About Modern College
Management Committee Members
Senior College Committee
| Sr. No. | Name | Designation |
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Prof. Dr. Gajanan R. Ekbote |
Advisor |
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Prof. Dr. Ms. Pallavi Jadhav |
Chairman |
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3 |
Prof. Parag Shah |
Visitor & Member |
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4 |
Prof. S. S. Deshmukh |
Member |
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5 |
Prof. Dr. Ms. Nivedita G. Ekbote |
Member |
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6 |
Shri. Y. R, Kulkarni |
Member |
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7 |
Prof. Pallavi Jadhav |
Member |
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8 |
Mrs. Monika P. Vaidya |
Member |
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9 |
Shri Shivaji Jawalkar |
Member |
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10 |
Prof. Dr. Varsha Bapat |
Principal, Member |
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11 |
Dr. Digvijay G. Ekbote |
Vice-President, Spl Invitee |
College Organizational Chart
Chairman's Message
Prof. Dr. Gajanan R. Ekbote
- Professor of Surgery, B.J. Medical College
- Dean, Faculty of Medicine, University of Pune, Pune
- Member, Senate & Board of College and University Dept, University of Pune, Pune
- Member of Consultative Group on Education by Planning Commission, Government of India
- Member of Consultative Group on ‘Teacher’s Education’ by Planning Commission, Government of India
- Member, Management Council, Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Nashik
- Member, Board of Governors, National Institute of Technology, Surathkal, Karnataka
- Member, Academic Council (UGC Nominee), West Bengal University of Health Sciences, Kolkata
Progressive Education Society was established by Late Shankarraoji Kanitkar and his 5 teacher colleagues in 1934 on the auspicious day of “Akshay Tritiya.” The key words in the history of Progressive Education Society are “Progressive” and “Modern.”
Modern College of Arts, Science and Commerce was started in the year 2019. The fee structure of Modern College of Arts, Science and Commerce is well within the reach of poor and middle-class students. Our mission is to develop competent, committed, and compassionate leaders who will make a difference to the people among whom they work. It constantly scans the developments in business and in society and tries proactively to meet the challenges.
Technology is advancing day by day. New institutions are launched every year in and around Pune city. Every institute is trying its best to give the best possible facilities to the students. However, it is our commitment to the students and parents that Modern College of Arts, Science and Commerce will definitely honor two words which are important to the management of Progressive Education Society, i.e., “Progressive” and “Modern.”
“I have always believed that the answer to my destiny lies in creating the results I desire.”
A surgeon by profession, Dr. G. R. Ekbote made his foray into the world of administration in 1985. Fueled by the desire for pedagogical pursuits, he accepted the challenging responsibility of leading the Progressive Education Society, Pune as its chairman. In order to keep pace with the changing scenario of education, he has introduced emerging and need-based courses in the institutions run by the Progressive Education Society. It is an account of his pro-active approach and foresightedness that he has been successfully leading 57 educational institutions in Pune City. Dr. Ekbote was granted an equivalence of Ph.D. degree by Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Nashik for his outstanding academic qualifications, research work, and eminence achieved in his profession. Presently, he is working as the Pro-Vice Chancellor of the same University.
Principal's Message
Prof. Dr. Varsha. Bapat
Principal
On behalf of Progressive Education Society’s Modern College of Arts, Science and Commerce, S.No. 117, Popularnagar, Warje, Pune, I heartily welcome you all!!!
P. E. Society’s MCASC was founded with the vision,
“To provide excellent educational opportunities to the students to meet economic, social, and environmental challenges to become active participants in shaping the world of the future we see.”
Modern College of Arts, Science, and Commerce (MCASC) Warje, Pune 58 was started in 2019 by Progressive Education Society, Pune, in Maharashtra. PES was founded in 1934.
It is based on the pedestal ज्ञानमयो भव (Dnyanamayo Bhava) meaning “Be knowledge incarnate” as envisaged by the visionaries who established the PES Pune. The entire functioning of the college rests on two key words: “Modern” and “Progressive.”
After the declaration of HSC results, the students can apply online for admission to the first year of undergraduate B.A., B.Sc., and B.Com Courses.
