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Magadh Mahila CollegePatna University, Patna

Tel/Fax: 91-612-2219454Email: [email protected]

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The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC

2017-2018

Magadh Mahila College, P.U., Patna (EC/34/050/MMCPU/AQAR2016-17)Page 1

Submitted toNATIONAL ASSESSMENT AND ACCREDITATION COUNCIL

UNIVERSITY GRANTS COMMISSION

BANGALORE

2016-2017

Contents

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S.No Particular Page No.

1 Part – A 3-10

2 Part – B 11

2.1 Criterion – I 11-12

2.2 Criterion – II 13-18

2.3 Criterion – III 19-22

2.4 Criterion – IV 23-24

2.5 Criterion – V 25-28

2.6 Criterion – VI 29-35

2.7 Criterion – VII 36-37

3.1 Annexure-I Courses Offered 38-39

3.2 Annexure-II Information regarding Teaching / Non-Teaching Staff 40-41

3.3 Annexure-III Seminar / Conference Participation 42-443.4 Annexure IV Curriculum 45-49

3.5 Annexure-V Rank List 50-51

3.6 Annexure-VI Refresher Course 52

3.7 Annexure-VII List of Non Teaching staff 53-54

3.8 Annexure VIII CPE 55-60

3.9 Annexure-IX Research Publications 61-65

3.10 Annexure-X Books 66-69

3.11 Annexure- XI Ph.D. Details 70

3.12 Annexure-XII Activities 71-81

3.13 Annexure XIII Student Strength 82-85

3.14 Annexure XIV Campus Placement 86

4 College Establishment Certificate 87

5 College 12B Certificate 88

6 CPE Certificate 89

7 NAAC Certificate 1st Cycle 90

8 NAAC Certificate 2nd Cycle 91-93

9 IQAC Committee Meetings 94-98

The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQACPart – A

AQAR for the year

1. Details of the Institution

1.1 Name of the Institution

1.2 Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City/Town

State

Pin Code

Institution e-mail address

Contact Nos.

Name of the Head of the Institution:

Tel. No. with STD Code:

Mobile:

Name of the IQAC Co-ordinator:

Mobile: IQAC e-mail ID


2017 - 18

Magadh Mahila College

North Gandhi Maidan

Patna

Bihar

800001

info@magadhmahila college.org

0612-2219454 (O)

Prof. (Dr). Shashi Sharma

0612-2219454

9470609888

Dr. Anju Srivastava

9334121405

[email protected]

1.3 NAAC Track ID(For ex. MHCOGN 18879)

OR

1.4 NAAC Executive Committee No. & 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:

Web-link of the AQAR:

1.6 Accreditation Details

Sl. No. Cycle Grade CGPA Year of Accreditation Validity Period

1 1st Cycle B++81.75

Institutional Score

2004 2009

2 2nd Cycle A 3.02 2012 20183 3rd Cycle 4 4th Cycle

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

1.8 Details of the previous year’s AQAR submitted to NAAC after the latest Assessment and

Accreditation by NAAC ((for example AQAR 2010-11 submitted to NAAC on 12-10-2011)

i. AQAR _________________ ________________________ (15/04/2017)

ii. AQAR__________________ ________________________ (03/05/2017)

iii. AQAR__________________ ________________________ (28/09/2017)

iv. AQAR__________________ ________________________ (28.05.2018)

v. AQAR__________________ ________________________(31/05/2018)

vi. AQAR__________________ ________________________(31/01/2019)

1.9 Institutional Status

University State Central Deemed Private

Affiliated College Yes No

Constituent College Yes No

Autonomous college of UGC Yes No

Regulatory Agency approved Institution Yes No

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Type of Institution Co-education Men Women

Urban Rural Tribal

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

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

1.10 Type of Faculty/Programme

Arts Science Commerce Law PEI (Phy. Edu)

TEI (Edu) Engineering Health Science Management

Others (Specify)

1.11 Name of the Affiliating University (for the Colleges)

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

Autonomy by State/Central Govt. / University

College 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


Vocational/ Self-financing Courses

Patna University

No

2. IQAC Composition and Activities 2.1 No. of Teachers Working:

Retd. / Guest Faculty:

Total:

2.2 No. of Administrative/Technical staff

2.3 No. of students

2.4 No. of Management representatives

2.5 No. of Alumni

2.6 No. of any other stakeholder and community representatives

2.7 No. of Employers/ Industrialists

2.8 No. of other External Experts

2.9 Total No. of members

2.10 No. of IQAC meetings held:

2.11 No. of meetings with various stakeholders: 03

Faculty Non-Teaching Staff/Students Alumnae Others

2.12 Has IQAC received any funding from UGC during the year? Yes 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. International: National:

State: Institution Level:

(ii) Themes: Social / Economic/ Environmental

2.14 Significant Activities and contributions made by IQAC

Encouraged all departments to organize academic development / skill development programmes for overall development of students


02 01 NIL1+1

06

03

09

01

01

00

01

00

00

02

14

02

Encouraged each department to conduct extension activities for benefit of society Directed departments to celebrate important days Directed departments to organize academic, cultural, co-curricular, recreational and

sports events and encouraged students to larger participation the events Facilitated library automation, purchase of books and journals As per the direction of Patna University and also by UGC, suggested the installation of

CCTV in examination halls, classrooms and campus Directed departments to conduct seminars/workshops on relevant issues related to the

betterment of social life Directed departments to prepare the university examination results in descending order

and submit the analysed academic audit to IQAC Directed departments to analysed the Students’ Feedback Forms and submit the report to

IQAC Department wise (UG/PG) Parent-Teachers Meet has been organized and collected

feedback from parents Periodically evaluated the activities including teaching-learning method of the

department and also ensured to submit the report to IQAC Students given opportunity to report their grievances and suggestion for immediate

action in the Students’ Suggestion Box College organize Alumnae meet almost every year and request the students, teachers and

staff members of days bygone to comment and suggest in favour of institution building.

We also seek their help in bringing out positive changes in the college

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-

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Plan of Action AchievementsAcademic Development

Seminars, Workshop, Quiz, Debate Fourteen New regular faculty

members in various departments

were recruited in July 2017

Two new faculty members in the

department of Home Science were

recruited in July 2018

Organized numerous Quiz, Debate and Speech Competition

Regular analysis of Academic Progress, Syllabus completion and Results

Regular General Body Meeting for discussing new ideas on development of students

Publications

Publication of Research Journals Publication of College Magazine The college provides ‘Prospectus’

about the available courses and ‘Handbook’ for general information to the students.

The college ensures its commitment by giving an annual profile in the college magazine ‘SRIJAN’ in which a detailed report of activities conducted by the departments and different bodies of the college during the academic year and report for the same is published in the college magazine.

The College Research Journal ‘JIGYASA’ is a peer review academic journal on educational research and innovation to encourage and promote the research work among undergraduate and post graduate students in all disciplines.

Encouragement Programme Talent Show for Students Scholarship facility for SC/ST/OBC

&Minority Students Three Departments provide

Scholarship for Department’s Topper

Library Development 1226 New Books of various Subjects and Reference Books purchased in the


year 2017-18 for Library worth RS.5,08,853/-.

E-library facility with 3828 e-journals, INFLIBNET, 17 CDs & Videos & KOHA Library Software and OPAC facility available for students and faculty members

Various Periodicals / Competition Magazines / News Papers etc

Career Orientation Programme It is a matter of pride that the college

has established an ‘Incubation

Centre’ inaugurated by Sri Jai

Kumar Singh, the Hon’ble Minister

of Industry, Govt. of Bihar on 15th

of May 2018 to prepare skilled young

entrepreneurs for business incubation.

IAS-The Times group and Chanakya- IAS Academy has arranged time to time Counselling Coaching Classes for UPSC & BPSC Competitive Examinations

Collaboration with WIPRO, IBM, SAP, TCS, Private Banks is in practice for Campus Placement

Awareness Development

Programme

It is a matter of deep pleasure and honour that the College Environmental Policy has been made and released by Professor (Dr.) Ashok Ghosh, Chairman, State Pollution Control Board and it has also been uploaded on College Website.

Organized activities related to social responsibility

Organized Health Awareness Programmes

Organized Social Awareness Programmes

Organized Cleanliness Awareness Programmes

Organized Gender Awareness Programmes

Personality Development Yearly Cabinet Election


Programme Quiz , Debate, Extempore, Speech Competitions

Judo –Karate, Yoga Classes for Self-defence

Dance, Drama, Street Play, Singing Competition

Talent hunt Programmes Poster Competition Card Making Competition Slogan Contest College Foundation Day Fresher’s Day Celebration for Newly

admitted Students Farewell Events for Outgoing

Students Annual In-door Sports and Out-Door

Sports Activities round the Session

Infrastructure Development Programme

Biometric Attendance for Teaching

and Non-Teaching staff

Renovation of Portico Round Pillar

Installation of New Metal Name Plate

on the Main Building with Granite

Slab Fixing

Upgradation of Automation of

Central library services with KOHA

Software, OPAC, Bar-coding,

Internet, INFLIBNET connectivity

and Digital Information Display

System

Upgradation of Room No 17 as New

Seminar Hall II with five (5) Voltas

Split ACs

Upgradation of Eight (8) Class

Rooms as Smart Class Room with

New Digital Smart Class Equipment,

UPS with Wooden Boxes for UPS

(Source: RUSA)

Upgradation of Department of

Statistics with all facilities


Sixty (60) Pieces UPS for Language

Lab and BCA Lab and some

Departmental Computers

New Twenty-four (24) Ceiling Fans

for B. Com’s Class Rooms

New Two (2) Air Coolers for Central

Stage

Installation of Three (3) New RO

Kent Water Purifier one near

Internal Main Gate, one near

Students’ Recess Lounge and one in

Students’ Common Room which has

been sifted in the Madalsa Students’

Cafeteria)

GranitePlatform for Four (4) RO

Water Coolers

Cemented Flower Bed from External

Main Gate to Internal Main Gate

Waiting Lounge for Visitors/ Drivers

One Wash Room for Male and one for

Female Visitors near External Main

Gate

12 Street Lamp Posts from External

Main Gate to Internal Main Gate

New Water Connection from Inside

the Campus to External Main Gate for

Spraying Water in Outside Cemented

Garden Beds

Recess Lounge for Students

Granite Platform for Visitors Water

Cooler Machine near Main Gate

Street Lamp Posts from Internal Gate

to Overall Campus

Lamp Posts in Internal Garden in the


Main Building

Eight (8) Mini and 2 Main Electrical

Panels with New Electric Room

Slab Casting for Covering Drainage

Outside the Main Building

Slab Casting for Covering Drainage

Inside Main Building

Approximately 20,000 Sqft Beautified

fitting on Ground & 1st Floor

Corridor , Department of

Mathematics, Botany, Chemistry and

Principal’s Chamber (Source:

RUSA)

Renovation of Students’ Six (6)

Washrooms in Main Building

Floor with Chekar Tiles on Entrance

Gate of South Veranda to Open

Auditorium & in front of Room No 23

Renovation of Central Stage with

Granite Fixing and Steel Railing

White washing in Internal Portico,

Chamber, Library, Seminar Hall and

all Class Rooms of Ground and 1st

Floor

Renovation of Students’ Common

Room with Indoor games and all kind

of facilities

One New Washroom adjacent to

Students’ Common Room

Staircase and Drainage Repair in front

of Students’ Common Room

Construction of New Students’

Canteen name ‘Madalsa Students’

Cafeteria’ with fully hygiene facility,

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Construction of New Kitchen with

Store Room for Students’ Cafeteria

with one Washroom for Canteen

Workers

Extension of CCTV surveillance

coverage area

Free access to Wi-Fi made available to

students and staff on the campus

(Govt. of Bihar)

Installation of Digital Display Notice

Board on the Wall of Internal

Entrance Portico

Several Park Benches provided to

students adjacent to Basketball

Ground and Students’ Recess Lounge

Whitewashing and extension of Gym

with some New Equipment

New Construction of 1st Floor of

Existing PG Building(Source: RUSA)

Installation of 100 KWp New Solar

Power Plant on the Roof of 2nd Floor,

Main Building to generate electricity

from renewable energy source

which will save the electricity

expenses of the institution and

reduces environmental

pollution(Source: Central Govt.

Scheme)

Whitewashing of whole outside wall

of Main Building and Old Building

Renovation work in Awantika Hostel

Upgradation of Staff Room as

Conference Hall

Renovation of IQAC/ NAAC Room

Establishment of Infirmary for sick Magadh Mahila College, P.U., Patna (EC/34/050/MMCPU/AQAR2017-18) Page 13

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Construction of three (3) Pits for Rain

Water Harvesting

Construction of three Pits for Solid

Waste Management

Completion of renovation work of

Home Science Department

Establishment of Day Care Centre

Construction of Zoological Garden

Botanical Garden with Medicinal

Plants and Fish Aquarium

Rose Garden with sizeable green grass

bed adjacent to Sports Ground

New Lift for Physically Challenged

Students(Source: Govt. of Bihar)

New Iron Staircase from ground floor

to top floor(Source: Govt. of Bihar)

Prefabrication Class Rooms on

2ndFloor with Seminar Hall and Wash

Rooms (Under Construction-

Source: Govt. of Bihar)

Madalsa Students’ Cafeteria


Spacious classrooms with fourteen

digital Smart Classrooms.

Solid Waste Management on back side the Campus

Renovation of Central Stage False Ceiling of Open Auditorium LED Tub lights for Class Rooms and

Hostels Renovation of Staff Room New Water Cooler for Students New Vending Machine for Students’

Washrooms Up gradation of Class Rooms for

Smart Class Free Wi-fi in entire Campus Installation of new CCTV Cameras on


the Campus Renovation of Language Lab for

students First Floor of PG Building constructed

Institutional Development Programme

Opening of Guidance-cum-Counselling Cell by the Department of Psychology

Automation of Admission System Automation of Library Department wise Parent-Teachers

Meet twice in an Academic Session Election of Office Bearers of

Students’ Central Society Oath Taking Ceremony of New

Cabinet Induction Meet in the New Academic

Session Celebration of Republic Day Celebration of Independence Day Celebration of College Foundation

Day Celebration of Annual Sports Day Annual Alumnae Meet/College Level

& Department Level

Skill Development Programme Group discussions classes are initiated

and students are rewarded

Weekly assistance to post graduate

students for NET preparation

Power Point Presentation is organised

to make students ICTfriendly

Youtube assisted learning is being

practiced for extracurricular activities

German Language Proficiency Programme for Soft Skill

English Language Proficiency Programme for Soft Skill

Workshop on SPSS Software Training Programmes for skill

development in Event Management & Hospitality

Training Programmes for Skill development in Fine Arts & ICT.

2.16 Whether the AQAR was placed in statutory body Yes No


Management Syndicate Any other body

Provide the details of the action taken

Encouraged all departments to organize academic development / skill development programmes for overall development of students

Encouraged each department to conduct extension activities for benefit of society Directed departments to celebrate important days Directed departments to organize academic, cultural, co-curricular, recreational and

sports events and encouraged students to larger participation the events Facilitated library automation, purchase of books and journals As per the direction of Patna University and also by UGC, suggested the installation of

CCTV in examination halls, classrooms and campus Directed departments to conduct seminars/workshops on relevant issues related to the

betterment of social life Directed departments to prepare the university examination results in descending order

and submit the analysed academic audit to IQAC Directed departments to analysed the Students’ Feedback Forms and submit the report to

IQAC Department wise (UG/PG) Parent-Teachers Meet has been organized and collected

feedback from parents Periodically evaluated the activities including teaching-learning method of the

department and also ensured to submit the report to IQAC Students given opportunity to report their grievances and suggestion for immediate

action in the Students’ Suggestion Box College organize Alumnae meet almost every year and request the students, teachers and

staff members of days bygone to comment and suggest in favour of institution building.

We also seek their help in bringing out positive changes in the college


IQAC & College Advisory Committee

Part – B

Criterion – I

1. Curricular Aspects

1.1 Details about Academic Programmes

Level of the Programme

Number of existing

Programmes

Number of programmes added

during the year

Number of self-financing programmes

Number of value added / Career

Oriented programmes

Ph.D. 01 0 0 0PG 5+1* 0 1* 6UG 21+5* 0 5* 26PG Diploma 2 0 2 2

Advanced Diploma 0 0 0 0Diploma 0 0 0 0Certificate 1 0 1 1Others 2* 0 0 0

Total 38 0 9 35

Interdisciplinary


Innovative 1⃰

*1 Self Financing (P.G in Music)*5 Self Financing (BCA-B.A, B.SC, BBA, B.COM, BSW)*2 German Language Proficiency and English Language Proficiency ⃰1 Herbal Chemistry

ANNEXURE-I

1.2 (i) Flexibility of the Curriculum: CBCS/Core/Elective option / Open options

(ii) Pattern of programmes:

Pattern Number of programmesSemester 5Trimester NA

Annual 29

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

The feedback report from Alumnae, Parents, Students and other Stakeholders summarizes the

weaknesses, strengths and opportunities for improvement of institution. Through these

initiatives, the college remains true to its heritage and its Mission, Vision and Values and has

positioned itself for future success.

1.4 Whether there is any revision/update of regulation or syllabi, if yes, mention their

salient aspects.

