Invertis University Annual Report 2019-20

INVERTIS UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20

INDEX

Title Page No. Vision Mission 03 Foreword from the Chancellor 04 Foreword from the Vice Chancellor 05 Preface 06 University at a Glance 07 Central Activities 08 Statutory Bodies Meetings 09 Admissions 11 CRC (Corporate Resource Cell) 14 Examination 15 Student Welfare Section 16 Invertia; The Annual Fest 17 Abhiruchi 18 Departmental Activities 52 Applied Science and Humanities 53 Fashion Designing 62 Biotechnology 64 Pharmacy 75

Mechanical Engineering 78 Civil Engineering 84 Electrical & Electronics Engineering 88 Computer Science & Engineering 96 Management (MBA) 107 Management (BBA, B.Com.) 117 Computer Applications 130 Law 138 Education 142 Journalism and Mass Communication 152 Professional Communication 163 Agriculture 166 Events 171

Foreword from the Chancellor

It is admirable and a feeling of warmth resides in me as I feel privilege to be a part of Invertis University that thrives for excellence. I have seen the way Invertis University has become a pioneer in providing best quality education and building young professionals. We have attained many milestones and are still emerging as an institution of quality learning with integrated academic programmes. We as a team at Invertis University strive to prepare students to become better citizens of our country irrespective of various diversities and contribute in the welfare of society and country’s development.

This has become possible with the untiring efforts of our teaching faculty who imparts teaching by relating it with real life scenarios and current developments in their respective fields. For creating high quality academic ambience the course curriculum has been structured on the ever changing needs of the current education criteria so that students smoothly shine as proud alumni of Invertis University.

Engaging students in rigorous coursework helps in equipping them with basics of their individual fields, skills and a thorough understanding to meet the demands of emerging market and society. To help achieve these objectives, Invertis University regularly organizes national and international seminars, conferences, moot court competitions and special guest lectures by eminent academicians and professionals from within India and abroad.

Invertis University ensures knowledge that meets the intellectual requirements of the society in the areas of languages, business education, legal education, media education, IT education, Science education and other social sciences.

The University marches ahead to attain its mission and success in future endeavours.

I am sanguine that efforts to excel in the field of higher education and the inculcation of moral values in the students at the University Campus will continue in future with a greater zeal.

Dr. Umesh Gautam

Foreword from the Vice Chancellor

Established in the year 1998, Invertis University stands tall and is today a conglomerate of eight colleges. It has carved a niche for itself in the academic circles as a premier institute with an intense focus on nurturing technical competence and holistic development of its students. It is prudent to highlight that Invertis University has emerged as one of the biggest private Universities in Uttar Pradesh having 15000+ alumni and 7000+ students studying across a wide spectrum of academic disciplines such as Ph.D, B.Arch, B.Pharma, B.Tech (09 branches) , M.Tech, BBA, BCA, MBA, MCA; M.Pharma.

Invertis helps each student in exploring placement opportunities by inviting various companies for campus recruitment of students. Widely known for achieving success, Invertis has proven worth in the field of education with remarkable placement of our students in reputed organizations in India and abroad. We organize a lot of Industry-institute partnership programs to identify the demands of the industry as well as to keep pace with them. Industry people are also on the board of studies in various departments which formulate the annual curriculum of various courses.

We have headed towards making Invertis University one of the best not only in India, but abroad as well. With this hope I invite you to explore the myriad of opportunities at Invertis University and join our mission of achieving excellence.

Prof. YDS Arya

PREFACE

From a humble beginning in 1998, Invertis has come a long way. From 83 students and one Institute Invertis Institute of Management Studies, today we stand tall as a full-fledged University with 8 different faculty structures under its name. We offer a range of Doctoral, Post Graduate & Under Graduate programs in Management, Law, Commerce, Computer Applications, Pharmacy, Education, Journalism & Mass Communication, Bio-Science & Technology, Science, Fashion Design, Engineering & Technology and Architecture. At present, the University has more than 100 students in the Ph.D. program in all the disciplines.

With some of the most prestigious architecture and beautiful green spaces in Bareilly City, Invertis University offers an extraordinary environment to Learn and Research. Students at Invertis University Students in the College develop critical, analytic, and writing skills in our rigorous, interdisciplinary core curriculum. Through our programs, students gain knowledge and become the next generation of leaders in academia, industry, non-profits, and government. We generate new insights for the benefit of present and future generations with our national and International Collaborations and continuing to take further initiatives to be globally competitive by designing a new curriculum and embarking on new areas of academics and researchers.

At Invertis, we believe that the success of a teacher comes along with the achievements of a student. To ensure that our students succeed, we make sure that they get the very best, that’s why our faculty comes from premier institutes across the world. Invertis pioneered the concept of holistic development, an approach of more than just textbook studying, and an all-round approach to learning. It stems from the old management concept of, “Keep your feet warm, back straight and head cool.” Our faculty members foster knowledge and acknowledge students who do well not only in classes but also in the outside world. The backbone of the university is its alumni alliance, which provides pathways for students even after their studies are completed. In all, we do impart knowledge to enrich all human life through diverse and creative and innovative steps.

We are pleased to present the Annual Report of the University highlighting academic growth and other achievements prepared by the following Committee Members:

Dr. Avadhesh Sharma, HOD Education

Dr. Rubina Verma, HOD Professional Communication

Mr. Maun Upadhyay, HOD EE/EC

Mr. Ashutosh Pradhan, Assistant Professor ASH

Mr. Anil Pandey, Assistant Professor CSE

University at a Glance

Invertis University is situated in Bareilly on NH-24, equidistant from the country's capital Delhi and State’s capital Lucknow. From a humble beginning in 1998, Invertis has come a long way. From 83 students and one Institute - Invertis Institute of Management Studies, today we stand tall as a full-fledged University with 10 different faculty streams under its name. We offer a range of Doctoral, Post Graduate & Under Graduate programs in Management, Law, Commerce, Computer Applications, Pharmacy, Education, Journalism & Mass Communication, Bio-Science & Technology, Science, Fashion Design, Engineering & Technology and Agriculture. At Invertis, we believe that the success of a teacher comes along with the achievements of a student. To ensure that our students succeed, we make sure that they get the very best, that’s why our faculty comes from premier institutes like IIT’s, IIM’s & NIT’s. Invertis pioneered the concept of holistic development, an approach of more than just text book studying to an all - round approach of learning. It stems from the old management concept of, “Keep your feet warm, back straight and head cool.” Our faculty members foster knowledge and acknowledge students who do well not only in classes, but also in the outside world. The backbone of the university is it’s alumni alliance, which provide pathways for students even after their studies are completed.

Central Activities

Statuary Body Meetings

S. No. MEETING DATE/ CHAIRED MAIN AGENDA POINTS (NAME OF TIME/ BY THE BODY, VENUE COMMITTEE) 1. 10th Academic 14 March, 2020; 3:00 Vice  Approval of the list of Council pm at Academic Block- Chancellor holidays for the year 3 Conference Room 2020.  Ratification of the changes made in the Academic Calendar for the year 2019-20.

 Approval of the various degrees to be awarded to the pass out students of the year 2019.  Approval of the list of students admitted in the Academic Session 2019-20.  Approval of the list of faculty and staff members.  Approval of the number of seats to be sanctioned for various courses for the session 2020-21.  Various notices/circulars received from statuary bodies (UGC, PCI, MHRD, BCI, COA etc.) for information purposes.

 Approval of the Minutes of Board of Studies held during 2019-20 session for the Department of Education.

2. 8th Meeting of 12 March, 2020; 3:00 Chancellor  Welcome address and Planning pm at Academic Block- brief introduction about Board 3 Conference Room policy perspective by 9

Hon’ble Chancellor of the University.

 Planning for new courses to be introduced from next session.  Proposal to conduct sports fest on regular basis.  Suggestion for implementation of Outcome Based Study  Suggestion to organize events like Inspire, Quiz Programme, etc.  Planning to conduct FDP, MDP, Seminars, Conferences, Workshops etc. on regular basis.  Policy to motivate faculty to write quality research papers in reputed Journals.

Admissions

Admission Procedure:

The University admits students through a transparent admission counselling process. Students fulfilling the eligibility criterion take admission to different courses at University through Invertis University Common Entrance Test (IUCET ) followed by Counselling /GD and PI with due weightage to the performance in 10th,12th and graduation (if application) examination or direct admission through National level Competitive exams conducted by independent bodies like : JEE(Mains)/GATE/CAT/MAT/XAT/CLAT/UGAT/UPMAT/UPSEE and other Central and State entrance exams, at Post graduate-level students. The University follows the reservation policy along with reservation policies of State government norms.

A candidate seeking admission to any academic program at Invertis University can apply by purchasing form from the Enquiry desk of University or from authorized regional Admission offices. He /she can also submit an online Application form available on our website www.invertisuniversity.ac.in. The candidate will be admitted provisionally to the program on verification of the eligibility for admission. He/she will be asked to complete the eligibility requirement by submitting the self-attested copies of documents/papers. It is made clear that if any false attestation / falsified records are detected, the student will be debarred from attending any course in the University.

Orientation Program University Orientation Program was organized by Marcom Department on 6 Aug 2019 to welcome the newcomers and to acquaint them with University’s Culture and facilities. The orientation began with an inaugural ceremony in Main Auditorium followed by a University tour. The University Dignitaries Hon’ble Chancellor Dr. Umesh Gautam, Vice-Chancellor -Professor (Dr.) YDS Arya, Dean Sciences -Professor PP Singh, Dean Engineering-Professor RK Shukla, Dean Management - Professor Manish Gupta, Dean student welfare Ms. Shalini Anand, Chief Proctor Dr. JN Srivastav and Registrar Mr. Santosh graced the Dias with their valuable speeches. This program was designed to make students aware of Campus Facilities, Norms, Pedagogy, Research, Discipline, and ethics of

Invertis University. Dignitaries of Invertis University interacted with students and made them familiar with the University Environment through their motivational speeches. Inspirational Session by the Hon’ble Chancellor had boosted the confidence of Students. Various guidelines on maintaining discipline at University were given by Chief Proctor. The students were also briefed about the required training programs planned to develop competencies to approach the job market. Invertis University has gained world-wide recognition by establishing its own Hobby Club: Abhiruchi, which conducts co-curricular activities for the overall development of students. In the Orientation Program, new members joined the Club and encouraged the students to participate in different activities for their physical, moral, and intellectual development. The Program ended with positivity and determination by inculcating a sense of commitment and responsibility among students.

International Faculty-Student Exchange Program 2019: Under this program students and faculties from overseas Universities and Invertis University visited each other campuses to exchange academic excellence and have enriching experience from each other’s cultural heritage. In the year 2016, 8 students from Invertis University had visited Livingstone College, Salisbury, North Carolina USA for one semester. Our exchange program had given International exposure to our students and it had contributed a lot in understanding different cultures.

American Degree Program: In the year 2019, Invertis University established a seamless admission process between the two institutions, which provides qualified students from Invertis University with a clearly defined option for continuing their education in the Bachelor of Business, Computer Science and Liberal Arts at the Livingstone College, Salibury, North Carolina, USA. The Livingstone College allows students who complete at least two year of the Bachelor Degree at Invertis University to apply to be admitted into the Livingstone College’s Faculty of Bachelor Degrees.

New Courses:

The new courses were first passed by the university’s Admission committee in April, 2019. The Academic Committee 2016 consisted of the following delegates:

1. Prof. YDS Arya Chairman

2. Dr. R K Shukla Member

3. Dr. PP Singh Member

4. Dr. Manish Gupta Member

5. Mr. Santosh Kumar Member

6. Dr. Rubina Verma Member

7. Mr. Rajiv Bhandari Secretary

According to the minutes of the Admission Committee Meeting held on 17-4- 2019, the committee proposed three new courses to be introduced in the upcoming session.

The academic council had approved to introduce 2 courses B.B.A LLB and B.Com LLB. at the under graduation level for academic session 2019-20.

The Marcom Department/Admission office gave enough emphasis on the promotion of these courses.

Course Wise-Admission: In the year 2019, more than 2000 students took admission in different courses at Invertis University. Our Best Selling courses were B.Pharm., BBA, B.Com., B.Sc. B.Ed., B.A B.Ed., MBA and Engineering Diploma Courses.

Corporate Resource Cell

CRC started placement session of 2019-20 batches on 31st August 2019. As per the standard operating procedure of CRC, placement coordinators have been appointed to create smooth coordination of the flow of information both ways.

We conducted profiling sessions of around 200 plus students and based on that we organized aptitude tests, mock interview sessions, and personality development workshops for students in order to enhance their employability.

We provided internship to the students of BBA, B.Com., B.Tech. and MBA in companies like CEBS Worldwide, Angel Broking Limited, Being Human, Ashok Leyland, Continental Tyres, Karvy Stock Broking Limited and many more.

CRC organized several corporate guest lectures of some eminent corporate speakers like Mr Ashish Tiwari-Vice President, Marketing and Digital (Future Generali Life Insurance), Mr Vishal Seth-Academic Relationship Manager (Tata Consultancy Services), etc and industrial visits in companies like Maruti Suzuki India Limited, for the students to provide first-hand corporate exposure and insights of the industry from time to time.

Many companies visited Invertis University to provide placement opportunities to our students. Some of the major recruiters were NIIT Technologies Limited, Coca-Cola, Decathlon Sports India, Just Dial Limited, Square Yards, Indus Tower, Ucertify, ICICI Bank, Tommy Hilfiger, etc. Some companies also provided off-campus placement opportunities to our students like Infosys Limited, Tata Consultancy Services, Lido Learning, and NS Matrix Private Limited etc.

We provided placement opportunities to our BBA, B.Com., B.Tech., B.Sc., BCA, MBA and MCA courses. Closely 140 students have got a job offer from the university in this placement session.

Examination Yet to be held in 2020

Student Welfare Section

OVERVIEW Education is a shared commitment between teachers, motivated students and enthusiastic parents with high expectation. In view of the above there has been a paradigm shift in approach from control to care as control hurts while care heals and control cuts while care connects. With the help of various domain heads, Student, faculty members and authorities the day to day activity of the division is taking place in an efficient manner.

Achievements of Department ● As of now the process of getting scholarship is ongoing and it is expected that this year our students have got the scholarship worth more than 3.5 crore from different government schemes. ● There are number of meritorious students who have got prestigious INSPIRE scholarship from Department of Science & Technology, Government of India.

Highlights The division also takes care about the different scholarships such as University financed scholarships, National Scholarship Portal and State Government Scholarships of Samaj Kalyan Vibhag for general, other backward classes, scheduled caste, scheduled tribes and minority students. Except these scholorships on economic basis students are also encouraged to participate in Merit Scholorships like INSPIRE, KVPY, CBSE & UGC. Students are also provided guidance and assistance for financial aid from various foundations and government schemes.

Improvements ● Counselling is a collaborative effort between the counsellor and the client. Invertis University has to its credit, a free and absolutely confidential one-to-one Counselling Service which provides psychological support to students. Counsellors help students identify goals and potential solutions to problems which cause emotional turmoil; seek to improve communication and coping skills; strengthen self-esteem; and promote behavior change and optimal mental health.

Other Relevant Information ● Student Welfare Division covers all facets of the student's life at Invertis University, whether it is a hostel life or life at play ground or life in classes. In general, it works towards the welfare and wellbeing of the students in the campus, so that a healthy environment is created for all round personality growth of the students.

INVERTIA The Annual Fest “The Wings of Freedom” (19th & 20th February 2020)

“To touches the sky likes prismatic birds, to let your talents come out of the cages of hesitation, spread your wings & fly high”.

The most awaited extravaganza the annual function of Invertis University, Bareilly "Invertia-2020 was celebrated on 19th and 20th February 2020. The theme of Inertia- 2020 was "Parindey -The wings of freedom" that aims to showcases their talents, knowledge and passion beyond the academic. The wings of freedom were the thought provoking theme this Invertia urged one and all to create a mark to fly high and inspire everyone.

After a long time the participation of the students was phenomenal both on internal as well as external front. More than 200+ students from different regions of India participated in Invertia 2020. Participation was from Delhi, Punjab, Moradabad, Bijnor, Lucknow, Mathura, Rampur, Hathras, Shahjahanpur and Bareilly itself. All the participants showcased their talents in various events such as dance, singing, dramatics, PUB- G, management games and many more. There was total 28 events were organized to explore the wings of freedom. These events were organized under the ages of 7 Abhiruchi clubs. The main attraction of the inertia 2020 was a very unique competition suggested by Hon'ble Chancellor sir & that was No Talent competition in which the students who have not participated in any of the competition was supposed to take part and very interestingly they entertained the audience. This year we added few feathers in Invertia-2020, and that was A grand Carnival for announcing the theme. A very huge Flash Mob Dance was also one of the attractions of Inertia 2020.

We received total sponsorship of 97,000/- along with that photography was also sponsored, which created another benchmark in the history of Invertia.

The inaugural ceremony was mesmerizing as in the curtain raiser, representation from all the Abhiruchi clubs were in the statue form and they were made live once Hon'ble Chancellor sir and respected Sonal Ma'am touch them with their magical performance. The chief guest of the inaugural session was Shri Nitish Kumar, IAS District Magistrate. The day culminated with the rocking performances by Abhiruchi presidential members. They all set the stage on fire and everyone was just lost to their tunes.

The major attraction of the first day MR. & MISS INVERTIA was based on the theme MELEANGE- To be unique. The night ended with the rocking performances by faculties followed by the dance performance by the Abhiruchi and the declaration of the winners of Mr. & Miss Invertis -2020.

Abhiruchi Abhiruchi comprises of various hobby clubs focussed on various co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. Images: The Publication Club

EVENT NAME: Workshop on Google News Initiative By IMAGES- The Publication Club

EVENT CONVENER: Ms. ZoyaAbrar Khan -CEO

CO-CONVENERS: i. Satyam Pandey, ii. Shruti Rag, iii. Divyansh Bhardwaj iv. Sanjana Arora v. Hitarth Bajaj

POST IN ABHIRUCHI : Whole presidential team

EVENT DETAILS N BRIEF: It was a one day workshop conducted on Nov 02, 2019 in Seminar Hall-1 under the guidance of Mr. QaziFaraz Ahmed who is a certified Google Trainer and Senior Correspondent at CNN Network 18. More than 100 students participated in the workshop.

NOTE-: PHOTOGRAPHS ARE APPENDED BELOW.

EVENT NAME: Newsletter “Har Pal”

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Ms. ZoyaAbrar Khan

EDITORIAL BOARD: i. Satyam Pandey, ii. Shruti Rag, iii. Divyansh Bhardwaj iv. Sanjana Arora v. Hitarth Bajaj

POST IN ABHIRUCHI : Whole presidential team

EVENT DETAILS N BRIEF: The first edition of quarterly newsletter “Har Pal” was released on Nov 20, 2019. The newsletter was released by all dignitaries and CEOs of various Abhiruchi clubs including Abhiruchi co-ordinator. It was also displayed on all notice boards. The newsletter will be published every following quarter by the club.

EVENT NAME: Magazine of Invertis University “IMAGES”

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Ms. ZoyaAbrar Khan

EDITORIAL BOARD: i. Satyam Pandey, ii. Shruti Rag, iii. Divyansh Bhardwaj iv. Sanjana Arora v. Hitarth Bajaj

POST IN ABHIRUCHI : Whole presidential team

EVENT DETAILS N BRIEF: In-house magazine of Invertis University was released on Feb 6, 2020. It covered various events and happenings of University for the semester between August-December 2019. It was inaugurated by Hon’ble Chancellor and CEOs of Abhiruchi clubs and all dignitaries of the University.

I-Tech:The Technology Club

Tech-Tatva - One Week Microsoft Classes Aim: Provide hands-on use of Microsoft Office 2013 applications Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint. Event detail in brief: Tech-Tatva was a 5 days Microsoft Office workshop for first year students to enhance their skills. In this event we have given 5 days classes on Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel and Microsoft PowerPoint.

Date: 09/09/2019-14/09/2019

प्रौद्योगिकी - The Tech-Week 3.0

Aim: To enhance the knowledge of students regarding the technology. Event detail in brief:

I-Tech, The Technical Club organized a six day’s Technical Fest प्रौद्योगिकी, Tech-Week 3.0 which held from October 14th, 2019 to October 19th, 2019. These six days were filled with workshops on cutting-edge technology and technical competitions for various streams. The objective was to enhance the technical knowledge of the students and to motivate them to be innovative at the same time. The event was intended to inculcate the spirit of high attitude, multi-dimensional excellence and discipline in the students and strive to mold them in the right technological sphere.

Date: 14/10/2019-19/10/2019

Events in Tech-Week Illustrator Workshop & Competition Event detail in brief: In this workshop on Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop, students discover how creative professionals of all types use Illustrator to create their wire-frames, logos, web assets, and more. Illustrator workshop covers essential skills in a one-day workshop. Learn Illustrator skills you need to successfully create beautifully rendered vector artwork. Event Photographs:

AutoCAD Competition

Event Detail in Brief: AutoCAD is a 2-D and 3-D computer-aided drafting software application used in architecture, construction, and manufacturing to assist in the preparation of blueprints and other engineering plans.

Date: 14thOctober, 2019

Event Photographs:

Blind Coding Competition Event Detail in Brief: Blind coding was a two rounds competition where the participants had to create a given program of C with the display turned off. The winners are ranked according to the less number of errors and less time taken.

Event Photographs:

The Interview Studio Event Detail in Brief: The Interview Studio is a platform for the students of B. Tech., MBA, and MCA. The motive of organizing this event is to enhance the interview facing abilities in the students. Here the participating students will be going through Placement procedures which are Aptitude Round, Group Discussion and The HR Interview. This is an event to test the credibility of students in a real-life job selection scenario and to help them learn from their mistakes.

Counter Strike: Global Offensive Event Detail in Brief: Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS: GO) is a multiplayer first-person shooter video game. The game pits two teams against each other: the Terrorists and the Counter-Terrorists. Both sides are tasked with eliminating the other while also completing separate objectives. The Terrorists, depending on the game mode, must either plant the bomb or defend the hostages, while the Counter-Terrorists must either prevent the bomb from being planted, defuse the bomb, or rescue the hostages.

Need For Speed Lan Gaming

Event Detail in Brief: The NFS series employ the same fundamental rules and similar mechanics: the player controls a race car in a variety of races, the goal being to win the race. The player chooses a vehicle and has the option of selecting either an automatic or manual transmission. All games in the series have some form of multiplayer mode allowing players to race one another via a split screen, a LAN or the Internet.

Event Photographs:

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Event Photographs:

INVERTIA 2020

Aim: Entertainment of Students and annual fest of University. Tech-No-Sight Event Detail in Brief : The event will be conducted in two rounds. In this event the participants must be in team of two members. One of the two members will be blind folded and the other member will guide and they have to cross the maze in limited time.

Event Photographs:

Sankalan

Event Detail in Brief : The event is a mind game in which participants have to create something innovative with some waste materials within in appropriate time. In this event participants will be in team of 4 members.

CSGO (COUNTER STRIKE GO)

Event Detail in Brief:- CSGO ( COUNTER STRIKE GO) it is a multiplayer / single mode battle game on different maps in which a player have to select a map he wants to have a battle fight and the winner will be judged on the basis on least time taken to complete the battle and the end survival.

PUBG Event Detail in Brief: Players unknown battle ground (PUBG) is an online multiplayer battle game in which players had a killing fight battle match against each other and the team who will survive till last is the winner. The match conducted by the I-TECH is played in an two different virtual room on the basis of round and the judgment is on the basis of mostkills by the squad.

NFS (NEED FOR SPEED) Event Detail in Brief:- NFS ( NEED FOR SPEED ) it is a multiplayer / single mode car racing game on different maps in which a player have to select a map in which he wants to race and the winner will be judged on the basis on least time taken to complete the race.

Online Workshop on Digital Drawing using Autodesk Sketchbook Application

Description: Workshops allows you to kick-start your creativity or learn a specialised skill in a convenient shorter format. The main aim of this digital drawing workshop is to explore ones creativity in painting through colour theory, colour mixing, brush techniques, paint handling, layering and composition. Digital drawing is when a drawing is created using geographic software, instead of using pencil and paper. Digital drawing offer features such as layers, brush sets, colour palettes rules and guides. Through this workshop one will learn about digital drawing using AUTODESK sketchbook application.

M Factor: The Management Club

Emblem Recreation

Management club organized an Event Emblem Recreation, for the students of BBA & B.Com, MBA, in this event, students have to recreate existing product with completely new strategies, the purpose of the event was to enhance the creativity of students and also testing their classroom learning. In this event approx 30 students participated and presented their presentation infornt of the panel of judges and tried to explain their views.

Motivation Workshop

Management club organized a motivational workshop for the students of BBA First year. The workshop was organized to make students understand about importance of life and career and also how they can utilize next three years to enhance their knowledge and personality. Such kind of workshops helps students in understanding the importance of career and also they are able to clear doubts.

Online Debate

Management club during lock down organized an online debate competition named Knock Out on the topic Online web series v/s Movie halls for all first year students of the University. The purpose of organizing such an event was to utilise lock down time and also students can be kept involved with academics and other activities. Students participated with great zeal and presented their views on the topic.

PANACHE: The Art Club

Workshop on Painting & Sketching

Panache- the arts club has conducted the workshop on Painting & Skecthing By Ar.Upasana Pandey. Particpants have filled the registration forms,More than 150 students attended the workshop.They got live demonstration of Painting by Ar.Upasana Pandey and learned lots of Tips & Techniques by Miss Upasana. Indeed it was very useful lesson for the Students. Participants were also provided with art supplies.

Art Fest

In this event Multiple events are conducted simultaneously i.e Painting, Crafting, Sketching, Mehndi &Rangooli. More than 200 students Participated, Art supplies are also provided to students for sale. Team Panache also prepared personalized gift Hamper for all the Judges, Ceo’s, Honourable Chancellor sir & Executive Chairperson. The main aim of conducting this event is provide Platform to all kind of students to showcase their Artistic Skills

INVERTIA-2K19 EVENTS

I. Dolled UP: Date- 19-02-2020 Venue –Seminar Lawn  Couple Event  Make up Event  Winners were awarded with Certificates Trophies & Studio 11 Vouchers  Participants were provided with Participation certificates. II. HUM MILE TUM MILE:- Date- 20-02-2020 Venue - Cafe lawn  Couple Event  Couples right &left hand is tied  Ed sheets are also provided to them  23 Couples Participated  Winners were awarded with Certificates Trophy& Studio 11 Vouchers  Participants were provided with Participation Certificates 35

III. MAGIC TOUCH:- Date- 20 -02-2019

Venue- Cafe lawn  Solo Participation  Mobile Cases Was Provided to theparticipants  In House Participants Brought Their Own Required Material  Winners were awarded with Certificates Trophy& Studio 11 Vouchers  Participants were provided with Participation Certificates

ONLINE MANDALA WORKSHOP

Panache- the arts club conducted online Mandala workshop by Kashika Arora (Mandala Artist) The main purpose of conducting this workshop is to maximise the Quarantine time as Team Panache firmly believes that learning Should Never Stop. Workshop is conducted through Zoom App More than 50 students attended the Workshop, Learned tips and tricks of Mandala arts.

