Annual Report – 2017-18

ANNUAL REPORT – 2017-18

Manav Rachna International Institute of Research & Studies(Deemed to be University), Faridabad (A Deemed to be University, under section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956) NAAC Accredited “A’ Grade University

“Manav Rachna”

Manav Rachna carries forward the mantle of excellence and professionalism with the philosophy of Manav Rachna.

“Vidyantariksha”

This is a conjunction of the words ‘vidya’ and ‘antariksha’. “Vidya means knowledge, information, the basis of creativity and innovation. It is the foundation of technology and envisages the future. “Antariksha means ‘the sky’ the space which we belong to or exist. It can be broken into ‘antar’ and ‘ikshan’ which means inner vision. Hence the combination, the core promise of Manav Rachna becomes “the reality of inner vision or root of all knowledge”.

CONTENTS

S.No. Description Page 1 Preface (From the Vice Chancellor’s Desk) 4 2 Preface (From the Pro Vice Chancellor’s Desk) 5 3 Officers of the University 6 4 Deans of Faculties 7 5 Advisory Board 8-9 Chapter 1 University at a Glance 10-21 1.1 Vision, Mission & Objectives 12 1.2 Academic Programmes 13-15 1.3 Knowledge Partners 15-18 1.4 International Collaborations 18-21 Chapter 2 Authorities of the University 22-29 2.1 Board of Management 22-23 2.2 Academic Council 23-26 2.3 Planning & Monitoring Board 26-27 2.4 Finance Committee 27-28 2.5 Other Committees 28-29 Chapter 3 Faculties of the University 30-97 3.1 Faculty of Engineering & Technology (FET) 30-63 3.2 Faculty of Applied Sciences (FAS) 64-72 3.3 Faculty of Management Studies (FMS) 72-78 3.4 Faculty of Computer Applications (FCA) 78-84 3.5 Faculty of Media Studies & Humanities (FMeH) 84-89 3.6 Faculty of Architecture & Design (FAD) 90-93 3.7 Faculty of Commerce & Business Studies (FCBS) 94-95 3.8 Faculty of Behavioral & Social Science (FBSS) 96-97 Chapter 4 Academic Calendar 98-99 Chapter 5 Facilitation Units of the University 100-144 5.1 Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) 100-101 5.2 Corporate Relations and Career Management Centre (CRCMC) 101-107 5.3 International Education Center (IEC) 107-110 5.4 Manav Rachna Innovation & Incubation Center (MRIIC) 110-135 5.5 MRIUIRS Alumni Association 136-144 Chapter 6 Infrastructural Facilities 145-151 6.1 Central Library 145-147 6.2 IT Support Cell 147-148 6.3 Healthcare facilities 148 6.4 Sports Infrastructure 148-150 6.5 Other Student Support Systems/Facilities 151 Chapter 7 Research and Development Activities 152-219 7.1 Books/ Chapters published 152-174 7.2 Research Publications 174-212 7.3 Government/ Industry funded Research Projects and Consultancy 212-213 7.4 Consultancy Undertaken 213-214 7.5 FDP Organised/attended 214-215 7.6 PhD Programme 215-219 Chapter 8 Students Achievements and Activities 220-236 8.1 Examination Results 220-224 8.2 Placements 225-236 2

8.3 Extra / Co-curricular Activities 236-240 8.4 Sports Activities 240-242 8.5 Scholarship / Freeship 243-245 Chapter 9 Institutional Social Responsibility 246-253 Chapter 10 Financial Statements 254-261 --- Editorial Board 262

From the Vice-Chancellor’s Desk

It gives me great pleasure to present the Annual Report of Manav Rachna International University for the year 2017-18 before the Board of Management, with great satisfaction and fulfillment. During the period under report, the University made significant progress on all fronts.

Committed to academic reforms, the University is making proactive efforts to develop and implement innovative curricular frame work and the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) has been implemented in most of our academic programmes from the academic year 2017-18. The research programmes are equally innovative and qualitative.

Conscious of its responsibility to create a culture of excellence, the University has been proactively promoting merit, objectivity and transparency in all its activities / processes that enthuse confidence amongst all its stakeholders.

As a part of its endeavors, MRIIRS organized several high quality academic activities including conferences / symposia / workshops in the year 2017-18 with the objective of bringing together eminent persons and scholars in various fields and to provide suitable forum for exchange of ideas that seek to push the boundaries of overall development of the University.

While teaching is the primary focus and mainstay of the University, a conscious effort has been made to promote culture of research, publication, innovation and participation in seminars, symposia, conferences etc by creating a conducive and enabling environment. It gives me immense pride to bring on record that majority of the faculty members presented papers, delivered key note addresses, chaired sessions, delivered lectures and talks, attended conferences and workshops and published papers in journals, many of repute.

The Annual Report basically reflects the outcome of sincere efforts made by the faculty members and other supporting and administrative staff. I put on record my appreciation for each one of them. I shall be failing in my duty if I do not mention the support and cooperation that University received from the Management, in particular and from all the members of the Statutory Bodies of the University Authorities like, Board of Management, Academic Council, Planning & Monitoring Board, and Finance Committee for giving their valuable time and for their continuous guidance and encouragement. Special thanks are also due to the senior administrative functionaries of the University for their untiring efforts.

Dr. N.C. Wadhwa Vice Chancellor

From the Pro Vice-Chancellor’s Desk

Being aware of the radical changes taking place in the economy, the MRIIRS strives to groom future professionals who are ready to accept any kind of challenges and moving abreast with the growing competition. The university enjoys unparalleled reputation amongst all stake holders i.e. its students and their parents, employers or community at large and the excellent performance of its students across the industry has enabled the university to maintain its strong brand image. It is with great pleasure that we present the Annual Report of 2017-18 of Manav Rachna International Institute of Research & Studies. The academic year 2017-18 was one of growth and optimism for MRIIRS. In the following pages, you’ll come to learn more about the outstanding accomplishments of our faculty and students—and the impact of their work on campus in MRIIRS and beyond. The university has dedicated faculty and staff working in highly motivating environment and I am confident that the university will attain new standards and milestones of quality in its pursuit of growth and excellence. The Report presents the highlights of activities and achievements of the University during the year 2017-18. We at MRIIRS intend to ensure implementation of healthy practices and continuously improve the standards. We remain earnest to deliver an honest and transparent report that lists attainments and constraints. We are open for suggestions. We believe in Rigvedic hymn “आ आआ आआआआआआ आआआआआआ आआआआआ आआआआआआआ” (Let noble thoughts come to us from every side) I am sure these suggestions will guide us in the pursuance of global standards of excellence in endeavours including teaching, research, and quality education.

Dr. M. K. Soni Pro Vice Chancellor

OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY

CHANCELLOR

Dr. Prashant Bhalla

VICE CHANCELLOR

Prof. (Dr.) N. C. Wadhwa, I.A.S. (Retd.)

PRO VICE CHANCELLOR

Prof. (Dr.) M.K.Soni wef 21.07.2017

REGISTRAR

Sh.R.K.Arora

DEAN ACADEMICS

Prof. (Dr.) Naresh Grover

DEAN RESEARCH

Prof. (Dr.) Sarita Sachdeva

DEAN STUDENTS’ WELFARE

Prof. (Dr.) I. K. Kilam upto 31.03.2018 Prof. (Dr.) M.K.Soni w.e.f 01.04.2018

CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS

Sh. K. C. Dadhwal

PROCTOR

Sh. R.K.Arora upto 20.07.2017 Prof. (Dr.) M.K.Soni w.e.f 21.07.2017

DEANS OF FACULTIES

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

Prof. (Dr.) M. K. Soni upto 20.07.2017 Prof.(Dr.) Krishna Kant w.e.f 21.07.2017

FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES

Prof. (Dr.) Sarita Sachdeva

FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES

Prof. (Dr.) Chavi Bhargava Sharma upto 14.12.2017 Prof. (Dr.) S.K. Bedi w.e.f 15.12.2017

FACULTY OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

Prof. (Dr.) Naresh Grover upto 19.05.2018 Prof.(Dr.) S.S.Tyagi w.e.f 20.05.2018

FACULTY OF MEDIA STUDIES & HUMANITIES

Prof. (Dr.) Neemo Dhar

FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN (Started from 30.12.2017)

Prof. (Ar.) Sunil Arora

FACULTY OF COMMERCE & BUSINESS STUDIES

Prof. (Dr.) S.K. Bedi

FACULTY OF BEHAVOURAL & SOCIAL SCIENCES

Prof. (Dr.) N.K. Chadha upto 14.12.2017 Prof. (Dr.) Chavi Bhargava Sharma w.e.f 15.12.2017

ADVISORY BOARD

1. Dr. Riad Abbas - Ambassador of Syria, Embassy of Syria, New Delhi

2. Sh. V.S. Allawadi, IAS(R) - Former Vice Chairman, Delhi Development Authority and Chairman Haryana Power Regulatory Commission

3. Mr. M.D. Asthana, IAS (R) - Secretary, Department of Statistics & Program Implementation, Government of India.

4. Sh. V.P. Bajaj - Managing Director, Bajaj Motor Ltd. And President Gurgaon Industry Association.

5. Sh. H.K. Batra - Managing Director, L.R. Foods Pvt. Ltd., Faridabad

6. Prof. H. Chaturvedi - Director, Birla Institute of Management Technology, Greater Noida, U.P.

7. Sh. Navdeep Chawla - Vice President, Faridabad Industry Association, Faridabad and Managing Director, Psychotropic India Ltd.

8. Sh. Kapil Dev - Former Captain Indian Cricket Team

9. Mr. Robert C. Gillett - President, Algonquin College, Ottawa, Canada

10. Dr. Richard Goodall - President A.I.S. St. Helens New Zealand

11. Sh. P.C. Hota, IAS (R) - Former Chairman, Union Public Service Commission and Former Secretary Parliamentary Affairs, Govt. of India.

12. Mr. S K Jain - Managing Director, Indo Auto Tech Ltd., Faridabad

13. Sh. K. L. Johar - Former Vice Chancellor, Guru Jambeshwar University, Hisar (Haryana)

14. Sh. Rajiv Kapoor - Chief People Officer, Fortis Healthcare

15. Padamshri Dr. Prof. Pritam Singh , Ex-Director, MDI & IMI

16. Dr. M.L. Khurana - Managing Director, National Cooperative Housing Federation of India

17. Mr. K C Lakhani - Chairman, Lakhani Armaan Group

18. Sh. G. Madhavan, IAS (Retd.) - Former Chief Secretary Haryana & Chief Information commissioner, Haryana

19. Sh. M.K. Miglani, IAS (Retd.) - Former Vice Chancellor, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra and CCS HAU, Hisar.

20. Sh. Yogesh Munjal - Managing Director, Munjal Showa Ltd., Gurgaon

21. Justice (R) R K Nehru - Retd. Judge Punjab & Haryana High Court

22. Dr. Juhani Neimimen - Vice President, Lahti University of Applied Sciences, Lahti, Finland

23. Sh. Raj Singh Rathee - Managing Director, Kuka Robotics India Pvt. Ltd.

24. Sh. S.Y. Siddiqui – Chief Mentor, Maruti Suzuki India Limited

25. Justice (R) I.P. Vashishth - Former High Court Judge, Uttrakhand

26. Mr. Ravi Vasudeva – Chairman Haryana Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Faridabad and Chairman, Chamber of Indian Overseas Entreprenuers.

27. Mr. J.S. Virk – Retd. Sessions Judge

28. Dr. Anil Kohli - Former President, Dental Council of India

29. Dr. G. Vishwanathan – Chancellor, VIT University, Vellore

30. Mr. V. Ramaswamy - Global Head, SMB Division, Tata Consultancy Services

31. Mr. Gane Eidelman - Co-Founder and President, Mosoica Education, USA

32. Sh. Bhaskar Chatterjee, I.A.S. (Retd.)

33. Prof. (Dr.) Kuldeep Singh Dhindsa – Sr. Prof. HAU, Hissar andEx-Director General, Jan Nayak Ch. Devi Lal Vidyapeeth, Sirsa

34. Prof. Sunil Pandey - Director, Saint Longowal Institute of Engineering & Technology, Longowal, Sangrur

CHAPTER-1

UNIVERSITY AT A GLANCE

Manav Rachna International University Faridabad is a continuum of excellence from the Career Institute of Technology & Management (CITM), an engineering college approved by the AICTE, Department of Technical Education, Haryana and affiliated to Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak, Haryana (established in 1997 at Faridabad with an intake of 180 in three B.Tech programs) ,was conferred deemed-to-be-University status by MHRD, Govt. of India, on the recommendations of UGC and UGC / AICTE expert committees based upon ‘on the spot assessment / physical inspection vide MHRD notification dated 21.10.2008 in the name and style of Manav Rachna International University under section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956.

CITM was one of the most preferred destinations for admission seekers in Haryana having a strong and enviable record of academic results and student placements. Three of its B.Tech programs were accredited by NBA in 2003 and four B.Tech programs were accredited by NBA in 2007 for a period of three years.

Manav Rachna International University, Faridabad admitted its first batch of students in 2009 and all the students who were admitted till the academic year 2008-09 continued with Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak till they finally passed out and got their degrees.

National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) accredited Manav Rachna International University (MRIU), Faridabad, with ‘A’ Grade, valid from 16.11.2015 to 15.11.2020.

Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Government of India, Department of Higher Education in excecise of the powers conferred under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956, as per the directions of Hon’ble Supreme Court and on the advice of the UGC, vide its notification no. F.9-3/2007-U3(A) dated 11/01/2018 changed the name of Manav Rachna International University (MRIU) (Deemed to be University) to Manav Rachna International Institute of Research & Studies (MRIIRS) (Deemed to be University).

The University has a campus of 15.6 acres, apart from an excellent eye catching infrastructure and serene environment. The main objective of the University is to facilitate, promote and excel in higher education, research in the contemporary as well as emerging areas of knowledge. The University strives to continuously improve quality of education, to nurture the talent of our students and to enable them to embark upon a successful career, through a blend of high conceptual and practical skills supported by excellent infrastructure, sound teaching methodology and commitment to a quality management. The inception of high tech culture involving computer based facilities, internet connectivity, wifi facilities and modern administrative techniques are the integral characteristics of the University.

There are eight teaching Faculties offering 36 programmes in the University. Well known experienced academicians and professionals are associated in preparing the academic curriculum of different courses strictly as per the guidelines of the UGC / AICTE / and other Regulatory Bodies. The emphasis is to impart quality education and offering congenial and liberal environment in the campus through the promotion of sports and extra-curricular activities. Sports events are organized at a regular interregnum and the students are encouraged to participate in such activities that not only enhance their co-curricular content and professional needs but to expand their horizons beyond the professions they are going

to pursue. As part of such programs different activities are organized with students at the focal point. “Creating better human beings” is the motto of Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies (MRIIRS). Towards achieving academic excellence, at MRIIRS acquisition of knowledge skills is facilitated by organizing Conferences, Seminars, Workshops and Continuing Education Programs. Our students and faculty have spread the University’s name far and wide by various presentations in conferences, seminars, workshops and publications in peer reviewed journals.

MRIIRS has signed MOUs with renowned institutions in the country and abroad to enhance the opportunities for our students to get exposed to academic atmosphere in other places.

We are well aware of the social accountability of academic institutions and we fulfill the responsibilities to the community. Noteworthy participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) Activities in the fields of Awareness and Prevention of Deadly Diseases, Swach Bharat drive, Oral Hygiene, Rehabilitation, Environment, Social Upliftment, Removal of illiteracy, Blood Donation, Awareness and Prevention of Child Labour, Anti Ragging and Social Harmony etc.

MRIIRS has a robust examination system and has earned a distinction in conducting the exams within the defined schedule and timely declaring all its results.

MRIIRS has a number of imposing buildings, housing various faculties/ teaching departments, state of the art laboratories, computer labs, workshops and offices of various Officers of the University. It has four hostels (both in campus and off campus) for boys and girls. The hostels have well furnished rooms with common facilities like TV, PCs, Telephone and indoor sports facilities. An ergonomically and aesthetically designed hostel basically meant for international students is available with all the state of the art facilities. The University has 16 houses for staff on the campus. Regular transport services are provided between off campus hostel and the University.

Radio Manav Rachna 107.8 FM at MRIU campus is the first Community Radio station of Faridabad, which was inaugurated by the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Haryana, Ch. Bhupinder Singh Hooda on 10th July, 2009. Being a community Radio station it strives to bring best programs for the community awareness, besides entertaining and educating the listeners. (like swachha bharat, environment, hygeine, common diseases awareness etc.)

MRIIRS has a fleet of luxury AC / Non AC buses, providing transport facility to the students of Delhi-NCR covering Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Palwal and Faridabad.

To permit easy access to cash for day students as well as hostelers, a branch of PNB along with ATM facilities has been located in the campus. MRIIRS has a tie up with PNB and Corporation Bank for educational loans for various courses. We provide canteen facilities with VH Smith, Hunger Cure and SODEXO. SODEXO also provide mess facilities to hostel students.

1.1 Vision, Mission & Objectives

Vision:

Manav Rachna International Institute of Research & Studies (Deemed to be University) is dedicated and committed to train and equip its students with the latest knowledge and skills in the chosen fields in the backdrop of Indian ethos and values to enable them to face any global challenge with a view to transforming them into insightful, honorable and responsible citizens of this great country; and imbibe a work culture of theoretical and applied research leading to creation and dissemination of knowledge.

Mission:

To provide an environment in which teachers love to facilitate and students love to learn, consisting of infrastructure facilities at par with the best institutions in India and abroad. The aim is:  To inculcate skills and impart knowledge to the ignited minds in the fields of science & technology and soft skills including leadership, team-building and communication.  To create human beings with golden heart, who work and dedicate themselves for advancement of humanity.  To undertake research and development activities in collaboration with the world of work leading to creation of new knowledge in the fields of Science, Commerce, Humanities, Engineering & Technology, Management, Health Sciences & Therapies, Sports, Multi- media, Applied & Performing Arts.

Quality:

MRIIRS strives continuously to improve quality of education to nurture the talent of our students to enable them to emark upon a successful career. Our team endeavors to achieve this objective through a proper blend of high conceptual and practical skills supported by excellent infrastructure, teaching methodolohy and commitment to Quality Management.

Main Objectives:

 To steer our young students towards a gateway of exciting professional careers through State of the Art training and progressive development continuum.  To impart knowledge, professional and human skills, strength of character of its students and teachers so as to render them suitable for national development and social transformation.  To provide conducive ambience culminating in a research culture to encourage its students and teachers to engage in Research and Development.  To foster and nurture talent to promote out of box thinking to strike at innovative and radical solutions  To provide amenities and support for its students and teachers to assimilate the latest technological advances within a dynamic environment

 To encourage its students and teachers to develop co-scholastic skills, proficiency in sports, excellence in arts and culture, and other intellectual pursuits for holistic development.  To provide a multitude of platforms through conferences, symposia, seminars at national/international level to expose its students and teachers with the contemporary and futuristic trends of research.  To encourage consultancy and extension to serve the society.  To inculcate values of national pride, equality, inclusive growth, unity and justice.

1.2 Academic Programmes

There are eight teaching Faculties offering 36 programmes in the University. A new Faculty of Architecture & Design was created on 30th December 2017, offereing programmes of B.Arch and B.Sc.-Interior Design, which were earlier being offered under Faculty of Engineering and Technology. Well known experienced academicians and professionals are associated in preparing the academic curriculum of different programs strictly as per the guidelines of the UGC/ AICTE / and other Regulatory bodies. The emphasis is to impart quality education and offering congenial and liberal environment in the campus through the promotion of sports and extra-curricular activities. Sport events are organized at a regular interregnum and students are encouraged to participate in such activities that not only enhance their co-curricular content and professional needs but also expand their horizons beyond the professions they are going to pursue. As part of such programs different activities are organized with students at the focal point. “Creating better human beings” is the motto of Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies. Towards achieving academic excellence, at MRIIRS acquisition of knowledge skills is facilitated by organizing conferences, seminars, workshops and continuing education programs. Talent clubbed with hard work is a sure key to success and the University has witnessed this with its proactive staff and students. Excellence being our mantra, every effort is made to achieve it in all our endeavours.

The following academic programmes were offered in 2017-18:

Faculty of Engineering & Technology (FET)

B. Tech (4 yrs)

1. Aeronautical Engineering. 2. Automobile Engineering. 3. Biotechnology. 4. Civil Engineering. 5. Computer Science & Engineering and also specialization in Cloud Computing, Business Analytics and Optimization, Cyber Security & Forensics, Graphics & Gaming, (in association with IBM). 6. Electrical Engineering with specialization in Power Electronics (in association with Su- Kam). 7. Electronics & Communication Engineering and with specialization in Internet of Things (IOT). 8. Mechanical Engineering and also Industry Integrated (in association with JBM).

M. Tech & M.Sc. Programmes (2 yrs)

1. M. Tech. Biotechnology 13

2. M. Tech. Mechanical Engineering with specialization in Industrial Engineering 3. M. Tech. Electronics and Communication Engineering with specialization in Communication Systems / VLSI Design and Embedded Systems 4. M. Tech. Computer Engineering/ Computer Engineering with specialization in Computer Networking 5. M.Tech. Electrical Engineering with specialization in Power Systems and Electrical Drives 6. M. Tech. Civil Engineering with specialization in Structural Engineering/ Construction Management/Transportation Engineering 7. M.Sc. Biotechnology

Faculty of Applied Sciences (FAS)

1. Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) - (4½ yrs) with 6 months compulsory internship, (4½ yrs). 2. Master of Physiotherapy (MPT) with specialization in Musculoskeletel, Cardio Pulmonary, Sports, Neurology - (2 yrs) 3. Bachelor of Science - Nutrition and Dietetics including two months Clinical / Industrial Training (3yrs) 4. Master of Nutrition & Dietetics (2 yrs)

Faculty of Management Studies (FMS)

1. Master of Business Administration with Dual Specialization – Finance, Media Management, Marketing, Human Resource, International Business, Information Technology, Event Management and other areas. & MBA – Healthcare Management in Collaboration with Fortis (2 yrs) 2. Bachelor of Science – Hospitality and Hotel Administration (3 yrs)

Faculty of Computer Applications (FCA)

1. Bachelor in Computer Applications (BCA) - (3 yrs) 2. Bachelor of Science - Information Technology - (3 yrs) 3. Master of Computer Application (MCA) - (3 yrs)

Faculty of Media Studies & Humanities (FMeH)

1. Bachelor of Arts – (Journalism and Mass Communication) - (3 yrs) 2. Master of Arts – (Journalism and mass Communication) - (2 yrs) 3. Bachelor of Arts (Hons) – English - (3 yrs) 4. Master of Arts English- (2yrs)

Faculty of Architecture & Design (FAD)

1. Bachelor of Architecture (5Yrs.) 2. Bachelor of Interior Design (3Yrs.)

Faculty of Commerce & Business Studies (FCBS)

1. Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)- General/ International Business (Global)/ Banking & Finance Marketing - (3 yrs) 2. Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) Hons./ Industry Integrated - (3 yrs) 3. Master of Commerce. (2yrs)

Faculty of Behavioural & Social Sciences (FBSS)

1. Master of Arts – Applied Psychology with specializations in Clinical Psychology,Industrial and Organizational Psychology, Educational, Health, Sports, Pyschological Assessment and Psychometric Testing, Personality Assessment, Social Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Community Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Experimental Psychology, Forensic and Criminal Psychology, Neuropyschology, Rehabitation, and School Psychology (2 yrs) (Upto 24.05.2017 and thereafter shifted to FBSS)

2. Bachelor of Arts – Applied Psychology with specializations in Clinical Psychology, Counseling Psychology, Industrial and Organizational Psychology, Educational Psychology, Consumer Psychology, Health Psychology, Sports Psychology, Testing and Assessment, Personality and Social Psychology, Developmental Psychology (3 yrs) Upto24.05.2017 and thereafter shifted to FBSS)

3. Bachelor of Arts- Economics Hons. (3 Yrs)

1.3 Knowledge Partners

MRIU has signed MOUs with leading corporates and institutions in the country and abroad to fortify the life skills of our students to excel in their chosen professional careers. Our knowledge partners include the following:

IBM, a well known multinational conglomerate having a turnover of more than US $ 100 billion with Headquarters at New York, US, has tied up with MRIU to jointly offer B.Tech. - Computer Science & Engg. with specialization in Cloud Computing, Business Analytics & Optimization, IT Infrastructure Management, Cyber Security & Forensics, Mainframe Technology, Open Source Software & Open Standards, Graphics and Gaming Technology. IBM primarily having worldwide business in Computer Hardware/Software, IT Services and IT Consulting shall provide LMS, Train the Teacher Programmeme, Student Projects, Expert Lectures, Industry connectivity for students and teachers to enable them to experience the live IT Environment. The arrangement shall help students to acquire domain skills in the most advanced areas of IT and preferential placements by IT companies. Students enrolled in this programmeme shall have access to an online Eco-system Platform namely Innovation Center for Open Standards enabling them to access course material, discussion forums, student projects, industry mentors and news-clips. IBM shall also issue certificates for various modules after their successful completion.

JBM Group, is, a $1.35 billion conglomerate with interests in automobiles, engineering & design services, renewable energy and education sectors. JBM Group is a global enterprise headquartered in New Delhi, with an infrastructure of 35 manufacturing plants and 4 Engineering & Design centres across 18 locations globally. JBM is a Tier-1 component supplier to Maruti Suzuki, Mahindra & Mahindra, Honda Motors, General Motors, Ford, Fiat, Renault-Nissan, Volkswagen, Tata Motors, Toyota, Hero Moto Corp, TVS Group, Yamaha, Ashok Leyland, Volvo-Eicherand JCB. JBM Group has two listed entities, namely, Jay Bharat Maruti Ltd and JBM Auto Ltd. It is the largest Tier-1 supplier of automobile components and assemblies in India has associated with B.Tech Mechanical Engineering - Industry Integrated Programme of MRIU. JBM functional managers conduct classroom and lab training in 3rd and 4th year for specialized subjects. The students undergo 24- week Industry attachment and pass outs are provided assured placement in JBM Group and associate companies subject to meeting specified academic benchmarks.

SAP SE (Systems, Applications & Products in Data Processing) is a German multinational software corporation that makes enterprise software to manage business operations and customer relations. SAP is headquartered in Walldorf, with regional offices in 130 countries. SAP has partnered with Manav Rachna to establish a SAP Student Academy at the University Campus to cater to its Functional/ Technical courses on Material Management, Financial Accounting, Sales and Distribution, Human Resources and ABAP.

Su-Kam Power Systems Ltd. is India’s largest power solutions company with presence in 90 countries worldwide and has a record of being the only company in this sphere to file 100 plus patents. The Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) between Su-Kam Power Systems Ltd. and MRIU aims at establishing a Centre of Excellence of Power Electronics at MRIU campus and providing “in field” exposure to both faculty members and students to the latest developments in the field of solar energy and its applications especially its commercial applications in the area of energy generation, storage and deployment.

KPMG, a world renowned Consulting company associates with MBA and B.Com-Industry Integrated Programmes. KPMG Consultants shall conduct classroom and lab training. The pass outs get preferential placements in KPMG and associate companies.

NDTV Worldwide has signed an MOU with MRIU for conducting Skill Centric Workshops for students enrolled in both programmes of B.A & M.A in JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION. Experts from NDTV Worldwide conduct 14 workshops for students in diverse areas such as Anchoring, Reporting, Breaking News, Digital Media, News Production. They also conduct sessions on the Role of a Producer, Departments of a News Channel, Writing TV News, News Room Scenario and Operations - Live PCR, Camera, and Editing and provide Technical Overview of a Modern Television News Room. Students are provided certificates for these workshops by NDTV Worldwide and MRIU.

ICICI Direct Centre for Financial Learning: MRIIRS has entered into an MOU with ICICI Securities Limited to provide classroom training and joint certification for identified financial courses of the University. ICICI Securities is engaged in equity broking and merchant banking and delivers professional financial programmes through ICICI Direct Centre for Financial Learning. Under this arrangement, ICICI Direct is conducting professional modules in each semester of the BBA (Banking and financial markets) Programme of the Department of Business Studies under the Faculty of Commerce and Business Studies. The professional modules include Financial Planning, Equity and Derivative Markets, Fundamental and Technical Analysis, Investment Products and Management, Private Banking and Financial Projects. The practical modules are of immense help enhancing employability of the students in different financial sectors.

Fortis Healthcare, an Asian giant having multispecialty state-of-the-art hospitals in countries has associates with MBA - Healthcare Management. All students shall have 100 days training in hospital operations and 24 weeks Hospital Attachment in Fortis hospitals.

EdGate Technologies Pvt. Ltd., University Programme Partner of Texas Insturments (TI), India has signed an MOU with MRIU for setting up a joint Lab entitled “Texas Instruments Embedded System / Microcontrollers” at MRIU premises. EdGate Technologies Pvt. Ltd. will provide equipment and training material to set up the lab based on TI platform and to provide initial training and learning material to begin the instructions. EdGate Technologies Pvt. Ltd., will help the university to organize training programmes / tutorials, workshops and faculty development programme in its premises for faculty members of MRIU and other Engineering Institutions to teach topics related to TI platform.

Mitsubishi Electric India (MEI) is a well-known brand and Global Leader in Electric and Electronic Equipment for Residential, Commercial and Industrial use. Mitsubishi Electric has presence across India with a large distribution channel which is expanding to more cities. Mitsubishi Electric India (MEI) offers complete solution for factory automation and industrial products, residential, commercial and industrial air conditioning, video and imaging products and provision for technical and marketing support for power semiconductors, photovoltaic modules, transportation, power systems and CNC solutions. MEI provides regular training, training material like manuals / catalogues to the students nominated by MRIU, conducts seminars / demonstration on Automation Technology and Products at the premises of MRIU.

R-Systems collaborates with MRIU for enriching the technical education process by providing industrial training to the students and jointly work on research based industrial projects.

INTEL Internet of Things (IOT) is a centre for higher education programme for conducting FDPs, Events, Workshops on GALILEO and EDISON platform.

ATMEL India University program partners for sponsoring labs and organizing FDPs, events, workshops on ATMEGA 168PB and SAM D21 Microcontrollers.

Manav Rachna has been associated with Infosys since 2009 for training the students and faculty members under the purview of the Infosys Campus Connect Programme. Under this programme, Infosys certified faculty members conduct special modules for grooming and soft skills of graduates, as per industry demand. Manav Rachna International University is offering a number of elective courses under the same flagship. Infosys has also sponsored faculty members for participation in international conferences.

Manav Rachna Vidyantariksha Private Limited has entered into MOU with BSE Institute Limited for establishing a Center of Excellence to offer educational training programs in the capital markets and finance sectors to the students of various institutions falling under the ambit of Manav Rachna Educational Institutions. BSE Institute Limited conducts short term courses on “How to Master in the Stock Market” and “Advanced Course on Stock Market” from time to time.

TECKKONNECT

Department of Civil Engineering, Manav Rachna International Institute of Research & Studies entered into MOU with M/s Teckkonet for imparting training on “Road Geometric Design and Application using MX-Road” to students of UG & PG programs.

1.4 International Collaborations

The University of Nottingham is a public research university in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom. It was founded as University College Nottingham in 1881. Nottingham's main campus is located on the outskirts of the City of Nottingham. Outside the United Kingdom, the university has campuses in Semenyih, Malaysia, Ningbo and China. The University of Nottingham has more than 50 schools, departments, institutes and research 18

centres. The University of Nottingham was ranked 74th in the 2011 QS World University Rankings.

Auburn University at Montgomery is a coeducational public university located in Montgomery, Alabama, United States. It was established by an act of the Alabama Legislature in 1967. Auburn University at Montgomery offers programs of study leading to bachelor's, master's, and specialist degrees in business, education, liberal arts, nursing, and sciences. Auburn University at Montgomery has been accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Commission on Colleges as an operationally separate institution since 1978.

The University of the West of England, Bristol (UWE Bristol) is a public Research university, , located in Bristol, England. The university is made up of several campuses in Greater Bristol. The institution is affiliated with the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and validates its higher education courses. The university is ranked among the top 25 higher education institutions in England for its graduate employment prospects. In 2018 the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) awarded the University of the West of England with Gold rating, which is awarded for consistently outstanding and of the highest quality found in the UK Higher Education sector.

Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS), Auckland, New Zealand is a unique tertiary institution providing NZQA Accredited Diploma, UG and PG level Programmes. It also has the largest MBA programme in New Zealand. AIS has collaborated with MRIU to provide curriculum and accreditation support for BBA (G)-IB and B.Sc.-IT Programmes.

Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias is the largest non-public University in Portugal. The University campus is situated in the centre of Lisbon city, capital of Portugal. Universidade Lusófona is currently having more than 11.000 students and 1500 teachers. All the University courses fulfill the European Higher Education requirements, and comply with the European Credit Transfer systems (ECTS).

Nottingham Trent University, UK Nottingham Trent University is a public research university in Nottingham, England, UK. It was founded as a university in 1992 and is the 14th largest university in the UK (out of 166) with 27,920 students split over three different 19

campuses. The university has “one of the best employability records of any university in England and Wales”. The university is composed of three colleges and nine schools.

Polessky State University, Pinsk, Belarus General Academic Collaboration Agreement has been signed with the Polessky State University, Pinsk, Belarus. It covers all aspects of academic collaboration between our two universities. Polessky State University is a public university located in Pinsk, Belarus. The university was established in 2006. The university offers both undergraduate and postgraduate degree courses. University structure includes Scientific and Technological Park Polessye and a number of laboratories such as Longitudinal Scientific and Research Laboratory, Laboratory of Industrial Fish Breeding, Laboratory of Regional Development and Tourism.

Universitas Indonesia, Indonesia is a state university in Depok, Sest Java and Salemba, Jakarta, Indonesia. It is the oldest tertiary-level educational institution in Indonesia and is generally considered as the most prestigious university in Indonesia. In 2018 QS World Universities Ranking, UI is ranked 1st in Indonesia, 58th in Asia and 277th in the world. The university consists of 14 following faculties providing courses at the undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate levels.

The The University of Newcastle is an Australian public university established in 1965. It has a primary campus in Callaghan, a suburb of Newcastle, New South Wales. The university also operates campuses in Ourimbah, Port Macquarie, Singapore, Newcastle CBD and Sydney CBD. The University of Newcastle is a member of Universities Australia and the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. In 2015 Times Higher Education ranked the university of Newcastle number 2 in Australia and number 30 in the world for universities under 50 years of age.

The Universidad Nacional Villa María is an Argentine national university located in the city of Villa María in Córdoba Province. In 1993, Villa María had twenty-one establishments of initial level, twenty-two ofprimary level, fourteen of secondary level and six of non-university tertiary level. In addition, there was a Regional School of the National Technological University and an extension of the Faculty of Economic Sciences of the National University of Córdoba. The university is officially accredited and recognized by the National Commission for University Evaluation and Accreditation, Argentina.

Haaga Helia University of Applied Sciences:- Haaga Helia is part of the Finnish public educational system. It is privately run but steered and co-funded by the Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture.

Metropolia University of Applied Sciences is the largest University of Applied Sciences in Finland situated in Helsinki metropolitan area. The university has four fields of study: culture, business, health care and social services, and technology.

Laurea University of Applied Sciences is a university of applied sciences that operates in the region of Uusimaa, Finland. It offers programmes in Finnish and English. The university has six campuses that are located in the Greater Helsinki region.

Istanbul Gedik University is a non-profit private higher education institution located in Istanbul. Officially accredited and recognized by the YÖK - Yüksekögretim Kurulu (YÖK - Council of Higher Education), Istanbul Gedik University is a coeducational higher education institution.

The University of Wisconsin (UW), Oshkosh is the third-largest university in Wisconsin, United States. The University offers Bachelor, Master, and Doctoral degrees and is also a part of the Robust University of Wisconsin System—one of the largest systems of public higher education in the country.

CHAPTER – 2 AUTHORITIES OF THE UNIVERSITY

2.1 Board of Management

Ex-Officio Member:

Dr. N.C. Wadhwa Vice–Chancellor Chairman

Pro Vice Chancellor:

Dr. M.K.Soni Pro Vice Chancellor w.e.f 21.07.17 Member Other Members:

Two Deans of Faculties:

Dr. M.K. Soni ED & Dean – FET upto 20.07.2017

Dr. Naresh Grover Dean-FCA upto 31.05.2017 Dr. Sarita Sachdeva Dean-FAS wef.01.06.2018

Dr. G.L. Khanna Dean – FAS upto 26.07.2017 Dr. Neemo Dhar Dean –FMeH w.e.f 27.07.2017

Three eminent academicians nominated by the Chancellor:

Dr. D.S.Kumar Former Professor, PEC, Chandigarh and Director-CITM, Faridabad.

Sh. M.K.Miglani, IAS (Retd) Former Vice Chancellor HAU & K.U.K

Dr. Sanjay Srivastava Vice Chancellor, MRU

UGC Nominee:

Vacant yet to be nominated by the UGC

Two Faculty Members (from Professors, Associate Professors):

Dr. S K Bedi Prof. FCBS w.e.f 02.09.16.

Dr. Rashmi Aggawal Associate Professor FCA, MRIIRS upto 15.01.2018

Sh. Dev Kumar Dodeja Associate Professor,FET,MRIIRS w.e.f 16.01.2018

One Faculty Member of the Rank of Assistant Professor:

Dr. Deepti Dabas Hazarika Asst. Prof. FMS, MRIIRS upto 15.01.2018 Ms. Pinki Sagar Asst.Prof.CSE,FET,MRIIRS w.e.f 16.01.2018

Nominees of the Trust:

Dr. Amit Bhalla Dr. M.M.Kathuria Sh. Atul Kalra Sh. Navdeep Chawla

COE, MRIIRS (Permanent Invitee)

Sh. K. C. Dadhwal w.e.f 13.04.2017

Secretary:

Sh.R.K.Arora Registrar, MRIIRS

2.2. Academic Council

Ex-Officio Members:

1. Dr. N.C. Wadhwa Vice – Chancellor Chairman 2. Dr. M.K.Soni Pro Vice Chancellor w.e.f 21.07.2017 3. Dr. M.K.Soni ED & Dean-FET upto 20.07.2017 4. Dr. Krishana Kant ED & Dean-FET w.e.f 21.07.2017 5. Dr. G.L. Khanna Dean – FAS upto 16.04.2017 6. Dr. Sarita Sachdeva Dean –FAS w.e.f 17.04.2017 7. Dr. Neemo Dhar Dean – FMeH 8. Dr. S. K. Bedi Dean – FCBS 9. Dr. Nandlal Dhamija Dean –FCBS/FMS w.e.f 04.05.2018 to 03.06.2018 10. Dr. Chavi B. Sharma Dean – FMS upto 14.12.2017 11. Dr. N.K.Chadha Dean-FBSS w.e.f 25.05.2017 to 14.12.2017 12. Dr. Chavi B. Sharma ED & Dean – FBSS w.e.f 15.12.2017 13. Dr. S.K.Bedi Dean-FMS w.e.f 15.12.2017 14. Prof. Sunil Arora Dean-FAD w.e.f 06.01.2018 15. Dr. Naresh Grover Dean-FCA upto 18.05.2018 16. Dr. S.S.Tyagi Dean –FCA w.e.f 19.05.2018 17. Dr. R.S. Tarancha HoD, Deptt. of AERO, FET upto 17.12.2017 18. Air Cmde Devender Sharma HoD, Deptt. of AERO, FET wef 18.12.2017 19. Dr. Devender Vashisht HoD,Deptt. of AUTO, FET 20. Dr.Abhilasha Shouri HoD Deptt. of BIO-TECH, FET 23

21. Dr. Jyoti Chawla HoD,Deptt. of Chemistry, FET 22. Dr.Sadiqa Abbas HoD,Deptt. of CIVIL, FET 23. Dr.Suresh Kumar HoD,Deptt. of CSE, FET 24. Dr. Dipali Bansal HoD,Deptt. of ECE, FET 25. Dr. Anita Khosla HoD,Deptt. of EEE, FET 26. Dr. Manoj Nayak HoD,Deptt. of ME, FET 27. Dr. Vijay Kumar HoD,Deptt. of Mathematics, FET 28. Dr. Devi Singh HoD,Deptt. of Physics, FET 29. Dr. Pooja Anand HoD,Deptt. of Physiotherapy, FAS 30. Dr.Pratibha Singh HoD,Deptt. of N& D, FAS 31. Dr. Monika Goel HoD,Deptt of Business Studies,FCBS (upto 17.07.2017) 32. Mr. Sushil Kumar Pasricha HoD,Deptt of Business Studies,FCBS (w.e.f 18.07.2017 ) 33. Dr. Monika Goel HoD,Deptt. of Comm. & Hum., FCBS (wef 18.07.2017) 34. Dr. Jayender Verma HoD,Deptt. of Comm. & Hum., FCBS (w.e.f 01.11.2017) 35. Dr. Suresh Chandra Nayak HoD,Deptt. of Media Studies, FMeH upto 05.09.2017 36. Dr. Parul Wasan HoD. Deptt. of Media Studies, FMeH w.e.f 28.10.2017 to 12.06.2018 37. Dr. Neemo Dhar Acting HoD Deptt.of Media Studies,FMeH w.e.f 13.06.2018 38. Dr. Harbir Kaur Arora HoD,Deptt. of English, FMeH (Upto 31.03.18) 41. Dr. Shivani Vashisht HoD,Deptt. of English, FMeH (w.e.f 11.04.18) 42. Mr. Vishal Prabhakar HoD, Deptt.of Visual Arts 43 Ms. Rashmi Agrawal HoD,Deptt. of Computer Appl., FCA (upto 30.11.2017) 44. Dr. S.S.Tyagi HoD,Deptt. of Computer Application,FCA w.e.f 01.12.17 to 18.05.2018 45 Dr. Shaveta Bhatia HoD.Deptt.of Computer Application,FCA wef. 19.05.2018 46. Dr. Deepti Dabas Hazarika HoD,Deptt. of Mgmt. Studies, FMS 47 Dr. K.M.Tripathi HoD,Deptt of Psy, FMS 48. Dr.Nimai Das HoD.Deptt of Economics, FMS w.e.f 28.10.2017 49. Ms. Ritika Singh HoD,Deptt. of HM, FMS

All Professors other than the Heads of the Departments:

50. Prof. V.K.Mahna Deptt.of.ME (upto 28.05.2018) 51. Dr. A. K. S. Choudhary Deptt. of ME, FET(upto 31.03.2018) 52. Dr. Debashis Pramanik Deptt. of ME, FET 53 Dr. R V Singh Deptt. of ME 54. Dr. Basant Kumar Deptt. of ME w.e.f 01.06.2018 55 Dr. Naresh Grover Deptt.of.ECE w.e.f 19.05.2018 56 Dr. Shruti Vashisht Deptt. of ECE 57 Dr. Geeta Nijhawan Deptt. of ECE 24

58. Dr. Pradeep Kr. Varshney Deptt. of Chem., FET 59. Dr. Anupama Rajput Deptt. of Chem., FET 60. Prof. I. K. Kilam Deptt. of H & M, FET (upto 31.03.2018) 61. Dr. Leena G. Deptt. of EEE, FET 62 Wg. Cdr. Anil Chopra Deptt. of CSE, FET 63 Dr. Mukesh Kumar Deptt.of.CSE,FET (upto 22.05.2018) 64 Dr. Supriya P Panda Deptt. of CSE 65 Dr. Joseph Alexanand Davis Deptt.of CSE w.e.f 07.11.2017 66 Dr. Meenakshi Moza Deptt. of.CSE w.e.f 01.06.2018 67 Dr. Indu Kashyap Deptt.of CSE w.e.f 01.06.2018 68. Dr. Priyanka Srivastava Deptt. of App. Psych., FMS 69 Dr. Anil Sarin Deptt. of Economics, FBSS 70. Dr. Amit Seth Deptt. of Business Studies., FCBS 71. Dr. Arunangshu Mukherjee Deptt.of Civil ,FET 72. Dr. Manju Dominic Deptt.of Civil ,FET 73 Dr. Deepak Kumar Deptt.of Math,FET 74. Dr. Rakesh Kumar Arya Deptt. of Business Studies 75. Dr. Vijay Aggarwal Deptt. of Management Studies(upto 10.12.2017) 76 Dr. Gaurav Sood Deptt. of Management Studies w.e.f 07.11.2017 77 Dr. Surbhi Kapoor Deptt. of Management Studies w.e.f 07.11.2017 78 Dr. Nandni Srivastava Deptt. of Management Studies w.e.f 01.12.2017 79 Mr. Sushil Kumar.Saluja Director of HM,FMS w.e.f 07.11.2017 80 Dr. Dhurjati Majumdar Director of FAS, w.e.f 07.11.2017 to 17.01.2018) 81 Dr. Renuka Pathak Deptt.of N&D,FAS w.e.f 12.10.2017

Two Associate Professors from the Departments other than the Heads of the Departments (by rotation of seniority):

82. Ms. Anupriya Jain Deptt. of CA, FCA(upto 28.07.2017) 83. Ms. Sunita Virmani Deptt. of CSE, FET w.e.f 29.07.2017 84 Mr. D.K.Dodeja Deptt.of.ME,FET (upto 28.07.2017) 85 Dr. Abhishek Kumar Deptt.of.ME,FET w.e.f 29.07.2017

Two Assistant Professors from the Departments (by rotation of seniority):

86. Ms. Neerja Negi Deptt. of CA, FCA (upto 28.07.2019) 87. Ms. Anjali Singh Deptt.of.Business Studies,FCBS w.e.f 29.07.2017 88 Mr. Sanjay Balggan Deptt. of CSE,FET upto 28.07.2017 89 Ms.Poonam Katyal Deptt.of.CSE,FET w.e.f 29.07.2017

Three persons from amongst educationists of repute or persons from any other field related to the activities of the institution

deemed to be University who are not in the service of the institution deemed to be University:

90. Ms. Anita Chaudhary IAS (Retd.) T – 28/11, Phase – 3, DLF, Near Sai Baba Mandir, Gurgaon

91. Sh. S. K. Jain Industrialist (upto 11.10.2017) H. No. 1445, Sector – 14, Faridabad.

92. Sh. Vishal Lalani Industrialist w.e.f 12.10.2017 Indicating Instrument,Faridabad (Plot No 19, Sector-6, Faridabad)

93. Sh. J. P. Malhotra Industrialist H. No. 253, Sector – 19, Faridabad.

Three persons who are not member of teaching Staff, co-opted by the Academic Council for their specialized knowledge:

94. Prof. Sandeep Grover Dean, YMCA, Faridabad University of Science & Technology, Faridabad (upto 11.10.2017) 95. Dr. A.Murli.M.Rao Head Computer Division,IGNOU,New Delhi w.e.f 12.10.2017 96. Dr. R K Sharma Prof. Deptt. Of Mathematics, IIT Delhi. 97. Prof. Pragati Kumar Deptt. of Electrical Engg., DTU, Delhi(upto 11.10.2017) 98. Dr. Nasib Singh Gill Head of Deptt of Computer Sc & Application MDU,Rohtak w.e.f 12.10.2017

Ex-Officio Secretary:

99 Sh.R.K.Arora Registrar, MRIIRS

2.3 Planning and Monitoring Board

Ex-Officio Chairman:

Dr. N. C. Wadhwa Vice Chancellor, MRIIRS

Internal Members:

 Dr. M.K.Soni Pro Vice Chancellor w.e.f 21.07.2017

 Dr. M.K.Soni ED & Dean- FET upto 20.07.2017

 Dr. Krishna Kant ED & Dean FET w.e.f 21.07.2017

 Dr. G.L.Khanna Dean-FAS 16.04.2017

 Dr. Sarita Sachdeva Dean-FAS w.e.f 17.08.2017

 Dr. Naresh Grover Dean-FCA upto 20.05.2018

 Dr. Naresh Grover Dean Academics w.e.f 21.05.2018

 Dr. S.K.Bedi Dean-FCBS

 Dr. Neemo Dhar Dean- FMeH

 Dr. Chavi Bharagava Sharma ED & Dean- FBSS

 Dr.Anajali Krishan Sharma Dean-FPA (upto 15.03.17)

Two External Members:

Prof. Naveen Kumar. Prof. & HOD (Mech. Engg.), Delhi Technical University, Delhi

Prof. Sandeep Grover Prof & HOD, Mech. Engg. (YMCA, University of Science & Technology, Faridabad One nominee of the UGC:

Prof. Yogesh Singh Vice Chancellor, Delhi Technical University, Delhi

Ex-Officio Secretary:

Sh.R.K.Arora Registrar, MRIIRS

2.4 Finance Committee

Ex-Officio:

Dr. N. C. Wadhwa, Vice Chancellor, MRIIRS Chairman

Nominee(s) of the Society/Trust:

Dr. M.M. Kathuria

Two nominees of the Board of Management one of whom shall be a Member of Board:

Dr. Amit Bhalla Sh. Amit Kumar Charted Accountant

A Representative of the Central Govt:

Vacant 27

Ex-Officio Secretary: Sh. Rajeev Malhotra Chief Finance Officer

2.5 Other Committees

26 different Committees for various governance functions pertaining to academics, research, students support, grievance redressal etc. have been formed for smooth functioning of various aspects of administration, governance and academics as per details given below:

S.No. Name of the Committee Chairperson 1. Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) Vice-Chancellor

2. Internal Coordination Committee (ICC) Vice-Chancellor

3. Enterprise Social Responsibility Committee Dean- FCBS

4. Research Promotion Committee Chairman CDP

5. Student Welfare Committee Dean-FMeH

6. Anti Ragging High Power Committee Vice-Chancellor

7. Disadvantaged Groups’ Welfare Committee Pro Vice Chancellor

8. Grievance Redressal Committee (Faculty & Staff) Vice Chancellor

9. Women Cell ED & Dean-FBSS

10. Prevention of Sexual- Harassment Committee ED & Dean-FBSS

11. Library Advisory Committee Vice Chancellor

12. Faculty Development Cell Dean - Academics

13. Feedback on Campus life Dean – Academics

14. Feed Back on Curricula Dean – Academics

15. Ph.D. Quality Enforcement Committee/ Doctoral Chairman CDP Research Board 16. Internal Complaints Committee (formerly Women ED & Dean-FBSS Task Force) 17. Institutional Ethics Committee (for Research & ED & Dean- FET Intellectual Property) 18. International Student Welfare Committee Director IEC

