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(Valwada) Science College Bordi, Dist GOKHALE EDUCATION SOCIETY’S N. B. MEHTA (VALWADA) SCIENCE COLLEGE BORDI, DIST. PALGHAR GOKHALE EDUCATION SOCIETY : Gokhale Education Society was founded in 1918 by late Principal T. A. Kulkarni, a veteran social worker. The Society was established on the third death anniversary of Shri. Gopal Krishna Gokhale, an outstanding national leader and an eminent educationist. Gokhale Education Society has completed hundred years of academic service to the society. The Society, which has always been managed by a team of dedicated teachers, has established many educational institutions in both urban and rural areas. It has taken a keen interest in developing weaker sections, tribal people, industrial labourers and farmers, by starting many educational institutions at Nashik, Bordi, Talasari, Kosbad, Jawhar, Suryanagar, Sangamner, Shriwardhan, Girgaon, Borivali and Parel. The Society runs more than 100 educational institutions consisting of 15 Degree Colleges, 10 Junior Colleges, 3 Research Centres, 15 Secondary Schools, 15 Pre-primary and Primary Schools and 23 other institutions (including Hostels). The Society provides educational facilities to more than 1 lakh students each year with the help, co-operation and inspiring involvement of about 3000 Teaching and Non - Teaching Staff members. ABOUT N. B. MEHTA SCIENCE COLLEGE : The Government of Maharashtra and the University of Mumbai granted permission to the Gokhale Education Society, Nashik to start a single faculty Science College at Bordi from the academic year 1994-95. The college started with one division of F.Y.B.Sc. and became a full fledged degree college of Science in subsequent years. The college has created facilities for the urban as well as rural and adivasi students for higher education in science and has tried to make them self-sufficient and employable in the industrial sectors. Late Shriman Nagarjibhai Bhagawanjibhai Mehta, from Valwada, served in the G.E.Society’s S.P.H. High School, Bordi from 1944 to 1969. He rendered his services with utmost integrity and sincerity. He was a disciple of Acharya Bhise and a follower of Mahatma Gandhi. He came forth with a munificent donation and the college building was constructed by his son Nitinbhai Mehta in accordance with his wishes. The college is named after Shriman Nagarjibhai Mehta. The college is committed to cater to the needs of the area and the residents of Bordi, Gholwad, Borigaon, Dahanu, Jawhar, Mokhada, Talasari and Wada Tahasils. The College has its own beautiful campus of two acres, close to the sea-shore and it functions in its own buildings situated at a distance of about 2 kms. from the Gholvad Railway Station (W.RIy.) OUR COMPUTER DEPARTMENT - SAU. L. J. PATHARE INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY : Scientific and technological advancement has influenced every facet of society. Its impact on our daily life has been so immense that it has forced changes in our behaviour and mindset. The rapid development in electronics, computing and communications has led to the creation of Information Technology (IT). The world is undergoing a sea- change due to the phenomenal growth of Information Technology and applications of IT in the form of computerisation and transmission of electronic information. With a view to keep pace with the changing times and to equip ourselves to meet the challenges posed before us in the present competitive era, we undertook to develop a computer training centre which has gradually developed as a centre for courses in IT. The University of Mumbai had received the permission from the Government to start new courses like B.Sc. in Computer Science on Non-Grant basis in June 1999. Late Mr. Jaykumar Pathare, an industrialist from Kalyan, came forward to help the Society with a generous donation for the proposed computer academy. This enabled us to construct a well equipped separate multi storeyed building for the Institute of Information Technology so that we could cater to the need of advanced education in the field of Information Technology at Bordi Centre. The College has started B.Sc. with Computer Science, a three years integrated degree course, from the academic year 2000-2001 and B.Sc. (IT) from academic year 2001 - 2002 the G.E.Society has proposed to start career oriented UGC recognised courses and the Open University courses in the areas related to Information Technology. OTHER GRADUATE COURSES : We offer courses in Biotechnology and Microbiology at the graduate level. Graduate level education in Commerce is also imparted on a permanently non grant basis. 