The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC (For Affiliated/Constituent Colleges)

Institutions Accredited by NAAC need to submit an Annual self-reviewed progress report i.e. Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) to NAAC, through its IQAC. The report is to detail the tangible results achieved in key areas, specifically identified by the IQAC at the beginning of the Academic year. The AQAR period would be the Academic Year. (For example, July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019)

Part – A

Data of the Institution (data may be captured from IIQA) 1. Name of the Institution KIRORI MAL COLLEGE  Name of the Head of the institution: DR VIBHA SINGH CHAUHAN

 Designation: PRINCIPAL  Does the institution function from own campus: YES

 Phone no./Alternate phone no.: 011-27667861

 Mobile no.: 9810638582

 Registered e-mail: [email protected]  Alternate e-mail: [email protected]

 Address: NORTH CAMPUS, UNIVERSITY OF DELHI

 City/Town : DELHI  State/UT : DELHI

 Pin Code : 110007

2. Institutional status:  Affiliated / Constituent: CONSTITUENT  Type of Institution: Co-education/Men/Women: CO-EDUCATION  Location : Rural/Semi-urban/Urban: URBAN  Financial Status: Grants-in aid/ UGC 2f and 12 (B)/ Self financing (please specify): GRANT-IN-AID/UGC 2(f) and 12 (B)

 Name of the Affiliating University: DELHI UNIVERSITY  Name of the IQAC Co-ordinator: Dr. Anshu  Phone no. : 011-27667787 Alternate phone no.  Mobile: 9811207760

 IQAC e-mail address: [email protected]  Alternate Email address: [email protected] 3. Website address: www.kmcollege.ac.in Web-link of the AQAR: www.kmcollege.ac.in

4. Whether Academic Calendar prepared during the year? YES. if yes, whether it is uploaded in the Institutional website: YES Weblink: www.kmcollege.ac.in

5. Accreditation Details: Year of Cycle Grade CGPA Validity Period Accreditation from:05.11.2016 1st A+ 3.54 05.11.2016 to:04.11.2021 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

6. Date of Establishment of IQAC: 21/07/2015

7. Internal Quality Assurance System 7.1Quality initiatives by IQAC during the year for promoting quality culture Item /Title of the quality initiative by Number of IQAC Date & duration participants/beneficiaries Regular meeting of Internal Quality 26.07.2018 (2Hours) 11 Assurance Cell (IQAC); 31.07.2018(2 Hours) 11 4.10.2018 (2 Hours) 11 4.12.2018 (1 Hour) 18 Timely submission of Annual Quality 29.01.2019 Assurance Report (AQAR) to NAAC Continuous process All stakeholders Digitization of Data related to College Participation in NIRF 30 November, 2018 Participation in AISHE

8. Provide the list of funds by Central/ State Government- UGC/CSIR/DST/DBT/ICMR/TEQIP/World Bank/CPE of UGC etc. Institution/ Funding Year of award Department/Faculty Scheme agency with duration Amount Dr. Anita Kamra Verma Major DBT 2017 6756200 Dr. Arun K Tripathi Major ONGC 2017 896500 Dr. Benu Gupta Major MYAS 2016 1000000 Dr. Mamta Sareen Minor ICSSR 2016 200000 Dr. Seema M Parihar Major ICSSR 2017 800000 Dr. Amit Kumar Suman Minor ICSSR 2016 200000 Dr. Reena Saxena Major SERB 2013 2348000 Dr. Roopinder Oberoi Major UGC 2017 3529260 Dr. Seema M Parihar Major DST 2011 1497000 Dr. Shobha Kaur Major UGC 2013 649600 Dr. Vinod Kumar Major SERB 2015 3186000 Dr. S.K.Kaushik Major SERB 2017 660000 Dr. Pushpendra Kumar Major UGC 2019 5000000 Dr. Benu Gupta Seminar MYAS 2018 600000 Dr. Anshu Seminar ICSSR-AnSI 2019 225000

9. Whether composition of IQAC as per latest NAAC guidelines: YES Refer College Website: www.kmcollege.ac.in

10. No. of IQAC meetings held during the year: 4 The minutes of IQAC meeting and compliance to the decisions have been uploaded on the institutional website. Maintained in College Office (Please upload, minutes of meetings and action taken report)

11. Whether IQAC received funding from any of the funding agency to support its activities during the year? NO

12. Significant contributions made by IQAC during the current year (maximum five bullets)

(1) The initiated Green ride bicycle completed successfully (2) The initiated PNG process was successfully completed (3) The initiated Water harvesting process successfully completed (4) Digitization of College Data initiated and is still under process

13. Plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the Academic year towards Quality Enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of the Academic year

Plan of Action Achievements/Outcomes To digitize the data acquisition Upgrading and processing  for current students  for students who have passed out  for faculty Rain Water Harvesting Completed

14. Whether the AQAR was placed before statutory body? Yes Reported in Staff Council of Kirori Mal College Uploaded on Website before Submission for any amendments:

15. Whether NAAC/or any other accredited body(s) visited IQAC or interacted with it to assess the functioning? NO

16. Whether institutional data submitted to AISHE: YES Year: 2019 Date of Submission: January 17. Does the Institution have Management Information System? Yes

The college has implemented management information systems that work independently in the admission, account keeping, payroll, hostel, library, examination and internal evaluation. For the purpose of Account keeping – TALLY software is used predominantly. Examination module for Seating Plan of students developed by the College. For the information of students for admissions, internal assessment and results of Examinations, module prepared by the University of Delhi is being used. In the library NFTLIB Version 3.0.3 software is being used.

Part-B

CRITERION I – CURRICULAR ASPECTS 1.1 Curriculum Planning and Implementation 1.1.1 Institution has the mechanism for well-planned curriculum delivery and documentation. Explain in 500 words Kirori Mal College is a constituent college of University of Delhi and college follows the curriculum designed by the University. However, flexibility of options available under CBCS are offered to the students and accordingly displayed on the college website. In a decentralised manner various Committees as per the Staff Council engage in finalising the modalities of various Courses such as Generic Elective, Skill Enhancement Courses and Discipline Specific Elective that a student opt for. For the GE courses, the students fill an online form. The final list is displayed on the college website. The entire selection process is duly documented and the records shared with Administration. Students can express their grievances online as well as in person. A Grievance committee is in place for redressal of complaints of students. At the beginning of each Semester, Teacher-in-Charge of each department holds a meeting to finalise the Courses taught by individual teachers as per their expertise and interest. Time Table is finalized in collaboration with departments as well as the college Time Table committee as per the University guidelines. The teachers follow the curriculum and teach in an innovative and engaging methods involving the latest cutting-edge educational technologies that the college provides. For assessment and documentation of students, we use a variety of methods in addition to the end of semester examination that the University conducts. Students in college are expected to go through a variety of internal assessments programmes designed to test their educational, moral and extra-curricular depths. Academic knowledge of the students is evaluated through mid-semester examinations, project reports, presentations, term papers and assignments. Apart from these, each student is encouraged to be part of any of Extra- curricular activities and Sports, be it Cultural Societies like PLAYERS – the theater Group, DEBSOC - Debating, MUSOC- Music, Montage, Sensation- Dance, FAPS or NCC, NSS, Eco Club, Parivartan- Gender Forum etc. Staff Advisors of each society are duly selected by the Staff Council of the College. Through these societies, we develop the intellectual as well as creative skills of our students. Participation in academic or cultural activities are well documented and the results displayed regularly on the College website. All students are constantly encouraged to give their best performance in any or all of these spheres. Regular Mentor-mentee meetings are held to address any critical/sensitive issues being faced by the students which could prove to be a hindrance to their overall development. Counselling for selection of options, career choices and personal issues is regularly done. Faculty members from different streams are involved in course restructuring and revision committees constituted by University of Delhi.

1.1.2 Certificate/ Diploma Courses introduced during the Academic year Name of Name of Date of focus on employability/ Skill development the the introduction entrepreneurship Certificate Diploma and duration Course Courses Entreprene - November Entrepreneurship and Start-Ups - urship and 18, 2018 Start-Ups Six Months

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1.2 Academic Flexibility 1.2.1 New programmes/courses introduced during the Academic year Programme with Date of Course with Code Date of Introduction Code Introduction - - - - 1.2.2 Programmes in which Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)/Elective course system implemented at the affiliated Colleges (if applicable) during the Academic year. Name of Programmes UG PG Date of implementation of UG PG adopting CBCS CBCS / Elective Course System B.A./B. Sc./ B. Com (H) 21 12 2015 Already adopted - 2015 1.2.3 Students enrolled in Certificate/ Diploma Courses introduced during the year Certificate Diploma Courses No of Students 40 - 1.3 Curriculum Enrichment 1.3.1 Value-added courses imparting transferable and life skills offered during the year Value added courses Date of introduction Number of students enrolled - - - 1.3.2 Field Projects / Internships under taken during the year Project/Programme Title No. of students enrolled for Field Projects / Internships

Internship B.Sc. Biotechnology, Amity Institute of Biotechnology, 3 Amity University Noida, Uttar Pradesh, April 2019 Kirori Mal College Online Test Portal 4 Psychological Profile and Performance sustainability with Omission of inequality of Indian Athletes: An Analytical Study 03 Dr. Anjali Priyadarshani and Dr. Haren Ram Chiary Field exposure to National Zoological park -Delhi To study animal diversity and supporting it with Animal album 28 Dr.LukramIngochoubaMeetei Field Exposure Programme on “Aquarium Fish Keeping and Breeding” held from 8th to 9th March 2018, under the Skill Enhancement Course (SEC) of CBCS at Ornamental Fish 35 Breeding and Culture Unit, CIFA. Dr.KhangembamCherita Devi and Dr. LukramIngochoubaMeetei Field Exposure programme in “Sericulture” on 3rd October 2018, at Regional Sericulture Research Station Sahaspur, Central Silk Board, Ministry of Textiles- Government of India under the Skill Enhancement Course (SEC) under CBCS with Students of B.Sc. 22 Life Sciences 3rd year Department of Zoology Dr.GauriGarg, Dr. KhangembamCherita Devi and Dr.LukramIngochoubaMeetei Vsisit to Yamuna biodiversity Park on 10th November, 2018 for 39 B.Sc (Hons) Zoology III Year students to study animal behaviour Dr.Haren Ram Chiary, Dr. Nidhi and Dr. KhangembamCherita Devi: Visit to Jim Corbett National Park on 28th October, 2018 28 To study biodiversity for B.sc (Hons)Zoology I Year

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Dr. Rajni Gupta:Visit to SGTB Khalsa College for studying Mushroom Cultivation 25

Dr. Rajni Gupta, Dr. Sunil K. Dhiman, Dr. Ram Babu, Dr. Leena Shakya, Dr. Saloni, Dr. Yamal Gupta. Visit to NBPGR to provide exposure to students to quarantine methods and its need. Along with it the students also visited National Agriculture Science Museum to understand the history 50 and evolution of agriculture Dr. Rajni Gupta, Dr. Sunil K. Dhiman, Dr. Ram Babu, Dr. Leena Shakya, Dr. Archana Singh, Dr. Saloni, Dr. Yamal Gupta For Industrial exposure students were taken to Natioanl Dairy 35 Research Institute, Karnal, in March, 2019. Dr. Rajni Gupta, Dr. Leena Shakya, Dr. Vibha G. Checker A Trip to Udaipur-Mount Abu-Ajmer 19 to 24 September 2018, 35 Ecological studies. Dr. Sunil K. Dhiman, Dr. Ram Babu, Dr. Vibha G. Checker, Dr. Leena Shakya, Dr. Archana Singh, Dr. Saloni, Dr. Maya Verma, Dr. Yamal Gupta.Visit to Yamuna biodiversity Park on 26th March 2019, for B.Sc (H) Botany, II & III Year students to study medicinal plants and ecology. 55 Dr. Renu Kathpalia, Dr. Sunil K. Dhiman, Dr. Archana Singh An educational trip to Kasol and Manali (30th September to 6th October, 2019) for B.Sc. (H) Botany and B.Sc. Life Sciences was organised for plant collection and ecological and Biodiversity studies. 55 Dr.Khusro Moin and Nikhil Roy: Solid Waste Management, Goa 1.3.19–8.3.19 75 Dr.Seema M Parihar and Dr.Md.Baber Ali: Disaster Preparedness and Risk Perception on Cyclones and Floods in Goa; 1.3.19 - 9.3.19 41 Economics Department: Trip to Jodhpur, Pokhran and Jaisalmer 64 History Department: Field Trip to Mysore and Udhagamandalam 75 Physics Department: Field Exposure visit to National Physical Laboratory 30

1.4 Feedback System 1.4.1 Whether structured feedback received from all the stakeholders. 1) Students 2) Teachers 3) Employers 4) Alumni 5) Parents

Yes Yes No Yes Yes

1.4.2 How the feedback obtained is being analysed and utilized for overall development of the institution? The Feedback form for students is available online on the college website and students may fill this anytime. The form is analysed by the faculty and appropriate action taken. A Feedback Form for teacher evaluation as well as college evaluation is available on college-website. The college has a College- Leaving Form that is to be filled in by the passing out students. It is felt that data/information presented by students at this juncture is mature, objective and dependable. Besides this, the college also has a ‘Faculty-Student-Committee’ in all departments. This committee focuses basically on the academic

Guidelines of IQAC and submission of AQAR for Affiliated/Constituent Colleges Page 3 issues being faced by the students. Moreover, each class has two student representatives elected by the students themselves. These Class Representatives are a ‘bridge’ between the students and teachers and help in assessing and addressing the needs of students. The college also has Mentor-Mentee groups that is also a systematic way of getting academic, professional as well as personal feedback of the students. Teaching is a constantly evolving process as a teacher continuously hones his/her skills throughout the career. This process is helped by getting an honest feedback from students as to what a teacher needs to do better to connect to the class more thoroughly. At our college, we promote our teachers to engage the class by letting them arrive at a conclusion rather than supplying them with a readymade conclusion. Through the help of feedbacks that we have received from students and teachers over the years, we have realised that the aim of teaching, especially at college and university is not just to make the students understand difficult concepts, but to enable them to think critically and expand their horizon and their intellect and we are constantly in the process of doing this. With the help of feedbacks we have also realized the expectations that our students have regarding the infrastructure of the departments and we are in the process of delivering on them. We have provided computer facilities to various departments to help our students receive the most recent technological advancements in their fields and this initiative has been very helpful for the students who could not afford personal laptops for their academic works. We also hold regular sessions and interactions of students with industry leaders and leading bureaucrats to help them prepare for the professional life outside the college. Finally, our strong alumni network mentors our students to choose and succeed in their preferred field.

CRITERION II -TEACHING-LEARNING AND EVALUATION 2.1 Student Enrolment and Profile 2.1. 1 Demand Ratio during the year Number of Number of Students Enrolled Name of the Programme seats available applications received On University of B.A. Economics 62 Delhi Portal 92 On University of B.A. English 43 Delhi Portal 52 On University of B.A. Geography 43 Delhi Portal 53 On University of B.A. Hindi 43 Delhi Portal 48 On University of B.A. History 43 Delhi Portal 53 On University of B.A. Pol. Sci 52 Delhi Portal 68 On University of B.A. Sanskrit 18 Delhi Portal 26 On University of B.A. Urdu 18 Delhi Portal 27 On University of B.A. (Prog.) 85 Delhi Portal 107 On University of B.Com (Prog.) 85 Delhi Portal 123 On University of B.Com (Hons.) 85 Delhi Portal 92 On University of B.Sc. Botany 39 Delhi Portal 37

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On University of B.Sc. Chemistry 115 Delhi Portal 137 On University of B.Sc. Mathematics 66 Delhi Portal 89 On University of B.Sc. Physics 115 Delhi Portal 123 On University of B.Sc. Statistics 39 Delhi Portal 56 On University of B.Sc. Zoology 39 Delhi Portal 41 On University of B.Sc. Phy. Sci. 146 Delhi Portal 166 On University of B.Sc. Anal. Chem 31 Delhi Portal 31 On University of B.Sc. Life Sci. 34 Delhi Portal 33 On University of M.A. English 30 Delhi Portal 20 On University of M.A. Hindi 18 Delhi Portal 19 On University of M.A. Sanskrit 27 Delhi Portal 28 On University of M.A. Urdu 67 Delhi Portal 32 On University of M.A. History 40 Delhi Portal 29 On University of M.A. Political Science 42 Delhi Portal 45 On University of M.Sc. Botany 7 Delhi Portal 6 On University of M.Sc. Chemistry 52 Delhi Portal 47 On University of M.Sc. Mathematics 40 Delhi Portal 41 On University of M.Sc. Physics 56 Delhi Portal 57 On University of M.Sc. O.R 18 Delhi Portal 26 On University of M.Sc. Zoology 9 Delhi Portal 9

2.2 Catering to Student Diversity 2.2.1. Student – Full time teacher ratio (current year data)

Year Number of students Number of students Number of Number of full time teachers Number enrolled in the institution enrolled in the institution full time available in the institution of (UG) (PG) teachers teaching only PG courses teachers available teaching in the both UG institution and PG teaching courses

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only UG courses

2018 4336 697 207 - -

2.3 Teaching – Learning Process 2.3.1 Percentage of teachers using ICT for effective teaching with Learning Management Systems (LMS), E-learning resources etc. (current year data) Number of Number of ICT tools and Number of ICT Number of E-resources and teachers teachers resources enabled classrooms smart techniques used on roll using ICT available classrooms (LMS, e- Resources) 200 98 Projector, 30 3 Literature surfing Laptops, from online Desktop, available Printer & databases, Use of Scanner MS Excel for data R, HTML, recording & C++, LATEX, plotting MATHEMATI Pythontutor.com, CA, e-PG- w3school.com,MI Pathshala, T OCW, edx, CEC Coursera R, HTML, C++, LATEX, MATHEMATICA e-PG-Pathshala, CEC, Jstor

2.3.2 Students mentoring system available in the institution? Give details. (maximum 500 words) YES The college has an active Mentor-Mentee programme. Each mentoring teacher has a group of students (mentees) of about 20-25. At least one meeting with students is held every month to discuss and help them for their personal, institutional and career related issues. The group created is a mix of the students from all the three years in a particular under graduate course. The bonding created among the student members and the experiences shared help them to improve their outlook and overall personality in all spheres of life. The senior students are guided towards their career goals and develop their capacity in decision making. The positive outcome of the process is that they learn to work and grow in a group amicably. Ideally, in a mentor-mentee relationship, the focus is on the professional development components because they play large roles in their careers. We help the students make a timeline of milestones that they require to reach during the course of the semester. We talk to the students about what skills and knowledge s/he will need to master in order to complete each step in the process. The Mentor-Mentee group creates a supportive and friendly environment that helps them feel comfortable, interact with each other and ask questions, provide suggestions, and share their ideas. We give mentees the confidence to seek out for advice and suggestions.

