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10.0 Mandatory Disclosure 1. Name of the Institution: Galgotias College of Engineering & Technology, 1, Knowledge Park II, Greater Noida, District Gautam Buddh Nagar, Uttar Pradesh -201310 Landline: 1204513800 website: www.galgotiacollege.edu Email: [email protected] 2. Name and Address of the trust/Society/Company and its Trustees: Society SMT. SHAKUNTLA EDUCATIONAL & WELFARE SOCIETY, 4405/6, PRAKASH APARTMENT, PART II, 5, ANSARI ROAD, DARYAGANJ, NEW DELHI-110002 3. Name and Adrees of Director Dr. Brijesh Singh- Director-GCET Mobile No.: 9335090922 Email Id: [email protected] 4. Name of the affiliating university: Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University, Sector 11, Naya Khera, Jankipuram Vistar, Yojna, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh- 226031 5. Governance • Members of Board of Governor S Name Details Position No. Mr. Suneel Business and President, Smt. Shakuntla 1. Chairman Galgotia Educational & Welfare Society, New Delhi Mrs. Padmini Business and Secretary, Smt. Shakuntla Vice 2. Galgotia Educational & Welfare Society, New Delhi Chairman Mr. Dhruv 3. Business Member Galgotia Mr. Raghuvansh 4. Management Consultant Member Mathur Mrs. Chandrika 5. Business Member Mathur Mrs. Shilpi 6. Member of the Society Member Chandra Nominee of 7. AICTE, NRO, Kanpur Member Council Professor (Computer Science & Engg.), 8. Dr. M. K. Dutta Dean PG studies and Research, Member Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University Mr. D.C. Joshi., Chief (Business Planning and 9. Mr. D. C. Joshi Development) at National Research Development Member Corporation (NRDC), Govt. of India Dr. Suman Kr. 10. Ex. Chief Scientist, CSIR Member Malik Nominee of State 11. Government of U.P. Member Government Member 12. Dr. Brijesh Singh Director, GCET secretary Dr. Praveen Dean Academics, Professor & Head, EIE & ICE, 13. Member Kumar Maduri GCET Dr. Lakshmanan 14. Professor & Head, ECE, GCET Member M Ms. Avinash 15. Asst. Professor, EIE, GCET Member Kaushal Awasthi 16. Mr. Rajat Sharma Editor In Chief, India TV Member 17. Mr. M.S. Kapur Former CMD, Vijay Bank Member Mr. Manu Program Manager, Publicis Sapient India Pvt. 18. Member Chauhan Ltd. • Member of Institute Academic Committee S. No. Name Designation 1. Prof. Brijesh Singh (Director) Chairman 2. Prof. Vishnu Sharma (HOD, CSE) Convener 3. Prof. S. K. Singh (HOD, IT) Member 4. Prof. Lakshmanan M (HOD, ECE) Member 5. Prof. Praveen Kumar Maduri (Dean Academics) Member 6. Prof. Mohd. Danish Equbal (HOD, EE) Member 7. Prof. Mohd Asim Qadri (HOD, ME) Member 8. Prof. Meenu Kalra (HOD-CE) Member 9. Prof. Rajesh Tripathi (HOD, ASH) Member 10. Prof. Nirupa Lakshmi (HOD, MBA) Member 11. Prof. Gagan Tiwari (HOD, MCA) Member 12. Prof. Kakoli Dey (HOD, Humanities) Member • Frequency of Board Meeting is twice in a year and IAC once in a year Organization Chart • Student Feedback on Faculty Performance: A collective formal feedback system is incorporated at college level. Academic feedback is conducted for all the courses run in the given semester. This is carried out twice in a semester. Students are encouraged to participate in the feedback process. Questionnaires cover the entire teaching-learning process. The feedback given by students is analyzed to improve the teaching learning process. Students are encouraged to provide their remarks and suggestions. HODs also take informal feedback from students time to time. Feedback summary reports are shared with HODs and appropriate actions are taken accordingly. • Grievance Rederessal Mechanism for faculty , staff and students: The function of the Grievance Redressal Committee is to looks out the complaints lodged by student, faculty and staff. The Grievance Redressal Committee together with Women Cell is empowered to look into harassment issues. Anyone with a genuine grievance approaches the member of the committee in person. Grievance Redressal Committee for Academic Year: 2020-21 S. No. Name Designation Mobile No. Prof. Praveen Kr. Maduri (Dean 1. Convener 8999999927 Academics) 2. Prof. Ansar Anjum (AS) Co-convener 9990858223 3. Prof. S. K. Singh (HOD-IT) Member 9811128612 4. Prof. Rajiv Kumar Nath (CSE) Member 9458032863 Prof. Gagan Tiwari (MCA) Member 9711318467 5. 