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Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)
                Smt. R. R. Patel Mahila Arts & Commerce College – Rajkot
                     4 - Astron Society, Amin Marg, Rajkot (Gujarat)
                                             ##
          Annual Quality Assurance Report – 2009-10

                                                       PART - A

The plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year
towards quality enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of the
year...

    The college planned to join hands with a few NGOs for mutual cooperation in the
    field of education, health-care and community services.
                We in collaboration with Rotary Club Metro – Rajkot and Lioness Club
                – Rakot held a few programmes like Blood Donation Camp and Blood
                Grouping Camp.
    It was decided to hold at least one University level event at the premises.
                A University level Judo Competition for Girls was held at our premises.
                We had hosted the three days event.
    We intended and proceeded to start a 30 week programme of Beauty and
    Beauty-care under the Continuous Education Department, run by Saurashtra
    University.
                Due to some reasons, we could not do it.
    The IQAC decided to promote students for co-curricular and extracurricular
    activities and the faculty members to participate in various Faculty Development
    Programmes.
                A plenty of co-curricular and extracurricular activities were held in the
                institution and students were sent out to participate such activities. All
                the faculty members who participated in seminars, workshops or
                conferences were funded registration fees and travelling allowances as
                well.

                   A Training Course for faculty members was held by IQAC this year.
                   Total 10 faculty members were trained for Computer Operating, MS
                   Office (Word, Excel & PPT) and Internet on self-financed basis this
                   year.




by Dhimant kariya / IQAR:2009-10 / April, 2010-04-23                                 Page 1
PART - B

1. Activities reflecting the goal and objectives of the institution:
   Almost all the activities reflect the objectives and goal of the institution,
   particularly the trust that rust eh institute. The goal of the trust is to spread
   women education, especially in rural areas surrounding the region of Rajkot
   district. The trust, therefore, had set up a girls’ hostel to provide lodging and
   boarding facilities to the girls. The institution offers two courses at under graduate
   level – Arts and Commerce. The institution does not believe in doing any activity
   at the cost of education.

    Here we at the institution try to provide our students (Over 80% of them are from
    rural areas) quality education apart from extra-curricular activities and co-
    curricular activities.

2. New academic programmes initiated (UG and PG):
   NIL

3. Innovation in curricular design and transaction.
   Curricular designs are decided by BOS (Board of Studies) of concerned subjects
   of Saurashtra University. The colleges have to follow them. However the
   members of BOSs from the institution contribute in the meetings of BOSs.

    All the subjects are taught thoroughly. First Terminal and Second Terminal
    Examinations are conducted.

4. Interdisciplinary Programmes Started:
   NIL

5. Examination Reforms:
   Annual exam and assessment is conducted by the university. But college
   introduces Terminal Examinations in order to develop potentiality of the students
   to face university exams and also of competitive exams.

6. Candidates qualified: NET/SLET/GATEO/C
   NIL

7. Initiative towards faculty development programme:
   A Training Course for faculty members was held by IQAC this year. Total 10
   faculty members were trained for Computer Operating, MS Office (Word, Excel &
   PPT) and Internet on self-financed basis this year.

    All faculty members who participated in concerned Seminars, Workshops or
    Conferences were funded Registration Fees and TA.


by Dhimant kariya / IQAR:2009-10 / April, 2010-04-23                                Page 2
8. Total member of seminar/workshops conducted :
   NIL

9. Research project :
   NIL

10. Patent generated, if any.
    NA

11. New collaborative research programmes:
    NIL

12. Research grants received from various agencies:
    NIL

13. Details of research scholars:
    NIL

14. Citation index of faculty member and impact factor:
    NO

15. Honours / Awards to the faculty:
    Associate Professor Dhimant Kariya was honoured by Jan Vigyan Jatha, a
    national level NGO working against superstitions. Prof. Kariya was honoured with
    a certificate for his role in strategy making process in the organisation.

