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Annual Report 2016-17 Annual Report 2016-17 Important Information – Name of the college - Govt. Degree College Place of the college - Timarni District - Harda Division - Narmadapuram Year of establishment of college - 1983 Name of Principal - Dr. R.K. Patil Contact - 9425437755 E-mail - [email protected] Name of Reporting In charge - Dr. J.K. Jain, Ass. Prof. Contact - 9826335243 E-mail - [email protected] Date of report submission - 10/08/2017 Part I 1. The Principal’s Report The students of Government College, Timarni, according to its name and fame, have reached the heights not only in educational fields but also in other curricular activities also. The students have achieved the new goals in the fields of Literature, Culture etc., as per the records of last year. The different events conducted by the college, for the overall enhancement of the students are- 1) Awareness Programme for the New Voters :- The students at their entry to the college level, have also achieved their voters age, so the activities under this program are to make the new voters recognise their rights and their duties. 2) Importance of Driving License :- As being grown up and attended the age of ‘Adult Franchise’, the students are ought to drive, so the necessity of the knowledge of traffic rules etc., which can be started with attaining the Driving License. 3) Blood Donation Camp :- Being grown up brings the feeling of responsibility which can hopefully achieved by donations and the easy and healthy means of donations is to donate blood. 4) Educational Tour :- The different practical knowledge for the students can be obtained by having practicals. According to the courses the students of B.A, B.Com, and B.Sc, have the respective Educational Tours are planned timely. 5) Rojgar Mela :- According to different courses, the different Companies invite and introduce different opportunities for the freshers. Facing the challenges of last year and keeping in view the enthusiasm of the students and welfare and progress of the college some new activities are to be undertaken with the help of Government and Jan bhagidari Samiti. These are the following ones - 1) New Degrees and Diploma Courses. 2) Expansion of Smart Room classes. 3) Provisions for E-library 4) New Laboratory for IT. 5) Formation of a society of students, for give and take of knowledge regarding placements. 6) Expansion of botanical garden. 7) IT News , news regarding latest updates in IT sector 8) Weekly News, news regarding latest updates and awareness in any field from the students corner. 9) Message alert, by the Faculty Members, in favor of the students and staff Members. 10) Negative News, Focus to be made on Negative News so the same mistakes are not being repeated. 11) Whats app message at classroom levels created by the concern faculty. 2.Overview (i) Vision, Mission and Objectives of the college Vision: - To provide quality and value based education and built the carrier of Students of Semi urban area Timarni and the students residing near by tribal belt. Mission: - To initiate curiosity about higher education among the students of near by remote tribal area surrounding Timarni. Objectives: - : To inculcate spirit of nationality and civil responsibility. : To develop technical skill to face the challenges of society. : To develop linguistic skill and computer awareness to face modern needs. : To develop secular spirit and religious tolerance. : To train the students to preserve near by cultural heritage. : To impart higher education to a large number of students from rural areas near Timarni, most of whom belong to deprived sections like SC, ST, AND OBC. (ii) Brief introduction of the college (including the status (Govt. / Lead Constituent/ Affiliated/ Private), Parent University, UGC recognition, CPE status, etc), location & campus area. Name : Government Degree College Timarni Address : Rahatgaon Road Timarni (Dist. Harda) Pin : 461228 State : Madhya Pradesh www.gdctimarni.in [email protected] 07573-230269 1. Status of the institution : - Affiliated College for Barkatullah University Bhopal. 2. Type of Institution : - This is a Co-ed college for program run under regular mode. 3. Sources of funding : - College is funded by M.P. Government and UGC New Delhi. 