6. Prof. Priya Srivastava (VE Cell) Member 9818674769 7. Prof. Dushyant Kumar (AS) Member 9456823864 Mr. Nirmaan Manocha, Student 8. Member 9650233849 ME 3rd, Year Mr. Kunal Kishore, Student, CSE Member 9. 8130379079 3rd Year Ms. Ayushi Agarwal, Student, ayushiashu.agarwal06@ 10. Member ECE 3rd Year gmail.com • Anti Ragging Committee To prevent ragging inside the college premises, an anti ragging committee has been formed as per the details mentioned hereunder. All the members are requested to extend their full cooperation. S. No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1. Prof. Brijesh Singh (Director) Chairman 9335090922 2. Prof. Gagan Tiwari (Dean Student Welfare) Convener 9711318467 Prof. R. L. Yadava (Chief Proctor & Chief 3. Member 9540536856 Warden) 4. Prof. Praveen Kr Maduri (Dean Academics) Member 8999999927 5. Prof. Vishnu Sharma (HOD-CSE) Member 7835878146 6. Prof. S. K. Singh (HOD-IT) Member 9811128612 7. Prof. Lakshmanan M. (HOD-ECE) Member 9659553557 8. Prof. Asim Qadri (HOD-ME) Member 9818903590 9. Prof. Meenu Kalra (HOD-CE) Member 9810116342 10. Prof. A. Ambikapathy (HOD-EEE) Member 9990923145 11. Prof. Danish Equbal (HOD-EE) Member 9891690577 12. Prof. Rajesh Tripathi (HOD-AS) Member 9968895957 13. Prof. Kakoli Dey (HOD-Humanities) Member 9871152420 14. Prof. Nirupa Lakshmi (HOD-MBA) Member 8826272020 15. Prof. Anil Kr. Sethi (ME) (Dy. Chief Warden) Member 9871224481 16. Mr. Ashish Narayan Mishra (Admin. Officer) Member 9818736003 17. Mr. Suresh Kumar (Boys-Hostel Warden) Member 8010041066 18. Ms. Sadhna Agrahari (Girls-Hostel Warden) Member 9654822680 19. Ms. Sarika Kumari (Girls-Hostel Warden) Member 9315139815 • Internal Complaint Committee As per All India Council for Technical Education notification F. No. AICTE/WH/2016/01 dated 10-06-2016 and F. No. 37-3/Legal/2012 dated 25-05-2012, GCET is committed to upholding a healthy environment that enables employees and students to study and work without fear of prejudice, gender bias and sexual harassment. A cell of following members will resolve the grievances of students, parents & others and will take all necessary and reasonable steps to assist the affected person in terms of support and preventive action. All members are requested to extend their full cooperation. S. No. Name Designation 1. Prof. Ansar Anjum (AS) Chairperson 2. Prof. Nirupa Lakshmi (HOD-MBA) Member 3. Prof. Sandhya Katiyar (Dy. HOD-IT) Member 4. Prof. Rajesh Tripathi (AS) Member 5. Prof. Manoj Kr. Lohumi (ME) Member 6. Prof. Rashi Agarwal (MCA) Member 7. Mr. Vinod Kumar (Registrar) Member 8. Dr. Mala Bhandari (Founder, SADRAG) Member (External) 9. Smt. Dolly Thomas (Non Teaching) Member 10. Mr. Albel Bhati (Advocate) Member • SC/ST Cell As per the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act 1989, No. 33 of 1989, dated 11-09-1989, the SC/ST Cell has been formed to monitor and endeavor to resolve issues/grievances relating to SC/ST students at institute level. The committee comprises of members as mentioned below. All members are requested to extend their full cooperation. S. No. Name Designation 1. Prof. Brijesh Singh (Director) Chairman 2. Prof. Ajeet Kumar Bhartee (CSE) Convener 3. Prof. Smriti Dwivedi (AS) Member 4. Prof. Rajesh Narayan Deo (EEE) Member 5. Mr. Vinod Kumar (Registrar) Member 6. Mr. Albel Bhati (Advocate) Member • Internal Quality Assurance Cell: Composition of Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) for the Academic Year 2017-18 The IQAC consists of the following members: S. No NAAC Guidelines No. Members Designation 1 Chairperson 1 Dr. V.K. Dwivedi Director Head of Institution 2 One member of 1 Mr. Dhruv Galgotia CEO Management 3 Few senior administrative 2 Mr. S.K Dubey Admin Head officers Mr. Ashish Admin Officer 4 Senior teacher as 1 Dr. Praveen Kumar Prof. & Head-EIE coordinator of IQAC Maduri & IQAC Coordinator 5 Three to eight teachers 8 Dr. Laxmanan M Professors Dr. Asim Qadri Dr. Vishnu Sharma Dr. Rajni Saggu Ms. Ambikapathy Dr. Renu Sareen Dr. Nirupa Laxmi Mr. Gagan Tiwari Dr. Jaspreet Kour 6 One / two nominees from 3 Mr. Udbhav Trivedi Alumni Alumni/Local Society/Student Ms Kriti Sagar Student 7 One / two nominees from 3 Mr. Devender Khari – Industrialist Employers/Industrialists/Sta DKOP labs keholders Mr. Chris Sanuel- Campus Lead Employer 6. Programmes • Name of programmes approved by AICTE ) in - S. No. intake Intake AICTE Approval / Decrease Name of the Department Year of Start Increase (+) / Decrease ( Program Name Program Year of increase +30 2002 Yes B.Tech, Electronics Electronics and and 200 60 1 Communication Communicatio 0 +30 2003 Yes Engineering n Engineering +60 2018 Yes +20 2002 Yes +30 2006 Yes B.Tech, 2 Mechanical 200 Mechanical 40 Engineering 1 +30 2007 Yes Engineering +60 2018 Yes -60 2020 Yes B.Tech, Civil Civil 200 3 60 +60 2008 Yes Engineering Engineering 7 B.Tech, Computer Computer 200 +30 2001 Yes Science and 60 4 Science and 0 Engineering Engineering +30 2002 Yes B.Tech, Electrical & Electrical & 200 5 Electronics 60 +60 2008 Yes Electronics 7 Engineering Engineering B.Tech, Electrical 200 Electrical 60 -- -- Yes 6 Engineering 9 Engineering +30 2001 Yes B.Tech, Information 200 -30 2003 Yes 7 Information 60 Technology 0 Technology +30 2006 Yes +30 2007 Yes +30 2006 Yes B.Tech, Electronics Electronics and and 200 +30 2007 Yes 8 60 Instrumentation Instrumentatio 0 -60 2018 Yes Engineering n
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    Amity International Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AICAI’2019) February 4-6, 2019 Venue Amity University Dubai Campus Dubai International Academic City, Dubai Organized by Amity Institute of Information Technology Knowledge Partners http://www.amity.edu/aiit/aicai2019 ABOUT AMITY UNIVERSITY ABOUT AMITY UNIVERSITY It gives us immense pleasure to introduce to you Amity, India's Leading Education Group imparting education from Pre-Nursery to Ph.D. Amity is the leading unparalleled group of India with 23 years of educational experience, over 1,25,000 students studying across 1000 acres of hi-tech campuses and 4500 strong faculty led by various former Vice Chancellors. A milestone in Amity's unceasing endeavor for achieving educational excellence is the establishment of the Amity University Uttar Pradesh as a pace setting University. With the blessings of our beloved Founder President Dr. Ashok K Chauhan and under the vibrant leadership of dynamic Chancellor Dr. Atul Chauhan, University is committed to providing skills based quality education comparable to the best by international standards and it subscribes to the philosophy of blending modernity with tradition and nurturing talent. At Amity we are passionate about grooming leaders who are not only thorough professionals but also good human beings with values and Sanskars. This is just one of the many reasons why we are consistently ranked #1 .Amity’s fast expanding network of globally benchmarked institutions has resulted in campuses across Dubai, London, Singapore, New York, Mauritius, China and Romania with further plans of establishing campuses in 25 countries. Amity is a leading Research and Innovation driven University, constantly ranked amongst the top and is accredited by prestigious organizations worldwide: .