Mandatory Disclosure (as per AICTE Norms) Mandatory ... · 2. With reference to the AICTE notification no. F. No. 37-3/Legal/AICTE/2009 dated 01 July 2009, under Section 6(a) and

Dr. Vishwanath Karad MIT WORLD PEACE UNIVERSITY, Pune, India

(Mandatory Disclosure 2019)

Mandatory Disclosure (as per AICTE Norms)

Mandatory Disclosure updated on 28th Feb2019

1

AICTE File No. Permanent Id : 1-3713389121

Date and Period of last approval

Academic Year 2018-19 vide letter no. Western/2018-

19/1-373389121 dated 10th April2018

2

Name of the Institution Dr. Vishwanath Karad MIT World Peace University

Address of the Institution MIT-WPU Campus, Survey No. 124, Paud Road,

Kothrud

City and Pin Code Pune 411038

State /UT Maharashtra

Phone number with STD code Gen: 020-30273400,

Phone : +91- 2030273428, Mob: 9850656749

FAX number with STD code 020-25442770

Office hours at the Institution 9:30 am to 5.30 pm

Academic hours at the Institution 8.30 am to 4.30 pm

Email : [email protected]

Website http://www.mitwpu.com Nearest Railway Station (dist in Km)

ShivajiNagar Railway Station - 7 Km

Nearest Airport (dist in Km) Pune Airport - 16.6 km

3

Type of Institution Private-Self Financed State University

Category (1) of the institution Non-Minority

Category (2) of the institution Co-Ed

4 Name of the organization running the Institution

Maharashtra Academy of Engineering & Educational

Research, Pune. (MAEER)

Address of the Organization Survey No. 124, Ex-Servicemen Colony, Paud Road,

Kothrud, Pune - 411 038, Maharashtra, India

Registered with Charity Commissioner, Pune

Registration date 24/10/1983

Website of the organization (Society or Trust website)

www.mitpune.edu.in

5

Name of the affiliating University Applicant itself is a State Private University

Address NA

Latest affiliation period NA

6 Name of Principal / Director /Vice Chancellor

Prof Dr S Parasuraman



Exact Designation Vice Chancellor

Phone number with STD code 020-30273400

FAX number with STD code 020-25442770

Email [email protected] Highest Degree Ph. D in Social Science

Field of Specialization Demography

7. Governing Board Members

Details Name Brief Profile

1 President

Prof. Dr. Vishwanath D

Karad

Educationist & Founder of MAEER’s

MIT Group of Institutions

2 Nominee of the

sponsoring body Mr. Rahul V. Karad

1. Educationist

2. Executive President of MIT-WPU

3. Trustee, MAEER’s MIT Group of

Institutions

2 Nominee of the

sponsoring body

Prof. P. B. Joshi

1. Joint Managing Trustee ,

2. An Eminent Educationist

3 Nominee of the

sponsoring body

Dr. Suresh Ghaisas

Distinguished Medical Surgeon

4 Nominee of the

sponsoring body

Dr. Mangesh T. Karad

An Eminent Educationist

5 Nominee of the

sponsoring body Mrs. Jyoti Dhakane

A Renowned Educationist

6 One Expert of

Management or IT

from outside the

University, (Nominated

by the President )

Dr. Rajendra Shende A Well-known Scientist

7

Representatives of the

industries (Nominated

by the President)

Shri. Shrikant Badwe

The Managing Director of Badwe

Group of Industries

8

Shri. Raju Manthena

Founder & CEO of Bluepal Solutions

Pvt Ltd.

9 Nominee of the

Government

* -- --

10 * -- --

* Nomination Not yet received



8. Academic Advisory Council

List of Advisory members

Sr.

