Cosmopolitan's
VALIA CHHANGANLAL LALJIBHAI COLLEGE OF COMMERCE AND
VALIA LILAVANTIBEN CHHAGANLAL COLLEGE OF ARTS
D.N. NAGAR, ANDHERI (WEST),
MUMBAI – 400053
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Every accomplishment starts with the decision to try
BRIEF HISTORY
In 1961, it was the spirit of idealism that inspired a group of likeminded
residents of D. N. Nagar, Andheri (W) to establish a quality educational
institution. And this resulted in the inception of the Cosmopolitan Education
Society. Under its aegis, the society established the Valia College of
Commerce and Arts in 1986. Today, the college with a total strength of more
than 2500 students offers various graduate and undergraduate programs-
namely Bachelor of Commerce (B. Com), Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting
and Finance) B.Com (A & F), Bachelor of Management Studies
(B.M.S.)Bachelor of Mass Media (B.M.M) Bachelor of Science(Information
Technology) B.Sc.(IT), Master of Commerce M.Com (Accountancy),Master
of Science (Information Technology).
Over the years, Valia College has grown in strength to achieve a distinctive
reputation. Our efforts are aimed at providing a holistic development of the
student personality which necessarily involves going beyond the
curriculum. At Valia college our responsibility is not confined to the student
community alone, we owe a larger responsibility to the society and the
nation. Our efforts are directed towards creating an environment that
fosters the spirit of equality.
The power of dreams continues to be the driving force of our institution.
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COLLEGE GOVERNING BODY
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Shri Himat C. Valia
Chairman
Shri. Bharat H. Valia
Vice Chairman
Shri. Harshad C. Valia
Member
Dr. Krishnalal N. Gandhi
Member
Shri. Bhavesh B. Valia
Member
Shri. Prashant H. Valia
Member
Shri. Nandan H. Valia
Member
GOVERNING COUNCIL
Shri. Himat C. Valia
Chairman
Shri. Bharat H. Valia
Vice President
Shri. Ajit Balan
Hon. Secretary
Smt. Alka P. Valia
Hon. Jt. Secretary
Dr. Krishnalal N. Gandhi
Hon. Treasurer
Shri. Nilesh Mehta
Hon. Jt. Treasurer
Shri. Harshad C. Valia
Member
Shri. Rajendra J. Mehta
Member
Shri. Ravindra L. Jagasia
Member
Shri. P. P. Walwaikar
Member
Shri. Prashant H. Valia
Member
Shri. Bhavesh B. Valia
Member
Shri. Nandan H. Valia
Member
Dr. Shilpa Morekar
Member
Dr. Mayur Morekar
Member
Shri. Bharat Bhatt
Member
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OUR VISION
To maintain the highest academic standards upholding the
noblest ideals and moral values, to identify hidden talent, create
enlightened, empowered and socially committed students and
above all good human beings.
OUR MISSION
To provide value -based quality education and training in an
environment conducive to intellectual, social and cultural
enrichment so as to mould responsible citizens with a harmonious
blend of Indian traditions and modern technology for a better
tomorrow.
OUR OBJECTIVES
To impart quality education by regular review and upgradation of
the teaching-learning process.
To promote quality consciousness amongst staff and
students.
To provide access to information through a harmonious
blend of traditional and modern sources.
To extend guidance and support to students in their
pursuit of professions and careers.
To nurture talent and provide opportunities for growth in
the areas of arts and sports.
To sensitise students to the social milieu.
Vision
Objectives
Mission
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PROGRAMME WISE STUDENT STRENGTH 2020-21
UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE
Male
Female
Total
First Year
188
218
406
Second Year
169
233
402
Third Year
168
180
348
TOTAL
525
631
1156
BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES
First Year
64
79
143
Second Year
81
60
141
Third Year
80
50
130
TOTAL
225
189
414
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (ACCOUNTING &FINANCE)
First Year
57
86
143
Second Year
62
70
132
Third Year
42
81
123
TOTAL
161
237
398
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY)
First Year
80
15
95
Second Year
99
25
124
Third Year
72
30
102
TOTAL
251
70
321
BACHELOR OF ARTS (MULTIMEDIA & MASS COMMUNICATION)/
BACHELOR OF MASS MEDIA
First Year
31
27
58
Second Year
50
23
73
Third Year
37
24
61
TOTAL
118
74
192
TOTAL STRENGTH ACROSS ALL
UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
1280
1201
2481
POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS
MASTERS OF COMMERCE (ADVANCED ACCOUNTANCY)
Part-I
13
26
39
Part-II
15
21
36
TOTAL
28
47
75
MASTERS OF SCIENCE (INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY)
Part-I
11
2
13
Part-II
14
3
17
TOTAL
25
5
30
TOTAL STRENGTH ACROSS ALL
POST GRADUATE PROGRAMS
53
52
105
TOTAL STRENGTH ACROSS ALL
PROGRAMS
1333
1253
2586
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PROGRAMME WISE RESULT ANALYSIS 2020-21
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE
CLASS
SEM
EST
ER
APPEARED
PASSED
PASS PERCENTAGE
M
F
TOTAL
M
F
TOTAL
M
F
AVG %
FYBCOM
I
188
218
406
143
179
322
76.06
82.11
79.31
FYBCOM
II
188
218
406
143
200
343
76.06
91.74
84.48
SYBCOM
III
169
233
402
143
200
343
84.61
85.83
85.32
SYBCOM
IV
169
233
402
142
187
329
84.02
80.25
81.84
TYBCOM
V
163
178
341
137
175
312
84.04
98.31
91.49
TYBCOM
VI
139
198
337
132
184
316
94.96
92.92
93.76
BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES
