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Self Study Report 2017 Self Study Report For NAAC-3rd Cycle Submitted to National Assessment & Accreditation Council Bangalore Submitted by Navgan Shikshan Sanstha Rajuri (Navgan)’s Padmabhushan Vasantdada Patil College, Patoda. Dist. Beed. Maharashtra 414 204 March 2017 N. S. S. R’s Padmabhushan Vasantdada Patil College, Patoda : Self Study Report (Cycle 3) Page 1 About us: Our parent institution Navgan Shikshan Sanstha Rajuri (Navgan) is a renowned educational institution in Beed district. It is popular for providing quality education especially in rural area. The visionary benevolent socio- educational leadership of Beed district Late Sau. Kesharbai Kshirsagar alias ‘Kaku’, the former MP of Beed district established Navgan Shikshan Sanstha Rajuri (Navgan) in 1963 visualizing to provide primary to higher education to that strata of the society which was deprived of educational facilities and development. The sanstha eventually established medical college, agriculture college, education and physical education, military school, nursing school in the district. With a view to create educational, social, political, economic awareness amongst the people of remote, hilly and draught prone area of Patoda, the sanstha established Padmabhushan Vasantdada Patil College in July 1989. The college is permanently affiliated to Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad. The college received UGC recognition under 2 (f) and 12 (B) in 2007. The college is awarded ‘B’ grade by NAAC Bangalore in the first cycle of accreditation in 2004 and the second cycle of reaccreditation in 2012. The college has completed successful journey of 26 years. It has been always our sincere attempt to consistently organize student centered and society oriented activities to create sense of social awareness and responsibility amongst our students, developing their overall personality and shaping them as a responsible citizens of our country. Outstanding characteristics of the college: The college is well popular for the best infrastructure facilities and quality education provided in rural and hilly area. The college offers UG courses in Arts, Science and Commerce and also offers professional courses of B. C. S., B. C. A., B. Sc. IT., MMS. The college runs 09 PG courses in Arts and Social Sciences, 02 in Science and 01 in Commerce. The college is well known for organization of and participation in national and various interdisciplinary events. The college has recently stepped into publication of one national level research journal entitled “Sanshodhandhara” and an international e-research journal “Anusandhan Shatabdi”. The college has highly qualified, dedicated and hard working faculty. The college is leading in completion of minor research projects. We have four recognized research centers and eleven research guides. The college leads in organization of extension activities for community development. We received Second prize of Fifty thousand rupees from government of Maharashtra for best organization of “Jagar Janivancha Abhiyan” It is also appreciated by Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad by honoring with “Ideal Examination Center” award. N. S. S. R’s Padmabhushan Vasantdada Patil College, Patoda : Self Study Report (Cycle 3) Page 2 The NSS unit adopted villages Taley Pimpalgaon, Vaidyakinhi, Sonegaon and changed faces of these villages by contributing and developing in the facets of cleanliness, sanitation, health, plantation, water conservation, environment awareness, eradication of superstitions. Though being in rural area, the college always leads in providing and utilizing most of the ICT facilities to the stakeholders. The provision of Central Computer Laboratory with LAN facility connects the stakeholders with the unlimited outer world of knowledge, information and technology. The English Language Laboratory is a doorway for developing better communication skills. The college is equipped with latest audio-visual aids for teaching and learning. The college has separate central library building with multiple facilities. The library is fully automated and provides INFLIBNET facility along with sufficiently available number of books, journals, periodicals, newspapers, e- books etc. The Women’s Empowerment Committee (Internal Complaint Committee) and the cell for the prevention of sexual harassment of women work to create awareness of gender equality, women’s empowerment, legal awareness and other social issues amongst the people. The college has also provided facility of Women’s hostel for the girls craving for higher education in rural area. The Ragging Prevention Committee alertly works to prevent menace of ragging and harassment of students in higher education. The college strives to build overall personality of the students. It