Evaluative Report of the School

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system academic year 2009-2010.

The School has semester Examination system for theory and annual Examination system for Laboratory

Courses (Practicals) and Projects.

9. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments: N. A.

10. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and actual (Professors/Associate Professors/Asst.

Professors/others)

Designation Sanctioned FilledActual (including

CAS & MPS)

Professor 02 02 07

Associate Professors 02 02 --

Assistant Professors 04 04 04

Others (Contractual Posts) 03 (University Fund)

01 (Govt. Fund)

03

01

03

01

Visiting Professor 01 01 01

11. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization, experience and research under

guidance

Permanent

Name of the

faculty

Qualifi-

cationDesignation

Specializatio

nExperience

No. of Ph.D./

M.Phil.

students guided

for the

last 4 years

Prof. P. P.

Mahulikar

M. Sc.,

Ph.D.

Professor & Director

(Head, Dept. of

Industrial Chemistry)

Organic

Chemistry20 Years 05

Prof. D. G.

Hundiwale

M. Sc.,

Ph.D.

Professor & Head,

Dept. of Polymer

Chemistry

Polymer


Prof. S. L. PatilM. Sc.,Ph.D.

ProfessorOrganicChemistry

36 Years 02

Prof. D. H. MoreM. Sc.,

Ph.D., SET

Professor & Head

Dept. of Analytical

Chemistry

Organic


Prof. Mrs. J. S.

Meshram

M. Sc.,

Ph.D.

Professor & Head,

Dept. of Org.

Chemistry

Organic


Prof. Mrs. R. S.

Bendre

M. Sc.,

Ph.D.

Professor & Head,

Dept. of Pest. &

Agrochem.

Inorganic


Prof. A. U. BorseM. Sc.,

Ph.D.Professor

Organic

Chemistry31 Years --

Dr. D. S. Dalal M. Sc.,Ph.D., SET

Assistant ProfessorOrganicChemistry

08 Years01 (thesis

submitted)

Dr. V. V. Gite M. Sc.,

Ph.D., SETAssistant Professor

Polymer


Dr. K. K.

Sharma

M. Sc.,

Ph.D.Assistant Professor

Physical


Mr. A. M. Patil M. Sc.,

NET, SETAssistant Professor

Organic



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Contractual

Name of the

facultyQualification Designation Specialization Experience

For the

Academic

Year/s

For the Course

Mr. G. R. Gupta M. Sc., SET,M.Phil.

AssistantProfessor

OrganicChemistry

4 Years2012-2013

OrganicChemistry

Dr. U. D. PatilM. Sc., Ph.D.,

NET

AssistantProfessor

OrganicChemistry 3 Years

2011-2012

2012-2013

OrganicChemistry

Mr. S. N. Tayade M. Sc., SET Assistant

Professor

Physical

Chemistry

2 Years 2011-2012

2012-2013

Physical

Chemistry

Mr. K. C.

Tayade

M. Sc., NET Assistant

Professor

Analytical

Chemistry

2 Years 2011-2012

2012-2013

Analytical

Chemistry

Visiting Professor

Name of thefaculty

Qualification Designation Specialization Experience For theAcademic

Year/s

For the Course

Prof. K. J. PatilM. Sc., Ph.D.

Visiting

Professor

Physical

Chemistry

37 + 04

Years2009-2013

Physical

Chemistry

12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors:

1. Dr. Gulshan Relhan, Retired Scientist, BARC, Mumbai (2009-2013).2. Dr. Omprakash Yemul, Associate Professor, SRTMU, Nanded (2001-2013).

3. Prof. A. A. Natu, IISER, Pune, (February 12, 2013).

4. Dr. John T. Reilly, Department of Chemistry and Physics, Costal Carolina University, Conway, USA

(October 05, 2009).5. Dr. R. Girijan and Dr. D. Nayan, Toshvin Analytical Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai (November 09, 2009).

6. Prof. L. J. Paliwal and Prof. Berad, Department of Chemistry, Nagpur University, Nagpur (December

07-16, 2009).

7. Dr. R. B. Pawar, HEMRL, Pune (December 07-16, 2009).

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty programme-wise information:

Total working hours 278 hrs (100%)

Regular Faculty working hours: 171 hrs (61.51 %)Contract Teacher working hours: 107 hrs (38.49 %)

14. Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratio:

Since the School has common basic branches of chemistry in M. Sc. I (Sem. I & II), the teachers to student

ratio for each branch of chemistry is required to be calculated separately.

I. M. Sc. Part I


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Name of the

Programme

Academic

Year

Teacher Students

Admitted

Student

Teacher

Ratio

Permanent Contractual M.Sc.-I

M. Sc. I (Inorganic

Chemistry)

2009-2010 01 -- 87 87

2010-2011 -- 01+01 100 50

2011-2012 01 01 95 47.5

2012-2013 01 01** 94 47

M. Sc. I (Organic

Chemistry)

2009-2010 03 -- 87 292010-2011 03 -- 100 33.3

2011-2012 02 03 95 19

2012-2013 02 02 94 21

M. Sc. I (PhysicalChemistry)

2009-2010 01 01 87 43.5

2010-2011 01 01 100 50

2011-2012 01 01+01 95 31

2012-2013 01 01+01 94 31

M. Sc. I (Basic

Concepts in

Instrumentation and

Analysis)

