Aqar 2017-2018 PDF

Uttari Bharat Sabha’s
RAMANAND ARYA D.A.V. COLLEGE

BHANDUP (EAST), MUMBAI - 400042
The Annual Quality Assurance

Report (AQAR) of the IQAC
2017-2018
Uttari Bharat Sabha’s
Ramanand Arya D.A.V. College
The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC
Part – A
1. Details of the Institution
1.1 Name of the Institution Ramanand Arya D.A.V. College
1.2 Address Line 1 Veer Savarkar Marg, Near DatarColony
Address Line 2 Bhandup East
City/Town MUMBAI
State Maharashtra
Pin Code 400 042
Institution e-mail address info@radav.org
Contact Nos. 022-25662921 (Office)
Name of the Head of the Institution Dr. Ajay Bhamare
Tel. No. with STD Code 022 – 2566 0513
Mobile : 09833552608
Name of the IQAC Co-ordinator: Ms. Janine Almeida
Mobile 09892804881
IQAC e-mail address: ramanandaryadaviqac@gmail.com
R.A.D.A.V. College : AQAR 2017-2018 Page No. 1

1.3 NAAC Track ID(For ex. MHCOGN
MHCOGN11370
18879)
1.4 NAAC Executive Committee No. &

EC(SC)/09/A & A/10.2 dated14.09.15
Date:
(For Example EC/32/A&A/143 dated
3-5-2004. This EC no. is available in
the right corner- bottom of your
institution’s Accreditation
Certificate)
1.5 Website Address : www.radav.org
Web-link of the AQAR: www.radav.org/naac/AQAR2016-17.pdf

For ex. http://www.ladykeanecollege.edu.in/AQAR2012-13.doc
1.6 Accreditation Details :
Year of Validity
Sl. No. Cycle Grade CGPA
Accreditation Period
1 1st Cycle B 74.00 2004 - 05 2008 - 09
2 2nd Cycle A 3.19 2015- 16 2020- 21
3 3rd Cycle
4 4th Cycle
1.7 Date of Establishment of IQAC : DD/MM/YYYY 01.07.2005
1.8 AQAR for the year (for example 2010-11) 2017-18
1.9 Details of the previous year’s AQAR submitted to NAACafterthe latest Assessment
and Accreditation by NAAC ((for example AQAR 2010-11submitted to NAAC on 12-
10-2011)
Nil (latest accreditation was done during 2015-2016)
AQAR for 2015-2016 submitted to NAAC on 08.05.17
1.10 Institutional Status

Univesity State -- Central -- Deemed -- Private --
Affiliated Yes  No -

Constituent College Yes - No -
Autonomous college of UGC Yes - No -
Regulatory Agency approved Institution Yes  No -

(eg. AICTE, BCI, MCI, PCI, NCI)
Type of Institution Co-education  Men Women
Urban  Rural Tribal
Financial Status Grant-in-aid  UGC 2(f)  UGC 12 (B) 
Grant-in-aid + Self Financing  Totally Self-financing --
1.11 Types of Faculty/Programme

Arts -- Science -- Commerce  Law -- PEI (Phys Edu) --
TEI(Edu) -- Engineering -- Health Science -- Management --
Others (Specify) ----
1.12 Name of the Affiliating University (for the Colleges) University of Mumbai
1.13 Special status conferred by Central/ State Government-- UGC/CSIR/DST/DBT/ICMR

etc.
Yes-Minority Status (Linguistic)
Autonomy by State/Central Govt./University --
University with Potential for Excellence -- UGC-CPE --
DST Star Scheme -- UGC-CE --
UGC-Special Assistance Programme -- DST-FIST --
UGC-Innovative PG programmes -- Any other (Specify) --
UGC-COP Programmes --
2. IQAC Composition and Activities
2.1 No. of Teachers 7
2.2 No. of Administrative/Technical staff 1
2.3 No. of students 1
2.4 No. of Management representatives 1
2.5 No. of Alumni 1
2.6 No. of any other stakeholder and community representatives 1
2.7 No. of Employers/ Industrialists 1
2.8 No. of other External Experts 1
2.9 Total No. of members 14
2.10 No. of IQAC meetings held 2
2.11 No. of meetings with various stakeholders Total No. 4 Faculty 2
Non-Teaching Staff 1 Students 1 Alumni -- Others --
2.12 Has IQAC received any funding from UGC during the year? No
If yes, mention the amount --
2.13 Seminars and Conferences (only quality related)

(i) No. of Seminars/Conferences/ Workshops/Symposia organized by the IQAC
Total Nos. 1 International -- National 1
State -- Institution Level --
(ii) Themes ‘Sustaining Quality: NAAC New Guidelines, 2017’.

2.14 Significant Activities and contributions made by IQAC
 The process of adding additional classrooms has been initiated.
 A National Conference on the ‘New NAAC Guidelines’ effective from July
2017 was organized.
 Intake capacity of research scholars in the college Research Centre for PhD
has been increased.
 IQAC scholarships have been awarded.
 Academic, Administrative and Gender Audits have been done.
 Increased use of ICT enabled teaching. ICT infrastructure was improved by

adding five new desktop computers with Intel Core i5 processors. Internet
facility is upgraded and broadband speed improved from 8 Mbps to 50 Mbps.
 Green Club was formed to work in a focused manner on environmental issues.
 Minor research projects were undertaken by thirteen faculty members.
 Parent teacher meetings were organized.
 Increased use of Solar Energy.
 Free health checkups were organized in the college for the benefits of
students, faculty members and the community around the college.
 Increased use of multi media in the teaching learning process.
2.15 Plan of Action by IQAC/Outcome

The plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year towards
quality-enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of the year *
Plan of Action Achievements

(i) To organize an IQAC (i) One day National Interdisciplinary
Conference on the new NAAC Conference on, ‘Sustaining quality;
guidelines NAAC New Guidelines, 2017’ was
organized on 17 February, 2018.
(ii) To organize an Academic, (ii) Academic audit was done on
Administrative and Gender 10.08.2017, Administrative audit was
Audits done on 08.02.2018 and Gender audit
was done on 09.01.2018 and the
recommendations are in the process of
being implemented.
Plan of Action Achievements
(iii) To promote a research climate (iii) Thirteen faculty members have
through initiatives such as submitted minor research projects of the
faculty undertaking research University of Mumbai.
projects
(iv) To motivate students to (iv) Students participated in large numbers
participate in the Youth in various events in Inter-Collegiate
Festival organized by Youth Festival of University of Mumbai
University of Mumbai 2017-18 and won two prizes i.e. in the
One Act Play and Mehendi at the zonal
level.
(v) To host syllabus revision (v) The college organised syllabus revision
workshops / meeting on behalf workshop for second year commerce
of Board of Studies, University courses.
of Mumbai
(vi) To encourage eco-friendly (vi) The Green Club organized a number of
activities and use of renewable programs on environment related issues.
energy resources in the college A Solar Panelof 10KW was installed on
19th August 2017. It is in addition to the
existing solar panel of 10 KW.
(vii) To make further strides in (vii) There were several campaigns and
extension work and intensify programmes organized on Women’s
programmes on social Empowerment, Road Safety,
awareness. Cleanliness, Yoga, Health,
Environmental Awareness and other
programmes on Social Awareness. The
college won the “Best College’ Award
for National Service Scheme (NSS) at
the University level. The ‘Best NSS
Programme Office’ award was given to
Mr. Kathiresan of our college.
(viii) To provide facilities and (viii) The college bagged several medals at
incentives to sports persons in the level of Mumbai University as also
order for them to excel in at Inter-University Level. in Kabaddi
sports. and Squash. In Taekwondo the college
won a Gold Medal at the Inter
Collegiate Tournament at the University
of Mumbai.
* Attach the Academic Calendar of the year as Annexure. : Please refer to Annexure (i)

2.15 Whether the AQAR was placed in statutory body Yes
Management  Syndicate -- Any other body --
Provide the details of the action taken

The management approved the AQAR and assured the IQAC of its complete
support for the implementation of the plan of actions proposed in the report.
Details of Action Taken: information provided in the Action Taken Report
(ATR) under Criterion VII, Clause 7.2.

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PART - B
Criterion – I
1. Curricular Aspects
1.1 Details about Academic Programmes
Number of Number of value
Number of self-
Level of the Number of existing programmes added / Career
financing
Programme Programmes added during Oriented
programmes
the year programmes
PhD 1 -- -- --
PG 7 -- 2 --
UG 10 -- 5 4
PG Diploma -- -- -- --
Advanced -- -- -- --
Diploma
Diploma -- -- -- --
Certificate -- -- -- --
Others -- -- -- --
Total 18 -- 7 4
Interdisciplinary -- -- -- --
Innovative -- -- -- --
1.2 (i) Flexibility of the Curriculum: CBGS

(ii) Pattern of programmes:
Pattern Number of programmes
Semester 09
Trimester --
Annual --
1.3 Feedback from stakeholders* Alumni  Parents  Employers

Students 
(On all aspects)
Mode of feedback : Online  Manual  Co-operating schools (for PEI)
*Please provide an analysis of the feedback in the Annexure
Please refer to Annexure (ii) for details

1.4 Whether there is any revision/update of regulation or syllabi, if yes, mention their salient
aspects.
As our college is affiliated to the University of Mumbai, we follow the syllabi and regulations
set by the University. Several of our faculty members are on the syllabus restructuring
committees of the University of Mumbai.
1.5 Any new Department/Centre introduced during the year. If yes, give details.
NO

Criterion – II
2. Teaching, Learning and Evaluation
2.1 Total No. of Total Asst. Professors Associate Professors Professors Others
permanent faculty 15 05 10 - -
2.2 No. of permanent faculty with Ph.D. 06
2.3 No. of Faculty Asst. Associate Professors Others Total

Positions Recruited Professors Professors
(R) and Vacant (V) R V R V R V R V R V
during the year 30 - - - - - - - 30 -
2.4 No. of Guest and Visiting faculty and Temporary faculty 06 -- --
2.5 Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

International National
No. of Faculty State level
level level
Attended Seminars/Workshops -- 46 --
Presented papers -- 41 --
Resource Persons -- 01 --
2.6 Innovative processes adopted by the institution in Teaching and Learning:

The following methods of Teaching Learning have been used:
 Role playing, sharing student experiences are used for enhancing learning.
 Guest lectures.
 Assignments given to the students and later discussed in classrooms.
 LCD Projectors used for UG / PG Classes.
 Students encouraged to participate in ‘Earn and Learn’.
 Debate, Elocution, Quiz competitions, General Knowledge Competition and Group

Discussion.
 Use of multi media
 Live demonstration, Study tours, sharing newspaper clippings, showing live stock
market and Viva Voce.

