Date : 31 August, 2009

Mandatory Disclosure

by

Cummins College of Engineering for Women Karve Nagar, Pune 411 052

The following information has been given in the Information Brochure of Cummins College of Engineering for Women College and also is hosted on the official Website of the College. “The information has been provided by Cummins College of Engineering for Women, Pune and the onus of authenticity lies with the College and not with AICTE.”

1. Name of the institution : Cummins College of Engineering for Women, Karve Nagar, Pune 411 052. Tel : (020) 25311000 Fax : (020) 25311499. email : admin@cumminscollege.org

2. Name & Address of the Principal : Dr. M.B. Khambete, Cummins College of Engineering for Women, Pune 411 052.

3. Name of the Affiliating University : University of Pune, Pune 411 007.

4. Governance :

4.1 Members of the Board and their Background in Brief :

Parent organization of the college is, ‘Maharshi Karve Stree Shikshan Samstha’ (MKSSS). This organization is managed by an Elected Managing Committee. Nominal members of the MKSSS elect this committee, every five years. Managing Committee of the MKSSS is the apex Governing Body which takes policy decisions about all units run by MKSSS. Local Managing Committee of Cummins College has been formulated as per the ‘Maharashtra University Act 1994’. Local Managing Committee (LMC) gives recommendations to the Managing Committee of MKSSS. Subcommittees of the LMC such as Purchase Committee, HRD, take decisions about purchases, faculty appointments, promotions, etc. Brief information about (a) the Members of the Local Managing Committee of the college as well as (b) the Managing Committee of parent organization are as under.

Members of the Governing Committee of the Parent Organization :

Members of Managing Committee

TRUSTEES

Sr. No Name Status

01 Smt. Meenal Vaidya Member

02 Shri. Kishor Desai Member

03 Shri. Madhav N. Godbole Member

REPRESENTATIVES OF DONORS

Sr. No Name Status

01 Shri Shridhar Hirlekar Member

PRESIDENT & VICE PRESIDENTS

Sr. No Name Status

01 Shri Vinayak Dhere President

02 Prof. Anil Yashwant Mankikar Vice-President

03 Shri Shashikant Sutar Vice-President

04 Smt. Supriya Joshi Vice-President

05 Shri. Vasant Sadashiv Bagade Vice-President

06 Shri. Rajanikumar Dinkar Bhave Vice- President

EMPLOYEE’S REPRESENTATIVES AMONG HEADS

Sr. No Name Status

01 Shri P.V.S. Shastry Member

AMONG GRANTABLE UNITS

Sr. No Name Status

01 Shri Dashrath Baltu Sagare Member

Sr. No Name Status

01 Shri Vishwas Deval Chairman

02 Shri Anil Kulkarni Vice-Chairman

03 Smt. Mrinalini Chitale Member

04 Dr. Snehalata Sahastrabuddhe Member

05 Smt. Mohini Natekar Member

06 Smt. Madhuri Deshpande Member

07 Smt. Anajali Deshpande Member

08 Shri Purushottam Lele Member

09 Shri Popatlal Oswal Member

10 Shri B.V.Bhedsgaonkar Member

11 Shri Shivaji Phengase Member

AMONG NON-GRANTABLE UNITS

Sr. No Name Status

01 Shri Macchindra Narke Member

NAME AND ADDRESSES OF THE MEMBERS OF GOVERNING BODY OF CUMMINS COLLEGE

01 Chairman

Shri. Vishwas Deval 41 / 6, Karvenagar Housing Society Karvenagar, Pune – 411 052.

02 Nominee

Dr. Sanjay Sharma Western Regional Office All India Council for Technical Education Industrial Assurance Building IInd Floor, Veer Nariman Road Churchgate, Mumbai – 400 020.

03 An Industrialist / Technologist / Educationist

Prof. A.S. Ranade Department of Electronics Dharamsinh Desai Institute of Technology Nadiad, Gujarat.

04 Nominee

Dr. G.P. Chaudhari The Joint Director of Technical Education Pune Regional Office, 412 E, Shivajinagar Pune – 411 016.

05 Nominee

Dr. Shivajirao Kadam Principal, Bharati Vidyapeeth’s College of Pharmacy, Pune – 411 038.

06 An Industrialist / Technologist / Educationist

Prof. P.B. Kulkarni 1786, Sadashiv Peth, Pune – 411 030.

07 Member

Dr. A.P. Kulkarni Neelket, 10 Shivparvati Society Paud Road, Pune – 411 038.