2009-2010 -- -- 87

2010-2011 01 01 100 25

2011-2012 01 01 95 22.5

2012-2013 01 01 94 22

Name of the

Programme

Academic

Year

Teacher Students Admitted Student

Teacher

RatioPermanent Contractua

l

M.Sc.-I M.Sc.-II

M. Sc.(Polymer

Chemistry)

2009-2010 02 -- 19 20 9.5

2010-2011 02 -- 18 19 09

2011-2012 02 01 17 18 5.672012-2013 02 -- 20 17 10

M. Sc.(Pesticides

and

Agrochemicals)

2009-2010 02 -- 15 20 7.5

2010-2011 02 -- 15 15 7.5

2011-2012 02 -- 12 15 06

2012-2013 02 -- 05 12 2.5

M. Sc.(Industrial

Chemistry)

2009-2010 02 -- 19 19 9.5

2010-2011 02 -- 16 19 08

2011-2012 02 -- 16 16 08

2012-2013 02 -- 18 16 09

M. Sc. (Organic

Chemistry)

2009-2010 03 -- 25 25 8.33

2010-2011 03 -- 26 25 8.67

2011-2012 02 03 25 26 5.0

2012-2013 03 02 20+05+18+08+18+25=94 25 23.8

M. Sc. (Physical

Chemistry)

2009-2010 01 01* 19+15+19+09=62 13 37.5

2010-2011 01 01* 18+15+16+16+09=74 09 41.5

2011-2012 01 01+01* 17+12+16+19+06=70 09 26.3

2012-2013 01 01+01* 20+05+18+25+18+08=94 06 33.3

M. Sc.

(Analytical

Chemistry)

2009-2010 -- 01 -- --

2010-2011 01 01 18+15+16+09+16=74 -- 35

2011-2012 01 02 17+12+16+06+19=70 16 14.3


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Name of the

Programme

Academic

Year

Teacher Students Admitted Student

Teacher

RatioPermanent Contractua

l

M.Sc.-I M.Sc.-II

2012-2013 01 01+01** 20+05+18+25+08+18=94 19 18.3

M. Sc. I

(Inorganic

Chemistry)

2009-2010 01 01 19+15+19+09=62 -- 31

2010-2011 01 -- 18+15+16+16+09=74 -- 74

2011-2012 -- 01+01 17+12+16+19+06=70 -- 35

2012-2013 01 01 20+05+18+25+18+08=94 -- 45* Visiting Professor, ** DST-Young Scientist

15. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff: sanctioned, filled and actual

Sr.

No.Non-Teaching (Supporting Staff) Sanctioned Filled Actual

1. Technical 02+03 02+03 02+03

2. Administrative 02 02 02

3. Peon 03 03 03

16. Research thrust areas as recognized by major funding agencies:

Sr.

No.Funding Agency Thrust Area

1. University Grants Commission (UGC),

New Delhi

1. Zeolite catalyzed on pet convergent reactions

2. DNA Cleavage activity of coordination compounds

3. Design and Development of Eco-friendly 1 K polyurethanenano Composite Coating System

4. Clean Synthesis and Bioactivity Evaluation of Newer

Benzimidazole Compounds

5. Evaluation of Antiulcer Activity of Newer Benzimidazole

6. Eco-friendly two pack polyurethane based on renewable

vegetable oil and carbohydrates

7. Synthesis of nitrogen and sulphur containing heterocyclic

compounds as antihyperlipemic or antiarteriosclerotic agents8. Coupling of Photo-oxidation Process with Biological Treatment

9. Development of Carvacrol Derivatives as Insect GrowthRegulators

2. Council of Scientific & IndustrialResearch (CSIR), New Delhi

10.Design and Development of Novel Insect Growth Regulators11. Design and Synthesis of Piperazines and Benzimidazoles as

potent antifilarial agents

3. Department of Science and

Technology (DST), New Delhi

12.Developments for Specific Newer Chemosensors

13. Supramolecular Chemistry

14.Chemo-photosynthetic conversion of CO215. -Cyclodextrin as a supramolecular catalyst

4. Defense Research and Development

Organization (DRDO), New Delhi

16. Degradation of High Energy Materials

17. Development of Eco-friendly Methods, Novel Catalysts and

Reagents for the Synthesis of High Energy Materials5. TWAS, Italy 18. Novel Methods for the Synthesis of Fullerenes

6. BCUD, NMU, Jalgaon 19. Newer Amidine Based Chemical Sensors

17.Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) national b) international funding agencies and c) Total

grants received. Give the names of the funding agencies, project title and grants received project-wise.


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Type of Funding Agency No. of Faculty Total grants received

National 13 >550.00 Lakhs

Inter-National 01 Submitted to GSK, Spain

(80.00 Lakhs)

18. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and associated grants received

A. National collaboration

a. HEMRL, Pune (2003-2005)

b. School of Chemical Technology, NMU, Jalgaon (10.91 Lakhs)

c. School of Environmental Sciences, NMU, Jalgaon (10.99 Lakhs)

B. International collaboration: NIL

19. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT, ICSSR, AICTE, etc.; total

grants received.

Sr.

No.

Name of PI /

C o-PITitle of the Project

Fundin

g

Agency

Date of

SanctionDuration

Total

Outlay

(in

Lakhs)

Collabor

ation if

any

Remark

1

PI: Prof. R. S.

Bendre &

Co-PI: Dr. U.