CLASS
SEME
STER
APPEARED
PASSED
PASS PERCENTAGE
M
F
TOTAL
M
F
TOTAL
M
F
AVG %
FYBMS
I
64
79
143
59
69
128
92.18
87.34
89.51
FYBMS
II
64
79
143
56
75
131
87.50
94.93
91.60
SYBMS
III
81
60
141
60
50
110
74.07
83.33
78.01
SYBMS
IV
81
60
141
74
57
131
91.35
95.00
92.90
TYBMS
V
80
50
130
78
50
128
97.50
100.00
98.46
TYBMS
VI
80
50
130
72
49
121
90.00
98.00
93.07
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (ACCOUNTING & FINANCE)
CLASS
SEME
STER
APPEARED
PASSED
PASS PERCENTAGE
M
F
TOTAL
M
F
TOTAL
M
F
AVG %
FYBAF
I
57
86
143
52
76
128
91.22
88.37
89.51
FYBAF
II
57
86
143
48
76
124
84.21
88.37
86.71
SYBAF
III
62
70
132
50
63
113
80.64
90.00
85.60
SYBAF
IV
62
70
132
55
70
125
88.70
100.00
94.69
TYBAF
V
42
81
123
41
81
122
97.61
100.00
99.18
TYBAF
VI
42
81
123
42
78
120
100.00
96.29
97.56
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY)
CLASS
SEME
STER
APPEARED
PASSED
PASS PERCENTAGE
M
F
TOTAL
M
F
TOTAL
M
F
AVG %
FYBSC(IT)
I
80
15
95
51
9
60
63.75
60.00
63.15
FYBSC(IT)
II
80
15
95
70
13
83
87.50
86.66
87.36
SYBSC(IT)
III
99
25
124
95
24
119
95.95
96.00
95.96
SYBSC(IT)
IV
99
25
124
90
23
113
90.90
92.00
91.12
TYBSC(IT)
V
72
30
102
69
30
99
95.83
100.00
97.05
TYBSC(IT)
VI
72
30
102
71
30
101
98.61
100.00
99.01
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BACHELOR OF ARTS (MULTIMEDIA &MASS COMMUNICATION)/
BACHELOR OF MASS MEDIA
CLASS
SEME
STER
APPEARED
PASSED
PASS PERCENTAGE
M
F
TOTAL
M
F
TOTAL
M
F
AVG %
FYBAMMC
I
31
27
58
24
24
48
77.41
88.88
82.75
FYBAMMC
II
31
27
58
19
21
40
61.29
77.77
68.96
SYBAMMC
III
50
23
73
44
21
65
88.00
91.30
89.04
SYBAMMC
IV
50
23
73
43
22
65
86.00
95.65
89.04
TYBMM
V
37
24
61
23
22
45
62.16
91.66
73.77
TYBMM
VI
37
24
61
33
24
57
89.19
100.00
93.44
MASTER OF COMMERCE (ADVANCED ACCOUNTANCY)
CLASS
SEME
STER
APPEARED
PASSED
PASS PERCENTAGE
M
F
TOTAL
M
F
TOTAL
M
F
AVG %
PART I
I
13
26
39
11
24
35
84.61
92.30
89.74
PART I
II
13
26
39
12
24
36
92.30
92.30
92.30
PART II
III
15
21
36
10
18
28
66.66
85.17
77.77
PART II
IV
15
21
36
9
19
28
60.00
90.47
77.77
MASTER OF SCIENCE (INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY)
CLASS
SEME
STER
APPEARED
PASSED
PASS PERCENTAGE
M
F
TOTAL
M
F
TOTAL
M
F
AVG %
PART I
I
11
2
13
11
2
13
100.00
100.00
100.00
PART I
II
11
2
13
9
2
11
81.81
100:00
84.61
PART II
III
14
3
17
14
3
17
100.00
100.00
100.00
PART II
IV
14
3
17
12
1
13
85.71
33.33
76.47
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EXPERT LECTURES AND WORKSHOPS FOR STUDENTS
• “Are Women Better Borrowers in Micro Finance?” - Prof. Shagata
Mukherjee, Associate Professor from Meghanad Desai Academy of
Economics conducted this session to acquaint the students about
micro finance and how women can start their small businesses.
• “Handling Interpersonal Relationships” - Mrs. Janavi Doshi-
Consultant from CSR initiative conducted this session focused on how
to manage our interpersonal skills as the key to happy and successful
life.
• “Human Rights within Indian Constitution” - Dr. Rashmi Oza,
faculty Department of Law- Mumbai University conducted this session
on the principles of liberty, equality, fraternity and justice in the Indian
Constitution.
• “Introduction to Soft Skills” - Mrs. Anamika Chakravarty (Life Coach
IIM Alumnus) conducted a webinar to orient the students about the
attributes that the individual will need in order to succeed in the
workplace and how it will help the students to be a better employee.
• “Understanding the language of Cinema” - Dr. (Mrs.) Michelle Philip
(Head, Dept of English, Wilson College) conducted a session to
introduce the students to the finer nuances and lesser-known aspects
of the craft of the cinema.
• “Career Opportunities after the Corona Pandemic” - Dr. Vanita
Joshi, faculty of ICFAI Business School conducted an interactive online
webinar on how the pandemic has led to extensive shift in automation
and redesigning of jobs.
• “Financial Literacy among Youth” - Ms. Aditi Chipkar from ICICI
Foundation conducted an online webinar to orient the young adults
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about the importance of sound financial decision making and money
management skills.
• “Motivation” -An Alumni Connect Activity-Our alumni, Ms. Disha
Pandya from Creative lead, motivational speaker at TEDx and Josh talk
conducted online guest lecture for T.Y.B. Com students, where she
shared her journey of life which was full of hardships and obstacles.
• “Creativity in Advertising” An Alumni Connect Activity - Prof. Ms.
Megha K. Juvekar our alumni currently faculty at Nirmala Memorial
Foundation College conducted a session to inform the students on how
creativity is the soul of advertising and branding.
• “Career Options in Banking” An Alumni Connect Activity - Ms.
Swati Raut, alumni - currently working as a Regional Head for loan
operations with Axis Bank (Pune) conducted a webinar to give insight
regarding the job opportunities in the domain after graduation and
how specialized degrees can make a career in banking services.
• “Opportunities in Self Employment” –A session was conducted by
CA Prof. Anil .V. Tilak to give insights on various opportunities that one
can consider for self-employment.
• “How to file Income Tax Returns’’ –CA Prof. Anil. V. Tilak and our
alumni Mr. Akshay Kamat conducted a session to give practical
exposure to T.Y students on how income tax returns are filed on
Income Tax Website.