Responsible Invertian: The CSR Club POWER PUNCH (The Women’s Self Defense Workshop)

Date of event: 23/September/2019- 28/September/2019 (6 Days) Time Duration: 5 Hour/ Day Proposed By: Amritansh Mishra (CEO), “The Responsible Invertian Club” Organized By, CEOand Presidential Team of “The Responsible Invertian Club” Approved By, Dr. UmeshGautam (Chancellor), Invertis University, Bareilly In Association with: Impetus Prerna Educational Society, Bareilly Coach:1 Coach with 3 Instructors. Location: Football Ground, Academic Block III, Invertis University, Bareilly Budget of the event: 26,898/- (Bills Attached) Objective of the event: To empower the girl’s student of Invertis University and to enable them to defend against any type of physical assault. Workshop helps to build self confidence so that they can contribute meaningfully to their own development and shape their own destiny and capacity enhancement through Self-defense training. The workshop also teaches to develop self respect, warrior reflex and spirit to girls along with street awareness for unwanted situations.

Students Participated: 200 Girls Student participated. Timing:  7:00 am-10 am (First Shift)  3:00 pm- 5:00 pm (Second Shift)

Arrangements: Water, Energy Drink, Glucose, Biscuits/Fruits, medical Kit

MASK-TASK (Mask Making Competition) 13/May/2020- 25/May/2020 (12 Days) Type of event: E-event Registration: 13/May/2020-18/May/2020 Video Submission: 18/May/2020-20/May/2020 Proposed By: Amritansh Mishra (CEO), “The Responsible Invertian Club” Organized By: CEO and Presidential Team of “The Responsible Invertian Club” Approved By: Dr. UmeshGautam (Chancellor), Invertis University, Bareilly Result Declaration: 28/May/2020 Students Participated: 20 Student participated. Social media platform: Facebook Objective of the event: The substantial notion of this e–event was to create awareness regarding Covid-19 pandemic “Corona Warriors” who are fighting from the front to save our nation. The event aimed at creating awareness among society by asking them to make effective hand- made masks at homes and donate it to someone while giving an effective message.

Presidential Team of “The Responsible Invertian Club” Sr. No. NAME COURSE POST 1 PragyaAgnihotri B.com (FM) PRESIDENT 2 KritikaRastogi BA LLB VICE PRESIDENT 3 Jatinpatel BA LLB SECRETARY 4 Shreya Agarwal B.Tech Biotech JOINT SECRETARY 5 VaibhavParashar B.Sc CS TREASURER

List of Participants involved: List of Participants (Mask-Task)

Sr. Student's No. Name Course

1 Uttkarsh Bhatt B.A.B.ED( 2nd Semester)

2 Pragya Rani B.A.B.ED( 2nd Semester) Muhammad 3 AnsafShamsi BJMC( 2nd Semester)

4 Priya Saini B.A.LLB(6 Semester)

5 Sarah Khalid B.A.LLB(6 Semester)

6 Bulbul Tomar B.EL.ED(2 semester)

7 Siddhi Rastogi 10th standard

8 Shivam Singh B.Com H Ist( Semester) Manasvi 9 Bansal 11th standard

10 Samra B.Sc.FashionDesigninig(6 semester) 11 Divya BBA(2 semester) 12 Rishu Agarwal BJMC( 2nd Semester) 13 Adeeba Fatima B.Tech.CS(6 semester) 14 Simran Arora BBA(2 semester) 15 Jyoti Saini BBA(2 semester) 16 Prakritisuri BCA(2 semester) 17 AkashKushwa BBA(2 semester) ha 18 Nandini B.EL.ED(2 semester) Sharma 19 Priyanka L.L.B(1 year) Gangwar 20 Ashi Gulati B.A.B.ED(2 semester)

Conclusion: The event was an open event which not only attracted college students but also school students. Itwas conducted through facebook and the winners were decided upon the maximum likes on the participant video keeping in mind the authenticity, fitting, creativity and on the video presentation. The winners received their prizes at their doorstep and other event participants are given e- certificates for their active contribution.

Rockon: The Culture Club RELOADING OF ABHIRUCHI

One dance performance were done for the opening and closing of “ORIENTATION CEREMONY “ The performance were done by all the members of abhiruchi including CEO’s of respective clubs,under the guidance of professional choreographers and team ROCK ON.

INDEPENDENCE DAY

The Independence Day reminds us for the sacrifices of the freedom fighters. On the special day of independence, ROCK ON the cultural club organised a dance and singing performances and celebrates the bravery of our fathers and their gift of freedom.

Hip - Hop dance workshop

At the very beginning of the session 2018-19 I.e on the month of August, team ROCK ON has successfully conducted a 2 days hip-hop dance workshop on 27th and 28th of August , to make the event more fascinating approx 130 students had actively participated under the guidance of a professional choreographer Mr.Vikas Sani and team ROCK ON.

Personality Development Workshop NURTURE- change wisely

The two days’ workshop was organised by team ROCK ON, where more than 165 students had participated. The event was hosted by Mrs. Ankita Kochhar who is a fashion influencer and blogger by profession. The event was held on 5th and 6th of November.

Republic Day celebration On every year, to make the auspicious occasion of Republic Day more special, team ROCK ON used to give a small tribute to our freedom fighters, through some performances like dance and singing.

Diwali night

To make the Diwali celebration more special, some cultural performances like Bhangra dance, singing and Ramayana act was performed by the students under the guidance of team ROCK ON. The Diwali night celebration is organised by team Abhiruchi on 25th of October and gets started from 7:pm onwards in the main lawn of the university.

INVERTIA 2020 (Parindey-the wings of freedom) There were 3 mega events- - Malhaar (singing competition) - Danspiration 2.0 (dance competition) - Streez (dance battle)

Malhaar When words fail, music speaks…! Date: 19 & 20 February 2020 Venue: Main lawn No. of participants: SOLO – 43, DUET – 13 judges: Dr. Sachin Agnihotri, Dr. Anita Johri, Mrs. NishthaJohri Event was nicely conducted and was appreciated by every faculty and every student. With the help of our team we was able to make this event a grand success. Special thanks to the CEO of our club.

Streez The street dance Date: 20 February 2020 Venue: Three-way junction No. of participants - 46 Judges: Mr. Vikas Saini, Mr. Aditya Saxena, Ms. Khushi Winners were awarded with certificates of appreciation and trophy. Participants were awarded with participation certificates. The event was full of fun and excitement.

Danspiration 2.0 Date: 19 February 2020 Venue: Main Auditorium No. Of participants: SOLO- 23, DUET- 10 Judges: Mr. Govind Rana, Mr. Nitin Deval, Mrs. Shilpi Singh Contestants gave there power pack performances and with lots of participation from other colleges this was one of the best event in invertia 2020.

ONLINE DANCE CLASSES “Happiness is when invertians get to dance even in lockdown “ Rock on - The cultural club organised 3 days’ online dance workshop on zoom meeting app, by a professional choreographer Mr. Vikas Saini, where Over 70 students had participated and get the chance to inhance their dancing skills. The main motive of this workshop is to utilise the time of the students in something effective during the pandemic crisis.

Departmental

Activities

Faculty of Science

Department of Applied Science & Humanities

Annual Report for Session: 2019-20

1. Departmental Goals

i. To stimulate academic diligence, critical thinking and innovation. ii. To enhance resource management skills for excellence in education. iii. To develop the leadership capability of the students. iv. To promote holistic individuals to be catalysts for social change. v. To develop application of scientific methods of analysis to problem solving.

2. Conference/workshop/seminar organized

Name of the S.No. Title Date No. of Participants Convener

28-29 4th International Conference on Recent Dr. Sandeep 1 February 250 Advances in Science (ICRAS-2020) Kumar Dixit 2020

3. Guest Lectures Organized

S.No. Name and affiliation of expert Title of the lecture Date

1 Dr. Parul Agrawal Operation Research 4 - 13 Nov. 2019

Dr Lakshmi Kant Sharma Department of Mathematics, 2 Modern Algebra 10/05/2020 Prof.Rajendra Singh (RajjuBhaiya) University, Prayagraj

Prof. Y C Sharma 3 Nanoadsorbent for Water 11/05/20 "Department of Chemistry-IIT BHU 53

Varanasi" Remediation

Prof. K N Tiwari, Department of Biotechnology Application in 4 Botany, MMV, Banaras Hindu 12/05/2020 Agriculture : Micropropagation University, Varanasi

Prof.Edamana Prasad ,Department 5 Spectroscopy 14-May-20 of Chemistry, IIT Madras

Dr. Anurag Gaur "Department of Physics, 6 Nanoscience and Energy 16-May-20 NIT Kurukshetra "

Dr. Khem Bahadur Thapa 7 Department of Physics, BBAU, " Optics and photonics" 18-May-20 Lucknow

Mr Mrinal Jauhari Diffraction and Structure of 8 15-May-20 BAARC, Mumbai Materials

Prpf. S.K. NARASIMHA MURTHY "Chairman, Department of P.G. Studies and Mathematical Equations : Outside 9 21-May-20 Research in Mathematics, the class room Kuvempu University, Karnataka "

Prof.T.Venkatesh Mathematics is different, why? Is 10 Director, Mathematical Sciences 23-May-20 it so? Institute (MSI), Belgaum, Karnataka

Prof. Olga Kharlampovich "Department of Mathematics and "Five worlds, a mathematical Statistics 11 problem determines which one we 01-June-20 Hunter College, City University live in" New York, U.S.A. "

Prof. A. Muhammed UludagGalatasaray University, "Can computers (ap)prove 12 02- June-20 Mathematics Department, Istanbul, theorems?" Turkey.

4. Publication details (faculty members/students)

Vol., issue, S.No. Author Title of paper Name of Journal Month & Impact page number Year of Factor (if

Publication any)

GANGA ON Jordan Journal of PRASAD PROJECTIVELY 13(1), 2020, March 1, 1 Mathematics and YADAV FLAT SPECIAL pp 111 - 124 2020 Statistics (JJMS) et. al. (α, β)-METRIC

Synthesis of Copper Oxide Surya Nanoparticcles Invertis Journal of 2 PratapGout 10(1), pp 7-12 May 2020 using Green leaves Renewable Energy am et. al. Extract of AzadirachtaIndica

Perovskite Structured Nannomatrials: An BananiKar 17, 2019, pp 3 Advanced Key for Sensor Letters May 2020 et. al. 1-5 Global Development of Nanotechnology

Antibacterial International L M nanostructrues Journal of 149, 2020, pp February 4 Dwivedi derived from Biological 1323-1330 2020 et. al. oxidised sodium Macromolecules alginate-ZnO

Gum Acacia DOIhttps://doi Modified Ni Doped L M .org/10.1007/s CuO Nanoparticles: Journal of Cluster 5 Dwivedi 10876-020- March 2020 An Excellent Science et. al. 01779-7, pp 1- Antibactrerial 11 Material

5. Paper presentation details (faculty members/students)

Author (write only Name of S.No. first author name & Title of paper Place Date conference et.al. after that)

Assessment of lichen ICRAS 1 Santosh Joshi genus Porina in Bareilly 28-29 feb 2020 2020 Vietnam

Phytoestrogens: The ICRAS 2 Satendra Singh Bareilly 28-29 feb 2020 natural contraceptives 2020

An organophosphorus pesticide, chlorpyrifos exposure on hatchlings ICRAS 3 SnehaVerma Bareilly 28-29 feb 2020 of freshwater catfish, 2020 Heteropneustesfossilis (Bloch, 1794)

Working principle of ICRAS 4 D Arumugam solar panels with Bareilly 28-29 feb 2020 2020 lithium battery

Synthesis of chalcones analogues promising ICRAS 5 Kuldeep Chauhan Bareilly 28-29 feb 2020 for antitubercular- 2020 activity

Synthesis and characterization of polystyrene-Ni/Al layered double hydroxide (LDH) ICRAS 6 Mh. Quasim Bareilly 28-29 feb 2020 heterogeneous anion 2020 exchange membrane and its application as ASO43- selective membrane electrode

Synthesis and pharmacological activity of novel ICRAS 7 Sandeep Dixit Bareilly 28-29 feb 2020 nitrogen containing 5- 2020 membered heterocycles

Comparative Study of the Specific Heat In ICRAS 8 Arun Kaushik solids (Phonon) By Bareilly 28-29 feb 2020 2020 classical and Quantum theories

Nucleosynthesis as a tool for tracing the early universe: A high ICRAS 9 AvrajitBandyopadhyay Bareilly 28-29 feb 2020 resolution study of the 2020 globular clusters and the Galactic halo stars

Kamlesh Kumar ICRAS 10 Charged particles Bareilly 28-29 feb 2020 Sharma impact ionization of 2020

noble gas atom

Synthesis of Copper Oxide Nanoparticles ICRAS 11 Surya PratapGoutam using Green Leaves Bareilly 28-29 feb 2020 2020 Extract of AzadirachtaIndica

Study of magnetoelectric effect in lead-free ICRAS 12 Yogesh Kumar Bareilly 28-29 feb 2020 Bi0.5Na0.5TiO3- 2020 BaFe12O19 novel composite system

On projectively flat ICRAS 13 Akansha Bareilly 28-29 feb 2020 special (α, β)-metric 2020

Climate trend analysis ICRAS 14 Ashutosh Pradhan Bareilly 28-29 feb 2020 in india 2020

Energy Crops and Cellulosic Biofuels: ICRAS 15 Mohammad Mazid The Future Remedy Bareilly 28-29 feb 2020 2020 for transportation and Energy Security

Some study of randers ICRAS 16 K. K. Dubey and kropina metric in Bareilly 28-29 feb 2020 2020 complex finsler spaces

Managing inventory at Regional Level: A ICRAS 17 Shivani Shukla Bareilly 28-29 feb 2020 case study on 2020 Khandelwal Edible Oil

Infinity free electromagnetic theory ICRAS 18 Sanjeev Kumar Jain Bareilly 28-29 feb 2020 for structure less 2020 charges

6. Conference/workshop/seminar attended by the faculty members

Title of the S.No. Name of the faculty Place Date & duration conf./work./sem.

1 Dr Kamlesh Kumar CIMPA School BHU Varanasi December 5-15 2019

Dubey

Dr Kamlesh Kumar 2 ICRAS-2020 IU, Bareilly February 28-29, 2020 Dubey

NIUS Teachers HomiBhabha Centre for Dr. Kamlesh Kumar Development Workshop on December 10-13, 3 Science Education Sharma Thermal Physics and 2019 (TIFR), Mumbai Statistical Mechanics

Dr. Kamlesh Kumar 4 ICRAS-2020 IU, Bareilly February 28-29, 2020 Sharma

VYOM: Webinar on Dr. Kamlesh Kumar ASTRONOMICA, 5 Observational and April 12-14, 2020 Sharma Ahmedabad Theoretical Astronomy

ANUSANDHAN: Webinar Dr. Kamlesh Kumar Gujrat Science 6 on Research Methodology April 26-29, 2020 Sharma Academy and Frontiers in Science

Dr. Kamlesh Kumar Webinar on Leveraging McGraw Hill, New 7 May 1, 2020 Sharma Technology in Education Delhi

Webinar on Challenges and Dr. Kamlesh Kumar Opportunities of Digital SS (PG) College, 8 May 4, 2020 Sharma Higher Education in Post Shahjahanpur Corona scenario

Department of Science & Technology, Government of Gujarat Dr. Kamlesh Kumar BautikiYtra: A travel for 9 (DST), Gujarat Council May 21-29, 2020 Sharma Scientific Indian Minds on Science & Technology (GUJCOST)

National Webinar on Role of Science and Technology Dr. Kamlesh Kumar Bareilly College, 10 in present scenario: May 31, 2010 Sharma Bareilly Asustainable development of the nation

Mr. Ashutosh 5 ICRAS-2020 IU, Bareilly February 28-29, 2020 Pradhan

6 Mr. Arun Kaushik ICRAS-2020 IU, Bareilly February 28-29, 2020

Dr. Gopesh Chandra 7 ICRAS-2020 IU, Bareilly February 28-29, 2020 Sharma

8 Ms. Shivani Shukla ICRAS-2020 IU, Bareilly February 28-29, 2020

9 Dr. D. Arumugam ICRAS-2020 IU, Bareilly February 28-29, 2020

Dr. Mohammad 10 ICRAS-2020 IU, Bareilly February 28-29, 2020 Mazid

Dr. Sandeep Kumar 11 ICRAS-2020 IU, Bareilly February 28-29, 2020 Dixit

12 Dr. Santosh Joshi ICRAS-2020 IU, Bareilly February 28-29, 2020

13 Dr. Satendra Singh ICRAS-2020 IU, Bareilly February 28-29, 2020

14 Dr. Ruchimishra ICRAS-2020 IU, Bareilly February 28-29, 2020

15 Ms. Samriddhisaxena ICRAS-2020 IU, Bareilly February 28-29, 2020

16 Dr. Kuldeep Chauhan ICRAS-2020 IU, Bareilly February 28-29, 2020

Dr. Mohd Quasim 17 ICRAS-2020 IU, Bareilly February 28-29, 2020 Khan

18 Ms. Kirti Baranwal ICRAS-2020 IU, Bareilly February 28-29, 2020

Dr. Sanjeev Kumar 19 ICRAS-2020 IU, Bareilly February 28-29, 2020 Jain

Dr. Surya Pratap 20 ICRAS-2020 IU, Bareilly February 28-29, 2020 Goutam

21 Dr. Sandeepan Maity ICRAS-2020 IU, Bareilly February 28-29, 2020

Mr. Avrajit 22 ICRAS-2020 IU, Bareilly February 28-29, 2020 Bandopadhyay

23 Mr. Vivek Kumar ICRAS-2020 IU, Bareilly February 28-29, 2020

24 Dr. Yogesh Kumar ICRAS-2020 IU, Bareilly February 28-29, 2020

Dr. Geetanjali 25 ICRAS-2020 IU, Bareilly February 28-29, 2020 Chattopadhyay

short term course on 26 Dr Akansha "Evolution Equations: IIT Madras, Chennai August 12-17, 2019 Theory and Computation"

TEW - Linear Algebra, Janki Devi Memorial November 18-23, 27 Dr Akansha Coding Theory and College, DU, Delhi 2019 Cryptography

28 Dr Akansha International Webinar on BMM, Bharwari, May 30-31, 2020

'Exploring and Kaushambi understanding COVID-19'

Online FDP on Recent Dr Sanjeev Kumar 29 Advances in Science and -- May 21-27, 2020 Jain Technology

7. Details of guest lecture/ invited talk by the faculty members

S.No. Name of the faculty Title Place Date

IIA, Avrajit Anamolies abundance and origin of 1 Bangalore, 23 Nov. 2019 Bandyopadhyay globular clusters Karnataka

8. Membership/association of the faculty members in professional bodies

S.No. Name of the faculty Name the body/society Membership/Association type

Dr. Kamlesh Kumar Invertis Journal of Renewable 1 Editorial Membership: Sharma Energy

9. Industrial visit/excursion details (for students)

Name Name of the class/no. of S.No. Industry/place of visit Date Coordinator/s students

National Botanical Research Dr. Sneha Verma BSc(ZBC), II & III year/ Institute (NBRI) and National 30-08- 1 and Dr. Satendra 31 Bureau of Fish Genetic 2019 Singh Resources (NBFGR), Lucknow

Dr. Santosh Joshi BSc(ZBC), I & II Year/ 03-10- 2 and Dr. ICAR-DCFR, Bhimtal 22 2019 SnehaVerma

09 - 10- Dr Sanjeev Kumar B.Sc (PCM) &BSc(Hon), Regional Science Centre and 2019 to 3 Jain and Dr Ruchi II year/ 22 Students Science Park, Jaipur 12-10- Mishra 2019

10-10- Dr. Avadhesh Aryabhatt Research Institute of 2019 to 4 Sharma and Dr. BSc(Hon), I year Observational Sciences 11-10- KritiBaranwal (ARIES), Nainitaal 2019

11-11- IIT Kanpur for conference and Dr. Surya MSc (Physics)/ 09 2019 to 5 BBAU, Central University, PartapGoutam Students 13-11- Lucknow 2019

B.Sc. (H) (Chemistry) Dr. Kuldeep Final year, MSc Coca-Cola Beverage Industry, 28-01- 6 Chauhan and Dr. (Chemistry) Previous and Parsakhera” plant in Bareilly 2020 KirtiBaranwal final year / 31 students

10. Students achievements  IIT - JAM - 4 Students  Placed in INFOSYS - 9 Students 11. Faculty achievements  Ms. Kirti Barnwalawarde by YSA in Chemical Science during ICRAS-2020 at Invertis University, Bareilly  Dr. Geetanjali Chattopadhyay awarde by YSA in Mathematical Science during ICRAS-2020 at Invertis University, Bareilly 12. Efforts made by the department to enhance quality of teaching-learning and other activities Department extensively use following ICT tools to engage students during lockdown period  Google Classroom  Virtual Labs  Swayam Portal  NPTEL

Department of Fashion Design Annual Report for Session 2019-20 1. Departmental Goals i. To provide specialized learning that covers the entire range of activities in fashion industry. ii. To impart knowledge to enhance the skills and creativity to become a good academician and a successful designer. iii. To prepare the students to face the actual working environment iv. To collaborate with designing, buying and export houses to be updated in the current scenario of fashion and textiles v. To enhance learning and teaching by implementation of outcome-based learning to maintain the interest of students. 2. Conference/workshop/seminar organized S. No. Title Date Name of the No. of Participants Convener 1. USHA workshop 4th and 5th Dr. Monika Negi 60 students Sept, 2020 2. Arha workshop 4th Nov 2020 Dr. Monika Negi 40 students 3. Zari Embroidery 17 Nov 2020 Ms. Anshu Singhal 40 students workshop

3. Guest Lectures Organized S.No. Name and affiliation of expert Title of the lecture Date 1 Ms. Geeta Maurya, Fashion Illustration April, 25, 2020 Assistant Designer at Kridha Design Studio, Bareilly 2 Ms. Prachi Jain, Sampling E- Commerce industrial May, 02, 2020 Manager,Windeson Trademart Pvt. Ltd. Knowledge Noida 3 Ms. Swati Chaurasia, Associate Use of intellectual property May, 09, 2020 Merchandiser, Macy’s (American Buying rights in fashion industry House) 4 Ms. Bhavyaa Kumar, Graphic Designer, Design process and its May, 15, 2020 fabric.com , An Amazon Company, importance in fashion Atlanta, US industry.

4. Publication details (faculty members/students) S.No Author Title of Name of Journal Vol., issue, Month Impact . (write only paper page & Year Factor (if first author number of any) name & et.al. Publica after that) tion

1.Monika Negi Utilization of International journal Vol 10 Issue 2019 & et.al. Sesbania of scientific 12 aculeata for &Engineering (2229- Soil Research 5518) revitalization

5. Industrial visit/excursion details (for students) S.No. Name Coordinator/s Name of the class/no. Industry/place of Date of students visit 1. Mr. Vishal Kumar and 1st, 2nd, 3rd year / 26 Suraj kund Fair 7-8 feb 2019 Ms. Anshu Singhal students 2. Ms. Shewali Sahay and 1st and 2nd year/ 24 Industrial visit Oct, 1st 2019 Dr. Monika Negi students 3. Ms. Anshu Singhal and 3rd year/ 16 students Handicraft museum Oct, 1st 2019 Dr. Monika Negi

6. Efforts made by the department to enhance quality of teaching-learning and other activities (if any) (e.g. any innovative teaching-learning method, assessment method, MOU, value added courses etc.) Every year a fashion show is organised to show case the creativity and skill of the students.

Faculty of Biosciences and Biotechnology Department of Biotechnology Annual Report for Session 2019-20 1. Departmental Goals i. Higher Studies: Students who are brilliant in studies will be screened and promoted for higher studies with fellowship from national level exams like NET, GATE, IIT JAM, etc. ii. Guest Lectures: More guest lectures will be planned in this session from highly experienced corporate professional for the improvement of student exposure and placement. iii. Alumni placed at different sectors of biotechnology may also be invited to the department to motivate the current students. iv. Industrial Visit: One industrial visit in each semester will be planned for realistic exposure of the students to emerging industries. v. Placement: One faculty will dedicatedly work only for the placement of the students in collaboration with CRC. All the faculties will contact to their known persons and students throughout the year for the placement of the students. vi. Conference / Workshop: Annual International Conference i.e. GenoPro will be done as routine in odd semester additionally we will try to add workshop with this conference. vii. Publication: Students who were engaged in internal projects will be motivated to publish their results in reputed journals. Ph.D. students and research supervisors will be bound to publish at least one paper per year in indexed journal. viii. Research Funding: Research Oriented faculty will be motivated to submit the research projects for funding. 2. Conference/workshop/seminar organized S.No. Title Date Name of the No. of Convener Participants “6th International Conference on 1. Translational approaches in Clinical, October Dr Sanjeev 388 Environmental and Biotechnological 11-12, 2019. Maurya Research (GenoPro2019)

3. Guest Lectures Organized S.No. Name and affiliation of expert Title of the lecture Date 1. Dr Debajani saha, Group product Manager What are you worth 27/05/2020

2 Dr Aparna Satapathy Development of multiepitope 22/05/2020 MDS university vaccine using immunoinformatic tools 3 Dr Anshuman Mishra Infectious Disease Burden in 24/05/2020 Director, VBRI innovation centre new delhi India 4 Dr Pawan Kr Dubey Umbillical cord Stem 19/05/2020 BHU varanasi Cell:Application in Maternal and Child Health 64

5 Mr Prashant Shukla, AGM, Intas Pharma HPLC of protein and peptides 24/05/2020 in Pharma INdustry 6 Dr Sailesh Pathak, DGM Sales Ananda Dairy Processing and 21/05/2020 marketing 7 Ms Shradha Saxena, Advocate Supreme Bioenterpreneurship with 16/05/2020 court of india enterpreneur 8 Dr Reetesh kumar, chandigarh Structural bioinformaic tools 08/05/2020 for protein data interpretation 9 Dr. Manish Kumar amity University COVID-19 AND 05-03-20 Gwalior AFFORDABLE DIAGNOSTICS 10 Dr. Kshitij Chandel, DNA Fingerprinting and 13-05-20 Central Forensic Science Laboratory, MHA, Forensic Science Kolkata 11 Dr. Girish K Goswami, Microbes and Human Body 29-05-2020 Gujarat Council of Science and Technology 12 Dr. Satyajit Saurabh, DNA Fingerprinting and its 17-04-2020 DNA Fingerprinting Laboratory, Bihar applications State Seed & Organic Certification Agency, Patna (Bihar) 4. Publication details (faculty members/students) S. Author Title of paper Name of Vol., issue, Month & Impa N (write only Journal page number Year of ct o. first author Publicati Facto name & et.al. on r (if after that) any) Predicting risk of low birth weight offspring from maternal features Reprod 1 Kumar SN et.al. S0890-6238 (20) 2020 3.2 and blood polycyclic Toxicol aromatic hydrocarbon concentration Fusarium head blight in wheat: contemporary 2 Khan MK et.al 3 Biotech 10(4): 172 2020 1.79 status and molecular approaches. Up-regulation of fibroblast growth factor J Matern receptor 1 due to Fetal 3 Saxena P et.al. prenatal tobacco 33(10): 1732-1743 2020 1.44 Neonatal exposure can lead to Med. developmental defects in new born Psoriasis and cardiovascular disorders: association or 4 Chaudharu S et.al. 3Biotech ; 10: 104 2020 1.79 epiphenomenon? Meta-analysis of observational studies. Manali Singh1 Foliar application of 3 Biotech 2190-572X 5. elicitors enhanced the yield of withanolide 2020 1.26

contents in Withania somnifera (L.) Dunal (variety, Poshita) 6 Zeba et al Role of Cytochrome Current 16, 63-73 January, 0.35 P450 in Prostate Cancer Enzyme 2020 and its Therapy Inhibition

7 Zeba et al Cross-Interplay Current May, 2020 2.412 between osmolytes and Pharmaceuti mTOR in Alzheimer cal Design 8 Tau and mTOR: The Hotspots for Frontiers in Mueed Z et. Al. Multifarious Diseases in Neuroscienc 12(1017): 1-14 2019 3.9 Alzheimer’s es Development. 9 Stress of Aspergillus In Journal niger infection of Basic and CIF Kumar M et.al. increases trans- 9(2): 255-267 2019 Applied 5.86 resveratrol production Research in Arachis hypogaea. 10 In: Synucleins - Role of Osmolytes in Khan S et.al. Biochemistr 21-Jan 2019 NA Amyloidosis. y and Role in Diseases 11 Identification and Functional Validation American of a Biomarker for the journal of Tiwary P Diagnosis of tropical 9(2): 492-496 2019 2.31 Miltefosine Relapse medicine during Visceral and hygine. Leishmaniasis. P 12 G- Journal The Potentiality of of Selected Strain of Environme Singh R PGPR: Azotobacter, for ntal 2322-0228 2019 1.21 Sustainable Agriculture Science in india and Technology 13 Zeba et al Tau and mTOR: The Frontiers in 12, 1017 January, 3.648 Hotspots for Neuroscienc 2019 Multifarious Diseases in e Alzheimer's Development

14 Zeba et al Role of Osmolytes in Synucleins: DOI:10.5772/intec March, 2019 NA Amyloidosis Biochemistr hopen.83647 y and role in Diseases Intech open Ltd.

