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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (DPR)

FOR
Introduction of additional course(s) for the academic year 2010-2011 in the
existing institutions.

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I: PREAMBLE
(This Chapter is expected to cover the genesis of the proposal with respect to the
background of the technical education and industry scenario of the State where
the institution is located and the credentials of the Consultants, if any, engaged
by the promoters for preparation of the DPR)

Introduction
Vaidyanath Sarvangin Vikas Sanstha is basically formed for providing
technical as well as professional education for the rural youths from Beed district
of Maharashtra. Beed district lies in the economically backward area of
Marathawada region of Maharashtra state, many of the aspiring youths from this
region are deprived of opportunity for getting education just because they cannot
afford to take education, as they are economically weak. Vaidyanath Sarvangin
Vikas Sanstha provided technical education at their doorsteps so as to bring up
more engineering graduates to meet the requirements of industries.

1.2 Background of the Consultants No consultant engaged.

1.3 Technical Education & Industry Scenario


Vaidyanath Sarvangin Vikas Sanstha is located at Parli, a Taluka place of
Beed district in Maharashtra. It is a very well known Hindu religious place. As far
as industrialization is concerned parli is very speedily developing as an industrial
place because of thermal power station (1200 MW), sugar factories, cement
industry, small scale industries etc. There are about 8-10 sugar factories, 5
industrial estates and no. of small scale engineering manufacturing industries.
The thermal power station of capacity 1200 MW is functioning since 1965 .This
power station has boosted the small-scale industries, which are in want of
technical personnel. In addition to this, Parli is well connected with big
industrialized cities like Mumbai, Pune, Aurangabad by road, rail & air . It is very
well known fact that all these cities are icons as far as industrialization is
concerned.
As far as technical education is concerned there are only 3 engineering
institutes which are approved by AICTE which provides engineering education at
degree level in Beed district There are about 5000-7000 students who take
10+2 education in science out of which nearly 3000-5000 students successfully
completes 10+2 education every year in Beed district . Following table gives
details of availability of engineering education in beed district as compared to
state

Table - I

Sr. Institutes in state Institutes in Total Intake Total Intake of


No. District of State District
01 258 03 75320 720

Table II

Sr. Major Industrial Mini Industrial Five star Growth Center


No. Areas in State Areas in State Industrial
Areas in State
01 89 81 07 40

Table-I clearly shows that only 0.96 % of total intake of state is available
in Beed district as compared to state. Mumbai, Pune, Aurangabad have
industrial development corporations of five star facilities, there are no. of
automobile Industries , Electronic Industries, pharmaceutical industries,no.of civil
projects who require Mechanical & Civil engineers every year for their
Production / Manufacturing & development of infrastructure.

A) Mechanical Engineering :
(a) Details of the total sanctioned intake in the subject areas in the
State in which the proposed programme is to be started and
number of vacant seats during the last 4 years.
State- Maharashtra :

Year Total Sanctioned Vacant seats


Intake
2006-07 8325 65
2007-08 8500 30
2008-09 8900 Nil
2009-2010 9300 Nil
Civil Engg.:
a) Details of the total sanctioned intake in the subject areas in the
State in which the Proposed programme is to be started and number of
vacant seats during the last 4 years.
State- Maharashtra :

Year Total Sanctioned Vacant seats


Intake
2006-07 4275 618
2007-08 4850 403
2008-09 5025 47
2009-2010 5200 26
CHAPTER II

THE PROMOTING BODY

2.1 Introduction
Vaidyanath Sarvangin Vikas Sanstha is formed by Shri. Gopinathrao
Munde, MP, Ex-Dy. C.M. of maharashtra. The sanstha is registered under 1860
and 1950 Acts for Public Charitable Trust Bearing registration no.
MH/413/2000F-7193 (Beed).

2.2 Details of Promoters including their Background.


The members include eminent personalities from industries, social
services, educationist etc. The dynamic leader ship of our chairman Shri.
Gopinathrao Munde has very clear intentions of his social, economical
educational belonging towards the peoples of this region. All other members of
sanstha are also related with various education institutes industries run by
different managements. Our members have a very vast experience in social,
economical & educational services.
As some of our members themselves are industrialists. We have a very
close industry institute interaction.

2.3 Activities of the Promoting Body


In its beginning Vaidyanath Sarvangin Vikas Sanstha opened a
information technology institute which runs the courses conducted by MKCL
(formerly C-DAC) so as to improve the computer literacy rate which was earlier
very less. In order to improve overall living standards of peoples, Sanstha is
working for childrens, workingwomens, Childs of sugar laborer, Girls through
various institutions such as C-DAC center, working womens hostel, Sakhar
shala, Kasturba Gandhi girls school, Junior college and a Engineering college
etc.

Sr. No. Educational Activities


01 Institute of Information Technology (C-DAC center)
02 Engineering College
03 Vaidyanath Sarvangin Vikas Sansthas D.Ed. College
04 Arts, Commerce ,Science Junior College
05 Kastruba Gandhi Balika Vidhyalaya
06 Setu Shalla
07 Sakhar Shalla
08 Working Womens Hostel
2.4 Promotion activities undertaken by it in the past.

Sr. No. Educational Activities


01 Institute of Information Technology (C-DAC center)
02 Vaidyanath Sarvangin Vikas Sansthas D.Ed. College
03 Arts, Commerce ,Science Junior College
04 Kastruba Gandhi Balika Vidhyalaya
05 Setu Shalla
06 Sakhar Shalla
07 Working Womens Hostel

2.5 Mission of the Promoting Body.


Vaidyanath Sarvangin Vikas Sanstha, established in the year 2000 under
the patronage of Shri. Gopinathrao Munde, MP and Ex, Dy, Chief Minister Govt.
of Maharashtra with a mission to facilitate development of Rural youth and to
give them an opportunity of Technical education.

2.6 Vision of the Promoting Body.


Vaidyanath Sarvangin Vikas Sanstha will faithfully and continuously strive
for the all round development of students so that when they pass out they
emerge as competent engineers and prestigious citizens of country.

CHAPTER III

OBJECTIVES AND SCOPE OF THE PROPOSED PROGRAMME

3.1 Objectives.
To produce exclent engineer from rural youth who are economically backword.
To produce technical graduates of high caliber who will be useful to the society.
To continuously update and upgrade the infrastructure facilities in all the
departments of the college so that they are comparable with the best in the
country.
To obtain accreditation from the concerned authorities for over all improvement in
performance.To imbibe a sense of pride in the spiritual and cultural values of our
country and sense of Unity and mutual Co operation.

