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1.1.1 V.V.(P.G) College shamli

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Name of students undertaking field proiects /internships

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Km. Versha

Km. Anukriti

Km. Parul

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1,.4.1

The regularly meetings of board of studies the college meaningfully contributes to

curriculum design ani development through its faculty members who perform their

duties in the -".tirrg. of the Bloard of Studies. The faculty members of the_college get

information about lhe current issues by participating in orientation and Refresher

Courses and seminars. The college updates the curriculum on the basis of information

collected by participants, to meet emerging national and global trends'

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t.4.2

The College has initiated a formal mechanism to obtain feedback from students, alumni,

academic peers and community. The university modifies the existing programmes based

on feedback taking from the stakeholders and tries its best to make it globally competentas per UGC guidelines to create better academic and employment opportunities forstudents.

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Ratio of Students to Full time Teacher is more than desired rate due to shortage of Full timeTeacher.

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Year Total No. ofTeacher Total No. of Students

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2014-15 06 1539

20t5-16 06 1250

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2.3.1

The academic philosophy of V.V (P.G) college Shamli is student centric. Variousmethods of experiential and participatory learning are adopted to ensure that students are activeparticipants than remaining passive listeners in the teaching-learning process.

The participatory learning activities adopted by the faculty that develop an application based

outlook of student are:

(a) Group discussions

(b) Case Analysis

(c) Role plays

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(e) Term Papers / Seminar

(f) Home Assignments

(g) Minor Project/ Dissertation

(h) Self work (SW)

(i) Field work

College gives high importance to holistic development of students beyond classroom throughcocuricular, extra-curricular and field based activities. In order to pursue the interest in theirarea ofspecialization, students and Teachers are functional. Some of the committees areCultural committee Sporls committee, Alumni Committee, Placement committee, Industry etc.

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2.3.3

V.V.(P.c) College Shamli

List of Mentor Students dering last five year

Sr.No Year Total No. of Students No. of Mentor

1 2013-t4 2210 3

2 2014-t5 21,10 3

3 2015-16 1688 3

4 24rc-17 1,466 3

5 2017-t8 1,425 3

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2.3.4 Innovation and creativity in teaching-leaming

Response: Students are encouraged to think critically and be innovative and creative in tackling their

assignments, projects and other tasks assigned to them. Teaching pedagogies have been modified over time

to facilitate innovation. The curriculum is planned in a way to complement a strong theoretical background

with practical understanding. Innovations are conceived in such a way that they are sustainable. Students are

encouraged to think of 'out of the box' solutions to issues like parenting, child care, resource utilization in

communities and behavior change. Students are also motivated to participate as researchers in CCS

Universify Meerut in innovation projects which inculcate a scientific temper. The Resource Management

and Design Application Department students are taught how to make new products using sustainable and

eco- friendly materials. Some of their research work has received awards for innovation and creativity.

Stldents are empowered to provide end-to-end solutions for different daily situations for project design,

implementation and marketing. They are not only competent to optimize use of various resources but are also

capable to evolve innovative ways of using them. Students of the Department of Humanities and

Mathematics organize many creative activities with poors, women, youth, persons with disabilities and other

stakeholders in the community. They participate in using theatre to organize parent workshops, creating and

using visual media in Early Childhood Care and Education classrooms and developing innovative teaching,

learning and evaluation materials for childhood disability and education programs. The Department of Hindi

works on creative and innovative methods of communicating with the cbmmunity. The teaching-learning

process is very enriching when students learn from the community and get a better understanding of how

they would need to innovate to ensure positive behaviour changes. Workshops and sessions are regularly

organized with community media groups .The different courses offered in the Department of Mathematics

involve the development of creative and innovative lesson plans and Teaching Learning Material (TLM) by

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V.V.(P.G) College ShamliFaculty Members list of current Year

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Dr. Ved Kumari Political Science

Dr. Manju Magan Economics

4 Dr. Neena Chhokra Economics

5 Dr. Bhupendra Kumar Economics

6 Dr. Pratap Kumar Political Science

7 Km. Pooja Rai Maths

8 Shri Javendra Tomar Maths

9 Shri Girish Narayan Yadav Hindi

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Total Experience of full time-teacher of current year

Sr.No Name of the Teacher Working Experience (in Year)

1 Dr. Vandna 27 Year

2 Dr. Ved Kumari 27 Year

3 Dr. Manju Magan 24 Y ear

4 Dr. Neena Chhokra L8 Year

5 Dr. Bhupendra Kumar 8 Year

6 Dr. Pratap Kumar 8 Year

7 Km. Pooja Rai 1 Year

8 Shri Javendra Tomar 6 Months

9 Shri Girish Narayan Yadav 5 Months

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2.{.1 Head of the every department, examination committee and IQAC monitor all the reforms initiatedby the university and by the college itself to ensure its effective implementation.