15 Prasad et al. The microbial Elsevier 9780128185810. 2020 NA symbionts: Potential for the crop improvement in

changing environments 16 Basu et al. Role of soil microbes Elsevier 9780444643254 2020 NA in biogeochemical cycle for enhancing soil fertility. 17 Chhabra, S Phosphorous Springer 978-981-13- 2019 NA management in 2772-8 agroecosytems and role and relevance of microbes in environmental sustainability 18 Manish Kumar et Biodiversity of Biologia 74 (287) 190-196. 2019 0.78 al.,. methylotrophic microbial communities and their potential role in mitigation of abiotic stresses in plants.

5. Conference/workshop/seminar attended by the faculty members S.No. Name of the Title of the conf./work./sem. Place Date & faculty duration 1 Pankaj Kumar Cultivation of Algae utilizing Banaras Hindu 1-3 February Rai Municipal wastewater and Flue gas for University 2019 biofuel production. (B.H.U) Varanasi, U.P., 2 Pankaj Kumar Waste water as substrate: algal biomass Invertis 11-12 Rai to bioenergy University, October 2019 Bareilly, U.P. 3 Sachin ML and AL approaches for COVID 19 IIT Roorkee 06-07 June Srivastava Data and Finland 2020 LAbs 4 Dr. Sagar Rhizosphere 5 Saskatoon, 7-11th 2019 Chhabra Canada

5 Dr. Sagar 6th International Conference on Bareilly , India October 11- Chhabra Translational Approaches in Clinical, 12, 2019 Environmental and Biotechnological Research. 6 Richa Saxena 3rd International Conference on Recent Bareilly, U.P. March 1-2, Advances in Science, Invertis University, 2019 Bareilly

7 Richa Saxena 6th International Conference on Bareilly, U.P. 11-12, October translational approaches in Clinical, 2019 Environmental & Biotechnological Research, Invertis University, Bareilly. 67

8 Richa Saxena Webinar on "Nutrigenomics" Organized by Tamilnadu 9, May - 2020 Xcellogen Biotech India Pvt. Ltd, Nagercoil, Tamilnadu.

9 Richa Saxena Webinar on "Current Status of Barabanki, U.P. 14, May- 2020 Epidemiology, Pathogenesis, Diagnosis, Therapeutics and Vaccines for Covid -19" Organized by Institute of Bio-Sciences and Technology, Shri Ramswaroop Memorial University, Barabanki, U.P.

10 Richa Saxena International webinar on “Global Food Bareilly, U.P. 28, May - 2020 Security in post Covid Era” Organized by Faculty of science, Bareilly College, Bareilly 11 Richa Saxena Indo- Iranian Webinar "Evolving Kanpur, India. 30, May – 2020 Perspectives of Covid -19: Health & Global Landscape" Organized byUniversity Institute of Health Science, CSM University, Kanpur, India.

6. Details of guest lecture/ invited talk by the faculty member S.No. Name of the Title Place Date faculty 1 Dr Dinesh National workshop on advance Noida 11-15Feb 2019 Kumar molecular techniques International University 2. Er Sachin Third NGS workshop CDRI Lucknow 07-09 Jan 2019 Srivastava 3 Dr Pankaj Kr Rai National workshop on advance Noida 11-15Feb 2019 molecular techniques International University

7. Membership/association of the faculty members in professional bodies S.No. Name of the Name the Membership/Association type faculty body/society 1 Dr. Ravi Deval EMSI (Electron Microscopy Life Membership Society of India) 2 Dr. Pankaj Rai Biotech Research Society of Life Membership India Microbiologists Society of Life Membership India Asian PGPR Society of Honorary-Life Membership Sustainable Agriculture 3 Dr. Dinesh Flow Cytometry Society Student member (Membership number: S-1078) Kumar Prajapati International Society for Student member (Membership number: Mb3459d) Molecular Biology 68

4. Dr. Manali Singh Society of Biological Life Membership Chemist Dr. Richa International Association for IAENG Association member 5 Saxena the Engineers

6 Dr. Richa All India Agricultural AIASA : Agriculture : Associate Member Saxena students Association (AIASA)

7 Dr. Richa Environment, Agriculture Member Saxena and Education Society

8. Industrial visit/excursion details (for students) S.No. Name Coordinator/s Name of the Industry/place Date class/no. of of visit students 1. Dr.Manali Singh B.Sc. Biotech 1st Biotech 12-2-20 Yr (50) Bhawan,Uttrakhan Council of Biotechnology 2 Dr. Ravi Deval, Dr. Pankaj M.SC., B.SC., Vrindavan 18 February, 2020 Kumar Rai, Dr. Dinesh Kumar B.TECH. (100) Beverages Private Prajapati, Mr. Shashank Limited, Upadhyay, Ms. Zeba Mueed Parsakhera, Bareilly, UP.

9. Details of Project by students (* If there are, more than ten projects give details of ten best projects) (2019-2020) S.No. Name of the Name of the guide/s Title of the project student/s 1 Runa Kumari Dr. RK Asthana Mass cultivation of Dunaliella and Geitlerinema extraction and partial purification of bioactive compounds 2 Twinkle Singh Dr. Gopaljee Jha Purification of BG p91 and BG p17 proteins from Burkholderia gladioli NGJ1 and characterising the corresponding bacterial mutants in mycophagy 3 Ayushi Saxena Dr. Dibyabhaba Pradhan 4 Vanshika Mr. Veer Bahadur Raw material testing and food safety 5 Agendra Dr. S.K.Z Ali Physico-chemical and plant growth promoting analysis of flower waste compost 6 Vijay Yadav Mr. Afjal Hussain Environmental monitoring, microbial limit test and sterility 7 Aditi Pal Ms. Jayamala Kumari Chemical and microbiological analysis of milk and milk products 8 Sumedha Dr. Dibyabhaba Pradhan Subunit vaccine design against COVID-19 9 Nikita Mr. Abdul Hafeez Microbiological analysis and testing of cake product and raw materials in industry 69

10 Supriya Mr. Abdul Hafeez Testing of cake and raw materials and its microbiological analysis

10. Ph.D. Candidate Details S. Name of the Name of the Title of the Thesis Date of Status N candidate supervisor/s registra (pursuing O. tion /complete d) 1 DR. SANJEEV SAURABH "EXPRESSION PROFILING OF 25.07.2015 AWARDED KUMAR GUPTA KLONGASES AND EFFECT OF MAURYA ELOV 6 OVER EXPRESSION DURING ADIPOGENIC DIFFERENTIATION MESEN CHYMAL STEM CELL"

2 DR. SANJEEV NARENDRA GENETIC POLYMORPHISMS 16.01.2016 SUBMITTE KUMAR M. VERMA OF ANGIOTENSIN D MAURYA CONVERTING ENZYME AND ANGIOTENSIN II TYPE I RECEPTOR IN CHRONIC KINDNEY DISEASE PATIENTS OF NORTH INDIAN POPULATION

3 DR. SANJEEV Nayna Gupta Study of Microflora Associated 10.08.2016 PURSUING KUMAR with Medicinal Plant MAURYA Chlorophytum borivillianum

4 DR. SANJEEV Keshav Shukla TRANSM ISION AND 10.08.2016 PURSUING KUMAR CHARACTERIZATION OF MAURYA VIRUS ASSOCIATED WITH & DR. KESHAV YELLOW LEAF DISEASE OF PANDEY SUGARCANE

5 DR. RAVI Nasreen Javed SELECTION OF 15.09.2016 PURSUING DEVAL PHYTOREMEDATION PLANTS FOR HEAVY METALS IN THE VICINITY ON THE POLLUTED SITES OF RAM GANGA RIVER, NEAR BAREILLY

6 DR. RAVI Mritunjaya Extraction of Resveratrol from 21.01.2017 PURSUING DEVAL Singh Arachis hypogaea and It's Role in Reverse Ageing

7 DR. RAVI PALLAVI Studies on Polycyclic Aromatic 31.03.2017 PURSUING DEVAL SAXENA Hydrocarbons in Human Placental & A K Jain Samples to Develop Predictive Models for Classifying Intrauterine Growth Restriction (IUGR) & Appropriate for Gestational Age (AGA)

8 DR DINESH RUCHI SINGH Isolation and Characterization of 31.03.2017 PURSUING KUMAR Native Rhizobacterial Strains PRAJAPATI Causing Biodegradation of Pesticides

9 DR DINESH KSHITIZ JAIN STRUCTURAL AND 22.07.2017 PURSUING KUMAR FUNCTIONAL STUDIES ON PRAJAPATI METHYLTRANSFERASE FROM MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS

10 DR. RAVI ZEBA MUEED STUDIES ON EFFECTS OF 22.07.2017 PURSUING DEVAL TOXIC ELEMENTS ON PLACENTAL DEVELOPMENT AND FETAL OUTCOME

11 DR DINESH SEEMAB SYNTHESIS, 22.07.2017 PURSUING KUMAR SIDDIQUI CHARACTERIZATION AND PRAJAPATI EVALUATION OF PLANT DERIVED SILVER NANOPARTICLES AGAINST MULTIDRUG-RESISTANT PATHOGENS

12 DR NITESH NOOR SABA DEVELOPMENT OF 22.07.2017 PURSUING PODDAR KHAN IMMUNOASSAY KIT FOR DETECTING CHLARPHRIFOS FROM RAT BLOOD SAMPLES

13 DR NITESH PALLAVI ANTIBIOGRAM ANALYSIS OF 22.07.2017 PURSUING PODDAR SHARMA BIOACTIVE COMPOUNDS FROM CHLOROPHYTUM BORIVILIANUM

14 DR. RAVI GAURAV MOLECULAR GENETICS OF 27.01.2018 PURSUING DEVAL GUPTA DEPRESSION AND SUCIDE AMONG THE POPULATION OF IDU MISHMI

15 DR. DINESH KAMAL ANTIBIOTIC PRODUCTION, 04.08.2018 PURSUING KUMAR AHMAD PURIFICATION, PRAJAPATI QURESHI CHARACTERIZATION AND BIOEVALUATION OF A HIGHLY POTENT ACTINOMYCETES STRAIN

16 DR. NITESH ASHAL ILYAS EFFECTS OF 14.08.2018 PURSUING PODDAR OSMOPROTECTANTS ON FOLDING, STRUCTURE AND ACTIVITY OF PROLINE RICH PROTEIN

17 DR. SANJEEV SAMREEN DYNAMICS OF ESTROGEN 12.03.2019 PURSUING MAURYA RESPONSIVE ELEMENT DURING BRAIN DEVELOPMENT IN MUS MUSCULUS 71

18 DR. PANKAJ HARSHITA DEVELOPMENT OF HYBRID 16.10.2019 PURSUING KUMAR RAI SINGH SYSTEM CONSISTING OF PHOTO AND DARK FERMENTATION FOR BIOHYDROGEN PRODUCTION FROM MICROALGAL BIOMASS

19 DR. RAVI SHWETA INSILICO DEVELOPMENT OF 16.10.2019 PURSUING DEVAL SHARMA EPITOPE BASED VACCINE OF CERVICAL CANCER CAUSED BY HUMAN PAPILLOMA VIRUS TYPE 18

11. Ph.D. guidance by the faculty members S.No. Name of the No. of students No. of students enrolled in Faculty enrolled in IU other universities 1. DR. SANJEEV KUMAR 5 NA MAURYA

DR. RAVI DEVAL 6 NA 2. 3. DR. DINESH KUMAR 4 NA PRAJAPATI 4. DR. PANKAJ KUMAR RAI 1 NA

12. Students achievement (e.g. qualified competitive exam, placement in top companies etc.) Student Name Course Exam Qualified FAIZ ALI M.SC. BIOTECHNOLOGY NET

ABHAY MISHRA M.SC. BIOTECHNOLOGY CUCET

TWINKLE SINGH M.SC. BIOTECHNOLOGY GATE

ARPITA B.TECH. BIOTECHNOLOGY NET, GATE, IIT JAM

Placement Details: - Student Name Course Company VARSHA GUPTA B.Tech Biotechnology PGDM,Delhi Ultra drugs pvt. BABITA RAUTELA B.Tech Biotechnology Limited,Himachal PAWAN KUMAR B.Tech Biotechnology Himalya,Himachal AVANISH SINGH B.Tech Biotechnology Ultra drugs pvt.

Limited,Himachal AKANSHA Divya Ganga Industries B.Tech Biotechnology YADUVANSHI ltd,Patanjali pey pvt ltd PRASHANSA AGARWAL B.Tech Biotechnology Coca Cola,Bareilly

13. Any other achievement of the department (not covered under any point above) (e.g. projects, grants, funds etc. received) S.NO. NAME OF FACULTY PROJECT TITLE RESEARCH GRANT 1. DR. SANJEEV KUMAR Perinatal asphyxia in neonates: A Science and Engineering MAURYA proteomic approach to dentify Research Board (SERB) biomarkers of brain damage from serum and cerebrospinal fluid 2. DR. RAVI DEVAL Analysis of esophageal cancer whole Collaboration with transcriptome for identification of National Institute of potential biomarkers/therapeutic Pathology (ICMR) targets 3. DR. PANKAJ KUMAR RAI Development of porphyric Science and Engineering intracellular Leishmania parasite for Research Board (SERB) the effective vaccine and vaccine delivery system

14. Efforts made by the department to enhance quality of teaching-learning and other activities (if any) (e.g. any innovative teaching-learning method, assessment method, MOU, value added courses etc.)

Date of Name of the S.no Guest Resource Designation Organisation Name Topic Lecture person

DNA Fingerprinting Laboratory, Bihar State Dr.Satyajit Officer DNA Fingerprinting and 1 17-04-2020 Seed & Organic Saurabh Incharge its applications Certification Agency, Patna (Bihar)

COVID-19 AND Dr. Manish Associate Amity University, 2 05-03-2020 AFFORDABLE Kumar Professor Gwalior DIAGNOSTICS

Structural Bioinformatics DR. REETESH ASSOCIATE CHANDIGARH 3 08-May-20 tool for protein data SRIVASTAVA PROFESSOR UNIVERSITY interpretation

Central Forensic Science Dr. Kshitij DNA Fingerprinting and 4 13-05-20 Scientist Laboratory, MHA, Chandel Forensic Science Kolkata

Ms. Shraddha Supreme Court of India, Bioentreprenureship with 5 16-05-2020 Advocate Saxena Advisor MHA GOI Entreprenure Umbilical Cord Stem Dr. Pawan Assistant Institute of Science, Cells: Application in 6 19-05-2020 Kumar Dubey Professor BHU Varanasi Maternal and Child Health

Crop Development by Research University of Improving the 7 20-05-2020 Dr. Ambuj Jha Officer Saskatchewan, Canada Nutritional Profile and Disease Resistance

Dairy Processing and Dr. Shailesh Ananda Gopaljee Dairy 8 21-05-2020 DGM Sales Marketing: Post Covid- Pathak Foods Private Limited 19

Development of Dr. Aparna MDS University, Ajmer, Multiepitopes Vaccine 9 22-05-2020 Faculty Satapathy Rajasthan using Immunoinformatic Tools and Techniques

Dr. Anshuman Director & VBRI Innovation Infectious Disease 10 24-05-2020 Mishra Head (R&D) Centre, New Delhi Burden on India

AGM Intas Pharmaceuticals HPLC of Proteins and Mr. Prashant 11 24-05-2020 Biotech Private Limited, Peptides in Shukla Division Ahmedabad Pharmaceutical Industry

Group Dr. Debjani 12 27-05-2020 Product Premas Life Sciences What are you worth? Saha Manager

Dr. Girish K Project Gujarat Council of Microbes and Human 13 29-05-2020 Goswami Director Science and Technology Body

Faculty of Pharmacy Department of Pharmacy Annual Report for Session 2019-2020

1. Departmental Goals

i. To develop commitment for the quest of science ii. To provide comprehensive knowledge and experience

iii. To provide exposure to latest techniques and technologies

iv. We strive to develop a sense of social obligation and discipline among our students not only to make a better technocrat but also a better human being. v. We believe in honing the overall persona of our students through excellence in academics, co curricular and extracurricular activities.

2. Conference/workshop/seminar organized S.No. Title Date Name of the No. of Convener Participants 1. Grooming-Move in Grace 04/02/2020 Ms. Maulshree 350 Bhandari

3. Guest Lectures Organized S.No. Name and affiliation of expert Title of the lecture Date 1. Dr. Shashank Mishra Target: Guest Lecture on Corona 24/02/2020 MBBS, MD(Paediatrics) Virus-A Global Pandemic Outbreak & Rohilkhand Medical College & Its Prevention Hospital, Bareilly 2. Mr. Pankaj Maurya Online Guest lecture on Quality 07/04/2020 QC Head, Hetro Drugs, Baddi Control of Drugs 3. Shri T.S. Bhandari Online Guest lecture on professional 20/04/2020 IFS (Retd.) DCFO, Dehradun Values & Ethics 4. Mr. Rakesh Gupta Online Guest lecture on Quality 21/04/2020 Managing Director Assurance Unix biotech, Baddi 5. Mr. Narvesh Kumar Sharma Three Day Webinar on Career 24/04/2020 Corporate & Training Manager Orientation Program to Win Medicare, New Delhi 26/04/2020 6. Dr. Anamika Dubey One Day International Webinar on 05/05/2020 Research Coordinator Metagenomics in Disease Diagnosis Concordia University, Canada 7. Dr. Shreyas Gaikwad One Day International Webinar on 3D 10/05/2020 Research Associate Printing in Healthcare Industry Texas Tech University, Texas, USA

8. Mr. Akash Gujarathi One Day Webinar on Generic Drug 15/05/2020 Research Associate Products Development Macleods Ltd. Mumbai

4. Publication details (faculty members/students) S.No. Author Title of paper Name of Vol., Month & Impact (write only Journal issue, Year of Factor first author page Publication (if name & number any) et.al. after that) 1. Himanshu Curcumin: A Asian Journal of 8, 2020, March, 2020 Joshi Pleotropic Drug Pharmaceutical 32:39 Analysis and Medicinal Chemistry 2. Shashwat Curcumin- A International Vol. 8 May, 2020 Garg Immunomodulators Journal of Issue 2 against COVID-19 Pharmacy & pharmaceutical research

5. Membership/association of the faculty members in professional bodies S.No. Name of the Name the body/society Membership/Association faculty type 1. Dr. Neetika Association of Pharmacy Membership Mishra Professionals

6. Industrial visit/excursion details (for students) S.No. Name Name of the class/no. of Industry/place Date Coordinator/s students of visit 1. Ms. Maulshree B.Pharm. Final year Khandelwal 16/11/2019 Bhandari 48 students Laboratories Mr. Abhishek Rai 2. Mr. Shashwat D.Pharm. Second Year Coca Cola, 23/01/2020 Garg B.Pharm. Second Year Parsakhera Ms. Lalita 62 Students Palariya

7. Details of Project by students (* If there are, more than ten projects give details of ten best projects) 76

S.No. Name of the Name of the Title of the project student/s guide/s 1. Neha Sharma Mr. Himanshu Joshi Lead Optimization of Novel Imidazole Derivatives by using In-Silico modulation. 2. Shweta Gupta Mr. Himanshu Joshi Lead Optimization Studies of Novel Sulphanilamide Derivatives by using In-Silico modulation. 3. Pooja Duggal Mr. Himanshu Joshi Lead Optimization Studies of Novel Pyridine Derivatives by using In-Silico modulation. 4. Beena Kumari Ms. Surabhi Sharma Phytochemical screening of tinospora cordifolia stem. 5. Mohd. Furqan Ms. Surabhi Sharma Gel Formulation of gymnema sylvester 6. Sukhpal Kashyap Ms. Surabhi Sharma Phytochemical screening of Curcuma longa

8. Ph.D. candidate details S.No. Name of Name of the Title of the Date of Status the supervisor/s Thesis registration (pursuing/completed) candidate 1. Jatin Dr. Neetika EXTRACTION 16/10/2019 Pursuing Jaiswal Mishra , ISOLATION & EVALUATION OF SOLUBLE EPOXIDE HYDROLASE INHIBITORS FROM SOME INDIAN MEDICINAL PLANTS

9. Ph.D. guidance by the faculty members S.No. Name of the No. of students enrolled No. of students enrolled in Faculty in IU other universities 1. Dr. Neetika Mishra 01 NIL

10. Students achievement 3 Student qualified GPAT 11. Faculty achievement (not covered under any point above) Ms. Karishma Singh GPAT Qualified.

Faculty of Engineering & Technology Department of Mechanical Engineering Annual Report for Session 2019-20

1. Departmental Goals

(i) At least one research proposal will be submitted to the funding agencies in the academic session 2019-2020.

(ii) Efforts will be made in recognizing and securing paid internship opportunities to the interested students with the help of CRC and at the department level also. (iii) Special classes to interested students preparing for GATE, SSC JE, and other relevant engineering competitive exams. (iv) Ensuring atleast one research paper by each of the faculty members of the department. (v) All the faculty members are Ph. D., if not motivate faculties to register for Ph. D. (vi) 20% to 25% of the syllabus will be covered through online mode (Technology Enabled Learning (TEL)) by the teachers, this semester onwards by using available tools like Google meet, Google classroom, Skype, Cisco, and virtual labs as provided by MHRD. (vii) Stabilize the size and improve the quality of the education in all courses of the department by identifying the weak students and ensuring personal attention to each student, also providing guest lectures from industry experts and Professors from IIT/NIT.

2. Conference/workshop/seminar organized S.No. Title Date Name of the No. of Convener Participants 1 Frontiers of Engineering 10-11 may, 2020 Sawan kumar 250 inventions-Post Covid-19

3. Guest Lectures Organized S.No. Name and Title of the lecture Date affiliation of expert 1 Prof. Ashutosh Tiwari Intelligent Nano systems and wireless medicine 11 may,2020 for cloud healthcare 2 Dr. Tej Pratap COVID-19 Learning’s Measures and Preventions- 10 may,2020 A Scientific Approach towards Protective Kit Development. 3 Er. Ankur Gangwar COVID-19 Lockdown in Indutries 10 may,2020 4 Dr. Dheeraj Gunwant Need of ventilators in 10 may, 2020 the COVID-19 Pandemic and role of 3D printing 5 Er. Brijesh Kushwaha Post COVID 19 work resumption 10 may, 2020 78

6 Er. Balendra Vir Singh Flow analysis which is useful to reduce pollution 10 may, 2020 Chauhan and even in preventing COVID-19 virus through mask. 7 Prof. (Dr.) Maged A Engineering Education, Research, and Related 11 may,2020 Youssef Construction Activities During and After COVID- 19 Pandemic 8 Er. Vineet Kumar The effects of COVID-19 on the automobile 11 may, 2020 Verma sectors 9 Prof. Chaira Bedon priorities post COVID-19 in the construction 11 may,2020 activities 10 Mr. Nishant Kumar An Overview on thermal and nuclear power plant 28 may, 2020 Sharma

4. Publication details (faculty members/students) S.No. Author Title of paper Name of Vol., Month & Impact (write only Journal issue, Year of Factor first author page Publication (if name & number any) et.al. after that) 1 Dr. Ajitanshu Improving fatigue Materials 6,105408 2019 Vedrtnam.et.al behavior of cow- Research dung fiber Express reinforced epoxy composite using waste glass powder 2 Dr. Ajitanshu Experimental Composite 176,107282 2019 Vedrtnam.et.al study on Part mechanical B:Engineering behavior, biodegradability, and resistance to natural weathering and ultraviolet radiation of wood- plastic composites 3 Dr. Ajitanshu Modeling Composite 175,107089 2019 vedrtnam.et.al improved fatigue Part behavior of B:Engineering sugarcane fiber reinforced epoxy composite using novel treatment method” 4 Dr. Ajitanshu Study on the Composites 125,105509 2019 Vedrtnam. et.al performance of Part A: different nano- Applied species used for Science and

surface Manufacturing modification of carbon fiber for interface strengthening. 5 Dr. Ajitanshu Ring-on-ring Australian 55,977-986 2019 Vedrtnam. Et.al testing of Ceramic laminated glass Society with Polyvinyl Butyral and Ethyl Vinyl Acetate inter-layers of different critical thicknesses. 6 Dr. Ajitanshu Experimental and Sandwich 21 issue 2019 vedrtnam.et.al Simulation Structures and 7,2219- Studies on Materials 2238 Bending Behavior of Laminated Glass with Polyvinyl Butyral and Ethyl Vinyl Acetate Inter- layers of Different Critical Thicknesses.

