Nic Profile

A
Report
On
“DEPARTMENT
OF
BCA/ MATHEMATICS
&
BBA/COMPUTER APPLICATION ”
Govt. Autonomous Girls P.G.

College Of Excellence Sagar M.P.
Govt. Autonomous Girls P.G.
College Of Excellence Sagar M.P.
DR. ANAND TIWARI DR. NAVEEN GIDEON

HEAD BBA & COMPUTER
HEAD BCA & MATHS
Govt. Girls College Sagar
Govt. Girls College Sagar
BBA GUEST FACULTY
BCA GUEST FACULTY
 Mr. Chandrashekhar
Sharnagat  Mr.Parmanad Gupta
 Miss Ankita Jain  Miss Deepti Thakur
 Mrs Shikha Urmil Khan  Miss Sneha Mourya
Computer App. Guest Faculty MATH GUEST FACULTY
 Mr. Deepesh jain  Miss Neha Agarwal
 Mr. Abhishek Samaiya

 Mr. Kapil Verma
 Mr. Manish Jain
 Mr. Uday Singh
LAB TECH. – MR. S.K. SHARMA
MISS SWATI DUBEY
LAB ATTE.- MR. MAHENDRA PRAJAPATI
Department No. – 07582-404480
Email- computer_department@rediffmail.com
Profile of the Department
1 Name of the Department : Department of Mathematics
2 Year of Establishment 1979
3 Courses/Programmes and subject combinations offered 1
4 Number of teaching posts sanctioned and filled 1/1
5 Number of Administrative Staff -
6 Number of Technical Staff -
7 Number of Students (Men/Women) Give details course wise 149
8 Ratio of Teachers to Students 1 : 149
9 Ratio of Teachers to Research scholars -
10 Number of research scholars who have obtained their master’s degree from other -
institutions
11 Number of teachers in academic bodies of other Autonomous Colleges and 1

Universities
12 Latest revision of the curriculum (year) 2006
13 Number of students passed in NET/SLET etc. (last 5 years) -
14 Success Rate of students 100%
15 Demand Ratio (No. of seats : No. of applications) 1:1
16 Awards and recognition received by faculty (last 5 years) -
17 Faculty who have Attended Natl./Intl. Seminars (last 5 years) -
18 Number of national/ international seminars organized (Last 5 years) -
19 Number of teachers engaged in consultancy and the revenue generated -
20 Number of Ongoing projects and their total outlay -
21 Research projects completed during last five years & their Outlay -
22 Number of inventions and patents -
23 Number of Ph. D thesis guided during the last five years -
24 Publications by faculty (last 5 years) -
25 Average citation index and impact factor of publications -
26 Number of Books in the Departmental Library, if any -
27 Number of Journals/Periodicals in the departmental library -
28 Number of Computers -
29 Annual Budget -
Profile of the Department
1 Name of the Department : Department of Computer Application
2 Year of Establishment 1996
3 Courses/Programmes and subject combinations offered 02
4 Number of teaching posts sanctioned and filled 5

5 Number of Administrative Staff -
6 Number of Technical Staff 4
7 Number of Students (Men/Women) Give details course wise 740
8 Ratio of Teachers to Students 1 : 108

9 Ratio of Teachers to Research scholars -
10 Number of research scholars who have obtained their master’s degree from other
-
institutions
11 Number of teachers in academic bodies of other Autonomous Colleges and

2
Universities
12 Latest revision of the curriculum (year) 2007
13 Number of students passed in NET/SLET etc. (last 5 years) -
14 Success Rate of students 85%
15 Demand Ratio (No. of seats : No. of applications) 1:1
16 Awards and recognition received by faculty (last 5 years) -
17 Faculty who have Attended Natl./Intl. Seminars (last 5 years) -
18 Number of national/ international seminars organized (Last 5 years) -
19 Number of teachers engaged in consultancy and the revenue generated -
20 Number of Ongoing projects and their total outlay -
21 Research projects completed during last five years & their Outlay -
22 Number of inventions and patents -
23 Number of Ph. D thesis guided during the last five years -
24 Publications by faculty (last 5 years) -
25 Average citation index and impact factor of publications -
26 Number of Books in the Departmental Library, if any -
27 Number of Journals/Periodicals in the departmental library -
28 Number of Computers 48
29 Annual Budget 44.45 Lakhs
Department of Mathematics & Computer Application

