Public Committee's
Admission Committee | Chairman | Dr. A. K. Walunj |
| Coordinator | Dr. Roopa Shah | |
| Mrs.Rasika Patil | ||
| Dr. Anuradha Ghodke | ||
| Mr.Suklal Kumbhar | ||
| Mrs.Supriya Gaikwad | ||
| Mr. Prakash Nachnani | ||
| Mr. Shivaji Rajmane | ||
| Mrs.Jayashree Kamble | ||
| Mrs.Snehal Mohite | ||
| Mrs.Kanan Padte | ||
| Miss Mokshada Yadav |
College admissions is all about finding a knowledge depository that fits you. As an applicant, you are looking for an environment where you can thrive academically and personally, and it is the job of an admission in charge to identify students who will make great additions to a unique campus community.Grades and test scores are important factors in college admission, but admission leaders are also looking for curious and engaged candidates who will round out a diverse first-year class.The extracurricular activities and the Commitment to a sport, hobby, religious organization, or job over three years of high school is key. Colleges would much rather see you excited about a few worthwhile endeavors than marginally involved with a fruitful club.Conversations with your college counselor about what’s important to you in terms of academics, campus culture, and financial aid will help guide your overall college search.The key components of the college application are your transcript, score reports, letters of recommendation, and application essay. Colleges will also ask you to list your extracurricular activities
To disseminate clearly the admission procedure
To provide guidance and familiarize prospective students with the University.
To create a brand value with awareness of the institute.
To provide the best counselling to students and parents in admissions.
To guide the students and parents in making effective decisions.
To enhance the procedure with right technology of people and place.
- New Objetive
- Discussion of online admissions and offline.
- Block G2 and G8 – Admission Duties
- Tally the online and offline admissions.
- Telegram channel updates to students and teachers
Chairman | Dr. Anamika Ghosh |
| Mrs.Snehal Varhadi | |
| Mrs.Amola Jeure | |
| Mrs.Snehal Mohite |
Academic calendar is planned as per the SPPU schedule which includes exam schedules, schedules of all the co and extracurricular activities
To prepare Academic Calendar for Next Year
- Preparation of the academic calendar for the next academic year begins in April & finalized it first week of May.
- A comprehensive academic calendar is prepared by Principal, Vice-Principal, Heads of various departments and Chairman of various committees.
- A comprehensive academic calendar is prepared by Principal, Vice-Principal, Heads of various departments and Chairman of various committees.
- Every month of last week we will send mail to committee for the next activity as per academic calendar and also take follow-up.
An alumni committee is an association of graduates or, more broadly, of former students (alumni).
The alumni committee creates and keeps alumni interest in their Education guild and develops interest to contribute to their Alma matter. Alumni Meeting, a networking event conceived to exchange experiences and to share ideas with current students, faculties and staff.
This committee provides a variety of benefits and services that help alumni maintain connections to their educational institution and fellow graduates.
Alumni meet is an event celebrated in every institute to give your alumni an opportunity to renew bonds with past classmates and cherish their relationship with faculties and staff members.
To encourage the Alumni to take an active and abiding interest in the work and progress of the Institute so as to contribute towards enhancement of the social utility of their Alma Mater.
To construct an Alumni house to provide a common place for meetings of the members of the committee.
To promote family relations among all members of the committee and the College staff both existing & Retired.
To promote and encourage the members to take active interest in the objectives and progress of the Alumni.
To generate a Brain Bank of the professionals from amongst its members and provide services for the benefit of the Alumni and the society in general.
Any other objectives in the interest of society as decided from time to time by the Executive Committee and General Body.
To provide financial assistance and scholarships to the needy and the deserving students.
To extend the help to the students of College for placement and industrial training.
To act as a bridge between college and the industries for interaction on new developments in different disciplines of engineering.
To organize programs on personality development, interview technique and leadership development, education in health science, yoga, literature, sports etc.
| Chairman | Mrs.Charushila Patil |
| Mrs. Tripti Mahabare | |
| Mrs.Anita Vishwakarma | |
| Mrs.Rupali Mote | |
| Mrs.Jyoti Pandhare | |
| Mrs.Nikita Bhamare | |
| Mrs.Ankitha Pai | |
| Mrs.Amola Jeure | |
| Mrs.Prajakta Yeole | |
| Mr.Saurabh Chavan |
- Alumni Meet : Arrange the Alumni meet every year in the month of December or January.
- Knowledge Bank : To provide a platform for meeting and exchange of ideas among the alumni, present student, faculty members and other members of the college(Knowledge Impart Program)
- Workshop :To arrange workshop based on current needs(based on any current technology) of the company with the help of alumni students. Send Invitations of National and State level conferences, seminars.
- Alumni Induction Day: Inducting Final year students as Alumnus every year.
- Updating the database: A letter and a form should be mailed (or a message sent) to all alumni, introducing them to the leader, requesting them to update their contact information, and inquiring if there are any interested volunteers for the committee.
| Chairman | Dr. A. K. Walunj |
| Coordinator | Mrs. Padmavati Patil |
| Mr. Suklal Kumbhar | |
| Mrs. Rashmi Pimparkar | |
| Mrs. Komal Admane | |
| Mrs. Kanchan Patil |
These regulations shall be called the “UGC Regulations on Curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009”.
They shall come into force from the date of their publication in the Official Gazette.
They shall apply to all the institutions coming within the definition of an University under sub-section (f) of section (2) of the University Grants Commission Act, 1956, and to all institutions deemed to be a university under Section 3 of the University Grants Commission Act, 1956, to all other higher educational institutions, or elements of such universities or institutions, including its departments, constituent units and all the premises, whether being academic, residential, playgrounds, canteen, or other such premises of such universities, deemed universities and higher educational institutions, whether located within the campus or outside, and to all means of transportation of students, whether public or private, accessed by students for the pursuit of studies in such universities, deemed universities and higher educational institutions.
Anti-Ragging Committee deals with issues relating to Ragging Cases.
The committee is formed to prevent Ragging and other related problems of students.
PCCCS has a zero-tolerance policy towards Ragging issues and is proactively committed to providing a safe conducive work and academic environment to students & employees
We at PCCCS are extremely alert to matters pertaining to any kind of harassment & gender sensitivity.
Any student or staff aggrieved in this matter may fearlessly approach the ICC against sexual harassment.
To prohibit any conduct by any student or students whether by words spoken or written or by an act which has the effect of teasing, treating or handling with rudeness a fresher or any other student, or indulging in rowdy or indisciplined activities by any student or students which causes or is likely to cause annoyance, hardship or psychological harm or to raise fear or apprehension thereof in any fresher or any other student or asking any student to do any act which such student will not in the ordinary course do and which has the effect of causing or generating a sense of shame, or torment or embarrassment so as to adversely affect the physique or psyche of such fresher or any other student, with or without an intent to derive a sadistic pleasure or showing off power, authority or superiority by a student over any fresher or any other student; and thereby, to eliminate ragging in all its forms from universities, deemed universities and other higher educational institutions in the country by prohibiting it under these Regulations, preventing its occurrence and punishing those who indulge in ragging as provided for in these Regulations and the appropriate law in force.
Any Aggrieved student can file the Complaint to the Anti-Ragging committee.
Any aggrieved student can file complaint in writing to the Principal or online form displayed on the college website, also to the Anti-Ragging Committee, within a period 3 months from the date of incident.
If the victim is unable to lodge a complaint in writing, the Anti-Ragging Committee will provide all possible assistance to the victim for lodging the complaint in writing.
UGC REGULATION ON CURBING THE MENACE OF RAGGING IN HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, 2009
| Chairman | Dr. A. K. Walunj |
| Coordinator | Dr. Anuradha Ghodke |
| Dr. Aparna Joshi | |
| Dr. Seema Patil | |
| Mr. Prakash Nachnani | |
| Mrs.Swapnal Nagwade | |
| Mrs.Ujwala Falak | |
| Mrs.Komal Bhaware | |
| Mrs. Rachita Patil | |
| Mrs. Pallavi Patil | |
| Miss Kanchan Patil |
Anti-Sexual Harassment Committee deals with issues relating to sexual harassment. The committee is formed to prevent sexual assault and other related problems of students. PCCCS has a zero-tolerance policy towards sexual harassment and is proactively committed to providing a safe conducive work and academic environment to students & employees. We at PCCCS are extremely alert to matters pertaining to any kind of harassment & gender sensitivity. Any student or staff aggrieved in this matter may fearlessly approach the ICC against sexual harassment.
What is Sexual Harassment?
An act of sexual harassment includes any one or more of the unwelcome acts or behaviour,
whether directly or by implication:
i. Physical contact and advances; or
ii. A demand or request for sexual favours; or
iii. Making sexual colored remarks; or
iv. Showing pornography; or
v. Any unwelcome physical, verbal or non-verbal conduct of sexual nature.
The following circumstances, among other circumstances, if it occur or are present in relation to or connected with any act or behavior of sexual harassment, May also amount to sexual harassment;
i. Implied or explicit promise of preferential treatment in her employment; or
ii. Implied or explicit threat of detrimental treatment in her employment; or
iii. Implied or explicit threat about her present or future employment status; or
iv. Interference with her work or creating and intimidating or offensive or hostile
work environment for her; or
v. Humiliating treatment likely to affect her health or safety.
To provide a neutral, confidential and supportive environment for members of the campus community who may have been sexually harassed.
To advise complaints of means of resolution as specified by the legislation.
To ensure fair and timely resolution of sexual harassment complaints.
To provide counseling and support services on campus.
To ensure that students, faculty and staff are provided with current and comprehensive materials on sexual harassment.
To promote awareness about sexual harassment through educational initiatives that encourages and fosters a respectful and safe campus environment.
Arranging Awareness Workshops and Guest Lectures:
For faculty members, non-teaching staff, and students with an aim to develop a non-threatening and non-intimidating atmosphere of mutual learning.
Counselling
Confidential counseling service is an important service as sexual harassment cases are rarely reported and are a sensitive issue. Counselling provides a safe space to speak about the incident and how it has affected the aggrieved woman.
ICC Composition
Sr. No. | Name | Designation | Post |
| 1 | Dr. Babasaheb Sangale | Principal | Chairman |
| 2 | Dr.Kshitija Gandhi | Vice-Principal | Presiding Officer |
| 3 | Dr. Anuradha Ghodke | Teaching Staff | Coordinator |
| 4 | Adv. Prakash Nachani | Teaching Staff | Member |
| 5 | Mrs Preeti Sathe | Advocate | External Member (For Legal Assistance ) |
| 6 | Miss Ridhi Patel | Student | Member (If the matter involves students) |
Policy and Procedure for Prevention of Sexual Harassment
The Internal Complaint Committee (ICC) of Pratibha College of Commerce and Computer Studies was constituted. According to ‘The Sexual Harassment at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013’ the sensitive issues of sexual harassment are thoroughly scrutinized. Along with this Act, the ICC seeks to adhere to the spirit of Vishakha guidelines in order to address the issue of sexual harassment at the workplace for ensuring gender equality. The ICC aims to look into the complaints of sexual harassment in the establishment and also to create awareness about the issue. The Act has outlined the constitution of the ICC for looking into the complaints and forming an inquiry team to handle the same in a time-bound manner.
ICC works as a complaint redressal mechanism for the staff and students. Its mandates are:
To provide a neutral, confidential and supportive environment for members of the college campus who may have been sexually harassed.
To advise complaints of means of resolution as specified by the legislation.
To ensure fair and timely resolution of sexual harassment complaints.
To provide counselling and support services on campus.
Written apology
Bond of good behavior
Adverse remarks in the confidential report
Debarring
Any student, service provider, teaching, non-teaching staff may lodge a complaint against a student, service provider, teaching, non-teaching staff.
Any aggrieved woman can file complaint in writing to the Principal or online form for Student/online form for Staff displayed on the college website, also to the ICC, within a period 3 months from the date of incident (sexual harassment at work place).
If the victim is unable to lodge a complaint in writing, the ICC will provide all possible assistance to the victim for lodging the complaint in writing.
For any Complaints, Queries & Assistance Contact
Asst.Prof. Padmavati Patil
ICC Coordinator Commerce Department Staff Room, Contact No- 9482175734
The college has given complete freedom to the students, teaching, and non-teaching to approach the committee
Once complaint is received, the meeting of ICC is called to discuss the matter.
Notice is sent to the respondent.
The opportunity is given to the respondent to express his side
The ICC takes a decision & considers both sides and passes the resolution.
Complaint to be discussed and resolved within a period of three months.
The same matter is to be documented.
The college has given complete freedom to the students, teaching, and non-teaching to approach the committee
Once complaint is received, the meeting of ICC is called to discuss the matter.
Notice is sent to the respondent.
The opportunity is given to the respondent to express his side
The ICC takes a decision & considers both sides and passes the resolution.
Complaint to be discussed and resolved within a period of three months.
The same matter is to be documented.
- Report for Cyber Harassment
- Report of Prava Anandi Natesambandhacha
- Report of Social Media Addiction Abuse and Harassment
- Report of Poster Presentation Competitioon
- Report Kali Khultana
- Annual Repot for Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan
- Annual Report for ICC
- 2022-23 Workshop on Gender Sanstization
- 2022-23 Guest Lecture on Youth and HIV
- 2022-23 Power Point Presentation Competition
- 2022-23 Guest Lecture Gender Sanstization
- 2022-23 Guest Lecture on Anti- Sexual Policy
- ANNUAL REPORT 2024-25
Kindly refer to the Act 2013, sections 16 and 17, for information about complaints click here.
| Chairman | Mrs.Amola Jeure |
| Mrs.Gouri Kadadi | |
| Miss.Aparajita Kadvekar | |
| Mrs.Varsha Bhosale | |
| Mrs. Madhuri Choudhari | |
| Miss. Mokshada Yadav | |
| Mr. Rahul Rathod |
In this committee we take attendance of each class of each stream for every month.So record of attendance of students is maintained. For every month consolidated attendance is prepared for college and forwarded to Principal Sir. Students having less presenty called by class teacher also same thing is co-ordinated with their parents.
To get actual attendance of students.
To increase attendance of students.
- Consolidated attendance of students is prepared for Open day and provided to course co-ordinator.
| Chairman | Dr. A. K. Walunj |
| Coordinator | Mrs.Ragini Chavan |
| Mrs.Varsha Thakare | |
| Mr.Machindra Kirtane | |
| Miss.Priti Jagtap | |
| Mrs.Padmavati Patil | |
| Mrs.Preeti Karajkhede | |
Mrs. Pallavi Patil (Suryawanshi) |
The University had established the Board of Extra- Mural Studies in the year 1949 for adult education, extension, enlightenment through reaching to outreach people.The purpose of the Board of Extra-Mural Studies is to bring the University to the people by using the facilities and resources of the University for the Education of the adult population and the youth for their economic, social and cultural development. From the beginning BEMS organizes the Lecture Series for People, Extension Education,Need Based Programmes, Summer Schools, Empowerment of Women, and other courses for adult learners through its selected centers. It endeavors to do this in consultation with the appropriate departments, agencies, academic faculties and private educational institutions, public library etc. BEMS aims to encourage, assist and co-ordinate the efforts of the academic departments, colleges, private educational institutes in all forms of university extension.
In Our college as per the guidelines of BEMS department of university, all lecture series, workshops ,need based programs has organized to make students aware about the various life skills, social values apart from their academic curriculum.
The primary objective of the committee is to interact with the students regarding various social values in addition to curriculum. On this context our BEMS organizes educational programmes such as Dr. Babasaheb Jayakar lecture series, Yashawantrao Chavan lecture series, Sant Gadage Baba Jeshtha Nagarik lecture series, Jeshtha Nagarik Sheeebir, Bahishal Shibeer, need based programs, seminars, symposiums, workshops, essay writing competitions for non-teaching staff, essay writing competitions for senior citizens, general public as well as for students as per the guidelines of Savitribai Phule Pune University,Pune
The activities of BEMS department are organized according to the guidelines of BEMS, SPPU.Meeting for the guidelines is undertaken by BEMS, SPPU in the month of August/ Sept of every academic year.
Under BEMS, college can organize Lecture Series, Workshops, Need Based Programmes, Seminars as follows:Babasaheb Jaykar Lecture Series
Yashawantrao Chavan Lecture Series
Sant Gadage Baba Jeshtha Nagarik Lecture Series
Need Based Programme
DnyanVidyanVachanChalwal Lecture Series
One Day Workshop
The above lecture series are organized in the months of Nov, Dec, Jan and Feb of every academic year as per the instructions of BEMS (Bahishal)Department, SPPU and our College authorities.The activities are funded by SPPU after submission of financial records of activities.
| Coordinator | Mrs.Rupali Kothawade |
| Mrs.Jyoti Ingle | |
| Mrs.Nilambari Kale | |
| Mrs.Charushila Patil | |
| Mrs.Rupali Mote | |
| Mrs. Sanjay Mathpati | |
| All Computer Sc.staff |
Computer Science Association (CSA) is a student club initiated by Computer Science department of Pratibha College of Commerce & Computer Studies. Our motto “LEARN BEYOND ACADEMICS” is driving students to actively participate and learn new things, to build self-confidence. We conduct events that help students to learn critical, analytical thinking and new technologies.
To provide a platform to show case their competence by knowledge sharing and innovative thinking.
To organize numerous events to inculcate teamwork and technical ability, analytical and critical thinking in students to be equipped for the future.
To facilitate students’ contented environment to build professional, leadership and moral obligation for the society.
| Chairman | Mr. Prakash Nachnani |
| Mrs.Navya Dandwani | |
| All Commerce staff |
Commerce Association provides a platform for the students to exhibit their talents invarious commerce-oriented events and will also help them to enhance their analytical and decision-making skills. The events which we offer will extend a platform to grasp teamwork, critical thinking, and creative learning and to build self-confidence.
To imbibe practical exposure to the Theoretical aspect of the Course Curriculum.
To bring connectivity between Academia and Practical learning with a focus on overall personality development of the students through the execution of number competitions.
To revitalize the students by incorporating fun activities and inculcate management skills.
Brief Description of activities or task (as on 31 December 2023)
- On 06 Februvary 2024, the Moot Court Competition was organized at 3:00 pm in PIBM Auditorium on the theme of ‘Indian Contract Act 1872’ with the judges as Dr Harshita Vanchhani and Prof. Suvrana Gotake. Number of students participated were 16 (TY B.com, TY BA and FY. Bcom).The competition was organized to foster critical thinking, teamwork, and problem solving while building confidence and valuable networks with legal professionals.
- On 06 Februvary 2024, Brand it Competition was organized at B-5 from 11:30 to1:30 pm. Over all 67 students participated in the competition of which 59 students were from PCCCS and 08 participants were from other colleges. The Judges for the competition Mrs. Hemlata Chavan and Mrs. Trupti Mahabare (senior professors from PCCCS). The competition was organized to sharpen the knowledge of the students and lo know about the Indian Brands in the market.
- On 06 Februvary 2024, Mr and Ms Vanijyam Intercollegiate Competition was organized with an aim to encourage the students to showcase their skills and practicaJ th.in.king in front of public .and.cultivate.confidence. Competition was held in Auditorium at 12:00 pm. Judges for the competition Dr.Kshitija Gandhi and Dr Roopa Shah. Over all 30 students participated in the competition and their views on topics was seen.
- Inter-Collegiate Vlog competition is organized on Tuesday, the 06 February 2024, at 10:30am in the PCCCS Building – F7 Classroom with the motive to create awareness about commercial places through creative videos. This Intercollegiate competition received fabulous participation from 28 participants of PCCCS (TYB.Com, TY BA, FY B.Com, FY BBA, FY BBA.IB, FYBBA.CA). Judges of the competition Prof Nilambari Kale (Computer Science department) and Prof Ashlesha Deole (Computer Application depanmem).
| Convener | Mr. Rohit D. Akolkar |
Members | Mrs. Navya Dandwani |
| Mrs. Ankitha Pai | |
| Mrs. Kanan Padte | |
| Mrs. Snehal Varhadi | |
| Mrs. Supriya Gaikwad | |
| Mrs. Poonam Karale | |
| Mr. Amol Shinde | |
| Mr. Macchindra Kirtane | |
| Miss. Priti Jagtap | |
| Miss. Aparajita Kadvekar | |
| Mr. Sourabh Dhaware | |
| Miss. Siyalee Barde |
The important role of the cultural committee of the college is to provide a platform to the students through conducting various cultural activities and through that to bring a change and overall development of the students. In Pratibha college, the cultural committee works to introduce students to our culture and also to different art forms to showcase their talent and create an interdisciplinary approach through it.
