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Self Study Report Shri Vyankatesh Seva Samitee, Washim Shri Tulshiramji Jadhao Arts And Science College, Washim Sonkhas Road, Lakhala, Washim Tq. Dist. Washim. (Maharashatra) Pin Code- 444505 Website - www.jadhaocollege.org Mail Id - [email protected] - [email protected] Affiliated to Sant Gadge Baba Amaravti University, Amaravati, Maharashatra Self Study Report For Accreditation Cycle -1 Institutional Track ID- Submitted to National Assessment and Accreditation Council, Bangalore. March - 2017 Page No. 2 To, Dr. Ganesh Hedge Assistant Advisior Nationa Assessment and Accreditation Council, P.O. Box No. 1075, NLSIU, Nagarbhavi, Bangolore. Bangolre -507072. Subject - Regarding uploading of SSR on website. Sr. No. Particulars Details 01 Name of institution Shri Tulshiramji Jadhao Arts & Science College Sonkhas Road, Washim. Tq+Dist- Washim. Maharasahtra Pin 444505. 02 Head of Institute Dr. Madhukar K. Gawande 03 Contact No. 9421830706 / 8275298139 04 Co-ordinator Name Ku.R. V. Rukke. 05 Co-ordinator Mobile No. 9673283983 06 Track Id: 07 Accreditation Cycle Cycle-1 08 A)Web link www.jadhaocollege.org B) Web link showing SSR 08 A)Date of uploading SSR 25.03.2017 (SSR accepted, after one month of uploading only) B)Probable date of submission 04.07.2017 of SSR 09 12F &12B UGC status and XII Yes. The copy is attached herewith and with plan development grants copy the SSR submitted to NAAC 10 Probable date of peer team visit 11, 12 &12 Sep.2017. 18, 19 & 20 Sep .2017. 25, 26 & 27 Sep. 2017. 11 Nearest Airport for the peer Nagpur. team member to arrive 300 Kms away from Washim. Page No. 3 C O N T E N T S Sr. No Particulars Page No. 01 NAAC Steering Committee 05 02 Preface 06 03 About Washim City 07 04 Executive Summary 08 05 Self Study Report 14 06 Profile of the College 16 Criteria – wise Inputs Criterion I : Curricular Aspects 26 Criterion II : Teaching-Learning & Evaluation 37 Criterion III : Research, Consultancy & Extension 58 Criterion IV : Infrastructure and Learning Resources 77 Criterion V : Student Support and Progression 86 Criterion VI : Governance, Leadership and Management 111 Criterion VII : Innovations and Best Practices 124 07 Evaluative Report of the Departments Department of Marathi 136 Department of Sociology 143 Department of Economics 150 Department of History 156 Department of Political Science 162 Department of English 168 08 Declaration by the Head of the Institution 175 09 Certificate of Compliance Annexure – I : UGC 2(f) and 12B Certificate 176 Annexure – II : Master Plan of the College Annexure – III : Certificate from Affiliating University Annexure – IV : Latest grant sanction letter from UGC Annexure – V : Copy of LOI submitted to NAAC Page No. 4 NAAC Steering Committee. Sr. No. Name of the Faculty Position 1 Dr. M. K. Gawande Chairman 2 Ku. R. V. Rukke Co-Ordinator 3 Dr. S. P. Wayal Member 4 Mr. P. M. Tayade Member 5 Dr. S. U. Dhamane Member 6 Mr. S. S. Ingole Member 7 Mr. D. M. Dhaware Member 8 Mr. V. P. Jadhao Member 9 Mr. B. D. Paul Member Page No. 5 PREFACE It gives me immense pleasure to submit the Self Study Report (SSR) of Shree Tulshiramji Jadhao Arts and Science College Washim, Maharashtra to the NAAC for the Assessment and Accreditation. This report provides us an opportunity to identify ourselves in the changing scenario of education. We are trying our best to improve our innate qualities and adopting innovating ideas and skills. This is one of the youngest colleges in the area which is established in 1999-2000, after the initial struggle for infra-structure facilities, building and grants. The first step towards the quality enhancement is taken by applying for Accreditation to NAAC. We are confident that the sincere efforts put in by the staff in preparing this report will be appreciated by NAAC. The report is prepared in accordance with the guidelines of NAAC. It provides all information in accordance with the guideline provided by NAAC. This report is not possible without the contribution of teaching and non-teaching staff as well as Management. We honestly believe that getting accreditation from the NAAC is highly desirable and helpful in further development of the college. Thank you. Dr M.K Gawande Principal Page No. 6 ABOUT WASHIM CITY Washim was earlier known as Vastagulama. It is the place where Vasta rishi performed penance and where many Gods came to bless him as a result of which it comes to be known as Vastagulma. The antiquity of the town has given rise to a number of objects and places of the interest in the town. The chief among them are Padmartirtha, Balaji temple, Rama temple, Madhyameshavara temple, Gondeshvara temple, two Jain temples and Narayan Maharaj. temple. The Vatsagulma mahatmya mentions that the town contains 108 holy tanks and tirthas Washim city is announced as a district in 1995 after the dividation from Akola. Washim is at a higher altitude than Akola and temperature is cooler than Akola and some other districts. Washim has a railway station on