E-Copies Of The Grant Award Letters For Sponsored Research

S.No Name of the Project/ Endowments, Chairs

Name of the Principal

Investigator/Co-

investivator

Page No

1Design & Development of fullerene based novel

peptide scaffolds as potent antitubercular agentsDr. K. Nagarajan 3

2 Short Term Training Program Dr. Sangeeta Arora 4

3Development, Characterization and Evaluation of

topical nanogel for Psoriasis treatmentDr. Ashok Jangra 8

4 Conference Grant Dr. Vibhav Sachan 9

5Blooms Taxonomy an approach towards outcome

based technical educationDr. Dhananjay Pradhan 15

6Influence of simulated dynamic environment on

hot corrosion behavior of NI based super alloyDr. Subodh Kr Sharma 15

7Environmental impacts of biofuel blends using

nanoadditives for Diesel EngineDr. K.L.A. Khan 17

8

Indo-UK led Curriculum Development Through

Sustainable Materials and Manufacturing for the

Future

Dr. Ajay Kumar Shrivastava 19

9 Modrobs Dr. Adesh K Pandey 23

Institute level Dr. Surendra Kumar Tripathi 27

Skill and Personality Development Program

Centre for SC/ST Students (SPDC)Dr. Brijesh Singh 31

11 MODROB (Power Electronics Lab)Ragini Sharma

Dr. Vibhav Kumar Sachan32

12Development of Standalone Small Scaled Hybrid

Microgrid System for Agriculture RequirementsDr. Jagannath Sahoo 33

13Designing and analysis of MIMO Antenna with

incoorporation of SIW

Dr. Ranchay Bhateja

Dr. Mani Tyagi35

14 Conference GrantDr. Mani Tyagi

Dr. Ranchay Bhateja42

15Emerging Role of Leadership, Values and Ethics

for Organizational Development

Dr. Vaishali Manik Rao Patil

Dr. Abhishek Kumar44

16 Strengthening the Skills of the ProfessionalDr. Ranchay Bhateja

Dr. Mani Tyagi45

17Computational Designing of Novel GnRHR specific

kinase inhibitors for the treatment of cancerDr. Abhishek Kumar 50

10

E-Copies Of The Grant Award Letters For Sponsored Research Projects / Endowments

18

Technology Development and Recent Advances in

Secondary Metabolites Extracted from Newer

Species of Lichens occurring in Achanamar-

Amarkantak Biosphere Reserve in Central India

Dr. Arunesh Chandra 51

19 Conference Grant Dr. Arvind Sharma 53

20 Foundation Program in ICT for Education Dr. Mrinal Verma 55

21International Conference on E-governance in

Digital India: Prospects and Opportunities for

Entrepreneurship & Innovation

Dr. Mani Tyagi

Dr. Ranchay Bhateja57

22Research Project on Cost Benefit Analysis of E-

Governance in India towards Socio-Economic

Development- Study of Delhi & West UP

Dr. Prateek Gupta

Dr. Deepa60

23Seminar On IPR

Dr. Ajay Kumar Shrivastava 62

24Performance analysis of FRP rebars for

reinforcement of concrete slab (Co-PI)

Dr. K.L.A. Khan

Dr. Anurag Gupta65

25 Nanoformulation and neuroprotective evaluation

of Mangiferin against 4neuronal deficits in mice

Dr. Mandeep Kumar Arora

Dr. Ashok Jangra66

26 Conference Grant Dr. CM Batra 67

27 Foundation Program in ICT for Education Dr. Vineet Sharma 68

28

Herbal Nanoparticulate Drug Delivery System For

Nose to Brain Targeting for the Management of

Alzheimer Disease.

Dr. Sanjar Alam 69

29 Installation of 4 kW Solar Power Plant with

intelligent Energy Management System for PC lab

Dr. Neeraj Kumar Gupta 71

30 Conference Grant Dr. CM Batra 75

31National Seminar on Moving towards make in

India

Dr. Ranchay Bhateja

Dr. Mani Tyagi76

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Att INDIA COUNCIL FOR TECHNICAT EDUCATIONNelson Mandela Marg, Vasant Kunj,

New Delhi-110070

RPS - Sanction letter

Fife No. 8-3o/FDC/RPS (POtlCY-l) |2OL9-2O Date: 14 Aug 2020

The Drawing and Disbursing OfficerAll India Council for Technical EducationNelson Mandela Marg,Vasant Kunj, New Delhi-110070,

oo.

,"' .t'Sub: Ref ease of a sum of Rs.21843821- being the lst installment of the total grant of Rs.2217647l- for conduct of project

under Research Promotion Scheme (RPS) during the financial year 2O@21 .

Sir,

WitDx€ierence to the proposal submitted by the institute, this is to convey the sanction of the Council for payment ofRs.2L84382l- (Rupees TwentyOne takh EightyFour Thousand Three Hundred EightyTwo Only) as 1't installment out of a totalapproved grant-in-aid of Rs.22L76471- for conduct of a Project under the Research Promotion Scheme (RPS), as per detailsgiven below:-

Name and address of the BeneficiarvInstitution(University / College / Institution)

Registrar / Director / Principal,KIET Group of lnstitutions,Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh-201206

tl Principal Investigator's Name & Dept./Course Dr. Nagarajan Kanda Samy 4--*(Pharmacy)

Grant-in-aid Sanctioned Rs.22L7 647" / - ( R s. 1 88 5 00 6 / - f o r n o n - rec u r ri n g

and Rs.332647/- for recurring expenditure)

Amount to be Released during the year2OL9-2O (as 1st installment)

Rs.2184382 l-' .

(Rs. 1885000f:-Flll amount of non-recurring &Rs.299382/-90 %o of recurring sanctioned)

Project Duration 3 Years

Title of the Project Design & Development of fullerene based novel peptidescaffolds as potent antitubercular agents.

L Release of funds:

1. The amount of the grant shall be drawn by the Drawing and Disbursing Officer (DDO), All India Council for TechnicalEducation, New Delhi on the Grants-in-aid bill and shall be disbursed to and credited to the account of KIET Grouo ofI nstitutions, Ghaziabad, Utta r Pradesh -201206 th rough RTGS/PM FS. _/-"-'

2. The sanctioned grant-in-aid is debitable to the Major Head "601.12.a (RPS Plan)" Gen. and is valid for payment during thefi nancia I y ear 2020-21.

3. The sanction issues in exercise of the powers delegated to the Council. lt is also certified that grant-in-aid is being releasedin conformity with the rules and principles of the Scheme.

4. The grant-in-aid is being released in conformity with the Terms & Conditions as well as norms of the scheme as alreadvcommunicated and also being communicated in this letter.

ll. Maintenance of account by the Institute/Pl:

1. Funds covered by this grant shall be kept separately and would not be mixed up with other funds so as to know the amountof interest accrued on the grant.

2. The grant is intended to cover items of expenditure/equipment approved by AICTE.

3. Acknowledgement of receipt of grant and letter of acceptance of terms and conditions is to be submitted to AICTE within15 days from the receipt of the grant to the following address:

Director (Faculty Development Cell), AICTE, Nelson Mandela Marg, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi-110070

Contd...2/-

All India Council for Technical Education(A Statutory body under Ministry of HRD, Go

Nelson Mandela Marg,Vasant Kunj, New Delhi_110070 Website:

STTP- Sanction Letter

Sub: Release of grant for conduct of Short Term Training programme (STTP) under AelS2Ot9-20 during tlie financial year 2O2O_2I_ reg.

