Bipin Tripathi Kumaon Institute of Technology Annual Report

Annual Report

2019-2020

Institute’s basic information Bipin Tripathi Kumaon Institute of Technology, Dwarahat (Formely- Kumaon Engineering college) came into existence in 20thApril, 1986 and its name transformed into Bipin Tripathi Kumaon Institute of Technology in 2011. Academic session was started in two branches at Bachelor’s level in CSE and ECE in year 1991 with a well-planned educational programme, similar to that of IITs and RECs/NITs for providing engineering education in the Kumaon Region. College prepared a master plan and project report for development in different fields in the year 1996, which was approved by BOG. At present, the Institute offers seven graduate engineering programmes i.e., Computer Science and Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Biochemical Engineering and two postgraduate programmes i.e., Masters of Computer Applications (M.C.A) and Master of Technology (M. Tech) in CSE, ECE and ME departments. Besides this, Institute has also started Ph. D. programme in the year 2017. The Institute has several other infrastructural facilities for faculty and students, such as hostels, staff residential campus, departmental buildings, students’ activity club and a multipurpose hall. Conducive Environment is provided for learning and over-all personality development of the students is being created. Emphasis is being given on self-discipline and mutual respect.

The Institute has been granted autonomy status by UGC in 2012. The courses of the Institute are affiliated to Uttrakhand Technical University, Dehardun. The Institute has World Bank funded Government of India Project on Technical Education Quality Improvement Program TEQIP-II and recently is selected in TEQIP-III.

The Institute has well established laboratory facilities, departmental library, Smart Class rooms, auditorium, open theatre, stadium, indoor-outdoor sport’s facilities and other well established central facilities like CCFC, workshop, central library etc. It offers a congenial environment for teaching and research with over 25 years of experience and achievements in the field of technical education. BTKIT has established itself as an Institute of total commitment to the quality and an excellence in academic pursuits.

• To be leader in technology dissemination producing world class technocrats and entrepreneurs with a zeal to be lifelong learners meeting the challenge of 21st Vision Century.

Mission To import excellent technical education and conduct state of the art research and innovations in emerging technologies benefitting the people of the hilly region.

Message from Director

Technical Education is the most potential instrument for development of society. The Institute was established in the year 1986 and first batch of Institute came into existence in the year 1991 with two disciplines namely, Electronics & Communication Engineering and Computer Science and Engineering for imparting engineering education and promoting all the sectors of technological development in Uttarakhand mainly in Kumaon Region. Bipin Tripathi Kumaon Institute of Technology (BTKIT), formerly known as Kumaon Engineering College,is a leading and premium institution devoted to imparting quality engineering education for development in Kumaon region. A team of highly qualified faculty, dedicated staff and good placement are the major strength of the Institute. Presently, the institute offers Bachelor’s Degree in seven disciplines of Engineering namely Electronics & Communication Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Bio-Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering & Chemical Engineering and three P.G. Courses Digital Communication (ECE), Thermal Engineering (ME) and Computer Science & Engineering (CSE) and Master of Computer Applications.

In the fast changing global economic environment, BTKIT has strived to bring global perspective to all its program and activities. The latest technologies are employed for effective delivery system by employing different teaching methodologies, smart class rooms, teacher-student interactions and the curriculum is regularly updated to cater the needs of the industries with emphasis on the lab works. The Institute is committed to create an ambience for nurturing innovation, creativity and excellence among the students. The Institute has well developed infrastructure and state-of-the-art Centralized Computing Facility Centre (CCFC) and modernized labs from TEQIP project. University Grant Commission has granted academic autonomy status to this Institute. For overall development of students, various events are organized by student based bodies mainly Spardha, Sintilla and various Techfest throughout the year.

I extend a hearty invitation to you to visit the Campus and interact with our students and faculty members to know more about the Institute, our activities and the ambience.

Prof. V.M. Mishra Director Bipin Tripathi Kumaon Institute of Technology (Dwarahat) Almora (263653)

Affiliating University

The Uttarakhand Technical University, Dehradun was established on 27th January 2005 by Govt. of Uttarakhand through the Uttarakhand Technical University Act 2005. The Uttarakhand Technical University campus is situated at NH-72 Suddhowala, Dehradun.

The University has been established in an area of 8.372 hectare and it is the only affiliating University of the state for technical institutions. There are 8 Constituent and 132 affiliated colleges with 33,000 students in various courses.

The University imparts education in Graduate, Post Graduate and Doctorate programmes in various disciplines like Management, Engineering, Hotel Management, Computer Application, Pharmacy etc.The University is serving the technical education through its progress monitored each semester, part time Ph.Dprogramme especially designed for the teachers and scientists by giving them opportunity to explore the untouched area of the research. The University in its own campus running M.Tech and M.PharmaProgramme in various disciplines. Apart from this University is having 8 Constituent Colleges. Spreading Technical Education in the remote underprivileged area of Uttarakhand hills.

Academic Calendar

BIPIN TRIPATHI KUMAON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYDWARAHAT – 263653, DISTT. – ALMORA (UTTARAKHAND)

ACADEMIC CALENDAR: SESSION - 2019-20 (ODD SEMESTER) B. Tech – 2nd, 3rd& 4th Year, M. Tech – 2nd Year and M.C.A. - 2nd& 3rd Year Reporting for B. Tech/M.C.A./M.Tech 2nd, 3rd& 4th Year 29-07-2019 (Monday) Commencement of Teaching work 30-07-2019 (Tuesday) Display of Class Attendance for 1st class test 21-09-2019 (Saturday) 1st Class Test 23-09-2019 to 25-09-2019 (Monday to Wednesday) Declaration of Class Test-I Result and Dispatch of 03-10-2019 (Thursday) Progress Report of Students to their Parent Semester Break(Deepawali Vacation) 24-10-2019 to 29-10-2019 (Thursday to Tuesday) Display of Class Attendance for 2nd class test 30-10-2019 (Wednesday) 2nd Class Test 31-10-2019 to 02-11-2019 (Thursday to Saturday) End of Class Work 23-11-2019 (Saturday) Practical Examination 24-11-2019 to 26-11-2019 (Sunday to Tuesday) Semester Examination Preparation Leave 27-11-2019 to 29-11-2019 (Wednesday to Friday) End Semester Theory Examinations& Back Paper 30-11-2019 to 18-12-2019 (Saturday to Wednesday) Examinations Winter Vacation 19-12-2019 to 22-01-2020 (Thursday to Wednesday) Even Semester 2019-20 23-01-2020 to 31-05-2020 Note:- 1. Students are required to maintain the minimum requirement of class attendance (75%) to appear in class test and semester examinations. 2. There shall be two class tests and both are compulsory. 3. The class test marks of both the tests shall be considered for internal assessment of the students. 4. If any student fails to appear in any of the two class tests for genuine valid reasons such as serious illness, emergency accidents, marriage in blood relations etc, with the prior permission by head of department, the internal marks shall be evaluated from one class test only. 5. Again, if any student fails to appear in one or both the class test(s) for any other reason shall be awarded zero marks in that test (s) for the purpose of internal assessment.

Director

BIPIN TRIPATHI KUMAON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYDWARAHAT – 263653, DISTT. – ALMORA (UTTARAKHAND)

ACADEMIC CALENDAR: SESSION - 201 9-20 (ODD SEMESTER) – (Tentative**) st B. Tech, M. Tech and M.C.A. - 1 Year Reporting for B. Tech.- 1st Year 20-08-2019 (Tuesday) Induction Training Programme for B.Tech. - 1st Year 21-08-2019 to 10-09-2019 (Wednesday to Tuesday) Reporting for M.C.A.&M.Tech- 1st Year 26-08-2019 (Monday) Commencement of Teaching work for B. Tech 1st 11-09-2019 (Wednesday) Year Commencement of Teaching workfor 27-08-2019 (Tuesday) M.C.A.&M.Tech- 1st Year Mid Semester Function 28-09-2019 (Saturday) Display of Class Attendance for 1st class test 18-10-2019 (Friday) 1st Class Test 19-10-2019 to 22-10-2019 (Saturday to Tuesday) Semester Break(Deepawali Vacation) 24-10-2019 to 29-10-2019 (Thursday to Tuesday) Declaration of Class Test-I Result and Dispatch of 30-10-2019(Wednesday) Progress Report of Students to their Parent Display of Class Attendance for 2nd class test 07-12-2019 (Saturday) 2nd Class Test 09-12-2019 to 11-12-2019 (Monday to Wednesday) End of Class Work 15-12-2019 (Sunday) Practical Examination 13-12-2019 to 15-12-2019 (Friday to Sunday) Semester Examination Preparation Leave 16-12-2019 to 17-12-2019 (Monday to Tuesday) End Semester Theory Examinations& Back Paper 18-12-2019 to 31-12-2019 (Wednesday to Tuesday) Examinations Winter Vacation 01-01-2020 to 22-01-2020 Even Semester 2019-20 23-01-2020 to 31-05-2020 **reporting and commencement of classes for B.Tech-1st year may be changed as per the counseling of UTU, Dehradun Note:- 1. Students are required to maintain the minimum requirement of class attendance (75%) to appear in class test and semester examinations. 2. There shall be two class tests and both are compulsory. 3. The class test marks of both the tests shall be considered for internal assessment of the students. 4. If any student fails to appear in any of the two class tests for genuine valid reasons such as serious illness, emergency accidents, marriage in blood relations etc, with the prior permission by head of department, the internal marks shall be evaluated from one class test only. 5. Again, if any student fails to appear in one or both the class test(s) for any other reason shall be awarded zero marks in that test (s) for the purpose of internal assessment. Director

BIPIN TRIPATHI KUMAON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYDWARAHAT – 263653, DISTT. – ALMORA (UTTARAKHAND)

ACADEMIC CALENDAR: SESSION - 2019-20 (EVEN SEMESTER)

B.Tech., M.Tech. and M.C.A.

Reporting & Registration for B. Tech., M.Tech.and 27.01.2020 (Monday) M.C.A. 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Year Commencement ofTeaching Work 28.01.2020 (Tuesday) Semester Break (Holi Vacation) 07-03-2020 to 12-03-2020 (Saturday to Thursday) Display of Class Attendance 14.03.2020 (Saturday) 1st Class Test 16-03-2020 to 18-03-2020 (Monday to Wednesday)

Declaration of ClassTest-I Result and Dispatch of 21-03-2020 (Saturday) Progress report of students to their parents Sintilla (Foundation Day) 20-04-2020 and 21-04-2020 (Monday and Tuesday) Display of Class Attendance 29-04-2020 (Wednesday) 2nd Class Test 30-04-2020 to 02-05-2020 (Thursday to Saturday) End of Class Work 07-05-2020 (Thursday) Practical Examination 08-05-2020 to 10-05-2020 (Friday to Sunday) Semester Examination Preparation Leave 11-05-2020 to 13-05-2020 (Monday to Wednesday) End Semester Theory Examinations 14-05-2020 to 28-05-2020 (Thursday to Thursday) Declaration of Result 15-06-2019 (Monday) Summer Vacation (for Students) 29-05-2020 to 19-07-2020 Commencement of next academic session 20-07-2020 Note: 1. Students are required to maintain the minimum requirement of class attendance (75%) to appear in class test and semester examination. 2. There shall be two class test and both are compulsory. 3. The class test marks of both the test shall be considered for internal assessment of the student. 4. If any student fails to appear in any of the two tests for genuine valid reasons such as i) Serious illness (ii) Emergency accidents (iii) Marriage in blood relation etc. with the prior permission by director/HOD, the internal marks shall be evaluated from one class test only. 5. Again, if any students fails to appear in one or both the class test(s) for any other reason he/she shall be awarded zero marks in that test(s) for the purpose of internal assessment.

