HISLOP COLLEGE COLLEGE 2017-18 Ph.D. Research Centre Hislop College has 9 Centres of Higher learninf & Research recognized by RTM Nagpur University. This is one of the highest research

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Junior College •Arts •Commerce •Science •HSC Vocational

UG Degree •B.A. •B.Sc. •B.Com. •BCCA •BBA

PG Degree •MA. Sociology •M.A. – English •M.A. – Hindi •M.A. – Psychology •M.Sc.- Botany •M.Sc. – Biotechnology

•M.Sc.– Biochemistry •M.Sc. – Chemistry •M.Sc. – Zoology •MCM •M.Com. •PGDCCA (PG Diploma)

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•Botany •Biotechnology •Biochemistry •Commerce •Chemistry •Psychology •Sociology •Zoology Ph.D.Research

Add on Courses •Self Development and Public Speaking •Communication Skills and Personality Development •Practical Accounting and Taxation•Statistical Methods •Reasoning & Quantitative Aptitude •Entrepreneurship Development & Small Business•English & Business Communication

•Campus to Corporate •Finance and Accounting for BPSTata Consultancy Services Courses

UGC Certified •Mushroom Cultivation •Floriculture

IGNOU •M.A. – Political Science •M.A. - Philosophy •PG Diploma – Analytical Chemistry •PG Diploma – Analytical Statistics•Certificate Course - Guidance •Certificate Course - Environmental Science •Diploma – Creative Writing in English

Temple Road, Civil Lines, Nagpur 440001 M.S. (India)Tel. No. : +91-712-2532004, 2558460 Fax. No. : +91-712-25257760Email : [email protected] visit us : www.hislopcollege.ac.in

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Affiliated to RTM Nagpur University and MS Board of Higher Secondary Education

UGC Heritage Status College

HISLOP COLLEGEHISLOP COLLEGENAAC Re-Accredited 'A' Grade with CGPA 3.31

Recognition to be Cherished...

Hislop College has 'A'ced it again !

Hislop College, Nagpur has been awarded A-Grade with 3.31 CGPA by the National Assessment th and Accreditation Council,Bangalore in the Third Cycle. The Peer Team visited the College from30 August

stto 1 September, 2016 and assessed the college on several quality parameters.

rd3 Prize for the College Magazine'The Hislopian'

'Ideal Institution Award' 'Best Student Award' Piyush Bhadange

RTM Nagpur University Awards

Dr. R. J. Andrew honored with the

by RTM Nagpur UniversityBest Researcher Award

Dr. Kalpana Jadhav Selected on Olympic Task Force Committee for 2020, 2024, 2028 Olympics

With Olympic Task Force Ambassador Mr. Pullela GopichandAppointed as first Woman Director

Dept. of Physical Edn & Sports, RTMNU

he story of Hislop College began more than a hundred and fifty years ago, when a young Scottish Tmissionary, heeding to the call of the Master, Jesus Christ, set out for India with fire in his belly and

dreams in his eyes. Stephen Hislop's humanitarian zeal motivated him to start in 1846 a boy's school at

Shukrawara, old Nagpur. From such a modest beginning, the dream that this visionary saw, slowly but surely

actualized in the shape of Hislop College as it stands today- one of the finest institutions of higher learning in

Central India with over 5000 young boys and girls. The College has steadfastly served society and the

country by producing great personalities: from astute leaders and acclaimed scientists to prolific litterateurs

and brilliant sportsmen.

The College offers under-graduate and post-graduate courses in all three faculties, i.e., Arts, Science and

Commerce. These include Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Computer Science, Electronics, Mathematics,

Statistics, Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology and Fresh Water Fish Culture (FWFC) in the Science stream,

Business Administration, Computer Management in the Commerce stream and Communicative English,

Marathi, Hindi, Sanskrit, English Literature, Psychology, History, Political Science, Sociology, Philosophy in the

Arts stream. A multi-discipline faculty, demographically varied student body, relevant specializations, in-depth

tutoring, student feedback and parent-teacher meets, all these and more make the experience of learning in

Hislop an unforgettable one. The highly qualified and experienced faculty, backed by a liberal and proactive

Management, inspires students to strive continuously to set higher benchmarks in academic and athletic

excellence.

The College campus is spread across more than 7.5 acres of land. The main building encloses a quadrangle

that has a proscenium, a basketball court and a lush green lawn fringed by a variety of trees and flower plants.

Besides these, the 40,000 sq. m. playground, the modern and renovated auditorium, and the multi-cuisine

cafeteria provide young enthusiastic minds with spaces that stimulate a synergy of ideas and activities. A state

of the art gymnasium has come up. The College also offers residential accommodation for girls in its on-

campus hostel.

Hislop College has been re-accredited by NAAC with A grade with a CGPA Rating of 3.31. This is one of the

many glorious achievements that the college is proud of. The College reaffirms its commitment to mould

minds, build character and shape careers of the younger generation. It also looks forward to face the new

challenges in the years ahead.

The Hislop Story

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Hislop College has defined the attributes that every student shall have on completion of programme. These

are:

Hislop Graduate Attributes

ATTRIBUTES LIFESKILLS

Domain knowledge Possess a breadth and depth of disciplinary knowledge.

Analytical skill Ability to analyze and synthesize information from a variety of sources

and media.

Critical thinking Ability to apply creative and innovative thinking to problem-solving.

Resourceful and Responsible Motivated, conscientious and capable of handling independent work.

Effective Communication Present ideas clearly and confidently with skills to negotiate with

others.

Ethical and Moral values Driven by honesty, integrity and commitment with a capacity for

empathy for fellow human beings.

Reflective learning Set aspirational goals for continuous personal and professional growth.

Members of Hislop Education Society :

The Most Rev. P. K. Samantaroy - Chairman

Mr. Prem Masih - Vice - Chairman

Mr. Sudipta Singh - Secretary

Mr. Alwan Masih - Member

Rt. Rev. Dr. P. C. Singh - Member

Rt. Rev. Paul. B. Dupare - Member

Rev. Dr. P. S. Jacob - Member

Dr. V.J. Sirwaiya - Member

Mrs. Rachana. Singh - Member

Rev. Anil Inamdar - Member

Dr. (Ms.) Dipti R. Christian - Asso. Secretary &

Treasurer

Our Excellance is Led and Guided by ...

