tVersion 5 dated 12-01-2018(23/5/2018)
Guidelines for the Creation of the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) and Submission of Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) by Accredited Institutions
(For Affiliated/Constituent Colleges)
(Revised as per Revised Accreditation Framework in November, 2017)
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NATIONAL ASSESSMENT AND ACCREDITATION COUNCIL An Autonomous Institution of the University Grants Commission P. O. Box. No. 1075, Opp: NLSIU, Nagarbhavi, Bengaluru - 560 072 India
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NAAC
VISION
To make quality the defining element of higher education in India through a combination of self and external quality evaluation, promotion and sustenance initiatives.
MISSION
To arrange for periodic assessment and accreditation of institutions of higher education or units thereof, or specific academic programmes or projects;
To stimulate the academic environment for promotion of quality of teaching-learning and research in higher education institutions;
To encourage self-evaluation, accountability, autonomy and innovations in higher education;
To undertake quality-related research studies, consultancy and training programmes, and
To collaborate with other stakeholders of higher education for quality evaluation, promotion and sustenance.
Value Framework To promote the following core values among the HEIs of the country:
Contributing to National Development Fostering Global Competencies among Students Inculcating a Value Sysstem among Students Promoting the Use of Technology Quest for Excellence
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Guidelines for the Creation of the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) and Submission of Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) by Accredited Institutions
(for Affiliated/Constituent Colleges)
(Revised as per Revised Accreditation Framework in November, 2017)
Guidelines of IQAC and submission of AQAR for Affiliated/Constituent Colleges Page 4
NATIONAL ASSESSMENT AND ACCREDITATION COUNCIL An Autonomous Institution of the University Grants Commission P. O. Box. No. 1075, Opp: NLSIU, Nagarbhavi, Bengaluru - 560 072, India
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The Director National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) P. O. Box. No. 1075, Nagarbhavi, Bengaluru - 560 072, India
Co-ordinated and Prepared by: Dr. Ganesh A. Hegde, Deputy Adviser, NAAC Dr. Vinita Sahoo, Assistant Adviser, NAAC
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Contents
Page Nos. 1. Introduction ...... 4 2. Objective ...... 4 3. Strategies ...... 4 4. Functions ...... 5 5. Benefits ...... 5 6. Composition of the IQAC ...... 6 7. The role of coordinator ...... 7 8. Operational Features of the IQAC ...... 7 9. Revised Accreditation Framework ...... 8 10. Mandatory Submission of AQAR by IQAC …. 8 11. The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) ...... 8
Part – A 11. Details of the Institution ...... 9 12. IQAC Composition and Activities ...... 12 Part – B 13. Criterion – I: Curricular Aspects ...... 14 14. Criterion – II: Teaching, Learning and Evaluation ...... 15 15. Criterion – III: Research, Innovations and Extension ...... 17 16. Criterion – IV: Infrastructure and Learning Resources ...... 20 17. Criterion – V: Student Support and Progression ...... 22 18. Criterion – VI: Governance, Leadership and Management ...... 24 19. Criterion – VII: Institutional Values and Best Practices ...... 27 20. Abbreviations ...... 29
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Guidelines for the Creation of the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) and Submission of Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) in Accredited Institutions
Introduction In pursuance of its Action Plan for performance evaluation, assessment and accreditation and quality up-gradation of institutions of higher education, the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), Bangalore proposes that every accredited institution should establish an Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) as a quality sustenance measure. Since quality enhancement is a continuous process, the IQAC will become a part of the institution’s system and work towards realisation of the goals of quality enhancement and sustenance. The prime task of the IQAC is to develop a system for conscious, consistent and catalytic improvement in the overall performance of institutions. For this, during the post-accreditation period, institutions need to channelize its efforts and measures towards promoting the holistic academic excellence including the peer committee recommendations.
The guidelines provided in the following pages will guide and facilitate the institution in the creation and operation of the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC). The work of the IQAC is the first step towards internalization and institutionalization of quality enhancement initiatives. Its success depends upon the sense of belongingness and participation in all the constituents of the institution. It will not be yet another hierarchical structure or a record-keeping exercise in the institution. It will be a facilitative and participative voluntary system/unit/organ of the institution. It has the potential to become a vehicle for ushering in quality enhancement by working out planned interventionist strategies by IQAC to remove deficiencies and enhance quality like the “Quality Circles” in industries.
IQAC – Vision To ensure quality culture as the prime concern for the Higher Education Institutions through institutionalizing and internalizing all the initiatives taken with internal and external support.
Objective The primary aim of IQAC is
To develop a system for conscious, consistent and catalytic action to improve the academic and administrative performance of the institution. To promote measures for institutional functioning towards quality enhancement through internalization of quality culture and institutionalization of best practices.
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Strategies IQAC shall evolve mechanisms and procedures for a) Ensuring timely, efficient and progressive performance of academic, administrative and financial tasks; b) Relevant and quality academic/ research programmes; c) Equitable access to and affordability of academic programmes for various sections of society; d) Optimization and integration of modern methods of teaching and learning; e) The credibility of assessment and evaluation process; f) Ensuring the adequacy, maintenance and proper allocation of support structure and services; g) Sharing of research findings and networking with other institutions in India and abroad.
Functions Some of the functions expected of the IQAC are: a) Development and application of quality benchmarks b) Parameters for various academic and administrative activities of the institution; c) Facilitating the creation of a learner-centric environment conducive to quality education and faculty maturation to adopt the required knowledge and technology for participatory teaching and learning process; d) Collection and analysis of feedback from all stakeholders on quality-related institutional processes; d) Dissemination of information on various quality parameters to all stakeholders; e) Organization of inter and intra institutional workshops, seminars on quality related themes and promotion of quality circles; f) Documentation of the various programmes/activities leading to quality improvement; g) Acting as a nodal agency of the Institution for coordinating quality-related activities, including adoption and dissemination of best practices; h) Development and maintenance of institutional database through MIS for the purpose of maintaining /enhancing the institutional quality; i) Periodical conduct of Academic and Administrative Audit and its follow-up j) Preparation and submission of the Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) as per guidelines and parameters of NAAC.
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Benefits IQAC will facilitate / contribute to a) Ensure clarity and focus in institutional functioning towards quality enhancement; b) Ensure internalization of the quality culture; b) Ensure enhancement and coordination among various activities of the institution and institutionalize all good practices; c) Provide a sound basis for decision-making to improve institutional functioning; d) Act as a dynamic system for quality changes in HEIs; e) Build an organised methodology of documentation and internal communication.
Composition of the IQAC IQAC may be constituted in every institution under the Chairmanship of the Head of the institution with heads of important academic and administrative units and a few teachers and a few distinguished educationists and representatives of local management and stakeholders.
The composition of the IQAC may be as follows:
1. Chairperson: Head of the Institution 2. Teachers to represent all level (Three to eight) 3. One member from the Management 4. Few Senior administrative officers 5. One nominee each from local society, Students and Alumni 6. One nominee each from Employers /Industrialists/Stakeholders 7. One of the senior teachers as the coordinator/Director of the IQAC
The composition of the IQAC will depend on the size and complexity of the institution, accordingly the representation of teachers may vary. It helps the institutions in planning and monitoring. IQAC also gives stakeholders or beneficiaries a cross-sectional participation in the institution’s quality enhancement activities. The guidelines given here are only indicative and will help the institutions for quality sustenance activities.
The membership of such nominated members shall be for a period of two years. The IQAC should meet at least once in every quarter. The quorum for the meeting shall be two-third of the total number of members. The agenda, minutes and Action Taken Reports are to be documented with official signatures and maintained electronically in a retrievable format.
It is necessary for the members of the IQAC to shoulder the responsibilities of generating and promoting awareness in the institution and to devote time for working out the procedural details. While selecting these members several precautions need to be taken. A few of them are listed below:
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It is advisable to choose persons from various backgrounds who have earned respect for integrity and excellence in their teaching and research. Moreover, they should be aware of the ground realities of the institutional environment. They should be known for their commitment to improving the quality of teaching and learning.
It is advisable to change the co-ordinator after two to three years to bring new thoughts and activities in the institution.
It would be appropriate to choose as senior administrators, persons in charge of institutional services such as library, computer center, estate, student welfare, administration, academic tasks, examination and planning and development.
The management representative should be a person who is aware of the institution’s objectives, limitations and strengths and is committed to its improvement. The local society representatives should be of high social standing and should have made significant contributions to society and in particular to education.
The role of the Coordinator The role of the coordinator of the IQAC is crucial in ensuring the effective functioning of all the members. The coordinator of the IQAC may be a senior/competent person with experience and exposure in quality aspects. She/he may be a full-time functionary or, to start with, she/he may be a senior academic /administrator entrusted with the IQAC as an additional responsibility. Secretarial assistance may be facilitated by the administration. It is essential that the coordinator may have sound knowledge about the computer, data management and its various functions such as usage for effective communication.
Operational Features of the IQAC Quality assurance is a by-product of ongoing efforts to define the objectives of an institution, to have a work plan to achieve them and to specify the checks and balances to evaluate the degree to which each of the tasks is fulfilled. Hence devotion and commitment to improvement rather than mere institutional control is the basis for devising procedures and instruments for assuring quality. The right balance between the health and growth of an institution needs to be struck. The IQAC has to ensure that whatever is done in the institution for “education” is done efficiently and effectively with high standards. In order to do this, the IQAC will have to first establish procedures and modalities to collect data and information on various aspects of institutional functioning.
The coordinator of the IQAC will have a major role in implementing these functions. The IQAC may derive major support from the already existing units and mechanisms that contribute to the functions listed above. The operational features and functions discussed so far are broad-based to facilitate institutions towards academic excellence and institutions may adapt them to their specific needs.
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The institutions need to submit yearly the Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) to NAAC by end of September every year positively. A functional Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) and timely submission of Annual Quality Assurance Reports (AQARs) are the Minimum Institutional Requirements (MIR) to volunteer for second, third or subsequent cycle’s accreditation. During the institutional visit the NAAC peer teams will interact with the IQACs to know the progress, functioning as well as quality sustenance initiatives undertaken by them.
The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) may be the part of the Annual Report. The AQAR shall be approved by the statutory bodies of the HEIs (such as Governing Council/ Executive Council/Board of Management) for the follow up action for necessary quality enhancement measures.
The IQACs may create its exclusive window tab on its institutional website for keeping the records/files of NAAC, Peer Team Reports, AQAR, and Certificate of Accreditation Outcomes and regularly upload/ report on its activities, as well as for hosting the AQAR.
Revised Accreditation Framework NAAC has launched Revised Accreditation Framework since July, 2017 and hence AQAR format also modified, in cognizance with the new methodology. The tools and parameters are designed in the new AQAR format are in such a way that the preparation of AQAR would facilitate the HEI’s for upcoming cycles of Accreditation. Data collected/prepared infuses quality enhancement measures undertaken during the years. Further, it also adds quality enhancement and quality sustenance measures undertaken in teaching, learning, research, extension and support activities of the Institution. It is hoped that new AQAR would facilitate Educational Institutions for creating a good database at Institutional level for enhancing the quality culture.
As per the Revised Accreditation Framework (RAF), the NAAC Accredited institutions need to submit the AQAR online. NAAC is in the process of ICT integration in Assessment and Accreditation. The login id for the online submission for AQAR submission will be the e- mail id used for the IIQA. The AQAR submission is part of the post accreditation module, in due course of time. NAAC portal will have the facility to submit the AQAR online and Institutions will receive automated response. AQAR of the preceding year be submitted to the NAAC within six months i.e. the institutions should submit the AQAR before 31st December of every year.
The Higher Education Institutions need not submit the printed/hard copy of AQAR to NAAC. Mandatory Submission of AQAR by IQAC
The Executive Committee of NAAC has decided that regular submission of AQARs is mandatory for 2nd and subsequent cycles of accreditation with effect from 16th September 2016:
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The following are the pre-requisites for submission of IIQA for all Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) opting for 2nd and subsequent cycles of A& A:
Having a functional IQAC. The minutes of IQAC meeting and compliance to the decisions should be uploaded on the institutional website. Mandatory submission of AQARs on a regular basis for institutions undergoing the second and subsequent cycles of Assessment and Accreditation by NAAC. Upload the AQAR’s on institutional website for access to all stakeholders.
Note: The terms and abbreviation used in AQAR are in accordance with respective manuals for assessment of NAAC. Please refer institutional manual for glossary and abbreviations terms used in AQAR.
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The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC
(For Affiliated/Constituent Colleges)
Institutions Accredited by NAAC need to submit an Annual self-reviewed progress report i.e. Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) to NAAC, through its IQAC. The report is to detail the tangible results achieved in key areas, specifically identified by the IQAC at the beginning of the Academic year. The AQAR period would be the Academic Year. (For example, July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018)
Part A Data of the Institution 1. Name of the Institution St. Stephen’s College Name of the Head of the institution Prof. John Varghese Designation Principal Does the institution function from own campus Yes Phone no./Alternate phone no. 01127667200 Mobile no. 844 732 5693
Registered e-mail [email protected]
Alternate e-mail [email protected] St. Stephen's College, Sudhir Bose Marg, Address University of Delhi, Delhi 110007 City/Town Delhi State/UT Delhi Pin Code 110007
2. Institutional Status Affiliated / Constituent Constituent Type of Institution: Co-education Co-education/Men/Women Location : Rural/Semi-urban/Urban Urban Financial Status Central Name of the IQAC co-ordinator/Director Dr. Ekta Kundra Arora Phone no/Alternate Phone no. 01127667200 Mobile no 9868066976 Registered Email [email protected] Alternate Email [email protected]
3. Website Address Web-link of the AQAR: (Previous Academic https://www.ststephens.edu/AQAR2018.pdf Year)
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4. Whether Academic Calendar prepared Yes during the year if yes,whether it is uploaded in the institutional https://www.ststephens.edu/academic-calendar/ website: Weblink :
5. Accrediation Details Validity Year of Cycle Grade CGPA Accrediation Period From Period To 1 A 3.21 2016 19-Feb-2016 18-Feb-2021
6. Date of Establishment of IQAC 15-Nov-2014
7. Internal Quality Assurance System Quality initiatives by IQAC during the year for promoting quality culture
Item /Title of the quality initiative by IQAC Date & Number of Duration participants/ beneficiaries The Departments were encouraged to organize Conferences/ Workshops/ 25/09/2018 120 Lectures and Symposiums: 1.The Department of Chemistry organized the Two days National Conference ‘Emerging Trends and Advances in Chemical Sciences’ The Centre of Theoretical Physics organized a One Day RAD@home 09/10/2018 80 Astronomy Workshop (ODRAW). The workshop was conducted by Dr. One day Ananda Hota, RAD@home,UGC-MHRD, UM-DAE CEBS and Ms. Megha Rajoria, RAD@home The Department of Mathematics organized a Workshop on a Workshop on 27/03/2019 56 ‘Number Theory and Cryptograpy’ - 28/3/2019 Two days The Department of English organized the National Conference ‘Texts, 040/4/2019 45 Utopias and Dystopias’ - 05/04/2019 Two days Plantation Drive (IQAC and SSC Environment Society) 03/10/2018 150 One day Showcasing a video Anubhava by the Choreography society (Environment 04/10/2018 359 Society, SSC and IQAC) One day Lecture: Bird-watching in India: Tips and Tricks and Treats. (Dr. Asani 09/10/2018 70 Bhaduri, Cluster Innovation Centre, Delhi University) (IQAC and One day Environment Society, SSC)
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Lecture: Chambal Ravines - Re-introduction of Asiatic Lions (Dr. Faiyaz 10/10/2018 60 Ahmad Khudsar, Scientist, Biodiversity Specialist, Yamuna Biodiversity One day Park, Delhi. (IQAC and Environment Society, SSC) Performance by Music Society in the College Hall. (IQAC and Environment 11/10/2018 350 Society, SSC) One day Intercollege Poster Making Competition. Theme: Negative impact of Plastics 11/10/2018 70 on the Environment. (IQAC and Environment Society) One day Poetry Open mic/Competition 12/10/2018 5 Inter School Debate Competition. Topic: This house believes that developed 12/10/2018 70 countries should be subject to more stringent environmental regulations than developing countries Inter-College Workshop by WWF-India. 12/10/2018 200 Bin installation (wet and dry waste segregation) in collaboration with the 12/10/2018 Rotary Club of the Delhi Megapolis. Representatives from college participated in a discussion on ‘Dust Control 9/10/2018 2 Measures at construction sites to Control Air Pollution’ organized by the Department of Environment, Govt. of NCT of Delhi A talk on ‘Mental Health’ by Dr. Murali Rao was organized to increase 6/10/2018 100 awareness and help remove the taboo related to mental health issues. Undergraduate students attended the ‘Public Science Talks’ at India Habitat 12/11/2018 48 Centre, New Delhi, organized by the India Alliance, a public charity dedicated to building excellence in Indian biomedical science since 2008 A Guided Tour of the Yamuna Biodiversity Park was organized 14/12/2018 34 The ‘International Day of Women in Science’ was celebrated in collaboration 11/2/2019 100 with Wellcome Trust/ DBT India Alliance: Speakers: "Prof. Srubabti Goswami, Physical Research Laboratory, Ahmedabad (Assembly); Dr. Shahid Jameel, Wellcome Trust/DBT India Alliance (introduction & brief remarks); Dr. Lipi Thukral, CSIR-Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology, New Delhi; Dr. Orus Ilyas, Aligarh Muslim University; Dr. Nandini C Singh, UNESCO-MGIEP & National Brain Research Centre, Manesar;" Meditation Sessions were organized in collaboration with Yoga Prana Vidya 13/02/2019 30 20/02/2019 A Lecture on ‘Intellectual Property Rights’ was delivered by Dr. Prosenjit 21/02/2019 45 Chattopadhayay, Lakshmikumaram and Sridharan Attorneys. The NCC organized the Financial Wellness Workshop under the aegis of 8/3/2019 44 IQAC for faculty and students on the occasion of ‘International Women’s Day’. Recourse Person: Ms. Ritu Prasad To increase computer literacy ‘Basic MS Office Workshop’ was conducted Three week 6 for undergraduate students. programme
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with few hours commitmen t per week An ‘Advanced MS Excel Workshop’ for undergraduate student was 06/04/2019 29 conducted by Dr. Priyanka Thakral. The ‘Student Satisfaction Survey’ has been linked to the Academic 04/06/2019 Management Portal of final year students. Timely Meetings of the IQAC were conducted Participation in NIRF Participation in India Today Survey
8. Provide the list of funds by Central/ State Government- UGC/CSIR/DST/DBT/ICMR/TEQIP/World Bank/CPE of UGC etc. Institution/Department/ Scheme Funding Agency Year of award Amount Faculty with duration St. Stephen's College, Delhi Grant St. Stephen's 2019 212389000 College, Delhi 365
9. Whether composition of IQAC as per latest NAAC guidelines Yes Upload latest notification of formation of IQAC
10. Number of IQAC meetings held during the 3 year: The minutes of IQAC meeting and compliances to the decisions been uploaded on the institutional website: Yes Upload the minutes of meeting and action taken report
11. Whether IQAC received funding from any of the funding agency to support its activities during No the year?
12. Significant contributions made by IQAC during the current year (maximum five bullets) Feedback and Analysis: A ‘Student Satisfaction Survey’ based on Teaching and Learning was linked to the Academic Management Portal of the Final Year Students. The data collected will be used for quality enhancement. Promoting Environment Consciousness: The College celebrated an Environmental Awareness and Action Fortnight under the aegis of Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) and support from ‘The Environment Society’ of St. Stephen’s College from 1st October 2018 to 14th October 2018. A
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series of initiatives to make the campus more environment friendly were adopted along with a plantation drive to plant ‘air –purifying plants’ in the college campus. Debate, poster making and poetry competition were organized along with workshops and lectures by leading environmentalists. The faculty, nonteaching staff and students were involved in the awareness cum action campaign. Student Progression: Information about internships which the students undertook during the year was collected from students of all courses by generating relevant forms. Data related to on campus and off campus placements/ progression to higher education institutions was collected from final year students of all courses.
13. Plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the academic year towards Quality Enhancement and outcome achieved by the end of the academic year Plan of Action Achivements/Outcomes Conduct Orientation programmes for newly recruited This will be followed up as and when Faculty and Non- Teaching staff. recruitments take place. Include Gender Sensitisation in the Orientation During the orientation programme the newly programme for students admitted in subsequent inducted first year members were informed about sessions. the ‘Internal Complain Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) act 2013. Initiate the process of collecting structured feedback The ‘Student Satisfaction Survey’ based on from Students (Student Satisfaction Survey), Alumni, Teaching and Learning has been linked to the Teachers, Employers and Parents Academic Management Portal of the final year students. Organise workshops/seminars on Intellectual Property A lecture on ‘Intellectual Property Rights’ which Rights and Industry/Academia innovative practices. benefited the faculty, budding authors, entrepreneurs and researchers was given by Dr. Prosenjit Chattopadhayay, Lakshmikumaram and Sridharan Attorneys Work towards establishing of collaborative projects In progress with other Organisations. Work towards possibility of linkages with the It is being explored and worked on. Industry. Work towards upgrading IT facilities. IT infrastructure has been upgraded. Explore the feasibility of developing e-content in It is being explored. college. Organise developmental schemes to help students like A number of soft skill development programmes Remedial coaching , Language, labs, Bridge courses, along with yoga and meditation workshops have Yoga, Meditation etc. been organised for students. Encourage departments to organise Professional The Departments of Chemistry, Mathematics, Developmental Programmes/Conferences/Seminars. English and the Centre for Theoretical Physics
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organised conferences/workshops under the aegis of IQAC. Initiate Welfare Schemes for teaching and non- Welfare schemes benefitted the non-teaching teaching staff. staff.
Enhance Environmental initiatives by seeking The Environment Awareness and Action fortnight professional help. was celebrated in college from the 1st to the 14th October 2018. Some initiatives have been taken to make the campus more environment friendly and greater professional help will be taken to further the process.
14. Whether AQAR was placed before statutory Yes body?
15. Whether NAAC/or any other accredited body(s) visited IQAC or interacted with it to assess No the functioning?
16. Whether institutional data submitted to Yes AISHE: Year of submission 2019 Date of submission 20 February 2019
17. Does the Institution have Management Yes Information System? If yes, give a brief descripiton and a list of modules The College has a tailormade Management currently operational (maximum 500 words) Information System (MIS) which is being implemented in phases to make the entire administration, accounts and student interface entirely paperless. The academic Management Portal is operational for both junior and senior members. All applications (Permissions/requests/room bookings for events/leave applications) are efiled by students and faculty. The TimeTable, Attendance and Internal Assessment records are also filled directly on the portal. The admission process is completely online. The Library is completely automated. The accounts office uses the software mandated by UGC for their official work. Students pay the fees online and the PFMS is operational.
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Part-B CRITERION I – CURRICULAR ASPECTS 1.1 Curriculum Planning and Implementation 1.1.1 Institution has the mechanism for well-planned curriculum delivery and documentation. Explain in 500 words The Curriculum followed is as per the Learning Outcomes-based Curriculum Framework (LOCF) - CBCS implemented by University of Delhi. A large number of faculty members from different departments in college have contributed to the revision of the current undergraduate syllabi. The curriculum is complemented with additional information/resources/hands on activities/projects and value added initiatives by the faculty members from all Departments. Learning is enhanced by having a robust Tutorial system and routinely organising Lectures/Workshops/Conferences by eminent academicians. Faculty members are free to innovate and adopt new teaching methods and also pursue research. Students are encouraged to excel in their chosen subjects, engage in undergraduate research activities along with faculty members and develop soft skills through a multitude of extracurricular activities. The Student Faculty Committee comprising the Head of the Department, two faculty members from the department and two class representatives from I, II and III year meet once every semester to discuss matters pertaining to academics, reading materials, library resources, laboratory skills, completion of syllabi etc. The Principal meets the faculty members of each department to discuss academic matters every semester. Feedback is also sought from students by some faculty members at an individual level. The final year students are encouraged to fill a ‘Student Satisfaction Survey’ on ‘Teaching and Learning’.
1.1.2 Certificate/ Diploma Courses introduced during the Academic year Name of the Name of the Date of Focus on employability/ Skill Certificate Diploma introduction and entrepreneurship development Course Courses duration Urdu 1st August 2018, 1 Teaching, Employment in media year houses. Arabic 1st August 2018, Employment avenues in sectors 1Year like Travel, Finance, Industrial collaborations and translation.
1.2 Academic Flexibility 1.2.1 New programmes/courses introduced during the Academic year Programme/Course Programme Specialization Date of Introduction - - -
1.2.2 Programmes in which Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)/Elective course system implemented at the affiliated Colleges (if applicable) during the Academic year. Name of programmes adopting Programme Specialization Date of implementation of CBCS CBCS/Elective Course System Already adopted (mention the year): As per University of Delhi: 2015
1.2.3 Students enrolled in Certificate/ Diploma Courses introduced during the year No. of Students Certificate Diploma Courses 122 German Certificate
140 French Certificate
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118 Spanish Certificate
45 Chinese Certificate
41 Japanese Certificate
66 German Diploma
68 French Diploma
52 Spanish Diploma
75 German Adv. Diploma
28 French Adv. Diploma
25 Spanish Adv. Diploma
21 Chinese Diploma
9 Chinese Adv. Diploma
34 Japanese Diploma
9 Japanese Adv. Diploma
20 Urdu Certificate
4 Urdu Diploma
19 Arabic Certificate
11 Arabic Diploma 16 Persian Certificate
1.3 Curriculum Enrichment 1.3.1 Value-added courses imparting transferable and life skills offered during the year Value added courses Date of introduction Number of students enrolled Engaging with Unequal India 2011 All first year Undergraduate students are required to attend it.
1.3.2 Field Projects / Internships under taken during the year Project/Programme Title No. of students enrolled for Field Projects / Internships Field Projects within College Rural research Program: 4 teams of students set out to four areas affected by the agrarian and farm crisis and undertook primary research to understand and 9 analyse the ground level situation. The surveys were conducted in Telengana, Mansa in Punjab, Vidharbha and Bundhelkhand.