The PG and UG Syllabi were revised by Patna University in accordance with the regulations of UGC from 2015 onwards

1.5 Any new Department/Centre introduced during the year. If yes, give details.


yes

Criterion – II

2. Teaching, Learning and Evaluation

2.1. Information regarding teaching staff:

Total No. of permanent faculty

2.2 No. of permanent faculty with Ph.D. 38

2.3 Number of positions sanctioned and filled

Post Sanctioned Post Filled VacantTeaching 88 42 46

2.3.1 No. of Faculty Positions Recruited (R) and Vacant (V) during the year

2.4

No. of Guest, Visiting and Temporary faculty


Total Asst. Professors Associate Professors Professors Others

42 19 30 3

Asst. Professors

Associate Professors

Professors Others Total

R V R V R V R V R V14 NA 00 NA 00 NA 0 NA 14 46

No. of Guest Faculty on Ad-hoc basis Regular Courses

No. of Guest Faculty and Visiting Faculty in Self Financing Courses:

2.5 Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

Participated in Conferences:

Presented research papers:

No. of Faculty International level National level State levelAttended Seminars/ Workshops

7 30Presented papers 7 30Resource Persons NA NA

ANNEXURE-II


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39

37

37

37

2.6 Innovative processes adopted by the institution in Teaching and Learning:

Use of ICT in Teaching-Learning Department wise Classroom Seminars/ Symposia/ Group Discussions/ Workshops for

students’ Soft Skill enhancement Organizing Power Point Present Programmes for students Organizing Soft Skill Training Programmes Guest lectures on current / relevant issues Organizing and participation in Seminars, Conferences and Workshop and participation

in other institution Quiz competition conducted by the departments Debate and Group Discussions conducted by departments Mentor system in practice

2.7 Total No. of actual teaching days during this academic year 2017-18Total No. of Teaching Days in 2017-18: 241

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 is a Constituent unit of Patna University and the following best practices were

adopted in examination/ evaluation reforms.

i. Centralized evaluation for all courses in UG and PG

ii. Coding of Answer Books

iii.Students can obtain the Photocopy of Examined Answer Books

iv.Re-evaluation and rechecking process is followed to give justice to students.

v. At the institution level we adopted exactly the same evaluation pattern for all Internal

Examinations as followed in the University Examinations. This practice is beneficial

for students to improve their performance in the University Examinations.


2.9 No. of faculty members involved in curriculum restructuring /revision/ syllabus development as member of Board of Study/Faculty/Curriculum Development workshopANNEXURE III

2.10 Average percentage of attendance of students

2.11 Course/Programme wise distribution of pass percentage: I. Under Graduate Result 2017-18

Details of Result in University Exam. 2018

HUMANITIES

Department No of Students Appeared 1stDiv 2ndDiv Promoted Failed

English- Part-III 68 11 50 --- 7English- Part-II 96 16 59 11 10English- Part-I 79 15 49 13 2Hindi- Part-III 11 04 04 --- 03Hindi- Part-II 20 12 06 02 ---Hindi- Part-I 18 08 10Philosophy- Part-III 1 1 ---- --- --Philosophy- Part-II -- --- --- --- ---Philosophy- Part- I 4 1 3Sanskrit- Part-III 02 02 - --- -Sanskrit- Part-II 01 01 - - -Sanskrit- Part-I 03 02 - 1 -Urdu- Part-III 14 9 5 --- ---Urdu- Part-II 10 6 3 1Urdu- Part-I 13 8 5 1 ---

FINE ARTS Department No of Students

Appeared 1stDiv 2ndDiv Promoted Failed

Music- Part-III 02 01 -- -- 01Music- Part-II 02 02 --- --- --Music- Part-I 03 03 --- -- --

SOCIAL SCIENCESDepartment No of Students


Economics- Part-III 55 35 20 --- ---Economics- Part- II 80 48 09 20 03Economics- Part- I 69 33 6 30 --History- Part-III 73 17 50 --- 6History- Part-II 98 13 55 14 5


02

84 %

History- Part-I 88 20 56 13 3Home Sc. Part-III 6 3 -- --- 3Home Sc. Part- II 3 2 -- 1 --Home Sc. – Part-I 11 3 4 3 1Political Sc. Part- III 60 33 25 --- 02Political Sc. Part-II 73 34 33 05 01Political Sc. Part-I 67 40 21 01 5Psychology- Part- III 32 21 11 --- ---Psychology- Part-II 30 23 7 --- ---Psychology- Part-I 11 11 14 3 6Sociology – Part- III 55 24 26 --- 05Sociology – Part- II 80 12 39 17 12Sociology - Part-1 92 15 55 10 12

MATHEMATICS (ARTS )Department No of Students


Mathematics- Part-III 9 7 1 --- 1Mathematics- Part-II -- -- -- -- --Mathematics- Part-I 1 -- 1 -- --

SCIENCEDepartment No of Students


Botany- Part-III 37 29 4 --- 4Botany- Part-II 43 39 3 -- 1Botany- Part-I 43 15 8 20 --Chemistry Part- III 54 33 9 --- 12Chemistry Part- II 69 20 17 22 08Chemistry Part- I 97 31 30 26 10Mathematics- Part-III 55 45 8 --- 2Mathematics- Part-II 44 36 8 --- --Mathematics- Part-I 41 22 8 14 3Physics- Part-III 31 20 5 0 6Physics- Part-II 51 37 5 7 2Physics- Part-I 28 17 3 7 1Statistics- Part-III 10 9 1 --- 0Statistics- Part-II 14 11 0 3 0Statistics- Part- I 11 8 0 3 0Zoology- Part-III 31 21 8 --- 2Zoology- Part-II 43 24 16 2 1Zoology- Part-I 41 32 -- 7 2

VOCATIONAL COURSES-UG -2018 Department No of Students


Name of Department No of students Appeared 1stDiv 2ndDiv Promoted Failed

B.Com- Part-III 271 174 64 --- 33B.Com- Part-II 298 132 124 30 12B.Com- Part-I 333 87 176 56 14BBA- Part-III 59 58 01 --- -BBA- Part-II 61 56 04 01 -


BBA- Part-I 69 50 6 04 09BCA (BA)- Part-III 37 31 2 --- 4BCA (BA)- Part-II 39 29 --- 04 06BCA (BA) – Part- I 31 18 10 03BCA (B.Sc.)- Part-III 47 44 1 --- 2BCA (B.Sc.)- Part-II 66 56 --- 08 02BCA (B.Sc. ) – Part-I 54 44 --- 08 02B.S.W- Part-III 11 05 05 --- 01B.S.W- Part-II 14 11 03 0 0B.S.W- Part-I 05 03 1 01 0

POST GRADUATE COURSES-2018Department No of Students

Appeared 1stDiv 2ndDiv Promoted U Rank

Home ScienceSemester-II 12 12 - - -

Home ScienceSemester-IV 7 7 - - -

EconomicsSemester-II 38 35 03

EconomicsSemester-IV 30 26 4

PsychologySemester-II 19 17 2

PsychologySemester-IV 15 15

ChemistrySemester-II 20 18 00 01 01

ChemistrySemester-IV 19 18 00 00 1

Herbal ChemistrySemester-II NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL

Herbal ChemistrySemester-IV 09 09 --- --- ---

Music- II 05 05 -- --- ---Music- I 04 03 01

PG DIPLOMA COURSE-2018Department No of Students

Appeared 1stDiv 2ndDiv Promoted U Rank

P.G Diploma in Women and Child welfare 04 04 0 0 0

(PGDCA) -- --- --- --- ---


2.12 How does IQAC Contribute/Monitor/Evaluate the Teaching & Learning processes:

IQAC helps the HoDs and Coordinators of different Conventional and Self-financing departments to prepare teaching plan and time table for efficient and timely conduct of classes

Regular Feedback on departmental progress reports are discussed in Advisory Committee meeting

The IQAC enumerates and analyses the reports and suggest measures to improve the academic curriculum. We have introduced a series of support services to improve teaching-learning process that have helped us to emerge as a premier institution in Bihar

Motivating and facilitating research activities by providing ICT and lab facilities

2.13 Initiatives undertaken towards faculty development:

Faculty / Staff Development Programmes Number of facultybenefitted

UGC Refresher courses in IT and e-learning 01

UGC – Faculty Improvement Programme NIL

HRD programmes NIL

Orientation programmes 4

Faculty exchange programme NIL

Staff training conducted by the university NIL

Staff training conducted by other institutions NIL

Summer School, Workshops, etc. NIL

Winter schools, Workshops NIL

Others NIL

2.14 Details of Administrative and Technical staff

Category Number of PermanentEmployees

Number of Vacant

Positions

Number of permanent

positions filled during the Year

Number of positions filled

temporarily

Administrative Staff(Class III)

09 18 0 0

Support StaffClass –IV

27 32 0 0


Criterion – III

3. Research, Consultancy and Extension

3.1 Initiatives of the IQAC in Sensitizing/Promoting Research environment in the

institution.

IQAC promotes faculty members to register for research programmes and Ph.D. There is

provision of leave for such programmes.

Increase the number of Research guides and Research students

Directed the departments to submit proposals to UGC for National Seminars/ Workshops

Encourages teachers to present and publish papers in response to 'Call for

Papers'

Facilitates the function of well-equipped research laboratories in various

departments that aids in the projects of U.G and P.G

Aided in the Orientation programmes conducted by library for students

Facilitated Journal review programme through Library

3.2 Details regarding major projects:-

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number 0 0 0 0

Outlay in Rs. Lakhs 0 0 0 0

3.3 Details regarding minor projects:-

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number 0 1 1 0

Outlay in Rs. Lakhs 0 0 Rs.2.1 0

3.4 Research Project under CPE scheme

ANNEXURE IV

3.5 Details of research publications:

International National Others

Peer Review Journals 16 12 3

Non-Peer Review Journals 0 0 0

e-Journals 16 0 0

Conference proceedings 0 0 0

ANNEXURE V


38

3.6 Details on Impact factor of publications:

Range Average h-index Nos. in SCOPUS

3.7 Research funds sanctioned and received from various funding agencies, industry and

other organisations

Nature of the Project DurationYear

Name of thefunding Agency

Total grantsanctioned

Received

Major projects 0 0 0 0

Minor Projects 01 ICSSR Rs. 2.1 lakhs Rs. 1.2lakhs

Interdisciplinary Projects 0 0 0 0

Industry sponsored 0 0 0 0

Projects sponsored by the University/ College

0 0 0 0

Students research projects(other than compulsory

by the University)

0 0 0 0

Any other(Specify) CPE 0 0 0 0

Total 01 Rs. 2.1 lakhs Rs. 1.2lakhs

3.8 No. of books published i) With ISBN No. Chapters in Edited Books

ii) Without ISBN No.

ANNEXURE VI

3.9 No. of University Departments receiving funds from. NA

UGC-SAP CAS DST-FIST

DPE DBT Scheme/funds

3.10 For colleges

Autonomy CPE DBT Star Scheme

INSPIRE CE Any Other (specify)

3.11 Revenue generated through consultancy


1 0

3

0

0

00

0

000

000

NA

3.12 No. of conferences organized by the Institution

Level International National State University College

Number 0 0 0 0 0Sponsoring

agencies0 0 0 0 0

3.13 No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons

3.14 No. of collaborations International National Any other

3.15 No. of linkages created during this year

3.16 Total budget for research for current year in lakhs :

From Funding agency From Management of University/College

Total

3.17 No. of patents received this year:

3.18 No. of research awards/ recognitions received by faculty and research fellows

Of the institute in the year:-

3.18 No. of faculty from the Institution who are Ph. D. Guides

and students registered under them

3.19 No. of Ph.D. awarded by faculty from the Institution


5

30 03

0

Rs.2.10lakh

NAICSSR

Rs2.10lakh

0

13

30

5

Type of Patent Number

NationalApplied NIL

Granted NIL

InternationalApplied NIL

Granted NIL

CommercialisedApplied NIL

Granted NIL

Tot

al

Internation

al

Nation

al

Stat

e

Universi

ty

Dis

t.

Colle

ge

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

ANNEXURE VII

3.20 No. of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones)

JRF SRF Project Fellows Any other

3.21 No. of students Participated in NSS events:

University level State level National level

International level

3.22 No. of students participated in NCC events:

University level State level

National level International level

3.24 No. of Awards won in NCC:



3.24 No. of Awards won in Sports:



3.25 No. of Extension activities organized


0010

4150

0

50

0320

0

6

02

10

0 3

88

75

27

0

Award –

S.U.O. Ayushi Singh received ‘Best Cadet Award’,2017 Cadet Durga Rani received ‘Second Best Cadet Award’,2017

Received “Certificate Of Merit Award” for Most Enterprising Female ANO NCC Group Headquarter, Patna on 02nd February, 2018 by Major General Shammi Sabherwal,Additional Director General, NCC Directorate (B &J) Patna.

SUO Komal Kumari received ‘Best Cadet Award in TSC’, 2018. SUO Rashmi Kumari received ‘Best Cadet Award in RDC’, 2018. SGT Durga Mishra received ‘Best Cadet Award of Patna Group’, 2018.

4

4

University forum College forum

NCC NSS Any other .

ANNEXURE XIII

Criterion IV


02 013

0

4.1 Details of increase in infrastructure facilities:

Facilities Existing Newly created Source of Fund Total

Campus area 09 acres Bihar Govt. -Class Rooms

46

1.Construction of ground and first

floor of BBA/B.Com Lib. Completed

2. 09 class rooms Converted as smart

class rooms

3. New hostel

4. Indoor stadium

5. Construction of main gate of college

Bihar Govt

RUSA fund

UGC fund

UGC fund

Govt.of Bihar

-

Laboratories 14 Labs for practical purposes

(Traditional and

vocational courses)

02 Language lab

-- ” --

Seminar Halls 02 --- ”

Canteen 1

Common Room 1 (Renovate)

Lift 1

Iron staircase 1

!st Floor of PG Building

1

Zoological Park 1

Fish Aquarium 1

No. of important equipment purchased (≥ 1-0 lakh) during

61 - CPE -


the current year.Value of the equipment purchased during the year (Rs. in Lakhs)

2793388 698579 ” Rs.3491967

Others Library cum Computer

block

-Automation of

library” -

4.2 Computerization of administration and library

4.3 Library services:

Existing Newly added TotalNo. Value

RsNo. Value

RsNo. Value

RsText Books 14157 2799948 1226 508853 15383 3308803Reference Books 113 30386 100 32581 213 62967e-Books Renewal

of Inflibnet

5000 Renewal - - -

Journals & periodicals

7 2550 7 2550

e-Journals 3000 - - - -Digital Database - - - - - -CD & Video - - 17 - 17 -Others (specify) - - - - - -

4.4 Technology up gradation (overall)

Total Computers

Computer Labs Internet Browsing

CentresComputer Centres Office Departments Others

Existing219(Compu

ters/Laptops)

100 Wi-Fi BCA BCA 13 66 75

Added 35 - - - - - -

Total254

(Computers/Laptops)

- - - - - - .

4.5 Computer, Internet access, training to teachers and students and any other programme for technology upgradation (Networking, e-Governance etc.)


YES

BCA department has been always conducting ICT Orientation and Refresher Course and CIC course for students and staffs.

4.6 Amount spent on maintenance in lakhs :

i) ICT

ii) Campus Infrastructure and facilities

iii) Equipment

iv)Others

Total :

Criterion – V5. Student Support and Progression


Rs. 724141

Rs. 752405

Rs. 69903

nil.

Rs. 1546449

5.1 Contribution of IQAC in enhancing awareness about Student Support Services

Information regarding students support services are made available through prospectus, in the induction meet, during bridge courses and as and when required

5.2 Efforts made by the institution for tracking the progression

5.3 (a) Total Number of Students : 3889 (Session: 2018-2021)

ANNEXURE IX


Scholarship (SC/ST/OBC Students Scholarship and Free ship) Co-curricular activities ( Students Minor Research , Seminars/Workshops,

Departmental Competition on various topics) and extra-curricular activities (Academics, Cultural, Recreational, Sports)

Reservation facilities Free Education for all Students of Conventional Courses Skill Development Program College Journal and Magazine Industry Visits Mentoring System Extra classes for Weak students Campus Placement Career Counselling Counselling Cell

Result Analysis Internal Assessment Assignments Project Work and Presentation. Participation of students in various Co-curricular Activities Participation of students in Research Activities Remedial Classes Study Materials Activities organized by Alumni Association

NA

(b) No. of students outside the state:

(c) No. of international students

Demand ratio......total no of form/ admission ?

Drop out:

5.4 Details of student support mechanism for coaching for competitive examinations (If any)

No. of students beneficiaries

5.5 No. of students qualified in these examinations

NET SET/SLET GATE CAT


33

01* NIL NIL NIL

NIL

01

4 (Session: 2018-2021)

0.7%

Interdisciplinary Seminars/workshops

Power Point Presentation is organized to make students ICT friendly

You tube assisted learning is being practiced for extracurricular activities

Students are encouraged to participate in research work specially research

projects under the CPE scheme

Group Discussion Classes

Aptitude Test

CIC Course: Computer Applications

Mentoring System

Placement Counselling

Special Lectures by Experts

Library : ebooks, eJournals, Current Affairs, Newspapers

Departmental Library Facilities

Women

Number %

3889 100

Men

Number %

00 00

IAS/IPS etc. State PSC UPSC Others

*MS. Sweta Kumari (2016-18), Department of Economics

5.6 Details of student counselling and career guidance

Following schemes are available for students’ welfare:

Student counseling support regarding psychological, academic, legal, health and

nutrition

Career counseling and placement facility

On-Job training in BBA and computer course

‘Earn while you learn’ opportunity is being given to Computer Department students.