• “Unconventional Careers in Accounts and Commerce” - CA Pranit
Jain conducted a session to orient the students about the plethora of
career opportunities in accounts and commerce.
• "How to upgrade professionally while pursuing graduation" - CA
Pranit Jain conducted a session to acquaint the students regarding the
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various courses that students can pursue, while completing their
graduation.
• “The Dawn of Artificial Intelligence – A Boon to the Business
World” - The Department of BMS organized a national level
intercollegiate webinar conducted by Dr. Sunil Lalchandani,
Management Faculty and Trainer at ICSI, on the future of business
with the advent of artificial intelligence.
• Introduction to IPR- Exploring the World of Intellectual Property-
Dr. Mrs. Nilima Chandaramani, Principal, Nari Gursahani Law College
was the resource person for this webinar which focused on the
intricacies of intellectual property rights, the various types and how
one can explore the world of creation and invention staying well
within the domains of intellectual property rights.
• “Understanding Mutual funds- A Product Perspective” - The
Department of BMS organized a one- day webinar by Mr. Neelratna R
Chowbal, Corporate trainer. The webinar focused on inculcating
knowledge of mutual funds and their functioning.
• “Preparation for Project work” – A Project work guidance webinar
was organised for TYBAF and TYBMS. The resource person Dr Gopal
Kalkoti, Principal MVM College of Commerce and Science provided
guidance to students on how to write a report.
• “ Mental Wellness’’ - The NSS unit organized a webinar on 'Mental
Wellness' in collaboration with the NGO 'The Movement'.
• Fit India Movement Week - An inter-collegiate online poster making
competition was organized and volunteers attended a five-day yoga
online session conducted by Mr. Vivek Jain.
• Quiz activity on 'World Food Day' – A quiz activity was organized to
create awareness regarding food habits and a healthy diet plan.
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• Poshan Pakhwada - NSS organized an online diet recipe making
competition and E-Poster making competition based on nutrition. Ms.
Sajida Shaikh, a Post Graduate Diploma in Fitness Nutrition conducted
a webinar on nutrition and fitness. Poshan walk, healthy food
distribution and cycle rally were also conducted during Poshan
Pakhwada by following Covid-19 norms. Students prepared a video on
this occasion
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CNDAzzAgGsH/?utm_medium=copy
_link
• Webinar on 'World Homeopathy Day' -On the occasion of World
Homeopathy Day a webinar was conducted by Dr. Sharayu Rajwade
Kshirsagar .
• Rashtriya Ekta Diwas celebrations – Rashtriya Ekta Diwas- National
Unity Day commemorates the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai
Patel.On this occassion volunteers took a pledge and participated in a
Rashtriya Ekta Diwas quiz to celebrate the birth anniversary of Sardar
Vallabhbhai Patel.
• The Boot Camp - 1 - NSS organized a webinar on 'The Boot Camp –
1leadership training' in collaboration with The Movement India, NGO.
• The Boot Camp-2 – NSS organized a webinar “The Boot Camp – 2”on
the theme of 'Integrity' in collaboration with The Movement India,
NGO.
• The Boot Camp - 3 - A webinar on “The Boot Camp – 3” on the theme
of 'Servant-Leadership' training in collaboration with The Movement
India, NGO was conducted.
• Orientation – Summer Camp -NSS organized a webinar on the theme
“Orientation – Summer Camp” in collaboration with The Movement
India, NGO.
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• NSS Day Celebration- On 24
th
September,2020, volunteers celebrated
NSS day via Zoom platform. Students prepared a video on- “What is
NSS?” -
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CHBEaoaARZF/?utm_medium=copy
_link
• Webinar on 'Shivaji Jayanti'-On the occasion of Shivaji Jayanti, 19
th
February,2021,a webinar was organized by Dr. Nitin Arekar, C.H.M
College. Volunteers attended a webinar conducted by the University of
Mumbai.
• Independence Day Celebration & Inter-Collegiate Solo Singing
Competition - NSS organized an inter-collegiate online patriotic solo
singing competition on the occasion of Independence Day.
• Samvidhan Diwas – NSS volunteers on the occasion of Samvidhan
Diwas made E-posters, wrote essays and took a pledge on the
Constitution of India. A college level webinar was conducted to create
awareness regarding importance of Samvidhan Diwas. Students also
prepared a video on the occasion of Constitution Day -
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CIDp8zrA5IX/?utm_medium=copy_li
nk
• Celebration of Maharashtra Day - Volunteers attended an online
celebration of Maharashtra Day, organized by the University of
Mumbai on 1
st
May, 2021.
• Republic Day Celebrations- 26
th
January is celebrated to
commemorate the date on which the Constitution of India came into
effect, in the year 1950. Volunteers celebrated Republic Day on 26th
January, 2021 via the Zoom Platform
• Webinar on 'Consumer Rights Day' –NSS organized a webinar on
15
th
March, 2021. 'Consumer Rights Day' on the theme of
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'Introduction to Consumer Rights' by advocate Ms. Piyush
Maheshwari.
• Indian Navy Day- Indian Navy Day is celebrated to respect the Indian
Navy’s counter attack in Operation Trident during the Indo- Pakistan
war in 1971. On this occasion students prepared a video and circulated
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CIWK-
tzALR3/?utm_medium=copy_link
• International Women’s Day – On the occasion of International
Women’s Day, students prepared a short film -
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CMJxb5EgSc1/?utm_medium=copy_l
ink
• Webinar on 'Anti- Human Trafficking'- NSS organized an awareness
session on Anti-Human Trafficking in collaboration with ‘The
Movement India’, NGO. The webinar explained about how important it
is to set up and strengthen Anti Human Trafficking Units in all districts
of states and union territories under ‘Nirbhaya Fund’.
• Road safety club awareness- NSS volunteers participated in an
online Road Safety Club awareness workshop, E-poster-making, quiz
competition and short video making in collaboration with United Way
Mumbai. Volunteers also prepared E-posters and made a video on
road safety in collaboration with the United Way Mumbai.