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Centre for Economic Research: Goutham Krishna Research Fellowship: Summer research fellowship 11 for students to undertake research on a topic related to Economics. Nagpaul fellowship: The Professor Nagpaul fellowship started in the month of September. It is a collaboration between a group of students and a 20 teacher where they work together to produce a research paper on a topic in mathematics. Field Projects/Internships outside college Research Intern IDFC Institute 1 SIP intern JSW 1 Yes Foundation "Media for Social Change" 1 Fellowship Organization- Prayas JAC Society Research Assistant Child Rights and You NGO 1 Intern (Structured Credit Division) SREI 1 Infrastructure Finance Ltd. FINCART Internship 1 Customer Acquisition Intern Medlife Company 1 Summer Intern- Collateral Optimization Group 1 Deutsche Bank CIB Centre Business Intern Google 1 Business Analyst Zilingo 1 Research assistant International Food Policy 1 Research Institute Market Research and Training Intern Maple 1 OrgTech Limited Business Analyst 1 Senior Associate Qrius 1 Digital Publishing Associate Qrius 1 Water Quality analysis Eureka Forbes Limited 1 Prerna-2018 Summer School in Science and Mathematics for Students Society for Promotion of 1 Science and Technology in India Trainee Affy Pharma Pvt Ltd, Sahibabad 1 Trainee IIT Mandi, Himachal Pradesh 1 Trainee, HR Team Treveni Engineering and 1 Industries Ltd Summer Intern- Collateral Optimization Group 1 IISER Bhopal Summer Research Fellowship Programme 1 Indian Academy of Sciences Summer Research Fellowship Programme 1 Indian Academy os Sciences POSE-2019 JNCASR 1 Project Work NIUS Chemistry TIFR 1 EnvEco Logic Youth Ambassador 1 EnvEco Logic Sphearheading Sustainable Growth Campus Ambassador IBS, Hyderabad 1
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POSE-2019 JNCSAR 1 Project Work Department of Chemistr, DU 1 Project Work Department of Polymer Science and Rubber Technology, Cochin Universityof Science 1 and Technology Project Work IIT Goa 1 Summer Research Programme IISER Mohai 1 Summer Research Programme IISER Bhopal 1 Intern EY Noida Office, UP 1 Intern, Research Department National Museum 1 Janpath Blood Connect Volunteer - Blood Connect 1 Teacher at Modern High School for Girls: taught 1 History Creative Writer Consortium Design LLP 1 Intern INTACH (Indian National Trust for Art and 1 Cultural Heritage) Research Assistant IISER Calcutta 1 ICTS - S. N. Bhatt Fellowship Proramme TIFR 1 Swan Hands on Workshop 1 Research Project IIT Mandi, Himachal Pradesh 1 Intern Macquarie University 1 Falcon Content Relevance Appen Butterhill 1 Intern ZR Management Pvt. Ltd. 1 Policy Research Internship Govt.of Andhra Pradesh 1 Speaker's Research Initiative, Lok Sabha Internship 1 Programme Lok Sabha Internship Falcon Ads Mobile Project APPEN Project 1 Content Writer DU Times 1 Intern Ministry of Women and Child Development 1 Digital Marketing Executive Internship VLIFT 1 Gender Pay Gap Analysis Wills Towers Watson 1 United Nations Economic and Social Division 1 Internship Ministry of External Affairs Human Resource Development Internship 1 Core Diagnostics Research Intern Russel Reynolds Associates 1 Research Intern Ernst and Young 1 Internship Helpage India 1 Campaign Associate Children's Education Trust 1 Intern and Trainee The Financial Doctors 1 Internship: State Museum of Himachal Pradesh 1 Internship on air pollution and climate change. TERI 1 Internship on microplastics - Ashoka Trust for 1 Research in Ecology and Environment, Vembanad
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1.4 Feedback System 1.4.1 Whether structured feedback received from all the stakeholders. 1) Students 2) Teachers 3) Employers 4) Alumni 5) Parents
Yes No No No No
1.4.2 How the feedback obtained is being analysed and utilized for overall development of the institution? (maximum 500 words) Feedback Obtained The Student Faculty-Committees constituted at the departmental level meet regularly every semester. All concerns brought up by the students are addressed. The minutes of the meeting are shared with the principal. Starting this year the final year students have been encouraged to fill the Student Satisfaction Survey on ‘Teaching and Learning’ available on the college website. This will be utilised for improving the quality. The faculty can provide feedback during the Staff Council Meetings and on the ‘Suggestion and Feedback Portal’ linked to the Online Academic Management Portal Dashboard for all faculty members. No formal mechanism is in place to obtain feedback from parents and alumni. The parents are free to meet the faculty members and Principal any time during the academic year.
CRITERION II -TEACHING-LEARNING AND EVALUATION 2.1 Student Enrolment and Profile 2.1.1 Demand Ratio during the year Number of Number of Students Name of the Programme seats available applications received Enrolled B.A. (Hons) Economics 50 3296 55 B.A. (Hons) English 30 3696 34 B.A. (Hons) History 60 2195 62 B.A. (Hons) Philosophy 10 999 10 B.A. (Hons) Sanskrit 10 62 8 B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics 50 2432 45 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry 50 1517 55 B.Sc. (Hons) Physics 50 1991 67 B.Sc. Programme with Chemistry 25 718 22 B.Sc. Programme with Computer Science 25 1148 22 B.A. Programme 50 2578 65
2.2 Catering to Student Diversity 2.2.1. Student - Full time teacher ratio (current year data)
Year Number of Number of Number of Number of full Number of teachers students students full time time teachers teaching both UG enrolled in the enrolled in teachers available in the and PG courses institution (UG) the available in institution institution the teaching only (PG) institution PG courses teaching only UG courses 2018-2019 1244 124 58 permanent 0 0 + 41 adhoc
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2.3 Teaching - Learning Process 2.3.1 Percentage of teachers using ICT for effective teaching with Learning Management Systems (LMS), E-learning resources etc. (current year data) Number of Number of ICT tools and Number Number of E-resources and teachers on teachers resources of ICT smart techniques used roll using ICT available enabled classrooms (LMS, e- classroo Resources) ms 58 16+ Computers 25 - MOOC Lectures and permanent Laptops open courseware + Wi-fi access E books like Complex 41 adhoc Projectors and variables and its screens with applications by Brown audio facility and Churchill Phone NPTEL notes Free softwares Sage journal online Videoconferen e-Shodhganga cing J- store Newspaper Inflibnet Intranet IGNOU e content Digital Library Online lectures, websites, MS Office Documents, Power point applications presentations, coding Chemdraw Animations and interactive audio-visual content to show the geomorphology of our planet and the wind/cyclone formations by S Uma Physics Department Python Science direct MS Office, Blogs Online forums YouTube Graphics E-Pathshala Websites Research Papers Plagiarism Software Indexing Software Podcast
2.3.2 Students mentoring system available in the institution? Give details. (maximum 500 words) An informal student mentoring system is followed by all departments. Faculty members devote a lot of time personally interacting with students and guiding them with respect to choice of papers, projects,
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2.4 Teacher Profile and Quality 2.4.1 Number of full time teachers appointed during the year No. of sanctioned No. of filled Vacant Positions No. of faculty with Ph.D positions positions positions filled during the current year NA NA NA NA NA
2.4.2 Honours and recognitions received by teachers (received awards, recognition, fellowships at State, National, International level from Government, recognised bodies during the year ) Year of award Name of full time teachers receiving awards Designation Name of the from state level, national level, international award, level fellowship, received from Government or recognized bodies
2019 Dr. Shamim Ahmed Assistant Member, Professor Governing
council, Urdu Academy Delhi (Recognition for promotion of Urdu language) Awarded by Delhi Government.
October 2018 Dr. Renish Geevarghese Abraham Assistant Visiting Professor Lectureship Soka University Japan
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(Contribution to developing Soka- St. Stephen's Academic Partnership)
2019 Dr. Yogita Bisht Assistant Best oral Professor presentation (3rd prize) Shree Aurobindo College, Delhi University for presenting a paper titled "Band gap engineering of ZnO with Environmentally Benign Ag2O and AgCl/Ag2O sensitizers for efficient solar light harvesting at the National Conference on ‘Technology for Environment Sustainability Socio Economic Responsibilities and associated Entrepreneurial Opportunities of 21st Century.’
2018 Prof. John Varghese Professor, nominated to the Principal Senate of the University of Rajasthan for a period of five years w.e.f. May 2018 as the Chancellor's nominee
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2019 Prof. John Varghese Professor, nominated to the Principal Board of Management, University of Kota for a period of three years w.e.f. June 2019 as the Chancellor's nominee
2018 Prof. John Varghese Professor, Chairman of the Principal Selection Committee for a new Vice Chancellor for the Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology, Udaipur. Nominated by the Chancellor.
2018 Prof. John Varghese Professor, Member, Principal University Court of Delhi University
2018 Prof. John Varghese Professor, Highest Award Principal from SOKA University
2019 Prof. John Varghese Professor, Member of the Principal Assessment Committee for Award of Continued Autonomy to Kanchi Mamunivar Centre for Research, Pondicherry
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2.5 Evaluation Process and Reforms 2.5.1 Number of days from the date of semester-end/ year- end examination till the declaration of results during the year Programme Programme Semester/ Last date of the last Date of declaration of Name Code year semester-end/ year- end results of semester-end/ examination year- end examination As per University of Results declared by Delhi Examination Date University of Delhi for all sheet. courses.
2.5.2 Reforms initiated on Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE) system at the institutional level (250 words) The following methods were adopted by various departments in college Use of ICT tools in formative assessment. Open Book examinations were conducted for students. Paper presentations and seminars given in class were considered a part of the continuous internal evaluation. Research review based assignments were routinely given to enhance the understanding of the subject. Submitting Online Assignments were part of the continuous evaluation. Students were given the freedom of choosing a topic to write their assignments. They could research on an entirely new topic (though related to the syllabus content) which intrigued them during the teaching and discussions in the classroom. The exercise enabled the students to enhance their knowledge base and scientific thinking skills. Project Report submission of the visit to the Department of Environmental Studies counted towards Internal Assessment marking in the lab in the Chemistry Department. In the Environmental Science classes internal assessment was done by giving students regular quizzes after each presentation, multiple choice questions, short answer type questions, etc. The students took active interest in the quiz as they included questions from the presentation as well as outside the presentation but related to the topic, in order to enhance their knowledge. Small gifts like candies/eco-friendly pencils with seeds, etc. were awarded for each correct answer which made the quiz even more rewarding. In addition, power point presentation was made by the students as part of Internal Assessment. Susan Sreemala Yadavalli, student of B.A. Programme, submitted a dissertation titled “Understanding Grief through the Death of Jayalalitha” in lieu of a Discipline Specific Elective in Political Science.
2.5.3 Academic calendar prepared and adhered for conduct of Examination and other related matters (250 words) St. Stephen’s College being a constituent college of the University of Delhi, we are happy to follow the academic calendar as prepared by the University of Delhi. The Academic Calendar extends from 20 July 2019 to 19 July 2020, and involves two semesters with a mid-semester break and an end of semester examination. The link attached herewith provides the full details: https://www.ststephens.edu/academic- calendar/ .
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2.6 Student Performance and Learning Outcomes 2.6.1 Program outcomes, program specific outcomes and course outcomes for all programs offered by the institution are stated and displayed in website of the institution (to provide the weblink) Yes, As per University of Delhi http://du.ac.in/du/index.php?page=revised-syllabi-2
2.6.2 Pass percentage of students Programme Programme name Number of Number of students Pass Code students passed in final Percentage appeared in the semester/year final year examination examination B.A. (Hons) Economics 50 44 88.0 B.A. (Hons) English 32 31 96.8 B.A. (Hons) History 60 57 95.0 B.A. (Hons) Philosophy 11 10 90.9 B.A. (Hons) Sanskrit 10 9 90.0 B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics 50 39 78.0 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry 41 40 97.5 B.Sc. (Hons) Physics 54 46 85.1 B.Sc. Programme 34 33 97.0 (Physical Sciences) B.A. Programme 64 61 95.3
2.7 Student Satisfaction Survey 2.7.1 Student Satisfaction Survey (SSS) on overall institutional performance (Institution may design the questionnaire) (results and details be provided as weblink) https://www.ststephens.edu/iqac-2018/
CRITERION III – RESEARCH, INNOVATIONS AND EXTENSION 3.1 Resource Mobilization for Research 3.1.1 Research funds sanctioned and received from various agencies, industry and other organisations Nature of the Project Durati Name of the Total grant Amount received on funding Sanctioned during the Agency Academic year Major projects 3 1.Chemistry-Dr. Satish Kumar SERB 25,39,428 7,79,428 Years 2 2.Library Science-Dr. Raj Kumar DCSSR 6,00,000 2,70,000 Years 3 3.Chemistry-Dr. Satish Kumar DRDO 25,62,000 - Years Minor Projects Interdisciplinary Projects Industry sponsored Projects Projects sponsored by the University/
College Students Research Projects
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(other than compulsory by the College) International Projects Travel Grants for International conferences: (2,15,107+1,14, UGC Dr. Pankaj Mishra 627)=3,29,734 Dr. Mahesh Gopalan Any other(Specify) Total
3.2 Innovation Ecosystem 3.2.1 Workshops/Seminars Conducted on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and Industry-Academia Innovative practices during the year Title of Workshop/Seminar Name of the Dept. Date(s) Lecture on Intellectual Property Rights by Dr. Prosenjit Chattopadhayay, Lakshmikumaram and IQAC 2/21/2019 Sridharan Attorneys
3.2.2 Awards for Innovation won by Institution/Teachers/Research scholars/Students during the year Title of the Name of the Awarding Date of Award Category innovation Awardee Agency - - - - -
3.2.3 No. of Incubation centre created, start-ups incubated on campus during the year Date of Incubation Name of the Nature of Name Sponsored by commence Centre Start-up Start-up ment The Incubation College Society - - - - Centre
3.3 Research Publications and Awards 3.3.1 Incentive to the teachers who receive recognition/awards State National International Duty leave to Dr. Renish Geevarghese Abraham for ‘Visiting Lectureship’at Soka
University Japan (Contribution to developing Soka-St. Stephen's Academic Partnership)
3.3.2 Ph. Ds awarded during the year (applicable for PG College, Research Center) Name of the Department No. of Ph. Ds Awarded Urdu and Persian 2
3.3.3 Research Publications in the Journals notified on UGC website during the year Type Department No. of Publication Average Impact Factor, if any National Urdu and Persian 2 - National Chemistry 1 - International Physics 1 -
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3.861 1.429 1.716 International Chemistry 6 1.873 - -
3.3.4 Books and Chapters in edited Volumes / Books published, and papers in National/International Conference Proceedings per Teacher during the year Department No. of publication Mr. Piyush Bansal: 4 ISC Mathematics Textbook for class XII Volume I Gupta Bansal's ISC Mathematics Textbook for class XII Volume Mathematics II Gupta Bansal's ISC Mathematics Textbook for class XI Volume I Gupta Bansal's ISC Mathematics Textbook for class XI Volume II Dr. Yogita Bisht: 1 P. Kumar, S. Gulia, Y. Bisht, S. Singh and S.K. Chemistry Mangawa 2019. Undergraduate chemistry physical and organic, chemical energetics equilibria and functional group organic chemistry. Shree Kala Prakashan. ISBN 978-93-85329-41-8 Dr. Naina Dayal: 1 Kumkum Roy and Naina Dayal, eds, Questioning Paradigms, Constructing Histories: A Festschrift for Romila Thapar, New Delhi: Aleph Book Company, 2019. ISBN: 978-93-88292-34-4. History Dr. Mahesh Gopalan Book review: December 2018 book titled, Rajmohan Gandhi, Modern South India: A History from the 17th century to our times, Aleph, 2019 The review was published in the National Herald. Dr. A.D. Mathur: 2 Principles of Governance in the Mahābhārata in ‘Indraprastha Revisited’ Ed. Neera Misra and Sanskrit Rajesh Lal – 2018 Yājñavalkya and Vijñāneśvara in Prāchīna Bhārtīya Āchārya Ed. Dr. Shashi Prabha Kumar – 2018 Dr. Karen Gabriel: 1 English Modi-fied India: A Review of 4 Years, Dr. Karen Gabriel
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3.3.5 Bibliometrics of the publications during the last Academic year based on average citation index in Scopus/ Web of Science or Pub Med/ Indian Citation Index Title of the paper Name of Title of the Year Citation Institutional Number the author journal of Index affiliation as of publi mentioned in citations catio the excluding n publication self citations
Kalam e iqbal mein 2018 Taare ki maanvi Shamim Aiwan e Urdu jihat Ahmed Delhi
Akhtar ul Iman ki Shamim Urdu Research 2018 nazm goi Ahmed journal
Influence of S. Kumar, Journal of 2018 Department of - polyether chain on Jaspreet Inclusion Chemistry, St. the non-covalent Kaur, A. Phenomena and Stephen’s interactions and Verma, Macrocyclic College, stability of the conformers of Mukesh, A. Chemistry University calix[4]crown Kumar, S. J. Enclave Delhi ethers Dominic. India
Naturally occurring Vishnumaya Arkivoc 2018 7(overall) St. Stephen's - Taiwaniaquinoids: Bisai, Aditi College Biosynthetic Gupta, relationships and Alakesh synthetic Bisai approaches
Amyloid-beta Dmytro ACS Chemical 2019 Karolinska - peptide targeting Honcharenk Neuroscience Institute, peptidomimetics for o, Alok Stockholm, prevention of Juneja, Sweden neurotoxicity. Firoz Roshan, Jyotirmoy Maity, Lorena Galan- Acosta, Henrik Biverstal, Erik Hjorth, Jan Johnsson, Andre
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Fisahn, Lennart Nilsson and Roger Stromberg 6'-methyl-2'-O,4'- Priyanka ChemistrySelect 2019 - Department of 0 C-methylene--L- Mangla, Chemistry, ribofuranosyl- Jyotirmoy University of pyrimidine Maity, Delhi nucleosides. Pallavi Rungta, Vineet Verma, Yogesh S Sanghvi and Ashok K Prasad;
Synthesis and . Smriti Carbohydrate 2018 - Department of Photophysical Srivastava, Research Chemistry, Studies on N1-(2′- Vipin K. University of O,4′-C- Maikhuri, Delhi Methyleneribofuran Rajesh onucleoside-3′-yl)- Kumar, C4-(coumarin-7- Kapil oxymethyl)-1,2,3- Bohra, triazoles Harbansh Singla, Jyotirmoy Maity, Ashok K. Prasad
Study of Kirkwood- Yogita Bisht Indian Journal of 2019 Hansraj Buff integrals of & A K Nain Chemistry College selected polar and nonpolar amino acids in aqueousstreptomyci n sulphate solutions at 298.15 K
Chiral Plasma Sampurn European Journal 2019 - St. Stephen's 1 Instability and Anand,
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“Electronic Porn Dr. Karen The Unsustainable 2019 St. Stephen's and the Assemblage Gabriel Institutions of College of Sexuality” Men: Interrogating Transnational Centres, Institutions and Power, Hearn Jeff, Marina Blagojevic, Ernesto Vasquez del Aguila (eds.) Routledge 2019 “Melodrama and Dr. Karen Women's & 2019 St. Stephen's the Mediations of Gabriel Gender Studies in College the National India, Anu Aneja Subject” (ed.) Routledge 2019 Porn and Dr. Karen South Asia (eds.) 2018 St. Stephen's Liberation: Gabriel Pavan Malreddy College Understanding and Anindya Cultures of Purkayastha Violence Kairos: The Journal of Critical Symposium, Vol 3, no. 1, 2018)
The End of Dr. Karen THE JMC 2018 St. Stephen's Humanities, Or, the Gabriel REVIEW: An College Critique of Utility Interdisciplinary and the Utility of Social Science Critique Journal of Criticism, Practice and Theory, Vol.II 2018 Understanding Dr. Karen Cultures of 2019 St. Stephen's Cultures of Sexual Gabriel Violence In South College Violence in Asia Contemporary India Routledge 2019
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The Country in the Dr. Karen Gender and 2019 St. Stephen's City: The Bye lanes Gabriel Popular Culture College of Identity From ‘Me Too’ to Dr. Karen The Equator Line 2019 St. Stephen's #MeToo” Gabriel College
The Algorithm of Dr. Karen The Sage 2019 St. Stephen's Desire Gabriel Handbook on College Global Sexualities
3.3.6 – h-Index of the Institutional Publications during the year. (based on Scopus/ Web of science) Title of the Name of the Title of the Year of h- Number of Institutional paper author journal publication index citations affiliation as excluding self mentioned in citations the publication
Kalam e iqbal Shamim Aiwan e St. Stephen’s mein Taare ki 2018 Ahmed Urdu Delhi College maanvi jihat Akhtar ul Iman Urdu Shamim St. Stephen’s ki nazm goi Research 2018 Ahmed College journal Influence of polyether chain S. Kumar, Journal of Department of on the non- Jaspreet Inclusion Chemistry, St. covalent Kaur, A. Phenomena Stephen’s interactions and Verma, and 2018 3 College, stability of the Mukesh, A. Macrocyclic University conformers of Kumar, S. J. Chemistry Enclave Delhi calix[4]crown Dominic. India ethers Naturally occurring Vishnumaya Taiwaniaquinoi Bisai, Aditi St. Stephen's ds: Biosynthetic Gupta, Arkivoc 2018 College relationships Alakesh and synthetic Bisai approaches Amyloid-beta Dmytro peptide Honcharenko targeting , Alok peptidomimetic Juneja, Firoz Karolinska ACS s for prevention Roshan, Institute, Chemical of Jyotirmoy 2019 8 Stockholm, Neuroscienc neurotoxicity. Maity, Sweden e Lorena Galan- Acosta, Henrik
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Biverstal, Erik Hjorth, Jan Johnsson, Andre Fisahn, Lennart Nilsson and Roger Stromberg 6'-methyl-2'- Priyanka O,4'-C- Mangla, methylene--L- Jyotirmoy ribofuranosyl- Maity, pyrimidine Pallavi Department of Rungta, ChemistryS Chemistry, nucleosides. 2019 8 Vineet elect University of Verma, Delhi Yogesh S Sanghvi and Ashok K Prasad; Synthesis and . Smriti Photophysical Srivastava, Studies on N1- Vipin K. (2′-O,4′-C- Maikhuri, Methyleneribof Rajesh Department of uranonucleoside Kumar, Carbohydrat Chemistry, -3′-yl)-C4- Kapil Bohra, 2018 8 e Research University of (coumarin-7- Harbansh Delhi oxymethyl)- Singla, 1,2,3-triazoles Jyotirmoy Maity, Ashok K. Prasad Study of Kirkwood-Buff integrals of selected polar and Indian nonpolar amino Yogita Bisht Journal of 2019 1 Hansraj College acids in & A K Nain Chemistry aqueousstrepto mycin sulphate solutions at 298.15 K Chiral Plasma Sampurn European St. Stephen's Instability and Anand, Jitesh Journal of 2019 College primordial R Bhatt and Physics - C
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Gravitational Arun K waves Pandey “Electronic The Porn and the Unsustainab Assemblage of le Sexuality” Institutions of Men: Interrogatin g Transnation al Centres, Institutions St. Stephen's 2019 7 and Power, College Hearn Jeff, Marina Blagojevic, Ernesto Vasquez del Aguila (eds.) Routledge 2019 “Melodrama Women's & and the Gender Mediations of Studies in Dr. Karen St. Stephen's the National India, Anu 2019 7 Gabriel College Subject” Aneja (ed.) Routledge 2019 Porn and South Asia Liberation: (eds.) Pavan Understanding Malreddy Cultures of and Anindya Violence Purkayastha Dr. Karen St. Stephen's Kairos: The 2018 7 Gabriel College Journal of Critical Symposium, Vol 3, no. 1, 2018) The End of THE JMC Humanities, Or, REVIEW: A the Critique of n Utility and the Interdiscipli Utility of Dr. Karen nary Social St. Stephen's 2018 7 Critique Gabriel Science College Journal of Criticism, Practice and Theory,
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Vol.II 2018 Understanding Cultures of Cultures of Violence In Sexual Violence Dr. Karen St. Stephen's South Asia 2019 7 in Gabriel College Routledge Contemporary 2019 India The Country in Gender and the City: The Dr. Karen St. Stephen's Popular 2019 7 Bye lanes of Gabriel College Culture Identity From ‘Me Too’ Dr. Karen The Equator St. Stephen's 2019 7 to #MeToo” Gabriel Line College The Algorithm The Sage St. Stephen's of Desire Handbook College Dr. Karen 7 on Global 2019 Gabriel Sexualities
3.3.7 Faculty participation in Seminars/Conferences and Symposia during the year : No. of Faculty International level National level State level Local level Attended Seminars/ 12 57 - 2 Workshops Presented papers 7 12 - Resource Persons 3 28 2 3
3.4 Extension Activities 3.4.1 Number of extension and outreach programmes conducted in collaboration with industry, community and Non- Government Organisations through NSS/NCC/Red cross/Youth Red Cross (YRC) etc., during the year Title of the Activities Organising Number of Number of unit/ agency/ teachers co- students collaborating ordinated participated in such activities such activities agency
Poster Making Competition to create awareness amongst the masses towards increasing problems NCC 1 23 due to pollution Anti-pollution drive in North Campus on NCC 1 23 10/28/2018 Essay writing Competition: Promoting national integrity NCC 1 19 1/24/2019 Painting Competition: Colours of Life to show Unity in Diversity NCC 1 19 1/25/2019 World Wetland Day Celebrations NCC 1 19 2/2/2019 Plantation Drive - 2/15/2019 NCC 1 19
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Swachta Campaign (Jan and Feb) NCC 1 19 1/18/2019 and 2/16/2019 Situation Based Analysis: Thoughtful responses towards incidents in the city NCC 1 19 3/24/2019 Financial Wellness Workshop NCC, IQAC and 1 39 3/8/2019 Aspire Personnel World Water Day Celebrations NCC 1 19 3/26/2019 Save Water Campaign NCC 1 19 3/30/2019
3.4.2 Awards and recognition received for extension activities from Government and other recognized bodies during the year Name of the Award/recogniti Awarding bodies No. of Students benefited Activity on National Institute National Institute Ranking Ranking Framework Ranked 4th 1400 Framework (NIRF) (NIRF) 2019
India Today-MRDA B.A. – Ranked 1st India Today-MRDA Best Best Colleges B.Sc. – Ranked 1400 Colleges Ranking 2019 Ranking 2019 3rd
3.4.3 Students participating in extension activities with Government Organisations, Non-Government Organisations and programmes such as Swachh Bharat, Aids Awareness, Gender Issue, etc. during the year Name of the Organising Name of the Number of Number of students scheme unit/ agency/ activity teachers participated in such collaborating coordinated such activities agency activities
St. Stephen’s "India, that is College , Bharat": India's Youth For Rural-Agrarian Swaraj and Crisis, People's The event was part Archive for of Prof. Yogendra Rural India Yadav's actions 1 400 addressing for rural-agrarian crisis through "Swaraj India" and Mr. P. Sainath's "People's Archive for Rural India" St. Stephen’s Rang Badlav 1 60 College, Ke"A two week
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Kailash project by Kailash Sathyarthi Sathyarthi Children’s Children’s Foundation, Foundation, Button Button Mushrooms Mushrooms and and Colleges Colleges across across Delhi Delhi to paint, photograph and write about the walls of Sanjay Camp, an urban slum of over 10,000, aiming at building child- friendly community which saw a participation of over 600 volunteers" Centre for Workshop on Law and Indian Policy Constitutional 45 Research History. Theme: 2 (Bangalore) Freedom of Speech Ministry of Heritage Walk: Tourism, Walk to Firoz 1 30 Govt. of India Shah Kotla
Indian Heritage Volunteer National Trust Workshop for Art and 1 6 Cultural Heritage (INTACH) INTACH Walk to Rashtrapati 1 30 Bhavan Recycling Jagriti -NGO Book Recycling 1 100 Drive Drive Donation Jamghat – Donation Drive 1 Drive NGO
3.5 Collaborations 3.5.1 Number of Collaborative activities for research, faculty exchange, student exchange during the year Nature of Activity Participant Source of financial support Duration CHRIST (Deemed to be Varies Self-financed 2019 University) Nordic Centre in India Varies Non-financial activities 2018-2022
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3.5.2 Linkages with institutions/industries for internship, on-the-job training, project work, sharing of research facilities etc. during the year Nature of Title of the Name of the partnering Duration Participant linkage linkage institution/ industry (From-To) /research lab with contact details - - - - -
3.5.3 MoUs signed with institutions of national, international importance, other universities, industries, corporate houses etc. during the year Organisation Date of Purpose and Activities Number of MoU students/teachers signed participated under MoUs
SOKA University, Japan 2018 Student and Faculty Exchange 35 Notre Dame DU LAC 2019 Student and Faculty Exchange 4 Dallas Baptist University, USA Renewed Student and Faculty Exchange NIL KEIO University - SFC Laboratories 2018 Student and Faculty Exchange 16 Middlebury College, USA 2018 Student and Faculty Exchange 16 Macquarie University, Australia 2016 Student and Faculty Exchange NIL
CRITERION IV – INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEARNING RESOURCES 4.1 Physical Facilities 4.1.1 Budget allocation, excluding salary for infrastructure augmentation during the year Budget allocated for infrastructure Budget utilized for infrastructure development augmentation Nil from UGC grant 1059656
4.1.2 Details of augmentation in infrastructure facilities during the year Facilities Existing Newly added Campus area 28.42 Acres - Class rooms 48 - Laboratories 06 - Seminar Halls 01 - Classrooms with LCD facilities 25 - Classrooms with Wi-Fi/ LAN 48 - Seminar halls with ICT facilities 1 - Video Centre - No. of important equipments purchased 34 16 (≥ 1-0 lakh) during the current year. Value of the equipment purchased 1136606 521980 during the year (Rs. in Lakhs Others - -
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4.2 Library as a Learning Resource 4.2.1 Library is automated {Integrated Library Management System -ILMS}
Name of the Nature of automation Year of automation Version ILMS software (fully or partially) Troodon 5.0 Fully Version.5 2001-2002 Software
4.2.2 Library Services: Library Existing Newly added Total Service Type No. Value No. Value No. Value Text and 9531 - 876 1343891 96193 - Reference 7 Books 1358 NLIST World - NLIST 3135809 Membership Fee of NLIST Rs. 09+ Members ebooks Membership * 5900 hip Rs. Library Rs. 5900 e-Books# 5750 (30,00, 000 titles) Journals 11 162829 Renewe 185238 11 185238 d 3000 UGC – - UGC -ESS, 30000 UGC -ESS, NLIST & through e-Journals 0 ESS, NLIST & Delhi University Library System NLIST & through through Delhi Delhi University Universit Library y Library System System Digital 126## UGC – - UGC –ESS, 126## UGC –ESS, NLIST & through Database ESS, NLIST & Delhi University Library System NLIST & through through Delhi Delhi University Universit Library y Library System System CD & Video 838 59200 - Gifted 838** 59200
* Library has access to e-book through UGC-INFLIBNET National Library and Information Services Infrastructure for Scholarly Content (NLIST) ** CDs/DVDs/Video collection also includes the gifted items. *** Number of books also includes the gifted books.