No

Name Profession / Designation Postal Address

Date of

Constitution

1. Dr. S. Parasuraman Chairman

Dr. Vishwanath Karad

MIT-World Peace

University,

Survey No. 124,

Paud Road, Kothrud,

Pune 411038

Maharashtra

15 Dec 2018

2. Dr. S Honwad Provost-

Engineering, Design &

Polytechnic, Pharmacy,

Science

3. Dr. R. M. Chitnis Provost -

Liberal Arts

4. Dr. Sayalee Gankar Dean- Management

5. Dr. S. Haridas Dean -

Commerce, Economics,

Law & Governance

6. Dr. B. S. Kuchekar Dean - Pharmacy

7. Dr. Kalyan Swaroop Dean - Fine & Performing

Arts, Media, Journalism

8. Dr. Prasad Khandekar Asso Dean - Engg

9. Dr. Krishna Warhade Dean - RDIC

10. Dr. Neeta Kankane Asso Dean - Science

11. Dr. Rohini Kale Asso Dean -

School of Polytechnic &

Skill Development

12. Dr. Shilpa Paygude HoS-F.Y B. Tech

13. Dr. S.B. Desai HoS-Mech. Engg.

14. Prof. A A Khaparde HoS-Electronics & Comn

15. Dr. B.S Choudhari HoS-Electrical

16. Prof. M V Bedekar HoS-Comp Sc & Engg

17. Dr. Mrudula S Kulkarni HoS-Civil & Sub-surface

Engg

18. Dr. Kiran Patil HoS-Chemical

19. Prof Ganesh Borikar HoS-Workshop

20. Dr. Suman Devdulla HoS-Design

21. Dr. Sunil Karad HoS-Polytechnic

22. Prof Rama Sandu HoS-Mathematics

23. Dr. N.L. Mathkari HoS-Physics

24. Dr. Jyoti Pandit HoS-Chemistry

25. Dr. C H Patil HoS-Computer Science

26. Prof A M Baheti HoS-Pharmacy

27. Prof T J Vidyasagar HoS-Management (PG)

28. Prof Anjali Sane Deputy Dean & HoS-

Management (UG)

29. Prof Hemant Bhise HoS-Commerce &

Economics

30. Prof Preeti Joshi HoS-Arts

31. Prof Archana Chaudhari HoS - Education & Research



32. Dr. Milind Patre HoS-Peace Studies

Dr. Vishwanath Karad

MIT-World Peace

University,

Survey No. 124,

Paud Road, Kothrud,

Pune 411038

Maharashtra

15 Dec 2018

33. Dr. Parimal Sudhakar HoS-Governance

34. Prof Pournima Inamdar HoS-Justice & Legal

Education

35. Dr. Nandkumar Nikam External Member

36. Dr. N. J. Pawar External Member

37. Dr. Anuradha Ganesh External Member

38. Dr. S. S. Kaptan External Member

39. Dr. L. G. Navale External Member

40. Dr. E.B. Khedkar External Member (Surgeon)

41. Dr. Raghavendra

Venugopal

Controller of Examination,

MIT-WPU

42. Mr. Aditya Bramhe President -

Student Council

43. Ms. Steffi Thomas Gen Sec -

Student Council

44. Prof (Gp Capt) D P Apte Registrar, Member Secretary

Besides, the following Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee is involved in

various activities of MAEER and MIT-WPU in education, peace and human rights.

• Padmabhushan Dr. Raja Ramanna, Member, Ex-Minister of State (Defence)

Ex-Chairrman, Atomic Energy Commission, India

• Padmabhushan Dr. R. A. Mashelkar, Member, Director General, CSIR New Delhi

• Dr. V. L. Kelkar, member, Secretary to Govt. of India

• Prof. S. V. Patankar, Member Professor, University of Minnesota, USA

• Prof. S. K. Basu, Member Professor Emeritus, College of Engineering, Pune and

Ex. Dy Director, MERADO, Pune

• Dr. Sanjay Basu, Member, General Manager, Research Wing, Sandvik Asia Ltd.,

• Mr. Arvind Kirloskar, Member, Industrialist.

• Prof. J. N. Wartikar, Member, Former Professor of Mathematics

• Prof. Vishwanath D. Karad, The Executive President and Director General

MAEER's MIT, Pune.

• Padamshree Dr. Vijay Bhatkar, Eminent Scientist.