Sir,

This is to convey the sanction of the council for payment of Rs. 28ogL7 /- (Rupees Two Lakh Eighty Thousand NineHundred seventeen only) for conduct of Short rerm Training program as per details given below:-

Ref . N o. 34 -66 / 38 / F DCISTTP/ p o I i c y - t / 20 19 _20

From

Director,

Faculty Development Cell,

AICTE, New Delhi-110070

To

The Drawing and Disbursing Officer,All India Council for Technical Education,Nelson Mandela Marg,Vasant Kunj, New Delhi _ 110070

Date l0 AUG ilm

and Disbursing Officer, All India Council fordisbursed to and credited to the Registrar/

L. The amount of the grant shall be drawn by the DrawingTechnical Education on the grant_in_aid bill and shall beDirector/principal of the institute through RTGS.

2' This grant-in-aid is being released in conformity with the terms & conditions as well as norms ofthe scheme as already communicated, and also being communicated in this letter.

3' The Principal ofthe Institute and the coordinator ofthe program are requested to verify the correctness ofthe under-mentioned Bank Account / RTGS Details submitted by them alongwith the proposals, in whichthe grant is being released:-

Name and address of the beneficiaryUniversity / Institution

KIET GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS13 KM STONE GHAZIABAD- MEERUT ROAD,Uttar Pradesh201206

Permanent lD of InstituteInstitute type

Name of Coordinator Ms. SANGEETA ARORAAmount sanctioned Rs.280917/-

Rs.280917 /- Full & final501.15(a) Gen. Short Term Training programme

1p13n1The authorized officer in whose favourDemand Draft/ RTGS is to be made

REGISTRAR / DIRECTOR / PRINCIPAL

Title of the Blockchain: An Em

InstitutePAN '

No.

Bank Name Bank BranchName

Bank

Branch

Address

AccountHolderName

AccountType

AccountNumber

tFsc

Code

AAATK2455P

Punjab &Sind Bank

ITS

Muradnagar,Ghaziabad

Muradnager Near ITS

DentalCollege,

Ghaziabad

KIET GROUP

OF

INSTITUTIONS

Cu rrentAccount

r

0862110000s55( PSI BOOOO8(

2

Instructions/Guidelines to be followed by the University/lnstitution

l. Disbursement of funds to University/lnstitutions

a. The full amount of the grant sanctioned is being released as advance to theUniversity/l nstitute.

b. The amount spent by the institute on the conduct of STTP shall be adjusted on the basis of utilizationcertificate and detailed expenditure statement submitted by the University/lnstitution on the prescribedformat along with other mandatory documents viz feedback form, copy of proceedings and completionreport etc.

b. The above said amountof Approval (LOA) / Extensionyear 2O20-2L.

Maintenance of Accounts

of grant shall be refunded back to AICTE if the Letterof Approval (EOA) is not issued by AICTE to the institute for the academic

a. The Institute shall strictly follow the provisions laid down in the scheme documentas available on the portal.

b. Funds covered by this grant shall be kept separately and would not be mixed up withother funds so as to know the amount of interest accrued on the grant.

The University/College/lnstitute shall maintain proper accounts of the expenditure out of the grants, whichshall be utilized only on approved items of expenditure.

The grant is intended to cover items of expenditure connected with the Short Term Training programmesuch as Boarding & Lodging to the participants, TA to outstation participants, Honorarium to CourseCoordinator, reading material to participants, Honorarium to resource persons, TA/DA to resource personsincluding two outstations resource persons & working expenses (reprographic services, postage, transport,daily wages, tea/coffee etc.

lll. Conduct of test and issuance of certificate

A test shall be conducted by Program Monitoring Committee (PMC) at the end of the programand joint certificates shall be issued (by AICTE & conducting institute) to those participants who haveattended the program and have scored minimum 60% marks in the test.

lV. Submission of Documents by the University/lnstitutions to AICTE

a. The following mandatory relevant documents are required to be submitted by theUniversity/lnstitution within one month of the completion of the program:-

(i) Original Statement of actual expenditure & Utilization Certificate in the prescribed proformaduly signed by the Head of the institution and countersigned by Registrar/Finance Officer/Govt.Auditor. In case of self-financing/private institutions, Statement of actual Expenditure &Utilization Certificate are required to be audited & signed and sealed by a Chartered Accountantendorsing the membership number and complete postal address. Format for the same isavailable on AICTE web oortal.

The University/lnstitution is not required to submit bills/vouchers/invoices etc for theexpenditure incurred out of recurring grants. However, such copies of bills/vouchers/invoices

c

o

shall be digitized by respective institutions receivinggrant and uploaded scanned copies of suchbills/vouchers/invoices etc on the portal for availability and view at any point of time.

(ii) Feedback form in the prescribed proforma.(iii) Copy of the proceedings and completion report.(iv) List of candidates who have successfully completed the program on the basis of the test

conducted by Program Monitoring Committee (pMC).(v) Report submitted by program Monitoring Committee (pMC).

b. The amount of the grant shall be adjusted on submission of utilization certificate & detailed expenditurestatement by University/lnstitution. on receipt of these documents, the total amount of financialassistance, admissible as per the norms, shall be worked out and grant-in-aid adjusted.

V. General instructions

a' Preferably 10% of the participants may be industry professionals deputed by industry. Further, not morethan 2 participants shall be from the host institution/group of institutions.

b. The grant released/or part thereof, if remains unutiljzed forreason after expiry of stipulated time period (for any reasonsinclude unspent amount, interest , penalty if imposed) shall be refunded backAlcrE in the form of RTGS payable to Member secretary, AlcrE, New Delhi.bank details of AICTE are as under:-

anytoto

The

Account NoName of the Account HolderBank NameBranch NameIFSC Code

c. The STTP is a residentialparticipants. The approveddate of release of funds.

5s1131999s2Member Secretary, AICTE, New Delhi_State Bank of IndiaShastri Bhawan, New Delhis8tN0050203

program of a duration of six days with minimum 40STTP shall be conducted within six months from the

n

d. lf programme is not conducted within the period of six months of the release of the 100% grant, thereleased amount, alongwith interest accrued thereon, has to be necessarily returned back to AICTE withina month through RTGS.

d. The expenditure under the Heads 'Honorarium to Course Coordinator' and'Honorarium to Resource Persons' shall not exceed L% & 20% respectively ofthe total sanctioned grant for the Programme. However, overall expenditure shall not exceed the fundssanctioned for the Programme.

Any extra money required to complete the programme must be borne by the institute from their ownresources. But the quality of the activities should not be comoromised.

Any unavoidable circumstantial change in the program with respect to name of project Coordinator, Venueand date for organizing STTP would mandatorily require prior approval of the Council. All sucn requestsshould be addressed to AICTE, in advance, recording the specific reasons for proposed changes, failingwhich the offer for the grant already issued would be treated as automatically withdrawn and the financialassistance released in favour of the beneficiary institution shall be refunded immediately to the Council.Kindly mention the File No. 34-66/38/FDCISTTP/Policy-t/2079-2o in your future correspondence.

Steering Committee/Project Monitoring Committee (PMC) is required to be constituted atinstitutional level. The constitution of the pEC shall be as under:

(i) Principal/Director/Registraroftheinstitution(Chairperson).(ii) (ii) Coordinator of the program (Member Secretary).(iii) Two HoDs and one subject expert (members).

The members of the said PMC shall not be below the rank of Associate Professor. A test shall be

conducted by Project Monitoring Committee (PMC) at the end of the program and the certificates shall beissued to those participants who have attended the program and have qualified in the test. The minutesof the meetings, along with PMC report, are to be submitted to the Council at end of the program alongwith other mandatory documents.

Gof GFR rules (@https://doe.gov.in/order-circular/general-financial-rules2017-O) should be followedduring utilization of grant.