D. Patil

Design and Development of NovelInsect Growth Regulators:

Synthesis and Structure Activity

Correlation of Benzoyl Phenyl

Ureas, 1,2-Diacyl Hydrazines,

Thiodiazoles and Oxadiazoles

Derived from Naturally Occurring

Phenolic Monoterpenoids

CSIR,

New

Delhi

April-

2013

3 Years

(2013-

2016)

22.29 -- Sanction

2Dr. U. D.

Patil

A Search and Developments for

Newer Amidine Based Chemical

Sensors

BCUD,

NMU,

Jalgaon

April-

2013

2 Years

(2013-

2015)

00.70 -- Sanction

3Dr. U. D.

Patil

Synthesis of Amidines -

A Search and Developments for

Specific Newer Chemosensors

[under DST Fast Track YoungScientist Scheme]

DST,

New

DelhiApril-

2013

3 Years

(2013-

2016)

28.07 -- Sanction

4

PI:Prof. J. S.Meshram &

Co-PI: Prof.

P. P.

Mahulikar

New horizons in zeolite catalyzed

on pet convergent reactions

UGC,New

DelhiApril-

2013

3 Years

(2013-

2016)

11.57 -- Ongoin

5Prof. R. S.

Bendre

Chemcial nucleases: synthesis,

characterization and DNA Cleavge

activity of coordination compounds

involving novel polydentate

ligands

UGC,

New

DelhiApril-

2013

3 Years

(2013-

2016)

11.53 -- Ongoin

6

PI:Dr. V. V.

Gite & Co-PI: Prof. R.

D. Kulkarni

Design and Development of Eco-

friendly 1 K polyurethane nanoComposite Coating System for

High Performance Applications

UGC,

New

DelhiApril-2013

3 Years

(2013-

2016)

10.91

School of

Chemical

Technology

, NMU,

Jalgaon

Ongoin


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7Dr. K. K.

Sharma

Electrochemical Synthesis ofNoble Metal Nanoparticles using

Bio-compatible Stabilizers:

Evaluation of its Effects in the

DNA Base Damage Induced by

Ionizing Radiation

DST,New

Delhi

Jan-2013

3 Years

(2013-

2016)

32.00-- Sanction

8 Dr. A. S.Kuwar

Self assembly and studies of

molecular association and synthesis

of supramolecular compounds

containing plural hydroxyl andamide groups via tandem Claisenrearrangement and probing their

utility in molecular recognition

process

DST,

New

Delhi

Oct.-2012

3 Years

(2013-

2016)

25.55 -- Ongoin

9Prof. P. P.Mahulikar

Clean Synthesis and BioactivityEvaluation of Newer

Benzimidazole Compounds

UGC,New

Delhi

2012 3 Years

(2012-

2015)

09.82-- Ongoin

10

Co-PI: Prof.P. P.

Mahulikar& PI: Dr. P. R.

Puranik

(School of LifeSciences)

Chemo-photosynthetic conversionof CO2 into algal bio- mass with

bio-technology potentials

DST,New

Delhi

2012

3 Years(2012-

2015)

50.00

School of

LifeSciences,

NMU,

Jalgaon

Ongoin

11

Prof. D. H.

More

Evaluation Of Antiulcer

Activity of Newer

Benzimidazole

UGC,

New

Delhi

2011 3 Years

(2011-

2014)

06.50-- Ongoin

12

Co-PI: Dr. D.

S. Dalal & PI:

Dr. N. D.

Wagh (School

of

Environmenta

l Sciences)

Degradation of High Energy

Materials

DRDO,

New

Delhi

2011

3 Years

(2011-

2014)

10.99

School of

Environmental

Sciences,NMU,

Jalgaon

Ongoin

13

PI: Dr. D. S.

Dalal & Co-PI: Prof. A.

U. Borse

Development of Eco-friendly

Methods, Novel Catalysts andReagents for the Synthesis of High

Energy Materials

DRDO,

NewDelhi

20113 Years

(2011-2014)

16.92 -- Ongoin

14

Dr. V. V. Gite

& Prof. R. D.

Kulkarni,

Eco-friendly two pack

polyurethane based on renewable

vegetable oil and carbohydrates

UGC,

New

Delhi

2010

3 Years

(2010-

2012)

08.36

School of

Chemical

Technolo

gy, NMU,

Jalgaon

Complet

15

Coordinator:

Prof. D. H.

More

Dy.Coordina

tor: Dr. V. V.

Gite

Funds for Infrastructural

Development in Sciences and

Technology (FIST) (Level Ib)

DST,

New

Delhi

2009

5 Years

(2009-

2014)

65.00-- Ongoin

16

Coordinator:

Prof. P. P.

MahulikarDy.

Coordinator:

Prof. D. G.

Hundiwale

Special Assistance Programme

(SAP DRS-II) (Development of

Nanomaterials for SpecialApplications in Polymers)

UGC,

New

Delhi

2009

5 Years(2009-

2014)

60.00-- Ongoin


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17

Dr. D. S.Dalal

-Cyclodextrin as a supramolecularcatalyst in the synthesis of

biologically active heterocyclic

compounds

DST,New

Delhi

20093 Years

(2009-

2012)

20.40-- Complet

18

Dr. D. S.

Dalal

Synthesis of nitrogen and sulphur

containing heterocyclic compounds

as antihyperlipemic or

antiarteriosclerotic agents

UGC,

New

Delhi

20092 Years

(2009-

2011)

01.09 -- Complet

19

Co-I:Prof. P.