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# E-books access through NLIST membership. Membership of NLIST is on yearly basis. ## In addition, library has access to Web of Science (WoS) & Scopus Citation database and bibliographic sources.
Note: ESS- E-Shodh Sindhu . Some of the database is under renewal process by DULS because library has access to these through Delhi University.
4.2.3 E-content developed by teachers such as: e-PG-Pathshala, CEC (under e-PG-Pathshala CEC (Under Graduate) SWAYAM other MOOCs platform NPTEL/NMEICT/any other Government initiatives & institutional (Learning Management System (LMS) etc Name of the Name of the module Platform on which Date of launching teacher module is developed e – content Dr. Pankaj Mehrauli Iron Inscription of Mishra Chandra. IV CEC, UGC May 20, 2019. https://youtu.be/Z4et4J3dXp0 Dr. Pankaj Mehrauli Iron Inscription of Mishra Chandra III CEC, UGC May 06, 2019. https://youtu.be/vQyJTja4Nus Dr. Pankaj Mehrauli Iron Inscription of Mishra Chandra II CEC, UGC March 25, 2019. https://youtu.be/5YA5FQ8yiqo Dr. Pankaj Mehrauli Iron Inscription of Chandra I CEC, UGC March 11, 2019. Mishra https://youtu.be/5YA5FQ8yiqo Dr. Pankaj General Introduction of Inscription CEC, UGC Jan. 28, 2019 Mishra https://youtu.be/MdPb00386Vk Dr. Pankaj Lecture on UPSC XII CEC, UGC Jan. 14, 2019 Mishra https://youtu.be/bMrF9WtlAaQ Dr. Pankaj Mudrarakshasam XIII CEC, UGC Dec. 10, 2018 Mishra https://youtu.be/DT0ECexvQ9Y Dr. Pankaj Mudrarakshasam XI CEC, UGC Nov. 19, 2018 Mishra https://youtu.be/1V2qrwJqFew Dr. Pankaj Mudrarakshasam X CEC, UGC Nov. 10, 2018 Mishra https://youtu.be/t77KEH-ldsY Dr. Pankaj Mudrarakshasam IX CEC, UGC Oct. 29, 2018 Mishra https://youtu.be/I22IM4Dw-kM Dr. Pankaj Mudrarakshasam VIII CEC, UGC Oct. 01, 2018 Mishra https://youtu.be/yJLDvBqMKb4 Dr. Pankaj Mudrarakshasam VII CEC, UGC Sept. 10, 2018 Mishra https://youtu.be/17A4v6NYTU0 Dr. Pankaj Mudrarakshasam VI CEC, UGC Aug. 20, 2018 Mishra https://youtu.be/02JAC16SaVM Dr. Pankaj Mudrarakshasam VI CEC, UGC Aug. 06, 2018 Mishra https://youtu.be/VrKbTgqBoT8 Dr. Pankaj Mudrarakshasam IV CEC, UGC July 30, 2018 Mishra https://youtu.be/OlPn80jiZuc Dr. Pankaj Mudrarakshasam III CEC, UGC July 02, 2018 Mishra https://youtu.be/ifWLAv7LWLQ
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Dr. Pankaj Mudrarakshasam II CEC, UGC June 06, 2018 Mishra https://youtu.be/EoZqOaLy0pM Dr. Pankaj Mudrarakshasam I CEC, UGC June 18, 2018 Mishra https://youtu.be/I6WrjGa-jnM Dr. Shamim Online e Learning for beginners in Ahmed Urdu: MOOCS Supportive materials for students E-pathshala May 7,2019 reading NCERT text books, with their relevant QR codes Priyanka Thakral ChemSafeLabs: 3Rs and Safe Disposal Online Refresher of Chemicals Course in Chemistry ChemSafeLabs: for Higher Education October 2019 Faculty, 2018 – 2019 (LMS) Priyanka Thakral Do’s and Don’ts in a Chemistry Online Refresher Laboratory; Course in Chemistry for Higher Education October 2019 Faculty, 2018 – 2019 (LMS)
4.3 I.T Infrasructure
4.3.1 – Technology Upgradation (overall)
Total Compu Available Com Com Inter Browsing ter Offi Bandwidth Type puter Departments Others puter net Centres Centre ce (MBPS/G Lab s s BPS)
Existing 154 3 1 1 0 0 1 33 0
Added 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 154 3 1 1 0 0 1 33 0
4.3.2 Bandwidth available of internet connection in the Institution (Leased line)
33 MBPS/GBPS
4.3.3 – Facility for e-content
Name of the e-content development facility Provide the link of the videos and media centre and recording facility
NIL NIL
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4.4 Maintenance of Campus Infrastructure 4.4.1 Expenditure incurred on maintenance of physical facilities and academic support facilities, excluding salary component, during the year: Assigned budget Expenditure incurred Assigned budget on Expenditure incurred on on academic on maintenance of physical facilities maintenance of physical facilities academic facilities facilities - 80,278/- Nil - (IQAC)
4.4.2 Procedures and policies for maintaining and utilizing physical, academic and support facilities - laboratory, library, sports complex, computers, classrooms etc. (maximum 500 words) (information to be available in institutional Website, provide link) The College has an Estate Office which undertakes regular maintenance, repairs and refurbishing of College infrastructure including buildings and furniture. The Estate Office has separate divisions which cover civil, electrical, and plumbing works. Maintenance is done in a scheduled manner and the College community enters complaints into a register which is used to attend to the complaints promptly.
CRITERION V - STUDENT SUPPORT AND PROGRESSION 5.1 Student Support 5.1.1 Scholarships and Financial Support Name /Title of the Number of Amount in Rupees scheme students Financial support Scholarship 115 11,20,325/- from institution Financial support from other sources a) National i. Sumitomo Scholarship 44 11,22,000/- ii. World Brotherhood Organization iii. Help the Blind Foundation b) International MUFG Bank 12 3,51,348/- Scholarship
5.1.2 Number of capability enhancement and development schemes such as Soft skill development, Remedial coaching, Language lab, Bridge courses, Yoga, Meditation, Personal Counselling and Mentoring etc., Name of the capability Date of Number of Agencies involved enhancement scheme implementation students enrolled Yoga Camp August- Physical Education Department, September 2018 St. Stephen’s College Stress Management and 2/13/19and 30 IQAC, St. Stephen’s College, Meditation sessions Yoga Prana 2/20/19 Yoga Prana Vidya Vidya Workshop on Mental Disabilities 3/29/2018 Social Service League ,St. A workshop on the topic Stephen’s College and Ashish ‘Inclusion – the way of valued Foundation social roles’, specifically for the
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5.1.3 Students benefited by guidance for competitive examinations and career counselling offered by the institution during the year Year Name of the scheme Number Number Number Number of of of of benefited benefite students students students d who placed by students have Guidance by passed for Career in the Competiti Counsel competi ve ling tive examinati activitie exam on s
2018- The Civil Services Forum of St. Stephen’s 2019 College is an academic forum for junior members inclined towards the civil services as a career option. The Forum primarily focuses on the civil services examination but in recent years has evolved to include disciplines such as Public Administration, Governance and International Relations under its domain.(Details of the activities are mentioned below)
2018- Finance and Investment Cell: The Finance and 2019 Investment Cell is a large student body dedicated to spreading knowledge about finance and its applications in an interactive and novel way promoting greater awareness about financial matters and helping in making career choices. (Details of the activities are mentioned below) All subject societies of college are very active and organise lecture series/workshops and conferences to expose students to latest developments in the fields, generate interest in the subject beyond the curriculum, inculcate critical thinking and make them aware of opportunities that help in career progression
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(internships). Students are able to have one to one interaction with the best resource persons in each field. Below is the list of activities of the subject societies.
2018-2019 An Introduction to Behavioural Economics: 70 Dr.Anirban Kar. Department of Economics, Delhi School of Economics and Dr.Abhinash Borah, Department of Economics, Ashoka University gave two lectures each on the topic. 2018-2019 Lecture Series on Applied Economics: Prof 70 Rohini Somanathan, Department of Economics, Delhi School of Economics and Dr. Bidisha Baroah, International Institute of Impact Evaluation gave two lectures each on the topic. 2018-2019 Aaj ke Samay Mein Sahitya: Ashok Vajpeyi (renowned Sahitya akademi award winner poet, literary thinker and critic, former civil servant, former Lalit Kala Academy chairman). The lecture was about Literature in today’s scenario, it's relation with society, role of literature in day to day changing society, along with elaborating professional scope for a young generation in order to acquaint them with the future and career aspects. The topic was made in the context of Literature and translation, Literature and Media , Literature and The Market. 2018-2019 Rubik's cube workshop: World cubing 65 association affiliated professionals came to college campus to conduct the workshop. 2018-2019 Session by Prof. Shobha Bagai on Problem 60 Based learning in Mathematics at under graduate level. Career Endeavour (Private Coaching Organisation). 2018-2019 Symposium 2019: The Department of 8 Mathematics together with Mathematics society held a two-day state level workshop on "Number Theory and Cryptography". Dr. Geetha Venkataraman (Professor, School of Liberal Studies, Ambedkar University), Dr. Amitabh Tripathi (Professor, Department of Mathematics, IIT Delhi), Dr. SK Pal (DRDO), Dr. Indivar Gupta (DRDO), Dr. Kapil Hari Paranjape (Professor, IISER Mohali) lectured undergraduate students on topics related to the field of Number Theory and Cryptography. 2018-2019 Nagpaul fellowship: The Professor Nagpaul 4 fellowship started in the month of September. It is a collaboration between a group of students and a teacher where they work
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together to produce a research paper on a topic in mathematics. The fellowship started four years ago and is one of the most prestigious fellowships in college. Over the years, it has nurtured budding researchers in the college. 2018-2019 Integration 2019: It saw multiple events and 8 competitions take place in college premises simultaneously. Some of the events that took place during the annual event were- Inaugral talk, Paper Presentation, Treasure Hunt, Mathopolis, Arithmancy, Pictionary and Mathematical Tambola. 2018-2019 Emerging Trends and Advances in Chemical 170 Sciences (ETACS): Speakers: Prof. Alok Srivastava, Panjab University, Chandigarh; Prof. D. S. Rawat, Department of Chemistry, Univeristy of Delhi; Prof. Ravi Shankar, IIT Delhi; Dr. S V Eswaran UNESCO Regional Centre of Biotechnology, Haryana; Prof. M. S. Singh, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi; Prof. S. S. Chauhan, AIIMS, New Delhi; Dr. Tokeer Ahmad, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi. The aim of the conference was to provide a platform for persons in academics, industry and research institutions to share and discuss the emerging trends and advances in the field of Chemical Sciences. The conference gave an opportunity especially to undergraduate students to widen their horizons of knowledge with recent advances, emerging issues and developments in the field. The two day conference included invited talks by eminent speakers from leading research institutions, poster presentations and oral talks in various emerging areas of Chemistry by the participants. 2018-2019 Green Chemistry: Designing Chemistry for 50 Human Health & Environment. Inaugural lecture of Chemistry Society 2019 by Prof. R K Sharma, Department of Chemistry, University of Delhi. 2018-2019 Inaugural lecture of the Chemsitry Society 50 Annual Festival by Dr. Vinod Kumar Tiwari, Banaras Hindu University (BHU). 2018-2019 Water: From Ice Age to Carbon Nanotubes: 80 Charusita Memorial Lecture 2019 - An alumnus of the Chemistry Department, St. Stephen's College, Prof Charusita Chakravarty was one of the leading women scientists of
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India. Her extensive research in the field of computational chemistry earned her the prestigious Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Prize for Science and Technology in 2009. The Guest speaker was Prof. Marcia Cristina Bernardes Barbosa, Director of Brazilian Academy of Sciences, Professor at UFRGS Physics Institute Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Prof. Márcia Cristina Bernardes Barbosa is known for her researches on the properties of water, and for her efforts for improving the conditions for women in academia. 2018-2019 The Poet and the Patriot: Rabindranath Tagore 80 and Subhas Chandra Bose. Discussion by Prof. Sugata Bose, Gardiner Professor of History at Harvard University 2018-2019 Workshop on Indian Constitutional History 45 Theme: Freedom of Speech 2018-2019 Emperor Ashoka: An Interplay of History and 80 Memory. Lecture by Prof. Nayanjot Lahiri, Ashoka University 2018-2019 Q&A Session with Dr. Ruby Lal, Emory 80 University 2018-2019 Heritage Volunteer Workshop, Indian National 6 Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) 2018-2019 Colonial and Postcolonial Histories of India 50 and China. Lecture by Dr. Dibyesh Anand, University of Westminster 2018-2019 1968 student protest movements by Mukul 20 Mangalik, Ramjas College 2018-2019 Kaalchakra, 2019: Histories of Violence. The 100 annual Festival. Keynote address by Prof. Upinder Singh, Ashoka University. 2018-2019 Remembering Violence in Kashmir: Grief, 40 Resistance, Narrative Dr. Vanessa Chishti, Dr. Gowhar Fazili, Dr. Jyoti Dar, Dr. Jaideep Pandey 2018-2019 Ideology and Violence: The Disappearing 90 Present. Lecture by Prof. Dilip Simeon 2018-2019 Caste and Communal Violence: Inhabiting 90 Spaces of Exclusion Dr. Ghazala Jamil, Dr. Narayana Sukumar, Dr. Digvijay Singh
2018-2019 15 They shall not grow old, Movie Screening 2018-2019 Physics Society Feynman Club Talk ,Talk: The Mystery of Fast Radio Bursts
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2018-2019 Feynman Club Talk: Lecture: The Polar Decomposition in certain groups of importance to Physics 2018-2019 Feynman Club Talk: Talk:Application of Econophysics in Tax Policy 2018-2019 Feynman Club Talk: Talk: The implementation of an Algorithm for Producing World-Class Science 2018-2019 Feynman Club Talk: Talk: Quantum Gravity: A view from General Relativity 2018-2019 Feynman Club Talk: Talk: What’s dark matter and how to directly detect it? 2018-2019 Feynman Club Talk: What holds quarks together inside a proton? 2018-2019 Feynman Club Talk: Talk: creating quantum entanglement 2018-2019 Astronomy Club Session: Talk: Radio Astronomy and Radio Interferometry 2018-2019 Astronomy Club Session: Talk: Swanthe Sky Watch Array Network. 2018-2019 Astronomy Club Session: Radio astronomy
2018-2019 Problem Solving session: The norton dome problem 2018-2019 Problem Solving session: The norton dome problem continued 2018-2019 Problem Solving session: The behaviour of slinky(s) 2018-2019 Problem Solving session: The behaviour of sprinklers 2018-2019 Annual Ranjan Roy Memorial Lecture: Talk: 70 Why go to College? (Dr. Anuradha Saha) 2018-2019 Annual Meera Memorial Paper Reading 12 Competition: Inter college competition 2018-2019 Annual Popli Memorial Aptitude Test: 30 Aptitude test 2018-2019 23rd Annual Popli Memorial Lecture Series: 130 Lecture series: Quantum Decoherence (Prof. Joseph Samuel, RRI) 2018-2019 Physics Society Fest: Annual fest: principia
2018-2019 Reading Club - Experiments with Adaptations 15 Discussions on films adapted from literature, animation, the variations therein, popularity of forms 2018-2019 Reading Club - The Graphic in Literature 10 Discussions on graphic novels, comic books, manga
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2018-2019 Blackout Poetry Workshop: Workshop on 20 understanding the form of blackout poetry and composing these poems 2018-2019 Reading Club - Tropes of Homosexuality and 15 Queerness in Fan fiction Discussions on representation of homosexual love and relationships, queer experiences in fanfiction 2018-2019 The Very Goodly Literature Quiz A quiz on 60-80 popular literature, with participants from across colleges in Delhi 2018-2019 Film Screenings: Ruby Sparks; To Kill a 12 Mockingbird, Saving Mr Banks Screenings of films with themes related to literature or adaptations of literary works 2018-2019 Walk to Old Delhi with Dr. Swapna Liddle. A 10 walk from Hauz Qazi to Ghalib ki Haveli in Old Delhi, guided by historian and writer Dr. Swapna Liddle 2018-2019 Film Screenings: The Center Will Not Hold 10 and Eeda 2018-2019 Talk by Ashwin Sanghi: Talk with crime 25 fiction and thriller author Ashwin Sanghi on his process of writing, modes of research and interest in mythology 2018-2019 Annual Festival: Logos 2 day annual festival of the Society, Logos, with talks by Dr Swetha Antony, Ritu Menon, Heba Ahmed and Aditi Angiras, a student conference, a book sale, a film screening as well as a photo exhibition. 2018-2019 Poetry Workshop with Sohini Basak: A poetry workshop with poet Sohini Basak, experimentations with different prompt-based forms of poetry writing 2018-2019 Keynote Lecture by Dr. Montek Singh 500 Ahluwalia. The Keynote Lecture was delivered
by Dr. Montek Singh Ahluwalia on the topic 'Economics and Public Policy: Trade-offs in Development' 2018-2019 Vinod Chowdhury Memorial Lecture by Dr. T. 60 C. A. Anant. The lecture was delivered by Dr. T. C. A. Anant, former Chief Statistician of India and presently the HoD of Economics at Delhi School of Economics, on the topic 'Data Revolution: How it impacts us' 2018-2019 Vinod chowdhury memorial debate: The 120 tournament witnessed some extremely engaging debates on relevant economic themes. 2018-2019 Ecquizzite: The quiz saw participants 600 answering questions from an interesting mix of
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themes such as business, economic theory and economic history. 2018-2019 Bastille: The one of a kind market trading 600
event simulated the underground economy of a prison. 2018-2019 Committee Simulation: UN Commission on 45 the 2018-2019Status of Women. The agenda
discussed in the committee was “Towards Gender mainstreaming in Developing Economies” 2018-2019 Academic summit 1.0. The lectures were 80 delivered by Dr. Abhinash Borah and Dr. Anirban Kar on the theme of Behavioral Economics 2018-2019 Inaugural Lecture by Dr. Jörgen Weibull, 60 National Economics Festival 2019. The Inaugural lecture was delivered by Dr. Jorgen Weibull, a renowned Swedish economist in the field of evolutionary economics, on the topic 'Economics and Human Motivation: Charles Darwin meets Adam Smith and Immanuel Kant' 2018-2019 Release of 'Towards Equilibrium'. The annual 60
journal of the society was released by Dr. Jorgen Weibull 2018-2019 Polinomics- economic policy case competition, 450 national economics festival 2019. The case
study competition saw teams presenting policy recommendations to tackle macroeconomic crises. 2018-2019 Time machine- Market simulation event, 400 national economics festival 2019. This unique floor-trading event saw teams trading commodities in different periods 2018-2019 Prometheus- Economics and Business Quiz, 310 National Economics Festival 2019. The quizzing event saw questions from different topics pertaining to economics and business. 2018-2019 NC Ray paper presentation competition, 60 national economics festival. The event saw teams presenting research papers on economics and related fields 2018-2019 Committee simulation, national economics 28 festival 2019. The simulation of the Economic
and Financial Affairs Council saw delegates putting forth their views on the agenda: Minimising budget deficits within the EU 2018-2019 Closing Lecture by Dr. Praveen Jha. The 40
lecture was delivered by Dr. Praveen Jha of JNU on the topic 'Contemporary Capitalism
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and the Challenges of Working' 2018-2019 Lecture by Dr. Saudamini Das. The lecture 40 was delivered by Dr. Saudamini Das, from the
Institute of Economic Growth, on the topic 'Accounting for nature: Non-market valuation and well-being' 2018-2019 Academic summit 2.0. The lectures were on 70 the theme of Applied Economics and were
delivered by Dr. Rohini Somanathan from DSE and Dr. Bidisha Barooah from International Institute of Impact Evaluation 2018-2019 Econfluence- Economic policy case 460 competition. The case study competition saw
teams presenting policy recommendations to tackle financial crises faced by certain countries 2018-2019 Talk: Sustainable Development By Professor 25 Martinosincasia (From Netherlands) 2018-2019 "Hawking Radiation" from Black holes by Dr. 35 Patrick Das Gupta 2018-2019 Lecture on " The story of Online photography 25 dark universe” 2018-2019 Talk by Dr.vaibhav pant of Ku Leuven, 20 Belgium 2018-2019 Rediscovering India's Past: Interactive session 60 which introduced students with various undiscovered aspects of Indian History 2018-2019 Storytelling Session: Workshop for students as 50-60 well as Vidyajyoti, Evening Class kids 2018-2019 Ask the Author: Students were given an online 25 platform to ask doubts regarding the book world to an author. 2018-2019 Colonial and Post -Colonial Histories of India 80 and China: Lecture by Dibyesh Anand, explaining the problems with Kashmir and Tibet 2018-2019 Musafir-e-dilli: Heritage walk to Humayun's 25 Tomb 2018-2019 Unlearning to learn: Lecture by author, 50 Ashwin Sanghi about how history teaches us to unlearn things to learn better things. 2018-2019 Electronics Society: Presidential Election 12
2018-2019 Electronics Society: Orientation 15
2018-2019 Electronics Society: Basics Of Electronics 25
2018-2019 Electronics Society: Trip to Chandani Chowk: 35 Buying Arduino and sensors
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2018-2019 Electronics Society: Introduction to arduino. 32 Basic circuit designing for LED 2018-2019 Electronics Society: Introducing Sensors. 28 Ultrasonic And infrared 2018-2019 Electronics Society: Basic Arduino 34 Programming. Arduino C++ programming 2018-2019 Electronics Society: Introduction to Robotics. 30 basics of designing robots 2018-2019 Electronics Society: Room Automation. 20 Controlling Room Appliances 2018-2019 Electronics Society: Drone Designing. Basics 8 of aerospace designing 2018-2019 Electronics Society: Basics circuit designing. 15 Soldering, Component designing 2018-2019 Electronics Society: Intoducing EVM 15 3.0.Fingerprint and External Enabling 2018-2019 Electronics Society: Introduction to Drone 2.0. 10 Obstacle avoiding and GPS 2018-2019 Electronics Society: Introduction to IoT. 8 Internet of Things. 2018-2019 Centre for Economic Research: Goutham 11 Krishna Research Fellowship: 3 teams, a total of 11 students. Presented on 15th April 2019. Summer research fellowship for students to undertake research on a topic related to Economics. It is encouraged to have primary research. The endowment was set up by the family of Late Shri Goutham Krishna, Economics Batch of 2010 2018-2019 Seminar on Higher education and the labour 15 market. Dr. Anisha Sharma, Ashoka University 2018-2019 Seminar on An introduction to Mechanism 15 Design by Dr Debasis Mishra, Indian Statistical Institute, Delhi 2018-2019 Seminar on A Monetary Business Cycle model 15 for India by Dr Chetan Ghate, Indian Statistical Institute. 2018-2019 Lecture series: An introduction to Behavioural 70 Economics by Dr Anirban Kar 2018-2019 Lecture series: An introduction to Behavioural 70 Economics by Dr Abhinash Borah 2018-2019 Seminar on Taxation, Enforcement and 15 Growth by Dr Dibyendu Meitiei, Delhi School of Economics 2018-2019 Seminar on Fiscal Sustainability of States in 15 India: Evidence of fiscal fatigue by Dr Anjali Prasad, St Stephen's College
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2018-2019 Seminar on Agricultural policies and subsidies 15 in India by Prof. Bharat Ramaswamy, Ashoka University. 2018-2019 Seminar on Addressing Global Warming: 15 Rolling the DICE by Prof. Shreekant Gupta, Delhi School of Economics 2018-2019 Lecture series on Applied Economics: 70 Meritocracy in the Face of Group Inequality by Prof. Rohini Somanathan. 2018-2019 Lecture series on Applied Economics. An 70 Introduction to Impact Evaluation in Economics by Prof. Bidisha Baroah. 2018-2019 Rural research Program: 4 teams of students 70 set out to four areas affected by the agrarian and farm crisis and undertook primary research to understand and analyse the ground level situation. The surveys were conducted in Telengana, Mansa in Punjab, Vidharbha and Bundhelkhand 2018-2019 Centre for Experimental Physics: Setting up a 4 Radio Telescope using a Horn Antenna to study the H1 line in our galaxy: Dr. Geetanjali Sethi Dr. Sangeeta Sachdeva 2018-2019 Raman Spectroscopy: Instrumentation 6 Dr. Chinkhanlun Guite
5.1.4 Institutional mechanism for transparency, timely redressal of student grievances, Prevention of sexual harassment and ragging cases during the year Total grievances received No. of grievances Average number of days for grievance redressed redressal 3 3 200
5.2 Student Progression 5.2.1 Details of campus placement during the year On campus Off Campus Number of Number of Name of Number of Number Name of Organizations Students Students Placed Organizat Students of Visited Participate ions Participated Students d Visited Placed Deutsche Bank (PPO) 30 1 offer; 1 accepted - - - JSW 40 3 offers; 1 accepted - - - McKinsey and Company 65 3 offers; 3 accepted - - - Bain and Company 48 5 offers; 5 accepted - - - EY-Parthenon 26 1 offer; 1 accepted - - - RSA Actuarial Services 41 1 offer; 1 accepted - - - Zilingo 45 7 offers; 7 accepted - - - Teach For India 32 1 offer; 1 accepted - - - Zomato Media Private 15 1 offer; 1 accepted - - -
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Limited Arete Advisors 18 2 offers; 2 accepted - - - ZS Associates 24 1 offer; 1 accepted - - - Mu Sigma 7 1 offer; 1 accepted - - - Nomura 8 3 offers; 3 accepted - - - Embibe 11 1 offer; 0 accepted - - - EY 2 1 offer; 1 accepted - - - InMobi 14 1 offer; 1 accepted - - - Praxis Global Alliance 19 1 offer; 1 accepted - - - Quality Council of India 7 2 offers; 2 accepted - - - Amplus Solar 2 1 offer; 1 accepted - - - POSist 5 1 offer; 1 accepted - - - CapitalVia Global 4 offers ;1 accepted 8 - - - Research Ltd KAPDEC 6 3 offers; 2 accepted - - - ICICI Bank 11 3 offers; 3 accepted - - -
5.2.2 Student progression to higher education in percentage during the year [68 as per partial data received from students.] Number of students Programme Department Name of Name of Year enrolling into higher graduated graduated institution Programme education from from joined admitted to
