhise 5
Communications

Mr. Deepak Gaikwad Lecturer ME 1 Temporary

Ms. Snehlata Bhokare Lecturer ME E&TC 0 Temporary

Mr. Pankajkumar Warkey Lecturer ME E&TC 2 Confirmed

Mrs. Meghna R. Lecturer


ME Electrical 3.5 Temporary
Yashwante
Lecturer
Ms. Swati Parvat ME Electronics 2.5 Confirmed

Lecturer Temporary
Ms. Poonam Mahapure Msc. Physics 0.6

Lecturer Temporary
Ms. Amruta Kapre ME Computer 0.6

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26. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff sanctioned, filled and
vacant:

Sanctioned
Year Posts Filled Actual
posts

Laboratory Assistant 04 04 03
2015-16 Laboratory Attendant 00 00 00
Peon 00 00 00
Laboratory Assistant 04 04 03

2014-15 Laboratory Attendant 00 00 00

Peon 00 00 00

Laboratory Assistant 04 04 03

2013-14 Laboratory Attendant 00 00 00

Peon 00 00 00

Laboratory Assistant 04 04 03

2012-13 Laboratory Attendant 00 00 00

Peon 00 00 00

27. Student profile programme-wise at UG and PG (Last 4 Years):

Year UG/PG Applications No. of Seats Male Female Total


Received students Available
Admitted
2015-16 UG 19 8-FE 60 6 2 8
11-DSE 66 8 3 11
2014-15 UG 63 16-FE 60 10 6 16
47-DSE 47 29 18 47
2013-45 UG 84 39-FE 60 30 9 39
45-DSE 45 29 16 45
2012-13 UG 80 42-FE 60 30 12 42
38-DSE 38 21 17 38

28. Year-wise results of students at UG:

Year UG Appeared Passed Pass %

S.E. 20 3 15%

2015-16 T.E. 76 27 35.52%

B.E. 85 70 82.35%

2014-15 S.E. 74 28 37.83%

T.E. 77 35 45.45%

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B.E. 70 65 92.85%

S.E. 75 36 48%
2013-14
T.E. 81 30 37.03%

B.E. 66 63 95.50%

S.E. 73 18 24.65%
2012-13
T.E. 69 27 39.13%

B.E. 67 66 98.50%

29. Student progression/ placement record: Number/ percentage of students proceeded for higher
studies Number/percentage of students placed:

Year % proceeded for higher studies % of students placed


M. Tech M.S.
2015-16 5.71 - 51.42
2014-15 9.23 - 43.07
2013-14 7.93 - 46.03
2012-13 10.61 - 40.90

30. Present details of departmental infrastructural & other facilities with regard to

Year Details Quantity


Central Library Books and Journals, etc, 6 (IEEE(ASPP), Springer (EE &
relevant to Department CSE), McGraw Hill,J-
Online (books, journals, etc.) subscribed GATE(JET),Elsevier,ASTM)
Computers and Internet facilities for staff 6
2015-16 Total number of class rooms 3
Class rooms with ICT facility 2
Students’ laboratory 11
Research laboratories -
Any other facility LCDs 3
Central Library Books and Journals, etc, 6 (IEEE(ASPP), Springer (EE &
relevant to Department CSE),McGraw Hill, J-
Online (books, journals, etc.) subscribed GATE(JET),Elsevier, ASTM)
Computers and Internet facilities for staff 6
2014-15 Total number of class rooms 3
Class rooms with ICT facility 2
Students’ laboratory 11
Research laboratories -
Any other facility LCDs 3
Central Library Books and Journals, etc, 6 (IEEE(ASPP),Springer(EE &
relevant to Department CSE),McGraw Hill,J-
Online (books, journals, etc.) subscribed GATE(JET),Elsevier,ASTM)
2013-14 Computers and Internet facilities for staff 6
Total number of class rooms 3
Class rooms with ICT facility 2
Students’ laboratory 11
14
Research laboratories -
Any other facility LCDs 3
Central Library Books and Journals, etc, 6 (IEEE(ASPP),Springer(EE &
relevant to Department CSE),McGraw Hill,J-
Online (books, journals, etc.) subscribed GATE(JET),Elsevier,ASTM)
Computers and Internet facilities for staff 6
2012-13 Total number of class rooms 3
Class rooms with ICT facility 2
Students’ laboratory 11
Research laboratories -
Any other facility LCDs 3

31. Diversity of Students: (Year-wise)

% of % of
students students % of
Name of the % of students
from other from students
Programme Year from the same
universities universitie from other
university
within the s outside countries
State the State
2012-13 42.85 52.38 4.76 0
2013-14 35 60 5 0
UG 2014-15 31.25 62.5 6.25 0
2015-16 12.5 75 12.5 0
2016-17 20 40 40 0

32. Number of students cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations, NET, SET, GATE
and other competitive examinations? Give Category wise data.

Year MPSC/UPSC NET/ GATE Other Total


SET Exams
2015-16 ------_ _ _ _ _
2014-15 ------_ _ _ _ _
2013-14 ------ _ 3 1 4
2012-13 _ _ _ 4 4

33. Student progression/ placement record: Number/ percentage of students proceeded for higher
studies Number/percentage of students placed:

Year % proceeded for higher studies % of students placed


UG to PG
2015-16 5.71 51.42
2014-15 9.23 43.07
2013-14 7.93 46.03
2012-13 10.61 40.90

34. Diversity of Faculty:

15
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Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)
IQAC/ 2017-18 /36 Date: 22/05/2017

INFORMATION FOR ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE AUDIT OF THE


DEPARTMENT
A.Y. – 2017-2018
(Provide information for A. Y. 2016-17)

1. Name of the Department: Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering


2. Year of establishment: 2008

3. Courses conducted in collaboration with Industries and Institutions:

Year Industry Course


2016-17 Nil Nil

4. Examination System: Annual/ Semester/Choice Based Credit System/ Credit and Grading
system/ any other system, specify:

Year Class Examination System


SE Credit and Grading system
TE Semester
2016-17
BE Semester
BE Semester

5. Participation of the department in the curriculum development for courses offered by the
Departments.

Sr. No. Name of Faculty Remark

1 Mr. J. M. Bakliwal TE Syllabus Structure

6. Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratio: 9:1

7. Department-wise Purchase Budget and expenditure details:

Sr. Year Budget Proposed Rs. Budget Allocated Rs. Laboratory Expen. Rs

1 2016-17 6,73,500.00 0.00 0.00


8. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and vacant:

No of teachers
Year Sanctioned Filled
2016-17 14 15

9. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, experience, nature of appointment


(confirmed/ probation/temporary):

Teaching/
Research Nature of
Name Designation Qualifications Experience appointment
Mr. Jitendra HOD, Assistant
ME, PhD* 19 Confirmed
M. Bakliwal Professor
Mrs. Pallavi
Assistant Professor ME Electronics 6.5 Confirmed
D. Wadkar
Mrs. Mosami
Assistant Professor ME Electronics 0.8 Confirmed
P. Pulujkar
Ms. Mamata
Assistant Professor ME Electronics 0.2 Confirmed
V. Lohar
Ms. Prachi
Assistant Professor ME E&TC 0.6 Temporary
Deokar
Mrs. Ashwini
Assistant Professor ME Electronics 4 Temporary
Shreshthi
Mr. Mahesh
Assistant Professor ME Electronics 0.2 Confirmed
A. Pawar
Mr. Sarjerao
Assistant Professor ME Communication 9 Temporary
V. Bhise
Mrs. Shital A.
Assistant Professor ME Electronics 4 Temporary
Nirve
Ms. Sarita P.
Assistant Professor ME E&TC 1.3 Temporary
Shinde
Ms. Smruti
Assistant Professor MTECH VLSI 0.6 Temporary
Suryawanshi
Mrs. Madhuri
Assistant Professor ME 2 Temporary
Jadhav
Mrs. Shweta
Assistant Professor ME Electronics 7 Temporary
Kadu
Mr. Sanjay Temporary
Assistant Professor ME 0.6
Kumar
Mrs. Vaishali Temporary
Assistant Professor M. TECH E&TC 3.5
Sankale