P. MahulikarP I: Dr. S. R.

Thorat

(School of

Environment

alSciences)

Coupling of Photo-oxidation

Process with Biological Treatmentin Textile and Tannery Industrial

Waste Water; Catalytic and

Technological Aspects

UGC,

NewDelhi

2008

3 Years

(2008-

2011)

09.19

School of

Environm

ental

Sciences,NMU,

Jalgaon

Complet

20

PI: Prof. D.

H. MoreCo-I: Prof. P.

P. Mahulikar

Design and Synthesis of

Piperazines and Benzimidazoles aspotent antifilarial agents

CSIR,

NewDelhi

20083 Years

(2008-

2011)

16.70-- Complet

21

Prof. (Mrs.)

R. S. Bendre

Eco-Friendly Management:

Development of CarvacrolDerivatives as Insect Growth

Regulators

UGC,

NewDelhi

20083 Years

(2008-

2011)

06.28 -- Complet

22

Coordinator:

Prof. P. P.

Mahulikar

Dy.

Coordinator:

Prof. D. H.

More

Special Assistance Programme

(SAP - DRS I) (Synthesis and

Development of Polymers)

UGC,

New

Delhi

2004

5 Years

(2004-

2009)

45.00-- Complet

20. Research facility / Centre with

State recognition

o Polymer Processing Lab (Research Lab-I)

o Pesticides Formulation Lab (Research Lab-II)

o Sophisticated Instrumentation Lab (Research Lab-III)

o Synthetic Research Lab (Research Lab-IV)

o Synthetic Research Lab (Research Lab-V)

o Pests rearing & Testing Lab (Research Lab-VI)

National recognition : Nil

International recognition : Nil

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or corporate bodies : Nil

22. Publications:

Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international)

National Publication : 10International Publication : 102


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Total : 112(Please Refer Annexure - I)

Monographs : Nil

Chapters in Books

(Please Refer Annexure - II)

Edited Books / Journals :

(Please Refer Annexure - III)

Books with ISBN with details of publishers:

(Please Refer Annexure - IV) Number listed in International Database (Fore.g. Scopus, Google etc.)

Citation Index range / average

SNIP

SJR

Impact Factor range / average

h-index

23. Details of patents and income generated:

(Please Refer Annexure - V)

Two Indian Patents are filed and 04 submitted to patent office, Mumbai; however, there is no income

from the filed patents.24. Areas of consultancy and income generated :

Sr.

No.Name of the consultancy

projectName of the agency

Amount in

RsYear

Co-

ordinator

1. Brabender EC Research Samples of

Power Additives Pvt.

Ltd., Ahmadabad &

Aryavart Additives

Pvt. Ltd., Jalgaon

1.20

Dr. V. V.

Gite

2.FTIR Research Samples

22,500 Dr. D. S.

Dalal

3. Through M. Sc. ProjectsMadhukar Sahakari

Sugar Factory Faijpur1.80 Prof. P. P.

Mahulikar

4. Pest Control Practices University Premises--

Prof. R. S.

Bendre

25. Faculty selected nationally / internationally to visit other laboratories / institutions / industries in India and

abroad:

1. Prof. P. P. Mahulikar: Singapur (June 28- July 03, 2009)

2. Prof. D. G. Hundiwale: France (Oct., 2010); Indonesia (28 Nov.- 1 Dec. 2011)

3. Prof. D. H. More: (June 28- July 03, 2009); Bangkok (January 21-23, 2010)

4. Prof. J. S. Meshram: Florida, USA (2010); USA (2012)

5. Prof. R. S. Bendre: Moritius (26-30th July 2010)

6. Dr. D. S. Dalal: Melbourne Australia (4-7 Dec. 2011)

7. Dr. V. V. Gite: Netherland(27th June to 1st July, 2011)

8. Dr. K. K. Sharma: UK (1 Year, 2001-02); USA (3 Years, 2004-07); France (4 months, in 2009)

26. Faculty serving in

a) National committees b) International committees c) Editorial Boards d) any other (please specify):


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Sr. No. Name of the

Faculty

Nature of Committee

Reviewer

Prof. P. P. Mahulikar Reviewer to reputed journals of CSIR, Wiley Interscience,

Elsevier, ACS, Taylor and Francis.

Prof. Mrs. J. S. Meshram Reviewer to reputed journals of CSIR, Wiley Interscience,

Elsevier, ACS, Taylor and Francis.

Prof. Mrs. R. S. Bendre The Pesticides Encyclopedia Project (The Govt. of India project)

Dr. V. V. Gite Reviewer to reputed journals of Wiley Interscience, Elsevier ACS,Taylor and Francis

27. Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher / orientation programs, workshops, training programs

and similar programs).

Sr.

No.Name of the faculty Programme Duration Organized by

1. Dr. V. V. Gite

Orientation

Course

02-12-2009

To

29-12-2009

Department of Adult and Continuing

Education, NMU, Jalgaon

2. Dr. V. V. Gite

Refresher

Course

10-04-2012

To

30-04-2012

University of Pune, Pune

3. Dr. K. K. Sharma

Refresher

Course

10-04-2012

To

30-04-2012

University of Pune, Pune

4. Dr. D. S. Dalal

Orientation

Course

02-12-2009

To

29-12-2009

Department of Adult and Continuing

Education, NMU, Jalgaon

5. Dr. D. S. DalalRefresherCourse 01/06/2012to

28/06/2012

UGC-Academic Staff College, Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada

University, Aurangabad

28. Student projects

Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-departmental projects: 90%

Percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities/industry/institute:10 %

29. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by

Faculty : 1] Young Scientist Award (DST) to

Dr. D. S. Dalal,

Dr. K. K. Sharma,

Dr. A. S. Kuwar

Dr. U. D. Patil

Doctoral / Post-doctoral fellows : D. S. Kothari Post

Doctoral Research Fellowship

(01, Dr. N. R. Yeole);

RFSMS Fellowships (17)


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INSPIRE Fellowships (07)Maulana Azad Fellowship (01)

Rajiv Gandhi Fellowship (02)

Students :

Sr. No. Awards / recognitions received by Students

Shamkant L Patil*,Rajesh P,Mahajan,

Synthesis, characterizationand Steriochemical Evaluation of (E) Cinnamides byIR and 1HNMR

method in National seminarNSMTICA-2013 Poster Presentation ,organized by SVS,s Arts and Science College, Dondaicha, Dist. Dhule held 6th & 7th Feb.2013.

[First Prize]

Shamkant L. Patil,*Ajay P. Nikum, Kamlesh R. Desale.

Synthesis, Docking and evaluation of antifungal, antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activity of

some novel 4-thiocyanatomethyl coumarin derivatives. in National conference Poster

Presentation in NCIIICS-2013 organized by MGSM,s Arts,Science and Commerce College,Chopada. Dist, Jalgaon held 8th & 9th Feb.2013.

[First Prize]

P. P. Kumavat, Asha D. Jangale, Yogesh B. Wagh, Dipak R. Patil, Dipak S. Dalal*

A Green Synthesis of Symmetrical N, N-Disubstituted Thiourea Derivatives in Water using

Solar Energy.

National Conference On Innovative Interdisciplinary Ideas In Chemical Sciences (NCIIICS-2013), Department of Chemistry, M. G. S. Ms Arts, Science & Commerce college, Chopda,

Dist- Jalgaon.

[Second prize in Poster Presentation]

R. K. Hedaoo, A. B. Chaudhari, S. D. Rajput, V. V. Gite,

Fabrication of Trimer Based Novel Polyurea Microcapsules on Pendimethalin as a Herbicide

Model and its Release Rate, Advances in Polymers and Coatings, Rangotsav held on 15-16th

Feb 2013 at Institute of Chemical Technology, Matunga, Mumbai.

[Second Prize]

V. N. Mahire, J. P. Nandre, D. S. Dalal, P. P. Mahulikar*

L- Proline catalyzed synthesis of 1,8-Dioxoctahydroxanthene in glycerol as green solvent,

University level Research Festival AVISHKAR- 2012 13th & 14th December 2012 at NMU,

Jalgaon.[First Prize]

Umesh Pete, Chetan Zade, Amol dikundwar, Chitra Srivastava and R.S. Bendre* Structure

Activity Relationship Studies of Phenolic Monoterpenoid Carvacrol Derivatives in Eco-

Friendly Pest Management, University level Research Festival AVISHKAR- 2012 on 13 th &

14th December 2012 at NMU, Jalgaon.

[Second Prize]

S. D. Rajput, P. P. Mahulikar, V. V. Gite

Development of Renewable Sources Based Anticorrosive Polyurethane Coatings from

Cellulose and Castor Oil Derivatives, 10th International Symposium On Surface Protective

Coatings, SSPC-2013, February 15-16, 2013 organized by Corrosion Science & Engineering,

IIT Bombay, Powai, Mumbai.

[First Prize].

U.A. Fegade, A.S. Kuwar, P. P. Mahulikar, S. B. Attarde,

Studies on the synthesis of high- performance chemically responsive materials.

2nd International Conference on "Emerging Trends in Chemical Sciences", 2nd - 4th November

2012, at Solapur University, Solapur.

[Mr. U.A. Fegade received Forth Prize in poster presentation].

S. D. Rajput, V. V. Gite*, presented poster on Preparation of polyurethane coatings using

polyol obtained from renewable sources i. e. sorbitol and fatty acid in National Symposium

on Polymer and Coatings (OTAI-South Zone), IICT, Hyderabad, (7-8 th Sep. 2012).


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[Second Prize]

Abdul A. Ahmad, V. R. Shaikh, U. D. Patil, R. U. Pathan, D. G. Hundiwale* presented poster

in National Conference on Recent Advances in Polymer Technology (RAPT-2012), UDCT,

NMU Jalgaon, (2-3 March 2012)

[Second Prize in Poster Presentation].

R. K. Hedaoo, P. P. Mahulikar, V. V. Gite*, presented poster in State Level Compitation

AVISHKAR -2012, S. U. Kolhapur, (13th -15th January 2012).

[First Prize in Oral Presentation].

a. Patil Hrishikesh Suresh (M. Sc. II.) won prize in Group Folk Dance,b. Borase Nitin Ashok (M. Sc. I) won prize in Mime & Group Folk Dance,

c. Jirekar Pratiksha Dinkar (M. Sc. II) won prize in Rangoli / Clay Modeling,

d. Patil Kiran Murlidhar (M. Sc. I) won prize in Skit, in Yuvarang 2012 held at D. N.

College, Faizpur (January 2012).

A. V. Bagle, V. V. Gite, D. G. Hundiwale, P. P. Mahulikar* presented poster in National

Conference on Nanomaterials, Industrial Polymers and Eco-friendly Coatings Perspectives

and Challenges (NIPEC 2012), NMU Jalgaon, (18 th February 2012)

[First Prize in Poster Presentation].