This Sanction Order may be treated as Offer Letter for all purposes.

NOTE:- Any deviation from the above will invoke serious action against the

sincerely,

(Col. B Venkat)Director (FDC)

Copy forwarded for information and necessary action to:

IOAUG'MName and Address of the CoordinatorMs. SANGEETA ARORAKIET GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS

13 KM STONESHAZTABAD- MEERUT ROAD,

Uttar Pradesh201206

The Registrar / Director / PrincipalKIET GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS

13 KM STONE GHAZIABAD- MEERUT ROAD,

Uttar Pradesh20l206

Guard File

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3.

Dated: 24rh June, 2020 F No.67-28llDC/GoC/POLICY -5 I 2019-20

All India Council for Technical liducation(A Statutory body undcr Ministry of tIRD, Govt. of India)

Nelson l\4andela Marg,Vasant Kunj, Ncw Dclhi-110070 Wcbsitc: www.aicte-india.org

GOC - Sanction Leffer for E-Conference

ToThe Director/ Principal/ RegistrarKIE'I Group of Institutions,1-3 KM Stone Ghaziabad-Meerut Road,

Ghaziabad, Uttar Prade sh-201.20 6

Subiect: To organize Conference in online mode i.e. H-Conference under the scheme Grant for OrganizingConference (GOC)-reg.

Sir/ Madam,With reference to the proposal submitted by your institute, this is to convey that an amount of t{s.

l,6l,000 /- (Rupees One lakh sixty one thousand only) was sanctioned and released to your institute inthe month of March-2020 for organizrng Conference under the scheme Grant for Organizing Conference(GOC), as per details given below:

Director/ Principal/ RegistrarKIET Grouo of Institutions, 13 KM Stone Ghaziabad-Meerut Road,

Ghaziabad, Uttar Prad e sI't'20 720 6

1-13439501Title of Conference: Recent'l'rends in Communication and Electronics

Namc of Coordinator: Or. Vitrhau Sa-cfran

The grant was released to the institute's account as per details given in table below:

nstlt AccountHolder Nameute

PANNo.AAATK2+65P

ITS

Muradnagar,Chaziabad

Muradnagar, Near ITS

Dental College,Ghaziabad, UP

KIET GROUP

OF

0862 1 10

0005 550KKBKOOO

5295INSTITUTIONS

The grant was released to organize the conference in physical mode, but due to outbreak of COVID-

19, the Council has decided to give option to the institutions to organize the conference in onlinemode only i.e. E-Conference with additional terms and conditions.

Note:1. If your institute has organized the conference in the stipulated time, then you are intimated to

submit the requisite documents along with balance amount, if any.

2. If your institute has not organized the conference after receipt oIgrant, then you are allowed to

organize the conference in online mode i.e. E-Conference within 6 months of receipt of this letter.3. If your institute does not want to organize the E-conference, then you are required to refund the

complete grant along with the interest accrued thereon.4. Thc grant from AICTE will be Rs. 50,000 or 1/3rd of the total expenditure incurred flor organizing the

E-Conferencc, whichever is lesser. Rest amount is required to be refunded to AICTE.Pase- 1

Name and address of theBeneficiarv Institution:Permanent ID of Institute:

AccountNumber

Bank Ilranc

Dated 24th lune. 2020

The instructions/guidelincs to be followed by College/Institution

L Limit of F'unding

F No.67-28ll DC/G0C/P0Ll CY -s / 2079-20

a. The grant from AICTFI will be Rs. 50,000 or lf 3'd of the total cxpenditurc incurred for organizing theH-Confercncc, whichever is lesser.

b. The balancc amount should be immediatcly refunded to AIC'fE with interest accrued thereon.

Thcre may bc the following cxpenditure heads under E-Confercncc:a. Certificate/Brochurc and other documents dcsignrng.

b. Conference website designing & updating.c. Honorarium to Experts/ Resource Persons.

d. Publication of proceedings.

e. M iscellancous,

II. Submission of documents by college/institution to AICTFI on receipt of this letter/grant

a. Thc Acceptance letter with dates for Organizing ll-Conference should reach this office within 15 days fromthe datc of receipt ol'this Sanction Letter duly signed and sealed by Coordinator and Ilead of the institutionalong with permission/clearance of Govt. of India for organizing E-Conference.

IlL Maintenancc of accounts

a. The Institute shall strictly follow the provisions laid down in this Letter No. F. No. 67-28/ IDC/GOC/Policy-5/2019-20 dated: 24-06-2020 issued by this of[ice. All correspondence related to the conference mustcontain this number along with year of sanction of the conference failing which correspondence will notbe entertained.

b. F'unds covered by this grant shall be kept separately and would not be mixed up with other funds, so as toknow the amount of interest accrued on the grant.

c. The University/College/lnstitute shall maintain proper accounts of the expenditure out of the grant.d. 'l'he Council or its nominee shall have the right to check/verify the account to satisfy that the fund has been

utilized for the purposc for it was sanctioned.

IV. Refund of grant to AICTII [by way of a demand draft in favour of Member Secretary, AICTE, New Delhi)

a. In case the event is cancelled or institute does not want to organize the E-Conference, the fund releasedshould be immediately refunded to AICTE with interest accrued thereon.

b. The grant shall be refunded to AICTE if the Letter of Approval IL,OAJ or Extension of Approva] is not issuedby AlCTti to the institute for the academic year 2079-20.

c. 'fhc proposed/approved ll-Conference shall be conducted within 6 months from the date of receipt of thisletter. lf Fl-confcrencc is not conducted within stipulated time period, the released amount, along withinterest accrued thereon, has to be necessarily returned to AIC'f E within one month, failing which penalty

@ l9o/o will be levied.d. Interest accrucd on the grant released, shall be refunded to AICTE.

e. No payment is permissible against the conference already conducted before the receipt of grant.Institutions are liable to refund the grant iIreceived after the conduct of conference and have no p[an of,

conducting the E-conference ahead.

i. As AICTF. needs adequate timc [or depositing the Demand I)raft in the bank, the same be immediatelydispatchcd to avoid any lapse of the validity pcriod.

V. Submission of documents by collegc/institution to AICTE after conduct of conference

The following documents must be submitted to AICTE within a period of one month, from the dateof conduct of Conference:

Pagc-Z

Dated.24rhjune,2020 F. No.67- 2Bll DClGOC/P0LICy -s / 2019 -20

a.

b.

Feedback form in the prescribed proforma.

Original Statement of actual Expenditure & Utilization Certificate in the prescribed proforma duly signed bythe Head of the institution and countersigned by Registrar/Finance Officer/Govt. Auditor. In case of self-financing/private institutions, Statement oIactual Expenditure & Uti]ization Certificate are required to beaudited & signed by a Charted Accountant (with membership no., full address & stamp). Photocopies offormats are enclosed.

Copy of the proceedings/Project completion report.

Attested photocopies of supporting vouchers/bills of expenditure incurred for Organizing Conference.

Soft copy of photographs of conference.

One video of 1-minute duration mentioning: (i). lntroduction of the Coordinator mentioning the name andstate of institute. (ii). Conference details and achievements attained through Conference [iii). How theConference was beneficial to students, faculty and institute? [iv]. Thanking message for AICTE support.

General instructions

Any Change in the programme for holding Conference, change of Coordinator name, Venue and Dateshould be effected with prior approval of the Council, failing which the sanction for the grant already issuedwould be treated as automatically withdrawn.

The assets acquired wholly or substantially of the All India Council for Technical Flducation's grants shallnot be disposed or encumbered or utilized for the purposes other than those for which it was given withoutproper sanction of the Council and should, at any time the Institution ceased to function, such assets shallrevert to the All lndia Council for Technical Education.

