Seven Day Faculty Development Programme On Skill based Teachers’ Training in ICT, IPR and Research
(March 5-11, 2018)
The Teaching Learning Centre of Ramanujan College established under the scheme of PMMMNMTT (MHRD) organized a seven-day Faculty Development Programme on “Skill based Teacher’s Training in ICT, IPR and Research” to enhance the skill set of the teaching fraternity from 5th March 2018 to 11th March 2018. Forty-two participants from different states and various disciplines attended the FDP.
The following sessions were conducted as a part of the FDP:
1. Types of Research: To conduct research ethically and to present the same ethically by Prof. Vaishna Narang Center for Linguistics, School of Language, Literature and Culture Studies Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi 2. Research Tools; Scopus, ISI web of Science Impact Factor, h-index, Google Scholar; Types of Journals; LaTeX by Prof. V. Ravichandran by Head, Department of Mathematics, University of Delhi 3. Styles of Referencing/Citations in Research Papers; Putting Philosophy back into the doctorate of philosophy by Dr. Shailendra Kumar, Associate Professor, Library and Information Science, University of Delhi 4. Importance and Benefits of IPR by Mr. R. Saha, Advisor CII, Former Director TIFAC, DST 5. IPR and their economic aspects; Plagiarism and its avoidance; Importance of Prior art searches for patentability assessment and Research planning by Prof. Rekha Chaturvedi, MHRD IPR Chair Professor, Cluster Innovation Centre, University of Delhi 6. Types of IPR; Trademarks and Industrial Designs by Dr. Rashmi Tandon, Research Associate, IPR Chair, DU 7. Copyrights and their protection by Prof. Alka Chawla, Law Faculty, DU 8. Hands on Training- Prior art searches; IP infringement: Web Piracy, E- commerce and counterfeiting by Ms. Jyoti Chauhan, IPR Manager, Effectual Services 9. Patent Mechanism and Patenting Procedures by Ms. Jaya Bhatnagar, Patent Attorney, Sieben IP 10. Technological-Pedagogical-Content Knowledge framework for ICT integration in teaching; Creating and Re-purposing Open Educational Resources using Free and Open Source Software; MOODLE by Mr. Rakesh B., Project Associate-IT, IT for Change 11. Developing a learning platform through online tools by Dr. Nikhil Kumar Rajput, Assistant Professor, Ramanujan College 12. A Personalised Learning Framework : Amrita Multiplatform for Personalised Learning and Evaluation (AMPLE) by Prof. Kamal Bijlani, Director, E-Learning Research Lab, Amrita University 13. Microsoft Excel training by Mr. Prakhar Wadhwa, Assistant Professor, Ramanujan College
On the first day, 5th March 2018, the inaugural ceremony was graced by Professor M.L. Singla, Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi as Chief Guest. He motivated the participants to elevate his/her existing knowledge and expertise on an unceasing basis through technological advancements and research. In the present scenario, the teachers should be competent in innovatively employing the state of the art technology to supplement their traditional teaching methods and thereby achieve enhanced student learning.
In his speech, he also emphasized that it is also imperative for a teacher to develop skills involved in writing and publishing papers in peer-reviewed journals for their academic and personal growth.
Dr. M. L. Singla is a Professor and Former Dean of the Faculty of Management Studies (FMS), University of Delhi. He has been with FMS for the last 30 years.
Prof. Singla has B.E.(Mechanical Engineering) from Punjab University, Chandigarh (1981) (Gold Medalist); M.B.A. from Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi (1983) (Gold Medalist); Ph.D. in Management from Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi, Delhi (India). He has conducted large number of management development programmes for public and private sector organizations in the areas of MIS, Business Process Re-engineering (BPR), Strategic Management of IT Based Systems, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Business Communication and Time Management.
Dr. Singla has published 28 papers in various journals and authored two books titled “MIS in Public Sector” and “IT Tools and Applications”. Currently, he has 12 doctoral students registered with him for their research work and 6 doctoral students have been awarded PhD under his supervision. He has guided more than 600 MBA dissertations.
He has been awarded IBM Faculty Award-2008 for carrying out Research on the topic “BPR or BPM: Way ahead for India!” through an international evaluation.
The first session of the FDP was delivered by Prof. Vaishna Narang, Center for Linguistics, School of Language, Literature and Culture Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University on "Types of Research: to conduct research ethically and to present the same ethically". As the title suggests, her talk explained various types of research papers, their basic structure and steps to write an effective research paper.
