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Ranchi University, Ranchi Result of Ph.D 2020 Doctor of Philosophy Awardee Faculty / Exam Held in the Name of Ph.D.Awardee Title of Ph.D. Thesis Subject month of Critical evaluation of green technology and its impact on industrialisation in the context of 1 Commerce Harshvardhan September 2019 the green economy initiative in India Humanities- TRL 2 Mary S. Soreng (Tete) **[kfM+;k lkfgR; esa tqfy;ql ck dk ;ksxnku** September 2019 Marketing Strategy of Indian Commercial Vehicles Companies after Globalization - A 3 Commerce Pankaj Kumar Sharma September 2019 Comparative Study of Tata Motors Ltd. and Swarajmazda Ltd. Critical Evaluation of Working Capital Management in Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited during 4 Commerce Chakshu Pathak September 2019 Globalisation 5 Social Science - Sociology Annu Kumari cPpksa esa c<+rs vijk/k dk ,d lekt'kkL=h; v/;;u ¼jk¡ph uxj ds lanHkZ esa½ September 2019 Humanities- English "Remedial Teaching of English Grammer at +2 Level in Jharkhand : A Study in Applied 6 Aliya Perween September 2019 Linguistics" Humanities- Philosophy **Jhen~Hkxon~xhrk ds *fu"dke deZ;ksx* ,oa bekuq,y dkaV ds *drZO;] drZO; ds fy,* dk 7 Kumari Puja September 2019 rqyukRed v/;;u** Ranchi University, Ranchi Result of Ph.D 2020 Faculty / Exam Held in the Name of Ph.D.Awardee Title of Ph.D. Thesis Subject month of Social Science- Home "Nutritional Iron deficiency anemia among young adult female in selected area of Ranchi 8 Anupa Bara September 2019 Science town" Humanities- TRL 9 Basudev Mahto **iapijxfu;k] ukxiqjh vkSj dqjekyh dk O;kd`r rqyukRed v/;;u** September 2019 Humanities- TRL 10 Ashok Kumar Mahto **iapijxfu;k f'k"V lkfgR; ,d v/;;u** September 2019 Humanities- Philosophy **Lokeh foosdkuUn vkSj MkWŒ jk/kkd`".ku~ ds rÙoehekalh; ,oa /kkfeZd fopkjksa dk rqyukRed 11 Shashi Kumari September 2019 v/;;u** 12 Humanities- Sanskrit Kanchan Kumari **egkHkkjrh; ;{k iz'uksa dk vuq'khyu oÙkZeku ifjizs{; esa** September 2019 "Consumer Behaviour to wards Bottled Drinking Water with Special Reference to East 13 Commerce Vivek Kumar Singh September 2019 Singhbhum" 14 Huminities - Urdu Shagufta Bano "Quamar Jahan : Hayat Aur Adabi Khidmaat - Ek Tafsili Motala" September 2019 15 Social Science- Pol Science Ruby Kumari “Nuclear Policy of India” September 2019 Ranchi University, Ranchi Result of Ph.D 2020 Faculty / Exam Held in the Name of Ph.D.Awardee Title of Ph.D. Thesis Subject month of Social Science - Home "Stress among working women and its impact on their health, family and social relationships - 16 Ragini Sinha September 2019 Science A study in urban area of Ranchi" "In vitro studies on Agrobacterium rhizogenes mediated genetic transformation of coleus 17 Science-Botany Rajnarayan Sahu September 2019 forskohlii" Humanities- Philosophy 18 Hemendra Kr. Bhagat Hkkjrh; n'kZu esa ikfjfLFkfrdh fopkj % ,d nk'kZfud v/;;u September 2019 19 Humanities- English Aarti Kumari Mark Twain as a Satirist : A Study October 2019 Social Science- 20 Premi Martha Kujur xzkeh.k mjk¡o tutkfr dh lkaLd`frd Hkk"kk % lkekftd ,oa /kkfeZd laxBu ds fo'ks"k lanHkZ esa October 2019 Anthropology Social Science- 21 Anjani Kr. Jha ^^jk¡ph ftyk ds varxZr xSj ljdkjh laxBuksa ds izHkko dk rqyukRed v/;;u** October 2019 Anthropology Social Science- 22 Salma Kerketta ^^[kfM+;k tutkfr dh lkaLd`frd Hkk"kk % lkekftd vkSj /kkfeZd laxBu ds fo'ks"k lanHkZ esa** October 2019 Anthropology Corporate Social Responsibility of Companies - A Comparative Study of Tata Steel and Mecon 23 Commerce Khushboo Rai November, 2019 Limited. Ranchi University, Ranchi Result of Ph.D 2020 Faculty / Exam Held in the Name of Ph.D.Awardee Title of Ph.D. Thesis Subject month of 24 Huminities - Bengali Anup Kundu "Bangla Uponnyas Sahitye Amiyo Bhusan Mazumderer Samagrik Mulyayan" November, 2019 25 Humanities- English