'fhe beneficiary institute will make best efforts to promote the scheme by mentioning the sponsorship/support from AICTFI, carrying the Logo of AICTE in conference and other means.

'l'he grantee lnstitution shall observe all financial norms and guidelines as prescribed by the AICTE/Government of India from time to time. GOI GFR rules [@https://doe.gov.in/order-circular/general-financial-rules2017-0) should be Followed during utilization of grant.

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l. Name and Address of the CoordinatorDr. Vibhav Sachan,KIET Group of Institutions,13 KM Stone Ghaziabad-Meerut Road,Ghaziabad, Uttar Prade sh-201206

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Industry Academia Partnership Programme - 18/19

Applicant: Khan, Kunwar Laiq AhmadOrganisation: Krishan Institute of Engineering and Technology

Funding Sought: £49,443.00

IAPP18-19\295Indo-UK led Curriculum Development Through Sustainable Materials and Manufacturing for the Future

The world population continues to rise beyond seven billion and depletion of natural resources has continued to remain a formidable problem. Until now, the work in the area for industrial scale development of sustainable bio-renewable materials for biomedical, and automotive/building applications is still in infancy and timely opportunity exist in this arena both for the UK and India. However, both countries lack industrially oriented and research innovation led educational curriculum to train their engineering students. Especially in India, according to the All India Council for Technical Education more than 60% of the eight lakh engineers graduating from institutions across the country every year remain unemployed (http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/57698133.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst)Hence the goal of this project is to:1) Enhance the student’s exposure, at an early stage, to interdisciplinary and whole-system's approaches to studies of interdisciplinary science and engineering systems

2) Develop research and innovation led rigorous curriculum offering versatile employability skills via strong interdisciplinary engineering led learning well informed both by the industry and academia both from the UK and India

3) Formulate and supervise joint research projects (at UG and PG level) between UK and Indian partners directly steered by the industrial challenges

4) Disseminate the gained knowledge to the nearby Engineering institutes like Shiv Nadar University, ABES Engineering college, GB Pant University and offer e-learning courses through hub spoke model.The above goals will be achieved by academic partners of Cranfield University (working on advanced Ultra-Precision material oriented manufacturing; cutting-edge simulations; nanocomposites; and sustainable functional materials for aerospace; automotive and biomedical), their industrial partners namely Micromaterials Limited (a world leading company in nanomaterials characterisation) and Energy4U, UK (a world leading company specialised in making supreme quality engineering products for a wide variety of engineering applications ranging from biomaterial, solar and electronics). This grant application will be led by KIET and Industry from India .

LEAD APPLICANT DETAILS

TitleNameSurnameTel (Mobile)Email (Work)Address

DrKunwar Laiq Ahmad

Khan09412660124

[email protected] Muradnagar

KIET Group of InstitutionsGhaziabad

Uttar Pradesh201206

India

Dated: i'c N{arch. 2020 F. i.ic. 65-06IiDCiSPDC,/POLICY -l i20 i9 -20

Al! ind!a Ccr.-rncii for Technica! E'iucaiion(A Siatutoi-y bcCy ur.jei itlinistrv cf HF,D. G,J"-i. of in,Jia)

i.ielson fvlandeia Marg,Vasant Kunj, i.lew Delhi-110070 Websiie: ww',v aicte-india.

SPDC'Sanction Letter

ToThe Drarr,rng and Disbursing Officer,Ail Indla Council ior Technical Education,Nelson l4andela Marg, Vasant Kunj,New Delhi - 11C070.

Subject: Release of a- su-m of Rs. 7,66,667/- (Rupees Seven lakh sixty-six thousand six hundred sixtv-seven only] being the 1st installment of the total grant of Rs. 75,33,3331- to conductthe prograin underlhe sciierne Si<iil and Persona-lif Developmeni Pi'ogi'an-, Centie fcr SCiST studenis {SPDC) .for thcyear 201,9-20 payable during the current financial year 2019-20-reg.

Sir,

With reference to the proposal submitted by the institute, this is to convey the sanction of the Councilfor pa ent of P.s.7,66,667/- (Rupees Seven lakh sixty-six thousand six hundred sixty-seven only)as 1st instaliment out of the total approved grant-in-aid of Rs. 15"33,333/- for running of Skill andPersonality Development Program Centre for SC/ST students under the Scheme Skill and PersonalityDevelopment Program Centre for SC/ST students (SPDC), as per details given below:

II Vame and address of the3 eneficiary Institution:

Director/ Principal/ Registrar, KIET GROUP OFINSTITUTIONS, 13 KM STONE GHAZIABAD- MEERUT ROAD,

GHAZIABAD Uttar Pradesh-2 0 12 0 52 ?ermanent ID of institute: 1-134395013 fitle of Proeramme: Centre for skill and personalitv develoDmentAa )'Iame of Coordinator: MT. ADESH PANDEY5 )uration of the Prosramme: 3 Years6

lrant-in-aid Sanctioned:Total:Rs. 15,33,333/-

Non-Recurring[85%J:Rs.13,O3,333 /-

Recurring (15o/o):

Rs.2,30,000/-A,mount to be releasedlurins the year 20L9-20:

Total:Rs.7,66,667 /-

Non-Recurring [85%J:Rs.6.5L.667 l-

Recurring (75%):Rs. 1,15,000/-

o ianbtioned grant-in-aid islebitable to:

Maior Head 501.1 (b) SPDC Plan Head

L. The amount of the grant shall be drawn by the Drawing and Disbursing Officer, All IndiaCouncil for Technical Education, New Delhi on the grant-in-aid bill and shall be disbursed to andcredited to the account of Director/Principal/Reigistrar of the institute through RTGS"

2. This a-ant-in-aid is beine released in conformiff with the terms & conditions as well as nonhsof th5 scheme as already"communicated, and alsb being communicated in this letter.

The instructions/guidelines to be followed by University/Institution : '

I. Release of funds

a) : tTft"Si"ll?/Rttgililik"ffib*i!?:In eing released:

AQiS Application lio : i-7080148581 Page No.1

Dated: .1'd l,lalcir. 2020 F. tro. 65-06IDC/SPDCDOLICy -1 nAl9 -24

In case of any omission the same should be reported to AICTE immediately.

bl This sanction is issu-ed in exercise of the powers delegated to the Council and other terms and

conciition laid down in the guidelines of the scheme.

II. Sctredule of Funding and Duration of Prograrn

a) 1st year: 1si installment (50% of the sanctioned grant) is being released as advance.2nd Year: 2"a insiallm ent (4Aok of sanctioned.grai-,t) afler receipi cf requi.siie documents3.d Year: 3rd installment [L0% of sanctioned grant) after receipt of requisite documents.

bJ ThedateofreleaseofthegrantbyAICTEshallbetakenasthedateofcommencementofthescheme.c) The duration of the program is for three years.

IIL Submission of documents by college/institution to AICTE on receipt of granta) Acknowledgement of receipt of the grant and acceptance of terms and conditions within 15 days

of receipt of Sanction Letter.

b] Institute shall send a confirmation to AICTE within 2 months of receipt of grant that the sanctionedprogram has been started/is in progress,

c) Intimation regarding the constitution of Program Evaluation Committee IPEC].PEC is required to be constituted at institutional level. The constitution of the PEC shall be as

under:i. [Chairperson]ii.iii.

The members of the said PEC shall not be below the rank of Associate Professor.