Hislop College : Governing Body

Eminent Principals (Since 1883) :

1. The Rev. J. G. Cooper

2. The Rev. David Whitton

3. Dr. A. Robertson

4. Dr. J. F. Mcfayden

5. The Rev. T. W. Gardiner

6. The Rev. Dr. D. G. Moses

7. Dr. K. P. Bhagat

8. Dr. J. W. Airan

9. Dr. T. S. Wilkinson

10. Dr. P. W. Bhelwa

11. Miss. A. Y. Masoji

12. Dr. (Miss) M. E. Singh

13. Dr. Ashish P. Bhelwa

14. Dr. (Ms.) Dipti R. Christian (2008 Onwards)Staff Representatives on the Local

Management Committee (L.M.C.) :

1. Dr. Raymond J. Andrew

2. Mr. Hariom Puniyani

3. Dr. Dhanraj Mane

4. Mr. Vijay Sutar

Secretary, Staff Council :

Dr. Thomas Phillip

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HISLOP COLLEGE 2017-18

ADMISSION PROCEDURE

Online Admission Procedure At A Glance

Create Student Profile (through Step 1-A to Step 1-F)Step 1

Visit www.admission.hislopcollege.ac.inStart

• Profile ( Scanned copy of Passport size Photograph)• Student will receive Log in ID & Password through SMS

1-A

1-B Address (Permanent, Local, Parent's office)

1-C Academic (Details of Last Institute, Board/University, Marks, No. of Attempts, etc)

Other Details (Physical Handicap, Allergy, Identification mark, etc.)1-D

Documents (Refer to the list of Documents)1-E

1-F Undertaking (Scanned signature of Parents & Student)

Apply for Admission ( Select Stream,Course, Subjects)Step 2

Step 3 Display of Merit List on College Website

Admission Offer from college to Merit List students through email & smsStep 4

Step 5 Physical Verification of Documents by Admission Committee

Payment of FeesStep 6

• Confirmation of admission• (College Identity Card to be collected from office)

Step 7

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DOCUMENTS FOR ADMISSION

Step No. Original Scanned Documents Required

1-A Coloured Passport size photograph ( 1mb) in jpg/jpeg/png format

1-E

Documents to be in jpg, jpeg, png or pdf formats (1mb)

For M.S. Board students:· Student Aadhar card· Father’s/mother’s Aadhar card· Caste Certificate (If applicable)

For Other than M. S.

Board students:

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Student Aadhar card

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Father’s/mother’s Aadhar card

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Caste Certificate (If applicable)

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Migration Certificate

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Eligibility Certificate

(In case migration & eligibility certificate s are not issued, the acknowledgement receipt of

Application for M igration & Eligibility Certificate can be uploaded. This can be replaced later for Confirmation of Provisional Admission)For Christian students:

Baptism Certificate along with above mentioned documents.For Sports Quota students: District/State/National/International Sports Certificate(s) along with above mentioned documents.

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Signature of parent

& student (1mb) in jpg/jpeg/png format

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Mark list of Qualifying Exam

( X /XII/ Final Year whichever is applicable)·

Leaving Certificate

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For students having gap in education:Gap Certificate

HISLOP COLLEGE, NAGPUROnline Admission Procedure

List Of Documents For Admission -2017-18

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Ph.D.

Research Centre

Hislop College has 9 Centres of Higher learninf & Research recognized by RTM Nagpur University. This is

one of the highest research centres among all colleges affiliated to RTM Nagpur University.The College has a

research committee that works actively to create a research culture In the institution. The Research Scholars

can avail of the following:

A well equipped library with INFLIBNET & other online study material

A special reading room for research scholars

State of the art laboratories

IT Infrastructure including an e-library

Regular Workshops on Research Methodology

The Departments with recognized Ph.D.Research Centre and contact person

Commerce : Mr. Hariom Puniyani, HOD, Commerce

Botany : Dr. Mousumi Bhowal, HOD, Botany

Biotechnology : Dr. Avinash Upadhyay, HOD, Biotechnology

Biochemistry : Dr. Mashita Pise, HOD, Biochemistry

Psychology : Dr. Dipti R. Christian, HOD, Psychology

Zoology : Dr. Raymond Andrew, HOD, Zoology

Chemistry : Dr. Lata Deshmukh, HOD, Chemistry

Sociology : Mr. R.R. Sinha, HOD, Sociology

Recognition for Ph. D Research Centre for English is in the offing. For Details Contact, Mrs. Veena

Joseph, HOD, English/ Dr. Supantha Bhattacharyya, Director, MA English.

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IGNOU STUDY CENTRE

Name of the course: Master of Arts in Political Science (MPS)

Discipline : School of Social Science (SOSS)

Eligibility : Bachelor Degree or a higher degree from a recognised university

Fees : Rs. 9000/- for full programme @ Rs. 4500/- per year

Medium of Instruction: English & Hindi

Duration : Minimum 2 Years, Maximum 5 Years (Offered in both July & Jan Cycle)

Name of the course: Master of Arts in Philosophy (MAPY)

Discipline : School of Inter-disciplinary & Trans-disciplinary Studies (SOITS)



Medium of Instruction: English


Name of the course: Diploma in Creative Writing in English (DCE)

Discipline : School of Humanities (SOH)

Eligibility : 10+2 or any one without 10+2 but age should be 20 Y or above

Fees : Rs. 3000/- for full programme


Duration : Minimum 1 Year, Maximum 4 Years (Offered in both July & Jan Cycle)

Name of the course: Certificate in Environmental studies (CES)


Eligibility : 10+2 or its equivalent or BPP* from IGNOU

* Bachelor Preparatory Programme (BPP)

* This Programme is offered by the University to those students who wish to do Bachelors

Degree of IGNOU but do not have the essential qualification of having passed 10+2.



Duration : Minimum 6 months, Maximum 2 Years (Offered in both July & Jan Cycle)

Details of Programmes offered at IGNOU Centre Hislop College, Nagpur

( Centre Code: 36055)

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HISLOP COLLEGE, NAGPUR

Name of the course: Certificate in Guidance (CIG)

Discipline : School of Education (SOE)

Eligibility : Teachers of Recognised institutions or Pass in Matriculation/SSC or BPP from IGNOU




Name of the course: Post Graduate Diploma in Applied Statistics (PGDAST)

Discipline : School of Sciences (SOS)

Eligibility : Graduate in any discipline with minimum 50% aggregate marks




Name of the course: Post Graduate Diploma in Analytical Chemistry (PGDAC)


Eligibility : Science Graduate with Chemistry as one of the subjects (Including B.Pharma & B.Tech

Chemical Engineering)




Contact Persons:

Rishi Agrawal - 9822942110

Shubhajit Halder - 9175490338

IGNOU STUDY CENTRE

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HISLOP COLLEGE, NAGPUR


Add on Courses

Hislop College Provides Add on Courses with an aim to provide them additional skill development

in their area of interest. The certificate courses by various departments in the college are conducted in

collaboration with various institutions like RTM Nagpur University, Tata Consultancy Services, Bangalore,

Shakespeare Society of India, Microsoft and IT Network Microsoft Learning patner, The Energy and

Resources Institute (TERI), etc.

1. Career Oriented Course in Floriculture

2. Career Oriented Course in Mushroom Culture

3. Certificate Course in Finance & Accountancy

4. Certificate Course in Statistical Methods

5. Certificate Course in Campus to Corporate

6. Certificate Course in Communication Skills & Personality Development

7. Certificate Course in Self-Development & Public Speaking

8. Certificate Course in Skills for public effectiveness

9. Certificate Course in Shakespearean Studies

10. Certificate Course in Technical Presentation Awareness

11. Microsoft Certificate Course 'Power Your Future'

12. Certificate Course in Web Application with Java/ .Net.

13. Certificate Course in Innovation and Sustainable Development

14. Certificate Course in Preparation of Liquid detergents and Phenyl

15. Certificate Course in Creative Writing :Flash Fiction

16. Certificate Course in Reasoning & Quantitative Aptitude

17. Certificate Course in Entrepreneurship Development & Small Business

18. Certificate Course in English & Business Communication

19. Certificate Course in Practical Accounting & Taxation

Note: The Certificate Courses are conducted subject to registration of minimum 15 students for a batch as

well as subject to consent from the collaborative institutions.