Governing council

Prof. B. S. Bisht (Former Chairman Vice chancellor GBPUAT, Pantnagar)

Shri Om prakash, IAS, Chief Vice - Chairman secratery, Govt of uttarakhand

Prof. N.S. Chaudhary Vice Member chancellor UTU dehradun

Prof. A.K. Pant Former Member director ,BIASbhimtal

Prof. M.P. Singh, former Member Dean College of Technology Pantnagar

Prof. S.P. Singh, Dept. of Member electrical engineering , IIT Roorkee

Shri Pankaj Gupta Chairmen Member Uttarakhand industries association

Prof. K.S. Vaisala, Head Member CSE, BTKIT, Dwarahat

Prof. Ajit Singh, Professor, Member CSE, BTKIT, Dwarahat

Prof. Manoj Kumar panda, Member SPA, SPIU, Dehardun

Prof. Jyoti Saxena, Member Coordinator, TEQIP-III, BTKIT, Dwarahat

Prof. V.M. Mishra, Director, Member BTKIT, Dwarahat Secretary

Publication details (2019-20)

S.N Name of faculty Title of the Year of Whether in Name of . article/paper publication conference Journal proceedings or refereed journal 1. Dr. Kuldeep High pressure 2019 Refereed Journal of Kholiya compression journal Taibah behaviour of bulk University and for Science nanocrystalline SnO2 2. Dr Arvind Bhatt Fixed point in 2019 Refereed Internationa fuzzy metric space journal l Journal of Research and analytical reviews (IJRAR) 3. Amit Mohan In-silico molecular 2019 Refereed Internationa docking and Journal l Journal of ADME/Tox Therapeutic analysis of Application Quinapril analogs s (Index as inhibitors Copernicus) against Angiotensin- Converting Enzyme 2 4. Shweta Rawat "Fibre reinforced 2019 Refereed Elsevier, polymer: Journal Paperback Applications in ISBN: biomedical 9780128184 engineering," in 318 book, "Materials eBook for Biomedical ISBN: Engineering: 9780128184 Bioactive 325 materials, Properties, and Applications, 1st edition, 5. Shweta Rawat “Biomass 2020 conference International Briquettes: A proceedings Conference Sustainable on

approach to utilize Bioengineeri natural resources” ng & Regenerativ e Medicine- 2020, IIT BHU 6. Dr Jyoti Saxena Biochar: A 2019 Book chapter An sustainable imperative approach for amendment improving plant for soil and growth and soil the properties environment

7. Dr Jyoti Saxena Impact Assessment 2019 Book chapter Microbial of Microbial Intervention Formulations in s in Agricultural Soil. Agriculture In and Environmen t 8. Dr Jyoti Saxena Characterization of 2019 Refereed Chiang Mai a halotolerant Journal Journal of archaeon Science Haloferaxlarsenii HA8 isolated from solar saltern for halocin production. 9. Nivedita Shroti Development of 2020 Refereed Materials Pt-Co catalysts journal Today supported on Chemistry carbon nanotubes using the polyol method—tuning the conditions for optimum properties 10. Durgesh Singh Wastewater 2019 Conference NATIONA Songera treatment by proceedings L advanced CONFERE oxidation process NCE ON Pollution Control Technologie s and

Sustainable Developme nt 11. Sanjay Kumar Unraveling the 2019 Refereed The Journal polymer chain- journal of Physical adsorbed Chemistry B constrained interfacial region on an atomistically thin carbon sheet 12. Sanjay Kumar Identifying the 2020 Refereed The Journal Superstability journal of Physical Landscapes of Chemistry C Clay-Carbon Nanosheet Suspensions 13. Bhavesh Pandey A Prototype 2019 Refereed Journal Earthquake Early Journal Earthquake Warning System Engineering for Northern India 14. Bhavesh Pandey Influence of 2019 Conference - Bedrock on Site Response 15. Ravindra Pratap Power System 2020 Conference Singh Stabilization Paper IEEE Tuning and Step 10.1109/ICAC Response Test of CS48705.2020. AVR: A Case 9074156 Study

16. Ravindra Pratap Synchronous 2020 Conference Singh Condensing Mode Paper IEEE Operation of 10.1109/ICAC Hydropower Plants CS48705.2020. 9074286 17. Mr. Amit Kumar Bad Data 2020 conference Processing in paper (IEEE Electrical Power WITCON System using ECE-2019) Binary Particle Swarm Optimization 18. Mr. Amit Kumar Experience of 2019 Conference flipped classroom Paper (SSRN in an engineering Elsvier, ICDP-

college 2019) 19. Lalit Mohan Biometric 2019 National Diamond Tiwari Electronic Voting Conference Jubilee Nati System: onal Application of IoT Conference to Review, on Analyse and Electronics Experimental Engineering Validation of , MANIT Arduino based Bhopal alternative Electronic Voting System 20. Lalit Mohan Internet of Things 2019 National Diamond Tiwari (IoT) Application: Conference Jubilee Nati Review and onal Feasibility analysis Conference of Vehicle on accident Alert Electronics System Using Engineering Arduino, GPS , MANIT Module and GSM Bhopal Module

21 Dr.Vishal Kumar “InstitutionalR June 2020. 6th IEEE Commendation International and Ranking Conference

System Based on (ICACCE- 2020) Integrated Datasets and Analysis"

22 Dr. Kapil Exploring for october 2019 National Chaudhary Possibilies of E Conference Rakhi (An of application Electronics of Computer Engineering Vision&Mixed (NCEE Reality) 2019)

Scholarships data

1. Merit Scholarships Following norms are prevailing in the College for the award of Merit Scholarship

• This scholarship is given to 10% of students admitted.

• Rs. 3000/- will be paid per year

• The scholarship will be awarded for B.TechIst year on the basis of marks obtained in Ist Semester. The B.TechIInd, IIIrd&IVth year students are awarded scholarship on the merit basis.

• There is no Income limit of guardians for this scholarship

• Any student is not entitled to get two scholarships at a time. The students have to choose one scholarship if more than one is awarded.

2. SC, ST and OBC Scholarships Eligible Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe and Backward Class Students are given Scholarships by Samaj Kalyan Vibhag, Uttarakhand. These are given as per rules fixed by Samaj Kalyan Vibhag, Uttarakhand.

3. National Scholarship National Scholarships are awarded by the Central Government through Uttarakhand Shiksha Nideshalaya, Haldwanion the basis of student’s past performance.

Merit based Schlorship data 8

0 Biochemical Chemical Civil Computer Electrical Electronics Mechanical Engineering Engineering Engineering Science Engineering Engineering Engineering Engineering

4th year 3rd year 2nd year

Total number of student 60

0 SC ST OBC

Total number of students received schlorship

Minority Schlorship data 14

0 Minority schlorship

1st year 2nd year 3rd year 4th year

Organization Structure

Director is Head of the Institute who is assisted by faculty and officers in various capacities in running the affairs of the Institute. A few important positions of the Institute and the name of position holders are given below:

Director Dr. V.M. Mishra Registrar (In charge) Dr. Ajit Singh Librarian Dr. Charu Tiwari

Dean of Academic Affairs Dr. Satyendra Singh

Associate Dean Academic Affairs Dr. Kuldeep Kholiya

Coordinator TEQIP III Prof. Jyoti Sexena

Nodal Officer Procurement Dr. Ajit Singh

Nodal Officer Finance Dr. Anirudh Gupta Dean of Students Welfare Dr. Ajit Singh Nodal Officer Academic Dr. Satyendra Singh Proctor Mr. Mayank

Controller of Examination Dr. Archana Verma

Assistant Controller of Examination Dr. Kuldeep Kholiya Mr. Deepak Harbola

I/C Training & placement Cell Dr. Vishal Kumar

Associate Training & placement officer Mr. R.P. Singh Mr. Varun Kakar I/c Horticulture and Campus Upkeep Dr. R.K. Pandey

I/c Media Dr. Sachin Gaur

I/c Guest House Mr. R. P. Singh

I/c Library Dr. R.K. Bharti

I/c CCFC In charge Dr. Vishal Kumar

I/c Vehicle Incharge Mr. A. K. Sharma I/c Electrical Maintenance Mr. Lalit Garia

I/c Civil Maintenance Mr. Ravi Kumar

I/c Sports Dr. Arvind Bhatt

I/C Cultural Activities Mr. Lalit Singh Garia, Ms.AninditaSaha

Wardens

Chief Warden: Prof. Jyoti Sexena (Girls), Mr. Mayank (Boys)

Warden Boys Hostels

Hostel Name Warden Assistant warden

New Boys Hostel Mr. R.P Singh Dr.Kuldeep Kholia

Nandadevi Hostel Mr. Ravi Kumar Mr. Rajiv Chanyal

Vindhyanchal Hostel Dr. Rajendra Bharti Mr. Anshuman Mishra

Arawali Hostel Mr. Vishal Kumar Mr. Seeraj Ahmad

Gomukh Hostel Dr. Arvind Bhatt Dr. Charu Tiwari

Shivalik Hostel Dr. R.K. Pandey Mr. Ashok Verma

Kailash Hostel Dr. Sachin Gaur Mr. Amit Kumar

Warden Girls Hostels

Hostel Name Warden Assistant Warden

Gangotri Hostel Ms. Rachna Arya Ms. AnaditaSaha

Yamnotri Hostel Dr. Lata Bisht Ms. Archana Verma

Saraswarti Hostel Ms. Vijya Bhandari Ms. Deepti Chandra

Central Facilities and Amenities

1. Central Library

The central library of the Institute serves as the academic heart of the Institute to support teaching programmes, research activities, and extension services. Over the recent years the libraries have undergone dramatic changes due to influence of information technology, the libraries are now more focused towards providing access to information/ learning resources rather than just being custodians of books. Advances in IT have revolutionized research, education and ways for communicating research information. These factors demand that library evolve to address these changes while preserving their fundamental goal. The central library of BTKIT located at centrally and provides library services to the students, faculty and staff members of the institute with the following mission: To enhance knowledge and instil a thirst for reading which will enable the readers to develop an integrated personality and motivate them to make a valuable contribution to the society in future.

1. SECTIONS OF THE LIBRARY: Acquisition:This Section is responsible for the acquisition of all books, monographs, government documents, gifts and other reading material relevant to the requirements of teaching, research and extension programs of the institute. This section helps the faculty members in selecting the new documents for procurement in the library by sending the latest announcements, publisher’s catalogues and bibliographies. Periodicals: This section acquires periodicals through subscription, exchange and gifts. Technical Processing: All the reading material received from acquisition and periodicals sections is technically processed by this section for its use. Circulation: This section enrolls students, academic and administrative staff as members of the Library and manages issue and return of books and periodicals. Reading Section:Havingmore than 100 students sitting capacity available in the reading section of the library.

2. PRESENT STATUS

The in-charge of library deals with the provision and maintenance of information, including books, electronic resources, magazines, newspaper, and web based content & digital resources. Sl.No. Name of Person Designation 1. Dr. C.C.Tiwari Librarian / In- Charge Library 2. Mrs. Hema Pandey Deputy. Librarian 3. Mr. G.S.Rana Library Clerk 4. Mrs. Madhubala Srivastava Clerk 5. Mr. B.S.Taragi Book Lifter 6. Mr. R.S.Bajetha Attendant Various post and person working in the Central Library

3. Library Timing The library functions from 9:00AM to 5:00 PM on all working days during the year.

4. Library Services  Selective Dissemination of Information (SDI) to different departments  Reference and Information Services  Library loans/ circulation services  Reserved Text /Book Bank Services  E- Documentation / Reprography  Inter Library Loan Service  Press Clipping Services  Information literacy for PG and PhD students.  Access to e- Resources 5. Online Library Services  Digital Library Platform through ‘Knimbus’ which can be access across the campus and hostels.  Around 900 subscribed E-Books title with IP & Remote access  DELNEThas been established with the prime objective of promoting resource sharing among the libraries through the development of a network of libraries.  Internet Browsing Service  CD/Off Line Bibliographical Database  Library subscribed Online Journals  National Digital Library

6. Resources: The library has an extensive collection of books covering all aspects of engineering and also related areas like social sciences, humanities, general reading, etc. Reference collection of library consists of reference books, handbooks, technical data books, encyclopaedias, dictionaries, directories, almanacs, atlases, autobiographies, Indian standards, syllabus, question papers archive, CD –ROMs etc. The periodical section is a vital source for academic research and up-to-date information. Newspapers and Journals both international and national are made available for reference. Resources

Resources Available Books 44905+

Book Bank 1200+ Journal/ Magazine 15+ News Paper 7 (Hindi + English) E-Books 900+

7. Digital Library: Digital Library Centre situated in CCFC, 30 terminals with Internet facility are provided for: E-journals browsing: The library subscribes to various databases and e-journals which can be browsed. E-books reading: E-books are purchased by the library which can also be read at the Digital Library Centre. NPTEL videos: Video lectures given by IIT faculties are made available through Intranet. These help to enhance the quality of engineering education.

2. Central Computing Facility Centre

Central Computing Facility Centre of Bipin Tripathi Kumaon Institute of Technology Dwarahat established in 2011 is catering computational requirements and providing 24x7 Internet facilities with Email services to the users of the institute at campus as well as residential area of BTKIT along with its role of central facilitator of computing facilities to students and faculty member who are intensely engaged in research activities. There are numerous labs like CISCO Lab, Oracle Lab, Microsoft Lab, Open Source Lab, Communication lab etc.