3.2 General and Technical Education Scenario of the State:


Maharashtra is one of the highly industrialized states in the country. It
also has very high literacy rate. There are No. Of. Educational institutes which
serve for different educational courses, school etc. in all Maharashtra has 258
approved technical institutes. Maharashtra has total 10 Universities which looks
after the education in the state. Vaidyanath Sarvangin Vikas Sanstha is presently
running a degree level Engineering college approved by AICTE in the jurisdiction
of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University since 2001. we have
Electronics Engineering, Computer Science & Engineering and Information
Technology Branches with a annual intake of 180 students. Parli city is well
connected with industrialized cities like Mumbai, Pune, Aurangabad, and
Hydrabad also in addition to this parli city has a Thermal Power Station, 5 sugar
factories, Ginning Mills and various manufacturing small scale industries. There
are about 2000-diploma holder Mechanical & Civil engineers working in
thermal power station only. They want to improve their academic
qualification but there is no mechanical & civil branches near to their working
area. We have 500 admissions readily available for running the course.

3.3 Status at Entry Level.


There are about 2 Lakhs students appear for 10+2 examination every
year in the state There are about 5000 to 7000 students who take +2 education
in science in Beed District out of which nearly 3000 to 5000 students successfully
completes +2 education every year in Beed district . Nearly 1000 students take
admission for engineering in various colleges in the state.

3.4 Status of Technical Level Manpower.


Marathawada region has very encouraging conditions for the
establishment of various types of industries. About 6-8 Lakh peoples are
employed with industries and this figure is ever increasing every year. Because
of development of some five star industrial zones Maharashtra is emerging as a
state of very high industrialization. Rate the overall economy of state is improving
because of social, Educational, and Industrial policies of state.

3.5 Scope of the College vis--vis the Industrial Scenario and Educational
Facilities already available in the State and in this institute.

The trustees of this institute are connected with various industrial


institutions institutes which includes, Manufacturing units, sugar factories,
Ethanol projects, Distilleries, Co generation plants etc. Our sanstha has
developed / encouraged no, of small scale entrepreneurs to create their own
units Marathwada region, Beed district has got enough potential to run a
Mechanical & civil Branch. Sanstha is running Nagnathappa Halge Coillege of
Engineering. Approved by AICTE and DTE Maharashtra. It has got all
educational facilities, infrastructure, building etc as per AICTE Norms and
standards. The institute is well equipped for Electronics Engineering, Computer
Science Engineering branch.
University and Status wise statistics of Number of Institutes and Intake for
Degree Courses in Engineering

Mechanical engineering.

Status Of Institute
Sr. Name Of Univers Univers
University Total
No. University Govt. Un- ity ity
Govt. Managed(U
Aided Aided Manage Depart
n-Aided)
d ment

Dr.
390 390
1 B.A.T.Universi - - - - -
(1) ( 1)
ty
SNDT 180 180
2 - - - - -
University (1) ( 1)
Mumbai 180 12270 12450
3 - - - -
University (1) (42) ( 43)
Pune 10985 10985
4 - - - - -
University (35) ( 35)
North
180 2730 120 3030
5 Maharashtra - - -
(1) (11) (1) ( 13)
University
Dr. B. A.
360 3002 22 3384
6 Marathwada - - -
(1) (11) (1) ( 13)
University
S. R. T.
870 870
7 Marathwada - - - - -
(3) ( 3)
University
Shivaji 240 390 4340 4970
8 - - -
University (1) (1) (12) ( 14)
Sant Gadge
390 2565 60 3015
9 Baba Amravati - - -
(1) (8) (1) ( 10)
University
Rashtrasant
Tukadoji
90 5490 133 5713
10 Maharaj - - -
(1) (15) (1) ( 17)
Nagpur
University
Intake 1260 570 42252 390 335 180 44987
Total
(Instiutes) (5) (2) (137) (1) (4) (1) ( 150)
Civil Engineering:

Status Of Institute
Univ Universit
Name Of Unive
ersity y Total
University Govt. Un- rsity
Govt. Depa Managed
Aided Aided Mana
rtme (Un-
ged
nt Aided)

Dr. 390 390


1 - - - - -
B.A.T.University (1) ( 1)
180 180
2 SNDT University - - - - -
(1) ( 1)
Mumbai 8335 8335
3 - - - - -
University (28) (28)
10585 10585
4 Pune University - - - - -
(32) (32)
North
180 2730 120 3030
5 Maharashtra - - -
(1) (11) (1) ( 13)
University
Dr. B. A.
360 1125 22 1485
6 Marathwada - - -
(1) (4) (1) ( 5)
University
S. R. T.
7 Marathwada - - - - - - -
University
3350 3350
8 Shivaji University - - -
(09) (09)
Sant Gadge Baba
390 1920 2310
9 Amravati - - - -
(1) (6) ( 7)
University
Rashtrasant
Tukadoji Maharaj 3716 3716
10 - - - -
Nagpur (10) (10)
University
Intake 750 31756 390 180 33076
Total - -
(Instiutes) (2) (100) (1) (1) ( 104)
CHAPTER IV:

ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES

4.1 Basic Academic Philosophy of the Institution.


To facilitate development of educational, social and Economical structure
of the society as a whole and to give equal opportunity of education to rural
youths, Technical as well as non technical is the basic philosophy of our sanstha.
We always strive to be a quality institution to bring out quality students. Thus
aspiring students can develop themselves in academic progress and become
assets in the technical era.

4.2 Types of Programmes.


VSVS is presently engaged in running technical institutes which provides
Engineering degree education as well as professional training institutes in
information technology. Our beloved president Mr. Gopinathraoji Munde works
eminently in other fields also. He has established following institutes.

Educational institutes.

1. Nagnathappa Halge College of Engineering, Parli V.

2. Junior college of Arts and Commerce, Pangari, Dist Beed.

3. Institute of information Technology (C- DAC Center) Parli.

4. Atharva Education trust, Mumbai (Engineering and MBA College.)

5. Vaidyanath Junior and senior college of Arts, Science, Commerce. Parli-v.

INDUSTRIES

1. Vaidyanath Co- operative sugar factory, Parli.

2. Sant Jagmitra Naga spinning Mills, Parli.

3. Pannageshwar sugar Mills, Pvt, Ltd., Pangaon, Dist- Latur.

4. Yogeshwari sugar Mills, limba Dist. Parbhani

5. Vaidyanath sahkari grahak Bhandar, Parli.

6. Vaidyanath Motors ( Electric Motors, Generators Manufacturing )


4.3 Identified Programmes Education

i) working women Hostel

ii) Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidhalaya

iii) Setu Shala ( for students not registered in schools)

iv) Diploma in Education.

v) Diploma in Engineering.

vi) Diploma in Veterinary.