 YouTube Videos, specific subject based websites, Problem solving Method,
Simulation ,Mock Interview Session
 Use of Power point presentation especially for Map reading.
 Participative strategy in map filling where students practice maps in the class
Itself and draw it on a blackboard.
 On field visit to understand concepts like food chain, food web, Solid waste
management etc.,
 Quiz questions were framed for World map studies.
 ‘Read a Book Take a Pen’ was a competition organized by the library which gave an
incentive to large number of students to present their understanding on a book of their
choice.
2.7 Total No. of actual teaching days during this academic year 180
2.8 Examination/ Evaluation Reforms initiated by the Institution (for example: Open Book
Examination, Bar Coding, Double Valuation, Photocopy, Online Multiple Choice
Questions)
The College implements the following examination/evaluation reforms initiated by the
University,
 Bar coded answer books are being used for Vth and VIth semester of all third year courses
and also for M.com.
 Photocopy of answer scripts at all levels by paying the prescribed fees. .
 Faculty of the college relieved on time for University duties related to evaluation,
conducting of examination.
 In house printing of Question papers.
2.9 No. of faculty members involved in curriculum restructuring/revision/syllabus development

as member of Board of Study/Faculty/Curriculum Development workshop
Curriculum Syllabus development Curriculum Development
restructuring/revision as member of Board of workshop
Study/Faculty
01 -- --
2.10 Average percentage of attendance of students 75

2.11 Course/Programme wise distribution of pass percentage:
Total no. of Passing

Division
Title of the Programme students %
appeared O A B C D E
T.Y.B.COM(SEM V) 434 21 131 106 54 17 2 76.27
T.Y.B.COM(SEM VI) 430 01 46 108 120 69 33 87.67
T.Y.B.A.F (SEM V) 68 02 23 20 12 03 -- 88.24
T.Y.B.A.F.(SEM VI) 67 0 25 21 04 03 -- 79.10
T.Y.BBI (SEM V ) 65 03 20 25 06 0 -- 83.07
T.Y.BBI (SEM VI ) 65 0 05 23 22 06 -- 86.15
T.Y.BFM (SEMV) 51 0 10 06 08 03 -- 52.94
T.Y.BFM (SEM VI ) 51 0 09 12 10 03 11 88.23
T.Y.BFM (SEMV) 60 0 08 24 14 05 -- 85.00
T.Y.BMS(SEM VI) 60 0 04 18 12 05 1 66.67
T.Y.B.SC(IT)(SEM V) 116 02 26 21 09 04 -- 53.45
T.Y.B.SC(IT)(SEM VI) 116 02 15 20 19 08 21 73.28
M.COM I 102 * * * * * -- 69.90
M.COM II 99 * * * * * -- 49.49
M.COM III (ACCOUNTS) 74 * * * * * -- 68.83
M.COM III (MGMT.) 32 * * * * * -- 75.75
M.COM IV (ACCOUNTS) 73 * * * * * -- 86.48
M.COM IV (MGMT.) 29 * * * * * -- 82.75
Note: * No Grades allotted by the University
2.12 How does IQAC Contribute/Monitor/Evaluate the Teaching & Learning processes:
 Use of Multi Media in the Teaching-Learning process.
 Library provides OPAC facility to students and provides a special computer to them to
search books.
 Previous year question papers are scanned and uploaded on college website and mailed to
students on demand.
 Students are encouraged for the use of E-books.
 Link references are given to students for their study.
 Improvements made, based on feedback received.
 Academic calendar is prepared. Teaching Plans are made by the faculty, tests and question
bank is given to students. Faculty are encouraged to adopt a participative approach in the
classroom, arrange guest lectures and Field visits.

2.13 Initiatives undertaken towards faculty development
Number of faculty
Faculty / Staff Development Programmes
benefitted
Refresher courses 01
UGC – Faculty Improvement Programme 02
(HRD programmes -
Orientation programmes -
Faculty exchange programme -
Staff training conducted by the university -
Staff training conducted by other institutions 01
Summer / Winter schools, Workshops, etc. -
Others 37
Faculty from the college have been appointed on the panel of subject experts for placement
under the Career Advancement Scheme for the recruitment and placement of faculty in other
colleges.
2.14 Details of Administrative and Technical staff

Category Number of Number of Number of Number of
Permanent Vacant permanent positions filled
Employees Positions positions filled temporarily
during the
Year
Administrative Staff 43 06 - 02
Technical Staff - - - -

Criterion – III
3. Research, Consultancy and Extension
3.1 Initiatives of the IQAC in Sensitizing/Promoting Research Climate in the institution

The IQAC promotes research climate in the institution by motivating the staff and students to
organise and participate in research activities around the year. Following activities indicate
such initiatives:
 The IQAC organised a one day National level interdisciplinary Conference on

‘Sustaining Quality: NAAC New Guidelines, 2017’,
 The college organised syllabus revision workshop for second year Commerce Courses.
 Assistant professor Mr. Basutkar Thirupati Laxman presented a paper titled, ‘Youth
Aspirations Vis-à-vis Demographic Dividend : A case study of youths in Bhandup (E),
Mumbai’ at an International Conference organised by the School of Economics, Shri Mata
Vaishno Devi University, Katra, Jammu Kashmir on February 23 rd and 24th , 2018.
 Undergraduate and post graduate students were motivated and mentored to present
research papers in the conference organised by the college. (Please refer to Annexure
(iv)
 Thirteen faculty members have submitted minor research projects of the University of
Mumbai.
 The College is an Associate Member of the International Network of Quality Assurance

Agencies for Higher Education (INQAAHE), Head Quartered in Barcelona, Spain.
3.2 Details regarding major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted
Number Nil Nil Nil Nil
Outlay in Rs. Lakhs NA NA NA NA
3.3 Details regarding minor projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted
Number 13 Nil Nil 13
Outlay in Rs. Lakhs 3,41,000 Nil Nil 3,41,000

3.4 Details on research publications
International National Others
Peer Review Journals 01 53 
Non-Peer Review Journals   
e-Journals   
Conference proceedings   
3.5 Details on Impact factor of publications:
Range -- Average -- h-index -- Nos. in SCOPUS --
3.6 Research funds sanctioned and received from various funding agencies, industry and other
organisations:
Name of the
Duration Total grant Received
Nature of the Project funding
Year sanctioned
Agency
Major projects - - - -
University of
Minor Projects 2017-18 Rs.3,41,000 Rs.3,41,000
Mumbai
Interdisciplinary Projects - - - -
Industry sponsored - - - -
Projects sponsored by the
- - - -
University/ College
Students research projects
-
(other than compulsory by the - - -
University)
Any other(Specify) - - - -
Total - - Rs.3,41,000 Rs.3,41,000
3.7 No. of books published :

i) With ISBN No. 5 Chapters in Edited Books 02
ii) Without ISBN No. Nil
3.8 No. of University Departments receiving funds from

Not applicable since we are an affiliated college.
UGC-SAP CAS No DST-FIST --
DPE NA DBT Scheme/funds NA

3.9 For colleges
Autonomy NA CPE NA DBT Star Scheme -
INSPIRE NA CE NA Any other (specify) -
3.10 Revenue generated through consultancy Nil
3.11 No. of conferences organized by the Institution:

Level International National State University College
Number - 01   
Sponsoring Agencies - College   
management
3.12 No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons 07
3.13 No. of collaborations 02 International --
National -- Other --
Note: The College has working MOUs with Nahata College, Bhusawal and KBP College, Thane
East, Maharashtra.
3.14 No. of linkages created during this year 5

Note: The College library has established linkages with libraries of well known institutions:
TISS, USIS, British Library, Bombay Charted Accountancy Society and Indian Merchant
Chambers
3.15 Total budget for research for current year in lakhs:

From funding agency Rs.3,41,000
From Management of University/College Rs.50,000
Total Rs.3,91,000
3.16 No. of patents received this year

Type of Patent Number
National Applied Nil
Granted Nil
International Applied Nil
Granted Nil

Commercialised Applied Nil
Granted Nil
3.17 No. of research awards/ recognitions received by faculty and research fellows of the institute
in the year :
Total International National State University District College
01 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil
3.18 No. of faculty from the Institution who are Ph. D. Guides 03
and students registered under them 09
3.19 No. of Ph.D. awarded by faculty from the Institution 01
3.20 No. of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones)
JRF Nil SRF Nil Project Fellows Nil Any other Nil
3.21 No. of students Participated in NSS events:

University Level 200 State Level 09
National Nil International Level Nil
3.22 No. of students participated in NCC events:

(The college has not been sanctioned an NCC unit)
University Level Nil State Level Nil
3.23 No. of Awards won in NSS:

University Level 02 State Level Nil

Note: The NSS unit of the college received 12 awards from various NGOs in Mumbai

3.24 No. of Awards won in NCC:
(The college has not been sanctioned an NCC unit)
University Level Nil State Level Nil
3.25 No. of Extension activities organized

University Forum 16 College Forum 57
NCC Nil NSS 57 Any other --
3.26 Major Activities during the year in the sphere of extension activities and Institutional Social
Responsibility.
 College staff have been participating in election duties as a part of social responsibility and
outreach
 A number of activities reflecting Institutional Social Responsibility and extension have
been conducted during the year. Please refer to Annexure (v) for details.


Criterion – IV
4. Infrastructure and Learning Resources
4.1 Details of increase in infrastructure facilities:
Newly Source of
Facilities Existing created Fund Total
5865.40 sq. 5865.40
Campus area ft. -- -- sq. ft.
Class rooms 28 -- -- 28
Laboratories(IT Labs) 04 -- -- 04
Seminar Halls 02 -- -- 02
No. of important equipments purchased (> 1-0 lakh) during the current year (Value: Rs. 4.5868 Lakhs)
Desktop Computers 151 5 (Lenovo) Managem ent 156
Laptop Computers 10 -- -- 10
Box Speakers 36 -- -- 36
Column Speakers 14 -- -- 14
Interactive Projector 1 -- -- 1
CC Camera 74 -- -- 74
Solar Panel 10 KVA 2 -- -- 2
Air Conditioners 20 -- -- 20
LCD Monitors 40 -- -- 40
Digital Projectors 10 -- -- 10
Photo Copying Machines 2 -- -- 2
Printers 12 -- -- 12
Scanners 2 -- -- 2
Public Address System 3 -- -- 3
Fire Extinguishers 32 -- -- 32
Ricoh Cyclostyling Maching 2 -- -- 2
Canon IR2525 Xerox Machine 0 1 Management 1
Generator 1 -- -- 1
Water Coolers 6 -- -- 6
EPBX System 1 -- -- 1
Digital Camera 1 -- -- 1
LCD Projectors 10 -- -- 10
Server 2 -- -- 2
Software Oracle Database Standard 1 -- -- 1
Edition
Equipment below one lakh and other new purchases (Value : Rs. 2.28 Lakhs)
Indoor IR Dome Camera(Exam -- 1 Management 1
Room)
Digital Token Display System 1 -- -- 1
Chairs 400 100 Management 500

4.2 Computerization of administration and library
Air Conditioned Cyber Zone in the library with 17 desktops with broadband facility is well
maintained so that students are getting maximum benefit.
The INFLIBNET – NLIST subscription for e-journals is renewed.
Bar coding of books in the library is a continuing process.
Library started its operations with ILMS software SOUL version 2.0.0.12 which is partially
automated.
Equipment such as printers, cyber security and other software, Close Circuit cameras,
barcode scanner, scanners and interactive projector are being used.
A dynamic college website .
The digital display and announcement system facilitates the smooth functioning of the
admission process.
4.3 Library Services :

Existing Newly added Total
No. Value No. Value No. Value
(in Rs.) (in Rs.) (in Rs.)
Text Books 12566 1314939 1109 147039 13675 1461978
Reference Books 9391 2828535 353 203803 9744 3032338
e-Books 3135000 5900 3135000 5900
Journals 75 111092 -- -- 75 111092
e-Journals 6000+ 5900 6000+ 5900
Digital Database - - - -- - -
CD & Video 882 - 34 6990 916 6990
Others (Newspapers) 16 16972 2 2622 18 19305
The college has renewed institutional membership of American Library, British Library, Tata
Institute of Social Studies and Mumbai Chartered Accountancy Society.