No. of students benefitted: All the Participants

5.7 Details of campus placement

On campus Off Campus

Number of Organizations

Visited

Number of Students

Participated

Number of Students Placed

Number of Students Placed

08 823 268 NAANNEXURE - X

5.8 Details of gender sensitization programmes

5.9 Students Activities


NIL NIL NIL

Self-defence session for girl students Awareness programme during World Breast Feeding Promotion Week

(August, 1-7, 2016) Celebration of National Nutrition Week (September, 1-7, 2016) Health Awareness Programme under the aegis of NSS unit Cancer Awareness Workshop on 05/08/2016

5.9.1 No. of students participated in Sports, Games and other events: NCC

State/ University level National level International level

No. of students participated in cultural events: College Level

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 National level International level

Cultural: State/ University level National level International level

5.10.Scholarships and Financial Support

Number ofstudents Amount

Financial support from institution

Financial support from government 18 126000.00Financial support from other sources

Number of students who received International/ National recognitions

5.11 Student organised / initiatives:- 02

Fairs : State/ University/College level National level International level

Exhibition: State/ University/College level National level International level

5.12 No. of social initiatives undertaken by the students

5.13 Major grievances of students (if any) redressed: NIL

Criterion – VI


50

01

3

2502

05 NIL

3 115

30

01

04

75

6. Governance, Leadership and Management

6.1 State the Vision and Mission of the institution

OUR VISION

To be a leader in the field of education by providing innovative learning environment,

women empowerment with traditional values to bring qualitative change in the society

To give direction to students to accomplish self-learning with Indian values, openness

and creativity to sustain themselves in the changing societal and economic

environment

On the banks of Holy Ganga, the college provides perennial flowing environment of

self-learning, to become flexible to meet the women centric challenges by inculcating

innovative educational methods

Empowering girl students with knowledge and skills to enable them to cope up and

compete with demands of modern age

To develop leaders with new ideas and capacity to make difference in themselves and

society by upholding values of respect and humanism.

To be the Centre of excellence in education, skill development and lifelong learning.

OUR MISSION

A stimulating learning environment through new and innovative academic OUR

programmes.

Culturally rich environment linking education to the outside world.

To provide dedicated and responsive scholars as faculty.

6.2 Does the Institution has a management Information System

The Institution has efficient management information system. The college has its own website

- www.magadhmahilacollege.orgwhich was launch in February 2007.The Computer

application department of the college maintains the website with the support of M/s AviWeb

Media. Various information related to college like admission notification, examination

schedule, college report, departmental notices and teacher & student activities are uploaded

regularly. The website presents vision and mission of college, details of history of the college,

list of courses and their structure, list of different societies, detailed profile of the teachers and

departments, list of distinguished alumni and various activities of the students. The website is

linked to the Patna University website which furnishes the academic calendar of the university

including examination schedule and online results.


http://www.magadhmahilacollege.org/

6.3 Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following:

6.3.1 Curriculum Development

Curriculum for undergraduate and Post graduate conventional courses is prepared by

University Department and approved by the Academic Council in accordance with the UGC

guidelines to maintain basic uniformity in educational standards. However, the curriculum of

several programmes of vocational and self-financing courses, such as BBA, BCA, BSW and

BCOM curriculum designed and developed by the “College Syllabus Committee” and further

it is adopted on the approval of University and Chancellor’s office. Some of our faculty

members have participated in developing and revision of the curriculum.

S.No. Name of Faculty Subject Class

01. Dr. Anju Srivastava Home Science M.A.(CBCS), B.A.

02. Dr.Bandana Singh Home Science M.A. (CBCS)

03. Dr. Punam Kumari Home Science M.A. (CBCS)

04. Dr. Suheli Mehta Home Science M.A. (CBCS)

05. Dr. Kumari Rupam Home Science M.A. (CBCS)

6.3.2 Teaching and Learning

The teaching-learning process is exclusively student centric. The curriculum endeavours to

integrate knowledge with skill to sustain an environment of learning and creativity and

encourage students’ participation through project work, micro-teaching, workshops, guided

library work, group discussion, debates, and training in relevant software and participation

in various quiz and competitions.

Teaching innovations through modern teaching aids such as, Smart classes with ICT

facilities is also encouraged for practice.

Catering to student diversity-collaborative learning, group activities and presentations are

also adopted for teaching and learning.

Each department also follows the mentor system. In this system each teacher is assigned a

set of students. The teacher looks after the academic progress of their students and extends Magadh Mahila College, P.U., Patna (EC/34/050/MMCPU/AQAR2017-18) Page 39

help at the time of crisis. This system has an impressive impact and leads to strengthening

of interpersonal relationships.

The academic progress of the students is monitored through tutorial classes, class tests and

participation in academic events of the department and the college.

Identification of slow and advanced learners is made by the faculty on the basis of

classroom interactions Tutorial classes have been arranged for slow and differently- able

learners. Advance learners are encouraged to undertake research, present papers in

seminars and conferences, and attend research institutes during summer recess for projects.

Students from different community background have been enrolled in every academic

session.

Students are trained and prepared to face challenges of life through value aided education

system.

The IQAC plays a pivotal role in continuous monitoring the teaching-learning process,

facilitating regular engagement in academic and co-curricular activities by different

departments and various bodies of the college, analyzing the inputs from feedback system

and using the suggestions for holistic improvement of students.

6.3.3 Examination and Evaluation

The college carries out a periodic assessment to evaluate students. There are three

types of test conducted at college level- i) Class Test, ii)1stTerminal Test, iii) Sent-up

Test.

Assignments and seminars which forms an integral part of evaluation methodology

enables the teachers to assess the students.

The college adopts continuous internal evaluation and formative feedback for quality

enhancement of the students.

CCTV Cameras are installed in all most all classrooms to ensure malpractice free

exams.

6.3.4 Research and Development

The college plays a very proactive role in the promotion and proliferation of research


culture. The faculty is encouraged to pursue and complete Doctoral and Post-Doctoral

work for which they are granted study leave with full pay.

They are also provided with a well-equipped laboratory and library with latest

publications of books and research journals, computers, internet and INFLIBNET

facility.

Majority of the teachers are involved in research activities through guiding PhD

scholars.

The college also encouraged the faculties and students for empirical research through

CPE Research Project. Under this project both Undergraduate and Post Graduate

Students of College undertakes empirical research in the supervision of the faculty

members of the college.

Every year the College has been publishing CPE Research Article of students and

teachers in research journal JIGYASA. It is funded by UGC under CPE scheme.

The faculty is granted Duty leave for attending conference/Seminar/Workshop to

present papers.

6.3.5 Library, ICT and physical infrastructure / instrumentation

The institution has an excellent well equipped library and computer facilities with easy

access to all its members. With 15,000 sq.ft of carpet area and a little over one lakh

titles of books, the library is accessible from 9.30 am to 4.30pm.

The library has spacious reading room, reprographic, internet connections, digital

books, magazines, free access to stacks, e-contents and research journals through

INFLIBNET cater to the needs of students and teachers.

Special efforts are put to make ICT facilities adequately available to everyone in the

institution for academic purposes. There are 150 desktops, 10 laptops, 19 Printers, 04

scanners, 10 LCD projectors with screen and one overhead projector in the college.

The seminar hall of the college is equipped with 3M smart class room facility. Most of

the departments have their own computers. The whole campus is network through Wi-

Fi.

There are two college canteens catering to the needs of the students/staff from 9am to

5pm.

There are enough numbers of washrooms, drinking water facility, common room, bank


and also a cyber cafe in campus.

The college has 24 hours power back up with two green Generators of the capacity of

62.5KVA each. There are separate invertors for many departments.

There are five hostels in the campus housing about 250 students. Each hostel has one

Green Generator for power back up. Adequate accommodations are available for the

students belonging to the reserved category.

The institution utilizes its infrastructure facilities in the most optimal way to conduct

shifts wise classes. It extends support to Patna University Distance Education

Department for conducting its classes for the girl students.

The UGC Academic Staff College of Patna University utilizes our Computer

Laboratories and the expertise of our faculty members for organizing Refresher Course

in IT and other training programmes on ICT.

There is a non-political Student’s Central Society which takes care of student’s welfare

and promotes cultural activities. It also helps to organize co-curricular and extra-

curricular activities. The members of this body are elected through a democratic

process.

There is an active Placement cell which takes care of the On and Off campus

recruitment. About 06 students were recruited in Wipro Pvt. Ltd through the Placement

cell during the period 2017 -2018. The list of student’s placement are as follows-

(i)

Details of Students’ Placement in 2017-18

Name of Company

No. of

Students

participated

Details of final

SelectionDepartment

Selection

Method

IBM26

Surbhi Kumari Soni

Prashansha Upadhyay

Harshada Sinha

Divyani

Aakriti

Shruti Priya

Economics Interview

IBM 60 16 student was selectedVarious

Department

Written test,

Group Discussion

& Interview


Concentrix India

Pvt. Ltd.145 92 student was selected

Various

Department

1st Round –

Extempore

2nd Round

Telephonic Test

3rd Round – Logical

Aptitude Test

Go- Air Airlines 60Neha Kumari

Pallavi Singh

Various

DepartmentInterview

Indian Women’s

Chamber &

Commerce &

Industry

40 12 student was selectedVarious

DepartmentInterview

Zola IT Solution 48 12 student was selectedVarious

DepartmentInterview

Wipro Pvt. Ltd. 32 11 student was selected Various

DepartmentInterview

NIBF 92 53 student was selectedVarious

DepartmentInterview

Concentrix India

Pvt. Ltd.320 64 student was selected

Various

DepartmentInterview

6.3.6 Human Resource Management

Human Resource Management is managed through academic and administrative

planning and implemented in proactive ways by the institution. Internal

coordinating and monitoring is done by the Principal, assisted by advisory Magadh Mahila College, P.U., Patna (EC/34/050/MMCPU/AQAR2017-18) Page 43

committee consisted by all HODs and a cabinet of student representatives.

The college convenes regular staff meetings to discuss various staff and student

problems and initiates remedial steps.

The faculty members are motivated to attend Orientation Programmes, Refresher

Courses, and Workshops for their professional development. They are also allowed

to avail leave with full salary for the completion of advanced studies and research

in their respective subjects.

The college provides several facilities to their employee for their all-round

development. They can also use the college gymnasium for their fitness.

The college also has Career and Counselling Cell which organizes regular

counselling, soft skills and personality development classes for students. It also

invites reputed companies and firms to recruit students from the college.

Department of Psychology has been organizing mental health check-up and clinical

counselling for the students of college.

Department of English has been organizing classes in proficiency of English and

German Language.

Refresher Course/ Orientation Course/ Training Programme attended by Faculty

Members

Name of faculty Department University Topic Date / Duration

Dr. SwetaSharan Economics Ranchi University 92ndOrientation 5th Sept. to 2nd


programme Oct. 2018

Dr. Madhu Kumari

GuptaChemistry Patna University

79thOrientation

programme

17th July to 13th

August 2018

Dr. Amrita Prasad Chemistry Patna University79thOrientation

programme

17th July to 13th

August 2018

Dr. Manish Kumar

Verma Physics Patna University

79thOrientation

programme

17th July to 13th

August 2018

Dr. Janardan Prasad

Economics

& Commerce Patna University

Faculty

Development

Programme

11-12th july,2018

Dr. Sweta SharanEconomics

& CommercePatna university

Faculty

Development

Programme

11-12thjuly 2018

Dr. Pushpalata Kumari Political Science

Chanakya National

Law University,

Patna

Human Rights 18th March 2017

Dr. Shaheda Khanam PersianChankya Law

University, Patna

Training

Programme one

day on Human

Rights

18th March 2017

Dr. Telani Meena Horo Political Science

Chanakya National

Law University,

Patna.

“Human Rights” 18th March, 2017

Dr. Pushpalata Kumari Political Science

LNMU,JMDPL

Mahila

College,Madhuban

i

Human Rights 4th Feb. 2018

Dr.Md.Ziaul Hassan Philosophy Patna University78th Orientation

Programme

18th Jan. to 18th

Feb. 2018

Dr. Priti Mishra Physics Patna University78thOrientation

Programme

17th Jan. to 13th

Feb. 2018

Dr. KhushnooEnglish Ranchi University

UGC-Sponsored

89th Orientation

Programme

4th -31st Jan.

2018

Dr. Namtra Psychology Patna University 81stOrientation 24th nov. to 21st


Course dec. 2018

Ms. Sonu Rani Physics Patna University 81stOrientation

Course

24th nov. to 21st

dec. 2018

6.3.7 Faculty and Staff recruitment

The college is not allowed to recruit members of faculty and staff on their own. Part-

time/contract teachers are appointed by the college and paying them from internal resources, in

appointment of Ad-hoc teachers preference are given to JRF/NET qualified teachers The staff

are recruited by the university.

Joining of new Teaching Faculty

The following faculty members have been recruited in the year 2017 and 2018:

Sl.

No.Name Designation Department Date of Joining

1 Dr. Santoshi Bhawani Mishra Assistant Professor English 03.07.2017

2 Mrs. Ranjan Yadav Assistant Professor Philosophy 03.07.2017

3 Dr. Suchita Arpan Assistant Professor Philosophy 03.07.2017

4 Dr. Md. Ziaul Hassan Assistant Professor Philosophy 03.07.2017

5 Mrs. Nidhi Singh Assistant Professor Psychology 03.07.2017

6 Mrs. Namrata Assistant Professor Psychology 03.07.2017

7 Dr. Sweta Sharan Assistant Professor Economics 03.07.2017

8 Dr. Khushboo Assistant Professor English 01.08.2017

9 Dr. Manish Kumar Verma Assistant Professor Physics 21.08.2017

10 Dr. Priti Mishra Assistant Professor Physics 21.08.2017

11 Mrs. Sonu Rani Assistant Professor Physics 21.08.2017

12 Dr. Amrita Prasad Assistant Professor Chemistry 15.11.2017

13 Dr. Madhu Kumari Gupta Assistant Professor Chemistry 15.11.2017

14 Dr. Binay Kumar Assistant Professor Mathematics 15.11.2017

Joining of Teaching Faculty through Transfer Basis

The following faculty members were joined in College through transfer from Patna Women’s College

to Magadh Mahila College, Patna University:

Sl.

No.Name Designation Department

Date of

Joining in

the College

Date of

Joining in


University

1 Dr. Pushpa Sinha Reader Economics 19.04.2018 12.07.2003

6.3.8 Industry Interaction / Collaboration

The College-industry interaction has been established in the vocational departments, such as BCA,

BBA, BSW and B.Com. This interaction is for field visits, demonstrations, experiments, projects,

and on the job training for the students.

Guest lectures by the professionals in industry are also organized for the benefit of students. These

strategies are followed for holistic development of the students.

Students do Internship in various industries from time to time.

WIPRO, IBM, HCL, SAP, SOCIATRIX Pvt. Ltd., ICICI, HDFC Bank and other MNCs’ visits

college occasionally.

The college has also signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Indian Institute of

Entrepreneurship Development, Patna and (CII) Confederation of Indian Industries Innovation Club,

Patna.

Incubation Centre has been established in the College on 15th may 2018, which is inaugurated by

Industry minister. The college administration has established the Centre for creating entrepreneurs

from the talent pool of Magadh Mahila College.

The Incubation Centre will function as follows-

1. Orientation of students for taking up entrepreneurship.

2. Training and skilling the ones who are interested in this direction.

3. Holding business idea competitions to develop innovative ideas.

4. Preparing business plan of those ideas by the budding entrepreneurs.

5. Connecting the idea to Start-up Policy of Government of Bihar and India, Mudra

Yojana, Angel funding, Venture Capitalists etc.

6. Creating an industry connect of the Incubation Centre by collaborations with prominent

state, national and international industry bodies like Bihar Industries Association, CII,

PHDCCI, National HRD Network etc.

7. Providing Workstations to the Start-ups.

8. Training, Mentoring and Hand holding of the Start-ups by a pool of human resource in the form of

Incubation Council comprising of successful entrepreneurs, management consultants chartered accountant

etc.

9. Expansion of the facilities of Incubation Centre by getting financial support from


Government of Bihar

Corporate and PSUs under their CSR program

Successful entrepreneurs

Organizing high impact seminars and conferences for entrepreneurs by the Institution.

10. The vision of Incubation Centre is churning out a pool of successful entrepreneurs in the ecosystem of

Bihar and thereby contributes in the development of the state.

6.3.9 Admission of Students

For conventional courses students are admitted through Common Entrance Test conducted by Patna

University, where as self-financing courses e.g. BCA, BBA, BSW, PGDCA, PGDWCW, PGDPE,

M.A. (Music) etc. admission is done on the basis of performance in the written entrance examination

followed by interviews by an expert committee.

Online Admission process is adopted for filling up the application forms by the students.

