Jecrc University, Jaipur

JECRC UNIVERSITY, JAIPUR

ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18

1 VISION To become a renowned centre of higher learning, and work towards academic, professional, cultural and social enrichment of the lives of individuals and communities. MISSION • To focus on research and spirit of innovation that will drive academic orientation and pursuit at JECRC University.

• To Identify, based on informed perception of Indian, regional and global needs, areas of focus and specialisation on which the University can concentrate.

• To undertake collaborative projects that offer opportunities for long-term interaction between academia and industry.

• To develop human potential to its fullest extent so that intellectually capable and imaginatively gifted leaders can emerge in a range of professions.

CORE VALUES • JECRC University is driven by the spirit of innovation-led research. This is spelt out in infrastructure as well as practices. The multifaceted research institute encompasses subject-specific exploration as well as contexts of the business environment in which our students will operate and perform.

• JECRC is known for its strong research culture and close industry linkages.

• JU aims at creating valuable resources for the industry and society through its interventions in creation of research and innovative, academic and professional enhancement and overall cultural enrichment.

2 Foreword

I am privileged to present Annual Report (2017-18) of the JECRC University, Jaipur (JU). This report covers the activities for the period from July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018.Our effort has been towards strengthening the activities of various bodies as per the requirements of the JECRC University Act and to establish adequate infrastructure and facilities for smooth operations of the University.

The University is spread over an eco-friendly campus of 31.89 acres with a total constructed built-up area of over 8 lakh sq.ft. classrooms, laboratories, workshops, student welfare facilities, sports ground, seminar hall, cafeteria rooms and moot court etc. The JU campus is fully Wi-Fi enabled and has a library with reading room capacity for over 100 students. It houses 29,320 books, 2885 reference books, journals, e-journals and magazines. As a part of our expansion program to provide comfort to students who hail from different parts of the country, we have fully furnished air-conditioned hostels for girls and boys within the campus.

The well-qualified faculty, trained at the best institutions of the country, is a significant step towards high quality resource generation. For good and effective academic governance of the University, in addition to the Board of Management, the Academic Council has also been constituted as per the approved Statutes of the University.

The University conducts the programs at all levels of UG, PG, and Ph.D. in the faculties of Science, Engineer- ing, and Management. We introduced new courses in the name of LL. B (3 Year &5-year Integrated Degree). The policy of “No Ragging, No Smoking” has been effectively implemented in the JU Campus. All the activities of the JU progressed very well as per the planned schedule.

I take this opportunity to express my gratitude to the Chairperson of the University and the Members of the Board of Management for their guidance and continuous support. Last but not the least, I express thanks to all the faculty members and non-teaching staff of the University for their co-operation to attain the objectives of the University.

Prof. (Dr.) D.P.Mishra President

3 CONTENTS

Particulars Page No. Foreword 3 JECRC University: Overview 2017-2018 7 University Data 2017-18 7-22 · Academic structure · Teaching Staff · Courses offered in the University · New courses/programs introduced · Students · University Library · University Finance & Accounts · Sports · Research Projects

Administrative Setup of the University · Chairperson of the University · Vice Chairpersons of the University · President of the University

University Bodies & their Members · Board of Management · Executive Committee · Academic Council · Finance Committee · Board of Studies · Grievance Reddressal Committee · Sexual Harassment Committee · Anti Ragging Committee • Proctorial Board • Admission committee

4 FACULTIES AND DEPARTMENTS 22-60 Faculty of Engineering & Technology · Department of Computer Science & Engineering · Department of Information Technology · Department of Mechanical Engineering · Department of Electrical Engineering · Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering · Department of Civil Engineering

Faculty of Sciences 60-91 ·Department of Agriculture · Department of Botany · Department of Biotechnology · Department of Chemistry · Department of Mathematics & Statistics · Department of Microbiology · Department of Physics · Department of Zoology

Faculty of Design 92-93 · Interior Design · Graphic Design · Jewellery Design & Manufacturing

Faculty of Management 93-107

· Department of Management

· Department of Hotel Management & Hospitality

· Department of Journalism and Mass communication

Faculty of Humanities 107-109

· Department of English

· Department of Physical Education

5 Faculty of Law 109-114

Results 2016-17 115-116

Training and Placement Centre CRT Program Summary

Placement Summary: 2016-2017 116-121

Student Placement Statistics and summary for 2017 Batch

Interns exchange statistics 121-124

STUDENT ACTIVITIES 125-143

JECRC UNIVERSITY, JAIPUR An Overview 2017-2018 JECRC Foundation believes in the power of youth. Being a country having a population with the lowest aver- age age in the World, India holds the key to the prosperity of the World if it can empower its youth with good education. The JECRC University has been established with a view to provide world class education to our young minds so that they can shoulder their global responsibilities in the years to come. As a University, we see our role as a facilitator for our young students to realise their dreams. Hence our motto is Build Your World. We also strive to help our students in maintaining and spreading the rich Indian culture and lead the World as our country has done in the past. As one moves ahead and rises higher in one’s life, you must entrench yourself in this unique blessing that our culture endows to us.

Below is an overview of prominent landmarks in the period of JECRC University Annual Report 2017 – 18. UNIVERSITY DATA 2017-18 Academic structure

UNIVERSITY DATA 2017-18

Academic structure

1 Total Strength of the staff in the University 394 2 Total Strength of the Academic staff in the University 232 3 Total Strength of the Non-Academic staff in the University 162 4 Departments in the University 22 5 Schools in the University 5

Courses offered in the University

1 Number of courses at UG/PG/Diploma levels 16 2 Doctoral programs in no. of disciplines 3

New Courses/Programs introduced

1 LL.B (3 Year & 5 year Integrated Degree Courses)

Administrative Setup of the University

CHAIRPERSON OF THE UNIVERSITY - Shri O.P. Agrawal

VICE CHAIRPERSONS OF THE UNIVERSITY - Shri Amit Agrawal

- Shri Arpit Agrawal

7 PRESIDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY

Brig (Dr.) S.S Pabla - 2012 - 2014

Prof. (Dr.) Victor Gambhir - 2014 – 2016

Prof. (Dr.) D.P.Mishra - 2016 -

UNIVERSITY BODIES AND THEIR MEMBERS

Chairperson Shri O.P. Agrawal Vice Chairpersons Sh. Amit Agrawal

Sh. Arpit Agrawal President Prof. (Dr.) D.P.Mishra Pro- President / Provost Prof. Ram Rattan Registrar Shri S.L.Agrawal

Deans of Faculties

Prof. Ram Rattan Dean, Faculty of Engineering Prof. R. N. Prasad Dean, Faculty of Science Prof. Mahesh Chand Koolwal Dean, Faculty of Law

University Bodies & their Members

(Board of Management)

Shri O.P. Agrawal Chairperson Prof. D.P.Mishra President Shri M.L. Sharma Member Shri Amit Agrawal Member Shri Arpit Agrawal Member Dr. S.N. Gupta Member Dr. Widhi Dubey Member Dr. Sapna Sharma Member Dr.Pooranchand Bansal Member Commissioner – College Education Member Shri O.P.Agrawal Member Shri S.L.Agrawal (Registrar) Member Secretary

(Executive Committee)

Chairperson: Shri O.P.Agrawal

Member Secretary: Shri S.L.Agrawal, Registrar

Sh.Amit Agrawal Member Sh.Arpit Agrawal Member Prof. D.P.Mishra, President Member

8 Dr.Ram Rattan Member Prof.Widhi Dubey Member Shri S.L.Agrawal Member

(Academic Council)

Chairman: President

Secretary: Registrar

Members

Prof. Vasudha Kamath Member Prof. Harsh Dwivedi Member Dr.Ram Rattan Member Dr. R.N. Prasad Member Dr. M.C.Koolwal Member Dr. Rajeev Jain Member Dr. Widhi Dubey Member Dr.Manmohan Singh Sodhi Member Dr.Naveen Hemrajani Member Dr.R.K.Bansal Member Dr.Aalok Pandya Member Dr.Sanjay Sharma Member Dr.Deepak Dembla Member Dr.Dinesh Sethi Member Dr.K.M.Singh Member Dr.Neeraj Khattri Member Dr.Sapna Sharma Member Dr.Seema Bhadauria Member Dr.Rajesh Yadav Member Dr.Sonali Pandey Member Dr.Abhay Kumar Jha Member Dr.Hardik Pathak Member Dr.Amit Shrivastava Member Ms Shivani Kaushik Member Mr Ketan Jangir Member Mr Manbir Singh Member Mr Anirudh Sharma Member Shri S.L.Agrawal Member

(Finance Committee)

Shri O.P. Agrawal Chairperson Dr.D.P.Mishra, President Member Shri M.L. Sharma Member Shri Amit Agrawal Member Shri S.L.Agrawal, Registrar Member Dr. Mahesh Chand Koolwal Member Shri Vinit Agrawal Member Secretary

9 (Board of Studies)

School of Engineering: B.Tech. Ist Year

Dr. Ram Rattan Chairperson Dr. M.C. Koolwal Member Dr. Manmohan Singh Sodhi Member Dr. R.P. Sharma Member Dr. Aalok Pandya Member Dr. Sanjay Kumar Sharma Member Dr. Sapna Sharma Member Dr. Abhay Kumar Jha Member Dr. Pranav Saxena Member Dr. Dinesh Sethi Member Dr. Amit Srivastva Member Mr. Ajay Kumar Member Dr. Keshav Nath Member Prof. G.C. Sharma External Member Prof. R.S. Tomar External Member Prof. J.N. Sharma External Member Prof. M.S. Gaur External Member Prof. Sudhir Raniwala External Member Prof. M.P. Dhobal External Member Prof. B.D. Rawat External Member Prof. V.V. Singh External Member Prof. S.L. Soni External Member

School of Engineering: Civil Engineering Department:

Mr. Anirudh Sharma / Mr Rakesh Kumar Verma Chairperson Dr.Ram Rattan Member Mr Ramvilas Meena Member Mr. Anil Kumar Sharma Member Dr. J.K. Jain External Member Dr. S.K. Tiwari / Dr.Gunwant Sharma External Member

School of Engineering: Electrical Engineering Department:

Mr R.P.Singh Chairperson Dr.Amit Shrivastava Member Mr. Shashikant Vij Member Dr.Sandeep Gupta Member Ms. Divya Mathur Member Prof. R.A. Gupta External Member Dr. Vivek Shrivastva External Member

10 School of Engineering: Electronics Communication Engineering Department:

Dr. Dinesh Sethi Chairperson Dr. Ram Rattan Member Dr. K.M. Singh Member Maj. Gen. Tapan Kumar Das Member Mr. Laxmi Chand Member Ms. Parul Pathak Member Mr. Manoj Gupta Member Dr. K.K. Sharma External Member Dr. Ghanshyam Singh External Member

School of Engineering: Mechanical Engineering Department:

Dr. Manmohan Singh Sodhi Chairperson Dr.Shiv Ranjan Kumar Member Mr. Ladley Mohan Verma Member Mr. Prem Singh Member Mr. Ansul Kumar Panchbhaiya Member Mr Manish Singh Member Prof. G.S. Dangayach / Prof. Victor Gambhir External Member Mr. Sandeep Naga External Member

School of Engineering: Computer Science & Engineering Department:

Prof. Naveen Hemrajani Chairperson Dr. Surendra Kumar Yadav Member Dr. Narendra Singh Yadav Member Mr. Vijay Prakash Sharma Member Dr.Shalini Rajawat Member Ms Deepika Shekhawat Member Prof. M.C. Govil External Member Mr. Yogendra Singh / Mr Gopal Krishna GSS External Member

School of Engineering: Information Technology Department:

Dr. Deepak Dembla Chairperson Dr. Manju Kaushik Member Mr. Himanshu Sharma Member Dr. Reema Ajmera Member Mr. Hitendra Agarwal Member Ms Rajani Kumari Member Prof. M.C. Govil / Mr Dinesh Gopalani External Member Mr. Vijish Vijayan / Shri Gopal Krishna GSS External Member

School of Sciences (Life Science):

Prof. Widhi Dubey Chairperson Dr. Sonali Pandey Member Dr. Rajesh Yadav Member

11 Dr. Ekta Menghani Member Dr. Seema Bhadauria Member Dr. Varsha Gupta Member Dr. Mona Arora Member Dr. Hardik Pathak Member Dr.Ruchi Seth Member Prof. K.P. Sharma External Member Prof. Meenakshi Sharma External Member Prof. G. C. Jain External Member Dr. Sarita Sachdeva External Member

School of Sciences (Physics):

Prof. Aalok Pandya Chairperson Prof. Manisha Gupta Member Dr. Pranav Saxena Member Dr. Manish Kumar Member Dr. Chandan Joshi Member Prof. Deepak Bhatnagar External Member Dr. Ashok Nagawat External Member

School of Sciences (Mathematics):

Dr. Abhay Kumar Jha / Dr.Jagdev Singh Chairperson Dr. R.P. Sharma Member Dr. Deepa Mordia Member Dr. Monika Jain Member Dr. Devendra Kumar Member Dr. Viswas Deep Joshi Member Prof. P.R. Sharma External Member Dr. Anil Sharma / Prof. K.C Jain External Member

School of Sciences (Chemistry):

Prof. Sanjay Kumar Sharma / Dr. Priyanka Dh- Chairperson ingra Prof. R. N. Prasad Member Dr. Sapna Sharma Member Dr. Sonu Pareek Member Dr. Swapna Santra Member Dr. Saurabh Dave Member Dr. Nidhi Bansal Member Prof. Pahup Singh External Member Dr. M.P. Dhobal External Member

School of Sciences (Agriculture)

Dr. R.K. Bansal Chairperson Dr. Widhi Dubey Member Dr. Sonali Pandey Member

12 Dr. K. Ramakrishna External Member Dr. Sawroop Singh External Member

School of Sciences (Design)

Ms.Shivani Kaushik Chairperson Ms. Abhilasha Dashora Member Mr. Rajendra Guneja (Mech Engg) Member

Mr. Gaurav Agrawal Member Mr Ashok Kumar Yadav Member Ar. Ajay Chaudhary External Member Mr. Madan Kendre External Member

School of Management:

Dr.Rajiv Jain Chairperson Mr. Rishi Sharma Member Dr.Ruchi Goyal Member Dr. Monu Kuruvilla Member Dr.Jyoti Jain Member Dr.Rashmi Sharma Member Dr.Girish Goyal External Member Mr. Prashant Gupta External Member

School of Management: (Hospitality and Hotel Management)

Mr Manbir Singh Chairman Dr.Sachin Gupta / Ms Somya Negi Member Dr.Rashmi Sharma / Mr Sunil Bhargava Member Mr K.S.Narayan / Mr Pardyuman Rathore External Member Mr Mukund Kumar / Mr Dhruvank Charan External Member

School of Management (Journalism & Mass Communication)

Dr. Neeraj Khattri Chairperson Shri Shailendra Pratap Singh Bhati Member Prof. (Dr.) Vikram Kaushik External Member Shri Yash Goel / Dr.Arun Kumar Bhagat External Member Dr.Amit Sharma Member Dr.Vishnu Khandelwal Member Mr Sachin Jain Member

School of Law

Dr. Mahesh Chand Koolwal Chairperson Dr.R.N.Prasad Member Dr.Megha Acharya Member Dr.Aalok Pandya Member Dr.Sanjay Kumar Sharma Member Dr.Abhay Kumar Jha Member

13 Dr.Manju Koolwal External Member

(Grievance Reddressal Committee)

Prof. R.N. Prasad Chairperson Prof.Mahesh Chand Koolwal Member Prof. Naveen Hemrajani Member Prof. Widhi Dubey Member Dr.Tulika Sood Member Ms. Ritu Sisodia Student Representative Dr. Manju Kaushik Member Secretary

(Sexual Harassment Committee)

Prof.Widhi Dubey Chairperson Dr.Namita Jain Member Mr Hemant Bohra Member Ms Jaya Sharma Member Rajul Smriti Sansthan Member from NGO Mr Shivam Gupta, B.Sc, Biotech Student Representative Mr Deepanshu Lodha, B.Tech, ME Student Representative Ms Nishi Bansal, B.Tech, CSE Student Representative Mr Ladley Mohan Verma Member Secretary

(Anti Ragging Committee)

Prof. R. N. Prasad Chairman Prof.Ram Rattan Member Prof. Rajeev Jain Member Prof. Widhi Dubey Member Prof. Naveen Hemrajani Member Major Gen. T.K. Das Member Prof. R.K.Bansal Member Prof. M C Koolwal Member

(Proctorial Board)

Dr. Surendra Kumar Yadav Proctor Mr. Ladley Mohan Verma Dy. Proctor Mr. Ravi Shankar Sharma Dy. Proctor Mr. Deepak Verma Member Ms. Nidhi Chawla Member Ms. Shruti Mathur Member Mr. Shashikant Vij Member Mr. Manoj Gupta Member Mr. Rahul Jain Member Mr. Sabhilesh Singh Member Mr. Abhishek Vishwakarma Member Ms. Reema Ajmera Member Mr. Raja Bhatti Member 14 Dr. Hardik Pathak Member Dr. Manish Kumar Member Dr. Jagdev Singh Member Dr. Ekta Menghani Member Dr. Saurabh Dave Member Dr. M. Kuruvilla Member Dr Girraj Prasad Meena Member Mr. Shailendra Pratap Singh Bhati Member Mr Manmohan Singh Chouhan Member Mr Amol Singh Member Mr Aditya Upadhyay Member Mr Nidhi Gupta Member Dr. Shalini Rajawat Member Mr Rohit Singh Member Mr Manbir Singh Member Mr Shekhar Member Mr Ashok Kumar Yadav Member Dr.Rashmi Sharma Member Mr Alok Vats Member Mr Jahangir Khan Member Mr Laxmi Chand Member

(Admission Committee)

Prof. (Dr.) D.P.Mishra, President Chairman Shri S.L.Agrawal, Registrar Member Dr.Ram Rattan, Dean – Engineering Member Dr.R.N.Prasad, Dean – Science Member Dr.Rajeev Jain Member Dr.Widhi Dubey, Director – School of Sciences Member Dr.M.C.Koolwal, Dean – School of Law Member Dr.R.K.Bansal, HOD, Agriculture Member Dr.Neeraj Khattri, HOD – Department of Jour- Member nalism and Mass Communication Ms Shivani Kaushik, HOD , Design Member Mr Manbir Singh, Asst.Professor, Hospitality & Member Hotel Management Prof.Rishi Sharma, Director – Admissions Member Secretary

SC / ST Committee

Prof.M.S.Sodhi, Professor Chairman Prof.Manisha Gupta, Professor Convener Dr.Deepa Mordia, Assistant Professor Member Dr.Giriraj Meena, Assistant Professor Member Mr Kush Meena, Lab. Assistant Member Mr Pawan Kumar, Office Assistant Member Mr Jitendra Singh Yadav, Assistant Professor Member

15 Mr Shubham Porwal, Student, B.Com Member Mr Vinay Kumar Sabal, Student, M.Sc Member Ms. Khushbu Meena, Student, M.Tech Member Mr Ramkesto Kumar, Student, Ph.D Member Registrar Member

Students’ Grievance Reddressal Committee

Dr.Ram Rattan, Dean – SoE Chairman Dr.Rajeev Jain, Director – SoM Member Dr.Widhi Dubey, Directro – SoS Member Dr.Naveen Hemrajani, HoD, CSE Member Secretary

16 Central Library JECRC UNIVERSITY, Jaipur

Annual Report 2017-18

Details of Information ResourcesDate: 1/09/2018

S.No. Particulars Quantity 1 Total no. of Volumes 29320 2 Total no. of Titles 2885 3 Volumes added 3232 4 No of Journals ( Print) 54 5 No of Journals (Online) 9887 6 No of Back volumes 1342 7 No of CD/DVD Books CD/DVD- 368 8 No of thesis / dissertations/ Project Report 19 93 1013

Members

S.No. Members Numbers 1 Faculty and Staff 8 2 Research Scholars Nil 3 Students Nil

Circulation Status

S.No. Books circulated Numbers 1 Issued 39026 2 Due 121

Total Expenditure

S.No. Particulars Amount 1 Books 20524000 2 Journals 109470 3 Newspaper/magazines 144000 4 Maintenance( Binding of Books/journals, Electronic equip- 21083 ments and others) Library Personal

S.No. Members Numbers 1 Teaching Nil 2 Non Teaching 08

17 Events Organised Workshop, Conference/ Seminar attended – One Workshop & Two Seminar in JECRC University Awards/ Honours Details of Personals:

S.No. Name of Personal Qualification Designation Experience 1 Dr. Ritu Shrivastava Ph.D (LIS),M- Assistant Librar- 5 years in JECRC : 6 yrs as LIS Profes- LIS,MA ian sion 2 Ms. Nirmala Saini MLIS, BA 18 years 3 Mr. Sudhakar M.Phil, MLIS Library Assistant 3 years in JECRC : 18yrs as LIS Profes- Sharma sion 4 Mr. BrajMohan MLIS, B.ED Library Assistant 4 Years 11 Month in JECRC Sharma 5 Mr. Mahendra Ku- MLIS , MA Library Assistant 6 Years 3 Month as LIS Profession mar Yadav 6 Mr.Atul Gour M.com Office Assistant 1 Month in JECRC 7 Mr. Radha Mohan 10th General duty 5 Years 6 Month in JECRC Sharma worker 8 Mr. Rakesh Gurjar BA General duty 3 Years 11 Month in JECRC worker

Sports Report 2017-2018.

 All India University American Football Championship held at MDU, Rohtak from 23rd March to 26th March 2017.

. Tackle boys lost to Bangalore University by 13-0.

. Flag girls lost to Jaipur national university 7-0.

. Flag Boys Team lost to Rajasthan University by 13-6.