- To provide a platform giving students a path to explore their talents and showcase their creativity.
- To encourage students to take part in different cultural activities.
- To promote a sense of community among students.
- To celebrate the cultural diversity of the country.
- To give students the opportunity to collaborate and manage events.
- To encourage students to participate in events and activities to win awards and prizes.
- To commemorate the birth and death anniversaries of builders of modern society.
- The cultural committee organizes various activities like debate competition, elocution competition , rangoli competition etc.
| Chairman | Mr.Chandrakant Sonawane |
| Dr. Anuradha Ghodke | |
| Dr. Nisha Chaudhari | |
| Mrs.Madhura Wagh | |
| Mrs.Swapnal Nagwade | |
| Mrs. Priti Karajkhede | |
| Mrs. Prajakta Yeole |
Deep Pratibha, a College Magazine, reflects the activities of our college organized throughout the year. It is a perfect medium for our students and faculty members to express their opinions, portray their writing skills (creative writing) humour, poems and articles in our magazine. It is a platform to motivate and encourage students and our renowned faculty members for their active participation in Workshops, Conferences, Seminars and Orientation programme, Research Competition (Avishkar), Inter-Collegiate competitions and so on.
To enhance the creativity of our students through writing skills.
To be precise on the rules and regulations of SPPU.
To inculcate student’s perspective and aspirations.
To provide an ambience that makes our students ethically strong and professionally competent and, thereby, contributing to a healthy and prosperous society.
- The basic activity of the committee goes with the scrutiny of all the Articles. Also, the activity organized is in the form of Essay writing test, Sketches, Know Your Economy Test. There are also some interesting features and tests to be organized in the following academic year.
| Chairman | Dr. Preeti Kolhe |
| Mrs .Navya Dandwani | |
| Dr. Anuradha Ghodke | |
| Dr. Nisha Chaudhari | |
| Mr.Tulshiram Kamble | |
| Mrs.Komal Bhaware | |
| Mrs.Shagunthala Devi | |
| Miss Dhanashree Khese |
The purpose of the Committee is: “To protect the natural and physical environment and aware the students about the sustainable and balanced environmental approaches in order to secure future generations of the college campus”.
The committee aims to work in collaboration with other institutions working towards environmental awareness programs and conduct symposia and workshops to keep students updated with new researches and approaches towards keeping our environment in good health.
To conduct more specific long visits to outstation for experience based environmental projects giving tremendous and lasting effect on students.
Motivate students to imbibe habits and life style for minimum waste generation, source separation of waste and disposing the waste to the nearest storage point.
Reducing in-door pollution of the campus by planting best indoor plants, at least 5plants/per student to compensate the concentration of indoor pollutants as well as of carbon-dioxide.
To conduct guest lectures on advanced environmental sustainable topics improving student’s knowledge and to increase inter departmental collaboration from different college.
“No –Vehicle Day” celebration on 12th January 2019, a step towards spreading awareness for the current environmental issues.
Extension Activity “Cleanliness & Pollution Awareness Campaign with Gurukul: Balashram)” on 23rd October 2018.
A guest lecture was organized on 18th August, 2018 on the topic “Current Environmental Issues and Its Sustainable Approaches” and the lecture delivered by Prof. Amir Mulla, Department of Environmental Sciences, Fergusson College, Pune.
An Industrial Visit to Amul Factory and ICAR-Onion and Garlic Research Institute, located at Rajgurunagar on 3rd February 2018.
A guest lecture was organized on 3rd October, 2017 on the topic “Potential of fungi in Environmental Security” and the lecture delivered by Dr. Rohit Sharma, Scientist, NFCCI,Pashan, Pune.
A Tree- Plantation programme was organized by Environmental Awareness Committee on 9th August, 2017.
Pollution Awareness and Road Safety Campaign was organized on 23rd August 2017 on various PCMC squares. It was a non-violent activity.
- Dr.A.K.Walunj(Chairman)
- Mrs.Madhuri Gandhi(Incharge)
- Mrs.Pallavi Patil(Member)
- Mrs.Mayura Sawant(Member)
- Mrs.Kanchan Patil(Member)
The “Equal Opportunity Cell” (समान संधी केंद्र) is established in PCCCS in the year 2023-24 in accordance with guidelines issued by the Savitribai Phule Pune University(SPPU). Its purpose is to assist and counsel students belongs to marginalized sections including Scheduled Caste(SC), Scheduled Tribes(ST),other Backward Communities,minority communities etc.
Objectives of EOC :
- To ensure that the policies and programs for above groups are carried out effectively.
- To offer guidance and support on academic, financial, social, and other issues.
- To promote diversity on campus.
Functions of EOC :
- Ensure fairness and equal opportunities for the community and promote social inclusion.
- Increase diversity among students, faculty and staff while eliminating discrimination.
- Foster a friendly environment for academic interaction and positive relationships among students from diverse backgrounds.
- Educate the academic community about the issues of social exclusion and the aspirations of marginalized communities.
- Share information about welfare schemes and government notifications for the socially weaker section.
- Hold regular meetings to monitor the progress of different program.
Activities of EOC:
The activities of Equal Opportunity Cell has organized according to the guidelines of SPPU.
Arranging Guest Lectures to inform different government and non-government scholarship schemes to student.
Following Activities are taken till date:
1. Guest Lecture
Equal Opportunity Cell has organized Online Guest Lecture on “Scholarship Schemes” on 2nd November 2023. Government and non-government scholarship schemes has been informed. In this session Mrs.Bhavana Gotmate focused on scholarships for SC/ST category and open category also. She has also explained whole document procedure.
| Chairman | Dr. A. K. Walunj |
| Chief Examination Officer | Mr.Hanumanta Koli |
| Dr. Jayashree Muley | |
| Dr. Anamika Ghosh | |
| Dr. Rajeshree Nanaware | |
| Dr. Kshitija Gandhi | |
| Mrs.Hemalata Chavan | |
| Mrs.Suvarna Gogate | |
| Dr. Harshita Vachhani | |
| Dr. Shruti Ganpule | |
| Mrs.Neeta Ukirde | |
| Mrs.Dipali Mahajan | |
| Dr. Roopa Shah |
Main duty of examination committee is to conduct internal and university examination of all classes.
To ensure appropriate organization of various internal and university examinations.
Allotment of Exam Duties.
To conduct Central Assessment Program (C.A.P.) for first year of all U.G. courses.
To arrange Convocation Program for Graduation degree.
Conducting periodic examination related meetings.
Convocation Program:
Date: 2nd Feb 2019, 2:30 P.M.
Guest of Honor: Adv.S.K.Jain ShikshanPrasarakMandal,Pune
| Chairman | Mrs.Tripti Mahabare |
| Dr.Seema Patil | |
| Mrs.Shagunthala Devi | |
| Mrs.Jayashree Kamble | |
| Mrs.Jyoti Pandhare | |
| Miss Aparjita Kadvekar | |
| Mrs.Kirti Bora | |
| Mrs.Supriya Pachhapure | |
| Mrs.Prajakta Yeole | |
Mrs. Pallavi Patil Suryawanshi | |
| Mr. Rahul Rathod |
Introduction
The feedback committee is constituted for conduction and evaluation of feedback from students, parents, alumni, employee and other stakeholders. Online feedback system is implemented for feedback collection. The committee will conduct feedback twice in every year. First feedback should be conducted and analyzed after 4th week from the commencement of the semester. The second feedback of the semester will be conducted at the end of the semester.
Committee Objectives
- To provide platform to students, parents, alumni, employees and stakeholders for comment on teaching, learning quality and other factors as part of review processes.
- To assess the success of course, support services, academics and co-curricular activities.
- To take the feedback from all stakeholders including students, parents, alumni, employee on all aspects.
Activites of the Committee & Courses
Collection of feedback from –
- Feedback from these stakeholders are collected on course, support-services, infrastructure, teaching and learning process, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities etc.
- Analysis of feedback forms.
- Communication regarding analysis to the concerned stakeholders / authorities for necessary action.
| Competitive Career Committee | Chairman | Asst. Prof. Suruchi Somwanshi |
| Members | Mrs.Tripti Mahabare | |
| Mrs. Madhura Wagh | ||
| Mrs. Jyoti Ingale | ||
| Mrs..Poonam Karale | ||
| Mrs. Jyoti Pandhare | ||
| Miss Siyali Barde | ||
| Miss Komal Admane |
The Competitive Career Committee at Pratibha College of Commerce and Computer Studies is committed to assisting students in developing the knowledge and experience needed to succeed in competitive career fields. We are here to help you achieve your goals, whether they are in business, finance, technology, or any other competitive area. Our goal is to provide you with the skills and information necessary to succeed in your chosen sector and stand out in the competitive job market through workshops, seminars, networking events, and competitions.
- To raise the interest of learners around competitive exams.
- To educate the students about the range of positions available in the federal and state governments.
- To improve competitive abilities via diverse workshops and seminars.
- To instruct them by administering verbal and quantitative aptitude tests.
2022-23
- Lecture on “ Career opportunities in Statistics”
- Lecture on “Balancing Impress Quotient (IQ) and Express Quotient”
2023-24
- Lecture on “Career opportunities for CA”
- Session on “Know your Army”
- Crash course for the preparation of MAH-BBA-CET 2024.
- Mock test series for the preparation of MAH-BBA-CET 2024.
Students Feedback
HR Feedback
| Chairman | Mrs. Roopali Mote |
| Mrs. Rasika Patil | |
| Mrs. Rutuja Chavan | |
| Mrs. Shahin Bhaldar | |
| Miss. Aparajita Kadvekar | |
| Mrs.Komal Bhaware | |
| Mr. Sourabh Dhaware | |
| Miss. Dhanashree Khese |
Introduction
Main aim of ‘Health Committee’ is towork for the physical & mental development of our college students. Health checkup of every first year students is main functionof committee. This is compulsory activity assigned by Savitribai Phule Pune University to all affiliated colleges. Through this activity unrecognized disease/s were detected at the time of the check-up and the basic treatment can be prescribed to student. If necessary students are advised to visit some experts for their illnesses detected at the time of health checkup. udents of the SPPU & its affiliated colleges.
Committee Objectives
To recognize disease/s which students are not aware of.
To help students to get treatment from university appointed doctors
2023-24
- Compulsory health checkup of all first year students.
- Second round of health checkup for absent students
- Demonstration of First aid and CPR
- Surya Namaskar-Awakening the sun within
- Health Checkup Camp for staff
- Cancer Awareness: Risk Factors and Myths
- Eye and Dental Checkup Camp for staff
2022-23
- Compulsory health checkup of all first year students.
- Second round of health checkup for absent students.
- COVID Booster Camp
2020-21
- Campus Sanitization and Faculty Covid Test
2019-20
- Compulsory health checkup of all first year students.
- Second round of health checkup for absent student.
- Health awareness pamphlet distribution to parents in association with parent teacher association committee.
2018-19
- Compulsory health checkup of all first year students.
- Second round of health checkup for absent student.
2017-18
- Compulsory health checkup of all first year students.
- Second round of health checkup for absent student.
2016-17
- Compulsory health checkup of all first year students.
- Second round of health checkup for absent student.
- Hemoglobin Checkup of all first year girl student.
- Blood Group checkup of first year students.
| Chairman | Mrs.Neeta Ukirde |
| Dr. Dinesh Lahori | |
| Mrs.Ujwala Falak | |
| Mrs.Poonam Karale | |
| Mrs.Sujata Patil | |
| Mrs.Madhuri Gandhi | |
| Mrs. Rachita Patil |
- To imbibe practical exposure to the Theoretical aspect of the Course Curriculum.
- To bring connectivity between Academia and Corporate through the channel of Industrial Visit, thus to facilitate the journey from College to Corporate.
- To revitalize the students by incorporating fun activities through the means of Excursions and outings.
Activites of the Committee & Courses
- In due respect to the University curriculum, Industrial visits to different manufacturing companies are scheduled and executed.
- At times, efforts are invested to harness the practical fruits of Local MIDC Industries and Banks for Commerce and Management students.
- Efforts are also made to visit the Local Government bodies likes University departments, District Statistics office, Government Centre of Honey Bee and Research.
- Finally, as the fun part of the curriculum – Excursions are planned and executed.
| Chairman | Dr. Kshitija Gandhi |
| Coordinator | Mrs. Meena Dongare |
| Dr. Jayashree Muley | |
| Dr. Rajeshree Nanaware | |
| Mrs.Hemalata Chavan | |
| Mr.Hanumanta Koli | |
| Mrs.Suvarna Gogate | |
| Dr. Harshita Vachhani | |
| Dr. Roopa Shah | |
| Mr. Shivaji Chavan |
Committee Objectives
- To formulate various library policies like collection, development, purchase.
- To propose library budget for proper library resources development.
- To propose library activities, programmes and services.
- To formulate knowledge and information archiving and management policy at the Institute.
- To guide the librarian in formulating general library policies and regulations to govern library.
- To provide for proper documentation services and updating the library collection.
- To work towards modernization and improvement of library and documentation Services.
- To formulate policies and procedures for efficient use of library resources.
Activites of the Committee & Courses
- Visit to Urja Pratishthan, Blind Students Hostel., Bhosari,Pune. Date: On 19/06/2023
- Infosys Spring Tab Distribution, under program/ project “Digital Pratibha” Date: 21/06/2023
- Visit to Infosys: it includes, springboard courses presentation, interaction with Infosys management leaders, Panel Discussion, career guidance and counselling program. Date: 27/06/2023
- “ESSAY COMPETITION “on occasion of National Education Policy 2020 week, 24-29 July 2023 celebration. Date: 28/07/2023
- Visit to Infosys: it includes, Library Visit and Book Donation Drive, Springboard Courses Discussion Forum about tab problems, Campus Drive Date: On 01/08/2023, At: 11:00 am
- One Day National Level Talk on Topic “ENHANCING THE RESEARCH QUALITY AS PER UGC CARE APROPOS OF DATA COLLECTION AND DATA PROCESSING” by Date: 06 Oct 2023
- Book Exhibition on occasion of Proud Birth Anniversary of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. Date: 13/10/2023
- Visit to Infosys: It includes, Interaction with ladies leader of Infosys and Westpac Bank, Australia. Date: 01/11/2023
- “Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Jayanti” 133rd Celebration to salute Mahamanav. Date: 15/04/2024/ Monday
- “World Book Celebration” 23 April 2024 “Read Your Way”. Date: 23/04/2024
- Annual Fee Distribution Program by Friend of Children (NGO) to students of PCCCS at Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad Memorial Hall, Koregaon Park. Date: 18/02/2024
| Coordinator | Mrs.Snehal Varhadi |
| Mr. Chandrakant Sonawane | |
| Mr.Suklal Kumbhar | |
| Mrs.Paridhi Jalan | |
| Mrs.Poonam Karale | |
| Mrs.Gourama Kadadi | |
| Mrs.Amola Jeure | |
| Mrs..Amol Shinde | |
| Mrs.Kanan Padte | |
| Mrs. Manisha Sakhare | |
| Mr.Saurabh Chavan | |
| All Class Teachers |
Student mentoring and Counseling is accepted widely as a part of the teaching-learning process especially in Higher Educational Institutions and it is more so in undergraduate (UG-PG) institutions. The core idea is that the students who come from different backgrounds to pursue their higher studies or need advice and counseling not only in the curricular aspects but also to make them confident and parent-like support to be tuned to the new environment and make them not-to- feel nervous or inferior in any aspect
At Pratibha College of Commerce and Computer Studies, there is a committee to review and oversee the Mentoring activity which holds meetings with the Class Teachers and Mentor Teachers to discuss the general and specific problems being faced by the students vis-à-vis mentors. The records maintained by the mentors in different departments of our college are taken into account and general comments from teacher-mentors are sought to discuss in its meetings. The resolutions made in the meeting are submitted to the principal for consideration and further action on the recommendations.
Broadly, the problems that are faced by the PCCCS student community are of two types viz., Personal and Curricular. At times these two aspects are also intertwined and complicated and confuse the student and affect his behavior and perspective indifferently. To help and support on such occasions, Mentoring & Counseling is found to be very useful and set the students of our college to tread the right path and mend them in the right direction.
- To guide/ help students those students who have any problems related to their education, financial, psychological aspects.
- Better capture and conversion of student’s problems & needs.
- To develop responsible mentors who are going counsel more and more mentees in near future.
Since the majority of the students are not matured enough to take their own decision in the vast changing of technology and their family and educational background, regular Counseling sessions ( for groups / individuals) are arranged by the College with the Counselor Mrs. Madhuri Nikam, specially appointed by the Management since 2015-16.
For approximately 40 students, one teacher-mentor is allotted. Mentors record the communication with the mentee in their forms / attached sheets.
Counseling / Parenting / Career Guidance sessions by Experts and Professionals, professional organizations etc. shall be organized by the Mentoring Cell to keep the required support ongoing.
Chairman | Mrs. Navya Dandwani |
Mrs. Rasika Patil | |
Mr. Shivaji Rajmane | |
Mrs. Kirti Bora | |
Mrs. Rachita Patil | |
Miss.Siyali Barde | |
Mrs. Mayura Sawant | |
Mrs.Pallavi Patil (Suryawashi) |
Parents Teachers Association committee was formed in college in the year 2015-16. Different activities are organized in the committee under the guidance of Principal.
- The Objective of PTA is to broaden the communication between parents and teachers for the betterment of students.
- To make the parent aware of their ward performance in examination, their attendance status.
- To address the parent about various events, activities conducted in college.
- To solve the queries related to students.
- All First Year Courses Parents Meet followed by Skit program titled “Umaltya Pidhila Samzune Ghetana”.
- Open Day for all Courses.
- Parents Representative Meeting.
Chairman:- Dr. A. K. Walunj
Coordinator: – Dr. Seema Patil
Committee Members:
1. Dr. Yogesh Jorapur
2. Dr. Shruti Ganpule
3. Mrs. Neeta Ukirde
4. Mrs. Charushila Patil
5. Mrs. Nilambari Kale
6. Mr. Amol Shinde
- Promotion of Research.
- Resource Mobilization for Research.
- Research Facilities.
- Research Publications and Awards.
- Consultancy.
- Extension Activities and Institutional Social Responsibility.
- Collaborations.
- There is a Research Lab for the purpose of research. As most of the teachers have their own PCs they randomly visit the lab but the other teachers frequently visit it.
- Dr Jayashree Muley, Dr. Kshitija Gandhi delivered lectures in various colleges as guest speakers.
- Dr Roopa Shah delivered 3 lectures under Students’ Welfare in 3 different colleges and participated in State level Workshop organized under SPPU at IBMR ,Wakad as Resource Person.
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Research Guide List for 2023-24: View Document ->
The college has always been keen on the overall development of the teaching and non-teaching staff and abides by their welfare. Staff Academy Committee aims for overall development of staff members. This committee works for the benefit and welfare of the all staff and provides a channel to interact with each other. Staff Academy of our college was established with a perspective to enhance the technical and life skills of the teaching and non-teaching staff for their overall development. Faculty development programmes are conducted to frame updated curriculum, ICT, enabled teaching and Learning, Skill oriented Programmes, Outcome Based Education, and Research etc. Monthly meetings are conducted for the teachers to stimulate with innovative knowledge dissemination.
Committee Chairman:-
Prof Jayshree Kamble
Committee Member:-
Dr. Preeti Kolhe
Dr. Nisha Chowdhary
Dr. Yogesh Jorapur
- To look after the needs of the staff to maintain their high morale
- To ensure favourable working environment for members of staff
- To plan for various activities for, teaching and administrative staff
- To understand the ethics of teaching and the role of teachers.
- To organize various professional development programmes in different areas.
- To enrich the skills related to teaching, learning and evaluation process.
- To develop effective teaching skills for attaining excellence in Higher Education
- 2 Faculty development programs and guest lecture every year.
- Maintaining staff meeting register.
Celebration for faculties. - Excursion for all staff members.
- Fun at work activity.
Brief History –
Since inception this physical education department was there for student’s sports necessity. From one small room for department and one basketball, volleyball and open space available for sports activity (350 students strength) to present day scenario of having enough size department, table tennis hall, well equipped gymnasium, basket ball court(3200 student strength) it has been progressed.