*Registered
10. List of Visiting Fellows/Teachers, Adjunct and Emeritus Professors:

Sr. No. Name Designation Activity


Ms.Amruta Assistant Guest Lecture on Linux Kernel
Malode Professor,PICT,Pune Construction
1 Mr. Dheeraj Lecture on Embedded System
Sonawane Adjunct Faculty Design-case studies, Power systems
Dr.Navnath Guest Lecture on Digital Image
Narwade Principal, PGMCOE,Pune Processing

11. Percentage of classes taken by temporary/visiting faculty (programme- wise information):


Sr. No. Class Percentage
1 SE, BE 10 %

12. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff sanctioned, filled and
vacant:

Posts Sanctioned posts Filled Actual


Laboratory Assistant 02 02 02
Laboratory Attendant 00 00 00

Peon 00 00 00

13. Thrust areas of research as identified by the department: Power Electronics based power
efficient applications

14. Information about research grants, projects completed and ongoing during the period of last 4
years from National funding agencies (like UGC, CSIR, DST, DBT etc): 01

Sr. Name of the Title of the Project Funding Amount Remarks if any
No. Principle Agency, (in Lakh)
Investigator Duration &
(C0- date of
investigator) sanction
1 Mr. J. M. Analysis & BCUD, 1,00,000/ ongoing
Bakliwal Implementation of LED SPPU, Pune -
Driving Topologies for the
performance improvement
of solid state Luminaries

15. Research facilities available in the department and recognition received, if any? Matlab 10.0
License version

16. Special Laboratories available in the department: No

17. Publications:

Papers published SCOPUS, Web of Citations h- Impact factor


Sr. in peer reviewed Science Indexing index range/Average
No. journals Papers Impact factor

1 7 - - - 5-6

18. Details of patents filed & granted and income generated: No


19. Does the department have Incubation Centre? No. Institute is having Incubation Centre.
Students from Department participate in it.

20. Consultancy services provided, name of the teacher/s and income generated: Nil

Sr. No. Year Name of the teacher Nature of consultancy Funds generated

Nil

21. Details of teachers invited as resource persons for Refresher courses, Orientation courses,
Seminars, Workshops, Conferences at national and international levels.

Name of Resource Person Name of Conference/ No. of


Seminars / Workshops Participants
Students Faculty
Dr. Navnath Narwade, Guest Lecture on Digital 32 01
Principal, PGMCOE, Pune Image Processing
Mrs. Amruta Guest Lecture on Linux 20 01
Malode,Assistant Profesor Kernel Construction

22. Details of teachers participated in Refresher courses, Orientation courses, Seminars,


Workshops, Conferences at national and international levels. (participant, presented paper,
chaired the session)

Sr. No. of Workshop No. of Seminar No. of Paper


No. Attended Attended Presentation

International National International National International National

1 - - - - 01 01

23. Participation of teachers in various academic activities as members of committees at


University level, State level, National level, International level bodies. (give details)

Sr. No. Name of Faculty Activity

1. J. M. Bakliwal Paper Setter & Examiner


Subject- Integrated Circuits
SE E&TC
Paper Setter & Examiner
Subject- Audio Video Engineering, BE

24. Details of teachers appointed/nominated on Editorial Boards at university, state, national and
international levels. : Nil

25. Awards / Prizes and recognitions received by teachers at university, state, national and
international level:

Sr. No. Name of Faculty Date Place Particulars

1 Mr. J. M. Bakliwal 29/3/2017- MMIT, Pune Best paper Award in National


30/3/2017 Conference on Recent Trends
in Computing Techniques
26. Awards and Prizes received by students at university, state, national and international level:

Sr. Name of Student Place Particulars

1 Yogesh Kumavat MMIT, Pune Best paper Award in National


Conference on Recent Trends in
Computing Techniques

27. Details of Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized at university, state, national and


international level and the source of funding with details: Nil

Name of Conference/ Funding No. of University/State/National/ Dates


Seminars / agency Particip International
Workshops ants

NIL

28. Student profile programme-wise at UG and PG

UG/PG Applications No. of Seats Male Female Total


Received students Available
Admitted
E & TC 25 10-FE 60 6 4 10
15-DSE 69 7 8 15

29. Year-wise results of students at UG and PG:

UG Appeared Passed Pass %

S.E. 21 1 4.76%

T.E. 14 5 35.71%

B.E. 67 63 94.02%

30. Student progression/ placement record: Number/ percentage of students proceeded for higher
studies Number/percentage of students placed:

Year % proceeded for higher studies % of students placed


M. Tech M.S.
2016-17 1.59 - 17.46

31. Present details of departmental infrastructural & other facilities with regard to

Details Quantity
Central Library Books and Journals, etc, 646
relevant to Department
Online (books, journals, etc.) subscribed 2 DELNET, NDL
Computers and Internet facilities for staff 6
Total number of class rooms 3
Class rooms with ICT facility 2
Students’ laboratory 8
Research laboratories -
Any other facility LCDs 3
32. Diversity of Students: (Year-wise)
% of students
% of students
Name of the % of students from % of students
from other
Programme from the same universities from other
universities
university outside the countries
within the State
State
UG 20 40 40 0

33. Number of students cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations, NET, SET,
GATE and other competitive examinations? Give Category wise data.

Year MPSC/UPSC NET/ GATE Other Exams Total


SET
2016-17 --- --- --- --- ---

34. Student progression/ placement record: Number/ percentage of students proceeded for higher
studies Number/percentage of students placed:

% proceeded for higher studies


Year % of students placed
UG to PG
2016-17 1.59 _ 17.46

35. Diversity of Faculty:

Teaching faculty %
from the same university 73.33
from other universities within the State 26.66
from other States 0
from outside the country 0

36. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. / D.Lit.: Nil

37. Curricular Aspects:


a) Does the faculty take initiative in curriculum development process? Yes

b) Does the department offer program with sufficient no. of electives options.: Yes. Department
offers sufficient number of Elective choice options to students by taking elective choices from
them.

Semester Elective Name of Electives No. of Students


Digital Image Processing 31
I Embedded Systems & 36
I RTOS36
Electronic Product Design 43
II
PLCs and Automation 24

c) While framing curriculum is feed-back taken from stakeholder’s viz. Students, Alumni, Parents,
Employers considered? Yes
38. Teaching-Learning, Evaluation

1) Is the faculty imparting innovations in teaching methodology?


(Group discussions / Problem solving /models / demos / Home Assignments / Seminar /
Debate / Quiz):
Yes. All the faculties are using different teaching methodology like Group discussions /
Problem solving /models / demos / Home Assignments / Seminar / Debate / Quiz during
lecture and practical session.
2) How many number of teachers preparing Course plan with details of number of lectures to be
delivered on each unit of the curriculum: All 15 Teachers
3) Use ICT methods to support lectures:
Methods used: Google Apps, Email, PPT, 3 LCD Projectors, 1 Audio-video systems etc. are
used by all faculties

4) Does the Department have Peer review processes? If yes, are the suggestions effectively
used to improve the teaching quality? Yes. Departmental Academic coordinator reviews and
monitors the teaching process to improve the Quality of teaching as per the policy of Dean
Academics.

