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HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Impact of Plastics on Human Health Janvi Rathod M.Sc. Polymer Science

‘Plastics’ are non-biodegradable polymer / children’s. Another compound in plastics is ‘benzene’ substances which have legitimate uses of benefits to which is a ‘carcinogen’. the society but their ‘brazen misuse’ has led to As environment gets detoriated because of radically unsustainable conditions. In latest past few plastics and its disposal patterns the growth of decades the use of plastics and its disposing methods agricultural crops and plant diversity is affected are creating a threatening impact on humans. Some because the ‘burying of plastics in soil’ can release a incidences have attracted attention of whole world toxic chemical which gets penetrated in soil and plant for plastics. diversity and groundwater too! If ‘Humans’ consume According to the ‘US international report’ on such food than certain amount of chemicals enters ‘human consumption of plastics’, phthalate’s their body and this is dangerous for life. Plastic waste (compounds present in cosmetics and household keep detoriating with time and becomes a breeding plastic products) were detected in blood are urine ground for mosquitoes and other insects. When such samples of individuals. This tells us that the plastics mosquitoes bites human beings they are affected and have not only entered in world but in human anatomy, give rise to various diseases. human hormones and human blood stream too. The findings and research suggest that if you ‘Plasticizers’ are substances which are added consume 1 liter of bottled water per day, you could in plastics for its better properties; one most be consuming 10,000 of ‘micro plastics’ (plastic commonly known is ‘Di-ethylhexyl phthalate particles smaller than 5mm) each year. Some tests (DEHP)’ which is found in medical devices or tubing have been done on bottled water of top companies additives, in IV bags. “If you’re in a hospital, hooked estimated that 100% of top mineral water tests had up to an IV drip” the chemical that oozes out reaches traces of micro-plastics. directly into the bloodstream. This affects the New research published earlier this year has susceptible population especially Newborn’s. ‘DEHP’ shown that ‘household dust’ is more likely source for is a ‘toxic carcinogen’. micro plastics. The researches said that, 114 pieces ‘Plastic pollution’ is ‘rampant’ in water bodies. of micro plastics settle on dinner plates during the 20 The fishes and other marine creatures ingest the minute duration of meal, adding up to between 18,000- plastic bags lying on or inside water bodies and they 68,000 per year. In this way the micro plastics can get affected. A ‘direct toxicity’ of plastics reaches enter in human body. They said that tap water is much into them as mercury, cadmium and lead. This is safer to use than bottled water. So ‘Buy less, choose dangerous for human beings because they ingest such well’. affected fishes. ‘Plastic’ plays a ‘villian role’ from the stage of ‘Bis-phenol A’ found in plastics is compound its production and it is a challenge to dispose it off which can damage hormonal systems. It is found in because ‘human life’ and entire environmental fauna’ baby bottles, water bottles, food packaging, canned is harmed by its unproper use and disposal. ‘If you products, etc. If it is ingested than it directly reaches think that you’re at the end of something, than you to endocrine system thereby damaging hormonal are about beginning of something.’ system. It leads to reproductive malformations, brain damage, ulcerations, diabetes, growth deficiency in HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH1 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Artificial Intelligence-boon or bane? Akanksha Sharma T.Y.B.Sc. Microbiology

“Artificial intelligence is the science of making with the help of his self made-artificially intelligent machines do tasks that would require intelligence if computer and by exploiting simple laws of quantum done by men”. These are some golden words quoted physics and molecular physics predicted the evolution by some scientist about artificial intelligence. In our of Urey-Millers primoidal soup’. The results he found day to day life we come across many applications of were disturbing but he checked twice, thrice and four artificial intelligence which not all of us are aware times but the answer to the questions remained the of. Science due to its advancement has made this same. It indicated towards extinction of humans. world a brain and each one of us a brain cell Eradication of man kind by that I mean entire connected by neurons of artificial intelligence. An population but there was also something else another step by science after clearing our happening with the graphs he studied. There was superstitions to make us more practical and open to another species growing or emerging along with or change is robotics which implies the artificial population and this population slowly at up the intelligence to make manual work more and more mammalian or specifically human population just in comfortable and less tedious. Who thought that one the way we finished many plants and animals by day you’ll be able to know about anything in the world reforestation and wanton hunting. This new population by just swiping fingers on a flat cuboids of 5.5 inch.? was soon seen to be merging with the human Yes, off course a great person who thought of internet population. Here, we would again fing the need to without looking up to anything on internet. It’s human call wittaker from past to propose classification of tendency to get lazy when spoon-fed. Isn’t it exactly living species and here would come the sixth kingdom what we are doing? Getting lazier day by day and - the kingdom of ‘Humatics’ - Yes, I made it up, this letting computers, calculators and mobiles perform world doesn’t exist in oxford. silly tasks which a human brain can finish off in a This isn’t amalgamation of ticks and humans fraction of time. Theories say we cannot cope up but of robotics and humans. There will come a century even with the thinking of the beings we are evolved where in humans will be actually glued with some from. The cranial capacity of Homo sapiens sapiens robots and technology will take over. The reign of is now decreasing. We are losing the property for science will begin. What Kirsch discovered in the which one more ‘sapiens’ was added to our species. story might not make sense to people who don’t fill The year in which our cranial capacity with match books but I assume we haven’t lost total logic and with that of Australopithecus is not far off. We aren’t can see this coming in the near future. May be you evolving anymore, are we? We are devolving. and I won’t alive to live up to that era but this might The science which we invented to serve us, is be the end of human rule. You might be thinking how it making us slaves? All these artificial intelligence is is this answering our motto of finding if artificial it a boon or bane? Quite debatable right? Lets make intelligence is a boon or bane. The answer comes it simpler. here, to convey his findings Edmond needed a huge audience which he shared with his robotic assistant Dan Brown in his book Origin talks about this ‘Winston’. Winston being a machine made it his or magic wand of modern time - Artificial intelligence. its mission to be fulfilled. It posed as a fake journalist This story is about a futurist and a computer qeek- blogger and created type about Edmond’s Edmond Kush who is an athiest. He went on a mission presentation in the whole wide world. It gathered to prove the world that all that is preached by religions lackhs of views and subscriptions to meet his motto. isn’t true. Meanwhile, he solved a mystery of “where Edmond meanwhile kept working to brings this finding do we come from?” and ‘where are we going?’ public and once he said ‘Winston’ that he might probably the most intrigued thing in everyone’s soon consider planning his death as he was terminally ill to to be vertical organ-Brain. He looked into the future bring people’s eyes onto their screens to listen to his HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 2 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

presentation. Machines unlike humans don’t simpler. Needless to say, we need to make a balance. understand the language of sarcasm, probability and We need to b intelligent enough to make efficient trusting. All they understand is COMMAND. Winston use of artificial intelligence or else we are dragging being a full proof artificial intelligence, robotic ourselves down the blackpole of utter ignorant and invention cum personal assistant of the futurist threatful life style. Edmond kirsh received it’s command... Imagine world going haywire due to illogical Edmond was assassinated publicly in mid of his commands perceived by logic gates of an efficiently presentation in front of entire world for a mere functioning machine. It is now we need to take up publicity stunt and later on the revelation of the the responsibility on our shoulders and become more assassin shook the readers. This book through out and more Logic-sawy and open to change. Evolution talked about boons of artificial intelligence showing is the ability of an individual to adapt to change and how luxuriantly Edmond lived but his own invention let me remind you ONLY THE FITTEST killed him because of a wrongly given command. SURVIVES. None of us want to perish and we need to work for that we need to make correct use of our We cannot completely reduce the use of human intelligence to use artificial intelligence technology in a day let alone the thought of living correctly. Once we learn this it will definite be a boon, without it. Human brain works or the mantra of otherwise a sword in the hand of a naive person is despite chaos, create order. Although used less it always dangerous. There will be a time when we differentiates between what’s right and what’s will be proud to be called a reed or qeek because we woond. Isn’t intelligence, the ability to differentiate know science and this world shall belong to the need between right and wrong? No doubt we need and the qeeks. technical stuff but we also need a life to enjoy its benefits. We want science to serve us and make life

Autobiography of a Coral Reef Yeshwini Shetty T.Y.B.Sc. Microbiology

The nature is me Coral reefs like me occupy just 0.1% present What do you see? of this planet but I am home to 25% of the entire I am meant to be me marine life. Am I not the richest? well, my admirers Why wouldn’t you agree? also call me the ‘Rainforest of the ocean’. And I you called me beautiful must say I am quits proud of that. Not to boast or And then ruined my parts... anything but, I can provide my aquatic family with slowly and steadily. the most complex of the ecosystem and marine habitat, just to make them feel at HOME. Would you like to I am the largest living thing on the Earth. No! I know who my family members are? They are all am not an animal neither an elephant nor a whale different kinds of fishes, mollusks, echinoderms, jelly instead I am the largest structure ever created by fishes, sea squirts, sea birds, sea snakes and also living organisms. little sea turtles. I love them all! Of course there are I am the one and only ‘THE GREAT BARRIER more to name but you’ll be tired to know... I got a REEF.’ huge family. You could literally see me from space isn’t that I am surely grateful to them for being with me fascinating...? and they too are grateful to me since I make some pretty hard exoskeleton to protect and support me. I am located at the shore of Queensland, Which they use as a source of carbon. Phew! Had Australia. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH3 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

to take some science lessons to learn these things I am sorry! I might have sounded too harsh don’t about myself. I have to say… I am really proud to be get me wrong. I mean you can definitely admire me… me? I mean why wouldn’t I love myself; I am colorful, in fact I love admirers but why do you feel the need I am strong rather hard and I’ve got great company! to pluck the flower just to talk good things about it? Isn’t it beautiful right there on the tree? But Alas! Life was all happy and joy until you humans crossed my way! I am being smashed to ‘Ache’ my brother in Indonesia was 80% rubbles and bleached to nothing. bleached to death! God bless his soul. You, humans should take some serious notice on how you have Are you humans listening? Since I’ve got a voice been treating your aquatic family… Yes your family… today let me educate you on how your evolution (so we belong to the same Earth after all! Some really called ‘evolved brains’) has turned into a disaster for good initiatives have been started by you humans me. These little stunts you pull-ocean acidification, (some good ones… not all are that bad)… Restoration deforestation, fishing, the sunscreens you weave and they say, ‘Coral aquaculture’ they call it. Fancy terms direct into my house!, pollution and the most drastic but I hope it works for me. you take me out of my place and make things out of me, because – Why Not? And call it ‘Coral Mining’? In the end I would say that… How mean is that? Am I not beautiful right here, Probably there are not enough mines to be mined deep down in the ocean and away form you? Now I Know why God put me there, he probably was not But there are enough lives that need to be lived expecting you humans to dire that deep and probably also regrets evolving your brain.

Antimicrobial Drug Resistance Ameya Pawaskar T.Y.B.Sc. Microbiology

Modern medicinal science make use of Antibiotics can be synthetic for example chemotherapeutic agents for the treatment of Ciprofloxacin or imidazoles or triazoles etc. They can infections diseases. Antibiotics are the one which be naturally produced by microorganisms like, inhibits the growth of a pathogen (disease causing Penicillin from Penicillium and Streptomycin from organism) or even kill it. These antibiotics are Streptomyc is grises. Semisynthetic antibiotics are effective against many microorganisms. The first those which are naturally produced but chemically antimicrobial substance was ‘Trypan red dye’, which modified. was discovered by scientist Erlich. Trypan red dye Antibiotics are a gift of science which have was effective against ‘Trypanosomes’, causative saved many lives and provided protection against agent of African sleeping sickness. many pathogens. But nowadays pathogens have In the 18th century Ernst Dchans was the first gained resistance to these antibiotics. This resistance to discover ‘penicillin’ activity. Then in 1928 has posed many problems in curing diseases. A classic Alexander Fleming observed the effect of Penicillin example is the resistant Staphylococcus aurous which on Staphylococcus species grown on a Petri plate has gained resistance to methicilin, Vancomycin which was been incubaled previously. He observed (MRSA and VRSA). It was observed that that the plate was contaminated with Penicilium staphylococcus species obtained the Vancomycin notatum, around which there was a zone of clearance. resistance from Vancomycin Resistant Enterococci Penicillium released something which was inhibiting (VRE) in a hospital infection. the growth of Staphylococcus aureus. He named it Microorganisms use many ways by which they ‘Penicillin’. become resistant to these drugs. One way by which HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 4 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

they become resistant is due to the presence of high Various approaches must be made in order to content of mycolic acid in their lipid layer around stop the drug resistance. DOTS i.e., Direct peptidoglycan. The drugs are unable to penetrate this Observation Therapy under Servalliance, has done a layer of mycolic acid. This is observed in gram great job in controlling the speak of drug resistance. negative pathogens. In this a patient has to take antibiotics under the supervision of a health care officer ensuring the Another way of obtaining resistance is by completion of the entire antibiotic course. If the course making use of translocases called ‘Efflux Pumps’. of medicine is not completed, if medication is stoped These pumps out the drug out of the cell thereby in between, then it is possible that some pathogens making the pathogen resistant. Efflux Pumps are non- might survive. These surviving pathogen might not specific, hence they provide resistance to many drugs. harm the lost again but they acquire resistance to the Microorganisms sometimes alter the drug and make drug being used. it inactive. Penicillin contains b-Lactam ring as its main functional component and resistant organisms Doctors should not prescribe heavy dose of produces an enzyme called b-Lactamase or antibiotics if not necessary. One or more than one Penicillin’s which hydrolyses the b-Lactame ring and antibiotics should he used for treatment so that if the makes penicillin inactive. They also use alternate pathogen acquires resistance to one drug then it will methods to obtain nutrients or essential growth get killed by other drug. Classic example is treating factors so that they don’t have to depend on normal Tuberculosis by making use of Rifampicin, Isoniazid synthesizing pathway which could have been and Eghanbutol. This is really a good approach. affected by some drug. (Eg.: sulfa drugs) 3-D structure of the target site in the pathogen It is very necessary that the organism which will help to design a drug which will precisely fit in produces antibiotic should be resistant to the same. the target site and will bring about a strong and more There are various genes that codes for antibiotic effective response. The key to eradicate drug resistance. The sensitive pathogens acquire these resistance is resting in our hands. Drug resistance genes from the antibiotic producing organism through should he taken seriously and preventive measures horizontal gene transfer and become resistant to the should be used to completely eradicate drug resistance same. These genes are present on genetic materials so that our future generation will not have to suffer. like chromosomes, Plasmids, transposones etc. which Eradication of Drug resistance is directly can freely move between two organisms. If one cell proportional to survival of human race. acquires resistance, then it is possible that all other cells in that population become resistant. Excessive use of unrequired antibiotics also make pathogens resistant. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH5 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Microbiome - The Second Brain Mamta Maru M.Sc.- I Microbiology

Microbiome is microbiota present on different healthy also. Gut Micro biome affects the health of a part of body e.g. gut, skin etc. The Microbiome is person. There are some people who can digest very group of this micro organisms present in our body. easily but some people can not it all depends on their They may be beneficial or harmful in behavior gut micro biota. These Micro biome also controls our depending on conditions. The gut microbiota is emotions, physiological behavior. considered to be linked with the brain and called as When we eat sugar or chocolates or ice creams second brain. we immediately feel good as these micro biome sends “Gut feelings are chemical signals send by our chemical signals to the brain. Serotonin is if increased gut to the brain in danger.” we feel more energetic this signal is also passed from the gut micro biome. Therefore Gut flora and Brain We all feel some kind of changes or responses are interlinked with each other and both of these are which are given by our stomach we call it as our gut important for our health. feelings we get gut feelings either it may be good or bad. These are chemical signals which are send to For a Good relation between our Gut Micro the brain by the gut micro biota. We feel some biome and Brain, we should eat healthy vegetable, butterflies in our stomach, some kind of cramps in fruits, juices, salads etc. and avoid junk foods as they stomach when we get nervous these all are certain can suppress out gut micro biome and we might fall examples of our gut feelings what we observed. These sick. We all have been told that we should not eat are all controlled by our gut microbiota. It controls anything white except for yoghurt, as other white our emotions and governs our feelings to the brain. things like Bread, sugars etc can affect our Micro Therefore Microbiome is very important. biome but yoghurt improves our Micro biome as it contains Lactobacillus spp. Probiotics are very good How we acquire this Microbiome? for our gut flora and thus they improve our health as This Microbiome is not present in our body they first make our stomach healthy. If the before we take birth. When we are in uterus, we all microbiome is healthy and good, It will always signal are sterile, but at the time of birth we come in contact brain positive vibrations and we also feel very healthy with the vaginal site of our mothers and come out in and happy. The Micro biome which are invisible to the world where we acquire some bacteria. During us plays so important role is our body as it controls C-section delivery, the babies acquire bacteria as it our health status and works in similar way like brain. comes into open environment immediately and Therefore Micro biome is called second brain. And therefore they might have change in their micro biota it is very interesting topic “How much do you believe in comparison to other people. During breast feeding, your Gut feeling now?” exposure to outer environment and other predisposing We should all think on this question and we factors, we acquire microbiome. should start taking care of our gut Micro biome as it Gut Microbiome is group of microbes present is our second brain. We should always consider our in our large intestine and these bacteria may help or gut feeling and trust them. These invisible Micro biome harm us depending on the situations. But a person can help us improve our life and health. wants to be healthy, its Gut Microbiome should be HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 6 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

If I were my diary Inked

If I were a my diary, my pages would hold grudges Tears, sweat, blood and ink, My pages would speak of happiness with people Blended together into it. And sadness when they drift away Some laughed, some praised.. If I were my diary, I would be sad by the dust on my but was forgotten in a wink. covers Thousands of midnights, For my owner doesn’t seem to have words for days She spent awake. altogether Scribbling in her notebook, But when words pour out, they never seem to stop at a page or ten. Staring at shimmering lake. If I were my diary, I would wonder whether to oblige A drop slipped down her eye, to erase the words She wiped it off. Sometimes I would tear in denial to vanish them. Turned the lampshade on.. Sometimes I would respectfully obey the command And stole the stars from night sky. If I were my diary, I would try hardest to show my It was now a routine, words to the person written for Poetry was her playmate... Maybe my pages blowing in the wind gaining attention Together with words they played, Maybe a page torn out of my soul scattered to reach the Enjoying their little, inked date. recipent meant Applause and praises came by.. If I were my diary, I would be stained, torn, and the binding almost gone Best sellers one after the other.. But still would be happy for I was taken care for Everyone admired the writings For with me resides the soul of my owner, its my job to But none saw the writer cry! make sure her words are never gone. Akanksha Sharma, Priyanka Khatwani, T.Y.B.Sc. S.Y.B.Sc. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH7 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Interview with Beena Ma’am

How did you get into teaching? Education at the same time. It made me extremely happy. I completed my post graduation from KJSSC. I did my M.Sc. in Organic Chemistry. Those two Ma’am you mentioned going to Cornell, was it years were wonderful, we were just 10 students in regarding some research? the class for Organic Chemistry. I stood first in my batch. Initially, I wasn’t looking for a career in The Science Academy have these summer teaching. I wanted to get into research or join the programmes for K12 (Science) teachers. Reputed R&D (Research and Development) Department in universities take it upon themselves to organize these some pharmaceutical company. My family members, programmes and provide funds, while the planning however encouraged me to pursue teaching as a and execution is carried out by the individual profession, as I had a loud and clear voice, but I universities. It was about alternative energy. So there wasn’t very keen on it. were two teachers allotted to one research student. My group was working on bio fuel. So early in the I then went and joined a pharmaceutical morning we had guest lectures on biofuels and other company and worked there for 6 months but I wasn’t fuels, post lunch it used to be original research. You very happy with the work and realized this is not won’t believe I had to clear 10 online exams just to something I want to do. Later, two years after I got enter their chemical engineering lab. Later, we had married there was a vacancy for teaching in degree a poster presentation which was open for everyone college but as the workload reduced, the Principal and we presented a poster based on the flocculating asked me to join the KJSSC Junior College. Since chemical agents by which green algae can be used then it’s been 32 years 9 months that I have spent in as a biofuel. college. Ma’am, you have done your PhD Research in What are some of the happiest or the proudest Flipped Classroom, so can you tell us what moments for you? exactly is Flipped Classroom? One of the moments I always like to remember The topic of my research was ‘Catalysing is when my two sons and I were together at the student’s engagement in chemistry learning through same place, at the same time. I was the teacher for Flipped Classroom’. I experimented with 11th chemistry in Jr. College, my elder son was a lecturer Standard students of 2015 batch. I had two divisions. for Biotechnology in Degree College and my Division F was the control group and the Division G younger son was studying in the Jr. College. Later was the experimental group. 100 students from that my elder son got his fellowship and he moved out of division were enrolled into Google Classroom. I had here, but this is something I will always cherish. prepared around 100 videos, using powerpoint and my voice recording. The average attention span these Second is when I was selected to represent days is not more than 10 minutes due to which the our college in Cornell University in the States. Out classroom teaching becomes passive after a while. of all the colleges and schools, I was selected, as So I converted every 40 minutes lecture content into our then Principal Dr Vijay Joshi Sir referred my 3 parts. I would post these lectures on Thursday and name to Samir Sir. I met him and he asked me to gave them time till Saturday to view them. I posted send my CV; the next day he told me to get ready to my assignments based on those modules. The go to Cornell. It was a wonderful five week learning assignments had a lock-in period for 3 days. These experience and I got a lot of exposure. assignments were detailed, so in order to find out Another takeaway moment was when I the correct answers the students had to pay attention became the supervisor of the college and moved and they could always look back at the video lectures. from teaching position to an admin position. Later, I Post-Tuesday, I would asses these assignments and became the Vice Principal and occupied the office add in their marks and comments. The students could as Dr. Beena Suresh Kumar as I got my PhD in ask me all their queries during my next class. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 8 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

In class, there was no teaching done, but I in our day. I remember preparing tea in the lab when would take up quizzes, activities, projects, I was a student. There have been a couple accidents presentations that actually contributed towards in the lab though. I suppose students are a little scared learning. Students had a different pattern of learning of chemistry and concocting chemical mixtures. commonly known as a flipped classroom as what Even if they tried something we wouldn’t know or they used to do in class, got done at home and vice nothing would really happen as most of the chemicals versa. have been highly diluted for student safety. The grades of the students from the flipped We have seen you have an interest in literature classroom were much better than the other class and art, how did it blossom and grow? which followed the regular pattern. I saw the interest As a child, I’ve read a lot of books. We used to of students from the flipped classroom boost in hunt for libraries and books, save for them and try to chemistry because of practical learning. complete it within the time limits. It has declined due I completed and received my PhD in Flipped to the tight schedules, but surely I want to start Classroom. The best part about a flipped classroom reading more. I believe, the content that you read is that students can revise any time they like, for a and the knowledge that you gain at a young age class test, exams and other because of the availability always stays with you. The first time that I of these videos, assignments and projects that were performed on stage was not because of my online. willingness, I had to fill in for a friend. Everyone loved it since then I’ve performed many a time. This How can a teacher successfully implement developed my confidence in being in front of the flipped classroom? public and dealing with them. The flipped classroom has four main pillars, What are the career prospects after BSc in 1) Preparing the content. chemistry? 2) Designing the activities. With a bachelors in Chemistry generally, 3) Assignments and the way you executive it. students join in as representatives for a 4) Making it accountable. pharmaceutical company. But if the students really Students usually find difficulties in organic love the subject, they don’t stop after their bachelors. chemistry, what is the best way to learn and The students study further to complete their MSc’s, understand it? then PhD and research. Students, usually from State Board have been After so many years of teaching, how do you spoon fed with readymade answers. Also, our feel at this moment, when you are about to examination pattern is conducive to rote learning and retire? memorization and that’s where the organic part I was very emotional, as I delivered my last becomes extremely difficult. demonstration lecture to my SY students. I am really Organic Chemistry is very logical, once you this going to miss my students, so I do plan to keep is displacement reaction, you have to displace an teaching maybe once a week or as a visiting faculty. atom; you don’t have to memorize it. And if you try I always want to be in touch with my subject. I plan to memorize organic reactions, it’s not possible. If to spread the knowledge of the impact of a flipped you learn to write down those reactions and classroom in students to help them learn better. understand the sequence of it, organic chemistry In life never stop learning. With all the online becomes easy. courses there is so much room to expand. If Any experiment that has gone wrong or something interests you, learn it. Don’t wait for your students doing mischievous activities in the class or your teacher to provide it. lab? “KEEP UPDATING YOURSELF” Students these days are much better than back Krunal Mehta, Sunoyna Roy (Alumnus 2017) HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH9 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