18  Inter branch matches held at JU during mid September 20 from various branches participating in football, volleyball and cricket.  The football match was won by CSE department, volleyball by management department and cricket bagged by civil department.  Local station tournament was held at different colleges where our students went and participated actively: 1. Football matches at GIT, VIT, GYAN VIHAR UNIV. and LMNIT. 2. Cricket match at LMNIT, ARYA, SUBODH and VIT. 3. American football at Poornima University and JNU as friendly matches.  Verve 2k18 has been conducted by JU for its first time where teams from different states and regions came and participated actively that gave a very good response among the society for the welfare of sports. • JU VERVE held at JECRC University, Jaipur from 22ndFeb. to 24thFeb 2018. ♦ Football - winner ♦ Cricket - 1st runner up ♦ Volleyball(m)- 1st runner up ♦ American football- nil ♦ Flag football(m)- nil ♦ Flag football (w) – 1st runner up. ♦ Chess- winner ♦ Gully cricket- winner ♦ Basketball(m) - 1st runner up ♦ Table tennis - winner

19 RESEARCH PROJECTS: - Research driven excellence with real world impact

JECRC University is committed towards high research excellence impact and innovation led learning environment by addressing real world problems and solving tough challenges. We are working on forefronts of developing new methodologies and protocols to create novel approaches for health care and sustainable environment. Research is main focus in our teaching learning program rather Research is integral part of academics. Our dedicated faculty delivered lectures to solve real world problem and acquaint the young ones to think beyond textbooks lecture in laboratory in applied way of learning. The graduate will not only get a degree but know how to face the challenges of real world in and around the society. Putting efforts to change the world with learning and inculcating the multitasking potential to ensure the student can withstand among crowd. The key goal of JECRC University is not to produce the graduate but we want a complete human being who can think of problem based solutions, society enrichment, sustainable environment and sensitivity towards global challenges. This type of attitude will make young talent grow in adverse situations and become leaders for tomorrow. Our goal is to nurture the talent in quality research from laboratory to industry. The small ex- periments with big transformations. Embrace challenges rather than be scared of them. University is research centric and providing students with real world problems so that they can come with solutions for regional/local and globally. Faculty working on different research projects, societal projects and even students are also part of student projects funded by Department of Science and Technology, Government of Rajasthan. Budding young ones are bubbling with innovative ideas to become new entrepreneurs. Earning while learning is a passion of smart generation. These young wards are not only focusing on studies but also working on their own idea for future business blooms. Creative environment, green campus and laboratories are second home for students. The urge to know how is commendable. Students are also targeting towards Intellectual rights. Research Projects: 35 Million Government Funded Projects and 4 Million Industry Funded Projects are credited to faculty and student of JECRC University as our University is playing catalystic role in expanding the capabilities of our faculty members through various training programs. University strongly believes in nurturing the young talent and faculty in research and innovation which reflect the capacity and knowledge building for industry and society at large. Hundreds of research scholars are working on various frontiers of Engineering, Science and humanities. Department of Science and Technology (DST), New Delhi Rural Women Technology Park (RWTP) promotes development and adaptation of appropriate local technologies, transfer of proven technologies and demon- stration of live technology models to benefit women in general and rural women in particular. RWTP acts as a resource centre where all necessary support is made available to women for improving their socio-economic quality of life. JECRC Foundation has chosen local technologies for research and development including San- ganeri prints, Gem cutting, Jewellery design, Handmade paper using cloth wastes, paper-mache, Medicinal and Aromatic plants, cultivation of vegetables and spices, health and nutrition for women, etc. for this Project. Women from the state of Rajasthan are given extensive training and support for starting their own business/ ventures. RWTP is also providing assistance for identifying suitable products/services for the new ventures, preparing detailed project reports, identifying sources of raw materials, equipment, finance and markets, guidance for various government clearances, etc. from a single platform so that their businesses become cost effective. The project empowered women from 1500 households covering about 2500 women beneficiaries over a period of three years. RWTP provided an opportunity for the women of Rajasthan to establish themselves as an independent identity, earn livelihood for their families and live with self esteem. JU-WTP adopted Pipla village for upliftment of rural women. More than thirty successful workshops were organised for upliftment of rural women of Rajasthan. Women of Goner, Saligrampura and Vidhani area were selected for workshops. Each workshop trained more than 40 women of different anganwadi for hand block printing, diya making and basic computers knowledge. Certificates were also distributed by President of JECRC University. JU-WTP is also working closely with Anganwadi 1 and 9 of Vidhani village for improving status of rural women. Further, adoption of eight more villages is under progress. JU-WTP also supports five Self Help Groups of Goner and 20 Saligrampura villages. Establishment of incubation centre for nurturing rural women entrepreneur is under progress. Women Scientist A Scheme JECRC University faculties have been awarded with the country’s most prestigious fellowship - Women Scientist A. In this project, faculty cum women scientist are working on high technologies for Isolation of pure bio actives from Arid Zone plants with potentials as anti-cancerous, antimicrobial and anti diabetic agents. These novel bioactives will lead to therapeutic targets for future generation. The project scheme is of 2.5 million (Rs. 25 lakh) funded from Department of Science and Technology, New Delhi to give scientists an opportunity to explore the innovative ideas into drug development. Provisional patents are also submitted for isolation of novel antibiotic for treatment of Nosocomial infections. JECRC University conducted ten Subject Expert Committee Meeting of ‘Women Scientists Scheme (WOS-A)’ of the Department of Science and Technology (DST), Govt. of India, National Science and Technology Management Information System (NSTMIS) Meetings and Program Advisory Committee Meetings in different departments. More than 95 million (Rs. 95 lakh) seed grant was provided from DST for these meetings. On 14-15th February, 2017 seventh Subject Expert Committee Meeting (Engineering and Technology) was hosted. 60 participants from all over the country presented their progress proposal to avail scholarships of more than Rs 5 crore. Through this endeavour the Department of Science and Technology (DST) is providing opportunities to women scientists and technologists between the age group of 30-50 years who desire to return to mainstream science and work as bench-level scientists. The meeting was chaired by Dr. Sanghmitra Bandopadhyay, Direc- tor, India Statistical Institute, Kolkata with a team of strong R&D scientists of the country like Dr Jayashree Bijwe of Centre for Industrial Tribology Machine Dynamics and Maintenance, New Delhi, Dr Rekha S Singhal, Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai, Dr Rahul Mitra, IIT Kharagpur. Eighth Subject Expert Committee Meeting (Physical and Mathematical Sciences) hosted on 14-15th July 2017. It was headed by Dr. Joyanti Chut- ia, Former Director, Institute of Advanced Study in Science and Technology, Guwahati with Dr. Hemlata, Anna University, Chennai, Dr. Abhay G. Bhatta, Indian Statistical Institute Delhi, Dr. Ambika, Indian Institute of Science Education and Research and Dr. Tamizhavel, TIFR Mumbai as experts for project proposals screening more than 50 participants. JECRC University had the privilege of hosting Dr. Anil Kakodkar, PADAM SHREE , PADAM BHUSHA N , PADAMVIBHUSHAN, Member and former Chairman Atomic Energy Commission, Chairman Rajiv Gandhi Science and Technology Commission, Chairman TIFAC, Experts galaxy included Dr. Debabrata Chatterjee from IIM Kozhikode (expert on globalisation of Indian thoughts), Dr. MH Bala- subramania, IISc Bangalore, Dr. D. Rama Rao, ASCI, Hyderabad, Dr. Roshan Yedery, EDC, NCL Innovation Park, Pune, Dr. Padma Satish, IRCC, IITB, Mumbai, Mr. Vineet Kumar Goyal, Steinbeis, Hyderabad and Dr. K. Sumathy, Bharat Biotech, Hyderabad. The closure of the meeting was with a visit to Therachem Research Medilab Pvt. Ltd., Jaipur a JECRC Industry Venture. The experts appreciated the JECRC University innovative venture. JECRC UNIVERSITY FACULTY IN CORE GROUP OF WOMEN IN SCIENCE, DST, New Delhi Dr. Ekta Menghani, Associate Professor Biotechnology was selected in core group of twenty members from all over India by NSTMIS, Department of Science and Technology, New Delhi for a Brain Storming Meeting on ‘Impact of gender mainstreaming policy of Government of India’ and to evolve a study on National level data on women in science. Follow up meeting was organised on 18-19 January 2018, Gurugram. for a two-day PAC- NSTMIS meeting conducted by DST, Govt. of India. Dr. Kakodkar chaired this two days PAC meeting on 27-28 September. His comment “ If just in Six years this University has achieved all this what I see, I am very sure this will have great impact on the spheres of education in next Six Years.” left us overwhelmed. He also appreciated various social initiatives taken up by the JU students, Dr. Kakodkar interacted with ZARURAT kids and bless- ed them. This was the ninth Committee Meeting hosted at JU by DST, GoI, JECRC University. 15 experts and 40 participants from across the country were given a full campus tour. National Science and Technology Man- agement Information System (NSTMIS) Division of DST, New Delhi organised a two day 2nd Brain Storming Meeting emphasising on ‘Technology Commercialization with special reference to Industry Participation in Indian Context’ on 6-7th November 2017 at JECRC University, Jaipur. The meeting focused on sensitizing the role of Universities and Industries on Technology Transfer. Twenty-five top leaders from different Industries were part of this discussions.

JECRC University bagged Biotechnology Business Incubation Centre under the auspices of Department of Science and Technology, Government of Rajasthan. Biotechnology is blooming in Rajasthan with new innovative ideas of young minds. These ideas turn into successful business venture. More than eight innovative ideas are already incubated in JU-BBI. The incubation center is governed by Society for innovation and incubation (SII). The motive of society is to inculcate the entrepreneur skills in young minds. These ideas are Herbotablet, Biotea/Herbal tea, Biodegradable batteries, Young birds, Herbal medicines, Herbal beauty and Rural Gold. Incubation center organised five workshops for training the trainers as master trainers under the flagship of 21 NITTTR Chandigarh and Microsoft Saksham, India. “Entrepreneurship and Business Incubation” conducted by Department of Entrepreneurship Development and Industrial Coordination (EDIC), National Institute of Technical Teacher Training and Research (NITTTR), Chandigarh on 8th to 12th October, 2018 for faculty to empower in Incubation potentials and new ideas methodology for rural especially and urban at large. Business Incubation in Technical Institutions (ICT Based) was also conducted from 21st to 25th May, 2018 by NITTTR Chandigarh for providing basic knowledge to mentors to transform the knowledge to mentees. Incubates are working under the ample guidance of mentors and Industry experts for creating cutting edge technologies for healthy tomorrow with blend of biotechnology. Engineering students were delighted with workshop cum practical training on Artificial Intelligence and Machine learning in association with Department of Computer Science and Technology on 8th Sept, 2018. The workshop enabled students to implement different machine learning models using python, Numpy and tensorflow.

Faculty of Engineering DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING Course offered:

Programme Name Number of applications Number of Admissions Boys Girls B Tech Computer Science En- 1683 515 407 108 gineering

Lateral Entry in B Tech Com- Number of applications Number of Admissions Boys Girls puter Science Engineering 19 15 11 4

Faculty & Staff:

Positions Sanctioned Working On Leave Professors 03 03 ---- Associate Prof. 04 04 ---- Assistant Prof.-I 05 05 ---- Assistant Prof.-II 40 40 ----

Dean School of Engineering

Dr. Ram Rattan

Designation: Dean

Department: School of Engineering

Qualification: M. Tech from IIT Delhi and Ph. D from IIT Delhi

Email: [email protected]

Research Area: Space Technology

Publication: National Journal: 06, International Journal: 20

22 Department of Computer Science & Engineering (CS&E)

Name: -Prof. (Dr.) Naveen Hemrajani

Designation: - Professor& HOD

Department: - Computer Science and Engineering

Qualification: -B.E (CSE), M.Tech (CSE), Ph.D (CSE)

Email: - [email protected] [email protected]

Research Area: -Computer Network and Software Engineering

Publication: -Journals Publication: 62, Presentation in Conference: 8,

Book Published: 02

Name: - Prof. (Dr.) Surendra Kumar Yadav. Designation: - Professor & Proctor Department: - Computer Science and Engineering Qualification: - MCA, M. Tech. (CS), MBA (HRD), LLB, Ph. D. (AI) Email:[email protected] Research Area: - Search Techniques and Game plying in AI, Data mining Techniques Publication: - Journals Publication: 17, Presentation in Conference: 15, Text Books: 05

Name: - Dr. Narendra Singh Yadav.

Designation: - Associate Professor

Department: - Computer Science and Engineering

Qualification: -Ph.D, M.Tech. B.E.

Email: - [email protected]

Research Area: -Computer Networks, Network Security, Cyber Security, Digital

Forensics, Malware and Reverse

Publication: -Journals: 17, Conferences: 25, Book: 1

23 Dr. Sunita Gupta Designation: Assistant Professor-I Department: Computer Science and Engineering Qualification: Ph.D. (Computer Science and Engineering), M.Tech. (Computer Science and Engineering) (Hons.), B.E. (Computer Science and Engineering) (Hons.) Email [email protected] Research Area Wireless Sensor Network, Operating system. Publication:International Journals Publication: 12, Conference Publication: 16, Book Published: 05.

Name: - Mr. Ajay Kumar.

Designation: - Assistant Professor-I

Department: - Computer Science and Engineering

Qualification: -M.Tech. (Computer Science and Engineering) From S.B.C.E.T,

Jaipur, B. E. (Computer Science and Engineering) From F.E.T.,R.B.S. College, Agra

Email:- [email protected]

Research Area: -Computer Networks, Database Management System, Software

Engineering

Publication: -04 presentations in National Conference, 01 Book

Name: - Mr. Vijay Prakash Sharma.

Designation: -Assistant Professor-I

Department: - Computer Science and Engineering

Qualification:-B.E. (CSE), M.Tech(CSE)

Email: [email protected]

Research Area: -Image Processing, Cloud Computing

Publication: -Presentations in conferences 06

Name: - Mr. Ravi Shankar Sharma.

Designation: - Assistant Professor-I

Department: -Computer Science and Engineering

Qualification: -B.E. (CSE), M.Tech (CSE)

Email: [email protected] 24 Research Area: -Network Security, Database management System

Publication: -International Journal-05, International Conference-04, National

Conference-12

Name: - Mr. Jitendra Singh Yadav.

Designation: -Assistant Professor-I

Department: -Computer Science and Engineering

Qualification: -M. Tech Computer Science Engineering (Hons.), B.E (Information

Technology) (Hons.)

Email: [email protected]

Research Area:-Database Management Systems, Operating System, Information

Security

Publication: -International Journals 03, Conferences 05

Name: - Ms. Shruti Mathur.

Designation: - Assistant Professor-I I

Department: -Computer Science and Engineering

Qualification: -M.Tech (Computer Science), B.Tech (Information Technology)

Email:[email protected]

Research Area: - Advanced Software Engineering

Publication: - One Presented Paper in National Conference on

EMERGINGTRENDS IN COMPUTER SCIENCE at SKIT, Jaipur.

Name: - Mr. Lokendra Pal.

Designation: -Assistant Professor-I I

Department: -Computer Science and Engineering

Qualification: -M.Tech. in Information Security from Moti Lal Nehru

National Institute of Technology, Allahabad

Email:[email protected]

Research Area: -Machine learning (Supervised Machine Learning/

Reinforcement learning).

Publication: - International Journals: 1 National Journal: 2

25 Name: - Ms. Deepika Shekhawat.

Designation: -Assistant Professor-I I

Department: -Computer Science and Engineering

Qualification: -M. Tech (CS) from Banasthali University,

B. Tech (CSE) from RTU,Kota

Email: [email protected]

Name: - Mr. Deepak Verma.

Designation: -Assistant Professor-I I

Department: -Computer Science and Engineering

Qualification: -M. Tech &B. Tech

Email: [email protected]

Research Area: -Feature Extraction Technique of Image Processing

Publication: -Paper Published in International Journal :05

Name: - Mr. DervishChaudhary.

Designation: -Assistant Professor-I I

Department: -Computer Science and Engineering

Qualification: -M. Tech (CSE), B.E. (CSE)

Email:[email protected]

Research Area: - Data Mining, OLAP

Publication: -Paper Published: 03

Name: - Ms. Meghna Sharma.

Designation: -Assistant Professor-II

Department: -Computer Science and Engineering

Qualification: -B.E.,M. Tech

Email: [email protected]

Research Area: -Wireless Computing

Publication: -Paper Published: 02

Name: - Mr. Mukut Bihari Malav.

Designation: -Assistant Professor-II 26 Department: -Computer Science and Engineering

Qualification: -B.E.,M. Tech

Email: [email protected]

Research Area: -Reversible Computing

Publication: -Paper Published in IEEE International Conference: 01

Name: - Mr. Rajat Bharadwaj.

Designation: -Assistant Professor-II

Department: -Computer Science and Engineering

Qualification: -M.Tech (CSE), B.Tech (Honours)

Email: [email protected]

Research Area: -Wireless Sensor Networks, Mobile Adhoc Networks.

Publication: -International Journal: 3

Name: - Ms. Neha Mishra.

Designation: -Assistant Professor-II

Department: -Computer Science and Engineering

Qualification: -M. Tech (CSE), B.Tech.

Email:[email protected]

Research Area: -Wireless Sensor Network

Publication: -Paper Published: 03

Name: - Ms. Nidhi Gour.

Designation: -Assistant Professor-II

Department: -Computer Science and Engineering

Qualification: -M. Tech, B.Tech.

Email:[email protected]

Research Area: -Wireless Adhoc Network

Publication: -Paper Published: 6

27 ORIENTATION CEREMONY- 2017, 17th July, 2017

On 17thJuly, 2017, an orientation ceremony was organised for all new students. A brief presentation was given by dignitaries about the university academics and different activities which are being organised every year. After the presentation the students had snacks. After that we moved to the different labs which are in the first year curriculum and thereafter we visited different Blocks of the university.

ACTIVITIES for First Year- 2017 1. I am what I am: This activity was to have interaction among the students. In this interaction we asked students name along with the latest technology and application they are using regularly.

2. SDO Interaction: Our SDO interacted with students by making them aware about different clubs running in our university. We also asked them to register in any club either online or offline through respective student coordinator. Also we had put on a registration desk in engineering block and found students motivated for different clubs.

3. Computer Hardware Quiz: To give them knowledge about different hardware components including basic working functionality of each hardware component. 4. Technical based discussion: To give students knowledge about the technical fields and knowing their interest. Students were encouraged to use linux platform and use it for programming skills. 5. Group Discussion: Students express their different kinds of views on various topics which also helped in boosting their confidence. 6. Speech: From this Activity the students will overcome the stage fear and also develop communication skills. 7.INRSS WORKSHOP: This activity gives them knowledge about navigational satellite system and their functioning in research areas. After this session students came to know about INRSS and its importance.

Workshop on J2EE Workshop It is very well said “If you are not willing to learn no one can help you, if you are determined to learn, then No one can STOP you”. With this same enthusiasm the B. Tech- CSE final year students all gathered at the lab on 20th September, 2017 to attend a workshop on J2EE Springs and Hibernate conducted by Mr. Kapil Bhardwaj from Q3 Logic. It all started with the basics of JDBC and within no time the students managed to get an insight of various topics such as J2EE, web Serv- ers, Application Servers, Design patterns (Singleton, Factory etc), CURD operations, Framework, Controller, Mvc, IOC, Deployment descriptor, Struts, Hibernate, JAAS, POJO class, annotations to name a few. Between the busy placement schedules this workshop certainly came as a “blessing in disguise” as they managed to brush up their concepts on the most demanded topic by the industries these days. 28 Objectives

This workshop enables students to use the Spring MVC Framework. This workshop provides students with the skills to write effective web applications using Spring MVC. During the workshop the student wrote many components building up to a fully working application to ensure that the material taught is fully understood and practical experience is gained. At the end of this workshop the students are able to:

• Understand the benefits of using Spring MVC

• Understand and be able to write all components of a Spring MVC application

• Configure a Spring MVC application

• Use the various custom tags that Spring MVC supplies

• Use Spring MVC Error Handling

• Use form validation

• Write unit tests for components

Introduction to Hibernate Framework

Hibernate workshop that teaches students the most popular object-relational O/R mapping framework for Java environ- ments. Object relational mapping in large enterprise applications is difficult. The task is so difficult that the problem of storing and retrieving objects to a relational database has its own name – impedance mismatch. In this class, students learn object-relational mapping concepts and the various issues and options available in Java to address object per- sistence. Workshop Instructor Information

Name: Kapil Dev Bhardwaj

Current Organisation: Q3 Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

Address: Gurgaon

Workshop Coordinator: - • Prof.(Dr) Naveen Hemrajani (Convener)

• Mr. Deepak Verma & Ms. Deepika Shekhawat (CSE Deptt. Coordinators) Salesforce Workshop Department of Computer Science Engineering and Computer Applications organised a two days workshop conducted by SALESFORCE company from 4th – 5th October, 2017. Around 150 students attended this two days workshop.

The workshop initiated by welcoming the chief guest Mr. Rajdeep Dua, Director, Developer Relations at Salesforce.

Mr. Rajdeep Dua has over 17 years of experience in cloud and big data space through which he led the developer relations teams at Google, VMware and Microsoft. Being an author of various prominent books on machine learning, spark, docker networking, docker creating structured containers, he contributed to the open source community and also shared his intellectual experience and working methodology with our students.

Workshop continued with Mr Harish Nath (CEO, Sambodhi technology solutions) who trained our students regarding the integration of 10 new technologies based on cloud computing and databases, which is dealing with B2B tier. Co-coordinators: - • Prof. (Dr) Naveen Hemrajani /Prof.(Dr) Deepak Dembla (Convener)

29 • Ms. Meghna Sharma (CSEDeptt. Co-coordinator) ART OF LIVING On 21st Aug, 2018, a session was addressed by experts from art of living. The Art of living foundation is a vol- unteer –based, humanitarian and educational non-governmental organisation. It was founded in 1981 by Ravi Shankar. It has centres in more than 156 countries. Session to overcome the Hesitation of the Students In this session the students were given any current topics related to technology and divided among groups for discussion.

Purpose of choosing engineering in life A session held by our own department faculties showing what is the purpose of engineering in life.

Students showing their talent on stage The students had also shown up their talents in the form of singing, dancing & SKIT. This activity was just to make students comfortable in campus as many students come from outside the city. SKIT by group It was a SKIT performed to show the importance of nature growing more and more plants making our environment green. Grooming of students is required as students are new to the campus.

Group singing competition by the students helped students to show their hidden talent.

30 DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING Course offered:

Programme Name Number of applications Number of Admissions Boys Girls BCA 185 87 80 7

MCA 139 96 69 27

Faculty & Staff: Positions Sanctioned Working On Leave Professors 01 01 ----- Associate Prof. 03 03 ---- Assistant Prof.-I 06 06 ---

Assistant Prof.-II 11 11 ---

Prof. (Dr.) Deepak Dembla Designation: Professor & HOD

Department: Department of IT & Computer Application Qualification: MCA, M.Tech. Ph. D (CSE) from Guru Jambheshwar University of Science & Technology, Hisar (Haryana) (A State Govt. University). Email: [email protected], [email protected] Research Area: Mobile AdHoc Networks, High Speed Network, Wireless Communications and Networks, Data Warehousing and Data Mining, Software Engineering, Information and Network Security. Publication: International Journals: 31, National Journals: 03, Conferences/ Seminar: 19

Dr. Manju Kaushik Designation: Associate Professor Department: Department of IT & Computer Application Qualification: M.Sc. (C.S), MCA, MBA (HR), Ph. D (Software Engineering) Email: [email protected] Research Area: Software Engineering, Data Mining, Big Data, Human Computer Interaction, Natural User Interface 31 Publication: Journals Publication: 37, Presentation in Conference: 35

Dr. Reema Ajmera Designation: Associate Professor Department: Department of IT & Computer Application Qualification: PGDCA, M.Sc. (CS), M. Tech (CS), Ph. D (CSE) Email: [email protected] Research Area: Software Engineering Publication: Journals Publication: 8, Presentation in Conference: 8, Book Published: 01

Mr. Himanshu Sharma Designation: Associate Professor Department: Department of IT & Computer Application Qualification: B.E. (CSE) M. E. (CSE) Email: [email protected] Research Area: Natural Language Processing Publication: Paper Published: 06

Mr. Hitendra Agrawal Designation: Assistant Professor Department of IT & Computer Application Qualification: B.TECH. (CSE), M.TECH. (CSE) Email:[email protected] Research Area: Image Processing Publication: nil

Mr. Shekhar Designation: Assistant Professor I Department: Department of IT & Computer Application Qualification: B.E. (Information Technology), M. Tech (Computer Science). Email: [email protected]

32 Research Area:Stegnographic technique, Algorithms analysis, Programming Languages Publication: Research Papers - 03; Books – 04

Mr. Raja Bhati Designation: Assistant Professor I Department: Department of IT & Computer Application Qualification: B.E. (IT), M.Tech. (CSE) Email: [email protected] Research Area: Android application development, database management system Publication: Research Papers - 12; Books – 01

Department of IT&CA Activity List - 2017- 18

S.No. Date Activity Coordinator 1 01/8/17 Orientation Dr. Reema , Khushboo Sharma Introduction of Faculty, Labs, Visits 2 01/8/17 Dr. Reema, Mr. Kuldeep & Extempore. Departmental Induction- Why BCA? Why JU? a) Faculty Interaction Dr. Deepak Dembla 3 02/08/17 b) Deptt. Proctor Interaction And All Concerned Faculty c) TG Interaction d) Exam Coordinator Interac- tion 4 03/08/17 Students Clubs SDO Sami Rehman Placement Opportunities and Chal- 5 08/8/17 Dr. Deepak Dembla&Himanshu Sharma lenges Online Competitions Based Place- 6 09/08/17 Dr. Deepak Dembla ment/Hiring in IT Sector Co’s Local Trip to Amber Fort, Jal Mahal 7 04/08/17 Dr. Manju and Hitendra Agrawal etc. 8 02/08/17 ISRO Lab Visit Mr. Kuldeep Yadav 9 05/08/17 Extempore Dr. Abhilasha Kaushik 10 07/08/17 Who Am I Dr. Abhilasha

33 Special Lecture on Pathway to 11 16/08/17 Dr. Deepak Dembla Placements 12 17/08/17 Techno Quiz Dr. Reema Ajmera Knowledge Sharing Session by Dr. Deepak Dembla& Ms. Khushboo Shar- 13 4/09/2017 CDAC Experts on Saleforce Tech- ma nology 14 09/09/2017 Digital India Dr. Deepak Dembla Role of Internships in Placement 15 11/09/2017 Dr. Deepak Dembla Opportunities Innovation : Ideas to Implementa- 16 12/09/2017 Dr. Deepak Dembla tion 17 23/09/2017 Industrial Visit Mr. Shekhar, Sachin Jain Internship Cum placement Drive – 18 12/09/2017 MsVartika Shah Artech Internship Cum placement Drive - 19 15/09/2017 Mr. Himanshu Sharma InfoObjects Internship Cum placement Drive – 20 1/11/2017 Ms. Vartika Shah Mind IT Internship Cum placement Drive - 21 2/11/2017 Mr. Shekhar, Mr. Abhishek IBM Internship Cum placement Drive – 22 2/11/2017 Mr. Himanshu Sharma HAWKSCODE 23 6/11/2017 Internship Drive – C-DAC Dr. Manju Kaushik , Dr. Reema Ajmera 24 07/11/2017 Placement Drive- Concentrix Mr. Himanshu Sharma Internship Cum placement Drive - 25 09/11/2017 Mr. Himanshu Sharma Arden Telecom Pvt Ltd 26 10/11/2017 GenXSoft Ms. Vartika Shah 27 10/11/2017 YouStart- Placement Drive Ms. Vartika Shah Internship Cum placement Drive 28 11/11/2017 Mr. Himanshu Sharma -Zopper Internship Cum placement Drive - 29 13/11/2017 Ms. Khushboo Sharma Next Data Science Internship Cum placement 30. 14/11/2017 Ms. Vartika Shah Drive -WebTek Labs Pvt. Ltd. Internship Cum placement Drive - 31. 15/11/2017 Dr. Reema Ajmera GIPL 27/11/2017, Mr. Himanshu Sharma, Mrs. Khushboo 32. TCS Specific Training 28/11/2017 Sharma 33. 2/12/2017 IBM Placement Drive Mr. Himanshu Sharma Mr. Himanshu Sharma, Mrs. Khushboo 34. 5/12/2017 TCS Placement Drive Sharma Internship Cum placement Drive 35. 07/12/2017 Ms. Vatika Shah Sworn Tech- Internship Cum placement Drive - 36. 11/12/2017 Mr. Sachin Jain and Ms. Vartika Shah BackBoneSoftwares (P) Ltd. A Seminar on “Opportunities in Dr. Manju and Mr. Abhishek Jain 37. 08/02/2018 Cyber Security”

34 22//02/2018 38. JU VERVE Mr. Siddharth 24/02/2018 16,17,18 39. /03/2018 JU Rhythm All Faculties

40 18-21 /03/2018 IT Day Mr. Shekhar Women in Tech Event by Salesforce 41 29/04/2018 Mr. Sachin in Jaipur on 29th April 2018 17/01/2018- 42 Sales force Training Mr. Sachin 31/03/2018 Expert Lecture by Industry Expert 43 28/06/2017 Dr. Deepak Dembla on Current Trends in Technology 23/06/2018- 44 Internship Presentation All FIGs 30/06/2018 03/07/2018- 45 FPD on “Teaching Methodology” All Mentors 05/07/2018 Orientation - Coordinator: Dr. ReemaAjmera, Ms. Khushboo Sharma& Introduction of Faculty, Lab, Visits and Extempore Coordinator: Dr. Reema, Mr. Kuldeep

Information about the labs and department faculties are given to the students.