4.4 Technology up gradation (overall) :
Total Computer Internet Browsing Computer Office Departme Others
Computers Lab (04) Centres Centres nts
Existing 151 81 + 01 130 17 - 18 + 01 04 31
server server
Added 5 Desktop 5 5 - - - - -
Total 156 86 + 01 135 17 18+ 04 31
server 01
Server
4.5 Computer, Internet access, training to teachers and students and any other programme
for technology up gradation (Networking, e-Governance etc.)
Internet Facility is upgraded and Broadband speed improved from 8Mbps to 50 Mbps.
A workshop on use of ICT tools for effective teaching was conducted by Department of
Information Technology for the teaching faculty.
The Department of Information Technology conducted a workshop for the non teaching staff
titled “Just do it to improve your ICT skills”.
Presentation on Creating and using Google Classroom was conducted by Department Of

Economics for S.Y. and T.Y.B.Com students.
4.6 Amount spent on maintenance in lakhs:

(i) ICT 4.74868
(ii) Campus Infrastructure and facilities 16.06329
(iii) Equipment 3.16864
(iv) Others --
Total 23.98061


Criterion–V
5. Student Support and Progression
5.1 Contribution of IQAC in enhancing awareness about Student Support Services

The IQAC suggested ways in which students should be informed about the various student
support services of the college. Information about the various student support services was
communicated to the students through the updated prospectus, signage, notice boards and
circulars. The college has also an active website and a digital display token system.
5.2 Efforts made by the institution for tracking the progression

The academic performance of the students as well as the attendance is communicated to the
students and their parents. The academic results of the college are compared with the
University results and discussed with the faculty for necessary additional efforts in
improving the teaching, learning and evaluation process.
During the year, 50 students, who graduated from our college, secured admission for post-
graduation in our college.
5.3 (a) Total Number of Students :

UG PG Ph.D. Others
2884 239 05 Nil
(b) No. of students outside the state: Nil
(c) No. of international students Nil
Men No %
1502 48.02
Women No %
1626 51.98

Summary of Student Data : 2016-17 v/s 2017-18
Last Year-2016-17 This Year – 2017-18
General SC ST OBC Physically Total General SC ST OBC Physically Total

Challenged Challenged
2285 196 179 286 2846 2455 239 56 378 Nil 3128
Demand ratio: 1.2 : 24 Dropout%: <1%
5.4 Details of student support mechanism for coaching for competitive examinations (If any):
The college has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with a training institution,
Brightwayz, to conduct coaching sessions for the students for appearing for competitive
examinations for admission to postgraduate courses in Management. During the year, 39
students benefited from this initiative.
ASSISTANCE PROVIDED TO STUDENTS FOR EMPLOYMENT

2017 - 2018
Date of Organization Date of Description of Activity Targeted
Initiative Involved Event Beneficiaries
Information provided about the
ICA Academy Hire-Train-Deploy scheme for TY & M.Com
08.06.17
of Banking placement in Motilal Oswal students
Securities and Yes Bank
Motilal Oswal TY & M.Com
22.06.17 23.06.17 Interviews at Malad office
Securities students
Hire-Train-Deploy scheme for
ICA Academy TY & M.Com
21.07.17 25.07.17 position of ICICI Bank Sales
of Banking students
Officer
Kotak Mahindra
15.08.17 18.08.17 Campus Recruitment Drive Alumni
Bank
E-Clerx Services TY & M.Com
25.01.18 29.01.18 Campus Recruitment Drive
Ltd students
Information about Online Summer
03.03.18 Intern Theory All students
Internship Fair
Campus Recruitment Drive for
Sutherland TY & M.Com
06.03.18 20.03.18 Customer Service Consultants -
Global Services students
Voice

ASSISTANCE PROVIDED TO STUDENTS FOR EMPLOYMENT
2017 - 2018
Campus Recruitment Drive for
Sutherland TY & M.Com
22.03.18 27.03.18 Customer Service Consultants -
Global Services students
Voice
Kotak Mahindra Campus Recruitment Drive for TY & M.Com
17.04.18 20.04.18
Bank Phone Banking Officer students
PHI Learning
11.05.18 Pvt Ltd (Prentice Job openings Alumni
Hall)
ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN TO IMPROVE THE PERSONAL TRAITS OF

STUDENTS 2017 - 2018
The Nidan Drum Circle - a
Nidan Education motivational program on skill
08.06.17 17.06.17 TY students
& Skill Training development at Bedekar
Polytechnic, Thane
OTHER ACTIVITIES TO ASSIST STUDENTS FOR HIGHER STUDIES &

KNOWLEDGE ENHANCEMENT 2017 - 2018

21.07.17 Artha Vidhya - Dissemination of Information on B. Com &
division of Courses on Business Accounting M.Com
ePalmleaf ITES Process (BAP) compliant with students
Pvt. Ltd., GST requirements
Bangalore
03.08.17 Tata Institute Information provided to students TY &
of Social about Enrolment for PG Diploma M.Com
Sciences (TISS) in Management students
12.10.17 Mr. Probal 13.10.17 Special lecture on the Constitution FY
Gupta, Vice of India BMS/BBI/BA
Principal F/BFM

18.12.17 Cambridge 20.12.17 Seminar on CV Writing Skills TY students
English - part and Interview Skills
of University
of Cambridge,
U.K.
04.01.18 Rotary Club of 06.01.18 Two day workshop on 'Film FY/SY/TY +
Mulund Hills, and Appreciation' by Film Theorist & M.Com
Mumbai 07.01.18 Curator, Mr. Amit Gangar students
09.01.18 University of 11.01.18 Interaction with the University
North Texas, officials on Management Programs TY students
U.S.A. In in the University of North Texas,
association with U.S.A.
GEEBEE
Education
30.01.18 Endevour 30.01.18 Seminar on soft skills for TY &
Careers employability M.Com
students
01.02.18 Tax Consultants 05.02.18 Experts' talk on the new Goods & All students
Shri Sanjay Services Tax regime
Dwivedi &
Shri Raymond
George
21.02.18 Sutherland 22.02.18 HR Conclave organized at Taj Attended by
Global Services Mahal Palace about career Faculty
openings in Business Process Members
sector to update teaching faculty Tirupati
and through them the TY students Basutkar and
S.Sridharan
27.02.18 Maharashtra 28.02.18 Visit by students to the State FY/SY/TY
Legislature Legislative Assembly and Council, students
Secretariat while in session
09.03.18 BSE Institute - Information circulated about TY &
subsidiary of Certificate Programme in M.Com
Bombay Stock Investment Banking Operation students
Exchange (CPIBO)
No. of students beneficiaries : 320

5.5 No. of students qualified in these examinations:
NET : -- GATE : -- IAS/ IPS : -- UPSC : --
SET/SLET : -- CAT : -- State PSC : -- Other : --
5.6 Details of student counselling and career guidance:

CAMPUS SELECTION OF TY STUDENTS : 19
Sutherland Global Services : 12 students
Infosys & Capgemini : 1 student
Infosys : 2 students
Capgemini : 1 student
Tata Consultancy Services : 2 students
WIPRO : 1 student
ASSISTANCE PROVIDED TO ALUMNI 2017 - 2018

Information about job openings
and plans for the Campus
21.02.18 HDFC Sales Alumni
Recruitment Drive based on
student-response
OTHER SEMINARS ORGANISED BY THE COLLEGE FOR INVOLVING

STUDENTS IN OUTREACH ACTIVITIES 2017 - 2018
Liddlekidz
Foundation,
Therapy to spastic children by
05.12.17 USA & 05.12.17
volunteers from USA
Vatsalya
Foundation
No. of students benefitted : 320

5.7 Details of campus placement
On Campus Off Campus
Number of Number of Students Number of Students Number of Students
Organizations visited Participated Placed Placed
10 260 12 selected for final Other students placed
interview on their own
5.8 Details of gender sensitization programmes

 A six days workshop on yoga training was organized for junior and senior college girl
students between 16th and 21st June by the NSS Unit. There are many health problems
that girls face and which can be cured by doing regular exercise like yoga. Girls were
taught various types of yoga asanas important for their health during this session.
 On 11th August 2017, friendship day was celebrated in a unique way by Akshara
Foundation (a NGO working on women’s issues) and NSS unit by discussing with
the students their opinions about women safety. Students were asked to write about
their wishes in the matter of women’s safety and display it on a tree. They launched an
app – safetipin on the same day for women safety.
 On 22nd and 23rd September 2017, a gender workshop, an intercollegiate event was
organized by Akshara foundation and NSS unit. This was to make students aware of
gender equality.
 Akshara Foundation also took an initiative to teach 60 students about how to use
safetipin app and conduct audit for this app on 29 th September 2017.On the same day
they organized a human chain near the college showing posters of women
empowerment and a rally was organized. 60 students were present for the audit and
around 120 students participated in human chain and rally.
 To generate gender equality amongst the students, Mardangi – Film screening on

gender equality was organized on 6 December 2017 where 70 students participated.
Before and after the film screening interactive sessions were held called ‘Share the
Load’.
 Yuvak Yuvati mela was a programme focused on relationships and youngsters. There
was a healthy discussion on various kinds of relationships and how one should mainta in
it. 25 students participated in the programme on 20 th December 2017.
 Women’s Development Cell of the college organized a workshop on “pre-marital

counselling” in collaboration with Stree Mukti Sanghatana, a voluntary organiza tio n
working towards socio-economic empowerment of women since 1975. This workshop
was organized on 4th August 2017 for final year students.
 Women’s development cell in collaboration with Stree Mukti Saghatana also organized
a street play called ‘Beti aayi hai” on 19th December 2017.

5.9 Students Activities
5.9.1 No. of students participated in Sports, Games and other events
State/University Level 5 National Level 6 International Level 1
No. of students participated in cultural events university level- 65
State/University Level -- National Level -- International Level --
5.9.2 No. of medals /awards won by students in Sports, Games and other events
Sports State/University Level 5 National Level 5 International Level --
 The college Kabaddi (Men) & (Women) teams won Bronze Medal in the University of
Mumbai Kabaddi Tournament.
 Mr. Shashi Pandey and Mr.Aishwary Singh won the Gold Medal at the All India Inter
University Tournament held in Mumbai.
 Ms. Urvashi Joshi won the Bronze Medal in Squash at the All India Inter University
Tournament held in Mumbai.
 Ms. Sweta Kolekar won the Gold Medal in Takewondo at the Inter Collegiate
Tournament organized by the University of Mumbai, under the women's category.
Cultural State/University Level -- National Level -- International Level --
5.10 Scholarships and Financial :
Number Amount
of (in Rs.)
Students
Financial support from institution 10 1,34,105
Financial support from government 301 36,33,241
Financial support from other sources
 Association of Non Government Colleges (ANGC) 30 24,000
 Late Shri Rajpal Kapoor Foundation 55 3,85,000
 Sports 29 52,000
 IQAC 07 25,662
Total 432 42,54,008
 Late Jagdishchandra Memorial Scholarship 26 78,000
Total 458 43,32,008
Number of students who received International/National recognitions -- --
5.11 Student organized/ initiatives
Fairs :
Exhibitions :
5.12 No. of social initiatives undertaken by the students.

57 programmes were conducted by the students through the NSS.
5.13 Major grievances of students (if any) redressed:

The college provides a healthy environment conducive to the overall growth of the
students. So far there have not been any major contentious issues of students. A
Students’ Grievance Committee has been created to handle the grievances of the
students.

Criterion–VI
6. Governance, Leadership and Management
6.1 State the Vision and Mission of the institution

VISION
‘Empowerment through Education’

To make the institution a centre for excellence in the global context
MISSION
 To impart value based quality education devoid of all discrimination and to

make students self dependent and confident.
 To contribute to the transformation of society through teaching, learning and

extension activities.
 To provide equal access and opportunities especially to the socially and

economically disadvantaged students in order to strive for excellence.
6.2 Does the Institution has a management Information System Yes
6.3 Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following:
6.3.1 Curriculum Development
Dr. Ajay M. Bhamare, Principal of our college has been re-appointed as
Chairperson of the Board of Studies in Commerce by the University of Mumbai.
Syllabus Revision meetings for Third Year Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of

Management Studies, Bachelor of Banking and Insurance, Bachelor of Accounting
and Finance were held in the college campus during May 2018, impleme nted
from June 2018 onwards, under the guidance of our Principal and other experts from
Board of Studies. Our faculty members also contributed for the same.
Our faculty members participated in the Syllabus Revision Workshops conducted in

other colleges.

