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Annual Report वागषिक प्रगिवेदन 2019 लोकनायक जयप्रकाश प्रौद्योगिकी संथान, छपरा LOK NAYAK JAI PRAKASH INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, CHAPRA वागषिक प्रगिवेदन 2019 -20 ANNUAL REPORT Lok Nayak Jai Prakash Institute of Technology, Chapra (Under Department of Science & Technology, Government of Bihar) (Affiliated to Aryabhatta Knowledge University, Patna) Chapra, NH-19, Saran, Bihar – 841302 www.lnjpitchapra.in Message from BOG Chairman Dr. Arun V. Bapat Seismologist and Former Head Earthquake Engineering Research, CWPRS, Pune. Message It gives me great pleasure to write a message for Annual Report of LNJPIT, Chapra. The Annual Report is expected to summarise in short about the achievements and lacuna, including mistakes and failures to some extent. The Chapra College Principal and the faculty are so much qualified and experts that any of them could write Message for Annual Report. The college is spread over an extensive area with some important Departments. Incidentally, I had the occasion to witness the changes and order of significance of various departments. During my educative years, the Civil Engineering was number one, subsequently with industrialization, the electric and mechanical departments came in the front, which was then followed by electronics and communication, then arrived the King Computer but incidentally this was also followed by Information Technology and Satellite Communication. I am happy to say that our Chapra College had been keeping pace with all these developments and accordingly improving the functioning of all departments. As the development progressed the methods of teaching have also been changing. We have an excellent connectivity and various web sites are easily accessible to students. Our students have been showing excellent performance in studies, arranging conferences on hackathon etc. We wanted to arrange a Conference of National Level but the pandemic COVID19 has come in way and blocked it. In addition, and also as per the directions of TEQUIP we had organised several trainings on understanding the topic, use of mathematics and statistics including Fuzzy Set Theory for routine research related problems was initiated, but it is yet to reach a matured stage. Implacability, training for GATE and other entrance examinations has been quite good. Teaching of English as communication language has given some results but still not up to exceptions. There was some setback to the very functioning of college activities due to the General Elections of 2019. One entire building and few rooms were taken over by he Election Commission. As such access to laboratory and other equipment was restricted and had caused some delay in achieving the desired pre declared dates/s of completion. We were hoping to overcome the difficulties in the next year, but the Corona endemic has become a big problem, which at present appears to be insurmountable. With best wishes!!! Dr. Arun V. Bapat Message froM PrINCIPaL’s Desk Dr. Shree Narayan Sharma Principal Lok Nayak Jai Prakash Institute of Technology Message Lok Nayak Jai Prakash Institute of Technology, established in 2012, is a government engineering college in Chapra, Saran a district in the state of Bihar. Known for its political, social and cultural heritage, the district is known to have given birth to a number of culturally and historically notable figures starting from Rajendra Prasad, Jay Prakash Narayan, scholar Rahul Sankrityayan, Bhikari Thakur, Braj Kishore Prasad and so on. The institute considers itself to be a part of the trajectory of models created by those great legends by contributing to our society and nation through producing professionals of uncompromising quality. In the changing face of the economy of our nation in general, and Bihar in particular, the institute claims its position in understanding the growth in manufacturing and service sectors. Therefore, we perceive it as our primary responsibility to promote technically inquisitive minds to give ample exposure and skills to serve the society, thereby strengthening the spine of our nation for a better future. Our vision is not simply restricted to the technical enhancement of the future generation, but also based on the broader idea that a comprehensive development of individual is possible only through the promotion of various and extra-curricular activities alongside curricular activities. To assure such a multi-faceted development of our students, the institute itself takes upper hand to conduct various workshops, seminars, expert lectures, and promote the students to begin their own initiatives such as establishment of various clubs, individual projects etc. serving their own exclusive purposes. We have also been training our students by encouraging them to visit various premier educational institutions, industries, arranging internship programs