Placement Opportunities and Challenges,Coordinator: Dr. Deepak Dembla, Mr. Himanshu Sharma

Dr. Deepak Dembla and Mr. Himanshu Sharma told students about various Placement Activities University conducts for students.

35 Online Competition based Placement /Hiring in IT Sector Co’s Coordinator:Dr. Deepak Dembla

Local Trip to Amber fort, Jal Mahal. Coordinator: Dr. Manju, Mr. Neeraj Garg, Mr. Hitendra

ISRO Lab Visit, Coordinator: Mr. Kuldeep Students visited ISRO Lab with Mr. Kuldeep and got a chance to go through various things there and the functioning of various instruments present there. Special Lecture on Pathway to Placements, Coordinator: Dr. Deepak Dembla Students are guided about the way they can prepare to get placed in good national and international companies. Techno Quiz14, Coordinator: Dr. Reema Ajmera

36 Who am I?Coordinator: Ms. Abhilasha Kaushik and Dr. ParveenBala

This activity was to have interaction among the students. In this interaction,

we asked students name along with the latest technology and application they are using regularly.

Innovation: Idea to Implement. Coordinator: Dr Deepak Dembla

Different innovative ideas to develop applications that can be beneficial for the society or for the business are discussed with the students.

Role of Internship in Placement Opportunities. Coordinator: Dr. Deepak Dembla

Importance of Internship in the MCA program is discussed with the students and how internship is helpful in their placement is also discussed with them. Industrial Visit. Coordinator: Dr Deepak Dembla, Mr. Shekhar and Dr. Manju Industry Expert Lecture

Codevita

37 Students have participated in the event TCS Codevita in which they solve programming problems. The event was conducted on 28 July.

Internship Cum Placement Drive - Arden Telecom Pvt Ltd, InfoObjects, Mind IT, IBM, HAWKSCODE, C-DAC, Concentrix, Arden Telecom Pvt Ltd, GenXSoft, YouStart, Zopper, Next Data Science and WebTek Labs Pvt. Ltd, GIPL, IBM, TCS, Sworn Tech- BackBoneSoftwares (P) Ltd.

Seminar on “Opportunities in Cyber Security” for your Students.

A Seminar on “Opportunities in Cyber Security” was conducted for students of MCA/BCA on 8th Feb 2018 from 1:30-3:30 PM at Moot Court, Science Block. Experts form Industry was invited to share experience about the Opportunities for students in Cyber Security.

IT Day

Rajasthan Digifest and IT Day 2018 was organised by Department of IT&C, Government of Rajasthan from March 18-21, 2018. A 36-Hour non-stop Coding Competition, “Rajasthan Hackathon 4.0” was organised with around 5000 coders from across India competing for projects worth Rs 65 Lakhs.

Along with this, a 5.4 Km-long run – “TecRush” was also held towards a unified cause of making Rajasthan - DigiSthan.The event witnessed the biggest technology exhibition unveiling the latest E-Governance inventions done by Government of Rajasthan. “Rajasthan Job Fair” was another innovative platform that brought together recruiters, tech managers and candidates who were looking for the right company and excellent opportunities.

March 19, 20 and 21 had multiple sessions, workshops, quizzes, competitions and sessions with senior repre- sentatives from prominent organisations providing inputs and guidance for boosting the startup ecosystem. Startups had multiple opportunities to directly collaborate with Government of Rajasthan and work on various 38 projects. Women in Tech Event by Salesforce

Event - TrailheaDX 2018 Global Gatherings was conducted in Jaipur. Along with this we will be having a wide range of sessions from our own community members and a follow up Q&A session with Kiran

Salesforce Training Training on Salesforce technology platform is provided to 114 students. They learned the cutting edge in demand technology and shared their achievements and experiences. The training was provided by experts from Hyderabad.The training providers also offered more than 5 internships cum placements to our students on successful completion of their Projects. Salesforce Company also started a Students Developer Group by the name “JECRC Salesforce Students Developer Group, a community development platform for collaborative learning. Expert Lecture by Industry Expert on Current Trends in Technology Expert form industry give information about current trends in technology to the students and answers query of students regarding their future in areas of computer application.

Internship Presentation Idea behind internship is to provide industry exposure to students, to make them more employable. The internship cell aims at building a strong interface between industry and university. Duration of training/ internships period is 22 to 24 weeks Faculty Development Program – Teaching Methodology

Faculty Development Program (FDP) is organised at JECRC University premises.The title of this FDP is “Effec- tive Mentoring Skills”. This program is specially designed for mentors & tpos of all departments as part of pre placement training module for final year students.

39 DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Course offered:

Programme Name Number of applications Number of Admissions Boys Girls B Tech Mechanical Engi- 308 78 78 0 neering

Lateral Entry in B Tech Number of applications Number of Admissions Boys Girls Electrical Engineering 9 7 6 1

Faculty & Staff:

Positions Sanctioned Working On Leave Professors 01 01 --- Associate Prof. 02 02 --- Assistant Prof.-I 03 03 --- Assistant Prof.-II 23 23 ---

Dr. M.S. Sodhi

Designation: Professor & HOD

Department: Mechanical Engineering

Qualification: B. Tech, M. Tech, Ph.D.

Email: [email protected], [email protected]

Research Area: Product Development of Special Steels, Heat Treatment,

Material Science

Publication: In Paper Presentation in international Conference: 05,

In Paper Presentation in national Conference: 08, Paper Published: 15,

Patent Publications: 04 40 Mr. Ladley Mohan Verma Designation: Assistant Professor-I Department:Mechanical Engineering Qualification: B.E. (Mechanical Engg.) from Thapar University, Patiala, M.Tech. (Hydro-Power Plants) fromM.A.N.I.T. Bhopal, Ph. D (Pursuing) at M.N.I.T. Jaipur. Email: [email protected] Research Area: Hydro-Power Plants and Hydraulic Machines, Industrial Engg, Production and Manufacturing Technology.

Mr. Ashish Shrivastava Designation: Assistant Professor I Department: Mechanical Engineering Qualification: M.Sc. (Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering), B. Tech (Mechanical Engineering). Email: [email protected] Research Area: Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma, Total Quality Management, Industrial Engineeringand TQM.

Mr. Kapender Phogat Designation: Assistant Professor-I Department: Mechanical Engineering Qualification: M.Tech. (Manufacturing Technology & Automation), B.E. (Mechanical Engineering). Email:[email protected] Research Area: Deformation Characteristics of Solids, Metal Matrix Composites, Powders, and energy integration using Pinch Technology. Publication: International Journal: 01, Conferences: 02, Book Reviewed: 02

41 Mr. Prem Singh Designation: Assistant Professor - II Department: Mechanical Engineering Qualification: M.Tech. (Industrial Process Equipment Design), B.E. (Mechanical Engineering) Email: [email protected] Research Area: Industrial Process Equipment Design

Mr. Anshul Kumar Panchbhaiya Designation: Assistant Professor-II Department: Department of Mechanical Engineering Qualification: M.Tech. (Design), B.Tech. (Mechanical Engineering) Research Area: Design of Machines, Energy Management, Driver fatigue.

Mr. Aalok Kumar Designation: Assistant Professor-II Department: Mechanical Engineering Qualification: B.E. (Aeronautical Engg.), AMAeSI, M.Tech (Industrial Engineering & Management) Email: [email protected] Research Area: Industrial Engineering, Fluid Mechanics, Production Planning & Control. Publication: International Conference: 4, National Conference: 2

Mr. Akhilendra Singh Designation: Assistant Professor II Department: Mechanical Engineering Qualification: M. Tech (Machine Design), B. Tech (Mechanical Engineering). Email: [email protected] Research Area: Solid Mechanics, Fracture Mechanics, Finite Element Method, Atomistic Simulation etc.

42 Mr. Narendra Singh Designation: Assistant Professor-II Department: Mechanical Engineering Qualification: M. Tech (Manufacturing Engineering), B.E. (Mechanical Engineering). Email: [email protected] Research Area: Manufacturing processes, Mechanics of machines.

Mr. Santosh Kumar Designation: Assistant Professor-II Department: Mechanical Engineering Qualification: M. Tech (Industrial Metallurgy), B. Tech (Mechanical Engineering). Email: [email protected] Research Area: Advanced composite materials, Mechanical characterization &behaviour analysis of materials, Solid mechanics, Rheo-pressure die casting, and semisolid processing of Al alloys.

Mr. Jahangir Khan Designation:Assistant Professor-I Department:Mechanical Engineering Qualification:M.Tech (Industrial Tribology & Maintenance Engineering) B. Tech (Mechanical Engineering) Email:[email protected] Research Area:Composite Friction Materials

Ms. Nidhi Mundra Designation: Assistant Professor-II Department:Mechanical Engineering Qualification:Pursuing Ph.D, ME Email:[email protected] Research Area: Lean Six Sigma, Agile Manufacturing

43 Orientation Program -2017 International Internship Activity

Students Visited JECRC University Campus

Name of the Institute Name Durati Dates of Internship Internship Guide

Student on Haitham Al Harrasi, SultanQaboos University, 7Weeks 25/06/2018 -13/08/2018 Dr. Shiv Ranjan Firq Nizwa-SultanateofO- Kumar man Iga Kowalik Warsaw University of 7Weeks 25/06/2018 - 13/08/2018 Mr. Anubhav Kumar Technology, Poland

Student Visited onsite

Name of theStudent RegistrationNo. Duration Dates of Internship Internship Institute

Abhimanyu Soni 15BMEN003 6 Weeks 06/08/2018 - 16/09/2018 LECA Co, Iran

Ajendra Singh 16BMEL117 6 Weeks 06/08/2018 - 16/09/2018 Building and Hous- ing ResearchCentre, Tehran,lran

Gautam Poddar 15BMEN071 5 Weeks 27/07/2018 - 01/09/2018 Al-Farabi Kazakh National Universi- ty,Almaty, Kazakh- stan

Mohit Kumawat 15BMEN049 8 Weeks 01/06/2018 - 31/07/2018 Thai Nguyen Univer- sity of Technology, Thai Nguyen, Viet- nam Placement Activities 2017-18

Various reputed companies visited our university for placement and 23 Nos of students out of 115 students were selected. List is as follows

S. No. Name of student Company in which Placed

1 Amit Bairathi Zopper 2 Amit Yadav Artech 3 Ashish Purohit JPPCL 4 Brijesh Bansal CAPITAL TRUST

44 Dheeraj K Zopper

5 Maheshwari 6 Gagan Jaiswal K21 ACADEMY, BYJU 7 Ishan Sharma PINNACLE 8 Jayant Chandra PINNACLE 9 Ketan Mathur CAPITAL TRUST 10 Leander S.Massey CAPITAL TRUST 11 Mahesh Ajmera PINNACLE 12 Malhar Deole PINNACLE 13 Prateek Gupta CAPITAL TRUST 14 Praful Gangal PINNACLE 15 Raghav Purohit PINNACLE 16 Shaurya Sethi Zopper, BYJU 17 Shubham Khatri RMC SWITCHGEAR 18 Utkarsh Agarwal K21 ACADEMY, RMC SWITCHGEAR 19 Vishal Kashyap PINNACLE 20 Yash Kumar Vari Zopper 21 Raunak Pandey Appeal Group 22 Arpit Vijayvargia Crazzle 23 Vaibhav Maheshwari Zopper

Students Scored in GATE as well as Other Competitive Examinations

Students Detail Higher Education Details (applied/preparing)

Registration No. Competitive exam details S.No. Name Name of Exam (GATE Score etc.)

1 1401021107 Vishal Kashyap GATE 45 2 1401021026 Dushyant Singh AAEE 3rd Rank 3 1401021071 Prahlad Singh Achara GATE 522 4 1401081006 Vaibhav Maheshwari CAT 87 5 1401021080 Rahul Bhaumik GATE 554 6 1401021063 Nikhil Sharma GATE 26 7 1401021087 Sachin Bohra GATE 27.28 8 1401021092 Shaurya Sethi CAT 84

45 Industrial Internship Program As per curriculum, all the Students of final year Mechanical Engineering (8th sem) has to complete 22-24 weeks of In- dustrial Internship Training. Industrial internships Training is the best way to bridge the gap between going to college and landing great job. Internships can help students to develop his/her Industrial Engineering experience by learning the ropes from more experienced professionals.

Accordingly, all the students got selected for Internship in Reputed Organisations like Hero Motor Crop., Honda CL, Eichers Motors, National Bearing Corporation etc.

2 Nos. of Students selected for Internship in ISRO Ahmedabad.

4 Nos.of Students selected for Internship in DRDO (2 each at Hyderabad andDehradun).

4 Nos of Students got their Jobs offers by the Intern-companies, where the students completed their internship.

After completion of Industrial Internship training, the students have given the presentations on their Industrial Training reports.

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Course offered:

Programme Name Number of applications Number of Admissions Boys Girls B Tech Electrical Engi- 116 33 28 5 neering

Lateral Entry in B Tech Elec- Number of applications Number of Admissions Boys Girls trical Engineering 7 5 5 0

Faculty & Staff: Positions Sanctioned Working On Leave Professors 01 01 ----- Associate Prof. 02 02 ---- Assistant Prof.-I 03 03 --- Assistant Prof.-II 09 09 --- Dr. Ravindra Pratap Singh 46 Designation: Professor Department: Electrical Engineering Qualification: B. Tech (EE), M. Tech (EE), Ph. D from IIT BHU Varanasi Email: [email protected]@jecrcu.edu.in Research Area: Voltage Quality, HV Engg Publication: Research Papers - 51; Books – 04

Dr. Amit Shrivastava Designation: Associate Professor Department: Electrical Engineering Qualification: B.E. (Electrical Engineering), M.E. (I.S.D.), Ph.D. Email: [email protected] Research Area: Condition monitoring of induction motor, Energy Auditing and Conservation

Mr. Bachchu Singh Jha

Designation: Associate Professor Department: Electrical Engineering Qualification: B.E. (Electrical Engineering), M.E. (Power System) Email:[email protected] Research Area: State Estimation

Mr. Shashi Kant Vij Designation: Assistant Professor - I Department: Electrical Engineering Qualification: M.Tech (Power Systems), B.E (Electrical Engineering) Email: [email protected] Research Area: Power Systems

47 Ms. Divya Mathur Designation: Assistant Professor-I Department: Department of Electrical Engineering Qualification:M.Tech (Power System) in 2011, B.Tech (Electrical) in 2005 Email: [email protected] Research Area: Publication: One paper accepted in International Journal of engineering, Science and Innovative Technology (IJESIT), Volume 3, Issue 2. One paper published in â€˜Recent Trends in Power Systemâ€™ IEEE-MTS Chapter held in May 2011

Focus Academy for Career Enhancement Dr. Sandeep Gupta and Mr. Shashikant Vij, Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering participated in three days’ faculty development programme organised by JECRC Foundation and trained by Focus Academy for Career Enhancement. The objective of the training was to prepare FIGs who will then train the students for placement and internship. Briefing about Student Clubs SDO In-charge visited class room of first year EE students and informed about different clubs of JECRC Uni- versity and how the new students can join these clubs. He also informed about the ways to create new clubs, if any student group wants to start. After that discussion went on Foreign Exchange Program. SDO In-charge gave all the relevant details. IRNSS Workshop Concerned, Electronics Engineering faculty members presented brief detail about ISRO and then gave demon- stration of navigation system of satellites of ISRO. The workshop was interesting and valuable for students to get the knowledge about ISRO and satellite navigation system. Guest Lecture by Industry Expert Department of Electrical Engineering organised a Guest Lecture for its B. Tech first year students. Er. Manav Kochhar, Associate Manager at Accenture India Ltd Gurugram interacted with the students and gave basic idea about electrical appliances and its applications. He also had discussion on work culture of the industries.

48 Solar Plant Visit To create awareness about use of pollution free Solar Energy, visit of EE first year students to solar power plant installed on rooftop of boys hostel was arranged on 02.08.2017. Mr. Shashikant Vij and Mr. Akash Talwariya explained the working and generation of electric power from sun rays to students and its utilisation. General Quiz A general quiz was organised for first year Section-K students. Mr. Akash Talwariya, Assistant Professor, De- partment of Electrical Engineering prepared the questionnaire in PPT. An interactive session gave ideas about the general knowledge of the students and their approach towards the society. IAESTE- Technical Visit Transmission and distribution lines are the important components of Electrical Power System. A visit for IAESTE- Students was arranged outside the campus and shown the T & D lines. Mr. Shashikant Vij explained the working of the connected equipment’s of transmission lines and also distribution lines.

Transmission & Distribution Lines Visit A visit to High Tension Transmission and distribution lines was arranged for first year EE students. Mr. Akash Talwariya and Mr. Shashikant Vij explained the working of the connected equipments of transmission and distribution lines.

49 Transformer Visit

Transformer is an important component of Electrical Engineering. A visit was organised outside the campus to explain working of its different parts for B. Tech First Year Electrical Engineering students. Mr. Shashikant Vij explained details of how transformer works. Just-A-Minute Just-A-Minute was an event initiated by department of Electrical Engineering to provide the platform to the students to share their thoughts. Dr. Sandeep Gupta organised the activity for sec-k, Ist year, Electrical Engi- neering students. Ms. Neha Singh was selected as winner of the activity. RENDEZVOUS-IIT, Delhi-2017 Mr. Shashikant Vij, Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering accompanied students of the JECRC University and participated in four days cultural fest “Rendezvous” organised at IIT Delhi. ITSR Foundation Award-2017 November 25, 2017 Institute of Technical and Scientific Research organised an award to encourage the academician all over the world. Mr. Akash Talwariya, Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering awarded as “Best Fac- ulty- Electrical Engineering”. He was selected by a penal of experts among 152 applicants.

SAKSHAM- Teaching with Technology Training December5-6, 2017

JECRC University organised a workshop of Microsoft “SAKSHAM- TEACHING WITH TECHNOLOGY TRAINING”. Mr. Indubhushan Kumar and Mr. Akash Talwariya, Assistant Professors, Department of Electri- cal Engineering participated and got certificates of participation. The workshop was focused on how to teach with involvement of technology in professional courses.

Automation Workshop December8, 2017

A workshop on automation was conducted by Society of Hydraulics and Automation, Jaipur which was organised by Department of Electrical Engineering. Faculties and students of batch 2014 and 2015 Electrical Engineering participated and got the knowledge of hydraulics and automations.

50 TECHFEST-IIT, Mumbai

December 29-31, 2017

21st edition of Techfest was organised by IIT, Mumbai. Mr. Sourav Sharma, 2nd Year, Electrical Engineering student participated with his team in Oprahat and Boeing event.

JECRC HACKATHON 1.0 January 10-11, 2018

JECRC University organised HACKATHON 1.0. Mr. Shashikant Vij participated as technical advisor for Elec- trical Engineering students and helped them in preparation of the ideas to be converted into problem state- ment. He was also involved actively in the inauguration team.

51 THAR’18 March 9-11, 2018

Rajasthan Technical University, Kota organised THAR’18. Mr. Sourav Sharma, Student B. Tech Electrical En- gineering (2016-20 batch), JECRC University participated in Air Brone. ICRTDEEE-2018 April 06-08, 2018

Jaipur Engineering College and Research Centre organised 2nd International Conference on “Recent Tech- nological Developments in Electronics and Electrical Engineering”. Faculties from Engineering Department presented papers on different subjects in the Conference.

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING Course offered:

Programme Name Number of applications Number of Boys Girls Admissions B Tech Electronics & Communi- 140 36 25 11 cation

Faculty & Staff: Positions Sanctioned Working On Leave Professors 04 04 ----- Associate Prof. 05 05 ---- Assistant Prof.-I 04 04 --- Assistant Prof.-II 14 14 ---

Dr. Dinesh Sethi Designation: Associate Professor & HOD Qualification:Ph. D (ECE), M.Tech (DC), B.E (ECE) Email :[email protected] , [email protected] Research Area: Microstrip UWB Antennas

Publication: International Journals: 7, Conferences: 10, Books: 6

Prof. (Dr.) K.M. Singh Designation: Professor and COE Qualification: Ph.D. in Nanotechnology from Jadavpur University, Kolkata 2011. B. Tech. in Electronics Engg. from HBTI, Kanpur in 1999. 52 Email :[email protected] Research Area :Nanotechnology, image and video processing, signal processing, solar cell and embedded system Publication :Conferences: 16, Published Journals: 10

Mr. Laxmi Chand Designation: Associate Professor Qualification: M.Tech. (Signal Processing) Email :[email protected] Research Area :Digital Signal Processing Publication: 10 Papers published in National and International Conferences/ Journals.

(Retd.) Major General Tapan Kumar Das Designation: Associate Professor Qualification: B.Tech (Telecommunication & IT), ME (Communication Engineering), PG Diploma in International Business. Email :[email protected]

Research Area: Mobile Adhoc communications, SDR, Electronic warfare.

Dr. Manoj Gupta Designation: Associate Professor QualificationPh. D, M. Tech, B. Tech Email :[email protected], [email protected] Research Area:Biomedical Signal & Image Processing, Cognitive & Computational Neurosciences, Artificial Intelligence, Bionanotechnology

Publication :Research papers-20

Ms. Parul Pathak Designation: Assistant Professor-I Qualification:M. Tech (Microwave Engineering), B.E. (Electronics Engineering).

Email : [email protected] Research Area : Microstrip Patch Antenna Publication : 06

53 Ms.Kanchan Sengar

Designation: Assistant Professor-I Qualification:B.E.(Electronics and Communications Engineering), M. Tech.(VLSI) Email :[email protected] Research Area:Synthesis of Digital Circuits, Digital Filters, Image Processing.

Ms Himani Bali Designation: Assistant Professor II Qualification B. Tech (Hons)(EE) Integrated M. Tech (Communication) Email:[email protected]

Research Area : Mobile Adhoc Networks, PSOC

Mr. Gaurav Bansal Designation: Assistant Professor-II Qualification: M.Tech (Digital communication), MBA (International business), B.Tech (Electronics & communication).

Email :[email protected]

Research Area: Digital communication

Ms. Abhilasha Designation: Assistant Professor-II Qualification:M.Tech (VLSI Design), B.Tech (Electronics and Communication).