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CAMPUS TO CORPORATE

Every year new graduates enter the workforce filled with excitement, anticipation and trepidation. It's a time

where everything is new and unfamiliar a time where attitudes are shaped and habits formed. The TCS certified

Campus to Corporate course is specifically designed to enable new graduate students to make the transition

from the casual lifestyle of college campus to the corporate corridors smooth and stress-free. It creates a sound

foundation from which students can launch their career and instill in them the ethics, attitudes and dress code

essential to become an effective member of a professional and effective team. The course will train students in

employability skills like communication and presentation skills, interview and group discussion techniques,

resume writing, corporate etiquette etc.

Contact : Dr. Dini Menon

Mob.: 9423134380

Email: [email protected]

Ms. Pooja Swami

Mob.: 9823828443

Finance and Accounting for BPS

Student employability after completing graduation is a matter of serious concern and debate in contemporary

times. Taking the concept of industry-academia interface forward, the Business Process and Outsourcing

Services Unit of Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has prepared a Finance and Accounting in Business Process

Services' course for students of B.Com., B.C.C.A.,B.B.A., and M.Com. TCS has designed the course in such a

manner that it will sharpen the understanding of finance and accounts that students are exposed to in practical

working and also enhance their ability to take up roles in the BPS industry. A large number of students have

already benefitted from the course which is imparted by trained TCS certified trainers. Students enrolling in

Hislop College can take additional advantage of this course, thus boosting their employment prospects.

Contact : Mr. Hariom Puniyani

Mob.: 9823017283


Ms. Sonal Agrawal

Mob.: 7741968476


Tata Consultancy Services Academic Interface

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UGC Certified Courses

The Department of Botany engages in two UGC approved Skill Development Programmes. These

programmes are held under the banner of Career Oriented Course in two botanically relevant areas of

Floriculture & Mushroom Cultivation. The 300 hr curriculum design addresses the basic requirements of a small

scale industry. The vision of the course is to inculcate environmental awareness while imparting socio-economic

empowerment.

Floriculture (CAREER ORIENTED COURSE)

Floriculture and Landscaping is now expanding rapidly as an Industry. In an effort to present a coherent

image of this contemporary topic and familiarize the students to the practical aspect of growing ornamental

plants and perspectives of landscaping, the department runs a COC in Floriculture.

The objective highlights of this Course program are the following:

Impart practical training on the various techniques used for Floriculture and Landscaping.

Extend knowledge on Maintenance, Watering Schedule / Drainage, Weeding, Hoeing and Protection.

Educate on the Designing and Execution features of Gardening / Landscape including selection of green

Plants and Flowers, Lawns, Natural elements of Landscapes, Stones and Pebbles etc.

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With a motive of developing a socio-economically empowering skill, the department runs a COC in

Mushroom Cultivation.

This Course program encompasses the following features:

Empowering students, with an alternative source of income.

Imparting hands-on training on the techniques of edible mushroom cultivation.

Training on sterilization, maintenance and harvest of mushroom crop.

Training in basic laboratory techniques essential for mushroom cultivation.

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IGNOU STUDY CENTRE

Name of the course: Master of Arts in Political Science (MPS)






Name of the course: Master of Arts in Philosophy (MAPY)

Discipline : School of Inter-disciplinary & Trans-disciplinary Studies (SOITS)





Name of the course: Diploma in Creative Writing in English (DCE)

Discipline : School of Humanities (SOH)

Eligibility : 10+2 or any one without 10+2 but age should be 20 Y or above




Name of the course: Certificate in Environmental studies (CES)


Eligibility : 10+2 or its equivalent or BPP* from IGNOU

* Bachelor Preparatory Programme (BPP)

* This Programme is offered by the University to those students who wish to do Bachelors

Degree of IGNOU but do not have the essential qualification of having passed 10+2.




Details of Programmes offered at IGNOU Centre Hislop College, Nagpur

( Centre Code: 36055)

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Name of the course: Certificate in Guidance (CIG)

Discipline : School of Education (SOE)

Eligibility : Teachers of Recognised institutions or Pass in Matriculation/SSC or BPP from IGNOU




Name of the course: Post Graduate Diploma in Applied Statistics (PGDAST)


Eligibility : Graduate in any discipline with minimum 50% aggregate marks




Name of the course: Post Graduate Diploma in Analytical Chemistry (PGDAC)


Eligibility : Science Graduate with Chemistry as one of the subjects (Including B.Pharma & B.Tech

Chemical Engineering)




Contact Persons:

Rishi Agrawal - 9822942110

Shubhajit Halder - 9175490338

IGNOU STUDY CENTRE

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Shining Stars in AcademicsAcademic Achievements in 103rd Convocation

10th meritMA (English)

Jasleen Rihan10th merit

MA (English)

Priya Netke Jagruti Joshi10th Metit

MA (English)

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thMs. Needa Parveen (B.C.C.A. 5 in Merit)ndMonica Hemrajani (B Com 2 Merit)thShilpali Subhashchandra (10 Merit B.A.)

rdPriya Prakash Sharma (3 Merit M.Sc. Biochemistry) thNeeda Praveen Mohd. Salimullah Khan (5 Merit M.Com.)

Some more Stars in the Galaxy

Palak Agrawal

5th MeritB.Com.

Nilesh Joshi

2nd Merit M.A. (Sociology)

Priyanka Ukey

2nd Merit M.A. (Sociology)

Madhumitta Royth9 Merit

B.A. (Math., Stat., Eco.)

Monika Bhushan

6th Merit M.A. (Sociology)

Smita Vasudevan

7th meritMA (English)

Ms. Deepika Rajendra Sarda Awarded for highest percentage of marks in Botany

Ms. Priya Sharma R.B. Powar Gold Medal For M.Sc. Biochemistry

• Manisha Sambhare (1st Merit)

• Sardana Mary Dcruz (2nd Merit)

• Pooja Chandni (3rd Merit)

• Shantilal Jain (4th Merit)

M.A. (Hindi)

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Shining Stars in Extra-curricular Activities

Runners - up Trophy at RTM Nagpur University’s Inter-Collegiate Cultural Festival YUVARANG, 2017

Team receiving Trophy at the hands of Dr. Pramod Yeole, the Pro-Vice Chancellor of RTMNU

Swaima Ahmad Winner of National Level Debate and Elocution competitions

Hislop College wins 29 Trophies and Prizes in Intercollegiate

Debate, Elocution Competitions

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Sporting Gallery

Runners-up Trophy in State Tournament Hislop College Boys Badminton team

Chief Guest Dr. Milind Mane Fitness Camp

Winner Hockey Team in District & Division Tournament

& Participated at State Tournament

thWinner Football Team: 19 Rev Stephen Hislop Memorial Football Tournament & UDGHOSH Football Tournament 2016-17

Players Orientation Camp

Winner Team: RTM Nagpur University Inter College Badminton Tournament

International Yoga Day Celebration

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Gardiner Block(Junior College Building)

Gardiner Block(Junior College Building)

A.V. RoomA.V. Room

Facilities and

Amenities

Facilities and

Amenities

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College Campus area: 7.4 acres Built up area: 17528 sq. mt.