Structure and details of Employees

S.No Name Designation Nature Of Job 1 Dr. Vishal Kumar Assistant Professor In charge 2 Mr.DeepakHarbola Programmer Programmer 3 Mr.RajivChiniyal Programmer Programmer

3 Mr.Omkar Mishra Lab Technician Lab Technician

Centre level Activities done:

1. Maintenance of Collage Website (Uploads, cleaning, backup, security check, etc.). 2. Internet and Wi-Fi Facility Maintenance. 3. Creation of User Accounts, etc. for File Processing & Monitoring System. 4. Conducting Computer Based Tests (CBTs) for Campus Placement of students. 5. Assistance for Campus Network Facility Management. 6. Maintenance of Online Admission Portal.

3. HEALTH CENTRE

To provide basic health care facilities to the Students Teaching Staff, Non-teaching Staff, Supporting Staff, of the on 24X7 basis. It provides adequate and proper medical advice to all the patients. The students also can get medical aid from nearby Community Health Centre. Emergency medical services are also being provided to patients during odd hours & on holidays. Critical cases are being referred to Higher Centers by Ambulance, after providing primary treatment.

4. BANK

Branch of State Bank of India (SBI) exists in Institute campus knows as SBIKEC Dwarahat. It provides ATMs facilities with modern Bank facilities. Bank services are provided from 10 AM to 4:00 PM on all weekdays except 2nd and 4th Saturday of every month.

SBI KEC Dwarahat

IFSC Code SBIN0010584 MICR Code 263002463 Bank State Bank Of India Address Sbi,KecDwarahatDwarahat Goucher, Almora, Uttarakhand, PIN- 263653 District Almora State Uttarakhand Branch KecDwarahat Email Id [email protected] Branch Code 10584

5. Training & Placement Cell

The Training and Placement cell is headed by a senior member having through knowledge of industries and industrial requirement who groom the student to make their presence felt in the visiting companies. The cell is worked in close coordination with student placement committee consisting of members chosen from the entire department. The training and placement cell equipped with excellent infrastructure that help student to get access to the modern ways. It provides a well maintained seminar hall equipped with the facilities of video gallery, touch podium, projector, sound system etc.

Structure and details of Employees

S.no Name Designation 1 Dr. Vishal Kumar Training & Placement Officer 2 Mr. Varun Kumar Kakar Associate Training & Placement Officer 3 Mr. R P Singh Associate Training & Placement Officer

List of Activities Of Career Counseling And Placement Cell

Sl.No. Lectures/ Workshops Date 1 Webinar on Artificial Intelligence 18-05-2020 2 Webinar on Cyber security & ethical hacking 12-05-2020 3 Webinar on Digital Marketing 18-05-2020 4 Webinar on IOT development and data 09-05-2020 visualization on cloud using NodeMcu

Campus Recruitment 2019-20

Campus data

Total students got placed in the on campus placement Total number of students who went for higher studies

Name of the Major Companies and the number of students that were placed

S.No. Name of the company No. of the students placed in 1. Wipro Ltd 6 2. IGT Solutions Pvt Ltd 1 3. Godrej & Boyce Mfg. Co. Ltd 2 4. Daffodil Software Private Limited 2 5. BYJU’s 3 6. Pie Infocom 2 7. CYNET Systems 1 8. Extramarks 2 9. Cognizant 2 10. Huber + Shuner 3 11. Dhampur Sugar Mill 1 12. Mountblue Technologies 1 13. eLitmus 2 14. IDEMIA 1

Our Students are placed in various companies :

GATE data

GATE data 2019-20

Biochemical Engg Chemical Engg. Civil Engg. Computer Sc.&Engg. Electronic & Comm. Engg. Electrical Engg. Mechanical Engg.

Top Rank in Gate:

1. Deepasnshi Pandey- CSE (AIR - 253) 2. Hardik Upreti - ECE (AIR - 1927) 3. AprajitaChhawi–CSE (AIR - 2477) 4. Raveen Chandra –ECE (AIR-2939) 5. Sachin Joshi - CSE (AIR - 3627) 6. Sonali Saraswat - CSE (AIR - 3627)

Student details

Branch Year SC ST OBC GEN PH TFW KM EW TOTAL

CSE I 11 2 6 33 1 3 3 5 64

II 9 2 8 44 0 3 0 0 66

III 10 2 8 41 0 3 0 0 64

IV 11 3 6 45 0 3 1 0 69

ECE I 6 0 3 31 0 3 0 3 46

II 3 0 6 42 0 3 0 0 54

III 6 1 4 36 0 3 0 0 50

IV 6 1 5 42 0 3 0 0 57

ME I 6 1 5 29 0 3 0 3 47

II 8 4 8 43 0 3 0 0 66

III 7 2 6 36 1 3 2 0 57

IV 12 2 6 40 0 3 0 0 63

BCE I 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 2

II 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2

III 1 0 0 6 0 3 0 0 10

IV 2 0 1 9 0 3 0 0 15

CE I 10 2 4 28 0 3 1 3 51

II 13 3 10 41 0 3 0 1 71

III 9 1 8 42 0 3 0 0 64

IV 11 2 7 41 1 3 1 0 66

EE I 4 1 3 21 0 2 0 4 35

II 10 1 10 34 0 3 0 0 58

III 7 2 4 30 0 3 0 0 46

IV 5 3 8 41 0 3 0 0 60

CHE I 2 0 1 16 0 3 0 0 22

II 1 0 2 15 0 2 0 0 20

III 3 1 1 19 0 3 0 0 27

IV 6 0 6 31 0 3 0 0 46

MTech I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DCE II 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 4 MTech I 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 CSE II 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 5 MTech I 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 THEM II 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 MCA I 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 5 II 0 0 1 10 0 0 0 0 11

Details of Phd student (ongoing/registered)

Department Electronics and Computer science Mechanical communication Engineering

Total no. of student 01 04 03

Applied Sciences Department

The Applied Science Department is a department which serves as a foundation for the engineering students in all various departments of the Institute. The department particularly caters to the needs of first year engineering students. It comprises the disciplines of Physics, Fundamental Chemistry, Mathematics, Professional Communication and Management which caters the needs of the students so as to prepare them well for main courses in further branches. The faculty members are experts in their respective fields and provide students with a solid background for their future. The department consists of laboratories that are fully-equipped and well maintained. These laboratories not only enhance the practical skills, but also strengthen the theoretical concepts. The department has competent and knowledgeable faculty and well equipped laboratories.

Department Laboratories:

 Chemistry Lab  Physics Lab  Professional Communication Lab

Faculty Details:

S.no Name Qualification Designation Specialization

1 Dr. Lata Bisht M.Sc., Ph.D. Associate Professor Differentiable Manifold

2 Dr. R.K.Pandey MA., Ph.D. Assistant Professor British Poetry

M.Sc., Ph.D. Condensed Matter 3 Dr. Kuldeep Kholiya Assistant Professor Theory, Nanomaterial

4 Dr. Arvind Bhatt M.Sc., Ph.D. Assistant Professor Functional analysis

5 Dr. Jyoti Pandey M.Sc., Ph.D. Assistant Professor Organic Chemistry

6 Dr. Ruby Rani M.Phil., Ph.D. Assistant Professor Modern British Fiction

7 Dr. Bhawna Sanwal M.Sc., Ph.D. Assistant Professor Spectroscopy

Conferences/Seminars/Workshops attended by Faculty Members:

S.N. Name of Faculty Organized by Topic Date Days 1. 2. Dr. Arvind Bhatt Graphic Era Hill Three days Faculty 17-06-2019 3 days University, development program Bhimtal on” Student induction” to

19-07-2019

3. Dr. Arvind Bhatt KIET Group of Two weeks faculty 25-06-2019 2 week Institutions, development Ghaziabad programme on to “Entrepreneurship” 06-07-2019

4. Dr. Arvind Bhatt BTKIT One weeks faculty 16-09-2019 1 weak Dwarahat development programme on to

“Traditional and 20-09-2019 Modern Optimization Techniques”

5. Dr. Kuldeep Kholiya Graphic Era Hill Three days Faculty 17-06-2019 University, development program Bhimtal on” Student induction” to

19-07-2019

6. Dr. Kuldeep Kholiya KIET Group of Two weeks faculty 25-06-2019 Institutions, development Ghaziabad programme on to “Entrepreneurship” 06-07-2019

7. Dr. Kuldeep Kholiya BTKIT One weeks faculty 16-09-2019 Dwarahat development programme on to “Traditional and 20-09-2019 Modern Optimization Techniques”

8. Dr. R.K. Pandey Graphic Era Hill Three days Faculty 17-06-2019 3 days University, development program Bhimtal on” Student induction” to

19-07-2019

9. Dr. R.K. Pandey KIET Group of Two weeks faculty 25-06-2019 Institutions, development Ghaziabad programme on to “Entrepreneurship” 06-07-2019

NPTEL/AICTE/other courses details

S.No. Faculty Title of training Date Training Current Name status 1 Dr. Arvind Introduction to 2019 NPTEL Passed Bhatt research 2 Dr. Kuldeep Introduction to 2019 NPTEL Passed Kholiya research 3 Dr. Bhawna Experimental 2020 NPTEL Passed Sanwal physics-II 4 Dr. Jyoti Online Refresher 2020 NPTEL Passed Pandey Course In tripathi Chemistry For Higher Education

Department of Biochemical Engineering

B.T. Kumaon Institute of Technology holds the unique distinction of being the only college in the state to be running Biochemical Engineering department. The department was started in 1998 with an intake of 20 students. Department strives for excellence in creating, applying and imparting knowledge in applied biological sciences, chemical engineering, genetic engineering, fermentation and bioprocess technology through comprehensive educational programs, research in collaboration with industry and government, and service to professional societies, the community, the state, and the nation.

Vision

To provide excellent academic ambience in Biochemical Engineering with a view to produce globally competent engineers, researchers and entrepreneurs.

Mission

 To successively produce competitive & leading biochemical engineering professionals with strong analytical and design capability for life-long learning.  To have contemporary laboratories for research and innovation in order to exploit natural resources of hilly region.  To produce biochemical engineering technocrats with high ethical and societal values for sustainable development.

Department Laboratories

 Microbiology  Biochemistry  Fermentation Technology  Genetic Engineering

 Bio separation Processes  Bioprocess Technology  Plant Design  Project lab

Faculty Details

S.No. Name Qualificat Designation Specialization ion 1 Dr. Jyoti Saxena Ph.D. Professor & HOD Microbial Technology, Agriculture Microbiology 2 Mr. Amit Mohan M. Tech Assistant Professor Fermentation Technology 3 Mr. Pankaj Sanwal M. Tech Assistant Professor Fermentation Technology, Waste Water Treatment 4 Mr. Mayank M. Tech Assistant Professor Bioreactor Design, Renewable Energy 5 Ms. Shakti Katiya M. Tech Assistant Professor Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology 6 Mrs. Shweta Rawat M. Tech Assistant Professor Biofuel, Bioremediation, Downstream Processing 7 Ms. Neha Chausali M. Tech Assistant Professor Microbiology, Environmental Biotechnology 8 Ms. Deepti Chandra M. Tech Assistant Professor Enzyme Engineering, Biochemistry

Faculty Activities

S.No Faculty Title of training Date Training agency . Name From To 1. Ms. Innovation in Drug 31st May 5th May Deptt. of Shweta Delivery Systems 2020 2020 Pharmaceutics, Rawat Bapatla College of Pharmacy,

Andhra Pradesh 2. Ms. Holistic Approach 1st June 6th June Sheth P.T. Shweta towards COVID 19 2020 2020 Mahila College Rawat of Arts &Homescience 3. Ms. Advanced materials 15th June 19th Dr. N.G.P. Shweta for Sustainable 2020 June2020 Institute of Rawat Development Technology. N.G.P. Institute of Technology 4. Ms. Analytical research 26th June 28th June Deptt. of Shweta trends in 2020 2020 Pharmaceutics, Rawat Pharmaceutical Bapatla College Industry of Pharmacy, Andhra Pradesh 5. Ms. Strategies against the 18th June 18th June Deptt. of Shweta Covid-19 Pandemic 2020 2020 Biotechnology, Rawat Sir J.C.Bose, Technical Campus Kumaun University, Nainital 6. Ms. Deepti Unlocking the 20th April 20th April AICTE Chandra lockdown through e- 2020 2020 Sponsored examination

