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Sundarrao More Senior College of Arts & Commerce, Poladpur, Dist : Raigad, PIN 402 303 The Annual Quality Assurance Report of IQAC 2006-07 Submitted to : National Assessment And Accreditation Council (NAAC) P.O.Box No.1075, Nagarbhavi, BANGALORE – 560 072 (Karnataka) By: Shivai Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Mahad’s Sundarrao More Senior College of Arts & Commerce, Poladpur, Dist : Raigad, PIN 402 303. (Maharashtra State) Phone No. 02191 240221 e-mail :– [email protected] AQAR of SMC, Poladpur, 2006-07 Page 1 of 26 PREFACE With sincerity and honesty, we at Sundarrao More Arts and Commerce College, Poladpur, Dist. Raigad (M.S.) would like to submit this second AQAR to NAAC. The college has been accredited and received C+ grade by NAAC on 3rd May 2004. The main achievements of the college in this year can be summed up as follows : 1. Organization of Inter-collegiate Wrestling Competition on 27th September 2006 2. Organization of first Late R.D. Chitre Inter-collegiate Collegiate Elocution Competition on 16th January 2007 3. Winning of Fourth Prize in Inter-collegiate Collegiate Folk Dance Competition 4. Completion of Ph. D. by Prof. S. A. Butala of Geography Department We believe that all these achievements are a result of “Quality Consciousness” created in the psyche of our college by NAAC. We hope that with this belief, we will achieve more and more in future as well. With this firm belief we humbly submit second AQAR of our college for the period from March 2006 to April 2007. Mangesh M Gore Shrikant S. Shewale Coordinator, IQAC Principal AQAR of SMC, Poladpur, 2006-07 Page 2 of 26 PART – A AQAR of SMC, Poladpur, 2006-07 Page 3 of 26 What is the plan of action chalked out by IQAC in the beginning of the year A towards quality enhancement and what is the outcome by the end of year ? In the light of ‘Future Plan' submitted to NAAC in our AQAR for the 2005-06, the IQAC of the college has chalked out an action plan. The details of this action plan and its outcome is shown in the following chart: Sr. Action Plan Outcome No. To encourage students to complete 57 students have been benefited 1 MS-CIT course by MS-CIT course To complete the remaining process The college has received permission from 2 and to start functioning of students' Government Officials to start the store. Co-op consumer store To strengthen and enhance the The career guidance cell has organized 3 activities of Career Guidance Cell Career Books Exhibition. To provide basic knowledge of Tally 4 Could not be implemented to commerce students To conduct extra lectures, Guest 5 lectures for the students to guide The plan is partially completed. them for competitive exams. To regularize and strengthen activity Department of English has conducted 6 of classes for spoken English a few classes for spoken English To motivate teaching and non- 7 teaching staff for acquiring Implemented in an informal manner computer skills To regularize the practice of monthly 8 teaching plans and students’ Implemented feedback To enhance the activities of Alumni The meeting of past students was 9 Association organized on 27th March 2007 To strengthen the activities of The meeting of parents was 10 Parent–Teacher Association organized on 15th February 2007 AQAR of SMC, Poladpur, 2006-07 Page 4 of 26 Sr. Action Plan Outcome No. To purchase more books and to 11 subscribe to journals and Implemented periodicals for college library To start wall papers Marathi wall paper Awishkar and English 12 in Marathi and English wall paper English Touch were started. Though we could not publish college 13 To publish college miscellany miscellany, we prepared and published limited edition of College Annual Report. A) Boys’ and Girls’ students’ teams participated in Inter-collegiate Kabbadi Tournaments To encourage students to B) College has organized Inter-collegiate 14 participate in sports and to Wrestling competitions on 27th Sep 2007 improve their skills in the same C) Students also participated in inter- collegiate Weight -Lifting competition and in Maha-Marathon. A) Four teachers participated in this program in which they provided guidance through guest lectures to the To start students of 10th and 12th Std. of different School–College complex 15 schools of the area. program inter-collegiate B) Three teachers worked as coordinators for Maharashtra Talent Search (MTS), Konkan Talent Search (KTS) and Krida Bharati Exams for Poladpur Taluka. To encourage students to N.S.S. Students participated and worked as 16 participate in ‘Nirmal Gram Swachhata Doot. They also participated in Yojana’ of Government a rally for cleanliness on 21st Sep 2006 A) Two programs of Guest Lecturers were organized by college WDC To strengthen the activities of 17 B) Street Play has been performed by Women Development Cell college students on World Women's Day on 8th March 2007 Faculty from Department