16. Internal Resources generated:
    NO

17. Details of Departments getting SAP, COSIST (ASSIST) DST. FIST etc.
    NO

18. Community services:
    During the Academic Year 2009-10, a number of activities have been taken over
    that affect the community directly. The following is the list:
       As many as 170 students and villagers willingly filled the forms to donate their
       eyes.
       In a Blood Donation Camp held with the help of Nathani Blood bank, 16,500
       CC blood was donated.
       About 500 students supported ‘Gau Raksha Abhiyaan’ by filling Sankalp-
       patra.
       All the students of the college along with some faculty members joined the
       rally held by Saurahtra University to bring awareness of Swine Flu.


by Dhimant kariya / IQAR:2009-10 / April, 2010-04-23                              Page 3
Donation was collected for blinds.
         As many as 30 students served as volunteers in the Special Olympics held at
         Rajkot on 27th and 28th November, 2009..
         Again 30 students visited Old-age Home (for handicapped people) on 1 st
         October, 2009.
          An Exhibition cum Sale of hand made goods by mentally challenged children
         of Sneh Nirzer and Swashraya School was organised on 8th October, 2009.

19. Teachers and officer newly recruited:

         NAME                                          DESIG.      SUB.       DATE         REMARKS
         Mrs. Sudarshna V. Magukia                     Principal   Gujarati   22-05-2009   -------------
         Dr. J. D. Kanzaria                            Lecturer    History    09-07-2009   Full Time

20. Teaching Non-teaching staff ratio:

         Teaching Staff     Lecturer (FT- incl. Prin.)                  Lecturer (PT)             Total
                            16                                          02                        18
         Non-teaching Staff Librarian                                   Clerk         Peon        Total
                            01                                          03            02          06

    Ratio of Teaching and Non-teaching Staff is: 3:1

    Note:
    Apart from the above mentioned number of staff members, the following is the list
    of men-power hired by the trust for the institution:

    Part Time Lecturer                           01
    Peon                                         02
    Sweeper                                      01
    Watchman                                     01

21. Improvements in the library:
    A desktop PC has been set up for students.
    An LCD TV has been set up for BISAG Purpose.

22. New books/ journals subscribed and their cost:
    No. of New Books Purchased:
    431
    Cost: Rs. 2,23,846
    No. of Journals & Magazines Subscribed:
    1+7
    Cost: Rs.    8,280
     Total: Rs. 2,32,126

by Dhimant kariya / IQAR:2009-10 / April, 2010-04-23                                           Page 4
23. Courses in which student assessment of teachers introduced and the
    action taken on student feed–back:

    Courses which student assessment of teachers introduced:
    F.Y.B.A. / S.Y.B.A. / T.Y.B.A. & F.Y.B.Com. / S.Y.B.Com. / T.Y.B.Com.

    Action taken on student feed–back:
    Following student assessment, each teacher was informed about the response
    through providing individual analytical data and all were given necessary general
    instructions.

24. Unit cost of education:

    Rs. ________ (Without Salary)
    Rs. ________ (With Salary)

25. Computerization of administration and the process of admissions and
    examination results, issue of certificate.

    Computerisation of Administration:
    The office use computers for Pay Bills, Account Keeping ad General
    Correspondence.

    Process of Admissions:
    The information regarding the Admissions and Number of Students in the institute
    for the Academic Year 2009-10 has been furnished here below:

              Year           Arts     Commerce         Total
              First          193      81               274
              Second         163      53               216
              Third          171      45               216
                                      Grand Total      706

    Examination Results:
    The information regarding the Examination Results for the Academic Year 2008-
    09 has been furnished here below:



               Class                Details Regarding Examination Results
               Commerce             Total       1st     2nd     3rd     Fail   Ab.   Result
                                    Examinee Class Class Class                       (%)
               F.Y.B.Com.           51          08      35      06      02     00    96.07
               S.Y.B.Com.           43          06      24      11      02     00    95.35
               T.Y.B.Com.           37          06      20      03      03     05    91.89

by Dhimant kariya / IQAR:2009-10 / April, 2010-04-23                                    Page 5
Class                Details Regarding Examination Results
               Arts                 Total       1st     2nd     3rd     Fail   Ab.   Result
                                    Examinee Class Class Class                       (%)
               F.Y.B.A.             182         58      92      28      03     01    98.35
               S.Y.B.A.             171         67      88      14      02     00    98.83
               T.Y.B.A.             198         65      65      07      00     01    100



26. Increase in the infrastructural facilities.
    The institution arranged a room for DELL (Digital English Language Laboratory).