7. Ms. Deepti National webinar on 16th April 16th April AICTE Chandra virtual Lab 2020 2020 Sponsored

8. Ms. Deepti Patent Drafting and 8th May 9th May Journal of Chandra processing with 2020 2020 Advance importance of Engineering trademark and copy Research right 9. Ms. Deepti Fuzzy logic and neural 3rd May 4th May Journal of Chandra network approaches or 2020 2020 Advance engineering solutions Engineering Research 10. Ms. Deepti Quantum Computing 15th June 19th June AICTE Chandra 2020 2020 Sponsored

11. Ms. Deepti Augmented 5th May 11th May AICTE Chandra reality/virtual reality 2020 2020 Sponsored

12. Ms. Deepti Trends in wastewater 3rd June 3rd June PET Engineering Chandra treatment system 2020 2020 College Vallioor

13. Neha Holistic approach 1st June 6th June Dept. of Food Chausali towards COVID 19 2020 2020 Science and Nutrition

14. Neha Patent Drafting and 8th May 9th May Journal of Chausali Processing with 2020 2020 Advance Importance of Engineering Trademark and Research Copyright 15. Neha “ROS Mediated 13th June 13th June Dept. of Science Chausali Control and Cure for 2020 2020 and Humanities Cancer” 16. Neha Innovation in drug 13th June 15th June Dept. of Chausali delivery systems 2020 2020 Pharmaceutics, Bapatla college of pharmacy, Andhra Pradesh 17. Shakti Expanding Horizon of 10thFebrua 15thFebrua Biochemical Katiyar Bioprocesses ry 2020 ry Engineering 2020 Department, School of Chemical Technology, Harcourt Butler Technical University Kanpur

NPTEL/AICTE/other courses details

S.No. Faculty Title of training Date Training Current Name status 1 Ms. Neha Cell culture March 2020 NPTEL Result Chausali technology awaited 2 Ms. Neha Experimental September NPTEL Result Chausali Biotechnology 2020 awaited 3 Mr. Pankaj Cell culture September NPTEL Result Sanwal Bioprocessing 2020 awaited

Departmental Activities

Training programs/ Workshops/ conference details

S.No. Title of Type of From To date Funding Mode Program activities date agency (webinars, conferences, workshops) 1 TEQIP workshop 23rd Sep 27th Sep TEQIP-III Online sponsored 2020 2020 “Technological Developments in Bioprocessing”

Expert Lectures

S.No. Title of Department Students Date Duration Funding Mode Program number agency 1 TEQIP Biochemical 105 29th 1 day TEQIP- Online sponsored Engineering July III Next 2020 Generation Biomaterials for Drug Delivery

2 TEQIP Biochemical 75 21st 1 day TEQIP- Online sponsored, Engineering Sep. III “Overcomin 2020 g Gender Stereotypes for Professional Excellence”

Department of Chemical Engineering

The Chemical Engineering Department was established in 2010 with an intake of 60 students. The department includes all important aspects of Chemical Engineering & lays emphasis to facilitate students to improve their practical knowledge in different subjects.The Chemical Engineering Department is in its developing phase and offers the B. Tech. program. It gives an elaborate description of all the unit operations & processes used in chemical engineering.The department has started distinct laboratories and academic programs related to courses like Unit Operations (Heat transfer, Mass transfer and Fluid mechanics), Control in Chemical Industries, Processes (Inorganic and Organic) and Technologies (Renewable, Corrosion etc.).The courses comprise of Fluid Mechanics, Heat & Mass Transfer, Thermodynamics, Process Control and Instrumentation, Process Design and Project Engineering, Chemical Reaction Engineering etc. the various electives offered are optimization techniques, petrochemicals etc. to let students be aware of present on going changes in technologies and Industries.

The department has witnessed a big rise in the size of vibrant student body. In today’s scenario all the efforts are made towards making it first choice of aspiring undergraduates. This is being groomed to be the favored destination for graduates full of innovative ideas. The highly focused and flexible natures of students add muscle to the buzzing academics. We invite experts to deliver talks to our students. Our alumini have distinguished themselves both in academics and industry, and continue to inspire the current generation of students.

Vision

To emerge as a global leader in the areas of education and research in Chemical Engineering to handle the technological challenges in Chemical Engineering & Allied Field and catering the requirement of present and future stakeholders and society.

Mission

 To provide strong foundation of technical education to the undergraduate in field of Chemical engineering and allied areasto face the changing needs of industries and society in21st century.  To educate students with leadership and entrepreneurship skills helpful in Startups, ethics and social liabilities.  To impart consultancy services to the Chemical and Allied industries.  To provide technical solutions of the regional issues of the Hills.

Department Laboratories

 Fluid Flow Operations  CAD  Mechanical Operations  Heat Transfer  Energy Resources &  Mass Transfer Operations Utilization Operations  Chemical Reaction  Process Dynamics  Industrial Pollution Engineering &Instrumentation & Control  Chemical Technology

Newly developed labs: Research lab

Under research lab various equipment’s are available to conduct different experiments related to application in fuel cell, biofuels, membrane separation,rheology etc. Various available equipment’s include vacuum oven, PEM fuel cell hardware, Magnetic stirrer, high temperature and pressure reactor, Vacuum Filtration Assembly, Laboratory Hydraulic Hot Press with temp. Controller, Polarizing Microscope etc.

Magnetic stirrer with temp controller High temperature and pressure reactor To agitate the liquid for speeding up the Use for reaction that should carrird out at high reactions or improving mixtures. Can also be temperature and pressure under controlled use in slurry making, reactions etc. conditions.

Ultrasonication bath Vacuum Oven applying sound energy to agitate particles in a used for the drying of substances which sample, for various purposes such as the are hygroscopic and heat sensitive. extraction of multiple compounds from plants, microalgae and seaweeds

Faculty Details:

S.no. Name Qualification Designation Specialization 1 Anshuman M. Tech HOD and Assistant Fluid flow operation, Mishra Professor Reaction Engg. 2 VaibhavRai M. Tech, PhD Assistant Professor Renewable Energy pursuing Sources 3 Durgesh Singh M.Tech, PhD Assistant Professor Hydrogen storage, Songera pursuing (TEQIP-III) Solar cells, Nano- catalysis 4 Nivedita Shroti M. Tech, PhD Assistant Professor Electrochemical pursuing (TEQIP-III) devices, Electro catalysis 5 Dr. Sanjay Phd Assistant Professor Soft matter, rheology Kumar (TEQIP-III) 6 Ajit Das M. Tech, PhD Assistant Professor Micro fabrication pursuing (TEQIP-III)

Research project/Consultancies

Funding Agency External funding (Total) AICTE 63,69,000 INR

S.N. Name of Project title Funding Total Current faculty agency amount status 1. Durgesh Upgradation of Bio-oil to AICTE under 10,65,000 Ongoing Singh Biofuel by catalytic hydro- CRS scheme INR Songera deoxygenation

2. Sanjay Fabrication of ultrafiltration AICTE under 15,39,000 Ongoing Kumar membrane with tunable pore CRS scheme INR size via eco-friendly technique 3. Ajit Das Functionalized borosilicate- AICTE under 18,50,000 Ongoing silica-epoxy nano composite CRS scheme INR superhydrophobic coating for enhanced durabil 4. Nivedita Novel Cathode Catalyst AICTE under 19,15,000 Ongoing Shroti Material of Fuel cell suitable CRS scheme INR for Transport Applications

Faculty Activities Training programs/Workshop details

S.N. Faculty Name Title of training From date To date Training agency 1. Durgesh Singh Unlocking the 20-Apr-20 20-Apr-20 SPIU - Uttar Pradesh Songera Lockdown through and IET RML Avadh E-Examination University Ayodhya 2. Durgesh Singh Strategies to meet 22-May-20 22-May-20 TCS-iON Songera the UGC guideline on Examination, Academic Calendar & Internships 3. Anshuman Strategies to meet 22-May-20 22-May-20 TCS-iON Mishra the UGC guideline on Examination, Academic Calendar & Internships 4. Ajit Das Strategies to meet 22-May-20 22-May-20 TCS-iON the UGC guideline on Examination, Academic Calendar & Internships 5. Nivedita Shroti Unlocking the 20-Apr-20 20-Apr-20 SPIU - Uttar Pradesh Lockdown through and IET RML Avadh E-Examination University Ayodhya 6. Nivedita Shroti Strategies to meet 22-May-20 22-May-20 TCS-iON the UGC guideline on Examination, Academic Calendar & Internships 7. Nivedita Shroti Basics of 26-May-20 26-May-20 Metrohm India Electrochemistry, Limited Energy storage applications and accessories 8. Nivedita Shroti Online teaching 11-Jun-20 14-Jun-20 NIFTEM pedagogy in higher education 9. Nivedita Shroti Pedagogy of 19-Jun-20 23-Jun-20 FGIET Raebareli scientific writing, reporting and scholarly networks

NPTEL/AICTE/ other courses details

S.N. Faculty Name Title of training Date Training Current status agency 1. Nivedita Shroti eCARS1x: Electric 27-May-20 eDx (TU Passed with 87% Cars: Introduction Delft)

Departmental Activities

Expert lecture

S. Title of Department Students Date Duration Funding Mode N. Program details agency 1. Recent Chemical IV and 26- 30 1 week TEQIP-III Online Advances in Engineering III year September2020 Chemical Engineering

Department of Computer Science & Engineering

The Computer Science & Engineering Department was established in 1991with an intake of 20 seats. And Increase in intake strength from 20 to 30 in year 1992, further increase in seats from 30 to 60 in year 1998. The department has highly experienced faculties that trains student in different software and hardware. The department is accredited by NBA-AICTE in 2010.The department also run Master program i.e. in Master of Computer Application from 2001 with an intake 40 seats and increase in seats from 40 to60 in year 2010. The students have to take 36 courses along with the personnel and inter-personal effectiveness lab and industry training during the sixth semester. The department of MCA is devoted for quality learning through learning. The department also provides Specialization in Master of Technology Computer Science Engineering from 2010 with an intake of 18 students. Admission in M. Tech Program is through valid GATE score. The department offers Ph.D program also.

Vision

To be a Centre of Excellence in Computer Science and Engineering domain and work with industry on cutting edge technology to address current and emerging challenges in global perspective for the development of society. Mission

To impart quality engineering education, enhance problem solving skills, foster research and innovation, encourage entrepreneurship and mold students of integrity and ethics to provide leadership with social sensitivity for the betterment of the country and humanity as a whole. Department Laboratories

 CISCO  Data Structure &  UNIX & Shell Programming Algorithm  ORACLE  Computer  Fundamental of computer Architecture programming  Microsoft  Parallel Computing  Project Lab

 Open Source

Faculty Details:

S.No Name Qualification Designation Specialization 1 Dr. Kunwar Singh P.hD Professor Distributed computing Vaisla 2 Dr.Ajit Singh P.hD Professor Artificial intelligence 3 Dr.R.K.Bharti P.hD Associate Data Compression and Professor Network security 4 Dr.ArchnaVerma P.hD Assistant professor Data Analyst 5 Mrs. Swati Verma P.hD pursuing Assistant Professor Distributed System 6 Mr. Ramesh Belwal P.hD pursuing Assistant Professor NLP, Machine learning 7 Dr.Sachin Gaur P.hD Assistant Professor Digital Image Processing 8 Mrs. Bhawana Parihar P.hD pursuing Assistant Professor Software Engineering 9 Mrs. AninditaSaha P.hD pursuing Assistant professor M-Learning 10 Mr. Vishal Kumar P.hD Assistant professor Networking 11 Dr. Kapil Chaudhary P.hD Lecturer Image Processing

12 Mr.RakeshBist M.Tech Assistant professor Mobile Computing, (TEQIP III) Wireless Sensor Networks 13 Mr. Himanshu Suyal P.hD pursuing Assistant professor Machine Learning, Data (TEQIP III) Mining 14 Mr. Sagar Mal P.hD pursuing Assistant professor Computer Vision And Nitharwal (TEQIP III) Machine Learning 15 Ms. Pragya Chaudhary M.Tech Assistant professor Wireless Network, (TEQIP III) Mobile Computing 16 Mr. Setu Maheshwari P.hD pursuing Assistant professor Internet of Things (TEQIP III) Education Technology 17 Mrs. Poonam PhD(Pursuing) Assistant professor Security, Cryptography Chimwal 18 Mr. Kuber Singh M.Tech Assistant professor Computer Network