• Shri. T.N. Seshan, Former Chief Election Commissioner of India.



9. Organizational Chart

President

Executive

President

Vice Chancellor

Registrar

Asso.

Registrar

1. Dy. Registrar

(Doc)

2. Dy Registrar

(Establishment)

3. Dy. Registrar

(Infra)

1. Asst Registrar-Engg

2. Asst Registrar- MGT

3. Asst Registrar- LASC)

4. Asst Registrar

(Admissions)

HoD Purchase

Dean

Asso Dean

HoS

HoD

Dean

Asso Dean

HoS

HoD

Provost-Engg,

Pharm, Sc, Poly

Provost- Mgt (UG

& PG), Commer,

Eco

CAFO

COE

Dir- Vigilance

& Security



10. Student feedback mechanism on Institutional Governance/faculty/performance

Students Feedback is taken thrice in an academic year at the end of every trimester. Feedback is

taken through ERP system and hence it is confidential. Immediately this feedback is analyzed

and conveyed to respective teachers for their respective performance index and suggestion/

comments, if any given by the students. (Documented) 11. Grievance Redressal mechanism for faculty, staff and students

(a) Student’s Grievance Redressal Committee

1. This refer to the UGC regulations of 2012on grievance redressal and as per All India

Council for Technical Education (Establishment Mechanism for Grievance Redressal)

Regulations 2012 F. No. 37-3/Legal/2012 dated 25th May 2012.

2. With reference to the initial Circular Reference No. MIT_WPU/Comm/13 dated 30th

June 2017 and change of the member vide Circular No. MIT_WPU/Registrar/320108/

(20/2019)/2019 dated 29th January 2019, the following is the Grievance Redressal

Committee for students valid till 30th June 2019.

Sl. No Name Designation

1 Dr. Shailshree Haridas Chairperson

2 Dr. Ravikumar M Chitnis Member

3 Dr. Chetan Chaudhari Member

4 Dr. Anjali Sane Member

5 Dr. Ketki Dalvi Member

6 Dr. Pradnya Kulkarni Member

7 Prof. Sushil Nirbhavane Member

8 Mr. Hemant Joshi Member

9 Mr. B N Jagdale Member

10 Justice Madhav Godbole Ombudsman

11 Ms. Sheetal Rajapurkar Secretary

3.Grievance redressal in respect of Staff and faculty are conducted as per the Standard

Operating Procedure of MIT-WPU on Discipline. (SOP for Disciplinary Procedure &

Action)



(b) Internal Complaints Committee

1. With reference to the UGC Regulation 2015 (for Prevention, prohibition and redressal of

sexual harassment of women employees and students in higher educational institutions)

at the workplace and as per section 4 of AICTE Regulation 2016 vide no.

F.AICTE/WH/2016/01 dated 10th June 2016, an Internal Complaints Committee (ICC)

has been constituted and is valid till 9th September 2020.The Members of the ICC are as

follows.

Sl.

No

Name Designation Mob No

1 Prof. Jyoti Pandit Preceding Officer 9822598847

2 Ms Aparna Nashikkar Faculty Representative 9881020731

3 Ms Mrinal Annadate Faculty Representative 9890319199

4 Mr Arun Shinde Non-teaching Staff Representative 9921334622

5 Ms Sujata Gogate Non-teaching Staff Representative 9881588227

6 Mr Pradip Shinde Member 9970213918

7 Dr. Pournima Inamdar Member 9158544570

8 Ms Suvarna Ranade Member 9421037489

9 Dr A R Chabukswar Member 9881073208

10 Adv. V R Ramtirthkar NGO Member 9371001906

11 Ms Princy Sharma Student Member (Undergraduate Level) 7023685853

12 Mr Mihir Gupte Student Member (Postgraduate Level) 9665912369

13 Dr. Shubhalakshmi

Joshi

Secretary 9881748604



(c) Anti Ragging Committee (ARC) and Anti Ragging Squad (ARS)

1. With reference to the AICTE notification no. F. No. 37-3/Legal/AICTE/2009 dated

01 July 2009, under Section 6(a) and 6(b) as well as UGC regulation of 2009 on, curbing

the menace of ragging in the higher educational institutions, the following Anti-Ragging

Committee (ARC) is constituted, valid till 30th June 2019.