19 Students Grievance Redressal Committee Pro Vice Chancellor

20 Internal Administration Audit Committee Director Administration

21 Discriminating Complaints Committee (SCs/STs Pro Vice Chancellor Student/Teachers & Non -Teaching Staff) 22 Quick Reaction Anti-Ragging Committee Pro Vice Chancellor

23 Monitoring Cell (Anti Ragging) Pro Vice Chancellor

24 Gender Sensitizing Cell ED & Dean FBSS

25 National Academic Depository (NAD Cell) Dr. Sunita Virmani

26. Digital Learning Monitoring Cell Pro Vice Chancellor

CHAPTER – 3

FACULTIES OF THE UNIVERSITY

3.1 Faculty of Engineering & Technology

Departments:

S. No. Name of Department

1. Department of Aeronautical Engineering 2. Department of Automobile Engineering 3. Department of Biotechnology 4. Department of Civil Engineering 5. Department of Computer Science Engineering 6. Department of Electronics & Communications Engineering 7. Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering 8. Department of Mechanical Engineering 9. Department of Physics 10. Department of Chemistry 11. Department of Mathematics

Admission Status:

Faculty of Engineering & Technology No. of Student Intake Actual Total Admissions Departments Faculty UG PG UG PG Members Aeronautical 5 30 - 20 - Engineering Automobile 5 30 - 16 - Engineering Biotechnology 17 30 38 22 16 Civil Engineering 27 60 18 33 12 Computer Science 72 360 36 273 8 Engineering Electronics & Communication 24 255 36 186

Engineering

Electrical & Electronics 14 30 18 15 2 Engineering B.Tech (N) - 90 18 60 1 Mechanical B.Tech (Industry 52 - 23 - Engineering Integrated) - 30 B.Tech (Leet) - 24 - 6 -

Faculty Members:

Department of Aeronautical Engineering MRIIR Awards / S Sr. Sr. Qualificatio Recognition / No. No. Name Designation ns Achievement Air Cmde Devender 1 1 Professor M.E (Aero) Nil Sharma 2 2 Col SachinMarwah Associate Professor M.Tech. Nil 3 3 Gagan Sharma Assistant Professor M.Tech. Nil 4 4 Yajur Kumar Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil Ph.D., 5 5 Dr. RS Tarnacha Professor Nil M.B.A. Department of Automobile Engineering MRII RS Awards / Sr. Sr. Qualificatio Recognition / No. No. Name Designation ns Achievement 6 1 Dr.Devendra Vasist HOD & Professor PHD Nil 7 2 Mr.Sunny Bhatia Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil 8 3 Mr.Ram Pravesh Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil 9 4 Mr.Gurpreet Singh Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil 10 5 Mr.Nitin Waghmare Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil Department of Biotechnology MRII RS Awards / Sr. Sr. Qualificatio Recognition / No. No. Name Designation ns Achievement 11 1 Dr. Sarita Sachdeva Professor Ph.D Nil Dr. Abhilasha 12 2 Shourie Professor Ph.D Nil Dr. Joseph Alex 13 3 Anand D. Professor Ph.D Nil 14 4 Dr. Manu Solanki Associate Professor Ph.D Nil Best Paper Award in International Conference in 7th International Science Congress (ISC-2017) on 8th - 9th December 2017, at College of Science and Technology Rinchending, Phuentsholing, Chukkha, Bhutan. Appreciation 15 5 Dr. Pushpa Tomar Associate Professor Ph.D Award form Sub- 31

Divisional- Magistrate, Bakhal Sh. Ajay Chopra for outstanding work in Education & Social services on the occasion of 15th August 2018 Independence Day Celebration. 16 6 Dr Sabiha Imran Associate Professor PhD Nil Dr Shilpa 17 7 S.Chapadgaonkar Professor PhD Nil Women of Future Award 2018 by WOTFA on 22nd 18 8 Dr. Nidhi Didwania Associate Professor Ph.D Sept'18 Dr. Shobha Associate Professor & 19 9 Shrivastava Deputy Registrar Ph.D Nil M.Tech & Ms. Rashmi Pursuing 20 10 Rameshwari Assistant Professor Ph.D Nil M.Tech & Pursuing 21 11 Ms. Prachie Sharma Assistant Professor Ph.D Nil 22 12 Dr. Rajesh Ghangal Assistant Professor Ph.D Nil 23 13 Dr. Kapila Kumar Assistant Professor Ph.D Nil M.Tech & Pursuing 24 14 Ms. Richa Yadav Assistant Professor Ph.D Nil 25 15 Dr. Soma Patnaik Assistant Professor Ph.D Nil 26 16 Dr. Arpita Ghosh Assistant Professor Ph.D Nil 27 17 Dr. Adhikarla Syama Assistant Professor Ph.D Nil Department of Civil Engineering MRII RS Awards / Sr. Sr. Qualificatio Recognition / No. No. Name Designation ns Achievement Chair reviewer for REDSET 2017, organized by GD Goenka University. Reviewed six research papers. Paper review for" Journal for Engineering and Applied Sciences Professor &Head of ", Kingdom Saudi 28 1 Dr Sadiqa Abbas Department PhD Arabia 29 2 Dr Srijit Biswas Professor PhD Nil Dr Arunangshu 30 3 Mukherjee Professor PhD Nil 31 4 Dr Manju Dominic Professor PhD Nil 32 5 Col.R.K.Singh Associate Professor ME, Nil

PhD(pursuin g) MTech, PhD(pursuin 33 6 Mr D.K.Sahay Associate Professor g) Nil 34 7 Dr Sanjay Gupta Associate Professor PhD Nil MTech, PhD(pursuin 35 8 Ms Sunita Bansal Associate Professor g) Nil Technical Committee member for International Conference on Applied Sciences and Engineering (ICASE 2018) held on 25-26 MTech, May 2018 at PhD(pursuin Punjab University 36 9 Ms Anjali Gupta Associate Professor g) Chandigarh. Mr Gurvinder Singh 37 10 Bhatia Assistant Professor MTech Nil 38 11 Mr Aftab Alam Assistant Professor MTech Nil MTech, Mr Rameez-ut- PhD(pursuin 39 12 Tauheed Assistant Professor g) Nil MTech, PhD(pursuin 40 13 Mr Aamir Mazhar Assistant Professor g) Nil 41 14 Mr Mudit Mishra Assistant Professor MTech Nil MTech, PhD(pursuin 42 15 Mr Ahzam Shadab Assistant Professor g) Nil MTech, PhD(pursuin 43 16 Ms SonalBhugra Assistant Professor g) Nil 44 17 Ms Shiuli Sikder Paul Assistant Professor MTech Nil MTech, PhD(pursuin 45 18 Ms Chhavi Solanki Assistant Professor g) Nil MTech, PhD(pursuin 46 19 Ms Nupur Verma Assistant Professor g) Nil 47 20 Ms Yati Aggarwal Assistant Professor Mtech Nil MTech, PhD(pursuin 48 21 Ms Shashi Tiwari Assistant Professor g) Nil MTech, PhD(pursuin 49 22 Ms RekhaVerma Assistant Professor g) Nil MTech, PhD(pursuin 50 23 Ms Snehlata Assistant Professor g) Nil MTech, PhD(pursuin 51 24 Ms Uzma Bashir Wani Assistant Professor g) Nil

Mr Aasif Mujtaba 52 25 Aamir Assistant Professor MTech Nil 53 26 Mr Ekesh Chandra Assistant Professor MTech Nil 54 27 Mr Probhir Mondal Assistant Professor MTech Nil Department of Computer Science Engineering MRII RS Awards / Sr. Sr. Qualificatio Recognition / No. No. Name Designation ns Achievement 55 1 Prof. Suresh Kumar Head & Professor Ph.D Nil 56 2 Prof. Anil Chopra Professsor M. Tech Nil Prof.(Dr.) Supriya 57 3 Panda Professsor Ph.D Nil 58 4 Dr. Indu Kashyap Associate Professor Ph.D Nil 59 5 Dr. Meenakshi Moza Associate Professor Ph.D Nil 60 6 Dr. N.N. Das Associate Professor Ph.D Nil Session Chair: Special session on Advances and innovation in Computing, Communication and information technology, INDIACom – 2018 (IEEE Conference ID: 42385); 12th INDIACom; 2018 05th International Conference on Computing For Sustainable Global Development, Technically Sponsored by IEEE Delhi Section and in association with IET (UK), Delhi Local Networks, ISTE Delhi Section , IETE Delhi Centre, CSI Delhi Chapter and GGSIP University, New Delhi, during 14th – 61 7 Dr. Kamlesh Sharma Associate Professor Ph.D 16th March, 2018 62 8 Dr. Meeta Singh Associate Professor Ph.D Nil 63 9 Dr. Urvashi Chugh Associate Professor Ph.D Nil 64 10 Dr. Krishan Kumar Associate Professor Ph.D Nil Special session on Advances and innovation in Computing, Communication and information 65 11 Dr. Madhulika Associate Professor Ph.D technology, 34

INDIACom – 2018 (IEEE Conference ID: 42385); 7312th Session Chair: IN74DIACom; 2018 05th Inter75national Confere76nce on Computing For Sustainable Global Development, Technically Sponsored by IEEE Delhi Section and in association with IET (UK), Delhi Local Networks, ISTE Delhi Section , IETE Delhi Centre, CSI Delhi Chapter and GGSIP University, New Delhi to be held during 14th – 16th March, 2018 66 12 Dr. Poonam Nandal Associate Professor Ph.D Nil 67 13 Dr. Seema Verma Associate Professor Ph.D Nil Session Chair: Special Session on Advancement in computing Techniques, Image processing, Big data, Machine learning & Knowledge Management. during 3rd International Conference on Computers and Management (ICCM) 2017 Organized by Rajasthan Technical 68 14 Dr. Poonam Tanwar Associate Professor Ph.D University 69 15 Dr. Rosy Madaan Associate Professor Ph.D Nil Python Proframming certification ,NPTEL Online Certification(Fund 70 16 Dr. Rashima Mahajan Associate Professor Ph.D ed by the Ministry

of HRD, Govt. of India) 71 17 Dr. Sunita Virmani Associate Professor Ph.D Nil 72 18 Ms. Simple Sharma Associate Professor M. Tech Nil 73 19 Ms. Charu Virmani Associate Professor M. Tech Nil Session Chair: International Conference (ICIOT-2018) Malviya National Institute of Technology, 74 20 Mr. Ritesh Srivastava Associate Professor M. Tech Jaipur 75 21 Ms. Rachna Behl Associate Professor M. Tech Nil 76 22 Ms. Bindiya Ahuja Associate Professor M. Tech Nil 77 23 Mr. Sanjeev Mehta Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 78 24 Ms. Pinki Sagar Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 79 25 Ms. Shweta Sharma Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 80 26 Dr. Vasudha Arora Assistant Professor Ph.D Nil 81 27 Ms. Kritika Soni Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 82 28 Dr. Deepa Bura Assistant Professor Ph.D Nil 83 29 Ms. Srishty Jindal Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 84 30 Ms. Priyanka Grover Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 85 31 Ms. Pronika Chawla Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 86 32 Ms. Monika Garg Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 87 33 Ms. Deepika Khurana Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 88 34 Ms. Shefali Singhal Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 89 35 Ms. Ranjeeta Mittal Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 90 36 Ms. Poonam Katyal Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 91 37 Ms. Geetika Chawla Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 92 38 Ms. Neha Garg Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 93 39 Ms. Seema Rani Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 94 40 Ms. Ekta Malhotra Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 95 41 Mr. Mohit Chowdhary Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 96 42 Ms. Neha Batra Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 97 43 Ms. Nidhi Garg Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 98 44 Ms. Neha Jain Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 99 45 Ms. Tanvi Gupta Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 100 46 Dr. Nitasha Soni Assistant Professor Ph.D Nil 101 47 Ms. Riitika Bateja Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil Ms. Madhumita Nil 102 48 Kathuria Assistant Professor M. Tech 103 49 Ms. Monika Shah Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 104 50 Ms. Savita Rangi Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 105 51 Ms. Romisha Arora Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 106 52 Ms. Vandana Batra Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 107 53 Ms. Karishma Gulati Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 108 54 Mr. Arun Kumar Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 109 55 Ms. Smriti Gupta Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 110 56 Ms. Vaishali Arya Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 111 57 Ms. Varsha Singh Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 112 58 Mr. Prashant dixit Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 113 59 Mr. Ochin Sharma Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 114 60 Ms. Kusum Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 115 61 Ms. Veena Tayal Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 36

116 62 Ms. Renuka Solanki Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 117 63 Ms. Shobha Tyagi Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 118 64 Mr. Amit Chugh Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 119 65 Ms. Shelja Sharma Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 120 66 Ms. Sonam Yadav Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 121 67 Ms. Priti Narwal Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 122 68 Ms. Vijay Sharma Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 123 69 Ms. Sanjay Blaggan Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 124 70 Shaveta Malik Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 125 71 Ms. Shradha Verma Assistant Professor M. Tech Nil 126 72 Dr. Mukesh Professor Ph.D Nil Department of Electronics And Communication MRII RS Awards / Sr. Sr. Qualificatio Recognition / No. No. Name Designation ns Achievement 127 1 Dr. M.K.Soni Professor & Pro VC PhD Nil Professor & Dean Nil 128 2 Dr. Naresh Grover Academics PhD 129 3 Dr.Dipali Bansal Professor & HOD ECE PhD Nil 130 4 Dr. Geeta Nijhawan Professor PhD Nil 131 5 Dr Deepak Batra Associate Professor PhD Nil 132 6 Dr Shruti Vashist Professor Ph. D Nil 133 7 Dr.Abhiruchi Passi Associate Professor PhD Nil 134 8 Dr.Pratima Manhas Associate Professor PhD Nil 135 9 Dr.Vimlesh Singh Associate Professor PhD Nil 136 10 Dr.Jyoti Verma Assistant Professor PhD Nil 137 11 Dr.Sunanda Gupta Assistant Professor PhD Nil 138 12 Ila Chaudhary Assistant Professor M-Tech Nil 139 13 Dr.Priyanka Bansal Assistant Professor PhD Nil 140 14 Ashish Vats Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil 141 15 Umesh Dutta Assistant Professor M-Tech Nil 142 16 Kapil Parmar Assistant Professor M-Tech Nil 143 17 Prerna Kakkar Assistant Professor M-Tech Nil 144 18 Amana Assistant Professor M-Tech Nil 145 19 Gagandeep Assistant Professor M-Tech Nil 146 20 Deepak Dhingra Assistant Professor M-Tech Nil 147 21 Darshna Kundu Assistant Professor M-Tech Nil 148 22 Ms Shaveta Thakral Associate Professor M-Tech Nil 149 23 Ms Romika Assistant Professor M-Tech Nil 150 24 Ms Vibha Gupta Assistant Professor M-Tech Nil Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering MRII RS Awards / Sr. Sr. Qualificatio Recognition / No. No. Name Designation ns Achievement Best Paper award for paper titled “Potential of Engineers in Nurturing India” 151 1 Dr.Anita Khosla Professor & HOD Ph.D in Conference organized by Institution of Engineers, Faridabad on 15th 37

September 2017. 152 2 Dr. Leena G Professor Ph.D Nil Pursuing Nil 153 3 Mr. Kanwar Pal Tomar Associate Professor Ph.D Best Paper award for paper titled “Potential of Engineers in Nurturing India” Pursuing 154 4 Ms. Ashish Grover Assistant Professor in Conference Ph.D organized by Institution of Engineers, Faridabad on 15th September 2017. Pursuing 155 5 Ms. Amarinder Kaur Assistant Professor Nil Ph.D 156 6 Ms. Rajni Sharma Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil Pursuing Nil 157 7 Ms. Sarita Singh Assistant Professor Ph.D Pursuing Nil 158 8 Ms. Neha Midha Assistant Professor Ph.D Best Paper award for paper titled “Potential of Engineers in Nurturing India” Pursuing 159 9 Ms.Richa Adlakha Assistant Professor in Conference Ph.D organized by Institution of Engineers, Faridabad on 15th September 2017. 160 10 Mr.Amit Atri Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil Pursuing Nil 161 11 Ms. Deepali Puri Assistant Professor Ph.D 162 12 Ms. Meenakshi Chahar Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil 163 13 Ms.Sonam Jain Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil Pursuing Nil 164 14 Ms.Prabhjot Kaur Assistant Professor Ph.D Department of Mechanical Engineering MRII Awards / RS Sr. Qualificatio Name Designation Recognition / Sr. No. ns Achievement No. 165 1 Manoj Nayak Professor & Head Ph.D Nil 166 2 R. V. Singh Professor Ph.D Nil 167 3 A.K.S. Choudhary Professor Ph.D Nil 168 4 Debashis Pramanik Professor Ph.D Nil Basanta Kumar Nil 169 5 Bhuyan Professor Ph.D 170 6 D. K. Dodeja Associate Professor Ph.D Nil 171 7 Abhishek Kumar Associate Professor Ph.D Nil 172 8 Virender Narula Associate Professor Ph.D Nil 173 9 Ram Kishore Sharma Associate Professor Ph.D Nil 174 10 Dinesh W Rathod Associate Professor Ph.D Nil 175 11 Joydeep Chakraborty Associate Professor Pursuing Nil 38

Ph.D Pursuing Nil 176 12 S. K. Bhatnagar Associate Professor Ph.D Pursuing Nil 177 13 Naveen Kumar Associate Professor Ph.D 178 14 Devdutt Associate Professor Ph.D Nil Bhagwat Singh Nil 179 15 Shisodia Associate Professor Ph.D Pursuing Nil 180 16 Dinesh Chawla Assistant Professor Ph.D 181 17 Shashi Kant Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil 182 18 Hunny Bhandula Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil 183 19 Jitender Dahiya Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil 184 20 Bhupender Singh Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil Pursuing Nil 185 21 Rajender Kumar Assistant Professor Ph.D Pursuing Nil 186 22 Rajnish Saxena Assistant Professor Ph.D Pursuing Nil 187 23 Nitin Waghmare Assistant Professor Ph.D 188 24 Pankaj Sakkarwal Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil Pursuing Nil 189 25 Arun Gaur Assistant Professor Ph.D 190 26 Manish Kumar Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil Pursuing Nil 191 27 Neeraj Lamba Assistant Professor Ph.D 192 28 Sunil Kumar Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil 193 29 Shailesh Singh Sengar Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil 194 30 Vaibhav Raghav Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil 195 31 Sorabh Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil 196 32 Sushant Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil 197 33 Ashish Saxena Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil 198 34 Seema Mahto Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil 199 35 Vinay Assistant Professor M.Tech Best Paper award 200 36 Prabhat Kumar Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil 201 37 Ajay Kumar Jena Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil 202 38 Neha Sharma Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil 203 39 Akaknsha Tiwari Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil 204 40 Siddharth Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil Pursuing Nil 205 41 Arun Sharma Assistant Professor Ph.D Pursuing Nil 206 42 Farheen Jahan Assistant Professor Ph.D Pursuing Nil 207 43 Shweta Bisht Assistant Professor Ph.D Pursuing Nil 208 44 Paridhi Malhotra Assistant Professor Ph.D Pursuing Nil 209 45 Jimmy Mehta Assistant Professor Ph.D 210 46 Prateek Mittal Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil 211 47 Anubhav Khandelwal Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil 212 48 Dain D Thomas Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil 213 49 Alok Tripathi Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil Pursuing Nil 214 50 Robinson Assistant Professor Ph.D 215 51 Subendu Assistant Professor M.Tech Nil 39

Nil 216 52 Mohit Daharan Assistant Professor M.Tech Department of Physics

MRII RS S. Qualificatio No. S. No. Name of Faculty Designation ns Achievements 217 1 Dr. Devi Singh Professor Ph. D. Nil 218 2 Dr. Sarvesh Kumar Associate Professor Ph.D. Nil 219 3 Dr. Nisha Bansal Associate Professor Ph.D. Nil M.Sc , NET, Nil Ph.D. 220 4 Mr. Kapil Gupta Assistant Professor Pursuing M.Sc , NET, Nil Mr. Chinmay K Ph.D. 221 5 Gupta Assistant Professor Pursuing M.Tech., Nil Ph.D. 222 6 Mr. Vikram Singh Assistant Professor Pursuing Mr. Sandeep M.Sc., Ph.D. Nil 223 7 Srivastava Assistant Professor Pursuing Department of Chemistry

MRII RS Awards / Sr. Sr. Qualificatio Recognition / No. No. Name Designation ns Achievement 224 1 Dr. Jyoti Chawla Professor & HOD Ph.D. NET NET Qualified Dr. Pradeep K. Nil 225 2 Varshney Professor Ph.D. 226 3 Dr. Anupama Rajput Professor Ph.D. Nil 227 4 Dr. Mukta Sharma Associate Professor Ph. D. Nil 228 5 Dr. Rajeev Kumar Assistant Professor Ph.D. NET NET Qualified 229 6 Dr. Kalpna Varshney Assistant Professor Ph.D. Nil 229 7 Dr. Varun Mohan Assistant Professor Ph.D. NET NET Qualified Department of Mathematics MRII Sr Awards / RS . Qualificatio Name Designation Recognition / Sr. N ns Achievement No. o. 230 1 Dr. Vijay Kumar Professor Ph.D. Nil 231 2 Dr. Deepak Kumar Professor Ph.D Nil 232 3 Dr. Arti Saxena Assistant Professor Ph.D Nil 233 4 Dr. Pooja Khurana Assistant Professor Ph.D Nil M.Sc. Ph.D 234 5 Ms. Sandhya Assistant Professor Nil (submitted)

Departments at a Glance: 1. Department of Aeronautical Engineering

A. Thrust Area  To introduce efforts to improve the strength of new students joining the Aeronautical Engineering stream.  To encourage the students to focus on improving learning strategies through logical thinking and regular practice.  Experimental studies involving external flows in cavities/wakes/boundary layers and measurements of aerodynamic forces using the available wind tunnel facility.  Computational studies involving fluid flow analysis and thermal analysis using commercial CFD software.  Experimental stress analysis through the study of fringes formed under load in an acrylic specimen using the available Diffused Light Research Polariscope.

B. Future Planning  To conduct more visits of students to Air Force Stations and industry to expose them to the aircraft maintenance /servicing processes followed there.  To upgrade the Propulsion Lab facilities by procuring new equipment, namely, a convergent-divergent nozzle set up and a cascade tunnel, thereby improving the thrust areas for research in the department.  To include in the Aerodynamics Lab experiments on measurement of turbulence using hot-wire anemometry system, initially starting as a students’ project.  To encourage faculty to involve in research related work and upgrade their qualification through doctoral studies.  To involve alumni in sharing their experience with the current students through guest lectures and informal meetings.

C. Academic Achievements

 Offering of courses like CFD Lab and FEM Lab has introduced the students to computational analysis and improves their placement chances in this field.  Educational Visits to Air Force stations exposed the students to aircraft maintenance activities.

 Aero-modeling activities of school going students generated lot of interest in aeronautics  Industrial training at Air India at Delhi, Bombay and Kolkata, Mahindra Aerospace at Bangalore and Air Deccan during May Jun 2018 has improved their placement chances  The faculty members and students published/ presented three research papers in International Conferences at IIT Kanpur, GDGU, Gurgaon and Amity University NOIDA.

D. Events Organized Department of Aeronautical Engineering Sponsored Date of Type of Name of / Resource Highlights Event Event the Event Supported Person by Leading Workshop on Aviation Aircraft experts maintenance, from Students and faculty from 17- safety, Workshop MRIIRS industry, MRIIRS and other 19.01.18 training & IAF, institutions participated areas of academia current and technologies Airlines Career GM Invited Opportunities Dynamatic Generated significant 22.09.17 MRIIRS Lecture for Aero Aerospace interest among students Engg Pvt Ltd Technology Development Senior IAF Invited issues of Officer Generated significant 22.10.17 MRIIRS Lecture Indian from Air interest among students Aeronautical HQ Sector Technical Head, Aerosphere Design & Pvt. Ltd., Validation Of Chandigarh Aircrafts, and Enthused the students 23.03.18 Workshop Automobiles MRIIRS Consultant towards computational & General Airbus analysis and research Engg. (Filton, Products UK) and Ford (Detroit, US) Aero modeling HOD Enthused the students 06-08- Summer activities for MRIIRS (Aero) and towrds aero modelling 17 Camp school team activities students 42

2. Department of Automobile Engineering

A. Thrust Area  Biofuels (Jatropha and Castor biodiesel) & Alcohol based fuel (Methanol)  Analysis features of BS VI norms.  Active and passive safety technologies  Regenerative Brakes  Solar cell operated vehicle.  Emission Measuring Techniques (Proposal submitted to DST)  Electric hybrid Vehicles  Composites for automobile parts

B. Future Planning  Submission of more research proposal to different funding agencies on new frontiers of automotive technologies.  Enhanced tie ups with auto sector for improved consultancy work.  To organize more skill based training programmes.  Improvement in the number of research publications.  Patents to be applied for completed final year projects for validation.  Laboratories to be upgraded with equipments using latest technology.  Establishing complete R&D facility in association with HMSI.  Upgrading the knowledge and qualification of the existing young faculty though workshops and conferences.

C. Academic Achievements  Nine Research papers published in National Journals  3 Complete filing of patent

D. Events Organized Department of Automobile Engineering Date of Name of the Sponsored / Resource Event Type of Event Event Supported by Person Highlights Dr. Two Wheeler Devendar Practial 03.04.18 Workshop Servicing MRIIRS Vashist Exposture Emerging Industry 22-24- Automotive Dr.Reji Academia 01.18 Workshop Technologies SAE & MRIIRS Mathai, Interface

3. Department of Biotechnology Engineering

A. Thrust Area  Molecular Biology  Microbiology  Enzyme Technology  Plant Tissue Culture  Photochemistry  Environment Biotechnology  Bioremediation  Bioinformatics

B. Future Planning  To enhance the placements in reputed core companies.  To promote academia-industry interface.  To inculcate entrepreneurial aptitude in students.  To improve R &D Activities.

C. Academic Achievements  Ms. Shivani Khare, student of B.Tech Biotechnology Batch 2016-20 and Mr. Sanchit Sood, student of B.Tech Biotechnology Batch 2016-20 under supervision of Dr. Kapila Kumar, AP, BT, won 2nd prize for their project entitled “. Sunlight in spotlight, Deficient or sufficient!” in Social Sciences Theme in Anveshan-2018 North Zone Student Research Convention on 26-27 February 2018 held at MRIIRS, Faridabad.  Research Scholar Ms. Vandana Nandal and Dr. Manu Solanki attended the workshop and won III prize for poster presentation entitled 'Establishment of Zinc solubulizing bacterila in the Rhizoplane of Wheat (Tripicum aestivum)'  Ms. Prachi Sardana and Ms. Akansha Kanaujia students of M.Sc II semester secured 1st position in poster presentation competition at workshop ‘Create, Present, Scintillate” held at Department of Biotechnology, Bennett University, UP on 27.04.2018.

D. Events Organized Department of Biotechnology Date of Type of Name of Sponsored Resource Highlights

Event Event the / Supported Person Event by

The resource persons were Ms. Avipsha Thakur, Asst. Vice President, CIPAM, Govt. of India, Shri Yashawant Panwar, Scientist Intellectu Dept. of E and Head, PFC, al Science & TIFAC, Property Technology, Department of 20.03.18 Workshop Nil Rights Govt. of Science and Awarenes Haryana - technology, Govt. s Rs. 30,000 of India and Mr. Nilanshu Shekhar, Patent Attorney & Managing Director, KAnalysis Consultant (P) Ltd. Delhi. Three day Key speakers workshop were Dr. form 10th - Mymoona Akhter, Designing 12th January Associate and 2018. Lecture Professor, Jamia 10- Applicatio series with Workshop MRIIRS Hamdard and 12.01.18 ns of Hands on Dr. Chakresh Jain Machine Session on from JP institute Learning ‘Insilico of Information methods of Technology, Drug Noida Designing’. Key speakers were Dr. Seema Jaggi, Dr. AR Biostatisti Rao, Dr. Dinesh cs and Kumar (IASRI), Five day FDP 25- Bioinform Dr. Usha Kiran from 25th July FDP IASRI 29.07.17 atics tools (Bioinformatics to 29th July in Institute of India, 2017 Research Noida), Dr. Sanjeev Kumar, Dr. Dwijesh Mishra (IASRI)

4. Department of Civil Engineering

A. Thrust Area  Structural Engineering  Transportation Engineering  Environmental Engineering 45

 Construction Management  Concrete Technology  Composite Materials  Finite Element Analysis

B. Future Planning  Inclusion of courses and revision of syllabus of BTech and MTech programs in line with the model curriculum prepared and communicated by AICTE.  Enhance research activities both at student and faculty level  Enhance consultancy activities in department  Developing strategies for better student placement by close interaction with various core industries  Inviting more experts from industry for delivering expert talk  Inclusion of new laboratory equipments in various labs of department.  Conducting National/International Conference in department  Organizing 5 day FDPS in department and inviting faculty members from across India.

C. Academic Achievements 2 M.Tech students Mr.Siddharth Chauhan & Safdar Naveed Amini have been selected for PhD in IIT Ropar.

D. Events Organized Sponsored / Date of Type of Name of the Resource Supported Highlights Event Event Event Person by

Dr. D.S.Shiny, "Swachh” Under Dr. Vivek 7.09.17 Workshop Swachhata MRIIRS Nil Kumar, Mr. Pakhwada R.N.Malik Dr. Prashant Establishment of Air Inaugration of Lab IIT Delhi & Bhalla 25.01.18 Quality Monitoring Air Quality Establishment IIT Kanpur inaugurated Lab Monitoring Lab the lab 30 Hrs. Software Training Teckonnect Anuj Narula & Geometric 24.04.18 Training Program on Programme pvt.ltd. his team design of roads Mx-Road project Project Management 22.09.17 Expert talk MRIIRS Mr.A.K.Zalpuri management for Using Pert & Cpm major projects Runways, Airport Planning & Mr. Nalin Aprons, 14.03.18 Expert talk MRIIRS Design Aspects Sharma Taxiways, ATC, Airport lighting 03- Workshop Health Monitoring of MRIIRS Mr.Aftab Alam Non-Destructive 46

04.04.18 Structures Techniques Software Knowledge like Sankon KUBLA CUBED 11- Total Station and Technologies Mr. Mubashir Seminar and SURVEY 12.04.18 Applied Software India Pvt. Mattoo TRO, Total Ltd Station Field training Advancement in Material testing equipment in field of Training Session 04.08.17 Workshop HEICO, Delhi Mr Amit Kumar Civil Engineering on UTM condicted 04th August 2017 Innovative Innovative Practices Practices in in Cement & 06.11.17 Workshop JK Cement Mr. R. K. Jha Cement & Construction Construction Industry Industry Mr. Prabir Industrial Geological Survey Of 06.03.18 MRIIRS Kumar EPMA, XRD, XRF visit India Faridabad Mukhopadhyay Industrial Visit to AIMA 17.11.17 AIMA, Lajpat Nagar MRIIRS NA visit building Visit to Industrial 11.08.17 World of Concrete MRIIRS NA exhibition on visit concrete National Council for Industrial Cement & Building 24.08.17 MRIIRS NA NCCB Lab Visit visit Material, Ballabhgarh Rehabilitation of Industrial Delhi Development 3000 DU’s at 24.08.17 MRIIRS NA visit Authority Kalkaji Extension,NDelhi Watched under Industrial Indira Gandhi 05.10.17 MRIIRS NA 19 football visit Indoor Stadium match Visit to a Ready Industrial Ready Mix Concrete 04.04.18 MRIIRS NA mix concrete visit Plant, Plant Industrial Indira Paryavaran Visit to Green 04.04.18 MRIIRS Mr. Michael visit Bhawan Building Point-out dialogue Discussion on Mr. Arjun Ram 04.03.18 visit for water at le MRIIRS water related Meghwal meridian hotel issues Industrial Railway Yard, New Mr. Rajwender Visit to Railway 10.04.18 MRIIRS visit Delhi Kumar Jha Yard, New Delhi

5. Department of Computer and Science Engineering

A. Thrust Area  Reliability and Optimization  Cloud Computing  Data Mining 47

 Big Data  Mobile Adhoc Networks  Cloud Security  Sensor Network  Semantic Web  Network Security  Neural Network  Software Engineering  Artificial Intelligence  Natural Language Processing  Machine Learning

B. Future Planning  The Department is going to organize International Conference on Machine Learning, Big data Cloud and parallel computing IEEE,Feb,2019.  Planning to organize SCOCPROS 2020.  Aiming for 100% placement and improving average salary package.  Encourage faculty members to author books with National/International publishers.  Encourage faculty members to take up Industry/Research based Consultancy from public and private sectors.  To improve the h-index of the Departmental publications.  To increase the participation of students in prestigious award winning competitions at National/International levels100% PhD faculty in the Department Apply for more patents  Motivating students to venture into new start ups  To set up center of excellence in the Department  Boosting students for higher studies related entrance exams like GATE/CAT/GRE etc.  Focusing for obtaining ABET Accreditation at the earliest.  To improve the ranking of MRJIET Journal  To increase the foreign university collaboration  To improve the automation in FET  To increase the joint research projects at International level

C. Academic Achievements  Dr. Ochin Shrama, Assistant Professor, CSE, FET, MRIIRS, Developed arules’ package to analyze valued patterns and available in the Rtool Software Online.

 Ms. Shobha Tyagi, Assistant Professor, CSE, FET, MRIIRS, Participated in GNOME Asia Summit. 2017.  Sujit Roy student, CSE,FET, MRIIRS, Enrolled for PhD (Computational Neuroscience) from Ulster University, UK  Sonal Prased, student, CSE, FET, MRIIRS done Internship at the University of Antwerp, Belgium from June 5 to August 2017 and admitted for higher studies in 2018.  World Electronics Forum, France 2017: Vasu Kaushik, Aakash Bhadana, Simran Choudhary (students, CSE, FET, MRIIRS) as founder members of a promising start up organization Albatros which was established in the year 2017 with the aim of providing technology solutions for various consumer and Industrial applications.  Sound Fidelity: Shubham Sharma and Surbhi (students, CSE, FET, MRIIRS) were in Top Three best teams of prestigious event Living Talent Master Piece 2017” held in Dubai from 15-16 Dec 2017.  Ulster University hosted MEG UK 2018, an annual conference : Dhruv Rohatgi was selected as an intern by Ulster University for the duration of 6 months i.e. from October 2017 to March 2018“  Huawei ICT Skill Competition, India 2017-2018: Sahil Kukreja, Vishal Tewatia, Naman Sahore Participated in "Huawei ICT Skill Competition, India 2017-2018 on 22nd March 2018", Qualified in top 8.  Microsoft Asia Summit - 2018, Taiwan: Amrit Kaur Choudhary got the opportunity to represent India in Microsoft's First Edition of ASIA MSP SUMMIT-2018 in TAIWAN. International Conference on Cyber Security (7-9th March 2018) organized by Intersquad Cyber Intelligence  ByteHacks 2018 New York City US: Amrit Kaur 24 Hour Programming contest at US.  MSP430-Online Contest by Texas Instruments University Program: MD. Abudarda Khan Secured First Position in the contest held on 14th Aug 2018 and won prize money of INR 4000  Microsoft Imagine Cup 2018: Aakash Bhadana ,Vasu Kaushik, Bharat Sundal, Rahul Gupta, Shubham Sharma, Siddharth Srivastava, Dhruv Rohtagi, Simran Choudhary, Mayur participated in Microsoft Imagine Cup 2018 held from 19th -20th April, 2018.

D. Events Organized Department of Computer Science Engineering Sponsored Date of Type of Name of the / Resource Person Highlights Event Event Event Supported

by Vaibhav Jha, student of CSE,FET, Ethical MRIIRS, hacking Organized 03.04.18 Workshop NA Mr. Vhabhav Jha workshop on 1day Ethical INNOSKILL hacking workshop on INNOSKILL, 2018 , 3rd april Mr. Ankur, MRU Faculty and Mr. Sanjot, student of CSE, Android App FET, MRIIRS, development Organized 04.04.18 Workshop NA Mr Ankur, Mr Sanjot workshop on 1day Android INNOSKILL App development workshop on INNOSKILL, 2018 , 4th april Mr. Chandan Singh, Community Manager, How to land a Codeshala, job in your Organized a 06.04.18 Seminar NA Mr. Chandan Singh Dream seminar titled " Company How to land a job in your Dream Company" , 6th April 2018 3 days National cyber security conference, organised by the Department Mr. Teo Poh Soon, Mr. from 7th to 9th Yasir Arafat, Mr. Ajay march,2018. Guliya, Mr. Lawrence Delegates in National cyber Ang, Mr Deepak the conference security Kumar, Mr. Umesh was from both conference, 07- Dutta, Mr. Tajinder national and Conference 3days NA 09.03.18 Singh, Mr. Rakshit international conference , Tandon, Mr. level. Some of 7th to 9th Adhokshaj Mishra, Mr. the delegates march,2018 Venkatesh, Mr. were Mr. Teo Sivakumar, Mr. Ankit po Soon, Shankar Giri Director from Utimaco, USA, Mr. Yasir Arafat, a pioneer in Web Security analysis, 50

Macksofy technologies, Mr. Guliya Two day workshop on “Programing Fundamentals/ Two day Competitive workshop on Programming 29- “Programing Ms Nidhi,Mr. Parik Workshop NA by Ms. Nidhi, 30.03.18 Fundamentals/ Jain, Alumunus IIIT, Competitive and Mr. Parik Programming Jain, alumunus DTU from 29.3.18- 30.3.18. Workshop ob Big data Hadoop organised by Workshop on CSE on 13.11.17 Workshop Big Data and NA Mr. Abhishek 13.11.2017. Hadoop The resource person was Mr. Abhishek, Nucleus Computers Ltd. Workshop ob Big data Hadoop organised by CSE on Workshop on 28.9.2018. The 28.09.17 Workshop Big Data and NA Ms. Preeti, Mr. Zubaid resource Hadoop person was Ms. Preeti, Mr. Zubaid, from Nucleus Computers Ltd. Workshop on Agile Technology was organised Workshop on by CSE on 19.08.17 Workshop Agile NA Ms. Srilekh 19.08.2017 Ms. Technology Srilekh was the resource person from TCS Organized a seminar titled Mr. Chandan " How to land 06.04.18 Invited Talk NA Singh,Community Nil a job in your Manager, Codeshala Dream Company" The Future of Prof. Don Passey, Nil Computing Professor of 15.01.18 Invited Talk NA and Technology, Center for Educational Enhanced Learning, 51

Technologies Lancaster University, UK. Association with Nil Basics of 18.01.18 Invited Talk NA FOSSEE cell, IIT python Bombay Mr. Nitin and Mr. Nil Cyber Prabind Kumar, 3rd 09.02.18 Invited Talk NA Forensics eye solution techno Solution Pvt. Ltd Mr. Koroush Ahmadi, Nil Software AIS (Aukland Institute 09.02.18 Invited Talk NA Networking of Studies), New Zealand. Digital Mr. Shashank Dev Nil 09.02.18 Invited Talk NA Marketing Srivastava Navigation Nil Sensors and Systems in Dr. George T. Schmidt 17.11.17 Invited Talk GNSS NA from MIT, USA. Degraded and Denied Environments IBM-ICE Guest Nil Mr. Viqaruddin Surki, Lecture - 07.11.17 Invited Talk NA Lead Learning Dynamic Developer at IBM paradigm Kanishk Vashisht, Nil IT application Cyber Security 06.11.17 Invited Talk NA security Professional,SkillCube India Pvt. Ltd. Data Nil Information Mr. Saurabh Aggarwal, 09.11.17 Invited Talk NA and IBM Technology Future Nil Dr. K. Subramanian, 05.10.17 Invited Talk Prospects of NA Chair, IEEE CS Chapter Technology Mr. Harish Mysore, Nil IEEE Director- India 05.10.17 Invited Talk NA Standards Operations; IEEE Computer Society. Ms. Manjot Pahwa, Nil Skill 01.09.17 Invited Talk NA Google; Mr. Himanshu Development Batra, Acadview Stress Mr. Shivendra Dahiya, Nil 06.09.17 Invited Talk NA Management Mr. Rohit Ranjan Mr. Pankaj Yadav, Nil 04.09.17 Invited Talk Cyber Security NA Deloitte, USA Agile Nil 19.08.17 Invited Talk NA Ms. Srilekh, TCS Technology Mr. Jyoti Sahai, Nil Introduction Chairman and 21.08.17 Invited Talk to Data NA Managing Director at Analytics Kavaii Business Analytics Networking Ms. Charu Ms. Charu Virmani, 06.09.17 Invited Talk and NA Virmani, FET, MRIIRS Computing Associate

Technology Professor, CSE, FET, MRIIRS, delivered talk on Networking and Computing technology on 06.09.2017 at Government Senior Secondary School, Faridabad. Ms. Charu Virmani, Associate Professor, CSE, FET, MRIIRS, delivered talk Database on Databse Management Ms. Charu Virmani, Management 08.09.17 Invited Talk NA and Security CSE,FET, MRIIRS and Security Technology Technology, on 08.09.2017 at Government Senior Secondary School, Faridabad. Web Programming For Graphics & 27.06.18- FDP Gaming NA Manjunath , IBM Nil 01.07.18 (HTML 5 & Web GL) + Lab (GG) 27.06.18 IT Network Nil – FDP Security + Lab NA Anuj Kumar,IBM 01.07.18 (CF) Technology & Nil 27.06.18 Tools for Mr. Akhilesh Kumar, – FDP Infrastructure NA IBM 01.07.18 Management (IT) FDP ON Nil Social, Web & 18- FDP Mobile NA Mr.Vinanth, IBM 22.06.18 Analytics + Lab (BA) IT Data centre Nil 18- Mr. Akhilesh Kumar, FDP transformation NA 22.06.18 IBM + Lab (IT) Introduction Nil 22-26.06- FDP to IoT + Lab NA Mr. Vishnu ,IBM 18 (CC) 5 days FDP on Nil Progressive Mr. Varun and Harshit 02- FDP Web NA Gupta (on behalf of 06.01.18 Applications in Google). association 53

with Google 20- Managing the Mr. Yashwant Hedge Nil FDP NA 25.01.18 cloud K., IBM 16- IT Systems Nil FDP NA Mr. Sudhir, IBM 20.01.18 Security Operations Nil 16- FDP Research & NA Mr. Balaji, IBM 20.01.18 Optimization 12- Big Data Nil FDP NA Mr. Saurabh Modi, IBM 16.01.18 Analytics Information Mr. Saurabh Aggarwal, Nil 12- FDP Security Audit NA Founder and managing 16.01.18 & Monitoring director, Skill cube IT Application Nil 12- discovery & FDP NA Vipin Bharwaj, IBM 16.01.18 dependency management Cloud Backup Nil 06- FDP & Disaster NA Mr Achutha B.L.,IBM 11.01.18 Recovery 06- Nil FDP BA as Service NA Mr. Vinaanth,IBM 11.01.18 Mr. Saurabh Aggarwal, Nil 06- IT Service FDP NA Founder and managing 11.001.18 Delivery director, Skill cube 06- Digital Nil FDP NA Mr. Sahil Raj,IBM 11.01.18 Forensics XML Nil 08- FDP Programming NA Miss Ramyashree ,IBM 12.01.18 + LAB (GG) Cloud Nil 30.06.18- FDP performance NA Dr. Sourav Dutta, IBM 05.07.18 Tuning Business Nil 30.06.18 Mr. Ebin Abraham, FDP Strategy and NA – 5.07.18 IBM Analytics

6. Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering

A. Thrust Area  Signal processing for Communication Systems  Wireless Sensor Networks  Signal Storage, Transmission, Organization  Signal Processing (Reconstruction, Compression, Enhancement, de – coding)  Antenna Engineering (designing, analysis, fabrication)  Speech and Audio Processing  Video Coding and Compression  Image Processing and Analysis  Bio Signal Processing  Optical MEMS / NEMS 54

 CNT based FET  Digital VLSI Design and Optimization  Microstrip Antennas for next generation wireless Communication Systems

B. Future Planning  The department aims to adopt best teaching and learning practices to enhance the critical and logical thinking abilities of its students and gain nationwide recognition.  Choice based Credit system shall be incorporated, which will enable a much – required shift in focus from teacher – centric to learner centric education.  The department’s vision is to excel in various thrust research areas of Electronics and Communication Engineering by obtaining sponsored project grants and contribute towards the progress of the nation.  The department also aims to impact the most up to date training to its undergraduate and postgraduate students through Alumni Network and by increasing industrial and research collaboration.  Department plans to create centre of excellence and augment its teaching and research infrastructure through continuous up – gradation of its lab facilities.  To encourage research interests of the faculty members, the department plans to organize an international conference in technical association with IEEE and leading academic institutes.  Students shall be encouraged to undertake applied research leading to filing of patents and to publish high quality papers in reputed indexed and referred journals with good impact factors.  Academic Achievements  National recognition: Manav Rachna Innovation and Incubation Centre (MRIIC)which is associated with Department of ECE has signed an MOU with AMTEL India University program for sponsoring labs and organizing FDPs, events, workshops on ATMEGA 168PB and SAM D21 microcontrollers.  International recognition: MRIIC which is associated with Department of ECE has signed an MOU with M/s EdGate Technologies Pvt. Ltd., University program partner of Texas Instruments, for establishing high quality research and innovation facility in Electronics and Communication Engineering Department.  MOU has been signed with INTEL higher education programme for conducting FDPs, Events, Workshops on GALILEO and EDISON platform.  MIIC has been chosen as INTEL IOT Centre.

 Texas Instruments has sponsored a specialized Embedded Lab at Manav Rachna Innovation and Incubation Centre which is associated with Department of ECE. List of components are:  16-bit Microcontroller: MSP 430 research facility in designing embedded system applications on 16-bit Ultra Low power microcontroller.  IVA Launch Pad: TM 4C123 ARM, COTEX M – 4 architecture based Microcontroller.  SENSHUB: Equipped with different sensors ON Board, capable of being interfaced with TIVA (5 different sensors on chip are available)  NTEL Galileo development boards have been sponsored by INTEL.

C. Events Organized Department of Electronics & Communications Engineering Sponsore Date Type of d / Resource of Name of the Event Highlights Event Supporte Person Event d by 25.04.1 Departme Ma. Amana Industrial Visit True Chip, Noida VLSI 8 nt Level Yadav 66kV Sub-Station Departme Ms. Vibha & Dr. Power 5.04.18 Industrial Visit Sector-31, HVPNL, nt Level Sunanda Sector Faridabad Mr.Manoj 13.04.1 Awareness Drive on College Expert Talk Nazare Gen SAP Module 8 SAP Level Mgr Sales SAP Ms. Shivani, Digital Marketing and Mr. Naveen, Latest Trends in Departme American 2.04.18 Expert Talk Information Digitization nt Level Express, Mr. Technology (1 Vartul, Gyan Day/02.04.18) Setu , Gurgaon Workshop on Digital Truechip Expert 6- Design using Verilog Solutions Ms. Amana Workshop From True 7.03.18 (2Days/ 06.03.18- Pvt. Ltd., Yadav Chip, Noida 07.03.18) NOIDA Student Project present 29.03.1 Project Technovation:DEC Departme Dr. Pratima & minor 8 Presentation Project presentaion ( nt Club Ms. Shweta Project of 1Day/ 29.03.18) DEC Dr. Kanika Knowledge Short Term Course Sharma from about 19- onEmbedded System National/ ECE Recent 23.03.1 FDP (1Week/ 19.03.18- NITTTR Department, developme 8 23.3.18) NITTTR, nt in Chandigarh Embedded Student present Project Demostration- Dr. Vimlesh 06.02.1 Project Departme minor Minor Project Display Singh & Dr. 8 Presentation nt Club Project of ( 1Day/ 06.02.18) Priyanka Bansal core subject

Mr. Arun KP, Project 18- Basic of Paython(3 Introductio National/ Research 20.01.1 Workshop Days/ 18.01.18- n to IITB Engineer, 8 20.1.18) Paython FOSSEE cell, IIT Bombay. Role of Mr. Sujeet 09.01.1 Project development Departme Project Expert Talk Shrivastav , 8 Tool (1Day/09.01.18) nt Level Developme BDN nt Student 08.11.1 Analog Electronics Departme Dr. Pratima & give Seminar 7 (1DaY/ 08.11.17) nt Club Ms. Shweta presentatio n Quiz for 06.11.1 Technical Quiz-2017( enhance Quiz With IEI Ms. Romika 7 1Day/ 06.11.17) core domain Ms. Garima 30.10.1 Short Term Course Recent Saini from ECE 7- on National/ developme FDP Department, 03.11.1 Wireless(1Week/30.1 NITTR nt in NITTTR, 7 0.17-3.11.17) Wireless Chandigarh Dr. Rajesh 09.10.1 Short Term Course Mehra from Recent 7- on VLSI Design (1 National/ ECE FDP developme 13.10.1 Week/09.10.17- NITTTR Department, nt in VLSI 7 13.10.17) NITTTR, Chandigarh Technical Paper Dr. Vimlesh ITR Paper 27.09.1 Seminar presentation( 1Day/ With IEI Singh & Dr. presented 7 27.09.17 Priyanka Bansal by student Seminar:Trending Dr. Vimlesh PPT 08.09.1 Seminar News in ECE- 2017 With IEI Singh & Dr. presentaion 7 (1Day/ 8.09.17) Priyanka Bansal by Student PDP on Soft Skill 21.08.1 Training by Huawei Soft skill 7- National/ PDP Learning Mr. Freddy training for 08.09.1 Huawei Services(3Week/ student 7 21.08.17-08.09.17) Linguistic Variables 29.09.1 Departme ECE, Jamia Linguistic Expert Talk and its applications 7 nt Level Milia Islamia Variable (1Day/ 25.09.17) Dr. Vimlesh 06.09.1 NPTI, Faridabad Departme Power Industrial Visit Singh & Dr. 7 (1Day/06.09.17) nt Level Sector Priyanka Bansal Poject 04.09.1 HSC, Gurgaon Departme Ms. Romika & Industrial Visit Developme 7 (1Day/04.09.17) nt Level Ms. Ila nt

7. Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

A. Thrust Area  Power System.  Power system dynamics and stability.

 Wide Area Monitoring and control of power systems.  Energy management system and distribution automation.  Advanced Power Electronics technologies-Power converters, Power Management Circuits, Power quality, Utility interfaces for renewable generation.  Automation and Industrial Control Systems.

