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MAHARAJA AGRASEN COLLEGE University of Delhi MAHARAJA AGRASEN COLLEGE Vasundhara Enclave, Delhi - 110096 University of Delhi Phone: 011-22610565, Fax: 22610552, Website: www.mac.du.ac.in Accredited by NAAC with 'A' Grade Concept & Design by: Abha Mittal, Vicky, Vinay Rai, Devender, Guntasha, Farah Khan Renu, Mahender, Sudhir Rinten, Praveen, Pramod, Ranvijay, Kishan Kumar, Shashi, Sonam MAHARAJA AGRASEN COLLEGE University of Delhi From the is accredited with Chairman's NAAC 'A' Grade Desk Mr Siddhartha Verma

It is my pleasure to address the students and staff of Maharaja Agrasen College through this annual report.

First of all, I extend my greetings to all the students and staff of Maharaja Agrasen College for being ranked amongst the best colleges in India by the National Institutional Ranking Framework of MHRD. As it enters its 25th year, the college is already recognized as a reputed college in the country. This could not have been possible without the hard work and commitment of the students and staff. The college is now well-positioned to take the next leap and be ranked among the first five colleges of the country. This is the mission of the Governing Body for the next twelve months. In this endeavor we seek the cooperation of all the students and staff of the college. The task is not easy, but half the battle is won when collectively we decide to take the first step in that direction.

The only way to reach that goal is when each one of us tries in our own way to do our best to help the college reach the highest level of institutional quality. I invite each student and staff member to come forward and put in their best efforts to take Maharaja Agrasen College to new heights in the coming year.

My best wishes to all.

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DEPARTMENT REPORT events was held on 26th of February 2018. The event attracted more than 200 DEPARTMENT OF BBE teams from different colleges of the University of Delhi. The Department of Business Economics aims at inculcating the spirit of Seminar cum workshop was organized on the topic “Image Processing using OpenCV & Python” A one day seminar on “Recent developments in electronics and managerial decision making, resource management in general and business th managerial capability in particular.With great respect for their teachers Industrial applications” was held on 15 March 2018. The students interacted with students celebrated TEACHER'S DAY on 5th September, 2017. academicians and industrialists and shared their real time experiences related to th the current developments in the electronic industry. Seminar on 'Digital Stories' was held on 16 October 2017.Eminent Speaker Dr. A workshop cum demonstration of “Precision Agricultural Techniques” was Anubhuti Yadav, Head of the Department of New Media and Information th st Technology at the Indian Institute of Mass Communication elaborated the role organized from 19 -21 January 2018, at Village Baroji, Haryana for the benefits of the farming community. All the of digital media to reach masses as a cost effective tool, a very pertinent media. prototypes exhibited at the village were designed and developed by the students. One day visit on 31st October 2017 to National Stock Exchange Delhi was as an initiative of Department to promote To make our students more sensitized towards environmental issues and conservation of wildlife, the department in collaboration with History and Economics Departments of the college organized a National Conference on “Biodiversity interactive and applied knowledge of discipline specific elective papers . At NSE regional office, through an extensive th th presentation led by NSE experts, students got to know real time functioning of stock market as well as different aspects and Climate Change - Wildlife Ecology, Conservation and Iconography” from 8 10 February 2018. The conference got of financial markets of India. an overwhelming response from large number of experts from different parts of the country. The students society BEA (Business Economics Association) organized the 5th edition of annual fest 'ENTREUZEST DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH th 2018' on 20 February 2018. It was a one day management colloquium comprising events like 'Master chef' a The Department of English had another eventful academic and extra-curricular calendar in 2017-18. The plethora of management decision making & Budget optimization task, followed by four business, marketing, planning and activities and events testify the exceptional zeal and involvement of teachers and students of the Department. economics related events namely 'Venture Roulette', 'Capture the Flag', 'Buzzingo' and 'Sherlocked'. Having The 6th edition of the Annual Lecture Series was held on September 15, 2017 in collaboration with SEEPHA (Society for participants form colleges all over Delhi, the event met with great success. the Preservation of Healthy Environment, Ecology and Heritage of Agra). The guest speaker, Prof. Savita Singh from Our departments students have brought laurels to the college in various inter college events, specially mentioning the School of Gender and Development, IGNOU, gave a talk titled “Ecofeminism: Battling Environment Degradation.” attainment of first prize in Bajaj Capital workshop by Manmeet Kaur & Shreya. English Proficiency Workshop conducted by Dr. Guntasha Tulsi on October 11, 2017 focused on diverse areas of language proficiency like grammar, vocabulary, listening, speaking and writing through effective use of audio-visual and DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE printed materials. The Department of Commerce has been growing over the years and the academic year 2017-18 had a great start. The Educational Excursion to Udaipur was organized from January 30 to February 4, 2018 . Students visited City Palace, Lake students didn't only participate to excel in academics, but also managed to organize great events, seminars, trips etc., Pichola, Ranakpur temple and Fateh Sagar as well as the Kumbhalgarh Fort.. under the guidance and mentorship of Teacher-in-charge Dr. Rajat K. Sant. 'LITERATI' the annual literary and cultural fest of the Department of English, was held on February 20, 2018. Events like The seminar on GST was organized by the department in order to incorporate knowledge of the new GST regime. C.A. Slam Poetry, Short Stories, Haiku, Debate, Pick-a-Word, Photography, Literature and Cinema Quiz characterized the Navya Malhotra was invited to impart the knowledge about ground level of implementation of this taxation system in academic exchange of the ideas between students and teachers in an interactive and fun-filled environment. our country and to share his observation in this context. Film Screenings have been a regular tradition in the Department. This year Joe Wright's adaptation of Pride and Seminar on 'Startup and innovation' was held in the month of August, in which guests like Mr. Saumyajit Guha, Mr. Prejudice, Baz Lurhman's Romeo+Juliet, Vishal Bhadwaj's Maqbool and Omkara, along with Francis Ford Coppola's Yuvraj Bhardwaj and Mr. Vijay Rathee were invited. Apocalypse Now, Charlie Chaplin's The Tramp were among the many films screened. The event 'CricMAC Friendly- Season 3', boosted the spirit of sports amongst all. Just like IPL, it had auction of the best Centre for Performing Arts and Cultural Studies (CPACS), Department of English has been actively engaged in cricket players of the college who then competed as teams. There were 4 teams of 11 members each. This event lasted exploring the nuances of courses like Media and Communication Skills, Modern European Drama, Indian Classical for about 2 weeks and successfully ended with the win of 'The Blazing Warriors.' th th Drama, etc. The Centre organized a two months long activity of scripting, shooting, editing and distribution of a short CRUSADE- the Annual Commerce Fest of MAC was a two day event that took place on 24 and 26 of February, 2018. anti-ragging feature film titled Shabad Sambhale Boliye to create awareness against verbal abuse and micro-aggression Students from various colleges and departments participated with zealous fervor. Crusade was a great platform for on the campuses of higher education in India. This year, Bharatmuni's Natyashashtra was the focal point as students them to use their skills in different ways in the 10 different sub events and apply their knowledge in a fun way!. and faculty engaged with it proactively. The Centre also organized 'Visits to Performing Spaces' for students to a The department conducted two educational trips, the first one to Shimla in March 2017 and the second to Manali in performance directed by Deepan Sivaraman, a world-renowned scenographer. December 2017. With a strength of 40 students in each trip, a great exposure was given to the Students of the Meet the Author as the final event of the Department was conducted on April 10, 2018. It consisted of a panel department. st rd discussion on topic, “Biography and Popular Imagination”. The panelists included renowned journalists and writers Shweta Sharma, student of 1 year bagged the 3 position in Hindi debate in the Annual Cultural fest of Janki Devi Vijay Lokapally and Yasser Usman. Memorial College. On its way of growing day by day, the Commerce department has also planned an International This year, thus, has continued the rich tradition of interaction, involvement, and learning on the part of both teachers th st Conference on 'Digital Economy', which will be held on 20 & 21 of April, 2018. Goals are high and we believe the best and students to make the best of mutually shared time in a meaningful, constructive and resourceful manner. exposure will be given to our students in all the upcoming events and upcoming years. DEPARTMENT OF HINDI DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS egkjktk vxzlsu egkfo+|ky; dk fganh foHkkx vius 'kS'ko dky ls gh ldkjkRed jgk gSA bl foHkkx us ges'kk deZ dks Hkkouk ls iz/kku The Department of Economics of Maharaja Agrasen College has always been a front runner in Academic exercises. This ekuk gSA lkSgknZiw.kZ okrkoj.k] riLoh f'k{kd f'kf{kdkvksa ds vfojy iz;kl ls rhuksa o"kksZa ds fo|kFkhZx.k ,dlw=k esa ca/ks jgrs gSaA bl oSf'od Department has been instrumental in the organization of the annual conferences on “Biodiversity and Climate Change” ifjí'; esa Hkh mís'; dh izkfIr ds izfr foHkkxh; Nk=k&Nk=kkvksa dh izfrc)rk ,d felky&lh cu xbZ gSA okn&fookn ;k ifjppkZ ds :i esa for the last six year. 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Two of the department 2017 faculty members, Dr. Soumya Shukla and Dr. S.N Rao have been awarded PhD this year. tqykbZ ls gh ukekadu ds nkSM+ ds lekIr gksus ds rqjar ckn ls gh uokxarqdksa ,oa vU; lsesLVj ds cPpksa esa izfrHkkfxrkvksa dks rS;kj djus dh bl foHkkx esa rRijrk Li"V utj vkrh gSA blh Øe esa vusd xfrfof/k;ksa dk lQy vk;kstu fd;k x;k] ftlesa fotsrk izfrHkkfx;ksa dks DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS ikfjrksf"kd Hkh fn;k x;k gSA Faculty Student Interface Programs: The department conducted induction program, AAGMAN - 2018, on 17th July 2017 to identify and analyse the gaps between the skill set of the students admitted and those required to attain the specific fnukad 13-14 flracj 2017 dks foHkkx es uopsruk ifj"kn~ dh lgHkkfxrk ds lkFk fganh fnol dk vk;kstu fd;kA blesa nks fnu ds learning outcomes of B. Sc (H) Electronics course. 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ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 3 4 ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 2017 dks lHkkxkj d{k esa vk;ksftr dk;ZØe esa uhyksRiy e`.kky] jkt nsgyoh vkSj jkgqy 'ks"k us vius xhrksa vkSj xtyksa ls lcdk fny thr DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS fy;kA The Department of Mathematics started its new academic session 2017-18 by blh dM+h esa foHkkx us laLd`fr dyk dsaæ ds lg;ksx ds lkFk Hkkjrh; ijaijk dks ;kn djrs gq, 22 tuojh 2018 dks olarksRlko dk electing the office bearers of “Ramanujan Society”. 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The speaker appreciated the quality of questions asked by the bl izdkj fganh foHkkx us rhu dk;ZØeksa dk lQyrkiwoZd vk;kstu fd;k rkfd fo|kfFkZ;ksa ds KkukRed laosnu dks etcwr fd;k tk ldsA students on Optimization Techniques. DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY The Students of the Department actively participated in the two days' workshop The department of History has been abuzz with curricular and co-curricular activities round the year. In order to on “Digital Marketing and Information Security” on September 23 and 25, 2017, organized by Computer Science for the promote a sense of historicity among the students, the department of History has been organizing various activities for students of B.Sc. Mathematical Science course. its students and is enthusiastically supported by the faculty. In this pursuit, the Department organized a visit to the Oneday fest “INFINITY'18” was organized on February 24, 2018. Various events like Debate, Brain Cruncher. Mini- National Gallery of Modern Art and Lodhi's Tomb and Lodhi Garden in the month of September in which over 50 Militia, Balloon Pyramid and Nut Stacker were conducted during the fest. The students of the Department actively students of B.A Programme (History and other courses) participated. During the visit to National Gallery of Modern Art, participated in the events like the college festival YUVAAN and other competitive events of the fests of other students came face to face evolution of art during the modern period of Indian history. Of special significance was the departments of the college and won prizes. evolution of Company School of Art as well as developments of indigenous art forms during colonial and post-colonial period. Students also visited the iconic Lodhi's tomb and the Lodhi Garden which has been an architectural marvel of DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION the medieval period. A week long Sports festival was organized by the Sports Committee in association with Department of Physical The department has been pioneering the cause of environmental awareness by successfully organizing National Education. The festival comprised of various sports events of Indoor & Outdoor nature like Chess, Carom, Table tennis, Conference on Biodiversity and Climate Change for the past six years. This year too, the department, in association Badminton, Cricket, Volleyball, Basketball, Kabaddi, Football along with Athletics. Students from various departments with departments of Economics and Electronics organized this annual show titled ''6th National Conference on of the college have participated in the week long sports festival which started from February 19, 2018 to February 23, Biodiversity and Climate Change: Wildlife Ecology, Conservation and Iconography from February 8 10, 2018. The Chief 2018 followed by Annual Sports Day on February 26, 2018. Guest for the Conference was Ms. Renu Singh, Director, Delhi Zoo. The keynote addrss was delivered by Mr. Nila Madhab Inter departmental tournaments were organized in various sports i.e. Football, Cricket, Volleyball, Basketball, Kabaddi. Panda, national award winning film maker famed for his films like I Am Kalam and Kadwi Hawa. Other eminent speakers To promote the sporting spirit in the stakeholders of the institution cricket match for the faculties was organized in the were Prof. S D Biju, the Frogman of India, Dr. Sumit Dookia, Dr. Debanik Mukherjee, noted documentary film maker college. On the Annual Sports Day athletic events for students like 100m, 200m, 4x 100m races, shot put, javelin throw Gurmeet Sapal, Environmentalist and News Editor from NDTV, Sushil Bahuguna, Dr. Tanuja Kothiyal, Dr. Meenakshi and long jump were organized. The Chief Guest for the occasion was Dr Sunil Sondhi, Principal of the college. He Khanna, Dr. Priya Gupta, Dr. Anu Jaidev, Dr. B C Sabat, Dr. Faiyaz Khudsar and Mr. Wasim Akram. The valedictory address distributed prizes to the achievers of different sports events. Separate trophies for the Departments were awarded for was delivered by Dr. Koustubh Sharma. their achievement in respective sports events. The Department is in process of starting an INTACH Chapter in the College to promote heritage conservation among the college community. For this student volunteers would be enrolled and trained by INTACH and who in turn would act as Inter college sports activities ambassadors of heritage conservation. The college team participated in various inter college events. Korfball team secured fourth position. Football team managed to reach top eight teams of Delhi University. Two Korfball players (Sakshi and Vinay) of college participated in DEPARTMENT OF JOURNALISM all India Inter University Championship. Two students (Badal in Baseball and Nageshwar in Ball Badminton) also The Department of Journalism will mark the end of the academic year 2017-18 participated in All India Inter University tournament from Delhi University team. Deepak and Ajay Pandey represented with great stories to narrate and ideas to deliver. The Department has played a Delhi team in National Championship in Ball Badminton and Softball respectively. Sarvpriya Gautam got silver in Inter significant role in uniting the key facilities to the students of B.A. (H) Journalism and college Athletics Marathon and Bronze in 10,000m run. Sumit Chauhan won gold in Inter college Archery competition in Advanced Diploma in T.V. Program and News Production for what is needed to face 50m and 70m and Silver in Olympic round. the tough media world outside. DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE (CHEMISTRY, COMPUTER SCIENCE, PHYSICS) The academic performance of the department can be recorded with the superb placement of two of its 3rd year student Janani Krishnan and Kanishka Pandey. The B.Sc. Physical Science Course started functioning under the Convenorship of Dr Nibedita Khuntia, Assistant Professor, Department of Biology. The committee worked sincerely during the whole session by conducting several The Department has also been working to enhance the key skills required to become a competitive journalist and programmes and organising various functions for the benefit of students. The Convener received full co-operation and motivates students to take up practical projects. The students have submitted to magazines, radio shows and good support from the Teacher-in-Charges of the constituent departments, Dr. Asha Gupta (Physics), Dr. Vandna Soni short films and documentaries coping up to scale with the industry. The Department also delivered its in-house (Chemistry) and Dr. Latesh (Computer Science). magazine 'Mac Voice' which has articles, poems and photographs from the students of the department. The Orientation Program of the newly admitted 1st year students followed by plantation of trees in the campus marked the Department not only encourages practical learning, but also extra-curricular activities, which help to extract out the auspicious beginning to the academic session 2017-18. gems in some kids adding glory to the department in various fields such as acting, dancing, singing and more. Library Orientation program was conducted on 10th August 2017 for the first-year B.Sc. Physical Science students to The Department organizes various workshops to boost students mind and to make them learn about the make them acquainted with the existing library facilities. professionalism sustained in the market. It provides the students with the exposure of the real working environment Cricket Match by introducing them to the top most journalists and motivational speakers of media industry like Sahil Maghnani The First Intra Departmental Cricket Match was organized between 17-19, September 2017. Prizes were also (CNN), Sakal Bhatt (Republic TV), Neeraj (Sahara Group) and Sarvesh Tiwari (I.P University). distributed to the Winners and Runners Up. The team members gave their 100 per cent as players and played the game The departmental trip was organized to Mussoorie for three days which was marked with complete fun and frolic. in good spirit showcasing sincerity and dedication the event deserves. The Department also organized the Annual Journalism Fest of MAC, YATHARTH 2018. The event was marked with the Workshop auspicious presence of our alumnus Sakal Bhatt who is currently working with Republic TV. She enlightened the th students on the harsh truth of the media world. The guest of honor for the event requested students to receive ardently The Department of Computer Science organised a one-day workshop on 9 November 2017 on “Android Application what the college has to deliver. The fest was followed by a number of events to hunt for potential and budding writers, “by Mr. Sourabh Taneja and Mr.Sonu Prakash from APTRON Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Noida, U.P. orators, performers and debaters. The event was a great success with participation from different colleges to acknowledge the talent of students. Scintilla The Annual Cultural Meet of the B.Sc. Physical Science, “Scintilla” was organised on 20th February 2018. The meet was

ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 5 6 ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 an amalgamation of various activities such as Debate, Quiz, Web page making, Computer Games and Fun Games. Students from all the different departments of the college participated in the competition. The students of B.Sc. Upadhyay” which was delivered by Shri Ashok Moadak, National Physical Science did very well in all these events. st Along with the prize distribution to the winners, the students of B.Sc. Physical Science felicitated all the laboratory staffs Research Professor, University of Mumbai.21 September 2017, the Mr. Bhagwandas, Mr. Pramod, Mr. Ashish, Mr. Vinod and Mr. Dung Dung without whom the grand event could not have department has also organized lecture on “The Life and Mission of become a success. Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay” which was delivered by Shri Ashok Moadak, National Research Professor, University of Mumbai. A two day ICCSR sponsored national conference on “Pandit Deendayal Annual Sports Meet th th The Annual Sports of the college was organised on 26th Feb 2018. The student participants from B.Sc. Physical Science Upadhyay: Mission and Vision” was organized on 5 - 6 January 2018 by received trophies as listed below. Department. Shri O. P. Kohli, Honourable Governor of Gujarat was the • Winners in all the team events such as Basket Ball, Cricket, Kabaddi, Volley Ball. Chief Guest in inaugural session. Shri Ram Bahadur Rai, Chairman of • Runners Up in Women Basket Ball IGNCA, Shri Bajrang Lal Gupta, Professor Yogesh Singh, Vice-Chancellor, • Winner and Runners up in Long Jump ,Winners in 100m Race, winners in Shot Put and again winners in Chess, Delhi Technological University, Professor V. K. Malhotra, Member Secretary, ICSSR, were some of the dignitaries who which were individual event graced the seminar and shared their views. Chanakya, the student society of Political Science Department, Maharaja Agrasen College, organized a one day fest of Students Achievements in Co-curricular Activities academic activities. Various events on several important and relevant themes like Rajneeti (impersonating any Indian The students of the department excelled in various areas organized by other departments of the college and brought or international politician), Sketch-o-Politics (political caricature) and extempore were conducted in the duration of the laurels to the department. one day fest. Students took a new initiative and organized a new event “IT'S A PARTY”, wherein students had to design

th their own party logo followed by an explanation of that. Further self-composed poetry Dill Kohl Ke, Vaad-Vivaad and DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY participated in the organization of the 6 National Conference on “Biodiversity and Climate Colors of India (poster making) etc. were also organized. Change” with the sub theme “Wildlife Ecology, Conservation and Iconology”. As it is an interdisciplinary conference, students of B.Sc. Physical Science students took active part in volunteering and attending the conference in large COMMITTEE REPORTS numbers. They learnt how animal poaching is happening and also came to know about the organizations that are protecting and conserving these animal resources in India. ANNUAL ACTIVITY COMMITTEE Lecture Series The academic year 2017-18 at Maharaja Agrasen College started off with an Orientation day to welcome new students B.Sc. Physical Science Course hosted its First lecture series, which gave the opportunity to the students to understand and acquaint them with their chosen respective courses along with their different pedagogical systems. The event was some new and important concepts related to science and technology, on 27th March 2018. The inaugural lecture was to make them aware of the need to understand the importance of discipline, education and their responsibilities given by Dr. Sunil Sondhi, Principal, Maharaja Agrasen College, where he stated the need of understanding new towards the college. The occasion culminated with the Plantation Drive where the students wereintroduced to concepts and their applications in our daily life. different plant species in the college. During the academic year 2017-18 , two lectures were held under the aegis of Eminent Speaker Prof. Vijay Gupta, Department of Physics, University of Delhi, enriched the students with his views Annual Activity Committee led by convenor Dr Abha Mittal. Firstly, on 31 October 2017, Sardar Patel Memorial Lecture on Energy harvesting with some live demonstrations, on how energy can be generated when there is no electricity . was held.The Chief Guest, Shri K.G. Suresh, Director General, IIMC, an eminent media personality, spoke on the role of Prof. T.V. Vijay Kumar, Mathematics and Computer Science professor, JNU, Delhi. discussed Centralized database media in transforming the dynamics of political, social and economic relations in the contemporary global world. He systems and distributed database systems and explained the difference between them. Dr. Indu Tucker Sidhwani, motivated the students to follow the ideals of Sardar Patel in leading a principled life to achieve their and nation’s Associate professor (Retd.), Department of Chemistry, Gargi College had a fruitful interaction with the audience ideals. where she discussed about the positive ways where the chemical industry affects us. She spoke on the topic of “Green On 12 January 2018 , Swami Vivekananda Memorial Lecture was held where the Guests of Honour included Shri Chemistry” Baldev Bhai Sharma (Chairman, NBT), Shri Ashok Beri (Eminent Member- RSS-ABP) and Shri Debashish Mukherjee (Value Education Resource Person at R.K. Mission). The event was graced by our Principal, Dr Sunil Sondhi. Swami DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS under the guidance of Dr. Asha Gupta, the teacher-in- charge, Vivekananda’s injunction to the youth to serve humanity was extolled and his teachings to appreciate the rich and diverse culture of our country was celebrated organised a number of activities during the academic year. Phyiscs Talk: To commemorate the birth anniversary of legendary physicist Albert B A PROGRAMME COMMITTEE Einstein, the department organised a lecture by the renouned Cosmologist and B.A. (Programme) started its new academic session 2017-18 with an Orientation Programme for the newly inducted Science communicater Professor Patrick Dasgupta on the topic “The Mysterious students. B.A. (Programme) remained involved throughout the year in various academic and co-curricular activities. Cosmos”. The lucid presentation with myriad illustrations on a complex topic such In September 2017, elections for office bearers of “LAKSHYA SOCIETY “, a society of B.A. (Programme) students were as this satiated the curiosity of imaginative minds of our students. held. “LAKSHYA SOCIETY” started its functioning by organizing a debate competition on “SOCIAL MEDIA HAS LOST IT'S Dr. Asha Gupta along with Dr. Krishan Kumar was instrumental in setting up of CREDIBILITY” on 27 September 2017.The SOCIETY” organized the 3rd edition of Annual Fest 'Aaghaz' from 19-20 modern physics lab in the department which enabled the students of fifth semester to do the practicals prescribed in February 2018. It was a two-day festival, which showcased the talent of B.A. (Programme) students. Students from all the curriculum . Further, the students were taken to a visit of the Post- graduate department of Physics and the departments participated and contributed enthusiastically. Students of B.A. (Programme) also volunteered and Astrophysics, University of Delhi by Dr. Swami Nandan to appraise them of the current research work being done there participated in various events organized by the College such as the workshop conducted by the Department of and interaction with renouned professors was facilitated.Teachers of the department took various initiatives to arrange Computer Science, 6th 'National Conference on Bio-diversity and Climate Change'and in the Annual Sports Meet with a for guidance for students whowish to pursue M.Sc and other allied higher studies at Indian Institutes of Technology, lot of enthusiasm, where they won three trophies. Students of B.A. (Programme) not only participated but also played a IISERsetc, by qualifying the national level competitive examinations like JAM- Joint Admission Test and JEST- Joint key role in organizing the college festival “YUVAAN”. The academic session 2017-18 proved to be quite an eventful and Entrance Screening Test. Such interface of the department with the outside world of academics will go a long way in successful year for the students of B.A. (Programme). defining the changing nature of modern pedagogy. EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITY (ECA) COMMITTEE DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE The wide array of activities held under the rubric of Extra Curricular Activity Committee (ECA) of Maharaja Agrasen The Department of Political Science began it new academic session 2017-2018 by welcoming its new batch of students. nd College offered creative stimulation which fostered the holistic development of a student's intellectual, cognitive, The academic year was very eventful for the department. A symposium was held on 22 August 2017 on the topic social, and artistic skills. Dr Deepa Sharma, Convener with her dedicated team of faculty members organized several “Kashmir Problem: The Issue of Article 35A”. Shri Ashutosh Bhatnagar, Executive Director, Jammu and Kashmir Study events under its aegis:- Centre was the Chief Guest and Shri Yashraj Bundela, Advocate, Supreme Court of India was the Guest of Honour. On social, and artistic skills. Dr Deepa Sharma, Convener with her dedicated team of faculty members organized several 21st September 2017, the department has also organized lecture on “The Life and Mission of Pandit Deendayal

ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 7 8 ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 events under its aegis:- On 23rd January, 2018, Vidyottma Girls Hostel committee organized a HERBAL HEALTH CARE CAMP which brought a full The first event was the celebration of the 70th Independence Day on 15 August, 2017. A quiz was conducted on India's body checkup and seminar for all students of Maharaja Agrasen College. After an interesting but enlightening talk Constitution and history by Inquisitive The Quiz Society and the Kite Flying Competition held to celebrate freedom of about healthcare, all students and staff had a body checkup. The health camp helped the students to understand the thought and expression in both public and private spaces. importance of proper diet and nutrition as well as regular exercise. The SPIC MACAY (The Society for Promotion of Indian Culture and Music among Children and Youth) chapter of our A 2 day educational trip to Kurukshetra-Chandigarh was organised from 16th to 17th March, 2018. During the span of two college was revived to educate and engage the students on Indian heritage and culture. This academic year witnessed days, the hostellers visited a number of attractions such as Geeta museum, Pinjore gardens, Rock garden, Rose garden three soulful renditions by noted musicians and singers as a part of the SPICMACAY Virasat Series 2017-18. On 16 and Sukhna lake. August, 2017, Shehnai Vaadan by Pandit Daya Shankar, a Sangeet Natak Academy (U.P) winner whose performance of Continuing the tradition of Vidyottma, the 3rd Cultural and Sports fest was organized during April, 2018. But this time at “bhava” aspect of music had the audience completely enthralled. The second one on 17August 2017, saw the act of a greater level, Vidyottma organized a series of inter- hostel competitions during the festival, in which the hostel celebrated flutist Pandit Ronu Majumdar, who enabled the audience to have a richer appreciation of this traditional art residents of the neighboring Delhi University college, Shaheed Rajguru College Of Applied Sciences for Women form. Music-in-Prayer was experienced on 31 January 2018 with the recital of Gurbani by Bhai Manohar Singh. His (SRCASW) were invited to participate. recital of Gurbani and the 'Kada Prasad' distributed to all at the end embodied the interplay of faith, divine truth and The sports events included the Chess, basketball, 100m and 200m races along with badminton. The sports festival music. ended with the distribution of certificates to the winners and the participants. It was followed by the cultural festival of “Prarambh 2017” on September 1, started the academic session with a bang to welcome the first years to the college. Vidyottma hostel during which a chain of competitions including western dance and singing, rangoli making, face The riveting performances by Abhinay- the Street Play, Septune- the Music Society, Meraki- the English Theatre Society, painting, painting and personality walk were also organized. The appraisals by the judges of each competition Samayantar- the Stage Play Society and Natraj- the Dance Society, left the spectators mesmerized. “Prarambh 2017” complemented to the success of the fest of Vidyottma Girls' Hostel. The 3 days cultural event came to its ceremonious was a stimulating and creative start to many wonderful events that lay ahead for the students. end by a group dance performance and the final distribution of prize money and certificates at the closing ceremony. The introduction of Meraki- the English Theatre Society in August 2017 added a new flavor to the existing vibrant Undoubtedly, the success of the event was a great complement to the hard work of the organizers and the volunteers theatre society of the College. Meraki's two plays; one, entitled 'Waiting on Trains', showcased at “Prarambh 2017” and and most importantly of the hostel committee. the other titled “Halfway House” was performed at Yuvaan 2018. The innovative theatre techniques of Meraki are an STUDENTS ADVISORY COMMITTEE expansion of the existing dramaturgical tradition of the College. Qissa- the Film Making Society debuted this academic session with its first Film Festival “Roll In” during Yuvaan 2018. The student Advisory Committee of Maharaja Agrasen College ably supervised and guided the students' activities in Maharaja Quiz, the first edition of the National level quiz organized by Inquisitive The Quiz Society on 13 October 2017, academic session 2017-18. saw participation from across twenty-five colleges in Delhi and elsewhere. It provided the students with an opportunity Democracy is the buzz word for the youths of Delhi University and Maharaja Agrasen College is not an exception. With to be aware of the intricacies of quiz format while making them prepared for future cognitive battles. the beginning of Students Union in the college since 2016, channelizing and utilizing the energy of the students was a great challenge. The Students Advisory Committee with support from Administrative Staff and Teaching Faculty Under the Ek Bharat Shrestha- Bharat Program, an initiative of the Directorate of Higher Education, India, Maharaja th Agrasen College chose to promote national integration through the mutual appreciation of the cultures of different has successfully conducted the free and fair Students Union election on 28 October, 2017 under the guidelines of regions of our country. This year the focus being Sikkim, Inquisitive The Quiz Society organized an intra-college Quiz Lingdho Committee recommendations. The students participated in good number to elect Mr. Ayush Nagar of competition on Sikkim on 29January 2018, a North East Folk Dance was performed on 21 February 2018 and a Blog B.Com 2nd year as President, Mr. Rohit Kumar of B.A. Hons Hindi 1st year as Vice President, Ms. Anjali Sharma as Writing competition held in the first week of April. The enterprise seeks to acquaint the MAC community of the Secretary Women Welfare and Mr. Brijesh Kumar as Secretary of Social Welfare. The oath taking ceremony of newly vibrant and rich culture of Sikkim. The North-East Society has been participating in every Annual Cultural Festival of elected Students Union of Maharaja Agrasen College was successfully conducted, Member of Parliament Sri Varun Maharaja Agrasen College since its inception in the academic session of 2015-16. This year the society through the Gandhi was the Chief Guest of this event. The oath taking function was followed by the Fresher's Party organised by students union in support with the “Mao-Naga War Dance of Manipur”, popularly known as Kadedo, enacted the play of memory, history, trauma, and th shared beliefs performed by the different tribes of North East students of the College. Students Advisory Committee on 11 Nov, 2017. More than 700 fresher's and 1000 other students enjoyed the music and sound in the college ground. The student Advisory Committee and Students Union jointly organised the VIDYOTTMA GIRLS' HOSTEL Star Night event on 28th February, 2018. More than 2000 students witnessed the star performance of Celebrity Deep As another academic session comes to an end, Vidyottama Girl's Hostel has celebrated Money (Punjabi Singer) in our college ground. a plethora of events as a family. It has been a home away from home for all the The student Advisory Committee organised Career Counseling for students. A talk by Dr. S. S. Pandey on “How to hostellers. With the beginning of a new year in the college begins the arrival of new prepare for Civil Service Examination” was organised on 12th March, 2018. More than 150 students participated and footsteps in Vidyottma Girls Hostel. It's mystifying yet mesmerizing to see how these put their queries to the resource person. new members become a part of the Hostel family so easily and on the spur of the MAC ALUMNI COMMITTEE moment. And thus to stand up to the expectations of this new lot, the hostellers welcomed these new members on August 27. The program started with grand entries The Alumni Committee has been consistently working for bringing the alumni closer to the College. This is done by way of new members and the hostel quadrangle was packed with people having convivial of regular updating of database in order to have better communication with the alumni. Today, we have sanitized smiles, resounding laughter and with excitement at its peak. The event concluded and database of over 6000 students. The Committee is in process of putting together a dedicated website/web link through everybody danced their hearts out. which the alumni can update her contact and profile details on a regular basis.which the alumni can update her contact and profile details on a regular basis. The Committee has drafted a Memorandum of Association for the formation of The hostel has established itself as an interface for an explicit exchange of social and cultural traditions. Be it Lohri, Holi, Alumni Association of Maharaja Agrasen College. Once registered, all activities pertaining to alumni shall be jointly Diwali or Eid, the occupants of the hostel have stood together and celebrated Indianess, irrespective of class, religion or coordinated with the Alumni Association and the College. region. The hostel's cultural committee organized DANDIYA NIGHT during the Navratri season. The hostellers danced Alumni Committee organized Annual Alumni Meet on February 12, 2017 which was attended by over 150 members. As their hearts out to the tunes of garba and dandiya. a departure from past years, this year's meet was held during daytime. Main highlights of the Meet were a cultural The hostellers celebrated the Diwali ,festival of lights with great enthusiasm and flowers, fruits, sweets, Pooja program presented by the College dance society Nat raj, tug of war and lemon and spoon race for the alumni Samagriand and diyas were arranged. With all hostellers dressed in traditional clothes, Diwali Puja was organized in the coordinated by the Girls' Hostel volunteers. Another attraction was the Prop Corner which was well stocked with masks, hostel quadrangle. wigs and props of various types. The Alumni Meet ended with cake cutting ceremony and lunch. Lohri festival, was celebrated on January 13 with great enthusiasm in Vidyottma girl's hostel. All the residents gathered The Committee has decided to start 'Meet your Alumni' which would be a monthly program where established alumni together for the celebration. A bonfire was lit and popcorns and peanuts were offered to the bonfire seeking would share their experiences with the College community. abundance and prosperity. The evening ended with hostellers dancing to Punjabi songs, glorifying the aura of this festival. LIBRARY COMMITTEE Holi has always been one of the most awaited festivals in the country. Vidyottma Girls Hostel celebrated the festival of Library of Maharaja Agrasen College, University of Delhi is well established with a collection of more than 40,000 books colors with bright herbal colors and sweets and great zeal. and 47,000 National and International e-journals and other important e-resources related to Science & Technology, Social Science, Arts and Humanities. The library is well equipped with latest information and technologies managed by

ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 9 10 ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 the qualified and dedicated library staff. An information technology caters to the organized a One-day Seminar titled as "E-Procurement: A Step Towards Transparent Digital India" January to create students, faculty members, research scholars and community involved in seeking awareness and update the faculty members with the new e- procurement norms and procedures. Dr Vikas Gupta, behavior discipline. Library is fully managed by ALICE FOR WINDOW Library Deputy Registrar, University of Delhi talks on the purchase policies regarding Government e- market (GEM). Mr. Sanjeev Kumar, Director, Communications & Information Services, JNU deliver a talk on the policies and Automation Software. procedures of e-procurement. IQAC along with Abdul Kalam Center organized a two day National Conference on' Fostering Quality Research in Higher Education' to provide a forum to share the wide and varied practices and initiatives of the student driven and institutionally-supported research at the undergraduate / postgraduate level which leads to the combination of factors necessary for quality research, pedagogical effectiveness, enhanced learning Services & Achievements outcomes, research productivity, promote networking and stimulate discussion. Eminent educators from IGNOU, and • Library books loan facilities. University of Delhi captivated the audience throughout the span of two days by delivering highly informative invited • CAS (Current Awareness Service) lectures in the conference. The highlight of the conference was the participation of students and teachers from various • News Alert is weekly provided through scanning of latest news and articles from national news papers. parts of India, and the resulting diversity in attendees. • Journals, Magazines, News papers, Reading facilities. ABDUL KALAM CENTER • Long Range Reference Service Taking the vision of the erstwhile Honorable President of India, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, Maharaja Agrasen College set up • E- Resources Service through DULS network and N-LIST Services through UGC Inflibnet Ahmadabad Gujarat. the Abdul Kalam Centre to provide support facilities to its students as well as faculty members for carrying out their • Library Workshop : MAC, DU Library organized a one day library workshop on April 20, 2017 on the topic research activities. The college has successfully completed 12 innovation projects in the years 2012-15 and 09 in 2015- 'Information literacy: Access & Retrieval'. 17 wherein our student researchers have shown tremendous creativity and have come up with some pilot products • Two days Library Book Exhibition was organized from17-18 August 2018 . that have direct applications in practical life and can be converted into a marketable product. The enthusiasm of • Two weeks Library Orientation Programme was organized students is the major driving force behind the setting up of this center. Their performance in the past fuelled the  Library workshop : MAC,DU Library organized a one day library workshop on dated 20 April 2017 on the college to provide them with better facilities and a conducive environment where they may use their latent topic 'Information literacy: Access & Retrieval'. capabilities to the hilt.  Two days Library Book Exhibition was organized from 17-18 August 2018 . About more than 30 reputed Abdul Kalam Research Centre is one of the key initiatives of Maharaja Agrasen College that offers logistics and book publishers/distributors participated. infrastructure support to researchers, both faculty and students. A single point research oriented hub with infrastructural and software and hardware support, the Centre serves as a one-stop space for nurturing raw • Two weeks Library Orientation Programme was organized innovative ideas from students/ faculties into a well-defined research or practice. • N-LIST, -(National Library and Information Services Infrastructure for Scholarly Content) facility in our At present seven star innovations research projects funded by University of Delhi are being run in the center. college library for our library users in which more than 5000 e journals and e books access through login pass word users can be access any place any time without go to library building. GANDHI STUDY CIRCLE • Index Guide on the book racks for to make easy searching of existing books. Gandhi Study Circle aims to carry forward the ideas of M. K. Gandhi, the Father of the Nation and practice his belief in 'ahimsa'. In February 'Khula Manch' based on Gandhi's ideology was organized where one was free to present or MAC : INITIATIVES AND PROGRAMMES express whatever one liked. About fifty students had enthusiastically participated in the event. Paper presentation, poetry recitation and quiz were held to emphasize the relevance of Gandhi's teachings in a highly polarized world. At EMBEDDED SYSTEMS AND ROBOTICS CENTRE the end of the program, prizes were distributed to the winners. Embedded Systems and Robotics Centre (ESRC) saw a series of activities in the CENTRE FOR PERFORMING ARTS AND CULTURAL STUDIES academic year 2017 18. The center organized a 5-day hands-on workshop titled 'Programming with Arduino' from July 17 to 21, 2017. The workshop was organized Centre for Performing Arts and Cultural Studies was founded with the help of a project submitted and approved for in collaboration with SIP1606, Abdul Kalam Centre (AKC). The workshop was non-recurring grants by Delhi Government. The Centre has a small library of books on related areas. Being part of attended by 26 students from 4 colleges. The sessions were conducted by Dr. Department of English, the Centre is also helping the Department evolve new courses like Media and Communication Praveen Kant Pandey, Dr. Maneesha, and Dr. Sachin Kumar from Maharaja Agrasen Skills, Text and Performance, Modern European Drama, Indian Classical Drama. To this effect, the Centre organised College and Dr. Sukhbinder Singh from Hansraj College. ESRC and AKC collaborated several activities in 2017-18 covering from offline performances, screening and making of films, and short videos as with Department of Electronics, Shaheed Rajguru College of Applied Sciences for part of students and faculty development programme. In 2017-18, the Centre did a two months long activity of Women (SRCASW) to organise the workshop titled 'Virtual Instrumentation in LabVIEW & IoT with Raspberry Pi' from scripting, shooting, editing and distribution of a short anti-ragging feature film entitled 'Shabad Sambhale Boliye' to January 3 to 7, 2018. The sessions were conducted by experts from the industry. create awareness against verbal abuse and micro-aggression on the campuses of higher education in India. This year Two teams of students represented the college in Robotics Competition 'Rofsoc-2018' organized by Deen Dayal the Centre is particularly interested in exploring the applied text 'Natyashashtra' of Bharatamuni to be incorporated as Upadhyaya College and Robotics for Society, JNU. Teams bagged 1st and 2nd Prize. Apart from cash prize, the winner part of main areas for the Centre to develop for students and teachers of Delhi University. This year students and team was offered one month internship in the month of June 2018 at Robotics for Society, JNU. Students participated in faculties visited Ambedkar University to be part of a performance directed by Deepan Sivaraman, a world renowned robotics competition in Expo'18, organized by SRCASW and won the 1st and 2nd prize. Students also won accolades in scenographer. The performance here underlined a design of play turning audiences into spect-actors who had to be Innovix organized by Sri Aurobindo College and in Techkriti'18 organized by IIT Kanpur. part of nation-making actively. INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC) NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS) The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) was set up in Maharaja Agrasen College, University of Delhi on October 3, The NSS unit of Maharaja Agrasen College undertook the following activities during 2015. The MAC-IQAC is committed towards enhancing the academic and research environment of the college. The 2017-18 academic session. IQAC 2016-17 comprising of Principal as Chairperson and Dr. Maneesha as the Coordinator along with teachers-in- 1. Swachhtta Program: charge and administrative officials work in tandem to prepare the academic calendar prior to the commencement of “Zero Impact On Environment”- group of MAC-NSS organized weekly the session. All departments submit not just their calendar of activities in advance but also the budget for the same in cleanliness drives in the College and nearby areas including the market the prescribed format in order to minimize time spent on approvals. The departments have been regularly analyzing paper wise results along with follow up remedial measures. The IQAC laid down norms for department activities and for 'four' months. With a genuine concern towards the degrading meetings and specified that all activities should be organized in the second half of the semester/ month/ day so that environment and surroundings, it worked to mitigate the same through simple methods of keeping our there is minimal disturbance of the teaching schedule. surroundings clean. A very large number of volunteers participated and worked enthusiastically in these drives. In light of the fact that the procedure for purchase and procurement of goods in the College and University have been The drives were organized 'once a week' after 2:30 pm. The team also organized awareness hours too, where modified and the new e-procurement norms have been implemented, the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), MAC the volunteers interacted with peers about necessity of keeping surroundings clean.

ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 11 12 ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 2. Project ABHI (Agrasen Baroji Help Initiative) : INTERNAL COMPLAINTS COMMITTEE The MAC- NSS unit has adopted Baroji village in the Mewat district of Maharaja Agrasen College, University of Delhi has a ZERO tolerance policy against sexual harassment. Internal the state of Haryana. This year two visits were made to the village on 4th Complaints Committee was constituted in 2015 according to norms specified in the Sexual Harassment of Women at November'2017 and a three day camp was organized in January'2018, Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013. The committee comprising of Dr Gitanjali Chawla as to interact with villagers, hold plantation drives, workshop for villagers Presiding Officer, Ms Puneeta Agarwal, Dr T.N Ojha and Ms Manju Sharma as members with Prof Aparna Basu as to apprise them about government policies for them. external member followed due protocol in redressal of complaints. The committee worked proactively towards 3. A 'Run for Unity' was organised on 31st October 2017 on the occasion of Rashtriya Ekta Diwas.(the birth increasing gender sensitization by organizing lectures by Lawyers and other experts to disseminate the finer nuances of anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel) Around 30 NSS volunteers participated in the 'Run For Unity' to the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013. It also sought spread the message of unity in the society. periodic feedback from students and is committed to ensuring a safe environment for girls within the college. In the 4. Syaahi (The writing Club of MAC-NSS) -It was established as an online blog and has already published academic year 2017-18, the committee organized a 10-day self-defense workshop for girls in collaboration with the six editions with various write-ups from poems to opinion pieces. Syaahi, since its inception, has been Special Unit for Women and Children, Delhi Police. Subsequently, 32 girl students visited the Ashok Nagar Police receiving a huge number of write ups not only from the students of our college but from students of other Station on 28 September 2017 with Ms Puneeta Agarwal and Dr Gitanjali Chawla for an interaction with the SHO, Mr colleges and from those in other states too. Meena, who spent a lot of time with the students. Not only did he give an extensive tour of the Police Station but also Syaahi organized its first ever event- The Slam Poetry Competition. This bilingual poetry competition with familiarized the students with various procedures. Students learnt a lot from their visit and were very appreciative of the theme 'Spirit of Seasons' started on November, 4 which was an online round. Syaahi organized another the knowledge they gained. bilingual poetry competition on February 21'2018. The event invited entries on three themes namely Men WOMEN DEVELOPMENT CELL don't cry, Me and my demons and Villains of Indian Mythology. Under the able guidance and Convenorship of Dr Anju Aggarwal, various collaborative activities were carried out to 5. Pedal Power: MAC-NSS has a very active bicycle club with more than 40 members. Mr. Amit Kumar, Assistant motivate and empower girl students. In collaboration with National Commission for Women (NCW) two events were Professor, Department of Commerce has been managing the club for the last four years. This year the club organized. Legal awareness program on 'Women's Rights' and quiz on 24 October 2017. About ninety-five students organised the tours to the following places: India Gate : to pay homage to the brave soldiers who died in the from across streams had participated in the program and top thirty scorers of the quiz had qualified for the debate, terrorists attack at Uri. which was organized on 30 October 2017. The topic for debate was “Domestic Violence Act remains an Unfinished Raj Ghat : to spread awareness about Swach Bharat Abhiyan New Ashok Nagar: to spread awareness about Task.” harmful effects of pollution and need for proper disposal of garbage like plastic bags, bottle etc. Okhla Bird In collaboration with The Directorate, Family Welfare, various events starting from 24 October to 1 November 2017 Sanctuary: to learn about the importance of nature in our life and wildlife ecosystem. were organized. On 24 October 2017, class campaign to generate awareness on PCPNDT (Pre-Conception & Pre-Natal 6. Project BLOOD Group: Drop of Life : Diagnostic Techniques Test) among the students was organized. On 25 October 2017, Poetry and Poster Making competitions on the theme 'Women Empowerment, Gender Equality and Save the Girl Child' were organized. On 26 A project has been initiated in the college. The 20 member team headed by Mr. Ajit Yadav and with Ms. Priya Vishwakarma as the project coordinator carried out an awareness program and asked the college students to October 2017 pamphlets on 'Save the Girl Child' were distributed to sensitize minds. On 1 November 2017, Panel fill a goggle form designed to provide and collect blood group related information. Till date around 1500 Discussion on 'Role of all Stakeholders in Preventing Sex Determination' was organized. The panelists were Dr Satyajit goggle forms have been filled by the MAC students. Kumar, SPO, PC & PND, Dr Sunil Sondhi, Principal, MAC, Dr Sundaram Shukla, Associate Professor, KMC. 7. Project “Akshar” In this project volunteers provide quality education to the children from underpriviledged IGNOU section of the society. Approximately 90 students from nearby colonies like Dallupura and Kondli are The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) was established in the year 1985 to enrolled in the project. Classes are held in the college premises from 3:30 pm till 5:30 pm..The stationery impart education by means of distance learning program. Maharaja Agrasen College is a items are provided free of cost to the students. The money for the same was raised during the Annual Diwali study center for Post-Graduate and Under-Graduate Courses offered by IGNOU. A special Mela. On 14th November 2017 Akshar celebrated 'children's day' with more than 100 children from nearby highlight of the IGNOU Program is the Induction Program which orients the students slums and villages. enrolled in the distance learning curriculum. Classes are conducted during weekends for 8. Under Project Precision Agriculture for water conservation, models were developed in college and Bachelor of Computer Application(BCA), Bachelor of commerce (BDP), Bachelor of workshops organized in villages. Science (B. Sc.), Master of Commerce (M.Com), Management Program (MBA), Master of 9. Project Farm Waste Decomposting: Keeping in view the problem of stubble burning as the main cause of Arts in Hindi (MHD), Master of Arts in Political Science (MPS), Master of Arts in History (MAH), Master of Art in English pollution in Delhi-NCR region, the NSS team held workshops in villages to apprise the villagers of various (MEG), Master of Science in Mathematics with Application in Computer Science (MSCMACS), Post Graduate Diploma in techniques available to decompose farm waste and distributed the decomposing culture. Journalism and Mass Communication (PGJMC), Diploma in Teaching German (DTG), Certificate in Language and others. 10. Plantation Drives: Several plantation drives were organized by MAC-NSS in collaboration with MAC-INSERCH enrolled in the distance learning curriculum. Classes are conducted during weekends for Bachelor of Computer Application(BCA), Bachelor of commerce (BDP), Bachelor of Science (B. Sc.), Master of Commerce (M.Com), 11. Visit to village Jharoda: In collaboration with Dept. of Social Welfare, University of Delhi. Management Program (MBA), Master of Arts in Hindi (MHD), Master of Arts in Political Science (MPS), Master of Arts in 12. Workshop on Stress Management: “Nitai Sound Yoga” workshop was conducted by anti stress yoga experts History (MAH), Master of Art in English (MEG), Master of Science in Mathematics with Application in Computer Science for the teachers and students. (MSCMACS), Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication (PGJMC), Diploma in Teaching German 13. Workshop on Community Sensitisation towards Visually Impaired Persons organised . (DTG), Certificate in Language and others. SC/ST CELL Under the guidance of its Coordinator Dr. T.N. Ojha, his able team of Assistant Coordinator Dr. Omkar Singh, Dr. Chhavi SC/ST Cell in our college has been established in the college to take care of the needs of students who have taken Bhatnagar, Dr. Ritesh Verma, Mr. Amit Kumar, Mr. Roushan Kumar and the administrative staff comprising of Mrs. admission under these categories. This Cell has been working towards building support system for these students. Monika , Mr. Rajesh Kumar, Mr. Jaswant Singh, Mr. Naresh Kumar, Mr. Ashok Kumar, Mr. Ashok Atri, Mr. Pramod Kumar Workshops and lectures are organized to inform these students about scholarships and funding provided by Singh, Mr. Harshvardhan, Mr. Kishan Kumar, Mr. Naveen Chandra Chamoli, Mr. Vinod Kumar Tiwari, Mr. Manoj Kumar, government like scholarships provided by Ministry of Social Justice and Welfare. Mr. Anil Kumar and Mr. Ajay Kumar. The IGNOU center aspires to integrate the community by providing quality One such session was organized on 19th February, 2018 in the college to give relevant information about these education to a larger section of deprived society. scholarships and aids provided by the government. Achievements: Students who were keen to appear for various competitive exams were informed about free coaching and scholarships Only Centre in Delhi providing counselling to MSCMACS students. Some of our students have joined prestigious provided by various coaching centers. Remedial classes were also conducted in the college by Mr. Amit, Assistant services. Many of Our commerce and management students have passed CA exam and few students have joined Delhi Professor, and Department of Commerce to various students across courses. University as Assistant Professor and some students have joined Banking and School Teaching. A Video Lecture was The Cell also time to time looks into the needs and grievances of these students. One of the dealing staff is also available organized in Session 20-17-2018 for the students of mathematics in which students interacted with experts through in the administrative block to cater to various queries of these students. The Cell has been functioning in the supervision video conferencing. of the Liaison Officer SC/ ST.

ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 13 14 ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 NCWEB (NON-COLLEGIATE WOMEN'S EDUCATION BOARD) DR. MEENA MEHTA (DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE) The academic session 2017-18 under the guidance of Center Coordinator Dr. Principal Project Investigator of Star Innovative Project - Cyber Help System (SIP 1602) Sanjeev Kumar Tiwari introduced online admission process which facilitated a Organized Workshops, Seminar, Quiz and Poster Making Competition hassle-free access to education for the students. At present the enrollment in 1. Be Cyber Secure: 1-day workshop held on 9th August 2017. Under Graduate courses at the Maharaja Agrasen College Centre of NCWEB is 2. Ethical Hacking and Forensics: 1-day workshop held on 10th August. approximately 1342 and of which around 506 and 836 are in B COM and BA (P) 3. How to be Cyber Secure: 2-day workshop held on 27th and 30th October 2017.. respectively. With around 44 teaching staffs and a dozen non-teaching staffs, the 4. One-day Seminar entitled “Security Initiated” was organized on 24th Jan ,2018. center has successfully completed the 52 days class schedule for the academic 5. Cyber Security quiz “Trojan War” was held on 6th Feb 2018. session 2016-17. 6. A poster making competition, “Digi Draw” was organized on 30th Jan ,2018. The percentage of successful students in annual exams-2017 of the University is also encouraging. The percentage of successful students in B Com is 99% and in BA (P) exam, the passing percentage was 97.96% which is healthy and Paper Presented encouraging for the center. “Fostering Quality Research in Higher Education” on 23 & 24 March 2018 at the National Conference organized by Star The academic year of NCWEB, Maharaja Agrasen College Centre started with an orientation programme held in August Innovation Projects, Abdul Kalam Centre and Internal Quality Assurance Cell, Maharaja Agrasen College, University of 2017. During this interactive session the students were informed about the various aspects of NCWEB. Delhi. 'Spardha-2017' was organized at NCWEB, Maharaja Agrasen College Centre on the 26th December, 2017. Cultural 1. Meena Mehta, Preeti Gupta, et.al “A Comparative Study Of E-Wallet Payment Options In India - A Way events like, painting, creative writing, self-created poem, slogan writing, mehendi, rangoli, solo singing, group singing Towards Cashless Economy, On The Basis Of Security And Service Of E-Wallet Applications” as part of Spardha 2017-18, in which the students participated in large numbers and displayed huge interest. The 2. Preeti Gupta, Meena Mehta, et.al “Cyber Security Assessing And Creating Awareness Against Cybercrimes; students of street play team of the NCWEB, Maharaja Agrasen College Centre in collaboration with Department of Protective Measures For Social Media, E-Mail, Online Transactions And E-Payments”. Social Work participated in a play/skit on 19th March, 2018 organized by Pahal and Care India on women empowerment. They also bagged the second position in the competition. Maharaja Agrasen College Centre is trying its best to provide Participated every possible opportunity to the students of NCWEB in order to harness their untapped potential and prepare them to 1. In Faculty Development Program On R Programming held during February 21-27, 2018 at Maharaja Agarsen make their career and contribute in the process of nation building. College , University Of Delhi. 2. In Seminar "E-Procurement :A step towards Transparent Digital India” organized by Internal Quality Assurance DOCTORAL DEGREES AWARDED Cell(IQAC), Maharaja Agarsen College, University Of Delhi on 10th January 2018. DR SHRUTI GOEL (DEPARTMENT OF JOURNALISM) DR. OMKAR SINGH (DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE) Awarded Ph.D in Journalism and Mass Communication :Topic “Contribution of Public Service Broadcasting In Development Communication: A Study of Kalyani (Health Campaign) Telecast on Doordarshan” from MDU, Rohtak Research Paper “Glimpse on Cybercrime in India and variants of technology that are used for Cybercrime” in the International in Feburary, 2018 Research Journal of Management Science and Technology (IRJMST) April 2017; ISSN: 2250-1959(O), 2348-9367 (P); Vol ACADEMICS ACHIEVEMENT No: 8, Issue 4 DR. PRIYA GUPTA (DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE) DR. NIBEDITA KHUNTIA (DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY) Books Published 1. Attended 7-day Faculty development programme on “Recent Trends in Applied Science Teaching (FDP 1. “Innovation in Payment System (An Approach towards Cashless Mandis)”, DPS Publishing House, Delhi, ISBN: RTAST'2017) organized by Shaheed Rajguru College of Applied Sciences for Women,University of Delhi, held st th 978-93-83046-90-4 from 21 July to 27 July,2017 2. “Banking the Unbanked: A Step towards Financial Inclusion in Indian Mandis”, Author Press, Delhi, India, 2. Presented a paper titled” Disappearing of Waterbodies in India: A Serious Threat to Sustainable ISBN:978-93-5207-598-0 Development” in the National Seminar on “Environmental Sustainability and Conservation: Issues and Challenges in Asia- Pacific Biodiversity Hotspots” in the edited book “Academic and Activist Perspectives on Published Research Papers: Biodiversity and Climate Change”, in the Annual Issue, Vol I, pp-65- 78 , 2017 ,ISBN : 978-93-83281-43-5, 1. “Deep Neural Network for Human Face Recognition”, 2018, I.J. Engineering and Manufacturing, 2018, 1, 63-71 published in 2017 Published Online January 2018 in MECS, DOI: 10.5815/ijem.2018.01.06, ISSN: 2305-3631 (Print), ISSN: 2306- 3. Participated in a Seminar entitled “E-Procurement: A Step Towards Transparent Digital India”, organised by 5982 (Online) Internal Quality Assurance Cell, Maharaja Agrasen College. Co-authored by Nidhi Saxena, Meetika Sharma, Jagriti Tripathi DR. ABHA MITTAL (DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE) 2. “A Proposed Framework to Analyze Abusive Tweets on the Social Networks”,2018, I.J. Modern Education and Computer Science, 2018, 1, 46-56 Published Online January 2018 in MECS, DOI: 10.5815/ijmecs.2018.01.05, 1. Member Board of Under Graduate Studies and P.G.Studies (2016-2018), Department of Economics, ISSN: 2075-0161 (Print), ISSN: 2075-017X (Online) Dayalbagh University (in framing Economics syllabus under CBCS (Choice Based Credit System). th Co-authored by Richa Thakral, Sohail Bhatti, Mayank Agarwal, Aditi, Vishal Jain 2. Awarded “International Pride of Educationist Award with Gold Medal” at the 7 International Conference 3. “Recommender System based on Fuzzy C-Means”, 2017, Communications in Computer and Information organized by South Asia Management Association at Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok on 2nd Dec., 2017. th Science (CCIS) - 827, Springer Series, ISSN: 1865-0929 3. Paper Presented “Sustainable Development: Issues and Challenges”at the 4 International Conference on Co-authored by Aradhya, Neeraj Mathur, Rishabh Chandak, Kriti Kathuria, Satyam Sengal “Sustainable Development: Weaving Innovations in Buisness and Commerce” organized by the Commerce 4. “Delineation of Optical Burst Switching Network Model”, Proceedings of the 12th INDIACom-2018; IEEE and Management Association of India and Lyceum of the Philippines University, Manila.on 2-4 Feb, 2017 Conference ID: 42835, 2018 5th International Conference on “Computing for Sustainable Global Development”, 1 4 4. Chaired Technical Session VIII- Women and Development at 13th Annual Conference of UPUEA Economic th th March, 2018, Bharati Vidyapeeths Institute of Computer Applications and Management (BVICAM), New Association at Bundelkhand University, Jhansi on 15 Oct. 2017 Delhi , ISSN 0973-7529; ISBN 978-93-80544-28-1 DR. SHEETAL SACHDEVA (DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE) Co-authored by Sunil Kumar, Himanshu Sethi, Prince Sharma, Amay Singh, Rohit Kumar. nd 5. “Content Credibility Check on Twitter”, 2018, Communications in Computer and Information Science (CCIS), 1. Completed “2 Masters in Spiritual Sciences in Value Education And Spirituality”;May 2017 Annamalai Springer Series, ISSN: 1865-0929 Co-authored by Jaskirat Singh, Vihaan Pathak, Vibhu Varshney, Naman Gupta, University. Sunil Kumar 2. Paper Presented: “Applied Ancient Wisdom For Transformational Leadership”at the International Paper Presented Conference organized by Indian Society for India Studies, Feb 22,2018, University of Delhi 1. “A Sustainable Path To A Pollution-Free Future” at 6th National Conference on Biodiversity and Climate Change,

ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 15 16 ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 Maharaja Agrasen College, University of Delhi, February 8-10, 2018 DR. VANDANA KUMARI (DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS) 2. “Conversational User Interface: A Paradigm Shift in Human Computer Interaction” at 5th International Papers Published in International Journals Conference on Business Analytics and Intelligence organized by Business Analytics and Intelligence(BAI), IIM 1. Vandana Kumari, Sharmetha K., Manoj Saxena, Mridula Gupta, “Underlapped FinFET on insulator: Quasi3D Banglore, December 11-13, 2017. analytical model, Elsevier, Solid State Electronics,” 2017. 2. Sachin, Vandana Kumari, Sanjeev Singh, Manoj Saxena and Mridula Gupta, “Analytical Drain Current Model for Workshops and FDP Gate and Channel Engineered RingFET (GCE-RingFET), Elsevier, Superlattice and Microstructure,” 2017. 1. Chaired Session for Track “ Next Generation Network” at 12th INDIACom-2018; IEEE Conference ID: 42835, 3. Vandana Kumari; Ayush Kumar; Manoj Saxena; Mridula Gupta, “Empirical Model for Non-Uniformly Doped 2018 5th International Conference on “Computing for Sustainable Global Development”, 14th March, 2018, Bharati Vidyapeeth Institute of Computer Applications and Management (BVICAM), New Delhi. Symmetric Double Gate JunctionLess (NU-DG-JLT) Transistor, IEEE Transaction On Electron Device,” 2018. 2. Attended FDP on R Programming organized by ICT, Maharaja Agrasen College, Feb , 2018 4. Sachin, Vandana Kumari, Sanjeev Singh, Manoj Saxena and Mridula Gupta, “Reconnoiter the leavening of Skin 3. Organized Symposium “Innovative Minds - The Final Frontier” (May 3, 2017) at Maharaja Agrasen College, Deep Insulated Extension on Analog Performance of RIngFET, AEU-Internation Journal of Electronics and Univ of Delhi. Communication”, 2018. 4. Attended workshop on “Big Data Analytics II (WBDA-2017)” at School of Computer & Systems Sciences 5. Vandana Kumari; Ayush Kumar; Manoj Saxena; Mridula Gupta, “Study of Gaussian Doped Double Gate (SC&SS), JNU ;March 17, 2017. JunctionLess (GD-DG-JL) transistor including source drain depletion length: Model for sub-threshold behaviour, Elsevier, Superlattice and Microstructure”, 2018. DR. RANVIJAI RAM (DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY) Publications Papers Presented in International Conference 1. Ranvijai Ram, Mostafizur Rahaman, Ali Aldalbahi, Dipak Khastgir, “Determination of percolation threshold and 1. Vandana Kumari Manoj Saxena, Mridula Gupta “Variability Investigation of Double Gate JunctionLess (DG-JL) electrical conductivity of polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF)/short carbon fiber (SCF) composites: effect of SCF Transistor for Circuit Design Perspective, VDAT”-2017. aspect ratio, Polym Int 2017”; 66: 573582. 2. Vandana Kumari, Abhineet Sharan , Manoj Saxena, Mridula Gupta, “Study of Extended Back Gate Double Gate 2. Deepak Sethi, Ranvijai Ram, Dipak Khastgir, “Electrical conductivity and dynamic mechanical properties of JunctionLess Transistor: Theoretical and Numerical Investigation, International Workshop on Physics and silicon rubber based conducting composites: Effect of cyclic deformations, pressure, and temperature, Polym Int Semiconductor IWPSD”-2017. (2017)”, DOI: 10.1002/pi.5385. 3. Vandana Kumari, Manoj Saxena, Mridula Gupta, “Optically Controlled Silicon On Nothing MOSFET-Numerical 3. Sethi Deepak, Ranvijai Ram, Khastgir D.: “Analysis of electrical and dynamic mechanical response of conductive Simulation, International Workshop on Physics and Semiconductor IWPSD”-2017. elastomeric composites subjected to cyclic deformations and temperature, Polymer Composites, (2017)”, DOI: 10.1002/pc.24429 Presentation Ranvijai Ram, M. Rahaman, D. Khastgir, “Green method of preparation of Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF)- 1. Paper Presented titled “Broken Identities and Self in the Caste Communities- nd Carbon Nanotube (MWCNT) Based Nanocomposites: Physico-mechanical properties” International Voices in Autobiographies” in the National Conference on 'Limbale's The Outcaste and Dalit Resistance on 22 Conference on Advancing Green Chemistry: Building a Sustainable Tomorrow, 3-4 October 2017, Organised by March, 2018, organized by Department of English, Dyal Singh Evening College, University of Delhi. Green Chemistry Network Centre, Department of Chemistry, University of Delhi and Hindu College, University of 2. Attended Faculty Development Programme on Autobiography, organized by the Department of English, Delhi Delhi. College of Arts and Commerce on November 10, 2017. Workshop 3. Published a Report on the Annual Lecture Series titled “Ecofeminism: Battling Environment Degradation” held at Attended Workshop on Green Chemistry Courses held during the International Conference on 'Advancing Green Maharaja Agrasen College, University of Delhi in FORTELL, Journal of Teaching English Language and Literature, Chemistry: Building a Sustainable Tomorrow' jointly organised by Green Chemistry Network Centre, Issue No, 36, January,2018. Department of Chemistry, University of Delhi and Hindu College, University of Delhi on 3-4 October 2017. 4. Paper Presented titled “Broken Identities and Self in the Caste Communities- Voices in Autobiographies” in nd DR. SAUMYA SHUKLA (DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS) the National Conference on 'Limbale's The Outcaste and Dalit Resistance on 22 March, 2018, organized by Department of English, Dyal Singh Evening College, University of Delhi. Publications and Contributions 1. PhD Thesis, Title "The Economics of Green Building in India with special reference to LEEDS Guidelines”. DR. GITANJALI CHAWLA (DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH) 2. “Spiritual Ecology and Sustainability: Practice and Confluence” by Saumya Shukla, Prem Kumari Srivastava, Pratibha Rai, Authors press, ISBN- 978-93-5207-386-3. Invited Speaker 3. “Academic and Activist Perspective on Biodiversity” by Niraj K. Singh. Pratibha Rai, Puneeta Agrawal, Sangeeta Invited to deliver a lecture titled, 'The Dialogics of Bhangra Rap in the Diaspora' in a National Conference th Mittal,Saumya Shukla, Swami Nandan , Book Age Publications , ISBN - 978-93-83723-12-6. organized by Motilal Nehru College (E) on 24 August, 2017 4. 7 Days “Faculty Development Program on R programming.” Books Edited MR. RAKESH KUMAR (DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS) 1. Co- Edited- “Re-storying the Indigenous and the Popular Imaginary” Volume III, (2017) ISBN 978-93-5207 - 1. “India's Candidature for Permanent Membership of the UN Security Council” by Rakesh Kumar and Prabira 385-6, Authorspress Publishers, New Delhi. Sethy Mainstream Publications , ISSN:0542-1462 2. Guest Editor, Fortell, Issue No. 36, January 2018, A Journal of Teaching Language and Literature. ISSN No. 2229- 2. “Happiness, Ethics and Economics: New Paradigm of Development” by Rakesh Kumar, Global Journal for 6557 Research Analysis, ISNN: 2277-8160. 3. Two days “Workshop on Analytics with R Environment”. Book Chapters 1. Co-author “Foreword Re-storying the Indigenous and the Popular Imaginary” Volume III, ISBN 978-93-5207 - DR. S.N RAO (DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS) 385-6, (2017) Authors Press Publishers, New Delhi.pp. vii-xx PhD Thesis, Title " Impact of Watershed Programme On The Agriculture Patterns In The Backward Areas (a study of 2. Co-author “Introduction: The Poesy of Alterity: Re-storying the Indigenous and the Popular” Imaginary SRIKAKKULAM district in Andhra Pradesh)”. Volume III, ISBN 978-93-5207 -385-6, (2017) Authors Press Publishers, New Delhi.pp. xxiii-xxxii

ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 17 18 ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 DR. PREM K. SRIVASTAVA (DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH) VINOD VERMA (DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH) Books Edited 1. Lecture given at Academic Staff College, JNU for English Refreshers' Course on Feminism (Oct, 17) 1. Srivastava, Prem K. (Co-ed.) (2017)“Spiritual Ecology and Sustainability: Practice and Confluence”, ISBN: 978-93- 2. Workshop on “Text and Performance” at Zakir Hussain College, Delhi University (Oct.,17) 5207 -386-3 Authors Press Publishers, New Delhi. 3. Workshop on “Cinematography and Film Analysis” at KMC, DU (Jan, 18) 2. Srivastava, Prem K. (Co-ed.) (2017)“Re-storying the Indigenous and the Popular Imaginary”Volume III, ISBN 978- 4. Publication: Research paper titled “Pilgrimage Upside Down-Kabir Ulatbansi Pilgrim” in International Journal o f 93-5207 -385-6 Authors Press Publishers, New Delhi. Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage, Vol. V, 2017, Issue 2 Book Chapters 5. Movie Directed and Scripted 1. 2017: Co-author ”Foreword” Re-storying the Indigenous and the Popular Imaginary Volume III, ISBN 978-93- i)“Shabd Sambhaliye Boliye,” (Nov, 17). 5207 -385-6 Author Press Publishers, New Delhi.pp. vii-xx Ii)Jana Gana Mana,” a short film released in January (Music given by piano player Hasit Nanda) 2. 2017: Co-author ”Introduction: The Poesy of Alterity”“Re-storying the Indigenous and the Popular Imaginary,Volume III,ISBN 978-93-5207 -385-6 Authors Press Publishers, New Delhi.pp. xxiii-xxxii MR. ADITYA PREMDEEP (DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH) 3. 2017: Co-author “Introduction: Spiritual Ecology and Sustainability: Practice and Confluence”, ISBN: 978-93- Paper Presented on Henry David Thoreau tilted "Revisiting Thoreau: Nature and the Natural in Literary Imagination" 5207 -386-3 Authorspress Publishers, New Delhi. pp. xxi-xxxii at an International Conference titled "Thoreau and the Transcendentalists: Their Philosophy and Related Concerns" held from March 15-17, 2018 and organized by India International Centre in Collaboration with Bharati College, Journal Edited University of Delhi. 2017 Guest-editor: Fortell (UGC Approved)Journal for Teaching English Language and Literature. “Special Issue o n Assessment: Issues and Challenges”July 2017, ISSUE 35.ISSN : 2229 6557. DR. DEBOSMITA PAUL (DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH) Paper Presented: "Narratives of power and Pain: Folk Songs of Bengal and Bengali Identities" at 41st Indian Folklore Invited Talks Congress, organised by Manipur University, Imphal, November 2017 1. 2017 (August 25) Invited talk on “Barahmasa and the Feminine” Motilal Nehru College (Even.) University of Delhi. MS. INDRANI DASGUPTA (DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH) 2. 2017 (July 24) Invited Talk, “Teaching Literature Experientially” at FDP: Innovative Teaching-Learning Methods i n Literature, Language and Culture, July 24-29, 2017 at School of Languages and Culture, Sharda University, Chapter Titled Greater Noida. 1. “Bollywood Dance: Desire for the 'Other.” in book titled Dance Matters Too: Markets, Memories, Identities.,eds. DR. SANGEETA MITTAL (DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH) Pallabi Chakravorty and Nilanjana Gupta. Abingdon and New York: Routledge, 2018. ISBN: 978-1-138-10637-6 Publications 2. “Dressing the Body: Reading Lady Audley's Secret and The Women in White in the Light of Victorian Dress 1. “Post-Independence Delhi Narratives and Civicism in the City” in Researchers World- Journal of Arts, Science & Reform Movements” in book titled Protean Images: A study of Womanhood in Victorian Society and Literature. Commerce, April 2017 (ISSN: 2249-4172, IBI Impact factor: 3.19) ,ed. Oindrila Ghosh. New Delhi: Adhyayan Publishers and Distributors: New Delhi, 2017. ISBN: 978-81-8435-586-4 2. “Expatriate Narratives of the City of Delhi” in International Journal of English Language, Literature and 3. Attended Faculty Development Program “Literature and Cinema”, organized by Kalindi College, held on Humanities Vol. V, Issue VII, July 2017, pp.409- 425 (ISSN-2321-7065, Impact Factor: SJIF 2014 4.287) February 16, 2018. 3. “Khushwant Singh's Delhi a Novel: Recollecting and Reclaiming the City” in Research Journal of English Language literature, Vol. V, Issue 3, 2017, pp. 56-65 (ISSN 2395-2636 Print, 2321-3103 online, Impact Factor DR. GUNTASHA TULSI (DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH) (Cosmos): 5.002) 1. Awarded the Post Graduate Certificate in Teaching English (PGCTE) from EFL University, Hyderabad with “A” 4. “What is Millenial Delhi Writing” in International Journal of Law, Education, Social and Sports Studies Vol. 4, No. 3, grade, Feb. 2017. July 2017 (ISSN-2455-0418 (Print) 2394-9724 (online), Impact Factor: 4.1) 2. Authored a section of the Anthology “Women's Writing on Eunize-de-Souza”, edited by Saloni Sharma, ISBN 5. “Delhi: A City without Natives” in Researchers World- Journal of Arts, Science & Commerce, Volume VIII, Issue 978-93-83281-81-7, published by Book Age Publishers, Delhi. 3(5), July 2017, pp. 63-72 (ISSN: 2249-4172, IBI Impact factor: 3.19) 3. Solely authored critical essay, titled “Marquez, Magic realism and post-colonial flux”, published in Chronicle of a 6. “Writing with a Purpose: A Report on Annual Lecture Series” in Fortell: A Journal of Teaching English Language Death Foretold by Book Age Publishers, Delhi, December (ISSN 978-93-83281-67-1). and Literature, Vol. 34, 2017. (ISSN:2394-9244) 4. Conducted an English Language Proficiency Workshop (ELP) for English Hons. Students of Maharaja Agrasen 7. “Delhi in Ahmed Ali's Twilight in Delhi' in Acme International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research, Vol. 6(1), College on October 11, 2017. January 2018 (ISSN: 2320-236X, Quality Impact factor: 5.79 CARS) MS. SHASHI P. TIGGA (DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH) 8. “Delhi's Journey Part 1” in JETIR- International Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research, Vol. 5(1), January 2018 (ISSN:2349-5162, Impact Factor:5.87) Attended Faculty Development Programme (FDP) on "Literature and Cinema", organised by Kalindi College, 9. “Delhi's Journey Part 2” in JETIR- International Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research, Vol. University of Delhi on 16 February 2018. 5(2), February 2018 (ISSN:2349-5162, Impact Factor:5.87) 10. Published co-edited book “Annual Issue of Academic and Activist Perspectives on Biodiversity and Climate MkW- 'kf'k flag (DEPARTMENT OF HINDI) Change, Vol. 1.” (Book Age Publishers, ISBN 9789383281-43-5) fganh Hkk"kk dk O;ogkfjd O;kdj.k] ¼2018½] ds-,y- ipkSjh izdk'ku] xkft;kckn] 279-81-935889-4-9 11. “Saving the Floodplains: An Interview with Vimelndu Jha” in Annual Issue of Academic and Activist Perspectives on Biodiversity and Climate Change, Vol. 1. (Book Age Publishers, ISBN 9789383281-43-5) MkW- paæ'ks[kj jke (DEPARTMENT OF HINDI) MS. MONA SINHA (DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH) d½ laiknu% 1 2017 1. Mona Sinha and Manjari Chaturvedi.2017. “Bringing the Haat to the City: The Socio-Cultural and Commercial ½ fganh Hkk"kk vkSj lkfgR; & fganh ¼d½ Jh th-ifCyf'kax gkml] fnYyh] Dynamics of Dilli Haat” in Prem K. 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ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 19 20 ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 ¼^nfyr lkfgR; ds iz'u* esa ,d pSIVj½] Jh uVjkt izdk'ku] fnYyh] 2017 MAHENDRA RAM (DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS) Attended Faculty Development Program on R Programming held during February 21-27, 2018 at the Maharaja x½ 'kks/k i=k% Agrasen College. 1½ tSusaæ dqekj ds miU;kl R;kxi=k esa ukjh tkxj.k] ^'kks/kn`f"V* esa izdkf'kr] Vol 8, No 4, (April-June 2017) 2½ izeq[k vkykspd vkSj i=kdkj jktfd'kksj dk nfyr lkfgR; laca/kh n`f"Vdks.k dk v/;;u] IJCR, Vol 4, No 2, (April- DR. NIRAJ KUMAR (DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE ) May 2017) Papers Presented at Maharaja Agrasen College 3½ nfyr eqfDr dh vo/kkj.kk] ^'kks/kn`f"V* esa izdkf'kr] Vol 8, No 6 (July 2017) 1. “Democracy without Westernism: An Integral Humanist Perspective” in National Conference on “Integral 4½ nfyr lkfgR; D;k gS&D;k tUeuk nfyr }kjk jfpr nfyr lkfgR; gh nfyr lkfgR; gS\ 'kks/kn`f"V esa izdkf'kr] Vol 8, No Humanism: A Vision and Mission” held on 5-6 January, 2018 8 (August 2017) 2. “Workspace Optimization for Innovation and Communication” in National Conference on “Fostering Quality 5½ D;k 'kwæ Hkh nfyr gS\ ^'kks/kn`f"V* esa izdkf'kr] Vol 8, No 10 (September 2017) Research in Higher Education” on 23-24 March, 2018 3. “Identification of the “Pandava Trail” in Karsog Valley of Himachal Pradesh and Influence of Pandavas / MkW- =;acdukFk f=kikBh (DEPARTMENT OF HINDI) Mahabharata Heroes in Local Culture and Folk Songs” in National Conference on “Fostering Quality Research in 1½ iz'kklfud 'kCnkoyh] f'kokax izdk'ku] fnYyh] 2018 Higher Education” on 23-24 March ,2018 2½ vgadkj] ¼vuqoknd eqa'kh izsepan½] Lojkt izdk'ku] fnYyh] 2018 Workshops DR. ANURADHA SHARMA (DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS) 1. Participated in the Faculty Development Programme on “R Prgramming” held in February, 2018 at Maharaja Attended Faculty Development Program on R Programming held during February 21-27, 2018 at the Maharaja Agrasen College Agrasen College. 2. Participated in the workshop on “Human Rights and Environment” organised by the Centre of Human Rights DR. A.J. MEITEI (DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS) Studies, Ramanujan College, University of Delhi held in March 2018 Attended Faculty Development Program on R Programming held during February 21-27, 2018 at the Maharaja Agrasen College. DR. RITU KOHLI (DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE ) Paper Presented : “ Relevance of Integral Humanism by Pandit Deendayal Upadhayay” in National Conference (DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS) DR. A.R. PRASANNAN organised by MAC on 5th January 2018. Co- Authored: 1. A.R. Prasannan, Jeetendra Aggarwal, A.K. Das and Jayanta Biswas, (2017), “A class of mappings between Rz- DR. SUSHMITA RAJWAR (DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE ) Supercontinuous functions and Rδ-Supercontinuous functions”, Honam Mathematical Journal, Vol. 39 (4), Presentations: (2017) pp 575-590. 1. “Historical Migration of the Indentured Indians: Responses of the Indian Government” in International 2. Jayanta Biswas and A.R. Prasannan, “An Introduction to weaker and stronger form of soft open sets by γ- Conference on A Century of Abolition of Indentureship of Indian Diasporas: Historic Struggles of the Girmitiyas and operation”, International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics,, Vol. 116(2) (2017) pp 285-298. Contemporary Engagement Options for India, JNU, New Delhi, 20-21 March, 2018. 3. Jagvinder Singh, Suneeta Bhati, A. R. Prasannan, Ashok Vayas, “Stochastic Formulation of Fault Severity Based 2. “Asia-Africa Growth Corridor: What is in store for the future?” in Symposium on Asia-Africa Growth Corridor: Multi Release SRGM Using the Effect of Logistic Learning,” International Journal of Mathematical, Engineering Opportunity and Challenges, CAS, JNU, 15th March, 2018. and Management Sciences, Vol.2(3) (2017) pp 172184. 3. “Japan and Africa Relations: Opportunities for India” in International Seminar on India and Africa: An Afro-Asian 4. Attended Faculty Development Program on R Programming held during February 21-27, 2018 at the Maharaja Perspective, Academy of International Studies, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi, 15th-16th January, 2018. Agrasen College. 2. “China's Africa Policy: A Case Study of Zambia” in 7th Institute of African Studies (IAS) Humanities Korea (HK) International Conference, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Seoul, South Korea, October 12-13, 2017. DR. SUSHIL YADAV (DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS) Research Papers Presented Completed Workshops 1. "Resonance in a Geo-Centric Satellite due to Earth's Equatorial Ellipticity" in the National conference on One Month Summer Course on “BRICS Program on Global Governance and Chinese Culture and Society”, Fudan Advances on Applied Mathematics and Statistics at Mata Sundri College, University of Delhi during 7-8 University, Shanghai, China, July 5-August 3, 2017. September, 2017. 2. 'Robe's Restricted Problem of 2+2 Bodies with a Roche Ellipsoid- Triaxial System" in Journal of American Chair/Discussant Astronautical Science 2017 in December, 2017. 1. Chaired a session on 22nd March on Identity Issues and Historic Struggles of Indentured Diaspora in Young Scholars International Conference on A Century of Abolition of Indentureship of Indian Diasporas: Historic Struggles of the DR. VANITA JAIN (DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS) Girmitiyas and Contemporary Engagement Options for India, JNU, New Delhi, 22-23 March, 2018. Attended Faculty Development Program on R Programming held during February 21-27, 2018 at the Maharaja 2. Discussant in a session on 22nd March on Girmitiya Diaspora and Government Policy Options in Young Scholars Agrasen College. International Conference on A Century of Abolition of Indentureship of Indian Diasporas: Historic Struggles of the DR. RENU SAINI (DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS) Girmitiyas and Contemporary Engagement Options for India, JNU, New Delhi, 22-23 March, 2018. Research Paper DR. MUKESH AGARWAL (DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION) “Free vibration analysis of two-dimensional non-homogeneous rectangular plates of variable thickness” Books Published: International Journal of Mathematics and Computation, 47-81, 28(1), 2018. 1. Dr. Mukesh Agarwal; Dr. Sunita Arora, Dr.Benu Gupta: “Posture, Athletic Care And First Aid”; Vivechan Faculty Development Program (FDP) Publications;978-9-38391-490-6,2018 Attended Faculty Development Program on R- Programming held during February 21-27, 2018 at the Maharaja 2. Dr. Sunita Arora; Dr. Mukesh Agarwal; Dr.Benu Gupta: “Fitness,Wellness and Nutrition” ; Vivechan Agrasen College. Publications;978-93-8394-89-0,2018

ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 21 22 22 ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 Training Programme Attended by the Administrative Staff for the Year 2017-18 12. Mr. Harsh Vardhan Junior Assistant 27.10.2017 How to be Cyber Secure Sr. No. Name Designation Date Training/Workshop Attended 07.11.2017 to Personal Skills: Civic Sence and 1. Mr. Dipin Arora Administrative 27.10.2017 How to be Cyber Secure 08.11.2017 Etiquette Officer 13. Ms. Sandhya Sharma Junior Assistant 27.10.2017 How to be Cyber Secure 07.11.2017 to Pay Fixation Hostel 08.11.2017 14. Ms. Heena Jain Junior Assistant 27.10.2017 How to be Cyber Secure 10.01.2018 E-Procurement-A Step Towards Hostel Transparent Digital India 15. Ms. Nishant Junior Assistant 27.10.2017 How to be Cyber Secure 2. Mr. Rajinder Section Officer 27.10.2017 How to be Cyber Secure Community College Bisht 16. Mr. Vishal Khamaru Junior Assistant 27.10.2017 How to be Cyber Secure 07.11.2017 to Pay Fixation Administrative 08.11.2017 Reform Project 11.12.2017 to Goods & Service Tax 17. Ms. Bhawna Junior Assistant 27.10.2017 How to be Cyber Secure 12.12.2017 Muthreja CIMAC Project 10.01.2018 E-Procurement-A Step Towards 10.01.2018 E-Procurement-A Step Towards Transparent Digital India Transparent Digital India 3. Mr. A.N. Abbasi Senior Assistant 25.07.2017 E-Governance 18. Ms. Bhawna Sharma Junior Library 27.10.2017 How to be Cyber Secure 27.10.2017 How to be Cyber Secure Information Assistant 21.11.2017 to Office Procedure 19. Mr. Vinay Kr. Sharma System and N/w 27.10.2017 How to be Cyber Secure 24.11.2017 Administrator 10.01.2018 E-Procurement-A Step Towards 20. Mr. Sushil Technical Assistant 27.10.2017 How to be Cyber Secure Transparent Digital India 21. Ms. Neeru Rawat MTS 19.07.2017 to Basic Computer Operations 4. Mr. Ashok Atri Caretaker 27.10.2017 How to be Cyber Secure 20.07.2017 27.10.2017 How to be Cyber Secure 5. Mr. Naresh Rohilla Assistant 27.10.2017 How to be Cyber Secure Basic Computer Operations 6. Mr. Parmanand Assistant 27.10.2017 How to be Cyber Secure 21.03.2018 ot Empowerting Women Self Defence Tripathi 23.03.2018 Skills Level-III 7. Mr. Raj Kumar Assistant 27.10.2017 How to be Cyber Secure 14.02.2018 to Computer Operations (Advanced 19.12.2017 to Accounts Matters (Including Pension, 16.02.2018 Course) 22.12.2017 retirement benefits, function of 22. Mr. Sita Ram MTS 27.10.2017 How to be Cyber Secure DDO Budget, GFR-2017 etc) 14.02.2018 to Computer Operations 10.01.2018 E-Procurement-A Step Towards 16.02.2018 (Advanced Course) Transparent Digital India 23. Mr. Rajesh Kumar MTS 19.07.2017 to Basic Computer Operations 8. Mr. Jaswant Singh Junior Assistant 27.10.2017 How to be Cyber Secure 20.07.2017 12.12.2017 to Computer Operations 27.10.2017 How to be Cyber Secure 14.12.2017 (Advanced Course) 24. Ms. Sangeeta MTS 15.03.2018 to Interpersonal Skills: 9. Mr. Ganesh Chander Junior Assistant 27.10.2017 How to be Cyber Secure 16.03.2018 Understanding Don's and Dont's Bhatt 07.11.2017 to Computer Operations in Workplace 09.11.2017 (Advanced Course) How to be Cyber Secure 10.01.2018 E-Procurement-A Step Towards 25. Mr. Prince Saini MTS 27.10.2017 Transparent Digital India 26. Mr. Arun Mudgal MTS 27.10.2017 How to be Cyber Secure 10. Mr. D. Anand Junior Assistant 27.10.2017 How to be Cyber Secure 27. Ms. Kavita MTS 06.12.2017 to Basic Computer Operation 10.01.2018 E-Procurement-A Step Towards 07.12.2017 Transparent Digital India 28. Mr. Anil Kumar MTS 06.12.2017 to Basic Computer Operation 11. Ms. Surbhi Babbar Junior Assistant 11.07.2017 to Office Procedures 07.12.2017 14.07.2017 29. Mr. Lokesh Kumar Lab Assistant 10.01.2018 E-Procurement-A Step Towards 27.10.2017 How to be Cyber Secure Transparent Digitaal India 10.01.2018 E-Procurement-A Step Towards 30. Mr. Pramod Kumar Sr. Technical 10.01.2018 E-Procurement-A Step Towards Transparent Digital India Asst. Transparent Digitaal India

ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 23 24 ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 LIST OF MERITORIOUS STUDENTS FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2017-2018 LIST OF MERITORIOUS STUDENTS FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2017-2018 FIRST PRIZE SECOND PRIZE S.No. Year Name Course S.No. Year Name Course B.Sc. (H) Electronics 1. I FAIZAN ALAM B.Sc. (H) Electronics 1. I ASTHA GUPTA 2. II AMAN SHARMA B.Sc. (H) Electronics 2. II SANTOSH KUMAR THAKUR B.Sc. (H) Electronics 3. III PAWAN KAMBOJ B.Sc. (H) Electronics 3. III MANISH PATWAL B.Sc. (H) Electronics 4. I DIKSHEETA GUPTA B.A. (H) Journalism 4. I SHALINEE KUMARI B.A. (H) Journalism 5. II SHWANI GOSWAMI B.A. (H) Journalism 5. II RUPAL PODDAR B.A. (H) Journalism 6. III ASTHA AHUJA B.A. (H) Journalism 6. B.A. (H) Journalism III SAKSHI SAXENA 7. I POOJA B.A. (H) Hindi 7. I AAKASH CHAUDHARY B.A. (H) Hindi 8. II SHUDHANSHU SHARMA B.A. (H) Hindi 8. I RICHA TIWARI B.A. (H) Hindi 9. III SURYA PRAKASH TRIPATHI B.A. (H) Hindi 9. II POOJA KUMARI B.A. (H) Hindi 10. I AAKASH KUMAR YADAV B.A. (H) Pol. Sc. 10. III RAKHI B.A. (H) Hindi 11. I NAZIA ARA B.A. (H) Pol. Sc. 11. I YASHASVI PANDIT B.A. (H) Pol. Sc. 12. I SHASWAT AGGARWAL B.A. (H) Pol. Sc. 12. II PRASHANT SINGH B.A. (H) Pol. Sc. 13. II PRIYA B.A. (H) Pol. Sc. 13. III POOJA KASANA B.A. (H) Pol. Sc. 14. III SHUBHRA TRIPATHI B.A. (H) Pol. Sc. 14. I AASHNA VISWANATHAN B.A. (H) English 15. I ANMOL ARORA B.A. (H) English 15. II ABHINAV ANAND B.A. (H) English 16. II MONA B.A. (H) English 16. III NEELABJA ADKULOO B.A. (H) English 17. III IABIN K MATHEW B.A. (H) English 17. I GURMEET SINGH B.A. (Prog) 18. I AJAY LOHAN B.A. (Prog) 18. II SHIVANI GAUTAM B.A. (Prog) 19. II GRISHMA VERMA B.A. (Prog) 19. III SWATI KUMARI B.A. (Prog) 20. III RAKHI KUMARI B.A. (Prog) 20. I JATIN ARORA B.A. (H) Business Economics 21. I SHIVAM GOPAL PERIWAL B.A. (H) Business Economics 21. II ABHISHEK LAMBA B.A. (H) Business Economics 22. II PARAS KHURANA B.A. (H) Business Economics B.A. (H) Business Economics 22. III BHAVYA JAIN B.A. (H) Business Economics 23. III SAGAR SACHDEVA 24. I NAMAN GUPTA B.Com.(H) 23. I KAJAL VERAM B.Com.(H) 25. I RITIKA MITTAL B.Com.(H) 24. I KAVITA RAWAT B.Com.(H) 26. I AYUSH AGGARWAL B.Com.(H) 25. II NAVEEN DAGA B.Com.(H) 27. II KRITIKA NAYYAR B.Com.(H) 26. III NITIN SHARMA B.Com.(H) 28. III ABHISHEK MAHAJAN B.Com.(H) 27. I NIKITA VERMA B.Sc. Phy. Sc. 29. I RAJAT SINGH JADON B.Sc. Phy. Sc. B.Sc. Phy. Sc. 28. II GAURAV GUPTA 30. II BHAVNA KAUSHIK B.Sc. Phy. Sc. 29. III MANZARI KUSHWAHA B.Sc. Phy. Sc. 31. III UMA RANI B.Sc. Phy. Sc. 30. I ANKIT B.Sc. Math.Sc. 32. I SURESH KUMAR B.Sc. Math.Sc. 31. II SHIVAM CHAUHAN B.Sc. Math.Sc. 33. II SUNIL KUMAR GUPTA B.Sc. Math.Sc. 32. III AKASH JAIN B.Sc. Math.Sc. 34. III CHIRAG CHANDEL B.Sc. Math.Sc. 33. IV MOHIT RUSTAGI B.Tech. Computer Science 35. IV SAKSHAM JOSHI B.Tech. Computer Science 34. IV PUSHP RAJ B.Tech. Electronics 36. IV TUSHAR SWAMI B.Tech. Electronics

ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 25 26 ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 LIST OF MERITORIOUS STUDENTS FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2017-2018 SCHOLARSHIP DETAILS 2017-18 THIRD PRIZE Sr. No. Scholarship Name No of Students Remarks S.No. Year Name Course 1. Student Aid Fund 187 Awarded 1. I SHASHI KANT GIRI B.Sc. (H) Electronics Post Matric Scholarship Schemes 2. II RAHUL SOLANKI B.Sc. (H) Electronics 2. 8 Recommended Minorities CS under NSP 3. III PRATIBHA AGGARWAL B.Sc. (H) Electronics Central Sector Scheme of 4. I GRISHMA KUMARI B.A. (H) Journalism 3. Scholarship for College and 14 Recommended 5. II IRA ALOK PURANIK B.A. (H) Journalism University Students under NSP 6. III ADARSH KUMAR B.A. (H) Journalism Post Matric Scheme for Award 7. I ANISH KUMAR B.A. (H) Hindi 4. of Scholarship Under Beedi 7 Recommended 8. II POOJAN KUMAR THAKUR B.A. (H) Hindi Workers Welfare Fund under NSP World Brotherhood Organization 9. III SONAM B.A. (H) Hindi 5. 3 Recommended 10. I VAISHNAVI B.A. (H) Pol. Sc. Education Scholarship 11. II MAULI JOSHI B.A. (H) Pol. Sc. Merit Scholarship to SC/ST/OBC/ Minority Students of College/ 12. II SHUBHAM SINGH B.A. (H) Pol. Sc. 6. 14 Recommended Professional Institutions under 13. II SHWETA VERMA B.A. (H) Pol. Sc. E District 14. III DHIRENDRA KUMAR B.A. (H) Pol. Sc. STUDENTS PERFORMANCE IN THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2017-2018 15. I AASTHA DUTTA B.A. (H) English 16. II RITIK KAPOOR B.A. (H) English 4% 17. III DEEPAK KUMAR SINGH B.A. (H) English 12% 18. I SAJAL JAIN B.A. (Prog) 19. II KANCHAN B.A. (Prog) 26% 20. III ANSHU SINGH B.A. (Prog) 100-75 2017 21. I CHITRA SINGH B.A. (H) Business Economics 74-60 22. II DEEPAK ARORA B.A. (H) Business Economics 59-50 23. III SAHIL TULI B.A. (H) Business Economics 24. I SIDDHARTH GOEL B.Com.(H) 58% 49-40 25. II AKSHIT GUPTA B.Com.(H) Below 40 26. III NISHTHA GUPTA B.Com.(H) 27. I TANYA B.Sc. Phy. Sc. B.A.(H) English B.A.(H) Hindi 28. II SAURABH UPADHYAY B.Sc. Phy. Sc. 1% Above 8 Above 8 29. III SAURABH DHAULA KHANDI B.Sc. Phy. Sc. 8% 9% 30. I DEEPANSHU GUPTA B.Sc. Math.Sc. 9% 8-7 6% 8-7 25% 31. II ADITYA KUMAR AGRAHARI B.Sc. Math.Sc. 7-6 27% 7-6 18% 32. II HIMANSHU GUPTA B.Sc. Math.Sc. 6-5 6-5 33. III BABITA B.Sc. Math.Sc. 5-4 5-4 34. IV KRITIKA B.Tech. Computer Science 57% 40% Below 4 Below 4 35. IV PRAFFUL ARORA B.Tech. Electronics

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