Dr. Vaishna Narang is a Professor in Center of Linguistics and English, School of Language, Literature and Culture Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University. With a University Medal, she did her MA from University of Delhi and PhD in Linguistics from Jawaharlal Nehru University.
While in JNU, since 1985, she taught and developed several new courses at M.A. and M.Phil level in contemporary themes and concerns in General and Applied Linguistics..
Prof. Narang has successfully completed 9 research projects plus 3 teaching projects sponsored by DST, UGC, MHRD, ICMR and Human Voices Ltd., Israel. She has 13 books, monographs and project reports and approximately 85 articles published and research papers presented in seminars and conferences to her credit.
The post lunch session was delivered by Prof. V. Ravichandran, Head, Department of Mathematics, University of Delhi in the Computer Lab on the topic "Hands on training on Research tools." His session discussed the topics of Searching Google (Query Modifiers), Scopus, ISI Web of Science Impact factor, h-index, Google Scholar, ORCID, JStor, Types of Journals, Online and open access journals and Virtual library of various countries.
This session provided the theoretical as well as practical aspects of all these topics. This two-hour session was highly beneficial for the participants as they were made aware of the modern trends in employing research tools.
Dr. Ravichandran is a Professor and Head of the Department of Mathematics, University of Delhi. He completed his BSc, MSc and MPhil degrees from National College, Tiruchirappalli, and his PhD from Anna University, Chennai.
Prof. Ravichandran is actively involved in research and has published more than 150 research articles in peer-reviewed National and International Journals. His research area lies in Geometric Function Theory. His work has been recognized all over the world and he has achieved more than 2550 citations and h-index of 27 according to Google Scholar.
He has been editor and reviewer for various recognized journals like Bulletin of Malaysian Mathematical Sciences Society, Scientific World Journal: Mathematical Analysis and International Review of Pure and Applied Mathematics to name a few. He has been awarded several best research paper and merit awards. More than 20 students have completed their PhD and M.Phil under him.
He has also been Visiting Professor in Division of Mathematical Sciences, Pukyong National University, Busan, Korea and School of Mathematical Sciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia. Currently, he is also Adjunct Professor at Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University, Katra.
The second day (6th March 2018) of the Faculty Development Programme in Ramanujan College was marked with the presence of Guest of Honour: Dr. N. Saravana Kumar, the Joint Secretary, Department of Higher Education, MHRD. His inspirational speech highlighted the various existing schemes of the Government of India like Swayam designed to achieve the three cardinal principles of Education Policy viz., access, equity and quality.
N. Saravana Kumar is currently serving as a Joint Secretary, Higher Education in Ministry of Human Resource Development and is actively involved in the policy making in various areas of Higher Education sector. Prior to this, Dr. Kumar served as a Private Secretary to the Minister of Communications & Information Technology and Minister of Law & Justice and Electronics & Information Technology working closely in the policy making of Technology including Telecom, IT department and Postal department. Apart from serving as the District Magistrate cum collector in 6 districts of Bihar, Dr. Kumar was the director in the Animal Husbandry department, Joint Secretary in the Finance department, Sub- divisional officer and assistant collector and magistrate. Dr. Kumar has been conferred with uncountable awards and honors, one of them being by the State Government of Bihar twice for the exemplary flood relief work during the Kosi Floods. Among several publications to sir’s credit, a book on Rethinking Revolutions and Purainiya needs special mention.
The other sessions of the day were by Dr. Shailendra Kumar, Associate Professor, Library and Information Science, University of Delhi and Prof. V. Ravichandran.
Dr. Shailendra Kumar focused on: Styles of Referencing/ Citations in Research Papers and the topic: "Putting the philosophy back into the Doctorate of Philosophy"
Dr. Shailendra Kumar is an Associate Professor in Library and Information Science, University of Delhi. He is Science Graduate and Post-Graduate in Library and Information Science from University of Delhi. He acquired his Ph.D. from University of Rajasthan, Jaipur in the area of Scientometric Analysis.
Apart from University of Delhi, he has worked in American Centre Library, Indian National Science Academy, Indian National Scientific Documentation Centre and Indira Gandhi National Open University, with more than 30 years of professional experience. He has developed and taken various unique and innovative steps in this field of Library and Information Science which have been applauded all over the globe. He has been visiting faculty to various well-known universities of India. He was a Visiting Scientist under Science & Technology Exchange Programme between Government of India and Government of Hungary. He was also the Member of Delegation Team to study Library and Information Systems in Germany and had number of professional visits to libraries in UK, Australia, Sri Lanka and Nepal.