The department of Mathematics was established in 1979 while Computer Application was
started in 1996. The Dept. has a traditional undergraduate course in Mathematics which leads to a
B.Sc. degree. So far Computer Application is concerned it started as a vocational programme at
under graduate level and initially it had a liberal financial assistance of the UGC. The department
has come a long way during last three years and we can make a claim that we did not miss the bus
and we could successfully join that journey towards a new world of computers which was soon to
be the new identity of our nation as a new technological power on the world map. Today we are
proud to put it on record that all the students of this college pass out with some sort of practical
skill in the field of computers.
Curricular Aspects
The department of Computer Application offers various programmes for the benefit of our
students. However our basic programme at first degree level deserves first priority while one
makes a reference to the curricular activities of this department. This course is the most sought
after study programme in the college. Students from every stream (arts, science, commerce) can
opt for it however they are admitted strictly in accordance with a merit order. As a result there is a
waiting list every year and it substantiates our claim about the popularity of the course. The
students are taught 10 papers during three years of their under graduate studies. These papers
exhaustively cover the subject as one can verify it from the details for every paper given ahead :
Programme: Computer Application
Semester – I Paper – I Fundamental of Computer Operating System
Semester – II Paper – I Fundamental of Programming & Microprocessor
Semester – III Paper – I Database Management System & Structured
Programming
Semester – IV Paper – I Database Management System & Computer Graphics
Semester – V Paper – I Accounting With Tally & Networking
Semester – V Paper – II Basic Computer Information Technology (FC)
Semester – VI Paper – I Internet Web Publishing & Page Designing
Semester – VI Paper – II Basic Computer Information Technology (FC)
Programme: Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA)
SEMESTER – I
Paper code : BCA –101 - Computer Fundamentals
Paper code : BCA –102 - Digital Principles
Paper code : BCA –103 - Fundamentals Of Programming
Paper code : BCA –104 - Elements Of Operating System
Paper code : BCA –105 - Financial Accounting
Paper code : BCA –106 - Software Laboratory
Paper code : BCA –107 - Elementary Mathematics
SEMESTER – II
Paper code : BCA –201 - PC - Software
Paper code : BCA –202 - Microprocessor And Assembly Language Programming
Paper code : BCA –203 - Structural Programming (Using ‘C’)
Paper code : BCA –204 - Operating System
Paper code : BCA –205 - Computer Architecture
Paper code : BCA –206 - Software Laboratory
Paper code : BCA –207 - Advanced Mathematics
SEMESTER – III
Paper code : BCA –301 – Discrete Mathematics
Paper code : BCA –302 – Statistical Methods
Paper code : BCA –303–Business Data Processing Using Cobol
Paper code : BCA –304 Data Structure Using ‘C’
Paper code : BCA –305 - Database Management And Design
Paper code : BCA –306 – Software Laboratory –
SEMESTER – IV
Paper code : BCA –401 – Numerical Analysis
Paper code : BCA – 402 – System Analysis And Design
Paper code : BCA – 403 – Object Oriented Programming
Paper code : BCA – 404 – Visual Programming
Paper code : BCA – 405 – Optima ion Methods
Paper code : BCA – 406 – Software Laboratory
SEMESTER – V
Paper code : BCA – 501 – Computer Graphics
Paper code : BCA – 502 – Unix And Shell Programming
paper code : BCA – 503 – Software Engineering
paper code : BCA – 504 – Computer Networking
paper code : BCA – 505 (a) Elective – Digital Image Processing
paper code : BCA – 505 (b)Elective – Simulation & Modeling
paper code : BCA – 505 (c) Elective – Web Technology
paper code : BCA – 506 – Software Laboratory
SEMESTER – VI
Paper code : BCA – 601 – Live Project(Industrial Training)
Besides the study of these papers the students are also required to work on a project in
their final semester. The project work provides them with an opportunity to test their theoretical
knowledge of the subject on a practical platform.
Apart from this course the department has also started a BCA programme from this year. This is
an under graduate degree programme exclusively in the field of computers and it has been started with a
view to provide a base to those of our students who wish to join MCA and higher academic programmes in
the field of Computer Application.
The depart also assists a career oriented course in web designing that is available to the students as
an ‘add on’ course at first degree level. The course is run at certificate/diploma as well as advanced
diploma level.
Practices
There are many healthy practices that have been initiated by this department. Some of
them are as follow :
1. The department has computerized the entire admission process.
2. This institution is an autonomous body therefore we have a big responsibility of processing the
results of our students. We are happy to note that every work related to result – preparation, its
declaration and still further the printing of mark sheets is performed by this department since the
beginning of autonomy in 2003.
3. The department also shares the responsibility of maintaining and updating the website of the
institute.
4. The department provides a free access of internet to the students. We have broadband connection
for the purpose.
5. The department invites scholars from the neighboring institutions for the benefit of the students.
6. The department also has to its credit a successful organization of a workshop in the year 2002.
7. Besides the above healthy practices which have students and their studies at focus, this department
also assists the office of the principal in various administrative duties round the year.
a. When the report of the fifth Pay Commission was implemented in the state, the
department got the opportunity to prepare the revised scales and arrears of all the
employees belonging to the institute.
b. Since there is a rapid increase in digital correspondence with the higher authorities, the
department shares this responsibility too. A phenomenal growth in electronical mail in
terms of its volume has also enhanced the responsibility of this department. The
department is responsible for checking the mail and sending the required replies as per
instruction from the principal.
c. The department has also shared the responsibility of making the entire college staff
computer literate.
Teaching Learning and Evaluation

The department is bountiful in terms of teaching aids, equipments etc. We have LCD projectors,
photocopier, printers, scanners, camera and latest licensed softwares. The computers are upgraded and
they are connected with servers. The students make a liberal use of these facilities so as to enhance their
skills. We have a system of continuous evaluation therefore the performance of the students is assessed
round the year. There are internal assessment tests, seminars, quiz and other activities like project work
that help us to evaluate our students in a very broad way.
Research Consultancy and Extension

Since the teaching of computer application is limited to graduate level we are yet to begin the
research work in the area. However we are sure that the gradual and steady growth which this department
has secured by now, will not let that point of time lost somewhere in distant and remote future when our
students will excel in the area of research and consultancy. Consequently we shall also be in a position to
provide extension services.
Infrastructure & learning Resources