5) Does the department have any mechanism to ensure that entire syllabus is completed?
Yes. Department have Syllabus coverage sheet mechanism to ensure that entire syllabus is
completed. The sheet is monthly circulated among the subject teachers through Class Teacher,
Academic Coordinator and Academic Dean

6) Do you offer Bridge/Remedial courses? If yes, Give details. Yes


No of No of No of
Sr. Academic
Class Sem Subjects Subject teacher students Students Students
No Year
appeared Passed Failed
SS Mrs. S. A. Nirve 22 3 19
EDC Mr. J. M. Bakliwal 22 9 13
I ECM Mr. M. R. Yashwante 22 7 15
DSA Mrs. S. S. Suryawanshi 22 8 14
SE
DE Ms. S. P. Shinde 22 13 9
1 2016-17 CS Ms. S. P. Shinde 21 9 12
`II M III Mrs. M. A. Alloli 21 6 15
IC Mr. J. M. Bakliwal 21 7 14
DC Mr. S. V. Bhise 14 7 7
I
TE ETL Ms. R. V. Jawale 14 6 8
II ITCT Mr. Sanjay Kumar 14 7 7

7) What is the method for conducting internal evaluation?


 Individual faculty members have primary authority and responsibility in all these areas and
are charged with carrying out those responsibilities in a professional manner.
 Students are made aware of the assessment methods at the beginning of the semester and
whenever necessary
 The assessed answer sheets as well as Model answer sheet of internal tests (Unit Test) are
given to the students and performance is discussed by the course teacher.
 Students having grievances with the internal evaluation process can directly discuss their
doubts individually with respective faculty members.
 Students can approach the Head of the Department & Dean Academic, in case of any
grievances.
 The appeal or grievance will be considered by independent and unbiased decision makers
who observe fair and impartial procedures
 The final decision will be based solely on relevant evidence and information.

39. Participatory Learning

1. Involvements of students in role play, case studies, and puzzle solving: Faculty involve
students in role play, case studies and puzzle solving in classrooms as well as lab session.
2. Sessions on Brainstorming and Panel discussion: Brainstorming and Panel Discussion
sessions are conducted regularly for final year students to improve their soft skills
3. Students Centric activities – Industrial visit, Onsite learning, Internships, MoU with
Industries for learning:
Industrial Visits
Sr. Class Industrial Visits
No
1 BE E&TC BSNL Bhavani Peth Pune
BE E&TC Doordarshan Kendra Paud road Pune
SE E&TC PMP Automation Pvt. Ltd
BE E&TC Just Engineering pvt.ltd
BE E&TC Electronics Test and Development Center,Kothrud,Pune.

MoU with Industries for learning

Sr. No. Period of MOU Name of MOU Activity Performed


1 June 2017 - June 2020 Japanese Language Audit course
2 Feb 2016 - Feb 2018 CADD Center Training Services Pvt. Ltd Guest Lecture = 1
July 2015 - July 2020 Workshop = 2
3 Prolific System & Technologies Pvt. Ltd
Workshop = 2
4 March 2014 – March 2017 SEED Infotech Pvt. Ltd
Jan 2013- Jan 2014 Workshop = 1
5 Meltek Infosystem Pvt.ltd
Placement = 3

4. Students Personality Development: Mock Interviews, Competitions etc.


Sr. No. Activity Number of participants
1 Aptitude and Problem Solving 28
2 English Language training 20
3 Art of Living & Barclays Global 60
Youth Employability Initiative

40. Quality of Students:

1) Mechanism for Identification of Advanced Learners and slow learners:


Institution identifies slow learners and advanced learners on the basis of qualifying marks and
established procedure. Students learning levels are evaluated based on performance of the
students in internal evaluation like unit test, on-line practice test and external evaluation of
University like In-SEM, on-line and theory examinations. On the basis of results fetched,
institution recognizes the slow and advanced learners.
2) Year wise Performance in Unit Test I/Unit Test II/ Viva/Term Work
Unit Test-I: -
Sr. No. Class Average Result (%)
1 SE 51.8
2 TE 31.44
3 BE 74.40
Unit Test-II: -
Sr. No. Class Average Result (%)
1 SE 68.84
2 TE 95.70
3 BE 98.11

3) Year wise Performance in University IN SEM /END SEM Exams


No. of
No. of No. of
Academic Students
Semester Class Students Students Percentage Percentage
Year with
Appeared All Clear
ATKT
SE 22 2 9.09 NA NA
SEM-I TE 14 6 42.85 NA NA
BE 67 28 41.79 NA NA
2016-17
SE 21 1 4.76 20 95.23
SEM-II TE 14 5 35.71 9 64.27
BE 67 63 94.02 NA NA

4) Participation in Skill Development Courses

Year Workshop
2016-17 3 Days workshop on Advanced Industrial Automation using PLC and SCADA
1 day training on Cadence OrCAD PCB Designer
2 days workshop on “Advance Embedded Technology – Raspberry- pi”
Japanese Language Workshop
Workshop on Road safety & Traffic Management

5) Participation in Co-Curricular / Extra Curricular Activities


Co-Curricular

Sr. No. Activity Name


1. National conference on recent trends in computing techniques
2. Competition held by Anantrao pawar college of engineering, pune
3. Industrial automation training at Yantra Harvest automation school, pune
4. AVISHKAR - 2016
5. Engineer’s Day Celebration
6. Robocon 2016

Extra Curricular

Sr. No. Activity


1. Special camp at Dhamari
2. Marathi Bhasha Din
3. Constitution Day
4. Teacher’s day
5. Donation to Orphange
6. Blood Donation Camp
7. Theater based personality development workshop
8. Art of living and Barclays global youth employability initiative
9. Tree plantation Program
10. International Yoga Day
11. Participation in PACE’17 by AIT, Pune
Participation in “Shivaji Trophy” State level inter- collegiate-20 by
12.
AISSMS, Pune

41. Teacher Performance:

a) Whether the performance of the teacher assessed by the students? If yes, are the feedback
reports analyzed and suggestions communicated to teachers? YES.
b) Whether suggestion boxes are kept in the department to get suggestions from students on
infrastructural facilities available in the department? : YES.

c) Do teachers submit Self-Appraisal Reports? Are these reports appraised by HOD and
forwarded to the university with comments? : YES.

d) What is the Departmental average API? How many teachers have API > Average API:
(2016-17) In Process

e) What is the individual faculty wise h index?

Sr. No Faculty Name h-index

1. Mrs. P. D. Wadkar 1

42. Details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving
external experts:
Guest Lectures

Sr. Class Guest Lectures


No.
1 TE, BE E&TC Industrial Automation by Prolific & Technologies Pvt.Ltd.
BE E&TC Introduction to Rasbery PI by AVMS Infotech,Pune.
TE, BE E&TC Industrial Automation by Yantra Automation
BE E&TC Linux Kernel Construction (Embedded Real Time Operating System)
BE E&TC Digital Image Processing

Workshop and Seminars

Sr. No. Workshop


3 Days workshop on Advanced Industrial Automation using PLC and SCADA
1-day training on Cadence OrCAD PCB Designer
1. 2 days workshop on “Advance Embedded Technology – Raspberry- pi”
Japanese Language Workshop
Workshop on Road safety & Traffic Management
43. How does the department ensure that DEPARTMENT VISION and MISSION statements are
constantly met and learning outcomes are monitored?