Dinesh M. Patil, Sandhya V. Sharma, Dhanashri P. Bonde, V. V. Gite*, presented poster in

National Conference on Nanomaterials, Industrial Polymers and Eco-friendly Coatings Perspectives and Challenges (NIPEC 2012), NMU Jalgaon, (18 th February 2012)

[Second Prize in Poster Presentation].Abdul A. Ahmad, V. R. Shaikh, U. D. Patil, R. U. Pathan, D. G. Hundiwale* presented poster

in National Conference on Recent Advances in Polymer Technology (RAPT-2012), UDCT,

NMU Jalgaon, (2-3 March 2012)

[Second Prize in Poster Presentation].

30. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops/Scientific Programmes organized and the source of funding (national /

international) with details of outstanding participants, if any.

Sr.

No. Name of the event Level Dates

Sponsoring

Agencies

No. of

delegatesparticipated

1.DAD

NationalFebruary 2,2008

UGC, New Delhi 110

2.RAPT

National28 & 29th

Dec. 2009

DRDO, CSIR,

UGC & DST

210 (08

International)

3.

IYC-2011(Poster Competition)

State

26th

December

2011

University

110

4.

Workshop on Paper, Thesis and

Project Writing in Chemistry

(IYC 2011)

State9th March

2012

University

190

5. NIPEC - 2012 National 18th

Feb.2012

UGC, New Delhiand University

225

6. ICLS-2013 National 2013 UGC, New Delhi

7.Gold-CT - 2014

InternationalProposed-

2014

In process More than 500

(Expected)

Co-curricular & extracurricular activities organized

Sr.

No.

Nature of Activities Funding

Agency

Purpose Target

group

Date No. of

particip


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ants

First Alumni MeetNMU,

Jalgaon

Interaction between present

and passed out students and

to share their ideas and

experiences

Students

8th

March,

2008

157

Second Alumni

Meet

NMU,

Jalgaon




experiences

Students

13th

Decem

ber

2008

145

Third Alumni MeetNMU,

Jalgaon




experiences

Students

24th

Dec.

2011

150

Fourth Alumni MeetNMU,

Jalgaon




experiences

Students

6th

April

2013

152

Celebration of

International Year ofChemistry (IYC

2011) by PosterPresentation

NMU,

Jalgaon

Improve the awareness of

chemistry and science in

society, students and

faculties.

Students

&

Research

ers

26th

Decem

ber

2011

110

Organization of University Level

Research Festival

Avishkar 2011 on.

NMU,

Jalgaon

To inculcate the concept ofresearch and to provide

platform for presentation of

research.

Students&

Research

ers

28th &

29th

December

2011

600

10 days workshop on

NET /SET Coaching

UGC, New

Delhi

The preparation for

NET/SET examinationsstudents 33

Parent Teacher Meet

Training in PolymerProcessing Lab to

M.Sc./B.Tech./M.Tec

h. students

CIPET,

AurangabadE

ntrepreneurship

Development

Institute of

India,

Ghandinagar

Familiarization of

processing techniques to

students

Students

20thDecem

ber,

2011

20

Teachers Day

Celebration--

To strengthen the

interaction among teachers,

M. Sc. And research

students. Honour of

teachers for their devotion

in the development of

students.

Students

5th

Sept.

2008

All M.

Sc.

Students

Teachers Day

Celebration--

--do--Students

5th

Sept.

2009

All M.

Sc.

Students

Teachers Day

Celebration--

--do--Students

5th

Sept.

2011

All M.

Sc.

Students

Teachers Day

Celebration

-- --do-- Students 5thSept.

All M.

Sc.


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2012 Students

Youth Day

Celebration--

To create awareness

amongst students about

duties towards

development of nation.

Students

12th

Jan.201

3

All M.

Sc.

Students

Blood Donation

Camp--

To motivate the students

about importance of blood

and life.

All

members

of school

12th

Jan.201

3

151

Womens Day

Celebration

To create awareness aboutit & its need and

importance about our day

to day activities, gender

and unity.

Students

8th

March

2013

Students

Parent Teacher Meet3rd May

2013

31. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments :

o Different thrust areas of research individually

o Team work/ interdisciplinary work

o Individual work in some thrust area withoutenvy

o No discrimination of students according to guide and subject (thrust area), total healthy environment for

the research students

o Cooperation and harmony at all stages of research

32. Student profile programme-wise:

Name of the ProgrammeAcademic

Year

Applications

received

Selected

Male FemalePass percentage

M. Sc.(Polymer Chemistry)

2009-2010 -- 15 04

2010-2011 -- 06 13

2011-2012 346 15 02

2012-2013 223 29 09

M. Sc.(Pesticides and

Agrochemicals)

2009-2010 08 07

2010-2011 15 00

2011-2012 346 11 01

2012-2013 223 04 01

M. Sc.(Industrial Chemistry)

2009-2010 12 07

2010-2011 14 02

2011-2012 346 09 07

2012-2013 223 17 02

M. Sc. (Organic Chemistry)

2009-2010 12 07

2010-20112011-2012 346 19 06

2012-2013 223 20 05

M. Sc. (Physical Chemistry)

2009-2010 06 03

2010-2011 03 06

2011-2012 346 03 03

2012-2013 223 06 03

M. Sc. (Analytical

Chemistry)

2009-2010 -- --

2010-2011 11 05


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Name of the ProgrammeAcademic

Year

Applications

received

Selected

Male FemalePass percentage

2011-2012 346 16 03

2012-2013 223 14 04

33. Diversity of students

Name of the

Programme

% of

students

from the

same

University

% of students

from other

universities

within the State

% of students

from

universities

outside the State

% of

students

from other

countries

M. Sc.(Polymer

Chemistry)90 10 00 00

M. Sc.(Pesticides

and Agrochemicals)80 20 00 00

M. Sc.(Industrial


M. Sc. (OrganicChemistry)

80 20 00 00

M. Sc. (Physical

Chemistry) 100 00 00 00M. Sc. (Analytical


34. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations, NET, SET, GATE and

other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise.