An Introduction

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Report of the interactive Session” long term goals and to study, not only for the sake of Entrepreneurship and startups” by Mr. a mere examination, but also to acquire knowledge. Gaurang Shetty Parents have been seen enrolling their wards in coaching classes which have intensive time demands. On 13th June 2017, an interactive seminartitled In the real sense, the process of acquiring knowledge “Entrepreneurship and startups” by Mr. Gaurang begins, not at these coaching classes or even at Shetty, Chief Innovation Catalyst, RiiDL (Research school/college but only when a student puts in hours Innovation Incubation Design Labs) was organized of self-study. by Department of Biochemistry for T.Y.B.Sc. students of the Department.. As sir pointed out with subtle humour; to fail in an examination is as difficult, as it is to top an The session started with a brief introduction of examination. Smart phones, active social connectivity the speaker by Dr. S. M. Pawaskar, Head, and the entertainment media has shifted students Department of Biochemistry. Mr. Gaurang focused focus and has greatly reduced their concentration on innovations and explained students about startups. and attention span. It is a huge distraction. Conscious He explained about various strategiesto build a efforts must be made by students to deliberately sustainable business. He encouraged students to be minimize the use gadgets. entrepreneurs and explained that students can also plan on setting up a social organization or social While some amount of anxiety/stress is enterprise. He then explained students about Riidl observed and experienced during examinations, it and the startup course offered by them. must be managed/combated in the initial periods of study/preparation. Stress management just before an There was a good response from the students examination especially when the student has failed in the form of questions. The session ended with a to prepare for the same simply defies all logic! The vote of thanks to the speaker by Dr. S.M. Pawaskar. moderate amount of anxiety which is experienced The overall session wasinteresting and informative. must be channelled in an extremely positive manner. Report of the interactive Seminar “Excelling He said that students must train their minds to in Exams & Life” by Dr. Shrirang Joshi not give in to instant pleasure or anything which merely On 18th June 2018, an interactive seminar titled yields fast results. Long term goals with consistent “How to excel in examinations and Life” by Dr. and religious investment of an individual’s efforts are Shrirang Joshi, consulting Psychiatrist (Somaiya what will make all the difference! College) was organized by Department of Report of the interactive Seminar “Driving Biochemistry for undergraduate and postgraduate your career ahead through Education” by Mr. students of the Department. Jaspreet singh In this highly competitive age and time wherein On 19th June 2018, an interactive seminar titled all students are trying to pave their way towards “Driving your career ahead through Education” by achieving their respective goals, this positive talk Mr. Jaspreet singh ,was organized by Department of delivered by Dr. Shrirang Joshi resonated with the Biochemistry for undergraduate and postgraduate students. students of the Department.. As sir rightly pointed out, that the key to Most of the students who are studying in the sustaining a consistent and successful academic last year of Bachelors and Masters program are performance amounts to three crucial things; unaware of the opportunities and advantages of brilliance, hard work and regularity. studying abroad to perceive their career. This seminar An approach, as suggested by Dr. Shrirang aimed to guide the students regarding various Joshi, is to treat every day as an examination which opportunities and scholarships available for higher enables the student to identify his/her short term and studies abroad. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH39 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

After the brief introduction, Mr.Jaspreet started Dr. Rita Dhame explained the importance of his talk by quoting that. “There is nothing called scope, yoga in day to day life and said that Yoga is a mental, it depends on the individual aspect, how he/she makes physical and spiritual practice that needs to be carried valuable out of what he/she has perceived.” every day. students got the chance to know how yoga embodies unity of mind and body. Different yoga He discussed various advantages of studying postures like Vrikshasana, Tadaasana, Sukhasana, abroad. One of whichis that students are allowed to Trikonaasana, Bhadrasana, Bhujangasana, and many do a part time job which can help the students to other poses were taught. At the end all performed uphold their own needs or the expenses. Pranayama and meditation.She also addressed that He talked about various eligibility criteria for practice of Yoga and meditation helps in relieving the students who wish to study abroad. For this he the stress of the students and the society. told students to develop the leadership skills, indulge Overall the workshop was very energetic and in debate competitions and asked students to improve students enjoyed the session. The session ended with their communication skills an appeal to the students to include yoga in their daily Following are the points which he advised students routine for its wholesome and good effects on the to consider while applying for abroad studies: mind, body and soul. • First, get a passport done. Workshop on Letter and Resume writing by Dr. Hemangi Bhagwat. • Make a good research on the course for which th one wishes to apply for example looking for the On 25 June 2018, a workshop titled “Letter Module of the course, Tenure of the course, if and Resume writing” by Dr. Hemangi Bhagwat, any entrance exams to be given, Application Associate Professor, K.J. Somaiya College of and fee details, etc. Science and Commercewas organized by Department of Biochemistry for T.Y.B.Sc. students • Make a list of universities or institutions which of the department in the seminar hall of the college. offers the course of students choice. The seminar was a good interactive session The seminar held was proved to be an excellent focussing on various aspects of communication skills. guidance for the students who wish to perceive Dr. Bhagwat explained that “ Listening is as important studies abroad. It was also a good platform for the as speaking skills”. She adviced to enhance the students to get their queries to be answered by the listening competencies by recognising speakers interaction with Mr Jaspreet Singh. attitude and ideas. She also explained students about the verbal and non verbal communication, importance There was a good response from the students of tone, speaking gestures and eye to eye contact in the form of questions. The session ended with a during communication. Dr. Bhagwat further adviced vote of thanks to the speaker. The overall session students to improve their language skills by reading was interesting and informative. newspaper editorial articles everyday. Report of the workshop “Yoga and meditation She said, “Studying language never ends it is a for Healthy Life” by Dr. Rita Dhame widest topic, it cannot be taught but only can be To celebrate the International yoga day, studied by yourself, by improving yourself more and Department of Biochemistry conducted a workshop more.” on 21st June 2018 at the Yoga court, basement of Dr. Bhagwat then talked on facing interviews Chanakya building., by Dr. Rita Dhame, Visiting and highlighted various points on pre interview faculy of K.J. Somaiya Bharatiya Sanskriti Peetham. preparation such as self analysis by identifying ones Undergraduate Students and Staff Members from own skills, gathering information about the Biochemistry department participated in the organisation where the candidate has applied for the workshopwith great enthusiasm and vigour. The job position, revision of the subject knowledge etc. workshop started with a brief introduction of the speaker by Dr. S. M. Pawaskar, Head, Department She explained that personality and etiquettes play of Biochemistry. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 40 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

a major role in the selection of the candidate for a A third party audit involves an audit which is carried job and one would be judged just in few minutes on out by another certified organisation (for example an ones communication skills, academics and physical audit which will be conducted by an independent appearance organisation if a company needs an ISO certification) She also discussed a set of questions which are He then explained students that a minimum 2 mostly asked in an interview and also explained the year work experience in the relevant field is needed expected answers to get recruited as a food auditor. In addition to the above mentioned criteria, a successful completion of Students were very thankful to Dr. S. M. the Lead Auditor training is mandatory to be a third Pawaskar, Head, Department of Biochemistry for party auditor. arranging a wonderful workshop on communication skills. After this enlightening talk, students were in better position to efficiently analyse the pros and There was an overwhelming response from the cons of food auditing as a career to consider it as a students in the form of questions related to the prospective career option. communication skills. The session ended with a vote of thanks to the speaker. The workshop was very There was a good response from the students encouraging, interesting and informative. in the form of questions. The session ended with a vote of thanks to the speaker. The overall session Report of the interactive Session “Career was very interesting and informative. options in Food Auditing” by Mr. Satish Gupta Report on “Swatcha Bharat-Swastha Bharat” On 13th August 2018, Department of Abhiyan Biochemistry organizedan interactive seminar titled “Career Opportunities in Food Auditing” for One week drive/Abhiyan on the Government undergraduate students of the departmentby Mr. of India theme “Swachha Bharat – Swastha Satish Kumar Gupta (Chief Assessor/ Food Scheme Bharat” was undertaken by the students & the staff Manager, Indian Register Quality Systems (IROS), members of the ‘Biochemistry Department’ of K. Mumbai) J. Somaiya College of Science and Commerce, under the community outreach program, especially on the After the brief introduction, students were very occasion of the ‘150th birth anniversary of the Father privileged to receive extremely valuable insights from of our Nation, ‘Shri Mahatma Gandhiji’, from 24th Mr.Satish Gupta about Food Auditing which gave September 2018 to 29th September 2018. them a new perspective for their careers. He explained that Food auditing is a crucial component Sixstaff members and eighty undergraduate and of maintaining the food safety standards through a postgraduate students of the Biochemistry provision of transparency and assurance that the Department of K. J. Somaiya College of Science standards are being maintained. and Commerce contributed in this campaign. Mr. Gupta mentioned that food auditing is not The idea was conceptualized and the drive was limited to only professionals from a specific stream initiated by Dr. Samidha M. Pawaskar, Head, but is open to a wide range of educational Department of Biochemistryof K. J. Somaiya College qualifications given that the individual is competent of Science and Commerce. enough to meet the job requirements. His talk The students painted various health and provided with further information about the details cleanliness related pictures and messages on the of the profession which included the various Vidyavihar railway station. designations and kinds of food auditing. Mr. Gupta spoke about various types of audits, namely; first A street play regarding spreading the message party, second party and third party audits. A first party for ‘Swachha Bharat – Swasthya Bharat Abhiyan’ audit involves an internal audit within the company was also scripted and performed by the students on while a second party audit involves the company the Vidyavihar railway stationto imbibe the message auditing a supplier or a client auditing the company. amongstall the students and the society. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH41 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

The ultimate aim of the campaign was to teachers from department of biochemistry made educate people to promote cleanliness and hygiene innovative food items which were tasty as well as in the public places, which is the key to overall nutritionally balanced and rich healthiness and the only way to bring happiness for Another important feature of the Health fair everyone. was “Health Fair –Food fest”. It is an inter The campaign was funded by Department of collegiate annual event conducted by Biochemistry Biotechnology (DBT), Ministry of Science and department. Technology, Government of India, under STAR The competitions were as follows College Scheme. Health Court Report on “Health Fair 2019” Bio Jingle “Health Fair 2019” was organized in Bio Pictionary association with InorbitMall,Vashi on 12th and 13th January 2019. The event aimed at the interaction Bio Imagica (Ad Mad show) amongst the students(schools and colleges) and Overall, it was an event full of fun, anxiety, and common public to spread health and nutritional excitement which engaged the visitors in gaining awareness amongst the masses, especially amongst knowledge of nutrition and overall body fitness. There the youth.This event was one of its first in the was an overwhelming response from the students field of education where in academics and people and they liked this concept of promoting collaborated with the corporate sector with the knowledge about health and nutrition. sole vision of reaching out to a public belonging to varied economic and educational background Report on Swasthya Mahotsav 2019 and spreading health and nutritional awareness. K. J. Somaiya College of Science & Commerce Health Fair 2019 was comprised of two parts, (Department of Biochemistry) had organized a DBT Nutritional awareness program and Health Fair-Food sponsored (Under Star college scheme) “Swasthya nd Fest.Nutritional awareness Program was based on Mahotsav 2019” on 22 of January 2019 the themes “We are what we eat” and “Let food 1. Dr. ChetanVedpathak, a pure Ayurvedic Medicine be your medicine” . and Panchakarma practitioner was the inaugural Exhibition was instrumental in spreading general speaker of the event. His talk was named as “ A key awareness about health, healthy food habits and role to healthy life : Ayurveda”. wherein he gave the of nutrition in maintaining good health. Exhibition was speech on how to lead a healthy life through Ayurveda. very informative which covered the following topics 2. Dr.Sonali Lohar, Audiologist and Speech therapist Total body fitness . Her session was named “ Voice care – awajkiduniya “which was an interactive session and students Life span nutrition actually exercised their vocal cords, and gained very Life style disorders and nutrition scientific tips on how to maintain good voice health . Food Science and Nutrition Teachers were also highly benefitted from this session Stress and stress management session as Dr.Lohar talked a length about the vocal General nutrition and Thali concept abuse and voice care for teachers . Under this nutritional awareness program, 3. Last speaker for the day was Ms. Shraddha Students and teachers from biochemistry department Gandhi, Mystologist by profession. Her talk was titled promoted concept of healthy eating by making as “The Science of aura” and she illuminated the nutritionally rich innovative food items. People are audience by giving the knowledge of aura of various generally ignorant of the concept of healthy food. living and non-living things. They generally vouch for palatability and give less A Workshop by Chef Sonali Thakur, Pastry chef importance to the nutritionally rich and balanced food. on healthy cooking was organized by Department of To spread awareness on this issue, students and Biochemistry on 22nd January 2019 at 1:30 pm after HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 42 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

the lectures. Students prepared and learned many Mrs.Narvekar explained the principle and healthy recipes in the workshop application of PAGE. Mrs.Narvekar further explained use of all the components of electrophoresis unit and Electrophoresis workshop demonstrated the working assembly of A workshop on electrophoresis was organized electrophoresis unit. by Biochemistry department for post graduate Components and preparation method of Tank students on 10th December, 2018 by Mrs. buffer, tracking dye, separating gel and loading gel YogitaNarvekar. were explained in detail. Method of making wells Mrs.Narvekar demonstrated the working of and loading of the sample was demonstrated. Students vertical and horizontal polyacrylamide gel were made to load the serum samples in the wells. electrophoresis (PAGE). After the run of the gel was complete ,removal of the gel from the unit was carried out. procedure of staining of the gel was demonstrated. Department of Biotechnology

Student Activities and Awards TYBSc participated in Local workshop Thinking skills Workshop on problem solving and process skills 1. Anuradha Govindlal Gupta in genetics 12/09/2018 IDPET, IIT BOMBAY, Powai 2. Damini Jayesh Shah 1. Akshita Mirani 3. Sushma Sudam Ugale 2. Samata Varadkar 4. Samata Pramod Varadkar 3. Anuradha Gupta 4. Shruti Patel 5. Divya Ashwin Koradiya 5. Yogesh Maithania 6. Akshita Mahesh Mirani 6. Sushma Ugale 7. Neha Jaswant Panchal 7. Damini Shah 8. Ruqqaiyah Lakdawala 8. Shruti Manilal Patel TYBSc participated in fest INSIGHT 2018 on 9. Shabbir Juzer Najmi 15/12/2018 IES, Bandra, Mumbai 10. Nikita Yashwant Mahasabde 1. Divya Koradiya 11. Yogeshkumar Narendrakumar Maithania 2. Samata Varadkar 12. Subham Shivkumar Singh 3. Akshita Mirani 4. Shruti Patel 13. Shrutika Shashikant Padwal TYBSc participated in fest Poster Presentation Of TYBSc Biotechnology Participated in Competition 12/01/2019 Ruia College, Matunga National FORENSIC EXPO-2018 08/09/2018 Institute of Forensic Science, Government of 1. Anuradha Gupta Maharashtra, 15, Madame Cama Road, Mumbai- 2. Sushma Ugale 400032 3. Shruti Patel 1. Samata Pramod Varadkar TYBSc participated in fest INSIGHT 2018 2. Shruti Manilal Quiz Competition on 15/12/2018 IES, Bandra, 3. Karishma Dharmendra Vekaria Mumbai HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH43 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Nupur Kurulkar FYBsc participated in Annual (AUTONOMOUS), MUMBAI and HOMI Sports Day 15/12/2018 KJSSC won BHABHA CENTRE FOR SCIENCE EDUCATION, TIFR Long Jump- 1st place Shot Put- 1st place Prof. Sagar Shah attended National Workshop STEM Teacher Training Workshop on Research- 100 mts.- 2nd place Based Pedagogical Tools (Level 1) 28-09-2018 01- SYBT Batch 2018-19 took initiative in organizing 10-2018 Jaipur Conducted by CoESME, IISER Pune Freshers Party for FYBT 2018-19 Seminar Hall and Sheffield Hallam University, UK KJSSC 25/11/2018 with great success in achieving Dr. Jacinta George attended Training an ice breaking time for the new batch Programme Training Programme - Reference FYBT and SYBT Batch 2018-19 took initiative Management 11-08-2018 SIMSR, Somaiya Campus in organizing CRISPRalis, Intercollegiate fest SVV Conducted by Somaiya Initiatives for Research and campus 25th January 2019 Consultancy (SIRAC) Uday Kumar Dasandla, FYBT 2018-19 was Dr. Abhishek Chhaya M attended Training awarded D.D. Kosambi Young Scientist Award 2019 Programme Training Programme - Reference at the Collaborative Undergraduate Biology Management 11-08-2018 SIMSR, Somaiya Campus Education for EXEMPLARY CONTRIBUTION TO Conducted by Somaiya Initiatives for Research and COLLABORATIVE UNDERGRADUATE Consultancy (SIRAC) RESEARCH. ON 17th February 2019 by Prof M. Prof. Amit K Jethwa attended National C. Arunan and Prof. Nagarjuna G at TIFR Workshop Cellular and Molecular biology- from gene Staff Activities BT 2018-19 cloning to protein expression and localization 19-12- 2019 22-12-2019 UM-DAE CBES,Kalina Prof. Amit Jethwa attended Workshop on Thinking Skills Workshop on Problem solving and Prof. Jayesh Bhagat attended Workshop Design process skills in genetics on September 17th, 2018. Thinking 28th November 2018 RiiDl, 5th Floor Annex conducted by Inter-Disciplinary Program in Building, SVV Educational Technology at IIT Bombay Prof. Jayesh Bhagat attended State Workshop Prof. Jayesh Bhagat attended Workshop on LTMT sponsored teacher training programme on Thinking Skills Workshop on Problem solving and ‘Experimental Approach for Drug Studies’ 17th to process skills in genetics on September 17th, 2018. 19th January, 2019 Sophia College For Women, conducted by Inter-Disciplinary Program in Cumbala Hills, Mumbai Educational Technology at IIT Bombay Dr. Jacinta George attended National Workshop Dr. Jacinta George attended Workshop on STEM Teacher Training Workshop on Research- Thinking Skills Workshop on Problem solving and Based Pedagogical Tools (Level 2) 17-01-2019 19- process skills in genetics on September 17th, 2018. 01-2019 IISER, Pune Conducted by CoESME, conducted by Inter-Disciplinary Program in IISER Pune and Sheffield Hallam University, UK Educational Technology at IIT Bombay Prof. Sagar Shah attended National Workshop Dr. Jacinta George attended National Workshop Teaching learning skills in Taxonomy,Biodiversity and STEM Teacher Training Workshop on Research- Bioprospecting of Fungi Sponsored by TLC, SP pune Based Pedagogical Tools (Level 1) 23-09-2018 26- university under PMMMNMTT 20/12/2018 22/12/ 09-2018 Kolkata Conducted by CoESME, IISER 2018 Department of the Botany, S.P.University, Pune Pune and Sheffield Hallam University, UK Maharashtra Prof. Jayesh Bhagat attended Faculty Workshop Staff Activities: as Examiner and Resource Under DBT STAR SCHEME Integrating Applied person Bioinformatics in Undergraduate Life Science Dr. Jacinta George External Examiner, MSc Education 27/9/18 29/9/18 ST. XAVIERs COLLEGE HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 44 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Part 2 Sem 3 Paper 4 13 November 2018 R Ruia Greatest Discoveriesin Science (SYBSc) &; Recent College (Autonomous), Matunga Advances in Farming (TYBSC).This interactive learning involved students presenting their data Prof. Sagar Shah External Examiner, MSc Part search, alongwith anoral presentation and evaluation 2 Sem 3 Paper 3 13 November 2018 R Ruia College of the best presentation. Prizes to the best (Autonomous), Matunga presentation were evaluated by students using arubric Prof. Jayesh Bhagat External Examiner, Msc presentation. Prizes to the best presentation were Part 2 sem 3 Practical Examination 4th 5th evaluated by students using arubric. December 2018 RJ College Ghatkopar The Department of Biotechnology organized Prof. Jayesh Bhagat, Resource person, Alumni an industrial visit to Ooty-Mysore-Bangalore Experience at Valedictory at 2nd Induction program from 17 November 2018 to 24 November 2018 for teachers under PMMMNMTT 8th December which included 61students–54 undergraduatesand 7 2018 IISER, Pune postgraduate students accompanied by four aculty members.The highlights of the trip were the visits to Dr. Jacinta George Resource person, Alumni Pasteur Institute, Ooty–leading producers of Anti- Experience at Valedictory at 2nd Induction program Rabies and DPT group of Vaccines in India, Bio for teachers under PMMMNMTT 8th December ZEEN, and Bangalore–specializes in Fermentation 2018 IISER, Pune and Upstream Bioproduction technologies and High Department Activities Field Teafactory, Ooty. These institutes/industries provided a very good exposure to biotechnological Department of Biotechnology Date/time of applications enabling the students actualize the th th the event : 9 and 10 of July 2018; 8.00 hrs to importance of the field they are pursuing. Additionally, 18.00 hrs Type/venue of event : Flipped classroom the visit was also balanced with visitation sat the local learning-Power Point presentations by students, tourist attractions namely Ooty Lake and Botanical Seminar hall. Topic of the event BIOZONE. Gardensat Ooty, Mysore palace and Brindavan Resource persons Staff of biotechnology department. Gardens, Mysore and Visvesvaraya museum, No of participants 65 students & staff of Bangalore. The Visvesvaraya museum offered biotechnology department. Brief report of the event extensive knowledge on various scientific including A two day annual event–BIOZONE, was conducted biotechnological inventions, concepts and facts with for the undergraduate students of Biotechnology. The a grand display of ingenious working models, event uses flipped classroom pedagogy, where intellectual games and exhibits. students present individual power point presentations on theme. For this year the theme chosen were

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International Yoga Day was celebrated in our Jiwani Sir and Miss. Jaishri Joshi. The Yoga session college on 21st June,2018 in which many activities started with some basic exercise to warm up the body were taken place with immense support of teaching, along with involvement of our students. The madam non-teaching staff and students. asked the students to get involved in Yoga for a good cause later. Our teaching faculty was also a part of The Yoga session started at 7:00 AM in our this amazing yoga session. During the whole yoga college at 6th floor by a trained Yoga instructor Miss. demonstration we learnt different types of asana and Jaishri Joshi. There was a large participation of their importance in our life, Our co-ordinator Atul students for yoga day. The day started with the Thatte sir were part of the yoga day. We were peaceful prayer of Somaiya (campus Prayer), which blessed to have our Principal Prabhu Madam who reflected our culture in strong manner. We continued with her presence made the event successful, she with an introduction of the guest with a welcome gave her inspiring words to our students. speech and some inspiring words by Dr. Chetan HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH45 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Department of BCAF, BFM, BMS of K. J. EMPRESA on 11th September 2018 as pre event Somaiya College of Science And Commerce had near Panvel in Shree Bhairavdev Vidyalaya organised seminar on GST on 11th August, 2018 in ,Ritghar,Panvel govt.semi english medium school in seminar hall from 10.00 a.m.to 12.00 p.m. The which nearly 125 Girl Students from 7th Std.to 10th seminar was presided by the Mr. Krishnan Std of the school witnessed the campaign “Sanitary Venkatasubramanian, Chartered Accountant from Napkins Awareness” Students of unaided KPMG has a vast experience of more than 14years commerce presented a small street play on benefits in the field of Indirect Taxes. He has addressed of sanitary napkin and CA Monica Lodha Assistant various industry association on indirect tax and GST professor explained to the girls why Periods should related matters. He has also authored a book-’An not be considered Taboo. At the end of the session Introduction to GST-The Biggest tax reform in India’s free sanitary Napkins were distributed. financial history’. d faculty in the Institute to 42. An social awareness event organized by Department of BCAF/BFM/BMS and a team