Sl. no Name Designation

1 Dr. Datta B Dandge Chairman

2 Dr. S B Somani Faculty Representative

3 Ms. Radhika Pujari Faculty Representative

4 Wg Cdr Abhijit Kale Non-Teaching Staff Representative

5 Ms Shilpa Paygude Parent Representative

6 Ms. Vandana Punekar Parent Representative

7 Ms. Maitreyee Kamble Student Representative

8 Mr. Shobhit Garg Student Representative

9 Mr. Nikhil Pande Student Representative

10 Mr. Mahesh Bansode Police Representative

11 Mr. Umesh Sardar Media Representative

12 Dr. R P Mitkar Member

13 Ms. S M Patil Ladies Representative

14 Mr. Gaurav Petkar Member Secretary

2. With reference to the AICTE notification no. F. No. 37-3/Legal/AICTE/2009 dated

01 July 2009, under Section 6(a) and 6(b) as well as UGC regulation of 2009 on, curbing

the menace of ragging in the higher educational institutions, the following Anti-Ragging

Squad (ARS) is constituted, valid till 30th June 2019.

Sl. no Name Designation

1 Dr. R V Pujeri Chairman

2 Dr. Anil Hiwale Member

3 Prof. Mahesh Pradhan Member

4 Mr. Uttam Padwal Member

5 Dr. Shantini Bokil Member

6 Ms. Anagha Khare Member

7 Mr. Nitin Joshi Member Secretary



(d) SC/ST Committee

1. With reference to the UGC guidelines of 1998 for the establishment of Special Cell for

Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in the universities, SC / ST committee is

constituted taking into consideration the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled tribes

(Prevention of Atrocities) Act 1989, No. 33 of 1989 dated 11th September1989.

The following are members of committee of SC / ST committee valid till 30th June 2019.


1 Dr. Vinod Jadhav Chairman

2 Dr. Vikrant Gaikwad Liaison Officer

3 Mr. Gautam Narwade Member

4 Ms. Vinita Kale Member

5 Mr. Sadanand Borse Member

6 Ms. Geeta Sorate Member

7 Ms. Shubhangi Gaikwad Member

(e) Internal Quality Assurance Cell

1. With reference to the guidelines of National Assessment and Accreditation Council

(NAAC), on pursuance of its action plan for performance evaluation, assessment and

accreditation as well as quality up-gradation of the institutions of higher education, an

Internal Quality Assurance Cell has been constituted as follows, valid till further notice.


1 Dr. Subhash Awale Chairman

2 Dr. Datta B Dandge Member

3 Dr. Sudhir Gavhane Member

4 Dr. Dinkar Kharat Member

5 Dr. Arti Khaparde Member

6 Dr. Sunil Pimpalikar Member

7 Dr. T J Vidyasagar Member

8 Dr. Prasad Kahndekar Member

9 Dr. Anjali Sane Member Secretary



12. Program and Intake details

Information about the Courses Offered under various Programmes for

Academic Year 2018-19

Sr.

No

Level &

Program

Course Name Students

Intake

1

Under

Graduate

Engineering

&

Technology

B.Tech. - Chemical Engineering 60

2 B.Tech. - Civil Engineering 180

3 B.Tech. - Computer Science & Engineering 420

4 B.Tech. - Electrical Engineering 60

5 B.Tech. - Electronics & Communication Engineering 180

6 B.Tech. - Mechanical Engineering 240

7 B.Tech. - Petroleum Engineering 60

8 B.Tech. - Polymer Engineering 60

9 B.Tech. - Mechanical Engineering (Robotics and Automation) 60

1

Post

Graduate

Engineering

&

Technology

M.Tech. Civil - Construction Engineering and Management 24

2 M.Tech. Civil - Structural Engineering 24

3 M.Tech. Civil - Tunnel Engineering 18

4 M.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (Network

Management and Cyber Security)

