Annual Report

2019-20

Our Inspiration

Late Shri Ganeshi Lal Ji Agrawal 1910-1977

About Us

In the year 1998, the first step was taken

by Shri Narayan Das Agrawal to fulfil his

father's dream by establishing the GLA

Institute of Technology and Management.

It went on to take the shape of GLA Group

of Institutions and finally became GLA

University in the year 2010 through the

U.P. State Legislative Act of 2009 (UP Act

21 of 2010). The University is recognized

by UGC under section 2(f). GLA

University is also a member of the

Association of Indian Universities(AIU)

and Educational Member of IACBE

(International Assembly of Collegiate

Business Education). Home to over 10500+ students, the

University provides education at

Diploma, Undergraduate, Postgraduate

and Doctoral levels in various disciplines

of Engineering, Management,

Commerce, Diploma, Legal Studies,

Biotechnology, Pharmacy, Agriculture,

Sciences & English, and Education. More than 550 well-qualified and

experienced faculty members and 700

dedicated staff members work full-time

for students' professional and all-around

development. With a 30000+ strong

alumni network all over the world, GLA

University enjoys a special integration

with the corporate world, which helps to

develop industry-ready curriculum &

pedagogy and the placement of the

students.

Contents:

University at a Glance - 06

Chancellor Message - 08

Vice Chancellor Message - 08

Course - 09

Post Graduate Courses

Graduate Courses

Ph.D Course (Doctoral Program)

Certificate Courses (Diploma Program)

New Programs

Institutes and Department - 11

Engineering & Technology - 12

Department of Computer Engineering and Applications

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Department of Electrical Engineering

Department of Electronics and Communication

Department of Civil Engineering

Business Management - 12

Pharmaceutical Research - 13

Applied Sciences & Humanities - 14

Department of Chemistry

Department of Physics

Department of Mathematics

Department of English

Department of Biotech

Faculty of Agricultural Science

Legal Studies and Research - 15

University Polytechnic - 15

Faculty of Education - 16

Training and Placement - 17

Centres

CSED – Industry 4.0 Facility - 26

Career Development Centre - 27

University Recognition in Research - 30

Ranks and Accolades - 36

Admission During the year 2019 - 37

Convocation: Degree & Certificates distribution ceremony - 39

Patents - 42

MoUs - 43

TEDXGLAU - 49

Startup - 50

Facilities in GLA University - 53

Corporate Social Responsibility/Social Activities - 69

Life at GLA University - 76

Faculty and Staff - 83

New Faculty and Staff appointed in 2019-20 - 84

Financial Statement - 85

University Governance

Court - 87

Executive Council - 88

Academic Council - 90

Fee Committee - 93

Admission Committee - 94

The Planning Board - 94

Financial Committee - 95

Ab out G L A Uni ve rsi ty

It was the year 1991 Shri Narayan Das Agrawal decided to fulfil the dream of his

father, Late Shri Ganeshi Lal Agrawal, of establishing an institute for quality education

to the people and the region & beyond. and initiated Sri Jagannath Prasad Ganeshi

Lal Bazaz Charitable Trust Samiti in an attempt to make the holy city Mathura a

recognized destination for knowledge seekers from different spheres of life. This is

what led to the foundation of a milestone at the karmabhoomi of the versatile and

sagacious Lord Krishna. GLA University has been actively involved with social causes

since its very inception and has drawn appreciation from one and all for its works in

various facets of societal paradigms.

This is what led to the foundation of a milestone at the karmabhoomi of the versatile

and sagacious Lord Krishna. GLA University has been actively involved with social

causes since its very inception and has drawn appreciation from one and all for its

work in various facets of societal paradigms.

It is a pleasure to introduce ourselves as GLA University, one of the leading private

universities in this region of the nation. The University runs diploma, undergraduate,

postgraduate and doctoral programmes in various streams of engineering, technology,

management, commerce, education, Life Sciences, legal studies, applied sciences &

humanities, and agricultural science. The University is home to more than 10,000

students and has an able support of close to 1,000 faculty and staff members. The

University has been accredited with ‘A’ by NAAC since 2017 for its outstanding

approach towards providing quality professional education and path -breaking

research.

Uni ve rsi ty at a G lanc e

Vision

We envision ourselves as a pace-setting university of Academic Excellence focused on

education, research and development in established and emerging professions.

Mission

To impart quality professional education, to conduct commendable research and to

provide credible consultancy and extension services as per current and emerging

socio-economic needs.

To continuously enhance and enrich the teaching/learning process and set such

standards, education and otherwise, that other institutes would want to emulate.

To be totally student-centric, thus promoting the overall growth and development of

intellect and personality of our prime stakeholders, namely students, so that our

alumni are worthy citizens and highly sought-after professionals worldwide.

To empower the members of faculty and staff so that the university's ambience is one

of harmony, mutual respect, cooperative endeavour and receptivity towards positive

ideas.

To proactively seek regular feedback from all the stakeholders and take appropriate

measures based on them thus leading to excellent learning process.be totally student-

centric, thus promoting the overall growth and development of intellect and

personality of our prime stakeholders, namely students, so that our alumni are worthy

citizens and highly sought-after professionals worldwide

Faculty Research

The University has always promoted their faculty for the research by giving

recongnition in financial term for publication their research in journal and

conferences in the academic year 2019-20, faculty of the university received research

grant worth INR 1,90,00,000. The details are as under:

S.No. Particulers Number

01 Books 4

02 Book Chapter 346

03 Patent published 15

04 Journal Articles (SCI & Scopus) 441

05 Journal Articles (Conference Procedding) 157

New Leadership

Prof. Phalguni Gupta joined as the Vice Chancellor of the University on 12th June, 2020

Outreach

The office of the admission with team PRAYAAS under the new leadership of Mr. Saibal

Chatterjee, General Manager – Admission developed and extenshive outreach programme

that included participation of schools of all over India, Nepal, Bhutal and middle east.

Under his supervision, his team visited the school and colleges acroos the country and

neigbouring countries and engaged with councellor at diffirent school and colleges

admisnistrator to famalier them about education of the university. Digital, print and social

media were the important tools of the admission outreach.

Admissions and Financial Aid

For the deserving students and economically weaker sections, university gives the

financial aid in form of different scholarship in tution fee. The university also had the tie

ups with banks to enable education loan for their students. Financial Aid given to the

students in this financial year INR 5,48,94000/-

Graduating Students

Total of 2615 students graduated 2082 from 14 programs offered by 5 institutes, one

faculty of education. 23 Ph.D, 510 graduated with Masters degree and 2082 were awarded

Bachelor’s Degrees

Chancellor’s Message

Over the past two decades, GLA University has acquired a reputation of

imparting quality education at GLA; we strive to offer all our students an all-

round professional development backed by a strong network of placement

partner companies and plenty of opportunities to follow extra-curricular

interests. Our interactive and engaging teaching pedagogy supports our pursuit of the

holistic development of our students. Convention and modernity come

together at GLA to offer the best to our students. We welcome you to explore

our world-class infrastructure and amenities. With a thriving learning

atmosphere filled with camaraderie at GLA, we aspire to provide students

with a true Ivy League University experience.

Narayan Das Agrawal

Vice Chancellor’s Message

It is a matter of immense pleasure for me to be a part of the GLA University,

Mathura family as its Vice-Chancellor. I take this opportunity to welcome

students from all parts of the world to join our academic programmes. Most

of such students have come from the folds of their family to another in their

quest for knowledge. Henceforth, one needs to feel that their teachers,

seniors and peers form an extended family from whom they get complete

guidance, support and help to move ahead in life as professionals in the

programmes they have opted for. The university has young faculty members who are highly qualified in their

fields of expertise. Our faculty members publish their research outcome in

high impact factor journals of repute on a regular basis. There is an active

interaction between faculty and students on the campus. The learning

experiences on the campus pave a strong path for the enhancement of the

overall development of the learners.

The university organises a large number of national and international conferences, seminars and workshops every year.

Organising such type of events helps to provide a variety of experiences to the students and gets an opportunity to inculcate

skills such as leadership and team spirit, which are helpful in their career. This beautiful campus of the university is fully ICT

enabled and provides an excellent e-learning platform. Its curriculum, along with co-curricular and extra-curricular activities

give a true opportunity to shape physical, mental and intellectual growth of students. On behalf of the University family, I assure you that the university will help you pursue your objectives of life under the varied

social, cultural and economic environment and make the University family proud of your attainments.

Prof. Phalguni Gupta

C o u r s e s Post Graduate Courses

M. Pharm (Pharmaceutics)

M. Pharm (Pharmacology) MCA

M. Tech (Electronics & Communications) M. Tech (Electrical Engineering)

M. Tech (Mechanical Engineering) M. Tech (Structural Engineering) M. Tech (Energy System)

M. Tech (Transportation Engineering)

M. Tech (Computer Science & Engineering)

M.Sc. (Microbiology &

Immunology) M.Sc. (Chemistry)

M.Sc (Biotechnology) M.Sc. (Physics) MBA. MBA (Dual specialization)

MBA (Construction Management) MBA (Financial Markets & Banking)

MBA (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)

LL.M. LL.M. Executive

Graduate Courses

B. Tech (Electronics &

Communications) B. Tech (Electrical & Electronics)

B. Tech (Electrical Engineering) B. Tech (Mechanical Engineering) B. Tech (Civil Engineering)

B. Tech (Computer Science & Engineering) B. Tech CSE (Cloud Computing &

Virtualization) B. Tech CSE (Artificial Intelligence

and Machine Learning) B. Tech CSE (Cyber Security & Forensics)

B. Tech CSE (Data Analytics) B. Tech (Mechatronics

Engineering) B.Tech (Automobile Engineering) B. Tech Mechanical Engineering

(Lateral Entry) B. Tech CSE (Lateral Entry)

B. Tech Electrical Engineering

(Lateral Entry) B. Tech Electronics &

Communications(Lateral Entry) B. Tech Civil Engineering (Lateral Entry)

B.Sc. (Hons.) (Chemistry) B.Sc. (Hons.) Biotech B.Sc. (Hons.) (Physics)

B.Sc. (Hons.) (Agriculture) B. Pharm

B. Pharm (Lateral Entry) BCA B.A.(Hons.) Economics B.A. L.L.B (Hons.)

B.Com. (Hons.) (Global Accounting (CIMA))

B.Ed B. Com (Hons.) B. Com L.L.B (Hons.) BBA BBA (Hons.)

BBA (Family Business) MBA (Integrated)

Ph.D Courses (Doctoral Programme)

Ph.D. (Pharmaceutical Sciences) Ph.D. (Biotechnology) Ph.D. (Electrical Engineering)

Ph.D. (Electronics & Communications)

Ph.D. (Applied Chemistry) Ph.D (Civil Engineering) Ph.D (Management)

Ph.D. (Microbiology)

Ph.D. (Mechanical Engineering) Ph.D. (Computer Science & Engineering)

Ph.D. (Mathematics) Ph.D. (Physics)

Ph.D. (English) Ph.D. (Education) Ph.D. (Law)

Certificate Courses (Diploma Course)

D. Pharm Diploma (Electronics & Communication) Diploma (Civil Engineering)

Diploma (Computer Science Engineering) Diploma (Electrical Engineering) Diploma (Mechanical Engineering)

Diploma (Chemical Engineering)

New Programmes

Following new programmes have been started during the 2019-20

S.No. Programme Intake (2019-20

1 MBA (Financial Market and Banking) 30

2 M.Sc (Chemistry) 30

3 BA (Houns.) Economics 30

4 B.Tech CS (Cyber Security) 90

5 B.Tech CS (IoT) 60

6 B. Comm (H) Global Accounting with CIMA 40

7 B.Sc (Chemistry) 30

I n s t i t u t e a n d D e p a r t m e n t s

Engineering & Technology

Department of Computer Engineering and Applications

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Department of Electrical Engineering

Department of Electronics and Communication

Department of Civil Engineering

Business Management

Pharmaceutical Research

Applied Sciences & Humanities

Department of Chemistry

Department of Physics

Department of Mathematics

Department of English

Department of Biotechnology

Faculty of Agricultural Science

Legal Studies and Research

University Polytechnic

Faculty of Education

School of Physical Education

I n s t i t u t e o f E n g i n e e r i n g & Te c h n o l o g y The Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) of the university is one such

spearhead because that was the program the GLA U began its joinery of Academic

Excellence with. Being the oldest among the existing institutes and one of the best

Engineering Colleges in UP, the IET has very succinctly proven and established its

hallmark through quality education not only in the region, the state but much beyond.

Programs offered by the Institute of Engineering & Technology of GLA University are

designed such that they, with a proven track-record, are dedicated towards nurturing

Technically Sound, Socially Responsible Human Being and Globally Acceptable Engineers

who evolve into Innovators and Entrepreneurs, capable of delivering outstanding

solutions. IET proudly boasts of its dynamic alumni ranging from the domain of Public

Service Commission, i.e. IAS, IPS and PCS officers to Lieutenants in Armed Forces, and

also of its alumni serving at high echelons in service sectors across the globe. The Institute

ever since its beginning has offered quality education in the field of Technical Education

and its alumni spread all over the world are the stamp of testimony to the legacy of the

IET, one of the top Engineering Colleges in Uttar Pradesh.

I n s ti tu te o f B u s i n e s s M a n a ge m e n t

The mission of the IBM is to foster academic excellence by imparting quality education at undergraduate level; and research opportunities at graduate levels with empowered

faculty and staff. Students are provided with a strong academic foundation in business, and are prepared to become global citizens who are productive, competent, environmental conscious, ethical professionals with social responsibility. The IBM cultivates a highly-

interactive, student-centric and conducive to learning environment that is embedded with state of art the instructional methodologies and the development of leadership and life-

long learning skills in its students.

GLA Management Department is one of the best Management Colleges in UP in the state

with over 2000 students and 80 plus faculty members, offering a wide range of specialization like Business intelligence, Data analytics, Supply chain management, Logistic management, I.B, I.T, H.R, Marketing and Finance, MBA in Financial Market,

Logistic and supply chain management etc.

The department is headed by some eminent professors with a proven track record and professionals who have made a mark in the industry. This association introduces our

students to the concepts of corporate culture and a sense of influential patronage. With many firsts to its credit and an impeccable record to boast of, the T&P cell works round-the-clock to ensure that the students of the University get placed in reputed companies at

lucrative terms across various industries.The Institute of Business Management, GLA University got IACBE accreditation in the year 2020.

The Institute of Business Management, GLA University got IACBE accreditation in the year 2020.

I n s ti tu te o f P h a r m a c e u ti c a l Re s e a rc h

Institute of Pharmaceutical Research Mathura was established in 2006 to set a benchmark in the field of Pharmaceutical Education, Since then we have a placement

record of more than 80%. The teaching techniques adopted by the institute aim at laying a strong foundation for the students.

I n s t i t u t e o f A p p l i e d S c i e n c e s & H u m a n i t i e s

The Institute of Applied Sciences and Humanities caters to the requirements of the

students by offering professional courses in the fields of Applied Sciences and Biotechnology.

At present, the institute offers courses in, BSc (H) Chemistry, BSc Agriculture Science,

BSc Biotech; MSc Chemistry MSc Biotech, MSc Microbiology, MA English, and PhD programmes in Microbiology, Biotechnology, Applied Physics, Applied Chemistry, Applied Mathematics English and applied linguistics.