He has delivered more than 120 Invited Lectures at various universities and institutes. He is a Life Member of 14 Professional Bodies and Associations. He has published more than 50 research articles, books, conference articles and monographs in his field.
Post-lunch session was conducted by Prof. V. Ravichandran on hands-on session on the typesetting document preparation system "LaTeX" which is used for the preparation of scientific documents.
The third and fourth day, 7th and 8th March 2018 of the FDP were dedicated to the topic of IPR (Intellectual Property Rights). Various renowned resource persons like 1. Mr. R. Saha, Advisor CII, Former Director TIFAC, DST 2. Prof. Rekha Chaturvedi, MHRD IPR Chair Professor, Cluster Innovation Centre, University of Delhi 3. Prof. Alka Chawla, Law Faculty, DU 4. Dr. Rashmi Tandon, Research Associate, IPR Chair, DU 5. Ms. Jyoti Chauhan, IPR Manager, Effectual Services 6. Ms. Jaya Bhatnagar, Patent Attorney, Sieben IP highlighted the importance and benefits of IPR; their types; Trademarks and Industrial Designs; Plagiarism and its avoidance; Copyrights and their protection; and Patents, mechanism and Patenting Procedures. In addition, there was also a Hands-on Training on Prior art search.
Mr. R. Saha is a Senior Advisor to Confederation of Indian Industry. He is a Master Degree holder in Aeronautical Engineering from Cranfield University in England and a Bachelor Degree holder in the same subject from IIT Kanpur. He has served the Government of India for 35 years different capacities and has handled different responsibilities including technology evaluation and assessment, research and development and public policy matters and regulatory functions. In the last 15 years he spearheaded the national efforts in capacity building by creating awareness about IPR in India especially universities through workshops publishing a monthly magazine, writing articles and papers, setting up operational systems at state levels, starting university IPR cells in about 60 universities, conducting one year specialized training programme for women scientists in the area of IPR and helping academic institutions in designing their IPR policies. He evolved an innovative system for protecting university inventions and other original IP ensuring active participation of inventors and attorneys. About 1000 patent applications have been filed after careful patentability analysis. While in government he was actively engaged in law and policy making in the most crucial times after India signed the WTO agreement. He represented India in discussions at WIPO and other international forums and was involved in negotiating international agreements in the context of scientific research and development.
Dr Rekha Chaturvedi
She is MHRD IPR Chair Professor at Cluster Innovation Centre, University of Delhi. Dr Rekha Chaturvedi earned her PhD (Dr. Scient) degree from University of Oslo, Norway. She joined the University of Delhi in February 2014 as MHRD IPR Chair Professor after her 25 years stint at CSIR. She is well experienced in IP protection, IP Management and Tech-transfer. She is also a registered patent agent. She has more than 20 years IP experience and is well versed with various aspects of Intellectual Property Protection viz. patent laws, prior art searches, patentability assessment, patent drafting, patent filing procedure, FTO, technology profiling and technology transfer besides IP policy formulation. During her career she has trained many students in IPR who interned/ under her guidance.
Prof. Alka Chawla She is an Associate Professor at Campus Law Centre, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi. She pursued masters and PhD. from Delhi University. She is a member of the Indian Law Institute (ILI) and Delhi University Ethical Committee as well as Advisor and Member, National Institute of Intellectual Property (NIPO).
Prof. Chawla has presented papers at various forums namely WIPO, USPTO, FICCI, TERI, Swiss Institute of Comparative Law, Switzerland; George Washington University, USA; University of Edinburgh, Scotland; ESCP, Europe, Paris; Chandigarh Judicial Academy, Delhi Judicial Academy, Orissa Judicial Academy ; National Police Academy, National Academy of Customs , Excise and Narcotics; IIT Kharagpur; etc. She has been invited as a resource person for Refresher Courses conducted by UGC for teachers.
Dr Rashmi Tandon earned her doctorate in Chemistry from University of Delhi in 2014. She then underwent an intensive training on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) followed by one year of on-job training in IPR at TIFAC, New Delhi under the Women Scientist scheme of DST. Presently, she is working as a research associate under DIPP IPR Chair, University of Delhi. She is also a TIFAC- CIPAM certified trainer on IPR.