Social

3.6 Jal swaraj Prakalp ( Consultants for Gram swachata Abhiyan Launched by

Govt. of maharashtra)

3.7 Mahila Bachat Gut.

4.4 Phase-wise Introduction of Programmes

Phase Name of programme Target Date of


Commencement
I Setu shala, June 2008
Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidhyalaya June 2008
II Working Womens Hostel June 2008
Mahila Bachat Gat June 2008
Jalswaraj Prakalpa (Consultancy) June 2008
III Diploma In Education June 2007

4.5 Target Date for Start of Academic Programmes.


All academic programme will commence as per the schedule of
Governing body is viz. University, AICTE & DTE.
4.6 Central Computing facility

Sr.
Particulars Requirements as per Norms Availability
No

1. No of Computer 130
terminals
P-IV / Latest 130
Configuration
Hardware 00
2. P-III
Specification 00
Others

3. No of terminals of 125
LAN/WAN
Relevant Legal Application System 20 04
4.
Software
5. Peripheral(s)/ Printers 14
6. Internet Accessibility Wi-Fi Connectivity 2MBPS
(in kbps & hrs) (Open Access)

4.7 Central library

Journals

Sr. Number of Number


Course(s) titles of the of National International
No books volumes

Computer Science & 205 1765


01 Engineering / Information
Technology
02 Electronics Engineering 219 2132
03 FE 189 2073
04 Other 373 1273
TOTAL 986 7243
4.8 Central Workshop.

Total No. Cost of


Equipment Available Equipments
CARPENTARY TOOLS
Metal Jack Plane 2310.00
Oil Stone 1150.00
Half Round File 3570.00
Carpentry Vice 8540.00
Round File Flat 1820.00
Wood Working table 9411.00
Wood training lathe Machine 29000.00
Others 7028.00
FITTING TOOLS
Flat Fle Rough 2450.00
Flat File Smooth 3560.00
File Half Round Rough 1300.00
File Square Rough 3780.00
Hack Saw Frame 1050.00
Bench Vice 17250.00
Bench Drilling 9250.00
Bench Grinder 3450.00
Triangular File 1020.00
Surface plate 2650.00
Angle Plate 1875.00
Wood Working table 12548.00
Pawer Heck Saw. 36500.00
Wilding Machine 7000.00
Others 5893.00
PLUMBING TOOLS
Pipe Vice 525.00
Die Machine 640.00
Hack Saw Frame 1050.00
Steel Rule 360.00
Dia Set 120.00

BLACK SMITHY TOOLS


Smithy Hearth 13990.00
Blower with motor 1/2H.P. 3500.00
Anvil 3600.00
Swage block. 2650.00
Others 2194.00
TIN SMITHY TOOLS
Anvil 3600.00
Swage block 2650.00
Others 1030.00
ENGG. DRAWING
Drawing stand table pipe Fabricated 17500.00
Drawing Boards 32698.00
E.M.E LAB.
Four stroke Diesel Engine Model 1500.00
Four Stroke Petrol Engine model 1500.00
Two stroke Diesel Engine Model 1500.00
Two Stroke Petrol Engine model 1350.00
Lancashire Boiler Model 5400.00
Lamont Boiler Model 4500.00
Locomotive Boiler Model 5,400.00
Cochran Boiler Model 4,000.00
Feed Cheek Value Model 1,350.00
Green Economizer Model 2,700.00
Steam Stop Valve Model 1,350.00
Water Level Indicator 1,100.00
Others 2,880.00
Total Cost of Equipment Available Workshop 2,93,042.00

4.9 Central Instrumentation Facility.

4.10 Affiliating Body.

Nagnathappa Halge College of Engineering is approved by AICTE and affiliated

to Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad.

Name Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad.


Address Aurangabad, (Maharashtra)

Pin Code 431 004 Period of Affiliation 2009 2010


STD Code 0240 Phone No. 2400431-37
Fax No. 2400104 E-Mail/ Web site bamuaur@bom4.vsnl.net.in

4.11 Scholarships.

Sanstha provides scholarship / concessions in the fees for technical &


non-technical courses for students from economically weak & needy families on
the merit basis. This facility continues on the basis of performance of students in
sub sequent years of his academic year. Up till we have provided such facilities
to nearly 50 students. Our Sanstha keeping in mind its social responsibility
donated about. 25 computers to schools, colleges in order to upgrade and enrich
the educational facilities & Government Scholarship Minority, Goi, EBC etc. are
given to the students as per the government norms & criteria.
CHAPTER V:
SALIENT FEATURES OF ACADEMIC DIVISIONS

5.1 Classification of Academic Divisions.


Vaidyanath Sarvangin Vikas Sanstha in its N. H. College of Engineering
wishes to start Branches at Degree level from academic year 2010-11. We wish
to start these branches initially with a annual intake capacity of 60 intake in each
branch.
At present we run two courses. Electronics Engineering (90 Intake),
Computer Science & Engineering (90 Intake) we are interested in increasing
intake 30 in Computer Science branch and 30 in Electronics Engineering.
we want to start two new course 1.Mechanical Engineering 2. Civil
Engineering with intake of 60 students each.

5.2 Details of each Academic Department / Centre, like:

Electronics Department- Now the intake for 90, Electronics Lab is well
equipped and well furnished with all required instruments. In Electronics Department we
are running C-DAC center as a part of technology transfer to the rural area.

5.2.1 Academic Objectives.


Our basic objective to start 1.Mechanical Engineering 2. Civil
Engineering branch and increase the intake for Computer Science
Engineering & Electronics Engineering is to generate technical manpower
which is required in newly developing industrial zones and also to meet the future
demand of nation.

5.2.2 Areas of Focus.

We have already enquires of nearly 1000 diploma Holder Engineers


presently working in parli city only. Regarding the commencement of
1.Mechanical Engineering 2. Civil Engineering degree course.

5.2.3 Faculty Requirement & Phase-wise Recruitment.

We have already four experienced teaching faculty members to begin


with. The details of faculty available and faculty identified is given.
Faculty members as and when required will be appointed as per the
norms and standards of AICTE and also as the branch progress in academics.

First Year ( Humanities & Science )

Sr.No. Name Designation


01 Dr.Tidke P.A. Principal
02 Mr.Kulkarni.C.S Asst Proffesor
03 Mr. Karad A.D. Lecturer
04 Mr. Jamdhade R.J. Lecturer
05 Mr. Kadam B.B. Lecturer
06 Ms. Sarda S.R. Lecturer
07 Mr. Kamble P.L. Lecturer
08 Mr.Rakh P.M. Lecturer
09 Miss Ladda S.G. Lecturer
10 Mr. Dhas S.S. Lecturer
11 Mr. Bhadekar R.S. Lecturer
12 Mr. Karad S.N. Lecturer
13 Mr. Gitte V.T. Lecturer

Electronics Engineering

01 Mr .Mulgir S.N. Asst.Prof


02 Mr.Birajdar A.M. Asst.Prof
03 Miss.Sonkamble S.N. Asst.Prof.
04 Mr.Maid M.D. Lecturer
05 Mr.Karad D.S. Lecturer
06 Mr. Phad S.V Lecturer
07 Mr. Munde U.S. Lecturer
08 Mr. Saundade M.R. Lecturer
09 Miss Nikam J.M. Lecturer
10 Mr. Shaikh Shahid A.B. Lecturer
11 Miss Sakhare V.D. Lecturer
12 Miss Pokharkar Lecturer