Vision: - “Connecting People with High Speed Technology”


Mission:

1. Developing Problem Solving Skills.


2. Inculcate and Imbibe Latest Technologies.
3. Designing Circuits & Fabricating Printed Circuit Boards.
4. Creating Multi-Disciplinary Environment

Particular Monitoring
Developing Problem Solving Skills. Testing of Electronic Boards
Inculcate and Imbibe Latest Technologies. Use of Simulation Software
Designing Circuits & Fabricating Printed Circuit Participation in PCB Design
Boards. Competition
Creating Multi-Disciplinary Environment Final Year Sponsored Project

44. Highlight the Special facilities (if, any) of the Department: - License Softwares Matlab,
Multisim

45. Highlight the unique features of the department: -


 PCB Design Lab
 Well equipped laboratories

46. State the Innovative practices adopted in the department:


 Industry visits planned for students to get the industry exposure
 Guest lecture conducted for students by expert from industry and institute on various topic
from syllabus.

47. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.

Sr. No. Name of activity

1. Yoga day

2. Tree plantation

3. Blood Donation

4. Personality Development

5. Constitution Day

6. Marathi Bhasha Din

7. Vittiya Sanksharta Abhiyan

8. Workshop of Sexual Harassment of Women

9. National Social Scheme Special Camp

10. Teacher’s day

11. Engineer’s day


48. Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the
department.
a. Strengths:

1) Strong Academics
2) Well equipped laboratories
3) Class rooms are well equipped for audio, video aids
4) Well enthusiastic, disciplined & self-motivated staff
5) Student progress-oriented programs are conducted
6) Ethical approach of faculty towards teaching
7) Healthy environment in department
8) Good cooperation & mutual understanding among staff members
9) Proper documentation
10) Departmental library with good collection of books & e- learning material
11) Support to students for national / international publications
12) Support to students for college / inter college cultural activities & sports activities

b. Weaknesses:

1) Less research & development work


2) No Associate Professor & Professor in department
3) Less number of lab assistants
4) Less number of permanent & regular staff
5) Stability of staff is less

6) First class & distinction students are very less


7) Laboratory development process is slow
8) Conducted very less faulty developments programs
9) No National & International level seminars & conferences are organized
10) Lack of motivation for faculty comprehensive development

c. Opportunities:

1) Organization of Technical events


2) Making more MOU’s with Industry for training TE & BE student
3) Conduction of Job oriented certificate course
4) Conduction of revenue generation courses
5) Implantation of green energy equipments like solar electricity generator
6) Post graduation course like ME /M. Tech can be started

d. Challenges:

1) Student placement improvement


2) Admission improvement
3) Staff retention
4) Making MOU with Large scale industries

49. Future plans of the department: Closure


a. Long term plans :NA
b. Short term plans:
Increasing Industry Institute Relationship
Center of Excellence
More Training Program for Students
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ACADEMIC AUDIT & ADMINISTRATIVE AUDIT REPORT


ACADEMIC YEAR: 2016-2017
(Provide information for last four years from 2012-13 to 2015-16)

A. ACADEMIC AUDIT

1. Name of the Department : Engineering Sciences


2. Year of establishment : 2008
3. Examination System: Annual/ Semester/Choice Based Credit System/ Credit and Grading system/ any
other system, specify:
Academic Year Class Examination System
2015-16 FE Semester Pattern with Credit and Grading system
2014-15 FE Semester Pattern
2013-14 FE Semester Pattern
2012-13 FE Semester Pattern

4. Participation of the department in the curriculum development for courses offered by the University.

Sr. Staff Particulars


1 Dr. U. P. Moharil - Paper setting for Engineering Physics – 2008 pattern, 2012 pattern,
2015 pattern
- Member of Panel Automation of Question Paper from Question
Bank for Engineering Physics – 2015 pattern
- Member of Core Committee for question bank (modification and
invalid question verification) in Physics Online Phase-I and Phase-II
exam – 2012 pattern, 2015 pattern
- Moderation for Engineering Physics - 2008 pattern, 2012 pattern,
2015 pattern
2 Mrs. M. A. Alloli - Paper setting for Engineering Mathematics – I, II, III,
- Moderation in UOP examinations
3 Dr. Meena More - Member of Core Committee for question bank in Engg Math.-III, SE
(2012-2015) Civil, Online Phase-I and Phase-II exam
- Member of Committee formed for (modification, verification invalid
questions reported in Online Phase-I and Phase-II exam of Sem-I,
2013 in SE Civil and SE Mechanical, SE E&TC

5. List of Visiting Fellows/Teachers, Adjunct and Emeritus Professors, (for last 4 years).
Name Designation Qualifications Industry /Research Nature of appointment
Experience
Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

1
6. Percentage of classes taken by temporary/visiting faculty (programme-wise information): - Nil
7. Information about research grants, projects completed and ongoing from National funding agencies
(like BCUD, UGC, DST) (Last 4 Years):
Sr. Name of the Title of the Project Funding Agency, Amount Remarks if
Principle Duration & date (in any
Investigator of sanction Lakh)
1 Dr. P. B. Lihitkar Investigation of nano- BCUD, University 2.91 Completed
and materials and their of Pune successfully
Mr. N. S. Pande polymer nano-composites (2012-14)
2 Mrs. M. R. Cost reduction & BCUD, University 1.5 Completed
Yashwante performance of Pune successfully
improvement in earthing (2014-17)
system by various ways

8. Publications (Last 4 Years):


Sr. Academic Papers SCOPUS Web of Citations h- Impact factor
Year published in Indexing Science index range/Average
peer Papers Indexing Impact factor
reviewed Papers
journals
1 2014-15 1 1 Nil 0 0 0.833
2 2015-16 1 1 Nil 0 0 0.30
3 2015-16 1 1 Nil 4 1 0.570

9. Details of patents filed & granted and revenue income generated: Nil
10. Consultancy services provided, name of the teacher/s and income generated: Nil

11. Details of teachers invited as resource persons for Refresher courses, Orientation courses, Seminars,
Workshops, Conferences at national and international levels.

Sr. Name of College Topic Academic Date


Year
1 AISSMS Institute of Physics of Semiconductors 2014-15 13/02/2015
Information
Technology, Kennedy
Road, Pune – 411001

12. Details of teachers participated in Refresher courses, Orientation courses, Seminars, Workshops,
Conferences at national and international levels.(participant, presented paper, chaired the session)
(Last 4 Years):