Both formative and summative evaluations are adopted by college to measure students achievement in aprogramme, formative evaluation is based on tests, assignments, quiz, seminars and practicals.Continuous internal assessment has 50% weightage. For summative assessment, University conducts an

external examination which has 50% weightage in the total evaluations. Final result is prepared on thecombined basis of formative and summative assessment. In the total evaluation process, formativeassessment ensures regularity in classrooms and day-to-day performance of students. It makes studentsinnovative and improves their skill, knowledge and performance in annual examination .

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12' In PG courses a student has to secure x% (minimum percehtage of marks to pass the intemaland external examinations in each paper separatqly. If a candidate fails to pass in the internalassessment of a paper, helshe will not be eligible * upp"u. in the ".t.rri ;*, of that paper. Ifa candidate passes the internal assesstnent of a papel' and fails in the external exam of thatpaper' ire/she will irave to pass that paper onty in exte*rai,examination as back ,uo"ri'u*student' The marks secured by him,&er previous'ly in internal:la$s.rr*.rt wiii be considered as

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V.V.(P.G) College Shamlilist oftotal no ofStudents Appeared and passoul

Year 2013-14

CI Subiect Aooeared Pass-out

B.A 399 319

B.com 93 70

M.A

Economics 31

Enslish 30 5

Hindi 42 27

Political Science 0 0

Maths 0 0

M.Sc Maths 34 27

Total 629 465

Year 2014-15

Class Subtecl Aooeared Passout

B,A 433 39'7

B.com t40 136

M.A

Economics 35 25

Enslish 25 20

Hindi 25 20

Political Science l0 5

Maths t2

M.Sc Maths 44 30

Total 724 636

Year 2015-16

Class Subiect Aoneared Passout

B.A 346 223

B.com 106 80

M.A

Economics 8 5

Engllsh 35 9

Hindi 45 28

Political Scrence 21 5

Maths 0 0

M,SC Maths 39 20

Total 600 370

Year 2016-17

CIass Subiect Aoneared Passout

B.A 124 205

B com 93 8l

M.A

Economics 14 25

Enslish 20 14

Hindi 42 28

Political Science l6 t2

Maths 0 0

M.Sc Maths J t

Total 532 368

Year 2017-18

Class S ubiect Aooeared Passout

B-A 141 116

B.com 86 74

M.A

Economics l7 7

Enslish l8 t4

Hindi 29 23

Political Science 6 4

Maths 0 0

MathsM,SC 45 24

Total 342 262

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Committee and interaction with HOD in the following ways:

Identifying slow and advanced learners and framing policies accordingly

Conducting intemal examinations

Arranging class discussions

Organizing seminars and guest lecturers

Written assignments

Feedback from students.

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Details of facilities Available in the College

Name of No'Name of facilitiY

Tutorial SPace

Specialized facilities and equipment

Learing and Regarding

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4.1.2 Details of Adequate Extra facilities Available in the College

Name of No.Sr.No Name of facilitiy

YesI Sports/outdoor and indoor games

Yes2 Gymnasium

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NSS Unit 02

Yes5

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Communication skills devloPment Yes

Yoga Yes

Health and hygiene Yes

Rovers and Rangers Yes

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4.2.L Details of the College library

Sr.No Item No

1 Total Area (insqmtrs ) 225

2 Total Seating capacity L20

3 Total Seating capacity of the reading room 100

4 Working hours of working days 09.00 AM TO 04.00 PM

4 On holidays 'as per requirements.

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4.2.2 Total Numbei of Books/Journals and Magezines in the library

Sr.No Item No

L Books 33075

2 .Tournals 16

3 Magezine L712

4 Reference Books L70

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V.V.(P.G) College Shamli4.3.L Details of the computing facilities available in the college

Sr.NoName of theDepartment

Number of computering facilities

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Divice Name Qtv

Computers 01

UPS 01

Printer 01

2 Office

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Laptop 03

UPS 03

Printer 04

3 Seminar Hall Projector t

14 Smart Class Room LCD+Projector

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Y.V. POST GRADUATE COLLEGE,SIIAMLI

5"1.6 There is a well-defined and fair procedure for redressing grievances- of students in matters of

academic, library and extra-curricular activities.Th6 cefl funct]i#s under the able guidance of the principal

of thecolleg. ir.orr*ttution with members of the Grievance Redressal ceil'

The Grievance Redressal Cell and Women Cell

there has not been reported anysuch case in the

The campus is compretery ragging free. senior students wercome the freshers and also give them their

guidance and support. rh" "otiegeset-ufan

enti+agging committee comprising the chief Proctor andfive

other facuity members and offrce-u.ur"., oitt 6 "oti."g.ltudentunion'

No complaint has been received

during the last four Years.

function regularly to help students in such cases' Howevet'

college since beginning.

