12th Annual Report 2023-2024

JECRC UNIVERSITY, JAIPUR

Accredited by NAAC
 ANNUAL REPORT 2023-24

PUBLISHED BY
INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCECELL
JECRC UNIVERSITY, JAIPUR-303905
www.jecrcuniversity.edu.in
Compiled and Edited by:
Annual Report Drafting Committee

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 CONTENTS

Particulars Page No.

Foreword 1
Vision and Mission 2
JECRC University: Overview 2023-2024 3
University Data 2023-24
Academic structure
Teaching Staff
Courses offered in the University
New courses/programs introduced

Administrative Setup of the University 4

Chairperson of the University
Vice Chairpersons of the University
President of the University
University Leadership
Dean of the Faculties

University Bodies & their Members 4

Board of Management
Executive Committee
Academic Council
Finance Committee
Board of Studies
Grievance Reddressal Committee
Anti Ragging Committee

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Proctorial Board
Admission Committee
SC/ST Committee
Students Grievance Reddressal Committee
Library Committee
Internal complaints Committee
NSS Committee

Central Library 20
Report of Sport Activities 22
Research Projects 38

FACULTIES AND DEPARTMENTS

Faculty of Engineering &Technology
• Department of Computer Science & Engineering 39
• Department of Information Technology and Computer Application 78
• Department of Mechanical Engineering 103
• Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering 119
• Department of Civil Engineering 129
Faculty of Sciences
• Department of Biotechnology 138
• Department of Botany 154
• Department of Mathematics 159
• Department of Microbiology 165

• Department of Physics 172

• Department of Zoology 183

• Department of Chemistry 186

Faculty of Jaipur School of Business

• Department of Management 204

• Department of Hotel Management & Hospitality 248

Faculty of Design 251

• Interior Design
• Graphic Design
• Jewellery Design & Manufacturing
Faculty of Law 284

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences 303

Jaipur School of Economics 348

Jaipur School of Mass Communication 365

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School of Allied Health Sciences 406

Department of Forensic Science 416

University Events (SDO Office) 430

Training and Placement Cell 458

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 Foreword
All of us are passing through a testing time due to pandemic and a lot of disruption has happened in the 15
months in- the education canvass of India. Had there been no pandemic, this would have been fantastic peri-
od for education sector because of the announcement of New Education Policy 2020 and the initiatives taken
by the Government of India in digitization of learning process, focus on research outcomes, participation of
higher educational institutions in national and international rankings etc. The blessing in disguise in pandem-
ic times was continuation of theory classes through online mode, the transition which has been made very
smoothly across educational institution.
JECRC University has become a brand to reckon with because of multiple reasons including committed and
quali- fied teachers, innovation led research culture, state-of-the art infrastructure including labs, innovation
led research en- vironment, incubation and start-ups ecosystem, exemplary placement records on year to year
basis, and overall highly committee and energetic students, who remain on the front and accept each and every
challenge of quality learning. We, at JECRC University strongly believe that when a student graduates from
a university, there must be affirma- tive change in her / his knowledge, skills, behaviour and attitude in such
a manner that she / he is prepared in take the work responsibility at the employer’s end head on. The entire
teaching learning eco-system in JECRC University has been designed keeping in mind, the above conviction
and it strongly reflects in the curriculum, and outside the class activities. There is a complete focus on Outcome
Based Education and Project Based Learning.
Once you take admission in JECRC University please be assured that you will be on the right track of your
career-build ing, provided you are committed and career-oriented. Without repeating the strengths of JECRC
University which are reflected in this Admission Brochure, I can assure you that you will enjoy your journey
with us and achieve whatever goals you set for yourself. Keep in mind the lines of Swami Tulsidas in Ramcharit
Manas:-Shri Krishna in Bhagwad Geeta tells Arjun that “you are kept from your goals not by obstacles but by
a clear path to a lesser goal.”
Once you have chosen to repose your faith in JECRC University, rest assured that the only person who may
stop, you from succeeding will be YOU only.

Welcome at JECRC University, Come and Build Your World.

Prof. Victor Gambhir

President, JECRC University, Jaipur

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 JECRC UNIVERSITY, JAIPUR

VISION

To become a renowned center of higher learning, and work towards academic, professional, cultural and
social enrichment of the lives of individuals and communities.

MISSION

• To focus on research and spirit of innovation that will drive academic orientation and pursuit at JECRC
University.
• To identify, based on an informed perception of Indian, regional and global needs, areas of focus and
specialisation on which the University can concentrate.
• Toundertakecollaborativeprojectsthatofferopportunitiesforlong-term interac- tion between academia and
industry.
• To develop human potential to its fullest extent so that intellectually capable and imaginatively gifted
leaders
• can emerge in a range of professions.

CORE VALUES

• JECRC University is driven by the spirit of innovation-led research. This is spelt out in infrastructure as
well as practices. The multifaceted research institute encompasses subject-specific exploration as well as
contexts of the business environment in which our students will operate and perform.
• JECRC is known for its strong research culture and close industry linkages.
• JU aims at creating valuable resources for the industry and society through its intervention sin the creation
of research and innovative, academic and professional enhancement and over all cultural enrichment.

An Overview (2023-2024)

JECRC Foundation believes in the power of youth. Being a country having a population with the lowest aver-
age age in the World, India holds the key to the prosperity of the World. It can empower its youth with a good
education. JECRC University has been established with a view to provide world-class education toour young
minds so that they can shoulder their global responsibilities in the years to come. As a University, we see our
role as a facilitator for our young students to realize their dreams. Hence our motto is Build Your World.

We also strive to help our students in maintaining and spreading the rich Indian culture and lead the World
as our country has done in the past. As one moves ahead and rises higher in one’s life, you must entrench
yourself in this unique blessing that our culture endows to us.
Below is an over view of prominent landmarks in the period of JECRC University

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 ACADEMIC STRUCTURE

UNIVERSITY DATA 2023-24

UNIVERSITY DATA 2023-24

Academic structure

1 Total Strength of the staff at the University- 643

2 Total Strength of the Academic Staff at the University- 484
3 Total Strength of the Non-Academic staff at the University- 159
4 Departments in the University- 27
5 Faculty in the University- 11

Courses offered in the University

1 Number of programs at UG/PG/Diploma levels- 56
2 Doctoral programs in no. of disciplines- 11

New Courses/Programs introduced

M.Tech.(Transportation Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Smart Cities Engineering,
1 Artificial Intelligence, CSE, Data Analysis, Cloud Com-puting, Power system and Automation,
Thermal Engineering, Production Engineering and Design Engineering)
2 M.Sc. Computer Science
3 PGDCA
4 MA(JMC)
5 P.G.Diploma in Advertising and Public Relation
6 Bachelor of Visual Arts (Graphic Design and Painting Design)
7 BA(English, Economics and Psychology)

Administrative Setup of the University

CHAIR PERSON OF THE UNIVERSITY - Shri O.P.Agrawal

VICECHAIR PERSONS OF THE UNIVERSITY - Shri Amit Agrawal

- Shri Arpit Agrawal

PRESIDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY

Brig(Dr.) S.S Pabla - 2012-2014
Prof.(Dr.) Victor Gambhir- 2014 – 2016
Prof.(Dr.) D.P. Mishra - 2016 –2020
Prof. Victor Gambhir - 2021-Tilldate

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 University Leadership

Chairperson Shri O.P.Agrawal

Vice-Chairpersons Shri Amit Agrawal
Shri Arpit Agrawal
President Prof.Victor Gambhir
Pro-President Prof. Ram Rattan
Registrar Shri S.L.Agrawal

Deans of Schools

Prof.Vivek Anand Dean, Academics

Prof. Naveen Hemranjani Dean, School of Engineering and Technology
Prof. N.D. Mathur Dean School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Prof. Widhi Dubey Dean, School of Sciences
Prof. Mahesh Chand Koolwal Dean, School of Law
Prof. Renu Pareek Dean, Jaipur School of Business
Prof. Deepak Dembla Dean, School of Computer Applications
Prof. Shivani Kaushik Dean, School of Design
Prof. Narendra Kaushik Dean, School of Mass Communication
Prof. Hemant Singh Dean, School of Hospitality and Hotel Management
Prof. Vishal Jain Dean, School of Allied Health Sciences
Prof. N.D. Mathur Dean, Jaipur School of Economics

University Bodies & their Members

Board of Management

1. Shri O.P.Agrawal Chairperson

2. Shri Amit Agrawal Member
3. Shri Arpit Agrawal Member
4. Prof. Victor Gambhir President
5. Shri M.L.Sharma Member
6. Dr. S.N.Gupta Member
7. Prof. Rajeev Jain Member
8. Commissioner–College Education, Govt. of Raj. Member
9. Dr. Naveen Hemranjani Member
10. Dr. Vivek Anand Member
11. Shri O.P.Agrawal Member
12. Shri S.L.Agrawal (Registrar) Member Secretary

Executive Committee

1. Sh. O.P. Agrawal Chairperson

2. Sh.Amit Agrawal Member
3. Sh.Arpit Agrawal Member

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4. Prof.Victor Gambhir Member
5. Dr.Ram Rattan Member
6. Prof.Widhi Dubey Member
7. Shri S.L.Agrawal Member Secretary

Academic Council

Prof. Victor Gambhir Chairman

Prof. Ram Rattan Member
Prof. D.P. Mishra Member
Prof. Harsh Diwedi Member
Prof. Meeta Mathur Member
Sh. Arun Karna Member
Prof. M.C. Koolwal Member
Prof. N.D. Mathur Member
Dr. Naveen Hemrajani Member
Dr. Deepak Dembla Member
Dr. Widhi Dubey Member
Dr. Renu Pareek Member
Dr. Vishal Jain Member
Dr. Hemant Kumar Singh Member
Prof. Narendra Kaushik Member
Ms. Shivani Kaushik Member
Dr. Ruchi Seth Member
Prof. Vivek Anand Member
Dr. Sanjay Sharma Member
Prof. Sapna Sharma Member
Prof. Manish Jain Member
Dr. Dinesh Sethi Member
Dr. Kanishk Sharma Member
Prof. Sonali Pandey Member
Dr. Ekta Menghani Member
Dr. Sonu Pareek Member
Dr. Jagdev Singh Member
Dr. Pranav Saxena Member
Dr. Varsha Gupta Member
Prof. Rajesh Yadav Member
Prof. Ruchi Goyal Member
Dr. Namita Jain Member
Dr. Shailendra Pratap Singh Bhati Member
Dr. K.M. Singh Member
Dr. Ruchida Barman Member
Dr. Ravinder Kaur Member
MS. Anju Gupta Member
Dr. Harshita Kumar Member
Dr. Bhavana Sharma Member

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Mr. Shekhar Member
Mr. Anirudh Sharma Member
Dr. Sunita Yadav Member
Dr. Ritu Dixit Member
Ms. Vaishanavi Hitendra Thakre Member
Shri S.L. Agrawal Member Secretary

Finance Committee

1 Shri O.P.Agrawal Chairperson

2 Prof. Victor Gambhir, President Member
3 Prof. Naveen Hemrajani Member
4 Prof. Vivek Anand Member
5 Shri M.L. Sharma Member
6 Shri Amit Agrawal Member
7 Shri S.L.Agrawal, Registrar Member
8 Chief Finance and Account Offi- Member Secretary
cer

Board of Studies

Faculty of Engineering: Civil Engineering Department:

1 Dr.Vivek Anand Chairperson

2 Dr. Naveen Hemranjani Invitee Member
3 Mr. Anirudh Sharma Member
4 Mr. RamVilas Meena Member
5 Dr. Gunwant Sharma External Member
6 Dr. J.K.Jain External Member

Faculty of Engineering: Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering

S. No. Name of the Faculty Designation Status

1 Dr. Dinesh Sethi HOD Convener
2 Dr. Ram Rattan Professor Member
3 Dr. K.M.Singh Professor Member
4 Dr. Vaibhav Jain Associate Professor Special Invitee
5 Dr. Rahul Jain Assistant professor-I Special Invitee
6 Dr. Abhilasha Assistant professor-I Special Invitee

7 Mr. Ghanshyam Singh Professor, Department of Electronics & External Member

Communication Engineering, MNIT,
Jaipur
8 Mr. Raj Butra Industrialist, CEO at GearsPrivate Limit- External Member
ed, Sitapura Industrial Area, Jaipur
9 Dean, School of Engineer-
ing & Technology will be a
Permanent invitee

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Faculty of Engineering: Department of Mechanical Engineering :

S. No. Name of the Faculty Designation Status

1 Dr. Kanishk Sharma Associate Professor & HOD Convener
2 Dr. Victor Gambhir Professor & President Special Invitee
3 Dr. Pankaj Sharma Professor Member
4 Mr. Ladley MohanVerma Associate professor Member
5 Dr. G.S. Dangayach Professor, Mechanical Engg. , External Member
MNIT, Jaipur
6 Mr. Sandeep Naga Chief Manager, NEI, Jaipur External Member
7 Mr. Parthsarathi Chakraborti Head- Talent Acquisition, External Member
Larsen & Toubro Ltd.
8 Dean, School of Engineering &
Technology will be a Permanent
invitee

Faculty of Engineering: Department of Computer Science & Engineering :

S. No. Name of the Faculty Designation Status

1 Dr. Bhavana Sharma HOD
2 Dr. Manish Jain Professor Member
3 Dr. Kamlesh Lakhwani Professor Member
4 Mr. Ajay Kumar Assistant Professor-I

5 Prof.(Dr.) M.C. Govil Director, NIT Sikkim External Member

6 Mr. Gopal Krishna GSS Country Head Sales, TCS External Member

7 Dean, School of Engineering &

Technology will be a Permanent
invitee

Faculty of Engineering: School of Computer Applications

S. No. Name of the Faculty Designation Status

1 Mr. Shekhar HoD Convener
2 Dr. Anuja A. Associate Professor Member
3 Dr. Pilli Emmanuel Shuubhakar Associate Profes- External Member
sor-CSE,MNIT, Jaipur
4 Mr. Gaurav Khetrapal CLO-MTX Group External Member
5 Dean, School of Computer Applica-
tions will be a Permanent invitee

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Faculty of Sciences: Department of Microbiology

S. No. Name of the Faculty Designation Status

1 Dr. Varsha Gupta HOD Convener
2 Dr. Deepesh Neelam Assistant professor-I Member
3 Dr. Ravi Kant Rahi Assistant professor-I Member
4 Dr. Devki Assistant professor-I Member
5 Dr. Manasvi Yadav
Assistant professor-I
Member
6 Prof. Rashmi Sisodia Professor and Former Head, De- External Member
partment of Zoology, University
ofRajasthan
Dean, School of Science
will be a Permanent invitee

Faculty of Sciences: Department of Zoology

S. No. Name of the Faculty Designation Status

1 Dr. Rajesh Yadav HOD Convener
2 Dr. Adesh Kumar Assistant professor-I Member
3 Dr. Shivangi Mishra Assistant professor-I Member
4 Prof. G.C. Jain Assistant professor-I External Member
5 Dean, School of Science will
be a Permanent invitee

Faculty of Sciences: Department of Botany

1 Name of the Faculty Designation Status

2 Dr. Sonali Pandey Professor & HoD Convener
3 Dr. Widhi Dubey Professor & Dean Member
4 Dr. Ekta Menghani Professor Member
5 Prof. K. P. Sharma Professor Head, Department of External Member
Botany, Univ. of Raj.
Dean, School of Sciences will be a Permanent invitee

Faculty of Sciences: Department of Biotechnology

S. No. Name of the Faculty Designation Status

1 Dr. Ekta Menghani Professor & HOD Convener
2 Dr. Ruchi Seth Professor Member
3 Dr. Hardik Pathak Professor Member
4 Dr. Nidhi Verma Assistant Professor Member
5 Former Head, Department ofBotany,
Prof. K.P. Sharma University of Rajas-than External Member

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5 Dr. Shamkant Bhaskar Badgujar

General Manager, Process, Dev. And MFG Science and Tech. Cell Pro Life Sciences India Pvt. Ltd.
Gujrat, India
Industry Expert
External Member
6 Dean, School of Science
will be a Permanent invitee

Faculty of Sciences: Department of Forensic Science

S. No. Name of the Faculty Designation Status

1 Ms. Vaishnavi Thakre HOD Convener
2 Mr. Bhupesh Kumar Assistant professor-II Member
Nanhe
3 Ms. Ruchika Dwivedi Assistant professor-II Member
4 Dr. Astha Pandey Associate Professor, Head, CoE, NDPS, & External Member
CoE-NSTS NFSU, Gandhi Nagar, Gujrat
5 Dr. Ranjeet Singh CEO, SIFS India Forensic Lab, New Delhi External Member
6 Dean, School of Science will be a Permanent invitee

Faculty of Sciences: Physics

S.No Name of the Faculty Designation Status

1 Dr. Pranav Saxena Professor & HOD Convener
2 Dr. Nishant Gaur Associate Professor Member
3 Dr. Manish Kumar Assistant Professor Member
4 Dr. Chandan Joshi Assistant Professor Member
5 Prof. Y.K. Vij Director, CIST, IIS University, Retd.Profes- External Member
sor and Ex-Director, CDPE, University of
Rajasthan
6 Dean, School of Science will be a permanent invitee.
Faculty of Sciences: Mathematics

1 Dr. Jagdev Singh HoD Chairperson

2 Dr. Monika Jain Associate Professor Member

3 Dr. Smita Jain Associate Professor Member

4 Dr. Seema Tinker Associate Professor Member
5 Dr. Pradip Gaur Associate Professor I Member

6 Prof. K.C. Jain Ex-Professor Mathemat- External Member

ics, MNIT, Jaipur
7 Pro. Jugal K. Prajapat Professor Mathematics, External Member
Central University of
Rajasthan, Ajmer
8 Dean, School of Science
will be a permanent
Invitee

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Faculty of Sciences: Chemistry
1 Dr. Sonu Pareek Professor & HoD Convener
2 Prof. SanjayKumar Sharma Professor & Dean, Research Member
3 Dr. Sapna Sharma Professor and Dean, CSR Member
4 Dr. Saurabh Dave Associate Professor Member
5 Dr. Aruna Sharma Assistant Professor-I Member
6 Dr. M.P. Dhobal
Ex- Professor, Department ofChemistry, UOR
External Member
7 Dr. Asmita Sharma Assistant Manager, Research & Devel- External Member
opment, Pidilite Industries,Mumbai
8 Dean, School of Science
will be a permanent Invi-
tee

School of Sciences (Design)

S. No. Name of the Faculty Designation Status

1 Ms. Shivani Kaushik HOD Convener
2 Dr. Sunita Yadav Assistant professor-I Member
3 Mr. Gaurva Agrawal Assistant professor-II Member
4 Ms. Rashmi Bhardwaj Industry Person 312, Devi Nagar, External Member
New San-ganer Road, Jaipur
5 Mr. Promod Yadav Academician, 1208, Southern External Member
Height, UDB Building, Near NRI
Colony, Jagatpura, Jaipur

Department of Management: Management

1 Prof. Ritu Dixit HoD Convener

2 Dr. Jyoti Jain Associate Professor Member
3 Dr. Hemant Verma Assistant Professor-I Member
4 Prof. Ashok Bapna Former Director,IILM External Member
5 Mr. Rakesh Ranjan VP-HR Vodafone External Member
6 Dr. Rajat Mathur MD-Morgan Stanley Special Invitee

Department of Business Administration

S.No. Name of Faculty Designation Status

1 Prof. Ruchi Goyal HOD Convener
2 Mr. M. Kuruvilla Dy. HoD Member
3 Dr. Rashmi Sharma Associate Professor Member
4 Dr. Prasant Gupta Professor, Jaipur Institute of External Member
Man-agement
5 Mr. Avinash Sabharwal MD, Accenture External Member

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6 Mr. Arun K Singh Manager-HR/IR/Admin, External Member-Special Invitee
Vinayak Jewels (India) Pvt.
Ltd.
7 Mr. Rajat Mathur MD-Morgan Stanley External Member- Special Invitee

Department of Commerce:

S.No. Name of Faculty Designation Status

1 Dr. Manish Sharma HOD Convener
2 Dr. Ram Garg Assistant Professor Member
3 Dr. Arun Gautam Assistant Professor Member
4 Mr. Girish Goyal FCA, Chairman CCC, Jaipur External Member
5 Dr. Ashok Sharma Prof, Faculty of Commerce External Member
Uni-versity of Rajasthan
6 Mr. Rajat Mathur MD-Morgan Stanley External Member- Special Invitee

Faculty of Hospitality and Hotel Management : School of Hospitality

S. No. Name of the Faculty Designation Status

1 Dr. Hemant Sharma HOD & Dean Convener
2 Mr Yashwant Singh Assistant professor Member
3 Mr Nitesh Chitara Assistant professor Member
4 Chef Debasish Dey IHM Jaipur External Member
5 Mr Mukund CEO, Oyster India, Jaipur External Member

Faculty of Humanities : Department of English

S. No. Name of the Faculty Designation Status

1 Dr. Ritu Singh Assistant professor -I &HOD Convener

2 Dr. Parveen Bala Assistant professor-I Member

3 Abhilash Kaushik Assistant professor-I Member
4 Dr. Ruchida Barman Assistant professor-I Member
5 Dr. Sanjay Arora HOD, Associate Profes-sor, Department External Member
of En- glish, Central Universityof Rajas-
than, Ajmer

Faculty of Humanities : Department of Economics

S.No. Name of Faculty Designation Status

1 Dr. Ravinder Kaur HoD Convener

2 Ms Jyoti Tanwani Assistant Professor-II Member

3 Dr. Pragati Jain Assistant Professor, Central External Member
University of Rajasthan
4 Nesar Ahmed, Industry Director, Budget Analysis External Member
Expert and
Research Center Trust
Jaipur

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Department of Political Science:

S.No. Name of Faculty Designation Status

1 Ms. Anju Gupta HOD Convener
2 Dr. Shalini Sharma Assistant Professor-I Member
3 Dr. Sheila Raj Assistant Professor -II Member
4 Dr. Deepshikha Parashar Assistant Professor, Dept of External Member
Political Science, IIS Universi-
ty,Jaipur
5 Prof. N.D.Mathur Dean, School of Humanities & Member Invitee
Social SCIENCE

Department of Psychology:

S.No. Name of Faculty Designation Status

1 Dr. Harshika Pareek HoD Convener

2 Dr. Rahul Singh Assistant Professor-I Member

3 Ms Lakshita Chauhan Assistant Professor-II Member
4 Dr. Uma Mittal Associate Professor, Dept. of External Member
Psychology, UOR
5 Dr. Kavita Bhargava Director, Kpsych SERVICES External Member
Pvt. Ltd. Consultant Psychoth-
er-apist and Counseling Psy-
cholo- gist at Eternal Hospital

Faculty of Mass Communication

S. Name of Faculty Designation Status

No.
1 Mr. Shailendra Pratap HOD Convener
Singh
2 Mr. Manish Arya Assistant Professor Member
3 Mr. Shashuat Vashishtha Assistant Professor Member
4 Prof. Laxmi Prasad Pant National Editor, DainikBhaskar External Member

5 Prof. Atanu Mohapatra Director, IQAC, CentralUniversity External Member

of Gujrat
6 Prof. Sunil Saxena HOD, Times School of Media, External Member
Bennett Uiversi-ty, Noida
7 Dr. Narendra Kaushik Dean, School of Mass Member Invitee
Communication

Faculty of Law

1 Dr. Mahesh Chand Koolwal Chairperson

2 Dr. Namita Jain Member
3 Dr. Namita Jain Pandey Member
4 Ms. Vaishanavi Thakre Member (Special Invitee)
5 Mr. Hitesh Tikyani Member (Special Invitee)

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6 Dr. Manju Koolwal, UOR Jaipur External Member

University Discipline Committee

1 Prof. Vivek Anand, Dean-Academics Chairperson
2 Prof. Mahesh Chand Koolwal, Dean- Member
Law
3 Prof. N.D. Mathur, Dean-SoH&S Member
4 Prof. Widhi Dubey, Dean-SoS Member
5 Prof. Naveen Hemrajani, Dean-SoE Member
6 Prof. Deepak Dembla, Dean-SoCA Member
7 Prof. Renu Pareek, Dean-JSB Member
8 Ms. Shivani Kaushik, Dean-Design Member
9 Prof. Narendra Kaushik, Dean-JMC Member
10 Dean of the concerned school Member

Committee for Legally drafting of new ordinance as approved in Statues

1 Prof. D.P. Mishra, Emeritus Chairperson

2 Prof. M.C. Koolwal, Dean-Law Member
3 Prof. Vivek Anand, Dean-Academics Member
4 Prof. N.D. Mathur, Dean-SoH&S Member
5 Dr. Namita Jain-HoD-Law Member
Anti-Ragging Committee

1. Prof. Narendra Kaushik 9811820859

2. Prof. Naveen Hemrajani, Member 9829032657
3. Prof. M C Koolwal, Chairman 9829081597
4. Prof. Deepak Dembla, Member 9529408200
5. Prof. Widhi Dubey, Member 9828277067
6. Prof. Vivek Anand, Member 7425018064
7. Prof. N.D. Mathur, Member 9414071144
8. Prof. Renu Pareek, Member 9828563328
9. Prof. Vishal Jain, Member 9414671733
10. Ms. Shivani Kaushik, Member 9166604366
11. Prof. Sonu Pareek, Member 9314886649
12. Dr. Jolly Jain, Member Secretary 9799135444

Proctorial Board

1 Dr. Surendra Kumar Yadav, CSE Proctor

2 Mr. Ladley Mohan Verma, ME Dy. Proctor
3 Dr. Gajanand Sharma, CSE Dy. Proctor
4 Dr. Kamlesh Lakhwani, CSE Dy. Proctor
5 Dr. Jitendra Kumawat, CSE Dy. Proctor
6 Mr. Sabhilesh Singh, Civil Member