Email :[email protected] Research Area:Low Power VLSI, Sub-threshold region, Digital VLSI. Publication : International Journals”5 International Conferences”2 Published book” 1 (by LAP, Germany)

54 Mr. Rahul Jain Designation: Assistant Professor II Qualification:B.Tech(ECE), M.Tech (ECE), Ph.D (Pursuing)

Email :[email protected] Research Area: Nano materials,

Embedded Systems, Wireless communication.

Mr.Pratik M Designation: Assistant Professor II Qualification:M.Tech (VLSI Design and Testing), B.E (ECE). Email : [email protected]

Research Area : Low power VLSI, Standard Cell Library Design

Work Shop on IRNSS A Training Program for 600+ B. Tech First Year Students organised by given by JU ECE department on 19 July to 5 August 2017.

The Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System (IRNSS) with an operational name of NAVIC(“- sailor”or”navigator”in Sanskrit, Hindi and many other Indian languages, which also stands for navigation with Indian Constellation) is an autonomous regional satellite navigation system, that provides accu- rate real-time positioning and timing services. It covers India and a region extending 1,500 km (930mi) around it, with plans for further extension. The system at-present consist of a constellation of 7 satellites, with two additional satellites on ground as stand-by.

The module includes:

Ø Introduction to satellite navigation lab.

Ø How navigation systemworks?

Ø Introduction to IRNSS receiver & its working.

Ø Why IRNSS is important for India.

Ø Future prospects & its contribution to India’s security.

55 Work Shop on MATLAB for first year ECE students 5 August 2017 1. MATLAB (matrix laboratory) is a multi-paradigm numerical computing environment and propri- etary programming language developed byMathWorks

2. MATLAB allows matrix manipulations, plotting of functions and data,implementation

of algorithms, creation of user interfaces, and interfacing with programs written in other languages, including C, C++, C#, Java, Fortran and Python.

3. The MATLAB application is built around the MATLAB scripting language. Common usage of the MATLAB application involves using the Command Window as an interactive mathematical shell or executing text files containing MATLABcode.

4. Cleve Moler,the chairman of the computer science department at the University of New Mexico, started developing MATLAB in the late1970s.

5. Variables are defined using the assignment operator, =. MATLAB is a weekly typed programming language because types are implicitly converted.

Work Shop on Solar Systems and Embedded Systems for first year ECE students 18 August 2017 The Solar System is thegravitationally bound system of the planet sand the Sun plus other objects that orbit it, either directly or indirectly. Of the objects that orbit the Sun directly, the largest eight are the planets, with the remainder being smaller objects, such as dwarf planets and small SolarSystem bodies. Of the objects that orbit the Sun indirectly, the moons, two are larger than the smallest planet, Mercury. Embedded systems are combination of hardware and software, In today’s world the knowledge of embedded systems is essential because we use many things in our daily life which are nothing but a part of embedded systems. Keeping this in mind students of electronics and communication engineering department are introduced to these two vital domains.

Work Shop on Advanced MATLAB for ECE students 15 September 2017 One day Workshop was organised on Advanced MATLAB on dated 15.09.2016 by Design tech Technologies, Delhi for B. Tech (ECE) and M.Tech students of ECE Department. Topics covered are as

• MATLAB and Simulink in Engineering Education

• Image Processing and Computer Vision

• Circuit Analysis withMATLAB

• Hardware Interfacing and Internet ofThings 56 • Signal Processing withMATLAB.

DOORDARSHAN INDSTRIAL VISIT 02 Feb, 2018 Students visited Doordarshan for Industrial visit and PRASNOTRY EVENT on 2 Feb 2018. Students of Elec- tronics learned the basic concepts of transmission of signals in AM and FM with the experts of Doordarshan.

Students visit science exhibition at MNITon 26th Feb 2018 Students of II Sem and IV Sem visited MNIT for Science Exhibition. DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING Course offered:

Programme Name Number of applications Number of Admissions Boys Girls B Tech Civil Engineering 184 54 49 5

Lateral Entry in B Tech Civil Number of applications Number of Admissions Boys Girls Engineering 14 11 9 2

Faculty & Staff: Positions Sanctioned Working On Leave Professors ------57 Associate Prof. ------Assistant Prof.-I 01 01 --- Assistant Prof.-II 16 16 ---

Mr. Anil Kumar Gupta Designation: Assistant Professor-II Department: Civil Engineering Qualification: M.Tech (Structural Engineering), B.Tech (Civil Engineering) Email: [email protected] Research Area: Damage quantification using global dynamic techniques, RCC. Papers Published: 0

Mr. Yuvraj Singh Designation: Assistant Professor-II Department: Civil Engineering Qualification: M.Tech from MNIT, Ph.D (Pursuing) Email: [email protected] Research Area: Water Assessment & Management (Rajasthan Government Project, JDA, Jalmahal, Jaipur) Publication: Papers Published: 02

Mr. Sabhilesh Singh Designation: Assistant Professor-II Department: Civil Engineering Qualification: M.Tech (Structural Engineering), B.Tech (Civil Engineering) Email: [email protected] Research Area: Concrete Technology, Partially Replacement of Marble Dust with Concrete Pavements and Mortar

Mr. Anirudh Sharma Designation: Assistant Professor-II Department: Civil Engineering Qualification: M.Tech (Structural Engineering), B.Tech (Civil Engineering) 58 Email: [email protected] Research Area: Strength of Concrete in Compression, Flexible and Tension

Mr. Sonu Rajak Designation: Assistant Professor-II Department: Civil Engineering Qualification: M.Tech (Structural Engineering) from IIT Roorkee, B.Tech (Civil Engineering) from UCE, RTU, Kota Email: [email protected] Research Area: Optimization of Steel Truss bridge using Genetic Algorithm, Utilization of Kota Stone and MarbleCutting Waste in Making Cement Concrete

Mr. Awadhesh Sharma Designation: Assistant Professor-II Department: Civil Engineering Qualification: M.Tech (Structural Engineering), B.Tech (Civil Engineering) Email: [email protected] Research Area: Concrete Technology, Blast load effects on building structures.

ACTIVITIES REPORT

1) Four foreign trainees carried out their research work for a period of 1.5 months from 10th July 2017 to 18thAugust 2017 in the department under the supervision of Mr. Suresh Kr. Choudhary and Mr. Amol Singh.

2) Mr. RamvilashMeena, Mr. Sabhilesh Singh and Mr. Suresh Kr. Choudhary have participated in a three Days Faculty Development Program (FDP) organised by Focus Academy for Career Enhance- ment & JECRC Foundation during 11th to 13th July, 2017.

3) Mr. Rakesh Kumar Verma and Mr. Ramvilash Meena participated in an International conference on “Advancements and Innovations in Civil Engineering” organised at Kautilya Institute of Tech- nology & Engineering, Jaipur on 30th March 2018.

4) A seminar was organised on 22nd March 2018 by the Department of Civil Engineering with collaboration with J K Cement Ltd. (Jaipur) on the topic “Recent Advancements in Cement Manufac- turing & Concrete Technology”. The event witnessed the participation of th4 and 6th semester students and 8 faculties. 59 5) Mr. Siddarth Sharma published a research paper titled “A Study on Behaviour of Concrete by Partial Replacement of Cement with Waste Marble Powder and Flyash” in International Research Jour- nal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET Volume 5 Issue 4 April 2018).

6) Mr. Ramvilash Meena and Mr. Siddarth Sharma presented their research papers in the Nation- al Conference on Innovative Trends in Civil Engineering, held during April 13-14, 2018 at Poornima University, Jaipur.

7) Campus Recruitment Training Classes were conducted for B Tech VII semester students from 17 July to 14 August 2018 in which 17 students from Civil Engineering department were enrolled.

8) 10 students from the Department have been placed in companies such as Gensus Edu Trainers, Appeal Group, Capital trust, Pinnacle Infotech Solutions, Zooper etc. FACULTY OF SCIENCE Dean School of Science

Department of Agriculture

Department of Biotechnology

Department of Botany

Department of Chemistry

Department of Design

Department of Mathematics & Statistics

Department of Microbiology

Department of Physics

Department of Zoology

Dean School of Science Prof. (Dr.) R. N. Prasad

Designation: Dean & Senior Advisor

Department: School of Sciences

Qualification: M.Sc. (Chemistry), Ph.D, FICS, Post doc :

Oxford (UK) and Notre Dame (USA),

President Indian Chemical Society, India

Email: [email protected], [email protected]

Research Area: Co-ordination Chemistry, Bio-inorganic Chemistry,

Macrocyclic Chemistry, Computational Chemistry 28 Ph. D’s awarded under his supervision

Publication: Nationals and International Journals 125, 60 Presentations in Conferences: More than 100 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Course offered:

Programme Name Number of appli- Number of Admissions Boys Girls cations B.Sc.- Agriculture 262 159 131 28

Faculty & Staff: Positions Sanctioned Working On Leave Professors 03 03 ----- Associate Prof. ------Assistant Prof.-I 04 04 --- Assistant Prof.- II ------

Dr. Rajendra Kumar Bansal

Designation: Professor & HOD

Department: Agriculture

Qualification: M.Sc.(Agricultural), Ph. D (University of Udaipur, MPUAT Udaipur)

Email: [email protected]

Research Area: Plant Diseases and their Management

Publication: Research Papers – 16; Research Articles -39 Booklets-03

Dr. S.S. Yadav

Designation: Professor

Department: Agriculture

Qualification: B.Sc.(Agricultural Engineering),

M. E Ag (FM&PE.), Ph.D (IIT, Kharagpur).

Email: [email protected]

Research Area: Farm Machinery and Power,

Pressurized irrigation and Post Harvest Technology

Publication: Research Papers - 20

61 Dr G P Meena

Designation: AssistantProfessor-I

Department: Agriculture

Qualification: B.Sc. (Ag.), M.Sc. (Ag. Ext.) Ph.D (NDRI Karnal), PG- DHRM, MBA (HR), NET-2001, 2003.

Email: [email protected]

Research Area: Agriculture Extension, Training to VEWs, Impact of IT on Milk Producers.

Publication: Research Papers - 20

Dr Varsha Kumari Designation:Assistant Professor Department: Agriculture Qualification: B.Sc. (Hons.) Ag., M.Sc. (Ag.), Ph.D. (UAS, Dhar- wad) Email:[email protected] Research Area: Plant Breeding and Genetics(Molecular) Publication: Research Papers -13

Dr. Deepika Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor-I

Department: Agriculture

Qualification: B.Sc. (Biotechnology), M.Sc. (Biochemistry),

Ph. D (University of Rajasthan).

Email:[email protected]

Research Area: Biochemistry, Food Analysis and Product Development.

Publication: Research Papers: 02

Dr Sunder Pal

Designation: Assistant Professor-I

Department: Agriculture

Qualification:B.Sc. (Hons.) Ag., M.Sc. (Ag.) Horticulture

Ph.D. (GBPUA&T, Pantnagar. NET-2012 and 2013.

62 Email: [email protected]

Research Area: Horticulture, Vegetable Science,

Floriculture & Landscaping, Mutation Breeding

Publication: Research Papers – 06 Extension activity A field day was organised by Prof (Dr) R.K.Bansal, HOD (Agriculture) in Karangarh village near Bassi, Jaipur on February 23, 2017. About 80 farmers of Karangarh and nearby villages of Karangarh participated in the programme. Three faculty and 70 students of department of agriculture also participated in the programme. Farmers were enlightened with following subject aspects: 1. Prof (Dr) R.K. Bansalimparted the information about different pests and diseases of the crops and remedy for control. He also appraised the students and farmers about general problems faced during cultivation in the purview of regional practices. 2. Role of farm mechanization in agricultural production and application of drip and sprinkler irrigation in crop production by Dr. S.S. Yadav, Professor, Agricultural Engineering 3. Use of improved and high yielding verities of different crops grown by farmer of that area and method of seed production by Dr. Varsa Kumari, Assistant Professor, Plant Breeding and Genetics. 4. Different extension activities to be done by the farmers at cooperative basis to improve the status of farmer and knowledge about the different agricultural progamme running by Department of Agri- culture Government of Rajasthan by Dr. GP. Meena, Assistant Professor, agricultural extension education. All the farmers as well as students were benefitted by the one-day field progamme.

Tree Plantation (Under 100 days programme)-Report The tree plantation programme was organised on 12.8.2017. A. Thefollowing fruit plants were planted around the boundary of the “Instructional Farm”: 1. Citrus = 10 2. Pomegranate = 10 3. Bael Patra = 10 4. Jamun = 05 5. Karonda = 10 63 6. Mulberry = 10 Total = 55 B. The following Ornamental plants were planted in the earthen pots: 1. Rose = 15 2. Mogra = 05 3. Champa = 05 4. Chameli = 05 Total = 30 All the faculty and students of the department participated in the programme. Most of the plants were planted by the students under the guidance of the faculty expertise. Stakeholders Consultation Meeting on Science, Technology & Innovation in Agriculture on September 01, 2017, MNIT, Jaipur, Rajasthan The students of Ist Year prepared a live working model and displayed the improved technologies of the sustainable agriculture viz. rain water harvesting, sprinkler irrigation, drip irrigation, cleaning of sewage water and its use in the protected cultivation in the green house.

Visit to International Horticulture Innovation Training Centre (IHITC) A Visit to International Horticulture Innovation Training Centre (IHITC) and Rajasthan Agricultural Re- search Station (RARI), Durgapura, Jaipur, was made by the students of BSc (Hons) Agriculture students on 8.9.2017 to acquaint them with the different research activities in the field of Agronomy and Horticulture. Farm In-charge, RARI, Durgapura demonstrated the field trials related to research being conducted by the scientist of the institute. Dr. Sumeria, Professor, Agronomy narrated all about “Integrated Farming System” where a model has developed for better livelihood of the farmers. Here, all types of farming viz., Dairy farming, Horticulture, Poultry,Vermicomposting, Azola multiplication, Cultivation of different kharif crops etc. have demonstrated at one place. Later on students visited IHITC, where, one of the organic farming specialist M. Tank explained all about organic farming in a very impressive manner and also solved the different quar- ries made by the students.

64 Work shop on the Soil Health Card: November, 2018)

Educational Tour of 2ndYear Students Dated: 31st January 2018 A group of 63 students of 4th semester students from Department of Agriculture, JECRC, Jaipur visited agriculture metrology observatory at RARI, Durgapura with three faculty members named as Dr. Preeti Nair, Dr. R. Mukteshawar and Dr. K. K. Nagar. At RARI, Dr. Rani Saxena, Assistant Professor, Department of Agron- omy demonstrated all the observatory instruments along with working principle, how to operate these instruments and their application and importance in agriculture. Dr. Rani Saxena also delivered a lecture on how to choose the prefect site to establish an agriculture metrological observatory and about installation of different observatory instruments. Dr. Rani Saxena also gave valuable knowledge to our students about climate change, global warning and some other important topics which are related to climate. Participation in the National Science Day (MNIT, Jaipur. Feb.25-27, 2018)

65 Botany Department 2016-17 Faculty & Staff:

Positions Sanctioned Working On Leave Professor 01 01 - Associate Professor 01 01 -

Ph. D Awarded/ On going

Scholar’s Name Topic Supervisor Status Ishan Ullah Khan Determination of medicinal properties Dr Widhi Dubey Ongoing and pesticides residue analysis in Corian- der and Mustard honey. Nidhi Sharma A comparative study on bio-chemical Dr Widhi Dubey Ongoing and anti-microbial activities of peel and pulp of Aegle marmelos fruit from Jaipur region”.

Mr. Chandra “Neonatal Screening Programme for Con- Dr Widhi Dubey Ongoing Prakash genital Hypothyroidism

Ajay pal Role Of Vesicular Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Dr Sonali Pandey Eligibility criteria Biodiversity In fulfilled Restoration Of Soil Fertility Of Arid Land In Jaipur Region Chanchal Yadav “Comparative Efficacy of Vesicular -Ar Dr Sonali Pandey Ongoing buscular Mycorrhizal (Vam) And P-Sol- ubilisingBacteria (PSB) In Some Plants of Jaipur”.

Parul Sharma A Study On Potential Of Lasiurus Scindi- Dr Sonali Pandey Eligibility Criteria cus In Biotreatment Of Industrial Efflu- Fulfilled ents In Jaipur Manoj Kumar Metabolic Syndrome Relationship to Non Dr Sonali Pandey Ongoing Sharma Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus And Cardio Vascular Disease Ritu Singh Rajpoot Phytoplanktons as Bioindicators For Dr Sonali Pandey Ongoing Assessment Of Water Effluents Of Aman- ishah Nala,

Jaipur

66 Prof. (Dr.) Widhi Dubey Designation: Director Department: School of Sciences Qualification: M.Sc. (Bot.), Ph.D, F.B.S., F.S.A.B. Email: [email protected] Research Area Plant pathology, Plant nematology & integrated pest management, Pollen allergy, Antimicrobial and antioxidant activity of plants. Publication: Journals 17, Books 06, Presentations in Conferences: 12

Dr.Sonali Pandey Designation: Associate Professor Department: Botany Qualification: M.Sc, Ph.D(F.B.S) Email: sonali.pandeyjecrcu.edu.in Research Area Plant pathology; Plant nematology; agricultural biotechnology especially in the field of biofertilizers; environmental biotechnology. Publication: Journals 15, Books 05, Presentations in Conferences 11

Biotechnology Department 2017-18 Courses offered

Programme Name Number of applications Number of Admis- Boys Girls sions B.Sc.- Biotechnology 58 20 10 10 M.Sc.- Biotechnology 11 1 1 0

Faculty & Staff:

Positions Sanctioned Working On Leave Professors ------Associate Prof. 01 01 ---- Assistant Prof.-I 02 02 --- Assistant Prof.-II ------

67 Dr. Hardik Pathak

Designation: Assistant Professor-I & HOD

Department: Department of Biotechnology

Qualification: PhD, M.Sc. Biotechnology

Research Area:Environmental Biotechnology,

Microbial Technology

Publication:Journals Publications 11, Books 06,

Presentations in conferences 06

Dr. Ruchi Seth

Designation: Assistant Professor-I

Department: Department of Biotechnology

Qualification: PhD, M.Sc. Biotechnology

Email:[email protected]

Research Area: Secondary metabolites, Plant Tissue Culture

Publication:Journals Publication 04, Presentations in conference 06

Dr. Ekta Menghani

Designation: Associate Professor

Department: Department of Biotechnology

Qualification: M.Sc. Ph.D. (Life Science)

Email:[email protected] , [email protected]

Research Area: Indian Medicinal plants as potential source of Novel Metabolomics and Therapeutic Targets,

Bioactivity guided fractionation of different extracts

Publication: Journal Publications 61, Books 11,

Presentation in Conferences 15

Events 1. Organised a National Conference on Recent Trends and Advances in Environmental Science,

Awareness and Health 2017

2. Co-curricular/Extra-curricular event organised by the Deptt. /Centre/Faculty 68 Department of Chemistry Course offered:

Programme Name Number of applications Number of Admis- Boys Girls sions B.Sc.- Chemistry 26 7 7 0 M.Sc.- Chemistry 17 10 6 4

Faculty

Positions Sanctioned Working On Leave Professors 06 06 ----- Associate Prof. 01 01 ---- Assistant Prof.-I 06 06 --- Assistant Prof.-II 02 02 ---

FACULTY PROFILE

Prof. (Dr.) Priyanka Dhingra Designation: Professor& HOD Qualification: M.Sc., Ph.D, NET(UGC) Diploma in German language Email:[email protected],[email protected] Research Area: Synthesis and biological activity of metal complexes of therapeutic compounds, Green methods for waste water treatment. Degradation of dyes. Research Publications - 20, Books Published – 02, Papers Published in Conferences: 14 Member: Scientific Planet Society, Member of Editorial Board: Octa journal of Environmental research

Prof. (Dr.) S. K. Sharma Designation : Professor Qualifications: B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D. Email :[email protected] Research Area: Green Chemistry, Heavy Metals Removal by Biosorption, Biopolymers and 69 Green Corrosion Inhibition Publication: Research Publications - 60, Books Published – 16

Prof.Sapna Sharma Designation: Professor Qualification: M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D. (Chemical Sciences) Email : [email protected] Research Area: Adsorption chemistry and its kinetics and plants as potential source for removal of various ions from the agricultural/industrial wastes Publication Journal Publication- 12, Books- 06, Presentation in Conferences- 19, Projects (Major, Minor and Student Projects)- 01

Prof. (Dr.) Sonu Pareek Designation Professor Qualification M.Sc., Ph.D.,NET, P.G. Diploma in Environmental Sciences [email protected] Research Area: Synthesis and Biological Assay of Organophosphorus Compounds Water Quality Analysis and Bioremediation Publication Research Publications: 10, Books Published: 05, Papers presented in Conferences:30

Dr. Swapna Santra Designation: Associate Professo Qualification: B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D. Email:[email protected] Research Area: Organic Synthesis

70 Publication: Journals Publication: 05

Dr. Nidhi Bansal Designation: Assistant Professor-I Qualification M.Sc., Ph.D Email :[email protected] Research Area: Inorganic Synthesis Publication: Journal Publications- 08, Presentation in Conferences-09

Dr. Saurabh Dave Designation: Assistant Professor-I Qualification M.Sc., Ph. D Email:[email protected] Research Area: Inorganic Synthesis Publication Journal Publication: 17

Dr. Manmohan Singh Designation: Assistant Professor-I Qualification: Ph.D., CSIR - JRF (NET), GATE, M.Sc. [email protected] Research Area: Asymmetric Catalysis, Asymmetric Total Synthesis of Bio-Molecules & Natural Products, Nanotechnology, Green Chemistry, Synthetic Organic Chemistry, Removal of Hazardous Elements. Publication: No. of Publications : 06, Conferences/Workshop : 07 International and 08 National, Chapters/ Book : 06 Chapters have been written for the e-PG Pathshala Project by UGC under the NMEICT Mission of MHRD, Govt. of India

71 Dr. Aruna Sharma Designation: Assistant Professor-I Qualification: Ph.D., CSIR-(NET), M.Sc. [email protected] Research Area: Design, Synthesis and evaluation of biological activities of Triazolobenzodiazepines Based Five-, Six-, and Seven-Membered Heterocycles” Publication:Conferences/ Workshop : International: 04 and National: 09, No. of Publications: 04

Ms. Monika Kumari Designation: Assistant Professor-II Qualifications: CSIR-JRF (NET), GATE, M.Sc. Email:[email protected] Research Area: Prevention Chemistry, Synthetic Organic Chemistry, Green Chemistry, Removal ofHazardous Elements, Recycling of Waste Materials.

Co-curricular/Extra-curricular event organised by the Deptt. /Centre/Faculty: • Student Activity

Quality Status of Potable Water of Tehsil-Sanganer, District-Jaipur, Rajasthan by Students of M.Sc.-I Sem. in academic year 2017-18

• Industrial Visits

1.Thera Chem Industrial Visit 2017 by B.Sc. Students on 02.FEB.2018

2. Geological survey of India, Western Region Jaipur, 27th April, 2018

3. Workshop on Software Chem-Draw onMay 05, 2018, Venue: Seminar Hall, School of Engineering 4. Mentoring & guidance for NET/SLET and Competitive Examinations After teaching hours students are guided by faculty for NET/GATE preparations

72 • Internship Program/Summer training Six students of M.Sc. –II Sem went for Summer Internship. Suhawni Rathore and Nishant Sharma of M.Sc. II Sem completed their 45 days summer internship cum training in Thera chem. Research Lab. Vishal Singh, Kirti Choudhary and Sushma Rajawat completed their 45 days summer internship cum training in Amol Pharmaceuticals and received certificate of appreciation from these industries. • Student Achievements

Aswathy Pillai D., student of B.Sc. VI semesterChemistry Hons., JECRC University has secured 515 All India Rank in JAM 2018 for Chemistry (Joint Admission test for M. Sc), held on 11 March 2018 all over India. This year total 13000 students appeared for Chemistry JAM.

JAM is a national level examination organised by the IITs and IISc. Through this exam, students can get admission in M.Sc (Four Semesters), Joint M.Sc.-Ph.D., M.Sc.-M.Tech., M.Sc.-Ph.D. Dual Degree & other courses in top reputed colleges & institutions like IITs, NITs & IISc Bangalore.

Aswathy Pillai has been a bright and regular student of Department of Chemistry and her achievement will sure- ly set an example of hard work and dedication for other aspirants of JU.

2.Megha Goyal and Harsha Jha, students of M.Sc. IV Sem Chemistry, JECRC University were awarded Best Poster presentation award in National seminar on “Recent Trends and Advances in Chemical Science & their Impact on Environment”(RTACIE 2018), held at Amity University, Jaipur on 13 April 2018.