Computer Science & Engineering

01 Mr. Sakhare R.S. Lecturer


02 Mr.Katkar A.R. Lecturer
03 Mr.Bagade P.S. Lecturer
04 Mr.Kondalwade P.R. Lecturer
05 Miss.Waghmare A.K. Lecturer
06 Mr.Pawar A.B. Lecturer
07 Miss.Chate A.B. Lecturer
08 Mr Suryawanshi A.Y, Lecturer
09 Mr Malpedwar L.S. Lecturer
10 Miss Guddatewar G.P. Lecturer
11 Miss Bedre G.S Lecturer
12 Mr. Tekale M.T. Lecturer
13 Miss. Patil S.T. Lecturer
5.2.4 Requirement of Laboratories, Space and Equipment (cost)
Presently Sanstha owns a total land of 28 acres which is well above the
norms and requirements of AICTE Sanstha is going to construct a total 1,25,000
sq.ft. built up area in three phases. The details of construction completed and
likely dates of completion of construction are as follows;

Phase Area Status Investment


Phase-I 40,000 sq.ft. Completed 1,50,000,00

Phase-II 50,000 sq.ft. Completed 2,50,000,00

Phase-III 35,000 sq.ft. Likely to be completed in. 2,00,000,00


(June 2010)

5.2.5 Requirement of other Space like Class Rooms, Faculty Rooms,


Departmental Office.

In construction itself we have made sufficient no of classrooms and


Tutorial Hall for the additional course. The details of provision are.

Sr. Particulars Required Available Under Area


No. Const.
01 Class Room 03 03 --- 81.29 sq.m.
each
02 Drawing Hall 01 01 --- 185 sq.m.
03 Workshop 01 01 --- 251 sq.m.
04 Laboratories 05 05 --- 330 sq.m.
05 Tutorial room 01 01 81.29 sq.m.
CHAPTER VI:
QUALITY AND HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT

6.1 Academic Values.


Our Sanstha always aims at producing young engineers who will
contribute towards the development of community and economy as a whole.
Providing latest information, giving all sorts of modern facilities, infrastructure to
student, making them aware of the recent changes in a global scenario so that
they will be confident enough to carry any responsibility on their shoulder.
Providing quality education by using modern equipment is always our path.

6.2 Recruitment, Strategies for Attracting and Retention of Faculty


We always Honor the eligibility criterions for the appointment of teachers
and supporting staff . Prescribed by AICTE etc. in our IInd phase of construction
we are constructing staff quarters, amenity buildings with landscaping , play
grounds etc. in the campus it self so that faculty personnel will find it comfortable
to serve for our Sanstha and will definitely serve for a longer period in the
Sanstha. Payscales, promotions , rewards for excellence, appreciation of efficient
services are the parameters adopted by Sanstha for the up gradation of faculty
members. Group insurance, Hospital services, Bus facility are the additional
facilities provided by Sanstha.

6.3 Policies for Teaching and Non-teaching Staff Development


Sanstha believes that quality education is only possible if a teacher is
updated and qualified. We have sponsored following Teaching staff for up
gradation of their academic qualification. Sanstha is always keen to sponsor
faculty for various seminars, workshop, STTPS in order to improve their teaching
ability.

Sr. No. Name of the Faculty Deputed for Higher study


01 Mr. Girgaonkar S.P. M.E. (C.W.M.)
Dept. of Civil Engg. S.R.T.M. University Nanded
02 Mr. Patil R.B. M.E. (Mech-CAD/CAM)
Dept. of Mechanical Engg. S.R.T.M. University Nanded
03 Mr. Dongare S.D. M.E. (Power System)
Dept. of Electrical Engg. Shivaji University, Kolhapur.
04 Ms. Parmar A.K. M.E. (Electronics)
Dept. of Electronics S.R.T.M. University Nanded
05 Mr. Bandewar V.M. M.Tech. (Electronics & Tele.Comm.)
Dept. of Electronics Dr. B.A.T.U. Lonare Dist. Raigad.
06 Mr. Karad A.D. M.E. (Design )
Dept. of Mechanical Engg. Dr. B.A.M.U. Aurangabad.
07 Mr. Maid M.D. M.E. (Electronics)
Dept. of Electronics Dr. B.A.M.U. Aurangabad.
08 Mr. Birajdar A.M. M.E. (Electronics)
Dept. of Electronics Dr. B.A.M.U. Aurangabad.
09 Ms. Sonkamble S.M. M.E. (Electronics)
Dept. of Electronics Dr. B.A.M.U. Aurangabad.
10 Mr.Patil D.P M.E. (Electronics)
Dept. of Electronics Dr. B.A.M.U. Aurangabad.
11 Mr. Karad D.S. M.E. (Electronics Engineering)
Dept. of Electronics Dr. B.A.M. University Aurangabad.
12. Mr. Jamdhade R.J. M.Phil
Dept of Basic Science Algappa University, Chennai

6.4 Permanent and Contract Services for Teaching, Non-teaching


We always appoint for permanent appointment of faculty members and
supporting staff. We have 38 (Permanent/Visiting) Teaching and 33 Non teaching
staff on our pay roll. We hire services of experts only on contract basis. We have
appointed Administrative staff as per the norms specified by AICTE.

6.5 Total Quality Management

We run our Institute keeping in mind the overall development of Institute


and students as well. We always maintain standard practices which are very
important in overall growth of education. We have provided infrastructure,
facilities to students as well as all employees of our institute. All of us work in
accordance with the objectives set by Sanstha.

6.6 Overall Teaching & Nonteaching staff Requirements.

We run our institute with two branches having intake 180. For this intake
requires 38 teaching staff & 33 nonteaching staff.
CHAPTER VII:
LINKAGES IN TECHNICAL EDUCATION

7.1 Introduction.
Industry- Institution interaction is the essence of the technical Education.
Academic qualification along with professional training is the utmost requirement
of an Engineer. To develop skills of an engineering in house training,
conversation with industrial experts is required. Seminars, workshops, STTPS
are the tools available for this purpose. Development of faculty and students in
tandem is achieved by institute-industry relations.

7.2 Linkages with Industry


Members of our Board of director are either industrialist or have strong
relations with major industrial institutes our Dynamic Chairman Mr. Gopinathji
Munde has established nearly 35 various types of industries all over the
Maharashtra State. Our chairman has changed the industrial scenario of the
state single handedly. During his tenures as Dy. Chief Minister of Maharashtra he
has encouraged National as well as international industrial group to invest in
Maharashtra. He has given special emphasis for the development of Marathwada
region which is under developed part of Maharashtra. Establishment of
shendra a five star industrial area at Aurangabad is one of the best examples.
Following tables gives the details in brief about our Board of Director and their
industries.