08 Member

Shri. Purushottam Lele Saransh Adds, Prabhat Road, Lane No. 5 Pune – 411 004.

09 Member

Shri. Kishor Desai Kishor Pumps Pvt. Ltd. 22, Barve Complex, 1170/1, J.M. Road, Shivajinagar, Pune – 411

10 Member

Shri. R.L. Deshpande Secretary Maharshi Karve Stree Shikshan Samstha Karvenagar, Pune – 411 052.

11 Member-Secretary

Dr. M.B. Khambete Principal Cummins College of Engineering for Women Karvenagar, Pune – 411 052

(b) Members of the Local Managing Committee of Cummins College :

Sr. No.

Name Designation Tel. No

i. Shri. Vishwas Deval Chairperson 020 - 25440338

ii. Prof. A. P. Kulkarni Vice-Chairman 020 - 25439359 9422062230

iii. Shri. Purushottam Lele Director, M.K.S.S.S

020 – 25442624 020 - 25442649

iv. Shri. Kishor Desai Industrialist 020 – 25535614 020 - 25535449

v. Shri. R. L. Deshpande Secretary, M.K.S.S.S

020 - 25468975 020 - 25478975

vi. Dr. M.B. Khambete Principal 020 – 25231050 9225517613

vii. Ms. Revati Gore Registrar 020 - 25410146

9922130288 viii. Prof. A. N. Muchrikar Teacher’s

representative 020 - 25447449

ix. Prof. Ashok Gaikwad, Teacher’s

representative 020 - 24392442

/ 9372410502 x. Prof. S. P. Divekar Teacher’s

representative 020 - 25679551

98235343441 xi. Prof. Sukumar Kulkarni Member 020 - 25284717

9921148585 xii. Prof. Madhura Tokekar Member 020 - 24349008

9881376735 xiii. Prof. Madhuri Purandare Member 020 - 26656871

9823276889 xiv. Mrs. Sangeeta Mohokar.

Representative of non-teaching

staff.

020 – 25411572

4.2 Members of the Academic Advisory Body :

Members of Academic Advisory Body are :

(a) Dr. D.J. Doke (Senior Professor) (b) Dr. S.D. Bhide (Senior Professor) (c) Mr. Kishor Deasai (Managing Director, Kishor Pumps) (d) Mr. Karandikar (Super Product).

4.3 Frequency of the Board Meetings and Academic Advisory Body :

Usually, the Local Managing Committee meets 8 to 9 times every year. The Managing Committee of Parent Organization meets every month. Members of Academic Advisory Body meet every semester.

4.4 Organizational Chart and Processes :

Following organizational chart gives the details of the organization of the college.

Managing Committee of the parent organization

Governing Body

Local Managing Committee Managing Committees of other units Of the college run by parent Organization

(including Hostel) Principal

Vice Principal

Heads of Librarian Registrar Depts.

Office Staff, Purchase / Store Staff

Teaching faculty Non-teaching supporting staff

All the activities of the college are run and controlled, as indicated in the above organizational Chart.

4.5 Nature and Extent of Involvement of Faculty and Students in Academic affairs / Improvements :

• Cummins College is affiliated to the University of Pune. Faculty members conduct classes to complete coursework framed by University of Pune.

• Faculty is also involved in End Semester Examination (Theory & Practicals).

• Faculty organizes workshops, seminars, expert lectures for students as well as staff members.

• Every semester students give feedback about faculty. On the basis of which HoDs give suggestions to the faculty for improvement.

4.6 Mechanism / Norms & Procedure for Democratic / Good Governance : Following points indicate that day to day working of the college is carried out in a proper, democratic way.

i) Local Managing Committee of Cummins College decides policies and

takes administrative, financial & Human Resources related decisions. Representatives of Teaching & Nonteaching Staff are members of LMC.

ii) Decisions regarding all academic matters are taken by Heads of

Departments and teachers from respective Departments, with necessary approval from the Principal.

iii) HoDs decide budget of department with the help of faculty members. With the approval of Purchase Subcommittee, HoD can carryout purchases related to department.

iv) Students elect their representatives for student related activities.

These elected members have interface with faculty and administration. They are involved in related decision making.

4.7 Students’ Feedback on Institutional Governance / Faculty Performance :

For every semester, feed back from all the students is obtained through a questionnaire. This feed back helps all the teachers to improve / correct

their teaching process. HoDs take review of feedback.

4.8 Grievance Redressal Mechanism for Faculty, Staff and Students :

To understand and to solve various grievances of teaching non-teaching faculty members, members have been instructed to submit in writing, their grievances to The Principal. Principal submits all such written grievances to the Local Managing Committee, for necessary action. In addition, faculty & Staff can approach their representatives in LMC who can take-up the grievance issues in managing committee.