5. Paper presentation details (faculty members/students) S.No. Author Title of paper Name of Place Date (write only first conference author name & et.al. after that) 1 Mr. Ajay Pratap Singh Industrial Waste Frontiers of Bareilly 10 et.al. Water Treatment. Engineering may,2020 inventions-Post Covid-19 2 Mr. Hemant Singh et.al. Commercial Waste Frontiers of Bareilly 10 Water Treatment Engineering may,2020 inventions-Post Covid-19 3 Mr. Vivek Maurya et.al. Design and Frontiers of Bareilly 10 fabrication of A Engineering may,2020 single disc inventions-Post polishing machine Covid-19 4 Mr. Ruman Ansari et.al Experimental and Frontiers of Bareilly 10 numerical study on Engineering may,2020 acoustic inventions-Post performances of Covid-19 room. 5 Mr. Parth Desai et.al. Identifying trends Frontiers of Bareilly 10 80

of boiler parameters Engineering may,2020 for building inventions-Post prediction models Covid-19 6 Mr. Pankaj Gangwar Development of Frontiers of Bareilly 10 et.al. cellulose fiber-zif-8 Engineering may,2020 based exhaust air inventions-Post filter with CO2 Covid-19 sensitivity 7 Mr. Pradeep Kumar Recycling of waste Frontiers of Bareilly 10 et.al. plastic in Engineering may,2020 construction works inventions-Post Covid-19 8 Mr. Bhartiyam Shushil Fire retarding Frontiers of Bareilly 11 et.al. construction Engineering may,2020 materials inventions-Post Covid-19 9 Mr. Prashant Chauhan Piezoelectric shoe Frontiers of Bareilly 11 et.al. Engineering may,2020 inventions-Post Covid-19 10 Mr. Siddharth Gaur The aerodynamics Frontiers of Bareilly 11 et.al. of a cricket ball Engineering may,2020 inventions-Post Covid-19 11 Mr. Jaisheet Katiyar Window mist Frontiers of Bareilly 11 et.al. curtain Engineering may,2020 inventions-Post Covid-19 12 Mr. Harshit Upadhyay Origin, Effects and Frontiers of Bareilly 11 et.al. Treatment of Engineering may,2020 COVID-19 inventions-Post Covid-19

6. Conference/workshop/seminar attended by the faculty members S.No. Name of the faculty Title of the Place Date & duration conf./work./sem. 1 Dr. Ajitanshu Vedrtnam Frontiers of Engineering Bareilly 10-11 may,2020 inventions-Post Covid-19 2 Mr. Dheeraj Sagar Frontiers of Engineering Bareilly 10-11 inventions-Post Covid-19 may,2020 3 Mr. Anuj Kumar Gangwar Frontiers of Engineering Bareilly 10-11 inventions-Post Covid-19 may,2020 4 Mr. Krishna kant Frontiers of Engineering Bareilly 10-11 inventions-Post Covid-19 may,2020 5 Mr. Sawan Kumar Frontiers of Engineering Bareilly 10-11 inventions-Post Covid-19 may,2020 6 Mr. Ajit Kumar Singh Frontiers of Engineering Bareilly 10-11 inventions-Post Covid-19 may,2020 7 Mr. S.Roy Frontiers of Engineering Bareilly 10-11 inventions-Post Covid-19 may,2020 81

8 Mr. Amit Kumar Frontiers of Engineering Bareilly 10-11 inventions-Post Covid-19 may,2020 9 Mr. Manoj Kumar Frontiers of Engineering Bareilly 10-11 inventions-Post Covid-19 may,2020 10 Mr. Mohit Pathak Frontiers of Engineering Bareilly 10-11 inventions-Post Covid-19 may,2020 11 Ms. Soni Yadav Frontiers of Engineering Bareilly 10-11 inventions-Post Covid-19 may,2020

7. Details of guest lecture/ invited talk by the faculty members S.No. Name of the faculty Title Place Date 1 Dr. Ajitanshu Vedrtnam Ceramics and Composite London 03-04 june, 2019 Materials 2 Dr. Ajitanshu Vedrtnam Waste Recycling and Reuse Osaka 17-19 March,2020

8. Details of session chaired by the faculty members S.No. Name of the faculty Name of conference Place Date 1 Dr. Ajitanshu Vedrtnam Translational Research & Innovation Sweden 27 july,2019

9. Award/fellowship received by the faculty members S.No. Name of the Name of Awarding Agency faculty Award/Fellowship 1 Dr. Ajitanshu Marie curie Fellowship Got Energy Talent (Get), project with Vedrtnam Universidad De Alcala, Madrid, Spain 2019

10. Industrial visit/excursion details (for students) S.No. Name Name of the Industry/place Date Coordinator/s class/no. of of visit students 1 Mr. Krishna Kant B.Tech 4th +3rd year/55 Maruti 26 sep,2019 Suzuki/Guru gram 2 Dr. Ajitanshu B.Tech 4th + 3rd Mahindra and 18 Sep,2020 Vedrtnam year/55 Mahindra/Rudrapur 11. Details of Project by students S.No. Name of the Name of the guide/s Title of the project student/s 1 Mr. Ajay Pratap Singh, Mr. Anuj Kumar Gangwar, Industrial Waste Water Treatment Mr. Bhupendra singh Mr. Manoj Kumar and Mr. Danu and Mr. Javed Ajit Kumar Singh Hussain 2 Mr. Hemant Singh, Mr. Mr. Anuj Gangwar and Mr. Commercial Waste Water Arun Kumar and Mr. Krishna Kant Treatment

Ujjawal Mishra 3 Mr. Vivek Maurya, Mr. Dr. Ajitanshu Vedrtnam, Design and fabrication of A single Kishan Singh and Mohd. Mr. Sawan Kumar and Mr. disc polishing machine. Monish Subodh Kumar 4 Mr. Ruman Ansari, Dr. Ajitanshu Vedrtnam and Experimental and numerical study Mohd. Abid and Mr. Mr. Anuj Gangwar on acoustic performances of room. Shubham Saxena 5 Mr. Pankaj Gangwar Dr. Ajitanshu Vedrtnam, Development of cellulose fiber-zif- Mr. Sawan Kumar and Mr. 8 based exhaust air filter with CO2 Subodh Kumar sensitivity. 6 Mr. Pradeep Kumar, Mr. Amit Kumar and Mr. Recycling of waste plastic in Mohd. Nihal Khan, Mohit Pathak construction works. Mohd. Faisal Khan 7 Mr. Bhartiyam Shushil Mr. Ajitanshu Vedrtnam, Fire retarding construction and Mr. Faruq Abdullah Mr. Krishna Kant and Mr. materials Rizwan. 8 Mr. Prashant Chauhan, Dr. Ajitanshu Vedrtnam and Piezoelectric shoe Mr. Aman Kohli and Mr. Dr. Avdesh Sharma Arun Kumar Singh 9 Mr. Siddharth Gaur and Mr. Dheeraj Sagar The aerodynamics of a Cricket ball Mr. Nitin Rajput 10 Farman Ahmed, Mohd. Dr. Ajitanshu Vedrtnam and Development of Environment Amaan Raza and Shivam MR. Manoj Kumar friendly waste plastic Kashyap

12. Students achievement S.No Name of Student Name of company 1 Ruman Ansari Bellies Hardware Pvt Ltd 2 Ajay Pratap Singh Bellies Hardware Pvt Ltd 3 Raghiv Ali Bellies Hardware Pvt Ltd 4 Samir hussain Bellies Hardware Pvt Ltd

13. Faculty achievement (not covered under any point above) S.No Name of Faculty Achievement 1 Dr. Ajitanshu Vedrtnam Ph.D. completed 2 Mr. Krishna Kant Gate Qualified 3 Mr. Mohit Pathak Gate Qualified

14. Efforts made by the department to enhance quality of teaching-learning and other activities (if any) S.No Innovative Teaching Method Assessment Value Added Courses Method 1 Online Platform (Zoom, Google Online Quiz, Test, Auto CAD, Solid Work, Meet) Assignment Ansys, Comsol, MatLab etc 83

Faculty of Engineering Department of Civil Engineering Annual Report for Session 2019-2020 1. Departmental Goals i. Enhance facilities for research and support of faculty members personally. ii. Implement new department organization to support strategic plan. iii. Develop high impact research work and publications. iv. Improve laboratory and practical work related to subjects. iv. Expand alumini and corporate relationships to increase support of civil engineering. 2. Conference/workshop/seminar/Webinar organized S.No. Title Date Name of the No. of Convener Participants 1 Seminar on “Career Perspective in 27 Jan, Mr. Awdhesh 46 Indian Construction Industry After 2020 Kumar Graduation in Civil Engineering” by Mr. Vinodh Singh Sisodia, Project Assistant (Construction Industry Development Council)

2 Webinar on “Using White Cement and 22 April, Mr. Awdhesh 95 Value Added Products for Protection, 2020 Kumar Durability & Aesthetics of the Structures with Economy” by Mr. Anvesh K Singh, DGM/Zonal Head, JK Cement Ltd.

3 Webinar on “Virtual Lab Through 01 May, Mr. Arvind Kumar 42 Online Mode” by Mr. Amit Kumar 2020 Sharma & Mr. Chetan Dhiman Project Associate, Virtual lab IIT Roorkee

4 Webinar on “Covid-19 & Its 03 May, Mr. Awdhesh 96 Environmental Linkages” by Prof. 2020 Kumar Naveen Kumar Arora, HOD Environmental Science, BBAU, Lucknow.

5 National webinar on “Pandemic, 15 May, Mr. Awdhesh 100 Lockdown & Way Forward” by 2020 Kumar National Institute of Disaster Management (NIDM)

6 Webinar on “Geometric Design of 20 May, Mr. Arvind Kumar 90 Roads & Highways” by Er. Sujeet 2020 to 21 84

Dubey, Project Planning Co-ordinator May, 2020 and Highway Design Engineer, Artefect Projects Ltd, Nagpur.

7 Webinar on “Special Concrete” by Er. 27 May, Mr. Ankit Kumar 70 Jayesh Parmar, Regional Head 2020 (Delhi/Haryana) UltraTech Ltd.

8 National webinar on “Pandemic and 28 May, Mr. Awdhesh 100 Indian Economy” by Major General 2020 Kumar Manoj Kumar Bindal Executive Director NIDM

3. Guest Lectures Organized S.No. Name and affiliation of Title of the lecture Date expert 1. Mr. Kaustubh Mani, Senior Structural Dynamics An 19 Oct, 2019 Material Manager, Indian Overview Railway, IRSS officer.

4. Publication details (faculty members/students) S.No. Author Title of Name of Vol., Month & Impact (write only paper Journal issue, Year of Factor first author page Publication (if name & number any) et.al. after that) 1. Mr. Rizwan Soil International Volume 8 July 2019 6.04 Khan Stabilization Journal of issue 2 page using brick klin Recent no. 2574 to dust and coir Technology & 2578 fibre Engineering

5. Industrial visit/excursion details (for students)

S.No. Name Name of the Industry/place of Date Coordinator/s class/no. of visit students 1 Mr. Kuldeep Diploma second year Site visit to “Shastri 11/10/2019 kumar soni and & Third year/45 Park and Seelampur Mr. Ishaan Site Delhi” by Gawar Pandey Construction Limited, Delhi

6. Details of Project by students (* If there are, more than ten projects give details of ten best projects) S.No. Name of the student/s Name of Title of the project the guide/s 1 Kaif Ur Rehman, SiddharthSaxena, Mr. Ankit Design of Rainwater Harvesting Lokesh, Pradum, Dikshant Pant Kumar for Invertis University 2 Astitva Kumar Rai and Abhay Kumar Mr. Awdhesh Rohilkhand Hazard Mapping Kumar 3 Aditya Kumar, Aakash Yadav, Anuj Mr. Shravan An Experimental study of concrete Gangwar, Arendra Kumar, Mohd Kishor Gupta by replacement of fine aggregate Aquib, Sachin Yadav and Shubham with rice husk ash Sharma 4 Raghav Mandwal, Arun Tomar, Mr. Rizwan Soil stabilization using fly ash Dheeraj Kumar Pandey, Prashant Khan Chand, Abhishek Mishra, Mohd Faizan Khan, Mohd mushran , Mohd Inamur rehman 5 Nishant Goel, Rohit Pathak An Experimental study on Aman kumar singh, bacterial concrete using fibre Mohd, Shahrukh, reinforcement. Ravi kant singh, Mohd Farzanuddin, Azeem, Mohd Mushahid Raza, Mohd Saqlain.

6 Mohd Irfan Khan, Arvind Partial replacement of coarse Mannan Hasan khan, Kumar aggregate by plastic waste in Mohd Tuaha Siddique, concrete. Sanaur rahman, Vaibhav Srivastav, Mohd Faizan Mansoori, Mohd Musaib, Inamur Rahman, shivendra pratap singh.

7 Kushagra pandey, Ishan Pandey Exapnded Polysteren concrete Daksh kumar anand, Ausaf Khan, Mayank pal, Modh Junaid, Mohd afraz,

Anuj Singh Mohd Rashid

8 Nizamuddin, Rizwan Khan Partially replacement of coarse Mohit Pratap singh.Shivam aggregate with coconut shell.

Mishra,Dharmendra Patel,Mohd.Tariq, Ajay Kumar, Khursheed Ahemad 9 Alman khan, Rizwan Khan Partial replacement of cement in Hemant kumar pal, concrete with rice husk ash. Vikas Yadav, Nuvaid Ali, Ashwary Srivastav, Sahil khan, Mohd. Waseem, Mohd. Khaibar Siddique.

10 Kumari seema, Awadesh Partial replacement of cement in Fazil Ansari, Kumar concrete with sugarcane bagasse Shobhit, ash. Mohd. Waseem , Azizurrahman, Mohd. Ubais, Muzahid Aqeel.

Faculty of Engineering Department of ECE/EE Annual Report for Session 2019-20 1. Departmental Goals I. Guest lecturers from faculties of IITs/NITs and industrial professionals will be conducted in academic session 2019-20. II. Workshops will be conducted for B.Tech. & Diploma students. III. Industrial tour of B.Tech. & Diploma students will be conducted. IV. Students and faculties will involve in research work so that papers will be published in various reputed journals/conferences. V. Efforts to be made for identifying and securing paid internship opportunities for the interested students with the help of CRC. 2. Conference/workshop/seminar organized S.No. Title Date Name of the No. of Convener Participants 1. A Three-day workshop on Arduino, 11-13 Feb, 2020 Dr. Ankur Rai 60 “ARDUINO 1.0” 2. Online Workshop on Robotics 11-12 May, 2020 Mon Prakash 50 Upadhyay

3. Guest Lectures Organized S.No. Name and affiliation of expert Title of the lecture Date

1. Dr Tabish Alam, Scientist, Efficiency of Application of Solar Thermal System 5 Feb. Building Group CSIR- Central Building in Building 2020 Research Institute, Roorkee-247667, India 2. Dr. Harsh Vikram Singh, Associate Webinar on Digital Image processing 14 April, Professor, Kamla Nehru Institute of using MATLAB 2020 technology, Sultanpur 3. Dr. Soumyadeep Ray, MATLAB Webinar on Design and Fabrication of 19.04.2020 Developer, System and Control Closed-Loop Operation of Inverter Engineering, EV Powertrain, KPIT Technologies LTD. Pune 4. 1. Mr. Amit Kumar Sharma Webinar on VIRTUAL LAB 27.04.2019 2. Mr. Chetan Dhiman, THROUGH ONLINE MODE Project Associate, Virtual lab IIT Roorkee 5. Dr Avtar Singh, Chief researcher Webinar on Research opportunity in 02.05.2020 /Assistant Professor, Department of VLSI ECE, Adama University of Science and Technology, Adama Ethiopia 6. Mr Bijay Kumar Singh, Webinar on REACTIVE POWER 04.05.2020

Assistant Professor, CONTROL Electrical Engineering, Department Government Engineering College Rewa (M.P.) 7. Mr Saurabh Kumar Rajput, Webinar on Energy Conservation in 08.05.2020 Assistant Professor, Ring Frame Three Phase Induction Madhav Institute of Technology and Motor of Textile Industries: Energy Science Gwalior (MP) Audit Study (A Government Aided UGC Autonomous Institute) 8. Ms. Kiranjeet Shergill, Webinar on WIRELESS 09.05.2020 Dock controller, COMMUNICATION Melbourne Airport 9. Dr Preeti, Webinar on Emerging Trends in Skill 14.05.2020 Assistant Professor, Development Skill Assistant Professor Shri Vishwakarma Skill University, Haryana (India's First Government Skill University) 10. Mr Ahmad Sharjeel, Webinar on Building Information 16.05.2020 Electrical Design Engineer, Modelling Technologies Ramboll India 11. Mr Vishu Goyal, Webinar on Career Pathing: Create a 21.05.2020 Executive Engineer, Career Development Framework DFCCIL Meerut (U.P.) 12. Dr Arjun Deo, Assistant Professor, Rajiv Webinar on Smart Grid and Smart 22.05.2020 Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Energy Systems Technology (Energy Institute) Bangalore, (An Institute of National Importance) 13. Dr Rashmi Ranjan Behera, Assistant Webinar on Modern Electric Vehicle 25.05.2020 Professor, Bineswar Brahma Technology Engineering College(A government of Assam institution), Kokrajhar, Assam 14. Mr Nitish Singh, Material Coordinator Webinar on Quality & Assurance in 26.05.2020 in Reliance Jio industry as well as material movement with SAP (Software) 15. Dr Gaurav Dwivedi, Assistant Professor Webinar on Small Hydropower & It’s 30.05.2020 Maulana Azad National Institute of Components Technology, Bhopal (M.P.) India. (An Institute of National Importance

16. Mr. Nitin Garg (Project Manager) from PV SOLAR SYSTEM 27th April, General Electric Company Ltd. Noida 2019

4. Publication details (faculty members/students) S. Title of paper Name of the Name of journal Impact Year of ISSN No. author/s Factor publication number 1 Controlled Solar Manjari Invertis Journal of N/A 2019 2454 – Powered Irrigation Sharma Renewable energy, 7611 System Based On Vol.9, No.2 Gsm And Solar Panel

2 Analysis of Low Sourabh JASC Journal of 5.8 2019 ISSN Energy Adaptive Pathak , Prof. Applied Science NO: Clustering Hierarchy Avinash and Computations 1076- Protocol to increase Kumar 5131 the performance of WSN

3 Recovery and Sourabh CIKITUSI 6.1 2019 Volume Detection of coverage Pathak , Prof. JOURNAL FOR 6, Issue 3, Holes using hole Avinash MULTIDISCIPLI March patching algorithm in Kumar NARY 2019ISS Wireless sensor RESEARCH N NO: network 0975- 6876 4 A specific structure Sourabh IJRTE 6.04 2020 ISSN of protocol to Pathak , Prof. 2277- increase the system Avinash 3878 life time of WSN Kumar 5 An Energy Efficient Sourabh Journal of Xidian 2020 VOLUM modified LEACH Pathak , Prof. University E 14, protocol is used for Avinash VOLUME 14, ISSUE 3, IoT application with Kumar ISSUE 3, 20201365 software defined 20201365ISSN ISSN Wireless sensor No:1001-2400 No:1001- network 2400 6 To Detect and Sourabh Journal of 2020 ISSN Recover the Holes in Pathak , Prof. Scientific NO: Boundary Critical Avinash Computing 1524- Point(BCP)in Kumar 2560 Wireless Sensor Networks

7 Decision robust and Purnima Pal Handbook of 2019 N/A secure hiding scheme Multimedia for open channel Information Security: transmission of digital Techniques and image” Application

8 Experimental and Ajitanshu International N/A 2019 ISSN simulation studies on Vedrtnam, Journal of Energy Online: 2 heat transfer Mon for a Clean 150-363X characteristics of Upadhyay, Environment Lab-Scale sensible Kishor heat storage system Kalauni 9 A fuzzy logic Sanatan International 2019 2088- controller based Kumar Journal of Power 8694

brushless DC motor Debanjan Electronics and

using PFC converter Roy, Madhu Drive Systems Singh

10 A novel region Debanjan International 2019 2088- selection approach of Roy, Sanatan Journal of Power 8694

SVPWM for A Kumar, Electronics and

Three-level NPC Madhu Sin DriveSystems inverter used in

electric vehicle

5. Paper presentation details (faculty members/students) Sl. Name of the Title of the paper Title of the Year of Affiliating No. teacher proceedings of the publication Institute at the

conference time of

publication

1. Ankur Rai A Robust Lecture Notes in 2019 INVERTIS Watermarking Intelligent UNIVERSITY Scheme Using Transportation and Machine Learning Infrastructure BOOK Transmitted Over SERIES High-Speed Network for Smart Cities

2. Ankur Rai Medical Image Advances in Intelligent 2019 INVERTIS Watermarking in Systems and 91

Transform Domain Computing BOOK UNIVERSITY SERIES

3. Manjari Sharma Controlled Solar (ICRAS) March 1-2, 2019 (ICRAS) March Powered Irrigation 2019 1-2, 2019 System Based On Gsm And Solar Panel

4. Mon Prakash Study of different 3rd International ISBN: 978- N/A analysis of remote Conference on 93-82972- Upadhyay area small hydro Academic research in 27-3) power plants engineering, management and information technology (ICAREMIT-2018) organized by department of mechanical engineering M.J.P.R.U. Bareilly (U.P.) India

5. Mon Prakash Study of 3rd International ISBN: 978- N/A Upadhyay challenges and Conference on 93-82972- opportunities of Academic research in 27-3

DC micro grid engineering, management and information technology (ICAREMIT-2018) organized by department of mechanical engineering M.J.P.R.U. Bareilly (U.P.)

6. Conference/workshop/seminar attended by the faculty members S. Name of the Title of the Place Date & duration No faculty conf./work./sem. . 1 Sourabh Pathak Workshop on Project Bareilly 15-16 Feb. 2019 Based Learning Using Matlab and Simuink 2 Sourabh Pathak National Seminar on Through video 8-9 April, 2020, Two days significant role of E- conferencing on education through social zoom app hosted distancing during by IET, Dr. lockdown of COVID-19 RMLAU,

Pandemic Ayodhya

3 Ankur Rai National Seminar on Through video 8-9 April, 2020, Two days significant role of E- conferencing on education through social zoom app hosted distancing during by IET, Dr. lockdown of COVID-19 RMLAU, Pandemic Ayodhya 4 Purnima Pal Workshop on NPTEL Roorkee 16/10/2019

Manjari Sharma 3rd International At Invertis March 1-2, 2019, two days 5 Conference On Recent University, Advances In Science Bareilly (ICRAS) 6 Manjari Sharma National Seminar on Through video 8-9 April, 2020, Two days significant role of E- conferencing on education through social zoom app hosted distancing during by IET, Dr. lockdown of COVID-19 RMLAU, Pandemic Ayodhya Manjari Sharma National Conference on At Moradabad 6-7 Sept, 2019, Two days 7 Emerging Trends in institute of Engineering, science and technology, Technology moradabad 8 Manjari Sharma Online Teaching- Through video 30 April, 2020, One day Learning & Microsoft conferencing at class room demo Microsoft Teams app hosted by dhruv singhal.

7. Award/fellowship received by the faculty members S.No. Name of the faculty Name of Award/Fellowship Awarding Agency 1. Dr. Ankur Rai Research Cum Teaching Fellow Under MHRD-WORLD BANK Teqip II 2. Aditya Agnihotri M.Tech Scholarship MHRD 3. Debanjoy Roy Ph.D. Fellowship MHRD

8. Membership/association of the faculty members in professional bodies S.No. Name of the faculty Name the body/society Membership/Association type

1 Debanjan Roy IEEE Student Membership 2 Debanjan Roy ISLE Associate Member

9. Industrial visit/excursion details (for students) S.No. Name Coordinator/s Name of the Industry/place Date class/no. of of visit students 1. Mon-Prakash Upadhyay 50 Rosa Thermal 23-09-2019 power plant Shahjahnpur 2. Arun Kumar Gangwar 50 Narora atomic 17-10-2019 power station Bulandshahar(U.P.)