We are happy to note that the department of computer application is one of the richest departments
is terms of infrastructure and learning resources in the college. We have a well-equipped laboratory with
48 Computers and another laboratory which will be even bigger than the existing one, will be available
from the following academic session. We are also going to have a facility of virtual classes for our
students where they will be able to join a virtual lecture being telecast with the help of ‘Edusat’ by ISRO.
We have already provided objective information on the available equipments gadgets etc. Besides
that we are pleased to submit that this departments is the major source of fee- generation and it is being run
on a self financing pattern. The present situation of our funds ensures that the department has a promising
future ahead so far as its infrastructure and resources are concerned.
Student Support and Progression

The department continues with the tradition of this college so far as support to the students is
concerned. All of our students being girls we do our best to encourage them for higher studies in the area
of computer application. We put maximum efforts to provide them a conducive atmosphere because this
being a govt. institution most of our students belong to economically poor sections. We work with a sense
of responsibility towards the hard earned money of their guardians.
Our efforts in this direction have borne fruits as the number of students opting for PG programmes in the
subject in gradually on the rise.
Organization and Management

The Department is managed with the help of well-qualified teaching faculty. The details of every
faculty member are given ahead.
Details of Income & Expenditure of the Department
After the completion of the UGC assistance the department runs under self-financing scheme.
Now the source of income is annual fee paid by the students. Following is the income and expenditure of
last five years –
SESSION 2009-10
INCOME - EXPENDITURE
CLASS STUDENT
INCOME EXPENDITURE BALANCE
TOTAL
BCA 75 1350000 358484 991516
BBA 29 348000 158414 189586
B.A./B.Com./B.Sc.
514 2570000 836464 1733536
COMPUTER APPL.
TOTAL 618 4268000 1353362 2914638
SESSION 2010-11
CLASS
TOTAL INCOME EXPENDITURE BALANCE
BCA 82 1260000 292172 967828
BBA 53 816000 158413 657587
B.A./B.Com./B.Sc.
3695000 681736 3013264
COMPUTER APPL. 739
TOTAL 874 5771000 1132321 4638679
SESSION 2011-12
CLASS
BCA 71 1278000 383310 894690
BBA 79 948000 318442 629558
B.A. /B.COM./B.SC.
866 4330000 745208 3584792
COMPUTER APPL.
TOTAL 1016 6556000 1446960 5109040
SESSION 2012-13
CLASS
BCA 72 1296000 382613 913387
BBA 77 924000 390029 533971
B.A. /B.COM./B.SC.
751 3755000 746917 3008083
COMPUTER APPL.
TOTAL 900 5975000 1519559 4455441
Future plans of the Department
We have following plans for future :
1. High-tech Computer Laboratory with teaching-learning facility.
The department will shortly start a new laboratory with

around 45 computers and has the sitting capacity of 90
students. The basic and important feature of the
laboratory will be live demonstration simultaneously
with practical work. The live demonstration will be
provided through LCD projectors and laptops.
2. Virtual Set Com Classes for advance learning
The department is going to provide the facility to attend the virtual classes for students through the
Virtual Set Com technology. The satellite transmission system is planned to be installed in the
High-Tech Computer Laboratory. Through the Virtual Set Com Classes; students will participate
and get latest information about their curriculum by On-Line lectures delivered by the subject
experts.
3. To Provide the latest equipment for teaching-learning activities.
In future the department will introduce an advanced technique for teaching-learning

activities through interactive white board. With the help of interactive white board the faculty
members will produce the printout of the matter that written on the white board immediately and
will be distributes to the students for further reference. Close circuit cameras to monitor all
activities of the department. LCD & OHP Projectors will be used as supporting teaching aids.
4. We have plans to start MCA course from session 2014-15

Work distribution of the staff
Part – A : Management & Development work
S. No. Name of the Faculty Members Responsibilities / work allotted
1. Dr. Anand Tiwari Work as In-Charge of the department and controls
Professor all the activities related to the departmental work

like – academic, financial, managerial,
infrastructure development etc.
2. Guest Faculties Due to non-availability of permanent faculty in the

department; the guest faculty members do the
teaching work.
3. Shri S. K. Sharma As Technician he is responsible to maintain all type

of records related to the departmental stock (i.e.
Laboratory Technician
computer and related peripherals), remuneration
data of guest faculty and other daily wages staff
etc.
4. Miss Swati Dubey Working as Technical Assistant he is responsible to

solve various types of technical problems that occur
Computer Programmer
when the practical work is going on. He also
(Daily wages staff) participates in various types of activities related to
the academic and infrastructural development of
the department.
Part – B : Academic Work Allotment (Theory/Practical)(PER WEEK)
Subject - Computer Application & BCA

S. Name of the Faculty Theory work Practical work
No. Member
Class Lectures Class Lectures
1. Mr. Deepesh Jain TH BCA- II Sem 03 PR BCA-II Sem 09

PR BCA IV Sem
03 PR B.COM.VI Sem 06
TH BCA- IV Sem
06 03
TH BSC.-IV Sem
--------- -----------
12 18
2. Mr. Abhishek Samaiya TH BCA- II Sem 03 PR BSc-IV Sem 12

