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Career Point University Hamirpur Was Established by the Himachal Pradesh Government Vide Act No Career Point University Hamirpur Annual Report 2018-19 Campus : Tikker (Kharwarian), P.O. : Kharwar, Tehsil : Bhoranj, Hamirpur (H.P)-176041 www.cpuh.in E-mail [email protected] 1 Mission To meet the demands of “Quality Human Resources”in Science, Law, Technology, Humanities both at National and International level. To develop as a “Leading Training University” in the country for up gradation of skills of faculty, professionals etc. To promote “Lifelong Learning Capabilities” among students. To strengthen “R&D Activity” incollaboration with Industries, Premier Institutions and Research Labs. To “Promote Research” through, R&D projects. To develop strong “Industry-University Linkages”. To help in realization of the national goal of becoming “Global IT – Super Power” through emphasis on developing computational skills. “Always bear in mind that your own resolution to succeed is more important than any other.” - Abraham Lincoln 2 VISION To be a premier educational institution for graduate, post graduate studies and research activities by educating leaders of the future. Establishment of the University The Career Point started its journey in May 1993 at Kota to impart “Quality Education” to students preparing for various competitive examinations. Shri Pramod Maheshwari, an alumnus of IIT Delhi, started professional tutoring with humble beginning of 50 students to prepare them for competitive entrance examinations such as; IITs, NITs and examinations of other Institutes of National and International repute in India and abroad. For more than 20 years, besides competitive Examinations conducted by the Public sector and PSUs. Management and faculty have focused to train its students to face the challenges ahead and inculcate innovations that will develop them as professionals, entrepreneurs and job providers. The Career Point Group has to its credit a team of faculty drawn from IITs, NITs and business professionals possessing finest teaching skills. The group has built its repository of thousands of pages of text and video contents for imparting knowledge and is pioneer in the use of technology and in the delivery of academic services such as,“C.P. Live”, “Knowledge Lab”, “A2ZF feedback” and “Mobile Formulae”, “Handbooks” etc. In the higher education sector, the Career Point Group has a strong presence and offers “Consultancy and Management Services” (ECAMS) to K-12 Schools, Colleges, Engineering and Management Colleges and Universities in India. The group has concentrated its philosophy to provide excellence, to create trust among students and their parents, and aim at building a strong foundation, a bright future and to produce proud citizens. The group, since its inception, has trained more than 3.5 Lakh, who are manning top positions in India and abroad. The sponsoring body of the university is Gopi Bhai Foundation Trust. The Career Point University, Hamirpur is an inspiration of legendry Career Point Group, Kota (Rajasthan). The other education institutions of the group are Career Point University, Kota (Rajasthan), Career Point Technical Campus, (Rajasthan), Career Point Technical Campus, Mohali (Punjab), Global Public School (Rajasthan), Career Point World School (Rajasthan) and Career Point, Kota (Rajasthan). Website :www.cpuh.in Status: The Career Point University Hamirpur was established by the Himachal Pradesh Government vide Act No. 12/2012 under Section 2 (f) of the 3 UGC Act 1956. The was a inaugurated by Prof Prem Kumar Dhumal the then Hon‟ble Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh in the presence of Late on I. D. Dhiman the then Minister of Education, and other MLAs of Himachal Pradesh 3 July 2012. The University has been empowered by the University Grants Commission (UGC) for the award of degrees under Section 22 of the UGC Act 1956. Membership: The University is a member of the Association of Indian Universities (AIU). Finances: As per the provisions of the act, the organization is a “Self Financing University” supported by its “Sponsoring Trust- Gopi Bai Foundation Trust, Kota”. The University is following the instructions issued from time to time by the Regulatory Bodies namely:“UGC-Delhi”, “All India Council of Technical Education”, “HP Private Educational Institutions Regulatory Commission- Shimla”, “Department of Higher Education”, “Government of Himachal Pradesh” and “Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt. of India, New Delhi”. 