10. Details of Project by students S.No. Name of the student/s Name of the guide/s Title of the project 1. Mohd Qamil Raza Ankur Rai Arduino based mini CNC plotter 2. Saif Ali machine. 3. Mohd Shahanshah Ansari 4. Priya Parmar Microcontroller based automatic 5. Rajat Ban Goswami engine locking system for drunken drivers

6. Ravi Singh Kharayat IoT Based Home Automation System 7. Urmila 8. Navjot Singh Siddhartha Sourabh Pathak To identify & recover of holes in 9 Chandan Gupta coverage area of wireless sensor networks 10 Samiksha Mehra Manjari Sharma Automated solar irrigation system 11 Mahar Hussain using GSM and sensors 12 Santanu Vaish Obstacle avoiding Robot 13 Aakrity Agarwal Purnima Pal Ardunino based voice controlled 14 Vivek Gupta robot 15 Manoj Kumar Verma Mr. Mon Prakash Automatic Railway Gate Control 16 Rajeev 17 Sudesh Kumar Verma 18 Vinay Kumar 19 Niketan Sagar Mr. Arun Gangwar Water Heating and Cooling 20 Rahul Patel System 21 Daksh Lodhi 22 Abhishek Singh 23 Vishal Mr Debanjan Roy Voice controlled Robot 24 Govind 25 Ritwik Singh 26 Sahdev Kumar Gupta 27 Dharmendra Mr Pankaj Tripathi Solar Air Cooler 28 Sanjeev 29 Manohar 30 Pramod Kumar Yadav 31 Vipul Mr Arun Gangwar Energy Generation Through 94

32 Rajat Speed Braker 33 Ankit 34 Deepanshu 35 Lakhan Mr Pankaj Tripathi Wi-Fi Controlled Robot 36 Imran Ansari 37 Gulshan 38 Shivam Gupta 39 Arpit Mr Mon Prakash Automatic Railway Gate Control 40 Nishkarsh 41 Mohd. Bilal ali 42 Syed Hammad 43 Manjot Singh Mr Debanjan Roy Anti Collision System 44 Kamlesh Kumar 45 Ameen Manvi 46 Deepak Chakraborty 47 Sualeen Ahmad Mr Aditya Aghinotri Battery Based Solar Inverter 48 Pankaj Sahu 49 Ishmial Khan 50 Jay Singh Bhati Mr Mon Prakash Zigbee based prototype design of 51 Aman KumarKannaujia anti-collision system for 52 Dharmesh Bhati locomotives 53 Harshit Chauhan 54 Prateek Mishra Mr Pankaj Tripathi Railway Coach Electric Safety 55 Shiva monitoring System 56 Hardik Sharma 57 Mohit Gangwar 58 Vidyanshu Pal Mr Aditya Aghinotri Maximum Power Point Tracking 59 Anju Arya of Solar PV System 60 Vijay Kumar 61 Savistha Khan

11. Students achievement  Rajveer Singh B.Tech. (EE) 2019 passed out qualified GATE-2020.  KISHAN LAL B.Tech. (EE) 2019 passed out selected on campus placement Shree N.J Exports Mumbai.  PANKAJ SHARMA B.Tech. (EE) 2019 passed out selected on campus placement Vedanta Cairn India Ltd. Barmer Rajasthan  SUSHIL KUMAR B.Tech. (EE) 2019 passed out selected on campus placement on Indotech magnetics Pvt. Ltd Manesar Haryana 12. Faculty achievement (not covered under any point above)  Aditya Agnihotri, Gate Qualified 2017, 2019 and 2020. 13. Any other highlights of the department (not covered under any point above)  Started New Program B.Tech. (ECE with IOT)

Faculty of Engineering & Technology Department of Computer Science and Engineering Annual Report for Session 2019-20

1. Departmental Goals i. Motivate students for new projects and placement. ii. At least one workshop for enhancing the skills of students in the field of information technology. iii. At Least one research from each faculty member in the department in the reputed journal iv. Motivate faculty members to get enrolled in Ph.D. Program and who has enrolled in it motivate them to submit the thesis. v. Seminars and guest lectures from industry personnel for the motivation of students. 2. Conference/workshop/seminar organized S.No. Title Date Name of the No. of Convener Participants 1 07 Days Workshop on “AWS Suhail Javed Cloud Technology” 23-28 Sep, 2019 Quraishi 100

3. Guest Lectures Organized S. Name and affiliation of expert Title of the lecture Date No . 1. Mr. Anand Kumar (Sr. data analyst, data science 16 April 2020 Morling global) 2. Mr. A.K.Pathak (scientist, NIC India) data analytics with elastic 16-18 April 2020 search, logstash, kibana 3. Mr. Saurabh Agarwal (Managing AI and ML 22 April 2020 Consultant, WIPRO) 4. Mr. Amit kumar Sharma and Mr. Chetan Virtual Lab 29 April 2020 Dheman (Project Associate, Virtual lab IIT Rookie) 5. Mr. Gaurav Mishra, Founder,Online career success post covid- 03 May 2020 academy for personal growth and 19 professional development 6. Mr. Rajnish Kumar, HCL Germany Reconcile of campus life to 12 May 2020 corporate life 7. Ms. SanyaHanda Interview skills 14 May 2020 8. Mr. Samuel david, IBM Bangalore A journey of software 16 May 2020 engineer 9. Dr. Krishan Kumar, Gurukul Covid-19 Impact, 21 May 2020

KangdiVishvidyalya, Haridwar Challenges and opportunity for IT industry 10. Mr. ShriomTiwari,Quallcomm Database functional 21 May 2020 technology, Hydrabad dependency 11 Ms. Shweta Tiwari, Good life Scope of digital marketing 23 May 2020 Technology, Noida 12 Mr.Piyush Saxena, Exzeo Software, Where to go? (A session to 23 May 2020 Noida help fresh guns to shoot market with precision) 13 Mr. Ahuj Saxena. Infosys, Chandigarh Business Intelligence: An 23 May 2020 overview and data visualization 14. Mr. Kamil Raza Khan,Arab National Oracle pl Concepts 27 May 2020 Bank, Riyadh, KSA

4. Publication details (faculty members/students) S. Author Title of paper Name of Vol., Month & Impa No. (write only Journal issue, Year of ct first author page Publicati Fact name & et.al. numb on or (if after that) er any) 1 meeta Chaudhry Particle Swarm International Accepte Optimization Based Journal of Swarm d ( In Data Aggregation in Intelligence press) Wireless Sensor Research, IGI Network global Various Techniques Journal of Vol 6 Used for Emotion Emerging Issue 5 May 2019 5.87 Detection from Technologies and Pg 7-10 Speech Innovative Research (JETIR) 2 Ankit Saxena Vol5

Various Techniques International issue 8 Aug 2019 Used in Wireless Journal of Pg 518- Sensor Networks for Advanced 521 Data Transfer for Engineering, Data Transfer Management and Science “Modified AODV ‘International Volume Nov-2019 with Power Journal of -9 Efficiency and Innovative Issue-1, Priority in WiMAX Technology and , Network” Exploring PageNo. Engineering 1566- 3 (IJITEE) 1571

Rahul Rastogi Interactive security LNEE/AISC 2019 of Ransomware Springer Publish with Heuristic ed Random Bit Generator

Real time health International Volume 2020 monitoring journal of 13, system:A review on Control and No.4 disease prediction Automation’, (2020) and providing Elsevier, ISSN pp 162- medical assistance 2005-4297 180 to the patients by the data mining techniques and cloud IoT Interactive Security International Volume 2019 Of Ransomware Journal of -9 With Heuristic Engineering & Issue-1, 4 Gaurav Agarwal Random Bit Advanced Novem Generator Technology ber (IJEAT), 2019, ELSEVIER’, Page ISSN: 2249-8958 No.156 6-1571 Network International Volume 2019 Architectures, Journal of 11 Challenges, Computer No.10, Security Attacks, Network and October Research Domains Information 2019.(C and Research Security opernic Methodologies in us VANET: A Survey Indexin g).(ISS N No. 2074- 9104

On keystrokes as International ISSN: August continuous user Journal of 2249 – 2019 biometric Engineering and 8958, authentication Advanced Volume

Technology -8 Issue-6,

5 Page No. Suhail Javed 4149- Quraishi et. al. 4153

On mouse dynamics International ISSN: October as continuous user Journal of 2277- 98

authentication Scientific and 8616, 2019 Technology Volume Research -8 Issue- 10, Page No. 3500 - 3503

Phishing website International ISSN: November classification using Journal of 2278- 2019 least square twin Innovative 3075, support vector Technology and Volume machine Exploring -9 Engineering Issue-1, Page No. 2063 - 2068

Mouse Dynamics as International ISSN: November Continuous User Journal of Recent 2277- 2019 Authentication Tool Technology and 3878, Engineering Volume -8 Issue-4, Page No. 10923 - 10927

5. Paper presentation details (faculty members/students) S.No Author Title of Name of conference Place Date . (write only first paper author name & et.al. after that) Security IEEE International Attacks, Conference on Issues and Requirements Challenges in Intelligent and Computing Techniques, KIET, 27-28 Sep. 1 Gaurav Agarwal Authentication September 27-28,2019 Ghajiabad 2019 Schemes in VANET

Continuous IEEE International MJP 2 User Conference on Advances Rohilkhan Suhail Javed Authentication in Computing, d 29-30 Quraishi et. al. via Mouse Communication & University Nov. 2019 Dynamics Automation , Bareilly

6. Conference/workshop/seminar attended by the faculty members S.No Name of the Title of the conf./work./sem. Place Date & . faculty duration 1 Ankit Saxena Virtual Instrumentation and signal Dehradun 1/7/2019 to analysis using lab view 6/7/2019

2 Ankit Saxena National conference on New Dehradun 29/07/2019 education 3 TEQIP-III Sponsored Five Days Online May 04-08, Dr. Chandan Workshop cum Faculty Development 2020 Kumar Program on DATA SCIENCES

4 AICTE recognized online short term Online 27th April to Dr. Chandan course on Linux Applications in 1st May 2020 Kumar Engineering Education 5 NPTEL-AICTE, Faculty Online September Dr. Chandan Development Programme on 2019 Kumar “Introduction to programming in C” 6 Dr.Gaurav Microsoft Innovative Educator Online May 2020 Agarwal Program 7 Suhail Javed 07 Days Workshop/FDP on “AWS Invertis 23-28 Sep, Quraishi Cloud Technology” University 2019

8 Suhail Javed Workshop on "Ethical Hacking & Online 4-8 May, Quraishi Cyber Security" by Robosol& 2020 AAKAAR IIT BOMBAY 9 Suhail Javed National Webinar by KCMT, Bareilly Online 17 May, 2020 Quraishi on “Online Education: Challenges & Possibilities”

10 Suhail Javed Webinar organized by IEEE Online 22 May, 2020 Quraishi STANDARDS ASSOCIATION & MHRD PMMMNMTT FDC, Shivaji University, Kolhapur on “IEEE 802.11 and Building Wireless Community Networks”

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11 Suhail Javed Web Seminar organized by IEEE Online 24 May, 2020 Quraishi Bangalore Section in association with IEEE India Council on “Post COVID- 19: Role of Science and Technology towards a self Reliant India”

12 Suhail Javed Webinar organized by Gautam Online 29 May, 2020 Quraishi Buddha University, Greater Noida on “Art of Writing Research Paper”

13 Suhail Javed International Webinar organized by Online 30 May, 2020 Quraishi IEEE and Jamia Hamdard on "Application of Deep Learning for COVID 19 Diagnosis and Treatment"

7. Details of guest lecture/ invited talk by the faculty members S.No. Name of the faculty Title Place Date

1 Dr.Gaurav Agarwal Importance of data security Online 12/05/2020

8. Membership/association of the faculty members in professional bodies S.No. Name of the Name the body/society Membership/Association faculty type 1 Dr.Chandan Kumar Institute For Engineering Professional Member Research and Publication (IFERP)

2 Dr. Akash Sanghi Institute For Engineering Professional Member Research and Publication (IFERP)

3 Dr. Gaurav Agarwal International Association for Life time member cryptographic research

4 Dr. Gaurav Agarwal International association for Life time member engineer 5 Dr. Gaurav Agarwal Indian society for technical Life time member education

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6 Suhail Javed International association for Life time member Quraishi engineer (IAENG) (Membership No: 226389)

7 Suhail Javed Institute For Engineering Professional Member Quraishi Research and Publication (PM76458230) (IFERP)

8 Suhail Javed Institute of Electrical and Student Member Quraishi Electronics Engineers (IEEE)

9 Suhail Javed Computer Society of India Institutional Member Quraishi (CSI)

9. Details of Project by students (* If there are, more than ten projects give details of ten best projects) S.No Name of the student/s Name of the Title of the project . guide/s 1 Vibhav Bhardwaj (1610303062) Shivam Shukla (1610303057) Suhail Javed Quraishi Invertis ERP Android Shahbaaz Singh Shandu (1610303056) Application Ali Moin (1750303088)

2 Suneha Sharma 1610303023 Mrs. Sakshi Tripathi TALK-TO Chat App

Patrick Anand 1610303045 Mohd. Shamoon 1610303078

Mohd. Kamil 1610303021

3 Anshul Gautam Mr. Ashish Saxena GameHub 1610303005

Kirandeep Kaur 1610303028

Leena Jaswani 1610303030

Shubham Chaturvedi 1610303059

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4 Prabhat Kumar Yadav Dr. Chandan Kumar BOOK SELLING APPLICATION Janmejai Kumar

Anand Singh

Kovid Anand Shankhwar

5 Rahul Prasad Sah Mr. Ashish Saxena predicting bike rental count AyushKhare

Pawan Kumar Gaur

Sourav Kumar

6 Sameer Siddiqui (TM2016002) Suhail Javed Quraishi Web Application Firewall Vinayak Gautam (BCT2016003)

Yash Mishra (BCT2016004)

Raghav Kapoor (LBCL2017002)

7 Arpit Sharma 1610303010 Mr. Rahul Rastogi Automatic Timetable Generator ArshanAkram 1610303011

Km. Akanksha 1610303028

Mohd. Uvaish 1610313002

8 Keshav Kumap Pal Dr. CHANDAN NEWS WEBSITE KUMAR Amit Prakash Singh

Neelu Gupta

Nidhi Sharma

9 Anjali Gangwar Cs2016006 Dr. Chandan Kumar “Find” an App

Nikhil Srivastava Cs2016028 Atul Dhama Cs2016030 Anupam Verma Cs2016060

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10 Avinash Mishra Mr. Ashish Saxena Health-X Application for 1610303014 Android

Mudit Bhandari 1750303090

Pradhumn Kumar Singh 1610303048

Shivam Gupta 1610303058

10. Ph.D. candidate details S. Name of Name of the Title of the Thesis Date of Status N the supervisor/s registration (pursuing/co o. candidate mpleted) 1. Akash Prof. Y D S Some Approaches for 11/01/2014 Completed Sanghir Arya Continuous User Authentication Using Multi Biometric Traits 2 Ms. Neeta Prof. Y D S soft computing approach 11/01/2014 Completed Verma Arya for predicting Indian oceans 3 M. Huda Prof. Y D S Testability estimation of 11/01/2014 Completed Arya object oriented software A new perspective 4 Ananad Prof Jagdish Study Analysis and 06/06/2014 Completed Shukla Rau Development of public E- service Providing Medical Assistance for the Rohilkhand.

5 Rahul Dr. R.K. Shukla DATA 14.02.2015 Pursuing Rastogi DISSEMINATION SCHEME FOR AUTONOMOUS MOBILE MESH NETWORK 6 Kasereka Dr.ravi Shankar A COMPARATIVE 29/12/2016 Completed Samuel Shukla AND EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH OF DISTRIBUTED DATA BASE (CLIENT / SERVER SYSTEM) 7 Amit Dr. R.K. Security in Cloud using 21/01/2017 Pursuing Taneja SHukla Cryptographic Technique RECOGNITION OF 21/01/2017 Completed REPETITION AND 8 Sakshi Dr. Ravi PROLONGATION IN 104

Gupta Shankar Shukla STUTTERED SPEECH USING ARTIFICAL INTELLIGENCE TECHNIQUES 9 Anil Dr. Ravi Study and Analysis of 31/03/2017 Pursuing Chanchal Shankar SHukla Quaqlity of Service Routing in Mobile Adhoc Network using Artificial Neural Network 10 Shivangi Prof YDS Arya Access Control on 31/03/2017 Pursuing Ghildiyal Software as A Service (SAAS) by using Attribute based encryption (ABE) 11 Padmnabha Dr.Ravi DEVELOPMENT OF 22/07/2017 Pursuing n Tripathi Shankar Shukla ADVANCED CLOUD COMPUTING SECURITI MODEL IN E-GOVERNANCE DEVELOPMENT OF 22/07/2017 Completed ADVANCED CIPHER 12 Ratnesh Dr. R. K. ALGORITHMS FOR Mishra Shukla OPTIMIZATION OF ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN SECURE COMMUNICATIONS 13 Kushal Prof YDS Arya SERVER LOAD 27/01/2018 Pursuing Jauhari BALANCING FOR CLIENT TASK ASSIGNMENT IN DISTRIBUTED SYSTEM 14 Supriya Prof YDS Arya SENTIMENT 12/03/2019 Pursuing Mishra ANALYSIS FOR BRAND MONITORING 15 Anshika Prof YDS Arya SMART 12/03/2019 Pursuing Agarwal AGRICULTURE USING MACHINE LEARNING ARTIFICIAL NURAL 12/03/2019 Pursuing NETWORK BASED 16 Bhupendra Prof YDS Arya SYSTEM FOR Singh MODELING OF TELECONNICTION BETWEEN ANTARCTIC SEA ICE AND INDIAN CLIMATE A SECURE AND 12/03/2019 Pursuing 17 Amit Goel Dr. Gaurav EFFICIENT Agarwal ARCHITECTURE FOR VEHUCULAR AD-HOC 105

NETWORK (VANET) SECURE REMOTE E- 16/10/2019 Pursuing HEALTH 18 Ankit Dr. Gaurav MONITORING, Verma Agarwa REPORTING AND PREDICTION OF DISEASES THROUGH HYBRID SOFT COMPUTING TECHNIQUES 19 SIMULATION AND 16/10/2019 Pursuing EVALUATION FOR Pragti Jain Prof YDS Arya ENERGY EFFICIENT QoS BASED ROUTING PROTOCAL IN MOBILE ADHOC NETWORK 20 DEVELOPEMENT OF 16/10/2019 Pursuing Mohd. Prof YDS Arya ADVANCED Shakeel SECURITY SYSTEM USING AMICABLE NUMBERS

11. Ph.D. guidance by the faculty members S.No. Name of the No. of students enrolled No. of students enrolled in Faculty in IU other universities 1 Dr.Gaurav Agarwal 5 12. Details of outreach/community awareness programs S.No Name of the Title/subject of Date & Place of Number of people . coordinator the programs the programs benefitted 1 Suhail Javed Online social 06/06/2020 online More then 500 Quraishi and awareness session Gaurav Agarwal about cybersecurity and it’s safegaurds

13. Faculty achievement (not covered under any point above) - Faculties are now certified with google, microsoft as value added educator program. 14. Any other achievement of the department (not covered under any point above) Saif Malik student of Diploma made a online meeting tool “InvertisMeet” which is an authenticated tool by google play store.

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i. To impart knowledge of Management theory and practice for problem solving. ii. To select and apply appropriate tools for decision making required for solving complex managerial problems. iii. To develop sound knowledge of the entrepreneurial process and inculcate creativity and innovation among students. iv. To produce industry ready graduates having highest regard for Personal & Institutional Integrity, Social Responsibility, Teamwork and Continuous Learning. v. To develop capabilities in students to independently conduct theoretical as well as applied research. VI. To exhibit the leadership capacity and teamwork skills for business decision making. 2. Conference/workshop/seminar organized S.No. Title Date Name of the No. of Convener Participants 1 International Conference on 18th & 19th Oct., Mr. Chandranath 447 Recent Advances in Management 2019 Singha and Technology (ICRAMT 2019)

3. Guest Lectures Organized S.No Name and affiliation of expert Title of the lecture Date 1 Mr. Ashu Kukreja (Vice President), Moody’s Use of technology in 11/09/2019 Analytics Finance 2. Mr. Ashish Tiwari, Sr. Vice President- Future in Insurance 07/09/2019 Future Generali India Life Insurance sector 3. Mr. Rajiv Singh, Chief Operating Officer- Emerging business trend 18/09/2019 Global Business Services, Karvy Fintech in financial sector 4. Mr. Shishir Chauhan, Operation Manager, Covid-19 impact on E- 13/04/2020 AMAZON commerce and overcoming strategies 5. Dr. Surendar Singh, Sr. Deputy Director Impact of covid-19 on 14/04/2020 (Trade & Policy Division), EEPCINDIA, international trade and Govt. of India India 6. Mr. Abhinav Saxena, Asst. Manager Leasing, Career route to retail 21/04/2020

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VIRTUOUS RETAIL 7. Ms. Aditi Mishra, Manager HR, HRBP, Action plan for resuming 23/04/2020 Continental's Tyre operations post covid-19 8. Mr. Harish Babu, Assistant Manager, Coal Material and inventory 28/04/2020 India Ltd. management 9. Mr. Pradeep Kumar, Co-owner, Cargo Challenges for appointee 01/05/2020 solutions express, USA and appointer. 10. Ms. Madhu Tiwary Saxena, Asst. Manager, Future of talent 02/05/2020 Talent acquisition, GlobalLogic technologies Acquisition Ltd. 11 Mr. Rup Konwar, Senior Manager, Cvent Corporate culture & 04/05/2020 Inc., USA Communication 12. Dr Basant K Potnuru, Associate Professor, Economic growth in the 16/05/2020 Four School of Management last two decade and post Covid-19 13. Subedar Major Yogendra Yadav, Param Vir Hero Within you 17/05/2020 Chakra, Indian Army 14. Mr. Ankit Kumar, Business Development Opportunities and 19/05/2020 Manager, Byju’s Challenges in Edutech companies specifically after COVID-19 15. Mr. Umashankar Jedgule, Senior software Role of Data Analyst in 20/05/2020 analyst an Organization 16. Mr. Rajat Raj Singh, Cofounder, Digital Marketing Career 21/05/2020 CourseInbox after lockdown 17 Prof. Dr A K Sharma, Professor IITK Data Interpretation and 22/05/2020 it's Use for Managerial Decision 18. Dr Mobin Anwar, Assistant Professor, Workshop on R 26/05/2020 Invertis University 20 Prof. P K Chaubey, Former Professor, IIPA, Post COVID-19, 28/05/2020 Govt. of India Economic Challenges and preparation Required. 21. Dr Collin Pillay, Professor, Livingstone The Education of the 29/05/2020 College, USA Entrepreneur 22. Mr. Praduman Singh, Manager Business Emergence of E- 01/06/2020 Development, Page Industries Ltd. commerce in the present COVID Scenario 23. Mr. Rajat Raj Singh, Cofounder, Social Media for 01/06/2020 CourseInbox Business

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24. Dr. Naishadh V. Desai, Professor, J.C.S. Impact of Covid-19 on 03/06/2020 University, Charlotte, North Corolina, USA the Economy 25. Dr. Mohammed Z Shariff, Associate Using derivative 04/06/2020 Professor, Livingstone College, USA securities (Options) for managing risk in current highly volatile security markets 26. Mr. Gaurav Singh, Senior Sales executive, How to prepare yourself 06/06/2020 Mondelez Cadbury to become best salesman 27. Dr. Vijay K Shrotryia, Professor, Faculty of COVID-19: Inner 06/06/2020 Commerce and Business, Delhi University Engineering during Lockdown

4. Publication details (faculty members/students) S. Author Title of paper Name of Vol., Month & Impact No Journal issue, Year of Factor (if (write only . page Publicati any) first author number on name & et.al. after that) 1 Anwar, M., et al Vigorousness of asset IUP Journal 18(3) June 2019 pricing models: of Evidence from the Managemen stock market in India t Research 2 Nath, A., Organizational and Asian Vol. 8 (2) April-June Family Challenges Journal of 2019 Impacting the Career Managemen Decisions of Women t Sciences Professionals in the Rohilkhand Region

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the career decisions of t women professionals" 5 Gupta, M Consumer Attitude Invertis Vol. 11, Jul-Dec towards online Journal of No. 2 2019 buying- an empirical Managemen

study on Internet t shoppers in Bareilly 6 Dixit, V., et. al. Analyze Impact of Invertis Vol.11, Jan to June Occupational Stress in Journal of No. 1 2019 Healthcare Managemen Professionals: a t Critical Review 7 Saxena, k. N., IoT (Internet of Invertis Vol. 12, January to et.al. Things): Prospects and Journal of No. 1 Jun 2020 Challenges in India Managemen

5. Paper presentation details (faculty members/students) S. Author Title of Name of Place Date No paper conference (write only first . author name & et.al. after that) 1 Anwar, M. Well-being of International Invertis asset pricing Conference University, 18th and 19th Oct 2019 models and on Recent Bareilly Indian Advances in capital Management market and Technology (ICRAMT 2019) 2 Ghosh, S. A study on International Invertis necessity of Conference University, 18th and 19th Oct 2019 introducing on Recent Bareilly data analysis Advances in in business Management management and courses Technology (ICRAMT 2019)

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S.No Name of the Title of the conf./work./sem. Place Date & . faculty duration International Conference on Recent 18th and Dr Saileswar Advances in Management and Technology Invertis 19th Oct Ghosh (ICRAMT 2019 University 2019 International Conference on Recent 18th and Mr. Sharad Advances in Management and Technology Invertis 19th Oct Gautam (ICRAMT 2019 University 2019 International Conference on Recent 18th and Dr Mobin Advances in Management and Technology Invertis 19th Oct Anwar (ICRAMT 2019 University 2019

7. Details of session chaired by the faculty members S.No. Name of Name of conference Place Date the faculty 1 Dr Manish International Conference on Recent Invertis University, 19th Oct Gupta Advances in Management and Technology Bareilly 2019 (ICRAMT 2019 2 Dr International Conference on Recent Invertis University, 19th Oct Saileswar Advances in Management and Technology Bareilly 2019 Ghosh (ICRAMT 2019

8. Industrial visit/excursion details (for students) S.No. Name Name of the Industry/place of Date Coordinator/s class/no. of students visit 9 Ms. Jyati Anand MBA2nd Sem/30 Excursion to Nainital 11th May 2019 10 Dr Mobin Anwar MBA1st Sem/60 Parley G Pantnagar. 23rd September 2019

11 Dr Rubina Verma MBA1st/30 Nestle, Pantnagar 31st August 2019

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student/s Ms. Madhuleena Basu Thakur, E- Valueserve/ Mr. Sharad Gautam, 1 Saumya Agarwal Invertis University Financial Training at E-Valueserve Mrs Lubna Naseem Major Azad Dezignape Technology/ Dr Digital Marketing at Dezign Ape 2 Khan Abhinav Nath, Invertis University Technologies Mr. Ashutosh Kumar Pandey, A study on investor's attitude and Karvy/ Mr. Sharad Gautam, trading behaviour towards Indian 3 Anubha Gupta Invertis University Stock Market Mr Ravi Yadav, Baroda Asset/ Mr. Sharad Gautam, Invertis A training report on Baroda Asset 4 Sagrika Chawla University Management Private Limited. Ms. Sunanda Jain/Dr Abhinav 5 Simranjeet Kaur Nath Training and Development in 1mg Recruitment and Selection at Ms, Swati Singh, Bioworld/ Dr Bioworld Merchandising India Pvt. 6 Kavita Solanki Abhinav Nath, Invertis University Ltd. Mr. Ovais Khan/Dr Abhinav A study on Vishal Mega Mart in 7 Priyanka Gupta Nath Bareilly Mr. Amit Kumar/Dr Abhinav Retail Market Strategy of Puma, 8 Ubais Khan Nath India Mr Kuldeep Chandra Gupta (Senior leasing Manager)/Dr Retail Strategy of VR Punjab Mall, 9 Ibraheem Abhinav Nath Chandigarh Mrs. Shubhangi Pandey, Tata Motors/ Dr Abhinav Nath, Training and Development practices 10 Akriti Rastogi Invertis University at Tata Motors, Rudrapur Plant

10. Ph.D. candidate details S.n Name Name of Title of the thesis Date of Status o. of the the registration (pursui candida supervisor/ ng/com te s pleted 1 Enhancing organizational performance Anshika Dr. Saileswar of Telecom companies through 10.09.2013 Awarded Prakash Ghosh organizational citizenship behaviour and organizational commitment