List of Facilities /Amenities available in the College

S.No. Details

l Multipurpose playground (Area: 9270 sq. mts.)

l Indoor Sports facility

l Basket ball court

l Gymnasium / Fitness centre for Students

l Girls' Hostel

l Guest House

l Well equipped Auditorium

l Audio Visual Room

l 10 ICT enabled Classrooms

l 42 Classrooms

l 03 Seminar Halls & 1

l Conference Room

l Conference Room

l 16 Laboratories

l 06 Computer Laboratories

l Central Library with a total area of 5705 sq. ft. & a seating capacity of 250 students

l e-library

l 11 Departmental Libraries

l 73075 books and 97000 e-books in the library

l 52 journals (14 International, 38 National) & 6000 e-journals subscribed

l Mobile Application M-OPAC facility for staff & students for book search

l Stationery and Student Utility shop

l 28 Toilets (For Girls, Boys, Non-teaching & Teaching Staff)

l Common room exclusively for Girls

l Cafeteria

l 06 Water coolers equipped with Aquaguard

l Separate parking slots for boys , girls and staff

l Health centre

l Botanical garden, Polyhouse

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09 Departments recognized as Ph. D. Research Centres by the RTM Nagpur University

Animal Tissue Culture Laboratory

02 Plant Tissue Culture Laboratory

Tissue Micro-Technique Processing Laboratory

Organic Synthesis Laboratory

Instrumentation Laboratory

Phytochemistry Laboratory

Skill Development Centre

Some Specialized Facilities

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Annual Programmes

Statistica: A Festival of Statistical Activity

Annual Flower Show

Athena Fest

Comp Fest - Cyber Quiz

Psycho-Galaxy

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IDEAS Camp

Departmental Programmes

Self analysis with IIRPHS

‘Papilion’, a Sit and Draw competition Certificate Course in Allied Agricultural Skills

Department of Botany

Activity based on HUMAN VALUES Rashtriya Yuva Divas Celebration

Department of Mathematics

Expert Talk on Revolutionary Innovations Tech Crack

Department of Computer Science

Department of Psychology

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Industrial Visit Installation of CMC Society

Department of Commerce, Management and Computer

Interaction with alumnus Mr. Satyam JhaGuest Lecture- Mr. Sanjay Bhimanwar CEO MHADA

Department of Statistics

Ineraction with senior students Mock Parliament

Department of Political Science

Guest Lecture by CS Rohit Jain Visit to NCDC

Department of Commerce

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Quizzistan


Best Paper award : Ms. Richa Dubey & Ms. Sudipta Sarkar Visit to forensic expo

Department of Biochemistry

Word Busters

Department of English

Guest Lectures on "Prayojanmullak Hindi" "Hindi Diwas" Guest lecture by Dr. O P Mishra

Department of Hindi

stShruti Dambhare receiving I prize

Inter-collegiate student seminar competition

Department of Sociology

Visit to Anthropological Museum at Nagpur

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Visit to Atomic Minerals Directorate Dr. Pratik Michael in International Faculty Exchange Programme

Students at Forensic anthropology stallUttam Bala presenting poster at International Conference Devi Ahliya Vishwavidyalaya, Indore.

FIESTA - 2016, a cultural extravaganza

Inter-Disciplinary Sports Event

Junior College Programmes


Department of Chemistry

Department of Zoology

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TRAINING & PLACEMENT CELL

DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE

GAMES & SPORTS COMMITTEE

STUDENT WELFARE AND S.Q.A. C. COMMITTEE

SKILL DEVELOPMENT CENTRE

HISLOP CAMP (Competitive Aptitude Management Programme)

The College has a fully functional Students Training and Placement Cell. The students are ably

groomed, trained and geared for the corporate world. Training and Placement Cell has an MOU

(Memorandum of Understanding) with T C S and has been successfully running an add. on course on

"Campus to Corporate" and "Finance Accounting for BPS." The companies that have recruited our

students include TCS, IBM, Mahindra Finance, Wipro Technologies, Infosys, NIIT, Aptech, Kingfisher

Airlines, Biocon, Dr. Reddy's, Sun Pharma, and several others.

The Discipline Committee keeps a vigilant watch and maintains order and discipline on campus. The

Committee ensures discipline in the campus, college premises and classroom. Its goal is to create a

safe & academically conducive environment for the students. It also takes measures against

inappropriate behaviour including progressive discipline comprising suspension and expulsion

where necessary.

The Games & Sports Committee aims to ensure organized physical education, sports and games

activities. The aim is to create an environment that contributes to the optimal development of the

individual's potential in all the phases of life. The main function is to organize and conduct various

activities related to Health, Fitness, Sports and Games. The committee also promotes and facilitates

participation of students at various sporting events at District, State, National and International

levels.

The College has an active and fully operational SQAC comprising of students of all the streams. The

cell ensures a participatory role for students in the organizational life of the institution. Regular

interaction between students and teachers through this forum enables students to give feedback and

suggestions. These are then implemented to improve the overall quality and efficiency of the college.

The main aim is to make students ready for the industry. There is a big gap between academic

knowledge and the skills required by the industry. The centre aims to bridge this gap by giving training

to the students in the various skills required by the industry/corporate world. Students here are

trained to be practically oriented rather than be just academically perfect. We also aim to conduct

Workshops and Seminars by industrial experts to share the latest trends and requirements of the

industry.

HISLOP CAMP (Competitive Aptitude Management Programme) is the institutional competitive

Exam Cell, created to motivate students for all types Competitive Exams and to bring out the

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aptitude and analytical skills and prepare the students to face competitive exams with ease. Hislop

CAMP organizes awareness about these exams. We also conduct coaching for aptitude and

reasoning in our campus itself. We also arrange sessions to guide the students on how to prepare for

these exams and update them with the announcements of competitive exams and the syllabus.

The Human Rights & Equal Opportunity Cell is actively involved in ensuring and creating socially

congenial atmosphere for academic interaction and for the growth of harmonious personal

relationships among the students coming from various social backgrounds. The Cell aims to sensitize

students about the human rights of every individual so that they lead a decent and dignified life

without infringing on the rights of others. It also aims to sensitize the academic community about the

problems associated with social exclusion. The Cell facilitates help to the socially disadvantaged

group of students and aims to disseminate information related to the schemes and programs for

socially weaker sections. Thus the objective of the Cell is to bring the Students of

SC/ST/OBC/Religious minorities and Women into the main stream of development process by

creating awareness amongst them.

The Hislop College Alumni Association- HISCAAN is a wide umbrella under which students and

teachers, present as well as former, share their experience, achievements, knowledge and expertise

from different fields with each other. Imagine a world where all Hislopians come together to interact,

connect professionally and grow intellectually! Over a period of time, this continuous process, we

believe, would not only pave the way for individuals to benefit but even the institution to flourish. The

outstanding performance of HISCAAN is its promotion of 'HOPE', a Student Aid Fund Project which

has helped around 400 students receive financial assistance in the last 3 years.

Hislop College has introduced a unique programme of 'Student Mentoring' by their peers. Ideal

senior students are appointed as 'Student Mentors' to guide and assist the first year students

admitted in degree courses in knowing about various aspects of life on college campus including

academics, administration & infrastructure so that the freshers become a part of this institution. This

cell aims to build a positive environment in the student community by building bridges between

juniors and seniors. This mentoring activity has helped promote self esteem and self efficacy among

the students.

The College follows a zero-tolerance policy towards ragging and sexual harassment. Students are

sensitized on gender rights and gender equality through talks, seminars and obedience to the college

code of conduct. Safety of girl students is of prime concern to us. The Hislop Internal Complaints

Committee (HICC) has been constituted according to norms as specified in the New Act 2013 on

Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace: Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal. Earlier, the Anti

Sexual Harasment Cell was constituted with an objective of looking after the welfare of the women

employees and students, to facilitate redressal of their grievances, to help maintain a harmonious

atmosphere at the workplace and to enable women to pursue their work with dignity and self

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assurance. Sexual advances by fellow student or by any staff member of the college can be reported

to the HICC (Hislop Internal Complaints Committee) immediately for timely action.