A.Y. International National International

W/S Confer. Seminar W/S Confer. Seminar W/S Confer. Seminar

2012-13 -- 02 -- 05 -- -- -- -- --
2013-14 02 01 -- 09 -- -- -- -- --

2014-15 02 01 -- 03 -- -- -- -- --
-- 04 -- -- -- -- -- -- --
2015-16

2
Name of the Title of the Professional Development Date and Duration
Year
Teachers Program (from – to)
Mr. International Conference on Green Route
2014-15 Nishigandh Synthesis of Iron Nanoparticles and 22/02/2015
Pande Antibacterial Studies
International Conference on Geometric
Ms. Meena 18/12/2014-21/12/2014
2014-15 Function Theory and Its Applications
More
(ICGFTA-2014)
Dr. Shazia R. 23/06/2014-27/06/2014
2014-15 Annual Conference of RMS 2014
Shaikh
Mr. Hanmant A tool for Personal & Professornal 19/06/2014-20/06/2014
2014-15
S. Nayane Competence
Mrs. Manjula National conference on Engineering 05/06/2014-06/06/2014
2014-15
Alloli Applications of Mathematics
3 days National Level Faculty Development
Mr. Hanmant
2013-14 Program on Research Based Teaching & 07/04/2014-09/04/2014
Nayane
Learning
Mrs. Meena International Symposium on Complex Analysis
2013-14 28/12/2013-30/12/2013
More and Conformal Geometry, IIT Indore
Dr. Shazia R.
2013-14 Pure and Applied Mathematics 17/12/2013-19/12/2013
Shaikh
Mrs. Manjula Workshop on Engg. Maths-III at K.K.Wagh
2013-14 18/12/2013
A. Alloli IEER, Nashik
Mrs. Meena Workshop on Engg. Maths-III at K.K.Wagh
2013-14 18/12/2013
More IEER, Nashik
Ms. Vaishali National Conference on Pure & Applied
2013-14 17/12/2013-19/12/2013
Patil Mathematics At COE Pune
Mr.
International Conference on Advanced
2013-14 Nishigandh 11/10/2013-13/10/2013
Polymeric Materials, at Kerala
Pande
Two Days State level workshop on Strategies
Mrs. Manjula
2013-14 for Performance Outcome Based Engg. 10/10/2013-11/10/2013
A. Alloli
Education, At D.Y. Patil IET, Pimpri, Pune
Dr. Shazia R.
2013-14 Engineering Maths-III 21/06/2013
Shaikh
Dr. Prashant
2013-14 Physics for Energy & environment 14/06/2013
B. Lihitkar
Ms. Nilofer National conference on Engg Applications of
2013-14 06/06/2013-07/06/2013
Sayyed Maths, At MIT Alandi
Mrs. Manjula
2012-13 Discrete Mathematics, Algebra & Analysis 21/04/2014-24/04/2013
A. Alloli
Mr. Hanmant Innovative Techniques in the Teaching of
2012-13 16/03/2013
S. Nayane English Language & Literature
Dr. Shazia R.
2012-13 Discrete Mathematics, Algebra & Analysis 22/12/2012-24/12/2012
Shaikh
Mr. One day workshop on Syllabus
2012-13 Nishigandh Implementation Engg Chemistry for FE, At 30/07/2012
Pande D.Y. Patil COE, Akurdi, Pune
One day workshop on Syllabus
Mr. Prashant
2012-13 Implementation Engg Chemistry for FE, At 30/07/2012
B. Lihitkar
D.Y. Patil COE, Akurdi, Pune

13. Participation of teachers in various academic activities as members of committees at University level,
State level, National level, International level bodies. (give details)

3
Sr. Faculty Name of College Date Remark
1 Dr. Umesh P. Moharil Jaihind College of Engineering, 12/08/2012 SPPU Staff Selection
Kuran, Dist. Pune – 410511 Committee
2 Dr. Umesh P. Moharil AISSMS Institute of Information 04/04/2013 SPPU Staff
Technology, Kennedy Road, Selection Committee
Pune – 411001
3 Dr. Umesh P. Moharil Sandip Foundation, Nashik 09/05/2013 SPPU Staff
Selection Committee
4 Dr. Umesh P. Moharil Sandip Foundation, Nashik 11/06/2015 SPPU Staff
Selection Staff
Committee
5 Dr. Umesh P. Moharil AISSMS College of 28/05/2016 Local Staff Selection
Engineering, Kennedy Road, Committee
Pune – 411001

14. Details of teachers appointed/nominated on Editorial Boards/Reviewers at university, state, national


and international levels - Nil

15. Awards / Prizes and recognitions received by teachers at university, state, national and international
level: - Nil

16. Awards and Prizes received by students at university, state, national and international level: - Nil

17. Details of Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops/FDP organized at university, state, national and


international level and the source of funding with details: - Nil

Name of Funding No. of University/State/National/ Dates


Conference/ agency Participants International
Seminars /
Workshops/FDP
Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

18. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. / D.Lit.:

Academic Sr. Name of Faculty Achieved Details of Achieved Higher


Year Qualification Qualification & Date

2014 - 15 1 Mr. Amar D. Shitole M.E. (Civil) From D. Y. Patil School of


Engineering, Lohgaon, Pune
2014 - 15 2 Mr. D. T. Rahane M.E. (Civil) From D. Y. Patil School of
Engineering, Lohgaon, Pune
2015-16 3 Mr. H. S. Nayane Ph.D.* Selected for Ph.D.in (English)
registration under the guidance of Dr. Shilpa
Gauri Ganpule, Ramkrishna
More College, Akurdi
2015-16 4 Dr. Meena More Ph.D.* In mathematics from North
Awarded Maharashtra University, Jalgaon

19. Curricular Aspects:

a) Does the department offer program with sufficient no. of electives options?

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Students having choice of opting Engineering Physics / Engineering Chemistry and Basic
Electronics Engineering / Basic Electrical Engineering in the first / second semesters.

b) While framing curriculum is feed-back taken from stakeholder’s viz. Students, Alumni, Parents,
Employers considered? Yes (Report is available with Dean, Student Affairs)

c) Number of teachers preparing & following Academic Teaching plan: 12


d) Do you offer Bridge/Remedial courses? If yes, Give details.
Slow learners are identified after the University Phase I, Phase II or theory examination on the basis
of their performance. Remedial courses are conducted for the students to improve their performance.

20. What is the method for conducting internal evaluation?


Internal evaluation of Term Work is done on the basis of the parameters such as (a) regularity (b)
completion of assignments (c) completion of practicals (d) performance in unit tests and term end
examination. Term work marks are calculated on a formula-based model.

21. Teacher Performance:


a) Whether the performance of the teacher assessed by the students? If yes, are the feedback reports
analysed and suggestions communicated to teachers?
The student feedback is taken in a transparent manner and on online system (moodle). The feedback
reports are prepared and are discussed with faculties one-to-one by HOD and Principal (if required).
The comments/suggestions given by student in the online feedback are shared with faculties.

b) Whether suggestion boxes are kept in the department to get suggestions from students on
infrastructural facilities available in the department? Yes

c) Do teachers submit Self-Appraisal Reports? Are these reports appraised by HOD and forwarded to the
Principal with comments? Yes. Appraisal is carried out for a academic year based on performance
evaluation of both semesters. Self-appraisal form is given to the faculties. HOD and Principal evaluate
the performance.

d) What is the Departmental Average Appraisal Score _____? How many teachers have Appraisal Score
or Grade A, B, C and D?

A.Y. No. of Faculties in No. of Faculties in No. of Faculties in No. of Faculties in


Grade-A Grade-B Grade-C Grade-D
2012-13 02 05 04 02
2013-14 04 07 01 --
2014-15 06 04 -- --
2015-16 06 02 01 --

22. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving
external experts.

