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Dr. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR MARATHWADA UNIVERSITY,

AURANGABAD (M.S.)- 431004

NAAC Re-Accredited “A” Grade

Academic and Administrative Audit of Colleges

Year of Academic Audit

2016-17 to 2018-19

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Arts, Commerce & Science College, Ashti.

Tal. Ashti Dist. Beed- 414203

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FORMAT FOR ACADEMIC AUDIT FOR COLLEGE

Marking system for evaluation of Academic Activities and

Infrastructural Facilities

Total Assessment Score: 300

Score Secured:

Grade Secured:

Criteria Minimum Score Required

a. Established with less than 5 years 50% Points out of total points

b. Established between 5 to 10 years 55% Points out of total points

c. Established more than 10 years 60% Points out of total points

Grading System

Letter Grade Score Performance Descriptor

A Above 76% Excellent

B From 61 to 75.99% Good

C From 51 to 60.99% Satisfactory

D Below 50% Need Improvement

Note:

1. Academic and Administrative Audit format for affiliated colleges are available on

university website www.bamu.ac.in for download.

2. The Principal of the college is required to submit all details to justify the remarks

mentioned under Sections A, B,C,D.

3. All information should be in prescribed format with all supporting documents should

be submitted for last three years in year wise manner.

4. A duly completed format should be made available both in hard copy and electronic

copy to the committee.

5. It is mandatory to display the audit report on the college website.

http://www.bamu.ac.in/

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Profile of the College

1. Name & Address of the College

Ashti Taluka Shikshan Prasarak Mandal’s, Arts, Commerce & Science College, Ashti. Jamkhed Road, Tal. Ashti Dist. Beed- 414203

2. Year of Establishment 1972

3. Contact Details:

a. Phone Number: 02441 282532

b. Email: [email protected]

c. Website: http://acscashti.com

4. NAAC Cycle & Grade IInd B++ With 2.78 CGPA

5. Status:

a. Autonomous

b. Government

c. Aided

d. Un-aided

6. Name of the Principal & Contact Details

Dr. Sopan Raosaheb Nimbore Cell No. +91 9422930121

7. Courses and Admission Course UG Admission Procedure* B.A., B.Com., B.Sc., B.C.A. Process of Admission

All Admissions are computerized. Students are provided permanent registration number (PRN) for further use.

Necessary documents like Eligibility certificate, Migration certificate, EBC forms are collected

All admissions are given on provisional basis subject to verification of documents & Eligibility from university. The principal reserves the right of final admission & can cancel admission any time after verification.

Identity card is issued soon after admission Admission Criteria: Traditional courses B.A. B.Com. B.Sc. B.C.A. M.A.

The admission criteria adopted is primarily based on the merit achieved in the qualifying exam as prescribed by the affiliating university and also for past academic track record.

Students are selected for admission to first year B.A. B.com. B.Sc. At least 35% marks at 10+2 level is necessary

Skill based admission: Diploma courses

Automobile

Accounting & Taxation.

The minimum educational qualification for admission under this course will be class 12 pass or equivalent

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from any recognized board or university.

Reservation to SC, ST, OBC& PWD Categories will be available as per extent national state policy.

While deciding criteria for admission into any particular trade, the institute will consider students having background in relevant at 10+2 level.

COP Courses

E-Commerce

Tourism

A candidate who has passed Std XIIth or HSC examination from Maharashtra state or any other examination equivalent will be eligible to take admission to this course. Student pursuing other degree or diploma of this university may simultaneously take admission to this course. Reservation to SC, ST, OBC& PWD Categories will be available as per extent national state policy.

8. Total Teaching Faculty position (Cadre-wise)

Cadre wise Year

2016-17 2017-18 2018-19

Principal 01 01 01

Associate 03 02 02

Assistant 37 45 45

41 48 48

9. Total Non-Teaching Staff

Cadre Wise Year

2016-17 2017-18 2018-19

Office Superintendent 01 01 01

Head Clerk 01 01 01

Senior Clerk 02 02 02

Junior Clerk 03 03 03

Library Clerk 01 01 00

Library Attendant 02 02 02

Peon 04 04 04

14 14 13

10. Faculty-wise Intake capacity and Students enrolment for last three years (Course-wise)

Faculty Intake Capacity Enrollment

Arts Year I II III I II III

B.A.

2016-17 240 240 240 308 183 168

2017-18 240 240 240 274 137 122

2018-19 240 240 240 264 114 79

Commerce Year I II III I II III

B.Com.

2016-17 120 120 120 103 72 46

2017-18 120 120 120 132 63 56

2018-19 120 120 120 128 68 37

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Science Year I II III I II III

B.Sc.

2016-17 240 240 240 307 205 203

2017-18 240 240 240 267 228 162

2018-19 240 240 240 250 204 159

Mang. Science

Year I II III I II III

B.C.A.

2016-17 60 60 60 60 21 04

2017-18 60 60 60 60 48 09

2018-19 60 60 60 52 45 41

M.A. Year I II I II

Marathi

2016-17 60 60 15 13

2017-18 60 60 04 11

2018-19 60 60 08 04

Year I II I II

Hindi

2016-17 60 60 08 06

2017-18 60 60 04 05

2018-19 60 60 09 01

Year I II I II

History

2016-17 60 60 31 41

2017-18 60 60 17 24

2018-19 60 60 19 16

11. Course-wise fees received (For last three years)

Faculty Received Fee (Rs.)