27. Technology up gradation.
    NO

28. Computer and Internet access and training to teacher and students.
    Computer and Internet Access:
    We have a computer with internet facility in the library. Any faculty member can
    use it.

    Training:
    As mentioned responding Question seven, a Computer Operating, MS Office and
    Internet Access training programme was held by IQAC this year at the latter half
    of the second term in 2009-10. As many as 10 faculty members were trained;
    some already knew the things while a few promised to learn it somewhere else
    by the beginning of the next academic year.

29. Financial aid to students:
    The amount of Rs. 56,860 have been given as scholarship by The Social Welfare
    Ministry of the State Government through the institute to 45 students belong to
    SC, ST and Disabled students during the Academic Year 2009-10.

    The amount of Rs. 8000 for Hostel Fees of three students has been waived by
    Smt. A. P. Patel Kanya Chhatralaya, run by the trust. (Please note that the Girls
    Hostel is meant for the students belong to Leuva Patel caste but it should be
    considered that majority of the students of the college stays in the hostel.)

30. Activities and support from the Alumni Association:
    NO

31. Activities and support from the Parent Teacher Association:
    NO

32. Health service:
    NO

by Dhimant kariya / IQAR:2009-10 / April, 2010-04-23                                    Page 6
33. Performance in sport activities:
    The following is the table showing the performance of the students in sport
    activities:

No.         Activity               Level                   Date/          No. of      Achievement
                                                          Duration     Participants
01       Judo                 University               18/08/2009     08              2 Students –
         Comp.                                                                        2nd Rank
                                                                                      2 Students –
                                                                                      3rd Rank
02       Kabbaddi             National                 14/12/2009     01              National
                                                                                      Selection
03       Handball             National                 January 2010   01              National
                                                                                      Selection
04       4*400                Sau.      Uni. 06/12/2009               04              3rd Rank
         Relay Run            Athletics
05       4*100                Sau.      Uni. 06/12/2009               04              3rd Rank
         Relay Run            Athletics
06       Yoga                 Sau. Uni.      16/01/2009               06              3rd Rank

34. Incentive to outstanding sport persons:
    Two students with good performance in sports have been granted concession in
    hostel fees.

35. Student achievement and awards:
    (Please look at the table given under item 33.)
    The further details are given below:

         Three students went to Godhra (Jafrabad) to participate in National
         Integration Camp (NIC) and got 2 Gold Medal each.
         One of our students was selected for RDC (Republican Day Camp) and went
         to Delhi where she stayed from 29th December, 2009 to 5th February, 2010.
         Our NCC Unit comprising of 26 students brought ‘Best Institute Award’ for the
         institution in Annual Training Camp in which 11 colleges participated.

36. Activities of the Guidance and counselling Cell:
       A General Knowledge Test for 100 marks was arranged under Career
       Counselling and Development Centre (CCDC), Saurashtra University on 28 th
       August, 2009 in which 258 students participated.
       A lecture was arranged on ‘How to Prepare for CAT and GMAT’ on 10 th
       January, 2010.

37. Placement services provided to students:
    NO



by Dhimant kariya / IQAR:2009-10 / April, 2010-04-23                                             Page 7
38. Development programmes for non-teaching staff:
    NO

39. Healthy practices of the institution.
      Assembly is held every working day in the institution where students are
      provided with the platform to express themselves. Apart from the prayer,
      students read news, sing songs, deliver speech etc. All the faculty members
      remain present and some of them also deliver speech occasionally.
      We believe in Proxy Lectures. None of the lectures remain unattended.
      Some needy students are given relaxations in lodging-boarding charges of the
      hostel run by the trust.
      Every college teacher, at the end of academic year 2009-10, has waived a
      few his/her CLs. In other words, no faculty member prefers to be on leave
      unnecessarily.