6.3.2 Teaching and Learning
Efforts have been made to improve the Teaching and Learning process through
the following means:
 Inviting resource persons to address the students on various subjects and to

provide insights on theoretical concepts taught in the class.
 Holding departmental meetings to discuss the issues faced in the teaching-

learning process so as to make improvements.
 Organising orientation programmes in the library for the newly enrolled

students to familiarize them with the facilities available in the library.
 Organising industrial visits and field trips for the students.
 Encouraging the students to participate in literary competitions
 Organising remedial lectures for the socially and economically disadvantaged

students.
6.3.3 Examination and Evaluation

 As an affiliate institution of the University of Mumbai, the college has followed
all the norms laid down by the University in respect of the examination process.
 The examination committee of our college prepared the schedule of all the
examinations to be conducted during the year in the beginning of the academic
session which enabled the faculty and students to plan their teaching and learning
schedules.
 Revaluation and moderation of the examination papers have been done as per
the\University rules and regulations.
 The students have been sensitised well in advance of the serious consequences of
using unfair means so that they refrain from indulging in the same.
6.3.4 Research and Development

Principal Dr. Ajay M. Bhamare is a recognized Ph.D. Guide in the faculty of
Commerce, University of Mumbai and has been guiding 5 Ph.D. students. He has
also been a Referee for the University of Mumbai, Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj
Nagpur University, Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University, Savitribai Phule Pune

University, Sardar Patel University, Pacific University Rajasthan and North
Maharashtra University.
Dr Madhubala Swami is recognized guide in the faculty of Economics for Univers ity
of Mumbai.
Dr.Sushama S. Patil, faculty from the Department of Commerce continued to give

guidance to four students from North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon
registered under her for Ph.D. She is also a Referee for the North Maharashtra
University for Ph.D. students and a Ph.D. Guide for University of Mumbai.
Mr Rajiv Khurana,HeadoftheDepartmentof Accountancy was awarded Ph.D degree

on 22nd December, 2017.
Two faculty members, Mr. Uday Shetty and Mr. R. Kathiresan are pursuing
Ph.D.
A National Conference was organised by IQAC of the college during the year
and
215 scholars published their research papers in journals brought out on the occasion
and also presented their papers to the delegates.
6.3.5 Library, ICT and physical infrastructure / instrumentation

Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC) has been made available in the library.
The library has acquired 9744 reference, 13675 text books and general reading
books during the year.
6000+ E-journals and 3135000+ E-Books have been made available to the faculty
members and students via N-List
Cyber Zone with broadband internet facility is made available to the faculty and
students.
Photocopying facilities have been provided to the students in the library.
ICT ADDITIONS:
Indoor IR dome camera – 1, Desktop – 5, Xerox machine - 1

6.3.6 Human Resource Management
Committees were formed at the beginning of the academic year and the nature
of their responsibilities and functioning were discussed in the IQAC and the
staff meetings.These committees met regularly and chalked out specific programmes
and schedules to organise various events. The events were meant to kindle the
spirit of creativity and participation among the students and faculty members and
thereby involve them in developmental, extra-curricular and community welfare
activities.
Various curricular and co-curricular activities were conducted throughout the year to
make teaching and learning more effective.
6.3.7 Faculty and Staff recruitment

Recruitment of faculty and staff is done in accordance with the University statutes
and care is taken to acquire the best talents for the institution.
6.3.8 Industry Interaction / Collaboration

To give a glimpse of practical working experience, students have been taken at
various industries and companies which help them to know corporate culture and also
to co-relate theoretical concept with practical approach.
To make students aware about the higher educational opportunities, various career
guidance programs have been conducted.
6.3.9 Admission of Students

Admission process was conducted as per the norms specified by the University of
Mumbai
6.4 Welfare Schemes

Teaching The Employees Cooperative Credit Society provides loans at low rate
of interest
Non- teaching The Employees Cooperative Credit Society provides loans at low rate
of interest.
Personal Insurance Policy from Oriental Insurance Company was

provided to the staff by the management

Students
 All the students of the college are provided accident-
insurance cover through the “Students’ Safety Policy” of
Oriental Insurance Company Limited.
 Scholarships of Rs 3, 85,000 have been provided to 55

economically disadvantaged students under the ‘Late Shri
Rajpal Kapoor Foundation’.
 Scholarships and free sports kits are provided to students who

excel in sports.
29 students have been given scholarship of Rs 52,000 for their

performance in sports.
 Government scholarships and freeships of Rs 36, 33, 241 have

been given to 301 students.
 Sum of Rs 24000 has been given to 30 students under

‘Association of Non Government Colleges Scholarship’
 Seven students have been awarded IQAC scholarship of Rs

25,662
 Financial support from Institution of Rs 1,34,105 have been

provided to 10 students
 Scholarships of Rs 78,000 have been provided to 26 students

under the ‘Late Jagdishchandra memorial scholarship’
Foundation’.
6.5 Total corpus fund generated Rs 10,39,410
6.6 Whether annual financial audit has been done Yes  No
6.7 Whether Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) has been done?
Audit Type Yes/No Agency Authority
Academic External Yes ---- Prin. Dr. M.S. Kurhade

Prin. Dr. T.P. Madhu Nair
Prin. Dr. Sunil Karve
Internal No ---- ---
Administrative External Yes ---- Prin. Dr. Chitra Natarajan
Mr. Devendrasingh J. Rajput
Internal No ---- ---

6.8 Does the University/Autonomous College declare results within 30 days?
NOT APPLICABLE AS WE ARE AN AFFILIATED COLLEGE.
For UG Programmes Yes -- No --
For PG Programmes Yes -- No --
6.9 What efforts are made by the University/ Autonomous College for Examination Reforms?
Not Applicable
6.10 What efforts are made by the University to promote autonomy in the affiliated/
affiliated/constituent colleges?
Not Applicable
6.11 Activities and support from the Alumni Association

Mr. Urmil Gala, an alumni who is associated with a leading consultancy company‘Geebee
Education’ in Mumbai relating to higher studies abroad, arranged for a visit byofficials of the
North Texas University, USA to the college. During this visit, theyinteracted with around 100
students interested in pursuing higher studies in USA, andbriefed them about the manageme nt
courses offered by their University. This programmewas held on 09.01.18 in the college
conference room.
6.12 Activities and support from the Parent– Teacher Association

Parents – Teacher meetings are held on a regular basis to appraise the parents about
their wards’ progress and improve their overall performance.
6.13 Development programmes for support staff

Department of Information Technology conducted a workshop on “ Just Do It to improve ICT
Skills” for the non teaching staff
6.14 Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly

 Ramanand Arya D.A.V College started various green practices for year 2017-18 inthe
college starting with World Wetland Day Celebration on 5 th June 2017. Fifty students
from college planted trees around the campus. Students were giveninformation about
plantation and importance of trees.

 Subsequently tree plantation programmes were undertaken from July to September2017 at
various places in the campus.
 ECO-ROX NGO had organized inter collegiate competition for Eco friendly institutio ns.
They conducted this competition with the support of SENERGY, an environme nta l
consultancy. 3rd prize was bagged by Ramanand Arya D.A.V. College.
 A rooftop solar panel was installed in the college on 19 th August 2017. It was funded and
inaugurated by Mr. Kirit Somaiya, Member of Parliament, for reducing the dependence on
conventional sources of energy and generating awareness about energy conservatio n
among students in the college. Two Hundred students participated in inaugura tio n
ceremony.
 Rally for rivers was organized on 1 st September 2017 to generate awareness onsaving
water resources and keeping them unpolluted through display of posters. One hundred and
fifty students took part in this rally.
 Environmental Film Festival was organized on 12 th December 2017 in RADAV College

auditorium by Green Club and Paryavaran Dakshata Mandal. In this event, films on various
topics like biodiversity, solid waste management, indoor air quality, etc., were shown and
interaction with students was facilitated. One hundred students participated in the film
festival.
 To generate environmental awareness ‘Run for the Planet Marathon’ was conducted on
17th December, 2017 where 300 people participated. Also, a free medical camp was
organized for needy people.


Criterion – VII
7. Innovations and Best Practices
7.1 Innovations introduced during this academic year which have created a positive impact on the
functioning of the institution. Give details.
 The college has been organizing Special guidance lectures for weak students in all
courses before the commencement of ATKT Examinations.
 Placement cell of the college has been arranging various career guidance and placement
drives/ seminars for students of all programmes.
 Green club of the college has been conducting various environment friendly activities
such as nature trails, environmental film festival, seminars and environmental pledge.
 Cultural Committee made efforts to increase the ratio of women participants in ‘Box
Cricket’.
 The department of Self Financing Courses demonstrates instructional balance in teaching

and learning. It involves students in high density reading and writing instructions. It
provides effective scaffolding for students’ learning. It also helps self-directed learners,
maintain effective class room management. It tries to sensitize the students in
contributing moral responsibility towards society.
 The scheme of ‘Rupee Revolution’ has been started under the banner of college social
program ‘Share and Care’. In this scheme students voluntarily contribute one rupee per
week for the less privileged.
 A faculty from Department of Information Technology has guided B.Sc IT students to

design and create new components using electronic scraps.
 The college premises has been made safe and secure with CCTV surveillance.
 The college has been organizing free medical camps for detection and prevention of
diseases for the students, staff and for the local community in the vicinity.
 The college has been practicing solid waste management.

7.2 Provide the Action Taken Report (ATR) based on the plan of action decided upon at the
beginning of the year
Plan of action Action taken

To organize IQAC conference on the new An interdisciplinary national conference on
NAAC guideline ‘Sustaining Quality: NAAC new guidelines
2017’ was organized on 17th February 2018.
To organized an Academic, Administra tive The Academic, Administrative and Gender
and Gender Audit Audits were conducted on 10.08.2017,
08.02.2018 and 09.01.2018 respectively. The
audit committee’s recommendations are being
implemented progressively.
To encourage faculty to undertake minor Thirteen faculty members have undertaken
research projects of University of Mumbai minor research projects in their respective
subjects.
To motivate students to participate in Youth Twenty Nine students participated in the
Festival organized by University of Mumbai ‘Youth Festival’ organized by the Univers ity
of Mumbai, in competitions such as Mono-
acting, Elocution, Music, One Act Play, Skit,
Storytelling and Fine arts. They won prizes
in Monoacting and One-Act Play.
To host syllabus revision workshop / meeting The college hosted syllabus revision meetings
on behalf of Board of Studies, University of and workshops in our college for S.Y.BCom,
Mumbai T.Y.BCom, M.Com and Self Financing
Courses in the subject of Commerce.
To encourage eco-friendly activities Various eco-friendly activities such as
Environmental Film Festival, Environme nta l
Pledge, Slide show on Wetlands, Nature trail
at Godrej Mangroves and ‘Run For The
Planet’ marathon have been organised.
To encourage use of renewable energy A Solar Panel of 10KW was installed on
resources in the college 19th August 2017. It is in addition to the
existing solar panel of 10 KW.

7.3 Give two Best Practices of the institution (please see the format in the NAAC Self-study
Manuals)
 The College has a Student Welfare Scheme with an objective of community outreach and
extension. Under this scheme, the college has been providing financial assistance to
needy students under the ‘Late Shree RajpalKapoor Foundation’. Fifty five students
benefitted.
 The college has been making a humble effort to bring joy into the lives of orphaned and
destitute children by organizing ‘Fun and Fair’ for them. Orphans from Shree Manav
Seva Sangh were taken to Paradise Funland Resort, Badlapur on 2nd May 2018.
Please refer to Annexure (vi and vii)
7.4 Contribution to environmental awareness / protection

 The college undertook many cleanliness drives since July 2017 in accordance with the
nation-wide ‘Swachh Bharat Abhiyan’. On 29 th July, NSS volunteers cleaned up college
premises, nearby bus stop and adopted area – Ashok Nagar, Bhandup East.
 College has a wet waste management pit which has been monitored and used for
degradation of wet waste generated inside the college.
 Representatives from ‘Keshav Srushti’, an NGO gave information to students on waste

management and preparation of compost on 11 th August 2017.
 In collaboration with ‘Sanskriti Foundation’ , a public charitable trust ,our NSS volunteers
participated in cleanliness drive at Girgaon beach.
 In response to ‘Swachh Bharat Abhiyan’, a Government of India initiative, various

activities such as Swachhata Rally, Human Chain for Cleanliness Awareness, Street Plays
and clean-up activities were organized by NSS volunteers. They prepared and displayed
posters on importance of cleanliness, coined slogans and beautified Nahur railway station.
Awareness about cleanliness was generated through a street play enacted by students on
the theme of waste management. Around 500 students participated.
 In ‘Swachhata Hi Seva’ workshop which was organized on 6 th October 2017, 50 NSS

volunteers participated. Students took oath to help maintain cleanliness at every public
place. The oath also included reduction, recycling and reuse of waste material.
 The NSS Unit undertook tree plantation activity in and around college campus during the
month of July 2017.