• International Anti -Corruption Day- International Anti-
Corruption Day is observed to raise public awareness about
the issue of corruption. Students prepared a video and
circulated -
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CIlzRB4gLL7/?utm_medium=copy_li
nk
• 'Self Defence Workshop' – NSS organized an online workshop on
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self-defence by Sensei Amit Khatri which was attended by volunteers
• HIV/AIDS Week –A webinar was conducted by Ms. Kanchan Shah (ex-
NSS volunteer) a mono acting competition was organized. Volunteers
also made E- posters and a video on World AIDS Day. Students
prepared a video –
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CIiQdSBgKku/?utm_medium=copy_li
nk
• 'Ganesh Utsav' Online Poster Making Competition –An inter-
collegiate and intra college online poster making competition was
organized on the occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi based on the theme of
“Eco-friendly Ganesh Utsav”.
• National Pollution Control Day- The college observed National
Pollution Control Day on Dec, 2
nd
in memory of all the people who lost
their lives during 1984 Bhopal Gas Tragedy. Students also prepared
and circulated a video on this day
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CITLc-
Bgbdv/?utm_medium=copy_link
• International Forest Day – International Forest Day is celebrated to
raise awareness about the importance of all types of forests. On this
occasion students prepared a video
https://www.instagram.com/p/CMr-
Q2PA1Sl/?utm_medium=copy_link
• English Essay Writing Competition- An essay writing competition
was organised by the cultural committee on the topic – “What is my
goal in life and how to achieve it”.
• Cosmos Jallosh is our Annual Intercollegiate Cultural fest,was
conducted for a day on 15
th
March, 2021, in an online mode with
limited number of events with the theme 'POP CULTURE 2020’.
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SECOND INTERNATIONAL MULTIDISCIPLINARY CONFERENCE
"EDUCATION, EMPLOYABILITY, AND EXCELLENCE: THE NEW
NORMAL AND BEYOND"
The Research Cell in association with Jeevitam organised the 2nd
International Research Conference on 22nd May 2021. The theme of the
conference was- "EDUCATION, EMPLOYABILITY, AND EXCELLENCE: THE
NEW NORMAL AND BEYOND". Various academicians, paper presenters,
researchers and students attended the conference. The conference was
inaugurated and declared open by Mr. Munish Chawla, Co- founder and Chief
Happiness Officer at Jeevitam & DTrac. The inauguration also had prolific
speakers lined up, with profound research knowledge and development
ideas, along with 4 special international delegates who took time out of their
busy schedules and conflicting time zones and made it for the conference. 76
papers were submitted for publication and were evaluated by the expert
paper reviewers. In the conference, 56 researchers presented their papers
over 4 technical sessions conducted on Zoom and made the conference a
huge success by aiding in the exchange of powerful ideas and knowledge. Of
these 56 research papers, 48 research papers were published in UGC Care
Journal – Journal of Education, Rabindra Bharati University, Vol. XXIII, No.
8(II), 2021, ISSN: 0972-7175 in two volumes. Of the rest of the research
papers, 2 were published in Peer-reviewed journal, Scholarly Research
Journals for Humanity Science and English Language.
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LIST of PAPERS and BOOKS PUBLISHED : 2020-21
Research papers published in UGC Care list
FACULTY
Title of paper
Name of the Journal and
Year of Publication
ISSN number
Dr (Mrs.)
Shobha Menon
Research paper on, ‘SHG’s and women
Empowerment in Karnataka State’
published in Shodh Sanchar Bulletin (UGC
care listed Journal.)
Shodh Sanchar,
Jan-21
2229-3620
Dr (Mrs.)
Shobha Menon
Online teaching in COVID-19 pandemic -
Teachers perspective
Journal of Education: Rabindra
Bharati University, May-21
0972-7175
Dr. Bageshree
Bangera
Bandekar
An analysis of an individual's preference
of online investment platform in the
western suburbs of Mumbai.
Journal of Education: Rabindra
Bharati University, May-21
0972-7175
Dr. Bageshree
Bangera
Bandekar
Student engagement in online learning in
the covid 19 pandemic – A case study on
undergraduate students of university of
Mumbai in faculty of Commerce
Journal of Education: Rabindra
Bharati University, May-21
0972-7175
Dr. Bageshree
Bangera
Bandekar
An overview of Rural women
empowerment through Self Help Groups
(SHGs) in India-Entrepreneurship, An
Emerging trend.
Shodh Sarita, Mar-21
2348-2397
Aksha Memon
A study of impact of Covid-19 on
education in Mumbai
Journal of Education: Rabindra
Bharati University,
May-21
0972-7175
Aksha Memon
‘A study of technology-enhanced
learning in higher education in Mumbai
city’
Shodh Sanchar, Dec-20
2229-3620
Aksha Memon
and Shalini
Chauhan
A study on the effectiveness of certified
courses and degree programs on
employment about youth in Mumbai
Journal of Education: Rabindra
Bharati University, May-21
0972-7175
Shipra Singh
Creating Technology Savvy Educators: The
need of technology training for teachers
in the Digital Era
Shodh Sanchar, Dec-20
2229-3620
Sanskruti
Sachade
Impact of Covid-19 on final year college
students
Shodh Sanchar, Dec-20
2229-3620
Research Papers published in Peer Reviewed Journal
Ms. Manjiri
Rajadhyaksha
Cryptocurrency - A brief introduction
Utkal Historical Research
Journal, 2021
0976-2132
Aksha Memon
Opportunities and challenges of
Education in Covid-19 with reference to
Mumbai
International journal of
Research in Management and
Social Science, 2021
2322 -0899
Burhanuddin
Bangdiwala
(Student)
Opportunities and challenges of
Education in Covid-19 with reference to
Mumbai
International journal of
Research in Management and
Social Science, 2021
2322 -0899
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STUDENT PARTICIPATION IN INTERCOLLEGIATE EVENTS
• Gandhi Jayanti and Lal Bahadur Shastri Jayanti - On the occasion of
Gandhi Jayanti, 2
nd
October, 2020, volunteers attended an online Bhajan
Sandhya session with the theme 'Gandhi Jayanti, Lal Bahadur Shastri
Jayanti and International Day of Non-Violence' organized by the
University of Mumbai.
• Webinar on 'Konshila Anavaran Samarambh'-Students attended a
webinar on Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar organized by the University of
Mumbai on 6
th
December, 2020.