TH BCA- IV Sem 03 PR BA VI Sem 02
TH BSC.-IV Sem 06 PR B.SC.VI Sem 02
--------- PR B.SC.II Sem 04
12 -----------
20
3. Mr. Kapil Verma TH BA+B.Com.- VI 06 PR B.Com.-II Sem 02

Sem
06 PR B.Com.- IV Sem 02
TH BA- IV Sem
--------- PR B.Sc.II Sem 02
12 PR BCA-II Sem 04
PR BCA-IV Sem 04
-----------
14
4. Mr. Manish Jain TH BCA- IV Sem 06 PR BA-IV Sem 04

TH BSC- VI Sem 06 PR BSC II Sem 02
TH B.COM.-VI 02 PR B.SC.VI Sem 04
Sem (FC)
-------- PR B.A. II Sem 02
14 PR B.SC.-II Sem 02
-----------
14
5. Mr. Uday Singh Thakur 06

TH BCA- IV Sem 06 PR B.Sc.-IV Sem
06
TH B.COM- II Sem 06 PR B.COM. II Sem
06
TH BCA-II Sem --------- PR B.SC.IV Sem
-----------
TH B.Com. II Sem. 12 PR B.COM.VI Sem
18
PR B.SC.IV Sem
PR B.A. II Sem
6. Mr. Parmanand Gupta TH BCA- II Sem 03 PR BCA-II Sem 06

TH B.SC- II Sem 06 PR BCA IV Sem 06
TH BSC.-VI 02 PR B.COM.II Sem 05
Sem(FC)
--------- PR B.SC. VI Sem 03
11 PR B.COM. VI Sem -----------
PR B.COM. IV Sem 21
7. Miss Deepti Thakur TH BCA - II Sem 03 PR B.A. IV Sem 02
TH B.A. -II Sem 06 PR B.SC.II Sem 02
TH B.SC.II Sem 02 PR B.A. VI Sem 02
TH B.A. VI ---------- PR BCA IV Sem 02

Sem(FC) 11
PR BCA II Sem 06
PR B.COM. VI Sem 04
--------
18
8. Miss Sneha Mourya TH BCA- II Sem 06 Nil Nil
TH BCA - IV Sem 06
--------
12
Part – B : Academic Work Allotment (Theory/Practical)(PER WEEK) Subject -

Mathematics
S. Name of the Faculty Theory work Practical work

No. Member
Class Lectures Class Lectures
1. Miss Neha Agrawal TH B.Sc.- II Sem 12 NIL NIL

TH B.Sc.- IV Sem 06
TH BSC.-VI Sem 06
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List of Faculty Members and their qualifications
1. Dr. ANAND TIWARI (In charge - BBA & Computer Application)
Detailed Bio-Data :
Name : Dr.ANAND TIWARI
PG Qualification : M.Com., Ph.D.(Commerce) Research area :

Economic Development in economic plan in India
From – Dr. H. S. Gour V.V. Sagar
Year of Passing – 1984,1988

UG Qualification : B.Com.
From – Dr. H. S. Gour V. V. Sagar
Year of Passing – 1982
Teaching / Professional Experience : 30 Year -UG
25 Year - PG
Research Experience : 25 Year
Specialization : Taxation
Contact Number : 09425452494
Date of Birth : 25/07/1963
Language known : Hindi & English
Permanent Address : 170 Indra Colony ,Civil Line Sagar
E-Mail Address : Anandtiwari63@rediffmail.com
2. Mr.Deepash Jain (Guest Faculty Member-Computer App.)
Detailed bio-data :
Name : Mr. Deepash Jain
Technical Qualification : M.Phil, M.C.A.M.Sc.(IT)
Teaching / Professional Experience : Nine Years
Programming Languages Studied : C/C++,HTML, Visual Basic,Oracle, Pascal, Basic,

SQL, Cobol
Operating Systems : Windows, Unix, Linux

Specialization : C/C++, Visual Basic,Digital Principal
Projects undertaken : Election activity for Indore Distt. from NIC Indore
Research Papers Presented : 03
in Seminar.
Workshops attended
Contact Number : 9425434948, 7509363282
Permanent Address : Purviyou Tori, Kali Tiggadda, Sagar M.P.
E-Mail Address : deepash_mit2003@rediffmail.com
3. Mr. Abhishek Samaiya (Guest Faculty Member-Computer App.)
Detailed bio-data :
Name : ABHISHEK SAMAIYA
Technical Qualification : M.Phil, M.C.A.
Teaching / Professional Experience : 8 Years
Programming Languages Studied : C/C++,HTML, Visual Basic,Oracle, Pascal,

Basic, SQL, Cobol
Specialization : C ,C++
Projects undertaken : Library Management System

in Seminar.
Workshops attended
Permanent Address : C/o Sheesh Mahal, Gujrati Bazar, Sagar(M.P.)
E-Mail Address : abhinabhi17@yahoo.com
4. Mr. Kapil Verma (Guest Faculty Member-Computer App.)
Detailed bio-data :
Name : KAPIL VERMA
Technical Qualification : BCA ,MCA ,Ph.D
Teaching / Professional Experience : 5 YEAR
Programming Languages Studied : C/C++,Java,ASP, Visual Basic,Oracle, Pascal,