The ED Cell was started with the aim of developing institutional mechanism to create

entrepreneurial culture in academic institutions to foster growth of innovation and

entrepreneurship among the faculty and students. The cell aims to motivate students to undergo

Entrepreneurship Development Program (EDP), skill development training and enhance self-

employment opportunities. The ED Cell motivates them to take up entrepreneurial ventures by

organizing seminars/ case studies/ guest lectures / workshops/ industrial visits.

The primary aim of the committee is to focus on the emotional, intellectual, spiritual, physical,

occupational and social development of students. Counseling Committee also supports the

academic mission of the college by coordinating an on-campus testing center. The Services of

Counselling Committee includes:

Aptitude testingIQ testingPersonality testingStudy skills trainingRelationship counselingEducational guidanceStress managementAssertiveness trainingCommunication skills trainingPeer counseling

The Emergency Medical Assistance is a committee dedicated to provide and/or coordinate first aid,

either at the Campus or Hospital, as necessary. The Committee provides liaison services with the

hospital, medical Check-up of hostel students, lists and conditions of those hospitalized, etc., as

needed. The minor injuries are treated at the institutional Infirmary, if necessary.

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The main objectives of the center are to:

open minds to issues and problems relating to the status and role of women in India

make students aware of gender discrimination at home and at the work place

tutor women on laws set up to uphold their rights to property and inheritance, to protect

their person and their honour

study the role and contribution of women in the evolution of society

lay bare forms of oppression indulged in against women and their exploitation at different

levels in society

discuss theories which place women biologically, functionally and culturally in a subordinate

position to men

Students are also given project work in their first year of their degree course.

Based on the assessment of their project report, the students are eligible for

incentive marks out of 10.

The Athenaeum has two branches which deal with cultural as well as literary activities of the

students. These forums are:

Hislop Centre for Performing Arts

Hislop Centre of Performing Arts is an initiative of Hislop College with a special focus on extra-

curricular aimed to bring to fore the talent of its students beyond and besides the academic

curriculum. Hislop Centre of Performing Arts has been organizing various workshops by experts

from various fields for students of Hislop College. It is a befitting stage for the students to showcase

their talents through competitions and drama festivals before a larger audience segment.

Hislop Literary Society

Hislop Literary Society is a students' forum which aims to promote literary activities among

students in four major languages like English, Hindi, Marathi & Sanskrit. The forum holds various

literary activities and competitions such as Word Busters, Quzzistan, Debate competition and Lit

Masters.

The endeavour of NSS students is to ensure that every one in our society who is needy to get the every possible help from them so that they can also enhance their standards and lead a life of dignity in the society with all of us. This helps the volunteers to learn to make positive contribution to the

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society in which they live.The objectives of National Service Scheme are to arouse in the students social conscience and to provide them with opportunity:

To work with/ among people.

To engage in creative and constructive social action.

To enhance their knowledge of themselves and the community.

To put their scholarship to practical use in mitigating at least some of the problems.

To gain skill in program development to enable them for self employment.

To bridge the gulf between the educated and the uneducated masses, and

To promote the will to serve the weaker section of the community.

To practice national integration

To develop capacity to meet emergencies and national disasters

To acquire leadership qualities and democratic attitude.

To identify the needs and problems in the community so that they can contribute to their

solution.

To develop among themselves a sense of social and civic responsibility.

To apply their education in finding practical solution to individual and community problems.

To develop competence required for group living and sharing responsibilities

The 3 Maharashtra Girls Battalion NCC Unit of Hislop College was formed in year 2011. It helps in

developing physical fitness and inculcates basic discipline among its cadets besides promoting a sense

of national pride and patriotism. NCC Unit has grown over the years. With 20 Cadets in 2011 at

present it has strength of 50 Cadets. The Cadets participate in All India Thal Sainik Camp and IGC-

RDC every year. The unit also celebrates NCC Day and other National Days by putting up

spectacular shows that set an example of discipline & team spirit. NCC conducts various Social

Service & Environmental activities like Blood Donation Camp, Tree Plantation Drive, Cycle

Expedition, etc. NCC Cadets participate in various adventure camps like Trekking, Parasailing, Rock

Climbing, etc. every year.

Every year Students Councils are constituted in the month of August, September & October in the

College. Members are nominated on college Students Council by the Principal and then the

secretary of the college Students Council is elected amongst the Student Member only. Principal is

ex-officio President of the Student Council of a college.

Functions of the Students Council are defined in the Directions & Statute of University. They can

organize various cultural or other extracurricular activities, Social gathering etc. at College level /

University Dept. level.

There is a University Students Council at the University Level. This constitutes 15 Members

nominated through selection from the elected secretaries of the Colleges/ P.G. Department as per

Direction. This Council can organize Inter Collegiate activities e.g. different Cultural Competitions,

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Seminars, Workshops, Youth festival (Yuvarang) etc. every year in the University.

The Magazine Editorial Board is a team of students involved in the conception, creation and designing

of the college magazine, The Hislopian. The magazine has sections in various languages like English,

Hindi, Marathi and Sanskrit and the aim is to provide a platform for the students to showcase their

creativity, writing and reporting skills. The magazine features Panel Discussions on current issues,

interviews and articles by distinguished authors, academicians, and exemplary Alumni of Hislop

College.

The Magazine Editorial Board has functioned as an independent. Its primary focus has been geared at

covering events and notable issues within the college, as well as writing articles and conducting

interviews aimed at navigating the student body's associations and relationships with current events,

popular culture, academics, and so on.

The Environment Cell help the students in acquiring basic knowledge about environment. It imparts

knowledge about the principles required for the conservation and utilization of natural resources

for the existence of mankind.

The cell informs the students about the social norms that provide unity with environmental

characteristics. It develops proper skill required for the fulfillment of the aims of environmental

education and educational evaluations among the students for the solution of the environmental

problems through projects. The cell undertakes various activities like cleanliness drives, awareness

drives against the use of plastic and the need to save water, etc. The students are instrumental in

selling environmental friendly products such as bio-degradable bags, natural & herbal colours for the

festival of Holi.

The Rotaract Club of Hislop College was chartered in the year 2006. It is sponsored by the Rotary

Club of Nagpur, the oldest Rotary club in Central India. Rotaract Club of Hislop College comes

under the Rotary International District 3030. The club has a wonderful image in the world of Rotary

and Rotaract in this RI District 3030. Rotaract Club of Hislop College has been was awarded four

times with The Best Club Award at club and district level for its Philanthropic and Environmental

projects undertaken by the young Rotaractors. The Rotaractors are the masterminds behind the

endeavours taken by the club. Coming from different social, religious, economic and cultural

backgrounds, these young students come together with one mission that is striving for the well-

being of the underprivileged section of the society. They also strive to bring about environmental

awareness through various events. The activities are funded by sponsorships as well as revenue

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generated through various fund raising projects organized by the Rotaractors.