                                                       PART - C

The institution intends to plan the following for the next year:

         A mini Gymnasium is to be set up for students, faculty members and
         community as well.
         To arrange a 3 days Agro-Training Programme for students (Majority of our
         students are farmers’ daughters) with the help of Junagadh Krishi
         (Agriculture) University.
         To organise a National Level Seminar.
         To shift the college in a new building with better infrastructure.
         To organise a Handicraft Workshop for our students with the help of Alumni.
         To secure a permanent unit of NCC or the institution.




(Dhimant Kariya)                                                  (Dr. Mrs. Sudarshna Mangukia)
Coordinator                                                       Chair & Principal
IQAC, RRPMC-Rajkot                                                IQAC, RRPMC-Rajkot




by Dhimant kariya / IQAR:2009-10 / April, 2010-04-23                                              Page 8

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Iqar 2010

  • 1. Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) Smt. R. R. Patel Mahila Arts & Commerce College – Rajkot 4 - Astron Society, Amin Marg, Rajkot (Gujarat) ## Annual Quality Assurance Report – 2009-10 PART - A The plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year towards quality enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of the year... The college planned to join hands with a few NGOs for mutual cooperation in the field of education, health-care and community services. We in collaboration with Rotary Club Metro – Rajkot and Lioness Club – Rakot held a few programmes like Blood Donation Camp and Blood Grouping Camp. It was decided to hold at least one University level event at the premises. A University level Judo Competition for Girls was held at our premises. We had hosted the three days event. We intended and proceeded to start a 30 week programme of Beauty and Beauty-care under the Continuous Education Department, run by Saurashtra University. Due to some reasons, we could not do it. The IQAC decided to promote students for co-curricular and extracurricular activities and the faculty members to participate in various Faculty Development Programmes. A plenty of co-curricular and extracurricular activities were held in the institution and students were sent out to participate such activities. All the faculty members who participated in seminars, workshops or conferences were funded registration fees and travelling allowances as well. A Training Course for faculty members was held by IQAC this year. Total 10 faculty members were trained for Computer Operating, MS Office (Word, Excel & PPT) and Internet on self-financed basis this year. by Dhimant kariya / IQAR:2009-10 / April, 2010-04-23 Page 1
  • 2. PART - B 1. Activities reflecting the goal and objectives of the institution: Almost all the activities reflect the objectives and goal of the institution, particularly the trust that rust eh institute. The goal of the trust is to spread women education, especially in rural areas surrounding the region of Rajkot district. The trust, therefore, had set up a girls’ hostel to provide lodging and boarding facilities to the girls. The institution offers two courses at under graduate level – Arts and Commerce. The institution does not believe in doing any activity at the cost of education. Here we at the institution try to provide our students (Over 80% of them are from rural areas) quality education apart from extra-curricular activities and co- curricular activities. 2. New academic programmes initiated (UG and PG): NIL 3. Innovation in curricular design and transaction. Curricular designs are decided by BOS (Board of Studies) of concerned subjects of Saurashtra University. The colleges have to follow them. However the members of BOSs from the institution contribute in the meetings of BOSs. All the subjects are taught thoroughly. First Terminal and Second Terminal Examinations are conducted. 4. Interdisciplinary Programmes Started: NIL 5. Examination Reforms: Annual exam and assessment is conducted by the university. But college introduces Terminal Examinations in order to develop potentiality of the students to face university exams and also of competitive exams. 6. Candidates qualified: NET/SLET/GATEO/C NIL 7. Initiative towards faculty development programme: A Training Course for faculty members was held by IQAC this year. Total 10 faculty members were trained for Computer Operating, MS Office (Word, Excel & PPT) and Internet on self-financed basis this year. All faculty members who participated in concerned Seminars, Workshops or Conferences were funded Registration Fees and TA. by Dhimant kariya / IQAR:2009-10 / April, 2010-04-23 Page 2