Jyoti Chauhan She is a Patent-Scientist/Patent Consultant with LexOrbis IP Consulting, India. She is a registered Patent &Trademark Agent and holds a Master’s degree in Organic chemistry. Jyoti has recently been awarded as “Top 100 woman in IPR” by WIPR. She has done many courses/certifications in IPR/patents. She has about 10 years of experience in almost every domain in patents- Patent-searching (Patentability searches FTO search including claim chart analysis, Infringement-analysis, Invalidity studies, Patent-landscaping, White-space analysis), Patent prosecution (Response to Office-action/ Restriction action for foreign countries, FER & Hearing in India). She has rich experience in Patent drafting of provisional/complete specification in for all areas of science and technology.
She has expertise in handling complex patent portfolio. She has also experience in assisting R & D Scientists in finding area for research, maintaining Competitor’s patent- watch/ Patent-portfolio management & Maintaining “Patent & Design monitoring sheet” & tracking on internal IPR filling, Taking decision on filling patent application
She has also presented many seminars/conferences as an eminent speaker in many creating awareness programmes/ trainings on IPR in India such as RGNIIPM training program conducted by IPO, DIPP. She has also been a speaker at numerous universities like D.U, MDU Rohtak, & GBU, and at other events conducted by PHD Chamber of Commerce, ASSOCHAM, and CSIR.
Jaya Bhatnagar
She is the founder and chairperson of the IP Legal Firm, SiebenIP. She holds a bachelor’s degree in law from Awadhesh Pratap Singh Vishwavidyalaya, Rewa City, M.P. and a Diploma Course in Intellectual Property Law with World Intellectual Property Organisation.
She possesses extensive experience in dealing with all aspects of Intellectual Property Rights particularly relating to Patents and Industrial Designs. Her practice areas involve rendering Infringement Opinions, Validity Analysis, Legal Interpretation, Legal Advisory including transactional work related to Patents, Trademark, Copyright and Industrial Designs. She is involved in IP litigation, IP valuation and Transfer of ownership matters. She also renders service to seekers for ISO Registration. She is a Registered Patent Attorney with the Indian Patent Office since 1997 and was a partner and head of designs department at one of India’s renowned IP Law Firms, Anand and Anand, Advocates. She has also developed several tools to increase awareness and understanding of IP for business growth.
The sessions on ICT Integrated Pedagogy held on 9th and 10th March presented a great amalgamation of skill and technology to the participants. The sessions held in the computer lab gave a great opportunity to them to practise on some of the latest technologies which could play a significant role in building a learning framework.
The first two sessions by Mr. Rakesh B., Project Associate-IT, IT for Change, highlighted the use of some open source technologies to the participants. The sessions' handouts had already been shared by the trainer. He gave them a hands- on on usage of UBUNTU and then demonstrated the use of tools like Freeplane to create a mind map, Tux Paint to create images representing content and Kazam to create videos for the learners.
The participants were asked to create mindmaps which they learnt very enthusiastically.
Mr. Rakesh also explained the concept of MOODLE and showed how teacher and student accounts could be created, material uploaded, assignments taken and much more. All these technologies demonstarted how easy it could be to create a LMS and CMS that can improve the qualtity of teaching and learning.
Mr. Rakesh B. is a Project Associate-IT, IT for Change and has 7 years’ experience in the IT and the education sector. IT for Change is an NGO based in Bangalore, India. It was established in 2000. Its focus areas are Internet Governance, Gender, Education, and Development and Democracy.
In the next session, Dr. Nikhil Rajput, Assistant Professor, Ramanujan College demonstrated the use of Google Classroom in every day teaching. He showed how to create a teacher account and add students; the participants followed suite. He also showed how to create, submit and evaluate assignments and take a live quiz. The participants really cherished the idea of setting up such a framework in such a simple manner.
Dr. Nikhil Rajput is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Ramanujan College, University of Delhi. He pursued his PhD. from JNU. He has 10 years of teaching experience. Positions held: • Director, Centre for Robotics and Artificial Intelligence, Ramanujan College • Director, Centre for Social Innovation, Ramanujan College • Assistant Director, Kaushal Kendra, Ramanujan College • Assistant Director, Teaching Learning Centre, Ramanujan College • Principal Investigator in University of Delhi funded Star Innovation Projects, “Robotics in HealthCare” and “Sociovation” • Served as Program Chair in various conferences and Editorial Board Member of International Journal of Machine Learning and Networked Collaborative Engineering • Acted as a representative member of UGC in Australia-India Vocational Education Leadership Training Programme held in Australia in March 2017. • Visited West College, Scotland as a part of UKIERI Project in 2015.
