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EDITORIAL COMMITTEE Prof. (Dr.) ChitrarekhaKabre Department of Architecture

Prof. (Dr.) Rajni Shukla Department of Physics

Prof. (Dr.) Pawan Dahiya Department of Electronics & Communication Engg

Smt. Tript Lata Associate Professor Department of Humanities

Cover design: Ar Shubham Satija (University alumni)

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DEENBANDHU CHHOTU RAM UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY MURTHAL-131039 (SONEPAT), HARYANA

Chancellor Prof. Kaptan Singh Solanki Hon’ble Governor of Haryana

Vice Chancellor Prof. Rajendra Kumar Anayath

Registrar Er. K. P. Singh (on leave 10.10.2017-22.12.2017) Dr S. K. Garg (from 30.10.2017) Dean Academic Affairs Prof. (Dr.) B. P. Malik Dean Student Welfare Prof. (Dr.) Rajbir Singh Dean of Colleges Prof. (Dr.) S. K. Singh Proctor Prof. Vijay Kumar Chief Warden (Boys Hostel) Prof. (Dr.) J. S. Saini Chief Warden (Girls Hostel) Prof. (Dr.) Jyoti Pandey Sharma Dean, Faculty of Engineering and Technology Prof. (Dr.) Rajinder Singh Dean, Faculty of Architecture, Urban and Prof. (Dr.) Jyoti Pandey Sharma Town Planning Dean, Faculty of Information Technology and Prof. (Dr.) Anita Singroha Computer Science Dean, Faculty of Science and Technology Prof. (Dr.) S. K. Garg Interface Dean, Faculty of Non-conventional Sources of Prof. (Dr.) J. S. Rana Energy and Environmental Science Dean, Faculty of Management Studies and Prof. (Dr.) Sujata Rana Humanities Controller of Examinations Dr. Mahabir Singh Dhankhar Controller of Finance (Additional Charge) Dr. Hamender Aggarwal Training & Placement officer Dr. Virender Ahlawat

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

S. No. Details Page No. 1. EDITORIAL COMMITTEE ...... 2 2. A TRIBUTE TO SIR CHHOTU RAM JI AND OUR COMMITMENT 5 3. FROM THE DESK OF VICE CHANCELLOR ...... 6 4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ...... 5 5. ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY ...... 8 6. THE YEAR AT A GLANCE ...... 12 7. FACULTIES, DEANS AND CHAIRPERSONS ...... 14 8. THE UNIVERSITY COURT ...... 15 9. THE FINANCE COMMITTEE ...... 17 10. THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ...... 18 11. THE ACADEMIC COUNCIL ...... 19 12. COURSES OF STUDIES ...... 22 13. TEACHING FACULTY AND NON TEACHING STAFF ...... 25 14. PLACEMENT RECORD ...... 26 15. TECHNICAL EDUCATION QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMME (TEQIP) ...... 28 16. THE UNIVERSITY (CENTRAL) LIBRARY ...... 30 17. MERITORIOUS STUDENTS ...... 32 18. MEDICAL SERVICES ...... 33 19. SPORTS ACTIVITIES ...... 35 20. AFFILIATED COLLEGES ...... 39 21. SERVICE DEPARTMENTS/ CELLS ...... 41 22. UNIVERSITY COMPUTER CENTRE ...... 44 23. CENTRAL INSTRUMENTATION LABORATORY ...... 46 Academic Departments 24. DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE ...... 49 25. DEPARTMENT OF BIO-TECHNOLOGY ...... 58 26. DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING ...... 64 27. DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY ...... 66 28. DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING ...... 68 29. DEPARTMENT OF BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING ...... 58 30. CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE FOR ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES ...... 71 31. DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING ...... 72 32. DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ...... 73 33. DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING ...... 76 34. DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES ...... 81 35. DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES ...... 84 36. MATERIALS SCIENCE AND NANO-TECHNOLOGY ...... 88 37. DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS ...... 90 38. DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ...... 92 39. DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS ...... 96 40. BUDGET AT A GLANCE ...... 98

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A TRIBUTE TO SIR CHHOTU RAM JI AND OUR COMMITMENT Sir Chhotu Ram ji starting from a rural background grew up in severe conditions and got to see the plight of the farmers who were the exploited lot at the hands of the moneylenders. The inner exploitation and injustice aggravated by the atrocities of foreign rulers inspired him to do something for the class of people he had observed very closely. He also realised that working under the foreign rule would not give him an opportunity to take benefits of the developmental activities to the most impoverished classes of the people. His deep thoughts and acute observations enabled him to see much ahead of the contemporary politically charged atmosphere and he started visualising the fate of the oppressed farmers, and ways and means which needed to be garnered for bringing them out of the severity of their predicaments, the abject poverty and the exploitation of the British rulers. His dedication to the cause enabled him to be regarded as a potential leader with capacity to play a role at the national level. After becoming member of the legislative assembly he pursued his goals without fear knowing well that the tables will be turned on the foreign rulers and the independence of the country was not at all a distant dream but a fast approaching reality. His clear approach to the issues earned him respect from all quarters. Bestowing of the title of “Sir” neither did shift his path nor change his targets. His vision was very deep and targets very well defined from which he never faltered. He never went with the psychology of the time to exploit the beliefs of the people and it was for this reason that he commanded respect from all corners of the populace. This was apparent from the fact that even after partition, the house he had occupied in Lahore as member of the legislative assembly, and as a minister, has been converted into his memorial. Let us pay a rich tribute to this great soul who worked hard throughout his life for the upliftment and welfare of the down-trodden and the “deen.” Rightly called Deenbandhu, he will always be a source of inspiration and motivation for all those who choose to live their lives not for themselves but for others.

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FROM THE DESK OF THE VICE- CHANCELLOR I feel very happy to present the Annual Report of Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science and Technology, Murthal for the academic year 2017-18. This report highlights University’s achievements, its best academic practices and efficient institutional management. Believing in academic excellence through unlimited academic freedom, the university witnessed manifold increase in the standards of teaching, learning and research through incorporating MOOC courses, chiefly NPTEL and SWAYAM in routine classroom teaching. As a result, the benchmark of performance of faculty members and individual schools have gone up tremendously. The faculty members wisely utilized their Professional Development Assistance while participating in international academic events, and they published high quality journals. The students, following their mentors, brought laurels to university at national and international level. I congratulate them and hope that they may excel it further. The University is imparting quality education through outcome and value based education system. The University administration has signed a number of MoUs with institutes of national repute. Many progressive and advanced decisions were also taken by the University’s Statutory Bodies. Success of any academic programme of education, and the quality as a factor of paramount importance, have at its node the student as the biggest stakeholder. Feedbacks from students are taken with a view to effect improvements in the curricular and other areas and the working professionals for Total Quality Management. The Alumni are also providing the needed feedback. Through all these measures, the University wishes to make transparency as its underlying mantra. Our aims are very high. With the help of committed and dedicated teaching and non- teaching staff, we are sure to transcend geographical boundaries and make national presence by providing quality education and academic ambience to aspiring professionals. For this, I once again, exhort all the stakeholders of the University to strike an optimal balance between academics and professionalism for harmonious evolution of the University. I once again thank all the stakeholders for their continued support and guidance to create University that makes a niche for itself in the international scenario. I thank and wish all the best for the next academic year which shall bring more colourful days for this young University.

Prof. (Dr) Rajendrakumar Anayath Vice-Chancellor

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS University is determined to move forward in line with objectives defined through its vision outlined in the preamble to the Act, establishing it, which is “to facilitate and promote studies and research in emerging areas of higher education with focus on new frontiers of science, engineering, technology, architecture and management studies and also to achieve excellence in these areas and connected fields”.In the process of implementation of the plans and programmes in line with the Vision it had the help, support and guidance of various stakeholders which is gratefully acknowledged. Particular reference is made tothe following: 1. Gram Panchayat of Murthal for donation of the land for establishment of the former Chhotu Ram State College of Engineering upgraded to the University later in 2006 2. Government of Haryana through Department of Technical Education for providing adequate funds under Plan and Non-Plan heads and approving a PG programme on Food Technology 3. Department of Science and Technology of the State Government for establishment of Centre of Excellence for Renewable Energy Test Centre 4. All India Council of Technical Education for recognition of the courses starting from 1987 onwards with additional courses and increased intake, from time to time 5. Council of Architecture for according approval of the courses leading to degrees of B.Arch. / M.Arch. 6. Institute of Town Planners, India for according approval of the course leading to degree of Master of Urban and Rural Planning programme 7. University Grants Commission for according recognition under Section 12B of the University Grants Commission Act, 1956 and providing grants-in-aid for developmental activities in hand and under other schemes and approving two programmes as Innovative Programmes 8. Various industrial organizations for continuing to provide facilities to the students for short technical excursions and summer internship training programmes 9. Various Industrial/ Consultancy/ IT/ R & D/ Production organizations for their support in absorbing the graduates from the University. Special thanks to M/S Tata Consultancy, Accenture and Tech Mahindra 10. Various industrial/ business organizations for continually providing feedbacks for improvements in different aspects of study programmes and administration 11. Alumni for providing feedback on different aspects of the study programmes and administrative set-up of the University 12. Association of Indian Universities for according its membership to the University 13. Association of Commonwealth Universities for according membership to the University and for honouring the University with “Honourable Mention” Award in Outreach and Community Relations for the year 2012 14. International Road Federation, India Chapter for according Corporate Membership to the University 15. Department of Renewable Energy, Haryana for awarding first position in energy conservation for educational institutes category for the year 2009-10 16. National Board of Accreditation for assistance in accreditation and re- accreditation of courses is applied 17. National Assessment and Accreditation Council for helping the University by processing application for accreditation

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ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY Introduction Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science and Technology, Murthal came into being on 6th November, 2006 by upgrading the erstwhile Chhotu Ram College of Engineering, Murthal through Act 29 of 2006 of the legislature of the State of Haryana with the vision to facilitate and promote studies and research in emerging areas of higher education with focus on new frontiers of science, engineering, technology, architecture and management studies, humanities and also to achieve excellence in these and connected fields. The university has been considered eligible for grants under section 12(B) of UGC act, 1956 in March 2009. The University has completed nine years of its existence. The University has got affiliating status and the technical and professional colleges & institutes located in district Sonepat have been affiliated to the university. Eight UG programs of the university have also been accredited by National Board of Accreditation (NBA).

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Vision To facilitate and promote studies and research in emerging areas of higher education with focus on new frontiers of science, engineering, technology, architecture and management, leading to evolution of enlightened technocrats,innovators,scientists,leaders, entrepreneurs who will contribute to national growth in particular and to international community as a whole. Mission University’s mission’s to achieve excellence in education and research in main and related areas of applied science, engineering, technology, architecture, management and health care and to occupy a place of pride amongst the most eminentorganizations of the world. Location The university is located in NCR on NH 44 (GT ROAD) about 50km from ISBT New Delhi towards Chandigarh and 8km from Sonepat railway station. The location of the university falls within one of the growing industrial belts of Haryana extending from kundli to panipat. Infrastructure Campus It is a residential university with a campus sprawling over 273 acres of land. Architecturally the campus has been developed in 4 distinct zones- academic, residences, and hostels and recreational. The academic premises comprises of 5 blocks including one administrative block. One iconic building i.e. library cum computer centre is operational and convention centre is first of its kind in the state. It is a residential university and hostel accommodation is provided to the students. The university has 4 boys and 3 girls hostels namely K.S. Krishnan Hall, Chandrasekhar Hall, Hargobind Khurana Hall, Aryabhatt Hall, Gargi hall, Kalpana Chawla Hall and Mother Teresa Hall.The campus has a shopping complex in the vicinity of students’ hostels and residential area. The university has a Medical Centre on the campus catering to the medical needs of the students and staff. The University guest house ‘Swagat’ hosts the visitors to the campus. The university library is housed in Saraswati Library Complex which is a four storey building, a perfect and beautiful blend of aesthetics, latest technology and green architecture. The university library has 54,480 books and other reading material and 343 e-books. The university library subscribes 101 printed Indian journals. It also subscribes 67 magazines and 19 news papers. The university computer centre (UCC) manages the central computing and networking facilities for the university community. The UCC has dedicated 1GB NKN leased line for internet connectivity from BSNL. The centre’s inventory comprises of more than 200 desktop computers, 22 laptops, 3 titanium servers and 244 Aakash Tablets. The central workshop comprises of machine shop, CNC machine shop, welding shop, fitting shop, forging shop, sheet metal shop, carpentry shop, pattern shop, foundry shop, and metallurgy section. CNC shop and welding shops are equipped with modern CNC lathe, CNC milling and EDM, TIG, MIG and plasma cutting machines.

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Activities

The university curriculum is divided in two semesters and accordingly calendar is full of student centric activities. Traditionally in addition to the academic activities, three major cocurricular events are organized during an academic year. RHYTHM- a grand cultural event, TECHNOVA- a technical fest and third event is Athletics and Sports Meet. In all these, participants from all over the country are invited. Tennis academy and basketball arenas have been established with courts of International standards. An SC/ST cell has been setup in the university. Alumni Association of the University maintains liaison with the alumni working all over the World. The World Bank has sanctioned Rs. 12.5 cores to the university under the sub- component 1.2 (scaling up of postgraduate education and demand driven research and development and innovation) of the Technical Education Quality Improvement Programmed (TEQIP) Phase-II. A Centre of Research Innovation and Development (CRID) has been established with a vision to collaborate with the industry to undertake cross functional research and development while developing a symbiotic setup leveraging competencies of both industry and academia. It shall be an exclusive facility in the university to cultivate

10 innovative ideas, grooming of budding engineers, scientists and entrepreneurs leading to improvement in existing technologies and development of new techniques. The Training and Placement Cell is a separate unit which deals with training and placement of our students. It acts as interface between the university and companies, and has maintained symbiotic, vibrant and purposeful relationship with industries across the country. The University has an impressive placement record both in terms of percentage of students placed as well as salary packages offered to the students through campus placements.

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THE YEAR AT A GLANCE The University family has been on the growth path. Activities in brief are described below: Faculty Augmentation of faculty is a regular process. Advertisements have been placed for inviting applications from suitable candidates and the process of recruitment through the stages will be taken up immediately after preliminary assessment of satisfaction of the basic criteria. Faculty base of the University is very strong with 52% having Ph.D. as the highest qualification and 44% positions have PG as the highest qualification; some of those with UG qualification have registered for PG degree or Ph.D. Participation of Stakeholders in Decision Making Involvement of the stakeholders at all levels is considered important for ensuring transparency in all its plans and programmes. To ensure quality of the product, involvement of other institutes/ universities is ensured through their participation in the statutory bodies of the University for incorporating their suggestions in the teaching- learning process. Curriculum updation is one area that is adhered to in words and spirit. As a matter of routine, revision is affected at three year intervals as the limit. Feedback is obtained as a matter of routine from the stakeholders including students. Technical/ Social Fests/Sports Initiatives Technical/ social and sports events provide students an opportunity to develop their leadership qualities. In case of Technova, students are encouraged to develop working models which are exhibited and subjected to jury which adjudge such models in different categories. Exposure to such competitions encourages them to improve and innovate. In case of cultural events, a comprehensive coverage of performing arts finds expressions which are again subject to competition. The amateurs are nurtured to advance their capabilities through the competitive spirit that is generated among the participants. In case of sports the events are organized as part of the zonal events under the aegis of Association of Indian Universities or at the initiative of the University. These occasions witness students from vast geographical areas. By far the best tradition of a Quarter Marathon, organized on the birth anniversary of Deenbandhu Chhotu Ran finds a wide participation from both girls and boys.

Research Initiatives Research Scholars have been involved in research leading to the degree of Ph.D. Of these scholars many have been awarded and more are in the final stages of their research work.

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Affiliations 22 colleges are affiliated to the University. Two more have been proposed to start course in Architecture. All the examinations are being conducted centrally. International Networking International Affairs Cell has been established with a view to expanding the horizons of the students and faculty both to bring about the teaching-learning process at par with some of the best universities/ institutes of international standing. Exchange programmes and joint research are the areas where stress is being laid. Community Participation For the University, that owes its very existence to the community, the aims and aspirations of the residents cannot be lost sight of. While allocation of seats has been made for direct admissions of bonafide students from the village, based on result of the qualifying entrance through AIEEE, the faculty and students conduct counseling classes for students of a girls’ college and two schools in Murthal village for choosing careers after they are out. Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram Chair for sustainable development is assigned to study the problems facing the community and to take action that will benefit both. Issues addressed are both local, arising from the rural environment, to those of maintaining health of those in the higher age groups. University is also planning to bring out details of the water-harvesting system with a view to addressing the ground water depletion that is acquiring serious proportions in the geographical region.

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FACULTIES, DEANS AND CHAIRPERSONS FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & Dean Prof. (Dr.) R. S. Bhardwaj TECHNOLOGY Department of Electronics and Communication Chairperson Prof. (Dr.) Amit Garg Engineering Department of Electrical Engineering Chairperson Prof. (Dr.) D. K. Jain Department of Mechanical Engineering Chairperson Prof. (Dr.) Rajinder Singh Department of Bio-Medical Engineering Chairperson Prof. (Dr.) Manoj Duhan Department of Civil Engineering Chairperson Prof. (Dr.) Dhirender Singhal FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES Dean Prof. (Dr.) Sujata Rana Department of Management Studies Chairperson Dr. Anil Khurana Department of Humanities Chairperson Mrs. Tript Lata FACULTY OF SCIENCE and TECHNOLOGY Dean Prof. (Dr.) S. K. Garg INTERFACE Department of Chemistry Chairperson Prof. (Dr.) Sanjiv Makin Department of Physics Chairperson Prof. (Dr.) Rajni Shukla Department of Mathematics Chairperson Prof. (Dr.) R. C. Nautiyal Department of Materials Science and Nano- Chairperson Prof. (Dr.) A.K. Sharma Technology FACULTY OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Dean Prof. (Dr.) Rajiv Kansal and COMPUTER SCIENCE Department of Computer Science and Engineering Chairperson Prof. (Dr.) Anita Singhroha FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE, URBAN & Dean Prof. (Dr.) Jyoti P. Sharma TOWN PLANNING Department of Architecture Chairperson Prof. (Dr.) Ajay Monga FACULTY OF NON-CONVENTIONAL Dean Prof. (Dr.) D. P. Tiwari SOURCES OF ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES Department of Chemical Engineering Chairperson Prof. (Dr.) D. P. Tiwari Department of Bio-technology Chairperson Prof. (Dr.) J. S. Rana Centre of Excellence for Energy and Environmental Chairperson Dr. A. K. Berwal Studies.

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THE UNIVERSITY COURT

1 The Chancellor Prof. Kaptan Singh Solanki, Hon’ble Governor of Haryana 2 Vice-Chancellor Prof. Tankeshwar (upto 06.07.2017), Prof. Rajendrakumar Anayath 3 Additional Chief Secretary to Govt. Ex-officio member Haryana, Finance Department, Chandigarh 4 Principal Secretary to Govt. Haryana, Ex-officio member Technical Education Department 5 Legal Remembrancer, Haryana Civil Ex-officio member Secretariat, Chandigarh 6 Director General, Technical Education Ex-officio member Department, Haryana, Panchkula 7 Shri Rishi Prakash Sharma Chairman, Haryana Livestock Development Board, Panchkula R/o H. No. 485, Vikas Nagar, Bhiwani, Haryana 8 Prof. Rajbir Singh Solanki Vice-Chancellor, Chaudhary Ranbir Singh University, Jind, Haryana 9 Prof. M. P. Punia Vice-Chairman, All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), New Delhi 10 Prof. Satish Arya Dean Academic Affairs (Retd.), Chaudhary Devi Lal University, Sirsa, R/o H.No.5, Old Housing Board, Bhiwani, Haryana 11 Prof. P. Sasikala Department of New Media Technology, Makhanlal Chaturvedi Rashtriya Patrakarita Evam Sanchar Vishvadalaya, B-38, Vikas Bhawan, Opp. Dak Bhawan, Press Complex, Zone-1 M.P. Nagar, Bhopal 12 Prof. J.S. Rana Dean, Faculty of Non Conventional Sources of Energy & Environment Science, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 13 Prof. Rajender Singh (upto 02.08.2017), Dean, Faculty of Engineering & Technology, Prof. J. S. Saini Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 14 Prof. S. K. Garg Dean, Faculty of Science & Technology Interface, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 15 Prof. (Dr.) Jyoti P. Sharma Dean, Faculty of Architecture, Urban and Town Planning, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 16 Prof. (Dr.) Anita Singhrova Dean, Faculty of Information Technology and Computer Science, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 17 Prof. Sujata Rana (upto 06.11.2017) Dean, Faculty of Management Studies, Prof. Rajbir Singh Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 18 Prof. M. N. Mishra Department of Mechanical Engineering, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal

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19 Prof. Avdhesh Sharma Department of Mechanical Engineering, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 20 Prof. (Dr.) Rajni Shukla Department of Physics Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 21 Prof. (Dr.) Anita Singhrova Department of Computer Science & Engg. Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 22 Dr. Ajay Kumar Singh, Associate Department of Electrical Engineering Professor Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 23 Dr. Sunanda, Assistant Professor Department of Chemical Engineering Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 24 Dr. Manju Rani, Assistant Professor Department of Chemical Engineering Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 25 Dr. Mahabir singh Controller of Examination, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 26 Registrar, Member Secretary Er. K. P. Singh (upto 22.12.2017) Prof.(Dr.) S. K. Garg

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THE FINANCE COMMITTEE 1 Prof. RajendrakumarAnayath Chairman Vice-Chancellor Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 2 The Additional Chief Secretary to Govt. of Member Haryana, Financial Department,Chandigarh 3 The Principal Secretary to Govt. of Haryana, Member Technical Education Department, Chandigarh 4 The Director General, Member Technical Education Department, Haryana, Bays 7-12, Sector - 4, Panchkula 5 Sh. Pradeep Kumar, Senior Accountant (Retired), Member Bhiwani Central Co-operative Bank Ltd., GaliNaughran, Halu Bazar, Bhiwani - 127021 6 Prof. J. S. Rana, Member Dean, Faculty of Non-Conventional Sources of Energy & Environment Science, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 7 Dr. H. K. Aggarwal, Member Controller of Finance Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 8 Er. K. P. Singh (upto 22.12.2017) Member- Secretary Prof. (Dr.) S. K. Garg, Registrar Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal

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THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 1 Vice-Chancellor Prof. Rajendrakumar Anayath 2 Additional Chief Secretary to Govt. Sh. P. Raghavendra Rao, IAS Haryana, Finance Department, Chandigarh. 3 Additional Chief Secretary to Govt. Sh. Anil Malik, IAS of Haryana, Technical Education Department, Chandigarh 4 Director General, Technical Sh. Saket Kumar,IAS Education Department, Haryana, Sector-4, Panchkula. 5 Chairman, Board of School Dr. Jagbir Singh Education Bhiwani (Haryana) 6 Vice Chancellor, G.J.U.S.&T., Prof. Tankeshwar Kumar Hisar 7 Dr. Ajay Singh Yadav Scientist-Incharge HAIC Agro Research & Development Centre, Murthal, Sonepat 8 Dr. Om Prabhat Agarwal Former Professor of Chemistry R/o Sri Venkateh Bhawan, 445/B (New No. 273), Dev Colony, Rohtak 9 Dr. P.K. Mittal Professor (Retd.) Panjab University #1648, Pushpac Complex, Sector – 49B Chandigarh - 160047 10 Dr.(Mrs.) Deepti Dharmani Professor Dept. of English Chaudhry Devi Lal University, Sirsa 11 Prof. (Dr) S. K. Garg Dean, Faculty of Science and Technology Interface, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science and Technology, Murthal 12 Prof. (Dr) Jyoti Pandey Sharma Dean, Faculty of Architecture, Urban and Town Planning, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science and Technology, Murthal (Sonepat) 13 Prof. Rajbir Singh Dean, Faculty of Management Studies, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science and Technology, Murthal 14 Prof. (Dr.) R.C. Nautiyal Department of Mathematics Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science and Technology, Murthal 15 Dr. D. K. Jain Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science and Technology, Murthal 16 Registrar, Ex-officio Secretary Er. K. P. Singh (upto 22.12.2017) Prof. (Dr.) S. K. Garg

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THE ACADEMIC COUNCIL 1. Vice -Chancellor, Chairman Prof. Rajindrakumar Anayath (w.e.f. 06.07.2017) 2. Director General Dr. R. S. Dhillon, IAS Technical Education Department, Haryana, Sector-4, Panchkula 3. Vice -Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) Yogesh Singh Delhi Technological University Bawana Road, Delhi 4. Director and Professor in Deptt. of Prof. Shyam Sunder Pattnaik Educational Television Centre, NITTTR, Chandigarh 160019 5. Vice -Chancellor Prof. Jaspal Singh Sandhu Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar (Punjab) 6. Department of Computer Science & Prof. Rajesh Bhatia Engineering, PEC University of Technology, Sector-12, Chandigarh -160012 7. Haryana School of Business Prof. Mahesh Chand Garg Guru Jambeshwar University of Science and Technology, Hissar 8. Department of Physics, Prof. (Dr.) Raman Sharma Himachal Pradesh University, Himachal Pradesh 9. Department of Computer Science & Prof. Dinesh Chutani Engineering Guru Jumbheshwar University of Science & Technology, Hissar 10. Professor, Department of Electrical Dr. Narender Kumar Engineering Delhi Technological University (Formerly Delhi College of Engg.)Shahbad Daulatpur, Main Bawana Road, Delhi – 110 042 11. Prof. J. S. Saini Dean, Faculty of Engineering & Technology, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 12. Prof. J. S. Rana Dean, Faculty of Non-conventional Sources of Energy & Environmental Science, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 13. Prof. S. K. Garg Dean, Faculty of Science & Technology Interface, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology Murthal 14. Prof. (Dr.) Jyoti P. Sharma Dean, Faculty of Architecture, Urban & Town Planning, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 15. Prof. Rajbir Singh Dean, Faculty of Management Studies Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology Murthal 16. Prof. (Dr.) Anita Singhrova Dean, Faculty of Information Technology and Computer Science, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science &Technology, Murthal

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17. Prof. (Dr.) Parvinder Singh Dean, Faculty of Information Technology and Computer Science, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 18. Prof. (Dr. ) Pratibha Chaudhary Faculty of Science and Technology Interface, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 19. Prof. (Dr.) Rekha Faculty of Management Studies, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 20. Prof. (Dr.) Ramesh K. Garg Faculty of Engineering & Technology, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 21. Prof. (Dr.) Ajay Monga Faculty of Architecture, Urban & Town Planning, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 22. Dr. Mahabir Singh Dhankhar Controller of Examinations, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 23. Dr. S. K. Jarial, Associate Professor Faculty of Engineering & Technology Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 24. Dr. Surender Kumar Grewal, Faculty of Engineering & Technology Associate Professor Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 25. Dr. Pawan Singh Rana, Associate Faculty of Science & Technology Interface Professor Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 26. Dr. Anil Sandhu, Associate Professor Faculty of Non-conventional Sources of Energy & Environmental Science, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 27. Dr. Parveen Kumar, Associate Faculty of Architecture, Urban & Town Professor Planning, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 28. Dr. S. N. Mahapatra, Associate Faculty of Management Studies Professor Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 29. Smt. Tript Lata, Associate Professor Faculty of Management Studies Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 30. Dr. Amita Rani, Associate Professor Faculty of Information Technology & Computer Science, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 31. Dr. Sumit Kumar, Assistant Faculty of Science & Technology Interface, Professor Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 32. Dr. Dinesh Singh, Assistant Faculty of Information Technology & Professor Computer Science, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science &Technology, Murthal 33. Ms. Seema, Assistant Professor Faculty of Engineering & Technology Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal

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34. Sh. Pankaj Kumar, Assistant Faculty of Management Studies Science, Professor Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 35. Prof. (Dr.) Raj Kumar Special Dean, Academic Affairs Invitee Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 36. Dr . Reeti Chaudhary, Assistant Faculty of Non-Conventional Sources of Professor Energy & Environment Sciences Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 37. Smt. Nirmala, Assistant Professor Faculty of Architecture, Urban and Town Planning, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 38. Smt. Neha Yadav, Assistant Faculty of Architecture, Urban and Town Professor Planning, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal 39. Registrar, Member-Secretary Er. K. P. Singh (upto 22.12.2017) Prof. (Dr.) S. K. Garg

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COURSES OF STUDIES

Total No. of Students admitted in UG Courses Session Name of Course Sanctioned Intake Admitted B. Tech. B. Tech. Total Students LEET 2017-18 Bio-Medical Engineering 60 12 72 22 Bio-Technology 60 12 72 40 Chemical Engineering 60 12 72 71 Civil Engineering 60 12 72 78 Computer Science and Engineering 60 12 72 79 Electrical Engineering 60 12 72 80 Electronics &Communication Engineering 60 12 72 77 Mechanical Engineering 60 12 72 79 Architecture 80 00 00 80 Total No. of Students admitted in PG Courses Session Name of Course Sanctioned Total 2017-18 M. A. English 45 24 MBA (2 Year) 90 78 MBA (Integrated Programme) 90 88 Master in Hospital Administration 36 19 M. Tech. (Biotechnology) 18 NIL M. Tech. (Food Technology) 18 3 M. Sc. (Biotechnology) 30 29 PG Diploma (Forensic Biotechnology) 15 NIL M. Tech. (Chemical) 18 6 M. Tech. (Biomedical Engineering) 18 NIL M. Tech. Electrical Engineering (Instrumentation & 18 NIL Control) M. Tech. Electrical Engineering(Power Systems) 36 14

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M. Tech. (Mechanical Engineering) 36 33 M. Tech. Civil (Highway Safety & Engg.) 18 18 M. Tech. (Computer Science & Engg.) 36 36 M. Tech. (Electronics & Communication Engineering) 36 32 M. Tech. (Electronics & Communication Engineering 18 18 (VLSI Design) M. Plan. (Urban & Rural Planning) 20 20 M. Tech. (Construction &Real Estate Management) 15 15 M. Arch. (Sustainable Architecture) 20 19 M. Tech. (Energy Studies & Environmental 18 8 Management) M. Tech. (Renewable Energy) 18 NIL M. Tech.(Materials Science & Nano Tech) 18 NIL M. Sc. (Mathematics) Integrated Prog. 50 50 M. Sc. Mathematics (2 Year) 60 60 M. Sc. Chemistry 60 60 M. Sc. Physics 60 60 M. Sc. Environmental Studies 18 12 Total No. of Students Admitted in the Affiliated Colleges for Session 2017-18 S. Name of Institute No. of Students 2017-18 No. RR CR 1 B.M. Institute of Engineering & Technology 05 284 2 Bhagwan Parshu Ram College of Engineering Gohana Distt. 00 06 Sonepat 3 Bharat Institute of Technology Sonepat Gohana Road, Near 168 187 Mohana Police Station Naina Tatarpur, Distt. Sonepat 4 Darsh Institute of Engineering & Technology, V.P.O. Kailana, 00 00 Gohana Distt. Sonepat 5 Delhi Institute of Technology & Management Baraut, Ganuar 175 516 Distt. Sonepat 6 G.V.M. Institute of Technology & Management Murthal Road 191 246 Sonepat 7 Gateway College of Architecture & Design, Gateway Campus, 100 445 Sector-11 Sonepat 8 Gateway Institute of Engineering & Technology, Gateway 148 401 Campus Sector-11, Fazilpur Sonepat 9 Hindu College of Engineering Industrial Area Sonepat 192 585 10 Hindu Institute of Management Near Railway Station, Sonepat 132 147 11 Innovative Institute of Technology & Management 64 K.M. Mile 02 77 Stone NH-1 Ganaur, Distt Sonepat 12 International Institute of Technology & Management 49 K.M. 159 489 Stone NH-1, Murthal Sonepat 13 International Institute of Technology and Business, Vidyagram, 76 275 VPO Jhundpur Sonepat 14 Mahaveer Swami Institute of Technology Village Jagdishpur 00 44 Near Railway Crossing Sonepat 15 P.M. College of Engineering Kami Road Sonepat 176 313 16 Royal Institute of Management & Technology VPO Chidana 147 306 NH-71-A, Distt. Sonepat 17 Shri Balwant Institute of Technology Meerut Road Pallri Near 129 192 DPS Sonepat

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18 South Point Institute of Technology & Management Purkhas 189 375 Road Near Sugar mill Sector-20 Sonepat 19 Tek Chand Mann College of Engineering Ganuar 00 00 20 Hindu School of Architecture Industrial Area Rohtak Road 52 193 Sonepat 21 South Point School of Architecture Purkhas Road Near Sugar 05 101 Mill Sonepat 22 P.M. College of Architecture Village Kami Sonepat 00 33 23 DCS Business School Mehmoodpur Road Gohana 00 00 24 South Point College of Architecture 00 00 25 World School of Planning and Architecture 18 00 Total 7279

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TEACHING FACULTY AND NON TEACHING STAFF The University has regular faculty which is supported by the need based contractual/visiting faculty Male/Female Teaching faculty as on 01.01.2017 S. No. Department Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Male Female Male Female Male Female 1 ARCH 2 2 2 1 3 3 2 BME 0 0 0 0 2 4 3 BT 1 0 1 1 3 2 4 CEEES 0 0 1 0 1 4 5 CHE 1 0 0 0 3 4 6 CHEMISTRY 1 1 0 1 5 1 7 CIVIL 1 0 0 0 7 2 8 CSE 0 1 1 1 6 4 9 ECE 2 0 2 3 5 6 10 EE 3 0 4 0 9 2 11 HUM 0 2 0 1 3 0 12 MATH 5 0 1 0 5 1 13 MBA 1 0 2 0 5 5 14 ME 8 0 3 0 6 0 15 MSN 1 0 1 0 1 0 16 PHY 3 1 1 0 4 1 Total 29 7 19 8 68 39 Non- Teaching Staff 1. General 288 2. Phy. Education 2 3. Library 6 Total 296

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PLACEMENT RECORD PLACEMENT RECORD 01.07.2017 to 30.06.2018

Name of Stream & Eligible Students S. TOTA Name of the CTC N M.Tech/ L Industry LPA o CS EE ECE ME CHE BT BM CE MBA/ =306 E35 38 41 56 52 11 07 24 MSc/Arc = 42 Fidelity 1 5 LPA 15 4 1 20 International 2 Smartprix 10 LPA None Found Suitable in B.Tech. CSE, EE, ECE & M.Tech. CSE 3 Libsys 6 LPA 2 2 4 Adobe Systems 10.12 LPA None Found Suitable in B.Tech. & M.Tech. (CSE & ECE) M.Tech. 3.33 & 3.50 CSE=05 5 TCS 26 9 36 14 14 4 4 114 LPA M.Tech. ECE=02 6 Genpact 2 LPA BBA=06 6 Direct Internet 7 25 LPA None Found Suitable in B.Tech. CSE Solutions Wipro (Off 8 Campus) UIET 3.3 LPA 1 1 KUK 9 IndiaMART 7.2 LPA 1 1 M.Tech. 10 NHSRC 3.6 LPA 2 3 ECE=01 Asahi India Glass 11 3 LPA 1 1 Ltd. 12 JSHL Hisar 6 LPA 4 2 6 13 ISGEC, Noida 5.64 LPA 3 3 14 BCH Electric Ltd. 3.75 LPA 1 1 2 SnS 15 SnS Associates MBA=05 5 Associates 16 UHBVN 2.4 0 Multitex Filtraion 17 2.2 LPA 3 3 Engineers Ltd. Westline Ship 18 21 0 Management RachTR 19 Chemicals Pvt. 2.70 LPA 1 MBA=01 2 Ltd. State Bank of 20 3.50 LPA None Found Suitable in MBA India 21 C&S Electric Ltd. 3.50 LPA 2 2 22 LUMAX LTD. 2.00 LPA 1 2 2 5 MBA-02 23 IBM 2.5 LPA 6 YR = 06 MBA-02 24 HDFC 2.5 LPA 2 YR = 02 25 LnT Enterprises 2.20 LPA 1 1 2 26 HMBS 2.20 LPA 1 1 Gujrat HiChem 27 4.5 LPA 1 1 Ltd. Total 45 17 40 23 23 4 2 6 20 188 CSE EE ECE ME CHE BT BM CE TOTAL 188+ Higher Education / 8 9 8 7 8 7 5 9 61 61 = Self Employment 237 %AGE OF PLACEMENT 82%

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%Age of Students Placed 78% M.Tech/ Placement CSE EE ECE ME CHE BT BME CE TOTAL MBA Branch Wise 57 24 51 29 13 5 4 7 40 230 Average 3.50 LPA Package Highest 8.90 LPA Package Minimum 3.00 LPA Package Higher CSE EE ECE ME CHE BT BME CE Total Education M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F Opted 1 3 5 2 1 2 4 2 4 2 3 5 1 2 8 2 27 20

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TECHNICAL EDUCATION QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMME (TEQIP) The Government of India with the financial assistance from the World Bank has launched the programme to be implemented in three phases for systemic transformation of the Technical Education System. The university has successfully implemented Phase- 1 of the programmes and has been assigned its Phase-2. Under TEQIP‐I infrastructure has been upgraded for quality of UG education and introducing innovations in academic and administrative practices and also in implementation of institutional reforms. Through these phases institutions have to ensure further improvement in imparting quality education at UG and PG levels and scaling‐up PG education and research activities. The university has become eligible for the sub-component 1.2 (Scaling-up of Post Graduate Education and Demand Driven Research and Development and Innovation). The details of heads and activities under these heads are as under: 1. Procurement: Under this head, procurement of goods (equipment, furniture, books, LRs, software and minor items) and civil works is allowed for improvement in teaching, training and learning facilities. The allowable sub-activities under this head are expenditure on ICT enabled learning, related software and hardware, equipments for new laboratory for new / existing PG programs, modernizing / strengthening of existing laboratories, Library books, e-books, journals, e-journals, course specific software, membership of online journals and consortium, digitally/virtually accessible courses/subjects, modernizing classrooms and minor civil work. 2. Assistantships: Under this head, Teaching and Research Assistantships can be provided for significantly increasing enrolment in existing and new Masters and Doctoral programmes in Engineering. The allowable sub-activities under this head are expenditure on Masters / PhD students enrolled with TEQIP teaching assistantship. 3. R&D: This head is for enhancing R&D and institutional consultancy activities. The allowable sub-activities under this head are expenditure incurred on research projects taken by UG students, research publications in engg in refereed journals, organizing conferences on R&D topics, patenting of research products etc. 4. FSD: This head is forFaculty and Staff development for improved competence the allowable sub-activities under this head are expenditure on Faculty with B.Tech. enrolled for M Tech, M Tech enrolled for Ph.D., faculty members attended training in subject domain, attending pedagogical training, organizing in-house subject area training Programs/ Workshops/ seminars / conferences / continuing education programs, participation by faculty in Seminar/ Conferences/ workshop etc and staff development. 5. E-I-I: This head is forEnhanced Interaction with Industry. The allowable sub- activities under this head are expenditure on academic Programs i.e. M.Tech./Ph.D. etc. with industry, short term programs with industry, academic networking with other institutions, campus placements (UG and PG) and UG Students attending industrial internship. 6. Capacity Development: Under this head, Institutional Management Capacity Enhancement activities are allowed. The allowable sub-activities under this head are expenditure on Sr. officials and Sr. faculty attending management development training.

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7. Reforms: This head is forImplementation of Institutional academic reforms. The allowable sub-activities under this head are expenditure on accreditation fee for NBA, Autonomous status, curricula revision/restructuring. 8. Student Support: Under this head, academic support for weak students is to be provided. The allowable sub-activities under this head are expenditure on students’ transition from first year to second year of UG Programs (clearing all subjects /courses of 1st year in first attempt). 9. IOC: This head is for expenditure on incremental operating cost. Deliverables of the TEQIP-II At the end of the project, the University is supposed to provide the following deliverables: 1. Scaling‐up of PG education measured by increased enrolment of Masters and Doctoral students. 2. Increase in the Industry‐Institute collaboration and scaling‐up of R&D in areas linked to societal/industrial demand. 3. Scaling‐up quality research, development and innovation as indicated by increase in the number of publications in refereed journals, citations and patents obtained/filed. 4. Increased collaboration with other institutions measured through the number of joint publications in refereed journals 5. Increased employability of students measured by improvement in the placement rate and the average package. 6. Accreditation of all UG / PG programme. 7. Increment in % of revenue from externally funded R&D projects and consultancies in total annual revenue. 8. Overall institutional performance as measured through increase in the overall student and faculty satisfaction. After successful completion of Phase-1 of the programme phase-2 has been assigned to the University which is in advanced stage of completion. The jobs are assigned to the persons as under:

S. No. Designation Name 1. Nodal Officer (TEQIP) Prof. (Dr.) J.S. Saini, Dept of ElectricalEngg. 2. Coordinator (TEQIP) Prof. (Dr.) Suresh K. Verma 3. Procurement co-ordinator Dr. Manish Saini 4. Procurement co-ordinator Dr. Krishan Kumar 5. Asstt. Registrar Sh. Anand Rana 6. Project Supdt. Sh. Kuldeep Singh 7. Project Asstt. Ms. ShaliniNassa 8. Clerk Cum Data Entry Operator Sh. Naresh Kumar 9. Data Entry Operator Sh. Mukesh Kumar It is anticipated that with strong support of the TEQIP cell, the University will ensure successful implementation of the plans and programmes assigned within the stipulated timeframe and attain the objectives set for it. This will help the University become eligible for grants for the upcoming phases of the TEQIP.

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THE UNIVERSITY (CENTRAL) LIBRARY

Inaugurated by the Hon’ble Chief Minister, Haryana on 13.06.2013, the University Library is housed in Saraswati Library Complex, which is a four storey building, a perfect and beautiful blend of aesthetics, latest technology and green architecture with an area of 9,103 sqm./97,948 sq.ft. The University Library has a seating capacity of 400 members. The University Library opens from 7.00 A.M. to 7.00 P.M. on all working days and 9.00 A.M. to 5.00 P.M. on Saturdays, Sundays and Gazetted Holidays. The University Library has a collection of 62,868 books and 144 e-books. The University Library subscribes 155 printed Indian Journals. It also subscribes 60 Magazines and 20 Newspapers to cater to the needs of users for current awareness and leisure reading. The University Library has undertaken the total subscription to the 4,173 Online Journals including Elsevier (Science Direct) - 603, IEEE/IEL - 450, ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) – 29, ASCE (American Society of Civil Engineers) – 38, EBSCO (Art and Architecture) – 370. Being a member of INFLIBNET an IUC of UGC the University Library is provided with 2,683 e-resources of American Chemical Society – 37, American Institutes of Physics – 18, American Physical Society 13, Economic & Political Weekly – 01, EMERALD – 133, Springer – 1389 and Taylor & Francis 1079, The University has also access of two bibliographical databases i.e. ISID and JCCC through INFLIBNETunder e-Shodhsindhu Consortium. The data of Library is also available on Union Catalogue of Indian University for the users through INFLIBNET. For access to online Journals, databases and electronic books the University Library has 32 PCs on work stations with a setup of 1 G connectivity. The University Library maintains Reference Section consisting of fact finding resources such as Dictionaries, Directories, Handbooks, Encyclopaedias, Yearbooks and a copy of a title meant for reference only. The University Library also maintains a separate section on Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram – the great leader of Haryana after whom

30 the University takes its name. In this section books and related literature and a photo gallery on Chhotu Ram Ji is available. Using LSEase Software of Libsys Corporation has computerised its actively used collection searchable through Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC). The books have been bar-coded and pasted with computer generated spine labels to facilitate computerised circulation system and shelving of books in proper classified order. The bar-coded Identity-cum-Library Cards are issued to members. The University Library is an institutional member of the British Council Library, New Delhi, Tata Energy Research Institute, New Delhi and Indian Science Congress Association, Kolkata. The University Library is the life member of the Institution of Engineers, Kolkata and Current Science Association, Bangalore. The University Library offers other services such as: 1. Multipurpose/Seminar Hall for holding Seminars and Conferences with a capacity of 100 persons. 2. A separate reading hall which remain open for reading and access of INTERNET for 24x7 hrs. 3. Digital Library Services and remote access to digital contents through open access as well as Integration of all subscribed e-resources at URL: www.dcrustlibrary.com 4. TURNITIN anti-plagiarism web tool for evaluating research submitted online. 5. Photocopy Services is provided through a private vendor on University approved rates with other facilities of lamination, spiral binding, coloured printing etc. 6. Reference Services on demand 7. Book Bank facilityfor SC & ST students. 8. Library Surveillance through CCTV system using 32 cameras and two LCD monitors.