19 Networking and Mr. Deepak Harbola MCA, M.Tech Programmer programming 20 Mr. Rajeev Chinayal MCA, M.Tech Computer Networking Programmer 21 Mr. Pankaj Tiwari - Computer Operator - 22 Mr. Omkar Mishra Machine Grade A - (M.G.A) -

Research project

S.N. Name of Project title Funding Total Current faculty agency amount status 1. Dr. R.K “Design and IOT based waste UTU. 200000 Ongoing Bharti management system” INR 2. Dr. Archna “Small infrared target feature UTU. 100000 Ongoing Verma extraction using different INR discrete wavelet transform and feature selection using nature algorithm” 3. Dr. Vishal “NEWSPOINT” UTU. 300000 Ongoing Kumar INR

Faculty Activities Training programs/Workshop details

S.N. Name of Faculty Organized by Topic Date Days Ramesh Chandra BTKIT Amateur Radio 03-02-2020 14 Belwal Dwarahat communication to 15-02- System &Network as 2020 a Bridge to connect 1 Everything BTKIT 16-09-2019 Dwarahat Traditional and 5 to 20-09- Modern Optimization 2019 Technique(TAMOT)

08 -2019 Introduction to to10-2019 40 NPTEL research

BTKIT Traditional and 16-09-2019 Dwarahat Modern Optimization to 20-09- 5 2019 3 Mrs.SwatiVerma Technique(TAMOT)

BTKIT Amateur Radio 03-02-2020 Dwarahat communication to 15-02- 14 System &Network as 2020

a Bridge to connect Everything

BTKIT Traditional and 16-09-2019 5 Dwarahat Modern Optimization to 20-09- Technique(TAMOT) 2019

5 Mrs.AninditaSaha BTKIT Amateur Radio 03-02-2020 Dwarahat communication System 14 &Network as a Bridge to to 15-02- 2020 connect Everything

16-09-2019 BTKIT Traditional and to 20-09- 5 Dwarahat Modern Optimization 2019

Technique(TAMOT)

Dr.Kapil Chaudhary 03-02-2020 BTKIT Amateur Radio to 15-02- Dwarahat communication System 2020 14 &Network as a Bridge to

connect Everything

16-09-2019 BTKIT Traditional and to 20-09- 5 Dwarahat Modern Optimization 2019

Technique(TAMOT)

6 Mr.RakeshBist 03-02-2020 BTKIT Amateur Radio to 15-02- Dwarahat communication System 2020 14 &Network as a Bridge to

connect Everything

16-09-2019 BTKIT Traditional and to 20-09- 5 Dwarahat Modern Optimization 2019

Technique(TAMOT)

7 Mr.HimanshuSuyal 03-02-2020 BTKIT Amateur Radio to 15-02- Dwarahat communication System 2020 14 &Network as a Bridge to

connect Everything

06-01-2020 To 10-01- 5 Natural Language NIT Pantna 2020 Processing

BTKIT Traditional and 16-09-2019 5 Dwarahat to 20-09- Modern Optimization 8 Ms.PragyaChadhary 2019 Technique(TAMOT)

BTKIT Dwarahat Amateur Radio 03-02-2020 communication System 14 to 15-02- &Network as a Bridge to 2020 connect Everything

06-01-2020 Natural Language To 10-01- 5 Mr.Sagar Mal MNIT Jaipur Processing 9 2020 Nitharwal

BTKIT Traditional and 16-09-2019 Dwarahat Modern Optimization to 20-09- Technique(TAMOT) 2019 5

BTKIT Amateur Radio 03-02-2020 communication System Dwarahat to 15-02- &Network as a Bridge to 2020 connect Everything 14

16-09-2019 BTKIT Traditional and to 20-09- 5 Dwarahat Modern Optimization 2019

Technique(TAMOT)

Mr.Setu Maheshwari 03-02-2020 BTKIT Amateur Radio to 15-02- Dwarahat communication System 2020 14 &Network as a Bridge to

connect Everything

Departmental Activities Training programs/Workshop/Conference details

S.N. Title of Program Type of activities From date To date Mode (webinars, conferences,works hops) 1 Amateur Radio workshops 3-02-2020 15-02-2020 offline communication System &Network as a Bridge to connect Everything 2 Career webinars 7-06-2020 7-06-2020 Online planning,Trends and success Mindset 3 Webinar on Artificial webinars 18-05-2020 18-05-2020 Online Intelligence

Student Activities

Training programs/Workshop details.

S.N. Title of Program Type of activities From date To date Organized by 1 “Network System and training program 26-06-2019 15-02-2020 ONGC Building Management System” 2 Python and PHP training program 24-06-2019 18-07-2019 MANIT Bhopal 3 JAVA based training training program 03-01-2020 17-01-2020 IIT Kanpur program

Curricular achievement

 A website “covid19uttrakhand.org” created by CSE 3rd year students.  An educational tour done by the department from 20-01-2020 to 28-01-2020.  International mother language day celebrated by the department on 21 February 2020.

Civil Engineering Department

The Civil Engineering Department was established in 2009 offering B. Tech. undergraduate courses with an intake of 30 students. With the growing demand in the market a need was felt to increase the seats up to 60 in 2010. Every year it manages to produce technically sound bright engineers to shape the globe with their desires. The department has pledged to install the wings of growth to real estate by producing the yellow headed professionals promising to lay the foundation with mortar of change. The department has kept the pace with latest technologies and undoubtedly faculty has left no stone unturned to impart the ultimate knowledge to young genius. The students are feed with software as well as practical Designing and Analysis to help them learn more efficiently.

The program emphasizes on industry standard and research based projects, which would enhance the skills of students to become successful professionals for a holistic development.

Vision

Emerge as a Center of Excellence in Civil Engineering, fostering a generation of globally competent and socially committed civil engineers who will contribute to the nation building process.

Mission

 To provide a comprehensive, education and training at the levels of materials, tools, planning, analysis, design and maintenance of structures.  To encourage research and development in the field of civil engineering, that will be useful for the society.  To equip the graduate with strong ethical and moral values and make them socially committed.

Department Laboratories

 Fluid Mechanics Lab  Transportation Lab  Graphics Lab  Hydraulics Lab  Soil Mechanics Lab  Concrete Lab  Geology Lab  Structures Lab  Building Material & Construction Lab  Geotechnical  Survey Lab  Engineering Lab

Newly developed labs: Research lab

Under research lab various equipment’s are available to conduct different experiments related to application in materials testing, soil testing etc. Various available equipment’s include vacuum oven, PEM fuel cell hardware, Magnetic stirrer, high temperature and pressure reactor, Vacuum Filtration Assembly, Laboratory Hydraulic Hot Press with temp. Controller, Polarizing Microscope etc.

Concrete Curing Tank Groove /Concrete Cutter In order for sample cylinders to undergo It is the operation on producing the groove on the compression testing (and some other lab tests) they surface of the work piece by using a saw-milling

55 must be cured. Curing involves immersing the cutter or end milling cutter. The workpiece is fixed samples in a water bath at least 8 hours after firmly on a milling machine and fixing the end placing them into the sample moulds. The primary milling cutter on an arbor, by adjusting the depth of purpose of curing is to ensure that all samples are cut, the work is fed against the cutter to cut the similar with regards to quality and strength. groove on the work surface.

Compression Testing Machine Flexure Testing Machine Compressive Strength Testing Equipment to test These machines are designed to test the flexural cement, brick and concrete is offered by us. The strength of concrete beams. Their design provides range we offer includes Manually (Hand) Operated, maximum rigidity throughout their working range Semi-Automatic Compression Testing Equipment, as the downward movement of the piston applies Electrically Cum Manually Operated equipment load. A spacer is provided for testing different size and more. of beams and load is indicated on a digital indicator.

Concrete Permeability Apparatus Automatic Soil Compactor Permeability apparatus is used for determining the The Automatic Soil Compactor is designed to permeability of cement mortar and concrete compact specimens automatically and uniformly, specimens of 15cm cubes cast in the laboratory assuring conformity with local and international standards. It is appropriate for compaction testing and preparing samples for CBR testing.

Faculty Details:

S.no. Name Qualification Designation Specialization 1 Mrs. Renu Sinha M.Tech. Assistant Professor Structural Engineering 2 Mr. Neeraj M.Tech. Assistant Professor Kumar Structural Engineering 3 Mr. Rohit Rana M.Tech. Assistant Professor Earthquake Engineering

4 Mr. Seraj Ahmad M.Tech. Assistant Professor Hydraulics & Water Resources Engineering 5 Dr. Bhavesh P.hD Assistant Professor Earthquake Engineering Pandey 6 Mr. Lalit Kumar M.Tech. Assistant Professor Structural & construction Engineering 7 Mr. Pankaj Rana M.Tech. Assistant Professor Earthquake Engineering

8 Mr. Mintoo K. M.Tech. Assistant Professor Hydraulics & Water resource Gautam Engineering

9 Mr. Deepak M.Tech. Assistant Professor Environmental Engineering Prashar

Faculty activities Training programs/Workshop details

Detalis of FDP/ STC- Rohit Rana Title of From date To date Training agency training/Workshop/ *(dd/mm/yyyy) *(dd/mm/yyyy) /Organizer STC

1. Waste water July,2019 Dec,2019 MHRD(NPTEL) Treatment and Recycling

2. Geotechnical July,2019 Dec,2019 MHRD(NPTEL) engineering

Laboratory

3. Geosynthetics July,2019 Dec,2019 MHRD(NPTEL) Testing Laboratory

4. Mechanical Jan,2020 July,2020 MHRD(NPTEL) Characterization of Bituminous Materials

5. Natural Hazards Jan,2020 July,2020 MHRD(NPTEL)

6. Plastic Waste Jan,2020 July,2020 MHRD(NPTEL) Management

7. Maintenance and Jan,2020 July,2020 MHRD(NPTEL) Repair of Concrete Structures

8. National webinar 4/16/2020 4/16/2020 IET Dr. on Virtual lab RammanoharLohiya Avadh University Ayodhya

9. National webinar 4/20/2020 4/20/2020 IET Dr. on Unlocking the RammanoharLohiya lockdown through Avadh University E-Examination Ayodhya

10. Examination 4/22/2020 4/25/2020 AICTE Reforms

11. Fuzzy logic and 5/3/2020 5/4/2020 Journal of Advance Neural Network Engineering Approaches for Research Engineering Solution

12. Patent drafting 5/6/2020 5/7/2020 Journal of Advance and Processing with Engineering importance of Research trademark and copyright

13. International 5/8/2020 5/10/2020 CSIR-Central Road webinar on Health research Institute

Monitoring, service New Delhi life prediction, repairand rehabilitation of structure

14. Augmented 5/11/2020 5/15/2020 AICTE Training Reality (AR) / And Learning Virtual Reality (ATAL) Academy (VR)"

15. Performance 5/16/2020 5/16/2020 Indian Society of Based Seismic Earthquake Design of Structure Technology

16. Relevance of 5/23/2020 5/23/2020 Indian Society of Site Effect in Earthquake Earthquake Resistant Technology Construction

17. Seismic Hazard 5/27/2020 5/27/2020 Indian Society of Assessment Earthquake Technology

18. International 5/29/2020 5/30/2020 CSIR-Central Road Webinar on Ground Research Institute, Improvement New Delhi Techniques for Highway Construction

19. International 5/29/2020 5/31/2020 Indian Concrete Webinar on Institute, Western Durability, Design UP Centre and Construction Ghaziabad Aspect of Bridges

20. Seismic 5/30/2020 5/30/2020 Indian Society of Microzonation Earthquake Studies in India Technology

21. Advances in 6/1/2020 6/5/2020 CSIR-CBRI Building Technology

22. Engineering 6/3/2020 6/3/2020 Indian Society of Preparedness for Earthquake Earthquake Disaster Technology, IIT Mitigation Roorkee

23. Seismic 6/6/2020 6/6/2020 Indian Society of Response of Earthquake Retaining Walls Technology, IIT Roorkee

24. Recent Advances 6/2/2020 6/7/2020 VJTI Mumbai in Civil Engineering Engineering College Ajmer under TEQIP-III

25. 1st Indo-Japan 6/8/2020 6/13/2020 Indian Geotechnical Webinar Series on Society Geotechnics for Disaster Mitigation

26. On Structure- 6/13/2020 6/13/2020 Indian Society of Equipment-Piping Earthquake Interaction Under Technology, IIT Earthquake Roorkee Excitation

27. Quantum 6/15/2020 6/19/2020 AICTE Training Computing And Learning (ATAL) Academy

28. Supplemental 6/20/2020 6/20/2020 Indian Society of Damping and Earthquake Energy Dissipation Technology, IIT Devices Roorkee