IV. Maintenance of accounts

a) The Institute shall strictly follow the provisions laid down in the scheme document and Sanction

Letter No. F. No. 65-06/IDC/SPDC/Policy-7/2019-20 dated 03.03.2020 issued by this office. Allcorrespondence related to the scheme must contain this number along with year of sanction of thescheme; failing which correspondence will not be entertained.

b) Funds covered by this grant shall be kept separately and would not be mixed up with other funds,

so as to }anow the amount ofinterest accrued on the grant

c) The University/Collgge/lnstitute shall maintain proper accounts of the expenditure out of the grant,which shall be utilized only on approved items of expenditure flist enclosed).

d) The Council or its nominee shall have the right to check/verify the account to satisfy that the fundhas been utilized for the purpose for it was sanctioned. The accounts of the institute will be open fortest check by the Council or Controller & Auditor General of India irr ariy other offieer designatedbythem.

V. Refund of grant to AICTE fby way of a demand draft in favour of Member Secretary AICTE, NewDelhiJ

aJ If theprogram is not started within six months of the receiptof thegrant the released amount,along with interest accrued thereon, has to be returned to AICTE.

bl The entire amount of grant already released, along r,rrith interest accrued thereon shall be refunded toAICTE if mandatory docui'nents are not submitted by the institute beyond one year of compietion ofprogran.

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c) [t ma1' -be ensured thal the scheme is cornpieted rrzithin the stipulated time. If the scheme is not

compleied in time, no further extension vrill be granLed in any case and insti.fute has to refund theeniire airicunt tc AICTE.

Vi. Submission of doc ents by institution in subsequent years

aJ The Annual Progress Report [APR-) in the prescribed format along with Statemeni ofExpenditure and Audited Utilization.

b) Utiliz on Certificaie [UC] supported by Audited'siatement oi Expendiiure to the Effeci rhatthe grant has been utilized for the purpose for which it has been Sanctioned shall be furnisheci to theAICTE. It should contairr the head- wise break up of expenditure made from the grant-in-aidprovided by the Council. in case of seli- financing/private .institutions, Statement of _actuai'Expenditure & Utilization Certiflcate are required to be audited & signed and sealed by a CharteredAccountant endorsing the membership number and complete postal address.

cJ Scheme Completion Report (SCR) in the prescribed format along with the copies ofinvoice/bills for the equipments purchased and copy of stock entry register where entry of theequipments have made duly verified. Audited Statement of Expenditure indicating expenditureincurred in the total duration of the project in the prescribed format and GFR-19 shall besubmitted to the Council. Photocopies of formats are enclosed.

d) A complete Status Report of the project indicating the activities undertaking, number of studentsbenefited, laboratory works photographs of students, together with their views.

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Report of Program Evaluation Committee (PECl.The minutes of the meetings of Program Evaluation Committee [PEC) are to be submitted to theCouncil at the end of the scheme along with other mandatory docui enfs.

g) The University/Institution is expected to submit the above said mandatory documents viz.Utilization certificate, Expenditure Statement and completion certificate etc. within one month ofcompletion of SPDC Scheme. However, delay of further 2 months may be condoned by AICTE inspecial circumstances as explained by the institute. Delay in submission of documents after threemonths of the completion of the SPDC scheme shall invite a penalty of7\o/oofthetotalsanctionedamount of the SPDC scheme, to be deducted from the balance amount of 2nd installment.

VII. General Instructions

aJ The amount of interest accrued on the grant should be treated as part of the grant to be utilized forthat particular scheme. However, the interest amount accrued along with grant disbursed shouldnot exceed the total grant sanctioned for the scheme. The Institute receiving the grant should reflectthe same in the audited statement of accounts/ utilization certificate and may either refund theinterest amount to AICTE or AICTE should adjust the same in the next installment of grant before itsrelease.

b) Any expenditure incurred prior to the issuance of the sanction letter will not be allowed to beadjusted in the grant.

Any unavoidable circumstantial change in the scheme with respect to name of Scheme Coordinatorfor the SPDC scheme would mandatorily require prior approval of the Council. AII such requestsshould be addressed to AICTE, in advance, recording the specific reasons for proposed changes,failing which the offer for the grant already issued would be treated as automatically withdrawnand the financial assistance released in favour ofthe beneficiary institution shall be refundedimmediately to the Council.

The grantee shall maintain an audited record of assets acquired wholly or substantially out of thegrant-in-aid and a register or assets shall be maintained by the institute in the prescribed form i.e.GFR.19.The Universiry / Institute receiving grant under SPDC is expected to put up a plaque at the mainentrance of the Lab/Department, which has been modernized using the grant. All the equipmentproctired through the scheme should be superscribed lvith AICTE scheme frle nuinber.

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AQIS Application No : 1-70801+8581

DateC: 03 l,Iarch. 2020 F. Nc, 65-06,/iDCiSPDCiT'OLICy -1 12019-24

fJ The beneiiciary instib-.rte wili make besi efiorts to proi-note ihe scheme by merriloriing the

sponsorship/ support from AICTE, carr:,/ing the Logo of AICTE in program anci oiher means'

g] Arry change iri the equipment's recommencied/sanctioned shail not be acceptable in any

circumstances.

hl Any expenditure above the sanstioned amount of grant is to be incurred from instrtute's own funds.

i) The Institute/University shall rrot charge any overhead on this program and urill provide all the

administrative support for completion of the program.

jl The assets acquired wholly or substantially out of AICTE's -+ant shall not be disposed or encumbered

oy utilize for the purpose other than those for which the grant vras given r.t'i''ior-'.t prcper sanciion of

the A1CTE anci should at any time the institution cease to furrciion, such asseis shail revert io theAT(.TF Neur l)eihi

k) Kindly inention the File No. 65-06/lDC/SPDC/P ollcy-t/2079-20 in your future correspohdence.

D GOI General Financial Rules [GFR) should be followed during utilization of grant. URL addresses

http : //do e.gov.in/orders - circular/GFR.

mj AII the proformas related to SPDC scheme may be found at https:/hwwv.aicte-

VIII. List of equipment aPProved

).NO. Name of the Equipment SPECIFICATIONS

1. HP Prodesk400 G4 DM PC 1. HP core i7,8GBRAM,LTB HDD


t. Name and Address of the CoordinatorMT. ADESH PANDEY,Computer/IT EngineeringKIET GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS, 13 KM STONE GHAZIABAD- MEERUT ROAD, GHAZIABAD Uttar Pradesh-207206'

2. The Registrar / Director / Principal,KIET GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS,13 KM STONE GHAZIABAD- MEERUT ROAD, GHAZIABAD Uttar.Pradesh-201206'

3. Guard File.

AQIS Applicaticn No : 1-7090148581 Page No.4

Page 1 of 7

Dr. A. P. J. ABDUL KALAM TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY (Formerly UP Technical University)

Sector-11, Jankipuram Vistar Yojna, Lucknow-226031

Letter No.: AKTU/VCO/2018/9936

Dated: 24.12.2018

OFFICE ORDER

The University has decided to support conduction of a large number of faculty development

programs (FDPs) to give a substantial boost to enhance the quality of classroom delivery of

academic programs being run and foster a better ecosystem for research and innovation in the

Institutions. Therefore, it is decided that FDP program related to Engineering subjects shall be

financially supported by TEQIP-III project of the University, and the FDPs which are not related

to Engineering subjects would be supported by University. Therefore, out of all the FDPs approved

by the University related to Engineering subjects are 60 in number shall now be supported by

TEQIP-III and hence will be governed by the Rules and Regulations for FDP under TEQIP-III

(already notified vide circular AKTU/VCO/2018/9783 dated 13.09.2018). The remaining 18

FDPs which are not related to Engineering subjects shall be supported by the University under

Dean FET and will be governed by the Rules and Regulations for FDP under Dean FET

(already notified vide circular AKTU/VCO/2018/9783 dated 13.09.2018). For detailed guidelines

please refer the following link.

https://erp.aktu.ac.in/Attachments/Circular/103874ujvp3b1.pdf

The list of all 78 FDPs [60 programs under TEQIP-III; 18 programs under Dean FET] that has

been approved is attached.