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MERITORIOUS STUDENTS

List of Gold Medalist S.No. Degree Title Roll No. Name 1 M. Tech - Computer Science and Engineering 16001501006 BHARTI 2 MBA (General) 16008532030 PINKY 3 M.Sc. BioTechnology 16001554004 BHAWNA 4 M. Sc. Mathematics 16001553005 AKSHAY 5 M. Sc. Chemistry 16001552035 PAYAL 6 M. Sc. Physics 16001551017 DEEPAK 7 Master in Hospital Administration 16001533003 GURU DATT 8 M. Tech. VLSI 16001516005 LALIT 9 Master of Urban and Rural Planning 16001512015 SAKSHI 10 M. Tech - Electrical Engineering (Power Systems) 16001507005 GARIMA 11 M. Tech - Mechanical Engineering (CAD) 16001504016 NEETU 12 Master of Computer Application (MCA) 16008541006 GURKIRAT 13 Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA) 15008041051 URJA 14 Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) 15008031007 CHITRA 15 B. Tech. - Civil Engineering 14001009030 NIKIT 16 B. Tech. - Mechanical Engineering 14011004033 SAHIL 17 B. Tech. - Computer Science and Engineering 14001002049 SHAGUN 18 B. Tech. - Chemical Engineering 14001005060 YASH 19 B. Tech - Electronics & Communication Engineering 14001003054 TAMANNA 20 B. Tech. Electrical Engineering 15011002912 ASHISH 21 B. Arch. 13001006025 JAIDEEP 22 B. Tech. Biomedical Engieering 15001007907 SHEETAL 23 B. Tech. Biotechnoloy 14001008038 VAIBHAV 24 Dual (BMS) 15001432026 DIKSHA 25 DD(BMS-MBA) 13001432024 MONIKA 26 Dual (B.Sc. Math) 15001453020 KAPIL 27 DD(BSC-MSC) MATH 13001453030 NIDHI 28 M. Tech. (ECE) 16001503004 DEVENDRA 29 M. Arch. (Sustainable Architecture) 16001506009 PRIYA 30 M. Tech. (CE-HSE) 16001513012 RADHEY 31 M. Tech. (CE-SE) 16004514004 ILIYAS 32 M. Tech. (Construction & Real Estate Management) 16001515012 PRADEEP 33 M. A. English 16001572014 NEHA

S. No. Name of Scholarship Amount Released by the Authority 1 10% Topper Merit Scholarship D.C.R.University 2 Post Matric Scholarship to S.C. students Govt. Polytechnic , Sonepat 3 Post Matric Scholarship to B.C. students District Welfare Office, Sonepat 4 Merit Cum-Means Scholarship Govt. Polytechnic for Women, Sirsa 5 Gate Scholarship AICTE, New Delhi 6 POSE Scholarship HSCST, Panchkula 7 DLF Scholarship DLF Foundation, Gurgaon 8 Special Scholarship Scheme for J&K Students AICTE, New Delhi 9 PMSSS AICTE, New Delhi

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MEDICAL SERVICES SUSHRUTA HEALTH CENTRE Medical Services for Students and Staff. 1. Round the clock health services/medical facilities are provided to the students/staff. 2. Two campus Resident Medical Officers are readily available for rendering their service to the ailing students / staff on being called /intimated. 3. The staff assistants are also rendering their services through shift system. One male nursing assistant in on duty at night whereas one female staff nurse during whole day time. 4. Indore / emergency / under observation services to patients are also available according to needs of the patient and severity of the disease. There is provision of six beds in the ward and ward is equipped with A.C. facilities. 5. ECG i.e. Electro Cardio Graph facilities are also available at the Health Centre. In eventuality of any cardiac events patient is made to undergo investigation. On being noted / observed the patient is referred to higher / sophisticated health centre / institution for further needful intervention. 6. Round the clock Ambulance services equipped with oxygen cylinder and life saving first aid kit are ready for transporting / shifting of patient without delay. 7. Laboratory facilities for carrying out bio-chemical and pathological investigation equipped with requisite instruments / devices are in proper working order. 8. Physiotherapy services are also available at this health centre readily as an adjunct therapy for normalizing severe abnormalities of body through constant physiotherapy/ exercises. 9. Counselling/ services of experts are also made available through this health centre for safe-guarding young students’ bright future against some bio-societal problems i.e. drug abuses, aids/TB etc. This type of counselling is a matter of tremendous importance in this present societal scenario where students have to work hard and develop a tendency to abnormal psychological behaviour. 10. Fogging services are also arranged through efforts of Medical Officer of health centre as a matter of routine to avoid any outbreak of any epidemic e.g. malaria viral fever viral diarrhea etc. 11. Students / staff are also informed and guided properly by officers and officials of this health centre about precautions which they should take and even mess workers are also examined at intervals by health officers and are guided to understand importance of hygienic conditions in their mess/ campus and special stress is laid on their personal hygiene and cleanliness of mess workers lest they become carriers in transmission of infection of serious nature. 12. First Aid Services as first aid box are also made available to students while they play on various play grounds in the interest of safe guarding students’ health / well being from any mishap.

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13. Anti Polio Programme and other national level health programmes are also conducted through this health centre for betterment of health status of staff of DCRUST, Murthal. 14. Oxygenation and nebulisation services for asthmatic patients are also readily available for facilitating asthmatic patients. Medical Services

Manpower: Doctors: 1. Dr. Ravinder Dahiya M.O/ I.C 2. Dr. Garima M.O 3. Mrs. Reena Pharmasist

Supporting Staff: 1. Mrs. Reena Staff Nurse 2. Mrs. Dimpi Staff Nurse 3. Mrs. Jyoti Staff Nurse 4. Mrs. Kavita Staff Nurse 5. Miss. Reena Lab Technician 6. Shri. Hari Singh MPHW 7. Shri. Jitender Ambulance Driver 8. Shri, Manoj Ambulance Driver 9. Shri. Ajmer Sweeper 10. Mrs. Sundri Sweeper 11. Shri. Vijay Ward Boy 12. Shri. Chetan Ward Boy S. No. Total cases attended Total Remarks

1 OPD cases 9826 2 Indoors cases/ Day 1000 3 Night Emergency cases 4956 4 Nebulization 937 5 Steam given 937 6 Dressing 780 7 Reffered to Civil Hospital, Sonepat 37 8 Procedure/1y/OPV 521 9 E.C.G 7 10 No. of Lab Tests done 670

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SPORTS ACTIVITIES

Following is the Sports Activities Report from 01.07.2017 to 30.06.2018. a) Event organized (Events of University) S. Game/ Date Venue No. of Result/Participation Remarks No. Event Colleges Participat ed 1. Marathon 10 Prize (1st,2nd,3rd& 7 consolation It was 8th Quarter

(on Basant prizes were given in M & W sections Marathon. 1519 College Panchami) separately Students, 80 Boys &

Girls Volunteers and

112 Staff/Officials were participants. Total

Participants = 1711 i. e.

DCRUST,Murthal Entryopen was for all collegegoing students 22.01.2018 ( 1519+80+112) 2. 5th S. Category Winner Runner It was 5th DCRUST DCRUST No. No. (Rs) (Rs) Open Tennis Open Tournaments. The 1. Men 11,000/- 5100/- Tennis (Singles) following players were Tourname 2. Women 7100/- 5100/- participants in various

nt (Singles) categories:

3. Boys U-16 7100/ 5100/- Category No. of entry (Singles) No. received 4. Men 11,000/- 5100/- Men 26 (Doubles) (Singles)

5. Sr. Men – 7100/- 5100/- Women 8

24.01.2018

- 40+ (Singles) 23 (Doubles)

DCRUST,Murthal Boys U-16 11

(Singles)

(Double)

+ Men 13

40 (Doubles)

- 16 (Singles) 16

- Sr. Men – 08 40+

(Doubles)

Entryopen was five in Categories e. i. 4. Men(Doubles) Men 5. Sr. 2. Women (Singles) Women 2. U Boys 3. 1. Men (Singles) Men 1. Total 66

3 Mini Mini Marathon (Envirothon) was organized in our 147 participants Marathon university on the occasion of World Environment (university staff th (Envirotho Day 5 June, 2018. It was inaugurated by Prof. members & their

n) (Dr.) Rajendrakumar Anayath, Hon’ble Vice children) had been organized Chancellor. Mini Marathon (Envirothon) of 02 K. participated in Mini

on the M. was started from Dr. Subramanian Basketball Marathon.

June, 2018

occasion th Arena and was completed at same venue. of World 5 Environm

ent Day DCRUST,Murthal

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b) Game/Event Organized (Inter College Tournaments) S. No. Game/Event Date Venue No. of Result/Participation Colleges/ Teams Participated 1. Volleyball 25.10.2017 BH-III (DCRUST, 05 1st DCRUST-A, Murthal (M) to Murthal) 2nd DCRUST-B, 26.10.2017 Murthal 3rd HCE, Sonepat 4th IITM, Murthal 2. Badminton 13.11.2017 DCRUST 08 1st DCRUST, Murthal (M) to 2nd IITM, Murthal 14.11.2017 3rd HCE, Sonepat 3. Badminton 13.11.2017 DCRUST 05 1st IITM, Murthal (W) to 2nd G.V.M. Institute, 14.11.2017 Sonepat 3rd DCRUST, Murthal 4. Cricket 14.11.2017 P.M.C.E. Kami 06 1st DCRUST, Murthal (M) to Road, Sonepat 2nd H.C.A., Sonipat 16.11.2017 3rd HCE, Sonepat 5. Football (M) 13.11.2017 DCRUST, Murthal 05 1st DCRUST, Murthal to 2nd GIET, Sonepat 14.11.2017 3rd HCE, Sonepat 6. Basketball (M) 13.11.2017 DCRUST, Murthal 05 1st DCRUST-A, Murthal to 2nd DCRUST-B, 14.11.2017 Murthal 3rd HCE, Sonepat 4th GIET, Sonepat c) Game/Event Participated (Inter University Championship under the banner of A.I.U.) S. No. Game/Event Date Venue Nature of Result Remarks Competition 1. Yoga (M & 01.10.2017 K.I.I.T., All India Inter DCRUST 06 Yoga (M) players W) to Bhubaneshwar University Yoga University & 01 Yoga (W) (M & W) Yoga (M & players of University 04.10.2017 Tournament W) team played at Inter participated University Championship. 2. Tennis (M) 11.10.2017 Guru North Zone Inter DCRUST 05 Tennis (M) to Jambheshwar University University players of University 16.10.2017 University of Tennis (M) Tennis (M) played at Inter Science & Tournament team University Technology, participated Championship. Hisar 3. Chess 13.10.2017 Punjab North Zone Inter DCRUST 05 Chess (M) & 04 (M & W) To Technical University University Chess (W) Players of 17.10.2017 University Chess (M & W) Chess University Jalandhar Tournament (M & W) participated at Inter (Punjab) team University Level. participated 4. Wrestling 08.11.2017 M.D.U., All India Inter DCRUST 02Wrestling (M) (M) to Rohtak University University players of University Wrestling (M) Wrestling (M) played at Inter 10.11.2017 Tournament team University participated Championship. 5. Kabaddi (M) 19.11.2017 M.D.U., North Zone Inter DCRUST 11 Kabaddi (M) To Rohtak University University players of University 23.11.2017 Kabaddi (M) Basketball played at Inter Tournament (W) team University participated Championship.

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6. Cricket (M) 22.11.2017 M.D.U., North Zone Inter DCRUST 15 Cricket (M) To Rohtak University University players of University 10.12.2017 Cricket (M) Cricket (M) played at Inter Tournament team University participated Championship. 7. Badminton 01.12.2017 M.D.U., North Zone Inter DCRUST 05 Badminton (M) (M) to Rohtak University University players of University 04.12.2017 Badminton (M) Badminton played at Inter Tournament (M) team University participated Championship. 8. Basketball 02.12.2017 J.M.I., New North Zone Inter DCRUST 12 Basketball (M) (M) to Delhi University University players of University 08.12.2017 Basketball (M) Basketball played at Inter Tournament (M) team University participated Championship. 9. Weight 20.12.2017 Chandigarh All India Inter DCRUST 01Weight Lifting (M) Lifting (M) to University, University University player of University Chandigarh Weight Lifting Weight Lifting played at Inter 23.12.2017 (M) Tournament (M) team University participated Championship. 10. Volleyball 25.12.2017 Punjabi North Zone Inter DCRUST 12 Volleyball (M) (M) To University, University University players of University 29.12.2017 Patiala Vollebyall (M) Volleyball (M) played at Inter (Punjab) Tournament team University participated Championship. 11. Judo (M) 09.01.2018 Panjab All India Inter DCRUST 01 Judo (M) player of to University, University Judo University University played at Chandigarh (M) Tournament Judo (M) Inter University 11.01.2018 team Championship. participated 12. Table Tennis 11.01.2018 University of North Zone Inter DCRUST 05 Table Tennis (M) (M) to Jammu, University Table University players of University 15.01.2018 Jammu Tennis (M) Table Tennis played at Inter Tournament (M) team University participated Championship.

13. Fencing (M) 17.01.2018 G. N. D.U., All India Inter DCRUST 05Fencing (M) to Amritsar University University players of University (Punjab) Fencing (M) Fencing (M) played at Inter 19.01.2018 Tournament team University participated Championship. 14. Taekwondo 16- G. N. D.U., All India Inter DCRUST 01 Taekwondo (M) & (M & W) 18.02.2018 Amritsar University University 01 Taekwondo (W) & (Punjab) Taekwondo (M Taekwondo Players of University & W) (M & W) participated at Inter 20- Tournament team University Level. 22.02.2018 participated 15. Wushu (M & 20.02.2018 M.D.U., All India Inter DCRUST 01 Wushu (M) & 01 W) to Rohtak University University Wushu (W) Players Wushu (M & W) Wushu (M & of University 24.02.2018 Tournament W) team participated at Inter participated University Level. 16. Golf (M & W) 25.02.2018 Panjab All India Inter DCRUST 04 Golf (M) & 04 to University, University Golf University Golf (W) Players of 26.02.2018 Chandigarh (M & W) Golf (M & W) University Tournament teams won participated at Inter Bronze University Level. Medal

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Summary:  8th DCRUST Quarter Marathon has been organized on the occasion of Basant Panchami and total 1711 participants (Students, volunteers and staff/officials) have been participated.  5th DCRUST Open Tennis Tournament has been organized as on 23-24 Jan., 2018 and 66 players have been participated {58 male & 08 female}.  Mini Marathon (Envirothon) was organized in our university with theme “Beat Plastic Pollution”, on the occasion of World Environment Day 5th June, 2018.  During the session 2017-18, 06 Inter-College Tournament has been conducted & DCRUST Campus Team won Ist Position in five Inter-College Tournament.  During the session 2017-18, DCRUST Golf Men & Women Teams participated in A.I.I.U. Golf Championship & won Bronze Medal.  During the session 2017-18, DCRUST Men & Women Team participated in 16 N.Z.I.U. & A.I.I.U. level Championship.  During the session 2017-18, 102 DCRUST Men & Women players participated in N.Z.I.U. & A.I.I.U. levelChampionship.

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AFFILIATED COLLEGES S.No. Name and Full Name of Land Line and E-mail Address and address of Institution Director/Principal Mobile No. Website 1. B.M. Institute of Engg. Dr Shalini Goel 0130-2230563, [email protected] and Tech., Sonepat- Principal 2233662, [email protected], Bahalgarh Road, Col. Yogesh Jain 2236912 www.bmiet.net Behind Fazilpur Power Deputy Director 9812421123 Sub Station, Sonepat (The Institute has been affiliated to GGSIPU from 2016-17) 2. Bhagwan Parshuram Dr. Anuj Sharma 09050009562, [email protected], College of Engineering, Director-Principal 9050009564, [email protected] Village Bali 01263-325396, www.bprcegohana.com Brahmanan, Tehsil 329520, Gohana, Distt. Sonepat Fax:01263- 210723, 350590, 211233 3. Bharat Institute of Dr. J. K. Tomar 9355594006 [email protected] Technology, Sonepat- Director www.bitsonepat.com Gohana Road, Near Mr. Pankaj Rohal 9729300403 Mohana Police Station, Principal Naina Tatarpur, Distt. Mr. Kadam Singh 8930852633 Sonepat I/Incharge 4. Darsh Institute of Engg. Dr. Sompal Bhuker 9255107372 [email protected] And Technology, V.P.O Principal 9215412005, [email protected] Kailana, Gohana, Distt. 9811258861, [email protected], Sonepat. The Institute 9896192903 [email protected] has sent resolution for closure of the Institute 5. DCS Business School Dr. Satish Bansal 01262-273673, [email protected] Mehmood Pur Road, Director-Principal 9215612006, Gohana, Distt. Sonepat. 9416337134, Fee/EOA not received, show-cause notice issued & affiliation is not being granted from 2015-16 6. Delhi Institute of Tech. Dr. Archana Kumar 9896251702 [email protected], and Management, Ashok Kumar 0130-6444855, [email protected], Baraut, Ganuar, Distt Shrivastava(Adviso 0130-6444856, [email protected], Sonepat r) 9215215184 ao@ditmcollege,com Director-Principal [email protected], www.ditmcollege.com 7. G.V.M. Institute of Dr. Subhash Gakhar 9466844040, [email protected] Tech. and Management, Director-Principal 9466824633 m Murthal Road, Sonepat 0130-2237245 [email protected] www.gvmitm.edu.in 8. Gateway College of Prof. Anil Kumar 9728100238 [email protected] Architecture and Director-Principal 9728100239 Design, Gateway Campus, Sector-11, Sonepat 9. Gateway Institute of Dr. Vijay Mittal 9255526388, [email protected] Engg. and Technology, Principal 0130-2231313 www.gateway.edu.in Gateway Campus, Sector-11, Fazilpur, Sonepat

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10. Hindu College of Engg., Dr. K.K. Saini 9034090664, [email protected], Industrial Area, Sonepat Director-Principal 0130-2212756, www.hcesonepat.org 0130-2212755 11. Hindu Institute of Dr. Ashvine Kumar 9416051420 [email protected] Management, Near Director-Principal 0130-2257352, [email protected] Railway Station, 0130-2244474 m Sonepat 12. Hindu School of Dr. Rashmi Ashtt 09728231244, [email protected] Architecture, Industrial Director-Principal 09416972405 www.hsas.in Area, Sonipat 0130-2200311, 0130-2215112 13. Innovative Institute of Dr. Narender 07082015300 [email protected], Technology and Kumar Tyagi www.iitmsonepat.com Management, 64 K.M. Director-Principal Mile stone, NH-1, Director, Admn. 9996347025 Ganaur, Distt. Sonepat Dealing (Ajit) 9813782195 14. International Institute of Dr. Harvir Singh 9812800642, [email protected] Technology and Director-Principal 0130-2483922- www.iitmanagement.com Management, 49 K.M. 25, Stone, NH-1, Murthal, Fax: 0130- Sonepat 2483921, 15. International Institute of Dr. Rakesh Ranjan 9996787090, [email protected] Tech. and Business, Director-Principal 0130- www.igi.edu.in Vidyagram, Jhundpur, 2386910,902 Sonepat 16. P.M. College of Engg., Dr. Vijaypal Nain 9812814444, [email protected] Kami Road, Sonepat Chairman 09812816666, om, Dr. Rajesh 0130-2203535 [email protected] Director-Principal www.pmkami.com 17. P.M. College of Ar. Rajiv Saini 9728110097 pmcollegeofarchitecture@g Architecture, Village Director 0130-2203518 mail.com, Kami, Sonepat [email protected] www.pmkami.com 18. Bahra Institute of Prof. (Dr.) A.K. 8199900595 anoop_kumar_srivastava@y Management & Srivastava 8199900596 ahoo.com Technology, NH-71A, Director-Principal 7056707004 [email protected] Vill. Chidana, Teh. 09896884428 www.rimt.edu.in Gohana, Sonipat - (Ramesh) 131301 19. Shri Balwant Institute Dr. V.K. Panchal 9897725789, [email protected] of Tech., Meerut Road, Director 0130-2340896- www.sbit.in Pallri, Near DPS, 97, 9416170426 Sonepat. (Krishan) 8295822699 (Vipin Malhotra) 20. South Point Institute of Dr. P.C. Ragtah 0131-2216819 [email protected] Technology & Director, Dr. www.southpoint.info Management, Purkhas Mamta Sachdeva, 9812421919 Road, Near Sugar Mill, Principal Sector-20, Sonepat. 21. South Point School of Dr. Vinod Kapoor 0131-2216819 [email protected] Architecture, Purkhas Director 9812421919 www.southpoint.info Road, Near Sugar Mills, Sonepat. 22. World School of Amitabh Tyagi 9810719260 [email protected] Planning & Arch. Director-Principal 9811098508 7056770058,59, 60,61

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S. No. DEPARTMENT NAME 1 Anti-sexual Harassment Cell Prof. (Dr) Rekha, Incharge/ Convener 2 Anti-ragging Cell Prof (Dr) R. K. Soni 3 Anti-raggging Cell flying squads Prof (Dr) S. K. Gupta 4 Computer Centre Dr. Darshana Hooda, System Analyst 5 Construction Services Shri B. S. Sheokand, XEN, University Engineer 6 Games and Sports Dr. Birender Singh Hooda, Director Sports Shri Satyavart Sangwan, DPE Dr. Santosh Sandhu, DPE 7 Library Shri Mehar Singh, Dy. Librarian 8 Medical Services Dr. Geeta Dahiya Dr. Ravinder Dahiya 9 SC/ST Cell Ar. Satpal 10 Women Cell Prof. (Dr) Rekha 11 NSS Dr Anil Sindhu 12 Central Workshop Shri Hamender Kumar Aggarwal, Supdt. SC/ST cell An SC/ST cell has been set up in the University to ensure proper implementation of various schemes of the UGC, the Government of India and Stat government concerning scholarships, stipends etc. for welfare of reserved categories. The guidelines for various types of scholarship/stipends as revised from time to time by the Central and State Gvoernment are notified to all departments and displayed on the notice boards of the concerned departments. Ar Satpal, Assistant professor in Department of Architecture is presently the Incharge of SC/ST cell. In view of the UGC Guidelines, the following Advisory Committee is constituted to review the implementation of reservation policy in Admission and Capacity Building Program for SC/ST for their successful passing in examinations:

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1. Prof. Tankeshwar Kumar, Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor Ex-Officio Chairman 2. Sh. K.P. Singh, Worthy Registrar Member 3. Prof. R. K. Garg, Chief Warden (Boys’ Hostels) Member 4. Prof. Jyoti P. Sharma, Chief Warden (Girls Hostels) Member 5. Prof. Rajbir Singh, Dean, Students Welfare Member 6. Sh. S. K. Grewal, Associate Professor, ECE Member 7. Ms. Jyoti Rani, Assistant Professor, CEEES Member 8. Sh. Joginder Dahiya, AR, Scholarship Member 9. Sh. Satpal, In-Charge, SC/ST Cell, Assistant Professor, Ex-Officio Coordinator, Deptt. of Architecture The SC/ST cell of DCRUST Murthal organized the Lecture on Birthday Celebration of Bharat Ratna Dr. B. R. Ambedkar. The students and the staff of DCRUST Murthal celebrated Dr. Ambedkar Jayanti with great zeal and enthusiasm. WOMEN CELL In pursuance of Hon’ble Supreme Court and UGC guidelines on building a gender sensitive campus and on prevention of sexual harassment of working women on duty place, the university has a Women Cell and an Internal Complaint Committee. The Cell plays a catalyst for gender sensitization, knowledge sharing and women empowerment on the campus and its surroundings. The constitution of the Cell is as under: Chairperson of the Cell: Prof. Rekha, Department of Humanities Members Women Cell: Dr Aarti Deveshwar, Department of Mgt Studies Dr Suman Sangwan, Department of Computer Sc. & Engineering As a policy of zero tolerance on campus for gender based violence and harassment and strictly as per The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013. and norms and guidelines of UGC, the Internal Complaint Committee is as under: 1. Prof. Rekha, Department of Humanities (Presiding Officer) 9416484697 2. Prof. R.C. Nautiyal, Department of Mathematics 9896231340 3. Prof. Jyoti P. Sharma, Department of Architecture: 9466844658 4. Prof. Rajni Shukla, Department of Physics 9896232083 5. Dr Pawan S. Rana, Department of Physics 9416870019 6. Dr. Mamta Bhagat, Department of Chemical Engineering 7206479601 7. Ms. Mamta, Assistant Registar (Exam. Wingh) 9958067602 8. Dr.PM. Gaur, Ex- Principal, Dayal Singh College, Karnal 9416362162 9. Dr.Virender Duhan, Advocte, Distt Court Sonepat: 8901154385 10. Mrs.Santosh Ratheee, Principal, GGS, Sonepat 9416488133 NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS) NSS is a vibrant scheme in the University which inculcates human values in our students by way of organing blood donation camps, AIDS control workshops and Youth red cross camps etc. under the supervision of NSS team as below: 1. Dr. Anil Sindhu, Programme Cooordinator 2. Dr. Ajay Kumar, Programme Officer 3. Prachi Chaudhary, Programme Officer 4. Neha Rao, Programme Officer It is obligatory on the part of all students enrolled in the university to nurture a tree under the concept of ‘one student one tree’ for preservantion of environment.