London School of Economics, MSc 2019 1 B.A. (Hons) Economics London, United Economics Kingdom IIM 2019 1 B.A. (Hons) Economics Ahmedabad, IIM Calcutta 2019 1 B.A. (Hons) Economics IIM Bangalore PGP Got call letter Msc-Phd from IIT dual degree 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry Bombay for in energy interview for science and admission engineering. Warsaw University of Technology, Masters for Warsaw Materials for (Poland); Energy Université Storage and 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry Toulouse III Conversion Paul Sabatier (MESC) + (France); Joint Master Universidad del Degree País Vasco, Bilbao (Spain)
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or University of Ljubljana (Slovenia) or Université de Picardie Jules Verne, Amiens (France). University of MPhil in 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry Cambridge, UK Chemistry Msc in University of 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry Organic Oxford, UK Chemistry MPhil University of Modern 2019 1 B.A. (Hons) History Oxford, UK South Asian Studies IPHD Integrated University of 2019 1 B.A. (Hons) History Studies in Durham, UK Theology and Religion School of Oriental and M.A. South 2019 1 B.A. (Hons) History African Studies, Asian Area University of Studies London M.Phil. in University of Social 2019 1 B.A. (Hons) History Oxford, UK Anthropolog y
School of M.A. South Oriental and B.A. (Hons) Sanskrit Asian Area 2019 1 African Studies, Studies University of
London, UK
MSc Applied Imperial college Computation 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Physics London, UK al Science and Engineering Columbia University, New M.S. 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Physics York Applied Physics
Bonn Cologne M.Sc. 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Physics Graduate Physics
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School, Germany SOAS, M.Sc. B.A. B.A. University of Comparative 2019 1 Programme Programme London, United Political Kingdom Thought Columbia School of Social Work, MS Social 2019 1 B.A. (Hons) English Columbia Work University, USA PGDBM, PGDHRM, PGDBM, 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics XLRI PGDHRM Jamshedpur Warsaw university of MSC 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry Technology, chemistry poland( ersmus) The Energy Internship on air and 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry pollution and Resources climate change Institute, Delhi, Master of Jawaharlal Business 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry Nehru Administrati University on (2 Year Programme) M.Sc 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry IIT Kanpur Chemistry 1 University of M.Sc 2019 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry Delhi Chemistry)
Research Research 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry Associate Associate University MSc 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry College Dublin Chemistry University Nanomateria 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry College Dublin, l chemistry Ireland Msc 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry IIT Delhi Chemistry University of M.Sc 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry Delhi Chemistry University of M.Sc 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry Delhi Chemistry) 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry University of M.Sc
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Delhi Chemistry Raman visiting 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry Research student Institute University of M.Sc 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry Delhi Chemistry Masters in University of 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry Organic Oxford Chemistry Delhi School of M.A 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry Economics Economics T ( M.Sc. The Energy Environment And Resource al studies 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry Institute, Vasant and resource Vihar management ) Msc 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry IIT Madras Chemistry University of M.Sc 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry Delhi Chemistry Ashoka Trust Internship for research in on 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry ecology and microplastic environment, s. vembanad Msc. 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry IIT Madras Chemistry University of M.Sc 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry Delhi Chemistry) M.Sc. The Energy Environment And Resource 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry al studies Institute, Vasant and resource Vihar management University University of 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry of Cambridge Cambridge M.Sc. in M.Sc. in Food Food Science, Science, 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry technology and technology business(Erasm and us+) business(Era smus+) Université (SERP+, 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry Paris-Sud Erasmus) University of M.Sc 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry Delhi Chemistry
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Ashoka Young India 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry University. Fellowship Integrated PhD 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics IISER Mohali Program Mathematics M.Sc. 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics WCC Chennai Mathematics MSc 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics IIT Delhi Mathematics , M.Sc. 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics IIT Bombay Mathematics M.Sc. 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics CMI Mathematics M.Sc. 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics IIT Roorkee Economics M.Sc. Mathematics 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics IIT Guwahati & Computing Masters in London Analytics 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics Business School and Management Pondicherry M.Sc. 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics Central Quantitative University Finanace M.Sc. 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics IIT Roorkee Mathematics Indian Institute Integrated Of Science, PhD, 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Physics Bangalore Physical
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College, Delhi Operational University Research Tata Memorial Centre, Homi M.Sc. Bhabha 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Physics Nuclear National Medicine Institute, Mumbai St. Stephen's College, M.Sc. 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Physics University of Physics Delhi University of M.Sc. 2019 1 B.Sc. (Hons) Physics Cologne, Physics Germany M.A. B.Sc. 2019 1 Chemistry IIT Hyderabad Developmen Programme t Studies Research Fellow at Dept. of Tata Institute of Chemical B.Sc. Fundamental Sciences, 2019 1 Chemistry Programme Research, Tata Mumbai Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai M.A. 2019 1 B.A. (Hons) History JNU Ancient History
5.2.3 Students qualifying in state/ national/ international level examinations during the year (eg: NET/SET/SLET/GATE/GMAT/CAT/GRE/TOFEL/Civil Services/State Government Services) Items No. of Students selected/ Registration number/roll qualifying number for the exam NET 1 1) C19011278
SET 0 0 SLET 0 0 GATE 0 0 GMAT 0 0 CAT 6 1) 8016579 2) 8137233 3) 8036718 4) 8040944 5) 8011883 6)8061294
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GRE 3 1)3654522 2)4322891 3)4987400 TOEFL 4 1) 0000000034025651 2) 0000 0000 3438 7833 3) 0000000035188606 4) 0000000034770159 Civil Services 0 0 State Government Services 0 0 JAM/IIT 15 1) CY321A643 2) CY321A589 3) CY323A085 4) K111Q48 5) PH320F067 6) PH320F671 7) PH321F290 8) PH320F529 9) PH320F839 10) PH322F380 11) PH320F707 12) MA305F156 13) MA319F177 14) MA322F739 15) MA304F201 JEST 3 1)P3200864 2)P3100961 3)P3200799 IELTS 1 1) 1462600 National Graduate Physics Exam 1 G1111 XAT 1 XAT003148
5.2.4 Sports and cultural activities / competitions organised at the institution level during the year Activity Level Participants Swimming camp September 2018 College 5 Yoga Camp August-September 2018 (every Monday, Wednesday, Friday) College 15 Organized by the Physical Education Department Fitness and Wellness Camp for Visually Impaired Students August – College 8 Organized by the Physical Education Department October 2018 Basketball camp for general students and college team. organized by the College 24 (Two teams of twelve) Physical Education Department July 2018-March 2019 Football training camp for general students and college team. July 2018 – College 50 (Males= 30; Females=20) March 2019
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Chess Camp for General Students of the college organized by the Physical College 17 Education Department August 2018 – February 2019 Cricket coaching cum selection camp College 30 August 2018 – November 2018 Shooting coaching cum selection camp College 17 October 2018 The Sports Bash, an event which integrates Members from the Teaching fraternity, Non-Teaching Community and the families with the Students in college. Organized by the Physical Education Department Basketball Match 10th April 2019 College 200 Volleyball Match 11th April 2019 Cross Country Race 11th April 2019 Badminton Match 11th April 2019 Table Tennis Match11th April 2019 Principal XI Vs Students Cricket Match 12th April 2019 K. M. Mathew Memorial Debate 2018- 19. 15th April 2019 organized by the College 15 Physical Education Department Athletic Events & Fun Races organized Local 96 by the Physical Education Department Staff Vs Students Tug of War Local 12 Pragya Chakshu Freshers: Freshers for all the newly joined differently-abled students by The Social Service League Local in collaboration with Enabling Unit.8/10/18 Antarchakshu: Competitions for visually challenged students by The
Social Service League 10/26/18- 10/27/18 Vidyajyoti Annual Day: Kids from age 3 to 18 displayed their talents. Local Organized by The Social Service League 2/2/19 Drishtikon: Cultural event for differently abled. Organized by The Inter-University 200 Social Service League 2/5/19-5/6/19 Sukriti: - an art and craft exhibition by the differently abled students. Inter-University Organized by The Social Service League 2/5/19-2/6/19 Gandhi and Ambedkar Study was able to collaborate with the IILM for the 3rd National edition of Words in Garden “Bapu Ki
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Dilli” and the members presented a play named “Muffins” at the India International Centre.3/14/2019 Independence Day Performance by the Music Local 15 Society Launch Concert by the Music Society Local 40 Freshers' Acoustica by the Music Society Local 25 Seniors Acoustica by the Music Society Local 30 Orphanage Visit for performance by the Music Society in Collaboration with Social Service Local 30 League Jimmy's Workshop by the Music Society Local 50 Republic Day Performance by the Music Society Local 12 Winter Jam by the Music Society Local 40 Acoustica Originals by the Music Society Local Tarranum by the Music Society Local Cadenza by the Music Society Local MLS Medlay Concert by the Music Society and Local 40 Malyalam Literary Society Primus (Launch Production): A launch production showcasing dances ranging from Indian Local 30 contemporary, to semi classical; from hip hop, to freestyle by Choreography Society. Seven Deadly Sins (MidTerm Production): A mid- term production depicting the seven deadly sins Local 50 through various dance styles freestyle by Choreography Society. Performance in Harmony (College Fest) freestyle Local 50 by Choreography Society RAQS (Inter college dance competition) State 30 External team : Inception (Performance) State 15 Swan Lake (Annual Production of Choreography Local 70 Society): A rendition of Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake Movie Screening of "Kimi No Nawa" by Japanese Local 30 Society Origami Session by Japanese Sociey Local 10 Movie Screening of "Grave of the Local 30 fireflies" by Japanese Society Matsuri (Annual Festival) by Japanese Local 100+ Society National award winning Khasi movie ‘Onaatah’ Local 70 screened by the North East Society ( 9/23/ 2018) Unicolor: A cultural extravanganza providing a platform to showcase the dance, music, attire and Local 130 essence of the region (3/12/ 2019) Kalidas Jayanti: Annual event of the society- Local 60 Sanskrit speech, verse recitation, Quiz (11/1/2018) Blackout Poetry: A published poet shared his Local perspectives on various genres of poetry(& politics)
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.Organized by Poetry Society with English Literary Society (8/30/2018) A Little Poetic- Poetry Talk by poet Akhil Katyal Local (9/4/2018) Open mic : Poetry (9/13/2018) Local Poetry Discussion Session: Poems by Faiz Ahmed Local Faiz, Ernest Henley (9/24/2018) Coming Back to Cohen with Amit Ranjan: Dr. Ranjan shared and discussed his poems with the Local students, juxtaposing poetry in the political narrative. (10/1/2018) Open mic: On the theme Environment(10/12/2018) Local Poetry Stall in the Alumni Meet: A non-profit stall which showcased poetry of the society members Local and poetry cards were given to the alumni.(12/9/2018) Poetry in the Park: Open mic, First of its kind. Sunny Mugs: Poetry Soceity of Jesus and Mary Local College. Students performed self-composed poetry in the grandeur of the Lodhi gardens.(1/20/2019) Talk on Ghalib and his poems by Dr. Shamim Local Ahmed (1/28/2019) Traverse: Annual Poetry. Fest Students from varied colleges across Delhi-NCR came to perform in their Local poems. (2/19/2019) Poetry Reading and Discussion: Self composed Local poems and translaltions of poems.(3/28/2019) Poetry and art workshop by Poetry and Fine Arts Local Society.(4/3/2019) The Poet and the Patriot- Tagore and Bose. Talk by Local 70+ Prof Sugata Bose (8/6/2018) Durga Puja- Tradition vs Modernity (10/8/2018) Local 30+ Agamani Dance Drama: Mahishasurmardini Dance Local 130+ Drama (10/9/2018) Annual Food Walk: Food Walk at C R Park by Local 33 Bengali Literary Society (10/10/2018) Adhuraj Ghosh Memorial Debate: “Theme" The Partition of Bengal was inevitable and beneficial to Local 50 both Bengals in the long run". (10/25/2018) Poush Mela: Indigenous artists from Bengal performed regional songs and dances. Event was educational and was followed by a workshop and International 120+ interactive session at the end with a Patachitra artist. (2/11/2019) Annual Bengali Lunch (2/13/2019) Local 150+ Antinomies of Early Liberalism in Bengal: Talk by Local 70+ Prof Rudrangshu Mukherjee Eid Lunch (9/11/2018) Local 250+ Film Screening: Short Films based on Saadat Local 50+
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Hassan Manto’s short stories. Mehfil-e-Qawwali : An evening of Qawwali performance by the renowned Nizami brothers Local 500+ (11/1/2018) Annual Bait Bazi and Ghazal Sarai competition Inter College 50+ (2/27/2019) Competition Cinema Paradiso: Annual Film Festival, Panel discussion with Jim Sarbh-bollywood actor and Nitya Mehra-director, Youtubers Meet, Workshop National 2500+ on Ad Film Making,Film Screenings,Film Exhibition,inter college competitions.3/8/2019 and (3/9/2019) Natter Matters: Series of videos, A venture at video journaling by engaging in entertaining interviews Local 50+ with students and faculty of the college. All Year Round activity Symphony: Series of videos, live recordings of musical performances within the campus. All Year Local 100+ Round activity Clockwork Stephania: Series of videos, Videos capturing fun at campus eccentricities. All Year Local 20+ Round activity Mugs and Tales: Series of videos, Covers another Local 10+ aspect of storytelling. All Year Round activity Cine Club Short Film production: Series of videos. Local 30+ All Year Round activity Workshop: Workshops on direction, editing, cinematography and script writing. All Year Round Local 60+ activity Film Screenings: Monthly film screenings. All Year Local 60+ Round activity Launch Production of Shakespeare Society: Cherry Local 30 Wine9/14/18 Acting workshop with focus on body, conducted by Adrian Peter D'cruz, ex-Stephenian with several Local 25 participants by Shakespeare Society.8/20/18 Lights Workshop: Abhinav Khetarpal, one of the founders of Tech Quartet and an extremely experienced tech professional conducted a lights Local 15 workshop in the college hall, generating interest in this essential aspect of theatre. Organized by Shakespeare Society (8/29/18) Projection and Voice Workshop by Sunit Tandon, well-known theatre personality and radio University 30 broadcaster, (9/22/18) Mini-Theatre Workshop for the kids. Breaking inhibitions, scene construction, singing, dancing, Local 10 and lots of laughter was on the agenda .Shakespeare Society and Social Service League.(9/22/18)
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Of Stage Theatre Festival: Selected to perform at the Cultural Centre of the Spanish Embassy. The Selected for play, ‘The Other Side’, directed by Rohan Jose, performance at the Steve Kunnath, and Tarini Mehta, was a sem- Cultural Centre of 40 musical about two dogs. By the Shakespeare the Spanish Society, Sound Machine (the Western Acapella Embassy group of the Music Society), and the Choreography Society. (10/22/18) Directorial Workshop by Sameer Gardner, an ex- Stephanian and former Inter Rajpal winner with the Local 10 experience of having worked with the likes of Atul Kumar. (10/13/18) Intra Rajpal 2018: Thirteen fantastic plays were put up, of which more than half were original scripts. State 60 (10/29/18, 10/30/18, 10/31/18) Inter Rajpal 2018: Annual inter-college theatre National 30 festival. (1/28/19, 1/29/19, 1/30/19) Shakespeare Society of India: National Drama Competition ‘Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet)’, directed by Kashish Komal, Nikitha Loraine, and Nikhil Paul, bagged the following awards: Best Production, Best Comic National 15 Actor (Special Jury Prize): Nikie Bareja, and Best Actor (Second Runner Up): Arnav Michael. The play put a feminist and simultaneously comic spin on Shakespeare’s greatest tragedies and was very entertaining and thought-provoking. Annual Padley Memorial Discussion: A panel discussion that brings together theatre professionals Local 15 and students. The topic for the session was ‘Identity and Culture in Theatre’.( 3/8/19) Workshop on Acting and Scripting by Avijit Dutt, filmmaker, actor, and theatre director who has acted Local 15 in films such as Piku, Peepli Live, and Madras Cafe. (3/12/19) A workshop by Saatvic, ex-stephenian and extremely experienced theatre professional on body Local 10 language. (3/23/19) The Hamlet Carnival Local 30 The 90th Annual Production: The Shakespeare Society’s 90th Annual Production. Tom Stoppard’s ‘Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead’, a Local 30 zooming in into the lives and exploits of two minor characters of Shakespeare’s Hamlet. "India, that is Bharat": India's Rural-Agrarian Crisis, The event witnessed the participation of two great social workers, Prof. Yogendra Yadav and National 400+ Mr. P. Sainath, a Magasaysay Awardee. Both the distinguished speakers created awareness among the students about the ongoing crisis in India's
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LokNiti 2019- Forum on Public Policy Speaker- Shri Rajiv Mehrishi, Comptroller and Auditor General Of India and a video address by Shri. Pradeep Kumar Sinha, Cabinet Secretary of India, both former Stephanians. The two seniormost State 280+ bureaucrats in Govt. of India gave students an idea of Public Policy and its importance in the governance of the country while also highlighting the Economic Development of India in various stages and future goals.(3/28/19) Parliament Visits: Frequent visits to the Parliament were organised, in the Monsoon as well as the Budget session to give a holistic learning Local 150+ experience to the members of the society. Students were also given opportunity to interact with Members of Parliament (MPs) in the Parliamnet
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School Conventional Debate 10/3/19 Local 50 Mukarji Memorial Dialogues: Debating Society and Local 60 Informal Discussion Group. (1/21/19, 1/22/19) Mukarji Memorial Debate (2/21/19-2/24/19) National 400 Philosophical Society: Mad pain and martian pain Local by David Lewis.(8/21/18) Philosophical Society: Feminism and pragmatism Local by Richard Rorty8/28/18 Philosophical Society: Swaraj in ideas by K.C Local Bhattacharya (9/4/18) Philosophical Society: Academic writing by Apoorv Local Avram (9/7/18) Philosophical Society : How to do things with Local words by J.L Austin( 9/11/18) Philosophical Society :How to do things with words Local by J.L Austin (9/11/18) Philosophical Society :Multiculturalism by Anthony Local Appiah (10/9/18) Philosophical Society: Montessori philosophy and method by Shalini Rani, Niti Gupta and Nishant Local Gupta (10/11/18) Philosophical Society: What you can't expect when you're expecting by L.A Paul 1/9/18 Local
Philosophical Society: Identity and Politics by Local Akeel Bilgrami1/15/19 Philosophical Society: Filmography and Hegel's Philosophy by Anushrut Ramakrishnan Agrwaal Local 1/22/19 A Philosophy of Autobiography by Aakash Singh Local Rathore2/5/19 Philosophical Society : Antinatalism 2/12/19 Local Philosophical Society: On ANGA oath, Vtree at Hindu College, the social and psychological Local ramification on students from the Muslim Community in and around DU (2/18/19) Philosophical Society: Heidegger, Anti-Semitism and Ethno-Nationalism by Adam Knowles Local (2/26/19) Philosophical Society: The Availability of Religious Local Ideas by Ramachandra Gandhi (3/11/19) Face Painting Themed around Manga, Anime and Local 30 Comics. (8/27/18) Film Screening- ‘Loving Vincent’ Screened in JCR. Local 50
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Gave popcorn for the viewers. Finger Painting :Themed 'The Living World' Local 25 (9/15/18) “Rang Badlav Ke"A 2 week project by Kailash Sathyarthi Children’s Foundation, Button Mushrooms and Colleges across Delhi to paint, photograph and write about the walls of Sanjay National 50 Camp, an urban slum of over 10,000, aiming at building child-friendly community which saw a participation of over 600 volunteers" across Delhi. Poster Making 10/11/18 Local 15 Art Walk to 'National Gallery of Modern Art’ Local 15 (11/3/18) Community Art Each participant was given part of a bigger picture to colour which on joining together State 80 made a beautiful piece of art. Included Evening Classes children also. (2/19/19) Online Doodling 2/27/19 Inter College 15 Inaugural Talk by Mr. Dheeraj Verma: The theme for this year was 'COMICS: Breathing Life Into Local 25 Paper'.(3/6/19) Face Painting :Theme 'Comics and Manga'.(3/6/19) Local 15 Pictionary (3/6/19) Local 15 Comic Strip Making (3/6/19) Local 10-15 T Shirt Painting (3/7/19) Local 40 Art Relay: A team of 2-3 people who were required to complete an entire picture shown to them taking Local 10-15 turns, after one person from the team has lifted the pen (3/7/19) Character building Participants were required to make their own superheroes and tell what Local 10-15 superpowers do they possess. (3/7/19) Art Exhibition: A blend of music, art displays and Local comics.(3/7/19) Art of The Month Local Poetry Art :Participants were to draw what they Local 10-15 interpreted from the poem (4/2/19) Painting the cafe wall Local Discover Holland Quiz: The Ambassador of the Kingdom of Netherlands was the chief guest for the National 200+ Quiz.(7/27/18) TAPMI- Quiz On the Beach: Delhi Round (8/11/18) State 150+ All Things Trivial (30/8/18) Local 40 The Freshers' Quiz (9/17/18) National 300+ The Very Goodly Literature Quiz (10/1/18) National 50+ St. Stephen's Annual Quizzing Championship National 500+ (11/3/18) Drishtikon Quiz (2/5/19) National 100 Mathopolis 2019 (2/20/19) National 40
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Quizotic- College General Quiz (2/22/19) National 50-100 Quizotic- College Sports Quiz (4/23/19) National 50-100 Quizotic- Open General Quiz (4/23/19) International 300-400 Quizotic- Open India Quiz (2/24/19) National 200-300 Quizotic- Open Flame Quiz (2/24/19) National 150-200 Resonance: The Chemistry Quiz (2/28/19) National 40 Film Quiz (3/8/19) Local 30 Ahimsa- The General Quiz with a Gandhian touch. Local 50 (3/13/19) The Japan Quiz (3/29/19) Local 30 The PhyMath Quiz (3/30/19) Local 40 Kaalchakra Quiz (4/5/19) Local 70 Brooklyn Nine Nine Quiz (4/9/19) Local 60 Talk by Dr. Kapil Sibal Topic: How Strong are the State 450+ Pillars of Democracy? (9/15/18) Talk by Shri Manish Sisodia Topic: Transforming State 300+ India through Educational Reforms10/3/18 The Research Tourney: A policy case competition with an online preliminary round-teams. The participants were given a few days to research about the problem at hand and prepare a memorandum of National 250+ student registrations solutions for the same. Top 10 qualifying teams were invited for the finals in campus where they had to present their solutions to a panel of judges with the help of a presentation. (10/4/18) Talk by Shri Bezwada Wilson: A keynote speech, for Vox Populi, by Shri Bezwada Wilson, National State 150+ Convenor of Safai Karamchari Andolan addressing issues related to manual scavenging 10/5/18 Talk by Dr. Ashok Lahiri Topic: Politics in India's State 100+ Economics 10/6/18 Politique: A policy-based case study competition. During the 3 hour preliminary round, participants had to present solutions based on their understanding of various policies and how to use National 300+ them to solve real-life problems. The qualifying teams were engaged in moderated discussions held in campus. (10/6/18) St. Stephen's Model United Nations "The St. Stephen's Model United Nations is a simulation of the proceedings of the different United Nations Committees. This year, The Planning Forum hosted more than 280 delegates, IP and executive board members and Ambassador Nalin Surie as the International 280 delegates Honorary Secretary General. The 3 day conference witnessed intense discussions and deliberations on some of the most pressing issues in the world. The committees and their agendas are as follows:
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United Nations System Chief Executive Board for Coordination Agenda: UN Systen Collaboration for Joint Action on Conflict Mitigation and Prevention.