• Webinar on 'Swami Vivekananda Birth Anniversary and Yuva Din
Programme' – On 9
th
January, 2021, volunteers attended a celebration
programme on 'Swami Vivekananda Jayanti' organized by the University
of Mumbai.
• Webinar on Organ Donation Awareness - Volunteers attended
an informative webinar on organ donation conducted by Shri.
Shrikant Apte organized by the University of Mumbai.
• Guest lecture on 'Swami Vivekananda's Value Based Leadership' –
NSS attended a guest lecture on Swami Vivekananda's Value Based
Books Published
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Microeconomics-I (Economics paper - I)
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033-7
Prashant Shelar
Microeconomics-II (Economics paper - II)
IDOL - Publications
978-93-
87235-82-3
Prashant Shelar
Macroeconomics-I (Economics paper - III)
IDOL - Publications
978-93-5077-
100-6
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Public Finance (Economics paper - IV)
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Software Testing and Quality Assurance
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90428-08-3
Sandeep Kamble
Offensive Security
Institute of Distance and Open
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Leadership jointly organised jointly by Balasaheb Thackeray Adhyasan
Kendra and the University of Mumbai.
• International Yoga Day of 2020 “Yoga for young minds”- The NSS
celebrated a 10 -day Yoga training programme. Our volunteers Mr. Kunal
Dhariwal and Ms. .Aadika Devade participated in a 10-day Yoga Intern
Training Programme on “Yoga for Young minds” organized jointly by the
University of Mumbai, the Hyderabad (Sind) National Collegiate Board,
HSNC University and Kaivylayadham
• Yoga Intern Training Programme on “Holistic approach to
Education” -Volunteers participated in an online yoga intern training
session organized jointly by University of Mumbai, the Hyderabad (Sind)
National Collegiate Board, HSNC University and Kaivalyadhana.
• Webinar on 'Substance Abuse During Lockdown' – The Pandemic has
limited physical activity and social interactions creating an increase in
stress which may lead some people to start using drugs or use them more
often or in greater amounts. To increase awareness about this,
volunteers attended a webinar on substance abuse during lockdown
organized by St. Andrews College in collaboration with Public Concern
for Governance Trust.
• 'World Mental Health Day'- NSS organized a webinar on the occasion
of World Mental Health Day by Mrs. Sheela Golechha, Counsellor and
Psychotherapist.
• “Prioritizing Nutrition among City Students, Khane ko Pehechano”-
Volunteers attended a webinar on 'Poshan Pakhwada' jointly organized
by the University of Mumbai and Mahatma Night Degree College of Arts
and Commerce.
• Importance of Skills - Entrepreneurship Programme towards better
livelihood- Volunteers participated in this webinar conducted by the
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University of Mumbai which aimed at imparting entrepreneurship skills
to students.
• Online Leadership Training Camp PRERANA 2020 - NSS volunteer
Ms. Aadika Devade was selected and completed the five-day online
leadership state level camp organized by Shivaji University, Kolhapur.
• “ Army as a Career – A personal experience”- NSS students
participated in a webinar conducted by Captain Sudeep Ghoshal (Ex-
Indian Army officer) organized by the University of Mumbai.
• 'Why Civil Service is a Dream Career?' - Volunteers attended a
webinar conducted by Mr. V.P. Raja organized by Public Concern for
Governance Trust in association with V.K. Krishna Menon College of
Commerce and S.S. Dighe College of Science.
• “Service to the Nation and Service to Self” - Volunteers attended a
webinar organized by the University of Mumbai to create awareness in
the students about the responsibility of an individual towards the nation.
• 'Imbibing Ethical Values for Joy and Success in Life' –Volunteers
attended a webinar jointly organized by SIES College of Arts, Science and
Commerce and University of Mumbai on importance of ethical values.
• Blood Donation Webinar - Volunteers attended a webinar on blood
donation organised jointly by the Ramnarain Ruia Autonomous College
and University of Mumbai.
• Integrity Pledge - NSS volunteers took an 'Integrity Pledge' initiated by
the University of Mumbai and Central Vigilance Commission.
• Webinar on 'Vigilance Awareness Week' – NSS volunteers attended a
webinar on Vigilance Awareness conducted by the University of Mumbai
• Webinar on 'Smruti Gandh’ – NSS volunteers attended a webinar on the
remembrance of Balasaheb Thackeray, organised by Balasaheb
Thackeray Study Centre and the University of Mumbai.
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• Webinar on 'New Aspects of Women in Leadership'- Volunteers
attended a webinar on 'New Aspects of Women in Leadership' organized
jointly by the Balasaheb Thackeray Adhyasan Kendra and the University
of Mumbai.
• Webinar on “Women in Leadership - Defence”. NSS volunteers
attended a webinar on “Women in Leadership - Defence” jointly
organized by the University of Mumbai and Rajiv Gandhi National
Institute of Youth Development.
• Online Ganesh Utsav Competition -NSS volunteers participated in the
online slogan-writing, poster-making and essay writing competition(s)
on Ganesh Utsav with a focus on environment protection organized by
the University of Mumbai.
• “E-Waste & Dry Waste Webinar” - Dry waste is dry materials that have
been contaminated with a hazardous chemical waste. Volunteers
attended a webinar on segregation of E-waste and Dry waste and
recycling of E-waste conducted by the University of Mumbai.
• “Disaster Preparedness”- Volunteers had attended a five-day disaster
preparedness series organized jointly by Nagindas Khandwala College of
Commerce, Arts and Management Studies in collaboration with
Aakansha Social Foundation and Rotary Club of Virar.
• Covid Vaccination and Plasma Donation Awareness Webinar -
Volunteers attended a webinar organized by Bhavan's College, Andheri
(West) conducted by Dr. Priyanka Maurya.
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• Following students from Valia College participated in the 53
rd
Inter-
collegiate Youth Festival organised by the University of Mumbai in the
year 2020-21:
Date of
Event
Name of the Participant
Class
25-03-2021
Storytelling
Ms. Prerna R Katare
TYBMM
23-03-2021
Elocution
Ms. Aarti P Kavandar
FYBMS
25-03-2021
Mono acting
Ms. Kirti Niwas
SYBAMMC
22-03-2021
Poster making
Ms. Diya Raut
SYBAF
20-03-2021
On the spot
painting
Ms. Fathima Mehrin
Umar
FYB.Com
Winners at Intercollegiate Competitions
Date
Name of the
participant
Class
Name of
the event
Organising
College
Position
24-02-2021
Ayush Gada
SYBMS
Top 5
Utkarsh : S.K.