 An NGO ‘Eco-Rox’ in collaboration with ‘Synergy- an environmental consulta nc y’
organized ‘eco-friendly institution award competition’. Our college bagged third prize in
this competition.
 In the subject of Environmental Studies, F.Y. B Com students were taken for a nature trail
at ‘Conservation Education Centre’, Goregaon on 15 th September 2017. Students were
guided to correlate concepts from the syllabus to nature.
 A rooftop solar panel was installed in the college on 19 th August, 2017. It was funded and
inaugurated by Mr. Kirit Somaiya, a Member of Parliament. It helped in reducing the
dependence on conventional sources of energy. His talk generated awareness about energy
conservation among students in the college. Two Hundred students participated in
inauguration ceremony.
 A ‘Rally for Rivers’ was organized on 1 st September 2017.The objective was to generate
awareness on saving water resources and keeping them unpolluted. 150 students took part
in this rally.
 The college Green Club in association with the NGO, ‘Paryavaran Dakshata Mandal’,
Thane organized Environmental Film Festival on 12 th December 2017 in the college
auditorium. In this event, films on various topics such as bio-diversity, solid waste
management and indoor air quality were shown. It was followed by an interactive session
with students. Around 100 students participated.
 As an initiative of Green Club, an environmental pledge to conserve natural resources was

taken by students on 26th January 2018 in the college.
 The Green Club organized a slide show on the issue of Wetlands on 1 st Feb 2018 for
generating awareness regarding wetlands using photographs of nature.
 On the occasion of Ganesh idol immersion, NSS unit of the college assisted police in
maintaining law and order at Bhandup village.
 To generate environmental awareness ‘Run for the Planet Marathon’ was organized on
17th December 2017 where 300 students and people from neighbouring area participated.
On the same day, free medical camp was organized for the staff with their family members
and the community around.
7.5 Whether environmental audit was conducted? Yes No 

7.6 Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add. (for example SWOT Analysis)
Strengths:
Qualified and dedicated staff
Good infrastructure
Supportive management
Dynamic Principal
Convenient location of the college (Proximity to railway station)
Weaknesses:
Space constraints
Time constraints
Large number of students in the classroom / Adverse Student-Teacher ratio
Opportunities:
Research opportunities
Linkages with industries
Threats:
Privatization of education
Increasing number of Self Financing courses
Government policies with regard to Higher Education


8. Plans of institution for next year 2018-19
 To increase the Linkages / MOU with other organizations
 To start add-on courses
 To organize a refresher course in Commerce
 To organize University sports
 To organize an Orientation Programme for parents of first year students with their wards
 To have co-curricular forums in all courses to increase learning opportunities beyond the
curriculum
 To initiate process of making the college website more dynamic and user friendly
 To introduce a class-wise mentoring system
 To organize skill oriented short term courses
 To relook at the Vision, Mission, Goals, Objectives and the Quality Policy of our
institution
 To organize a workshop on revised guidelines of Career Advancement Scheme
 To send curriculum feedback of all courses to the Board of Studies
 To improve the infrastructure of the college.
 To construct additional classrooms
 To acquire more computers
 To conduct an Environmental Audit


ANNEXURES


LIST OF ANNEXURES
Annexure Title of the Annexure Question No. to which the

No. Annexure is related Page No.
i Academic Calendar Part A : 2.15 53
ii Feedback Analysis Part B : Criterion – I : 1.3 57
Details of Faculty
iii participation in Part B : Criterion – II : 2.5 73
Conferences & Seminars
Details of Students’
iv participation in Part B : Criterion – III: 3.1 77
Conferences
Activities under
Institutional Social 79
v Part B : Criterion – III: 3.26
Responsibility and
Extension Activities
vi Best Practice No. 1 Part B : Criterion – VII: 7.3 83
vii Best Practice No. 2 Part B : Criterion – VII: 7.3 87


ANNEXURE – (i)
(Please refer to Part-A, Question No. 2.15)
ACADEMIC CALENDAR : 2017– 2018 (Period: June 2017 - May 2018)
(First Term : June 05 2017 to October 16, 2017)
Year Month Date Activities

2017 June 05 Observance of World Environment Day
2017 June Presentation by ICA Academy of Banking on their
‘Hire-Train-Deploy’ scheme to be organised by the
Career Guidance and Placement Cell
2017 June Motivational programme on skill development through
Nidan Education & Skill Training, under Career
Guidance and Placement Cell
2017 June Staff Meeting
2017 June IQAC Meeting
2017 June 21 Observance of International Yoga Day
2017 June IQAC meeting with faculty
2017 June Departmental Meetings
2017 June Committee meetings
2017 June 6- day Yoga Training for women students
2017 June 26 Ramzan Id (Id-ul-Fitar) - HOLIDAY
2017 July Tree Plantation Drive
2017 July Orientation for new students joining UG courses
2017 July Staff Meeting
2017 July IQAC meeting with Administrative staff
2017 August 15 Independence Day - HOLIDAY - Flag Hoisting
Ceremony in the college
2017 August 17 Parsi New Year Day (Shahenshahi) - HOLIDAY
2017 August Cleanliness campaign in the adopted locality - Ashok
Nagar and Sai Nagar, at Bhandup East
2017 August IQAC meeting with students
2017 August Staff Meeting
2017 August ‘Peace Rally’ in locality around the college
2017 August Preparation of Note Books by NSS volunteers from
left-over notebooks collected from students
2017 August Internal class test for Under Graduate programs
2017 August 25 Ganesh Chaturthi - HOLIDAY
August 25 2017 to August 29 2017 : MID-TERM BREAK
2017 September 02 Bakri Ed (Id-Uz-Zua) - HOLIDAY

2017 September ATKT examinations for Sem I, II, III and IV under
75:25/ 60:40 pattern
2017 September 11 Observance of the 125th birth anniversary of Swami
Vivekanand
2017 September Blood Donation Camp in the college
2017 September Cultural Competitions
2017 September NSS involvement in maintaining law & order at Ganesh
Visarjan festival
2017 September Tree Plantation Drive through NSS volunteers
2017 September 24 NSS Day celebrations
2017 September 30 Dasara - HOLIDAY
2017 October 02 Gandhi Jayanthi - HOLIDAY
Rally for 'Swacha Bharat' cleanliness awareness
2017 October Staff Meeting
2017 October Departmental Meetings
2017 October Semester-end Examinations for under graduate programs
(Regular and ATKT)
2017 October Committee meetings
2017 October 19 Diwali Amavasya (LaxmiPujan) - HOLIDAY
2017 October 20 Diwali (Bali Pratipada) - HOLIDAY
2017 October 21 Bhaubeej - HOLIDAY
October 17 2017 to November 08 2017 : DIWALI BREAK
2017 November 04 Gurunanak Jayanti - HOLIDAY
(Second Term : November 09, 2017 to April 30, 2018)
2017 November Annual Sports
2017 December 01 Id-E- Milad - HOLIDAY
2017 December Blood Donation and Thalassemia Detection Camp under
NSS
2017 December Internal class test for Post Graduate programs
2017 December Staff Meeting
2017 December IQAC meeting with faculty
2017 December Film screening on Environmental Issues
2017 December Semester-end Examinations for post graduate programs
2017 December Run for the Planet - a community run for promoting
awareness about environmental protection
2017 December Medical Camp
2017 December 'Cultural Week' Performances by students
2017 December Annual Prize Distribution Ceremony
2017 December Annual Day
2017 December 25 Christmas - HOLIDAY
December 26 2017 to January 01 2018 : WINTER BREAK
2018 January 13 Mahashivratri - HOLIDAY
2018 January Staff Meeting
2018 January Departmental Meetings
2018 January Committee meetings
2018 January Field Visit for students to be organized by the
Department of Economics
2018 January Internal Evaluation Tests for students of Sem-II, IV and
VI
2018 January 7-day Rural Residential Camp for NSS volunteers
2018 January Blood Donation Camp
2018 January 26 Republic Day - HOLIDAY - Flag Hoisting Ceremony in
the college
2018 February 05 Observance of World Wetland Day
2018 February 19 Chatrapati ShivajiMaharaj Jayanti - HOLIDAY
2018 February Internal class test for Under Graduate programs
2018 February Degree Distribution Ceremony
2018 February National Inter-disciplinary Conference to be organized
by the IQAC
2018 February Visit by students to the Maharashtra State Legislative
Assembly and Council
2018 February Staff Meeting
2018 February 5-day Study Tour of Industrial Organizations by
students organized by the Department of Self Financing
Courses
2018 February Participation by NSS volunteers in 7-day outstation
camp
2018 February Participation by NSS volunteers in 7-day Utkarsh Camp
2018 March 02 Holi (Second Day) - HOLIDAY
2018 March Semester-end Examinations for under graduate programs
(Regular and ATKT)
2018 March IQAC Meeting
2018 March Field trip by department of Commerce
2018 March ATKT examinations for Sem I, II, III and IV SEM III &
SEM IVFOR 75:25/ 60:40
2018 March 28 GudiPadwa - HOLIDAY
2018 March 29 Mahavir Jayanti - HOLIDAY
2018 March 30 Good Friday - HOLIDAY
2018 April Internal class test for Post Graduate programs
2018 April Staff Meeting
2018 April Departmental Meetings
2018 April Committee meetings
2018 April 14 Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Jayanti - HOLIDAY
2018 April IQAC Quality Initiative
2018 April 30 Budha Poornima - HOLIDAY
2018 May 01 Maharashtra Din - HOLIDAY - Flag Hoisting Ceremony
in the college
2018 May Semester-end Examinations for post graduate programs

ANNEXURE – (ii)
(Please refer to Part-B, Criterion – I, Question No. 1.3)
FEEDBACK ANALYSIS
2017 - 2018
Feedback Analysis of IQAC Conference held on 17 th February, 2018.
The IQAC Conference was held on 17th February 2018. The topic for the conference was “Sustaining
Quality - NAAC New Guidelines”. There were 49 participants from various colleges who presented
their paper during the Technical round. The feedback analysis was done which states that the
participants were very happy with the overall conference and they would be eager to present more
papers in the coming future. The analysis is as follows:
Resource Person
89.8%
90.0%
80.0%
65.3%
70.0%
60.0% Plenary
50.0% Session
34.7%
40.0% Technical
30.0% Session
20.0% 10.2%
10.0%
0.0%
Excellent Good
Usefulness of the
Presentation to you
28.6%
Excellent
71.4%
Good

Content of the
Presentations
49.0% 51.0% Excellent

Good
Your overall opinion

about this conference
24.5%
Excellent
75.5%
Good
Arrangements
67.3% 67.3%
70.0% 63.3%
59.2%
60.0% 53.1%
46.9%
50.0%
40.8%
36.7%
40.0% 32.7% 32.7%
30.0% Excellent
20.0% Good
10.0%
0.0%

Academic Year 2017-18
FEEDBACK ABOUT SYLLABUS
ANALYSIS OF FEEDBACK FROM STUDENTS ON SYLLABUS AND FACULTY 2017-2018

(Number of students is shown along the ‘Y’ axis)
Q1 Command over language and communication skills

Q2 Class control
Q3 General Knowledge
Q4 Regularity in taking lectures

Q5 Regularity in taking tutorials/practical’s (to be answered only by students of FY B.Com (Maths),
B.Sc. (I.T.) and computer subjects)
Q6 Skills in explaining difficult concepts
Q7 Availability/Approachability to students
Q8 Attitude towards students: friendly and helpful
Q9 Ability to motivate students for extracurricular activities

Q10 Contribution to overall personality development of students
Q1 Knowledge of the subject

Q2 Use of case studies, illustrations, current events and detailed explanation
Q3 Willingness to resolve students’ questions doubts, etc.
Q4 Motivating students to develop interest in the subject for higher studies
Q5 Ability to make the learning easier and interesting

Q6 Frequency of asking short questions in the class while teaching

Q7 Willingness to take suggestions from students and readiness to make necessary changes in the
teaching style
Q8 Use of interactive teaching, conducting seminars, quizzes, presentations, assignments, etc
Q9 Frequency of giving further references for further reading

Q10 Conducting periodic tests/question-answer sessions
Q11 Practice of giving model questions at the end of the topic/portion
Q12 Readiness to assess answers submitted by students

Commerce Programme: Feedback received from Parents at
the meeting held with them during 2017-18
On an average, how many hours does your ward/child study at home

every day?

Does your ward/child share with you his/her learning difficulties?