5 Programs :

5.1 Programs Approved by the AICTE :

Following Engineering Undergraduate Programs have been approved by AICTE. i) Bachelor of Engineering ( Electronics and Telecommunication ) ii) Bachelor of Engineering ( Computer Engineering ) iii) Bachelor of Engineering ( Instrumentation and Control ) iv) Bachelor of Engineering ( Information Technology ). v) Bachelor of Engineering ( Mechanical Engineering ). Following Engineering Postgraduate Programs have been approved by AICTE. (i) Master of Engineering (Electronics & Telecommunication –

Specialization in Signal Processing) (ii) Master of Engineering (Instrumentation & Control – Biomedical

Engineering)

5.2 Programs accredited by the AICTE :

(i) Bachelor of Engineering ( Electronics and Telecommunication ) (ii) Bachelor of Engineering ( Computer Engineering ) (iii) Bachelor of Engineering ( Instrumentation and Control )

These programs are accredited three times since 1997. Current accreditation is valid up to August 2009. We have applied for the accreditation of Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering, Computer Engineering. Instrumentation & Control Engineering & information technology U.G. programs. Mechanical Engineering course is started from 2007. Yet First Batch of Mechanical Engineering is not passed-out. Similarly, P.G. Courses are started from this year only. Hence, college has not applied for accreditation of Mechanical Engineering and P.G. courses.

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B.E. (E & Tc)

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* For 2006-07 , 2007-08, & 2008-09 Meritlist are prepared as per CET marks only.

The Admissions for the 2009-10 are still in progress, hence the information of the current year is not provided.

Name and Duration of Programs Having Affiliation with Foreign University :

Cummins College does not run any program having collaboration with any foreign University. All the programs run, are affiliated to Pune University only.

6. Faculty :

For all the faculty members, details such as name, designation, qualifications, date of joining, subjects taught, salary drawn etc. are enclosed as Annexure- I.

details are given, branch wise. Other details are : Faculty members employed during last three years : 81 Faculty members left the College during last three years : 10 Total no. of faculty members, as on date : 127 No. of students for all the four years including first year : 1798 Staff : students ratio : 1:13.22

7. Profiles of Principal and All the Faculty Members giving Qualifications, Total Experience, Age and Duration of Employment at this College, etc. :

Profiles of Principal and all other faculty members are enclosed as Anexure II.

8. Fees :

Undergraduage Course

Details About Fees, as Approved by State Govt.:

As per the directives of Hon. Supreme court, Maharashtra Govt. appointed a Fee Structure Committee to finalize fee structure of every college. The Shikshan Shulka Samati has declared the final fees for the academic year 2008-2009. Rs. 48790/- as tuition fees + Rs. 6200/- as development fees ---------------------- Total Rs. 54990/- for 2008-09 ----------------------

Postgraduage Course

Post Graduate courses are started from Academic Year 2009-10. This being the first year, Rs.50,000/- adhoc fee is charged as per the guidelines of “Shikshan Shulka Samati”.

Time Schedule for Payment of Fees :

At the time of admission students pays the entire fees. However, the needy students pay the fees in Installments.

List of Students to Whom Fee Waivers were granted :

Please see Annexure-III : College has not opted the tuition fees waiver scheme. The College has done the provision to provide the financial aid to needy students depending upon the financial status of parents & academic performance.

List of Students to Whom Scholarships Were Offered :

Please see Anexure IV : Various Scholarships Schemes are available to the students from Samstha as well as Social Welfare & Zillha Parishad. From these various Scholarship schemes students are getting the financial benefits in fees. Approximately 500 students avail the scholarships.

Estimated Cost of Boarding and Lodging in Hostels :

For our hostel students, we charge following fees: Hostel Deposit (Refundable) - Rs. 11,000/- per year Hostel Accommodation - Rs. 15,000/- per year Hostel Mess Charges - Rs. 11,275/- per year ------------------------------- Total Annaual Fees. - Rs. 37,275/- per year.

9. Admissions :

10.1 Details About Number of Seats Sanctioned by AICTE :

Undergraduage Program:

Branch No. of seats sanctioned

Year of approval

B.E. ( E & Tc ) 60 90 + 30 = 120

July 1991 July 1996

B.E. ( Comp. Engg ) 60 60 + 30 = 90 90 + 30 = 120

July 1991 July 2001 July 2002

B.E. ( Instru ) 60 July 1991

B.E. (Info. Tech.) 40 40 + 20 = 60 60 + 30 = 90 90 – 30 = 60

July 1999 July 2000 July 2001 July 2002

B.E.(Mechjanical Engg.)