B. Future Planning  To enhance research activities, international partnership grants, obtain leadership positions in professional societies  To establish Training Centre on Lab View in collaboration with National Instruments, Bangalore.  To improve the results and placements by continuously. Encouraging the students and by providing support and guidance.  To establish “Centre of excellence in Power Electronics” in collaboration with Infincon.  Setup of robotics lab in association with Mitsubishi Electric India.  To take up funded projects from Industries, in order to conduct the relevant R&D activities with the involvement of students and the faculty under the supervision of Industrial experts C. Academic Achievements  Dr. Anita Khosla, Richa Adlakha, Ashish Grover with Paper Title “Potential of engineers in Nurturing India" was Awarded “Eminent Engineer, Young Engineer ,Er. S.S Bajaj 2016” Award at 49th Engineers Day organized by The Institution of Engineer (India) on 15 September 2017.  The National Level Project competition “4th Mitsubishi Electric Cup’2019” will be organized in Manav Rachna Institute of Research & Studies from 14th Feb to 16th Feb 2019..  The students of EEE Zubair, Naveen, Jitendra and Kunal’s was shortlisted in 3th Mitsubishi Electric Cup’2018 with their project on “Smart Solutions to Assemble Structures” .These Students have also won 1st prize in the Innoskill 2018 project competition “Srijan” under the theme Automation at Manav Rachna International Institute of Research & Studies. D. Events Organized Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering Date Name Sponsored / Departm Type of Resource of of the Supported Highlights ent Event Person Event Event by 18- Workshop Worksh Use computer EEE ESSCI Mr.V.Gupta 21.05. on World op circuit simulation 58

18 skill event software to test that circuit designs are fit for purpose. Discuss and interpret design briefs and specifications. One day workshop for Workshop students and on PLC 03.04. Worksh Ms Ashish faculty members EEE under MRIIRS 18 op Grover on IQR setup in Innoskill industrial 2018 automation by Mitsubhishi. One day Workshop Ms Ashish workshop for 01- on Worksh Grover students and EEE 03.11. Advanced MRIIRS op ,Shashank faculty members 17 Modular Gaur on latest trend in PLC automation. Five days FDP to Understand the Servo and need and variable advantages of Frequency Automation in 18- Drives in Industries, basics EEE 22.12. associatio FDP Mitsubhishi Mr.Parv Abott and ladder 17 n programming of Mitsubhish PLC,Interfacing of i Electric Servo and variable India Ltd. frequency drives with PLC. Power 27.11. Dr.Shimmi,A. Power Electronice Electronics 17 – NITTTR,Chand P circuit EEE & its FDP 01.12. igarh NITTR,Chandi simulation,FACTS. Applicatio 17 garh Hybrid Vechile n Smart Brief about smart 03.08. Expert EEE Manufactu Mitsubhishi Manoj Gupta manufacturing 17 Talk ring used in industry.

8. Department of Mechanical Engineering

A. Thrust Area  Metal Cutting and Tool Wear: Dr. Manoj Nayak  Unconventional Machining:- Dr. Basanta Kr. Bhuyan  Precision Machining: Dr.R V Singh and Prof. S.K. Bhatnagar  Biomechanics: Dr. Abhishek Chauhan  Energy Management and Analysis: Dr. Debashis Pramanik  Material Characterizations: Dr. A K S Choudhary  Mechanical Design Analysis: Dr. Devdutt 59

 Quality Control and TQM: Dr. VirenderNarula

B. Future Planning  M. Tech in Production Engineering  IIF (Indian Institute of Foundry men - Faridabad Chapter)  Develop Foundry Lab  Develop Automation & Robotic Lab  Conduct National Conference  Conduct International Conference

C. Academic Achievements  Ms Ashlesha (2015-19 Batch) selected as Technical students at CERN, Switzerland (World Top Nuclear Research Organization) for 1 year  The department has published Six International Journal papaers of Scopus & SCI Index paper.  Mr. Prakash Ranjan (M.Tech Student) completed Research work on NH-22 Lathe Organized Workshops on CNC Lathe, MIG Welding, and Metrology during founder day.  Project Electro Chemical Spark Machining got third position in FIA 2018. D. Events Organized Department of Mechanical Engineering Sponsor Date of Type of Name of the ed / Resource Highlights Event Event Event Support Person ed by Mr. Rakesh 29.12.1 Workshop (HMT ME Malik , Workshop Trends in Machining 7 Lathe) MRIIRS Manager HMT, Machine Tools Basics of 3D printing 29.08.1 3D Printing & M/S Kamdhenu techniques, Additive Workshop ME MRIIC 7 Scanning Enterprises Manufacturing Technology. Strategic 21- Management and Experts from Entrepreneurship 25.08.1 FDP SWOT analysis NITTTR Academia Training 7 for Institution Excellence 05- Advanced Experts from Latest trends in 09.03.1 STC Manufacturing NITTTR Academia Manufacturing 8 Methos

9. Department of Chemistry

A. Thrust Area  Polymer Electrolytes  Bio fuels  Water purification  Organic Synthesis  Environmental Chemistry  Surfactant Chemistry  Corrosion Chemistry  Analytical Chemistry  Inorganic Chemistry

B. Future Planning  Research Proposals to be submitted to Govt. Funding agencies to facilitate R & D.  Up-gradation of existing R & D Lab.  Organize workshops and conferences.  Invited lectures by eminent faculties and scientists will be organized for faculty as well as students.  To start B.Sc (Industrial Chemistry).

C. Academic Achievements  Faculty members have published 8 research papers in national and international Journals and 01 book during last one year.  1 Ph.D. has been awarded.  Number of Research Papers with more than 10 Citations (till date): 27  No. of Guest/ Expert lectures organized: 4  No. of Symposium organized: 1  No. of Workshops organized: 1

D. Events Organized Department of Chemistry Sponsored Date of Name of the / Resource Type of Event Highlights Event Event Supported Person by Workshop on 30.03.18 Workshop MRIIRS NA National Explore and Protect 61

Environment Internationally renowned Symposium on scientist 10.10.17 Workshop Environment MRIIRS National Professor Dr. Protection Kuldip Singh Dhindsa

10. Department of Physics

A. Thrust Area  Material Science and NanoTechnology  Noise Pollution  Material Science  Plasma Physics  Electronics and Composite Polymer Electrolytes  Non-linear Optics

B. Future Planning  Week long ICT based FDP in December 2018 in collaboration with National Institute of Technical Teachers Training and Research (NITTTR), Chandigarh.  Workshop on Innovations in Science and Technology & Projects and Poster Competition (IST-2018) in March 2019.  Research Proposals to be submitted to Govt. Funding agencies to facilitate R&D  Introduction of B.Sc. (General) (Non-medical)

C. Academic Achievements  Faculty members have published 7 research papers in national and international journals (3 research papers are in Scopus Indexed Journals) and 01 book during last one year.  One Ph.D. has been awarded.  Organized Workshop on Innovations in Science and Technology and Projects and Poster Competition (IST-2018).  Organized One Week Short Term Course on Optical Fibre: Potential and Applications

D. Events Organized Department of Physics Date Sponsored Type of Name of the Highlight of / Resource Person Event Event s Event Supported 62

by Dr. B. C. One Week Short Choudhary,Dr. J. K. 18- Term Course on NITTTR Chhabra,Dr. S. C. 22.12. FDP Optical Fibre: Nil and MRIIRS JAIN,Dr. Umesh 17 Potential and Tiwari,Dr. Randhir Applications Bhatnagar Workshop on Innovations in Science and 27.03. Dr. Krishan Kant, Workshop Technology and MRIIRS Nil 18 Professor & Principal Projects and Poster Competition (IST- 2018)

11. Department of Mathematics

A. Thrust Area-  Fuzzy Information Theory, Medical Decision Making  Mathematical modelling,  Atmospheric Modeling  Bio – Mathematics  Machine Learning  Decision Theory  Real Analysis, Topology  Fixed point theory

B. Future Planning-  Research Proposals to be submitted to funding agencies.  Publish Work in reputed Journals Up-gradation of existing R& D Lab.  Organize National conference with physics and chemistry.  1 copyright will be filed.

C. Academic Achievements  Faculty members have published 5 research papers in national and international journals (1 Research papers are in SCI Indexed Journal) and 01 book chapter last one year.  1 Ph.D. has been awarded & 1 Ph.D has been submitted.  2 Invited talks were delivered by the faculty.

3.2 Faculty of Applied Sciences

Departments:

1. Department of Nutrition & Dietetics 2. Department of Physiotherapy Admission Status:

Student Intake No. of Faculty Total Admissions Departments Actual Members UG PG UG PG Nutrition and Dietetics 15 75 50 60 48 Physiotherapy 18 90 40 82 17

Faculty Members:

Department Name: Nutrition & Dietetics

MRIIR Sr. Awards / Recognition S Sr. Name Designation Qualifications No. / Achievement No. 1. Got appreciation award by Rotaract (Rotary Club partner) for extensive services in diet counselling for underprevileged population. 2. Chairperson during 22nd Annual Conference on Breast Cancer Foundation - India (BCFICON 2018) held on BSc (Home 10th March 2018 at Professor and Science), MSc Manav Rachna Dr Pratibha Head, Department (Food and 235 1 International University, Singh of Nutrition and Nutrition), ICAR Surajkund, Faridabad, Dietetics NET, PhD Delhi NCR. (Nutrition) 3.Chairperson for 5th workshop on clinical nutrition conducted jointly by The Department of Dietetics, Indraprastha Apollo Hospital, New Delhi And CRNSS (Centre for Research on Nutrition Support Systems), September, 2017.

Dr Renuka BSc (Hons), 236 2 Professor Nil Pathak M.Sc (faculty of 64

Medicine), PhD (Biochemistry), Faculty of Medicine Awarded National Health B.Sc, M.Sc, Gurjeet Kaur Award 2017 by Nutrition 237 3 Associate Professor B.Ed, MBA, NET, Chawla and Natural Health PhD (Submitted) Science Association BSc (Home Nil Science), MSc (Food and Dr Barkha 238 4 Associate Professor Nutrition), ICAR Bhatnagar NET,UGC NET, SLET PhD (Nutrition) BSc (Home Nil Science), MSc 239 5 Binu Bhatia Assistant Professor (Food and Nutrition), UGC NET BSc (Home Nil Science), MSc Ankita 240 6 Assistant Professor (Food and Sharma Nutrition), UGC NET

B.Sc (Food Was invited as a Speaker Science & at Technology, ICAAAS 2018 at Jawahar Lakhvinder 241 7 Assistant Professor M.Sc(Food Lal Kaur Science & Nehru University, New Technology), Delhi Pursuing Ph.D on 28-29 April 2018.

Best Poster Award in International Conference on womens work and B.Sc(Home occupational health- Science), Emerging Dr Divya 242 8 Associate Professor M.Sc.(Food & issues , challenges, and Sanghi Nutrition),Ph.D, policy UGC NET measures in the unorganized sector on 24-25th March 2018 at Arya PG College, Panipat,Haryana B.Sc. (Hons)Home Science,M.Sc.(Fo Dr Priya 243 9 Assistant Professor od Nil Mishra &Nutrition),Ph.D (Food Science& Tecnology) B.Sc(Home Best Oral Presentation in Science), International Conference Dr Mahak 244 10 Associate Professor M.Sc.(Food on Sharma &Nutrition),Ph.D womens work and (Clinical occupational health- 65

Nutrition), Emerging UGC-NET, JRF, issues , challenges, and SRF policy measures in the unorganized sector on 24-25th March 2018 at Arya PG College, Panipat,Haryana BSc (Home Nil Science), MSc 245 11 Shweta Singh Assistant Professor (Food and Nutrition), UGC NET BSc (Home Nil Dr Shubhra Science), MSc 246 12 Assistant Professor Saraswat (Food and Nutrition), Ph.D BSc, MSc (Food Nil Swayam 247 13 Assistant Professor and Nutrition), Siddha UGC NET BSc (Hons) Food Nil Technology, MSc 248 14 Divya Puri Assistant Professor (Food Science and Technology ), UGC NET BSC (Clinical Nil Nutrition&Dieteti cs), MSc (Food&Nutrition) , MBA (Health Varsha 249 15 Assistant Professor care services), Srivastava UGC-NET (Social Medicine & Community Health), PhD (pursuing) Department Name: Physiotherapy Awards / MRIIR Recognition Sr. S Sr. Name Designation Qualifications / No. No. Achievemen t Nil Dr Pooja Anand Assoc.Prof. 250 1 &Hod MSPT

Nil Msc Physiotherapy 251 2 Dr Shobhit Saxena Assistant (Musculoskeletal) Professor Nil 252 3 Dr Shishir Nigam Assistant MSPT Professor Nil 253 4 Dr Deepti Sharma Assistant MPT (Neurology) Professor 254 5 MPT (Rehab) Nil

Dr Manish Kumar Assistant Professor Nil 255 6 Dr Shalini Grover Associate MPT (Musculoskeletal) Professor Nil Dr Jaswinder Kaur Assistant 256 7 MBBS, MS professor and Medical Officer Nil 257 8 Dr. Fauzia Javed Assistant MPT (Musculoskeletal) Shereen Professor Nil 258 9 Dr. Sheena Arora Assistant MPT (Musculoskeletal) Professor Nil 259 10 Dr. Pooja Sharma Assistant MPT (Musculoskeletal) Professor Nil 260 11 Assistant MPT (Cardiology) Dr. Preeti Saini Professor Nil 261 12 Dr. Heeral Joshi Assistant MPT (Cardiology) Professor Nil 262 13 Dr. Aswani Assistant MPT (Neurology) sasidharan nambiar Professor Nil 263 14 Dr. Sunita yadav Assistant MPT (Neurology) Professor Nil 264 15 Dr. Shweta sharma Assistant MPT (Neurology) Professor Nil 265 16 Dr. Neha Wakhloo Assistant MPT (Sports) Professor Nil 266 17 Dr. Ankita Sharma Assistant MPT (Musculoskeletal) Professor Nil 267 18 Dr. Ekta Chitkara Assistant Ph. D (Biochemistry) Professor

Departments at a Glance:

1. Department of Nutrition & Dietetics

A. Thrust Area

 Clinical Nutrition, Food Science and Processing, Sports Nutrition, Public Health Nutrition

B. Future Planning 67

 Develop, apply, measure and institutionalize standards for teacher professional development.  To enhance the placements in reputed core companies.  To promote academia-industry interface.  Create professional development opportunities that promote teacher collaboration.  To involve more teachers and students in the community to create awareness programmes on nutrition related issues.  To bring more number of consultancy projects in the department.  To broaden resources and support for significant growth in research opportunities.  To facilitate the implementation of new learning pedagogies and expand modes of course delivery and assessment by leveraging space and time in new ways.  To adopt proactive mechanisms to facilitate smooth implementation of Promotion of interdisciplinary research schemes / projects: Between / among different departments of the University: Collaboration with national / international institutes / industries.  To plan extension of existing labs with latest equipment and softwares.

C. Academic Achievements  Setting up a Nutrition & Dietetics Clinic: The clinic is established to achieve the University Mission at the levels of teaching and scientific research and to serve the community by offering advice and guidelines to maintain a healthy lifestyle through balanced diet without seeking profits.

D. Events Organized Department of Nutrition & Dietetics Sponsored Date of Type of Resource Name of the Event / Supported Highlights Event Event Person by A health camp was organized at Dr. Mahak Government Girl School, Sharma, 15.07.17 Health Camp NHS, NIT Faridabad by MRIIRS Nil Assoc. Prof. Manav Rachna N & D International University on 15th July,2017 Mrs Goldy Malhotra, Dr. A. Mukherjee, As part of One day seminar on Professor, 04.09.17 Seminar MRIIRS National “Child Health Centre for Nutirtion Week Advance water Technology and 68

Management, MRIU, Dr. Sanjeev Dutta, Senior consultant, Department of Pediatrics, Fortis Hospital, Faridabad Dr. Divya A Healthy Recipe Sanghi, Dr. As Part of Competition was Barkha 04.09.17 Competition MRIIRS National conducted on 4th Bhatnagar Nutrition Week September 2017. (Deptt. of N & D) Nutrition counseling was also conducted on 4th September 2017 for school children by different medium of IEC materials to make them aware regarding Ms. Shweta nutritional perspective of Singh, Dr. National 04.09.17 Health Camp MRIIRS food and food groups. Mehak Nutrition Week Two schools were the Sharma part of the programme – Government Middle School, Charmwood and Manav Rachna International School, Sector 21 C, Faridabad Dr. Shweta Khandelwal, Research Scientist and “Gaps in Infant and Adjunct As part of Young Child Nutrition in 04.09.17 Seminar MRIIRS Assistant National India: Lessons for Public Professor, Nutrition Week Nutrition Policy”. Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI) ž Health Camp at Dr. Barkha Primary Government Bhatnagar 15.12.17 Health Camp School, Sector 19, MRIIRS alongwith M. Nil Faridabad on 15th Sc. III Sem December, 2017 Students “ Healthy Eating Habits and harmful effect of Junk food “was conducted for 1st Ms. Shweta 16.01.18 Workshop Standard students of MRIIRS Singh, Asst. Nil Manav Rachna Prof. N & D International School, Sector 51 Gurgaon on 16th January 2018 How to manage stress Dr. Renuka 07.07.17 FDP MRIIRS Nil among students7th July Pathak, Prof. 69

2017. N & D Inaugration of DIET AND NUTRITION CLINIC at B- To help people Block, BG-12 on 5 gain healthy Launch of All Faculties 05.09.17 September 2017 for all MRIIRS lifestyle Diet Clinic of N & D the associates of MR without family members and the seeking profit community Dr. Shweta Department of Nutrition Khandelwal, and Dietetics, Faculty of Research Applied Science, MRIU Scientist and organized an expert Adjunct Expert lecture on 7th 07.09.17 MRIIRS Assistant Nil Lecture September, 2017 talk Professor, on “Gaps in Infant and Public Health Young Child Nutrition in Foundation India: Lessons for Public of India Nutrition Policy”. (PHFI) A health camp was organized at Community Center, Sector 21c, Faridabad by Manav Rachna International Dr. Mehak University facilitated by Sharma, 06.09.17 Health Camp D.H.Narman on 6th MRIIRS Nil Assoc. Prof. September, 2017 to N & D provide free health check up and treatment to rural population by physiotherapy and nutrition professionals A faculty development program was organized Ms. Shweta for all MRIU associates 05.10.17 FDP IQAC Singh, Asst. Nil on a topic “Cyber Prof. N & D Security” on 5th October 2017. Manav Rachna International University organized a health camp at Prakash Deep NGO, Sector 21A, Faridabad on 10th November, 2017 to provide free health check up and treatment to disabled school Ms. Swayam student by 10.11.17 Health Camp MRIIRS Siddha, Asst. Nil physiotherapy and Prof. N & D nutrition professionals. More than of 125 students and staff members were treated & counseled by the respected team of physiotherapy and Nutrition & dietetics professionals 11.11.17 Symposium Symposium on Not Ms. Binu Nil 70

“Probiotics in Practice” Sponsored Bhatia, Asst. held at India Habitat Prof. N & D Centre, New Delhi on 11th November 2017 . Department of Nutrition and Dietetics organized a Whole Foods Pvt. Ltd Mr. Devendra Faridabad, Haryana Bhatnagar, under the series of Managing industrial educational Director, Industrial 03.11.17 visits. visited Dreamcann MRIIRS Dreamcann Nil Visit Foods Pvt. Ltd. The Foods Pvt Ltd team visited under the (trade name banner of Whole Foods - Whole Pvt. Ltd Faridabad, Foods) Haryana on 3rd November, 2017. The faculty Visit to “Yakult Danone members Industry” Sonipat on 16th and students November 2017. The were guided main objective of the and educated Industrial 16.11.17 visit is to provide MRIIRS by Mr Aadish Nil Visit practical exposure and and Ms. recent advancements Yamini, food made in the relevant quality field. controllers in Yakult. Health camp to Primary Dr. Barkha Government School, Bhatnagar, 15.12.18 Health Camp MRIIRS Nil Sector 19, Faridabad on Assoc. Prof. 15th December, 2018 N & D Dr. Mehek Health camp to Palla Sharma, 30.12.18 Health Camp Village on 30th MRIRS Nil Assoc. Prof. December 2018 N & D A Workshop entitled “ Healthy Eating Habits and harmful effect of Junk food “was Ms. Shweta conducted for 1st 16.01.18 Workshop MRIIRS Singh, Asst. Nil Standard students of Prof. N & D Manav Rachna International School, Sector 51 Gurgaon on 16th January 2018 Health camp to Dr. Mehek Jagganath Mandir, Sharma, 03.02.18 Health Camp MRIIRS Nil Sector 15, Faridabad on Assoc. Prof. 3rd February 2018 N & D Workshop on To equip demonstration of Conducted faculties with Anthropometric by Medexcel All Faculty 09.02.18 Workshop latest Equipments using Impex Private Members anthropometric TANITA on 9th February Ltd. techniques 2018 Visit “Max Hospital, Ms. Ankita 09.03.18 Hospital Visit Vaishali and Patparganj MRIIRS Sharma, Dr. Nil New Delhi on 9th March Divya 71

2018. Sanghi, Deptt. of N & D

2. Department of Physiotherapy A. Thrust Area  Micro Injury Profile of athletes  Hydration Status  Balance and agility  Vibration Training Technique  Isokinetic Dynamometry

B. Future Planning  Geriatric Rehabilitation . C. Academic Achievements  100 % academic result

D. Events Organized

Department of Physiotherapy Sponsored / Date of Type of Name of the Resource Supported by Highlights Event Event Event Person

World Part of World 08.09.2017 Invited Physiotherapy Not Sponsored Confederation various Lectures day (08-09- of Physical 2017) Therapy Teaching And Not Sponsored 02-06-- Recent .07.18 Research FDP Trends In various FDP Applied Science (2nd July – 6th July 2018)

3.3. Faculty of Management Studies Admission Status:

No. of Faculty Student Intake Actual Total Admissions Departments Members UG PG UG PG Management 17 N/A 150 N/A 127 Hotel Management 7 Yes - 60 Intake -

Faculty Member Details:

Management Studies

Awards / MRIIRS Sr. Name Designation Qualifications Recognition / Sr. No. No. Achievement Dr.Nanak Chand MA (Public Admin), 268 1 Professor Nil Wadhwa Ph. D. 269 2 Dr.Suresh Bedi Professor MCOM, Ph. D. Nil Contributed 10 modules on Dr.Nandini Strategic Human 270 3 Professor PGDBM, Ph. D. Srivastava Resource Management to UGC MOOCs Dr. Priyanka Nil 271 4 Professor PGDBM, Ph. D. Srivastava MA (English), Ph. Nil 272 5 Dr. Surbhi Kapur Professor D. 273 6 Dr. Gaurav Sood Professor PGDBM, Ph. D. Nil Dr. Deepti Dabas Associate Nil 274 7 PGDBM, Ph. D. Hazarika Professor Associate Nil 275 8 Dr.Anindita Rao MBA, Ph. D. Professor Associate Nil 276 9 Dr.Bhavesh Joshi MBA, Ph. D. Professor Associate Nil 277 10 Dr.Farhat Mohsin MBA, Ph. D. Professor Associate Nil 278 11 Dr.Priyanka Singh MBA, Ph. D. Professor Mr. Gautam Associate Nil 279 12 MBA Srivastava Professor Ms.Amandeep Assistant Nil 280 13 MBA Dhaliwal Professor Assistant Nil 281 14 Ms.Deepa Jain PGDM Professor Ms.Gunjan Assistant Nil 282 15 MBA Kathuria Professor Assistant Nil 283 16 Ms.Shilpa Arora MBA Professor Assistant Nil 284 17 Ms.Stuti Sahni MBA Professor Hotel Management Bcom Nil Professor Sushil Kumar Hotel Management 285 1 & Director - Saluja Oshm 1983 HM Passout Associate Nil 286 2 Rajnish Shukla M.Sc Professor Assistant Nil 287 3 Rekha Maitra Ph.D Professor Assistant PG Diploma in PR Nil 288 4 Ritika Singh Professor and Marketing Syed Najmus Assistant Nil 289 5 MBA Saqib Professor 290 6 Narender Suhag Assistant M.Sc Nil 73

Professor Assistant Nil 291 7 Bakul Govil BHHA Professor

Departments at a Glance: 1. Department of Management A. Thrust Area  Curriculum revision and development  Peer learning  Project based learning  Offer niche areas for study  Global outreach  Industry outreach  Research, innovation and entrepreneurship

B. Future Planning  Regular revision and updating of course content, addition of industry-based content.  Provide platforms for peer-learning for faculty members  Provide study credits for a variety of activities which are not included in the curriculum  Develop courses in contemporary, niche areas  Tie-ups with reputed international institutions for curriculum development, student and faculty exchange  Organize weekly corporate forum, and regular CEO forum for student and faculty interaction with faculty- atleast 10% of topics to be taken up by industry representatives in various areas  Organize regular activities under entrepreneurship cell; encourage faculty for research and consultancy through sponsorship and academic guidance

C. Academic Achievements  Curriculum for MBA program revised in Jan. -April 2018, as per Model AICTE Curriculum of Jan. 2018  Faculty research colloqium held every fortnight to discuss research ideas and research work undertaken by faculty members.  10 modules on Strategic Human Resource Management developed and contributed to UGC’s SWAYAM platform.

 Course of Independent Studies (CIS) and Activity-based Study Credits (ASC) introduced in revised curriculum  Specialization areas and courses introduced: Business Modelling, Business Analytics  Interactive sessions with University of Newcastle, Australia and Edinburgh Napier University, Scotland  Senior industry representatives delivered lectures for students; Initiatives taken towards joint research  Few programmes attended by faculty: Summer School on Finance (IIM-Calcutta), FDP on Research Methodology (IIM-Ahmedabad) D. Events Organized Department of Management Sponsored Date of Type of Name of the Resource / Supported Highlights Event Event Event Person by Concluding Ceremony PadmaShree Felicitation of Concluding 31.05.18 for MBA MRIIRS Dr. Pritam academic and co- Ceremony 2016-18 Singh curricular achievers batch Business Participation from Management final year graduation Biz Challenge 05.04.18 Games- MRIIRS N/A students from 12 2K18 Competitive institutions in Delhi- Event NCR Brainstorming session Business held regarding Nirav Meeting Business 09.03.18 MRIIRS N/A Modi case; students Simulation Meeting put in a board room Exercise setting Crypto Currencies Representatives Interactive hands-on 17.03.18 FDP and Block Cial4 from Cial4 session Chain Technologies Business Participation by final Management MBA Roadies year graduation 31.01.18 Games- MRIIRS FMS, MRIIRS 1.0 students across Competitive MRIIRS, MRU, MRDC Event The All India Management Business Association’s Management Corporate games for 12- (AIMA’s) 1st Games- AIMA AIMA young managers- 13.12.17 Young Competitive organized by FMS Managers Event Simulation Games Book launch"Hungr Invited Dr. Deepak 10.11.17 y People MRIIRS Nil lecture Malhotra Better Results" 75

Swacchhta Awareness sessions/ Pakhwada games regarding the (Activities Outreach SOS importance of health held at SOS 11.09.17 activity for Children's NA and hygiene Childrens ISR Village conducted by MBA Village Green students and faculty Field members Faridabad) Psychometric Prof. Sanjay 17.07.17 Workshop Profiling of MRIIRS Nil Srivastava students Discussed about implementing Topic: operational Invited Transforming Mr. Sandeep 26.02.18 MRIIRS improvement and lecture Leadership in Nagpal lean strategies for Management improved businessperformance MRIIRS Interaction regarding Invited Topic:Storm Ms. Anisha 14.07.18 'out of the box lecture the Norm Motwani thinking' MRIIRS Emphasized on getting more cluttered and Topic: Mr. Hari competition getting Content Invited Krishnan, tougher, marketers 12.07.18 Strategy in lecture Founder, are required to the Digital Culture Drum change their Age marketing strategy to attract potential customers MRIIRS Discussed abou the HR and the Topic: Ladder prominent role of HR Invited Sandeep 03.06.18 HR@Leadersh Leadership in shaping lecture Nagpal ip at Work and building the value chain with HR Perspective MRIIRS Insightfull discussion how the Industry Topic: Mr.Amitabh Leaders work and Invited 15.02.18 Succeeding in Verma, CEO create environment lecture a Digital Age AMP Digital and how they can inspire young budding managers. Topic: An entrepreneurs MOBICY: a journey from MBA to cool way to Mr. Akash the venture catering Invited 08.11.17 ride, and also MRIIRS Gupta, CEO, to need of healthy lecture about his Mobicy environment and journey as an health for all through enteepreneur cycling Discussion on the Topic: importance of Integrating Mr. Pranav International Invited Education 17.08.17 MRIIRS Chobhe, Wheel Exposure to the lecture with of Innovations budding manager to International handle the Exposure transnational 76

business institutions PadmaShree Words of wisdom as Invited Topic: Soaring 12.07.17 MRIIRS Dr. Pritam a prelude to MBA lecture with Humility Singh program

2. Department of Hotel Management

A. Thrust Area  Innovation and Creativity: opened HM café to develop the Entrepreneurship skills.

B. Future Planning  To encourage consultancies and innovation

C. Academic Achievements  Revision of curriculum to keep it relevant with the industry, the students to have more connect time with the University in their final year, this would help them to work on employability skills, specialization in core areas and more.  The HM Café, Hospitality Skill Development outlet to develop the entrepreneurship and creativity among the students.  Industry connect with IHG Academy.

D. Events Organized Department of Hotel Management Date Type of Name of the Sponsored / Resource of Highlights Event Event Supported by Person Event 14.09. Visit to the Mr. Rishabh Visit to Hotel IHG Academy Orientation of Hotel 17 Crowne Plaza Tandon 21.09. Navratra Prof. Sushil Learning to organize Navratra Thali Faculty 17 Festival Kumar Saluja event Visit to 27.08. Laundry at Ms. Aarti Laundry Machinery Hotel Visit IHG Academy 17 the Crowne Agnihotri and Working Plaza Okhla Mr Narender 03.04. Drinks to live Across the University Workshop MRIIRS Suhaag, HM 18 well participation Faculty Flower 20.09. Latest trends of Non Workshop arrangement IHG Academy Ms Aarti 17 – Alcoholic Drinks and Mixology “Safer Road 29- Tranportation Speakers/Min 30.03. Conference To Promote IRTE ister of Safety in Tourism 18 National Tourism Tourism” Mr. Narender 26.01. Republic Day Theme Lunch and Workshop Faculty Suhaag, HM 18 these lunch Event Management Faculty Visit to Qutub Heritage sight and 27.09. Minar to World Tourism understanding the Faculty Mr. Syed 17 support Day role of Archeological archaeological

Survey of survey of India India Mr. Sanyam Investor's Sharma, CFA, 17.09. Invited Financial Awareness HDFC Ms. Pankhuri, 18 Lecture Management Program Assist. Sales Mgr. Career Setting the 11.10. Invited Opportunity in Crowne Plaza, Ms. Aarti expectations for 18 Lecture Hospitality Okhla, ND Agnihotri hospitality Industry

3.4 Faculty of Computer Applications

Admission Status: Student Intake No. of Faculty Total Admissions Departments Actual Members UG PG UG PG Computer 23 145 105 134 37 Applications

Faculty Members:

Computer Applications

MRIIR Sr. Designatio Awards / Recognition / S Sr. Name Qualifications No. n Achievement No.

Chair,IEEE Computer Society,Delhi Section, Dr. Chair, IEEE Std Committee, B.Tech(CSE),ME(S Shyam Professor & Publicity & Publication, Delhi 292 1 oft. Sys.), Sunder Dean Section & Associate Editor of Ph.D(CS) Tyagi International Journal of Compter Network and Information Security

Reviewer of Invention Journal of Dr. Associate MCA, Ph.D. Research Technology in 293 2 Shaveta Professor & (Computer Engineering and Management & Bhatia Head Science) International Journal of Computer Applicatios

UGC-NET, M.Phil, Dr. MBA(IT),DOEACC' 294 3 Rashmi Professor B' Level, Ph.D Nil Agrawal (Computer Science) M.Phil (Computer Nil Dr. Science), Associate 295 4 Anupriya DOEACC'B' Level, Professor Jain Ph.D. (Computer Science).

Dr. M.Tech, MCA, Nil Associate 296 5 Anupama Ph.D. (Computer Professor Pankaj Science) MCA, Nil Dr. Parul Associate 297 6 Ph.D.(Computer Gandhi Professor Science) M.Phil, MCA, Nil DOEACC 'B' Dr. Neha Associate 298 7 level,Ph.D. Gupta Professor (Computer Science) UGC-NET, M.Phil, Nil Dr. Sonal Associate MBA(Mgt.), 299 8 Pathak Professor M.Sc(Math), B.Ed , Ph.D M.Phil, MCA, Nil Dr. Sonia Assistant M.Tech. Ph.D. 300 9 Duggal Professor (Computer Science) B.Tech, Nil Ms. Assistant M.Tech,(CSE), 301 10 Neerja Professor Pursuing PhD Negi (CSE) Ms. Nil M.Phil, MCA, M.Sc. Meenaak Assistant 302 11 , MBA (HR), shi N Professor Pursuing Ph.D Munjal Mr. Nil Assistant 303 12 Siddharth MCA , UGC-NET Professor Verma Ms. B.Tech, Nil Poonam Assistant M.Tech,(CSE), 304 13 Chaudhar Professor Pursuing Ph.D y (CSE) MCA, M.Phil, Nil Mr. Raj Assistant 305 14 M.Tech, Ph.D Kumar Professor Pursuing Ms. Nil Assistant M.Phil, MCA, 306 15 Vishawjy Professor Pursuing Ph.D oti Ms. Nil Assistant M.Phil, MCA, 307 16 Mridula Professor Pursuing Ph.D Batra M.Phil (Computer Nil Ms. Assistant Science), MCA, 308 17 Vidushi Professor M.Sc(Computer Singhal Science) M.Com, MBA Nil Ms. Assistant (Finance), MCA, 309 18 Chitra Professor M.Phil, Pursuing Jalota Ph,D(CS) M.Tech, M.Phil , Nil Mr. MCA, M.Sc (OR), Assistant 310 19 Sachin Pursuing Ph.D. Professor Sharma (computer Science) Ms. Assistant M.Phil (Computer Nil 311 20 Seema Professor Science), MCA, 79

Sharma Pursuing Ph.D(Computer Science) M.Tech. M.Phil, Nil Ms. Assistant MCA, M.Sc(IT),, 312 21 Kavita Professor M.Com, Pursuing Arora Ph.D. Ms. Nil Assistant M.Tech, Ph.D 313 22 Simran Professor (Pursuing) Kaur Jolly Ms. Nil Assistant M.Tech, Ph.D 314 23 Sunita Professor (Pursuing) Joshi

Departments at a Glance: 1. Faculty of Computer Applications

A. Thrust Area  Cloud Computing  Image Processing  Cyber Security  Natural Language Processing  Machine Learning  Content based Learning  Data Mining  Brain Computer Interface  Neural Networks  Software Defined Networking  Big Data Opinion Mining  Internet of Things  Test Case Optimisation  Object Oriented Metrics

B. Future Planning  To hold an International Conference in collaboration with ACM/Workshop in 2019.  To apply for financial assistance for research projects to various funding agencies.  To earn consultancies for various IT projects.  To rope in alumni for placements.  To enhance placements and salary packages offered to the students.  More quality projects and research publications in renowned journals.  To conduct more technical activities for the students and faculty members in association with more professional bodies like IEEE, ACM, CSI etc. for overall development of the department.  To establish Software Development cell in a department.  To publish Department Newsletter/Magazine per semester.  To organize faculty development programmes on latest trends in Computer Science.  To apply for patents and copyrights for carried out innovations/projects in the department. 80

 To encourage faculties for publishing books with National/International Publishers.

C. Academic Achievements  Formation of Technical clubs of different technical domain  Establishment for ACM student Chapter  Collaborative Learning Programme for Faculty on Saturdays  Published and Release of Department Newsletter  Industrial visits by students  Excellent Placement of MCA and BCA Students  Research Publication of faculty members in reputed databases  Technical Workshops and Seminars conducted in the department  Excellence in Research by Students  Skill/Knowledge Enhancements of Faculty members through FDP's on latest technologies  Expert Lectures by Renowned Academicians from India & Abroad

D. Events Organized Department of Computer Applications Sponsored Date of Type of Name of / Resource Person Highlights Event Event the Event Supported by Three day FDP on Mr. Umesh Dutta, "Internet of Things" Asst Professor, Depty was organized with Director MRIIC, Mr. IEEE Computer Vikas Sharma, Society Delhi Section Research Associate, and CSI Student FCA, 29- Internet of MRIIC, Mr. Karan Chapter, MRIIRS FDP MRIIRS & 31.12.17 Things Katuria, Research from Dec 29th to MRIIC Associate, MRIIC, Mr. 31st 2017. Mr. Rahul Rahul Hans, Director Hans, Director, Adelantos Adelantos Technologies Pvt Ltd, Technologies Pvt Ltd New Delhi was invited as an external speaker Tools discussed were: Mendeley Short Term FCA, Software, Github, 13- Course on MRIIRS and FDP NITTTR Chandigarh Weka, Latex, 17.11.17 Open Source NITTTR Machine Learning Technologies Chandigarh Tools like Rapid Miner, Statistica Technologies discussed were: 17- Hadoop FCA, Dr. Vikram Goel, Python, Pycharm, Workshop 18.07.17 Framework MRIIRS IIITR Delhi Scala, MapReduce, Hadoop Framework using Python. Technical Online Gaming : Technical Club Activity FCA, Winner: Mr. Sahil 23.03.18 Club MRIIRS of Gaming MRIIRS Pangal,BSc(IT) IV Competition and Runner Up:

Animation Lalit,BCA VI Poster Club (Online Making : Gaming and Winner: Niharika, Poster BCA VI Runner Up : Making ) Ashish, BCA VI Speaker discussed the importance of Resume while appearing for an Corporate Mr. Anirudh Sharma, interview and how Classroom- Senior Product trivial folly can Invited Expert FCA, 03.02.18 Analyst , Exponential become a cause of Lecture Lecture on MRIIRS Advertising embarrasement in an Role of JD in Intelligence, Noida interview. He an Interview motivated students about upcoming and trending job opportunities Students were introduced to new facts related to the Ecommerce Domain and their career growth in this field. He advised students to make their IT profiles like data base specialist, deployment specialist and data analytics. He also guided students to look for jobs as developers like web, mobile and Alumni full stack developer. Connect Mr. Dhruv Mangal, Manual testing, Activity- Technical Lead in mobile testing, Expert Invited FCA, J2EE, ATG and E- automation testing, 09.02.18 Lecture on Lecture MRIIRS Commerce , Trans load testing security Upcoming American Information testing, API & Micro Technologies System, Gurugram Services Testing and and Ecnomic testing tools were Domain also discussed one by one during this session. At last, Mr. Dhruv talked about Big Data open source technology stack and various Ecommerce Domain like B2C, B2B and C2C. He also guided students about emerging technologies and domain being adopted by developers of leading IT Organizations. 19.02.18 Invited Expert FCA, Dr. Marcin Paprzycki, Topics Covered were: 82

Lecture Lecture on MRIIRS Associate Professor in Introduction to Semantic System Research Semantic Technologies Institute, Polish Technologies, Academy of Science, semantic Web, Poland Ontology Tools, Open Source tools used in Semantic Technologies. As Part of the Faculty Exchange Programme, Department of Computer Expert Talk Prof Kourosh Ahmadi, Applications Invited on Software FCA, Senoir Lecture, 14.02.18 welcomed Dr. Lecture Defined MRIIRS Aucklan Institutes of Kourosh Ahmadi, Networking Studies, New Zealand Auckland Institute of Studies, New Zealand during his stay from 5th Feb 2018 to 16th Feb 2018. Inter College Technical Event in which various collges of Delhi NCR Inter partcipated in various College Technoholic FCA, technical events like 16.02.18 Various Technical 2018 MRIIRS Online Gaming, Event Blogging, Group Discussion, PPT Presentation, Programmer of the day etc. Mr. Himanshu Batra Speaker discussed (Founder & CEO) & various tools of Expert Mr. Varun Jain (Co- machine learning like Invited Lecture on FCA, 15.01.18 Founder) Acadview Pycharm, Weka, Lecture Machine MRIIRS Technologies Pvt Ltd , Rapid Miner and also Learning New Delhi were the discussed AI based speaker Machine Learning Discussed industry Expert Mr. Shailender Dixit , standard 4.0 along Lecture on Invited FCA, Director Academy with the need of ICT 16.01.18 ICT Skills in Lecture MRIIRS SIDM, a Leading skills to cope with the Era of Digital Marketing Hub upcoming standards Industry 4.0 and technologies. Ms. Payal Garg, Alumni of MCA, Batch ( 2006-09 ). The Alumni session was Connect Ms. Payal Garg, HR attended by 54 Activity- Recruiter, Golden students of MCA, Invited Expert FCA, 10.11.17 Recruitment BCA and BSc.( IT ) Lecture Lecture on MRIIRS Consultants, courses.The students Resume Faridabad were addressed on mapping for various aspects job related to the resume writing. She explained that writing 83

a better resume can serve as an entry ticket into any reputed professional organization. She explained the techniques used while searching for a potential employee. Students were given practice session as well on writing quality resume. Students from MCA, BCA and B. Sc. IT joined the session.Mr. Rishi, alumni of MCA Batch (2002-05) highlighted various aspects related to the Cloud Computing. He explained that Cloud Alumni computing is a big Connect Mr. Rishi Ghai , shift from the Activity- Senior Invited FCA, traditional way of 01.09.17 Expert Manager,Ericsson, Lecture MRIIRS using IT resources. Lecture on Noida was the He also met Prof. I. High Level Speaker K. Kilam, Dean View of IOT Students Welfare for an informal interaction, where he recalled his old memories of the campus and appreciated the developments and new initiatives taken over the years.

3.5 Faculty of Media Studies & Humanities Admission Status:

No. of Student Intake Actual Total Admissions Departments Faculty Members UG PG UG PG 3+ 7 (Later 35+ 44 (Later of june J & MC 19 90 20 of june 2018) 2018) English 9 60 20 45 13

Faculty Member Details:

Department of English

MRIIRS Sr. Awards / Recognition Name Designation Qualifications Sr. No. No. / Achievement

315 1 Harbir Kaur Arora Professor Ph. D Nil Associate Nil 316 2 Shivani Vashist Professor & PhD

HOD Associate 317 3 Jyoti Sharma PhD Nil Professor Associate 318 4 Sujata PhD Nil Professor Associate 319 5 Swati Chauhan PhD Nil Professor Associate 320 6 Sujata PhD Nil Professor Dinesh Kumar Associate 321 7 PhD Nil Gautam Professor Associate 322 8 Suchitra Vashisth PhD Nil Professor Assistant 323 9 Tripti M.A, NET,SLET Nil Professor Jayashree Assistant 324 10 PhD Nil Hazarika Professor Assistant 325 11 Aditi Bhola PhD Nil Professor Department of Journalism & Mass Communication

MRIIRS Sr. Awards / Recognition Name Designation Qualifications Sr. No. No. / Achievement

Gold Medalinst in M.A. Public Administration, H. PG in Journalism, R. Gokhale Medal for Professor & Ph.D in Journalism, Hinsustan 326 1 Dr. Neemo Dhar Dean Journalism & Times Medal for Press Mass Comm Laws, Excellence Award in Prblic Relations by PRSI Dr. Suman Assistant Nil 327 2 Ph.D. MJMC, Kumari Professor Assistant Nil 328 3 Mr. Dhiraj Arya M.Phil, MA Professor Assistant Nil 329 4 Ms. Roma Ghosh MA Professor Assistant Nil 330 5 Ms. Romica Bhat MJMC Professor 331 6 Dr. Parul Wasan Associate Prof. Ph.D. MJMC, Nil Mr. Gaurav Assistant M.phil. UGC-NET, Nil 332 7 Shukla Professor MAMC Assistant Nil 333 8 Ms. Ankita Bharti MJMC, UGC-NET Professor MS. Sandeep Assistant MJMC, B.Sc. Nil 334 9 kaur Grewal Professor (AnImation &

GFX) Dr. Manisha Associate Nil 335 10 Ph.D. MJMC, Rathore Professor Ms. Krishna Assistant Nil 336 11 MJMC, Pandey Professor Ms. Mitali Assistant Nil 337 12 MJMC UGC-NET Mohanty Professor Ms. Diksha Assistant Nil 338 13 MMC Bhaskar Bhatia Professor Assistant Nil 339 14 MS. Vibha MJMC Professor Ms. Pooja Assistant PG in Mass Nil 340 15 Gehorta Professor Comm Associate Nil 341 16 Mr. Amit Kumar MJMC, UGC-NET Professor Assistant Nil Professor & MJMC, BA 342 17 Ms. Shailja Naqvi Dy. Director, (Psychology) Radio Manav Rachna Ms. Jasmita Assistant PG in Mass Nil 343 18 Oberoi Professor Comm Associate Ph.D. MJMC, Nil 344 19 Dr. Anshu Arora Professor UGC-NET

Departments at a Glance: 1. Department of Journalism & Mass Communication A. Thrust Area  Advertising, New Media, Film Studies, development communication, Event Management, Public Relation, Radio & TV production.

B. Future Planning  To start diploma in Ad & PR in 2019

C. Academic Achievements  Dr. Neemo Dhar, As external examiner for Ph.D Viva of Ms. Sangita Sachdeva, Makhan Lal Chaturvedi University.  Dr. Neemo Dhar, evaluated Ph.D. Thesis of Ms. Sangita Sachdeva, Makhan Lal Chaturvedi University.  Dr. Neemo Dhar, was part of team for preparing training programme for Information officers of Rajasthan Government in Media Handling and Public Relations D. Events Organized Sponsore Date of Name of the d / Resource Type of Event Highlights Event Event Supporte Person d by 29.09.17 Invited Lecture Advertising FMeH Ms Shruti Jain Discussed the 86

Netti-Gretties of Good Advertising Students were taught to Creativity in 03.10.17 Invited Lecture FMeH Mr Avijit Dutt create Advertising advertising campaigns Corporate More than 60 Communication - students and Its growing role 24.10.17 Invited Lecture FMeH Mr Samir Kapur faculty of FMeH and influence in participated in Indian corporate the lecture sector The Growing role Interactive of Public session with 31.10.17 Invited Lecture Relations in FMeH Mr Nitin Mantri mock Indian Politics & presentations Government were conducted All the students of BA-JMC and MA-JMC Creativity in 02.02.18 Invited Lecture FMeH Anand Bhushan alongwith Advertising faculty participated in lecture The lecture was Advertising & Apurva 27.02.18 Invited Lecture FMeH interactive and Branding Chamaria knowledgeable More than 70 Copy writing for students and 06.02.18 Invited Lecture different FMeH Mohit Pasricha faculty of FMeH Advertising participated in the lecture Students Mr Neeraj learned to 30.01.18 Invited Lecture Online Media FMeH Badhwar create blog and write on twitter Students learned of Syed 13.03.18 Invited Lecture Writing for media FMeH different Nooruzzaman writing styles for media. 05.03.18 Invited Lecture Digital Marketing FMeH Prasang Sharma Nil Ms. Anurradha Prasad, Chairperson & MD, BAG Personalities Network; Mr. from different Pankaj Pachauri, media Natioanl Media Outreach: ONGC, Founder & organizations 30.08.17 seminar (Media Responsibility & Powergrid, Editor in Chief, had attended Conclave) Accountability’ NTPC Go News; Mr. the conclave. It M.K Venu, was a huge Founding Editor, success. The Wire; Mr. Rajesh Badal, Executive Director, Rajya 87

Sabha; Mr. Ajit Anjum, India TV; Mr Veda Vyas More than 40 “Gandhian Gandhi Kundu, Mr papers were Natioanl 24.10.17 Perspective of Smriti, Ramesh present on the seminar Journalism” Delhi Chandra topic by Sharma, students Pradip Bagchi, Senior Editor, TOI, New writing Social Media Jayalakshmi trends for 12.02.18 Workshop Writing for FMeH Sengupta, social media Beginners Publishing were taught Editor, /Consulting Editor, Media, Language Prof. (Dr.) Conference and Literature: Chandra Mohan, proceedings International 22.07.18 Changing FMeH General were published Conference Concepts & Secretary, Dr. in Book form dimensions C.P. singh with ISBN no. More than 50 PRSI, Mr. S. students Rajagopalan, participated National Media PRSI, Delhi Chairman, PRSI 07.11.17 Media from different Quiz Chapter (Delhi Chapter), University / Mr. Anurag College of Delhi Krishna, TCS NCR

2. Department of English A. Thrust Area  Research, UG and PG

B. Future Planning  The Department aims to organize an Inter-University Students' Seminar.  To organize a National Conference in Dec 2018/Jan 2019.  To release the second volume of Compendium.

C. Academic Achievements  The department released the first Volume of Literary Compendium “Unwinding Creativity"  Dr. Shivani Vashist was invited as Judge in Bluebells School Gurgaon for its Annual Literary Fest entitled ‘Lite’ Subdunaire’ (A Literary Journey) on May 10 & May 11, 2018.