Divya Rani "A Comparative Study of Richard Wright and Ralph Ellison" November, 2019 26 Commerce Amit Kumar Role of Tourism Industry in Indian Economy with Special Reference to Uttarakhand November, 2019 Indian Cement Industry in the Era of Globalization - A case study of Selected Cement Plants in 27 Commerce Anand Mishra November, 2019 Jharkhand Organisational Culture and Total Quality Management for organizational success - A case 28 Commerce Mrityunjay Kumar November, 2019 study of Tata Motors Ltd. Impact of Motivational Practices on Job Satisfaction in Indian Railways - A case study of 29 Commerce Debraj Banerjee November, 2019 Ranchi Division 30 Humanities- Hindi Abida Ahmad Alan **mÙkj Hkkjr dh lar ijaijk vkSj eaxr jke % ,d lkfgfR;d vuq'khyu** November, 2019 31 Humanities - TRL Shanti Nag MkW jken;ky eq.Mk % O;fDÙkRo ,oa d`frRo November, 2019 Ranchi University, Ranchi Result of Ph.D 2020 Faculty / Exam Held in the Name of Ph.D.Awardee Title of Ph.D. Thesis Subject month of 32 Humanities - TRL Juran Singh Manki eq.Mk lkfgR; esa laLdkj % ,d v/;;u November, 2019 Humanities- Philosophy 33 Binod Ram ckS) n'kZu ds ghu;ku vkSj egk;ku lEiznk;ksa dk rqyukRed v/;;u November, 2019 Social Science-Psychiatric Efficacy of Yoga therapy and Strength based group intervention among persons with alcohol 34 Rajni Suri November, 2019 Social Work dependene syndrome Social Science- 35 Sarita Singh ^^?kjsyw dkexkjksa dh izfLFkfr% >kj[k.M ds jk¡ph 'kgj ds lanHkZ esa ,d ekuo'kkL=h; v/;;u** November, 2019 Anthropology Geochemical and Palynological studies of Coal bearing Horizon of Pundi area, West Bokaro 36 Science- Geology Chanchal Lakra November, 2019 Coalfield, District - Ramgarh, Jharkhand (India) 37 Science- Mathematics Shyam Saurabh Generalized Orthogonal Combinatorial Matrices and Certain Combinatorial Structures. November, 2019 Humanities- TRL 38 Shiw Prasad Mahto lkfgR;dkj fo'oukFk nlkSa/kh ^jkt* % O;fDrRo ,oa d`frRo November, 2019 Humanities- TRL 39 Miracle Tete ^^[kfM+;k eqgkojksa ,oa dgkorksa dk lkekftd vkSj lkaLd`frd v/;;u** November, 2019 Ranchi University, Ranchi Result of Ph.D 2020 Faculty / Exam Held in the Name of Ph.D.Awardee Title of Ph.D. Thesis Subject month of 40 Humanities- Hindi Shruti Kumari **e`nqyk xxZ ds dFkk&lkfgR; esa lkaLd`frd thou** November, 2019 Hasyoroser, Samaj totowo Bibartaner Drishtite - Shibram, Himanish, Tarapada, Sanjib ebong 41 Huminities - Bengali Antara Chaudhuri November, 2019 Romanath 42 Huminities - Bengali Shyamsundar Roy Bangla Upanyase Baisnab Bhabna (Nirbachita Upanyaser Aloke) November, 2019 43 Huminities - Bengali Udayan Biswas Rabindra Chhotogolpe Rabindra Byaktijibon O Rabindra Jibon Darshaner Probhab November, 2019 44 Huminities - Bengali Sachinandan Maity "Bimal Mitra : Jiban O Sahitya (Nirbachita)" November, 2019 Social Science- Psychology Prevalence of Intimate Partners Violence Levels of Power Motive, Marital Adjustment, 45 Nityananda Shaw November, 2019 Suicidal Ideation and Psychological Well Being among Married Men Social Science- Psychology "Impact of Reproductive Health Education on Rural Muslim Female Adolescent Awareness 46 Nusrat Jahan November, 2019 and Attitude" Social Science- Psychology 47 Nitu Psychological Correlates of Internet Addiction among College Students December, 2019 Ranchi University, Ranchi Result of Ph.D 2020 Faculty / Exam Held in the Name of Ph.D.Awardee Title of Ph.D. Thesis Subject month of Humanities- TRL 48 Jaykant Indwar **ukxiqjh n`'; & JO; dyk dk fo'ys"k.kkRed v/;;u** November, 2019 49 Science- Mathematics Rahidas Kumar An analytical Study on real world Optimization Problems. November, 2019 50 Humanities- Sanskrit Shrimitra **egkdfo v'o?kks"k ds egkdkO;ksa dh ik= ;kstuk % ,d leh{kkRed v/;;u** December, 2019 51 Huminities - Urdu Md Abid Hussain "A critical analysis of female Characters in the short stories of Rajendra Singh Bedi." November, 