Warje Senior College is one year old and boasts a very good infrastructure in terms of laboratories, library, and Gymkhana. The laboratory is also spacious and well equipped. The library has a good collection of books with a reading hall. Most of the required equipment is available in the Gymkhana.
All staff members are well qualified and experienced. The college is permanently affiliated with Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU), formerly known as Pune University.
In the future, we plan to start B.Sc (Computer Science), B.C.S., B.C.A., skill development courses along with various postgraduate courses.
I wish all the best for the development of Warje Senior College.
STATUTORY DECLARATION RTI ACT, 2005
| Designation | Name | Position |
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First Appellate Officer |
Prof. Shamkant S. Deshmukh |
Secretary, Progressive Education Society, Pune – 05 |
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Public Information Officer |
Prof. Dr. Varsha M. Bapat |
Principal, PES’s Modern College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Warje, Pune – 58 |
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Assistant Information Officer |
Mrs. Rupali Deokar |
Office Assistant, PES’s Modern College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Warje, Pune – 58 |
Code of Conduct for Faculty
Faculty should:
- Maintain active membership of professional organizations and strive to improve education and the profession through them.
- Perform their duties in the form of teaching, tutorial, practical, seminar, and research work conscientiously and with dedication.
- Co-operate and assist in carrying out functions relating to the educational responsibilities of the college and the university such as: assisting in appraising applications for admission, advising and counseling students as well as assisting in the conduct of university and college examinations, including supervision, invigilation, and evaluation.
- Participate in extension, co-curricular, and extra-curricular activities, including community service.
- Respect the right and dignity of the student in expressing his/her opinion.
- Deal justly and impartially with students regardless of their religion, caste, political, economic, social, and physical characteristics.
- Recognize the differences in aptitude and abilities among students and strive to meet their individual needs.
- Encourage students to improve their attainments, develop their personalities, and at the same time contribute to community welfare.
- Inculcate among students a scientific outlook and respect for physical labor, as well as ideals of democracy, patriotism, and peace.
- Be affectionate to the students and not behave in a vindictive manner towards any of them for any reason.
- Pay attention only to the attainment of the student in the assessment of merit.
- Refrain from inciting students against other students, colleagues, or the administration.
- Faculty members should not exploit students for private advantage.
- Faculty members should maintain a subject file for the subject they are teaching, which will contain the attendance register, sample question papers of university and internal examination, teaching plan, teaching plan compliance, syllabus, etc.
- If any faculty member leaves the institution, he/she should deposit all the records of the subjects taught by him, including the subject file, with the concerned Head of Department.
- Faculty members should maintain confidentiality regarding student performance.
- Specific critiques of performance should not be discussed, even with colleagues, unless there is an academically grounded reason for that discussion.
- Co-operate in the formulation of policies of the institution by accepting various offices and discharging responsibilities that such offices may demand.
- Co-operate with the authorities for the betterment of the institution, keeping in view the interests and dignity of the profession.
- Adhere to the conditions of the contract.
- Refrain from availing themselves of leave except on unavoidable grounds and, as far as practicable, with prior intimation, keeping in view their particular responsibility for completion of the academic schedule.
- Try to ensure, through teachers’ bodies and organizations, that institutions maintain contact with the guardians of their students, send reports of their performance to the guardians whenever necessary, and meet the guardians in meetings convened for the purpose of mutual exchange of ideas and for the benefit of the institution.
- Work to improve education in the community and strengthen the community’s moral and intellectual life.
- Be aware of social problems and take part in such activities as would be conducive to the progress of society.
- Perform the duties of citizenship, participate in community activities, and shoulder responsibilities of public offices.
- Refrain from taking part in, subscribing to, or assisting in any activities which tend to promote feelings of hatred or enmity among different communities, religions, or linguistic groups, but actively work for national integration.
Code of Conduct for Students
General Rules and Regulations for Students:
Attendance of following functions is compulsory for all students
- a) Independence Day.
- b) Republic day.
- c) Birth and Death Anniversary of great Indian personalities.
Students shall always keep the college clean and ensure the surroundings are also clean and tidy.
Once a student is admitted to any of the course in the college, he/ she must abide by the following rules and regulations.