The admission process, complying with all the state government norms pertaining to university

education is transparent. Reservation Policy is also followed during admission.

6.4. Welfare schemes for

Banking Facility, canteen, cyber cafe, Medical Support, Safe Drinking Water and power backup

is provided to every faculty, staff and students of the college.

Teaching Teachers are not harassed, punished and publicly abused or demoralized.

They are motivated to do better. If any faculty faces adverse problems,


all the staff members join together and co-operate so that it helps in

improving well-being.

Medical and Duty Leave are also sanction to them.

Faculty members are provided with sufficient infrastructural facilities for

creation of conducive and healthy work culture and environment.

Most of the departments are well equipped with separate furnished

departmental chamber, inverter, computer with printer, reference book

library and subscription to latest research journals and magazines.

Non-

teaching

Interest Free Loan facility is available to non-teaching staff. The 4 th

grade employees facing adverse problem are given salary advance or

donation money collected from staff and students.

Students

Student counselling support regarding psychological, academic, legal,

health and nutrition

Career counselling and Placement Cell

On-Job training in BCA,BBA and B.COM courses

Canteen Facilities at subsidized rate

Extra washrooms made for the convenience of the students

Gym and cyber cafe for students

‘Earn while you learn ’opportunity is being given to Computer

Department students

Grievance Redressal Cell

A new sanitary vending machine has been installed in college

washrooms for facilitating and promoting good hygiene and sanitation

to the students

6.5 Total corpus fund generated

6.6 Whether annual financial audit has been done Yes No


Rs. 33633258.00

6.7 Whether Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) has been done?

Audit Type External Internal

Yes/No Agency Yes/No Authority

Academic No Yes IQAC

Administrative No Yes IQAC

6.8 Does the University/ Autonomous College declare results within 30 days?

For UG Programmes Yes No

For PG Programmes Yes No

6.9 What efforts are made by the University/ Autonomous College for Examination

Reforms?

6.10 What efforts are made by the University to promote autonomy in the

affiliated/constituent colleges?

6.11 Activities and support from the Alumnae Association

The Alumnae Association of Magadh Mahila College was formed on February 15,

2004. The association comprises of all graduates and post graduates of the college and

students who have studied at least one year in college.

The alumni of the college maintain an active rapport with their Alma mater and play a

supportive role in college activities. Being a prestigious college of the region, it has

among its alumni, a reservoir of professionals: academicians, teachers, doctors,

engineers, advocates, judges, scientists, pilots, civil servants, politicians, artists ,sports

person and soon

It serves as a forum to strengthen the bond between the former students and their alma

mater.

The Alumnae association through its various activities works to promote the interests

and welfare of the college and society.


Manual and Computerised Evaluation

N.A

6.12 Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association

Parents Teachers meet is regularly organized in the College so that a healthy

interaction with the parents can be held. Parents are made aware of the rules and

regulations of the College. They are made aware of the progress of their wards and

development of their wards.

Suggestions and feedback are invited from the parents for the advancement in

teaching and learning.

6.13 Development programmes for support staff

CIC course is arranged by college for support staff.

Home Science department organizes training programmes for the support staff and

their dependents, such as workshop on food preservation, dress designing, painting,

cooking etc.

6.14 Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly

College has initiated several measures to make the campus eco- friendly such as:

Plantation of tree by NSS and NCC Cadets

Green campus and anti-ragging campus

Use of led lights to save energy

Use of Solar Plates for alternative source of energy

Students are encouraged for tree plantation

Restriction on the usage of mobile phones in the classroom and department

The College has made Environmental Policy which has been released by

Professor (Dr.) Ashok Ghosh, Chairman, State Pollution Control Board and

it has also been uploaded on College Website.

100 KWp Solar Power Plant has been installed in the college campus to generate

electricity from renewable energy source which will save the electricity expenses

of the institution and reduces environmental pollution.

The College has developed a ‘Zoological Garden and Fish Aquarium’ on the


campus. The primary purpose of establishing the Zoological Garden is to

contribute to the preservation of environmental diversity by keeping animals,

birds and growing plants for beautification, research work, environmental

education and raising awareness among the students. Zoological Garden play an

important role by raising students’ awareness for the need to protect species and

their habitats.

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.

Career Counselling Cell (CCC) functioning for the last few years Remedial Coaching Classes (RCC) at Undergraduate Level Coaching Scheme for Entry into Services (CES) for Scheduled Castes, Scheduled

Tribes, OBC, minority communities and poor students. Counselling Centre has been set up to help students resolve various problems

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The college library is well equipped with modern technological facilities e.g. Computers, Internet and INFLIBNET, reprographic units and network printers,

In college library all the books are arranged subjects vase and priority basis of the students’ needs in all subjects

Preparation of bio manures (fertilizers) form college wastes such as leaves of plants and wastes of mess

Green audit with the botanical name of the plants

7.2 Provide the Action Taken Report (ATR) based on the plan of action decided upon at the beginning of the year 2017-2018

Renovation of Portico Round Pillar

Installation of New Metal Name Plate on the Main Building with Granite Slab Fixing

Upgradation of Automation of Central library services with KOHA Software,

OPAC, Bar-coding, Internet, INFLIBNET connectivity and Digital Information

Display System

Upgradation of Room No 17 as New Seminar Hall II with five (5) Voltas Split ACs

Upgradation of Eight (8) Class Rooms as Smart Class Room with New Digital

Smart Class Equipment, UPS with Wooden Boxes for UPS (Source: RUSA)

Upgradation of Department of Statistics with all facilities

Sixty (60) Pieces UPS for Language Lab and BCA Lab and some Departmental

Computers

New Twenty-four (24) Ceiling Fans for B. Com’s Class Rooms

New Two (2) Air Coolers for Central Stage

Installation of Three (3) New RO Kent Water Purifier one near Internal Main Gate,

one near Students’ Recess Lounge and one in Students’ Common Room which has

been sifted in the Madalsa Students’ Cafeteria)

GranitePlatform for Four (4) RO Water Coolers

Cemented Flower Bed from External Main Gate to Internal Main Gate

Waiting Lounge for Visitors/ Drivers

One Wash Room for Male and one for Female Visitors near External Main Gate

12 Street Lamp Posts from External Main Gate to Internal Main Gate

New Water Connection from Inside the Campus to External Main Gate for Spraying

Water in Outside Cemented Garden Beds

Recess Lounge for Students

Granite Platform for Visitors Water Cooler Machine near Main Gate

Street Lamp Posts from Internal Gate to Overall Campus

Lamp Posts in Internal Garden in the Main Building


Eight (8) Mini and 2 Main Electrical Panels with New Electric Room

Slab Casting for Covering Drainage Outside the Main Building

Slab Casting for Covering Drainage Inside Main Building

Approximately 20,000 Sqft Beautified fitting on Ground & 1st Floor Corridor ,

Department of Mathematics, Botany, Chemistry and Principal’s Chamber (Source:

RUSA)

Renovation of Students’ Six (6) Washrooms in Main Building

Floor with Chekar Tiles on Entrance Gate of South Veranda to Open Auditorium &

in front of Room No 23

Renovation of Central Stage with Granite Fixing and Steel Railing

White washing in Internal Portico, Chamber, Library, Seminar Hall and all Class

Rooms of Ground and 1st Floor

Renovation of Students’ Common Room with Indoor games and all kind of facilities

One New Washroom adjacent to Students’ Common Room

Staircase and Drainage Repair in front of Students’ Common Room

Construction of New Students’ Canteen name ‘Madalsa Students’ Cafeteria’ with

fully hygiene facility, four new ACs and all furnishing items

Construction of New Kitchen with Store Room for Students’ Cafeteria with one

Washroom for Canteen Workers

Extension of CCTV surveillance coverage area

Free access to Wi-Fi made available to students and staff on the campus (Govt. of

Bihar)

Installation of Digital Display Notice Board on the Wall of Internal Entrance Portico

Several Park Benches provided to students adjacent to Basketball Ground and

Students’ Recess Lounge

Whitewashing and extension of Gym with some New Equipment

New Construction of 1st Floor of Existing PG Building(Source: RUSA)

Installation of 100 KWp New Solar Power Plant on the Roof of 2nd Floor, Main

Building to generate electricity from renewable energy source which will save

the electricity expenses of the institution and reduces environmental

pollution(Source: Central Govt. Scheme)

Whitewashing of whole outside wall of Main Building and Old Building

Renovation work in Awantika Hostel

Upgradation of Staff Room as Conference Hall


Renovation of IQAC/ NAAC Room

Establishment of Infirmary for sick students

Construction of three (3) Pits for Rain Water Harvesting

Construction of three Pits for Solid Waste Management

Completion of renovation work of Home Science Department

Establishment of Day Care Centre

Construction of Zoological Garden

Botanical Garden with Medicinal Plants and Fish Aquarium

Rose Garden with sizeable green grass bed adjacent to Sports Ground

New Lift for Physically Challenged Students(Source: Govt. of Bihar)

New Iron Staircase from ground floor to top floor(Source: Govt. of Bihar)

Prefabrication Class Rooms on 2ndFloor with Seminar Hall and Wash Rooms (Under

Construction-Source: Govt. of Bihar)

Madalsa Students’ Cafeteria


Spacious classrooms with fourteen digital Smart Classrooms.

Solid Waste Management on back side the Campus Renovation of Central Stage False Ceiling of Open Auditorium LED Tub lights for Class Rooms and Hostels Renovation of Staff Room New Water Cooler for Students New Vending Machine for Students’ Washrooms Up gradation of Class Rooms for Smart Class Free Wi-fi in entire Campus Installation of new CCTV Cameras on the Campus Renovation of Language Lab for students First Floor of PG Building constructed

7.3 Give two Best Practices of the institution (please see the format in the NAAC Self-study Manuals)*Provide the details in annexure (annexure need to be numbered as i, ii, iii)

i. Learning Through Teaching is practiced by all the departments. Each student is given a topic to prepare and explain it in the classroom.

ii. Preparation of Text-based multiple-Choice Question Papers by Students.iii. Study material is provided to the students

7.4 Contribution to environmental awareness / protection Through NSS cleanliness Drive Through Green Earth Brigade awareness Programme Environmental Study Tour Awareness programme through Debate, Group Discussions, Lectures, Seminars,


Workshops, Nukkad-Natak etc

7.5 Whether environmental audit was conducted? Yes No

7.6 Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add. (for example SWOT Analysis)

Strength: - Most desirable institution for young women throughout Bihar and neighboring

states Beautiful, green and clean college campus sprawling on 09 acres of land 100 KWp Solar Power Plant has been installed on the campus to generate

electricity from renewable energy source which will save the electricity expenses of the institution and reduces environmental pollution

Wi-Fi campus for students, faculty members and support staff The college has adopted student-centric teaching Fully transparent and decentralized administration Five hostels inside the campus. Among five a welfare hostel constructed by

Welfare Department, Govt. of Bihar is meant exclusively for SC/ST students and weaker section of society

Various committees to manage the administration, discipline and other affairs of college in a democratic manner

Fourteen New regular faculty members in various departments were recruited in July 2017

Two new faculty members in the department of Home Science were recruited in July 2018

Three faculty members were transferred from Patna Women’s College, Patna University. One from department of Economics in April and two from department of Home Science in August 2018

Good indoor and outdoor infrastructure for Sports activities Madalsa Students’ Cafeteria Students’ Common Room Incubation Centre for Skill Development Spacious classrooms with fourteen digital Smart Classrooms. Department wise Remedial Classes Honouring Rank holders, Gold medalist, University toppers in different subjects Total 1,72,525 books in different libraries of the College Central library with 1,56,437 Books and e-library facility for the students of

conventional courses with reference books and Journals Well-furnished e-library for B.Com /BBA students with 3234/1587 no. of books Departmental Library with 5005 Books PG Economics Library with 1147 Books Automated library services with KOHA Software, OPAC, Bar-coding, Internet

and INFLIBNET connectivity Language Lab for Soft Skill development 45 days Certificate course in Computer Applications (CIC) is mandatory for all

students of conventional courses Active Placement Cell Students’ Counselling Cell Anti-Ragging Cell Students’ Grievance Redressal Cell Staff and Teachers’ Grievance Redressal Cell


Parent-Teachers Association Alumnae Association Infirmary Day Care Centre Aquatic Park Zoological Garden Environment Cell Model Electoral Litrecy Club Interest free Loan facility for non-teaching staff

Weakness:- College is facing acute financial crunch since 2015 due to the Policy of Bihar

Government of Free Education for girls Shortage of regular faculty Shortage of regular non-teaching staff Crunch of space for classrooms Lack of space for Research Work No formal linkage with National /International Organizations for Research

Work Limited number of Certificate Courses due to lack of space Due to lack of space the college is not able to open new courses

Opportunities:- Introduction of few more Post Graduate Courses Introduction of few more Self-financing Courses Arranging more Multi-National Companies for campus selection More involvement of Alumnae Association in college affairs Involvement of Parents Association for institutional development Preparing to get status of “Centre for Excellence” Seeking towards availability of Partners for skill development of students through

Incubation Centre Faculty Development Programme Leadership Development Programme Entrepreneurship Development Programme

Threat:- Free Education Policy of Government of Bihar for Girls Shortage of Teaching Faculty The students -teacher ratio is inadequate The students-computer ratio is inadequate and many more computers need to be

provided to the students Central Library, Students’ Reading Room and Staff Reading Room needs to be

expanded but the college challenged by lack of space for its expansion Shortage of Non-Teaching Employees Students Employability is inadequate Smart learning and Quality teaching needs more infrastructural development Quality of Research and Innovation is inadequate


8.Plans of institution for next year

S.No. Plan of action for 2018-19

1 Biometric for Students

2 Construction of New Hostel Building

3 Construction of New Administrative Block

4 Infrastructural Development of PG Building

5 Emphasising Inclusiveness in Academics & Soft Skill Development

6 Introduction of more Add on Programmes

7 Preparation for NAAC visit

8 To conduct Energy, Academic and Green Audit

9 Providing impetus to Research Activities.

10 Organizing UGC Refresher / Orientation Courses.

11 Initiating Faculty Development Programme.

12 To develop a systematic Waste Management System.

13 Reinforcement of regular feedback system from all the stakeholders.

14 Reformation of Students’ Academic Performance Evaluation scheme at departmental level.

15Promoting Study Tour facilities to students for environmental, social and onsite study.

16 Enhancing Teaching Learning process by using ICT.

Emphasis on collaboration with Industry.

Upgradation of Library

Automation of Office

Dr. Anju Srivastava Prof (Dr.) Shashi Sharma

Signature of the Coordinator, IQAC Signature of the Chairperson, IQAC


ANNEXURE I

Courses Offered: Total number of courses available (UG/ PG)/ Diploma/ Certificate : 37

A. Under Graduate Degree Courses (B.A. / B.Sc. /B.Com./BBA/ BCA/ BSW) available: 26

ProgrammeLevel

Name of Programme/

Course

Duration inMonths

EntryQualification

Medium ofInstruction

SanctionedStrength

No. ofStudentsAdmitted

UG BA Hons. Degree in Hindi 36 Intermediate/

10+2 Hindi 25 26

UG BA Hons. Degree in English 36

Intermediate/10+2 English 50 78

UG BA Hons. Degree in Sanskrit 36 Intermediate/

10+2Hindi/

Sanskrit 05 2

UG BA Hons. Degree in Urdu 36 Intermediate/

10+2Hindi/Urdu 25 11

UG BA Hons. Degree in Persian 36 Intermediate/

10+2Hindi/Persian 05 1

UG BA Hons. Degree in Maithili 36 Intermediate/

10+2Hindi/

Maithili 05 1

UG BA Hons. Degree in Philosophy 36 Intermediate/

10+2Hindi/English 05 17

UG BA Hons. Degree in Music 36 Intermediate/


UG BA Hons. Degree in Economics 36 Intermediate/


UG BA Hons. Degree in History 36 Intermediate/


UG BA Hons. Degree in Sociology 36 Intermediate/


UG BA Hons. Degree in Psychology 36 Intermediate/


UG BA Hons. Degree in Political Science 36 Intermediate/


UG BA Hons. Degree in Home Science 36 Intermediate/


UG BA Hons. Degree in Mathematics 36 Intermediate/


UG BSc Hons. Degree in Physics 36 Intermediate/


UG BSc Hons. Degree in Chemistry 36 Intermediate/


UG B. Sc Hons. Degree in Botany 36 Intermediate/


UG B. Sc Hons. Degree in Zoology 36 Intermediate/


UG B. Sc Hons. Degree in Mathematics 36 Intermediate/


UG B. Sc Hons. Degree in Statistics 36 Intermediate/


UG B.Com Hons. Degree 36 Intermediate/ Hindi/ 250 251Magadh Mahila College, P.U., Patna (EC/34/050/MMCPU/AQAR2017-18) Page 59

in Commerce(Under Self-

Financing Scheme)10+2 English

UGB.A. Hons. Degree in

Computer Applications (B.C.A.)

36 Intermediate/10+2

Hindi/English 40 32

UGB.Sc. Hons. Degree

in Computer Applications (B.C.A.)


Hindi/English 40 49

UGBachelor of Business

Administration (B.B.A.)