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7 Mr. Anirudh Sharma, Civil Member
8 Mr. Satyajeet Sharma, CSE Member
9 Dr. Shashi Sharma, CSE Member
10 Ms. Shruti Mathur, CSE Member
11 Ms. Laxmi Poonia, CSE Member
12 Dr. Pankaj Jain, CSE Member
13 Mr. Tushar Vyas, CSE Member
14 Mr. Shekhar Kr. Swarnkar, CSE Member
15 Mr. Ramandeep Kaur, CSE Member
16 Dr. Abhilasha, EEE Member
17 Mr. Jahangir Khan, ME Member
18 Dr. Blessy Thankachan, CA Dy. Proctor
19 Mr. Rakesh Dawra, CA Member
20 Mr. Manoj Kumar Tiwari, CA Member
21 Mr. Amit Kumar Thakore, CA Member
22 Dr. Anooja A, CA Member
23 Mr. M. Kuruvilla, JSB Dy. Proctor
24 Dr. Hemant Verma, JSB Member
25 Dr. Ram Garg, JSB Member
26 Dr. Arun Gauttam, JSB Member
27 Ms. Archana Vijayvargiya, JSB Member
28 Dr. Hardik Pathak, Biotech., SOS Dy. Proctor
29 Dr. Pranav Saxena, Physics, SOS Dy. Proctor
30 Dr. Varsha Gupta, Microbio., SOS Member
31 Dr. Yogendra Pal Singh, Phy. Edu., SOH Member
32 Dr. Chandan Joshi, Physics, SOS Member
33 Dr. Shivangi Mishra, Zoology, SOS Member
34 Dr. Gauri Shankar Paliwal, Maths., SOS Member
35 Dr. Vishwas Deep Joshi, Maths, SOS Member
36 Dr. Savita Sangwan, Chemistry, SOS Member
37 Dr. Ravinder Kaur, Eco. JSE Dy. Proctor
38 Dr. Parveen Bala, English, SoH&S Member
39 Mr. Vishnu Kumar Sharma, English, SoH&S Member
40 Dr. Harshita Kumar, Psychology, SoH&S Member
41 Ms. Anju Gupta, Pol, Sci., SoH&S Member
42 Dr. Namita Jain, Law Dy. Proctor
43 Dr. Tulika Singh, Law Member
44 Mr. Bheem Singh Meena, Law Member
45 Mr. Shailendra Pratap Singh Bhati, J&MC Dy. Proctor
46 Mr. Shashwat Vashishtha, J&MC Member
47 Dr. Sunita Yadav, Design Member
48 Dr. Aakanksha Sharma Dy. Proctor
49 Mr. Bhupesh Kumar Vasudeo Nanhe Member
50 Mr. Ricky Gupta, HMT Member

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Admission Committee

1 Prof.(Dr.)Victor Gambhir, President Chairman

2 Shri S.L. Agrawal, Registrar Member
3 Dr. Ram Rattan, Pro-President Member

4 Dr. Widhi Dubey, Director–SoS Member

5 Dr. M.C. Koolwal, Dean–Law Member
6 Ms. Shivani Kaushik, HOD, Design Member
7 Mr. Manish Sharma, Director-Admissions Member Secretary

SC/ST/OBC/Minority Communities Committee

1 Dr. Ruchi Seth, Dean Student Welfare Chairperson

2 Prof. Pankaj Sharma, Professor, Mechanical Engineering Member

3 Mr. M. Kuruvilla, AP-I, Management Member

4 Mr. Ramvilas Meena, AP-II, Civil Engineering Member

5 Dr. Namita Jain, Associate Prof., Law Member

6 Ms. Dipali Sukhdeo Pawar, Assistant Professor, MLT Member

7 Ms. Aarti Khati, Ph.D. Scholar, 19PHSN016 Member
8 Mr. Kush Meena, Lab Asstt. Mech. Engg. Member

9 Mr. Pawan Kumar, Asstt. Registrar, Admin. Member

10 Ms. Aarshi Meena, B.Sc. (Biotech), 22BBIN004 Member

11 Ms. Charvi Jain, B.Tech 1st Year, 22BCON570 Member
12 Mr. Khushwant Singh Chouhan, B.Tech, 22BCON1425 Member

13 Dy. Registrar (Admin) Member

Students’Grievance Redressal Committee

1 Prof. Widhi Dubey Chairperson

2 Prof. Mahesh Chand Koolwal Member
3 Prof. Surendra Kumar Yadav Member
4 Prof. Ruchi Goyal Member
5 Prof. Deepak Dembla Member
6 Mr. Preyash Gupta Student Representative (BA-LLB) (Special Invitee)

Library Committee

1 Dr. Ram Rattan, Pro-President Chairperson

2 Dr. Renu Pareek Member
3 Dr. M.C. Koolwal Member
4 Dr. Widhi Dubey Member

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6 Dr. Naveen Hemrajani Member
7 Dr. Shivani Kaushik Member
8 Dr. Deepak Dembla Member
9 Dr. N.D. Mathur Member
10 Dr. Manish Srivastava Member
11 Dr. Vishal Jain Member
12 Dr. Richa Tripathi Member Secretary

Internal Complaints Committee

1 Dr. Sapna Sharma Chairperson

2 Dr. Varsha Gupta Member
3 Dr. Hardik Pandya Member
4 Dr. Ritu Srivastava Member
5 Mr. Anil Singh Member
6 Ms. Aruna Gupta External Member

National Service Scheme (NSS)

1 Prof. Ruchi Seth, Biotech Convener, Program Coordinator

2 Dr. Namita Jain, Law Member
3 Dr. Rajesh Yadav, Zoology Member
4 Dr. Sonu Pareek, Chemistry Member
5 Dr. Beena Bundela, Maths. Member
6 Dr. Deepika Sharma, AHS Member
7 Ms. Sumedha Soni, JSB Member
8 Ms. Anju Gupta, Pol. Sci. Member
9 Ms. Bhoomika Kapoor, English Member
10 Mr. Pandit Amandeep, JMC Member
11 Mr. Manish Arya, JMC Member
12 Dr. Yogendra Pal Singh, Phy.Edu. Member
13 Mr. Nitin Gupta, SDO, JU Member

Unfair Means & Malpractice (UMC) Committee

1 Prof. N.D. Mathur, Dean-SOH&S Chairperson

2 Prof. Narendra Kaushik, Dean-JMC Member

4 Prof. Sonu Pareek, HOD-Chemistry Member
5 Prof. Varsha Gupta, HoD- Microbiology Member
6 Dr. Chandan Joshi, Asso. Prof, Physics Member
7 Dr. Harshita Kumar, Asstt. Prof.- Psychology Member

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Selection Committee for Gender Championship

1 Dr. Sapna Sharma Member

2 Dr. Hardik Pathak Member
3 Dr. Ruchi Seth Member
4 Mr. Mahendra Pratap Singh Member
5 Mr. Shailendra Pratap Singh Bhati Member

The Planning Board (Academic & Administration)

1 Shri Arpit Agrawal Nominee of the Chairperson

2 Dr. Victor Gambhir The President
3 Dr. Ram Rattan The Pro-President

4 Dr. Vivek Anand Three Heads of Departments/Institutions/School/Col-

5 Dr. Rajeev Jain leges/
6 Dr. Prashant Sahai Sax-ena Centres by rotation in order of seniority

7 Dr. Widhi Dubey Two representatives of the Promoter Society

8 Dr. Sapna Sharma
9 Shri R.A.Jain Treasurer
10 Shri S.L.Agrawal Registrar–The Member Secretary

Internal Committee for Disabled Persons

1 Prof. Pankaj Sharma Member

2 Mr. M. Kuruvilla Member
3 Mr. Ramvilas Meena Member
4 Dr. Namita Jain Member
5 Mr. LeharuLal Regar Member
6 Mr. Pawan Kumar Member
7 Mr. Sorabh Soni Member
8 Ms. Namrata Mahavar Member
9 Mr. Rohitas Kumar Meena Member
10 Dy. Registrar Member

Examination Coordination Committee

1 Dr. Ram Rattan Chairperson

2 Dr. Widhi Dubey Member
3 Dr. K.M. Singh Member
4 Maj. Gen. T. K. Das Member
5 Prof. M. C. Koolwal Member
6 Shri R. A. Jain Member/ Secretary

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Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat Club (EBSB)

1 Dr. Ruchi Seth Dean, Student Welfare

2 Shri Manish Arya, JMC Nodal Officer
3 Dr. Poonam Haryani Member
4 Dr. Beena Bundela Member
5 Dr. Adesh Kumar Member
6 Mr. Pandit Amandeep Member
7 Rakshita Bhansali, 22BCON242, B.Tech-CSE Student, Member
8 Sumit Madaan, 22BCON205, B.Tech-CSE Student, Member
9 Gaurav Bairwa, 22BCON232, B.Tech-CSE Student, Member
10 Shreya Pancholi 22BCON495, B.Tech-CSE Student, Member
11 Chitrankshi Khangarot 22MJMN008, MA-JMC Student ,Member
12 Priyanshi Agrawal, 22MJMN004, MA-JMC Student, Member
13 Surbhi Rajvi, 22MJMN001, MA-JMC Student, Member
14 Anjali Soni, 22MJMN009, MA-JMC Student, Member
15 Tanmay Singh, 22BJMN016, BA-JMC Student, Member
16 Vishakha Vasnani, 21BJMN012, BA-JMC Student, Member
17 Shreya Sharma, 21BJMN008, BA-JMC Student, Member
18 Preksha Gupta, 21BJMN040, BA-JMC Student, Member
19 Viraj Kunjir, 22JMN050, BA-JMC Student, Member
20 Sanju Bedi, 22BJMN020, BA-JMC Student, Member
21 Rashmi Sethi, 22BJMB007, BA-JMC Student, Member
22 Yash Bundel, 22BJMN032, BA-JMC Student, Member
23 Himanshu Meena, 21BSCN007, B.Sc. Student, Member
24 Vinit Nagar, 21BSCN013, B.Sc. Student, Member
25 Arpna Tiwari, 22BSCN014, B.Sc. Student, Member
26 Anurag Mishra, 22MCHN005, M.Sc. Student, Member
27 Murali Lohar, 22MZON001, M.Sc. Student, Member
28 Aishwarya Pradeep, 22BBIN006, B.Sc. NSS Volunteer

Executive Committee of IQAC Cell

1 Prof. Victor Gambhir, President Chairperson

2 Prof. Ruchi Seth, Dean-IQAC Member Secretary
3 Prof. Ram Rattan, Pro-President Member
4 Shr. S.L. Agrawal, Registrar Member
5 Prof. K.M. Singh, CoE Member
6 Prof. Sanjay Kumar Sharma, Dean-Research Member
7 Prof. Deepak Dembla, Dean-SoCA Member
8 Prof. Renu Pareek, Dean-JSB Member
9 Prof. Mahesh Chand Koolwal, Dean-SoL Member
10 Prof. Bhawana Sharma, HoD-CSE Member
11 Prof. Manish Jain, CSE Member
12 Dr. Sunita Yadav, AP-Design Member
13 Dr. Suman Bhatnagar Deputy Director, IQAC Member

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14 Sh. Arpit Agrawal, Vice-Chairperson Member-Management
15 Sh. Manan Tholia, President-Raksha Foundation, Jaipur Member-Stakeholders/Society
16 Ms. Kriti Kapoor, Macrocosm Env. Solutions, (Alumnus Sci- Member-Alumni
ences)
17 Sh. Harshit Gupta, Assam Will, (Alumnus Law) Member-Alumni
18 Ms. Divya Gaur, 22BCON428 MBA-6375318330 Member-Students
19 Mr. Dhurv Melwani, 22BCON428 MBA-637854593 Member-Students
20 Sh. Shobhit Sharma, Partner Power Cable Industries, Jaipur Member-Industries/Recruiters
21 Sh. Chirag Singhal, Metacube Pvt. Ltd., Jaipur Member-Industries/Recruiters
22 Dr. Nameesh Miglani, Sunrise Technical Education Promotion Special Invitee
Society
23 Prof. Sandeep Grover, Dean/Prof-JC Bose Univ. Sci. & Tech. Special Invitee

E-Waste Policy Adopted Advisory Committee

1 Dr. Dinesh Sethi Chairman

2 Mr. Pankaj Jain Member
3 Mr. Himanshu Sharma Member

Committee for Preparation of Annual Report

1 Dr. Vivek Anand Chairman

2 Dr. Ekta Menghani Member
3 Dr. Shailendra Pratap Singh Bhati Member
4 Mr. Pandit Amandeep Member

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 CENTRAL LIBRARY

JECRC UNIVERSITY, Jaipur

Details of Information Resources Date:30/06/2024

S.No. Particulars Quantity

1 Total no. of Volumes 41490
2 Total no. of Titles 9273
3 Volumes added 1899
4 No. of Journals( Print) 56
5 No. of Journals (Online) 9887
6 No. of Back volumes 1461
7 No. of CD/DVD Books CD/DVD-950
8 No. of thesis/dissertations/Project Report 91 224 1201

Circulation Status

S. No. Books circulated Numbers

1 Issued 12013
2 Due 314

Total Expenditure

S.No. Particulars Amount in (Rs.)

1 Books 156588.00
2 Journals (Print+Online) 690935.00

3 Newspaper/magazines 140000.00
4 Maintenance (Binding of Books/journals, Electronic equip- Nil
ment
and others)

Library Personnel

S. No. Members Numbers

1 Teaching Nil
2 Non-Teaching 9

Details of Personnel:

S. Name of Personnel Qualification Designation Experience

No.
1 Dr. Richa Tripathi Ph.D, M.Phil, Librarian & Pro- Total 22Years as a Librarian+ 4 years
MLIS, B.Sc., fessor teaching
PGD-LAN, PG-
DACE
2 Dr. Ritu Shrivastava Ph.D (LIS), Assistant Librarian 19 Years
MLIS, MA

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3 Dr. Nirmala Saini MLIS,BA Deputy Librarian 24 years

4 Mr. Sudhakar M.Phil, MLIS Library Assistant 22 Years

Sharma

5 Mr. Braj Mohan MLIS, B.ED Library Assistant 12 Years

Sharma

6 Mr. Shailendra M.Lib. Library Assistant 3 Years

Arora
7 Ms. Shailja Bhatia M.Lib. Library Assistant 3 Years

8 Mr. Atul Gour M.com Office Assistant 8 Years

9 Mr. Radha Mohan th General duty 15 Years

Sharma Secondary worker

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 HOMECOMING 2.O
TOTAL REGISTRATION: 700+

TOTAL PARTICIPATION: 500+

JUPL 2.O
TOTAL REGISTRATION: 450+

TOTAL PARTICIPATION: 300+

RHYTHM ‘24
(21-23 February 2024)

Event - Gully cricket

Date – 21-23 February 2024 (Wednesday – Friday) Timing – 8:00 am to 4:00 pm

Winning team - Raj and team Runner up: Nikhil and team
Event - 3v3 basketball
Date – 21,22,23 February 2024 (Wednesday- Friday) Timings – 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Winning Team – Boys - Manipal University, Manali creamers

Girls-Rajasthan university, JECRC University
Event – Futsal
Date – 21,22,23 February 2024

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Timings – 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Winning team - St.wilfred Runner up : BRAC
Event - Roadies
Date – 21,22,23 February 2024 (Wednesday – Friday) Timings – 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Winning team – Boys: 1) Divyraj and vansh
2) Lokender and Pradeep
Girls: 1) Monalisha and kanishka
2) Kashvi and harshita

Event – Paintball
Date – 21,22,23 February 2024 (Wednesday – Friday) Timings – 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Winning team – Amit and team Runner up – Charchit and team

Event- Treasure hunt “The hunt is on!”

Date – 22,23 February 2024 (Thursday – Friday) Timing – 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Winning team - Ayush and team
Runner up – Deewanshu and team

Event – Live snakes and ladders

Date – 21,22,23 February 2024 (Wednesday- Friday) Timings – 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Winning team - Rohan and Vishal
Runner up – Avish and Bhavya

Event – Live ludo

Date – 21,22,23 February 2024 (Wednesday- Friday) Timing – 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Winning team - Mauli and team
Runner up – Parth and team

Event – Chess
Date – 23 February 2024 (Friday) Timings - 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Winning team –Dhruv Datt
Event – Table Tennis
Date – 22 February 2024 (Thursday) Timings - 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Winning Team – Rhythm
Runner up - Uttkarsh
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Event – IPL Auction
Date – 23 febuary 2024 (Friday)
Timings – 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Winning Team – Naman and Team
Runner up – Rishi and Team

PROTSAHAN -24
(23rd – 25th April’2024)

BADMINTON

Winners:

Boys:- 1. Maharishi Vidhyapeet

2. Modern Public School

3. Maharishi Vidhyapeet

Girls:- 1. Subodh Public

2. Maharishi Vidhyapeet

3. Shri Chaitanya School

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BASKETBALL

Winners:
Boys:- 1. Edmunds School

2. Sanskar School

3. Tilak Public

Girls:- 1. ST. Edmunds

2. MPS

3. Vardman International

FOOTBALL

Winners:

Boys:- 1. Cambridge Court

2. Subodh School

3. ST. Mary School

CHESS

Winners:

Boys:- 1. ST. Anselm School

2. Rukmani Birla

3. MPS

Girls:- 1. ST. Xaviers

2. MGPS

3. MGPS

TABLE TENNIS

Winners:

Boys:- 1. My Own School

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 2. MPS Pratapnagar

3. MPS Pratapnagar

Girls:- 1. MGPS

2. MPS Pratapnagar

3. MGPS

CRICKET

Winners: 1. Subodh Public School

2. Saint Mary Convent School

3. SV Public School

JU-SPORTS POLICY LAUNCH

It was launched on 15th April, 2024.

NATIONAL SPORTS DAY 2024

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 (Major Dhyan Chand Sports Week)
BADMINTON GAME-

Winners:

Boys:- 1. Navneet Lakwani (Team Sardar Patel)

2. Prakhar Gupta (Team Chandra S. Azad)
3. Aryan Shukla (Team Lal Bhadur Shastri)

Girls:- 1. Tanisha Sarthalia (Team Subhash Bose)

2. Bhoomika Mistry (Team Bhagat Singh)
3. Shilpa Singh (Team Rani Laxmi Bai)

BASKETBALL

Winners:

Boys:- 1. Team Bhagat Singh (JU Champs)

2. Team Bal Gangadhar Tilak (JU Eagles)
3. Team Subhash C. Bose(JU Dominators)

Girls:- 1. Team Sarojni Naidu (JU Eagles)

2. Team Rani Laxmibai(JU Immortals)
3. Team Sardar Patel(JU Spartans)

FUTSAL
Winners:

Boys:- 1. Team Bhagat Singh

2. Team Sardar Patel
3. Team Rani Laxmibai

Girls:- 1. Team Rani Laxmibai

1. Team Sarojni Naidu

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CHESS
Winners:

Boys:- 1. Dhruv Datt (Team Sardar Patel)

2. Pranjal Tiwari (Team Lal Bhadur Shastri)
3. Arnav Jain (Team Bal Gangadhar Tilak)

Girls:- 1. Aashita Ajmeri (Team Sarojni Naidu)

TABLE TENNIS
Winners:
Boys:- 1. Shivam Sharma (Team Bhagat Singh)
2. Sangeet Chaturvedi (Team Rani Laxmi Bai)
3. Lakshay Harkat(Team Subhash C. Bose)

Girls:- 1. Kanika (Team Sarojni Naidu)

2. Darshita (Team Bhagat Singh)
3. Dhruvika Verma (Team Lal Bahadur Shastri)

ROPE SKIPPING
Winners:

Boys:- 1. Shivam Sharma (Team Chandra S. Azad)

2. Dhairya Vishwakarma (Team Bal Gangadhar Tilak)
3. Abhay Jain (Team Subhash C. Bose)

Girls:- 1. Parinika Chandak (Team Sardar Patel)

2. Chahak Pujari (Team Sarojni Naidu)
3. Yashika Juneja (Team Lal Bahadur Shastri)

TUG OF WAR
Winners:

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1. RJ Eagles (Team Bhagat Singh)
2. HR Lions(Team Rani Laxmi Bai)
3. Black Panther (Team Sarojni Naidu)

HOMECOMING 3.0

BADMINTON

Winners:

Boys:- 1. Ramandeep

2.Harshul

3.Ishvansh

Girls:- 1. Diksha

2. Deepika

3. Mahi Yadav

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BASKETBALL

Winners:

Boys:- 1. JU Eagles

2. JU Joshil

3. JU Tigers
Girls:- 1. JU Eagles
2. JU Royals

3. JU Alps

FOOTBALL
Winners:

Boys:- 1. JU Eagles

2. JU Terminators

3. JU Joshile

Girls:- 1. JU Eagles

2. JU Royals

CHESS
Winners:

Boys:- 1. Kuldeep Jangid

2. Mohit Poonia

3. Advik Nagpal

Girls:- 1. Astha

2.Aarohi

3. Aashita

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TABLE TENNIS
Winners:

Boys:- 1. Shivom

2. Amogh

3. Ashutosh

Girls:- 1. Kanika

2. Ritu

3. Dakshita

AMERICAN FOOTBALL

Winners:

Boys:- 1. JU Terminators

2. JU Royals

3. JU Alphs

TUG OF WAR
Winners: 1. Gyatt Rizzlers

2. Shekhawat ke Sher

3. Af Rifals

CRICKET
Winners: 1. JU Warriors

2. JU Tigers

3. JU Eagles

KABADDI
Winners: 1. JU Eagles

2. JU Tiger

3. JU Rhino

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VOLLEYBALL

Winners:

Boys:- 1. JU Royals

2. JU eagles

3. JU rhino

Girls:- 1. JU Royal

2. JU Eagle

3. JU Tiger

100 MTR. RACE

Winners:

Boys:- 1. Balkesh

2. Tanmay choudhary

3. Dushyant sharma

Girls:- 1. Shema kumari

2. Khushi

3. Kashika

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 JECRC UNIVERSITY, JAIPUR
“SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS”
2023-24

1). “VARCHAS”24 Sports Meet at IIT JODHPUR - Volleyball Boys team won
BRONZE MEDAL

2). “VANQUISH”24 Sports Meet at Global Institute of Technology, Jaipur – Volleyball Boys
Won Team GOLD MEDAL

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3). “VANQUISH”24 Sports Meet at Global Institute of Technology, Jaipur – Basketball Girl
Won Team GOLD MEDAL

4). “SPARDHA” 2024 Sports Meet at Banaras Hindu University, UP-Lagnesh Kumawat
Won Silver Medal in Powerlifting

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5). “ATHLON”24 Sports Meet at JECRC Foundation College Jaipur- Kabaddi Boys
Team Won Silver Medal

6). “ATHLON”24 Sports Meet at JECRC Foundation College Jaipur- Table Tennis
Single Boy Team Won Gold Medal

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 7). “ATHLON”24 Sports Meet at JECRC Foundation College Jaipur- Basketball Girls
Team Won Gold Medal
8). ALL INDIA UNIVERSITY E (AIU)-SPORTS VALORANT MEN at SAGE University , Bhopal
BRONZE MEDAL- THIRD POSITION

9). MANIPAL University “ABHIVARTA” Sports Tournament-24

RUNNER-UP (SILVER MEDAL) - Basketball girls’ team

10). AMITY University “SHAURYA MANTHAN” Sports Tournament-24

RUNNER-UP (silver medal) - Football

RUNNER-UP (silver medal) - Basketball Team

11). IIT Jodhpur “VARCHAS” sports Fest-23

RUNNER-UP (Silver medal)-Cricket

12). JK Lakshmipat University “DUNKWAR”-24

WINNER-UP (Gold Medal)- Basketball Team -A(Girl)

RUNNER-UP (Silver Medal)- Basketball Team-B (Girls)

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13). ARYA College “ARYA CUP” Sports Meet- 24
WINNER-UP (Gold Medal) - Football
RUNNER-UP (Silver Medal)- Volleyball
RUNNER-UP (Silver Medal) – Basketball Team (Boys)

14). GYAN VIHAR University “EKLAVYA” Sports Tournament-24

RUNNER-UP (Silver Medal) – Basketball Team (Girls)

SPORTS PARTICIPATION 2023-24

1. West Zone - Shooting Air Rifle and Air Pistol.( kurukshetra university ,haryana ).

2. Inter Zonal - Karate (LNCT University, Bhopal).

3. AIU - Artistic Gymnastic ( Guru Dev Nanak University , Amritsar )

4. West Zone - Basketball Boys (Rajasthan University ,Jaipur)

5. AIU - Artistic E - Sports (Sage University , MP)

6. West Zone - Cricket (JJT university, Rajasthan )

7. AIU - American Football 2023 ( RMPS University , Aligarh )

8. AIU - American Football 2024 ( Madhav University , Rajasthan)

9. AIU - Shooting ( Manav Rachna University ,Faridabad)

10. West Zone - Basketball Boys (ITM University , Gawalior (MP))

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 Research Projects

Research is defined as the systematic investigation and study of a specific subject aimed at establishing facts and
deriving new conclusions. In contrast, innovation involves the introduction of novel concepts or significant
enhancements to existing products, services, or processes. Consequently, the term “Research & Innovation”
encompasses the discovery, development, and implementation of new ideas, products, or services that can
enhance our quality of life and address a variety of challenges.
Both research and innovation are critical drivers of progress and growth across diverse fields, including tech-
nology, medicine, education, and business. These processes can yield new inventions, improved products,
heightened efficiency, and an overall enhancement in the quality of life. Various stakeholders, including gov-
ernments, businesses, and organizations, invest considerable resources in research and innovation to maintain
competitiveness and tackle societal issues.
The Research & Development Cell at JECRC University serves as a dynamic hub for multidisciplinary inquiry,
fueled by a diverse faculty possessing expertise across engineering, sciences, humanities, and management. The
department is outfitted with state-of-the-art facilities, including specialized laboratories and research centers,
which promote a culture of innovation and collaboration. It actively pursues funding and grants to support
avant-garde research activities, encourages interdisciplinary collaboration, and upholds ethical research prac-
tices. With an emphasis on publication, dissemination, and community engagement, the department empow-
ers students and faculty to confront pressing challenges and contribute to knowledge creation with both local
and global relevance, thereby attaining recognition and cultivating a culture of excellence in research.
With over 1,296 research papers published in Scopus-indexed journals, 16037 citations, an h-index of 60, and
an i10-index of 366, in addition to more than 100 patents and approximately Rs.14 Crores worth of research
projects, JECRC University is committed to fostering and enhancing research capabilities among its students
and faculty members.
Within the Ph.D. program, the university has conferred 110 Ph.D. degrees to date, while currently supporting
322 active research scholars who are pursuing their doctoral degrees across various disciplines and subjects.