❖ Discipline
1) The Student must carry identity card with them in the campus and produce it on demand by authority.
2) Students must park their vehicles in the allotted parking area only and bicycles with proper lock system.
3) Dress code for all courses is compulsory.
Shorts, short tops, short skirts and bermudas are not allowed. 12Teachers’ instructions in this respect shall be followed.
Dress code for Girls
✓ Full Jeans / Trousers and Tops
✓ Salwar Kameez
✓ Sarees
Dress code for boys
✓ Full Jeans / Trousers
✓ Shirts/T-Shirts
4) Use of mobile cell is not allowed in the college campus. Students should be aware that mobile phones, or similar electronic instruments are switched off in classrooms, library and during any activity in the college. 22If such instruments ring or are used during classes, in the library or during activities, the instruments are liable to be confiscated by the college authorities, or fine may be imposed by the college.
5) Smoking cigarettes or taking any addictive substance in college premises including the canteen, parking, classrooms etc. is prohibited and if found doing these, the student must be liable for disciplinary action.
6) Each student shall behave in a good manner, both within and outside the campus of the College as a student of a prestigious College. Each student shall show due respect and courtesy towards Senior Citizens, Visitor, Principal, Teachers & Non teaching staff of the college as well as the Heads of other units in the campus.
7) Student should not involve himself/herself directly or indirectly in indisciplinary activities like theft case/ragging/fighting/quarreling/use of abusive language/ misbehave with fellow students, juniors/seniors within campus or with outsiders and also with staff members, failing which appropriate action shall be initiated against him/her as necessary.
8) Lack of courtesy and decorum; inappropriate conduct within and outside the College; willful damage to College property; removal of any property belonging to the College, fellow students or other personnel of the College; use of abusive and offensive language; disturbing fellow students in their studies, breach of rules and regulations of the College; adoption of unfair practices in tests, quizzes, assignments, or examinations, noisy and unruly behavior shall constitute violation of the code of conduct.
9) Loud talking, loitering or congregating, being a source of distraction and annoyance to others is not permitted.
10) Student must attend lectures / seminars / debates/functions arranged by the college, for their overall personality development.
11) Minimum 80% attendance in regular theory and practical classes is compulsory for grant of term. Otherwise, they will not be allowed to appear for examinations.
12) Students are expected to actively participate in extra-curricular activities organized by the college from time to time.
13) Students must go through various notices and circulars displayed on the notice boards of the college from time to time regarding all activities including examinations, scholarships and placement opportunities.
14) Damage to the college property e.g. furniture, building, books, equipment etc. caused by the students will be duly recovered from them.
15) Undertaking should be given against ragging.
Important instructions about Ragging :-
Strict actions will be taken against those students who are found in Ragging activities at College_premises and in hostels as per the norms laid down by the Hon’ble Supreme Court.
The following actions will be taken by the college against students involved in ragging:
✓ To keep away students thoroughly from educational benefits and attendance in the class.
✓ To prevent from scholarships, fellowship and other educational benefits.
✓ To prevent appearing from all types of exams.
✓ To keep away such students from state, international conferences, seminars, workshops, competitions or youth festivals and sports activities.
The fine will be charged immediately against such students as per the management norms.
✓ To terminate the admission of such students.