These are associations for students whose aim is to increase the students' domain competence. The

students plan and organize technical programmes and activities, such as, special lectures, workshops,

seminars, symposia, exhibitions etc for the benefit of student members on a regular basis. It provides

a common platform for the student members to exchange ideas and information on the topics of

their interest e.g. curriculum, employment / higher educational opportunities, emerging trends, new

development etc;

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1. Identity Card/Bonafide Certificate:

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The Identity Card is an important document which a student must always carry on his/her person. It must be produced if required by any staff member in the college for purpose of identification.

The card shows that the student is a bonafide member of Hislop college. It will also help him/her to establish his/her bonafides outside the college, in the library and the college or for paying fees, receiving payments etc.

It is the student's responsibility to see that all the entries on the Identity card are duly completed and checked.

If lost, a duplicate Identity card can be obtained my producing convincing proof of having lost it. A duplicate Identity Card charge is Rs. 100/-. Bonafide Certificate will be issued to the student only once.

Every student admitted to the college is responsible for attending at least 75% of the lectures delivered/practicals arranged separately in each subject. Students with less than 75% attendance may be detained and not allowed to appear at Board/University Examination.

If a student fails to attend his/her class regularly without a valid reason, he/she is liable to face disciplinary action.Further he/she will not be issued clearance by the authorities for appearing in Board / University Examination.

Clearance for 75% attendance in practicals must be obtained from the respective Heads of Department.

If a student stays away from classes in any subject continuously for a month, his/her admission is liable to be cancelled.

Students seeking admission in the college should not be employed elsewhere during college class hours.

As per UGC Act 1956 if any incident of ragging comes to the notice of the college authority, the student found involved in the act of ragging shall be given an opportunity to offer explanation. If his explanation is not found satisfactory, the authority can expel him from the institution.

The College has a vigilant Anti-Ragging Cell to curb and punish any such activity in the college campus.

Anti-Ragging Cell : Dr.(Ms.) D.R.Christian (Principal), Dr.(Mrs.) V. Joglekar , Dr.A.Upadhayay. Phone No. 0712-2532004

Students in distress owing ragging related incidents can access the Toll Free Helpline 1800-180-5522, Website: www.antiragging.in

Students are expected to maintain order and discipline in the college premises. All Junior College students should wear the College uniform

Appropriate disciplinary action will be taken against those students who are found guilty of causing any damage to college property.

Each student who is duly admitted to the college is responsible for payments of the college dues and other dues for the entire session whether he or she continues to attend classes or not. It is only for the convenience of the students that the annual fees are collected in two instalments.

If a student wishes to leave the College after securing his/her admission the following rules shall apply:

A. 50% of the total fees or tuition fees will be refunded if the date of leaving falls within the last date for closing of admission as per the University/ Board circular.

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B. No refund shall be payable if the student cancels his/her admission after last date for closing of admission as per the university circular. In such case the balance fees for the entire academic session shall be additionally payable by the student at the time of leaving.

A Transfer Certificate will not be issued until full session outstanding fees and College dues are paid. For a duplicate T.C. Rs. 200/- will be charged. Such a T.C. may be issued only under exceptional circumstances.

Fees will be charged by the college in accordance with the fee schedules prescribed by the Govt. of M.S.

1. The use of MOBILE PHONES in the college campus is strictly prohibited.

2. The student will behave and conduct himself/herself in a manner which will in no way disturb or hinder the smooth and effective functioning of the institution.

3. Separate vehicle stands are provided for boys and girls. Boys and Girls should enter the College through the gate provided near their parking area.

4. Christian students are expected to participate in all S.C.M. activities and services organised for them in the college.

5. Admission is subject to the approval of the Board/RTM Nagpur University, Nagpur.

6. Documents/Certificates will only be issued to students and parents of the students on submission of valid letter of authorization, along with proof of identity, including students I-Card.

7. Parking will be allowed only to those students who carry the following documents in person, photocopies of driving license, vehicle registration and proof of identity.

8. The College Office will issued documents between 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. on all working days.

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The following are the Government Scholarships & Fee Concessions likely to be available. Students should apply within thirty days from the date of admission. They must attach the forms with their admission form. Application forms may be obtained from the Accounts Office of the College or they can be downloaded from the following websites:

1. http://etribalmaharashtra.gov.in (ST Scholarship / Freeship)2. www.momascholarship.gov.in (Minority Scholarship)3. http://mahaeschol.maharashtra.gov.in (Scholarship & Freeship for SC/OBC/NT/SBC )

Full Fee concession is available to girl students of XI and XII except for deposits like Caution Money, Library deposit and Laboratory deposit as per Govt. orders.

The students applying for E.B.C., P.T.C. & F.F. concession etc., must submit the concession forms duly completed along with the admission form. Under no circumstances should they pay the fees and later on submit a claim since no refund of fee is permissible.

1. Scheduled Caste Scholarship2. Scheduled Caste Freeship3. Other Backward Class Scholarship4. Other Backward Class Freeship5. Scheduled Tribes Scholarship6. Scheduled Tribes Freeship7. Nomadic Tribes Scholarship8. Nomadic Tribes Freeship9. Vimukht Jati (Tribes) Scholarship10. Vimukht Jati (Tribes) Freeship11. Govt. Open Merit Scholarship (Jr. College)12. Govt. of India Scholarship for post matric studies in Hindi to students from Non- Hindi Speaking States.

(Other States)13. Economically Backward Class Concession14. Govt. National Talent Scholarship15. Freedom Fighters' Scholarship16 Primary Teachers' Concession17. Military Concession18. Girls Concession (Jr. College)19. Minority Scholarship20. Indira Gandhi Post Graduate Scholarship (Single Girl Child)21. Chatrapati Sahu Maharaj Scholarship (SC, VJNT, ST, SBC for Jr. College, Applicant Should have

above 75% in Xth Board Examination)22. Handicap Scholarship23. Single Girl Child at

(For further information, contact the college Accounts office - scholarship counter.)

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1. Those students who are eligible for P.T.C./ Military Concession and Freedom Fighters' Scholarship should buy the prescribed forms from the market and submit them duly filled in, signed properly and attested by the appropriate authority, in the Accounts Office at the time of payment of admission fees.

2. In no case shall the forms be accepted if submitted late or incomplete or if information furnished is incorrect or false or other than as required by the rules. The College shall not take any responsibility if the concession or scholarship is rejected by the Senior Auditor or Zilla Parishad, Nagpur, for any reason and such students shall be required to pay the tuition fees to the college immediately on notification.

3. E.B.C. forms should be filled immediately at the time of admission. Otherwise they will not be accepted.

4. Scholarships will be disbursed only of a student who has 75% attendance.

5. Since the college makes all payments by crossed cheques, every student is advised to have his/her own personal account with any one of the local Banks.

Scholarships & Fee Concessions :

'HOPE' an Institution & Alumni Initiative Programme for Student Aid. This was started by the Alumni &

Staff in 2013 with an aim to provide financial support the students from economically weaker section of

the society. Theneedy Students can apply for this programme through HISCAAN (Hislop College Alumni

Association). There is a multi-Tier selection procedure before the funds are given to the students. 400

students have benefitted from 'HOPE' since its inception. Students can contact Dr. Mousumi Bhowal,

HOD, Botany for further details.

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PRINCIPAL :

Dr.(Ms.) Dipti R. Christian, Principal (M.A., B.Ed., M. Phil., Ph.D.)

VICE PRINCIPALS:

Dr. Raymond J. Andrew, Vice Principal, Associate Prof.(M.Sc., M. Phil., Ph.D.)