Date:14.09.17
Feedback Report
Event : Orientation on the subject of ‘ Auditing’

Resource Person : Prof. M.S. Rajagopalan
Subject of Feedback : Overall impact of the seminar on the students’
understanding of the basics of Auditing
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
Excellent Satisfactory Can Be Better
Excellent Satisfactory Can Be Better Total
133 participants 15 participants 01 participants 149 participants
Male Female Total

Participants Participants
38 111 149

Date:16.09.17
Feedback Report
Event : Orientation on the subject of ‘ Derivative Market’

Resource Person : Mr. Rakesh Nair
Subject of Feedback : Content and delivery by the speaker in enabling
The students in understanding the basics of
‘Derivative Market’
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
Excellent Satisfactory Can be better
Excellent Satisfactory Can be better Total
57 13 05 75
participants participants participants participants
Male Female Total

16 59 75

Date: 04.12.17
Feedback Report
Event : Workshop on ‘SEBI Financial Education

for Young Investors’
Resource Person : Mrs. Riya Nathani

Subject of Feedback : Usefulness of the workshop in understanding the role
of SEBI in monitoring the financial markets and the
care to be taken by young investors in dealing in
the financial markets.
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
Excellent Satisfactory Can be better
Excellent Satisfactory Can be better Total
Male Female Total

19 53 72

Date: 09.12.17
Feedback Report
Event : Seminar on ‘Latest Trends in HR & Marketing’
Resource Person : Ms. Zeenal Thakkar

Subject of Feedback : Usefulness of the workshop in understanding the
recent trends in the fields of Human Resources
Management and Marketing Management
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
Execellent Satisfactory Can Be Better
Excellent Satisfactory Can Be Better Total
Male Female Total

30 57 87

Date: 27.01.18
Feedback Report
Event : Parents’ Open Day
Participants : Parents of students of Self Financing Department

Subject of Feedback : Usefulness of the Open Day and the interaction with
the teachers in understanding the progress of their
wards by the parents
400
350
300
250
200
150
100
50
0
Excellent Very Good Good Average
Excellent Very Good Good Average

344 parents 103 parents 221 parents 16 parents
Total No. Of Parents Attended: 684

Date: 08.01.18 & 09.01.18
Feedback Report
Event : ‘VIBRATIONS - 2018’

Inter-Collegiate Competitions organized by the
Department of Self Financing Courses
Participants : Students from various colleges in Mumbai
Subject of Feedback : Overall experience of the students during the events
100
80
60
40
20
0
Outstanding Very Good Good Average
Outstanding Very Good Good Average Total
66 88 46 13 213
participants participants participants participants participants
Male Participants Female Participants Total

124 89 213

ANNEXURE – (iii)
(Please refer to Part-B, Criterion – II, Question No. 2.5)
DETAILS OF FACULTY PARTICIPATION IN
CONFERENCES & SEMINARS : 2017 – 2018
Sr.No Name Conference Organized By Topic Of The Paper

Date
1 Ajay M. Bhamare 12- 70th All India Cash To Cashless
14th October, Commerce Economy: Challenges
2017 Conference of Indian And Opportunities
Commerce
Association
2 Ajay M. Bhamare Apr-18 International Study Of Present
Recognition Marketing And
Multidisciplinary Promotional Activities
Research Journal For Tourist Of South
“Research Directions Kokan
3 Ajay M. Bhamare November, Review of Research Analytical Evaluation Of
2017 (UGC Approved) Indian Businesses In
International online Global Market
multidisciplinary
Journal
4 Ajay M. Bhamare 17.02.18 RADAV College, The Scope For Total
Bhandup Quality Management
(Tqm) In Higher
Educational Institutions
In India
5 Amruta Mayuresh 17.02.18 RADAV College, Impact Of Green ICT On
Joshi Bhandup Ecology
6 Babita Kaur Kinot 17.02.18 RADAV College, Students Involvement In
Bhandup Learning Process
7 Basutkar Tirupati 17.02.18 RADAV College, Logistic Regression:
Bhandup Analysis And
Interpretation
23.02.18 and School of Economics, Youth Aspiration Vis-A-
24.02.18 Shri Mata Vaishno Vis Demographic
Devi University, Dividend: A Case Study
Katra, Jammu and Of Youths In Bhandup
Kashmir East, Mumbai.
(International
Conference)
8 Bunty P 17.02.18 RADAV College, Skill Development In
Kewalramani Bhandup Higher Education
9 Dr. Madhubala 17.02.18 RADAV College, Higher Education In
Swami Bhandup India In The New
Millennium: Policies
And Issues
10 Dr. Rajiv Khurana 17.02.18 RADAV College, ICT Use In Education
Bhandup

Date
11 Dr. Rajlaxmi Dash 17.02.18 RADAV College, A Study On Five
Bhandup Essentials Of Modern
Knowledge Management
12 Grace Verghese Towards formulation
of an alternative
democratic education
policy
13 Grace Verghese organised by MSC An Interdisciplinary
Tipnis College of Arts Approach Towards
and Commerce, Humanities And
Neral(NATIONAL) Business: Today's
Demand Of Progress
14 Jaideep Sowani 17.02.18 RADAV College, A Research Study On
Bhandup Use Of Augmented
Reality In Education.
15 Margaret C William 17.02.18 RADAV College, Improving Student
Bhandup Retention Through Best
Practices
16 Mr. Himanshu 19.03.18 Adv. Sitaram Job Satisfaction And
Lapashia (babanbhau) Performance Of School
aanandramji baheti Teacher
college, jalgaon
17 Mr. Himanshu 17.02.18 RADAV College, Role Of Employability
Lapashia Bhandup Skills In Management
Education
18 Mr. Sudhir. S. Godi 17.02.18 RADAV College, Challenges And
Mr. Vishanlal. L. Bhandup Opportunities For
Gupta Teachers In Rural Area
Of Ict In Education
19 Mrs. Kavita Sonar 17.02.18 RADAV College, Interactive And
Bhandup Innovative Teaching
20 Mrs. Pallavi Wani 17.02.18 RADAV College, Review On Educational
Bhandup Data Mining Tools
21 Ms. Anusha 17.02.18 RADAV College, Importance Of Soft Skills
Suthersan Bhandup In IT Industry
22 Ms. Janine Almeida 17.02.18 RADAV College, Utilising Case Laws As
Bhandup Teaching Methods
23 Ms. Poonam 17.02.18 RADAV College, Involvement Of Students
Srivastava Bhandup In Improving The
Learning Process
24 Ms. Smruti Ambre 17.02.18 RADAV College, Student Placement And
Bhandup Internship
25 Ms.Dipikabakshi 17.02.18 RADAV College, Role Of Nss
Bhandup
26 Ms.Shivangi Saxena 17.02.18 RADAV College, Otp For Enhancing
Bhandup Security
27 Nagaraj Arabhavi 17.02.18 RADAV College, An Effective Use Of ICT
Bhandup For Education And
Learning By Drawing On
Worldwide Knowledge,

Date
Research, And
Experience
28 Neha A. Mishra 17.02.18 RADAV College, Changing Trends In
Bhandup Teacher’s Training And
Education
29 Padmakar Mane 17.02.18 RADAV College, Role Of Ict In The
Bhandup Betterment Of Higher
Educationin Indian
Educational Institutions
30 Probal Gupta 16th Organised jointly by Empowerment Of IQAC
July,2018 to University of Mumbai And NAAC New
22nd July and DTSS College of Guidelines
2018. Commerce
31 Probal Gupta 17.02.18 RADAV College, Teachers Training For
Bhandup Quality Improvement In
Higher Education
32 Prof. Chandrakala 17.02.18 RADAV College, Counseling To Needy
Srivastava Bhandup College Teen Students
Brings Positivity And
Mindfulness In Students
Life ( Best Practices.
13.04.18 and Shri Ram College of Role Of Shri Sathya Sai

14.04.18 Commerce and Seva Samithi – Human
Science. Spirit At Work To
(International Enhance Humanity At
Conference) Large – A Classical
Study.
R.R. Educational The Tenacious Of Social
Trust College of Media Brings
Education and Grandiosity In Teenage
Research Acitivities.
33 Prof.Devendra N. 17.02.18 RADAV College, Fundamental Analysis
Vyas Bhandup To Technical
Analysisthrough Ict
34 Ravindra Nagesh 17.02.18 RADAV College, Role Of Alumni In
Naik Bhandup Higher Education
35 S.Sridharan 17.02.18 RADAV College, Impact Of Co-Curricular
Bhandup And Extra-Curricular
Activities On Academic
Excellence Of Students
36 Sameer Bhamare 17.02.18 RADAV College, Skills Development For
Bhandup Youth In India:
Challenges &
Opportunities
37 Saroj Tulankar 17.02.18 RADAV College, Role Of Alumni As
Bhagyashree Bhandup Stakeholders In
Grampurohit Enhancing Quality
Education

Date
38 Satyanarayan 17.02.18 RADAV College, Collaborations
Pathak Bhandup (University-Industry
Linkage)
39 Shruti Gokhale. 17.02.18 RADAV College, Impact Of ICT In India
Bhandup
40 Srabani Ganguli 17.02.18 RADAV College, Role Of Industry In
Bhandup Improving The Standards
Of Higher Education
41 Sushma Patil 17.02.18 RADAV College, Stress Management
Bhandup During Innovative
Teaching
42 Suvarna Mali 17.02.18 RADAV College, Re-Thinking Quality
Bhandup And Improvement In
Higher Education
43 Swati Atul Kemkar 17.02.18 RADAV College, Quality Assurance In
Bhandup Higher Education
Through Use Of ICT
And Iot
44 Uday Shetty 17.02.18 RADAV College, The Impacts Of ICT On
Bhandup The Students’
Performance
45 Vaishali Nikam 17.02.18 RADAV College, Role Of Teacher In
Bhandup Enhancing Education
Quality
46 Vaishali S. Behere 17.02.18 RADAV College, Innovative Teaching
Bhandup
47 Virendra Prajapati 17.02.18 RADAV College, Role Of Technology In
Bhandup Indian Education
48 Virendra Prajapati 30th January, Pragati College of IFRS Compliance In
2018. Arts and Commerce India.
Dombivili

ANNEXURE – (iv)
(Please refer to Part-B, Criterion – III, Question No. 3.1)
DETAILS OF STUDENTS’ PARTICIPATION IN
CONFERENCES : 2017 - 2018
Conference
Sr.No. Name Organised By Title Of The Paper
Date
A Review Of Impact Of
R.A.D.A.V.
1 Sayyed Tabassum 17.02.2018 Information Technology In
College IQAC
Retail Sector
Mergers And Acquisitions In
R.A.D.A.V.
2 Vartika Verma 17.02.2018 The Indian Banking Sector: A
College IQAC
Study Of Selected Banks
R.A.D.A.V. Role Of ICT In Technical
3 Sayyed Tarannum 17.02.2018
College IQAC Analysis
An Impact Of Currency
Zainab Javed, Bhavana R.A.D.A.V.
4 17.02.2018 Fluctuations On Indian Stock
.D.Chavan College IQAC
Market
R.A.D.A.V. ICT - A Way To Enhance
5 Shaikh Asma 17.02.2018
College IQAC Quality In Education
R.A.D.A.V.
6 Poonam Kannaujiya 25.02.2018 College Dept. of Ethics In Accounting
Accountancy
R.A.D.A.V.
7 Sneha Tiwari 25.02.2018 College Dept. of Derivatives Market In India
Accountancy
R.A.D.A.V. Application Of Forensic
8 Swati Upadhyay 25.02.2018 College Dept. of Accounting To Investigate
Accountancy Scams In India
R.A.D.A.V.
Virendra Mahar, Sheetal Corporate Social Responsibility
9 25.02.2018 College Dept. of
Dubey And Accountability
Accountancy
R.A.D.A.V.
Sneha Tiwari, Poonam
10 25.02.2018 College Dept. of Mutual Funds
Kannaujiya
Accountancy
R.A.D.A.V.
11 Mr. Gaurav Pasi 25.02.2018 College Dept. of Financial Market Derivatives
Accountancy
R.A.D.A.V.
12 Bhavana D. Chavan 25.02.2018 College Dept. of Mutual Fund
Accountancy
R.A.D.A.V. Mutual Funds: Issues,
13 Miss. Priyanka Naik 25.02.2018 College Dept. of Challenges And Opportunities
Accountancy In India
R.A.D.A.V.
Demonetisation – Anti Move
14 Ashish Ramesh Dubey 25.02.2018 College Dept. of
Against Tax Evasion.
Accountancy
A Study On Preferred
R.A.D.A.V.
Investment Avenues Among
15 Salil Sachin Baindur 25.02.2018 College Dept. of
Salaried People With Reference
Accountancy
To Dombivli City
R.A.D.A.V. Application Of Forensic
16 Yagnesh Prabhulal Vegad 25.02.2018 College Dept. of Accounting To Investigate
Accountancy Scams In India
R.A.D.A.V. Impact Of Merger In Telecom
17 Pawan Ramdev, Prajapati 25.02.2018 College Dept. of Industry A Case Study On
Accountancy “Vodafone And Idea”