Statutory Committees
| Sr. No. | Date Published | Subject | Document |
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1 |
15 June 2023 |
CIRCULAR NO. 10 B/2023-2024 |
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2 |
15 June 2023 |
CIRCULAR NO. 13/2023-2024 |
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3 |
15 June 2023 |
CIRCULAR NO. 16/2023-2024 |
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4 |
15 June 2023 |
CIRCULAR NO. 10A/2023-2024 |
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5 |
15 June 2023 |
CIRCULAR NO. 10 C/2023-2024 |
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6 |
15 June 2023 |
CIRCULAR NO, 11/2023-2024 |
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7 |
15 June 2023 |
CIRCULAR N0. 17/2023-2024 |
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8 |
15 June 2023 |
CIRCULAR NO. 15/2023-2024 |
Other Committees
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Appraisal Committee |
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Institution Equal Opportunity Cell |
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Institution Entrepreneur Development Cell |
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Intellectual Property Rights Cell |
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5 |
Institution’s Innovation Council |
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6 |
Examination Committee |
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7 |
IQAC |
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8 |
Placement and Softskills Development Committee |
College Development Committee
| Sr. No. | Name | Designation |
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1 |
Prof. Dr. Gajanan R. Ekbote |
Advisor |
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2 |
Prof. Dr. Ms. Pallavi Jadhav |
Chairman |
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3 |
Prof. Parag Shah |
Visitor & Member |
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4 |
Prof. S. S. Deshmukh |
Member |
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5 |
Prof. Dr. Ms. Nivedita G. Ekbote |
Member |
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6 |
Shri. Y. R, Kulkarni |
Member |
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7 |
Prof. Pallavi Jadhav |
Member |
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8 |
Mrs. Monika P. Vaidya |
Member |
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9 |
Shri Shivaji Jawalkar |
Member |
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10 |
Prof. Dr. Varsha Bapat |
Principal, Member |
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11 |
Dr. Digvijay G. Ekbote |
Vice-President, Spl Invitee |
Student Counseling Cell
| Name | Position |
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Dr. Varsha M. Bapat |
Principal, MCASC, Warje |
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Ms. Swarali Suryawanshi |
Arts Faculty |
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Mrs. Prajakta Kulkarni |
Psychologist, Visual Art Therapy Practitioner |
Prevention of Caste Discrimination
| Sr. No. | Name | Document |
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1 |
Prevention of Caste-based Discrimination Committee |
Institution Entrepreneur Development Cell
| Sr. No. | Name | Position |
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1 |
Prof. Shamkant Deshmukh |
Advisor |
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2 |
Mr. Deepak Marathe |
Advisor |
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3 |
Prof. Pallavi Jadhav |
Advisor |
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4 |
Mr. Nitesh More |
Advisor |
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5 |
Mr. Rajiv Tulpule |
Industry Member |
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6 |
Dr. Varsha M. Bapat |
Chairperson |
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7 |
Ms. Priya Samak |
Vice-Chairman |
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8 |
Smt. Vrushali Bhurke |
Co-ordinator |
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9 |
Ms. Swarali Suryawanshi |
Member |
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10 |
Mr. Ishwar Hemke |
Member |
Women Grievances Redressal Cell
| Sr. No. | Name | Position |
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1 |
Dr. Varsha M. Bapat |
Principal |
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2 |
Prof. Pallavi Jadhav |
Chairperson |
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3 |
Dr. Varsha M. Bapat |
Secretary |
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4 |
Adv. Vaishali Kulkarni |
Co-ordinator |
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5 |
Ms. Priya Samak |
Member |
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6 |
Mr. Shaunak Mainkar |
Member |
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7 |
Mrs. Bhagyashree Atre |
Member |
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8 |
Smt. Priya Paranjape |
Member |
Green Campus Initiative
| Sr. No. | Name | Position |
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1 |
Prof. Shamkant Deshmukh |
Advisor |
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2 |
Dr. Varsha M. Bapat |
Principal |
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3 |
Prof. Pallavi Jadhav |
Chairman |
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4 |
Ms. Tanvi Jadhav |
Co-ordinator |
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5 |
Ms. Priya Samak |
Member |
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6 |
Mr. Shaunak Mainkar |
Member |
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7 |
Adv. Vaishali Kulkarni |
Member |
Internal Complaint Committee
Constitution of Society
Vision
“To create a collaborative academic environment to foster professional excellence and ethical values”
Mission
- To develop outstanding professionals with high ethical standards capable of creating and managing global enterprises
- To foster innovation and research by providing a stimulating learning environment
- To ensure equitable development of students of all ability levels and backgrounds
- To be responsive to changes in technology, socio-economic and environmental conditions
- To foster and maintain mutually beneficial partnerships with alumni and industry
2F In Process…
12B Not Applicable
Vision
“To create a collaborative academic environment to foster professional excellence and ethical values”
Mission
- To develop outstanding professionals with high ethical standards capable of creating and managing global enterprises
- To foster innovation and research by providing a stimulating learning environment
- To ensure equitable development of students of all ability levels and backgrounds
- To be responsive to changes in technology, socio-economic and environmental conditions
- To foster and maintain mutually beneficial partnerships with alumni and industry
Infrastructure and physical facilities
The Institution has adequate infrastructure and physical facilities for teaching- learning. viz., classrooms, laboratories, computing equipment etc.