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Students and Faculties of Department of from Naturalis T Foundation was the resource Botany have participated and conducted various person for the same .10 students attended it. activities during this academic year. • Chef Feroz khan from Khan Fruit carving • Parent Teacher’s meeting was organized on 22nd Academy was invited as Resource person for September 2018 for S.Y.B.Sc. and T.Y.B.Sc a one day workshop on Fruit and vegetable students. During this session the parents interacted carving on 11th August 2018.13 T.Y.B.Sc with the teachers. Various activities of the department students attended the same. for students, attendance, remedial coaching, tutor mentor scheme, certificate course were discussed. • One day workshop on Bonsai was organized on 14th August 2018.Mr.Sachin Rane from Invited Talks /Workshops. Naturalis T Foundation was the resource person for the same .19 students participated in it. • Somaiya Vidyavihar campus trail was Organised on 11th June 2018 for T.Y.B.Sc •Lectures on “ EIA and Biodiversity in EIA surveys students to aquaint them with the flora of the “were organised on 14th and 15th Dec.2018 campus.21 students attended the same. under the DBT-STAR College scheme for the Mr.Sushil shinde was the resource person. S.Y.B.Sc and T.Y.B.Sc students .Mr.Parth Bapat .Director and Learning catalyst ,Somaiya • Mr.Deepak Badhe , Research scientist, Centre for experiential learning was the Marico Ltd.delivered a lecture on “Scope of resource person for the same.105 students Botany in cosmetic Industry “underDBT- STAR attended it. Students got an overview of EIA COLLEGE SCHEME on and also got valuable guidance as to how EIA • 20th July. 2018. S.Y.B.Sc -71,T.Y.B.Sc -37 and can be chosen as a career option. M.Sc -04students were present. • A motivational talk on Comprehensive stress • A talk on Landscape designing by Ms.Shatabdi management ,socio academic interphase was Sawant from I.Y College was organized on 6th delivered by Dr.Harish Shetty ,Psychiatrist on August 2018 . T.Y.B.Sc -32 and 02 S.Y.B.Sc 9th Jan. 2018.150 students attended the same. students attended the same. • Workshop on Geotagging was organized on 10th • One day workshop on Kokedama was Jan .2018 .Dr.Dnyanda Salvi and Mr.Siddharth organized on 10th August 2018.Mr.Sachin Rane Kshatriya were the resource persons for the same .25 T.Y.B.Sc students benefitted from it. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 46 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

• A one day workshop , Projects by RBPT was • Dr.Meena Patankar attended a refresher course organized by the department for UG and PG in Environmental studies from 1st June to 21st students under DBT-STAR College Scheme June 2018 at K.J.Somaiya College of Science on 13th Feb.2019. 25 T.Y.B.Sc ,08 M.Sc (I) and Commerce. and 01 M.Sc ( II) participated in the workshop. Paper Presentation : Dr.Jitendra Pendharkar was the resource person for the same. The workshop was very Dr.Ajit Katdare presented a paper Mycorrhizal informative as the resource person elaborated incidences in weeds from railway tracks of thane on the methodological tools used in research. station area (Maharashtra)of Mumbai Central Railway. www.isca.net.co from 5th to 10th Aug.2018. Conferences / Seminars /Workshops attended. Research Project : • Dr.Veena Salvi and Dr.Ketan Thatte attended a seminar on Cancer and Biochemistry on8th Dr. Ketan Thatte received a grant of Rs.30,000/ July 2018 at Tata Memorial Centre,Parel. - from Mumbai University for a research project entitled “Studies in Ricinus communis with respect • Mrs.Supriya Naik attended a workshop on to phytochemical analysis and cytotoxicity”. Green Wall-bringing nature home on 31st Aug 2018 at Lala Lajpatrai College of Commerce. Field trips / excursions and Industrial visits: • Dr.Ajit Katdare,Dr.Meena Patankar and • A one day excursion was organized on 30th Dr.Veena Salvi attended a workshop on June 2018 at BPT garden ,Colaba and Jijamata Research Based Pedagogical Tools on 23rd and Udyan ,Byculla for T.Y.B.Sc students. Dr. 24th Nov.2018 organised by IQAC ,K.J.Somaiya Meena Patankar and Dr. Ketaki Deodhar College of Science and Commerce. accompanied the students. • Mrs.Supriya Naik and Dr.Meena Patankar • One day excursion to Keshavshrushti was attended a workshop on Extraction and isolation organized for S.Y.B.Sc students on 7th July of phytoconstituents on 8th and 9th Dec .2018 2018. Mrs. Supriya Naik , Dr.Ajit Katdare ,Dr. at Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Meena Patankar and Dr. Ketan Thatte technology, ICT, Matunga. accompanied the students. • Dr.Veena Salvi attended a symposium on Stem • Industrial visit to Jai Vakeel Foundation Cells and Cancer –India 2019 and a one day Research centre ,Sewri and NFB , Khalsa workshop on Flow Cytometry on 1st and 2nd Feb College ,Mumbai was organised for M.Sc. part 2019 at Somaiya Vidyavihar. II students on 3rd August 2018.Dr.Veena Salvi accompanied the students. • Mrs.Supriya Naik attended a conclave on My Earth 2050-Sustainable Habitats for Co- • One day excursion to Regional Ayurveda Existence on 5th and 6th Feb.2019 at Department Institute for Fundamental Research,Kothrud of Life Sciences ,K.C.College. and Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth, Rahuri, Pune branch, Pune was organised on 11th Dec. • Dr. Ajit Katdare attended a conference Current 2018. S.Y.B.Sc ( 33 ) and T.Y.B.Sc ( 40 ) trends and future Prospects in Fungal students attended the same. Students got the th th Biotechnology on 8 and 9 Feb.2019 at The glimpse of about 110 medicinal plants with their Institute of Science,Mumbai. medicinal importance , maintained in the garden Orientation /Refresher Courses attended by the of the Ayurveda institute. At the agriculture Faculty. college, students got information about mushroom cultivation and high tech Green house • Dr.Ketan Thatte attended IISER Induction technology used for the cultivation of flowers programme from 1st May – 28th May 2018 at and vegetables. IISER , Pune. • Long excursion for M. Sc. and T. Y. B. Sc. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH47 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Botany students at Belgaum and Godavari of forest, to understand vegetation pattern and Biorefinary Sameerwadi, Karnataka was their geo tagging .Mrs. Sangeeta Joshi, Project organized on 31st January 2019 to 6th February Manager and Mr. Suhas Pawar, Project Co- 2019. 6 students of M. Sc. and 22 students of ordinator, guided and provided information to TYBSc. were accompanied by Dr.Ketan the students. About 50 plant species were Thatte, Dr .Jayesh Anerao and Ms.Vaishali indentified and 150 plants were tagged. The Pingle. At Sameerwadi; different industries like technical Head conducted very informative Sugar factory, Alcohol distillery, Biofertilizers session on concept of Sacred Grooves (Devrai), and Co-gen as electricity power house were and conservation strategies for the students. visited. Department fest • Dr. Meena Patankar along with 51 S.Y.B.Sc Department of Botany had organized an and 19 T.Y.B.Sc students visited the exhibition intercollegiate festival “ VRUKSHAM 19” on 9th organized by BMC at Byculla Ranibaug on 2nd and 10th Jan.2019.The entire festival was organized Feb.2019.The students got a glimpse of various by the students and for the students. There were exhibits like miniature landscape models, Bonsai, about 300 participants from the host college and other cut flowers, medicinal plants, exotic vegetables, colleges. Various competitions like Zayqa, Flip N Fit, flower arrangements and ornamental plants. She Klick it , Toran making, Seed art , Jugad ,Poster also visited another exhibition organized by the making and Treasure Hunt were organized as a part Friends of Trees on 9th Feb.2019 at the D.G of the fest. Guest lecture by Dr.Harish Shetty and a Ruparel College, Matunga.34 T.Y.B.Sc students workshop on Geotagging was also organized during visited the same. the fest. The major attraction of the fest was the • Dr.Veena Salvi along with 31 S.Y.b.Sc students exhibition of air purifying plants , model of landscape visited an exhibition organized by the Friends design , Vertical wall garden and the start up counter of Trees on 10th Feb.2019 at the D.G Ruparel for processed food products that included jams , sauce, College , Matunga. The students got a glimpse pickles,amla honey candies and tutti frutti. Other of various exhibits like miniature landscape counters were for potted plants , hanging baskets , models, Bonsai, cut flowers, medicinal plants, Kokedama , book marks and greeting cards. exotic vegetables, flower arrangements and Students Participation ornamental plants. • A two day exhibition for the display of • Sacred Grooves Visit (Devrai), A/P Rundre Shravanatlya Bhajya was done by T.Y.B.Sc Village, 5-6 km away from the Titwala station students on 20th and 21st August 2018. was organized by Paryavaran Dakshata Manch (Mandal) on Saturday, 16th February 2019. Ten • An exhibition of Air purifying plants was M.Sc ( I) students and one faculty member organized on 9th and 10th Jan .2018 by the Dr.Jayesh Anerao visited Devrai to study type students during the annual fest Vruksham.

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Faculty; Dr Hemangi Bhagwat 3. Conducted workshop on Group Discussion and Interview Technique for M.Sc. students of Department activities: college. 1. Organised a workshop on voice culture for Publications: One research paper in peer teachers. reviewed journal. 2. Organised a workshop on stress management One paper in an anthology. for students. Organization and Participation in Conference: HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 48 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Organized a national seminar on Languages and Conference on Theory and Practice of Contemporary Literatures of India Theatre on 21st September 2018. Presented a paper in the international Invited to speak on contemporary theatre at conference on Literature and Protest at University Refresher Course organized by University of Mumbai of Mumbai on 22nd September. in December 2018. Presented a paper at international conference Invited as chairperson at international at AURO university on 29th January 2019. conference by AURO University in January 2019. Invited talks: Invited to be a member, Literary Club at Asiatic Society. Invited as a resource person at National Department of Business Law

Research Publications 251. Book titled CONVERGENCE. 2019. ISBN: 978-93-88593-33-5 worked on the 1) Research Publication in a journal notified on Editorial Board UGC Website along With H Index of Publications Right to Health in India: A Departmental Activities Constitutional Perspective. Ajanta. Vol.VII, Issue-III Part-I July-Sept:2018. ISSN-2277- • Guest lecture on “Insolvency and Bankruptcy 5730 3 Code 2016” by Ms. Veena Sivaramakrishnan , Partner, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas. 2) Number of books and chapters in edited volumes/books published “Measures to Combat • High Court Visit for S.Y.B.Com students on 8th Harassment of Women at Workplace”. P.244- February 2019 Department of Chemistry

Orientation Courses by the faculty: The following Bahadur Khalsa College for Swayam. staff members successfully completed orientation Short Term Courses done by the faculty: courses: Dr. Yogesh Ghalsasi, Dr. Saurabh Shete and Dr. Dr. Trupti Tawde and Dr. Rohit Singh Chauhan Trupti Tawde attended a Faculty development from 18th June to 14th July 2018 at the HRDC- program on pharmaceutical Marketing management Nainital, Kumaun University, Dr. Aniket Pawanoji under aegis of PMMMNMTT supported by MHRD from 21st May to16th June 2018 at the HRDC-Patiala, from 6th February 2019 to 15th February 2019 at ICT Punjabi University, Dr Nanabhau Karanjue from 22nd Mumbai. November to 18th December 2018 at the HRDC- Burdwan, University of Burdwan, Dr. Dilip Yadav Teachers pursuing PhD : Mr. Saurabh Shete was and Dr. Saurabh Shete from 1st February to 28th awarded Ph.D degree by the University of Mumbai February 2019 at HRDC-Mumbai, University of after successful completion of Viva on 5th December Mumbai. 2018. The title of his thesis wasStudies in the generation of nanostructures through self assembly Refresher Courses done by the faculty: Dr. of peptides. Chitra Kamath and Dr. Nishamol Kanat successfully completed the Online refresher course in chemistry Placement record : The following students were for higher education faculty from 1ST November 2018 placed in various industries after completion of their to 28thFebruary 2019 organised by Guru Tegh M.Sc. degrees in the year 2018-19: HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH49 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Sr. Name of the Class / Year Name of the Joining Designation Pay No. Student of passing Company Date package 01 Sarthak Pawaskar M.Sc 2018 Analytic solutions 16th May 2018 Trainee Analyst 1.8L 02 Vikash Kumar M.Sc 2018 Analytic solutions 16th May 2018 Trainee Analyst 1.8L 03 Suryakant Nagar M.Sc 2018 Analytic solutions 16th May 2018 Trainee Analyst 1.8L 04 Mohini Agre M.Sc 2018 Analytic solutions 16th May 2018 Trainee Analyst 1.8L 05 Deepali Aher M.Sc 2018 Analytic solutions 16th May 2018 Trainee Analyst 1.8L 06 Shraddha Deshmukh M.Sc 2018 Analytic solutions 16th May 2018 Trainee Analyst 1.8L

Workshops / Conferences / Seminars/ Talks estimation of formoterol fumarate and mometasone furoate in metered dose inhalation form by high 1. Dr Chandana Basu attended a workshop on performance liquid chromatography” at the API system and New Amendments in the UGC conference Recent trends in science held on 8th- act on 10th May 2018 at the B. K. Birla college 9thMarch 2019 at JSM College in Alibaug. Kalyan. Posters Presented at the Conference /Seminar 2. Mr. Jaidip Wable attended a workshop on Research Methodology on 11t August 2018 at 1. Dr. Vanita Kulkarni Presented A Poster In The SIES College. Seminar Recent Trends in photonic, smart and nano materials held on 21st February 2019 at 3. Dr Chitra Kamath, Dr. Veena Khilnani and the B.K.Birla College of Arts, Science and Nishamol Kanat attended a workshop on Flipped Commerce. The title of her poster was learning on 23rd April to 26th April and 10th and “Investigation of Photoluminance properties of 11th May 2019 at the K.J.Somaiya College of MSA capped CdTe/Se core shell nanoparticles science and Commerce. using aqueous synthesis route” 4. Mr. Jaidip Wable attended a workshop on 2. The following staff members presented posters Avishkar research convention 2018on 4th in the Avishkar Research convention 2018-19 September 2018 at Tolani College. on 17th December 2018 at the S. M. Shetty 5. Dr. bright Philip, Dr. Chitra Kamath and Dr. College of science, commerce and management Nishamol Kanath attended a workshop on studies Powai. Research based Pedagogical tools on the 23rd- i) Dr. Chitra Kamath-Synthesis of novel molecules 24th November 2018 at KJ Somaiya College of from lewis acid catalyzed reaction of camphene Science and Commerce. ii) Mr. Jaidip wable-1. Bioplastic 2. Kiko-the edible Dr. Vanita Kulkarni attended a workshop on,”A water ball 3. Mosquito Repelleant quality initiative for student satisfaction survey- a mind map for stakeholders”on 23rd January Resource Persons 2019at V G. Vaze College. 1. Dr. Nanabhau Karanjule was invited as a 6. Dr. Sugandha Shetye attended a Conference resource person for District level NET/SET on Sustainable practices in solid waste guidance workshop on 13th march 2019 held at management in India on 1stFebruary2019 at Arts, Commerce and Science College , Sonai. SNDT Women’s University Mumbai 2. Dr. Sugandha Shetye was invited as a resource Papers Presented at the Conference/Seminar person to deliver a talk on Carbon credits on 21st January 2019 at MithibaiCollege , Mumbai. Dr. Yogesh Ghalsasi presented a paper entitled “Analytical method development and validation for 3. Dr. Sugandha Shetye was invited as a Chief HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 50 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Guest6th February 2019 at Sandesh College of Pradnya Prabhu for her research work on “Synthesis Arts, Commerce and Science, Mumbai, where and studies of thiazole and azetidinone derivatives of she delivered a talk on Historical ages with tetralone”. Science. Dr. Shailesh Ghag was awarded Ph.d degree Research Students: PhD by the University of Mumbai after successful completion of Viva voce held on 6th February 2019. Dr. Sapna kadam was awarded Ph.d degree He was guided by Dr. Chitra Kamath for his research by the University of Mumbai after successful work on “Synthesis, characterization and biological completion of Viva voce. She was guided by Dr. activity of heterocyclic compounds”

Papers published in research journals: Name of the Title of the paper Journal name, Impact ISBN/ISSN/ Peer N/IN authors and Vol.No; mm- factor Scopus / reviewed / co-authors yyyy; page nos H-index non-peer/ e journal Rohit Singh Copper complexes of New. J. Chem, 3.2 IN Chauhan, Dhvani arylselenolate based 2019, 00, 1-8 OZa, Seema ligands: synthesis and Yadav, Chandra- catalytic activity in kanta Dash, azide alkyne Alenxandra M.Z. cyclo-addition Slawin, Neelam reaction. Shivran Rohit Singh Synthesis of Palladium Inorganica 2.1 IN Chauhan, Arvind tellurolate complexes chimica Kumar, Pradnya derived from hemi- acta 407 (2019), Prabhu labile tellurolate ligands 395-397 and studies their reactivity as gas sensing materials

Research projects: University of Mumbai sponsored: Name of the teacher Title of the project Amount prime investigator received Dr. Nishamol Kanat Benzoylation and benzylation using pillared clays 30000/- Dr. Jaidip Wable Synthesis of organochalcogen compounds and study their reactivity 30000/- towards d8 –d10 metal precursors Dr. Yogesh Ghalsasi Development and Validation of novel High performance Liquid 30000/- Chromatographic method for Anti Asthmatic drug formulations Dr. Trupti Tawde Development of New Heterocycle based Chiral Phosphoric Acids 50000/- and their applications Dr. Rohit Singh Chauhan Te-C or Te-E (E = Se, Te) bond activation with platinum (0) 45000/- Dr. Aniket Pawanoji Synthesis, characterization and catalytic applications of metal 40000/- sulphide, metal oxide chalcogenide nanoparticles HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH51 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Dr. Saurabh Shete Synthesis and Self Assembly of Novel N-(Benzoyl Aminocarbonyl) 40000/- dipeptide esters Dr. Nanabhau Karanjule One pot, three component, region-and diastereo selective synthesis 30000/- of trans-2,3-dihydrofuro[3,2-c] pyrans Dr. Afsar Ali Siddiki Design, synthesis and antitubercular evaluation of New Chemical 35000/- Entities (NCEs) using molecular hybridization technique based on diphenyl ether moiety.

Awards achieved by Staff Members: 1. Mr. Jaidip Wable was awarded Smt. Sakarben K. Somaiya awards for the most promising teacher bySomaiya trust on The founders day held on 10th September 2018. 2. Dr. Sugandha Shetye was awarded Women Achiever award for ourstanding contribution in the field of pharma and its allied science at the 4th World summit on pharmaceutics and drug design on 21-22nd Sept 2018. 3. Dr. Vanita Kulkarni was awrded 2nd prize for her poster entitled Investigation of PL properties of MSA capped CdTe/Se core shell nps using syn route presented at the conference held in birla College on 21st February 2019. Seminars / Workshops / Conferences / Symposia / talks organized by the Department : Title/Theme of the Workshop /Conference/ Date Venue Name of Resource event organized seminar / guest lecture / person/Designation abhyasmahotsav /Institute to which he/she belongs to Chemistry and society Guest lecture 27th June Seminar hall, Dr. Ganesh Naik, 2018 KJSSC Director and associate professor, college of saint mary Omaha, NEBRASKA, USA Nanotechnology: Guest lecture 6th July Seminar hall, Prof. Surekha Devi, Promises and 2018 KJSSC Former, Head, challenges Department of Chemistry, M. S. University, Baroda Chemsketch Workshop 23rd July to 6th floor, new Dr. Afsar Ali Siddiki, 27th July engineering Assistant Professor, 2018 building Department of chemistry, KJSSC Teacher camp in Workshop 16th August Homi Bhabha chemistry to 19th -centre for August 2018 science education Safety in chemical Workshop 30th July to Seminar hall, 1] Dr. Dinesh Navale, laboratory 4th August KJSSC Assistant professor, 2018 VES college HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 52 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

2] Mr. D. G. Phondekar, Associate Professor, KJSSC Counseling session Guest lecture June 2018 Seminar hall, Dr. Shrirang Joshi KJSSC Learn from stalwarts Lecture series 4th Oct- Seminar hall, Dr. Chebrolu Pulla 5th Oct 2018 KJSSC Rao, IIT Dr. Arun Venkatnathan, IIESR, Pune Dr. M.S. Balakrishna, IIT Bombay Dr. R.K. Vatsa BARC Dr. Suvarn Kulkarni, IIT, Bombay Workshop on Guest lecture 25th Feb Seminar hall, Dr. Ashok Borhade, spectroscopy 2019 KJSSC HPT and RYK college, Nasik Workshop on Guest lecture 22nd Feb Seminar hall, Dr. Mayur Desai, stereochemistry 2019 KJSSC Gagate college, Ratnagiri Contech 2018-19 Concept test in chemistry 2nd Feb 2019 KJSSC Association of Chemistry Teachers IGCW Workshop on Workshop 29-30th Sept. KJSSC Engineering essential tools and 2018 auditorium, guides for green for KJSSE green chemistry and engineering education and research

Details of Extension activities organized: and to show various ways by doing simpletests at home as well as lab. These experiments did In order to create awareness in the society, the requiredinexpensive and easily available chemicals. Department of Chemistry organised Food Adulteration All thechemicals used are safe to use at home as Detection Workshop in various schools by S. Y. B. well.The students gave actual demonstartion to school Sc.students. They emphasized on food safety, students and teachers. This drive was informative hygiene, adulteration by suggesting different and was an enriching experience for students.After techniquesto detect adulterants in food. They demonstration the food adulteration kits were prepared kits and posters with the help of teachers distributed to school students. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH53 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Student support mechanism for coaching for competitive examinations (If any): Sr. Name of the Name of the faculty In-charge No. of No. Competitive students exam beneficiaries 1 NET/SET Mr. Shrikant Billa, Dr. Dilip Kumar Yadav, Mr. Avinash Pardhi, 02 Dr. Vanita Kulkarni, Dr. Mithun Mondal, Dr. Afsar Ali Siddiki, Dr. Nanabhau B. Karanjule 2 IIT JAM Dr. Saurabh Shete, Mr. Sarang Gujar, Dr. Aniket Pawanoji, Mr. Shrikant Billa and Mr. Avinash Student’s Activities : The following students participated in various activities Sr. Name of the student Class Name of the event Date Venue Awards/ No. Prizes 1 Shubham Biswal TYBSc The 2018 study of the 27th June Montana participated US institute on global to 1st University environmental issues August 2018 2 Ms. Snehal Prakash Shinde Teaching Personality 12/11/2018 Student of Participated Ms. Shabi Zehra Shaukat Ali & skill development To 29 Dec. chembur Ms. Rutuja Bharat Thite programme 2018 childrens home, V.N. Purav Marg, Mumbai- 400088 3 Mr. Patole Sahil Manoj Avishkar Workshop 17/12/2018 S.M. Shetty Participated College of (Kiko- the Sci. & edible water Comm. & ball in Pure Manage- science ment Category Studies UG Powai, Mumbai 4 Ms. Rutuja Thite Avishkar Workshop 17/12/2018 S.M. Shetty Participated Ms. Zehra Shabi Shaukat Ali College of (Bioplastic Sci. & & Mosquito Comm. & repellent Manage- in Pure ment science Studies Category Powai, UG) Mumbai 5 Vidhi Patel Chem Enigma in 18th – 19th Dept. of Participated Hrishikesh Kadam Rasayanam 2019 Jan 2019 Chemistry, HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 54 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Sakina Uzzainwala ICT, Resham Kartik Matunga Vinayak Pawa Sakib sheikh Blaze Mathias Sara Mullaii Shubham Biswal 6 Kalpana Mega Mind in 18th – 19th Dept. of Participated Niraja Rasayanam 2019 Jan 2019 Chemistry, Rachana ICT, Cheryl Mascarenhas Matunga 7 Sarangi S. Patel Chem Shodh in 18th – 19th Dept. of Participated Vaishnavi Raut Rasayanam 2019 Jan 2019 Chemistry, Vaishnavi A. Raichure ICT, Bhakti Sathe Matunga Sahira Sayyed Jffat Sayyed Latisha Parab Kaneez Khan S. Rane Anish R. Thakkar Prathmesh Phadnik Shubham Biswal Saba Vaibhav Shah 8 Sana Aftab Ansar Maker mela for 9th Jan Somaiya Participated Sriram Krishnamurthi Bio-Design 2019 2019 Vidyavihar Atharva Yeshwant Kulkarni Hardik K. Vasani 9 Sana Aftab Ansari Mega Mind in 18th – 19th Dept. of 1st Prize Hardik K. Vasani Rasayanam 2019 Jan 2019 Chemistry, ICT, Matunga