Somaiya College
1st Place
Nitu Chaudhry
FYBCOM
Ashish Kapoor
TYBMS
24-02-2021
Prerna R.Katare
TYBMM
Short Film
Utkarsh : S.K.
Somaiya College
1st Place
Ayush Gada
SYBMS
Ashish Kapoor
TYBMS
Prerna R.Katare
TYBMM
24-02-2021
Muskan Shaikh
SYBCOM
Mehendi
Utkarsh : S.K.
Somaiya College
1st Place
13-02-2021
Ritika Patil
FYBCOM
Nail Art
Aura Ghanshyam
Das Jalan College
1st Place
13-02-2021
Almas Menon
FYBCOM
Mehendi
Aura :Ghanshyam
Das Jalan College
1st Place
13-02-2021
Ritika Patil
FYBCOM
Halloween
Makeup
Aura :Ghanshyam
Das Jalan College
1st Place
13-02-2021
Priyanka
Chorghe
SYBCOM
Solo Singing
Aura :Ghanshyam
Das Jalan College
1st Place
13-02-2021
Prerna R.Katare
TYBMM
Poetry
Aura :Ghanshyam
Das Jalan College
1st Place
24-02-2021
Valia College Adjudged as the Best College at Utkarsh:S.K. Somaiya College
13-02-2021
Valia College Adjudged as Best College Aura:Ghanshyam Das Jalan College
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LIBRARY REPORT
The College has a spacious well-lit, air-conditioned library with number of
facilities spanning over an area of 5000 sq.ft. The library is situated on the
fourth floor of the college building.
Library services are computerized. Complete catalogue of the library
holdings has been created by using MICM, Integrated Library Management
Software. Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC) is provided to the users.
Two separate computer terminals are provided one for counting footfalls in
the library and another for students for accessing availability of books in the
library. Students are using the OPAC extensively for searching the required
books and journal articles. On an average 600 books per day are circulated
to the readers from Home lending section, Reading Hall, and reference
section of the library. The students extensively use Library Reading Hall and
around 250 students are availing this facility. However in the year 2020-21
due to the pandemic students were not allowed to visit the college and
library.
The college has a very good collection of books including textbooks,
reference books, periodicals, and journals. The total number of books at
present is 20,000 and the college subscribes to 20 journals and newspapers.
The library is open from 9.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. on all working days. The
different subject sections are well-displayed, and every student is
encouraged to make the best use of the library and reading room. The library
is equipped with internet facility. The library has an internet leased line with
the speed of 10 MBPS. Cleanliness and maintenance of the library is always
given top priority.
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Following are the facilities provided in the library:
• Home Lending - The home lending counter is kept open between 9.30
am and 4.30 pm. on all working days. Students and faculties can
borrow books from this counter. Generally students and faculties are
issued two books at a time for a period of one week.
• References - The library staff help the readers in finding out their
queries. Readers are also provided with relevant documents in print
and electronic form.
• Reading Room - The reading room has a seating capacity of 300 with
separate arrangement for faculty and students.
• Special Sections for faculty members – separate cubicles are provided
for staff-members to utilise library facilities and for personalised
mentoring and counselling.
• Separate section for girl students - Library has a separate seating area
for girl students.
• Every year text books and reference books are purchased by taking
prior suggestions from faculty and students.
• Internet Facility - All the computers are internet enabled. The library
has 40 nodes with internet connectivity for any computer appliance
where students and faculties can browse internet and online
resources.
• E-Resources section - Library has separate e-resources section with
four computers and internet facility, where users can access
INFLIBNET’s N list, Shodhganga, Institutional Repository,
Shodhgangotri and use open access database DOAJ.
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• Photocopying facility – Students and faculty members can avail the
facility of photocopying in the library with the help of a multi-
functional printer capable of printing, scanning, and photocopying.
• Book Bank - For one academic year at a time, 60 sets of books to needy
students are given under the scheme of College Book bank and
University Book Bank for economically backward classes.
• Newspapers - College is also purchasing eleven daily newspapers for
faculty and students. These newspapers are kept in the Reading Hall
for students and in staff common room for faculty. However as of now
due to the pandemic since students are not physical visiting the library
we have purchased four daily newspapers.
• Suggestion box is available for students to make suggestions.
• Library is under CCTV surveillance
• Fire alarm and fire extinguishers are setup in the library.
• Annual Library Report is published in the college magazine Ira.
• Annual Book Display/Exhibitions are held on regular basis. However
the same was not held due to the pandemic in the year 2020-21.
• The library is fully automated and connected to server through LAN.
Library is using MICM Library Management software from 2010.This
integrated library management system keeps the records of all the
books as well as details of the transaction along with the use of bar
coding. LMS ensures high productivity because of minimal data entry
requirements, maximum possible integration of functions and
sophisticated search facilities. It offers features such as cataloguing,
book transaction, administration, cataloguing, OPAC and patron
records.
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DETAILS OF ILMS SOFTWARE IN LIBRARY
Name of ILMS software
MICM NET SOLUTIONS (P)LTD
Designed and developed by MICM Library
Management software, Mumbai
Nature of automation
Automated with various Modules through LAN (with thin
line )
Version
1.0.566 Registration No. 1841542755
Year of Automation
2010
E-resources and digital library:
Library has separate E-resources section with four computers and internet
facilities where user can access INFLIBNET’s N list, Shodhganga,
Institutional Repository, Shodhgangotri and also use open access database
DOAJ. In addition to subscribed e-resources such as INFLIB N-list and
authentic free, open source and public domain resources are also provided.
List providing the details of subscribed e-resources displayed in e-resourse
section of the library, labs and notice boards of all departments for the
awareness of students. Library has set up DSpace institutional repository
providing access to old question papers and other documents. Dedicated
systems are available in the library and computer centre to access resources.
