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Self Study Report Re-Accreditation Shri Gajanan Shikshan Prasarak Mandal’s Toshniwal Arts, Commerce and Science College, Sengaon- 431542 (M.S.) Track ID: MHCOGN11472 SELF STUDY REPORT FOR RE-ACCREDITATION (2015 – 2016) By Principal Shri Gajanan Shikshan Prasarak Mandal’s ToshnIwal Arts, Commerce and Science College, Sengaon -431542 Dist. Hingoli, Maharashtra. Email: [email protected] Web : www.toshniwalacs.com Phone no: 02456-202465 Fax No. 02456-202465 Submitted to: The Director, National Assessment and Accreditation Council, P. O. Box 1075, Nagarbhavi, Bangalore - 560072, Karnataka (India) Content Sr. Content Page No. Number 01 NAAC Steering Committees 01-01 02 Preface 02-03 03 Executive Summary 04-15 A Profile of the Institute 16-24 B Criterion-wise analytical report I Curricular Aspects 25-40 II Teaching –Learning and Evaluation 41-69 III Research, Consultancy and Extension 70-90 IV Infrastructure and Learning Resources 91-110 V Student Support and Progression 111-129 VI Governance, Leadership and Management 130-156 VII Innovation and Best Practices 157-163 C Evaluation Report of Department 01 Department of Marathi 164-170 02 Department of Hindi 171-177 03 Department of English 178-185 04 Department of History 186-192 05 Department of Sociology 193-198 06 Department of Economics 199-204 07 Department of Political Science 205-210 08 Department of Commerce 211-220 09 Department of Physics and Electronics 221-229 10 Department of Botany and Biotechnology 230-236 11 Department of Chemistry and Industrial 237-244 Chemistry 12 Department of Geology 245-252 13 Department of Dairy Science 253-259 14 Department of Fishery Science 260-267 15 Department of Zoology 268-274 16 Department of Microbiology and Industrial 275-281 Microbiology 17 Department of Mathematics 282-287 18 Department of Computer Science and 288-294 Information Technology 04 Post- accreditation initiatives 295-299 05 Declaration by the Head of the Institution 300- 300 06 Certificate of Compliance 301-301 07 Annexure I-XVI Annexure I Affiliation Letter 302-303 Annexure II 2F & 12 B Letter UGC Letter 304-304 Annexure III Name Change Letter(By 305-306 Affiliating University & UGC) Annexure IV Grant in Aid Certificate 307-307 Annexure V Educational Backward District 308-309 (EBD) by UGC Annexure VI Accreditation Certificate of NAAC 310-311 Annexure VII NAAC Peer Team Report 312-323 Annexure VIII List of Teachers Who Have 324-332 Participated/ Presented Paper / Coordinated In Conference, Seminars And Workshop In The Last Two Years (2013-15) Annexure IX List of Teachers WHO Have 333-333 Participated In Orientation Programme (OP) And Refresher Course (RC) In The Last Five Years (2010-11 To 2014-15) Annexure X Teaching Learning Methods in 334-334 Use Annexure XI Publication by faculty Member 335-343 Book and Edited Books. (2010- 15) Annexure XII UGC Grants to Institute under XI 344-346 and XII Plan Annexure XIII Letter of UGC XII Plan Allocation 347-348 under General Development Plan to College Annexure XIV Document Submission to AISHE 349-351 (2012-13 to 2014-15) Annexure XV Master Plan of the College 352-352 Campus Annexure XVI Certificate of Minority Institution 353-353 Toshniwal Arts, Commerce and Science College, Sengaon, Dist Hingoli (M.S.) NAAC STEERING COMMITTEE Sr. Name Nomenclature No. 1. Dr. S.M.Vadgule Chairman 2. Dr. D. G. Sawant Co-ordinator 3. Dr. P. B. Patil Member 4. Dr. S. S. Agrawal Member 5. Mr. R. S. Gore Member 6. Dr. D. S. Dharwadkar Member 7. Mr. H. T. Shinde Member 8. Mr. P. K. Ghan Member 9. Dr. R. A. Joshi Member 10. Dr. Y. S. Nalwar Member Self Study Report for 2nd Cycle of Re-Accreditation Page 1 Toshniwal Arts, Commerce and Science College, Sengaon, Dist Hingoli (M.S.) PREFACE A kind of socially-committed, gregarious, well-educated and philanthropic minds charged with the feelings of social responsibility, patriotism, humanitarianism, social welfare and compassion for the downtrodden led the foundation stone of the governing body of society named Shri Gajanan Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Yeldari Camp Tq. Jintur Dist. Parbhani on 01st May 1992. The visionary Board of Trustees of the Institution saw Sengaon was the right destination to serve the society as it was the sleepy new born tahsil of educationally backward, illiterate, hilly and tribal people. So they started Toshniwal Arts and Commerce College at Sengaon on 21st June 1993. Today’s grand, picturesque Toshniwal Arts, Commerce and Science College with natural surroundings had a humble beginning with a few rooms near the weekly bazaar of the Sengaon townlet, today comprised of 10,000 population. As most of the members are businessmen and the profit they had were happily used to develop the initial infrastructure of the college. Since the establishment the college has been a torch-bearer and a light house of education and social reform in the Sengaon taluka and its vicinity. The pure-minds behind these visionary efforts are Mr. Brijgopal Ramanarayan Toshniwal, Mr.Subhash Eksinge, Mr.U.M.Shelke, Mr. Govindprasad