The second day saw the first session by Prof. Kamal Bijlani, Director, Amrita E-Learning Research Lab, Amrita University. He demonstrated the use of the A-View and AMPLE technologies to the participants as a personalized learning framework. The participants were mesmerised seeing and using the concepts of selfie based attendance in which through just a click they could record students' attendance. Also, the ability to take and evaluate a live multiple choice quiz by assigning each student a barcode like placard seemed really interesting. There were many such features which could not be shown due to lack of time but the idea itself spoke of why A-View was awarded one of the best internet innovations in the world by CISCO.
Prof. Kamal Bijlani is the Director of Amrita E-Learning Research Lab. Prof. Bijlani leads several Educational Technology projects with central and state ministries. He is the Principal Investigator and Chief Architect of the A-VIEW platform developed by Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham.
On the A-VIEW project, Prof. Bijlani has been leading an interdisciplinary team in E-Learning scalable architectures, mobile applications, pedagogy, image recognition and multimedia content. A-VIEW has received recognition from Cisco as one of the best internet innovations in the world. A-VIEW is being used all over India at over 12,000 institutions, primarily in higher education. It is a major national project funded by the Ministry of HRD. Prime Minister Shri. Narendra Modi launched A-VIEW for capacity building at Skill Centers (ITI) in July, 2015. A-VIEW has received awards from FICCI and others.
On the AMPLE project, Prof. Kamal directs the development of the LMS and CMS-based portals. Prof. Kamal engaged in Research and development in artificial intelligence and educational Technologies in startup companies from MIT and Stanford USA.
The final session by Mr. Prakhar Wadhwa, Assistant Professor, Ramanujan College gave the participants insight into Excel- how to write formulas, filtering, features like VLOOK UP, merging sheets and many more.
To summarize both the days presented a storehouse of tools that teachers could efficiently use in their day to day teaching and effectively improve the learning outcome.
Mr. Prakhar Wadhwa is an Assistant Professor in the Deptt. Of Commerce and Management, Ramanujan College. He pursued his graduation and post-graduation in Commerce from the University of Delhi. He completed his M.Phil. in 2017 from the University of Delhi. He has a teaching experience of 4 years. He has presented papers at various conferences. Mr. Wadhwa is a core member of the Placement Committee and of the UG Entrance Admission Committee, University of Delhi.
Outcomes of the Workshop
The participants were asked to rate their level of knowledge prior to attending the workshop and after the workshop. The results are as follows:
1. Research- There was an increase in the number of participants who rated their knowledge of the topics on research as ‘excellent’ from 7.7% to 46% while 38.5% rated their level to be ‘good’ after attending the workshop.
2. Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) - Around 46% of the participants started with a ‘poor’ understanding of the topics before attending the workshop but after attending the workshop most of the participants (~70%) rated their knowledge to be ‘good’ or ‘excellent’.
3. ICT- Around 69% of the participants had a ‘poor’ or ‘fair’ understanding about ICT prior to the workshop but all of them reported their level to be either ‘good’ or ‘excellent’ after the sessions.
4. The participants found the sessions to be informative especially the ones on ICT- Google Classroom, MOODLE, Microsoft Excel and on Research- Research Tools, LaTeX, Scopus, ISI web of Science Impact Factor, h index.
The valedictory session received highly positive feedback of the participants regarding the FDP. The programme represented participants from six states of India. The course material prepared by the organizing team was distributed among the participants. Moreover, rigorous feedback of the participants as well as of the resource persons was recorded via Google Forms to improve future training programmes by Ramanujan College.