Department of English

Department of Physics Department of Chemistry Department of Mathematics

Department of Biotechnology Faculty of Agricultural Science

These various departments are centers of academic excellence, imparting world-class

quality education at undergraduate and postgraduate levels at the University. The primary focus of these departments is to strengthen the conceptualized frameworks, lay strong foundation, imbibe core essentials and bring forward comfort in

communication in the field of Applied Sciences and Humanities.

These departments conduct research and development programmes and offer consultancy services as per the needs of the students they strive steadily for over-all

growth and development of a student’s intellect and personality to turn them into confident professionals. GLA’s highly qualified faculty members regularly infuse industry experience into their teaching methodology with the help of most advanced

educational tools to reach the global standards of today’s world.

The Institute has improvised a unique teaching pedagogy that emphasizes on the practical aspect of education as it does on the theoretical aspect. Pro-active student

initiatives enhance student’s participation in the collaborative learning process. The Institute organizes regular personality development programmes to ensure that students take an active part in activities such as group discussions, case study

presentations, mock interviews, role play exercises etc.

I n s t i t u t e o f L e g a l S t u d i e s a n d R e s e a r c h

Our motto at Institute of Legal Studies Research(ILSR), GLA University, Mathura, UP, India, is to train and motivate bright young minds to discover their strengths to become an impact focused legal professional leader in their chosen field. Our aim is to identify

specialized career options in the legal profession in public and private sector and provide appropriate guidance and training to our students to prepare them for their upcoming professional life after law school.

A special focus is devoted towards developing entrepreneurship skills and attitude

among students and they will be encouraged to take unique initiatives to solve social and legal problems in India through legal and business solutions.

To prepare students for their professional life after five years, we provide a compulsory

national & international internship at law firms, national & international companies, High Court, Supreme Court, research and policy organizations, NGOs, Government organizations etc. We also provide compulsory paralegal training to all law students for

practical training for their legal career. Special training and coaching is also given for UPSC, Judiciary, SSC, Army exams and support for getting admission in top global

universities for higher education.

Un i ve rs i t y Po ly te c h n i c

Young people of twenty-first century are encouraged to make their career as professionals with board based foundation, in-depth knowledge and a versatile personality. The

institute has commendable infrastructure comprising of specious lecture theaters, conference halls, well- equipped laboratories, workshops and a rich library.

The integration of sincere, energetic, highly motivated faculty with disciplined and serene atmosphere all around the campus further strengthened by indomitable human spirit

groom the building engineers to lead the society of the tomorrow. The wonderful world of University Polytechnic, one of the top Diploma Colleges in UP, awaits you.

Fa c u lty o f E d u c a ti o n

Faculty of Education aims at preparing dedicated, knowledgeable, skilled, creative and disciplined school teachers for the Indian school system who can perform complex duties. The duties may range from effective classroom teaching to molding the value system of

students and undertaking administrative responsibilities with devotion and commitment. Faculty of education prepares teacher educators and researchers to play a leading role in

their profession. Teaching is not a profession, it’s a passion. Passion to uphold wisdom over mere knowledge, humility over arrogance, curiosity over ignorance and most important excellence over mediocrity. Teacher’s work is one of the most demanding in

nature. These demands need to be upheld by training teachers correctly and adequately.

Core Values of Faculty of Education:

Discipline- It is the practice of training people to obey rules or a code of behaviour, using reinforcement to correct disobedience.

Punctuality or Respect for Time- We promote punctuality and Time Management among Stake Holders.

Freedom of Thought and Expression- We believe that Freedom of Thought and

Expression is necessary, as without this overall development of individual cannot be completed.

Honesty and Integrity- We are committed to practices that are fair, honest and

objective in dealing with students, faculty members, staff and stake holders at all levels of Institution.

Excellence- We promote Excellence in whatever constructive and productive work / activity Students /Faculties do.

Accountability and Transparency- We believe in having complete transparency at

all levels of hierarchy to promote a healthier working atmosphere to all. We believe in Accountability for and Transparency in, all my deeds and actions.

Perseverance- We encourage Perseverance in doing something despite difficulty or delay in achieving success.

Encouragement- Encouragement is provided for critical and quantitative thinking,

effective communication, ethical decision making and social obligation in our students

Social Responsibility- We are focused on promoting the sense of social

responsibilities in students by involving them in various social activities that gives them a broader perspective of understanding the causes and possible solutions

related to various social issues.

Tr a i n i n g a n d P l a c e m e n t The Department of Training and Placement is an integral part and backbone of the

university. We, at GLA, focus on nurturing intellectual minds to produce qualitative

human resource. To help students stand out and gain competitive edge over others, we

emphasize development of both functional skills and exceptional practical outlook. S.