  • 3. 8. Total member of seminar/workshops conducted : NIL 9. Research project : NIL 10. Patent generated, if any. NA 11. New collaborative research programmes: NIL 12. Research grants received from various agencies: NIL 13. Details of research scholars: NIL 14. Citation index of faculty member and impact factor: NO 15. Honours / Awards to the faculty: Associate Professor Dhimant Kariya was honoured by Jan Vigyan Jatha, a national level NGO working against superstitions. Prof. Kariya was honoured with a certificate for his role in strategy making process in the organisation. 16. Internal Resources generated: NO 17. Details of Departments getting SAP, COSIST (ASSIST) DST. FIST etc. NO 18. Community services: During the Academic Year 2009-10, a number of activities have been taken over that affect the community directly. The following is the list: As many as 170 students and villagers willingly filled the forms to donate their eyes. In a Blood Donation Camp held with the help of Nathani Blood bank, 16,500 CC blood was donated. About 500 students supported ‘Gau Raksha Abhiyaan’ by filling Sankalp- patra. All the students of the college along with some faculty members joined the rally held by Saurahtra University to bring awareness of Swine Flu. by Dhimant kariya / IQAR:2009-10 / April, 2010-04-23 Page 3
  • 4. Donation was collected for blinds. As many as 30 students served as volunteers in the Special Olympics held at Rajkot on 27th and 28th November, 2009.. Again 30 students visited Old-age Home (for handicapped people) on 1 st October, 2009. An Exhibition cum Sale of hand made goods by mentally challenged children of Sneh Nirzer and Swashraya School was organised on 8th October, 2009. 19. Teachers and officer newly recruited: NAME DESIG. SUB. DATE REMARKS Mrs. Sudarshna V. Magukia Principal Gujarati 22-05-2009 ------------- Dr. J. D. Kanzaria Lecturer History 09-07-2009 Full Time 20. Teaching Non-teaching staff ratio: Teaching Staff Lecturer (FT- incl. Prin.) Lecturer (PT) Total 16 02 18 Non-teaching Staff Librarian Clerk Peon Total 01 03 02 06 Ratio of Teaching and Non-teaching Staff is: 3:1 Note: Apart from the above mentioned number of staff members, the following is the list of men-power hired by the trust for the institution: Part Time Lecturer 01 Peon 02 Sweeper 01 Watchman 01 21. Improvements in the library: A desktop PC has been set up for students. An LCD TV has been set up for BISAG Purpose. 22. New books/ journals subscribed and their cost: No. of New Books Purchased: 431 Cost: Rs. 2,23,846 No. of Journals & Magazines Subscribed: 1+7 Cost: Rs. 8,280 Total: Rs. 2,32,126 by Dhimant kariya / IQAR:2009-10 / April, 2010-04-23 Page 4
  • 5. 23. Courses in which student assessment of teachers introduced and the action taken on student feed–back: Courses which student assessment of teachers introduced: F.Y.B.A. / S.Y.B.A. / T.Y.B.A. & F.Y.B.Com. / S.Y.B.Com. / T.Y.B.Com. Action taken on student feed–back: Following student assessment, each teacher was informed about the response through providing individual analytical data and all were given necessary general instructions. 24. Unit cost of education: Rs. ________ (Without Salary) Rs. ________ (With Salary) 25. Computerization of administration and the process of admissions and examination results, issue of certificate. Computerisation of Administration: The office use computers for Pay Bills, Account Keeping ad General Correspondence. Process of Admissions: The information regarding the Admissions and Number of Students in the institute for the Academic Year 2009-10 has been furnished here below: Year Arts Commerce Total First 193 81 274 Second 163 53 216 Third 171 45 216 Grand Total 706 Examination Results: The information regarding the Examination Results for the Academic Year 2008- 09 has been furnished here below: Class Details Regarding Examination Results Commerce Total 1st 2nd 3rd Fail Ab. Result Examinee Class Class Class (%) F.Y.B.Com. 51 08 35 06 02 00 96.07 S.Y.B.Com. 43 06 24 11 02 00 95.35 T.Y.B.Com. 37 06 20 03 03 05 91.89 by Dhimant kariya / IQAR:2009-10 / April, 2010-04-23 Page 5