Basic, SQL, Cobol
Specialization : Computer Networking
Projects undertaken :
in Seminar.
Workshops attended
Date of Birth : 28/11//1980
Permanent Address : Post Office ,Old Makronia Sagar M.P.
E-Mail Address : kapil_mca100@rediffmail.com
5. Mr. Manish Jain (Guest Faculty Member-Computer App.)
Detailed bio-data :
Name : MANISH JAIN
Technical Qualification : M.Phil, MCA
Teaching / Professional Experience : 8 Year

Basic, SQL, Cobol
Specialization : C++,Java
Projects undertaken : Line Project for Enployee Management for Mech-

Tech Devas
Research Papers Presented :
in Seminar.Workshops attended

Permanent Address : Near Laxmi Temple ,Gopalganj Sagar M.P.
E-Mail Address : jainmanish_9jain@yahoo.com
6. Mr.Uday Singh Thakur (Guest Faculty Member- Computer App.)
Detailed bio-data :
Name : Udai Singh Thakur
Technical Qualification : M.Phil ,M.C.A.
Teaching / Professional Experience : 7 Years

Basic, SQL, Cobol
Specialization : C ,C++,VB,Java
Projects undertaken : On-Line Registation System
in Seminar.
Workshops attended
Contact Number : 9770361489, 8109963025
Permanent Address : J- MIG- 53 Gour Nagar Makronia Sagar M.P.

E-Mail Address : udaisingh2013@rediffmail.com
7. Mr. Parmanand Gupta (Guest Faculty Member-Computer App.)
Detailed bio-data :
Name : Parmanand Gupta
Technical Qualification : M.C.A. M.Phil Ph.D. (Persuing)
Programming Languages Studied : C/C++,Java, Visual Basic,Oracle, Pascal, Basic,

SQL, Cobol
Specialization : Computer Database & Networking
Projects undertaken :
Permanent Address : Near Urmila Pandey Satai Road Chhatarpur M.P.
E-Mail Address : pngpt20@rediffmail.com

8. Miss Deepti Thakur (Guest Faculty Member- BCA)
Detailed bio-data :
Name : Deepti Thakur
Technical Qualification : M.C.A.

Basic, SQL, Cobol
Specialization : C ,C++,VB
Projects undertaken : Line Project for Municipal Corporation "Water tax

Module"
in Seminar. Workshops attended
Permanent Address : 400 Shri Ram Colony ,warehouse Road Gopalganj

Sagar M.P.
E-Mail Address : deepti.thakur19@gmail.com

9. Miss SNeha Mourya (Guest Faculty Member- BCA)
Detailed bio-data :
Name : SNEHA MOURYA
Technical Qualification : M.Sc. Mathemaitcs,B.ed. PGDCA
Teaching / Professional Experience : One Year
Programming Languages Studied : C, C++
Operating Systems : Window
Specialization : Mathematics
Projects undertaken : Nil
Research Papers Presented : Nil
in Seminar.
Workshops attended
Permanent Address : HIG-35 ,Gour Nagar Near MPEB Office Makronia

Sagar M.P.
E-Mail Address : snehamourya24@gmail.com

1. Miss Neha Agrawal (Guest Faculty Member- Mathematics)
Detailed bio-data :
Name : NEHA AGRAWAL
Technical Qualification : M.Sc. Mathemaitcs,DCA
Teaching / Professional Experience : Three Year
Programming Languages Studied : Nil
Specialization : Mathematics
Projects undertaken : Nil
Permanent Address : Bada Bazar Baisha Muhla Sagar M.P.
E-Mail Address : neha_agrawal02@rediffmail.com

1. Mr. Chandrashekhar Sharnagat (Guest Faculty Member- BBA)
Detailed bio-data :
Name : CHANDRASHEKHAR SHARNAGAT
Technical Qualification : B.Sc. MBA, NET
Programming Languages Studied : ------
Operating Systems : ------
Specialization : Marketing
Projects undertaken : Sales & Market Servey,Report different types of

printer
Research Papers Presented : ------
Permanent Address : Amba Bhavan ,Shivaji Nagar Sagar M.P.
E-Mail Address : csharnagat@rocketmail.com

2. Miss Ankita Jain (Guest Faculty Member- BBA)
Detailed bio-data :
Name : ANKITA JAIN
Technical Qualification : MBA , BCA
Programming Languages Studied : C,C++, VB ,PHP
Specialization : Finance
Projects undertaken : Project Report on PortFolio Management of HDFC

Life Insurance
Research Papers Presented : Nil
in Seminar.
Workshops attended
Permanent Address : Dr. Vijay Kumar Jain Bahuwali Colony Motinagar

Ward Sagar M.P.
E-Mail Address : ajankita7@gmail.com
3. Mrs.Shikha Urmil Khan (Guest Faculty Member-BBA)

Detailed bio-data :
Name : SHIKHA URMIL KHAN
Technical Qualification : MBA, B.SC.
Teaching / Professional Experience : 04 YEAR
Programming Languages Studied : -----
Operating Systems : Windows
Specialization : Finance
Projects undertaken : MRP ON ICICI CREDIT CARD
in Seminar.
Workshops attended
Permanent Address : One Way Road ,Parkota ,Lajapathpur Ward Sagar

M.P.
E-Mail Address : shikhaurmil13@gmail.com
Total number of students opting subject

(Data show the details of student strength admitted in Semester – I)
Subject: Computer Application