1 Prospectus 2019-20 POST GRADUATE COURSES : The policy of the Government of India is to increase the number of students seeking higher education up to post graduation. G.E.Society is known for providing education for students in rural and tribal regions. We have started P.G. courses- M.Sc. (Chem.) and M.Sc. (Comp. Sci.) from the academic year 2004-05 with the permission of the University of Mumbai. These PG courses and M.Sc. (IT) Course from 2009 have opened the opportunity for many aspiring students in this region to obtain post graduate degree at a place near their home. M.Sc. in Physics has begun from 2017. We have a Research Centre in Physics from 2015-16. We also have begun M.Com in Accountancy from June 2016. ADDITIONAL CAREER ORIENTED COURSES (UGC RECOGNISED AND SUPPORTED) : The UGC has approved two courses viz. 1. Certificate course in Food Processing and Preservation. 2. Certificate course in Information and Communication Technology. Students can enroll for these courses while pursuing graduation studies. These courses are approved by the University of Mumbai and are recognised and supported by the University Grants Commission. The courses comprise theory and practical inputs along with On-The Job training opportunities in the near-by industries. RULES REGARDING ADMISSION : 1. A student seeking admission to the College shall have to submit an application in the prescribed form and present himself / herself for an interview with the Principal / Admission Committee. No admission shall be regarded as duly granted unless it is granted by the college authority. 2. All admissions are valid only for one academic year and are required to be renewed by application in the prescribed form for every subsequent year of study in the College. 3. Once a student is admitted to the College he/she shall be liable to pay the full fees for whole year / term subject to conditions printed hereunder. 4. A student once admitted will be considered as duly enrolled for the academic year, unless he/she informs the Principal in writing of his/her intention to leave the college at least one week before the commencement of the Term. If no such intimation is received, full fees for the Term will have to be paid. However this is subject to rules and regulations printed here under in this respect. 5. All Admissions are provisional until Eligibility Certificate and/ or Transference Certificate (where these are required for admission) are submitted to the College. 6. All students will have to abide by Mumbai University Ordinance 0.119 and 0.125 regarding regular attendance and minimum satisfactory progress in College Examination. Minimum 75% Attendance for each term separately is necessary in order to be eligible for getting the terms granted. 7 Admission is granted on the basis of the application in prescribed form along with the following documents. 1. Original Leaving Certificate. (For first Year Students) 2. Statements of marks of qualifying Examination. 3. S.S.C Mark sheet xerox 2 copies. 4. H.S.C. passing Certificates with two Copies. (For First Year Students) 5. Pass-port size 3 copies of the latest photograph of the student to be affixed on the application form Identity Card, Reader’s Ticket and Library Card. 6. Caste certificate for category students. (Only for Maharashtra State) 8. Students have to obtain Identity Card and Reader’s Ticket from the library authority. Students must note that Identity Card is necessary while they are on the college campus and is required to be produced when demanded by the authorities. 9. Admissions to the students coming from other University or Board of Secondary Education outside Maharashtra will be given only on producing provisional statement of eligibility from the University of Mumbai. ADMISSIONS : Admission to Science or Commerce Courses will be according to the availability of seats in each group and will be as per rules and regulations of the Mumbai University. The conditions for admission to any course are subject to change as per decision of the University. 2 Prospectus 2019-20 THREE YEARS B.Sc. DEGREE COURSE (75/25 six Semester pattern) : 1) FIRST YEAR B.Sc. : Eligibility : A candidate for being eligible for admission to the F.Y.B.Sc. Course must have passed the H.S.C. (Xllth Sc.) or equivalent examination with at least three subjects from the following and must fulfill the conditions laid down in the ordinance 0.2145. 1) Physics 2) Mathematics 3) Chemistry 4) Biology 5) English, The student shall offer One Paper of Foundation Course..............100 Marks. (Total) and Six Papers of Science Discipline ..........600 Marks. (Total) (In which there will be 3 subjects with 2 papers for each Subject) Each paper of Science Subject, except Mathematics, will comprise one theory paper and one practical, details of which are given further. Students can choose any one of the following subject combination. Group 1. Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics (CPM) Group 2. Chemistry, Botany, Zoology (CBZ) Group 3. Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science (Non Grant) (PM Com. Sc.) - Comp. org., Python, FOSS, DS, DM, Stats. and Prob., SSD. Group 4. Bio-technology, Chemistry, Botany (Non Grant) - Bio-technology, Life Science, Basic Chemistry. Group 5. Microbiology, Chemistry, Zoology. Foundation Course will be of 100 marks.
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