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Since students often come from diverse backgrounds, varying by class, race/ethnicity, gender, nationality, sexuality, and many other factors, we help them develop inter-personal relationships and give them a comforting environment. It is important to teach the students how to communicate clearly, work with others and develop the skills they would need in their chosen careers that is vital to their success. We also encourage them to design and undertake research projects in the lab that helps them develop lab skills that help them to understand the intricacies of data collection, interpretation and analysis of scientific facts to write up the report.

Number of students enrolled in the institution Number of Mentor: Mentee Ratio fulltime teachers 4336 207 1:21

2.4 Teacher Profile and Quality 2.4.1 Number of full time teachers appointed during the year No. of sanctioned positions No. of filled Vacant Position No. of positions positions s filled faculty with during Ph.D the current year 200 207 NIL NIL 143

2.4.2 Honours and recognitions received by teachers (received awards, recognition, fellowships at State, National, International level from Government, recognised bodies during the year ) Year of award Name of full time teachers Desig Name of the receiving awards from state natio award, level, national level, n fellowship, international level received from Government or recognized bodies

2018 Dr. Reena Saxena Assoc Fellow Royal iate Society of Chemistry, FRSC, Profes UK, October 2018 sor

2018 Dr. Anita Kamra Verma AssocDAPJ Abdul Kalam iate Lifetime Achievement Profes Award sor BIOMEDCON

2019 Dr. Seema M Parihar AssocIIIIRS Annual Award iate 2018

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Profes sor

2018 Dr. Bali Singh AssocDDr Ram Vilas iate Sharma Rashtriya Samman Profes sor

2019 Dr.Pragya Assoc Mahendra Swaran iate Sahitya Samman Profes sor

2018 Dr. Ritu Varshney Assist Antarrashtriya ant Sahitya Shiromani profes sor

2019 Dr. Roopinder Oberoi Assist UKIERI Annual ant Award profes sor

2018 Dr. Seema Joshi Assoc Shreshtha award iate i.e. Distinguished Profes Teachers Award sor

2018 Dr. Sameer Lama Assist All India Tamang ant Buddhist Profes Association sor (AITBA) as young achiever in academics from sonada, Darjeeling

2.5 Evaluation Process and Reforms 2.5.1 Number of days from the date of semester-end/ year- end examination till the declaration of results during the year Programme Programme Semester/ Last date of Date of declaration of Name Code year the last results of semester-end/ semester- year- end examination end/ year- end examination

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B.A/B.Sc/B. Com/M.A/ M.Sc II, IV, VI May, 2019 July, 2019 Annexure 1: As per University of Delhi Academic Calendar. 2.5.2 Reforms initiated on Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE) system at the institutional level (250 words) The college follows the CBCS system of Internal Assessment where 25% of marks are awarded internally. The whole point of internal evaluation is to assess what is and is not working, and for whom, and then to determine what changes are needed, particularly to advance equity and excellence goals. Internal evaluation involves asking good questions, gathering fit-for-purpose data and information, and then making sense of that information. In Kirori Mal College, Regular (planned) evaluations are an essential part of internal evaluation. We have coherent organisational conditions that support evaluation and inquiry. House examinations and Assignments are a routine exercise every semester. We embed evaluation into the way we plan and take action to realise our vision, values, goals and priorities. We use appropriate tools and methods to gather, store and retrieve a range of valid and fit-for-purpose data. We recognise the importance of student and community voice and draw on these perspectives to identify priorities for inquiry and improvement. Students are given topics for presentation and are evaluated for the same. In case of any moderation seek by student, we have a functional Moderation Committee in our Department. Each department has a three-member committee constituted of Teacher-In-Charge (current session) of the department, a Senior Faculty member and the subsequent Teacher-in-charge, to address the grievances raised by the students regarding Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE). Application based practical problems are given to the students to enhance their skills. Presentations on latest technologies (not covered in their syllabus) are taken to increase their knowledge domain

2.5.3 Academic calendar prepared and adhered for conduct of Examination and other related matters As per University of Delhi Academic Calendar. Also, an academic calendar is prepared by each Department for each semester. The schedule for conduct of classes with details of Internal House Examinations as part of CBCS Internal Assessment programme, moderation of the results, Departmental society events, seminars, workshops etc. is also provided to the students 2.6 Student Performance and Learning Outcomes 2.6.1 Program outcomes, program specific outcomes and course outcomes for all programs offered by the institution are stated and displayed in website of the institution http://www.du.ac.in/du/index.php?page=syllabi

www.kmcollege.ac.in 2.6.2 Pass percentage of students Programme Programme Number of students appeared in Numbe Pass Percentage Code name the final year examination r of student s passed in final semest er/year

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examin ation B.A. 59 52 88.14 510 Economics 511 B.A. English 50 46 92.00 B.A. 55 52 94.55 513 Geography 516 B.A. Hindi 49 48 97.96 518 B.A. History 57 49 85.96 527 B.A. Pol. Sci 67 65 97.01 529 B.A. Sanskrit 42 33 78.57 533 B.A. Urdu 25 20 80.00 501 B.A. (Prog.) 120 104 86.67 B.Com 116 114 98.28 503 (Prog.) B.Com 107 106 99.07 504 (Hons.) 556 B.Sc. Botany 33 28 84.85 B.Sc. 116 111 95.69 557 Chemistry B.Sc. 70 58 82.86 563 Mathematics 567 B.Sc. Physics 98 77 78.57 B.Sc. 32 32 100.00 568 Statistics B.Sc. 38 37 97.37 569 Zoology B.Sc. Phy. 129 122 94.57 582 Sci. B.Sc. Anal. 24 21 87.50 585 Chem B.Sc. Life 37 35 94.59 583 Sci.

M.A. English 17 13 76.47 M.A. Hindi 16 12 75.00 M.A.

Sanskrit 23 13 56.52 M.A. Urdu 34 28 82.35 M.A. History 23 15 65.22 M.A. Political Science 41 36 87.80 M.Sc.

Botany 7 7 100.00 M.Sc.

Chemistry 48 44 91.67 M.Sc.

Mathematics 27 17 62.96

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M.Sc.

Physics 45 33 73.33 M.Sc. O.R 26 23 88.46 M.Sc.

Zoology 12 12 100.00

2.7 Student Satisfaction Survey 2.7.1 Student Satisfaction Survey (SSS) on overall institutional performance (Institution may design the questionnaire) (results and details be provided as weblink)  The IQAC has provided feedback forms for students and alumni, which are analysed time to time.  The IQAC also collects feedback from the minutes of the regular meetings of the various committees of the Staff Council College website: www.kmcollege.ac.in

CRITERION III – RESEARCH, INNOVATIONS AND EXTENSION

3.1 Resource Mobilization for Research 3.1.1 Research funds sanctioned and received from various agencies, industry and other organisations MAJOR PROJECTS Name Durat Funding Total grant Amount received during ion Agency sanctioned the Academic year Dr. Anita 3 DBT 67,56,200 1478185 Kamra Verma Dr. Benu Gupta 1 MYS 10,00,000 354399 Dr.Seema M 2 ICSSR 8,00,000 320000 Parihar Dr.Seema M 3 DST 14,97,000 546750 Parihar Dr. Roopinder 3 UKIERI-UGC 35,29,260 749630 Oberoi Dr.Reena 3 SERB 23,48,000 - Saxena Dr.Vinod 3 SERB 31,86,000 500000 Kumar Dr.Shobha Kaur 3 UGC 6,49,600 60000 Dr. Pushpendra 2 UGC 50,00,000 2075000 Kumar Dr. Shiv Kumar 3 SERB 6,60,000 220000 Kaushik MINOR PROJECTS Dr.Amit Kumar 2 ICSSR 2,00,000 - Suman Dr.Mamta 2 ICSSR 2,00,000 80000 Sareen

INDUSTRY PROJECTS

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Dr.Arun Kumar 2 ONGC 8,96,500 141521 Tripathi ANY OTHER – NATIONAL SEMINAR Dr. Anshu 1 ICSSR+AnSI 225000 210000 Dr. Benu Gupta 1 MYAS 600000 600000 TOTAL 2,75,47,560 73,35,485

Nature of the Durat Name of the Total grant Amount received during Project ion funding Agency sanctioned the Academic year

DBT, MYAS, Major projects ICSSR, SERB, 26026060 6903964 (10) UGC, UGC- UKIERI, DST Minor ICSSR 400000 80000 Projects(2) Industry sponsored ONGC 896500 141521 Projects (1) Any Other (2) ICSSR-AnSI 225000 210000 Total 2,75,47,560 7335485

3.2 Innovation Ecosystem 3.2.1 Workshops/Seminars Conducted on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and Industry-Academia Innovative practices during the year Name of the Title of Workshop/Seminar Date(s) Department National Symposium on “Microbes and Nanotechnology for Sustainable Botany 7 March, 2019 Environment” Machine Learning with R Statistics 18-19 March 2019 Bigdata in Bioinformatics, Tulane Statistics 24 August 2018 University, Dr. Sudesh Srivastava When averages are extreme: probabilistic techniques in functional and harmonic Statistics 28 January 2019 analysis, Kent State University, Dr. Andrew Tonge The nuances in the collection and analysis of official Statistics in India, ISI Delhi, Dr. Statistics 27 February 2019 Rahul Roy Artifical Intelligence, Himanshu Ujjwal Statistics 28 February 2019 Design of New Curricula and Courses Physics March 2019 (LOCF 2019) Dr. Agam Kr. Jha

3.2.2 Awards for Innovation won by Institution/Teachers/Research scholars/Students during the year

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Title of the innovation Name of the Awarding Date Category Awardee Agency of Awar d - - - - -

3.2.3 No. of Incubation centre created, start-ups incubated on campus during the year Incubation Centre Name Sponsored by - - -

Nature of Name of the Start-up Start-up Date of commencement - - -

3.3 Research Publications and Awards 3.3.1 Incentive to the teachers who receive recognition/awards State National International - - - 3.3.2 Ph. Ds awarded during the year (applicable for PG College, Research Center) Name of the Department No. of Ph. Ds Awarded - -

3.3.3 Research Publications in the Journals notified on UGC website during the year Departme No. of nt Publication Average Impact Factor, if any National - - - Chemistr 17 3.462 International y Mathema 5 National tics Mathema 13 International tics National Zoology 6 2.78 International Zoology 12 35.52 Geograph 4 0.5 National y Geograph 7 1.25 International y National History 1 International History 2 National Hindi 7 International Hindi Economi 01 0.492 National cs Economi International cs

National Urdu 01 International Urdu 04

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Philosop 01 National hy Philosop - International hy National Physics 02 International Physics 24

3.3.4 Books and Chapters in edited Volumes / Books published, and papers in National/International Conference Proceedings per Teacher during the year Department No. of publication Economics 1 Urdu 1 Botany 4 ANNEXURE 2

3.3.5 Bibliometrics of the publications during the last Academic year based on average citation index in Scopus/ Web of Science or Pub Med/ Indian Citation Index Title of the Name of Title of the journal Year of C Institutional Number of paper the author publication i affiliation as citations t mentioned excluding self a in the citations t publication i o n I n d e x

ANNEXURE 3 3.3.6 h-index of the Institutional Publications during the year. (based on Scopus/ Web of science) Title of the paper Name Title of the Year of h Number of Institutional of the journal publication - citations affiliation author i excluding n self as mentioned in d citations the publication e x

ANNEXURE 4 3.3.7 Faculty participation in Seminars/Conferences and Symposia during the year :

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International National State Local level No. of Faculty level level level Attended Seminars/ 25 29 4

Workshops Presented papers 10 13 6

Resource Persons 12 24 5

3.4 Extension Activities 3.4.1 Number of extension and outreach programmes conducted in collaboration with industry, community and Non- Government Organisations through NSS/NCC/Red cross/Youth Red Cross (YRC) etc., during the year Title of the Activities Organising unit/ Number of teachers Number of agency/ co-ordinated such students collaborating agency activities participated in such activities YOGA DAY: (21st June) NSS & NCC 2 50 ‘Each one teach one programme and cultural and personality development of the children’ from village Chandrawal Lane 8&9 NSS 1 75-80 Independence Day NSS & NCC 3 80-90 Basic Commodities Collection Drive For Kerala Flood Relief NSS 1 More than 100 The Movie Screening of “The Story of a PARIVARTAN & Young Bride” NSS 5 60-70 Hindi Diwas (for college and village Chandrawal Lane 8&9) NSS 1 50-60 Janmashtami & Muharram (for college and village Chandrawal Lane 8&9) NSS 1 100-120 BREAKING THE CHAINS ON SOCIAL TABOOS NSS 1 55-65 Interactive Session By Youth For SEWA NSS 1 30 Discussion On Adultery NSS 2 50-60

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Stress Management Seminar NSS 1 55-60 Session On Team Building NSS 1 50-60 SUPATH, PAHAL & AASHAYEIN: Jashn-e-Diwali (Help yourself festival for village Chandrawal Lane 8&9) NSS 4 100-120 National Unity Day NSS 3 40-50 Vigilance Awareness Week NSS 1 40 Women’s Right NSS 1 90-100 Celebration Of Children's Day (for college and village Chandrawal Lane 8&9) NSS 1 30-40 National Youth Day NSS 1 30-40 National Army Day NSS & NCC 3 40-50 Value Education Sessions (for college and village Chandrawal Lane NSS & PE 8&9) Department 6 90-100 AB SAMJHAUTA NAHIN NSS 2 50 AIWEFA SEMINAR NSS 3 50-60 National Voters Day NSS 15 70-80 UMANG-Sports meet for the underprivileged Children from village Chandrawal Lane 8&9) NSS 2 70-80 Menstrual Awareness NSS 1 50-60 KIRORI MAL WOMEN CONCLAVE’2019 (For College And Village Chandrawal Lane 8&9) NSS 3 80-90 Celebration Of International Women's Day NSS 3 50-60 Dental Checkup (For College And Village Chandrawal Lane 1 8&9) NSS 50

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Blood Donation Camp NSS 1 80-90 Senstization On Substance And Drug Abuse In Students Of Higher Education NSS 1 50 Workshops and Interactive participatory sessions on capacity building for village Chandrawal Lane 8&9) NSS 1 80-90 Interaction -Prime Minister of India NSS & open to all 4 100-120 Water Coservation NCC Unit Awareness Program affiliated to 5 DBN & 1 DGBN 2 145 Bengaluru Indian Karnataka Science Nano Pre Lecture and Technology Series and Nano Promotion Society Road Show, Library & Department of and Information Chemistry, IIT Centre, Kakching, Delhi, Kirori Mal Manipur 28 College October,2018 3 447 Jan Bhoomi, under second Super Village Challenge, opening over eighty- five pits of compost in seventy villages in ENACTUS Haryana. &Govt. of Haryana

3.4.2 Awards and recognition received for extension activities from Government and other recognized bodies during the year Name of the Activity Award/recognition Awarding No. of bodies Students benefited - - - -

3.4.3 Students participating in extension activities with Government Organisations, Non- Government Organisations and programmes such as Swachh Bharat, Aids Awareness, Gender Issue, etc. during the year Name of the Organising unit/ agency/ Name of the Number of teachers Numbe scheme collaborating agency activity coordinated r of student s

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such activities partici pated in such activiti es

Swatch Bharat NCC Pledge, 02 140- Abhiyan 5 DBN & 1DGBN Poster 150 making and Rally in the college campus VILLAGE UNNAT BHARAT Village Level 01 06 ADOPTION ABHIYAN Surveys and House Hold Surveys of 5 villages of Bulandshahr – Munni, Rudri, Bhogpura, Narayanpur, Shahyapur

3.5 Collaborations 3.5.1 Number of Collaborative activities for research, faculty exchange, student exchange during the year Source of Nature of financial Activity Participant support Duration - - - -

3.5.2 Linkages with institutions/industries for internship, on-the-job training, project work, sharing of research facilities etc. during the year Nature of Title Name of the Duration participant linkage of the partnering institution/ (From-To) linka industry /research lab ge with contact details - - - - -

3.5.3 MoUs signed with institutions of national, international importance, other universities, industries, corporate houses etc. during the year Organisation Date of MoU Purpose and Number of signed Activities students/teachers participated under MoUs MEPSC, New Delhi 6.4.2019 Skill 40 Developme nt NIESBUD 19.12.2018 FDP 30 CIDC 15.01.2019 Skill 20 Developme nt

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DISET, New Delhi 1.2.2019 Technology 30 Developme nt/Solar Energy

CRITERION IV – INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEARNING RESOURCES 4.1 Physical Facilities 4.1.1 Budget allocation, excluding salary for infrastructure augmentation during the year Budget allocated for infrastructure Budget utilized for infrastructure augmentation development 44.57 Lacs 44.57 Lacs