29. Emerging Trends 6/23/2020 6/27/2020 NIT Jalendhar in Highway Engineering and Infrastructure Development

30. Earthqukae Early 6/27/2020 6/27/2020 Indian Society of Warning System: Its Earthquake Relevance For India Technology, IIT Roorkee

31. National FDP on 6/29/2020 7/1/2020 Dumka Engineering Grid Integration of College in Hybrid Renewable collaboration with Energy Jadavpur University, Kolkata

Detail of FDP/STC-LALIT KUMAR

S. NO. FDP/STC DURATION PLACE 1. Short term course on “advanced 1st July to 5th IIT DELHI pedagogies : active learning and digital July2019 tools” 2. Workshop on “application of machine 7th July to 11th Btkitdwarahat learning in signal, image, computer July2019 vision” 3. Faculty development program on “ 16st September to Btkitdwarahat traditional and modern uptimization 20th techniques” September2019 4. Faculty development program on 19th June to Ferozegandhi “pedagogy of scientific writing, reporting 23thJune2020 institute of and scholarly networks” engineering and technology, raebareli 5. Seismic resistance structures 11th june 2020 Gna university, punjab 6. “Role of 3d printing during covid-19 1stjune 2020 Btkitdwarahat pandemic” 7. Long term vision for science education 13th june 2020 Dibnsdehradun during and post pandemiclandscape 8. Short term course on “emerging trends in 23th to 27thjune Nit jalandhar highway engineering and infrastructure 2020 development” 9. Insights to industry 4.0 29th june 2020 S. A engineering college, chennai 10. Online Course on Examination Reforms 22th to 25th April AICTE 2020

Details of FDP/ STC -Pankaj Rana S. NO. Webinar DURATION PLACE 1. Relevance of Site effects in earthquake 23 May ISET, IIT Roorkee resistant construction 2020 2. Seismic hazard assessment 27 May ISET, IIT Roorkee 3. Seismic micro zonation studies in india 30 May ISET, IIT Roorkee 4. Engineering preparedness for earthquake 3 June ISET, IIT Roorkee disaster mitigation 5. Seismic response of retaining wall 6 June ISET, IIT Roorkee 6. Structure equipment piping interaction 13 june ISET, IIT Roorkee under earthquake Excitation 7. Supplemental Damping and Energy 20 June ISET, IIT Roorkee Dissipation devices 8. Outcome based education Software 4 June Vmedulife software services 9. Outcome based education Software 9 June Vmedulife software services 10. National Level quiz on matlab 5 June muffakhamjah Programming college of engineering and technology, Hyderabad 11 Launching Nano satellite 18 June GMR institute of Technology, Kakinada FDP /STP 1 NPTEl-AICTE Faculty Development 1.5 Week IIT Delhi Program on sustainable Materials and ( July- Green Buildings October) 2 NPTEl-AICTE Faculty Development 1.5 Week IIT Madras Program on Advanced Concrete ( July- Technology October) 3 recent advances in civil Engineering 1 Week VJTI, Mumbai and (2- 7, June Engineering College 2020) ajmer 4 Prospects of sustainability in pavement 1 Week Dr. B R Ambedkar Construction in india (23-27 June National Institute of 2020) Technology, Jalandhar 5 Blockchain Technology and Its 1 Week by KL University, Application1 (29 june – 3 AP July, 2020)

6 Application of machine learning in signal, 7-11 july, BTKIT, Dwarahat image and Computer vision 2019 7 Technologies for healthcare 3 Days GMR Institute of (8-10, June Technology, AP 2020)

8 Advanced Pedagogy:Active Learning and 1-5 july IIT Delhi Digital Tools 2019

NPTEL Courses 1 Sustainable Materilas and Green Buildings 12 Week IIT Delhi ( July – October, 2019) 2 Advanced Concrete Technology 12 Week IIT Madras ( July – October, 2019)

Detalis of FDP/ STC- Bhavesh Pandey S. NO. Webinar/Stc/Fdp DURATION PLACE 1 Advanced 1-5 july 2019 IIT Delhi Pedagogy:Active Learning and Digital Tools

Details of FDP/ STC- Deepak Prashasr S. NO. Webinar/Stc/Fdp DURATION PLACE 1 Role of 3D priniting 1 june 2020 BTKIT, Dwarahat during covid -19 2 Advanced 1-5 july 2019 IIT Delhi Pedagogy:Active Learning and Digital Tools

Details of FDP/ STC- Mintoo Kumar Gautam S. NO. Webinar/Stc/Fdp DURATION PLACE 1 Role of 3D priniting 1 june 2020 BTKIT, Dwarahat during covid -19 2 Advanced 1-5 july 2019 IIT Delhi Pedagogy:Active Learning and Digital Tools

Details of FDP/ STC- Neeraj Kumar

S. NO. Webinar/Stc/Fdp DURATION PLACE 1 Application of 7-11, july 2019 BTKIT, Dwarahat machine learning in signal, image and Computer vision 2 Enterpreneurship 25 june- 6 july BTKIT, Dwarahat

Details of FDP/ STC- Seeraj Ahamad S. NO. Webinar/Stc/Fdp DURATION PLACE 1 Traditional and 16-20, September BTKIT, Dwarahat Modern 2019 Optimization Techniques

2 Advanced 1-5 july 2019 IIT Delhi Pedagogy:Active Learning and Digital Tools

NPTEL/AICTE/ other courses details

S.N. Faculty Title of training Date Training Current Name agency status 1. Renu Sinha 1. Advanced Concrete AICTE Passed Technology (July –October) 2019

2. Rohit Rana 1. Waste water Treatment AICTE Passed &Recycling Geotechnical (July –October) engineering 2019

2. Geosynthetics Testing Laboratory

3. Mechanical Characterization of (January- June) Bituminous Materials 2019 4. Natural Hazards 5. Plastic Waste Management 6. Maintenance and Repair of Concrete Structures

3. Lalit Kumar 1. Sustainable materials and AICTE Passed green Building (July –October) 2. Advanced Concrete 2019 Technology 4. Pankaj Rana 1. Sustainable Materials and AICTE Passed Green Building (July –October) 2. Advance Concrete 2019 Technology

Department of Electrical Engineering

The Electrical Engineering Department was established in the year 2010.The annual Intake is 65. A team of qualified faculty and ample experience is the highlight of the department.

The objective of the B.Tech/B.E graduate program in Electrical Engineering is to provide the students good understanding of Electrical engineering solutions in a global, societal and environmental context, consistent with the principles of sustainable development. The course will make the students capable Identifying, formulating and solving electrical engineering problems that meet specified performance, cost, time, safety and other quality needs and objectives with professional and ethical responsibility.

The program emphasis on industry standard and research based projects, which would enhance their skills to become successful professionals for a holistic development.

Vision

The vision of the Department is to be well recognized regionally and internationally for excellence in its educational programs, pioneering research activities and in full compliance to the international standards of quality assurance.

Mission  To provide high quality and effective education in the field of electrical engineering;

 To materialize the partnership with industry by meeting the ever changing needs of the market for future engineers;  To immunize the students with knowledge and experience in their field of specialization to contribute in the making of professional leaders. Department Laboratories

 Basic Electrical Engg.  Simulation Lab  Electronic Devices Lab & circuit simulation Lab  Microprocessor &  Control System Lab  AC Machine Lab microcontroller lab

 Power System Lab  Electric Drives Lab  DC Machine Lab  Power Electronics Lab  FACTS Lab using  RTDS and advanced MATLAB computing Lab

Faculty Detail:

S.no Name Qualification Designation Specialization 1 Dr. Anirudh Gupta (HOD, upto Dec. 2019) PhD Professor Mechatronics

2 Mr. R. P. Singh (HOD, from Assistant Wireless Jan 2020 to present) ME/ M.Tech Professor communication

3 Assistant High Voltage Ms. Mamta Arya ME/ M.Tech Professor Engineering

4 Assistant FACTS Devices, Mr. Amit Kumar ME/ M.Tech Professor Electric Drives

5 ME/ M.Tech (PhD pursuing, NIT Assistant Control System, Mr. Mohit Kumar Jalandhar) Professor Network Analysis

6 Assistant Mr. Lalit Mohan Tiwari ME/ M.Tech (PhD Professor Power pursuing, NIT Electronics, ANN

Jalandhar) & Fuzzy Logic

7 ME/ M.Tech (PhD pursuing, NIT Assistant Electric Machines Mr. Abhijeet Shah Uttarakhand) Professor & Power System

8 ME/ M.Tech (PhD Power Converter pursuing, NIT Assistant and Ms. Chandani Bansal Uttarakhand) Professor Microprocessors

9 ME/ M.Tech (PhD pursuing, NIT Assistant Microprocessor, Mr. Prankit Gupta Uttarakhand) Professor Machine Design

10 Power System Assistant Protection, Power Mr. Vivek Rastogi ME/ M.Tech Professor Quality

11 Assistant Power Station Mr. Sachin Tyagi ME/ M.Tech Professor Practice

Research Project / Consultancies

Funding Agency Total funding

TEQIP cell UTU Dehradun 750000 INR

Title of ongoing Project Funding Agency Name of PI Amount Sanctioned Diagnosis & Health condition of TEQIP Cell UTU Mr. Vivek Rastogi 1.5 Lac insulating oil of transformer Dehradun

Fault tolerant Operation of PWM TEQIP Cell UTU Ms. Chandni 3.0 Lac Inverter fed Induction motor drive Dehradun Bansal used in Electrical Vehicles A novel approach to work on problem TEQIP Cell UTU Mr. Lalit M. 1.0 Lac of migration from Almora Dehradun Tiwari

Open circuit fault tolerant operation TEQIP Cell UTU Mr. Prankit Gupta 2.0 Lac of 5-phase induction motor drive used Dehradun in Electric Vehicle

Open circuit fault tolerant operation of 5-phase Fault tolerant Operation of PWM Inverter fed induction motor drive used in Electric Vehicle Induction motor drive used in Electrical Vehicles

For real time digital simulation of electrical Diagnosis & Health condition of insulating oil of power system and Power Electronics Converters, transformer using MATLAB Simulink

Faculty Activities Conferences/Seminars/Workshops attended/Paper presented by Faculty Members

Name of Faculty Conferences/ Seminars/ Workshops attended/ Paper S.no. Member presented by Faculty Members

1. Mr. Amit Kumar 1. Faculty Development Programe on Digital Pedagogy at IIT Delhi. (Jul. 2019).

2. Online training program on “Hardware in loop simulation technology for rapid product design in Electrical Engineering”, by AIC, New Delhi, June 2020.

2. Mr. Mohit Kumar 1. Faculty Development Programe on Digital Pedagogy at IIT Delhi. (Jul. 2019).

2. Short term course on “Electric Vehicles”, at IIT Delhi Jan 2020.

3. Training Program on “Robotics and Automation” at IIT Delhi, Feb 2020.

3. Mr. Lalit Mohan Tiwari 1. Faculty Development Programe on Digital Pedagogy at IIT Delhi. (Jul. 2019).

2. PDP, on IIM Trichy 26-30 Aug. 2019.

4. Mr. Abhijeet Shah 1. Faculty Development Programe on Digital Pedagogy at IIT Delhi. (Jul. 2019).

2. Short term course on “Electric Vehicles”, at IIT Delhi Jan 2020.

5. Ms. Chandani Bansal 1. Faculty Development Programe on Digital Pedagogy at IIT Delhi. (Jul. 2019). 6. Mr. Prankit Gupta 1. Faculty Development Programe on Digital Pedagogy at IIT Delhi. (Jul. 2019). 2. 5 days FDP on “Real time hardware in loop simulation for power electronics & power system” organized by

RajkiyaEngg. College, Mainpuri (Oct 2019). 3. 5 days FDP on “IoT & Machine Learning”, organized by G Pulla Reddy Engg. College. (Feb 2020). 4. 5 days FDP on “Simulation of Power Electronics Converters serving a Hydro Power Plant”, by IIT Roorkee.(March 2020). 5. 5 days FDP on “Micro-controller based embedded system design”, by Dumka Engg. College (May 2020).

7. Mr. Vivek Rastogi 1. Faculty Development Programe on Digital Pedagogy at IIT Delhi. (Jul. 2019).

8. Mr. Sachin Tyagi 1. Faculty Development Programe on Digital Pedagogy at IIT Delhi. (Jul. 2019). 2. Training Program at IIT Gandhinagar on “Data Science & Data Analytics” Feb. 2020.

