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Pune District Education Association's MAMASAHEB MOHOL COLLEGE Pune District Education Association's MAMASAHEB MOHOL COLLEGE && ~hþOZ {hVm` & ~hþOZ gwIm`&& Pune District Education Association 48/1 A, Erandwana, Paud Road, Pune 411 038. (Maharashtra) Ph. : (020) 2543 4570, 2543 7341, 2545 8327. web : www.pdeapune.org MANAGING TRUSTEE President Hon. AJIT PAWAR Deputy Chief Minister Maharashtra State Shri. Rajendra Ghadge Vice President Adv. Sandeep Kadam Hon. Secretary Adv. Mohanrao Deshmukh Treasurer Shri. L. M. Pawar Dy. Secretary Shri. A. M. Jadhav Joint. Secretary (Administration) 1 P R O S P E C T U S Pune District Education Association's MAMASAHEB MOHOL COLLEGE 2 P R O S P E C T U S Pune District Education Association's MAMASAHEB MOHOL COLLEGE Information to remember : Publish By : DR. BALKRISHNA ZAWARE Principal P.D.E.A.'s MAMASAHEB MOHOL COLLEGE 48/1, Erandwana, Paud Road, Pune - 411 038. Ph. : 020 - 25443024; Fax. : 020 - 25431034 E-mail : [email protected]; Web. : www.pdeamoholcollege.org : Office Timing : : Cash Transactions : Monday to Saturday Monday to Friday 10.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. 10.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. & 2.00 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. Saturday 10.30 a.m. to 12.00 p.m. Courses Offered XIth & XIIth B.A. (Special Marathi / Economics) Arts B.Com. Commerce with I.T. B.Sc. Computer Science Science with Bifocial (Computer) B.B.A. (Computer Application) Minimum Competency Vocational Course at +2 stage M.A. Marathi 1) Automobile Technology M.A. Economics 2) Electronics Technology M.Com. 3) Electrical Technology M.Sc. Computer Science Sailent Features of the College Spacious well furnished building. NSS Spacious well stacked library. Centre for Competitive Examinations. Spacious well equipped laboratories. Earn & Learn scheme. Spacious well furnished Computer laboratores. Efficient administrative staff. Economic & other concessions for backward students. Government & other fee concessions & scholarships. The prizes will be awarded in the due course of time for standing first in various papers at the university examination. : Print By : P.D.E.A's Printing and Publication Department 48/1 A, Erandwane, Paud Road, Pune - 38 Ph. (020) 25434570 3 P R O S P E C T U S Pune District Education Association's MAMASAHEB MOHOL COLLEGE CONTENTS About Pune District Education Association ....................................................................... 5 About the College ....................................................................... 6 _hm{dÚmb` {dH$mg g{_Vr ........................................................................ 7 Arts Faculty ....................................................................... 8 Commerce Faculty ....................................................................... 9 B.B.A. (Computer Application) ....................................................................... 10 B. Sc. (Computer Science) ....................................................................... 11 E_. E. _amR>r ....................................................................... 13 M. A. Economics ....................................................................... 14 M. Com. ....................................................................... 16 M. Sc. (Computer Science) ....................................................................... 20 narjog§~§Yr _m{hVr ........................................................................ 21 Eligibility Certificate ....................................................................... 22 Government Scholarships and Concession ....................................................................... 24 General Conditions ....................................................................... 28 Admission and Eligibility ....................................................................... 29 Am°ZbmB©Z àdoe à{H«$¶m ‘mJ©Xe©H$ gwMZm ........................................................................ 30 College Activities ....................................................................... 31 Table VI Rules for Refund of Fees ................................................................... 33 University of Pune Circular No. 179 of 2009 ................................................................. 