No. Name of the company CTC PA Visit on

Total Place Students

1 Gemini Solution Pvt. Ltd. 480000 2/5/2019 9

2 Juspay Technologies Pvt Ltd 800000 3/5/2019 4

3 Squareboat 420000 7/6/2019 5

4 Analytics Vidhya 600000 7/6/2019 3

5 Hudle 420000 7/6/2019 2

6 Kony India Private Limited 400000 10/6/2019 3

7 Myanatomy 600000 13/6/2019 5

8 Fourkites 700000 17/6/2019 1

9 Intelligrape ( To The New Digital) 600000 18/6/2019 9

10 Medlife.Com 1200000 29/6/2019 4

11 Infosys Ltd 500000

1/7/2019

14/11/2019

BCA-off

campus

6

12 Hyperdart Technologies Pvt Ltd - Hyperdart,

Inc. – Hyperdart 500000 4/7/2019 2

13 Sagitec Solutions Private Limited 400000 1/7/2019 1

14 Microsoft Corporation (India) Pvt. Ltd. 950000 12/7/2019 8

15 Tek Systems Ltd 600000 17/7/2019 5

16 First American India Pvt Ltd 450010 18/7/2019 7

17 Wing Man Partners Pvt. Ltd. 400000 22/7/2019 5

18 83Incs-Digital 450000 1/9/2019 3

19 Hitachi Consulting Corporation 650000 25/7/2019 2

20 Technovert Solutions 600000 26/7/2019 6

21 Just Dial Pvt. Ltd 600000 29/7/2019 1

22 Smaac Net Solution P. Ltd 425000 1/8/2019 5

23 Gslab 450000 2/8/2019 6

24 Epam Systems Inc. 600000 2/8/2019 1

25 Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 350000 3/8/2019 6

26 Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 350000 3/8/2019 30

27 Fluidech 400000 4/8/2019 2

28 Sap Labs India Pvt. Ltd. 300000 6/8/2019 1

29 Aptean India Pvt Ltd 500000 8/8/2019 2

30 Sopra Steria 400000 10/8/2019 19

31 Guvi Geek Network Pvt Ltd 400000 11/8/2019 1

32 Accenture Services Pvt Ltd. 650000 13/8/2019 231+21

252

33 Playdude.Com 400000 16/8/2019 4

34 Lido Learning.Com 1000000 19/8/2019 6

35 Digivalet Inc 425000 22/8/2019 2

36 Bluepi Consulting Pvt. Ltd 600000 23/8/2019 2

37 Mu Sigma Business Solutions Pvt. Ltd 830000 24/8/2019 21

S. No.

Name of the company CTC PA Visit on Total Place Students

38 Btm Financial Llc 400000 26/8/2019 2

39 Global Logic India Pvt. Ltd 482143 30/8/2019 13

40 3 Pillar Global 415000 30/8/2019 6

41 Finbox-Digital 600000 1/9/2019 1

42 Dream11 1740000 2/9/2019 1

43 Padmini Vna Mechatronics Pvt. Ltd &

Padmini Tt Pvt Ltd 300000 3/9/2019 4

44 Hike Education 540000 4/9/2019 2

45 Daffodil Software Ltd 400000 4/9/2019 8

46 Anglo Eastern Shipping Pvt. Ltd. 400000 6/9/2019 1

47 Contata Solutions 400000 6/9/2019 3

48 Franke Faber India Ltd. 630000 10/9/2019 1

49 Wipro Technologies Ltd 350000 11/9/2019 46

50 Appinventiv Technologies 360000 14/9/2019 7

51 Capgemini Consulting India (P) Ltd 380000 16/9/2019 134

52 NCR Corporation India Pvt. Ltd. 400000 18/9/2019 10

53 Astrea It Services 300000 21/9/2019 2

54 Vvdn Technologies Pvt. Ltd. 320000 23/9/2019 1

55 Niit Technologies Ltd 350000 24/9/2019 13

56 Edukyu Pvt. Ltd. 474000 24/9/2019 4

57 Ksolves India Pvt. Ltd 400000 25/9/2019 1

58 Fiserv India Ltd. 300000 26/9/2019 8

59 Webkul Software Pvt.Ltd 320000 28/9/2019 1

60 Panasonic India Pvt. Ltd. 362000 30/9/2019 3

61 Vinove Software & Services 320688 30/9/2019 6

62 Isgec Heavy Engineering Ltd 447432 11/10/2019 8

63 Finstem Group 300000 11/10/2019 21

64 The Guardian Life Insurance Company Of

America 230000 12/10/2019 31

65 Lawyered 505000 16/10/2019 4

66 Sify Technologies Ltd 350000 16/10/2019 7

67 Omics International Pvt. Ltd (Omics Group) 290000 16/10/2019 18

68 India Accelerator 450000 17/10/2019 1

69 Indus Valley Partners India Pvt Ltd. 563000 18/10/2019 4

70 Ujjivan Small Finance Bank 500000 18/10/2019 3

71 British Telecom 230196 22/10/2019 11

72 Innovaccer Pvt. Ltd 550000 22/10/2019 2

73 Ps Quickit Pvt Ltd 300000 23/10/2019 3

74 Berger Paints Ltd. 575083 25/10/2019 1

75 Mrf Tyres 500000 30/11/2019 1

76 Ebizon Netinfo Pvt Ltd 240000 7/11/2019 2

77 Naukri.Com (Info Edge India Ltd) 352000 10/11/2019 5

78 Poly Medicure Limited 240000 10/11/2019 3

79 Digiversal Consultants Pvt. Ltd 300000 12/11/2019 10

80 Alembic Limited 288600 13/11/2019 16

81 Leixir Group-Digital 300000 13/11/2019 1

82 Oracle India Pvt. Ltd. 623053 14/11/2019 1

83 Stemrobo Technologies Pvt Ltd 260000 14/11/2019 3

S. No.

Name of the company CTC PA Visit on Total Place Students

84 Orange Business Services Pvt Ltd 400000 15/11/2019 2

85 Shopclues ( Clues Network Pvt. Ltd ) 400000 16/11/2019 8

86 Spraxa Solutions Pvt Ltd 240000 16/11/2019 2

87 Gyftr (O2o Ecosystem Private Limited) 270000 20/11/2019 2

88 Certybox 500000 21/11/2019 6

89 Shubham Flexible-Digital 300000 21/11/2019 1

90 Benchmark Internet Group 228000 22/11/2019 6

91 Software One 450000 23/11/2019 5

92 Hdfc Bank 423000 24/11/2019 3

93 Fare Labs Pvt. Ltd. 420000 26/11/2019 3

94 Delhi Integrated Multi-Modal Transit Systems

Ltd. 400000 26/11/2019 3

95 Voltas Ltd. 259000 27/11/2019 3

96 Tata Consulting Engineers Ltd. 450000 28/11/2019 10

97 F13.Tech 605600 28/11/2019 3

98 Primasonic Spectrum Pvt Ltd 306000 28/11/2019 2

99 Cavinkare Pvt. Ltd. 550000 28/11/2019 4

100 Cryoviva Biotech Pvt. Ltd. 240000 29/11/2019 10

101 Go Mechanic -Targetone Innovations Pvt. Ltd 400000 29/11/2019 7

102 Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 193000 30/11/2019 6

103 Sanmar Group 445000 30/11/2019 2

104 Epoch Insurance Brokers (P) Limited 400000 2/12/2019 6

105 Jk Paper Ltd. 400000 2/12/2019 2

106 Dr. Lal Pathlabs Ltd. 350000 3/12/2019 3

107 Extramarks Education India Pvt. Ltd. 900000 4/12/2019 5

108 Hdfc Sales Pvt.Ltd. 294000 4/12/2019 8

109 Jmc Projects (India) Ltd. 264000 4/12/2019 7

110 Rohde & Schwarz India Pvt Ltd 400000 4/12/2019 2

111 Vedang Consultancy Service Pvt. Ltd. 216000 5/12/2019 3

112 Bandhan Bank Ltd 350000 6/12/2019 13

113 Paperbyte Private Limited 300000 8/12/2019 1

114 Triveni Almirah Pvt. Ltd. 488560 9/12/2019 15

115 Nep Broadcast Solutions 300000 13/12/2019 1

116 Wipro HR Services India Pvt Ltd. 308000 14/12/2019 8

117 Infinity Informations 240000 14/12/2019 4

118 Ceasefire Industries Limited 400000 18/12/2019 7

119 Bgsb Concrete Solutions (P) Ltd 264000 24/12/2019 9

120 Mmi Softwares Pvt. Ltd. 250000 24/12/2019 3

121 O.C. Tanner 600000 27/12/2019 1

122 Tex Corp Limited 200000 27/12/2019 2

123 Triune Energy Services Pvt. Ltd 360000 3/1/2020 6

124 Thoughtworks Technologies (India) Pvt. Ltd. 803028 4/1/2020 1

125 Nayara Energy Limited (Formerly Essar Oil

Limited) 350000 6/1/2020 1

126 Karcher India 400000 6/1/2020 4

127 India Shelter Finance Corporation Ltd 350000 7/1/2020 8

128 Lifecell International Private Limited 240000 7/1/2020 4

129 Icici Prudential Life Insurance Co. 400000 8/1/2020 16

S. No.

Name of the company CTC PA Visit on Total Place Students

130 Strata Geosystems (India) Pvt. Ltd 295272 9/1/2020 5

131 Byjus Classes (Think And Learn Pvt Ltd.) 700000 9/1/2020 2

132 Tech Mahindra Ltd. 325000 9/1/2020 2

133 Jbm Group-Digital 132000 9/1/2020 43

134 Parle Agro-Digital 300000 10/1/2020 1

135 Saariga Constructions Private Limited 240000 12/1/2020 2

136 Wordveda Learning Solutions 340000 13/1/2020 1

137 Chicago Bridge & Iron Company (Mcdermott) 500000 13/1/2020 2

138 Intellectpartners Consulting Llp 325000 14/1/2020 2

139 Noida Power Company Limited 350000 15/1/2020 1

140 Cefnogi Solution 180000 16/1/2020 3

141 Manitou Equipment India Limited 258000 16/1/2020 10

142 Unicharm India Private Ltd. 325584 17/1/2020 4

143 Om Logistics Ltd. (Om Group) 500000 18/1/2020 2

144 Supertech India Pvt Ltd 242272 18/1/2020 6

145 Blue Star Limited 365096 20/1/2020 5

146 Octavus Consulting 240000 20/1/2020 3

147 Nixxit It Solutions-Digital 300000 31/1/202 1

148 Policy Bazaar 250000 21/1/2020 45

149 Parmar Construction Limited 360000 24/1/2020 2

150 Softsages Technology 240000 24/1/2020 16

151 Ids Infotech Limited 408000 30/1/2020 5

152 Aeroplane Rice 240000 31/1/2020 3

153 Relaxo Footwears Ltd. 300000 31/1/2020 4

154 Edge Telecom-Digital 168000 31/1/2020 10

155 Tdk India Private Limited (Navitasys India) 194000 1/2/2020 21

156 Geekyants Software Pvt Ltd-Digital 600000 1/2/2020 1

157 Piaggio Vehicles Pvt. Ltd. 450000 3/2/2020 4

158 Source Resources Private Limited-Digital 200000 3/2/2020 1

159 Iffco-Tokio Insurance Co. Ltd 340000 6/2/2020 7

160 Lybrate India Pvt Ltd 320000 7/2/2020 9

161 Fis Global Business Solutions India Pvt Ltd 322000 8/2/2020 22

162 Anika International Pvt. Limited 450000 10/2/2020 4

163 Rainbow Realty Consulting 200000 10/2/2020 23

164 Ultratech Cements 240000 10/2/2020 2

165 Tomar Construction Company 300000 11/2/2020 3

166 Cinda Engineering & Construction Pvt Ltd 300000 12/2/2020 4

167 Explore Engineering Consultants 264000 13/2/2020 2

168 Century Pulp & Paper 300000 13/2/2020 4

169 Jk Paper Limited 400000 14/2/2020 1

170 Esteem Projects Pvt. Ltd. 300000 15/2/2020 3

171 Shellz Overseas Pvt Limited 325000 18/22020 2

172 Flairchase 300000 18/22020 3

173 Wunderman (Wpp Group) 400000 19/2/2020 2

174 Windmoller & Holscher India Pvt Ltd 350000 20/2/2020 1

175 Oppo Mobile India Pvt. Ltd. 288000 22/2/2020 11

176 Transport Corporation Of India Ltd 350000 23/2/2020 4

177 Madhus Garage Equipment Pvt. Ltd. 276000 24/2/2020 3

S. No.

Name of the company CTC PA Visit on Total Place Students

178 Interra Systems Pvt.Ltd. 450000 25/2/2020 1

179 Paramount Technomech 300000 25/2/2020 12

180 Healthviser Pvt. Ltd., 240000 25/2/2020 7

181 Gls Consultants 180000 26/2/2020 11

182 Prominent Realty 180000 26/2/2020 11

183 Healthwatch Telediagnostics Pvt., Ltd. (Chc

Healthcare) 280000 26/2/2020 11

184 Square Yards 366000 26/2/2020 18

185 Grenosearch 300000 28/2/2020 1

186 Godaam.Com 300000 28/2/2020 1

187 Adaan Digital Solutions Private Limited 180000 28/2/2020 3

188 Logicladder Technologies Private Limited 300000 28/2/2020 2

189 Rieco Industries Limited 300000 29/2/2020 1

190 International Tractors Limited 400000 2/3/2020 1

191 Mindcrafttraining 300000 4/3/2020 3

192 Varuna Intergrated Logistics Pvt. Ltd. 300000 5/3/2020 6

193 Abyeti Technologies Private Limited 250000 27/5/2020 1

194 Priority Vendor Technologies Private Limited

(C2fo Company) 350005 9/3/2020 1

195 Pratian Technologies 350000 15/6/2020 1

196 R Systems International Ltd. 360000 26/6/2020 1

197 Nirvana Solutions Pvt Ltd 500000 27/6/2020 1

198 Pango Retail 700000 19/6/2020 6

Focus is on placing students in various establishments according to their areas of interest

and specialization, Numerous corporate interactions in the form of Guest Lectures,

National Conferences, Workshops, Seminars, Webinars and industrial visits are held to

enable students to understand real-life situations and experiences. More than 300

companies visit GLA University every year offer jobs and placement opportunities as

University provides up to 5 opportunities to student to select their career path.

Placement Ready Enhancement Program (PREP) through the training of verbal, numerical,

logical and analytical skills leads students to become industry ready and enables them to

face the interviews of various In-campus and Off-campus placement drives.

C e n t re fo r C S E D – I n d u s t r y 4 . 0 Fa c i l i t y

Industry 4.0 has been defined as “a name for the current trend of automation and data

exchange in manufacturing technologies, including cyber-physical systems, the Internet

of things, cloud computing and cognitive computing and creating the smart factory”.

Industry 4.0 is a vision that evolved from an initiative to make the German manufacturing

industry more competitive (‘Industrie 4.0’) to a globally adopted term.

Industry 4.0 is often used interchangeably with the notion of the fourth industrial

revolution. It is characterized by, among others,

1) Even more automation than in the third industrial revolution.

2) The bridging of the physical and digital world through cyber-physical systems,

enabled by Industrial IoT.

3) A shift from a central industrial control system to one where smart products define

the production steps.

4) Closed-loop data models and control systems.

5) Personalization/customization of products

GLA University in collaboration with Dysmech Competency Services (DCS), Pune, has set up the Center for Skill and Entrepreneur Development (CSED) a functional industry inside the campus wherein students will be exposed to the industrial ecosystem with project-

based learning program. Course Offered:

B.Tech. – Computer Sciences Engineering (CSE) in specialization with Industrial IoT.

B.Tech. – Mechanical Engineering (ME) in specialization with Smart Manufacturing.

CSED at GLAU is working on skill development as an industry partner to bridge the gap. We call it “Industry inside an Institute.

Highlights:

Hands on experience on Industry Sized Equipment

Simulation and designing on Industrial Licensed Softwire’s of global brands like

PTC, Dassault & Mastercam.

Corporate experienced faculty for niche technologies

Live Industrial Project as part of curriculum.

Value for Students: Industry Ready Engineer With Experience of 1 To 2 Years

Students Would Get To Work on Industrial Problem Statements.

Provide Platform For Publications, Patents And Industry Sponsored Projects.

Students Would Be Preferred For Lateral Hiring Against The Fresh Hiring.

C a r e e r D e ve l o p m e n t C e n t r e

Un i ve r s i t y R e c o g n i t i o n i n R e s e a r c h

No. of JRFs, SRFs, Post Doctoral Fellows, Research Associates and other fellows in the Institution

enrolled during the year

S.No Name of Research fellowship Duration in day of

the fellowship Funding Agency

1 Project Assistant 730 ICMR

2 SRF 730 ICMR

3 SRF 730 SERB

4 SRF 730 ICMR

5 SRF 730 DST INSPIRE

6 JRF 730 BRNS

7 SRF 730 CSIR

8 SRF 730 DST INSPIRE

9 JRF 730 DST INSPIRE

10 Young Professional-1 730 ICAR

11 Young Professional-2 730 ICAR

12 JRF 730 ICAR

13 SRF 730 ICMR

14 SRF 730 ICMR

15 SRF 730 ICMR

16 JRF 730 DBT

17 Teaching assistant Fellowship 1095 GLA University, Mathura

18 Teaching assistant Fellowship 1095 GLA University, Mathura

19 Laboratory Assistant-II 365 ICMR

20 Project Associate I 365 DBT

21 Project Associate I 365 DBT

22 Stipend 365 GLA University, Mathura

23 Stipend 365 GLA University, Mathura

24 Research Assistant/Scholar 1095 GLA University, Mathura

25 Research Assistant/Scholar 1095 GLA University, Mathura

26 Junior Research Fellow 365

Council of Science & Technology,

UP

27 Ph.D. (Full-time) 1095

GLA University, Mathura 0

28 Ph.D. (Full-time) 1095 GLA University, Mathura

29 Ph.D. (Full-time) 1095 GLA University, Mathura

30 Ph.D. (Full-time) 1095 GLA University, Mathura

31 Ph.D. (Full-time) 1095 GLA University, Mathura

32 Research fellowship

(Full Time PhD) 1095

GLA University, Mathura

33 Research fellowship

(Full Time PhD) 1095

GLA University, Mathura

34 Ph.D. (Full-time) 1095 GLA University, Mathura

Research Publications in the Journals notified on UGC website during the year

S.

No. Type Department No. of Publication

Average Impact Factor

(if any)

1 International Computer Science and Engineering 169 2.255

2 International Mechanical Engineering 121 0.351

3 International Electronics and Communication Engg. 84 0.509

4 International Electrical Engineering 5 0.8

5 International Civil Engineering 16 0.141

6 International Institute of Pharmacy 93 2.135

7 International Bio-Tech 91 2.228

8 International Management 190 4.733

9 International Faculty of Law 1 0

10 International Faculty of Education 24 0

11 International Maths 74 1.81

12 International Physics 37 1.65

13 International Chemistry 32 1.7

14 International English 6 0.857

Books and Chapters in edited Volumes / Books published, and papers in National/International

Conference Proceedings per Teacher during the year

S.

No. Department No. of Publication

1 Computer Science and Engineering 121

2 Mechanical Engineering 62

3 Electronics and Communication Engg. 76

4 Electrical Engineering 24

5 Civil Engineering 8

6 Institute of Pharmacy 18

7 Bio-Tech 11

8 Management 7

9 Faculty of Education 7

10 Department of Maths 7

11 Department of Physics 5

Faculty participation in Seminars/Conferences and Symposia during the year

S.

No. No. of Faculty International National State Local

1 358 15 254 7 82

2 169 102 39 9 19

3 40 0 10 30 0

Details of some of the Journal Papers published in the year 2019-20.

S.No Document Title Authors Department Indexed

By

Publication

Date

1

Analysis of heat transfer enhancement

of electronic chip

using cfd

Gupta S.K.,

Rawat

M.K.,

Kukreja N.

Mechanical

Engineering SCOPUS 21.12.2019

2

Performance analysis of low power

LNA using particle swarm

optimization for wide band application

Kumar M.,

Deolia

V.K.

Electronics

and

Communication

Engineering

SCI 03.09.2019

3

Study of shape, size and temperature

dependent elastic properties of

nanomaterials

Goyal M.,

Gupta

B.R.K.

Physics SCI 20.09.2019

4

Integration of textual cues for fine-

grained image captioning using deep

CNN and LSTM

Gupta N.,

Jalal A.S.

Computer

Engg. And

Applications

SCI 19.09.2019

5

Effect of pravastatin on abrogated

cardioprotective effect of late phase of

preconditioning in hyperlipidaemic

rats

Tiwari

A.K., Goyal

A., Semwal

B.C.,

Yadav H.N.

Pharmaceutical

Research SCI 01.08.2019

6

A review on the mechanical and

thermal properties of graphene and

graphene-based polymer

nanocomposites: understanding of

modelling and MD simulation

Kumar A.,

Sharma K.,

Dixit A.R.

University

Polytechnic SCI 20.10.2019

7 Size and shape dependence of optical

properties of nanostructures

Goyal M.,

Singh M. Physics SCI 01.03.2020

8

Modelling the Effects of Financial

Services Advertising on Financial

Product Purchase: An Empirical

Validation

Dogra P.,

Sharma

R.R.

Management –

UG SCOPUS 02.07.2019

9

Rational design and in-vivo estimation

of Ivabradine Hydrochloride loaded

anoparticles for management of stable

angina

Sharma V.,

Dewangan

H.K.,

Maurya L.,

Vats K.,

Verma H.,

Singh S.

Pharmaceutical SCOPUS 04.11.2019

10

Study of physico-chemical parameters

of water quality of yamuna river-a

major tributary of the river ganga in

Northern India (Mathura-Agra

Region)

Singh M.,

Bhatia A.K. Biotechnology SCOPUS 19.12.2019

S.No Document Title Authors Department Indexed

By

Publication

Date

11

Augmentation of the thermal

efficiency of PTC using CeO2

nanofluid

Bharadwaj

G., Sharma

A., Dwivedi

V.K.

Mechanical SCOPUS 12.09.2019

12

Procurement and pricing decision for

trapezoidal demand rate and time

dependent deterioration

Kaushik J.,

Sharma A. Mathematics SCOPUS 31.10.2019

13

An intelligent game theory based

intrusion detection framework and

enhanced dolphin swarm algorithm

(EDSA) based cluster head

election for vehicle security

Shukla A.,

Sharma H.

Electronics

And

Communication

Engineering

SCOPUS 01.01.2020

Details of some of the Conference Papers published in the year 2019-20.

S.No Document Title Authors Department Indexed

By

Publication

Date

1

8-Bit high speed, power

efficient SAR ADC

designed in 90 nm

CMOS technology

Singh V.P., Sharma

G.K., Shukla A.

Electronics

And

Communication

Engineering

SCOPUS 01.07.2019

2

Power efficient SAR ADC

designed in 90 nm

CMOS technology

Singh V.P., Sharma

G.K., Shukla A.

Electronics

And

Communication

Engineering

SCOPUS 17.07.2019

3

An Algorithm for Prediction

of Web User Navigation

Pattern and Restructuring of

Web Structure Based on

Visitor%u2019s Web Access

Pattern

Mangal D., Singhal

S., Sharma D.

Computer

Engg. And

Applications

SCOPUS 01.07.2019

4

Consumer preference for eco

friendly appliances

in trade-off: A

conjoint analysis

approach

Kulshreshtha K.,

Bajpai N., Tripathi V.,

Sharma G.

Management –

PG SCOPUS 05.08.2019

5

Welding behavior of duplex

Stainless Steel AISI 2205:

Areview

Chaudhari A.N., Dixit

K., Bhatia G.S., Singh

B., Singhal P., Saxena

K.K.

Mechanical

Engineering SCOPUS 20.11.2019

6

Experimental nvestigation of

graphene-paraffin wax

nanocomposites for

thermal energy storage

Kumar K., Sharma K.,

Verma S., Upadhyay

N.

Mechanical

Engineering SCOPUS 25.12.2019

7 Precipitation behaviour of

microalloyed steel during hot

deformation

Singh A.P., Singh B.,

Saxena K.K.

Mechanical

Engineering SCOPUS 18.11.2019

S.No Document Title Authors Department Indexed

By

Publication

Date

8

Phytosynthesized

nanoparticles for

effective cancer

treatment: A review

Goel A., Bhatia A.K. Biotechnology SCOPUS 16.09.2019

9

Speech Recognition and

System Controlling

using Hindi Language

Rathor S., Jadon R.S.

Computer

Engg. And

Applications

SCOPUS 27.09.2019

10

Development of

green concrete

using waste marble dust

Student,Nakul

Gupta,Ankur Gupta

Civil

Engineering SCOPUS 08.03.2020

11

Mechanical and Durability

properties of Geopolymer

concrete composite

at varying superplasticizer

dosage

Nakul Gupta,Ankur

Gupta,Kuldeep Kumar

Saxena,Student,Sudhir

Kumar Goyal

Civil

Engineering SCOPUS 17.06.2020

12

A Review on the

selection of the

variant Water in

Concreting

Nakul

Gupta,Student,Ankur

Gupta,Dr Rajesh

Goel,Prof. Vikram

Singh

Civil

Engineering SCOPUS 16.06.2020

13

Phytochemical

Screening and

Hepatoprotective Effect of

Hydroalcoholic

Extract of Oxalis

Corniculata Linn In Mice

Kanchan

Mathura,Reena

Gupta,Jitendra Gupta

Pharmaceutical

Research SCOPUS 01.03.2020

14

Comparative study of

Fractional OrderFPID

and PID Controllers for

Three-link Robotic

Manipulator System

Paresh Chandra Sau

Electronics

And

Communication

Engineering

SCOPUS 07.05.2020

15

Effect of drilling speed,

bit size and cooling

medium on the burr structure

for mild steel

Anas Islam,Vijay

Kumar Dwivedi

Mechanical

Engineering SCOPUS 26.05.2020

16

Plastic deformation

of a metallic pre

form

Vikas Kumar

Sharma,Manoj Kumar

Agrawal,Prof.

Surender Kumar

University

Polytechnic SCOPUS 08.03.2020

17

Powder bed fusion

process in additive

manufacturing: An

overview

Riya,Akash

Gupta,Ojestez

Tripathi, Bharat

Singh, Pankaj

Sonia,Piyush

Singhal,Kuldeep

Kumar Saxena

University

Polytechnic SCOPUS 12.03.2020

Research Data (2019-20)

S.