D. Events Organized Sponsored Type of Name of the / Resource Department Highlights Event Event Supported Person by current research The influence going on in the of Darwinism MRIIRS, Prof. field of English Invited English on the novels Nil Basudeb Literature in Lecture of Thomas Chakraborty general and Hardy Thomas Hardy in particular. Media, Language MRIIRS, Prof. and International (Dr.) Chandra English Literature: Nil Nil Conference Mohan, and Sh. Changing K.G. Suresh Concepts and Dimensions Dr. Nandini Sen, Dr. Neemo Dhar, Dr. (Prof.) Anju Sahgal Gupta, Dr. (Prof.) Jaishri How to Make Jethwaney, Prof. the Teaching- Anil Sarin, Prof. Interactive English 5 day FDP Learning MRIIRS (Dr.) Brahma sessions Process Dutta Sharma, Dr. Effective (Prof.) Brahma Dutta Sharma I Dr. (Prof.) Chavi Bhargava Sharma, Dr. N. K. Chadha

Professor (Dr.) "Innovative Anil Sherawat, trends and modern trends of Deputy Director of Invited tradition of interview in both English MRIIRS Amity Institute of Lecture interview in public and private Corporate current sector. Communication. scenario"

Prof. Dr. Chandra Inter Mohan, Gen University Secretary CLAI Release of Poetry and Sri Priyank Literary Invited English Recitation MRIIRS Bharti, Director, Compendium Lecture Competition Ministry of Road "Unwinding :Expressing Highways and Creativity" in Verse Transport

3.6 Faculty of Commerce & Business Studies Admission Status:

No. of Faculty Student Intake Actual Total Admissions Departments Members UG PG UG PG DBS 20 240 - 200 - Commerce 12 160 20 134 5

Faculty Member Details:

Department of Business Studies

MRIIR Awards / S Sr. Sr. Designati Recognition / No. No. Name on Qualifications Achievement Assistant M.Tech (CSE),Pursuing 345 1 Ms.Shilpa Bhatia Nil Professor Ph.D. Pursuing Ph.D., UGC-NET, Nil Assistant 346 2 Ms. Divya Gupta M.Phil, MBA(Finance and Professor Marketing) Assistant Nil 347 3 Dr. Anjali Singh MHRA, Ph.D. Professor Pursuing Ph.D.,MBA, 3yrs. Nil Ms. Neha Assistant 348 4 Advance course in Wadhawan Professor Advertising and Marketing Assistant 349 5 Ms. Radha Pandit MA; B.Ed Nil Professor Ms.Priyanka Assistant UGC -NET -JRF, MBA and 350 6 Nil Verma Professor M.Sc Mathematics Ms.Madhumita Assistant 351 7 M.Tech (CSE) Nil Mahapatra Professor Best Paper Award in RDA Assistant MBE, M.Phil, Pursuing 352 8 Ms. Swati Watts International Professor Ph.D. Conference, September 2018 Assistant 353 9 Dr.Arvind Dalal M.Sc.(Stats.),M.Phil.,Ph.D. Nil Professor Assistant Ph.D.,M.Phil,MBA Human 354 10 Dr.Urvashi Sharma Nil Professor Resource, NET-JRF Dr. Narinder Associate Nil 355 11 Ph.D., MBA Tanwar Professor 356 12 Dr. Amit Seth Professor Ph.D., PGDBA Nil D.Litt. Nil 357 13 Dr. Anil Sarin Professor Management,Phd,M.Com M.Stat, PGD Econometrics, Nil 358 14 Dr. R. K Arya Professor MFM,Ph.D. MBA, Diploma in Marketing Nil & Sales Management, B.Sc 359 15 Mr. Sushil Pasricha HOD Engg (Mechanical), Pursuing Ph.D.

Assistant Nil 360 16 Ms. Varsha Singh MBA Professor Department of Commerce Awards / MRIIR Sr. Recognition S Sr. Name Designation Qualifications No. / No. Achievement 361 1 S. K. BEDI Professor Ph.D Nil Associate Nil 362 2 Jayender Verma M.COM, Ph.D Professor Assistant Nil 363 3 Ratika Agarwal MBE, B.Com Professor Assistant Nil 364 4 Simran Kaur MBA, M.Com, Ph.D Professor Assistant MBA, M.PHIL, M.com & Nil 365 5 Teena Hassija Professor Net Qualified Assistant M.Com,MBA, Net Qualified, Nil 366 6 Ruchi Mangla Professor Pursuing Ph.D Assistant Nil 367 7 Preeti Chabra M.Com, MA(ECO), Ph.D Professor Assistant Nil 368 8 Arun Vashista MCA Professor Assistant B.Com (H), MBA (FT), Nil 369 9 Arkaja Garg Professor Pursuing PhD Assistant M.Com, MBA, B.Ed, M.Phil, Nil 370 10 Poonam Rani Professor FPM, Ph.D Assistant Nil 371 11 Nidhi Tandon MBA, Ph.D Pursuing Professor Assistant Nil 372 12 Priyanka Srivastav MBA, PhD Professor

Departments at a Glance: 1. Department of Business Studies

A. Thrust Area  Brand Management  International Marketing and E-Commerce  Banking and Financial Analysis  International Business  Mergers and Acquisition  Digital Marketing

B. Future Planning  The curricula are being further Ffne-tuned and enhanced in line with the requirements of the industry. In this regard, the department is interacting with the senior management in the industry as well as the alumni.  Interdisciplinary courses were introduced through “Massive Open Online Courses (Moocs)” that dovetails with our existing scheme. These courses are being further reinforced.

 More and more alumni are invited to have a better word of mouth about the department and the University as well as encouragement to the existing students to excel and become like their seniors.  Improve pedagogical tools and introduce co-curricular activities.  Constantly focus on improvement of labs and introduction of the latest software packages. C. Academic Achievements

 The department received grant of Rs 10.2 lakhs from DST-NIMAT project (that is from National Implementing & Monitoring Agency for Training under the aegis of Department of Science and Technology, Govt. of India).  Dr.Amit Seth received appreciation for the lectures delivered on "The Role of Universities Fostering Entrepreneurship and Creating an Ecosystem" and "Trends in International Business of Asian Countries" at AIS, New Zealand.

D. Events Organized Date of Name of the Sponsored / Resource Type of Event Highlights Event Event Supported by Person Importance of Enrichment Mr Mritunjay 18.08.17 Introspection MRIIRS Nil Lecture Tripathi for Youth Enrichment Advertising Mr.Santosh 15.02.18 MRIIRS Nil Lecture and Media Kumar Sood Marketing in Enrichment Ms. Rohini 15.03.18 the age of MRIIRS Nil Lecture Vaishnav Social Media Enrichment Life Insurance Mr.Robin 20.03.18 MRIIRS Nil Lecture Operations Manchanda Entrepreneurs hip and Enrichment Mr Vishnu 26.03.18 Internationaliz MRIIRS Nil Lecture Krishna ation of Companies

2. Department of Commerce

A. Thrust Area  Accounting Standards and Auditing  Mergers and Acquisitions  Banking and Financial Analysis  Taxation and Law  Marketing and E-Commerce  Marketing and Sales Management  Brand Management B. Future Planning  Plans for establishing collaborations with industry/corporate.  Introduction of value added courses with employability potential from the next academic year

 Setting up of Finance Lab in the Faculty for practical training in Financial Market

C. Academic Achievements  Arpit Nigam (B. Com. (H) Batch 2015-18) won First prize in Russia in  KOYNVE Startup  Arpit Nigam(B. Com. (H) Batch 2015-18) awarded 1500 Dollars at Seaside Startup Summit  Rahul Sheokand (B. Com. (H) 3 rd Semester) won 2 nd Prize in International kick Boxing

D. Events Organized Date of Name of the Sponsored / Resource Type of Event Highlights Event Event Supported by Person Data Analysis 30.08.17 Seminar Using Excel Manav Rachna Mr. Akshit Nil

BSE Institute Nil Seminar on Mr. Pullock 01.09.17 Seminar Ltd and Manav Stock Market Bhattacharjee Rachna BSE Institute Nil Mastering the Mr. Pullock 13.03.18 Seminar Ltd and Manav Stock Market Bhattacharjee Rachna Entrepreneurship Awareness Mr Ashutosh E-Hub, PM- 16.02.18 Seminar Session" under Manav Rachna Burnwal Yuva Yojana PM Yuva Yojana

Creative Extension Guest Director, 23.03.18 Invited Lecture Manav Rachna Mr. Ankit Garg Lecture McCann Health NSE FinQuiz 15.01.18 Quiz Manav Rachna Various Nil

Finance Quiz 29.07.17 Quiz Competition Manav Rachna Various Nil

Marketing Quiz 06.09.17 Quiz Competition Manav Rachna Various Nil

Ad Mad 08.03.18 Competition Competition Manav Rachna Various Nil

Beti Bachoo Beti Poster Making 17.07.17 Badaoo Manav Rachna Various Nil Competition

Best out of 29.03.18 Telent Expo waste Manav Rachna Various Nil

Corporate 29.03.18 Competition Dressing Manav Rachna Various Nil

Profit Bazaar 29.03.18 Competition Manav Rachna Various Nil

3.7 Faculty of Behavioral & Social Sciences Admissions Status:

No. of Faculty Student Intake Actual Total Admissions Departments Members UG PG UG PG Economics 4 30 20 21 Nil Applied 7 60 20 64 18 Psychology

Faculty Member Details: Department of Applied Psychology Awards / MRIIRS Sr. Name Designation Qualifications Recognition / Sr. No. No. Achievement Prof. (Dr.) Chavi PhD 373 5 ED & Dean Different Awards Bhargava Sharma (Psychology) Associate PhD 374 6 Dr. K M Tripathi JRF (DRDO) Professor & HoD (Psychology) Assistant PhD 375 7 Gold Medalist (DU) Dr. Ashna Gupta Professor (Psychology) Mr. Jayant P V Assistant 376 8 MA, MBA Gold Medalist (DU) Sundaresan Professor Ms. Shatarupa Assistant Gold Medalist 377 9 MA Chakraborty Professor (DU), JRF (SAI) Assistant 378 10 Ms. Sakshi Agarwal MA Nil Professor Assistant 379 Ms. Nipuna Singh M.Phill 11 Professor Nil Department of Economics IDEAS-RePEc HoD & Associate PhD ranking as top 380 1 Dr. Nimai Das Professor (Economics) 25% author in India Dr. Shaveta Assistant PhD Nil 381 2 Sachdeva Professor (Economics) Assistant PhD Nil 382 3 Dr. Preeti Singh Professor (Economics) Ms. Sangeeta Assistant MPhil Nil 383 4 Dhiman Professor (Economics)

Departments at a Glance: 1. Department of Economics

A. Thrust Area  Modelling on Public Economics and Policy, Development Economics, Financial and Economic Recession and Growth, Environment and Resource Economics, Agriculture and Rural Development

B. Future Planning  Public Policy and Economic Research Unit: Implementation with live research projects and consultancies C. Academic Achievements  4 research papers published by faculties at international/ national level. D. Events Organized Department of Economics Sponsored Name Date of / Resource Department Type of Event of the Highlights Event Supported Person Event by Students Industrial Industry Economics 06.04.18 Educational Institute Nil visit Experts Excursion

2. Department of Applied Psychology A. Thrust Area  To become the preeminent intellectual and creative school for effective engagement in a life that requires individuals to grapple with complex problems, pursue more fluid and flexible career pathways and collaboratively create change contributing to a better ethical and just world

B. Future Planning  To start integrated UG and PG Program

C. Academic Achievements  Completed data collection for Faridabad Education Council

D. Events Organized Sponsored Date of Type of Name of / Resource Person Highlights Event Event the Event Supported by Women’s Day Swayam Experts from 6-8.03.18 Institute Nil Celebration Siddha Academia

3.8 Faculty of Architecture & Design

Admissions Status:

No. of Faculty Student Intake Actual Total Admissions Departments Members UG PG UG PG Arch. 7 40 0 12 0 ID 3 30 0 32 0

Faculty Member Details: Faculty Name : Faculty of Architecture & Design MRIIR Awards / Sr. S Sr. Name Designation Qualifications Recognition / No. No. Achievement 384 1 Sunil Arora Dean/ Director Barch,M.Plan(Housing) Nil Barch, March Nil 385 2 Sanjay Surya Head of Department (Landscape) 386 3 Vijay Narain Prof. Design Chair Barch Nil 387 4 Ishita Jindal Assistant Professor B.Arch Nil 388 5 Shabeena Assistant Professor Bsc, Msc(Id) Nil Barch, March(Urban Nil 389 6 Zeeshan Ibrar Assistant Professor Regeneration) Barch, Nil 390 7 Jyoti Sharma Assistant Professor March(Landscape),Mpla n(Housing) Barch,M.Ekistics From Nil 391 8 Nida Hasan Assistant Professor Jmi 392 9 Smriti Saigal Assistant Professor Bsc, Msc(Id) Nil Deepesh Jai Nil 393 10 Assistant Professor Pursuing Phd, Msc (Id) Singh

Departments at a Glance: 1. Faculty of Architecture & Design

A. Thrust Area

 To prepare students for professional practice in the field of architecture in India.  To stimulate sensitivity and unveil creative talents in India.  To develop and enhance creativity and intellectual capabilities.

 To provide opportunities to students to try out the role they will eventually play as responsible members of the society under supervision and interactive guidance.  This programme aim at attaining a high level of excellence in architectural desgn with sound knowledge of construction.

B. Future Planning  To start a Master level course in department- Masters in Town Planning and Masters in Landscape Architecture.  To organize a National Conference in Jan 2019.  To improve on consultancy to various sectors.  To participate more in International and National Design competition.

2. Department of Interior Design A. Thrust Area

 To prepare students for professional practice in the field of interior design in India.  To stimulate sensitivity and unveil creative talents in India.  To develop and enhance creativity and intellectual capabilities.  To provide opportunities to students to try out the role they will eventually play as responsible members of the society under supervision and interactive guidance.  This programme aim at attaining a high level of excellence in interior design with sound knowledge of construction.

B. Future Planning  To start a master level course in M. Sc. (Interior Design)

CHAPTER-4

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

Manav Rachna International Institute of Research & Studies (Deemed to be University) Academic Calendar 2017-18:

2nd year and 1st year onwards

Activities Schedule List of Holidays ODD Semester Registration/Commencement of 10.07.17 24.07.17 Rakshabandhan 7th August Academic Session 2017 (Monday), Janmashtami & 11-16.09.17 Independence Day 15th Sessional Examination- Ist August 2017 (Tuesday), Idu’l Zuha(Bakrid)* 2nd September 2017 (Saturday), Dussehra 30th 13-18.11.17 Sessional Examination- 2nd September 2017

(Saturday), Mahatma Gandhi's Birthday 2nd October 2017 (Monday), End of Semester 18.11.17 Karwachauth 08 October 2017 (Sunday), Diwali 20-23.11.17 (Deepavali) 19th October Practical Examinations 2017 (Thursday), Vishwakarma Day 20th October 2017 (Friday), Bhaiyadooj 21st October 2017 (Saturday), Guru 24-27.11.17 Preparatory Leave Nanak's Birthday 04th November 2017 (Saturday), Christmas 25th December 2017 (Monday)

28.11.17- Theory Examinations 28.12.17

Even Semester Registration/Commencement of Republic Day - 26th 04.01.18 Academic Session January (Friday), Maha Shiv 98

Ratri - 14th February Sessional Examination- Ist 19-24.02.18 (Wednesday), Holi-2nd March (Friday) Note: These holidays are Sessional Examination- 2nd 16-21.04.18 subject to notification by Central HR of the University. End of Semester 27.04.18

30.04.18- Practical Examinations 03.05.18

Preparatory Leave 04-07.05.18

28.05.18- Theory Examinations 08.06.18

04.06.18- Summer Vacations / Training 21.07.18 Other Central Activities Oct-17 Sports Activities Mar-18 Project Carnival (Innoskills) Apr-18

Each department will prepare its own detailed activity calendar accordingly keeping in view the above University Academic Calendar.

CHAPTER-5

FACILITATION UNITS OF THE UNIVERSITY

5.1 Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)

Activities of IQAC during the Academic Year 2017-18:

A. FDPs conducted

During the year a number of FDPs covering the areas of research, innovation, curriculum quality, digitalinitiatives, evaluation methodology, MOOCs and Quality Awareness were conducted. These are as follows:

S No. Title Dates Faculty Awareness Programme on Research 07.06.17 1. Monographs:Structure, Evaluation and Publication Nanotechnology and Promotion of Research and 04.07.17 2. Innovation 3. One- Day Workshop on Curriculum Quality and 05.07.17 Strategy 4. Two Day Workshop entitled “Guiding Quality Doctoral 14-15.09.17 Research 5. FDP on Digital Initiatives 20.09.17 6. Preparation of Quality Self- Learning Support Material 28-29.09.17 for MOOCS 7. Evaluation Methodology and Setting of Quality 07.10.17 Question Paper 8. Students Awareness Session On Quality 07.11.17 9. Winter School On Quality 22-24.11.17 10. Training Workshop on Advanced Excel 19-20.01.2018

B. IQAC Meetings

During the year 2017-18, IQAC meetings for all the four quarters were held in which representatives of all stakeholders including experts from industry were invited.

C. Major Quality Initiatives Undertaken

Several quality initiatives were undertaken during the year as per pre-planned Quality Calendar prepared for the purpose.

1. All departments were required tol introduce the course of TQM available as MOOCs at the SYAWAM portal.

2. A regular Winter School on Quality for faculty was introduced on an annual basis with duration of 3-5 days.

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3. The process for preparing modalities for Standard Operating Procedure (SOPs) in respect of Quality Assurance Manual was initiated.

4. A system for reviewing the recommendations of the Academic and Administrative Audit Committees was set up.

5. The system for presentation of ATRs before the IQAC Review Committee (constituted for the purpose) by the concerned faculty/ functionaries was set-up so that the ATRs go to the next IQAC meeting in duly aligned form.

6. The process for laying down Quality Improvement Strategies for the year 2018-19 was initiated in the following areas:

a) Curriculum Development b) Teaching and Learning c) Examination and Evaluation d) Research and Development e) Library f) ICT g) Physical Infrastructure h) Instrumentation i) Human Resource Management j) Industry Interaction k) Student Admissions

7. The following units of MRIIRS were identified for ISO certification for which the work is in progress:

i. Examination Branch ii. Corporate Relationship and Career Management Center (CRCMC) iii. Dr. O.P. Bhalla Central Library 5.2 Corporate Relations and Career Management Centre (CRCMC)

Corporate Relations and Career Management Centre is the learning and training arm of Manav Rachna International Institute of Research Studies which looks after the skill enhancement requirements of students. CRCMC works with a mission of helping students realize their full potential and help them be employable.

Corporate Relations and Career Management Centre operates with the philosophy that a person’s Employ-ability is

 His or her ability to do Intelligent Self Assessment with an objective of exploring personal assets (Skills, Values, Strengths, motivations, etc.)  Explore opportunities in the market, make informed career related decisions  Identify and bridge training gaps in terms of assets required for the desired jobs and current inventory of personal assets  Create a compelling action plan (Effective resume, Covering letter, Preparation for Personal Interview etc.)

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 Gain the first employment  Ensure self development throughout professional career  Grow in an organization  Gain subsequent employments

To achieve this objective CRCMC provides training not only on basic Employ-ability Skills and Business Communication but also on Personal Productivity Skills (Time Management, Problem solving, Decision making, etc.) and Managerial Skills (Performance Management, Effective Coaching, Team Building, etc.) which are rated very highly by corporates across the world.

Apart from this, the centre also facilitates a plethora of career augmentation facilities like SAP Student Academy, Study Centre in collaboration with the Career Launcher and Chanakya IAS, Communication Gym, Career Path Navigator and Manav Rachna Centre of Foreign Languages.

CRCMC Verticals

CRCMC coaches on skills to the entire Higher Education ecosystem with an objective of enhancing employability. Following are the key verticals of the department to achieve its employability objectives:

Coaching and Mentoring Aptitude & Personality Development

The dept provides extensive process oriented and activity driven training on Personality Development, Business English, Business Communication and Aptitude Development. These trainings are delivered in two formats – Regular Semester coaching and Crash courses.

Program Structure First Year Professional Communication, Communication Gym & PDP Second Year Aptitude, Reasoning, Personality Development & Communication Skills Third Year Aptitude, Reasoning, Personality Development Fourth Year Employability Augmentation – Cognitive, Group Discussion & Personal Interview

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Crash Course Company Specific Programs on Aptitude, VAT, GD & PI

Curriculum & Delivery Approach

Curriculum Design & Development  Focus: To bridge Industry – Academia Gap  Consultation with industry experts, students, employers and faculties  Revision of curriculum as per latest industry requirements  Linked to description of learning outcomes & quality assurance

Delivery Approach  Customized Training Plans for various courses  Special tutorial for doubt clearing & extra hand holding to weak students  Quizzes & Events  Case Study Analysis  Self - Study course  Experiential Learning  Video Based Learning  Use of technology & software to support learning

Teaching Aids  Handbooks  Power Point Presentation  Online Mock Tests  Online Assignments  Audio-Visual Aids  Case Studies

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The SAP Academy

(First private university in North India to have a SAP Student Academy)

Module Type SAP ABAP (Advanced Business Application Programming) Technical SAP MM (Material Management) Functional SAP FI (Finance) Functional SAP HR (Human Resource) Functional SAP S & D (Sales & Distribution) Functional SAP PP (Production Planning) Functional

Preparing skilled students – “the key to reap India’s demographic dividend”

The training for these modules is a blend of Instructor-led and On-line mode using LMS, for which high-end Labs have already been set-up in the campus. The 200 Hours of training with a blend of 40:60 ratios of overview and specialization respectively is a part of this module.

MRCFL is a budding language institute that offers professional courses in various foreign languages, namely - Spanish, German, Chinese, Japanese, French and Arabic. MRCFL is committed to adhere to international standards in the field of academics and promotes various cultures through fun and interactive experiences. The Foreign Languages Centre at the Manav Rachna International University aims to make Foreign Languages accessible to everyone. One need not be a linguist to study at MRCFL; the classes are open to undergraduates, graduates and postgraduates of all disciplines.

Vision - Our vision is to broaden the horizon of learning of foreign languages and making it accessible to everyone in this new age of globalization. We seek to expand our curriculum to create rewarding learning experiences and enable our students to function in a multilingual and multicultural world.

Mission - Our mission is to provide students and clients with the opportunity to broaden their scope for productivity and communication through foreign language learning. We inspire students to learn and develop their lingual skills using our international resources and methodology.

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Course Galore

Certificate, Diploma & English Language Advanced Diploma Preparation Courses Courses

TOE TOEF IELTS TEP FLL

Integration with Core Programmes:

Programme Languages Offered Semester

B.A. Eng (Hons) French 5 & 6

French BCA 2 & 4 German MBA French 1 & 2

BPT Spanish 2

B.Com (Honors & Industry Integrated) & BBA (G) IB French 5

Students Catered in 2017 -18

University Integrated Programs 428

Employability Augmentation

Career Skills Team helps the placement initiatives of MRIIRS & MRU by tying up with companies like Aspiring Minds & Co Cubes. These companies conduct Employability Assessments that are recognized by wide range of corporates. This has helped students get placed with companies that do not come to campus otherwise

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Listen to wise Longinus when he proclaimed “when you learn something of the outside, you realize something from the inside”. Giving shape to that something, we at CRCMC aspire to hone that inner zeal of students which would mobilize him/ her to continue doing better.

To help the students know this, CRCMC has tied ups with some of India’s largest assessment networks like Aspiring Minds & CoCubes to name a few, which provides employability prospects to students over and above in-house opportunities . These assessments are multidimensional adaptive instruments that measure the knowledge, skills, and personality required for multiple job roles and provides accurate assessment of a candidate’s ability.

Various A tier corporations like Ericsson, Amazon Development Centre (India) Pvt. Ltd., Aon Hewitt, Barclays Technology centre base their recruitment operations on these assessment giants.

Career Path Navigator

Career Path Navigator, a robust psychometric analysis based career assessment and advisory tool gives the aspirants a complete picture about their inherent skills and strengths to facilitate their career choices. The tool maps the students profile on a wide gamut of career domains with career information on varied careers.

The Career path Navigator has all the essentials in aiding the choice of a good career because it assesses the aptitude of its partakers on the following fronts:

 Orientation Style  Personality  Abstract Reasoning  Interest  Language Usage Aptitude  Numerical Aptitude  Emotional Quotient

Communication Gym

Communication is the life blood of any transaction that takes place in the world and hence communication ability is the most sought after non-academic skill by employers all over the World – irrespective of the industry or the job profile. Whether it is about being able to grasp what is being taught in the class, or appearing for an interview during recruitment or amalgamating well in a workplace, a person with appreciable communication skills is often seen surpassing his counterparts with lesser degree of interaction capabilities.

Manav Rachna in collaboration with Vision Net devised an integrated, one of its kind language lab for providing its students state of the art facilities to make communication enhancement engaging and fun filled. This language lab called the “Communication Gym” is equipped with interactive software that helps in providing individualized teaching to students, depending on their abilities.

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The Communication Gym uses a unique blend of Trainer‐led and Self‐Led learning. This methodology exposes the learner to both real‐life scenarios and situational learning using simulation techniques, coupled with cutting‐edge technology and multimedia rich content. Manav Rachna is proud to bring this feature to its students and is certain that it will help them gain the much required edge in this competitive World.

Zenith – Ace the excellence

Zenith - Ace the excellence is an event which marks the culmination of every academic semester. Students from all the departments of MRIIRS and MRU participate in various kinds of competitions that test their class learnings. The mega event is conceptualized and executed in intellectual incubation by Career Skills team.

Semester Activities I and II Employability Quiz, Ad Mad, Volte Face, Extempore III and IV Aptithon: The Aptitude Quiz V and VI Group Discussion and Mock Drills

Manav Rachna Civil Services

Manav Rachna Civil Services – Stay ahead with the most immersive learning experience

Manav Rachna has always believed to give you an excellent educational foundation that you will be able to turn into an amazing career. Driven by the philosophy that every individual is born to succeed, Manav Rachna Civil Services works relentlessly towards realizing those dreams and aspirations. The academy works with the philosophy of to reach & to teach and offers specialized and customized training to both Hindi and English medium aspirants. It allows to them to partake in the process of nation building by joining the Civil Services. The academy runs in collaboration with the Chanakya IAS Academy and aims to develop amongst it’s students a competitive attitude along with sound academic base with quality teaching and individual attention as its hallmark. The Academy organizes seminars and workshops with the help of civil servants and experts in soft skills to train the aspirants to think, feel and express like administrators. We have the perfect blend of education + technology of excellence + experience and an unmatched passion to make sure that every student progresses on the right path.

5.3 International Education Center

IEC is a constituent facilitation unit of Manav Rachna International University (MRIIRS) which primarily looks after all matters relating to initiation, development, establishment and sustenance of relationships and tie-up with Foreign Education providers and their representatives in India and abroad. With its global outlook and reach, MRIIRS has much to offer in the way of learning opportunities both inside and outside the classroom at Post Graduate, Under Graduate & Doctorate level in a truly international environment. It aims to develop and sustain viable, strong and long term International relations in the field of education that will benefit the students. The major role of IEC is to enhance MRIIRS's International image on local and International Platform, explore new relationships; establish 107

communications with International Education organizations and providers and also explore avenues to attract students from abroad to truly live up to the University name. The areas of International Cooperation include:

 Exchange of undergraduate and graduate students;  Exchange of faculty and staff members;  Joint research and consultancy activities;  Participation in seminars and academic meetings;  Exchange of academic materials and other information;  Special short term academic programs and projects;  Cooperation in curriculum development  Collaboration in international seminars and conferences  Cooperation in quality assurance  Collaboration in education export

The International Education Centre also endeavors to explore and develop potential Partners for joint ventures in India and Abroad. Besides, it arranges Foreign Faculty for Guest Lectures at MRIIRS and tie ups for International Accreditations and Recognition. The University has entered into partnerships and tie ups with various foreign universities and institutes across globe including USA, UK, Australia, Canada, Finland, New Zealand, Paris, Vietnam and many more. We at MRIIRS, realize it as our additional responsibility towards our International students as large numbers of foreign students join our University every year. Keeping in mind the same we have formed an International Students Welfare Committee run by experienced professionals with a well rounded global exposure to attend to the foreign student's personal, administrative and academic matters/issues/problems in the University, be it at the time of their induction at the time of joining or thereafter during their stay as MRIIRS students. The University authorities leave no stone unturned in developing and coordinating activities to create and enhance a globally aware and culturally diverse educational environment especially for the foreign students. The University provides a single window service facility to all its international students through the International Education Centre, IEC. MRIIRS has signed MOU with the following foreign universities / institutions for diverse academic collaborations:

Academic International Collaborations (July 2017-June 2018)

S. No Institute Country Date of Signing

1 The University of Nottingham UK, China 17.07.17

2 Auburn University of Montgomery USA 25.07.17

3 University of the West of England UK 21.08.17

4 Universidade Lusofona Portugal 16.09.17 New 5 AIS St. Helens 16.11.17 Zealand 6 Nottingham Trent University UK 07.11.17

7 Polesskey State University Pinsk 06.12.17

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8 Universitas Indonesia Indonesia 24.01.18

9 University of Newcastle Australia 30.01.18

10 Universidad Nacional Villa Maria Argentina 06.03.18

Haaga Helia University of Applied Sciences 11 Finland

12 Finland 12.04.18

Laurea University of Applied Sciences

13 Finland

Metropolia University of Applied Sciences:

14 Istanbul Gedik University Turkey 27.04.18

15 The University of Wisconsin USA 03.05.18

During the year 2017-18, the following foreign students were admitted to various courses:

Sr No. Name Gender Nationality Level Course

1 Abdulrehman Hamid Male Afghan UG BAJMC M.Tech Computer 2 Mohammad Zia Mousavi Male Afghan PG Engineering 3 Mohammad Salim Male Afghan UG BCom (H) Catharina Quienzo Gomes 4 Female Angola UG BTech Zuzu 5 Zein Sulieman Male Syrian PG MBA 6 Rafiullah Kamal Male Afghan UG BCA 7 Ataurahman Male Afghan UG BCA M.Tech Civil 8 Zul Fiqar Abbas Male Syrian PG Engineering 9 Muh Nadeem Male Afghan UG BBA G IB 10 Pappu Kumar Chaudhary Male Nepal-EDCIL UG BBA 11 Pujan Baral Male Nepal-EDCIL UG BA 12 Dipesh Koirala Male Nepal-EDCIL PG MBA 13 Jeetendra Upadhayay Male Nepal-EDCIL PG MBA M Tech 14 Mukesh Yadav Male Nepal-EDCIL PG

15. Abnish Kumar singh Male Nepal-EDCIL PG M Tech 16. Satrughan Ray Male Nepal-EDCIL PG M Tech 17. Roshni Chuwai Subedi Female Nepal UG BSc ID 18. Satish Chaudhary Male Nepal UG BTech Aero 19. Nirvana Bhattarai Female Nepal UG BPT 20. Yashma Shrestha Female Nepal UG BPT 21. Abhishek Singh Male Nepal UG BTech 22. Md. Aslam Khan Male Nepal UG BCA 23. Aashutosh Chauchan Male Nepal UG BTech Civil 24. Susmita Dhungana Female Nepal UG BSc ID 25. Cheeza Pradhan Female Nepal UG BBA (G)

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26. Keshav Raj Bhusal Male Nepal UG BSc HM

5.4 Manav Rachna Research Innovation & Incubation Centre (MRIIC)

Manav Rachna Educational Institutions have always been Research oriented and Innovation driven institutions. This stems from MREI's firm belief in creative thinking and creating better human beings. As a practice, Research & Innovation Clusters (RICs), Research Incubator (RI), Business Incubator (BI), Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Cell and Centres of Excellence (CEs) are also made a part of institutions of Manav Rachna to bridge the gap between theory and practice so as to enable the students to improve their skills and set up their own horizon to do quality research even at undergraduate level in collaboration with academic partners and industries for the benefit of society. A lot of students projects are also undertaken. All these correlated activities are undertaken at MREI under the aegis of Manav Rachna Research Innovation & Incubation Centre comprising of following units:

MRIIC is a seminal initiative of MREI and is dedicated to Founder Visionary Dr. O.P. Bhalla whose dream was to encourage research, innovation and entrepreneurship to help the students to develop professional entrepreneurial ability and mindset to set up their own enterprises. MRIIC has been established in the Manav Rachna Campus to cater the needs of students and faculty members who are inclined towards research, innovation, novel ideas and are buzzing with out-of-box thinking. Since inception, MREI have been striving to develop themselves into institutions of excellence in education and research in consonance with the contemporary and future needs of India 110

through meaningful education, quality research and technological innovations for the industrial growth of the Country. In addition to offering formal Undergraduate and Post- graduate Programs, the MREI actively encourage its faculty and students to undertake in- house and sponsored research and consultancy projects in order to strengthen the research and innovation profile of the Institutions. Presently institutions are actively engaged in research in several areas of Engineering, basic and Applied Sciences, Management, Literature, Physiotherapy, Nutrition & Dietetics, Health, Energy and Environment, Manufacturing, Sports Rehabilitation etc. The Centre through its various activities encourages both engineering and non-engineering students across various departments to develop innovative and creative business ideas which in the subsequent stages are incubated to convert into successful enterprises. The Centre is instrumental in coordinating entrepreneurial education so that students develop necessary background to take up viable and feasible start-up ventures. The Centre regularly organizes business plan competitions through which meritorious projects are identified and selected for direct support. Research & Innovation Clusters, IPR cell & Business Incubator are setup in the campus to provide a platform for all kind of assistance to the teams in terms of design reviews, expert comments, provision of raw materials, manufacturing facilities, testing arrangements whereas Centres of Excellence are established in collaboration with industry partners to train the students and faculty in advanced areas in order to enhance employability of students. MREI has well and truly carved its indomitable position as a research-driven institution and institution was conferred with the National Education Excellence Award 2018 for being the “Best Knowledge Creation and Innovation University”, and “Best University in Innovation & Research' at the 2nd National Education Summit & Awards 2017. Prior to that MRIIRS was felicitated with 'ASSOCHAM - National Education Excellence Award 2016 for the 'Best University for promoting Industry-Academia Interface', National Education Excellence Award 2015 for the 'Best University serving Social Cause' and National Education Excellence Awards 2014 for the “Best Private University Promoting Research & Innovation”.

Research and Innovation Clusters (RICs) Research plays a significant role in the process of conceptual thinking, learning and innovation. Since its inception, the Institutions have been striving to achieve excellence in education and research in consonance with the contemporary and future needs of India through meaningful education, original research and leadership in technological innovation for the industrial growth of the Country. With the path-breaking innovations in both its curriculum & research, the Institution is rapidly gaining a legendary reputation globally. Research and Innovation Clusters provide technology and innovation support whereas Incubation helps the students to develop practical business models as startups or spin offs to become student entrepreneurs for working towards Government of India policy of “Make in India”. Taking the culture of research and innovation forward, team of Manav Rachna Innovation and Incubation Centre started working since 2011 to establish innovation labs in the area of Mechanical and Electronics. After preparing policies, strategizing the systematic approach to research innovation, and testing a pilot run of the Centre was officially inaugurated on January 01, 2014.

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We live in a knowledge-driven economy, where Research and Development has become the key to sustainable economic growth, creating in the process, a competitive edge. Across its 20-year journey with many a milestones to its credit, Manav Rachna has taken on the challenge of yielding applicable knowledge and dedicating itself towards several path breaking Research and Development initiatives. More recently, the Institution has created a 'Research and Innovation' culture at the Undergraduate level through Innovation & Incubation at MRIIC. The Institutions have thirty academic departments, one Research Incubator (RI), eight Research & Innovation Clusters (RICs), one Business Incubator (BI), one dedicated IPR Cell and nine Centres of Excellence (CEs), The Institutions have to their credit, over 4000+ research publications in International Journals, National Journals, International Conferences and National Conferences. This includes more than 800 papers listed in the Scopus database; Web of Science, Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE), PubMed, EBSCO database and other high impact quality journals and more than 1650 are listed in Google scholar database. 257 patents / trademark / copyrights have been filed /granted to faculty and students. More than 140 books have been authored by faculty members and received sanctions of grants worth over Rs. 7 Crores from EDII, Ahmadabad through DST, Govt. of India for setting-up of NewGen Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Centre (IEDC), Ministry of HRD, Govt. of India from Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Indian Oil Corporation Limited, Faridabad for Biopesticides developmental work and Vedanta. MREI has submitted research and developmental projects worth Rs 100 Crores to Atal Incubation Centre (AIC), Central Pollution Central Board (CPCB) and Department of Science and Technology (DST). The Institutions have tied up with more than 50 Global collaboration for research and innovation, more than 500 MNCs and Indian Corporates who are patronizing us in one way or other. Other collaborations include are IOCL, Faridabad, THSTI, Faridabad, CSIR-IIP, Dehradun and NII, New Delhi. Presently, Eight Research and Innovation Clusters namely Mechanical, Automobile & Aerospace, Electronics & Electrical, Computing, Molecular Biosciences, Health Sciences & Nutrition, Civil & Architecture Design, Material Science and Atmospheric & Environment are actively engaged in research projects by adopting interdisciplinary approach in addition to other activities like Competitions & Projects, Publishing, Sponsored R&D projects, Training in Advanced Areas or future technologies, Product Development, Collaboration & Consultancy & Patents & IPR.

Some of the notable innovative projects developed by students at Research & Innovation Clusters of MRIIC are given below:

1. PULSE: This Project is the combination of Electro- cardiography, heart rate monitoring and activity tracker that works together to analyze the heart parameters so as to find out any abnormality related to the Heart. This unique gadget utilizes Machine Learning and artificial intelligence services to analyze heart data and detect the possible future complications in the patients.Video Link: https://youtu.be/vA5Uwflgd7o

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2. TITCHY: This project is a non-invasive technique for the detection of Tuberculosis using Image Processing. It is portable gadget and is designed along with an application and makes use of Microsoft Azure Cloud Services for storing the image samples collected from the patients.

3. TECH_KINS: They have designed a unique device which can be a life saver of the people working in the Electrical Industry. It aims at minimizing the chances of being electrocuted. This device automatically cuts the main supply and locks the panel and the same time informs the officials. Once the panel gets locked it can’t be unlocked unless there is permission from the senior most person in the Department. The gadget locks the panel automatically during an electric short circuit which can only be unlocked using a password till the repair work is completed by the Technician. Video Link: https://youtu.be/OSMYlRi0bKs

3. SMART HEALERS: Pressure ulcers, also known as pressure sores, bedsores and ulcers, are localized damage to the skin and/or underlying tissue that usually occur over a bony prominence as a result of pressure, or pressure in combination with shear and/or friction. Here we have developed an app. The patient selects those areas where he or she is affected. Then when the person lies down, the patient body is mapped on the slides and the back. The machine learning module determines the most suitable posture for the patient. After this, the bed inflates and deflates itself and the person is relieved. Video Link: https://youtu.be/Dq08V11IVYM

5. HELIX: This project is a digital notebook that replaces your stack of stationary and overcomes those limitations of traditional paper. It is specially designed to make reading, writing and sharing of work a wonderful experience. It is a perfect tool for students, artists, professionals, journalists, writers and everyone whose life revolves around paper.

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6. E 2.0: BIVIDA is a block chain and AI powered Open Data Platform for tenders that open up public contracting through disclosure, data and engagement providing transparency, accountability and improved efficiency in the process of tendering and procurement.

Video Link: https://youtu.be/l4cJh2LDiPk

7. Umeed Inc. Students from 2nd year FET developed digital Web Development media and alongside Android App for Umeed NGO, New Delhi with Umeed Organization in Computing Research & Innovation Cluster, Manav Rachna Campus. 8. Swachh Green App. Students of Manav Rachna jointly developed Swachh Green App. under the mentorship of Executive Director FIA and Cluster Head, Computing Manav Rachna University. This is the first time that FIA invited Students from a University unanimously to fulfill App development under its aegis signifying initiatives in Swachh Green Faridabad by Faridabad Industry Association. The App will be uploaded on FIA’s official website. Besides, these prototype projects the students have also developed a large number of projects including Swastika, IRRI-BOT, www.queryjunction.com, The smart pollution sensor, Plant-O-Bot, Driving Simulator, RFID Entry System, Biometric Bus Attendance Machine, EnvirO, Project Shwaas, Dental Posture Correction System, Project' GRIWADITI', Solar Driven Car: Award Winning Project, Smart Extension Board, Schedulable Extension Board, Universal Remote (Android App Based), IOT Based Home Automation System, Smart Dust Bin, Real Time Weather Monitoring System, Electric Wheel Chair, Biometric Secured Access System, Black Box for Vehicles and many more.

Participation in Competitions Manav Rachna students at MRIIC took part in Living Talent Master Piece 2017 event which was held in Dubai from 15th-16th Dec 2017. This event is the world’s first multi genre talent festival conducted by Living Talent organization which is a first of its kind Talent Hunt Company formed with the sole intention of bringing gifted and talented individuals together on a global platform. The event had participation from all over the world in the following categories: Performance, Art & Craft and Innovation. Four teams from MRIIC who have made it to the semifinals took part in this event under the Innovation category. The Digital Paper, LOTO Device, Smart Solution for Air Pollution Mitigation and Sound Fidelity projects were selected for the semifinals which took place on 15th Dec and finally top 15 teams were selected which included 3 teams from MRIIC (Project LOTO, Sound Fidelity and Smart Solution for Air Pollution Mitigation). Final round of the event was held on 16th December and project sound Fidelity from MRIIRS was able to make it to the top 3 best teams of this prestigious event in the Innovation category. First position was bagged by Argentina while Indian teams were 114

able to win the 2nd and 3rd position. Students were appreciated by the jury members for their wonderful work. It is surely a great achievement from MRIIC to make it to the top 3 teams from the world in the Innovation category. Students who took part in this event got an opportunity to perform on the world stage and surely the learning’s from this event will help them to come up with many more innovative projects in the near future.

Microsoft Imagine Cup The National Finals of Microsoft Imagine Cup 2018 was held from 19th -20th April, 2018. After the tough selection process 6 teams PULSE, TITCHY, TECKINS, SMART HEALERS, HELIX, E 2.0 from Manav Rachna qualified for the National Final.

Techniche at IIT Guwahati The robot is designed to perform assigned task of picking up a cubical block, climbing on the inclined wooden plank and finally dropping the block in the desired place.

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2nd Position in IIT Guwahati Robotics Competition Students of EEE participated in National Level Project Competition”3rd Mitsubishi Electric Cup” Organized by Mitsubishi Electric India Limited in NIRMA University, Ahmedabad from 15th – 17th February 2018 with the project “Smart Solution to Assemble Structure”. The project won 1s prize in project competition “SRIJAN” under Innoskill 2018.

Fraternity Formula student 2017-18 Fraternity Formula competition conducted by FMEA at Coimbatore. In this competition students manufactured and designed a formula concept single seat race car. Team Reverberuns of MRU participated in this competition for the very first time. The aim was to build a light weight car. Students performed really well and were also able to get sponsorship from UM motors.

Formula student Bharat : Formula Bharat is an engineering design competition in which students from colleges and universities all over the country, compete with a life-size Formula-style vehicle in areas of engineering design, overall cost, marketability and dynamic performance. The series replicates the global student Formula series hosted in around 11 countries per year. Our Team cool running had participated in this event after clearing virtual round. This vehicle, equipped with the parts designed and manufactured in-house. This SAE INDIA organized competition at Coimbatore.

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German Energiewende and Exhibition on Energy Transition in Germany : The Indo-German Energy Forum – Support Office (IGEF-SO) brought the Touring Exhibition “Deutschland’s Energiewende” on Energy Transition in Germany to the Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies, Faridabad.

The exhibition was organized by the Dept. Of Mechanical Engineering, FET, MRIIRS, Faridabad in collaboration with Indo-German Energy Forum (IGEF) and German Embassy, New Delhi from 22nd January to 3rd February, 2018 for the students in local schools/ technical institutes/ engineering colleges, research scholars, faculty members of MREIs & adjacent institutions, entrepreneurs and industry heads using systems operating or to be operating with Solar Energy and Wind Energy. Manav Rachna students of Computing Cluster were contributors in Foldable Smart solution entry to US Department of Commerce (Innocentive skills) Manav Rachna students of Computing Cluster were able to enter Sign of literacy as a software package supporting linguistic skills for those with listening impairments. The entry was accepted till semi-final round of Innocentive Skills.

SAE E-BAJA

Society of Automobile Engineering (SAE) conducts various competitions where students have to design and manufacture a running vehicle. E-BAJA is one of the events conducted by SAE, team of students are involved in designing an All-terrain vehicle (ATV)/ Off-road vehicle whose source of power will be Motor and Battery. The event will take place in Indore in January 2019. Team cool Runnings has participated in this event, team includes students of Mechanical, electronics.

Consultancy In recent past, MREI has provided consultancy services to numerous organizations and some of the areas of consultancy rendered are GST Regime & implementation, engineering solutions to Orient Electric, design and development of Prototype BMI Machine, Smart Bar Machine - Adelantos Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Cultivation of Safed Musli for sustainable land use, Revival of Badkhal Lake, Faridabad, Rainwater Harvesting for managing water logging prone areas in Faridabad, Decision Support System for adoption to climate change for Budia catchment area, State Action Plan on Climate Change of Haryana, Establishment of WASH Innovative Lab under tri-partite agreement amongst MRIIRS erstwhile (MRIIRS), MCF and National Institute of Urban Affairs, Creation of Green Barrier under the Delhi Metro Rail

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Corporation (DMRC) metro tracks etc. During last one year, Institutions have received / have been sanctioned grant of Rs 9.0 lacs.

Research Incubator As an integral part of student’s growth in research and development skills Manav Rachna Educational Institutions proudly carrying out student driven research programme at B.Tech level from past few years. Since its launch at 2016, Research Incubator programme remains thoroughly focused and dedicated towards yielding several path breaking research and innovation activities. Through this initiative, the Institution has established a ‘Research and Innovation’ culture at the Undergraduate level in the campus led by Manav Rachna Research Innovation & Incubation Centre (MRIIC) in collaboration with Accendere, a CL Educate Group. More than 65 research papers are already published, 92 papers got acceptance and 123 papers are communicated in the national and international journals such as Journal of Digital and Information Management, Pacific Business Review International, International Journal of Control Theory and Applications, International Journal of Engineering Technology Science and Research, Journal of Dietary Supplements, Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research, Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research to name a few; all indexed in SCI, SCIE, Scopus, Web of Science and PubMed in last few years only from this initiative apart from several faculty and research cluster driven work going on in the campus. The framed objective has been achieved through a series of process and curriculum building over the foundation of current trends of research where students have been nourished through impregnating courses like Introduction to Research followed by Technical Seminars in third semester onward in the curriculum which is guiding them for developing research and technology driven projects during their final year. This is a unique accomplishment rarely heard from UG level students even in the premier institutions which has been successfully flourished at MREI in the direction of Excellence in Research and Innovation.

Business Incubator Manav Rachna Business Incubator (MRBI) is nurturing and overseeing innovation and entrepreneurship at Manav Rachna Campus. With a rich tradition of incubation through bodies such as the NewGen Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Centre has also pioneered innovation with groups such as the E-cell, MRBI will leverage these experiences and give entrepreneurship a stronger push as well as serve to coordinate and promote innovation-driven activities at the institute. MRIIRS has been granted financial support of Rs. 2.87 Crores from DST-NESTEDB, Govt. of India for setting up of a Manav Rachna New Generation Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Centre (MRNewGen-IEDC) in the campus to nurture student- entrepreneurial ventures. It's physical working space is more than 5000 sq. feet area with latest amenities including internet, Wi-Fi, conference rooms, multimedia projector, pantry, and recreational area. Each startup will receive funding of Rs. 2.5 Lakhs for the developmental work alongwith recurring grant. Presently 10 startups are being incubated in MRNewGen-IEDC centre and total 85 such startups will be incubated in next five years times. 04 Startups- TechnoPlanet Lab Pvt. Ltd, HyFn Games Pvt. Ltd., Tricho Agronica Pvt Ltd. and Parimukh Innovations Pvt. Ltd. are incubated in support of Manav Rachna and 12 startups

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are incubated under NewGen IEDC-DST sponsored projects and more than 70 alumni started their ventures out of 23 are successfully running their ventures. Business Incubator, NewGen IEDC and E-Cell of MRIIC conducted many activities for students to create an awareness of startups and entrepreneurship amongst the students and students teams participated in national and international events. Some the activities and awards won are mentioned below:-  International Social Project with University of Tennessee, USA: The students of Manav Rachna E-Cell worked on a social project from February- May 2018 with the UNIVERSITY OF TENESSEE, USA. The motive of this social project is to make the farmers aware about the benefits of Cooperative societies. In other words, how can farmers reduce the role of mediators and directly sell their crops to the consumers collectively by forming the Cooperative societies.

Prof Ernie Cadotte and Prof Mary Pile with a team of 5 students at UT and at Manav Rachna a team of 9 students with their mentors working on this project.

 VENTURE STRATEGY SIMULATIONS GAMES: Manav Rachna Business Incubator organized The BUSINESS VENTURE SIMULATIONS Games at the Manav Rachna campus on 9th,10th & 12th April 2018. Dr. Bindu Agrawal and Mr Karan Narula were the business coaches the Simulation game.  E-Week 2018 at Manav Rachna International Campus from 12th February 2018 to 16th February 2018. Manav Rachna NewGen IEDC conducted “E- Week” in collaboration with National Entrepreneurship Network (NEN) from 12th February 2018 to 16th February 2018. E-Week comprised of 6 events spread over 4 days  Zing Talks’ – A thought provoking and inspirational winter evening with students on Friday, January 12, 2018 from 9:00 PM to 12:00 AM. The aspiring students of our university witnessed some “success mantras” out of success stories and journeys of established entrepreneurs’ lives. Guest speakers were Vineeth Vincent , a beatboxer and Satya Narayanan R the founder of Career Launcher  Startup Jalsa’, a flagship event by ‘The Ideaz Factory’ was organized at Chandigarh on 16-17th December 2017. A team of 30 members including 27 entrepreneurs and 3 facilitators from Manav Rachna NewGen IEDC presented their startups, business ideas and represented E-Cell at this mega event. Team from Manav Rachna NewGen IEDC secured Third Position in the event and received a cash prize of INR 20,000.

