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The IIS University, Jaipur Annual Report 2017-18 S.No. Contents Page No. 1. University- At a glance 2 2. Statutory Bodies and Committees 2-5 3. Departmental Activities 6-44 4. Research Endeavours 45-66 Conference/Seminars/Workshops organized Projects o Faculty Projects o Student Projects Faculty Publication in Referred Journals Paper Presented by Faculties in Conferences 5. Linkages, Collaborations, Consultancy and MOUs 67-68 6. Campus Placements & Internships 69-74 7. Cultural Extravaganza 75-92 8. Convocation 93-96 9. Extension Activities 97-162 NSS NCC Theatrical Society Sports Media Fest E-Cell „Chrysalis‟ CII Yi Management Fest Equal Opportunity Cell Center of Swachh Bharat- Swastha Bharat Women Cell Summer Camp 10. Achievements 163-174 1 INCEPTION The IISU grew out of the International College for Girls (ICG) which was established in 1995, as a college affiliated to the University of Rajasthan. Since then, ICG has crossed many significant milestones in its journey towards excellence in higher education. Besides receiving numerous other accolades, it was accredited A+ by the NAAC of UGC in 2005. It was also identified as a Model College by the state government in 2006and thereafter it was conferred the status of Autonomous College in 2007 by the U.G.C. It was further recognized as a College with Potential for Excellence (CPE) by the UGC in 2010. In a national survey conducted by AC-Nielsen- ORG MARG, also in 2010 for the India Today magazine, ICG was rated as the topmost college in the state in Arts, Science and Commerce streams. Ranked among the top 30 institutions of the country in this survey, the College became a symbol of quality education and women‟s empowerment. The institution while working as an Autonomous College was declared as Deemed-to-be-a-University by the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Government of India, vide its notification dated 2nd Febraury, 2009, issued under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956. This, more than an achievement, was a reaffirmation of our faith in the quality and innovation, in research and academics taken up at the institution right from its inception in 1995. Soon after becoming Deemed University in the name and style of „The IIS University‟, in a review conducted by the „Tandon Committee‟ constituted by the MHRD, it was recognized for its competence and strength and was placed in category 1, along with the 37 other Deemed-to-be-Universities of Category 1 across the country. This has accorded IISU greater reliability and credibility and provided with a unique opportunity to explore and put in place what is needed to empower its students through the three Es -Efficiency,Excellence and Effectiveness and prepare them as worthy citizens, ready to takeup social and economic reforms with a scientific aptitude. Thus, from a visionary beginning in 1995, IISU is now moving on to new heights as a digitally smart campus with contemporary and relevant programmes and e-learning systems. Alongside its rapid growth and development, the University retains a friendliness and warmth, which has characterized the institution from its early days. With about 5000 students on its rolls and more than 300 faculty and staff members, it offers Undergraduate, Postgraduate and Doctoral degree programmes in streams like, Arts, Humanities, Visual Arts, Science, Home Science, Social Sciences, Computer Science and IT, Commerce and Management , Fashion Designing, Jwellery Designing etc. A multidisciplinary University, its curriculum requires both breadth of learning and in-depth knowledge and prepares its graduates to be problem- solvers, communicators and ethical citizens of a global community. ADMINISTRATION The Administrative body of the IIS University,the Board of Management, plays an important role in the fulfillment of the goals and objectives of the University in an effective manner. Its constitution is as follows: 2 Officers of the University Chancellor Justice S.N. Bhargava Vice Chancellor Dr. Ashok Gupta Advisor Prof.K.S.Sharma Rector & Registrar Prof. Raakhi Gupta Deans 1. Dr. Subhash Garg 2. Dean & Director, CRIT 3. Prof. N.K. Jain, Dean, Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences 4. Prof. Pradeep Bhatnagar, 5. Dean, Faculty of Sciences 6. Prof. M.K. Sharma, Dean, Faculty of Commerce & Management Ms. Monika Munjal, Dean, Students‟ Welfare & Activities Prof. Roopa Mathur, Dean, Academics Controller of Examination Prof. Nisha Yadav Dy. Controller of Examinations Prof. Deepa Pareek Chief Warden Prof. Ila Joshi Chief Protocol Officer Prof. Sharad Rathore Coordinator, Research Prof. Radha Kayshap Promotion Finance Officer Mr. G. N. Dadhich Adm. Secretary to Vice- Ms. Rachna Bhargava Chancellor Public Relations Officer Dr. Aparna Shekhawat Ms. Jyotika Sachdeva Placement Officer Ms. Shivi Saxena Statutory Bodies and Committees The following statutory bodies have been constituted, as per the guidelines of University Grants Commission and notification issued by the Ministry