No.

Deptt

Name

Publication details

Conf.

Conducte

d

Work

shops/

Webin

ar

Conducte

d

FD

P’s

Att

ended

FDP’s

Org

aniz

ed

Pate

nts

Fil

ed

Pate

nts

Publi

sh

ed

Pate

nt

Gra

nte

d

Sponsored

Project

(Govt.)

(in Rs.)

Sponsored Project

(Non-

Govt.)

(in Rs.)

Sponsored Project

(NewGen

IEDC)

(in Rs.)

Consul

tancy SCI /

ABDC SCOPUS Others Conf.

1 Biotechnology 16 13 8 2 - 2 27 1 1 1 - 12391489 -

800000

50000

2 Chemistry 20 5 7 - - 1 4 - 1 6 - - - 1325730

3 English - 4 2 - 1 2 1 - - - - - - 725700

4 Mathematics 46 6 - 1 - 1 3 - 2 1 - - - -

5 Physics 23 1 1 - - - - - - - - - - -

6 Civil Engg. 1 2 - 9 - 1 6 1 - - - - - -

7 Computer Engg. & Applications

8 59 3 56 1 38 77 6 1 1 - 1706000 - 318600

8 Electronics &

Comm. Engg. 9 16 3 15 - 9 19 1 - 1 - 2112958 - 70800

9 EE/EEE. 2 1 15 1 2 24 - - - - - - 306800

10 Mechanical

Engg. 9 37 - 49 1 4 - - 18 14 - - - 476600

11 IBM (UG) 3 74 1 - - 2 - 2 - - - - - -

12 IBM (PG) 5 31 1 3 1 4 23 2 - - - - - -

13 ILSR 1 - - - 1 1 1 - - - - - 305000

14 IPR 24 21 14 4 - - 6 1 - - - - - 159000

15 Education 2 - - - 1 - - - - - - - -

16 University

Polytecnic 3 - - 3 - - - - - - - - - -

Total 167 274 41 157 5 68 191 15 23 24 16210447 0 800000 3738230

R a n k s a n d Ac c o l a d e s

Ad m i s s i o n s d u r i n g t h e s e s s i o n 2 019 - 2 0

Against Sanctioned Intake

S.

No. Programme

Sanctioned

Intake

Students

Admitted

(I-Year)

Students

Admitted

Through

Lateral Entry

(II-Year)

Total

1 Diploma in Engineering – CE 60 40 40

2 Diploma in Engineering – EE 120 127 1 128

3 Diploma in Engineering – ME 240 208 5 213

4 Diploma in Engineering – CS 60 64 2 66

5 Diploma in Engineering – Chemical 15 6 6

6 Diploma in Engineering - EC 15 11 11

7 Diploma in Pharmacy (D. Pharm.) 60 58 2 60

8 BA (H) Economics 30 13 13

9 BBA 210 197 197

10 BBA – Family Business 45 44 44

11 BBA (H) 120 116 116

12 B. Com. (H) 120 101 101

13 B. Com. (H) Global Accounting 30 17 1 18

(CIMA)

14 B. Com. LLB (H) 60 16 16

15 BA LLB (H) 60 32 32

16 BCA 165 163 2 165

17 B. ED. 100 61 61

18 B. Pharm. 100 97 97

19 B.Sc. (H) Biotechnology 50 50 50

20 B.Sc. (H) Chemistry 30 30 30

21 B.Sc. (H) Agriculture 120 114 114

22 B.Sc. (H) Physics 30 18 18

23 B. Tech. – CE 60 29 6 35

24 B. Tech. – CS 960 946 26 972

25 B. Tech. – EC 90 90 3 93

26 B. Tech. – EE 30 15 15

27 B. Tech. – ME 120 101 3 104

28 B. Tech. - EN 30 18 18

29 B. Tech. – CS – CCV (IBM) 30 29 1 30

30 B. Tech. – CS – DA (IBM) 30 27 1 28

31 B. Tech. CS – Cyber Security

(IBM)

30 24 24

32 B. Tech. – CS – IoT (IBM) 30 9 1 10

33 B. Tech. – CS – AIML 120 107 107

34 MBA 390 376 1 377

35 MBA (LSCM) 30 16 1 17

36 MBA (FMB) 45 39 39

37 MBA – Cons. 15 8 8

38 MBA – Int. 15 5 5

39 MCA 15 6 6

S.

No. Programme

Sanctioned

Intake

Students

Admitted

(I-Year)

Students

Admitted

Through

Lateral Entry

(II-Year)

Total

40 M. Pharm. Pharmaceutics 15 11 11

41 M.Pharm. (Pharmacology) 12 12 12

42 M. Sc. (Biotechnology) 15 15 15

43 M. Sc. (Microbiology &

Immunology) 15 10 10

44 M. Sc. (Chemistry) 15 12 12

45 M. Sc. (Physics) 15 6 6

46 M. Tech. – CS (FT + PT) 10 6 6

47 M. Tech. – Electronics &

Communication (EC) (FT + PT) 10 5 5

48 M. Tech. – Production Engineering

(ME) (FT + PT) 10 7 7

49 M. Tech. – Power Systems (EE)

(FT + PT) 10 3 3

50 M. Tech. – Structural Engineering

(CE) (FT + PT) 10 7 7

51 M. Tech. CE (Tran.) (FT + PT) 10 5 5

52 Ph. D. Civil Engineering (FT + PT) 6 4 4

53 Ph. D. – Biotechnology (FT + PT) 12 7 7

54 Ph. D. – English (FT + PT) 4 2 2

55 Ph. D. – Chemistry (FT + PT) 4 1 1

56 Ph. D. – Computer Science &

Engineering (FT + PT) 4 3 3

57 Ph. D. – Education (FT + PT) 3 3 3

58 Ph. D. – Electrical Engineering (FT

+ PT) 4 4 4

59

Ph. D. – Electronics &

Communications Engineering (FT +

PT)

4 3 3

60 Ph. D. – Mathematics (FT + PT) 4 1 1

61 Ph. D. – Mechanical/ Production

Engineering (FT + PT) 8 6 6

62 Ph. D. – Pharmaceutics (FT + PT) 5 1 1

63 Ph. D. – Physics (FT + PT) 4 2 2

64 Ph. D. – Management/ Commerce

(FT + PT) 12 11 11

65 Ph. D. – M.BIO (FT + PT) 4 2 2

66 Ph. D. (Admitted in Even Sem,

2018-19) 31

67 Ph. D. CA (FT + PT) 4 4 4

Total 4109 3581 56 3668

C o nvo c a t i o n : D e g r e e a n d C e r t i f i c a t e

d i s t r i b u ti o n C e re m o ny

Doctor of Philosophy passed-out in the year 2019 - 23 Students

Division Analysis of Degree Recipients, 2019

S.No. Degree Number Honours I Div. II Div.

1 Ph. D. 23 0 0 0

2 B. Sc. (H) Biotech. 63 18 27 18

3 B. Com. (H) 155 19 103 33

4 B. Tech. CE 170 31 110 29

5 B. Tech. CS 560 93 361 106

6 B. Tech. EN 27 5 18 4

7 B. Tech. EE 50 12 23 15

8 B. Tech. EC 139 37 81 21

9 B. Tech. ME 389 39 256 94

10 BBA 190 34 101 55

11 BBA (Hons.) 75 14 58 3

12 BBA (FB) 21 7 12 2

13 BCA 155 33 79 43

14 Bachelor of Education 35 12 23 0

15 B. Pharm. 53 14 21 18

16 M. Sc. (Biotech.) 5 0 5 0

17 M. Sc. (Micro. & Immuno.) 11 3 7 1

18 M. Tech. (CE) 14 7 6 1

19 M. Tech. (CS) 11 1 9 1

20 M. Tech. (EE) 6 2 4 0

21 M. Tech. (EC) 7 4 3 0

22 M. Tech. (ME) 8 4 4 0

23 MBA 336 18 247 71

24 MCA 64 14 43 7

25 MBA (LSCM) 26 3 22 1

26 M. Pharm. (Pharmacology) 13 12 1 0

27 M. Pharm. (Pharmacutics) 9 6 3 0

Total Degrees 2615 442 1627 523

17.05% 62.77% 20.18%

Division Analysis of Certificate Recipients, 2019

S.No. Certificate Number Honours I Div. II Div.

1 Certificate (CAD, CAM & CNC) 12 1 6 5 2 Diploma Chemical 10 0 8 2 3 Diploma CE 94 10 55 29 4 Diploma CS 43 11 23 9 5 Diploma EE 146 31 76 39 6 Diploma EC 26 5 12 9 7 Diploma ME 262 14 137 111

Total 593 72 317 204 Number First Class Pass

8 Diploma in Pharmacy 54 22 32 Total Certificates 647

Pa t e n t s

GLA University believes in Innovation and Invention. Various GLAians designed their own

prototype with the guidance of faculty members. We appreciate their efforts. As a result, we got their patents published.

\S.

No. Patent Details

Patent

status Patent Number

Date of

Award

1

HERBAL PREPARATION ANTHO-BOOST BASED

ON NEOLAMARKIA CADAMBA CONFERRING

ITS NUTRACEUTICAL PROPERTY AND

PROCESS THEREOF

Published 201911028576 26-Jul-19

2 NOVEL BISMUTH BASED CATALYSTS FOR THE

SYNTHESIS OF ß-AMINO ALCOHOLS Published 201711047210 2-Aug-19

3

A PROCESS FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF ß-

AMINOALCOHOLS THROUGH THE

REGIOSELECTIVE RING OPENING OF

EPOXIDES AND A CATALYST THEREFOR

Published 201811003218 16-Aug-19

4

A METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR

AUTOMATICALLY DETECTING AND

TRACKING HUMAN OBJECT FROM A CROWD

USING ZERO-STOPPING CONSTRAINT- MODEL

FER 201811000903.

00 18-Oct-19

5 STABLE EGG WHITE NANOPARTICLES AND A

PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION THEREOF Published 201811020796 6-Dec-19

6 FIRE FIGHTING DRONE Filed 201911052235 17-Dec-19

7 A TOOL GRINDING FIXTURE Published 201911052914 3-Jan-20

8 WEIGHT-AUTOMATIC-KEY Published 201911052366 3-Jan-20

9 AUTOMATIC TOILET SEAT WITH AUTO FLUSH Published 201911052367 3-Jan-20

10 FIRE FIGHTING ROBOT Published 201911052233 3-Jan-20

11 AN ADAPTER BASED ON THERMOELECTRIC

GENERATOR Published 201911008894 3-Jan-20

12 FOUR WHEEL STEERING MECHANISM FOR

VEHICLES Published 201911013881 10-Jan-20

13 A GUIDE BENDING MACHINE FER 201811037429 20-Feb-20

14 OPTIMIZED INBUILT PNEUMATIC JACK Published 202011006106 15-May-20

15 ENERGY HARVESTIN FROM FAR FIELD RF

SIGNAL Published 202011014385 22-May-20

MoU’s

GLA University signed MoU’s with various national and International universities and to

conduct academic activities related to conducting certificates programs, diploma and PG

diploma programs, capacity building course, internship and training support, organizing

seminars and conferences, research publications, established of three centers on

Alternative dispute resolutions (ADR), Trade and Investment, climate change and

environment. Exchange a research scholar, faculty members training teachers, staff and

educating the students. The details are as under:

International tie-up's

MOU with Parana Western State University, Parana State, Brazil MOU for Academic cooperation with University of Malaya, Malaysia MOU with University of Pisa, Italy (Civil Engineering)

MOU with Association for the International Development of Academic and Scientific Collaboration(AIDASCO) Novi Sad, Serbia.

MOU with Shiraz University, Iran for Educational research an technological Co-operation.

MOU with Particle Physics Group, Institute of Physics Academia Sinica, Taiwan

(Physics) MOU Arkansas State University (ASU) – Jonesboro, USA

MOU with Fort Hays State University (FHSU), State of Kansas_USA, Dept-Administration

MOU with Jacksonville State University, USA (Computer Engineering & Application)

MOU for Academic cooperation with the cloud computing and distributed system(CLOUDS) Laboratory, University of Melbourne, Australia (Computer Engineering & Application)

MOU with for Academic cooperation between University of St. Thomas, USA and GLA University (IBM, PG)

MOU with California State University San Bernardino, USA (IBM, PG) MOU with Chartered Institute of Management Accountants, UK (CIMA) (IBM, UG)

Industry tie-up's

MoU with United Overseas Patent Firm MOU with Creative Tools Noida

MOU with Unozin India Private Limited MOU With Independent Thoughts, Noida (National Level NGO for Children Laws

Research & Advocacy) MOU with HIINXLEGAL MOU with Voltrans Energy Private Limited (Electrical Engineering)

MOU with MSME-Technology Development Centre (PPDC), Agra (Mechanical Engineering)

Alliance MOU between NewGen IDEC, GLA University and JSSATE- Science &

Technology Entrepreneur Park, Noida MOU with Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR)- Central Institute of

Medicinal and Aromatic Plants, Lucknow MOU with SVR Infotech MOU with TUV SUV South Asia Pvt. Ltd.

MOU With Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise Technology Development Centre Agra

MOU for Academic cooperation with IBM India Private Ltd.

MOU for Academic cooperation with VMWare International Limited MOU with Bentley Centre of Excellence & Spageo Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Ghaziabad,

Uttar Pradesh MOU with Simpa Energy India Pvt. Ltd., Noida

MOU of Collaboration with National Instruments Pvt Ltd, Bengaluru MOU with EdGate Technologies Pvt Ltd Bangalore MOU with Cisco Networking Academy

MOU with Rubicon Skill Development Pvt. Ltd. MOU with Stanley Browne Laboratory Delhi MOU with Ayurvet Limited

MOU with Biozone Research Technologies Pvt. Ltd. - Chennai. MOU with National Research Development Corporation (NRDC) New Delhi

MOU with National Jalma Institute (ICMR), Agra MOU with Central Institute for Research on Goats (CIRG), Mathura (Biotechnology) MOU with NSIC Technical centre, Neemka (Faridabad)

MOU with Shri Dhanwantri Ayurvedic Medical College & Research Centre (Institute of Pharmaceutical Research)

MOU with JBM Auto Limited SDC, Faridabad MOU with Evertouch Healthcare & Group, Kosi-Kotwan, Mathura (Institute of

Pharmaceutical Research)

MOU with SV Wealth Partners, Delhi (Institute of Business Management- U.G) MOU with Brijwasi Keshav Milk Product MOU for sports cooperation with ESI Sports India Private Limited, Pune

MOU with NSIC- Technical Service Centre (Aligarh) - University Polytechnic Mou With MSC, A division of Matrix Publicities & Media India Pvt. Ltd., Gururam,

India

Academic tie-up's

MOU with Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) for Educational Research and Technological Co-operation (Biotechnology).