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Sr. Name of Guest Organization of Topic for Guest Date of Guest
No Guest Lecture
1 Dr. Amit C. Hiray, Associate MIT, Academy of How to Improve 19/09/2012
Professor Engineering, LSRW skills in
Alandi, Pune English
2 Mr. Ashok Ghuge, Assistant Navsahyadri Personality 09/02/2013
Professor Group of Development &
Institutes, Pune Career Guidance
3 Dr. Bhagwat Biradi, Assistant MIT Polytechnic, SWOT Analysis & 10/09/2013
Professor Pune Goal Setting
4 Dr. Prashant Mothe, Associate Adarsh College, Common Errors in 30/01/2014
Professor Omerga English
communication
5 Mr. Dashrath Kale, Senior HSBC Software Relevance of Soft 17/09/2014
Consultant Specialist, Development Skills in present
Corpoarate Trainer India Pvt Ltd, days
Yerwada, Pune
6 Mr. Ravindra Rahate, HSBC Software Time Management 06/02/2015
Consultant Specialist Development
India Pvt Ltd,
Yerwada, Pune
7 Dr. Atul Patil, Assistant College of Stress Management 08/09/2015
Professor Engineering, Pune
8 Mr, Sunil Patil Corporate Trainer Group Discussion 05/02/2016
& Personal
Interview

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B. ADMINISTRATIVE AUDIT

23. Department-wise Student Teacher Ratio (Last 4 Years):

Academic Year Student-Teacher Ratio


2012-13 13.15
2013-14 13.72
2014-15 14.60
2015-16 13.67

24. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and vacant (Last 4 Years):

Academic Year 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16


Designation Sancti Filled Sancti Filled Sanc Fille Sanc Fille
oned oned tione d tione d
d d
Professor 01 -- 01 -- 01 -- 01 --
Associate 03 01 03 01 03 02 03 02
Professor
Assistant 12 16 12 13 12 12 12 10
Professor
Total 16 17 16 14 16 14 16 12

25. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, experience, nature of appointment (confirmed/
probation/temporary) (2015-16):

Sr. Teaching/ Nature of


Name of Faculty Designation Qualifications Research appointme
Experience nt
1 Dr. Mohril Umesh Associate
Ph.D. Physics 11 Years Approved
Pradip Professor
2 Associate
Dr. Meena More Ph.D. (Maths) 11 Years Approved
Professor
3 Dr. Lihitkar Prashant Assistant
Ph.D. (Chemistry) 5 Years Approved
Baba Professor
4 Assistant M.Sc., Ph.D.
Ms. Shaikh Shaziya 11 Years Approved
Professor (Maths)*
5 Mrs. Alloli Manjula Assistant M.Sc. (Maths),
15 Years Approved
Anand Professor Ph.D.*
6 Mrs.Yashwante Assistant M.E. (Electrical
8 Years Approved
Meghna R Professor Engg.), Ph.D.*
7 Mrs. Deshmukh Leena Assistant
M.E. (Civil Engg.) 12 Years Approved
A. Professor
8 Ms. Bhise Manisha Assistant M.Tech. (Civil
09 Years Approved
Devidas Professor Engg)
9 Mr. Nayane Hanmant Assistant M.A. (English),
09 Years Regular
S. Professor M.Phil, Ph.D.*
10 Mr. Amar Devendra Assistant
M.E. (Civil) 05 Years Regular
Shitole Professor
11 Mr. Nishgandh S. Assistant M.Sc. (Chemistry),
08 Years Regular
Pande Professor Ph.D.*
12 Assistant
Ms. Nilofer U. Sayyed M.Sc. (Maths) 05 Years Regular
Professor 7
26. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff sanctioned, filled and vacant:

Sr. Posts Sanctioned Filled Actual


posts
1 Laboratory Assistant 04 -- 04
2 Laboratory Attendant -- -- --
3 Peon -- -- --

27. Student profile programme-wise at UG and PG (Last 4 Years):

UG Applications No. of Seats Male Femal Total Year


Received students Availabl e
Admitted e
UG 221 221 300 181 40 221 2012-13
UG 192 192 240 156 36 192 2013-14
UG 146 146 240 126 20 146 2014-15
UG 112 112 240 98 14 112 2015-16

28. Year-wise results of students at UG:

UG Year Appeared Passed Pass % ATKT ATKT (%)


FE 2012-13 222 62 27.9 105 47.3
FE 2013-14 189 86 45.50 63 43.4
FE 2014-15 145 45 31 69 47.6
FE 2015-16 106 11 10.4 58 54.7

29. Student progression/ placement record: Number/ percentage of students proceeded for higher studies
Number/percentage of students placed: N.A.

Year % proceeded for higher studies % of students placed


M. Tech M.S.

30. Present details of departmental infrastructural & other facilities with regard to
a) Central Library Books and Journals, etc, relevant to Department :
b) Online (books, journals etc) Subscribed :.
Titles: 498, Volumes: 1673
c) Computers and Internet facilities for staff : 1:1
d) Total number of class rooms : 04
e) Class rooms with ICT facility : 04
f) Students’ laboratory : 00
g) Research laboratories : 00
h) Any other facility LCDs : 04

31. Diversity of Students: (Year-wise)

Name of the % of students % of students from % of students from % of students


Programme from the same other universities universities outside from other
university within the State the State countries

2012-13 49.77 % 50.22 % 09 --


(110/221) (111/221) (0.04%)

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Marathwada Mitra Mandal’s
Institute of Technology
Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)
IQAC/ 2017-18 /36 Date: 22/05/2017

INFORMATION FOR ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE AUDIT OF THE DEPARTMENT


A.Y. – 2017-2018
(Provide information for A. Y. 2016-17)

1. Name of the Department : Engineering Sciences & Humanities

2. Year of establishment : 2008

3. Courses conducted in collaboration with Industries and Institutions : Nil

4. Examination System: Annual/ Semester/Choice Based Credit System/ Credit and Grading system/ any
other system, specify : Semester / Credit and Grading System

5. Participation of the department in the curriculum development for courses offered by the University.

Sr. Faculty Particulars


1 Dr. U. P. Moharil - Paper setting for Engineering Physics – 2008 pattern, 2012 pattern,
2015 pattern
- Member of Panel Automation of Question Paper from Question Bank
for Engineering Physics – 2015 pattern
- Member of Core Committee for question bank (modification and
invalid question verification) in Physics Online Phase-I and Phase-II
exam – 2012 pattern, 2015 pattern
- Moderation for Engineering Physics - 2008 pattern, 2012 pattern,
2015 pattern
2 Mrs. M. A. Alloli - Paper setting for Engineering Mathematics – I, II, III,
- Moderation in UOP examinations

6. Department-wise Student Teacher Ratio : 11.26

7. Department-wise Purchase Budget and expenditure details :


A.Y. Proposed Budget (in Rs.) Expenditure
2016-17 Rs. 57,88,674/- (Incl Salary) 00/-

8. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and vacant

1
Designation Sanctioned Filled Filled under
CAS
Professor 01 -- --
Associate Professor 03 01 --
Assistant Professor 12 08 --
Total 16 09 --

9. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, experience, nature of appointment (confirmed/
probation/temporary):
Teaching/ Nature of
Sr. Name Designation Qualifications Research appointme
Experience nt
Associate
1 Dr. Mohril Umesh Pradip Ph.D. Physics 12 Years Approved
Professor
Dr. Lihitkar Prashant Assistant
2 Ph.D. (Chemistry) 6 Years Approved
Baba Professor
Assistant
3 Dr. Shaikh Shaziya Ph.D. (Maths) 12 Years Approved
Professor
Dr. Amita Gokulchand Assistant
4 Ph.D. (Maths) 10 Years Approved
Pal Professor
Mrs. Alloli Manjula Assistant M.Sc. (Maths),
5 16 Years Approved
Anand Professor Ph.D.*
Mrs.Yashwante Meghna Assistant M.E. (Electrical
6 9 Years Approved
R Professor Engg.), Ph.D.*
Assistant
7 Mrs. Deshmukh Leena A. M.E. (Civil Engg.) 13 Years Approved
Professor
Ms. Bhise Manisha Assistant M.Tech. (Civil
8 10 Years Approved
Devidas Professor Engg)
Assistant M.A. (English),
9 Mr. Nayane Hanmant S. 10 Years Regular
Professor M.Phil, Ph.D.*