Activities organized by the students:. Industrial Visits: An Intercollegiate festival of Chemistry 1. Students of T.Y.B.Sc. (120) visited Bombay ‘Rasayan’ was organized by SYBSC and TYBSC Rayon Textile Industry and Nipra packaging on students on 8th December 2018. Dr. Bright Philip 5th Jan 2019 accompanied by Dr. .Bright O’ and Dr. Yogesh Ghalsasi were in–charge of this Philip, Dr. Chitra Kamath, Dr. Veena Khilnani, activity. Dr. Yogesh Ghalsasi, Dr. Dilip Kumar Yadav Details of gender sensitization program: 2. Students of T.Y.B.Sc. (60) and MSCc. 70) visited Department of Forensic science, A program on Gender sensitization was Mumbai, on 6th February 2019 accompanied conducted in the KJSSC, Seminar hall by the by Dr. Vanita Kulkarni, Mr. Jaidip Wable, Dr. Departmrnt of Chemistry on 23rd March 2019. Mrs. Amol Pawar, Dr. Afsar Ali Siddiki, Dr. Arvind Ranjana Karoor, Ex-Counsellor, HVB academy, Gajengi, Mr. Sarang Gujar. Mumbai was invited on this occasion to deliver a talk. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH55 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Contribution of Staff members to various committees of College and Department : Sr. No. Name of the teacher Committee Role 1 Dr. Yogesh Ghalsasi, Dr. Trupti Tawde, Examination cell Member Dr. Nanabhau Karanjule 2 Dr. Aniket Pawanoji, Dr. Dilip Kumar Yadav, CAP Member Mrs. Meenakshi Wagh 3 Dr. Vanita Kulkarni Unfair means Member 4 Dr. Nanabhau Karanjule, Dr. Nishamol Kanat, Cultural forum Member Dr. Afsar Ali Siddiki 5 Mr. Jaidip Wable, Dr. Trupti Tawde Information Cell Member 6 Dr. Nishamol Kanat Timetable committee Member 7 Dr. Pradnya Prabhu, Dr. Chandana Basu IQAC Member 8 Dr. Aniket Pawanoji, Dr. Vanita Kulkarni (Convenor) Feedback committee Member 9 Dr. Nishamol Kanat (Convenor), Mr. Avinash Pardhi Attendance committee Member 10 Mr. Jaidip Wable, Dr. Chandana basu (Convenor), Research promotion Dr. Rohit Singh Chauhan and development cell Member 11 Mr. Saurabh Shete Awards, students Member welfare, students council 12 Dr. Chitra Kamath Magazine Member 13 Dr. Sugandha Shetye, Dr. Yogesh Ghalsasi, International relations Member Dr. Rohit Singh Chauhan and industrial collaboration 14 Dr. Amol Pawar, Mr. Saurabh Shete (Convenor), DLLE Member Mr. Sarang Gujar 15 Dr. Chitra Kamath (Convenor), Dr, Bright O Philip Alumni Member 16 Dr. Veena Khilnani Library development Member commitee 17 Dr. Pradnya Prabhu Purchase Convenor 18 Dr. Mithun Mondal Environmental Member awareness 19 Dr. Bright O. Philip, Dr. Pradnya Prabhu (Convenor) Internal complaint Member commitee 20 Dr. Nanabhau Karnajule, Mr. Avinash Pardhi, NET/SET/GATE Member Dr. Amol Pawar coaching 21 Dr. Veena Khilnani, Dr. Dilip Kumar Yadav Tutor-mentor Member 22 Mr. Sarang Gujar Career guidance Member HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 56 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

23 Mrs. Madhavi Kate, Dr. Sugandha Shetye Curriculum desinign, Member remedial coaching, community services 24 Dr. Mithun Mondal, Dr. Rohit Singh Chauhan, Innovation, incubation, Member Mr. Jaidip Wable, Dr. Afsar Ali Siddiki entrepreneurship cell

Development of Support Staff: Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association: A workshop on maintenance of laboratory Instruments was organized on 13th -16th Feb 2019 in Parents Meet for parents of students from the college for the non-teaching staff members. Dr. S,Y.B.Sc and T.Y.B.Sc was held on 22nd September Vanita Kulkarni was the convenor of this workshop. 2019 . Forty parents of students from S. Y.B.Sc and Mr. Hitesh Kadam, Mr. Sharad Ghaneksr, Mr. 42 parents of students from T.Y.B.Sc attended the Prakash Devkar and Mr. Hemant Hatkar from the meet. The issues discussed were about importance department of chemistry attended the same. of attendance, internal marking, activities conducted for the benefit of students, etc. Department of Commerce

Personality Enhancement via Self - th January 2019, 27 students of Commerce Club Management Techniques Seminar on Personality visited ‘VRIDHDHALAYA’, an old age home, at enhancement via Self- Management techniques was Mulund. Students distributed TILGUL and Flowers an interactive session. Dr. Kasturi Naik, Speaker of to all elderly people…and donated Sugar through their the session highlighted various aspects of a person’s own contribution. Students spent nearly three hours personality. Students were enlightened with the there, sung songs, chitchat with them. Aim of taking various perspectives of appearing for an interview, students to old age home was to create social etiquettes, manners, attire etc. emotional intelligence awareness and social obligation amongst them. The was highlighted and students understood the old age home is a charitable trust consisting 16 elderly importance of emotional quotient. Anger management people age 65 t0 94, having separate buildings for and stress management techniques were discussed male and female members. Students showed gratitude with some yoga techniques for the same. The session towards college for allowing them to visit to altogether ended with a question and answer session. different world and enriching them with a different experience. Department of Commerce COMMERCE CLUB Report on a visit to an Old Age Home On 17

Department of Economics

Department of Economics organized a Quiz questions orally. The questions were based on the Competition Date: 16.07.2018 Venue: Room no.203 knowledge of concepts in economics, current affairs Objective: To enhance the problem solving skills, etc. The following teams won the competition. 1st knowledge about concepts in economics and general prize- Sis. Venita and team 2nd prize- Sis. Rajashree knowledge of students Number of participants: 18 and team 3rd prize- Sis. Shruti Nikam and team (9 teams) The competition was conducted in two Department of Economics organized event: PPT rounds. In the elimination round, a written test of Presentation Competition on 13.02.2019 in Seminar objective questions was given all the teams. The best Hall, KJSSC To enhance the knowledge of current four teams were selected on the basis of their scores status of the Indian Economy, to make them read in this round. In the final round students were asked HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH57 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

about it, to improve presentation skills and stage students who won the prizes are as follows Best confidence Number of participants: 15 Following presentation- Sis.Sayli Kamble (FYBCom) Best were the topics:1. Role of Monopolistic Competition Orator- Sis. Uma Mishra (FYBCom) Best PPT- in today’s market 2. Is India facing hyperinflation? Bro. Aniket Shinde and team (SYBCom). 3. Position of Indian Rupee in foreign market The

Department of Geology

I. Seminar on Career in Geology and onwards in the Seminar Hall of the college.Retd. Air Geosciences Organised by The Department of Vice Marshall A.K.Bhattacharya was the speaker Geology K. J. Somaiya College of science and for the special talk. The seminar was organised along Commerce : with the annual festival of the Department of Geology. The seminar was attended by students of the geology The event entitled "Seminar on Career in departments as well as other departments along with Geology and Geosciences" was organised on 11th professors from various departments of the college. August 2018 from 12:00 p.m. onwards. Three The lecture focussed on the beautiful journey of the eminent speakers from pioneer institutes of India river Ganga. Mr. Bhattacharya, who has been were invited to deliver the talk. The speakers were working with several NGO's and monitoring the 1. Mrs. Deepti Singh, Geologist, Oil And Natural Ganga river and its hygiene shared his experiences Gas Corporation Limited, Mumbai , India with the students. He also explained the tragic Kedarnath flash floods and the reasons for such an 2. Miss Shilpi Gupta, Scientist B, Central Ground enormous destruction. The students gained good Water Board, Faridabad, Ministry of water knowledge of catastrophic event like floods and resources, Government of India cloudbursts and the pollution that has hampered the 3. Mis Priscilla Rinmuanpuii, Scientist B, Ganga river. Students were pleased with the seminar Geological Survey of India, Aizawl Camp having viewed images shown by Mr. Bhattacharya Office, Aizawl - 796001 dating back in 1990s till recent. All in all, it was a wonderful experience to all the attendees. The seminar was held with a view to impart the knowledge and awareness about the various career III. Special Lecture onClimate change with options which are available in the Geology subject. It Indian and global context and evolution of Life was attended by the students as well as the parents FormOrganised by Department of Geology of Undergraduate , Post graduate and Junior College KJSSC withGeological Society of India Western , pursuing Geology. The seminar was well taken and Chapter and Star DBT received a huge response. The students enjoyed the Speaker : Dr. JereLipps Professor of Graduate School, interactive sessions and the parents also commended University of California, Berkeley on the effort of the college. Mentioned it was a good workshop which made them aware of the future Date : 22nd Jan 2019 (Tuesday) at 10:30 am prospects for their children. The speakers shared Venue : CRSGIS, 6th floor, Engineering Building about their experiences and focussed on the strategy (Bhaskaracharya), Somaiya Vidyavihar of preparation of various competitive examinations. The students were immensely benefitted by their The lecture titled "Climate Change with Indian experience. It was a huge success. and Global Context and Evolution of Life Form with Palaeontology context" was organised on 22nd II. Seminar on Ganga through its Ages January 2019 from 10:30 am to 3:30 pm. Prof. Dr. Organised by The Department of Geology, K. JereLipps, Professor of the Graduate School, J. Somaiya College of Science and Commerce University of California, Berkeley was invited for the The seminar entitled "Ganga through its Ages" special talk on climate change. The lecture was was organised on 8th of December, 2018 from 12:30 conducted in two sessions with the first one focussed HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 58 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

on the reasons of climate change and what has A workshop was conducted by the eminent caused it so adversely while the second session was faculties of SIG, Pune . The talk was to enlighten based on palaeontology and stratigraphy. Dr. Lipps students with respect to the avenues that are available explained the concept of climate change in terms of in the field of GIS. It was conducted by 5 members geology subject. He explained the various models and from the Symbiosis school of Geoinformatics. A series theories through which climate change has been of 4 lectures gave an insight about the extensive use studied. He explained the current research conducted of GIS in our daily lives in the form of applications on in understanding the climate change phenomenon and the cellphone, internet and even in the use of smart also highlighted future research and career options appliances at home. The increasing importance of in the field. The lecture was attended by around 50- GIS in studies concerning climate, urban expansion, 60 students of undergraduate, postgraduate courses sustainability, hazard mitigation and urban planning and junior college as well as students and geology was discussed at length. The students were professors from other universities. The lecture was encouraged to learn about the various new concluded by doubts session where students solved interdisciplinary methods that use GIS and develop all their queries with Dr. Lipps. The students were their own studies in such subjects. pleased to receive such in-depth knowledge about the topic. The special lecture boosted their confidence V. Geology Fest “ONYX” conducted on 7th in the subject and provided ideas for future prospects. and 8th December 2018 IV. Workshop onPathway to Industry 4.0 with Department Fest : The Geology department of KJ Geo- Informatics and Spatial Analytics Somaiya College organized a geological fest called “ONYX” on 7th and 8th December 2018. This fest Speakers: was aimed to make people aware about Geology and 1. Dr. T.P. Singh, Director, SIG, Pune to have knowledge about fossils, landform and many other Geological formations. TYBsc students played 2. Dr. VidyaPatkar, Assistant Professor, SIG, Pune a key role in making the preparations of the fest. 3. DarshanaPathak, Assistant Professor, SIG, The fest had exhibition and various games related to Pune Geology on 7th December 2018. Around 70 people 4. Dr. Binaya Kumar Pattnaik, Assistant Professor, walked in for the exhibits and geology related games. SIG, Pune The chief Exhibits were “Where on Earth”, ‘‘Squash”, 5. Dr. NavenduChaudhary, Associate Professor, “Minute to in It”, “Dice Quake”, “Treasure Hunt”, SIG, Pune “PUBG”. As a continuation of the fest a talk on “Ganga through Ages: A pictorial Odyssey” by AVM Date: 5th Feb 2019 (Tuesday)at 11:00 am A.K. Bhattacharyya (Retd.) was also organized. Venue: CRSGIS, 6th floor, Engineering Building (Bhaskaracharya), Somaiya Vidyavihar.

Department of Computer Science & Information Technology

Python & R-software Workshop Date: 10 th & Mathematics, Geology, Engineering etc. The function 11 th August, 2018. was inaugurated by our respected principal Dr. Pradnya Prabhu. The workshop was conducted in Department of Statistics & Department of the computer lab, 6 th floor, Engineering building. Computer Science conducted a two-day workshop on Python &; R-software for all students and Department of Information Technology & teachers from different disciplines. Around 42 Computer Science Presents Friends Fiesta participants involving students and faculty from Date: on 14th August 2018 at 10:30 am different colleges and industry professionals attended the workshop. These participants were from Venue: Annex Building, 6 th floor, K.J. Somaiya different disciplines like Computer Science, College of Engineering. An event that celebrates the HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH59 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

spirit of friendship and help fresher’s to create a bond, Prajakta Kamble, Kirti Amberkar) School visited mingle with their new friends and seniors. Gurukul School for Special Children, MG Road, Ghatkopar West Mumbai, Maharashtra 400086. Also an initiative for fun, enjoyment, enthusiasm, collaboration and togetherness. Activities Performed: Making of flags A small presentation on introduction of Current CM, PM, Department of Computer Science and Indian Army, Air force etc. Patriotic songs Flag Information Technology organized a Social Activity Hosting. on 25th January 2019. Total No. of students participated 30, Total No. of staff 03 (Minal Dive,

Department of Mathematics

The department organized the following activities in future of data science is mathematician’s era. the year 2018-2019 : • A 3 day workshop was held for students of • A talk was held on Applicable Mathematics and various colleges on Complex Analysis. More Soft Computing Techniques on 21st July,2018, than 70 students from various colleges attended by Dr.Rajendra Deodhar, from DRDO Pune. the workshop. The workshop involved a series He discussed the following points : Fuzzy of lectures by Dr. Jyotshana Prajapat, University Systems, Neural Networks, Evolutionary of Mumbai, Dr Hemasunder from SIWS Algorithms , Meta- heuristics, Probablistic College and Prof. Nimesh Punjani, Lala College Techniques.Then he explained how soft followed by regular tutorials. computing exploits the tolerance for imprecision, uncertainty, approximate reasoning and partial • JAM training sessions were conducted for truth to achieve tractability, robustness, low students of T. Y. B.Sc. Students appeared for solution cost and close resemblance with human IIT JAM, Mumbai and one of them, Ankit Mishra like decision making. was declared successful in the exam. • A talk was held on Machine Learning and • On the 9th of March, 2019, Dr Parvathy Mathematics on the 4th of August 2018. Rangasamy the Head of department of The resource person was Mohammad Raish Mathematics, Vellalar College, Erode N. Sayyed, Consultant at Capgemini . He enlightened students and teachers with her talk explained through various examples how on Mathematical Modelling and Careers in mathematics is playing very important role in Mathematics. She spoke on relating today’s digital world. In his talk he discussed Mathematics to real life situations. She also application of some branches of Mathematics spoke on Fuzzy sets and its applications in Image such as Graph Theory, Cryptography, Linear Processing. Following this , she had a discussion Algebra, Combinatorics in machine learning. with Faculty of the Mathematics Department on the setting of the Mathematics Lab. She • A Talk on Scope of Mathematics was held on enlightened the department with various aspects 8th September,2018 by Sripad Kulkarni, Sr. of the maths lab in her college . Executive, Data Science, Nielsen India, 194 participants attended. He started his talk by Student Activities : introducing data science and work of a data • Two students Mansi Palekar and Santosh Misal scientist. Then he explained why Mathematics of T. Y. B.Sc.attended a 10 day workshop on is required for data science. After that he gave Foundations of Mathematics, at Bhaskaracharya some applications of mathematics in machine Pratishthan. Pune in May 2018. learning. He gave applications of different branches of mathematics such as Algebraic • Two students, Varsha Murugan and Annebreeze topology, linear algebra, algebra etc. in industry. Joseph attended the Mini MTTS programme at He concluded his talk by explaining why the Ratnam College, Bhandup in December, 2018. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 60 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

The following were the activities of the faculty : She attended the Inaugural Conference of the Mathematics Teachers Association conducted • Prof. Subhash Krishnam and Prof. Sudha by HBCSE in January ,2019. She also Agrawal participated in the first level RBPT participated in the second Level RBPT course conducted by COESME held at Jaipur conducted by COESME held at IISER, Pune in in October, 2018. January , 2019. • Prof. Reema Khanna attended a three week • Prof. Siddheshwar Bombale attended the Advance Instructional School on ‘Projective induction programme at IISER, Pune in May Modules’ at ITT, Mumbai conducted by the 2018. National Centre for Mathematics in May 2018..

Department of Microbiology

Academic year 2018-2019 began with a general Challenges by Prof. Surekha Devi on 6th July, meeting of the department teaching staff members 2018, KJSSC. to design the time-table, allot the respective academic duties, plan and execute new innovative pedagogies • Seminar on Microbiome by Dr. Vikram Bohr th based on teaching, learning and evaluation. on 11 August, 2018, KJSSC. Department teaching staff members • Seminar on Course Outcome Programme on th unanimously decided to implement the method of ICT 17 December, 2018 K.J. Somaiya Engineering based Plickers and Testmoz for Internal Assessment College. in the first term. • Workshop on Flow Cytometry on 2nd February, In the academic year 2018-2019, Department 2019, at SIRAC in association with Sathgen. continued to receive the fund under DBT-STAR • Meeting on Applied Agriculture and Biobased Scheme and accordingly different activities were Research and Biofuelson 11th September, 2018 undertaken. at SIMSR. Department takes pride to state that Ms. Suman Invited as Resource persons/Visiting faculty/ Mhatre and Mr. Kartikey Mishra, from T.Y.B.Sc. Judge: Microbiology, after series of rounds of selection and scrutiny were crowned as Ms. Somaiya and Mr. • Invited to attend Board of Studies meeting at Somaiya for the year 2018-2019. SIES College for the year 2018-19. Dr. Unnati Padalia (HOD), Associate Professor, • Invited as a Panel member of Research Dean-Research and Consultancy, Ph.D. Guide. Advisory Committee, SIES College, Sion. Appointments: • Chaired the Session on Seminars on contribution • Dean-Research and Consultancy, K. J. by Nobel Prize Winners 2018. Somaiya College of Science and Commerce, • Invited to chair the session at 7th Annual (KJSSC). Molecular Pathologists Association of India, • Chairperson of BOS for S.Y.B.Sc. and M.Sc. MPAI, ACTREC, Kharghar. Microbiology revised Autonomous syllabus, • Have been the Governing Board Member, KJSSC. January 2019, KJSSC. Workshops / Conferences / Seminars/ Talks • Chaired the Research Scholars Meet, attended conducted on 18th April, 2019 at College level. • Seminar on Nanotechnology: Premises and HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH61 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

• Have been the Managing Committee Member Appointments: for Mumbai Pradesh Arya Vidya Sabha, which • Vice-Chancellor’s nominee on Board of Studies encompasses 17 Gurukul Educational in Microbiology at University of Mumbai. Institutions. • Vice-Chancellor’s nominee on Board of Studies Papers published in Research journals: in Microbiology at SIES College, Sion Two research articles have been sent for (Autonomous). Research Publication in International Journal. • Vice-Chancellor’s nominee on Board of Studies Seminars/Workshops/Conferences/Symposia in Microbiology at Patkar Varde College, Vile talks, Events organized: Parle(Autonomous). Seminaron : • Member Secretary,Academic Council, KJSSC. • Yoga- The way of life on International Day. • Vice-Principal, KJSSC. • Microbiome by Dr. Vikram Bohr, Senior • Member of BOS for S.Y.B.Sc. and M.Sc. Scientist, NIRRH Microbiology revised Autonomous syllabus, KJSSC. • Radiopharmaceuticals and its applications by Dr. • IQAC Co-ordinator, KJSSC Sangeeta Joshi,BRIT. Workshops / Conferences / Seminars/ Talks • Patents, Patent procedure and career attended: opportunities in Patents Ms Mita Sheikh. • Train the Trainer National Workshop on ‘Flipped • Neurolinguistic healing by Dr P.D. Anthappan. Learning’ from 23rd April, 2018 to 26th April, Currently have 2 students registered for Ph.D. 2018 at KJSSC. 2 additional students have been selected for Ph.D. • G-Suite Workshop Training on 8th May, 2018 at K.J.SIMSR. Mrs. Hemlatta Chakraborty, Associate Professor. • 4th Amendment –CAS-New Guidelines on 23rd Appointment: June, 2018 at R.J. College, Ghatkopar. Member of BOS for S.Y.B.Sc. and M.Sc. th Microbiology revised Autonomous syllabus, KJSSC. • New API as per UGC Guidelines on 6 July, 2018 at N.G.Bedekar College, Thane. Workshops / Conferences / Seminars/ Talks attended: • Nanotechnology: Promises and Challenges by Prof. Surekha Devi on 6th July, 2018, at KJSSC. Two- day workshop on RBPT conducted during 23rd November, 2018- 24th November, 2018 at • PBAS, API, Online Process of CAS (as per KJSSC. New Amendments in the UGC act) and Affiliation and Continuation of Courses (Online Seminars/Workshops/Conferences/Symposia/ Process) on 25th July, 2018 at Mithibai College, talks, Events organized: Vile Parle. Convener for state level Annual Microbiology • Talk on Microbiome by Dr. Vikram Bohr on event MICROSCOPE-2018. 11th August, 2018 at KJSSC. Accompanied students to: • Teachers day Celebration: Dr. M.A. Kurup on Institutes like IIT, Powai, visit to Veterinary 05th September, 2018 at KJSSC. College. • How to be Successful anytime, everywhere? Dr. Lolly Jain, Associate Professor, Vice- by Dr. C.P. Girishankar on 10th August, 2018, Principal and Ph.D. Guide. at KJSSC. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 62 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

• CAS and New API Amendments on 25th September, 2018 at NES Ratnam College, September, 2018 at KJSSC. Bhandup. • PTA Meeting Session by Dr. Rajesh Kamath, • Final Semester Project Evaluation of B.Tech Consultant, Chanakya Enterprises on 22nd (Biotechnology) on 3rd May, 2018 at School of September, 2018 at KJSSC. Bioinformatics, D.Y. Patil University. • Fermenter demonstration on 31st July, 2018 at • Paper Setter at School of Bioinformatics, D.Y. Department of Microbiology, KJSSC. Patil University on 6th October, 2018. • API System and New Amendments in the UGC • Induction Programme (F.Y.B.Sc E Division and act on 10th May, 2018 at B.K.Birla College, F.Y.B.Com) on 13th August, 2018 at KJSSC. Kalyan. • Talk on Time Management on 15th June, 2018 • RBPT Writers National Workshop for STEM at Terapanth Sabhabhavan, Ghatkopar. Teachers from 20th January, 2019 to 23rd • Workshop on RBPT on 23rd November, 2018 January,2019 at IISER, Pune. and 24th November, 2018 at KJSSC with Dr. • A Quality Initiative for Student Satisfaction Jitendra Pendharkar and Dr. Roshan D’Souza. Survey- A mind map for stakeholders on 9th • Paper Setter for M.Sc. II Sem III Microbiology February, 2019 at Lala Lajpat Rai College of on 27th September, 2018 at KBP College, Vashi. Commerce and Economics. Invited as Resource persons/Visiting faculty/ • Paper Setter for PET 2018 at University of Judge: Mumbai Research Paper presentation: • Demonstration of Plickers as an ICT tool for Internal Assessment from 25th June, 2018 to • (Oral presentation) entitled: ‘Comparative 3rd July,2018 at KJSSC. Screening of Different Mineral Salt Media for Biosurfactant production by Halophilic • Workshop on ‘Flipped Learning’ on 9th May, organisms’ authored by Shabib Khan, Lolly Jain 2018 at K.J.Somaiya College of Arts and at BIOFACET, National conference conducted Commerce. during 15th February-16th February, 2019 at • Workshop on ‘Teaching, Learning and Patkar-Varde College, Goregaon, Mumbai. Evaluation’ for Faculty of Electronics and Research Papers publication in Research Electronic Telecommunication on 11th July, 2018 journals: at K.J.Somaiya College of Engineering. • ‘Production of Bioflavour using immobilized • Workshop on ‘Teaching, Learning and Lipase from Bacillus megaterium’ by Pratik Evaluation’ for Faculty of Computer Science Ghag and Lolly Jain in International Journal of and IT on 12th July, 2018 at K.J.Somaiya College Pharmacy and Biological Sciences, Vol. 8,Issue of Engineering. 2, June 2018, 647-659, ISSN: 2321-3272(Print) • Workshop on ‘Teaching, Learning and ISSN: 2230-7605 (Online), Peer Reviewed Evaluation’ for Faculty of Mechanical and HSS UGC Approved UGC JOURNAL NO:46322. on 13th July, 2018 at K.J. Somaiya College of • ‘Isolation of trinitrophenol (TNP) degraders and Engineering. its application in bioremediation’ by Poorvi Gujjar • Judge at Dr. Dhalla’s Felicitation Fund: Poster and Lolly Jain, in International Journal of Competition for M.Sc Category on 8th Pharmacy and Biological Sciences, Vol. 8, Issue September, 2018 at Bhavan’s College, Andheri. 3, Sep 2018, 223-227, ISSN: 2321-3272(Print), ISSN: 2230-7605 (Online) Peer ReviewedUGC • Workshop on “Research Based Pedagogical Approved UGC JOURNAL NO:46322. Tools” from 28th September, 2018 to 29th HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH63 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