Students are allowed to use personal laptops and mobiles also in the library
for academic purpose. Charging points are provided for uninterrupted
use. Separate computer terminals are provided one for counting foot fall in
the library and another for students for accessing availability of books in the
library.
Book Bank Scheme
Every year books are issued to 20 economically backward students each
from FYBCOM, SYBCOM and TYBCOM through proper applications from
students under the book bank scheme. Even in this adverse situation library
could manage to provide book bank service to the 18 economically backward
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students from the degree college of the commerce stream. In this adverse
situation of pandemic, students were not allowed to visit college and use the
library so study material of all subjects were provided to the students on the
Google classroom by all the faculty.
IN THE SERVICE OF SOCIETY
• Pulse Polio Rally & Training- NSS organized a rally for Pulse Polio
awareness following Covid-19 guidelines and a training session was
conducted by BMC ward officer at Lokhandwala health post-K/West
ward, Andheri.
• Pulse Polio Drive –Volunteers participated in the Pulse Polio
immunization campaign at Lokhandwala health post-K/West ward,
Andheri along with BMC officers.
• No Smoking Day- No Smoking Day is observed to encourage people to
quit smoking not just for the good, but for good. Students prepared a
short film and circulated-
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CMO4lhGgDr5/?utm_medium=copy_link
• Blood donation- Camps were organised in the college in collaboration
with Mahatma Gandhi Seva Mandir Blood Bank. Students performed a
street play and made a short film on blood donation awareness –
• Street Play on Blood Donation
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CLd0eorApML/?utm_medium=copy_link
• Short Film on Blood Donation Drive
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CLws6x2gMaj/?utm_medium=copy_link
• Daan Utsav- 45 food kits were distributed to the needy villagers at Urse
village, Vangaon, (adopted area), Dahanu as a part of Daan Utsav 2020.
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• Video on how to make eco-friendly Ganesha : Students prepared a
video on,”How to make eco-friendly Ganesha” -
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k
• “Bottles for Change” - Volunteers attended a webinar on 'Plastic
Recycling' in collaboration with Bisleri International Private Limited
conducted by Ms. Megha Dhuri. Bottles for Change aims to create
awareness among citizens about importance of plastic recycling. The
session ensured on channelizing all kinds of used clean plastic for
recycling to ensure the greener cleaner environment. The 'Bisleri
International Private Limited' Team recorded a video on plastic
collection drive in college.
• “Plastic Collection Drive” - Volunteers collected plastic from various
homes totaling 58 kgs in three days and handed over to the Bisleri
International Private Limited for recycling purpose. Volunteers urged
the people to reduce consumption of harmful plastic which is damaging
the environment. And to inculcate a positive behavioral change in terms
of reducing plastic waste from our daily use.
• “E-Waste Collection Drive”- E-waste, refers to all items of electrical and
electronic equipment (EEE) and its parts that have been discarded by its
owner as waste without the intent of re-use. Volunteers collected E-
Waste from homes and nearby vicinities and handed over to the BMC as
per directives from the University of Mumbai.
• “Online Paper Bag Making activity”- Volunteers learnt paper bag
making via zoom session and made paper bags at home.
• Training Programme for Volunteers to Combat Covid – 19 - To unite
the community in the fight against Covid -19, the NSS unit brought
together a training programme to motivate and mobilize volunteers to
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be ready to beat Covid- 19. Volunteers attended the Training Programme
to combat Covid – 19 and for creating awareness among students This
was organized by the University of Mumbai.
• Pledge on Covid-19 – The student volunteers urged all the students to
wear mask, frequently use hand wash, to maintain distance and avoid
public gathering. Also urged the students to unite in the fight against
Covid -19, through collective determination and discipline. Volunteers
took an online pledge to combat Covid-19.
• Online Cotton mask making activity – As masks became the new
normal volunteers learnt how to make cotton masks via zoom session
and made cotton masks at home and prepared a video on the same.
• Vaccination centre in collaboration with M.C.G.M -The college along
with Aditi Puri Charitable Trust setup a MCGM covid vaccination centre
in the Smt. Jyotsna Harshad Valia Conference Hall from 5
th
June,2021
which provided free vaccines to the community.
• Videos on Covid: Students prepared and circulated three videos on
covid:
Tribute to Covid-19 Warriors
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CHurVusAQo5/?utm_medium=copy_li
nk
Cotton Mask Making
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CHztTrlARdP/?utm_medium=copy_link
Covid-19 Awareness
https://www.instagram.com/p/CHuydK7A2so/?utm_medium=copy_link
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INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL: DRIVING QUALITY
Internal Quality Assurance Cell,(IQAC) is a mechanism to build and ensure
a quality culture at the institutional level. The IQAC is meant for planning,
guiding and monitoring Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Enhancement
(QE) activities in the college. The IQAC may channelize and systematize the
efforts and measures of an institution towards academic excellence. The
IQAC is a driving force for ushering in quality by working out intervention
strategies to remove deficiencies and enhance quality.
Composition Of IQAC
Chairperson of IQAC, Principal: Dr. (Mrs.) Shobha A. Menon
Teachers Representative - Mr. Arvind A Panchal
Teachers Representative - Ms. Rajlaxmi Nayak
Teachers Representative - Ms. Ankita Das
Teachers Representative - Ms. Aarti Patkar
Teachers Representative - Ms. Shipra Singh
Teachers Representative - Ms. Aksha Memon
Member from Management - Mr. Ajit Balan
Senior Administrative Officer - Ms. Sanyukta Vaidya
Senior Administrative Officer - Mr. Sadanand Sawant
Local Society Representative - Ms. Anisha Anil Desai
Students Representative - Ms. Farhat Sayyed
Students Representative - Ms. Mohita Nerurkar
Alumni Representative - Ms. Daksha Desai
Employers Nominee - Mr. Nilesh Mehta
Industrialists Nominee - Ms. Disha Pandya
Stakeholders Nominee - Ms. Anita A. Nerurkar
IQAC Coordinator - Dr. Bageshree P. Bangera Bandekar
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QUALITY INITIATIVES
• Conducting Online Lectures on Zoom platform- Prof. Ms.
Dimpeshree Rajgor conducted a session that addressed the various
aspects and issues that may arise in online lectures especially while
conducting it on Zoom platform.