Background –
Physical education is very essential part of college students overall personality development. Besides sports activities, discipline, other physical fitness exercises are conducted through the department.
Importance –
all round Personality development. Balanced personality, achievement and progress are the key elements done through the department.
Objectives of the Department –
Physical Development of Students (part of the personality development), Physical Fitness through Sports and Recreation.
| Chairman | Dr. A. K. Walunj |
| Coordinator | Dr. Anand Lunkad |
| Mr.Pandurang Ingle | |
| Mr.Machindra Kirtane | |
| Miss Priti Jagtap | |
| Miss Mokshada Yadav | |
| Mrs. Mayura Sawant |
Well equipped Gym, Open Gym equipments of Rs. 1, 35,700/- purchased (QIP) Indoor Table Tennis, Yoga hall, Basketball Court, Cricket Net Practice Pitch -2, Archery Arena.
- This AY was started with no students physically on campus due to Carona Pandemic situation and guideline from higher authorities. No physical activities were organized due to this work from home / online teaching learning era.
- In June, 2020 we started our departmental regular work. On 21st June, we celebrate 6th International Yoga Day online program due to the current pandemic situation. For this program, our college sports players (all girls) were conducted some Asana at their home and took video of the activity. We started this program with prayer. No formal program was organized. All the girls players were performed the act. And also took active participation in this International Yoga Day celebration. They performed warm up, then some Yoga Asanas and Pranayama.
- 15th August, 2020 and 2021 Independence Day celebration at our college campus was organized by this gymkhana committee.
- Inter Collegiate Sports Competition Due to the pandemic situation, no sports competition was organized by AIU and SPPU, Pune.
- Prof. Dr. Anand B. Lunkad , has participated and also published his one research paper in two day National Conference July, 2020 at T. C. College, Baramati.
- First year physical education practical exam of all regular and backlog First Year UG students (2019 pattern) was conducted online mode, as per SPPU, Pune guideline during 2nd semester. First year physical education practical exam of backlog students was completed for all first year backlog UG students (2013 Pattern) of our college during 1st semester in physical mode.
- Well equipped Gym, Open Gym equipments of Rs. 1, 35,700/- purchased (QIP) Indoor Table Tennis, Yoga hall, Basketball Court, Cricket Net Practice Pitch -2, Archery Arena.
- Special Benefits/ Facilities Provided to Eligible/ Deserving Players
- Admission – Preference / Quota given to State or National Level Eligible Players
- Daily Facilities – All Students benefited with Gym and Open Gym at Free of Cost
- 15th August, 2020 and 2021 Independence Day celebration at our college campus was organized by this gymkhana committee.
- Inter Collegiate Sports Competition Due to the pandemic situation, no sports competition was organized by AIU and SPPU, Pune.
- College Teams/ Players- All required Sports equipment, Practice Travelling Allowance, First Aid, Snacks & Fruits Expenses, Uniform and Travelling allowance & Daily Allowance at the time sports competition participation (As per SPPU, Pune norms)
- Girls Teams – Special Travelling Facilities (Vehicle) at the time of Sports Competition participation travel
- Achievement in Sports Competition- Deserving Players were benefitted with Felicitation, Fees Concession, Scholarship, Sponsorship (as per pre decided norms)
- Academic support- Attendance, Internal Marks, Re exam as per SPPU, Pune norms
- Additional Marks- as per SPPU, Pune Ordinance No. 163
- Information about Future career in Sports Area
A. Selection For Inter Zonal Competition
- Arti Bahenwal TYBA Cricket –W
- Sunidhi Shahi FYBCom Cricket –W
- Neha Tripathi TYBSC CS Football –W
- Pornima Ingle FYBSc CDS Football –W
- Suman Chaudhari SYBBA(CA) Football- W
- Bharatraj Marimuttu FYMCom Cricket –M
- Partha Nagarkar TYBCom Boxing- M
- Ajinkya Gaikwad TYBA Boxing- M
- Dipali Bandal FYBA Athletics-W
- Akshata Katre FYMCOM Badminton- W
- Omkar Pariskar TYBBA Basketball- M
- Aditya Singh TYBCOM Football- M
- Praneet Adhav SYBA Gymnastics-M
B. Inter University Competition
- Esha Shinde SYBCom Rollball –Gold Medal
- Roshini Shimpi FYBBA CA Football – Participation
Cricket women and Football women team won First place and Badminton women team won second place in Inter Collegiate Sports Competition.
- Prof. Dr. Anand B. Lunkad was appointed as Manager of Kho-Kho men team for West Zone Inter University competition held at SRTM University, Nanded during Dec, 2019. Kho – Kho team achieved bronze medal and also qualified for all India Inter University competition. Prof. Dr. Anand B. Lunkad was appointed as Manager of Kho-Kho women team for West Zone Inter University competition held at PDKV University, Akola during Nov, 2019. Kho – Kho team achieved silver medal and also qualified for all India Inter University competition.
- Prof. Dr. Anand B. Lunkad was appointed as Manager of Kho-Kho women team for All India Inter University competition held at DDU University, Gorakhpur, UP during Feb, 2020. Kho –kho team achieved Bronze medal of all India Inter University competition.
- Prof. P.T.Ingle was appointed as Manager of Football women team for West Zone Inter University competition held at RP University, Jabalpur, MP during Dec, 19. Prof. P.T.Ingle was appointed as Manager of Football women team for All India Inter University competition held at KIIT University, Bhuvaneshwar, Orisa during Jan,20.
- Prof. Dr. Anand B. Lunkad has participated and also published his one research paper in one day National Conference 1st Feb,20 at Shivaji Col, Hingoli.
Faculty of the Department
| Name Of Faculty | Designation | Qualification | Experience | Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prof. Dr. Anand B. Lunkad | Director of Physical Education | Ph. D. NET, SET, NIS, MPEd. MCom , Ph.D. guideship of SPPU, Pune in Physical Education |  | |
| Prof. Ingle P.T. | Director of Physical Education | M.PEd, MCom |  |
Future plan 5 year plan Duration: – 2018 to 2023
More sports events participation –
Number of students and number of events to be increased (7% of total strength to be participate in sports and 20-25 events should be participate)
Weight age on Sports to be increased –
Sports quota at the time of admission, more support system to increase intake of deserving players in our college
Focus practice
of selected sports events like football men/women, cricket m/w etc. including -Longer duration of practice sessions on ground, Coaches and equipment with infrastructure
Sports Achievement –
10 % of total strength of sports participation students should achieve inter zonal and 1/3 of Zonal levels to be achieved at university level.
Physical Education Scheme –
classroom lecture and increase in fitness level of students.
Organization of –
Inter collegiate and Inter Zonal sports competition, Conference / Seminar / Workshop, short term courses –yoga, trek .
Ground Availability
, and Peon/ clerk/assistant –departmental staff
Student’s Complaints Redressal Cell desires to promote and maintain a conducive and unprejudiced educational environment.
| Chairman | Dr. Anand Lunkad |
| Mr.Pandurang Ingle | |
| Mr.Tulshiram Kamble | |
| Mrs.Komal Bhaware | |
| Mrs. Shivani Tikone | |
| Mrs. Mayura Sawant | |
| Mr.Saurabh Chavan | |
| Miss Rutuja Kobal | |
| Miss Siyali Barde | |
| Miss.Dhanashree Khese |
The Internal Complaint Committee is a complaint redressal mechanism for the members of faculty, staff and students of the College. Its mandates are:
To support, those students who have been deprived of the services offered by the College, for which he/she is entitled.
To make officials of the College responsive, accountable and courteous in dealing with the students
To ensure effective solution to the student’s Complaints with an impartial and fair approach.
The Cell enables a student to express feelings by initiating and pursuing the Complaints procedure in accordance with the rules and regulations of the College. ‘Student’s Complaints Cell’ enquires and analyses the nature and pattern of the Complaints in a strictly confidential manner. Emphasis on procedural fairness has been given with a view to “the right to be heard and right to be treated without bias”.
Complaints otherwise received were forwarded to the chairman of the cell for immediate redressal. In all such cases prompt action were taken and the matter sorted out. In all cases the aggrieved student was informed of the measures taken and checks in the system were introduced to ensure there was no repetition of the same.
The Cell seeks to achieve these goals through: To receive complaint and suggestions from students through class teachers/ coordinators.
After receiving complaint, immediate action / decision will be taken by committee and recommended to the vice principal/ principal/ CAO.
If complaints received by the vice principal/ principal/ CAO directly and if he/she feels the urgent decision is necessary, then he/she will take such decision and whenever the meeting of committee is scheduled, the matter will be kept before the committee for the approval.
- The Students may feel free to put up a grievance in writing or online format and drop it in the box.
- The Grievance cell will act upon those cases which have been forwarded along with necessary documents.
- The Grievance cell will assure that grievance has been properly solved in a stipulated time limit provided by the cell.
Women’s welfare committee is formed for encouragement and empowerment of the girls in PCCCS. The committee undertakes various programs on personality development, health care and general social awareness. Lectures by various experts are organized for the same. In addition to this, health check- up camp is also organized by committee free of cost for all girl students and women teaching and non-teaching staff of Pratibha College of Commerce and Computer Studies.
- Personality Development of girl students by creating social awareness.
- Enhancing interaction among students and teachers.
- Creating awareness among girls about health issues, safety and security.
- Taking care of health of all female teaching and non-teaching staff.
| Chairman | Mrs.Madhura Wagh |
| Mrs. Rutuja Chavan | |
| Mrs. Charushila Patil | |
| Mrs.Suruchi Somwanshi | |
| Mrs.Paridhi Jalan | |
| Mrs. Rupali Kothawade | |
| Mrs.Supriya Pachhapure | |
| Mrs. Pallavi Patil | |
| Miss. Rutuja Kobal |
1) Biography Talk Competition on an Ideal Social Figure (Women)
The Competition was conducted through online mode on 20th September 2023. Total of 32 participants participated for the competition. The judges for the competition were Dr Suvarna Gaikwad and Dr. Shruti Ganpule. Participants presented biographies for various Women contributing to Social, education, gender equality and other vital areas
2) Garba Workshop
Women welfare Committee in association with Staff Welfare conducted the Garba Workshop for the female Staff Faculties. The Garba Workshop was conducted on 13th October 2023. A total of 50 faculties participated for the workshop. The dance instructor was Ms. Dimple Patel and Ms. Vaidehi Patel. The participants learnt various styles of Garba and Bollywood.
3) Kaladarpan
On November 6, 2023, the Women Welfare Committee of Pratibha College of Commerce and Computer Studies, Chinchwad organized a handcraft exhibition featuring items created by female college students, their mothers, and local ladies. With the presence of our vice-principal Dr. Kshitija Gandhi, and all the team of Women welfare committee our Principal Dr. A.K. Walunj gave a welcome speech in the inauguration ceremony and the guest of the program Minal Yadav, Ex-corporator, gave the exhibition its opening. The exhibition was a success with 38 stall entries, with a beautiful variety of items like hand-made Diwali Lanterns, painted diyas, decorative items for Diwali, glass paintings, thread jewelry, pearl jewellery, fabric jewellery, handmade purses and bags, terracotta pots , Fabric jewelry, Jardosi Work, Homemade Cosmetics Agarbatti, Dhoop, bookmarks, Dot Mandala Arts, Diwali Faral Items, etc. The “Kaladarpan” exhibition attracted about 550 visitors, making it easier for the college to carry out its social outreach program.
4) Guest Lecture on Cancer awareness: Risk Factors and Myths
The guest lecture was organized on 25th January 2024 in T15 classroom from 10.00 am to 11.00 am. The guest lecture attracted a receptive audience eager to better comprehend this important health concern. The Women’s Welfare Committee in association with Health Committee brought together an engaging guest lecture on Cancer Awareness: Risk Factors and Myths. The objective of the event was to raise awareness about cancer risk factors and myths surrounding the disease. The speaker Dr. Amit Kumar Patil cleared up common misconceptions about cancer while emphasizing important risk factors related to cancer thorough his guest lecture.
| Coordinator | Dr. Dinesh Lahori |
| Mrs.Rupali Mote | |
| Mrs.Ragini Chavan | |
| Mrs.Jayashree Kamble | |
| Mrs. Gourama Kadadi | |
| Mr. Sanjay Mathapati | |
The College Planning and Development Committee is the apex body of the
institution that plans and executes the developmental activities. The prime
objective of College Planning and Development Committee is to prepare a
comprehensive development plan of the institute on annual basis like academic,
placement, infrastructure, administrative, and admission growth.
| Chairman | Dr. A. K. Walunj |
| Coordinator | Mrs.Rasika Patil |
| Dr. Jayashree Muley | |
| Dr. Anamika Ghosh | |
| Dr. Rajeshree Nanaware | |
| Mrs.Hemalata Chavan | |
| Mr.Hanumanta Koli | |
| Mrs.Suvarna Gogate | |
| Dr. Harshita Vachhani | |
| Dr. Shruti Ganpule | |
| Mrs.Dipali Mahajan | |
| Dr. Roopa Shah |
| Chairman | Mrs.Swapnal Nagwade |
| Dr. Preeti Kolhe | |
| Mrs.Ankitha Pai | |
| Mrs.Rupali Kothawade | |
| Mrs.Snehal Mohite | |
| Mrs.Varsha Bhosale |
Add-on / Certificate courses are offered to learn additional subjects apart from their main course to get extra qualification and knowledge to the students. Add-on courses allow students to supplement degree programs with shorter, practical and industry-focused certificate and diploma programs. These courses offered are chosen based on current trends, relevance and value in the job-market.
These courses are designed with a non-academic curriculum and students can pursue these add-on / certificate courses along with their regular degree programs. These courses are
linked to certain undergraduate courses within the college. Students can select any add-on / certificate course as per their choice or as per his / her requirement.
- To impart crucial job skills to the students through various certificate programs.
- To enable students to acquire an additional certificate along with their Degree certificates.
- To equip student with various skills such as communication skills, soft skills and professional skills, vocational capability etc.
- To inculcate life skills, soft skills, vocational capability, value addition, academic enrichment, skill development through these courses in the students.
To undersign Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with different organizations to conduct add-on courses.
Selection of add-on programs – To choose add-on programs to offer students according to the current trends, relevance, student’s requirement and value in the job-market.
To approve the course by concerned department head and higher authority of the college.
To inform students about fees structure, syllabus, duration of the course, examination pattern and certification details of the offered course.
To conduct seminar, webinar or introductory session to aware the importance of add-on course offered to the students.
To prepare batches and course schedule and conduct classes through Theory and Practical sessions as per the requirement of the course.
To maintain the record of attendance and other details of the enrolled students for the course.
| Coordinator/SDO | Mrs. Jyoti Ingle |
| Mrs.Rutuja Chavan | |
| Mrs.Suruchi Somwanshi | |
| Mrs.Shahin Bhaldar | |
| Mrs.Kirti Bora | |
| Mrs. Kanan Padte |
College admissions is all about finding a knowledge depository that fits you. As an applicant, you are looking for an environment where you can thrive academically and personally, and it is the job of an admission in charge to identify students who will make great additions to a unique campus community.Grades and test scores are important factors in college admission, but admission leaders are also looking for curious and engaged candidates who will round out a diverse first-year class.The extracurricular activities and the Commitment to a sport, hobby, religious organization, or job over three years of high school is key. Colleges would much rather see you excited about a few worthwhile endeavors than marginally involved with a fruitful club.Conversations with your college counselor about what’s important to you in terms of academics, campus culture, and financial aid will help guide your overall college search.The key components of the college application are your transcript, score reports, letters of recommendation, and application essay. Colleges will also ask you to list your extracurricular activities
- Students council list of 2021-22
- Students council list of 2022-23
- Students council list of 2023-24
- Students council list of 2024-25
OBJECTIVE
Earn and Learn Scheme is executed under the guidance of Savitribai Pule Pune University.
- The main objective of the scheme is to develop a student as a multifaceted personality with academic excellence and a commitment to an egalitarian society.
- This scheme is basically undertaken for the benefit of students coming from the rural areas, who are economically backward, intelligent and meritorious but cannot afford higher education, needy and financially hard pressed.
- It inculcates in the student the idea that no work is big or small and develops a work culture with the right aptitude.
PROCEDURE
- Students can work maximum 72 hrs in a month.
- Sunday, university declared holidays and examination period are exempted from this scheme.
- Students from all the programs at Pratibha College of Commerce and Computer Studies can avail the benefits of the scheme.
- Students under this scheme work in Office, Examination Department, Library, Placement Cell, Sports, under Program Coordinators of various departments, NSS, Students Development Committee, Field visit.
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
- Annual Income of Parents should be less than or equal to Rs. Eight Lakhs (Rs. 8,00,000) for which the students should provide yearly Income Certificate signed by hon. tahsildar Or students whose parents are doing service should submit Form 16
- Students must be complete vaccinated against covid-19(2-dose) for which students should submit vaccination certificate
- Students should have their own bank account in Bank of Maharashtra
Registration Link To Apply for Earn and Learn Scheme
| Chairman | Dr. A. K. Walunj |
| Coordinator/ P.O. | Mrs.Supriya Gaikwad Mr.Suklal Kumbhar |
| Mr.Pandurang Ingle | |
| Dr. Anand Lunkad | |
| Mr.Chandrakant Sonawane | |
| Mrs.Ragini Chavan | |
| Mrs.Ujwala Falak | |
| Mr. Shivaji Rajmane | |
| Mr.Dinesh Sonawane | |
| Mrs.Varsha Thakare | |
| Dr.Rashmi Bhaik | |
| Mr.Sourabh Dhaware | |
| Miss.Siyali Barde | |
| Mr. Saurabh Chavan | |
| Mr. Rahul Rathod | |
| Mrs. Kanchan Patil | |
| Miss Mokshada Yadav | |
| Mrs. Shivani Tikone |
The National Service Scheme (NSS) is an Indian government-sponsored public service program conducted by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports of the Government of India. Popularly known
as NSS, the scheme was launched in Gandhiji’s Centenary year in 1969. Aimed at developing student’s personality through community service, NSS is a voluntary association of young people in Colleges, Universities and at +2 level working for a campus-community (esp. Villages) linkage. In our college we have a NSS unit of strength 150 students, 100 students regular unit and 50 students
self-finance unit.
Our NSS unit have been actively participating in various activities for community engagement like
- Tree plantation
- Pune-Pandharpur Palkhi campaign
- Street act play on social themes.
- Blood Donation Camp
- Special Winter Camp
- State Level Adventure Camp
- G20, Y20 involvement
- Selfie with Mati (Meri Mati Mera Desh) Activity
- River Cyclothon (Guinness Book of World Record)
- Organ Donation Camp
- NRD-SRD Camp
- Police Mitra Activity
- Understand the community in which they work
- Understand themselves in relation to their community
- Identify the needs and problems of the community and involve them in problem-
solving - Develop among themselves a sense of social and civic responsibility
- Utilize their knowledge in finding practical solutions to individual and community
problems - Develop competence required for group-living and sharing of responsibilities
- Gain skills in mobilizing community participation
- Acquire leadership qualities and democratic attitudes
- Develop capacity to meet emergencies and natural disasters and practice national
integration and social harmony
Coverage:
The main disadvantage of virtual communication is that you have no idea who is on the other side of the monitor. Yes, there are photos, but no one guarantees that the profile owner is
posting their photos. Started initially in 37 universities involving 40,000 volunteers, the scheme has grown over the years and it is implemented today with an involvement of more
than 2.6 million volunteers spread over in 200 Universities, Polytechnics and +2 Systems. The efforts of NSS volunteers have been widely acclaimed by the community, universities,
colleges and general public as the NSS volunteers have been rendering selfless service to the community.
Motto:
The Motto of NSS “Not Me But You”, reflects the essence of democratic living and upholds the need for self-less service. NSS helps the students develop appreciation to other person’s point of view and also show consideration to ‘/other living beings. The philosophy of the NSS is well doctrine in this motto, which underlines/on the belief that the welfare .of an individual is ultimately dependent on the welfare of the society on the whole and therefore, the NSS volunteers shall strive for the well-being of the society.
Symbol:
The symbol for the NSS has been based on the giant Rath Wheel of the world famous Konark Sun Temple (The Black Pagoda) situated in Orissa, India. The wheel portrays the cycle of creation, preservation and release and signifies the movement in life across time and space, the symbol thus stands for continuity as well as change and implies the continuous striving of NSS for social change.