S. Entry Level Session Student Strength Total
No. B.A. B.Com. B.Sc.
1. Session 2008-09 40 40 65 145
2. Session 2009-10 48 88 113 249
3. Session 2010-11 50 97 147 294
4. Session 2011-12 41 104 109 254
5. Session 2012-13 38 104 173 315
BCA
(Student Strength -Five Year)
S.NO. Entry Level Session Student Strength
1 Session 2008-09 39
2 Session 2009-10 77
3 Session 2010-11 84
4 Session 2011-12 78
5 Session 2012-13 72
BBA
(Student Strength -Five Year)
S.NO. Entry Level Session Student Strength
1 Session 2008-09 0
2 Session 2009-10 29
3 Session 2010-11 53
4 Session 2011-12 79
5 Session 2012-13 82
Academic performance of students

Subject: BBA
Session 2009-10
Semester examination December 2009
S. Class Admitted Appeared Pass Pass with Pass with % Pass
No. % is > 75 is between with %
is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.B.A. Sem.– I 29 29 27 02 20 05
2. B.B.A. Sem.– III - - - - - -
3. B.B.A. Sem. – V - - - - - -
Session 2009-10
Semester examination June 2010

is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.B.A. Sem.– II 29 29 24 00 18 06
2. B.B.A. Sem.– IV - - - - - -
3. B.B.A. Sem. – VI - - - - - -
Subject: BBA
Session 2010-11
is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.B.A. Sem.– I 25 25 23 01 18 04
2. B.B.A. Sem.– III 28 28 28 00 15 13
3. B.B.A. Sem. – V - - - - - -
Session 2010-11

is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.B.A. Sem.– II 25 25 23 03 16 04
2. B.B.A. Sem.– IV 28 28 26 00 17 09
3. B.B.A. Sem. – VI - - - - - -
Subject: BBA
Session 2011-12
is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.B.A. Sem.– I 26 24 18 00 10 08
2. B.B.A. Sem.– III 25 23 23 07 16 00
3. B.B.A. Sem. – V 28 28 26 03 19 04
Session 2011-12

is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.B.A. Sem.– II 26 24 23 00 13 10
2. B.B.A. Sem.– IV 25 23 23 02 15 06
3. B.B.A. Sem. – VI 28 28 26 00 19 07
Subject: BBA
Session 2012-13
is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.B.A. Sem.– I 31 31 18 00 08 10
2. B.B.A. Sem.– III 26 24 23 01 16 06
3. B.B.A. Sem. – V 25 23 23 04 18 01
Session 2012-13

is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.B.A. Sem.– II 31 31 21 03 12 06
2. B.B.A. Sem.– IV 26 24 24 02 21 01
3. B.B.A. Sem. – VI 25 23 23 09 13 01
Subject: BBA
Session 2013-14
is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.B.A. Sem.– I 29 28 20 00 07 13
2. B.B.A. Sem.– III 30 30 25 02 10 13
3. B.B.A. Sem. – V 24 24 16 00 07 07
Session 2013-14
Semester examination June 2014 RUNING

is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.B.A. Sem.– II
2. B.B.A. Sem.– IV - - - - - -
3. B.B.A. Sem. – VI - - - - - -
Subject: BCA
Session 2009-10
is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.C.A. Sem.– I 38 37 37 00 23 14
2. B.C.A. Sem.– III 22 22 22 02 20 00
3. B.C.A. Sem. – V 17 17 17 08 09 00
Session 2009-10

is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.C.A. Sem.– II 38 35 35 01 26 08
2. B.C.A. Sem.– IV 22 22 22 02 15 05
3. B.C.A. Sem. – VI 17 17 17 03 14 00
Subject: BCA
Session 2010-11
is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.C.A. Sem.– I 24 24 24 00 14 10
2. B.C.A. Sem.– III 38 35 35 00 26 09
3. B.C.A. Sem. – V 22 22 22 02 16 04
Session 2010-11

is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.C.A. Sem.– II 24 24 24 02 21 01
2. B.C.A. Sem.– IV 38 35 35 00 30 05
3. B.C.A. Sem. – VI 22 22 22 05 17 00
Subject: BCA
Session 2011-12
is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.C.A. Sem.– I 17 17 17 00 06 11
2. B.C.A. Sem.– III 24 24 24 07 17 00
3. B.C.A. Sem. – V 37 35 35 00 32 03
Session 2011-12

is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.C.A. Sem.– II 17 17 17 00 10 07
2. B.C.A. Sem.– IV 24 24 24 06 18 00
3. B.C.A. Sem. – VI 37 23 23 02 21 00
Subject: BCA
Session 2012-13
is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.C.A. Sem.– I 31 31 31 01 04 26
2. B.C.A. Sem.– III 17 17 17 00 14 03
3. B.C.A. Sem. – V 24 24 24 05 19 00
Session 2012-13

is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.C.A. Sem.– II 31 31 31 01 19 11
2. B.C.A. Sem.– IV 17 17 17 00 14 03
3. B.C.A. Sem. – VI 24 24 24 04 20 00