Hindi/English 60 60

UGBachelor of Social

Work (B.S.W.) 36 Intermediate/10+2

Hindi/English 60 06

PG M.A. in Economics 24 Graduation Hindi/English 60 47

PG M.A. in Psychology 24 Graduation Hindi/English 32 29

PG M.A. in Home Science 24 Graduation Hindi/

English 45 8

PG M.Sc. in Chemistry 24 Graduation Hindi/English 20 20

PG M.A. in Music (Self Financing Scheme) 24 Graduation Hindi/

English 40 4

PGPG Diploma in

Computer Applications

12 Graduation Hindi/English 40 2

PGPG Diploma in

Women and Child Welfare


CICCertificate Course In

Computer Applications (CIC)

1.5 Graduation Hindi/English 80 211

(3 batch)

Certificate Course

German Language Proficiency Programme


Certificate Course

English Language Proficiency Programme

1.5 Graduation Hindi/English 50 22

Certificate Course

Certificate Course in Block Printing Graduation Hindi/

English 15 0

Certificate Course

Certificate Course in Madhubani Painting 3 Graduation Hindi/

English 15 3

Certificate Course

Certificate Course in Tikuli Art 3 Graduation Hindi/

English 30 0

Certificate Course

Certificate Course in Jute Art Craft and

Design3 Graduation Hindi/

English 30 2


Certificate Course

Certificate Course in IT Skill Development in Graphics & Web

Designing


Certificate Course

Certificate Course in Office Management 6 Graduation Hindi/

English 40 9

ANNEXURE II


Seminar/Conference Symposia/ Workshop etc Attended /Participated

S.NoName of

Faculty and Department

Theme of Seminar

/Symposium/Conference/

Workshop

Title of paper presented Venue Funding

agency Level Date

1Prof. Bina Rani & Dr. Madhu

Kri. Gupta

Seminar on Research

Frontiers in 21st

Century

Bio fuels for transportation and electricity: An alternative

for India

B.N. College UGC National

29th-30th

May 2018

2Soumya Shukla SPSS SPSS Workshop

Patna Women’s College

Patna Women’s College

National26th -27th

May 2018

3

Prof. Bina Rani & Dr. Madhu

Kri. Gupta

Green Chemistry: Synthesis,

Processing & Devices

Green Chemistry: A method for

conversion of plastic waste into

energy and hydrocarbon as

raw material

Veer Kunwar Singh

University, Bhojpur

UGC International

6th -7thApril

2018

4Dr. Neera

ChoudhuryMusic

Shastreeya Sangeet avam

Vartamaan Pariwesh

Participation Banaras

Shree Agrasen kanya P.G.

College

National16th-17th

March 2018

5

Shahli Tabassum

RAITS (Recent advancement in

Information Technology)

Dispersion over all

telecommunication band using H-

PCF

IIT-ISM Dhanbad

BIT Mesra, Patna

Three Days

24th -26thFeb.

2018

6

Soumya Shukla Management

Managing work life Balance in

working women in Lucknow

Luknow Management Institute

Luknow Manage

ment Institute

National 22nd Feb. 2018

7

Dr. Kiran mala

Workshop on Curriculum

Development in 8Rural

Management and Rural

Engagement

ParticipationMagadh Mahila Collge

Academic

Consultant

National Council of Rural Institutes

National 20th Feb. 2018

8

Dr.Binay Kumar Bimal

Curriculum Devlopment in

Rural Management and

Rural Engagement

ParticipationNSS Patna University,

PatnaUGC National 20th Feb.

2018


9 Shahli Tabassum

OWT( Optical and Wireless Technology)

Low Confident loss R-PCF

MNIT Jaipur

BIT Mesra, Patna

Three days

16th – 18th Feb.

2018 10

Dr.Binay Kumar Bimal

Two Day International

Environmental law and Right to

Development

Impact of Climate Change

on Social Development

Post Graduate Deptt.of

law, Patna University.

Patna

UGC Inter National

13th-14th Jan.2018

11

Dr. Telani Meena Horo

Indigenous Peoples'

Migration and Movements

Bharatiya Samskriti ko

Adivasiyon ki den

Delhi

Indian Social

Institute, Delhi

International

World's Indigeno

us Peoples

Day, 2018

12

Dr. Suraj Deo Singh

Two Days National Seminar on the Topic of “Role of Patna

University to the Development of Urdu Language and Literature”

“Akhtar Orainvi Ki Nazmon

Mein Insaniat Ki Khushboo”

Organised by

Department of Urdu,

Patna University,

Patna

Department of Urdu, Patna

University, Patna

National7th-8th

Feb. 2018

13

Prof. Bina Rani

Seminar on ground water

quality management in

developing countries.

Title: Ground water: i. vital

resource.ii. Assessment of

ground water contamination health hazards.

Science College, Deptt.

Zoology,

UGC International

27th -29th

Nov. 2017

14

Prof. Bina Rani

Seminar on reaching the unreached

through science and technology.Collaboration with Indian

Society of Life Science. Amrit

tubidiya

Title: i. Study and

pharmaceutical properties of giloy leaves.ii. Medicinal benefits of Makhana.

iii. Medicinal properties of Papaya seeds.

(Carica Papaya Seeds)

Gaya University,

GayaUGC National

18th -19thNov.

2017.

15Dr. Pushpalata

Kumari

Seminar on “Gender

Issues:Priorities and Challenges”

Participation

Centre for Gender

Studies,Patna

Centre for

Gender Studies,P

atna

International

17th-19th

Nov. 2017

16 Dr. Pushpalata Kumari

Seminar on“Contributions ofPatnaUniversity

Participation MMC,Patna

Patna Universit

y

National 11th-12th

Nov. 2017


toIndianFreedomMovementwith

Special Reference to Bihar”.

17

Dr. Suraj Deo Singh

Attended and Presented Paper in the National

Seminar on “Contribution of Patna University

to Indian Freedom

Movement with Special Reference

to Bihar”

Participation and Paper Presented

Magadh Mahila

College, Patna

Unviersty, Patna

Patna Universit

y National

11th-12th

Nov. 2017

18

All faculty of Department of

Computer Applications.

Digital India

Internet of Everything: A

Road Map Towards Digital

India

Department of

Computer Applicatio

ns.MMC

CSI (Comput

er Society of india)

patna chapter

National 14th Nov. 2017

19

Roushni Sharma Digital India

Internet of Everything: A

Road Map Towards Digital

India

Magadh Mahila College

Computer Society of India

National 14th Nov. 2017

20 Dr. Rahul Kumar Make in India

Leverage & its effect on value

of the firmJaipur IISB &

UGC National12th -14th

Oct. 2017

21

Music Evolution of Indian Cinema

History of Indian Cinema Allahabad

Vyanjana Art And Culture Society

National 16th Sept. 2017

22

Dr. Telani Meena Horo

“ Vir Bharat Talwar Ka Lekhakiya Vyaktitva”

Therein “Aadivasi Asmita Ke

Pakch Mein”.

Satraachee (Research Journal), Shodh

Samvid(Research

Journal), Deptt. of Music,

M.M.C., P.U., Patna

Satraachee&

Shodh Samvid


23 Dr. Kiran mala Veer Bhart Talwar ka Lekhkiy

Vyaktitva

Dr. Veer Bhart Talwar Ki

Vivechan Shaili

Patna University

Dept. of Music, Inter

National Research Journal

National seminar

20th Sept. 2017


Soadh Samvid

And Satrachee

24Kumari Aruna

Hindi

Vir Bharat Talwar ka lekhkiya vyaktitva

Participation MMC, PATNA

Satraachee

& Shodh Samvid


25Dr. Sweta

Sharan100th Annual

Conference IEAPaper

Presentation

Acharya Nagarjuna University,

A.P.

IEA International

27-30 Dec. 2017

26 Dr. Rahul Kumar (BBA

Deptt)

Importance of Commerce

Importance of Commerce

Education in the 21st Century.

Vanijya Mahavidyalaya, P.U.,

Patna

PU &UGC National 26th Sept.

2017

27

Dr. Pushpalata Kumari

Conference on “Indian Vision of

Political Thinking:

Possibilities of Global

Alternative”

“Role of Value Education and Spirituality in

Conflict Resolution: with Special reference

to Indian Political

Thinking.”

Dept.of Pol.Sc.,

CCS University,

Meerut

ICSSR, Indian

Political Sc.

Association &

Global organizat

ion of People of

Indian Origin

(GOPIO) Internatio

nal

International

12th-13th

Aug. 2017

28 Dr. Pushpalata Kumari Political Science

Chanakya National Law

University, Patna

Human Rights

18th

March 2017

29

Dr. Shaheda Khanam Persian Chankya Law

University, Patna

Training Programme one day on Human

Rights

18th

March 2017

30Dr. Telani Meena Horo Political Science

Chanakya National Law University,

Patna.

“Human Rights”

18th

March, 2017

31Dr. Pushpalata Kumari Political Science

LNMU,JMDPL Mahila

College,Madhubani

Human Rights

4th Feb. 2018

32 Dr.Md.Ziaul Hassan

Philosophy Patna University 78th

Orientation

Programm

18th Jan. to 18th

Feb. 2018


e33

Dr. Priti Mishra Physics Patna University

78th

Orientation

Programme

17th Jan. to 13th

Feb. 2018

34

Dr. Khushnoo English Ranchi University

UGC-Sponsored

89th

Orientation

Programme

4th -31st

Jan. 2018

35

Dr. Namtra Psychology Patna University 81st

Orientation Course

24th nov. to 21st

dec. 2018

36

Ms. Sonu Rani Physics Patna University 81st

Orientation Course

24th nov. to 21st

dec. 2018

37Dr. Sweta Sharan Economics Ranchi

University

92nd

Orientation

5 Sept 2018 to 2nd oct 2018

Annexure-III Curriculum







Annexure IV

*Minor Project

Present Research Study – Minor Research Project

Title of the project DurationSponsored / funded by institution

Year of Completion

Budget Sanctioned

Report submitted /

year“A Study on Assessing the Awareness Level of Women and Adolescent Girls towards Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2013 and Sensitivity of Bureaucracy in its Effective Implementation”

2018-2019

ICSSR,New Delhi 2019 2,10,000.00 2019

Presentation of Research Work of Science students under CPE scheme

Date : 23.02.2018

Venue : Seminar Hall

(2017-18)

S.No. Discipline Topic Name of the Supervisor

Name of the Student Class Roll No.

UG PG

01. Chemistry Impact of Heating on Stored nutrient contents of different brands of sunflower oil.

Prof. (Dr.) Basabi Mahapatra

1. Anushka Kumari2. Sweta Sinha3. Monika Singh

PGPGPG

050607

02. Chemistry Organic analysis of Bio-Diesel obtained from different vegetable oils.

Prof. (Dr.) Bina Rani 1. Smita Karna2. Erum Abedeen3. Mekhla Rashmi

PGPGPG

021607

03. Chemistry Prevention and Management of Diabetes with Herbs.

Prof. (Dr.) Bina Rani 1. Priyanka Jha2. Samridhi Patel3. Priyanka Kumari

PGPGPG

040203

04 Zoology Genetic survey for tongue rolling and tongue folding among kayastha girls.

Dr. Maya Rani 1. Alankrita Kumari2. Kajal Kumari3. Ritu Singh

UGUGUG

222239259

05 Botany Kitchen Waste as Plant Growth Enhancer

Dr. Pushpanjali Khare 1. Shranya Shandilya2. Priyanka Kumari

UGUG

4130

06 Botany Assessment of Dr. Surendra Prasad 1. Ghazia Nawaz UG 14Magadh Mahila College, P.U., Patna (EC/34/050/MMCPU/AQAR2017-18) Page 72

pigment separation of medicinal plants before and treating with biofertiliser by paper chromatography

2. Nancy Kumari3. Pallavi Singh

UGUG

2527

07 Physics Designing of Basic Memory Elements clocked SR & D Flip Flops

Dr. Sonu Rani 1. Anjali2. Preeti

UGUG

164184

08 Physics Designing of Water Level Alarm using 555 Timer

Dr. Manish Kr. Verma 1. Kumari Puja2. Sahiba Perveen

UGUG

60190

09 Physics Black Hole Miss. Swaati Saandhya 1. Sakshi Priya2. Sana Taskeen

UGUG

191195

10 Statistics Statistical Analysis of the performance in examination with regularities in lectures

Ms. Priyadarshini 1. Bobika Anand2. Kabya Sharma3. Suniti Vardhan

UGUGUG

206208279

11 Statistics Statistical Analysis of life style of overweight and obese peoples based on their likes and dislikes of foodstuffs.

Ms. Bhavna 1. Anjali Kumari2.Payal Raj3. Heena Kumari

UGUGUG

203213207

12 Math A study of representation of positive integers as sum of squares

Dr. Binay Kumar 1. Twinkle Das2. Surabhi Kumari

UGUG

285284

13 Math Application of Matrices in cryptography

Dr. Poonam Kumari 1. Sonal Azad2. Surabhi Suman

UGUG

152157

Presentation of Research Work of Social Science students under CPE scheme



UG PG

1. Economics GST- Its challenges and impact on Indian Economy

Dr. Janaradan Prasad Sweta Kumari Sem. IV

34Mona 10Priyanka Binduljee 24

4. Economics Demonetization : Its impact on Indian Economy

Dr. Sweta Sharan Surabhi Sinha Sem. II

03Bhamini Ranjana 13Anshu Priya 43

7. History Role of Economy Dr. Lali Priya B.A. 235Magadh Mahila College, P.U., Patna (EC/34/050/MMCPU/AQAR2017-18) Page 73

in the Modernisation of Europe (16th to 19th Century)

Srivastava(Ret.)

8. Home Sc A study of food packaging materials

Dr. Anju Srivastava Anuradha Kumari Sem. IV

06Jyoti Kumari 03Radhika Tandon 07

11. Home Sc Menstrual hygiene and its impact on women’s health: A case study of Patna Town

Dr. Bandana Singh Preeti Bala Sem. II

01

Saleheen 15Priya Kumari 02

14. Home Science

Dr. Suheli Mehta Nidhi KumariNootan KumariChandana Kumari

17. Pol.Sc. Role of Election Commission in strengthening Democracy with special reference to Bihar

Dr. Pushpalata Kumari Dimple Kumari B.A. III

301

18. Psychology Emotional intelligence related to stress on college students

Dr.Khurshid Jahan Anshu B.A. III

356Jyoti Kumari 367

20. Psychology Internet addiction and attitude towards social networking sites among college girl students

Ms. Nidhi Singh Saloni B.A. III

390Durgesh Nandini 361

22. Psychology Examination phobia among 10+2 and under graduate girl students

Ms. Namrata Karnika Rai B.A. III

370Mausami Bharti 375

24. Sociology Dr. Anjani Kumari Singh

Guriya Kumari B.A.II

411Konika Yadav 418Shreya Kumari 446

27. Sociology Dr. Anju Kumari Reena Singh B.A. II

439Deepa Kumari 408Pooja Kumari 434

30. Sociology Ms. Priyanka Kumari Divya Vats B.A. II

410Harshita 413Zarrin Quamer 453

Presentation of Research Work of Vocational students under CPE scheme

S.No. Discipline Topic Name of the Name of the Student Class Roll


Supervisor No.UG PG

1. BCA Design and analysis of Circular Photonic Crystal

Ms. Shahli Tabassum Rashmi Kumari II 33Komal Kaushal 16Trisha Rani 53

4. BCA Oracle Simulator Ms. Monica Ranjan Shreya Raj I 40Rupam Dixit III 74

6. BBA Inventory Management

Dr. Surrendra Kumar Prasad

Kayenat Rahmat III 19

7. BBA Account receivable and scheme Management in L.G. Electronics India PVT Ltd.

Dr. Surrendra Kumar Sameen Siddiquie III 40

8. BSW Condition of Young in Middle Class Family: Socio-economic study

Ms. Kumari Satya Tannu Priya II 01Neha Kumari 06Ishika Nayan 10

11. P.G. Diploma

Role of Angan Bari in Development of Child & Women

Dr. Rupam Rafat Ahsan I 04Rinki Kumari 03Kumari Anu Singh 02Sana Azam 01

Presentation of Research Work of Humanities students under CPE scheme



UG PG

1. English Representation of women in Elizabethan Era Articulating Othello & Hemlet

Dr. Archana Jaiswal Kumari Kriti RajII

122Farheen Aftab 110Zoya Ahmad 178

4. English Moral and ethical dilemmas: A Marlowe’s Doctor Faustus and Shakespeare’s Othello

Dr. Khushboo Shreya KumariII

159Nisha 132Somya Suman 166

7. English A Research work on the contribution of Women Writer in Indian English Literature Middle Class: Socio-economic study

Ms. Apurva Paul Mariyam Fatima I

95Shrawani Ranjana 124Warisha Rahman 140


10. Hindi Premchand ka Sahitya Chintan-Ek Sarvekshan

Dr. Kumari Aruna Pinki Kumari III 184

11. Philosophy Theories of truth: Implication of Epistemological Theories in Socio-political Domain

Dr. Ziaul Hasan Roma Kumari I 258Nishi Kumari 259

13. Urdu Urdu Shaer ki Maqbool Sinf Gazal: Ibteda Ta Haal

Dr. Suraj Deo Singh Kahkashan Jabeen II 456

Reshma Praveen II 458Ayesha PRaveen I 429Sameera Shagufta I 434Ruma Perveen I 433