of Human Resource Development and provisions in the MOA/Rules of The IIS University to oversee its administrative, academic, co-curricular and financial aspects: Board of Management Academic Council Boards of Studies Planning & Monitoring Board Finance Committee Research Board Other Committees IQAC Deans‟ Committee Examination Committee o Grievance Redressal Committee o Result Committee o Unfair Means Adjudication Committee 3 Grievance Appeal Committee Research Promotion Committee The Anti Ragging Committee Library Committee Extension Committee Students‟ Welfare Committee Sports Committee These bodies meet regularly to monitor and review their respective operations and progress thereof. The details of the meetings of the statutory bodies held in the session 2017-18 are as follows: STATUTORY BODIES Meetings held On 1 Board of Management 2 June 2018 8 December 2017 21 May 2017 2 Academic Council 25 April 2018 8 December 2017 11 May 2017 3 Boards of Studies January- April 2018 4 Finance Committee 24 May 2018 5 Research Board 27 September 2017 6 OTHER COMMITTEES A Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) B Departmental Research Committee August-October 2017 C Research Admission Committee May 2018 D Examination Committee Grievance Redressal Committee 13 January 2018 20 March 2018 25 May 2017 29 October 2017 Examination Committee 2 April 2018 Unfair Means Committee 12 January 2018 16 April 2018 Result Committee 5 February 2018 8 February 2018 27 March 2018 E Anti Ragging Squad Committee 4 July 2017 F Library Advisory Board 21 August 2017 2 October 2017 20 December 2017 23 December 2017 23 February 2018 G Website Updation Committee 14 July 2017 29 July 2017 30 October 2017 22 November 2017 4 24 November 2017 17 January 2018 2 May 2018 11 May 2018 21 February 2018 H University Sports Board 5 May 2018 I Extension Committee 28 November 2017 ADMISSIONS 2017-18 The session commenced with an overwhelming response from the candidates from all over India. Various Committee constituted for the proper execution of the process of admission ensured transparent scrutiny of the application forms received after the timely declaration of the last date of form submission of all programmes. The students who stood eligible as per the merit lists of the various courses were then given admission to the University. The total number of candidates in all the programmes in the session 2017-18 isas follows: Total Student Strength All No. of No. of Total Within Outsid Outsid Economic Socially progra male femal stude state e state e ally Challenged ms of stude e nts (includ (includ countr Backwar (SC+ST+OBCinc all nts stude ing ing y d luding male years nts male & male & (includ (includin &female) female) female) ing g male & male & female) female) UG 0 4003 4003 3417 570 16 650 713 PG 92 873 965 798 166 1 145 194 M.Phi 7 l Ph.D - - 300 Total 5275 5 DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES LECTURES/WORKSHOPS/TRAINING PROGRAMMES/ VISITS/ SENSITIZATION PROGRAMMES ORGANIZED BY VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS Department of Environmental and Life Sciences Discipline -Zoology S. No. Type and Topic of Date Beneficiary Name of the Speaker with the Activity Designation and Institute/ Address of the Institute for Visit, etc. 1. Demonstration on 27/03/ 30 students Dr. RajbalaVerma Mammalian 2018 (B.Sc. Assistant Professor, Chromosomal andM.Sc.) Department of Zoology, assay University of Rajasthan, Jaipur 2. Exhibition of Life 21/02/ 50 students SMS Medical College, Jaipur Science 2018 [B.Sc., B.Sc. (H), M.Sc.] 3. Guest Lecture on 20/02/ 25 students Dr. Nitu Bhasker, Research Bio-materials for 2018 (M.Sc. and Associate, IISC, Bangalore Orthopaedic Ph.D) Applications 4. Visit 19/02/ 45 students Post Graduate Institute of 2018 (M.Sc. and Veterinary Education and Ph.D) Research, Jaipur 5. Anveshan West 14-16/ 2 students Ganpat University, Gujarat Zone Student 02/ (National Research 2018 level-M.Sc.) Convention 2018 6. Visit 20/01/ 44 students Keoladeo National Park, 2018 [B.Sc. (H) Bharatpur and M.Sc.] 7. Guest Lecture on 15/01/ 50 students Dr. Kerry M Kreiger, Bio-Diversity and 2018 [B.Sc., B.Sc. International Environmental Wild Life (H), M.Sc.] Scientist, USA Management 8. Visit 05/10/ 45 students Nahargarh Biological Park, 2017 [B.Sc., B.Sc. Jaipur (H), M.Sc.] 9. Guest Lecture on 22/09/ 25 students Prof. Rashmi Sisodia, Quantitative 2017 (M.Sc.) Head, Department of Estimation of Zoology, University of Heritability Rajasthan, Jaipur 10. Symposium on 2/09/ 50 Dr. Vikas Galav, Dr. Alka Regulation and 2017 Delegates Galav and Dr.Ganesh Management of (M.Sc., Sharma, CPSEA Nominee, 6 Experimental Ph.D. and Government of India Model Dept. of Zoology) 11. Guest Lecture and 14/08/ 60 students Dr. Anita Hada, Social Quiz on Organ 2017 [B.Sc., B.Sc. Activist, Jaipur Donation (H), M.Sc.] Discipline- Botany S. Type and Date Beneficiary Name of the Speaker with No. Topic of the Designation and Institute/ Activity Address of the Institute for Visit, etc.
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