4.1.2 Details of augmentation in infrastructure facilities during the year Facilities Existing Newly added Campus area 14.8 acres Class rooms 51 Laboratories 19 Seminar Halls 01 Classrooms with LCD facilities 30 Classrooms with Wi-Fi/ LAN All Class Room Seminar halls with ICT facilities 01 Video Centre 01 No. of important equipments purchased (≥ 1 1-0 lakh) during the current year. Value of the equipment purchased during 15.34 the year (Rs. in Lakhs) Others

4.2 Library as a Learning Resource 4.2.1 Library is automated {Integrated Library Management System -ILMS}

Name of the ILMS Nature of Version Year of software automation automation (fully or partially) NFTLIB Fully 3.0.3 2002 4.2.1 Library Services: Existing Newly added Total Text Books 2343 176731 1738 1475080 4081 3242392 2 Reference Books 172 192 364 e-Books Through N – List Journals Through N – List e-Journals 15 15 30 Digital Database (Through Delhi

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Universit y Library System) CD & Video 120 (upto 2017) Library automation NETLI NETLIB B Weeding (Hard & Soft) 2002 2002

Others (specify) 3.0.3 3.0.3

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4.3 IT Infrastructure 4.3.1 Technology Upgradation (overall) Total Comp Internet Browsing Comput Office Departments Available band Others Compu uter Centres er width (MGBPS) ters Labs Centres Existing 228 3 1 1 19 56 Laptops Added 2 Total 230

4.3.2 Bandwidth available of internet connection in the Institution (Leased line)

56 MBPS /GBPS

4.3.3 Facility for e-content Name of the e-content development facility Provide the link of the videos and media centre and recording facility ACADEMIC AUDITORIUM www.kmcollege.ac.in

4.3.4 E-content developed by teachers such as: e-PG-Pathshala, CEC (under e-PG-Pathshala CEC (Under Graduate) SWAYAM other MOOCs platform NPTEL/NMEICT/any other Government initiatives & institutional (Learning Management System (LMS) etc Name of the Name of the module Platform on which Date of launching e - teacher module is developed content

*ANNEXURE 5

4.4 Maintenance of Campus Infrastructure 4.4.1 Expenditure incurred on maintenance of physical facilities and academic support facilities, excluding salary component, during the year (Rupees) Assigned budget on Expenditure incurred on Assigned budget Expenditure incurred on academic facilities maintenance of on physical maintenance of physical academic facilities facilities facilities 50.00 lacs *147.48 Lacs 44.57 Lacs 44.57 Lacs * College Fund and Funds of Societies &Committees) 4.4.2 Procedures and policies for maintaining and utilizing physical, academic and support facilities - laboratory, library, sports complex, computers, classrooms etc. (maximum 500 words) (information to be available in institutional Website, provide link)

 There is Maintenance Grant for Colleges for maintenance of Infrastructure of the college  Laboratory Fee is collected from students of various Departments to maintain respective Labs  Regular servicing and repair is being conducted by each Department  AMC of various expensive equipments, projectors, computers and air conditioners in the college  Software for Record keeping of various instruments purchased during the financial year helps is maintained centrally by the college  Separate record for equipment/instrument and other non-consumable is maintained in respective department  Annual Stock Taking/Weeding/Physical checking is done  Separate Reading Halls in Library  Reserved section for the blind students in Library

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CRITERION V - STUDENT SUPPORT AND PROGRESSION 5.1 Student Support 5.1.1 Scholarships and Financial Support Name /Title of the Number of students Amount in Rupees scheme Financial support Fee Concession 289 858000 from institution Financial support from other sources a) National Handicap, misc.PH. 57 685929 etc b) International NIL NIL NIL

5.1.2 Number of capability enhancement and development schemes such as Soft skill development, Remedial coaching, Language lab, Bridge courses, Yoga, Meditation, Personal Counselling and Mentoring etc., Name of the capability Date of Number of students enrolled Agencies involved enhancement scheme implementat ion Committee For Catering 01.05. 2018 6 University of Delhi Students Diversity

Mentor-Mentee July 20, Entire batch with 25 students per Kirori Mal College Programme 2018 group

5.1.3 Students benefited by guidance for competitive examinations and career counselling offered by the institution during the year Year Name of Number of benefited Number of Number of Number of the students by Guidance for benefited students who students scheme Competitive examination students by have passed in placed Career the competitive Counselling exam activities

2018-19 *Kartavya 150 - - - – The Civil Services Society

2018-19 **The 200 - - - Round Table

*Kartavya, or the Civil Services Society of the College, with about 150 participants intends to devotedly unite the UPSC aspirants among the students of the College through an active platform. It adds wings to their dreams of becoming a Civil Servant by aiding their UPSC preparations. The current session was remarkable as it was full of great learning, deep introspection, and a multitude of insightful experiences. Group Discussions on major issues of national and international importance were conducted. With an

Guidelines of IQAC and submission of AQAR for Affiliated/Constituent Colleges Page 22 alluring amalgamation of academic learning and knowledge-based events, the society organized various events including interaction with prominent civil servants, who talked to the students about their life and profession in particular, and the necessity of good minds to work with the civil government in general. They also advised students about the correct approach towards the preparation of civil services examinations. The specially-abled students need special attention and the college provides that. One of our visually impaired student topped the UPSC list of candidates with special abilities. Mr. Sudhir Gahlot (IAS), B. S. Prakash IFS (Retd.), Dr.M. M.Sethi IFS (Director, AEAN), Mr.Yognik Bhage IRS, Mr. Prakash Nevatia (lAS) were some of the luminaries that addressed and motivated students. **The Round Table Society, which invites luminaries and important personalities for talks and panel discussions, also contributes to this end by providing valuable ideas and opinion-space for students. The Round Table has made an attempt to fulfill its goal of exposing students to multidisciplinary ideas. It also trains students in expressing their ideas and holding meaningful discussions. 5.1.4 Institutional mechanism for transparency, timely redressal of student grievances, Prevention of sexual harassment and ragging cases during the year Total grievances No. of grievances redressed Average number of days for grievance received redressal 6 6 10-12

5.2 Student Progression 5.2.1 Details of campus placement during the year On campus Off Campus Name of Number of Number Name of Number of Number of Students Organizations Students of Organizations Students Placed Visited Participated Students Visited Participated Placed Boston 500 76 Abacus, ENY, 380 29 Consulting The Oberoi Group, EY Group, S&P GDS, Deloitte, Global, Josh PwC India, DE Talks, Chartered Shaw, ITC, Club etc. IDInsight and (47 companies) Tresvista.

5.2.2 Student progression to higher education in percentage during the year Year Number of students enrolling Programme Department Name of institution Name of into higher education graduated from graduated from joined Programme admitted to

2018-19 432 B.A(H) History, Political University of M.A. Science, Delhi, Jawaharlal M.Sc B.Com(H) Geography, Nehru University, Punjab University, B.Com(P) Economics, Bed English, Hindi, BHU, NIT, IIT. etc LL.B B.Sc.(H) Urdu, Commerce, B.A.(Progra Computer mme) Science,

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B.Sc.(Life Mathematics, Sciences) Statistics, Zoology, Botany, Chemistry, Physics,

5.2.3Students qualifying in state/ national/ international level examinations during the year (eg: NET/SET/SLET/GATE/GMAT/CAT/GRE/TOFEL/Civil Services/State Government Services) Items No. of Students selected/ Registration number/roll qualifying number for the exam NET 11 11592; 2118725; UP090150083; DL01547729; 39001371; DL0110533545; 15052210; DL01510226; 15053519 SET SLET GATE 2 Reg. No. CY19S13003220 (Rank 145); Reg. No. CY19S12115220 (Rank 14) GMAT CAT 5 19COMM11806 MBA19155 GRE 2 TOFEL Civil Services 1 816683 State Government Services 4 Any Other (IIT-JAM, JAM) 21 CY321A651; CY319A326; CY319A238; CY319A463; CY322A397; CY321A465; CY319A406; CY322A215; CY322A505, MS310F053, B103X11, MS306F199, MS324A129, MS321A438, MS318A266, SCIENTIFIC ASSISTANT, Indian 1 Metrological Department, Ministry of Earth Sciences Assistant Professor, Chemistry 1 Department, IIT Goa Any Other (ONGC) 1 193002878 ITBP-CRPF 1

5.2.4 Sports and cultural activities / competitions organised at the institution level during the year Activity Level Participants *ANNEXURE 6

5.3 Student Participation and Activities

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5.3.1 Number of awards/medals for outstanding performance in sports/cultural activities at national/international level (award for a team event should be counted as one) Year Name of the National/ Sports Cultural Student ID Name of the award/ medal International number student

*ANNEXURE 7

5.3.2 Activity of Student Council & representation of students on academic & administrative bodies/committees of the institution (maximum 500 words) The college has a Student Union that is duly elected by students each year. Student Union represents the students in College committees like Cultural Council comprising Drama society-The Players, Debating Society – DEBSOC, Music Society – MUSOC, Fine Arts & Photography Society, Film Society – Montage, and Dance Society – Sensation. The other Societies like Adventure Club, Placement Cell, PRAYAS, Eco Club, North East Cell, Equal Opportunity Cell, Parivartan the Gender Forum, La Voice and ENACTUS have student members as Office Bearers who are guided by the Faculty Advisors. Activities and programmes in college are conducted through the active participation of students in these committees. The college also has active NSS and NCC Units that have large representation of students. Student representatives are also members of important Administrative Committees such as the Fee Concession Committee, Library Committee, Canteen Committee, the ICC – Internal Complaints Committee and also the IQAC. Besides these cultural and empowerment committees, each Department boasts of an Academic Society in which the student members may be elected or nominated. These office bearers under the guidance of the Staff Advisor of each Department organize Academic lectures, seminars, field trips and festivals at intra and inter-college level. The BA (Programme) students also have an active society that hosts annual festivals and lectures. The achievements and activities of each society is given in 5.3. Our students have been participating in competitions organized by other colleges within Delhi and outside and winning medals and bringing accolades to the College. Each Committee strives to work hard and diligently towards encouraging maximum student participation so that most of students are engaged in extra curricular activities besides being academically brilliant. It is the task of the office bearers to ensure that information regarding competitions and opportunities are duly communicated to all the students through the website and the notice board. The enthusiasm and zeal among the students and the close co-ordination with the faculty brings vibrance to the college.

5.3 Alumni Engagement 5.3.1 Whether the institution has registered Alumni Association? Yes/No, if yes give details (maximum 500 words): Yes The College has active Alumni interaction through its various programmes. On the Founders Day of the college, each year, the alumni are invited to participate and interact with the students and the faculty. Sports events like a friendly cricket match organised on the Day see active participation from the alumni. Several cultural and Departmental societies organise events the year round in which alumni are invited as Distinguished Guests to interact with students and to mentor them. The Hostel alumni gather each year for an alumni meet which is well attended. The College can boast of prestigious alumni who are source of inspiration for the younger generation. They are also our direct link to various Public Sector Units to which our students apply for jobs. Shri Amitabh Bachchan, regularly communicates with the fraternity of the College. Several actors, statesmen, sportsmen, politicians like Shri Naveen Patnaik, Shri Parvesh Verma,

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Judges such as Justice A.K.Patnaik, Justice Raghuvendra Singh Rathore, Justice Ratnakar and bureaucrats in foreign service, administrative services, revenue etc. have been a constant source of inspiration. The college has initiated the alumni interaction drive which has helped us touch base with our former students. Many KMC alumni have contributed to our building fund. Justice Patnaik, former Chairman of the college Governing Body and an alumnus of the college, has contributed a handsome sum of two lakhs to go towards the renovation of the auditorium and the proposed girls' hostel. Shri A.D.Singh has contributed a sum of Rs. 1 crore towards the construction of girls’ hostel. Consistent sincere hard work and support from KMC alumni will definitely turn our dream projects into reality.

5.3.2 No. of registered enrolled Alumni: 5000

5.3.3 Alumni contribution during the year (in Rupees): Rs.10200000

5.3.4 Meetings/activities organized by Alumni Association:  Interaction with alumni through annual alumni meeting of the college besides other annual meets of the hostel alumni, cultural societies alumni and alumni of many academic departments.  Annual Day – Chief Guest Justice (Retd.) A.K.Patnaik  Alumni Interaction on Founders Day  Annual Day 26.4.2019: Chief Guest – Brig. Salil Sharma (Alumnus -1980-83)  Invitational Basket Ball Tournament: 16-19 March, 2019  Hockey Matches with alumni organised weekly by Sports Alumni  Hostel Alumni Night: 20.2.2019 CRITERION VI –GOVERNANCE, LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT 6.1 Institutional Vision and Leadership 6.1.1 Mention two practices of decentralization and participative management during the last year (maximum 500 words) Being a University maintained college, the members of the Governing Body (GB) of the college are appointed directly by the University. The GB is the top management body with a Chairperson and the Principal as its Member Secretary. All executive decisions are taken by the GB. The Principal as its Member Secretary ensures its implementation through Committees constituted for the purpose. The Staff Council is a statutory body consisting of the entire teaching faculty as members and the Principal as its Chairperson. As the Principal of the college the Chairperson then assumes the responsibility of implementing these decisions by functioning through committees constituted in the Staff Council. The Staff Council and the Governing Body however, take decisions under the provisions and guidelines set and communicated by the University. As per the Staff Council decision, in 2018-2019, there were 51 Committees. These Committees could be bifurcated as Administrative Committees, Extra-Curricular Activities & Cultural Societies and Student Activity Committees. Besides the Staff Council, at the College level, there is Staff Association of which all teachers including the Principal are members. The Association has a democratically elected President, Secretary and an Executive Body. Conduct of Students Union Elections, 2018-19 The elections of students to the Kirori Mal College Union were held in September 2018. The entire process is carried out in a decentralized manner. The Students Advisor of the Union initiates the process of Election Notification, Withdrawal and finally its conduct follows due process of the Lyngdoh Committee guidelines. The entire college faculty – teaching and non-teaching and the students participated in the process with great enthusiasm and zeal. The discipline during the process is maintained through the

Guidelines of IQAC and submission of AQAR for Affiliated/Constituent Colleges Page 26 participative management of all the stakeholders. Elections in India are the biggest festival of democracy was truly evident in College during Students Union election. Standing Committee for Admissions Each year the admissions to the I year of College begin in the month of June. The Admission Committee proactively, tirelessly and diligently works from June to August to ensure smooth admission process. The Principal is Chairperson of Committee and the efficient team of teachers in the committee including the Teachers-in-charge of all the Departments are aided by the Non-teaching faculty. Student volunteers from various academic, cultural and Sports societies along with NSS and NCC also assist in providing guidance to the entrants.

6.1.2 Does the institution have a Management Information System (MIS)? Yes. The college has implemented management information systems that work independently in the admission, account keeping, payroll, hostel, library, examination and internal evaluation. The college is in a process for implementing an integrated environment using ERP software to manage entire Information System to promote ease and transparency. The college is working towards achieving this goal.

6.2 Strategy Development and Deployment 6.2.1 Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following (with in 100 words each):  Curriculum Development Kirori Mal College is a constituent college of University of Delhi and follows the CBCS syllabus at the UG level. Faculty members from different streams are involved in course restructuring and revision committees constituted by University of Delhi.

 Teaching and Learning The Teachers-in-charge have the responsibility of maintaining the standards of teaching and learning with the help of colleagues from their Department under the overall supervision of the Staff Council and the Principal. Innovative teaching methods and constant feedback enrich the teaching and learning process.

 Examination and Evaluation Continuous evaluation through regular internal assessment tests, presentations etc. Many faculty members are active members of University appointed examination committees viz. Moderation committee, Committee of Courses, paper setting. Almost all faculty members are involved in evaluation of examination scripts.  Research and Development Research and development works are encouraged both amongst students and teachers. The college supports all the teachers, who get projects for pursuing research and development assignments, by assisting them with infrastructure, academic and financial planning. Innovative research in areas like Social Enterprise, Nano-technology, Analytical Chemistry and Oral History in college.  Library, ICT and Physical Infrastructure / Instrumentation The whole campus is wi-fi enabled 24×7 Many classrooms are equipped with audio-video facility. Library is digitized.

 Human Resource Management

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Human Resource management and Industry interactions are done through our very active Placement Cell.

 Industry Interaction / Collaboration Some levels of interaction have also been achieved through carrying out joint initiatives with the industries whenever an individual faculty or a department has approached the college authorities. The Entrepreneurship and Skill Development programme has MoUs with industries and there is constant mutual collaboration.