Arts Year I II III

B.A.

2016-17 288805 111861 118835

2017-18 212120 78915 79570

2018-19 258560 80800 49419

Commerce Year I II III

B.Com.

2016-17 88835 46600 32965

2017-18 128360 41845 36790

2018-19 186930 64290 36445

Science Year I II III

B.Sc.

2016-17 725505 226225 254685

2017-18 547040 272190 260370

2018-19 807790 222720 213680

Mang. Science

Year I II III

B.C.A. 2016-17 260340 72340 13600

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2017-18 338660 292690 42580

2018-19 235530 252760 192650

M.A.

Marathi Year I II -

2016-17 9100 9620 -

2017-18 8260 7750 -

2018-19 5040 5040 -

-

Year I II -

Hindi

2016-17 7400 7900 -

2017-18 5050 8280 -

2018-19 11080 2000 -

-

Year I II -

History

2016-17 29310 35070 -

2017-18 31150 28390 -

2018-19 20960 19590 -

12. Total Research grant received along with funding agencies for last three years

Nil

13. Total Development grant received from other than university sources for last three years

Sr. Year Amount (Rs.) Source

1 2016-17 21915/- EBC Grant

5000/- Mahila Rajya Ayog

2 2017-18 5250/- (Sexual Harassment Workshop)

Mahila Rajya Ayog

19620/- EBC Grant

3 2018-19 35000/- Mahila Rajya Ayog

A. Administrative Set up

Particulars Status Max Marks

Marks Obtained

Remarks

Yes No

1. Accreditation other than NAAC 05

Quality certification

ISO

NIRF

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2. Special Programmes

College with potential for Excellence (CPE), DST-FIST etc.

05

3. Principal

Regular 05

4. Faculty Sanctioned Working

2016-17 71 55

10

2017-18 87 62 07

2018-19 87 61 03

72% 02

a. Teacher student ratio

1:20 or below 05

1:more than 20 03

5. Non-teaching Staff

Year Sanctioned Working

2016-17 15 15

05

2017-18 20 14 03

2018-19 20 13 02

76.36%

6. Teaching Staff Meetings

a. Teaching staff meeting conducted regularly? (Min. 05)

05

b. Minutes of the meetings with ATR

05

7. Courses (Title) Intake

B.A. I 240

B.A. II 240

B.A. III 240

B.Com. I 120

B.Com. II 120

B.Com. III 120

B.Sc. I 240

B.Sc. II 240

B.Sc. III 240

B.C.A. I 60

B.C.A. II 60

B.C. A. III 60

M.A. Marathi. I 60

M.A. Marathi. II 60

M.A. Hindi. I 60

M.A. Hindi. II 60

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M.A. History. I 60

M.A. History. II 60

Registration count up to intake

5

Registration count less to

3

a. Ph.D. 5/3

b. PG 5/3

c. UG 10/03

d. Other 5/3

Total No. of Students See Pg. 28

8. Whether college has Vision, Mission statement?

03

9. Whether college has Perspective plan?

02

10. Whether SWOC analysis of college is performed?

03

11. Whether IQA cell is functioning?

03

12. Whether Self-Appraisal Report of all staff submitted to administration?

04

Total

B. Academic Activities


Marks Obtained

Remarks

Yes No

1. Whether Academic Calendar is prepared and monitored?

02

2. Whether Subject wise Teaching Plan is prepared and monitored?

02

3. Time Table

a. Teaching 02

b. Internal Assessment with record

03

c. Examination Control Room 02

4. Apart from class room instruction other avenues of learning provided for the students

a. In plant training 02

b. Seminar 02

c. Workshop 02

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d. Field training/Projects Internships

03

5. Result Analysis for last 3 years

Result 71-100% 05

51-70% 03

50% or below 02

6. Remedial Systems 03

7. Whether students Feedback

collected and analyzed

a. Collected 02

b. Analyzed 02

8. Whether Alumni Association registered and meeting conducted?

a. Registered In process

02

b. Meetings conducted (at least 02 in a year)

02

9. Student Centric Activities like soft skills, group discussion, competitions etc.

03

10. Participation of students in conferences, workshops etc

02

11. Student placement for 3 years

71-100% 03

51-70% 02

50% or below 01

12. Students participation in 05

Avhan,

Avishkar,

KridaMohatsav, 01

Youth festival, 01

Indradhanush

and achievements (One mark of each)

13. Sport facilities

Physical education director 02

Gym/Outdoor/indoor stadium 03

14. Participation of teachers in university exam work

02

15. Students, representation in Sport and Cultural activities at

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State: 01

National: 02

International: 03

16. Is CSR or Society funded E&L scheme running

04

17. College / institution gives award or cash prize

03

18. Students attendance record 02

19. Staff Biometric attendance 02

20. Practical attendance record

02

Total 75

C. Research Activities


Marks Obtained

Remarks

Yes No

1. No. of Research Guide among existing staff

3/2/1

2. No. of Teachers with Ph.D. degree

71-100% 03

51-70% 02

50% or below 01

3. No. of Funded Research projects 3/2/1

4. Total grant received/revenue resource other than university funds

15 L or more 03

10 L 02

05 L 01

5. Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)collaboration with industry/ research institute