The concerned Institutes are requested to conduct the FDPs accordingly. For any

query/clarification related to the FDP programs, the concerned Institutes should contact to the

Dean FET AKTU at email [email protected].

Annexed: List of approved FDPs

(Prof. Vinay Kumar Pathak)

Vice Chancellor

Copy for information and necessary action to:

1. Registrar, AKTU

2. Finance Officer, AKTU

3. Coordinator TEQIP-III AKTU

4. Deans (PG, UG and SW) AKTU

5. System Manager AKTU

6. The Directors/ Principals of concerned affiliated colleges of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam

Technical University Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow

(Prof. Vinay Kumar Pathak)

Vice Chancellor

https://erp.aktu.ac.in/Attachments/Circular/103874ujvp3b1.pdf

mailto:[email protected]

Page 2 of 7

S

No.

Institute

Code

FDP Conducting

Institute

Subject Domain/ Topic

Year Tentative

Month

Coordinati

ng

Authority

1 091

J.S.S. Academy of

Technical Education,

Gautam Buddh Nagar

Re-Engineering of Library

Resource and Services in

Digital Environment

2019 June Dean FET

2 199

KIET Group of

Institutions (KIET

School of

Pharmacy),Ghaziabad

Herbal Nano-

pharmacology 2019 July Dean FET

3 172

Lloyd Institute of

Management &

Technology, Gautam

Buddh Nagar

Exploration of Modern &

Effective Pedagogical

Tools in Pharmaceutical

Education

2019 July Dean FET

4 262

Institute of

Pharmaceutical Science

& Research, Unnao

Application of Novel Drug

Delivery System for the

Molecules of Herbal Origin

2019 July Dean FET

5 051 Faculty of Architecture,

AKTU, Lucknow

Computer aided

architecture design 2019 June Dean FET

6 088

Apeejay Institute of

Technology School of

Architecture and

Planning, Gautam Buddh

Nagar

Low-cost housing as a

panacea for urban shelter

2019 May Dean FET

7 194

H.R. Institute of

Technology, Ghaziabad

Internet of Things (IOT)

and Use Cases: Practical

Perspective

2019 May Dean FET

8 192

G.L. Bajaj Institute of

Technology &

Management, Gautam

Buddh Nagar

FDP on Entrepreneurship,

Incubation and Innovation 2019 Jan Dean FET

9 091

J.S.S. Academy of


Gautam Buddh Nagar

Advances in Green

Sustainable Technologies-

2019 (AGST-2019)

2019 May Dean FET

10 640

Dr. Virendra Swarup

Memorial Trust Group of

Institutions, Unnao

Mode of Advance Learning

and Teaching in Technical

Education

2018

-19 Dec-Jan Dean FET

11 505

Allenhouse Institute of

Technology, Kanpur

Applications of Operation

Research in Academics and

Industries

2019 Jan Dean FET

12 120

Institute of Technology

& Management,

Gorakhpur

Recent Trend in

Composite Materials &

their Applications

2019 Jan Dean FET

13 164

Pranveer Singh Institute

of Technology, Kanpur

Polymeric Materials and

their Significance in

Sustainable Development

2018

-19 Dec-Jan Dean FET

Page 3 of 7

14 333 Raj Kumar Goel Institute

of Technology &

Management, Ghaziabad

Sustainable Technologies

for Energy & Environment 2019 Feb Dean FET

15 067

Hindustan Institute of

Management &

Computer Studies,

Mathura

Faculty Development

Programme For Enhanced

Teaching Learning 2019 Jan Dean FET

16 029

KIET Group of

Institutions (Krishna

Instt. of Engg. &

Technology), Ghaziabad

Faculty Development

Program Bloom’s

taxonomy – an approach

towards Outcome Based

Technical Education

2019 June Dean FET

17 116

Jaipuria Institute of

Management, Ghaziabad

Advanced Research

Methodology and Writing

High Quality Research

Papers for Scopus Indexed

publications

2019 June Dean FET

18 097

Galgotia's College of

Engg. & Technology,

Gautam Buddh Nagar

Innovative Teaching

Methods in Management

2019 Feb Dean FET

19 858 Centre for Advance

Studies, Lucknow

Emerging Trends in Micro-

& Nano-Technologies 2019 Mar TEQIP

20 192


Technology &

Management, Gautam

Buddh Nagar

Creativity and innovations

on teaching learning

process

2018

-19 Dec-Jan TEQIP

21 032 ABES Engg. College,

Ghaziabad

Power Electronics in

Renewable Energy 2019 July TEQIP

22 479

Rajshree Institute of

Management &

Technology, Bareilly

Microprocessors, Micro-

controllers and

Applications

2019 Jan TEQIP

23 222 I.T.S. Engg. College,

Gautam Buddh Nagar

Industrial Automation 2019 July TEQIP

24 097


Engg. & Technology,

Gautam Buddh Nagar

Recent Developments in

Optical communication and

Antenna Technology

2019 Feb TEQIP

25 505 Allenhouse Institute of

Technology, Kanpur

Modern Trends of Power

System 2019 Jan TEQIP

26 450

Sri Rammurti Smarak

College of Engineering

Technology & Research,

Bareilly

MATLAB and its

Application in Engineering 2019 July TEQIP

27 091

J.S.S. Academy of


Gautam Buddh Nagar

Reliable & Efficient

solution for intelligent

monitoring & controlling

of smart electrical network

2019 July TEQIP

28 841 Rajkiya Engineering

College, Sonebhadra

Power System Operation

and Control 2019 May TEQIP

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29 082 Moradabad Institute of

Technology, Moradabad

Smart Energy Systems

2019 Jan TEQIP

30 097


Engg. & Technology,

Gautam Buddh Nagar

Recent Advances in

Microwave

Communication

Technologies: IOE and 5G

Perspectives

2019 May TEQIP

31 027 Ajay Kumar Garg Engg.

College, Ghaziabad

Wireless & Mobile

Communication 2019 Jan TEQIP


College, Kannauj

MATLAB Tools and their

applications in Engineering 2019 May TEQIP


College, Kannauj

VLSI for Signal Processing

& Communication 2019 Jan TEQIP

34 841

Rajkiya Engineering

College, Sonebhadra

Recent trends in VLSI, RF

and Wireless

Communication

2019 May TEQIP

35 164 Pranveer Singh Institute

of Technology, Kanpur

Optical Communication

and Networks 2019 June TEQIP

36 342

United College of

Engineering &

Management, Allahabad

Internet of Things: A

Vision, Applications &

Future Prospective

2019 Jan TEQIP

37 290

ABES Institute of


Remote Sensing & Image

Processing Applications in

Rural/ Urban Development/

Planning

2019 June TEQIP

38 858

Centre for Advance

Studies, Lucknow

Mechatronics,

Manufacturing &

Automation

2019 May TEQIP

39 150

IILM Academy of

Higher Learning, College

of Engg. & Technology,

Gautam Buddh Nagar

Agriculture, Food Science

and Environmental

dynamics: Integrating

Technology, people and

sustainable development

2019 April TEQIP

40 097


Engg. & Technology,

Gautam Buddh Nagar

Earthquake Resistant

Design of Structure

2019 Jan TEQIP

41 467

Madhu Vachaspati

Institute of Engineering

& Technology,

Kaushambi

Emerging trends in

construction technology 2018

-19 Dec-Jan TEQIP

42 030 Inderprastha Engg.