Megha Goyal was awarded First and Harsha Jha was awarded Second best in poster presentation among 25 participants from all over India. Students of M.Sc. IV Sem and M.Sc. II Sem. participated in National Seminar.

Megha Goyal (M.Sc. Chemistry IV Sem.) Harsha Jha (M.Sc. Chemistry IV Sem.)

73 B.Sc. &M.Sc Chemistry students

Workshop on Software Chem-Draw Date: May 05, 2018

Department of Chemistry organised a workshop on uses and applications of Chem-Draw workshop for post graduate and Ph.D. students.

Two sessions were conducted-

1. First session was an interactive talk by guest speaker, Dr. Sumit Sonkar, Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry, MNIT, Jaipur. Topic of the talk was “The shiny perspective of pollutant black carbon (PC) soot”in which speaker explained the removal of various pollutants by using nano size carbon particles and its application in various fields of food industry, drug industry and day to day life.

2. Second session was about use and applications of Chem-Draw software in chemistry. Different assignments were given to the students and they tried to complete them.

Faculties and students both participated enthusiastically. The huge number of questions from students was indeed impressive and subtly conveyed that the young minds are open for discussion.

All in all, the event went off very well and was well appreciated by one and all. The success of the event invites more thought provoking sessions in upcoming times.

74 Extension activities: Water Quality Service Water is the most basic necessity of life. We require plenty of water every day for various needs. Purity and quality of water keeps major concern, but many rural areas are struggling hard for good quality of water. Stu- dents of JECRC University under the guidance of Prof. Priyanka Dhingra, Head Department of Chemistry took initiative to analyse water of near side rural areas and to make people aware about the quality of water of their areas. They visited Siroli,Vatika,Vidhani village for survey nearby JECRC University, Jaipur, collected water samples being used for drinking by the native people of those areas for testing of some important parameters which could detect the quality of water. Some standards are being set up by World Health Organisation (WHO) & The International Organisation for Standardization (ISO) describing about the quality of water eligible for several purpose. The WHO has published guidelines for drinking water quality in 2011 & ISO published regulation of water quality in the section of ICS 13.060, ranging from water sampling, drinking water, industrial class water, sewage, & examination of water for Chemical, Physical or Biological properties ICS 19.140.60 covers the standards of water supply system. The analysis of collected samples on the basis of presence of Cl, F, Dissolved Oxygen, TDSdetermination, Hardness of water & presence of Co2 was done. Finally, an awareness drive to the places visited through during survey for the betterment of people & made some usefulworthy suggestions that are to use more & more boiled water and if possible use RO purified water for drinking purpose & requested to follow them so that adverse effect of bad quality of water can be minimised. Students made them aware about the life threatening diseases which can be brought by contaminated water. The prime motive of this survey was to spread more & more awareness among people & make them health conscious & to educate them to live salubrious life.

S.No Date Activity Collaboration Resource Person Institute 1 19 September,2014 Fluoride Detection in water in rural JECRC University Dr. Nidhi Bansal areas of Jaipur viz Shankar Nagar Badan pura 2. 22 October,2015 Heavy Metal detection in waste water JECRC University Prof. Priyanka Dhingra emerging in Industrial area of Jaipur 3 23 May,2016 Water Quality analysis in Industrial JECRC University Prof. Priyanka Dhingra Area Jaipur 4 13 September,2017 Water quality Analysis in Siroli village JECRC University Prof. Priyanka Dhingra 5 17-18 Novem- Presentation of analysis work in Na- JECRC University Prof. Priyanka Dhingra ber,2017 tional conference on Environmental Awareness Prof. Sapna Sharma 6 29 November,2017 Visit of students in Vidhani village to JECRC University Prof. Priyanka Dhingra study quality of water

75 Academic visit to Geological survey of India, Western Region Jaipur 27thapril, 2018 Geological survey of India western region provided a golden opportunity to the students of JECRC Universi- ty of chemistry-, M.Sc previous, final year and B.Sc final year to visit various laboratories on th27 april, 2018. The main objective of visit was to extend the knowledge of student about the working & operation of AAS (atomic absorption spectroscopy),Flame Photometer, XRF (X-ray florescence) and ICP-MS (inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry). First the principle and working of AAS, was explained by Ms. Sohona Gangopadhyay which is an analytical method based on absorption of UV or visible light by gaseous atoms. The sample becomes atomised by in- jecting a solution into a flame or by heating a dried sample in an energized graphite tube. These atoms of the sample molecule in the flame absorb the wavelength of monochromatic light. The absorption is proportional to the concentration & path of light travelled as it is based on Beer-lambert law. This technique has a wide application for determining the transition metal elements (iron, copper, gold, manganese etc.) in soil, blood, rock samples. Then the working ofFlame photometer was explained by the senior chemist Mr. Pankaj Tiwari. Flame photometer is an instrument used in inorganic chemical analysis to determine the concentration of metal ions – Sodium, Potassium, Lithium, and Calcium the Group 1 and 2 metals are quite sensitive to flame due to their low excitation energies. Before its use the calibration is required with series of standard solutions of the ions to be tested. Further the working of XRF was explained by Ms. Vinita which is the emission of characteristic florescent x-rays of certain wavelength from material which the inner electron excited by bombarding with high energy x-rays. This phenomenon is widely used in investigation of metals glass ceramics and building materials in geochemistry, forensics, archaeology & art objects. The working of pressed pellet making machine was also explained which is a type of mill or machine press used to create pellet of XRF samples from powdered materials. Finally, the explanation of working of ICP-MS was explained by Mr. Sandeep Singh Shekhawat. ICP-MS is a type of mass spectrometry capable of detecting metals and non-metals at concentration as low as one part in 1015 ppq (parts per quadrillion) in sources like blood, serum, urine and water. This technology couples use of an ICP with MS for elemental analysis by generation of ions. The ICP involved in generation of high temperature plasma source at 10,000 Celsius. The elements in the sample at such high temperature are ionized and further into MS. The MS then sorts ions according to their mass/charge ratio by directing them into electron multiplier tube detector. The research scholars of GSI shared their experiences, knowledge with the students. The students were taken to special section and got the chance to understand the functioning of instruments by performing exper- iments. The students showed their interest and actively participated in interactive sessions with research scholars. Overall the visit was an interactive forum for exchange of knowledge and opportunities for stimu- lating young minds.

76 Department of Mathematics Program offered by department

Programme Name Number of appli- Number of Admis- Boys Girls cations sions B.Sc.- Mathematics 52 20 13 7 M.Sc.- Mathematics 7 2 2 0

Faculty & Staff: Positions Sanctioned Working On Leave Professors 03 03 ----- Associate Prof. 06 06 ---- Assistant Prof.-I 07 07 --- Assistant Prof.-II 03 03 ---

Faculty Profile Dr. Jagdev Singh Designation:HOD&Associate Professor Department:Department of Statistics/ Mathematics Qualification:Ph.D. (Mathematics) from University of Rajasthan, M. Phil., M. Sc., B.Sc. Email:[email protected] Research Area: Mathematical Modelling, Nonlinear Dynamics, Fractional Calculus, Special Functions, Numerical Methods Publications: 25, Conference Paper Presentation: 1, Invited Talks in Conferences: 1

Dr. Ram Prakash Sharma Designation: Professor Department: Mathematics and Statistics Qualification: M. Sc, M. Phil&Ph. D Email: [email protected] Research Area: History of Mathematics, Fluid Dynamics, Data Mining and Warehouse, Discrete Mathematics, Mathematical Biology Publications: 15, Conference Paper Presentation: 1

77 Dr. Seema Tinker Designation: Associate Professor Department: Mathematics/Statistics Qualification: M.Sc., Ph.D Email: [email protected] Research Area: Relativity and cosmological and gravitational models Publications: NA, Conference Paper Presentation: 1

Dr. Preeti Jain Designation: Associate Professor Department: Department of Statistics/ Mathematics Qualification: M.Sc. &Ph.D (Fluid Dynamics) from University of Rajasthan. Email:[email protected] Research Area:Fluid Dynamics, Magneto-hydrodynamics, Radiation and Newtonian Heating, Exact and Analytical Methods, Newtonian and Non-Newtonian fluids Publications: NA, Conference Paper Presentation: NA

Dr. Monika Jain Designation:Assistant Professor-I Department:Mathematics/Statistics Qualification: M.Sc, M.Phil, Ph.D Email:[email protected] Research Area: Field of Special Functions Publications: 01, Conference Paper Presentation: 1

Dr. Bhavtosh Awasthi Designation:Assistant Professor-I Department:Mathematics and Statistics Qualification:Ph.D, M.Phil, M.Sc., B.Sc. Email:[email protected]

78 Research Area:Operations Research, Numerical Analysis Publications: NA, Conference Paper Presentation: NA

Dr. Beena Bundela Designation: Assistant Professor-I Department:Department of Statistics/ Mathematics Qualification:B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D. Email:[email protected] Research Area:Special function & Fractional Calculus Publications: NA, Conference Paper Presentation: NA

Dr. Vishwas Deep Joshi Designation:Assistant Professor-I Department:Mathematics/Statistics Qualification:M.Sc, Ph.D (Operation Research) Email:[email protected] Research Area: Fractional Transportation Problem, Network Optimization, Two Dimensional Irregular Shapes Cutting Optimization and Engineering Optimization, Multilevel Programming Problem. Publications: 03, Conference Paper Presentation: 2

Dr. Priya Gupta Designation:Assistant Professor-I Department:Mathematics and Statistics Qualification:Ph.D., M.Sc. (Mathematics) Email:[email protected] Research Area:Basic Hypergeometric Series, Mock Theta Functions, Continued Fractions. Publications: NA, Conference Paper Presentation: 1

79 Professional Outreach and Professional Society Service (including Conference Organisa- tion, Session Chairing) Organising Sectary in “International Conference on Mathematical Modelling, Applied Analysis and Compu- tation 2018” in JECRC University, Jaipur Chaired session in “International Conference on Mathematical Modelling, Applied Analysis and Computa- tion 2018” in JECRC University, Jaipur Conference/ Seminar 1. The Department of Mathematics, JECRC University has organised an International Conference on Mathematical Modelling, Applied Analysis and Computation-2018 during 6-8 July 2018. Organising committee of the conference were as follows:- Organising Committee

Convener Dr. Jagdev Singh Co-convener Dr. Monika Jain Organising Secretaries Dr. Devendra Kumar Dr. Vishwas Deep Joshi Treasurer Dr. Pradip Kumar Gaur The International Conference on Mathematical Modelling, Applied Analysis and Computation-2018 (ICMMAAC’18) is a specialised conference on mathematical modelling and its applications. The scope of ICMMAAC’18 conference covers theoretic and applied aspects of the various types of mathematical modelling (equations of various types, fuzzy mathematical models, automata, Petri nets and bond graphs, etc.) for systems of dynamic nature (deterministic, stochastic, continuous, discrete or hybrid with respect to time, etc.) and usage of numerical techniques in handling modern problems of science, engineering and finance. It aims, in particular, at fostering cooperation among practitioners and theoreticians in this field. The keynote speakers were as follows 1. Prof. Abdon Atangana, University of the Free State, South Africa 2. Prof. J. Prakash, University of Botswana, Botswana 3. Prof. S.A. Mohiuddine, King Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia 4. Prof. K.S. Nisar, Prince Sattam bin Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia 5. Prof. D. C. Sharma, Central University of Rajasthan, Ajmer, India 6. Prof. Syed Abbas, Indian Institute of Technology Mandi, India 7. Prof. Jugal K. Prajapat, Central University of Rajasthan, Ajmer, India 8. Prof. Jyotindra C. Prajapati, Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat, India 9. Prof. Ritumoni Sarma, Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, India 10. Prof. Amit Prakash, National Instituteof Technology, Kurukshetra, India 11. Prof. Ritu Agarwal, MNIT, Jaipur, India 12. Prof. V. N. Mishra, Indira Gandhi National Tribal University, Amarkantak, India

80 2. The Department of Mathematics, JECRC University has organised a special lecture on 27th December 2017. Dr. Jagdev Singh, Head of Department of Mathematics delivered welcome address. Dr. Izhar Uddin, Department of Mathematics, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi gave a talk on “An Appli- cation of a Fixed Point Iteration Procedure”. Dr. Izhar Uddin discussed some basic concepts and problems of approximating fixed points in Banach as well as CAT (0) spaces. This special lecture has provided a platform for the faculties and students to write research papers and projects. At the end, Dr. Devendra Kumar, Associate Professor in Mathematics, JECRC University proposed vote of thanks.

Microbiology Department 2017-18 Course offered:

Programme Name Number of applications Number of Admissions Boys Girls B.Sc.- Microbiology 46 22 14 8

M.Sc. –Microbiology 11 8 3 5

Faculty

Positions Sanctioned Working On Leave Professors ------Associate Prof. 02 02 Assistant ------Prof.-I 81 Assistant Prof.------II

Ph. Ds Awarded/ On going

Scholar’s Name Topic Supervisor Status Mr. Sachin Clinico-Microbial Identification and Molecular Dr. Seema Bhadau- AWARDED Kumar Characterization of Dermatophytes and MRSA ria

Vijay Choud- Study of biodiversity in a sacred grove-nai-ka- Dr. Varsha Gupta Thesis submit- hary nath ted

Mali Ram Shar- Morphological and chromosomal studies on com- Dr. Varsha Gupta Ongoing ma bined toxicity of estradiol and fluoride in chirono- mus species Ravi Kant Rahi Study of microbial potential in degradation of Dr. Varsha Gupta Ongoing textile effluents from Sanganer town of Jaipur (Supervisor) district.

Ms. Beena Study of microbial diversity and bio- deterioration Dr. Varsha Gupta Ongoing Yadav of cultural heritage of Jaipur Ms. Reshmi Determination of Prevalent Genotypes of Hepati- Prof. Widhi Dubey Ongoing tis B Virus And Their Corresponding Resistance Pattern In Jaipur Region. Isolation, Identification and Control of Nature’s Dr. Rajesh Yadav Ongoing Keratin Degrading Organisms from Various Hab- itats of Rajasthan. Ar. Aziz Mohd. Khan

Ms. Khushbu Detection of Oseltamivir Drug Resistance in Dr. Sonali Pandey Ongoing Seasonal and Pandemic Influenza A 2009 H1N1 Virus From Patients at Jaipur.

Mr. Rakesh Kr. Production of Biosurfactant From Bacillus subtilis Prof. S.K. Sharma Ongoing and Its Role In Bioremediation of Hydrocarbons.

Ms Shreya Comparative Evaluation of New Genotype Assays Prof.(Dr.) Widhi On going Khandelwal With Biochemical And Molecular Methods For Dubey Identification Of Mycobacterial Species.

CO-Guide: Dr. Bharti Melhotra

82 Collaborative Research Projects by Faculty/Centre/Deptt.

S.No. Project Title Duration Funding Agency Sanctioned Amount 1. “Biotechnology Business 2018-21 DST, Government 30 Lakhs Incubation Centre”(JU-BBI)- of Rajasthan, Jaipur Principal Investigator

Dr. Varsha Gupta

Designation: Associate Professor & Head

Department: Microbiology

Qualification: M.Sc. (Zoology), M.Sc. (Science of Living Yoga Meditation),

SLET, Ph.D. (Life Science), 21 Years of Teaching & Research Experience.

Email: [email protected]

Research Area: Environmental Microbiology, Biodeteoration,

Bioremediation, Environmental Toxicology,

Wildlife Techniques- Identification of Animals.

Publications: -20, Conference Proceedings: - 03,

Workshops: -12, Paper Presentation in National and

International Conferences: -19.

Dr. Seema Bhadauria

Designation: Associate Professor

Department: Microbiology

Qualification: M. Sc, Ph. D

Research Area: “Dermatophytes”, ‘Keratinophilic fungi’ and ‘Bioactive compounds isolated from medicinal plants. In vitro screening of various bioactive

compounds isolated from medicinal plants for their antidermatophytic activity

Publication: Journals 14, Books 10,

Presentations in Conferences 03

83 Departmental Activities Induction held on 17th July 2017 • New students introduced to School of Sciences, their departments and faculties Orientation held on 18th July 2017

• Students introduced to Various JU Student clubs, 100 days student activities in Moot court, JECRC Uni- versity. Acclimatised in JU environment.

• Interaction among students from different cultural backgrounds. “Who am I” held on 19th July 2017

• School of Sciences, JECRC University Schedule a 100 days Science activities for New Batch students. In continuation “Who am I” activity was organised on 19th July 2017, 2.30-3.30 pm at Au- ditorium, Science Block in our University campus. New students expressed their identity by using varied forms of expression. The President, Prof. D.P. Mishra extended the conversation by asking questions focused on the theme of identity and knowing regarding various fields of sciences. Prof. Widhi Dubey (Director, SOS) also aspired to develop confidence and courage in the students so that they get prepared to face the challenges of the corporate world. • “Educational Visit” held on 27th July, 2017

84 • An educational visit to Therachem Research Medilab Pvt. and Jantar Mantar was organised on 27th July 2017 for new batch students of School of Sciences. In Therachem, students were exposed to high-end standard machinery and chemical process related to medicinal chemistry research.

Visit to Jantar Mantar, Jaipur • In continuation students visited UNESCO World heritage Jantar Mantar, Jaipur to study the nine- teen architectural astronomical instruments built by Rajput King Sawai Jai Singh II in 1734CE. Prof. Alok Pandya shared the knowledge regarding stone Sundial, also explained the three main classical celestial coordinate system, the horizon-zenith local system, the equatorial system and the ecliptic system. It was a good experience for students. “Step-in Step-out” held on 4th Aug 2017 • In continuation of 100 days students activities, fifth activity “step in step out “was organised on 4th August 2017, 1.30-2.30 pm in central lawn, JECRC University for SOS students. This outdoor activity was a contagiously fun energiser which enhanced concentration, coordination and regaled the students. “Extempore- Speech” held on 14th August 2017

• Extempore- Speech was organised by School of Science, JECRC University to celebrate 71st independence day on 14th August 2017, 1.30-2.30 pm in GF-A, Science block on the eve of this great day of our country. New batch students expressed their thoughts on the theme Sankalp Parva- a pledge to free the country from the evils of poverty, terrorism, casteism, and communalism. The activity ended with National Anthem and sankalp that together we will create a new India which will be clean, healthy and will fulfill our dreams of Swaraj.

85 “IQ/Personality/Memory test” held on 21th August, 2017

• IQ/Personality and Memory test activity for B. Sc. I year students was organised on 21th August, 2017 at Moot Court, Science Blok, JECRC University to test their short-term Memory, Intelligence Quotient. Twenty-five questions were shown to them one by one. These questions were based on pictures, alphabets and colour problems like a list of words to read through once, then click back and see how many they could remember. Then moved on to the next section to learn one of the skills of retention. Students enjoyed doing various Reasoning, IQ and Mathematics based Puzzles. At last, answers were disclosed one by one. They self-assessed, gave marks to each correct answer. Students had lots of fun in this activity. Back to Back Race” activity held on 29th August, 2017

In the continuation of 100 days student activity for B. Sc. new batch students, “Back to Back Race” Trust and Team Building activity was organised in Auditorium, Administrative block, JECRC University on 29th August 2017. This activity allows teenagers insight into partnership communications and working processes. This game helps build team work and communication skills in teens students, which in turn allows students to understand differences in approach taken by individuals, friends and peers when playing the game. Lecture on “Personality development” held on 4th Sept, 2017 • In continuation of 100 daysstudents’ activity in SOS, lecture on “Personality Development” was organised by School of Sciences on 4th September 2017 at 2:30-3:20 pm in Seminar Hall, Engi- neering Block, JECRC University. Dr. Keshav Nath, Head of the English Department, delivered a lecture and covered many aspects of personality. He described the personality on the basis of law of relativity, adaptability towards change, difference between responsibility and accountability, way of interpretation, power of listing, criticism, the importance of knowledge in personality and last the way of success- Hard work. Students were more focused, benefited and well understood after the completion of Lecture.

86 “Script the visual clips” activity held on 18th Sept, 2017

• Script the visual clips” 10th Student activity in School of Sciences was organised on 20th September 2017. Students explored their power of writing skills. In this activity, fifteen illustrations and four video clips were shown. Students scripted each visual clip in six to eight minutes. These clips were not only based on Socio-cultural, recent burning issues like GST, demonetization but also on humor, various skills like motivation, team building etc. Later, students had been spoken and shared their scripts with all the audience. All the visuals were well scripted in various aspects such as Real- istically, Philosophical and with lots of humor. “Meet yourself” activity held on 27th September 2017 • “Meet Yourself” 11th Student activity was organised on 27th September 2017 at Seminar Hall, En- gineering Block, JECRC University. In this activity, B.Sc. First Year Science students meet one self, share something of oneself in terms of one’s strength, their perceptions towards the people, society. Best ways to transform oneself also develop self-esteem, self-confidence. It ended with the motto “I Like Myself”. “Pictionary Race” held on 9th October 2017 • “Pictionary Race” 12th Student activity were organised on 9th October 2017 at Seminar Hall, En- gineering Block, JECRC University. These are ESL activities. In “Pictionary Race”, students were divided into teams. The team has chosen one person to begin drawing. An English word or phrase was given to drawer and team has to guess that word to see that picture. Correct guesses win the team. “Drawing Dictation” held on 9th October 2017 • In continuation of 100 days SOS activities 13th activity “Drawing Dictation” was organised on 9th October 2017 at Seminar Hall, Engineering Block, JECRC University. In “Drawing Dictation” a Situation or a picture was shown to team members except the drawer. The drawer used verbal clues about the subject for drawing. Drawing dictations are a great way to practice vocabulary and to find out how well the students listen in the class. “Language Whispers” held on 1st Nov. 2017

87 • Fourteenth activity “Language Whispers” was organised on 1st November 2017 at Moot Court, Science Block, JECRC University. This classic ESL activity works for all categories of students and works with five to six members into teams. Members of teams sat in the rows. A phrase was whispered in the ear of one team member. After listing that word this student whispered to another member. This would be continued till the last member of a team. The last member repeats the phrase louder to match the phrase spoken to the first member. Most of the time meaning was lost till the end. This activity helped students to practice language and also speaking and listing skills. PHYSICS Department 2016-17

Programme Name Number of applica- Number of Admis- Boys Girls tions sions B.Sc.- Physics 47 21 15 6 M.Sc.- Physics 9 4 2 2

Faculty

Positions Sanctioned Working On Leave Professors 05 05 ----- Associate Prof. 01 01 ---- Assistant Prof.-I 04 04 --- Assistant Prof.-II 01 01 ---

Prof. (Dr.) Aalok Pandya

Designation:Professor & HOD

Department:Physics

Qualification:M.Sc., Ph.D.

Email:[email protected] [email protected]

Research Area:Geometric Quantum Mechanics,

Quantum Gravity and Quantum Information Theory

Publication:Journals- 16, Presentations in Conferences- 24.

Prof. (Dr.) Pranav Saxena

Designation:Professor

Department:Physics

Qualification:Ph.D. (Theoretical High Energy Physics).

Email: [email protected]

Research Area:Phenomenology in Theoretical High Energy Physics 88 Publication:Research Publications in International /National Journals 06,

Research papers Presented in Conferences/Symposium 15, written a text book for BCA for VMOU (Kota), Rajasthan.

Dr. Nishant Gaur

Designation:Associate Professor

Department:Physics

Qualification:Ph.D. (Solid State Physics), M.Sc.

(Specialisation in Electronics)

Email: [email protected]

Research Area:Solid State Physics and Condense Matter Physics

Publication:Research Papers Journals/

Presentations in Conferences – 07, Book- 01

Dr. Shivani Agarwal

Designation:Assistant Professor-I

Department:Physics

Qualification:Ph.D. (University of Rajasthan)

Email:[email protected]

Research Area: Hydrogen Storage Materials

Publication:International Journals: 23

Dr. Manish Kumar

Designation: Assistant Professor-I

Department:Physics

Qualification:M.Sc. (Physics), Ph.D.

Email:[email protected]

Research Area: Atomic and Molecular Physics

Publication:In Journals-03; Presented in Conferences- 05

89 Dr. Abhishek Sharma

Designation:Assistant Professor-I

Department: Physics

Qualification:Ph.D, M.Sc.