10. List of Visiting Fellows/Teachers, Adjunct and Emeritus Professors:

Name Designation Qualifications Industry /Research Nature of appointment


Experience
Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

11. Percentage of classes taken by temporary/visiting faculty (programme-wise information): Nil

12. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff sanctioned, filled and vacant:

Sr. Posts Sanctioned Filled Actual


posts
1 Laboratory Assistant 03 -- 03
2 Laboratory Attendant -- -- --

3 Peon -- -- --

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13. Thrust areas of research as identified by the department:

Sr. Name of Faculty Subject Area of Research

1 Dr. Mohril Umesh Pradip Physics CMR Materials

2 Chemistry Nano Materials, Mesoporous materials,


Dr. Lihitkar Prashant Baba
nano-materials, polymer composites

3 Ms. Shaikh Shaziya Mathematics Discrete Mathematics

4 Mrs. Alloli Manjula Anand Mathematics Fluid Dynamics

5 Electrical Earthing
Mrs.Yashwante Meghna R
Engineering

14. Information about research grants, projects completed and ongoing from National funding agencies
(like BCUD, UGC, DST)

Sr. Name of the Title of the Project Funding Amount Remarks if any
No. Principle Agency, (in Lakh)
Investigator Duration &
date of
sanction
1 Mrs. M. R. Cost evaluation and BCUD, 1.5 2014-17
Yashwante reduction of SPPU, Pune
earthing resistance

15. Research facilities available in the department and recognition received, if any? Nil
16. Special laboratories available in the departments: Nil
17. Publications:
Sr. Academic Papers SCOPUS Web of Citations h- Impact factor
No. Year published in Indexing Science index range/Average
peer reviewed Papers Indexing Impact factor
journals Papers
1 2016-17 1 Nil Nil 0 0 0.681

18. Details of patents filed & granted and revenue income generated : Nil
19. Does the department have Incubation Centre? : Yes
20. Consultancy services provided, name of the teacher/s and income generated:

Sr. No. Year Name of the teacher Nature of consultancy Funds


generated

-- -- Nil Nil Nil

21. Details of teachers invited as resource persons for Refresher courses, Orientation courses, Seminars,
Workshops, Conferences at national and international levels.: Nil

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22. Details of teachers participated in Refresher courses, Orientation courses, Seminars, Workshops,
Conferences at national and international levels. (participant, presented paper, chaired the session)

A.Y. International National International

W/S Confer. Seminar W/S Confer. Seminar W/S Confer. Seminar

2016-17 --- 01 ---- 18 01 ---- --- ---- ---

Title of the Professional Date and Duration


Year Name of the Teachers
Development Program (from – to)
Gandhian Model for rural
2016-17 Mr. Hanmant S. Nayane Reconstruction: Relarance in Present 24/03/2017
Content
Use of ICT in Teaching Literature &
2016-17 Mr. Hanmant S. Nayane 04/03/2017
Social Sciences
National Conference on Discrete 20/02/2017-
2016-17 Dr. Shazia R. Shaikh
Mathematics 22/02/2017
Effective Teaching Methodology in 05/01/2017-
2016-17 Mr. Leena Deshmukh
Engg. Machanics 06/01/2017
Effective Teaching Methodology in 05/01/2017-
2016-17 Mr. Manisha Bhise
Engg. Machanics 06/01/2017
23/12/2016-
2016-17 Dr. Prashant B. Lihitkar Accreditation of Engg. Programs
24/12/2016
Faculty Orientation Workshop on 16/12/2016-
2016-17 Mr. Hanmant S. Nayane
Employability Skill Development 17/12/2016
Teaching Strategies Syllabus
2016-17 Dr. A. G. Pal 16/12/2016
Discusion of Engg. Mathematics-III
Teaching Strategies Syllabus
2016-17 Mr. Manjula A. Alloli 16/12/2016
Discusion of Engg. Mathematics-III
Accreditation Process for technical 15/12/2016 -
2016-17 Dr. Prashant B. Lihitkar
Institutions 16/12/2016
Appl. of Mathematics in Engg.
2016-17 Mr. Manjula A. Alloli 26/11/2016
Stream
Appl. of Mathematics in Engg.
2016-17 Dr. Shazia R. Shaikh 26/11/2016
Stream
32nd National Convention of
Electrical Engineers and National
Mrs. Meghana R. 11/11/2016-
2016-17 Seminar on Sustainable
Yashwante 12/11/2016
Development in Indian Power Sector
for Next Decade
Cost reduction & performence
Mrs. Meghana R.
2016-17 improvment in earthing System 07/10/2016
Yashwante
using Various Methods
23/09/2016 -
2016-17 Dr. Umesh P. Moharil National Teachers Conference
25/9/2016
Product Modeling Simulation and 09/09/2016 -
2016-17 Dr. Shazia R. Shaikh
Manufacturing-2016 10/09/2016
Discrete Mathematics and 9/06/2016 -
2016-17 Dr. Shazia R. Shaikh
Applications 11/06/2016
Mrs. Meghana R. Faculty orientation Workshop on ‘ 9/06/2016-
2016-17
Yashwante ECM’ SE(E&TC)-2016 by 11/06/2016 (3 days)

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23. Participation of teachers in various academic activities as members of committees at University level,
State level, National level, International level bodies. (give details)

Sr. Name of College College Letter No. Date Remark


1 Dr. Umesh P. Moharil AISSMS Institute of Information 18/05/2017 Local Selection
Technology, Kennedy Road, Pune Committee of
– 411001 SPPU
2 Dr. Umesh P. Moharil Cummins College of Engineering 15/05/2017 Local Selection
for Women, Karve Nagar, Pune – Committee of
411052 SPPU

24. Details of teachers appointed/nominated on Editorial Boards/Reviewers at university, state, national


and international levels. Nil

25. Awards / Prizes and recognitions received by teachers at university, state, national and international
level: Nil

26. Awards and Prizes received by students at university, state, national and international level:Nil
27. Details of Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops/FDP organized at university, state, national and
international level and the source of funding with details:

Name of Funding No. of University/State/National/ Dates


Conference/ agency Participants International
Seminars /
Workshops/FDP
Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

28. Student profile programme-wise at UG and PG

UG/PG Applications No. of Seats Male Female Total Year


Received students Available
Admitted
Comp 48 48 60 34 14 48 I
E&TC 10 10 60 06 04 10 I
Mech 40 40 120 38 02 40 I

29. Year-wise results of students at UG:

UG Year Appeared Passed Pass %

FE 2016-17 98 19 19.4%
50 (ATKT) 50.1%

30. Student progression/ placement record: Number/ percentage of students proceeded for higher studies
Number/percentage of students placed: N. A.

31. Present details of departmental infrastructural & other facilities with regard to
a) Central Library Books and Journals, etc, relevant to Department :
b) Online (books, journals etc.) Subscribed :
Titles: 498, Volumes: 1673
c) Computers and Internet facilities for staff : 1:1
d) Total number of class rooms : 03
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e) Class rooms with ICT facility : 03
f) Students’ laboratory : 04
g) Research laboratories : Nil
h) Any other facility, LCDs : 03

32. Diversity of Students: (Year-wise)

Name of % of students % of students % of students from % of


the from the same from other universities outside students
Programme university universities the State from other
within the countries
State
FE 39.79% 60.20 % 06 --
(39/98) (59/98)

33. Number of students cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations, NET, SET, GATE and
other competitive examinations? Give Category wise data. : N. A.

34. Student progression/ placement record: Number/ percentage of students proceeded for higher studies
Number/percentage of students placed: N. A.