MOU with Central Institute of subtropical Horticulture (CISH), Lucknow

(Biotechnology) MOU with National Institute of Solar Energy (NISE),Faridabad (Mechanical

Engineering) MoU with Indian National Association of Legal Professionals (INALP), New Delhi MOU for industrial research cooperation with Shriram Institute for industrial

research MOU with Millennium India Education Foundation, New Delhi for promotion of

inter- institutional research collaboration, Staff and students training /

Postgraduate research- (Biotechnology Dept.) MOU with National Institute of Hydrology, Roorkee, Uttarakhand

MOU with Indian institute of Metals (IIM Kolkata) MOU with CSIR-CEN'T'RAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING RESEARCH INSTITUTE

(CSIR-CEERI)

MOU with National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM) MOU with Quality Council of India, New Delhi

MOU for Academic cooperation with GlobalLogic India Limited Academic Affiliate Agreement with The Institution of Engineering and Technology

(Electrical Engineering)

MOU with Center of excellence for Logistics and supply chain management with Safeducate Learning Pvt Ltd. (A concern of Safexpress)

MOU with Nuclear Particle Physics Group, Department of Physics, Institute of

Science, Banaras Hindu University, INDIA

MOU with Department of Physics, School of Physical and Chemical Sciences, Central University of South Bihar, INDIA

MOU with Jadavpur University_Kolkata (Dept of Chemistry) MOU with Directorate of Rapeseed-Mustard Research, Rajasthan - DRMR

MOU with National Research Centre on Equines & Veterinary Type Culture Collection, Hisar, Haryana (Biotechnology)

MOU with National Bureau of Animal Genetic Resourses (NBAGR) Karnal, Haryana

MOU with Central Sheep and Wool Research Institue, Jaipur (Raj.) (Biotechnology) MOU with Indian Institute of Sugarcane Research (IISR)_Lucknow Dept-

Biotechnology

MOU with National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources, New Delhi (Biotechnology) MOU with Malviya Centre for Innovation BHU Varanasi

MOU on educational research and technological cooperation with Anjaney Trust, Mathura (Biotechnology)

MOU with ICAR-National Bureau of Agriculturally Important Microorganisms

(NBAIM), Kushmaur, Mau MOU with Central Molecular Research Laboratory Department of BioChemistry Shri

Guru Ram Rai Institute of Medical & Health Science, Dehradun MOU with Raja Balwant Singh College, Agra, Uttar Pradesh MOU with ICAR- National Institute for Plant Biotechnology (NICPB) New Delhi

(Biotechnology) Umbrella Memorandum of understanding with Indian Institute of Pulses Research,

Kanpur

MOU with Shri Girraj Supari Traders, LLP, Mathura (Biotechnology) MOU with Qversity Education Services Pvt Ltd., Noida

MOU with Master School of Management, Meerut (Institute of Business Management- P.G)

MOU for transfer of Jai Gopal Vermi Culture Technology between ICAR and GLA

University, Mathura (Biotechnology)

MoUs signed with institutions of national, international importance, other universities, industries, corporate houses etc. during the year

S.

No. Organisation

Date of

MoU signed Purpose/Activities

Number of

students/teachers

participated under

MoUs

1

California State

University, San

Bernardino,USA

09 Jul, 2019

Online guest lecture on Strategic

planning - Case analysis of chobani. 70

Student - faculty Short duration

programs from both sides. 10

2 Tuv-Sud South Asia Pvt.

Ltd., Pune 16 Jul, 2019

Introduction to Industry 4.O 60

Two days Technical Training

Programme on Geometrical

Dimensioning and Tolerancing.

20

3 University Of Malaya,

Malaysia

05 Aug,

2019 Research Publication (01) 1

4 Jadavpur University,

Kolkata

28 Aug,

2019

Research Activity 1

Guest lecture on Application of

Microscopy 25

Guest Lectures on Vaccine 68

5

Nuclear & Particle

Physics Group, BHU,

India

20 Aug,

2019

Guest Lecture on string theory, black

holes and holographic principle. 34

A Workshop on Neutrino Physics:

Theory and Experiment. 1

International Conference on New

Frontiers in Nuclear Physics (ICNFNP

2019).

1

Online Guest Lecture (By Zoom

Meeting) “Radiation interaction with

matter”

35

6

School Of Physical and

Chemical Sciences,

Central University Of

South Bihar, Gaya India

28 Sep,

2019

Guest Lecture on Dark Matter : An

Introduction 35

7

Particle Physics Group,

Institute Of Physics,

Academia Sinica,

Taiwan

15 Oct,

2019

Collaboration meeting 18

Collaboration meeting 17

GEMADARC Summer Exploration

Series 46

8

ICAR- Central Institute

For Subtropical

Horticulture (CISH)

Rehmankhera, Po.

Kakori, Lucknow, (UP)

20 Nov,

2019

• To promote inter institutional

research collaboration, staff and

students training, staff & students

exchange.

_

9

Department Of Surgery,

J.N. Medical College,

Aligarh Muslim

University, Aligarh

09 Nov,

2019

• Exchange of faculty and student for

research, teaching and study, student

exchange are based on the

understanding the exchange are

matched one for one by each

institution.

• Joint research activity by the

faculties can be undertaken.

_

S.

No. Organisation

Date of

MoU signed Purpose/Activities

Number of

students/teachers

participated under

MoUs

• Exchange of scholars for seminar,

conferences and other academic

meetings.

10

Millennium India

Education Foundation,

New Delhi

04 Dec,

2019

6th annual conference is being held at

Bombay Veterinary College premises

Parel Mumbai on 29th February 2020.

Prof. S.V. Singh HOD Dept. of

Bhhiotecnology GLA University

deliver a deliver lecture on Bacterial

Zoonosis with special reference to

Mycobacteriosis—Challenges

encountered in livestock & poultry

2

Online seminar on "One Health:

COVID 19 (ZOONOTIC DISEASES-

)" Date 1st June 2020 alongwith GLA

University. Invited Speaker Prof. A.K.

Bhatia Dept. of Biotech GLA

University.

66

11

Central Institute For

Research On Goats

(CIRG) Mathura, (UP)

27 Dec,

2019

Educational Visit of CIRG For

B.Sc(H) Biotech I Year 38

12 ICAR-Indian Veterinary

Research Institute

13 Feb,

2020

JaiGopal Earth worm used for

Wormicompost

Prepration in Villages under Unnat

Bharat Abhihyhan mission of MHRD

1

13 Paraná Western State

University, Brazil

20 Nov,

2019

Guest Lecture on Current job market

for IT professionals in Brazil. 66

14

Qversity Education

Services Private Limited,

Noida

23 Dec,

2019

• Arrange course and professors from

Universities for the purpose of

providing Online courses. _

15 United Overseas Patent

Firm, New Delhi

10 Oct,

2019

Guest lecture on Fundamemtals of

Intellectual Property Rights. 60

16 Jssate - Sci &

Technology , Noida

04 Oct,

2019

Business Growth Hacking Seminar 25

Startup Mentoring Session 10

Startup Enrichment Program 20

17 ESI Sports India Pvt Ltd,

Pune

03 Jan,

2020

• EUSAI will promote the Universities'

Teams on national TV/Digital

platform by providing students a

platform to display their sporting

talent and to organize a National

Broadcast Company to shoot, edit and

produce video of the games at inter-

university events for pan-India media

distribution.

_

18

NSIC Technical Services

Centre,

NEEMKA,Faridabad

28, Nov,

2019

Visit to NSIC Faridabad (Faculty

Member) 2

Industrial Visit 43

Faculty Training Program 5

S.

No. Organisation

Date of

MoU signed Purpose/Activities

Number of

students/teachers

participated under

MoUs

19 NSIC Technical Services

Centre, Aligarh

13 Feb,

2020

Guest Lecture

Topic: Entrepreneurship Development 160

20 JBM Auto Limited SDC,

Faridabad

February

24, 2020

Guest Lecture On Limits Fits and

Tolerance 43

21

Msc, A Division Of

Matrix Publicities &

Media India Pvt. Ltd.

Gurugram, India

March 11,

2020

Current Trends in Digital Marketing”

Online Guest Lecture 57

22 Evertouch Healthcare &

Group, Mathura

March 17,

2020

Guest Lecture/ Student interaction on

"How to Start a Pharma Company". 60

For session 2019-2020 company will

provide online/offline training to 20

students of B.Pharm III year in the

month of June /July.

20

23

Shri Dhanwantri

Ayurvedic Medical

College & Research

Centre, Mathura

September

05, 2019

• To carry out trials of the new drugs

on the animals.

• To utilize the facilities of the animal

house and to conduct animal

experiments as prescribed in the

curriculum of the post graduate

courses.

--

24 Shiraz University, Iran September

22, 2019

• To facilitate the exchange of academic

members, researchers and experts for

conducting research, teaching or exchange

of ideas.

• To provide opportunities for professors

and researchers to participate in

conferences, symposia and international

meetings of both universities.

• To collaborate in holding joint scientific

research and technological exhibitions and

conducting joint research projects.

• To exchange students in the areas of

mutual interest consistent.

• To support the establishment of the chair

of the languages and literature in the

universities of both countries.

• Shiraz University voice its readiness to

admit the students of the university of

GLA University in short-term Persian

language programmes.

• GLA University also voice its readiness

to admit the students of the Shiraz

University in short -term Hindi and

English language programs

_

25

Indian National

Association Of Legal

Professionals (INALP),

New Delhi

Feb 28, 2020

2 days Training program at India

International Centre, New Delhi (21-22

Feb ,2020)

4

T E D X G L AU

St ar tUp

StartUp Launch Pad was established on 24th April 2019 at GLA University, Mathura

Startup Launchpad is a flagship initiative of the GLA University, intended to catalyze

startup culture and build a strong and inclusive ecosystem for innovation and

entrepreneurship in Mathura and nearby regions

The aim of StartUp Launchpad is encouraging students to start their own venture.

The objective of StartUp Launchpad is to transform students to be job creators

instead of job seekers.

Currently 31 different teams are working on different startups, out of these 12 are

Physical Startups and 19 are working in virtual modes

StartUp Launch Pad provides various facilities to all the incubates:

Dedicated Office Space accessible till 12 am in midnight.

Basic Incubator Facilities: Wi-Fi Access for all the team members, Conference Hall,

CCTV security, Printer & Centrally Air-Conditioned room.

Mentoring Support: Around 4-6 mentoring sessions in a month.

Networking Support: Visit to different Startup expo, incubation center etc. &

networking opportunity at GLA (With Guest Speakers).

Documentation Preparation Help (Includes Pitch Desk, Financial Planning, Vision Mission Statement, Project & Task Management Tools, SOP & other required

documents)

Help in Promotion

Seed Funding Support

GLA University is recognized with StartUp Incubator Centre from UPIT Govt. of Uttar

Pradesh.

Vision of StartUp Incubator of GLA University is intended to catalyze startup culture

and build a strong and inclusive ecosystem for innovation and entrepreneurship in

Mathura and nearby regions

Mission of StartUp Incubator of GLA University is to Incubate 200 Startups in our

Incubator till 2025 and also to create many Successful Entrepreneur out of them.

No. of Incubation centre created, start-ups incubated on campus during the year

S.

No.

Incubation

Center Name Sponsered By

Name of the

Start-up

Nature of

Start-up

Date of

Commencement

1 GLA

University

StartUp

LaunchPad

GLA University,

Mathura FoodWagon Manufacturing 30/10/2019

2 GLA

University

StartUp

LaunchPad

GLA University,

Mathura CyberImposters

Digital

Services 7/26/2019

3 GLA

University

StartUp

LaunchPad

GLA University,

Mathura Heptism

Digital

Services 21/09/2019

4 GLA

University

StartUp

LaunchPad

GLA University,

Mathura

Merchant

Saheb Rental Service 22/07/2019

5 GLA

University

StartUp

LaunchPad

GLA University,

Mathura BluNux

Digital

Services 8/11/2019

6 GLA

University

StartUp

LaunchPad

GLA University,

Mathura The Vilg

Social

Services 10/11/2019

7 GLA

University

StartUp

LaunchPad

GLA University,

Mathura Techkets

Digital

Services 23/09/2019

8 GLA

University

StartUp

LaunchPad

GLA University,

Mathura Acadlearner

Digital

Services 14/07/2019

9 GLA

University

StartUp

LaunchPad

GLA University,

Mathura

Monk-ii

Solutions

Private Limited

Digital

Services 1/1/2020

10 GLA

University

StartUp

LaunchPad

GLA University,

Mathura FoodCall

Food App

Delivery

Services

2/2/2020

11 GLA

University

StartUp

LaunchPad

GLA University,

Mathura Technosol

Digital

Services 18/07/2019

Fac i l i t i e s i n G L A Uni ve rsi ty

Academic Facilities

Lecture theatres

GLA University has 227 classrooms which are built like amphitheatre, so that the teacher can give equal attention to all the students. 65 out of these are tutorial rooms. All these

classrooms are Air-Conditioned. There are Latest computer systems attached with projector as well as on demand sound system, Wi-Fi and all modern, hi-tech amenities to facilitate incubates to have demonstrative mode of learning. The Internet facility is

available on the computers in the University through 1Gbps bandwidth from BSNL under NKN and 155 Mbps from UP Communications Pvt Ltd. The classrooms are Air-conditioned with audio-visual and multi-media facility.

Conference Hall

With State-of-the-art auditoriums, GLA University has a capacity to host 3800+ people in 13 auditorium and Seminar Complexes. Students, faculty and guests can easily organise events, workshops and guest lectures. The auditorium and conference halls are equipped

with sound system, projector and green rooms and are air conditioned to cater to the need of audiences. These halls are aesthetically designed to not only meet the specific

requirements but also to add to the overall pleasure of listening to and talking with some of the very sharp minds around, on work.

Laboratories

GLA University has a total of 157 well equipped labs where the students get a hands-on

experience on various emerging technologies through which they get an opportunity to expand their practical understanding of how a particular phenomenon works. This

practical understanding comes really handy when they use those tools in practical situation, actually, in a corporate or on a project. Every department has its own laboratories where Students work with state-of-the-art machines under expert guidance

from experienced and trained Faculty members.

Laboratories in Department of BioTechnology:

Advance Research Laboratory Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Laboratory

Fermentation and Microbiology Laboratory Plant Science Laboratory Chemistry Laboratory

Bioinformatics and Computer Laboratory Tissue Culture (Animal and plant) facility

Diagnostic services

Laboratories in Department of Computer Engineering & Applications:

Object Oriented Programming Lab Software System Lab Image Processing and Computer Vision Lab

Data Structures & Algorithms Lab Operating Systems Lab

Information Retrieval and Analytics Lab Distributed Systems Lab Advanced Programming Lab

Laboratories in Electrical Engineering Department:

Basic Electrical & Electronics Engineering Lab Electrical Simulation Lab Rockwell Automation Lab

Power Electronics Lab Electric Drives Lab Electrical Machine Lab

Power System Lab Network Lab Control System Lab

Electrical Measurement and Instrumentation Lab Energy Lab (Research)

Laboratories in Civil Engineering Department:

Building Materials Laboratory

Construction Engineering Laboratory Fluid mechanics and Hydraulics Laboratory Geo-informatics / Surveying Laboratory

Geo Technical Engineering Laboratory Water and Waste Water Analysis Laboratory

Structure Analysis Laboratory Transportation Laboratory

CAD Laboratory Sustainable Environmental & Agricultural Research Laboratory

Laboratories in Diploma:

Automobile Lab Automation & Robotics Lab CNC and CAD/CAM Lab Advance Production Technology

RAC Lab Advance Welding Lab

Measurement & Metrology Lab Hardware & Maintenance Lab Applied Chemistry Lab

Applied Physics Lab Digital Electronics Lab Analog Communication Lab

PCB (Printed Circuit Board) Lab Microprocessor Lab

Digital Communication Lab Fiber Optical Communication Lab Microwave Engineering Lab

Electronic Instrument and Measurement Lab Simulation Lab

Electrical Machine Lab Microprocessor Lab Power System Lab

Libraries

The Central Library is the hub of information services in the university. It serves as a

creative and innovative partner in supporting the teaching, learning, and research activities. With a fast growing collection, both in digital and print format using state-of-

the-art facilities, currently the Central Library has more than 169899 books over 4,500 CD-ROMs and subscribes to more than 95 national and international journals/magazines in print besides a larger number of e-journals through INDEST-AICTE Consortium for

Subscription of International Journals of IEEE/IEE (IEL Online+ASPP), ASME are available to the academic community all over the campus.

