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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”. 1 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 3 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 4 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 5 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 6 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 7 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.
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