 Admission of Students Admissions are done strictly as per University of Delhi guidelines

6.2.2: Implementation of e-governance in areas of operations:  Planning and Development College has been extensively using IT based systems such as database management system and planning support system for managing plans and development initiatives in the Institution. The Academic Committees deliberate on the Action Plan for the academic year such as conduct of various seminars, participation in refresher/orientation programmes, student activities etc. Schedule of events are displayed on College website.  Administration: Surveillance through CCTV particularly during time of Student Elections and other events when there is increase in students’ activities involving students from other Colleges. Biometric attendance for Non-Teaching faculty Time Table for each course and each Semester is duly displayed on website Fees submission online RTI – Information regarding ACT/PIO/Redressal mechanism displayed on College website Tenders Faculty details Department wise along with Teacher on Leave is duly displayed Courses/Sylabus/ Internal Assessment/ Schedule of Examination/ Academic Programs  Finance and Accounts: TALLY 9ERP SOFTWARE for accounts and SENSYS TECHNOLOGY SOFTWARE for Fixed assets  Student Admission and Support: Students register for admissions on University portal. The list of eligible students displayed according to Cut-off marks on the University website. Students approach College for admission in preferred Course which is granted as per displayed Merit. Entire process monitored at college level as Data is computerised. Sanctioned seats, filled seats, supernumerary – including Sports, PwD, Ward quota displayed on website. Transparency is maintained at each level through intensive monitoring. Grievance of students are addressed by the relevant Committees and if need be referred to the University for resolution. Admission process concluded smoothly in 2018-19 through effective e-governance.  Examination: Entire process monitored thoroughly through e-governance from filling up of Forms to payment of Examination Fees online. In the continuous evaluation system the Internal assessment marks are displayed online on the website. There is system of Uploading Practical Examination marks on the University Examination portal immediately after conclusion of the Examination. University provides online support mechanism for smooth conduct of theory

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Examination with online Date sheets, evaluation schedule and finally the Results. During conduct of examination in College, seating plan displayed online. 6.3 Faculty Empowerment Strategies 6.3.1 Teachers provided with financial support to attend conferences / workshops and towards membership fee of professional bodies during the year Year Name of Name of conference/ workshop Name of the Amount of support teacher attended for which financial professional support provided body for which membership fee is provided Dr.Agam FDP, Shyam Lal College, 2018 Kumar Jha November, 2018 UGC 1000 UGC Sponsored Refresher 2019 Dr.Harish course, 4.2.2019- 1.3.2019 HRDC, JNU 800 Dr. Praveen UGC sponsored Short term CPDHE, Kumar Course on MOOCs, E-learning University of 2019 Anshuman &ICT 15-21 June, 2019 Delhi, Delhi 1100 UGC sponsored Short term CPDHE, Dr. Sanjay Course on MOOCs, E-learning University of 2019 Verma &ICT 15-21 June, 2019 Delhi, Delhi 800 Department of International Conference on Statistics, Emerging Innovations in M.D.University, Dr. Shrawan Statistics & Operations Research Rohtak, 2018 Kumar ( EISOR-2018 ) Dec. 27-30, 2018 1400 UGC sponsored Refresher Course in Business Management, Economics & CPDHE, Dr. Nidhi Commerce from September 19, University of 2018 Sharma 2018 to October 11, 2018 Delhi, Delhi 1100 Refresher Course in Contemporary Issues of the CPDHE, World, CPDHE, University of University of 2018 Manisha Delhi 27.11.18-27.12.18 Delhi, Delhi 1100 TOTAL 7300

6.3.2 Number of professional development / administrative training programmes organized by the College for teaching and non-teaching staff during the year Year Title of the Title of the Dates (from-to) No. of No. of professional administrative training participa participants development programme organised nts (Non- programme for non-teaching staff (Teachin teaching organised g staff) staff) for teaching staff 2019 Hands-on workshop on 19-20, June 2019 45 MS-Office for Laboratory Staff;

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2019 Basic Laboratory 12.7.2019 10 Technique workshop for Botany Laboratory Staff;

2019 Basic Laboratory 26.6.2019 21 Instrumentation for Undergraduate Chemistry Lab Staff;

2019 Basic Lab Techniques 4.6.2019 10 for Zoology Lab Staff ;

6.3.3 No. of teachers attending professional development programmes, viz., Orientation Programme, Refresher Course, Short Term Course, Faculty Development Programmes during the year Number of teachers who attended Date and Duration Title of the professional development programme (from – to) Faculty Development Program cum Workshop on 2 13- 14 October 2018 “Climate Across The Curriculum: Resources For Integrating Climate Topics In Discipline-Specific Teaching” of the TROP ICSU project, at Sri Venkateswara College (University of Delhi).

Faculty Development Program at ARSD, 1 October, 2018 University of Delhi

Faculty Development Programme on 1 3 - 17 December 2018 Entrepreneurship, Department of Science & Technology, NIESBUD, NOIDA Campus.

Refresher course in Chemistry at Lucknow 1 1-23 January, 2018 University U.P.

Refresher Course in Business management, 3 19 September – 11 economics and commerce October, 2018

Faculty Development Program on Research 1 18- 24 December, 2018 methodology

Faculty Development Program on Digital outreach 1 11-12 January, 2018 and future of marketing reach

Faculty Development Program on 1 October 2018 Entrepreneurship

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Refresher Course on Contemporary Issues of the 1 27 November – World 17December,2018

Faculty Development Program on Data Analysis 1 12-24 December,2018 using software packages

Workshop on Microscopy by Indian Society of 1 September 2018 Cell Biology and Department Of Genetics , University of Delhi South Campus

Faculty Development Program In Biostatistics: 1 September, 2018 Theoretical And Practical Aspects (Under DBT Star College Scheme, Department Of Biotechnology, GoI), DDU College, University Of Delhi

Faculty empowerment workshop entitled 1 10th February 2018. “National workshop on Stress Management and Emotional Intelligence in Teaching and Learning Environment” Guru Angad Dev Teaching Learning Centre SGTB Khalsa College, University of Delhi

Faculty Development Program on Gender and 1 12-22 November, 2018 Pedagogy, Hans Raj College

Refresher course in Economics, MOOCS, 1 November 2018- SWAYAM February 2019

Faculty Development Program in Research Gaps 1 Apr 2019-May2019 in Economics: Theory and Data, Hans Raj College

Faculty Development Program at Guru Angad 1 8 – 20 December, 2018 Dev Teaching Learning Centre of MHRD, SGTB Khalsa College, University of Delhi

Faculty Development Program on Gender, 1 20.11. 2018- 3.12.2018 Research Methods, and Pedagogies

Refresher Course in Sanskrit at HRDC, JNU 1 4.2.2019- 1.3.2019

UGC sponsored Short term Course on MOOCs, E- 2 15.6.2019-21.6.2019 learning &ICT, CPDHE, University of Delhi

Faculty Development Program at Shyam Lal 1 November, 2018 College

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6.3.4 Faculty and Staff recruitment (no. for permanent/fulltime recruitment): Teaching Non-teaching Permanent Fulltime Permanent Fulltime/temporary NIL NIL NIL NIL

6.3.5 Welfare schemes for Medical imbursement, T&C society, Vehicle and other loan disbursement, Pension payments, Group insurance, Teaching Education imbursement Medical imbursement, T&C society, Vehicle and other loan disbursement, Pension payments, Group insurance, Non-teaching Education imbursement Scholarships, Awards, Cash Students Rewards, Fee concessions 6.4 Financial Management and Resource Mobilization 6.4.1 Institution conducts internal and external financial audits regularly (with in 100 words each) YES 6.4.2 Funds / Grants received from management, non-government bodies, individuals, philanthropies during the year(not covered in Criterion III) Name of the non-government funding agencies/ Funds/ Purpose individuals Grants received in Rs. Shri. A. D. Singh Rs. 1 Repair and Upgradation of College Crore Auditorium Justice (Retd.) Shri. A.K.Patnaik Rs. 2 Repair and Upgradation of College Lakhs Auditorium and Construction of Girls Hostel

6.4.2 Total corpus fund generated NIL 6.5 Internal Quality Assurance System 6.5.1 Whether Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) has been done? Audit Type External Internal Yes/No Agency Yes/No Authority - - Yes Staff Council Academic Committees - - Yes Governing Body/Principal Administrative Approvals

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6.5.2 Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association (at least three) The college has never felt any need to have a Parent-Teacher Association as the parents have cooperated with all the decisions of the College and have helped the college in maintaining the discipline and academic environment within the college whenever they are requested for the same. 6.5.3 Development programmes for support staff (at least three)  Hands-on workshop on MS-Office for Laboratory Staff; 19-20 June, 2019  Basic Laboratory Technique workshop for Botany Laboratory Staff; 12.7.2019  Basic Laboratory Instrumentation for Undergraduate Chemistry Lab Staff; 26.6.2019  Basic Lab Techniques for Zoology Lab Staff ; 4.6.2019 6.5.4 Post Accreditation initiative(s) (mention at least three)  Online fee payment  Upgradation of Classrooms in process  Paper recycling  Vermicomposting  Water Harvesting  Green ride bicycle

6.5.5 a. Submission of Data for AISHE portal : Yes b. Participation in NIRF : Yes c. ISO Certification : No d. NBA or any other quality audit : No 6.5.6 Number of Quality Initiatives undertaken during the year Name of quality initiative Date of conducting Duration Number of Year by IQAC activity (from-----to------) participants 2018- Installation of Green Ride 19 bicycle station July 2018 Continuous 50 2018- 19 Vermicomposting December 2018 40 days 40

CRITERION VII – INSTITUTIONAL VALUES AND BEST PRACTICES 7.1 - Institutional Values and Social Responsibilities 7.1.1 Gender Equity (Number of gender equity promotion programmes organized by the institution during the year) Title of the programme Period (from-to) Participants Female Male Discussion on ‘Gender and Stereotypes’ 30 August, 2018 50 40 Discussion on ‘Gender and Spaces’ 6 September, 2018 30 30 Discussion on ‘Gender or Equality or Feminism’ 20 September, 2018 30 20 Aham Asmi: Celebration of SC verdict on Section 377 with an Open Mic session and discussion on 'Where do we go from here?' 10 October, 2018 60 80

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Discussion on ‘Consent and Gender dynamics during intimacy’ 1 November, 2018 40 30 Samabha, two day film festival on Gender, Masculinity and Relationships. 22-23 January, 2019 40 50 Training of Trainers, workshop on Gender and Masculinity. 28-29 January, 2019 105 115 Open Discussion on 'Sex Education in India'. 7 March, 2019 80 60 Discussion on ‘Beautiful Women’ 8 March, 2019 The Movie Screening of “The Story of a Young Bride” 14 September, 2018 100 90 Women Conclave 7-8 March, 2019 100 60 Breaking the Chains (Three week online 24 September – 14 programme) October 2018 80 30 Ab Samjhauta Nahin (Workshop on sexual harassment) 16 January, 2019 70 60 Verdict on Adultery 11 October, 2018 80 60

7.1.2 Environmental Consciousness and Sustainability/Alternate Energy initiatives such as: Percentage of power requirement of the College met by the renewable energy sources The network of the PNG (Pipelined Natural Gas) connection has already been installed in the college. This fuel is environmentally friendly as it emits significantly fewer pollutants than the traditional LPG cooking gas. The PNG connection has already started functioning in the college hostel. This not only provides greener fuel but has also cut down the cost of cooking gas by almost half. It must also be mentioned here that this became possible only by the initiative taken by the hostellers. College has also started working towards making the college campus a plastic free zone. Usage of plastic glasses, spoons and plates and plastic flexes used during functions has been discouraged. Students are urged to take up responsibility for clearing up the venue after student festivals and events. Rain Water Harvesting has been done in the Main Academic Block, Science Block, Sports Ground and Lawns of the College. There are 8 nos. of pits of the sizes: 1.67X1.9X2.5 m (5 nos.), 1.46X1.5X1.5 m (1no.) and 1.0X 1.0X1.2m (2 nos.). There is one bore well of 4inches diameter in each of these pits. A pipeline connects rain water harvesting pits to the main rain water harvesting tank.

7.1.3 Differently abled (Divyangjan) friendliness Items Facilities Yes/No No. of Beneficiaries Physical facilities Yes 50-80 Provision for lift Yes 50-80 Ramp/ Rails Yes 38 Braille Software/facilities Yes 38 Rest Rooms Yes 10 Scribes for examination Yes 38 Special skill development for differently abled students Yes 22 Any other similar facility (Digital Vision) Yes 50

7.1.4 Inclusion and Situatedness Enlist most important initiatives taken to address locational advantages and disadvantages during the year Programmes organised by PRAYAS  Sakshamta diwas  Khelo Prayas, a para Olympic sports meet

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 Orientation program, Fresher's talent show, annual fest Lehar and farewell for PRAYAS  Sensitization events.  Provided specially designed laptops to all the differently abled students and angel voice recorders to all the visually-impaired students. Programmes organised by NSS  Each One Teach One Programme  Cultural and Personality Development of the Children -Village Chandrawal Lane 8&9  Basic Commodities Collection Drive For Kerala Flood Relief  SUPATH, PAHAL & AASHAYEIN: Jashn-e-Diwali (Help yourself festival for children of Village Chandrawal Lane 8&9)  VALUE EDUCATION SESSIONS (for college and village Chandrawal Lane 8&9)

Year Number of Number of Date and Name of Issues addressed Number of initiatives to initiatives taken duration the participating address to engage with of the initiative students and locational and contribute initiative staff advantages and to local disadvantages community 2017 5 8 All Above - Specially abled students 150 initiatives mentioned of the college in the academic year 2018-19 NSS-SAHYOG takes up 300 several issues each year of the Under privileged children of Chandrawal Village

7.1.5 Human Values and Professional Ethics Code of conduct (handbooks) for various stakeholders Title Date of Publication Follow up (maximum 100 words each) Part of agreement of Service entered Code of Professional Ethics Gazette of India (Extraordinary) Part into between the College and a teacher of Teachers III, Section 4, No.271. July 18, 2018 in its service

7.1.6 Activities conducted for promotion of universal Values and Ethics Activity Duration Number of participants Seminar on Intellectual Property Rights and the Knowledge Economy 21.2.2019 50 7.1.7 Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly (at least five)  Paper recycling  Vermicomposting  Water Harvesting  Green ride bicycle  Piped Natural Gas (PNG) supply

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7.2 Best Practices Describe at least two institutional best practices 1. Digital Vision for visually challenged Keeping in view the problems of reading signages, doorplates and plaques in college building for visually impaired students, Kirori Mal College has always been constantly and proactively endeavouring to equip the PwD (Persons with Disabilities) students and staff members with adequate hardware and software support. In its commitment to provide equal opportunity for all the PwDs, Kirori Mal College has introduced Digital Vision (DV) technology to make these signages accessible through special nameplates and mobile application developed by YVDO Solutions PVT LTD. The app provides navigation orientation and class room specific information such as door type, sitting arrangement and other crucial instructions in audio format to help students move independently in college premises. 82 devices have been installed so far from college’s main entrance upto the Back Gate exit covering the entire academic blocks, class rooms, labs, office, library and canteen. The Digital Vision app with the supported hardware was formally inaugurated in the Academic Auditorium of the college on the occasion of Sakshamta Divas, held on 15.04.2019. The college will try to extend this facility to meet other academic requirements in near future as the Digital Vision can make several other things accessible as the college students can easily use DV stickers on their documents, assignments, nooks, ATM cards, ID cards, medicines and noticeboards for an easy access without compromising their privacy and safety. The technology is user-friendly due to its app design and accessible interface. It is fully compatible with screen reading, magnification and other accessibility features of Android system. Innovative DV technology is cost effective, efficient, accessible and therefore assures Right to Read for each person with print disability in the country.

2. Village Adoption under Unnat Bharat Abhiyan Kirori Mal College is participating in the Unnat Bharat Abhiyan(UBA) the flagship programme of the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) to enable faculty and students of higher educational institutions to work with the people of rural India in identifying development challenges and evolving appropriate solutions for accelerating sustainable growth of village. The college has adopted 5 villages in the District of Bulandshahr - Munni, Bhogpura, Shahpur, Rudari and Arnia. Under this scheme, the students and faculty conducted Village Level Survey and Household Survey was conducted in these villages to understand their problems and challenges. Students of the college frequently visit these 5 villages and create awareness regarding the Government initiatives like Jandhan yogna, Mudra yogna etc. so that the villagers can be benefitted. College has initiated occupational opportunities with the help of NGOs and private organisations for economic benefit. College is planning to provide them technical skills so that they can enhance their economic capabilities.

7.3 Institutional Distinctiveness Provide the details of the performance of the institution in one area distinctive to its vision, priority and thrust Provide the weblink of the institution in not more than 500 words Kirori Mal College holds the distinction of having the only Animal Holding Facility in the University of Delhi of Delhi. The facility is maintained by the Department of Zoology. It has been in existence for the last nine years and has been licensed by CPCSEA (no. 1666/GO/Re/S/12/CPCSEA). Balb/c, C57B/6mice and Wistar Rat and nude/transgenic mice are maintained in the facility. The IAEC is active and there are around 10 protocols monitored by them. The faculty members are actively involved in research in human health and disease, especially nanomedicine for cancer, arthritis, and diabetes. College also has a MoU with SMS Grace for disposal of Biomedical waste.

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Kirori Mal College takes great pride in the fact that it has exceptionally good facilities for teaching and research in the Departments of Science which include the Departments of Physics, Chemistry, Botany and Zoology. There is also a separate Microbiology lab and the Animal Tissue Culture lab in college. The college also has the NanoBiotech Instrumentation Facility with advanced instruments like the Zeta sizer, FTIR, Ultra sonicator, HPLC, Fluorimeter, UV-Spectrophotometer, Temperature controlled Magnetic stirrers. The Biotechnology Research lab has gradient PCR, RT-PCR, Gel-Doc, autoclaves and a small RNA isolation unit. It is one of the few colleges in the University of Delhi to offer the Analytical Chemistry Course. The labs are well-equipped with high-tech instruments like microfuge, water bath, weighing Balance, pH meter, microtome, Laminar flow cabinet, Incubator shaker, BOD, CO2 incubator, cold centrifuge, Cat II laminar flow, Fluorescent Microscopes both Upright and Inverted, Vibratome, -20°C refrigerator, -80°C freezer, and Liquid nitrogen cans to preserve the various cancer cell lines and tissues, Gas Chromatography. The Chemistry department has Gas Chromatography, Flow Injection-Flame atomic absorption spectrophotometer (FI-FAAS), hydrothermal Autoclave, High Vacuum Pump, Millipore water purification system and Furnace. The Botany Department has established a cost-efficient Mushroom Cultivation Facility to provide skills to interested students and faculty. The essence is to grow white button mushrooms on a substrate of agriculture waste materials such as paddy straw, husk, sorghum, maize culms, castor stalks, and groundnut shells. The students are encouraged to develop skills and get hands-on training. The Department of Physics has been actively organising Robotics and Astronomy competitions. An exceptional achievement of the students from the department is the discovery of three asteroids by the team of students in May 2019. We at Kirori Mal are thus committed to give hands-on training to our undergraduate students and help them develop a scientific temperament. Our students are well prepared to step into the exciting world of science teaching and research at any level.