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 “TED TALK ANOKH” : MRIIRS-IEDC organized a very special ANOKHI – an innovation club in association with Hindustan, and sponsored by Star Plus India on Thursday, 30 November 2017 in T – Block Seminar Hall. The theme of the activity was “Innovation and Creativity in Daily Life”.  Road-2-Startup: Manav Rachna NewGen IEDC organized a 2 week long entrepreneurial event “Road-2-Startup” in association with National Entrepreneurship Network (NEN), Wadhwani Foundation and Technoplanet Labs (MR incubated startup) from 31st October 2017 – 9th November 2017 at Manav Rachna campus. The event started on 31st October 2017 with an inaugural “My Story Session” by Dr. Shuchin Bajaj (Founder Director – Cygnus Hospitals). The inauguration ceremony was followed by 7 major events including “100 Rupees Venture”, “Disrupt”, “Quiz Affair”, “HallaBol”, “Wordsworth”, “Brainstorming”, “Idea Pitching” and an intensive technical training spread across 10 days.  Launch of Digital Learning Program for Aspiring Entrepreneurs: Manav Rachna NewGen Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Centre launched “Learnwise - Digital Learning program for aspiring entrepreneurs” in association with National Entrepreneurship Network (NEN) – Wadhwani Foundation on 26th September 2017. The launch session was attended by over 30aspiring entrepreneurs including students and faculties.  INNOVATIVE BUSINESS IDEA COMPETITION: Manav Rachna Business Incubator organized “Innovative Business Idea Competition” and an expert guest lecture on“How to conceive good business ideas” at Manav Rachna campus on 07th September 2017. Dr. Sanjiv Mittal (Dean & Professor GGSIP University and Coordinator – Entrepreneurship Development Centre) was invited as the guest speaker to deliver the high impact session of 60 minutes and evaluated the innovative business ideas.  “MERI KAHANI” an alumni entrepreneur discussion was organized on 8th September 2017.  An interactive session by Ms. Jennifer Stanigar with MR NewGen IEDC startups on 9th September 2017.  Entrepreneurial Awareness Drive (In Campus) : Manav Rachna NewGen Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Centre organized an Entrepreneurial Awareness Drive from August 1st 2017 to August 11th 2017 at Manav Rachna International University. During the drive, various sessions in small and large groups of students were taken. The agenda of the drive was to inculcate a spirit of entrepreneurship in undergraduate students. The drive was supported by over 350 students from diverse domains namely – Mechanical, Computer Science, Commerce, Entrepreneurship, Electronics and Communication.

Some of the notable incubated startups of Manav Rachna students under the banner of MRBI are given below:

Startups @ MRBI 1. TechnoPlanet Lab Pvt. Ltd. Technoplanet is a company working in education space to develop new age tools, technologies and programs to create engaging K-12 learning experiences with an ultimate

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objective to revolutionizing education. In 21st century, technological advancements are rapidly disrupting industries with new trends evolving like self-driving cars; digital shopping; virtual worlds; life on mars. Envisioning how these disruptions will play out in our children’s lives opens up a whole lot of new questions, and necessitates paradigm shifts in how we are thinking about education today. Our offering for a Atal Tinkering Lab is based on creating an environment that promotes the participants to dream, the equipment allows them to tinker, the curriculum enables them to structure their thinking and the Innovation League allows them to challenge themselves. They offer equipments and solutions to setup the Atal Tinkering Labs as envisioned by NITI Aayog. www.http://technoplanetlab.com

2. HyFn Games Pvt. Ltd. The mission of HyFn games is to create games of science fiction genre. Besides the obvious entertainment that games provide, they also create the base for young people to learn. This learning happens automatically while playing the game. Their flagship product “SpaceTrap- 3D” was launched on PlayStore in 2017. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.HyFnGames.Spacetrap Besides game development, HyFn Games has also ventured into the field of Virtual Reality bagging projects like Campus Walk-throughs for various companies. They plan to work in the field of Artificial Intelligence and Augement Reality in upcoming future. Team: Rakesh Sethi, Yugank Rastogi, Mudra Rastogi, Vishang Jad, Adhiraj Mathur, Shaurya Singh Stage: The Company is running smoothly having a good number of projects in hand.

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3. Tricho Agronica Pvt. Ltd. Tricho Agronica Pvt Ltd, the Start-Up has received a grant of Rs 172 lacs under Indian Oil Startup Scheme (IOSUS), a “Start-up India” initiative announced by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi. The vision of the company is to provide Lab to Land- an eco-friendly approach. It aims to promote, develop and provide eco friendly products and technologies in safer, cost effective and sustainable manner. Keeping these perspectives in view the company has designed its first bio formulation product ‘Bio elixir’ which is a remedy for bull’s eye pathogen at low cost. The synergistic effect of the bio elixir constituents has the capability to increase systemic resistance in plants by increasing photosynthesis process in plants. It is the bio fertilizer and a bio fungicide organic formulation which is available in the powder form. It is a non-chemical based formulation to reduce disease of tomato plant combining with features for enhancing soil structure and fertility, maintaining soil biological activities and promoting plant growth & biomass.

4. Parimukh Innovations Pvt. Ltd. Team of engineers from various background and expertise took the problem of Air Pollution and other environmental problem to be tackled with engineering products. Our environment is in continuous havoc like situation and if we don’t give our attention to this our future generation will be suffered, it’s the time when technology has to be created and implemented to protect our city lives. Team Parimukh is catering this, with their knowledge and experience from different sector they have already developed and offering PARIYAYANTRA Air filtration system and working on different technologies as well

Startups @ NewGen IEDC 1. Aarkaya Solar Solutions Private Limited At Aarkaya, we design, innovate and upgrade the existing solar solutions to suit domestic, corporate and commercial needs. We have indigenously developed Smart Self-sustainable Solar Products that caters the need of Smart and Secure India. We have a unique development approach with research and innovative proprietary processes that enable us to deliver leading edge performance and innovations for the nation and its development.  Team: Mr. Shivendra Singh Chauhan, Mr. Akshay Sharma, Mr. Shivang Gupta. 122

 Mentor- Prof B M Bahal  Stage: With the total revenue generation of 16Lacs+, they have successfully completed 12+ installation projects and they are now ready with their prototype of solar product Their concept of smart solar products is highly appreciated and endorsed by the Scientist Dr. BN Sarkar (DSIR) and PCS officer and Chief Project officer UPNEDA Mr. Alok Kumar.

2. Tackyon Motor Sports Private Limited The aim is to redesign electric vehicles so they stand out from the crowd of the huge two wheelers available in the market and to never neglect their performance abilities.  Team: Mr. Ayush Mohan, Mr. Kartik Rampal  Mentor: Dr. Abhishek Chauhan  Stage: The team has an electric scooter custom made from scratch, which is well tested in all weather conditions. Also, surveys have been conducted in well established markets related to their products.

3. Nature’s Drop The idea of the startup is to create 100% natural range of health drinks with no added preservatives initially focusing on the youth of nation by introducing it in schools and colleges. These are immunity boosters, antioxidant rich, high energy nutritional drinks with a completely different taste and combination of ingredients.  Team: Ms. Anshu Jha, Mr. Pranaw Jha, Mr. Mohit Dhariwal  Mentor: Dr. Mahak Sharma  Stage: The startup has successfully developed 2 drinks and is currently into certification and testing phase for both the drinks. Several kiosks have been setup for market response.

4. Greenity The startup’s product ‘Smart Chair’ is an innovative step towards generation of electricity from non-polluting sources rather than from conventional sources of energy.  Team: Ms. Shraddha Bhatia, Mr. Shivam Mahajan  Mentor: Prof Hanu Bharadwaj  Stage: Product Development

5. Campus Dock Our product is highly dynamic, can grow and change as the organization changes. Our product follows the industry standards for design and technical guidelines. Our target market is untapped and with new steps towards digitalization creates emergence of such services. Dynamic nature allows us to easily scale and extend our product to various sectors.  Team: Mr. Vivek Kumar, Mr. Meetesh Kaplesh Mehta.  Mentor: Prof V K Mahna  Stage: Product Development

6. Vagabond Brains Vagabond Brains offers a solution to companies to stand out of the crowd through digital marketing services. Digital marketing in marketing using digital techniques that offers you a 123

comprehensive platform bringing indigent services such as SEO, SEM, content management. We at Vagabond brains, incorporate all these techniques to help your company experience the tactics of your online business in terms of more visibility on the net and footfall.  Team: Mr. Saurabh Singh, Mr. Chaitanya Singh Rana  Mentor: Mrs. Shailja Naqwi  Stage: Product Development

7. Gear (Smart Watch) The idea revolutionizes the communications world by redefining how people communicate. It provides complete physical freedom to the user when the user is on a call by using a smartwatch integrated with a novel technology which allows users to communicate with their hands. In the era of approximately 2-5 billion smartphone users it has huge potential to give privacy aimed physical freedom to the world.  Team: Mohammad Sadi Raza  Mentor: Prof Ashish Saxena  Stage: Product Development

8. Thap Krida The idea is to create simple, addictive games for casual games on iOS and android platform.  Team: Mr. Mukul Phogat, Mr. Sahil Tanwar  Mentor: Prof. Sunil Kumar  Stage: Product Development

9. Naturoplasts Naturoplasts is an initiative to inculcate an idea of biodegradable plastics from underutilized natural resources. The news papers and TV channels are flooded with the harms and problems the environment is facing. And one of the cause is pollution due to plastics usage. Nanowrap is one such product made from banana flour. It is cheap, biodegradable and soluble.  Team: Mr. Mandeep Gulati, Ms. Divya Yadav  Mentor: Dr. Lakhvinder Kaur  Stage: Product Development

10. TFT Innovations This is a new, highly dynamic, scalable and innovative product that caters to both industrial and residential market. It works as a surface protector to walls, floors, glasses, worktop surfaces etc both inside and outside your home, offices or for any industrial use undergoing renovation, new construction or any other modifications. It is an affordable product which requires less effort, saves time, easy to use and dispose, beneficial during rainy season and during paint. It is stain and dust resistant.  Team: Mr Aman Nischal, Ms Sonam Pandey  Mentor: Dr Pragati Chauhan  Stage: Product Development

11. Med Life Care Med Life Care is a service based startup. The service is basically for patients and healthcare professionals. It targets to improve relations between patients and healthcare providers

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through data sharing. The medical data management in hospitals would be improved through digitalizing. Hence we are supporting digital India mission and Right to Information.  Team: Sunash Malik, Yash Kaushik, Vaibhav Dagar  Mentor: Dr. Ankur Sharma  Stage: Product Development

12. Night Labs (Hel-tech) Nightlab aims to develop products and services using advanced technologies in order to ensure good quality of life and safer surroundings for mankind. We focus on making machine smart and intelligent so that one can increase their efficiency and productivity.Hel-tech is an advanced form of our traditional helmets, which is not only loaded with high tech features but also it will ensure that you are having a comfortable and secure journey.  Team: Mahesh Dutt Tripathi  Mentor: Mr. Ashish Saxena  Stage: Product Development

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Cell In an Institution, Intellectual Property (IP) can be considered as the outcome of research projects, collaborations, consultancies and other activities. It is imperative that an IPR cell must be established for any self-sufficient university to meet the needs of the academic fraternity. Presently, Manav Rachna has applied 257 patent applications, 09 complete patent applications are under examination and 40 patents granted/published in the credit of faculty members of Manav Rachna. After its establishment in February 2017, many workshops were organized for creating IPR awareness programs like presentations, external speakers, education series etc. IPR Cell also organized patent drafting training for the inventors. The IPR cell can be contacted at [email protected] for any support on IPR. Workshop on Intellectual Property Rights Awareness organized by IPR Cell, MRIIC and Department of Biotechnology, FET, MRIIRS on March 20, 2018 in support of Haryana State Council for Science & Technology, Govt. of Haryana.

IPR Cell celebrated the World Intellectual Property Day on 26th April 2018 under the banner of Manav Rachna Research Innovation and Incubation Centre. This year's World Intellectual Property Day campaign celebrated the brilliance, ingenuity, curiosity and courage of the women who are driving change in our world and shaping our common future.

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Two women scientists/ achievers Dr. Subhra Chakraborty (Staff Scientist VII, National Institute of Plant Genome Research) and Ms. Chhaya Bhanti (Founder of Vertiver and Co- founder of Iora Ecological Solutions) were invited who have achieved excellence in their areas of work. IPR Cell of MRIIC was conferred with Questel Orbit – INDIAN IP Awards 2018.

Centres of Excellence (CEs) Under the aegis of MRIIC, the following Centres of Excellence (CEs) are established in collaboration with reputed industries for enhancing the training & research skills of MR students: 1. Mitsubishi Centre of Excellence In its efforts to provide high quality trained manpower to the industry, Manav Rachna has always believed in imparting education that is customized to suit industry's demands. In pursuance of this aim Mitsubishi Electric India (MEI) and MRIIRS have joined hands to establish Mitsubishi Factory Automation Lab. The Mitsubishi Factory Automation Lab, is a new addition in EEE department of FET and has been set up to provide training/ seminars/demonstration to students/faculty of FET, MRIIRS with a view to develop their skills in automation technology. Mitsubishi Electric India Pvt Ltd, a company incorporated under Companies Act, 1956, Head Office at DLF Cybercity, Gurgaon has signed MOU with MRIIRS under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative for spreading awareness about automation amongst young Indian engineers & contribute to the Indian market through its products & technologies. The Mitsubishi Factory Automation Lab comprises of IQR training setup (2 nos) and Fx PLC Kit. IQR training set up is a comprehensive unit including PLC CPU, GOT, Series inverter, servo amplifier, servomotor and XY plotter. This set up is based on latest technology currently utilized by leading giants like Honda & Suzuki. In near future many more companies are likely to adopt the same technology. As our students will be undergoing training on these kits, it will enhance their employability prospects The launch of the Lab marks a new chapter in Manav Rachna's endeavour to provide a natural synergy between academia and industry and provide a more practical orientation to the engineering education being imparted at the University. Mitsubishi Cup-2019 will be hoisted by Mitsubishi Centre of Excellence of Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies, Faridabad.

2. SAP Centre of Excellence MRIIRS happens to be the first private University in North India to have an SAP Student Academy in MREI campus. With the thought that the World is expanding; and in this generation of ever growing intellectual capabilities, it is imperative that we as individuals understand the needs of the market to be able to contribute effectively in the economy's progress. Also, as educators, we have great responsibility to ensure that we pass on this feeling to our students as well. One of the innovations, and now a necessity, that is piquing interest of the employers around the World is the knowledge of SAP. The enterprise application solutions by the organization System Application and Products (SAP) have eased the data processing today and have catapulted the World into one where the information complexities can be smoothened in a much simpler manner.

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SAP (Systems, Applications & Products in Data Processing) is a German multinational software corporation which builds enterprise software modules to manage varied business operations and customer relations. SAP is headquartered in Wall dorf, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, with regional offices in 130 countries. MREI have the great fervor to prepare its students for the changing global scenario. On this journey of evolving students, we have partnered with SAP Student Academy and Sashakta. This collaboration makes us an authenticated center to impart knowledge on the SAP modules on the diverse verticals. Preparing skilled students - “the key to reap India's demographic dividend”

3. Automotive Training & Research Centre (Honda Motors) The department of Automobile Engineering in association with Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India Private Limited (HMSI) is in the process of opening a centre for Automotive Training & Research. In this association HMSI will provide technology support for setting up training and research infrastructure for students. This association provided a platform to students of Mechanical / Automobile / Electronics & Electrical branches to take up research projects in emerging areas in association with HMSI. This Automotive Training & Research will offer short-term courses for two-wheeler technicians and high-end courses for executives of HMSI. The offered courses will provide hands on training on servicing of two wheelers with their fault diagnosis and rectification. This will also update the frequently changing technological advancement in the auto sector of senior executives of HMSI and their associates. Research areas will be focused on improving efficiency of engines, alternative sources of energy with improved design features of vehicle & its components. This centre is offering short-term courses for two-wheeler technicians and high-end courses for executives. The offered courses provides hands on training on servicing of two wheelers with their fault diagnosis and rectification. Till date 15 such programmes are conducted for different groups where in 250 students were imparted training. Research areas focuses on improving efficiency of engines, alternative sources of energy with improved design features of vehicle and its components. The centre of excellence will not only enhance employability prospects of the students but will also impart skills for self-employment.

4. Sports Science Centre (MR-SSC) The vision of centre is to establish a flagship centre of excellence in India that will provide Sports Science and Rehabilitation facilities to support elite level athletes, in professional sport, at the international level, and grass root youth elite level with the primary goal of enhancing India's sporting performance and yield of medals at the Commonwealth and Olympic level, the International World games and the Asian Games. MRSSC has a variety of expert health professionals and academicians. The team consisting of academics and applied sports rehabilitators, physiotherapists, sports physiologists, sports nutritionists and allied health professionals aims to provide a wide variety of in-depth support and services to both high performance athletes as well as aspiring athletes who wish to improve their performance. We also provide lifestyle management, fitness training and health and well-being support for all individuals. This Centre is equipped with top class facilities in terms of state-the-art equipment and it provides services related to Sports physiotherapy and rehabilitation, Sports psychology, 127

Physiology, Sports nutrition, Sports performance analysis, biomechanical analysis, Personalized Training , Pilates, Zumba etc. Olympians including Ronjon Sodhi, Gagan Narang to name a few are associated with CSSR. They work directly with ISSR team to ensure that our strategic plan is perfect for supporting both Olympic standard athletes & junior athletes as they develop from the grassroot level. To mention about few athletes who brought laurels and were trained by MRSSC:  Naveen Dagar (Athletic): Qualified for Asian Games 2018 to be held in Jakarta by winning Gold in the men’s 3000m steeplechase during the 58th National Inter-State Athletics Championships.  Annu Raj Singh (Shooter): Along with Heena Sidhu won the gold medal in women's Pairs 10 metre air pistol at the 2010 Commonwealth Games. She also won Bronze medal in 10 m Air Pistol Individual event in 2017 Commonwealth Shooting Championship in Brisbane.  Sarthak Gandhi (Table Tennis): Won Silver Medal in the men's singles event at the 2017 International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) Challenge Seamaster Nigeria Open in Lagos.  Kush Chugh (Badminton): Won Bronze in U-17 Doubles Badminton in Khelo India  Annie Jain (Swimmer): Won Gold in Khelo India in 50m Breast Stroke; 100m Freestyle, 4x100m Medley Relay.  Rudra Krishna Singh: Won Gold in 50 m sub junior category of Archery at 3rd National Inter State Sports Championships 2018-19.

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to support growth is emerging as a key area of focus for governments and the private sector alike. Smart cities are about to make huge investments to uplift the infrastructure, economy, energy efficiency, and nevertheless environment. Smart cities encompass six important sectors that need to work in unison to achieve a common goal of making a city more livable, sustainable and efficient for its residents. These sectors are smart energy, smart integration, smart public services, smart mobility, smart buildings, and smart water. One of the most critical factors for the growth and sustenance of a smart city is its water system. The term "smart water" points to water and wastewater infrastructure that ensures this precious resource - and the energy used to transport it - is managed effectively. It is equally impertinent that we make our Earth and Water resources burden less and persistent. With this background, Centre for Advanced Water Technology & Management (CAWTM) has been setup at MR Campus which comprises scientists, technocrats, professionals, academicians, members of RWAs, etc as Manav Rachna consortium. This would focus on all the problems associated with water and its issues and would bring about awareness and solutions in this area.  The Centre has been bestowed with the prestigious 'Aqua Excellence Award 2017' under the category of 'Excellence in Resource Management -Institutional Sector'.  The Centre was awarded for its exemplary work in the revival of the Badhkal Lake in Faridabad and for its commitment to promote awareness, and trigger action on critical water issues at all levels, including the highest decision-making level, to facilitate the efficient conservation, protection, development, planning, management and use of water in all its dimensions on an environmentally sustainable basis for the benefit of all life on earth.  The Centre has been allocated Wash Innovative Lab (WIL) supported by USAID involving a funding of Rs. 23.2 Lacs to undertake various activities pertaining to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Sector. For this tri-party agreement has been implemented with Municipal Corporation Faridabad (MCF) and National Institute of Urban Affairs (NIUA) and MRIIRS.  The Centre has been allocated for Ground Water Monitoring consultancy related to oil exploration involving a funding of 1.67 Crores for Rain Water Harvesting for managing water logging prone areas in Faridabad and UNESCO-MGIEP.  Indian Chapter of International Association of Hydro-geologists (INC-IAH) and Centre for Advanced Water Technology and Management (CAWTM), MRIIRS jointly organized a National Conference Water: Technological Innovations and Solutions at Manav Rachna campus on 26 March 2018.

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The conference focused on the innovations made in the water sector and the possible solutions to tide over the burgeoning issues confronting the water sector in the present context. More than 150 participants including planners, academia, groundwater professionals and experts, RWA representatives, stakeholders and students from various parts of country attended the conference. More than 20 papers were presented in three technical sessions. Sh. K.C. Naik, Chairman, CGWB and Ms Satya Bhalla, Chief Patron, MREI were the honourable guests on the occasion. Also present were Dr D K Chadha, President, INC- IAH; Dr D. Saha, Secretary, INC-IAH; Dr V.M. Tiwari, Director, NGRI; Dr N.C. Wadhwa, VC, MRIIRS; Dr Sanjay Srivastava, MD, MREI; Dr Dinesh Pande, Former Director, ONGC; Dr Sanjay Bajpai, Head, DST & Dr M.M. Kathuria, Trustee, MREI.

6. IBM Centre of Excellence IBM Centre of Excellence is being created in the campus in collaboration with IBM which is a well-known multinational conglomerate. It has worldwide business in Computer Hardware/ Software, IT Services and IT Consulting. IBM has tied up with MRIIRS to jointly offer B.Tech.-Computer Science & Engg. programs with specialization in Cloud Computing, Business Analytics & Optimization, IT Infrastructure Management and Cyber Security & Forensics. IBM shall provide LMS, Train the Teacher Programme, Student Projects, Expert Lectures, Industry connectivity for students and teachers to enable them to experience the live IT Environment. The arrangement shall help students to acquire domain skills in the most advanced areas of IT and preferential placements by IT companies. Students enrolled in this programme shall have access to an online Eco-system Platform namely Innovation Center for Open Standards enabling them to access course material, discussion forums, student projects, industry mentors and news-clips. IBM students enrolled in these programs shall undertake live projects developed by IBM / other IT majors under the mentorship of industry experts and go for industry visits in software development and testing centers. They may also attend one week extensive training program at Bangalore in IBM facilities at their cost in which hands on training shall be provided by IBM and other IT company experts. IBM shall also issue certificates for various modules after successful completion in addition to the MRIIRS degree. The Programs in association with IBM lead to big increase in job opportunities and industry readiness for the students. This centre will help in extending ongoing effort to expand and strengthen student skills and understanding of big data and analytics in order to meet the growing demand for highly skilled analytics workers. Air Quality Monitoring Lab supported by DST, GoI established at Manav Rachna The deteriorating air quality in an around Delhi-NCR is a matter of grave concern with contaminants in the atmosphere affecting people’s health. To compare the air quality of indoor and outdoor air environment and to provide a good learning research environment to students, the ‘Air Quality Monitoring Lab’ has been set up at Manav Rachna Campus by Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering and Technology (FET), Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies (MRIIRS) to understand the aerosol chemistry in Delhi-NCR region.

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MRIIC –Annual Technical Events Celebrating the spirit of innovation and research amongst the future leaders of tomorrow, INNOSKILL offered a platform to the young tech-geeks to showcase their creativity and ingenuity in a bevy of riveting games and challenges. Venturing out-of-the-box and competing head to head in a bid to unfurl their passion and interests in aero-modeling, engineering, Lego race championships and more.

INNOSKILL 2018 The much awaited annual technical fest of Manav Rachna – Innoskill 2018, spread over two days (April 3 & 4) is an amalgamation of innovation and technology where industry, academia, students and visitors from different fields met under a common platform. Mr. PejeEmilsson, Executive Chairman, Kreab-Sweden inaugurated INNOSKILL 2018 today in the presence of Dr. Prashant Bhalla, President, MREI; Dr. Amit Bhalla, Vice President, MREI; Dr. N.C.Wadhwa, VC MRIIRS; Dr. Sanjay Srivastava, VC, MRU; and other senior dignitaries. INNOSKILL 2018 began with a Technical Parade by the little students from Manav Rachna International Schools. Dressed in the attire of the greatest scientists across the globe, the little ones paid homage to Founder Visionary Dr. O P Bhalla.

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More than 200 participants from 12 Universities/Colleges participated in an array of competitions and workshops. With science and technology dominating every sphere of our lives, students were encouraged to participate in SRIJAN (Project/Model demonstration) where participants had to submit their synopsis which showed specks of originality and creativity. Many innovative projects including a Cleansing Robot, Robotic Arm, Face Recognition App for patients with Alzheimer, and many more. The 14 different workshops ranging from ‘New Product Development’ to ‘Hands-on-training – Lathe operation’ were a learning experience. Young students (till Grade V) gave expression to their imagination in the ‘Best out of Waste’ competition. Many leading organizations had set up their display in the Industrial Experience Zone. For those who like to do things in ‘style’ there was a road map to style which took the engineers of fashion to hone their creative skills. School and college students enrolled in good numbers and gave fashion a brand new dimension. Association of Indian Universities (AIU) Sponsored Anveshan-2018 (North Zone) MRIIRS hosted “Anveshan 2017-18 North Zone Student Research Convention” from February 26 & 27, 2018 at its campus. Anveshan is among the most coveted research conventions organized by the Association of Indian Universities every year. The Convention was inaugurated today by Dr. Dinakar Kanjilal, Director, Inter-University Accelerator Centre and Dr. Amarendra Pani, Director, AIU in the presence of Dr. N C Wadhwa, VC, MRIIRS; Dr. Sanjay Srivastava, VC, MRU; Mr. Shivakumar Natarajan, CEO, Accendere Knowledge Management; Mr. Rishi Dwivedi, GM, SIDBI Faridabad and Heads of various Manav Rachna Educational Institutions. Dr. Pradeep K. Varshney is the Convener for

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In his address Dr. Amarendra Pani said: “Envisaged as a zonal and national level competition, Anveshan acts as a platform for emerging researchers to express their ideas that can lead to innovative research initiatives. It also presents the research and innovation happening in the universities”. While giving advice to all the young researchers at the Convention, Dr. Dinakar Kanjilal said: “Sustaining oneself on the path of excellence is a necessity in today’s times. A student may be able to come first, but to be able to sustain it in the longer run and keep up with the pace is far more important”. Students from various Universities across North India have put by their projects in the exhibition around six key themes: Agriculture; Basic Sciences; Engineering & Technology; Health Sciences and Allied Subjects; Social Sciences, Humanities, Commerce and Law. Around 70 projects are on display at the exhibition. The research projects of the students will be judged on the basis of their display and their oral presentation. The winners of the North Zone will be declared during the valedictory session on February 27. The top three winning projects in each category participated in National level Anveshan-2018 held in March 2018. Dr. N C Wadhwa, VC, MRIIRS talked about the research and innovation ecosystem at Manav Rachna. Very recently, ASSOCHAM has bestowed MRIIRS with the title: ‘Best Knowledge Creation & Innovation University’ ̶ a testimony to the research culture at the University.

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This was followed by a melodious tour of the world through the song- “We are the world, we are the children…” by Mridang, Manav Rachna Music Society. Nostalgia prevailed when Manvi Singh from Jamia Hamdard sang harmonious retro songs. Amidst all these, Mridaksh- the Western Dance Society of Manav Rachna presented beautifully choreographed free-style Bhangra, and traditional dance performances that set the euphoria high. The stage was set on fire with the high Qawwali notes of Mridang. The Qawwali stole everyone’s heart and received great appreciation and cheer from the audience. The evening reached its zenith when Dr. Amarendra Pani showcased the Jagannath Yatra through an Oriya recital that was beautifully supported by the taal of Dholak and Tabla. 2nd day of Anveshan 2018 North Zone Student Research Convention started at 9 am with oral/ podium presentations by the student participants from different universities. Five different zones were marked for different categories. Each team was given 10 minutes for presentation followed by 5 minutes for Q&A session. On successful completion of the oral/ podium presentations, the valedictory session was hosted in the main auditorium. Valedictory session was graced by the presence of Vice Chancellor Dr. N.C Wadhwa, Prof. Amarendra Pani and Dr. Usha Rai of AIU, Dr. M.K Soni (Pro Vice Chancellor), Mr. Anupam Anand (Assistant Manager – SIDBI), Dr. Poulomi Ganguly (Director – Research, CL Educate), Dr. Pradeep K. Varshney (Director – MR Research Innovation and Incubation Centre and AIU Coordinator – Anveshan 2018 N-Zone) among other dignitaries. Winners from all 5 categories were announced during the event and were felicitated with certificates and mementos. National winners of Anveshan 2017 were also invited on stage to share their experiences post winning Anveshan and felicitate this year’s winning teams along with other senior dignitaries. All 15 winning teams would now be competing in their respective categories at the National finals of Anveshan 2018 at Chitkara University, Chandigarh. Anveshan 2018 (N-Zone) ended with a vote of thanks by Dr. Pradeep Varshney and Prof. Amarendra Pani. Award Winning Projects of MRIIC Research & Innovation Clusters Manav Rachna students have won many prizes at different platforms but some of the their achievements are highlighted below:-  Molecular Bioscience Cluster team won 2nd prize for their project entitled “ Sunlight in spotlight,  Molecular Bioscience Cluster team won 1st prize for the project entitled- “Detection and estimation of Vitamin D using Yeast Based Sensor” in Innoskill-2018.  Molecular Bioscience Cluster team bagged the first position and second position in an online competition wherein essay cum proposals were invited from students on the topic “Solution for Pollution-Focus NCR region”.  Health Science & Nutrition Cluster team awarded Best paper award at ICAAAS 2018 at Jawaharlal Lal Nehru University, New Delhi on 28-29 April 2018.  Health Science & Nutrition Cluster team received “National Health Award-2017 for Social Welfare” at 4th Annual National Health Award- 2017 India International Centre, Max Muller Marg, New Delhi on 27th December 2017.  Give your wings to the Pink bins OVERALL WINNER (STUDENT & RESEARCH CATEGORIES) Global Science, Technology & Innovation Conference (G-STIC) 2017, Belgium

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 Atmospheric and Environmental Cluster team member Akansha Ahuja (CSE) was also awarded six months scholarship for conducting research at CERN, Sweden. She) was one of the semi-finalist MIT Climate CoLab in 2017  Materials Science Cluster has filed one US patent and published two International papers jointly in collaboration with University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh, USA.  Project developed by Mechanical, Automobile and Aerospace Cluster on “Prototype setup of Electrochemical Spark Machining Process" got 3rd Prize in Best Engineering Project Scheme-Award organized by Faridabad Industrial Association, Faridabad on 5th May 2018.  Computing Cluster team members were contributors in Foldable Smart solution entry to US Department of Commerce (Innocentive skills)  Computing Cluster team members were able to enter Sign of literacy as a software package supporting linguistic skills for those with listening impairments. The entry was accepted till semi-final round of Innocentive Skills.  Intel Higher Education challenge 2017-Team of MRIIRS won 2nd position in Intel Higher Education challenge 2017  Imagine Cup 2017 - Project “SWASTIKA” Selected for National Finals of Microsoft Imagine Cup 2017.  Team of MRIIRS with its Mobile Controlled Escalade Robot won the 2nd Prize in IIT Guwahati Techniche 2017.  Albatross a startup company by students of MRIIRS participated in the 22nd edition of the “World Electronics Forum 2017” held in Angers, France  The project “LOTO” developed by students of MRIIRS selected for Rapid Proto typing camp for which the final competition to be held at IISC Bangalore.  'Spiro Studio' bagged Infosys prestigious First Infosys Makers Awards, India under the health category & won a cash prize of Rs. 5 lac.

Apart from these, young innovators and affiliates of MRIIC units achieved success in the following areas:  65 research papers are already published, 92 papers got acceptance and 123 papers are communicated in the national and international journals indexed in SCI, SCIE, Scopus, Web of Science and PubMed in year 2017 and 2018 under the new research initiative at UG level in research incubator.  More than 100 research papers published by the affiliates of MRIIC in national and international journals and conferences including Scopus, Web of Science listed journals.  09 Complete Patent applications are filed / published and under the process of examination in addition to 92 provisional patent filings in year 2017 and 2018.  150 Students & 25 Faculty members successfully trained & certified under SAP Centre of Excellence.  15 short-term courses for two-wheeler technicians and high-end courses for executives were conducted by Automotive Training and Research Centre in support of Honda Motor Cycles and Scooters India Pvt. Ltd., wherein 250 students were given training which would have enhanced their employability and also impart skills for moving towards self-employment.  More than 20 research proposals submitted to Govt. Funding agencies by Research and Innovation clusters worth Rs. 30.0 Cr. 135

5.5 Manav Rachna International Institute of Research & Studies Alumni Association

Established February 2013, under Manav Rachna Vidyanatariksha Foundation, Manav Rachna International Institute of Research & Studies Alumni Association is a strong Alumni Network of socially responsible and skilled individuals who share the Manav Rachna heritage. Alumni Association has taken numerous initiatives to build a robust alumni community which guides and mentors students to take up research projects and thesis to support global change. Alumni association organizes Alumni Corporate Classroom lectures, Seminars, Workshops and Alumni Meets. These activities and Events go a long way in bridging the students and Alumni and help them take forward the innovation race.

Number of Alumni Events Conducted from 1st July 2017 to 30th June 2018 S. No. Faculty No. of Events Conducted 1 FET 10 2 FAS 1 3 FCA 4 4 FMS 6 5 FMeH 3 6 FCBS 6 7 FAD 0 8 FBSS 0 Total 30 Department of Alumni Relations 60 Grand Total 90

List of Alumni Events conducted during 1st July 2017 – 30th June 2018:

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1 FET MRIIRS 11.01.18 Interaction 60 Mr. Dikshant Malik with ECE Students on Role of Effective Communica tion in our Life 2 FET MRIIRS 09.02.18 Interaction 35 Mr. Tushar Mehta with 6th Sem ECE Students on how to appear for Placements

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3 FET MRIIRS 06.03.18 Seminar on 110 Ms. Gunjan Kaur entreprene urship. 4 FET MRIIRS 07.03.18 Interaction 66 Ms. Mickey Mehta with the BT students regarding patent awareness 5 FET MRIIRS 15.03.18 Interaction 110 Mr. Vinay Tolambia with 1st Sem Students of FET on Integrity and its Importance in our Life 6 FET MRIIRS 26.03.18 Interaction 50 Ms. Kanika Narula regarding higher studies in field of BT 7 FET MRIIRS 26.03.18 Interaction 50 Mr. Abhishek Kaushik regarding higher studies in field of BT 8 FET MRIIRS 28.03.18 Industrial 35 Mr. Madhur Bakshi Visit (1st, 3rd, 5th Sem Automobile Engineering Students) 9 FET MRIIRS 29.03.18 workshop 60 Mr. Kannu Mittal on “Programin g Fundament als/ Competitive Programmi ng” 10 FAS MRIIRS 08.09.17 World 350 Physiothera py Day Celebration s 11 FMS MRIIRS 18.02.18 Placement 70 Mr. Ranveer Singh (14-16), Drive Truechip 12 FMS MRIIRS 01.02.18 Placement 50 Sonal Sharma (15-17), Asahi Drive - India Glass Asahi India Glass 13 FMS MRIIRS 01.03.18 Placement 50 Sonal Sharma (15-17), Asahi Drive - India Glass Asahi India Glass 137

14 FMS MRIIRS 01.06.17 Interaction 100 Radhika Chaudhary (13-15), with new Indusind Bank, Jyot Swarup batch Singh (14-16), Stryker,Parichay Tyagi (13-15) ,Prerna Pundora (13-15), Lady Griffin Adventures 15 FMS MRIIRS 01.07.17 Placement 80 Anubhav Mishra (9-11), Urja Drive Gasifiers 16 FMS MRIIRS 01.10.17 Alumni 100 RasikMathur(10-12), Rare Media Interaction Pvt Ltd , Nidhi Mangla (10-12), Entrepreneur, Deepanshu Chaturvedi (10- 12),Entrepreneur 17 FMeH MRIIRS 30.08.17 Media 350 Chief Guest- Ms Anurradha Conclave Prasad- Managing Director- network 24, Other Eminent Guests - Sh. Pankaj Pachuri-Founder & Editor in Chief Go News, Sh. M.K Venu-Founding Editor – THE Wire, Mr Rajesh Badal-Executive Director- Rajya Sabha, Sh.Ajit Anjum- Managing director of INDIA TV , Shams Tahir- Executive Editor - DAT- Editorial AT, Sh.Shantanu Guha Ray- India Head- Central European News Service and Ms. Shubrastha-Political Strategist - BJP. 18 FMeH MRIIRS 04.11.17 Inter 150 Media Students from Delhi-NCR University Universities/Colleges Media Quiz participated in the competition 19 FMeH MRIIRS 22.03.18 Internation 200 Delegates from all over India al participated in the conference Conference 20 FCA MRIIRS 09.02.18 Expert Talk Approx The resourse person for this on 90 event was Mr. Dhruv Mangal, Upcoming students Technical Lead in J2EE, ATG Technologi of MCA, and E- commerce. He is es and BCA and currently working with Trans Ecommerce B.Sc(IT) American Information System, Domain - sixth Gurugram. Mr. Dhruv Mangal semester is our MCA Alumni of Batch (2009-12). The session was inaugurated by Dr. S.S. Tyagi, HOD, Faculty of Computer Applications. He welcomed the Guest speaker as well. He guided students about emerging technologies and domain being adopted by developers of leading IT Organizations

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21 FCA MRIIRS 07.04.18 Alumni Approxim Alumni from different corporate Meet ate 65 circles of Information SANSMARA Alumni Technology, Production, N 2K18' of MCA, Marketing, Communications, BCA and and Entrepreneurs came B.Sc (IT) forward to share their corporate (2014, experience and where are they 2015 and now, years after graduating 2017 from Manav Rachna. Dr. S.S. pass out Tyagi, HOD, FCA began the batches) formal session by his welcome speech and motivated alumni to bond with the department in a big way so that their knowledge and proficiency helps junior students in all aspects of their academic career and personal goals. Sh. R.K. Arora, Registrar, MRIIRS introduced the MRIIRS Alumni Associations to alumni members, and the initiatives being taken for better engagement of the alumni with their Alma Mater. Dr. N.C. Wadhwa, Honorable Vice Chancellor, MRIIRS blessed students with his inspiring note and expressed his deep concern for the alumni and their success in the competitive world. Alumni also met Dr. Naresh Grover, Dean, FCA and expressed gratitude for holding the meet. 22 FCA MRIIRS 18.09.17 Alumni 100 Ms. Shailja Mishra, Alumni of Lecture MCA 2013 – 15 Batch Series 23 FCBS MRIIRS 01.09.17 Alumni 70 Leadership by Mr Mrintujay Lecture Tripathi Series 24 FCBS MRIIRS 08.09.17 Alumni 70 Transforming student into Lecture employee by Ms Sanya Dayal Series 25 FCBS MRIIRS 05.10.17 Alumni 70 Topic was Management of Life Lecture by Mr Prateek Gupta Series 26 FCBS MRIIRS 20.03.18 Alumni 300 Ms Meenu Goyal (2013-16) was Interaction invited as a special guest for Wacky Wednesday(club events). She distributed the prizes to winners 27 FCBS MRIIRS 03.04.18 Alumni 30 Mr Dushyant Kaushik(2012-15) Interaction came to witness Inno Skills 2018. He interacted with the students of all semesters. 28 FCBS MRIIRS 11.04.18 Antakshari 50 A total of 3 teams of around 50 students participated in the event. Mr Mayank Jain hosted the show

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29 DAR MRIIRS 29.10.17 Alumni 100 100 Alumni of MRIIRS Networking networked and shared their Meet - details, also met UGC Team for Scribble interaction. 30 DAR MRIIRS 08.08.17 Alumni 5 Mr. Kuldeep Kumar, B. Tech Connect Aero, FET, MRIIRS [2013 – Activity 2017] 31 DAR MRIIRS 29.07.17 Alumni 5 Ms. Megha Gupta, from MBA, Connect CITM Batch of 2007 – 2009 Activity 32 DAR MRIIRS 24.08.17 Alumni 5 Mr. Hardeep Singh, B. Tech Connect (ME), FET, MRIIRS [2011 – Activity 2015] 33 DAR MRIIRS 01.09.17 Alumni 5 Mr. Yogesh Kumar, from CSE, Connect FET, MRIIRS [2013 – 2017] Activity 34 FCA MRIIRS 01.09.17 Alumni 5 Mr. Rishi Ghai, Senior Manager, Lecture Ericsson (Noida), for an ‘Expert Series Talk’ on the topic “High Level View of Cloud Computing on 1st September 2017. Mr. Rishi, alumni of MCA Batch (2002-05) 35 DAR MRIIRS 04.09.17 Alumni 5 Mr. Shivender Dahiya from ECE, Connect FET, MRIIRS Batch [2008 – Activity 2012] 36 FET MRIIRS 04.09.17 Alumni 30 Mr. Pravin Yadav, Alumni of IT Lecture [2010 – 2014] Batch. Mr. Pravin Series delivered a lecture on Cyber Security and its applications. 37 DAR MRIIRS 09.09.17 Alumni 5 Ms. Sameeya Zargar our alumni Connect of Civil, FET, MRIIRS 2013 – Activity 2017 Batch 38 DAR MRIIRS 16.09.17 Alumni 10 Ms. Bhart Chauhan [2008 – Connect 2012], Ms. Ekta Chaudhary Activity [2008 – 2012], and Mr. Sumit Kharbanda [2009 – 2013] 39 DAR MRIIRS 29-Sep-17 Alumni 5 Mr. Abhineet Singh, from MBA, Connect CITM Batch of 2007 – 2009 Activity 40 DAR MRIIRS 06.10.17 Alumni 5 Mr. Ankit Sansanwal, Alumni of Connect Civil, FET, MRIIRS Batch of Activity 2009 – 2013 41 DAR MRIIRS 07.10.17 Alumni 5 Mr. Harshvardhan Chaturvedi, Connect Alumni of ECE, FET, MRIIRS Activity 2013 – 2017 Batch 42 DAR MRIIRS 26.10.17 Alumni 5 Mr. Anshul Mudgal, Alumni of Connect MBA, CITM [2007 – 2009] Activity 43 DAR MRIIRS 16.10.17 Alumni 5 Mr. Kapil Rana, Alumni of B. Connect Tech (Civil), FET, MRIIRS Batch Activity of 2012 – 2016 44 DAR MRIIRS 06.11.17 Alumni 5 Mr. Mohit Malik, Alumni of CSE, Connect FET, MRIIRS Batch of 2010 – Activity 2014 45 DAR MRIIRS 07.11.17 Alumni 5 Mr. Bhavpreet Singhal, Alumni Connect of ECE, CITM [2006 – 2010] Activity

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46 DAR MRIIRS 03.11.17 Alumni 5 Mr. Manas Gandhi and Mr. Connect Prateek Gulati, Alumni of B. Activity Tech FET, MRIIRS [2011 – 2015] 47 DAR MRIIRS 09.11.17 Alumni 5 Mr. Rup Narayan, Alumni of B. Connect Tech, Mechanical, Batch of 2012 Activity – 2016 48 DAR MRIIRS 10.11.17 Alumni 5 Ms. Madhu Tanwar, Alumni of Connect B.Sc & M. Sc. Nutrition & Activity Dietetics, FAS, MRIIRS [2012 – 2015] and [2015 – 2017] 49 DAR MRIIRS 13.11.17 Alumni 5 Ms. Gazal Bhatia, Alumni of B.Sc Connect & M. Sc. Nutrition & Dietetics, Activity FAS, MRIIRS [2012 – 2015] and [2015 – 2017] 50 DAR MRIIRS 16.11.17 Alumni 5 Ms. Rabia Saluja, Alumni of B.Sc Connect & M. Sc. Nutrition & Dietetics, Activity FAS, MRIIRS [2012 – 2015] and [2015 – 2017], Ms. Tanvi, Alumni of B. Sc & M. Sc. Nutrition & Dietetics, FAS, MRIIRS [2012 – 2015] and [2015 – 2017] 51 DAR MRIIRS 17.11.17 Alumni 5 Mr. Jonathan Yemba, Alumni of Connect B. Tech (Civil), FET, MRIIRS Activity Batch of 2012 – 2016 52 DAR MRIIRS 22.11.17 Alumni 5 Mr. Udit, our Alumni of B. Tech Connect (ME), FET, MRIIRS Batch of Activity 2012 – 2016 53 DAR MRIIRS 4.12.17 Alumni 5 Ms. R Zorinrangi, Alumni of B. Connect Sc. (N & D), FAS, MRIIRS (now Activity MRIIRS) 2012 – 2015 54 DAR MRIIRS 5.12.17 Alumni 5 Ms. Apala Chaubey, our Alumni Connect from M. Sc. Nutrition & Dietetics Activity [2015 – 2017 55 DAR MRIIRS 16.12.17 Alumni 5 Ms. Mahima Bakshi is our proud Connect Alumni of Bachelor of Activity Physiotherapy, Faculty of Applied Sciences, Manav Rachna International Institute of Research & Studies (earlier MRIIRS), Batch of 2007 - 2010. Ms. Malaha Abdul Rasheed, our international Alumni from Sri Lanka. She completed her B. Sc & M. Sc. in Nutrition and Dietetics from Faculty of Applied Sciences, MRIIRS in 2015 and 2017 respectively. 56 DAR MRIIRS 18.12.17 Alumni 5 Mr. Tanmay Mathur, our Alumni Connect of B. Tech Automobile Activity Engineering, FET, MRIIRS, Batch of 2009 – 2013 57 DAR MRIIRS 20.12.17 Alumni 5 Mr. Prateet Gupta, our Alumni Connect of B. Tech – CSE, CITM [now Activity FET, MRIIRS] 58 DAR MRIIRS 28.12.17 Alumni 5 Mr. Siddharth Chauhan, Alumni Connect of B. Tech, M. Tech (Civil),

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85 DAR MRIIRS 30.04.18 Alumni 5 Parsotam Bhadana, B.Sc. (N & Connect D),FAS, MRIIRS [2014 – 17] Activity was in the campus to collect his documents. He is currently preparing for SSC Exam. Santosh Kumar, B. Tech (ME), FET, MRIIRS [2012 – 16], and Sunil Kumar Suman, B. Tech (ECE), FET, MRIIRS [2012 – 16],were in the campus to collect their security amount. Mr. Santosh Kumar is working as an associate in Magic Pin Gurgaon, while Mr. Sunil is preparing for SSC. 86 DAR MRIIRS 11.05.18 Alumni 5 Ms. Vinati Tulsian, Alumni of B. Connect Tech (CSE), FET, MRIIRS [2010 Activity – 2014] 87 DAR MRIIRS 22.05.18 Alumni 5 Ms. Meha Sharma, Alumni of B. Connect Tech, FET, MRIIRS [2001 – 05] Activity and Mr. Harish Bhardwaj, Alumni of B. Tech, FET, MRIIRS [1999 – 03] 88 DAR MRIIRS 7.07.18 Alumni 5 Mr. Jishu Tyagi, Alumni of B. Connect Tech (CSE), FET, MRIIRS [2011 Activity – 2015] 89 DAR MRIIRS 20.06.18 Alumni 5 Ms. Tania Kar, Alumni of B. Sc. Connect (N & D), FAS, MRIIRS [2013 – Activity 2016] 90 DAR MRIIRS 22.06.18 Alumni 5 . Udita Goel, Alumni of B. Tech Connect (EEE), FET, MRIIRS [2010 – Activity 2014]

Meetings held during academic year (July 2017 – June 2018):

Meetings Conducted (July 2017 – June 2018) 1 Alumni Faculty Coordinator 06.07.2017 2 Presidents Meeting 24.07.2017 3 Informal Meeting 03.08.2017 4 Informal Meeting 22.08.2017 5 Executive Council 26.08.2017 6 Meeting with HODs 01.12.2017 7 Executive Council 03.02.2018 8 Alumni Faculty Coordinator 13.03.2018 9 Alumni Faculty Coordinator 25.06.2018

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INFRASTRUCTURAL FACILITIES

6.1 Dr. O.P. Bhalla Central Library

Dr. O.P. Bhalla Central Library and its constituent Departmental Level Libraries and Faculty Libraries strengthened the research and academic outreach during the period FY 2017-18.

It strengthened the Library Services, Collection and Resources by adding 2225 volumes of print books. The Library renewed the subscription to IEEE’s ASPP collection in addition to renewal of online databases namely, ASME, ASCE, J-Gate Engineering and Technology, J- Gate Social and Management Sciences, ASTM Digital Library, Ebsco Sport Discus, Ebsco Discovery Solution, Ebsco Academic eBooks Collection, Ebsco Art and Architecture databases, Anti-plagiarims Software, Turnitin and institutional membership of Developing Library Network (DELNET) and the American Library, New Delhi.

The collection strength of the Library as of June 30, 2018 is as below:

Print Books 1,10,965 Volumes, Titles 20917 E-Books 1,83,277 Print Journals and 220 Magazines E-Journals 29318 Online Databases 15 E-Readers – Kindles 15

CDs and DVDs 3827 Project Reports 2874 Bound Journals 1272 Theses 71 Library Portal library.mriirs.edu.in Library Online Catalog libopac.mrei.ac.in Single Window http://central-library.MRIIRS.edu.in/single-window-search-for-all- Discovery Solution library-resources/ Remote Access to the http://MRIIRSelibrary.centralindia.cloudapp.azure.com:2048/login Library Resources

Library Organised more than 24 Library Orientation and briefing sessions on Digital Library, Accessing Library Resource Remoteley, Research Tool Mendely and Avoiding pitfalls of plagiarism for Faculty and Research Scholars. Some of the key programs included:

Strengthened the National Digital Library Initiative by promoting enrollment of Manav Rachna Associates and Students to National Digital Library

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Regional Workshop on “DELNET Discovery Services, Open Source Software, Emerging Technologies in Knowledge Management, Academic Integrity & Plagiarism”, July 29, 2017

Dr. O.P. Bhalla Central Library was nominated for “Best Technology Enabled Library Award” at Library Technology Conclve @ Goa University, January 23-26, 2018 jointly organized by Informatics India Ltd and Goa University.

Dr O.P. Bhalla Central Library Annual Lecture was instituted on April 4, 2018. Themed on “Embrace Digital Transformation” the annual lecture was organized to apprise the faculty members, researchers and librarians from Delhi NCR with various aspects of digital transformation. The lecture was delivered by DrShantanuGanguly, a Fellow, TERI; Principal Investigator, SIRO Project; and KM Practice Lead, Uttarakhand Government and World Bank Projects. MsHeeraKapasi and Ms Kala Dutta, Former Library Directors, The American Library, New Delhi were also present during the lecture.