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2 Dr. Arvind K. Himanshu Shukla and A study of performance and prospects 10.09.2013 Awarded Shekar Prof. Jyoti of organized retail in Bihar. Shekhar 3 Payal Dr Manish Determinants of online shopping 6.6.2014 Awarded Nigam Gupta behavior of consumers in Haryana 4 Women entrepreneurship challenges Darshneel Dr. Saileswar Submitte & development in Bareilly division, 6.6.2014 Grover Ghosh d Uttar Pradesh 5 Santosh Dr. Saileswar “a study of security and trust issues in 6.6.2014 Pursuing Kumar Ghosh e –commerce 6 Financial inclusion in India: a case Garima Dr. Arvind K study with special reference to rural 25.07.2015 Pursuing Joshi Shukla area in up 7 Ravi A critical analysis of IRDAI Dr Angrish Kumar regulation on life insurance consumer 25.07.2015 Awarded Agarwal Gaba grievances in up 8 Study of online and instore shopping Patanjali Dr Manish behaviour for consumer durables and 10.08.2016 Awarded Sharma Gupta Luxury goods 9 Dr Manish Seema Promoting India as a spiritual tourism Gupta & P K 10.08.2016 Pursuing Barthwal destination Garg 10 K V Consumer perception towards e- Dr. Manish Reghutha buying with special reference to urban 10.08.2016 Awarded Gupta man population 11 Impact of organizational and family Abhinav Dr. Arvind K challenges on career decisions - a 21.01.2017 Awarded Nath Shukla study of women professionals in the Rohilkhand region of up 12 Gender differences in financial Avinash Dr Dheeraj prudence and its impact on investment 22.07.2017 Pursuing Saxena Gandhi decisions 13 Manari Sarath Dr Angrish Financial analysis of Indian navy's 22.07.2017 Pursuing Gopinath Agarwal blue water quest an 14 Forecasting of foreign direct Somesh Dr Dheeraj investment in BRICS for the year 27.01.2018 Pursuing Sharma Gandhi 2018-2040: a model-based study

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Gangwar Gandhi channel in India: a case study of Bareilly city 16 Dharmen A comparative study of dra Dr Hitendra nonperforming assets in public and 14.08.2018 Pursuing Kumar Shukla private sector banks Singh 17 Comparative analysis of impact of HR Praveen practices on hospital staff and their Dr Hitendra Kumar performance in government and 14.08.2018 Pursuing Shukla Bajpai private accredited hospitals of Uttar Pradesh 18 Madan Dr. Arvind K A study on effectiveness of tax 14.08.2018 Pursuing Dahal Shukla auditing system in Nepal 19 Measuring the impact of iso:9000 Deepa Dr. Arvind K certification on manufacturing firm 14.08.2018 Pursuing Priyanshu Shukla performance: a study of Delhi-NCR 20 An empirical study of rural consumer Manmoha Dr Dheeraj shopping orientation towards fast 14.08.2018 Pursuing n Bansal Gandhi moving consumer goods 21 A study of job satisfaction in relation Varsha Dr. Saileswar to occupational stress for healthcare 12.03.2019 Pursuing Dixit Ghosh professionals in Bareilly district 22 Assessing citizen adoption and Nitesh Dr. Saileswar satisfaction towards e-governance Kumar 12.03.2019 Pursuing Ghosh services: an empirical examination Saxena from Rohilkhand region 23 An empirical study on the viability of Ajeet Dr Manish electric cars in selected tier A city of 16.10.2019 Pursuing Verma Gupta Uttar Pradesh

11. Ph.D. guidance by the faculty members S.No. Name of the Faculty No. of students No. of students enrolled in enrolled in IU other Universities 1 Dr Manish Gupta 05 Nil 2 Dr Saileswar Ghosh 05 Nil 3 Dr Arvind Kumar Shukla 05 Nil 4 Dr Dheeraj Gandhi 04 Nil 5 Dr Angrish Agarwal 02 Nil

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12. Students achievement (Placement, Prominent Companies) Priyanka Gupta Jaro Education Sagrika Chawla Monis Ahmad Harsh Singh Mohsin Khan Royal Enfield Amisha Noor Anuj Gupta Rozia Maryam Anurag Sharma Sidhotam Darshika Square Yards Amit Pratap Singh Ubais Khan Decthlon Sports India Akriti Rastogi 2019-20 Abhishek Gupta Ibraheem Monis Ahmad Just Dial Limited Gulfan Khan Sangam Pal Rahul Singh Vanshika Gangwar Mohd.Huzaif Jyoti Amisha Arohan Bank Mohsin Khan Anuj Gupta Aman Bharti Anubha Gupta

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Ashwani Dixit ICICI Merchant Services Riya Prakash Raghav Tondon Shristi Gupta Policy Bazar Harshit Gupta Saumya Agarwal Shubhanshu Rastogi Abhishek Gupta Anurag ICICI Bank Sagrika Chawla Ashish Shukla Coca Cola

13. Faculty achievement (not covered under any point above)  Mr Abhinav Nath, got awarded with PhD, June 2019 from Invertis University  Mr. Mobin Anwar, got awarded with PhD, in June 2019 from Central University Rajasthan  NPTEL certification on “Introduction to R” dated July2019 by Dr Mobin Anwar  NPTEL Certification on “Financial accounting and Analysis” dated Nov. 2019 by CMA Sharad Gautam 14. Efforts made by the department to enhance quality of teaching-learning and other activities (if any)

i) Signed MOU with BSE for Financial Modelling course (74 Hrs training sessions by Industry people send by BSE for MBA Finance students. ii) Signed MOU with NSE for MBA in Financial Market Program iii) Tie-up with CourseInbox for digital Marketing (54 Hrs) course for MBA Students. iv) Tie-up with Mrida foundation for Training in Rural marketing and providing training to village people. v) Using personality assessment tools for guiding students in their carrier. vi) Innovative teaching learning methods use in Event Management course in MBA3rd semester by organizing whole event from scratches. vii) Using online platform for Guest lecture, Assignment, Quiz viii) Motivating students to get extra certification in digital marketing like Google Analytics, NPTEL certification like R, Advanced Excel, SAP etc.

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Faculty of Management Department of BBA & B.Com. Annual Report for Session 2019-20

1. Departmental Goals . All the faculty members are PhD or have to register for PhD in this session. . Atleast two research proposals will be submitted to funding agencies in academic session 2019-2020. . One research paper by each of the faculty members of the department . Knowledge advancement of students through effective teaching and inculcating discipline . Focus on Industry Academia Interface

2. Conference/workshop/seminar organized S.No. Title Date Name of the No. of Convener Participants International Conference on 18 - 19 October Mr. Chandra Nath 1. Recent Advances in Management 251 2019 Singha & Technology (ICRAMT - 2019)

3. Guest Lectures Organized S.No. Name and affiliation of Title of the lecture Date expert Mr Rajeev Singh – COO Karvy Basics of Stock market 18-09-2019 1. Fintech 2. CA Sachin Agarwal Financial Reporting 26-09-2019 Mr DD RAJ – Retired State Bank Banking Sector 15-10-2019 3. Professional 4. CA Sachin Agarwal Finaincial Statement Analysis 21-11-2019 5. Mr Himanshu Arora – BSE Institute Commodity Market 15-02-2020 6. Mr Praveen Reddy – BSE Mumbai Financial Modelling 28-03-2020 7. Mr SanjivDandona – BSE Mumbai Financial Crimes & Money Laundering 10-04-2020 Ms NiazItrat – Social Activist Current Environmental Issues and 20.04.2020 8. Communicable Diseases Mr Asif Siddiqui – Novartis Business Communication Across 21-04-2020 9. Pharma Cultures Mr AbhisekhSaxena – Tax PSU Banks: Mega Merger 2020 23-04-2020 10. Consultant Deloitte Mr DD RAJ – Retired State Bank Professional Career in Banking and 28.04.2020 11. Professional Financial Sector Mr Akarsh Raj (Manager-Business Impact of COVID-19 on Indian 30.04.2020 12. Partner Channel, Religare) Economy 13. Mr. Rishi Bhatia (FM-Lead in E-COMMERCE ERA IN INDIA 02.05.2020 117

Hiveloop Logistics (Udaan Express) 14. CA Shivam Gupta GST & Input Tax Credit Mechanism 05.05.2020 CA Aditi Anurag (Credit Manager Computation of Income Tax 06.05.2020 15. at ICICI Bank, Delhi) Mr. Sanyam Sharma (Senior Operations Excellence: Impact of 09.05.2020 16. Associate, Bain & Co.) COVID 19 and The Way Forward Mr. NileshKeshri (IRS, Role of Tax Payment on Indian 10.05.2020 17. Government of India) Economy Swami Nikhileshwarananda (Head, Success in Student Life 14.05.2020 18. Ramakrishan Mission, Rajkot) Mr SundeepSundli (Director, Trade Indian Auto Industry & Auto Expo 15.05.2020 19. Fairs,SIAM, New Delhi) 20. Mr. SuhasWorlikar (BSE, Mumbai) Effect of Covid 19 on Financial Market 17.05.2020 21. Ms. Sandeep Kaur(Bank of India) Career Avenues in Banking Sector 18.05.2020 Mr. Narendra Rustagi (Howard Globalisation and Economic 22.05.2020 22. University, USA) Nationalism Mr Brahma Roop Dixit (Manager, Importance of Communication: 5W1H 26.05.2020 23. Corporate Communication & Marketing Company: Etsy Inc.) Mr Himanshu Sardana (BSE Risk management in derivatives trading 28.05.2020 24. Institute Ltd., Mumbai) (using technical analysis) 25. Dr. Rajesh Kr. Raj (South Korea) Impact of COVID-19 on Lifestyle 29.05.2020 Dr.Dhanashree Katekhaye Self Development Skills and Interview 29.05.2020 26. (Hungary) Technique

4. Publication details (faculty members/students) S.No. Author Title of paper Name of Vol., Month & Impact (write only Journal issue, Year of Factor (if first author page Publication any) name & et.al. number after that) Organizational and Family Challenges Asian Journal of Volume Arvind Impacting the Managerial 8, April-June 1. Kumar career decision NA Science, ISSN Page 2019 Shukla et al. of Women 2249-6300 89-95 Professionals in the Rohilkhand Region Arvind The International Volume October - 2. NA Kumar Determinants of Journal of 6, Issue December Shukla et al. MeasuringFinancial InternationalAdvance and 4 (II) 2019 FinancialLiteracy and Its JournalInnovative SHODH Page Volume Arvind InclusionImpact in Rural in SARITAResearch Journal 123-128 January - 7, Issue 3. Kumar RuralIndia – India - ofISSN 2394-7780 Arts, March NA 4 (II ) Shukla et al. ScaleA conceptual ,Humanities Pg 123 -128 and 2020,

DevelopmentApproach & UGCsocial sciences approved Validation listISSN 2348 of Journal- 2397 No.63571118

Information Communication Technology and July- Lalit Mohan Invertis Journal Volume 4. Their Need and December NA Pant et al. of Management. 11 Access by 2019 Tourists in Nainital Determinants of Consumer Intention TEST towards Not to Engineering 5 Manmohan March 2020 NA Bansal, Shop Online: An &Management Insight from (Scopus) Indian Young Consumers A BUYING BEHAVIOUR OF RURAL Journal of The Volume Manmohan WEEKLY Gujarat Research December 6 22 Page NA Bansal, HAAT Society. 2019 612 CUSTOMERS : An Empirical Study” Assessing Volume Service Quality Invertis Journal 11, July- Mohnish Dimension: A 7 of Management Issue 2, December NA Kumar Study on Indian Page 2019 Management 69-78 Education Sector Recurrence Relations for Marginal and Joint Moment Journal of Generating Volume Functions of Modern Applied 18, Neetu Gupta 0.40 8 Topp-Leone Statistical Issue 1 2020 et al. Generated Methods Page 2661 Exponential Distribution based on Record Values and its Characterization. Inference for Weibull Volume Journal of Generalized 61, Neetu Gupta Applied 9 Exponential Pages April, 2019 1.370 et al. Mathematics 573– Distribution and Computing based on 592 Generalized

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Relations for Single and Product Volume Moments of Statistics, 7, Neetu Gupta Odds Optimization & March, 10 Page 0.4 et al. Information 2019 Generalized 160– Computing, Exponential- 170 Pareto Distribution

Prospects and Volume Challenges of Our Heritage January 11 Tarun Gupta 22 6.3 Packed food Journal 2020 Issue 1 market in Impact of Journal of Volume Coronavirus on Information and 12 Tarun Gupta 13 Issue May 2020 NA Indian Retail Computation 5 Market Science Impact of Coronavirus on Volume Alochana 13 Tarun Gupta Indian Tourism 9 Issue May 2020 6.3 Chakra Journal and Hospitality 5 Industry Impact of Coronavirus on Volume MukthShabd 14 Tarun Gupta Indian 9 Issue June 2020 4.6 Journal Automobile 6 Industry ShaliniAnand. Role of Ethics in KAAV Vol-7. Februar (2018):8,9901 Business International Issue - 2020. Organizations Journal of 15 Economics commerce and business Management ShaliniAnand. Challenges “Pune Research Vol – 4 April- 3.18[IIJIF] Encountered by Times – An Issue-2 June.2019 Learners of International 16 English as a Multidisciplinary Second Journal Language ShaliniAnand. “Role of "Pune Research Volume May to July 3.01 Communication Discovery"- An 4, Issue 2019 in Customer International 2 17 Relationship Journal of Management” Advanced Studies" 18 Dr.Angrish Effectiveness of International Volume July, 2019 5.834 120

Kr. Agarwal IRDAI Journal for No. 05, (Insurance Research in Issue Regulatory and Engineering No. 04 Development Application & Authority of Management India) (IJREAM) Regulations on Grievance Redressal of Life Insurance Consumers in India Volume Impact of Alochana IX, Dheeraj Coronavirus on Chakra Journal Issue V, 19 Gandhi & et. Indian Tourism May 2020 6.3 (UGC Care Pg. al. & Hospitality Group I Journal) 8251- Industry 8258 Our Heritage A Case Study on Journal (UGC Dheeraj Growth Pattern Volume Care Approved 20 Gandhi & et. of Cashless 22, No. 2020 6.3 Indexed and al. Transaction 3, Referred System in India Journal) Our Heritage Prospects and Journal (UGC Volume Dheeraj Challenges of Care Approved 22, No. 21 Gandhi & et. Packed Food 2020 6.3 Indexed and 1, Pg. al. Market in Rural Referred 203-214 India Journal) A Buying Journal of the Behaviour of Dheeraj Gujarat Research Volume Rural Weekly December 22 Gandhi & et. Society (UGC- 21, 4.3 Haat Customers: 2019 al. CARE List Issue 15 An Empirical Group: Group D) Study

5. Paper presentation details (faculty members/students) S.No. Author Title of paper Name of Place Date (write only first conference author name & et.al. after that) SSSVS COVID-19: COVID-19: Government PG 1. Lalit Mohan Pant Changing Changing 15 May 2020 College, Research Scenario Research Scenario ChunarMirzapur Innovative Innovative Counselling and Techniques in Techniques in Placement Cell 03-05 May 2. Lalit Mohan Pant Entrepreneurial Entrepreneurial University of 2020 Development in Development in Lucknow

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Covid-19 Covid-19 Transition Transition The Institute of How to identify & How to identify & Leadership & 22 April, 3. Lalit Mohan Pant Manage Stress Manage Stress Management 2020 during Covid-19 during Covid-19 UK Innovation & Innovation & SIES College of Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship Arts, Science 4. Lalit Mohan Pant Ecosystem in Ecosystem in and Commerce, 10 May, 2020 Educational Educational Sion (West) Institutes Institutes Mumbai Learning through MOOCs: A Invertis 18-19 Comparative 5. Lalit Mohan Pant ICRAMT - 2019 University October. Study of Rural & Bareilly 2019 Urban Students of Kumaun Region VII National Moment properties Conference on Dept. of of Generalized Optimization, Statistics and Order Statistics Inference, Operations 10 March, 6. Neetu Gupta based on Sampling Research, 2019 Ailamujia Techniques and Aligarh Muslim Distribution and related Areas", University, Characterization March 09-10, Aligarh, India 2019. Application of Ind International As.: Financial Conference on Recent Advances Invertis Implication in 19 October, 7. Nitin Sareen in Management & University, 2019 Select Companies Technology Bareilly of India. (ICRAMT-2019).

3rdNational Rajasthan Structural Breaks Conference on Statistical in NEFT: 13-14 Statistics for Association and 8. Saurabh Kumar Evidence from September, Science, Social Department of Demonetization in 2019 Science Mathematics India and Humanities and Statistics International Conference on Prospects and Recent Challenges of Development in 24-25 9. Tarun Gupta Packed food Bharatpur Engineering January 2020 market in Rural Sciences, India Humanities & Management A study on Invertis sustainability of 19October, 10. Chandra Nath ICRAMT2019 University, human values in 2019 Bareilly the development 122

of ownership towards society within student population in Bareilly. Rajeev Singh An illusion of Recent advances Bareilly 18 and 19 11. Bhandari & et.al. financial inclusion in technology and October, management 2019 Rajeev Singh In(formal) banking Conference on IIM Indore May 03-05, Bhandari & et.al. of banked rural excellence in 2019 12. households Research and Education (CERE 2019) Dr. Angrish Impact of International Invertis 18th and 19th Kumar Agarwal Demonetization on Conference on University, October, Indian Economy Recent Advances Bareilly 2019 13. in Management and Technology (ICRAMT 2019) Emerging Trends, Promotional Mahatma Issues, Challenges 30-31 May, Dheeraj Gandhi Planning in Gandhi Central 14. and Opportunities 2020. & et. al. Marketing for Post University, Post Corona Covid Era Bihar Crises Resurgence of Mohan Lal Impact of Covid- Business Growth Sukhadia 8-9 May, Dheeraj Gandhi 19 on Advertising 15. Post Covid-19: University, 2020 & et. al. Media and Challenges and Udaipur, Strategy Strategies Rajasthan Covid-19 Pandemic: Empowering Raj School of Dheeraj Gandhi Impediments and Education System Management 2nd-3rd May 16. & et. al. Possible Solution in COVID-19 and Sciences, 2020 For Educational Pandemic Varanasi System A Case Study on International Institution of 22nd Growth Pattern of Conference on Engineers, February, Dheeraj Gandhi Cashless Multidisciplinary India, 2020 17. & et. al. Transaction Research (ICMR Chandigarh System in India 2020) (IEI, Chandigarh) Engineering College, Bharatpur, Recent Prospects and Rajasthan and Development in Challenges of National Dheeraj Gandhi Engineering 24th–25th 18. Packed Food Institute of & et. al. Sciences, January, 2020 Market in Rural Technology Humanities and India Calicut under Management Twinning of Project TEQIP- III.

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Mahratta A Buying Substantial Chamber of Behaviour of Development in Commerce, 29th Dheeraj Gandhi Rural Weekly 19. the field of Industries and December, & et. al. Haat Customers: Engineering and Agriculture 2019 An Empirical Management Tilak Road, Study Pune (India) Department of Accounting,

nd Faculty of 42 All India Commerce and Accounting Strides of Management Conference and Artificial Studies, Jai Dheeraj Gandhi International December 20. Intelligence in Narain Vyas, & et. al. Seminar on 28-29, 2019 Accounting Jodhpur Accounting Systems (Rajasthan) and Education and Indian Research Accounting Association, Jodhpur Branch. Impact of Foreign International Direct Investment Conference on Invertis Dheeraj Gandhi on Gross Recent Advances 18th-19th 21. University, & et. al. Domestic Product in Management & October 2019 Bareilly (A Case Study of Technology India) (ICRAMT-2019)

6. Conference/workshop/seminar attended by the faculty members S.No Name of the Title of the Place Date & . faculty conf./work./sem. duration

NAAC Accredition 28 May, Dr Arvind Management System for 1. Inpods Ed-tech 2020 Kumar Shukla Health science institutions

Dr Arvind Online Teaching and 29 May, Inpods Ed-tech 2. Kumar Shukla Online assessment demo 2020

Lalit Mohan COVID-19: Changing SSSVS Government PG College, 15 May 3. Pant Research Scenario ChunarMirzapur 2020

Innovative Techniques in 03-05 Lalit Mohan Entrepreneurial Counselling and Placement Cell 4. May Pant Development in Covid-19 University of Lucknow 2020 Transition Lalit Mohan How to identify & Manage The Institute of Leadership & 22 April, 5. Pant Stress during Covid-19 Management UK 2020

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Innovation & Lalit Mohan Entrepreneurship SIES College of Arts, Science and 10May, 6. Pant Ecosystem in Educational Commerce, Sion (West) Mumbai 2020 Institutes 18-19 Lalit Mohan 7. ICRAMT Invertis University Bareilly October, Pant 2019 26 National workshop on February MANMOHAN Khwajamoinuddinchishtiuruduarabi 8. Research Methodology for to 2 BANSAL farsi university, Lucknow Social Science March, 2020 International Conference on Recent Advances in 18 - 19 Dr.Mohnish Management & 9. Invertis University Bareilly October, Kumar Technology (ICRAMT- 2019 2019).

International Conference on Recent Advances in 18 - 19 Dr.Hitendrashu Management & 10. Invertis University Bareilly October, kla Technology (ICRAMT- 2019 2019).

Swayam online course on IIT 11. Saurabh Kumar “Introduction To IIT Bombay Bombay Biostatistics” International Conference on Recent Advances in 18 - 19 Management & 12. Neetu Gupta Invertis University Bareilly October, Technology (ICRAMT- 2019 2019).

VII National Conference 09-10 on Optimization, Dept. of Statistics and Operations March 13. Neetu Gupta Inference, Sampling Research, Aligarh Muslim 2019. Techniques and related University, Aligarh, India

Areas International Conference on Recent Advances in 18-19 Management & 14. Nitin Sareen Invertis University, Bareilly October, Technology (ICRAMT- 2019 2019).

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Faculty Development Programme through ICSI - SIRC and 27 May, Webinar on 15. Nitin Sareen the IQAC of The New College 2020 "Recent Amendments in (Autonomous) Chennai -14 Companies Act 2013"

Webinar on Department of Commerce, Shivaji ‘Building Self Reliant 19 May, 16. Nitin Sareen College, India in Post Covid 2020 University of Delhi. Regime’ Webinar on Unseen pandemic: Addressing 9 May, 17. Nitin Sareen IIHMR University, Jaipur mental health and well 2020 being. International Conference 18-19 on Recent Advances in 18. Shweta Invertis University, Bareilly October, Management & 2019 Technology Rajeev Qualitative Research Institute of Development Studies Feb 3-7, singhbhandari Methods in Social Kolkata 2020 19. Sciences

ShaliniAnand. International Conference Invertis University, Bareilly 18 and on Recent Advances in 19 20. Science and Technology October held at Invertis University Bareilly ShaliniAnand. Webinar on Pandemic Invertis University, Bareilly 26-5-20 COVID-19- Psychological Issues and Solutions held 21. by NavyugKanyaMahavidyal aya, Lucknow

Dr.Dheeraj X International Institution of Engineers, India, 22nd Gandhi Conference on Chandigarh (IEI, Chandigarh). February, 22. Multidisciplinary Research 2020 & 1 (ICMR 2020) Day Dr.Dheeraj International Conference Engineering College, Bharatpur, 24th–25th Gandhi on Recent Development in Rajasthan and National Institute of January, 23. Engineering Sciences, Technology Calicut under 2020 & 2 Humanities and Twinning of Project TEQIP-III. Days Management Dr.Dheeraj International Conference Mahratta Chamber of Commerce, 29th Gandhi on Substantial Industries and Agriculture Tilak Decembe 24. Development in the field Road, Pune (India) r, 2019 of Engineering and & 1 Day Management

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Dr. Dheeraj International Conference Faculty of Management, Invertis 18th-19th Gandhi on Recent Advances in University, Bareilly October 26. Management & 2019 & 2 Technology (ICRAMT- Days 2019)

7. Details of session chaired by the faculty members S.No. Name of the faculty Name of conference Place Date 1. ShaliniAnand. “New Media & Citizens Right to Bareilly 14-11-19 Communicate” conducted by BJMC and PC departments of Invertis University, Bareilly

8. Award/fellowship received by the faculty members S.No. Name of the faculty Name of Award/Fellowship Awarding Agency 1. Dr.Mohnish Kumar Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship UGC 2. Neetu Gupta NON NET UGC 9. Membership/association of the faculty members in professional bodies S.No. Name of the faculty Name the body/society Membership/Association type 1. Dr. Saurabh Kumar Rajasthan Statistical Association Lifetime member

10. Industrial visit/excursion details (for students) S.No. Name Name of the class/no. of Industry/place of Date Coordinator/s students visit 1 CRC Department BBA Second year/30 Nestle Pantnagar 07-09-2019 2 CRC Department B.Com(H) First year/50 ParlePantnagar 25-09-2019 Dr Dheeraj Gandhi B.Com(H) FM Second Delhi BSE SEBI 08-11-2019 3 and First year/ 40 Dr Dheeraj Gandhi BBA & B.Com(H) Final Vista Cosmetics 27-02-2020 4 Year/50 Baddi Dr Dheeraj Gandhi BBA & B.Com(H) Final Manali and 22-02-2020 – 29- 5 Year/50 Chandigarh 02-2020 Dr Dheeraj Gandhi BBA, B.Com(H), Nainital 21-09-2019 6 B.Com, B.Com(H) FM Second Year/ 140

11. Details of Project by students (BBA) (* If there are, more than ten projects give details of ten best projects) S.No. Name of the student/s Name of the Title of the project 127

guide/s 1. Damanpreet Mr Rajiv RECENT TRENDS OF SALES AND Bhandari ADVERTISEMENT EXPENDITURE OF LEADING FMCG COMPANIES 2. Kajal Rajput Dr Angrish A STUDY ON GROWTH OF ZOMATO IN Agarwal INDIA 3. Kashish Chawla Dr Angrish A STUDY ON HOW CONSUMER DURABLES Agarwal CAN ENTER RURAL MARKETS 4. Amber Dr Angrish A COMPLETE STUDY ON LABOUR LAWS IN Agarwal INDIA & AVAILIBILITY OF LAW FOR PREVENTION OF UNETHICAL PRATICES FOR THE PROTECTION OF LABOUR IN INDUSTRY OF INDIA 5. Kavita Dr Hitender CORPORATE GOVERNANCE DISCLOSURE Shukla PRACTICES IN INDIA 6. Parth Dr Saurabh THE PERFORMANCE OF MSME SECTOR IN Kumar INDIA (SUBMITTED) 7. Roshini Dr Mohnish A STUDY ON USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA AS A Kumar BUSINESS PROMOTION INSTRUMENT 8. Vidhi Mr Naveen A STUDY ON THE IMPACT ON THE CAPITAL Agarwal STRUCTURE OF THE CAPITAL INTENSIVE INDUSTRY (ULTRATECH CEMENT) 9. Saumya Ms Neetu A STUDY ON DIGITAL PAYMENT SYSTEM Gupta 10. Rishabh Dr Mohnish A COMPARITIVE STUDY BETWEEN LIC AND Kumar HDFC LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 12. Details of Project by students (B.Com. (H)) (* If there are, more than ten projects give details of ten best projects) S.No. Name of the student/s Name of the guide/s Title of the project

1 AASTHA VERMA Dr.Mohnish kumar A study on digital empowerment in women in reference to Bareilly city.

2 KANIKA GUMBER Dr.Mohnish kumar Assessing job satisfaction in military services with special reference to Airforc

3 SHAURYA GUPTA DR.HITENDRA a critical analysis of perception of SHUKLA individuals towards budget with perspective

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4 SHUBHAM MR. MANMOHAN A study on media habits of youth NANDRAJOG BANSAL

5 YUSRA FAROOQUI MR. MANMOHAN ORGANIZED RETAIL : A STUDY ON BANSAL CONSUMER PERCEPTION AND

PREFERENCES 6 ANJALI MISHRA Mr. Rajeev Singh Mobile phone usage pattern among Bhandari university studen

7 HARSHIT HANDA Mr. Rajeev Singh A study on Financial awareness, Financial Bhandari access and Financial well being of salaried class individuals . 8 HARLEEN KAUR Mr. Rajeev Singh Socio economic status of women in Bhandari informal sector of Milak , Rampur.