Badge:
The NSS Symbol is embossed on the badge. The eight bars in the wheel represent the 24 hours of a day. The red colour indicates that the volunteer is full of young blood that is lively, active, energetic and full of high spirit. The navy blue color indicates the cosmos of which the NSS is tiny part, ready to contribute its share for the welfare of the mankind.
1. Regular Activities(120 hours) and
2. Annual Special Camp(120 hours).
All the NSS Volunteers who have served NSS for at least 2 years and have performed 240 hours of work under NSS are entitled to a certificate from the university under the signature of the Vice-Chancellor and the Program Coordinator. The Annual camps are known as Special Camps. Camps are held annually, funded by the government of India, and are usually located in a rural village or a city suburb.
3. Volunteers may be involved in such activities as:
Cleaning
Afforestation
Stage shows or a procession creating awareness of such issues as social problems, education and cleanliness
4. Awareness Rallies:
There are no predefined or pre assigned tasks; it is left up to the volunteers to provide service in any way that is feasible.
Camps typically last between a week and 10 days, although camps for shorter periods are also conducted by NSS.
University Level Workshop Report S.P.College Velhe 2023-24
Ratangad Rapling Camp Report Ratangad 2023-24
University Level Workshop Report F.C.College Sinhagad 2023-24
University Level Workshop Report Visapur 2023-24
NSS Special Camp Report 2023-24
NSS Regular Activity Index Report 2023-24
NSS Activities 2021-22 Reports
| Chairman | Dr. Anand Lunkad |
| Mr.Pandurang Ingle | |
| Mr.Tulshiram Kamble | |
| Mrs.Komal Bhaware | |
| Mrs. Shivani Tikone | |
| Mrs. Mayura Sawant | |
| Mr.Saurabh Chavan | |
| Miss Rutuja Kobal | |
| Miss Siyali Barde | |
| Miss.Dhanashree Khese |
| Chairman | Mrs. Anita Vishwakarma |
| Coordinator | Mr. Shivaji Chavan |
| Mrs.Rupali Kothawade | |
| Mrs. Madhuri Gandhi | |
| Mrs. Madhuri Chaudhari | |
| Mr. Sourabh Dhaware | |
| Mr. Mahesh Satkar |
| Chairman | Mrs. Ujwala Falak |
| Mrs. Supriya Gaikwad | |
| Mrs. Gourama Kadadi | |
| Miss.Priti Jagtap | |
| Mrs. Pallavi Patil (Suryawanshi) |
| Chairman | Dr. Rashmi Bhaik |
| Dr. Anamika Ghosh | |
| Mrs. Anita Vishwakarma | |
| Mr. Shivaji Rajmane | |
| Coordinator | |
| All B.Sc. C.A.(BCA Sc) staff |
| Chairman | Dr. Nisha Chaudhari |
| Dr.Yogesh Jorapur | |
| Mrs.Suruchi Somwanshi |
The purpose of the Committee is: “To protect the natural and physical environment and aware the students about the sustainable and balanced environmental approaches in order to secure future generations of the college campus”.
The committee aims to work in collaboration with other institutions working towards environmental awareness programs and conduct symposia and workshops to keep students updated with new researches and approaches towards keeping our environment in good health.
To conduct more specific long visits to outstation for experience based environmental projects giving tremendous and lasting effect on students.
Motivate students to imbibe habits and life style for minimum waste generation, source separation of waste and disposing the waste to the nearest storage point.
Reducing in-door pollution of the campus by planting best indoor plants, at least 5plants/per student to compensate the concentration of indoor pollutants as well as of carbon-dioxide.
To conduct guest lectures on advanced environmental sustainable topics improving student’s knowledge and to increase inter departmental collaboration from different college.
| Coordinator | Mr.Dinesh Sonawane |
| Mr. Hanumanta Koli | |
| Mrs. Poonam Kankariya | |
| Mrs.Snehal Varhadi | |
| Mr. Rohit Akolkar | |
| Mrs. Shagunthala Devi | |
| Mr. Swapnal Nagwade | |
| Mrs. Sujata Patil | |
| Mrs. Nikita Bhamare | |
| Dr. Rashmi Bhaik |
| Chairman | Mr.Rohit Akolkar |
| Mrs.Navya Dandwani | |
| Mrs.Snehal Varhadi | |
| Mrs.Supriya Gaikwad | |
| Mrs. Shahin Bhaladar | |
| Mrs. Poonam Karale | |
| Mrs. Jyoti Pandhare | |
| Miss.Aparajita Kadavekar | |
| Mrs.Ankitha Pai | |
| Mr.Machindra Kirtane | |
| Mr. Amol Shinde | |
| Miss.Priti Jagtap | |
| Mrs. Kanan Padte | |
| Miss Komal Admane |
| Chairman | Dr. Harshita Vachhani |
| Dr. Jayashree Muley | |
| Mr.Hanumanta Koli | |
| Dr. Surekha Jogdand | |
| Mrs.Poonam Kankariya | |
| Mr.Prakash Nachnani | |
| Mrs.Sujata Patil | |
| Mrs.Snehal Mohite | |
| Miss.Varsha Bhosale | |
| Dr. Rashmi Bhaik | |
| Miss. Komal Admane | |
| Miss. Dhanashree Khese |
Varsha Thakare- Committee Convenor
Rashmi Pimparkar- Member
Shivani Tikone – Member
Introduction
- Divyang Committee form in 2019-20.
- The main aim of this committee formation is to develop awareness in the higher education system and also to provide necessary guidance and counselling to specially-abled persons.
- Facilitate admission of specially-abled persons in various courses;
- Provide guidance and counselling to specially abled individuals
- Create awareness about the needs of specially abled persons, and other general issues concerning their learning.
Committee Objectives
- Promote the rights of individuals with disabilities in accordance with national and international norms, such as the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) or the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act.
Make ensuring individuals with disabilities have equitable access to healthcare, education, work, and social activities.
- Encourage awareness and consideration of the needs of those with disabilities in the workplace, in society, and in educational settings.
- Encourage society, the business, and educational institutions to take into account the requirements of people with disabilities.
| Chairman | Dr. A. K. Walunj |
| Coordinator | Mrs.Ragini Chavan |
| Mrs.Varsha Thakare | |
| Mr.Machindra Kirtane | |
| Miss.Priti Jagtap | |
| Mrs.Padmavati Patil | |
| Mrs.Preeti Karajkhede | |
| Mrs. Pallavi Patil (Suryawanshi) |
| Chairman | Dr. A. K. Walunj |
| Coordinator | Dr. Jayashree Muley |
| Deputy Coordinator | Dr. Dinesh Lahori |
| Attribute I | Dr. Aparna Joshi |
| Attribute II | Mrs. Rutuja Chavan |
| Attribute III | Dr Anand Lunkad |
| Attribute IV | Mrs. Anita Vishwakarma |
| Attribute V | Dr. Rajeshree Nanaware |
| Attribute VI | Mrs. Neeta Ukirade |
| Attribute VII | Mrs. Nilambari Kale |
| Attribute VIII | Mr. Hanumanta Koli |
| Attribute XI | Dr. Yogesh Jorapur |
| Attribute X | Mrs. Tripti Mahabare |
| Mrs. Pankaja Amrute |
| Chairperson | Mrs. Pratibha D. Shah |
| Secretary | Dr. Deepak Shah |
| Head of Dept. | Dr. Kshitija Gandhi |
| Teaching Member | Mrs.Hemalata Chavan |
| Teaching Member | Dr. Anamika Ghosh |
| Teaching Member | Dr. Harshita Vachhani |
| Non Teaching Member | Mrs. Pankaja Amrute |
| Local Members | Dr. Sushil Muthiyan |
| Local Members | Mr. Rajesh Mhaske |
| Local Members | Mr. Dilip Parekh |
| (Alumnus) | Mr. Arshad Naik |
| IQACoordinator | Dr. Jayashree Muley |
| Principal – Members | Dr. A.K. Walunj |
| Invitee | Dr. Rajendra Kankariya |
| Convener: | Dr. Surekha Jogdand |
Committee Members: | Prof. Meena Dongare |
| Prof. Prakash Nachnani | |
| Prof. Rashmi Pimparkar | |
| Prof. Shivani Tikone | |
| Prof. Rahul Rathod |
Sr. No | Activity |
1 | Voter Registration Camp(4th November 2023) |
2 | National Voters day (25th January 2024) |
3 | Elocution competition on “Democracy, Election & Administration (7th February 2024) |
| Convener | Mrs. Sujata Patil |
| Members | Mrs. Snehal Varhadi |
Mrs. Swapnal Nagwade | |
Mr. Tulshiram Kamble | |
Mrs. Jyoti Pandhare | |
| Mrs. Sayali Gawali | |
Mrs. Shubhangi Suryavanshi | |
Mrs. Vaishanavi Patil |
The Association of Computer Applications (ACA) provides a platform for students to showcase their skills in various computer application-related activities. It helps enhance their technical abilities in areas like programming, web design, and IT problem-solving. Through workshops, competitions, and events, ACA offers opportunities for hands-on learning and growth.
The Association of Computer Applications (ACA) fosters creativity, problem-solving, and the application of classroom knowledge to real-world IT scenarios. It helps students develop key skills such as teamwork, leadership, and communication, while also exploring diverse IT-related topics such as software development, web technologies, and e-commerce.
By being part of ACA, students can enhance their academic and personal growth, preparing them for success in the tech world.
- To provide students with opportunities to demonstrate and improve their knowledge in technical areas such as programming, web design, and IT problem-solving.
- To encourage students to apply theoretical knowledge in practical scenarios through competitions like website-making and crossword contests.
- To increase student participation by providing a platform for students to compete, collaborate, and share ideas.
- Facilitate constructive interactions between students and judges to enhance learning and feedback.
- To improve presentation and communication skills through events.
- Enhance technical proficiency in tools like Paint 3D and web design frameworks in events.
- Offer students the chance to act as event coordinators, building leadership and organizational abilities.
- Ensure the effective management of large-scale events to reflect the committee’s event planning and execution capabilities.
Competition Name | Date | Details | ||
DRAG AND DROP COMPETITION (Website Making) | 7th February 2024 | Students created websites on topics such as E-commerce, Health, and Tourism.
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DOODLE CRAFT COMPETITION (Creative Canvas) | 7th February 2024 | Students designed creative doodles for famous days/events using Paint 3D software. | ||
Puzzle-O-Greek COMPETITION (Unlock the Tech Secrets) | 7th February 2024 | A crossword competition focused on technical topics like computer peripherals and programming knowledge. Conducted in two rounds | ||
Think Genius (present Innovator) | 8th February 2024 | Students dressed and presented themselves as famous scientists (e.g., Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, Shakuntala Devi). | ||
| Chairman | Dr. A. K. Walunj |
| Coordinator | Dr. Kshitija Gandhi |
| Chairman | Asst. Prof. Suvarna Gogate |
| Asst. Prof. Dipali Mahajan | |
| Asst. Prof. Poonam Karale |
| Chairman | Mrs.Nilambari Kale |
| Mrs. Suruchi Somwanshi | |
| Mr.Tulshiram Kamble | |
| Mrs.Rupali Kothawade | |
| Mrs.Supriya Pachhapure |
| Chairman | Dr. A. K. Walunj |
| Mrs.Meena Dongare | |
| Mrs.Supriya Pachhapure | |
| Mrs. Padmawati Patil | |
| Mr. Sanjay Mathapati |
Report 2023-24 ->| Chairman | Mrs. Hemalata Chavan |
| |Dr. Rajeshree Nanaware | |
| Mrs.Suvarna Gogate | |
| Dr. Shruti Ganpule | |
| Miss Anita Vishwakarma | |
| Dr. Roopa Shah | |
| Dr. Dinesh Lahori | |
| Dr. Surekha Jogdand |
| Convenor | Asst. Prof. Navya Dandwani |
| Asst. Prof. Rupali Deshpande | |
| Asst. Prof. Kanan Padte | |
| Ass. Prof. Supriya Gaikwad | |
| Asst. Prof. Jayshree Kamble |
| Convenor | Mrs. Gouri Zalkikar |
| Mr. Shivaji Chavan | |
| Asst.Prof. Suvarna Gogate |
| Chairman | Dr. Rashmi Bhaik |
| Dr. Anamika Ghosh | |
| Mrs.Anita Vishwakarma | |
| Mr. Shivaji Rajmane |
Objectives of the Committee:
- To bring focus on overall personality development of the students through the execution of number competitions.
- To rejuvenate the students by integrating fun activities and recharge management skills.
- To inculcate practical exposure to the theoretical aspect of the Course curriculum.
- To bring connectivity between Academia and Practical learning.
- On 6th Feb 2024, Be a Leader Intercollegiate Competition was organized in F13 classroom from 9.30 am to 10.30 am for FY B.Com/BBA/BBA IB/BCA, SY B.Com/BBA/BBA IB/BCA and TY B.Com/BBA/BBA students. The purpose of the competition was to inculcate the skills of visualization, creativity, analytical thinking and practical thinking for real life business.
- On 6th Feb 2024, Collage making Intercollegiate Competition was organized in F13 classroom from 11.30 am to 12.30 pm for FY B.Com/BBA/BBA IB/BCA, SY B.Com/BBA/BBA IB/BCA and TY B.Com/BBA/BBA students. The purpose of the competition was to inculcate the skills of visualization, creativity and presentation skills though collage making.
- On 6th Feb 2024, Seal the deal Intercollegiate Competition was organized in F 7 classroom from 12.30 pm to 1.30 pm for FY B.Com/BBA/BBA IB/BCA, SY B.Com/BBA/BBA IB/BCA and TY B.Com/BBA/BBA students. The purpose of the competition was to inculcate the skills of creative thinking and marketing skills.
- On 6th Feb 2024, Debate Intercollegiate Competition was organized in F13 classroom from 2.30 pm to 4.00 pm for FY B.Com/BBA/BBA IB/BCA, SY B.Com/BBA/BBA IB/BCA and TY B.Com/BBA/BBA students. The purpose of the competition was to inculcate the skills of excellent critical thinking, teamwork and collaboration skills.
Kaleidoscope club established in 2021-22 for Department of BCA(Science) & MSc(CA). Students Register to work as volunteers of this club to make every event gracefully successful. It helps students to work as a team which is one of the most essential factor to make them future ready. This club helps them to know about themselves, their strengths, and their goals in better manner and also motivates them to serve.
Through this club we motivate them to meet, mix, and collaborate with other students from different backgrounds in a different environment. The aim is to pull out students from their comfort zone and encourage them to find out their hidden skills. Different activities such as Day Celebration, Departmental Competitions Guest Lectures and so on are organized for students to get them identify their hidden talents and engulf multitasking skills required to serve for welfare of the nation.
| Coordinator | All B.Sc. C.A.(BCA Sc) staff |
Objectives of Committee :-
- Students should learn how to use software applications, evaluate them, and select the right one for a given situation.
- To learn the latest technologies to become industry-ready.
- Students should be encouraged to pursue research and innovation to develop new database engines, query languages, and IT solutions.
- They should learn how to take on technological and professional challenges.
- To evaluate and exhibit ethical values both professionally and socially.
- Students should gain practical exposure through academic-industry linkages.
- Students should learn in a scholarly and professional environment.
Kaleidoscope club helps students to work as a team which is one of the most essential factor to make them future ready. This club helps them to know about themselves, their strengths, and their goals in better manner and also motivates them to serve.
Through this club we motivate them to meet, mix, and collaborate with other students from different backgrounds in a different environment. The aim is to pull out students from their comfort zone and encourage them to find out their hidden skills.
Event type: Day Celebration Activity
Title: Ramdhari Singh Dinkar Birthday Celebration
No. of students : 65 (F.Y.BCA (Science))
Description(English):
In this event students recited the motivational poems of Ramdhari Singh Dinkar and his journey was enlightened with the biography video of National poet Ramchari Singh Dinkar. Ramdhari Singh Dinkar’s literary contributions extend beyond his poetic excellence. By attending this event students were able to understand life journey of National poet “Ramdhari Singh Dinkar” and his contributions.
Event From Date: 23/09/2023
Event To Date: 23/09/2023
Event type: Day Celebration Activity
Title: Tribute to Mr. Karpoori Thakur Day Celebration
No. of students : 70 (S.Y.BCA (Science))
Description(English):
The Program mainly focused on the socio contribution of Mr. Karpuri Thakur his journey to be received one of the most prestigious award “Bharat Ratna”. The video was shared with the students regarding the same. Various activities such as One minute talk and Group discussion was organized to make students aware about Karpoori Thakur’s life and politics which symbolised various stages of socialist movement in the Hindi belt of India.
Event From Date: 30/01/2024
Event To Date: 30/01/2024
Event type: Day Celebration Activity
Title: Bihar Diwas : Yuva Shakti Bihar ki Pragati.
No. of students : 70 (T.Y.BCA (Science))
Description(English):
Under Builders of Modern Society, The Activity such as “One minute talk” was organized in order to encourage the students by making them aware about innovative inventions and appreciable contribution of the Bihar Youth Personalities for welfare of society. Bihar has made a huge contribution in making country proud. Some have done the work of enhancing the arts and literature, while some have illuminated the name of the country in the field of sports.
Event From Date: 28/03/2024
Event To Date: 28/03/2024
Event type: Guest Lecture
Title: Guest Lecture on Domains in Computer Networking and Ethical Hacking
No. of students : 127 (S.Y.BCA (Science))
Description(English):
The guest lecture mainly focused on computer networking domains and also practically working of OSI model the speaker also provided information cyber security the motivated about the different modes of Cyber crimes virus attack social networking security password protection financial frauds and so on the student listen the lecture with rapt attention.
Event From Date: 27/09/2023
Event To Date: 27/09/2023
Event type: Guest Lecture
Title: Java Database Connectivity
No. of students : 88 (T.Y.BCA (Science))
Description(English):
Department of BCA Science had organized a Guest Lecture on “Hibernates”. In this Session Mr. Kunal Sir focused on the key aspects like object-relational mapping concepts and the various issues and options available in Java to address object persistence. With these fundamentals, he also explored the basics of Hibernate object persistence and configuration. Along with the details of Hibernate mapping, queries, transactions, and concurrency in Database.
Event From Date: 09/10/2023
Event To Date: 09/10/2023
Event type: Alumni Lecture
Title: Knowledge Impart Program on DevOps
No. of students : 112 (S.Y. & T.Y.BCA (Science))
Description(English):
The seminar mainly focused on work culture of DevOps Engineer the resource person motivated the students about the different modes DevOps concepts, working and scope in Technical field. The students also asked their queries about DevOps career opportunities. These young students listened to the lecture with rapt attention and expressed the feeling of satisfaction. By attending this session the participants were able to understand concepts of DevOps and work culture related to this field in IT industry.
Event From Date: 07/10/2023
Event To Date: 07/10/2023
Event type: Add On Course
Title: Add on Course on Mobile Application Development.
No. of students : 6100 (T.Y.BCA (Science))
Description(English):
Add on course was organized based on programming languages such as HTML, CSS, Javascript which ensures that students receive industry-relevant training. This type of training can give graduates an edge in the job market, as employers often look for candidates who have practical experience in their field of study. It also helped students develop important employability skills such as teamwork, communication, and problem-solving. The Expert Ms. Vrushali Pandey made the sessions quite interactive to emphasize the confidence among the students. The sessions provided students with opportunities to interact with professionals, which can help them build their professional network.
Event From Date: 7/02/ 2024
Event To Date: 7/02/2024
Event type: Pulse Pixel Competition
Title: Pulse Pixel Video Making Competition
No. of students : 25 (F.Y.BCA (Science))
Description(English):
A video making competition based on technical topics was organized by department. Students were judged based on Variety of the content, Relevance to theme, Effective Presentation. To make students aware about current innovations and to improvise their skills in inventions. To improvise the presentational skills and ability to speak on stage as it inspires a greater competitive advantage in the marketplace. This not only motivates learners to put in the necessary effort but also helps them to develop essential skills that are critical to success in today’s world.
Event From Date: 07/02/2024
Event To Date: 07/02/2024
Event type: Groove on The Go Competition
Title: E- Flyer Making Competition
No. of students : 15
Description(English):
E-Flyer Making Competition was organized. Rules and regulations of the E-flyer were explained in the beginning of the competition. The topics of this competition were “Political Meeting, New Session Start and College admission, Opening Ceremony of any Business and Promotion Flyer for Fun Fair”. The students were judged based on their parameters originality, creativity, presentation, relevance to theme and overall design. This event kept the student engaged and was organized to explore and encourage creativity in students and offer them a platform to showcase their skills. This was inspiration to them to think and work creatively in order to promote excellence in future.