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SahityaAkademi, New Delhi anadRanganathan Research Circle, New Delhi invited the University Librarian to deliver an invited talk on May 10, 2018 on “Library Outreach and Information Services in Present Era” at SahityaAkademi, New Delhi

Library team participated in select national and international conferences.

6.2 IT Cell

MRIIRS has a dedicated Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Cell, which provides IT and Communication support to all the Faculties and Staff. The Cell plans, organizes & maintains all ICT equipment and campus wide networks for all the university departments/faculties. An in-house repair facility ensures that downtime is kept to the minimum. Indirectly, it contributes to optimal teaching learning process, besides ensuring a very high satisfaction level for the students and control on avoidable expenditures. MRIIRS has subscribed to Comprehensive Cloud based ERP from M/s IcloudNxt, Pune is a UMS (University Management System) which provides integrated solution to enhance and digitize the processes like Admissions, Transport, Hostel and students’ academic life cycle management operations in the university. Students’ attendancesintegrated with SMS and Email system to inform parents/ guardians about any default in attendance system of the pupil. The automation process includes online application for admission, conduction of assessment / admission test, preparation of merit list, allotment of batches and seats, collection of fee. The process of ongoing need based development on Campus Management System is planned for timetable, student attendance, and administrative functions like HRMS, Payroll, Finance and Accounting, Purchase and Inventory, Facilities Management etc. some of these modules are already I process and tested successfully. A blended Learning Management System ensures comprehensive academic support to the students in the form of study material consisting of lesson plans, class notes, assignments, stimulations, animations, assessment exercises etc. This Year University is emphasizing on “Swayam” and “Moocs” implementation within the university. Central IT department I in process of hosting a in-house web site which will provide all the information about the IT policies, accept complaints and the person will be able to see the status of their complaints. Moreover, this will have a facility of Micro-Blogging Site and will have departmental pages for broadcasting the departmental happenings.. This will eliminate the need and the process of the mass mailing system

The detail of ICT facilities available at MRIIRS during the period under report areas below:

 The University deploys excellent IT Infrastructure in carrying out activities like academic delivery, administration and services.  The concept of Green Computing piloted with Central Library.  Desktops: 1800+; Laptops: 155+; Print ing facility: more than 160 units  Internet bandwidth: 155 Mbps; Internet access through DHCP.  Firewall: Fortinet (1500 concurrent users).  Wi-Fi Access Points: 190+ from Campus network and more than 120 paid services through Reliance JIO and Airtel  LAN facility: 148 Switch (HP Procurve, HP POE, 3COM, Dlink, Cisco).  UPS: 635 kVA (Total Capacity).  Prominent Applications softwares: IBM Rational Seed, STADD PRO, Digsilent, RTOS, VLSI Design Tanner Tool Pro, Xilinx ISE 13.1, OR-CAD Engg. Suite, MATLAB, Simulink with various tool boxes, Lab View, Catia, Pro-E, Quark Express, Adobe Creative, Corel Draw, Sony Sound Forge, Prolog. MX roads, Microsoft Projects 147

 The total university campus is covered under an agreement with Microsoft for campus agreement fo compliance of the licenses to avoid any Software piracy.  LCD/LED Projectors: 142  In-house Troubleshooting & Repair Centre.  Dish Satelite system connected with classroom projectors for MOOCS and Swayam the initiative by Govt of India for collaborative and enhanced training by the Indian premium institutes 6.3 Healthcare Facilties

A wide range of health and welfare services are available at Manav Rachna campus. The University has a well-equipped dispensary for first aid and minor medical services. The university has a qualified doctor and nursing staff on the campus to take care of the medical emergencies. The University also has two State-of-The-Art, well equipped ambulance to cater to any exigencies thus ensuring highest medical safety for the faculty and the students alike. Besides having the First- Aid room in the campus and a separate sick bay for boys and girls, there is a State-of-the-Art Out Patient Department of Physiotherapy. The University’s medical consultant is available for consultation between the specified hours on all working days.

Other facilities are as under:

ICICI Lombard General Insurance - Group Accident Policy Cover for all Employees / Students / Contractual Employees.

Asian Hospital - Tie up offers discount on Medical Facilities (All Employees & their Dependents & Students included). Discounts can be availed after showing I card.

Metro Hospital - Tie up offers discount on Medical Facilities ( All Employees & Students of MRIU included). Discounts can be availed after showing I card.

6.4 Sports Infrastructure

Sports Facilities:

Indoor Sports Arena: MRIIRS has wonderful Indoor Sports Arena in the area of 7000 Square feet at Q block basement with the facilities of One Badminton Court, 8 T.T Tables, 3 Billiards Tables & 3 Pool Tables. This sports arena is open to all the Manav Rachna Students and Hostellers from 8.00 Am to 8.00 PM.

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Shooting Range No-1: MRIIRS has a wonderful 25 meters range with 2 Bay of SIUS ASCOR electronic targets & each Bay consist of 5 Targets with Monitors. This range is located near Staff quarters.

Shooting Range No- 2: Newly developed sports arena constructed in Q Block Basement in which two 10 Mtr. Fully A.C Shooting Ranges, one is having 13 Manual Target and second is known to be final range having 8 SIUS electronics targets with Monitors. And also having all the modern facility for shooters as well as for spectators, including locker rooms modern wash rooms, exercise area, etc.

Cricket Ground: The Cricket Ground in Campus is located in front of K & L Block. This 40 x 40 meters lush green ground is equipped with flood lights and has 2 well maintained turf pitches.

Squash Court: The Squash Court is located at A Block 2nd Floor. This is equipped with lights & A.C facilities. The court is 9.75 meter long,6.4 meter wide, height 5.64 meter. There are other sports facilities available as Carrom & Chess boards along with Pool table.

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Volleyball Courts: Volleyball Court with flood lights is in MRIIRS Campus in front of B Block . It is also available for all the Manav Rachna Students & Hostellers from Morning to Evening.

Basketball Courts: There are 3 Basketball Courts in MRIIRS Campus. One Basketball Court is in front of E & F Block & one Basketball Court with flood lights is in front of B Block & one Basketball Court with flood lights is in front of International Boys Hostel. It is also available for all the Manav Rachna Students & Hostellers from morning to evening.

Soccer Ground: Another good facility coming up in the campus is, Modern Soccer Ground about to be completed between Staff Quarters & Q Block.

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6.5 Other Student Support Systems/Facilities

Cafeteria and Canteens are common hangouts for students in educational institutions. MRIIRS campus has many Cafeteria and Canteens to cater to varied taste of students, which provide various food items in a hygienic environment. Some of the popular Café and Canteens are as under: Needs Supermart (International Boys Hostel) Latest addition to MRIIRS campus, Hot Embers serves tasty and sumptuous Soups & Starters, Grills (Fish, Chicken, Cheese, Anjeer), Curry Corner serving Non-Veg/Veg Thai dishes, Noodles Corner serving Maggie & Pastas and Soft drinks, Tea/Coffee etc Hunger Cure (In front of Block B) This café serves Footlong, Pastas, Salads, Garlic Bread, Chili Mushrooms/Gobhi and other snacks, soft drinks, Tea/Coffee, Shakes etc. Student Tuck-shop (Block A) Stationery, Mobile Recharge, Photocopy Student Canteen (Block F) Snacks, Lunch, Soft Drinks, Tea/Coffee.Student Canteen (Q Block): Stationery, Photocopy, Snacks, Lunch, Soft Drinks, Tea/Coffee etc. Student Café (Central Library, T Block) Serves snacks, soft drinks, Tea / Coffee etc.

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CHAPTER – 7 RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

Research is THAT COMPONENT of the university which is everlasting, unending contribution to society and the mankind. The production of theoretical knowledge and integrated experiential findings are the two main aspects of research activities. The outcomes which are constantly augmented, corrected and revised is a natural corollary but the huge data base created and the published material built by researcher-writers is indeed appreciable. This does serve as an index to the functioning of a reputed academic institution and also showcases the quality expression of its scholarly activities. Since its inception in 2009, MANAV RACHNA Research Programme has evolved from the initial focus on fundamental research to vital contributions to both fundamental, experiential and empirical research in various academic disciplines and interdisciplinary areas. This shift has been gradual without any major impediment. It has yielded the desired objective of the creation of a viable, socially relevant research outputs. The endeavor is for the creation and continual expansion of this research temperament. The prime objective of the Research Programme is to have strong focus on generation of original ideas and thoughts which thereupon would be connected with empirical works of subject-oriented researches in sciences, social sciences, humanities, management, technology and other disciplines offered by the University as areas of probe and investigation from time to time and shall subsume out-of-box thinking and innovation. This is further extrapolated to solution findings to social problems. Our research programme has practical import component which also sets in an important ingredient of social outreach and service. There is always a time when the academicians are countered with statement that active research would take away the focus from teaching but it is important to believe that Good Teaching is a natural byproduct of Good Research and quality of research improves when faculty members are engaged in research as they would share latest developments with their students and would also make them understand newer ways of application of theory. Such faculty also prepares a good workforce for future who can be the game changers and not just the ones who look for lucrative packages.

7.1 Books/Chapters Published

Universities are for improving the skills and knowledge of the mankind. Its their duty to make the knowledge reachable to everyone and also make the knowledge grow, find more and develop more. The books are the medium by which all of this is possible. Faculty members at Manav Rachna understand this philosophy and hence involve themselves in writing chapter/Books.The details for this year is as follows:

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S. Facult No Deptt. Title Author(S) Publishers y . Reward and recognition Dr. Neeraj Humanities & 1 FET as an effective Kumari & Dr. Scholars' Press Management motivational tool Devi Singh Kernel-Based Machine Learning Techniques: An Innovative Way of Vijay Kumar, Designing Healthcare Arti Saxena 2 FET Mathematics Systems and Services : IGI Global and Suresh Big Data Management Kumar and the Internet of Things for Improved Health Systems Bansal Dr. Sheena Implementing TQM in Publishers- Automobile Sabharwal, Dr. 3 FET Teacher Education: A Chandigarh Engineering Fauzia Khan & Challenge ISBN 978-93- Ram Pravesh 86490-15-5

Chapter 16 :Emerging Published in the Technologies and ICT United States of Electronics Solutions in America by IGI & Healthcare;Handbook Dr.Dipali Reference 701 E. 4 FET Communications of Research on Bansal Chocolate Engineering Healthcare Avenue Administration Hershey PA, USA and Management 17033

Cultural change and Humanities & emotional Dr. Neeraj 5 FET Scholars' Press Management transformations post Kumari acquisition Performance management system in Humanities & Dr. Neeraj 6 FET IT/ ITES industry ( Scholars' Press Management Kumari ISBN: 978-620-2- 30048-3) Humanities & Organizational climate: Dr. Neeraj 7 FET Scholars' Press Management A live study Kumari CSR impact on Dr. Neeraj Humanities & marketplace,workplace, 8 FET Kumari & Dr. Scholars' Press Management company values and Devi Singh environment Vinod Kumar, S.Vikas & Co. Deepak Kumar Medical Publisher 9 FET Mathematics Remedial Mathematics and Prince ISBN 97893- Goyal 83290-38-3 LAMBERT Vijay Kumar, Intuitionistic Fuzzy Sets Academic Arti Saxena 10 FET Mathematics in Medical Decision Publishers, 2017. and Suresh Making Processes ISBN Kumar 9783330082540

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D.Saha, Springer Groundwater Resources S.Marwaha & ISBN: 987-981- & Sustainable Dr.Arunangshu 11 FET Civil Engg. 10-4551-6 Management Issues in Mukherjee ISSN: 2364-6454 India, page 1-12 (authored a st

chapter) Springer Clean & Sustainable Dr.Arunangshu ISBN: 987-981- 12 FET Civil Engg. Groundwater of India Mukherjee 10-4551-6 (2018) (edited book) ISSN: 2364-6454 FET CSE Implementation of Dr. Springer Image Compression Madhulika,Abh Singapore 13 and Cryptography on ishek, Fractal Images Madhrima FET CSE A Tour Toward the Dr. Poonam Springer Development of Various Tanwar, Ms. Techniques for Banita Paralysis Detection Using Image Processing 14 ( Book Chapter in Biologically Rationalized Computing Techniques For Image Processing Applications) FET CSE Analysis and Design of Shefali BPB 15 Algorithms - A Singhal,Neha Publications,New Beginner's Hope Garg Delhi FET CSE Comparative Analysis of Meeta Singh, Springer Different Load Poonam 16 Balancing Algorithm Nandal, Deepa

Using Cloud Analyst Bura FET CSE Kernel-Based Machine Dr. Suresh IGI Global Learning Techniques: Kumar, Mr. 17 An Innovative Way of Vijay Kumar, Designing Healthcare Ms. Arti Systems and Services Saxena FET CSE Big Data & Deep Data: Madhulika IOS Press Minding the Challenges Bhatia, Mamta Netherlands 18 Mittal, Madhurima FET CSE Intuitionistic Fuzzy Sets Vijay Kumar, LAP Lambert 19 in Medical Decision Arti Saxena, Academic making Process Suresh Kumar Publishing FET CSE A cheiloscopic approach Shilpi Jain, Springer for unique identification Poojita,Madhul 20 among indian ika subpopulation FET CSE Web page Shefali Springer Nature Representation using Singhal,Neha Singapore Pte Bacjtracking with Garg Ltd. 21 Multidimension database for small screen FET CSE Content Based Social Charu Virmani, Springer Network Aggregation Dr. Dimple 22 Juneja, Dr. Anuradha Pillai

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FET CSE Health Recommender Ritika Bateja, Spriner Nature System and Its Sanjay Kumar 23 Application with Pandey, MapReduce Framework Ashutosh FET CSE Preditive Analysis for Roopal, Springer 24 LAMA and Absconding Anchal, Behaviour of Patient Madhulika

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For effective development in profession it is very im[portant to keep developing knowledge and skills, so that educators can address students learning challenges in this age with ocean of knowledge is available on just on click of a button. Conferences provide a great opportunity to network. Often competitors from other regions of the country can become valuableresources for referrals and best-practices.Attending a Seminar /workshop/symposium etc.has numerous benefits, including improving communication skills, gaining expert knowledge, networking with others and renewing motivation and confidence.At a conference, innovative ideas are thrown about and new information is exchanged among experts.At Manav Rachna,faculty members are always encouraged to participate in these platforms and new horizons of research.

Symposium/Workshop/Conferences Organized S. No. Faculty Depa TITLE Level Duratioi Date(s) rt. n No. of From To Day (s) Workshop on IOT 1 FET ECE National 1 10.08.17 10.08.17 Fudamental PDP on Soft Skill Training by 2 FET ECE National 3 21.08.17 08.09.17 Huawei Learning Services Technical Paper 3 FET ECE National 1 27.09.17 27.09.17 presentation Short Term Course 4 FET ECE National 1 09.10.17 13.10.17 on VLSI Design Short Term Course 5 FET ECE National 1 30.10.17 03.11.17 on Wireless Technical Quiz- 6 FET ECE National 1 06.11.17 06.11.17 2017 Seminar:Trending 7 FET ECE National 1 08.09.17 08.09.17 News in ECE-2017 8 FET EEE Advanced PLC National 3 01.11.17 03.11.17 FET ME 3D Printing & National 1 29.08.2017 29.08.2017 9 Scanning FET ME Workshop (HMT National 1 29.12.2017 30.12.2017 10 Lathe) 11 FET Civil Advancement in National 1 04.08.17 04.08.17 Material Testing Equipment in the field of Civil

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Engineering and Universal testing Machine FET Civil "Swachh” Under 1 7.09.17 7.09.17 12 Swachhata National Pakhwada FET Civil Innovative Prac 1 06.11.17 06.11.17 Innovative Practices in Cement & 13 Construction National Industry tices in Cement & Construction Industry FET Civil Health Monitoring 1 04.04.18 04.04.18 14 National of Structures FET Civil Total Station and National 2 11.04.18 12.04.18 15 Applied Software FET Civil 30 Hrs. Software National 30 hours 24.04.18 26.04.18 16 Training Program on Mx-Road FET CSE Organize 1day National MRIIRS 1 day 03.04.2018 Ethical hacking 17 workshop on INNOSKILL, 2018 , 3rd april FET CSE Organize 1day National MRIIRS 1 day 04.04.2018 Android App development 18 workshop on INNOSKILL, 2018 , 4th april FET CSE Organized a National MRIIRS 1 day 06.04.2018 seminar titled " How to land a job 19 in your Dream Company" , 6th April FET CSE 3 days National National MRIIRS 3 Days 7.03.2018 cyber security 20 conference, 3days conference , 7th to 9th march,2018 FET CSE Two day workshop National MRIIRS 2 29.03.2018 on “Programing 21 Fundamentals/ Competitive Programming FET CSE Workshop on Big National FET, 1 13.11.2017 22 Data and Hadoop MRIU FET CSE Workshop on Big National FET, 1 28.08.17 23 Data and Hadoop MRIU FET CSE Workshop on Agile National FET, 1 19.08.2017 24 Technology MRIU Media Outreach: 25 FMeH J& MC Responsibility & National 1 30.08.17 30.08.17 Accountability’

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“Gandhian 26 FMeH J& MC Perspective of National 1 24.10.17 24.10.17 Journalism” 27 FMeH J& MC Media Quiz National 1 07.09.17 07.09.17 Hadoop 28 FCA CA National 2 17.07.17 18.7.17 Framework

Symposium/Workshop/Conferences attended by the faculty S. Fac Deptt Name Of Faculty Title Of The Programme Venue Durat No. ulty Member ion No. of Day (s) International Conference attended 1 FET AU Mr. Ram Pravesh Application of thermal GCET Greater Engineering Noida 1

2 FET Auto Dr. Devendra IC on Exploring advances in The Park Hotel Vashist Automobile Transmission New Delhi 1 Technologies

3 FET Auto Dr. Devendra International Conference on Pragati Maidan Vashist Green Mobility New Delhi India 1 4 FET Auto Dr. Devendra International Conference on Mechanical Vashist Quality,Productivity, Engineering Reliability, Optimization and Manav Rachna 3 Modeling (ICQPROM 2017) International University 5 FET Auto Gurpreet Singh International Conference on Mechanical Matharou Quality,Productivity, Engineering Reliability, Optimization and Manav Rachna 3 Modeling (ICQPROM 2017) International University 6 FET Auto Gurpreet Singh National Conference on PHD House, New Virtual Reality, Augmented Delhi 1 Reality and Mixed Reality

7 FET Auto Gurpreet Singh Safety Driven Technology The Park ,New “Vision Zero-The Role Of Delhi Technology”

8 FET Auto Ram Pravesh Conference on 3D Printing PHD House, New organized by PHD Chamber Delhi 1 of Commerce and Industry

9 FET Auto Gurpreet Singh Conference on 3D Printing PHD House, New organized by PHD Chamber Delhi 1 of Commerce and Industry

10 FET Auto Mr. Sunny Bhatia Article and Thesis writing NIT Kurukshetra with Latex 2 11 FET Auto Dr. Devendra Product Training HONDA Honda Regional Vashist M/C and Scooters Training 2 Centre,Noida

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12 FET Auto Ram Pravesh Product Training HONDA Honda Regional M/C and Scooters Training 2 Centre,Noida

13 FET Auto Gurpreet Singh Product Training HONDA Honda Regional Matharou M/C and Scooters Training 2 Centre,Noida

14 FET Auto Mr. Bintoo Kumar Product Training HONDA Honda Regional M/C and Scooters Training 2 Centre,Noida

15 FET Auto Ram Pravesh Nature Inspired optimization MRIU Faridabad Techniques 1 16 FET Auto Gurpreet Singh Nature Inspired optimization MRIU Faridabad Techniques 1 17 FET Auto GURPREET National Conference on PHD House, New SINGH Virtual Reality, Augmented Delhi 1 MATHAROU Reality and Mixed Reality

18 FET Auto GURPREET Safety Driven Technology The Park New SINGH “Vision Zero-The Role Of Delhi 1 MATHAROU Technology”

19 FET Auto Gurpreet Singh How to manage stress I Block Matharou among Students Auditorium MRIU 1 20 FET BT Dr.Pushpa 7th International Science College of Science C.Tomar Congress (ISC-2017) at and Technology College of Science and Rinchending, Technology Rinchending, Phuentsholing, 2 Phuentsholing, Chukkha, Chukkha, Bhutan. Bhutan. 21 FET BT Dr. Kapila Kumar International Conference on Department advances in plant and ofBiotechnology, 3 microbial Biotechnology JIIT, Noida

22 FET BT Dr.Pushpa 22nd International Pragati Maidan, C.Tomar Engineering & Technology New Delhi Fair IETF 2017, on 3 “Technologies for The Future” 23 FET BT Ms. Richa Yadav Emerging Trends in Drug IGIB, Mall Road, Discovery & Biotechnology Delhi 1 24 FET BT Dr. Shilpa S. Bioprocess Workshop India Habitat Chapadgaonkar Center, Delhi 1 25 FET BT Dr. Soma Nanotechnology Conclave Juniper Hall, Patnaik, Dr. India Habitat 2 Mahak Sapra Centre, New Delhi 26 FET BT Dr Adhikarala Evaluation Methodology and MRIU Syama setting of quality question 1 papers

27 FET ECE Vimlesh Singh, Soft Computing Theories IET, Bundelkhand Priyanka Bansal, and Applications 2017 University , Jhansi P.K.Singhal, Lalit 3 Gupta

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28 FET ECE Abhiruchi Passi, International Conference on SRM University, Dr. Deepak Batra Recent Trends in Computing Ghaziabad 2

29 FET ECE Priyanka Bansal, International Conference on SRM University, Dr. Syed Akhtar Recent Trends in Computing Ghaziabad 2 Imam

30 FET ECE Priyanka Bansal, International Conference on SRM University, Dr. Syed Akhtar Recent Trends in Computing Ghaziabad 2 Imam

31 FET ECE Vimlesh Singh, International Conference on SRM University, Priyanka Bansal, Recent Trends in Computing Ghaziabad 2 P.K.Singhal

32 FET ECE Dr.DipaliBansal 7th International Conference Rajagiri School of and on Advances in Computing & Engineering & Dr.RashimaMahaj Communications (ICACC- Technology, 3 an 2017) Kochi, 33 FET ECE Anu tonk ,Prerna Symposium on Modern CISR, Chandigarh kakkar information and communication 1 tecchnologies for digital India 34 FET ECE Dr.Dipali NBA workshop conducted by B Block Seminar Bansal,Dr.Geeta, Mr.Nameesh Hall Dr.Shruti,Dr.Viml esh,Dr.Abhiruchi, 1 Ms.Shaveta Priyanka,Ms.Romi ka and Mr.Ashish 35 FET ECE Dr.Abhiruchi IESA event Techtronics India Habitat Passi 2017Workshop on Solar Centre 1 domain

36 FET ECE Dr.Geeta and Advanced Modular AT-15-16 Dr.Shruti Programmable Logic Controller(PLC) in collaboration with 1 day MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC INDIA 37 FET ECE Dr.Sunanda and Workshop on Preparation of I Block Ms.Shaveta Quality Self-Learning 2 Support Material for MOOCs

38 FET ECE Dr.Shruti Vashist Green Initiative Clean A Block Initiative “Humara Campus Auditorium 1 Swachh Campus”

39 FET ECE Ms.Amana Converting Information CG-29 Download to Knowledge 1 40 FET ECE Ms.Amana and DELNET A Block Ms.Gagandeep Auditorium 1 41 FET ECE Ms.Romika,Ms.Pr How to Stress Manage stress I Block Auditorim erna,Ms.Pratima, among students 1 Dr.Vimlesh

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42 FET ECE Dr.Geeta and Workshop on Curriculum Board Room Dr.Deepak Quality and Strategy_FET 1 43 FET ECE Ms.Pooja,Ms.Gag Workhop on R systems T Block andeep,Ms.Ila and Ms.Darshna

44 FET ECE Dr.Dipali Webinar on Intel’s First MRIIC lab Bansal,Dr.Geeta Smart Building: SRR3 was Nijhawan,Dr.Shru held.The Webinar focused ti,Dr.Abhiruchi,Ms on Intel’s SRR3 which is a .Priyanka,Ms.Gag 10 storey office-laboratory andeep building in Bangalore, India 1 – equipped with nearly 10,000 sensors for temperature, occupancy, lighting, energy, water, and air quality monitoring 45 FET ECE Ms.Sunanda,Ms.P W-orkshop on Nature AT-15-16 ratima,Ms. Inspired Optimization Shaveta Techniques on 21stJanuary 2017 in collaboration 1 with Soft Computing Research Society 46 FET ECE Ms.Ila Soft Computing Technique- I Block Phython Auditorium 1 47 FET ECE Ms.Savita,Ms.Jyot Soft Computing Technique- AS-29 i,Ms.Vibha MATLAB 1 day 48 FET EEE All faculty Advanced PLC AF-25 members of EEE 3 deptt 49 FET EEE Richa Adlakha, Workshop on PLC under AF-25 Ashish Grover Innoskill 2017 1 50 FET EEE Ashish Grover New Horizons in Technology YMCA institute of for Sustainable Energy and Science,Faridabad 2 Environment(NHTSEE-2017) 51 FET EEE Richa Adlakha, Workshop on PLC AF-25 2 Ashish Grover 52 FET EEE Richa Adlakha, Workshop on PLC AF-25 1 Ashish Grover 53 FET EEE All faculty Skill development workshop AG-25 members of EEE on smart grid 5 deptt 54 FET H&M Dr. Neeraj Nature Inspired Optimization MRIU, Faridabad Kumari Techniques 1 55 FET H&M Dr. Neeraj Intellectual Property and MRIIC and Kumari Scopus MRASC, MRIU 1 56 FET H&M Dr. Neeraj Innovations in Science and FET, MRIU, Kumari Technology (IST-2017) & Faridabad Projects and Posters 1 Competition

57 FET H&M Dr. Neeraj Autonomy of Education FMS, MRIU 2 Kumari

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58 FET H&M Dr. Neeraj Nanotechnology and Manav Rachna Kumari Promotion of Research and Academic Staff Innovation College (MRASC) and Internal 1 Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) 59 FET H&M Dr. Neeraj How to manage stress Manav Rachna Kumari among Students Academic Staff 1 College (MRASC) 60 FET H&M Dr. Neeraj Awareness on MOOC FBSS, MRIU Kumari courses 1 61 FET H&M Dr. Neeraj Guiding Quality Doctoral FET, MRIU and Kumari Research IQAC, MRIU 2 62 FET H&M Dr. Neeraj Preparation of Quality Self- Internal Quality Kumari Learning Support Material Assurance Cell 2 for MOOCs (IQAC), MRIU

63 FET Maths Pooja Khurana National Conference on YMCA Faridabad Advances in Mathematicsand 2 Computing

64 FET Maths Arti Saxena International Conference on MRIU, Faridabad Quality, Productivity 3 Reliability, Optimization and Modelling. 65 FET ME Neeraj Lamba Internatioanl Conference on Sanur,Bali, family business and Indonesia 3 entrepreneurship

66 FET ME DK Dodeja Internatioanl Conference on Sanur,Bali, family business and Indonesia 4 entrepreneurship

67 FET ME Rajender Kumar Internatioanl Conference on Sanur,Bali, family business and Indonesia 4 entrepreneurship 68 FET ME Manoj Nayak Indo-Global Sills Summit & Lalait Hotel, Expo 2017 Cannaught Place, 1 New Delhi 69 FET ME Rajender Kumar Indo-Global Sills Summit & Lalait Hotel, Expo 2017 Cannaught Place, 1 New Delhi 70 FET ME Prof. Virender Zero Defect Zero Effect – Lalait Hotel, Narula ZED Mark Cannaught Place, 1 New Delhi 71 FET ME S K Bhatnagar 10th International Conferece IIT, Madras, COPRN Chennai 3 72 FET ME Dr. Manoj Nayak Workshop on NBA - B Block Seminar Preparation of SAR Room 1 73 FET ME Dr. R.V. Singh Workshop on NBA - B Block Seminar Preparation of SAR Room 1 74 FET ME Col Sachin Workshop on NBA - B Block Seminar Marwah Preparation of SAR Room 1

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75 FET ME Mr. Bhagwat Workshop on NBA - B Block Seminar Singh Shishodia Preparation of SAR Room 1 76 FET ME Mr. S.K. Workshop on NBA - B Block Seminar Bhatnagar Preparation of SAR Room 1 77 FET ME Mr. Shailesh Workshop on NBA - B Block Seminar singh Sanger Preparation of SAR Room 1 78 FET ME Mr. Prateek Mittal Workshop on NBA - B Block Seminar Preparation of SAR Room 1 79 FET ME Mr. Siddharth Workshop on NBA - B Block Seminar Preparation of SAR Room 1 80 FET ME Mr. Subendy Workshop on NBA - B Block Seminar Preparation of SAR Room 1 81 FET ME Mr. Rajnish One day Workshop on Department of Saxena Nature Inspired Optimization Mathmatetics Techniques in collaboration B Block Seminar 1 with Soft Computing Room Research Society 82 FET ME Mr. Neeraj Lamba One day Workshop on Department of Nature Inspired Optimization Mathmatetics Techniques in collaboration B Block Seminar 1 with Soft Computing Room Research Society 83 FET ME MR. Robinson One day Workshop on Department of Nature Inspired Optimization Mathmatetics Techniques in collaboration B Block Seminar 1 with Soft Computing Room Research Society 84 FET ME Mrs Jimmy Mehta One day Workshop on Department of Nature Inspired Optimization Mathmatetics Techniques in collaboration B Block Seminar 1 with Soft Computing Room Research Society 85 FET ME Mrs. Paridhi One day Workshop on Department of Malhotra Nature Inspired Optimization Mathmatetics Techniques in collaboration B Block Seminar 1 with Soft Computing Room Research Society 86 FET ME Mr. A P R Srinivas One day Workshop on Department of Nature Inspired Optimization Mathmatetics Techniques in collaboration B Block Seminar 1 with Soft Computing Room Research Society 87 FET ME Mr. Mohit One day Workshop on Department of Daharan Nature Inspired Optimization Mathmatetics Techniques in collaboration B Block Seminar 1 with Soft Computing Room Research Society

88 FET ME Mr. Shashi Kant Autonomy of Education A Block Auditorium 1 MRIU

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89 FET ME Mr. Jitender Autonomy of Education A Block Dahiya Auditorium 1 MRIU

90 FET ME Mr. Rajender Autonomy of Education A Block Kumar Auditorium 1 MRIU

91 FET ME Mr. Rajnish Autonomy of Education A Block Saxena Auditorium 1 MRIU

92 FET ME Mr. Manish Autonomy of Education A Block Kumar Auditorium 1 MRIU

93 FET ME Mr. Neeraj Lamba Autonomy of Education A Block Auditorium 1 MRIU

94 FET ME Mr. Sunil Kumar Autonomy of Education A Block Auditorium 1 MRIU

95 FET ME Ms Neha Sharma Autonomy of Education A Block Auditorium 1 MRIU

96 FET ME Ms Akanksha Autonomy of Education A Block Tiwari Auditorium 1 MRIU

97 FET ME Mr. APR Srinivas Autonomy of Education A Block Auditorium 1 MRIU

98 FET ME Mr. Siddharth Autonomy of Education A Block Auditorium 1 MRIU

99 FET ME Mr. Arun Sharma Autonomy of Education A Block Auditorium 1 MRIU

100 FET ME Ms Farheen Autonomy of Education A Block Jahan Auditorium 1 MRIU

101 FET ME Mr. Prateek Mittal Autonomy of Education A Block Auditorium 1 MRIU

102 FET ME Ms Jimmy Mehta Autonomy of Education A Block Auditorium 1 MRIU

103 FET ME Mr. Dain D Autonomy of Education A Block Thomas Auditorium 1 MRIU

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104 FET ME Mr. Robinson Autonomy of Education A Block Auditorium 1 MRIU

105 FET ME Mr. Mohit Autonomy of Education A Block Daharan Auditorium 1 MRIU

106 FET ME Mr. Hunny Autonomy of Education A Block Bhandula Auditorium 1 MRIU

107 FET ME Mr. Vaibhav Autonomy of Education A Block Raghav Auditorium 1 MRIU

108 FET ME Mr. Sorabh Autonomy of Education A Block Auditorium 1 MRIU

109 FET ME Mr. Sushant Autonomy of Education A Block Auditorium 1 MRIU

110 FET ME Mr. Prabhat Autonomy of Education A Block Kumar Auditorium 1 MRIU

111 FET ME Mr. Ajay Kumar Autonomy of Education A Block Jena Auditorium 1 MRIU

112 FET ME Mr. Subendu Autonomy of Education A Block Auditorium 1 MRIU

113 FET ME Dr. R.V. Singh Training on Ofice 365 for T-Block MRIU Faculty & staff 1 114 FET ME Dr. Virender Training on Ofice 365 for T-Block MRIU Narula Faculty & staff 1 115 FET ME Dr. Abhishek Training on Ofice 365 for T-Block MRIU Chauhan Faculty & staff 1 116 FET ME Dr. A K S Training on Ofice 365 for T-Block MRIU Chaurdhary Faculty & staff 1 117 FET ME Mr. Naveen Training on Ofice 365 for T-Block MRIU Kumar Faculty & staff 1 118 FET ME Mr. Bhagwat Training on Ofice 365 for T-Block MRIU Singh Shishodia Faculty & staff 1 119 FET ME Mr. Naveen I Support Project Panchhi Navchetna Trust Kumar at MCF Auditorium, NIT 1 Faridabad

120 FET ME Dr. Basanta I Support Project Panchhi Navchetna Trust Kumar Bhuyan at MCF Auditorium, NIT 1 Faridabad

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121 FET ME Mr. Rajnish I Support Project Panchhi Navchetna Trust Saxena at MCF Auditorium, NIT 1 Faridabad

122 FET ME Mr. Rajender I Support Project Panchhi Navchetna Trust Kumar at MCF Auditorium, NIT 1 Faridabad

123 FET ME Mr. Jitender I Support Project Panchhi Navchetna Trust Dahiya at MCF Auditorium, NIT 1 Faridabad

124 FET ME Mr. Neeraj Lamba I Support Project Panchhi Navchetna Trust at MCF Auditorium, NIT 1 Faridabad

125 FET ME Mr. Arun Gaur I Support Project Panchhi Navchetna Trust at MCF Auditorium, NIT 1 Faridabad

126 FET ME Mr. Siddharth I Support Project Panchhi Navchetna Trust at MCF Auditorium, NIT 1 Faridabad

127 FET ME Mr. Prateek Mittal I Support Project Panchhi Navchetna Trust at MCF Auditorium, NIT 1 Faridabad

128 FET ME Mr. Anubhav I Support Project Panchhi Navchetna Trust Khandelwal at MCF Auditorium, NIT 1 Faridabad

129 FET ME Mr. Bhupender FTP on Design Group FET, MRIU Singh (CATIA) (V5) 2 130 FET ME Mr. Pankaj FTP on Design Group FET, MRIU Shakkarwal (CATIA) (V5) 3 131 FET ME Mr. Nitin FTP on Design Group FET, MRIU Waghmare (CATIA) (V5) 4 132 FET ME Ms Farheen FTP on Design Group FET, MRIU Jahan (CATIA) (V5) 5 133 FET ME Mr. Sunil Kumar Awareness Program on GST T-Block MRIU 1 134 FET ME Mr. Vinay Awareness Program on GST T-Block MRIU 1 135 FET ME Mr. Vaibhav Awareness Program on GST T-Block MRIU Raghav 1 136 FET ME Mr. Siddharth Awareness Program on GST T-Block MRIU 1

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137 FET ME Mr. Rajender How to Manage Stress I-Block Kumar among students Auditorium, MRIU 1

138 FET ME Mr. Shailesh How to Manage Stress I-Block Singh Sengar among students Auditorium, MRIU 1

139 FET ME Mr. Sorabh How to Manage Stress I-Block among students Auditorium, MRIU 1

140 FET ME Mr. Siddharth How to Manage Stress I-Block among students Auditorium, MRIU 1

141 FET ME Mr. Mohit How to Manage Stress I-Block Daharan among students Auditorium, MRIU 1

142 FET ME Mr. Subendu How to Manage Stress I-Block among students Auditorium, MRIU 1

143 FET ME Mr. Vinay Cloudnxt Vision ERP: Time AF-04, MRIU Table Module 1 144 FET ME Mr. Bhupender Cloudnxt Vision ERP: Time AF-04, MRIU Singh Table Module 1 145 FET ME Dr. Manoj Nayak INDO-GLOBAL SKILLS The Lalit Hotel, SUMMIT & EXPO 2017 CP, New Delhi 1 146 FET ME Mr. Rajender INDO-GLOBAL SKILLS The Lalit Hotel, Kumar SUMMIT & EXPO 2017 CP, New Delhi 1 147 FET ME Mr. Devdutt Regional Workshop on Central Library Deinet Discovery Services, Open Source Software, Emerging Technologies in Knowledge3 Management 1 Academic Integrity & Plagiarism

148 FET ME Mr. Prabhat Putting Strengths towards I-Block Kumar works Auditorium 1 149 FET ME Mr. Sushant Putting Strengths towards I-Block works Auditorium 1 150 FET ME Mr. Arun Kumar Putting Strengths towards I-Block Sharma works Auditorium 1 151 FET ME Ms Paridhi Putting Strengths towards I-Block Malhotra works Auditorium 1 152 FET ME Mr. Mohit Putting Strengths towards I-Block Daharan works Auditorium 1 153 FET ME Mr. S K Awareness on e-Learning I-Block Bhatnagar MOOCS Auditorium 1 154 FET ME Mr. Joydeep Awareness on e-Learning I-Block Chakraborty MOOCS Auditorium 1

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155 FET ME Mr. Ajay Kumar Awareness on e-Learning I-Block Jena MOOCS Auditorium 1 156 FET ME Dr. Debashish Converting Information CG-29, FET, Pramanik Download to Knowldege MRIU 1 157 FET ME Dr. Basanta Converting Information CG-29, FET, Kumar Bhuyan Download to Knowldege MRIU 1 158 FET ME Mr. Hunny Converting Information CG-29, FET, Bhandula Download to Knowldege MRIU 1 159 FET ME Mr. Sushant Converting Information CG-29, FET, Download to Knowldege MRIU 1 160 FET ME Mr. Ashish Converting Information CG-29, FET, Saxena Download to Knowldege MRIU 1 161 FET ME Mr. S.K. IQAC workshop foir I-Block Bhatnagar Preparation of Quality Self- Auditorium Learning Support Material 1 for MOOCs

162 FET ME Mr. Jitender IQAC workshop foir I-Block Dahiya Preparation of Quality Self- Auditorium Learning Support Material 1 for MOOCs

163 FET ME Mr. Ajay Kumar IQAC workshop foir I-Block Jena Preparation of Quality Self- Auditorium Learning Support Material 1 for MOOCs

164 FET ME Dr. Debahsish Guiding Quality Doctoral AT-19, A-Block Pramanik Research 1 165 FET ME Dr, Virender Guiding Quality Doctoral AT-19, A-Block Narula Research 1 166 FET ME Dr. Abhishek Guiding Quality Doctoral AT-19, A-Block Kumar Research 1 167 FET ME Dr. Debashish Digital Initiatives I-Block Pramanik Auditorium 1 168 FET ME Dr. Devdutt Digital Initiatives I-Block Auditorium 1 169 FET ME Mr. Sorabh Digital Initiatives I-Block Auditorium 1 170 FET ME Mr. Ajay Kumar Digital Initiatives I-Block Jena Auditorium 1 171 FET ME Mr. Dinesh Digital Initiatives I-Block Chawla Auditorium 1 172 FET ME Mr. Neeraj Lamba Digital Initiatives I-Block Auditorium 1 173 FET ME Mr. Asjosj Saxena Engineering Exploration B V Bhoomaraddi Master Trainers Training College of Engineering & 4 Technology, Hubli

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174 FET Civil Ms. Shashi Tiwari Machine learning and Data IIIT Allahabaad analysis 7

175 FET Civil Ms. Shashi Tiwari Atmospheric aerosol physics, IIT Madras measurement and sampling 5 techniques

176 FET Civil Ms. Shashi Tiwari Air Pollution, Climate & Harvard And Health: Methods and Phfi,Gurugram 7 Modeling 177 FET Civil Dr Sanjay Gupta Enhancing Teaching- I-BLOCK MREI & Ms Sonal Learning Quality FBD 7 Bhogra 178 FET Civil Dr. Sanjay Blockchain Technology and I-BLOCK MREI Gupta,Mr.Aamir Cryptocurrencies FBD Mazhar,Ms.Shashi 1 Tiwari,Ms.Shiuli Sikder Paul, 179 FET Civil Ms.Yati Aggarwal How to handle stress among I-BLOCK MREI 1 FBD students

180 FET Civil Ms.Anjali Gupta Putting Strength Towards I-BLOCK MREI Work FBD 1

181 FET Civil Dr.Sadiqa Abbas, MOOC & Changing Role of I-BLOCK MREI Dr.Maju Teachers in Higher FBD Dominic, Education In India 1 Col.R.K.Singh, Mr.D.K.Sahay

182 FET Civil Ms.Nupur Verma DELNET Discovery Services, I-BLOCK MREI Open Source Software FBD Emerging Technologies in Knowledge Management, 1 Academic Integrity & Plagiarism and Communication Skills for LIS Professionals 183 FET Civil Col.R.K.Singh, Digital Initiative in Higher I-Block Mr.Gurvinder Education Singh, Ms.Yati 1 Aggarwal & Ms.Snehlata

184 FET Civil Mr.D.K.Sahay Office-365 EG-10 1

185 FET Civil Mr.D.K.Sahay, Self-Learning I-Block Mr.Gurvinder Material for MOOCs and Singh other educational 2 programmes based on digital learning.

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186 FET Civil Mr.Mudit Mishra, Samarth Yuva, Samras B-Block, Seminar Ms.Snehlata & Bharat Hall 50 students of 1 5CB

187 FET Civil Dr.Sanjay Gupta, Evaluation Methodology and I-Block Ms.Yati Setting of Quality Question Auditorium Aggarwal, Papers Ms.Rekha 1 Verma, Ms.Snehlata

188 FET Civil Dept of Civil Innovative Practices in B Block Seminar Engineering Cement & Construction hall 1 Industry 189 FET Civil Dr.Manju Dominic Optical Fibers: Potential and AF-21, FET, Applications” MRIIS 5

190 FET Civil Dr.Sanjay Gupta Block chain Cryptocurrencies I-Block Ms.Shashi Tiwari Mr.Aamir Mazhar 1 191 FET CSE Priti Narwal POSSE 2017 Bologna, Italy 2

192 FET CSE Shobha Tyagi POSSE 2017 Bologna, Italy 2

193 FET CSE Dr. Rashima "International Conference on Kandaghat, 2 Mahajan Advanced Informatics for Shimla Computing Research (ICAICR-2018)" 194 FET CSE Arun Kumar Workshop on Neuro Kaushambhi,New 2 Linguistic Programming(NLP) Delhi 195 FET CSE PINKI SAGAR "International Conference on Kandaghat, 2 Advanced Informatics for Shimla Computing Research (ICAICR-2018)" 196 FET CSE Dr. Seema IEEE International Bennett 1 Conference on Machine University, Learning and Data Science Greater Noida (ICMLDS-2017) 197 FET CSE Dr. Kamlesh International Conference on North Camp 2 Sharma on Recent Treads and University, Innovation in Data Science Gourgoan and Machine Learning Through Intelligent Computing, in ICCIDS2018 198 FET CSE Dr. Madhulika, Confluence 2018 Amity University, 1 Dr. Nitasha Soni, Noida Dr. Rosy 199 FET CSE Dr. Poonam International Conference on Bharati 2 Tanwar Computing for Sustainable Vidyapeeth's Global Development Institute of Computer Applications and

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Management (BVICAM), New Delhi 200 FET CSE Dr. Madhulika International Conference on Bharati 2 Computing for Sustainable Vidyapeeth's Global Development Institute of Computer Applications and Management (BVICAM), New Delhi 201 FET CSE Dr. Kamlesh, International Conference on Bharati 2 Computing for Sustainable Vidyapeeth's Global Development Institute of Computer Applications and Management (BVICAM), New Delhi 202 FET CSE Ms. Shefali International Conference on Bharati 2 Singhal Computing for Sustainable Vidyapeeth's Global Development Institute of Computer Applications and Management (BVICAM), New Delhi 203 FET CSE Mr. Prashant International Conference on Bharati 2 Computing for Sustainable Vidyapeeth's Global Development Institute of Computer Applications and Management (BVICAM), New Delhi 204 FET CSE Dr. Poonam International Conference on MNIT, Jaipur 2 Tanwar Innovations of Internet of Things 205 FET CSE Mr.Ritesh International Conference on MNIT, Jaipur 2 Innovations of Internet of Things 206 FET CSE Ms. Veena Tayal International Conference on MNIT, Jaipur 2 Innovations of Internet of Things 207 FET CSE Priti Narwal POSSE 2017 Bologna, Italy 2

208 FET CSE Shaveta Malik International Conference on Nanyang 2 Signal and Image Processing Technological University, Singapore 209 FET CSE Dr. Poonam International Conference on NIT Jaipur 2 Tanwar, Dr. Computers and Management scheduled in Apex Kamlesh Sharma (ICCM) 2017 Institute of Engineering & Technology, Sitapura, Jaipur ( Rajasthan)

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210 FET CSE ,Shefali Singhal International Conference on NIT Jaipur 2 Computers and Management scheduled in Apex (ICCM) 2017 Institute of Engineering & Technology, Sitapura, Jaipur ( Rajasthan) 211 FET CSE Priti Narwal POSSE 2017 Bologna, Italy 2

FMe J& MC Mr. Amit Kumar New Tourism Paradigms in a Aligarh Muslim H changing world: University, Aligarh 212 3 Innovations, dynamics and future perspective Guru Nanak International Conference on Dr. Neha Gupta Institute of 213 FCA CA Innovative Computing & 2 Management, Communication New Delhi International Conference on Guru Nanak Dr. Rashmi Innovative Computing & Institute of 214 FCA CA Agrawal 2 Communication Management,

New Delhi International Conference on School of Contemporary Issues in Dr. Shaveta Management, Business Innovation, 215 FCA CA Bhatia Gautam Buddha 2 Technology and Social University, Sciences, ICBITSS 2018 Greater Noida,

International Conference on School of Contemporary Issues in Management, Mr. Raj Kumar Business Innovation, 216 FCA CA Gautam Buddha 2 Technology and Social University, Sciences, ICBITSS 2018 Greater Noida,

International Conference on School of Contemporary Issues in Management, Mr. Vishawjyoti 217 FCA CA Business Innovation, Gautam Buddha 2

Technology and Social University, Sciences, ICBITSS 201 Greater Noida, Bharati International Conference on Vidyapeeth's Computing for Sustainable Institute of Ms. Kavita Arora 218 FCA CA Global Development Computer 2

INDIACOM-2018 Applications 2and Management(BVI CAM), New Delhi International Conference on Shaheed Sukhdev Dr. Rashmi Information Technology and College of 219 FCA CA Agrawal 2 Knowledge Management Business Studies,

Delhi University 5th International Conference Institute of on Advancement in Electronics and Mr. Vishawjyoti Engineering, Applied Science 220 FCA CA Telecommunicatio 1 & Management (ICAEASM- n Engineers, 2017) Bengaluru

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Words as they say are everywhere, be it books,blogs,Facebooks,internet,newspaper,signs, social media, websites etc.Also, words can be uttered,shouted and spoken. Some are believed, felt and trusted. Some are disputed, doubted and cause negative emotions.Now a days they some words dance, move and scroll across screens. We can use words to describe what we are living, how we work and how to improve our professional lives.Hence, to bring in new ideas and also update it is very important that from time to time,people with experience are invited to deliver good talks so that young faculty is groomed well and older once can still go on.