60 July 2007

Postgraduage Program:

Branch No. of seats sanctioned

Year of approval

M.E. ( E & Tc ) 18 July 2008

M.E. ( Instru) 18 July 2008

Total UG + PG 420 + 36

College has received the approval for P.G. courses in September 2008, but the courses are started from the Academic Year 2009-10.

10.2 No. of Students Admitted under Various Categories for U.G.:

No. of students admitted in

different categories Year

Open Reserved Institute quota

No. of applications

received for mgt quota

05-06 197 95 72

995

06-07 208 87 72

850

07-08

208

128 84 307

08-09

198

138 84 325

Total 811 448 312 2417

No. of Students Admitted under Various Categories for P.G.:

No. of students admitted in different categories Year Branch

GATE Non-GATE Sponsored Reserved

2009-2010

ME (E&TC)

4 6 5 3

2009-2010

ME (Instu)

-- 10 5 3

10. Admission Procedure : Undergraduate Program:-

Admissions are carried out as per the State Govt. directives. 80% seats are allotted by State Govt. on the basis of marks scored at MH-CET 09 (Maharashtra Govt. Entrance Test for Engineering) and AIEEE Examination. 65% seats are allotted on MH-CET and 15% seats are allotted on the basis of AIEEE. 20% seats are filled at Institute level (Management Quota).

Postgraduate Program:-

Advertisement about the seats available was given in the newspapers and also it was published on the college website. Admissions are given on the basis of GATE score and college level entrance test.

Calendar for Admissions Against Management Quota / Vacant Seats :

Admissions against Institute level are executed separately as per merit by the principal. All the seats get filled up by end of August.

Applications for admissions against Institute level seats were accepted till 28

th August, 2008 for Academic Year 2008-09. Immediately

after that, merit list of such candidates was displayed on notice board / college website and admission were executed by merit.

Admission process for the Academic Year 2009-10 is in process. Last date for applications against Institute level seats is decided on 31

st

August 2009.

11. Criteria and Weights for Admission :

Undergraduate Program:- HSC Examination with minimum 50 % marks in (Physics + Chemistry + Mathematics) group is the criterion to become eligible for admission to a Degree Program in Engineering.

65% seats filled through CAP round are based on MHT-CET 2009. 15% seats get filled through CAP round on the basis of AIEEE score.

Postgraduate Program:- For the Postgraduate admissions GATE Score is the criteria for the admission. For sponsored candidates Entrance Test is conducted at Institute level on the basis of entrance test score admissions are given.

12. Application Form : Undergraduate Program:- 65 % and 15 % candidates ( as stated in item no. 11.1 ) submit their applications for admission directly to Directorate of Technical Education, Govt. of Maharashtra. The necessary application form for admission is available on DTE website www.dte.org.in. For admission under institute level, candidates submit a separate application made available by our college. This form is available on our Web site also. Our web site address is www.cumminscollege.org A copy of our application form is enclosed as Annexure- V Postgraduate Program:- Application form is made available on college website www.cumminscollege.org. It is also available in the printed form in the college office. A copy of our application form is enclosed as Annexure- V.

13. List of Applicants :

Undergraduate Program:-

The admission procedure for First year of Engineering for the year 2008-09 is still in process. Postgraduate Program:-

List of applicant is enclosed in Annexure-VI.

14. Results of Admission under Institute level / Vacant Seats : Undergraduate Program:-

Selection of candidates for admission under Institute level is done by merit only. The committee consisted of (i) Principal, (ii) Vice Principal (iii) Secretary of he parent organization (iv) Chairperson of the Parent organization’s managing committee (v) one member of the parent organization’s managing committee.

Details of the committee members are as under. Shri. Vishwas Deval : Chairperson, Samstha’s managing committee Prof. A. P. Kulkarni : Vice-Chairman of the Samstha’s managing committee. Shri R.L. Deshpande : Secretary, Maharshi Karve Stree Shikshan Samstha Dr. M.B. Khambete : Principal

The admission procedure for First year of Engineering for the year 2009-10 is still in process.

Postgraduate Program:- All admissions for P.G. Program are done as per the norms mentioned in Criterion - 11

15. Information on infrastructure and other resources available : Library :

A Total area of the library 840 sq. mt.

B Seating capacity of the library Reading room -100 Stockroom - 30

C Reprographic facility Xerox Machines – 1 Nos. Scanners - 3

D Working hours of library 08.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.