Conference
Sr.No. Name Organised By Title Of The Paper
Date
R.A.D.A.V. Corporate Social Responsibility
18 Rohit Surajmal Jain 25.02.2018 College Dept. of Reporting Practices Of
Accountancy Reliance Industries Ltd
R.A.D.A.V.
Yogita Rajesh Soni, A Study Of Banking Frauds: An
Pranita,. Upadhyay Indian Scenario
Accountancy
R.A.D.A.V.
Jaiswal Komal
20 25.02.2018 College Dept. of Technological Upgradation In
Vijaykumar
Accountancy
R.A.D.A.V.
21 Saini Monica Jasmer Singh 25.02.2018 College Dept. of Indian Banking Sector
Accountancy
Rajak Chandrika R.A.D.A.V.
A Study Of Income Tax Saving
22 Ramasare, Prajapati 25.02.2018 College Dept. of
Instruments
Hemlata Ramdev Accountancy
R.A.D.A.V.
Namrata Naidu, Namrata Ethical Issues In Accounting
Shirgaonkar &Finance
Accountancy
R.A.D.A.V.
Soha Kulkarni, Manasi
24 25.02.2018 College Dept. of Indian Accounting Standards
Dalvi
Accountancy
R.A.D.A.V.
Mutual Funds – An Avenue To
25 Harish Ramhit Yadav 25.02.2018 College Dept. of
Investors
Accountancy
Perception Of Indian Investor
R.A.D.A.V.
Towards Investment In Mutual
26 Vaibha Shailendra, Mishra 25.02.2018 College Dept. of
Funds With Special Reference
Accountancy
To Mip Funds
R.A.D.A.V. The Use Of Derivatives As
27 Isha Surendra Narvekar 25.02.2018 College Dept. of Financial Risk Management
Accountancy Instruments
R.A.D.A.V.
28 Nilesh Chavan 25.02.2018 College Dept. of Auditing Softwares
Accountancy
Corporate Social Responsibility
R.A.D.A.V.
And Accounting: Its Importance
29 Miss. Dipika Rai 25.02.2018 College Dept. of
And Challenges In Indian
Accountancy
Business Sector
R.A.D.A.V.
Sunil Prajapati, Hussain
30 25.02.2018 College Dept. of IT In Accounts
Madarwala, Rupesh Bhong
Accountancy
R.A.D.A.V.
Sayyed Tabassum, Asma Financial Innovation In Indian
Shaikh Capital Market
Accountancy
R.A.D.A.V. A Study On Innovations And
32 Sayyed Tarannum 25.02.2018 College Dept. of Challenges In Banking
Accountancy Industries In India.

ANNEXURE – (v)
(Please refer to Part-B, Criterion – III, Question No. 3.26)
EVENTS CONDUCTED UNDER
INSTITUTIONAL SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND
EXTENSION ACTIVITIES : 2017 – 2018
Organised No. of
Name of the Name of the
Date under the participants
programme organiser
program
05-Jun-17 World Environment Day RADAV College NSS Swachh Bharat 50
Unit
16June to Yoga Training for Female RADAV College NSS College activity 30
21June-2017 Unit
20-Jun-17 Career Of The 21st Century University of Mumbai University Of 2
Mumbai
21-Jun_2017 International Yoga Day RADAV College NSS College Activity 100
Unit
01-Jul-17 Tree Plantation RADAV College NSS Swachh Bharat 35
Unit
02-Jul-17 Swachh Bharat pledge RADAV College NSS Swachh Bharat 2380
Unit
14-Jul-17 Tree Plantation RADAV College NSS Swachh Bharat 20
Unit
15-Jul-17 F.Y. Orientation RADAV College NSS College Activity 130
Unit
21-Jul-17 Peer Education Leadership MDACS Red Ribbon Club 2
Training Workshop
23-Jul-17 Railway Safety Audit RADAV College NSS R.T.O 85
Unit
29-Jul-17 Cleanliness of The Bus Stop RADAV College NSS Swachh Bharat 25
Unit
30-Jul-17 Railway safety awareness RADAV College NSS R.T.O 150
Unit
31-Jul-17 Cleanliness of the Ground of RADAV College NSS Swachh Bharat 25
College and Library Unit
01-Aug-17 Cleanliness Of The Adopted RADAV College NSS Swachh Bharat 30
Area (Ashok Nagar, Sainagar) Unit
02-Aug-17 Anti-Superstition RADAV College NSS college activity 170
Unit
03-Aug-17 Cleanliness of Railway Station RADAV College NSS Swachh Bharat 30
Unit
04-Aug-17 Cleanliness Of The NSS RADAV College NSS Swachh Bharat 10
Room Unit
05-Aug-17 Maleria Awareness RADAV College NSS Swachh Bharat 70
Unit
06-Aug-17 Peace Rally University of Mumbai University Of 5
Mumbai
07-Aug-17 Voter awareness RADAV College NSS College Activity 25
Unit
11-Aug-17 RADAV College NSS College Activity 60
Voter awareness rally Unit
11-Aug-17 Waste Management Mumbai university Swachh Bharat 5
11-Aug-17 Friendship Day of Akshara Akshara Foundation Women 9
Empowerment
12-Aug-17 Eco-friendly institution ECO-ROCX Swachh Bharat 6
awards
13-Aug-17 Peace Rally University of Mumbai University of 20
Mumbai

Organised No. of
programme organiser
program
13 August to leadership training programme University of Mumbai University of 5
17 August camp Mumbai
17
15-Aug-17 Tree Plantation University of Mumbai Swachh Bharat 10
19-Aug-17 Inauguration Of Solar Panel RADAV College NSS College Activity 200
Unit
21-Aug-17 Notebook Preparation RADAV College NSS College Activity 30
Unit
21-Aug-17 Utkarsh University of Mumbai University of 2
Mumbai
21-Aug-17 Pre-State Republic Day and University of Mumbai University of 1
National Republic Day Mumbai
selection
22-Aug-17 Audit Safety pin Akshara Foundation Women 10
Empowerment
22-Aug-17 Peer education training MDACS Red Ribbon Club 2
workshop on red ribbon club
01-Sep-17 Rally for River RADAV College NSS College Activity 150
Unit
04-Sep-17 Orientation and Friendship RADAV College NSS Red Ribbon Club 25
Day Celebration by Red Unit
Ribbon Club
05-Sep-17 Ganpati Visarjan Kanjurmarg Police R.T. O 25
Station
06-Sep-17 Beach Cleaning RADAV College NSS R.T. O 25
Unit
7 Sep to 9 Voting Registration RADAV College NSS College Activity 80
Sep 17 Unit
10-Sep-17 Tree Plantation RADAV College NSS Swachh Bharat 50
Unit
11-Sep-17 125th anniversary of swami RADAV College NSS College Activity 100
Vivekananda Unit
11-Sep-17 125th Anniversary of Swami university of Mumbai University Of 60
Vivekananda Mumbai
12-Sep-17 Blood Donation Street Play RADAV College NSS Red Ribbon Club 12
Unit
13-Sep-17 Blood Donation Camp Lion's Club and Red Ribbon Club 25
RADAV College
22 Sep and Gender Workshop Akshara Foundation Women 75
23 Sep-17 Empowerment
24-Sep-17 NSS Day Celebration RADAV College NSS College activity 150
Unit
25-Sep-17 Learning License Examination RADAV College NSS R.T.O 100
Unit
26-Sep-17 Swacha Bharat Abhiyan Rally RADAV College NSS Swachh Bharat 60
Unit
26-Sep-17 Nahur Station Cleaning RADAV College NSS Swachh Bharat 30
Unit
26-Sep-17 Swachh Bharat Human Chain RADAV College NSS Swachh Bharat 50
Unit
26-Sep-17 Swachh Bharat Abhiyan RADAV College NSS Swachh Bharat 10
Street Play Unit
26-Sep-17 Rally for Swachh Bharat RADAV College NSS Swachh Bharat 80
Unit
27-Sep-17 Book Making RADAV College NSS College Activity 30
Unit
27-Sep-17 Rally for road safety RADAV College NSS R.T.O 60
Unit

Organised No. of
programme organiser
program
27-Sep-17 Awareness of road safety RADAV College NSS R.T.O 10
(street play) Unit
28-Sep-17 Red Ribbon Club rally RADAV College NSS Red Ribbon Club 50
Unit
28-Sep-17 Red Ribbon Club street play RADAV College NSS Red Ribbon Club 10
Unit
29-Sep-17 Akshara human chain RADAV College NSS Women 70
Unit Empowerment
29-Sep-17 Rally for women RADAV College NSS Women 50
empowerment Unit Empowerment
29-Sep-17 Audit Safety pin RADAV College NSS Women 60
Unit Empowerment
29-Sep-17 Women empowerment (street RADAV College NSS Women 10
play) Unit Empowerment
30-Sep-17 Voter awareness street play RADAV College NSS College Activity 12
Unit
02-Oct-17 Bhajan Sandhya university of Mumbai University of 25
Mumbai
02-Oct-17 Rally for Swachh Bharat University of Mumbai University of 50
Mumbai
6 Oct and 7 Swachhata Hi Sewa University of Mumbai University of 50
Oct 17 workshop. Mumbai
9 Oct to 10 Two Days Training Workshop University of Mumbai University of 1
Oct 17 on Disaster and Mock Drill Mumbai
31-Oct-17 Run For Unity University of Mumbai University of 7
Mumbai
31-Oct-17 Run For Unity RADAV College NSS 70
Unit College Activity
02-Dec-17 Red Ribbon Club Human RADAV College NSS 50
Chain Unit Red Ribbon Club
02-Dec-17 Red Ribbon Club Rally RADAV College NSS 50
Unit Red Ribbon Club
04-Dec-17 Red Ribbon Club (Intra RADAV college NSS
College Essay Competition) unit Red Ribbon Club 45
04-Dec-17 Red Ribbon Club(Intra RADAV college NSS
College Poster Competition) unit Red Ribbon Club 40
06-Dec-17 Mardangi (Film Screening by RADAV college NSS Women
Akshara) unit Empowerment 70
06-Dec-17 Debate Competition by Red RADAV college NSS
Ribbon Club unit Red Ribbon Club 20
05-Dec-17 Street Play (Tulshedpada) Red MDASC/ Umesh sir
Ribbon Club Red Ribbon Club 10
07-Dec-17 HIV/AIDS Seminar RADAV college NSS
unit Red Ribbon Club 60
08-Dec-17 Red Ribbon Club RADAV college NSS
(Intercollegiate Poster unit
Competition) Red Ribbon Club 24
(Intercollegiate Essay unit
(Intercollegiate Street Play unit
09-Dec-17 Street Play (Sonapur,Adopted MDASC/ Umesh sir
Area) Red Ribbon Club Red Ribbon Club 10
14-Dec-17 Environmental Film Festival RADAV College NSS
Unit College Activity 65
17-Dec-17 Run for Planet RADAV College NSS

Organised No. of
programme organiser
program
17-Dec-17 Medical Camp Green Club IQSE/ R.A.D.A.V
(Health Spring) college NSS unit Red Ribbon Club 300
20-Dec-17 Yuvak-Yuvati Mela Akshara Foundation Women
Empowerment 400
10-Jan-18 Terrorism And General RADAV college NSS
Crimes unit College Activity 50
12-Jan-18 Blood Donation Camp RADAV college NSS
unit Red Ribbon Club 200
12 Jan To 16 22nd National Youth Festival university of Mumbai University of
Jan 18 Mumbai 1
22 Jan To 28 Residential Camp RADAV college NSS
Jan 18 Unit College Activity 120
25-Jan-18 Voter Awareness Rally RADAV college NSS
18-Feb-18 Inauguration Ceremony of university of Mumbai
Wadhwani Institute of University of
Artificial Intelligence Mumbai 10
05-Feb-18 World Wetland Day RADAV college NSS
Celebration by Green Club unit College Activity 69
15 Feb To Sindhudurg Camp university of Mumbai University of
21 Feb Mumbai 1
19 Feb To Utkarsh Camp university of Mumbai University of
26 Feb Mumbai 1
20th Feb To Mahamitra App RADAV college NSS
21st Feb unit
2018 College Activity 150