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8. Future Plans of action for next academic year (500 words)

 Infrastructural Development: I Construction of Girls Hostel (100 Rooms) II State of Art SMART Class rooms III Upgradation of Infrastructure of Library and Office IV Upgradation of Sports Playfield  Certificate and Add-On Courses in various disciplines  Remedial Classes  Green Environment Campus I Solar Panelling II Sewage Treatment Plant  Instrumentation Centre  Centre for Social Enterprise

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Annexure I

Abbreviations:

CAS - Career Advancement Scheme

CAT - Common Admission Test

CBCS - Choice Based Credit System

CE - Centre for Excellence

COP - Career Oriented Programme

CPE - College with Potential for Excellence

DPE - Department with Potential for Excellence

GATE - Graduate Aptitude Test

NET - National Eligibility Test

PEI - Physical Education Institution

SAP - Special Assistance Programme

SF - Self Financing

SLET - State Level Eligibility Test

TEI - Teacher Education Institution

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For Communication with NAAC

The Director National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) (An Autonomous Institution of the University Grants Commission) P. O. Box. No. 1075, Nagarbhavi Bengaluru - 560 072 Phone: +91-80-2321 0261/62/63/64/65 Fax: +91-80-2321 0268, 2321 0270 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.naac.gov.in

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ANNEXURE -1

ANNEXURE – 2

3.3.4 Books and Chapters in edited Volumes / Books published, and papers in National/International Conference Proceedings per Teacher during the year Department No. of publication “Comprehending the ‘in-formal’: Formal-informal conundrum in labour under capitalism” in Ghosh Dastidar Economics A, R Malhotra and V Suneja ed. Economic Theory and Policy amidst Global Discontent, Saumyajit Bhattacharya Rouledge, 2018 URDU Sada-e-Shamma-e-Farozan. ISBN:978-81-909222-8-9; 2018; Dr. Mujeeb Ahmad Khan Book chapter Book Name: Diabetes II on Recent Progress in Medicinal Plants (Vol.46); Chapter name: Ficus glomerata Roxb: A Review on its Anti-Diabetic Potential Authors: K.S. Rao, Yamal G., & O. Zenita Devi

Book Name: Signaling and Cross Talk in Molecular Aspects of Plant-Pathogen Interaction; Chapter Name : Role of Phytohormones in Plant Defense: Author’s Name: Vibha Gulyani Checker, Hemant Ritturaj Kushwaha, Pragati Botany Kumari, and Saurabh Yadav

Book chapter: Book Name: Pl Stress Author’s Name: Lal, M.A., Kathpalia,R., Sisodia, R. and Shakya, R Book chapter Book Name: Plant Physiology, Development and Metabolism; Chapter Name : Seed Dormancy and Germination; Author’s Name:Kathpalia, R. and Bhatla, S.C

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3.3.5 Bibliometrics of the publications during the last Academic year based on average citation index in Scopus/ Web of Science or Pub Med/ Indian Citation Index Title of the paper Name of the Title of the journal Year of Citation Institutional Number of author publication Index/ h- affiliation as citations index (as mentioned in the excluding self per Scopus) publication citations (as per Scopus) Chromium Speciation in Contaminated Reena Saxena Atomic 2018 10 University of 0 Water Samples Using PTFE Beads Spectroscopy Delhi, Kirori Mal Packed Minicolumn andFI-FAAS College, New Determination Delhi, India A Review on Nanomaterials as Solid Reena Saxena IOSR Journal of 2018 10 University of Phase Extractants for Determination of Applied Chemistry Delhi, Kirori Mal Lead in Environmental Samples College, New Delhi, India In Silico study of the active site of Upasana Issar Journal of 2018 4 Department of 4 Helicobacter pylori urease and its Molecular Chemistry, inhibition by hydroxamic acids Graphics and University of Modelling Delhi, Delhi, India. Theoretical investigation of organotin Upasana Issar Computational and 2018 4 Department of 0 (IV) complexes of substituted Theoretical Chemistry, benzohydroxamic acids Chemistry University of Delhi, Delhi, India. Identification of novel urease inhibitors: Upasana Issar Journal of 2018 4 Department of 1 pharmacophore modeling, virtual Biomolecular Chemistry, screening and molecular docking Structure and University of studies Dynamics Delhi, Delhi, India. Protective effects of new antioxidant Shashwat Journal of the 2018 12 Department of 1 compositions of 4-methylcoumarins Malhotra Science of Food Chemistry, and related compounds with DL-α- and Agriculture University of tocopherol and L-ascorbic acid. Delhi, Delhi, India. Montmorillonite used as an extended Arun Kant World Journal of 2018 1 Department of release delivery vehicle and increase Pharmaceutical Chemistry, bioavailability for Metoprolol tartrate: Research University of an antihypertensive drug Delhi, Delhi, India. Equilibrium and Kinetics Studies by Panmei Gaijon & Chemical Science 2018 1 Department of using Spirulina platensis as a Arun Kant Review and Chemistry, Kirori Biosorbent for the Toxic Metal Ions Letters Mal College, University of Delhi, Delhi- 110007, INDIA Base controlled diverse reactivity of Pratik Yadav Organic & 2018 5 Department of 1 allyl cyanide for synthesis of multi- Biomolecular Chemistry, substituted benzenes Chemistry University of Delhi, North Campus, Delhi, India Anti-corrosion performance of eco- Hemlata Vashisht Journal of 2018 7 Department of 1 friendly inhibitor (2-aminobenzyl) Molecular Liquids Chemistry, Kirori triphenylphosphonium bromide ionic Mal College, liquid on mild steel in 0.5 M sulfuric University of acid Delhi, Delhi 110007, India Nanoneuromedicines for Geetanjali Nanoscience & 2018 University of neurodegenerative diseases Nanotechnology – Delhi, Kirori Mal Asia College, New Delhi, India Solid Flavinium perchlorate salt as Geetanjali Materials Today 2018 University of catalyst for Bayer-Villiger Oxidation: Proceeding Delhi, Kirori Mal Effect of N10 chain length College, New Delhi, India Electrochemical and spectroscopic Geetanjali Analytical 2018 University of studies of riboflavin Chemistry Letters Delhi, Kirori Mal College, New Delhi, India Chemical Degradation of Geetanjali Chemistry Select 2018 University of Poly(bisphenol A carbonate) waste Delhi, Kirori Mal materials: A Review College, New Delhi, India Evaluation of Norfloxacin and Kalpana Bhrara International 2018 University of Ofloxacin as corrosion inhibitors for Journal of Delhi, Kirori Mal mild steel in different acids: Weight Creative Research College, New Loss Data and Thought Delhi, India Evaluation of polysorbate 20 as Kalpana Bhrara International 2018 University of corrosion inhibitor for mild steel in Journal of Delhi, Kirori Mal acidic medium and the synergistic Engineering College, New effect of a conducting polymer, Sciences & Delhi, India polyethoxyaniline Research Technology 1-(2-Methoxybenzoyl)-4-cyclohexyl-3- Akhilesh Bharti IUCrData 2018 University of thiosemicarbazide. Delhi, Kirori Mal College, New Delhi, India On multi-switching compound Prajapati,N., Khan, Chinese Journal Of 2018, Kirori Mal College, synchronization of four non-identical A.,Khattar, D Physics 56(4),1656- University of Delhi chaotic systems. 1666 Adaptive multi-switching combination Ayub Khan, International Journal 6(2) 621- Kirori Mal College, synchronization of chaotic systems with Dinesh Khattar, of Dynamics and 629, 2018 University of Delhi unknown parameter. N. Prajapati Control Synchronization of a new fractional order Ayub Khan, International Journal 2018 Kirori Mal College, chaotic system Dinesh Khattar, of Dynamics and University of Delhi Neha Agrawal Control Hybrid Projective Synchronization Ayub Khan, Journal of 2018 Kirori Mal College, between the fractional order systems Dinesh Khattar, Mathematical and University of Delhi Neha Agrawal Computational Science Synchronization between two non identical Ayub Khan, Journal of 2018 Kirori Mal College, fractional order hyperchaotic systems Dinesh Khattar, Mathematical and University of Delhi Neha Agrawal Computational Science Greedy algorithms and approximation Poumai, K. T. ; Sampl. Theory 2018 Kirori Mal College, properties for frames in Hilbert spaces. Kaushik, S. K. Signal Image University of Delhi Process. Vol. 17, no. 1, 73-94.

Duals of K-operator frames in Hilbert Shekhar , Chander, Poincare J. Anal. 2018, no. 1, Kirori Mal College, spaces Kaushik, S.K. Appl. University of Delhi 35-45. Free convective unsteady MHD flow in Preeti Garg, G. N Journal of 2018, Vol Kirori Mal College, Slip-Flow regime past a vertical plate with Purohit, R.C. Informatics and 10 (1 and 2) University of Delhi a convective surface boundary condition. Chaudhary Mathematical , 261-270 sciences

Multi-variate box spline wavelets in higher Raj Kumar, Journal of 2018, 1,1-14 Kirori Mal College, dimensional Sobolev spaces. Manish Kumar Inequalities and University of Delhi Applications

Synchronization of a new fractional order Ayub Khan, International Journal 2018 Kirori Mal College, chaotic system Dinesh Khattar, of Dynamics and University of Delhi Neha Agrawal Control Hybrid Projective Synchronization Ayub Khan, Journal of 2018 Kirori Mal College, between the fractional order systems Dinesh Khattar, Mathematical and University of Delhi Neha Agrawal Computational Science Synchronization between two non identical Ayub Khan, Journal of 2018 Kirori Mal College, fractional order hyperchaotic systems Dinesh Khattar, Mathematical and University of Delhi Neha Agrawal Computational Science Fractional plus fractional capacitated Kavita Gupta TWMS: Journal of 2018 Kirori Mal College, transportation problem with enhanced applied and University of Delhi flow. engineering Mathematics, 8(1a),243-254, 2018

Solving the problem of industry by Kavita Gupta International Journal 2018 Kirori Mal College, formulating it as a capacitated of Procurement University of Delhi transportation problem Management.11(6)7 05-721,2018

Branch and bound algorithm for a discrete Ritu Arora and Operations Research 2018 Kirori Mal College, multilevel linear fractional programming Kavita Gupta and Decisions. University of Delhi problem 28(2), 2018,5-21

Kavita Gupta and International Journal 2018 Kirori Mal College, Ritu Arora of Systems University of Delhi Solving the problem of industry by Assurance , formulating it as a fractional capacitated engineering and transportation problem with bounds on rim Management conditions 9(2)April 2018,509- 516

“Orthogonally blocked designs for Darroch Aggarwal, M. L., International Journal 2018 Aggarwal, M. Kirori Mal College and Walter Model” Singh, P., Sarin, of Agricultural L., Singh, P., V., Goel, R. Statistical Sciences, Sarin, V., & University of Delhi Goel, R. (2018). ORTHOGON ALLY BLOCKED MIXTURE DESIGNS FOR DARROCH AND WALLER MODEL. IN TERNATIO NAL JOURNAL OF AGRICULT URAL AND STATISTIC AL SCIENCES, 14(1), 239- 250. “Projected Mixture Designs Based on Aggarwal, M. L., International Journal 2018 Aggarwal, M. Kirori Mal College Weighing Matrices” Singh, P., Sarin, of Experimental L., Singh, P., V., Goel, R. Design and Process Sarin, V., & University of Delhi Optimisation. Goel, R. (2017). Projected mixture designs based on weighing matrices. Inte rnational Journal of Experimental Design and Process Optimisation, 5(4), 285- 300. A multi-State Markov model for the Grover, G., Turkiye Klinikleri 2019 Grover, G., Kirori Mal College progression of chronic kidney disease, Sabharwal, A., Journal of Sabharwal, Kumar, S. & Biostatistics A., Kumar, S. University of Delhi Thakur A. & Thakur A.(2019). A multi-State Markov model for the progression of chronic kidney disease. Turkiye Klinikleri Journal of Biostatistics, 11(1),1-14. On the estimation of misclassification Grover, G., Journal of 2019 Grover, G., Kirori Mal College probabilities of chronic kidney disease Sabharwal, A., Nephropharmacolog Sabharwal, using continuous time hidden Markov Kumar, S. & y A., Kumar, University of Delhi models, Thakur A. S., & Thakur, A. K. (2019). NPJ. Journal of Nephropharm acology, 8(1).

A predictive model for progression of Sabharwal, A., International journal 2018 Sabharwal, Kirori Mal College chronic kidney disease : a systematic Grover, G., & of Agricultural and A., Grover, review, Kumar, S. Statistical Sciences, G., & Kumar, University of Delhi S.(2018). A predictive model for progression of chronic kidney disease : a systematic review. . INTERNAT IONAL JOURNAL OF AGRICULT URAL AND STATISTIC AL SCIENCES, 14(2), 637- 646. Statistical significance of prognostic Sabharwal, A., Journal of 2019 Sabharwal, Kirori Mal College factors on the progression of chronic Grover, G., & Nephropharmacolog A., Grover, kidney disease through simulation study, Kumar, S. y G., & Kumar, University of Delhi S. (2019). Statistical significance of prognostic factors on the progression of chronic kidney disease through simulation study. Journal of Nephropharm acology, 8(2), 20-20. Comparison Of Diabetic Nephropathy Sabharwal, A., & STATISTICS IN 2018 Sabharwal, Kirori Mal College Onset Time Of Two Groups With Left Grover, G. TRANSITION new A., & Grover, Truncated And Right Censored Data. series G. (2018). University of Delhi Comparison Of Diabetic Nephropathy Onset Time Of Two Groups With Left Truncated And Right Censored Data. STATI STICS, 527.

Modelling and forecasting P ositive and N Sabharwal, A., International journal 2019 Sabharwal, Kirori Mal College egative S yndrome S cale scores to achieve Grover, G., of methods in A., Grover, remission using time series analysis. Kaushik, S., & psychiatric research, G., Kaushik, University of Delhi Unni, K. S. S., & Unni, K. S. (2019). Modelling and forecasting P ositive and N egative S yndrome S cale scores to achieve remission using time series analysis. Inter national journal of methods in psychiatric research, 28( 1), e1763. Testing the difference between bipolar Sabharwal, A., Journal of Applied 2019 Sabharwal, Kirori Mal College disorder and schizophrenia on the basis of Grover, G., & Statistics A., Grover, the severity of symptoms with C (α) test. Kaushik, S. G., & University of Delhi Kaushik, S. (2019). Testing the difference between bipolar disorder and schizophrenia on the basis of the severity of symptoms with C (α) test. Journal of Applied Statistics, 46( 11), 2101- 2110

Assessing the effect of parent's psychiatric Unni, K. S., International Journal 2019 Unni, K. S., Santosh Medical health and environment on adolescent Srivastava, R. , of Scientific Srivastava, College students using GHQ-12 Sabharwal,A., Research, R., Goyal, B. Sabharwal, Kirori Mal College A., & Goyal, University of Delhi B. (2019). ASSESSING THE EFFECT OF PARENT'S PSYCHIATR IC HEALTH AND ENVIRONM ENT ON ADOLESCE NT STUDENTS USING GHQ- 12. Internatio nal Journal of Scientific Research, 8(7 ).