Central library is a member of DELNET which connects over 5000 libraries over the

country and is a member of National Digital Library as well. The Central Library’s operations and services are fully computerized. For this, we have specialized user-friendly open source software called KOHA. In order to ease the track and circulation of the

books/journals we also Bar-Code based computerized circulation system. This software facilitates automated circulation (issue & return) of the resources and speedy access to bibliographies, locations and availability information of the resources stocked in the

library. We endeavour to further improve all our efforts to facilitate right information to the right user at the right time.

The central library has more than 1,50,000 books, journals, magazines, newspapers,

encyclopedias and thousands of CDs focusing on the multidimensional knowledge. Apart from central library, each department has its own library equipped with informational books & journals. Being a member of DELNET, the university has access to more than 2

crore bibliographic records, 36,000+ periodicals, CDs and e-books. Students can enjoy reading in the air-conditioned central library till midnight. The central library is fully

automated using KOHA Integrated Library Management System and linked with the libraries of many reputed institutes and universities. This facility enables the users to the collections of different libraries.

e-contents

Campus Facilities

Hostel

GLA University provides on campus accommodation for students. The hostels are well equipped and furnished with single/ double/ triple and internet connectivity. Rooms are furnished with beds, mattresses, study table and wardrobe. Gymnasiums are constructed

for the fitness of the students since it’s a well-known fact that a healthy mind resides in a healthy body. Mess functions under the control of students on a co-operative basis.

The separate hostel wings for boys and girls are akin to 'home away from home' for the

students. Full-time resident doctors, along with part-time specialists, keep a vigil on the health and related aspects of the students. Counselors take care of the psychological needs. Two departmental stores take care of the daily needs of the students. Round-the-

clock uninterrupted electricity and water supply (along with RO water for drinking purpose) are provided. CCTV cameras and security guards keep a close watch and monitor the activities in the campus 24*7.

Dispensary

A senior Medical Officer is available six days a week daily during evening hours on campus

to provide medical consultation to students and staff. The Medical Officer also dispenses medicines free of cost for common ailments. In addition, the Institute provides 24 hours ambulance services in case of emergency only. KD Medical College & hospital is also

located very close, just next door to the institution; students, faculty and staff avail its services whenever needed.

Cafeteria For students to grow mentally, physical growth is mandatory. They need proper

nourishment which is only possible through Balanced Diet. Keeping that in mind all the cafeterias have menu that are planned by a group of expert dieticians which provide them

healthy and nutritious food. We understand that students have cravings for snacks every now and then but we ensure that they don’t eat junk. The food provided in cafeteria is hygienic and vegetarian. We have 4 cafeterias in campus that helps the students to fulfil

their cravings as and when they want. The cafeteria offers a good menu of multi-cuisine delights, amidst a lively, jolly atmosphere.

The University has two cafeterias. Each remains open almost 16 hours a day serving students with nutritious and delicious food & beverages. Apart from the cafeterias, there

are a few canteens which run within the precincts of various institutes / departments and provide students with basic refreshment options during the working hours of the University.

Computing Facilities Every department has ‘Classle Classes' to help the students learn anytime & anywhere

around the campus through online lectures.

Internet Facility Students at GLA can avail internet facility on all the computers in the laboratories as well as in their hostels through 2GBPS bandwidth.

Networking & Automation All the computers in the University are connected through a campus-wide LAN. There is

a wide variety of dedicated servers installed to manage the various functions of the University like Mail Server, MIS & Students Records Maintenance, Office Automation, File

Server etc. A strong firewall has also been placed to secure the network from third-party. Departmental Stores

The University has two departmental stores within its premises that stock daily need products and stationery items for the students. The hostellers at GLA get everything

from stationery to toiletries under one roof.

Safety and Security

To ensure proper safety & security on the campus, a team of well-trained guards and supervisors remain available round-the-clock around the premises. The University is under 24x7 surveillance with the help of 1383 hi-tech CCTV cameras. The University

observes fire prevention norms with modern firefighting equipment and vehicles. Banking and ATM

To serve the banking needs of the students, Indian Overseas Bank operates as a full-

fledged bank branch along with two ATM facility within the University campus. Basic Amenities For providing safe drinking water, RO Systems, connected

For providing safe drinking water, RO Systems, connected with water coolers, have been installed in every building of the campus. In order to provide round-the-clock electricity:

One generator-sets of 380 KVA

Two generator-sets of 500 KVA each

one generator-sets of 1269 KVA

two generator-sets of 2375 KVA each

remain operational on the campus. Cleanliness is given utmost importance and maintenance activities are continuously monitored by the House Keeping department.

Solar panels of 2MW capacity are installed at the roof of all academic blocks and hostels

to support the govement green energy mission. All hostels are equipped with solar geasers.

Transports Facilities

GLA University has a fleet of luxury AC Buses and Non-AC Deluxe buses providing

transport facility to the students of Mathura region covering the distance of 45 km towards Kosi Kalan, 35 Km. towards Chhata, and nearly 15 km towards Vrindavan. GLA owns the fleet of 17 buses along with 16 contract buses. University buses are equipped with all

safety devices i.e. GPS, to track the bus location, Route, Speed etc. and speed governor to restrict the speed of the buses as per the Supreme Court guidelines, Fire Extinguisher and First Aid Kit. From the safety point of view, Buses of GLA University board (at the time

of departure from Campus) and de-board (after arrival at campus) the students inside the campus premises only. Students are allowed to board or de-board the bus at the scheduled

stops only. We also allot seat numbers to every transport-facility user on the basis of first-come-first-serve (the student deposit the transport fee first, gets the seat first). Transport ID Card is valid for one Academic Session of the respective Institute. Transport fee is

collected one time in advance for the whole academic session at the time of availing transport facility.

Sports Facilities

GLA University firmly believes in the saying, ‘In a healthy body resides a healthy mind’.

Sports get their due in the university in such a way that faculty, staff members as well as students take active participation in the activities which are organized in the university round-the-year. National-level players serve as coaches for various sports. Each sport has

got dedicated staff and amenities. The events which are earmarked for sports dot the academic calendar of the university be it national level, inter college, inter school or other inter and intra departmental activities. There is never a dull moment in the campus of the

university thanks to the vibrant sports culture which is as much part of the student’s life as is the academic pursuit. Students are encouraged to participate in activities so that

they could hone their sportsmanship as well as develop the spirit with which game ought to be played. They participate in sports activities in various famed institutions across the length and breadth of the country. Overall, the sports department is committed for the

physical well-being of the student fraternity because we firmly believe that a student who possesses a sound physique is the one who would ace all the competitions in life!

Sporting Excellence

The University boasts of some of the latest equipment and state-of-the-art on-campus infrastructure which is the pre-requisite for developing a healthy competitive spirit in the

students. The playing fields, courts and arenas dot the entire university and there is not a place in the university where one couldn’t find the buzz which surround sports. Such is the dedication towards promoting the cause of physical activity among the students that

the sports officer, along with the coaches, keep on motivating even those students who initially are a bit reluctant to be a part of the sports culture but soon they are convinced to realize the significance which sports can play in one’s life. The discipline, hard-work

and team-skills which accompany any sport are held at the highest level in the university and precisely for this reason the various sports teams of the university have brought

accolades from other institutions from time to time. The campus has dedicated spaces for all major outdoor games such as football, cricket, hockey, badminton, basketball, volley ball, athletics. Apart from it, indoor games are also promoted with much enthusiasm and

such eternal favorites as carom, chess, table tennis have their own fan following equally among the students as well as the staff. The university regularly organizes such events

which provide an opportunity not only to the students but also to the staff and faculty members to unwind from the rigors of academics.

GLA University offers various indoor facilities to its students by providing them a wonderful way to utilize their leisure Time @ GLA University. Here students will find a

fully furnished game arcade ranging from chess, carom to foosball, TT and then to royal flavors like billiards. Everything is here under one roof. These facilities are developed in

addition to other outdoor game facilities like Basketball, volleyball, Badminton etc.

Outdoor Games

Indoor Games

S. No.

GAME DATE EVENT NAME NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS

1 ATHLETICS 12-13 OCT PRATHAM PRATHIBHA 106

2 BADMINTON 06-08 SEP GET-SET 94

3 BADMINTON 30-30 JAN INTRA HOSTEL (GIRLS) 34

4 BASKETBALL 23-25 OCT BIG THREE 92

5 CHESS 19-20 OCT CHAKRAVYUH 99

6 CRICKET 21 SEP-19 OCT GPL 211

7 FOOTBALL 10-12 JAN FUTSAL 112

8 HANDBALL 31 AUG-O2 SEP 1ST YEAR 57

9 HANDBALL 25-27 NOV GOAL IN FIRE 95

10 KABADDI 23-Feb 1ST YEAR 98

11 KABADDI 14-17 OCT PRO KABADDI 124

12 NSD 29-Aug CROSS COUNTRY 39

13 TT 28-Nov - 55

14 VOLLEYBALL 18-20 JAN AAVEG 161

15 VOLLEYBALL 16-17 SEP LAKSHYA (GIRLS) 12

TOTAL 1389

SUMMARY OF EXTERNAL TOURNAMENT 2019-20

S. NO.

TOURNAMENT NAME

UNIVERSITY NAME

PLACE TOTAL PARTICIPATION

GOLD SILVER BRONZE TOTAL MEDALS

1 UDGHOSH IIT KANPUR KANPUR 36 2 1 3 6

2 PRESIDENT CUP

GRAPHIC ERA BHIMTAL 40 - 1 - 1

3 CHAKRAVYUH IMS GHAZIABAD 59 1 - - 1

4 ZEST COEP PUNE 19 - 1 - 1

5 DESPORTIVOS LNMIIT JAIPUR 53 - - - -

6 RANBHOOMI IIM INDORE INDORE 58 4 3 1 8

7 RYSF RELIANCE FOUNDATION

DELHI 17 - - - -

TOTAL 282 7 6 4 17

Gymnasium

Faculty Residences

Campus provides residence facilities for its faculty members who are from far-flung areas.

There are 32 flats of 1-BHK, 66 flats of 2-BHK and 7 Flats of 3-BHK family quarters for faculty members. 3 Bunglows are for Vice Chanellor, Pro-Vice Chancellor and Director of

Institutes.

Eighty separate rooms are available for bachelor faculty members in the boys and girls hostels.

Mess

There are separate mess for all girls and boys hostels are available in the campus. One

separate mess is also for faculty and staff members on co-operative basis.

Guest House

Well-furnished 16 VIP guest houses are available in the campus.

C o r p o r a t e S o c i a l R e s p o n s i b i l i t y / S o c i a l

Ac t i v i t i e s by G L A Un i ve rs i t y There is a famous saying, “Service to man is service to God.”. When an organization gets involved in serving the society, some refer to it as “CSR”, others call it “Social service”, and yet others term it “helping others”.

Whichever way one chooses to refer to it, GLA University strongly believes in “giving back to the society.”

Over the years several CSR activities have been successfully conducted and continue to be conducted by us.

Be it helping the underprivileged children or getting involved in cleaning activities or even sharing our expertise with school children or even spreading health awareness, we feel fortunate to be able to make our humble contribution in all these areas.

The following are the six primary social initiatives run by GLA University: 1. PRAYAAS

2. NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME CELL

3. SOCIAL AWARENESS

4. UDAAN

5. UJJWAL BRAJ

6. AASHAYEIN

Number of extension and outreach programmes conducted in collaboration with industry, community and Non- Government Organisations through

NSS/NCC/Red cross/Youth Red Cross (YRC) etc., during the year

S.

No. Title of the activities

Organising unit/

agency/

collaborating

agency

Number of

teachers

coordinated in

such activities

Number of

students

participated

in such

activities

1 Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan 10 UP BN, NCC 1 30

2 Surgical Strike Day 10 UP BN, NCC 1 44

3 World Diabetes Day 10 UP BN, NCC 2 42

4 Measles & Rubella vacination Compaign 10 UP BN, NCC 1 65

5 World AIDS Day 10 UP BN, NCC 2 40

6 Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan 10 UP BN, NCC 1 55

7 Swasth Bharat Yatra 10 UP BN, NCC 10 35

8 Swachta Pakhwada 11 UP BN, NCC 2 40

9 Mission Indradhanush 2.0 12 UP BN, NCC 1 22

10 Scout Guide Camp

Uttar Pradesh

Bharat Scout or

Guide

2 61

11 Jal Shakti Abhiyan (Nukkad Natak) NSS 3 105

12 Blood Donation Camp NSS 3 202

13 Collection of waste plastic from Campus

(Competition) NSS 3 46

S.

No. Title of the activities

Organising unit/

agency/

collaborating

agency

Number of

teachers

coordinated in

such activities

Number of

students

participated

in such

activities

14 Plastic Awareness Camp (Do not Use

Single use plastic) NSS 4 169

15 Plantation NSS 5 120

16 Blood Donation Camp NSS 10 202

17 Collection of waste plastic from Campus

(Competition) NSS 12 46

18 Plastic Awareness Camp (Do not Use

Single use plastic) NSS 12 169

19 Plantation NSS 12 120

20 Plantation NSS 12 245

21 Health Awareness Camp NSS 9 177

22 New Voter ID Registration Camp NSS 8 250

23 Health awareness Camp NSS 12 245

24 Plantation NSS 13 238

25 Earth Day Celebration NSS 8 160

26 Health Awareness Programme NSS 9 218

27 National Voters Day NSS 10 210

28 National Youth week-2019 NSS 10 240

29 Covid Awareness programme NSS 2 240

30 Children's Day Celebration Aashayein 10 170

31 Distribution Campaign Aashayein 7 39

32 Teaching to unprivileged students Udaan Aaasman

Tak 8 180

33 Career counselling session for school

students Team Prayas 4 430

34 Unnat Bharat Abhiyan: Health & Heigine

Camp

Team Unnat

Bharat 10 240

35 polythene Free India( Unnat Bharat

Abhiyan)

Team Unnat

Bharat 10 240

36 Awareness programme (Green India) To

Motivate the people to grow more plants

Team Unnat

Bharat 8 120

37

Saf-Safai and Painting on walls,

Mathura Railway station & Goverdhan

Parikrama Marg

Team Ujjwal Brij 8 70

38 Covid Awareness Programme ( Team

Ujjwal Brij) Team Ujjwal Brij 3 20

Awards and recognition received for extension activities from Government and other recognized bodies during the year 2019-20

S.