• Investor Awareness Programme (IAP)- Mr. Neelratna Chowbal
from Aditya Birla Sun Life Asset Management Company conducted this
session to empower our staff in making informed investment
decisions and educate them on the role of mutual funds in the overall
portfolio of investments.
• Competitions and Conference on Suicide Prevention in
association with Sister Living Works- IQAC in association with NGO
Sister Living Works co-hosted the 6th Annual Conference on Suicide
Prevention and the virtual Art for Change Competitions for Students
on the theme Suicide Prevention. The conference had eminent
speakers including famous psychiatrists Dr. Harish Shetty and Dr.
Anjali Chabbria. A number of events such as essay writing, slogan
competition and poster making competition were held as a part of this
activity.
• Dant, Disha and Dasha- Webinar for Teaching and Administrative
staff was conducted by Shri. Mayank Solanki, Motivational Speaker
and Founder Chairperson of Val-Ed Initiatives. The session imparted
valuable insights and inspiration to the participants in having a
positive approach towards life.
• Faculty Development Programme on Assessment of Online
Learning- Dr. Rukaiya Joshi’s interactive FDP for our college teachers
was very insightful and helped faculty members to be more innovative
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and introduce and experiment with new pedagogies in online teaching
for better outcomes.
• An Intercollegiate Webinar on The 7 habits of highly effective
readers - Amrut Deshmukh known as the Booklet Guy in India, who is
on a mission ‘Make India Read’ conducted this session for students to
cultivate reading habits among the youth.
• An Intercollegiate workshop on Peer Team Visit (PTV)
Management Process- The IQAC and IQAC Cluster India jointly
organised an intercollegiate workshop for Principals, IQAC
Coordinators and administrative staff. The workshop had two
sessions, the first session by Dr. Namita Rajput, former Principal Sri
Aurobindo College was on ‘Verification of Qualitative Metrics’. The
second session was conducted by Dr. Bhalchandra Bhole, founder
member of IQAC Cluster, on ‘Interactions during Peer Team Visit’
• 2 Days National Webinar on ‘Online Resources and Academic
Integrity’-Dr. Santosh Hulagabali, University Librarian, Central
University of Haryana conducted sessions two sessions on ‘Effective
use of Open Access Resources : Tools and Techniques’ and Strategic
Approach to avoid Plagiarism : Rights and Responsibilities.
• Webinar on ‘Stress Management and Positive Health’- A session
conducted for administrative staff to help them effectively face the
pandemic stress and pressures - by resource person, Dr. Dayanand
Tiwari, Heart care and Mind body Medicine Expert.
• 2 Days workshop –‘Excelling with Excel for Smart Results’- A
workshop aimed at training administrative staff to use Excel Functions
effectively for data handling and processing, was conducted by our
faculty member Prof. Ms. Manjiri Rajadhyaksha..
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• Webinar on ‘Coping with the Pandemic Stress and Healing with
Meditation’- Dr. Dayanand Tiwari, Heart care and Mind body
Medicine Expert conducted a session on managing stress and healing
with meditation for administrative staff.
• Online - National workshops on NTA UGC NET / SET / JRF Exams
2021 Paper 1 and 2 - IQAC in association with Ascendance Academy
conducted two Online National level, Intercollegiate workshops on
NTA UGC / NET / SET / JRF EXAMS for Papers 1 and 2 (Commerce and
Management).
• 10 Days National Online Crash Course Program for UGC NET / SET
/ JRF Exams 2021- Paper 1 - IQAC in association with Ascendance
Academy conducted an Online National level, Intercollegiate 10 Days
Crash Course on NTA UGC / NET / SET / JRF EXAMS (Paper 1).
FEEDBACK MECHANISMS:
Quality improvement is a continuous process at Valia college and feedback
from our stakeholders is an integral part of it. The college collects feedback
at several levels
• Feedback on syllabus is collected from alumni, parents, employers and
current students.
• Feedback of facilities provided by the college and the overall
experience of the college from the batch of students passing out every
year.
• Feedback about faculty from students.
• Feedback on our Best Practices from students.
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COLLABORATIONS:
Linkages and collaborations with external agencies is an integral part of
quality enhancement. The college has the following collaborations
• Indian Development Foundation-The students work closely with
Indian Development Foundation for various activities of community
outreach.
• Antarang -The college has been in a collaboration with Antarang for a
Career ready soft skills training for enhancing employability of our
students since the last three years and the program has been
extremely successful.
• Quick Heal Foundation-This foundation trains our students to become
cybersecurity trainers who them impart this knowledge to school
students. The college students who become trainers also get a stipend
from Quick Heal Foundation.
• Jeevitam- The college had collaborated with this Tech Enabled
Livelihood Platform and students seeking employment can register on
their portal and get access to various placement opportunities.
• Technoserve-The college has a collaboration with Technoserve as part
of their Campus to corporate program and get training in core
employability skills as well as placement.
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THE ROAD AHEAD
The college endeavors to achieve continuous quality enhancement and
some of the future plans for the year 2021-22 are:
• Undertake energy audit, environment audit and green audit and
implement the recommendations.
• Set up systems for alternate forms of energy (Solar energy),
rainwater harvesting and waste management.
• Purchase software for result processing so as to gradually phaseout
the current system of outsourcing this work.
• Augment ICT infrastructure in the college.
• Renovation of IQAC room and provision for a new staff room for
self-financed section.
• Set up a fire alarm system in the college.
• Organize Seminars/Workshops for students to enhance all round
development
• Increase student enrolment in Certified Skill Development
Programmes leading to employment.
• Arrange training programs/guidance lectures for students
appearing for competitive exams
• Undergo Academic and Administrative Audit for quality
enhancement.
• Enhance Alumni engagement in the college by registering the
Alumni Association.
• Encourage faculty to attend various Faculty Development
Programs.
• Encourage faculty to pursue doctoral studies.
• Organise training programs for faculty on Outcome Based
Education
• Improve the online admission process and have provision of online
payments.
• Increase community connect through service to people in the
surrounding locality.
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SOME GLIMPSES OF 2020-21
CULTURAL ACHIEVEMENTS
NSS ACTIVITIES
ONLINE GUEST LECTURES