Sr. Name of the Directors Designation Industrial related Designation


No. in VSVS with Held.
01 Shri. Gopinath President Vaidyanath Co-Op. Chairman
Pandurangrao Munde Sugar Ind.
02 Shri. Ashok Hasanand Vice Yogeshwari Sugar Chairman
Samat President Mills Pvt. Ltd.
03 Shri. Somnath Secretary Vaidyanath Co-Op. Director
Nagnathappa Halge Sugar Ind.
04 Sow. Pradnya Gopinath Member Panangeshwar Sugar Director
Munde Mills Pvt. Ltd.
05 Shri. Pandit Pandurangrao Member Jagmitranaga Co. Op. Chairman
Munde Spinning Mills
06 Shri. Vikas Ramchandra Member Vimal Industries Chairman
Dube
07 Shri. Shrikant Anantrao Member Panangeshwar Sugar Director
Joshi Mills Pvt. Ltd.

7.3
7.4 Linkages with the Community

All of our Board of Directors are primarily work for various social
organizations. Our beloved Chairman Mr. Gopinathji Munde is Ex. Dy. CM of
Maharashtra hence it is needless to tell how he works for the community
development. He entered into politics solely to work for weaker section of
community. He has a very strong Bond with those who are economically, socially
backward peoples. Establishment of Vaidyanath Sarvangin Vikas Sanstha is one
of our steps taken for providing Technical education for rural youths from weaker
section.
At local level our Board of Directors are on the panels of other
educational institutes running schools, Junior and Senior Colleges for Arts,
Commerce and Science. The details of various institutes with whom our Board of
Director are related are as follows.

Sr. Name of the Director Institute Related with Designation


No. Held
01 Shri. Gopinath Pandurangrao Jawahar Education Chairman
Munde Society,
Parli-Vaijnath.
* Chairman / Director of (Established In 1968)
Overall 52 Trusts Atharva Education Trust, Chairman
Mumbai
(Established In 2000)
Arts, Commerce Junior Chairman
College, Khokharmoha,
Dist. Beed.
02 Shri. Ashok Hasanand Samat Jawahar Education Director
Society,
Parli-Vaijnath.
03 Shri. Somnath Nagnathappa Jawahar Education Director
Halge Society,
Parli-Vaijnath.
04 Sow. Pradnya Gopinath Bhartiya Shikshan Director
Munde Prasarak Mandals
05 Shri. Pandit Pandurangrao Jawahar Education Chairman
Munde Society,
Parli-Vaijnath.
06 Shri. Vikas Ramchandra BHEL Education Society, Chairman
Dube Parli-Vaijnath.
07 Shri. Shrikant Anantrao Joshi Bhartiya Shikshan Chairman
Prasarak Mandals

7.5 Linkages with other Technical Institutions in the region


We have a very close relationship with many of the technical institutes
from state and region as well. We have maintained personal relations with
institutes to make development of technical education. We always send faculty
members, students to other institute to build a relation and to provide exposure,
exchange of expertise etc. We also organize campus interviews for placement of
students combined.
7.6 Linkages with institutions of excellence
We are only 9 years old institute. We are trying to establish relations with
ITIS, IISc. by organizing seminars, workshops. We are very keen to avail the
expertise from such ICON institutes.

7.7 Linkages Abroad


We are looking forward for collaborating with foreign Universities as soon
as we get any proposal in this regard.

7.8 Linkages with R&D Laboratories


We have developed relations with R and D Laboratories by inviting them
to conduct short term course for our students and faculty member. One such
short term course on VLSI was organized by institute by inviting, Ambs C-DSP a
center for development of signal processing application in the institute. Ambs C-
DSP works for various projects for DRDO. The details of courses organized by
institute with the help of expertise engaged in Rand D is as follows-

Sr. Subject Experts Duration Participant


No.
01 VLSI Ambs C-DSP 5 Days 70
Aurangabad
02 Embedded System Rudranee Infotech 5 Days 68
Aurangabad.
CHAPTER VIII:
GOVERNANCE

8.1 Philosophy of Governance


As a developing institute we always opt the polices which are useful in making all
factor such as students , teachers, parents satisfied. We have multiple goals like
excellence in academics, employee development, social responsibility etc. Our
objectives of governance a are
i) Effective utilization of infrastructure, resources in the development of students
and employees.
ii) Maintaining relationship between management- faculty-students.
iii) Recognition and satisfaction of faculty members
iv) Providing max. opportunities for faculty development.

8.2 Board of Governors


Following is the board of governors

Sr.No. Name Designation


01 Shri. Gopinath Pandurangrao Munde President
02 Shri. Ashok Hasanand Samat Vice President
03 Shri. Somnath Nagnathappa Halge Secretary
04 Shri. Vikas Ramchandra Dube Member
05 Sou. Pradnya Gopinath Munde Member
06 Shri. Pandit Pandurangrao Munde Member
07 Shri. Shrikant Anantrao Joshi Member

8.3 Organizational Structure & Chart for day to day Operations & Management

8.4 Role and Responsibilities of Key Senior Positions


In our organization we have scientific allotment of responsibilities so as to
maintain satisfactory working atmosphere. Principal is empowered to look after
all day to day academic activities, the Chief Administrative Officer assists him
and it is of all dept. administrative work. Board of Director look after the financial
aspects of organization. Chairman is ultimate decision making authority.

8.5 Methods / Style of Administration / Management


We have a much disciplined management who cares all dimensions such
as students, faculty and parents of the institution so as to keep healthy working
atmosphere. We have adopted very liberal management procedures. Every
factor has a definite role to play in the progress of students of Sanstha as a
whole. Chairman has given full liberty to all Directors review policies and
decisions are taken in monthly meeting of Board of Director. Principal executes
the polices by conducting weekly meeting with Head of Departments and
students. Every factor is involved in decision making.
CHAPTER IX:

MASTER PLAN FOR MAIN CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT

9.1 The Site


Vaidyanath Sarvangin Vikas Sanstha own a total land of 28 acres in
continuous from. This land is situated 2km away from Bus and Railway station of
Parli City on state Highway (SH- 211) The site has direct access from this SH -
211 . The site is situated in the vicinity of Thermal power station. It is well
connected by Road Transport facilities the detailed statement about ownership of
land is attached Annexure - IV

9.2 Proposed Land Use Pattern


Land owned by Sanstha will be used for only educational activities. The
planning of the campus maintains a environment friendly atmosphere.

9.3 Design Concept


The elevation of the existing building resembles with elevation of Raigad
Fort, a very famous Historical monument in Maharashtra. The design and
planning of building as well as planning of the campus aims at justifiable use of
the land. The sizes of all units are as per the norms and standards set by AICTE.
Planning of campus involves utility services, play grounds, auditorium etc. Which
are prime requirements of an educational institute.

9.4 Buildings and Facilities in the Campus


The detailed campus planning is submitted here with our site plan. The
facilities includes High Tension electric supply, water supply, internal roads,
sewers, overhead water storage tank, Gardening and plantation, Bus facility .
The details of units, sizes are as follows

Building with Total Area


Particulars
RCC Roof (Sq.M) Available (Sq.M)

Instructional Area (Carpet Area) 4634 4634


Administrative Area (Carpet Area) 1000 1000
Amenities (Carpet Area) 290 290
Circulation & Others 2805 2805
Others (With sheet roof) 581 581
Total 9310 9310

9.5
9.6 External Services

9.6 Construction Systems and Materials

We have appointed M/s Loomba and Associates, Chandigarh as our


official Architect and designer. This firm has completed many nationally as well
as internationally known project, The Mohali Cricket stadium at Chandigarh is
one of the famous examples of their projects. M/s Rudranee Construction an
ISO9002 certified construction company from Aurangabad is our contractor. We
have a state of art planning. The building has RCC frame work with domes. The
construction methods and materials used are as per the standard specification
prescribed by CPWD and PWD. With all quality control measures.