05

6. Conferences Symposium workshops etc organized

a. International 03

b. National 02

c. State/ Regional 01

7. Number of faculty attended the Conference, workshops

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61-100% 03

51-60% 02

50% or below 01

8. No of faculty invited as resource person at university/ State/ National level

60-100% 04

51-60% 02

50% or below 01

9. Research papers/ chapter in book

a. International

More than 10 10

Less than 10 05

b. National

More than 10 05

Less than 10 03

10. Total Number of books/ Reference books edited/ published by the teachers

More than 05 05

Less than 05 03

Total 50

D. Infrastructure

Particulars

With facility int. cctv, computer Status Max

marks Marks Obtained

Remarks

Yes No

1. Building with internet. cctv, computer facility.

a. Separate 03

b. Shared 02

2. Principals’ cabin with washroom 02

3. Administrative office 02

4. Visiting Room/ Waiting room 02

5. Staff room

a. All staff with washroom 02

b. Share with washroom 01

6. Girls room with washroom 02

7. Boys common room 02

8. Class rooms with adequate facilities

04

9. ICT Resources (LCD, Audio- 03

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Video, Smart Interactive Board) with 30 Benches

10. Computers with internet to all facility

02

11. Auditorium or multipurpose hall

02

12. Well Equipped Laboratories Adequate Equipment/ Instruments

04

13. Internet Access to students 02

14. Parking for Students and Staff 02

15. Purified Drinking Water facility (with RO System)

02

16. Garden/plantation/Open Lawn 02

17. Store room 02

18. Workshop / Creation room 02

19. College library Reading room min 50 chairs

02

20. Library with e-access 02

21. Books purchased more than Rs.1lakh/year

02

22. Grievances/Redressel Committee

02

23. Anti-Ragging Committee 02

24. Ramp for Physically challenged persons

02

25. Safety equipment’s (fire extinguisher min.1/floor)

02

26. Generator, Inverter, UPS Systems

02

27. Security system 02

28. Use of Surveillance system 02

29. Energy and water saving practices-Green audit, water harvesting, waste and e-waste management

04

30. Placement 02

Counseling centre 02

(2 Marks each).

Total 70

E. Qualitative analysis of the college / Institution assigned the by the expert committee.

30

Grand Total of A+ B+ C+ D+E 300

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Please provide details for last three years in year wise manner of the following

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ANNEXURE

1. Details of Teaching Staff: Year 2018-2019

Sr. No.

Name Designation Qualifications with specialization and division of passing Experience a) Teaching

b) Industry c) Research

Date of Joining the

college/ institution

Basic Pay and Gross

Salary as on date

01/07/2018

No. of Ph.D./

M.Phil. students

guided for

the last 3 years

Online Payment

UG PG Doctorate a b c Yes/No

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

01 Dr. S. R. Nimbore Principal B.Sc. Physics M.Sc. Physics Ph.D. 12 - - 12.11.2007 72200/- - Yes

02 Shri. J. M. Pathan Associate Professor Hindi B.A. Hindi M.A. Hindi M.Phil. 27 - - 27.07.1992 68220/- - Yes

03 Shri. M. C. Talware Associate Professor English B.A. English M.A. English - 27 - - 07.08.1992 66230/- - Yes

04 Dr. R. T. Sontakke Assistant Professor Marathi B.A. Marathi M.A. Marathi Ph.D. 20 - - 13.07.1999 39470/- - Yes

05 Shri. D. P. Mundhe Assistant Professor Sociology B.A. Sociology M.A. Sociology SET 23 - - 15.11.1996 35230/- - Yes

06 Dr. A. B. Shinde Assistant Professor English B.A. English M.A. English Ph.D. 10 - - 12.05.2009 33840/- - Yes

07 Shri. S. A. Mutkule Librarian B.Sc. M.Lib. M.Phil. 10 - - 12.05.2009 31040/- - Yes

08 Smt. S. M. Khude Assistant Professor Hindi B.A. Hindi M.A. Hindi NET 09 - - 17.05.2010 28450/- - Yes

09 Dr. S. A. Wangujare Physical Instructor B.P.Ed. M.P.Ed. Ph.D. 09 - - 17.05.2010 32620/- - Yes

10 Dr. B. S. Waghmare Assistant Professor Public Admin. B.A. Public Admn M.A. Pub.Admn Ph.D. 08 - - 01.06.2010 32850/- - Yes

11 Dr. S. M. Wandhare Assistant Professor History B.A. History M.A. History Ph.D. 04 - - 13.02.2015 27150/- - Yes

12 Dr. B. N. Mutkule Assistant Professor Commerce B.Com. M.Com. Ph.D. 04 - - 13.02.2015 27150/- - Yes

13 Shri. N. N. Nanwate Assistant Professor Economics B.A. Economics M.A. Economics NET 04 - - 14.02.2015 23610/- - Yes

14 Shri. M. K. Shirsath Assistant Professor Commerce B.Com. M.Com. SET 04 - - 16.02.2015 23610/- - Yes

15 Shri. R. S. Satbhai Assistant Professor History B.A. History M.A. History SET, NET 04 - - 21.02.2015 23610/- - Yes

16 Dr. S. G. Gopane Assistant Professor Commerce B.Com. M.Com. Ph.D. 03 - - 12.04.2016 26360/- - Yes

17 Shri. R. E. Bharudkar Assistant Professor Political Science B.A. Pol.Science M.A. Pol.Science SET, NET, M.Phil. 02 - - 27.03.2017 23590/- - Yes