Assessing the effect of Parental Psychiatric Unni, K. S., International Journal 2019 Unni, K. E., Santosh Medical disorder on Adolescents using Brief Srivastava, R., of Research in Social Srivastav, R., College Psychiatric Rating Scale – A Case Study. Sabharwal, A., Sciences Sabharwal, Goyal, B. A., & Goyal, Kirori Mal College B. (2019). University of Delhi Assessing the effect of Parental Psychiatric disorder on Adolescents using Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale- A Case Study. Intern ational Journal of Research in Social Sciences, 9(7 ), 401-416. “Robust Estimation with Geometric Surendra Kumar, Int. J. Agricult. Stat. 2019 Surendra Kirori Mal College Distribution under A Class of Priors” Dhanpal Singh and sci., Kumar, Dhanpal Singh and Pradeep Kumar Pradeep Tyagi l Kumar Tyagi (2019). Robust Estimation with Geometric Distribution under A Class of Priors. INTERNATI ONAL JOURNAL OF AGRICULT URAL AND STATISTIC AL SCIENCES, 15(1), 449- 456.

khadya samprabhuta aur naariwaad : ek Devarati Roy Pratimaan 2018 naye kshitij ki talaash Chowdhury, Aristotle on essence Sagarika Datta Anusilana 2018 Kirori Mal College

Diluted magnetic semiconducting Karmvir Singha, Journal of 468 (2018) 3 KMC 3 properties of nanocrystalline Ishpal Rawal, Magnetism and 259–268 Zn0.98X0.02O (X=Fe, Ga, Ni) thin Prikshit Gautam, Magnetic films deposited by PLD technique for Neeru Sharma, Materials spintronic applications, Rakesh Dhar, Determination of valence and Karmvir Journal of Alloys 768 (2018) 2 KMC 2 conduction band offsets in Singh, Neelam and Compounds 978-990. Zn0.98Fe0.02O/ZnO hetero-junction Berwal, Ishpal thin films grown in oxygen Rawal, Sajjan environment by pulsed laser deposition Dahiya, Rajesh technique: A study of efficient UV Punia, Rakesh photodetectors Dhar, Study on nanocrystalline silicon thin Ravi Kant Journal of the 86 (2018) 1 KMC 1 films grown by the filtered cathodic Tripathi, OS Taiwan Institute of 185-191 vacuum arc technique using boron Panwar, Ishpal Chemical doped solid silicon for fast photo Rawal, BP Singh, Engineers detectors BC Yadav, Cost effective Fe/NG/PMMA Prachi Yadav Materials 2018 2 Amity Institute of 1 nanocomposites for high-performance Ressearch Express Applied Sciences, microwave absorbing applications Amity University, Noida, Uttara Pradesh, India A theoretical and experimental Shaan Ameer, Journal of Applied 2018 (IF = Department of 0 formalism of electronic structure of Kajal Jindal, Physics 124, 2.210). physics & BFO:Cr thin films and modulation of Monika Tomar, 155304 Astrophysics their electrical properties upon visible Pradip K. Jha, University of Delhi light illumination”, Vinay Gupta, Structural, morphological and optical Shaan Ameer, Vaccum 158 2018 (IF = 2.067) Department of 2 properties of BiFe0.99Cr0.01O3 thin Kajal Jindal, (2018) 166-171 physics & films”, , Savita Sharma, Astrophysics Pradip K. Jha, University of Delhi Monika Tomar, Vinay Gupta “Effect of Li doping on electronic Shaan Ameer, Integrated 2018 (IF = 0.457) Department of 0 and magnetic properties of BiFeO3 Kajal Jindal, ferroelectrics, 193 physics & using first principles”, Monika Tomar, (2018) 123-128 Astrophysics Pradip K. Jha, University of Delhi Vinay Gupta, “Effect of vacancies on structural Shaan Ameer, Adv. Sci. Eng. 2018 Department of and magnetic properties of BiFeO3”, Kajal Jindal, Med. 10, 7-8 physics & Monika Tomar, (2018) 741–744. Astrophysics Pradip K. Jha, University of Delhi Vinay Gupta “Study of half-metallicity in BiFe1- Shaan Ameer, AIP conference 2018 Department of 1 xMnxO3“ Kajal Jindal, proceedings, 1953, physics & Monika Tomar, 110018 Astrophysics Pradip K. Jha, University of Delhi Vinay Gupta, A Density of Agam K. Jha, R. Springer (XXII 2018 KMC 0 States for QGP Ramanathan, K. DAE-BRNS Fireball K. Gupta and S. High Energy Formation in S. S. Singh Physics Heavy Ion Symposium Collisions proceedings, 203, Incorporating pp. 313-315 Hydrodynamical Features in the Model Automation, Job-Loss and the Law of Rakesh Kumar International 2018 2.12 KMC Entropy Pandey Journal of Engineering Technology Science and Research, 5(3), 132-135 Size of photons and the Idea of Rakesh Kumar AIP conference 2018 KMC Coherence Pandey proceedings, 1953, 060006 Automation in Government Rakesh Kumar International 2018 2.12 KMC establishments: Lower-level Pandey Journal of Management Concerns Engineering Technology Science and Research A thermal model for N-series Pramod Rajput, Renewable Energy 2018 6.19 University Savoie 2 connected glass/cell/polymer sheet and Shyam, Vivek 126, 370-386 Mont-Blanc, LOCIE glass/cell/glass crystalline silicon Tomar, G.N. UMR CNRS 5271, photovoltaic modules with hot solar Tiwari, O.S. Campus ScientifiqueSavoieT cells connected in series and its Sastry, T.S. echnolac - thermal losses in real outdoor condition Bhatti BâtimentHélios, Avenue du Lac Léman, F-73376, Le Bourget-du-Lac, France Spectroscopic Study of EUV and SXR Rakesh Kumar Journal of Atomic, 2018 KMC Transitions of BaXLVI Pandey Molecular, Condensate & Nano Physics, 5(1), 19-39, print ISSN 23496088 e- ISSN 23492716

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3.3.6 h-index of the Institutional Publications during the year. (based on Scopus/ Web of science) Title of the paper Name of the Title of the Year Author Number Institutional author journal of h-index of affiliation as public (as per citations mentioned in the ation Scopus) excluding publication self citations (as per Scopus) Chromium Speciation in Contaminated Water Samples Reena Saxena Atomic 2018 10 0 University of Delhi, Using PTFE Beads Packed Minicolumn andFI-FAAS Spectroscopy Kirori Mal College, Determination New Delhi, India A Review on Nanomaterials as Solid Phase Extractants for Reena Saxena IOSR Journal 2018 10 University of Delhi, Determination of Lead in Environmental Samples of Applied Kirori Mal College, Chemistry New Delhi, India Equilibrium and Kinetics Studies by using Spirulina Arun Kant Chemical 2018 1 Department of platensis as a Biosorbent for the Toxic Metal Ions Science Chemistry, Kirori Mal Review and College, University of Letters Delhi, Delhi-110007, INDIA Anti-corrosion performance of eco-friendly inhibitor (2- Hemlata Vashisht Journal of 2018 7 1 Department of aminobenzyl) triphenylphosphonium bromide ionic liquid Molecular Chemistry, Kirori Mal on mild steel in 0.5 M sulfuric acid Liquids College, University of Delhi, Delhi 110007, India Nanoneuromedicines for neurodegenerative diseases Geetanjali Nanoscience & 2018 University of Delhi, Nanotechnolo Kirori Mal College, gy – Asia New Delhi, India Solid Flavinium perchlorate salt as catalyst for Bayer- Geetanjali Materials 2018 University of Delhi, Villiger Oxidation: Effect of N10 chain length Today Kirori Mal College, Proceeding New Delhi, India Electrochemical and spectroscopic studies of riboflavin Geetanjali Analytical 2018 University of Delhi, Chemistry Kirori Mal College, Letters New Delhi, India Chemical Degradation of Poly(bisphenol A carbonate) Geetanjali Chemistry 2018 University of Delhi, waste materials: A Review Select Kirori Mal College, New Delhi, India Evaluation of Norfloxacin and Ofloxacin as corrosion Kalpana Bhrara International 2018 University of Delhi, inhibitors for mild steel in different acids: Weight Loss Journal of Kirori Mal College, Data Creative New Delhi, India Research and Thought Evaluation of polysorbate 20 as corrosion inhibitor for Kalpana Bhrara International 2018 University of Delhi, mild steel in acidic medium and the synergistic effect of a Journal of Kirori Mal College, conducting polymer, polyethoxyaniline Engineering New Delhi, India Sciences & Research Technology 1-(2-Methoxybenzoyl)-4-cyclohexyl-3-thiosemicarbazide. Akhilesh Bharti IUCrData 2018 University of Delhi, Kirori Mal College, New Delhi, India Testing the difference between bipolar disorder and Alka Sabharwal JOURNAL OF 2019 43 Kirori Mal College schizophrenia on the basis of the severity of symptoms et al APPLIED University of Delhi with C(α) test STATISTICS

COMPARISON OF DIABETIC NEPHROPATHY Alka statistics in 2018 03 Kirori Mal College ONSET TIME OF TWO GROUPS WITH LEFT Sabharwal transition new University of Delhi TRUNCATED AND RIGHT CENSORED DATA And Gurprit series Grover MODELING AND FORECASTING POSITIVE AND Alka Sabharwal international 2018 Kirori Mal College NEGATIVE SYNDROME SCALE SCORES TO et al journal of University of Delhi ACHIEVE REMISSION USING TIME SERIES methods in ANALYSIS psychiatric research Landslide susceptibility mapping using maximum entropy Vijendra Kumar Geocarto 2018 3 5 and support vector machine models along the Highway Pandey International Corridor, Garhwal Himalaya. Characteristics of Large Landslides and Application of Vijendra Kumar International 2018 3 5 Frequency Ratio Model for Susceptibility Assessment, Pandey Journal of Lower Jalal Catchment (Himachal Pradesh) Research in Geography Causes and geomorphological effects of large debris flows Vijendra Kumar Remote 2018 3 3 in the lower valley areas of the Meru and Gangotri Pandey Sensing glaciers, Bhagirathi basin, Garhwal Himalaya (India) Letters, Development versus displacement: displacement induced Jeetesh Rai International 2018 3 1 Delhi University marginalisation and conflict with rights of the tribals journal of Social Science and Economic Research, 3(12), 6922- 6935. Understanding the 'right to the city' from local's Jeetesh Rai International 2018 3 Delhi University perspective: forced evictions, resettlement process and journal of citizen participation in Delhi slums Social Science and Economic Research, 3(10), 55905603. ISSN: 2455- 8834 Role of civil society in urban governance and the right to Jeetesh Rai International 2018 3 Delhi University the city: case of Delhi's resettled colonies journal of Social Science and Economic Research, 3(10), 55905603. ISSN: 2455- 8834 Approaches to environmental decision making through Jeetesh Rai Journal of 2018 3 4 Delhi University human-environment relationship perspectives Geography, Environment and Earth Science International khadya samprabhuta aur naariwaad : ek naye kshitij ki Devarati Roy Pratimaan 2018 talaash Chowdhury,

Aristotle on essence Sagarika Datta Anusilana 2018 Kirori Mal College

Cost effective Fe/NG/PMMA nanocomposites for high- Prachi Yadav Materials 2018 2 1 Amity Institute of performance Ressearch Applied Sciences, microwave absorbing applications Express Amity University, Noida, Uttara Pradesh, India A theoretical and experimental formalism of electronic Shaan Ameer, Journal of 2018 8 0 Department of structure of BFO:Cr thin films and modulation of their Kajal Jindal, Applied physics & electrical properties upon visible light illumination”, Monika Tomar, Physics 124, Astrophysics Pradip K. Jha, 155304 University of Delhi Vinay Gupta, Structural, morphological and optical properties of Shaan Ameer, Vaccum 158 2018 8 2 Department of BiFe0.99Cr0.01O3 thin films”, , Kajal Jindal, (2018) 166- physics & Monika Tomar, 171 Astrophysics Pradip K. Jha, University of Delhi Vinay Gupta, “Effect of Li doping on electronic and magnetic properties Shaan Ameer, Integrated 2018 8 0 Department of of BiFeO3 using first principles”, Kajal Jindal, ferroelectrics, physics & Monika Tomar, Pradip K. Jha, 193 (2018) Astrophysics Vinay Gupta, 123-128 University of Delhi “Effect of vacancies on structural and magnetic properties Shaan Ameer, Adv. Sci. Eng. 2018 8 Department of of BiFeO3”, Kajal Jindal, Med. 10, 7-8 physics & Monika Tomar, (2018) 741– Astrophysics Pradip K. Jha, 744. University of Delhi Vinay Gupta, “Study of half-metallicity in BiFe1-xMnxO3“ Shaan Ameer, AIP 2018 8 1 Department of Kajal Jindal, conference physics & Monika Tomar, proceedings, Astrophysics Pradip K. Jha, 1953, 110018 University of Delhi Vinay Gupta, A Density of Agam K. Jha, R. Springer 2018 States for QGP Ramanathan, K. (XXII Fireball K. Gupta and S. DAE-BRNS Formation in S. S. Singh High Energy Heavy Ion Physics Collisions Symposium Incorporating proceedings Hydrodynamical Features in the Model A thermal model for N-series connected Pramod Rajput, Renewable 2018 0 2 University Savoie glass/cell/polymer sheet and glass/cell/glass crystalline Shyam, Vivek Energy 126, Mont-Blanc, LOCIE silicon photovoltaic modules with hot solar cells Tomar, G.N. 370-386 UMR CNRS 5271, connected in series and its thermal losses in real outdoor Tiwari, O.S. Campus condition Sastry, T.S. ScientifiqueSavoieTe Bhatti chnolac - BâtimentHélios, Avenue du Lac Léman, F-73376, Le Bourget-du-Lac, France

ANNEXURE -5 4.3.4 E-content developed by teachers such as: e-PG-Pathshala, CEC (under e-PG-Pathshala CEC (Under Graduate) SWAYAM other MOOCs platform NPTEL/NMEICT/any other Government initiatives & institutional (Learning Management System (LMS) etc Name of the Name of the module Platform on which module Date of launching e - teacher is developed content

Dr Haren Ram 08, Biology of Parasitism,01, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Animal Association and Host- parasite interaction, Part I

Dr Haren Ram 08, Biology of Parasitism,01, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Animal Association and Host- parasite interaction, Part II Dr Haren Ram 08, Biology of e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Parasitism,06,Morphology, Life cycles, Mode of infection of Trypanosoma Dr Haren Ram 08, Biology of Parasitism,07, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Morphology, Life cycles, Mode of infection of Leishmania Dr Haren Ram 10, Immunology, 14, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Organization and expression of Ig genes: Diversity of immunoglobulins, structural variations in immunoglobulin constant regions Dr Haren Ram 10, Immunology, 16, Cell- e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary mediated immune response: NK and NKT cell function and mucosal immunity-Part I Dr Haren Ram 10, Immunology, 17, Cell- e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary mediated immune response: NK and NKT cell function and mucosal immunity-Part II Dr Haren Ram 12, Principles of Ecology, 04, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Unitary and Modular populations, Population genetics-Hardy-Weinberg Law, Genetic Drift. Dr Haren Ram 12, Principles of Ecology, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary 07a; Part I; Life history and Reproductive strategies. Dr Haren Ram 12, Principles of Ecology, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary 07b; Part II; Life history and Reproductive strategies Dr Haren Ram 12, Principles of Ecology, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary 08a; Part I; Life Table, Fecundity tables and Survivorship curves. Dr Haren Ram 12, Principles of Ecology, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary 08b; Part II; Life Table, Fecundity tables and Survivorship curves. Dr Haren Ram 12, Principles of Ecology, 11, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary 12, Population interaction- evolution, process and theories of parasitism, amensalism, and mutualism. Dr Haren Ram 12, Principles of Ecology, 15, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Prey predator and Plant herbivore interactions: Part I Dr Haren Ram 12, Principles of Ecology, 16, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Prey predator and Plant herbivore interactions: Part II Dr Haren Ram 12, Principles of Ecology,17, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Community: Community characteristics, types of biodiversity, diversity index, abundance, species richness, vertical and horizontal stratification: Part I Dr Haren Ram 12, Principles of Ecology, 18, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Community: Community characteristics, types of biodiversity, diversity index, abundance, species richness, vertical and horizontal stratification: Part II Dr Haren Ram 12, Principles of Ecology, 19, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Community: Community characteristics, types of biodiversity, diversity index, abundance, species richness, vertical and horizontal stratification: Part III Dr Haren Ram 12, Principles of Ecology, 20, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Community: Community characteristics, types of biodiversity, diversity index, abundance, species richness, vertical and horizontal stratification: Part IV Dr Haren Ram 12, Principles of Ecology, 23, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Type of Ecosystem: Marine, Natural and Human modified ecosystem-Part I Dr Haren Ram 12, Principles of Ecology, 24, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Type of Ecosystem: Marine, Natural and Human modified ecosystem-Part II Dr Haren Ram 12, Principles of Ecology, 25, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Terrestrial ecosystem-Part I Dr Haren Ram 12, Principles of Ecology, 26, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Terrestrial ecosystem-Part II Dr Haren Ram 12, Principles of Ecology, 33, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Ecosystem Process-II: Succession-Growth, development and evolution, theories pertaining to climax community-Part I Dr Haren Ram 12, Principles of Ecology,34, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Ecosystem Process-II: Succession-Growth, development and evolution, theories pertaining to climax community-Part II Dr Haren Ram 12, Principles of Ecology, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary 35,36, Global human population, growth patterns- past, present and future; and demographic transitions Dr Haren Ram 12, Principles of Ecology, 39, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Application of ecology in sustainable development-Part I Dr Haren Ram 12, Principles of Ecology, 40, e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Application of ecology in sustainable development-Part II Dr Haren Ram 06, Animal Physiology, 05; e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Molecular aspects of Development of Action potential and conduction Dr Haren Ram 06, Animal Physiology, 08; e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Receptors in Neurotransmission Dr Haren Ram 06, Animal Physiology, 11; e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Environmental factors leading to neural function Dr Haren Ram 06, Animal Physiology, 26; e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Osmoregulation in Aquatic Invertebrates Dr Haren Ram 06, Animal Physiology, 27; e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Osmoregulation in Aquatic Vertebrates Dr Haren Ram 06, Animal Physiology, 28; e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Osmoregulation in Terrestrial animals: Part I Dr Haren Ram 06, Animal Physiology, 29; e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Osmoregulation in Terrestrial animals: Part II Dr Haren Ram 15, Molecular and Cell e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Biology, 5; Acidification of cell organelles and stomach Dr Haren Ram 15, Molecular and Cell e-PG-Pathshala 2018-2019 Chiary Biology, 6; Transepithelial transport; Maintenance of cellular pH

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5.2.4 Sports and cultural activities / competitions organised at the institution level during the year Activity Level Participants Fine Arts & Photography - Sketching Competition National 40 Fine Arts & Photography Painting Competition National 40 Fine Arts & Photography Competition for Disabled National 10 Fine Arts & Photography -Film Making - B-Roll Challenge National 30 Fine Arts & Photography -Photography - On the Spot National 50 Sensation - Dance Society: Freshers’ Talent Show Intra college Students of the college Open for Students from all the Sensation - Dance Society:Western Dance Event, Renaissance Inter college colleges Open for Students from all the Sensation - Dance Society:Choreo Dance Event (Unplugged) , Renaissance Inter college colleges Sensation - Dance Society:Duet and Solo Event , Art Maestro (CHOREO Open for Students from all the Inter-college WING) colleges MONTAGE - Seminar with Mr. Raj Shekhar, Bollywood Song Writer & KMC alumni (Lyricist of Tanu weds Manu, Veere di Wedding, Saand ki Ankh)

MONTAGE - Screening: Enemy [dir: Denis Villeneuve] MONTAGE - Screening: Bioscopewala [dir: Deb Medhekar] MONTAGE - Screening: Man from Earth (science fiction film) [dir: Richard

Schenkman] MONTAGE- Screening: Au Revoir Les Enfants (Goodbye, Children)

