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Board of College and University Development, 26 Content I. University Authorities II. Convocation III. University Adminstration IV. Schools: Campus and Sub-Centre V. Affiliated Colleges-Activites VI. List of Affiliated Colleges VII. Statistical Table Appendix 1 Editorial We are very happy to present you the annual report of Academic year 2009-2010 of Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University. Education is an important instrument to enrich human mind and personality. Higher education develops the life style of common man. Therefore University and affiliated colleges are conducting many student oriented projects. The physical and qualitative development of University is the result of Hon. Vice Chancellor Dr. Sarjerao Nimse’s exceptional and outstanding leadership. We can see the change at every sphere of life which is the result of dynamic progress of science, technology and communication. Globalization has changed the traditional old methods and more opportunities. In these circumstances University updated syllabus and made more constructive and structural changes. Hon. Vice Chancellor personally thinks that overall personal development of student is more important than mare bookish merit. Therefore more fundamental facilities are being provided to the students. We believe that University is making students more perfect for the world-competation. University granted autonomy to the educational schools so that they may necessarily change syllabus whenever they need and may form more transparency in it. In this way we believe that merit of students will increase day by day. Various scholarships are being granted to students on University level. Today we can see many students are working on various research projects. Now we can see that schools of Language, Literature and Cultural Studies, Media Studies, Education Studies, etc are working in separate buildings. Soon we can see a grand library in campus. University made contracts with various institutions and Universities (MOU) to grant more opportunities of employment to the students. In University’s Latur sub -centre various physical and technical development are in progress. University is ready to face NAC committee. In that sense various projects are in progress. We believe that you will welcome this Annual report which highlights qualitative progress and future plans of University. -Editorial Board. 2 Foreword by Hon. Vice Chancellor I am immensly happy to present you this report of 2009-10 of Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University. In the report of this Academic year one can see the projects and activities of University and its affiliated colleges. This report is an important event which reveals the educational and qualitative progress of University and affiliated colleges. University tried it’s best to provide modern courses and syllabus to make students progressive and modest. In today’s competative age I heartily think that student should survive with its qualitative power. I was optimistic about the progress when I accepted the post of vice chancellor in July 2008. Today one can see many projects are being completed rapidly. I am happy to see continuous progress of University towards excellence. Annual report is the mirror of the projects of any institution. I found this report dynamic and inspiring in almost all levels. Today’s education must be of international standard. The research project should enrich the society, nation and the world. In this sense our university is trying its best. University is cautious about the quality of teacher, education research syllabus and sports and cultural programme. University tries it’s best to make it’s level an international one. I believe the content of this report will please you. Every student of this University must be ready for international competition. University will help every student to make him independent , active and optimistic. With the facility of Library, University is providing computers, internet, laboratories, language-laboratory, education of Foreign Languages and programs of soft skills and personal it’s Development. We believe that student must be all-rounder and prompt in all levels of competition. I assert here that University is committed to provide the best education to students. I am happy that University has acquired satisfactory progress. University also tried it’s best to keep the standard of syllabus international. We should perform our best; that’s why we can see many Foreign students are attracted towards our University. University has inaugurated many new projects in the field of knowledge, science and technology. University is focusing towards the examination method to make it more transparent. University is trying it’s best to make contracts with more Foreign Universities to enforce many government schemes, to award scholarships to virtuous students provide more facilities to campus-students and college- students .We are making education more student-centred and society-centred. Society and institutions are helping us in every phase. I am happy that university aptly granted autonomy to the departments and institutions which are coping with social prospects. Scholarship is enriching the units like person, society, education and nation. In this way process of learning is being more dynamic and more effective. And this Annual report is the sign of this progress. Dr. Sarjerao Nimse. Vice chancellor. Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Nanded 3 1. SENATE 07 Dr.R.N. Gacche, 01 His Excellency Shri S.C.Zameer I/C. Director, Governer of Maharashtra Student Welfare. Chancellor of This University This University Raj Bhavan Malabar Hill, Mumbai – (Dt. 12/01/2010 to 21/06/2010) 400 035 (upto 21/01/2010) () 07 Mr. Ganesh Shinde, 01 His Excellency Shri K. Director, Shankarnaryanan Student Welfare. Governer of Maharashtra This University Chancellor of This University From 25/06/2010 Raj Bhavan Malabar Hill, Mumbai – 400 035 (from 22/01/2010) 08 Dr.S.P.Satarkar () Librarian. 02 Dr. Sarjerao Nimse, S.R.T.M.University, Nanded. Vice-Chancellor S.R.T.M.University, Nanded 09 Shri Dalnar S.V. Principal 03 The Director of Higher Education Punyashlok Ahilyadevi Holkar Mahavidyalaya Maharashtra State, Central Rani Sawargaon, Dist. Parbhani Building,Pune – 1. 10 Shri Kapse G.P 04 The Director of Technical Principal Education Sambhji College Murud Dist.Latur 3, Mahapalika Marg, Post Box.No1967, Mumbai – 400 001. 11 Shri Takale S.R Principal 05 The Director of Medical Education Narayanrao Waghmare Saint George Hospital Compound, Mahavidyalaya Government Dental College,3rd Akhadabalapur, Dist. Haingoli Floor, Mumbai – 400 001. 12 Shri Ingole V.N 06 Prin. Dr. A.D. Sarnaik, Principal Director, Peoples College, Nanded Board Of College & University Developement This University. 13 Shri Thorat S.B Diretor, 07 Dr. Tasanim Patel, Institute Of Technology & Director, Management, Student Welfare. V.I.P.Road, Nanded This University Dt. 11/01/2010 14 Shri Tulba Jivan Sahadevrao Principal Dayanand Science College, Latur 4 15 Shri Velapurkar B.G Principal 25 Smt Shinde Kamalbai Balaji Hawgiswami College Udgir, C/O Late Kishanrao Ramji Shinde Dist,Latur B.Lib & Information Science College, Parbhani 16 Shri Chavan S.G. 26 Shri Chavan Anand Shankarrao Principal C/O: Pradnya Pratishthan College of Sharadchandra A.C.S.College Education Naigaon, Dist.Nanded Purna Road, Nanded 17 Shri Gawate A.B 27 Shri Mundhe Dynoba Sitaram Principal Behind Udhavrao Vidyalaya, Sant Gadge Maharaj College Loha, Himayatbag Corner, Harsul Road Dist Nanded Aurangabad 18 Shri Kalyankar N.V 28 Shri Patil Ashok Shivajirao Principal C/O: Maharashtra Mahavidyalaya Yeshwant Mahavidyalaya, Nanded Nilanga Dist.Latur 19 Shri More Vilas Malhari 29 Shri Patil Babasaheb Mohanrao Principal C/O: Swami Vivekanand Shivaji Law College, Parbhani Mahavidyalaya Shirurtajband, Dist. Latur 20 Shri Shinde G.N Principal 30 Shri Rathod Gangadhar Indira Gandhi Senior College, Govindrao Cidco, Nanded C/O: Gramin Mahavidyalaya Vasantnagar, Tq.Mukhed 21 Shri Wakodkar Ashok Mohanrao Dist.Nanded Principal Degloor College, Degloor, Tq & 31 Shri Soni Ashok Ghanshyamji Dist. Nanded C/O: B.Raghunath A.C.S.College, Parbhani 22 Smt.Kamlajkar V.D. Principal 32 Smt Deshmukh Jyoti Dasrao K.R.M.Mahila Mahavidyalaya, "Shivneri" Nanded Deshmukh Hospital, Behind Tarodekar Bhazi Market, Vazirabad 23 Smt Sadavarte U.K Nanded Principal Vivek Vardhini Education College, 33 Shri Vijay Rajeshwar Niture, Nanded President, University Student Council, 24 Prin. Prakash More, C/O: Shivaji College, Udgir, Dist. D.S.M. College, Parbhani. Latur. From 22/12/2009 5 34 Shri. Manoj Nivrutti Ranbawale, Nilanga Dist. Latur Secretary, Universiy Student Council, 46 Smt S.S. Solanke C/O: College of Physical Education, Govt. College of Eduation, Kautha,Nanded Parbhani. 35 Shri Chate Deepak Bhagwanrao 47 Smt Naik Nilima Ashok Azad Mahavidyala, Late Kamaltai Jamkar Mahila Ausa Dist. Latur Mahavidyalaya Parbhani 36 Shri Ekambekar P.K Vasantrao Naik Mahavidyalaya 48 Dr. Sanjay Patil, Vasarni, Nanded Datta Mahavidyalaya, Hadgaon, From 22/12/2009 37 Shri Jadhav Uday Baburao Lokmanya Senior College, 49 Shri Suresh Deshmukh, Chakur, Dist.Latur M.L.C. “Athwan”, Beleshwar Nagar, 38 Shri Bisen Jogendrasingh Nandkheda Road, Parbhani. Motisingh Dayanand Arts College Latur 50 Shri Bhogle Vinay Diwakarrao “Tapsya”, Nd-W, Ram Nagar, 39 Shri Hugge K.G Nanded K.K.M.College Manwat Dist.Parbhani 51 Shri Chate Ajay Bhagwanrao Venktesh Nagar, Karegaon Road, 40 Shri Kadam Ambadas Shesherao Parbhani D.S.M. Acs College Jintur Dist Parbhani 52 Shri Gojamgude Shailesh Prakash Teli Galli,
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