9.7 Landscape Proposal


We have sufficient land available for landscaping. Creative Business
Associates, Mumbai specialist landscaping are our official Landscape planner.
We have planned campus so as to maintain eco- friendly, pollution free
atmosphere. Our proposed landscaping is planned to maintain healthy and
pleasant atmosphere
CHAPTER X:

REQUIREMENT OF STAFF, SPACE & EQUIPMENT AND THEIR COST

10.1 Introduction
We have all arrangement made as for as financial requirement of the new
branch. We have already invested in space and equipment for the proposed
additional branch. We have also identified additional teaching staff for proposed
branch.

10.2 Faculty Requirements


Following table gives the faculty required and phase wise recruitment

Mechanical and Civil Engineering

Phase Faculty Required


(Year) Asst.
Prof. Prof. Lecturer
I (2010-11) 01 02 09
II (2011-12) 02 05 17
III (2012-13) 03 08 25
IV(2013-14) 04 12 38
V(2014-15) 04 12 38

10.3 Non teaching Staff requirement

Year Recruitment Total


Technical Administrative
2010-2011 03 02 05
2011-2012 03 04 07
2012-2013 06 04 10
2013-2014 08 04 12
2014-2015 08 04 12

10.4 Building Requirements: Area and Costs


The details of area available, area under construction and its cost are as follows

Sr. Particulars Required Available Under Cost of Area


No. Const. Const.
01 Class Room 02 02 --- --- 81.29 sq.m.
each
02 Drawing Hall 01 01 --- --- 185 sq.m.
03 Workshop 01 01 --- --- 251 sq.m.
04 Laboratories 05 05 --- --- 330 sq.m.
05 Tutorial room 01 01 81.29 sq.m.

10.5 Estimated Cost of Equipment


The list of equipment available and procured along with their costs is as
follows. List of Equipment.

Total No. Cost of


Equipment Available Equipments
CARPENTARY TOOLS
Metal Jack Plane 2310.00
Oil Stone 1150.00
Half Round File 3570.00
Carpentry Vice 8540.00
Round File Flat 1820.00
Wood Working table 9411.00
Wood training lathe Machine 29000.00
Others 7028.00
FITTING TOOLS
Flat File Rough 2450.00
Flat File Smooth 3560.00
File Half Round Rough 1300.00
File Square Rough 3780.00
Hack Saw Frame 1050.00
Bench Vice 17250.00
Bench Drilling 9250.00
Bench Grinder 3450.00
Triangular File 1020.00
Surface plate 2650.00
Angle Plate 1875.00
Wood Working table 12548.00
Pawer Heck Saw. 36500.00
Wilding Machine 7000.00
Others 5893.00
PLUMBING TOOLS
Pipe Vice 525.00
Die Machine 640.00
Hack Saw Frame 1050.00
Steel Rule 360.00
Dia Set 120.00

BLACK SMITHY TOOLS


Smithy Hearth 13990.00
Blower with motor 1/2H.P. 3500.00
Anvil 3600.00
Swage block. 2650.00
Others 2194.00
TIN SMITHY TOOLS
Anvil 3600.00
Swage block 2650.00
Others 1030.00
ENGG. DRAWING
Drawing stand table pipe Fabricated 17500.00
Drawing Boards 32698.00

E.M.E LAB.
Four stroke Diesel Engine Model 1500.00
Four Stroke Petrol Engine model 1500.00
Two stroke Diesel Engine Model 1500.00
Two Stroke Petrol Engine model 1350.00
Lancashire Boiler Model 5400.00
Lamont Boiler Model 4500.00
Locomotive Boiler Model 5,400.00
Cochran Boiler Model 4,000.00
Feed Cheek Value Model 1,350.00
Green Economizer Model 2,700.00
Steam Stop Valve Model 1,350.00
Water Level Indicator 1,100.00
Others 2,880.00
Total Cost of Equipment Available in Workshop 2,93,042.00

10.4 Estimated Cost of Equipment


The list of equipment available and procured along with their costs are as
follows. List of Equipment.

a) Equipment Available

1) Electronics Engineering

Sr. Name of Equipments Qty Cost


No.
01 Amplitude Modulation 01 6000
02 Amplitude Demodulation 01 6000
03 Frequency Modulation 01 1395
04 Frequency Demodulation 01 3000
05 Audio Power Amplifier Using IC 810 01 1395
06 Black & White TV Trainer Ckt. 01 10347
07 Bass & Treble Control Ckt. 01 1411
08 CRO 10 30115
09 Design & Construction YAGI UDA Antenna 01 2266
10 Function Genrator 10 115415
11 Power Supply (Signal & Dual) 10 77138
12 Frequency Multiplier using 565 01 1470
13 8255 Interfacing Card 02 7729
14 8155 Interfacing Card 01 1800
15 AD-DA Interfacing Card 01 1200
16 OP-Amplifier as V to I Converter 01 1428
17 OP-Amplifier as I to V converter 01 1428
18 IC 741 as Inverting & Non-inverting Amplifier 01 1280
19 OP-Amplifier as Adder & Aver eager 01 1244
20 Phase Difference in LCR circuit 01 1400
21 PLL using IC565 01 1378
22 Study of Rectifier & filter circuit 01 1295
23 SCR gate triggering trainer kit 01 3318
24 SCR Characteristics 01 1322
25 SCR class A commutation 01 2171
26 SCR temperature controller 01 1891
27 Synchronous Transmitter & Receiver 01 8894
28 30 Mhz RF Signal generator 01 3459
29 UJT characteristics trainer kit 01 1418
30 DC position servomechanism 01 12729
31 Diode characteristics 01 1250
32 DSB/SC balance modulator using IC 496 01 2133
33 Microprocessor Kit 01 17000
34 Keyboard 01 2400
35 IC 741 as a differential amplifier 01 1378
TOTAL 335497

LABORATORY:
COMPUTER LAB:
1 P4 and higher Configuration Computer System 130 2600000/-
2 HP laser jet printer 7 49000/-
3 Dot matrix printer 7 53000/-
4 Scanner 04 18000/-
5 LCD projectors 02 84000/-
6 5 KVA UPS 01 140000/-
7 3 KVS UPS 01 106000/-
8 Servo Stabilizer 04 215000/-
9 Internet connection 2 MBPS
10 System Software 04 250000/-
11 Application Software 20 300000/-
12 Lab Furiniture 08 650000/-
List of Major Equipment/Facilities.