Sr.

No.

Examination Category Total No.

SC ST OBC General

1. UPSC (Geologists

Examination)-- -- -- -- --

2. MPSC (GSDA) -- -- 01 -- --3. MPCB -- -- -- -- --

4. NET 03 03 09 09 24

5. SET 01 03 03 07

6. GATE 02 01 04 02 08

35. Student progression

Student progression Percentage against enrolled

UG to PG --

PG to M.Phil.

PG to Ph.D.

Ph.D. to Post-Doctoral

Employed

Campus selection

Other than campus recruitment

20 %

75 %

Entrepreneurs 05 %

36. Diversity of staff


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Percentage of faculty who are graduates

of the same university 36.36 %

from other universities within the State 63.64 %

from universities from other States --

from universities outside the country --

37. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during the assessment period:

o Awarded : 00

o Working: 04

38. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to

a) Library: 1,154 Books

b) Internet facilities for staff and students:

o Individual broadband internet facility to teaching & non-teaching staff

o Students : 02 separate labs

c) Total number of class rooms:04+02

d) Class rooms with ICT facility: 01

e) Students laboratories:

1. M.Sc. Laboratories: 06

2. Research Laboratories: 02

3. Polymer Processing Laboratory: 01

4. Pesticide Formulation Laboratory: 01

5. Pest Rearing and Testing Laboratory: 01

39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates

a) from the host institution/university

Sr. No. Name of the Student Doctoral/Post-doctoral students/Research

Associates

A. F. Patil Doctoral

Abdul Ahmed M. Y. Doctoral

Abhijeet Anand Doctoral

Ajay D. Kshirsagar Doctoral

Ajay P. Nikum Doctoral

Asha D. Jangale Doctoral

Ashok B. Chuadhari Doctoral

Avinash V. Bagale Doctoral


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B. R. Deshmukh Doctoral

Chakradhar D. Hadole Doctoral

Chandrashekar K. Patil Doctoral

Devendra K. Patil Doctoral

Devendra S. Raghuvanshi Doctoral

Dipak R. Patil Doctoral

Dipesh P. Mahajan Doctoral

Dnyaneshwar L. Ahire Doctoral

Gajanan G. Kadam Doctoral

I. B. Chaudhari Doctoral

Jitu D. Bhosale Doctoral

Kamlesh R. Desale Doctoral

Kishor R. Pawar Doctoral

M. N. Kolhe Doctoral

Mahendra R. Nevare Doctoral

Mahesh N. Patil Doctoral

Mukesh B. Deshmukh Doctoral

Nilesh L. Patil Doctoral

P. S. Sisode Doctoral

P.S. Deshpande Doctoral

Pramod S. Nagle Doctoral

Priyanka P. Kumavat Doctoral

Pyus D. Tatiya Doctoral

Rahul K. Hedaoo Doctoral

Rahul R. Mahire Doctoral

Rahul V. Hangarge Doctoral


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Raosoheb S. Patil Doctoral

Ravindra J. Marathe Doctoral

Rupali S. Patil Doctoral

Sandeep J. Pawar Doctoral

Sandip D. Rajput Doctoral

Shivaji N. Tayade Doctoral

Shivkumar Y. Patil Doctoral

Smita S. Patil Doctoral

Sonali A. Patil Doctoral

Swapnil A. Padavi Doctoral

Umesh D. Pete Doctoral

Vilas N. Mahire Doctoral

Yogesh A. Tayade Doctoral

Yogesh B. Wagh Doctoral

b) from other institutions/universities:

Sr.

No.

Name of the Student Doctoral/Post-doctoral students/Research

Associates

Shaikh Vasim Shaikh Rafik Doctoral

Deepika S. Agrawal Doctoral

Sandesh R. Tetgure Doctoral

Mandar S. Gaikwad Doctoral

Samina K. Tadavi Doctoral

Jayesh R. Gujrathi Doctoral

40. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university.

Sr.

No.

Scheme No. of Students

1. Earn and Learn Scheme


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2. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Scholarship

3. Chief Minister Fellowship

4. Economically Backward Classes Scholarship

41. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new programme(s)? If so, highlight

the methodology:

o Pesticides & Agrochemicals : Feedback from industries

o Curriculum development & Revision:

Suggestions from experts of industries and R & D centers

Suggestions from alumni working in industries and inn other institutes/universities

Suggestions from experts from other universities

Feedback of students afterexamination &

42. Does the department obtain feedback from-Yes

a. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how does the department utilizethe feedback?

-Internal evaluation, Unit tests, Seminars.

b. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how does the department utilize the

feedback?-Feedback after results

c. Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the department utilize the feedback?

-Alumni to designing of practicals and topics for projects.

43. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10):

Sr. No. Name of the Alumni Designation Institutional Address

1. Dr. Mahesh Desai Managerial Sabic Innovative Plastics, UAE

2. Dr. Sachin Bidkar Managerial Reliance Industries Ltd., Mumbai

3. Dr. Purshottam M. Dewang Group Manager Jubilant Research, Bangaluru

4. Dr. Abhijit Patil Managerial Reliance Industries Ltd., Mumbai

5. Mr. Dnyaneshwar Ahire Dy. Manager,Formulation Unit Rallies India Ltd., Turbhe, Navi Mumbai

6. Dr. Prashant Sonar Associate

Professor

Research Scientist at IMRE, Singapore

7. Dr. D. M. Badgujar Scientist C HEMRL, Pune

8. Prof. J. B. Naik Professor UICT, North Maharashtra University,

Jalgaon

9. Mr. Sanjay S. Pawar RegionalManager

Bayer Crop Sciences,Mumbai

10. Dr. Satish B. Patil Managing

Director

Green Vision Technology, Pune

44. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) involving external

experts.

Date Name of Expert Topic

12/02/2013 Prof. A. A. Natu, IISER,

Pune,

Organic Chemistry

03/10/2012 Dr. Omprakash Yemul, Polymer Chemistry


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To

06/10/2012

Associate Professor, School

of Chemical Sciences, SRTM

University, Nanded

24/09/2012

To

28/09/2012

Dr. Gulshan Relhan (Retired

Scientist, BARC, Mumbai)

Nuclear Chemistry

19/09/2011

To22/09/2011

Dr. Gulshan Relhan (Retired

Scientist, BARC, Mumbai)

Radio Chemistry

45. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes.

a. Lectures (Blackboard-Chalk, LCD, ICT based)

b. Lab Courses (Practical): Demonstration, Explanation and Individual performance

c. Projects: To give idea of research (literature survey, experimental, data compilation, presentation,

report preparation)

d. Assignments: M.Sc. I students

e. Seminars: M. Sc. II students

f. Field visit: Pesticides & Agrochemicals studentsg. Industrial Visits: actual exposure to the Knowledge of classroom teaching

46. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met and learning outcomes are

monitored?

The programme objectives are monitored through:

a) Employability of the students.

b) Feedback of employers.

c) Feedback of parents / alumni / experts of industries & other universities.

47. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.

Post Graduate, research students and faculty is actively participates in all the extension activities of the

school.

a) Field / Industrial visits.

b) Tree plantations & watering, cleanliness.

c) Celebration of Science Day (Vidnyan Jattha,Vidnyan Dindi, Krishi Vidnyan Yatra).

d) IYC-2011.

48. Give details of beyond syllabus scholarly activities of the department.

a) Field / Industry visit.

b) Organization of Lectures (Self/Communication skill, interview techniques, Personality development).

c) NET/SET/GATE coaching classes.

49. State whether the programme/ department is accredited/ graded by other agencies? If yes, give details.---No---

50. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new knowledge, basic or applied.

The school has contributed in generating

a) Basic Knowledge:

Physical, Inorganic and Organic Chemistry

Instrumentation


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Analysis.

b) Applied Knowledge:

Polymer Chemistry

Pesticides & Agrochemicals

Industrial Chemistry

Analytical Chemistry

51. Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the department.

a) Strength of the School:

UGC-SAP (DRS-I 2004-2009, DRS-II 2009-2014) and DST-FIST (level Ia 2004-2009, level

Ib 2009-2014) recognized school.

The teaching supported by modern audio visual techniques.

Sophisticated Instruments Laboratory.

Specious and well equipped laboratories for practicals and research.

The faculty has fetched research grants (more than Rs. 6.00 Crores) from various funding

agencies (UGC, CSIR, AICTE, DST, DRDO, BARC, Govt. of Maharashtra).

Better opportunities of employment to the students.

Training and Placement Cell.

Departmental library, Reading room, and Internet Laboratory. Interaction with renowned institutes like IIT, NCL, UICT, BARC and other universities.

Industry sponsored projects for M. Sc. & Ph. D. students.

Well qualified and experienced faculty actively engaged in research.

Guidance for NET/SET/GATE and competitive examinations.

Invited / Guest Lectures.

Alumni and Parent Teachers Association.

Society and Industry relevant extension activities.

Strong financial support of funding agencies.

b) Weakness:

Faculty: Inadequate Teaching Staff.

Non-Teaching Staff: Inadequate Non-teaching Staff.

Space: Inadequate space for Lectures, Practical & Research

Inadequate space for Teachers rooms

Low merit of Students

c) Opportunities:

Job orienting Courses and Syllabi

Consultancy and Analysis Facilities.

Extension of activities beneficial to students / society / Farmers.

d) Challenges:

Maintenance of the equipments.

Competition with the private organization/ University.

Changing scenario of the environment with Development.

Sustainability of the programmes.

Low merit students: Backlogs and average performances in interviews.

52. Future plans of the department.


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a) M.Sc. Admission written test from academic year 2013-2014 for improvement in merit of studentsand to enroll the good students for PG courses.

b) Short period workshops (instrumentation, thesis writing, paper writing, patent filling) for M.Sc

students to improve the job opportunities.

c) Strengthening of School-Industry interactions / network to improve the job opportunities..

d) Strengthening of research collaborations with other Universities and Industries to improve research

outcome.

e) Maximum placement through campus interviews (Training and Placement Cell) and in plant training.

f) Revision of syllabi (major and minor) after every 3 years to include the advanced topics.

Prof. Mrs R. S. Bendre Prof. P. P. Mahulikar

Chairman, NAAC, Director,

School of Chemical Sciences School of Chemical Sciences

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Documents

Evaluative Report of the School