Session 2009-10
is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.A. Sem.– I 48 48 01 12 35
2. B.A. Sem.– III 40 34 01 17 16
3. B.A. Sem.– V 24 22 00 13 09
4. B.Com Sem.– I 88 88 11 58 19
5. B.Com Sem.– III 40 38 00 19 19
6. B.Com Sem.– V 34 32 04 17 11
7. B.Sc. Sem. – I 113 111 02 58 51
8. B.Sc. Sem. – III 65 61 07 43 11
9. B.Sc. Sem. – V 78 75 08 57 10
Session 2009-10

is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.A. Sem.– II 48 44 00 25 19
2. B.A. Sem.– IV 40 36 02 32 02
3. B.A. Sem.– VI 24 21 00 13 09
4. B.Com Sem.– II 88 86 01 64 20
5. B.Com Sem.– IV 40 34 00 19 15
6. B.Com Sem.– VI 34 32 04 17 11
7. B.Sc. Sem. – II 113 111 02 69 40
8. B.Sc. Sem. – IV 65 63 04 38 21
9. B.Sc. Sem. – VI 78 74 09 56 94

Session 2010-11
is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.A. Sem.– I 50 38 00 11 27
2. B.A. Sem.– III 48 42 00 22 20
3. B.A. Sem.– V 40 34 01 20 13
4. B.Com Sem.– I 97 80 00 35 45
5. B.Com Sem.– III 88 88 01 61 26
6. B.Com Sem.– V 40 39 04 34 01
7. B.Sc. Sem. – I 147 137 00 58 79
8. B.Sc. Sem. – III 113 104 03 61 40
9. B.Sc. Sem. – V 65 61 06 45 10
Session 2010-11

is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.A. Sem.– II 50 38 01 18 19
2. B.A. Sem.– IV 48 36 02 32 02
3. B.A. Sem.– VI 40 35 06 27 02
4. B.Com Sem.– II 97 79 00 49 30
5. B.Com Sem.– IV 88 84 01 59 24
6. B.Com Sem.– VI 40 39 04 34 01
7. B.Sc. Sem. – II 147 139 00 86 53
8. B.Sc. Sem. – IV 113 111 03 83 25
9. B.Sc. Sem. – VI 65 61 04 53 04

Session 2011-12
is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.A. Sem.– I 41 38 00 06 32
2. B.A. Sem.– III 50 38 00 23 15
3. B.A. Sem.– V 48 42 01 40 01
4. B.Com Sem.– I 104 84 00 22 62
5. B.Com Sem.– III 97 75 01 44 30
6. B.Com Sem.– V 88 86 01 75 10
7. B.Sc. Sem. – I 109 102 00 16 86
8. B.Sc. Sem. – III 147 126 01 76 49
9. B.Sc. Sem. – V 113 95 06 82 07
Session 2011-12

is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.A. Sem.– II 41 32 03 15 14
2. B.A. Sem.– IV 50 36 02 25 09
3. B.A. Sem.– VI 48 40 01 34 05
4. B.Com Sem.– II 104 80 02 34 44
5. B.Com Sem.– IV 97 68 00 55 13
6. B.Com Sem.– VI 88 87 02 61 24
7. B.Sc. Sem. – II 129 125 00 08 117
8. B.Sc. Sem. – IV 147 130 01 91 39
9. B.Sc. Sem. – VI 113 99 04 90 05

Session 2012-13
is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.A. Sem.– I 38 35 00 03 32
2. B.A. Sem.– III 41 37 00 06 31
3. B.A. Sem.– V 50 39 01 21 17
4. B.Com Sem.– I 104 103 00 23 80
5. B.Com Sem.– III 104 81 00 14 67
6. B.Com Sem.– V 97 75 02 60 13
7. B.Sc. Sem. – I 173 164 00 69 95
8. B.Sc. Sem. – III 109 101 01 43 57
9. B.Sc. Sem. – V 147 130 02 95 33
Session 2012-13

is < 65
75 and 60
1. B.A. Sem.– II 38 29 01 04 24
2. B.A. Sem.– IV 41 34 01 04 29
3. B.A. Sem.– VI 50 36 05 27 04
4. B.Com Sem.– II 104 99 00 15 84
5. B.Com Sem.– IV 104 75 00 30 45
6. B.Com Sem.– VI 97 70 03 53 14
7. B.Sc. Sem. – II 173 163 00 27 136
8. B.Sc. Sem. – IV 109 99 00 17 82
9. B.Sc. Sem. – VI 147 128 04 122 02
List of Major Equipments

S. No. Name of the Equipment Technical Specification Qty
01. Server IBM e-Server 01
02. Computer (Total – 89) Pentium IV – 3.0 GHz 02
Pentium IV – 2.0 GHz 10
Pentium IV – 1.4 GHz 01
Pentium III – 700 MHz 02
Pentium III – 450 MHz 04
Pentium I – 100 MHz 10
Celeron 2.0 GHz 12
Celeron 633 MHz 02
Cyrix 333 MHz 04
HCL Dual Core 45
03. Printers (Total – 06) H.P. Office Jet 01
DMP - Panasonic 01
Desk Jet – HP 01
DMP – Tansai 01
DMP – Wipro 01
MFD - Samsung 01
04. Scanner (Total – 02) HP - Scan Jet 02
05. Web Camera 03
06. U.P.S. (Total – 03) 2000 VA 01
1000 VA 01
500 VA 01
07. CVT (Total – 03) 2000 VA 02
1000 VA 01
08. Licensed Software MS - DOS 6.22 01
MS - Windows - 95 01
MS - Windows XP 01
Fortran for DOS 01
Cobol for DOS 01
Pascal for DOS 01
Page Maker 6.5 01
Corol Draw 10 01
MS - OFFICE 2000 Professional 01
Anti Virus 01
09. Modem 56 Kbps External 02
10. Ethernet Hub Twisted Pair – Cat 4 08
11. Vacuum Cleaner Trandy 01
12. Wireless Keyboard & Mouse Logitech Bundle 01
13. Digital Camera Kodak Easy Share 01
INVITED VARIOUS SUBJECT EXPERTS FOR SPECIAL LECTURE : -