[French, dir: Louis Malle] MONTAGE - Indian Short Films - L; Chutney; Juice; The Bypass; Taandav MONTAGE- Worskshop on Film Making with Mr. Avinash Sourav, Montage alumni and Documentary Film Maker MONTAGE - Screening: Perfume – The Story of a Murder [dir: Tom Tykwer] MONTAGE -Screening: Breathless [French, dir: Jean-Luc Godard] MONTAGE -Screening: Water [dir: Deepa Mehta] MONTAGE -Screening: Whiplash [dir: Damien Chazelle] MONTAGE -Screening: After Life [Japanese, dir: Hirokazu Kore-eda] MONTAGE -Screening: The Insult [Lebanese Arabic, dir: Ziad Doueiri] MONTAGE -Screening: Grave of the Fireflies [Japanese Animation film, dir: Isao Takahata] MONTAGE -Documentary Film Making Workshop conducted by Mr. Aditya Seth, KMC Alumni (In association with The Indian Academy of Shorts) MONTAGE -The Color of Paradise [Iranian, dir: Majid Majidi] MONTAGE -Interactive session with Ms. Khushboo Bhutani (Research student, JNU) on Palestinian Cinema MONTAGE -Screening: Suspiria [dir: Luca Guadagnino] MONTAGE -CLIMAX- adventure film tour (In collaboration with Adventure Club) MONTAGE -Mise-en-Scene (Annual Fest) – Speaker Sessions with actor Raghav Kuckreja MONTAGE -Mise-en-Scene (Annual Fest) – Speaker Sessions with actor Sushant Singh MONTAGE -Mise-en-Scene (Annual Fest) – Screening: Tangerines [Estonian, Georgian, Russian; dir: Zaza Urushadze] MONTAGE -Mise-en-Scene (Annual Fest) – Screening: Departures [Japanese; dir: Yōjirō Takita] MONTAGE -Mise-en-Scene (Annual Fest) – Cinema Quiz, Photostory Competition, Open mic event, Poster Exhibition SPIC-MACAY Annual Fest-Classical Vocalist Pandit Bhuvanesh Komkali ji, grandson of a legendary Classical Singer Late Pandit Kumar Gandharva, accompanied by Shri Vinay Mishra ji and Shri Sambhu Nath Bhattacharya ji. College 100 PLAYERS - Manav Kaul's 'Chuhal', a stage play directed by Alnawazand Nihal Jerath Grover PLAYERS - 'Karya Pragati Par Hai', a self-scripted street play directed by Antariksha Sharma and Pew Banerjee PLAYERS - Invitation performance of 'Black Hole',thelatest play by the renowned theatre artist Ms. Jyoti Dogra PLAYERS- Theatre Lighting Workshop at Studio Safdar for the members of The Players. The Workshop was conducted by the well-known lighting professional Rahul Rai, who is incidentally analumnus of the Society. PLAYERS- "Sar-e-Aam",a festival of street theatre DEBSOC- DEBATING SOCIETY - "Annual Frank Thakur Das Memorial Parliamentary Debate (FTD/39}" 8-11 FEB, 2019 MUSOC- FRESHERS'S TALENT SHOW, 26.9.2018 MUSOC - Annual Musical Festival,"SURMANJARI",on 1st-2ndMarch 2019

ADVENTURE CLUB - Interactive session with Mrs. Reena Kaushal Dharamshaktu -first Indian woman to sky from South Pole to Antarctica(The Kaspersky CommonwealthAntarctic Expedition}, MAGAZINE SOCIETY - MERAKI- A Creative Aura on the International Girl Child Day i.e.11th October 2018. MAGAZINE SOCIETY-Annual Fest, RASO VAl SAH: The Editors' Extravaganza on 12th-13th March 2019. MAGAZINE SOCIETY- 'Ataraxia:The Flux within You', a stress free session,for its volunteers and members on 30th March 2019 ECO CLUB A workshop on 'Measures at Construction Sites to ControlAir Pollution' ECO CLUB Talk on 'Diarrheal Disease' ECO CLUB 'Adulteration in Sweets during Festival Seasons' ECO CLUB -'KMC- Swachh Survey' was conducted to initiate steps towards a cleaner campus ECO CLUB- Filed visit to the sewage treatment plant of Delhi JalBoard. ENACTUS- Project Patradya, the team successfully launched new forms of edible cutlery- spoons and plates-in different flavours- chocolate,coffee,savoury and achari ENACTUS -Project Dor, with great success, introduced a new collection of Chanderi dupattas and cushion covers ENACTUS-JanBhoomi,was able to get into a collaboration with the Government of Haryana under the second Super Village Challenge, opening over eighty-five pits of compost in seventy villages inHaryana. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY CELL - Interactive session , February 2019. Two seminars IN March and April2019 giving wings to future endeavours of disadvantaged groups. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY CELL - Interactive session ,August 18, 2018 "Family of Martyrs & their condition in the society". Retd. Major General Dr. P.K. Sehgal FINANCE & INVESTMENT CELL Visit on 4th September 2018 to the prestigious Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) office FINANCE & INVESTMENT CELL - Seminar 11.9.2018 incollaboration with SEBIand NSE on "FinancialInclusion through FinancialEducation." FINANCE & INVESTMENT CELL - Seminar 3.10.2018 on "Anticipating & Building Skills for Future Jobs".Prof. Muneesh Kumar,Head, Department of Financial Studies along with Dr. Dietrich Kebschull, Chairman,Indo- German Export PromotionProgram(IGEP) were thespeakers for thesession. FINANCE & INVESTMENT CELL - National Seminar on "Emerging Issues in Global Business Research and Management Practices" FINANCE & INVESTMENT CELL -MULYA'19,a two day Annual Fest, on 11th and 12th February 2019. FOSTAS- 11.2.2019 Football match among International Hostel students, Tibetan Hostel Students and FOSTAS FOSTAS-Annual Festival -MELANGE,Dr. Shyama Rath, Dean, FSR, Chief Guest. Dr. Lobsang Yangtso,a JNU Scholar,and Ms. Azka Khan,the Founder President of GlobalConflux of Stalwarts and Director of Board at GlobalPeace Initiatives, graced the event as the Guest Speakers for InternationalConference on "Developing Countries and Sustainable Development". FOSTAS- Field Trip to Gujarat, October 2018 KARTAVYA - Field visit -Mahatma Gandhi Ek Pravasi Museum under invitation from theMEA KARTAVYA - Lectures on World history by Mr. Prakash Nevatia (lAS) KARTAVYA - A scrupulous analysis of India's security dilemma by political scientist Prof.Ujjwal Kumar KARTAVYA -Lecture on IPR by the scientist Dr. P. Chattopadhyay KARTAVYA -Session on Mauryan Empireby Dr.Rajiv Verma KARTAVYA -Session with the lAS Officer Mr.Sudhir Gahlot KARTAVYA -Annual Festival -JUNOON 2019 -"India's Relations with its Neighbours" - featuring an exalted panel of intelligentsia - Amb. B. S. Prakash IFS (Retd.),Dr.M. M.SethiIFS (Director,ASEAN),Mr.YognikBhageiiRS. PARIVARTAN - AhamAsmi:Celebrationof SC verdict on Section 377 with an OpenMic session and discussion on 'Where dowe go from here?' PARIVARTAN Discussionon 'Consent andGenderdynamics duringIntimacy' PARIVARTAN - Samabhav,anexcitingtwo dayfilmfestivalon Gender,Masculinity and Relationships. PARIVARTAN- TrainingofTrainers,athree day workshop onGenderand Masculinity. PARIVARTAN - OpenDiscussionon 'Sex Educationin India'. THE ROUND TABLE -Joumoculars - Shaping Opinions, Transforming lives", September 2018 THE ROUND TABLE -"Kataksh -The TruthUnfolds",media across variousplatforms. THE ROUND TABLE - 'INTELLOSHPERE: In Harmony With A Sustainable World' 7th-8th February 2019. Speakers.Ms.lra Singhal,lAS Officer and Dr.Seerna Gaur, the Chief EconomicAdvisorto the Ministry of RuralDevelopment THE ROUND TABLE - The lnfluencers' Confex, Speakers- Shivankit Parihar, Raj Shamani and Viraj Kalra NORTHEAST STUDENT CELL - Talks on 'UPSC' and 'Women Empowerment' by eminent personalities and Annual Fest, 8THNICIA BOTANY Educatonal trip to Rajasthan for the visit of historic sites Departmental Students of the department One-Day National Symposium on "Microbes and Nenotechnology in Sustainable Environment"in association with Indian Society of Analytical Scientists (ISAS) National Open for the all colleges Annual flagship event SRISHTI 2019 of the department. Intra College Open for the all colleges CHEMISTRY Lecture by .Ashok Kumar Prasad, Department of Chemistry, University of Delhi on the topic "Sugars as Precursors in Organic Synthesis". Departmental Students of the department Seminar on the topic 'Development of Anti Malarialby Rational Drug Design by Prof.DiwanS.Rawat,Department of Chemistry,University of Delhi. KHRUSOS -the Annual Academic Fest of CHEMSOC Lecture by Prof.A.K.Ganguli, Head,Department of Chemistry, IIT Delhi on the topic, 'Advancement in Nano Technology.' Lecture delivered by Mr.PiyushGarg,Assistant Controller,Patents and Designon the topic,'Patent SysteminIndia.' Lecture by Padma Shri Awardee, Prof. Virender Singh Chauhan on the topic, What is science and why should we engage in it?' COMMERCE Inter College Organized its flagship event "ADVENT" Level The Society annual Fest "APPULSE" Lecture by Saurabh Jain,Vice President of Paytm

Lecture by TEDx speaker Laxmi Agarwal (Acid Attack Survivor) Lecture by Vivek Atray (ex-IAS officer) Lecture by Sharad Sagar, founder and CEO of Dexterity First Departmental Magazine- COM RCIO In associationwith life Insurance Corporation (LIC), the Department celebrated the Vigilance Week by organizing an essay competition onthe theme 'Eradicate Corruption- Building a New India'

Two day long NationalConference on "Emerging Issues in Global BusinessResearchand Management Practices"

Organised a 1 day workshop on "Reading and Writing Case Studies" under the supervision of Dr. Pushpendra Kumar COMPUTER SCIENCE TCP organised seminar on "Career Counseling" chaired by Mr. Satyajeet Ranjan, Director General of ITDC, Ministry of Tourism Seminar on 'Big Data'on21st January 2019 in association with EmergingIndia

Flagship event, 'TECHNIVAL 3.0' Two day workshop on 'Big Data', scheduled on 18th-19th March 2019 in association with Emerging India in order to provide students with deep knowledge of thetopics like Big Data, Machine Language and R-Programming.

ECONOMICS Organized an informaland interactive session (Townhouse Meeting) with one of its senior Professors on the topic "Gender and Economics"

Organized a session with Mr.Paranjoy Guha Thakurta on the topic,"Crony Capitalism in Contemporary India"

Second townhouse meetingtook place onthetopic of"BehavioralEconomics" withKabir Chugh. The two day festival Annual Fest "PARETO TlME 19" was given kick start with a speaker session by Mr. Andreas Bauer.

Session on "Behavioural Economics" by Mr. Javir Singh

The Society went for a DepartmentalTrip to Jodhpur and Jaisalmer

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The Society went for a Departmental Trip to Jodhpur and Jaisalmer

A creative writing (poetry) workshop conducted by poet Akhil Katyal

Creative writing (prose)workshop conducted by Prof.Taisha Abraham.

Indian best selling author Novoneel Chakraborty's discussion on his newly released novel, the best couple ever

GEOGRAPHY Interactive session with Dr. V. Raghavswamy (Director, National Remote Sensing Centre, Department of Space,Govt.of India, Hyderabad). Remote Sensing Day was celebrated on 21stAugust 2018 which was attended by great personalities like Dr.Rabi N. Sahoo (Secretary, ISRS), Prof. V.K. Sehgal (Vice President, ISRS), Dr. S. S.Ray (Director, MNCFC, MeA& FW and Chairman,ISRS-DC), Dr. Debapriya Dutta (Advisor, Department of Science & Technology), Guest of Honour, Dr.L K. Sinha (Director,DTRL, DRDO) and the Chief Guest,Prof.R.B.Singh (SecretaryGeneral&Treasurer,IGU)and President,AGS}.

Department organising a National Seminar titled "Geographies of Tribal Communities and Emerging Cultural Issues" sponsored by ICSSR and The Anthropological Society of India.

A session on disaster management and safety was conducted with the help of the Fire Station,Roop Nagar, Delhi, An open talk on "Depression" was organised in collaboration with Children First on 25th January 2019. The talk was attended by Dr. Amit Sen (Feunder of Children First and Psychiatrist),Dr. Pramit Rastogi(Child Psychiatrist),Ms.JonakiArora (Counselling Psychologist) and Ms. Prema (Psychologist).

Mr.John Hom from the Department of Geoinformatics,University ofTwente (Netherlands} gave an inspiring lecture Panel Discussion on "The Role of Mass Media and Communication at the Time of Disasters". This was headed by Mr. Arun Kumar Pandey (Consulting Editor, The Quint} and Mr. Amit Bhatt (Director, Integrated Urban Transport, WRI-India} and moderated by Dr. Seema M. Parihar

Two field trips to Goa, one for the 2nd year students and the other for 3rd year students, were organized as part of their course work. HISTORY

Department has organised a trip to Mysore and Ooty Providing first hand practical experience to the students in mapping History and understanding its process and methods through Research Project titled "Histories in/of the Neighbourhood".

1st interactive session of "Baithak" on the topic "Different Perspectives on Ramayan". Intra-department Cricket and VolleyballTournament Organisation of ATEET- the annual fest of LEGACY MATHEMATICS

Tensors, the Mathematics Society organised its Annual Academic Festival,vSUPREMUM'19 Conducted Qazi Zameeruddin Memorial Lecture by inviting Prof. Geeta Venkataraman, Department of Mathematics,Ambedkar University, DeihL She delivered a lecture on "Themethodof infinite descent: Fermafs Last Theorem(FLT) and the casen = 4"

Educational Competitions like debate, paper presentation along with programme like open-mic, mystery solving case etc fun games like "Snakes and Ladderes", "Can you hear it?".

Organised a creative exhibition for student to show their talent

PHYSICS A talk session with Prof. Daksh Lohiya on his experience as a Ph.D student under late Dr. stephen Hawking on "Theoretical Physics and Cosmology" Organised TheAnnualFest of the Department,"NEWTONIAN'19", involved Seminars, Debate, Poster Making, Open Mic, Presentation Competition and Quiz Show. An academic Tour to the National Physical Laboratory 29th issue of the Annual Physics Departmental Magazine, PHYZION. An adventure trip to Jim corbett Village. POLITICAL SCIENCE Workshop on "Working of Local Govemmenr and a Quiz Competition highlighting the education crisis in India. Frank Thakur Das Memorial Lecture delivered by Prof. Ashok Acharya. The flagship event of the Department, POLITICANA. Under which Two speaker sessions by Dr.Rajat Mitra and Dr.Anupama Roy were conducted along with a workshop on law. Launched the third edition of its Annual Magazine 'AWAAZ.' with a 3-D cover SANSKRIT

A lecture was delivered by Mr. Pankaj Nain (IPS) on 'How to Prepare for UPSC'

VAGISHA2018-2019,the Annual Fest of the Department, included three competitions: Shlokantyakshri, Quiz Competition (Sanskrit Sahitya Prashnamanchapratispardha) and Chitrakarm Competition STATISTICS Organized a speaker session by Dr. Andrew Tongue, Chair and Professor at Kent State Ohio University; lecture on "Probabilistic Techniques and Hanmonic Analysis" Seminars by Dr. Rahul Roy from Indian Statistical Institute Seminar by Mr. Himanshu Ujjwal, Founder and CTO at AigoB.ai Organized a Intra-department Cricket Tournament Department along with The Computer Prodigies,organized a workshop on "Machine Learning", Ms.Rakhi was the invited mentor. URDU Organizes Bait Bazi and GhazalSarai Inter-college competitions. ZOOLOGY A lecture was deliveredon "Vitamin D Deficiency" bythe researcher Dr.Pamelavon Hurst from Massey University,New Zealand "Science Setu" was jointly organized by Thsti and the College on 2oth September 2018 in which lectures were delivered by three eminent scientists and a debate competition was organized under the supervision of Dr.Anita Kamra Verma and other faculty members. A workshop on "Advanced spectroscopy and dynamic light scattering" was jointly organized by the Department with Test Right and Malvern Panalytical Company The 87th Birth Anniversary of Bharat Ratna Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam was jointly celebrated on 11th October 2018 by the Society and Fine Arts & Photography Society of the College.