ANNEXURE – (vi)
(Please refer to Part-B, Criterion – VII, Question No. 7.3)
BEST PRACTICE NO. 1 : 2017 - 2018
SHREE RAJPAL KAPOOR FOUNDATION

STUDENT WELFARE SCHEME
REPORT
The Goal:
With an objective of community outreach and extension, college has already instituted, ‘SHREE
RAJPAL KAPOOR FOUNDATION’, a cooperative trust in remembrance of our first General Secretary
of Uttari Bharat Sabha. Under its ‘STUDENT WELFARE SCHEME’ which is a flagship programme
of the foundation, college awards scholarships to deserving and needy students. For the third consecutive
year, Foundations’ call for donation as a means to finance the student welfare scheme received an
overwhelming response, from college staff and external philanthropists alike.A good amount of money
was also added to it from the collection received from ‘Rupee Revolution- Share and Care scheme’
practiced by Department of Self financing courses.
The meeting chaired by Principal, Dr. Ajay Bhamare unanimously decided to give away the
entire collected fund amount as Student Scholarship award to needy and deserving students. This year
around Rs. 4,88,000/- has been collected in contributions from teachers, student other well-wishers and
philanthropists. Students from self-finance courses contributed Rs. 12,000/-, collected under their
unique ‘SHARE and CARE Scheme’. The collected amount has been distributed to around 64 students.
This year the number of student beneficiaries increased considerably in comparison with last year.
Apart from this monetary help the foundation also runs a ‘BOOK BANK’ Scheme for the benefit
of the students. So far books worth Rs. 1,00,667/- have been added to the book bank under this initiative.
The Context:
The students are informed about the scheme through prospectus which contains an application form for
the scholarship, through general circular intimating students about the scheme and procedure of
application and through the same notice which is displayed at all the prominent places in the college
premises.
While selecting students for the scholarship, no specific and rigid criteria as such is followed. They are
selected in general by adopting a merit-cum-need based approach. Care is taken to ensure that students
are deserving, they come from economically weak background and they are not getting the benefit of
any other scholarship/ freeship /financial aid. Sometimes even some students may be considered for this
incentive even if they are getting other scholarship. The intention is to help genuinely needy students in
whatever best way possible.
The Practice:
After applications are received, they are scrutinized and students are called for personal face to face
interview with the selection committee. The biggest difficulty is the outreach. Even after due publicity
and information provided to students, the committee feels that deserving and needy students are hesitant
to approach the committee for various reasons, the main reason being peer fear. Getting a regular stream
of philanthropists and fund contributors is another area of diffic ulty faced by committee.
It is observed by the committee that the beneficiaries of the scheme tend to be more regular and punctual
not only in studies but also in co- curricular activities. It is also noticed that a positive and encouraging
behavioral change takes place amongst student and they become more responsible citizens.
The committee wishes to increase the number of beneficiaries in the future and thereby help to change
social fabric of the local community.
List of Beneficiaries
Sr.
Name Gender Class Division Category
No.
1 D'souza Silvia F FYBAF GEN
2 Singh Aman Akendra M FYBAF
3 Bagal Kajal Prakash F FYBCOM
4 Hiwale Pooja Dhammpal Meena F FYBCOM SC
5 Dubey Aadarsh Ramakant Vimla M FYBCOM A Gen
6 Belel Priyanka Manirath Shyamali F FYBCOM A Gen
7 Berde Swapnil Pradeep Megha M FYBCOM A OBC
8 Chaurasiya Pramod M FYBCOM A Gen
9 Sharma Kajal F FYBCOM E
10 Mishra Priya F SYBAF GEN
11 Ayub Mansuri M SYBAF
12 Dawal Sneha F TYBBI OBC
13 Thakur Mayur Santosh M SYBCOM OBC
14 Nikalje Vishakha Gautam F SYBCOM SC
15 Sagarika Uday Mhalsekar F SYBCOM GEN
16 Pasvan Vinay Ramnagina M SYBCOM B
17 Sunanda Prakash Navale F SYBCOM C GEN
18 Vikaskumar Lalchand Pal M SYBCOM D
19 Prajapati Anjana F SYBCOM B
20 Mhatre Apurva Ravindra F SYBCOM
21 Kajal Mohan Chokshi F TYBAF GEN
22 Berde Tejashri Pradeep F TYBCOM OBC
23 Hitesh Ramkrishna Chaurasiya M TYBCOM B GEN
24 Dias Davina Augustine F TYBCOM GEN
25 Gupta Rajan Jayprakash M TYBCOM GEN
26 D'souza Stanly M TYBCOM GEN
27 Alpesh Ram Bhaypatil M TYBCOM OBC
28 Sidhesh Govind Londhe M TYBCOM GEN
29 Bhide Shruti F TYBCOM D SC
30 Sapale Vibhuti F TYBCOM
31 Badirke Rohit M TYBCOM B
32 Akhilesh Kumar Wikal M TYBCOM A
33 Rai Abhishek M TYBCOM

Sr.
Name Gender Class Division Category
No.
34 Mishra Shranya Anand F FYBCOM
35 Agawane Snehal F SYBCOM B
36 Aditya Parkhe M SYBCOM B
37 Pratik Supekar M FYBCOM C
38 Vikas Sundar Jadhav M TYBCOM A
39 Muluk Sneha Gorakshnath Kunda F XII A
40 Shrivastav Aparna Himanshu Seeta F XII A
41 Vaishya Shweta Shyamlal F XII A
42 Bhaskar Sushmita A. F XII B
43 Shinde Aditi Anand F XII A
44 Sohel Shamshrer M XII B
45 Upadhyay Alok Chandramani Geeta M XII
46 Rambade Prachi F XI C
47 Salunkhe Vidya Tanaji F XI C
48 More Pratiksha F XI E
49 Naik Abhishek M XI E
50 Prajapati Suresh Kashiram M XI SB
51 Mohd. Sohel Ansari M XI SB
52 Ghodge Sonal F XI B
53 Kunal Nandgaonkar M XI E
54 Muskan Kandu F XI B
55 Pillai Jay M XI E
Total Beneficiaries:
UG/PG Courses: Total: 38 Male: 19 Female: 19
Junior College : Total: 17 Male: 07 Female: 10


ANNEXURE – (vii)
(Please refer to Part-B, Criterion – VII, Question No. 7.3)
BEST PRACTICE NO. II : 2017 – 2018
ORGANIZING A VISIT BY CHILDREN FROM TWO ORPHANAGES TO ‘SHANTI
SAGAR WATER PARK’
REPORT
The Goal:
Various Corporate houses fulfil their corporate social responsibility in various ways. They spend some
part of their net profit earned for this purpose. Film stars, sports persons and some others includ ing
common people also share their money for some useful social cause. Our objective is to share the most
precious and priceless thing with the orphaned and destitute children is our time and help them enjoy
one full day so that they will cherish these memories all through their lives so that it becomes a source
of joy forever. For this purpose, students of the college have come together under the banner of Rotract
Club with an intention to help the institution fulfil its social commitment. It is a student initiative
undertaken and carried out with utmost sincerity and responsibility by students under the guidance of
faculty members.
The Context:
In keeping abreast with our country that is developing in leaps and bounds we have not only added a
number of new courses but we have also been extremely vigorous in activities that benefits and uplifts
the society e.g. free medical check up and free medicine distribution, blood donation, yoga camps, free
eye check up and distribution of spectacles, cleanliness drives, fun fairs and entertainment activities for
underprivileged children especially orphans etc. We ensured that this year different groups of students
get the benefit of this ‘funday’.
The Practice:
On 27 April 2017, 185 orphan children from Yeoor Adivasi School, Thane which is run by a charitable
trust and Anugraha Orphanage, Badlapur run by Dr. Illa Paul, retired medical officer from KEM
hospital, Mumbai were taken to Shanti Sagar Water Park, Badlapur.
The fun day started when all children assembled at 10:00 am. Firstly they were served breakfast. It was
followed by water games and rain dance. Post lunch a magic show was organized for entertaining the
children. Around 4:00 pm fun activities such as tattoo making, mehendi, nail painting were conducted.
It was followed by dance and singing competition. Besides two students of our college dressed as clowns
and entertained the children throughout the day. In addition to usual gift hamper, chocolates were offered
to these students. They were also served with evening snacks. For full day fun ride, 15 staff members
from Adivasi School, Yeoor, 16 staff members from Anugraha orphanage were accompanied by our
college staff. Rotaract Club and NSS volunteers provided a supporting hand to all of them.

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Uttari Bharat Sabha’s

RAMANAND ARYA D.A.V. COLLEGE

The Annual Quality Assurance

1. Details of the Institution

1.1 Name of the Institution Ramanand Arya D.A.V. College

1.2 Address Line 1 Veer Savarkar Marg, Near DatarColony

Address Line 2 Bhandup East

Pin Code 400 042

Institution e-mail address info@radav.org

Contact Nos. 022-25662921 (Office)

Name of the Head of the Institution Dr. Ajay Bhamare

Tel. No. with STD Code 022 – 2566 0513

Name of the IQAC Co-ordinator: Ms. Janine Almeida

IQAC e-mail address: ramanandaryadaviqac@gmail.com

R.A.D.A.V. College : AQAR 2017-2018 Page No. 1

1.4 NAAC Executive Committee No. &

1.5 Website Address : www.radav.org

Web-link of the AQAR: www.radav.org/naac/AQAR2016-17.pdf

1.6 Accreditation Details :

1.7 Date of Establishment of IQAC : DD/MM/YYYY 01.07.2005

1.8 AQAR for the year (for example 2010-11) 2017-18

1.10 Institutional Status

R.A.D.A.V. College : AQAR 2017-2018 Page No. 2

Autonomous college of UGC Yes - No -

Regulatory Agency approved Institution Yes  No -

Type of Institution Co-education  Men Women

Urban  Rural Tribal

Financial Status Grant-in-aid  UGC 2(f)  UGC 12 (B) 

Grant-in-aid + Self Financing  Totally Self-financing --

1.11 Types of Faculty/Programme

TEI(Edu) -- Engineering -- Health Science -- Management --

Others (Specify) ----

1.13 Special status conferred by Central/ State Government-- UGC/CSIR/DST/DBT/ICMR

Autonomy by State/Central Govt./University --

University with Potential for Excellence -- UGC-CPE --

DST Star Scheme -- UGC-CE --

UGC-Special Assistance Programme -- DST-FIST --

UGC-Innovative PG programmes -- Any other (Specify) --

2.1 No. of Teachers 7

2.2 No. of Administrative/Technical staff 1

2.3 No. of students 1

2.4 No. of Management representatives 1

2.5 No. of Alumni 1

2.6 No. of any other stakeholder and community representatives 1

2.7 No. of Employers/ Industrialists 1

2.8 No. of other External Experts 1

2.9 Total No. of members 14

2.10 No. of IQAC meetings held 2

2.11 No. of meetings with various stakeholders Total No. 4 Faculty 2

Non-Teaching Staff 1 Students 1 Alumni -- Others --

2.13 Seminars and Conferences (only quality related)

Total Nos. 1 International -- National 1

State -- Institution Level --

(ii) Themes ‘Sustaining Quality: NAAC New Guidelines, 2017’.

R.A.D.A.V. College : AQAR 2017-2018 Page No. 4

 IQAC scholarships have been awarded.

 Academic, Administrative and Gender Audits have been done.

 Increased use of ICT enabled teaching. ICT infrastructure was improved by

 Green Club was formed to work in a focused manner on environmental issues.

 Minor research projects were undertaken by thirteen faculty members.

 Parent teacher meetings were organized.

 Increased use of Solar Energy.

 Increased use of multi media in the teaching learning process.