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 SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
Computer Science & Engineering

Courses and Intake details offered (2023-24):

S No Programme Name Year of Annual Intake 2023-2024

Start
1 B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering 2012-13 1980
2 M.Tech Computer Science and Engineering 2012-13 6
3 PhD Computer Science and Engineering 2013 7

Total Intake (UG & PG) in Academic Year 2023-24

S Programme Name Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Total

No
1 B.Tech 1980 1440 650 510 4580

2 M.Tech 6 4 10

3 PhD 7 7

Total 1993 1444 590 510 4597

Faculty and Staff in Academic Year 2023-24

Category Professor Associate Profes- Assistant Professor Total

sor

Faculty Regular/ Full Time 4 4 54 62

Lab. Technician 10

Total 4 4 54 72

Prof.(Dr.)Naveen Hemranjani
Designation: Professor & Dean
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: B.E(CSE),M.Tech(CSE), Ph.D(CSE)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area– Software Engineering , Machine Learning

Prof.(Dr.) Manish Jain

Designation: Professor and Deputy Registrar
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: B.E. (CSE), M.Tech (CSE).
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Compilers, Object oriented
Programming, Software testing, NLP

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Dr. Bhavna Sharma
Designation: Associate Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification– M.Tech, Ph.D
Email– [email protected]
Research Area–Image Processing, Machine Learning

Prof.(Dr.) Kamlesh Lakhwani

Designation: Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: Ph.D
Email - [email protected]
Research Area: Cloud computing, Image Processing, Machine Learn-
ing

Dr. Surendra Kumar Yadav

Designation: Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification- MCA, MTech. PHD,LLB
Email – [email protected]
Research Area-ML,AI

Dr. Suman Bhatnagar

Designation: Associate Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification- M.tech, Ph. D. (CSE)
Email - [email protected]
Research Area-Data Mining

Dr. Gajanand Sharma

Designation: Associate Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: B.E, M.Tech (CSE), Ph.D
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Security

Mr. Ravi Shankar Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech.(CSE), BE (CSE)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Networks security, Database Management System

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Mr. Ajay Kumar
Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech. ,B.E
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Computer Networks Database Management System,
Software Engineering

Mr. Pankaj Jain

Designation: Assistant Professor
Qualification: PhD Pursuing, M.Tech, B.Tech
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Mobile Network Adhoc, Cloud Computing

Dr. Dushyant Singh

Designation: Assistant Professor
E-mail: [email protected]
Qualification: B.Tech, MTech ,P.hd
Books: one book published
Research Area: Cyber security

Ms. Shruti Mathur

Designation: Assistant Professor- II
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification- M.Tech(CSE), BE (IT)
Email- [email protected]
Research Area–Advance software Engineering

Ms. Laxmi Poonia

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: B. Tech, M. Tech
Email: [email protected]
Research Area–Information Security

Mr. Himanshu Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification-B.Tech, M. Tech
Email- [email protected]
Research Area-Frequent pattern Analysis of Algorithm

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Ms. Neha Mishra
Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: B.Tech, M. Tech
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Wireless Sensor Network

Ms. Meghna Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: B. Tech, M. Tech
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Wireless Computing

Ms. Nidhi Gaur

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: B. Tech, M. Tech
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Wireless Adhoc Network

Mr. Mukesh Kumar Jain

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification-M.Tech, B.Tech
Email - [email protected]
Research Area-Security and Data Communication
Publication: International

Dr. Satyajeet Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: B. Tech, M. Tech, PhD.
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Grid Computing and its security by web services

Dr. Seema Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification-M.Tech,B.Tech ,PhD
Email: [email protected]
Research Area-Data Mining

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Ms. Shivangi Dheer
Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification- M.Tech, B.Tech
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Data Mining

Mr. Ankur Raj

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science and Engineering
Qualification: PhD(Course Work completed), M.Tech in CSE, B.Tech
in CSE
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Machine Learning, Transfer Learning

Mr. Tushar Vyas

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech, B.Tech
Email: [email protected]
Research Area-Information Security

Mr Manish Kumar
Designation: Assistant Professor
Qualification: B. TECH, M.TECH, PhD*(Coursework completed)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Image Processing, Data Analysis, Data Segmentation

Mr. Nitin Gupta

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech, B.Tech
[email protected]
Research Area-Mobile Ad hoc network

Ms. Dimpal Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification- M.Tech
Email - [email protected]
Research Area – AI

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Ms. Raminder Kaur
Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification- M.Tech
Email- [email protected]
Research Area-Software Engineering, TOC, Compiler

Mr Girirah Khandelwal
Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Networking

Mr Manish Sharma
Designation: Associate Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Digital Signal Processing, Image Processing, AI, Em-
bedded System

Ms Ruchi Kulshrestha
Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Image Processing, Ml

Ms. Rupayali Swaroop

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech, PhD*
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Digital Communication

Dr. Shashi Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: PhD
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: ML

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Mr. Gaurav K. Sharma
Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech, PhD*
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: ML

Dr. Muquaddar Ali

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: PhD
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Wireless Networking

Ms.Surbhi Agarwal
Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: AI,ML

Mr. Sanjay Kumar Tehariya

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech, PhD*
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Computer Networks

Dr. Jitendra Kumawat

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: PhD
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: AI,ML

Mr. Sheetal Dixit

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: AI, ML

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Mr. Sanat Jain
Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: AI,ML

Mr.Yogender Kumar Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech,PhD*
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Computer Networks

Ms.Priyanka Khatana
Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: AI,ML

Ms. Kushal Kanwar

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: ML

Mr. Sameep Narain Sinha

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech, PhD*
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Data Mining

Ms. Sneha Kumari

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech, B.Tech
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: ML

Mr.Ankit Kumar Shrivastava

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Software Engineering

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Ms. Saibee Alam
Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.tech, PhD*
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Cloud Computing, AI

Ms. Divya Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech, B.Tech
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: AI, Ml

Mr. Ajay Kumar Mehta

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech, Ph.D*
Email- [email protected]
Research Area: AI

Mr. Shekhar Kumar Swarnkar

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech, PhD*
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Machine learning

Ms. Pratyaksha Ranawat

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech, B.Tech
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: AI

Ms. Pooja Jat

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech, Ph.D*
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Multi-criteria recommender system

Ms. Ramandeep Kaur

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech, B.Tech
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: AI

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Ms. Shreya Agarwal
Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech, PhD*
Email- [email protected]
Research Area: AI

Mr. Ankit Kumar Tiwari

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M. Tech, Ph. D*
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: AI

Mr. Sanjay Kumar Gupta

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech, PhD*
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: ML,DL

Mr. Vikas Upman

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: AI

Ms. Shalini Singh

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: B.Tech , M.Tech
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Conversational AI, AI Machine Learning

Ms. Megha Garg

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech, CSE
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Generative AI, AI, Alphabetic Bipartite Networks

Mr Sandeep Gautam
Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification : M.tech
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: ML and AI

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Mr Shivam
Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification : B.TECH, M.TECH
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: AI / ML

Ms Er. Ritu Vashistha

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech, P.hD*
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: AI, ML, Fintech

Mr ANEESH KUMAR MISHRA

Designation:- Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification:- PhD(Thesis submitted)
Email:- [email protected]
Research Area:- Data Science and its applications

Ms. Sonal Saxena

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Computer Science Engineering
Qualification-M.Tech
Email- [email protected]
Research Area -AI,ML

FDP/Workshops Attended by Faculty Members

S. Name of the faculty Name of FDP Date from Date to

No. (dd/mm/ (dd/mm/yyyy)
yyyy)
1 Ms. Kushal Kanwar Machine Learning and it’s Applications across 28/03/2023 29/03/2023
industries
2 Ms. Raminder Kaur Cyber Security 20/02/2023 24/02/2023

3 Ms. Kushal Kanwar “Recent Tools and Techniques for Quality 15/03/2023 20/03/2023
Research-RTTQR 2023”
4 Dr. Kamlesh Enhancement of Effective Soft and Technical 30/06/2023 04/07/2023
Lakhwani Skills
5 Ms. Seema Sharma R language for data science 24/04/2023 07/05/2023

6 Mr. Girraj Khandel- Microsoft Tools for Effective Teaching and 10/07/2023 07/14/2023
wal Learning Environment

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7 Dr. Kamlesh 1 Week FDP on Salesforce Administrator 22/01/2024 27/01/2024
Lakhwani
8 Dr. Shashi Sharma Innovation & Technology in Digital Pedago- 5/20/2024 5/24/2024
gy
9 Mr. Tushar Vyas Innovation & Technology in Digital Pedago- 5/20/2024 5/24/2024
gy
10 Ms. Diksha Sharma Recent trends in scientific Programming 2/26/2024 3/1/0024
using MATLAB
11 Ms. Shalini Singh Generative AI Models and Applications of 5/21/2024 5/25/2024
Machine learning
12 Ms. Kushal kanwar Innovation & Technology in Digital Pedago- 5/20/2024 5/24/2024
gy
13 Mr. Ajay Kumar NBA & NAAC Strategic Preparation for En- 5/27/2024 5/31/2024
Mehta hancing Quality of Education
14 Ms. Kushal kanwar Generative AI models and applications of 5/21/2024 5/25/2024
machine learning
15 Dr. Bhavna Sharma Innovation and Technology in Digital Peda- 5/20/2024 5/24/2024
gogy
16 Ms. Dimpal sharma Generative AI Models and Applications of 5/21/2024 5/25/2024
Machine Learning*
17 Ms. Laxmi Poonia Laxmi Poonia 5/21/2024 5/25/2024

18 Ms. Priyanka Kha- Generative AI models and applications of 5/21/2024 5/25/2024

tana machine learning
19 Mr. Girraj Khandel- Innovation & Technology in Digital Pedago- 5/20/2024 5/24/2024
wal gy
20 Mr. Manish Kumar Salesforce Administrator 1/22/2024 1/27/2024
21 Mr. Manish Kumar Cyber Security and Analysis 01/08/2024 1/13/2024

22 Mr. Manish Kumar Navigating Tomorrow with AI, ML, and Data Science 3/19/2024 3/23/2024
for Intelligent Solutions

23 Ms. Seema Sharma NEP-2020 ORIENTATION & SENSITIZATION 3/18/2024 3/26/2024

24 Ms. Seema Sharma Recent Advancements and Future Trends in AI and 4/15/2024 4/19/2024
NLP
25 Ms. Seema Sharma Salesforce Administrator 1/22/2024 1/27/2024

26 Prof. Surendra Ku- Innovation and Technology in Digital Pada- 5/20/2024 5/24/2024
mar Yadav gogy
27 Ms.Shreya agarwal AICTE Training And Learning (ATAL) 1/29/2024 02/03/2024
Academy Faculty Development Program on
Applications of AI & Data Science
28 Ms.Shreya agarwal Salesforce Administrator conducted by ICT 1/22/2024 1/27/2024
Academy
29 Ms. Neha Mishra Salesforce Administrator 1/22/2024 1/27/2024

30 Ms. Megha Garg Salesforce Administrator 1/22/2024 1/27/2024

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31 Ms. Megha Garg Cyber Security and Analysis 01/08-2024 1/13/2024

32 Ms. Megha Garg AI Beyond Today: Exploring Emerging 01/05-2024 01/10/2024

Trends and Possibilities
33 Dr. Dushyant Singh Recent Trends in Artifial and Machine learn- 18/06-2024 22/06/2024
ing
34 Dr. Dushyant Singh Innovation and Technology in Digital Pada- 5/20/2024 5/24/2024
gogy
35 Ms. Meghna Shar- Online FDP on Generative AI Models and 5/21/2024 5/25/2024
ma Applications of Machine Learning from 21-
05-2024 to 25-05-2024.
36 Mr. Pankaj Jain Generative AI models and application of 5/21/2024 5/25/2024
Machine Learning
37 Ms. Seema Sharma Generative AI Models and Applications of 5/21/2024 5/25/2024
Machine Learning
38 Mr. Shivam Kumar Faculty Development Program on Applica- 1/29/2024 02/03/2024
tions of AI & Data Science in Healthcare,
organized by the AICTE Training and Learn-
ing (ATAL) Academy
39 Mr. Mukesh Kumar Empowering Research: Advanced Software 5/28/2024 06/07/2024
Tools for Academics
40 Mr. Tushar Vyas From Idea to Impact: Mastering Research 5/20/2024 5/25/2024
Methods and Quality Publication Strategies

Conferences Attended
S. No. Name of the faculty Name of the Conference Date from Date to
(dd-mm- (dd-mm-yyyy)
yyyy)
1 Ms. Shreya Agarwal International Conference on Artificial In- 03-11-2023 03-11-2023
telligence, Advanced Materials, and Mecha-
tronics Systems
2 Dr. Kamlesh International Conference on Artificial In- 03-11-2023 03-11-2023
Lakhwani telligence, Advanced Materials, and Mecha-
tronics Systems
3 Mr. Ajay Kumar International Conference on Artificial In- 03-11-2023 03-11-2023
telligence, Advanced Materials, and Mecha-
tronics Systems
4 Ms. Megha Garg International Conference on Artificial In- 03-11-2023 03-11-2023
telligence, Advanced Materials, and Mecha-
tronics Systems
6 Ms.Laxmi Poonia International Conference on Artificial In- 03-11-2023 03-11-2023
telligence, Advanced Materials, and Mecha-
tronics Systems
7 Mr.Pankaj Jain International Conference on Artificial In- 03-11-2023 03-11-2023
telligence, Advanced Materials, and Mecha-
tronics Systems
8 Dr. Bhavna Sharma International Conference on Artificial In- 03-11-2023 03-11-2023
telligence, Advanced Materials, and Mecha-
tronics Systems
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Publications Books

Name of Facul- Title of Book Au- ISBN Publisher

ty Member thored/
Edited
Ms Nidhi Gaur Converging Horisons Co-Au- 978-93-340-4256-6 Shivay Publications
-A Multidisciplinary thored
Exploration
Dr Bhavna Image Processing Co-Au- 9.78936E+12 Scientific International
Sharma Using Python thored Publishing House
Dr. Kamlesh Machine Learning Co-Au- 978-93-9139-235-2 BPB Publications
Lakhwani thored
Tushar Vyas PROGRAMMING IN Co-Au- 978-81-19042-30-2 Shanlax Publications
PYTHON thored
Neha Mishra PROGRAMMING IN Co-Au- 978-81-19042-30-2 Shanlax Publications
PYTHON thored
Himanshu Smart Hospitals: 5G, Authored In Press Wiley
Sharma 6G andMoving Be-
yond Connectivity
Prof Manish Handbook of AI in Authored 9.78103E+12 Taylor & Francis Group
Jain Engineering Appli-
cations: Tools, Tech-
niques, and Algo-
rithms!
Aneesh Kumar Data Science princi- Authored 978-81-967690-4-8 SAN INTERNATIONAL
Mishra ples and Paradigms Scientific publications
Manish Kumar Data Science princi- Authored 978-81-967690-4-8 SAN INTERNATIONAL
ples and Paradigms Scientific publications

Dr. Surendra Software Engineering Authored 9781-032-571300 Routledge, Taylor & Francis
Kumar Yadav Approaches to Enable Group
Digital Transforma-
tion Technologies

Publications Book Chapters

S.No Name of Title of Page Title of ISBN Publish- Year DOI (if any)
Faculty Book num- Book/ of er
Member Chapter ber Proceed- Book
ings
1 Raminder Unveiling 355- Lecture 978- Springer 2024 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-
Kaur consumer 369 notes in 981- nature 981-97-0892-5_28
segmenta- network 97-
tion : har- and sys- 0892-5
nessing k tems
mean clus-
tering using
elbow and
silhoutte
for target
precising
52
2 Dr. Multi-Layer Artificial Wiley 2022 https://doi.
Kamlesh UAV Ad Hoc Intelligent Publish-
Network
Lakhwani Architecture,
Tech- ing
Protocol and niques for
Simulation Wireless
Commu-
nication
and Net-
working
3 Dr. Enhanced 133- Lecture 978- Springer, 2022 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-
Kamlesh Scientific 139 Notes in 981- Singa- 981-16-7985-8_14
Lakhwani Workflow Electrical 16- pore.
Scheduling Engi- 7985-8
in Cloud neering
System (LNEE)
4 Dr Bhav- Arrhyth- 149- Re- 9781- IGI March https://www.igi-global.
na Shar- mia Clas- 172 al-Time Global 2022 com/book/real-time-ap-
plications-machine-learn-
ma sification Applica- ing/277234#table-of-con-
Using Deep tions of tents
Learning Machine
Archi- Learning
tecture in Cy-
(pp.148- ber-Phys-
172) March ical
2022 DOI: Systems
5 Dr Bhav- Autoencod- 257- Recent 978- Springer, April https://link.springer.com/
na Shar- er: Issues, 266 Innova- 981- Singa- 2022 chapter/10.1007/978-981-
16-9236-9_24#chapter-info
ma Challenges tions in 16- pore.
and Future Mechani- 9235-2
Prospect(pp cal Engi-
257–266) neering.
16 April Lecture
2022 Notes in
Mechani-
cal Engi-
neering.
6 Dr. Ga- Privacy and 89- Robotics 978- Springer, 26-Feb- https://link.spring-
janand Security 110 and AI for 3-030- Cham 22 er.com/chap-
sharma Concerns Cyberse- 96736-
in Edge curity and 9
Comput- Critical
ing-Based Infra-
Smart Cities structure
in Smart
Cities

53
7 Mr Pratik Suggested 187- Method- IGI 2024 10.4018/979-8-3693-1062-5.
Pandey Cyber-Se- 200 ologies, Global ch010
curity Strat- Frame-
egy That works,
Maximizes and
Automated Applica-
Detection tions of
of Internet Machine
of Things Learning
Attacks
Using
Machine
Learning
8 Kushal Compar- 1st Interdis- Tayolar 2024 https://www.taylor-
kanwar ison and edi- ciplinary & francis francis.com/chapters/
Analysis of tion Research group
Multi-Clas- in Tech-
sifiers on nology
Cervical and Man-
Cancer Risk agement
Factors

9 Ankit Smart 257- Smart Up Wiley 2024

Kumar Hospitals: 284 Hospitals: com-
Tiwari 5G, 6G Integrat- ming
andMoving ing Con- in this
Beyond nectivity month
Connectiv- and Intel-
ity ligence:
A Com-
prehen-
sive Study
and Chal-
lenges
10 Nidhi Smart 257- Smart Up Wiley 2024
Gour Hospitals: 284 Hospitals: com-
5G, 6G Integrat- ming
andMoving ing Con- in this
Beyond nectivity month
Connectiv- and Intel-
ity ligence:
A Com-
prehen-
sive Study
and Chal-
lenges

54
Publications in Journals

S.No Name of Title of Paper Name of Vol., Page, IF(if any) LINK
Faculty Journal Year

1 Dr. Bhavna Optimization-enabled Service Orient- 2023, Scopus -Q2 https://link.

Sharma deep learning for senti- ed Computing 17(1), pp. springer.com/
and Applica-
ment rating prediction tions,
39–52 article/10.1007/
using review data s11761-023-00357-
9
2 Dr. Ga- Analysis and detection Journal of Volume 26 Scopus -Q2 https://tarupub-
janand of insider attacks using Discrete Issue no 3, lications.com/
Mathematical
Sharma behaviour rule based Sciences and
April 2023, doi/10.47974/JDM-
architecture in enter- Cryptography Page 708- SC-1743
prise multitenancy 718
3 Dr. Ga- Computer vision, ma- Journal of Volume 26 Scopus -Q2 https://tarupub-
janand chine learning based Discrete Issue no 3, lications.com/
Mathematical
Sharma monocular biome- Sciences and
April 2023, doi/10.47974/JDM-
chanical and security Cryptography Page 685- SC-1741
analysis 693

4 Dr. Ga- Cyberbullying in the Journal of Volume 31 SSCI, Sco- https://www.

janand Metaverse: A Prescrip- Global In- Issue no 1, pus-Q1 igi-global.com/
formation
Sharma tive Perception on Management
2023, Total gateway/arti-
Global Information (JGIM) Pages 25 cle/325793
Systems for User Pro-
tection
5 Dr. Ga- Adaptive and Convex International Volume 13 Scopus -Q2 https://www.
janand Optimization-Inspired Journal of Issue no 1, igi-global.com/
Cloud Appli-
Sharma Workflow Scheduling cations and
2023, Total gateway/arti-
for Cloud Environment Computing Pages 25 cle/311035

6 Dr. Ga- Performance Optimi- International vol. 15, no. Scopus -Q3 https://www.inder-
janand zation of Face Recogni- Journal of 3-4, pp. scienceonline.com/
Biometrics
Sharma tion based on LBP with 289 –, Feb. doi/abs/10.1504/
SVM and Random 2023 IJBM.2023.130644
Forest classifier
7 Dr. Kam- Knowledge vector Multimedia issue SCIE- Q1 https://doi.
lesh representation of Tools and March org/10.1007/
Lakhwani three-dimensional Applications 2023 s11042-023-14894-
convex polyhedrons 0
and reconstruction of
medical images using
knowledge vector

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8 Dr Kam- Adaptive and Convex International Volume 13 Scopus -Q2 https://www.
lesh Optimization-Inspired Journal of Issue no 1, igi-global.com/
Cloud Appli-
Lakhwani Workflow Scheduling cations and
2023, Total gateway/arti-
for Cloud Environment Computing Pages 25 cle/311035
(IJCAC)
9 Ajay Ku- OVERCOME LOAD Journal of Vol. 38 (2) Scopus -Q4 Journal of Data
mar BALANCING PROB- Data Acqui- 2023 Acquisition and
LEM BY WEIGHT sition and Processing (sjcjycl.
BASED SCHEME ON Processing cn)
CLOUD
11 Seema A Study of Vulnerabil- Artificial Vol. 00(00) - https://ojs.bon-
Sharma ity Scannersfor Detect- Intelligence 1–7 viewpress.com/
ing SQL Injection and and Applica- index.php/AIA/ar-
XSSAttack in Websites tions (AIA) ticle/view/754/489
12 Seema Video controlling using Scope Volume 13 Scopus -Q4 https://scope-jour-
Sharma hand gestures using Number nal.com/assets/
automation techniques uploads/doc/
in ML pipelines: A case b8e84-209-
study 216.202317015..pdf
13 Saibee Accuracy Assessment Mathemat- Volume scopus -Q4 https://www.
alam of Several Machine ical statis- 71 no. 4 philstat.org/index.
Learning Algorithms tician and (2022) php/MSEA/article/
for Breast Cancer Di- engineering view/2378
agnosis application
14 Dr. A compact and eco- International issue April SCIE-Q3 https://www.
Muquadd- nomical AMC backed Journal of 2023 cambridge.org/
ar Ali antenna solution for Microwave core/journals/
wearable biomedical and Wireless international-jour-
applications Technologies nal-of-micro-
wave-and-wire-
less-technologies/
article/abs/com-
pact-and-econom-

15 SHRUTI Computer vision, ma- Journal of Volume 26 Scopus -Q2 https://tarupub-

MATHUR chine learning based Discrete Issue no 3, lications.com/
Mathematical
monocular biome- Sciences and
April 2023, doi/10.47974/JDM-
chanical and security Cryptography Page 685- SC-1741
analysis 693
16 Dimpal Computer vision, ma- Journal of Volume 26 Scopus -Q2 https://tarupub-
Sharma chine learning based Discrete Issue no 3, lications.com/
Mathematical
monocular biome- Sciences and
April 2023, doi/10.47974/JDM-
chanical and security Cryptography Page 685- SC-1741
analysis 693

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17 SHRUTI Digital Twin and Con- Journal of Accepted
MATHUR tainer Network Tech- Intelligent
nology for IOT &Fuzzy Sys-
tems
18 Neha Analysis and detection Journal of Volume 26 Scopus -Q2 https://tarupub-
Mishra of insider attacks using Discrete Issue no 3, lications.com/
behaviour rule based Mathemati- April 2023, doi/10.47974/JDM-
architecture in enter- cal Sciences Page 685- SC-1743
prise multitenancy and Cryp- 693
tography
19 Girraj Computer vision, ma- Journal of Volume 26 Scopus -Q2 https://tarupub-
Khandel- chine learning based Discrete Issue no 3, lications.com/
Mathematical
wal monocular biome- Sciences and
April 2023, doi/10.47974/JDM-
chanical and security Cryptography Page 685- SC-1741
analysis 693
20 Ruchi Kul- Accuracy Assessment Mathemat- Volume scopus -Q4 https://www.
shrestha of Several Machine ical statis- 71 no. 4 philstat.org/index.
Learning Algorithms tician and (2022) php/MSEA/article/
for Breast Cancer Di- engineering view/2378
agnosis application
21 Satyajeet Performance Optimi- International vol. 15, no. Scopus -Q3 https://www.inder-
Sharma zation of Face Recogni- Journal of 3-4, pp. scienceonline.com/
Biometrics
tion based on LBP with 289 –, Feb. doi/abs/10.1504/
SVM and Random 2023 IJBM.2023.130644
Forest classifier
22 Himanshu Peak-Average-Power Comput- Vol.45, SCI-E in- https://www.tech-
Sharma Ratio Techniques for er System No.2, pp. dexed science.com/csse/
5G Waveforms Using Science and 1001-1016, v45n2/50410/html
D-SLM and D-PTS Engineer- 2023
ing (Tech
Science)
23 Himanshu Analysis of Through- Journal of Vol-44,Is- https://www.de-
Scopus-Q3
Sharma put and Error Rate of Optical sue No-3, gruyter.com/docu-
16- QAM,64 QAM and Communi- 25 July ment/doi/10.1515/
256- QAM O-NOMa cation 2023 joc-2023-0200/
waveforms html
24 Himanshu Hybrid Detection tech- Alexendria vol. 75, SCI-E-Q1 https://doi.
Sharma niques for 5G and B5G Engineering 2023,pp- org/10.1016/j.
M_MIMO system Journal 429-437 aej.2023.06.005
25 Himanshu Computer vision, ma- Journal of Volume 26 Scopus -Q1 https://tarupub-
Sharma chine learning based Discrete Issue no 3, lications.com/
Mathematical
monocular biome- Sciences and
April 2023, doi/10.47974/JDM-
chanical and security Cryptography Page 685- SC-1741
analysis 693
26 Himanshu A Comparative PA- Optical and Vol-55 SCI-Q2 https://www.
Sharma PR,BER and PSD for Quantam Article inderscienceon-
optical NOMA com- Electron- no-890, line.com/doi/
munication framework ics(Springer) August abs/10.1504/IJW-
2023 MC.2023.132429

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27 Himanshu Analysis of Discrete Internation- Vol-25,No- Scopus-Q4
Sharma voltage level Energy al Journal 1,pp
Efficient Scheduling for of Wireless 11-17,july
fixed priority frame- and Mobile 2023
work Computing
28 Himanshu A Mathematical analy- Journal of Vol- Scopus-Q1 https://tarupub-
Sharma sis of M-MIMO using Discrete 26,Issue- lications.com/
ML based Signal De- Mathemati- doi/10.47974/JDM-
tection Algorithms cal Sciences SC-1751
and Cryp-
tography
30 Nidhi Hybrid Detection tech- Alexendria vol. 75, SCI-E-Q1 https://doi.
Gour niques for 5G and B5G Engineering 2023,pp- org/10.1016/j.
M_MIMO system Journal 429-437 aej.2023.06.005

31 Nidhi A Comparative PA- Optical and Vol-55 SCI-Q2 https://link.

Gour PR,BER and PSD for Quantam Article springer.com/
optical NOMA com- Electron- no-890, article/10.1007/
munication framework ics(Springer) August s11082-023-05148-
2023 2
32 Nidhi Analysis of Discrete Internation- Vol-25,No- Scopus-Q4 https://www.
Gour voltage level Energy al Journal 1,pp inderscienceon-
Efficient Scheduling for
of Wireless 11-17,july line.com/doi/
fixed priority frame- and Mobile 2023 abs/10.1504/IJW-
work Computing MC.2023.132429
33 Nidhi A Mathematical analy- Journal of Vol- Scopus-Q1 https://tarupub-
Gour sis of M-MIMO using Discrete 26,Issue- lications.com/
ML based Signal De- Mathemati- doi/10.47974/JDM-
tection Algorithms cal Sciences SC-1751
and Cryp-
tography
29 Nidhi Analysis of Through- Journal of Vol-44,Is- Scopus-Q3 https://www.de-
Gour put and Error Rate of Optical sue No-3, gruyter.com/docu-
16- QAM,64 QAM and Communi- 25 July ment/doi/10.1515/
256- QAM O-NOMa cation 2023 joc-2023-0200/
waveforms html