• ‘Comparative Screening of Different Mineral • Seminar on Teachers Day Celebration by Dr. Salt Media for Biosurfactant production by MR Kurup on 5th September, 2018. Halophilic organisms’by Shabib Khan and Lolly Jain, in Journal of Emerging Technologies and • Seminar on How To Be Successful anytime, th Innovative Research, Peer-reviewed, everywhere? by Dr. C.P. Girishankar on 10 International Research Journal, ISSN: 2349- August, 2018 at KJSSC. 5162,Impact factor 5.87, UGC approved Journal • Workshop on ‘Geneticus Investigatio’ organised number 63975. by the Department of Biotechnology on 21st Seminars/Workshops/Conferences/Symposia/ February, 2019, under the DBT Star Scheme. talks organized: • Workshop on CAS organised by the IQAC of • Enriching Expressions: Talk on Epigenetics: its the College. th role in physiology and disease on 30 August • Underwent a training on Camag HPTLC system 2018, by Mr. Ramchandra Amnekar at Anchrom HPTLC Applications Research th • Workshop on Lyophilizer on 8th February, 2019 Laboratory on 5 January, 2019. th and 15 February, 2019 for F.Y.B.Sc and M.Sc Invited as Resource persons/Visiting faculty/ Part I students with Dr. Rashmi Thakur. Judge: • Workshop on RBPT on 23rd November, 2018 Worked as a Judge for the Essay Competition and 24th November, 2018 at KJSSC. conducted on 28th February, 2019. • Workshop on Foldscope on 11th and 14th Paper presented: February, 2019 at KJSSC by Dr. Anupma Harshal. Attended and presented a paper entitled ‘Biosorption of methylene blue from aqueous • 18th State level Microbiolympiad on 9th January, solutions’ at the National Conference on 2019 at KJSSC. Nanotechnology Research in Industry and colleges organised by Karmaveer Bhaurao College, Vashi on Accompanied students to: the 25th of February, 2019. • BSEB Dept, IIT Powai (M.Sc I students). Minor Research Project: Dr. Soniya Shetty, Assistant Professor. Was sanctioned a research grant for a Minor Dr. Soniya Shetty was awarded Ph.D. in Research Project on ‘Optimization and Pilot scale Microbiology from the University of Mumbai in trials of microbial enzyme production for degumming December 2018, for her thesis entitled ‘Anaerobic of raw silk’ from the University of Mumbai for the retting of coconut fibres to produce textile grade year 2018-19. fibres’. Seminars/Workshops/Conferences/Symposia/ Appointment: talks, Events organized: Member of BOS for S.Y.B.Sc. and M.Sc. • Organized a two day DBT Star Scheme Microbiology revised Autonomous syllabus, KJSSC. sponsored workshop on ‘Biostatistics-Insilico’ for 35 students of T.Y.B.Sc. on 1st and 2nd Workshops / Conferences / Seminars/ Talks August, 2018. attended: • Organized an Essay Competition for students • Two-day workshop on RBPT, ‘Research based of all departments of the college as a part of rd pedagogical tools’ during 23 November, 2018- National Science Day celebrations in the th 24 November, 2018, at KJSSC and College. successfully implemented the same for projects undertaken by T.Y.B.Sc. students as a part of their curriculum. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 64 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Refresher, Orientation, Induction Courses/ conducted on 11th August, 2018 at SIES College short term Courses etc.: of Commerce and Economics, Sion Mumbai. Successfully completed a short term course on • Workshop (as a part of Course-work for on- ‘Encapsulating Gender’ conducted by UGC-HRDC, going Ph.D. work) on Thesis writing and e- University of Mumbai from 14th to 20th November, content creation conducted on 25th August, 2018 2019 at Sophia College, Mumbai. at SIES College of Commerce and Economics, Sion Mumbai. Accompanied students to: • Workshop (Online Session) on “Train the Trainer • Z-BAC Adventure training institute: Organized on Flipped Learning” conducted on 10th May, a two-day Soft skill training and adventure camp 2018. and accompanied students of T.Y.B.Sc. and M.Sc. to Z-BAC, Kolad on 17th- and 18th • Workshop (as a part of Course-work foron- February, 2019. going Ph.D. work) on Chromatography conducted during 26th December 2018-31st • Directorate of Forensic Science Laboratories, December, 2018 at GNIRD Guru Nanak Khalsa Kalina. College, Matunga, Mumbai. Mr. Shabib Khan, Assistant Professor. Invited as Resource persons/Visiting faculty/ Appointments: Judge: • Member of BOS for S.Y.B.Sc. and M.Sc. • Invited for an Introductory Session on “e- Microbiology revised Autonomous syllabus. Resources for Enhancement of Research” for post-graduate and under-graduate students, • Co-ordinator Member Secretary, UGC-CPE conducted by the Library Development Advisory Committee, KJSSC. Committee on 4th February, 2019. • In-charge (along with Dr. Abhishek Mane-Dept. • Demonstration of Plickers as an ICT tool for of Biotechnology) of the Fermenter instrument Internal Assessment during 25th June-3rd July, installed in Microbiology department. 2018 at K.J.Somaiya College of Science and • Re-appointed as a Mentor for a 1 week course Commerce. on Basic Techniques in Microbiology, offered Research Papers presentation: by the Department, for students from Honour’s Course. • Presented a Research Paper (Oral presentation) entitled: ‘Comparative Screening Workshops / Conferences / Seminars/ Talks of Different Mineral Salt Media for attended: Biosurfactant production by Halophilic • Workshop (Face to face Session)at National organisms’ authored by Shabib Khan, Lolly Jain level on “Train the Trainer on Flipped Learning” at BIOFACET, National conference conducted th th conducted during 23rd April-26th April, 2018 at during 15 February-16 February, 2019 at K.J.Somaiya College of Science and Patkar-Varde College, Goregaon, Mumbai. Commerce. • Presented a Research Paper (Oral • Workshop (as a part of Course-work for on- presentation) entitled: ‘Synergistic Approach of going Ph.D. work) on Introduction to R software ICT and Innovative Assessment for conducted during 27th July, 2018-28th July, 2018 Enhancement in Teaching-Learning Process’ at Thakur College of Science and Commerce, authored by Shabib Khan at a NAAC sponsored Kandivali, Mumbai. National Seminar NNPAAC 2019 conducted during 2nd March 2019-3rd March 2019, at Dr. • Workshop (as a part of Course-work foron- Ambedkar College, Deekshabhoomi, Nagpur. going Ph.D. work) on Research Methodology HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH65 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Research Papers publication in Research Kalwa Thane on 5th January, 2019. journals: • Z-BAC Adventure Training Institute, Kolad: Co- • Paper entitled: ‘Synergistic Approach of ICT organized a visit of S.Y.B.Sc. and T.Y.B.Sc. and Innovative Assessment for Enhancement students and accompanied them to Z-BAC in Teaching-Learning Process’ authored by Adventure Training Institute, Kolad, for a two- Shabib Khan in Research Chronicler, Peer- day Soft-skill training and Adventure Camp on reviewed, International Multidisciplinary 17th and 18th February, 2019. Research Journal, Impact factor-0.909, Dr. Rashmi Thakur, Assistant Professor. eISSN:2347-503X, pISSN: 2347-5021, Vol VII,Special Issue II, March 2019 page number Appointment: 126-130, UGC approved Journal number 41311. Member of BOS for S.Y.B.Sc. and M.Sc. • Paper entitled: ‘Comparative Screening of Microbiology revised Autonomous syllabus. Different Mineral Salt Media for Biosurfactant Workshops / Conferences / Seminars/ Talks production by Halophilic organisms’ authored attended: by Shabib Khan, Lolly Jain, in Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative • Talk on Microbiome by Dr. Vikram Bohr on Research, Peer-reviewed, International 11th August, 2018 at KJSSC. Research Journal, ISSN: 2349-5162,Impact factor 5.87, UGC approved Journal number • Fermenter demonstration on 31st July, 2018 at 63975. Department of Microbiology, KJSSC. Seminars/Workshops/Conferences/Symposia/ Invited as Resource persons/Visiting faculty/ talks, Events organized: Judge: Worked as Co-organizer of an Essay Demonstration of Plickers as an ICT tool for Competition conducted on National Science Day, 28th Internal Assessment from 25th June, 2018 to 3rd July, February, 2019 for under-graduate and post-graduate 2018 at KJSSC. students. Seminars/Workshops/Conferences/Symposia/ Refresher, Orientation, Induction Courses, etc.: talks, Events organized: • Successfully completed 26 days Induction • Co-Convener for state level Annual programme under MHRD Scheme during 1st Microbiology event MICROSCOPE-2018. May-2018-26th May 2018, at CoESME, IISER • Workshop on Lyophilizer on 8th February,2019 Pune. and 15th February, 2019 for F.Y.B.Sc. and M.Sc. • Successfully completed Refresher Course in Part I students with Dr. Lolly Jain. Biology Core with the theme Advances in Accompanied students to: Modern Biology during 5th September 2018-25th September 2018, at UGC HRDC, DAVV, Institutes like IIT, Powai, Forensic research lab, Indore. Kalina; Anchrome, Mulund. • Successfully completed two Courses- 8 weeks Dr. Seema Sambrani, Assistant Professor. each (Introduction to Research and Introduction Appointments: to Biostatistics) offered by NPTEL, Swayam portal during August 2018-October 2018. • Member of BOS for S.Y.B.Sc. and M.Sc. Microbiology revised Autonomous syllabus. Accompanied students to: • Member of the College Research Committee • Ankur Theme Park, Enviro-vigil, Kalwa: and the International Relations and Industry Organized a visit and accompanied S.Y.B.Sc. collaboration and Linkages Committee in the students to Ankur Theme Park, Enviro-vigil, academic year 2018-19. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 66 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Workshops / Conferences / Seminars/ Talks • Was the external examiner for M.Sc. attended: Microbiology Practical exams at SIES College of Arts Science and Commerce, Sion and at • Seminar on Microbiome by Dr. Vikram Bohr Ramnarain Ruia College, Matunga. on 11th August, 2018 at KJSSC. • Was in-charge of the annual departmental • Attended the two-day workshop on Research activity NEBULA. Based Pedagogical Tools organized by IQAC in association with MHRD and IISER, Pune at Paper presentation: K.J. Somaiya College on 23rd and 24th November 2018. Presented a paper entitled’ Quantum dots based detection of DNA transformation’ at a National • Teachers day Celebration: Dr. M.A. Kurup on Conference on Integrationof Biological data for 5th September, 2018 at KJSSC. translation of Science on 22nd February, 2019 and rd • Expert talk by Dr. Barthwick from Glasgow 23 February, 2019 at Vidyapratishthan College of University on Global food crisis-How Secure is Science and Commerce, Baramati. your food? on 7th March, 2019,KJSSC. Papers published in research journals: • Participated in the Faculty Development • Girija Verma and Seema Sambrani,May Programme on Intellectual Property Rights and 2018,International Journal of Scientific Research Extension Education jointly organized by DLLE and Development, Isolation of Organic at B.L. Amlani College of Commerce and Solvent Tolerant Bacteria Producing th Economics, Mumbai on 29 March, 2019. Amylase and Characterization of Its Amylase • Seminar, Guidance Session for international Activity,Volume 4 Issue 5 , ISSN [ONLINE]: studies by Dr. Satyendra Upadhyay, Director, 2395-1052,(UGC APPROVED Journal) International, SVV, Overseas Opportunities on • Neeraja Kolhatkar and Dr. Seema Sambrani, rd 23 July, 2018, KJSSC. June 2018,Isolation and Identification of Agar • Seminar by Dr. Giovanna Grassi, University of Degrading Bacteria from Marine Bresica, Italy,on Climate change and water Environment . IOSR Journal of Pharmacy and Resources, KJSSC on 6th October, 2018, Biological Sciences.(e-ISSN:2278-3008, p- KJSSC. ISSN:2319-7676. Volume 13, Issue 3 Vol . III, ( UGC APPROVED Journal) • Lecture by Sir. Philip Cohen, University of Dundee on The Interplay between protein Three bacteria deposited in NCMR Culture collection phosphorylation and ubiquitilation in regulating Centre, Pune. the immune system on 11th February, 2019, Seminars/Workshops/Conferences/Symposia/ KJSSC. talks, Events organized: Invited as Resource persons/Visiting faculty/ • Organised Bioinformatics workshop for Judge: T.Y.B.Sc. and M.Sc. semester III students with • Invited by KBP College, Vashi to conduct a One hands on training in July, 2018. Day Workshop on Intellectual Property Rights • Organised hands on training for Chick embryo on 12th February,2019. inoculation at the Bombay Veterinary • Invited as a resource person at the National College,Mumbai for T.Y.B.Sc. and M.Sc. conference on Integration in Biological data for Semester 3 students in August 2018. translation of Science organized by Department • Organised visit to Somaiya common facility of Microbiology, Vidyapratishthan, Baramati, in centre for demonstration of GC and HPLC collaboration with Savitribai Phule Pune chromatographic techniques in October 2018. University, Pune and Microbiologists Society, India from 22nd to 23rd February, 2019. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH67 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

• Placed two students for internship at National New Appointments (Teaching staff): Centre for Microbial Research, Pune. Ms. Versha Peghwal and Ms. Nikki Dutt joined • Conducted Extempore competition for the UG the department in the Academic year 2018-2019. and PG students in memory of my grandmother for the third consecutive year. and sponsored prizes worth Rs.7000/-

Department of Nutraceuticals

Department of Nutraceuticals organized various Students participated in various inter and intra activities throughout the year: college events: Parent teacher Meeting was organized by M.Sc. I10 Students participated in Workshop Department of Nutraceuticals for the MSc Part I on Isolation of natural products on 11/09/2018 by &; MSc part II students, on 12 th September 2018, Birla College, Kalyan. M.Sc. II 5 Students 6 th floor of K.J.Somaiya Engineering College. 38 participated in IUFoST, organized from 23/10/18 to students were present out of 40 along with their 28/10/2018 at Vashi, Navi Mumbai. M.Sc. I and II parents. The meeting started with discussion on 40 Students participated in one day AMUL–MILK Autonomy, its benefits, its norms. A brief introduction Day organized by Department of Nutraceuticals with of faculties was given. Parents were informed about AMUL at KJSSC. Aditi K. and Vitragi W. received Syllabus change, evaluation pattern for MSc. Part I 1st Prize and Pramila S. and Nisha P. received 2nd from year 2018 and Students has to undertake 6 Prize. M.Sc. I Students participated in Convergence month project work in industry or in department. Issue 09/01/19 to 10/01/19 at KJSSC 1st Prize in Treasure of Attendance was in depth discussed in the meeting. Hunt, 2nd Prize in Plastic Rangoli, Quick five house- Alumni interaction was organized on 27/08/2018 Housie. M.Sc.I Students participated in Vruksham at 6th floor, Nutra Laboratory Ms. Jinal 09/01/19 KJSSC received 3rd Prize in Flip and fit. KaratriyaNutra Alumni currently working as M.Sc. II and M.Sc. I Students participated in Maker Nutritionist at Gold Gym addressed the students Mela 17/01/19-19/01/19. M.Sc. I Students participated regarding approach towards study and project work. in Workshop on Chase your dreams 08/03/19 20 students of M.Sc Part II attended the interaction. organized by KJSSC. 40students, M.Sc. I and II visited ISKON Kitchen on 30/10/2018 Expert talk of Ms.Fatima Kader was organized on Myths and Facts of Food and Nutrition on 28/ Faculties participated in various faculty 02/2019 at 6th floor, Nutraceutical Laboratory. 03 improvement programs Faculties and 37 students attended session. Dr. Veena Salvi Departmental fest-Nutricus- was organized on 27/ 02/2019 comprising of various events –Quiz, Play • Resource person for Hindustan Times Article; your Luck, Black taboo, Puzzle. Student arranged “It’s all in the mind” based on Nootropics healthy food product exhibition. • Invited as Panellist at a Seminar on “Need for Extension activities organized: Talk by Dr Health Supplements & Nutraceuticals in VeenaSalvi at Ghatkopar Police colony to create Nutrition Practice – A New Approach,” awareness on pulses and its importance in diet. Article organized by Indian Dietetics Association – by Dr VeenaSalvi on Nutropics -It’s all in the Mumbai Chapter and HADSA. Mind was published in Hindustan Times on 01-10- Ms. Purva Medhi 2018. Article byMs.PurvaMedhi on Curcumin: Ancient Spice validated by Sciencewas published • Invited as Speaker and Chair for Scientific in Ingredients –South Asia on 16-02-2019 Session at International Conference IUFOST, 2018 HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 68 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

• Won Oral Presentation Award at International • Participated and presented an SSR model at Conference IUFOST, 2018 national conference “Students Satisfaction Survey as a Quality Practice” • Published article in Saffron Media –Food and Beverages, - “Curcumin” • Participated in two day workshop on “ Research • Invited as subject expert at G. N. Khalsa Based Pedagogical Tools organized by KJSSC College. in Collaboration with IISER Pune • Invited as an expert for Column • Qualified PET Life sciences Exam 2018 chromatography for 6days workshop on • Hands on Training for Analysis of Food Chromatography, at G.N.I.R.D., G.N. Khalsa Bioactives organised by Food Eng. & Tech Dep. College. ICT • Qualified PET Bio analytical Sciences Exam ConsultationsProvided By Department: 2018 • ISKCON – Mid Day Meal (Third Party • Participated in two day workshop on “ Certification) Research Based Pedagogical Tools organized by KJSSC in Collaboration with IISER Pune • Ghee Analysis (KJSEC) • Participated in Design thinking workshop at riidl, • Dehydrated plant material (Nareshwadi) Somaiya Vidyavihar • Nutritional Analysis (SAHAS) Ms. Tejal Bowlekar • Nutritional Analysis (SVV-MSU) • Participated in Self development in he context of spirituality-A Practical Approach

Department of Physics

The following activities were organised by the • Workshop “Introduction to Micorprocessor and department C++” for T.Y.B.Sc. Students. • Inter-collegiate workshop on “Maintenance of • Inter-collegiate Fest “Fizika” laboratory equipment” for lab supporting staff in collaboration with Dept of chemistry and • “The Light Show” - Exhibition of Light based Western Regional Instrumentation centre experimental demonstrations for school and (WRIC), University of Mumbai college students • Educational Visit :Geomagnetic Observatory, • Night sky gazing at Patil Farm, Asangon. Alibaug : Bhabha Atomic Research Centre • Exhibition of projects made by T.Y.B.Sc. (13) • Invited Talk 1: “LASER, Butterfly effect and under Star DBT Scheme. secure communication” By Dr. D. J. Biswas, Achievement of students: Former Senior Scientist, Raja Rammana Fellow, Bhabha Atomic Research Center • All PG Semester IV students successfully placed for internship at reputed research • Invited Talk 2: “Development and significance institutes and industries. of the periodic table” by Prof. C. Agaslar, (retd) Former. Senior scientist from HBCSE • Two of our M.Sc. -I students are selected for summer project at Nuclear Physics Division- • “Emerging trends in 4G technology “ by Mr. BARC to carry out project during MAY- June Somya Mishra, Reliance Digital 2019. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH69 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

• T.Y. B.Sc. Student Parmeshwar Singh secured Ms. Rajana Shukl place among national level top 1% students in Dr. Meena Sharma NGPE Exam, while other 6 students are among top 10% students nationwide. Dr. Deepak More • F.Y.B.Sc. Student Mr. Sameer Sethi is selected Dr. Geeta Nair for summer School at IIT- Bhubaneswar. Ms. Smita Survase • Two of F.Y.B.Sc students won 2nd prize in Dr. Pallavi Raote intercollegiate quiz competition During FIZZICS-2019 organized by R.D. National Mr. Ketankumar Gayakwad College. Dr. Rucha Naik • 12 students had actively participated in Dr. Shruti Barve VIDNYAN VARI 2018-19 organized by Marathi VigyanParishad, Mumbai for teaching Other Workshop and Seminars attended by faculty school kids during the month of August to members are as follows: December in 20 schools on weekends or during Dr. Meena Sharma (Laser Holography and application vacation. and lecture on sculpting light) Awards secured by faculty members: Dr. Deepak More (workshops of NPTEL courses at 1. Dr. Jitendra Pendharkar,: 3rd Prize for State IIT-B.) presently he is NPTEL center coordinator of level kavyasangrah K. J. Somaiya College of Sci and Comm. ) 2. Dr. Geeta Nair: Consolation Prize in National Dr. Geeta Nair (AICTE/ISTE sponsored one week Level Essay Competition induction/ refresher program “Inclusion of Nanotechnology in Various commercial arena”) 3. Dr. PallaviRaote : 2nd Prize : Best poster in “National conference in Recent trends in Dr. Jitendra Pendharkar : (National workshop on Photonic, Smart and nanomaterials” Open Education resources in Higher Education (Under PMMMNMTT) Following Teachers attended Refresher course in academic year 2018-19 Ms. Smita Survase : (“India International Science Festival-2018”) Ms. Ranjana Shukl Mr. Amit More – Represented college at Orientation Mr. Amit More of participating institutes to initiate works in Adopted Dr. Pallavi Raote villages clusters (Unnat Bharat Abhiya 2.0) Following teachers were selected and attended Paper Publication : (STEM Teacher training workshop on Research - Smita Survase, I Sulaniab, H. Narayanc, P. based Pedagogical Tools” at National level : Dhangdaa, M.Thakurdesaia “Swift Heavy Ion Dr. Meena Sharma (Level 1) induced interface mixing in a Te/Cd/Tetrilayer thin film system” , Materials Today: Proceedings, Dr. Geeta Nair (Level 2) Volume 9, Part 2, 2019, Pages 450-457 Mr. A. M. Shaker (Level -1) Paper and Poster presentation: Dr. Jitendra Pendharkar (Level 3) Mr. A. M. Shaker’s paper “What are experimental Ms. Smita Survase (Level 1 & 2) Skills? A study with in service teachers” was presented by co-author at Conference on Physics Following teachers are attended “One day workshop Education University of Witwatersrand, on Moodle for teachers and system administrators” Johannesburg, South Africa From IIT-B at remote center KJSCE HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 70 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Ms. Smita Survase presented paper “Thermal and Dr. Shruti Barve presented also presented paper on athermal annealing of Te/Cd/TeTrilayer: A “holistic Approach for Sustainable development” in comparative study” in DAE solid State Physics a national conference at M. H. National College. Symposium, organized at Guru Jambheshwar Resource Persons/Visiting Faculty/ Judges Etc: University of Science and Technology, Hisar, Haryana. Dr. Meena Sharma : • Resource person at “26th Mr. Amit More’s paper s paper “Thermal Study of National Children Science Congress” Bhubaneshwar. PMMA- Li-NO2” was presented by co-author in Dr. Deepak More : • Subject expert for “CAS ICAMS-2018 at RajeRamraoMahavidylay, Jath, Interview for stage 1 to 2” at St. Xavier’s college. Sangali. • Resource person at “INSPIRE” Dr. Pallavi Raote (Physics) along with Dr. Vanita Kulakarni (Physics) presented poster “Investigation • Conducted workshop for “Superposition of wave of Photo-lumniance properties of MSA capped CdTe/ using Octave (Under Star -DBT Scheme)” at R. J. Se core shell nanoparticles using aqueous synthesis College route” National conference in Recent trends in Ms. Smita Survase : Judge for exhibition at Rayat Photonic ,Smart and nanomaterials, Birla College, Shikshan Science Conference [Vashi] Kalayan and won 2nd Best Poster award in the conference. Dr. Jitendra Pendharkar : • Invited special observer Dr. Rucha Naik presented paper “Students and Volunteer, STEM Teacher training workshop satisfaction survey as a quality Practice” in a on Research Based pedagogical tools (level 1) at National conference on at Vaze college of Arts, Kolakatta, West Bengal Science and Commerce, Mulund. • Conducted RBPT workshop at various colleges in Dr. Shruti Barve presented paper “Inclusive Mumbai Philosophy: solution for discrimination” in conference Ms. Smita Survase, Dr. Pallavi Raote and Dr. Rucha on Equality and inclusion at Guru nanak college of Naik : • Resource persons (twice) at West Region Arts, Science and Commerce. Instruments Centre, University of Mumbai.