List of Participants
S. No. NAME DESIGNATION AFFILIATION DEPARTMENT OF 1. MONIKA SINGH Assistant Professor MATHEMATICS, LSR COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, DU MUKESH KUMAR VIVEKANAND 2. Assistant Professor MEENA COLLEGE, UNIVERSITYELEMENTARY OF 3. SUNANDA SAINI Assistant Professor EDUCATION,DELHI GARGI COLLEGE DEPARTMENT OF 4. CHANDRASHEKHAR Assistant Professor MATHEMATICS, DESHBANDHU IT DEPARTMENT,COLLEGE 5. SWATI Assistant Professor TRINITY INSTITUTE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES NEW DELHI RAMAKANT MATHEMATICS, 6. Assistant Professor PRASAD GARGI COLLEGE MATHEMATICS 7. MOON MOON ROY Assistant Professor DEPARTMENT, SHIVAJIDEPARTMENT COLLEGE OF, DU 8. ROHIT GOEL Assistant Professor MATHEMATICS, DESHBANDHU PATELCOLLEGE, GROUP DU OF 9. HITENDRA BARGAL Professor INSTITUTIONS, DEVI AHILYA UNIVERSITY, INDORE (MP) DEPARTMENT OF 10 PREETI PANT Associate Professor PSYCHOLOGY, GARGI COLLEGE DEPARTMENT OF MUKESH Assistant Professor MATHEMATICS, 11. AGGARWAL DESHBANDHU COMMERCE,COLLEGE, GARGI DU 12. AMIT ROHILLA Assistant Professor COLLEGE GARGI(UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, OF CHITRA KHERIA Assistant Professor 13. DELHIDELHI) UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS, DR PDBH MANOJ KUMAR 14. Assistant Professor GOVERNMENT POST RIYAL GRADUATE COLLEGE, KOTDWARA, PAURI GARHWAL, COMMERCE, GARGI 15. SUMANT MEENA Assistant Professor UTTARAKHAND COLLEGE RAMJAS COLLEGE, 16. IFFAT JAHAN Assistant Professor UNIVERSITY OF DELHI COMMERCE, PGDAV 17. RAKESH KUMAR Assistant Professor COLLEGE (M) DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AKHILESH KUMAR 18. Lecturer/Statistician MEDICINE, PANDEY KASTURBA MEDICAL COLLAGE MANIPAL, KARNATAKA PGDAV COLLEGE 19. SHAMSHER SINGH Assistant Professor (UNIVERSITY OF PGDAVDELHI) COLLEGE 20 DILIP KUMAR JHA Assistant Professor (UNIVERSITY OF ABHAY PRASAD PGDAVDELHI) COLLEGE Assistant Professor 21. SINGH (UNIVERSITY OF GIRIDHAR GOPAL SANSKRIT,DELHI) PGDAV 22. Assistant Professor SHARMA COLLEGE (M) CHANDRA MATHEMATICS, 23. Assistant Professor PRAKASH BAN DESHBANDHU COLLEGE 24. DIPTI SHARMA Assistant Professor SPM COLLEGE GARGI COLLEGE SIRI 25. PEMALA BHUTIA Assistant Professor FORT ROAD NEW DELHIDELHI SCHOOL OF 26. KOMUHA JAJUO Assistant Professor SOCIAL WORK, DEPARTMENTUNIVERSITY OF OF 27. KINGAULE NEWME Assistant Professor JOURNALISM,DELHI
MAHARAJA AGRASEN SRI VENKATESWARACOLLEGE 28. NEHA MONGIA Assistant Professor COLLEGE, DU DEPT. OF COMMERCE. AHMEDNAGAR NOEL FRANCIS 29. Assistant Professor COLLEGE, PARGE AHMEDNAGAR. STATION ROAD, AHMEDNAGAR, 30. SHIVALI VEEN Assistant Professor KALINDIMAHARASHTRA COLLEGE
31. RIJU CHAUDHARY Assistant Professor AMITY UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF 32. ASHOK KUMAR JHA Associate Professor PHYSICS, SABOUR COLLEGE SABOUR, BHAGALPUR,DEPARTMENT BIHA OF R 33. Lt. BHUPINDER Assistant Professor COMMERCE, DELHI COLLEGE OF ARTS AND COMMERCE, DU DEPARTMENT OF 34. ASHISH KR. SHUKLA Assistant Professor STATISTICS, DEPARTMENTRAMANUJAN OF 35. SUCHI PATTI Assistant Professor COMMERCE,COLLEGE DEPARTMENTRAMANUJAN OF 36. CHARU JAIN Assistant Professor COMMERCE,COLLEGE DEPARTMENTRAMANUJAN OF 37. MOHINDER PAUL Assistant Professor COMMERCE,COLLEGE DEPARTMENTRAMANUJAN OF 38. DIVYA BHANOT Assistant Professor PSYCHOLOGY,COLLEGE RAMANUJAN DEPARTMENTCOLLEGE OF 39. SAHIL PATHAK Assistant Professor COMPUTER SCIENCE, RAMANUJAN COLLEGE ALOK RANJAN DEPARTMENT HINDI, 40. Assistant Professor PANDEY RAMANUJAN DEPARTMENTCOLLEGE OF 41. RAJIV NAYAN Assistant Professor COMMERCE, DEPARTMENTRAMANUJAN OF 42. SACHIN TOMER Assistant Professor STATISTICS,COLLEGE RAMANUJAN COLLEGE