Other Research Oriented Activities / Invited Talks Organized DETAIL OF RESOURCE PERSONS Date(s) S. Name Level N0. Faculty Deptt TOPIC (National/ International) 1 Auto Requirement for Capt. Purushottam 5.10.17 FET getting selection in Sharma (Indian National Indian Army Army) 2 Auto Challenges in the Mr. Abhishek Kamra , 20.09.17 automotive sales & marketing and FET National expectation of industry from students 3 FET Civil Project Mr.A.K.Zalpuri National 22.09.17 Management Using PERT & CPM 4 FET Civil Planning & Design Mr.Nalin Sharma National 14.03.18 Aspects of Airport 5 FET Civil Project Mr.Anil Chopra National 28.03.18 Management Case Study-Delivering Delight to Customers 6 BT Guest Lecture Mr. Dinesh Kaliya, 19.08.17 FET entitled Chief Executive National ‘Psychneurobics’ 7 ECE Linguistic Variable Dr. Zaheerudin 25.09.17 FET National and Application 8 FET EEE Energy Efficiency Dr P.P.Mittal National 7.09.2017 9 EEE Smart Manoj Gupta 3.08.2017 FET National Manufacturing 10 Mathematical Dr. Ayub Khan 22.12.17 Modeling and FET Maths National Differential Equations 11 FET CSE Organized a Mr. Chandan National 6.04.2018 seminar titled " Singh,Community How to land a job Manager, Codeshala

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in your Dream Company" 12 FET CSE The Future of Prof. Don Passey National 15.01.2018 Computing and Educational Technologies 13 FET CSE Basics of python Association with National 18.01.18 FOSSEE cell, IIT Bombay 14 FET CSE Cyber Forensics Mr. Nitin and Mr. National 9.02.18 Prabind Kumar, 15 FET CSE Software Mr. Koroush Ahmadi National 9.02.18 Networking 16 FET CSE Digital Marketing Mr. Shashank Dev National 9.02.18 Srivastava 17 FET CSE Navigation Dr. George T. National 17.11.2017 Sensors and Schmidt from MIT, Systems in GNSS USA. Degraded and Denied Environments 18 FET CSE IBM-ICE Guest Mr. Viqaruddin Surki, National 07.11.2017 Lecture - Dynamic Lead Learning paradigm Developer at IBM 19 FET CSE IT application Kanishk Vashisht, National 06.11.2017 security Cyber Security Professional,SkillCube India Pvt. Ltd. 20 FET CSE Data Information Mr. Saurabh National 09.11.2017 and Technology Aggarwal, IBM 21 FET CSE Future Prospects Dr. K. Subramanian, National 05.10.17 of Technology Chair, IEEE CS Chapter 22 FET CSE IEEE Standards Mr. Harish Mysore, National 05.10.17 Director- India Operations; IEEE Computer Society. 23 FET CSE Skill Development Ms. Manjot Pahwa National 01.09.17 Mr. Himanshu Batra 24 FET CSE Stress Mr. Shivendra National 06.09.17 Management Dahiya, Mr. Rohit Ranjan 25 FET CSE Cyber Security Mr. Pankaj Yadav National 04.09.17

26 FET CSE Agile Technology Ms. Srilekh National 19.08.17

27 FET CSE Introduction to Mr. Jyoti Sahai National 21.08.17 Data Analytics 28 FMeH J& MC Advertising Ms Shruti Jain National 29.09.17 Corporate Mr Samir Kapur 24.10.17 Communication - 29 FMeH J& MC Its growing role National and influence in Indian corporate 173

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The Growing role Mr Nitin Mantri 31.10.17 of Public Relations 30 FMeH J& MC National in Indian Politics & Government Role of JD in an 31 FCA CA Mr. Anirudh Sharma National 02.03.18 Interview Mr. Dhruv Mangal, Upcoming Technical Lead in Technologies and J2EE, ATG and E- 32 FCA CA National 02.09.18 Ecnomic Domain Commerce , Trans American Information System,

Dr. Marcin Paprzycki, Associate Professor Semantic in System Research 33 FCA CA Technology National 19.02.18 Institute, Polish

Academy of Science, Poland

Mr. Himanshu Batra (Founder & CEO) & Machine Learning 34 FCA CA Mr. Varun Jain (Co- National 15.01.18

Founder) Acadview Technologies Pvt Ltd

Mr. Shailender Dixit, ICT Skills in the Director, Academy 35 FCA CA Era of Industry 4.0 National 16.01.18 SIDM, A Leading

digital Marketing Hub Ms. Payal Garg, HR Resume mapping Recruiter, Golden 36 FCA CA for job National 11.10.17 Recruitment

Consultants High Level View of Mr. Rishi Ghai , 37 FCA CA IOT Senior National 09.01.17 Manager,Ericsson

7.2 Research Publications

It is important for any university to participate in the creation as well as the transmission of knowledge. Western universities have been the centre of knowledge networks that and the means of knowledge dissemination such as journals and scientific publication. In the operation side, journals and scientific publications are not only the centre of latest knowledge dissemination but also act as essential links for the seasoned academicians to keep abreast on the development in their area and implicitly facilitate academicians with contemporary knowledge to be imparted to their students. Such deep rooted importance on

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creation and transmission of knowledge has put scholarly publication as one of the most common performance indicator for most universities globally. The number of publication has been one of the measurement values in the performance evaluation for higher education academicians. Over the years, the obligation to publish has amplified to not just on getting published but also on getting published in high quality journal whereby the quality ranking is determined by publication categories. Publication that is recognized through peer review process signifies the legitimate platform for the research content to be discussed, challenged, referred and criticized by the community of the academia.

Authors who are mostly researchers and academicians must be capable of not only presenting their findings and claims but also capable of supporting and defending the proposed knowledge. The academic community embrace such culture of open knowledge discussion and this practice is vital in giving direction to the knowledge progression. Moving on from being a platform meant for knowledge discussion, publication has now become one of the most important performance indicators for Indian academician. “Publication count is an indicator of research productivity and is used to rank faculties and academic institutions... ascertain author’s productivity ...or the publication productivity of research groups” and hence MRIIRS has necessitated that Scopus, WOS and ISI journals are included as the target for publication and also offer rewards to the authors in forms of ‘seed money’ or research grants for published research articles. The rich output for the Academic Year 2017-18 is as follows:

S. Faculty Name of All No. Author(s) as Volume/Issu per e, Page publication Number(s) Name of Title of Paper (Sequence and Year of Journal First Name, publication Middle Name (In sequence and Last only) Name) International Journals 1 FCBS Determinants of Dividend in Ms. Ruchi Researchers Vol. 06 No. 11 Indian Banking Sector- A Mangla World - Journal Review of Arts, Science & Commerce 2 FET Mutation burden profile in Adhikarla Neurobiology of Vol 64, pg: familial Alzheimers disease Syama, Ageing 158.e7– cases from India Somdatta Sen, 158.e13 Lakshmi Narayan kota, Biju Vishwanath

3 FET A Review On Approaches Abhinob Baruah, International Vol 5 (10) To Diagnose The Autism Kajal Singla, Journal of Spectrum Disorder: The Nilanjan Das advanced Need Of The Hour. Shilpa S research Chapadgaonkar

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4 FET A promising application of V. S. Bhat, JSM Vol. 5: 1052- gold nanoparticles-capped Soma Patnaik, Nanotechnology 1054 with bispecific antibody B. Madhusudhan & therapy against breast Nanomedicine cancer

5 FET Screening of various Deepti Sadana Der Pharmacia Vol. 9(6): 1-7 organic treatments against and Nidhi Lettre. leaf blight disease of Didwania tomato in vitro and green house conditions.

6 FET Soilless cultivation, its Khushwant World Journal Vol. 6, Issue 7, various types and Singh, Gunjan of 722-729 applications in agricultural Gupta and Pharmaceutical and pharmaceutical sector Rajesh Ghangal Research

7 FET Putative Mechanism of Madhulika Jordan Journal In Press Cadmium Bioremediation Chauhan and of Biological (Volume 10, Employed by Resistant Manu Solanki Sciences Number 2 ) Bacteria

8 FET Anticancer potential of Abhilasha World journal of Volume 6, medicinal plants- A review Shourie, Anjali Pharmaceutical Issue 6, 462- Chandwani, research 483 Shweta Singh, Anjali Rawal, U.Vijayalakshmi

9 FET A retrospective cytogenetic Mohit Kumar, Der Pharmacia Vol. 9, Issue 4, study of chromosomal Atul Thatai, Lettre 44-56 abnormalities in infertile Shilpa S. couples of Indian origin Chapadgaonkar

10 FET Estimation of critical Mahak Sapra, Journal of 500:172-181 supersaturation solubility Suraj Ugrani, Colloid and ratio for predicting Y.S. Mayya, Interface diameters of dry particles Chandra Science prepared by air-jet Venkataraman. atomization of solutions

11 FET Effect of salinity stress and Indranil Sarkar, World Journal 6: 1437-1446 detection of affected Soma Patnaik of phytocomponents on Pharmaceutical Ocimum Sanctum Research

12 FET Approaches towards the Jitendra A. Bioorganic & 27, 2313–2318 development of chimeric Sattigeri ⇑, Medicinal DPP4/ACE inhibitors for Sachin Sethi, Chemistry treating metabolic Joseph A. Davis, Letters syndrome

13 FET Treatment of Industrial Richa Yadav, World Journal Vol. 6, Issue 5, waste: Issues, Challenges Kapila Kumar of 1414-1436 and Solutions Pharmaceutical Research

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14 FET Bioremediation of Cr Arpita Ghosh, International 119, 448-460,

complex dyes and M.G. Dastidar, Biodeterioration 2017 treatment of sludge T.R. & generated during the Sreekrishnan Biodegradation process

15 FET Zika Virus: An Emerging Dr. Sabiha World journal of Volume 6 Threat to Human Lives, Imran and Pharmaceutical Garima Ahuja research

16 FET Response surface modeling Arpita Ghosh, Water Science In press, 2017, of bioremediation of acid M.G. Dastidar, and Technology wst2017167 black 52 dye using T.R. Aspergillus flavus. Water Sreekrishnan Science and Technology

17 FET Engineering of layered, Mahak Sapra, Colloid and 154:178-185 lipid- encapsulated drug Y.S. Mayya, Surfaces B: nanoparticles through Chandra Biointerfaces spray-drying Venkataraman

18 FET Isolation and molecular Madhulika Journal of 6 (4) 1065- characterization of three Chauhan and microbiology, 1069 bacillus strains for their Manu Solanki biotechnology tolerance against various and food heavy metals sciences

19 FET Response surface Arpita Ghosh, Environmental 38(3), 326-336, optimization of M.G. Dastidar, technology 2017 bioremediation of Acid T.R. black 52 (Cr complex dye) Sreekrishnan using Aspergillus tamarii

20 FET Current scenario of vaccine Sabiha Imran International Vol. 9(2), pp- development against a Journal of 45973-45977 neglected disease: Visceral Current leishmaniasis Research

21 FET Genotoxic effects of culture Megha Prakash Scientific 7: 42222, 2017 media on human Bangalore, Syam reports. NPG. pluripotent stem cells a Adhikarla, Odit y Mukherjee, Mit radas M. Panicker 22 FET Immunlogical signatures of Sabiha Imran World journal of 6/1,1210- cure in experimental Pharmaceuticals 1221,2017 visceral leishmaniasis Research following the combined immunochemotherapy with pentostam and trehalose di mycolate 23 FET Bioethics: A Review Pushpa C. World journal of 6(1): 216-226, Tomar, Tanya pharmaceutical 2017 Kalra, Harisha research. Kohli

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24 FET Vulnerability Analysis of Bindiya Bhatia, International Volume 163 No Mobile Agents Praxis in Dr. M.K. Soni, Journal of 7 Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks Dr. Parul Tomar Computer Applications

25 FET A Review Of Ahb Protocols Hitanshu International Volume 114 With Memory Controller Saluja,Dr. Journal of Pure ,No. 10 , 349- Naresh Grover and Applied 361 Mathematics 26 FET A Robust Approach for R- Amana Yadav I.J. Information Volume 9, Peak Detection and Dr. Naresh Engineering No.6, PP-43-50 Grover and Electronic Business 27 FET Power Optimized Secure Bindiya Bhatia, International Volume 12, AODV Routing Protocol Dr. M.K. Soni, Journal of Number 16 Based on Mobile Agents Dr. Parul Tomar Applied (2017) pp. Engineering 5884-5893 Research 28 FET A Probabilistic Feature Priyanka Bansal, Journal of Volume 6, Based SVM Model for Syed Akhtar Engineering Special Issue English Speech Recognition Imam Technology on Technology Innovations and Applications Oct. 2017, PP. 35-44 29 FET Travelling Distance Jyoti Madaan, Recent Vol. 10, issue 2 Estimation Based Approach Indu Kashyap Advances in to Minimize Unnecessary Electrical & Handovers Electronic Engineering 30 FET A comparative evaluation of Minu Sethi, International Volume 3, microwave antenna designs Dr.Geeta Journal of Issue 4 performance on digital MR Nijhawan Computational image in hyperthermia Systems system Engineering

31 FET Real time EEG based Rashima Procedia: To be cognitive brain computer Mahajan,Dipali Computer published interface for control Bansal Science applications via Arduino (Elsevier) interfacing

32 FET R Peak Detection using Amana International Vol Wavelet Yadav,Dr. Journal of 169,No.3,Pg- Naresh Grover Computer 40-43 Applications 33 FET Security breaches in trust Bindiya Bhatia, International Volume 5 issue management scheme in Dr. M.K. Soni, Journal of 6 Mobile Ad-Hoc Network Dr. Parul Tomar Advanced Research 34 FET Optimized OFDM Model Pratima Manhas, Bulletin of Vol. 6, No. 2, Using CMA Channel Dr. M.K Soni Electrical June 2017, pp. Equalization for BER Engineering 133~139, DOI: Evaluation and Informatics 10.11591/eei.v (BEEI)((Scopus( 6i2.614. Elsevier))

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35 FET A Novel Approach For Sunanda Gupta, Int.J Biomedical Vol.24, No.2, Intensity Based Non-Rigid Naresh Grover, Engineering pp.103 - 120 Image Registration Using Zaheeruddin and technology Powell's Algorithm

36 FET A Robust Approach for Gagandeep Kaur International Vol Medical Image and Shruti Journal of 167,No.6,Pg- Enhancement using DTCWT Vashist Computer 26-29 Applications 37 FET WBAN Mitigation method: Ms.Savita Journal of Vol 4 No.3,PP- Comparison of Diversity sindhu,Dr.Shruti Biomedical 25-30 Techniques in fading Vashist Engineering and Medical Imaging 38 FET Comparative Study of Ms.Gagandeep Journal of Vol 4 ,Issue Medical Image Contrast and Dr.Shruti Biomedical 2,pg 105-114 Enhancement using Vashist Engg and Discrete Wavelet Transform Medical and Dual Tree Complex Imaging Wavelet Transform

39 FET Performance of OFDM Pratima Manhas, Bulletin of Volume 6, System under Different Dr. M.K Soni Electrical Issue 1, 2017, Fading Channels and Engineering Pages 54-61 Coding and Informatics (BEEI) 40 FET OFDM Performance Pratima Manhas, Indonesian vol 5, No. 2,pp- Evaluation under Different Dr. M.K Soni Journal of 260-266 Fading Channels using Electrical Matlab Simulink Engineering and computer science, 41 FET Design and Implementation Ms.Savita,Dr.Shr Journal of Vol 4 No.1,PP- of Wireless Body Area uti Vashist Biomedical 13-20 Network using physiological Engineering parameters and Medical Imaging 42 FET BER based performance an Jaya Dagur, Savi International DOI: alysis of 2x1 Alamouti’s dive ta Sindhu Journal of 10.5815/ijieeb., rsity and 4x4 MIMO diversit Information 2017, 1, 47-55 y with Interleaver and Enco Engineering der for BPSK, QPSK and QA and Electronic M Business 43 FET Compact magneto-dielectric Kumar Mohit, Turkish Journal Vol. 25, 2066- resonator MIMO antenna Vibha Rani of Electrical 2073, 2017 for angle diversity Gupta, and S.K. Engineering & Rout Computer Sciences 44 FET A Review of various Mudita International ISSN 2394 – Techniques for the Bnaerjee, Anita Journal of 3386 Volume Improvement of Khosla engineering 4,Issue 9 Differential Protection in sceince and September Power Transformers research 2017 (IJETSR)

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45 FET "Future aspects of Anita International vol.4,issue- renewable energy sources Khosla,Ashish Journal of 9.Pg.1554- in India" Grover,Richa engineering 60,ISSN-2394- Adlakha sceince and 386 research (IJESR) 46 FET Performance review of Dr.Leena International vol.4, no.3,pp. Artificial Intelligence G,Sujata Arora Journal of New 131-142 Techniques based power Era Research system stabilizer for power system stability

47 FET A hybrid stabilization Dr.Leena International vol.4, model for power system G,Sujata Arora Journal of New no.3,pp.71-78 stabilizer" Era Research 48 FET Comparative study on Dr.Leena International vol.6, no.8, Predictive Current Control G,Vineet Dahiya Journal of pp.28-32 and Engineering Space Vector Modulation Research and Techniques of Direct Matrix Technology Converter in Wind Energy Conversion System

49 FET Dynamic Economic Load Dr.Leena G,Indu International vol.15, no.3, Dispatch with Various Maheshwari ,N S Journal of pp. 127-140 Bidding Strategies in Saxena Applied Competitive Electricity Business and Market Economic Research 50 FET Improved K-means Dr.Leena International vol. 4, pp.69- Clustering based G,Manju ,N S Journal of 75 Distribution Planning on a Saxena Intelligent Geographical Network Systems and Applications 51 FET A Review of Various Dr.Leena Majlesi Journal vol.11, no. 1 , Topologies & Control G,Pankaj of Electrical pp. 25-25 Schemes of DSTATCOM Negi,Yash Pal Engineering Implemented on Distribution Systems

52 FET Automatic Railway System, Dr.Leena International vol.159, no.8, G,Chetan Singh Journal of pp 30-33 Vidhawat,Nitesh Computer Jha Applications

53 FET Power Quality Improvement Rajneesh Internation Volume : 5, using Voltage Source Kumar,Neha Journal of Issue : 6 Converter Based Shunt Midha scientific Active Filter Research & Development 54 FET A Review of Adverse Effects Dr. Devi Singh, Fluctuation and published of Road Traffic Noise on Dr. Neeraj Noise Letters online on 18th Human Health Kumari, Dr. Dec 2017------Pooja Sharma ---- Vol. 17, No. 1, Mar. 2018, 1830001

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55 FET Assessing the Human Dr. Neeraj Journal of Vol. 5, Iss. 3, Resource team’s Kumari Business and Sept. 2017, pp. performance Management 85-92 Sciences 56 FET Cultural Changes at Dr. Neeraj Science Alert: Vol. 11, Iss. 2, Hutchinson-Essar Post Kumari Research Aug. 2017, pp. Acquisition Journal of 91-101 Business Management 57 FET A study of performance Dr. Neeraj Business and Vol. 7, Iss. 2, management system in IBM Kumari Management Feb. 2017, pp. Research 19-24 Journal 58 FET Identification of the Dr. Neeraj The Journal of Vol. 5, No. 1, competency gaps of the Kumari Economics, Mar 2017, pp. employees: DMRC Marketing and 38-43 Management (JEMM) 59 FET A case study of an affiliated Dr. Neeraj Global Journal Vol. 4, Iss. 1, undergraduate engineering Kumari of Management July 2017, pp. institution showing faculty & Business 054 - 059 perspective (qualifications wise) of parameters affecting the quality of education

60 FET A comparative study of Dr. Neeraj London Journal Vol. 17, Iss. 1, performance management Kumari of Research in Compilation 1, system in IT ITES industry Management 2017, pp. 1-9 and Business (LJRMB) 61 FET Creating a high Dr. Neeraj ABSR: Social Vol. 5, No. 5, performance work Kumari and Basic May 2017, pp. environment Sciences 44-54 Research Review 62 FET Analysis of effectiveness of Dr. Neeraj Journal of Asian Vol. 3, No. 2, executive trainees’ training Kumari Development Mar 2017, pp. programme with a special 1-9 reference to academic parameters

63 FET Hypertension and Coronary Richa Gupta and Volume 9, Heart Disease Risks for a Deepak Kumar Advanced Number 9 709– Type II Diabetic Patient Science, 712 With or Without Intake of Engineering Alcohol: A Mathematical and Medicine Model

64 FET On estimating the R. Arabi Belaghi Journal of https://doi.org/ parameters of the Burr XII , M. Noori Asl & Statistical 10.1080/00949 model under progressive Sukhdev Singh Computation 655.2017.1359 type-I interval censoring and Simulation 600

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65 FET Numerical Model for Richa Gupta and Applied 7(2): 19-22. Glucose Metabolism for Deepak Kumar Mathematics Various Types of Food and Effect of Physical Activities on Type 1 Diabetic Patient.

66 FET Enhancing Security System Lalit Negi, Anju International Volume 166 – using Finger Print Gupta, Pooja Journal of No.3, based Authentication Khurana Computer Applications 67 FET Numerical investigation of Bhagwat singh journal of fluids Vol 139, issue ventilation and human shisodia, P. engineering 061103, pp 1- Thermoregulation for Mahajan, 12 predicting thermal comfort Sanjeev Saghi of a rider wearing ventilated helmet

68 FET Redesigning of motorcycle Bhagwat singh Fluid Mechanics Chapter 16, helmet for improved air shisodia, P. and fluid DOI ventilation using numerical Mahajan, power- 10.1007/978- solution Sanjeev Saghi Contemporary 81-322-2743- research 4_60

69 FET Modeling and analyzing the Rajender Journal of DOI: impact of lean principles on Kumara, Vikas Project 10.5267/j.jpm. organizational performance Kumar and Management 2017.5.001 using ISM Sultan Singh approach

70 FET Passenger Seat Vibration Devdutt International Vol:11, No:7, Comparison Using ANFIS Journal of PP 1373-1378 Control in Active Quarter Mechanical, Car Model Aerospace, Industrial, Mechatronic and Manufacturing Engineering 71 FET Role of thermal Spray Jimmy Mehta, Journal of volume 20, coating on wear: Erosion Varinder Kumar Applied Science Issue 4 and corrosion Bhaviour: A Mittal and Pallav and engineering review Gupta

72 FET Active Vibration Control Of Devdutt Singh International Volume 10, Passenger seat in Quarter Journal of Issue 11, PP car model using control and 83-94 supertwisting controller automation

73 FET An overview of lean and Aman Kumar, Journal of Volume 12, PP education sector Prashant Kumat, Engineering 2514-7519 Dinesh Chawla, and Applied Nilesh Ugemuge Sciences

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74 FET Summing ANFIS PID Devdutt International Vol:11, No:5, Control of Passenger Seat Journal of 2017 Vibrations in Active Quarter Mechanical, Car Model Aerospace, Industrial, Mechatronic and Manufacturing Engineering 75 FET Self-Tuning Fuzzy Control Devdutt International Vol:11, No:5, of Seat Vibrations of Active Journal of 2017 Quarter Car Model Mechanical, Aerospace, Industrial, Mechatronic and Manufacturing Engineering 76 FET Evaluation of principal Dr Sanjay Gupta Indian journal Volume 40, strain and its direction due of technical Number 2, three dimensional finite education , April – June element stresses during NEW DELHI 2017 impact of structural ,Publication dynamics load Confirmed July 2018 77 FET Emerging trend for Dr Sanjay Gupta International ISSN-2277- innovative paradigm shift in multidisciplinary 4262 , a peered higher technical education e-journal , a reviewed by curriculum development peered journal, SJIF research and reviewed 5.744 , 17- implementation journal, 24,vol 7 , issue imej2011@gmai 7, 2018,

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85 FET Properties of Glass Fiber Faraz Ahmed, International Reinforced Concrete A Dr. Manju Journal of Review Dominic Creative Volume 6, Research Issue 1 , pp Thoughts 356-360 (IJCRT) 86 FET Structural Light Weight Priya Pahil, International Concrete :A Review Dr.Manju Journal of Dominic Creative Volume 6, Research Issue 1, pp Thoughts 1855-1864 (IJCRT) 87 FET Chemical Characterization Ms. Shashi International and Source apportionment Tiwari Aerosol of PM2.5 aerosols in Commitee ACCEPTED(MA thecapital city of India RCH)

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88 FET Effects of Highway Saurabh International Geometric Elements on Sharma, Karan Journal of Vol.-6, Issue Accident Modelling Parbhakar Advanced No.-05, ISSN : Technology in 2348-7550, Engineering 2018 and Science 89 FET Dynamic Behavior of Anish Chahar, nternational Vol.-7, Issue Bridges Subjected To High Karan Parbhakar Journal of No.-5, May Speed Trains Innovative 2018 ISSN (O) Research in : 2319 – 8753 Science, ISSN (P) : Engineering 2347 - 6710, and Technology 2018 90 FET Analysis of Live Load Aman Khan, International Vol.-7, Issue Distribution Factors for Karan Parbhakar Journal of No.-5, May Curved Box Girder Bridges Innovative 2018,ISSN (O): Research in 2319 – 8753, Science, ISSN (P): 2347 Engineering - 6710, 2018 and Technology 91 FET Trends Evaluation of Road Sohail Khan, International Vol.-7, Issue Safety in India: the Karan Parbhakar Journal of No.-5, May Situations of Rural Accident Innovative 2018, Research in ISSN(Online): Science, 2319-8753, Engineering ISSN (Print): and Technology 2347-6710, 2018 92 FET Black Cotton Soil Manish Kumar International Vol.-7, Issue Stabilization Using Lime for Kesharwani, Journal of No.-5, May Subgrade Construction Karan Parbhakar Innovative 2018, Research in ISSN(Online): Science, 2319-8753 Engineering ISSN, (Print): and Technology 2347-6710, 2018 93 FET Soil Stabilization Using Kota Arun Pratap International Vol.-7, Issue Stone Slurry in Pavement Singh, Karan Journal of No.-5, May Parbhakar Innovative 2018, Research in ISSN(Online): Science, 2319-8753 Engineering ISSN, (Print): and Technology 2347-6710, 2018 94 FET Analysis of Bridge Bearings Khushndy Khilji, International Vol.-7, Issue and Stability Karan Parbhakar Journal of No.-5, May Innovative 2018, Research in ISSN(Online): Science, 2319-8753 Engineering ISSN (Print): and Technology 2347-6710, 2018 95 FET Bicycle and Pedestrian Pratipt S Pareek, International Vol.-5, Issue Perceived Level of Traffic Karan Parbhakar Journal of No.- 2, April- Stress For Urban Area Research and June,2018, e Analytical ISSN 2348 – Reviews (April- 1269, Print June,2018) ISSN 2349-

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96 FET Non Linear Static Analysis Piyush Kumar International Vol.-5, Issue of RC Frames With and Singh, Karan Journal of No.- 2, April- Without Infill Walls Parbhakar Research and June,2018, e Analytical ISSN 2348 – Reviews (April- 1269, Print June,2018) ISSN 2349- 5138, 2018 97 FET Fuzzy TOPSIS based holistic Sunita Bansal, Smart and assessment of regions: Srijit Biswas, SK Sustainable context of India Singh Built Environment Aug-18

98 FET Parametric Analysis of Steel Dr Sanjay Gupta International beam using Roark’s Research Computer Aided Design Journal of ISSN 2455- analysis advanced 9024,Volume 2, Engineering issue 2 and science 99 FET Experimental Comparison Dr Sanjay Gupta International between the Plain Research Reinforced Concrete Beam Journal of ISSN 2455- and High Performance advanced 9024,Volume 2, Reinforced Concrete Beam Engineering issue 2 and science 100 FET Verification of Mechanical Dr Sanjay Gupta International ISSN 2277- properties of high strength Research 4262,Vol-VI, concrete and self Journal of Issue-4, April- compacting concrete beam advanced 17 ,Paper no.5, using Computer Aided Engineering 2017, Roark’s data analysis and science imej2011@gma

il.com 101 FET Prediction Technique for PINKI SAGAR Springer CCIS Time series Data sets DR. INDU proceedings using Regression kASHYAP (CCIS) modelsPrediction Technique for Time series Data sets using Regression models 102 FET Simulation Analysis of OLSR Shelja Sharma, International Volume 10, No. and Its Variant with Suresh Kumar Journal of 7, ISSN: 2074- Cooperative MPR Selection Computer 9104 (Online), on NS-2.35 in Mobile Ad- Network and pg. 44-51 Hoc Networks Information Security 103 FET Extended bandwidth Bindiya Aahuja, International Vol 8,No 3, pp optimized and Energy Prof. M.K Soni, Journal of 1460 - 1466, Efficiency Dynamic Source Parul Tomar Electrical and ISSN no 2088 - Routing Protocol in Mobile Computer 8708 Adhoc Networks Engineering

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104 FET Incremental Conductance Subhash International Volume based Maximum power Sharma, Pooja Journal Of 180,issue-49, point tracking on a PV Khurana, Computer System Romisha Arora Applications

105 FET An overview of Princi Sharma, International Volume Classification, Requirement, Shivani Journal Of 180,issue-49, Path planning algorithms Shanrma, Veena Computer and improvement areas of tayal Applications Unmanned areal vechical

106 FET An overview on Multiple Ujjawal Sharma, International Volume Unmanned Areial Vichical Vivek Rawal, Journal Of 180,issue-49, Control through Single Veena Tayal Computer controllor Applications

107 FET Opinion Mining of GST Nandini Tomar, International Volume Implementtaion using Ritesh Srivatava, Journal Of 180,issue-49, Supervise Machine Learning Bindiya Ahuja Computer Approach Applications

108 FET Clustering and Event Urvashi International Volume 6 Issue Detection in Wireless Chugh,Nitasha Journal for V, pp. 2245- Sensor Soni,Prachi,Amit Research in 2253, May Networks Chugh Applied Science 2018 & Engineering Technology (IJRASET) 109 FET Performance Evaluation and Veena Mittal, International Volune Estimation for concept Indu Kashyap Journal of 180,issue 48, Driting Data Stream Mining Computer Application

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29 FET Design of 32 bit Floating Amana Yadav,Ila International Vol.7, Point Unit for Advanced Chaudhary Journal of Issue 6, Processors Engineering PP-39-46, Research and 2017 Application (IJERA) 30 FET Design of a PID Controller Amana Yadav International Vol. 4, using VHDL Research Journal of Issue 6, Engineering and 2017 Technology(IRJET) 31 FET Performance Enhancement Deepak International Vol of Hemispherical Dielectric Batra,Rajeev Journal of Research 04,Issue Resonator Antenna by Using Ratan, Abhiruchi (IJR) 7,pp.1257- Artificial Materials Passi 1261,2017 32 FET Plant watering Robot ‘plant o Devdutt,Ishlok, International vol.6, bot’ Vimlesh Singh, Journal of issue Priyanka Bansal, Computer science 4,pp.349- Abhiruchi Passi and Mobile 352,2017 Computing(IJCSMC ) 33 FET Designing of solar powered Abhiruchi Passi, International Vol. 4, dispenser Priyanka Bansal, research Journal of Issue Vimlesh Singh, Engineering and 4,pp3664- Jatin Arora, Aarav Technology 3667,2017 Punjabi

34 FET Rakshak ‘A multiple Sujeet Soni, International Vol.2, Quadcopter’ Priyanka Journal of Issue.II,pp Bansal,Vimlesh Technical Research 84- Singh & Science 87,2017

35 FET Study of working Dr. Neeraj Kumari International July-Aug. environment at NTPC, Journal of Research 2017, pp. BADARPUR in Business, 97-121 Economics and Management 36 FET Employees Perception Dr. Neeraj Kumari ARSEAM: Vol. 4, towards 360 Degree & Dr. Devi Singh International Issue 5, Feedback Performance Journal of Human July-Sept. Appraisal System Resource & 2017, pp. Industrial Research 21-34 37 FET Common Properties, Implicit Nisha Sharma and Global Journal of Volume Function, Rational Arti Mishra Pure and Applied 13, Contractive Map and Related Mathematics. Number 2 Common Fixed Point (2017), Theorems in Multiplicative pp. 287- Metric Space 304

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38 FET Common Fixed Point Nisha Sharma, Global Journal of Volume Theorems under Rational Pooja Khurana, Pure and Applied 13, Contraction in Complete G- Jyotika Dudeja Mathematics. Number 7 Metric Space and Arti Mishra (2017), pp. 3317- 3330 39 FET Common Random Fixed Nisha Sharma, Global Journal of Volume Point Theorems under Arti Mishra, Pure and Applied 13, Contraction of Rational Type Pooja Khurana, Mathematics Number 7 in Multiplicative Metric Space Vandana Kumari, (2017), Vishnu Narayan pp. 3703- Mishra 3727

40 FET Different Inequality and Nisha Sharma, International Volume Common Fixed Points in Isha and Arti Journal of 12, Complex Valued Metric Mishra, Computational and Number 2 Space Applied (2017), Mathematics pp. 187- 194 41 FET Related Fixed Point Nisha Sharma, International Volume Theorems for Commuting Jyotika Dudeja, Journal of 12, and Arti Mishra Computational and Number 1 Weakly Compatible maps in Applied (2017), Complete Multiplicative Mathematics pp. 105- Metric Space 113 42 FET Gap analysis of value stream Kamal International Volume 5, mapping tool Sachdeva,Vasu Journal of Advance Issue 1 implementation in Kumar, AKS Research and manufacturing operation Chaudhary Innovation using fuzzy topsis

43 FET Surface Roughness Ashish saxena, International Vol 5, Optimization in end milling Sushant, Anubhav Journal of research Issue 6, using taguchi method and Khandelwal in aeronautical and PP 9-16 anova Mechanical Engineering 44 FET Optimization of WEDM Dain Thomas, Imperial Journal of vol 3, parameters using taguchi Sushant interdisciplinary issue 5, technique in machining of research PP 864- EN31 tool steel 826

45 FET To develop test rig for Dinesh Chawla, Imperial Journal of Vol 3, performance analysis of Vinay, Bhupender interdisciplinary Issue 6, cross flow heat exchanger Singh, Hunny research PP 1095- using cartridge heater Bhandula 1099

46 FET A Review of active and Naveen Kumar, International Vol- 4 passive automotive safety Devendra Vashist journal of Issue 4, systems engineering PP 9 – 16 sciences and management research

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47 FET Technical Challenges in Naveen Kumar, Archives of current Vol 8, shifting from BS IV to BS VI Devendra Vashist, research issue 1, PP Automotive emissions norms Manu Bindra International 1-9 by 2020 in India: A review

48 FET Summing ANFIS PID control Devdutt International Vol 11, of passenger seat vibrations journal of issue 5, PP in active quarter car model mechanical, 1060-1066 aerospace, industrial, mechatronic and manufacturing engineering 49 FET Self tuning fuzzy control of Devdutt International Vol 11, seat vibrations of active journal of issue 5, PP quarter car model mechanical, 1053- aerospace, 1060 industrial, mechatronic and manufacturing engineering 50 FET Design and fabrication of sushant, ashish international Vol. 5, two wheeler series hybrid saxena, Rohit journal of research issue 6, PP vehicle borah in aeronautical and 1-8 mechanical engineering 51 FET An Experimental Study on Jitender Dahiya, international Vol. 5, design of connecting rod for ashish saxena journal of research issue 6, PP a motorbike in aeronautical and 32-46 mechanical engineering 52 FET Experimental Investigation Vivek Jakhar, Dr International Vol 3, of Cutting Parameters Manoj Nayak, Nitin Journal of Issue 1, influence on Surface Sharma Advanced Research PP 21-25 Roughness in turning of in Alloy Steel ASTM A182, Mechanical Grade F91 Engineering & Technology (IJARMET) 53 FET A Literature Review on Vivek Jakhar, Dr International Vol 4 issue Optimization of Input Manoj Nayak, Nitin Research Journal of 3, PP Cutting Parameters for Sharma Engineering and 2810-2815 Improved Surface Finish in Technology (IRJET) Turning Process

54 FET Hypothesis Testing based on Lokesh Kumar Imperial Journal of Vol-3, the Central length deviation Kaushik , Dr. Interdisciplinary Issue-4, of Gauge Blocks Abhishek Kumar, Research (IJIR) PP 1326- Dr. K.P. 1331 Chaudhary & Mr. Arif Sanjid

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55 FET Effect of Tool Geometry on Paridhi Malhotra, International Volume: the Performance of EDM Himank Research Journal of 04 Issue: Ambashta,Charanj Engineering and 10, PP 82- eev Mehndiratt, Technology (IRJET) 86 Lakshay Sachdeva

56 FET Solving VRP in an indian Prateek Mittal, International Volume 5, transpotation firm through Nikhil Garg, Journal of Issue 10, Clark and Wright Algorithm: Himank Ambastha, Emerging PP 163- A case Study Charanjeev Technologies in 168 Mehndiratta Engineering and research

57 FET Magnetic Disc Type Feeder Charanjeev International Volume 5, Mehndiratta, Journal of Issue 11, Himank Ambashta, Advanced Research PP 132- Lakshay Sachdeva 137 and Nitin Waghmare

58 FET Design of braking System for Himank Ambastha, International Volume 5, Go-Kart Charanjeev Journal of issue 11, Mehndiratta Nitin Emerging PP 57-59 Waghmare Technologies in Engineering and research 59 FET Challenges in machining of Shailendra K. ISME Journal of Vol. 06, advanced ceamics and Bhatnagar, Manufacturing No.2, pp. ceramic matrix Sudarsan Ghosh , sciences 01-07 composites P.Venkateswara Rao

60 FET Passenger Seat Vibration Devdutt MR international Vol. 9, No. Control in Active Quarter Journal 1, PP 39- Car Model Using Bat 46 Algorithm Based PID Controller

61 FET (E.A) property and rational Nisha Sharma, International Volume contractive maps and Kamal Kumar, Journal of 12, common fixed point Pooja Tanwar, Arti Computational and Number 2 theorems in G-metric space Mishra Applied (2017), Mathematics pp. 243- 253 62 FET Evaluation of principal strain Dr Sanjay Gupta NATIONAL PAGE 36- and its direction due three JOURNAL OF 48 , Indian dimensional finite element TECHNICAL journal of stresses during impact of SOCIETY, NEW technical structural dynamics load DELHI education , VOLUME 40, NUMBER 2, April – June 2017 ,PUBLICAT 206

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63 FET Polymer Concrete made with Mudit Mishra, IJREISS recycled aggregates & Karan Gautam, polymeric wastes ( crumb Devinder Thakur rubber & pet ) Volume 8

64 FET ’ADVANCEMENT OF Dr Sanjay Gupta Lingaya’s group of Lingaya’s SOCIETY BY EDUCATION technical journals group of THROUGH OPEN ,Faridabad, technical TECHNOLOGY journals, Faridabad, ISSN 0975- 539X, 65 FET Evaluation of principal strain Dr Sanjay Gupta NATIONAL PAGE 36- and its direction due three JOURNAL OF 48 , Indian dimensional finite element TECHNICAL journal of stresses during impact of SOCIETY, NEW technical structural dynamics load DELHI education , VOLUME 40, NUMBER 2, April – June 2017 ,PUBLICAT ION CONFIRME D JULY 2018 66 FET Polymer Concrete made with Mudit Mishra, IJREISS recycled aggregates & Karan Gautam, polymeric wastes ( crumb Devinder Thakur rubber & pet ) Volume 8

67 FET Studying Open source Dipeeka Sagar, Special Issue IIOAB Vol 9, pp Vulenerabilty Scanners for Sahil Kukreja, 61-77 Vulenerabilty in Web Jwhgfu , Shobha Applications Tyagi, Prateek Jain

68 FET Towards the Impact of Deepak Special Issue IIOAB Vol 9, pp Hacking in Cyber security Kumar,Yugansh, 61-77 Sujay, Nidhi argg, Prateek

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69 FET Review on Biometric Madhulika, MR International Vol Identification Using Lip Shilpi,Poojitha, Journal of 9,2017,1-4 Prints nikhil Verma Engineering and Technology.

70 FET Studing Open Source Poonam Chahal , Journal of The ISSN: Manjeet Singh, Institution of 2250-2106 Suresh Kumar Engineers (India): Series B Electrical, Electronics & Telecommunication and Computer Engineering 71 FET Review for Best Dr. krishan kumar International Volume 6, Multidimensional Index Mr. Ochin Sharma Journal of Creative Issue 1 Structure Research Thoughts (IJCRT)

72 FET Power Optimized Bindiya Aahuja, International Vol 12. SecureAODVRouting protocol Prof. M.K Soni, Journal of Applied issue 6,pp based on Mobile Agent Parul Tomar Eng. Research 5884 - 5893, ISSN No 0973 - 4562 73 FET Web Recognition of Spoken Dr. Kamlesh Indian Journal of Vol 10(35) Hindi Sharma Science and Technology

74 FMeH Uncensoring the Censored : Dr. Shivani Vashist Pragati's English PP 20- A Critique of Chugtai’s and Journal -June 2017 27..Vol 17, Manto’s Controversial Short No 1. Stories. ISSN# 0975- 4091. 75 FMeH Patriarchal Domination and Dr. Shivani Vashist The Creative Vol. II & Quest for Identity in Sunlight Launcher An Issue IV on a Broken Column International, Open (October - Access, Peer 2017) Reviewed, ISSN- Refereed, E- 2455- Journal in English 6580, PP UGC Approved- (Sr. 645-653 No. 62952), 76 FMeH From Physicality to Dr. Jyoti Sharma Muse India The Issue Spirituality- Poetyry of Anne Literary e journal 81; (Sept- Sexton and Kamala Das Oct 2018), UGC Approved Journal; ISSN:0975 -1815 208

77 FMeH Globalization and Cultural Dr. Shivani Vashist International Vol Identity with the specific Journal of V,Issue II, study of The Namesake Innovative Social April Science & 2018.IISN Humanities 2349- Research 1876. PP138- 142.UGC Approved 78 FMeH The Disturbance of Social Dr. Swati Chauhan The International Issue No: Order And The Restoration Journal of Culture, 17/April20 of Normalcy In Man Eater Of Literature and 18, Malgudi criticism ISSN:0976 -1608 (UGC Approved Serial No. 999 Journal No. 44699), pp.118- 123, 2018 79 FMeH Quest for identity in the Dr. Swati Chauhan Indian Scholar:An Vol . 4 work of Kamla Das and Anita International Issue II , Desai Multidisciplinary ISSN Research e-Journal 2350- 109X, pp.33-38, December 2017.ISSN 2350- 109X) Impact Factor 5.768 (ICIJIF), 2.598 (IIJIF) 80 FMS Capital structure Dr. Bhavesh Pacific Business Volume 10 determinants: Empirical Prakash Joshi Review Issue 4, evidence from listed Dr. K T V Rao International (ISSN October- Manufacturing firms in India Ms. Ishita Khurana 0974 438X). 2017, October- 2017 81 FMS Corporate Governance Dr. Nand Indian Journal of Vol. 53, Structure: Issues & Dhameja, Dr. Vijay Industrial Relations No. 1, July Challenges- Cases of Tata Aggarwal 2017 Sons & Infosys

82 FMS Indian Aviation Market Dr Chavi Bhargava Academic Social Vol 3, (3), Dynamics-A Study of Major Sharma, Manoj research 2017, 146- Initiatives of National Civil Gupta, Dr Narain 148 Aviation Policy 2016, Gupta; Academic Social Research,

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83 FMS Concept Note: Career Dr. Chavi B. Imperial Journal of Vol-3, (2), Transition and Emotional Sharma, Dr. N.K multidisciplinary 665-670 Intelligence at Workplace Chadha, Nupur Research Gosain

84 FMS A Study on Workplace Dr. Anindita IOSR Journal of Vol. 20, Spirituality Driven Practices Chatterjee Business and Issue 3 and its Impact on the Management Organisation

85 FCA International A Deep Study of Content Journal of Vol-7, Based Image Retrieval Meenaaskshi N Engineering Issue-2, System using Sentiment Munjal Science and 477-481, Analysis Mathematics 2018 (IJESM) 86 FCA Efficient way of using Vol-5, Content Based Image Meenaaskshi N VIRTUE Journal Issue-2, Retrieval System in Remote Munjal 114-127 Clinical Diagnostics

87 FCA Issues in security and Dr. Shaveta Bhatia International Volume privacy of Big data Journals of 7,issue Advanced Research 12,pp 1-4 in Computer Science and Software Engineering 88 FCA A study of frequent itemset Sachin Sharma, Dr International Vol 6, No mining techniques Shaveta Bhatia Journal of Engg 4, and Technology Page141- 144

89 FCA Societal Perspective towards Dr. Sonal Pathak International Vol-7, Women Entrepreneurs: An Ms. Meenaakshi N Journal of Research Issue-10, Eagle Eye’s view Munjal in Economics and 573-581, Social Sciences 2017 (IJRESS)

90 FCA Designing Issues for E- Sonia Duggal and International (Special Learning Services Anupriya Jain Journal on Issue on Cloud Environment Emerging NCETST- Technologies 2017) (Special Issue 8(1): 5- NCETST-2017) 10(2017) 91 FAS “Relationship of physical Malik Manoj, Indian journal of vol.12/issu activity , T.V. watching, Sharma Shweta, physiotherapy and e 2/p 1-6. computer use with BMI and Sharma Parul, occupational stoutness level among Sangwan therapy children of Hisar” Sumedha,

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92 FAS “Effect of cryotherapy on Malik Manoj, Indian journal of vol.12/issu proprioception of knee joint Sharma Parul, physiotherapy and e 2/p 92- in healthy individuals”, Sharma Shweta, occupational 97. International publication in Siwach Vinika, therapy Indian journal of physiotherapy and occupational therapy 93 FAS “Effect of repetitive Manoj Malik, Indian journal of Mckenzie lumbar exercises Shweta Sharma, scientific research, vol.08/issu on the cardiovascular system Parul Sharma and e 2/p 91- of normal individuals” , Sumedha 97. Sangwan,

94 FAS Use of Information and Nidhi Kalra and International Vol. 7, Communication Technology Pratibha Singh Journal of Health Issue 6, by Physiotherapy Students Sciences and June of Delhi, India Research 2017,ISSN : 2249- 9571 95 FAS Use of Information and Nidhi Kalra and International Vol. 7, Communication Technology Pratibha Singh Journal of Health Issue 6, by Physiotherapy Students Sciences and June of Delhi, India Research 2017,ISSN : 2249- 9571 96 FAS Smartphone and medical Nidhi Kalra and International Vol.4, related App usage among Pratibha Singh Research Journal of Issue 5, physiotherapy students of Engineering and May, 2017 Delhi Technology (IRJET)

97 FAS Acceptibility And Evaluation Ankita Sehjpal World Journal of VOLUME Of Iron Rich Chocolates Sharma, Ashmeeta Pharmaceutical and 3, ISSUE Developed Using Lotus Stem Bhatia, Gurjeet Life Sciences 4, 129-133 (Nelumbonucifera) And Kaur Chawla (WJPLS) AND 2017 Dates (Phoenix Dactylifera) For Adolescent Girls 98 FAS Development of sodium Apala Chaubey, World journal of 3 (4): 233- enriched olive coconut drink Mahak Sharma pharmacology and 235 for athletes. and Barkha life sciences Bhatnagar

99 FAS Prevalence of Sumit Kalra and International Volume: Musculoskeletal Disorder Barkha Bhatnagar Research Journal of 04 Issue: among Housewives Engineering and 05 May- Technology (IRJET) 2017, pp- 566-568. 100 FAS Acceptibility And Evaluation Ankita Sehjpal World Journal of VOLUME Of Iron Rich Chocolates Sharma, Ashmeeta Pharmaceutical and 3, ISSUE Developed Using Lotus Stem Bhatia, Gurjeet Life Sciences 4, 129-133 (Nelumbonucifera) And Kaur Chawla (WJPLS) AND 2017 Dates (Phoenix Dactylifera) For Adolescent Girls

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101 FAS Association Of Appetite, Ankita Sehjpal World Journal of VOLUME Functional And Psychosocial Sharma, Kavita Pharmaceutical and 3, ISSUE Status With The Malnutrition Tiwari Life Sciences 2, 60-64 Among Elderly Residing In (WJPLS) AND 2017 Old Age Homes

102 FAS Association Between Ankita Sehjpal World Journal of VOLUME Psychological Status, Risk, Sharma, Akanksha Pharmaceutical and 4, ISSUE Of Fall, And Nutritional Nagar Life Sciences 5, 72-75 Screening Among Elderly (WJPLS) AND 2018 Aged 65 And Above Of Rural Residential Areas Of Faridabad 103 FAS Development of sodium Apala Chaubey, World journal of 3 (4): 233- enriched olive coconut drink Mahak Sharma pharmacology and 235 for athletes. and Barkha life sciences Bhatnagar

7.3 Government/ Industry Funded Research Projects and consultancy -(2017-18)

It is often said that the best place to invest money in a society is , in educating the next generation, obviously in order to secure the future.Doing research is important because it contributes to knowledge, development, improvement etc.People who teach can do research inorder to improve their competences and teaching and learning process.Also, research is important in our everyday Life as it builds the graphic vision of life and ultimately the very philosophy of all subjects.Hence here at campus faculty members are encouraged to indulge in research and consutancy work for their growth.