08.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m. (For Preparation Leave period & Exam)

E Library Networking facility Yes

F Usage data of the library 24000 books issued to faculty & Students per semester.

G Annual library budget Rs. 21.5 lakhs

(% of annual student fee collected) This amount is 2.1 % of the fees colle

Details about Books and periodicals

Journals Journals S.No

Course(s)

Number of titles of the books

Nmber of volumes

National

International

1 Electronics and Telecommunication

2354 10049

2 Computer Engineering & Information Technology

3081 12619

3 Instrumentation and Control

1269 2993

4 Mechanical Engineering 530 1640

5 Allied Science 993 2958

6 Other 1495 2887

31 36

in addition

(1) IEL on line (2) Science Direct (under AICTE Rs.6,52,000/-). Total periodicals - 481

Laboratories and Workshop: Required details about various laboratories are as under.

Details of Laboratories and Workshop :

S.No Name of the

Course

Name of the

laboratory /

workshop

Total Area

of lab / workshop

Major

equipment

Computer – I lab.

90 20 Nos. of P-IV Computers, Embedded System Kits, Lan Trainer Kit.

Computer – II Lab.

90 FPGA and CPLD Evaluation boards, Software XILINX, ISF, XILINX foundation series, Active HDL 7.2, Laser Printer (HP) (2), 20 Nos. of P-IV Computers.

Computer – III Lab.

90 Colour CCD Camera with Frame grabber and PC vision, DSP trainer kits, 20 Nos. of P-IV Computers, Image Grabber Card, Titan & Metis Kit.

Computer – IV Lab.

70 16 Nos. P-IV Computers.

Project Lab. 70 Logic Analyser 1661A (H.P.), Universal Source ESA-L 9 KHz- 1.5 GHz, DSO 3102 A (67, 5.52)

Basic Electronics Engg. Lab.

77 Power Supply, CRO, Function Generator, DMM, Synchro Transmitter & Receiver, LVDT Meter.

Power Lab. 77 Powerscope with builtin DMM Datalogger.

Analog Device Lab.

77 Power Supply, CRO, DMM Function Generator, DSO etc.

01

Electronics and Telecommunication

F. O. C. Lab. 70 Microwave Kit (Feedback), Microwave Trainer (Divine), Mini OTDR (HP), Spectrum Analyzer (Agilent), Optical Fiber Trainer Kit.

A. V. Lab. 70 Spectrum Analyzer (HP), Wobbulator (Signet), RF Generator (HP), DSO (500 MHz) (HP), DSO (100 MHz) (Tetronix), Digital TV (Sigma), 6.1/2 DMM (Scientech), DSO (100 MHz) (HP).

Robotics Lab. 90 Flexible Manufacturing System (Feedback), Robotic System, Machine Loading System (Feedback), Robotics Kit (Robix), Robo Cell (Falcon), P.L.C. (Messung), Bottle Filling m/c.

Data Structures Laboratory

68.54 28 Nos. of P4 1.8 / 3.0 GHz AS400

Multimedia Laboratory

68.54 30 Nos. of P4 HT+,

Computer Networking Laboratory

115.77

DRS 3000 30 Nos. of P4 3.0 GHz, 05 Nos. of Network Kits

Hardware Laboratory – I

115.77

30 Nos. of P4 1.4 GHz, 18 Nos. of 8086 Kits, 19 Nos. of 8051 & Peripheral Kits

Hardware Laboratory – II

73.89

8 Nos. of P4 HT+, Embedded, VLSI & 32 Nos. of Digital Trainer Kits

Internet Facility – II

29.65 12 Nos. of P4 2.8 GHz,

Project Laboratory – I

68.54 30 Nos. of Dual Core E2140,

Project Laboratory – II

68.54 30 Nos. of Core 2 Duo,

Software Laboratory – I

68.54 30 Nos. of P4 2.8 GHz,

Software Laboratory – II

68.54 31 Nos. of P4 2.8 GHz,

Software Laboratory – III

98.88 30 Nos. of P4 3.0 GHz

02

Computer Engineering

Internet Facility – I

39.83 8 Nos. of P4 HT+,

Computers in classrooms – 05 Nos. of P4 2.8 GHz Staff rooms – 26 Nos. of P4 2.8 GHz Server Room – 01 Nos. of P4 3.0 GHz

DSP + Virtual Instrumentation Lab

166.87

Computer – P-IV – 44 Nos., Printers - 26, Server -1, 8051 kit (11)+SMPS (12), DSP kits, ADSP / WG, AVR Kits, NIELVIS, PCI 6624S Card, APLAB test 5 in 1, CRO function generator, UPS batteries, BNC 2120 connector, PCI 2120 card, Software lab view, proteus MATLAB, Orcad speedy 33 air conditioner – 5

Electronics Laboratory

83.12

Computer – 4

,CRP, Function

Generator, 12

Power Supply,

App. lab Test lab,

5 in 1 test lab,

Universal counter

arbitrary wave

form generator, 6

½ digit

multimeter, Ler / Q

meter.