Dimpal Analysis and detection Journal of Volume 26 Scopus -Q2 https://tarupub-

34 Sharma of insider attacks using Discrete Issue no 3, lications.com/
behaviour rule based Mathemati- April 2023, doi/10.47974/JDM-
architecture in enter- cal Sciences Page 685- SC-1743
prise multitenancy and Cryp- 693
tography

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35 Nootan Accuracy Assessment Mathemat- Volume scopus -Q4 https://www.
Verma of Several Machine ical statis- 71 no. 4 philstat.org/index.
Learning Algorithms tician and (2022) php/MSEA/article/
for Breast Cancer Di- engineering view/2378
agnosis application
36 Nootan Artificial Intelligence Journal of Volume 10, Scopus-Q3 Artificial Intelli-
Verma that Learns Fish Be- Survey in Issue 01, gence that Learns
havior Might Improve Fisheries (Feb 2023). Fish Behavior
Fishing Gear Sciences Might Improve
Fishing Gear | Jour-
nal of Survey in
Fisheries Sciences
(sifisheriessciences.
com)
37 Dr. Shashi Accuracy Assessment Mathemat- Volume scopus -Q4 https://www.
Sharma of Several Machine ical statis- 71 no. 4 philstat.org/index.
Learning Algorithms tician and (2022) php/MSEA/article/
for Breast Cancer Di- engineering view/2378
agnosis application

38 Dr. Shashi Artificial Intelligence Journal of Volume 10, Scopus-Q3 Artificial Intelli-
Sharma that Learns Fish Be- Survey in Issue 01, gence that Learns
havior Might Improve Fisheries (Feb 2023). Fish Behavior
Fishing Gear Sciences Might Improve
Fishing Gear | Jour-
nal of Survey in
Fisheries Sciences
(sifisheriessciences.
com)
39 Raman- Prognostic role of Nano World Abstract
deep Kaur metabolic transporters Journal Accepted
SLC16A3 and SLC2A1
in Breast Cancer
40 Shivangi A Novel Approach journal of Har- Vol. 44 No. Scopus- https://harbinengi-
Dheer Machine Learning and bin Engineer- 7 (2023): neeringjournal.
ing University
gesture,posed estima- Issue 7 com/index.php/
tion based industrial journal/article/
automation view/810

Publications in Conference

S. No. Name of Fac- Title of Paper Name of Conference Name of Orga- Date of
ulty nizer Confer-
ence
1 Dr Seema shar- A GWO-XGBoost 2023 International Con- GL Bajaj Institute 11-12 may
ma Machine Learning ference on Disruptive of Technology 2023
and Management,
Classifier for Detect- Technologies (ICDT) Greater Noida,
ing Malware Execut- India
ables

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2 Dr. Gajanand Secure Online Voting 4th International Con- PIET,Jaipur December
Sharma System: Blockchain ference on Information 23 - 24,
and other Approach- Management & Machine 2022
es (https://doi. Intelligence (ICIMMI
2022)
3 Dr. Muquaddar Design and analysis of 4th International Confer- MNIT Jaipur July 13-
Ali a dual-band wearable ence on Data Science and 17, 2023
antenna integrated Applications
with an AMC reflec-
tor for biomedical
applications
4 Dr. Gajanand Blockchain and its 4th International Con- PIET,Jaipur December
Sharma dimensions: Future ference on Information 23 - 24,
Security (https://doi. Management & Machine 2022
Intelligence (ICIMMI
2022)

5 Dr. Gajanand Secure The Role of 4th International Con- PIET,Jaipur December
Sharma CNN in Detection ference on Information 23 - 24,
and Prediction of Management & Machine 2022
Tomato Leaf Disease: Intelligence (ICIMMI
A review (https://doi. 2022)
6 Tushar Vyas Application of Cryp- 11th International Con- Teerthanker Ma- 16-17 De-
tographic Methods to ference on System Mod- haveer University, cember,
Moradabad
Blockchain Technol- eling & Advancement in 2022
ogy to Increase Data Research Trends (SMART
Reliability (Scopus 2022)
Indexed)
7 Tushar Vyas Blockchain Enabled Eighth International Jeppiaar Engi- 6-7 April,
Intelligent Surveil- Conference on Science neering College, 2023
Chennai
lance System Model Technology Engineering
with AI and IoT (Sco- and Mathematics (ICON-
pus Indexed) STEM 2023)
8 Tushar Vyas Security and Privacy Fourth International Hindusthan Insti- 6-8 July
Enabled Framework Conference on Elec- tute of Technology, 2023
Coimbatore
for Online Social Net- tronics and Sustainable
works using Block- Communication Systems
chain (ICESC - 2023)
9 kushal kanwar Comparison Interdisciplinary research IEM Kolkata & 20-22
and Analysis of in technology & manage- UEM jaipur April 2023
Multi-Classifiers on ment (IRTM)2023
Cervical Cancer Risk
Factors
10 Raminder Kaur Unveiling consum- International conference Manchester UK Accepted
er segmentation: on computer and com- 2023
harnessing k mean munication network 2023
clustering using elbow ICCCN
and silhouttes for
target pricing

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Grant Received
S.NO Name of the Name Name Type (Gov- Year of Funds Dura- Current
Project of the of the ernment/ Award pro- tion Status of
the Project
Faculty Fund- Non-Gov- vided of the (Completed/
Member ing ernment (INR in project In-Process)
from the agency etc., ) Lakhs)
Depart-
ment as
Principal
Investi-
gator/Co
Investi-
gator
1 Up skilling and Mr Shek- DST Government 2023-2024 2188000 9 Completed
Awareness pro- har, Dr months
gram on Artifi- Bhavna
cial Intelligence Shar-
and Machine ma , Dr
Learning for the Gajanand
school Children Sharma
of Jaipur Dis-
trict of Rajas-
than State

Ph.Ds Awarded in 2023-24

Name of the Reg. No. Topic Guide

Scholar
SATYAJEET 19PHEN004 Optimization big data store process Dr Bhavna Sharma Completed in
SHARMA on cloud with trusted security environ- Dec 2023
ment as better performance
LOVELEEN 19PHEN005 Image Super-Resolution using an Im- Dr. Manish Jain Complet-
KUMAR proved Generative Adversarial Network ed-Sept 2023
Framework with Image Enlargement
Algorithms and Convolutional Neural
Network

Ph.Ds Ongoing in 2023-24

S. Reg. No. Name Name of Guide Date of Ad- Topic

No. mission
1 21PCON005 Dinesh Ku- Dr. Bhavna 29th Nov Performance evaluation and improve-
mar sharma 2021 ment in system efficiency using Fog
computing for Internet of Things (
IOT) applications.
2 21PHEN022 Rubana Ar- Dr. Bhavna 24th Sept Secure Protocol for providing privacy
baz Khan sharma 2018 security and scalability in cloud health
care data using Block Chain

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3 19PHEN021 Jyotsna An- Dr. Bhavna 22 June 2019 DEEP LEARNING BASED OPTIMI-
thal sharma ZATION IN SENTIMENT ANALYSIS

4 20PHEN014 Saurabh Dr Gajanand 01-10-2020 Convolutional Neural Networks Based

Sharma Sharma Improved Classification System for
Tomato Leaf Disease Detection

5 Chiti Nigam DR Gajanand 13-06-2019 Detection of plant disease in pennise-

Sharma tum glaucum using machine learning
and artificial intelligence.

6 20PHEN008 Suniti DR Gajanand 01-10-2020 MULTILEVEL SECURITY IN MOD-

Chouhan Sharma ERN DIGITAL ELECTORAL SYSTEM
BASED ON BLOCKCHAIN TECH-
NOLOGY

7 20PHEN009 Geerija La- DR Gajanand 01-10-2020 Redefined Approach of Social Media

vania Sharma Platform for End Protection over Pri-
vate Blockchain

8 22PCON001 Girraj Khan- DR Gajanand 10-10-2022 Analysis of Data Mining Framework

delwal Sharma for Malware Obstacles and Detection
Using Machine Learning Technique

9 20PHEC035 Allisa Goyal DR Kamlesh 19-03-2021 Blockchain Technology for Node Au-
Lakhwani thentication and Communication in
Wireless Sensor Network

10 20PHEN023 Tanya Shruti Dr Kamlesh 13-03-2021 Aspect Specific Opinion Analysis

Lakhwani Based on the Automated Sentiment
Lexicon

11 20PHEN034 Rati Sharma Dr Kamlesh 01-04-2021 An Efficient Domain Adaptive Seman-

Lakhwani tic Computation For Sentiment Anal-
ysis

12 20PHEN030 Alock Gupta Dr Kamlesh 19-03-2021 An Enhanced approach to improve

Lakhwani Quality of Services in Smart Contract
for Blockchain Technology

13 21PCON003 Archna Dr Kamlesh 1-12-2021 Deep Learning Metrics for Identifying

Goyal Lakhwani citrus Diseases and Disorders of Leaves
and Twigs
14 Lal Babu Dr Kamlesh 14/06/2019 Domain Specific Aspect Level Opinion
Purbey Lakhwani Mining
15 20PHEN004 Abhishek Dr Manish Jain 16 Jan 2020 A Framework for surrounding vehicles’
Dixit Driving style & trajectory prediction
for autonomous driving

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16 Neha Agar- Dr Manish Jain 24 June 2023 Pending
wal
17 19PHEN043 Vikas Verma Dr Manish Jain 11 July 2020 Flow Classification and Energy Ef-
ficient Routing in Software Defined
Networks using Machine Learning
18 Pratyaksha Dr Manish Jain 3 May 2024 Pending
Ranawat
19 19PHEN033 Laxmi Poo- Dr Seema Tin-
20 July 2020 Distributed Denial of service(DDoS)
nia ker Mitigation by Blockchain and Software
Defined Network(SDN)
20 22PCON002 Sanjay Shar- Dr Shashi Shar- 10-102022 Modeling and Simulation of Facial Fea-
ma ma tures for Drowziness Detection using
Intelligent Computing Algorithms

21 Nitin Gupta Dr Surendra 9-6-2024 Pending

Kumar Yadav
22 Rajni Ku- Dr Surendra 29-4-2023 Development of Hybrid model for effi-
mari Kumar Yadav cient prediction of stock price volatility
using machine learning
23 Shekhar Ku- Dr Surendra 29-04-2024 A Novel Method of Brain Tumor Cell
mar Swarn- Kumar Yadav Detection using Optimized Deep Con-
kar volutional Neural Network

24 21PCON001 Meenal Dr Surendra 31.11.2021 A Novel Method to improve cloud

Vardar Kumar Yadav computing efficiency using advanced
auto scaling and load balancing

25 19PHEN014 Sanjog Dr. Naveen 15-06-2019 Building the unique Ranking func-
Arora hemrajani tion(URF) using Hybrid methods for
improving Bilingual Corpus search

26 19PHEN036 Ajay Kumar Dr. Naveen 4th SEpt Performance Optimization of Trans-
Hemrajani 2019 port Layer using Intelligent Agent in
Cognitive Network

27 20PHEN045 Anuja Mish- Dr. Naveen 10-02-2020

ra hemrajani
28 21PCON004 Meghna Dr. Naveen 12-11-2021 Design and Simulation of Secure Physi-
Sharma Hemrajani cal Layer for Non Orthogonal Multiple
Access for Adnancd 5G

29 20PHEN036 Ms. Dimple Dr. Ravi Shan- 26-03-2021 Optimazation of ceverage redundency
Sharma kar Sharma removal scheme and hole replacement
in hetrogenous wireless sensor network

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30 20PHEN032 Ms. Khush- Dr. Ravi Shan- 26-03-2021 Development of enhanced Machine Learning
boo Sharma kar Sharma Model for Effective Cyber Threat detection in
IoT Networks

PATENTS BY FACULTY MEMBERS

S Title of the Patent/ Copy- Patent/Copy- Year pat- Granted/ Name of the Inventor /
No right right Number ent was Published Copyright awardee from
awarded/ the Department
published
1 Virtual fault locator 386492-001 17/05/2023 Granted Dr. Kamlesh Lakhwani,
Dr. Bhavna Sharma
2 Impact of interactive 202341038282A 30/6/2023 Published Seema Sharma
whiteboard technology for
education in India

3 A method to detect and 202311060432 A 1/10/2023 Published Seema Sharma

analysis the web-based
vulnerability

4 Mplementation of inter- 202341045468 A 1/9/2023 Published Seema Sharma

pretable machine learning
models for improving bug
assignment and developer
allocation in software engi-
neering
5 Robots and artificial intel- 202321066046 2/10/2023 Published Dr. Bhavna Sharma
ligence effects on employ
prospects in the future

ACTIVITY REPORT AND PHOTO GALLERY

Event Name: Expert Talk on opportunities in GATE and UPSC Exams

DATE - 8th May 2024
SPEAKER - Mr. Jitendra Tiwari
FACULTY CONVENER – Ms. Neha Solanki and Ms. Rupayali Swaroop
VENUE – VIB 403, Engineering Block, JECRC University

Event Details:

The main topic of discussion was on – “How to memorize faster and retain it for longer duration” and “Ca-
reer aspects after B.Tech.” “Career opportunities in Engineering services, GATE and Public sector”.
Mr. Jitendra Tiwari said that with the effective use of memory enhancement techniques one can rapidly
memorize and recall information. This saves valuable study time, develop higher self-confidence, improve
concentration, observation and overcome absent mindedness. Practicing memory techniques also prevent
students from ‘blanking out’ during exams. He said that strong memory is a very important element to
achieve success in examinations, campus interviews and in everyday relationship. During the workshop Mr.
Jitendra Tiwari demonstrated memory techniques and gave away memory enhancement tips to the students.

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Trainer Details

Mr. Jitendra Tiwari, educationalist by profession, his name is registered in LIMCA BOOK OF RECORDS for memoriz-
ing world’s toughest dictionary GRE Barrons, words with meanings; words with page numbers & words in a sequence
A to Z and Z to A. He completed his schooling from Army School. During his Graduation he completed NCC ‘C’
certificate, Represented M.P. at national level in Football. He did the mountaineering course at HMI, Darjeeling, where
he was selected Best Trainee of the Course & awarded GOLD MEDAL. He has been nurturing students nationwide for
the past 18 years.
In this Span, he has conducted many Seminars in prestigious schools & Colleges.The seminars which have
been conducted Nationwide by Mr. Jitendra Tiwari, to name a few they are at IIT Delhi, NIT Delhi, DTU
Delhi, and various other prestigious organizations in the country.

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Faculty Development Program on Salesforce Administrator
Date: 21st January 2024–26th January 2024
Venue : Lab 18, KAB Block.
Program Overview : -
The Faculty Development Program on Salesforce Administrator garnered an overwhelming response, with
approximately 40 enthusiastic educators from JECRC University, JECRC College, Poddar International
College, and Alankar Mahila P G Mahavidyalaya actively participating and contributing to its success. The
program focused on equipping faculty members with practical skills in Salesforce administration, empower-
ing them to leverage this powerful tool in both academic and administrative settings.
Mr. Aditya Jha, trainer from ICT Academy, delivered the content in the most engaging and impactful man-
ner, ensuring that participants gained a thorough understanding of Salesforce concepts and techniques.

List of Attendees:

Faculty College Name

S.No Id Name Collegeid Emailid Designation

Dr. Anuradh a Alankar Mahila P.G

1 100669 Garg Mahavidy alaya 15542 Annugarg6@ Assistant professor
gmail.com
Alankar Mahila P.G
2 100668 Stefy Mathew Mahavidy alaya 15542 Stefy- Assistant professor
mathew90@
gmail.com

Jaipur enginee ring

college and research
Centre, jaipur
ANKIT A GUP-
ASSIS-
3 100727 TA 145348 4ankitagup-
TANT
ta@gmail.
PRO-
com
FESSOR
Jaipur enginee ring
college and research
DEEPI KA UP- Centre, jaipur
ADH YAY Deepi- ASSIS-
4 100730 145348
kaupadhyay. TANT
cse@jecrc. PRO-
Ac.in FESSOR
Jaipur enginee ring
college and research
Centre, Jaipur
DIMPA L JAIN ASSIS-
5 100721 145348 Dimpaljain.
TANT
ask@gmail.
PRO-
com
FESSOR

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 Jaipur enginee ring
college and research
Dr SANJA Y Centre,Jjaipur
GOUR
6 100731 145348 Sanjay.since@ PRO-
gmail.com FESSOR

Jaipur enginee ring

college and research
KANIK A BHU- centre, Jaipur
TA NI Kanikabhuta- ASSIS-
7 100729 145348
ni.cse@jecrc. TANT
ac.in PRO-
FESSOR
Jaipur enginee ring
college and research
MONIK A centre, Jaipur
TRIAPT HI ASSIS-
8 100723 145348 Betutrip-
TANT
athi021@
PRO-
gmail.com
FESSOR
Jaipur enginee ring
colleg e and resear
ch
NIDHI SINGH Centre,Jaipur Neeluchoud- ASSIS-
9 100726 145348
haruy45@ TANT
gmail. Com PRO-
FESSOR

Jaipur enginee ring

college and research
Centre, Jaipur
NIKITA GUP- ASSIS-
10 100728 145348 08niki@
TA TANT
gmail.com
PRO-
FESSOR
Jaipur engineering
college and research
PUSHP RAJ Centre, Jaipur
TRIPAT HI ASSIS-
11 100722 145348 Mtech-
TANT
pushp@
PRO-
gmail.com
FESSOR

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 Jaipur enginee ring
college and research
Centre, Jaipur
RAMA BHARD
Rama.bhard- ASSIS-
12 100724 WAJ 145348
waj.17@ TANT
gmail.com PRO-
FESSOR
Jaipur enginee
ring college and
research centre,
RICHA UP- Jaipur Richaupadhyay. ASSISTANT PRO-
13 100725 ADH YAY 145348
[email protected] FESSOR

ANEES H
KUMA R JECRC Aneesh.mish- ASSISTANT PRO-
14 100059 MISHR University 146252 [email protected]. FESSOR- II
A , Rajasthan in

15 100055 ANKU R JECRC 146252 Ankur.raj@ ASSISTANT

RAJ University jecrcu.edu.in PROFESSOR- I
, Rajasthan

DIMPA JECRC Dimpal.shar- ASSISTANT PRO-

16 100060 LSHAR University 146252 [email protected]. FESSOR- II
MA , Rajasthan in

GAUR AV JECRC Gauravkumar. ASSISTANT PRO-

17 100066 SHAR University 146252 sharma@jecrc FESSOR- I
MA , Rajasthan u.edu.in

JITEND ER JECRC Jitender.ku- ASSISTANT PRO-

18 100691 KUMA University 146252 mar1@jecrcu. FESSOR- I
R , Rajasthan edu.in

MANIS H JECRC Manish.ku- ASSISTANT PRO-

19 100054 KUMA University 146252 mar2@jecrcu. FESSOR- II
R , Rajasthan edu.in
20 100057 MEGH A JECRC 146252 Megha.garg1@ ASSISTANT PRO-
GARG University jecrcu.edu.in FESSOR-
, Rajasthan II
MEGH NA JECRC Meghna.shar- ASSISTANT PRO-
21 100692 SHAR MA University 146252 [email protected]. FESSOR- II
, Rajasthan in
22 100064 NEHA JECRC 146252 Neha.mishra@ ASSISTANT PRO-
MISHR University jecrcu.edu.in FESSOR-
A , Rajasthan II
23 100058 NEHA JECRC 146252 Neha.solanki@ ASSISTANT
SOLAN KI University jecrcu.edu.in PROFESSOR- II
, Rajasthan

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 PRATY AK- JECRC Pratyaksha. ASSISTANT PRO-
24 100056 SHA RANA University 146252 ranawat@ FESSOR- II
WAT , Rajasthan jecrcu. Edu.in
Prof. (Dr.)
KAML ESH JECRC Kamlesh.
25 100693 LAKH University 146252 lakhwani@ PROFESSOR
WANI , Rajasthan jecrcu.e du.in
RUCHI JECRC Ruchi.kulshres- ASSISTANT PRO-
26 100068 KULSH University 146252 [email protected]. FESSOR- II
RESTH , Rajasthan in
A
27 100065 SAIBEE JECRC 146252 Saibee.alam@ ASSISTANT PRO-
ALAM University jecrcu.edu.in FESSOR-
, Rajasthan II
SANJA Y
KUMA R JECRC Sanjay.tehari- ASSISTANT PRO-
TEHAR IYA University [email protected]. FESSOR- I
28 100063 146252
, Rajasthan in
29 100067 SEEMA JECRC 146252 Seema.shar- ASSISTANT PRO-
SHAR University ma@jecrcu. FESSOR-
MA , Rajasthan edu.in I
SHIPR A JECRC ASSISTANT PRO-
30 100694 KHAN University 146252 Shipra.khan- FESSOR- II
DELW AL , Rajasthan delwal@
jecrcu.e du.in
SHIVA M JECRC Shivam.ku- ASSISTANT PRO-
31 100062 KUMA University 146252 mar@jecrcu. FESSOR- II
R , Rajasthan edu.in
32 100695 SHIVA JECRC 146252 Shivangi. ASSISTANT
NGI DHEER University dheer@jecrcu. PROFESSOR- II
, Rajasthan edu.in
SHREY A JECRC Shreya.agraw- ASSISTANT PRO-
33 100696 AGAR University 146252 [email protected]. FESSOR- II
WAL , Rajasthan in
SHRUT JECRC ASSISTANT PRO-
34 100697 IMATH University 146252 Shruti. FESSOR- I
UR , Rajasthan mathur@
jecrcu.edu.in
SURBH JECRC Surbhi.agarw- ASSISTANT PRO-
35 100061 IAGAR University 146252 [email protected]. FESSOR- I
WAL , Rajasthan in
Shashik ant Poddar Interna-
36 100045 Sharma tion al College, 145838 Shashikant. Assistant Professor
Jaipur sharma@pod-
dari nstitute.
org

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 Shubhan gini Poddar Interna-
37 100046 Agarwal tion al College, 145838 Shubhangini. Assistant Professor
Jaipur agarwal@pod-
da rinstitute.
org
Poddar manage
ment and technic
Dr. Ruchir al campus,
Jaipur Ruchir.saxe- Associate Professor
38 100047 Saxena 145509
na@poddarin-
stitu te.org

Poddar manage
ment and technic
Kritika Pal al campus,
Jaipur Kritika.pal@ Assistant Professor
39 100048 Singh 145509
poddarinstitute.
Org
40 100049 Ramand JECRC 146252 Ramandeep. Assistant Professor
Eep Kaur University kaur@jecrcu.
Rajasthan edu.in

41 100050 Girraj Khan- JECRC 146252 Girraj.khan- Assistant Professor

del University delwal@jecrcu.
Wal Rajasthan edu.in

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FDP Coordinators:-

1. Prof.(Dr.)Kamlesh Lakhwani
2. Ms. Meghna Sharma
Event :The Placement Saga
Dated : 20th December 2023,
Time :11:30 AM
Venue : JU, Auditorium.

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Event: Idea Spark
Dated: 15th Sept. 2023
Venue: Seminar Hall, Engg. Block

On the occasion of Engineer’s Day, JECRC University’s Department of Computer Science and Engineering
organized the “Idea Spark” event, in collaboration with I Neuron, on September 15, 2023. The event aimed to
celebrate innovation and creativity, providing a platform for students to showcase their projects and compete
for valuable prizes. Engineer’s Day is celebrated on September 15 each year to honor the contributions of
Bharat Ratna Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya, one of India’s foremost engineers.
Event Overview:
The Idea Spark event witnessed the active involvement of 120 teams, from which 30 teams were initially
shortlisted. Subsequently, the selection process narrowed down to the top 8 teams, with the first three emerg-
ing as the ultimate winners, receiving well-deserved prizes. Additionally, a parallel offline questionnaire took
place across 32 venues, engaging first-year participants. The two standout responses were rewarded with the
chance to attend the event session. Furthermore, an interactive quiz for the audience was conducted during
the event, with instant rewards in the form of goodies for those who provided swift and accurate answers.
Also, the Official LinkedIn page of the department was officially inaugurated on that day by Shri Dheemant
Agrawal, Director Digital Strategies, JECRC University.
Inauguration:
The event commenced with an inauguration ceremony, where faculty members, students, and representatives
from INeuron were present. The participants were inspired to channel their creativity and engineering skills
towards impactful projects.
Coding Session:
Teams immersed themselves in a full day of coding, working passionately on their projects. The event provid-
ed an environment conducive to collaboration and the exchange of innovative ideas among the participating
students.
Valedictory Ceremony:
The grand finale, the Valedictory Ceremony of Idea Spark 2023, took place on September 15, 2023. The event
was graced by the presence of faculty members, and enthusiastic students. Shri Arpit Agrawal, Vice Chairper-
son of JECRC University, chaired the ceremony.
Judging Process:
A panel of judges, alumni of JU, interacted with the participating teams and evaluated their projects based on
creativity, technical proficiency, and potential impact. The judging process was thorough and aimed at recog-
nizing outstanding innovation in the field of computer science.
Prize Distribution:
First Prize: Team Data-chain was awarded the first prize with a substantial cash reward of ₹5000
Second Prize: Team Cybernaut secured the second position, receiving a prize of ₹3,000.
Third Prize: Team Protshann from claimed the third position and was awarded ₹2,000.
Consultation Prizes: Additionally, there were 5 consultation prizes, each worth ₹1,000, distributed among
deserving teams.