Event From Date: 07/02/2024
Event To Date: 07/02/2024
Event type: Play with Clay Competition
Title: Model Making Competition
No. of students : 36
Description(English):
The students showcased their knowledge by rapidly answering the judge’s questions. Some students explained their model through the network flows. Play with Clay competition based on networking model. The network model allows data to be accessed through multiple paths and view. The objectives of the competition is to improve the students networking skills. Students were made models like Bus topology, Cloud networking model, Star topology etc.
Event From Date: 08/02/2024
Event To Date: 08/02/2024
Event type: Vigyaan 2024 Competition
Title: Rangoli Making Competition
No. of students : 36
Description(English):
Rangoli making Competition was organized under vigyan 2024 the students participated whole heartedly in the competition . The aim of Rangoli competition is to develop a sense of creativity, sense of caring, team spirit and above all an awareness of creating, developing new ideas.
Event From Date: 01/03/2024
Event To Date: 01/03/2024
Admission Committee | Chairman | Dr. A. K. Walunj |
| Coordinator | Dr. Roopa Shah | |
| Mrs.Rasika Patil | ||
| Dr. Anuradha Ghodke | ||
| Mr.Suklal Kumbhar | ||
| Mrs.Supriya Gaikwad | ||
| Mr. Prakash Nachnani | ||
| Mr. Shivaji Rajmane | ||
| Mrs.Jayashree Kamble | ||
| Mrs.Snehal Mohite | ||
| Mrs.Kanan Padte | ||
| Miss Mokshada Yadav |
College admissions is all about finding a knowledge depository that fits you. As an applicant, you are looking for an environment where you can thrive academically and personally, and it is the job of an admission in charge to identify students who will make great additions to a unique campus community.Grades and test scores are important factors in college admission, but admission leaders are also looking for curious and engaged candidates who will round out a diverse first-year class.The extracurricular activities and the Commitment to a sport, hobby, religious organization, or job over three years of high school is key. Colleges would much rather see you excited about a few worthwhile endeavors than marginally involved with a fruitful club.Conversations with your college counselor about what’s important to you in terms of academics, campus culture, and financial aid will help guide your overall college search.The key components of the college application are your transcript, score reports, letters of recommendation, and application essay. Colleges will also ask you to list your extracurricular activities
To disseminate clearly the admission procedure
To provide guidance and familiarize prospective students with the University.
To create a brand value with awareness of the institute.
To provide the best counselling to students and parents in admissions.
To guide the students and parents in making effective decisions.
To enhance the procedure with right technology of people and place.
- New Objetive
- Discussion of online admissions and offline.
- Block G2 and G8 – Admission Duties
- Tally the online and offline admissions.
- Telegram channel updates to students and teachers
Chairman | Dr. Anamika Ghosh |
| Mrs.Snehal Varhadi | |
| Mrs.Amola Jeure | |
| Mrs.Snehal Mohite |
Academic calendar is planned as per the SPPU schedule which includes exam schedules, schedules of all the co and extracurricular activities
To prepare Academic Calendar for Next Year
- Preparation of the academic calendar for the next academic year begins in April & finalized it first week of May.
- A comprehensive academic calendar is prepared by Principal, Vice-Principal, Heads of various departments and Chairman of various committees.
- A comprehensive academic calendar is prepared by Principal, Vice-Principal, Heads of various departments and Chairman of various committees.
- Every month of last week we will send mail to committee for the next activity as per academic calendar and also take follow-up.
An alumni committee is an association of graduates or, more broadly, of former students (alumni).
The alumni committee creates and keeps alumni interest in their Education guild and develops interest to contribute to their Alma matter. Alumni Meeting, a networking event conceived to exchange experiences and to share ideas with current students, faculties and staff.
This committee provides a variety of benefits and services that help alumni maintain connections to their educational institution and fellow graduates.
Alumni meet is an event celebrated in every institute to give your alumni an opportunity to renew bonds with past classmates and cherish their relationship with faculties and staff members.
To encourage the Alumni to take an active and abiding interest in the work and progress of the Institute so as to contribute towards enhancement of the social utility of their Alma Mater.
To construct an Alumni house to provide a common place for meetings of the members of the committee.
To promote family relations among all members of the committee and the College staff both existing & Retired.
To promote and encourage the members to take active interest in the objectives and progress of the Alumni.
To generate a Brain Bank of the professionals from amongst its members and provide services for the benefit of the Alumni and the society in general.
Any other objectives in the interest of society as decided from time to time by the Executive Committee and General Body.
To provide financial assistance and scholarships to the needy and the deserving students.
To extend the help to the students of College for placement and industrial training.
To act as a bridge between college and the industries for interaction on new developments in different disciplines of engineering.
To organize programs on personality development, interview technique and leadership development, education in health science, yoga, literature, sports etc.
| Chairman | Mrs.Charushila Patil |
| Mrs. Tripti Mahabare | |
| Mrs.Anita Vishwakarma | |
| Mrs.Rupali Mote | |
| Mrs.Jyoti Pandhare | |
| Mrs.Nikita Bhamare | |
| Mrs.Ankitha Pai | |
| Mrs.Amola Jeure | |
| Mrs.Prajakta Yeole | |
| Mr.Saurabh Chavan |
- Alumni Meet : Arrange the Alumni meet every year in the month of December or January.
- Knowledge Bank : To provide a platform for meeting and exchange of ideas among the alumni, present student, faculty members and other members of the college(Knowledge Impart Program)
- Workshop :To arrange workshop based on current needs(based on any current technology) of the company with the help of alumni students. Send Invitations of National and State level conferences, seminars.
- Alumni Induction Day: Inducting Final year students as Alumnus every year.
- Updating the database: A letter and a form should be mailed (or a message sent) to all alumni, introducing them to the leader, requesting them to update their contact information, and inquiring if there are any interested volunteers for the committee.
| Chairman | Dr. A. K. Walunj |
| Coordinator | Mrs. Padmavati Patil |
| Mr. Suklal Kumbhar | |
| Mrs. Rashmi Pimparkar | |
| Mrs. Komal Admane | |
| Mrs. Kanchan Patil |
These regulations shall be called the “UGC Regulations on Curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009”.
They shall come into force from the date of their publication in the Official Gazette.
They shall apply to all the institutions coming within the definition of an University under sub-section (f) of section (2) of the University Grants Commission Act, 1956, and to all institutions deemed to be a university under Section 3 of the University Grants Commission Act, 1956, to all other higher educational institutions, or elements of such universities or institutions, including its departments, constituent units and all the premises, whether being academic, residential, playgrounds, canteen, or other such premises of such universities, deemed universities and higher educational institutions, whether located within the campus or outside, and to all means of transportation of students, whether public or private, accessed by students for the pursuit of studies in such universities, deemed universities and higher educational institutions.
Anti-Ragging Committee deals with issues relating to Ragging Cases.
The committee is formed to prevent Ragging and other related problems of students.
PCCCS has a zero-tolerance policy towards Ragging issues and is proactively committed to providing a safe conducive work and academic environment to students & employees
We at PCCCS are extremely alert to matters pertaining to any kind of harassment & gender sensitivity.
Any student or staff aggrieved in this matter may fearlessly approach the ICC against sexual harassment.
To prohibit any conduct by any student or students whether by words spoken or written or by an act which has the effect of teasing, treating or handling with rudeness a fresher or any other student, or indulging in rowdy or indisciplined activities by any student or students which causes or is likely to cause annoyance, hardship or psychological harm or to raise fear or apprehension thereof in any fresher or any other student or asking any student to do any act which such student will not in the ordinary course do and which has the effect of causing or generating a sense of shame, or torment or embarrassment so as to adversely affect the physique or psyche of such fresher or any other student, with or without an intent to derive a sadistic pleasure or showing off power, authority or superiority by a student over any fresher or any other student; and thereby, to eliminate ragging in all its forms from universities, deemed universities and other higher educational institutions in the country by prohibiting it under these Regulations, preventing its occurrence and punishing those who indulge in ragging as provided for in these Regulations and the appropriate law in force.
Any Aggrieved student can file the Complaint to the Anti-Ragging committee.
Any aggrieved student can file complaint in writing to the Principal or online form displayed on the college website, also to the Anti-Ragging Committee, within a period 3 months from the date of incident.
If the victim is unable to lodge a complaint in writing, the Anti-Ragging Committee will provide all possible assistance to the victim for lodging the complaint in writing.
UGC REGULATION ON CURBING THE MENACE OF RAGGING IN HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, 2009
| Chairman | Dr. A. K. Walunj |
| Coordinator | Dr. Anuradha Ghodke |
| Dr. Aparna Joshi | |
| Dr. Seema Patil | |
| Mr. Prakash Nachnani | |
| Mrs.Swapnal Nagwade | |
| Mrs.Ujwala Falak | |
| Mrs.Komal Bhaware | |
| Mrs. Rachita Patil | |
| Mrs. Pallavi Patil | |
| Miss Kanchan Patil |
Anti-Sexual Harassment Committee deals with issues relating to sexual harassment. The committee is formed to prevent sexual assault and other related problems of students. PCCCS has a zero-tolerance policy towards sexual harassment and is proactively committed to providing a safe conducive work and academic environment to students & employees. We at PCCCS are extremely alert to matters pertaining to any kind of harassment & gender sensitivity. Any student or staff aggrieved in this matter may fearlessly approach the ICC against sexual harassment.
What is Sexual Harassment?
An act of sexual harassment includes any one or more of the unwelcome acts or behaviour,
whether directly or by implication:
i. Physical contact and advances; or
ii. A demand or request for sexual favours; or
iii. Making sexual colored remarks; or
iv. Showing pornography; or
v. Any unwelcome physical, verbal or non-verbal conduct of sexual nature.
The following circumstances, among other circumstances, if it occur or are present in relation to or connected with any act or behavior of sexual harassment, May also amount to sexual harassment;
i. Implied or explicit promise of preferential treatment in her employment; or
ii. Implied or explicit threat of detrimental treatment in her employment; or
iii. Implied or explicit threat about her present or future employment status; or
iv. Interference with her work or creating and intimidating or offensive or hostile
work environment for her; or
v. Humiliating treatment likely to affect her health or safety.
To provide a neutral, confidential and supportive environment for members of the campus community who may have been sexually harassed.
To advise complaints of means of resolution as specified by the legislation.
To ensure fair and timely resolution of sexual harassment complaints.
To provide counseling and support services on campus.
To ensure that students, faculty and staff are provided with current and comprehensive materials on sexual harassment.
To promote awareness about sexual harassment through educational initiatives that encourages and fosters a respectful and safe campus environment.
Arranging Awareness Workshops and Guest Lectures:
For faculty members, non-teaching staff, and students with an aim to develop a non-threatening and non-intimidating atmosphere of mutual learning.
Counselling
Confidential counseling service is an important service as sexual harassment cases are rarely reported and are a sensitive issue. Counselling provides a safe space to speak about the incident and how it has affected the aggrieved woman.
ICC Composition
Sr. No. | Name | Designation | Post |
| 1 | Dr. Babasaheb Sangale | Principal | Chairman |
| 2 | Dr.Kshitija Gandhi | Vice-Principal | Presiding Officer |
| 3 | Dr. Anuradha Ghodke | Teaching Staff | Coordinator |
| 4 | Adv. Prakash Nachani | Teaching Staff | Member |
| 5 | Mrs Preeti Sathe | Advocate | External Member (For Legal Assistance ) |
| 6 | Miss Ridhi Patel | Student | Member (If the matter involves students) |
Policy and Procedure for Prevention of Sexual Harassment
The Internal Complaint Committee (ICC) of Pratibha College of Commerce and Computer Studies was constituted. According to ‘The Sexual Harassment at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013’ the sensitive issues of sexual harassment are thoroughly scrutinized. Along with this Act, the ICC seeks to adhere to the spirit of Vishakha guidelines in order to address the issue of sexual harassment at the workplace for ensuring gender equality. The ICC aims to look into the complaints of sexual harassment in the establishment and also to create awareness about the issue. The Act has outlined the constitution of the ICC for looking into the complaints and forming an inquiry team to handle the same in a time-bound manner.
ICC works as a complaint redressal mechanism for the staff and students. Its mandates are:
To provide a neutral, confidential and supportive environment for members of the college campus who may have been sexually harassed.
To advise complaints of means of resolution as specified by the legislation.
To ensure fair and timely resolution of sexual harassment complaints.
To provide counselling and support services on campus.
Written apology
Bond of good behavior
Adverse remarks in the confidential report
Debarring
Any student, service provider, teaching, non-teaching staff may lodge a complaint against a student, service provider, teaching, non-teaching staff.
Any aggrieved woman can file complaint in writing to the Principal or online form for Student/online form for Staff displayed on the college website, also to the ICC, within a period 3 months from the date of incident (sexual harassment at work place).
If the victim is unable to lodge a complaint in writing, the ICC will provide all possible assistance to the victim for lodging the complaint in writing.
For any Complaints, Queries & Assistance Contact
Asst.Prof. Padmavati Patil
ICC Coordinator Commerce Department Staff Room, Contact No- 9482175734
The college has given complete freedom to the students, teaching, and non-teaching to approach the committee
Once complaint is received, the meeting of ICC is called to discuss the matter.
Notice is sent to the respondent.
The opportunity is given to the respondent to express his side
The ICC takes a decision & considers both sides and passes the resolution.
Complaint to be discussed and resolved within a period of three months.
The same matter is to be documented.
The college has given complete freedom to the students, teaching, and non-teaching to approach the committee
Once complaint is received, the meeting of ICC is called to discuss the matter.
Notice is sent to the respondent.
The opportunity is given to the respondent to express his side
The ICC takes a decision & considers both sides and passes the resolution.
Complaint to be discussed and resolved within a period of three months.
The same matter is to be documented.
- Report for Cyber Harassment
- Report of Prava Anandi Natesambandhacha
- Report of Social Media Addiction Abuse and Harassment
- Report of Poster Presentation Competitioon
- Report Kali Khultana
- Annual Repot for Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan
- Annual Report for ICC
- 2022-23 Workshop on Gender Sanstization
- 2022-23 Guest Lecture on Youth and HIV
- 2022-23 Power Point Presentation Competition
- 2022-23 Guest Lecture Gender Sanstization
- 2022-23 Guest Lecture on Anti- Sexual Policy
- ANNUAL REPORT 2024-25
Kindly refer to the Act 2013, sections 16 and 17, for information about complaints click here.
| Chairman | Mrs.Amola Jeure |
| Mrs.Gouri Kadadi | |
| Miss.Aparajita Kadvekar | |
| Mrs.Varsha Bhosale | |
| Mrs. Madhuri Choudhari | |
| Miss. Mokshada Yadav | |
| Mr. Rahul Rathod |
In this committee we take attendance of each class of each stream for every month.So record of attendance of students is maintained. For every month consolidated attendance is prepared for college and forwarded to Principal Sir. Students having less presenty called by class teacher also same thing is co-ordinated with their parents.
To get actual attendance of students.
To increase attendance of students.
- Consolidated attendance of students is prepared for Open day and provided to course co-ordinator.
| Chairman | Dr. A. K. Walunj |
| Coordinator | Mrs.Ragini Chavan |
| Mrs.Varsha Thakare | |
| Mr.Machindra Kirtane | |
| Miss.Priti Jagtap | |
| Mrs.Padmavati Patil | |
| Mrs.Preeti Karajkhede | |
Mrs. Pallavi Patil (Suryawanshi) |
The University had established the Board of Extra- Mural Studies in the year 1949 for adult education, extension, enlightenment through reaching to outreach people.The purpose of the Board of Extra-Mural Studies is to bring the University to the people by using the facilities and resources of the University for the Education of the adult population and the youth for their economic, social and cultural development. From the beginning BEMS organizes the Lecture Series for People, Extension Education,Need Based Programmes, Summer Schools, Empowerment of Women, and other courses for adult learners through its selected centers. It endeavors to do this in consultation with the appropriate departments, agencies, academic faculties and private educational institutions, public library etc. BEMS aims to encourage, assist and co-ordinate the efforts of the academic departments, colleges, private educational institutes in all forms of university extension.
In Our college as per the guidelines of BEMS department of university, all lecture series, workshops ,need based programs has organized to make students aware about the various life skills, social values apart from their academic curriculum.
The primary objective of the committee is to interact with the students regarding various social values in addition to curriculum. On this context our BEMS organizes educational programmes such as Dr. Babasaheb Jayakar lecture series, Yashawantrao Chavan lecture series, Sant Gadage Baba Jeshtha Nagarik lecture series, Jeshtha Nagarik Sheeebir, Bahishal Shibeer, need based programs, seminars, symposiums, workshops, essay writing competitions for non-teaching staff, essay writing competitions for senior citizens, general public as well as for students as per the guidelines of Savitribai Phule Pune University,Pune
The activities of BEMS department are organized according to the guidelines of BEMS, SPPU.Meeting for the guidelines is undertaken by BEMS, SPPU in the month of August/ Sept of every academic year.
Under BEMS, college can organize Lecture Series, Workshops, Need Based Programmes, Seminars as follows:Babasaheb Jaykar Lecture Series
Yashawantrao Chavan Lecture Series
Sant Gadage Baba Jeshtha Nagarik Lecture Series
Need Based Programme
DnyanVidyanVachanChalwal Lecture Series
One Day Workshop
The above lecture series are organized in the months of Nov, Dec, Jan and Feb of every academic year as per the instructions of BEMS (Bahishal)Department, SPPU and our College authorities.The activities are funded by SPPU after submission of financial records of activities.
| Coordinator | Mrs.Rupali Kothawade |
| Mrs.Jyoti Ingle | |
| Mrs.Nilambari Kale | |
| Mrs.Charushila Patil | |
| Mrs.Rupali Mote | |
| Mrs. Sanjay Mathpati | |
| All Computer Sc.staff |
Computer Science Association (CSA) is a student club initiated by Computer Science department of Pratibha College of Commerce & Computer Studies. Our motto “LEARN BEYOND ACADEMICS” is driving students to actively participate and learn new things, to build self-confidence. We conduct events that help students to learn critical, analytical thinking and new technologies.
To provide a platform to show case their competence by knowledge sharing and innovative thinking.
To organize numerous events to inculcate teamwork and technical ability, analytical and critical thinking in students to be equipped for the future.
To facilitate students’ contented environment to build professional, leadership and moral obligation for the society.
| Chairman | Mr. Prakash Nachnani |
| Mrs.Navya Dandwani | |
| All Commerce staff |
Commerce Association provides a platform for the students to exhibit their talents invarious commerce-oriented events and will also help them to enhance their analytical and decision-making skills. The events which we offer will extend a platform to grasp teamwork, critical thinking, and creative learning and to build self-confidence.
To imbibe practical exposure to the Theoretical aspect of the Course Curriculum.
To bring connectivity between Academia and Practical learning with a focus on overall personality development of the students through the execution of number competitions.
To revitalize the students by incorporating fun activities and inculcate management skills.
Brief Description of activities or task (as on 31 December 2023)
- On 06 Februvary 2024, the Moot Court Competition was organized at 3:00 pm in PIBM Auditorium on the theme of ‘Indian Contract Act 1872’ with the judges as Dr Harshita Vanchhani and Prof. Suvrana Gotake. Number of students participated were 16 (TY B.com, TY BA and FY. Bcom).The competition was organized to foster critical thinking, teamwork, and problem solving while building confidence and valuable networks with legal professionals.
- On 06 Februvary 2024, Brand it Competition was organized at B-5 from 11:30 to1:30 pm. Over all 67 students participated in the competition of which 59 students were from PCCCS and 08 participants were from other colleges. The Judges for the competition Mrs. Hemlata Chavan and Mrs. Trupti Mahabare (senior professors from PCCCS). The competition was organized to sharpen the knowledge of the students and lo know about the Indian Brands in the market.
- On 06 Februvary 2024, Mr and Ms Vanijyam Intercollegiate Competition was organized with an aim to encourage the students to showcase their skills and practicaJ th.in.king in front of public .and.cultivate.confidence. Competition was held in Auditorium at 12:00 pm. Judges for the competition Dr.Kshitija Gandhi and Dr Roopa Shah. Over all 30 students participated in the competition and their views on topics was seen.