Research Publications of Faculty Members

S.No. Name of Faculty Member Research Publications of Faculty Members

3. Mr. Amit Kumar 1. Presented paper in National conference at MANIT Bhopal, during Oct 2019. 2. Presented paper in International conference at WIT Dehradun, during Nov. 2019 4. Mr. Mohit Kumar 1. Published book chapter on “Operational challenges towards Deployment of Renewable Energy”. 5. Mr. Lalit Mohan Tiwari 1. Presented 2 papers in National conference at MANIT Bhopal, during Oct 2019.

Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering

The Electronics & Communication Engineering Department was established with the foundation of the college in the year of 1986.The annual Intake at present is 65. A team of qualified faculty and ample experience is the highlight of the department.

The objective of the B.Tech/B.E graduate program in Electronics & Communication Engineering is to provide the students good understanding of Electronics & Communication engineering solutions in a global, societal and environmental context, consistent with the principles of sustainable development. The course will make the students capable Identifying, formulating and solving electronics engineering problems that meet specified performance, cost, time, safety and other quality needs and objectives with professional and ethical responsibility.

The program emphasis on industry standard and research based projects, which would enhance their skills to become successful professionals for a holistic development.

Vision

Mission

 The mission of the Department is to provide high quality and effective education in the field of electronics & Communicationengineering;

 Materialize the partnership with industry by meeting the ever changing needs of the market for future engineers;  Immunize the students with knowledge and experience in their field of specialization to contribute in the making of professional leaders. Faculty Detail:

S.no Name Qualification Designation Specialization 1 Dr. (Prof.) Anirudh Gupta (HOD, upto Dec. 2019) ME/M.Tech PhD Professor Mechatronics 1 Dr. (Prof.) R. K. Singh (HOD Wireless from Feb. 2020 - present) ME/ M.Tech PhD Professor communication 2 Analog and Assistant mixed signal Ms. Rachna Arya ME/ M.Tech Professor design 3 ME/ M.Tech (PhD Signal processing, pursuing, NIT Assistant communication Mr. Lalit Singh Garia Uttarakhand) Professor system 4 Wireless Assistant communication, Mr. R. P. Singh ME/ M.Tech Professor image processing 5 ME/ M.Tech (PhD pursuing, NIT Assistant Analog Mr. Varun Kakar Uttarakhand) Professor communication 6 Wireless sensor ME/ M.Tech (PhD Assistant networks, Ms. ParulKansal pursuing, IIT Delhi) Professor communications 7 Assistant Ms. Vijaya Bhandari ME/ M.Tech (PhD Professor Image processing, pursuing, UTU optical

Dehradun) communications

8 ME/ M.Tech (PhD pursuing, NIT Assistant VLSI, Digital Mr. Ashish Thapliyal Kurukshetra) Professor circuit design

9 ME/ M.Tech (PhD Satelite pusuing, UTU Assistant communication, Mr. Mayank Punetha Dehradun) Professor signal processing

10 Electromagnetic field theory, Assistant antenna and radar Mr. R. P. Joshi ME/ M.Tech Professor communication

Conferences/Seminars/Workshops attended/Paper presented by Faculty Members

Name of Faculty Conferences/Seminars/Workshops attended/Paper presented S.no. Member by Faculty Members

1. 1. Faculty Development Programe on Digital Pedagogy at Mr. Ashish Thapliyal IIT Delhi. (Jul. 2019). 2. 1. Faculty Development Programe on Digital Pedagogy at Mr. Mayank Punetha IIT Delhi. (Jul. 2019).

Mechanical Engineering Department

The Mechanical Engineering Department came into its existence in 1998 with admission to impart knowledge, both theoretical and practical, so as to enable the students to take on industrial challenges and served as catering department to other disciplines. The department started offering undergraduate program leading to four year Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) degree (affiliated with Kumaon University, Nainital) in Mechanical Engineering in the year 1998. The first batch was started with an intake of 30 students which has now been enhanced to 60 students from the session 2010-2011. Presently, the department is offering B. Tech. and M. Tech programs (affiliated with Uttarakhand Technical University, Dehradun). Emphasis is being laid on taking up innovative research and quality education. The department is advancing towards the frontiers in the field of Mechanical Engineering. Department encompasses expertise in Solid Mechanics and Engineering Design, Fluid and Thermal Sciences and Manufacturing Processes and Systems. The department modernizes its various laboratories with the induction of the state- of art equipment time to time.

Vision Emerge as a Center of Excellence Mechanical Engineering, fostering a generation of globally competent and socially committed civil engineers who will contribute to the nation building process.

Mission To provide a comprehensive education and training at the levels of machines,materials, tools, planning, analysis, design and maintenance of machine components

To encourage research and development in the field of Mechanical engineering that are useful for the society

To equip the graduate with strong ethical and moral values and make them socially committed

Department Laboratories:

 Engineering  Mechanical  Refrigeration & Air Mechanics Lab Engineering Lab Conditioning Lab

 Thermal Engineering  Heat &Mass Transfer  Manufacturing Science Lab Lab Lab

 Automobile  Material Sciences &  Fluid Machinery Lab engineering Lab Testing Lab

 Metrology and  Theory of machine &  CAD/CAM Lab Measurement Lab Design Lab

 Fluid Mechanics Lab

Newley developed lab

Robotics lab 3D printing lab

First robotic arm that can do 3D printing. The advantage of high precision and switchable tool heads enables many ways to play it: 3D SLA based 3D Printer Form2 from Formlabs printing, laser engraving, pick & place, write & has been procured under CRS. This printer draw… combining them brings out even more prints objects from resins by using fun, and unlimited creativity as well. Photopolymerization process. The Form 2 delivers high-resolution parts at a fraction of the cost and footprint of industrial 3D printers. Scale your prototyping and production in- house with desktop stereolithography.

Central workshop

Workshop Space, Number Quality Lab Manuals Description Number of of of Students experime instrume nts nts Carpentry shop 189 sqm/10 04 Good Yes Fitting bench working 141 sqm/10 04 Good Yes shop Black smithy shop 189 sqm/06 02 Good Yes Welding shop 93 sqm/06 04 Good Yes Sheet metal shop 93 sqm/10 03 Good Yes Machine shop 484 sqm/10 06 Good Yes

Faculty Detail:

S. No. Name Qualification Area of Designation Specialization

1. Dr. Satyendra Singh Ph.D. Design Associate Professor

2. Dr. Chandra Prakash Ph.D. Thermal Associate Professor

3. Dr. Anirudh Gupta Ph.D. Thermal Associate Professor

4. Dr. Ravi Kumar Ph.D. Manufacturing Assistant Professor

6. Mr. Vinod Kumar M.Tech Design Assistant Professor

7. Ms. Kavita Puri M.Tech Design Assistant Professor

8 Mr Santosh Kumar M.Tech Thermal Assistant Professor

9 MrSaumy Agarwal M.Tech Design Assistant Professor

10 Mr Ashok Verma M.Tech Mechanical Assistant Professor

11 MrMahendra Singh M.Tech Design Assistant Professor

12 Mr.Siddharth Kumar M.Tech Assistant Professor

13 Mr Kapil Mohan M.Tech Assistant Professor

14 Mr. Dev Prakash PhD Design Assistant Satsangi Professor

15 Mr Ravish Ranjan M.Tech Manufacturing Assistant Professsor

Research project/Consultancies

S.N. Name of Project title Funding Total Current faculty agency amount status

1. Mr. Mahendra Smoothing of Rapid AICTE 1557000 Ongoing Singh. Prototyping Medical Model under CRS INR based onBezier and B scheme Dr Satyendra Spline Interpolation Singh

Mr.Saumy Agarwal

2. Dr. Satyendra Experimental Analysis Of UTU 300000 Ongoing Singh heat Transfer and Fluid Dehradun INR Flow in concentric Macro Channel

3. Mr Sidharth Development of Five DOF UTU 300000I Ongoing Kumar Intelligent Robot for Dairy Dehradun NR and Food Processing Industry

4. Mr Ashok The Development of AICTE 1462000 Ongoing Verma Research facility on under CRS INR concentrated Solar Thermal scheme System

Departmental Activities Training programs/Workshop/Conference details

S.N. Title of Program Type of activities From To date Funding Mode (webinars, date agency conferences,workshops) 01 Future STTP 21/09/20 25/09/20 TEQIP III Online Development & 20 20 Advances in Internal Combustion Engine 02 Additive STTP 27/09/20 29/09/20 TEQIP III Online Manufacturing and 20/ 20 its Applications

Student activities within campus

The aims of these activities are to promote and develop their interests and capabilities also students meet new people with whom they share interests and improve their social skills as a result students can expand their network, which is beneficial for finding career opportunities after graduation. Extracurricular activities comprises sports, singing, poetry , skit, rangoli , face painting, poster making,hobby club, quiz, movie making, music, debate, dance, drama, social services and photography.

Induction Program

B.T. Kumaon Institute of Technology Dwarahat

Applied Science Department

Detail of the 21 days duration Induction Programme for B.Tech. I Year

from 21/08/2019 to 10/09/2019

Total No. of faculty involved in the programme 38 Total No. of 1st year students attended the programme 249 Total No. of hours dedicated for human value 40 Total No. of hours dedicated for subject proficiency 42 Total No. of hours dedicated for communication skills 45 Total No. of hours dedicated for extra-curricular activities 50

Spardha and Sintilla

Spardha is an inter institute sports fest which is hosted by the Institute annually. It provides an opportunity to all the students of various branches to compete and showcase their talent in various sports like Football, Cricket, Chess, Badminton, Table Tennis, and Volleyball etc.

Sintilla is an intra-institute culture fest which is hosted by the Institute annually. It provides a platform for students overall development. Various events like dancing, singing, face painting, rangoli, and photography etc., organized by Central Organizing Committee comprise of students from various branches.

Professional Activities

Each branch of engineering has a forum to provide platform to every studentfor exposition of his/her professional talent. The activities of each forum aregoverned by an Executive Body elected by the students under the supervisionof a Faculty Advisor nominated by the concerned Head of Department.Debates, Group Discussions, I.Q. Tests, Quizzes, Literary Activities, Short Tours,Professional/Inspirational Talks by eminent persons etc. are arranged by theForum. In addition, Branch/Students Chapters of prominent ProfessionalBodies, such as IEEE, Computer Society of India, Indian Society for TechnicalEducation and the Institution of Engineers (India) are also operating in theInstitute.

General Proficiency In the curriculum of each year there is a provision of marks for the General Proficiency. These marks are awarded on the basis of general performance\ behavior/discipline and participation in different of Student Activities.

NCC Our institute has opted for NCC on voluntary basis as it provide grooming to the college students and inculcate in them the feeling of patriotism and discipline, since the motto of NCC is “UNITY ANDDISCIPLINE”. Earlier NCC was joined by students for 2 years but now as per the changes it is now for a duration of 3 years, where they are certified for A, B and C.The students admitted in this NCC training are given preference over normal candidates during selections based on the achievements in the corps after completion of their training period. The army unit under which our institute is accommodated for NCC is 77 UK BATTALION.

NSS Central theme of NSS is to impress upon students and to enhance their social responsibility. The students are trained not only totreat their period of study as one of the opportunities for indulgence in intellectual luxury but also to prepare themselves for final dedication in the service of those who provided the sinews of the nation with the national goods and service essential to society. Advising them to form a living contact with the community in those midst their institutional is located.

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The BTKIT Alumni Association provides a platform to its former students to maintain connections with their Alma Mater and also amongst themselves and their junior fellows. All the former students of the Institute and faculty are eligible for the life membership of association. The batch-wise alumni meets are held regularly to provide opportunity to its former students and faculty. The alumni of the Institute have been deeply involved in the placement and other activities for the benefit of the students.