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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The University Alumni Association is headed by a senior faculty member of the university and acts as a nodal agency for maintaining liaison with the alumni all over the world. It plays a very important role to promote and encourage the alumni to exchange professional knowledge by undertaking and facilitating conferences, seminars, expert lectures amongst students and faculty. It also honours and facilitates distinguished alumni. The alumni association occasionally organizes institute industry interaction meet. The alumni association holds meeting once in a year on regular basis. Annual Alumni meet is the flagship event of DCRUST Murthal Alumni Association organized in the month of November with the motive of bringing students and alumni together. The Annual Alumni meet is organized regularly in the University campus. Alumni along with their families participated in the meet. Alumni currently working in Government/Public sector/ Private Organizations at higher level shared their views and experiences CENTRAL WORKSHOP The central workshop is an academic centre where emphases on practical aspects of manufacturing and production processes are given. This is the area where students are trained and gets hands on experience before going to different industries. The practical training is being imparted to all UG level engineering students of the University. The Central Workshop is spread in 6000 sq meter area and mainly comprised of Machine shop, CNC Machine Shop, Welding Shop, Fitting Shop, Forging Shop, Sheet Metal Shop, Carpentry Shop, Pattern Shop, Foundry Shop, Metrology Section. CNC Shop and Welding shops are equipped with modern CNC Lathe, CNC Milling and EDM, TIG, MIG, and Plasma cutting machines.There is trained and experienced staff in each shop for imparting effective training to the students.

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UNIVERSITY COMPUTER CENTRE The University Computer Centre is housed in state-of-the-art iconic building based on green technology. The University Computer Centre (UCC) manages the Central Computing and Networking facilities for the University community. The UCC is having dedicated 1GB National Knowledge Network (NKN) connectivity for Internet access. University is having 1500 Nodes Wired Network and Wi-Fi connectivity in Hostels & Guest House over 10G OFC backbones. The University Computer Centre is Remote Centre of IIT Bombay/IIT Kharagpur to conduct various Workshops & Training for students & faculties through Audio Visual interaction. University is designated as Aakash Project Research centre of IIT Bombay and having more than 244 Aakash II Tablets. Computer centre offers QEEE classes to B.Tech student for some of courses. Under QEEE program live lectures are delivered in real time by the faculties of IITs using the information and communication technologies.

The University Computer Centre is equipped with the state-of-the-art facilities and hub of latest technology like Blade servers, Desktops, laptops, Aakash Tablets, Xerox machine, LCD projectors, Scanners and Laser Printers. The Centre is having State-of- the- Art Audio Visual facilities to conduct various Online Lectures & Training programmes. NPTEL Video Lectures are available for users on University Intranet. The University Computer Centre managing various automation and online activities of the university. Two websites www.dcrustm.ac.in & www.dcrustm.org are deployed to offers complete up-to date information to all the stake holders of the university. Cloud based email services are offered to the university faculty & staff. The University Computer Centre conducts all online UG/PG/Ph.D. admission entrance exam & campus for the students. University Computer Centre manages many training programmes for faculty, research scholars, staff & other community from time to time.

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More than 100 Desktops are available in Net Lab for Students, Faculty, Staff and Scholars to make an effective use of Internet services. S.No Description Qty DOP Value 1 HP Blade Server HP BL460 1 No. 28-5-2014 1629400 2 HP I5 Computer (Elite 8300), 4GB RAM 500GB HDD 19TFT, 80 Nos. 15-5-2013 2632500 Mouse, Kbd 3 Laptop Dell Make Vostro 1400 7 Nos 14-11-2008 WB 4 HP core2Due Computer 2GB RAM, 17TFT, DVD, 160GB 10 Nos. 9-7-2008 1272250 HDD, Kbd, MouseComputers & Servers 5 Dell I7 Computer 4GB RAM 1TB HDD 19TFT, Kbd 20 Nos. 02-06-2016 NA 6 Laptop HP 15 TX503 1 No 15-11-2017 48500 7 HCL Server XEON 1 No. 10-09-2007 Project 8 HP Itanium Server 3 No CWN

Printer / Xerox/UPS & Other Devices 1 HP Laser Printer M1005 1 No 31-03-2017 2 HP 1505 Laser Printer 1 No. 09-07-2008 6864 3 Xerox Machine RICOH(Big) MP2510 1 No. 02-08-2007 WB 4 UPS 40 KVA APC makes 2 No. 30-03-2013 739880 5 Invertor Microtek 1 KVA 1 No 24-10-2013 23900 6 Sony HandyCam 1 No. 18-06-2012 29500 7 Sony TV 32” 1 No 08-05-2013 44900 8 Sony Handy Cam 1 No 16-03-2016 18000 9 Tripod Sony Handcam 1 No 16-03-2016 3000 10 Hard Disk 1 TB USB 1 No 04-09-2017 11 HP Laser Printer 3055 2 No. 10-09-2007 Project 12 HP Scanner 5590 1 10-09-2007 Project 13 Finger Print Scanner AEBAS 1 14-6-2017

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CENTRAL INSTRUMENTATION LABORATORY There are a number of educational institutions and industries surrounding this local area, but no significant facilities are available in the surroundings where academicians, researchers, technologists can get together and share their views to fabricate and analyse new materials or equipment. Excellence in teaching and research by science students need state-of-the-art sophisticated equipment, various workshops and support facilities. In order to cater to the needs of different departments with sophisticated instruments for maximum utilization of instruments on the campus Central Instrumentation Laboratory was established in April 2011.

CIL is located on the ground floor in the premises of central workshop. All students, researchers and faculty members from various science and engineering departments of the university and its affiliated colleges are free to avail the services of CIL as per the guidelines laid by the Committee of the CIL. These guidelines are regularly reviewed from time to time. Outside users from Industries, Research & Development Organizations and other educational institutions can be allowed to avail the facility on payment basis. Objectives The broad objectives of the CIL have been identified as follows:  To carry out analysis of samples received from researchers working in various educational and research institutions, industries, labs etc.  To provide facilities to researchers to carry out measurements on sophisticated instruments not available in their own institutions.  To organize short term courses/workshops/training on the use and application of various instruments for the benefit of research scholars, teachers and personnel from other laboratories, universities and industries.  To train the scholars about latest sophisticated instruments available in research field.

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Facilities FTIR (Perkin Elmer FRONTIER) (250-8000 cm-1)  Universal sample holder for analysis using KBr pallet technique  ATR with diamond tip for analysis of powders, liquids and thin films using specular reflectance(start from 550 cm-1)  Demountable liquid cell for analysis of samples in liquid form.  Magnetic film holder for analysis of thin films.  DRS with small and large sample cavities for analysis of powdered samples using diffuse reflectance.  Spectrum 10 platform for base line, noise and background corrections. Impedance analyzer (HIOKI IM3570)  Temperature range of -120oC to 250oC (currently in operation from room temp.)  Frequency range 5Hz to 5MHz.  A total of 14 parameters i.e. Rs, Rp, Cs, Cp, Ls, Lp, X, Y, Z, Θ, Rdc, D, G, B measured with a constant voltage range of ±2.5 V (Res. 0.001 V).  Online Software for taking out scans of temperature at fix frequencies and scans of frequency at fix temperatures. Simultaneous Thermal Analyzer (Perkin Elmer STA 6000)  Temperature range from 20 to 995oC with heating rate from 5 to 80°C per minute.  Nitrogen and air atmospheres with different flow rates of Nitrogen with a resolution of 1 ml/min  Simultaneous DSC/TGA/DTA measurements  Option to take derivatives of all thermal scans  Small cavity for less sample requirements (8 mg only)  TGA with weight resolution of 0.001 mg UV/VIS (Shimadzu UV-2450)  Wavelength range from 200-800 nm  Data acquisition in absorbance, transmittance, reflectance and energy modes.  Liquid sample analysis using Demountable cuvetts.  Solid sample and thin film analysis using solid state accessory. Activities In addition to day to day characterization of Research samples from M. Tech., PhD students and faculty members from DCRUST and outside Academic Institutions using CIL equipment facility, CIL has organized conferences, workshop and hand on training programs for the benefit of students and faculty. E-Yantra Project The e-Yantra Project is an initiative by IIT Bombay that aims to create the next generation of embedded systems engineers with a practical outlook to help provide practical solutions to some of the real world problems. The project is sponsored by MHRD under the National Mission on Education through ICT (NMEICT) program. Consequent upon attending the meeting under the chairmanship of Additional Chief Secretary to Govt. of Haryana, Technical Education Department regarding participation in the e-Yantra project, a proposal for participation in the project was put-up. The proposal along with the requisite Letter of Intent (LoI) has been approved by the competent authority and LoI has been sent to Technical Education Department, Haryana as well as to Prof. Kavi Arya, Principal Investigator, e-Yantra Project on 27.8.14. A Robotics Team of 4 faculty members was constituted to undertake the activities under this project. Out of these four faculty members, three members have

47 attended a two day workshop at CIC, Delhi University, Delhi. Further, the team of the teachers is participating in a Task Based Training (consisting of 6 phases) organized by e-Yantra team at IIT, Bombay. The detailed proposals for establishing Robotics Laboratory, Nodal Centre for Robotics and Centre of Excellence in Robotics are in the pipeline. The students of the University are intermittently provided with training on Robotics by the Teacher coordinators as well as senior students in the evening under the banner of Think-Bot (Robotics Society of DCRUST, Murthal). The robotics competitions are organized from time-to-time. The robotics events are the most happening events of Technova, i.e, the technical festival of the University.

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DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE Faculty: Faculty of Architecture, Urban and Town Planning Position Name Dean Prof.(Dr.)Jyoti P. Sharma Chairperson Prof.(Dr.)Ajay Monga The Department of Architecture was established in 1991 and has been offering five year Bachelor Degree course in Architecture recognized and approved by the Council of Architecture, accredited by National Board of Accreditation, AICTE and the Government of Haryana. Master of Architecture (Sustainable Architecture) is introduced from the session 2012-13. Master of Urban and Rural Planning commenced from the session 2010-11. Master of Construction and Real Estate Management (UGC innovative) programme commenced from the session 2012-13. Doctoral programme in architecture commenced from the session 2011-12. The teaching faculty is drawn from premier institutions like IITs, NITs and Schools of Architecture across the country. The Department’s vision is to create competent professionals to cater to the aspirations of local, regional and global needs and to explore newer possibilities in Architecture using latest techniques, besides promoting research and development in the field of Architecture and allied fields..The Department has a well equipped CAD Lab/Building Material Museum, Model Making Workshop, five spacious undergraduate studios cum lecture halls, three postgraduate studios cum lecture halls with audio-visual facilities.The Department has also international collaboration with foreign universities from Germany and USA. The Department has a 100% placement record with the alumni placed in Government and private sector, while a number of graduates are pursuing post graduate courses in institutions like IITs, SPA-New Delhi and CEPT Ahmadabad besides institutions abroad Courses of Studies Level Department Intake Added during the year UG Bachelor of Architecture 80 0 PG Master of Architecture 20 0 (Sustainable Architecture) Master of Urban and Rural 20 0 Planning M.Tech. (Construction and 15 0 Real Estate Management Infrastructure Start of Academic Added during the year Present status Year Classrooms 5 - 5 Studios 6 6 Laboratories 4 - 4 Faculty rooms 9 - 9 Meeting room 1 1 Software 2 - 2

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Faculty Professor Assoc./Reader Asstt Professor Start of the Year 04 03 6 Visiting faculty 0 0 14 Added during the year 0 0 0 Faculty Details Name Designation Highest Specialisation Membership of Qualification Professional bodies Dr. Jyoti Pandey Professor& Dean Ph. D. Built Heritage, Council of Sharma Cultural landscapes Architecture(COA) ICOMOS (India),Indian Society for Technical Education, Indian Institute of Architects Dr. Ajay Monga Professor& Ph. D Interiors, Town Council of Chairperson Planning Architecture (COA) Institute of Town Planners, India (ITPI) Indian Institute of Architects(IIA) Prof. Vijay Kumar Professor M. Arch.& Architecture, Council of Sharma M.Town Conservation Architecture Planning Town Planning (COA).Institute of Town Planners India (ITPI) Indian Society for Technical Education, Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage, Indian Institute of Architects, Indian Building Congress, Indian Institute of Interior Design Dr. ChitrarekhaKabre Professor Ph.D. CAAD, Energy Council of efficient design of Architecture (COA) buildings Indian Society for Technical Education, International Association for Passive Low Energy Architecture, International Associate of American Institute of Architects, Society of Building Science Educators Dr. Praveen Kumar Professor Ph. D. Town Planning Council of Architecture (COA) Institute of Town Planners, India Ar. ShailjaSikarwar Associate Professor M. Arch. Arch. Education Council of Architecture(COA) Indian Society for Technical Education

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Ar Ravi Vaish Associate Professor M. Arch. Arch. Education Council of Architecture (COA) Indian Society for Technical Education, Indian Institute of Architects, Indian Building Congress, Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage Ar. Satpal Assistant Professor PG. Town Town Planning Council of Planning Architecture (COA) Institute of Town Planners, India (ITPI) Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH), Institution of Valuer Institute of Urban Transport (IUT) Ar. Lalit Kumar Assistant Professor M.U.R.P. Town Planning Council of Architecture (COA) Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage Indian Society for Technical Education Indian Institute of Architects(IIA) Ar. ManojPanwar Assistant Professor M. Tech. Infrastructure Council of Planning Architecture (COA) Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage Ar. Neha Yadav Assistant Professor M. Arch. Architecture Council of Architecture (COA) Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage Ar. Nirmala Assistant Professor M.U.R.P. Town Planning Council of Architecture (COA) Indian Institute of Architects(IIA) Ar. Sneh Assistant Professor M.U.R.P. Town Planning Council of Architecture (COA) Significant Achievements/Awards/ Appreciations Prof. Chitrarekha Kabre (i) Biography is published in Marquis Who’s Who in the World, the United States, as one of the leading achievers. (ii) Felicitated as ECBC Master Trainer on 7th July 2017 by UNDP for qualifying examination of Energy Conservation Building Code conducted by BEE, India

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Prof. Jyoti Pandey Sharma (i) 2018 Environmental Design Research Association’s (EDRA) Achievement Award for Multi Author Book, Cultural Landscapes of South Asia: Studies in heritage conservation and management’ edited by Kapila D. Silva and Amita Sinha and published in 2015 by Routledge, London and New York. Ar. Parveen Kumar, Associate Professor (ii) Awarded Master Trainer ECBC 2017 by clearing examination conducted by BEE, India and UNDP Foreign visits by faculty (i) Prof. Chitrarekha Kabre visited Europe in May/June 2018: France, Germany, Netherlands and Switzerland; the universities visited include TU Delft, ETH Zurich and TU Berlin (ii) Ar Ravi Vaish attended Detmold Summer Academy, HSOWL Germany May-June 2018 Seminar/Workshop/Conference/Trainingprogrammes attended Prof. Jyoti Pandey Sharma (i) Participated in the five day GIAN Course, ‘Built Environment Sustainability and Quality of Life’ organised by Department of Architecture, DCR University of Science & Technology, Murthal from 11.09.2017 to 15.09.2017 (Monday to Friday). (ii) Participated in the five day GIAN Course, ‘Histories of City Planning’ organized by Guru Ramdas School of Planning, GNDU, Amritsar from 11/12/2017 to 15/12/2017 (Monday to Friday). (iii) Participated in the one day Capacity Building Programme on Energy Conservation Building Code (ECBC-2017) organised by Department of Architecture, DCR University of Science & Technology, in collaboration with HAREDA on 08/11/2017. (iv) Acted as an invited Jury member for the Asian Contest for Architectural Rookies Award (ACARA – domestic contest- held for architectural design studio work done in third year & presented by fourth year students) on 05.08.2017 at PVP College of Architecture, Pune. Prof. Chitrarekha Kabre (i) Participated in Regional Stakeholder Consultations on Energy Conservation Building Code for Residential buildings 2017, held on 6th February, 2018, India Habitat Centre. New Delhi. (ii) Participated in Stakeholder WorkshoponMainstreaming Sustainable Social Housing in India Project (MaS-SHIP)", held on 1st February, 2018 at TERI office, India Habitat Centre. New Delhi. Dr. Parveen Kumar, Associate Professor (i) Participated in the five day GIAN Course, ‘Built Environment Sustainability and Quality of Life’ organised by Department of Architecture, DCR University of Science & Technology, Murthal from 11.09.2017 to 15.09.2017 (Monday to Friday). (ii) Attended GRIHA summit 2017 at IHC, Delhi in December 2017. (iii) Attended ACREX 2017 at Greater NOIDA in 2017 Ar Ravi Vaish (i) Participated in the five day GIAN Course, ‘Built Environment Sustainability and Quality of Life’ organised by Department of Architecture, DCR University of Science & Technology, Murthal from 11.09.2017 to 15.09.2017 (Monday to Friday). Ar. Satpal, Assistant Professor (i) Participated in the five day GIAN Course, ‘Built Environment Sustainability and Quality of Life’ organised by Department of Architecture, DCR University of Science & Technology, Murthal from 11.09.2017 to 15.09.2017 (Monday to Friday).

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Ar. Lalit Kumar, Assistant Professor (i) Participated in the five day GIAN Course, ‘Built Environment Sustainability and Quality of Life’ organised by Department of Architecture, DCR University of Science & Technology, Murthal from 11.09.2017 to 15.09.2017 (Monday to Friday). Ar. Neha Yadav, Assistant professor (i) Participated in the five day GIAN Course, ‘Built Environment Sustainability and Quality of Life’ organised by Department of Architecture, DCR University of Science & Technology, Murthal from 11.09.2017 to 15.09.2017 (Monday to Friday). Ar. Sneh, Assistant Professor (i) Participated in the five day GIAN Course, ‘Built Environment Sustainability and Quality of Life’ organised by Department of Architecture, DCR University of Science & Technology, Murthal from 11.09.2017 to 15.09.2017 (Monday to Friday). Seminar / Workshop / Conference / Training programme / Expert Lecture organized: Prof. Chitrarekha Kabre (i) International workshop “Built Environment Sustainability and Quality of Life” 11-15 September 2017 Foreign faculty: Dr. Paola Sassi, Oxford Brookes University, UK, with a grant of Rs. 5,44,000/- Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt. of India (through IIT Kharagpur) Ar. Ravi Vaish, Associate Professor (i) Coordinator in organizing one day training on ECBC in November 2017 in DCRUST for Professionals of Urban Local Bodies of Haryana and students of Architecture Deptt. Grant for this training was extended by HAREDA, Haryana. Dr. Parveen Kumar, Associate Professor (i) Organized Seminar on “Municipal Solid Waste Disposal Systems, Current Practices and Challenges” on 7.9.2017 in collaboration with Municipal Corporation, Sonipat as a part of Swacchta Pakhwara at, DCRUST, Murthal from 1.9.2017 to 15.9.2017. (ii) Organised expert lecture of Prof Dr. R.K. Anayat on Understanding Perception of Color by designers in department of architecture on 28.8.2017 (iii) Organised student led community initiative program as Incharge Construction yard and secured Rs. 40,000/- for ANDC NASA competition entry for revival of abandoned space as community development project, under direct supervidon from design stage, sourcing and implementation. (iv) Organised Five Day Five days workshop “Hands on workshop on Building Energy Simulation Software and Integrated building design approach” from 1.5.2017 to 5.5.2017 at Department of Architecture, DCRUST, Murthal and conducted lectures and trained on e Quest, design builder and ecotect softwares for energy modeling

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Ar. Satpal, Assistant Professor (i) 6th Memorial Lecture on Birthday Celebration of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar at DCRUST Murthal on 13th April 2018 (ii) One day Technical Seminar on Application of J. K. Cement at DCRUST, Murthal on 20th November 2018

Ar Nirmala (i) Organised Short Term Course on Built Environment Sustainability and Quality of Life, (11th– 15thSeptember 2017) under GIAN ,an initiative as per the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt. of India at DCRUST,Murthal as Co coordinator. (ii) Organised event on Swadeshi Swabhiman on 4thOct 2017 in DCRUST, Murthal. (iii) One of the Coordinator in organizing one day training on ECBC in November 2017 in DCRUST for Professionals of Urban Local Bodies of Haryana and students of Architecture Deptt. Grant for this training was extended by HAREDA, Haryana. Expert Lectures Delivered Prof. Chitrarekha Kabre (i) Delivered a lecture on Sustainable Built Environment on 11thSeptember 2017 in the International Course on Built Environment Sustainability and Quality of Life, (11 – 15 September 2017) under GIAN, Global Initiative for Academic Network initiative as per the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt. of India at DCRUST,Murthal. (ii) Delivered a lecture on Natural Systems and Associated Sustainable Initiatives & Strategies on13th September 2017 in the International Course on Built Environment Sustainability and Quality of Life, (11 – 15 September 2017) under GIAN, Global Initiative for Academic Network initiative as per the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt. of India at DCRUST, Murthal. (iii) Expert faculty for one day orientation workshop Energy Conservation Building Code 2017, 8th November 2017 at DCRUST, Murthal. (iv) Invited lecture Building Energy Efficiency Standards in India, Global Congress onExpert faculty for one day orientation workshop on Energy Conservation Building Code 2017, 29thDecember 2017 at Government Engineering College, Raipur (C.G.). (v) Guest lecture “Energy Modelling of building using computer and building energy management systems (BEMS), Gateway College of Architecture and Design, Sonepat 25th April 2018. (vi) Biotechnology, Nanotechnology, Energy and Environment (GCBNE 2018) 25-26 April 2018, p. 29 Dr. Parveen Kumar, Associate Professor (i) Delivered expert lecture on “Municipal Solid Waste Disposal: Current Scenario in Sonipat and Challenges” in a Seminar on “Municipal Solid Waste Disposal Systems, Current Practices and Challenges” on 7.9.2017 organised as a part of SwacchtawWeek at, DCRUST, Murthal from 1.9.2017 to 15.9.2017.