- Inter-Collegiate Vlog competition is organized on Tuesday, the 06 February 2024, at 10:30am in the PCCCS Building – F7 Classroom with the motive to create awareness about commercial places through creative videos. This Intercollegiate competition received fabulous participation from 28 participants of PCCCS (TYB.Com, TY BA, FY B.Com, FY BBA, FY BBA.IB, FYBBA.CA). Judges of the competition Prof Nilambari Kale (Computer Science department) and Prof Ashlesha Deole (Computer Application depanmem).
| Convener | Mr. Rohit D. Akolkar |
Members | Mrs. Navya Dandwani |
| Mrs. Ankitha Pai | |
| Mrs. Kanan Padte | |
| Mrs. Snehal Varhadi | |
| Mrs. Supriya Gaikwad | |
| Mrs. Poonam Karale | |
| Mr. Amol Shinde | |
| Mr. Macchindra Kirtane | |
| Miss. Priti Jagtap | |
| Miss. Aparajita Kadvekar | |
| Mr. Sourabh Dhaware | |
| Miss. Siyalee Barde |
The important role of the cultural committee of the college is to provide a platform to the students through conducting various cultural activities and through that to bring a change and overall development of the students. In Pratibha college, the cultural committee works to introduce students to our culture and also to different art forms to showcase their talent and create an interdisciplinary approach through it.
- To provide a platform giving students a path to explore their talents and showcase their creativity.
- To encourage students to take part in different cultural activities.
- To promote a sense of community among students.
- To celebrate the cultural diversity of the country.
- To give students the opportunity to collaborate and manage events.
- To encourage students to participate in events and activities to win awards and prizes.
- To commemorate the birth and death anniversaries of builders of modern society.
- The cultural committee organizes various activities like debate competition, elocution competition , rangoli competition etc.
| Chairman | Mr.Chandrakant Sonawane |
| Dr. Anuradha Ghodke | |
| Dr. Nisha Chaudhari | |
| Mrs.Madhura Wagh | |
| Mrs.Swapnal Nagwade | |
| Mrs. Priti Karajkhede | |
| Mrs. Prajakta Yeole |
Deep Pratibha, a College Magazine, reflects the activities of our college organized throughout the year. It is a perfect medium for our students and faculty members to express their opinions, portray their writing skills (creative writing) humour, poems and articles in our magazine. It is a platform to motivate and encourage students and our renowned faculty members for their active participation in Workshops, Conferences, Seminars and Orientation programme, Research Competition (Avishkar), Inter-Collegiate competitions and so on.
To enhance the creativity of our students through writing skills.
To be precise on the rules and regulations of SPPU.
To inculcate student’s perspective and aspirations.
To provide an ambience that makes our students ethically strong and professionally competent and, thereby, contributing to a healthy and prosperous society.
- The basic activity of the committee goes with the scrutiny of all the Articles. Also, the activity organized is in the form of Essay writing test, Sketches, Know Your Economy Test. There are also some interesting features and tests to be organized in the following academic year.
| Chairman | Dr. Preeti Kolhe |
| Mrs .Navya Dandwani | |
| Dr. Anuradha Ghodke | |
| Dr. Nisha Chaudhari | |
| Mr.Tulshiram Kamble | |
| Mrs.Komal Bhaware | |
| Mrs.Shagunthala Devi | |
| Miss Dhanashree Khese |
The purpose of the Committee is: “To protect the natural and physical environment and aware the students about the sustainable and balanced environmental approaches in order to secure future generations of the college campus”.
The committee aims to work in collaboration with other institutions working towards environmental awareness programs and conduct symposia and workshops to keep students updated with new researches and approaches towards keeping our environment in good health.
To conduct more specific long visits to outstation for experience based environmental projects giving tremendous and lasting effect on students.
Motivate students to imbibe habits and life style for minimum waste generation, source separation of waste and disposing the waste to the nearest storage point.
Reducing in-door pollution of the campus by planting best indoor plants, at least 5plants/per student to compensate the concentration of indoor pollutants as well as of carbon-dioxide.
To conduct guest lectures on advanced environmental sustainable topics improving student’s knowledge and to increase inter departmental collaboration from different college.
“No –Vehicle Day” celebration on 12th January 2019, a step towards spreading awareness for the current environmental issues.
Extension Activity “Cleanliness & Pollution Awareness Campaign with Gurukul: Balashram)” on 23rd October 2018.
A guest lecture was organized on 18th August, 2018 on the topic “Current Environmental Issues and Its Sustainable Approaches” and the lecture delivered by Prof. Amir Mulla, Department of Environmental Sciences, Fergusson College, Pune.
An Industrial Visit to Amul Factory and ICAR-Onion and Garlic Research Institute, located at Rajgurunagar on 3rd February 2018.
A guest lecture was organized on 3rd October, 2017 on the topic “Potential of fungi in Environmental Security” and the lecture delivered by Dr. Rohit Sharma, Scientist, NFCCI,Pashan, Pune.
A Tree- Plantation programme was organized by Environmental Awareness Committee on 9th August, 2017.
Pollution Awareness and Road Safety Campaign was organized on 23rd August 2017 on various PCMC squares. It was a non-violent activity.
- Dr.A.K.Walunj(Chairman)
- Mrs.Madhuri Gandhi(Incharge)
- Mrs.Pallavi Patil(Member)
- Mrs.Mayura Sawant(Member)
- Mrs.Kanchan Patil(Member)
The “Equal Opportunity Cell” (समान संधी केंद्र) is established in PCCCS in the year 2023-24 in accordance with guidelines issued by the Savitribai Phule Pune University(SPPU). Its purpose is to assist and counsel students belongs to marginalized sections including Scheduled Caste(SC), Scheduled Tribes(ST),other Backward Communities,minority communities etc.
Objectives of EOC :
- To ensure that the policies and programs for above groups are carried out effectively.
- To offer guidance and support on academic, financial, social, and other issues.
- To promote diversity on campus.
Functions of EOC :
- Ensure fairness and equal opportunities for the community and promote social inclusion.
- Increase diversity among students, faculty and staff while eliminating discrimination.
- Foster a friendly environment for academic interaction and positive relationships among students from diverse backgrounds.
- Educate the academic community about the issues of social exclusion and the aspirations of marginalized communities.
- Share information about welfare schemes and government notifications for the socially weaker section.
- Hold regular meetings to monitor the progress of different program.
Activities of EOC:
The activities of Equal Opportunity Cell has organized according to the guidelines of SPPU.
Arranging Guest Lectures to inform different government and non-government scholarship schemes to student.
Following Activities are taken till date:
1. Guest Lecture
Equal Opportunity Cell has organized Online Guest Lecture on “Scholarship Schemes” on 2nd November 2023. Government and non-government scholarship schemes has been informed. In this session Mrs.Bhavana Gotmate focused on scholarships for SC/ST category and open category also. She has also explained whole document procedure.
| Chairman | Dr. A. K. Walunj |
| Chief Examination Officer | Mr.Hanumanta Koli |
| Dr. Jayashree Muley | |
| Dr. Anamika Ghosh | |
| Dr. Rajeshree Nanaware | |
| Dr. Kshitija Gandhi | |
| Mrs.Hemalata Chavan | |
| Mrs.Suvarna Gogate | |
| Dr. Harshita Vachhani | |
| Dr. Shruti Ganpule | |
| Mrs.Neeta Ukirde | |
| Mrs.Dipali Mahajan | |
| Dr. Roopa Shah |
Main duty of examination committee is to conduct internal and university examination of all classes.
To ensure appropriate organization of various internal and university examinations.
Allotment of Exam Duties.
To conduct Central Assessment Program (C.A.P.) for first year of all U.G. courses.
To arrange Convocation Program for Graduation degree.
Conducting periodic examination related meetings.
Convocation Program:
Date: 2nd Feb 2019, 2:30 P.M.
Guest of Honor: Adv.S.K.Jain ShikshanPrasarakMandal,Pune
| Chairman | Mrs.Tripti Mahabare |
| Dr.Seema Patil | |
| Mrs.Shagunthala Devi | |
| Mrs.Jayashree Kamble | |
| Mrs.Jyoti Pandhare | |
| Miss Aparjita Kadvekar | |
| Mrs.Kirti Bora | |
| Mrs.Supriya Pachhapure | |
| Mrs.Prajakta Yeole | |
Mrs. Pallavi Patil Suryawanshi | |
| Mr. Rahul Rathod |
Introduction
The feedback committee is constituted for conduction and evaluation of feedback from students, parents, alumni, employee and other stakeholders. Online feedback system is implemented for feedback collection. The committee will conduct feedback twice in every year. First feedback should be conducted and analyzed after 4th week from the commencement of the semester. The second feedback of the semester will be conducted at the end of the semester.
Committee Objectives
- To provide platform to students, parents, alumni, employees and stakeholders for comment on teaching, learning quality and other factors as part of review processes.
- To assess the success of course, support services, academics and co-curricular activities.
- To take the feedback from all stakeholders including students, parents, alumni, employee on all aspects.
Activites of the Committee & Courses
Collection of feedback from –
- Feedback from these stakeholders are collected on course, support-services, infrastructure, teaching and learning process, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities etc.
- Analysis of feedback forms.
- Communication regarding analysis to the concerned stakeholders / authorities for necessary action.
| Competitive Career Committee | Chairman | Asst. Prof. Suruchi Somwanshi |
| Members | Mrs.Tripti Mahabare | |
| Mrs. Madhura Wagh | ||
| Mrs. Jyoti Ingale | ||
| Mrs..Poonam Karale | ||
| Mrs. Jyoti Pandhare | ||
| Miss Siyali Barde | ||
| Miss Komal Admane |
The Competitive Career Committee at Pratibha College of Commerce and Computer Studies is committed to assisting students in developing the knowledge and experience needed to succeed in competitive career fields. We are here to help you achieve your goals, whether they are in business, finance, technology, or any other competitive area. Our goal is to provide you with the skills and information necessary to succeed in your chosen sector and stand out in the competitive job market through workshops, seminars, networking events, and competitions.
- To raise the interest of learners around competitive exams.
- To educate the students about the range of positions available in the federal and state governments.
- To improve competitive abilities via diverse workshops and seminars.
- To instruct them by administering verbal and quantitative aptitude tests.
2022-23
- Lecture on “ Career opportunities in Statistics”
- Lecture on “Balancing Impress Quotient (IQ) and Express Quotient”
2023-24
- Lecture on “Career opportunities for CA”
- Session on “Know your Army”
- Crash course for the preparation of MAH-BBA-CET 2024.
- Mock test series for the preparation of MAH-BBA-CET 2024.
Students Feedback
HR Feedback
| Competitive Career Committee | Chairman | Asst. Prof. Suruchi Somwanshi |
| Members | Mrs.Tripti Mahabare | |
| Mrs. Madhura Wagh | ||
| Mrs. Jyoti Ingale | ||
| Mrs..Poonam Karale | ||
| Mrs. Jyoti Pandhare | ||
| Miss Siyali Barde | ||
| Miss Komal Admane |
The Competitive Career Committee at Pratibha College of Commerce and Computer Studies is committed to assisting students in developing the knowledge and experience needed to succeed in competitive career fields. We are here to help you achieve your goals, whether they are in business, finance, technology, or any other competitive area. Our goal is to provide you with the skills and information necessary to succeed in your chosen sector and stand out in the competitive job market through workshops, seminars, networking events, and competitions.
- To raise the interest of learners around competitive exams.
- To educate the students about the range of positions available in the federal and state governments.
- To improve competitive abilities via diverse workshops and seminars.
- To instruct them by administering verbal and quantitative aptitude tests.
2022-23
- Lecture on “ Career opportunities in Statistics”
- Lecture on “Balancing Impress Quotient (IQ) and Express Quotient”
2023-24
- Lecture on “Career opportunities for CA”
- Session on “Know your Army”
- Crash course for the preparation of MAH-BBA-CET 2024.
- Mock test series for the preparation of MAH-BBA-CET 2024.
Students Feedback
HR Feedback
| Chairman | Mrs. Roopali Mote |
| Mrs. Rasika Patil | |
| Mrs. Rutuja Chavan | |
| Mrs. Shahin Bhaldar | |
| Miss. Aparajita Kadvekar | |
| Mrs.Komal Bhaware | |
| Mr. Sourabh Dhaware | |
| Miss. Dhanashree Khese |
Introduction
Main aim of ‘Health Committee’ is towork for the physical & mental development of our college students. Health checkup of every first year students is main functionof committee. This is compulsory activity assigned by Savitribai Phule Pune University to all affiliated colleges. Through this activity unrecognized disease/s were detected at the time of the check-up and the basic treatment can be prescribed to student. If necessary students are advised to visit some experts for their illnesses detected at the time of health checkup. udents of the SPPU & its affiliated colleges.
Committee Objectives
To recognize disease/s which students are not aware of.
To help students to get treatment from university appointed doctors
2023-24
- Compulsory health checkup of all first year students.
- Second round of health checkup for absent students
- Demonstration of First aid and CPR
- Surya Namaskar-Awakening the sun within
- Health Checkup Camp for staff
- Cancer Awareness: Risk Factors and Myths
- Eye and Dental Checkup Camp for staff
2022-23
- Compulsory health checkup of all first year students.
- Second round of health checkup for absent students.
- COVID Booster Camp
2020-21
- Campus Sanitization and Faculty Covid Test
2019-20
- Compulsory health checkup of all first year students.
- Second round of health checkup for absent student.
- Health awareness pamphlet distribution to parents in association with parent teacher association committee.
2018-19
- Compulsory health checkup of all first year students.
- Second round of health checkup for absent student.
2017-18
- Compulsory health checkup of all first year students.
- Second round of health checkup for absent student.
2016-17
- Compulsory health checkup of all first year students.
- Second round of health checkup for absent student.
- Hemoglobin Checkup of all first year girl student.
- Blood Group checkup of first year students.
| Chairman | Mrs.Neeta Ukirde |
| Dr. Dinesh Lahori | |
| Mrs.Ujwala Falak | |
| Mrs.Poonam Karale | |
| Mrs.Sujata Patil | |
| Mrs.Madhuri Gandhi | |
| Mrs. Rachita Patil |
- To imbibe practical exposure to the Theoretical aspect of the Course Curriculum.
- To bring connectivity between Academia and Corporate through the channel of Industrial Visit, thus to facilitate the journey from College to Corporate.
- To revitalize the students by incorporating fun activities through the means of Excursions and outings.
Activites of the Committee & Courses
- In due respect to the University curriculum, Industrial visits to different manufacturing companies are scheduled and executed.
- At times, efforts are invested to harness the practical fruits of Local MIDC Industries and Banks for Commerce and Management students.
- Efforts are also made to visit the Local Government bodies likes University departments, District Statistics office, Government Centre of Honey Bee and Research.
- Finally, as the fun part of the curriculum – Excursions are planned and executed.
| Chairman | Dr. Kshitija Gandhi |
| Coordinator | Mrs. Meena Dongare |
| Dr. Jayashree Muley | |
| Dr. Rajeshree Nanaware | |
| Mrs.Hemalata Chavan | |
| Mr.Hanumanta Koli | |
| Mrs.Suvarna Gogate | |
| Dr. Harshita Vachhani | |
| Dr. Roopa Shah | |
| Mr. Shivaji Chavan |
Committee Objectives
- To formulate various library policies like collection, development, purchase.
- To propose library budget for proper library resources development.
- To propose library activities, programmes and services.
- To formulate knowledge and information archiving and management policy at the Institute.
- To guide the librarian in formulating general library policies and regulations to govern library.
- To provide for proper documentation services and updating the library collection.
- To work towards modernization and improvement of library and documentation Services.
- To formulate policies and procedures for efficient use of library resources.
Activites of the Committee & Courses
- Visit to Urja Pratishthan, Blind Students Hostel., Bhosari,Pune. Date: On 19/06/2023
- Infosys Spring Tab Distribution, under program/ project “Digital Pratibha” Date: 21/06/2023
- Visit to Infosys: it includes, springboard courses presentation, interaction with Infosys management leaders, Panel Discussion, career guidance and counselling program. Date: 27/06/2023
- “ESSAY COMPETITION “on occasion of National Education Policy 2020 week, 24-29 July 2023 celebration. Date: 28/07/2023
- Visit to Infosys: it includes, Library Visit and Book Donation Drive, Springboard Courses Discussion Forum about tab problems, Campus Drive Date: On 01/08/2023, At: 11:00 am
- One Day National Level Talk on Topic “ENHANCING THE RESEARCH QUALITY AS PER UGC CARE APROPOS OF DATA COLLECTION AND DATA PROCESSING” by Date: 06 Oct 2023
- Book Exhibition on occasion of Proud Birth Anniversary of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. Date: 13/10/2023
- Visit to Infosys: It includes, Interaction with ladies leader of Infosys and Westpac Bank, Australia. Date: 01/11/2023
- “Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Jayanti” 133rd Celebration to salute Mahamanav. Date: 15/04/2024/ Monday
- “World Book Celebration” 23 April 2024 “Read Your Way”. Date: 23/04/2024
- Annual Fee Distribution Program by Friend of Children (NGO) to students of PCCCS at Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad Memorial Hall, Koregaon Park. Date: 18/02/2024
| Coordinator | Mrs.Snehal Varhadi |
| Mr. Chandrakant Sonawane | |
| Mr.Suklal Kumbhar | |
| Mrs.Paridhi Jalan | |
| Mrs.Poonam Karale | |
| Mrs.Gourama Kadadi | |
| Mrs.Amola Jeure | |
| Mrs..Amol Shinde | |
| Mrs.Kanan Padte | |
| Mrs. Manisha Sakhare | |
| Mr.Saurabh Chavan | |
| All Class Teachers |
Student mentoring and Counseling is accepted widely as a part of the teaching-learning process especially in Higher Educational Institutions and it is more so in undergraduate (UG-PG) institutions. The core idea is that the students who come from different backgrounds to pursue their higher studies or need advice and counseling not only in the curricular aspects but also to make them confident and parent-like support to be tuned to the new environment and make them not-to- feel nervous or inferior in any aspect
At Pratibha College of Commerce and Computer Studies, there is a committee to review and oversee the Mentoring activity which holds meetings with the Class Teachers and Mentor Teachers to discuss the general and specific problems being faced by the students vis-à-vis mentors. The records maintained by the mentors in different departments of our college are taken into account and general comments from teacher-mentors are sought to discuss in its meetings. The resolutions made in the meeting are submitted to the principal for consideration and further action on the recommendations.
Broadly, the problems that are faced by the PCCCS student community are of two types viz., Personal and Curricular. At times these two aspects are also intertwined and complicated and confuse the student and affect his behavior and perspective indifferently. To help and support on such occasions, Mentoring & Counseling is found to be very useful and set the students of our college to tread the right path and mend them in the right direction.
- To guide/ help students those students who have any problems related to their education, financial, psychological aspects.
- Better capture and conversion of student’s problems & needs.
- To develop responsible mentors who are going counsel more and more mentees in near future.
Since the majority of the students are not matured enough to take their own decision in the vast changing of technology and their family and educational background, regular Counseling sessions ( for groups / individuals) are arranged by the College with the Counselor Mrs. Madhuri Nikam, specially appointed by the Management since 2015-16.
For approximately 40 students, one teacher-mentor is allotted. Mentors record the communication with the mentee in their forms / attached sheets.
Counseling / Parenting / Career Guidance sessions by Experts and Professionals, professional organizations etc. shall be organized by the Mentoring Cell to keep the required support ongoing.
Chairman | Mrs. Navya Dandwani |
Mrs. Rasika Patil | |
Mr. Shivaji Rajmane | |
Mrs. Kirti Bora | |
Mrs. Rachita Patil | |
Miss.Siyali Barde | |
Mrs. Mayura Sawant | |
Mrs.Pallavi Patil (Suryawashi) |
Parents Teachers Association committee was formed in college in the year 2015-16. Different activities are organized in the committee under the guidance of Principal.
- The Objective of PTA is to broaden the communication between parents and teachers for the betterment of students.
- To make the parent aware of their ward performance in examination, their attendance status.
- To address the parent about various events, activities conducted in college.
- To solve the queries related to students.
- All First Year Courses Parents Meet followed by Skit program titled “Umaltya Pidhila Samzune Ghetana”.
- Open Day for all Courses.
- Parents Representative Meeting.