18

5 M.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (Data Science and

Analytics)

18

6 M.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (High Performance

Computing)

18

7 M.Tech. Electronics and Communication Engineering (VLSI

and Embedded Systems)

18

8 M.Tech. Electronics and Communication Engineering

(Communication Networks and Software)

18

9 M.Tech. Mechanical Engineering (Thermal Engineering) 18

10 M.Tech. Mechanical Engineering (Design Engg) 24

11 M.Tech. Mechanical Engineering (CAD/CAM/CAE) 18

12 M.Tech. Petroleum Engineering 18

13 M.Tech. Polymer Engineering 18

1

Post

Graduate

Management

Master of Business Administration - M.B.A. 60

2 Master of Business Administration - Marketing 240

3 Master of Business Administration - Finance 120

4 Master of Business Administration - Human Resource

Management

120



5

Post

Graduate

Management

Master of Business Administration - International Business 60

6 Master of Business Administration - Operations 60

7 Master of Business Administration - Banking and Finance 60

8 Master of Business Administration - Telecom Management 60

10 Master of Business Administration - Hospital & Healthcare

Management

60

11 Master of Business Administration - Corporate Social

Responsibility

60

12 Master of Business Administration - Sports Management 60

13 Master of Business Administration - Innovation &

Entrepreneurship

60

14 Master of Business Administration - Project & Construction

Management

60

15 Post

Graduate

MCA

Masters in Computer Applications 60

1

Under

Graduate

Pharmacy

Bachelor of Pharmacy.

60

1 Post

Graduate

Pharmacy

M Pharm. Pharmaceutical Chemistry 9

2 M Pharm. Quality Assurance Techniques 15

3 M Pharm. Pharmaceutics 15

Programmes / Courses Accreditation Status: Dr. Vishwanath Karad MIT World Peace University (MIT-WPU) is established as a State

Private University vide permission from Government of Maharashtra Notification No.

SFU-2013/ (140/13) /UNI-4 dated 5th June 2017. MIT-WPU became operational w.e.f.

5th June 2017, initially by progressive transformation of AICTE approved institutions of

which most of courses were accredited.



13. Other Intake and outcome parameters NOTE: Institution as State private University (Extension of approval for year 2019-20)

Sr no Parameters Remarks / data

1 Intake and other parameter See Previous table

2 Cut off Marks General Quota NA

3 Students Passed with Distinction

1st batch yet to pass out

4 Students Passed with First Class

5 Students Passed with Second Class

6 Students Passed with Pass Class

7 Students Placed

8 Average Pay Package (In Lakhs)

9 Students opted for higher studies

10 Accreditation Status of the Course Not Eligible yet

11 Doctoral Courses Yes

12 Foreign Collaboration No

13 Professional Society NA

14 Prominent Alumni NA

14. Teaching Staff / non-Teaching / Admin and library staff

Separate pdf uploaded on web site as AICTEMD-MITWPU Faculty 2 of 5

Separate pdf uploaded on web site as AICTEMD-MITWPU Other Staff 4 of 5

Separate pdf uploaded on web site as AICTEMD-MITWPU Technical Staff 3 of 5



15. Admission Quota, Fees and other Details

• Admission in the University shall be made strictly on the merit basis.

• Seats for admission in the University for Reserved Category Candidates as per

the policy of the State Government

• Out of the total approved intake capacity 70% of the seats shall be reserved for

the students Domiciled in the State of Maharashtra.

• As per Maharashtra Act Number XXXV of 2017 Para No 35

Sr.

No

Level Program Name Fees

(Per year)

1

UG

Engg

B.Tech (Chemical Engineering)

2,85,000/-

2 B.Tech (Civil Engineering)

3 B.Tech (Computer Science & Engineering)

4 B.Tech (Electrical Engineering)

5 B.Tech (Electronics & Communication Engg.)

6 B.Tech (Mechanical Engineering)

7 B.Tech (Petroleum Engineering)

8 B.Tech (Polymer Engineering)

9 B.Tech Mechanical Engineering (Robotics and Automation)

1

PG.