BCA/BBA/Computer Application
S.N. Experts Name College Class
1 DR. K.K.RAO Dr. Hari Singh Gour University Sagar BCA

M.P.
2 Dr.Arvind Jain Dr. Hari Singh Gour College Sagar M.P. BBA
3 Dr. Y.S.Thakur Dr. Hari Singh Gour College Sagar M.P. BBA
4 Dr. Bhupendra singh Ojashvini Eng. College Sagar M.P. BCA
5 Dr. Ashish Verma Dr. Hari Singh Gour College Sagar M.P. BCA
6 Dr. J.K.Jain Dr. Hari Singh Gour College Sagar M.P. B.B.A.
7 Dr. G.L Puntamwekar Dr. Hari Singh Gour College Sagar M.P. BBA
8 Dr. Diwakar shukla Dr. Hari Singh Gour College Sagar M.P. BCA
9 Dr. A.K. Patak Dr. Hari Singh Gour College Sagar M.P. BCA
10 Dr. Shri Bhagwat Dr. Hari Singh Gour College Sagar M.P. BBA
11 Dr. Sanbiha Dwabedi NRI College Bhopal BCA
12 Dr. Nitayant Sharma NRI College Bhopal BCA
13 Dr. Uday Shrivastava Dr. Hari Singh Gour College Sagar M.P. BCA
14 Dr. Dharmesh Khare Govt. Maharaja College Chhatarpur BCA
15 Dr. Yovraj Patil Govt. P.G. College Chhindwada BCA
16 Dr. Jayant Dubey Btirt Eng College Sagar BBA
17 Dr. Shorabh Jain Shri Vaishnav Eng.College Indore BCA
18 Dr. Sanjay Thakur A R I College Bhopal BCA
19 Dr. Virendra Tiwari LNCT College Bhopal BCA
20 Dr. Shweta Ojha BTIRT Eng.College Sagar BCA
21 Dr. Manish Travedi New Dehli college BCA

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Govt. Autonomous Girls P.G.

DR. ANAND TIWARI DR. NAVEEN GIDEON

 Miss Ankita Jain  Miss Deepti Thakur

 Mrs Shikha Urmil Khan  Miss Sneha Mourya

Computer App. Guest Faculty MATH GUEST FACULTY

 Mr. Deepesh jain  Miss Neha Agarwal

 Mr. Abhishek Samaiya

LAB TECH. – MR. S.K. SHARMA

MISS SWATI DUBEY

LAB ATTE.- MR. MAHENDRA PRAJAPATI

Department No. – 07582-404480

2 Year of Establishment 1979

3 Courses/Programmes and subject combinations offered 1

4 Number of teaching posts sanctioned and filled 1/1

5 Number of Administrative Staff -

6 Number of Technical Staff -

7 Number of Students (Men/Women) Give details course wise 149

8 Ratio of Teachers to Students 1 : 149

9 Ratio of Teachers to Research scholars -

11 Number of teachers in academic bodies of other Autonomous Colleges and 1

12 Latest revision of the curriculum (year) 2006

13 Number of students passed in NET/SLET etc. (last 5 years) -

14 Success Rate of students 100%

15 Demand Ratio (No. of seats : No. of applications) 1:1

16 Awards and recognition received by faculty (last 5 years) -

17 Faculty who have Attended Natl./Intl. Seminars (last 5 years) -

18 Number of national/ international seminars organized (Last 5 years) -

19 Number of teachers engaged in consultancy and the revenue generated -

20 Number of Ongoing projects and their total outlay -

22 Number of inventions and patents -

23 Number of Ph. D thesis guided during the last five years -

24 Publications by faculty (last 5 years) -

25 Average citation index and impact factor of publications -

26 Number of Books in the Departmental Library, if any -

27 Number of Journals/Periodicals in the departmental library -

2 Year of Establishment 1996

3 Courses/Programmes and subject combinations offered 02

4 Number of teaching posts sanctioned and filled 5

8 Ratio of Teachers to Students 1 : 108

11 Number of teachers in academic bodies of other Autonomous Colleges and

12 Latest revision of the curriculum (year) 2007

13 Number of students passed in NET/SLET etc. (last 5 years) -

14 Success Rate of students 85%

15 Demand Ratio (No. of seats : No. of applications) 1:1

16 Awards and recognition received by faculty (last 5 years) -

17 Faculty who have Attended Natl./Intl. Seminars (last 5 years) -

18 Number of national/ international seminars organized (Last 5 years) -

19 Number of teachers engaged in consultancy and the revenue generated -

20 Number of Ongoing projects and their total outlay -

22 Number of inventions and patents -

23 Number of Ph. D thesis guided during the last five years -

24 Publications by faculty (last 5 years) -

25 Average citation index and impact factor of publications -

26 Number of Books in the Departmental Library, if any -

27 Number of Journals/Periodicals in the departmental library -

29 Annual Budget 44.45 Lakhs