United Nations Development Programme Agenda: Strengthening Efforts to Eradicate Poverty and Hunger
United Nations Commission on the Status of Women Agenda: Enhancing Socio-Political Participation of Women with Emphasis on Women Security
Niti Aayog Agenda: Review of Data Managemnet Practices with Emphasis on Privacy and Surveillance
United Nations Human Rights Council Agenda: Countering Racially Discriminatory Practices
International Press and Executives Board (across all committees)" (2/1/19-2/3/19) iPolicy: In collaboration with the Centre for Civil Society, iPolicy-an introductory course in public policy where students were encouraged to think critically about social, economic and political issues through debates, simulations, case studies, working Local 35 + groups, etc. The 3 day course focussed on fundamental concepts of political economy and sound public policy through encouraging modules.(3/11/19-3/13/19) Keystone: An initiative with the Enabling Unit to develop ways to make our college community a more inclusive and equally accessible space for everyone. With the help of Keystone Institute, a non-profit disability rights organization, we conducted an accessibility audit in campus and Local 50 through its feedback, students proposed solutions for the accessibility problems in the form of a policy recommendation to the principal for consideration. Students who were involoved in iPolicy also helped improved the document in various stages.(3/28/19) Talk by Smt. Medha Patkar and Dr. Harish Hande A keynote lecture by Smt. Medha Patkar, founder member of Narmada Bachao Andolan, recipient of State 100+ various awards including the Mother Teresa Award for Social Justice (2014) and Right Livelihood
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Award (1991) and Dr. Harish Hande, co-founder of SELCO India, a social enterprise to erradicate poverty by promoting sustainable technologies in rural India. He recieved the Ramon Magsaysay Award in 2011.(4/2/19) Lecture by Sagarika Ghose on the Indian media in 2018 Local
Rakshanda Jalil: Lecture about Urdu literature and Local women’s writing David Devadas gave a talk on his new book on Kashmir, and about the turmoil in the Valley in Local general Session with Jonathan Gil Harris of Ashoka University, where he spoke about his book Masala Shakespeare and the political inclusivity of the Local Shakespeare adaptations that Bollywood has given us over the years. Writing of Rashid Jahan where we also went on to Local talk about her protégé, Ismat Chughtai. Movie screening :The Dark Knight Rises’ Local The Dandiya Night was organized during Navratri Local The Diwali Pujan held in collaboration with the Students’ Union Society, to give students a home Local away from home feeling for one of the most celebrated festivals of India A two-day sports fest,, day one celebrating indoor sports like table tennis, carom board and the virtual reality experience of Counter Strike, and day two Local dedicated to a grand show of skills at Volleyball by Stephanians. ‘Umang’:. Umang this year was a two-day fest. Day one was all about sports, something we believe the Local very foundations of the JCR reflect Silent DJ- a thriving concept of people dancing to their favorite music with headphones on, without creating the usual problems of noise pollution and Local disturbing those around, yet not compromising on the fun to any extent. On 7th of September, a fund raiser lunch was organized by the Malyalam literary society; the Local profits of which went to Nagaland, which had just suffered from a devastating flood The college community celebrated ‘Kerala Piravi’ donning saris and mundu while enjoying the Local performances of Pulikali, Thiruvathira and Vanchipattu. ‘Vykhari’, the annual journal of the society is Local working to provide a platform for creativity to flow
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Zubaan-e-izhaar, where the different literary societies in college put up shorts skits and sketches in their mother tongue, giving us the opportunity to delve into the literal meaning of being a multilingual theatre society. Day 2 started with “Majdhari Tafree” an improv theatrical treasure hunt and the first of its kind to be held in college with attractive cash prizes. An esteemed guest lecturer - Abhinandita Mathur, advisor to Manish Sisodia in the Art Culture Language and Tourism department was invited to Local give a talk on “Democratising Art” on September 19, 2018 The external production chosen to represent the society “Andarmahal” was placed among the top five teams amongst all the other hundred teams Local participating in the fest held at Gargi College and landed second place at the Atelier festival 2019 held by Maharja Agresen College. The Sabha’s annual production “RAJMAHAL CIRCUS” was organised on February 15, 2019. The Local production was outstanding and mimicked an actual circus like atmosphere for the play The Annual fest, “DASTAAN” which saw participation from around 40 colleges which sent in their entries to compete for the Anhad, the Local streetplay competition, and Bhaasha, the stage play competition. The Hiking Club organized the Cycling Trip to Humayun's Tomb. 35 cycles and backpacks took a Local ride and etched a memory forever.
The Kalihani Pass Trek was organised by the Hiking Club during the mid -semester break from Local the 13th-18th of October. The 14th National Climbing Competition to be held Local from 29th to 31st of March. Should Borders Matter? Antimmigrant Sentiments in North East India interests from media houses and Local 110 enthusiastic participants (8/25/2018) North East Lunch 9/15/18 Local 70 Onaatah 2/18/19 Local 15 Bodoland movement, its future and the Gorkha Local 30 Identity. Q & A Session 2/27/19 Unicolor: The opening ceremony, all the dance performances, and the high level of participation. Local 130 3/12/19 Orchid Release 4/5/2019 Local 25
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5.3.1 Number of awards/medals for outstanding performance in sports/cultural activities at national/international level (award for a team event should be counted as one) Year Name of the National/ Sports Cultural Student ID Name of the award/ medal/ International number student Event Names 2018-19 Shakespeare National - ‘Goodnig 16BHST075 Nikie Bareja, Society of India: ht 18BCHE014 Arnav National Drama Michael. Competition 2/2/19 Desdemo Best Production: na (Good Best Comic Actor Morning (Special Jury Juliet)’dir Prize): Nikie ected by Bareja, Kashish Best Actor (Second Komal, Runner Up): Arnav Nikitha Michael. Loraine, and Nikhil Paul 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, ASIAN CHAPIONSHIPS Basketball Sushantika International 18BBAP052 IN (W) Chakravortty BANGLORE/PAR TICIPATION 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, 5TH AGEL Lawn WORLD TOUR Gauri International Tennis 18BBAP072 SOFT TENNIS Aggarwal (W) CHAMPIONSHIPS 2019. 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, ALL INDIA SENIOR Badminto Tushar RANKING National 17BPCS069 n (M) Babbar NATIONAL BADMINTON TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, ALL INDIA SENIOR Badminto RANKING National 16BCHE068 Manisha n (W) NATIONAL BADMINTON TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, ALL INDIA Basketball National 16BBAP003 Robin Sharma BASKETBALL (M) CHAMPIONSHIP
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2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, NORTH ZONE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP Basketball National 16BBAP003 Robin Sharma HELD IN JAMIA (M) MILLIA ISLAMIA UNIVERSITY, DELHI 2018-19 2018-19GOLD MEDAL, SENIOR Basketball NATIONAL National 17BHST080 Shreyasi Vats (W) BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, NATIONAL BASKETBALL Basketball CHAMPIONSHIP National 17BHST080 Shreyasi Vats (W) HELD AT BHAVNAGAR, GUJARAT 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, SENIOR Basketball Sushantika NATIONAL National 18BBAP052 (W) Chakravortty BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, ALL INDIA INTER Basketball Sushantika National 18BBAP057 UNIVERSITY (W) Chakravortty BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, COL CK NAYUDU Kartkey National Cricket 17BMAT055 TROPHY - Jaiswal JHARKHAND STATE UNDER 23 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, Kartkey UP STATE National Cricket 17BMAT055 Jaiswal CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, RANJI TROPHY - National Cricket 16BHST065 Utkarsh Singh JHARKHAND STATE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, VIJAY HAZARE TROPHY - National Cricket 16BHST065 Utkarsh Singh JHARKHAND STATE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, National Cricket 16BHST065 Utkarsh Singh
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COL CK NAYUDU TROPHY - JHARKHAND STATE UNDER 23 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SYED MUSHTAQ National Cricket 16BHST065 Utkarsh Singh ALI TROPHY 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SENIOR NATIONAL (SANTOSH Football Mark National 18BBAP067 TROPHY) CAMP (M) Hamilton 2018-19 AT THE AMBEDKAR STADIUM 2018-19 BRONZE MEDAL, Football Gitanjali NORTH ZONE National 16BMAT016 (W) Anna Pais CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018-19 BRONZE MEDAL, Football Gitanjali NORTH ZONE National 16BMAT016 (W) Anna Pais INTER-VARSITY 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, ALL INDIA INTER Football Gitanjali National 16BMAT016 UNIVERSITY (W) Anna Pais FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, NORTH ZONE Lawn INTER National Tennis 16BPCH041 Gaurang UNIVERSITY (M) TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, NORTH ZONE Lawn INTER Shubham National Tennis 17BBAP055 UNIVERSITY Malhotra (M) TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, AITA NATIONAL LEVEL Lawn Shubham TOURNAMENT National Tennis 17BBAP055 Malhotra AT KARNAL (M) FROM 11 FEBRUARY 2019 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, Lawn Shubham AITA NATIONAL National Tennis 17BBAP055 Malhotra LEVEL (M)
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TOURNAMENT AT KARNAL ON 14 JANUARY 2019 2018-19 BRONZE MEDAL, NORTH ZONE Lawn INTER Gauri National Tennis 18BBAP072 UNIVERSITY Aggarwal (W) TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Lawn UNIVERSITY Gauri National Tennis 18BBAP072 INTER COLLEGE Aggarwal (W) CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, ALL INDIA Lawn INTER Gauri National Tennis 18BBAP072 UNIVERSITY Aggarwal (W) TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, 16TH SENIOR Lawn NATIONALS Gauri National Tennis 18BBAP072 SOFT TENNIS Aggarwal (W) CHAMPIONSHIPS 2019 2018-19 BRONZE MEDAL, ALL INDIA Lawn INTER National Tennis 18BECO067 Misha Sood UNIVERSITY (W) TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 2018- 19PARTICIPATIO N, 62ND NATIONAL SHOOTING CHAMPIONSHIP Shooting Jaideep National 17BPHY076 COMPETITION (M) Phogat AT NATIONAL SHOOTING RANGE, THIRUVANANTH APURAM 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, NORTH ZONE Shooting Jaideep SHOOTING National 17BPHY076 (M) Phogat CHAMPIONSHIP AT JASPAL
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RANA SHOOTING RANGE, DEHRADUN 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, ALL INDIA Shooting Kismat National 16BBAP027 INTER VARSITY (M) Chopra CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, NORTH Shooting Kismat ZONE (NATIONA National 16BBAP027 (M) Chopra L) CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, 62ND NATIONAL SHOOTING CHAMPIONSHIP Shooting Kismat National 16BBAP027 COMPETITION (M) Chopra HELD AT OASES SHOOTING RANGES, JAIPUR 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, 62ND NATIONAL SHOOTING COMPETITION Shooting National 18BMAT089 Rajat Tomar (NSCC) AT (M) THIRUVANANTH APURAM , KERALA 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, NORTH Shooting Rohan ZONE (NATIONA National 17BCHE092 (M) Khanna L) CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, KUMAR SURENDRA Shooting Samarjit National 16BHST064 SINGH (M) Singh SHOOTING CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, NORTH ZONE Shooting Samarjit National 16BHST064 SHOOTING (M) Singh CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, 62 ND NATIONAL Shooting Samarjit SHOOTING National 16BHST064 (M) Singh CHAMPIONSHIP COMPETION 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, National Shooting 18BHST089 Bandhvi
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28TH G.V. (W) Singh MAVLANKAR BIG BORE SHOOTING COMPETITION 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, NATIONAL Shooting Niyati National 18MENG016 SHOOTING (W) Khanna CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SELECTION TRIALS FOR THE Shooting Niyati ASIAN GAMES National 18MENG016 (W) Khanna AND THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, NORTH ZONE Shooting SHOOTING National 17BBAP057 Prableen Dua (W) CHAMPIONSHIP IN DELHI 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, NATIONAL Shooting SHOOTING National 17BBAP057 Prableen Dua (W) CHAMPIONSHIP IN TRIVANDRUM 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SELECTION TRIALS 1 & 2 Shooting National 17BBAP057 Prableen Dua FOR THE (W) NATIONAL TEAM 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, 62ND NATIONAL Shooting National 16BBAP001 Riya Singh SHOOTING (W) CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, NATIONAL Shooting National 16BBAP001 Riya Singh SHOOTING (W) CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SELECTION TRIALS 1 & 2 Shooting National 16BBAP001 Riya Singh FOR THE (W) NATIONAL TEAM 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SELECTION Shooting National 16BBAP001 Riya Singh TRIALS 3 & 4 (W) FOR THE
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NATIONAL TEAM 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, ALL INDIA INTER Shooting National 16BBAP001 Riya Singh UNIVERSITY (W) CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, NATIONAL Shooting Saumya National 17BENG054 SHOOTING (W) Saksena CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SELECTION TRIALS 1 & 2 Shooting Saumya National 17BENG054 FOR THE (W) Saksena NATIONAL TEAM 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, ALL INDIA INTER Shooting Saumya National 17BENG054 UNIVERSITY (W) Saksena CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, ALL INDIA INTER- UNIVERSITY SQUASH Squash National 16BMAT052 Aseem Mehra TOURNAMENT (M) HELD IN MANIPAL UNIVERSITY, JAIPUR 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, MEN’S 76TH MEN’S NATIONAL Squash SQUASH National 16BMAT052 Aseem Mehra (M) TOURNAMENT AT LEGENDS SPORTS CLUB, PUNE 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, ALL INDIA INTER- Squash UNIVERSITY National 18BBAP070 Kunal Singh (M) SQUASH TOURNAMENT HELD IN
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MANIPAL UNIVERSITY, JAIPUR 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, MEN’S SENIOR NATIONAL SQUASH CHAMPIONSHIP, HELD IN HCL Squash 75TH NATIONAL National 18BBAP070 Kunal Singh (M) SQUASH CHAMPIONSHIPS , SIRI FORT SPORTS COMPLEX, DELHI 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRFI NATIONAL RANKING Squash TOURNAMENT National 18BBAP070 Kunal Singh (M) AT THE OTTERS CLUB VEDANTA SQUASH OPEN 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, RAJASTHAN IN THE JUNIOR Squash NATIONAL National 18BBAP070 Kunal Singh (M) CHAMPIONSHIP IN THE BOYS UNDER 19 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, GYMKHANA CLUB OPEN TOURNAMENT Squash National 18BBAP070 Kunal Singh IN THE MEN’S (M) CATEGORY, HELD IN DELHI, 12-17 JUNE 2018 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, MAHARASHTRA STATE OPEN IN Squash THE MEN’S National 18BBAP070 Kunal Singh (M) CATEGORY, HELD IN MUMBAI 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, ALL INDIA Squash Rahul INTER- National 17BMAT064 (M) Vasishtha UNIVERSITY SQUASH
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TOURNAMENT HELD IN MANIPAL UNIVERSITY, JAIPUR 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, MEN'S SENIOR Squash Rahul NATIONAL National 17BMAT064 (M) Vasishtha SQUASH CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRFI NATIONAL RANKING Squash Rahul TOURNAMENT National 17BMAT064 (M) Vasishtha AT THE OTTERS CLUB VEDANTA SQUASH OPEN 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRFI NATIONAL RANKING TOURNAMENT Squash Rahul AT THE National 17BMAT064 (M) Vasishtha CENTURY BANGALORE SQUASH OPEN 2019 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRFI NATIONAL RANKING Squash Rahul TOURNAMENT National 17BMAT064 (M) Vasishtha AT THE JUHU GYMKHANA SQUASH OPEN 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRFI NATIONAL RANKING Squash Rahul TOURNAMENT National 17BMAT064 (M) Vasishtha AT THE PUNE SQUASH OPEN 2019 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, MEN’S SENIOR NATIONAL SQUASH Yathendra CHAMPIONSHIP, Squash National 17BPCS036 Sreevatsava HELD IN HCL (M) Pedada 75TH NATIONAL SQUASH CHAMPIONSHIPS , SIRI FORT
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SPORTS COMPLEX, DELHI 2018-19 BRONZE MEDAL, ALL INDIA Squash Gauri National 18BBAP071 INTER VARSITY (W) Aggarwal RUNNER UP 2018-19 BRONZE MEDAL, ALL INDIA Squash Sanjukta National 17BHST050 INTER VARSITY (W) David RUNNER UP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, ALL INDIA SIMMING Swimmin Sameer National 18BBAP064 SENIOR g (M) Sejwal NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, KHELO INDIA Swimmin Sameer National 18BBAP064 UNIVERSITY g (M) Sejwal GAMES 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, ALL INDIA Swimmin Sameer UNIVERSITY National 18BBAP064 g (M) Sejwal SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 BRONZE MEDAL, ALL INDIA INTER UNIVERSITY AQUATIC Swimmin National 18BENG042 Samit Sejwal CHAMPIONSHIP g (M) 2018 BANGALORE (4 X 100M FREESTYLE ) 2018-19 BRONZE MEDAL, ALL INDIA INTER UNIVERSITY AQUATIC Swimmin National 18BENG042 Samit Sejwal CHAMPIONSHIP g (M) 2018 BANGALORE (50M FREESTYLE ) 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, GLENMARK Swimmin National 18BENG042 Samit Sejwal SENIOR g (M) NATIONAL
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AQUATIC CHAMPIONSHIP 2018, TRIVANDRUM, KERALA (4X100 MEDLAY ) 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, KHELO INDIA YOUTH GAMES 2019, Swimmin National 18BENG042 Samit Sejwal BBALEWADI g (M) STADIUM , PUNE MAHARASHTRA (4X100 MEDLAY) 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, ALL INDIA INTER UNIVERSITY Swimmin AQUATIC National 18BENG042 Samit Sejwal g (M) CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 BANGALORE (4 X 100M MEDLEY) 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, KHELO INDIA YOUTH GAMES 2019, Swimmin BBALEWADI National 18BENG042 Samit Sejwal g (M) STADIUM , PUNE MAHARASHTRA (4x10 FREESTYLE) 2018-19 BRONZE MEDAL, SENIOR Table - Hardik NATIONAL National Tennis 18BECO064 Palliwal TABLE TENNIS (M) CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 BRONZE MEDAL, Table - Harshvardhan KHELO INDIA National Tennis 17BPHI011 Lahoti YOUTH GAMES (M) 2018-19 BRONZE MEDAL, NORTH ZONE Table - INTER Harshvardhan National Tennis 17BPHI011 UNIVERSITY Lahoti (M) CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, Table - JUNIOR AND Harshvardhan National Tennis 17BPHI011 YOUTH Lahoti (M) NATIONAL
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TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, ALL INDIA UNIVERSITY TABLE TENNIS Table - Harshvardhan TOURNAMENT National Tennis 17BPHI011 Lahoti HELD AT GITAM (M) UNIVERSITY, VISHAKHAPATN AM 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, Table - ALL INDIA National Tennis 18MENG018 Neeraj INTER VARSITY (M) THIRD PLACE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, NATIONAL Table - Priyanka TABLE TENNIS National Tennis 18BENG040 Pareek TOURNAMENTS (W) IN ODISHA 2018-19 BRONZE MEDAL, ALL INDIA Table - INTER Priyanka National Tennis 18BENG040 UNIVERSITY Pareek (W) CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, NORTH-ZONE Table - INTER Priyanka National Tennis 18BENG040 UNIVERSITY Pareek (W) CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, NATIONAL Table - RANKING TABLE Priyanka National Tennis 18BENG040 TENNIS Pareek (W) CHAMPIONSHIPS - EAST ZONE 2018-19 BRONZE MEDAL, ALL INDIA Table - INTER National Tennis 18BPHI014 Srishti Gupta UNIVERSITY (W) CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, NORTH-ZONE Table - INTER National Tennis 18BPHI014 Srishti Gupta UNIVERSITY (W) CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19
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2018-19 PARTICIPATION, 80TH JUNIOR Table - AND YOUTH National Tennis 18BPHI014 Srishti Gupta NATIONAL (W) TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, NATIONAL Table - TABLE TENNIS National Tennis 18BPHI014 Srishti Gupta TOURNAMENTS (W) IN GUJARAT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Badminto UNIVERSITY State 16BECO005 Anil Kundu n (M) INTER COLLEGE CHAPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Badminto UNIVERSITY State BINOY Binoy n (M) INTER COLLEGE CHAPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Badminto Deepjyoti UNIVERSITY State 18MSAN001 n (M) Deb INTER COLLEGE CHAPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Badminto UNIVERSITY State 18BPHY034 Ken George n (M) INTER COLLEGE CHAPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Badminto UNIVERSITY State 17BECO055 Manas Jain n (M) INTER COLLEGE CHAPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Badminto Tushar UNIVERSITY State 17BPCS069 n (M) Babbar INTER COLLEGE CHAPIONSHIP 2018-19 BRONZE MEDAL, INTER STATE BADMINTON Badminto Tushar TOURNAMENT , State 17BPCS069 n (M) Babbar HELD AT HALDWANI , UTTARAKHAND 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, Badminto State 16BBAP012 Ankita Chettri DELHI n (W)
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UNIVERSITY INTER COLLEGE CHAPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Elizabeth Badminto UNIVERSITY State 17BENG009 Lalremruati n (W) INTER COLLEGE Hangsing CHAPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, INDERPRASTHA COLLEGE Badminto YOUTH State 16BCHE068 Manisha n (W) FESTIVAL BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Badminto UNIVERSITY State 16BCHE068 Manisha n (W) INTER COLLEGE CHAPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Badminto UNIVERSITY State 17BPCH023 Shriya Bansal n (W) INTER COLLEGE CHAPIONSHIP 2018-19 BRONZE MEDAL, INDERPRASTHA COLLEGE Badminto YOUTH State 18BPCH049 Surbhi n (W) FESTIVAL BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Badminto UNIVERSITY State 18BPCH049 Surbhi n (W) INTER COLLEGE CHAPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI INTER Basketball Abir V COLLEGE State 17BPHY078 (M) George BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL Basketball Abir V State 17BPHY078 CHAMPIONSHIP, (M) George SHRI RAM COLLEGE OF COMMERCE
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2018-19 PARTICIPATION, INVITATIONAL INTER COLLEGE Basketball Abir V State 17BPHY078 BASKETBALL (M) George TOURNAMENT, HINDU COLLEGE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, JESUS AND Basketball Abir V MARY COLLEGE State 17BPHY078 (M) George BASKETBALL FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, ST. MARY’S Basketball Abir V BASKETBALL State 17BPHY078 (M) George TOURNAMENT (SMBC) 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI INTER Basketball COLLEGE State 17BMAT003 Amay Charles (M) BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL Basketball State 17BMAT003 Amay Charles CHAMPIONSHIP, (M) SHRI RAM COLLEGE OF COMMERCE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, INVITATIONAL INTER COLLEGE Basketball State 17BMAT003 Amay Charles BASKETBALL (M) TOURNAMENT, HINDU COLLEGE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, JESUS AND Basketball MARY COLLEGE State 17BMAT003 Amay Charles (M) BASKETBALL FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, ST. MARY’S Basketball BASKETBALL State 17BMAT003 Amay Charles (M) TOURNAMENT (SMBC) 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI INTER Basketball COLLEGE State 16BBAP014 Arnold Joy P (M) BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
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2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL Basketball State 16BBAP014 Arnold Joy P CHAMPIONSHIP, (M) SHRI RAM COLLEGE OF COMMERCE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, INVITATIONAL INTER COLLEGE Basketball State 16BBAP014 Arnold Joy P BASKETBALL (M) TOURNAMENT, HINDU COLLEGE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, JESUS AND Basketball MARY COLLEGE State 16BBAP014 Arnold Joy P (M) BASKETBALL FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, ST. MARY’S Basketball BASKETBALL State 16BBAP014 Arnold Joy P (M) TOURNAMENT (SMBC) 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI INTER Basketball Jason Ezekiel COLLEGE State 18BMAT021 (M) Abednego BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL Basketball Jason Ezekiel State 18BMAT021 CHAMPIONSHIP, (M) Abednego SHRI RAM COLLEGE OF COMMERCE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, INVITATIONAL INTER COLLEGE Basketball Jason Ezekiel State 18BMAT021 BASKETBALL (M) Abednego TOURNAMENT, HINDU COLLEGE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, JESUS AND Basketball Jason Ezekiel MARY COLLEGE State 18BMAT021 (M) Abednego BASKETBALL FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, Basketball Jason Ezekiel State 18BMAT021 ST. MARY’S (M) Abednego
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BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT (SMBC) 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI INTER Basketball Jonathan COLLEGE State 17BPHY086 (M) Daniel BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL Basketball Jonathan State 17BPHY086 CHAMPIONSHIP, (M) Daniel SHRI RAM COLLEGE OF COMMERCE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, INVITATIONAL INTER COLLEGE Basketball Jonathan State 17BPHY086 BASKETBALL (M) Daniel TOURNAMENT, HINDU COLLEGE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, JESUS AND Basketball Jonathan MARY COLLEGE State 17BPHY086 (M) Daniel BASKETBALL FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, ST. MARY’S Basketball Jonathan BASKETBALL State 17BPHY086 (M) Daniel TOURNAMENT (SMBC) 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI INTER Basketball Obed COLLEGE State 16BCHE047 (M) Letlensang BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL Basketball Obed State 16BCHE047 CHAMPIONSHIP, (M) Letlensang SHRI RAM COLLEGE OF COMMERCE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, INVITATIONAL Basketball Obed INTER COLLEGE State 16BCHE047 (M) Letlensang BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT,
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HINDU COLLEGE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, JESUS AND Basketball Obed MARY COLLEGE State 16BCHE047 (M) Letlensang BASKETBALL FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, ST. MARY’S Basketball Obed BASKETBALL State 16BCHE047 (M) Letlensang TOURNAMENT (SMBC) 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI INTER Basketball COLLEGE State 16BBAP003 Robin Sharma (M) BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL Basketball State 16BBAP003 Robin Sharma CHAMPIONSHIP, (M) SHRI RAM COLLEGE OF COMMERCE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, INVITATIONAL INTER COLLEGE Basketball State 16BBAP003 Robin Sharma BASKETBALL (M) TOURNAMENT, HINDU COLLEGE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, JESUS AND Basketball MARY COLLEGE State 16BBAP003 Robin Sharma (M) BASKETBALL FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, ST. MARY’S Basketball BASKETBALL State 16BBAP003 Robin Sharma (M) TOURNAMENT (SMBC) 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI INTER Basketball COLLEGE State 16BECO039 Samar Khan (M) BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC Basketball INVITATIONAL State 16BECO039 Samar Khan (M) BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP,
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SHRI RAM COLLEGE OF COMMERCE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, INVITATIONAL INTER COLLEGE Basketball State 16BECO039 Samar Khan BASKETBALL (M) TOURNAMENT, HINDU COLLEGE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, JESUS AND Basketball MARY COLLEGE State 16BECO039 Samar Khan (M) BASKETBALL FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, ST. MARY’S Basketball BASKETBALL State 16BECO039 Samar Khan (M) TOURNAMENT (SMBC) 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI INTER Basketball COLLEGE State 16BBAP002 Saurav Lohia (M) BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL Basketball State 16BBAP002 Saurav Lohia CHAMPIONSHIP, (M) SHRI RAM COLLEGE OF COMMERCE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, INVITATIONAL INTER COLLEGE Basketball State 16BBAP002 Saurav Lohia BASKETBALL (M) TOURNAMENT, HINDU COLLEGE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, JESUS AND Basketball MARY COLLEGE State 16BBAP002 Saurav Lohia (M) BASKETBALL FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, ST. MARY’S Basketball BASKETBALL State 16BBAP002 Saurav Lohia (M) TOURNAMENT (SMBC)