03

Instrumentation and Control Department

Department Industry Partnership Cell (DIPC) Lab

40.51

5 Nos. Of P-IV Computers, DSO, Printers Laser Jet, Programmer, Drilling Machine, Soldering Gun, UPS, True RMS Meters (Fluke),Fluke Calibrator, Temperature Pressure Calibrator, Logic Analyzers, Count fluke Combo.

Biomedical Instrumentation Lab

83.25 Computer-P-IV –03, DSO, function Generator, Power supply, Aplab Test 9 in 1, DT Kits, Universal Counter, Universal Source, LCR Meter, Pulse Generator, Digital IC tester, Centrifugal Machine, ECG Machine, Drip Rate Machine, Electro surgical Unit Bed-side monitor, BP Measurement, Ultra Sound Scanner, EEG, EMG, X-ray unit, Pulse Oximeter, Audio Meter, Defibrillator. Lamp Bank,

Process Instrumentation Lab.

105.39

Computer –

10 Nos. Control Valve, RIB UV 500 Process Trainer Kits, Smart Transmitter, PLC (Allen Bradley) : 03, PLC Siemens : 1, Smart Field Communicator, Flow Loop Assembly, Dead weight tester, PH Calibrator, Digital Torque Indicator, Electro Magnetic Sensors, Dead Weight Pressure Gauge Tester, Microscope, Compressor, mV Source,

MV Source,

Hydraulic Trainer

Kit, Alarm

Annuciator,

Current Source, DP

Transmitter,

I/p Converter,

CRO, DSO,

Vacuum guages,

Scada System

Software, DCS

Control Desk for

DCS,

Mechatronics

Training Package ,

Software for DCS,

Qudrapole Tank

System, Kentridge

Couple Tank, SCC

2345, BNC 2110

Connector, PCI

6024 E Card,

Bubble Cap

distillation column,

Computers, Head

Exchangers,

UNISIM Software

(100 users), Dell

Workstation-4,

DCS Delta V,

Control Panel , 4

PNDADS, LCD

Projector, AC-2

In-tool Laboratory

138.24

Computer – 06

Nos. CRO, DSO,

Function

Generator, Power

Supply, Dead

Weight Tester,

Seprectorphoto

meter, Stabilizer,

In-tool Software.

Fiber Optics Laboratory + Analytical Laboratory

87.82

Spectrophotometer,

Flame Photometer,

Fibre Optic Kits

(SCI), Fibre Optic

Kits (Ruby Optics),

Optical

Breadboard,

Monochrometer,

Optical Power

Meter, Laser.

Automation Laboratory

65.15

Dell Workstations:

4, DCS Delta V,

Control Panel, 4

Pendants, LCD

Projector, AC : 2.

Multimedia lab 90 31 Nos. of P-IV Computer Sets. DBMS Lab 90 25 Nos. of P-IV Computer Sets. Network Lab 90 31 Nos. of P-IV Computer Sets. Project Lab 120 36 Nos. of P-IV Computer Sets. Operating System Lab

90 30 Nos. of P-IV Computer

Sets.

04 Information Technology

Hardware Lab 120 18 Nos. of P-IV Computer Sets

Physics

72

CRO , Laser Units Ultrasonic Interferometer Hall Effect Units Signal Generator Spectrometer Digital Gaussmeter.

05

Allied Science

Chemistry

86.25

Colorimeters Oven Muffle Furnace Digital Balance

Electrical 115.79 Thevenins theorem kit Superposition theorem kit DC Shunt Motor DC Shunt Motor- Generator Set 1 phase transformer DC Compound Motor – 3 phase alternator set

3∅ Induction Motor- Alternator Set

Alternator – DC Shunt

Motor Set, wattmeter,

Dimmer stat,

3∅ Induction Motor PH Transformer , Dimmer Stat 270V 8Amp-5 DC series motor DC Generator set Ammeter 0-2.5/A-5 Wattmeter 205/5A 600v-5

Civil Engg. 64.97

Digital Planimeter GPS

Autolevels

Computer Fundamental

90.48

Computer with LCD Tape recorder, Head phone and P.A. System 34 Computers in LAN 16 Printers UPS – 25 Nos.