and promoting academic projects across departments. I wish that our students will Come forward to learn, go forth to serve and excel into the world with great strength, not only to do job but to remain beautiful human beings. With best wishes!!! Dr. Shree Narayan Sharma Principal, LNJPIT Chapra Annual Report Committee Vishwesh Singh Annual Report Coordinator (Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering) Committee Members Mr. Priyanshu Raj Mr. Vivek Kumar Tiwari (Department Coordinator, Civil) (Head of Department, Civil) Mr. Manoj Bhaskar Mr. Rishikesh Choudhary (Department Coordinator, Electrical & Electronics) (Head of Department, Electrical & Electronics) Mr. Chandan Kumar Mr. Kumar Jyotiraditya (Department Coordinator, Mechanical) (Head of Department, Mechanical) Mr. Sushil Kumar Dr. Shambhu Shankar Bharti (Department Coordinator, Computer Science) (Head of Department, Computer Science) Mr. Shyam Lal Yadav Mr. Zafar Ayub Ansari (Department Coordinator, Applied Science) (Head of Department, Applied Science) Mr. Aditya Raj Mr. Rishabh Raj (EAP Coordinator) (EMF Coordinator) Mr. Pravin Rai Mr. Krishnakant Chaubey (Employability Coordinator) (GATE Coordinator) Dr. Ghanashyam Kumar Prajapati Mr. Piyush Kumar Mishra (R & D Coordinator) (Induction Program Coordinator) Mr. Sudhir Kumar Pandey Mr. Preetam Amrit (Academic In-charge) (Training and Placement Coordinator) Ms. Shradhya Singh Ms. Nandini Kumari (Women Cell) (Photography Club) Mr. Abhinit Kumar Mr. Aneesh Kumar MP (Assistant Professor, Civil) (Assistant Professor, English) Mr. Rahul Chaurasia Mrs. Soma Srivastava (NBA Coordinator) (Program Manager) Mr. Nesar Mr. Harsh Vardhan (Accounts Assistant) (B. Tech, Civil, 2017-2021) Mr. Suraj Kumar Mr. Robin Kumar (B. Tech, CSE, 2017-2021) (B. Tech, EEE, 2017-2021) Mr. Anshuman Kr. Singh Mr. Rahul Prasad (B. Tech, EEE, 2017-2021) (B. Tech, Mechanical, 2017-2021) Table of Contents S. No. Description Page No. 1 ABOUT THE INSTITUTE 1 2 VISION AND MISSION 2-3 3 ARYABHATTA KNOWLEDGE UNIVERSITY (AKU) PATNA 4 4 INSTITUTE GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE 5-6 5 ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF INSTITUTE 7-9 6 ACADEMIC CALENDER 2019-2020 10-12 7 INFRASTRUCTURE: ACADEMIC, LIBRARY, COMPUTER CENTRE, 13-16 RESIDENTIAL, HOSTELS ETC 8 DEPARTMENT’S PROFILE WITH INFRASTRUCTURE & FACILITIES 17-39 Department of Civil Engineering 17-20 Department of Computer Science & Engineering 21-22 Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering 23-28 Department of Mechanical Engineering 29-36 Department of Applied Science and Humanities 37-38 9 INFORMATION REGARDING NBA ACCREDITATION 39 10 PROGRAMS OFFERED 40 11 STUDENTS STRENGTH (UG, PG, PHD) SANCTIONED INTAKE & ACTUAL 41-43 INTAKE), CATEGORY & GENDER WISE 12 FACULTY & STAFF POSITIONS: SANCTIONED INTAKE & ACTUAL FILLED 44-45 13 Information about GATE performance 46-47 14 TRAINING PROGRAMMES HELD FOR THE STUDENTS 48-66 Employability Skill Training 48-52 Induction Program (2019) 53 Department of Mechanical Engineering 54-55 Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering 56-57 Department of Computer Science Engineering 58-59 Department of Civil Engineering 60-66 15 TRAINING PROGRAMMES HELD FOR TEACHER AND STAFFS 67-81 16 STUDENT’S INTERNSHIP DATA 82-93 17 CAMPUS PLACEMENT DATA 94-95 18 Ph. D STATUS IN DEPARTMENTS 96-97 19 RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 98-102 20 START-UP AND INNOVATIONS 103-105 21 COLLABORATIVE ACTIVITIES 106-109 22 FINANCIAL INFORMATION: FUNDS RECEIVED & SPENT 110 23 CURRICULAR ACHIEVEMENTS 111-112 PHOTO GALLERY 113-121 1. ABOUT THE INSTITUTE Lok Nayak Jay Prakash Institute of Technology (LNJPIT), Chapra is a government owned engineering college in Bihar under Department of Science and Technology established in 2012. It is affiliated with the Aryabhata Knowledge University, Patna. LNJPIT Chapra is the seventh government Engineering College in Bihar State spread over 40 acres of land. The plan is to make it as a state-of-the-art technology Centre and Research hub. The idea behind establishment of LNJPIT was to cater growing needs of increasing Technical Demands in our modern life. The LNJPIT Chapra is situated on the banks of the river Ganga behind renowned Jai Prakash University Campus. Currently, college offers four years of Bachelor of Technology (BTech) Programs in four different discipline of Engineering such as Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science Engineering and Electrical and Electronics Engineering with an annual intake of 240 Students with 60 students in each discipline. All the courses are affiliated to All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) Delhi. The first session commenced from 08/09/2012 with an intake of 240 students. With the advancement of time LNJPIT Chapra has emerged as one of the best engineering colleges in
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