No. Title of Activity Award/Recognition Awarding Body

No of students

benefited

1 Swachtta Pakhwada Apprecitaion Award 10 UP BN, NCC Mathura 100

2

Special Mahila

Matadata Panjikaran

Mela

Apprecitaion Letter Chief Election Officer, UP 120

3 Swatchtta Shivir Letter of

Appreciation

Gram Panchat, Ojhai, Khurd

Chaumuhan, Mathura 82

4

Plastic Awareness

Camp (Do not Use

Single use plastic)

Letter of

Appreciation

Gram Pradhan,Ojhai, Khurd

Chaumuhan, Mathura 60

5

Cleanliness camp

(Swachhata

Pakhwada)

Certificate

Pradhan, Gram Panchat, Ojhai,

Khurd

Chaumuhan, Mathura

78

6 Stress Management

and career counselling Appreciation Letter

Saraswati Vidhya Mandir,

Aliganj, Lucknow 65

7 Motivating Session Appreciation Letter St. Antony's Inter College,

Jankipuram, Lucknow 80

8 Motivating Session Appreciation Letter Guru Her Rai Academy, Kanpur 90

9

Polithin Free India

( Unnat Bharat

Abhiyan)

Appreciation Letter Gram Pradhan, Gram Panchat,

Jait, Mathura 35

10 Blood Donation Camp Certificate of

Appreciation

Nayati Health Care Hospital,

Mathura 25

11 Book Distibution

Camp Appreciation Letter

Gram Pradhan, Gram Panchat,

Jait, Mathura 45

12 Polithin Free India Apprecitaion Letter Nagar Nigam Mathura 120

13 Swatchtta Shivir Letter of

Appreciation

Gram Pradhan, Gram Panchat,

Jait, Mathura 65

14 Blood Donation Camp Certificate of

Appreciation Rotary Club, Mathura 25

15 Blood Donation Camp Certificate of

Appreciation Rotary Club, Mathura 22

16 Computer Education

Developing Program Appreciation Letter

Gram Pradhan,Ojhai, Khurd

Chaumuhan, Mathura 75

17 Sports Program Appreciation Letter Gram Pradhan, Gram Panchat,

Jait, Mathura 50

18 Summer Camp Appreciation Letter Principal, Parishdiya Civilan

School, Ojhai, Mathura 46

19 Book Distibution

Camp Appreciation Letter

Pradhan, Gram Panchat, Ojhai,

Khurd

Chaumuhan, Mathura

40

S.

No. Title of Activity Award/Recognition Awarding Body

No of students

benefited

20 Nukkad Natika for

Health & Hygiene Appreciation Letter

Principal, Parishdiya Civilan

School, Ojhai, Mathura 55

21 Independence day

program Appreciation Letter

Principal, Parishdiya Civilan

School, Ojhai, Mathura 55

22 Independence day

program Appreciation letter

Gram Pradhan, Gram Panchat,

Jait, Mathura 60

23 Gandhi Jayanti

Celebration Appreciation letter

Gram Pradhan, Gram Panchat,

Jait, Mathura 62

24 Education Awareness

Program Appreciation letter

Principal, Parishdiya Civilan

School, Ojhai, Mathura 72

25 Dipawali Celebration

Program Appreciation letter

Gram Pradhan, Gram Panchat,

Jait, Mathura 65

26

Awareness and

competitive program

on Sanskrit language

Appreciation letter Principal, Parishdiya Civilan

School, Ojhai, Mathura 56

27 GK Competition Appreciation letter Gram Pradhan, Gram Panchat,

Jait, Mathura 50

28 Republic Day

Celebration Appreciation letter

Principal, Samvilit Vidhyalaya,

Ojhai Khurd, Mathura 68

29 Republic Day

Celebration Appreciation letter

Gram Pradhan, Gram Panchat,

Jait, Mathura 70

30 Abacus Awareness

Program Appreciation letter

Principal, Samvilit Vidhyalaya,

Ojhai Khurd, Mathura 45

31 Health Checkup Camp Appreciation letter Principal, Parishdiya Civilan

School, Ojhai, Mathura 50

32 Health Checkup Camp Appreciation letter Principal, Parishdiya Civilan

School, Ojhai, Mathura 45

33 Basant Panchami

Celebration Appreciation letter

Gram Pradhan, Gram Panchat,

Jait, Mathura 56

34 Holi Milan Celebration Appreciation letter Principal, Parishdiya Civilan

School, Ojhai, Mathura 63

35

Corona Virus

awareness program

and distribution of

Sanitizers

Appreciation letter Principal, Parishdiya Samvilit

Vidhaylaya, Ojhai, Mathura 58

36

Corona Virus

awareness program

and distribution of

Sanitizers

Appreciation letter Gram Pradhan, Gram Panchat,

Jait, Mathura 65

S.

No. Title of Activity Award/Recognition Awarding Body

No of students

benefited

37 Awareness program on

COVID-19 Appreciation Letter Rotary Mathura West, Mathura 45

38 Social Service during

COVID-19 Pandemic Appreciation Letter Rotary Mathura West, Mathura 35

39 Online teaching during

COVID-19 Pandemic Appreciation Letter

Bharat Vikas Parishad,

Vrindavan Approx 8000

40 Cleanliness Program Appreciation Letter Bharat Vikas Parishad,

Vrindavan 100

41 Online teaching during

COVID-19 Pandemic Appreciation Letter

International Agrawal

Sammelan Approx 8000

42 Awareness program on

“Polithin free INDIA Appreciation Letter

Vrindavan Bal Vikas Parishad,

Mathura 67

43 Awareness program on

COVID-19 Appreciation Letter

Vrindavan Bal Vikas Parishad,

Mathura 54

44 Social Service during

COVID-19 Pandemic Appreciation Letter Friends of Vrindavan, Mathra 100

45 Social Service during

COVID-19 Pandemic Appreciation Letter

Bansuri, Brijlok sangeet, Nrtya,

and Natya sansthanMathura 85

46 Awareness program on

Polithin free India Appreciation Letter

Block Pramookh, Nandgaun,

Mathura 65

47 Awarenes program on

Health & Hygiene Appreciation Letter

Block Pramookh, Nandgaun,

Mathura 70

48 Corona Warrior Letter of

Appreciation Savera-Swam Savi Sansthan 65

49 AIDS control program Certificate of

Appreciation District Health Committee, Agra 100

50

Protech Nature and plant

trees ( Awareness

Program)at Goverdhan

Parikrama Marg

Appreciation letter Ujjwal Brij ,Mathura Vrindavan

Vikas Parishad, Mathura 100

51 Plantation Program Appreciation letter Ujjwal Brij ,Mathura Vrindavan

Vikas Parishad, Mathura 100

52

Protech Nature and plant

trees ( Awareness

Program)at Goverdhan

Parikrama Marg

Appreciation letter Ujjwal Brij ,Mathura Vrindavan

Vikas Parishad, Mathura 100

53 Cleanliness and

Plantation Program Appreciation letter

Ujjwal Brij ,Mathura Vrindavan

Vikas Parishad, Mathura 200

54

Session on - दैनिक

जीवि में कंपू्यटर निक्षा

का महत्व for

teachers

Appreciation Letter Primary School, Bajana 56

L i fe a t Un i ve r s i t y

Students Clubs: There are following Club in the university:

1. Badminton Club 2. Table Tennis Club

3. NINAD Music Club 4. Literario Club 5. Whiti Theatre Club

6. Drishti: Photography Club 7. GLAdiators Kabaddi Club

8. Football Club 9. Chess Club

10. Cricket Club 11. Athletics Club 12. Basketball Club

13. Handball Club 14. Volleyball Club

Fa c u l t y a n d S t a f f fo r s e s s i o n 2 019 - 2 0

Institute/Department IV

Class

Non-

Teaching Teaching Technical

Grand

Total

ACCOUNT SECTION 16 16

ADMISSION SECTION 19 19

BIOTECHNOLOGY 15 4 19

CATERING 2 20 0 22

CENTER FOR ONLINE EDUCATION 0 0 0 0

CENTRAL LIBRARY 32 32

CHANCELLOR SIR OFFICE 2 2

CHEMISTRY 1 18 3 22

CIVIL ENGINEERING 21 7 28

COMPUTER ENGG. AND APPLICATIONS 123 24 147

COMPUTER SECTION 17 4 21

CONSTRUCTION MAINTENANCE - CIVIL 3 30 33

CONSTRUCTION MAINTENANCE - ELEC. 1 53 54

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 20 7 27

ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

24 6 30

ENGLISH 27 27

ESTABLISHMENT SECTION 78 78

EXAMINATION SECTION 5 5

FACULTY OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES 8 2 10

FACULTY OF EDUCATION 10 1 11

HEALTH CARE 9 9

HORTICULTURE 36 4 40

HOSTEL 34 34

HOUSE KEEPING 165 11 176

INSTITUTE OF LEGAL STUDIES AND RESEARCH

1 13 14

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL 2 2

MANAGEMENT 8 1 9

MANAGEMENT - PG 37 37

MANAGEMENT - UG 54 54

MATHEMATICS 23 23

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 40 16 56

PHARMACEUTICAL RESEARCH 34 10 44

PHYSICS 1 11 2 14

PURCHASE SECTION 7 7

REGISTRAR OFFICE 1 1

SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 1

SECURITY 46 2 48

SPORTS DEPARTMENT 9 9

TRAINING & PLACEMENT 19 19

TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT 1 28 29

TRANSPORT SECTION 34 7 41

TREASURER OFFICE 1 1

N e w Fa c u l t y a n d S t a f f a p p o i n t e d i n

s e s s i o n 2 019 - 2 0

Department New Faculty and Staff

appointed in session 2019-20

ACCOUNT SECTION 4

ADMISSION SECTION 14

BIOTECHNOLOGY 5

CATERING 9

CENTRAL LIBRARY 5

CHEMISTRY 3

CIVIL ENGINEERING 19

COMPUTER ENGG. AND APPLICATIONS 69

COMPUTER SECTION 2

CONSTRUCTION MAINTENANCE - CIVIL 7

CONSTRUCTION MAINTENANCE - ELEC. 8

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 7

ENGLISH 12

ESTABLISHMENT SECTION 21

EXAMINATION SECTION 1

FACULTY OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES 10

FACULTY OF EDUCATION 4

HEALTH CARE 3

HORTICULTURE 1

HOSTEL 17

HOUSE KEEPING 7

INSTITUTE OF LEGAL STUDIES AND RESEARCH 10

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL 2

MANAGEMENT - PG 10

MANAGEMENT - UG 22

MATHEMATICS 5

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 7

PHARMACEUTICAL RESEARCH 7

PHYSICS 5

PURCHASE SECTION 2

SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1

SECURITY 2

SPORTS DEPARTMENT 4

TRAINING & PLACEMENT 5

TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT 11

TRANSPORT SECTION 3

UNIVERSITY POLYTECHNIC 3

VICE CHANCELLOR OFFICE 1

Grand Total 328

F i n a n c i a l S t a t e m e n t

Research funds sanctioned and received from various agencies, industry and other organizations

S.

No. Nature of Project

Duration

in day

Name of the

funding agency

Total Amount

Grant Sanctioned

(Rupees in Lakhs)

Amount received

during the year

(Rupees in Lakhs)

1 NewGen IEDC 1825 NSTEDB,DST,GOI 387.5 21

2 NIMAT 365 NSTEDB,DST,GOI 8 6.4

3 Development of thermally stable radiation resistant organ silicate-based

paint formulations for corrosion resistant 1095 BRNS Mumbai 30.56 4.71

4 BRNS Research Scheme 730 BRNS (BARC),

Mumbai 21.12958 13.50939

5 Identification of unreliability and fakeness in Social posts. 1095

U.P. Council for

Science & Technology,

Lucknow

8.34 2.7

6

Production and validation of Indigenous Johnin from native strain Indian

Bison Type of Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratubarculosis for the

diagnosis of Johne’s disease in domestic livestock as the field test

365 NRDC, New Delhi 2.00 2.00

7 Inspire Internship Science Camp Programme 5 DST, New Delhi 9.75 9.62369

8 Identification of key molecular factors involved in resistance/

susceptibility to paratuberculosis infection in indigenous breeds of cows 1095 DBT, New Delhi 54.7712 33.2176

9

Development of herbal formulation from medicinal plants (Ocimum

sanctum and Solanum xanthocarpum) for the therapeutic management of

Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis infection in domestic

livestock

1095 DBT, New Delhi 57.56 32.4

10 Adge Invariant Face Recognition using Machine Larning 730 GLA University 6.7461 6.7461

11 Experimental Investigation of operating parameters of Cascade

Refrigeration and Airconditioning systems 365

GLA University,

Mathura 7.3 7.1214

12 DESIGNING, MODELLING AND 3-D PRINTING OF COTTER JOINT 730 GLA University,

Mathura 10.00 9.558

13 Fabrication and analysis of flexible manufacturing stations 730 GLA University,

Mathura 7.5 7.41132

S.

No. Nature of Project

Duration

in day

Name of the

funding agency

Total Amount

Grant Sanctioned

(Rupees in Lakhs)

Amount received

during the year

(Rupees in Lakhs)

14 Fabrication of material handling system in modern manufacturing with

industry 4.0 approache. 730

GLA University,

Mathura 7.5 7.41132

15 Fabrication of product sorting/sampling system to promote the automation

in manufacturing system 730

GLA University,

Mathura 7.5 7.41132

16 Prevalence and characterization of Mycobacterium avium subspecies

paratuberculosis infection in domestic livestock population 365

GLA University,

Mathura 7.5 7.455

17

Bio-load and Bio-type profiles of Mycobacterium avium subspecies

paratuberculosis infection in the bovine population endemic for Johne's

disease using real time assays

365 GLA University,

Mathura 7.00 6.69086

18 To promote Organic Pharming 365 UBA, MHRD 0.5 0.5

19 Organic Pesticide for crop and Vermi composting pits 365 UBA, MHRD 0.5 0.5

20 Genral Relativity and Cosmology(GRC) 3.00

IUCCA 2.9 2.9

GLA University,

Mathura 1.00 1.00

Un i ve r s i t y G ove r n a n c e

C o u r t M e m b e rs Constitution of the Court under section 22(1) of the GLA University Uttar Pradesh Act, 2009 (U.P. Act No. 21 of 2010).

i) The Court is constituted as follows:

Particulars Name

a. The President of the Society

Chairperson Shri Narayan Das Agrawal Mob. No. 09997974444

chancellor@gla.ac.in

b. Pro-Chancellor Member

Prof. D.S. Chauhan

Mob. No.09557888181 prochancellor@gla.ac.in

c. The Vice-

Chancellor Member

Prof. Phalguni Gupta Mob. No. vc@gla.ac.in

d. The Pro-Vice-

Chancellor Member

Prof. Anand Mohan Agrawal Director

Mob. No.08192815000 pvc@gla.ac.in

e. All Directors

Member

Prof. Anoop Kumar Gupta Director Mob. No.09760077922

anoop@gla.ac.in

Member

Prof. Pradeep Mishra

Director Mob. No.09927064019 directoripr@gla.ac.in

f. Treasurer Member Shri Neeraj Agrawal Mob. No.09557211111

neeraj@gla.ac.in

g.

One Professor and

one Associate Professor to be

nominated by the Vice-Chancellor

Member

Prof. Somesh Dhamija

Prof. & Head, Mgmt.(UG) Mob. No.9997977699 somesh.dhamija@gla.ac.in

Member

Prof. Atul Bansal Professor & Controller of Exams.

atul.bansal@gla.ac.in 09760001881

h.

Two Alumni to be nominated by

President of the Alumni Association

Member

Mr. Aashish Bansal , DGM DANGOTE Engineering D-514, Jalvayu Towers

Sector-56, Gurgaon-122011 Mob. 09717252224

aashishbansal@hotmail.com

Member

Ms. Shradha Pratap Singh

Manager Service Assurance IndusInd, Corporate Office shrads2010@yahoo.com

Mob. No.9999210273

Particulars Name

i.

Eight members

nominated by the Society comprising of a minimum of

Five members who are eminent

academicians and leaders from Corporate world.