Rangoli Competition and Poster making Competition Dental Check-up for students Educationaltrip was carried under the guidance of Dr. Gauri Garg, Dr. Cherita, Dr. Lukram for the students of 3rd year, visited Yamuna Biodiversity Park near Wazirabad Students of 1st year,under the supervision of Dr. Charita,Dr. Haren and Dr.Nidhi, visited Jim Corbett NationalPark Organised the Annual Fest "Ecdysis" Lecture by Mr. Abhishek (AIIMS) on the "Urgency of Awareness on Cancer". ARTS IN PROGRAMME An Intra Department Cricket Tournament was organized in February Organised a two day annual fest "RESURGENCE" An enlightening sessionon the "Indian Nationalism and its Challenges" by Dr.Pravesh Kumar Lecture on the "Role of Youthin Contemporary India" by Prof. DhirajChauhan Organised two sessions on the "Role of Economics" and •JNU Women Empowermenr by Dr. Praveen Jha,and Dr. Sheetabh Sharma and Prof. Kanoria {Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Jaipur), respectively Organised Slam Poetry, "Aifaaz" Organised Parliamentary Debating Competition, 'Vicharostav" Lecture presented by Prof. Dhiraj Chauhan SCIENCE IN PROGRAMME On the International Yog Day, Navneet from 2nd Year conducted PT classes and taught Yog to cadets in a 'Combined Annual Training Camp'

Organised departmental cricket tournament The Society's colorful aspects of various sciences in its annual fest, SPERCTRUM A Seminar by Dr. Shic Kumar Kaushik, specialised in fields of Wavelets, Farmaes and Theory of Bases, followed by variouse academic competitions and events

ANNEXURE – 7 5.3.1 Number of awards/medals for outstanding performance in sports/cultural activities at national/international level (award for a team event should be counted as one)

Year Name of the award/ medal National/ Sports Cultural Student Name of the International ID student number 2018 INTERCOLLEGE , DELHI National BASKETBALL(BOYS) Captain Amit UNIVERSITY I POSITION Chahar 2018 NBA ACADEMY I National BASKETBALL(BOYS) Captain Amit POSITION Chahar 2019 KMC INVITATIONAL II National BASKETBALL(BOYS) Captain Amit POSITION Chahar 2018 INTER COLLEGE DU II National ATHLETICS SUBHADIP POSITION IN 2OOM BAG 2018 INTER COLLEGE DU III National ATHLETICS POSITION IN 400M 2018 INTER COLLEGE DU II National ATHLETICS ASHU RANA POSITION IN 100M 2018 INTER COLLEGE DU II National ATHLETICS MUNAFSAR POSITION IN 400M CHOUDHARY National ATHLETICS NITIN TYAGI 2018 INTER COLLEGE DU II National ATHLETICS ANUJ DIXIT POSITION IN 800M 2018 INTER COLLEGE DU II National ATHLETICS POSITION IN 5000M AND 10000M 2018 RELIANCE 4*100 I National ATHLETICS TEAM POSITION 2018 INTERCOLLEGE , DELHI National CHESS(BOYS) TEAM UNIVERSITY II POSITION 2018 MIRANDA National CHESS(BOYS) TEAM INVITATIONAL II POSITION 2018 INTERCOLLEGE , DELHI National BOXING MANVENDRA UNIVERSITY I POSITION SINGH(81 KG) 2018 INTERCOLLEGE , DELHI National BOXING AAYUSH UNIVERSITY I POSITION NEGI(60 KG) 2018 INTERCOLLEGE , DELHI National BOXING AKASH UNIVERSITY II POSITION RAWAT(52 KG) 2018 INTERCOLLEGE , DELHI National BOXING HARSHIT UNIVERSITY II POSITION MONGIA(91 KG 2018-19 Bharti College II POSITION National Shlokgayan 51753705 Deepak Sharma

2018-19 Rajdhani College II National Shlokgayan 51753705 Deepak Sharma POSITION 2018-19 Gargi College I POSITION National Sanskrit Geet 51753705 Deepak Sharma Gayana 2018-19 Bharti College I POSITION National Sanskrit Sadhya 51753705 Deepak Sharma Gadhya Padhya 2018-19 Daulat Ram College I National Ekal Sanskrit 51753705 Deepak Sharma POSITION Shlok Sangeet 2018-19 Venkateshwar College I National Shlok Sangeet 51753705 Deepak Sharma POSITION 2018-19 Delhi Sanskrit Academy IV National Chalchitra 51753705 Deepak Sharma POSITION Sanskrit Geet 2018-19 Gargi College III POSITION National Rangoli 51753720 Rinki Sharma (MA), Arvind Kumar Dubey 2018-19 Bharati College I POSITION National Sanskrit News Nitish Bhardwaj Making and (MA Broadcasting 2018-19 St. Stephen’s College I National Sanskrit POSITION Shlokoccharn 2018-19 Kirori Mal College II National Prashnamancha 31613402, Arvind Kumar, POSITION 1713774 Abhishek Tiwari 2018-19 Rajdhani College II National Prashnamancha 31613402, Arvind Kumar, POSITION 31613446 ashu Kumar Thakur 2018-19 Hansraj College II National Prashnamancha 31613402, Arvind Kumar, POSITION 31613446 ashu Kumar Thakur 2018-19 Delhi Sanskrit Academy III National Prashnamancha 31613402, Arvind Kumar, POSITION 31613446 ashu Kumar Thakur 2018-19 Miranda House College I National Shlokantyakshri 31613446, Ashu Kumar POSITION 1813118 Thakur, JayRaj 2018-19 Kirori Mal College II National Shlokantyakshri 31613446, Ashu Kumar POSITION 1813118 Thakur, JayRaj 2018-19 Delhi Sanskrit Academy National Shlok Rachna 31613446 Ashu Kumar CONSOLATION Thakur 2018-19 Maitrayi College I National Prashnamancha 31613446 Ashu Kumar POSITION Thakur 2018-19 Ramjas College VI National Nibandh 1713774 Abhishek Tiwari POSITION Lekhan 2018-19 Delhi Sanskrit Academy I National Aksharshloka 31613446, Ashu Kumar, POSITION 31613402, Arvind Kumar, 1713762, Nitin, Chandra 1713770 Shekhar 2018-19 Satyawati College IV National Shlok Sangeet 1713774, Abhishek Tiwari, POSITION 1713741, Rani, 1713762, Chandrashekhar, 1713770, Vivekanand, Neeraj, Jay Raj 31613403, 1813118

2018-19 Rotaract CYV Club National - Photography 31621531 Chiranjiv Ravi Photography Competition Shah 2018-19 Miranda House Photography National - Photography 31621531 Chiranjiv Ravi Competition Shah 2018-19 IIT Delhi Storyteller National - Photography Chiranjiv Ravi Photostory Competition Shah, Hrishikesh Talukdar, Bhumika 2018-19 IIT Delhi B Roll National - Videography Chiranjiv Ravi Videography Competition Shah, Harshit Kapoor, Aryan Bhaita, Srishti Manchanda, Sarthak Ahuja 2018-19 Ministry of Environment, National - Fine Arts 31639457 Shikha Malik Forest and Climate Change Poster Making Competition 2018-19 MAIT: Sketching National - Fine Arts 31639457 Shikha Malik Competition 2018-19 IGDTUW Annual fest T National Fine Arts Vinay Kumar Shirt Art competition - Sharma, Shubham Goyal, Vaibhav Butola 2018-19 Hindu Exhibition National - Fine Arts 31621426 Vinay Kumar Sharma 2018-19 Gargi COM-Ady National - Videography Harshit Kapoor, Advertisement Competition Srishti Manchanda 2018-19 SRCC Photostory National - Fine Arts Harshit Kapoor, Competiton Arziz Borah, Srishti Manchanda 2018-19 JMC Action Replay National - Videography Harshit Kapoor, Videography Competition Aryan Bhatia, Sarthak Ahuja 2018-19 PGDAV Darkroom National - Photography Harshit Kapoor, Hrishikesh Talukdar, Bhumika, Srishti Manchanda 2018-19 Bharat ke Rang, 2018 National - Photography 21732767 Harshit Kapoor

2018-19 LSR Global Youth National - Photography 21718785 Arziz Borah Photography Competition 2018-19 Hindu College Global Youth National - Photography 21718785 Arziz Borah Photography Competition 2018-19 JMC Sociology Fest National - Photography Arziz Borah, Photography Competition Sarthak Ahuja 2018-19 SBSC Doodling Competition National - Fine Arts 21736846 Vaibhav Butola

2018-19 SPMC Doodling Competition National - Fine Arts 21736846 Vaibhav Butola

2018-19 TECNIA Media Fest Poster National - Fine Arts 21736846 Vaibhav Butola Making Competition 2018-19 TECNIA Media Fest National - Fine Arts 21736846 Vaibhav Butola Cartooning Competition 2018-19 KMC Geography National - Fine Arts 21736846 Vaibhav Butola Department Poster Making Competiton 2018-19 SGGSCC Doodling National - Fine Arts 21736846 Vaibhav Butola Competition 2018-19 SPMC Doodling Competition National - Fine Arts 21736846 Vaibhav Butola

2018-19 Deen Dayal Upadhyaya National - Fine Arts 21736846 Vaibhav Butola College Strokes Painting Competition 2018-19 JMC Poster Making National - Fine Arts 21736846 Vaibhav Butola Competition 2018-19 LSR Ecotooner National - Fine Arts 21736846 Vaibhav Butola

2018-19 DRC Illustration National - Fine Arts 21736846 Vaibhav Butola Competition 2018-19 Miranda House Doodling National - Fine Arts 21736846 Vaibhav Butola Competition 2018-19 BPIT Doodling Competition National - Fine Arts 21736846 Vaibahv Butola

2018-19 KMC & Dr.APJ Abdul National - Fine Arts 21736846 Vaibhav Butola Kalam Azad International Foundation Poster Making 2018-19 SSCBS Doodling National - Fine Arts 21736846 Vaibhav Butola Competition 2018-19 Miranda House Painting National - Fine Arts 21736846 Vaibhav Butola Competition on Environment Day 2018-19 MAIT Chitrageet National - Fine Arts 21736846 Vaibhav Butola

2018-19 St Stephen's Poster Making National - Fine Arts Vaibhav Butola, Competition Amisha Mohan 2018-19 MAIMS Picturesque, National - Photography 21730852 Hrishikesh Abstract Talukdar 2018-19 KMC GEOTIME National - Photography 21730852 Hrishikesh Photography Talukdar 2018-19 SGTB Khalsa On the Spot National - Photography 21730852 Hrishikesh Talukdar 2018-19 NIFT Photo Exhibition National - Photography 21730852 Hrishikesh Talukdar 2018-19 IITD Design Revolution - National - Photography 21730852 Hrishikesh Photoshop competition Talukdar 2018-19 KMC Montage photography National - Photography 21730852 Hrishikesh Talukdar 2018-19 Ministry of Environment, National - Fine Arts 21717785 Jagriti Singh Forest and Climate Change - Poster making competition 2018-19 Deen Dayal Upadhyaya National - Digital Arts 11815190 Ashita Sharma College Conception Digital Poster Design Competition 2018-19 Deen Dayal Upadhyaya National - Digital Arts 11815190 Ashita Sharma College KLF 2019 2018-19 Miranda House (Bottle National - Fine Arts 11817187 Amisha Mohan adornment competition) 2018-19 St Stephens Breaking National - Photography 11822182 Srishti Frames photography Manchanda exhibition 2018-19 Shivaji College: Click o click National - Photography 11822182 Srishti Manchanda 2018-19 KMC Gender Forum National - Photography 11822182 Srishti Manchanda 2018-19 Hindu North East Cell National - Photography 11822182 Shirshti Manchanda 2018-19 Best Creative artist, KMC, InterCollege - Photography 11822182 Srishti front page of annual Manchanda, magazine Sarthak Ahuja 2018-19 Pushkar Photo Tour, 2018 National - Photography 11822182 Shristi Manchanda 2018-19 JMC Memography National - Photography 11811188 Sarthak Ahuja

2018-19 JPC Annual Photography National - Photography 11811188 Sarthak Ahuja Exhibition 2018-19 IITD Through the Lens National - Photography 11811188 Sarthak Ahuja

2018-19 Annual Magazine Commitee InterCollege - Photography 11811188 Sarthak Ahuja

2018-19 Bharti College I POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Mannawar Hussain 2018-19 Miranda II POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Mannawar Hussain 2018-19 Gargi II POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Mannawar Hussain 2018-19 Bhagat SinghI POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Mannawar Hussain 2018-19 Hindu II POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Mannawar Hussain 2018-19 ZHDC II POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Mannawar Hussain 2018-19 Shyamlal I POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Mannawar Hussain 2018-19 Satyawati I POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Mannawar Hussain 2018-19 Shivaji I POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Mannawar Hussain 2018-19 SBSE I POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Mannawar Hussain 2018-19 KMV I POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Mannawar Hussain 2018-19 Kalindi II POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Mannawar Hussain 2018-19 IP I POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Mannawar Hussain 2018-19 DRC I POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Mannawar Hussain 2018-19 MAC III POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Mannawar Hussain 2018-19 CVS WINNER InterCollege DEBATING Mannawar Hussain 2018-19 MLNC I POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Mannawar Hussain 2018-19 DTU I POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Mannawar Hussain 2018-19 Ramjas pd Semi Finalist InterCollege DEBATING Mannawar Hussain 2018-19 Jaypee pd Winner InterCollege DEBATING Mannawar Hussain 2018-19 Runners Up InterCollege DEBATING Mannawar Hussain 2018-19 DCAC PD Winner InterCollege DEBATING Mannawar Hussain 2018-19 Jaypee Winner InterCollege DEBATING Aditya Yadav 2018-19 Gargi Semi Finalist InterCollege DEBATING Aditya Yadav 2018-19 DCAC Winner InterCollege DEBATING Aditya Yadav 2018-19 ZHDC Runners Up InterCollege DEBATING Aditya Yadav 2018-19 Ramjas Semi Finalist InterCollege DEBATING Aditya Yadav 2018-19 Lady Irwin II POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Manya Arora 2018-19 NSUI National I POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Manya Arora 2018-19 PGDAV II POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Manya Arora 2018-19 Ambedkar II POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Manya Arora 2018-19 SatyawatiII POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Manya Arora 2018-19 Jaswant Kaur I POSITION National DEBATING Manya Arora 2018-19 MSITII POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Manya Arora 2018-19 Lady Irwin II POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Manya Arora 2018-19 Rotaract Club Debate Best InterCollege DEBATING Manya Arora Interjector 2018-19 Miranda I POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Manya Arora 2018-19 Aurobindo II POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Manya Arora 2018-19 KMC I POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Manya Arora 2018-19 Shivaji College Finalist InterCollege DEBATING Ridham 2018-19 Shivaji College Semi-Finalist InterCollege DEBATING Srijan Patel 2018-19 Ramjas College Semi- InterCollege DEBATING Srijan Patel Finalist 2018-19 Gargi College Winner InterCollege DEBATING Yagyesh 2018-19 Ramjas College Winner InterCollege DEBATING Yagyesh 2018-19 Shivaji Semi Finalist InterCollege DEBATING Sumegha 2018-19 N. Engineering II InterCollege DEBATING Sumegha POSITION 2018-19 DCAC Adj. Test I InterCollege DEBATING Sumegha POSITION 2018-19 SGND PD I POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Shishir 2018-19 BPIT I POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Shishir 2018-19 MSIT II POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Shishir 2018-19 SGND PD I POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Neelangini 2018-19 Jaypee I POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Neelangini 2018-19 Hindu II POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Shikhar 2018-19 Deshbandhu II POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Shikhar 2018-19 BPIT I POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Shikhar 2018-19 MLNC II POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Harshita 2018-19 Deshbandhu Best Interjector InterCollege DEBATING Harshita 2018-19 DRC Best Speaker InterCollege DEBATING Aditya Tiwari 2018-19 KMC - Udbhav Finalist InterCollege DEBATING Aditya Tiwari 2018-19 Hindu II POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Aditya Tiwari 2018-19 JMC II POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Aditya Tiwari 2018-19 Ambedkar II POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Aditya Tiwari 2018-19 Saheed Rajguru Best InterCollege DEBATING Aditya Tiwari Speaker 2018-19 Aryabhat III POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Pragya 2018-19 Kirori Mal College I InterCollege DEBATING Pragya POSITION 2018-19 Kirori Mal College Finalist InterCollege DEBATING Aditya Pathak 2018-19 Jaypee I POSITION InterCollege DEBATING Aditya Pathak 2018-19 Gargi College I POSITION InterCollege MUSIC- TEAM INDIAN CHOIR 2018-19 MIRANDA HOUSE II InterCollege MUSIC- TEAM POSITION INDIAN CHOIR 2018-19 ARSD II POSITION InterCollege MUSIC- TEAM INDIAN CHOIR 2018-19 RAMJAS COLLEGE III InterCollege MUSIC- TEAM POSITION INDIAN CHOIR 2018-19 IP COLLEGE II POSITION InterCollege MUSIC- TEAM WESTERN CHOIR 2018-19 Venkateshwar College II InterCollege MUSIC- TEAM POSITION WESTERN CHOIR 2018-19 IIT KANPUR III POSITION National MUSIC- TEAM WESTERN CHOIR 2018-19 MIRANDA HOUSE III InterCollege MUSIC- TEAM POSITION WESTERN CHOIR 2018-19 GMI III POSITION InterCollege MUSIC- TEAM WESTERN CHOIR 2018-19 St. Stephen’s College I InterCollege MUSIC Abhimanyu POSITION 2018-19 Venkateshwar College II InterCollege MUSIC Abhimanyu POSITION 2018-19 JESUS & MARY InterCollege MUSIC Abhimanyu COLLEGE III POSITION 2018-19 Lady Irwin III POSITION InterCollege MUSIC Abhimanyu 2018-19 Gargi College I POSITION InterCollege MUSIC Chinmaya 2018-19 SGGSCC II POSITION InterCollege MUSIC Chinmaya 2018-19 JESUS & MARY InterCollege MUSIC Minnatullah COLLEGE I POSITION 2018-19 Gargi College III POSITION InterCollege MUSIC Minnatullah 2018-19 Gargi College II POSITION InterCollege MUSIC Roopasri 2018-19 Gargi College I POSITION InterCollege MUSIC Roopasri and Minnatullah 2018-19 DRC III POSITION InterCollege MUSIC Roopasri and Aditi 2018-19 LADY IRWIN COLLEGE InterCollege MUSIC Aroonema III POSITION 2018-19 DYAL SINGH COLLEGE InterCollege MUSIC Hetartho III POSITION 2018-19 RAMJAS COLLEGE III InterCollege MUSIC - BAND TEAM POSITION 2018-19 Kirori Mal College I InterCollege ADVENTURE Nabaraj POSITION CLUB - Exhibit Mahanta your adventure 2018-19 Kirori Mal College II InterCollege ADVENTURE Nitish Singh POSITION CLUB- Exhibit your adventure 2018-19 Kirori Mal College I InterCollege ADVENTURE Gourav Bohet POSITION CLUB - Photography 2018-19 Kirori Mal College II InterCollege ADVENTURE Nitish Singh POSITION CLUB - Photography