Particulars Quantity Amount


Sr .
No
MICROPROSSER LAB
01 Microprocessor Kit 8085 01 17,000/-
02 8051 Micro controller 01 26,624/-
03 Computer Nodes with Server, Printers 30 6,00,000/-
03 DSP starter kit TMS320 C5X/3X 06 1,67,700/-
EDC LAB.
01 OHP 01 14,625/-
02 Dual power Supply 12 67,799/-
03 CRO 10 30,115/-
04 Function Generator 10 1,15,415/-
05 Dual scope Oscillator 02 1,50,000/-
CONTROL AND ELECTRICAL LAB
01 Disel Genrater (30KVA) 01 308000
01 PID controller 01. 14,329/-
02 DC Position Servo Mechanism 01. 132,729/-
03 AC Position Control 01 13,785/-
04 Compensating Network 01 12,797/-
05 Single Phase and three Phase lamp load 02 20,500/-
06 M.G. set DC shunt motor 01 33,700/-
07 DC shunt motor with three point starter 01 13,350/-
08 Dc Shunt motor with brake and pully 01 20600/-
09 3o induction motor 01 17,700/-
10 M.G. set DC shunt generator 01 26,300/-
COMMUNICATION LAB
01 B & W T.V. Trainer 01 10347/-
02 MIC / Speaker 01 21385/-
03 OFC Kit 02 135328
WORKSHOP
01 Wood Turining Lathe Machine 02 29,000/-
02 Surface Plate 01 2,650/-
03 Power Hack Saw 01 3,650/-
04 Wood Working Table 04 12,548/-
05 Smithy Hearth 01 13990/-
06 Blower With Motor 1 / 2 H.P. 01 3,500/-
ENGINEERING DRAWING
01 Drawing stand table pipe fabricated 50 17,500/-
02 Drawing Boards 30 11,550/-
03 Drawing Boards 50 21,148/-
04 Drawing Boards 80 48,0000/-
01 CHEMISTRY LAB 3.70,000/-
01 PHYSICS LAB 3,20,000/-
10.4 Phase-wise Financial Requirements

Initial Investment is already done by Institute

Particulars Investment required Phase of Investment


Land Nil
Building 1.5 crors (completed) 1st
Books 2.1 Lakhs (completed) 1st

Computers 10 Lakhs (completed) 1st


Equipment 20 Lakhs (completed) 1st
Equipment 30 Lakhs 2nd

10.5 Strategies for Financial Mobilization


Nagnathappa Halge College of Engineering is unaided self financed
institute. Till now we have invested nearly 6 crore on land , Building, Library,
Equipment etc. In order to meet the financial requirement for the proposed
development of the institute we are getting the short term loan of Rs. 2 crores
from Union Bank of India. Due to the loan sanctioned the development activity
was gear up.
CHAPTER XI:

ACTION PLAN FOR IMPLEMENTATION

11.1 Activity Chart


Vaidyanath Sarvangin Vikas Sanstha in its Nagnathappa Halge College
of Engineering in the year 2010-2011 intends to start additional branch of
Mechanical & Civil Engineering and increase in intake for the courses of 1)
Computer Sci & Engineering 2) Electronics Engineering. We are going to
start this activity/Branch on the basis of potential available for admissions and
potential requirement of the Mechanical, Civil, Computer Sci. & Electronics
Engineering Engineers keeping in view the availability of both in the region as
well as state. Time activity chart for proposed course subject to condition of
permission from AICTE is as follows-

Sr. Activity Status


No.
01 Allocation of funds for proposed Completed
branch
02 Appointment of Faculty Identified
03 Allocation of space Completed
04 Development of Library, Books Completed
05 Purchase of Equipment computer Order Placed
etc.
06 Application for Additional Branch Completed
07 Commencement of Academics Subject to permission from AICTE

11.2 Constraints
As far as starting the Mechanical & Civil Engineering Branch, there are no
such serious constraints; Sanstha is capable enough to meet all sorts of
requirements regarding starting of a new branch. All requirements regarding
Building, space, equipments, funds are available or will be made available prior
to commencement of actual academics of Electronics & Telecommunication
Engineering Branch.

11.3 Financial Outlay


Sanstha has a strong backup of Vaidyanath Co-Operative Sugar Factory
for mobilization of funds for running this institute. Vaidyanath Co-Operative sugar
factory through its development funds gives financial support to Vaidyanath
Sarvangin Vikas Sanstha. Vaidyanath Sugar Factory is one of the few sugar
industries running in profit. In addition to this we got MPLAD (Member of
Parliament Local Area Development) fund.
Financial allocation for running Mechanical & Civil Engg. Branch will be
as per the time frame, norms and standards of AICTE.

11.4 Strategy for Implementation


Sanstha is going it implement all its polices to run and develop
Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering Branch in a scientific way so that
its aim of achieving the objective by running Mechanical Branch will be satisfied.
CHAPTER XII:

12. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY OF THE DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (DPR)

12.1 DETAILS ABOUT THE PROMOTING BODY

i) Name and Address of the Promoting Body:

Vaidyanath Sarvangin Vikas Sanstha, Pangri.


Vaidyanath Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana Compound,
At Post- Pangari, Tq. Parli-Vaijnath.
Dist- Beed. Pin- 431515

ii) Date of Registration of Promoting Body:


27/07/2000
Reg.No. MH/413/2000

iii) Nature of the Promoting Body:

Religious Charitable Family Others

iv) Activities of the Promoting Body since inception:

Sr. Academic Social


No.
01 N.H. College of Engineering Working Womens Hostel
02 Institute of Information Technology,(C- Setu Shalla
DAC Center)
03 Junior College of Arts and Commerce Sakhar Shalla
04 College of Diploma in Education Kastruba Gandhi Balika
Vidhyalaya
Jalswaraj Prakalp Consultancy

v) Constitution of the Promoting Body:

Sr. Nam Academic Nature of Experience in Academic Institutions (in Overall


No e Qualification Association Years) Experience
. Technical Non with the Promotional Management Organisational (in Years)
Technical Promoting
Body
As per Annexure-

vi) Vision of the Promoting Body


Vaidyanath Sarvangin Vikas Sanstha, will faithfully and
continuously strive for the all round development of students so that when
they pass out they emerge as competent engineers and prestigious
citizens of country.
vii) Mission of the Promoting Body
Vaidyanath Sarvangin Vikas Sanstha, established in the year
2000 under the patronage of Shri. Gopinathrao Munde, MLA and Ex, Dy,
Chief Minister Govt. of Maharashtra with a mission to facilitate
development of Rural youth and to give them an opportunity of Technical
education.