18 Dr. R. N. Pokale Assitant Professor Marathi B.A. Marathi M.A. Marathi Ph.D. 03 - - 02.07.2018 250 Per Hrs. - No 19 Shri. K. B. Nikalje Assistant Professor B.A. Marathi M.A. Marathi - 01 - - 02.07.2018 250 Per Hrs. - No 20 Shri. S. G. Zanje Assistant Professor B.A. Sociology M.A. Sociology - 01 - - 02.07.2018 250 Per Hrs. - No 21 Shri. S. S. Dhande Assistant Professor B.A. Economics M.A. Economics - 01 - - 02.07.2018 250 Per Hrs. - No 22 Smt. D. D. Maske Assistant Professor B.A. Public Admn M.A. Public Admn SET 01 - - 02.07.2018 250 Per Hrs. - No 23 Shri. A. N. Jagdale Physical Instructor B.P.Ed. - - 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No 24 Smt. S. B. Narote Assistant Professor B.A. Geography B.Ed. M.A. Geography - 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No 25 Shri. G. S. Walke Assistant Professor B.Sc. Chemistry M.Sc. Chemistry - 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No 26 Shri. A. V. Jogdand Assistant Professor B.Sc. Chemistry M.Sc. Chemistry - 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No 27 Shri. J. M. Ralebhat Assistant Professor B.Sc. Chemistry M.Sc. Chemistry - 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No 28 Shri. S. B. Kolhe Assistant Professor B.Sc. Chemistry B.Ed. M.Sc. Chemistry - 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No 29 Shri. R. H. Karande Assistant Professor B.Sc. Physics B.Ed. M.Sc. Physics - 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No 30 Shri. C. D. Kokane Assistant Professor B.Sc. Physics B.Ed. M.Sc. Physics - 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No 31 Shri. S. B. Bhosale Assistant Professor B.Sc. Botany M.Sc. Botany - 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No 32 Shri. S. A. Sangale Assistant Professor B.Sc. Botany M.Sc. Botany - 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No 33 Shri. S. B. Bhandwalkar Assistant Professor B.Sc. Botany B.Ed. M.Sc. Botany - 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No 34 Shri. A. D. Humbe Assistant Professor B.Sc. Zoology M.Sc. Zoology - 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No 35 Shri. A. B. Khose Assistant Professor B.Sc. Zoology M.Sc. Zoology - 1 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No

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36 Shri. C. D. Madake Assistant Professor B.Sc. Zoology B.Ed. M.Sc. Zoology - 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No 37 Shri. B. S. Ukale Assistant Professor B.Sc. Mathematics M.Sc. Mathematics - 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No 38 Shri. V. S. Chaudhari Assistant Professor B.Sc. Maths B.Ed. M.Sc. Mathematics - 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No 39 Shri. R. R. Aaglave Assistant Professor B.C.A. M.C.A. - 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No 40 Shri. S. L. Kokane Assistant Professor B.C.A. M.C.A. - 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No 41 Shri. R. R. Sagar Assistant Professor B.C.A. M.C.A. - 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No 42 Shri. N. D. Palave Assistant Professor B.C.A. Commerce - - 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No 43 Dr. M. A. Jagtap Assistant Professor B.A. Marathi M.A. Marathi Ph.D. 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No 44 Shri. S. C. Karande Assistant Professor B.A. Hindi M.A. Hindi - 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No 45 Shri. B. P. Salave Assistant Professor B.A. Hindi M.A. Hindi - 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No 46 Smt. A. D. Shinde Assistant Professor B.A. Marathi M.A. Marathi - 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No 47 Shri. P.C. Jaiswal Assistant Professor B.A. History M.A. History - 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No 48 Shri. B.B. Damare Assistant Professor B.A. History M.A. History - 01 - - 02.07.2018 21600 - No

ANNEXURE Details of Teaching Staff: Year 2017-2018

Sr. No.

Name Designation Qualifications with specialization and division of passing Experience a) Teaching

b) Industry c) Research

Date of Joining the

college/ institution

Basic Pay and Gross

Salary as on date

No. of Ph.D./

M.Phil. students

guided for the last 3

years

Online Payment


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13


02 Shri.S.B. Kakade Associate Professor Pol. Science B.A. Pol. Science M.A. Pol. Science - 31 - - 01.07.1986 67830/- -









11 Dr. B. S. Waghmare Assistant Professor Public Admin. B.A. Public Admn M.A. Pub.Admn Ph.D. 07 - - 01.06.2010 28180/- - Yes