9 RAVLEEN KAUR Mr. Rajeev Singh Women their work and aspirations in Bhandari informal sector Milak , Rampur

10 MohitUppal MR. MANMOHAN Study on the growth of digital payments in BANSAL India

13. Students achievement (e.g. qualified competitive exam, placement in top companies etc.) Manav Paroothi Qualified Cat Exam 2019 (92.00) Naman Saxena Qualified Cat Exam 2019 (94.41) Satakshi Agarwal Placed In Calvin Klein Shruti Agarwal Placed In Tommy Hilfiger Karan Nehalani Placed In Tommy Hilfiger Sartaj Khan Placed In Tommy Hilfiger Aanchal Bhardwaj, Swikar Bhasin, Sarandeep Kaur Placed In Angel Broking 14. Faculty achievement (not covered under any point above) (e.g. additional qualification/certification/NET/GATE etc.) NAVEEN AGARWAL QUALIFIED UGC- NET EXAM (COMMERCE) (DEC 2019) 98.70 NAVEEN AGARWAL QUALIFIED UGC- NET EXAM (COMMERCE) (JUNE 2019) 96.85

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Faculty of Computer Applications Department of Computer Applications Annual Report for Session 2019-20 1. Departmental Goals

i. To achieve 100% results and placements.

ii. To prepare students who wish to go on to further studies in Computer Applications and related areas.

iii. To implement real-world projects through industry-relevant programming and internships

iv. To encourage an understanding of the associations of computers in the modern world

v. To impart knowledge of programming, development and practice for problem solving.

2. Conference/workshop/seminar organized S.No. Title Date Name of the No. of Convener Participants 1 Workshop on Java 4 Nov 2019 to 6 Nov 2019 Mr. Anil Chanchal 76

3. Guest Lectures Organized S.No. Name and affiliation of expert Title of the lecture Date 1 Ms. Tanya Agarwal, TCS, Gurgaon Virtual Private Network 16 April 2020 2 Mr. Devesh Kumar Singh Change To Grow 18 April, 2020 3 Mr. Kamal Agarwal,Ezeiatech Systems Pvt Ltd,Gurgaon Exception Handling in JAVA 20 April 2020 4 Mr. Mohak Bhatnagar, Barclays, Personality development " Noida Invest in yourself" 23rd April, 2020 5 Mr.Pawan Mishra,Safeview Media Pvt Ltd Cryptography and CAS 25 April 2020 6 Mr. Aman Singh, Co Founder Latest Technologies and Job Zixana, Lucknow Trends in IT Industry 2020 27 April 2020 7 Mr. Prasanjeet Bhattacharjee, Personal and Career 3rd-4th May 2019 Kanwhizz Industries Limited,Bareilly Development 8 Mr. Utkarsh Malpani, TCS Gurgaon, Haryana Working System of IT Industry 04-May 2020 9 Ms. Arundhati Kanungo Campus to Corporate 6th May 2020 10 Mr. Himanshu Srivastava, HCL Enterprise Resource Planning Technologies, Lucknow and Career Options 08 May, 2020 11 Mr. Rajesh Kumar,TCS, Gurgaon Networking in IT Infrastructure 09 May, 2020 12 Mr Rajat Mishra, Pune FINTECH 15 May 2020 130

13 Mr. Mudit sharma, software developer ITENIC tech. noida Hadoop 28-29 may 2020 14. Mr. Mahesh Chandra Traits of Leadership with 16.5.20 Associate Manager Emotional Intelligence Nucleus Software 15. Mr. Aakash Gangwar A Roadmap to IT Industry 01 May 2020

4. Publication details (faculty members/students) S.No. Author Title of Name of Vol., issue, Month Impact (write paper Journal page number & Year Factor only first of (if any) author Publica name & tion et.al. after that) Archana Manets and Its Think India 22 (35): 987- Decembe Saxena Routing Journal 990 r 2019 6.2 International Comparative Journal of Study of RSA Engineering & with optimized Advanced RSA to enhance Technology February Amit Taneja security (IJEAT) 7 (3 2020 6.02

5. Paper presentation details (faculty members/students) S.No. Author Title of paper Name of Place Date (write only conference first author name & et.al. after that) A Comparative Study of Fuzzy Logic and WQI for Computing and Groundwater Network IIITM- 18-21 Dec Shwetank et.al. Quality Assessment Communications Kerala 2019

Efficiency Evaluation of Recent PSIT Routing Advancements College of Techniques in in Computer Higher Mobile Ad-hoc Science, Comm. Education, Anil chanchal Networks Kanpur 30-Nov.-2019

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S.No. Name of Title of the Place Date & the faculty conf./work./sem. duration Covid-19 Impact: Challenges & Opportunities for Informations 17.05.2020, 1 Kushal Johari Technology Online (Vivek College, Bijnor) 01 Day Machine Learning using Online (Babu Banarasi Das 21.05.2020, 2 Kushal Johari Python Engineering College, Lucknow) 01 Day New Trends in Computer Science: BEYOND THE Online (Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar 22.05.2020, 3 Kushal Johari IMAGINATION University, Agra) 01 Day Krishna Engg. SHEFALI INTERNET OF College,Ghaziabad sponserd by 13-17 Jan 4 SINGH THINGS-IoT IIT Roorkee 2020 , 5 days Online Teaching - Nishu Learning and Online 29 April 2020, 5 Rastogi Assessment platform Online (By Inpods EdTech) 1.30 hours Nishu The Basics of Cyber 30 April 2020, 6 Rastogi Security 2020 Online (Udemy) 1 Hour Nishu 22 May 2020, 7 Rastogi PHP Tutorial Course Online (Sololearn.com) Self-paced Nishu SQL Fundamental 23 May 2020, 8 Rastogi Course Online (Sololearn.com) Self-paced Archana Machine Learning using Online (Babu Banarasi Das 21st May 9 Saxena Python Engineering College, Lucknow) 2020, 2 hours Archana Online (HCL,Babu Banarasi Das 22nd May 10 Saxena Network as a Glance Engineering College, Lucknow) 2020, 2 hours Archana Cloud Today and Online (HCL,Babu Banarasi Das 22nd May 11 Saxena Tommrow Engineering College, Lucknow) 2020, 2 hours Artificial Neural Jitendra Network with MATLAB Gurukula Kangri 24-25 January 12 Kumar Implementation Vishwavidyalaya, Haridwar 2020,2 Days Jitendra Online (Invertis 28-29 January 13 Kumar Hadoop University,Bareilly) 2020,2 Days Covid-19 Impact: Challenges & Opportunities for Jitendra Informations 17 May 2020, 14 Kumar Technology Online (Vivek College, Bijnor) 2 hours Jitendra Machine Learning using Online (Babu Banarasi Das 21 May 2020, 15 Kumar Python Engineering College, Lucknow) 02 hours Jitendra Cloud Today and Online (Babu Banarasi Das 22 May 2020, 16 Kumar Tommrow Engineering College, Lucknow) 02 hours Jitendra Online (Babu Banarasi Das 22 May 2020, 17 Kumar Network at a Glance Engineering College, Lucknow) 02 hours New Trends in Online (Department of Computer Science: Computer Science, IET, Dr. Jitendra BEYOND THE Bhimrao Ambedkar University 22 May 2020, 18 Kumar IMAGINATION Agra) 02 hours

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Saurabh 28-29 may 19 kumar Hadoop Online 2020, 2 days 28-29 may 20 Mohit Mishra Hadoop Online 2020, 2 days Covid-19 Impact: Challenges & Opportunities for Mohammed Informations 17 May 2020, 21 Shakeel Technology Online (Vivek College, Bijnor) 2 hours Mohammed Machine Learning using Online (Babu Banarasi Das 21 May 2020, 22 Shakeel Python Engineering College, Lucknow) 02 hours Mohammed Understanding 06June,2020 , 23 Shakeel Blockchain Made simple Online (Vivek College, Bijnor) I day Siddharth Python Programming online (Python Institute open 15 may 2020, 24 Pathak workshop education & development group) 03.45 hours Online (Google Certification) 25-31 March The Fundamentals of Blockchain Verified 2020 | 40 25 Pragati Jain Digital Marketing Certification hours 26 Apr 2020- Online (Pirple.com), Blockchain 02 May 2020 | 26 Pragati Jain Frontend Fundamentals Verified Certification 7 Days Online (Skillzcafe.com 28 April 2020 27 Pragati Jain MySQL for Beginners Certification) by John Purcell | 2 hours Learn Data Science Online (Skillzcafe.com 26-28 April 28 Pragati Jain Tutorial Certification) by Barton Poulson 2020 | 6 Hrs Microsoft Excel - Basic Online (Skillzcafe.com Excel Formulas and Certification) by Start Tech 28 April 2020 29 Pragati Jain Functions Academy | 2 Hrs Workshop on Block Central 5-7 March| 3 30 Amit Taneja Chain and IOT University,Kishangarh,Rajasthan days Webinar on Online Teaching-Learning and 29 April 2020, 31 Amit Taneja Assessment Platform Online (By Inpods EdTech) 1.30 hour Microsoft Innovative Online by Microsoft Educator 19 May 2020, 32 Amit Taneja Educator Program Center 3 hrs Working on Microsoft Online by Microsoft Educator 27 May 2020, 33 Amit Taneja Team Center 3 hrs The data science course Shailja 2020: Complete data 1 May, 8 34 Bhardwaj science bootcamp Online weeks Python for data science Shailja and machine learning 1 May, 8 35 Bhardwaj bootcamp Online weeks Augmented Reality - Fundamentals and 36 Anil chanchal Development[NPTEL] Online A Comparative Study of Jitendra Fuzzy Logic and WQI Kumar for Groundwater Quality Computing and Network 18-21 Dec 37 Chaudhary Assessment Communications, IIITM-K 2019, 4 days Jitendra 28-29 may 38 Kumar Hadoop Online 2020, 1 hour 133

Chaudhary Archana Conversational BOT 30 May 2020, 39 Saxena Design Online 2 Hours Covid-19 Impact: Challenges & Opportunities for Shivangi Informations 17.05.2020, 40 Ghildiyal Technology Online (Vivek College, Bijnor) 01 Day Shivangi Machine Learning using Online (Babu Banarasi Das 21/05/2020, 41. Ghildiyal Python Engineering College, Lucknow) 01 Day New Trends in Computer Science: Shivangi BEYOND THE Online (Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar 22/05/2020, 42 Ghildiyal IMAGINATION University, Agra) 01 Day 28/05/20- Shivangi Two days Workshop on 29/05/2020, 43 Ghildiyal Hadoop Development Online (ITENIC Technologies) 02 Day Webinar on "Relevance of Makerspaces and the Shivangi maker mindset on highr Online (Vidyavardhaka college 29/05/2020, 1 44 Ghildiyal education" of Enginering) Day Shivangi Webinar on "Cloud - Online (Babu Banarasi Das 22/05/2020, 1 45 Ghildiyal today and tomorrow" Engineering College, Lucknow) day Webinar on " Dissemination Knowledge and Shivangi Information: Ethical, Online (Galgotias University, 15/05/2020, 1 46 Ghildiyal legal and social issues" Ghaziabad) day

7. Membership/association of the faculty members in professional bodies S.No. Name of the faculty Name the body/society Membership/Association type International Computer Science Nishu Rastogi and Engineering Society Member

8. Industrial visit/excursion details (for students) S.No. Name Name of the class/no. Industry/place of Date Coordinator/s of students visit BCA III Year, 30 Training Basket, Shailja Bhardwaj Students Noida Sector-62 12 October, 2019 BCA III Year, 30 Training Basket, Kushal Johari Students Noida Sector-62 12 October, 2019 BCA III Year, 30 Training Basket, Jitendra Kumar Students Noida Sector-62 12 October, 2019

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9. Ph.D. candidate details S.No. Name of Name of the Title of the Date of Status the supervisor/s Thesis registration (pursuing/completed) candidate Server Load Balancing For Client Task Assignment in Kushal Dr. Y. D. S. Distributed Johari Arya System 27.01.2018 Pursuing Performance Analysis on MPEG-4 Traffic with EvalVID framework integrated in Archana Dr. Kalpana NS-2. Saxena Sharma 14.07.2017 Pursuing saurabh kumar Dr. S.S. Bedi NA 2019 Pursuing Development of Advanced Security System Using Mohammed Dr. Y. D. S. Amicable Shakeel Arya Numbers 15/10/2019 Pursuing Simulation and Evaluation Prof. Y.D.S. for Energy Pragati Jain Arya / Dr. Efficient QoS 15/10/2019 Akash Sanghi Based Routing Protocols in Manets Pursuing Security in Amit Dr. R.K. Cloud Taneja Shukla Computing 16/1/2017 Pursuing STUDY AND ANALYSIS OF QUALITY OF SERVICE ROUTING IN MOBILE AD- HOC NETWORK USING ARTIFICIAL Anil Dr. R.K. NEURAL 31 March chanchal Shukla NETWORK 2016 Pursuing 135

Development of GeoHybrid Intelligent Model using softcomputing, Jitendra GIS and Kumar Dr. Shwetank Remote Chaudhary Arya Sensing 20 Sep 2014 Pursuing

10. Students achievement Student Name Class Sem Detail Aashna Asif BCA VI TCS, INFOSYS VI Deepak Kumar BCA TCS VI Km. Drashti Chandel BCA TCS VI Manmohan Singh BCA TCS VI Akansha Sharma BCA INFOSYS VI Diksha Agarwal BCA WIPRO VI Harshvardhan BCA INFOSYS VI Himanshu Singh Dev BCA INFOSYS VI Apoorva Singh BCA INFOSYS VI IMS GAZIABAD (winner of quiz Ayush Gangwar BSC competition) VI IMS GAZIABAD (winner of quiz Keshav Sharma BSC competition) VI

Bhoopendra B.sc Infosys VI

Abhinay B.sc Infosys VI

Ankit B.sc Infosys TANISHKA VI Infosys AGARWAL BCA VI Infosys Rishab Jindal BCA

11. Faculty achievement (not covered under any point above) (e.g. additional qualification/certification/NET/GATE etc.)

SNo Faculty Name Exam name Details 1 Shefali Singh UGC NET Dec 2019 Ref No. 19052065237 2 Nishu Rastogi UGC NET June 2019 Ref. No.190510808446

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Conducted subjective quizzes. Motivated students to deliver presentations in junior classes. Organized guest lectures from industry 1 Nishu Rastogi experts. Arranged extra classes on Saturday to clear the doubts of students related to the subject.

Organized industrial experts lectures, subjective quizzes, assigned 02 2 Kushal Johari presentations and 05 assignments to every students

Conducted subjective quizzes, motivated students to deliver presentations in junior classes, organized guest lectures from industry 3 Jitendra Kumar experts and assign presentations to each student.

Oraganized webinars, Guest lectures from industries, conducted quizzes, 4 Archana Saxena presentations

Organized webinar, conducted subjective quizzes, conducted 5 Shefali Singh presentations

6 saurabh kumar Organized Webinar, Conducted Subjective Quizzes

Online guest lecture, industry expert webinars, quizzes, subjective 7 Siddharth Pathak presentation

Conducted online quizzes, presentations (online and offline), 9 Pragati Jain presentation of students in junior classes

Conducted subjective presentation, categorized students according to 10 Amit Taneja their ability and given extra time for weak students.

Organized guest lecture to enhance their personality along with the 11 Shailja Bhardwaj online technical quizzes, online presentation in junior classes. Online test and quiz

12 Anil chanchal Oraganized Guest lectures from industries, presentations

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Faculty of Law Department of Law Annual Report for Session 2019-20 1. Departmental Goals i. To organise more workshops and Seminars. ii. To prepare students for the legal profession by organising more Moot Courts. iii. To conduct more Guest Lectures. iv. To establish a legal aid cell. iv. To conduct legal awareness camps. 2. Conference/workshop/seminar organized S.No. Title Date Name of the No. of Convener Participants 1. National seminar on 3rd & 4th October Nupur Sony 180 constitutionality of 2019 Collegium System 2. Workshop by Manupatra 15th November 2019 Ashwini Dwivedi 150 28th May 2020 Workshop on Insolvency and Keshav Kaushik 3. bankruptcy Code 2016 86

3. Guest Lectures Organized S.No. Name and affiliation of Title of the lecture Date expert 1. Neel Mani Tripathi History and 15/09/2019 constitutionality of Article 370

2. Mr. Anil Kumar (2nd in Command 2nd May 2020 ITBP Central Armed Police Force) International Humanitarian Law

3. Dr. Kumar Askand Pandey ( Contemporary relevance 3rd May 2020 Associate Professor, Ram Manohar of section 82 and 83 of Lohia National Law University) IPC in Juvenile Justice

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4. Dr. V.V. Singh ( Critical Care Preventive measures for 7th May 2020 Specialist and Intensivist) COVID-19

5. Advocate Shikhar Tondon (Partner Framing Career in Law 5th May 2020 at R&T Attorneys New Delhi)

6. Professor Priti Saxena (Director, Emergency provisions 19th May 2020 Centre of Post Graduate under the constitution with Legal Studies, Babasaheb reference to federalism Bhimrao Ambedkar University, Lucknow)

7. Ms. Richa Singh (Lead Professional, 24th May 2020 John F. welch Technology Ideal behaviour of legal Centre, General electric India entrant in corporate sector Technology Centre)

8. Professor S.K. Singh (Dean, School Article 370: Past, Present 25th May 2020 of Law, Justice and Governance, and future Gautam Buddha university, Greater NOIDA)

4. Publication details (faculty members/students) S.No. Author Title of Name of Vol., Month & Impact (write only first paper Journal issue, Year of Factor author name & page Publication (if any) et.al. after that) number Nupur Sony

1. Maladies All India NA NA NA and reporter Remedies of Collegium System.

2. Oshin Dixit Misuse of Purakala Vol 31 May 2020 5.60 Right to issue 32 information: Page no A Critical 156-168 Oshin Dixit analysis 3. Constitutional Tathapi Vol. 19 May 2020 5.60 139

Analysis of Issue 17 National Page No. Lockdown 80-93

5. Paper presentation details (faculty members/students) S.No. Author Title of Name of Place Date (write only paper conference first author name & et.al. after that) 1. Pragya Singh Judicial International AMITY 13th-14th Intervention in Seminar on LAW, UNIVERSITY, February, issues relating RELIGION AND LUCKNOW(U.P.) 2020 to civil GOVERNANCE liberties.

6. Award/fellowship received by the faculty members S.No. Name of the faculty Name of Award/Fellowship Awarding Agency 1. Prakhar Saxena NET UGC

2. Keshav Kaushik NET UGC

3. Neel Mani Tripathi NET (criminology) UGC

7. Ph.D. candidate details S.No. Name of Name of the Title of the Date of Status the supervisor/s Thesis registration (pursuing/completed) candidate 1. Piyush A.B. Kafaltiya Disparity, 12/03/2019 Pursuing Vashishtha Discrimination and Discretion : A critical Study of Rape Sentencing in India

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S.No. Name of the Faculty No. of students No. of students enrolled in IU enrolled in other universities 1. A.B. Kafaltiya 5

9. Students achievement  Nidhi Sagar- qualified UP PCS(J) 2019  Awarded First place in Inter University Moot Court on 22nd February 2020. 10. Faculty achievement (not covered under any point above)

climate change from learning to action by United Anu Singh 12/4/2020 Nations Instiute for Training and Research Comparative Judicial System by Federica Web Learning Anu Singh 12/4/2020 Anu Singh US political Institutions by Harvard University 7/5/2020 Anu Singh Introduction to Environmental Governance by UNITAR 13/04/2020 Anu Singh FOUNDATIONS OF Central Bank Law by IMF 17/04/2020 Anu Singh Climate change International Regime by UNITAR 12/4/2020 Saloni climate change from learning to action by United 29/4/2020 Rathore Nations Institute for Training and Research

11. Efforts made by the department to enhance quality of teaching-learning and other activities (if any) (e.g. any innovative teaching-learning method, assessment method, MOU, value added courses etc.)  Online teaching method was introduced during the time of lockdown through apps like Zoom and Google Meet.  Online Tests were taken through Google Forms.  Webinars were conducted (national and international).

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Faculty of Education Department of Education Annual Report for Session 2019-2020 1. Departmental Goals i. To equip student teacher with the basic knowledge and skills that would help teachers to teach for upper primary and secondary students. ii. To integrate general studies comparing science, social science, humanities and professional studies to provide strong professional base through diverse educational experiences. iii. The graduates become capable of working as academic coordinators and supervisors. iv. These graduates can work as a content developer, policy maker with various educational organisation. 2. Conference/workshop/seminar organized S.No. Title Date Name of the No. of Convener Participants 1 Highlights of Draft on NPE 2019 23rd'April'2020 Deepika Sharma 95 2. Highlights of Collaborative 23 May Sarandha Shrama 90 Learning

3. Guest Lectures Organized S.No. Name and affiliation of expert Title of the lecture Date 1 Mrs. Ajita Tiwari Pedagogy of 7April2019 Mathematics

4. Publication details (faculty members/students) S. Author Title of paper Name of Vol., issue, Month & Impa No. (write only Journal page Year of ct first author number Publicatio Fact name & n or (if et.al. after any) that) A STUDY OF THE Journal of Volume 6 April 2019 5.87 LEARNING emerging Issue 4 ENVIRONMENT technologies AND GOVERNMENT and Ashish REGULATIONS IN Innovative INCLUSIVE Mishra Research PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN CONTEXT OF DIVYANG 2 STUDENTS A study of the basic AMERICAN Volume X June 2019 5.65 142

infrastructure of - Number VI. inclusive primary EURASIAN schools in context of NETWORK divyang students FOR SCIENTIFIC INFORMAT ION

5. Paper presentation details (faculty members/students) S. Author Title of paper Name of Place Date N (write only conference o. first author name & et.al. after that) 2 Raghavendra The Role of Media International Invertis University 14 & 15 Rastogi for People is to make Conference april 2019 councious and CommCon2019 upgraded 2. Ashish Mishra broad outlook on free stress free Mascot college of 22 Feb and compulsory education education, bareilly 2019 education Reducing brain-drain Higher education Jyoti college of 17-18 Feb, in india : Looking management 2020 ahead science & technology, bareilly Reforming Jyoti college of 17-18 Feb, Examination System Higher education management 2020 in india : Looking science & Rajesh Kumar ahead technology, Chauhan bareilly Tusharika saxena Developing quality Higher Jyoti college of 17-18 Feb, Institution education in india management 2020 : Looking ahead science & technology, bareilly

6 Lovi Singh Co-ordination Stress free Mascot college of 22 Feb, Among education education, bareilly 2020 Students,Teacher and Parents in Education Reducing brain-drain Higher education Jyoti college of 17,18 Feb, in india : Looking management 2020 ahead science & technology, bareilly Need of Value Value of Value Khandelwal 20,21 Feb Education in Modern Education in college of 2019 Context Modern Indian management Context science & 143

technology, bareilly Role of Knowledge Learning Beyond Gangasheel 5 Feb, 2020 in Personality Boundaries Mahavidyalaya,Na Development wabganj Current Status and India Teacher MJPRU, Bareilly 15,17 Feb, Future of Education at 2020 Technological inputs Crossroads: and Other Whitherto Innovations in Teacher Education Promoting Higher education Jyoti College of 17,18 feb technology- Enabled in india : Looking Mangement, 2020 Learning ahead Science & Technology Student 1 Yash Srivastava Poster presentation 28-29 Feb on Biolumne scence ICRAS Invertis 2020 in Aquactic Eco University system 2 Yash Srivastava Paper in Biofuel ICRAS Invertis University 28-29 Feb 2020 3 Sugam Agarwal Navic- India’s own ICRAS, Invertis Universty. 28-29 Feb positioning and 2020 navigation system

6. Conference/workshop/seminar attended by the faculty members S. Name of Title of the conf./work./se Place Date & No the m. duration . faculty

NAAC Awareness NAAC Regional Higher 2 Feb Programme NAP Awareness Education office 2019 Programme NAP Bareilly. Environmental issues Decreasing level Bareilly College, 20-22 Jan and challenges in the of drinking water Bareilly 2019 21st century(EICC- is dangerous 2019) signal for whole world. 1 Raghaven Springer Nature Scientific writing Springer Nature 15 May dra for journals 2020 Rastogi Inpods Webcast on Inpods 21

Advanced OBE- May2020 Identifying weaker students and remedial actions Traditional aims of National KCMT, Bareilly 22 May

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education and modern Webposium 2020 technology : paradox or possiblity How to motivate International Shri Vaishnav College 30May yourself during the Webinar of Commerce, Indore, 2020 time of hardship MP Impact of COVID 19 National Webinar Centre of Management 28 May of human resource Studies G.S College of 2020 practices in higher Commerce and education institutes Economics autonomous, Jabalpur, MP

Highlights on Draft National Webinar Invertis University, 23'Apri'20 NPE 2019 Bareilly 20 "Challenges and National Webinar Bareilly CollegeBareilly 10th"May Prospects in Higher "2020 Education in Global 2 Deepika Pandemic Sharma Knowledge generation National Webinar Bombay teachers, 12thMay- in Education during Training college 16th COVID-19 Pandemic May2020 A Paradigm Shift in National Webinar Shri Jai Narian Mishra 14th'May' Indian Education in P.G.College ,Lucknow 2020 the Present Scenario' "Human Values and National Webinar KCMT, Bareilly 16th"May Ethics in Higher "2020 Eduaction" Pedagogy of teaching National Webinar Bappa Narain 17th"May and learning amidst Vocational Post "2020 COVID-19 Pandemic Graduate College, Lucknow Collaborative National 23rd'May' Invertis, Bareilly Learning Webinar 2020 National Seminar भावा配मक एकता का Gangasheel college, : 20-Sep-19 एक सूत्र एक राष्ट्र एक Bareilly भाषा

Indian teacher National Seminar MJPRU CAMPUS, 15-17 Feb, education at Bareilly 2019 crossroads : Whitherto

Gender sensitization : National Seminar MJPRU CAMPUS, 12 Feb, Ashish Issues & Challenges Bareilly 2019 Mishra Skill development in National Seminar MJPRU CAMPUS, 4-5 Feb India : Challenges & 3 Bareilly 2019 Opportunities National Seminar पंडित दीन दयाल उपा鵍याय की 饃�ष्ट्ि मᴂ MJPRU CAMPUS, 25 Sep, Bareilly 2019 समावेशन और एका配मता