Dr. Prashant S. Shelke, Associate Prof.( M.A., M. Phil,Ph.D.)

Mrs. Lubi John, J.C.T. (M.Sc., B.Ed) ( Junior College)

DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY

Dr.(Ms.) Dipti R. Christian Principal M.A., B.Ed., M. Phil., Ph.D.

Dr.(Mrs.) Mala A. Singh Associate Prof. M.A., B.Ed., M. Phil., Ph.D.

Dr. Hemant B. Yawalikar Associate Prof. B.Sc., M.A., M. Phil., Ph.D.

Dr. (Ms.) Meenakshi Deshraj J.C.T. M.A., B.Ed., LLB., M. Phil., Ph.D.

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

Mrs. Veena Joseph, Associate Prof. M.A., M. Phil.

Dr. Prantik Banerjee, Associate Prof. M.A., MAJM., M. Phil., Ph.D.

Dr. Supantha Bhattacharyya, Associate Prof. M.A., M. Phil., M.B.A., M.F.A., Ph. D.

Dr.(Mrs.) Lovely J. Menachery, Associate Prof. M.Sc., M.A., PGCTE, B.Ed.,SET, Ph.D.,

Mrs. Malati Panga, Associate Prof. M.A., M. Phil., PGCTE., NET

Ms. Pooja Swamy, Assistant Prof. M.A., M. Phil., SET

Dr.(Mrs.) Poonam S. Misra, J. C. T. M.A., B.Ed., Ph.D.

Dr. (Ms.) Meenakshi Deshraj, J.C.T. M.A., B.Ed., LLB., M. Phil., Ph.D.

Mr. Vinay S. Ghadge, J.C.T. M.A., B.Ed.

Dr. Atul B. Bodkhe, J.C.T. M.A., B.Ed., NET, Ph. D

DEPARTMENT OF HINDI

Mr. Manohar K. Assistant Prof. M.A., M. Phil., NET

Mrs.Venita S. Fernandez J.C.T. M.A., B. Ed

Mrs. Pasca Williams J.C.T. M.A., B. Ed

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

Dr.(Mrs.) Anjali R. Andrew Associate Prof. M.A.(Hindi & History), B.Ed., M. Phil., Ph.D.

Dr.(Mrs.) Abhilasha D. Raut Assistant Prof. M.A., B.Ed., SET, Ph.D.

DEPARTMENT OF MARATHI

Dr Prashant S. Shelke Associate Prof. M.A., M. Phil, Ph.D.

Dr. Dhanraj R. Mane Assistant Prof. M.A., NET., B.M.C., Ph.D.

Dr.(Mrs.) Chaya P. Khandekar J.C.T. M.A., B.Ed., M. Phil., Ph.D.

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DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY

Dr. Vandana C. Ghushe Associate Prof. M.A., B.Ed., M. Phil, Ph.D.

DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

Dr.(Mrs.) Anjali M. Gaidhane Associate Prof. M.A., Ph.D.

Dr. Mrs. Alpana H. Vaidya Assistant Prof. M.A., B.Ed., NET

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

Mr. Glaris Raju J.C.T. M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil,M.Com

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY

Mr. Rebati Raman Sinha Associate Prof. M.A., M. Phil

Dr.(Mrs.) Sadhana V. Lanjewar Associate Prof. M.A., B.Ed., M. Phil., Ph.D.

Mr. S. Vijay Kumar Assistant Prof. M.A., SET

Mr. Ajay I. Choudhary Assistant Prof. M.A., M. Phil

Dr. Premala A. Kumar Assistant Prof. M.A., M. Phil., Ph.D.

Mr. Milind R. Ghate Assistant Prof. M.A., M. Phil., NET- JRF

DEPARTMENT OF SANSKRIT

Mrs. Priya Pendharkar Assistant Prof. M.A., B.Ed., SET

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

Mr. Hariom J. Puniyani Assistant Prof. M.Com., M.A(Eco), NET

Dr Mohan A. Anjankar Assistant Prof. M.Com., B.Ed., M. Phil

Ms. Sonal B. Agrawal Assistant Prof. M.Com., LLB., SET., M.B.A

Dr. (Mrs.) Harinder Kour Assistant Prof. M.Com., M.B.A., NET, Ph.D.

Dr. (Mrs.) Razeka Khan Assistant Prof. M.Com., M.A(Eco), Ph. D

Dr. (Ms.) Dini A. Menon Assistant Prof. M.Com., MBA, M. Phil., M.A(Eco), Ph.D.

Mr. Dilip S. Dixit J.C.T. M.Com., B.Ed, M. Phil.

Dr. Alhad Y. Chimote J.C.T. M.Com., B.Ed., M.B.A, M. Phil., Ph.D., NET

Lt. Poornima S. Chute J.C.T. M.Com., B.Ed., M.B.A, M .Phil., M.A(Eco)

Mrs. Varsha Puniyani J.C.T. M.Com., M.A., B.Ed., M. Phil.,

Mrs. Sheetal Kurude J.C.T. M.Com., M.A., B.Ed., M. Phil., MBA

DEPARTMENT OF BIO-TECHNOLOGY

Dr. Avinash A. Upadhyay Associate Prof. M. Sc., NET, Ph.D.

DEPARTMENT OF BIO-CHEMISTRY

Dr.( Mrs.) Hema A. Job Associate Prof. M.Sc., Ph.D.

Dr. Avinash A. Upadhyay Associate Prof. M.Sc., NET, Ph.D.

Dr.(Mrs.) Mashita Pise Assistant Prof. M.Sc., NET, Ph.D.

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DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY

Dr. (Mrs.) Mousumi S. Bhowal Assistant Prof. M.Sc., Ph.D.

Ms. Parma Majumdar Asst. Prof. M.Sc., NET.)

Mrs. Edna P. Gaikwad J.C.T. M.Sc., B.Ed, M. Phil.

Ms. Parminder K. Narula J.C.T. M.Sc., B.Ed, M. Phil.

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

Mrs. Jessie Monica Moses Assistant Prof. M.Sc., B.Ed, M. Phil.

Dr. Pratik E. P. Michael Assistant Prof. M.Sc., PGDBM, Ph.D.

Dr.(Mrs.) Sajimol George Assistant Prof. M.Sc., Ph.D.

Dr. Mayur Khedkar Assistant Prof. M.Sc., NET, GATE, JRF, Ph.D.

Dr. Shoeb Khan Assistant Prof. M.Sc., NET, Ph.D.

Mr. Subhajeet Haldar M.Sc., NET

Dr. (Mrs.) Bhavana S. Hastak J.C.T. M.Sc., B.Ed, Ph.D.

Dr. Peter S. Lingala J.C.T. M.Sc., B.Ed, Ph.D.

Dr. Vijay S. Dubey J.C.T. M.Sc., B.Ed, Ph.D.

Mrs. Lubi John J.C.T. M.Sc., B.Ed

Mrs. Anisha P. Michael J.C.T. M.Sc., M.Ed., B. Ed. PGDBM

Ms. Nisha Y. Popli J.C.T. M.Sc., B.Ed

Mr. Thomas Kurien J.C.T. M.Sc., B.Ed

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

Mr. Rishikumar K. Agrawal Associate Prof. M.Sc., B.Ed, NET

Mr. Kiran D. Meghe J.C.T. M.Sc., M.Ed

Mrs. Pragati P. Patil J.C.T. M.Sc., B.Ed

Mrs. Rupali Talole J.C.T. M.Sc., B.Ed

Mrs. Kiran Mary Thorat J.C.T. M.Sc., B.Ed

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS & ELECTRONICS

Dr. Thomas Philip Vice Principal, Asso. Prof. M.Sc., Ph.D.