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(ii) Delivered expert lecture on “Building performance Simulation Softwares for Energy Modeling” in a five days workshop “Hands on workshop on Building Energy Simulation Softwares and Integrated building design approach” from 1.5.2017 to 5.5.2017 at Department of Architecture, DCRUST, Murthal. and conducted lectures and trained on e quest, design builder and ecotectsoftwares for energy modeling. Ar. Satpal, Assistant Professor (i) Ribbon development along highways and its prevention, TEQIP Sponsored Workshop on Road Safety: Issues and Challenges at DCRUST Murthal, January 2-3, 2017 Ar. Nirmala, Assistant Professor (i) Delivered a lecture on Economy and Sustainabilitydated 14th September 2017 in the Short Term Course on Built Environment Sustainability and Quality of Life,( 11 – 15 September 2017 ) under GIAN ,an initiative as per the Ministry of Human Resource Development , Govt. of India at DCRUST,MURTHAL (ii) Delivered a lecture on Inclusive Growthdated 15thSeptember 2017 in the Internationalworkshop on Built Environment Sustainability and Quality of Life, (11 – 15 September 2017) under GIAN ,an initiative as per the Ministry of Human Resource Development , Govt. of India at DCRUST,Murthal. Publications Prof.Chitrarekha Kabre (i) Rathee, O. and Kabre, C. (2018) Delay analysis method in Indian construction industry, International Journal of Research in Advanced Engineering and Technology, ISSN: 2455-0876, Vol. 10 (10), pp. 168-171. Impact Factor: RJIF 5.44 (ii) Kabre, Chitrarekha (2017) Sustainable Building Design Applications Using Climatic Data in India, Springer, ISBN 978-981-10-4617-9 Prof.Jyoti Pandey Sharma (i) Book Chapter titled: ‘The Villa in Colonial India: Major General Claude Martin’s Villa Estates in Eighteenth Century Colonial Avadh’ in The Early Modern Villa: Senses and Perceptions versus Materiality Edited by Barbara Arciszewska, Warsaw: Museum of King Jan III's Palace at Wilanów, 2017. (ii) Book Chapter titled: ‘Revisiting the Darya (River) Urbanism in the Delhi Triangle: The Urbanization of the Yamuna in the Mughal Badshahi Shahar (Imperial City), Shahjahanabad’ in River Cities, City Rivers Edited by Thaisa Way, Harvard University’s Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collections, Washington D.C. USA, 2018. (iii) Research paper: ‘Conserving Delhi’s Pahari: Rethinking the Ridge as an Urban Cultural Landscape’ Indian Forester, 143 (9): 956-962, 2017, ISSN: 0019-4816 (Print) and 2321- 094X (Online). (iv) Research paper: ‘From appropriation to conservation: Mughal monuments, colonial tourism and the Dak Bungalow’, International Journal of Heritage Studies, Published on 2 June 2018 (Online version): doi: 10.1080/13527258.2018.1481133 ISSN: 1352-7258 (Print) 1470-3610 (Online). Dr. Parveen Kumar, Associate Professor (i) Published research paper titled “Design Parameters for Energy Efficient Building Fabric in Residential Buildings” in international conference of International Conference on Trends in Architecture and Construction- 2017 on 18.9.2017 held at University Institute of Architecture, Chandigarh University. (ii) Published research paper in International Journal on Emerging Technologies7(1): 126- 131(2016) titled “Optimizing Building Performance for Energy Efficiency in Cooling Buildings Sustainably” having ISSN No. (Print): 0975-8364, ISSN No. (Online): 2249- 3255 (iii) Published research paper and presented poster in international conference of Sustainable Built Environment 2017 from 3-5 February,2017 at IIT, Roorkee titled “Retrofitting Neighborhoods for Sustainable Urbanism”.

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Ar. Nirmala, Assistant Professor (i) Published a paper on the title - Slum Conditions in Haryana and Pro-poor Housing Initiatives in Faridabad, India, in International Journal of Built Environment and Sustainability Published by Faculty of Built Environment, UniversitiTeknologi Malaysia IJBES 4(3)/2017, 210-219 (ii) Published a paper on title -Community Participation: A Cementing Process, Theorizing Various Dimensions and Approaches in Journal of Construction in Developing Countries, 22(Supp. 1), 47–61, 2017 published by PENERBIT UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA, Published online 24 November 2017. Educational Tour/ NASA TourConducted: Prof Jyoti Pandey Sharma (i) Students of M.ARCH. (Sustainable Architecture) IInd Semester went on an Educational Tour to Hisar to see, Guru Jambeshwar University Convention Centre and historic monuments. (ii) Students of Eighth Semester of the B.Arch. (UG) Programme studying an Elective Course called Conservation of Built Heritage went on an educational tour to Rewari to undertake fieldwork focusing on the documentation of the Rewari Heritage Steam Locomotive Museum. (iii) Students of Eighth Semester of the B.Arch. (UG) Programme studying an Elective Course called Conservation of Built Heritage went on an educational tour to the Red Fort in Delhi where conservation work in going on in various buildings in the precinct. (iv) Students of Eighth Semester of the B.Arch. (UG) Programme studying an Elective Course called Conservation of Built Heritage went on an educational tour to Delhi to see an exhibition on the River Ganga and to see an archaeological excavation as well as conservation works at the Purana Qila. Prof.Chitrarekha Kabre (i) Study tour to Sainik School, Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan for M.Tech. (C & REM) and M.Arch. (SA) students on 9.2.2018 Ar. Ravi Vaish, Associate Professor (ii) Study tour to Kanpur for M.Tech. (Construction & Real Estate Management) Students Ar. Satpal, Assistant Professor (i) Annual NASA Convention at DC School of Architecture and Design at Vagamon, Kerala from 29.01.2018 to 02.02.2018 (ii) Educational Tour B.Arch. 9th Semester BCM at NIT Delhi on 21.09.2018 Ar Nirmala (i) Accompanied students to Gwalior for NASA participation event ( 5th Oct – 8th Oct 2017 at ITM university Gwalior) (ii) Accompanied 5 students of MURP 1st Sem to one day workshop on Housing for All organized by PRC-ITPI at Chandigarh Oct 28, 2017. (iii) Accompanied 5 students to one day seminar on – “ Urban Transportation- Challenges and Solutions held on 02.12.17 at Westin Hotel , Gurugram organized by HRC-ITPI Consultancy Projects Ar. Parveen Kumar, Associate Professor (i) Consultancy services for construction of Fire Station, Sector 23, Municipal Corporation, Sonipat costing Rs. 3.0 Cr (ii) Consultancy services for construction of Community Centres for Bahalgarh, in Municipal Corporation, Sonipat costing Rs. 1.10 Crores (iii) Consultancy services for construction of Community Centres for Jat Joshi village in Municipal Corporation, Sonipat costing Rs. 1.14Crores (iv) Consultancy services for construction of Community Centres Old Tehsil Complex in Municipal Corporation, Sonipat costing Rs. 1.50 Crores

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(v) Consultancy services for construction of Community Centres Rathdhana in Municipal Corporation, Sonipat costing Rs. 46.0 lacsConsultancy services for construction of Community Centres Old Tehsil Complex in Municipal Corporation, Sonipat costing Rs. 1.50 Crores Any other event/ activity of relevance/ importance: Department of Architecturein collaboration with Department of Civil Engineering is running one post graduate program under the grants received from the University Grants Commission (as detailed below): S. No Name of the Details of the Grant Date of Award Amount (Rs.) Coordinator/ Deputy Coordinator 1. Prof. Chitrarekha UGC, Innovative 30th March, 2013 60.00 Lakhs Kabre: Coordinator Programme for starting M.Tech. Prof. Dhirendra (Construction & Real Singhal: Deputy Estate Management) Coordinator Developmental programmes Conferences/ Seminars/Summer fellowship during the year both organized and attended as well as to date Name Designation Publications Total Programm Total Programmes Total during the publications es programme organized organize year attended s attended during the d during the year year Dr. Dean and 2 36 3 40 1 5 Chitrarekha Professor Kabre Dr. Jyoti Chairperson 4 31 5 31 2 11 Pandey and Sharma Professor Dr. Ajay Professor - - 4 73 - - Monga Prof. Vijay Professor 7 35 17 55 3 7 Kumar Smt. Associate - 2 1 10 - 1 ShailjaSikar Professor war Ar Ravi Associate 1 10 5 100 1 8 Vaish Professor Dr.Parveen Associate 2 27 3 44 2 14 Kumar Professor Ar Satpal Assistant 2 10 2 23 3 16 Professor ArSatpal Assistant 2 8 3 25 2 8 Professor ArLalit Assistant 3 4 4 12 3 5 Kumar Professor ArManojPan Assistant 3 11 4 17 - 4 war Professor Ar Neha Assistant - - 4 15 3 5 Yadav Professor Ar Nirmala Assistant 2 5 1 10 3 12 Professor Ar. Sneh Assistant 1 1 5 12 - 2 Professor

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DEPARTMENT OF BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING Faculty: Engineering and Technology Position Name Dean Prof.(Dr.) R S Bhardwaj Chairperson Prof. Amit Kumar Garg The Department of Biomedical Engineering was established in the year 2004. Biomedical engineers are involved in the design, development & utilization of materials, devices and techniques for clinical research & use, and serve as members of the healthcare delivery team seeking new solutions for difficult healthcare problems confronting our society. The department has well equipped labs with latest research- oriented systems to expose the students to the outside world of medical technology. Courses of Studies Level Programme Sanctioned Intake Added during the year 2017-18 UG B.Tech.(Biomedical 60 07 students enrolled for Engineering) session 2017-2018 Infrastructure: Start of Academic Year Added during the year Present strength Classrooms 05 Nil 05

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FacultyDetails Name Designation Highest Qualification Specialization/ Interest Areas Dr Amit Garg Professor & Chairperson Ph.D. Optical Fiber Communication system and networks Seema Chawla Assistant Professor M.Tech (I & C DCRUST Biomedical Murthal) Ph.D. Pursuing Instrumentation & Control, Biomechanics, Biomaterials Poonam Sheoran Assistant Professor M.Tech (I & C DCRUST Biomedical Murthal) Ph.D. Pursuing Instrumentation & Control Dinesh Kumar Atal Assistant Professor M.Tech (I & C DCRUST Biomedical Murthal) Instrumentation & Control Dr. Geeta Singh Assistant Professor Ph. D. (Biomedical Engg.) Biomaterials and Polymers for drug delivery systems. Saravjeet Singh Assistant Professor M.Tech. (Biomedical Medical Instrumentation & Engg.) Ph.D. Pursuing Imaging Sarita Assistant Professor M.Tech. (Biomedical Biomaterials, Clinical Engg) Engineering

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Publications Name of Faculty Number Seema Chawla 03 (01 International Journal & 02 National Conference) Poonam Sheoran 05 (03 International Journal & 02 National Conference) Dr. Geeta Singh 02 Saravjeet Singh 01 (International journal)

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DEPARTMENT OF BIO-TECHNOLOGY Facultyof Non-Conventional Sources of Energy and Environmental Sciences Position Name Dean Professor J. S. Rana (From : 09.03.2017 to Till date) Chairperson Professor J. S. Rana (From : 01.07.2016 to 16.11.2016) Dr. Kiran Nehra (From : 17.11.2016 to Till date) Department of Biotechnology was established at this university in the year 2004 with B.Tech programme. To give an impetus to research in the emerging areas of biotechnology Ph. D. and M. Tech. (Biotechnology) programmes were introduced in 2009 & 2010 respectively. The department also started Master of Science in Biotechnology in 2011 and PG Diploma in Forensic Biotechnology in 2013 under UGC Innovative programme (2014-15). The Department has also started M.Tech (Food Technology) sponsored by Ministry of Food processing industries, Govt. of India. Such programmes in Biotechnology are helping in producing biotechnology professionals trained to tackle the emerging scientific challenges in the specialized fields of biological sciences and technology. The department has well qualified, experienced and committed faculty. The faculty is actively engaged in major areas of research in the field of genetic diversity, animal and plant biotechnology molecular & microbial biotechnology, enzyme technology, plant tissue culture, biosensors and bioprocess engineering. The department has also received extramural grants in the form of three major research projects from UGC. To impart quality education by laying emphasis on an integrated approach towards education, research and on academia-industrial collaboration Department received a grant of 180 lakhs from World Bank Scheme for TEQIP-II and also has two major infrastructure projects from Ministry of Food processing industries, Govt. of India (75 Lacs) and UGC, New Delhi (60 Lacs). The research laboratories are well equipped to provide hands on experience to the students beside the normal curriculum. The Undergraduate and postgraduate students are provided an opportunity to do a research project which helps them to handle independent projects in academia and industry. Research programmes are also conducted in collaboration with several National Research Institutes/ Universities. Three post-doctoral research project have been sanctioned in the department by DST Government of India, CSIR and UGC New Delhi Courses of Study Level Department Intake Added during the year UG B.Tech. (Biotechnology) Biotechnology 60 - PG M.Sc (Biotechnology) Biotechnology 30 - M.Tech. (Biotechnology) Biotechnology 18 None M.Tech. (Food Technology) Biotechnology 18 - PG Diploma in Forensic Biotechnology 15 None Biotechnology Ph.D (Biotechnology) Biotechnology Intake is variable - (depending upon the no. of seats available with the faculty members).

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Infrastructure Start of Academic Year Added during the year Present strength Classrooms 5 Nil 5 Laboratories 6 Nil 6 Faculty rooms 4 02 06 Software Basic Bioinformatics Nil Basic Bioinformatics softwares are available softwares Others - - - Faculty Professor Assoc. Prof. Asstt. Prof. Start of the year One Two Five Added during the year Nil Nil Nil Faculty Details Name Designation Highest Specialization Experience (in years) Qualification Teaching Research Prof. J. S. Rana Professor& Ph. D. Animal 26 26 Dean Biotechnology Dr. Kiran Nehra Assoc. Prof.& Ph. D. Microbial and 13 15 Chairperson Molecular Genetics Dr. Anil Sindhu Assoc. Prof. Ph. D. Genetic Engineering 13 18 Dr. Reeti Asstt. Prof. Ph. D. Biochemistry 12 12 Chaudhary and Biosensor Technology Dr. Dharmender Asstt. Prof. Ph. D. Molecular and 12 13 Kumar Microbial Biotechnology Dr. Pamela Asstt. Prof. Ph. D. Immunology and 12 12 Singh Microbiology Dr. Aditi Arya Asstt. Prof. Ph. D. Genetic 07 09 Engineering &Plant Biotechnology Dr. Krishan Asstt. Prof. Ph. D. Industrial 07 07 KumarSelwal Microbiology and Molecular Biology Any other event/ activity of relevance/ importance: The Department of Biotechnology is running two programs under the grants received from different funding agencies (as detailed below): S. No Name of the Details of the Grant Date of Award Amount (Rs.) Coordinator/ Deputy Coordinator 1. Prof. J. S. Rana: A grant from the Ministry of March 2013 75.00 Lakhs Coordinator Food Processing & Industries for starting M.Tech. (Food Technology) Programme. 2. Prof. J. S. Rana: UGC, Innovative 30th March, 2013 60.00 Lakhs Coordinator Programme for starting “PG Diploma in Forensic Dr. Kiran Nehra: Biotechnology”. Deputy Coordinator

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Research Projects sanctioned currently in the Department of Biotechnology: S. No. Name of PI Title of Project Date of Award of Amount(Rs.) the Project 1. Project Mentor- Studies on 01.04.2016 25,32,675/- Prof. J.S. Rana novaltannase as key diagnostic agent and Dr. Manjeet test indicator for K.Selwal: PI colon cancer among Indian population Developmental Programmes Name Designati Publications during the Total Programmes attended Total on year Publication during the year Programm Full length Abstracts s Trainings/ Seminar/ es Papers in in Conf. (To Date) Workshops Symposiu attended Journal/ / m/ Conf./ (To Date) Conf. Proc. Orientation Colloquiu / Refresher m Dr. J.S. Rana Professor 09 01 Full Length 04 - 38 &Dean Papers: 91 Books: 02 Dr. Kiran Assoc. 04 03 Full Length 01 03 47 Nehra Prof.& Papers: 43 Chairpers on Dr. Anil Assoc. 07 03 Full Length 01 02 33 Sindhu Prof. Papers: 39 Dr. Reeti Asstt. 02 02 Full Length 03 01 34 Chaudhary Prof. Papers: 34 Dr.Dharmend Asstt. 06 08 Full Length 01 04 31 er Kumar Prof. Papers: 23 BookChapt er:1 Dr. Pamela Asstt. 03 01 Full Length 03 01 13 Singh Prof. papers: 10 Dr. Aditi Arya Asstt. 03 02 Full Length 02 01 21 Prof. Papers: 08 Dr. Krishan Asstt. 03 00 Full Length 01 01 10 Kumar Prof. Papers: 22 Publications and other achievements of faculty members Prof. J. S. Rana Research Publications: (i) Aastha D, Ganga SM, Neelam U, Ruchika B, Ashish KS and Rana J S. 2017 Formulation of non-Gluten Pasta from the Optimized levels of Dairy and Non-Dairy Ingredients. Madridge Journal of Food Technology. 2 (2). 92-98 (ii) Anita Dalal, J S Rana and Ashok Kumar. 2017. Ultrasensitive Nanosensor for Detection of Malic acid in Tomato as Fruit Ripening Indicator. Food Analytical Methods. DOI: 10.1007/s12161-017-0919-x (iii) Ashok K. Rohilla, Anil Sindhu, Rajneesh K. Sharma, Poonam Khatri. J. S. Rana. 2017. Molecular assessment of genetic diversity among accessions of medicinal shrub Nyctanthes arbor-tristis (L.) from north and central IndiaResearch on Crops 18(1):176 Dr. Kiran Nehra Research Publications: (i) Kiran Nehra, Pragatiamdagni and Priyanka Lathwal (2017). Bioplastics: A sustainable approach towards healthier environment. In: Plant Biotechnology: Recent Advancments and Developments (Eds. Suresh Kumar Gahlawat, Raj Kumar Salar,

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Priyanka Siwach, Joginder Singh Duhan, Suresh Kumar and Pawan Kaur) Published by: Springer - Verlag, Germany. pp: 297-314. (ii) Madhulika Chauhan, Manu Solanki and Kiran Nehra (June 2017). Putative mechanism of Cadmium bioremediation employed by resistant bacteria. Jordan Journal of Biological Sciences. Vol. 10 (2): 101-107. (iii) Joginder Singh Duhan, Ravinder Kumar, Naresh Kumar, Pawan Kaur, Kiran Nehra and SurekhaDuhan (2017). Nanotechnology: The new perspective in precision agriculture. Biotechnology Reports. 15: 11-23. (Elsevier). (iv) Priyanka Lathwal, Kiran Nehra, Shivani Gupta and J.S. Rana (2017). Agro-industrial byproducts as alternate medium components influencing the production of poly-β- hydroxybutyrate (PHB). Indian Journal of Experimental Biology. (NISCAIR). Dr. Reeti Chaudhary Research Publications: (i) Reeti Chaudhary, Dhiraj Kumar Nanda, Shilpa (2017). Computational approaches for predicting protein-protein interaction In: Proceedings of: TEQIP-II sponsored 2nd National Conference on Recent Trends in Computing and Communication Technology (RCCT 2017). (ii) Dhiraj Kumar Nanda, Reeti Chaudhary, Dinesh Kumar (2017). Metagenomics: A blending science between Microbiology and Computer Science In: Proceedings of: TEQIP-II sponsored 2nd National Conference on Recent Trends in Computing and Communication Technology (RCCT 2017). Conference/seminars/QIP attended: Dr. Dharmender Kumar Research Publications: (i) Chopra S & Kumar D (2017) Pharmaceutical and personal care product (PPCPs) as an emerging environmental pollutant: toxicity and risk” in Advance in Animal Biotechnology and its Applications to Springer. Editors: Gahlawat, S. K., Duhan, J. S., Salar, R. K., Siwach, P., Kumar, S., Kaur, P. (Eds.) ISBN 978-981-10-4702-2 (2017). (ii) Dharmender Kumar, AbhinavVarshney, Rochika Pannu (2017) Functional and similarity analysis of plant Leghemoglobin and Human hemoglobin genes using Bioinformatics. MANTHAN2017 TEQUIP-11 sponsored national conference Recent Trends in computing and communication Techniques (RCCT2017) organized by deptt. of CSE DCRUST Murthal from MARCH 2-3, 2017, PP 188-ISBN 9789386256546 Excel India Publishers NEW Delhi. Dr. Pamela Singh (i) Vipul Chaudhary and Pamela Singh “Role of Nuclear factor kappa- B (NF-kB) and its interaction with hsa microRNA 146a in Esophageal cancer”: A Review .j. IJPBS Vol 8(3): (B) 669-673. July 2017. Dr. Aditi Arya Research Publications: (i) Shristy Gautam, Lalit Kumar Pandey, VandanaVinayak and Aditi Arya. 2017. Morphological and physiological alterations in the diatom Gomphonemapseudoaugur due to heavy metal stress. Ecological Indicators 72. Pp-67–76. Dr. Krishan K. Selwal Research Publications: (i) Krishan K. Selwal, Yeuh Fen Li, Z. Yu (2017). Functional display of amylase on yeast surface from Rhizopusoryzae as a novel enzyme delivery method. Food Biotechnology 31(4) 233-44. (ii) Chahal S., Krishan K. Selwal, Nain S. (2017) Synthesis and antibacterial studies of 3- substituted chromone derivatives. Int. Res. Adv. 4(1), 14-17 (ISSN No. 2456-334) (iii) Krishan K. Selwal and Manjit K. Selwal Biogenic synthesis of Silver nanoparticles and their applications in Medicine By Ram Prasad Edited book (Springer)

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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING FACULTY: Non-Conventional Sources of Energy and Environmental Science. Designation Name Dean Dr. D. P. Tiwari Chairman Dr. D. P. Tiwari The Department of Chemical Engineering was established in the year 1990. The department is maintaining a continued tradition of good quality education, research and academia-industry interaction since its inception. The department has well equipped laboratories for experimentation at UG, PG and Ph.D. levels. Courses of Studies Programme Intake Bachelor of Technology 60+12 Master of Technology 18 Doctor of Philosophy -- Infrastructure Present strength Classrooms 03 Laboratories 11 Faculty rooms 06 Faculty Details On regular basis Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor 2017-18 01 - 06