of Economics To assist activities of 18 delivered a lecture before a Gathering of Saving Groups of Women Women on 19th Nov 2006 To initiate counseling centre 19 Could not be implemented in the college To encourage research One teacher has received Ph. D. Four 20 activities of teachers others are pursuing M. Phil course AQAR of SMC, Poladpur, 2006-07 Page 5 of 26 Sr. Action Plan Outcome No. Department of History organized coin 21 To organize coin exhibition Exhibition on 20th Dec 2006 To create awareness among rural Department of Geography has people of this area regarding the 22 undertaken this Awareness Program damage caused to the environment with the help of students by fires in forests in the area To complete the construction work 23 The construction work is completed of Ladies and Boys' common Room The proposal and application for To start procedure of permanent 24 permanent affiliation of the college is Affiliation of the college submitted to University To consider the possibilities of 25 starting some short term and need Could not be implemented based courses To start the process of The process of catalogue of Library, 26 computerization of Library, Dead Attendance, Results and I-Card has Stock, Leaves, Office Accounts been computerized Free General Health check up camp To provide Health care facility to was organized on 15th Dec 2006 with 27 students the help of Primary Health Centers of the area To initiate the process of filing of 28 Could not be implemented returns via e-TDS To purchase and install computers 29 Could not be implemented for library 30 To computerize college library Could not be implemented AQAR of SMC, Poladpur, 2006-07 Page 6 of 26 PART – B AQAR of SMC, Poladpur, 2006-07 Page 7 of 26 Activities reflecting 1 the goals and objectives of the Institution: The Mission statement our college is: Higher Education for the deprived ones. To achieve this mission we have kept before us certain goals and objectives. Some of the activities undertaken by the college in this year towards achieving these objectives are as follows : Objective: To impart higher education to educationally deprived students: In the academic year 2006-07, 368 students took admission in the college. Out of which 198 are girl students who otherwise would have been deprived of higher education, as there is no other facility of higher education available in this remote and hilly area. Schemes and activities undertaken by our college, such as Group Insurance Scheme, various scholarships, freeships, Book–Bank Scheme etc have proved very useful to encourage economically backward students of this area to take up higher education. Following chart shows the details of these schemes and activities. Schemes / Activities Undertaken Number of Students by the College benefited 1. All Non Government Colleges Principals’ 33 Association Scholarships (A.N.G.C) 2. EBC Freeships 191 (Free ship for economically backward students) 3. Group Insurance Scheme for students 368 AQAR of SMC, Poladpur, 2006-07 Page 8 of 26 Objective: To develop overall personality of the students To ensure overall personality development of our students, various committees and departments of the college have undertaken following activities in the academic year 2006-07. Committees/ Departments Activities and Programs Undertaken 1. National A. Organized tree plantation program at college campus on 15th Aug 06. Service B. Organized a rally for cleanliness on 21st Sep 2006. Scheme C. Organized Blood Donation Camp on 30th Nov 2006. D. Organized a lecture and poster exhibition on 1st Dec 2006, World Aids Day. E. Organized a residential camp at Katetali Village from 22nd to 31st Dec 2006. In addition to lectures on various subjects, volunteers repaired and constructed some village roads, cleaned village pond and also conducted village survey. F. N.S.S. volunteers worked as special police for Zilla Parishad and Panchyat Samiti Elections on 11th March 2007. G. Students also participated in Pulse Polio, Red Ribbon and Nirmal Gram Yojana programs. H. N.S.S. students assisted in relief operations in a fire accident tragedy that happened at Poladpur Bazar Peth on 15th Feb 2007. I. The participation of N.S.S. volunteers in various camps and programs is as follows : 1. 4 students participated in pre-R.D. Parade selection camp at C.K.T. college, Panvel on 10th Sep 2006. 2. 2 students participated in national level and state level pre-R.D. Parade Camp at Pune and Satara respectively, from 27th Oct to 5th Nov 2006. 3. 3 students participated in Western Zone Inter State Special N.S.S. camp organized by Gogte Joglekar College, Ratanagiri from 29th Oct to 7th Nov 2006. 2. Cultural Cultural Activities Committee encouraged students to take part in various Activities inter-collegiate and university level competitions. Committee The details of their participation and achievements is as follows : 1.
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