has provided a huge Indoor Sports Stadium with gymnasium and the Athletic Track of 200 meters. The spacious play-ground for outdoor games, the best and consistent coaching for the students has brought forth dazzling success in sports activities. The college is ISO 9001: 2015 certified. Visualizing the mission and goals, the college has produced a considerable number of successful teachers, professors, doctors, engineers, lawyers, journalists, writers, poets, cine-producers and directors, socio-political workers and leaders, army, defense and policemen and officers, self employees and business fellows during last 26 years. N. S. S. R’s Padmabhushan Vasantdada Patil College, Patoda : Self Study Report (Cycle 3) Page 3 College Track ID: MHCOGN 13398 Navgan Shikshan Sanstha Rajuri (Navgan)’s Padmabhushan Vasantdada Patil College, Patoda. Dist. Beed. (M.S.) TABLE OF CONTENTS Section Contents Page Nos. Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) 6 NAAC Steering Committee 6 Preface 7-8 Executive Summary and SWOC analysis 9-15 A Profile of the College 16-24 B Criteria-wise Analytical Report Criterion I : Curricular Aspect 25-34 Criterion II: Teaching Learning and Evaluation 35-68 Criterion III: Research Consultancy and Extension 69-101 Criterion IV: Infrastructure and Learning Resources 102-114 Criterion V: Student Support and Progression 115-135 Criterion VI: Governance, Leadership and 136-155 Management Criterion VII: Innovation and Best Practices 156-162 C Post Accreditation Initiatives 163-165 D Evaluative Reports of the Departments 1. Department of Marathi 166-170 2. Department of Hindi 171-180 3. Department of English 181-185 4. Department of History 186-189 5. Department of Political Science 190-194 6. Department of Public Administration 195-200 7. Department of Economics 201-205 8. Department of Sociology 206-209 9. Department of Geography 210-214 10. Department of Home Science 215-219 11. Department of Physical Education 220-224 12. Department of Physics 225-228 13. Department of Chemistry 229-233 14. Department of Botany 234-239 15. Department of Zoology 240-243 16. Department of Microbiology 244-248 17. Department of Mathematics 249-252 18. Department of Computer Science & Management (B. 253-258 C.S., B.C.A., B.Sc.I.T., M.M.S.) 19. Department of Commerce 259-263 E Declaration by Head of the Institution 264 F Certificate of Compliance 265 Annexure I: Approval of courses by State Government 266-284 and Affiliated University Annexure II: UGC Recognition Under Section 285 2(F) and 12(B) of UGC Act Annexure III: UGC XII Plan General Development 286-287 N. S. S. R’s Padmabhushan Vasantdada Patil College, Patoda : Self Study Report (Cycle 3) Page 4 Copy from UGC Annexure IV: NAAC 1st Cycle Assessment and 288 Accreditation Certificate Annexure V: NAAC 2nd Cycle Assessment and 289 Accreditation Certificate Annexure VI: Master Plan of The College 290-297 Annexure VII: List of Subject Revision 298 Annexure VIII: Participation of Teachers in 299 Orientation and refresher Courses Annexure IX: List of Minor Research Projects ( 300-301 Completed and Ongoing) Annexure X: Peer Team Report 1st and 2nd Cycle. 302-322 Annexure XI: Audit Report of the Institution (2015- 323-334 16) N. S. S. R’s Padmabhushan Vasantdada Patil College, Patoda : Self Study Report (Cycle 3) Page 5 Navgan Shikshan Sanstha Rajuri (Navgan)’s Padmabhushan Vasantdada Patil College Patoda Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) Sr. No. Name Designation 1. Principal Dr. D. B. Aghav Chairperson 2. Dr. M. D. Kshirsagar Member 3. Dr. S. L. Gutte Member 4. Dr. G. L. Pachkore Member 5. Dr. D. H. Chaudhari Member 6. Mr. V. K. Kolhe Member 7. Mr. N. M. Kshirsagar Member 8. Mr. R. G. Randhave Member 9. Dr. M. S. Prakash Member-Coordinator NAAC Steering Committee Criterion/ Designation Name Chairperson Principal Dr. D. B. Aghav Curricular Aspects Mr. K. A. Salunke Dr. B. V. Rakh Mr. A. N. Nagargoje Mrs. M. M. Gadhave Teaching, Learning & Evaluation Dr. G. L. Pachkore Dr. M. D. Kshirsagar Dr. A. N. Dharasurkar Dr. B. M. Mohite Mr. A. K. Dongare Research, Consultancy & Dr. L. S. Gadekar Extension Dr. S. A. Band Dr. J. J. Kshirsagar Dr. D. H.Chaudhari Dr. P. V. Patil Infrastructure & Learning Mr. P. V. Chandak Resources Mr. J. V. Patait Mr. B. J. Rathod Mr. P. G. Sasane Dr. P. A. Sabale Students Support & Progression Dr. P. P. Gaike Dr. R. G. Wadhe Dr. S. G. Bondage Dr. Y. R. Ghodke Mrs. P. B. Irlapalle Mrs. A. K. Chavare Governance Leadership & Dr. A. R. Kshirsagar Management Dr. P. B. Sirsat Mr. V. K. Kolhe Mr. A. B. Kshirsagar Innovations & Best Practices Dr. M. S. Prakash Mr. M. R. Munde Dr. S. L. Gutte Mr. K. S. Ghodke Technical Support Mr. A. U. Bhalerao Mr. M. S. Pathan Mr. B. M. Ghodke Steering Committee Coordinator Dr. M. S. Prakash N. S. S. R’s
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