Email:[email protected]

Research Area:Plasma Physics, Plasma Processing and Plasma Nitriding Techniques

Publication:International Journals: 04,

Presentations in Conference: 04, Conference &

Workshop Attended: 10

Dr. Chandan Joshi

Designation: Assistant Professor-I

Department: Physics

Qualification: M.Sc., Ph.D

Email:[email protected]

Research Area: Solar Physics, Sun-Earth

connection, Space weather, Astrophysics

Publication: In Referred Journals: 3, Presentations in Conferences: 10

Mr. Anil Kumar Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor-II

Department: Physics

Qualification:M.Sc., M.B.A, M.Tech (Power Electronics)

Email:[email protected]

Research Area:Microwave, Power Electronics

Publication:No. of Publications: - 01

90 Department of Zoology 2017-18 Faculty

Positions Sanctioned Working On Leave Professors ------Associate Prof. ------Assistant Prof.-I 02 02 --- Assistant Prof.-II ------

Ph.Ds Awarded/ On going

Scholar’s Name Topic Supervisor Status Ashish Kr. Jain Isolation, identification and antibiotic sen- Dr. (Mrs.) Rajesh PhD degree awarded sitivity pattern of pathogenic enterobacte- Yadav ria from table egg -date of registration

Aziz Mohammad Isolation, identification and control of Dr. (Mrs.) Rajesh Experimental work Khan nature’s keratin degrading organisms from Yadav completed various habitats of Rajasthan

Research Guidance

1. Faculty Supervisor in IAESTE LC JECRC for the Foreign intern (Ignacio Manuel Fernández Guer- rero) from University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom during July-Sep, 2017

2. One Ph.D. awarded under the Guidance of Dr Rajesh Yadav.

Faculty Profile:

Dr. (Mrs) Rajesh Yadav

Designation: Assistant Professor-I & HOD

Department: Zoology

Qualification: Ph.D, M.Sc.

Email: [email protected]

Research Area: Reproductive physiology and toxicology,

Food Microbiology, Environmental Microbiology

Publication: Journals: 15, Books: 07, Presentations in Conferences: 21

Dr. Mona Arora Designation: Assistant Professor-I Department: Department of Zoology Qualification: PhD, M.Sc. Zoology Email: [email protected] Research Area: Environmental Toxicology, Urban wild life 91 Publication: Journals: 04, Books: 06, Presentations in Conference: 06

FACULTY OF DESIGN Course offered

Programme Name Number of appli- Number of Ad- Boys Girls cations missions B.Sc.- Jewellery Design & 58 20 10 10 Manufacturing

Programme Name Number of appli- Number of appli- Boys Girls cations cations B.Sc.-Interior Design 47 32 21 11

Programme Name Number of appli- Number of Boys Girls cations applications B.Sc.-Graphic Design 17 9 8 1

Faculty Positions Sanctioned Working On Leave Professors ------Associate Prof. ------Assistant Prof.-I 03 03 --- Assistant Prof.-II ------

Faculty Details

Shivani kaushik Designation: Assistant Professor-II / HOD Qualification: Advance Diploma in Jewellery Design, M.A. English Literature,B.Ed. in Education. 17 years of teaching experience and serve as a Board of Study Member and Examiner for Jewellery Design in various other colleges. Email:[email protected] Area of Specialisation: Jewellery Design.

92 Mr. Gaurav Agrawal Designation:Assistant Professor-II Department:Design Qualification:B.Arch., M. Plan. Email:[email protected] Research Area: Research on ‘Defect in Building’ and A Review on Planning Policies of India Post Independenc

Mr. Ashok Kumar Yadav Designation: Assistant Professor-II Department: Design Qualification: MFA (Applied Art) Email: [email protected]

FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT Department of Management

Department of Hotel Management & Hospitality

Department of Journalism and Mass communication

Department of Management Course offered:

Programme Name Number of applications Boys Girls Number of Admissions BBA 317 131 35 166 MBA 77 15 22 37

Programme Number of Boys Girls Number of Admissions Name applications B. Com 90 25 3 28

Faculty Positions Sanctioned Working On Leave Professors 03 03 ----- Associate Prof. 02 02 ---- Assistant Prof.-I 06 06 --- Assistant Prof.-II 08 08 ---

93 Prof. (Dr.) Rajeev Jain Designation:Professor & Director Department:School of Management Qualification:Ph.D (Management); M.COM (Business Administration- Gold Medalist) Email:[email protected] Research Area:Marketing, General Management, Human Resource Management & Corporate Laws Publication:Books: 22, Research Papers: 37, Paper Presented in Conferences: 33 (National & International)

Dr. Ruchi Goyal Designation:Associate Professor & Head BBA Department:Management Qualification: Ph.D, MHRM, M.A. (Economics), NET & SLET Email: [email protected] Research Area:Human Resource practices, Employee satisfaction, Employee Commitment, Managerial Economics, Business Environment and Business Economics. Publication: Research Papers Published: 27 (25 International and 3 National), Books Authored: 5, Case studies Published: 5, Papers Presented in Conferences: 13.

Dr. Sachin Gupta Designation: Associate Professor & Head MBA, B.Com Department:School of Management Qualification:M.Com. (Business Administration), M.B.A (Finance), M.Phil, Ph.D., UGC-NET (Management). Email:[email protected] Research Area:Financial Management and Accounting. Publication:National Journals: 25, International Journals: 28, Published Book: 03

94 Dr. Rashmi Sharma Designation: Assistant Professor-I Department:Management Qualification:Ph.D, NET (Management), MBA, B.Com. Email: [email protected] Research Area:Prospects & Challenges in E-Banking: A case study of selected banks providing e-banking services in Rajasthan Publication: Paper Presented: 02, Paper Published: 04, Seminar attended: 02, Workshop attended: 01

Dr. Jyoti Jain Designation:Assitant Professor-I Department:Management Qualification:Ph.D (Marketing), UGC-NET (Management) Email:Jyoti.jain @jecrcu.edu.in Research Area:Marketing, Advertising, Consumer Behaviour, Human Resource Policies, Training & Development, Brands Publication: National Journals: 4, International Journals: 1, Conference & Seminar- 13, FDPs: 11

Dr. Hemant Verma Designation:Assistant Professor-I Department:Management Qualification:Ph.D (Commerce), UGC-NET, M.Com., MBA Email:[email protected] Research Area:Economics Publication:International: 3, Natioal: 1

95 Dr. M. Kuruvilla Designation:Assistant Professor-I Department:Management Qualification: MBA, BPT Email:[email protected]

Dr. Vijeta Soni Designation:Assistant Professor-I Department:Management Qualification:M.A (Psychology), M.B.A, Ph.D Email:Email [email protected] Research Area:Her teaching and research area includes personality, optimism, anxiety, stress, organisation behavior. Publication:Paper Publication: 06, Presentation in International and National conferences: 11

Ms. P. Shivani Singh Designation: Assistant Professor-II Department:Management Qualification:MBA (HR - MKT), B.A. (Management) Email:[email protected] Publication:2 papers presented in the conference

Mr. Manish Sharma Designation:Assistant Professor-II Department:Management Qualification:M.Com, MBA, UGC-NET (Commerce), UGC-NET (Management), NCMP L-2 (NSEâ€™s Certified Market Professional), B.Sc. Email: [email protected] Research Area:Financial Risk Management, Securities analysis and Portfolio Management Publication:Paper presented in National and 96 International Conferences: 09, Significant Publications: 03

Mr. Jai Prakash Asopa Designation:Assistant Professor-II Department:Management Qualification:BCA, PGDBA, MBA, NET Email:[email protected] Research Area:Education Marketing, Student Satisfaction Publication:Published Books: 02, Research Paper and Seminar/Conference Publication: 04

Mr. Kshitij Anshumali Designation:Assistant Professor II Department:Management Qualification:B.E. (Mechanical Engg.), MBA (HR & Marketing- BIT Mesra), UGC-NET (HR) Email:[email protected] Research Area:Organisation Behaviour

Ms. Sunita Sharma Designation:Assistant Professor-II Department:Management Qualification:BBA, M.Com, PGDCA Email: [email protected] Research Area:General Management & Marketing

Ms. Reshma Sheikh Designation:Assistant Professor-II Department:Management Qualification: Ph.D (Pursuing), MBA, M.Com, B.Com, PGDCA, Diploma in Banking Email:[email protected] Research Area:Finance & Accounting, International 97 Activities Conducted at Faculty of Management

S.No. Date Speaker Description

SOM Organised a Talk on “ A Rough Sea makes a Fine Captain” which was delivered by Mr. Paresh Gupta, (CEO – GCEC Global 25th Septem- Centre for Entrepreneurship and Commerce, Founder- My Ca- 1 ber 2017 Mr. Paresh Gupta reer Architects Core Team Member – Headstart Network) SOM organised a Talk on “ Food Fads and Myths and Weighty 4th October Issues” by Ms. REENA VERMA, Food & Nutrition Expert, on 4th 2 2017 Ms. Reena Verma October 17.

SOM organised a One day Workshop on “Campus to Corporate: 11th October From Classroom to Cubicle” on 11th October 2017, by Corporate 3 2017 Dr Shweta Jain Consultant Dr. Shweta Jain.

SOM Organised a Workshop on “Excel Applications in the Area of Corporate finance” which was conducted for MBA, BBA & B.Com Students on 13th October, 2017 in LH 24 at 11.00 A.M by 13th October Mr. Arunesh Chaudhary, Professor of Commerce at Kirori Mal 4 2017 Mr. Arunesh Chaudhary College, University of Delhi.

S.No. Date Speaker Description First generation entrepreneurs - Deep- anshu Jain - Founder – Appwalaz and Mr. Ankit - Founder- SOM organised an Interactive Workshop on Entre- Awakey preneurship by StartAb on 7th November, 2017 in 5 7th November Association with Facebook. Students of BBA & MBA from Department of Man- agement & Commerce visited SEBI, Jaipur on 13th November 2017.. The purpose of this visit was to gain the insights of securities market of India. They learned a lot about the basics of financial planning, powers and functioning of SEBI through this inter- 6 13th November 2017 SEBI Visit active session. Attended lecture with students on “The Daunting 21st Century Challenges Before India”, delivered by Padma Bhushan Dr. M.B. Athreya (Adviser to honourable PM on “Make In India” Programme) on 7 22nd Jan 2018 Dr. M.B. Athreya 22nd January, 2018 at OTS, HCM RIPA, Jaipur. …

SOM conducted an Extension Lecture on “Life Les- sons & Leadership-My Optics” by Prof. (Dr.) Sanat Kumar Saha, Retd. Zonal Head at Chennai Zonal 8 17th April 2018 Dr. Sanat Kumar Saha Office, GAIL (India) Limited, on 17th April 2018

98 Start UP workshop

A session on food myths

Start Up Entrepreneur interaction

Placement Opportunitie The pillars of any business are four major functions –Finance, Human Resource, Marketing and Operations. Several off shoots and specialisations over time have developed like IT, Analytics, Retail, International Business, Entrepreneurship, and so on but the primary four are still the core ones without which a business cannot run.

A management graduate over years gain skills like Analytical ability, Communication Skills, Data Interpretation, Prob- lem Solving, Ability to think logically, Presentation Skills and a holistic perspective of the business world.

The degree can also open doors for those with an entrepreneurial instinct who fancy heading their own companies. Self-employment or consultancy would be suitable career options for the entrepreneurial graduates and those who would 99 prefer to use their management skills and knowledge in managing themselves and their own resources. Our UG program arms the students to pursue future specialised courses such as MBA, CA, CS, ICWA.

The PG students are specialised in dual specialisation having combination such as Marketing and Human Resource, Marketing and Finance.

The students due to their hands on and practical experiences by undergoing a summer internship program areequipped to face the domain such as Financial Accountant, Investment Banking, Risk management services, Advisories, Retail Banking, Financial Planners, Business Analysts, Product and Brand Development Managers, Creative heads, Content writers, Project Managers, HR consultants, T&D managers, HR Generalist etc. Placement at a Glance JECRC foundation has a strong track record of on campus placements. Students were given industrial exposures for placements withZycus, ITC, S and P, Consatrics, Onio Sellers pvt. Ltd., Zaro education, Just Dial, Capital Trust. Summer Internships SOM, JU gives platform to students regarding internship opportunities through its academia Industry Interface in various organisations such as Narayana Multi Speciality Hospital, HDFC BankFinanciers, Reliance Mutual Fund, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Radisson Blue, Capital First Ltd., India Mart. Department of hospitality and hotel management

Course offered:

Programme Name Number of applications Number of Admis- Boys Girls sions B.Sc.- Hospitality & 62 34 34 0 Hotel Management

Faculty Positions Sanctioned Working On Leave Professors ------Associate Prof. ------Assistant Prof.-I ------Assistant Prof.-II 03 03 ---

Chef Manbir Singh Designation: Assistant Professor & Incharge

Department: Hospitality and Hotel Management

Qualification: B.Sc. in HHA, MBA (HR), DCGO

(Diploma in Cruise Galley Operation), MTM (Pursuing)

Email: [email protected],[email protected]

Research Area: Food Production, Bakery, Food Science

Publication: Article on” Punjabi Cuisine” in Souvenir Saris –Mela 2016

100 Mrs. Somya Negi Designation: Assistant Professor

Department: Hospitality and Hotel Management

Qualification: B.Sc. in HHA, PGDMA (HR), MTTM (Pursuing)

Email: [email protected]

Research Area: Front office, Housekeeping, Communication

Mr. Deepesh Kumar Designation: Assistant Professor

Department: Hospitality and Hotel Management

Qualification: BHMCT, MBA

Email: [email protected]

Research Area: Food &Beverage Service

Mr. Sunil Bhargava Designation: Associate Professor, Director Outreach for Hotel Management

Department: Hospitality and Hotel Management

Qualification: Diploma in Hotel Management

Catering and Nutrition, B. AB. ED

Email: sunil. Bhargava @jecrcu.edu.in

Research Area: Food &Beverage Service

101 Department of Journalism & Mass Communication

Course offered:

Programme Name Number of Number of Admis- Boys Girls applications sions BA Journalism & Mass Communication 104 46 23 23

Hotel Management

Faculty Positions Sanctioned Working On Leave Professors ------Associate Prof. 02 02 ---- Assistant Prof.-I 01 01 --- Assistant Prof.-II 01 01 ---

Dr. Narendra Kaushik Designation:Associate Professor Department:Journalism & Mass Communication Qualification: Ph.D (Mass Communication), PG Diploma in Journalism, MMC, MA (English Literature) Email: [email protected] Research Areas: Gandhian Principles in Hindi Cinema, Ramayana in Southeast Asia, Role of Mahatma Gandhi & Dr. B. R. Ambedkar in Challenging Casteism, ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations), Clean India Movement, Electoral Democracy, Communal Violence, Institutes of Self- Governance, Financial Inclusion & South China Sea Publication: Research Papers: 05, Papers Presented, Speech in Conferences/ Seminars: 04 (One International), Citation- Harish Khare’s Book ‘How Modi Won it: Notes from 2014 Election’, quotes from study on Electoral Democracy for European Research Network Programme where London School of Economics was Principal Investigator

102 Mr. Shailendra Pratap Singh Bhati Designation: Assistant Professor Department: Journalism and Mass Communication Qualification: M.A, Ph.D. (Pursuing) Email: [email protected] Research Area: Cinema Studies, Media Cultural Studies

Dr. Amit Sharma Designation: Assistant Professor Department: Journalism & Mass Communication Qualification: Ph.D, NET, M.J.M.C. Email:[email protected] Research Area: Journalism, New Media, Political Communication, Advertising and Public Relation Publication:Journals: 06, Chapter in Book: 01, Paper Presentations: 04, Seminar & Workshop Attended: 08

Activity Report Department of Journalism and Mass Commmunication practices what Journalism schools in other universities teaches as part of their syllabi. The Department brings out a daily newspaper “The Message” and produc- es “The TV Talk” and “The Voice”, television and radio bulletins respectively. It also runs a Blog “Alaav” and has a Youtube Channel “The Communicator”. THE MESSAGE (Sharing is Caring) To produce World Class Journalists and Mass Communicators, The Department of journalism and Mass Communication (SJMC) believes in Learning while doing pedagogy. To accomplish this philosophy, Depart- ment of journalism and Mass Communication is publishing newspaper entitled as THE MESSAGE since February 15, 2017. The purpose of the newspaper is to provide JECRC University media students a practice forum for print journalism. Articles, interviews, features, news and other pieces of writing of JECRC Media students are in reach of around 6,000 readers through this newspaper. A real-time experience for mass communication students i.e. THE MESSAGE, written, edited and designed by our students is being published continuously. Depart- ment of journalism and Mass communication of JECRC University is the only practicing Journalism school in Rajasthan whose students are publishing daily newspaper with continuous learning. The Communicator With the objective of providing a learning and exhibition platform for the talents of media students, Depart- ment of journalism and Mass Communication runs an official YouTube Channel ‘The Communicator’. The Communicator started on August 01, 2017. This does not only enhance the skills of media students related to Electronic Media, but also becomes a learning space about emerging digital media. This amateur video shar- 103 ing virtual space turns into a solid ground to provide various media skills to them. Alaav This official blog of the department of journalism and Mass Communication gives an opportunityto the media students interested in grooming their verbal and written expression. The students publish this blog since August 02, 2017. Event News, relevant articles, appropriate features and many more pieces of writings with their photojournalism skills are being exhibited to shape their writing skills in a better way. For Depart- ment of journalism and Mass Communication, these entities become effective tools for brand visibility on the behalf of JECRC University. Activities Workshop on Radio Programme Production Department of journalism and Mass Communication at JECRC University Jaipur organised a workshop on Radio Journalism and Production from September 07-08, 2017. Ms. Yogita Khurana and Mr. Rajeev Sharma shared major practical knowledge regarding Radio Production as workshop instructor. Visit to Rajasthan Patrika, Patrika TV and FM Tadka Jaipur The Department of journalism and Mass Communication of the University has always been a matter of talk for others due to the exposure they give to the students. Under one such exposure the students visited the Rajasthan Patrika Office, Jaipur on August 22, 2017. They were accompanied by the faculty members along with the PRO of the University. The objective of the visit was to fill the gap between classroom learning and practical knowledge. Prof.Mrinal Chatterjee’s Guest Lecture Prof.Mrinal Chatterjee, Professor and Director in the Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Dhenkanal, visited JECRC University, Jaipur on August 14, 2017 and gave an informative lecture on the importance of writing in media. Guest Lecture of Dr. Arun Kumar Bhagat Journalism is a journey to discover truth through available facts with multilateral perspectives. Notable media academician Dr. Arun Kumar Bhagat defined Journalism with the words given above, during addressing budding Journalists of JECRC University pursuing BA (JMC) course on 26th July, 2017. Festival of Education The government of Rajasthan in association with GEMS Education, India organised the Festival of Educa- tion, Rajasthan. The city of Jaipur became host to the first of its kind initiative held in the country on August 5th and 6th at Jaipur Exhibition and Convention Centre. The festival was graced by the presence of several renowned personalities like Minister of Culture and Knowl- edge Development of United Arab Emirates His Highness Sheikh NahayanMabarak al Nahayan, Chief Minis- ter of Rajasthan Smt. VasundharaRaje, Union Human Resource Development Minister Shri Prakash Javedkar, Member of House of Lords, UK and Deputy Chair of the British Council Rt. Hon. Baroness Usha Parashar. Talk Journalism 2017 Renowned Politician, prominent Journalists and prestigious writers met budding journalists of Jaipur in Talk Journalism held from July 28-30, 2017 at Fairmont Hotel, Jaipur. Young journalists of BA (JMC) I Semesters of JECRC University participated and took interviews of those guests there. A profession that discusses everything but seldom talks about itself, a profession in which a person questions everyone needs to be discussed and talked about. The profession is journalism. To talk about journalism and media a festival called Talk Journalism is organised every year in Jaipur by Avinash Kalla of Vox Media Foundation. In this 3-day event journalists like Barkha Dutt, Christina Lamb, Rajdeep Sardesai, Sushant 104 Singh, Arun Shourey, KalpeshYagnik and many more are invited to talk about journalism. It is a platform for the media students and emerging journalists to question their role models. The event was held in the hotel Fairmont and the sponsors were Google, Twitter and Zee Rajasthan. Amer Trip A trip to Heritage site Palace Amer was organised by Department of journalism and Mass Communication, JECRC University, Jaipur for the new batch students of BA (JMC) Course on July 20, 2017. Received Rajasthan Education Excellence Award on the behalf of JECRC University On behalf of JECRC University, Dr. Neeraj Khattri, HoD, Department of journalism and Mass communication received Rajasthan Education Excellence Award in the category of Excellence in E-learning Resources given by Dainik Bhaskar and 94.3 FM on April 27, 2017 at Hotel Ramada, Jaipur. In the presence of Educa- tion Minister (Primary & Secondary) Govt. of Rajasthan Mr. Vasudev Devnani, renowned TV actress Ms. Smita Bansal honoured JECRC University. JU student honoured by PRSI, Jaipur While celebrating its Silver jubilee on 23rd April, 2017, Public Relations Society of India (PRSI), Jaipur honored a JU media student namely Priyansh Nahar as a ‘Most emerging Media student of the year’. He was awarded by Chief Guest of the program, Ram Charan Bohra, Member of Parliament, Jaipur Constituency. Also, all the mass communication students had a pro-active participation in this event for learning visioning and public relation skills. Participation in a film festival On the occasion of Rajasthan day, JU Media students participated in International festival of Short films on culture and Tourism (IFFC) organised by Govt. of Rajasthan held on 30th August, 2017. During this, students pursued exposure of International cinema based on some educational and social themes and had productive discourse with filmmakers. JECRC Journalism students celebrated World Forestry Day On World Forestry day, held on 21st March, 2017, budding journalists participated enthusiastically in a day- long seminar at Forestry Training Institute, Jaipur. They did not only participate in this event, but also took interviews of senior forest officials for the coverage of The Message. At the end, all the media students were honoured with certificates of appreciation by chief guest of the seminar. Workshop on Motivational and Soft Skill Training The Department of Journalism and Mass Communication of JECRC University invited Mr. Deepak Kapoor, Director, superawakening.com to lend his expertise as one of the most influential and effective coaches in the arena of interpersonal and soft skill development. The department organised this program from January 27 to 28, 2017. Media Workshop-Grassroot Media Foundation, Jaipur Media Workshop for Media Students organised by Grassroot Media Foundation, Jaipur on December 10, 2016. Media students participated and awarded by District Magistrate, Jaipur. They were appreciated by their pro-active involvement in Media workshop. Fringe-2K16- Inter University Media Fest, Jaipur Fringe-2K16- Inter University Media Fest organised by Manipal University Jaipur from November 17-18, 2016.Our 14 students participated in different Journalism and Mass Communication activities i.e. Mock Press Conference, Media Quiz, Photo-Journalism, News Anchoring etc. By participating in these activities with students of various Media Schools, the morale of our Mass Communication students was boosted.