18 Dr. R. N. Pokale Assitant Professor Marathi B.A. Marathi M.A. Marathi Ph.D. 01 - - 01.07.2017 250 Per Hrs. - No 19 Ku. R. G. Devgune Assistant Professor B.A. Marathi M.A. Marathi - 01 - - 01.07.2017 250 Per Hrs. - No 20 Shri. S. G. Zanje Assistant Professor B.A. Sociology M.A. Sociology - 01 - - 01.07.2017 250 Per Hrs. - No 21 Shri. S. S. Dhande Assistant Professor B.A. Economics M.A. Economics - 01 - - 01.07.2017 250 Per Hrs. - No

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22 Smt. D. D. Maske Assistant Professor B.A. Public Admn M.A. Public Admn SET 01 - - 01.07.2017 250 Per Hrs. - No 23 Shri. R. B. Dhobale Physical Instructor B.P.Ed. M.P.Ed. Ph.D. 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 24 Smt. S. B. Narote Assistant Professor B.A. Geography B.Ed. M.A. Geography - 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 25 Shri. G. S. Walke Assistant Professor B.Sc. Chemsitry M.Sc. Chemistry - 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 26 Shri. S. P. Gadekar Assistant Professor B.Sc. Chemsitry M.Sc. Chemistry - 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 27 Shri. J. M. Ralebhat Assistant Professor B.Sc. Chemsitry M.Sc. Chemsitry - 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 28 Shri. S. B. Kolhe Assistant Professor B.Sc. Chemsitry B.Ed. M.Sc. Chemsitry - 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 29 Shri. P. S. Chavan Assistant Professor B.Sc. Physics M.Sc. Physics - 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 30 Shri. C. D. Kokane Assistant Professor B.Sc. Physics B.Ed. M.Sc. Physics - 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 31 Shri. S. B. Bhosale Assistant Professor B.Sc. Botany M.Sc. Botany - 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 32 Dr. N. K. More Assistant Professor B.Sc. Botany M.Sc. Botany Ph.D. 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 33 Shri. S. B. Bhandwalkar Assistant Professor B.Sc. Botany B.Ed. M.Sc. Botany - 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 34 Shri. A. D. Humbe Assistant Professor B.Sc. Zoology M.Sc. Zoology - 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 35 Shri. A. B. Khose Assistant Professor B.Sc. Zoology M.Sc. Zoology - 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 36 Shri. S. S. Nimbalkar Assistant Professor B.Sc. Zoology M.Sc. Zoology - 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 37 Shri. B. S. Ukale Assistant Professor B.Sc. Mathematics M.Sc. Mathematics - 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 38 Shri. V. S. Chaudhari Assistant Professor B.Sc. Maths B.Ed. M.Sc. Mathematics - 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 39 Shri. R. R. Aaglave Assistant Professor B.C.A. M.C.A. - 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 40 Shri. S. L. Kokane Assistant Professor B.C.A. M.C.A. - 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 41 Shri. R. R. Sagar Assistant Professor B.C.A. M.C.A. - 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 42 Shri. M. S. Khilare Assistant Professor B.C.A. Commerce M.C.A. Commerce - 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 43 Shri. B. B. Damare Assistant Professor B.A. History M.A. History - 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 44 Shri. S. C. Karande Assistant Professor B.A. Hindi M.A. Hindi - 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 45 Shri. B. P. Salave Assistant Professor B.A. Hindi M.A. Hindi - 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 46 Shri. P.C. Jaiswal Assistant Professor B.A. History M.A. History - 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 47 Smt. A.D. Shinde Assistant Professor B.A. Marathi M.A. Marathi - 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No 48 Dr. M.A. Jagtap Assistant Professor B.A. Marathi M.A. Marathi Ph.D. 01 - - 01.07.2017 21600 - No

ANNEXURE

Details of Teaching Staff: Year 2016-2017

Sr.

No.

Name Designation Qualifications with specialization and division of passing Experience

a) Teaching b) Industry c) Research

Date of

Joining the college/

institution

Basic Pay

and Gross Salary as on

date

No. of

Ph.D./ M.Phil.

students

guided for the last 3

years

Online

Payment


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13


02 Shri. S. B. Kakade Associate Professor B.A. Political Science M.A. Pol. Science - 31 - - 01.07.1986 65850/- - Yes

03 Shri. S. M. Dahifale Associate Professor B.A. Political Science M.A. Pol. Science - 28 - - 01.07.1991 64300/- -






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13 Dr. B. S. Waghmare Assistant Professor Public Admn B.A. Public Admn M.A. Pub.Admn Ph.D. 06 - - 01.06.2010 27360/- - Yes