Engg

M.Tech. Civil - Construction Engineering and Management

1,75,000/-

2 M.Tech. Civil - Structural Engineering

3 M.Tech. Civil - Tunnel Engineering

4 M.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (Network

Management and Cyber Security)

5 M.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (Data Science and

Analytics)

6 M.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (High Performance

Computing)

7 M.Tech. Electronics and Communication Engineering (VLSI

and Embedded Systems)

8 M.Tech. Electronics and Communication Engineering

(Communication Networks and Software)

9 M.Tech. Mechanical Engineering (Thermal Engineering)

10 M.Tech. Mechanical Engineering (Design Engg)

11 M.Tech. Mechanical Engineering (CAD/CAM/CAE)

12 M.Tech. Petroleum Engineering

13 M.Tech. Polymer Engineering



1

PG

MGT

Master of Business Administration - M.B.A.

3,50,000/-

2 Master of Business Administration - Marketing

3 Master of Business Administration - Finance

4 Master of Business Administration - Human Resource

Management

5 Master of Business Administration - International Business

6 Master of Business Administration - Operations

7 Master of Business Administration - Banking and Finance

8 Master of Business Administration - Telecom Management

9 Master of Business Administration - Lighting & Energy

Management

10 Master of Business Administration - Hospital & Healthcare

Management

11 Master of Business Administration - Corporate Social

Responsibility

12 Master of Business Administration - Sports Management

13 Master of Business Administration - Innovation &

Entrepreneurship

14 Master of Business Administration - Project & Construction

Management

15 Masters in Computer Applications

1 UG

Pharmacy

B. Pham. 1,95,000/-

2 PG

Pharmacy

M Pharm. Pharmaceutical Chemistry

2,5,000/- 3 M Pharm. Quality Assurance Techniques

4 M Pharm. Pharmaceutics

Admission Quota

Entrance Test / Admission Criteria CAT / XAT / ATMA / CMAT / MH-CET / GATE

/ JEE

Cut-off / Last candidate admitted Non-zero CET / Non-zero positive JEE scores /

marks (as desired by MH Govt)

Fees in Rupees As per above Charts

No of Fee waivers offered As Prescribed by the competent authorities ( DTE /

AICTE / MIT-WPU )

Admission Calendar Jun 201Jun 2019 – Aug 2019

PIO Quota NA



16. Profile of the Vice Chancellor

Name Prof. Dr. S Parasuraman

Date of Birth 06th Oct 1952

Education

Qualification

1.B. Sc. Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry, Madurai University,

1975

2.M.Sc. Social Anthropology, University of Poona, Pune (1977)

3.C.P.S., International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai

(1978)

4. Ph.D. in Science (Demography) (Completed Course work from IIT

Mumbai; thesis from International Institute for Population

Sciences, Mumbai; and degree awarded by University of Mumbai)

(1981)

5.United Nations Fellow on Population and Development, Institute of

Social Studies, The Hague (1987)

6. Fellow, East-West Centre, Honolulu, Hawaii – 1991

Work Experience

• Teaching

• Research

Teaching experience in the fields of

▪ Social Anthropology

▪ Demography

▪ Research Methodology

▪ Rural Development

▪ Public Policy

▪ International Financial Architecture

▪ Disasters Management

Research in the fields of

▪ Sustainable Development Gaols (UN - SDGs)

▪ Child Rights, Planning and Development

▪ Water and energy resources - options assessment and decision-

making processes.

▪ Public Policy

▪ Development Debate, Involuntary resettlement of people

▪ Globalisation and Governance

▪ Social exclusion and Inclusive Policies

▪ Disaster management



Area of Specialisation Ph.D. in Science (Demography) (Completed Course work from IIT

Mumbai; thesis from International Institute for Population Sciences,

Mumbai; and degree awarded by University of Mumbai) (1981)

Courses taught at

various levels

▪ Professor of Research Methodology, Department of Research

Methodology (1995- 1997), TISS

▪ Programme Director, Oxfam GB, India Programme, New Delhi

(October 1995–December 1997) - On lien from TISS.