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Shri Swami Vivekanand Shikshan Sanstha, 15 May, E-learning resources National Webinar Kolhapur’s Arts and 2020 Commerce College, Nagthane IQAC Accreditation 30 management system National Webinar Inpods Ed-tech April,2020 demo Mahatma Gandhi Ground based chitrakoot gramodaya solutions for curbing vishwavidyalaya, 10-13 economic slowdown National Webinar chitrakoot, M.P. in MAY, of india during & after association with BSM & 2020 corona pendamic Matrubhumi sankalp situation foundation National Webinar 23 Collaborative learning Invertis University May,2020 Exploring & CSJM university, 02 May, understanding the National Webinar Kanpur 2020 COVID-19 Pandemic Faculty development 01 May, program on outcome National Webinar Inpods Ed-tech 2020 based education Highlights of draft on 23 April, National Webinar Invertis University NPE 2019 2020 Open educational Gargi college, DU, 21 May, National Webinar resources Delhi 2020 Online teaching 29 April, learning & Online National Webinar Inpods Ed-tech 2020 assessment platform Machine learning 18-23 National Webinar SIRT, Bhopal applications May, 2020 Scientific writing for 15 May, National Webinar Springer Nature journals 2020

भावा配मक एकता का Gangasheel college, : 20-Sep-19 एक सूत्र एक राष्ट्र एक Bareilly 4 भाषा Accreditation 30 management system National Webinar Inpods Ed-tech April,2020 demo Rajesh Exploring & CSJM university, 02 May, Kumar understanding the National Webinar Kanpur 2020 Chauhan COVID-19 Pandemic Faculty development 01 May, program on outcome National Webinar Inpods Ed-tech 2020 based education Empowering Teaching National Webinar JNU (WETOM II) 09,10 May Learning through 2020 online Mode Global Impact of National Webinar G.L Bajaj Institute of 22 May

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Covid 19 on Higher Technology & 2020 Education Management Online Course National Webinar UGC-HRDC University 11,13 May Design,Development of Hyderabad 2020 and Delivery 5 Tusharika Highlights of draft on 23 April, National Webinar Invertis University saxena NPE 2019 2020 KCMT Group of 28 Teacher Competency : Institutions P.G.I. Of March,201 Strategies and Impact National Seminar Management 9 Highlights of draft on 23 April, NPE 2019 National Webinar Invertis University 2020 23 May, Collaborative learning National Webinar Invertis University 2020 Teacher Education After COVID-19: Challenges and Teachers Training 30 May, Possibilities National Webinar College, Bhagalpur 2020 Pandemic COVID-19 : Navyug Kanya Psychological Issues Mahavidyalaya, 26 May, and Solutions National Webinar Lucknow 2020 6 Multidimensional National Challenges in Human Webinar Behaviour during Greater Noida College 23 May, COVID-19 Lockdown of Education 2020 Lovi Singh Exploring & National understanding the Webinar CSJM university, 02 May, COVID-19 Pandemic Kanpur 2020 Future of Work and National Khandelwal College, 17 May, Workplaces Webinar Bareilly 2020 Online Learning : 21st National Century Education At Webinar SJNM P.G. college, 26 May, Crossroads Lucknow 2020 Upcoming Economic National and Marketing Webinar Challenges for India ST. John's College, Agra post COVID-19 and Sam Higginbottom 19,20 May Lockdown University 2020 Learn 7 Habits of National Highly Effective Webinar People with Dr. Vinay Khandelwal College, 12 May, Khandelwal Bareilly 2020 Scientific writing for National 15 May, journals Webinar Springer Nature 2020 Highlights of Draft on National 23 April, NPE 2019 Webinar Invertis university 2020 Workshop Divyangjan 17-20 Sarandha Dylexia and A.D.H.D Sashaktikaran Vibhag, March Sharma suffereing students Bareilly 2018 National 23 May, Collaborative learning Webinar Invertis University 2020 Tap the Energy within National Invertis University 7 May, 147

Webinar 2020 7 Mind Matters(Secrets National 25 May, of success) Webinar Invertis University 2020 Open educational National Gargi college, DU, 21 May, resources Webinar Delhi 2020 Pandemic COVID-19 : National navyug Kanya Psychological Issues Webinar Mahavidyalaya, 26 May, and Solutions Lucknow 2020 Oakridge International 20 May, Career Counselling National Webinar School 2020 7. Award/fellowship received by the faculty members S.No. Name of the faculty Name of Award/Fellowship Awarding Agency 1 Deepika Sharma P.G Forum

8. Membership/association of the faculty members in professional bodies S.No. Name of the faculty Name the body/society Membership/Association type 2 Tusharika saxena Bhartiye shikshan mandal Life member 3 Rajesh Kumar Chauhan Bhartiye shikshan mandal Life member 4 Deepika Sharma Bhartiya Shikshan Mandal Co-Cordinator ,Bareilly 5 Deepika Sharma Pragya Parishad Vice -President, Rohilkhand Region 6 Deepika Sharma Ekal Abhiyan Life-time member 7 Ashish Mishra Bhartiye shikshan mandal Life-time member 8 Lovi Singh Bhartiya Shikshan Mandal Life Time Member

9. Industrial visit/excursion details (for students) S.No. Name Name of the Industry/place of visit Date Coordinator/s class/no. of students 1 Raghavendra B.EL.ED 4 sem, Nainital 13 Oct, Rastogi & B.A.B.Ed 4 sem, 2019 Lovi Singh B.Sc. B.Ed.4 2 Raghavendra Punjab,Amritsar,Chandigarh,K 24 Feb, 2020 to 29 Rastogi & urushetra,Delhi Feb, 2020 Lovi Singh B.EL.ED 4 sem 3 Raghavendra Punjab,Amritsar,Chandigarh,K 24 Feb, 2020 to 29 Rastogi & urushetra,Delhi Feb, 2020 Lovi Singh B.A.B.Ed 4 sem 4 B.Sc. B.Ed. NBFGR & NBRI, Lucknow 14 Feb, 2020 Ashish Mishra (ZBC) 2 sem/24 5 B.Sc.B.Ed/ Manali 22-25 April 2019 B.A.B.Ed 4 Sarandha Sharma Semester

10. Details of Project by students S.No. Name of the student/s Name of the Title of the 148

guide/s project 1 Yash Srivastav, rashi, Ishu, Ramandeep,Sheetal, Mohd. Majid Herbarium Monika 2 Yash srivastava, monika, ishu, rashi Gupta Dr. Sneha Verma Dissection

11. Details of outreach/community awareness programs S.No. Name of the Title/subject of the Date & Place of Number of coordinator programs the programs people benefitted 1 Tusharika saxena B.Sc.B.Ed VIII/ 32 Rurria Village 500 Students 2 Tusharika saxena B.El.Ed IInd Rajau 500 sem/46Students Paraspur23/11/2019 3 Rajesh Kumar B.A/B.Sc .B.Ed8 sem Rurria Village 500 Chauhan 4 Rajesh Kumar B.Sc .B.Ed II sem Rajau Paraspur Chauhan 500 5 Lovi Singh B.A.B.ED 8 sem Ruriya Village/ 28 500 Feb,2020 6 Ashish Mishra B.A .B.Ed. 2 sem Ruriya Village/ 28 500 Feb,2020

12. Students achievement CTET Qualified Students Name: Sushmita Shastri, Vasudha Verma, Pooja Bisht (e.g. qualified competitive exam, placement in top companies etc.) 13. Faculty achievement (not covered under any point above) 1. Raghavendra Rastogi - LLB(2013), PGDYO(2018), NCC- ‘C’ Certificate, TET2011, TET2018, TET2019, SUPERTET 2019-2020. 2. Ashish Mishra - UGC NTA NET (JUNE 2019), 3. RAJESH KUMAR CHAUHAN - UGC NTA NET ( DEC 2015 & JUNE 2016) , NCC C Certificate,Succssfuly Completed High Altitude Trekking conducted by NAF UP Chapter Sponsored by UGC 11 to 20 Dec 1998 4. Sarandha Sharma- NCC- C Certificate Holder, PDC (Personality Developmment Programm)- OTA (Officers Traning Academy) Gwalior. (e.g. additional qualification/certification/NET/GATE etc.) 14. Any other achievement of the department (not covered under any point above)  1-day Yoga Camp organised by Education Department 16 Nov 2019. (e.g. projects, grants, funds etc. received) 15. Efforts made by the department to enhance quality of teaching-learning and other activities (if any)  Online Teaching (e.g. any innovative teaching-learning method, assessment method, MOU, value added courses etc.)

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1 National Seminar

2 Tour: Punjab, Amritsar, Chandigarh, Kurushetra, Delhi

24 Feb, 2020 to 29 Feb, 2020

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3 Nainital tour

13oct, 2019

4 Yoga Camp 16 nov,2019

5 Communit y awareness programm e

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Faculty of MANAGEMENT Department of Journalism and Mass communication Annual Report for Session 2019-20 1. Departmental Goals 2. All the faculty members are Ph.D. or have to register for Ph.D. in this session. 3. Efforts to be made for identifying and securing paid internship opportunities for the interested students with the help of CRC. 4. Special classes for helping the interested students preparing for NET/JRF etc. 5. One research paper by each of the faculty members of the department. 6. Atleast 20% of the teachers will start Technology Enabled Learning (TEL), SWAYAM from this semester by using available tools such as “Classroom” by Google and virtual Classes as provided by MHRD.

2. Conference/workshop/seminar organized S.No. Title Date Name of the No. of Convener Participants 1 CommCon 2019 14 & 15 SEP2020 MS.NASREEN 200 International conference on NEW JAVED MEDIA AND CITIZEN RIGHTS COMMUNICATION

3. Guest Lectures Organized S.No. Name and affiliation of Title of the lecture Date expert 1. Waqar Haider,Correspondent Science and technology reporting 27th Sept.2019 IANS, Delhi 2. Priyangi Agarwal,beauro Investigative Reporting 19 th Oct.2019 chief, TOI, Bareilly 3. Mr. Aradhya Tiwari Digital platform and fake news 21 st April 2020 4. Ms. Ananya Srivastav Functioning of news Room & ethics 24th April 2020 of VO 5. Ms. Saumya Tripathi Radio Programming 2nd May 2020

1. Asha sharma Women in Communication Oct-Dec 2019 - business and Today impact of social media on women enterp.

5. Paper presentation details (faculty members/students) S.No. Author Title of paper Name of Place Date (write only first conference author name & et.al. after that) 1 ASHA SHARMA A study on the CommCon2019 Invertis 14-15 & ZOYA ABRAR changing perception University, Sept.2019 KHAN towards the New media Bareilly based comm. channels

6. Conference/workshop/seminar attended by the faculty members S.No. Name of the Title of the conf./work./sem. Place Date & faculty duration 1 Ms.Asha Conf. AMIC Bangkok, Thailand 7-06-2019 Sharma 2 Ms.Asha Multidisciplinary workshop Lucknow 03-03-2019 Sharma 3. Ms.Zoya Abrar Workshop- PRSI ALL INDIA MASS Delhi 16-03-2019 khan COMM.CONGRESS 4. Ms.Zoya Abrar WOMEN EMPOWERMENT- Delhi 8-03-2019 khan INSTITUTE FOR INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT(SAMADHAN) 5 Ms.Zoya Abrar ELSEVIER (HOW TO PUBLISH IN TMU,Moradabad 22-05-2019 khan SCHOLARLY JOURNAL) 6 Mr.Utkarsh Leadership for new India MJP, Rohailkhand 14-15 April Mishra University,Bareilly 2019

7. Membership/association of the faculty members in professional bodies S.No. Name of the Name the body/society Membership/Association type faculty 1 Mr.Utkarsh Mishra IFTDA-indian film and tv Member director association

8. Industrial visit/excursion details (for students) S.No. Name Name of the class/no. Industry/place of Date Coordinator/s of students visit 1 Mr.Utkarsh Mishra 50 BJMC 1 and 2 year NEWS 18 07 nov 2019 153

Mr.Utkarsh Mishra 23 Students BJMC 2 & 3 Kareri, Kandha 14 to 17 oct 2 & Ms.Asha Shrama year Himachal Pradesh,India 2019

9. Details of Project by students S.No. Name of the Name of the Title of the project student/s guide/s 1 Minal saeed Zoya Abrar Khan Role of whtsapp in spreading misinformation 2 Sartak dave Utkarsh mishra OTT platform and theatrical release 3 Tarun Maheshwari Asha Sharma Role Of E services in changing Lifestyle 4 Parth Pal Utkarsh Mishra Indian Cinema & its Global Appeal 5 Shruti gaur Asha Sharma An Empirical study on Lord Krishna as the management guru 6 Satyam pandey Political campaign on new media ,its impact on voting pattern

10. Ph.D. candidate details S.No Name of Name of Title of the Date of Status . the the Thesis registratio (pursuing/complete candidat supervisor/ n d) e s 1 Aachal Dr.Rubina AWADHI FOLK 12.03.2019 PURSUING Praveen Verma SONGS AS A FORM OF MASS COMMUNICATIO N IN CONTEMPORAR Y SOCIETY 2 Nidhi Dr. Rubina BROADCAST 12.03.20019 PURSUING Gupta Verma MEDIA AS AN EFFECTIVE TOOL OF VALUES AND VIRTUES - AN ANALYTICAL STUDY

11. Ph.D. guidance by the faculty members S.No. Name of the No. of students No. of students enrolled in other Faculty enrolled in IU universities 1. Dr.Rubina Verma 02(2019) Nill (PC Department)

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(e.g. additional qualification/certification/NET/GATE etc.) ZOYA ABRAR KHAN- UGC NET 2019 ZOYA ABRAR KHAN- AMU Bachelor and masters 04 Gold medals 13. Any other highlights of the department (not covered under any point above) (e.g. new program started etc.) -Inhouse workshop by Mr. Utkarsh Mishra on Professional Video editing for BJMC all Semester students dated 21stMay 2020

Guest lecure by MR. Waqar haider

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National press day 2019

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Practical Classes

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Students summer training presentation

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Inter departmental lecture by Dr. AB Kafaltiya sir

Radio practical

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Department of Professional Communication Annual Report for Session 2019-20 1. Departmental Goals i. To equip students with Professional Language proficiency ii. To develop verbal, nonverbal and other cognitive abilities iii. To Provide students with cohesive and Integrated Personality Development Program iv. Emphasis on Creative, Academic and Business Writing v. To provide Training and Development Programs for Career Building 2. Conference/workshop/seminar organized S.No. Title Date Name of the No. of Convener Participants 1. CommCon2019 14&15 September, Nasreen Javed 200 IInd International Conference 2019 “New Media and citizens rights to communicate” 2. English Remedial Classes 15-30th May,2020 Dr. Rubina Verma 300 (Online Virtual Workshop) 3. English Remedial Classes-II 8th-22nd June,2020 Amritansh Mishra 300 (Online Virtual Workshop)

3. Guest Lectures Organized S.No Name and affiliation of expert Title of the lecture Date . 1. DR. DHANASHREE KATEKHAYE, "Self-development skills and Interview 29-May-2020 Research Associate, Szent Istvan University, techniques" Hungary 2. Ms Ramya Mishra, Founder partner and "PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT and 21-May-2020 Perception Director, PR365 IT'S MARKETING PERSPECTIVE"

3. Mr. K.N. Sheshadri, Director, TAKTSYS "TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION and 20-May-2020 LLP, Technical consultant IEI Ovt Ltd, Forth LEADERSHIP SKILLS" Partner Solar Pvt Ltd, IMYNDA India Pvt Ltd.

4. Publication details (faculty members/students) Sr. Author Title of paper Name of Vol., Month & Impact No. (write only Journal issue, Year of Factor (if first author page Publicatio any) name & et.al. number n after that) 1. Dr. Rubina Verma Role of Pune Research Volume 4, May- JIF 3.01 communication in Discovery - An Issue 2 Juy/2019 customer International relationship Journal of 163

Management- advanced studies (ISSN2455-9202) 2. Amritansh Mishra "Understanding of MUMUKSHU Volume 8 June 2019 JIF 4.01 Psychology helps (Journal of No. (I) in Humanities) ISSN employability: The 0976-5085 Perspective of employers 3. Dr. Rubina Verma "Where the mind is Pune Research VOL; Issue June 2019 JIF 3.02 without fear the Journal An 5 study International of poem with a Journal in English feminist outlook (ISSN 2454-3454)

5. Conference/workshop/seminar attended by the faculty members: S.No. Name of Title of the conf./work./sem. Place Date & the faculty duration 1. Amritansh Survival and Growth of MSMEs during and after Virtual 12, May 2020 Mishra Covid 19 (Chamber of Indian Micro small and Seminar Medium Enterprises) (Webinar)

6. Membership/association of the faculty members in professional bodies S.No. Name of the Name the body/society Membership/Association type faculty 1. Amritansh Mishra Indian Industrial Association, Active Member Bareilly 2. Amritansh Mishra IMPETUS Prerna Educational Managing Director Society, Bareilly

7. Ph.D. guidance by the faculty members

S. Name of the No. of students Student Name Student ID No. of students No Faculty enrolled in IU enrolled in other . universities 1. Dr. Rubina 4 Verma Parul Tyagi PEN2015001 Mohammad H. Rehman PHE2015001 AANCHAL PRAVEEN PHDJ2018004 NIDHI GUPTA PHDJ2018001

8. Faculty achievement

Sr. No. Name of Faculty Achievement Subject/Theme Date/Year Member 1. Amritansh Mishra NET- Management Management December/2013 2. Bushra Khanam NET- English English June/2018

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9. Efforts made by the department to enhance quality of teaching-learning and other activities (if any) Sr. No. Activity Students Involved 1. English Remedial Classes 300 2. Mock Interviews All Final Year Students 3. Group Discussions and Personal Interview training All Final Year Students 4. Workshop on Business Etiquettes 500 5. Profiling of the students. Categorized into (A, B,C & D) group 1200 6. Spoken English Classes 600 7. Faculty Interactive Classes (English Speaking) 150 8. Learning through digital software All year students (Syllabus wise) 9. Smart Classes (Student-Student teaching process) 500

10. Any other highlights of the department (not covered under any point above)

Professional communication Faculty uses strategies, learning theory, and technologies to help students to communicate effectively in the Professional world.

1. We are developing student’s insight and favorable attitude towards English language. 2. Teaching English as a second language and empowering students to take their places in the global community and become active participants in the global conversation. 3. We are developing communication standards in students. 4. Developing the creativity of the students related to verbal ability and reasoning or fluency of language. 5. Use of latest technology: Orell Language Lab for improving reading, writing, listening and speaking skills of students. Oréll Digital Language lab: Oréll DLL is a combination of technology and communication. The maestros in the field of communication merging together with information communication technology of Oréll conceived and delivered software to disseminate free flowing communication with excellent pronunciation.

6. We develop extra abilities by organizing different activities in Class-rooms for instance Perception test, words association test, PPT Presentation, debate, group discussion, Role Plays etc. 7. We organize various events and sessions for giving platform to our students to enhance their communication skills and developing the values, moral and character of the students 8. We conduct extra sessions for Language Underprivileged Students 9. Conducting Motivational sessions for building positive attitude and confidence among students. 10. We conduct theatre classes and Audio video sessions for Improving Language skills 11. Provide students with a cohesive and integrated Personality Development Program for inculcating soft skills, enhancing self-esteem and improving overall personality of them 12. We teach literature to develop sensibility and emotions of students with the purpose to enable them to relish literature. 13. We retain our new students by describing the simple rules of carrying English as communication. 14. We focus on creative writing, academic writing or business writing.

The Modules offered by Professional Communication Department help students to refine their written and verbal communication skills so that they can effectively inform and persuade different audiences in different contexts.

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Department of Agriculture Annual Report for Session: 2019-20

1. Departmental Goals i. Prepare agricultural youth for guiding national agricultural. ii. To enhance resource management skills for excellence in education. iii. Developing capability to lead at national and international level iv. Developing skill to be a food and farm manager v. To develop application of scientific methods of analysis to problem solving.

2. Guest Lectures Organized

S.No. Name and affiliation of expert Title of the lecture Date Mr. Arif Nihal, Zonal manager, Gharda 1 Agriculture at a glance 28/04/2020 Chemicals Ltd. Mumbai Dr. Barjinder Pal Kaur, Assistant 2 Novel food processing techniques 14/05/2020 Professor, NIFTEM, Haryana Biology & strategies for sustainable Dr. Jaba Jagdish, Scientist & Head of 3 management of full armyworm Spodoptera 26/05/2020 Entomology, ICRISAT, Hyderabad frugiperda (J.E.Smith) in Sorghum/Maize” Dr. Shalini Mishra, Former Food Food fermentation and its role in immune 4 Scientist,GFI Fellow,GFI, 06/06/2020 enhancement during COVID-19 California,USA Dr. Mona Joshi, Research and Development Manager, Parijat Desert Locust crisis and management 4 06/06/2020 IndustriesGreater Kailash-II,New Delhi- strategies 110048 Dr. Jyotsana Singh, FSSAI, New Delhi Food safety and regulations 5 07/06/2020

Dr. Sudhir Singh, Retd.Principal Scientist, IIVR, Varanasi 6 Food additives and its effects 10/06/2020

" 7 Prof.H.N.Mishra, IIT,Kharagpur GMP Practices in Food Industry 11/06/2020

3. Publication details (faculty members/students)

Author (write Vol., issue, Month & Impact only first Name of S.No. Title of paper page Year of Factor (if author name & Journal number Publication any) et.al. after that)

Morpho-chemical Indian Ashish K.Singh quality improvement in 89(8) 1251- 1 Agriculture of 2019 et al, tomato trough heterosis 1255 journal sciences bredding 2 Ashish K.Singh Genetic analysis in International 8(1)2767- 2020

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et al, Okra under Tarai Journal of 2770 region of Uttarakhand. Chemical studies 4. Paper presentation details (faculty members/students)

Author (write only Name of S.No. first author name & Title of paper Place Date conference et.al. after that)

Soil test crop response based fertilizer 28-29 1 Varun Kumar prescription on marigold grown on ICRAS 2020 Bareilly feb, mollisols of Uttarakhand 2020

5. Conference/workshop/seminar attended by the faculty members

Name of Date & S.No. Title of the conf./work./sem. Place the faculty duration Sustainable agriculture Mr. Ashish October,11- 1 development in changing global BHU Varanasi Kumar 13 2019 servicves Dr Varun February 28- 2 ICRAS-2020 IU, Bareilly Kumar 29, 2020 Dr. Varun Advance technique in Plant tissue February 12- 3 GBPUA&T, Pantnagar Kumar culture 13, 2020 Mr. Ashish Innovative horticulture and value May,28- 4 GBPUA&T, Pantnagar Kumar chain management 31,2019 Dr. Varun Webinar on current scenario of 5 Invertis University, Bareilly June 6,2020 Kumar cyber crime and Its safeguard Dr. Akshita Webinar on Covid 19 and its 6 Vivek group of colleges June 13, 2020 Banga impact on environment Webinar on Faculty Awareness Dr. Akshita June,11-14- 7 Programme “Online teaching NIFTEM,Sonepat Banga 2020 pedagogy in higher education” International Webinar on Pandemic Dr. Akshita Chaman Lal Mahadvidyalaya 8 COVID 19:Lessons,Learned and June,5,2020 Banga Landhura, HAridwar Adaptions Webinar on Faculty Awareness Dr. Jyoti June,11-14- 9 Programme “Online teaching NIFTEM,Sonepat Pandey 2020 pedagogy in higher education” Dr. Jyoti Webinar on Pandemic COVID Chaman Lal Mahadvidyalaya 10 June,5,2020 Pandey 19:Lessons,Learned and Adaptions Landhura, HAridwar Dr.Soniya Webinar on Covid 19 and its 5 Vivek group of colleges June 13, 2020 Joshi impact on environment Dr.Soniya Webinar on Impact of Covid-19 on 6 Joshi Education (Challenges & Gramin College of Education June 10,2020 Opportunities) Dr.Soniya Webinar on Environmental Vivek Group of College 7 June 19,2020 Joshi Degradation: A Voluntary Mass

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Suicide Dr.Soniya International Webinar on Pandemic Chaman Lal Mahadvidyalaya 8 Joshi COVID 19:Lessons,Learned and June,5,2020 Landhura, HAridwar Adaptions Dr.Soniya SIMPLE STATISTICS Joshi e-workshop on Data Analysis SOLUTION AND TRAINING June 13- 9 Using SPSS PROVIDER (SSSTP), 14,2020 Tirunelveli, Dr.Soniya Dr. Janak Singh Socio-Cultural E FDP on FDP on Research June 14- 10 Joshi Educational Society Methodology and ICT Tools" 20,2020

Dr.Soniya Webinar on “Challenges, Joshi Opportunities and Future of Agri All India Agricultural Students May 30-31, 11 and Association 2020 Allied Research and Education: Post Covid Era” Webinar on Impact of Covid -19 on Dr.Soniya May 29-30, 12 Teaching & Learning in Higher Arya Kanya Degree College Joshi 2020 Education Webinar on Impact of COVID-19 Dr. Mudita May 29-30, 13 on Teaching and Learning in Arya Kanya Degree College verma 2020 Higher Education Dr. Mudita Webinar on current scenario of 14 Invertis University, Bareilly June 6,2020 verma cyber crime and Its safeguard Dr. Mudita Webinar on Covid 19 and its 15 Vivek group of colleges June 13, 2020 verma impact on environment Dr. Janak Singh Socio-Cultural Dr. Mudita E FDP on FDP on Research June 14- 16 Educational Society verma Methodology and ICT Tools" 20,2020

6. Industrial visit/excursion details (for students)

Name of the class/no. of S.No. Name Coordinator/s Industry/place of visit Date students Dr. Jyoti Pandey and VIPKAS, Almora and October, 3 to 1 BSc (Ag.) III year /20 Dr, VArun Tripathi TERI, Mukteshwar 5,2019 BSc (H.) (Ag.) II year And 2 Dr. Surabhi Shukla M.Sc.Food technology II ICAR-DCFR, Bhimtal 07-11-2019 year / 22 Dr. Akshita Banga and Kisan Mela, GBPUA&T, 3 B.Sc (Hons.) Ag. I year/90 27/09/2019 Ms. Rashmi Pantnagar Mushroom Cultivation Dr. Akshita Banga and 4 BSc (H.) (Ag.) II year/30 training, BSc (H.) (Ag.) II 13-1612-2019 Ms. Rashmi year

7. Faculty achievement (not covered under any point above) Mr. Ashish K. Singh Awarded best poster at International conference, conducted by BHU Varanasi 169

8. Efforts made by the department to enhance quality of teaching-learning and other activities (if any) Department used following online teaching tools during the current academic year.

1 Google Classroom 2 Virtual Labs 3 Swayam Portal 4 NPTEL

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