Department of Sanskrit

In the academic year 2018-19, the Sanskrit all the questions correctly. In that lecture they had to department of K.J. Somaiya College of Science and rearrange the names of birds and animals in Sanskrit Commerce conducted various competitions like essay which were given in the form of table. Students and writing, story reading and stotra recitation. Many madam both enjoyed this activity . During that year, students participated in all the competitions and some other activities related to syllabus were also secured ranks. In the same year, department also conducted during the lectures to make the study easy. conducted special activity lecture . It was attened In this way in the entire year, Sanskrit department by our ex vice principal DR. Shailaja Menon madam. worked with joy and happiness as well as studied Students were present in large number and answered good with good numbers. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH71 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Department of Statistics

1. Students Achievements: at University of Pune from 3-12-18 to 9-12-18. She also attended a session on ‘A Quality Initiative Ms. Deesha Dedhia and Ms. Poonam for Student Satisfaction Survey- A Mind Map Suryavanshi from T.Y.B.Sc. attended a conference for Stakeholders’ at Lala Lajpatrai College of on ‘Applications of Statistics in Clinical Research’ in Commerce & Economics on 9-02-19. Ahmedabad Gujarat on 8th Sept 2018. c. Ms. Namrata Nagwekar attended a national Mr. Pawan Kumar from S.Y.B.Sc. won the seminar on Understanding Clinical Trials & Role 1st prize in Jump Rope Speed Competition held at of Statistics in Clinical Trials at SIES College, Somaiya Campus. Similarly Mr. Mayuresh Mahajan National Conference on Applications of won 2nd prize for the same event. He also participated Statistics in Clinical Research & Life Science in a Workshop on ‘A Vedic Approach to Industry at Ahmedabad, Gujarat, a local Mathematics’ at Lala Lajpat Rai College of workshop on RBPT & CAS at KJSSC, Commerce & Economics. Mr. Akhil Maru from Enhancement of Teaching & Learning skills in T.Y.B.Sc. attended a SAS course on Essentials, Statistics at Central University of Rajasthan. ANOVA, Regression & Logistic Regression and Apart from these, completed the Orientation participated Data Analytics & Mining Championship Course at JNU, New Delhi from 8-10-18 to 2- (SAS) at NMIMS. 11-18. 2. Teachers Participation: d. Mr. Dinesh Chaurasia presented a paper at a. Mr. Prashant Shah attended a local workshop National Seminar on ‘Population & Sustainable on RBPT at KJSSC from 23-11-2018 to 24-11- development in India’ at Sangat Plaza, Bhopal 18, another workshop at K.C.College, on 25-1-19. Churchgate on 25-3-19 named ‘Type setting in e. Ms. Arati Hakim attended a National workshop Latex & presentation using Beamer. He was a on Statistical Analysis using SPSS at University resource person for local workshop on Of Mumbai from 22-2-19 to 23-2-19. ‘Statistical Analysis Using R & Python’ at KJSSC, Engineering Building on 11-8-18. He 3. Departmental Activities also judged the event ‘Data Championship, at National Statistics Day was celebrated on 29th K.C. College, Churchgate on 26-9-18. June, 2018. A workshop on “Introduction to Python b. Ms. Arati Kore attended various workshops like Programming & R tool for statistical computing was CAS at KJSSC, BEQET awards Preparation organised on 10th& 11th August, 2018. Two-day at Khalsa College and ‘Enhancement of workshop on “Data analysis in R using Teaching & Learning Skills in Statistics at STATCRAFT” was organised on 12th& 13th Dec, Central University of Rajasthan. She was also 2018. An Intercollegiate fest “Sankhyashastra” was a resource person for a local workshop held on 8th Jan, 2019. An Industrial Visit was arranged “Statistical Analysis using R & Python”. She for students of T.Y.B.Sc. Statistics to “Anand completed her short term course in ‘ Innovative Agriculture University”, Gujarat from 10th Jan to 12th Teaching & Research Methodology in Statistics’ Jan, 2019. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 72 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Department of Zoology

Staff Achievements for its TYBSc Students, under DBT star college scheme. 23 students attended the excursion and 1. Dr. Amol Patwardhan were accompanied by two staff members Dr. Research paper published in International Amol Patwardhan, Dr. Shanti Upadhye and our Journal of Entomology Research, ISSN : 2455-4758; Lab assistant Mr. Sameer Somane. Impact factor : RJIF 5.24. Volume 4 Issue 1 January • Department of Zoology conducted Mangrove 2019; page 32-36 visit at Soonabai Pirojshah Godrej Marine 2. Dr. Amol Patwardhan Ecology Centre on 18th July 2018. The said visit was attended by 28 students of T. Y. BSc and First Ph.D Student defended her thesis on 7th 13 students of M. Sc Zoology part II, march 2019, and was recommended for PhD in accompanied by Dr. Vikrant Deshmukh, Mr. Zoology Ajay Tripathi and Miss. Madhuri Padaya. Visit 3. Mr. Ajay Tripathi was hosted by Mr. Hemant who manages mangrove ecology in the facility. Importance of Co author in University of Mumbai textbook on mangrove ecology was discussed in depth with Histology, Toxicology and Biostatistics, ISBN : 978- students which was concluded with small activity 93- 5311- 618-7 of quiz competition among students. Students Students’ Achievements also realised the possibility of research opportunities in the said facility. • Revati Vispute of T.Y.B.Sc., went for a International exchange program to China under • Department of Zoology announced a lecture AIESEC global volunteer program. series titled, ‘Career after Zoology’; on Saturday, 21st July 2018 and Mrs. Kiran Deshpande was • Department of Zoology conducted Biostatistics invited to deliver a lecture on Career in Dietetics. workshop In silico 22nd and 23rd June 2018 (9:00 She is a graduate in Zoology and post graduate am to 4:30 am). Mr. Nitin Wasnik from D. G. in Dietetics from SP Pune University. She has Ruparel College was the resource person for worked in eminent hospitals like Apollo, both the days. This workshop was attended by Wokhart, MG Sion hospital etc. as consultant 29 students of M. Sc. part II from Zoology and dietitian. Biotechnology. • A motivational lecture was organised by • 6th of July is celebrated as World Zoonoses Day, Department of Zoology for students on 17th July to spread awareness among the public regarding 2018 at 10 am in college seminar hall. Mrs. animal borne diseases, their spread, Harshini kanhekar was invited as Guest speaker containment, prevention and treatment. The who is First women Fire officer in India. She is Department of Zoology was happy to host a currently posted at ONGC fire engineer. This talk by Veterinary Consultant Dr. Lalit Sharma motivational lecture was organised under DBT- on this occasion. Sir delivered the talk on behalf Star College Scheme. of the NGO Vidyansetu Foundation. The talk was attended by 74 students and departmental • Department of Zoology Report on visit to SRC staff. In a humorous vein, the speaker covered Labs (Vaze-Kelkar College) As the T.Y.BSc. the Do’s and don’t’s of Animal diseases and students have Animal Tissue Culture as part of the risks involved to human life. Sir elaborated their syllabus, we organized a visit to Scientific on important diseases like rabies, anthrax, swine Research Centre of V.G. Vaze-Kelkar College, flu etc. so that the students get a exposure to an actual working of a ATC lab. 23 students were • On the 12th of July 2018, Department of Zoology accompanied by Dr. Shanti Upadhye and Mr. organised a one day field trip to Neral- Matheran Ajay Tripathi on 2nd August 2018 to the SRC HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH73 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

lab. All assembled at the gate of the Vaze-Kelkar Kashmir at 10:00am The expert began the college at 10.30 am. session with the explanation about aquaculture in brief. Since there was harvesting happening • Department of Zoology had organised one day at the time of the visit the students got a chance excursion for SYBSC students to Tungareshwar to see how the seeds are given a nice shower Wildlife Sanctuary on 7th August 2018 under to clean their guts and later packed in plastic DBT STAR COLLEGE SCHEME. 47 students bags with sufficient amount of aeration for were accompanied by two teaching staff - Dr. transport. The expert’s name was Roshan who Amol Patwardhan and Shreya Patil and one non had an experience of 6 years. Aarey teaching staff - Samir Somane. aquaculture has 3 Indian carps and 3 Chinese • Dept of Zoology A Visit to Aquaculture, Aarey Carps. Roshan showed the students how to colony. On Thursday, 30th August’18, the MSc- identify and differentiate between the Indian II students of K.J.Somaiya from department of carps (Rohu, Catla, Mrigel). He also explained zoology were taken for a visit to Fish breeding how the ponds and the fish feed are prepared. centre. The students assembled at Chota HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 74 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH

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Activities of Attendance Committee (2018-19) • Intercollegiate events and activities 1.Report on PTA Meeting (Saturday, 22nd • Attendance of Students September, 2018) • Tutor-Mentor scheme A PTA meeting was organized by the • Career opportunities Attendance Committee in coordination with various • Remedial coaching departments of Science and Commerce Faculty of • Co-curricular and extra-curricular activities, K.J.Somaiya College of Science and Commerce for sports, NSS, NCC, DLLE, IQAC, nature club, the Parents of SY/TY B.Com/B.Sc (both Aided extension committee, certificate courses etc. and Unaided sections) students on Saturday, 22nd September, 2018 from 9.00 am to 2.00 pm. The parents appreciated the initiatives taken by college and departments. A talk on ‘Effective Parenting’ by Mr. Rajesh Kamath, was conducted for the parents of Report on ‘Induction Programme for F.Y B.Sc SY B.Com/B.Sc (aided) students in Kalidas Sabha and F.Y.B.Com Students’ Gruh. K.J.Somaiya College of Arts and commerce. Mr. Rajesh Kamath is a Chanakya Consultant, The K. J. Somaiya College of Science and Facilitator and Coach, where in the objective is to Commerce in association with Attendance Committee, apply principles from Kautilya’s Arthshastra (a organized an induction programme for F.Y B.Sc and th th th th timeless Management encyclopedia authored in 4 F.Y.B.Com students 13 , 14 , 16 and 18 August, BC) to modern organizations. He is known for 2018. It was to make the newly joined FY students combining the best of western and Indian aware of the various academic and non-academic management science to provide Leadership activities in the college, the evaluation pattern, the consulting, coaching and learning solutions to the rules and regulations of the examinations and to inspire industry – these are a first in the industry. Around them to do the courses they have taken with full 300 parents benefitted from the talk. The speaker enthusiasm. talked about today’s challenges for the teens, the Each day’s programme was divided into two need to talk to the children about the problems and sessions. The first sessions in each day was attended become ourselves a platform to put and sort their by FY B.Com (Divisions-G, F& H) students and the confusions about various aspects and more than second sessions by FY BSc ( Divisions- A, B, C, D, anything else the parents should change themselves E & Biotech) students. Each session was started and their outlook towards their children. The parents with the campus prayer followed by the welcome were very impressed with the talk and thanked for speech cum introduction to the Somaiya campus and keeping such a session for them. all facilities provided to the students, by I/C Principal After attending the talk on Effective Parenting’ Dr. Pradnya Prabhu. The IQAC presentations were by Mr. ArunNaik, the parents were directed to the done by Dr. Lolly Jain, Ms Aarti Kore, Dr. Chandana respective departments for the Parent-Teacher Basu and Mr. Jayesh Bhagat. The exam cell interaction. The TY B.Sc/B.Com parent-teacher presentations regarding the evaluation pattern, the meetings were solely done by the respective rules and regulations of the examinations were done departments. The unaided sections carried out their by Dr. Smita Paranjpe, Mr. Nikhil Phansekar, Mr. meeting with the parents in the 6th floor, Engineering Amit Jhetwa, Dr. Trupti Tawde, Dr. Geeta Nair, Dr. College except for Biotechnology which was held in Deepak More and Dr. Yogesh Ghalsasi. In some the K.J.S.Sc. premise. In each department the sessions the different language options provided by following points were discussed with the parents. Department of Buddhism were given by Mr. Animesh and Ms. Pallavi Jable. The NSS and NCC • Departmental activities programmes were explained by Mr. D. G. Phondekar • Examinations and the related details and Ms. Reshma Shinde. DLLE activities were given HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH75 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

by Mr. Saurabh Shettye. The sports activities of Different alumni from various department of Science Somaiya Campus were explained by Mr. Ashuthosh & Commerce spoke to students to inspire them. Each Rathod, Coordinator-Sports Academy, SVV. day’s session was ended with the national anthem. The detailed schedule of the induction programme is given in the tables below. F.Y.B.Com Date Day Prayer Welcome IQAC Exam Dept of Sports NSS DLLE Alumni 10.45- address 11.05- cell Budhism 11.40- 11.50- 12.00- 12.10- 10.50 10.50- 11.20 11.20- 11.35- 11.50 12.00 12.10 12.15 am 11.05 am 11.35 11.40 am pm pm pm am am 13-08 Monday Dr. Dr. Dr. Mr. Mr. D. Mr. Mr. -18 Veena Lolly Smita Ashu- G. Phon Sau- Jay Salvi Jain Paranjpe thosh dekar rabh Lalit Rathod, Shetye Lodaya Dr. Coord- 14-08 Tuesday Ms.Pradnya Ms. Mr. Mr. inator, NCC- ---- Mr. -18 PurvaPrabhu, Aarti Nikhil Anim- Sports Ms. Himan- I/C Kore Phan- esh Acade- Reshma shu Principal sekar my,SVV Shinde Patel 16-08 Thursday Ms. Dr. Cha- Mr. Ms.Riz- -18 Devayani ndana Amit wana Sandip Basu Jhetwa Shaikh Dongre & Ms. Ayesha Shaikh F.Y.B.Sc Date Day Prayer Welcome IQAC Exam Dept of Sports NSS DLLE Alumni 12.30- address 12.50- cell Budhism 1.25- 1.20- 2.10- 2.20- 12.35 12.35- 1.10 1.10- 1.20 2.10 2.20 2.30 pm 12.50 pm 1.25 pm pm pm pm pm pm 13-08 Monday Dr. Dr. Dr. Mr. Mr. D. Mr. Ms. -18 Veena Lolly Trupti Ashu- G. Phon Sau- Neelam Salvi Jain Tawde thosh dekar rabh Mukhtar Rathod, Shetye Shaikh Dr. Coord- Pradnya inator, Prabhu, Sports I/C Acade- Principal my,SVV 14-08 Tuesday Ms. Ms. Dr. Ms. NCC- ---- Mr. Bha- -18 Purva Aarti Geeta Pallavi Ms. gvati Kore Nair Jable Reshma Anil Shinde Nandu HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 76 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

16-08 Thursday Ms. Dev- Dr. Cha- Mr. ------Mr. -18 ayani ndana Deepak Yash Sandip Basu More Punjabi Dongre 18-08 Saturday Ms. Mr. Dr. ------Mr. -18 Harita Jayesh Yogesh Nishchal Nair Bhagat Ghalsasi Dwivedi

Implementation of RFID machine for taking There were enormous and serious problems attendance of Students associated with taking attendance using RFID machines. To sort out these, a meeting of all faculty The implementation of RFID machines for members with Digital Edu team was conducted on taking attendance of SY/TY B.Sc/B.Com Aided/ 20th February, 2019 at 12.30 pm in the Seminar Hall. Unaided classes started in the month of July, 2018. Dr. NishamolKanat, Convener, Attendance The college took the help of private agency, Digital Committee, read out the problems faced by teachers Edu for the implementation of same. Attendance in taking the attendance and syncing the data. Apart committee members trained five non–teaching staff from these issues, many teachers raised different members for the smooth conduction of taking difficulties faced by them during the processes. Digital attendance. The machine data was synced to the Edu team accepted their mistakes and problems, but Digital Edu system every day. In second term, more no satisfactory solution was provided. RFID machines were available for taking attendance and each department was given the entire responsibility of one machine each.

Awards and Prizes Committee

Report on Teachers day celebration On this occasion, followed by teachers day celebration, Long service award function was Teachers day celebration was organized on 5th organized. The chief guest for this function was Dr. september ,2018 by the cultural forum in seminar M.R. Kurup, secretary, Kelkar Education trust. hall at 10 am . The program began with the campus Faculties and non teachingstaff from junior and senior prayer. After seeking the blessing of almighty, college who rendered consistent service to K.J. students presented the various art forms and greeted Somaiya College of Science and Commerce were teachers with love and affection. felicitated.

Faculty Name Department Junior college Mrs. Beena Sureshkumar Chemistry Mrs. Renu Bakshi English Mr. Sanjay Amlani Accounts Senior college Mrs. Hemlatta Chakraborthy Microbiology Non Teaching Mr. L.M. Raut Class 3 Mr. Satbir Valmiki Library peon

Dr M.R.Kurup addressed the gathering, and teaching as profession. The audience was truly emphasizing on teachers’ role in society and the delighted with his words. The program ended with teachers power to bring about the change in society. vote of thanks. He mentioned the characteristic of a good teacher HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH77 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Cultural Forum

When students and teachers interact and come • Surabhi 2018-an intra collegiate festival where together for extra curricular activities, great ideas students of various departments came along and are bound to come up and worked upon. participated. The Cultural Forum 2018-19 was started with • Phoenix 2018-an inter collegiate festival where one such interaction in the month of June 2018, when students of various streams of different colleges the academic year had just begun. With the humble participated. beginnings of selecting the leading students of the college the interviews for Cultural Secretary and Joint As the month of December started the energy Secretary were conducted and selected. and enthusiasm of students increased. The glimpses of both Surabhi 2018 and Phoenix 2018 can be seen This is the story of Cultural Forum of K. J. in the photographs. Somaiya College of Science and Commerce 2018- 19. Surabhi 2018, an annual intra collegiate fest of K.J. Somaiya College of Science and Commerce was Having started with the idea of bringing all the organized for the students of the college itself which students together of various streams and conducting set up the opportunities for the students to showcase various activities to also have breaks from the their talents and come out with confidence for future academics and keep the mind fresh of the students, progress and achievements. The theme for this year the Cultural Forum 2018-19 started with its first was Bollywood which attracted the students with activity for our teachers on the auspicious day of more interest and showcasing themselves in all Guru Poornima. competitions keeping the theme in mind beautifully. Students wishing all their teachers and greeting After the blessing and the lamp lighting by our them in various ways be it with a rose, a small speech Principle Ma’am and our Cultural Convey on along or an activity. The atmosphere was truly filled with with the organising team, Surabhi 2018 was blessings and warmth. inaugurated and a spiritual atmosphere was felt which had spread a great energetic wave amongst everyone. After the First Years joined their very new institutions, the Cultural Forum was inaugurated and The two days fest starting from 19th December the glimpse of previous years and the plans for the to 20th December 2018 witnessed elimination on the academic years were told and also a Grand Release first day and finals on the other having various of the teaser for the inter-collegiate fest of the college competitions across Fine Arts, performing Arts and Phoenix 2018 was done in the month of August 2018 Literary Arts. and each and every member of the forum putting hand in hand started working for all the activities. The special events of Beg Borrow Steal had a huge excitement and the way it was conducted was As the month of September approached , the loved by all. Also Mr and Ms Somaiya was the other Teacher’s day was celebrated with all the teachers special event were students showcased their attending the various acts prepared by the students. personality in front of a huge crowd and an experienced panel of Judges. In the very next month with the Navratri season the cultural forum organized a Raas-Garba day at With the same enthusiasm and the energy the Gargi Plaza with the Garba King- Naitik Nagda. inter collegiate fest was also organized by the Cultural Students of all the streams of K.J Somaiya College Forum 2018-19. of Science and Commerce were the part of it and Phoenix 2018, an annual inter collegiate fest of surely everyone enjoyed the day. K. J. Somaiya College of Science and Commerce As the days progressed the students indulged was organized for all the colleges spread around in themselves in preparing themselves for both of the Mumbai to set up great opportunities to the students annual fest of the college- of various caste and creed to showcase their talent in front of very experienced judges. The theme for HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 78 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

this year was Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Avengers The events of Performing Arts were segregated which attracted many fans to be a part of Phoenix on all three days starting with Singing, we having 2018. This theme was chosen as to give a tribute to judge as Mr. Mayur Patel. Followed on the next day Marvel as they have been entertaining us for over a by Standup Comedy and Dance events on the third decade. day with the judge Mr. Raj Rajpurohit. After the blessing and the lamp lighting by our The special events of Treasure Hunt/Beg Principle Ma’am and our Cultural Conveyor along Borrow Steal had a huge excitement and the way it with the organising team Phoenix 2018 was was conducted was loved by all. Also Mr and Ms inaugurated and a spiritual atmosphere was felt which Phoenix was the other special event were students had spread a great energetic wave amongst everyone. showcased their personality in front of a huge crowd and an experienced panel of Judges. Our creativity team had put all day and night efforts and had made a huge Fan Logo that had been With the fests the forum also celebrated a put up along with the dropouts of the fest. cultural week which celebrated different days like Saree/Blazer Day, Back to School Day, Retro Day, The 3 days fest from 20th December to 22nd Gown/Tie Day, Tradional Day etc. December witnessed various events of Fine Arts, Literary Arts and Performing Arts. Not only the Collegiate fests and Competition, the Cultural Forum was involved as the teachers and On the first day for Literary Arts events like other students of college for the Annual Day Fan Theory , Just a Minute , Quiz and Four Pictures celebrations on 24th December 2018 and performed in a Word were the main attraction which were totally a great mixup of different styles of dance. based on the theme and all the round prepared whilst keeping Marvel in mind. With various events organized and with the members Cultural Forum 2018-19 was a success and On the second day Fine Arts events like it sets a great experience to carry forward with more Mehendi , Nail Art, Rangoli , Cooking without Fire of energy and excitement. had tremendous participation and we witnessed many artistic and creative minds. H$bmJwUm§Mr OÌm, Apñ‘Vm 2018 Xadfu à‘mUo ¶§XmÀ¶m dfuhr gmo‘¡¶m H$m°boO‘Ü¶o ‘amR>r Ambr. 20 {S>g|~a amoOr gH$mir XrnàÁdbZ H$ê$Z Apñ‘VmMr ‘ZmMm ‘mZq~Xÿ Agbobm ’o$pñQ>db ‘moR>çm Oëbmofm‘Ü¶o gmOam gwédmV H$aÊ¶Vm Ambr. ¶m‘Ü¶o qXS>rMm g‘mdoe hmoVm. H$aÊ¶mV Ambm. øm ’o$pñQ>dbM Zmd åhUOoM "Apñ‘Vm'. {dÚmÏ¶mªZr CÎm‘[aË¶m qXS>rM Am¶moOZ Ho$b hmoV§. hm gmohim Apñ‘Vm ‘amR>r ‘ZmMm ‘mZq~Xÿ hm ’o$pñQ>dbMr AmoT> Am°S>r‘Ü¶o nma nS>bm. Apñ‘VmÀ¶m n{hë¶m {XdgmM AmH$f©U nyU© H$m°boO‘Ü¶o nhm¶bm {‘imbr øm‘Ü¶o gh^mJr Agboë¶m åhUOo Friends ’o$‘ A{^ZoVm ew^§H$a VmdS>o. ew^§H$a VmdS>o gJiçm {dÚmÏ¶mªZr hm ’o$pñQ>db N>mZ H$aÊ¶mgmR>r Iyn ho Apñ‘VmÀ¶m n{hë¶m {Xder CnpñWV hmoVo. gJiçm ñnYmªÀ¶m ‘ohZV KoVbr. Apñ‘Vm 20 Am{U 21 {S>g|~a amoOr nma A§{V‘ ’o$è¶m øm {Xder KoÊ¶mV Amë¶m. ¶m gJiçm ñnYmªMo nS>bm. ¶m‘Ü¶o {d{dY àH$mamÀ¶m ñnYm© Am¶mo{OV Ho$ë¶m {ZH$mb Xþgè¶m {Xder Omhra H$aÊ¶mV Ambo. Apñ‘Vm hmoË¶m. Ë¶m‘Ü¶o àm‘w»¶mZo {‘ñQ>a Am{U {‘g gmo‘¡¶m ¶mMr ‘hmoËgdmÀ¶m Xþgè¶m {Xder AZoH$ JmoîQ>r KoÊ¶mV Amë¶m. AmoT> gJiçm§‘Ü¶o {XgyZ Ambr. ¶m‘Ü¶o gmobmo S>mÝg, J«wnS>mÝg Xþgè¶m {Xder {dÚmÏ¶mªZr EH$m§{H$H$m gmXa Ho$br d Am°S>r‘Ü¶o H$mì¶dmMZ, {Z~§Y boIZ, EH$nmÌr A{^Z¶ ñnYm© Aem doJioM dmVmdaU {Z‘m©U Ho$bo. Xþgè¶m {XderMr AmH$f©H$Vm AZoH$ ñnYm© hmoË¶m. ¶m‘Ü¶o ‘moR>çm à‘mUmV {dÚmÏ¶mªZr åhUOo ’w$bnmIé ’o$‘ A{^ZoVm ¶emo‘Z AmnQ>o ¶m§Mr CnpñWVr. gh^mJ KoVbm. ¶m A{^ZoË¶mÀ¶m hñVo gJiçm {dOoË¶m§Zm Jm¡a{dÊ¶mV Ambo Am{U Ë¶m§Mr CÎm‘ Aer ‘wbmIV KoD$Z Apñ‘VmÀ¶m Xþgè¶m Apñ‘VmMr àmW{‘H$ ’o$ar 19 {S>g|~a amoOr KoÊ¶mV {XdgmMm {Zamon KoVbm. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH79 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Career Fair