Mr. Madhav G. Raut Associate Prof. M.Sc.

Mrs. Josephine N. Christy Associate Prof. M.Sc., NET

Dr. Ajay Yoel Assistant Prof. M.Sc., Ph.D.

Mr. Vyankat N. Dandekar J.C.T. M.Sc., B.Ed

Mrs. Shyamala Bharambe J.C.T. M.Sc., B.Ed, M. Phil.

Mrs. Himangi B. Joshi J.C.T. M.Sc., B.Ed, M.A ( French)

Mr. Abhijit S. Potle J.C.T. M.Sc., B.Ed

Dr. (Ms.) Gurjeet Kaur Talwar J.C.T. M.Sc., B.Ed, M. Phil., Ph.D.

Ms. Amruta Gupta J.C.T. M.Sc., B.Ed

Ms. Shashank Deshpande J.C.T. M.Sc., B.Ed

DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS

Dr. (Mrs.) Vrinda A. Joglekar Associate Prof. M.Sc., M. Phil., Ph.D.

Dr.(Mrs.) Jyoti P. Shiwalkar Associate Prof. M.Sc., M. Phil., Ph.D.

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DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY

Dr. Raymond J. Andrew Vice Principal, Asso. Prof. M.Sc., M. Phil., Ph.D.

Dr. Ashish K. Jha Asit. Prof. M.Sc., Ph.D.

Dr. (Ms.) Megha Rana J.C.T. (M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D.)

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

Dr.(Mrs.) Abha S. Khandelwal Associate Prof. M.Sc., PGDCS & A, MCM, Ph.D.

Dr.(Mrs.) Mamta J. Baheti Assistant Prof. M.Sc., MCA, Ph.D.

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Dr.(Ms.) Kalpana V. Jadhav Associate Prof. M.A. M.P.Ed., Ph.D.

Dr. Amit Kanwar Assistant Prof. M.P.Ed, M. Phil., Ph.D.

Mr. Sanjay Ramteke J.C.T. B.Com, M.P.Ed

ENVIRONMENT SCIENCE

Mrs. Gayatri Choudhary M.Sc., B.Ed

H.S.C. VOCATIONAL

Mrs. Nupur E. Paul, J.C.T. M.Sc., B.Ed

Mrs. Vinata V. Kumar Full Time Instructor M.Sc., B.Ed

LIBRARIAN

Mrs. Naina Peters Librarian

Faculty Members of Self Financing Courses

Dept. of Commerce,

Management & Computer

Dr. Jigisha Naidu (Director)

Mr. Vinay Mankar

Mrs. Gayatri Bute

Dr. Vishal Belsare

Ms. Aditi Sontakke

Mr. Pravin Rotkar

Mr. Hitesh Raicha

Mr. Dhiraj Shembekar

Ms. Khushbu Kushwaha

Mrs. Rajshri Channe

Mrs. Saudamini Jivtode

Mr. Jonathan Joseph

Mrs. Tajendra Dhillon

Ms. Bageshri Tayde

Ms. Vijeta Purohit

Mr. Aashish Katiya

Dept. of Computer Science

Mr. Ashsih Shah

Mrs. Meenal Deshmukh

PG Dept. of Biotechnology

Mrs. Jaishree Rudra

Mrs. Kekti Gwalani

Dr. Nandita Nashikkar

Dr. Swapna Khare

PG Dept. of Biochemistry

Mrs. Richa Dubey

Dr. R. Padhye

Mr. Rohan Gupta

Mrs. Sudipta Sarkar

PG Dept. of Psychology

Ms. Saleha Khan

Mr. Shivashish Chhaterjee

Ms. Hemlata Dubey

PG Dept. of Zoology

Ms. Payal Verma

Ms. Reena Agrawal

PG Dept. of English

Mrs. Shirin Badar

PG Dept. of Chemistry

Ms. Sneha Tenpe

PG Dept. of Hindi

Mrs. Devyani Banerjee

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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF (Junior & Senior College 2017-2018)

REGISTRAR

Mr. Sujeev P. Abraham

ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT

Mrs. Vandana Ashawan - Sr. Clerk

Mrs. Anjelina N. Pilley - Jr. Clerk

Mrs. Priya Dubey - Jr. Clerk

ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT :

Mr. Pradeep H. Mankar - Jr. Clerk

Mr. Augustine A. Thomas - Jr.Clerk

Mr. Prakash G. Waghare - Jr. Clerk

LIBRARY

Dr. Ms. Clara S.Bastian - Asstt. Librarian

Mr. Sarvesh S.Thorat - Library Clerk

LIBRARY ATTENDENTS

Mr. Vinod V. Thakre Mr. Sandeep N. Shairey Mr. Lazarus N. Baghel Mr. Suresh S. Ramteke

Mr. Raju M. Dhote Mr. Suresh B. Kamde Mr. Sanjay I. Paul Mr. Rajendra G. Bankar

Mr. Manoj S. Patpalliwar Mr. Madan S. Sontakkey Mr. Raju Pithale

LAB. ASSTT.

Mr. Albert A. Joseph Mr. Shashikant G. Chati Mr. Daulat Panmand Mr. Rahul Pathade

Mr. Alwyn Joseph

LAB. ATTNDS.

Mr. Wasudeo J. Tajne Mr. Manohar D. Gawale Mr. Mukesh Marchattiwar Mr. Laxmikant M. Sonone

Mr. Hussian Ali Mr. Felix J. Lonapan Mr. Ajay H. Kamde Mr. Lawrence T. Anthony

Mr. Navin Tembhurne Ms. Anjelina Martin Mr. Sanjay Gambhir Mr. Hansraj Hiwarkar

Mr. Arun N. Gotmare Mr. Milind W. Phale Mr. Umakant H. Bimalwar Mr. Ravi W. Kangale

Mr. Yusuf F. Mohammad Mr. Vinay S. Nicholas Mr. Vaibhav E. Samuel Mr. Pravin P. Nile

Mr. Yuvraj S. Gajghate Mr. Abdul R. Sheikh Mr. Kiran M. Wankhede Mr. Shrikant R. Korde

Mr. Prashant E. Swamy Mr. Mohan Zalpure Mr. Kalyan S. Ade Mr. Pravin Attarkar

Mr. Vinay Kamble Mr. Omya R. Roka Mrs. Seema S. Bhakre Mr. Pranay Samnel

Mr. Jitendra Bhstmange

PEON / WATCHMAN/SAFAI KAMGAR

Mr. Raju Maste Mr. Sanjay L. Suryawanshi Mr. Sandeep R. Gore Mr. Shravan L. Zalpure

Mr. Vijay Sutar Mr. Prashant Nile Mr. Anil B. Wadatkar Mr. Philip Raut

Mr. Chandrakant R. Adhau Mr. Robin N. Thomas Mr. Kai Prasad Pun Mr. Hom Bahadur

Mr. Indrajeet Dagor

VOCATIONAL STAFF:

Mr. Manoj R. Akarte - Clerk Mr. Eknath G. Nirwan - Helper

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