Name Designation Highest Qualification Specialisation Dr. D. P. Tiwari Professor and Chairman Ph. D. Environmental Pollution Control, Energy Technologies, Heat Transfer, Thermodynamics Sh. S.K. Sharma Assistant Professor ME Process Control, Chemical Reaction Engineering Ms. Sunanda Sharma Assistant Professor ME, pursuing PhD Heat and Mass Transfer, Fluid Mechanics, Thermodynamics Dr. Manju Rani Assistant Professor Ph. D. Chemical Reaction Engineering, Thermodynamics. Sh. Anil Yadav Assistant Professor M. Tech. Alternative Energy Sources and Environmental Pollution Control Dr.Mamta Bhagat Assistant Professor Ph. D. Environmental Engineering, Chemical Technology Sh.Yashwant Singh Verma Assistant Professor M. Tech. Ph.D. pusuing Nuclear Science

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Faculty Development Name Designation No of research No. of refresher and Conference/ papers published in other Courses Workshop journals attended Symposium attended Intern- National Orientati Refres- Intern- National ational on her ational D. P. Tiwari Professor 02 01 - - 06 S.K. Sharma Assistant ------Professor Sunanda Assistant 01 - - 1 - - Professor Manju Rani Assistant 01 - - 11 01 - Professor Anil Yadav Assistant 03 - - - 03 - Professor Mamta Bhagat Assistant 01 - - - 03 - Professor Yashwant Singh Assistant ------Verma Professor Details of journal publications Anil Yadav Influence of parameters on International Journal of Engineering Adsorption of Aromatic Compounds Technology Science and From N-paraffins Using Commercial Research(ISSN 2394 – 3386) Adsorbents. Volume 4, Issue 5(2017). pp 398- 404, Anil Yadav, S. P. Nehra, Dinesh Synthesis and Optical Properties of International Journal of Engineering Patidar. CdSe Technology, Management and Nanoparticles Applied Sciences (ISSN: 2349- 4476) volume 5, Issue 7 (2017).pp 75-80 Meenu, Brijnandan S. Dehiya, Anil Selection of an Optimum Technique International Journal of Engineering Yadav. for Synthesis of Thermochromic Technology Science and Research VO2 for Energy and Environmental (ISSN 2394 – 3386) Volume 4, Applications Issue 7 (2017). pp 370-377 Virender Yadav, Pawan Kumar, “62%SiO2-32%CaO-6% P2O5 International Journal of Engineering D.P.Tiwari, Mamta Bhagat Bioglass as adsorbent for the Technology Science and Research removalof congo red dye” (IJETSR) 364-369, vol.4 Issue 7,( 2017) ISSN no. 2394-3386 Contractual/ Visiting Faculty Position Present Visiting Faculty 02 TEQIP teaching assistance ship 03 Special Lectures organized Event Subject Organized by Industry/Research /Academia Quiz Chemical engg. Basics Dr. Manju Rani Academia Additional information The details of the equipment purchased as given below S. No. Equipment Name 1 Photocatalytic reactor 2 Auto titrator 3 pH/Conductivity

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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY Faculty: Science and Technology Interface Position Name Dean Prof. (Dr.) S. K.Garg Chairperson Prof. (Dr.) Sanjeev Makin The Department of Chemistry has been a constituent part of Applied Science department of this University (erstwhile C.R.S.C.E., Murthal) from 1987 to 2008. In January 2009 the department has got separate existence in this university. Presently department has chemistry labs to cater the 27 needs of undergraduate, postgraduate and research students. Some other departments of the university also take advantages of the facilities available in chemistry lab. Courses of Studies Programme Intake Master of Science 60 Dual degree B.Sc. (Hons.) - M.Sc. (Chem) 30 Infrastructure Start of Academic Year Present status Classrooms 01 01 Laboratories 10 10 Faculty rooms 09 09

Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Start of the Year 02 01 06 Added during the year Nil Nil Nil Faculty Details Name Designation Highest Qualification Specialisation Prof. (Mrs.) Pratibha Professor Ph. D. Physico-organic studies, Chaudhary, Professor Polymer Chemistry, Green Chemistry Prof. Sanjeev Kumar Professor Ph. D. Solution Thermodynamics, Makin, Professor Thin Oxide Films, Energy from Waste, Bio-Technology, Global Warming Reduction Dr. Suman Lata Associate Professor M. Phil, Ph. D. Electrochemistry, Corrosion control Thermodynamics and Physical Chemistry, Dr. Hari Om, Asstt. Asstt. Professor Ph. D. Optical Spectroscopy, Professor Surfactant aggregation, Analytical and Inorganic Chemistry Dr. Sonia Nain, Asstt. Asstt. Professor Ph.D. Inorganic Chemistry Professor Dr. Sumit Kumar, Asstt. Asstt. Professor Ph.D. Organic Chemistry Professor Sh. Rajender Singh Malik, Asstt. Professor Ph.D. Organic Chemistry Asstt. Professor Dr. Dinesh Kumar Dalal Asstt. Prof. Ph.D. Inorganic Chemistry Sh. Krishan Kumar Asstt. Prof. Ph.D. Physical Chemistry

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Foreign visits by faculty (i) Dr Sumit Kumar, Assistant Professor visited Chapman University, School of Pharmacy, Irvine, California, USA from August 2016 to July-2017 Contractual/ Visiting Faculty Position At the start of the year/ session Present Visiting Faculty 06 07 Developmental programmes Name Designation Publications Total Programmes Total Programmes Total during the publications attended programmes organized organized year during the attended during the year year Dr. Pratibha Professor Nil 13 Nil Nil Nil Nil Chaudhary Dr. Sanjeev Professor 02 118 04 20 Nil 01 Makin Dr. Suman Associate 04 17 Nil Nil Nil 02 Lata Prof. Dr. Hari Om Asstt. Prof. 02 09 04 20 02 06 Dr. Sonia Asstt. Prof. 06 13 02 12 Nil 04 Nain Dr. Sumit Asstt. Prof. 02 14 01 03 Nil 05 Kumar Dr. Asstt. Prof. 02 10 03 20 Nil 05 Rajender Malik Dr. Dinesh Asstt. Prof. Nil 11 Nil 07 Nil Nil Kumar Dr.Krishan Asstt. Prof. 01 06 06 17 Nil 02 Kumar Books / Publications: - Total publications: 211 - Additions during the year: 19 - Books: Nil Non-teaching positions: Post At the start of the year Present Technician A 01 02 Technician B 0 02 Lab Attendant-cum-cleaner peon Attnd. 04 01 Others 01 01 Clerk cum DEO 01 01 Others: i) Five Ph.D students selected as Asst. Professor by HPSC, Haryana. ii) Six students joined the Ph.D. course in 2016-17.

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DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING Faculty: Engineering and Technology Position Name Dean Prof. (Dr.) R. S. Bhardwaj Chairperson Prof. (Dr.) Dhirendra Singhal The Department of Civil Engineering was established in the year 2009. It has established state of art laboratories and classrooms. For providing design solutions and for material testing, the Department has developed a Test House equipped with sophisticated equipments and has successfully delivered many consultancy services to the society. The Department has also got recognition of State Technical Advisors from Ministry of Rural Development, New Dehi. It has also research project funded by Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change. 16 Department of Civil Engineering is presently running the courses at Ph.D., M.Tech and B.Tech levels and participates actively in UGC Innovative Programme M.Tech (Construction and Real Estate Management). Faculty profile Name of Faculty Member Designation High. Infrastructure Start of Academic Year Present strength Classrooms 04 04 Laboratories 07 08 Faculty rooms 07 08 Software 04 09 Others - - Faculty Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Start of the Year 01 - 09 Added during the year Nil - Nil

Programmes being run by the Department of Civil Engg.: Name of the Course Running from the Intake Remarks Session B.Tech. (Civil) 2009-2010 60 Regular Programme M.Tech. (Highway Safety 2014-2015 18 Regular Programme & Engineering)

Faculty Details Name Designation Highest Qualification Specialization Dr. D. Singhal Professor & Chairman Ph.D. Structural Engineering Pankaj Agrawal Assistant Professor M.Tech. Soil Mechanics Gyanendra Singh Assistant Professor M.Tech. Transportation Engineering Er Arti Chouksey Assistant Professor M.Tech. Computer Aided Design Sh. Aman Ahlawat Assistant Professor M.Tech. Construction Technology & Management Ms. Sunita Kumari Assistant Professor M.Tech. Environmental Engineering Sh. Sachin Dass Assistant Professor M.Tech. Transportation Engineering Sh. Parveen Assistant Professor M.Tech. Structural Engineering Sh. Saurabh Jaglan Assistant Professor M.Tech. Transportation Engineering Sh. Atul garg Assistant Professor M.Tech Structural Engineering

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Publications Prof. (Dr.) Dhirendra Singhal (i) Dass Sachin, Jaglan Saurabh, Aggarwal P. and Singhal D., “Identification and Management of Traffic Accidents on Selected Stretch of NH73A”, Journal of General Management Research, 2017. (ii) Parveen and Singhal D., “Experimental study on geopolymer concrete prepared using high-silica RHA incorporating alccofine”, Advances in Concrete Construction, V.5, 2017, pp. 377-390 (iii) Parveen, Singhal D. and Jindal B.B, “Development of mix design method for geopolymer concrete”, Advances in Concrete Construction, V.5, 2017, pp345-358 (iv) Jindal B.B., Singhal D. Sharma S. K. and Parveen, “Prediction of Mechanical Properties of Alccofine Activated low Calcium Fly ash based Geopolymer Concrete”, ARPN Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences, V.12, 2017, pp 3022-3031 (v) Lallotra Balwinder and Singhal D., “A Comptability Study on Design and Analysis of Reinforced Concrete Structural Design using Software”, International Journal of Engineering and Technology, V.9, 2017, N.2, pp1012-1021. (vi) Lallotra Balwinder and Singhal D., “State of the Art Report- A Comparative Study of Structural Analysis and Design – Staadpro, SAP 2000 and Etabs Software”, International Journal of Engineering and Technology, V.9, 2017, N.2, pp1030-1043. (vii) Jindal B.B., Singhal D. Sharma S. K. and Parveen, “Suitability of Ambient Cured Alcofine added Low Calcium Fly ash based Geoolymer Concrete”, Indian Journal of Science and Technology, V.10, 2017, pp 1-10 (viii) Jindal B.B., Singhal D. Sharma S. K. Ashish D.K. and Parveen, “Improving Compressive Strength of Low Calcium Fly Ash Geopolymer Concrete with Alccofine”, Advances in Concrete Construction, V.5, 2017, pp17-29 (ix) Garg A., Singhal D. and Parveen, “Durability of Geopolymer Concrete Research Needs”, Proceedings of NCB Seminar on Durability and Service Life of Concrete Structures, 7 April 2017, Paper no. TS02-05 (x) Parveen, Singhal D. and Jindal B.B, “Preparation of Geopolymer Concrete (GPC) Using High-Silica Rice Husk Ash (RHA) Incorporating Alccofine”. Advanced Science, Engineering and Medicine 2017, 9:370-376. Er. Gyanendra Singh Publications (i) Singh G., Sachdeva SN and Pal M. (2017) Effect of speed on accidents, Indian Highways, July 2017. Er. Sunita Kumari Participated in the following Short Term Courses (i) Attended Two days Trainining programme on “Water Sensitive Urban Design and Planning “in CSE, New Delhi, from 25 – 26 September 2017. (ii) Attended One week GIAN sponsored STC on “The Three R’s [Reliability, Robustness and Resilience] of Engineering System” Organized by Department of Mechanical Engineering, DCRUST, Murthal held from 9 – 13 October 2017 Er. Sachin Dass Publications (i) Aman Deep Singh, Er. Sachin Dass, Mr. Navdeep Asija (2017) Accident Analysis of “Patiala City” International Journal of Advanced Technology in Engineering and Science, vol 5, pp 283 – 295, ISSN/ISBN 2348-7550 (ii) Sachin Dass, D Singhal, P Agarwal (2017) Pedestrian Safety on Indian Roads – A review of recent studies, IJETSR, Vol. 4, pp 955-965, ISSN/ISBN 2394-3386 Er. Parveen Jangra List of Publications (i) Parveen, Singhal D. and Jindal B.B, “Development of mix design method for geopolymer concrete”, Advances in Concrete Construction, V.5, 2017, pp345-358

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(ii) Parveen and Singhal D., “Experimental study on geopolymer concrete prepared using high-silica RHA incorporating alccofine”, Advances in Concrete Construction, V.5, 2017, pp377-390 (iii) Jindal B. B., Singhal D. Sharma S. K. Ashish D. K. and Parveen, “Improving Compressive Strength of Low Calcium Fly Ash Geopolymer Concrete with Alccofine”, Advances in Concrete Construction, V.5, 2017, pp17-29 (iv) Preparation of Geopolymer Concrete (GPC) Using High-Silica Rice Husk Ash (RHA) Incorporating Alccofine. Advanced Science, Engineering and Medicine 2017, 9:370- 376. (v) Jindal B.B., Singhal D. Sharma S. K. and Parveen, “Suitability of Ambient Cured Alcofine added Low Calcium Fly ash based Geoolymer Concrete”, Indian Journal of Science and Technology, vol.10, 2017, pp 1-10 (vi) Jindal B.B., Singhal D. Sharma S. K. and Parveen, “Prediction of Mechanical Properties of Alccofine Activated low Calcium Fly ash based Geopolymer Concrete”, ARPN Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences, V.12, 2017, pp 3022-3031 (vii) Parveen, Singhal D. and Atul Garg, Behaviour of fly ash based geopolymer concrete in fresh state. Indian Journal of Science and Technology 2017, 10. 1-4 (viii) Garg A., Singhal D. and Parveen, “Durability of Geopolymer Concrete Research Needs”, Proceedings of NCB Seminar on Durability and Service Life of Concrete Structures, 7 April 2017, Paper no. TS02-05 Er. Saurabh Jaglan Participated in the following Courses (i) Attended STC on Sustainable Urban Transportation System during 23 – 25 March 2017 at IIT Kharaghpur. (ii) Attended three day training workshop for faculty mentors “Induction programme for new students” 22 - 24 September 2017 at HBTU, Kanpur. Er. Atul Garg (i) Attended one day workshop on “INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT (IPPM-2017) sponsored by Science & Technology Department, Haryana. (ii) Attended 21 Days Refresher Course at Rajkot, Gujrat. Publications (i) Parveen, Singhal D. and Atul Garg, Behaviour of fly ash based geopolymer concrete in fresh state. Indian Journal of Science and Technology 2017, 10. 1-4 Expert lecture Organized in Department of Civil Engineering, DCRUST Murthal “Easy Evaluation of Air-Void Systems in Concrete as Spatial Point Processes” by Dr Shin-ichi, Professor of Civil Engineering, Kanazawa University, Kanazawa, 921, Japan on 11th Sept. 2017. Research Project Department got a Research Project on Design Production & Durability of Geopolymer Concrete from Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of India, New Delhi, Prof D. Singhal as Principal Investigator, Er. Parveen Jangra Co-Investigator Department also provided technical support to the society and earned consultancy.

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CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE FOR ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Faculty: Faculty of Non-Conventional Sources of Energy & Environmental Science Position Name Dean Prof. (Dr.) D. P. Tiwari Head Dr. A. K. Berwal The Centre of Excellence for Energy and Environmental Studies (CEEES) at this University was established in the year 2009. The faculty members are engaged in extensive research in the frontier areas of Energy and Environmental Sciences, with an aim to promote lab to field research. The laboratories are well equipped with all the modern instruments and facilities to provide high end research in different specializations of Energy and Environment. The CEEES centre also provides elective courses for B. Tech. programmes in areas of Nonconventional Energy Sources, Energy Ecology and Environment, Direction Energy Conversion Methods and Environment Impact Assessment. In addition to the curriculum projects, the Centre is also involved in a project to set up an Energy Park in the University campus, and in a project proposal to invite installation of a 500KWp solar photovoltaic power generation system for use by the University primarily. Courses of Studies Programme Intake Master of Technology in Energy Studies 18 and Environment Management (ESEM) Doctor of Philosophy -- Faculty details Name Designation Highest Specialization Qualification Dr. A. K. Berwal Associate Professor Ph. D. I.C. Engine and Thermal Engineering Ms. Anita Singh Assistant Professor M. Tech. Waste Water Treatment Dr. S. P. Nehra Assistant Professor Ph. D. Solid State Materials, Solar and Hydrogen Energy Dr. Sudesh Choudhary Assistant Professor Ph. D. Heavy Metal Chemistry Dr. Nisha Kumari Assistant Professor Ph. D. Renewable Energy Ms. Jyoti Rani Assistant Professor M. Tech. Bioremediation, Environmental Impact Assessment

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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING Faculty: Information Technology & Computer Science Position Name Dean Prof. (Dr.) Anita Singroha Chairperson Prof. (Dr.) Anita Singrohatill 30-11-2016 Dr. Parvinder Singh The department offers Bachelors, Masters and Doctorate Degree programme in Computer Science and Engineering to cater to the everlasting demand of the market. The extensive and sufficient laboratory facilities are one of the added advantages of the Department. These facilities are regularly updated to cope with the ever progressing and rapidly advancing technologies being introduced in software development sector. Courses of Studies UG/PG Subject Intake B. Tech. Computer Science & Engineering 60+12 (12-LEET) M. Tech. (Regular) Computer Science & Engineering 36 Infrastructure Start of Academic Year Added during the year Present strength Classrooms 04 -- Laboratories 05 -- Faculty rooms 06 -- 13 Software List at Annexure-1 Procurement process is in pipeline Faculty details S. No. Name Designation Highest Specialization Qualification 1. Dr. Anita Singhrova Professor Ph.D. Wireless communication 2. Dr. Parvinder Singh Associate Professor Ph.D. Information Security 3. Dr. Amita Malik Associate Professor Ph.D. Mobile Adhoc Networks, Wireless Sensor Networks 4. Dr. Sukhdeep Assistant Professor Ph.D. Software Engineering Sangwan 5. Dr. Suman Sangwan Assistant Professor Ph.D. Operating Systems, Software Engineering 6. Ms. Suman Deswal Assistant Professor M.Tech. Heterogeneous networks pursuing Ph.D. 7. Dr. Dinesh Singh Assistant Professor Ph.D. Wireless Sensor Networks, Modile Adhoc Networks, Distributed Computing 8. Mr. Sanjeev Indora Assistant Professor M.Tech. Computer networks pursuing Ph.D. 9. Mr. Ajmer Singh Assistant Professor M.Tech. Software Testing, pursuing Ph.D. Databases 10. Mr. Jitender Kumar Assistant Professor M.Tech. Cloud Computing, pursuing Ph.D. Computer Networks 11. Mr. Rajbir Singh Assistant Professor M.Tech. Software Testing, pursuing Ph.D. Computer Graphics 12. Ms. Neetu Verma Assistant Professor M.Tech. Operating System pursuing Ph.D. 13. Ms. Kavita Assistant Professor M.Tech. NLP pursuing Ph.D.

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DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Faculty: Engineering & Technology Faculty Engineering and Technology Dean Prof. R. S. Bhardwaj Chairman Prof. J.S. Saini The Department offers a four years Bachelor degree programme in Electrical Engineering, two years Master degree programmes in Electrical Engineering with specializations ‘Instrumentation and Control Engineering’ and ‘Power Systems’, Ph.D in the major areas of power system, control system, power electronics & drives. The faculty has rendered useful services in the shape of Consultancy to Industry / Public sector undertakings such as ‘Transmission Line Losses Studies’, ‘Testing of Motors’, Energy Audit, etc. Facilities also exist for providing expert consultancies in the fields of design of electrical transmission systems, fuzzy control systems & self-tuning control systems design, genetic algorithms based optimization, power flow studies. The Department has well-equipped and spacious laboratories with all modern facilities for experimentation at U.G., P.G. and Ph.D. levels. The highly educated and dynamic faculty has the global exposure and expertise in the emerging areas of electrical engineering. The department promotes high quality research publications in Ph. D. and M. Tech. Programmes. Courses of Studies Level Department Intake Added during the year UG Electrical Engineering 60+12 LEET - Bachelor of Technology PG Electrical Engineering 18 - Master of Technology(I&C) Master of Technology (PS) Electrical Engineering 18 - Doctor of Philosophy Electrical Engineering Variable - Infrastructure Start of Academic Year Added during the Year Present Strength Class rooms - - 05 Laboratories+ Research 6+1 07 Lab Faculty Rooms 12+1 - 13 Software/ Hardware Lab view, Matlab, 06 Digisilent, Scada, PLC & Micro Controller, 3 Phase Power Quality Monitor(fluke), Megger Kit, DSO, DSPACE Others One Deptt. Office and One - 2 Smart Class Room Faculty Details Name Designation Highest Qualification Specialization Dr. J.S. Saini Professor Ph. D. Intelligent Control & Instrumentation, Genetic Algorithms, Chaotic systems Theory Dr. D.K. Jain Professor Ph. D. Power system Dynamic and Deregulation Dr. S.K. Gupta Professor Ph. D. Power Quality, Elelctric Drive Mr. Sandeep Nandrajog Associate Professor B.E. Electric Engg., Entrepreneurship Development, Career Counselling, Organization Development, Education Technology

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Dr. A.K. Singh Associate Professor Ph. D. Instrumentation, Optimal control, control system, Microprocessor controller and microprocessor Mr. Mukesh Kumar Associate Professor B. Tech. Electrical Engg., Non Conventional Engg. Dr. Surender Dahiya Associate Professor Ph. D. Power Quality, Power Systems, Electric Drive, Electronic design Automation, Sensor Network Dr. Mukhtiar Singh Assistant Professor Ph. D. Power system, SCADA Dr. Sanju Saini Assistant Professor Ph. D. Control Systems, Instrumentation. Neural Networks, Chaos Theory Dr. Naresh Kumar Yadav Assistant Professor Ph. D. Power system Deregulation, Protection, Custom Power Devices Dr. Rajneesh Pawar Assistant Professor Ph. D. Fuzzy Logic, G.A’s, Control System, Power Systems and energy audit Dr. Manish Kumar Saini Assistant Professor Ph. D. DSP, Image Processing, Power Quality Dr. Rohtash Dhiman Assistant Professor Ph. D. Advanced Control System, Neuro Fuzzy Mr. Ravi Lathwal Assistant Professor M. Tech. Power systems, Energy Audit

Dr. Naresh Kumar Assistant Professor Ph. D. Power systems, Non conventional sources Mr. Anil kumar Assistant Professor M. Tech. Power systems, Non conventional sources Mr. Deepesh Sharma Assistant Professor M. Tech. Power systems and Deregulations Developmental Programmes/ Publications Name Publications Programmes attended During this Total Till Date During this Total Till Date Year Year Dr. J.S. Saini 05 95 5 40 Dr. D.K. Jain 06 104 05 45 Dr. S.K. Gupta 08 109 03 50 Mr. Sandeep Nandrajog - - - - Dr. A.K. Singh 3 26 03 15 Mr. Mukesh Kumar - - - - Dr. Surender Dahiya 3 39 04 38 Dr. Mukhtiar Singh - - - - Dr. Sanju Saini 5 34 05 25 Dr. Naresh Kumar 15 53 03 3 Yadav Dr. Rajneesh Pawar - 9 04 09 Dr. Manish Kumar Saini 04 40 2 11 Dr. Rohtash Dhiman 07 33 03 25 Mr. Ravi Lathwal 06 20 4 13 Dr. Naresh Kumar 3 11 2 26 Mr. Anil Kumar 3 17 2 16 Mr. Deepesh Sharma 5 20 07 28

Awards Dr. D. K. Jain (i) POSCO power system Award for best Ph.D. work. Awarded to Pankaj Gupta, Ph.D. student (PPSA-2017).