Core Team Members:

Prof. Naveen Hemrajani
Dr. Bhavna Sharma
Dr. Kamlesh Lekhawani
Mr. Pankaj Jain
Ms. Laxmi Poonia
Mr. Ajay Mehta
Conclusion:
The Idea Spark event on Engineer’s Day was a resounding success, fostering a culture of innovation and
collaboration among the participating students. The projects showcased reflected the talent and dedication
of the budding engineers. The event served as a fitting tribute to the visionary engineers who have played a
pivotal role in shaping the technological landscape of the nation. JECRC University remains committed to
nurturing the spirit of innovation and excellence in the field of computer science and engineering.
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Event: GUEST Lecture and Interaction among Students on Navigating Microsoft
Landscape
Dated: 29th Nov 2023

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Event: Internship Evaluation Day
Dated : 24th June -15th July 2023

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 PROMINENT ALUMNI

SNo. Student Name Gen- B.Tech./BE Company Name Annual CTC(INR) of-
der Specialization fered
(M/F)
1 Tejasvi Yadav M CSE Commvault 34LPA
2 Aditya Tiwari M CSE Google 44 LPA
3 Kanchi Aswar F CSE Autodesk 41LPA
4 Abhishek Garg M CSE Infoedge 10 LPA
5 Ujjwal Agarwal M CSE HPE 17.5 LPA
6 Radhika Gupta F CSE Amazon 30.54 LPA
7 Priyanshi Das F CSE BillDesk 8.5 LPA
8 Muskan Jiwrajka F CSE Cactus Comm. 10 LPA
9 Atul Sharma M CSE Cactus Comm. 10 LPA
10 Rijul Kumar M CSE Cactus Comm. 10 LPA
11 Abhishek Sharma M CSE Infoedge 10 LPA

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 SCHOOL OF COMPUTER APPLICATION

Introduction
The School of Computer Applications offers BCA and MCA Programs with several industry specializations both
spanning for three and two years, respectively. Additionally, the school provides a Ph.D. program also. Fully Flexible
Choice Based Credit System helps to provide a wide spectrum of choices to the students. MCA and BCA programs
focus on providing students with high-end IT education keeping in view the changing Technology as well as Industry
needs to suit the digital economy in the dynamic Computer and IT Industry. The School of Computer Applications is
well equipped with the human resource and the infrastructure required for the training of future IT professionals.
The faculty and students in the school are the members of renowned professional organizations such as ACM, USA,
IEEE USA, CSI India, IAENG USA, IACSIT Singapore, etc. The school of Computer Applications is partnered with
world class industries for Students Ambassador Programs i.e. Microsoft Student Partner, Google Student Ambassador,
Sales force Student Ambassador and TCS Student Ambassador. Along with actively participating in various club activ-
ities, students are effectively running ACM Student Chapter with group ID- 130354.

Sanctioned Intake (UG & PG) as in Academic Year 2023-24

S. No. Programme Name Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Total

1 BCA 784 670 311 1765
2 MCA 319 258 577
Total 1103 928 311 2342

Faculty Profile
Prof. (Dr.) Deepak Dembla
Designation: Professor & Dean
Qualification: MCA, M.Tech. Ph.D(CSE)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Mobile AdHoc Networks, High Speed Network,
Wireless Communications and Networks, Data Warehousing and
Data Mining, Software Engineering, Information and Network Secu-
rity.
Publication: International/National Journals: 41
Conferences/ Seminar: 22
FDP/MOOC: 47

Mr. Shekhar
Designation: HoD, Head Innovation Cell-JU Makerspace
Qualification: B.E.(Information Technology), M.Tech (CSE), PhD-
CSE (Purs).
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Machine learning, Deep Learning, Algorithms analy-
sis, Programming Languages
Publication: Research Papers - 03; Books – 04
FDP/MOOC: 19

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Dr. Blessy Thankachan
Designation: Associate Professor & Dy. HoD (BCA II & III Yrs.)
Qualification–MCA, Ph.D
Email [email protected]
Research Area–Software Engineering, Big Data, Machine Learning
Publication: International/NationalJournals:23,
Conferences/ Seminar: 09, Book/Chapters: 05
FDP/MOOC:12

Dr. Anooja A
Designation: Associate Professor & Dy. HoD (MCA) Qualification -
Ph. D. (CSE)
Email - [email protected]
Research Area-Software Developing and testing Publication: Inter-
national/NationalJournals:10, Conferences/ Seminar: 10
FDP/MOOC:05

Dr. Lovkesh Singh Vermani

Designation: Associate Professor & Dy. HoD (BCA I Yr.)
Qualification: MCA, M.Tech (CSE), Ph.D Email: lovkesh.singh@
jecrcu.edu.in
Publication: International/National Journals: 05
Research Area: Cyber Security Conferences/ Seminar: 02
FDP/MOOC:04

Dr. Sunita Bhati

Designation: Assistant Professor-I
Qualification: Ph.D.(CS)
[email protected]
Research Area: Data Structure and Analysis
Publication: International/NationalJournals:05
Conferences/ Seminar: 09
FDP/MOOC: 05

Dr. Manoj Tiwari

Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Department: Department of IT & Computer Application
Qualification: MCA, M.Tech(CSE), Ph.D
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Machine Learning Conferences/ Seminar: 02
FDP/MOOC:04

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Mr. Amit Thakore
Designation: Assistant Professor II
Department: Department of IT & Computer Application
Qualification: M.Tech.(CSE), Ph.D (Pur.)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Machine Learning
Publication: Conferences/Seminar: 04
FDP/MOOC:5

Mr. Amit Jha

Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Qualification: M.Tech.(CSE), Ph. D (Pur.)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Machine Learning
Publication: International/NationalJournals:04,
Conferences/ Seminar: 04
FDP/MOOC:5

Mr. Rakesh Dawra

Designation: Assistant Professor-I
Qualification-MCA, M.Tech(IT), M.Sc(Mathematics)
[email protected]
Research Area- Network Security
FDP/MOOC:02

Mr. Kapil Bhardwaj

Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Qualification-MCA, M.Tech (IT)
[email protected]
Research Area – Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
FDP/MOOC:05

Ms. Nimisha Bhatt

Designation: Assistant Professor-II Qualification-MCA, M.Tech
(CSE) Email- [email protected]
Research Area – Data Structures & Algorithm Publication- National
Journals :03 FDP/MOOC: 07

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Ms. Mona Katara
Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Qualification: B.Tech, M.Tech (CSE), Ph.D (Pur.)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area - Networking
Publication: NationalJournals:01
Conferences/Seminar:01
FDP/MOOC:02

Ms. Shefali Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor-II Qualification- MCA, MBA(HR)
[email protected]
Research Area- Data Science
Publication-NationalJournals:04
Conferences/Seminar: 03
FDP/MOOC:15

Ms. Rashi Jain

Designation: Assistant Professor-II Qualification: M. Tech (CSE)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Image Processing and Machine Learning
Conferences/Seminar:07
FDP/MOOC:03

Mr. Amar Singh Verma Designation: Assistant Professor-II

Qualification: MCA,M. Tech (CSE)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Datamining deep learning
FDP/MOOC:04

Ms. Basu Kalyanwat

Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Qualification: M. Tech. (CSE)
Emai: [email protected]
Research Area: Cloud Computing
Publication: International/National-03
FDP/MOOC:03

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Ms. Vartika Bhadana
Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Qualification: M.Tech(CS)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: AI&ML
Publication: International/National-03 FDP/MOOC :04

Mr. Abhijeet Kumar

Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Qualification- B.Tech, M.Tech(CSE)
[email protected]
Research Area- Data Mining
Publication-International/National:01, Conference/Seminars:01
FDP/MOOC:03

Ms. Jyoti Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor-II Qualification-B.Tech (CSE),M.
Tech (CSE) [email protected]
Research Area – Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
Publication-International/National:01Conference/Seminar:01
FDP/MOOC:03

Ms. Sonia Soni

Designation: Assistant Professor-II Qualification-B.Tech (CSE),
M.Tech (CSE)
Email- [email protected]
Research Area – Cloud Computing
Publication-International/National:01Conference/Seminar:01
FDP/MOOC:03

Mr. Manendar Dutt

Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Qualification: MCA, M.Sc.(Computer Applications)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Big Data Analytics
Publication-International/National:01Conference/Seminar:01
FDP/MOOC:02

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Mr. Hari Mohan Mishra
Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Qualification: MCA, MTech(SS)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Big Data Analytics
Publication-International/National:01Conference/Seminar:01
FDP/MOOC:02

Ms. Sanjana Purohit

Designation: Assistant Professor-II Qualification: MCA
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: AI &ML
Publication-International/National:01Conference/Seminar:01
FDP/MOOC:03

Ms. Neha Pandey

Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Qualification: MCA
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Data Science
Publication-International/National:01Conference/Seminar:01
FDP/MOOC:04

Mr. Pushpendra Sikarwal Designation: Assistant Professor-II Quali-

fication: MTech(CS)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Artificial Intelligence
Publication-International/National:01
Conference/Seminar:01
FDP/MOOC:02

Ms. Neha Jain

Designation: Assistant Professor-II Qualification: M.Tech (CSE)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: AI &ML
Publication-International/National:01Conference/Seminar:01
FDP/MOOC:02

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Ms. Ruma Srivastava
Designation: Assistant Professor-II Qualification: MCA
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: AI &ML
Publication-International/National:01Conference/Seminar:01
FDP/MOOC:02

Mr. Abhishek Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor-II Qualification: MTech(CS)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Artificial Intelligence
Publication-International/National:01Conference/Seminar:01
FDP/MOOC:02

Mr. Kshetrapal Singh

Designation: Assistant Professor-II Qualification: MCA
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Artificial Intelligence
Publication-International/National:01Conference/Seminar:01
FDP/MOOC:02

Ms. Palak Khandelwal

Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Qualification: BCA, MCA
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Data Structures
Publication-International/National:01Conference/Seminar:01
FDP/MOOC:00

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Ms. Anjali Thawani
Designation: Assistant Professor-II Qualification: MCA
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Artificial Intelligence
Publication-International/National:01Conference/Seminar:01
FDP/MOOC:02

Ms. Chandni Manglani

Designation: Assistant Professor-II Qualification: MCA
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Artificial Intelligence
Publication-International/National:01Conference/Seminar:01
FDP/MOOC:02

Mr. Jabinder Singh Bomrah

Designation: Assistant Professor-II Qualification: MCA
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: AI & ML
Publication-International/National:01Conference/Seminar:01
FDP/MOOC:02

Ms. Preeti Purohit

Designation: Assistant Professor-II Qualification: M.Tech (CSE)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Cyber Security
Publication-International/National:01Conference/Seminar:01
FDP/MOOC:02

Ms. Garima Jolly

Designation: Assistant Professor-II Qualification: MCA
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Cyber Security
Publication-International/National:01Conference/Seminar:01
FDP/MOOC:02

Ms. Apoorva Vaishistha

Designation: Assistant Professor-II Qualification: MCA
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Artificial Intelligence & Data Science
Publication-International/National:01Conference/Seminar:01
FDP/MOOC:02

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Mr. Paras Jain
Designation: Assistant Professor-II Qualification: MCA
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Artificial Intelligence & Data Science
Publication-International/National:01Conference/Seminar:01
FDP/MOOC:02

Faculty Name Designation Date of Join- First Date Highest Qual- NET/
ing the Pres- of Joining ification JRF/
ent Position the Uni- SLET
versity
Dr. Deepak Dem- Professor & Dean 1 July 2016 3rd Oct
st
Ph. D. (CSE) No
bla 2013
Mr. Shekhar HoD, Head- JU Makerspace 10 Aug 2016 10th Aug
th
M. Tech. GATE
2016 (CSE)
Dr. Blessy Thank- Associate Professor & Dy. 04th July 2023 01st Octo- MCA, Ph.D No
achan HoD (BCA II & III Yrs.) ber 2022
Dr. Anooja Associate Professor & Dy. 04 July 2023 07th April
th
Ph. D. No
HoD (MCA) 2022
Dr. Lovkesh Associate Professor & Dy. 10 May 2024 10th May
th
Ph.D No
Singh Vermani HoD (BCA I Yr.) 2024
Dr. Sunita Bhati Assistant Professor-I 5th Septem- 5th Sep- Ph. D. No
ber 2022 tember
2022
Dr. Manoj Tiwari Assistant Professor-II 2 August 6 February M.Tech (CSE), No
2021 2019 PhD
Mr. Amit Thakore Assistant Professor-II 3rd Sept 2022 3rd Sept M.Tech.(CSE) No
2022
Mr. Amit Jha Assistant Professor-II 31st Sept, 31st Sept, M.Tech.(CSE) No
2022 2022
Mr. Rakesh Assistant Professor-I 10 September 10 Sep- MCA, M. Tech NET,
Dawra 2022 tember (CSE) SLET
2022
Mr. Kapil Bhard- Assistant Professor-II 1st Sep 2022 1st Sep MCA, M.Tech No
waj 2022 (IT)
Ms. Nimisha Assistant Professor-II 25-Oct-2021 25-Oct- MCA, M. Tech No
Bhatt 2021 (CSE)
Ms. Mona Katara Assistant Professor-II 1 April 2017 1 April M. Tech. No
2017 (CSE)
Ms. Shefali shar- Assistant professor -II 29/08/2022 MCA,M- No
ma BA(HR)
Ms. Rashi Assistant Professor-II 1st November 1st No- M tech CSE No
2022 vember
2022
Mr. Amar Assistant Professor-II 19 Oct 2022 19 Oct M. Tech. (Cy- No
2022 ber Security)

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Ms. Basu Assistant Professor-II 1st Aug. 2023 1st Aug. M.Tech, Ph. No
2023 D(Pur.)
Ms. Vartika Bha- Assistant Professor-II 27th January 27th Janu- M.Tech.(CSE) No
dana 2023 ary 2023
Mr. Abhijeet Assistant Professor-II 16th Novem- 16th No- M.Tech No
ber 2022 vember
2022
Ms. Jyoti Sharma Assistant Professor-II 26th sept 26th sept M.Tech.(CSE) No
2022 2022
Ms. Sonia Soni Assistant professor II 1/3/2023 1/3/2023 M. Tech. (CS) No
Mr. Manender Assistant Professor-II 29 July 2023 29 July MCA, M.Sc. No
Dutt 2023 (Computer
Applications)
Mr. Hari Mohan Assistant Professor-I 25/5/2023 25/5/2023 MCA, No
Mishra MTech(SS)
Ms. Sanjana Assistant Professor-II 15th July 15th July MCA No
Purohit 2023 2023
Ms. Neha Pandey Assistant Professor-II 10 July 2023 10 July MCA No
2023
Mr. Pushpendra Assistant Professor-II 29Th Aug 29Th Aug M.Tech.(CS) No
Kumar Sikarwal 2023 2023
Ms. Neha Jain Assistant Professor-II 21st Aug. 21st Aug. M.Tech No
2023 2023
Ms. Ruma Srivas- Assistant Professor-II 21st Aug. 21st Aug. MCA No
tava 2023 2023
Mr. Abhishek Assistant Professor-II 21th August 21 August M.Tech (CSE) No
2023 2023
Mr. Kshterapal Assistant Professor-II 02nd August 02 August MCA No
2023 2023
Ms. Palak Khan- Assistant Professor-II 30th Novem- 30th No- MCA No
delwal ber 2023 vember
2023
Ms. Anjali Tha- Assistant Professor-II 12-2-2024 12-2-2024 MCA No
wani
Ms. Chandani Assistant Professor-II 22-04-2024 22-04-2024 MCA No
Manglani
Mr. Jagbinder Assistant Professor-II 3-7-2024 3-7-2024 MCa No
Ms. Preeti Puro- Assistant Professor-II 22th Aug 22th Aug M.Sc (Maths) No
hit 2022 2022
Ms. Garima Assistant Professor-II 1.07.2024 1.07.2024 MCA
Ms. Apoorva Assistant Professor-II 18.06.2024 18.06.2024 MCA No
Vashisth
Mr. Paras Jain Assistant Professor-II 08/07/2024 08/07/2024 MCA No

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 FDP/ Workshops Attended by Faculty Members:-

Name of the Name of the FDP At- Name of the Organizing Institution/ Agency
Faculty Mem- tended
ber
From To Name of the FDP
Dr. Blessy Microsoft Tools For 10-07-2023 14-07-2023 R-CAT, Microsoft and KOENIG,
Thankachan Effective Teaching and JECRC University Jaipur
Learning Environment
Dr. Blessy Exploring Computing’s 21-08-2023 25-08-2023 Sri Balaji College of Engineering
Thankachan New Frontiers : IOT , & Technology,
Design, AI, Cloud, ML Jaipur
Dr. Blessy Entrepreneurial Avenues 04-03-2024 16-03-2024 MNIT Innovation and Incubation
Thankachan and Opportunities in Centre,
Cyber-Physical Systems MNIT Jaipur
Ms. Basu Entrepreneurial Avenues 04-03-2024 16-03-2024 MNIT Innovation and Incubation
Kalyanwat and Opportunities in Centre,
Cyber-Physical Systems MNIT Jaipur
Ms. Basu Intellectual Property 13-02-2024 17-02-2024
Kalyanwat Rights, Product Devel-
opment and Entrepre-
neurship
Ms. Neha AI/ML and Data Science 26-02-2024 01-03-2024 Computer Science and Engineer-
Pandey for Industry 4.0 (Ad- ing Department,Arya Institute of
vance Level) Engineering and Technology-Jai-
pur
Ms. Neha Machine Learning and 20-11-2023 24-11-2023 Computer Science and Engineer-
Pandey Predictive Analysis using ing Department,Arya Institute of
Python Engineering and Technology-Jai-
pur
Ms. Neha Generative AI Models 21-05-2024 25-05-2024 Department of Computer Science
Pandey and Applications of Ma- and Engineering, Shri Vishnu En-
chine Learning gineering College for Women.
Ms. Neha Innovation and Technol- 20-05-2024 24-05-2024 S.S Jain Subodh Management
Pandey ogy in Digital Pedagogy Institute, Jaipur
Ms. Vartika Entrepreneurial Avenues 04-03-2024 16-03-2024 MNIT Innovation and Incubation
Bandhana and Opportunities in Centre,
Cyber-Physical Systems MNIT Jaipur
Ms. Vartika Machine Learning and 20-11-2023 24-11-2023 Computer Science and Engineer-
Bandhana Predictive Analysis using ing Department,Arya Institute of
Python Engineering and Technology-Jai-
pur
Ms. Rashi Machine Learning and 20-11-2023 24-11-2023 Computer Science and Engineer-
Jain Predictive Analysis using ing Department, Arya Institute of
Python Engineering and Technology-Jai-
pur
Ms. Rashi Entrepreneurial Avenues 04-03-2024 16-03-2024 MNIT Innovation and Incubation
Jain and Opportunities in Centre,
Cyber-Physical Systems MNIT Jaipur

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Ms. Sonia Entrepreneurial Avenues 04-03-2024 16-03-2024 MNIT Innovation and Incubation
Soni and Opportunities in Centre,
Cyber-Physical Systems MNIT Jaipur
Ms. Mona Cloud Infrastructure 21-08-2023 25-08-2023 Department of Computer Science
Katara (AWS) and
Engineering, Manipal University
Jaipur
Ms. Mona Recent Industry Trends 15-05-2023 19-05-2023 School of Computer Science and
Katara and Technology Engineering,
Manipal University Jaipur
Ms. Mona Entrepreneurial Avenues 04-03-2024 16-03-2024 MNIT Innovation and Incubation
Katara and Opportunities in Centre,
Cyber-Physical Systems MNIT Jaipur
Mr. Amar Microsoft Tools For 10-07-2023 14-07-2023 R-CAT, Microsoft and KOENIG,
Singh Verma Effective Teaching and JECRC University Jaipur
Learning Environment
Mr. Amar Exploring Computing’s 21-08-2023 25-08-2023 Sri Balaji College of Engineering
Singh Verma New Frontiers : IOT , & Technology, Jaipur
Design, AI, Cloud, ML
Mr. Amar Machine Learning and 20-11-2023 24-11-2023 Computer Science and Engineer-
Singh Verma Predictive Analysis using ing Department, Arya Institute of
Python Engineering and Technology-Jai-
pur
Ms. Sanjana Machine Learning and 20-11-2023 24-11-2023 Computer Science and Engineer-
Purohit Predictive Analysis using ing Department, Arya Institute of
Python Engineering and Technology-Jai-
pur
Ms. Sanjana LaTex and SPSS 10-06-2024 14-06-2024 Department of Computer Science,
Purohit Indus University-Ahmedabad
Mr. Hari Mo- Innovation and Technol- 20-05-2024 24-05-2024 S.S Jain Subodh Management
han Mishra ogy in Digital Pedagogy Institute, Jaipur
Ms. Shefali Machine Learning and 20-11-2023 24-11-2023 Computer Science and Engineer-
Sharma Predictive Analysis using ing Department, Arya Institute of
Python Engineering and Technology-Jai-
pur
Ms. Shefali Entrepreneurial Avenues 04-03-2024 16-03-2024 MNIT Innovation and Incubation
Sharma and Opportunities in Centre,
Cyber-Physical Systems MNIT Jaipur
Ms. Shefali AI/ML and Data Science 26-02-2024 01-03-2024 Computer Science and Engineer-
Sharma for Industry 4.0 (Ad- ing Department, Arya Institute of
vance Level) Engineering and Technology-Jai-
pur
Ms. Jyoti Entrepreneurial Avenues 04-03-2024 16-03-2024 MNIT Innovation and Incubation
Sharma and Opportunities in Centre,
Cyber-Physical Systems MNIT Jaipur
Ms. Jyoti AI/ML and Data Science 26-02-2024 01-03-2024 Computer Science and Engineer-
Sharma for Industry 4.0 (Ad- ing Department, Arya Institute of
vance Level) Engineering and Technology-Jai-
pur

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 Publications (National/International Journals)/Conferences/ Books/Chapters:-

Paper Title Name of the Fac- Name of the Journal Link of the Document
ulty Member from
the Department as
Author
MCBM: IMPLEMENTATION Dr. Deepak Dembla ASEAN Engineering Jour- https://doi.org/10.11113/
OF MULTICLASS AND nal aej.v13.19401
TRANSFER LEARNING
ALGORITHM BASED ON
DEEP LEARNING MODEL
FOR EARLY DETECTION OF
DIABETIC RETINOPATHY
Deep learning models for enhancing Dr. Deepak Dembla Multimedia Tools and Ap- https://doi.org/10.1007/
potato leaf disease prediction: Imple- plications s11042-023-16993-4
mentation of transfer learning based
stacking ensemble model

Enhanced Diabetic Retinopathy Dr. Deepak Dembla International Journal of https://ijisae.org/index.

Detection through Deep Learning Dr. Anooja A Intelligent Systems and php/IJISAE/article/
Ensemble Models for Early Diagno- Applications in Engineering
sis (IJISAE) with Elsevier
view/4706/3385

Development and analysis of deep Dr. Deepak Dembla ASEAN Engineering Jour- https://journals.
learning model based on multiclass Dr. Anooja A nal utm.my/aej/article/
classification of retinal image for ear-
ly detection of diabetic retinopathy
view/19256/8281

Nusselt number estimation using a Mr. Shekhar Journal of Thermal Analysis Nusselt number esti-
GBR-GSO-based machine learning and Calorimetry mation using a GBR-
predictive model in alumina and ti-
tania nanofluids in a boiling process
GSO-based machine
learning predictive
model in alumina and
titania nanofluids in a
boiling process | Journal
of Thermal Analysis and
Calorimetry (springer.
com)
Fusing Management and Dr. Blessy Thank- Lecture Notes in Electrical Fusing Management
Deep Learning to Develop achan Engineering and Deep Learning to
Cutting-Edge Conversational Develop Cutting-Edge
Agents Conversational Agents |
SpringerLink
Utilizing machine learning in Dr. Blessy Thank- IGI Global Utilizing Machine
legal management to enhance achan Learning in Legal Man-
supply chain agement to Enhance
Supply Chain: Business
& Management Book
Chapter | IGI Global
(igi-global.com)

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Broadcast speech recognition Dr. Anooja A Journal of Intelligent Sys- https://doi.org/10.1515/
and control system based on tems jisys-2023-0067
Internet of Things sensors for
smart cities
Embracing Neurodiversity: The Ms. Jyoti Sharma International Conference https://dx.doi.
Intersection of Artificial Intelligence Ms. Shefali Sharma on Innovative Computing org/10.2139/
and the Human Mind and Innovation Proceed-
Ms. Sonia Soni ings, 2024
ssrn.4716387

Comparative Study and Frame- Ms. Nimisha Bhatt International Journal on https://ijritcc.org/in-
work Design For Twitter Sentiment Mr. Manoj Kumar Recent and Innovation dex.php/ijritcc/article/
Detection and Categorization Using Trends in Computing and
Machine Learning Methodologies
Tiwari Communication
view/10408/7911

Artificial Intelligence that Learns Ms. Shefali Sharma Journal of Survey in Fisher- https://sifisheriesscienc-
Fish Behaviour Might Improve Fish- ies Sciences es.com/index.php/jour-
ing Gear
nal/article/view/899/787

Enhance the Tourism of Unpopular Ms. Neha Jain International Conference https://link.spring-
Places by Fuzzy Distance Method on Communication, Net- er.com/chap-
works and Computing

Certifications/Courses/Technical Activity Completed by Faculty Members

Name of the Facul- Name of the Technical Activity Attended Name of the Organizing Institution/
ty Member Agency

Dr. Deepak Dembla Certificate of Reviewing - Computers & Elsevier Reviewer Recognition
Electrical Engineering
Dr. Deepak Dembla Certificate of Reviewing - Crop Protection Elsevier Reviewer Recognition
Dr. Blessy Thank- Keynote Speaker on Topic - Embracing Arya Institute of Engineering, Technolo-
achan the Future : Learning Transformed with gy and Management, Jaipur
Technology

Dr. Sunita Bhati Reviewer Certificate ICDIAL-2024, Springer

Dr. Anooja A Generative AI Linkedin Learning
Dr. Anooja A Tableau for Data Scientists Linkedin Learning
Mr. Amar Kumar One Day National Workshop on Intellec- Department of Computer Engineering &
Verma tual Property Rights Applications, GLA University -Mathura
(UP)
Mr. Amar Kumar NEP 2020 Orientation and Sensitization Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Pro-
Verma Programme gramme (MMTTP) UGC

Ms. Sonia Soni Azure Fundamentals Microsoft Certified Fundamentals

Ms. Sonia Soni Dynamics 365 Fundamentals Finance and Microsoft Certified Fundamentals
Operations Apps (ERP)

Ms. Sonia Soni AWSOME Day Online Conference AWS Training and Certification

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Mr. Rakesh Dawra One Day National Workshop on Intellec- Department of Computer Engineering &
tual Property Rights Applications, GLA University -Mathura
(UP)
Ms. Ruma Srivas- NEP 2020 Orientation and Sensitization Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Pro-
tava Programme gramme (MMTTP) UGC

Ms. Ruma Srivas- Neural Network in R Great Learning Academy

tava

Ms. Ruma Srivas- Data Visualization using Python Great Learning Academy
tava

Ms. Ruma Srivas- Project Management Assessment LearnTube by CareerNinja

tava

Patents by Faculty Members:-

Name of the Patenter Patent Number Title of the patent
Dr. Deepak Dembla & 535302 Digital Number Plate System
Mr. Shekhar Chander
Dr. Blessy Thankachan 381749-001 Augmented Reality based Gesture Controlling Device
Dr. Blessy Thankachan, 383314-001 IoT Enabled Chemical Mixing Device for Agriculture Farm
Dr. Anooja
Dr. Anooja A 202311060772 Dead oyster detection and monitoring system in pearl
farming using machine learning
Dr. Anooja A 381380-001 Universal remote for IOT devices
Ms. Neha Jain 397518-001 Garbage Collection Vehicle
Ms. Neha Jain 392141-001 Real Time Location Tracking and Alert System

Book Published:-

Name of the Faculty Title of the book published Year of publi- Name of the publisher
Member from the De- cation
partment
Dr. Anooja A Immersive Realms: Exploring the 2024 Amazon kindle
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 Activity Report:-
Activity Date Description Event Coordina- Resource Person /
tor Body
JECRC University, in col- Ms. Sonal Upad-
Tech talk “Testing 13 April 2024 laboration with Pratham Ms. Sonia Soni hyay- AVP Human
Beyond Limits” Software Inc. (PSI), orga- Resources (PSI),
nized a Software Quality Mr Rohit Mehta-
Testing and Assurance Practice Head Quali-
Talk Show. ty & Automation
Testing (PSI), Mr
Anil Sharma- Head
Training & knowl-
edge (PSI) and one
moderator
Mr Gandharv
Madan Creator-
Software Testing
UI/UX Design 14 October Hands-On Experience Ms. Sanjana Puro- Dice Academy
Workshop 2023 using tools like Figma, hit
Responsive System, Re-
sponsive
Design, Development,
Design Thinking
Salesforce Mar- 11th, 12th, and The Salesforce Market- Mr. Kuldeep Sharma
ketathon Work- 13th October athon Workshop was a Ms. Ruma Srivas- – Salesforce Service
shop 2023 resounding success, pro- tava Manager at Diabso-
viding participants with a
solid understanding of the lut
Salesforce platform and
valuable experience with
Marketing Cloud.

