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The Institution TATA CONSULTANCY SERVICES LTD. (PROFORMA FOR ACCREDITATION DEENBANDHU WITH CHHOTU THE TCS) RAM UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & INSTITUTETECHNOLOGY PROFILE DATED:Name 25.07.2011 of the Institution (STATE UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA 1.1 GOVT.) VPO MURTHAL, DISTT. SONEPAT Postal Address (HARYANA) PIN CODE- 131039 1.2 Contact Person 1.3 Name DR. VIRENDER AHLAWAT Designation TRAINING & PLACEMENT OFFICER Mobile 9416342915 Landline with Station Code 130-2484129 [email protected] & Email [email protected] Principal/ Registrar Registrar 1.4 Name Sh. R. K. Arora Mobile Landline with station code 0130-2484005 Email [email protected] Chairman/ Vice Chancellor VICE CHANCELLOR 1.5 Name SH H.S. CHAHAL Mobile 9416067400 Landline with Station code 0130-2484003 Email [email protected] Nearest Airport/ Railway Station IGI AIRPORT, NEW DELHI 1.6 RAILWAY STATION:- SONEPAT C.R.State College of Engg. Murthal (1987) morphed into the Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram Year of Establishment University of Science & Technology on 1.7 NOVEMEBER, 2006 Govt University/Deemed/University Affiliated Govt College/ Affiliated Private College/ Status (Please Color whichever applicable) Autonomous /Govt aided Private College 1.8 University Grant Commission Under Section University to which affiliated 12(B), of UGC Act 1956 1.9 Approved by AICTE YES 1.10 Accredited by NBA NO 1.11 Are you ISO certified, if so details NO 1.12 To facilitate and promote studies and research in emerging areas of higher education with focus on new frontiers of Science, Engineering, Technology, Architecture and Management, Please state your Vision Statement leading to evolution of enlightened technocrats, innovators, scientists, leaders and entrepreneurs who will contribute to national growth in particular and to international community as a whole. 1.13 2. Courses Offered: Degree Courses (Discipline wise) Course started in Sanctioned Actual Admitted the year Strength BE / B.Tech Computer Science & Engg. 1989 72 72 Electronics & Comm. Engg. 1987 72 72 Electrical Engg. 1987 72 72 Mechanical Engg. 1987 72 72 Chemical Engg. 1990 72 72 Bio-Medical Engg. 2004 72 72 Bio-Technology Engg. 2004 72 72 Civil Engg. 2009 72 72 Architecture 1991 48 48 ME /MTech Computer Science & Engg. 36 36 Electronics & Comm. Engg. 36 36 Electrical Engg. (Power 36 36 Sys) Electrical Engg. (I & C) 18 18 Mechanical Engg.(CAD) 36 36 Chemical Engg. 2009 18 18 Bio-Medical Engg. 2010 18 18 Bio-Technology Engg. 2010 18 18 Material Sc. & Nano Tech. 2010 18 18 Energy Studies & Env. Mgt 2009 18 18 Architecture 2009 18 18 M. Sc Bio Technology & 2011 30 30 Bioinformatics M.Sc Physics 2009 30 30 M.Sc Chemistry 2009 30 30 M. Sc Mathemathics 2009 30 30 MBA (Gen.) 90 90 MBA (IT) 30 30 MA (Eng.) 30 30 Ph. D Computer Science & Engg. 2010 11 Electronics & Comm. Engg. 2010 2 Electrical Engg. 2010 6 Mechanical Engg. 2010 20 Chemical Engg. 2010 1 Bio-Technology Engg. 2010 12 Material Sc. & Nano Tech. 2010 5 Energy Studies & Env. Mgt 2010 1 Physics 2010 9 Chemistry 2010 8 Mathemetics 2010 14 Management 2010 14 Architecture 2011 2 English 2010 5 3.1. Students – Admission Procedures – We expect institute to give us clear cut idea about the entry level competency of students taken in a tangible manner acceptable to us: Last three years data. (a) Admission Based on :- (Data to be provided separately for Open & Reserved category as per the criteria given below) i) State Common Entrance Test (Provide Rank and not Marks as applicable) : Not Applicable ii) AIEEE Final Allotment (Retained Students) Opening Merit Rank Closing Merit Rank Median Merit Rank Year Year Year Year Year Year Year Year Year BRANCH 2010 2009 2008 2010 2009 2008 2010 2009 2008 Computer Science & 15821 16150 40650 34627 30937 27526 Engg. Electronics & Comm. 15869 10968 121126 23669 23539 18587 Engg. Electrical 20223 19393 44112 38961 36091 29982 Engg. Mechanical 16504 14734 45184 34584 32856 25976 Engg. Chemical 33417 24206 81826 243009 57259 54414 Engg. Bio- 15483 16724 Medical 44262 64455 487211 350634 4 9 Engg. Bio- 20402 Technology 45474 36086 774819 126586 0 70232 Engg. Reserved Category: Opening Merit Rank Closing Merit Rank Median Merit Rank Year Year Year Year Year Year Year Year Year BRANCH 2010 2009 2008 2010 2009 2008 2010 2009 2008 Computer 12157 Science & 26307 21488 864893 584881 7 40527 Engg. Electronics & Comm. 25071 19017 44413 213728 27952 44578 Engg. Electrical 20403 29766 255601 477834 59280 77971 Engg. Mechanical 38054 21412 290433 290226 83262 39420 Engg. Chemical 11399 14539 Engg. 44581 52483 505472 295361 5 9 Bio- 100340 24686 14548 Medical 97366 70504 1 689887 2 5 Engg. Bio- 28173 25223 