20 Shri. B. S. Ukale Assistant Professor B.Sc. Mathematics M.Sc. Mathematics - 01 - - 01.07.2016 21600 - No 21 Shri. B. B. Damare Assistant Professor B.A. History M.A. History - 01 - - 01.07.2016 21600 - No 22 Shri. C. D. Kokane Assistant Professor B.Sc. Physics B.Ed. M.Sc. Physics - 01 - - 01.07.2016 21600 - No 23 Shri. C. D. Madake Assistant Professor B.Sc. Zoology B.Ed. M.Sc. Zoology - 01 - - 01.07.2016 21600 - No 24 Shri. G. B. Jadhav Assistant Professor B.A. Hindi M.A.Hindi - 01 - - 01.07.2016 21600 - No 25 Shri. J. M. Ralebhat Assistant Professor B.Sc. Chemistry B.Sc. Chemistry - 01 - - 01.07.2016 21600 - No 26 Dr. M. A. Jagtap Assistant Professor B.A. Marathi M.A. Marathi - 01 - - 01.07.2016 21600 - No 27 Shri. M. S. Khilare Assistant Professor B.C.A. Commerce - 01 - - 01.07.2016 21600 - No 28 Smt. M. B. Hajare Assistant Professor B.C.A. M.C.A. - 01 - - 01.07.2016 21600 - No 29 Shri. P. C. Jaiswal Assistant Professor B.A. History M.A. History - 01 - - 01.07.2016 21600 - No 30 Shri. R. B. Dhobale Assistant Professor B.P.Ed. - 01 - - 01.07.2016 21600 - No 31 Shri. R. R. Aaglave Assistant Professor B.C.A. M.C.A. - 01 - - 01.07.2016 21600 - No 32 Shri. R. N. Pokale Assistant Professor B.A. History M.A. History Ph.D. 01 - - 01.07.2016 21600 - No 33 Shri. S. B. Bhandwalkar Assistant Professor B.Sc. Botany B.Ed. M.Sc. Botany - 01 - - 01.07.2016 21600 - No 34 Shri. S. B. Kolhe Assistant Professor B.Sc. Chemistry B.Ed. M.Sc. Chemistry - 01 - - 01.07.2016 21600 - No 35 Shri. S. C. Karande Assistant Professor B.A. Hindi M.A. Hindi - 01 - - 01.07.2016 21600 - No 36 Shri. S. S. Nimbalkar Assistant Professor B.Sc. Zoology M.Sc. Zoology - 01 - - 01.07.2016 21600 - No 37 Shri. S. L. Kokane Assistant Professor B.C.A. M.C.A. - 01 - - 01.07.2016 21600 - No 38 Smt. S. G. Narote Assistant Professor B.A. Geography B.Ed. M.A. Geography - 01 - - 01.07.2016 21600 - No 39 Shri. B.B. Damare Assistant Professor B.A. History M.A. History - 01 - - 01.07.2016 250 Per Hrs. - No 40 Dr. M.A. Jagtap Assistant Professor B.A. Marathi M.A. Marathi Ph.D. 01 - - 01.07.2016 250 Per Hrs. - No 41 Shri. R. N. Pokale Assistant Professor B.A. Marathi M.A. Marathi - 01 - - 01.07.2016 250 Per Hrs. - No 42 Shri. S. C. Karande Assistant Professor B.A. Hindi M.A.Hindi - 01 - - 01.07.2016 250 Per Hrs. - No

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2. Details of Projects undertaken by the Teachers: Nil

Principal

Investigator

Title of

the project

Type of the

project

research/

Development/

Consultancy

Agency Duration Amount Status

3. Student administration: As per intake capacity and as per reservation rules: Yes.

4. Overall results Analysis

Course/Programme wise Distribution of pass percentage: Year 2016-17

Title of the Programme

Total no. of students appeared

Division

I % II % III % Pass %

B. A. III 154 40 50 9 53.89

B. Com. III 46 10 28 17 70.43

B. Sc. III 188 60 30 05 95.74

B.C.A. III 03 02 - - 66.66

M.A.II Marathi 14 08 04 - 85.71

M.A.II Hindi 01 01 - - 100

M.A.II History 41 20 10 - 73.17

Course/Programme wise Distribution of pass percentage: Year 2017-18

Title of the Programme

Total no. of students appeared

Division

I % II % III % Pass %

B. A. III 104 6.73 42.30 4.80 53.84

B. Com. III 55 18.18 36.36 54.54

B. Sc. III 170 34.11 12.35 46.47

B.C.A. III 15 86.66 - 86.66

M.A.II Marathi 20 30 - 90.00

M.A.II Hindi 05 100 - - 100

M.A.II History 41 48.78 24.39 - 71.17

5. SWOC analysis of the college (In bullet form)

STRENGTHS

Teaching with ICT base

Remedial Coaching

Women’s hostel

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Language laboratory

Result above average

Skill based diploma course

COP

Sports department

Computerized office

Green Audit

ISO Certified

Ro Water plant for staff & Student

Farm pond

400 meter track

Revenue Generation:-

NAAC B++

WEAKNESSES:-

Inadequate facilities for Research

Science faculty unaided

OPPORTUNITIES:-

P.G. in Science

Sports hub

Placement

CHALLENGES:-

Students with poor family backgrounds

No industrial area nearby

6. List of Co-Curricular activities:-

Elocution Competition

Essay writing

Poetry recitation

Group discussion

Competitive Exam

Book Exhibition

Study tour

Good handwriting competition

7. List of Extracurricular activities:-

Celebration of all days

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State level poetry competition in Marathi

State level elocution competition

Yuvaspandan with students write ups

Annual Day Gathering

Sports, Culture

Participation in Youth Festival

Blood donation camp every year

8. Best Practices adopted:-

State level competitions

Ground water harvesting

Certificate courses for advance learners

Remedial coaching for slow learners

9. Programmes under Institutional Social Responsibility:-

Book exhibition

Experts speech on drug addiction and eradication of superstitions

AIDS awareness rally

Soil testing for nearby farmers

Vermi compost & Ground water harvesting.

Organization of one day and annual NSS camps.