Progressive Education Society’s Modern College of Arts, Science and Commerce is located in Warje, Pune. The College is spread over 1 acres of land has one building divided in 2 Wings Viz A and B along with Parking slot and Play Ground. College runs Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses (Arts Science and Commerce) in the morning shift for optimal utilization of resources.
State of art infrastructure is the key requirement of education systems which involves physical, Human and structural resource. A good educational infrastructure for students offers –
- Comfort and convenience to students
- Safety and Security
- Sound learning environment
- Brand Value
- Pleasure of good ambience
We at PES’s Modern College of Arts, Science and Commerce , Warje 58 have the following infrastructural facilities-
- Physical Infrastructure: This includes classrooms, laboratories, libraries, administrative offices, auditoriums, seminar halls, hostels, Play ground, sufficient parking space and recreational facilities..
- Library Resources: The library has a sufficient collection of books, journals, periodicals, and digital resources relevant to the courses offered by the institution,. College has membership of Jaykar Library,SPPU and NDLI.
- Laboratory Facilities :- College have Chemistry,Physics,Electronic Sc., Microbiology, Psychology, Language and Computer Laboratories with all necessary equipment and other facilities which is being used by all streams.
- Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Infrastructure: College has computer labs, internet connectivity of 200.mbps, multimedia facilities, and e-learning resources. College has licensed software like MS office – 365, Tally, Presentations apps, Vriddhi, Projectors, Printers, Smart Boards, Photoshoot and Canva applications etc. All these ICT tools are used by our digitally sound teaching staff and non-teaching staff..
- Classroom Infrastructure: Classrooms are facilitated with audio-visual aids, projectors, and other teaching aids to make interactive learning experiences. The seating arrangement is made favourable for discussions and group activities
- Sports and Recreational Facilities: College has arrangement to facilities for sports, games, and recreational activities to promote the overall well-being of students. This includes playgrounds, gymnasiums, indoor sports facilities, and spaces for cultural events.
- Maintenance and Upkeep: Regular maintenance of infrastructure ensured for its functionality and overall safety. Institutions has Annual Maintenance Contract for the upkeep of buildings, equipment, and facilities. Regular yearly Dead stock checking assists for the Auditing purposes.
- Environment friendly infrastructure: There is increasing emphasis on eco-friendly infrastructure. Focused efforts are made towards implementation of waste management, and green initiatives.
- Psychology laboratories are designed with a facility of cubicles for counselling sessions. It provides various psychological tests and apparatus for experiment
- Support Services: In addition to physical infrastructure, support services such as counselling centers, career guidance cells, health services, and student amenities (cafeteria Gymnasium, Restroom,etc.) are made available to students in college campus.
- Stationary and Record Room: Provision for storage of record, stationery items and maintenance room is made available.
- Administrative Area : This area includes cabins for the Principal, NAAC & IQAC Room,. Administrative office, Examination Room, NSS Room, Canteen, Health Care Centre, Ladies Common Room, purified drinking water, Fire Fighting System, elevators, washrooms and elevator and ramp for divyang etc. are available and well-maintained.
Infrastructure sports and culture
The Institution has adequate facilities for cultural activities, sports, games (indoor, outdoor), gymnasium, yoga center etc.
Infrastructure in educational institute which includes Buildings, classrooms, laboratories, equipment, Cultural hall, Sports facilities, etc improves student outcomes. It is the design of institute’s infrastructure which affects learning through three interrelated factors such as light, air quality, complexity, colour, flexibility of the learning space.
Poor building conditions such as dark classrooms with no proper ventilation, broken furniture, leaky washrooms, poorly maintained cafeterias and pantry areas, messed-up library arrangement creates a negative environment and this adversely affects student’s learning outcome.