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5.3.2 Details of Different Committees having students representatives

Sr.No Name of Committee Number of Students

1 Proctorial Board 4

2 Student Welfare Council 4

3 Sports Committee 4

4 Annual Magazine Committee 2

5 Librry Committee 3

6 Woman cell 4

7 Administration Committee 2

8 Building Manitenance Committee 2

9 Grievance Redressal Cell 2

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6.3.1 Welfare measures for Teaher's & Non-Teaching staff

Sr.No Items Number

1 Teaching Association !

2 Generator 3

3 Water cooler 1

4 Wi-Fi/Internet facility Yes

5 Teacher Welfare Fund Yes

6 Non-Teaching staff Welfare Fund Yes

7 Invertor 4

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v.v.(P.G) College Shamli

6.3.4Sr.No Teacher's Name Name of the Course Date & Duration Name of ASC

1 Dr. Partap kumarUGC-Sponsored

Refresher Course

04th Sept 2017

23th Sept 2017

Human Resource Devlopment centeruniversity of Rajesthan Jaipur.

2 Dr. Partap kumarUGC-Sponsored

Refresher Course

05th Nov 2015

28th Sept 2015

Human Resource Devlopment centerJamia Millia lslamia New Delhi

3 Dr. Bhupendra KumarUGC-Sponsored

Refresher Course

07th Sept 2015 to26th Sept 2015


4 Dr. Bhupendra KumarUGC-Sponsored

Refresher Course

04th Sept 20]7 ta23th Sept 20L7


5 Dr. Bhupendra Kumar 7 days Worked26th Sept to

02th oct 2018

Gandhi study center l.N Mahila PG

College, Meerut

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IV.V. POST GRADUATE COLLEGE'SHAMLI

6.5.1 Decision of the IQAC have been approved by the management of the college as follows:

Proposals approved by the Management are as follows:

o Automation and up-gradation of Library

o Up-gradation of Laboratories

. Gender sensitization and women empowefinent programmes

o Promotion of Research

o Extension of sports activities

o Development of Badminton Court

o Maintenance of Hall.

o Installation of CCTV cameras at various strategic points of the college'

o Installation of suggestion box inside college office

. Repair and maintenance of classrooms, roads and lawns in the Campus. Most of the above approved

proposals have been imPlemented

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6,2.\ V.V.(P.G) College Shamli

Sr.No Date Resolution implimentation

L19.08.2013

Resolution No.3

The principal intimated in managing Committee's

meeting that the college required ceiling fans and

water collers in class rooms to facilitate the annual

examination conducted by university'

Cialings fans and water cooler purchased

209.01.2014

Resolution No.4

The principal intimated in managing Committee's

meeting that maingate of college needed to be

Renovated

under consideration upto arrange thefunds

313.08.2014

Resolution No.2

In managing committee's meeting principal intimated

that there is need for more .class room in self finance

building

Process started and also completed withintime

413.08.2014

Resolution No.3

Managing cornmittee intimated by the principal foraltration of reading room in library

Under consideration upto arrange thefunds

527.1.1..201.5

Resolution No,3

In committee's meeting the matter of C.C,T.Vdisussed, all agreed on this mater hat this project has

to be initiated imidiatly for discilplineProject completed withhin time

617.03.201.6

Resolution No.2

principal intimated the managing committee that

college needed multipurpse hall for seminar,

conference and other programme.

Well furnished hall (Multipurpase)

consturacted in college (2018)

730.04.2018

Resolution No.3

In tnanaging committee meeting process of naac

discussed. How this project to be initiated, to be

proceed, the funds for it. Al1 members aggerd on thisproject.

Preparation of SSR is Under Progress withgreat enthusiasm

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Resolution No.3

In managing committee meeting the project of Naacdiscussed.

Progress of NAAC discussed

914.01.2019

Resolution No.4

The matter of Library extantion hall discusssed and

how can we altered Library.On the way for"e Library

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4,1' t3 CORE VALUES

V.V (P.G) College shamli strives for the uncompromising quality and highest

standard of excellence in teaching, learning, research and scholarship across

various disciplines.

V.V (P.G) College shamli upholds the highest ethical values, integrity and

professionalism and an unwavering commitment to academic freedom,

transparency and accountability.

V.V (P.G) College shamli nurtures an environment of safety, trust & mutual

respect and embeds equality & diversity in its Strategy by ensuring that the

strategic plans are fair and inclusive.

V.V (P.G) College shamli encourages shared decision-making through a process

that rests upon coilaborative consultation, open flow of information, diverse

involvement and collective deliberations of all stake holders.

V.V (P.G) College shamli creates and nurtures an inclusive environment where

every one can develop their full potential and contribute to the interest of the

society as a whole.

V.V (P.G) College shamli is acutely aware of its environmental responsibilities.

Hence development of college is proceed in such a way so that there Should not

be any adverse environmental impact.

V.V (P.G) College shamli seeks to serve the diverse, personal and professional

development needs of its constituents and encourage habit of engagement, caring,

and civic responsibility by emphasizing a connect between service, excellence,

and career growth.

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7,L.TsUniversity offers Compulsory course on human value i.e, B.S.R'G

(Bhartiya Sanskriti and Rashtriya Gaurav) in U.G Programme.

This course enhance the human values among students not only

moral values but social values too.

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Principal

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