Research Projects Undertaken

S.No Faculty Title of Project Sponsoring Principal Letter . Agency Investigator Sanction Financial No. Outlay(Rs)

Dr Monika Goel EDII/DST- Setting up of New MRIIC- NSTEDB, Dr Bindu New Gen- 1 Gen IEDC ( 5 26,700,000 Cluster DST, GOI Agarwal & Mr iEDC/17- years) Karan 18/05 Indian Oil Dr. Sarita Bioformulation- a Startup Sachdeva, Dr. novel ecofriendly Scheme TPRE15656 Nidhi Didwania, 2 FET,BT solution against (IOSUS), 73375 17,200,000 Dr. Abhilasha fungal pathogens Ministry of 14/04/2017 Shourie, Ms. in tomato Petroleum, Deepti Sadana GOI

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Intervention Programmes to Reducing Examination 4-51 Anexity and 3 FMS NCERT Dr. Anita Gupta (688)/DER/ 525,000 Improving Mental 2015 Health of High School Children those who have Poor Study Habits Design and Fabrication of CLM/Spon/ Progressive Tools CL Media Mr. Pankaj 4 FET Acad/MR/pr 200,000 for Sheet Metal Pvt. Ltd. Shakkarwal oj001 Components (Washer) Design and CLM/Spon/ Analysis of 16 CL Media Mr. Neeraj 5 FET Acad/MR/pr 200,000 impression Mould Pvt. Ltd. Lamba oj002 for Caps Bio Synthesis of CLM/Spon/ Textile Dyes CL Media 6 FET,BT Dr. Abhilasha Acad/MR/pr 200,000 using waste and Pvt. Ltd. oj003 bio materials Design and Development of a Microwave CLM/Spon/ CL Media Dr. Shruti 7 FET,ECE imaging system Acad/MR/pr 350,000 Pvt. Ltd. Vashisht using RFID for oj004 security applications Development of CLM/Spon/ CL Media 8 FET,CSE Face recognition Ms. Charu Acad/MR/pr 150,000 Pvt. Ltd. system oj005 Generic Medicines CLM/Spon/ CL Media 9 FET,CSE Recommendation Dr. Kamlesh Acad/MR/pr 150,000 Pvt. Ltd. s System oj006

Total 45,675,000

7.4 Consultancy undertaken- 2017-18

Extramural Research/Consultancy Projects Sponsored by Other Agencies

Name S. Outlay Of Title Sponsoring Agency Project Team No. (In Rs.) Faculty Online Digital Marketing and Lead Window Techs India Pvt. Dr. Gaurav 1 FMS 700,000 Generation Ltd. Sood Consultation Survey of Road from Ms.Sunita 2 FET, Civil Hermitage to Peacock Haryana Tourism Bansal 60,000 Lake Surajkund Ms.Anjali Gupta

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Dr D K Water Prospects in 10 Chadha,Dr. adopted villages 3 FET,BT Maruti Suzuki, Manesar Sarita 10,000 under CSR by Maruti Sachdeva, Dr A Suzuki, Manesar Mukheerji Implementation of Rajesh K. Soota, Tax 4 FCBS Dr. Monika Goel 1,500,000 GST Consultant Financial Startegy for Dr. Jayender 5 FCBS Cost Reduction and Fernhill Resort Chail 50,000 Verma Mangement New Market Ms. Nidhi 6 FCBS Development for Golf LNM Sales 60,000 Tandon Cart Training for HR Power Grid Corporations of Dr. Nandini 7 FMS 110,000 support system India Limited Srivastava Development of 12 moudules of Strategic Human Resource Dr. Nandini 8 FMS UGC / E-pathshala 50,000 Management and Srivastava Training and Development Game/App development to assist children in developing 9 FET,CSE UNESCO- MGIEP, new Delhi Mr SAIF Ali 50,000 phonological awareness and letter recognition in Hindi 10 FET,EEE Factory Automation Mitsubishi Electric India Dr. Anita Khosla 72,000 TOTAL 2,662,000

7.5 Faculty Development Programmes Organized & Attended-2017-18

FDPs are the stand-alone educational pedagogy in fostering knowledge and professional skills of faculty. In order to improve professional education and competence, it is important that Faculty vitality, in key domains of teaching, assessing, research, professionalism, and administration, needs to be consistently enhanced. The most important resource that any institute of Higher Education has and has all believed in from a long time, is its faculty members who teach knowledge and skills to students. Earlier, for quite some time , it was assumed that a competent basic scientist or professional would naturally be an effective teacher. In most of the cases, faculty members are recruited for their content knowledge and clinical skills, then after that we find faculty members sometimes being criticized for shortcomings in their teaching performances. Hence, Faculty members need to be prepared enough by some sort of a faculty development program (FDP) in order to deal with the rapid changes and shifting paradigms in medical education, health care delivery systems, and clinical practice. Without such training, teaching is often reduced to instructors presenting their understanding of the subject by one-way lecturing. High-quality professional training programs for faculty members have become essential to higher education institutions in order to be able to compete in this ever-changing world. It is

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clear that faculty development has become well established and has grown into a recognized activity within higher education. Professional training programs produce promising outcomes in the learning and teaching practices and many FDPs have proven effective in developing faculty skills and educational leadership. Indeed, today, faculty development constitutes a strategic lever for institutional excellence and quality, and essentially important means for advancing forward institutional readiness to bring in the desired change in response to the ever growing complex demands facing universities and colleges. In line with this thought and being a firm believer of Faculty improvement in order to bring in Quality in Higher education, MRIIRS consistently encourages faculty members to attend FDPs and also organize at the campus. FDPs organized and attended by Faculty members -2017-18 S.No Category FET FAS FCBS FMS FMeH FCA FAD FBSS 1 FDP- Attended 331 17 8 79 13 19 3 4 2 FDP - Organized 62 3 1 2 1 2 NIL 2

7.6 Ph.D Programme

The Ph.D program of MRIIRS has become one of the most sought after program. With constant effort and dedication, the program has attracted the professionals from all fields of academia and industry to pursue PhD from MRIIRS. This time we have diversity of scholars who are fresh and to experience scholars who are backed by their vast experience in industry. It will not be out of the place to mention here that till date we get lot of inquiries exploring the opportunity to be a part of MRIIRS family. In the month of Dec 2017, a separate vertical of doctoral program was created and Council for Doctoral Program (CDP) was formed. With inception of the separate council the Ph.D program got a new direction along with unified policies across all departments offering Ph.D. The CDP team is headed by Prof. (Dr.) N.K. Chadha, as Chairman. The CDP team includes Dr. Nandini Srivastava, Professor-In-Charge, CDP, Dr. Indu Kashyap, Ph.D Coordinator and Dr. Parul Gandhi, Ph.D Coordinator. For the year 2017-18, the Ph.D process started with an advertisement for the admission to Ph.D program in MRIIRS along with the tentative no. of vacancies.

Faculty Tentative N o. of Vacancies Faculty of Engineering & Technology (Automobile Engineering, 60 Biotechnology, Civil Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics, Electrical & Electronics Engineering and H & M) Faculty of Commerce & Business Studies 15 Faculty of Management Studies 17 Faculty of Applied Sciences (Nutrition & Dietetics and Exercise 8 Physiology) Faculty of Computer Applications 3 Faculty of Media Studies and Humanities (Media Studies and 8 English) Faculty of Behavioral and Social Sciences (Applied Psychology and 8 Economics) Total 119

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As per the UGC norms for entrance examination, the central team conducted the entrance test for 80 marks and 20 marks were allocated for Research Proposal presentation to the respective DRCs. Final list was drawn based on the merit of the candidate in written as well as interview. In the process the 127 no. of students applied. The Test was conducted on 29th July, 2017 and the merit holder got the chance to present their research proposal before the DRC. The Research proposal presentations were conducted on 05th August, 2017 at departments and result was announced on scheduled date, selecting 71 students. As of now, the following no. of students are enrolled for 2017-18 year.

S.No. Faculty No. of Scholars 1 FCA 2 2 FMeH 7 3 FAS 4 4 FCBS 9 5 FMS 13 6 FBSS 5 7 FET 31 Total 71

Overall, this time a huge number of candidates have been received, which indicates a progressive response.

List of scholars Batch (2017-18)

Registration Name of the S.No. Department Faculty No. Scholar 1 17/Ph.D/001 Richa Applied Sciences FAS 2 17/Ph.D/002 Madhu Tanwar* Applied Sciences FAS 3 17/Ph.D/003 Priya Srivastava Applied Sciences FAS

4 17/Ph.D/004 Aanchal Chaudhary Pyschology FBSS

5 17/Ph.D/005 Meenakshi Pyschology FBSS 6 17/Ph.D/006 Thongam Monica Pyschology FBSS 7 17/Ph.D/007 Sarika Kumar Pyschology FBSS

8 17/Ph.D/008 Bijender Commerce & Business FCBS

9 17/Ph.D/009 Chhavi Goel Commerce & Business FCBS

10 17/Ph.D/010 Manish Kumar Commerce & Business FCBS

11 17/Ph.D/011 Manju Jangid Commerce & Business FCBS

12 17/Ph.D/012 Varsha Singh Commerce & Business FCBS

13 17/Ph.D/013 Sonia Guliani Commerce & Business FCBS

14 17/Ph.D/014 Amit Rawat Management FMS 216

15 17/Ph.D/015 Dewakar Mahendru Management FMS

16 17/Ph.D/016 Megha Gupta Management FMS 17 17/Ph.D/017 Mitika Nangia Management FMS 18 17/Ph.D/018 Nityabh Singh Management FMS 19 17/Ph.D/019 Pradeep Rathy Management FMS 20 17/Ph.D/020 Prateek Kumar Management FMS 21 17/Ph.D/021 Shiwangi Sharma Management FMS 22 17/Ph.D/022 Simran Arneja Management FMS 23 17/Ph.D/023 Sivaram R Management FMS 24 17/Ph.D/024 Vikas Pujara Management FMS 25 17/Ph.D/025 Varun Dwivedi Management FMS Computer Science 26 17/Ph.D/026 Sonam Yadav FET Engineering Madhvi Nayyar - Name Changed To 27 17/Ph.D/027 Chemistry FET Madhvi Bhatia (Sent Through Mail) 28 17/Ph.D/028 Daulat Ram Civil Engineering FET 29 17/Ph.D/029 Subrata Kunar Civil Engineering FET Computer Science 30 17/Ph.D/030 Mukesh Kumar FET Engineering Computer Science 31 17/Ph.D/031 Shilpi Aggarwal FET Engineering 32 17/Ph.D/032 Sonam Yadav Biotech FET Computer Science 33 17/Ph.D/033 Aarti Kaushik FET Engineering Computer Science 34 17/Ph.D/034 Sushant Dhasmana FET Engineering Computer Science 35 17/Ph.D/035 Neha Yadav FET Engineering Electronics & Communication 36 17/Ph.D/036 Shruti Hathwalia FET Engineering Electronics & Communication 37 17/Ph.D/037 Owais Ahmad Shah FET Engineering Electronics & Communication 38 17/Ph.D/038 Ashu FET Engineering Shyam Mohan Electrical & Electronics 39 17/Ph.D/039 FET Parshar Engineering Electrical & Electronics 40 17/Ph.D/040 Jaspreet Kaur FET Engineering 41 17/Ph.D/041 Leena Chawla Maths FET 42 17/Ph.D/042 Jyotika Dudeja Maths FET 43 17/Ph.D/043 Neha Phyiscs FET 44 17/Ph.D/044 Rahul Joshi Journalism FMeH 45 17/Ph.D/045 Md Afsar Journalism FMeH Devashish Prasad 46 17/Ph.D/046 Journalism FMeH Tandon Vinod Kumar 47 17/Ph.D/047 Journalism FMeH Upadhyay

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48 17/Ph.D/049 Snigdha Bhatia Commerce & Business FCBS

49 17/Ph.D/050 Komal Mittal Commerce & Business FCBS

Computer Science 50 17/Ph.D/051 Neha Garg FET Engineering Computer Science 51 17/Ph.D/052 Rachna Behl FET Engineering Computer Science 52 17/Ph.D/053 Mohit FET Engineering Computer Science 53 17/Ph.D/054 Shefalisinghal FET Engineering Electrical & Electronics 54 17/Ph.D/055 Deepali Puri FET Engineering 55 17/Ph.D/056 Dinesh Chawla Mechanical FET

56 17/Ph.D/057 Chitra Mehra Computer Applications FCA

57 17/Ph.D/058 Raj Kumar Computer Applications FCA

58 17/Ph.D/059 Vaishali Mathur Applied Sciences FAS Shatarupa 59 17/Ph.D/060 Pyschology FBSS Chakraborty

60 17/Ph.D/061 Naviti Mehra Commerce & Business FCBS

Electronics & Communication 61 17/Ph.D/062 Priya FET Engineering Electronics & Communication 62 17/Ph.D/063 Rajshree FET Engineering Computer Science 63 17/Ph.D/064 Shilpa FET Engineering 64 17/Ph.D/065 Rajesh Kr Singh Journalism FMeH 65 17/Ph.D/066 Samah Alhorani Physics FET 66 17/Ph.D/067 Rahul Agrawal Mechanical FET 67 17/Ph.D/068 Pratima Dutta Journalism FMeH 68 17/Ph.D/048 Reema Devi English FMeH De-registered in Computer Science 69 Vinit Kumar Tyagi FET 25th AC dated Engineering De-registered in Computer Science 70 Rashmi Verma FET 25th AC Engineering 71 Provisional Krishna Kant Management FMS

For smooth conduction of the program, CDP has taken following steps in order to align the doctoral program. 1. Implemented new Plagiarism policy as laid by UGC from the month June 2018 with upper limit of 10% plagiarism in all the research output. 2. The CDP has taken an initiative to place the plagiarism report in the final thesis for records. 3. New facilities were created for PhD Scholars-Separate Seminar room, PhD Lounge, thesis consultation room.

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4. Implemented the policy of Centralized presentation of all Pre PhD presentations and Defense viva. From January onwards all the presentations are being conducted by CDP along with the result declaration. 5. Centralized conduction of coursework classes. The classes for quantitative techniques and Research methodology are conducted regularly and for subject based paper the scholars visit the department and a diary is being maintained for documenting the progress of the research work. This initiative has inculcated sense of discipline amongst scholars and has been taken positively by the supervisors. We are strictly adhering to the 75% attendance norm and strict action was taken against the defaulters. Continuous monitoring and updating to scholars was done. For conducting the classes Senior Professors from the top universities are invited. 6. Timely Doctoral Review Board meetings (DRB) are being conducted to support scholars for timely submission. 7. Workshops have been conducted for all the supervisors as well as for the Ph.D Coordinators regarding introduction the new formats for improving standardization across all disciplines. The purpose of the workshop was to increase involvement and improving the quality of research output. 8. Research Advisory Committee (RACs) are being conducted timely and documented for the existing scholars 9. The total number of awardees is 75 as on date and total 9 under evaluation process.

The way forward is in progress and attempts are in place to encourage research scholars to do quality research work and contribute to knowledge world.

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CHAPTER 8 STUDENTS ACHIEVEMENTS AND ACTIVITIES

8.1 Examination Result

The University has adopted semester based study programmes and credit system of evaluation for examination of all courses. The semester-wise Results of End Semester Examinations for all the programmes held in December 2017 and May 2018 are tabulated below: Semester Wise Examination Results (1 July - 30 June 2018) Total Fac Total Total Pass Department Semester Students ulty Strength Passed % Appeared I 15 15 5 33.33 II 13 13 6 46.15 III(EE-Sukam) 16 16 10 62.5 Electrical & III(EEE) 6 6 4 66.67 FET Electronics IV(EE-Sukam) 16 16 5 31.25 Engineering IV(EEE) 6 6 3 50 V 11 11 8 72.73 VI 11 11 6 54.55 VII 20 20 20 100 VIII 20 20 20 100 I 144 124 82 66 II 176 137 119 87 III 187 187 167 89 Automobile FET IV 234 230 221 96 Engineering V 192 138 117 85

VI 208 205 189 92 VI 147 128 122 95 VIII 132 125 120 96 FET Chemistry I 494 466 354 76 II 492 442 435 98 1st 119 119 60 50 1st 154 147 68 46 2nd 119 116 80 69 2nd 151 145 111 77 3rd 130 130 89 68 3rd 220 220 142 65 Computer Science 4th 130 130 91 70 FET Engineering and 4th 216 216 137 63 IBM Integrated 5th 109 108 93 86 5th 172 172 149 87 6th 108 108 99 92 6th 175 175 167 95 7th 117 117 79 68 7th 97 97 80 82 8th 117 117 102 87 8th 97 97 89 92 220

I 22 22 8 36 III 64 60 38 63 V 43 43 40 93 VII 24 24 24 100 FET Biotechnology II 22 22 14 64 IV 60 60 33 55 VI 43 43 41 95 VIII 24 24 24 100 B.Tech (Normal) I (2017-18) 60 60 14 23.33 II (2017-18) 60 60 23 38.33 III (2016-17) 87 87 26 29.89 Mechanical FET IV (2016-17) 84 84 51 60.71 Engineering V (2015-16) 106 106 51 48.11

VI (2015-16) 107 107 62 57.94 VII (2014-15) 175 175 117 66.86 VIII (2014-15) 175 175 138 78.86 B.Tech (Industry Integrated) I (2017-18) 22 22 6 27.27 II (2017-18) 23 23 10 43.48 III (2016-17) 23 23 11 47.83 IV (2016-17) 22 22 15 68.18 100.0 V (2015-16) 24 24 24 0 100.0 VI (2015-16) 24 24 24 0 Mechanical FET 100.0 Engineering VII (2014-15) 11 11 11 0

100.0 VIII (2014-15) 11 11 11 0 M.Tech I (2017-18) 1 1 1 100 II (2017-18) 1 1 1 100 III (2016-17) 8 8 7 87.50 100.0 IV (2016-17) 8 2 2 0 B.Tech I 33 26 7 27 II 31 20 7 35 III 52 44 25 57 IV 58 22 20 91 FET Civil Engineering V 85 67 36 54

Pendin VI Pending Pending Pending g VII 141 126 111 88 VIII 139 132 103 78 M.Tech SE I 3 3 3 100 FET Civil Engineering II 3 3 3 100 III 9 7 7 100 IV 9 7 7 100 M.Tech CM I 3 3 3 100 FET Civil Engineering II 3 3 3 100 III 8 8 8 100 IV 10 9 9 100 M.Tech TE 221

I 6 6 5 83 FET Civil Engineering II 5 5 5 100 III 4 4 4 100 IV 4 3 3 100 I 11 11 3 27.27 II 11 11 3 27.27 III 2 1 1 100 Aeronautical FET IV 1 1 1 100 Engineering V 10 10 7 70

VI 11 11 8 72.72 VII 14 14 11 78.57 VIII 14 13 12 92.3 I 42 41 13 31.7 II 42 41 21 51.2 Electronics & III 43 42 20 47.6 FET Communication IV 43 43 22 51.1 Engineering V 43 41 11 26.8 VI 43 42 18 42.8 VII 56 56 51 91 VIII 56 56 51 91 I 496 472 343 72 FET Physics II 488 438 357 81 1317 1175 (All Odd & Even 523 (All BBA (All BBA BBA FCBS Business Studies Semesters (in AY Programmes 40 Progra Programme 2017-18) ) mmes) s) I 132 130 130 98 III 151 150 107 71 V 110 110 110 100 Commerce (UG) II 127 120 120 95 IV 151 150 132 88 FCBS VI 109 108 108 99 I 5 5 5 100 III 10 10 10 100 Commerce (PG) II 5 5 5 100 IV 10 10 10 100 BAJMC-1st 65 64 29 45.31 BAJMC-2nd 63 54 28 51.85 BAJMC-3rd 74 72 44 61.11 BAJMC-4th 76 72 45 62.5 Journalism & Mass FMeH BAJMC-5th 70 69 42 60.86 Communication BAJMC-6th 69 66 66 100

MAJMC-1st 2 2 2 100 MAJMC-2nd 2 2 2 100 MAJMC-3rd 5 5 5 100 MAJMC-4th 5 5 4 80 BA Eng (1st Sem) 44 41 8 19.51 Dec-17 BA Eng (3rd Sem) 38 34 12 35.29 Dec-17 BA Eng (5th Sem) FMeH English 30 29 20 68.97 Dec-17

MA Eng (1st Sem) 13 13 6 46.15 Dec-17 MA Eng (3rd Sem) 17 17 14 82.35 Dec-17 BA Eng (2nd Sem) 44 40 22 55 222

May-18 BA Eng (4th Sem) 35 35 15 42.86 May-18 BA Eng (6th Sem) 30 29 22 75.86 May-18 MA Eng (2nd Sem) 13 13 10 76.92 May-18 MA Eng (4th Sem) 17 17 17 100 May-18 July- December 2017 BSc I semester 63 63 31 49 BSc III semester 63 63 49 77 BSc V semester 42 42 31 73.8 MSc I semester 50 47 31 65.9 MSc III semester 13 13 11 84.6 (Clinical Nutrition) Nutrition & FAS MSc III semester Dietetics 6 6 3 50 (Sports Nutrition)

MSc III semester (Public Health 9 9 7 77.7 Nutrition) MSc III semester (Food Science and 8 8 8 100 Technology) Nutrition & Dietetics BSc I semester 63 58 53 91.3 BSc III semester 62 59 53 89.8 BSc V semester 39 36 35 97.2 MSc I semester 48 43 39 90.6 MSc III semester 13 13 13 100 (Clinical Nutrition) Nutrition & FAS MSc III semester Dietetics 6 6 6 100 (Sports Nutrition)

MSc III semester (Public Health 9 9 9 100 Nutrition) MSc III semester (Food Science and 6 6 6 100 Technology) 1 82 82 82 100 2 81 81 81 100 3 86 85 85 100 4 85 85 85 100 Physiotherapy (UG) 5 78 77 77 100 6 78 75 75 100 FAS 7 59 58 58 100 8 57 56 55 98 1 17 17 17 100 2 17 17 17 100 Physiotherapy (PG) 3 9 9 9 100 4 9 9 9 100 Economics II 12 11 10 90.9 IV 8 8 8 100 FBS II 33 32 29 90 S Psychology (UG) IV 22 21 20 95 VI 11 10 10 100 Psychology (PG) II 10 10 10 100

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IV 11 11 11 100 JULY -DEC 2017 I 32 32 28 87.5 Psychology (UG) III 23 23 22 95 V 10 10 10 100 I 11 11 11 100 Psychology (PG) III 11 11 11 100 I 127 127 99 90 FMS Management II 123 123 95 100 III 99 99 90 90.9 IV 99 99 71 71.7 MCA-Ist 5 5 5 100 MCA -IIIrd 32 32 29 91 MCA-V 55 55 53 96 BCA-I 111 109 59 54 BCA-III 118 117 65 56 BCA-V 72 71 52 73 BSc.IT-Ist 23 23 18 78 BSc.IT-III 21 21 12 57 Computer FCA BSc.IT-V 16 16 15 94 Applications MCA-II 5 5 5 100

MCA -IV 32 32 26 81 MCA-VI 55 55 51 93 BCA-II 111 106 64 60 BCA-IV 118 117 77 66 BCA-VI 71 71 60 85 BSc.IT-II 23 23 13 57 BSc.IT-IV 21 21 7 33 BSc.IT-VI 16 16 10 63 SEM - I 10 10 4 40 SEM II 10 10 3 30

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SEM IV 9 9 4 45 Architecture SEM V 24 24 18 75 SEM VI 24 24 16 66

FAD SEM VII 24 24 23 95 SEM VIII 24 24 24 100

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SEM II 32 32 11 34 SEM III 23 23 9 39 Interior Design SEM IV 23 23 8 35

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8.2 Placements

Corporate Relations at Manav Rachna is one of the facilitating units of Manav Rachna Educational Institutions (MREI), which engages with the industry and constantly strives for expanding the industry-academia interface. In the institutions providing professional courses, it is the dream of every student to get a job offer through campus placements. Fulfilling these dreams of the students has been a constant endeavor of Corporate Relations team at Manav Rachna. In addition, team keeps abreast with the needs of the job market during its interaction with the industrie and provide valuable input to the teaching faculty regarding the market relevant skills so to prepare our students to become more employable, equipped with market ready skills. In an effort to streamline the placement process we make use of an ‘Online Registration Portal’ for campus placement. All the students of final year who are interested for placement have to register on portal. It helps us in identifying the eligible students for a particular campus drive based on the criteria provided by recruiting company. Team plays an important role in shaping the careers of students from their induction and orientation, summer internships, mid-term projects, right to their final placements and even beyond. We bring the Industry and academia close to each other and provide need based education and organization support. We organize corporate guest lectures and industry interaction. Some of the eminent recruiters includes TCS, Accenture, IBM, HCL Technologies, NIIT Technologies, Infogain, Sony India, Monark, Sterling tools, Yamaha Motor Solutions, Samsung, Quovantis, Amazon, Adobe, British Telecom, CINDA, Deloitte, Convergys, SSP, ederalMogul, KrishnaMaruti, HP, Indogo, JBM, Rothenberger, Naukri .com, PNB Housing and the likes Placements at a Glance No. of No. of Off No. of Startup Student Depa Studen Fac Stre Name of the Campus Students / Family s opted rtme ts ulty ngth Company / On Appeare Busines for nt Selecte Campus d s Higher d Studies On Academia Guru 8 Campus 8 Sangeet On 15 Enterprises Campus 3 On Search & Shops 15 Campus 3 The Perfect On 15 Solution Campus 1 Bhilwara On 20 FET ECE 56 Infotechnology Campus 2 Nil 1 On Amazon 22 Campus 7 Talent4Assured On 23 Placement Campus 4 Research Panel On Investment 15 Campus Advisors 1 Magic Meters On 23 3 225

Campus On Collabera 24 Campus 3 On Expert Lancing 23 Campus 1 Team Off campu 8 Computers s 1 Off campu Amazon 9 s 5 Research Panel On Investment 20 Campus Advisors 7 On Talent Pull 16 Campus 6 On Cvent 16 Campus 1 On Good Karma 14 Campus 1 Off campu Expert Lancing 5 s 1 On Red Carpet 15 Campus 3 Optra On 17 Automaton Campus 5 The Bask On 9 International Campus 2 On Tringapps Inc 7 Campus 2 On Aegis 10 Campus 1 On Maritime 9 Campus 1 Off campu Cubical Labs 8 s 1 Collabera On Technology for 9 Campus HCL 4 On Sony India 6 Campus 1 On Talent4Assure 4 2 Campus Optra On Automation 7 4 Campus Pvt. Ltd On Academia guru 4 3 Campus M/s Good On 2 1 Karma Campus EEE 20 M/s The Bask On 1 Nil 4 1 International Campus On Amazon 5 1 Campus On Jinnigram 2 1 Campus M/s Research Panel On 3 3 Investment Campus Advisors 226

Clearpack On 2 1 Automation Campus Research Panel On Investment 12 6 Campus Advisors On Amazon 12 1 Campus On Magic Meters 12 2 AUTO 20 Campus 2 1 Off Spice Jet 1 1 Campus Off You We & Cars 1 1 Campus R.R.Technomec Off 1 1 h Campus Jinigram(Tringa In-campus 86 8 pps) ACEZD In-campus 81 2 Consultancy TechAead In-campus 45 1 IBM In-campus 100 1 Academia Guru In-campus 100 24 Quovantis In-campus 125 1 Technologies Sangeet In-campus 40 4 Enterprises Search & Shops In-campus 40 5 The Perfect In-campus 10 1 Solution Bhilwara In-campus 33 7 Infotechnology Amazon In-campus 97 9 Talent4Assured In-campus 77 14 Placement Magic Meters Incampus 24 6 CSE 219 2 5 Research Panel In-campus Investment 3 2 Advisors (Skype) Collabera In-campus 69 2 Off iAugmentor 6 3 Campus Optimus Incampus 20 2 Information TCS Incampus 21 1 Off TCS 2 1 Campus Gisass In-campus 12 6 Off Infogain 4 1 Campus Off Yamaha Motors 4 1 Campus NIIT Incampus 36 5 Technologies Ucrtify Icampus 14 1 Research Panel Skype 9 4 227

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8.3 Extra / Co –Curricular Activities

The Department of Students Welfare is engaged in developing the personality of the student in all spheres of life which it undertakes through various student-oriented programmes. It believes that given an opportunity, it will bring out the hidden talent of the students. The Department aims at promoting extra-curricular and developmental activities among students by identifying talented and interested students in the areas of Music, Dance, Literature, Fashion, Arts, Social Responsibility, Theatre, Photography, Health etc. and thereafter, nurturing their individual talent and giving them a supportive environment to plan and execute various activities in the said areas, thus making a major contribution towards their holistic development. At ManavRachna, students are spoilt for choice as there are as many as 9 Extra Curricular Groups that cater to varying interests. “Each of these groups provides students a platform to showcase their talents and channelize their energies. They also foster a sense of fellowship among students of different streams and give them a great sense of cohesiveness and belonging,” says Prof. I.K. Kilam, Dean Students Welfare, MRIU. Each of the groups provides students a conducive environment to plan and execute various activities, thus contributing to their holistic development and staying connected with members ofsimilar interests. Here, we give you a look into their form and character: ManavRachna Music Group - This group covers activities like solo, duet and group singing, jugalbandi, battle of bands, folk music, sufi, classical, Western music, instrumentals, parody etc. Students can also look forward to jamming sessions and music festivals. ManavRachna Dance Troupe - This troupe has woven in solo and duet dance performances, group dance, Western dance (salsa, jazz, street etc.), traditional and folk dance competitions/festivals in its repertoire. ManavRachna Literary Forum - This forum involves activities like debate and declamation, MUN, youth parliament, quiz and GK, poetry, article writing, book reviews, film reviews, 236

literary festivals, TV anchoring and news reporting, panel discussions, storytelling competitions. There is enough to keep members busy. ManavRachna Arts Team - This club brings out the artist in every student encouraging them to indulge in sketching, painting, clay modeling, pottery, cartoon and caricature making, tattooing, sculpture and rangoli. The Club plays an active role in the festival of arts, origami, etc. Manav Rachna NSS Team - This team nurtures the activist in every student whereby they can take up causes like anti ragging awareness, environment, health and hygiene, sustainable development, education for all, computers for all, language enhancement for housewives etc. Manav Rachna Theatrical Troupe- This troupe covers activities like nukkadnataks, drama, skits, standup comedy, mono acting, mimicry etc. Manav Rachna Fashionistas - As the name signifies, this group is all about glamour and beauty, focusing its activities on hairstyling, beauty contests, ramp walks, best dress, crazy caps, fashion shows, display/ tableau competitions, fancy dress, character display (based on an era, writings), etc. Manav Rachna Photography Club - This cluster pampers students' passion for photography, film making, video-graphy and photo walks. Workshops by canon, theme based photography and exhibitions are also a regular feature. Manav Rachna Health Club - Those who treat their body as a temple and are health conscious can join this Club and actively participate in health camps, yoga shivirs and meditation sessions. They can promote gym and healthy eating habits along with overall wellness and awareness on balanced nutrition. MANAV RACHNA RESURRECTION FEST once every year which is the biggest cultural event of the campus. List of Centralized events during 1st July 2017 – 30th June 2018

Department of Students' Welfare Data on Extra Curricular Activities

July 2017 – June 2018 S. No. Name of Faculty No. of events 1 FET 195 2 FCA 24 3 FMS 59 4 FAS 49 5 FCBS 32 6 FMeH 23 7 FBSS 19 8 FAD 0 9 DSW 60 TOTAL 461

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S. No. Date of the Event Title of the Event 1 12.7.17 Rapt Hour - Orientation (Non - FET) 2 13.7.17 Rapt Hour - Orientation ( FET) 3 13.7.17 Rapt Hour - Orienatation (FCBS, FBSS) 4 25.7.17 Interaction with team Raagdesh 5 26.7.18 - 27.7.18 Theatre Workshop - PAIGAM 6 9.8.17 Anti - Ragging Seminar 7 11.8.17 Independence Day Related Celebrations 8 13.8.17 Cultural Performances at Run for Security 9 24.8.17 Humara Campus, Swach Campus 10 24.8.17 Online Poster Making Competition on "Swach Bharat" 11 28.8.17 Online Essay Writing Competition in Association with UN information centre 12 29.8.17 Extra Bass Dance Competition 13 1.9.17 Rally on "Humara Bharat Swach Bharat" 14 3.9.17 School Visit for an Awareness Drive 15 5.9.17 Essay Writing Comptition 16 6.9.17 Mr. & Ms. MR by G - Town Society 17 8.9.17 Theatre Workshop - PAIGAM 18 9.9.17 - 12.9.17 Swachta Pakhwada Visits 19 15.9.17 Minister's Address - Young India, New India : A resurgent Nation 20 16.9.17 Visit to Vrindavan Campy by red Cross Society 21 3.10.17 Seminar on "Samarth Yuva Samras bharat" 22 7.10.17 Campus Princess 23 12.10.17 - 14.10.17 Annual Cultural FEST RESURRECTION 2017 24 25.10.17 - 14.10.17 Participation in Annual Cultural Fest of IIT Kanpur’17 25 26.10.17 - 29.10.17 Participation in Annual Cultural Fest of IIT Roorkee’17 26 28.10.17 Participation in Annual Cultural Fest of Apeejay, Dwarka 27 31.10.17 National Integration Day 28 7.11.17 Declamation Contest - IQAC 29 9.11.17 - 14.11.17 Cloth Donation Drive - Happiness for All 30 13.11.17 Masterpiece 2017 by Radio Mirchi 31 28.11.17 Open Mic Session - Facets of Pt. Deen Dayal Upadhyay 32 30.11.17 Anokhi - TED Talk by Star Plus and Hindustan 33 7.12.17 Armed Forces Flag Day 34 24.12.17 Christmas Celebration 35 11.01.2018 Meditative session 36 12.01.2018 Lohri Celebration 37 20.01.2018 Faculty / Staff Talent Show 38 22.01.2018 Saraswati Poojan 39 Students’ Grievance Redressal Committee Meeting

40 25.01.2018 69th Republic Day Celebration 41 26.01.2018 Republic Day 42 02.02. 2018 Surajkund International Crafts Mela 43 06.02.2018 DEARC Entertainment organized Drama Auditions 44 07.02.2018 DEARC Entertainment organized Music Auditions 45 07.02.2018 DEARC Entertainment organized Dance Auditions 46 08.02.2018 DEARC Entertainment Ptv. Ltd. organized Fashion Auditions 09.02.2018-10.02. 47 Annual Cultural Festival of Chandigarh University ’18 2018 Live Streaming Programme of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra 48 16.02.2018 Modi 238

49 21.02.2018 Matrabhasha Diwas 50 26.02.2018 Cultural Evening – RUBAROO 51 08.03.2018 One Day Training Program on Rights of Women 52 27.03.2018 Festo in Ostello 53 31.03.2018 Meditative session 54 13.04.2018 Vaisakhi celebration 55 25.04.2018 Road Safety Week

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MAJOR WINNINGS Date EVENT Achievements 5.04.2018 Maruti Suzuki Colors of Youth 1st Runner Up, Cash Prize of Rs. 1 Lakh 2nd position in Fashion Show, Chandigarh University Fest 2018 2nd position in Western Group Singing, 09.02.18 Participation 3rd position in Solo Singing 1st Position in Brushless Painting, 28.10.17 SYNERGY - Apeejay College Dwarka 2nd in Pot Decoration Special mention in Pot Decoration 1st position in Face Painting and poster designing 26.10.17 Thomso, IIT Roorkee 3rd position in Junkyard Wars Special mention in Costume designing Top 8th position in Dramatics 25.10.17 Antaragni, IIT Kanpur Finalists - Western Group Dance 24.02.17 Chandigarh University FEST 2017 2nd in Fashion Show 07.02.18 Saarang Fest 3rd position in classical Singing Essay Writing Competition in 28.08.17 assocaition with UN Information 2nd position at State level Centre, Shri Ram Krishna Mission 3 Teams selected for Wall Painting in Smart City Faridabad Competition 14.01.18 Faridabad 30.11.17 Active Student Participation Star Plus TED Talk Anokhee 4 Selected Students for competition at Dubai in Masterpiece 2017 by Radio Mirchi, 13.11.17 Dance, Singing and Fine Arts G - Town, Mr. & Ms. Delhi 32 Students selected for Mr. & Ms. Delhi from 06.09.17 Competition Manav Rachna Active Participation in SONY Extra Winners 29.08.17 Bass Competition

8.4 Sports Activities

Manav Rachna Sports Academy is an unparalleled sports experience which offers sports to an enthusiast who believes in taking their sporting experience to a brand new level. Whether you are a newcomer to the world of sports or you want to enhance your sporting skills, Manav Rachna Sports Academy has all options open. With world-class infrastructure, best training teachers and sports clinics organized at frequent intervals by the world acclaimed trainers; this is a one-stop sports media for all sports lovers. MREI initiated MRSA to advance the cause of sports in North India and India as a whole.Players participate in specifically designed structures as per their need and experience intense practice sessions aimed at developing good techniques from our coaches. At MRSA, facilities exist in the field of Badminton, Table Tennis, Lawn Tennis, Chess, Carom, Basketball, Volleyball, Shooting, Swimming, Physiotherapy, Squash , Skating and Soccer. Many of sports facilities have been designed in consultation with leading brands like YONEX (for Badminton) and STAG (for Table Tennis). MRSA also includes under its wing the Manav Rachna Cricket Academy (MRCA) which was inaugurated by Cricket Legend Virender Sehwag on July 6, 2012. Besides the Manav Rachna School students, the Academy is open for the people of Faridabad in the evening. Inspired by MREI's legacy of excellence, MRSA continues

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Level of participatio Achieve n S. Name of Game/ Place of ment/ Activity Date (University No. Sport activity Position /State/Nati held onal/Inter national) Basketball (M & W), Volleyball (M National (All Bronze & W) Cricket (M), 12th to 15th India IIT Medal by 1. Udghosh 2017 Table Tennis (M) October University Kanpur Basketba and Badminton 2017 Technical ll team (M). Squash (M) Sports) Football (M) All India Inter University 10 Mtr. Rifle/Pistol 10th – 14th GNDU, Shooting (M & W) Participat 2 Shooting (M & November Amritsar, All India Rifle/Pistol ion W) 2017 Punjab Championship 2017-18 All India Inter University 15th -20th University Participat 3 Squash (M) Squash (Men) November of All India ion Championship 2017 Mumbai 2017-18 North Zone Inter University 22nd – 30th MDU, Participat 4 Cricket (M) Cricket (Men) November North Zone Rohtak ion Championship 2017 2017-18 North Zone 28th Nov – Desh Inter University 06th Bhagat Participat 5 Football (M) Football (Men) North Zone December University ion Championship 2017 , Punjab 2017-18 North Zone Jamia Inter University 2nd – 8th Milia Participat 6 Basketball (M) Basketball (Men) December North Zone Islamia, ion Championship 2017 Delhi 2017-18 North Zone Inter University 1st – 4th MDU, Participat 7 Badminton (M) Badminton (Men) December North Zone Rohtak ion Championship 2017 17-2017-18 North Zone Inter University 19th – 23rd CSJM, Basketball Participat 8 Basketball (M) December University North Zone (Women) ion Championship 2017 Kanpur 2017-18

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8.5 Scholarship/Freeship

The MRIIRS offers Scholarships to students on the basis of marks/CGPA in the qualifying examination as per following criteria: UG level Courses (Except B.Tech. Mechanical Engg. Industry Integrated) 90.00% & above 100% Tuition Fee Waiver

85.00% & above but below 90.00% 50% Tuition Fee Waiver

80.00% & above but below 85.00% 25% Tuition Fee Waiver In case of B.Tech. Mechanical Engg. Industry Integrated

90.00% & above 50% Tuition Fee Waiver

85.00% & above but below 90.00% 25% Tuition Fee Waiver PG level Courses

80.00% & above 100% Tuition Fee Waiver

75.00% & above but below 80.00% 50% Tuition Fee Waiver

70.00% & above but below 75.00% 25% Tuition Fee Waiver

 For purpose of Scholarship/tuition fee waiver, the marks will not be rounded off to the next higher figure and calculation of percentage of marks shall be made on the basis of eligibility subjects in the qualifying examination (same number of subjects).  However, they are required to pay other fees as applicable to the programme concerned. Such students shall be required to maintain a minimum SGPA of 7.0 in the subsequent (each) semesters without having any compartment in any subject and minimum 75% attendance in each semester, failing which the Scholarships awarded shall be withdrawn.  In addition, suitable free ship shall be available to high achievers in the field of sports, persons suffering with Thalassaemia Major, sons / daughters of Army Personnel who have been killed in war/ terrorist attack, physically handicapped students etc. on case to case basis.  Candidates passing out from any of the Manav Rachna Educational Institutions and wards of faculty / staff member of any of the MREI will get one time concession of Rs. 5000/-at the time of admission in any of the programs being offered at Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies.

Merit Scholarship Other Than Scholarship/ Freeship In order to motivate the students for better and sustained academic performance MRIIRS offers Merit Scholarship other than Scholarship/ free ship enumerated below, for students securing first , Second and Third positions in the Odd & Even semester exams (based on the amalgamated SGPA/ CGPA) every year for each programme being run at MRIIRS, as under:

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First Position 25% of Tuition Fee or Rs. 25000/- which ever is less

Second Position 15% of Tuition Fee or Rs. 15000/ whichever is less

Third Position 10% of Tuition Fee or Rs. 10000/- whichever is less

The Following Are The Guidelines For Granting These Merit Scholarships: 1. .Any Programme Must Have Strength Of 90 Or More In Semester Exam To Qualify For First, Second And Third Position Scholarship; Otherwise Only A Solitary Topper Shall Be Given A Solitary First Position Scholarship. 2. If The Strength Of A Course Is 10 Or Less No Scholarship Will Be Awarded For That Course. 3. A Student Shall Be Eligible To Benefit For Tuition Fee Waiver Only From One Source Only. Student Staff & Alumni Welfare Fund (SSAWF) 1. The young and the budding talent in MREI should not go a begging for want of resources in the field of technical education, research in physical science, social science & any other topic of topical interest emerging in the environment. To fulfill the ibid vision, the MRVF has taken a conscious decision to muster financial resources in the name & style of STUDENT STAFF AND ALUMNI WELFARE FUND (SSAWF). 2. The SSAWF resources would be utilized for accomplishing the under mentioned objectives a. Rendering financial assistance to students, staff and alumni for research and higher studies for improving the overall well being of the under privileged and have knots of the society. b. To provide financial assistance/ scholarship to needy students for continuation of their higher studies. c. To render assistance including ex-gratia payment to alumni for higher studies, distress and other contingency. d. To honor MREI students, staff and alumni for their outstanding achievements in studies, profession, sports and entrepreneurship. e. To provide financial and other resources for families of MREI owing to any natural calamity such as earthquakes, floods etc. f. To provide financial support. Scholarship Details Amount Amount of No. of Total No. of of Scholarship Students Amount Facul Scholarships at Continu Department at the time for of ty the time of ous of Continuous Scholar Admission Scholar Admission Scholarship ship ship Electrical & Electronics 3 96250 5 213750 310000 Engineering Automobile FET 1 25000 1 25000 25000 Engineering

Computer Science 62 1343750 62 1343750 1343750 Engineering Biotechnology 10 142500 5 67500 210000

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Mechanical Engineering 15 287500 5 100000 127500 (UG) Mechanical 1 27500 1 27500 27500 Engineering(PG) Civil 4 81875 8 162500 244375 Engineering Aeronautical 4 110000 1 12500 122500 Engineering Electronics & Communication 12 250000 2 62500 62500 s Engineering Interior FAD Designing 6 168000 0 0 168000 Architecture Journalism & FMeH Mass 2 14375 0 0 14375 Communication English 13 71875 2 34375 106250 BBA 7 91875 2 13125 118125 FCBS BBA(G)IB 2 27000 1 18000 45000 BBA(BANKING) 2 47500 2 23750 95000 Commerce 17 253750 11 157500 411250 FBSS Economics 1 7500 1 7500 7500 Management FMS 24 658750 10 540,000 1198750 Studies Computer FCA 19 251250 11 156250 407500 Applications Nutrition & 21 423500 17 363000 786,500 Dietetics (M.sc ) FAS Nutrition & 9 137000 9 137000 274,000 Dietetics (B.sc ) Physiotherapy 7 332500 13 313750 3,66,250 FAS (UG) Physiotherapy 1 17500 1 17500 17500 (PG) Total 350000 331250

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CHAPTER 9 INSTITUTIONAL SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

Manav Rachna International Institute of Research & Studies along with creating excellence and professionalism also aims to contribute to international philanthropy, dedicated to improving the quality of Life of People, Nation and the World through inclusive growth and development of society and its people and conserving the diversity of cultures, the world, environment and the planet.

Manav Rachna International Institute of Research & Studies has been playing a pioneering role in building up the Institutional Social Responsibility since its inception in 1997 as Career Institute of Technology and Management. The projects undertaken by MRIIRS include creating awareness about diseases such as Thalassemia, Haemophila, Mouth Cancer, Dengue etc. Various health check-up camps and blood donation camps were held. The institution ever since that time has taken up various activities for the cause and benefit of the society, building up in the process, a sense of community and team work among teachers, students, faculty and staff.

Under the Institutional Social Responsibility MRIIRS undertakes development activities, research and training in the following fields: -  Education, Capacity building of people and Creating knowledge societies It aims to provide global and regional leadership in education in order to strengthen education systems.

 Protecting and Reviving our heritage and Fostering creativity It will endeavor to protect and safeguard the cultural and natural heritage. It supports, promotes and encourages creativity and work towards protecting our heritage and keep it revived for our future generations.

 Sustainable Development and Environmental Protection It focuses on reducing energy consumption, creates awareness about produce and use of sustainable clean and green energy. It also lays emphasis on conserving water, trees, and other natural resources.

 Gender equality, Sexual and Reproductive Justice and Health Care It aims to work towards gender equality and women empowerment in a multipronged approach by awareness campaigns, capacity building, changing mindsets and perceptions of men and youth, and implementing programs and schemes for the cause.

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 Inclusion, Mainstreaming, Development, and Empowerment of sections of society who are marginalized, vulnerable and with special needs It aims to bring together the marginalized section of a society or group and work towards an inclusive society where no one is left behind. It focuses on the vulnerable section of the society and tries to take them forward in a group.

 Geriatric Healthcare and Well-being It aims in working towards the welfare of elderly by training and empowering them for new employment. It also works towards their holistic health and well-being.

Our Initiatives

Swacch Bharat Abhiyaan

Under Swachh Bharat, Swasthh Bharat Abhiyan initiated on 2nd October 2014, along with our distinguished Prime Minister Manav Rachna International Institute for Research and Studies took the responsibility of cleaning and maintaining the cleanliness at the Old Faridabad Railway Station and Shiv Mandir. The entire staff and students were provided with brooms and other cleaning aids. Everyone enthusiastically undertook the task of cleaning Sanjay Colony. The residents were also sensitized about necessary prerequisites for a healthy and hygienic lifestyle.

 Initiatives are taken up to keep the railway station clean, the housekeeping staff visits the station on weekly basis and cleaning is carried out.  Twenty dustbins and one smart dustbin has been installed. When the smart bin is used a recording is played which thanks the person for keeping the surroundings and railway station cleaned.  Civil work has also been taken up at the platforms. Repair and painting has been carried out on and outside the railway station. Weekly cleaning is carried out by the University.  Civil work has also been taken up at the platforms. Repair and painting has been carried out on and outside the railway station

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Cleanliness at Shiv Mandir

 In order to extend the efforts to continue with this grand vision, the initiative was taken to clean the Shiv Mandir, Sainik Colony, Faridabad. To fulfill the objective of Sustainable Development and Environmental Protection cleanliness of the Mandir is done on a weekly basis by Manav Rachna International Institute for Research and Studies

Ek Mutthi Daan (No one sleeps hungry)

Ek Mutthi Daan started on 09/03/2014 with an objective to ensure that "no one sleeps hungry" and the second objective was to teach the students, staff and faculty "to share and to give and help uplift everybody". The collection of Rice / Wheat on monthly basis from volunteers within students, staff and faculty members from all Faculties / Departments on rotation basis is donated to the NGO’s associated with us. All the students and faculty contribute wholeheartedly towards this cause and in the coming months we have plans to take this even outside the campuses to the community so that even they can participate in this cause of eradicating hunger and wastage.

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Health Camps  Dental Health Camps

 Physiotherapy Camps

 Mental Health Camps

The students and Faculty of Dental Hospital, Faculty of Nutrition and Dietetics and Faculty of Behavioural Sciences visits the nearby villages and arranges health camps for the welfare and development of people. The camps are also arranged on request and wherever the need is felt.

“Share if you Care”

At MRIIRS, under the aegis of DR. O P Bhalla Foundation, our students are provided with varied opportunities to contribute and develop the feeling of thoughtfulness and empathy.

MRIIRS took an initiative to begin to act and reinforce the values in the students by organising various CSR activities, wherein the students got an opportunity to spread awareness of being empathetic towards the lesser privileged people. The motive for the same was surely to develop the feeling of, “SHARING IS CARING”

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Adoption of Old Age Home”Guru Vishram Vridh Ashram” by SHEOWS

Dr. OP Bhalla Foundation celebrated Founders day by visiting old age home on Thursday, 5 April ’2018 at Guru Vrishram Vridh Ashram SHEOWS , Badarpur, New Delhi. The visit was graced by Smt Satya Bhalla, who encouraged students of Faculty of Behavioral & Social Sciences to help and support the destitutes who suffered from Dementia, Alzeihmers, Schizophrenia and other psychological disorders through psycho-cognitve interventions. Every month the rice collected through Ek Mutthi Daan is donated to SHEOWS as well.

Rice and Daal are being donated every month. An eye checkup in association with Lion’s club was organized.

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Adoption of Sparklife Foundation

Under the aegis of Dr. O.P Bhalla Foundation, we are supporting SparkLife Foundation which is a very noble initiative by Ms. Bhardwaj in Sector-21, Faridabad who is operating from the basement of her house and conducts classes for students from government schools every day. On a visit to her set up, we could feel the energy and passion among the students to learn and make a better future for themselves.

Student volunteers of the Dr O P Bhalla Foundation are supporting the Foundation by arranging teachers for some subjects. Our student volunteer Ms Vrinda Sharma visits the NGO everyday and through very innovative practices she makes the students learn subjects like Maths and Science. Ever since her intervention the students have shown some very positive results. She also helps the NGO arrange special festivals and has been inviting guests who have been very motivating and encouraging for the students.

Adoption of Mohna Village

Establishment of a Skill Development Centre in Mohna Village - Computer skills classes, Library facility and training in vocational skills. 251

A weekly calendar as per which all Faculty and students visit the Mohna village and the school.The impact of this initiative of Adoption of Mohna Village has been the upliftment of the residents of Mohna Village through all the three programmmes. The Computer Classes have had enrollments of over 300 students whom have received computer training. The Career Enhancement Programs were run on a weekly basis and were provided to over 300 participants. Both these two programs were appreciated and found useful by the youth of Mohna Village. The Dental Clinics were run three times a week and were very useful for the residents of Mohna Village for all their dental problems, Construction of toilets at the community center in Mohna

Adoption of Govt. Girls Higher Secondary School, Badshahpur by MRIS Gurgaon

The students as well as teachers take interest in engaging with the students through different activities.

Clan Initiatives

Air Falcons:  Awareness Drive for Pollution Free Deepawali, an initiative of Air Falcon Clan:(9th October to 11th October 2017)  Car Pool and Stall Cool

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 Kill the Ravana in you, an awareness drive for a bringing awareness in all towards a positive approach in life.

Forest Rhinos:  Butterfly Count: 9th September, 2017

 Waste Management Workshop : 21st September, 2017

 International Day of the Girl Child12th October, 2017

 Joy of Giving: 16th October, 2017

 “Water Conservation” on 20th November 2017.

 Participation in Mega Plantation Drive under Harit Haryana at Town Park Faridabad and MR Campus from 28th to 30th July 2017.

 Cleanliness drive at Faridabad Railway Station on 23rd August 2017, approximately 120 students from all the clans participated in the event.

 Blood Donation Camp on 15th September 2017 for Students and 16th September 2017 for Faculty & Staff of MREI

Water Sharks:  Two day workshop on healthy mind, body and soul. 28th-29th September 2017

 ‘Gender-Neutral Education’, mentoring and tutoring of girls students at Mohana Govt Girls Sr. Sec.School , Mohana Village

 “Rally for Rivers”

 Run for security at Tau Devilal Stadium, Gurugram

Wildcats:  Expert talk on cloud computing, 6th September 2017

 Expert talk on digital India 27th Sept 2017

 Visit of girls from Mohna village to understand computer related careers.

 A collaboration with Feed India, NGO working towards preventing people from wasting food. An awareness campaign was organized within the University.

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CHAPTER-10

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

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Editorial Board

 Dr. M. K. Soni - Chairman Pro Vice Chancellor, MRIIRS

 Dr. Sarita Sachdeva - Member Dean, FAS, MRIIRS

 Dr. S. S. Tyagi - Member Professor, CSE, MRIIRS

 Dr. Geeta Nijhawan - Member Professor, ECE, MRIIRS

 Ms. Gurjeet Kaur Chawl - Member Associate Dean, Students Welfare, MRIIRS

 Sh. Deepak Sharma - Member Secretary DR (Acad./ R&S), MRIIRS

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