Organisation of ShramdanShibir in Pani Foundation.

Organisation of rallies on local issues.

Organisation of blood donation camp every year.

Free medical counsel and HB detection for girls and women.

Organisation of workshop on laws for women.

Deputation of NSS volunteers in disciplinary squads at various festivals.

Installation of temporary drinking water stalls during summer.

Deputation of earn and learn volunteers for campus beautification.

Lifelong learning and extension activities for outsider.

Friends of library

Kerala relief fund rally

10. Research papers (last 3 years)

Sr. No.

Name of Teacher No. of Publications

Citations (Google Scholar/ Scopus/ Web of Science)

h-index Impact factor range

1 Dr. S. R. Nimbore 07 5.35

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2 Dr. S. G. Gopane 15 4.197,5.189,4.197,5.189

3 Prof. M. C. Talware 05

4 Prof. J. M. Pathan 02

5 Dr. R. T. Sontakke 09 4.197

6 Prof. D. P. Mundhe 08

7 Dr. A. B. Shinde 07 6.261

8 Prof. S. A. Mutkule 07

9 Miss. S. M. Khude 04

10 Dr. S. A. Wangujare 06 2.521

11 Dr. B. S. Waghmare 08

12 Dr. S. M. Wandhare 04

13 Dr. B. N. Mutkule 09 4.248

14 Prof. M. K. Shirsath 10

15 Prof. N. N. Nanwate 17 5.35, 5.131,

16 Prof. R. S. Satbhai 08 4.197

17 Prof. R. E. Bharudkar 07

11. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized and the source of funding

(national/international) with details: (last 3 years)

Name of Conference Funding agencies

No. of Participants

National/ International

Remarks, if any

Recent trends in Social Science and Commerce

Self 76 National Dept. of

Commerce


Self 45 National Dept. of Public Administration



Economics


Self 30 National Dept. of History



Sociology


Self 52 National Dept. of Political

Science

Importance of Criticism

Self 20 National Dept. of English

फफफफफ फफ फफफफफफफ

Self 22 National Dept. of Hindi

फफफफफफफफफफफफ फफफफफफ

Self 20 National Dept. of Marathi

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

teachers/students. Nil

13. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops /

seminar) inviting external experts.

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Moral and ethical value

All the faculty is engaged in organizing programs related to ethical value education when it is possible.

Birth or Death anniversary of Heroes

Elocution competition

Teacher day celebration

Women day Aids Awareness Programme, blood donation camps arranged to create social

awareness by the N.S.S. volunteers.

All the programmes in N.S.S. lead towards value education.

Employable and Life Skills:

The students are guided about various competitive examinations through the entry in services center of the college and career guidance cell.

The college runs two Career Orientated Programmes namely: Accounting

Taxation & Automobile under the NSQF Plan of U.G.C. for employable skill education to the students

Lectures on personality development, communication skills and various life skills are delivered through various programmes in the college especially, through the N.S.S. camps and Career Oriented Programmes.

Better Career Options: The students are guided about various competitive examinations and job

Opportunities in public and private sectors such as MPSC, UPSC and Banking by the Career Counseling Cell

Library also provides the books on career, competitive, positive thinking and personality development

Community Orientation:

Aids Awareness rally and Awareness Campaigns on Rights and duties of Voters.

Eradication of blind faith - rally by the NSS.

Save the girl-child - rally.

The college caters to the various needs of the society through N.S.S. Peace rally and Literacy campaign to create awareness in the community regarding nonviolence.

The college also organizes lectures by experts for tree plantation, water conservation, environmental awareness, and women empowerment.

Science orientated events are prepared by the students in the campus of the college in the form of wall posters, proverbs and constitute the science forum.

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The college arranges N.S.S. special camp for seven days every year in nearby village on different themes given by the university.

14. Mechanism to ensure that programme objectives and learning outcomes:-

Objectives:

To improve personality of the student.

To inculcate civic responsibilities and social awareness among students.

To identify and improve the potential in culture, sports and work to uplift them.

To create national integration among the students.

To create professional attitude.

To inculcate discipline and moral values.

To pursue the social and democratic values.

To make them aware of national and socio-economic problems.

To inculcate the values of patriotism, humanism, secularism and communal

harmony for national integration.

The learning outcomes

The learning outcomes are communicated to the staff in the general meeting of the staff beginning of the semester. The Institution and the faculty are fully committed to the vision, mission and objectives. The College aims at producing very confident learners with knowledge, skills, attitudes and values, which enhance their employability and progression opportunities. The learning outcomes of the college are to develop skills and knowledge and overall development of the students in general.

Every programme has its own learning outcomes set out by university itself as preface to the syllabus. The staff members are therefore well-informed of these outcomes before they commence teaching. The learning outcomes of each subject are also informed to the students by the teachers. The college has clearly stated Vision, mission.

The institution adopts following strategies to facilitate the achievement of intended learning outcomes.

Qualified teachers are appointed.

Committees such as academic committees, examination committee and cultural committee are form.

NSS unit, career counseling cell, remedial coaching centre are run by the college.

Teaching learning process is monitored by the Principal through daily teaching diary.

Collection of good number of reference books, internet facility for the students and staff.

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Use of audio-visual aids such as projector, PPT, CDs, etc. in teaching. Organizing guest lectures etc.