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2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI INTER Basketball COLLEGE State 18BECO068 Sumit Bisht (M) BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL Basketball State 18BECO068 Sumit Bisht CHAMPIONSHIP, (M) SHRI RAM COLLEGE OF COMMERCE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, INVITATIONAL INTER COLLEGE Basketball State 18BECO068 Sumit Bisht BASKETBALL (M) TOURNAMENT, HINDU COLLEGE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, JESUS AND Basketball MARY COLLEGE State 18BECO068 Sumit Bisht (M) BASKETBALL FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, ST. MARY’S Basketball BASKETBALL State 18BECO068 Sumit Bisht (M) TOURNAMENT (SMBC) 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI INTER Basketball COLLEGE State 17BHST081 Vishal Rathee (M) BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL Basketball State 17BHST081 Vishal Rathee CHAMPIONSHIP, (M) SHRI RAM COLLEGE OF COMMERCE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, INVITATIONAL INTER COLLEGE Basketball State 17BHST081 Vishal Rathee BASKETBALL (M) TOURNAMENT, HINDU COLLEGE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, Basketball State 17BHST081 Vishal Rathee JESUS AND (M)
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MARY COLLEGE BASKETBALL FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, ST. MARY’S Basketball BASKETBALL State 17BHST081 Vishal Rathee (M) TOURNAMENT (SMBC) 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI INTER Basketball Zorintluanga COLLEGE State 18BBAP058 (M) Bawitlung BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL Basketball Zorintluanga State 18BBAP058 CHAMPIONSHIP, (M) Bawitlung SHRI RAM COLLEGE OF COMMERCE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, INVITATIONAL INTER COLLEGE Basketball Zorintluanga State 18BBAP058 BASKETBALL (M) Bawitlung TOURNAMENT, HINDU COLLEGE 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, JESUS AND Basketball Zorintluanga MARY COLLEGE State 18BBAP058 (M) Bawitlung BASKETBALL FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, ST. MARY’S Basketball Zorintluanga BASKETBALL State 18BBAP058 (M) Bawitlung TOURNAMENT (SMBC) 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, N.S.U.I. Basketball Aarushi State 16BENG035 BASKETBALL (W) Chadha TOURNAMENT 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, “AAHVAAN” - Basketball Aarushi DELHI State 16BENG035 (W) Chadha TECHNOLOGICA L UNIVERSITY 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, UNIVERSITY OF Basketball Aarushi State 16BENG035 DELHI INTER- (W) Chadha COLLEGE
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BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, XXII NEW DELHI YMCA INTER- Basketball Aarushi State 16BENG035 COLLEGE (W) Chadha BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC Basketball Aarushi INVITATIONAL State 16BENG035 (W) Chadha BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, JMC Basketball Aarushi INVITATIONAL State 16BENG035 (W) Chadha BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, XXII NEW DELHI YMCA INTER- Basketball Aarushi State 16BENG035 COLLEGE (W) Chadha BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, DR. BHARAT RAM OPEN Basketball Aarushi State 16BENG035 SPORTS MEET (W) Chadha AT LADY SHRI RAM COLLEGE 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, N.S.U.I. Basketball Abhilasha State 16BPHI001 BASKETBALL (W) Singh TOURNAMENT 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, “AAHVAAN” - Basketball Abhilasha DELHI State 16BPHI001 (W) Singh TECHNOLOGICA L UNIVERSITY 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, UNIVERSITY OF DELHI INTER- Basketball Abhilasha State 16BPHI001 COLLEGE (W) Singh BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, XXII NEW DELHI Basketball Abhilasha YMCA INTER- State 16BPHI001 (W) Singh COLLEGE BASKETBALL
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TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC Basketball Abhilasha INVITATIONAL State 16BPHI001 (W) Singh BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, JMC Basketball Abhilasha INVITATIONAL State 16BPHI001 (W) Singh BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, XXII NEW DELHI YMCA INTER- Basketball Abhilasha State 16BPHI001 COLLEGE (W) Singh BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, DR. BHARAT RAM OPEN Basketball Abhilasha State 16BPHI001 SPORTS MEET (W) Singh AT LADY SHRI RAM COLLEGE 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, N.S.U.I. Basketball Aditi State 18BMAT002 BASKETBALL (W) Acharya TOURNAMENT 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, “AAHVAAN” - Basketball Aditi DELHI State 18BMAT002 (W) Acharya TECHNOLOGICA L UNIVERSITY 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, UNIVERSITY OF DELHI INTER- Basketball Aditi State 18BMAT002 COLLEGE (W) Acharya BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, XXII NEW DELHI YMCA INTER- Basketball Aditi State 18BMAT002 COLLEGE (W) Acharya BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC Basketball Aditi INVITATIONAL State 18BMAT002 (W) Acharya BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, State Basketball 18BMAT002 Aditi
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JMC (W) Acharya INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, XXII NEW DELHI YMCA INTER- Basketball Aditi State 18BMAT002 COLLEGE (W) Acharya BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, DR. BHARAT RAM OPEN Basketball Aditi State 18BMAT002 SPORTS MEET (W) Acharya AT LADY SHRI RAM COLLEGE 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, N.S.U.I. Basketball Arundhati State 18MPHY009 BASKETBALL (W) Chakraborty TOURNAMENT 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, “AAHVAAN” - Basketball Arundhati DELHI State 18MPHY009 (W) Chakraborty TECHNOLOGICA L UNIVERSITY 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, UNIVERSITY OF DELHI INTER- Basketball Arundhati State 18MPHY009 COLLEGE (W) Chakraborty BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, XXII NEW DELHI YMCA INTER- Basketball Arundhati State 18MPHY009 COLLEGE (W) Chakraborty BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC Basketball Arundhati INVITATIONAL State 18MPHY009 (W) Chakraborty BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, JMC Basketball Arundhati INVITATIONAL State 18MPHY009 (W) Chakraborty BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, Basketball Arundhati XXII NEW DELHI State 18MPHY009 (W) Chakraborty YMCA INTER-
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COLLEGE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, DR. BHARAT RAM OPEN Basketball Arundhati State 18MPHY009 SPORTS MEET (W) Chakraborty AT LADY SHRI RAM COLLEGE 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, N.S.U.I. Basketball State 18BPCS048 Mehak Seth BASKETBALL (W) TOURNAMENT 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, “AAHVAAN” - Basketball DELHI State 18BPCS048 Mehak Seth (W) TECHNOLOGICA L UNIVERSITY 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, UNIVERSITY OF DELHI INTER- Basketball State 18BPCS048 Mehak Seth COLLEGE (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, XXII NEW DELHI YMCA INTER- Basketball State 18BPCS048 Mehak Seth COLLEGE (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC Basketball INVITATIONAL State 18BPCS048 Mehak Seth (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, JMC Basketball INVITATIONAL State 18BPCS048 Mehak Seth (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, XXII NEW DELHI YMCA INTER- Basketball State 18BPCS048 Mehak Seth COLLEGE (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, DR. BHARAT Basketball State 18BPCS048 Mehak Seth RAM OPEN (W) SPORTS MEET
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AT LADY SHRI RAM COLLEGE 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, N.S.U.I. Basketball Nishita State 17BECO068 BASKETBALL (W) Sabharwal TOURNAMENT 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, “AAHVAAN” - Basketball Nishita DELHI State 17BECO068 (W) Sabharwal TECHNOLOGICA L UNIVERSITY 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, UNIVERSITY OF DELHI INTER- Basketball Nishita State 17BECO068 COLLEGE (W) Sabharwal BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, XXII NEW DELHI YMCA INTER- Basketball Nishita State 17BECO068 COLLEGE (W) Sabharwal BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC Basketball Nishita INVITATIONAL State 17BECO068 (W) Sabharwal BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, JMC Basketball Nishita INVITATIONAL State 17BECO068 (W) Sabharwal BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, XXII NEW DELHI YMCA INTER- Basketball Nishita State 17BECO068 COLLEGE (W) Sabharwal BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, DR. BHARAT RAM OPEN Basketball Nishita State 17BECO068 SPORTS MEET (W) Sabharwal AT LADY SHRI RAM COLLEGE 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, N.S.U.I. Basketball State 18BHST037 Ojasvi Chugh BASKETBALL (W) TOURNAMENT 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, State Basketball 18BHST037 Ojasvi Chugh
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“AAHVAAN” - (W) DELHI TECHNOLOGICA L UNIVERSITY 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, UNIVERSITY OF DELHI INTER- Basketball State 18BHST037 Ojasvi Chugh COLLEGE (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, XXII NEW DELHI YMCA INTER- Basketball State 18BHST037 Ojasvi Chugh COLLEGE (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC Basketball INVITATIONAL State 18BHST037 Ojasvi Chugh (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, JMC Basketball INVITATIONAL State 18BHST037 Ojasvi Chugh (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, XXII NEW DELHI YMCA INTER- Basketball State 18BHST037 Ojasvi Chugh COLLEGE (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, DR. BHARAT RAM OPEN Basketball State 18BHST037 Ojasvi Chugh SPORTS MEET (W) AT LADY SHRI RAM COLLEGE 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, N.S.U.I. Basketball Prerna State 17BPHY077 BASKETBALL (W) Saharan TOURNAMENT 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, “AAHVAAN” - Basketball Prerna DELHI State 17BPHY077 (W) Saharan TECHNOLOGICA L UNIVERSITY 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, Basketball Prerna UNIVERSITY OF State 17BPHY077 (W) Saharan DELHI INTER-
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COLLEGE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, XXII NEW DELHI YMCA INTER- Basketball Prerna State 17BPHY077 COLLEGE (W) Saharan BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC Basketball Prerna INVITATIONAL State 17BPHY077 (W) Saharan BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, JMC Basketball Prerna INVITATIONAL State 17BPHY077 (W) Saharan BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, XXII NEW DELHI YMCA INTER- Basketball Prerna State 17BPHY077 COLLEGE (W) Saharan BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, DR. BHARAT RAM OPEN Basketball Prerna State 17BPHY077 SPORTS MEET (W) Saharan AT LADY SHRI RAM COLLEGE 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, N.S.U.I. Basketball Ridhima State 18BCHE084 BASKETBALL (W) Khanna TOURNAMENT 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, “AAHVAAN” - Basketball Ridhima DELHI State 18BCHE084 (W) Khanna TECHNOLOGICA L UNIVERSITY 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, UNIVERSITY OF DELHI INTER- Basketball Ridhima State 18BCHE084 COLLEGE (W) Khanna BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, XXII NEW DELHI Basketball Ridhima State 18BCHE084 YMCA INTER- (W) Khanna COLLEGE
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BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC Basketball Ridhima INVITATIONAL State 18BCHE084 (W) Khanna BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, JMC Basketball Ridhima INVITATIONAL State 18BCHE084 (W) Khanna BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, XXII NEW DELHI YMCA INTER- Basketball Ridhima State 18BCHE084 COLLEGE (W) Khanna BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, DR. BHARAT RAM OPEN Basketball Ridhima State 18BCHE084 SPORTS MEET (W) Khanna AT LADY SHRI RAM COLLEGE 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, N.S.U.I. Basketball State 17BENG055 Rosy Saji BASKETBALL (W) TOURNAMENT 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, “AAHVAAN” - Basketball DELHI State 17BENG055 Rosy Saji (W) TECHNOLOGICA L UNIVERSITY 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, UNIVERSITY OF DELHI INTER- Basketball State 17BENG055 Rosy Saji COLLEGE (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT PARTICIPATION, 2018-19 XXII NEW DELHI YMCA INTER- Basketball State 17BENG055 Rosy Saji COLLEGE (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC Basketball INVITATIONAL State 17BENG055 Rosy Saji (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT,
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2018-19 PARTICIPATION, JMC Basketball INVITATIONAL State 17BENG055 Rosy Saji (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, XXII NEW DELHI YMCA INTER- Basketball State 17BENG055 Rosy Saji COLLEGE (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, DR. BHARAT RAM OPEN Basketball State 17BENG055 Rosy Saji SPORTS MEET (W) AT LADY SHRI RAM COLLEGE 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, N.S.U.I. Basketball State 17BHST080 Shreyasi Vats BASKETBALL (W) TOURNAMENT 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, “AAHVAAN” - Basketball DELHI State 17BHST080 Shreyasi Vats (W) TECHNOLOGICA L UNIVERSITY 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, UNIVERSITY OF DELHI INTER- Basketball State 17BHST080 Shreyasi Vats COLLEGE (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, XXII NEW DELHI YMCA INTER- Basketball State 17BHST080 Shreyasi Vats COLLEGE (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC Basketball INVITATIONAL State 17BHST080 Shreyasi Vats (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, JMC Basketball INVITATIONAL State 17BHST080 Shreyasi Vats (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, Basketball State 17BHST080 Shreyasi Vats XXII NEW DELHI (W)
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YMCA INTER- COLLEGE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, DR. BHARAT RAM OPEN Basketball State 17BHST080 Shreyasi Vats SPORTS MEET (W) AT LADY SHRI RAM COLLEGE 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, N.S.U.I. Basketball State 17BMAT065 Shrika Kohli BASKETBALL (W) TOURNAMENT 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, “AAHVAAN” - Basketball DELHI State 17BMAT065 Shrika Kohli (W) TECHNOLOGICA L UNIVERSITY 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, UNIVERSITY OF DELHI INTER- Basketball State 17BMAT065 Shrika Kohli COLLEGE (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, XXII NEW DELHI YMCA INTER- Basketball State 17BMAT065 Shrika Kohli COLLEGE (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC Basketball INVITATIONAL State 17BMAT065 Shrika Kohli (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, JMC Basketball INVITATIONAL State 17BMAT065 Shrika Kohli (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, XXII NEW DELHI YMCA INTER- Basketball State 17BMAT065 Shrika Kohli COLLEGE (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, Basketball DR. BHARAT State 17BMAT065 Shrika Kohli (W) RAM OPEN
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SPORTS MEET AT LADY SHRI RAM COLLEGE 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, NORTH ZONE Basketball Sushantika INTER State 18BBAP053 (W) Chakravortty UNIVERSITY CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, N.S.U.I. Basketball Sushantika State 18BBAP057 BASKETBALL (W) Chakravortty TOURNAMENT 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, “AAHVAAN” - Basketball Sushantika DELHI State 18BBAP057 (W) Chakravortty TECHNOLOGICA L UNIVERSITY 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, UNIVERSITY OF DELHI INTER- Basketball Sushantika State 18BBAP057 COLLEGE (W) Chakravortty BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, XXII NEW DELHI YMCA INTER- Basketball Sushantika State 18BBAP057 COLLEGE (W) Chakravortty BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC Basketball Sushantika INVITATIONAL State 18BBAP057 (W) Chakravortty BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, JMC Basketball Sushantika INVITATIONAL State 18BBAP057 (W) Chakravortty BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, XXII NEW DELHI YMCA INTER- Basketball Sushantika State 18BBAP057 COLLEGE (W) Chakravortty BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, DR. BHARAT Basketball Sushantika RAM OPEN State 18BBAP057 (W) Chakravortty SPORTS MEET AT LADY SHRI
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RAM COLLEGE 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, N.S.U.I. Basketball State 16BPHY080 Vidhi BASKETBALL (W) TOURNAMENT 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, “AAHVAAN” - Basketball DELHI State 16BPHY080 Vidhi (W) TECHNOLOGICA L UNIVERSITY 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, UNIVERSITY OF DELHI INTER- Basketball State 16BPHY080 Vidhi COLLEGE (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, XXII NEW DELHI YMCA INTER- Basketball State 16BPHY080 Vidhi COLLEGE (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SRCC Basketball INVITATIONAL State 16BPHY080 Vidhi (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, JMC Basketball INVITATIONAL State 16BPHY080 Vidhi (W) BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT, 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, ST. MARY’S Basketball State 16BPHY080 Vidhi BASKETBALL (W) TOURNAMENT 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, DR. BHARAT RAM OPEN Basketball State 16BPHY080 Vidhi SPORTS MEET (W) AT LADY SHRI RAM COLLEGE 2018-19 Participation, DELHI Angus UNIVERSITY State Chess (M) 18BMAT007 Alphonso INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, Deepanshu DELHI State Chess (M) 16BMAT012 Goel UNIVERSITY
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INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI UNIVERSITY State Chess (M) 16BMAT013 Dhruv Arora INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Kamal Kumar UNIVERSITY State Chess (M) 16BBAP025 Yadav INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 Participation, DELHI UNIVERSITY State Chess (M) 18BPCS038 Sai Karthik INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI UNIVERSITY State Cricket 16BPHI006 Arfat Ali INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Bhavnesh UNIVERSITY State Cricket 17BCHE013 Jangid INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Devendra UNIVERSITY State Cricket 16BCHE019 Prajapat INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI UNIVERSITY State Cricket 16BPHY022 Garvit Bajaj INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Jitendra UNIVERSITY State Cricket 16BPCH043 Naruka INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Kartkey UNIVERSITY State Cricket 17BMAT055 Jaiswal INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI State Cricket 18BHST078 Satyam Singh UNIVERSITY
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INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI UNIVERSITY State Cricket 16BHST065 Utkarsh Singh INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI UNIVERSITY State Cricket 17BCHE093 Vineet Singh INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI UNIVERSITY State Cricket 18MSAN004 Vivek Sharma INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, GOLDEN HAWKS Yatharth State Cricket 17BENG042 CRICKET CLUB Singh DDCA LEAGUE. 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Yatharth UNIVERSITY State Cricket 17BENG042 Singh INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football UNIVERSITY State 18BECO002 Aditya Arya (M) INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, MAHARAJA AGRASEN COLLEGE Football State 18BECO002 Aditya Arya INVITATIONAL (M) FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football Anmol Marsal UNIVERSITY State 17BHST009 (M) Tudu INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, MAHARAJA AGRASEN Football Anmol Marsal State 17BHST009 COLLEGE (M) Tudu INVITATIONAL FOOTBALL
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TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football Ashruth UNIVERSITY State 16BECO008 (M) Talwar INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, MAHARAJA AGRASEN COLLEGE Football Ashruth State 16BECO008 INVITATIONAL (M) Talwar FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, RELIANCE YOUTH FOR Football Ashruth SPORTS (RYFS) State 16BECO008 (M) Talwar FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, ST. STEPHEN’S Football Ashruth INVITATIONAL State 16BECO008 (M) Talwar FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football UNIVERSITY State 18BCHE024 Daris Davis (M) INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, MAHARAJA AGRASEN COLLEGE Football State 18BCHE024 Daris Davis INVITATIONAL (M) FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football Harshvardhan UNIVERSITY State 16BMAT069 (M) Rastogi INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, MAHARAJA Football Harshvardhan AGRASEN State 16BMAT069 (M) Rastogi COLLEGE INVITATIONAL
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FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, RELIANCE YOUTH FOR Football Harshvardhan SPORTS (RYFS) State 16BMAT069 (M) Rastogi FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, ST. STEPHEN’S Football Harshvardhan INVITATIONAL State 16BMAT069 (M) Rastogi FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football UNIVERSITY State 16BMAT019 John Thomas (M) INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, MAHARAJA AGRASEN COLLEGE Football State 16BMAT019 John Thomas INVITATIONAL (M) FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, RELIANCE YOUTH FOR Football SPORTS (RYFS) State 16BMAT019 John Thomas (M) FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, ST. STEPHEN’S Football INVITATIONAL State 16BMAT019 John Thomas (M) FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football Karan UNIVERSITY State 16BECO059 (M) Khurana INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, MAHARAJA Football Karan AGRASEN State 16BECO059 (M) Khurana COLLEGE INVITATIONAL
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FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, RELIANCE YOUTH FOR Football Karan SPORTS (RYFS) State 16BECO059 (M) Khurana FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, ST. STEPHEN’S Football Karan INVITATIONAL State 16BECO059 (M) Khurana FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football UNIVERSITY State 16BECO022 Madhav Goel (M) INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, MAHARAJA AGRASEN COLLEGE Football State 16BECO022 Madhav Goel INVITATIONAL (M) FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, RELIANCE YOUTH FOR Football SPORTS (RYFS) State 16BECO022 Madhav Goel (M) FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, ST. STEPHEN’S Football INVITATIONAL State 16BECO022 Madhav Goel (M) FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football UNIVERSITY State 18BMAT088 Manav Rawal (M) INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, MAHARAJA Football AGRASEN State 18BMAT088 Manav Rawal (M) COLLEGE INVITATIONAL
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FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football Mark UNIVERSITY State 18BBAP067 (M) Hamilton INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, MAHARAJA AGRASEN COLLEGE Football Mark State 18BBAP067 INVITATIONAL (M) Hamilton FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, RELIANCE YOUTH FOR Football Mark SPORTS (RYFS) State 18BBAP067 (M) Hamilton FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 Silver Medal, ST. STEPHEN’S Football Mark INVITATIONAL State 18BBAP067 (M) Hamilton FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, SUDEVA FOOTBALL CLUB THAT COMPETES IN THE DELHI Football Mark State 18BBAP067 SOCCER (M) Hamilton ASSOCIATION/F OOTBALL DELHI - STATE LEAGUE’S 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI UNIVERSITY Football Michelle Liz State 17BMAT022 INTER COLLEGE (M) Robson CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football UNIVERSITY State 17BBAP056 Reyhaan Seth (M) INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, State Football 17BBAP056 Reyhaan Seth
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MAHARAJA (M) AGRASEN COLLEGE INVITATIONAL FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, RELIANCE YOUTH FOR Football SPORTS (RYFS) State 17BBAP056 Reyhaan Seth (M) FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, ST. STEPHEN’S Football INVITATIONAL State 17BBAP056 Reyhaan Seth (M) FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football UNIVERSITY State 17BHST082 Ronak Gogoi (M) INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, MAHARAJA AGRASEN COLLEGE Football State 17BHST082 Ronak Gogoi INVITATIONAL (M) FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, RELIANCE YOUTH FOR Football SPORTS (RYFS) State 17BHST082 Ronak Gogoi (M) FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, ST. STEPHEN’S Football INVITATIONAL State 17BHST082 Ronak Gogoi (M) FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football Samarth UNIVERSITY State 18BBAP043 (M) Narula INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, State Football 18BBAP043 Samarth
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MAHARAJA (M) Narula AGRASEN COLLEGE INVITATIONAL FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football UNIVERSITY State 16BBAP005 Satvik Sahni (M) INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, MAHARAJA AGRASEN COLLEGE Football State 16BBAP005 Satvik Sahni INVITATIONAL (M) FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, RELIANCE YOUTH FOR Football SPORTS (RYFS) State 16BBAP005 Satvik Sahni (M) FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, ST. STEPHEN’S Football INVITATIONAL State 16BBAP005 Satvik Sahni (M) FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football Thang Za UNIVERSITY State 16BECO049 (M) Khup INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, MAHARAJA AGRASEN COLLEGE Football Thang Za State 16BECO049 INVITATIONAL (M) Khup FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, RELIANCE Football Thang Za YOUTH FOR State 16BECO049 (M) Khup SPORTS (RYFS) FOOTBALL
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TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, ST. STEPHEN’S Football Thang Za INVITATIONAL State 16BECO049 (M) Khup FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football Thanglenman UNIVERSITY State 17BHST057 (M) g Guite INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, MAHARAJA AGRASEN COLLEGE Football Thanglenman State 17BHST057 INVITATIONAL (M) g Guite FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, RELIANCE YOUTH FOR Football Thanglenman SPORTS (RYFS) State 17BHST057 (M) g Guite FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, ST. STEPHEN’S Football Thanglenman INVITATIONAL State 17BHST057 (M) g Guite FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football UNIVERSITY State 17BHST078 Toko Thutop (M) INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, MAHARAJA AGRASEN COLLEGE Football State 17BHST078 Toko Thutop INVITATIONAL (M) FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, RELIANCE Football YOUTH FOR State 17BHST078 Toko Thutop (M) SPORTS (RYFS) FOOTBALL
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TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, ST. STEPHEN’S Football INVITATIONAL State 17BHST078 Toko Thutop (M) FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football UNIVERSITY State 16BCHE065 Vivin George (M) INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, MAHARAJA AGRASEN COLLEGE Football State 16BCHE065 Vivin George INVITATIONAL (M) FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2019 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Football Aathira G TECHNOLOGICA State 17BPCH053 (W) Nair L UNIVERSITY FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football Aathira G UNIVERSITY State 17BPCH053 (W) Nair INTER COLLEGE COMPETITION 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Football TECHNOLOGICA State 17BECO053 Cicily Jacob (W) L UNIVERSITY FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football UNIVERSITY State 17BECO053 Cicily Jacob (W) INTER COLLEGE COMPETITION 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Football Gitanjali TECHNOLOGICA State 16BMAT016 (W) Anna Pais L UNIVERSITY FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football Gitanjali UNIVERSITY State 16BMAT016 (W) Anna Pais INTER COLLEGE COMPETITION