A two day Career Fair was organized on 15th by one to one interaction. Display counters for the and 16th Feb., 2019.The objective of the fair was to agencies were put up and their representatives were make students’ fraternity aware about different available for both the days for more interaction. career options available after graduation and post- Overall, the students liked the concept of a graduation. career fair and suggested to hold such fairs twice a Experts from various fields were invited year (one in each semester) including Young Buzz, Bombay Stock Exchange, With the support of our Principal, Dr. Pradnya IBP and SSB Institute Prabhu and whole hearted efforts of the entire team Science and Commerce students (Aided of Career Fair, the event was a grand success. ,Unaided ) UG,PG participated in big numbers. The experts gave the Power Point Presentation followed

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A silent rally (Walkathon) to create to create underprivileged children (4th and 5th Standard). Two awareness about the use of harmful chemical in students visited the orphanage in each turn Period: farming Organizer : Ambagopal Foundation in 1st October, 2018- 31st December, 2018 Timing Association with Tata Memorial Hospital and : 2.00 -4.00 pm Venue: Children’s Aid Home, D.L..L. E (Department of Lifelong Learning and Mankhurd, Opp. BARC Bus Depot. Extension), University of Mumbai Name of the Event : Udaan Festival, The Flight of Date of the Rally : Sunday, 23rd December, 2018 Extension Organiser : Department of Lifelong Timing : 7.00 AM to 10.00 AM Venue : Shivaji Park Learning and Extension Date of Event : 21st January, to Siddhivinayak Mandir and back Number of 2019 Venue: V.K. Krishna Menon College, Bhandup Volunteers : 36 Students 4 Faculty Members Students East Number of Students attending the Event : 21 worked as volunteers at the registration counter and Number of Faculty Attending the Event : 03 distribution of food packets to the volunteers. They Description of Event : Udaan is an intercollegiate also participated in the rally. festival where students from about 20 colleges participate in the Skit and Poster Competition. The Activity: Students in the Undergraduate and Post Skit and the poster completion is develop confidence Graduate class visited Children’s Aid Home, team work attitude in today’s youth. The skit and Mankhurd for two weeks and taught basic English, poster highlights the social issues faced by the nation Communication skills, Science and Maths to the currently and the ways to tackle them. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 80 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Gymkhana Department

The academic year 2018-19 was yet another National Level- successful year for Sports in K.J.Somaiya College 400 Mtrs Hurdles –7th Place of Science and Commerce. Students from both junior and senior colleges performed well at the Inter- Date: Feb. 2019 Collegiate, District and State Levels. Some students Venue: Nagpur went ahead to participate at the national level. The • Sidhi Shimpi 400 Mtrs Hurdles - Gold Medal Department of Physical Education also coached students who opted for credits from Sports as a part Date: 8 & 9th Feb.2019 of the curriculum of the senior. The highlights of great Venue: Gujrat performances by the students are listed below. • Sidhi Shimpi National Level 4*400 Relay Mtrs- Junior College Gold Medal DSO / Division /State Level Competition Winner Date: 8 & 9th Feb.2019 Students Venue: Raipur Chhattisgarh 1. Athletics • Sidhi Shimpi National Level 400 Hurldles-7th Place Date: 25 to 27 Sept.2018 Athletics Venue : Sai Sports Kandivli Date : 25 to 27 Sept.2018 • Sharvari Parulkar DSO, Division & State Level Venue : Sai Sports Kandivl • Long Jump,Tripal Jump and 110 Hurdles -Gold Medal • Disha Joshi DSO LevelLong Jump Gold & National Level - Division Level Bronze Medal Triple Jump – Bronze Medal • Dhiraj KeshriDSO Level 800 Mtrs Bronze Long Jump- 6th Medal th 110 Mtrs Hurdles -7th • 4*100 Mtrs Relay Girls Team-DSO Level 4 Place Date: Dec.2018 2. Basketball Venue : Pune Date: 21 Sept. To 23 Sept.2018 • Khelo India -Triple Jump (Gold Medal) Venue: Ghatkopar College Date : 13 Feb to 16 Feb. 2019 • DSO Level Basketball Girls Team – Bronze Venue : Raipur Chhattisgarh Medal • National Yuva Athletics Level-Triple Jump (12.1 • Kurthi Pasad State Level Selected Mtr)- Gold Medal 3. Taekwondo Date: 15 to 17 March2019 Date: 25 & 25 Sept. 2018 Venue : Hong Kong Venue: S.G. Barve Nagar BMC School Bhatwadi • Asiai Yova –Hong Kong Triple Jump-4th Place Ghatkopar Athletics • Harsh Chavan DSO Level Gold Medal District- Date: 25 to 27 Sept. 2018 Silver Medal & State Level-Gold Medal Venue : Sai Sports Kandivli National Level-Participated • Sidhi Shimpi DSO, Division & State Level 400, • Akshada Lokhande DSO & District Level Gold 800, 400 Mtrs Hurdles & 4*400 Relay Mtrs- Medal Gold Medal State Level- Participated HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH81 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

• Trupti Parab DSO Level Silver & District Level 2. Hitesh Kadam (Chemistry) Second Bronze Medal 3. Kiran Bansode (Physics) Third • PalaviJadhavDSO Level Silver & District Level Table tennis Bronze Medal 1. Aniket Rawanoji (Chemistry) First 4. Shooting Air Rifle 2. Jay Gound (Chemistry) Second Date: 7th Oct.2018 Chess (Boy’s) Venue: Tolani College Of Commerce-Andheri 1. Sagar Chavan (Biotech) First • RevaDeshpaneDSO & District Level Gold 2. Kiran Bansode (Physics) Second Medal Gymkhana Sports And Games Performance 5. Cycling Race 2018-19 Date: 7th Oct.2018 Annual Sports Day 15th Dec. 2018-19 Winner Venue:Aarey Milk Centre Worli List • Aayuesh Padhur DSO Level Gold Medal 100 MTS (BOYS) State Level- Participated Name of Students Class Result 6. Karate Vedant Naik FYJC Gold Medal Date: 8th Oct.2018 Darshit Shah FYJC Silver Medal Venue:SwamiVivekanand College Kurla East Bhavesh Pawar FYJC Bronze Medal • BhavyaVora DSO Level Bronze Medal Intra- Class Indoor Competition 10th To 12 th 100 Mts (Girls) Sept. 2018-19 Junior College Name of Students Class Result Carrom (Boys) Saachi Rajawat SYJC Gold Medal 1. Govind Desai (FYJC) First Hetvi Patel FYJC Silver Medal 2. Swapnil Baikar (FYJC) Second Sharvari Mane SYJC Bronze Medal 3. Raj Thakkar (FYJC) Third Table tennis (Boy’s) 200 Mts (Boys) 1. Devansh Thakkar (FYJC) First Name of Students Class Result 2. Suraj Gupta (FYJC) Second Dhirah Shivratri FYJC Gold Medal 3. Sagar Gupta (FYJC) Third Bhavesh Pawar FYJC Silver Medal Chess (Boy’s) Darshit Shah FYJC Bronze Medal 1. Jenil Shah (FYJC) First 200 Mts (Girls) 2. Suraj Gupta (FYJC) Second 3. Yatin Panchal (FYJC) Third Name of Students Class Result Staff Members both Junior and Degree College Saachi Rajawat SYJC Gold Medal Teaching & Non-Teaching Darshana Maru SYJC Silver Medal Carrom Shruti Upadhyay SYJC Bronze Medal 1. Ashok Kamble (Biology) First HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 82 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

400 Mts (Boys) 1Km Open Run Marathon Name of Students Class Result Name of Students Class Result Dhiraj Keshri FYJC Gold Medal Isha Raikar FYBSC Gold Medal Avishkar Dalvi SYJC Silver Medal Asmi Vaite FYJC Silver Medal Avdhesh Pal FY C Bronze Medal Tanvi Shinde FYJ C Bronze Medal 400 Mts (Girls) Tug-of-war Boys Name of Students Class Result Sr. No Name of Students Class Saachi Rajawat SYJC Gold Medal 1 Aditiya Pandey XI 2 Manjeet Kannaijiya XI Hetvi Patel FYJC Silver Medal 3 Rohit Singh XI Darshana Maru SYJC Bronze Medal 4 Nitesh Jaiswal XI Shot Put (Boys) 5 Mahesh Katkar XI Name of Class Performance Result 6 Raghav Rathi XI Students 7 Yash Thakkar XI Shivam Pandey SYJC 8.38 Mts Gold Medal 8 Vishwas Survarna XI Akash Yadav FYJC 8.28 Mts Silver Medal 9 Sahil Goswami XI Krish Lodaya FYJC 8.20 Mts Bronze Medal 10 Akhil Pasupulet XI 11 Roshan Singh XI Shot Put (Girls) 12 Dhruv Shah XI Name of Class Performance Result 13 Shyam Bhanushali XI Students 14 Palash XI Sayali Yadav FYJC 5.72 Mts Gold Medal 15 Saraunsh Jadhav XI Annu Yadav FYJC 5.69 Mts Silver Medal 16 Vihang Kaltimani XI Aditi Vinchhi FYJC 5.67 Mts Bronze Medal Non-teaching Staff (Men) Long Jump (Boys) 400 Mts (Men) Name of Class Performance Result Students Name of Students Depatment Result Umesh Rathod Physics Gold Medal Yash Panchal FYJC 5.16 Mts Gold Medal Avinash Narkar Physics Silver Medal Aditya Bhatt SYJC 5.09 Mts Silver Medal Kiran Bansode Physics Bronze Medal Jamal Khan FYJC 5.02 Mts Bronze Medal Teaching Staff (Men) Long Jump (Girls) 400 Mts (Men) Name of Class Performance Result Students Name of Students Depatment Result Hetvi Patel FYJC 4.28 Mts Gold Medal Manish Dhanawade Chemistry Gold Medal Snehal Parab FYJC 4.19 Mts Silver Medal Vinod Trigunayat Biology Silver Medal Asmi Vaite FYJC 4.14 Mts Bronze Medal Sanjay Amlani Commerce Bronze Medal HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH83 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Teaching Staff (Women) • Jagruti Murbadkar (M.Com II) Inter-Collegiate Table Tennis Gold Medal 400 Mts (Women) • All India FCI Tournament Goa- Gold Medal Name of Students Depatment Result (22 to 27 oct. 2018) Varsha Yadav Chemistry Gold Medal • Yuvasena Foundation Khel- Gold Medal (4th and Suvarna Suryavanshi Maths Silver Medal 5th Dec.2018) Sonali Talekar Chemistry Bronze Medal 2. Best Physique Annual Sports Day Date: 25thOct.2018 Indoor - 10 to 12 (3Days) September 2018 (Sr. Venue: D.A.V College Bhandup College) • Onkar Sawant (F.Y. B.Sc.) Inter-Collegiate Game Participation of Students Junior Best Physique 4th Place (75kg) College & Senior College • Jagtap Bhavesh Suresh Inter-Collegiate Best Table tennis 36 Physique 6th Place (65kg) Carrom 41 3. Soft Ball Chess 33 Date: 29th Oct.2018 Venue: University Of Mumbai Marine Line Outdoor - Held on 15th December 2018 • Vishal Venugopal (S.Y.B.Sc.) Inter-Collegiate Activities Participation of boys and girl Soft Ball all India University Participated students Junior College & (National Level) Senior College 4. Athletics Athletics 1,160 Date: 9th Dec.2018 Toss cricket 25 faculty Venue: Somaiya Athletics Ground • Sumit Tiwari CM Chashak 800 Mtrs Silver Hosted Tournament: Medal • Rink Football, Box Cricket, Basketball & 5. Taekwondo Running Race Inter Collegiate EMPRESA 2018 Festivals 11Th To 12 Th December 2018. Date: 31st Dec. 2018 • T.T., Chess, Carrom, Box Cricket, Tug of War, Venue: Jamu- Kashmir Federation Volleyball, Running Race,4*400 Realy,Rink • Shivam Pingale- Bronze Medal (84Kg) Football, Long Jump Inter Collegiate SURBHI th 18 Festivals 20 & 21th December 2017 Date: 18 Feb.2019 Venue: Khalsa College Mantuga • Somaiya Staff Toss Cricket Tournament 30, 31January & 1stfeb.2018.KJSSC stood with 18. • Shivam Pingale- Gold Medal (84Kg) Degree College Selected All India University National level– Hariyana Inter-Collegiate /State /National Level Competition Winner Students 6. Chess 1. Table Tennis Date: 13th to 14 March 2019 Date: 24th & 25th Sept.2018 Venue: B.K. Birla College Kalyan West Venue: University Of Mumbai Marine Line HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 84 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Inter-Collegiate Chess Competition Divisional Chess (Boy’s) Level 4th Place 1. Sagar Chavan-(Biotech Department)-First • Khilin Satra - FYBCS 2. Kiran Bansode-(Physics Department)-Second • Shreekanth Bomma - TYBSC Gymkhana Spots And Games Perfromance • Mayuresh Barve - TYBSC 2018-19 • Ankit Singh Bronze - FYBSC Annual Sports Day 15th Dec. 2018-19 Winner List Inter - Class Indoor Competition 10th To 12 th Sept.2018-19 Shot Put (Boys) Degree College Name of Class Perfor- Result Students mance Carrom (Boys) Afzal Khan S.Y.B.Sc. 10.03 Mts Gold Medal 1. Rohit Sharma (S.Y.B.Com) First Darsh Panchal T.Y.B.Com 9.02 Mts Silver Medal 2. Javed Sayeed (T.Y.B.Com) Second Shreekanth T.Y.B.Sc. 8.90 Mts Bronze 3. Baushan Naikaroskar (S.Y.B.Sc.) Third Bomma Medal

Carrom (Girls) Shot Put (Girls) 1. Santoshi Katke (S.Y.B.Sc.) First Name of Class Perfor- Result 2. Amra Momin Firoz (S.Y.B.Sc.) Second Students mance 3. Simin Pawaskar (S.Y.B.Sc.) Third Nupur Kurulkar F.Y.B.Sc. 6.47 Mts Gold Medal Table tennis (Boy’s) Shrushti Nikam T.Y.B.Sc. 5.92 Mts Silver Medal 1. Marishwarankumarusamy (S.Y. B.Sc.) First Hardika S.Y.B.Sc. 5.84 Mts Bronze Chaudhary Medal 2. Kevalchheda (S.Y. B.Sc.) Second 3. Bhushannaikaroskar (S.Y. B.Sc.) Third Long Jump (Boys) Chess (Boy’s) Name of Class Perfor- Result Students mance 1. Mayuresh Barve (T.Y. B.Sc.) First Darsh Panchal T.Y.B.Com 5.40 Mts Gold Medal 2. K. Satra (F.Y. B.Sc.) Second Ramesh Mathari F.Y.B.Sc. 5.21 Mts Silver Medal 3. Viral Furiya (F.Y. B.Sc. IT) Third Vinayak Pawar T.Y.B.Sc. 4.81 Mts Bronze Medal Staff Junior and Degree College Teaching & Non-Teaching indoor competition Long Jump (Girls) Carrom Name of Class Perfor- Result Students mance 1. Ashok Kamble-(Biology Department)-First Nupur Kurulkar F.Y.B.Sc. 4.45 Mtrs Gold Medal 2. Hitesh Kadam-(Chemistry Department)-Second Ananya Dhar S.Y.B.Sc. 4.31 Mtrs Silver Medal 3. Kiran Bansode-(Physics Department)-Third Shrushti Nikam T.Y.B.Sc. 4.09 Mtrs Bronze Table tennis Medal 1. Aniket Rawanoji-(Chemistry Department)-First 2. Jay Gound-(Chemistry Department)-Second HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH85 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

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Bipin Yadav F.Y.B.Com Gold Medal Indoor - 10 to 12 (3Days) September 2018 (Sr. College) Shubham Singh T.Y.B.Sc. Silver Medal Game Participation of Students Junior Vikas Prajapati T.Y.B.Sc. Bronze Medal College & Senior College

Tug-of-War Degree College Girls Winner Team Table tennis 25 Carrom 21 Sr. No. Name of The Students Chess 18 1 Aastha Kudiya Outdoor - Held on 15th December 2018 2 Aishwarya Sawant Activities Participation of boys and girl 3 Anam Shaikh Mohd. Rizwan students Junior College & 4 Ananya Dhar Senior College 5 Isha Rakar Athletics 1,160 6 Karisma Ghag Toss cricket 18 faculty 7 Khan Ayesha Latif Hosted Tournament: 8 Kirti Raorane • Rink Football, Box Cricket, Basketball & 9 Krina Gandhi Running Race Inter Collegiate EMPRESA 10 Martina Malluri 2018 Festivals 11Th To 12 Th December 2018. 11 Nensi Patel • T.T., Chess, Carrom, Box Cricket, Tug of War, Volleyball, Running Race,4*400 Realy,Rink 12 Nishtha Mehta Football, Long Jump Inter Collegiate SURBHI 13 Pooja Jaiswar 18 Festivals 20 & 21th December 2017 14 Pratibha Shukla • Somaiya Staff Toss Cricket Tournament 30, 31January & 1stfeb.2018.KJSSC stood with 15 Shaikh Rukhsar • Mumbai university football tournament month 16 Shrushti Nikam in October -2018 17 Jaiti Singh Somaiya Games 18 Suditi Desai • KJSSCBasketBall Girls and Boys Team 1st 19 Swarshree Pawar • KJSSC Volley Ball Boys team stood 3rd 20 Vaishnavi Bande • KJSSC Cricket Boys Team stood runner up 21 Yashvi Patel • KJSSCCricket Boys Team stood runner up • KJSSC Football Boys team Participated

Ravindra Kumar Walmiki Head of Gymkhana HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 86 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HSC Results 2018 Toppers List Rank Science Voc. Science Commerce MCVC 1 Shewale Tejas S. Gupta Sonam B (C.S) Mukherjee Abhinandan P Tungariya Deepa D. [86.92%] [93.53%] [93.38] [84.92] 2 Das Shubhalaxmi B Jain Priyant (Elec) Jain Harshita R [ 86.46] [93.23%] [91.38] Kewat Harsh R [91.38] 3 Qureshi Sarim A Iyengar Akshat (C.S) Waghela Mital M [ 86.00%] [92.61] [91.23]

Candidates passed Stream Candidates Candidates Distinction Grade Grade Pass Total Pass Registered Appeared -I -II Grade Pass % Science 765 765 140 379 223 Nil 742 96.99 Commerce 237 237 177 54 05 Nil 236 99.57 MCVC 32 32 07 21 03 01 32 100 Total 1034 1034 324 454 231 01 1010 97.67

Sr. No. Name of The Student Stream Divyang Category % 1 Jain Hitanshu Kishore [Renu] SCIENCE Learning Disability 68.15 2 Satra Sahil Rohit [Jayshree] MCVC Learning Disability 63.84 3 Kamath Pooja Jayant [Akshata] Commerce Learning Disability 70.76 4 Vaidya Sagarika Sanjay [Shefali] Commerce Learning Disability 55.23 5 Singh Shivansh Sudhirkumar [Malti] Science Blindness/ Partial Blind 79.38

Total number of students appearing HSC Examination Feb/March 2019:1085 (Inclusive of Private students) Male students : 593 Female Studnets : 492 HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH87 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH IQAC

Workshop on Internship Evaluation was held Workshop on Outcome Based Curriculum on 31.10.2018. It was organized by the IQAC of and Assessment. Articulation of CO, POs and K. J. Somaiya College of Science and Commerce. its measurements by Dr. Arati Phadke, K J The workshop was held for all the teachers in the Somaiya College of Engineering, Vidyavihar, Mumbai Seminar Hall of K. J. Somaiya college of Science was organized by the IQAC on 17th December and Commerce. The workshop started with campus 2018. The workshop was held for all the teachers in prayer followed by welcome address and introduction the Seminar Hall of K J Somaiya college of Science of the resource person Dr. Vasudha Kamat, Member and Commerce. The workshop started with campus NEP Draft Committee GOI and Former Vice prayer followed by welcome address and introduction Chancellor SNDTWU by Principal Dr. Pradnya of the resource person by Principal Dr. Pradnya Prabhu. Some of the faculty members expressed Prabhu. Dr. Arati explained various terminologies their experiences regarding internship. According to like OBE, CO, PO etc and emphasized on the need Dr. Kamat, we should listen to alumni and change to adopt the outcome based education for the current the syllabus accordingly. We should have internship generation to be in line with student centric approach manual. Internship is not a field work. It should be in designing curriculum for content and assessment. done under mentorship. It is for development of She elaborated on the structure, types and methods students. It can be practical work done outside the to achieve this by means of direct and indirect college, work done during ‘Earn while Learn scheme’, attainment options. She advised the use of blooms sponsored project done in the department. taxonomy in framing PO and CO, and designing them smartly considering the outcomes design parameters The IQAC of K .J. Somaiya College of Science like specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, time and Commerce organized a Two –Day Workshop bound. She gave a working example of this in her on RBPT on 23 rd and 24 th November 2018. It subject as they are following OBE since 5 years. was a matter of great pride to have IISER, Pune as The Assessment part of the workshop gave a new the Knowledge partner for this workshop. In fact, all perspective to the teachers, showing them how the trainers for the workshop are indebted to IISER outcomes can be mapped to the type of questions for having given them the opportunity to get trained asked in examination. The workshop culminated with in RBPT. 20 staff members from K. J. Somaiya a discussion to clear doubts of the teachers. On the College of Science and Commerce have completed end note the speaker really showed how OBE is the level 1 training in RBPT and 2 of them have also practiced in her institution and promised to lend completed the level -2 training. The conduct of this supportive hand to our institution for aid in framing workshop increased the count of RBPT trained OBE. faculty in the Institute to 42.