Purna-Khnadawa section of Sourth Central Railway (SCR). It was in Hyderbad division of SCR and in Nanded division after bifurcation of hyderbad division. Akola express can be accessed by the passengers arriving form Nagpur or Mumbai route while accessed Hyderbad and Nanded can be accessed from south. Page No. 7 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY INTRODUCTION: Shri Tulshirmaji Jadhao Arts and Science College is established for the upliftment of deprived sections of society in the year 1999-2000. It is a co-education college affiliated to the Sant Gadge Baba Amaravati University Amaravati. Our College campus area is 21200 sq. mts and the built up area is 4407.80sq.mts. geographically located into rural area. The College received recognition from the University Grants Commission (UGC) under 2(f) on 2/5/2012 and 12(B) 27/9/2013. It had a humble beginning with single arts stream with just four rooms at old building of the same institute. It was allocated its own land in 2010 and was thus shifted from old location to its present location. In addition to the Arts stream, the Science stream was established in 2010-2011 which runs on non grant basis. College had faced many obstacles, unforgettable moments during the last sixteen years. Besides these hurdles college always remained steadfast in the welfare of students. At the beginning of the college there were only few girls who admitted in the college, but the attendance of these students were very rare. Now the circumstances are totally changed, more than 200 girls are coming to college with zeal and interest. It is a great achievement for us for the upliftment of the girls.The result of all these efforts we received the district level first prize under the scheme Jagar Janivancha by Government of Maharashatra in the year 2012-2013. Our college also received two times Swatch Bharat Abhiyan award by Sant Gadgebaba Amaravati University, Amaravati. CRITERION I: CURRICULAR ASPECTS Our college has its own vision, mission and objectives to promote social, educational and cultural activities for the development of the society, to work for the empowerment of women, to provide educational facilities for differently abled children and to create a noble man for powerful and prosperous India. The mission and vision of our college are communicated to the students, teachers and staff through prospectus, flex and website. The curriculum for the arts and science degree courses offered to the college is prescribed by Sant Gadge Baba Amaravati University Amaravati to which the college is affiliated. The University conducts workshops and meetings inviting teachers from all affiliated colleges and other major stakeholders to participate in the process of updating, revising and designing courses. The curricula are revised regularly by the affiliating university keeping in mind the changing social and global needs and employability of students. Cross cutting issues such as gender, environmental education, human rights, etc. are kept in mind while revising the curricula. Environmental Studies was also introduced as a compulsory for II year students at UG leval. For the effective implementation of the curriculum our college provides well-stocked library, internet facility, computer laboratory, LCD projectors ICT enabled classrooms with CCTV cameras. To keep research temper alive, our college invites various resources to motivate the students. For the successful implementation of the curriculum, discussion among the faculty members is held time to time. Incharge of the faculty member submit their report to the college principal. Principal holds the staff meeting monthly. Assignments and unit test are taken to Page No. 8 understand how students are coping with syllabus. The institution offers facility of dual degree as students may take the admission to the course of B.A. as well as YCMOU centre. Elective options in the arts faculty are Political science, Sociology, Music, History, Economics, and Marathi/English Lietrature. Marathi and English subject are made compulsory for the arts faculty students. Science students can opt Chemistry, Zoology, Botonay, Maths and Physics. These progrommes are made available in order that students may develop employment and pursue higher education.As per the UGC norms, the subject offered for 1st year UG level cannot be changed. Our college has a YCMOU courses which runs the degree courses of B.A. and P.G. courses in Marathi and English. Our college has a active NSS unit in which students participate very actively. Moral and ethical values are added in the students through active participation in NSS, lectures, daily prayers, youth festival, birth and death anniversary of Indian Icon. Our college also organizes district level workshop every year for the better carrier by the Career Counseling Cell.NSS unit, Reb Ribbon Club and language study forum of the departments encourage the students to participate in community services programmes.
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