Workshop 990.6 Sq.mt.

Lathe Machine Qty-16 Milling machine Qty-01 Sensitive drill machine Qty-01 Bench grinder Qty-01 Power Saw Machine Qty-01

Machine Shop

Radial drilling machine Qty-01 Fitting Table with 38

vices fitted on table Qty- 10 Surface Plate Qty- 01

Fitting Shop

Height Gauge 12” Qty-01 ARC Welding Transformer Qty- 3 Portable Grinders Qty-03 Gas Welding Unit Qty-01 MS Plate 8’x4’x12 mm Qty-01 Abrasive cutting machine Qty-2 Hand Shear Qty-01 Pedestal Shearing machine Qty-1 Anvil 50 Kg Qty-02 Blowers portable ½ hp for forging

hearth Qty -01 MS plate 8’x4’x19 mm Qty-01

Welding , Tin smithy & Black smithy Shop

Hand press/fly press Qty- 01 Wood plainer machine with

grinding/drilling/molding/thickness attachment Qty-01

Carpentry & Pattern Making Shop

Power Circular Saw Qty-01

Power Portable planer Qty-01 Power Portable Cutter Qty-01 Power Jigsaw (Cutter Bosch)

Qty-01 Wooden lathe Qty-02

Abrasive belt sander (machine) Qty-01

Carpentry table with 24 Vices Qty-12

Cordless power screw driver Qty-01

Spot welding machine Qty-01 Pipe bending machine Qty-01

Miscellaneous

Plastic injection molding machine Qty-01

06 Mechanical Engineering

Thermal Engineering Lab

1) Heat

Transfer Lab 2) Refrigeration

& Airconditioning Lab

3) I.C.Engine & Automobile Engineering Lab

4) Applied Thermodynamics Lab

511.12 SQM

1) Thermal Conductivity Of Insulating Power Apparatus. 2) Composite Wall Apparatus. 3) Parallel / Counter Flow Heat Exchanger. 4) Emissivty Measurement Apparatus. 5) Stefan Boltzman Apparatus. 6) Pin-Fin Apparatus. 7) Bosch Fuel Pump 4 Washes Type, Rotatary Type. 8) Diesel Injector. 9) Computrised 3 Cylinder 4 Stroke Petrol Maruti 8 Hundred Power 27kw 5000 Rpm 796 Cc With Aeddycument Dynomomitter Engine. 10) Seperating & Throatling Calorimitter 11) Refrigertation Tutor 12) Airconditioning Trainer 13) Ice Plant Test Rig 14) Vapour Absorption Refrigaratation Lab Expermental Set Up 15) Fransis Turbine 16) Single Cylinder Diesel Engine Test Rig .

Fluid Mechanics

121.115SQM 1) Close Circuits Test Rig. 2) Ventury Meter & Orifice Meter. 3) Presure Measurement Apparatus 4) Metacentric Hight Of Ship Model Appparatus 5) Eletrical Analog Apparatus 6) Flow Over Noche Apparatus 7) Pipe Friction 8) Reynolds Apparatus 9) Bernoullis Theorem Apparatus 10) Red Wood Viscometer

Drawing Halls (1)

200 SQM.

Wooden Models Of Various Solides. ( Prism/ Pyramids/ Cone/ Cylinders)

Drawing Halls (2)

175 SQM. Wooden Models Of Various Solides. ( Prism/ Pyramids/ Cone/ Cylinders)

Computer Center

200 SQM 1) Computers Intel P4 Cpu 1.60 Gh2 Ram16.B Hdd .80 Gb Dvd Writer 17"Lcd Monitor. 2) Lcd Monitor 20" View Sonic. 3) Ups Liefort 1000va. 4) Hp Laser Printers 1020. 5) Hp Jet (Design Plotter110+)

Basic Mechanical Engg Lab.

38 SQM 1)Basic Mechanical Engg Models &Charts

Theory Of Machine Lab

92.715 SQM 1. Vibration Lab Setup

2. Cam Analysis Machine

3. Motorised Gyroscope

4. Universal Governer Appartus

5. Epcyiclic Gear Trainer

6. Slip & Creep In A Belt Apparatus

7. Dynamic Balancing Machine

8. Differential Gear Box

Syncromesh Gear Box

Computing Facilities:

Details about the Computing Facilities for the existing programs, are as under.