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(ii) Ceretificate of outstanding contribution reviewing by Elsevier (International journal of electrical power and energy systems) (iii) Certificate of appreciation awarded by ICET (EITM-2017 conference at NIT Hamirpur, 16-18, Dec.,2017 Dr. Rohtash Dhiman (i) 1st AICTE-ECI Vishwakarma Chhatra mentor award (One team won 2nd Position in Electrical Engineering) Awarded by AICTE New Delhi on 19th September 2017. (ii) 1st AICTE-ECI Vishwakarma Chhatra mentor award (Second team selected in top 08 teams in Electrical Engineering) Awarded by AICTE New Delhi on 19th September 2017. (iii) Appreciation certificate by Indian Institute of Technology Chennai for “Quality Enhancement in Engineering Education” Mr. Anil Kumar (i) Certificate of appreciation awarded by ICET (EITM-2017. Conference held at NIT Hamirpur), 16-18, Dec.,2017 Dr. Ravi Kumar Lathwal (i) Certificate of appreciation awarded by ICET (EITM-2017. Conference held at NIT Hamirpur), 16-18, Dec.,2017 Dr. S. K. Gupta (i) Certificate of appreciation awarded at NITTTR, Chd. (06-07, Nov.2017) (ii) Certificate of appreciation awarded at IRJ, Cochin. Dr. Sanju Saini (i) Certificate of appreciation awarded at NITTTR, Chd. (06-07, Nov.2017) Mr. Deepesh Sharma (i) Certificate of appreciation awarded at Ch. Devi Lal State Institute of Engineering & Technology (18th March, 2018)

Industrial Visits During 2017-18 S. No. Teacher Coordinators Purpose and Place of Visit Duration 1 Dr. Naresh Kumar and Mr. Manufacturing of Generators at BHEL, 11 April, 2018 Anil Kumar Haridwar. 2 Dr. D. K. Jain and Enhancement interaction with the 11-12, June, 2018 Dr. Ravi Lathwal Industry, Baner, Pune.

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DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS &COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING Faculty: Engineering and Technology

Position Name Dean Prof (Dr.) R. S. Bhardwaj Chairman Prof (Dr.) Manoj Duhan The department of Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE) occupies a prominent place within the overall structure of the University since its inception. The Department offers B.Tech. Programme in ECE with an intake of 60, M.Tech. Programme in ECE with an intake of 36, and M.Tech. Programme in ECE (VLSI Design) with an intake of 18 respectively. In addition to this, 20 research scholars have been admitted to Ph.D. programme in ECE Department. The renewal of NBA accreditation of UG programme and new NBA accreditation of PG programme is under process. The course curriculum is designed with the inputs from academia (IIT, NIT, ISC, IIIT) as well as industry in such a way that optimum magnitude has been assigned to basic as well as advance course so as to keep the students abreast of basics as well as advances in the specific areas of technology. The department strives to keep various courses up- to-date so that these reflect current developments. The faculty constantly endeavours & engages itself in curriculum design. The department has well-equipped and spacious laboratories with all modern facilities for experimentation at UG and PG levels. The students are motivated to target the problems of industry for carrying out their major project at BTech level, thesis work at MTech level and research work at PhD. The faculty is young & actively engaged in research in the fields of Communication, VLSI, Image Processing, Digital Design, Embedded Design, Optical Communication and Digital Signal Processing, etc. The faculty members not only keeps itself abreast of latest developments by regularly attending a no. of Conferences / Seminars / Workshops / STTPs, etc. on different thrust areas of research but also has delivered Key-note addresses, invited talks, experts lectures & chaired Technical Sessions & presented research papers at International & National levels. The faculty members have also been on Advisory Boards / Committees of several National & International Conferences. The faculty is credited with publications in International & National Journals such as IEEE, IEE, IE(I), IETE, ELSEVIER, Springer, Taylor & Francis, etc. & in International & National Conference Proceedings. The dept. faculty has published books with reputed publishers. Besides teaching, the department is actively engaged in research & activities conducive to research. The department has collaboration with IIT Bombay under e- Yantra project. The laboratories have been modernized using financial grants from World Bank under TEQIP (I, II) and from the State Government and other funding agencies. The department has organized 2 National Level Conferences and 7 Workshops / Short Term Training Programme of one week duration.The epartment has also been intermittently organizing expert lectures of researchers from academia & industry of national & international repute.

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Courses of study: Course Intake B.Tech. in ECE 60 M.Tech. in ECE (VLSI Design) 18 M.Tech in ECE 18

Infrastructure: Start of Academic Added during the year Present strength Year Classrooms 6 -- 5+1* Laboratories 8 - 8 Faculty rooms 16 0 16 Software 9 - 9 *For First year only Faculty: S. No. Faculty Member Designation Highest Area of Specialization Qualification 1 Dr. Manoj Duhan Professor & Ph. D. Wireless Communication, Chairman VLSI, Reliability 2 Dr. Amit Kumar Garg Professor Ph. D Optical Communication Systems & Networks 3 Dr. Priyanka Professor Ph. D. D.S.P, Image Processing, Multimedia Comm., SAW filter 4 Dr.Surender Kumar Professor Ph.D. Electronics, Comm., Control and Instrumentation 5 Dr.Poonam Singhal Professor Ph.D. Optical Communication 6 Dr.Gitanjali Pandove Professor Ph.D. Communication and Information Systems, D.S.P. 7 Sh. Manish Jain Associate B.E. Microelectronics, Digital Professor Image Processing 8 Dr. Pawan Kumar Assistant Ph.D. Embedded Design, Digital Dahiya Professor VLSI, Evolutionary Computing 9 Dr. Mridul Chawla Assistant Ph. D. Electronics Product Design Professor and Technology 10 Dr.Prachi Chaudhary Assistant Ph. D. Digital Signal Processing Professor 11 Dr. Rajeshwar Dass Assistant Ph. D. DSP, Image Processing , Professor Wireless Communication 12 Dr. Sunita Malik Assistant Ph. D. Microelectronics Professor 13 Dr. Rekha Yadav Assistant Ph. D. VLSI Design, RFIC Design Professor 14 Dr. HimanshiSaini Assistant Ph. D. VLSI and Optical Professor Communication 15 Ms. KusumDalal Assistant Ph. D. Wireless Communication, Professor (Pursuing) Image Processing 16 Ms. Rajni Assistant Ph. D. DSP, Image Processing Professor (Pursuing) 17 Mr. Charanjeet Singh Assistant M. Tech. Wireless Communication Professor 18 *Sh. VikasNehra Assistant Ph. D. Analog and Digital VLSI, Professor (Pursuing) Embedded Systems *VikasNehra has been selected for Ph.D under QIP at IIT Roorkee.

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Teaching Staff [Publications, STC, Thesis Supervised, Project, Publications etc. details] Name Designatio Qualification No. of No of research No. of Conference/ n research papers refresher and Workshop students published in other Courses Symposium/S enrolled for journals/Confe attended TP attended Ph. D. rence Orienta Refre (national & tion sher intl.) Dr. Manoj Duhan Professor & Ph. D. 05 110 -- 05 65 Chairman Dr. Amit Kumar Professor Ph. D. 03 120 05 36 Garg Dr. Priyanka Professor Ph. D. 05 43 -- 12 17 Dr. Surender Professor Ph. D. 01 26 -- 12 24 Kumar Dr. Poonam Professor Ph. D. 04 45 -- 01 28 Singhal Dr. Gitanjali Professor Ph. D. 01 33 -- -- 36 Pandove Sh. Manish Jain Associate B. E. ------12 19 Professor Dr. Pawan Kumar Assistant Ph. D. 05 62 -- 01 32 Dahiya Professor Dr. Mridul Chawla Assistant Ph.D. -- 13 -- 08 37 Professor Dr.Prachi Assistant Ph.D. -- 15 01 01 26 Chaudhary Professor Dr. Rajeshwar Assistant Ph.D. 01 40 01 01 36 Dass Professor Dr. Sunita Malik Assistant Ph.D. -- 35 01 02 30 Professor Dr. Rekha Yadav Assistant Ph.D. -- 30 01 01 26 Professor Dr. Himanshi Saini Assistant Ph.D. -- 32 01 02 15 Professor Ms. Kusum Dalal Assistant Ph.D. (Pursuing) -- 23 01 01 15 Professor Ms. Rajni Assistant Ph.D. (Pursuing) -- 23 01 01 23 Professor Mr. Charanjeet Assistant M.Tech -- 16 01 01 31 Singh Professor Sh. Vikas Nehra Assistant Ph.D. (Pursuing) -- 07 01 02 11 Professor

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Non-Teaching Staff Name Designation Qualification Sh. Naresh ATO BCA Sh. Harbans Lal ATO Sh. SatishYadav Lab Tech ‘A’ B.Tech,.M.Tech Sh. Pankaj Lab Tech ‘A’ MBA, M.Tech, PhD Pursuing Sh. Rajesh Kumar Lab Tech ‘A’ M. Tech. Sh. Surender Kumar Lab Tech ‘A’ B.E., M. Tech Sh. Sher Singh Lab Tech ‘A B.Tech Mr. Pardeep Kumar Lab Tech ‘B B.Tech, M.Tech. Mr. Viresh D.E.O. MBA Mr. Prem Singh Peon Metric Laboratories Name of the lab Name of Course Lab Technician Teacher Incharge Lab 1 ESD, Microcontroller Sh. Naresh Dr. Pawan Kumar Dahiya Lab 2 Communication, Sh. Satish Dr. Poonam Singal Microprocessor Lab 3 EMI, Microwave and Radar Sh. Harbans Lal Dr. Mridul Chawla Engineering Lab 4 AEC, Satellite Sh. Pankaj Dr. S.K. Grewal Communication, Optical Communication Lab 5 A.E, Electronics Engg. Sh. Sher Singh Sh. Manish Jain Lab 6 Project, PCB, D.E Sh. Surender Dr. GitanjaliPandove Lab 7 DSP, Adv Image Processing, Sh. Rajesh Dr. Priyanka DVLSI, Verilog based DSD, Digital CMOS IC Design Lab, HDL based system design lab, Analog CMOS IC design lab. Lab 8 AWC, Mixed Signal IC, Sh. Pardeep Kumar Dr. PawanDahiya Robotics Lab. Latest Equipments Procured Hardware  DIGITAL Storage CRO  PCB Prototype Machine Software S. No. Name of Software No of Users 1 Qualnet 5.3 version research licence with following libraries 01  Multimedia and enterprises library  Developer library  Wireless library 2 MATLAB R2012b 20 3 Synopsis EDA Tools 03  Front end university bundle  Backend university bundle  Full custom  Advance TCAD  2D TCAD 4 Cadence University Bundle5 05 5 Cadence University Bundle3 20 6 Reliability Software 01 7 Photon Design 01 8 Opti System 01

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Students Placement 2017-18: 30 students (B.Tech 2014-18) are placed in various companies like Fidelity Internationals, Cinif technology limited and TCS. Industrial visit: Company Company Incorporation Date No. of Name Sector Status Discipline Level Date to From students CSIR, Govt. Integrated in ECE 1 5 5 25 Chandigarh AICTE Day January, January, sponsored 2018 2018 FDP

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DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES Faculty: Management Studies and Humanities Dean Dean (FMS) Prof. (Dr.) Sujata Rana (upto 06.11.2017) Prof. (Dr.) Rajbir Singh Chairperson Prof. (Dr.) Sujata Rana Committed to thorough education and research coupled with interactive teaching pedagogy, the Department of Humanities (English) provides an environment where creativity and critical acumen can thrive. With the vision – To nurture a holistic being with professional acumen and social responsibility – the Department is committed to inculcate an awareness of and appreciation for the interdisciplinary understanding, interpretation, creation and use of the emerging knowledge and technological environment of the 21st century among its students. Addressing the dire need of society, the department tries to achieve excellence in education of Humanities, Communication and Social Sciences through continuous proficiency building. It believes in and relentlessly works to uphold high professional standards in higher education and ensures a golden future for its students. Courses of Studies UG/PG Department Intake Added during the year PG 1 MA English 30 --- 2PG Diploma in Translation 30 Studies Certificate 2.1. French 30 2.2. German 2.3. Chinese 2.4. Arabic Infrastructure Start of Academic Year Added during the year Present status Classrooms 02 0 02 Laboratories 02 02 Faculty rooms/Cabin 02 (Faculty Rooms) +2 02 (FR)+2 (Offices)+4 (offices), 4 cabins (Cabins)= 8 Software Language Lab Software – ORELL (30 users ) Window 7, Anti-virus Others (Instruments) World class quality of Home Theatre Pentium 4 core2 Duo, LCD Projector, Visualizer, Interactive Board, online UPS, LAN System and dedicated lease line

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Faculty Details Name Designation Highest Specialization Membership of Professional Qualification bodies Prof Rekha Professor Ph.D Indian Literature Member as an Outside Expert, PG in English, Board of Studies in English, Ch. Women Studies, Bansi Lal University, Bhiwani Member, as an Outside Expert, Culture and Faculty in English, Ch. Ranvir Singh Communication University, Jind Studies Member, Governing Body, Pavvai Engg College, NH-7, Pavvai Nagar, Namakkal ( TN) Member, Indo-American Center for International Studies, Hyderabad Member, Indian Society for Commonwealth Studies On the Panel of Referees, Indraprastha, an International Journal of Culture and Communication Studies On the Review Panel of Journal – Dialog Prof Sujata Professor & Ph.D British Literature, RASE Rana Chairperson Comparative ELTAI Literature, SHAKESPEARE ASSOCIATION On the Panel of Referees, Communication LUMINAIRE (Annual Journal Skills Published By Garden City College, Bangalore) Ms Tript Lata Associate M.Phil Communication Professor skills Dr Mayur Assistant Ph.D American Chhikara Professor Literature Dr Pradeep Assistant Ph.D Indian Writing in Singh Professor English Mr. Dharmendra Assistant M.Phil Indian Literature in Singh Professor N.E.T. English, Literary Theory& Criticism, Dalit Studies

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Developmental Programmes Name Designation Publication Total Programm Total Programm Total s during publication es programme es organized the year s till date attended s attended organized during the during the year year Dr Rekha Professor 03 25 - 44 - 07 ( Articles)+ 1(Book) Dr Sujata Chairperson, 02 20 01 13 01 09 Rana Dean & Professor Ms Tript Lata Associate _ 01 01 13 01 04 Professor Dr Mayur Assistant 03 11 0 03 01 01 Chhikara Professor Dr Pradeep Assistant 02 4 01 04 0 0 Singh Professor Mr Assistant 00 11 01 01 0 0 Dharmendra Professor Singh Invited Talk Delivered Name Location Period Programme Subject of Talk Dr Guru Nanak Dev University, December 09, UGC Refresher Sanjhi: Literary and Rekha Amritsar 2017 Course Cultural Forms Prof. (Dr.) Sujata Rana (i) Attended one day Workshop on “Revision of Syllabi based on Earning of Livelihood and Values” conducted by Haryana State Higher Education Council on 1 June 2018 (ii) Attended Conference on “Higher Education Technology” organized by Ed Review at Gurugram on 21 June 2018 Publications (i) Chapter entitled “Seasoned with Gracious Voice: Rhetorical Aspects of Law Discourse” in Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice and Measure for Measure in a book, Language in Shakespeare: Yet Another Review, edited by Prof Bhim S. Dahiya (ii) Joint paper entitled, “We are What We Eat: The Imagery of Food in Anita Desai’s Fasting, Feasting” accepted for publication in the book entitled Literature of Migration, Diaspora and Exile Developmental work (i) Designed in coordination and consultation with subject experts Ordinance, scheme and syllabi for B Ed and M Ed and other programmes for the colleges of Education affiliated to DCRUST, Murthal w.e.f. academic session 2017-18 (ii) Designed in coordination and consultation with subject experts scheme and syllabi for 05 Audit courses for M. Tech. as per AICTE Guidelines (implemented w.e.f. 2018-19)

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DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES Faculty: Faculty of Management Studies Faculty Dean Faculty of Management Studies Prof. (Dr) Sujata Rana (upto 06.11.2017) Prof. (Dr.) Rajbir Singh Chairperson Dr. Anil Khurana The Department offers MBA, MBA (5 Years dual Degree Programme) and MBA (Hospital Administration) where attractive range of subjects are offered, which can be used to extend students’ main areas of interest. The department has started MBA (5 Years Integrated) in 2012 which is a dual degree programme. A candidate once admitted to this programme shall not be required to take re-admission at any subsequent stage of the programme depending upon the fulfillment of other conditions; however he/she may opt to discontinue the programme after 3rd year of the programme. The department is actively involved in many consultancy projects. During last five years, the department has worked on many consultancy projects worth Rs. 3 crore (approx.) in the area of Public Health Management and Rural Management. The department had worked as “Support Organization” by the Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation, Government of India. During the short span of time after its inception in 2008, the department has received Special Assistance Programme and Development Grants for promotion of academics, research and consultancy from University Grants Commission, New Delhi. Courses of Studies Level Department Intake Added during the year UG MBI 5 yr. Department of Management Studies 60 30 PG:MBA 2 yr. Department of Management Studies 90 - MHA Department of Management Studies 36 - Infrastructure Start of Academic Year Added during the Present strength year Classrooms 7(MBA) - 8 Laboratories 1 - 1 Faculty rooms 13 - 13 Software SPSS(19) 2012-13 10 licensed copy OS-Windows7 54 Open office (open source ) 54 Microsoft Windows Security 54 Essentials free license (CUL) Others Photocopier machine -1 1 Printers -10 10 Laptops(VAIO)-15+2 17 Desktops -37 37 Projectors(Globus)-2 2 Refrigerator-1 1 Faculty Professors Assoc./Readers Assistant Professors Start of the Year 1 2 10 Added during the year - - -

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Faculty Details Name Designation Highest Qualification Specialisation Membership of Professional bodies Prof. Rajbir Professor Ph.D. Finance TSME Dr.Anil Khurana Associate Prof. Ph.D. MM &IT ICA,TSME &IFHE Dr.S.N. Mahapatra Associate Prof. Ph.D. Strategic ISMD management and marketing management Dr.Anju Sigroha Assistant Prof. Ph.D. HRM - Dr.Rupa Rathee Assistant Prof. Ph.D. MM & HRM TSME, AIMS International Dr.Aarti Deveshwar Assistant Prof. Ph.D. IB & ECO AIB Mr.Anand Chauhan Assistant Prof. MBA KM & MM -

Dr.Pankaj Kumar Assistant Prof. Ph.D. Finance,Retail - management Dr.Jitender Kumar Assistant Prof. Ph.D. Finance AARF Dr.Satpal Singh Assistant Prof. Ph.D. Finance, HRM - Dr.Manisha Assistant Prof. Ph.D Finance, HRM - Manchanda Ms.Vandana Sharma Assistant Prof. M.Phil HRM & IB - Mr.Parveen Kumar Assistant Prof. MBA Finance, Business - economics Other Celebrations: Haryana Day, Teachers’ Day, Engineers’ Day, Science Day/ Week, Education Day etc. Developmental programmes Name Designation Publicatio Total Program Total Program Total ns during publicatio mes program mes organized the year ns attended mes organized to date during attended during the year the year Prof. Rajbir Professor 6 47 6 6 - 6 Dr.Anil Khurana Associate 3 23 3 43 - 3 Professor Dr.S.N Associate 1 37 1 23 - 4 Mahapatra Professor Dr.Anju Sigroha Assistant - 7 6 25 2 4 Professor Dr.Rupa Rathee Assistant 9 29 10 41 2 5 Professor Dr.Aarti Assistant 2 18 4 14 2 5 Deveshwar Professor Mr.Anand Assistant 1 5 1 3 1 4 Chauhan Professor Dr.Pankaj Kumar Assistant 1 4 2 16 - 5 Professor Dr.Jitender Assistant 2 23 1 10 - 5 Kumar Professor Dr.Satpal Singh Assistant 8 37 8 16 1 5 Professor

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Dr.Manisha Assistant 3 14 4 11 - 1 Manchanda Professor Ms.Vandana Assistant 1 3 6 20 - 4 Sharma Professor Mr. Parveen Assistant 1 1 1 5 - 2 Kumar Professor Expert lectures delivered Dr. Anil Khurana (i) GJU (Human resource development centre) - 4 lectures (ii) KUK (Human resource development centre) - 2 lectures List of consultancy projects with the department S.No. Department Project Details Coordinators Funding Outlay Progress agency (Lakhs) 1 Management Knowledge Prof.Rajbir UGC 6.27 Completed Studies Management Strategy Mr.Anand in health sector in Chauhan India: A study

2. Management Implementation of Dr.Anil UGC 5.92 Completed Studies Customer Relationship Khurana Management: A study Dr.Pankaj of select Indian Kumar Universities 3. Management Indira Gandhi Drinking Prof.Rajbir PHE 3.52 Completed Studies Water Scheme for Dr.Anil Government of Gohana, PHE Khurana Haryana Government of Dr.Deepak Haryana 4. Management MGNREGA Management DRDA,Govt.of 7.0 Completed Studies Perspective Plan: Department Haryana District ,Rohtak (All faculty members) 5. Management MGNREGA Prof.Rajbir DRDA,Govt.of 10.0 Completed Studies Perspective Plan: Dr.Anil K Haryana District, Sonipat Dr.Anju Dr.Aarti Dr.Rupa Dr.Manisha Ms.Vandana Dr.Jitender 6. Management Evaluation Study of Prof.Rajbir WSSO,Govt. of 15.86 Completed Studies Water Supply Scheme Dr.Anil K Haryana in all Villages of District Dr.Deepak Mahindergarh 7. Management Evaluation Study of Prof.Rajbir WSSO,Govt. of 11.83 Completed Studies Water Supply Scheme Dr.S.N Haryana in all Villages of District Mahapatra Jhajjar Dr.Satpal Dr.Rupa 8. Management MGNREGA Prof.Rajbir DRDA,Govt.of 9.10 Completed Studies Perspective Plan: Dr.S.N Haryana District, Gurgaon Mahapatra Dr.Satpal 9. Management MGNREGA Prof.Rajbir DRDA,Govt.of 6.5 Completed Studies Perspective Plan: Dr.Rupa Haryana District Panchkula