Member Prof. J.P. Gupta Director Emeritus Hydro Carbon Education & Research Society

Member

Prof. Onkar Singh Professor

Mob. No.9415114011 onkar@rediffmail.com

Member

Dr. Sonjaya S. Gaur Professor of Marketing Mob. No. 603749 8622, 60193125809

Ext.7263, Fax: 603 5635 8633 sanjayag@sunway.edu.my

Member

Prof. S.K. Kak Former Vice-Chancellor

Mahamaya Technical University, Noida, Ghaziabad, U.P., India

Member

Shri Sunil Kumar Modi 0122-2312311, 2311583 Mob. No.09837021106

skumarmodi@gmail.com

Member

Shri Vivek Agrawal

Mob. No.09760120000 vivekgla@yahoo.co.in vivek.agrawal@gla.ac.in

Member Shri Harbhajan Singh Mob. No.

harbhajan.singh@honda2wheelersindia.com

j. The Registrar Secretary

Mr. Ashok Kumar Singh

Mob. No.09927211500 registrar@gla.ac.in

E xe c u ti ve C o u n c i l M e m b e rs

Constitution of the Executive Council under Section 23(2) of the GLA University

Uttar Pradesh Act, 2009 (U.P. Act No. 21 of 2010). The Executive Council is constituted as follows:

Paerticular Name

a. The President of the Society Chancellor

Chairperson

Shri Narayan Das Agrawal

Mob. No. 09997974444 chancellor@gla.ac.in

b. Pro-Chancellor Member Prof. D.S. Chauhan Mob. No.09557888181 prochancellor@gla.ac.in

c. The Vice-Chancellor Member Prof. Phalguni Gupta Mob. No.

vc@gla.ac.in

d. The Pro-Vice-Chancellor

Member

Prof. A.M. Agrawal

Mob. No.08192815000 provc@gla.ac.in

e. The Treasurer Member Shri Neeraj Agrawal Mob. No.09557211111 neeraj@gla.ac.in

Paerticular Name

f. Directors

Member Prof. Pradeep Mishra Mob. No.09927064019 directoripr@gla.ac.in

Member Prof. Anoop Kumar Gupta Mob. No.09760077922

anoop@gla.ac.in

g. Two Professors to be nominated by Vice-Chancellor

Member

Prof. Piyush Singhal

Mob. No. 9412624713 piyush.singhal@gla.ac.in

Member Prof. Ashish Sharma Mob. No. 9412353562 ashish.sharma@gla.ac.in

h.

Ten additional persons nominated

by the Society, out of which a minimum

of five persons shall be eminent Academicians/

Researchers/ Industrialists/

Persons from Corporate world.

Member Shri Govind Prasad Agrawal Mob. No. 09927075361

govindkhandwale@gmail.com

Member

Shri Mahesh Chandra Agrawal

Mob. No.09719070885 govindasloibazar@yahoo.com

Member Shri Rajesh Garg Mob. No.09897445544 rajesh@prakashindia.com

Member Shri Narendra Agarwal Mob. No.

narendragangotri2000@gmail.com

Member

Shri Vivek Agrawal

Mob. No. 09760120000 vivekgla@yahoo.co.in

Member Prof. Jai Prakash Mob. No. 09873661588 jpagl42@gmail.com

Member

Prof. Ranbir Singh Vice-Chancellor

Mob. No. 011-28034253 vc@nludelhi.ac.in

Member Prof. A.K. Tripathi Mob. No.9415518418 aktripathi.cse@iitbhu.ac.in

Member

Prof. Rajendra Sahu Ph. No. 0751-2449804 (O)

0751-2449611 (R) rsahu@iiitm.ac.in

Member

Prof. Shiv Ganesh Bhargava Mob. No. 9869126678 bhargava@iitb.ac.in

Member

Prof. J.P. Saini Mob. No.

jp@nsut.ac.in jps_uptu@rediffmail.com

i. The Registrar Secretary Mr. Ashok Kumar Singh Mob. No.09927211500 registrar@gla.ac.in

Ac a d e m i c C o u n c i l

Constitution of the Academic Council under section 24(2) of the GLA University, Uttar Pradesh Act, 2009 (U.P. Act No. 21 of 2010).

i) The Academic Council shall be the principal academic body of the University. ii) It is constituted as follows:

Particulars Name

a. The Vice-Chancellor

Chairperson

Prof. Phalguni Gupta Mob. No. vc@gla.ac.in

b. The Pro-Vice-Chancellor

Member Prof. A.M. Agrawal Mob. No.08192815000

provc@gla.ac.in

c. All Directors of the

Institutes

Member Prof. Anoop Kumar Gupta

Mob. No.09760077922 anoop@gla.ac.in

Member Prof. Pradeep Mishra Mob. No.09927064019 directoripr@gla.ac.in

Member Sri Suresh Pratap Singh Director Training & Development

M. No.9559961616

d. All Deans/

Principals

Member Prof. A. Pradhan

Dean, R & D Mob. No. 08476847655 anirudh.pradhan@gla.ac.in

Member Dr. Avinash Dadhich Dean,

avinash.dadhich@gla.ac.in

Member Prof. Deepak Kumar Das

Dean – Students Welfare & HOD - Chemistry Mob. No. 09927223500

deepak.das@gla.ac.in

Member Prof. Ashish Sharma, Chief Proctor & Assoc.

Dean, Academic Affairs Mob. No. 08979498976 09412353562

ashish.sharma@gla.ac.in

Member Prof. Kamal Sharma

Assoc. Dean (R&D) Mob No. 09411065400

kamal.sharma@gla.ac.in

Member Prof. Dilip Sharma Professor

Mob. No. 09927031755 dilip.sharma@gla.ac.in

Member Prof. Diwakar Bhardwaj Principal Polytechnic

Mob. No. 09897040971 Diwakar.bhardwaj@gla.ac.in

Particulars Name

Member Prof. Vishal Goyal Associate Director, IQAC

e. Controller of Examinations

Member Prof. Atul Bansal Mob. 9760001881 ceo@gla.ac.in, atul.bansal@gla.ac.in

e.

All Heads of Departments

Member Prof. A.S. Jalal Mob. No. 07351894030

asjalal@gla.ac.in

Member Prof. Piyush Singhal

Mob. No. 09412624713 piyush.singhal@gla.ac.in

Member Dr. Sanjay Maurya Assoc. Prof. & Incharge Mob. No. 07895010874

09639976108 sanjay.maurya@gla.ac.in

Member Prof. Sudhir Kumar Goyal Mob. No. 8171623460 sudhir.goyal@gla.ac.in

Member Prof. V.K. Deolia Mob. No. 09412383869

08410840375 vinaykumar.deolia@gla.ac.in

Member Prof. B.R.K. Gupta Mob. No. 07351817363 brk.gupta@gla.ac.in

Member Prof. Manish Goyal Assoc. Head

Mob. No. 09837421186 manish.goyal@gla.ac.in

Member Prof. Meenakshi Bajpai Mob. No. 09811330854 mbajpai05@gmail.com

meenakshi.bajpai@gla.ac.in

Member Prof. Panchanan Mohanty

Mob. No. panchananmohanti@gla.ac.in

Member Prof. Shoor Vir Singh Mob. No.9719072856 shoorveer.singh@gla.ac.in

Member Prof. Somesh Dhamija

Mob. No. 09997977699 somesh.dhamija@gla.ac.in

Member Prof. Vikas Tripathi

Mob. No. 09412284009 vikas.tripathi@gla.ac.in

Member Prof. Virendra Singh Pundhir vs.pundir@gla.ac.in

Member Dr. Kavita Varma Principal, Faculty of B. Ed

Member Prof. Vikash Sharma, Principal Polytechnic.

Particulars Name

08954221207 vikash.sharma@gla.ac.in

g.

All Professors Member Prof. Amitava Sen Distinguished Professor

Member Prof. Anuj Vijay Assoc. Head, Physics Mob. No. 09897311995

anuj.vijay@gla.ac.in

Member Prof. Anand Prakash

Professor Anand.prakash@gla.ac.in

Member Dr. Aruna Dhamija Professor Mob. No. 09259091005

aruna.dhamija@gla.ac.in

Member Prof. Arun Kumar Agrawal

Emeritus Professor

Member Dr. Arun Kumar Rawat

Adjunct Professor

Member Prof. Charul Bhatnagar, Prof.

Mob. No. 09997077388 charul@gla.ac.in

Member Dr. Harikesh Bahadur Singh

Adjunct Professor

Member Prof. Kanhaiya Singh

Professor Mob. No.9899664010

kanhaiya.singh@gla.ac.in

Member Prof. K.M. Sharma Emeritus Professor

Member Prof. Kumar Shankar Ray Mob. No.

Member Prof. Manoj Kumar Chaube

Member Prof. Manju Ray

Member Prof. Mrinal Kant Ghosh Distinguished Professor

Member Prof. Naveen Kumar Ajmera Professor

Member Prof. Nitin Bhatnagar Mob. No. 09759990004

nitin.bhatnagar@gla.ac.in

Member Prof. Onkar Nath Tiwari

Principal

Member Prof. Panchanan Pramanik

Mob. No.

Member Prof. Pran Hari Talukdar Distinguished Professor

Member Prof. Reeta Goel Distinguished Professor

Member Prof. R.P. Singh Mob. No. 09897259533

rp.singh@gla.ac.in

Particulars Name

Member Prof. Sameer Kumar Bandyopadhyaya Emeritus Professor

Member Prof. S.C. Tripathi Associate Director (Research)

Member Prof. Satish Handa

Member Prof. Satya Sheel

Member Prof. S.S. Jain Distinguished Professor

Member Prof. Sabyasachi Sen Gupta Distinguished Professor

h.

Five or more persons from

Institutes of repute or industry

Member Prof. S.D. Joshi Phone No. 09818807156 sdjoshi1@gmail.com

Member Prof. Sachchida Nand Tripathi Ph. No. 0512-2597845 (O)

0512-2598806 (R), 09415050540 snt@iitk.ac.in

Member Prof. Ravi Shankar

Mob. 09811033937 ravi1@dms.iitd.ac.in

Member Prof. K.K. Biswas

Emeritus Professor Mob. No. 09821378811

kbiswas11@gmail.com

Member Prof. Roop Kishan Khar

roopkhar@hotmail.com roopkhar@anangpuria.comn 09810508898, 9582853899

Member Mr. Vinay Kaushik 9810166730, 7290027624

vkaushik@nuberg.in

i. Registrar Secretary Mr. Ashok Kumar Singh

Mob. No. 09927211500 registrar@gla.ac.in

Fe e C o m m i t te e

The Fee Committee is constituted as follows:

S.No. Name

1 Justice S.S Kulshreshtha (Retd.Judge of Hon’ble High Court) Chairman

2 Prof. B.C. Nirmal Shukl, Ex-Vice-Chancellor, National University of Study & Research in Law, Old D-1, Jodhpur

Colony, Near Main Post Office, Varanasi, U.P., India

Member

3 Prof. Manoj Kumar, Prof. Mathematics, G.B. Pant Univ. of

Agri. & Tech., Pantnagar-263145 Member

4 Shri Abhishek Garg, Chartered Accountant, Mathura Member

5 Shri Ashok Kumar Singh, Registrar Special Invitee

6 Prof. Anup Kumar Gupta, Dean, Academic Affairs & Director, IAH

Secretary

Ad m i s s i o n C o m m i t t e e

The Admission Committee is constituted as follows:

S.No. Name

1 Prof. Anup Kumar Gupta, Director, IAH & Dean, Academic

Affairs Chairman

2 Prof. A.M. Agrawal, Pro-Vice-Chancellor Member

3 Prof. Pradeep Mishra,Director, IPR Member

4 Prof. Somesh Dhamija, Head, MBA (UG) Secretary

T h e P la n n i n g B o a rd

Constitution of the Planning Board under section 26(2) of the GLA University Uttar Pradesh Act, 2009 (U.P. Act No. 21 of 2010).

The Planning Board shall consist of:

Particulars Name Profession Postal Address

a. Vice-Chancellor Chairperson

Prof. D.S. Chauhan

Mob. No.09557888181 vc@gla.ac.in

Service GLA University, Mathura (U.P),

INDIA

b. Pro Vice-Chancellor

Member

Prof. A.M. Agrawal Director, IBM Mob.

No.08192815000 provc@gla.ac.in

Service

Institute of Business

Management, GLA University, Mathura (U.P),

INDIA

c.

One Director/Dean-

Planning

Member

Prof. Anoop Kumar Gupta

Mob. No.09760077922

anoop@gla.ac.in

Service

Institute of Applied

Science & Humanities GLA University,

Mathura (U.P), INDIA

Two other members to be nominated by the

Chairperson of the Executive

Council

Member

Shri Vivek Agrawal

Mob. No. 09760120000

vivekgla@yahoo.co.in

Business

200/1, Yugal Niwas, Raman Reti,

Vrindavan, Mathura – 281406 (U.P), INDIA

Member

Prof. A.S. Jalal

Mob. No. 07351894030 asjalal@gla.ac.in

Service

Prof. & Head, Dept. of Computer Engg.

& Applications, IET, GLA University,

Mathura

One Dean

Member Prof. Dipak Kumar

Das Mob. No.

Service

Institute of Applied

Sciences & Humanities

09927223500

deepak.das@gla.ac.in

GLA University,

Mathura (U.P), INDIA

Architect/Civil

Engineer Member Shri Sandeep Bajaj

Civil

Engineer

Krishna Nagar

Mathura, (U.P), INDIA

d. Finance Officer Member

Shri P. G. Tayal Service GLA University, Mathura (U.P),

INDIA

e. Registrar Member

Shri. Ashok Kumar Singh

Mob. No. 09927211500

registrar@gla.ac.in

Service

GLA University, Mathura (U.P),

INDIA

F i n a n c e C o m m i t te e

Constitution of the Finance Committee under section 25(2) of the GLA University

Uttar Pradesh Act, 2009 (U.P. Act No. 21 of 2010).

The Finance Committee shall consist of:

Name Profession Postal Address

a. The President the Society

Chairperson Shri Narayan Das Agarwal

Mob. No. 09997974444

chancellor@gla.ac.in

Business 200/1, Yugal Niwas, Raman

Reti, Vrindavan, Mathura – 281406

(U.P), INDIA

b. The Vice-Chancellor

Member Prof. D.S. Chauhan Mob.

No.09557888181 vc@gla.ac.in

Service GLA University, Mathura (U.P),

INDIA

c. The Pro Vice-Chancellor

Member Prof. A.M. Agrawal Director, IBM

Mob. No.08192815000 provc@gla.ac.in

Service Institute of Business

Management, GLA University, Mathura (U.P),

INDIA

d. The Treasurer Member Shri Neeraj Agrawal

Mob. No.09557211111 neeraj@gla.ac.in

Business 200/1, Yugal

Niwas, Raman Reti, Vrindavan, Mathura – 281406

(U.P), INDIA

e. The Registrar Member Shri. Ashok Kumar

Singh Mob. No.

09927211500 registrar@gla.ac.in

Service GLA University,

Mathura (U.P), INDIA

f. Controller of Examination

Member Prof. P.N. Maheshwari Mob. No.

09760025270 ceo@gla.ac.in

Service GLA University, Mathura (U.P),

INDIA

g. One Director

nominated by the Chairperson.

Member Prof. Anoop Kumar

Gupta Mob. No. 09760120000

vivekgla@yahoo.co.in

Service Institute of Applied

Science & Humanities, GLA University,

Mathura (U.P), INDIA

h. One Financial Expert nominated by

the Society.

Member Mr. Abhishek Garg CA Seth Badha Tilakdwar Mathura (U.P),

INDIA

i. The Finance

Officer

Non-

member Secretary

Shri P.G. Tayal Service GLA University,

Mathura (U.P), INDIA

GLA University 17km Stone, NH-2, Mathura-Delhi Road

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