Chairman:- Dr. A. K. Walunj
Coordinator: – Dr. Seema Patil
Committee Members:
1. Dr. Yogesh Jorapur
2. Dr. Shruti Ganpule
3. Mrs. Neeta Ukirde
4. Mrs. Charushila Patil
5. Mrs. Nilambari Kale
6. Mr. Amol Shinde
- Promotion of Research.
- Resource Mobilization for Research.
- Research Facilities.
- Research Publications and Awards.
- Consultancy.
- Extension Activities and Institutional Social Responsibility.
- Collaborations.
- There is a Research Lab for the purpose of research. As most of the teachers have their own PCs they randomly visit the lab but the other teachers frequently visit it.
- Dr Jayashree Muley, Dr. Kshitija Gandhi delivered lectures in various colleges as guest speakers.
- Dr Roopa Shah delivered 3 lectures under Students’ Welfare in 3 different colleges and participated in State level Workshop organized under SPPU at IBMR ,Wakad as Resource Person.
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Research Guide List for 2023-24: View Document ->
The college has always been keen on the overall development of the teaching and non-teaching staff and abides by their welfare. Staff Academy Committee aims for overall development of staff members. This committee works for the benefit and welfare of the all staff and provides a channel to interact with each other. Staff Academy of our college was established with a perspective to enhance the technical and life skills of the teaching and non-teaching staff for their overall development. Faculty development programmes are conducted to frame updated curriculum, ICT, enabled teaching and Learning, Skill oriented Programmes, Outcome Based Education, and Research etc. Monthly meetings are conducted for the teachers to stimulate with innovative knowledge dissemination.
Committee Chairman:-
Prof Jayshree Kamble
Committee Member:-
Dr. Preeti Kolhe
Dr. Nisha Chowdhary
Dr. Yogesh Jorapur
- To look after the needs of the staff to maintain their high morale
- To ensure favourable working environment for members of staff
- To plan for various activities for, teaching and administrative staff
- To understand the ethics of teaching and the role of teachers.
- To organize various professional development programmes in different areas.
- To enrich the skills related to teaching, learning and evaluation process.
- To develop effective teaching skills for attaining excellence in Higher Education
- 2 Faculty development programs and guest lecture every year.
- Maintaining staff meeting register.
Celebration for faculties. - Excursion for all staff members.
- Fun at work activity.
Brief History –
Since inception this physical education department was there for student’s sports necessity. From one small room for department and one basketball, volleyball and open space available for sports activity (350 students strength) to present day scenario of having enough size department, table tennis hall, well equipped gymnasium, basket ball court(3200 student strength) it has been progressed.
Background –
Physical education is very essential part of college students overall personality development. Besides sports activities, discipline, other physical fitness exercises are conducted through the department.
Importance –
all round Personality development. Balanced personality, achievement and progress are the key elements done through the department.
Objectives of the Department –
Physical Development of Students (part of the personality development), Physical Fitness through Sports and Recreation.
| Chairman | Dr. A. K. Walunj |
| Coordinator | Dr. Anand Lunkad |
| Mr.Pandurang Ingle | |
| Mr.Machindra Kirtane | |
| Miss Priti Jagtap | |
| Miss Mokshada Yadav | |
| Mrs. Mayura Sawant |
Well equipped Gym, Open Gym equipments of Rs. 1, 35,700/- purchased (QIP) Indoor Table Tennis, Yoga hall, Basketball Court, Cricket Net Practice Pitch -2, Archery Arena.
- This AY was started with no students physically on campus due to Carona Pandemic situation and guideline from higher authorities. No physical activities were organized due to this work from home / online teaching learning era.
- In June, 2020 we started our departmental regular work. On 21st June, we celebrate 6th International Yoga Day online program due to the current pandemic situation. For this program, our college sports players (all girls) were conducted some Asana at their home and took video of the activity. We started this program with prayer. No formal program was organized. All the girls players were performed the act. And also took active participation in this International Yoga Day celebration. They performed warm up, then some Yoga Asanas and Pranayama.
- 15th August, 2020 and 2021 Independence Day celebration at our college campus was organized by this gymkhana committee.
- Inter Collegiate Sports Competition Due to the pandemic situation, no sports competition was organized by AIU and SPPU, Pune.
- Prof. Dr. Anand B. Lunkad , has participated and also published his one research paper in two day National Conference July, 2020 at T. C. College, Baramati.
- First year physical education practical exam of all regular and backlog First Year UG students (2019 pattern) was conducted online mode, as per SPPU, Pune guideline during 2nd semester. First year physical education practical exam of backlog students was completed for all first year backlog UG students (2013 Pattern) of our college during 1st semester in physical mode.
- Well equipped Gym, Open Gym equipments of Rs. 1, 35,700/- purchased (QIP) Indoor Table Tennis, Yoga hall, Basketball Court, Cricket Net Practice Pitch -2, Archery Arena.
- Special Benefits/ Facilities Provided to Eligible/ Deserving Players
- Admission – Preference / Quota given to State or National Level Eligible Players
- Daily Facilities – All Students benefited with Gym and Open Gym at Free of Cost
- 15th August, 2020 and 2021 Independence Day celebration at our college campus was organized by this gymkhana committee.
- Inter Collegiate Sports Competition Due to the pandemic situation, no sports competition was organized by AIU and SPPU, Pune.
- College Teams/ Players- All required Sports equipment, Practice Travelling Allowance, First Aid, Snacks & Fruits Expenses, Uniform and Travelling allowance & Daily Allowance at the time sports competition participation (As per SPPU, Pune norms)
- Girls Teams – Special Travelling Facilities (Vehicle) at the time of Sports Competition participation travel
- Achievement in Sports Competition- Deserving Players were benefitted with Felicitation, Fees Concession, Scholarship, Sponsorship (as per pre decided norms)
- Academic support- Attendance, Internal Marks, Re exam as per SPPU, Pune norms
- Additional Marks- as per SPPU, Pune Ordinance No. 163
- Information about Future career in Sports Area
A. Selection For Inter Zonal Competition
- Arti Bahenwal TYBA Cricket –W
- Sunidhi Shahi FYBCom Cricket –W
- Neha Tripathi TYBSC CS Football –W
- Pornima Ingle FYBSc CDS Football –W
- Suman Chaudhari SYBBA(CA) Football- W
- Bharatraj Marimuttu FYMCom Cricket –M
- Partha Nagarkar TYBCom Boxing- M
- Ajinkya Gaikwad TYBA Boxing- M
- Dipali Bandal FYBA Athletics-W
- Akshata Katre FYMCOM Badminton- W
- Omkar Pariskar TYBBA Basketball- M
- Aditya Singh TYBCOM Football- M
- Praneet Adhav SYBA Gymnastics-M
B. Inter University Competition
- Esha Shinde SYBCom Rollball –Gold Medal
- Roshini Shimpi FYBBA CA Football – Participation
Cricket women and Football women team won First place and Badminton women team won second place in Inter Collegiate Sports Competition.
- Prof. Dr. Anand B. Lunkad was appointed as Manager of Kho-Kho men team for West Zone Inter University competition held at SRTM University, Nanded during Dec, 2019. Kho – Kho team achieved bronze medal and also qualified for all India Inter University competition. Prof. Dr. Anand B. Lunkad was appointed as Manager of Kho-Kho women team for West Zone Inter University competition held at PDKV University, Akola during Nov, 2019. Kho – Kho team achieved silver medal and also qualified for all India Inter University competition.
- Prof. Dr. Anand B. Lunkad was appointed as Manager of Kho-Kho women team for All India Inter University competition held at DDU University, Gorakhpur, UP during Feb, 2020. Kho –kho team achieved Bronze medal of all India Inter University competition.
- Prof. P.T.Ingle was appointed as Manager of Football women team for West Zone Inter University competition held at RP University, Jabalpur, MP during Dec, 19. Prof. P.T.Ingle was appointed as Manager of Football women team for All India Inter University competition held at KIIT University, Bhuvaneshwar, Orisa during Jan,20.
- Prof. Dr. Anand B. Lunkad has participated and also published his one research paper in one day National Conference 1st Feb,20 at Shivaji Col, Hingoli.
Faculty of the Department
| Name Of Faculty | Designation | Qualification | Experience | Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prof. Dr. Anand B. Lunkad | Director of Physical Education | Ph. D. NET, SET, NIS, MPEd. MCom , Ph.D. guideship of SPPU, Pune in Physical Education | | |
| Prof. Ingle P.T. | Director of Physical Education | M.PEd, MCom | |
Future plan 5 year plan Duration: – 2018 to 2023
More sports events participation –
Number of students and number of events to be increased (7% of total strength to be participate in sports and 20-25 events should be participate)
Weight age on Sports to be increased –
Sports quota at the time of admission, more support system to increase intake of deserving players in our college
Focus practice
of selected sports events like football men/women, cricket m/w etc. including -Longer duration of practice sessions on ground, Coaches and equipment with infrastructure
Sports Achievement –
10 % of total strength of sports participation students should achieve inter zonal and 1/3 of Zonal levels to be achieved at university level.
Physical Education Scheme –
classroom lecture and increase in fitness level of students.
Organization of –
Inter collegiate and Inter Zonal sports competition, Conference / Seminar / Workshop, short term courses –yoga, trek .
Ground Availability
, and Peon/ clerk/assistant –departmental staff
Student’s Complaints Redressal Cell desires to promote and maintain a conducive and unprejudiced educational environment.
| Chairman | Dr. Anand Lunkad |
| Mr.Pandurang Ingle | |
| Mr.Tulshiram Kamble | |
| Mrs.Komal Bhaware | |
| Mrs. Shivani Tikone | |
| Mrs. Mayura Sawant | |
| Mr.Saurabh Chavan | |
| Miss Rutuja Kobal | |
| Miss Siyali Barde | |
| Miss.Dhanashree Khese |
The Internal Complaint Committee is a complaint redressal mechanism for the members of faculty, staff and students of the College. Its mandates are:
To support, those students who have been deprived of the services offered by the College, for which he/she is entitled.
To make officials of the College responsive, accountable and courteous in dealing with the students
To ensure effective solution to the student’s Complaints with an impartial and fair approach.
The Cell enables a student to express feelings by initiating and pursuing the Complaints procedure in accordance with the rules and regulations of the College. ‘Student’s Complaints Cell’ enquires and analyses the nature and pattern of the Complaints in a strictly confidential manner. Emphasis on procedural fairness has been given with a view to “the right to be heard and right to be treated without bias”.
Complaints otherwise received were forwarded to the chairman of the cell for immediate redressal. In all such cases prompt action were taken and the matter sorted out. In all cases the aggrieved student was informed of the measures taken and checks in the system were introduced to ensure there was no repetition of the same.
The Cell seeks to achieve these goals through: To receive complaint and suggestions from students through class teachers/ coordinators.
After receiving complaint, immediate action / decision will be taken by committee and recommended to the vice principal/ principal/ CAO.
If complaints received by the vice principal/ principal/ CAO directly and if he/she feels the urgent decision is necessary, then he/she will take such decision and whenever the meeting of committee is scheduled, the matter will be kept before the committee for the approval.
- The Students may feel free to put up a grievance in writing or online format and drop it in the box.
- The Grievance cell will act upon those cases which have been forwarded along with necessary documents.
- The Grievance cell will assure that grievance has been properly solved in a stipulated time limit provided by the cell.
Women’s welfare committee is formed for encouragement and empowerment of the girls in PCCCS. The committee undertakes various programs on personality development, health care and general social awareness. Lectures by various experts are organized for the same. In addition to this, health check- up camp is also organized by committee free of cost for all girl students and women teaching and non-teaching staff of Pratibha College of Commerce and Computer Studies.
- Personality Development of girl students by creating social awareness.
- Enhancing interaction among students and teachers.
- Creating awareness among girls about health issues, safety and security.
- Taking care of health of all female teaching and non-teaching staff.
| Chairman | Mrs.Madhura Wagh |
| Mrs. Rutuja Chavan | |
| Mrs. Charushila Patil | |
| Mrs.Suruchi Somwanshi | |
| Mrs.Paridhi Jalan | |
| Mrs. Rupali Kothawade | |
| Mrs.Supriya Pachhapure | |
| Mrs. Pallavi Patil | |
| Miss. Rutuja Kobal |
1) Biography Talk Competition on an Ideal Social Figure (Women)
The Competition was conducted through online mode on 20th September 2023. Total of 32 participants participated for the competition. The judges for the competition were Dr Suvarna Gaikwad and Dr. Shruti Ganpule. Participants presented biographies for various Women contributing to Social, education, gender equality and other vital areas
2) Garba Workshop
Women welfare Committee in association with Staff Welfare conducted the Garba Workshop for the female Staff Faculties. The Garba Workshop was conducted on 13th October 2023. A total of 50 faculties participated for the workshop. The dance instructor was Ms. Dimple Patel and Ms. Vaidehi Patel. The participants learnt various styles of Garba and Bollywood.
3) Kaladarpan
On November 6, 2023, the Women Welfare Committee of Pratibha College of Commerce and Computer Studies, Chinchwad organized a handcraft exhibition featuring items created by female college students, their mothers, and local ladies. With the presence of our vice-principal Dr. Kshitija Gandhi, and all the team of Women welfare committee our Principal Dr. A.K. Walunj gave a welcome speech in the inauguration ceremony and the guest of the program Minal Yadav, Ex-corporator, gave the exhibition its opening. The exhibition was a success with 38 stall entries, with a beautiful variety of items like hand-made Diwali Lanterns, painted diyas, decorative items for Diwali, glass paintings, thread jewelry, pearl jewellery, fabric jewellery, handmade purses and bags, terracotta pots , Fabric jewelry, Jardosi Work, Homemade Cosmetics Agarbatti, Dhoop, bookmarks, Dot Mandala Arts, Diwali Faral Items, etc. The “Kaladarpan” exhibition attracted about 550 visitors, making it easier for the college to carry out its social outreach program.
4) Guest Lecture on Cancer awareness: Risk Factors and Myths
The guest lecture was organized on 25th January 2024 in T15 classroom from 10.00 am to 11.00 am. The guest lecture attracted a receptive audience eager to better comprehend this important health concern. The Women’s Welfare Committee in association with Health Committee brought together an engaging guest lecture on Cancer Awareness: Risk Factors and Myths. The objective of the event was to raise awareness about cancer risk factors and myths surrounding the disease. The speaker Dr. Amit Kumar Patil cleared up common misconceptions about cancer while emphasizing important risk factors related to cancer thorough his guest lecture.
| Coordinator | Dr. Dinesh Lahori |
| Mrs.Rupali Mote | |
| Mrs.Ragini Chavan | |
| Mrs.Jayashree Kamble | |
| Mrs. Gourama Kadadi | |
| Mr. Sanjay Mathapati | |
The College Planning and Development Committee is the apex body of the
institution that plans and executes the developmental activities. The prime
objective of College Planning and Development Committee is to prepare a
comprehensive development plan of the institute on annual basis like academic,
placement, infrastructure, administrative, and admission growth.
| Coordinator | Asst. Prof. Rasika Patil |
| Dr. Shruti Ganpule | |
| Dr. Anamika Ghosh | |
| Dr. Harshita Vachhani | |
| Asst. Prof. Hemalata Chavan | |
| Asst. Prof. Suvarna Gogate | |
| Asst. Prof. Dipali Mahajan | |
| Asst. Prof. Hanumanta Koli | |
| Dr. Roopa Shah | |
| Dr. Jayashree Muley |
| Chairman | Mrs.Swapnal Nagwade |
| Dr. Preeti Kolhe | |
| Mrs.Ankitha Pai | |
| Mrs.Rupali Kothawade | |
| Mrs.Snehal Mohite | |
| Mrs.Varsha Bhosale |
Add-on / Certificate courses are offered to learn additional subjects apart from their main course to get extra qualification and knowledge to the students. Add-on courses allow students to supplement degree programs with shorter, practical and industry-focused certificate and diploma programs. These courses offered are chosen based on current trends, relevance and value in the job-market.
These courses are designed with a non-academic curriculum and students can pursue these add-on / certificate courses along with their regular degree programs. These courses are
linked to certain undergraduate courses within the college. Students can select any add-on / certificate course as per their choice or as per his / her requirement.
- To impart crucial job skills to the students through various certificate programs.
- To enable students to acquire an additional certificate along with their Degree certificates.
- To equip student with various skills such as communication skills, soft skills and professional skills, vocational capability etc.
- To inculcate life skills, soft skills, vocational capability, value addition, academic enrichment, skill development through these courses in the students.
To undersign Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with different organizations to conduct add-on courses.
Selection of add-on programs – To choose add-on programs to offer students according to the current trends, relevance, student’s requirement and value in the job-market.
To approve the course by concerned department head and higher authority of the college.
To inform students about fees structure, syllabus, duration of the course, examination pattern and certification details of the offered course.
To conduct seminar, webinar or introductory session to aware the importance of add-on course offered to the students.
To prepare batches and course schedule and conduct classes through Theory and Practical sessions as per the requirement of the course.
To maintain the record of attendance and other details of the enrolled students for the course.
| Coordinator/SDO | Mrs. Jyoti Ingle |
| Mrs.Rutuja Chavan | |
| Mrs.Suruchi Somwanshi | |
| Mrs.Shahin Bhaldar | |
| Mrs.Kirti Bora | |
| Mrs. Kanan Padte |
College admissions is all about finding a knowledge depository that fits you. As an applicant, you are looking for an environment where you can thrive academically and personally, and it is the job of an admission in charge to identify students who will make great additions to a unique campus community.Grades and test scores are important factors in college admission, but admission leaders are also looking for curious and engaged candidates who will round out a diverse first-year class.The extracurricular activities and the Commitment to a sport, hobby, religious organization, or job over three years of high school is key. Colleges would much rather see you excited about a few worthwhile endeavors than marginally involved with a fruitful club.Conversations with your college counselor about what’s important to you in terms of academics, campus culture, and financial aid will help guide your overall college search.The key components of the college application are your transcript, score reports, letters of recommendation, and application essay. Colleges will also ask you to list your extracurricular activities
- Students council list of 2021-22
- Students council list of 2022-23
- Students council list of 2023-24
- Students council list of 2024-25
OBJECTIVE
Earn and Learn Scheme is executed under the guidance of Savitribai Pule Pune University.
- The main objective of the scheme is to develop a student as a multifaceted personality with academic excellence and a commitment to an egalitarian society.
- This scheme is basically undertaken for the benefit of students coming from the rural areas, who are economically backward, intelligent and meritorious but cannot afford higher education, needy and financially hard pressed.
- It inculcates in the student the idea that no work is big or small and develops a work culture with the right aptitude.
PROCEDURE
- Students can work maximum 72 hrs in a month.
- Sunday, university declared holidays and examination period are exempted from this scheme.
- Students from all the programs at Pratibha College of Commerce and Computer Studies can avail the benefits of the scheme.
- Students under this scheme work in Office, Examination Department, Library, Placement Cell, Sports, under Program Coordinators of various departments, NSS, Students Development Committee, Field visit.
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
- Annual Income of Parents should be less than or equal to Rs. Eight Lakhs (Rs. 8,00,000) for which the students should provide yearly Income Certificate signed by hon. tahsildar Or students whose parents are doing service should submit Form 16
- Students must be complete vaccinated against covid-19(2-dose) for which students should submit vaccination certificate
- Students should have their own bank account in Bank of Maharashtra
Registration Link To Apply for Earn and Learn Scheme
| Chairman | Dr. A. K. Walunj |
| Coordinator/ P.O. | Mrs.Supriya Gaikwad Mr.Suklal Kumbhar |
| Mr.Pandurang Ingle | |
| Dr. Anand Lunkad | |
| Mr.Chandrakant Sonawane | |
| Mrs.Ragini Chavan | |
| Mrs.Ujwala Falak | |
| Mr. Shivaji Rajmane | |
| Mr.Dinesh Sonawane | |
| Mrs.Varsha Thakare | |
| Dr.Rashmi Bhaik | |
| Mr.Sourabh Dhaware | |
| Miss.Siyali Barde | |
| Mr. Saurabh Chavan | |
| Mr. Rahul Rathod | |
| Mrs. Kanchan Patil | |
| Miss Mokshada Yadav | |
| Mrs. Shivani Tikone |
The National Service Scheme (NSS) is an Indian government-sponsored public service program conducted by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports of the Government of India. Popularly known
as NSS, the scheme was launched in Gandhiji’s Centenary year in 1969. Aimed at developing student’s personality through community service, NSS is a voluntary association of young people in Colleges, Universities and at +2 level working for a campus-community (esp. Villages) linkage. In our college we have a NSS unit of strength 150 students, 100 students regular unit and 50 students
self-finance unit.