S.No

Particulars

Requirements

as per Norms

(1:4 for Engg.),

Availability

1. No of Computer terminals

985 Nos.

2. Hardware Specification P-III, P-IV

3. No of terminals of

LAN/WAN

1453 Nos. (including Hostel)

Application Software

System

Software

4. Relevant Legal Software

Application

System

33 16

5. Peripheral(s)/ Printers 358

6. Internet Accessibility

(in kbps & hrs)

10 Mbps Fiber Link &

2 Mbps RF Link

Other Facilities :

Other facilities provided to the students are as under. (i) Language Lab. is set-up by the college. This Lab. helps to the students to improve

their Communication Skills. (ii) Video Conferencing facility is available in the College. (iii) Internet facility is made available in the College as well as Hostel. (iv) Facilities for various games such as, basket ball, volley ball, kabbadi, khokho, all indoor games, etc. (v) Facilities for extra curricular activities such as music, dancing, drama etc. Students

are very much encouraged to participate in all such activities, through various programs such as annual social gathering, Purushottam Trophy competitions, Firodia Trophy Competitions, etc.

Class rooms, tutorial rooms, Computer Centers etc. :

Number of rooms

Carpet area of each

room

Requirement

as per norms

Available in the institution

Available in the

Institution (Sq.M)

Class Rooms 20 26 68.17 sq.m. av./

room ( Total – 1820 Sq.m.)

Tutorial Hall /

Seminar Hall -

2 Seminar Halls

400 sq.mt

Drawing Hall (*)

2 2 378 sq.m

Computer

Labs Labs. 20 Labs. 23

Total 2511.84 q.m

Computer Centre 1 1 200 sq.m

Library 1 1 800 SQ.M.

Laboratories

(Excluding Computer Lab)

33 4322 sq.m

Workshop 1 1 991 sq.m.

Total 11422.84 sq.m

Curricula and syllabi for each of the programs : Curricula and syllabi specified by University of Pune are enclosed as Annexure VII.

Academic Calendar of the University : Academic calendar of the University for the Academic Year 2009-10 is enclosed in Annexure VIII. Teaching Load of each Faculty Students’ assessment of Faculty : Teaching load for every faculty is as per AICTE norms, i.e. 16 clock hours / week for Lecturers, 12 clock hours / week for Asstt. Professors and 8 clock hours / week for Professors. Teaching performance of teachers is assessed by students every semester through a questionnaire and the feed back obtained from students is handed over to the concerned teacher. This helps the teacher to improve his quality of teaching.

Post Graduate program :

(i) Title of the Program:- Post Graduate Programs started in the Academic Year 2009-10 in the following stream: (1) M.E. Electronics & Telecommunication (Specialization in Signal Processing) (2) M.E. Instrumentation & Control (Specialization in Biomedical Instrumentation) (ii) Curricula & Syllabi These courses are affiliated to the University of Pune. Syllabi of University of Pune for these courses is enclosed in Annexure - IX.

Laboratory facilities exclusive to the P.G. Programme:

S.No Name of the

Course

Name of the laboratory / workshop

Total Area

of lab / workshop

Major equipment

01

M.E. Electronics and Telecommunica-tion

Computer-I Lab.

90 20 Nos. of P-IV Computers, Printers, Embedded System Kits, DSP Kits and related softwares, LAN Trainer Kit.

02 M.E. Instrumentation & Control

P.G. Lab. 59.19 Smart plant Instrumentation (In-Tools Software), Lab view with speedy 33, NI ELVIS, Monochromator with multiple sources, Radar tank level gauge, 6 No. of P-IV.

Brief profile of each faculty : Brief profile of each faculty member, is enclosed as Annexure II – A and B Industry Linkage : College has signed MoU with KPIT Cummins, Emmerson, Honeywell Automation, AIC-Spain for staff student projects, training. Placement Status :

Discipline wise details about number of students placed by the Institution through its Placement Cell is as under.

Year Discipline Total no. of students passed out

(Last 3 Years)

Total no. of students placed through Placement Cell (Last 3 Years)

01 Electronics & Telecommunication

Last Two Years - 258 Last Year - 141

202 68

02 Computer Science Last Two Years - 265 Last Year - 144

217 71

03 Instrumentation & Control

Last Two Years - 97 Last Year - 78

76 34

04 Information Technology Last Two Years - 134 Last Year - 66

120 24

Hostel Facilities:

College Hostel is exclusively for Girls and it can accommodate 950 students.

In the hostel facilities like Solar Water Heater, Internet, Gymnasium and

Telephone connection in every room are available.