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2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Football Gladys TECHNOLOGICA State 17BHST088 (W) Abigail Cyrus L UNIVERSITY FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football Gladys UNIVERSITY State 17BHST088 (W) Abigail Cyrus INTER COLLEGE COMPETITION 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Football Kannita TECHNOLOGICA State 17BENG012 (W) Biswas L UNIVERSITY FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football Kannita UNIVERSITY State 17BENG012 (W) Biswas INTER COLLEGE COMPETITION 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Football Kritika TECHNOLOGICA State 18BECO059 (W) Sharma L UNIVERSITY FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football Kritika UNIVERSITY State 18BECO059 (W) Sharma INTER COLLEGE COMPETITION 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Football Lalramsiami TECHNOLOGICA State 18BECO025 (W) Hrahsel L UNIVERSITY FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football Lalramsiami UNIVERSITY State 18BECO025 (W) Hrahsel INTER COLLEGE COMPETITION 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Football TECHNOLOGICA State 16BMAT026 Lh Everhring (W) L UNIVERSITY FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football UNIVERSITY State 16BMAT026 Lh Everhring (W) INTER COLLEGE COMPETITION
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2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Football TECHNOLOGICA State 16BMAT053 Mary Thomas (W) L UNIVERSITY FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football UNIVERSITY State 16BMAT053 Mary Thomas (W) INTER COLLEGE COMPETITION 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Melanie Football TECHNOLOGICA State 18BECO029 Mariam (W) L UNIVERSITY Kurien FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Melanie Football UNIVERSITY State 18BECO029 Mariam (W) INTER COLLEGE Kurien COMPETITION 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Football Michelle Liz TECHNOLOGICA State 17BMAT022 (W) Robson L UNIVERSITY FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football Michelle Liz UNIVERSITY State 17BMAT022 (W) Robson INTER COLLEGE COMPETITION 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Football Nikhila TECHNOLOGICA State 16BECO032 (W) Mathew L UNIVERSITY FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football Nikhila UNIVERSITY State 16BECO032 (W) Mathew INTER COLLEGE COMPETITION 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Football TECHNOLOGICA State 16BMAT035 Pooja Barwal (W) L UNIVERSITY FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football UNIVERSITY State 16BMAT035 Pooja Barwal (W) INTER COLLEGE COMPETITION
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2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Football Priyanka TECHNOLOGICA State 17BMAT059 (W) Prakash Nair L UNIVERSITY FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football Priyanka UNIVERSITY State 17BMAT059 (W) Prakash Nair INTER COLLEGE COMPETITION 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Football Sharon Regi TECHNOLOGICA State 18BBAP063 (W) Lukos L UNIVERSITY FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football Sharon Regi UNIVERSITY State 18BBAP063 (W) Lukos INTER COLLEGE COMPETITION 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Football TECHNOLOGICA State 17BPCH020 Sheetal (W) L UNIVERSITY FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football UNIVERSITY State 17BPCH020 Sheetal (W) INTER COLLEGE COMPETITION 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Football Teres Sajeev TECHNOLOGICA State 18BBAP054 (W) Vattoly L UNIVERSITY FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football Teres Sajeev UNIVERSITY State 18BBAP054 (W) Vattoly INTER COLLEGE COMPETITION 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Football Yashasvini TECHNOLOGICA State 17BMAT063 (W) Singh L UNIVERSITY FESTIVAL 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Football Yashasvini UNIVERSITY State 17BMAT063 (W) Singh INTER COLLEGE COMPETITION
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2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Lawn UNIVERSITY State Tennis 17BPCH004 Aditya Bisht INTER COLLEGE (M) LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Lawn UNIVERSITY Ashutosh State Tennis 18BBAP066 INTER COLLEGE Tiwari (M) LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Lawn UNIVERSITY Ashutosh State Tennis 18BBAP066 INTER COLLEGE Tiwari (M) LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Lawn UNIVERSITY State Tennis 16BPCH041 Gaurang INTER COLLEGE (M) LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Lawn UNIVERSITY State Tennis 16BPCH041 Gaurang INTER COLLEGE (M) LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Lawn UNIVERSITY Shubham State Tennis 17BBAP055 INTER COLLEGE Malhotra (M) LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Lawn UNIVERSITY Shubham State Tennis 17BBAP055 INTER COLLEGE Malhotra (M) LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Lawn UNIVERSITY State Tennis 18BECO067 Misha Sood INTER COLLEGE (W) CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, Lawn Yashaswini State 17BECO051 DELHI Tennis Shekhawat
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UNIVERSITY (W) INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 2018-19 Participation, DELHI UNIVERSITY Shooting ( State 18BPHY083 Arnav Anand SHOOTING M) CHAMPIONSHIP (MEN) 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI UNIVERSITY Shooting ( Jaideep State 17BPHY076 SHOOTING M) Phogat CHAMPIONSHIP (MEN) 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, HARYANA STATE SHOOTING CHAMPIONSHIP Shooting ( Jaideep State 17BPHY076 AT DR. KARNI M) Phogat SINGH SHOOTING RANGES, NEW DELHI 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI UNIVERSITY Shooting ( Kanishk State 18BECO065 INTER COLLEGE M) Hooda CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI UNIVERSITY Shooting ( Kapil State 16BPHY033 SHOOTING M) Goswami CHAMPIONSHIP (MEN) 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, 34TH DELHI STATE SHOOTING Shooting ( Kismat CHAMPIONSHIP State 16BBAP027 M) Chopra HELD AT DR. KARNI SINGH SHOOTING RANGE, DELHI 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, Shooting ( DELHI State 18BMAT096 Parshuram M) UNIVERSITY
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INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI UNIVERSITY Shooting ( Rohan SHOOTING State 17BCHE092 M) Khanna CHAMPIONSHIP (MEN)
2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI STATE SHOOTING COMPETITION Shooting ( Rohan AT DR. KARNI State 17BCHE092 M) Khanna SINGH SHOOTING RANGES, NEW DELHI 2018-19 BRONZE MEDAL, DELHI UNIVERSITY Shooting ( Samarjit State 16BHST064 SHOOTING M) Singh CHAMPIONSHIP (MEN) 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI UNIVERSITY Shooting Aartika State 18BCHE082 INTER COLLEGE (W) Bhayana CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Shooting State 18MENG017 Aashi Rastogi UNIVERSITY (W) CHAMPIONS 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, STATE Shooting Bandhvi State 18BHST087 SHOOTING (W) Singh COMPETITIONS 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Shooting Bandhvi State 18BHST090 UNIVERSITY (W) Singh CHAMPIONS 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Shooting Niyati State 18MENG016 UNIVERSITY (W) Khanna CHAMPIONS 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, Shooting DELHI State 16BBAP001 Riya Singh (W) UNIVERSITY
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CHAMPIONS 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Shooting Swati State 18BHST086 UNIVERSITY (W) Kadiyan CHAMPIONS 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Squash Aadarsh Alec State 18BHST001 UNIVERSITY (M) Stephen CHAMPIONS 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, SPORTECH: IIT Squash Aadarsh Alec State 18BHST001 DELHI SQUASH (M) Stephen TOURNAMENT 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Squash State 17BPCH004 Aditya Bisht UNIVERSITY (M) CHAMPIONS 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, SPORTECH: IIT Squash State 17BPCH004 Aditya Bisht DELHI SQUASH (M) TOURNAMENT 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Squash State 16BMAT052 Aseem Mehra UNIVERSITY (M) CHAMPIONS 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, SPORTECH: IIT Squash State 16BMAT052 Aseem Mehra DELHI SQUASH (M) TOURNAMENT 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, SPORTECH: IIT Squash State 18BBAP070 Kunal Singh DELHI SQUASH (M) TOURNAMENT 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, MEN'S SENIOR Squash NATIONAL State 18BBAP070 Kunal Singh (M) SQUASH CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, ASHOKA Squash UNIVERSITY State 18BBAP070 Kunal Singh (M) SQUASH TOURNAMENT 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, SPORTECH: IIT Squash Rahul State 17BMAT064 DELHI SQUASH (M) Vasishtha TOURNAMENT 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, Squash Rahul ASHOKA State 17BMAT064 (M) Vasishtha UNIVERSITY
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SQUASH TOURNAMENT 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, Yathendra DELHI Squash State 17BPCS036 Sreevatsava UNIVERSITY (M) Pedada CHAMPIONS 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, Yathendra SPORTECH: IIT Squash State 17BPCS036 Sreevatsava DELHI SQUASH (M) Pedada TOURNAMENT 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, ASHOKA Yathendra Squash UNIVERSITY State 17BPCS036 Sreevatsava (M) SQUASH Pedada TOURNAMENT 2018-19 BRONZE MEDAL, DELHI UNIVERSITY Swimmin Sameer INTER COLLEGE State 18BBAP064 g (M) Sejwal CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 (50MTS FREESTYLE ) 2018-19 BRONZE MEDAL, DELHI UNIVERSITY Swimmin Sameer INTER COLLEGE State 18BBAP064 g (M) Sejwal CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 (1500MTS FREESTYLE ) 2018-19 BRONZE MEDAL, DELHI Swimmin Sameer UNIVERSITY State 18BBAP064 g (M) Sejwal INTER COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 BRONZE MEDAL, DELHI OLYMPIC Swimmin Sameer State 18BBAP064 GAMES 100MTS g (M) Sejwal BUTTERFLY 2018-19 BRONZE MEDAL, DELHI STATE AQUATIC CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 DR. SHAMA Swimmin Sameer State 18BBAP064 PRASAD g (M) Sejwal MUKHARJEE INDOOR STADIU M (200 MTS FREESTYLE ) 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, Swimmin Sameer State 18BBAP064 DELHI STATE g (M) Sejwal
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AQUATIC CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 DR. SHAMA PRASAD MUKHARJEE INDOOR STADIU M (4X200MTS FREESTYLE RELAY)
2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI STATE AQUATIC CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 DR. SHAMA Swimmin Sameer PRASAD State 18BBAP064 g (M) Sejwal MUKHARJEE INDOOR STADIU M (100MTS BUTTERFLY STROKE) 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI STATE AQUATIC CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 DR. SHAMA Swimmin Sameer PRASAD State 18BBAP064 g (M) Sejwal MUKHARJEE INDOOR STADIU M (4X100MTS FREESTYLE RELAY ) 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI STATE AQUATIC CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 DR. SHAMA Swimmin Sameer State 18BBAP064 PRASAD g (M) Sejwal MUKHARJEE INDOOR STADIU M (4X100MTS MEDLEY RELAY) 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI STATE AQUATIC CHAMPIONSHIP Swimmin Sameer State 18BBAP064 2018 DR. SHAMA g (M) Sejwal PRASAD MUKHARJEE INDOOR STADIU
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M (WATER POLO) 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, DELHI UNIVERSITY INTER COLLEGE Swimmin Sameer State 18BBAP064 CHAMPIONSHIP g (M) Sejwal 2018-19 (50 MTS BUTTERFLY)
2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, DELHI UNIVERSITY Swimmin Sameer INTER COLLEGE State 18BBAP064 g (M) Sejwal CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 (100MTS BUTTERFLY ) 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, DELHI OLYMPIC Swimmin Sameer GAMES 50MTS State 18BBAP064 g (M) Sejwal BUTTERFLY- SILVER 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, DELHI STATE AQUATIC CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 DR. SHAMA Swimmin Sameer State 18BBAP064 PRASAD g (M) Sejwal MUKHARJEE INDOOR STADIU M (50MTS BUTTERFLY) 2018-19 BRONZE MEDAL, DELHI UNIVERSITY INTER COLLEGE Swimmin State 18BENG042 Samit Sejwal CHAMPIONSHIP g (M) 2018-19 (200METER BACKSTROKE ) 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI STATE Swimmin State 18BENG042 Samit Sejwal SWIMMING g (M) COMPETITION 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI UNIVERSITY Swimmin State 18BENG042 Samit Sejwal INTER COLLEGE g (M) CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19
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(50METER FREESTYLE ) 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI UNIVERSITY INTER COLLEGE Swimmin State 18BENG042 Samit Sejwal CHAMPIONSHIP g (M) 2018-19 (100METER FREESTYLE ) 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI OLYMPIC Swimmin GAMES (50 State 18BENG042 Samit Sejwal g (M) FREESTYLE (23:60) 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI OLYMPIC Swimmin GAMES 100 State 18BENG042 Samit Sejwal g (M) FREESTYLE (53:50) 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI OLYMPIC Swimmin State 18BENG042 Samit Sejwal GAMES 4X100 g (M) FREESTYLE 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI OLYMPIC Swimmin State 18BENG042 Samit Sejwal GAMES 4X100 g (M) MEDLAY 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI OLYMPIC Swimmin GAMES 4X50 State 18BENG042 Samit Sejwal g (M) MIXED FREESTYLE 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI OLYMPIC Swimmin State 18BENG042 Samit Sejwal GAMES 4X50 g (M) MIXED MEDLAY 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI OLYMPIC Swimmin State 18BENG042 Samit Sejwal GAMES 4X200 g (M) FREESTYLE 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI OLYMPIC Swimmin GAMES 4X50 State 18BENG042 Samit Sejwal g (M) MIXED FREESTYLE 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI STATE Swimmin State 18BENG042 Samit Sejwal AQUATIC g (M) CHAMPIONSHIP
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2018 DR. SHAMA PRASAD MUKHARJEE INDOOR STADIU M 50 METER FREESTYLE (23:80) 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, DELHI UNIVERSITY INTER COLLEGE Swimmin State 18BENG042 Samit Sejwal CHAMPIONSHIP g (M) 2018-19 (50METER BACKSTROKE ) 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, DELHI UNIVERSITY INTER COLLEGE Swimmin State 18BENG042 Samit Sejwal CHAMPIONSHIP g (M) 2018-19 (100METER BACKSTROKE ) 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, DELHI STATE AQUATIC CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 DR. SHAMA Swimmin PRASAD State 18BENG042 Samit Sejwal g (M) MUKHARJEE INDOOR STADIU M 100 METER FREESTYLE (54:54) 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Table - UNIVERSITY State Tennis 17BBAP058 Akash Barua INTER COLLEGE (M) CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Table - UNIVERSITY Hardik State Tennis 18BECO064 INTER COLLEGE Palliwal (M) CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, Table - 1ST UTTAR Hardik State Tennis 18BECO064 PRADESH STATE Palliwal (M) RANKING
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TOURNAMENT. 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, 3RD UTTAR Table - Hardik PRADESH STATE State Tennis 18BECO064 Palliwal RANKING (M) TOURNAMENT 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI STATE Table - CHAMPIONSHIP Harshvardhan State Tennis 17BPHI011 TOURNAMENT Lahoti (M) (UNDER 21 TEAM EVENTS) 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, DELHI STATE Table - CHAMPIONSHIP Harshvardhan State Tennis 17BPHI011 TOURNAMENT Lahoti (M) (MEN TEAM EVENTS) 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI STATE RANKING Table - Harshvardhan TOURNAMENT State Tennis 17BPHI011 Lahoti HELD AT DELHI (M) (UNDER -21 CATEGORY) 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI STATE Table - Harshvardhan RANKING State Tennis 17BPHI011 Lahoti TOURNAMENT (M) MEN CATEGORY 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, Table - DELHI STATE Harshvardhan State Tennis 17BPHI011 RANKING Lahoti (M) TOURNAMENT 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, Table - DELHI STATE Harshvardhan State Tennis 17BPHI011 RANKING Lahoti (M) TOURNAMENT 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Table - UNIVERSITY Harshvardhan State Tennis 17BPHI011 INTER COLLEGE Lahoti (M) CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, Table - DELHI STATE Harshvardhan State Tennis 17BPHI011 RANKING Lahoti (M) TOURNAMENT 2018-19 SILVER MEDAL, Table - Harshvardhan State 17BPHI011 DELHI STATE Tennis Lahoti
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CHAMPIONSHIP (M) TOURNAMENT (21 CATEGORY) 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Table - UNIVERSITY State Tennis 18MENG018 Neeraj Mallik INTER COLLEGE (M) CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, DELHI Table - UNIVERSITY State Tennis 16BECO039 Samar Khan INTER COLLEGE (M) CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, SRCC Table - INVITATIONAL State Tennis 17BECO067 Harsha Kalra TABLE TENNIS (W) TOURNAMENTS 2018-19 PARTICIPATION, DELHI Table - UNIVERSITY State Tennis 17BECO067 Harsha Kalra INTER COLLEGE (W) CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, RAJASTHAN STATE AND INTER DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIPS Table - Priyanka FROM 22ND TO State Tennis 18BENG040 Pareek 26TH OCTOBER, (W) 2018 AT AJMER, RAJASTHAN. YOUTH SINGLES: CHAMPION 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, RAJASTHAN STATE AND INTER DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIPS Table - FROM 22ND TO Priyanka State Tennis 18BENG040 26TH OCTOBER, Pareek (W) 2018 AT AJMER, RAJASTHAN. WOMEN’S SINGLES: CHAMPION 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, State Table - 18BENG040 Priyanka
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SRCC Tennis Pareek INVITATIONAL (W) TABLE TENNIS TOURNAMENTS PARTICIPATION, 2018-19 DELHI Table - UNIVERSITY Priyanka State Tennis 18BENG040 INTER COLLEGE Pareek (W) CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 2018-19 GOLD MEDAL, SRCC Table - INVITATIONAL State Tennis 16BECO058 Shubhi TABLE TENNIS (W) TOURNAMENTS 2018- PARTICIPATION, 2019 DELHI Table - UNIVERSITY State Tennis 16BECO058 Shubhi INTER COLLEGE (W) CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 2018- BRONZE MEDAL, 2019 DELHI STATE RANKING TABLE Table - TENNIS State Tennis 18BPHI014 Srishti Gupta CHAMPIONSHIP (W) FROM 4 – 6 MAY 2018 2018- GOLD MEDAL, 2019 SRCC Table - INVITATIONAL State Tennis 18BPHI014 Srishti Gupta TABLE TENNIS (W) TOURNAMENTS 2018- PARTICIPATION, 2019 DELHI Table - UNIVERSITY State Tennis 18BPHI014 Srishti Gupta INTER COLLEGE (W) CHAMPIONSHIP 2018-19 2018- SILVER MEDAL, 2019 DELHI STATE RANKING TABLE Table - TENNIS State Tennis 18BPHI014 Srishti Gupta CHAMPIONSHIP (W) FROM 12 - 14 MAY 2018 2018- SILVER MEDAL, Table - 2019 DELHI STATE State Tennis 18BPHI014 Srishti Gupta RANKING TABLE (W) TENNIS
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CHAMPIONSHIP FROM 15 - 18 OCTOBER 2018 AT THE THYAGRAJ INDOOR STADIUM
5.3.2 Activity of Student Council & representation of students on academic & administrative bodies/committees of the institution (maximum 500 words) The Students’ Union Society has been working as an active body in the College since the beginning of the Academic Year 2018-19. All the events organized by the Union reflected the diversity of the college from its very beginning. The Common Fresher’s held on 20th of September was its first event which saw active participation from the junior members. With regard to student grievances, the Union was able to act as a bridge between the administration and the students in clarifying issues regarding the term bill. On the academic front, the Students’ Union Society was able to extend the Library timings to 7 pm on weekdays in the odd semester, which will soon be followed in the even semester. In addition to this, permission was sought to keep Rooms A, B and C open from 7 pm to 10 pm considering the academic benefits for the juniors members in College. The lunch timings of the office were also officially changed for the convenience of the junior members. For the first time, the Union enabled the selection of two lady day- scholars as representatives of the LCR. The society played an important role in improving the maintenance and sanitation facilities of the washrooms. The society worked towards the need to install new ramps in College for the convenience of the differently abled junior members. Fumigation was conducted in all residence blocks. A report for improving the gym facilities in College has been submitted which is under review. A short awareness video about the presence of an incinerator in the ladies’ washroom was also made by the Union. The Union was also able to discontinue the tedious procedure of submitting hard copies of event permission letters to the Estate Officer. The Diwali celebrations were organized by the Union along with the JCR on 7th November with many competitions, a puja and a movie screening. The even semester also saw the Union hosting a talk by Dr. Shah Faesal on 9th February 2019, under the wing of the Academic Cell, on the role of youth in J&K politics. Resmataaz, the inter-block competition for the resident students in College was organized on 16th and 17th February. This was followed by the College Fest- Harmony, on 1st, 2nd and 3rd of March, which witnessed most of the junior members helping the Union in all possible ways to make it a success. This was also accompanied by three days of fun and games. The graduation dinner was held on 27th April, 2019. Students are elected to the Internal Complaints Committee of college. They participate in deliberations of the committee in matters involving students only. The elected class representatives are members of the Students-Faculty Committee set up for each course. The Students Union Society president is a member of the IQAC.
5.3 Alumni Engagement 5.3.1 Whether the institution has registered Alumni Association? Yes/No, if yes give details (maximum 500 words): No 5.3.2 No. of registered enrolled Alumni: 3000 5.3.3 Alumni contribution during the year (in Rupees): Rs. 6,49,000 5.3.4 Meetings/activities organized by Alumni Association : The College Alumni has started regular functioning through an Alumni office in College. The office is maintained by a secretary who collates and coordinates information pertaining to alumni at local, national and international levels. The Alumni is structured and functions through a core Alumni committee,
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CRITERION VI –GOVERNANCE, LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT 6.1 Institutional Vision and Leadership 6.1.1 Mention two practices of decentralization and participative management during the last year (maximum 500 words) The Departments and faculty function independently and also decide on the student specific activities/lectures/workshops and other programmes to be implemented. Six Centres of Excellence have been set up to promote research activity and each of them has a faculty member as the co-ordinator. Student–Faculty meetings are convened regularly. Department wise meeting between the faculty and Principal also take place regularly. A Staff Council meeting is convened every semester. The Governing Body has four teacher representatives on board. Faculty members have representation in various committees set up by the Principal (Grievance Redressal Cell, Anti-Ragging Committee, Finance Committee, Internal Complaints Committee, College Purchase Committee etc.). Forty academic/cultural societies and clubs function in college. They provide a platform to students to express themselves and further hone their skills. Each society/club has a staff advisor associated with it. Student members are the office bearers of each society/club functioning in college. The admission process to college is completely online. The students are selected based on Class XII marks, performance in the aptitude test and performance in the Interview. The faculty members of each department are involved in the framing of the aptitude test and are members of the Interview panel for selection of students.
6.1.2 Does the institution have a Management Information System (MIS)? Yes/No/Partial: Partial The College has a tailor-made Management Information System (MIS) which is being implemented in phases to make the entire administration, accounts and student interface entirely paperless. The academic Management Portal is operational for both junior and senior members. All applications (Permissions/requests/room bookings for events/leave applications) are e-filed by students and faculty. The Time-Table, Attendance and Internal Assessment records are also filled directly on the portal. The admission process is completely online. The Library is completely automated. The accounts office uses the software mandated by UGC for their official work. Students pay the fees online and the PFMS is operational.
6.2 Strategy Development and Deployment 6.2.1 Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following (with in 100 words each): Curriculum Development: The University of Delhi approved CBCS curriculum is followed. Several faculty members are part of Curriculum restructuring and revision Committees constituted
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by University of Delhi. The curriculum is enriched by organizing lectures/workshops/ conferences for the benefit of the students. e-resources were used for additional information sharing Teaching and Learning: Along with conventional blackboard teaching, various ICT tools such as power point presentations, animations, videos and other e-resources are used. Case studies, demonstrations, quizzes are used to explain concepts to students and create interest in the subject. Project work is allotted to students to promote original thinking and enhance their understanding of the subject. A robust tutorial system helps to address the queries of the students and develop a healthy student–teacher relationship. Faculty members innovate and continuously improve the learning process. Prominent academicians/resource persons also visit college and interact with the students. Examination and Evaluation: Continuous internal evaluation is done following different methods like tests, assignments, presentations and projects. The University conducts the semester end theory and practical examinations. The faculty members are involved in paper setting, moderation and evaluation. Research and Development: Faculty have been awarded major and minor projects funded by UGC, DST and other funding agencies. Some faculty are guiding students for a Ph.D. degree. The college provides necessary support for research and development activities. Workshops/Seminars/ Conferences are routinely organized to cultivate research interest in undergraduate students. Seven centres of excellence, Centre for Theoretical Physics, Centre for Experimental Physics, Centre for Economic Excellence, Centre for Gender Culture and Social Processes and Centre for Translational Studies promote research activity among students. Library, ICT and Physical Infrastructure / Instrumentation College has a well-stocked automated library with Wi-Fi facility. Every year the latest books catering to the curriculum and advanced reading material are added to the collection. The IT infrastructure is updated regularly and this year the submission of the time table was online on the Academic Management Portal. Human Resource Management: Faculty and Non -teaching staff are encouraged to participate in workshops/conferences and development programmes. The college also sponsors the participation in such programmes. Recruitments to faculty and non- teaching positions is as per UGC and University guidelines. Industry Interaction / Collaboration: Departments are encouraged to make their courses of study relevant to industry. Industrial visits, lectures by industry experts and domain experts are regularly conducted. College also collaborates with foreign Universities and has exchange programmes. Admission of Students: The admission process is completely online. The applicant must satisfy the eligibility conditions of university of Delhi. Admission is given on the basis of the candidate’s academic record, performance at the aptitude test and the interview. A help desk is set up to address all queries along with a newly introduced chat facility for applicants.