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Salesforce Workshop

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Student Course
1. DEEPTI BHATT 23MCAN0145 COMPILER DESIGN JAN-APR 2024
2. KARTIK RAJORIA 22BCAN676 ADVANCED COMPUTER ARCHI- JAN-APR 2024
TECTURE
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Sample NPTEL Certificates:-

Prominent Alumni - BCA

S.No Alumni’s Name Pro- Passing Name of Present Type of

gramme Out Year Organization Present Organization
Name
1 Riddhi Desai BCA 2024 Syncron Industry
2 Lakshya Khatri BCA 2024 Academor,friscon Industry
3 Dhruv Jain BCA 2024 Academor Industry
4 Piyush Agarwal BCA 2024 Academor Industry
5 THAKUR PRASAD BCA 2024 Academor Industry
JANGID
6 Jagrati Gera BCA 2024 Academor Industry
7 HARDIK SINGH BCA 2024 Academor Industry
CHOUHAN
8 Ajeet Gour BCA 2024 Academor Industry
9 NIKIT SHARMA BCA 2024 Academor Industry

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10 Chirag Mehra BCA 2024 Academor Industry
11 Vishwa Pratap Singh BCA 2024 Academor Industry
12 Akshat Sharma BCA 2024 Academor Industry
13 Aishwarya Kadel BCA 2024 Academor Industry
14 JATIN AJAY SHAR- BCA 2024 Academor Industry
MA
15 Anishka Gupta BCA 2024 Academor Industry
16 Shashank Sharma BCA 2024 Academor Industry
17 VATSAL SONI BCA 2024 Academor Industry
18 Aagam Jain BCA 2024 Accenture Industry
19 PRITHVI GUPTA BCA 2024 Accenture Industry
20 ARIN YADUVAN- BCA 2024 Accenture Industry
SHI
21 Divyanshi Jain BCA 2024 Accenture Industry
22 Gopal Rathi BCA 2024 Accenture Industry
23 Manthan Prajapati BCA 2024 Accenture Industry
24 Ankur Alwani BCA 2024 Accenture Industry
25 PRIYA LALWANI BCA 2024 Accenture Industry
26 PARAG JAIN BCA 2024 Accenture Industry
27 Tejender Veer Singh BCA 2024 Accenture Industry
Shekhawat
28 Kashika Arora BCA 2024 Accenture Industry
29 Manas Sharma BCA 2024 Accenture Industry
30 PRIT ANAND BCA 2024 Accenture Industry
31 vaidik Asawa BCA 2024 Accenture Industry
32 SIDDHANT BCA 2024 Accenture Industry
MATHUR
33 SURYANSH GAD- BCA 2024 Accenture Industry
HAVI
34 HARSHVARDHAN BCA 2024 Accenture Industry
SHARMA
35 ASHUTOSH SINGH BCA 2024 Accenture Industry
36 ABHINAV BHAR- BCA 2024 Accenture Industry
GAVA
37 VISHESH JAIN BCA 2024 Accenture Industry
38 Yash Khandal BCA 2024 Accenture Industry
39 Anuj Maurya BCA 2024 ACMEGRADE Industry
40 Vijay Kumar BCA 2024 ACMEGRADE, Way- Industry
spire
41 Bhanu Pratap Singh BCA 2024 Agumentix Industry
42 Karan Singh Parihar BCA 2024 Banbanjara Industry
43 Lakshay Tomer BCA 2024 Banbanjara Industry
44 Palak Tak BCA 2024 Learn and build Industry
45 Priyanshu Suman BCA 2024 Learn and build Industry
46 Navdeep Singh BCA 2024 Learn and build Industry
Jodha

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47 Aditya Sharma BCA 2024 learn and build, Industry
Academor
48 Saloni Bakhtani BCA 2024 Learn and build, Industry
Academor, Wayspire
49 Ansh Gangwal BCA 2024 Learn and build, Industry
Academor, Wayspire
50 Akshat Jain BCA 2024 Wayspire Industry
51 Aditya Khandelwal BCA 2024 Wayspire Industry
52 Vineet Jangir BCA 2024 Wayspire Industry
53 Melvin Babu BCA 2024 Wayspire, Wipro Industry
54 Sneha Jain BCA 2024 Movidu Industry
55 Ujjwal Tinker BCA 2024 Movidu Industry
56 VAIBHAV ME- BCA 2024 Movidu, TCS Industry
WARA
57 SHOURYA MITRA BCA 2024 Movidu, Edustation, Industry
ISIEINDIA
58 Chetanya Sachdeva BCA 2024 Movidu, Accenture Industry
59 Chehak Jain BCA 2024 Movidu, Accenture Industry
60 Medhavi Dixit BCA 2024 Movidu, Accenture Industry
61 Ananya Tyagi BCA 2024 Timespro Industry
62 Tejaswini kanwar BCA 2024 Edustation Industry
63 Shashank baldi BCA 2024 Edustation, Analah Industry
Capital Pvt., ISIEIN-
DIA
64 Pratham Raheja BCA 2024 Asset deal Industry
65 MANSI AGARWAL BCA 2024 Asset deal, Analah Industry
Capital Pvt.
66 Krishit Bedi BCA 2024 Asset deal Industry
67 HARSHIT PARMAR BCA 2024 Papriwal group Industry
68 HARSHIT Sharma BCA 2024 Papriwal group Industry
69 Ketan Jangid BCA 2024 Skillish Industry
70 DURGESH YADAV BCA 2024 Skillish, Aaklan IT Industry
Solutions
71 Kumud Kalwadiya BCA 2024 Analah Capital Pvt Industry
72 Tushar Lakhani BCA 2024 Tirupati Software Industry
Technology
73 Chitranshu Shrivas- BCA 2024 Tirupati software Industry
tava Technology
74 LAVISHA MANG- BCA 2024 VGL Industry
TANI
75 ROHAN SHARMA BCA 2024 Wipro Industry
76 ADITYA RAI BCA 2024 Wipro Industry
77 Shubham Kushwaha BCA 2024 Wipro Industry
78 Sanyogita Arora BCA 2024 VGL Industry
79 AYUSH BACHANI BCA 2024 Chegg India Industry
80 DAKSH BANSAL BCA 2024 Chegg India Industry

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81 Ronak Sharma BCA 2024 Chegg India Industry
82 Naman Khandelwal BCA 2024 Camapalin Industry

Prominent Alumni :- MCA

S.No Alumni’s Programme Passing Name of Present Or- Type of Pres- Designation
Name Name Out ganization ent Organization
Year

1 Priyanka MCA 2024 Dynamic Creative Industry Quality Analyst

minds
2 BHANU MCA 2024 TIRUPATI SOFT- Industry Software Engi-
GUPTA WARE neer
3 Karan Bhati MCA 2024 Wayspire ed-tech pri- Industry Business Devel-
vate limited oper Associate
4 khushboo MCA 2024 ACADEMOR Industry Software Engi-
goyal neer
5 Vedant Soni MCA 2024 ACADEMOR Industry Software Engi-
neer
6 Sumit Sharma MCA 2024 ACADEMOR Industry Academic
Counsellor
7 Rakesh meena MCA 2024 Wayspire ed-tech pri- Industry Business Devel-
vate limited oper Associate
8 AABHAS MCA 2024 TEACHNOOK Industry Software Engi-
KHANDEL- neer
WAL
9 Kanak bansal MCA 2024 AAkalan IT Solutions Industry Software Engi-
neer
10 HARSHITA MCA 2024 Industry Software Engi-
AHRA neer
11 Sajal jain MCA 2024 Wayspire ed-tech Pri- Industry Business Devel-
vate Limited oper Associate
12 Ayush Sharma MCA 2024 ACADEMOR Industry Software Engi-
neer
13 Vishesh Ku- MCA 2024 Drift Point Industry WordPress
mawat Developer

14 Mihir Rathi MCA 2024 ASSET DEALS Industry Software Engi-

neer
15 Harshit Shar- MCA 2024 TEACHNOOK,TCS Industry Software Engi-
ma neer
16 Nischay jain MCA 2024 TEACHNOOK Industry Software Engi-
neer
17 Ronak Shar- MCA 2024 TEACHNOOK Industry Software Engi-
ma neer
18 YOGRAJ MCA 2024 TIRUPATI Industry Software Engi-
GOMLADU neer

19 Rounak Shar- MCA 2024 Wayspire Ed-Tech Industry Business Devel-

ma Private Limited oper Associate

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20 Piyush Kumar MCA 2024 TEACHNOOK Industry Software Engi-
Mathur neer

21 Dinesh Bhar- MCA 2024 ASSET DEALS Industry Software Engi-

gav neer
22 Dhanuvrat MCA 2024 AJMS GLOBAL Industry Software Engi-
gupta neer
23 Deeksha rani MCA 2024 Analah capital pvt ltd Industry Relationship
sharma Manager

24 Abhishek MCA 2024 Wayspire Ed-Tech Industry Business Devel-

Kumar Private Limited oper Associate
25 Vinita Sharma MCA 2024 Academor Industry Software Engi-
neer
26 Divya kinra MCA 2024 TEACHNOOK Industry Software Engi-
neer
27 taniya chaw- MCA 2024 Academor Industry Software Engi-
lani neer
28 Ashish singh MCA 2024 Academor Industry Software Engi-
neer
29 Nishkarsh MCA 2024 Friscon, Wayspire Ed- Industry Business Devel-
Verma Tech Private Limited oper Associate
30 Ronak Gupta MCA 2024 ACADEMOR, Way- Industry Software Engi-
spire ed-tech private neer
limited
31 Surekha kan- MCA 2024 Wayspire Ed-Tech Industry Business Devel-
war Private Limited oper Associate
32 Divya Manka MCA 2024 Placify Industry Software Engi-
neer
33 Rupal Jain MCA 2024 TEACHNOOK Industry Software Engi-
neer
34 JAISURYA MCA 2024 Wayspire Ed-Tech Industry Business Devel-
DEV BAR- Private Limited oper Associate
HATH
35 Prateek Ban- MCA 2024 ACADEMOR Industry
sal
36 Manoj Shar- MCA 2024 Wayspire Ed-Tech Industry Business Devel-
ma Private Limited oper Associate
37 Manoj solanki MCA 2024 Wayspire Ed-Tech Industry Business Devel-
Private Limited oper Associate
38 Swapnil MCA 2024 COGNUS Industry Software Engi-
kalwar neer
39 Hemant cha- MCA 2024 TEACHNOOK Industry Software Engineer
har

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 School of Engineering & Technology
Department of Mechanical Engineering

Introduction
The Department of Mechanical Engineering offers a comprehensive range of programs designed to equip stu-
dents with the knowledge and skills sought after by today’s leading companies. Our four-year undergraduate
B.Tech. program provides a strong foundation in core principles, while our specialized M.Tech. programs of
two years in Production Engineering, CAD/CAM Engineering, Design Engineering, and Thermal Engineering
allow students to delve deeper into specific areas of expertise. Moreover, to foster a research-based ecosystem
the Department also offers PhD and provides the opportunity for exploring cutting-edge advancements in
diverse areas like sustainable energy solutions, advanced manufacturing techniques, robotics and design and
development of the machine components into ultramodern specialized Mechanical Engineering fields.
The focus of the Department extends beyond theoretical knowledge. We prioritize practical learning through
collaborations with industry leaders offering joint degree programs that bridge the gap between academia and
real-world application. JECRC University has got into a distinguished collaboration with Larsen & Toubro
EduTech Ltd (L&T) which is one of the leading engineering conglomerates operating at various parts of the
globe providing technology, engineering, construction and manufacturing services. This partnership enables
us to offer joint degree programs in Mechanical Engineering.
DEPARTMENTAL PROFILE

Courses Annual Number of Boys Girls Total

offered Intake Applicants
B. Tech (ME) 10 10 09 01 10

M.Tech.(PE) Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

Ph. D 0 1 1 0 1

Faculty & Staff:

Positions Sanc- Working On Leave
tioned
Teaching
Professors 3 3 0
Associate Prof. 3 2 0
Assistant Prof.-I 2 2 0
Assistant Prof.-II 2 2 0
Non-teaching
Lab Tech 5 5 0

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 LIST OF FACULTY MEMBERS

Dr. Kanishk Sharma

Designation: HoD and Associate Professor
Department: Mechanical Engineering
Qualification: Ph.D. (Mechanical Engineering), M.Tech. (Machine Design),B.E.
(Mechanical Engineering)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Computational Mechanics, Finite Element Methods, Mechanics of
Solids and Composites, Functionally Graded Materials, Failure Analysis of Materi-
als and Structures
Publication: Research Paper: 17,
Seminar/Conference:9,
FDP/MOOC: 8,
Book chapters:2

Prof.(Dr.) Victor Gambhir

Designation: Professor & President
Department: Mechanical Engineering
Research Area: Quality Assurance and Quality Control, Total Quality and Man-
agement
Email: [email protected]
Publications: Research Articles in Journals- 06
Conference Publications: 03
Books: 05
h-index: Google Scholar: 03, SCOPUS: 02
i10 index: Google Scholar: 01, SCOPUS: 01
Citations: Google Scholar: 41, SCOPUS: 21
Patents Awarded: National: 02, International: 01

Prof. (Dr.) Pankaj Sharma

Designation: Professor
Department: Mechanical Engineering
Qualification: B. Tech, M. Tech. (MNIT), Ph.D. (MNIT)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Advance Manufacturing Process, Industrial Engineering, Quality
Control
Publications: 30
Professional Membership: Fellow Member of Indian Society of Mechanical Engi-
neers (FISME)

Mr. Ladley Mohan Verma

Designation: Associate Professor
Department: Mechanical Engineering
Qualification: B.E. (Mechanical Engg.) from Thapar University, Patiala, M.Tech.
(Hydro-Power Plants) from M.A.N.I.T. Bhopal, Ph. D (Pursuing) at M.N.I.T. Jai-
pur.
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Hydro-Power Plants and Hydraulic Machines, Industrial Engg,
Production and Manufacturing Technology Publication: Seminar/Conference:04,
Book chapters: 02

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Prof. (Dr.) Ajay
Designation: Professor
Department: Mechanical Engineering
Qualification: B. Tech, M. Tech., Ph.D.
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Additive manufacturing, Artificial intelligence, Smart manufactur-
ing, Industry 4.0, Incremental Sheet Forming, Optimization
Research papers (SCI/ SCOPUS): 70+
Patents published/ granted: 20+
Consultancy Projects: Completed: 01 (2.2 Lakhs INR)
Book published (Scopus): 15+
Book Chapters published: 22+
Expert talks: 04
Session chairs: 06
Best Paper Awards: 05
International Conference Presentations: 40+
M.Tech Supervised: 04 (Completed)
Ph.D Supervision: 02 (Ongoing)
Series Editor: CRC Press
Guest Editor of Journal: IJDM, Springer

Dr. Kapender Phogat

Designation: Associate Professor
Department: Mechanical Engineering
Qualification: PhD (Nano-cellulose based Bio-nanocomposite Injectable Hydro-
gels for Biomedical Applications) M.Tech. (Manufacturing Technology & Automa-
tion), B.E. (Mechanical Engineering).
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Bio-nanocomposites, Injectable Scaffolds, Nanocomposite , Hydro-
gel, Wound Healing Hydrogels, Deformation Characteristics of Solids, and Energy
integration using Pinch Technology.
Publication: Patent: 02, International Journal: 05, International Conferences: 15,
National Conferences: 02, Book Chapter: 01, Book Reviewed: 02

Mr. Anubhav Kumar

Designation: Assistant Professor-I
Department: Mechanical Engineering
Qualification: Ph.D, MNIT Jaipur, M.Tech (Machine Design)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Finite Element Analysis, Solid Mechanics, Vibration Behaviour of
FGM and Piezoelectric Materials

Mr. Jahangir Khan

Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Department: Mechanical Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech. (Industrial Tribology & Maintenance Engineering)
B. Tech (Mechanical Engineering)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Composite Friction Materials

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Mr. Jitender Kumar
Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Department: Mechanical Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech (Manufacturing & Automation),
B. Tech (Mechanical Engineering)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Manufacturing Process

Dr. Chandramani Goswami

Designation: Assistant Professor-I
Department: Mechanical Engineering
Qualification: PhD, M.Tech (Production Engineering ), B.Tech.
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Publication: 21

Faculty Desig- Date of First Date Highest NET/ Research Re- Research
Name nation Join- of Joining Qualifica- JRF/ Publication search Publica-
ing the the Univer- tion SLET in Sco- Publi- tion in
Present sity pus/WOS cations Confer-
Position Indexed in UGC ence
Journals Care (Full Pa-
Jour- per only)
nals
Dr. Kanishk Asso- 01-09- 31-08-2018 Ph.D NA 8 9
Sharma ciate 2022
Profes-
sor
Prof.(Dr.) Profes- 06-02- 21-01-2021 Ph.D NA 6 3 3
Victor Gam- sor & 2014
bhir Presi-
dent
Prof. (Dr.) Profes- 16-08- 16-08-2018 Ph.D NA 16 1 10
Pankaj Shar- sor 2018
ma
Prof. (Dr.) Profes- 28-03- 28-03-2022 Ph.D NA 126+ 0 40+
Ajay sor 2022

Mr. Ladley Asso- 01-04- 01-04-2014 M.Tech NA

Mohan Ver- ciate 2014
ma Profes-
sor
Dr. Kapendra Asso- 02.09.2014 Ph.D NA 5 12
Phogat ciate
Profes-
sor
Dr. Anubhav AP-I 01-08- 01-08-2015 Ph.D NA 4 1 1
Kumar 2015

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Mr. Jahangir AP-II 01/09/2016 M.Tech NA
Khan
Mr. Jitender AP-II 12-01-2018 M.Tech, NA
Kumar PhD Pur-
suing
Dr. Chandra- AP-I 24-08- 24-08-2022 Ph.D NA 21
mani Goswa- 2022
mi

PH.DS AWARDED/ ONGOING

Name of the Guide Date of Reg- Date of Topic

scholar istration Award

Sandeep Ku- Dr. Pankaj 15.01.2020 Ongoing Development of Leakage Monitoring and
mar Chhilar Sharma Emergency Evacuation Plan for H2SO4
Co-guide: Dr. Storage in Industry 4.0 Environment
Ranbir Singh
BK Munjal
University

Manoj Kumar Dr. Ajay 15.06.2019 Ongoing Performance evaluation and optimiza-
Mehara tion of 3D printed thermoplastic com-
posite

Neeraj Kumar Dr. Kanishk 13.01.2020 Ongoing Experimental Investigation for Heat
Nagayach Sharma transfer Enhancement using cross-
shaped ribs with symmetrical gap ar-
rangement in rectangular duct of Solar
Air Heater

Yogesh Dubey Dr. Pankaj 15.03.2020 Ongoing Analysis of Mechanical Properties of

Sharma S1 Tool steel and EN 8 by using various
welding processes using DOE optimiza-
tion technique

Gaurav Tiwari Dr. Pankaj 15.03.2020 Ongoing An Investigation of effects of process

Sharma parameters on machining of steel using
WEDM Process

Sanjeev Kumar Dr. Ajay 30.09.2020 Ongoing A Study on Components of Industry 4.0
Sami In Manufacturing MSMEs of Automobile
Sector Of India.

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PUBLICATIONS (01 July 2023 to 30 June 2024)

1. Publication in Journals by Faculty

Surjeet Dalal, Ajay Kumar, Umesh Kumar Lilhore, Neeraj Dahiya, Vivek Jaglan, Uma Rani, Optimizing
cloud service provider selection with firefly-guided fuzzy decision support system for smart cities, Measure-
ment: Sensors, Volume 35, 2024, 101294, ISSN 2665-9174, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.measen.2024.101294.
Vishwas Deep Joshi, Priya Agarwal, Ajay Kumar, Namrata Dogra, Durgesh Nandan, Urban Odyssey: “Pio-
neering multimodal routes for Tomorrow’s smart cities”, Measurement: Sensors, Volume 36, 2024, 101301,
ISSN 2665-9174, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.measen.2024.101301.
Ajay Kumar, Critical state-of-the-art literature review of surface roughness in incremental sheet forming:
A comparative analysis, Applied Surface Science Advances, Volume 23, 2024, 100625, ISSN 2666-5239,
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apsadv.2024.100625.
Kumar, A., Kumar, P., Mittal, R.K., Gambhir, V.: Materials processed by additive manufacturing techniques.
In: Advances in Additive Manufacturing Artificial Intelligence, Nature-Inspired, and Biomanufacturing, pp.
217–233. Elsevier (2023). https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-323-91834-3.00014-4
Kumar, A., Mittal, R.K., Haleem, A. (eds.): Advances in Additive Manufacturing Artificial Intelligence, Na-
ture-Inspired, and Biomanufacturing. Elsevier (2023). https://doi.org/10.1016/C2020-0-03877-6.

Kumar, A., Kumar, P., Dogra, N. and Jaglan, A. (2023). Application of Incremental Sheet Forming (ISF)
Toward Biomedical and Medical Implants. In Handbook of Flexible and Smart Sheet Forming Techniques
(eds Ajay, Parveen, H. Singh, V. Gulati and P.K. Singh). https://doi.org/10.1002/9781119986454.ch13
Goswami, E., Srivastava, A. K., Kumar, A., Salman, M., Choudhary, M. Z., & Pandey, S. S. (2023). Review
of Microstructural and Mechanical Properties of Microwave Welding of Lightweight Alloys. In A. Kumar,
P. Kumar, A. Srivastava, & V. Goyat (Eds.), Modeling, Characterization, and Processing of Smart Materials
(pp. 185-204). IGI Global. https://doi.org/10.4018/978-1-6684-9224-6.ch009
Rathee, L., Rathee, R., & Kumar, A. (2023). Experimental Study of Impact Parameters on the Deforming
Loads in Incremental Forming. In A. Kumar, P. Kumar, A. Srivastava, & V. Goyat (Eds.), Modeling, Char-
acterization, and Processing of Smart Materials (pp. 140-150). IGI Global. https://doi.org/10.4018/978-1-
6684-9224-6.ch006
Choudhary, S., Sharma, V., Sharma, A., Kumar, A., & Kumar, P. (2023). Analyzing the Properties of Zinc
Oxide (ZnO) Thin Film Grown on Silicon (Si) Substrate, ZnO/Si Using RF Magnetron Sputtering Ap-
proach. In A. Kumar, P. Kumar, A. Srivastava, & V. Goyat (Eds.), Modeling, Characterization, and Process-
ing of Smart Materials (pp. 297-308). IGI Global. https://doi.org/10.4018/978-1-6684-9224-6.ch014
Kumar, A., Mittal, R. K., & Haleem, A. (2023). Advances in additive manufacturing: artificial intelli-
gence. Nature-inspired, and biomanufacturing (Amsterdam, Netherlands: Elsevier).