Annexure-VMagadh Mahila College, P.U., Patna (EC/34/050/MMCPU/AQAR2017-18) Page 76

Publication by Faculty Members: Articles / Papers in Academic Journals / Newspapers

Name of faculty Designation Name of Journal/ Newspaper Topic / Subject Date of

publication

Prof. Bina RaniUniversity

Professor of Chemistry

American International Journal

of Research in Science, Technology,

Engineering & Mathematics

Preparation structural studies and resolution of Bisbiguanidianitro cobalt – III complexes, P – 5 – 8, Vol.21 (1) Impact factor –

6.3

2018

Dr. Bandana Singh

University Professor

International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts ISSN:2320-2882 (Volm 2,April

2018)

A Study of Knowledge and Associated Factors of Nutrition among Women

April 2018

Dr. Bandana Singh


International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts ISSN:2320-2882 (Volm 2, April

2018

Dietary Behaviors and Physical Activity Patterns

of AdolescentsApril 2018

Dr. Bandana Singh


Shodh Samvid ISSN-2393-980X , Volm

8Manav Vyapar Jan-June 2018

Dr. Binay Kumar Bimal

Associate Professor & HoD Sociology

International Journal of Research in

Economics &Social Sciences

Labour welfare in Unorganized Sector organization A Case

Study of Patna

Feb-2018

Dr. Pushpa Sinha Associate Professor

Institute for Social Development and

Research (ISDR),Ranchi

Impact and Importance of Cashless Transactions:

Case study of Patna Sadar2018

Dr. Binay Kumar Assistant ProfessorInternational Journal

of Industrial and Systems Engineering

State dependent arrival queue with optional service and vacation

under randomized policy

09/05/2018

Dr. Binay Kumar Assistant ProfessorInternational Journal

of Mathematics in Operational Research

Unreliable bulk queueing model with optional services, Bernoulli

vacation schedule and balking

08/02/2018

Dr. Telani Meena Horo Associate Professor Shodh Samvid xk¡èkh n'kZu vkSj

vkfnokfl;r 2018

Kavita lakhaiyar Guest facultyHistory, mmc

Sodh samvidIssn 2393-980X

Sakyas as sovereign / history Jan-jun 2018

Neeta Sinha Guest facultyHistory,mmc

Sodh samvidIssn 2393=980X

Emperor ashoka and Bodhgaya/history Jan-june 2018

Dr. Anand Murty Guest Faculty Dainik Bhaskar Netrahin Helen Keller Jayanti 28.06.18

Dr. Anand Murty Guest Faculty Prabhat Khabar Netrahin Helen Keller 28.06.18


Jayanti

Dr. Anand Murty Guest Faculty Hindustan Netrahin Helen Keller Jayanti 28.06.18

Dr. Anand Murty Guest Faculty Dainik Bhaskar Luit Jayanti 05.01.18Dr. Anand Murty Guest Faculty Prabhat Khabar Luit Jayanti 05.01.18Dr. Anand Murty Guest Faculty Hindustan Luit Jayanti 05.01.18Dr. Anand Murty Guest Faculty Dainik Jagran Luit Jayanti 05.01.18

Ms. Priyadarshini Guest Faculty

International Journal on future Revolution in Computer Science & Communication

Engineering

Perametersized Complexity of Quick Sort,

Heap sort and K-sort Algorithms with Quasi

Binomial Input

Volum:4, Issue:1

ISSN:- 2454-4248

Pages:- 117-123January 2018

Ms. Priyadarshini Guest Faculty

Journal of Emerging Technologies and

Innovative Research

Perametersized Complexity of Quick Sort,

Heap sort and K-sort Algorithms for Binomial

Input with varying Probablity of success.

Volum:5, Issue:1

ISSN:- 2349-5162

Pages:- 117-123July 2018






Structural and antifungal studies on Nickel phenylbiguanide

complexes with different anions, p- 94 – 99, v-1

Impact factor – 6.3

2017Aug.






Spectral Characterization of the Complex

Compounds of Ni (II) and Cu (II) metal ions with

piperazinedibiguanide, P – 75 – 78, v-1, Impact

factor – 6.3

2017Aug.

Dr. Archana Katiyar Associate Professor

Research Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences

Behavioural addictions in children and adolescents August 2017

ANNEXURE-VI


Publication by Faculty Members: Books / Chapters

Name of faculty Designation Name of Books Name of publication House

Year of publication

Dr. Neera Choudhury

Associate Professor Chhayanjali Abhidha Prakashan,

Muzaffarpur 2018

Soumya Shukla Guest Faculty Bihar Economic Journal Bihar Economic Association Jun 2018

Dr. Arbind Kumar Senior Assistant Professor

Janki Ballav Shastry kegeeton me sangeet

Saraswat Prakashan, Muzaffarpur 2017


Associate Professor

“Aspirations and Challenges of New Generations Dalit”

Victorius Publishers(India),New

Delhi2017

Annexure VII Ph.D. Details


Ph.D. Research

Department /post

Research Guide Affiliating University

No. of Students

Ongoing Completed

Principal Prof. (Dr.) Shashi Sharma Patna

University 7 2

Hindi Dr. Kumari Aruna Patna University 2

Urdu Dr. Suraj Deo Singh (HoD) Patna

University 1 0

Sanskrit Dr. Kiran Mala(HoD) Patna University 0 1

Pol. Science Dr. Pushpalata Kumari Patna University 0 2

Pol. Science Dr. T.Meena Horo (HoD) Patna

University 1 1

Sociology Dr. Binay Kumar ‘Bimal’ (HoD) Patna

University

5 0

Economics Dr. Pushpa Sinha (HoD) Patna University 2 0

Economics Dr. Janardan Prasad Patna University 1 0

Psychology Dr. Archana Katiyar (HoD) Patna

University

1 0

Chemistry Dr. Bina Rani Patna University

1 1

Chemistry Dr. Anjum Fatma Patna University

1 0

Botany Dr. Pushpanjali Khare (HoD) Patna

University

1 0

Annexure-VIII


http://magadhmahilacollege.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Dr.-Pushpanjali-Khare.pdf

http://magadhmahilacollege.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Dr.-Pushpanjali-Khare.pdf

http://magadhmahilacollege.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Dr.-Anjum-Fatma.pdf

http://magadhmahilacollege.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Dr.-Bina-Rani.pdf

http://magadhmahilacollege.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Dr.-Archana-Katiyar.pdf

http://magadhmahilacollege.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Dr.-Archana-Katiyar.pdf

http://magadhmahilacollege.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Dr.-Janardan-Prasad.pdf

http://magadhmahilacollege.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Dr.-Binay-Kumar-Bimal.pdf

http://magadhmahilacollege.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Dr.-Binay-Kumar-Bimal.pdf

http://magadhmahilacollege.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Dr.-Telani-Meena-Horo.pdf

http://magadhmahilacollege.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Dr.-Telani-Meena-Horo.pdf

http://magadhmahilacollege.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Dr.-Pushpalata-Kumari.pdf

http://magadhmahilacollege.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Dr.-Kiran-Mala.pdf

http://magadhmahilacollege.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Dr.-Suraj-Deo-Singh.pdf

http://magadhmahilacollege.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Dr.-Suraj-Deo-Singh.pdf

http://magadhmahilacollege.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Dr.-Kumari-Aruna.pdf

NCC REPORT 2017-18

Camp Attended

Combined Annual Training Camp

CATC attended SUO Komal Kumari,Shreya Gupta & Kumari Asmita from 03.07.2017 to 12.07.2017 held at Rajendra Nagar, Patna

CATC attended by SUO Komal Kumari, Shreya Gupta & Kumari Asmita from 12.07.2017 to 21.07.2017 held at Baruni

CATC attended by cadet Durga Mishra, Bandana Rani, Pushpa Kumari, Madhumala Kumari from 09.08.2017 to 18.08.2017 held at Rajendra Nagar, Patna

IGGBC Camp –

IGGBC attended by cadet Durga Mishra, Bandana Rani,Pushpa Kumari,Madhumala Kumari, Shreya kumara,Satya Kumari,Kumari Asmita & Varsha Kumari from 19.08.2017 to 28.08.2017 held at Rajendra Nagar, Patna

National Integration Camp –

NIC attended by Shreya Gupta,Varsha Kumari and Kumari Madhumala from 04.10.2017 to 15.10.2017 held at Puri, Odisha

Pre TSC Camp –

Pre TSC I attended by SUO Komal Kumari, Shreya Gupta & Kumari Asmita from 01.08.2017 to 10.08.2017 held at Muzaffarpur

Pre TSC II attended by SUO Komal Kumari from 29.08.2017 to 16.09.2017 held at Muzaffarpur

Thal Sainik Camp –

TSC attended by SUO Komal Kumari from 18.09.2017 to 02.10.2017 held at New Delhi

Advance Leadership Camp –

ALC attended by cadet Reema Singh and Konika kumari from 21.08.2017 to 01.09.2017 held at Agra

Rock Climbing & Trekking Camp –

RCTC attended by cadet Babita Kumari,Sanju Kumari, Kajal Kumari,Mausham Kumari,Guria Kumari and Satya Kumari from 27.09.2017 to 02.10.2017,held at Pauri,Uttarakhand

SSB Course Camp –

SSB course attended by SUO Komal Kumari & Durga Rani from 23.10.2017 to 28.10.2017 which will be held at Officer’s Training Academy, Chennai


Youth Exchange Programme –

SUO Rashmi Singh selected from Bihar & Jharkhand Directorate to represent India in YEP for the year 2017-2018

Senior Under officer Rashmi Singh represented India in Nepal in Youth Exchange Programme from 11.02.2018 to 21.01.2018 held at Nepal She has been selected by Director General, NCC, New Delhi

Senior Under Officer Durga Mishra Selected to represent India in Kajakistan in Youth Exchange Programme for the year 2018. She has been selected by Director General, NCC, New Delhi

All India Cancer Awareness Competition –

SUO Manjula Kumari and Kalyani Kumari actively participated in this competition held at Delhi

Army Attachment Camp –

Army attachment camp attended by Associate N.C.C Officer of the College,Capt.Pushpalata Kumari & U.O.Konika Kumari,Bandana Rani and Kumari Madhu Mala from 21.01.2018 to 30.01.2018 held at Bihar Regimental Centre, Danapur.

Pre RDC-

Pre RDC attended by Cadet Durga Mishra,Asmita Kumari And Simran Kumari from 02.01.2018 to 11.01.2018 held at BRC, Danapur.

Republic Day Camp –

UO Durga Mishra,Asmita Kumari and Simran Kumari represented Bihar and Jharkhand Directorate in Republic Day Parade, New Delhi from 01.01.2018 to 29.01.2018.

Award –

S.U.O. Ayushi Singh received ‘Best Cadet Award’,2017 Cadet Durga Rani received ‘Second Best Cadet Award’,2017

Received “Certificate Of Merit Award” for Most Enterprising Female ANO NCC Group Headquarter, Patna on 02nd February, 2018 by Major General Shammi Sabherwal,Additional Director General, NCC Directorate (B &J) Patna.

SUO Komal Kumari received ‘Best Cadet Award in TSC’, 2018. SUO Rashmi Kumari received ‘Best Cadet Award in RDC’, 2018. SGT Durga Mishra received ‘Best Cadet Award of Patna Group’, 2018.

Achievement -

Senior Under officer Rashmi Singh selected to represent India in Nepal in Youth Exchange Programme, which will be going to held from 11.02.2018 to 21.01.2018. She has been selected by Director General, NCC, New Delhi


CADET WELFARE SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP-2017: NATIONAL LEVEL

NCC Cadet Welfare Society Scholarship of Rs 6000/- each awarded by D.G, NCC, Delhi to 10 Cadets of MMC. They are: Babita Kumari,Sanju Kumari, Kajal Kumari, Bandana Rani, Durga Mishra, Reema Singh, Pushpa Kumari, Sudikhsa Kumari,Mausham Kumari and Nikita Kumari.

NSS Activities:

1. From 01.08.17-15.08.2017, Swachhta- Pakhwada was organized by NSS under which

events like Tree Plantation and Essay writing competition were held.

2. Pre-Independence Day Parade Camp Organized on…08/17, students were selected from

several colleges under Patna University like Magadh Mahila College, Vanijya

College, Patna Women’s College and Patna Science College participated in the

programme. Shri Vinay Kumar and Shri Vijay Kumar from NSS Head Office and

Shri Atul Aditya Pandey from Patna University present for the selection procedure.

3. On 15/08/17 a cleanliness drive was organized by NSS Volunteers in the college campus

in the guidance of Archna Katiyar.

4. On 15/08/17 on the Occasion of Independence Day 30 volunteers took part in the

parade.

5. On 06/09/17 during the celebration of Swachhta-Pakhwada an essay competition was

held on the topic “Mai Swachhata ke liye kya Krungi”.

6. On 08/09/2017on the occasion of Literacy Day the NSS volunteers visited the slum

areas of Anta Ghat, Patna, to make them aware of the importance of Education.

7. On18/09/17 in collaboration with RED CROSS SOCIETY Blood donation camp was

organized. All most 32 Students donate their blood.

8. On 19/09/17 Speech Competition was held on the Topic “Hum Yudh Nahi Shanti Chahte

hain”.

9. On 14/11/17 on the occasion of Children’s Day the NSS volunteers visited the slum areas

of Anta Ghat, Patna and distribute stationary and refreshment among slums children’s.

10. On 19/11/17 during the celebration of “Communal Harmony Week”, Speech

Competition and Poster making competition was held on the Topic “Communal

Harmony”.

11. On 02/12/17 on the 0casion of Aids Day the NSS volunteers formed a human chain on

the main road outside the College holding placards and posters related to Aids

Awareness.


12. On 12.01.2018 on the occasion of National Youth Day Celebration Inter College

speech competition was organized on the topic – “Speech of Vivekanand” in

which Shreya Sen, B.A. 1st Year got the 3rd prize.

13. From 21.02.2018 to 27.02.2018 Special camp for new NSS Volunteer was

organized. The theme of the camp was “Baal Vivah Evam Dahej Unmulari”.

SPORTS REPORT

State participation/ Medalist

Event : Taekwondo

Venue : Sheikhpura

Date: 29/06/18 to 01/07/18

1. Anamika Sonu - Bronze & open state – Gold 2. Suman Kumari – Silver

Event : Indo- Nepal premier league softball cricket championship-2017

Venue : Birganj Stadium

Date: 14/11/17 to 18/11/17

Position : 1st (Winner)

Team members:1. Anamika Sonu 2. Jyoti Raj3. Jyoti Kumari 4. Anupam 5. Priyanka Kumari 6. Shivani 7. Komal8. Komal Kumari9. Madhu10. Nisha11. Pallavi12. Anuradha13. Shikha14. Babita


Annexure-IX Student Strength

Sl. Subject Class Gen BCI BCII SC ST Total Minority

PH Overseas Students

Other States

1 Economics Part-I (2018-21)

21 11 26 10 1 69

2 English Part-I (2018-21)

26 23 25 7 1 82

3 Home Science

Part-I (2018-21)

1 4 0 2 0 7

4 Hindi Part-I (2018-21)

2 7 12 2 0 23

5 History Part-I (2018-21)

13 13 22 13 3 64

6 Mathematics (B.A)

Part-I (2018-21)

4 1 2 0 0 7

7 Maithili Part-I (2018-21)

0 0 0 0 0 0

8 Music Part-I (2018-21)

1 1 0 0 0 2

9 Philosophy

Part-I (2018-21)

3 0 4 0 0 7

10 Political Science

Part-I (2018-21)

10 22 22 9 1 64

11 Psychology

Part-I (2018-21)

10 11 18 3 0 42

12 Sanskrit Part-I (2018-21)

1 0 0 0 0 1

13 Sociology Part-I (2018-21)

10 17 17 6 2 52

14 Persian Part-I (2018-21)

0 0 0 0 0 0

15 Urdu Part-I (2018-21)

0 7 0 0 0 7

16 Botany Part-I (2018-21)

8 9 19 11 1 48 1 nil

17 Chemistry Part-I (2018-21)

20 21 16 7 0 64 6 1

18 Mathematics (B.Sc)

Part-I (2018-21)

20 8 12 7 1 48 3 nil

19 Physics Part-I (2018-21)

10 13 6 3 1 33 nil 2

20 Statistic Part-I (2018-21)

6 2 5 1 1 15 1 nil

21 Zoology Part-I (2018-21)

14 12 10 13 0 49 7 1


180 182 216 94 12 684 18 4

22.

BBA Part-I (2018-21) 38 7 11 3 1 60 5 0

23.

BCA Part-I B.A (2018-21)

11 7 9 3 2 32 3 0 0 0

Part-I B.Sc. (2018-21)

14 17 15 2 1 49 6 0 0 0

24.

B.Com Part-I (2018-21)

75 64 75 33 4 251

25 B.S.W Part-I (2017-20)

2 3 1 6

140 98 111 41 8 398 14 0 0 0

25.

Home Science

Sem.-I (2018-20)

4 2 2 8

26.

Economics Sem.-I (2018-20)

21 10 15 1 47

27.

Psychology

Sem.-I (2018-20)

18 3 7 1 29

28.

Chemistry Sem.-I (2018-20)

12 2 6 20

29.