Our NSS unit have been actively participating in various activities for community engagement like
- Tree plantation
- Pune-Pandharpur Palkhi campaign
- Street act play on social themes.
- Blood Donation Camp
- Special Winter Camp
- State Level Adventure Camp
- G20, Y20 involvement
- Selfie with Mati (Meri Mati Mera Desh) Activity
- River Cyclothon (Guinness Book of World Record)
- Organ Donation Camp
- NRD-SRD Camp
- Police Mitra Activity
- Understand the community in which they work
- Understand themselves in relation to their community
- Identify the needs and problems of the community and involve them in problem-
solving - Develop among themselves a sense of social and civic responsibility
- Utilize their knowledge in finding practical solutions to individual and community
problems - Develop competence required for group-living and sharing of responsibilities
- Gain skills in mobilizing community participation
- Acquire leadership qualities and democratic attitudes
- Develop capacity to meet emergencies and natural disasters and practice national
integration and social harmony
Coverage:
The main disadvantage of virtual communication is that you have no idea who is on the other side of the monitor. Yes, there are photos, but no one guarantees that the profile owner is
posting their photos. Started initially in 37 universities involving 40,000 volunteers, the scheme has grown over the years and it is implemented today with an involvement of more
than 2.6 million volunteers spread over in 200 Universities, Polytechnics and +2 Systems. The efforts of NSS volunteers have been widely acclaimed by the community, universities,
colleges and general public as the NSS volunteers have been rendering selfless service to the community.
Motto:
The Motto of NSS “Not Me But You”, reflects the essence of democratic living and upholds the need for self-less service. NSS helps the students develop appreciation to other person’s point of view and also show consideration to ‘/other living beings. The philosophy of the NSS is well doctrine in this motto, which underlines/on the belief that the welfare .of an individual is ultimately dependent on the welfare of the society on the whole and therefore, the NSS volunteers shall strive for the well-being of the society.
Symbol:
The symbol for the NSS has been based on the giant Rath Wheel of the world famous Konark Sun Temple (The Black Pagoda) situated in Orissa, India. The wheel portrays the cycle of creation, preservation and release and signifies the movement in life across time and space, the symbol thus stands for continuity as well as change and implies the continuous striving of NSS for social change.
Badge:
The NSS Symbol is embossed on the badge. The eight bars in the wheel represent the 24 hours of a day. The red colour indicates that the volunteer is full of young blood that is lively, active, energetic and full of high spirit. The navy blue color indicates the cosmos of which the NSS is tiny part, ready to contribute its share for the welfare of the mankind.
1. Regular Activities(120 hours) and
2. Annual Special Camp(120 hours).
All the NSS Volunteers who have served NSS for at least 2 years and have performed 240 hours of work under NSS are entitled to a certificate from the university under the signature of the Vice-Chancellor and the Program Coordinator. The Annual camps are known as Special Camps. Camps are held annually, funded by the government of India, and are usually located in a rural village or a city suburb.
3. Volunteers may be involved in such activities as:
Cleaning
Afforestation
Stage shows or a procession creating awareness of such issues as social problems, education and cleanliness
4. Awareness Rallies:
There are no predefined or pre assigned tasks; it is left up to the volunteers to provide service in any way that is feasible.
Camps typically last between a week and 10 days, although camps for shorter periods are also conducted by NSS.
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NSS Activities 2021-22 Reports
| Chairman | Dr. Anand Lunkad |
| Asst. Prof. Pandurang Ingle | |
| Asst. Prof. Komal Bhaware | |
| Asst. Prof. Gurunath Sarbadagi | |
| Asst. Prof. Ashlesha Deole | |
| Asst. Prof. Tulshiram Kamble |
| Chariman | Asst. Prof. Jayshree Kamble |
| Asst. Prof. Rajni Kumar | |
| Dr. Nisha Chaudhari | |
| Dr. Yogesh Jorapur | |
| Dr.Preeti Kolhe |
| Coordinator | Mr. Shivaji Chavan |
| Mr. Deepak Sonawane |
| Chairman | Dr. Preeti Kolhe |
| Dr. Minal Bhandari | |
| Dr. Nisha Chaudhari | |
| Asst. Prof.Navya Dandwani | |
| Asst. Prof. Komal Bhaware | |
| Dr. Anuradha Ghodke | |
| Asst. Prof. Sonam Gawande | |
| Asst. Prof. Tulshiram Kamble |
| Chairman | Asst. Prof. Supriya Gaikwad |
| Asst. Prof. Rokey Lopes | |
| Dr. Surekha Jogdand | |
| Asst. Prof. Aparajita Kadvekar | |
| Asst. Prof. Kirti Bora | |
| Asst. Prof. Rupali Deshpande | |
| Asst. Prof. Priya Murhe | |
| Asst. Prof. Dinesh Lahori | |
| Chairman | Dr. Rashmi Bhaik |
| Dr. Anamika Ghosh | |
| Asst. Prof. Anita Vishwakarma | |
| Asst. Prof. Shivaji Rajmane | |
| Chairman | Dr. Nisha Chaudhari |
| Dr. Yogesh Jorapur | |
| Asst. Prof. Rokey Lopes | |
| Asst. Prof. Suruchi Somwanshi | |
| Asst. Prof. Shraddha Bhilare |
| Coordinator | Asst. Prof. Dinesh Sonawane |
| Asst. Prof. Rohit Akolkar | |
| Asst. Prof. Hanumanta Koli | |
| Asst. Prof. Rokey Lopes | |
| Asst. Prof. Ankitha Pai | |
| Asst. Prof. Nikita Bhamare | |
| Asst. Prof. Swapnal Nagwade | |
| Asst. Prof. Supriya Gaikwad/ Asst. Prof. Shraddha Bhilare | |
| Chairman | Asst. Prof. Rohit Akolkar |
| Asst. Prof. Ankitha Pai | |
| Asst. Prof.Navya Dandwani | |
| Asst. Prof. Suklal Kumbhar | |
| Asst.Prof.Prakash Nachnani | |
| Asst. Prof. Dinesh Sonawane | |
| Asst. Prof. Machindra Kirtane | |
| Dr. Ravindra Pabshetwar | |
| Asst. Prof. Amol Shinde | |
| Asst. Prof. Snehal Varhadi | |
| Asst. Prof. Poonam Karale | |
| Asst. Prof. Supriya Gaikwad |
| Chariman | Dr. Harshita Vachhani |
| Asst. Prof. Hanumanta Koli | |
| Asst. Prof. Sonam Gawande | |
| Asst. Prof. Varsha Bhosale | |
| Dr. Surekha Jogdand | |
| Asst. Prof. Prakash Nachnani | |
| Asst. Prof. Sujata Patil | |
| Asst. Prof. Snehal Mohite | |
| Dr. Rashmi Bhaik | |
| Asst. Prof. Poonam Kankariya | |
| Dr. Ravindra Pabshetwar |
| Chairman | Asst. Prof. Varsha Thakare |
| Asst. Prof. Supriya Gaikwad | |
| Asst. Prof. Anjali Nair |
| Coordinator | Asst. Prof. Ragini Chavan |
| Asst. Prof. Amita Deshpande | |
| Asst. Prof. Rupali Deshpande | |
| Asst. Prof. Rashmi Patil | |
| Asst. Prof. Gurunath Sarabadagi | |
| Asst. Prof. Rajni Kumar | |
| Asst. Prof. Vishakha Kshirsagar | |
| Asst. Prof. Machindra Kirtane | |
| Asst. Prof. Sonam Gawande | |
| Asst.Prof. Varsha Thakare | |
| Coordinator | Dr. Jayashree Muley |
| Criterion I | Dr. Anamika Ghosh/ Dr. Aparna Joshi |
| Criterion II | Dr. Rajeshree Nanaware |
| Criterion III | Dr. Yogesh Jorapur |
| Criterion IV | Dr Anand Lunkad |
| Criterion V | Dr Shruti Ganpule |
| Criterion VI | Prof. Nilambari Kale |
| Criterion VII | Dr. Minal Bhandari |
| Mrs. Pankaja Amrute |
| Chairperson | Mrs. Pratibha D. Shah |
| Secretary | Dr. Deepak Shah |
| Head of Dept. | Dr. Kshitija Gandhi |
| Teaching Member | Asst. Prof. Hemalata Chavan |
| Teaching Member | Dr. Anamika Ghosh |
| Teaching Member | Dr. Harshita Vachhani |
| Non Teaching Member | Mr. Shivaji Chavan |
| Local Members | Dr. Sushil Muthiyan |
| Local Members | Mr. Rajesh Mhaske |
| Local Members | Mr. Dilip Parekh |
| (Alumnus) | Mr. Arshad Naik |
| IQACoordinator | Dr. Jayashree Muley |
| Principal – Members | |
| Invitee | Dr. Rajendra Kankariya |
| Chairman | Dr. Surekha Jogdand |
| Asst. Prof. Shagunthala Devi | |
| Asst. Prof. Meena Dongare |
| Coordinator | Asst. Prof. Sujata Patil |
| Asst. Prof. Ashlesha Deole | |
| All BCA staff |
| Coordinator | Asst. Prof. Vaishali Sathe |
| All BCA staff |
| Coordinator | Dr. Kshitija Gandhi |
| Dr. Anand Lunkad | |
| Dr. Harshita Vachhani |
| Chairman | Asst. Prof. Suvarna Gogate |
| Asst. Prof. Dipali Mahajan | |
| Asst. Prof. Poonam Karale |
| Chairman | Asst. Prof. Nilambari Kale |
| Asst. Prof. Rupali Kothawade | |
| Asst. Prof. Shraddha Bhilare | |
| Asst. Prof. Tulshiram Kamble | |
| Asst. Prof. Rokey Lopes | |
| Asst. Prof. Shivaji Rajmane |
| Chairman | Asst. Prof. Amita Deshpande |
| Asst. Prof. Meena Dongare | |
| Asst. Prof. Vaishali Sathe |
| Chairman | Asst.Prof. Hemalata Chavan |
| Dr. Roopa Shah | |
| Dr. Harshita Vachhani | |
| Dr. Minal Bhandari | |
| Asst. Prof. Suvarna Gogate | |
| Asst. Prof. Rohit Akolkar | |
| Asst. Prof. Anita Vishwakarma | |
| Dr. Nisha Chaudhari | |
| Asst. Prof. Dipali Mahajan |
| Convenor | Asst. Prof. Navya Dandwani |
| Asst. Prof. Rupali Deshpande | |
| Asst. Prof. Kanan Padte | |
| Ass. Prof. Supriya Gaikwad | |
| Asst. Prof. Jayshree Kamble |
| Convenor | Mrs. Gouri Zalkikar |
| Mr. Shivaji Chavan | |
| Asst.Prof. Suvarna Gogate |
| Chairman | Dr. Rashmi Bhaik |
| Dr. Anamika Ghosh | |
| Mrs.Anita Vishwakarma | |
| Mr. Shivaji Rajmane |
Objectives of the Committee:
- To bring focus on overall personality development of the students through the execution of number competitions.
- To rejuvenate the students by integrating fun activities and recharge management skills.
- To inculcate practical exposure to the theoretical aspect of the Course curriculum.
- To bring connectivity between Academia and Practical learning.
- On 6th Feb 2024, Be a Leader Intercollegiate Competition was organized in F13 classroom from 9.30 am to 10.30 am for FY B.Com/BBA/BBA IB/BCA, SY B.Com/BBA/BBA IB/BCA and TY B.Com/BBA/BBA students. The purpose of the competition was to inculcate the skills of visualization, creativity, analytical thinking and practical thinking for real life business.
- On 6th Feb 2024, Collage making Intercollegiate Competition was organized in F13 classroom from 11.30 am to 12.30 pm for FY B.Com/BBA/BBA IB/BCA, SY B.Com/BBA/BBA IB/BCA and TY B.Com/BBA/BBA students. The purpose of the competition was to inculcate the skills of visualization, creativity and presentation skills though collage making.
- On 6th Feb 2024, Seal the deal Intercollegiate Competition was organized in F 7 classroom from 12.30 pm to 1.30 pm for FY B.Com/BBA/BBA IB/BCA, SY B.Com/BBA/BBA IB/BCA and TY B.Com/BBA/BBA students. The purpose of the competition was to inculcate the skills of creative thinking and marketing skills.
- On 6th Feb 2024, Debate Intercollegiate Competition was organized in F13 classroom from 2.30 pm to 4.00 pm for FY B.Com/BBA/BBA IB/BCA, SY B.Com/BBA/BBA IB/BCA and TY B.Com/BBA/BBA students. The purpose of the competition was to inculcate the skills of excellent critical thinking, teamwork and collaboration skills.
Kaleidoscope club established in 2021-22 for Department of BCA(Science) & MSc(CA). Students Register to work as volunteers of this club to make every event gracefully successful. It helps students to work as a team which is one of the most essential factor to make them future ready. This club helps them to know about themselves, their strengths, and their goals in better manner and also motivates them to serve.
Through this club we motivate them to meet, mix, and collaborate with other students from different backgrounds in a different environment. The aim is to pull out students from their comfort zone and encourage them to find out their hidden skills. Different activities such as Day Celebration, Departmental Competitions Guest Lectures and so on are organized for students to get them identify their hidden talents and engulf multitasking skills required to serve for welfare of the nation.
| Coordinator | All B.Sc. C.A.(BCA Sc) staff |
Objectives of Committee :-
- Students should learn how to use software applications, evaluate them, and select the right one for a given situation.
- To learn the latest technologies to become industry-ready.
- Students should be encouraged to pursue research and innovation to develop new database engines, query languages, and IT solutions.
- They should learn how to take on technological and professional challenges.
- To evaluate and exhibit ethical values both professionally and socially.
- Students should gain practical exposure through academic-industry linkages.
- Students should learn in a scholarly and professional environment.
Kaleidoscope club helps students to work as a team which is one of the most essential factor to make them future ready. This club helps them to know about themselves, their strengths, and their goals in better manner and also motivates them to serve.
Through this club we motivate them to meet, mix, and collaborate with other students from different backgrounds in a different environment. The aim is to pull out students from their comfort zone and encourage them to find out their hidden skills.
Event type: Day Celebration Activity
Title: Ramdhari Singh Dinkar Birthday Celebration
No. of students : 65 (F.Y.BCA (Science))
Description(English):
In this event students recited the motivational poems of Ramdhari Singh Dinkar and his journey was enlightened with the biography video of National poet Ramchari Singh Dinkar. Ramdhari Singh Dinkar’s literary contributions extend beyond his poetic excellence. By attending this event students were able to understand life journey of National poet “Ramdhari Singh Dinkar” and his contributions.
Event From Date: 23/09/2023
Event To Date: 23/09/2023
Event type: Day Celebration Activity
Title: Tribute to Mr. Karpoori Thakur Day Celebration
No. of students : 70 (S.Y.BCA (Science))
Description(English):
The Program mainly focused on the socio contribution of Mr. Karpuri Thakur his journey to be received one of the most prestigious award “Bharat Ratna”. The video was shared with the students regarding the same. Various activities such as One minute talk and Group discussion was organized to make students aware about Karpoori Thakur’s life and politics which symbolised various stages of socialist movement in the Hindi belt of India.
Event From Date: 30/01/2024
Event To Date: 30/01/2024
Event type: Day Celebration Activity
Title: Bihar Diwas : Yuva Shakti Bihar ki Pragati.
No. of students : 70 (T.Y.BCA (Science))
Description(English):
Under Builders of Modern Society, The Activity such as “One minute talk” was organized in order to encourage the students by making them aware about innovative inventions and appreciable contribution of the Bihar Youth Personalities for welfare of society. Bihar has made a huge contribution in making country proud. Some have done the work of enhancing the arts and literature, while some have illuminated the name of the country in the field of sports.
Event From Date: 28/03/2024
Event To Date: 28/03/2024
Event type: Guest Lecture
Title: Guest Lecture on Domains in Computer Networking and Ethical Hacking
No. of students : 127 (S.Y.BCA (Science))
Description(English):
The guest lecture mainly focused on computer networking domains and also practically working of OSI model the speaker also provided information cyber security the motivated about the different modes of Cyber crimes virus attack social networking security password protection financial frauds and so on the student listen the lecture with rapt attention.
Event From Date: 27/09/2023
Event To Date: 27/09/2023
Event type: Guest Lecture
Title: Java Database Connectivity
No. of students : 88 (T.Y.BCA (Science))
Description(English):
Department of BCA Science had organized a Guest Lecture on “Hibernates”. In this Session Mr. Kunal Sir focused on the key aspects like object-relational mapping concepts and the various issues and options available in Java to address object persistence. With these fundamentals, he also explored the basics of Hibernate object persistence and configuration. Along with the details of Hibernate mapping, queries, transactions, and concurrency in Database.
Event From Date: 09/10/2023
Event To Date: 09/10/2023
Event type: Alumni Lecture
Title: Knowledge Impart Program on DevOps
No. of students : 112 (S.Y. & T.Y.BCA (Science))
Description(English):
The seminar mainly focused on work culture of DevOps Engineer the resource person motivated the students about the different modes DevOps concepts, working and scope in Technical field. The students also asked their queries about DevOps career opportunities. These young students listened to the lecture with rapt attention and expressed the feeling of satisfaction. By attending this session the participants were able to understand concepts of DevOps and work culture related to this field in IT industry.
Event From Date: 07/10/2023
Event To Date: 07/10/2023
Event type: Add On Course
Title: Add on Course on Mobile Application Development.
No. of students : 6100 (T.Y.BCA (Science))
Description(English):
Add on course was organized based on programming languages such as HTML, CSS, Javascript which ensures that students receive industry-relevant training. This type of training can give graduates an edge in the job market, as employers often look for candidates who have practical experience in their field of study. It also helped students develop important employability skills such as teamwork, communication, and problem-solving. The Expert Ms. Vrushali Pandey made the sessions quite interactive to emphasize the confidence among the students. The sessions provided students with opportunities to interact with professionals, which can help them build their professional network.
Event From Date: 7/02/ 2024
Event To Date: 7/02/2024
Event type: Pulse Pixel Competition
Title: Pulse Pixel Video Making Competition
No. of students : 25 (F.Y.BCA (Science))
Description(English):
A video making competition based on technical topics was organized by department. Students were judged based on Variety of the content, Relevance to theme, Effective Presentation. To make students aware about current innovations and to improvise their skills in inventions. To improvise the presentational skills and ability to speak on stage as it inspires a greater competitive advantage in the marketplace. This not only motivates learners to put in the necessary effort but also helps them to develop essential skills that are critical to success in today’s world.
Event From Date: 07/02/2024
Event To Date: 07/02/2024
Event type: Groove on The Go Competition
Title: E- Flyer Making Competition
No. of students : 15
Description(English):
E-Flyer Making Competition was organized. Rules and regulations of the E-flyer were explained in the beginning of the competition. The topics of this competition were “Political Meeting, New Session Start and College admission, Opening Ceremony of any Business and Promotion Flyer for Fun Fair”. The students were judged based on their parameters originality, creativity, presentation, relevance to theme and overall design. This event kept the student engaged and was organized to explore and encourage creativity in students and offer them a platform to showcase their skills. This was inspiration to them to think and work creatively in order to promote excellence in future.
Event From Date: 07/02/2024
Event To Date: 07/02/2024
Event type: Play with Clay Competition
Title: Model Making Competition
No. of students : 36
Description(English):
The students showcased their knowledge by rapidly answering the judge’s questions. Some students explained their model through the network flows. Play with Clay competition based on networking model. The network model allows data to be accessed through multiple paths and view. The objectives of the competition is to improve the students networking skills. Students were made models like Bus topology, Cloud networking model, Star topology etc.
Event From Date: 08/02/2024
Event To Date: 08/02/2024
Event type: Vigyaan 2024 Competition
Title: Rangoli Making Competition
No. of students : 36
Description(English):
Rangoli making Competition was organized under vigyan 2024 the students participated whole heartedly in the competition . The aim of Rangoli competition is to develop a sense of creativity, sense of caring, team spirit and above all an awareness of creating, developing new ideas.
Event From Date: 01/03/2024
Event To Date: 01/03/2024