Kumar, R., Kumar, V. and Kumar, A. (2023). A Review on Effect of Computer-Aided Machining Parameters
in Incremental Sheet Forming. In Handbook of Flexible and Smart Sheet Forming Techniques (eds Ajay,
Parveen, H. Singh, V. Gulati and P.K. Singh). https://doi.org/10.1002/9781119986454.ch3
Kulshrestha, R., Ramani, P., Thakur, P., Kumar, A., Dogra, N., Murthy, K. V. S. R., & Nandan, D. (2024). An
Energy-Efficient Clustering Approach for Wireless Sensor Networks to Reduce Hot-Spot Effect and Idle
Listening Energy Consumption. Mathematical Modelling of Engineering Problems, 11(7).
Singh M.P., Sharma Pankaj, Dubey Y. GVR. Seshagiri Rao,” Energy-Efficient Manufacturing: Opportuni-
ties and Challenges International Conference on Applied Research and Engineering (ICARAE2023 E3S
Web of Conferences 505, 01032 (2024) https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/202450501032 (Scopus Indexed)

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 Singh M.P., Sharma Pankaj, Dubey Y. GVR. ,”A Review on Green Machining: Environmental and Eco-
nomic Impacts of Cutting Fluids” Volume 505, 2024, International Conference on Applied Research and
Engineering (ICARAE2023)E3S Web of Conferences 505, 01030 (2024) https://doi.org/10.1051/e3s-
conf/202450501030 (Scopus Indexed )
Y. Dubey, P. Sharma, M.P. Singh, Optimization using genetic algorithm of GMAW parameters for Charpy im-
pact test of 080M40 steel, International Journal on Interactive Design and Manufacturing (IJIDeM). (2023)1-
11.
Y. Dubey, P. Sharma, M.P. Singh, Experimental Investigation for GTAW Optimization Using Genetic Algo-
rithm On S-1 Tool Steel, Materials Today: Proceedings (2023).
Y. Dubey, P. Sharma, M.P. Singh, Experimental Investigation for GTAW Optimization Using Genetic Algo-
rithm On S-1 Tool Steel, Materials Today: Proceedings (2023).
Choudhry R., Sharma P.,Tiwari G.Optimization of Process Parameters of Counterbore Hole Made on
Workpiece of Al-6061 Using DOE and MCDM Techniques” Handbook of Intelligent and Sustainable Manu-
facturing: Tools, Principles, and Strategies, 2024, pp. 214–234
Chillar,S.,Singh. R.,Sharma P. “A Study on Adoption of Information and Communication Tools in Emer-
gency Disaster Management”, .Handbook of Intelligent and Sustainable Manufacturing: Tools, Principles, and
Strategies, 2024, pp. 204–213.
Dubey Y., Sharma P.,Singh M.P.,Effect of ECM, Hard Turning, and Deep Cryogenic on Properties of AISI
S-1 Tool Steel .Handbook of Intelligent and Sustainable Manufacturing: Tools, Principles, and Strategies, 2024,
pp. 190–203
Chillar,S.,Sharma P.,SinghR. “Safety Management with Application of Internet of Things, Artificial Intelli-
gence, and Machine Learning for Industry 4.0 Environment” Handbook of Smart Manufacturing: Forecast-
ing the Future of Industry 4.0, 2023, pp. 329–342

2. Published Books

S.No. Name of Title of Book ISBN Publish- Year

Faculty er
Member
3 Prof.(Dr.) Incremental Sheet Forming Technolo- 9780367276744 CRC 2023
Ajay gies: Principles, merits, limitations, and Press,
applications, Taylor
and
Francis
4 Prof.(Dr.) Advancements in Additive Manufac- 9780323918343 ELSEVI- 2023
Ajay turing: Artificial Intelligence, Nature ER
Inspired and Bio-manufacturing
5 Prof.(Dr.) Security and Risk Analysis for Intel- 9781003329947 CRC 2023
Ajay ligent Cloud Computing: Methods, Press,
Applications, and Preventions Taylor
and
Francis
6 Prof.(Dr.) Handbook of Sustainable Materials: 9781032286327 CRC 2023
Ajay Modelling, Characterization, and Opti- Press,
mization Taylor
and
Francis

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7 Prof.(Dr.) Handbook of Smart Manufacturing: 9781032363431 CRC 2023
Ajay Forecasting the future of Industry 4.0 Press,
Taylor
and
Francis
8 Prof.(Dr.) Handbook of Flexible and Smart Sheet 9781119986409 John 2023
Ajay Forming Techniques: Industry 4.0 Per- Wiley
spectives & Sons,
Inc., USA
9 Prof.(Dr.) Modeling, Characterization, and Pro- 9781668492246 IGI 2023
Ajay cessing of Smart Materials, Global
10 Prof.(Dr.) Advances in Sustainable Materials: 9780443138492 ELSEVI- 2024
Ajay Fundamentals, Modelling and Charac- ER
terization,
11 Prof.(Dr.) 3D Printing Technologies: Digital 9783111214597 Walter de 2024
Ajay Manufacturing, Artificial Intelligence, Gruyter,
Industry 4.0 Germany
12 Prof.(Dr.) Handbook of Intelligent and Sustainable 9781003405870 CRC 2024
Ajay Manufacturing Press
Tools, Principles, and Strategies

3. Published Chapters

S. Name of Title of Book Page Title of ISBN of Book Pub- DOI (if any)
No. Faculty Chapter number Book/ Pro- lisher
Member ceedings
1 Prof.(Dr.) A Review on 29-58 Handbook 9789811924248 John https://doi.
Ajay Effect of Com- of Flex- Wiley
puter-Aided ible and & Sons,
Machining Smart Sheet Inc.,
Parameters in Forming USA
Incremental Techniques:
Sheet Forming. Industry 4.0
Perspectives
2 Prof.(Dr.) Experimental 140-150 Modeling, 9781119986409 IGI 10.4018/978-1-
Ajay study of impact Characteri- Global 6684-9224-6.
parameters on zation, and ch006
the deforming Processing
loads in Incre- of Smart
mental Forming Materials
3 Prof.(Dr.) Review of mi- 185-204 Modeling, 9781119986409 IGI 10.4018/978-1-
Ajay crostructural Characteri- Global 6684-9224-6.
and mechanical zation, and ch009
properties of mi- Processing
crowave welding of Smart
of lightweight Materials
alloys

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4 Prof.(Dr.) Analyzing the 297-308 Modeling, 9781119986409 IGI 10.4018/978-1-
Ajay Properties of Characteri- Global 6684-9224-6.
Zinc Oxide zation, and ch014
(ZnO) Thin Processing
Film Grown in of Smart
Silicon (Si) Sub- Materials
strate, ZnO/ Si
Using RF Mag-
netron Sputter-
ing Approach.
5 Prof.(Dr.) Smart Manu- 1-28 Handbook 9781668492246 CRC https://doi.
Ajay facturing and of Smart Press,
Industry 4.0: Manu- Taylor
State-of-the-Art facturing: and
Review. Forecasting Francis
the future of
Industry 4.0
6 Prof.(Dr.) Pre-process- 141-165 Advance- 9781668492246 ELSE- https://doi.
Ajay ing and post ments in VIER org/10.1016/
processing in Additive B978-0-323-
additive manu- Manu- 91834-3.00005-
facturing facturing: 3
Artificial
Intelligence,
Nature
Inspired and
Bio-manu-
facturing
7 Prof.(Dr.) Materials pro- 217-233 Advance- 9781668492246 ELSE- https://doi.
Ajay cessed by Addi- ments in VIER org/10.1016/
tive Manufactur- Additive B978-0-323-
ing techniques Manu- 91834-3.00014-
facturing: 4
Artificial
Intelligence,
Nature
Inspired and
Bio-manu-
facturing
8 Prof.(Dr.) Substitute for 335-347 Advance- 9781032363431 ELSE- https://doi.
Ajay orthognathic ments in VIER org/10.1016/
surgery using Additive B978-0-323-
bioprinted bone Manu- 91834-3.00029-
scaffolds in re- facturing: 6
storing osseous Artificial
defects Intelligence,
Nature
Inspired and
Bio-manu-
facturing

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9 Prof.(Dr.) Integration of 43-65 Advance- 9780323918343 ELSE- https://doi.
Ajay Reverse Engi- ments in VIER org/10.1016/
neering with Additive B978-0-323-
Additive Manu- Manu- 91834-3.00028-
facturing facturing: 4
Artificial
Intelligence,
Nature
Inspired and
Bio-manu-
facturing
10 Prof.(Dr.) Printing File 87-102 Advance- 9780323918343 ELSE- https://doi.
Ajay Formats for ments in VIER org/10.1016/
Additive Manu- Additive B978-0-323-
facturing Tech- Manu- 91834-3.00006-
nologies facturing: 5
Artificial
Intelligence,
Nature
Inspired and
Bio-manu-
facturing
11 Prof.(Dr.) Current trends 479-491 Advance- 9780323918343 ELSE- https://doi.
Ajay of application of ments in VIER org/10.1016/
additive manu- Additive B978-0-323-
facturing in oral Manu- 91834-3.00010-
health care facturing: 7
Artificial
Intelligence,
Nature
Inspired and
Bio-manu-
facturing
12 Prof.(Dr.) Analysis of 105-114 Smart Grids 9780323918343 Wiley https://doi.
Pankaj Developments for smart online
Sharma on Mechanical Cities Library
Propertieson
Aluminum
Alloys
13 Prof.(Dr.) Identifying In-Press Handbook 9780323918343 CRC
Ajay and Prioritiz- of Intelligent Press
ing Quality and Sustain-
4.0 Practices able Manu-
in Sustainable facturing
Manufacturing Tools, Prin-
Using Rough ciples, and
Number-Based Strategies
AHP-MABAC

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14 Prof.(Dr.) Recent Applica- 245-258 3D Printing 9780323918343 Wal- https://doi.
Ajay tions of Rapid Technolo- ter de
Prototyping with gies: Digital Gruy-
3D Printing: A Manu- ter,
Review facturing, Ger-
Artificial many
Intelligence,
Industry 4.0
15 Prof.(Dr.) Recent Devel- 335-352 3D Printing 9781394216796 Wal- https://doi.
Ajay opments in Technolo- ter de
3D Printing: A gies: Digital Gruy-
Critical Analysis Manu- ter,
& Deep Dive facturing, Ger-
into Innovative Artificial many
Real-World Ap- Intelligence,
plications Industry 4.1
16 Prof.(Dr.) Finite element 223-234 3D Printing 9781003405870 Wal- https://doi.
Ajay method in- Technolo- ter de
vestigation on gies: Digital Gruy-
delamination of Manu- ter,
3D printed hy- facturing, Ger-
brid composites Artificial many
during the drill- Intelligence,
ing operation Industry 4.0

4. Conference /Seminar/Workshops/FDP Attended

Dr. Kanishk Sharma attended Short Term Course on “NEP Orientation and Sensitization Programme”
from May 14-22, 2024 organized by UGC-Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Centre (MMTTC), Guru
Nanak Dev University, Amritsar.
Prof. Ajay attended Short Term Course on “NEP Orientation and Sensitization Programme” from May
14-22, 2024 organized by UGC-Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Centre (MMTTC), Guru Nanak Dev
University, Amritsar.
Mr. Jahangir Khan attended Short Term Course on “NEP Orientation and Sensitization Programme” from
May 14-22, 2024 organized by UGC-Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Centre (MMTTC), Guru Nanak
Dev University, Amritsar.
Mr. Jitender Kumar attended Short Term Course on “NEP Orientation and Sensitization Programme”
from May 14-22, 2024 organized by UGC-Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Centre (MMTTC), Guru
Nanak Dev University, Amritsar.
Dr. Kanishk Sharma attended 5 Days Faculty Development Programme cum Workshop on “innovation &
Technology in digital pedagogy” from
20th to 24th May, 2024, Organized by S. S. Jain Subodh Management Institute, Jaipur, Rajasthan.

Departmental Event Reports

EXPERT LECTURES
The Department of Mechanical Engineering at JECRC University emphasizes a comprehensive educational
approach that transcends traditional academic boundaries. While maintaining a strong theoretical foundation,
the department fosters a connection to current mechanical engineering practices through diverse initiatives.

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These include expert lectures featuring industry leaders, who impart insights on the latest technologies trans-
forming the field, and industrial visits that offer students direct exposure to real-world applications. This inte-
grated strategy bridges the gap between classroom learning and practical implementation, effectively preparing
students for future careers.
Below is a summary of the expert lecture/workshop organized by the Department of Mechanical Engi-
neering during the 2023-24 academic session:

Workshop “Lean Six Sigma and Quality Management”

Workshop Details
Title: Workshop on Lean Six Sigma and Quality Management
Date: March 2, 2024
Venue: Auditorium, JU Campus, Jaipur
Duration: One Day
Time: 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM
Speaker: Dr. Neeraj Yadav, CEO of Qualicon Company, Ph.D. from IIT Delhi
Convener: Prof. (Dr.) Pankaj Sharma
Overview
The Department of Mechanical Engineering at JECRC University successfully organized a one-day workshop
on “Lean Six Sigma and Quality Management” on March 2, 2024, at the JU Campus Auditorium in Jaipur.
The workshop aimed to enhance the skills and knowledge of participants regarding Lean Six Sigma method-
ologies and quality management practices. Speaker of the workshop was Dr. Neeraj Yadav. Dr Yadav holds a
Ph.D. in Management from the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi. He is a certified Six Sigma Master Black
Belt, Certified Lean Management Professional, and Certified Lead Auditor for various management systems.
With over 25 years of experience, Dr. Yadav has demonstrated expertise in spearheading business excellence
systems and quality management, encompassing Lean Six Sigma, ISO standards, and various sector-specific
quality systems. He has trained over 25,000 professionals and assisted more than 1,000 clients, including For-
tune 500 companies and SMEs, with his consultancy and training programs. Notable clients include:
.
Workshop Highlights
The workshop featured interactive sessions led by Dr. Neeraj Yadav, who shared his extensive expertise in
Lean Six Sigma and its applications across industries. Participants engaged in insightful discussions and
practical exercises that emphasized the principles of Lean Six Sigma. Participants gained practical skills in
applying Lean Six Sigma methodologies to drive continuous improvement and achieve operational excel-
lence. The sessions included real-world examples and case studies that highlighted the effectiveness of these
practice .The workshop provided an excellent platform for participants to connect with industry professionals
and fellow attendees, facilitating knowledge exchange and collaboration.. All registered participants received
certificates acknowledging their participation in the workshop, adding value to their professional credentials.
Benefits
Participants in the workshop were able to gain a deep understanding of Lean Six Sigma methodologies and
their relevance in today’s business environment. Participants were able to learn how to implement Six Sigma
practices effectively within their organizations. Participants were able to acquire practical skills necessary for
driving continuous improvement. Participants were able to avail networking with like-minded professionals
and industry experts, enhancing their career prospects.
Conclusion
The Lean Six Sigma and Quality Management workshop at JECRC University was a significant success,
marked by enthusiastic participation and valuable insights shared by Dr. Neeraj Yadav. The knowledge and
skills gained from this workshop will empower attendees to make meaningful contributions to their organi-
zations, drive transformative changes, and enhance their career prospects.
The Department of Mechanical Engineering extends its heartfelt congratulations to all participants and coor-
dinators for their dedication and effort in making this workshop a resounding success.
Let us continue to leverage our newfound expertise to enhance efficiency, optimize processes, and contribute
positively to society.

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 PLACEMENT ACTIVITIES 2023-24

Various reputed companies visited our JECRC University for placement drives and Nos of
students out of eligible final year students were selected for placement in those companies. List
is as follows:

Sl. Enrolment Name of Company Package Com- Package Com- Package

No. No. Student 1 INR Per pany 2 INR Per pany 3 INR Per
Year Year Year
1 21BMEM010 RHYTHM ZS Associ- 2160000
AJMANI ates
2 20BMEN015 BIPLOVE Kognics 1000000 Movidu 700000
KUMAR Tech-
SINGH nolo-
gies
3 20BMEC007 VISHAL Honda car 730000 Movidu 700000 Victory 500000
BALCHAN- Tech- EV
DANI nolo-
gies
4 20BMEN013 ROHIT Movidu 700000 E Ox- 500000 JustDial 400000
BHARGAV Technolo- ygen
gies Auto-
motive
5 20BMEN012 DHRUV ACME- 600000 E Ox- 500000 Mini- 500000
LUHADIA Grade ygen malist
Auto-
motive
6 20BMEN001 NITHIN ASC Inter- 500000
NANDAN national
7 20BMEN007 YASH JAIN E Oxygen 500000
Automo-
tive
8 20BMEN014 NIKHIL Victory EV 500000
POONIA
9 20BMEN023 HIMAN- E Oxygen 500000
SHU Automo-
tive
10 20BMEN017 VIKASH Kohler 450000
CHOUD- Group
HARY
11 20BMEN022 NACHIKET Kohler 450000
SANKLA Group
12 20BEEN013 SHUBHAM Just Dial 400000 D2O 300000
MATHUR Power
Energy
13 20BMEN019 SURYANSH NTF India 240000
VISHNOI Pvt. Ltd.

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 INDUSTRIAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM 2023-24

As per our curriculum at JECRC University, all the Students of final year Mechanical Engineering (8th semes-
ter) has to go for Industrial Internship Training program for a full semester. Industrial internships Training is
the best way to bridge the gap between going to college and landing great job. Internships can help students to
develop his/her Industrial Engineering experience by learning the ropes from more experienced professionals.
Accordingly, all the students got selected for Internship in Reputed Organizations. After completion of Indus-
trial Internship training, the students have to go through evaluation process of their learning’s from the indus-
tries. Along with their Faculty Internship guide, Experts from different Industries are invited for evaluation
process. List of all the students undergone industrial training along with the name and address of Organization
is as mentioned below.

S.No Registration Students Company Company Address Paid/Un- Stipend if Paid

No. Name Name paid
20BMEC007 Vishal Bal- M/S Honda M/S Honda car India Paid 20000
chandani Car India Limited, Tapukara
ltd.Alwar Alwar ,Rajasthan
20BMEC008 Chirag M/S Pankaj M/S Pankaj Dhark- Paid 10000
Jain Dharkar ar & Associates ,
Associates Ahmedabad , Gujarat
20BMEN001 Nithin M/S Tata Tata Motors ,Bikaner Unpaid Nil
Nandan Motors
,Bikaner
20BMEN004 Uddhav M/S JawaYezdi service Paid 10000
Sharma JawaYezdi Yash Motors, Partap
service Yash nagar, Jaipur
Motors,
20BMEN005 Yash Jan- M/S Shyam M/S Shyam engineer- Paid 15000
gir engineering ing Works ,Neema
Works Ka Thana,Sikar(Raj)
20BMEN006 Moham- M/S Shyam M/S Shyam Honda Unpaid Nil
mad HONDA motors, Newai ,Tonk
Faizan motors, Rajasthan
Newai
,Tonk Ra-
jasthan
20BMEN007 Yash Jain Tata Motor Tata Motor &Tractors Unpaid Nil
&Tractors Ltd ,Old Industrial
Ltd Area ,Alwar ,Raj.
20BMEN009 Abhinav M/S… M/S…Swadesh Unpaid Nil
Dhamija Swadesh Dhamija and Asso-
Dhamija ciates
and Associ-
ates
20BMEN010 Udit M/S RCDF JAIPUR DAIRY Unpaid nil
Bahree ,JAIPUR,- PLANT , GANDHI-
Jaipur dairy NAGAR,JAIPUR
plant
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 Nipun Agro Engg
F2274,Ramchan-
Rohit
20BMEN013 drapura ,Industrial
Bhargav
Nipun Agro Area ,Sitapura,Jaipur
Engg Ltd 303905 Unpaid Nil
Design2Oc-
Shubham cupancy Design2Occupancy
20BMEC013
Mathur Services Services LLP,D2O
LLP road, viva city, jaipur 12000
M/S Minimalist
(uprising science
Dhruv Lu- pvt.ltd,F2109,
20BMEN012
hadia Riico,Ramchan-
M/S Mini- drapura,jai-
malist pur.9057536363 10000
M/S M/S Marudhara
Nikhil Marudhara Hundai service
20BMEN014
Poonia Hundai ser- centre,Chirawa,Jhun-
vice centre jhunnu Unpaid nil
Teleperfor- Teleperformance
Biplove
mance each each interaction
20BMEN015 Kumar
interaction watts IT Park Road
Singh
watts ,Sitapura ,Jaipur Paid 21000
Vikash M/S Kohler 701-702,Pentagon
20BMEN017 Choud- Power India Towers P5,Magagpat-
hary Ltd. ta city,Hadapsar,Pune Paid 20000
Regrip In- Regrip India Private
Suryansh
20BMEN019 dia Private Ltd,Sector 37 –I ,Gu- Un-
Vishnoi
Ltd rugram 122001 paid nil
Bhavya M/S HMT M/S HMT LTD
20BMEN021
Mathur LTD,Ajmer ,Ajmer,Rajasthan unpaid Nil
M/S Kohler 701-702,Pentagon
Nachiket
20BMEN022 Power India Towers P5,Magagpat-
Sankhla
Ltd. ta city,Hadapsar,Pune 20000
M/S Bucher
Himanshu
hydrau- M/S Bucher hydrau-
20BMEN023 Chaud-
lics,Gur- lics,Plot 6/sec 5,IMT
hary
gram Maneser,Gurgram 15000
M/S Shyam
Honda mo-
Mohit
20BMEL011 tors, Newai M/S Shyam motors,
Nagarwal
,Tonk Ra- Jhilai road ,Newai
jasthan ,Tonk Rajasthan unpaid Nil
ZS Associates India
Rhythm
20BMEM010 M/S ZS AS- Private Ltd, Nagavara
Ajmani
SOCIATES , Banglore 43000

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 SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

Courses and Intake details offered (2023-24):

Annual Number of
Course offered Intake Applications Boys Girls Total
B Tech-Electronics and Com-
munication Engineering 60 55 39 3 42
M.Tech-Communication 1
Systems 18
M.Tech-VLSI and Embedded 2
Systems 18
PhD

Faculty and Staff:

Position Sanctioned Working On leave

Teaching:-

Professors 3
Associate Professors 1
Assistant Professors 5 1

Total 9 1
Non Teaching (Lab Tech)
4

Prof. (Dr.) Dinesh Sethi

Designation: Professor & HOD
Qualification :Ph.D (ECE),M.Tech (DC), B.E (ECE)
Email:[email protected] , [email protected]
Research Area : Microstrip UWB Antennas
Publication :- International Journals: 33, Conferences: 10, Books: 6
Patents :-05

Prof. (Dr.) K.M. Singh

Designation: Professor and COE
Qualification: Ph.D. in Nanotechnology from Jadavpur University,
Kolkata 2011. B. Tech. in Electronics Engg. from HBTI, Kanpur in
1999.
Email :[email protected]
Research Area : Nanotechnology, image and video processing,
signal processing, solar cell and embedded system
Publication :Conferences: 16, Published Journals: 10

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 (Retd.) Major General Tapan Kumar Das
Designation: Professor
Qualification: B.Tech(Telecommunication & IT), ME(Communica-
tion Engineering), PG Diploma in International Business.
Email :[email protected]
Research Area: Mobile Adhoc communications, SDR, Electronic
warfare.

Ms. Abhilasha
Designation:Assistant Professor-II
Qualification:M.Tech (VLSI Design), B.Tech (Electronics and Com-
munication).
Email :[email protected]
Research Area :Low Power VLSI, Sub-threshold region, Digital
VLSI.
Publication : International Journals”5 International Conferences”-
2Published book” 1 (by LAP, Germany)

Dr. Rahul Jain

Designation:Assistant Professor I
Qualification:B.Tech(ECE), M.Tech (ECE), Ph.D
Email :[email protected]
Research Area: Nano materials, Embedded Systems, Wireless com-
munication.
Publication :-7

Mr.Pratik M
Designation: Assistant Professor II
Qualification: :M.Tech (VLSI Design and Testing), B.E (ECE).
Email : [email protected]
Research Area : Low power VLSI, Standard Cell Library Design

Ms. Divya Mathur

Designation:Assistant Professor I
Qualification:B.Tech(EE), M.Tech (Power System)
Email :[email protected]
Research Area: Power System
Publications:2

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Dr. Vaibhav Jain
Designation: Associate Professor
Qualification : B.Tech (EE), M.Tech, PhD
Email :[email protected]
Research Area : Demand Response,Smart Grid
Publication : 16 Research papers in Referred Journals

Ms. Sarita
Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Qualification : B.Tech (EE), M.Tech,(EEE)
Email :[email protected]
Research Area : Artificial intelligence, electric vehicle, optimization
Publication : 05 scopus indexed
Books: 03
Patent : 06

Ph.Ds Awarded/ Ongoing:

Name Name of Date of Ad- Date of DRC Topic

Guide mission

1 Gaurav Dr. Dinesh 17.03.2021 04.12.2021 ADVANCEMENT AND IMPLE-

Choud- Sethi MENTATION OF IMAGE FUSION
hary SCHEME UNDER MULTI SCALE
DECOMPOSITION THROUGH
SIMULATION
2 Rupayali Dr. Dinesh 15/06/2019 21.08.2020 Implementation of Spectrum sensing
Swaroop Sethi techniques in advanced waveforms
in 5G communication system
3 Devesh Dr. Dinesh 15/06/2019 01.07.2020 A Novel Implementation and feature
Gupta Sethi extraction of LULC pattern using
Geographic information system and
Remote sensing datasets through
Artificial Intelligence
4 Khushbu Dr. Rahul 15/06/2019 20/07/2020 Design and Simulation of Ultra-wide
Meena jain Band Transceiver for Medical and
Military Applications
5 Manju Dr. Rahul 15/06/2019 20/07/2020 An Implementation of Deep Learn-
Mathur jain ing Techniques for Fruit Spoilage
Detection and Grading Using Digital
Image Processing
6 Ira Joshi Dr. Nishant 15/06/2019 20/07/2020 Design of Wearable Microstrip An-
Gaur tenna for Medical Applications

7 Gaurav Dr. Abhila- 15/06/2019 A Novel Deep Learning System for

Kumar sha Effective Gender Recognition using
Voice Data

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8 Urooj Dr. Dinesh 15/06/2019 01.07.2020 Optimizing Energy Efficiency of
Sultana Sethi Wireless Sensor Network Through
Machine Learning Algorithms
9 Pooja Jha Dr. Vaibhav 15/06/2019 02.02.2024 An Improved Optimization Assisted
Jain Deep Neural Network For MPPT Of
Photovoltaic Panels
Uttam An Adaptive Neural Fuzzy Interface System Based
Dr. Dinesh
10 Kumar 2020 13.12.2021 Controller Design for Harmonics Minimization in
Sethi IOT Devices
Gupta

Pravin S Dr. Vaibhav

11 2021
Khade Jain

NOVEL CCCII/CDTA BASED TOPOLIGIES USING

12 Ritambhara Dr. Abhilasha 2018 23/11/2019 MOSFETs/CNTFETs/FinFETS.

Pathare
Dr. Dinesh Design of a Cost Effective Net Metering Unit for
13 Akshay 2020 21.08.2021
Sethi measuring Residential Usage using Internet of Things
Ashok

Dr. Rahul
14 Ritu Thanvi 2021
Jain

Gaurav INTERNET OF THINGS (IOT) BASED ADVANCED

Dr. Dinesh
15 Kumar 15/06/2019 METERING INFRASTRUCTURE WITH MODBUS
Sethi FOR SMART GRID
Sharma

Vijay Dr. Vaibhav An Advanced Ultracapacitor SOC Concept to Increase

16 2021 18.03.21
Kumar Jain Battery Life Span of Electric Vehicles

Development of Cluster Based Approach for Electrical

Sonali Dr. Vaibhav
17 2021 11.04.2022 Vehicles & Smart Charging Impacts on Distribution
Chadha Jain Sector

Dr. Dinesh
18 Sarita 2024 NA Course work is going on
Sethi

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Publications (01 Jan 2023 to 31 Dec 2023)

1. Conference /Seminar/Workshops Attended/Journal paper published

S No Authors Title Year Source title Source

1 Dinesh Sethi, Mathematical modeling 2023 Artificial Intelligence Scopus

Gaurav Choud- and simulation of multi‑fo- Review
hary cus image https://doi.org/10.1007/
fusion techniques using the s10462-023-10487-3
effect of image enhance-
ment
criteria: a systematic review
and performance evalua-
tion

2 Dinesh Sethi, Ut- Soft Computing Supervised W&E Journal(Energy Scopus

tam kumar Gupta Smart Energy-Efficient Section)
Harmonic current com-
pensation using Internet of
things
3 Farooq U., Baig Prototyping using 2023 Microprocessors and Scopus
I., Bhatti M.K., multi-FPGA platform: A Microsystems
Mehrez H., Kumar novel and complete flow
A., Gupta M.
4 Kumar A., Ven- Analysis of Hybrid Spec- 2023 Electronics (Switzer- Scopus
katesh J., Gaur N., trum Sensing for 5G and land)
Alsharif M.H., 6G Waveforms
Jahid A., Raju K.
5 Musala S., Sravani Miller Decoder for UHF 2023 Lecture Notes in Net- Scopus
K.L., Ravariu C., and SHF RFID Application works and Systems
Srinivasulu A.
6 Mundra R., Srini- Real Time Driver Alertness 2023 Lecture Notes in Net- Scopus
vasulu A., Ravariu System Based on Eye As- works and Systems
C., Bhargav A., pect Ratio and Head Pose
Musala S. Estimation
7 Singh S., Rawat Hybrid Models for Breast 2023 Computers, Materials Scopus
S.S., Gupta M., Cancer Detection via and Continua
Tripathi B.K., Al- Transfer Learning Tech-
anzi F., Majumdar nique
A., Khuwuthya-
korn P., Thinnu-
kool O.