4. Location of the campus : - This College stands in a semi urban area and area in sq. Mts. which is totally surrounded by 2.5 acer Campus and 0.98 as build up area. (iii) History of the college with significant milestones Our institution is located in Timarni Tehsil Head quarter known for its “TIMBER DEPOT’’ and biggest college of Harda district within rural area. Ever since its establishment in July 1983, it has passed through a process of gradual development, blossoming from bud into a flower and from a sapling into a tree. It is on its onward toward excellence and dissemination of knowledge. It has been catering to the academic needs of the student of remote rural villages in the periphery of Timarni town. At the same time, its beneficiaries also include the children of a large number of civilians of tribal villages. It is worth mentioning that about 78% students studying here belong to SC, ST and OBC categories. It also goes to our credit that most of the girls prefer to study here inspite of existence of various private colleges. To put into other words, it is carrying out the Nobel mission of providing social justice to the downtrodden and women. Today, the college provides higher education in all the three disciplines Arts, Science and Commerce by imparting education in 13 academic programs (8 at degree level, 5 at post graduate level). The degree level programs are B.A. (Plain & Computer), B.Com. (Plain & Computer), B.Sc. (Maths, Biology & Computer), B.C.A. & B.B.A. At P.G. level, the academic programs include M.Com., M.A. in Political Science, Economics & Sociology, M.Sc. in Computer Science. Moto is: - “Utkrishth Prabandhan, Samarpit Pradhyapak, Anushasshit Vidyarthi” (iv) Faculties and Major Disciplines Name of the Sanctioned S. Medium of No. of students Program Program/ Duration Entry / admitted No. Level Course Qualification instruction approved Student strength 1 Under- B.A 3years H.S.S.C Of MP Hindi/ 480 400 Graduate B.Sc 3years Board or English 88+88+90 40+41+48 B.Com 3years Equivalent 253+140 196+74 B.C.A 3years 30 23 B.B.A 3years 60 18 2 Post- M.A 2years As per the norm Hindi/ 33 27 Graduate (Political of Higher English science) 2years Education deptt. 33 20 M.A 2years MP (Sociology) 2years 33 08 M.A (Economics) 2years 22 14 M.Sc (Computer 33 33 Science) M.Com 3. Senior Management Team and Board of Governors Lists the members of the senior management team (Principal, Registrar, Deans etc.) and members of the Board of Governors including their designations and professional backgrounds. Administrative Hierarchy Principal-Dr.R.K. Patil Financial Controller Academic Disbursing Examinations supervisor Officer- Assistant Controller- Dr.R.K. Patil Dr.V. Raghuvanshi/ Registrar- Deans- Head of Department- Dr. J.K. Jain Dr.V. Raghuvanshi/ Accountan Head clerk-Mr. Dr. J.K. Jain t- Students- AdministrativeP.R.Masatkar Head Faculty - Mr.G.S.Pa 2015 Supporting Staff-All Govt.G. Administrative tel Faculty- Faculty(Teaching & officer-Dr. Cashier 08/Self Non-Teaching) R.K.Patil & Finance- Suppoert 17 Non-teaching ing staff- Staff-Mr.G.S. Patel Human Resource Cell Contractual Appointment Committee-Higher Education (Bhopal) 4. Admission Statistics The number of applicants at the UG and PG level who ranked the college as their 1st, 2nd and 3rd preference, the number of applications received for PhD courses, and the number of students admitted at each level as per the following format. Applications UG PG PhD Applications that ranked the college as the 1st preference 556 180 NA Applications that ranked the college as the 2nd preference 162 21 Applications that ranked the college as the 3rd preference 51 25 Total number of applications received 769 226 Number of students admitted 725 190 Data Source: E-pravesh portal, records of the affiliating university A brief demographic profile of students admitted (in terms of gender, caste, whether from MP etc.) Name of the Course Gender Category % of % of students M/F students from other states from the State BA(Plain) 162/184 SC-110, 100% Nil ST-77, OBC-130 GEN-29 BA(Computer) 20/34 SC-16, 100% Nil ST-19, OBC-11 GEN-08 B.Com.(Plain) 122/74 SC-17 100% Nil ST-17 OBC-117 GEN-45 5. Academic Programs: Core Programs - UG & PG Core programs at UG level Stream Name of the Core Eligibility Optional subjects Program Arts Bachelor of Arts 10+2 from a Foundation course + a group recognized Board of 3 optional subjects OR 10+2 with relevant course from M.P. Board . Commarce Bachelor of 10+2 from a commarce recognized Board Foundation course + a group OR 10+2 with of 3 optional subjects relevant course from M.P. Board science Bachelor of 10+2 from a science recognized Board Foundation course + a group OR 10+2 with of 3 optional subjects relevant course from M.P. Board Core Options at PG level Faculty Name of the Eligibility Subject Options Core Program Arts Master of Arts 3 years Graduate Degree course Sociology in any faculty/Honors degree Political Science course in same subject Economics commerce Master of 3 years Graduate Degree course Commerce in commerce /Honors degree Management Group course in same subject Science Master in 3 years Graduate Degree course computer in science faculty with maths or Computer science science physics or Honors degree course in same subject M.Phil/ Ph.D. Programs S.no. Subject Eligibility No.
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