College, Ghaziabad

Sustainable Solutions in

Civil Engineering 2019 Jan TEQIP

43 216

IIMT College of

Engineering, Gautam

Buddh Nagar

Ground water improvement

techniques 2019 June TEQIP

44 284 United Institute of

Technology, Allahabad

Repair and Rehabilitation

of Concrete Structure 2019 May TEQIP

Page 5 of 7


Ghaziabad

Industry 4.0 and Smart

Manufacturing 2019 June TEQIP

46 192


Technology &

Management, Gautam

Buddh Nagar

Modern Thermal Power

Generation Technologies 2019 Jan TEQIP

47 133

Noida Institute of Engg.

& Technology, Gautam

Buddh Nagar

Outcome based education

2019 Feb TEQIP

48 029

KIET Group of


Instt. of Engg. &


Mechanics of Solid

2019 July TEQIP

49 091

J.S.S. Academy of


Gautam Buddh Nagar

Recent Trends &

Advancements in Internal

Combustion Engines

2019 April TEQIP

50 222

I.T.S. Engg. College,

Gautam Buddh Nagar

Advancement in

Manufacturing of

Composite Materials and

their Mechanical and

Tribological Aspects

2019 Jan TEQIP

51 161

Krishna Engg. College,

Ghaziabad

Sustainable green

manufacturing and its

applications

2019 June TEQIP

52 311

Deewan V.S. Institute of

Engineering &

Technology, Meerut,

Meerut

Meshfree Numerical

Methods in various

Engineering Applications 2019 Jan TEQIP

53 030 Inderprastha Engg.

College, Ghaziabad

Solar energy for a

sustainable future 2019 July TEQIP

54 110

Institute of Engg. &

Rural Technology,

Allahabad

Some Recent Advances in

Manufacturing Science and

Technology

2019 Jan TEQIP

55 479

Rajshree Institute of

Management &

Technology, Bareilly

Manufacturing science and

technology 2019 Jan TEQIP

56 082

Moradabad Institute of

Technology, Moradabad

Green Tribology: Design of

biodegradable cutting

fluids, composite materials

and environment friendly

lubricant for industries

2019 May TEQIP

57 383

Rajarshi Rananjay Singh

Institute of Management

& Technology, Sultanpur

MATLAB and its

application in Electrical

Engineering

2019 Feb TEQIP

58 363

Ambalika Institute of

Technology and

Management Lucknow

Automation and Robotics

2019 Jan TEQIP

Page 6 of 7

59 032

ABES Engg.College,

Ghaziabad

Outcome based pedagogic

principles for effective

teaching& learning

2019 Jan TEQIP

60 030

Inderprastha Engg.

College, Ghaziabad

Application Building using

Block Chain: A secured

distributed platform

2019 June TEQIP

61 029

KIET Group of


Instt. of Engg. &


Research Frontiers of

Artificial Intelligence,

Machine Learning and

Data Analytics: A hands on

approach

2019 Jan TEQIP

62 858

Centre for Advance

Studies, Lucknow

Formal Methods and

Algorithms for Systems

and Its Application

(FMASA-19)

2019 Feb TEQIP

63 110

Institute of Engg. &

Rural Technology,

Allahabad

Advancement in Machine

Learning for Business

Intelligence: Concepts,

Techniques and

Applications

2019 Jan TEQIP


College, Ghaziabad

Android application

development 2019 Jan TEQIP

65 839

Rajkiya Engineering

College, Kannauj

Emerging Research Trends

in Computation and

Communication

2019 May TEQIP

66 640

Dr. Virendra Swarup

Memorial Trust Group of

Institutions, Unnao

Innovations in Cloud

Computing Research and

its Applications

2019 May TEQIP

67 290 ABES Institute of


Design and Analysis

Algorithms 2019 June TEQIP


College, Ghaziabad

Current Research Trends in

Artificial Neural Network 2019 June TEQIP

69 133

Noida Institute of Engg.

& Technology, Gautam

Buddh Nagar

Machine Learning

2019 Jan TEQIP

70 187

Feroz Gandhi Institute of

Engineering

&Technology,

Raibareilly

Principles of Programming

Languages and Systems 2019 Feb TEQIP

71 068

Meerut Institute of

Engineering &

Technology, Meerut

Digital Image Processing

2019 Jan TEQIP

72 161 Krishna Engg. College,

Ghaziabad

Computer Forensic and

cyber crimes 2019 July TEQIP

73 192


Technology &

Management, Gautam

Buddh Nagar

FDP on Pedagogical

Techniques for Teaching

and Learning Process 2019 May TEQIP

Page 7 of 7

74 229 Vidya College of

Engineering, Meerut

Societal Development

through AI and IOT 2019 August TEQIP

75 132

Greater Noida Institute

of Technology, Gautam

Buddh Nagar

Cryptography Based

Security and Applications 2018

-19 Dec-Jan TEQIP


Ghaziabad

Computational Intelligence 2019 Jan TEQIP

77 162

Shambhu Nath Institute

of Engg. & Technology,

Allahabad

Entrepreneurship

development 2018

-19 Dec-Jan TEQIP

78 056

Babu Banarasi Das

Northern India Institute

of Technology Lucknow

Emerging Trends in

Computational Intelligence

(COIN-2019)

2019 June TEQIP

Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University, Uttar Pradesh

Sector

Ref. No.: AKTU/Dean-PGSR/Ph.D./2018/483

To

The Director/Principal, KIET Group of Institutions(Krishna Instt. of Engg. & Technology),Ghaziabad

Subject: Award of Grant under AKTU ‘Conference

Dear Sir/Madam,

This is to inform you that the proposal submitted by your institute has been selected for Grant under ‘Conference Grant’ scheme. The

Title of the Seminar/Conference/Workshop: Leadership, Values and Ethics for Organizational Development”

Name of the Coordinator: Dr./Mr./Ms.

Department: Master of Business Administration

Amount Sanctioned: Rs. 100000

The sanctioned amount has to be transferred to your Institute bank account. You are required to provide bank account details in the given format by 9email: [email protected]

Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University, Uttar Pradesh(Formerly U.P. Technical University)

Sector-11, Jankipuram Vistar Yojana, Sitapur Road, LucknowPhone – (0522) 2732193, Fax - 2732185

PGSR/Ph.D./2018/4835 Dated: 0

KIET Group of Institutions(Krishna Instt. of Engg. & Technology),Ghaziabad (29

Subject: Award of Grant under AKTU ‘Conference Grant’ Scheme

This is to inform you that the proposal submitted by your institute has been selected for Grant under ‘Conference Grant’ scheme. The details of the selected topic are as follows:

Title of the Seminar/Conference/Workshop: “International Conference on Emerging Role of Leadership, Values and Ethics for Organizational Development”

Dr./Mr./Ms. MANI TYAGI

Master of Business Administration

100000/-

The sanctioned amount has to be transferred to your Institute bank account. You are required to provide bank account details in the given format by 9th April, 2018 to the

(Prof. K.V. Arya)

PG Studies and Research

Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University, Uttar Pradesh

11, Jankipuram Vistar Yojana, Sitapur Road, Lucknow-226031

Dated: 05 April, 2018

29)

This is to inform you that the proposal submitted by your institute has been selected for as follows:

“International Conference on Emerging Role of

The sanctioned amount has to be transferred to your Institute bank account. You are April, 2018 to the

(Prof. K.V. Arya) Dean,

PG Studies and Research

Bank Account Details

Institute Code:

Institute Name:

Institute Bank Name:

Branch Name:

Institute Bank Account Holder Name:

Account Number:

IFSC Code:

Type of Account:

Institute PAN Number:

Proposed Date of Conference:

Conference Title:

Department:

Type of Conference (National/International):

Name of Director:

Director Email id: Mob. No.:

Name of Coordinator:

Coordinator Email id: Mob. No.:

Sign of Coordinator

Date:

Sign of Director/Principal (with seal)

Date:

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Dear Applicant,With reference to your proposal for organizing IP Awareness Workshop with reference no IPR _52296 under IPR Awareness Scheme, your applicationnow stands approved.In this connection you are requested to submit the following documents: 1. Registration at Central Panel Monitoring System(CPMS) at cpsms.nic.in portal,( if not already done). A confirmation in this regard needs to beprovided along with document.