▪ Professor and Head of Unit for Rural Studies, TISS (1993–1995),

TISS

▪ Reader in Social Sciences, TISS, (1987–1992)

▪ Visiting Senior Fellow, Institute of Social Studies (ISS, The Hague)

▪ Lecturer, Unit for Child & Youth Research, TISS (1981–1986) Career History ▪ Director (Vice-Chancellor), Tata Institute of Social Sciences

(August 2004– to February 2018)

▪ Senior Advisor to the United Nations Human Rights Commission,

UNESCAP, Bangkok, Thailand (responsible for auditing all

specialised UN organisations have been programming

development work in rights framework in countries in Asia region)

– left UNHRC to take up the position of Director at the TISS in

2004.

▪ Asia Regional Policy Director, ActionAid International, Asia

Regional Office, Bangkok, Thailand (January 2001–June 2004)

▪ Team Leader of the Secretariat and Senior Advisor to the

Commission, World Commission on Dams (Employee of World

Bank and IUCN: September 1998– December 2000), Cape Town,

South Africa (under the Chairpersonship of World’s Renouned

Constitutional Exert Prof. Kadar Asmal, Minister of Water

Resources in

Mr. Nelson Mandela’s cabinet and Minister of Education in Mr.

Thabo Mbeki’s cabinet).

Publications / Books

Books (since 2000):

▪ S. Parasuraman, 1999. The Development Dilemma: Displacement

in India, Palgrave Macmillan /1999-01-20 Hardcover / 328 Pages

▪ S Parasuraman & P V Unnikrishnan. 2000. India Disasters Report:

Oxford University Press, USA and New Delhi

▪ S Parasuraman, 2003. Listening to People Living in Poverty,

Bangalore: Books for Change, 2003.

▪ S Parasuraman, 2010. Economic Liberalization: Informalization of

Labour and Social Protection in India by S. Parasuraman (1

December 2010), Paperback

▪ S. Parasuraman, N. C. Narayanan Rajindra Ariyabandu, 2013.

Civil Society in Water Governance in South Asia, Routledge India

/November 2013 Hardcover

▪ S Parasuraman & P V Unnikrishnan, 2013. India Disasters Report

II: Redefining Disasters, Oxford University Press, USA /2013

Paperback / 218 Pages

▪ S. Parasuraman, Madhushree Sekher, Anu Rammohan, Bill



Articles

Recent Articles (2013

onwards)

Pritchard, 2013. Feeding India: Livelihoods, Entitlements and

Capabilities, Routledge /2013Paperback / 208 Pages

▪ Sekher, Madhushree, Parasuraman, S., Kattumuri, Ruth (Eds.),

2018. Governance and Governed Multi-Country Perspectives on

State, Society and Development. Springer, London.

▪ S Parasuraman and P V Unnikrishnan, (delayed due to data

collection in a few countries). "India Disasters Report III: Disaster

Risk Reduction Lessons from 2004 Indian Ocean Earthquake and

Tsunami", Oxford University Press.

▪ S Parasuraman and Seetha Prabhu, (forthcoming). Development

and Conflict, Orient Black Swan – two volumes.

▪ S. Parasuraman and Padma M. Sarangapani and Rekha Pappu

(February 2019) Higher Education Systems and Policies In:

Handbook of Education Systems in South Asia. Springer Nature

Singapore Pvt. Ltd

▪ S Parasuraman, 2019 forthcoming. “India’s Progress towards

Achieving SDG1 and 2 – Zero Hunger and No Poverty”, Oxford

University Press, Fudan University, Shanghai, China.

