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ABHINAV EDUCATION SOCIETY‟S COLLEGE of EDUCATION (B.Ed ABHINAV EDUCATION SOCIETY‟S COLLEGE OF EDUCATION (B.Ed. & M.Ed.) AMBEGAON (BK.) PUNE 46 SELF APPRAISAL REPORT- DECEMBER 2014 (ASSESSMENT AND ACCREDITATION) SUBMITTED TO NAAC NATIONAL ASSESSMENT AND ACCREDITATION COUNCIL BENGALURU INDEX TITLE PAGE NO. PREFACE SECTION A : INTRODUCTION The Parent Institution - Abhinav Education Society 2 A.E.S.‟s College of Education (B.Ed. & M.Ed.) 3 IQAC (Internal Quality Assessment Cell) 3 SECTION B : QUANTIFABLE INSTITUTIONAL DATA Part I : Profile of the Institution 6 Part II : Criterion Wise Inputs Criterion I : Curricular Aspects 9 Criterion II : Teaching Learning and Evaluation 12 Criterion III : Research, Consultancy and Extension 16 Criterion IV : Infrastructure and Learning Resources 19 Criterion V : Student support and Progression 24 Criterion VI : Governance and Leadership 29 Criterion VII : Innovative Practices 33 SECTION C : CRITERION WISE EVALUATIVE REPORT Part I : Executive Summary 37 Part II : Criterion Wise Analysis Criterion I : Curricular Aspects 43 Criterion II : Teaching Learning and Evaluation 58 Criterion III : Research, Consultancy and Extension 82 Criterion IV : Infrastructure and Learning Resources 117 Criterion V : Student support and Progression 132 Criterion VI : Governance and Leadership 150 Criterion VII : Innovative Practices 168 Part III : Mapping of Academic Activities of the Institution 175 Photos 178 List of Abbreviations 199 Part IV : Declaration by the Head of the Institution 203 PREFACE Abhinav Education Society is an Institution which is progressive and futuristic and aims to promote learning. In order to develop awareness and attitude towards new trends in Education our college makes students to realize the importance of focusing on the learning of the students rather than teaching. Quality of any course depends upon the evaluation system adopted. Through the process of accreditation we realized that NAAC helps us to measure the quality of Educational Institution accurately and precisely. I would like to take this opportunity for expressing my sincere THANKS to those we are involved in the completion of this SSR. Every act needs proper vision and our Founder President Mr.Rajeevji Jagtap is a person of vision, foresight and rational thinking. It is not feasible to complete this SSR without the guidance, Support, motivation and timely advice of our President Mr.Rajeevji Jagtap and Secretary Mrs.Sunitaji Jagtap. Also I thank Vice President and all the members of Managing Committee for their valuable advice, timely support and motivation. I wish all our efforts turn fruitful with this Self Study Report and we wish an interactive meeting with the Peer Team at our Institution. Dr.Kanchan Choudhari Principal SECTION A INTRODUCTION NAAC AES’s College of Education, Ambegaon Bk. Pune – 46.(MH) | Pg. 1 SECTION A: INTRODUCTION The Parent Institution - Abhinav Education Society: Every act needs proper vision and our Founder President Shri. Rajeevji Jagtap is a person of vision, foresight and rational thinking. With the aspiration of honorable ex - Education Minister late Shri Ramkrushna More, blessings of parents Jagtap established Abhinav Education Society in 1999 at Ambegaon Bk.Pune, MH. The main aim to start this society in the rural area was to provide a platform for students to receive quality education and to provide an opportunity to empower them. It aims at service to mankind through education as it is one of the pillars of society. It was also a gesture to pay tribute to society. For this purpose he charged very nominal fees so that all could receive quality education. For the 1st time in rural area, Abhinav English Medium School was established on 7th June 2003. With classes for standard 1st to standard 10th in the same year of establishment indeed this was a great feat on the part of Society. After receiving a huge response from the public for school with in its inaugural year, President Shri Rajivaji Jagtap established Abhinav Education Society‟s College of Education (B.Ed.) 2004, Diploma in Teacher Education, (D.T.Ed.) in 2005, Master of Education (P.G Course) 2006 and Law College (2004). The year 2006 was very important in the history of Abhinav Education Society, as the management began expanding it‟s branches of educational stream and accordingly in 2007, started its new campus at Narhe housing faculties of M.B.A., D.Pharm., B.Pharm., B.B.A., B.C.A., B.Sc. and another campus at Wadwadi in Satara District sprawling over 40 acres of land and providing technical education accordingly. There are free hostel accommodations for girl students. In 2008, MCA was started at Narhe Campus and in 2009, College of Engineering came up at Wadwadi campus followed by P.G.D.M., Horizon English Medium School at Narhe in 2010, Lotus English Medium School at Dhankawadi in 2010, Satya valley English Medium School at Wadwadi. Our Abhinav Education Society received tremendous response and around 800 students enrolled in this school. Not only the youth, but also adults and senior citizens should be given an opportunity to receive education so YCMOU study center was set up at Ambegaon Campus in 2004. It was Gandhiji's dream that India should be a strong nation and on this lies the quality of education and our Founder President Mr. Rajeevji Jagtap has made a tremendous and valuable contribution to it. Therefore Abhinav Education Society has given a huge platform to all students from rural area to progress, develop and receive quality education. Today our Institution‟s dream NAAC AES’s College of Education, Ambegaon Bk. Pune – 46.