Junior College Activities

The Department of English (Junior college) has Vice principal Dr. Shailaja Menon grace the organised literary competitions on 1st September 2018. occasion. The following events were conducted on this occasion Supervisor Mrs.Beena suresh Madam and Mr.Krishna shri vastav were the judges for the 1) The great Narrator competition. 2) Story Boarding Elysian And Upstage 2018 3) Appeal making Event / Competition Many students took active part in these events. Great Narrator The response was overwhelming. First Prize : Astra D’souza HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 88 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Second Prize : Alina Johnson Third Prize : Siddharth V. Nair. Mega Nadar Consolation Prize : Rohini Randive Third Prize : Sneha Panditpautra Special Prize : Kaustubh D. Karkhanis Aishwarya R. Gadade Appeal Making Consolation Prize: Drashti Bhanushali Trisha Haria First Prize : Abhinandan Mukhrjee Special Prize : Yashi A. Jain Second Prize : Harshada S. Jethwa Story Boarding Third Prize : Sakshi Chande First Prize : Aarya Gangar Consolation Prize : Shah Rupal Shailesh Second Prize : Sharvari S. Chaudhari

NCC

NCC Activities International Yoga Day 21st, June, 2018 Ranks for the Year “Health is Wealth”, is a very famous quote. Likewise for good health, yoga is very important. Senior Under Officer : Afreen Sayed. Junior Under Office (Field) : Alisha Sayed. Our Prime Minister Shri.Narendra Modi has declared 21stJune as international yoga day. Since, Junior Under Office (Adm.): Reshma Shinde. then yoga day is celebrated throughout the whole Company Sergent Master : Shweta Shinde. world. Company Quarter Master Sergent : Sapna Jaiswal. Our unit has organized international yoga day 1. Sergent : Vandana Gupta. in our campus on 21st June 2018. Around 80 cadets 2. Sergent : Nilima Gore. from our unit had participated. 3. Sergent : Asmita Sawant. Conbined Annual Training Camp 4. Sergent : Divyajyoti Saraf. CATC - 506 1. Corporal : Suchita Dongre. CATC 1 camp was held at Ambernath from 2. Corporal : Mrunal Kshirsagar. 23rd may to2nd June 2018. Total 10 Cadets attended 3. Corporal : Sonal Kothari. the camp successfully. In that CQMS Sapna Jaiswal 4. Corporal : Pallvi Kadam. won the silver medal in Volleyball and L/CPL SanikaPingale won silver medal in Drill Competition 1. Lance Corporal : Laxmi Gurala. 2. Lance Corporal : Siddhi Karekar. CATC - 503 3. Lance Corporal : Neha Tomar. CATC 2 camp was held at Goregaon which 4. Lance Corporal : Prachi Pachupate. was from 18thjuly to 27th July 2018. Total 18 cadets 5. Lance Corporal : Himani Soni. attended the camp successfully. In that JUO Alisha Sayed was camp senior and won the gold medal for 6. Lance Corporal : Tejas Vitule. Best Command and Control, also our Cdt. Jyoti Yadav 7. Lance Corporal : Laxmi Gupta. got gold medal for KHO-KHO competition. 8. Lance Corporal : Jidnyasa Patil. CATC - 512 9. Lance Corporal : Sanika Pingale. 10. Lance Corporal : Aishwarya Waykar. CATC 3 camp which was held at Goregaon from 29th June to 6th august. Total 3 cadets attended the camp successfully. In that our Cdt.Madhuri HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH89 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Gaikwad won gold medal in speech competition and Independence Day Celebration 15 August 2018 Cdt. Sanjana Neswankar won gold medal in Volley The 71st Independence Day was celebrated in ball. our campus on 15 august 2018. Shri. Sameer Somaiya Thal Sainik Camp 23rd MAY 2018 was invited as our chief guest and all our students and cadets of Somaiya campus had gathered. The TSC camp is Thal Sainik Camp. First TSC was flag hoisting ceremony was well organized by our held at Ambernath from 23rd May to 2nd June 2018. cadets and our SUO Afreen Sayed was the parade Nine of our cadets attended the camp. commander of the event. They got selected for further camp held at At 8:00 am, the flag was hoisted by the our Goregaon which was from 18th July to 27th July 2018. chief guest and was given guard of honour by our Many competition were held where our cadet L/CPL unit. The function further proceeded by the oath Aishwarya Waykar won a silver medal in Health and ceremony of 80 cadets of 1 MAH GIRLS BN NCC. Hygiene. Cleaniness Drive 2nd October 2018 There after in the next camp which was held at Goregaon from 29th June to 6th august. CSM Shweta Our college had organized cleanliness drive Shinde was selected as a nominee for field signal. under Swachh Bharat Abhiyan programme on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti. The main purpose of this TSC IGC camp was held at Ahmednagar from programme was to create awareness among the 7 august to 16 august 2018. Out of 7 cadets CSM students regarding cleanliness and its benefits. All Shweta Shinde cracked Pre-TSC 1,2 and 3 at the girls had participated in this drive and everyone Ahmednagar. She returned after Pre-TSC 3 with a helped to clean the college. It was a very good Blazer of Maharashtra Directorate and won a gold experience for all of us. medal for her achievement. Mission Sahasi 17th October 2018 Scuba Diving Camp 22nd July As the crime related to girls and women are L/CPL Sanika Pingale was selected from increasing day by day, so to protect themselves, we Mumbai B group for Scuba Diving. initiated self defence campaign named MISSION Scuba Diving camp held at Colaba from 22nd SAHASI. July to 12th of August. It was a 20 days camp The aim of this mission was “MAKING OF attended by L/CPL Sanika Pingale, where she won THE FEARLESS”. The campaign took place in our 2nd best cadet medal. somaiya campus engineering ground from 7:00am to Tree Plantation and Trekking 28th August 2018 10:30 am. Total 30 cadets attended the event. To protect the mother earth, lots of efforts are For motivation and to teach the students and taken at international level. Our respected Prime cadets Shri. AnupDethe was invited as a special Minister Shri.Narendra Modi has attended various guest. He is a silver medalist in Karate South Asian international summits to protect the environment , Games Maharashtra government have taken a major steps Advance Leadership Camp 15th November to save environments , the program of Maharashtra 2018 was wholeheartedly was taken up by Maharashtra Directorate. Advance leadership camp at Jorhat, Assam was started from 15th November to 26th November 2018. As per the instructions of our unit we have The camp included many lectures related to SSB decided to carry out the Tree Plantations drive at preparation and various educational visits. The camp Sondai Fort Karjat. Cadets did Tree Plantation along was unforgettable with lots of knowledge. JUO with Trekking by reaching at the height of the Sondai Reshma Kalyan Shinde and CSM Shweta Rajendra Fort. It was great task and 4 trekkers experts were Shinde represented Maharashtra Directorate from there with our cadets for there safety and precautions. our unit. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 90 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

They took active participation in competitions develops leadership qualities, courage and many more conducted in the camp. Maharashtra Directorate qualities. We also got guidance about SSB (service won 1st prize in NIAP presentation competition and selection board). Also we learnt many life skills and 2nd prize in Tug of War competition. got motivational lectures about life and nation. CDT Pranjali S. Mojad participated in BLC from our unit. Medical Attachment Camp 4th December 2018 Republic Day Camp 26th January,2019 Medical Attachment Camp held at Ashwini Hospital, Colaba from 4th December to 15th RDC selection for cadets of 1 MAH GIRLS December. Attended by L/CPL Aishwarya Waykar. NB NCC was done in our campus. All the cadets In this camp qualities of nurse are inculcated in the from all the unit of 1 MAH GIRLS BN NCC came cadets so that in stress full situations they can help in our campus and took the training by our PI staff civilians and others. and then got selected for RDC. This selection and training process continued till 29 Sept 2018. Drill Comeptition 9th December 2018 Commanding Officer visited our campus for the final 19 Cadets of K.J.Somaiya participated in the selection of RDC. Total 25 cadets got selected for drill competition organized by naval unit of JBC RDC. college Thane. There were 9 third years, 4 second First RD camp was held at Nashik Trimbak years and 6 first years who participated in the Mandir. L/CPL Prachi Pachupate participated in the competition. camp as a Best Cadet. The competition started with a lecture and lamp B And C certificate Examination lightening. The judges were invited from girls and naval battalions. After the competition there was Total 24 catedsappered for C certificate award distribution ceremony. The program ended with examination and 9 cateds appered for B certificate Vande Mataram and NCC song. examination this year. B certificate exam were conducted at Maharashtra College, Churchgate on Basic Leadership Camp 2nd January 2019 19th Feb, 2019 and C certificate exam were conducted Basic leadership camp held at Amravati from at Gurunanak School, G.T.B. Nagaron 17th and 18th 2nd January 2019 to 11 January 2019.This camp Feb, 2019.

NSS

Academic and non academic assistance to from Ramabai colony, women and other people have students from Ramabai Colony during 11th Apr. participated. The rally was carried out started with to 15th May 2018. the help of 20 slogans on placards from railway police colony and led to Ramabai colony and the areas of Academic and non- academic assistance to Kamrajnagar and back to colony again where all the students from Ramabai Colony was organised as members paid tribute to Asifa by litting candles around vacation activity by NSS volunteers in which students 7 pm. were taught the content from their respective academic books for the year 2018-19 about 60 Fire drill and demo session in college on 8th& students benefitted by the activity. Apart from 9th June 2018 academic part students were taught different aasans, 40 non teaching staff on both the days were sun salutation and behavioural development themes. trained for fire drill, extinguishing fire and evacuation A silent March towards excesses over Asifa procedure. The purpose of the program was to killing inculcate the professional skills while working in the laboratory. On 19th Apr 2018, a silent March towards excesses over Asifa in which around 35-40 children HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH91 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Exhibition of posters on Plastic on 20th June World population day commomoration series 2018 session on 12th July 2018 Exhibition of posters on Plastic in college on Topic- Cope up with change and corporate 2nd floor, display gallery and college gate. governance Ban on plastic was imposed by MCGM hence Session was taken by Satish Luman and Vijay Joshi awareness exhibition about plastic and its negative World population day commomoration series impacts was organised for college students. In total session on 28th July 2018 there were 60 students who viewed the exhibition which was continued for three days Session on Down the vagour lane was organised in which our alumni Shri. SantoshThandge, Branch Exhibition on Yog posters near gate in college manager SBI interacted with students about their on 21st June 2018 corporate entry. 200 students viewed the exhibition Tree plantation was done in Mumbra hills on Demonstration on yog protocol and sun 15th July 2018. salutation was carried out for about one hour under In total 70 saplings were planted consisting of guidance of Prof D G Phondekar a faculty in the mango, peepal, banyan, jamun and neem. college about 20 students have participated in the activity. Students from KJSSC were accompanied by students of Kalsekar college. Yog session in Kalina campus University of Mumbai. On 21st June 2018 Tree plantation in Mumbra hills on 29th July 2018 Practical sessions that isAsanas were done under guidance of experts. Our college students 114 saplings were planted consisting of jamun, participated in the programme. mango, peepal. Session on Addiction Narcotics and Cyber Rakshabandhan on 26th Aug 2018 crimeon 26th June 2018 NSS unit of the college organised rakshabandhan Session was planned on account of international for railway police at all railway stations in Mumbai. anti drug abuse and illicit trafficking day. The session This year total 395 rakhis were tied to the campus was organised by Anti Narcotics cell and Cyber crime security guards, Police at different railway stations cell and taken by and at railway police head quarters in Ghatkopar. PSI Snehal Belgaokar & API Sachin Kadam Session on AIDS in MDACS on 29th Aug 2018 Students from KJSSC, KJSAC as well as SK Two volunteers Sakshi Bhalkar and Priya Somaiya college attended the session. Dwivedi were sent to MDACS for HIV AIDS training. Tree plantation at Mumbra hills on 8th July 2018 Attending Session on women empowerment in 15 saplings were planted which included mango, RADAV college on 31st Aug 2018 peepal, jack fruit and banyan saplings. The four sessions pertained to women World Population Day commemoration series empowerment were conducted which included on 11th July 2018 mental health, menstrual cycle, personality Topic- role of ethics in corporate governance and development and time scheduling, social facet of interview in corporate sexual harassment. Three students Mrunali Pawar, Sneha Samdade, Shruti Mourya from college Session was taken by Vijay Joshi and Satish Luman. participated in the training programme. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 92 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Voter ID name inclusion process and ballet list devotees. Every day about 150 to 200 people were rectification from 9th Sept 2018. benefitted by the process. Session by district collector at Kalidas Domestic violence Sabhagruh focussing on voter ID name inclusion On the call from Tilaknagar police station for process and ballet list rectification. NSS unit has last two years NSS unit of the college is doing conducted a drive in B.Ed college, Somaiya awareness against domestic violence. This year five vocational training institute, railway police colony street plays were performed in the community of As adopted area along with our own college students. Rajawadi, Ghatkopar and Tilaknagar police station The programme was scheduled as generation of vicinity. Every year these performances remained to awareness and guidance towards inclusion of name be very helpful to police in communal peace. This in the ballet list, distribution of forms, getting the year street plays were performed on 16thJan 2019, form filled and submission to the representative of 12th Feb & 18th Feb 2019. Seven students have central polling station . Up to 31st of October around participated in the street plays and the beneficiaries 96 forms were submitted to CPS. were about 450. Navrang session at railway police colony from Environmental enrichment 10th to 17th Sept 2018 K.J. Somaiya College of Sci & Com NSS unit A festival of women hood was celebrated by works for the enrichment of nature. Every year conducting different sessions in railway police colony volunteers plant around 150 to 200 saplings in Mumbra regarding problems faced by women and how to find hills. This year tree plantation was conducted on 8th solutions over them. Sessions regarding food nutrition, Sept, 15thSept & 29th Sept 2018. 195 saplings of deep silent sleep that is yognidra, child parenting , Pimpal, Karanj, Mango Banyan were planted in stomach related problems , financial literacy, skill Mumbra hills preferably on sliding slopes so as to building programme which included soap making were control the soil slide and stabilisation of slopes. All conducted. saplings were geo-tagged while planting .The survival Disaster management rate is about 45 percent. One plantation programmewasin association with AE Kalsekar The NSSunit ofthecollege regularly train college College Mumbra were planted jointly 70 saplings. students and staff as well as community members Apart from this college volunteers have also made for disaster management in the areas ofcrowd control, awareness about control over tree cutting and fire and fire drill and evacuation. supporting trees by minimum usage of tissue papers, This year around 40 staff members predominantly no wastage of papers and wood. from non-teaching staff were trained in the area of Food and nutrition fire and fire drill on 8th& 9th June 2018. They were given the inputs of causes, types of fire, how to address The volunteers of KJSSC NSS unit conduct the domestic fires and also conducted fire drill. food and nutrition awareness every year in thecommunity. NSS unit every year support the Mumbai police for crowd control especially during Ganapati Festival This year along with the informative posters &immersion dates and on 6th Dec at Shivaji Park on students went to adopted community i.e. railway account of Ambedkar Mahaparinirvan day. police colony in every tenement to do the awareness towards nutritious food, avoid wastage of food in This year NSS volunteers helped railway police routine time as well as festive and wedding parties, on 6th Dec 2018 through which a huge crowd at about food donation etc. students have organised poster 5 hours in the morning time was regulated and guided exhibition as well as explanation during 10 days of for departure trains as well as Shivaji park route. Ganapati period and in ‘Navrang festival’ i.e. the This year volunteers have helped from 14th Sept festival of womanhood during Navaratri period. Total to 22nd Sept 2018 at Sahyadri Ganapati at Chembur. beneficiaries during this activity are estimated to be They have regulated the queues and guided the more than 500. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH93 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Gandhi Centenary ‘Navrang’ is the Flagship programme of the college in association with Railway police in which The 150th year of Mahatma Gandhi birth was NSS volunteers organise different sessions for railway commemorated in NSS unit with various activities police colony Ghatkopar. Those sessions are in the On 29th & 1st Oct 2018 the interactive sessions areas of resilient behaviour, financial literacy were developed with the help of resource persons meditation and yog, parental responsibilities, domestic from SarvodayMandal and NITTE. Student were waste management etc. provided Mahatma Gandhi’s write up in the form of Along with sessions from stalwarts in the field, book ‘My experiments with Truth’. On the basis of house to house awareness and exhibitions in concern that, about 125 students have appeared for Gandhi topics were organised. On eighth day of Navratri, philosophy examination on 2nd Oct and 16th Oct 2018. skill building demonstrations and actualisation in soap After successful appearance with good performance making, food processing was also conducted for the the top five students were felicitated. women in the colony. On 1st Oct 2018 a massive rally of college NSS unit is conducting menstruation awareness students in association with student council, NCC and programme for last three years in which, a group of DLLE cell, with messages on placards by Gandhiji trained female volunteers with the help of flip-charts was organised along the streets of Ghatkopar and discuss about the process, misconceptions about railway police colony menstruation, mental health, food and nutrition to be A special exhibition on Gandhi thought was also taken during time and sanitary napkin disposal modes organised on 2ndOct 2018 at Gateway of India as a and processes and concerned cleanliness. part of University of Mumbai flagship programme This awareness was conducted in tribal ‘Bhajan Sandhya’ population in Dahanu, school girls, college girls, and Gender sensitisation large section of adolescent girls which influx on 6th December at Shivaji parkevery year. Over a long period NSS unit of the college is associated with diversity of programmes for gender Students have also attended a special session and woman empowerment. by Smt. Sadhana Bhatkhande, organised by woman development cell. Placement Placement of outgoing students during the year 2018-2019 Number of students Name of the employer Package received Programme placed with contact details graduated from 39 Capgemini 2.5LPA BScIT.,BSC CS 01 Nucsoft 2.79LPA BScIT 05 Neosoft 3LPA BScIT 05 LTI 2.45LPA BSCIT 21 Infosys 2.19LPA BScIT.,BSC CS 05 Wipro Pramita 1.89LPA BScIT. 07 IRaje BScIT.,BSC CS 01 Odessa Technologies 5.5LPA MCom 02 Sparrow’s SproutsCentre 1.8LPA BMS 01 Zeus E-Learning 4.0 LPA B.Sc – I.T, B.Sc- I.T HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 94 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Event Name : Guideline on Preparation for placement The event was organized to give a guideline to the students before their first placement drive. Organised by : Placement Cell The following topics were covered: Resume writing, Venue : 609 (6th floor) dress code, interview techniques, group discussion. Date : 13/7/2018 Time :11.30 am - 1.00 noon A group of 9 students performed the group discussion Conducted By : Mrs. Minal Dive & Ms. Shewale on the topic “Attendance should be compulsory or Leena P. not in colleges’’. No. of students attended : 91 (TYBSc IT & CS)

Feedback Committee

For an educational institute students are the the course outline, the lecturer’s knowledge on the stakeholders, their opinion is essential to evaluate the subject matter, action taken by faculties during difficult institutes’ reputation. Student’s satisfaction concerning situation, mentoring quality of teachers are assessed services provided and quality perceived was analysed The method used for collecting the student’s using various feedback methods such as feedback is through “Mailed Questionnaire Method”. • Teachers Feedback Using the institutional Email-ID only, all • Students Satisfaction Index undergraduate and postgraduate students were asked to grade on the above mentioned parameters. After • Feedback on autonomy Syllabus submission of the feedback, students then received We expect betterment of system functionality a confirmatory mail which was cross verified by the through the student’s feedback. The received data feedback committee members only. It was helpful to enables us to improve in terms of displaying ensure maximum responses. To maintain the notifications regarding date of admission, merit list, confidentiality of data, the access of the responses payment of fees, availability of the elective courses, was only with the Convenor of the feedback allotment of classrooms, time-table, extracurricular committee. Difficulties faced by the students were activities, exam dates, collection of hall tickets, resolved by the several helpdesks arranged in the declaration of results etc. To achieve student friendly college campus. environment, student’s opinion regarding the As compared to the earlier method of data accessibility of the different facilities like library, collection in the form of hard copies, the mailed laboratory, gymkhana, administration is assessed questionnaire method was found to be more eco- The quality of teaching by faculty and bringing friendly and also time saving. Since it required least academic excellence, the lecturer’s willingness to human interference, the confidentiality of the data provide additional assistance when needed, following was maintained.

Student Council

Lecture : “How to be Successful Every Time An Energetic and motivational Lecture on Everywhere” by Dr. Girishankar ‘How to be Successful Every Time Everywhere’ was arranged for students of our college by the committee Venue : Seminar Hall, K. J. Somaiya College of of Students’ Council in the Seminar Hall of our college Science and Commerce on 10th August 2018 at 10.00 am. Date : 10th August 2018, Time : 10.00 am to 12.30 pm The lecture was delivered by Dr. Girishankar HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH95 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

and 117 Students and 11 Faculty members were In the lecture he invoked the need of planning benefitted by this lecture. Dr. Rohini Kasbe introduced for career and he showed need of change in attitude the Guest Speaker and Anchoring and (Vote of towards looking in to the events happening in daily Thanks was given by Dr. Ajay Tripathi.) life. He gave many examples as laziness and inappropriate attitude found amongst student in very Dr. Girishankar heads the G S Ventures, one of subtle and humorous ways. Students were enjoying the most foremost and professionally committed HR and laughing but at the same time introspecting their and behavioral training company in the country, own attitude and status of planning of their career. providing creative solutions to some of the multi- Sir asked many questions and for correct answers national corporations and public sector companies. he gave small prizes to students which provoked He is a management and law graduate by students to answer and argue. qualification and trainer by choice. Over last 30 years he has touched over 2 lakh lives of individuals. He The talk was found to be very helpful, innovative has been an invitee to numerous conferences and and an enriching experience by itself. has published many articles on attitudinal skills.

Tarang – Cultural Committee

Tarang cultural committee like every year Discipline was observed, Students and Teachers organized events that brought together fun, equally enjoyed. Special thanks to Mrs. Babita knowledge, creativity, innovation and freshness in all Krishnan Mam & Mr. Dinesh Acharya. the aspects of our life. It brought out the best talents On 17th Dec. there were events like – Cooking of the college. without fire, Tarang Poster Making & Paper Craft. The opening of Tarang fest was done with The Highlight of the day was Personality Contest Teacher’s Day celebration. Our first meeting was where we crowned Master Tarang & Miss Tarang. conducted in August to plan the Events and schedule Prizes were sponsored by Fusion Fitness. for Teacher’s Day. Thereafter, the Committee On 18th Dec. Photography was organized. The members and volunteers worked together with the main Event of the day was Singing Competition where participants to make it a grand one. new voices and talents were discovered, it was a On Teacher’s Day, Tarang’s Inauguration was great success. done by our Principal – Dr. Pradyna Prabhu Madam On 19th Dec. girl students and teachers geared followed by speeches, songs and dances. It was a up for Mehendi competition. Also a competitive short but an outstanding event. atmosphere was observed in the campus as the The plans for the most awaited Annual Tarang participating teams strived to win the Treasure Hunt. week were initiated in October by Tarang Cultural On 20th Dec. the show-stopper of Tarang that Volunteers and Teachers. During Diwali vacation, is the Dance competition was organized. It was a the core committee students were on hunt for Block buster event, power packed by performances sponsors, in which they were successful. Volunteers of the participants and the Judges. acquired sponsorships for various Events which were never done before, setting a benchmark for next year. Best out of waste & Painting with Brushes were held on 21st Dec. The Annual Tarang Week started from 8th Dec. with the Elimination Round of Personality contest. All the Off stage Events were Judges by our 35 participants were shortlisted to 16 finalists experienced Teachers. On 15th Dec. Garba Event was organized in After all the hard work, the Pinnacle of Tarang Gargi Plaza. It was sponsored by Fusion fitness. Fest 2018-19 was the most awaited Annual Day on HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH H 96 HHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

22nd Dec. It started with the campus prayer followed Madam and Supervisor Mrs. Bina Suresh Madam by felicitation of various winners. All the winners of and the committee members. singing and dance competition participants got the Special mention to Co-convener Mrs. Mary opportunity to present their talents on this day. The Anurekha whose creativity & vision had been a surprise of the day was the Ethnic show of volunteer’s driving force throughout. core committee and Teachers of Tarang committee. It ended with National Anthem. Also not to forget the constant hardwork & discipline of Volunteers that made this festival ultimate Tarang concluded by Distribution of Prizes on success. The cheerful audience kept motivating the 24th Dec. to winners of all the Events. participants giving their best. All these Events couldn’t have been possible Minu Sharma with constant help & support of Principal Dr. Pradyna Tarang Convenor Prabhu madam, Vice Principal Dr. Shailaja Menon

Value Education A thirty hour one credit course was conducted The sessions were conducted in the seminar for TYBCOM and TYBSC on value education under hall of the college. They were also taught yogasanas SANSKARSHALA. It was a six day course from by preksha dhayan meditation at Gargi Plaza on the 18th April to 23rd April, 2019. Different flavour was campus. provided to students from Art of Living, Preksha Feedback was taken for every session online dhyan, RIIDL, Brahmakumari, Heartfullness. They and students interacted actively with various were educated on values, relations, introspection, self speakers. Under the able guidance of Principal, Dr. analysis, use of mind, time management, yoga, Pradnya Prabhu the course was executed by Vice usefulness of meditation and self cleaning process. Principal Dr. Lolly Jain, Mrs. Chitra Trehan and Tejal A full day visit was organised at the Heartfullness Bowlekar. A certificate was awarded at the end of institute at Panvel. The students learnt different the course to all 40 participants for successfully techniques through the play method. Some exercises completing the course. were taken up to involve the students actively in the sessions.

Women Development Cell

Following is the constitution of add for 2018-19 the students aware about concept of gender and the stereotyping by society. 1. Dr. Hemangi Bhagwat 2. Dr. Archana Padgoankar • A workshop on premarital counselling was held 3. Dr. Bharti Makhijani on February 12, 2019 . 4. Dr. Heena Shah Around 90 students attended it. 5. Ms. Sameera Samant The resource persons comprised Ms. Seema • A workshop on gender sensitization was Deshpande, president Bharatiya Stree Shakti, Dr. organised on 22 July 2018. Dr Sadhana Pradnya Kapase:,powder hospital and Ms. Ranjana Bhatkhande was the resource person. She made Karoor and Nutan Warerkar of BSS. Students were HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH g§ñH¥$Vr 2019 HHHHHHHH97 HH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

oriented about the medical, legal and psychological 4 best posters were given prizes. aspects of marital relationship. The themes were: • A Poster competition was held on 8th march. • Beti bachao beti padhao 150 students participated to make 45 posters. • Honour killing Subhash Krishnan and Reema Khanna judged Women empowerment the posters. •

List of Toppers in Unaided Commerce 2017-18

Class Name CGPPA FYBFM Mirza Tanishq Anwar 9.20 FYBMS Bhardwa Kunal 8.95 FYBAF Chandra Alpesh 9.70 SYBAF Chavan Ashwini 9.75 SYBFM Barboza Merwin 9.15 SYBMS Fofaria Krushi 9.60 TYBAF Shirdhankar Prajakta 6.93 TYBMS Sharma Mahima 6.93 TYBFM Hebballi Shivani 6.75

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