4 The Hamirpur Districtis situated between 76º 18' to 76 º 44‟ East longitudes and 31º 25' to 31º 52' North latitude. The tractis hilly covered by Shivalik range. The elevation varies from 400 meters to 1100 meters having the configuration ranging from the almost flat-lands that border the portion of river Beas to the lofty heights of cliffs and precipitous slopes of hill-ranges. It has hilly ranges covered with Pine forests. This district was made in 1972. It is well connected by roads from all sides. At present the known tourist attractions are Deot-Sidh, Temples of SujanpurTira and Nadaun. Hamirpur town is the Headquarter of this District. Hamirpur is the most literate district in Himachal Pradesh. The Career Point University is situated in the village Tikker which has a glorious history. This village is associated with the names like Shri Yash Paul, son of Shri Hira Lal, a great warrior, freedom fighter, historian, and a renowned Hindi writer. He authored Sachh Jhooth (1958-1960), Meri Teri Uski Baat novels besides over 40 other publications of repute. He was awarded prestigious Sahitya Akademi Award for his novel Meri Teri Uski Baat in 1976. He was editor of Viplav for many years. He was an associate of Shaheed Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukh Dev and an active participant in freedom movement. The great musician (Sehnai badak) Shri Bhakshi Ram who served His Excellency, Maharaja Hari Singh of Jammu and Kashmir, also has roots in this village. Here the rural surroundings keep the young learners away from the distractions of big cities like noisy traffic, air pollution and tall buildings. The University caters to the educational needs of the people of not only Hamirpur district but also to the needs of people of Himachal Pradesh, Panjab, Rajasthan and Jammu and Kashmir. 5 Message Today, there is widespread knowledge everywhere with newer technologies, skills and avenues emerging. The horizons of professional activities are expanding and hence today there is much more scope for the younger generations to uncap their talents and touch greater heights of achievement. We, at Career Point University, are committed to provide the students an excellent education, practical training and facilities in the programme, they have chosen to pursue. To achieve this, we continuously update our courses and syllabi, keeping in view the changing needs of different professions, industries and social landscape as such. We emphasize on imparting excellent education to our students in an encouraging environment; we pay equal attention to the all-round development of our students. We provide them ample opportunities for giving expression to their inner literary creative and artistic talents, as well as, sportsmanship. We want our students to be well educated and well trained and to become responsible citizens. We are here to help our students to nurture and realize their dreams. I congratulate Dr K.S Verma, Vice-Chancellor and his team for bringing up the 6th Annual Report for the year 2018- 19, which will be a reflection of our vision for the society in general and students in particular. Pramod Maheshwari Chancellor Career Point University, Hamirpur 6 Message It is my proud privilege to present the 5th Annual Report 2017-2018 of Career Point University, Hamirpur. In this academic year, the University has strived to maintain a steady growth on different aspects. Keeping up its tradition to impart quality education to all, endeavors have been made to enhance the excellence of the teaching staff through “Research and Development” and augmenting the academic process. Our strength has now reached to more than ............................................................................................... students It may be noted that the University besides its “Academic and Development Activities” has also involved itself in “Social Welfare” and “Developmental Activities of the State”. It is indeed proud to be a partner in the progress of the State – a role which is going to be expanded over the years to come. I am honored in submitting the Fifth Annual Report of Career Point University, Hamirpur which gives the details of the Academic, Students and Faculty Development activities as well as the Infrastructure for the year 2017-2018. I am grateful to Shri Pramod Maheshwari, Chancellor and the Gopi Bai Foundation Trust for guidance, support and patronage. The contributions of members of Academic Council, Board of Management, Governing Body, and other Committees constituted as per provisions of Act and statutes and UGC guidelines are praiseworthy. The Registrar, Dean, Faculty and other staff members have been very helpful and extended excellent support in running the University. I am very much impressed by the innovative, disciplined and responsible students. I wish them a bright and prosperous career. Prof. (Dr) K. S. Verma Vice- Chancellor Career Point University Hamirpur 7 8 Acknowledgment The Career Point University, Hamirpur has been established by the Himachal Pradesh Government vide Act No. 12/2012 under Section 2(f) of the UGC Act 1956. Since the inception of the University, it has marched ahead steadily to “Excel in Academics” and to provide “Quality Education” to students aiming at developing their knowledge and skills. All events are planned and executed by the faculty and staff for the professional growth of the students and the University as a whole. I am delighted that the University’s 6th Annual Report has seen the light of the day. The compilation and editing of the annual report is an arduous task. I appreciate the efforts of Dr. Rajesh Kumar and Mr. B.S. Rana, Deputy Registrar-cum-Secretary to Vice Chancellor and Mr Ravi Kant for giving the report its final shape.
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