35. Diversity of Faculty:

Teaching faculty %
from the same university --
from other universities within the State 77.7
from other States 22.2
from outside the country --

36. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. / D.Lit.:

Sr. Name of Faculty Achieved Qualification Details of Achieved Higher


No. Qualification & Date
1 Dr. S. R. Shaikh Ph.D. (Submitted Thesis) Submitted Thesis on 8/8/2016
and awarded Ph.D.
2 Prof. H.S. Nayane Ph.D. Registered, Qualified SET Registered on 30/03/2016,
SET-May 2016
3 Prof. M.A Alloli Ph.D. Coursework completed May 2016

37. Curricular Aspects:

a) Does the faculty take initiative in curriculum development process?


The syllabus is designed by Savitribai Phule Pune University. The department faculties are involved in
1. Syllabus designing - Dr. U. P. Moharil
2. Online exam question verification & validation – Dr. U. P. Moharil, Dr. S. R. Shaikh
3. Question paper setting (theory, online) – Dr. U. P. Moharil, Mrs. M. A. Alloli
4. Moderation and assessment – All faculties
b) Does the department offer program with sufficient no. of electives options?

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The choice of subjects Engineering Physics / Engineering Chemistry and Basic Electronic
Engineering / Basic Electrical Engineering is given to students in both semesters as per SPPU
guidelines.

c) While framing curriculum is feed-back taken from stakeholder’s viz. Students, Alumni, Parents,
Employers considered? Yes. (Data is available with Dean, Students Affairs)
38. Teaching-Learning, Evaluation:

1) Is the faculty imparting innovations in teaching methodology? Yes


(Group discussions / Problem solving /models / demos / Home Assignments / Seminar / Debate /
Quiz)

2) How many number of teachers preparing Course plan with details of number of lectures to be
delivered on each unit of the curriculum : 09

3) Use ICT methods to support lectures: Use of presentations, LCD projectors, video lectures, online
exam practice platform (www.MyExamo.com), moodle, social media, etc

4) Does the Department have Peer review processes? If yes, are the suggestions effectively used to
improve the teaching quality? The department conducts weekly meeting of all faculties. The
suggestions given by all faculties are discussed and are implemented after consensus.

5) Does the department have any mechanism to ensure that entire syllabus is completed?
Every 15 days the review is taken in department meeting. Monthly report is prepared for syllabus
coverage. Depending on the requirement college after hours, holidays and Sundays are utilized for
covering the syllabus.

6) Do you offer Bridge/Remedial courses? If yes, Give details. After every examination, for the subject
with weak results and slow learners the remedial classes are organized.

7) What is the method for conducting internal evaluation?


Internal evaluation of Term Work is done on the basis of the parameters such as (a) regularity (b)
completion of assignments (c) completion of practical’s (d) performance in unit tests and term end
examination. Term work marks are calculated on a formula-based model.

39. Participatory Learning:


1) Involvements of students in role play, case studies, and puzzle solving: Department is conducting role
play, case studies, and puzzle solving to create interest in difficult subjects
2) Sessions on Brainstorming and Panel discussion: Brainstorming and Panel Discussion sessions are
conducted regularly for final year students to improve their soft skills.
3) Students Centric activities – Industrial visit, Onsite learning, Internships, MoU with Industries for
learning

Place No. of Year Date Details of Industrial Visit /


Students Tour
Science 98 2017 14/03/2017 Study tour for the subject Basic
Park, & Mechanical Engineering as per
Nigadi 15/03/2017 requirement of SPPU syllabus.

4) Students Personality Development: Mock Interviews, Competitions etc.: Nil

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40. Quality of the Students:
1) Mechanism for Identification of Advanced Learners and slow learners
Institution identifies slow learners and advanced learners on the basis of qualifying marks and
established procedure. Students learning levels are evaluated based on performance of the students in
internal evaluation like unit test, on-line practice test and external evaluation of University like In-
SEM, on-line and theory examinations. On the basis of results fetched, institution recognizes the slow
and advanced learners.

2) Year wise Performance in Unit Test I/Unit Test II/ Viva/Term Work
Unit Tests I, II are conducted on the days of Phase I, II online examinations of SPPU for the same
subject. Immediately after completion of the examination, discussion and difficulty session for around
1 hour is organized. Teachers interact with student and solve their difficulties. The data is available
with Ms. M. D. Bhise (Coordinator)

3) Year wise Performance in University IN SEM /END SEM Exams


UG Year Appeared Passed Pass % ATKT ATKT (%)
FE 2012-13 222 62 27.9 105 47.3
FE 2013-14 189 86 45.50 63 43.4
FE 2014-15 145 45 31 69 47.6
FE 2015-16 106 11 10.4 58 54.7
FE 2016-17 96 19 19.4 50 50.1

4) Participation in Skill Development Courses:


Department organized a seminar on Life Skills (Motivation and Study encouragement) by Mr. Balaji
Jadhav, Mr. A. Chaware on 26th October 2017 for First Year Students.

5) Participation in Co-Curricular / Extra Curricular Activities: Nil

41. Teacher Performance:

a) Whether the performance of the teacher assessed by the students? If yes, are the feedback reports
analysed and suggestions communicated to teachers?

The student feedback is taken in a transparent manner and on online system (moodle). The feedback
reports are prepared and are discussed with faculties one-to-one by HOD and Principal (if required).
The comments/suggestions given by student in the online feedback are shared with faculties.

b) Whether suggestion boxes are kept in the department to get suggestions from students on
infrastructural facilities available in the department? Yes

c) Do teachers submit Self-Appraisal Reports? Are these reports appraised by HOD and forwarded to the
Principal with comments?

In every academic year, faculty appraisal is carried out based on performance evaluation of both
semesters. Evaluation is done based on three parameters (a) students feedback (b) results of
examination (c) appraisal. A self appraisal report is given to faculty followed by verification by HOD
and Principal.

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d) What is the Departmental Average Appraisal Score _____? How many teachers have Appraisal Score
or Grade A, B, C and D? In Process

e) What is the individual faculty wise h index? Nil

42. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving
external experts.

Sr. Name of Guest Organization of Guest Topic for Guest Date of Guest
Lecture
1 Mr. Nitin Pote, Government Use of Free web- 24/08/2016
Assistant Professor Polytechnic College, based applications
Chandrapur for English
communication
2 Dr. Pritam Thakur, Vidya Prathisthan Effective 08/02/2017
Assistant Professor college, Indapur communication
Skills in English

43. How does the department ensure that DEPARTMENT VISION and MISSION statements are
constantly met and learning outcomes are monitored?
CO-PO mapping is carried out after assessment of performance of students on the basis of (a) Internal
Examinations (b) Unit Tests (c) Term End Examination (d) Online Examinations (e) University
Examinations. Depending upon the outcomes of assessment, it is ensured that vision and mission are
achieved.

44. Highlight the Special facilities (if, any) of the Department.


The classrooms are specifically designed in hexagonal way and with increasing steps arrangement to
have maximum interaction with students

45. Highlight the unique features of the department.


Well experienced faculties with average teaching experience of more than 10 years. Four faculties are
Ph.D. and three faculties are pursuing Ph.D.

46. State the Innovative practices adopted in the department.

Special difficulty solving sessions are arranged for a group of students of a batch. Teacher interacts
with every student, identifies the difficulties in the subject takes corrective action wherever required.

47. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.

Sr. Date Time Venue Name of Events

1 27 /10/ 2017 9.30 am to 2 MMIT Campus and Swacchta Hi Seva 2017


pm Wadgaon Shinde Village,
Pune

48. Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the department.

Strengths:
Experienced faculties, 4 Ph.D., 3 Pursing, Average experience more than 10 years, stable and
dedicated faculties

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