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10. Management National Drinking Prof.Rajbir WSSO,Govt. of 100 Work in Studies Water Security Pilot Dr.Anil K Haryana process Project in over Dr.S.N. Exploited Block: Mahapatra Kaithal Dr.Rupa Dr.Satpal Dr.Deepak 11. Management MGNREGA Prof.Rajbir DRDA,Govt.of 9.90 Completed Studies Perspective Plan: Dr.Anil K Haryana District Yamunanagar Dr.Rupa Dr.Satpal Dr.Deepak 12. Management MGNREGA Prof.Rajbir DRDA,Govt.of 9.9 Completed Studies Perspective Plan: Dr.Anil K Haryana District, Kaithal Dr.Rupa Rathee Dr.Satpal Dr.Deepak 13. Management UGC Major Research Dr Satpal UGC 6.58 Work in Studies Project “Women Dr Rupa process Entrepreneurship: A Rathee study of Contribution, Challenges and Potential”

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MATERIALS SCIENCE AND NANO-TECHNOLOGY Faculty: Faculty of Science & Technology Interface. Position Name Dean Prof. S.K. Garg Chairperson Prof. Ashok Sharma The Department of Materials Science and Nanotechnology has started functioning from the session 2010-11. It offers M.Tech and Ph.D. programmes. This department combines the cutting edge areas of Materials Science and Nano-technology and is committed to train students in all aspects of modern materials including metals, ceramics, polymers, electronic and optical materials and materials characterization. Modern state of the art laboratories are coming up with modern equipment and facilities. The faculty members of the department are actively engaged in the forefront domains of research and have individual Major Research Projects from Govt. funding agencies like DST, UGC etc. Courses of Studies Level Programme Intake Added during the year PG M.Tech 18 Nil (Materials Science & Nanotechnology) Ph.D. Materials Science & Variable Nil Nanotechnology Infrastructure: Start of Academic Year Added during the year Present Strength Classrooms 01 0 01 Laboratories 04 0 04 Faculty rooms 03 0 03 Faculty Details Name Designation Highest Qualification Specializations

Prof. A.K. Sharma Professor Ph.D. (MDU, Rohtak) Super-Capacitor, Conducting polymers, CNF/CNT based Nanocomposites Dr. B.S. Dehiya Associate Ph.D. (Northwestern Metals, Ceramics, Electron Professorand University, USA) Microscopy, Nanocomposites, Chairman Mechanical metallurgy Dr. Surender Duhan Assistant Ph.D. (GJUST, Hisar) Hybrid Nanocomposites, Drug Professor Delivery system, Photocatalyst, Humidity Sensors and Gas Sensors Contractual/ Visiting Faculty Position At the start of the year/ session Present Teaching Associates (Contractual Nil Nil Faculty) Non-teaching positions Post Number Lab Attendant 1 Peon 1 Clerk cum DEO 1

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Developmental programmes Name Designation Publications during Conferences the year participated in during the year Prof. Ashok K. Sharma Professor 02+ 2+ Dr. B.S. Dehiya Associate Professor 01+ 5

Dr. Surender Duhan Assistant Professor 15 2 Projects: Project at the beginning Projects Proposals Implementation status of the year added submitted 03 01 0 All projects are under progress Sponsored Major Research Projects Title Faculty Funding Amount agency Nano-structured Composites as Electrode PI – Prof. Ashok K. UGC Materials for Electrochemical Energy Storage Sharma Rs. 11,31,800/- Development of economical and environment PI - Dr Priya Saharan DST Rs. 19,20,000/- friendly surface engineered nanostructures as the Supervisor- Dr Ashok K. DST No: key solution to environmental challenges Sharma PDF/2016 /001048 Investigation of Large-pore Ordered Mesoporous PI – Dr S. Duhan CSIR Rs. 21,35,000/- Semiconducting Metal Oxides for Gas Sensing Applications  Dr B. S. Dehiya is also the Coordinator of a UGC seed-funded Certificate Course on RS & GIS, and co-coordinator of another certificate course on Energy Conservation and Renewable Energy.

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DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS Faculty: Science & Technology Interface Designation Name Dean Prof. (Dr) Pratibha Choudhary Chairman Prof. (Dr) R. C. Nautityal The Department of Mathematics attained its present status of independent department in January 2009. From its very inception, the department has aimed to be a centre of excellence in Mathematics and Computing. The faculty of the department teaches the various topics in mathematics to undergraduate students of different engineering streams. The department has started M.Sc. in Mathematics from the session 2009-10 with specialization in Pure Mathematics, Applied mathematics and Computing. Some faculty members are also credited with research projects from UGC. From the session 2012-13 the department has started Five years integrated M.Sc. in Mathematics. Course of Studies: Name of Course Intake M.Sc. Mathematics-5-Year-Integrated 50 M.Sc. Mathematics-2-Year 60 Total 110 Infrastructure: Class rooms Lab Faculty rooms Office Start of the year 07 01 11 01 Faculty details Name Designation Highest Speciallisation Qualification Prof. P.K. Bhatia Professor Ph.D. Information theory Prof. S.K.Garg Professor Ph.D. Analysis Prof. R.C.Nautiyal Professor Ph.D. Differential Geometry Prof. Rajive Kansal* Professor Ph.D. Numerical Methods, Software Engineering Prof. Sudhir Batra Professor Ph.D. Algebraic Coding Theory Dr. Nawneet Hooda Associate Professor Ph.D. Functional Analysis Dr. Sanjay Mudgil Assistant Professor Ph.D. Fixed point Theory Dr. Vijay Tomar Assistant Professor Ph.D. Information Theory Dr. R. K. Sahrawat Assistant Professor Ph.D. Fluid Mechanics & Seimology Dr. Avinash Chander Assistant Professor Ph.D. Queuing Theory Upadhyaya Mr. Manjit Singh Assistant Professor M.Phil Algebraic Coding Theory, Ph.D.pursuing Number Theory Ms. Suman Panwar Assistant Professor M.Phil Applied Mathematics Ph.D. pursuing *On deputation to AICTE Publication Name Designation No. of Publication Total Programmes attended Prof. P.K. Bhatia Professor 02 01 Prof. S.K.Garg Professor 04 02 Prof. R.C.Nautiyal Professor - 01 Dr. Sudhir Batra Professor 06 03 Dr. Nawneet Hooda Associate Professor 06 10 Dr. Sanjay Mudgil Assistant Professor 22 09

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Dr. Vijay Tomar Assistant Professor Dr. Ravinder Sehrawat Asstt. Prof. 02 Dr. Avinash Upadhayaya Asstt. Prof. 04 Dr. Vijay Tomar Asstt. Prof. 03 Sh. Manjit Singh Asstt. Prof. 01 Departmental Programme/Conference/Seminar/QIP attended Name Designation Programme Name Total time Dr. Sudhir Batra Professor Nil Nil Dr. Sanjay Mudgil Asstt. Prof. F.D.P 3 Weeks Dr. Ravinder Sehrawat Asstt. Prof. F.D.P 3 Weeks Dr. Avinash Upadhayaya Asstt. Prof. F.D.P 3 Weeks Dr. Vijay Tomar Asstt. Prof. F.D.P 3 Weeks Sh. Manjit Singh Asstt. Prof. F.D.P 3 Weeks Mrs. Suman Panwar Asstt. Prof. F.D.P. 1 Week Research Initiative/Consultation/Project Additional information Designed and drafted syllabus of Math courses for Dual Degree Programme in Physics, Chemistry & Bio Tech.

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DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Faculty: Faculty of Engineering and Technology Position Name Dean Prof. (Dr.) R. S. Bhardwaj Chairperson Prof.(Dr.) R. K. Garg It is the oldest department in the University. It offers B. Tech course in Mechanical Engg. & Master of Technology Degree course in Mechanical Engineering and with specialization in Thermal Engineering/Design/Manufacturing & Automation/Industrial Engineering that aims at the coverage of almost all the aspects / principles that control the design, modeling, simulation and optimization of thermal, hydraulic, pneumatic, mechanical and advanced manufacturing & production systems. The department has well-equipped and spacious laboratories with all modern facilities for experimentation at U.G., P.G. and Ph. D. levels. Courses of Studies Name of Course Intake Bachelor of Technology in Mechanical Engineering 60 Master of Technology in Mechanical Engineering 36 Ph. D. Variable Faculty details S. No. Name Designation Highest Specialization Qualification 1 Prof. K.D. Gupta Professor Ph. D. M/C Design, Vibration, Rotodynamics 2 Prof. Raj Kumar Professor Ph.D. Thermal Engineering 3 Prof. R. Singh Professor Ph. D. CAD/ CAM, CIM, Manufacturing Engineering 4 Prof. R. K. Garg Professor Ph. D. System design, Production and Industrial Engineering 5 Prof. M.N. Mishra Professor Ph. D. Simulation of Manufacturing and Supply Chain Systems, Operations Management, Analysis of Manufacturing Processes 6 Prof. R. K. Soni Professor Ph. D. Automobile Engg, CAD, Mechatronic, Reliability 7 Prof. A.K. Sharma Professor Ph. D. Thermal Engineering 8 Prof. Suresh Verma Professor Ph. D. Mechanical Design, Tribology & FEA 9 Dr. A.K. Gupta Associate Ph. D. Industrial Engineering and Production Professor Management 10 Dr. S.K. Jarial Associate Ph. D. Industrial Engineering, Rotodynamics Professor 11 Dr. Mahender Singh Associate Ph. D Industrial Engineering Professor 12 Dr. Vikas Modgil 13 Dr. Rajneesh Kumar Assistant Ph. D. Rotodynamics, Tribology Professor 14 Dr. Ajay Kumar Assistant Ph. D. Rotodynamics M/c, Industrial Engg. Professor 15 Dr. A. Narwal Assistant Ph. D. Robotics, System Modeling and Professor Simulation, Rigid body dynamics. 16 Dr. Amit Sharma Assistant Ph. D. RAC, Energy Conversion, Heat Professor Transfer 17 Dr. Pardeep Kumar Assistant Ph. D. Manufacturing and Automation, Professor Production Engineering

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Journal Publications Dr. R. K. Garg (i) Sharma, P., Paliwal, K., Garg, R. K., Sharma, S., & Khanduja, D. (2017). A study on wear behaviour of Al/6101/graphite composites. Journal of Asian Ceramic Societies, 5(1), 42-48. (ii) Sharma, P., Sharma, S., Garg, R. K., Paliwal, K., Khanduja, D., & Dabra, V. (2017). Effect of Graphite Content on Mechanical Properties and Friction Coefficient of Reinforced Aluminum Composites. Powder Metallurgy and Metal Ceramics, 56(5-6), 264-272. (iii) Goyal, A., & Garg, R. K. (2017). Effect of tool rotational and transverse speed on mechanical properties of friction stir welded AA5086-H32 aluminium alloy. International Journal of Microstructure and Materials Properties, 12(1-2), 79-93. (iv) Rakesh Garg, R. K. Sharma, Kapil Sharma, R. K. Garg (2017). MCDM based evaluation and ranking of commercial off-the-shelf using fuzzy based matrix method. Decision Science Letters, 6(2), 117-136. Dr. R. K. Garg & Dr. Suresh Verma (i) Goyat, V., Verma, S., & Garg, R. K. (2017). Reduction of stress concentration for a rounded rectangular hole by using a functionally graded material layer. Acta Mechanica, 228(10), 3695-3707. (ii) Goyat, V., Verma, S., & Garg, R. K. (2017). Reduction in stress concentration around a pair of circular holes with functionally graded material layer. Acta Mechanica, 1-16. Dr. Rajkumar & Dr. Avdhesh Kr. Sharma (i) Gupta, P., Sharma, A. K. & Kumar, R. (2017). Numerical simulation of pipe fitting with internal fins, Communicated in International Journal of Mechanical Sciences (scoups index), 2017. Dr. M. N. Mishra (i) Kumar, R., & Mishra, M. (2017). Manufacturing and supply chain flexibility: an integrated viewpoint. International Journal of Services and Operations Management, 27(3), 384-407. (ii) Kumar, R. & Mishra, M. (2017). Simulation analysis of multi-node manufacturing system under design and scheduling strategies. Forthcoming in International Journal of Process Management and Benchmarking Dr. Avdesh Kumar Sharma (i) Kumar, A. & Sharma, A. K. (2017). Design and Development of Gas Carburettor for a Gasifier-Engine System. Journal of the Institution of Engineers (India): Series C, 98(2), 83-89. (ii) Gupta, P., Sharma, A. K. & Kumar, R. Thermal Design of Shell and Tube Heat Exchanger Using Elliptical Tube. International Journal of Engineering and Manufacturing Science. ISSN 2249-3115 Dr. Suresh Verma (i) Goyat, V., Verma, S. & Jangra, P. (2017). Stress analysis of functionally graded material with XFEM, GGGI Journal of Engineering&Technology, (5), 37-44 Dr. A. K. Gupta (i) Phogat, S., &Gupta, A. K. (2017). Identification of problems in maintenance operations and comparison with manufacturing operations: A review. Journal of Quality in Maintenance Engineering, 23(2), 226-238. (ii) Phogat, S., &Gupta, A. (2017). Theoretical analysis of JIT elements for implementation in maintenance sector. Uncertain Supply Chain Management, 5(3), 187-200. Dr. S. K. Jarial (i) Kumar, A., Kumar, D., & Jarial, S. K. (2017). A hybrid clustering method based on improved artificial bee colony and fuzzy C-Means algorithm. Int. J. Artif. Intell, 15(2), 1- 21.

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(ii) Kumar, A., Kumar, D., & Jarial, S. K. (2017). A Review on Artificial Bee Colony Algorithms and Their Applications to Data Clustering. Cybernetics and Information Technologies, 17(3), 3-28. Dr. Amit Sharma (i) Sharma, A., Jain, S., Kaushik, S. C. & Kakkar, A. (2017). Potential of U-Shaped Heat Pipe Heat Exchanger in Tropical Climates for Low Sensible Heat Ratio Applications.ASHRAE Transactions, 123, 263. Conference Publications Dr. Raj Kumar (i) Dahiya, G., Kumar, R.(2017). Effect of number of brass tube in a row on permanent dryout heat flux and heat transfer coefficient of an evaporative heat exchanger.Proc of National Conference on Recent Advances in Mechanical Engineering – NCRAME, 36- 39. (ii) Deepak, Kumar, R. (2017). Effect of number of brass tube in a row on evaporative effectiveness and mass transfer coefficient of an evaporative heat exchanger.Proc of National Conference on Recent Advances in Mechanical Engineering – NCRAME, 36- 39. Dr. Suresh Verma (i) Bhudija, K., Verma, S. (2017). Nonlinear transient analysis of symmetric hybrid journal bearing under micropolar lubrication. Proceedings of National Conference on Recent Advances in Mechanical Engineering at NIT Kurukshetra, NCRAME 2017 (ii) Kumar, P., Verma, S., Jadon, V. K. (2017). Triblogical applications of electrological fluid- a review. Proceedings of 3rd National Conference On Trends And Advances In Mechanical Engineering (TAME 2017), YMCA University of Science & Technology, Faridabad, 62-167 (iii) Sehrawat, V., Verma, S. (2017). Analysis of capillary compensated hybrid journal bearing with plugged holes under micropolar lubrication. Proceedings of National Conference on Recent Advances on Mechanical Engineering At NIT Kurukshetra, NCRAME 2017 STP/QIP Course/Workshop attended /Organized Dr. R. K. Garg (i) Organized and attended a one week GIAN Programmes (funded by MHRD) on The Three R’s [Reliability, Robustness and Resilience] of Engineering Systems: Synthesis and Applications from 09- 13 October, 2017 at DCRUST, Murthal. (ii) Foreign Faculty: Kailash Chander Kapur, USA; Host Faculty: Dr. R. K. Garg Funded Research Project Title of PI/Co-PI Funding Amounts (in Date of sanction and Remarks project Agency Rs) duration Design of Mr. Nitin Sahai, Department of 32.78 lakhs Sanction order No. Ongoing up artificial Asst. Professor, PI, Biotechnology (24.98+7.80) BT/532/NE/TBP/2013 to August hand with North Eastern Hill (DBT) under dated August 11, 2014, 2017 artificial twinning University NEHU), First year 3 years fingers programme for Shillong, North East release Meghalaya region (15.57+2.56) Mr. Sudip Paul, =18.13 lakhs

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Asst. Professor, Co-PI-I Dr. Dinesh Bhatia, Associate Professor & Head, Co-PI-II Dr. Suresh Verma, Professor, Mechanical Engg Dept- P.I. (Collaborating Institute-I) Dr. U Singh AIIMs New Delhi, Co- PI(Collaborating Institute-II) Dr. Bhaskar Borgohain NEIGRIHMS, Shillong Co-PI, (Collaborating Institute-III)

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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS Faculty: Science and Technology Interface Position Name Dean Prof. (Dr) S. K. Garg Chairman Prof. (Dr.) Rajni Shukla Department of Physics attained its present status of independent department in January 2009. The Department has started M.Sc. in Physics from the session 2009-2010 and M.Sc. dual degree from 2017. Department has well equipment laboratory for doing experimentation at B.Tech and M.Sc. level. The up-gradation of the department laboratory is being done from time to time as per the recent advances and development in the concerned area. Further the department has started master degree with two specialization courses, in “Condensed Matte Physics” and “Electronics” from the session 2012-13. Two new specialization courses in Nuclear Physics and Spectroscopy will be started at a later stage. The department also has hydrogen energy research laboratory which is being developed as per the latest development in the field. The research projects sanctioned by various research agencies like UGC, DAE, DRDO, AICTE, DST and CSIR are being carried out in the department, some equipments such as X-Ray, Diffractometer, Electron Beam coating Unit, R.F. Induction Furnance, DTA etc. are available in the department for PG courses and research studies. Courses of Studies Level Department Intake Added during the Year B. Tech. CSE, EE, CHE, BT,BME, 450 NIL ME, CIVIL, ECE M. Sc.(Dual degree) Physics 30 30 Integrated M. Sc. Physics Physics 60 NIL Doctor of Philosophy Physics Variable 06 Infrastructure S. No. Name of entity Available Added during the year 1 Classroom 02 - 2 B.Tech Laboratory 02 - 3 M.Sc. dual degree Lab 00 - 4 M.Sc. (Gen.) Lab 01 - 5 M.Sc. (CMP) Lab 01 - 6 M.Sc. (EL) Lab 00 - 7 M.Sc (Nuclear)Lab 00 - 8 M.Sc. Dissertation or 01 - Project Lab 9 Research Lab 02 - 10 Software Nil -

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Faculty Details S. No. Name Designation Highest Qualification Specialisation 1. Prof. S.K. Singh Professor Ph. D. Condensed Matter Physics 2. Prof. (Mrs.) Professor Ph .D. Condensed Matter Physics Rajni Shukla 3. Porf. Satish Professor Ph. D. Condensed Matter Physics Khasa 4. Dr. Pawan S Associate Prof. Ph. D. Condensed Matter Physics Rana 5. Dr. Vinod Kumar Assistant Prof. Ph. D. Condensed Matter Physics 6. Dr. Pardeep Assistant Prof. Ph. D., PDF Nuclear Physics Singh 7. Dr. Ashok Assistant Prof. Ph .D. Condensed Matter Physics Kumar 8. Dr. Ravinder Assistant Prof. Ph. D. PDF Nuclear Physics Kumar 9. Dr. (Mrs.) Assistant Prof. Ph .D. Condensed Matter Physics Ashima Development Programmes/Publication Name Publications Total Programmes Total Programmes Total during the publications attended programs organized organized year during the attended during the year year Dr. S.K. Singh 04 33 02 43 01 02 Prof. (Mrs.) 02 25 02 32 01 04 Rajni Shukla Porf. Satish 10 55 02 24 01 07 Khasa Dr. Pawan S 06 51 04 44 01 05 Rana Dr. Vinod 03 28 04 24 02 10 Kumar Dr. Pardeep 05 43 05 111 04 09 Singh Dr. Ashok 03 21 03 53 01 10 Kumar Dr. Ravinder 02 18 3 14 01 10 Kumar Dr. (Mrs.) 02 25 02 24 01 05 Ashima Innovative and Best practices in the department S. No. Activity Date Remarks 1 Orientation program 12-08-16 M.Sc. Previous students attended the program 2 NPL, New Delhi Visit 27-09-16 M.Sc. students visited the National Physical Laboratory 3 PTM 20-01-2017 50 parents attended this meeting 4 Awareness/expert lecture 02-02-2017 M.Sc. Pre. And Final year on sports facility in the students attended the university. course.

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BUDGET AT A GLANCE Receipts (in lakh)

Sr. Actual Budget Revised Actual Approxi Budget Page Remarks No. 2017-18 Estimates Estimates up to mate Estimates No. 2018-19 2018-19 31.12.20 1.1.19 to 2019-20 18 31.3.201 9 Opening O.B. Balance(A+B+D+E) 12- (A+B+D+E including FDRs 5192.74 3473.63 3473.63 3473.63 1610.82 2683.70 15 & ) including 42 FDRs other than the A. State Govt. Grant 2900.00 3000.00 3500.00 2100.00 1400.00 4000.00 12 mandatory requirement B. Internal Receipts 3003.87 3088.50 2741.24 2094.97 646.27 2727.00 13 of University liability. Directorate of C. 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 14 Distance Education Self Financing D. Schemes (Weekend 62.94 0.00 46.32 46.30 0.02 0.00 15 Programme) 42 E. Funding Agencies 231.00 220.51 1247.41 26.03 1221.39 1013.15 #

Total------S. 11390.55 9782.64 11008.60 7740.92 4878.49 10423.85 ---->

Expenditure (in lakh)

16- F. State Govt. Grant 7770.62 8333.39 10094.33 5859.09 4235.24 14949.58 18

Directorate of G. 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 22 Distance Education Self Financing H. Schemes (Weekend 3.99 0.00 0.50 0.44 0.06 0.00 23 Programme) 42 I. Funding Agencies 142.30 60.00 295.75 270.57 25.18 1262.42 #

Total------T. 7916.92 8393.39 10390.58 6130.10 4260.48 16212.00 ---->

Deficit/ Surplus 3473.63 1389.25 618.01 1610.82 618.01 -5788.15

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