Toshniwal, Mr Sujitkumar Mundada,Mrs.Saroj Gattani and Mr. Bhimrao Wavhale. As per the saying from the scripture Katha Upnishad ( the 1.3.14 chapter ) B tkxzr izkI; ojkfUucks/kr “mfrW;” ” which means “ Arise! Awake! Approach the great and learn”, which is also the motto of our college, our college students take great advantage of the erudite teachers who never tire of teaching and guiding the students. The Arts faculty and the Commerce faculty had got 100 % grants in the academic years 1998-99 and 2003-04 respectively. However the visionary chairman of the institution regretted to see there was not a single quality educational institution for the science students across the taluka. Therefore he had started the science wing since the academic year 2009-10. It is proud to say that no other college in our district has a few subjects, other than regular subjects, like Fishery Science, Industrial Microbiology, Geology, Biotechnology and Industrial Chemistry. So the college now has become the place for the aspirant science students. Attending the contemporary immediate requirements and the future vision, the institution arranged 10 acres of the land in the lap of the nature including 03 acres for the playground. The institution has undertaken the massive task of building and developing a beautiful campus through its own resources. The development is still going on. As per the U.G.C. file no. F.5-17/ 2007 (XIth plan) the Hingoli, which is recognized as the educationally backward district in the country. In addition to that blot, Sengaon is the hilly and tribal taluka as per Maharashtra Government Circular. It has nearly 18.76% of S.C. and 6.67 of S.T. population and remaining are the agrarian, far away from education and modernity. Still our Institution and the Self Study Report for 2nd Cycle of Re-Accreditation Page 2 Toshniwal Arts, Commerce and Science College, Sengaon, Dist Hingoli (M.S.) energetic teachers tirelessly carry the light of education to the end of the society and the poorest of the poor. Feeling their honesty the students across the district enroll themselves in the college, like Hingoli (31 km ), Risod ( 25 km ), Jintur ( 30 km ) etc. The great faith the students and their parents show in the college give doubled vigour to do the sacred duty of spreading the light of education. The seedling of knowledge, which was planted on 01st May 1995, has taken the shape of a big tree. Shri Gajanan Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Yeldari Camp apart from Toshniwal Arts, Commerce and Science College, now runs (1) A.R.T.M. English School ( 1st to 5th standard), (2) Sadanand English School ( 1st to 8th standard), (3) B.R. Primary Marathi School (1st to 5th ), (4) Sahakarratna Omprakash Devda Marathi medium Secondary School ( 5th to 10th standard ) and (5) Toshniwal Arts, Commerce and Science Junior College. Toshniwal College which had mere enrolments of 121 students in the academic year 1993-94, the present enrolments of students are 787 and 39 well qualified faculty positions. The college has its own campus of 10 acres in the lap of nature 3.5 km away from the Sengaon townlet. One two storey building, a women’s hostel, a building of indoor sport infrastructure facilities of which the construction is in progress. The college bears almost all necessary student support facilities like naturally-ventilated, spacious sufficiently-furnished 23 classrooms, one spacious playground, seminar hall, safe drinking water facility, internet facility, separate vehicle stands, a ladies room, comfort stations, a computer laboratory, eleven laboratories including one commerce laboratory, fully computerized library with e- resources, Competitive Exam and Career Guidance Cell, various academic and student association like Commerce Association, Science Association, Mathematic Board, supply of regular electricity with arrangement through generator and inverter, etc. Apart from this the college is the centre of Y.C.M.O.U’s distance education also. At the onset the college was affiliated to Marathwada University Aurangabad till 1994 and later on since the academic year 1994-95 it has been affiliated to Swami Ramananda Teerth Marathwada University Nanded. The college has been recognized under 2(F) in and 12(B) in 2008 of the UGC Act. Despite of all the hurdles, we courageously went for NAAC Accreditation in 2004 to improve us or one can say at this state of globalization to introspect. No less delight for us to convey that it was accredited with C++ grade in 2004. Since then mirrored by, the institution has been developing continuously in respect of infrastructure, learning resources, faculty updating, ICT-enabled teaching learning process. Acknowledging the importance of the NAAC accreditation as a quality enhancing measures, the college set up IQAC- as a strategic planning cell on 1st December 2004 to build and ensure quality culture and meets the academic requirements of excellence and challenges ahead with a zeal to serve substantially.
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