  • 6. Class Details Regarding Examination Results Arts Total 1st 2nd 3rd Fail Ab. Result Examinee Class Class Class (%) F.Y.B.A. 182 58 92 28 03 01 98.35 S.Y.B.A. 171 67 88 14 02 00 98.83 T.Y.B.A. 198 65 65 07 00 01 100 26. Increase in the infrastructural facilities. The institution arranged a room for DELL (Digital English Language Laboratory). 27. Technology up gradation. NO 28. Computer and Internet access and training to teacher and students. Computer and Internet Access: We have a computer with internet facility in the library. Any faculty member can use it. Training: As mentioned responding Question seven, a Computer Operating, MS Office and Internet Access training programme was held by IQAC this year at the latter half of the second term in 2009-10. As many as 10 faculty members were trained; some already knew the things while a few promised to learn it somewhere else by the beginning of the next academic year. 29. Financial aid to students: The amount of Rs. 56,860 have been given as scholarship by The Social Welfare Ministry of the State Government through the institute to 45 students belong to SC, ST and Disabled students during the Academic Year 2009-10. The amount of Rs. 8000 for Hostel Fees of three students has been waived by Smt. A. P. Patel Kanya Chhatralaya, run by the trust. (Please note that the Girls Hostel is meant for the students belong to Leuva Patel caste but it should be considered that majority of the students of the college stays in the hostel.) 30. Activities and support from the Alumni Association: NO 31. Activities and support from the Parent Teacher Association: NO 32. Health service: NO by Dhimant kariya / IQAR:2009-10 / April, 2010-04-23 Page 6
  • 7. 33. Performance in sport activities: The following is the table showing the performance of the students in sport activities: No. Activity Level Date/ No. of Achievement Duration Participants 01 Judo University 18/08/2009 08 2 Students – Comp. 2nd Rank 2 Students – 3rd Rank 02 Kabbaddi National 14/12/2009 01 National Selection 03 Handball National January 2010 01 National Selection 04 4*400 Sau. Uni. 06/12/2009 04 3rd Rank Relay Run Athletics 05 4*100 Sau. Uni. 06/12/2009 04 3rd Rank Relay Run Athletics 06 Yoga Sau. Uni. 16/01/2009 06 3rd Rank 34. Incentive to outstanding sport persons: Two students with good performance in sports have been granted concession in hostel fees. 35. Student achievement and awards: (Please look at the table given under item 33.) The further details are given below: Three students went to Godhra (Jafrabad) to participate in National Integration Camp (NIC) and got 2 Gold Medal each. One of our students was selected for RDC (Republican Day Camp) and went to Delhi where she stayed from 29th December, 2009 to 5th February, 2010. Our NCC Unit comprising of 26 students brought ‘Best Institute Award’ for the institution in Annual Training Camp in which 11 colleges participated. 36. Activities of the Guidance and counselling Cell: A General Knowledge Test for 100 marks was arranged under Career Counselling and Development Centre (CCDC), Saurashtra University on 28 th August, 2009 in which 258 students participated. A lecture was arranged on ‘How to Prepare for CAT and GMAT’ on 10 th January, 2010. 37. Placement services provided to students: NO by Dhimant kariya / IQAR:2009-10 / April, 2010-04-23 Page 7
  • 8. 38. Development programmes for non-teaching staff: NO 39. Healthy practices of the institution. Assembly is held every working day in the institution where students are provided with the platform to express themselves. Apart from the prayer, students read news, sing songs, deliver speech etc. All the faculty members remain present and some of them also deliver speech occasionally. We believe in Proxy Lectures. None of the lectures remain unattended. Some needy students are given relaxations in lodging-boarding charges of the hostel run by the trust. Every college teacher, at the end of academic year 2009-10, has waived a few his/her CLs. In other words, no faculty member prefers to be on leave unnecessarily. PART - C The institution intends to plan the following for the next year: A mini Gymnasium is to be set up for students, faculty members and community as well. To arrange a 3 days Agro-Training Programme for students (Majority of our students are farmers’ daughters) with the help of Junagadh Krishi (Agriculture) University. To organise a National Level Seminar. To shift the college in a new building with better infrastructure. To organise a Handicraft Workshop for our students with the help of Alumni. To secure a permanent unit of NCC or the institution. (Dhimant Kariya) (Dr. Mrs. Sudarshna Mangukia) Coordinator Chair & Principal IQAC, RRPMC-Rajkot IQAC, RRPMC-Rajkot by Dhimant kariya / IQAR:2009-10 / April, 2010-04-23 Page 8