Written over 100 research articles; 65 of them published in journals at

the national and international level

▪ S Parasuraman, et. al., 2013. “Mental Illness, Care, and the Bill A

Simplistic Interpretation” Economic & Political Weekly EPW

March 2, 2013 vol. xlvIiI no 9

▪ S Parasuraman et. al. 2015. “Persistent, Complex and Unresolved

Issues Indian Discourse on Mental Ill Health and Homelessness”,

March 14, 2015 vol. L no 11 EPW Economic & Political Weekly

▪ S Parasuraman, 2015. “Development, Environment and

Ecological Rights”, Vol. 14, 2015. Journal of the National Human

Rights Commission, India Natasha S.K and S Parasuraman,

“Gender (In) Justice Across Spheres”. Published in Economic and

Political Weekly (December 23, 2017)

▪ S. Parasuraman Madhushree Sekher Anu Rammohan Bill

Pritchard. “Empowering the People to Power the Public

Distribution System”, Accepted for Publication by Economic and

Political Weekly (September 2016).

▪ S. Parasuraman, March 2017. “Can India Be A Beacon of Hope

for the World?” Working paper of the School of International

Policy Studies, Simon Fraser University. Accepted for Publication

by Economic and Political Weekly ISSN (Online) - 2349- 8846.

Editor, Indian Journal of Social Work, 2004 to 2018.

Co-Editor, Journal of National Human Rights Commission

(English), 2016, 2017 and 2018.



Institution Building ▪ As the Director (Vice-Chancellor), Tata Institute of Social

Sciences (August 2004– to February 2018)

The Tata Institute of Social Sciences has been transformed from a

campus offering 3 masters courses with an intake of 120 students per

annum in 2004 to that of a multi-campus, networked university with

over 1800 masters, 300 undergraduate and 500 doctoral students.

The journey of TISS is a demonstration of how a public funded

institution can grow to offer quality education to a large number of

students across the country. The TISS is clearly on the way to

becoming a world class university with academic excellence and

social relevance to the people and the nation.

17. Other details

1. Hostel Yes ( 3 Girls hostels and 1 boys hostel)

2. Academic Sessions As per UGC ,AICTE, DTE and MIT World Peace University guidelines

3. Counseling / Mentoring Yes

Career Counseling Yes

Medical facilities Yes

Student Insurance Yes

4. Students Activity Body Yes

Cultural Activities Yes

Sports Activities Yes

Literary Activities Yes

Magazine / Newsletter Yes

Technical activities / Yes. Guest Lectures Annual Fest, Alumni Meets, Chatra Sansad, Teachers Congress, Robocon fest etc. Tech Fest

Industrial Visits / Tours Yes

Alumni activities Yes New for MIT WPU Pune

5. Name of the Information RTI Officer – Prof. (Gp. Capt.) Deepak Apte

Officer for RTI (Public Asst. RTI Officer – Mr. Laxman Badime

Information Officer under Appellate Authority– Mr. Rahul Karad

Right to Information Act

2005)

Designation Prof Dr S Parasuraman– Vice Chancellor



Prof. (Gp. Capt.) Deepak Apte - Registrar

Mr. Rahul V Karad – Executive Vice President,

MIT-WPU, PUNE.

Phone no & FAX number with STD code

Email ID

020-30273400; 020-30272770

[email protected]

18. Enrollment of students

19. Best Practices adopted:

(a) Two-Teacher Method of teaching

(b) International Tour / National Tour

(c) Rural Immersion

(d) Peace Studies and Yoga as compulsory part of curriculum

(e) Presentation by students on autobiographies of saints / philosophers /

scientists

For all programmes 8666



20. Audited Statements FY 2017-18









21. Infrastructure Photos

Separate pdf uploaded on web site as AICTE-MIT-WPU infrastructure 5 of 5

All stake holders are requested to visit the campus to explore much more academic

ambience than we have listed here.

Thank you.

Vice Chancellor,

Prof Dr S Parasuraman

Documents

Mandatory Disclosure (as per AICTE Norms) Mandatory ... · 2. With reference to the AICTE notification no. F. No. 37-3/Legal/AICTE/2009 dated 01 July 2009, under Section 6(a) and