12.2. DETAILS ABOUT THE PROPOSED PROGRAMMES

Category of Institution:
Undergraduate

A) Name of the Proposed Programme

1. Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering.(60 Intake)


Four Years Full Time Degree Programme
2. Civil Engineering (60 Intake)
Four Years Full Time Degree Programme

B) Increase Intake
1. Bachelor of Computer Sci & Engineering (30)
2. Bachelor of Electronics Engineering (30)

Address of the Institution

Nagnathappa Halge College of Engineering,


At. Brahmwadi, Post- Tokwadi,
Parli-Beed State Highway, Tq. Parli-Vaijnath.
Dist- Beed. 431530 (M.H.)

ii)
Nearest City Town Airport Railway station
Parli-Vaijnath. Parli-Vaijnath. Aurangabad Parli-Vaijnath.

iv) Type of the institution

Govt. Univ. Govt.Aided Private


Dept

iii) Name of the affiliating University


PVT.
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University,
PVT.
Aurangabad. (Maharashtra)
12.3 DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR THE PROPOSED PROGRAMME FOR NEXT 10
YEARS, PROJECT COST & SCHEDULE

i) Preliminary And Pre Operative Expenses (if any)


We have already developed / constructed the basic infrastructure
required for the degree engineering course we have invested nearly 6 crore
supplies in developing the infrastructure such as laboratories, approach road,
electricity, water connection etc.

iii). Total Project cost (at the time of establishment and next five years)

Year Courses / Intake Built up area / Investment to be made Investment Investment on Projected Investment on Library Total
Proposed (Rs.in Lakhs) on Equipment / Machinery expenditure on (Rs. In Lakhs) Project
(I) (II) Furniture & (Rs. In Lakhs) Salary of Staff per (VI) Cost (I
Instructional Admn. Amenities Accessorie (IV) annum to VI)
Area Area s (Rs. In (Rs. In Lakhs) and
Lakhs) (V) Preoper
UG PG Doc Class Lab (III) Labs W/S Comp. Teaching Non- Text Ref. Journals ative
. Roo / Centre teaching Book Books Exp.)
m W/S (Rs. in
Lakhs)
1 180 --- --- 7.0 22 5.0 --- 10 10 15 10 0.75 0.25 1.0 1.0 0.5 82.5
2 180 --- --- 7.0 6.0 5.0 5.0 10 10 15 6.0 1.0 0.5 0.5 1.0 0.5 67.5
3 180 --- --- --- --- --- --- 8.0 10 8.0 5.0 1.25 0.5 1.0 1.25 0.75 35.75
4 180 --- --- --- --- --- --- 6.0 5.0 8.0 5.0 1.5 0.5 1.0 1.25 0.75 29.0
5 180 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 6.0 ---- ---- 1.25 1.0 0.75 9.0
Note
1) Class Room 4 No. 87.5 sq.mtr each @ 4000 Rs. per sq. mtr.
2) Laboratories 6 No. 100 sq.mtr each @ 4000 Rs. per sq. mtr.
3) Workshop 1 No. 200 sq.mtr each @ 8000 Rs. per sq. mtr.
4) Admin Area 50 sq.mtr each @ 4000 Rs. per sq. mtr.

a) Give a bar chart indicating creation of built up area (separately for


Instructional, Administrative and Amenities) for the proposed project at
the time of establishment & for next 05 years.

Instructional
Creation of Built Up Area
Administrative
Amenities
2400
2200
2000
1800
Build up Area

1600
1400
Sq. M

1200
1000
800
600
400
200
0
2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15
Years
iv) DETAILS FOR MOBILIZATION / SOURCE OF FUNDS (CAPITAL & RECURRING)
(At the time of establishment and next five years) (Rs. in Lacs)

Year From Donations Grants Expecte Expected Loan Other


Applic (From from d no of Fees s
ant sanstha) Govt. students
2010- 0.00 80.00 --- 180 54.36 ---- 5.64
2011
2011- 20.00 20.00 --- 360 108.72 --- ---
2012
2012- 30 40 --- 540 163.08 --- ----
2013
2013- 30 40 --- 720 217.44 --- ----
2014
2014- 30 40.00 --- 720 217.44 --- ----
2015

b) Give a bar chart indicating funds investing on equipment & machinery for the
proposed project at the time of establishment & for next 05 years.

Investment On Equipment & Machinery


Investment

90
Investment in Lacs

60

30

0
2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-2014 2014-2015
Years
v) RECRUITMENT OF FACULTY
(At the time of establishment and next five years)

Phase Faculty Required


(Year) Asst.
Prof. Prof. Lecturer
I (2010-11) 01 02 09
II (2011-12) 02 05 18
III (2012-13) 03 08 27
IV(2013-14) 04 12 38
V(2014-15) 04 12 38

C) Give a bar chart indicating the recruitment of faculty (separately for Lecturer,
Assistant Professor, Professor) for the proposed project at the time of establishment
& for next 05 years.
Lecturer
Recuitment of Faculty
Asst. Prof.

12 Prof.

10

8
Numbers

0
2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15
Years

vi) RECRUITMENT OF NON-TEACHING STAFF


(At the time of establishment and next five years)

Year Recruitment Total


Technical Administrative
2010-2011 03 02 05
2011-2012 03 04 07
2012-2013 06 04 10
2013-2014 08 04 12
2014-2015 08 04 12
vii) STRUCTURE OF GOVERNING BODY

Sr. Trust / Society Academic Background Industr Others


No. Representative Technical Non y Rep.
Technical
01 Shri. Gopinath Non Yes Social wale fare ,
Pandurangrao Technical Banking,
Munde Industries,
Management,
Education
02 Shri. Ashok Non Yes Social wale fare ,
Hasanand Samat Technical Banking,
Industries,
Management,
Education
03 Shri. Somnath Non Yes Social wale fare ,
Nagnathappa Technical Banking,
Halge Industries,
Management,
Education
04 Sow. Pradnya Non Yes Social wale fare ,
Gopinath Munde Technical Banking,
Industries,
Management,
Education
05 Shri. Pandit Non Yes Social wale fare ,
Pandurangrao Technical Banking,
Munde Industries,
Management,
Education
06 Shri. Vikas B.E. Yes Social wale fare ,
Ramchandra Dube (Mechanical) Banking,
Industries,
Management,
Education
07 Shri. Shrikant B.E. Yes Social wale fare ,
Anantrao Joshi (Mechanical) Banking,
Industries,
Management,
Education

viii) INDUSTRY LINKAGES


We always strive to be a quality institution to bring out quality engineers,
and to achieve and maintain this we believe that industry plays a vital role. In this
technical era interaction between industry institution gives ample amount of
opportunity for the student to flourish so as to take any type of responsibility while
working in industries. Our Chairman as earlier mentioned has a bond with social
and educational needs of the peoples of this region. He always works for
economical upliftment by using education institute as a tool. He has established
nearly 20 Co-Operative and private Sugar Industries, Urban Co-Operative bank,
most of our Board of Director are also industrialist as mentioned in vii) above. We
have very close relations with following industrial institutions.

Rudranee InfoTech , Aurangabad.


Ambs C-DSP- Aurangabad.
Videocon International, Aurangabad.
Marg Technologies, Pune.
Zen Info trainers, Pune.
Precision Press Fabricon, Aurangabad.
Vaidyanath Motors ( Electric Motors, Generators Manufacturing )

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