2. Grantee institutions except the following categories, are required to execute a Surety bond on a stamp paper of Rs. 100/-. in the attached format:

a) Quasi-Government institutions;

b) Central autonomous Organization; and

c) Institution whose budget is approved by the Government.

In surety bond write down Rs.2.0 lakhs amount and leave the sanction letter detail as such. 3. Importantly in case any Grantee Institution has earlier taken grants in aid from MeitY for any other project and has not submitted its UtilizationCertificate, the same may be immediately furnished; without this the sanction will not be released.

4. All the participants as well as the organizers including faculty, needs to mandatorily register at http://www.ict-ipr.in/ portal. This is very important.5) Also, The Public financial Management System (PFMS) has made it mandatory for all Program Implementing Agencies(PIAs) under the CentralGovernment Schemes to adopt Expenditure, Advance and Transfer (EAT) Module. It is now mandatory that all PIAs use EAT module of PFMS wef 1st October 2017. The user manual for EAT module is available on the PFMS website Homepage under "Book"s and "Manuals." Further, training ofPIAs can be arranged in Delhi or in other state capital.If you want to undergo the training at New Delhi please send us the nominations (one/twopersons can attend). We will forward the same to PFMS Cell / Nodal Officers, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), New Delhi.If you have already undergone this training then please ignore. In case of any clarifications you are requested to contact the PFMS cell: email id: cca.moef.gov.in/ [email protected]. Phone: 011-24301135

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ORDERSubject: Research project entitled "Herbal nanoparticulate drug delivery system for Nose to brain targeting forthe management of alzheimer disease." under the guidance of Dr.Sanjar Alam, Pharmaceutics, KIETGroup ofInstitution (KIETSchool of Pharmacy) ,13 Km Stone, Ghaziabad-Meerut Road, Nh-58, Ghaziabad (Up),Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh-201206.

Dated: 1O-Aug-2017

1. This is in continuation of SERB's sanction order No. "PDF!2015!000887"dated "18July, 2016" of Science andEngineering Research Board (SERB).

2. Sanction of the competent authority is hereby accorded to the payment of a sum of Rs. 10,88,723/- (RupeesTen Lakh Eighty Eight Thousand Seven Hundred and Twenty Three only) under 'Grants-in-aid General' to KIETGroup Of Institution (KIETSchool Of Pharmacy), 13KMStone, Ghaziabad-Meerut Road, NH-58, Ghaziabad (UP)being the 2nd grant for the financial year 2017-2018for implementation of the above said project.

3. Sanction of the competent authority is also accorded to the carry forward of unspent balance of Rs.O/(Rupees only) to KIETGroup of Institution (KIETSchool of Pharmacy), 13KMStone, Ghaziabad-Meerut Road,NH-58,Ghaziabad (UP) from FY 2016-2017 to FY2017-2018for the same purpose for which it was sanctioned

4. Sanction of the grant is subject to the conditions as detailed in Terms & Conditions available at the website(www.serb.gov.in).

5. It is certified that provision of GFR 212 relating to Utilization Certificates (Ucs) for the funds released underthe grant have been satisfied and the UC!s is/are enclosed herewith.

6. The expenditure involved is debitable to Fund for Science & Engineering Research (FSER)This release is being made under National Post Doctoral Fellowship (N-PDF). (ECLife Sciences)

7. The Sanction has been issued to with the approval of the competent authority vide Diary No.SERB/F/3528/2017-2018 dated 24 July, 2017

8. The release amount of Rs.I0,88,723/- (Rupees Ten Lakh Eighty Eight Thousand Seven Hundred and TwentyThree only) will be drawn by the Under Secretary of the SERBand will be disbursed by means of RTGS

h btransaction as per t eir Bank details civen elow:Account Name KIET GROUPOF INSTITUTIONSAccount Number 08621100005550Bank Name & Branch Punjab and Sind Bank Delhi Meerut road Muradnagar, Ghaziabad 201206IFSC/RTGSCode PSIBOOO0862Email id of AIC Holder [email protected] id of PI [email protected] id of Mentor [email protected]

9. The institute will maintain separate audited accounts for the project. A part or whole of the grant must bekept in an interest earning bank account which is to be reported to SERB.The interest thus earned will betreated as credit to the institute to be adjusted towards further installment of the grant.

10.As per rule 211of GFR the accounts of Grantee Institution shall be open to inspection by the sanctioningauthority I audit whenever the institute is called upon to do so.

11.The institute will furnish to the SERB,Utilization certificate(separate for Recurring & Non-Recurring) and anaudited statement of accounts pertaining ..to the grant immediately after the end of each financial year.

12.After completion of the project unspent balance if any should be returned as Demand Draft drawn in favourof "Fund for Science and Engineering Research" payable at New Delhi.

13.The organizationlinstitute/university should ensure that the technical support/financial assistanceprovided to them by the Science & Engineering Research Board, a statutory body of the Department of Science& Technology (DST),Government of India should invariably be highlighted/ acknowledged in their mediareleases as well as in bold letters in the opening paragraphs of their Annual Report.

14. In addition, the investigator/host institute must also acknowledge the support provided to them in allpublications, patents and any other output emanating out of the project/program funded by the Science &Engineering Research Board, a statutory body of Department of Science & Technology (DST),Government ofIndia.

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Dear Sir, With reference to email received from Dean, PG Office, AKTU, Lucknow dated06/12/2019, following PI/Co-PI of the research project under the “Vishveshwaraya ResearchPromotion Scheme” are required to present a progress report on Monday, 16/12/2019 at09:30am in front of review committee in AKTU Noida Campus, C-22, Sector-62, Noida,GB Nagar along with list of publication, patents, Utilization Certificate and 15 minutesPowerPoint presentation. The details of the project are as follows,

Sr. No. Name of the PI/Co-PI Project Reference No. Amount (Rs.)

1 Dr. K. L. A. Khan Dr. APJAKTU/Dean-PGSR/2017/4236-46,Dated 09/08/2017

4,47,000/-

2 Dr. Neeraj Kr. Gupta Dr. APJAKTU/Dean-PGSR/2017/4092, Dated26/04/2017

4,00,000/-

3 Dr. Mandeep Kr. Arora Dr. APJAKTU/Dean-PGSR/2017/4236-46,Dated 09/08/2017

4,50,000/-

4 Dr. Vaishali PatilDr. Abhishek Kumar

AKTU/Dean-PGSR/Ph.D./2019/5738, Dated06/12/2018

5,00,000/-

In the view of above, all PI are required to submit the progress report and copy ofpresentation (Hard Copy) along with supporting documents (List of publications, Patents,Utilization Certificate) to the Dean (R&D) office on or before Thursday, 12/12/2019for the review of Director. Thanks and Regards

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I have been directed to inform you on behalf of competent authority that on 16th December2019, there shall be a review presentation by PI/Co-PI of the project under VishveshwarayaResearch Promotion Scheme allotted to your institute You are therefore requested to ensure that the PI of the project appears before the reviewcommittee on 16th December 2019 in AKTU, Noida campus, C-22, Sector-62, Noida GB



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