Herbal Chemistry

Sem.-I (2018-20)

0

55 17 30 1 1 104

Sl. Subject Class General

BCI BCII SC ST Total Minority

Physically Handicapped

Foreign Students

Other States

25.

P.G Diploma in Women and Child welfare

1st Year 4 0 2 0 0 6

Post Graduate

Diploma in Computer

Applications (PGDCA)

1st Year 2 2 1

6 0 2 0 0 8 1

CIC & H.Sc. Spl.

18 Batch & H.Sc.Spl. 6th

25 2 0 0 0


batch

1 Regular 353 216 266 78 15 953 18 42 Vocational 353 216 266 78 15 978 14 3 P.G 706 432 532 156 30 1956

Diploma 2 2 1 Total 1414 864 1064 312 60 3889 33 4

Information about the admitted students in B.A/B.Sc./B.Com/BBA/BCA/B.S.W/ M.A/M.Sc.

Year 2017 (Session 2017-2020)Admitted in (Under Graduate) 2017-2020


Sl. Subject Class Gen BCI BCII SC ST Total Minority PH Overseas Students

1. Economics

Part-I(2017-20)

23 7 22 2 2 56 1

Part-II(2016-19)

35 5 44 8 0 92 5

Part-III(2015-18)

17 23 26 13 0 79 5

2. English Part-I(2017-20)

28 14 17 1 0 60 16

Part-II(2016-19)

35 19 28 5 0 87 8

Part-III(2015-18)

49 12 28 7 0 96 8

3. Home Science

Part-I(2017-20)

3 2 2 0 0 7

Part-II(2016-19)

0 0 2 1 0 0 0

Part-III(2015-18)

0 1 2 3 0 6 0

4. Hindi Part-I(2017-20)

1 2 7 1 0 11 1

Part-II(2016-19)

5 7 5 3 0 20 0

Part-III(2015-18)

5 5 4 2 0 16 0

5. History Part-I(2017-20)

10 14 20 9 1 54 3

Part-II(2016-19)

24 17 33 6 1 81 5

Part-III(2015-18)

20 18 18 23 1 80 5

6. Mathematics (B.A)

Part-I(2017-20)

0 0 1 0 0 1 0

Part-II(2016-19)

2 0 0 0 0 2 1

Part-III(2015-18)

5 1 8 0 0 14 1

7. Maithili Part-I(2017-20)

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Part-II(2016-19)

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Part-III(2015-18)

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

8. Music Part-I(2017-20)

3 0 0 0 0 3

Part-II(2016-19)

2 0 0 0 0 2

Part-III(2015-18)

2 0 0 0 0 2 0

9. Philosophy

Part-I(2017-20)

2 2 0 0 0 4

Part-II(2016-19)

0 0 1 0 0 1 0

Part-III(2015-18)

2 1 0 0 0 3 1

10. Political Science

Part-I(2017-20)

17 15 19 6 0 57 4

Part-II(2016-19)

23 23 33 2 1 82 4

Part-III(2015-18)

21 21 12 10 1 65 4

11. Psychology

Part-I(2017-20)

9 2 5 0 0 16

Part-II(2016-19)

6 10 7 2 0 25 4


Part-III(2015-18)

12 10 11 9 1 43 2

12. Sanskrit Part-I(2017-20)

2 0 1 0 0 3

Part-II(2016-19)

1 0 0 0 0 1

Part-III(2015-18)

1 1 1 1 0 4

13. Sociology Part-I(2017-20)

14 16 13 7 0 50

Part-II(2016-19)

13 21 18 6 4 62

Part-III(2015-18)

15 24 23 8 2 72 7

14. Persian Part-I(2017-20)

0 0 0 0 0 0

Part-II(2016-19)

0 0 0 0 0 0

Part-III(2015-18)

0 0 0 0 0 0

15. Urdu Part-I(2017-20)

6 5 0 0 0 11

Part-II(2016-19)

4 7 0 0 0 11

Part-III(2015-18)

3 12 0 0 0 15

16. Botany Part-I(2017-20)

23 13 8 6 0 50 9

Part-II(2016-19)

14 16 11 6 1 48 7

Part-III(2015-18)

17 9 9 13 0 48 9

17. Chemistry

Part-I(2017-20)

23 17 28 4 0 72 7

Part-II(2016-19)

26 17 17 2 0 62 8

Part-III(2015-18)

20 13 22 10 1 66 8

18. Mathematics (B.Sc)

Part-I(2017-20)

9 18 7 11 1 46 7

Part-II(2016-19)

20 16 12 4 0 52 5

Part-III(2015-18)

20 20 17 7 0 64 7

19. Physics Part-I(2017-20)

11 15 8 3 1 38 2

Part-II(2016-19)

10 13 11 6 0 40 5

Part-III(2015-18)

11 9 11 7 1 39 2

20. Statistic Part-I(2017-20)

3 2 8 1 1 15 3

Part-II(2016-19)

3 9 3 2 0 17

Part-III(2015-18)

7 2 4 2 0 15

21. Zoology Part-I(2017-20)

10 21 5 13 2 51 9

Part-II(2016-19)

14 17 14 11 0 56 6

Part-III(2015-18)

16 8 14 7 1 46 7

Total 677 552 620 250 23 2119 186

Admitted in (Under Graduate Vocational / Self-Financing) 2017-2020


Sl. Subject Class Gene

ralBCI BCII SC ST Total Minority Physic

ally Handicapped

Foreign Students

22. BBA Part-I(2017-20)

35 10 15 0 0 60 9

Part-II(2016-19)

30 6 18 5 2 61 1

Part-III(2015-18)

20 10 23 5 0 58 6

23. BCA Part-IB.A(2017-20)

11 1 14 3 0 29 3

Part-IB.Sc.(2017-20)

19 11 21 2 0 53 6

Part-IIB.A(2016-19)

5 11 7 4 0 27 1

Part-IIB.Sc. (2016-19)

24 11 18 0 0 53 4

Part-IIIB.A(2015-

18)

18 7 16 0 0 41 4

Part-IIIB.Sc.(2015-18)

11 6 22 3 0 42 2

24. B.Com Part-I(2017-20)

115 31 112 17 3 278 27 1

Part-II(2016-19)

108 48 58 31 3 248 1

Part-III(2015-18)

93 49 78 29 2 251 1

489 201 402 99 10 1201 63 3

Admitted in (Post Graduate Courses) 2017-2019


BCI BCII SC ST Total Minority Physically

Handicapped

Foreign Students

25. Home Science

Sem.-I 8 3 3 0 1 15 Sem.-II 6 2 3 1 12 1 Sem.-III 5 0 5 0 0 10 Sem.-IV 2 4 1 0 0 7

26. Economics

Sem.-I 21 8 20 1 2 52 Sem.-II 17 3 17 2 1 40 1 Sem.-III 20 0 9 1 0 30 Sem.- IV 20 2 7 1 0 30 3

27. Psychology

Sem.-I 10 5 7 1 0 23 Sem.-II 10 3 5 1 1 20 1 Sem.-III 7 0 13 1 0 21 Sem.- IV 5 6 3 1 0 15

28. Chemistry

Sem.-I 8 5 6 1 0 20 Sem.-II 8 4 4 1 17 Sem.-III 8 8 1 1 18 Sem.- IV 8 4 6 0 0 18 2

Herbal Sem.-I 0 0 0 0 0 0


29. Chemistry

Sem.-II 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sem.-III 2 0 2 0 0 4 Sem.- IV 5 0 4 0 0 9 2

170 49 123 12 7 361 10


BCI BCII SC ST Total Minority Physically

Handicapped

Foreign Students

Regular 677 552 620 250 23 2119 186 Vocational 489 201 402 99 10 1201 63 3

P.G 170 49 123 12 7 361 10 0 Total 1336 802 1145 361 40 3681 259 3 0

Course B.A B.Sc. B.Com

Part-I (2018-21) 457 257 251

Part-II (2017-20) 333 272 278

Part-III (2016-19) 470 275 248


Annexure-X

Placement Report of 2017-18

S. No. YearName of the Company with full

address

No. of Students

Appeared

No. of Students

Selected

1. 2017 IBM 86 12

2. 2017 Concentrix India Pvt. Ltd. 145 92

3. 2017 Go Air 60 2

4. 2017 Indian Women’s Chamber & Commerce & Industry

40 12

5. 2017 Zola IT Solutions 48 12

6. 2018 Wipro Pvt. Ltd. 32 11

7. 2018 NIBF 92 53

8. 2018 Concentrix 320 64

Annexure-XI


Books Purchased during 2017-18

DepartmentCentral Library

No. of Books Cost (Rs.)

English 52 14336Music 3 7930

Philosophy 32 17348

Sociology 111 51063

Political Science 57 24008

History 83 38243

Home Science 108 81016

Botany 51 63558

Chemistry 47 23870

Physics 59 19376

Mathematics 18 7872

Statistics 25 14791Zoology 31 8090Psychology 27 19390 704 390891

Economics 56 23884

Home Science 12 3272

Psychology 54 27560

Chemistry 41 23870 163 78586

BBA 127 47,105/-

B.Com 111 38,876

BCA 121 36,304/-359 38876

Total 1226 508353

Annexure-XII


A) Details of Scholarship funded by Govt. of Bihar

OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT WELFARE OFFICERSC-ST 2016-2017 Post Matric Scholarship, DWO, Patna

Sl.NO. Applicant Name Applicant Father Course Amount

1 Amrita Kumari Laxman Choudhary B.A-III 8172 Manisha Kumari Bharti Brijanandan Kumar B.Com-II 50003 Neha Kumari Laxman Choudhary B.A-III 8174 Preeti Gautami Anil Kumar B.A-II 8175 Suman Kumari Vinod Lal Paswan B.Com-II 5000

Total Amount RS. 12,451/-

OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT WELFARE OFFICERBC-EBC 2016-2017 Post Matric Scholarship, DWO, Patna

Sl.NO. Applicant Name Applicant Father Course Amount

1 Anshu Rani Ashok Kumar BCA 10,0002 Riya Kumari Sri Mandu Kumar BCA 10,0003 Anshu Kumari Devendra Kumar BCA 10,0004 Rakhi Kumari Ashok Kumar BCA 10,0005 Neha Kumari Manoj Kumar BCA 10,0006 Rajlakshmi Kumari Umesh Kumar B.Com 2,0007 Prity Sinha Dinesh Singh BCA 10,0008 Jyoti Rani Triloki Prasad BCA 10,0009 Urvashi Raju Prasad Patwa BCA 10,00010 Twinikle Keshri Neeraj Kumar Keshri B.Com 2,00011 Honey Priya Rambabu Kumar Verma BBA 10,00012 Khushboo Kumari Arvind Kumar BBA 10,00013 Sugandha Thakur Narendra Kumar Thakur BBA 10,000

Total Amount RS.114,000/-

B) Details of Merit Scholarship funded by the College in following heads:

Name of Scholarship Funded by Department Name of Awardee Amount Date / Year

Merit Scholarship Ms. Sangita Economics Priyanka Kumari RS. 2017Madhuri Prasad

memorial Scholarship Zoology Divyangana ShreeSubhangi Deeep

RS. 2017


Annexure-XIII

Students’ Achievements in Academic Events:

Name of Student/ Dept.

and Session

Topic / Theme

Organizing Unit and Venue Level Achievement Date

1. Aanchal Raj B.A –I 364 Sanskrit

Quiz

Dept. Of Sanskrit , MMC Departmental 1st

30th

Jan. 2018

2. Anita Kumari B.A –III 399 Sanskrit

Dept. Of Sanskrit , MMC Departmental 2nd

30th

Jan. 2018

3. Richa DwivediB.A –I 365 Sanskrit

Dept. Of Sanskrit , MMC Departmental 3rd

30th

Jan. 2018

4. Menka Kumari B.A –II 395 Sanskrit

Essay Writing

Deptt. Of Sanskrit , MMC

Inter Department 1st

6th Feb. 2018

5. Pallavi Kumari B.A –I 366 Sanskrit

Dept. Of Sanskrit , MMCInter Department 2nd

6th Feb. 2018


Dept. Of Sanskrit , MMCInter Department 3rd

6th Feb. 2018

7. Krishna Kumari B.A –I 193 History

Dept. Of Sanskrit , MMC

Inter Department 3rd

6th Feb. 2018


नारालेखनप्रतियोति�ा

Dept. Of Sanskrit , MMCInter Department 1st

9th Feb. 2018

9. Menka Kumari B.A –II 395 Sanskrit

Dept. Of Sanskrit , MMCInter Department 2nd

9th Feb. 2018

10. Pallavi KumariB.A –I 366 Sanskrit

Dept. Of Sanskrit , MMCInter Department 3rd

9th Feb. 2018

11. Aditi Pandey B.A –III 291 Political Science

Essay Competi

tion

Dept. Of Political Science , MMC

Departmental

1st

29th

Jan. 2018

12. Sunita Kumari B.A –III 347 Political Science


Departmental

2nd

29th

Jan. 2018


13. Soumya Manu B.A –I 320 Political Science


Departmental

3rd

29th

Jan. 2018

14. RaziyaParweenB.A –I 300 Political Science


Departmental

3rd

29th

Jan. 2018

15. Shreya Sen B.A –I 315 Political Science Speech

Competition


Departmental

1st

30th

Jan. 2018

16. Aadity Pandey B.A –II 291 Political Science


Departmental

2nd

30th

Jan. 2018

17. Surbhi Suman B.A –II 360 Political Science


Departmental

3rd

30th

Jan. 2018

18.

Aafreen Ali/ BBA 2015-18

Inter College Poster

Making Competitio

n

ICWA with Student’s Central Society College 3rd Prize

15th

Dec. 2017

19.Bhavpreeta, 2017-20

Media Exhibition P.U.C.S College 3rd

25th

Nov. 2017

20.


Poster Competitio

n on Communal Harmony

NSS, MMC College 2nd Prize.

23rd

Nov. 2017

21.Bhavpreeta, 2017-20 Quiz P.U.C.S College 3rd

13th

Nov. 2017

22.Sonam Roy 2017-20

Poster- Making P.U.C.S College 3rd

13th

Nov. 2017

23.Bhavpreeta, 2017-20

Speech Competitio

nDept. of Hindi, MMC college 1st

10th

Sept. 2017

24.Aafreen Ali/ BBA 2015-18

Poetry & Story

Writing English Dept. MMC College 1st Prize

1stSept. 17


Competition

25.


Drawing & Slogan

Competition

Philosophy Dept. , MMC College Consolation Prize

26th

Aug. 2017

Students’ Achievements in Outreach Events:

Sl.No.Name of Student/ Dept. and

SessionTopic / Theme

Organizing Unit and

VenueLevel Achievement Date

1.ShameeraShagufta, Roll No.

434 Part-I Urdu Hons (Session 2017-20)

“Popularity of Urdu Ghazal”

District Urdu Section,

Patna Collectorate,

Patna

B.A. Level Inter College

Debate Competition,

Patna

1st Prize Certificate

with Rs, 5100/-

19th Feb 2018

2.KahkashanJabeen, Roll No.

456 Part-II Urdu Hons (Session 2016-19)


2nd Prize with Rs. 4100/-

19th Feb 2018

3.Reshma Perween, Roll No.

458 Part-II Urdu Hons (Session 2016-19)



19th Feb 2018

4.RumaPerween, Roll No. 433 Part-I Urdu Hons (Session

2017-20)



19th Feb 2018

5.Ghazala Yasmin, Roll No.

476 Part-III Urdu Hons (Session 2015-18)


3rd Prize with Rs. 3100/-

19th Feb 2018

6.Wafa Hashim, Roll No. 489 Part-III Urdu Hons (Session

2015-18)


3rd Prize with Rs. 3100/-

19th Feb 2018

7.Ayesha Perween, Roll No.

429 Part-I Urdu Hons (Session 2017-20)


3rd Prize with Rs. 3100/- 19th Feb

2018

Sl.No. Name of Student/ Topic / Organizing Unit Level Achievement DateMagadh Mahila College, P.U., Patna (EC/34/050/MMCPU/AQAR2017-18) Page 97

Dept. and Session Theme and Venue

1.Mayuri Roy 2017-20 Dance C.I.M.P State 2nd

9th Dec. 2017

2.Preety Mishra Dept. of Music

Classical Voice of

India

Sngeet Milan Liuchow

NationalClassical Voice of

Bihar

7th to 9th

Dec. 2017

3.

Anjali Pandey

Pre Independence

Day Celebration

(Speech Competion)

Jagriti House of Sahodra College Level Consolation

Prize14th Aug.

2018

4. SarvviddhyaB.Com

Aashna Aryan2017-20

Garba Dance Competition

B.Com & BBA

Inter Departmental

Ist Prize

26th Sept. 2017

5. SarvviddhyaB.Com

Shrishti Anand2017-20

B.Com & BBA Ist Prize

26th Sept. 2017

6. SarvviddhyaB.Com

Komal Kumari2017-20


26th Sept. 2017

7. SarvviddhyaB.Com

Ayesha Khatoon2017-20


26th Sept. 2017

8. ParmeshwariB.Com

Shanya SrivastavaGrishma

Shaktakshi Vats, Fiza, Sweety

Anamika, VishakhaArchana, 2015-18

B.Com & BBA 3rd Prize26th Sept.