105 National Children Film Festival, Jaipur National Children Film Festival organised by Children Film Society, India from November 14 to 16, 2016. It was our achievement to be the only School to be associated officially with an event of Government of India. Our 14 Mass Communication students volunteered in various program held there i.e. Film Screenings, Dia- logue-sessions, Talk with Celebrities. Our students assisted famous celebrities who came to attend the event i.e. Anil Kapoor, Irfan Khan, IlaArun,Mukesh Khanna, Tisca Chopra, Darshil Safari etc. Sahitya AajTak, New Delhi This Event was organised on November 12-13, 2016 at Indira Gandhi Centre for Arts, New Delhi, where the eminent Literary and Cine- personalities participated and shared their relevant idea of their concerned field i.e., Anupam Kher, Anurag Kashyap, Hari Om Panwar, Ashutosh Rana, Prasoon Joshi, Kedar Nath Singh, Chetan Bhagat and Kapil Sibal, Rajdeep Sardesai in this. Our Student Aditya Pareek met all these celebrities and had a talk with Rajdeep Sardesai. It was a alearning experience for him. Departmental Club Activities Our media pedagogy is implemented through various creative classroom and club activities. ‘We Practice Journalism’ philosophy and engage students efficiently in classrooms. In these club activities, they organise T.V. panel discussions, debate competitions, poetry and story narration sessions, film-screening sessions, theatre performances etc. As Mass Communication students consist of an umbrella of various kinds of talents, these student-run activities fulfil their related requirements. Festival of Education The government of Rajasthan in association with GEMS Education, India organised the Festival of Educa- tion, Rajasthan. The city of Jaipur became host to the first of its kind initiative held in the country. Our media students took interviews of several renowned personalities like Minister of Culture and Knowledge Development of United Arab Emirates His Highness Sheikh Nahayan Mabarak al Nahayan, Chief Minister of Rajasthan Smt. Vasundhara Raje, Union Human Resource Development Minister Shri Prakash Javedkar, Member of House of Lords, UK and Deputy Chair of the British Council Rt. Hon. Baroness Usha Parashar. JU student honored by PRSI, Jaipur While celebrating its Silver jubilee, Public Relations Society of India (PRSI), Jaipur honored a JU media student namely Priyansh Nahar as a ‘Most emerging Media student of the year’. He was awarded by Chief Guest of the program, Ram Charan Bohra, Member of Parliament, Jaipur Constituency. National Children Film Festival, Jaipur National Children Film Festival was organised in Jaipur by Children Film Society, India. It was our achievement to be the only School to be associated officially with an event of Government of India. Our Mass Com- munication students volunteered in various program held there i.e. Film Screenings, Dialogue-sessions, Talk with Celebrities. Our students assisted famous celebrities came to attend the event i.e. Anil Kapoor, Irfan Khan, Ila Arun, Mukesh Khanna, Tisca Chopra, Darshil Safari etc. Workshop on InDesign and Corel Draw To make Media students skilled enough in Designing Newspapers, Magazines and other Print Media stuff, Department of journalism and Mass communication organised a three-day workshop on In Design, Light room, Corel Draw and Photoshop. In this workshop, they learned and designed many creative layouts. The best students were recommended to appoint as official designers of departmental newspaper THE MES- SAGE. A Photo Exhibition held at Media Studio of JECRC University

106 Department of journalism and Mass Communication of JECRC University organised a photo exhibition ‘Emotimages’ on Friday. The exhibition was held in the Media Studio. The photos put up were those clicked by the students of B.A. (JMC) and depicted human emotions like happiness, love, anger, surprise, and sad- ness. Students and faculty members from all the branches of JECRC University visited the Studio to see the wonderful photographs which brought out joy, pain, gloom, astonishment, and warmth of the people captured in the shot.Media students of JU visit Zee Studio The Students of B.A. (JMC) 1st and 2nd year from Department of journalism and Mass Communication had a visit to Zee Studio, Jaipur. This visit was planned by the outreach committee of Department of journalism and Mass Communication, which plans event, visits, and trips for student’s interest and for career enhancement. There, Students got to know about TV production, fiction and nonfiction editing and sound mixing. Ex BBC Journalist Prof. Narayan Barth interacted with JU Journalism Students A Journalist should always live like a normal person but his thinking should be wise. Media organisations are a business but a Journalist should be loyal to his profession, said BBC Journalist Prof. Narayan Bareth. An interactive session was conducted with him in Media Studio. He gave wise knowledge to the student of Depart- ment of journalism and Mass Communication. He added that Journalism is a profession which touches every field of society. Interaction with TV Anchor Hemant Kumar To make students aware of TV Journalism skills, an interaction session was conducted with TV anchor Hemant Kumar. Second year students of B.A. (JMC) Program attended the session. This interactive session made students skilled about TV anchoring, Field reporting, Research and video editing.

Department of English Faculty

Positions Sanctioned Working On Leave Professors ------Associate Prof. 02 02 --- Assistant Prof.-I 06 06 --- Assistant Prof.-II ------

Dr. Keshav Nath Designation: Assistant Professor-I & Head Department: English Qualification: M.A, Ph.D (Applied Linguistics), PGCTE* Email: [email protected] Research Area: Applied Linguistics, Language Teaching, Second Language Acquisition theories, Phonetics, English Lexicology, English literature of Modern Era Publication: - 3 research papers, 2 books

107 Dr. J.K.Singh Designation: Associate Professor Department: Department of English Qualification: Ph.D Email: [email protected] Research Area: Indo English Literature

Dr. Vijaylakshmi Designation: Assistant Professor-I Department: Department of English Qualification: M.Phil (ELT) Banasthali Vidyapeeth Email: [email protected] Research Area: Research interests include Literature of the Greeks, Gender studies , Contemporary fiction, Linguistics, current trends in ELT, Women’s Literature, stylistic studies, kinesics and paralinguistic’s in language pedagogy, linguistic deviation and post colonial studies Publication :Book:1, research paper:7

Dr. Parveen Bala Designation: Assistant Professor-I Department: Department of English Qualification: Ph.D (English), M.Phil., M.A., B.Sc. Email: [email protected] Research Area: Indian Literature, Phonetics, Woman and Social Issues in India. Publication Significant Publications: 03

108 Dr. Abhilasa Kaushik Designation: Assistant Professor-I Department: Department of English Qualification: Ph.D (English) Email: [email protected] Research Area: Second Language Acquisition, Remedial Pedagogy Publication: International Journals- 5 National journals- 1 Book-1

Dr. Ajay Sharma Designation:Assistant Professor-I Department:Department of English Qualification: Ph.D Email:[email protected] Research Area: CLT, ELT Publication:International Journals & National journals- 5, Books- 2

Faculty of Law Integrated Law-B. Com L.L.B (Hons.)

Programme Name Number of applications Number of Admissions Boys Girls Integrated Law-B. 20 11 8 3 Com L.L.B (Hons.)

Integrated Law-B. Sc. L.L.B (Hons.)

Programme Name Number of applica- Number of Admissions Boys Girls tions Integrated Law-B. Sc. L.L.B 24 12 9 3 (Hons.)

Integrated Law-BA L.L.B (Hons.)

Programme Name Number of ap- Number of Admissions Boys Girls plications Integrated Law-BA L.L.B 76 28 23 5 (Hons.)

109 Integrated Law-BBA L.L.B (Hons.)

Programme Name Number of Number of Admissions Boys Girls applications Integrated Law-BBA 50 36 23 13 L.L.B (Hons.)

Faculty

Positions Sanctioned Working On Leave Professors 01 01 --- Associate Prof. ------Assistant Prof.-I 03 03 --- Assistant Prof.-II 01 01 ---

Prof. (Dr.) Mahesh Koolwal Designation: Dean Department: School of Law Qualification: Ph.D., LLM, MA (Economics), Diploma in Russian, German and French Languages Email:[email protected] Research Area: Taxation Publication: 25 National Research Papers, Published 4 books.

Dr. Sonu Agarwal Designation: Assistant Professor-I Department: School of Law Qualification: NET, SET, Ph.D., LL.M (International Law) Email: [email protected] Research Area: International Law Publication: 4 Research Papers

Dr. Namita Jain Designation: Assistant Professor-I Department: School of Law Qualification: NET, Ph.D., LL.M (Corporate Law), PGDTL Email: [email protected] 110 Research Area: Corporate law Publication:8 Research Papers

Dr. Megha Acharya Designation: Assistant Professor-I Department: School of Law Qualification: Ph.D., LL.M (International Law) Email: [email protected] Research Area: International Law, International Criminal Law and International Criminal Court. Publication: 3 Research Papers

Dr. Suman Paliwal Designation: Assistant Professor-II Department: Law Qualification: LL.M, Ph.D Email:[email protected] Research Area: Women’s Law Publication:Research Papers: - 04 Academic Visits, Expert Lectures and Curricular Activities Record 2017-18 The following activities have been conducted by the School of Law during this period: 1) Skit Competition: A skit competition was organised on 22 July 2017. Students raised various socio -legal issues like Ragging, Child marriage, Child labour, Women Empowerment etc. through their presentation. 2) An educational trip to Amber on 26/07/2017.

111 3) Quiz Competition: A quiz competition was organised on 1August 2017. There were four rounds: general awareness round, legal round, audio visual round and rapid fire round. 4. Visit to Vidhan Sabha on 5 September 2017

5. Inauguration of Law learning and Beyond (LL. B) Series on 22 September 2017. First Lecture is given by the Former Chief Justice of Madras and Karnataka High courts on Human Rights.

6. Visit to a legal talk show: “Legal Buzz” on 23 rd and 24rd September 2017.

7. Pledge Ceremony on 27 September 20178.

112 8.Inauguration of Club: Amicus Curiae

An Activity “Awake: An Initiative” was organised by the club on 5 October 2017

9. First JECRC Moot Court Competition 2017 on 9 October 2017

10. Visit to central Jail

113 11. In Continuation of “Law, Learning and Beyond Series “Lecture is given by Prof. M. K. Bhandari, Former Dean and HOD, JNVU, Jodhpur. 12. Visit to Supreme Court of India (12-13 March 2018)

13. In Continuation of “Law, Learning and Beyond Series “Lecture is given by Justice Panna Chand Jain Retd. High Court Judge. (7April2018)

14. IInd JECRC Moot Court Competition (21st April,2018)

114 Promoted/not Promoted data

SR.NO. Course YEAR APPEARED PROMOT- NOT PRO- ED PRO- MOT- MOTED ED % 1 M.TECH I 8 8 0 100% 2 BCOM NORMAL I 14 13 1 93% 3 BCOM KPMG I 12 11 1 92% 4 BBA NORMAL I 95 87 8 92% 5 BBA KPMG I 34 31 3 91% 6 MBA I 39 38 1 97% 7 BSC I 68 67 1 99% 8 MSC I 11 11 0 100% 9 BCA I 86 77 9 90% 10 B.TECH I CE 68 68 0 100% CSE 504 487 17 97% ECE 28 28 0 100% EE 31 31 0 100% ME 117 114 3 97% 11 MCA LATERAL II 113 112 1 99% 12 MCA REGULAR I 5 5 0 100% BSc AGRICUL- 13 TURE I 87 72 15 83% JEWELLERY DE- 14 SIGN I 5 5 0 100% GRAPHIC DE- 15 SIGN I 5 5 0 100% INTERIOR DE- 16 SIGN I 18 18 0 100% Hospitality and 17 Hotel Management I 14 12 2 86% Journalism and Mass Communi- 18 cation I 14 13 1 93% 2015 BATCH 1 M.TECH II 10 0 10 0% 2 BCOM NORMAL II 3 3 0 100% 3 BCOM KPMG II 9 9 0 100% 4 BBA NORMAL II 10 9 1 90% 5 BBA KPMG II 6 6 0 100% 6 MBA II 27 26 1 96% 7 BSC II 58 57 1 98% 8 MSC II 7 7 0 100% 9 BCA II 27 27 0 100% 10 B.TECH II CE 47 46 1 98% CSE 141 141 0 100% ECE 6 6 0 100% 115 EE 6 6 0 100% ME 46 44 2 96%

2014 BATCH 1 BCOM NORMAL III 1 1 0 100% 2 BCOM KPMG III 8 6 2 75% 3 BBA NORMAL III 23 19 4 83% 4 BBA KPMG III 26 24 2 92% 5 BSC III 66 60 6 91% 6 BCA III 48 31 17 65% 7 B.SC IT III 13 10 3 77% 8 B.TECH III AE 8 8 0 100% ME 102 102 0 100% MECHATRONICS Engg. 5 5 0 100% CE 81 81 0 100% CSE 198 198 0 100% ECE 21 21 0 100% EE 32 32 0 100% IT 7 7 0 100% CHEMICAL Engg. 11 11 0 100% 9 MCA REGULAR III 19 18 1 95% 10 MCA LATERAL III 50 45 5 90% 11 B.VOC III 4 4 0 100% 12 BA III 3 3 0 100%

2013 BATCH B.TECH IV 1 AE 13 10 3 77% 2 ME 126 114 12 90% 3 CE 104 85 19 82% 4 CSE 148 129 19 87% 5 ECE 78 70 8 90% 6 EE 41 40 1 98% 7 IT 6 6 0 100%

Training and Placement Centre CRT Program Summary: 2016-2017 Special Training Sessions by FACE trainers were organised to prepare our students well for placement drives. It was a generalised training for all companies to come for placement drives. Students of all branches have developed sound aptitude skills, soft skills and attempting various companies test and cracking the pre-test. Many of them have already been placed. Details of the same as under: 116 • Dates: 19th July to 10th Aug. 2016 • Participants: For B. Tech (all branches) & MCA students of batch 2017 • Duration: 20 days • Date: 21st July to 06th Aug. 2016 • Participants: BCA &B.Sc. Students of batch 2017 • Duration: 15 days CRT for TCS based training to BSc & BCA students Special Training Sessions by FACE trainers were organised to prepare our BCA, BSc students well for TCS placement drives. Avg. Total 35 students attended this program on daily basis. Details of the same as under: • Program Name: TCS CSAC • Dates: 19, 20, 21st Aug. 2016 • Participants: BCA, B.Sc. 2017 passing out batch • Duration: 3 days (18 Hrs.)

Placement Summary: 2016-2017 JECRC Foundation has set an exemplary record in engineering placements with its students being chosen by industry leaders, year after year. 560+renowned companies have made more than 8500 offers to students in last 13 years. This year has been exceptional for JECRC umbrella in terms of placements. More than 1250 offers have been rolled by 82 reputed organisations like TCS, Accenture, Ericsson, Adani Power, Pinnacle, Aon Hewitt, Tata Technologies Limited, Wipro Technologies, HP, Roofpic, ICICI, HSBC and Mindtree etc. The Foundation has set an exemplary placement record with its students being chosen by industry leaders, year after year. It has been hosting ‘Stand-alone Recruitment Drives’, where leading business houses participate to test the mettle of the students. Owing to its consistent performance in recent years JECRC Foundation receives top-notch companies every year for recruiting its students. JECRC University is providing various programs and courses for UG, PG and Ph.D. in the fields of Engi- neering & Technology, Commerce & Management, Pure & Applied Sciences, Computer Applications & IT, etc. since 2012. The first batch of B. Tech students of JECRC University passing out during the current session 2015-16 and over 95.96% of the students were placed in top-notch companies like Accenture (110 students) and Tata Consultancy Services (59 students) at a package of Rs.3.30 lakh per annum. The session of 2016-2017 at the JECRC University has had a great placements season. In this session 79.55% placement were made till June 2017 by 82 companies who participated in the placements process. Top firms like Adani Power, Tata Technologies, Sopra Steria, AON, Anora Lab, Ashiana Housing, ICICI Securities, Pinnacle Infotech, Mindtree etc. continue to be big recruiters at the JU. JECRC University also gives serious consideration to pre placement trainings for students of B.Tech. (All branches), BBA, B Com, B Sc, BCA, MCA & MBA and delivered a well-planned CRT for better placements of students. Having trained through CRT, Student were Connected to companies for their campus recruitments, as per placement scheduled received from various firms time to time. It is a matter of great pleasure to state that big names like Capgemini, Accenture and Wipro took it in right spirit and selected JECRC University as their sole recruitment centre for B Sc and BCA students of Rajasthan. Technology services companies like TCS, Accenture, Wipro, Capgemini, HP, Hexaview Technologies, and E-Commerce firms Tally Solutions have tie-up with JECRC. JECRC University not only focuses on engineering students but also has given special attention to 117 non-engineering students of MBA, BBA, BCA, BCA & BSc. More than 155 offers till June 2017 have been given by reputed companies like ICICI Securities, Just Dial, Tally Solutions, AU Financiers, Kamayani Estates etc. In today’s world, core industries entering in various fields to fulfil the complex demands of people. Keep- ing in a view this year JECRC foundation has added more core companies. Today we have many sectors coming up in market and Engineering. It is the field which can step its foot in many pots. Keeping this in mind and to give a better exposure to students, we tried to expand our hands in different verticals in terms of Placements. Currently we are offering20+ sectors including Research, Software Technology, Banking, Engineer- ing, Manufacturing, Power & Energy, Real Estate, Finance, Management and many other core sectors which open the door to various, one in a lifetime opportunity.

Students Placement Statistics and summary for 2017 Batch:

Placement Offers @ JECRC University Engineering S. No. Branch Offers 1 CSE/IT 147 3 ECE 49 4 EE 28 5 ME 117 6 Civil 13 B.Tech. Total 354*

118 Non Engineering S.No. Branch Total Offers 1 MCA 40 2 MBA 29 3 BCA 52 4 BSc 18 5 BBA 13 6 BCom 03 Non Engineering- Total 155* TOTAL OFFERS 509*

*Till June 2017 April 2016 – June 2016 - We had four outgoing students from the university and eight incoming students. Various trips and activities were organised for the incoming interns. July 2016 - As the first year’s academic session started the marketing team went on from class to class promotions explaining to the students about IAESTE and how global exposure was necessary for overall development. - Seminars were conducted for all the students department wise to clarify their doubts and for one-on- one interaction with the local committee. - First Membership Drive began in the third week of July. - One-to-one interactive session with the outgoing students was organised for all the first year students which proved to be extremely helpful. August 2016 - The formation of the local committee began and the interested had to clear three stages in order to be selected in the committee. The first stage required the students to undergo an Aptitude test. Group Discussion was held among the selected students as the second stage. For the final stage the students were called for a personal interview after which the selected students were finally allocated to their departments. -

- The LC JECRC board was also elected composing of – . President – Rudraksh Sharma . Vice President & Chief Finance Officer – Prekshit Suthar . Head, Administration – Kshitij Agarwal . Head, Human Resource & Alumni – Harshita Mathur . Exchange Coordinator – Akshar Soni September 2016 119 - The process of offer generation was started in the first week. - The local committee explained the various aspects of offer generation to the faculties. A meeting was held for all the departments separately where all the points to be taken care of while filling the offer form were explained. - Faculties gave a very good response and almost all of them were interested in generating their offer so as to host an intern. October 2016 – December 2016 - A total of 91 offers were generated by various faculties of different branches, out of which the best 35 were sent for exchange in Annual General Conference. - The following shows the break-up of the offers sent – . Mathematics – 3 . Biology– 4 . Mechanical – 6 . Management –5 . Electrical and Electronics –7 . Media and Marketing – 1 . Life sciences– 1 . Information Technology – 6 . Sciences (Chemistry &Biotechnology) – 2 January 2017 - National Conference was held in Manipal Institute of Technology, Udupi wherein the committee got its offers and also various developments sessions were held. - Out of the 35 offers, 20 offers from the following disciplines were selected: - . Mathematics – 2 . Biology– 2 . Mechanical – 5 . Management –3 . Electrical and Electronics –5 . Media and Marketing – 1 . Life sciences– 1 . Information Technology – 1 February 2017- June 2017 - Between this span all the documentation for the incoming and outgoing students was done. - In order to increase the number of incoming interns LC JECRC released a total of 50 COBE offers, out of which 16 were selected which were - a) Electrical Engineering – 2 b) Civil Engineering – 6

120 c) Biology – 2 d) Computer Science – 2 e) Other –2 f) Management–1 g) Chemistry – 1 - The overall exchange stats are shown below.

Interns Exchange Statistics - IAESTE • Incoming In 2017’s exchange, IAESTE LC JECRC had 26 incoming interns from various countries.

Name of Intern Country Department From To Economy & 23-Aug- Le Duc Anh Vietnam Management 1-Jun-17 17 Economy & 15-Aug- Son Minh Nguyen Vietnam Management 1-Jun-17 17

15-Aug- Kevin Kipruto Mutai Kenya Electrical 3-Jul-17 17

Economy & 29-Jun- 28-Aug- Marc Rubio Mulet Spain Management 17 17

Habeb Mohammed Saudi Abdullah Arabia Electrical 1-Jul-17 25-Sep-17 Economy Ly Thi Khanh Vu Vietnam &Management 6-Jul-17 30-Sep-17 Computer 17-Jun- Nahayo Patrick Kenya Science 17 1-Sep-17 15-Aug- Julia Mila Martinez Spain Biotechnology 3-Jul-17 17

Marcin Stanislaw 23-Aug- Jach Poland Electrical 2-Jul-17 17

Tom Robert Staes- 23-Aug- sens Belgium Electrical 2-Jul-17 17 Economy & Hoa Thi Nguyen Vietnam Management 6-Jul-17 30-Sep-17 Slovak 18-Aug- Lukas Zelko Republic Mechanical 10-Jul-17 17

Carolina Lopez 25-Aug- Duran Colombia Mechanical 25-Jul-17 17

25-Sep- 20-Nov- Sharon Virginia Pape Germany Mechanical 17 17 Natthawut Raengching Thailand Electrical 11-Aug-17 30-Sep-17 Lechner Joerg Germany Electrical 1-Feb-18 1-May-18 Maha Ben Youssef Tunisia Civil 10-Jul-17 18-Aug-17 121 Matthew Walker United Computer Sci- 10-Jul-17 15-Aug-17 Kingdom ence Charista Alverina Indonesia Civil 10-Jul-17 18-Aug-17 Julian Andrew Cummins United Chemistry 17-Jul-17 28-Aug-17 Kingdom Ignacio Manuel Fer- Spain Biology 19-Jul-17 18-Sep-17 nandez Guerrero Jindrich Duda Czech Computer Sci- 5-Jul-17 23-Aug-17 Republic ence Yazsinta Pinayung Indonesia Civil 10-Jul-17 18-Aug-17 Septianing Kidung Finsen Prayogo Indonesia Civil 11-Jul-17 23-Aug-17 Christian Prasetya Indonesia Civil 11-Jul-17 23-Aug-17 Maria Xenouli Greece Civil 19-Jul-17 14-Oct-17

Incoming – 2017

• Outgoing Iaeste Jecrc also had about 15 students from the University going to various countries for Technical Internships.

Name Country Department From To Ajendra Singh Vietnam Mechanical 1-Aug-17 31-Sep-17 Nilom Deka Vietnam Mechanical 1-Jun-17 31-Jul-17 Akshar Soni Germany Mechanical 10-Jun-17 10-Aug- 17

122 Rudraksha Germany Mechanical 1-Jul-17 31-Aug- Sharma 17 Prekshit Suthar Germany Civil 10-Jun-17 10-Aug- 17 Rohit Solanki Germany Civil 1-Aug-17 31-Sep-17 Anisha Mo- Belgium Computer 5-Jun-17 26-Jul-17 hanka Science Shubham Jain Nepal Civil 10-Jun-17 10-Aug- 17 Vishesh Gupta Nepal Civil 15-Jun-17 15-Jul-17 Pratul Kant Vietnam Mechanical 10-Jul-17 5-Sep-17 Aggarwal Amit Yadav Kenya Mechanical 10-Jun-17 10-Aug- 17 Aditya Singhal Kenya Mechanical 10-Jun-17 10-Aug- 17 Paritosh Sham- Poland Computer 3-Jul-17 13-Aug- ra Science 17 Vishesh Czech Automobile 7-Aug-17 31-Sep-17 Kothari Republic Ravi Meena Vietnam Mechanical 1-Jun-17 31-Jul-17

123 2017 was an excellent exchange year for IAESTE JECRC as it became the fastest growing committee in 4 years throughout India with 26 incoming and 15 outgoing students. June 2017 – August 2017 - Various trips were conducted for the incoming interns which includes – . Ajmer – Pushkar . Agra-Mathura-Vrindavan . Udaipur . Jaiselmer . Delhi - The interns were very happy and mesmerised by the heritage and culture of India. JECRC University also organised a trip for interns which covered whole of Jaipur. - The interns also took interest in the Spiritual Cell in JECRC Foundation which is basically for Medita- tion. - Team Zarurat also organised various programs for the interns in which the interns showcased their culture and many interns even taught the underprivileged children. - IAESTE JECRC took all the interns to Chokhi Dhani to give them an idea about the traditional food of Rajasthan and a view of Indian Villages.

124 Student activities:

17-06-2017 PG Induction Day Welcome to the new post graduate batch of 2017. Independence Day Independence day was celebrated with theme ek bharat shreshta 15-08-2017 Celebration bharat. Miss. India Khadi Miss India Khadi auditions were held in JECRC University. 18-08-2017 Auditions SKIT by Abhivyakti A play performed by Abhivyakti club 24-08-2017 Club RED FM college Ke A talent hunt show by RED FM to help new students to show their 02-09-2017 Tashanbaaz talent. Protsahan’17 Protsahan is event in which various sports competition was organ- 7-09-2017 & 8-09-2017 ised for school students Visit to Rajasthan Design students went to a visit of vidhan sabha. 12-09-2017 Vidhan Sabha DISQ by TCS Digital Impact Square (DISQ) is an online platform and a physical location at Nasik, Maharashtra. Students, young startups, and budding entrepreneurs from across India can participate at DISQ. It is an open social innovation platform designed to enhance the lives of citizens.