Evaluation of teachers by the students at the end of the year (Feedback).

The Regular teaching activity according to the time-table.

The teaching activity with innovative methods and equipments.

15. Highlight the Special facilities (if, any) of the College:-

Establishment of career and counselling cell.

Remedial coaching for slow learners.

Certificate courses for advance learners

Special guidance and coaching classes for competitive exams.

Organization of programmes related to personality development.

Guidance for communication and soft skills.

Placement cell.

16. Highlight the unique features or the College:-

Unique features

Farm pond in college campus to water trees in drought, to maintain greenery and to

utilize for other purposes. As the college is situated in drought prone area farm pond

proves very much useful.

Ground water harvesting collects all water in rainy season.

Sports students winning medals and awards at state and national level are

recognized, felicitated and provided incentives to promote sport culture.

17. State the Innovative practices of the College:-

Since technology has emerged in every field of life, it has a revolutionary impact on teaching methods. The college has been trying to make corresponding changes in the use of new technologies and methods for teaching, learning and governance. The faculties of the Institution use computers, smart classes, laptops, projector, internet, educational CDs, Video clips etc., movies and documentaries are regularly shown by the lecturers to students. The downloaded current information is given to the students by the faculty.

The justification is very keen regarding the use of such modern teaching aids. The Principal and the IQAC verify from time to time the use of ICT by the faculty and give proper suggestions. Students are highly benefited by these innovative teaching methods.

To encourage the visit to library, students are also given assignments which they complete using books from library and internet facility.

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The faculty members who attend seminars/ conferences share their experience with students and faculty with latest information and developments.

18. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities:-

Students and faculty participated actively in shramdan shibir at kesewadi a village

10 kilometers away from Ashti

Cleanliness drive in Tahsil office on occasion of birth anniversary of Mahatma

Gandhi.

Students and faculty participated in Pani Foundation water cup competitions.

Principal Dr. S. R. Nimbore & Prof. N. N. Nanwate are member of Loknyayalaya in

Ashti Judiciary

Principal Dr. S. R. Nimbore is treasure of Marathwada janta vikas parishad

Organ donation

Prof. S. A. Mutkule & Prof. R. S. Satbhai is a member of ashti taluka consumer forum

Library for outsider by librarian

19. Future plans of the College

a. Long term

Construction of new library building

Well equipped new auditorium

Construction of new science building

Construction of Meditation hall, administrative building

Construction of Boys hostel, indoor stadium

c. Short term

Commencement of new course M.Sc. Organic Chemistry

Commencement of Certificate courses

Organization of national & International Conferences & Seminars

E-Classroom

Botanical Garden

20. Special achievements of the College

Student of our college Bala Rafique Shaikh was awarded ‘Maharashtra Kesari’

recently

College stood winner in IUT Handball

Student of our college Suraj Kokate played as a representative of India in Asian

wrestling games

Omkar Hulage won gold medal in ICT wrestling and was selected for IUT

Sandesh Shipkule won gold medal in 65 Kg in ICT wrestling

Tosif Khan in Handball team under 19 played in Indian team

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Our girls kabaddi team played and own ICT and two of them were selected in

National kabaddi team

Boys kabaddi team won second prize in ICT and one player was selected in National

team

Handball 1st prize ICT and five players were selected for National team

Two girls of handball team were selected in National team Akanksha Khandwe &

Muskan Shaikh

7 Silver and 1 bronze medal in athletics

Ms. Rani Sapte was selected in National cricket team

21. State any other relevant highlighted information about College

A study centre of YCMOU

Lifelong learning and Extension department

Earn and Learn Scheme

UGC Approved one year Diploma course in i) Automobile ii) Accounting and

Taxation

The pioneer library with 35588 books & 62 Journals

Computerized, automated college office

Declaration by the Principal of the Institution:

I certify that the data included in this Academic Audit Report (AAR) are true to the best

of my knowledge.

This AAR is prepared by the college/institution after internal discussion, and no part

thereof has been outsourced.

I am aware that the AA Peer team will validate the information provided in this AAR

during the peer team visit.

Place: Ashti Dr. S. R. Nimbore

Date: 08/02/2019

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Committee Report

Detail Remarks from Committee:

22. Overall Gradation of the College

Max Marks Marks Obtained Score (% of Marks)

Section A 120

Section B 130

Section C 75

Section D 100

Grade Seucerd 425

Date:

Place:

Name of the Committee Member Signature

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Principal/ Director/ Coordinator

Name: (Chairman)

Name: (Member)

Name: (Member)

Total No of Student

Sr. No.

Course Academic Year

Total 2016-2017 2017-2018 2018-2019

1 B.A. (I,II,III Year) 659 533 457 1649

2 B.Com. (I,II,III Year) 221 251 263 735

3 B.Sc. (I,II,III Year) 715 657 613 1985

4 B.C.A. (I,II,III Year) 85 108 183 376

5 M.A. Marathi (I,II Year) 28 15 12 55

7 M.A. Hindi (I,II Year) 14 09 10 33

8 M.A. History (I,II Year) 72 41 35 148

9 Automobile (Skill Course for one Year)

50 50

10 Accounting & Taxation (Skill Course for one Year)

50 50

Total No of Students 5081