(MH) | Pg. 2 has come true with more than 10,000 students receiving quality education in various campuses of Abhinav Education Society. Abhinav Education Society‟s Management Body Sr. No. Name of the trustees Designation 1 Hon. Mr.Rajeevji Gulabrao Jagtap Founder President 2 Hon. Mr. Sanjeev Gulabrao Jagtap Vice President 3 Hon. Mrs. Sunitaji Rajeev Jagtap Secretary 4 Mr. Nirmohi Rajeev Jagtap Joint Secretary 5 Ms. Deepika Rajeev Jagtap Joint Secretary 6 Mr. Dhruva Sanjeev Jagtap Treasurer 7 Mrs. Vaishali Sanjeev Jagtap Trustee 8 Mr. Sureshwar Laxman Takawale Trustee 9 Mr. Kumud Sureshwar Takawale Trustee 10 Mrs. Nikita Dhruva Jagtap Trustee 11 Mrs. Kranti Siddharth Chavan Trustee Abhinav Education Society‟s College of Education, Ambegaon Bk.Pune. Our institute has Abhinav English Medium School and Junior College and in order to provide and prepare qualitative teachers, Abhinav Education Society‟s College of Education (B.Ed.) was established in 2004. The institution is actively engaged in the pursuit of teaching, curricular and co-curricular activities. In order to develop research attitude and competencies in teaching pedagogy, our institution started M.Ed. course in year 2006. Our institution has excellent library facilities which are very supportive for B.Ed. and M.Ed. Students and faculty. The intake capacity of B.Ed. and M.Ed. courses is as follows : No Course Intake 1 B.Ed. 100 2 M.Ed. 40 3 D.S.M 60 IQAC (INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL) The college has established an Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) in the year 2010. The present composition of IQAC is given below Sr. No. Name Designation 1 Dr. Kanchan Choudhari Chairman 2 Hon. Mr. Rajeevji Jagtap Member of Management 3 Mrs. Sunitaji Jagtap Member of Management 4 Asst. Prof. Vaishali Kulkarni IQAC Co-Ordinator Asso. Prof. Dr.Bhalchandra 5 NAAC Co-Ordinator Bhave 6 Mr. Shankar Beldare Administrative Representative NAAC AES’s College of Education, Ambegaon Bk. Pune – 46.(MH) | Pg. 3 Major activities taken by IQAC 1. Teaching aids workshop in joint association with SCERT 2. Workshop on Handwriting skill development 3. Educomp interactive smart class 4. Workshop on SET examination 5. Guest lecture on improving paper presentation skills 6. Documentary film on Global Warming 7. Seminar on awareness regarding the problems of eve teasing 8. Educational visit at Gandhi Bhavan & School of Blind girls 9. Social service camp 10. Lecture on lifelong learning 11. Staff academy 12. Workshop on disaster management 13. Motivation to attend seminar, workshop & present research papers 14. Analysis of University results & planning of remedial strategies NAAC AES’s College of Education, Ambegaon Bk. Pune – 46.(MH) | Pg. 4 SECTION B QUANTIFABLE INSTITUTIONAL DATA NAAC AES’s College of Education, Ambegaon Bk. Pune – 46.(MH) | Pg. 5 Part – I Profile of the Institution 1. Name and address of the institution : Abhinav Education Society‟s College of Education, Sr.No – 13, Katraj –Dehu Road, Bypass, Ambegaon (Bk), Pune- 411046, Maharashtra 2. Website URL : http://b-ed.abhinavsociety.org 3. for communication : [email protected] Office Name Telephone Fax No E-Mail Address Number with STD Code Dr.Kanchan Choudhari 020-24319098 - replytokanchan (Head/ Principal) @yahoo.co.in Dr.Bhalchandra Bhave 020-24319098 - [email protected] (Self Appraisal Co- ordinator) Residence Name Telephone Number Mobile Number with STD Code Dr.Kanchan Choudhari 8888861732 9420789689 ( Principal) Dr.Bhalchandra Bhave 9890196862 9890196862 (Self Appraisal Co-ordinator) 4. Location of the Institution: Urban Semi-urban Rural √ Tribal Any other (specify and indicate) NAAC AES’s College of Education, Ambegaon Bk. Pune – 46.(MH) | Pg. 6 5. Campus area in acres: 1.5 Acres 6. Is it a recognized minority institution? Yes No √ 7. Date of establishment of the institution: Month & Year MM YYYY 08 2004 8. University/Board to which the institution is affiliated: Savitribai Phule Pune University 9. Details of UGC recognition under sections 2(f) and 12(B) of the UGC Act. Month & Year MM YYYY 2f No Month & Year MM YYYY 12B No 10. Type of Institution a. By funding i. Government ii. Grant-in-aid iii. Constituent √ iv. Self-financed v. Any other (specify and indicate) b. By Gender i. Only for Men ii. Only for Women √ iii. Co-education c. By Nature i. University Dept. NAAC AES’s College of Education, Ambegaon Bk. Pune – 46.(MH) | Pg.
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