Technology 82517 103123 789609 364072 0 5 Engg. (b) Last Rank admitted in State and not in Institute for open category through Common Entrance Test: (c) Total number of students got admitted in Phase/Round 1, Phase/Round 2 etc and also at Institute or College level counselling during the admission process: Number of students Number of students admitted 2009 admitted 2010 Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 3.2 Scholastic Profile of Students admitted through Management/Minority Quota before joining the college: (a) Admission Based on: - (Data to be provided separately as per the criteria given below) i) State Common Entrance Test Not Applicable ii) AIEEE Not Applicable iii) Based on marks obtained in 12th Not Applicable Final Allotment (Retained Students) Opening Merit Rank Closing Merit Rank Median Merit Rank BRANC Year Year Year Year Year Year Year Year Year H 2010 2009 2008 2010 2009 2008 2010 2009 2008 3.3. Student Performance (the last available statistics in numbers can be given in Appendix BRANCH CS EE ECE ME CHEM BM BT a Total number of students above 60% 63/68 53/67 58/64 60/65 32/34 24/29 25/29 b Laurels won in University Exam (with Annexure Attached 3.3 (b) brief detail) c Laurels won in Inter collegiate contests (with brief detail) d Qualified in GATE, CAT, TOEFL, GMAT 4 7 etc 34 14 e) Number of students in Pre final & final year having 60% and above throughout in class X, XII, Graduation (aggregate) against Total Strength in the class: Pre-Final Year Final Year Eligible Total students Eligible Total students in Discipline Students in Class Students Class Computer Science & Engg. 58 66 58 68 Electronics & Comm. Engg. 48 63 57 68 Electrical Engg 37 64 57 65 Mechanical Engg. 18 54 27 63 Chemical Engg. 26 59 36 40 Bio-Medical Engg. 19 24 18 24 Bio-Technology Engg. 21 25 28 29 4. Faculty: 4.1 Details relating to academic profile of faculty as indicated below as of date -----------: Department Number of Number of Number of Total No. Of Faculty with Ph.D Faculty with PG Faculty with Permanent Faculty Qualification & Qualification & UG not pursuing not pursuing Qualification * Computer Science & Engg. 05 09 02 16 Electronics & Comm. 03 08 01 12 Engg. Electrical Engg 05 07 02 14 Mechanical Engg. 12 09 ------- 21 Chemical Engg. 01 06 02 09 Bio-Medical Engg. 01 01 03 05 Bio-Technology Engg. 08 ------ ----- 08 Civil Engg. --- 04 --- 04 Arch. 02 05 04 11 CEEES 01 01 --- 02 Material Sc. & Nano Tech. 03 --- ---- 03 Mgt Studies 08 07 --- 15 Humanities 03 01 --- 04 Physics 07 01 ---- 08 Chemistry 07 01 ---- 08 Mathematics 10 02 --- 12 Total 76 62 14 152 4.2 * Number of faculty with UG qualification only, experience data Department wise: Department 0< 1yrs 1< 3yrs 3< 5yrs 5< 7yrs 7< 10yrs 10yrs + Computer Science & Engg. Electronics & Comm. Engg. Electrical Engg. Mechanical Engg. Chemical Engg. Bio-Medical Engg. Bio-Technology Engg. Civil Engg. Architecture 4.3 Please furnish details of faculty, department wise as an Annexure using below format Department of Computer Science & Engg. Qualifications Experience in Years Date of S. Joining this No. Name of Faculty Designation UG PG PhD Industry Teaching Total Institute 1. Professor & Ph.D. Dr. R.B. Patel Chairman 05 19.5 24.5 2.11.2010 2. Dr. Rajesh Ph.D. Professor Kumar Bhatia 02 15 17 14.12.2010 3. Dr. Parvinder Associate Ph.D. Singh Professor 8 5 13 13.10.2008 4. Dr. Dharmender Associate Ph.D. joined in Kumar Professor 2010 5. Associate Ph.D. Dr. Amita Malik Professor 11 11 20.08.2010 6. Ms. Anita Assistant Singhrova Professor M.Tech. 14 14 29.09.1995 7. Assistant Ms. Suman Professor M.Tech. 10 10 03.05.02 8. Sh. Sukhdeep Assistant 03.05.02 B.Tech. Singh Professor 12 12 9. Ms. Suman Assistant Deshwal Professor M.Tech. 10 10 05.07.02 10. Assistant Sh. Dinesh Singh Professor M.Tech. 7 7 09.08.06 11. Assistant Sh. Ajmer Singh Professor M.Tech. 7 7 29.09.06 12 Sh. Sanjeev Assistant B.Tech. Indora Professor 4 4 23.10.08 13 Assistant Sh. Rajvir Singh Professor M.Tech. 3.5 3.5 05-02-2010 14 Ms. Kavita Assistant Rathee Professor M.Tech. 3 3 09-02-2010 15 Assistant Ms. Neetu Verma Professor M.Tech. 0.5 1 1.5 15-02-2011 16 Sh. Jitender Assistant Kumar Professor M.Tech. 1 1 19-02-2010 Department of Electronics & Communication Engg. Qualifications Experience in Years Date of Name of Joining this S. No. Faculty Designation UG PG PhD Industry Teaching Total Institute 1. Dr. Manoj Chairman and 23.10.2008 Duhan Professor PhD 2. Dr. Associate 21.11.2008 Priyanka Professor PhD 3. Sh.Surender Assistant 26.09.1994 Grewal Professor MTech 4. Ms.Poonam Assistant 31.03.1996 Singhal Professor MTech 5. Sh. Manish Assistant 16.11.1999 Jain Professor BTech. 6. Ms.Gitanjali Assistant 23.05.2002 Pandove Professor MTech 7.
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