20-09-2017 Budding Bakers It was a new innovative idea by hotel management department 24-09-2017 Art Through The It was a photography event which consist of photographs captured of Lens Jecrc campus and award was given to the best picture 30-09-2017 Campus Fresh Face My FM conducted a singing and dancing competition for fresher 01-10-2017 by My FM students Workshop By IBM A workshop by IBM is conducted for the new technology and head 03-10-2017 Headstart start program. Law Learning Event An event conducted for law department to in which experts are 05-10-2017 being called to guide law students. PAC Meeting Department of science and technology ,government of India organ- 07-10-2017 ised a meeting regarding the projects. Salesforce Work- Sales force company conducted workshop for IT students on cloud 08-10-2017 shop computing. LAN Gaming A LAN gaming workshop was conducted for JECRC students to Workshop by introduce the new gaming concepts 09-10-2017 OMEN BDC’17 Youth are the rising sun of our country, awakening them and their participations in the making of better society is of utmost value. Blood Donation Camp has been organised for students. 11-10-2017 Sketching Compe- School of design organised a sketching competition for all other 20-10-2017 tition school students. ATV Racing Com- Mechanical engineering students organised an ATV car racing com- 24-10-2017 petition petition. Expresso’17 A Photography event was organised by maverick club of jecrc uni- 26-10-2017 versity.

125 Microsoft Regional A Microsoft corporation regional meet was organised at jecrc uni- 30-11-2017 Meetup versity. Freshers 2017 Freshers party was organised for all the first year students. 03-11-2017 NSTMIS Meeting Department of science and technology ,government of India organised a meeting regarding the projects. SOS Conference A national science conference was organised in Jecrc University. 07-11-2017 & 08-11-17 Cricket Tourna- A Small intercricket tournament was organised within the university. 15-11-2017 ment Art Through The Design students organised an event in collaboration with Hotel man- 20-11-2017 Plate agement students. Convocation 1st Convocation was organised and students were awarded with 06-01-2018 their degrees. Republic Day Cele- Republic day was being celebrated with full patriotism 26-01-2018 bration 25-01-2018 & 28-01- WOW It’s a literature festival in which we invite various prominent writers 2018 and authors from all around the world 01-02-2018 & 02-02- Microsoft Imagine A Microsoft corporation initiative organised by Microsoft officials to 2018 Camp introduce the imagine camp initiative 10-02-2018 & 11-02- JDS It’s a debating competition which is based on Model United Nations. 2018 23,24,25-02-2018 JU VERVE It was a national level Sports Fest. 15,16,17-03-2018 JU RHYTHM It was an annual Techno-Cultural-Business Fest. 19-04-2018 & 20-04- ISRO Science Exhi- Science exhibition of scaled models of ISRO for school students. 2018 bition

CLUBS AND CENTRE Students are encouraged to participate in co-curricular and extracurricular activities through these clubs and societies. The University recognises the importance of nurturing the talent and provides the resources and acts as a catalyst for the same. Residential life in JU hostels combines living and learning, both intricately linked with each other. Thoughtfully designed and managed, they provide the perfect setting for the academic pursuits. Technical Clubs ! Zenith - Aero modelling club ! Technofizi - Robotics Club ! Sanskrit Club (Dancing) ! Swarag Club (Singing,Musical Instrument) ! E-cell - Entrepreneurship and incubation club ! Nature bird Club ! Terra Club ! Armada Club ! Cyber security club

126 Extra-Curricular Activity clubs ! Schrieber’s - Media Club ! Pictxels - Photography club ! Theatre Club (Dramatics) ! English Conversation Club-Literary Club ! 3C (Club Catchy for Cultural)-Cultural Club ! JU Tritons - Sports Club ! Zarurat (N.G.O) - An NGO working towards kids’ education ! Maverick Club-Marketing Club ! JU Rhythm- Beats of Imagination (Annual Fest.)

127 Department of Training & Placement Placements at JECRC University have proven to be a boon in the career of all the students. JECRC University students get opportunities across a wide range of industries and companies visiting the campus every year with attractive salary packages and profiles to match students’ expectations. Once the placement season commences, one can feel the vibrant environment on the campus. Talents go barely unrecognized in the JECRC University as we leave no stone unturned, to place our students. At present, the competition for employment is increasing every day and placement has become a challenging task. Training of students and equipping them with life skills has become an important responsibility of the 128 institution. Along with technical expertise, development of a holistic personality is also necessary. To meet out these requirements, a fully-fledged training cell is operating in our University to enhance the capabilities of students on par with the industry standards. Once a student enters JECRC University, the Institution takes the entire responsibility to develop that indi- vidual into a personality. They are left open to a humpty number of choices lying in front of them to choose in parallel to their academics. JECRC believes in enhancing its students through dedicated concentration on each and every student and sees to that everyone enhances their talents with the opportunities they are provided with.

The key responsibilities of the Training & Placement Cell are:

• To organise campus interviews for final year students with industries and business houses of repute from all over India.

• To prepare students to face campus interviews, JU conducts In house training and has collaboration with professional trainers by arranging training in Aptitude tests, group discussions, preparing for Technical and HR interviews religiously.

• To promote career counseling by organising guidance lectures by senior corporate personnel and most importantly by the alumnus.

• JECRC University has been consistently setting milestones of campus placements amongst private institutions in India. Producing graduates who are well equipped to handle the working norms of the industry and commerce in the public and the private sectors has been the primary aim of the university. • The Placement Cell at JECRC University works professionally to identify and bridge training gaps in terms of skills required by the Industry to explore opportunities for students for placements. The Cell makes its best efforts to reach out to all sub-sectors of the industry in order to ensure that JECRC University graduates spread across the industry. • We even encourage our students to take opportunity in non-governmental organisation. In this initiative we arranged workshops from Teach for India for placement of our students in their fellowship program leading to direct employment. The Government Job Cell in the university trains our students for various competitive and administrative examinations for those who aspire to participate in the civil services examinations. We arranged a workshop from ALS IAS Academy who helped students understand the examination process and offered their services for their success. • JECRC University students gain valuable work experience through the internships provided, especially if students are looking to work in a specific career field. Since relevant work experience is one of the key qualifications companies look for when comparing candidates for a job or internship, completing several internships during college greatly increases the chances of being selected for a job after graduation. JECRC believes even though its students gain the knowledge required for suc- ceeding in a specific career through their University courses and curriculum, internships are one of the best ways to develop the required skills necessary to gain the experience required to be successful in the field. • Training and Placement Cell is a facilitation unit which is responsible for interacting with various industrial, management and research organisations in the country and abroad with the dual aim of ensuring that the students are given adequate technical exposure / industrial training for B.Tech. & other courses enabling them to get employment in organisations whose functional requirements of high caliber engineers, scientists and managers are best met by graduate and post-graduate students of the Institute. • JECRC University organises lectures and workshops, webinars, Skype calls with seniors to provide supplemental information on career counseling, interview techniques, soft skills development and introduction to industrial sectors / the professional world.

• In collaboration with TCS, JECRC University students participated in their entrepreneurial program called Digital Impact Square (DISQ) which is a novel initiative by the company to identify the students interested to work in research areas that impact human lives and contribute to the society. 129 In new technology areas, JECRC University identified a batch of 250 students trained them on SALESFORCE, a cloud based CRM platform which is in high demand by various corporate. Fur- ther, we trained 300+ students for TCS Remote Internship Program that offers opportunity to work on live projects with the mentors and provide direct PPI offers to the students.

• JECRC University also gives serious consideration to pre placement trainings for students of B.Tech. (All branches), BBA, B.Com., B.Sc., BCA, MCA & MBA and delivers a well-planned CRT for large placements of students. Having trained through CRT, Student are connected to companies for their campus recruitments, as per placement scheduled received time to time. It is a matter of great pleasure to state that big names like Capgemini, Accenture and Wipro took it in right spirit and selected JECRC University as their sole recruitment center for B Sc and BCA students of Rajasthan.

• The session of 2017- 2018 at the JECRC University has seen a great placement season so far despite huge challenges in the job market, companies cutting their workforce, new skill demand areas created and the overall scenario was quite gloomy but with the aggressive corporate connect program & sustained focus on developing new skill areas for the students we achieved healthy placement numbers. Top firms like TCS, Accenture, Ericsson, Pinnacle, Aon Hewitt, HSBC, Mindtree, De- loitte, EY, Matrix ComSec, Ernst & Young (E&Y), Capgemini, Hexaview Technologies, SkilRock, ITC Ltd., Zycus, BYJU, S&P Global, Sopra Steria, IBM, Nagarro, Newgen etc. continue to be big recruiters at the JU. The summary report of the placement statistics for the session is as below:

Batch Not Eligible Actual Eligi- % Placement of Size ble (Inter- Interested Stu- Course /Not Interest- ested) Placed Unplaced dents ed B.Tech CSE 199 62 137 136 1 99.27 B.Tech IT 7 1 6 6 0 100.00 B.Tech EC 21 4 17 15 2 88.24 B.Tech EE 32 6 26 22 4 84.62 B.Tech ME 116 10 106 43 63 40.57 B.Tech CE 81 50 31 18 13 58.06 B.Tech 11 0 11 0 11 0.00 Chem. Total 467 133 334 240 94 71.86 Engineer- ing BCA 28 7 21 11 10 52.38 MCA 113 19 94 49 45 52.13 BCom 12 12 0 0 0 0.00 BBA 15 14 1 1 0 100.00 MBA 37 6 31 30 1 96.77 B.Sc. Bio 36 32 4 1 3 25.00 group B.Sc. Maths group 21 15 6 2 4 33.33 130 Grand Total 729 238 491 334 157 68.02

• *Students not eligible and not interested were willing to pursue their higher education/ other career options such as startups, family business, Govt. Jobs and didn’t participate in any placement activity.

Activities to Enhance Students’ Capabilities at JECRC University:

• CRT (Campus Recruitment Training) Program:200 Hrs. Training Module for all the final year students on Aptitude, Reasoning, Math, English, Domain / Technical skill, Group Discussion, Pre- sentation & Mock Interviews etc. After acquiring the training the test the students through Testing & Pre-Assessment tools on Domain Knowledge and qualitative skills acquired through the CRT program.

• Center of Excellence: We provide intensive training to our students on emerging technologies like AI, IOT, Machine learning, Embedded systems in addition to their regular curriculum to prepare them for the Industry. Many of our Pre-final year students have taken training on live projects and are getting certified in these technologies. JECRC University is exploring collaboration in developing these centers with active participation from reputed organisation like TCS, Deloitte, IBM, HPetc.

• Learning Ecosystem:We have conducted Salesforce Training this year for our pre final year students and such initiatives will be a regular feature for JECRC students. Salesforce is an online CRM platform which is in big demand by corporate now a days. We have trained 250 students on this platform by trainers invited from the company and made them market ready. Under this program, two months comprehensive module was given to the students for acquiring badges and super badges.

• Microsoft Student Partner Program:Total 38 students were selected under the MSP program. This is the highest number of selection from any single institution across India. MSP is a program from Microsoft to enhance the students’ employability and increase students’ awareness on Microsoft Technologies. We have a Microsoft Innovation Center operational in the University which is established to train students on new technologies from Microsoft.

• 6 Months mandatory internship in the final semester Internship Drives are arranged for the students to get on the job training. This year 42% students received paid internship with stipend ranging from INR 4000-INR 28000 per month and 72% of the stipend based internship got converted into placements. This is considered a healthy figure across the board directly frominternship.

• Contest Based Hiring Cell: Most of the companies now-a-days go for contest based hiring where they evaluate each student on their technical knowledge like coding, programming & developing skills. We have started a cell which is dedicated towards this concept where in students are given special training on development of these skills and tested on their performance. If there are improvement areas for the students, then additional support is provided to help them master the required skills

Every year students participate in big numbers in these events like Codevita, EngineX, EnQuode by TCS, Techgig Geek Goddess sponsored by Accenture and TECHgium by L&T Technology Servicesetc.

JECRC University encourage students to participate in Hackathon, a problem solving competition and motivate them to participate in Smart India Hackathon, an event organised by MHRD every year. JECRC Foundation was the centre for two Ministries for Smart India Hackathon last year and this year JECRC is chosen as Centre for the Information and Broadcasting Ministry.

131 • Industry Academia Exchange Program: To encourage industry academia exchange, we invite experts from the industry to interact and share new developments in the industry and changed requirements of employability with the faculty and students. This ensures learning beyond the curriculum and fill the gaps in the industry demand and current skill set. We constantly evaluate our curriculum and try to make it industry relevant by inviting senior people from the industry in to our board of advisory. We have so far conducted 200+ workshops from eminent dignitaries across the industries to enrich the students ‘knowledge.

• Global Outreach Programme:University emphasises the need of global reach to all the participants. The university has strategically partnered with International Universities and research laboratories. The collaboration aims at enhancing and enriching the academic, technical and cultural exposure for the JECRC University students. New Focus Areas for JECRC University: Higher Education: Now-a-days we have observed that students are more interested to enhance their education and go for higher learning. For this they either opt for international colleges /universities or go for reputed ones in India. We have created an environment within our institution to guide them for the right course selection for their career advancement. 100+ students from various streams are pursuing their higher studies in various reputed International & National institutions. Outset: We offer comprehensive guidance and support on placements to all students falling in different performance criteria. We have created this cell to support entire student community across all the courses to get gainful employment in good companies. This ensures higher placement from the campus consistently throughout the years. Even students with marks lower than the eligibility criteria of the companies or those having less marks in their qualifying examination are ably supported by making them capable with the requisite training and allow them to be a part of placement process though this cell. Government Job Cell: We guide and counsel our students for opportunities in Government, PSU and Defence Services. Students those were interested to pursue their interest in Government Jobs; we helped them to identify gaps in their studies and reinforced them with additional learning from our expert faculties. Out of 102 students who had appeared for various competitive exams 14 students were successful in entering into government jobs. Social Entrepreneurship: We motivate students to participate in taking social initiatives and in community development prgrams which later becomes career opportunity for many students. We at JECRC University regularly organise Blood Donation Camps, have an operational NGO named as Zarurat, which extends help hand to the underprivileged children. Zarurat works 6 days a week, 5 days for curriculum related studies and the 6th day for the extracurricular activities for the overall development of kids. Our students participated in the Teach for India fellowship drive which aims at teaching the students who are studying in Government schools and raise the level of their learning. Startup Cell: JECRC Foundation has seen incubation of 150+ startups since last 5 years that shows the commitment towards the startup community and contribute to the “Make in India” campaign of Government of India. The Startup Cell helps in pushing the placements of students as more and more students are encouraged to ideate and implement their ideas for execution. To promote entrepreneurship and idea incubation, JECRC Foundation has developed a startup cell which support students who have ideas and want to transform them in to implementable solutions for the use of society. JECRC University students have executed11 startups which are operational and doing good business whereas the University supported in their incubation and 132 mentorship. List of Startups in E-Cell, JECRC University: Duty Door Started in 2016 Founder: Prateek Kataria MBA 1stYear DutyDoor is more than just an online servicing store, not only works for two-wheeler servicing, but it also takes your time schedule seriously. http://www.DutyDoor.com/ ColdFox Started in December, 2016 Founder and co-founder: Kunal Nandwana, Gitish Sharma and Chetnnya Jain B. Tech CSE IV Year. The ColdFox is a leading interactive virtual reality (VR) production startup. They provide services that redefine the means of entertainment, marketing/promotion, advertising, education, tours and travels, immersive VR content and many such users attracting services. The ColdFox is not limited with these services only but are innovating to provide new dimensions in VR. Trip -O-Treat Started in February, 2016 Founder: Ujjawal Khandelwal BTech CSE II Year Trip-o-Treat is here to enrich the travelling experience by offering best in class services to the travellers in an organised way and at most economical cost. http://www.tripotreat.com/ Safarnama Started in 2016 Founder: Siddhant Batra and Ashutosh Sinha Here you get a chance to share your amazing travel experiences, discover unique trips and travel itineraries by other travellers& make you connect with other travellers at times from different background. The company has got its tie up with OYO hotels and is under the pipeline of registration. The TubeLights Started in 2014 Founder: Tanay Shrivastava Thetubelights.com, e-commercial website an online megastore where they provide folks with the best offers on a huge variety of in use products. The company has raised funds and has been incubated in StartupOasis. www.thetubelights.com/ Comets Started in December, 2016 Founder: Ritik Kathuria BBA I Year A local city e-commerce based startup specially related to festive occasions where they provide folks with the 133 best and affordable variety of products. It’s an attempt by one of First lad to know the working market strate- gies and concept. The startup has its range in the home town of the boy i.e. Varanasi. Innovatsiya Started in 2016 Founder: Rishab Pratap Singh BTech II Year The entitled club INNOVATSIYA is meant for the welfare, development and enhancement of the talent and skills of the students in the following sectors: Aero modelling, Robotics, Automotive They provide workshops and seminars opportunities to students of school and colleges, so as to come and learn about the above mentioned fields. Eminent Colours Started in 2017 New startup working in field of Cakes and cupcakes with wide variety of designs. Sipway Started in 2017 Founder: Ankit Raj This is a healthy energy drinks providing focused startup which is in stage of idea generation. Atom Started in 2017 Founder - Rishab Agrawal and Aman Singhal They are developing a sustainable biodegradable grapheme battery which seems to be a potential project for the people of India and especially concerning Mobile Technology.

Our Top Recruiters in Batch Passing Out Year 2018:

134 Select list of Branch-wise Companies Visited for Placements of Batch Passing Year 2018:

Non Engineering

IT & ITES (Management & CS/IT Core EC/EE Core ME & Sciences) Civil Core TCS ITC Ltd. Cause Code Genus Power Pinnacle Infotech Accenture Interactive Brokers Newgen Software RMC Switchgears Ltd Jay Gauri Projects Capgemini Jaro Education Matrix ComSec Anora Lab FEV India IBM S&P Global SmartPrix Ericsson Smart Design Deloitte EnY Mindtree FEV India HLS Asia EnY Concentrix Hexaware Technology Smart Design Asahi Glass Intecons Zopper Appirio HLS Asia Samsung India Interactive Brokers Stellarix HexaView Technologies Prama HIK Vision RMC Switch- gears Ltd Soctronics Toppr.com SkillRock Technologies Samsung India JPPL Ltd.

InTime Tec Techienest App_perfect Jay Gauri Projects Artech Infosystem K21 Technologies TCS_DISQ Auriga IT Manstruck NIIT Technologies Concentrix BYJU InfoObjects Zopper Artech Infosystem Zycus Stellarix Kotak Life Insurance Echosense

Toppr.com Decathlon Sopra Steria Techienest FACE Adnate IT Solutions K21 Technologies GuruKripa Metacube Software BYJU Think & Quant HSBC Software (Sports) S&P Global Thrillophilia JUSPAY Kotak Life Insur- 21 Fools Josh Technology ance ATCS Marketing Mindz Decathlon Asahi Glass FACE Just Dial GuruKripa Think & Quant (Sports) Thrillophilia 21 Fools Global Space Smart Design Marketing Mindz HLS Asia Prama HIK Vision Web n Ware

135 Glimpses of Placement Activities:

136 University Event JU Verve To celebrate the victory of a sports era in our country, JECRC University promoted sports and social interaction between different colleges of India by conducting a three-day National Level Inter-Collegiate Sports fest named ‘JU VERVE’ held from 22nd to 24th February 2018. Different kinds of events like basketball, football, rugby, cricket, Flag football, chess, table tennis, volleyball etc. took place during all three days. Students of BCA and MCA participated in this event.

137 Rhythm JU-Rhythm” is envisioned as best techno-cultural and business fest to bring out the talent and to explore thes- ame in the budding students with prize worth 1.5 Million on 16,17,18 March

In the event of Induction cum Orientation-2017, Department of Mechanical Engineering got the chance to interface with Mechanical understudies of 2017-21 batch. Interaction was initiated by introduction of faculty members and after that every one of the understudies were approached to go ahead to the platform for their detailed presentation, which incorporates their name, education, family profession and hobbies. At the end Dr. Manmohan Singh Sodhi (HOD, Mechanical) presented the information about department of Mechanical Engineering. He likewise informed the understudies about extension, preferences, scope and advantages of Mechanical Engineering. An address concentrating on inspiration for the understudies and tips how to develop effective profession in Mechanical Engineering was conveyed by the Head of Mechanical Engineering department, he had interaction with the newly joined first year students. Independence Day Celebration 15 Aug- 2017 71th Independence Day was celebrated in JECRC University. Dr. D.P. Mishra, President, JECRC University, Jaipur hosted the national flag and made aware the students and faculties through his speech about duties of independent citizens of India.

138 Vande Mataram, A Voice of Unity, Oct-2017 ”Vande Mataram 2017” once again continued its legacy to unite the nation as more than 50000 people came together to proudly sing our national song. JECRC believes in the national unity and proves this by its action as over 6000 students of JECRC Foundation along with 800+ faculty members marked their presence in this event. Shri Amit Agrawal, Vice Chairperson JECRC Foundation took lead as the Chief Coordinator of Vande Mataram 2017 from Rajasthan Government side and has left no stone unturned for grand success of the event. All the Faculties and Students of Mechanical Engineering participated to make the event a huge success.

Blood Donation Camp-2017 October 11, 2017 JECRC University organised Mega Blood Donation Drive on 11th October which was inaugurated by Major General Shri. Anuj Mathur. JECRC foundation broke its own record of 1406 units by collecting 1427 units of blood this year. Students and Faculties of Mechanical Engineering actively participated in this event of noble- cause.

139 Fresher’s Day-2017November 25, 2017 JECRC University organised a FRESHER’S PARTY for the batch of 2017-2021 on 3rd November 2017. The thrilling party left everyone mesmerized by the extraordinary performances by JU students. Mr. and Ms. Fresher 2017 along with their subtitles were announced which was examined by the “RAMPWALKSHOW”and Question-Answer sessions. Chief Guest”MsAnuja Kashyap”,Model, Anchor, VJ workedas judge. She shared memories of her journey and milestone of glamour industry. Mr. Amandeep Gill Assistant Professor, JECRC University was Co-judge with Ms. Anuja Kashyap. Ms. Astha Sharma, student 1st Year, won the Best Dressed (Girls) award.

1st Convocation-2018 JECRC University organised 1st convocation for batch 2012 and 2013 students. Chief Guest Padma Shri A.S. Kiran Kumar, Chairman, Indian Space Research Organisation was awarded citation and degree by Mr. O.P. Agarwal, Chairman, JECRC University and Dr. D.P. Mishra, President JECRE University. B. Tech degrees were awarded to 38 Alumni Students of Electrical Engineering. 2012 batch students Mr. Punit Agarwal, Mr. Pradeep Sharma & Mr. Narendra Singh Rathor were awarded with Gold, Silver and Bronze medals respectively and 2013 batch Mr. Ravikant Ranjan, Ms. Megha More and Mr. Amit Kumar were awarded as Gold, Silver and Bronze medals respectively.

140 Sixth Edition of “Wonder of Words” 25th-29th Jan 2018 Five years have passed since we organised the first edition of “Wonder of Words in January 2013”. The support and enthusiasm of stake holders of JECRC Foundation was so encouraging that we were overwhelmed and it has encouraged us to organise the Sixth Edition of “Wonder of Words” from 25th Jan 2018 to 29th Jan2018. This Literary Extravaganza under the auspicious of CAI-JU had renowned Literary Personalities visiting JECRC University to interact with students and share their experiences. Thus we tried to infuse the importance of Arts, Culture and Literature among the students and also inculcate the idea of overall development of their personalities .The Speakers who visited us in last three winters have presumably shared their experiences which have traveled a long way and we have couple of renowned names who would be with us in the coming days.

141 JU RHYTHM-2018 (15-17 March, 2018) The University celebrated its National level techno-cultural fest from 15th-17th March 2018. Techno- cultural fest goes useful in developing overall personality and talent of students. To make this event successful, various committees were constituted.

ISRO EXHIBITION AT JECRC UNIVERSITY 19-20 April 2018 It is informed that “Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Exhibition” was being conducted at JECRC University from 19th to 20th April 2018. This was the second year in a row that ISRO selected JECRC Univer- sity in Jaipur for their annual exhibition. During its first edition at JECRC University, approx. 25000 school students from various schools across the state had visited the exhibition. The exhibition was concluded with a grand success. This year ISRO had the following to offer: Interesting & Exciting documentaries on how ISRO launched 104 satellites successfully. Working with indigenous CRYOEngine. Live launch of WaterRocket. Display Working exhibits /prototype/project by ISRO The presence of ISRO Experts who interacted with participants and teachers. A “National Quiz Competition” with the age group of 15-18 years was held on the theme Science & Technolo- gy. Winner and Runner Up were awarded with Cash Prize of 21,000/- and 11,000/- respectively.

142 This Exhibition proved to be a fantastic opportunity and a lifetime experience to the students especially of the sciences and technology and widen up their horizon.

REMINiSCENCE’18 on March 17, 2018 JECRC University organised Alumni Meet during which a cricket match was organised between alumni students and faculties of JECRC University.

JECRC HACKATHON 1.0 on January 10-11, 2018

JECRC University organised HACKATHON 1.0.

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