Financial Information

TEQIP - III-- Financial Management Report

Scheme : Month/Qu arter/Year : S.N Activiti Total Cumulativ Exp. in Total Total Payme Total Balance o. es Funds e Exp. March Cumula Cumula nts Advan Funds allocat since tive tive Under ce in allocate ed Inception Exp. Exp. proces March d/Proje /Projec till 05-06- Upto Upto sing in ct Life t Life 2020 March March March allocati Allocati in in Fin on (PLA) on quarter Year (PLA) in Q4 2020 Q4 A B C D E F G H = A- (D+F) Grand Total : 1,83,1 14,92,88, 69,68, 1,13,0 8,37,1 16,79 0.00 69,95,1 8,000. 883.00 148.0 6,036. 3,976. 5.00 69.00 00 0 00 00 1 1 - 1,83,18 14,92,88,8 69,68, 1,13,06 8,37,13 16,795 0.00 69,95,1 Improv ,000.00 83.00 148.00 ,036.00 ,976.00 .00 69.00 ing 1.1.1.1 - 0.00 4,80,82,46 0.00 0.00 2,38,85 0.00 0.00 0.00 Quality Equipme 6.00 ,675.00 & nts Equity 1.1.1.2 - 0.00 1,51,16,97 0.00 0.00 1,31,39 0.00 0.00 0.00 in Learning 6.00 ,084.00 Focus resources States 1.1.1.3 - 0.00 63,73,027. 0.00 0.00 1,77,00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Furniture 00 0.00 1.1.1.4 - 0.00 2,59,968.0 0.00 0.00 50,670. 0.00 0.00 0.00 Minor 0 00 civil works 1.1.2.1 - 31,00,0 74,99,720. 3,17,4 7,81,84 57,99,8 9,000. 0.00 23,09,1 Improve 00.00 00 99.00 7.00 52.00 00 53.00 students learning 1.1.2.10 - 45,000. 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 45,000. Services 00 00 1.1.2.11 - 25,65,0 4,28,686.0 30,000 56,486. 1,69,73 0.00 0.00 25,08,5 Industry- 00.00 0 .00 00 4.00 14.00 Institute Interactio n

1.1.2.2 - 60,000. 11,60,000. 0.00 60,000. 4,80,00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Assistants 00 00 00 0.00 hips 1.1.2.3 - 5,00,00 18,88,389. 2,76,6 3,09,25 14,04,4 0.00 0.00 1,90,74 Graduate 0.00 00 20.00 9.00 41.00 1.00 s employab ility 1.1.2.4 - 10,00,0 44,38,544. 2,99,8 11,57,1 29,39,7 7,795. 0.00 - Faculty/st 00.00 00 82.00 06.00 91.00 00 1,64,90 aff 1.00 developm ent and motivatio n 1.1.2.5 - 4,00,00 9,40,214.0 80,982 1,40,00 5,25,74 0.00 0.00 2,59,99 Research 0.00 0 .00 5.00 3.00 5.00 and developm ent 1.1.2.6 - 2,00,00 69,269.00 0.00 0.00 25,682. 0.00 0.00 2,00,00 MOOCs 0.00 00 0.00 and digital learning 1.1.2.7 - 1,75,00 4,37,764.0 1,56,0 2,21,80 3,12,00 0.00 0.00 - Mentorin 0.00 0 28.00 3.00 5.00 46,803. g/Twinni 00 ng system 1.1.2.8 - 3,55,00 5,37,000.0 25,000 25,000. 2,80,19 0.00 0.00 3,30,00 Reforms 0.00 0 .00 00 1.00 0.00 and governan ce 1.1.2.9 - 6,00,00 2,94,240.0 85,765 85,765. 1,55,04 0.00 0.00 5,14,23 Manage 0.00 0 .00 00 8.00 5.00 ment capacity developm ent 1.1.3.1 - 1,50,00 1,27,150.0 6,102. 6,102.0 47,499. 0.00 0.00 1,43,89 Consuma 0.00 0 00 0 00 8.00 bles 1.1.3.2 - 2,00,00 3,52,008.0 0.00 49,994. 1,24,63 0.00 0.00 1,50,00 Operatio 0.00 0 00 7.00 6.00 n & maintena nce of equipme nts

1.1.3.3 - 1,05,00 8,65,482.0 61,809 66,053. 3,39,89 0.00 0.00 38,947. Office 0.00 0 .00 00 2.00 00 expenses 1.1.3.4 - 4,50,00 17,32,718. 2,32,9 5,38,01 10,87,5 0.00 0.00 - Meetings 0.00 00 12.00 2.00 10.00 88,012. 00 1.1.3.5 - 0.00 1,600.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Hiring of vehicles 1.1.3.6 - 1,50,00 7,16,786.0 15,900 52,036. 1,81,17 0.00 0.00 97,964. Travel 0.00 0 .00 00 2.00 00 cost 1.1.3.7 - 63,000. 6,15,552.0 50,000 59,677. 2,85,14 0.00 0.00 3,323.0 Salary 00 0 .00 00 4.00 0 1.1.4.1 - 82,00,0 5,73,51,32 53,29, 76,96,8 3,23,03 0.00 0.00 5,03,10 Salary 00.00 4.00 649.00 91.00 ,206.00 9.00 (Quality Teachers)

BIPIN TRIPATHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLGY F.Y 2019-20 Receipts and Payments 1-Apr-2019 to 31-Mar-2020 BIPIN TRIPATHI BIPIN TRIPATHI INSTITUTE OF INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLGY F.Y 2019- TECHNOLGY F.Y 20 2019-20 Receipts 1-Apr-2019 to 31-Mar- Payments 1-Apr-2019 to 31-Mar- 2020 2020 Opening Balance 31735625 Current Liabilities 46667212 .00 .00 Bank Accounts 3173562 GI CONTRIBUTION 228828. 5.00 00 Current Liabilities 9644470. GPF CONTRIBUTION 107181 00 59.00 CRS FUND 4159250 GPF(R) CONTRIBUTION 156882. (TEQIP-III) .00 00 GI 1260.00 GST A/C 107244 CONTRIBUTION 3.00 GPF 105000. I-TAX/TDS 215689 CONTRIBUTION 00 18.00 GST A/C 690363. NPS/CPF CONTRIBUTION 116583 00 88.00 I-TAX/TDS 3750011 PRINCIPAL GBPI PAURI (GFP,GI& 267195. .00 RENT CONTRIBUTION) 00 NPS/CPF 736962. SECURITY DEPOSIT 10000.0 CONTRIBUTION 00 0 R&D CELL 200000. SLIC CONTRIBUTION 940279. (TEQIP-III) 00 00

SLIC 1624.00 T.A EXPENSES(CRS FUND) 46120.0 CONTRIBUTION 0 Current Assets 218978.0 Fixed Assets 253465.0 0 0 Loans & Advances 210896. FURNITURE & FIXTURE EXP. 253465. (Asset) 00 00 IMPREST MONEY 8082.00 Current Assets 2602930. 00 Indirect Incomes 23166397 Loans & Advances (Asset) 259343 2.00 0.00 ELECTRIC 34398.0 IMPREST MONEY 9500.00 CHARGE 0 GRANT SALARY 1700000 Indirect Incomes 50000000 00.00 .00 HOUSE RENT 205240. POWER JYOTI A/C (IRG) 500000 CHARGE 00 00.00 INCOME 152000. Indirect Expenses 14224726 COUNSELLING FEE 00 8.00 INCOME 153856. ADVERTISMENT EXP. 601352. ELEECTRICITY 00 00 INCOME GUEST 23200.0 CA EXPENSE 20800.0 HOUSE 0 0 INCOME JOB 847025. CAMPUS UPKEEPING EXP. 3164.00 APPLICATION 00 INCOME RENT 233082. CHEQUE IN HAND 20033.0 00 0 INCOME RTI 2126.00 CIVIL MAINTENANCE EXP. 119584 5.00 IPO IN HAND 410.00 DEPARTMENTAL OPERATING 338411. COST (D.O.C) 00 POWER JYOTI 6000000 ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE 214796. A/C (IRG) 0.00 EXP. 00 WATER CHARGE 12635.0 ELECTRICITY EXP. 358622 0 3.00 Indirect Expenses 320643.0 EXPERT HONORARIUM EXP. 30953.0 0 0 CHEQUE IN 24033.0 GUEST HOUSE EXP. 35619.0 HAND 0 0 SALARY ARREAR 262813. GUEST & REFRESHMENT EXP. 132193. EXP. 00 00 T.A EXPENSES 33267.0 HONORARIUM EXP. 113574. 0 00 VEHICLE 530.00 INTERNET MAINTENANCE EXP. 215144 MAINTENANCE 9.00 (R&M) Closing Balance 3000.00 LEGAL EXPENSES 276750. 00 Bank Accounts 3000.00 LIBRARY EXP(R) 17195.0 0 MEMBERSHIP FEE (LIBRARY) 27140.0 0 MISCELLANEOUS EXP. 116248. 00 OFFICE EXPENSES 16579.0 0 POL EXPENSES 640642. 00 POSTAGE EXP. 14809.0 0 PRINTING & STATIONERY EXP. 261383. 00

REMUNERATION EXP. 57100.0 0 SALARY ARREAR EXP. 182835 69.00 SALARY ARREAR (FIXED 152703 WORKERS/ DAILY WAGES) 1.00 SALARY BONUS (FIXED 34336.0 WORKERS) 0 SALARY BONUS (PERMANENT 338492. STAFF) 00 SALARY CONTRACTUAL 626384 FACULTY 8.00 SALARY EARNED LEAVE 432902. 00 SALARY EXP.(FIXED WORKERS) 537801 6.00 SALARY EXP (PERMANENT 687153 STAFF) 16.00 SALARY EXP.(SECURITY STAFF) 902435 8.00 SALARY EXP. (SERVICE 844226 PROVIDER) 3.00 SALARY GUEST FACULTY 397360. (HONORARIUM) 00 SALARY PENSION 558216. 00 SALARY PENSION ARREAR 4320.00 SPORTS & STUDENT ACTIVITY 207310. 00 T.A EXPENSES 251057. 00 TELEPHONE EXP. 55626.0 0 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE (R&M) 425252. 00 WATER SUPPLY EXP 120357 38.00 Closing Balance 31815813 .00 Bank Accounts 318152 43.00 Cash-in-Hand 570.00 Total 2735866 Total 2735866 88.00 88.00

Indirect Incomes

1-Apr-2019 to 31-Mar-2020 Indirect Incomes BIPIN TRIPATHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLGY F.Y 2019-20

Particulars 1-Apr-2019 to 31-Mar-2020

Debit Credit ELECTRIC CHARGE 326786.00 GRANT SALARY 170000000.00 HOUSE RENT CHARGE 387516.00 INCOME COUNSELLING FEE 156000.00 INCOME ELEECTRICITY 153856.00 INCOME GUEST HOUSE 23200.00 INCOME JOB APPLICATION 847025.00 INCOME RENT 233082.00 INCOME RTI 2576.00 IPO IN HAND 40.00 POWER JYOTI A/C (IRG) 10000000.00 WATER CHARGE 45819.00 Grand Total 40.00 182175860.00

Indirect Expenses Group Summary 1-Apr-2019 to 31-Mar-2020

BIPIN TRIPATHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLGY F.Y 2019-20

Particulars 1-Apr-2019 to 31-Mar-2020

Debit ADVERTISMENT EXP. 613550.00 CA EXPENSE 20800.00 CAMPUS UPKEEPING EXP. 14164.00 CIVIL MAINTENANCE EXP. 1273083.00 DEPARTMENTAL OPERATING COST (D.O.C) 411474.00 ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE EXP. 214796.00 ELECTRICITY EXP. 3586223.00

EXPERT HONORARIUM EXP. 250953.00 GUEST HOUSE EXP. 41619.00 GUEST & REFRESHMENT EXP. 132193.00 HONORARIUM EXP. 113974.00 INTERNET MAINTENANCE EXP. 2151449.00 LEGAL EXPENSES 307500.00 LIBRARY EXP(R) 17195.00 MEMBERSHIP FEE (LIBRARY) 27140.00 MISCELLANEOUS EXP. 146654.00 OFFICE EXPENSES 17997.00 POL EXPENSES 597909.00 POSTAGE EXP. 14809.00 PRINTING & STATIONERY EXP. 261383.00 REMUNERATION EXP. 59000.00 SALARY ARREAR EXP. 35804281.00 SALARY ARREAR (FIXED WORKERS/ DAILY WAGES) 1527031.00 SALARY BONUS (FIXED WORKERS) 34336.00 SALARY BONUS (PERMANENT STAFF) 2114911.00 SALARY CONTRACTUAL FACULTY 6997765.00 SALARY EARNED LEAVE 432902.00 SALARY EXP.(FIXED WORKERS) 5378016.00 SALARY EXP (PERMANENT STAFF) 89398047.00 SALARY EXP.(SECURITY STAFF) 9342288.00 SALARY EXP. (SERVICE PROVIDER) 8882154.00 SALARY GUEST FACULTY (HONORARIUM) 441450.00 SALARY PENSION 558216.00 SALARY PENSION ARREAR 4320.00 SPORTS & STUDENT ACTIVITY 207310.00 T.A EXPENSES 221290.00 TELEPHONE EXP. 55626.00 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE (R&M) 489362.00 WATER SUPPLY EXP 12035738.00 Grand Total 184198908.00