35 4 P R O S P E C T U S Pune District Education Association's MAMASAHEB MOHOL COLLEGE About P.D.E.A. Pune District Education Association, known political leader Prof. Ramkrishna More Pune (P.D.E.A.) is well known educational (Ex-Minister School Education, Sports and society founded by the dedicated team of social Youth Welfare and Cultural activity - reformers, lead by Ex-Chief officer of Z.P. Pune, Government of Maharashtra) took the charge late Shri. Baburaoji Gholap and has a standing of P.D.E.A. as "President". During his tenure, of over 63 years in the field of education. The Prof. Ramkrishna More has accelerated the year 2003-04 was the birth centennary year of activities of "P.D.E.A." with an objective of our founder secretary. We are proud to mention contributing to the intellectual and social that P.D.E.A. has received the prestigious, "Best transformations in different areas like Educational Institute Award" from the educational, social and cultural. All the Institutes Government of Maharashtra for the remarkable of P.D.E.A. have made remarkable progress achievements in the field of education and in the field of education under his able social work, on 5th September 2000. leadership. The association runs different branches In the year 2006, Inspirer-Visionary- like Pre-Primary Schools (Marathi and English Many more years of success in all ways of life Medium)-11, Primary Schools-12, Secondary -Young & dynamic wishing leader, Honorable Schools-61, Higher Secondary Schools-31, Ajit Pawar Dy. Chief Minister, Maharashtra Vocational Courses-25, Senior Colleges (Finance Planing & Energy Minister, Guardian (Multifaculty)-08, Ayurved College and Research Minister, Pune) took the charge as "President" Center-01, Pharmacy Colleges-03, College of of P.D.E.A. by legacy. He is inspiring inner and Architecture -01, Management Institutes-03, spiritual strength of P.D.E.A. family viz. Life Polytechnic Institutes-01, Engineering College- members, Employees and Students. All the 01, Law College-01 and D. Ed. College-01. branches of P.D.E.A. are now taking a global speed towards the destination. The association has made up its leeway since 1941. In the year of 1983, a young, dynamic, intellectual, educationist and well 5 P R O S P E C T U S Pune District Education Association's MAMASAHEB MOHOL COLLEGE About the College Our Mission Mamasaheb Mohol College, Pune - 38 was * To keep faculty and students abreast of advanced established in the year 1984-85. The college is having knowledge and technology. its own spacious, well furnished and well equipped * To nurture critical thinking and analysis ability building (classrooms, laboratories, library, administrative among students. block. etc.) The college has many distinguished * To encourage students to face competitive world. teachers with reference to academic, sports, NSS, * To practice innovation teaching, learning, research Student Welfare activity and other personal and extension activities. achievements. * To inculcate moral values among students. We have 38 teachers in which 14 have Ph.D. degree and 13 have M.Phil degree, 11 have SET- Our Vision : NETnd are actively engaged in continuous research “Bahujan Hitaya; Bahujan Sukhaya” activities. The vision statement suggests that, to stay in The college and management have put in their an endeavor towards nurturing our students who come sincere efforts to introduce traditional courses of UG from mass community by imparting world class and PG level, with their specializations and new diversified advanced education, knowledge, wisdom courses to maintain pace with time by introducing and inclulcating timeless values, thereby empowering different courses in the field of computers and them to stand up proudly in the competitive world. information technology. Objectives : For benefit of students, we have started 04 PG The following objectives will help students of the courses, affiliated to the University of Pune and institution to become a successful human being. recognised by the Government of Maharashtra. * To empower the students through modern learning After successful completion of UGC norms, the techniques and participation in curricular, co-curricular college has received 2(f) and 12(b) status from UGC, and extension activities. New Delhi. Immediately after this, college has availed * To motivate the students in developing their hidden the financial assistance from UGC under the various potential schemes during 9th, 10th,11th and 12th plan period. * To develop research culture along the faculty and students. * To bring awareness and dignity of self-reliance in the students. Dr. BALKRISHNA ZAWARE Principal 6 P R O S P E C T U S Pune District Education Association's MAMASAHEB MOHOL COLLEGE _hm{dÚmb` {dH$mg g{_Vr ‘m. 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