2017

9. Narayani (BBA Second Group) BBA 2nd Prize

26th Sept. 2017

10.Kajal & Group

Mime Act/ Mobile Side

EffectBBA Department Participation

26th Sept. 2017

11. Puja TijyaB.Com2016-19

Inter Universtiy

Panting Competition

Student Central Society, MMC Inter University Consolation

Prize31st Aug.

2017

12. Matram Group of BBA- I

Patriotic Song/ Pre -

Students’ Central Society

College 1st Prize 11th Aug. 2017


Independence Day

Celebration

13. Jai ho Group’ (BBA – II & III) 3rd Prize 11th Aug.

2017

14. Jyoti KumariB.Com2015-18 Poster

Competition Psychology Inter Departmental

Ist Prize 11th Sept. 2017

15. MartinaB.Com2017-20

3rd Prize11th Sept. 2017

16. UrvashiSahni

B.Com2017-20

Slogan Competition Psychology Inter

Departmental Ist Prize

11th Sept. 2017

17. Sonali Kumari/ BBA 2017-20

SawanMahotsava

(Rakhi Competition)

Students’ Central Society, MMC College 1st Prize 3rd Aug.

201718. Vaishnavi Singh

(2017-20)Students’ Central

Society, MMCInter

Department 1st Prize3rd Aug. 2017

19. KomalChhabi (2017-20)

Students’ Central Society, MMC

Inter Department 1st Prize

3rd Aug. 2017

20.Priya Singh (2017-20) Students’ Central

Society, MMCInter


21. Prabh Simran Kaur (2016-19) Students’ Central

Society, MMCInter


22. Divya Jha (2016-19) Students’ Central Society, MMC


3rd Aug. 2017

23. Ananya Raj (2016-19) Students’ Central Society, MMC


3rd Aug. 2017

24. Khushboo Ranjan (2016-19) Students’ Central

Society, MMCInter


25. Ritu Shree (2016-19) Students’ Central Society, MMC


3rd Aug. 2017

26. Shalini (2015-18) Students’ Central Society, MMC


3rd Aug. 2017

27.Shambhavi (2015-18) Students’ Central

Society, MMCInter


28. MartinaB.Com2017-20

Student Central Society, MMC

Inter Department 2nd Prize

3rd Aug. 2017

29. Nidhi SharmaB.Com2015-18

SawanMahotsava

(Mehndi


Inter Department

2nd Prize 3rd Aug. 2017


Competition)30. Archana Kumari

B.Com2016-19


Inter Department 3rd Prize

3rd Aug. 2017

Sports Events

Name of participants Event Honours Class / Roll No. DateAnamika Marathan Hindi B.A.-II / 448 17.12.2017Nila Kumari Marathan Hindi B.A.-II / 157 17.12.2017Ragini Kumari P.T. Hindi B.A.-II / 164 17.12.2017Devika Chess Hindi B.A.-II / 152 17.12.2017Neha Kumari Marathan Hindi B.A.-II / 168 17.12.2017

Details of Prize Winners of Annual Sports Day 2017 in following heads:

Sl.No. Name / Position Event Honours Class / Roll No. Date

1. Mahima Jamuar Kabaddi ECONOMICS B .A .II / 32 16.9.2017

2.

Pooja Kumari

Group Game “Sports

Day Celebration”

ECONOMICS B .A .II / 284 15.09.2017

3. Ms. Anamika Sonu Ball Badminton

Psychology D-II / 371 20/12/174. Ms. Shilpi Psychology D2 20/12/175. Ms. Ankita Suman Psychology D2 20/12/176. Ms. Anamika Sonu Cricket Psychology D2 20/12/177.

PriyadarshniTondon

Discuss Throw (MMC)

Throw Ball (MMC)

Economics IV Sem./ 23 16.12.2017

8. Anushka Sinha Chess (MMC) EconomicsI v Sem

IV Sem./ 26 16.12.2017

9.

Mahima Jamuar

Patna University 100

year CelebrationSports Day -

M.M.C Celebration

Kabaddi

ECONOMICS B .A .II / 32

16.9.2017

20.12.2007

10.

11.Roshani Kumari

Kabaddi, Kho-Kho (Annual

Sports)ECONOMICS B .A .I /

53 20.12.2017

12. Juhi Kumari Kabaddi (Inter University)

Throw ball and Kabaddi

M.M.C,March

ECONOMICS B .A .I / 22

14-18th Sept., 201720.12.2017

*20.12.2017Magadh Mahila College, P.U., Patna (EC/34/050/MMCPU/AQAR2017-18) Page 100

past (SportsDay, 1500 m Race (SportsDay,MMC

13.

Priya Kumari Kabaddi (Inter University)

ECONOMICS B .A .I / 47

14th to 18th

Sept,2017

14.SwetaBharti

Kho - Kho (Annual

Sports) M.M.C

ECONOMICS B .A .I / 66 20.12.2017

15.

Madhukumari

*PT*Cricket*Badminton*March past(Sports day, M.M.C)

ECONOMICS B .A .I / 31 20.12.2017

Co-curricular Activities organized during Session 2017-2018

S.No.

Title of the Programme/ Activity Organized by

Level (International

National State)Venue Date

1.6 Recruitment by NIBF

in Banking ServiceCMCC & Placement

Cell College Level Seminar Hall 26th May 2018

2.6 Inauguration of

Incubation Centre

Economics Dept. with Support of


College Level Seminar Hall II 15th May, 2018

3.6 15th Alumnae Meet

2018 Alumnae Association College Level Centre Stage 5th May, 2018

4.6

Establishment of Parent- Teacher

Association



College Level Seminar Hall 28th April, 2018

5.6

125th Birth Anniversary

Celebration of Prof. S.N Bose

Quiz Competition

Physics Dept. with Support of Patna

University

Inter-CollegeLevel

Seminar Hall 20th April 2018

6.6 ‘State Kaushal Vikas

’ Competition

Economics Dept. with Support of Govt. of Bihar

Outreach Programme

Vetanary College Campus

20th April 2018

7.6

Recruitment Drive on Banking Sector

though NBIF, Union Bank and Bank of

India

CMCC & Placement Cell College Level Seminar Hall 19th April

2018

8.7

NDRF Mock Drill on Occasion of Fire

Safety Week

Students’ Central Society with Technical Support of State Disaster

College Level Basket Ball Ground

16th April, 2018


Management Authority, Patna

9.7

Guest Lecture on ‘Entrepreneurship, Skill Development

and Digital Learning’

Economics Dept. College Level Seminar Hall 6 & 7th April 2018

10.7

Guest Lecture on ‘Human Relation and

Ethics’ Economics Dept. College Level Seminar Hall 4 & 5th April

2018

11.7

Guest Lecture on ‘Air Pollution and Bio

Diversity’Economics Dept. College Level Seminar Hall 3rd April

2018

12.7 Guest Lecture on

‘Noise Pollution’ Economics Dept. College Level Seminar Hall 2nd April 2018

13.7

Guest Lecture on ‘Water Pollution and

Ecology’Economics Dept. College Level Seminar Hall 31st March

2018

14.7

Guest Lecture on ‘Gender

Sensitization’Economics Dept. College Level Seminar Hall 28th March,

2018

15.7 Campus Selection

CMCC & Placement Cell with Technical Support of Wipro

College Level Seminar Hall 21st March, 2018

16.7 BBC Programme

‘She’

Students’ Central Society with Support of BBC News, Patna

College Level Central Stage 20th March, 2018

17.7 Medical Seminar

Psychology Dept. with Technical Support of AIIMS, Patna

College Level College Premises

19th March, 2018

18.8

Workshop-cum Interactive Session-

‘Open House on Women

Empowerment’

Students’ Central Society with Support of IIED & H R Solutions, Patna

College Level Seminar Hall 8th March 2018

19.8 Science Day

CelebrationScience and IT Society

Collaboration with Science

CongressSeminar Hall

28th

February, 2018

20.8

CPE Presentation of Research Scholars, Faculty of Humanities

Students’ Central Society College Level Seminar Hall

27rd

February, 2018

21.8

CPE Presentation of Research Scholars, Faculty of Social

Sciences


26rd

February, 2018

22.8

CPE Presentation of Research Scholars, Faculty of Science


25rd

February, 2018

23.8 MatribhasaDiwas Sanskrit Dept. College Level Sanskrit

Department

21st

February, 2018

24.8

MatribhasaDiwas Persian Dept,. College Level Persian Department

21st

February,


201825.8

Common Farewell उत्कर्ष� : An Elevation

2018

Students’ Central Society College Level Central Stage

12th

February, 2018

26.8

Workshop on Impact of

ChamparanSatyagrah on Economy of Bihar

Economics Dept. College Level Seminar Hall 10th February 2018

27.8

Establishment of House System in the

name of ‘सहोदरा: The Daughter of Same Mother’

Students’ Central Society College Level Central Stage 9th February,

2018

28.9 General Aptitude Test


Career Launcher, Patna

College Level Dept. of Economics

8th February 2018

29.9 Science Quiz

Competition Physics Dept. Inter-College Level Seminar Hall 30th January,

2018

30.9

Workshop on Socio-Economic Condition

of Marginalized People in Bihar

Economics and B. Com Dept. College Level Dept. of

Economics 29th January,

2018

31.9

Workshop on Pre Discussion on Budget, 2018

Economics Dept. College Level Seminar Hall 24th January, 2018

32.9

Seven Days National Workshop on ‘ रागों

का सौंदर्याा�त्मकआर्यााम: आगरा, बनारस

और ग्वालि�र्यार घराने के संदर्भ� में‘

Music Dept. with Support of Patna

UniversityNational Level Seminar Hall

23rd to 29 January,

2018

33.9 Elocution English Dept. College Level English

Department17th January,

2018

34.9

Oil & Gas Conservation

Awareness Drive

Chemistry Dept. with Support of PCRA,

Patna

Outreach Programme of

State Level

Bhartiya Nritya kala Mandir

16th January, 2018

35.9

Workshop on Bihar ‘Wi-Fi

SaatNischayPariyojana’

Students’ Central Society with

Technical Support of Beltron, Govt. of

Bihar

College Level Central Stage 15th January, 2018

36.9

Mega Mock Drill during Earthquake Safety Week

Students’ Central Society with Technical Support of State Disaster Management Authority, Patna

College Level Overall College Campus

15th January, 2018

37.9

Oath Taking Ceremony of Elected Cabinet Member

Students’ Central Society College Level Central Stage 13th January

2018

38. Rehearsal of Mock Students’ Central College Level Main Building 13th January,


1 Drill on Safety to Earthquake

Society with Technical Support of NDRF Teem, State Disaster Management Authority, Patna

to Sports Field 2018

39.1 Cabinet Election Students’ Central

Society College Level College Campus

11th January, 2018

40.1 Annual Sports Day

2017 Sports Committee College Level Sport Ground20th

December, 2017

41.1 Blood Donation

Camp

NSS Unit with Technical Support of HDFC Bank, Patna

College Level College Campus

6th

December, 2017

42.1

Seminar on ‘J.P. Movement and

Democratic Values in India’

History Dept. National Level Seminar Hall27th

November,2017

43.1

Workshop on ‘Prevention of Sexual

Harassment of Women at Workplace

and Educational Institutions’

History Dept. College Level Seminar Hall18th

November, 2017

44.1 Blood Donation

Camp

NSS Unit with Technical Support of

Red Cross SocietyCollege Level Seminar Hall

18th

November. 2017

45.1

Two Day National Seminar on

‘Contribution of Patna University in

the Freedom Movement of India’

History Dept. with Support of Patna University

University Level Seminar Hall11 & 12

November, 2017

46.1

Essay Competition on ‘My Vision

Corruption Free India’

Zoology Dept. Interdepartmental Level

Seminar Hall 30th October, 2017

47.1

One day Series of lectures under CPE

Scheme

Botany Dept. with Support of Indian Science Congress Association, Patna

Chapter

College Level Seminar Hall 7th October 2017

48.1 Garba Dance

Competition

BBA & B.Com Dept. College Level Central Stage

26th

September 2017

49.1

Inauguration of Cultural Event of

Centenary Celebration, Patna

University

Music Dept. with Support of Patna

University University Level Central Stage

18th

September 2017

50.1 Extempore

CompetitionPolitical Science Dept.

Interdepartmental Level

Department Room

16th

September 2017

51.1

Poster Competition Political Science Dept.

Interdepartmental Level

Department Room

16th

September


201752.1 Debate Competition Political Science

Dept.Interdepartmenta

l LevelDepartment Room

15th

September 2017

53.1 Essay Competition Political Science

Dept.Interdepartmenta

l LevelDepartment Room

15th

September 2017

54.1 Common Fresher’s

Programme 2017Students’ Central

Society College Level Central Stage 14th

September 2017

55.1

Prize Distribution Ceremony of

Centenary Sports Events

Athletic Society University Level Central Stage

20th

September 2017

56.1

Lecture organized on ‘Centenary Year of

the Satyagraha Aandolan

History Dept. College Level Seminar Hall9th

September, 2017

57.1

Inauguration of Sports Activities of

Centenary Celebration, Patna

University

Athletic Society University Level Central Stage 7th September 2017

58.1 Nutrition Week

Home Science Dept. with Support Care International NGO

College Level Seminar Hall4th

September, 2017

59.1 B.Com Fresher’s Day B.Com. Dept. College Level Central Stage 4th September

2017

60.1 College Foundation

Day Students’ Central

Society College Level Central Stage 30th August 2017

61.1

Quiz Competition on Environmental

ProtectionZoology Dept. College Level Seminar Hall,

M.M.C, Patna28th August,

2017

62.1

Parents – Teachers Meet of BA III

Economics Students Economics Dept. College Level Department

Room 28TH August

2017

63.1

One day Workshop on ‘Peace of Mind

and Sole’Chemistry Dept College Level Chemistry

Department23rd August,

2017

64.1

Talent Show for MA Students of

Psychology Dept. Psychology Dept. College Level Psychology

Department 21st August,

2017

65.1

Talent Show for BA Students of

Psychology Dept. Psychology Dept. College Level Psychology

Department 20nd August,

2017

66.1

One Day Workshop on ‘Suicidal Cases of Indian Farmers: its

Causes and Remedies’

Economics Dept. College Level Seminar Hall 19th August, 2017


67.1

Independence Day Programme, Gandhi Maidan Presentation

of Jhanki

Students’ Central Society College Level Gandhi

Maidan, Patna 15th August

2017

68.1 Pre Independence

Day Celebration Students’ Central

Society College Level Central Stage 12th August 2017

69.1

Pre Independence Day Speech Competition

Students’ Central Society College Level Central Stage 11th August

2017

70.1

Parents Teacher Meet of Part – II Zoology

Students Zoology Dept. College Level Zoology

Department 9th August

2017

71.1

Workshop on ‘Importance of Breast

Feeding for Prevention of Breast

Cancer’

Home Science Dept. College Level Seminar Hall 5th August 2017

72.1 Mehandi& Rakhi

Competition Students’ Central

Society College Level Seminar Hall 3rd August 2017

73.1

‘SAWAN MAHOTSAV’

Interdepartmental Dance Competition

Students’ Central Society College Level Central Stage 3rd August

2017

74.1 Induction Meet Students’ Central

Society College Level Central Stage 1st August 2017

75.1

One Day Workshop on ‘GST: Its Impact and Challenges on Indian Economy’

Economics Dept. College Level Seminar Hall 29th July, 2017

Annexure-XIV


*Consultancy / Extension Services offered by Faculty Members

Name of Faculty and department Nature of service offered Organization Place Date / Duration

Dr. Pushpa Sinha Teaching and Evaluation IGNOU and NOU Patna

Dr. Neera Choudhury

Prepration of Syllabus in Music & Develop of test book for Class-XI& XII

N.C.E.R.T New Delhi April 2018 to September 2018

Dr. Neera Choudhury Judgment in Competition S.C.E.R.T Patna 19/09/2017


Deptt.of Political Science

Expert on developing Political Science & Indian Constitution Glossary in

English to Hindi

Commission for Scientific and

Technical Terminology,Department of

Human Resource

New Delhi 2013 -2017

Dr. Suraj Deo Singh

Discussion on “Munshi Prem Chand and Ganga

Jamuni Tahzeeb”All India Radio, Patna All India Radio,

Patna31/07/2018, 30

Minutes

Dr. Suraj Deo Singh

Allama Iqbal Ki Shayeri Mein Hub-Ul-Watani All India Radio, Patna All India Radio,

Patna29/01/2018, 10

MinutesDr.Suraj Deo

SinghJameelMajhari Hayat-O-

KhidmatBihar Urdu

Directorate, PatnaAbhilekhBhawan

, Patna 26/07/2017

Dr. Surendra Kr. Prasad Extension Service Vanvasi Kalyan

AshramPatna Maha

Nagar Time to Time

Dr. N. K. Triyar Extension Service Vanvasi Kalyan Ashram

Patna Maha Nagar Time to Time

Dr. Anand Murty Extension Service All India Federation of Deaf New Delhi Time to Time

Dr. N. K. Triyar Extension Service Vanvasi Kalyan Ashram

Patna Maha Nagar Time to Time

Dr. Anand Murty Extension Service All India Federation of Deaf New Delhi Time to Time
















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