College has recreational center for indoor activities, Room for musical performances, gymnasium, etc. as an integral part of college infrastructure. College has recreational centre with necessary infrastructure for indoor facility. The playground is another vital component of our college infrastructure. It contributes to the physical and mental wellness of our students and creates a positive atmosphere in the campus. Playgrounds is multi-functional, flexible and safe. College is surrounded by different sports complexes for variety of sports activities and are made available to the students at concessional rates for regular practice.
Following top infrastructural facilities.
Seminar Hall
Two Seminar hall developed with a seating capacity of 100 each, is equipped with LCD projectors, audio system and internet facility. These are used for seminars, training programs, FDP, organizing cultural programs Parents Teachers Meetings (PTM), Orientation Programs, academic activities and social events.
Auditorium
Our Parent Institute has an auditorium at Shivaji Nagar campus with a seating capacity of 500 people with audio video support which can be used by the college for special programs.
Open Air Auditorium
The institute has multipurpose open air auditorium for entertainment and celebrations. Apart from seminar hall, a separate Open-air auditorium where activities such as Celebration of Independence Day, Republic Day , Annual social gathering, life skill workshops, Vyapar Melawa other programs are held.
Indoor Game facility
It provides facilities for indoor games viz. Carom, Chess etc. Basketball Court, Volleyball Court, Football Court/ Netball Court, Kabbadi, etc. are available on the sports ground. College also utilize sports facilities of other sports and social organizations such as Corporation sports Sankul which is developed with various instruments and facilities.
Yoga center facility
College seminar hall is available for the practice of Yoga, aerobics etc. International Yoga Day is celebrated every year to create awareness among staff and students of the college. The same hall is used for activities like Meditation, and prana yam sessions.
Facilities Management:
Maintenance staff is appointed for regular upkeep of facilities. Safety measures such as first aid stations, fire extinguishers and emergency response plans.
Safety and Surveillance facility:
CCTV cameras are installed in classrooms, corridors, examination room, administrative are, parking slot for surveillance purpose.
Investing in such infrastructure not only promotes physical well-being but also fosters creativity, teamwork, leadership skills, and overall personal growth among students. A vibrant campus environment that encourages students to explore their interests beyond academics and develop into well-rounded individuals.
IT facilities including Wi-Fi
Use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) has provided both students and faculty members with more opportunities in adapting learning, teaching and managing the individual needs. The College has broadband facilities to provide the internet facility. The computer and internet connectivity is available at various locations to the staff and students to update the teaching & learning resources. There are around 40 computers with the necessary configuration. These computers are connected with LAN. College has 1 Laptop with required configuration which is used for guest lectures and presentations. Computers connected through LAN fulfil the needs under teaching-learning-evaluation, administrative office, staff and library. Wi-Fi facility is provided on the campus.
Hardware Up-gradation
Hardware up-gradation is being carried out regularly, as per requirement. Systems have been replaced with new models with advanced configurations.
Software Up-gradation
ICT-enabled tools are regularly and optimally used by all faculty members. The college has its own ICT and licensed software as per details given below-
- LCD Projector
- Printers
- Scanners
- Computers
- Photo Copying Machines
- Computer Systems with multimedia support
- Pointers for PPT presentation
- Smart Boards
- Word processing software-Licensed Google Document
- Presentation Software
- Spread sheet Software
- Google Drive- Cloud based data storage and sharing system
- Google Forms- Data collection and Assessment Tool
- Adobe Photo shop- Designing Software
- Google Classroom- Learning Management System
- Canva- Graphic Designing and Editing software
- Tally – ERP 9
- Vriddhi – 2
- Windows – 7/8/10
- Net Protector Antivirus
User friendly online Admission procedure for candidates is enabled by College Management System software “ Vriddhi “
Auditorium and Laboratories are ICT enabled with internet, LAN and Wi-Fi facility.
Printers are used for administrative services and academic activities.2 photocopiers are used for administrative work and examination. Printers and copiers are equipped with LAN and internet. Supporting facilities such as Wi-Fi routers, web cameras and headphones are available for teaching-learning, administration and students support services.
Computer Browsing Centre is available for students and staff. For this purpose Library is equipped with 10 computers.
Wi-Fi is available at speed of 200 MBPS from BSNL and 100 MBPS from Skylink .
Perspective Plan of College for 10 years
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Perspective Plan |