6.2.2 : Implementation of e-governance in areas of operations: Planning and Development: All applications are routed through the e-filing system. Most internal communication is online. Administration: The Academic Management Portal for the students and faculty is functional. All
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applications are processed through the portal. The internal assessment, attendance, time table and feedback are also sought online. Recruitment advertisements and notifications are published on the website. Information about academics, administration, facilities and statutes is available online. The College is steadily progressing towards achieving a paperless office through phase-wise implementation of a tailor-made Management Information System. Finance and Accounts: The accounts office uses the software Tally for proper maintenance of financial records. Fee payments are on line. The PFMS has been implemented. Student Admission and Support: The admission process is completely online. Grievance redressal procedure during admissions is also online. Students are provided with access to the student academic management portal. Examination: Examinations are conducted by University of Delhi. The results are available online. The attendance and Internal Assessment are uploaded on the academic management portal. Students can also view the attendance and internal assessment.
6.3 Faculty Empowerment Strategies 6.3.1 Teachers provided with financial support to attend conferences / workshops and towards membership fee of professional bodies during the year Year Name of teacher Name of conference/ Name of the professional body Amount workshop attended for for which membership fee is of support which financial support provided provided Soka University Lecture 2019 Ann Susan Aleyas NA Series 2018- Operational Research Society Sonia Davar NA 2019 of India 2018- Duty A. D. Mathur Ashoka University NA 2019 Leave Duty Research trip to consult Leave and manuscripts in the flexible 2018- University of Cambridge, work Mahesh Gopalan NA 2019 Cambridge and the British schedule Library, London, England. for profession al growth Duty Leave and flexible 2018- work Karen Gabriel 2019 schedule for profession al growth Visiting Lectureship Soka University Japan 2018- Duty Renish G. Abraham (Contribution to developing NA 2019 Leave Soka-St. Stephen's Academic Partnership)
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6.3.2 Number of professional development / administrative training programmes organized by the College for teaching and non- teaching staff during the year No. of Title of the particip administra ants tive (Non- training No. of teaching Title of the professional development programm Dates (from- participants staff) Year programme organised for teaching e to) (Teaching staff organised staff) for non- teaching staff
The Department of Chemistry under 25/09/2018- the aegis of IQAC organized the 2018 26/09/2018 13 National Conference ‘Emerging Trends
and Advances in Chemical Sciences’ The ‘International Day of Women in Science’ was celebrated in collaboration with Wellcome Trust/ DBTIndia Alliance: Speakers: "Prof. Srubabti Goswami, Physical Research Laboratory, Ahmedabad (Assembly); Dr. Shahid Jameel, Wellcome Trust/DBT India Alliance (introduction 11/2/2019 2019 16 & brief remarks); Dr. Lipi Thukral, CSIR-Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology, New Delhi; Dr. Orus Ilyas, Aligarh Muslim University; Dr. Nandini C Singh, UNESCO- MGIEP & National Brain Research Centre, Manesar;" Lecture on ‘Intellectual Property Rights’ Dr. Prosenjit Chattopadhayay, 21/02/2019 2019 5 Lakshmikumaram and Sridharan Attorneys Centre of Theoretical Physics organized the One Day RAD@home Astronomy Workshop (ODRAW) under the aegis of IQAC. The 23/02/2019 2019 13 workshop was conducted by Dr. Ananda Hota, RAD@home,UGC- MHRD, UM-DAE CEBS Ms. Megha Rajoria, RAD@home The Department of Mathematics under 27/3/2019- 2019 14 the aegis of IQAC organized the 28/3/2019
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‘Workshop on Number Theory and Cryptograpy’ The Department of English under the 4/4/2019- aegies of IQAC organized the National 2019 5/4/2019 Conference ‘Texts, Utopias and
Dystopias’ Motivation and Professional Competencies for Library Professionals by Dr. Sudhir Arora, Retirred University Librarian, IGNOU (2) Dr. 19/12/2018-
2018 P.V.Rao, Mahatma Gandhi State 20/12/2018
Institute of Public Administration (MGSIPA), Chandigarh (3) Dr. Faizul Nisha DESIDOC, DRDO A dialogue series by Dr. S.R.Gupta, 2018 14/12/2018 Retired Associate Professor, DU
6.3.3 No. of teachers attending professional development programmes, viz., Orientation Programme, Refresher Course, Short Term Course, Faculty Development Programmes during the year Number of teachers Title of the professional development Date and Duration who attended programme (from – to)
Nation Building 2 December 18-24, 2018 4 week Faculty Refresher Course on West Asia 1 December 2018 Studies 1 week Faculty Development Program in 1 December 2018 Disaster Management Greening an Undergraduate Lab 1 August 8-9, 2018 (2 days) Online Refresher Course in Chemistry for 3 November 1 2018, 40 Hours Higher Education Faculty Online Refresher Course in English Language 1 February 18- 28, 2019 Teaching FDP on Disabilities Studies: Perspectives and 1 December 17-30, 2018 Emerging Trends FDP On Entrepreneurship, Motivation and 1 December 24-30, 2019 Leadership Software Packages for Mathematical Sciences 2 November 14-19, 2018 124th 4-week Orientation Programme 1 February 12 - March 12, 2019 Faculty Development Programme on Emerging 1 May 13-24, 2019 Research Trends in Computer Science and IT Short Term Course on Artificial Intelligence 1 June 17-28, 2019 and Machine Learning using Python Research Gaps in Economics 1 April 22 - May 4, 2019
6.3.4 Faculty and Staff recruitment (no. for permanent/fulltime recruitment): Teaching Non-teaching Permanent: - Fulltime (Adhoc): 41 Permanent: - Fulltime/temporary: 03
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6.3.5 Welfare schemes for Teaching Nil Non teaching Yes, 55,784/- Students Yes, 4,81,175/-
6.4 Financial Management and Resource Mobilization 6.4.1 Institution conducts internal and external financial audits regularly (with in 100 words each) In accordance with the ordinance of the University and the Constitution of the College, the day to day finances are managed by the Bursar of the College in consultation with the Principal. The overall supervision of the finances of the College is done by the Bursar and the Treasurer on a periodical basis. There is no provision existing for an internal audit. However, statutory audit was undertaken and the audit report was sent to the University and the UGC, following due procedures. Establishment of the Alumni office has helped not only financial resource mobilisation but also academic mentorship for students. A lecture endowment by Samarendra Chatterjee was received in 2018-19 – “Shanti and Bhupen Chatterjee Memorial Lecture endowment”
6.4.2 Funds / Grants received from management, non-government bodies, individuals, philanthropies during the year (not covered in Criterion III) Name of the non- government funding Funds/ Grants received in Rs. Purpose agencies/ individuals - - - 6.4.3 Total corpus fund generated 16,20,000/-
6.5 Internal Quality Assurance System 6.5.1 Whether Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) has been done? Audit Type External Internal Yes/No Agency Yes/No Authority Academic No - Yes Departments Administrative No - Yes Governing Body
6.5.2 Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association (at least three) The Principal and faculty members meet the new entrants of the residence blocks along with the parents and guardians over tea hosted at the Principal’s residence. The parents can meet the faculty and the principal anytime during the academic year. The parents can interact with the Principal and faculty members during the convocation ceremony held after the dismissal service.
6.5.3 Development programmes for support staff (at least three) The support staff are encouraged to attend development programmes. Ms. E. Felicita Lawrence (Research & Data Analyst, IQAC) attended the workshop on ‘Revised Assessment and Accreditation Framework for Higher Education Institutions in India’ at St. Aloysius' College, Jabalpur.
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An NPS Training Programme was held on 28 November 2018 at St. Stephen's College. Sessions on Stress Management were held on 13/02/2019 and 20/02/2019. The Sports Bash was organized by the Physical Education Department. It is an event which integrates the members of the teaching fraternity, non-teaching staff and their families with students in college.
6.5.4 Post Accreditation initiative(s) (mention at least three) Setting up of the Incubator Centre on Campus. Starting of NCC for female students. Partial Automation of the Office (Fee payment is online, PFMS has been implemented, Internal Communication is through the e-file system). Diversity in all respects (cultural, gender etc.) is encouraged and maintained. Social Cohesion is encouraged. The Environmental Society has taken a number of Environment friendly initiatives like reducing one time plastic usage on campus and starting Waste Segregation. Tracking Student Progression
6.5.5 a. Submission of Data for AISHE portal : Yes b. Participation in NIRF : Yes c. ISO Certification : No d. NBA or any other quality audit : India Today
6.5.6 Number of Quality Initiatives undertaken during the year Duration Number of Year Name of quality initiative by (from----- participant IQAC Date of conducting activity to------) s The Department of Chemistry under the aegis of IQAC organized the National 25/09/2018-6/09/2018 2018 Two Days 120 Conference ‘Emerging Trends and Advances in Chemical Sciences’ The IQAC and the 1/10/2018-14/10/2018 Environment Society of St. Stephen’s College organized Fortnight the ‘Environmental Awareness and Action Fortnight’
2018 a) Plantation Drive 3/10/2018 150 b) Showcasing a video 4/10/2018 350 ‘Anubhava’ by the choreography Society in college. c) Lecture: Bird-watching 9/10/2018 70 in India: Tips and Tricks and Treats. (Dr.
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Asani Bhaduri, Cluster Innovation Centre, Delhi University) d) Lecture: Chambal 10/10/2018 60 Ravines - Re- introduction of Asiatic Lions (Dr. Faiyaz Ahmad Khudsar, Scientist, Biodiversity Specialist, Yamuna Biodiversity Park, Delhi. e) Performance by Music 11/10/2018 Society in the College 350 Hall. f) Intercollege Poster 11/10/2018 Making Competition. 70 Theme: Negative impact of Plastics on the Environment. g) Poetry Open 12/10/2018 mic/Competition 5 h) Inter school Debate 12/10/2018 Competition. Topic: 70 This house believes that developed countries should be subject to more stringent environmental regulations than developing countries. i) Inter-College 12/10/2018 200 Workshop by WWF- India. - j) Bin installation (wet 12/10/2018 and dry waste segregation) in collaboration with the Rotary Club of the Delhi Megapolis.70 Representatives participated in a discussion on ‘Dust Control Measures at construction sites 2018 to Control Air Pollution’ One Day 2 organized by the Department of Environment, Govt. of NCT 9/10/2018 of Delhi A talk on ‘Mental Health’ by 2018 Dr. Murali Rao at St. 6/10/2018 Two Hour 100 Stephen’s College
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‘Public Science Talks’ for undergraduate students at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi organized by the India 2018 One Day 48 Alliance, a public charity dedicated to building excellence in Indian 12/11/2018 biomedical science since 2008 Guided Tour of the Yamuna 14/12/2018 2018 One Day 34 Biodiversity Park Celebrating the ‘International Day of Women in Science’ in collaboration with Wellcome Trust/ DBTIndia Alliance: Speakers: "Prof. Srubabti Goswami, Physical Research Laboratory, Ahmedabad (Assembly); Dr. Shahid Jameel, Wellcome Trust/DBT India Alliance 11/2/2019 2019 (introduction & brief remarks); Two Days 100
Dr. Lipi Thukral, CSIR- Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology, New Delhi; Dr. Orus Ilyas, Aligarh Muslim University; Dr. Nandini C Singh, UNESCO-MGIEP & National Brain Research Centre, Manesar;" Meditation Session in 2019 collaboration with Yoga Prana 13/02/2019 and 20/02/2019 30 Vidya Lecture on ‘Intellectual Property Rights’ Dr. Prosenjit 2019 Chattopadhayay, 21/02/2019 Two hours 45 Lakshmikumaram and Sridharan Attorneys Centre of Theoretical Physics organized the One Day RAD@home Astronomy Workshop (ODRAW) under the aegis of IQAC. The 23/02/2019 One Day 2019 workshop was conducted by
Dr. Ananda Hota, RAD@home,UGC-MHRD, UM-DAE CEBS Ms. Megha Rajoria, RAD@home
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The NCC organized the Financial Wellness Workshop under the aegis of IQAC for 8/3/2019 Two Hours 2019 faculty and students on the 44
occasion of ‘International Women’s Day’. Recourse Person: Ms. Ritu Prasad Three week programme with Basic Ms Office Workshop for 2019 few hours commitment per 6 students. week Advanced MS Excel 2019 Workshop by Dr. Priyanka 6/4/2019 One Day 29 Thakral. The Department of Mathematics under the aegis of 2019 IQAC organized the 27/3/2019-28/3/2019 Two Days ‘Workshop on Number Theory and Cryptograpy’ The Department of English under the aegies of IQAC 2019 organized the National 4/4/19-5/4/19 Two Days 45 Conference ‘Texts, Utopias and Dystopias’
CRITERION VII – INSTITUTIONAL VALUES AND BEST PRACTICES 7.1 - Institutional Values and Social Responsibilities 7.1.1 Gender Equity (Number of gender equity promotion programmes organized by the institution during the year) Participants Title of the programme Period (from-to) Female+ Male Orientation: Initiating first-year members towards importance of 8/10/18 30 Gender Equity Panel Discussion: Experiencing the Everyday: Patriarchy and 8/18 45 Resistance.
Gender Sensitisation Workshop 9/15/18 25 for Vidyajyoti students Perspectives on 377: Intersections and Realities. Panel discussion with Vqueeram Aditya Sahai, Ruth 9/17/18 70 Chawngthu, Bittu Karthik Kondiah and Dhrubo Jyoti, moderated by Anshul Mukarji Disability, Gender and Sexuality: Panel discussion with Shampa 9/27/18 50 Sengupta, V. Muralidharan, Abha Khetarp al, moderated by Sunakshi
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Bajpai Saheli: Performance of a sketch titled “Saheli” for Shakespeare 10/8/18 40 Sabha’s mid-term festival, Tamasha Zine-making Workshop: Zine- making Workshop with Anagha 11/6/18 15 Gopal and Shirin Choudhary, Let's Talk Session: Let’s Talk session on “The Culture of 1/10/18 15 Enabling Harassment and Toxic Behaviour” Gender and Legislation: Panel Discussion as a part of Mukarji Memorial Dialogues, with speakers including Karthik Bittu 1/21/18 50 Kondiah, Chandani Mehta and Tripti Tandon, moderated by Alia Zaman Experiences of Marginalisation and Discrimination in University Spaces: Panel discussion on “Experiences of Marginalisation and Discrimination in University 1/24/18 40 Spaces”, with Dr N. Sukumar, Dr Jagdish Chandra, Sanjay Ingole, Advocate Sanghapali Aruna, with student moderator Pragya Sagar Screening of Deepa Dhanraj's film, "We Have Not Come Here To 1/25/18 10 Die" Sarfarosh: Rap Performance, Student Conference, Movie 3/12/18-3/13/18 40 Screening, Open-mic, Exhibition Kon Publication: Publication of May 18 15 the annual jounal, Kon
7.1.2 Environmental Consciousness and Sustainability/Alternate Energy initiatives such as: Percentage of power requirement of the College met by the renewable energy sources - Nil
7.1.3 Differently abled (Divyangjan) friendliness Items Facilities Yes/No No. of Beneficiaries Physical facilities Yes 34 Provision for lift No - Ramp/ Rails Yes 34 Braille Software/facilities Yes 10 Rest Rooms Yes 34 Scribes for examination Yes Special skill development for differently abled - -
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7.1.4 Inclusion and Situatedness Enlist most important initiatives taken to address locational advantages and disadvantages during the year Year Number of Number of Date and Name of Issues addressed Number initiatives to initiatives duration the of address taken to of the initiative particip locational engage with initiative ating advantages and students and contribute and staff disadvantages to local community A team of dedicated volunteers works closely with more than 30 children in the under-resourced settlements of GTB Nagar—our objective is not just to teach these kids 2018 Year Long Vidyajyoti subjects like English, >100 Maths etc. but also to engage with and understand the limitations and deprivations of the socio-cultural contexts within which they are growing up Medical Free Medical Checkup and Camp: For advice. 2019 2/27/2019 members of >15 the GTB community. Cleaning Cleanliness in areas February 2019 areas around adjoining the campus. >10 2019 the campus
7.1.5 Human Values and Professional Ethics Code of conduct (handbooks) for various stakeholders Title Date of Publication Follow up (maximum 100 words each) - - -
7.1.6 Activities conducted for promotion of universal Values and Ethics Activity Duration (from------to------) Number of participants Blood Donation Camp organized by Social Service 8/24/18 250 League Kerala Flood Relief 8/27/18 – 9/1/18
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Collection Drive organized by Social Service League Evening Classes is one of the primary education wings of the Social Service League. Students, through Evening Year Long Classes volunteer to teach children of the non-teaching staff of College. Rudra dinner is an event where senior members and junior members cook dinner 2/12/2019 for the non- teaching staff and serve them. Organized by Social Service League Visit to Orphanage: DMRC Children’s home, Tiz Hazari. 10/6/2018 60 Organized by the Social Service League New Year Party The New Year party is an event where the Social Service league gives a platform for the whole 1/9/2019 college community to celebrate New Year with the Non-teaching staff of the college. Donation Drive with Jamghat (NGO): Clothes and utilities distributed to homeless 11/28/2018 children. Organized by Social Service League Safdarjung Settlement Relief
Drive Medical Camp: For non- teaching staff of college and 2/27/2019 members of the GTB community. Parivartan- Skip a Meal: A project where the resident junior members of the college Seven times in a year voluntarily skip one meal and donate it to the needy. Movie Screening: Shyam Benegal’s ‘Making of Mahatma’ organized by 10/5/2018 20 Gandhi and Ambedkar Study Circle Discussion by prominent 10/11/2018 21 academician and Gandhian
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Dr. Avijit Pathak on ‘Swaraj’ organized by Gandhi and Ambedkar Study Circle.
Panel Discussion on ‘Discrimination’ headed by Dr. Sukumar Sen, Prof. Sanjay Ingole, Advocate Sanghapali Aruna and Dr. 1/24/2019 60 Jagadish Chandra. Organized by Gandhi and Ambedkar Study Circle, Gender Studies Cell and Enabling Unit Gandhi and Ambedkar Study Circle organized an essay writing competition on the theme “What If Gandhiji Was Alive Today?” Gandhi and Ambedkar Study Circle organized a talk by Journalist Vivek Shukla for a 3/13/2019 200+ talk on ‘Gandhi and St. Stephens’. Gandhi and Ambedkar Study Circle organized ‘Ahimsa: 3/13/2019 The General Quiz with a Gandhian Touch’ North East Society Lunch 7/15/2018 70 Unicolour: Cultural Event of 3/12/2019 130 the North Eastern States Poush Mela: Indigenous artists from Bengal performed regional songs and dances. Event was educational and 2/11/2019 120 was followed by a workshop and interactive session at the end with a patachitra artist
Eid Lunch 9/11/2018 50 Mehfil-e-Qawwali:An evening of Qawwali 11/1/2018 500 performance by the renowned Nizami brothers Punjabi Fest": Annual Punjabi Lunch 9/20/2019 200
Film screening with Mr. Daljit Ami 'Not Every Time'* The 9/19/2019 20 film traces the various
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Participatory democracy, national consciousness, fundamental duties and role of vigilant and active citizenry. LokNiti 2019- Forum on Public PolicyNational Development, Poverty 1st Visit during Monsoon Session- Alleviation, Economic 8/8/18, & 2nd Visit during Budget 280 Grwoth, Inclusive & Session- 2/7/19 Sustainable Development, Core principles of Equality and Liberty. Parliament Visits: Democratic awareness and national pride, first hand experience of political processes like 10/10/18-10/11/18 150 Parliamentary discussions and debates, national and social cohesion symbolised by the Parliament of India. Pro Am Debate: Debates were conducted on topics that 9/27/18-9/30/18 150 address socially relevant issues. Mukarji Memorial Dialogues: Discussions were conducted on important topics 1/21/19-1/22/19 60 concerning farmers and gender issues. Mukarji Memorial Debate:, Debate was conducted on 2/21/19-2/24/19 400 topics that addressed socially relevant issues.financial The Dandiya Night was organized during Navratri.
The Diwali Pujan we held in collaboration with the Students’ Union Society, to give students a home away from home for one of the most celebrated festivals of India On 7th of September, a fund raiser lunch was organized by the Malyalam Literary Society; the profits of which went to Nagaland, which had just suffered from a devastating flood The college community
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7.1.7 Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly (at least five) The entire college observed the Environmental Fortnight. Environmental Society participated in full vigor. The Fortnight proved instrumental in helping the implementation of many positive steps. The ban of plastic packaging in the cafeteria. Weekly collection of posters printed by societies for recycling. The Green Diwali Campaign: Activities undertaken as part of the campaign included an enjoyable offline poster-making session by reusing old posters and announcements in the morning assembly to increase awareness about negative-effects from using crackers, followed by a collection drive on campus for underprivileged refugee children which culminated in a day visit to a school for refugee children in the Jasola camp. This visit was especially meaningful as the society members were able to bring the light of happiness to the lives of over 60 children, thereby celebrating the festival of lights in its truest sense. The Environmental society launched the Global Impact Challenge- a pan-India social B-Plan Competition, the first of its kind in Delhi University. The ultimate objective of this event was to find and fund impactful and innovative projects. The event, hosted in association with Reap Benefit, an NGO based in Bangalore, promised winners seed-level funding of Rs. 15,000, expert mentorship, and an internship with the NGO. Five teams have successfully implemented their projects. A pilot project for Waste Management was started by installing new bins, with the aid of the Rotary Club in October 2018. Over time, this has grown into a full-fledged attempt on the part of Environmental Society, as well as the college, to turn the campus into a truly green one. The entire team of Environment Society surveyed the campus and curated an extensive database regarding the present bin locations and conditions. The College and the society unanimously decided to start with waste segregation in a phased manner, beginning with the Residence blocks. Separate bins for plastic waste, paper waste, and everything else will be installed in the required number in each residence block and the waste will
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be recycled appropriately. Old books and notebooks collected from students were recycled and made into fresh 100 notebooks. To minimize the waste generated in the labs is an ongoing process. Submission of records and applications for requests/permissions is a completely online facility.
7.2 Best Practices Describe at least two institutional best practices Upload details of two best practices successfully implemented by the institution as per NAAC format in your institution website, provide the link. a) College continues to encourage its students to strictly follow the two tenets which have made it the leading educational institution in India. The two qualities are those of excellence and service. Excellence, primarily in studies, and in every other thing that they set their minds to work in. Service, because unless the good that we receive is shared it will be a mere waste of good effort.
Over the 138 years of its existence College has donated generously to India and the world through human capital. The alumni who have gone on to make a positive impact on the world and India through their contributions in the fields of academics. politics, government, administration, social service, social service, corporate governance, startups, and every other field of human endeavour is unparalleled by any other educational institution in India. This has been made possible by the sustained efforts in College to promote these two traits unconditionally. b) College has started making an effort for continued relevance of its educational efforts through the introduction of new courses, an application for autonomy, and steps to respect the environment policy in small but significant steps like the thrust to make the College paper-free in administration and its concentrated efforts to make a plastic-free environment.
Dealing with Unequal India, short term courses on Public Policy, Sanskrit and a collaborative set of papers, workshops and academic exercises seek to enhance the academic relevance and purpose of a practical education. To this end, the College has also put in an application to the UGC for an autonomous status. The application, after a positive visit, by the UGC team is awaiting clearance.
St Stephen's College is one of the oldest institutions under the University of Delhi, predating the University by almost four decades. One of the enduring qualities that is practiced and which we hope to pass on to every generation is the respect for our environment. This has been ingrained through the consistent practice of simple but effective steps like (a) determined decisions to maintain open and green spaces - we have a built up area of only 28% of our land bank, (b) continued efforts to make the campus plastic-free and (c) a policy to help the environment by making our administrative work increasingly paper-free. https://www.ststephens.edu/iqac-2018/
7.3 Institutional Distinctiveness Provide the details of the performance of the institution in one area distinctive to its vision, priority and thrust Provide the weblink of the institution in not more than 500 words As an educational institution College aims to contribute to the development of human knowledge. Over the 138 years of its existence College has donated generously to India and the world through human capital. The alumni who have gone on to make a positive impact on the world and India through their
Guidelines of IQAC and submission of AQAR for Affiliated/Constituent Colleges Page 152 contributions in the fields of academics. politics, government, administration, social service, social service, corporate governance, startups, and every other field of human endeavour is unparalleled by any other educational institution in India. This has been made possible by the sustained efforts in College to promote these two traits unconditionally. St Stephen's College will continue to strive to add to human capital by helping every student passing through its portal realise his strengths and thereby add to the world's human capital. https://www.ststephens.edu/iqac-2018/
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Annexure I
Abbreviations:
CAS - Career Advancement Scheme
CAT - Common Admission Test
CBCS - Choice Based Credit System
CE - Centre for Excellence
COP - Career Oriented Programme
CPE - College with Potential for Excellence
DPE - Department with Potential for Excellence
GATE - Graduate Aptitude Test
NET - National Eligibility Test
PEI - Physical Education Institution
SAP - Special Assistance Programme
SF - Self Financing
SLET - State Level Eligibility Test
TEI - Teacher Education Institution
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For Communication with NAAC
The Director National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) (An Autonomous Institution of the University Grants Commission) P. O. Box. No. 1075, Nagarbhavi Bengaluru - 560 072 Phone: +91-80-2321 0261/62/63/64/65 Fax: +91-80-2321 0268, 2321 0270 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.naac.gov.in
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