2019 Social Science- 52 Amit Khalkho ^^mjk¡o tutkfr esa bZlkbZ /keZ dk izHkko** December, 2019 Anthropology Mathematical models for deteriorating inventory items under trade credit and inventory level 53 Science- Mathematics Dhrub Kumar Singh December, 2019 dependent demand rate. 54 Science- Chemistry Shreya Gorai Study of Application of Electroorganic Synthesis for preparation of metal complexes December, 2019 "Ethnomedicinal and Morphotaxonomic studies of some plants used to cure certain diseases 55 Science- Botany Sanjay Kumar Hembrom December, 2019 by the Santhal tribe of district Sahibganj, Jharkhand" Ranchi University, Ranchi Result of Ph.D 2020 Faculty / Exam Held in the Name of Ph.D.Awardee Title of Ph.D. Thesis Subject month of Social Science- Psychology 56 Renuka Prasad Loneliness, life Satisfaction and Psychological Well being among ageing people December, 2019 57 Science-Physics Roopam Sharma Investigation of Physical Properties of Parent and Doped MgB2 Super conductors December, 2019 58 Commerce Nazish Hasan Problems and Prospects of Solar Energy Industry in India - A case study of Jharkhand State December, 2019 Role of Business Analysts in IT Industry during Globalization - A case study of Selected IT 59 Commerce Manish Kumar December, 2019 companies 60 Commerce Payal Mehandiratta Trends and Practices of Green Marketing in India December, 2019 Social Science- Psychology A Study of Emotional Intelligence, Entrepreneurial Talents and Achievement Motive among 61 Dolly December, 2019 Management Students “Assessment of Gaseous pollutants (NOx & SOx) in Ambient Air in Ranchi City with special 62 Science- Zoology Shweta Kumari December, 2019 reference to Source, Emission Pattern, Human Health and distribution of lichens” “Histological, Haematological and Immunological impact of methanolic extract of Parthenium 63 Science- Zoology Ramita Kumari December, 2019 hysterophorus
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    Samarpandeep B.Ed. College Approved by NCTE (ERC) Bhubaneshwar, Affiliated to Ranchi University, Ranchi Syllabus for Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) Two - Year Course ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE COURSES Year- 1 Course 1 Childhood and Growing up 100 marks Course 2 Contemporary India and Education 100 marks Course 3 Learning and Teaching 100 marks Course 4 Language across the curriculum (1/2) 50 marks Course 5 Understanding Disciplines and subjects (1/2) 50 marks Course 6 Gender, school and Society (1/2) 50 marks Course 7a Pedagogy of a School Subject-Part 1(1/2) 50 marks Course EPC1 Reading and Reflecting on Text (1/2) 50 marks Course EPC2 Drama and Art in Education (1/2) 50 marks Course EPC3 Critical Understanding of ICT (1/2) 50 marks ----------------- Total - 650 marks Engagement with the Field: Task and Assignments for Courses 1-6 & 7a Year 2 Course 7b Pedagogy of School Subject – Part II (1/2) 50 marks Course 8 Knowledge and Curriculum 100 marks Course 9 Assessment for Learning 100 marks Course 10 Creating and Inclusive School (1/2) 50 marks Course 11 Optional Course *(1/2) 50 marks Course EPC4 Understanding the Self (1/2) 50 marks School Internship 250 marks Engagement with the Field: Task and Assignments for Courses 7b & 8-10 --------------- Total – 650 marks Samarpandeep B.Ed. College Approved by NCTE (ERC) Bhubaneshwar, Affiliated to Ranchi University, Ranchi Curriculum Transactions Total number of Working days - 200 days Minimum attendance for course work - 80% Attendance for school internship - 90% Internship in schools (minimum period) - 20 weeks In first Year - 04 weeks In Second Year - 16 weeks Note: The Internship should include an initial phase of one week for observing a regular Classroom with regular teacher and would also include peer Observation, teacher observation and faculty observations of practice lessons.