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8 Singh S., Rawat Deep Attention Network 2023 Computers, Materials Scopus
S.S., Gupta M., for Pneumonia Detection and Continua
Tripathi B.K., Al- Using Chest X-Ray Images
anzi F., Majumdar
A., Khuwuthya-
korn P., Thinnu-
kool O.
9 Farooq U., Baig Prototyping using 2023 Microprocessors and Scopus
I., Bhatti M.K., multi-FPGA platform: A Microsystems
Mehrez H., Kumar novel and complete flow
A., Gupta M.

2. Patent published/filed/awarded
Sl. Patent Sta- Inventor/s Title of the Patent Here, attach source of proof i.e.
No. Applica- tus of Name Patent Published URL/website links, etc.
tion No. Patent Date /
(Pub- Grant-
lished ed Date
/ (DD/
Grant- MM/
ed) YYYY)
1 Akten- Grant- Dr. Dinesh System zur 14.08.2024 https://register.dpma.de/DPMAregis-
zeichen ed Sethi Mr. Entwicklung ter/pat/register?AKZ=2020241041313
DE: 20 Gaurav eines Fusion-
2024 104 Choud- srahmens auf
hary der Grundlage
der Hil-
bert-Schwi-
ngungszer-
legung für
multifokale
und Multisen-
sor-Bilder
2 Pub- Dr. Dinesh CONTAINER 06/01/2023 http://ipindia.gov.in/writereaddata/
lished Sethi HOLDING Portal/IPOJournal/1_4901_1/Part-1.
ASSISTIVE pdf
DEVICE FOR
PARTIALLY
DISABLED
PERSON

EVENTS:
International Conference (AIAMMS-2023)

1st International Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Advanced Materials, and Mechatronics Systems
(AIAMMS-2023)

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(NOVEMBER 3-4, 2023)

A REPORT

Organized by:
School of Engineering and Technology, JECRC University, Jaipur, India
Departments- ECE, Mech,Civil &CSE

Venue:
JECRC University, Plot No. IS-2036 to IS-2039, Ramchandrapura Industrial Area, Vidhani, Sitapura
Extension, Jaipur-303905, India

Details:
244 #presentations and #talks from 13 countries worldwide
22 #keynotespeakers from 11 countries
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 School of Engineering
Department of Civil Engineering
Introduction
The Civil Engineering Department was established in 2012.The Department offers high quality teaching and research at
UG, PG and PhD levels. Civil Engineering is known to be the oldest engineering discipline since the dawn of human civ-
ilization. From caves to skyscrapers, roadways to sophisticated railways and high-speed expressways; Civil Engineering
is ubiquitous. Civil engineering has evolved from humble huts to soaring multi-story buildings, massive dams, huge sta-
diums, complex transportation systems, etc. It involves planning, designing and executing infrastructural development
works. The demand for well-qualified civil engineers has increased many folds owing to the socio- economic develop-
ment and growing needs and aspirations of the masses.
The Department of Civil Engineering in JECRC University caters to the growing need of skilled and knowledgeable
Civil Engineers for the infrastructure and real estate industry. The Bachelor of Technology program at the Department
of Civil Engineering provides sound theoretical and practical knowledge to the aspiring civil engineers. The courses are
designed to offer in-depth technical know-how, field experience, industry exposure and inculcate scientific thinking. The
students are trained to think creatively, innovate and are encouraged to work on solutions of present- day problems faced
by the society. Fully Flexible Credit System employed at the University helps to provide a wide spectrum of choices to
the students.
We focus on both practical and theoretical depth of knowledge. We strive on developing skill sets of students so that they
can become promising engineers in future. We believe that this approach to teaching-learning, coupled with practical
experience gained during industrial visits and training in reputed organizations, equips our students to handle the chal-
lenges posed by the industry. Our aim is to produce proficient technocrats whose skills, innovative ideas and accuracy of
knowledge can lead them to the path of success.
Sanctioned Intake (UG & PG) as in Academic Year 2023-24

S.NO Programme Annual Number of Boys Girls Total

Intake Applicants
1. Ph.D. 8 0 0 0 0

2. M.Tech Structural Engg. 18 4 4 0 4

3. M.Tech Environmental Engg. 18 1 1 0 1

4. M.Tech Transportation Engg. 18 0 0 0 0

5. M.Tech Construction Engg. & 18 0 0 0 0

Management
6. B.Tech Civil Engg. 60 29 28 1 29

Faculty & Staff:

Faculty Designa- Date of First Date Highest NET/ Research Research Re-
Name tion Joining the of Joining Qualifi- JRF/ Publica- Publica- search
Present the Uni- cation SLET tions in tions in Publica-
Position versity Scopus/ UGC Care tions in
WOS Journals Confer-
Indexed ences
Journals (Full
Paper
Only)
Mr. An- Assistant 15-12-2015 15-12-2015 M.Tech No 01 01 -
irudh Profes-
Sharma sor-II

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Mr. Suresh Assistant 15-12-2015 15-12-2015 M.Tech No - 01 -
Kumar Profes-
Choudhary sor-II
Dr. Ram Assistant 01-05-2022 15-12-2015 Ph.D. No 02 - -
Vilas Mee- Professor-I
na
Mr. Assistant 15-12-2015 15-12-2015 M.Tech No 01 01 -
Sabhilesh Profes-
Singh sor-II
Mr. Sid- Assistant 01-05-2022 24-07-2017 M.Tech No - - -
darth Professor-I
Sharma
Dr. Chhavi Assistant 01-05-2022 01-09-2018 Ph.D. No - - -
Solanki Professor-I
Prof. Vivek Professor 10-07-2019 10-07-2019 Ing, No 01 - -
Anand Ph.D.
Mr. Ankit Assistant 01-09-2021 04-08-2019 M.Tech No 01 - -
Singh Profes-
Jadon sor-II
Mr. Ankit Assistant 10-04-2021 10-04-2021 M.Tech No 01 - -
Singh Beni- Profes-
wal sor-II
Mr. Ghan- Assistant 10-08-2022 10-08-2022 M.Tech No - - -
shyam Professor-I
Gupta
Faculty Profile:

Prof. Vivek Anand (Ing, Ph.D.)-BITS Pilani Alumnus FIE, AMA-

SCE, MIWWA, MIPHE, MISTE
Designation: Dean Academics & Head
Department: Civil Engineering
Research Areas: Groundwater/Hydrology and Environment Area
of Interest: Construction Management, Contract Administra-
tion and Transportation
Experience:34(13yearsinternationalexperience)yearsincluding15
years field experience, 19 years academic administrationPubli-
cation:Book-1,Papers-4
Contact: [email protected]

Mr. Anirudh Sharma

Designation: Assistant professor-II
Department: Civil Engineering
Qualification: PhD (Pursuing), M.Tech (Structural Engineering),
B.Tech (Civil Engineering)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Strength of Concrete in Compression, Flexible and
Tension

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Mr. Suresh Kumar Choudhary
Designation: Assistant professor-II
Department: Civil Engineering
Qualification: PhD (Pursuing), M.Tech (Structural Engineering),
B.Tech (Civil Engineering)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Concrete
Experience: 10 Years

Mr. Sabhilesh Singh

Designation: Assistant professor-II
Department: Civil Engineering
Qualification: PhD (Pursuing), M.Tech (Structural Engineering),
B.Tech (Civil Engineering)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Concrete Technology, partially Replacement of
Marble Dust with Concrete pavements and Mortar
Publications: 01 (Conference)

Dr. Ram Vilas Meena

Designation: Assistant professor-I
Department: Civil Engineering
Qualification: Ph.D. from MNIT, M.Tech from MNIT
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Transportation Engineering, Waste Material use in
Concrete
Publications: 11 (Journals)

Mr. Siddarth Sharma

Designation: Assistant professor-I
Department: Civil Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech (Structural Engineering), B.Tech (Civil
Engineering)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Concrete Technology, Fiber reinforced Concrete
and Self Compacting Concrete
Publications: 06 (Seminar/Conference)
FDP/MOOC: 04

Dr. Chhavi Solanki

Designation: Assistant professor-I
Department: Civil Engineering
Qualification: Ph.D., M.Tech (Environmental Engineering) from
DTU (DCE) , B.Tech (Civil Engineering)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Groundwater Hydrology, Contamination due to
heavy metals, Geophysical logging for subsurface investigation.
Publications: International Conference: 01
International Journal: 05

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Mr. Ankit Singh Beniwal
Designation: Assistant professor-II
Department: Civil Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech (Transportation & Infrastructure Engineer-
ing) from IISc Bangalore, B.Tech (Civil Engineering) from MNIT
Jaipur
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Traffic Engineering, Engineering Materials
Publications: International Conference: 04
International Journal: 05
Mr. Ankit Singh
Designation: Assistant professor-II
Department: Civil Engineering
Qualification: Ph.D.(Pursuing) from JECRC University, Jaipur,
M.Tech (Environmental Engineering) from RTU kota, B.Tech
(Civil Engineering)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Environmental Engineering, Water Resource En-
gineering, GIS and Remote Sensing
Publications:
Mr. Ghanshyam Gupta
Designation: Assistant professor-I
Department: Civil Engineering
Qualification: M.Tech (Structural Engineering) from NIT-Hamir-
pur, B.Tech (Civil Engineering) from GEC-Jhalawar
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Linear and Non-Linear Analysis of Multi-Storey
Building Frames, Engineering Materials
Publications:
International Conference: 01
International Journal: 03
National Journals: 03

Publications in Academic Year 2023-24:

Conference/Seminar/Workshops Attended:
• Anirudh Sharma:- Attended Self Sponsored One Week Online Short-Term Course on “Sustainable And
Durable Green Concrete- Future and Applications” Organized by Department of Civil Engineering, Dr B
R Ambedkar National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar From 18-12-2023 to 22-012-2023.
• Ghanshyam Gupta:- Participated in Five Days (online) faculty Development Program on “Constructing
Tomorrow: Advancements in Construction Engineering & Structural Design” Conducted by Poornima
College of Engineering, Jaipur From 08-03-2024 to 13-03-2024.
• Ghanshyam Gupta:- Participated in Five Days (online) faculty Development Program cum Workshop on
“Innovation & Technology in Digital Pedagogy” Conducted by S. S. Jain Subodh Management Institute,
Jaipur From 20-05-2024 to 24-05-2024.
• Ghanshyam Gupta:- Participated in One Month (online) faculty Development Program on “Structural
Analysis & Design Using Staad Pro” Organised by Skill Dezire in Collaboration with AICTE.
• Dr. Ram Vilas Meena:- Attended Self Sponsored One Week Online Short-Term Course on “Sustainable
And Durable Green Concrete- Future and Applications” Organized by Department of Civil Engineering,
Dr B R Ambedkar National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar From 18-12-2023 to 22-012-2023.
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• Dr. Ram Vilas Meena:- Attended One Week Online Short Term Course on Self on “Sustainable Advance-
ment in Structural And Transportation Engineering” Organized by Department of Civil Engineering, Dr
B R Ambedkar National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar From 11-03-2024 to 15-03-2024.
• Dr. Ram Vilas Meena:- Attended One Self Sponsored One Week Online Short-Term Course on “Sustain-
able Innovative Solutions in Geotechnical Engineering: Technical Breakthroughs” Organized by Depart-
ment of Civil Engineering, Dr B R Ambedkar National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar From 13-05-2024
to 17-05-2024.
• Ankit Singh Beniwal:- Attended Self Sponsored One Week Online Short-Term Course on “Sustainable
And Durable Green Concrete- Future and Applications” Organized by Department of Civil Engineering,
Dr B R Ambedkar National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar From 18-12-2023 to 22-012-2023.
• Ankit Singh Beniwal:- Attended One Self Sponsored One Week Online Short-Term Course on “Sustainable
Innovative Solutions in Geotechnical Engineering: Technical Breakthroughs” Organized by Department
of Civil Engineering, Dr B R Ambedkar National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar From 13-05-2024 to
17-05-2024.
• Ankit Singh Beniwal:- Participated in Five Days (online) faculty Development Program cum Workshop on
“Innovation & Technology in Digital Pedagogy” Conducted by S. S. Jain Subodh Management Institute,
Jaipur From 20-05-2024 to 24-05-2024.
• Sabhilesh Singh:- Attended Self Sponsored One Week Online Short-Term Course on “Sustainable And
Durable Green Concrete- Future and Applications” Organized by Department of Civil Engineering, Dr B
R Ambedkar National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar From 18-12-2023 to 22-012-2023.
• Sabhilesh Singh:- Participated in Five Days (online) faculty Development Program on “Constructing To-
morrow: Advancements in Construction Engineering & Structural Design” Conducted by Poornima Col-
lege of Engineering, Jaipur From 08-03-2024 to 13-03-2024.
• Sabhilesh Singh:- Participated in Five Days (online) faculty Development Program cum Workshop on “In-
novation & Technology in Digital Pedagogy” Conducted by S. S. Jain Subodh Management Institute, Jaipur
From 20-05-2024 to 24-05-2024.
• Suresh Kumar Choudhary:- Participated in Five Days (online) faculty Development Program on “Con-
structing Tomorrow: Advancements in Construction Engineering & Structural Design” Conducted by
Poornima College of Engineering, Jaipur From 08-03-2024 to 13-03-2024.
• Suresh Kumar Choudhary:- Participated in Five Days (online) faculty Development Program cum Work-
shop on “Innovation & Technology in Digital Pedagogy” Conducted by S. S. Jain Subodh Management
Institute, Jaipur From 20-05-2024 to 24-05-2024.
• Siddarth Sharma:- Participated in Five Days (online) faculty Development Program on “Constructing
Tomorrow: Advancements in Construction Engineering & Structural Design” Conducted by Poornima
College of Engineering, Jaipur From 08-03-2024 to 13-03-2024.
• Siddarth Sharma:- Participated in Five Days (online) faculty Development Program cum Workshop on
“Innovation & Technology in Digital Pedagogy” Conducted by S. S. Jain Subodh Management Institute,
Jaipur From 20-05-2024 to 24-05-2024.
• Siddarth Sharma:- Participated in One Month (online) faculty Development Program on “Structural Anal-
ysis & Design Using Staad Pro” Organised by Skill Dezire in Collaboration with AICTE.
• Dr. Chhavi Solanki:- Attended Self Sponsored One Week Online Short-Term Course on “Sustainable And
Durable Green Concrete- Future and Applications” Organized by Department of Civil Engineering, Dr B
R Ambedkar National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar From 18-12-2023 to 22-012-2023.
• Dr. Chhavi Solanki:- Attended One Week Online Short Term Course on Self on “Sustainable Advancement
in Structural And Transportation Engineering” Organized by Department of Civil Engineering, Dr B R
Ambedkar National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar From 11-03-2024 to 15-03-2024.
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• Ankit Singh Jadon:- Attended Self Sponsored One Week Online Short-Term Course on “Sustainable And
Durable Green Concrete- Future and Applications” Organized by Department of Civil Engineering, Dr B
R Ambedkar National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar From 18-12-2023 to 22-012-2023.
• Ankit Singh Jadon:- Participated in Five Days (online) faculty Development Program on “Constructing
Tomorrow: Advancements in Construction Engineering & Structural Design” Conducted by Poornima
College of Engineering, Jaipur From 08-03-2024 to 13-03-2024.
Publication in Journals by faculty:
• Dr. Ramvilas Meena Published a paper entitled “Mechanical and Thermal Properties of Self- Compacting
Concrete Containing Dimensional Limestone Slurry Waste” in IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environ-
mental Science 1326 (2024) 012086.
• Dr. Ramvilas Meena Published a paper entitled “Performance Evaluation of Self-Compacting Concrete
Containing Ceramic Waste Tile Fine Aggregate in Aggressive Environments” in “Iranian Journal of Science
and Technology, Transportation of Civil Engineering”
• Ankit Singh Beniwal Published a paper entitled “Performance Evaluation of Self-Compacting Concrete
Containing Ceramic Waste Tile Fine Aggregate in Aggressive Environments” in “Iranian Journal of Science
and Technology, Transportation of Civil Engineering”
• Vivek Anand Published a paper entitled “Examining GIS Methodologies and their Diverse Applications in
Solid Waste Management” in “Journal of Survey in Fisheries”.
• Ankit Singh Published a paper entitled “Examining GIS Methodologies and their Diverse Applications in
Solid Waste Management” in “Journal of Survey in Fisheries”.
• Anirudh Sharma Published a paper entitled “Examining GIS Methodologies and their Diverse Applica-
tions in Solid Waste Management” in “Journal of Survey in Fisheries”.
• Suresh Kumar Choudhary Published a paper entitled “A Review on Use of Terrazyme as Bio-Enzyme for
the Stabilization of Soil Sub-Grade of Pavement” in “International Journal of All Research Education and
Scientific Methods (IJARESM)” ISSN: 2455-6211, Vol. 12, Issue 5, May-2024
• Anirudh Sharma Published a paper entitled “A Review on Use of Terrazyme as Bio-Enzyme for the Stabi-
lization of Soil Sub-Grade of Pavement” in “International Journal of All Research Education and Scientific
Methods (IJARESM)” ISSN: 2455-6211, Vol. 12, Issue 5, May-2024
• Sabhilesh Singh Published a paper entitled “A Review on Use of Terrazyme as Bio-Enzyme for the Stabili-
zation of Soil Sub-Grade of Pavement” in “International Journal of All Research Education and Scientific
Methods (IJARESM)” ISSN: 2455-6211, Vol. 12, Issue 5, May-2024
• Sabhilesh Singh Published a paper entitled “Dynamic Analysis of Irregular Steel Building with or Without
Diagrid Structure” in “International Journal of Innovative Research in Engineering and Management (IJI-
REM)” ISSN: 2350-0577, Vol. 10, Issue 5, October-2023.
• Sabhilesh Singh Published a paper entitled “Examining GIS Methodologies and their Diverse Applications
in Solid Waste Management” in “Journal of Survey in Fisheries”.

Departmental Event Reports

DEPARTMENTAL CLUB ACTIVITIES/ LECTURS/ WORKSHOPS BY INDUSTRY EXPERTS
INDUSTRIAL VISIT:- Landmark Material Testing and Research Laboratory Pvt.
Industrial Visit has been organized by Department of Civil Engineering on 25August, 2023, with collaboration
with Landmark Material Testing and Research Laboratory Pvt. Ltd Jaipur.
Er. Harsh Kumar Chittora (Technical Manager, Landmark Material Testing and Research Laboratory Pvt. Ltd)
discussed the various aspects and the importance of the Materials testing in construction industry and it’s
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preparation of soil stabilization with geo-grid, concrete and bitumen mixes. Dr. Anil Dixit managing director
of Landmark Material Testing and Research Laboratory Pvt. Ltd shear knowledge regarding career opportunity
in civil engineering construction industry. He also discussed the various roles and responsibilities of Engineer
in construction field. Er. Harsh Kumar Chittora also addressed to the queries of students. The faculties along
with students greatly participated in interactive talk with engineers available at laboratory; subject knowledge
was discussed in relation to the field requirements, product needs, characteristics and demand-supply chain of
materials. Mr. Ankit Singh Beniwal has evaluated working principle of material testing. Dr. Ram vilas Meena
explained different types of materials and their quality test which are required for preparation of concrete mix,
bitumen mix and soil stabilization.
The event was a great success with the participation of around 16 students from5thsemester, 2 faculty mem-
bers. The students and staff members showed their interest during the interactive visit.
Participants:

• Faculty members, Civil Engineering Department

• Students of 5thSemester

• Dr. Anil Dixit (Managing director of Landmark Material Testing and Research Laboratory Pvt. Ltd)

• Er. Harsh Kumar Chittora (Technical Manager, Landmark Material Testing and Research Laboratory
Pvt. Ltd)

1.

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INDUSTRIAL VISIT:- Road Construction Site Visit (Goner Road to STP plant road, Jaipur).
Industrial Visit has been organized by Department of Civil Engineering on 07May, 2024, with collaboration
with Paliwal Construction& Developers Plot No. E-17, 6-D Scheme, Engineers colony, New Sanganer Road
Jaipur.
Mr. Kamal Paliwal (Project Engineering) discussed the various aspects and the importance of the road con-
struction industry. He also discussed the various roles of engineer in road construction field. Mr. Kamal Pali-
wal also addressed to the queries of students. The faculties along with students greatly participated in interac-
tive talk with engineers available at construction site, subject knowledge was discussed in relation to the field
requirements, product needs, characteristics and demand-supply chain of materials. Mr. Ghanshayam Gupta,
Mr. Anirudh Sharma and Mr. Ankit Singh Beniwal have evaluated working principle of construction and
material testing. Dr. Ram Vilas Meena explained different types of materials and their quality test which are
required for preparation of WMM road, bitumen mix and soil stabilization.
The event was a great success with the participation of around 28 students from4th & 6thsemester, 4 faculty
members. The students and staff members showed their interest during the interactive visit.
Participants:

1. Faculty members, Civil Engineering Department

2. Students of 4th & 6thSemester

3. Project Engineer (Paliwal Construction& Developers)

2.

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DEPARTMENTAL EVENT:- Bridge-O-Mania
Description- To show the diversity in technical events this event focuses on Civil Engineering. It was all about
making a bridge using 150 ice-cream sticks. Participants have to follow the rules and dimensions given to make
a small bridge showing their creativity. Bridge will be tested on the basis of its E i.e., structural efficiency. E will
be declared the winner. E= Load supported in Kg/Mass of the bridge in kg. The bridge must not weight more
than 300gm. The span of bridge must be at least 45cm and at most 55cm in, 11cm in height and 12.5cm in
width, participant fail to maintain the dimension will be disqualified.

The event was started with the welcome note of students by Dr. Ram Vilas Meena, Assistant Professor Civil En-
gineering School of Engineering. The students were enthusiastic and asked several rule and regulation making
bridge. Mr. Sabhilesh Singh, Assistant Professor Civil Engineering clear all students doubt. Attendees gained
valuable insights and received certificates of attendance.

Participants:

1. Judges- Mr. Anirudh Sharma

2. Winners- Sahil Singh

3. Number of Participants- 7 teams

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 SCHOOL OF SCIENCES
Department of Biotechnology
Introduction
The Department of Biotechnology offers B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Biotechnology for three/four and two years,
respectively, as approved by the University Grant Commission. The department also provides the Ph.D. to
bright and enthusiastic students in the different biotechnology domains. The department offers fundamental
knowledge about Fermentation Technology, Tumour Genetics, Cell Technology, Advanced Biotechnology,
Plant Tissue Culture, Immunology, Bioinformatics, Molecular Systematics, Phylogenetic Analysis and Nano-
technology and various other application-based subjects in order to meet the research and industrial demand
etc.
This course enables students to apply their knowledge in their respective fields through a balanced blend of
practical and theoretical sessions. It has wide-ranging applications in technology, medicine, and engineering,
preparing students for diverse career paths. Additionally, students are well-positioned to pursue opportu-
nities in research and development. By enrolling in this course, students gain valuable skills and technical
expertise in biological sciences, equipping them for academic and professional success.
Sanctioned Intake (UG & PG) as in Academic Year 2023-24

S. No Program Name Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Total

Programme 1 B.Sc. Biotechnology 52 15 12 - 79
(Hons.)
Programme 2 8 4 - - 12
M.Sc. Biotechnology

Prof. (Dr.) Ekta Menghani

Designation: Professor and Head of Department
Department: Biotechnology
Qualification: Ph.D., M.Sc., FBS
Email: [email protected]
Research Areas: Indian Medicinal plants and their
Biopotential; Bioinformatics

Prof. (Dr.) Hardik Pathak

Designation: Professor
Department: Biotechnology
Qualification: M.Sc., Ph. D.
Email: [email protected]
Research Areas: Environmental biotechnology, Microbial technology

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Prof. (Dr.) Ruchi Seth
Designation: Professor and Dean Student Welfare and Dean IQAC
Department: Biotechnology
Qualification: M.Sc., Ph.D.
Email: [email protected] / [email protected]
Research Areas: Agriculture biotechnology,
Environmental biotechnology, Secondary metabolites,
Plant tissue culture

Dr. Nidhi Verma

Designation: Assistant Professor
ASRB-NET, UGC-NFO, CTEP-DBT, SERB-DST
Department: Biotechnology
Qualification: M.Sc., Ph.D.
Email: [email protected]
Research Areas: Bioinformatics, Microbial biofilms,
Anti-microbial resistance (AMR), Molecular cloning, and protein ex-
pression

Dr. Mamta Kumawat

Designation: Assistant Professor
Japan Science and Technology Awardee (JST-2023)
Department: Biotechnology
Qualification: M.Sc., Ph.D.
Email: [email protected]
Research Areas: Nanotechnology, Nano-biotechnology,
Material science, Nanomedicines and Nanotoxicity

Dr. Dheeraj Chitara

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Biotechnology
Qualification: M.Sc., Ph.D.
Email: [email protected]
Research Areas: Bioinformatics, Big Data, Cloud Computing,

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Dr. Khem Chand Saini
Designation: Assistant Professor
ASRB-NET, GATE-BT, CSIR-UGC-NET-JRF
Department: Biotechnology
Qualification: M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Email: ksaini523@gmail. com
Research Areas: Phycology, Molecular Systematics, Phylogeny,
DNA Barcoding, Algae Cultivation, Lichenology

Faculty Designa- Date of First Date Highest NET/ Re- Research Research
Name tion Join- of Joining Qualifi- JRF/ search Publica- Publica-
ing the the Uni- cation SLET Publica- tions in tions in
Present versity tions in UGC Care Confer-
Position Scopus/ Journals ences (Full
WOS Paper Only)
Indexed
Journals
Prof. Ekta Professor 1/07/19 24/07/13 PhD 39 23 25
Meng-
hani
Prof. Professor 24/07/13 PhD 38 - -
Hardik
Pathak
Prof. Ru- Professor 24/07/13 PhD 24 - -
chi Seth
Dr. Nidhi Assistant 1/08/22 1/08/22 PhD NET/ 4 - 2 Book
Verma Professor UGC- Chapters
NFO
Dr. Mam- Assistant 16/08/22 PhD 9 - -
ta Ku- Professor
mawat
Dr. Assistant 20/08/24 20/08/24 PhD GATE 9 1 9 Patents,
Dheeraj Professor 20 Book
Chitara Chapters
Dr. Khem Assistant 16/09/24 16/09/24 PhD NET/JRF 19 05+1Book -
Chand Professor
Saini

Departmental Events Reports

DEPARTMENTAL CLUB ACTIVITIES/LECTURES/WORKSHOPS BY INDUSTRY EXPERTS
The Department of Biotechnology organizes various activities focused on skill development, entrepreneurship,
research, and development. These events provide students with the opportunity to interact with experts from
various industries and renowned laboratories, who also guide students in hands-on experimentation. The skill
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development programs include activities such as Herbal Tie and Dye workshops, industrial visits, and more.
Highlights of these programs are regularly shared on the department’s social media page. Detailed information
about the programs is provided below

1. Name of Activity- Faculty Development Program in joint collaboration with R CAT on Microsoft Tools for
Effective Teaching and Learning Environment
The Department of Biotechnology, in collaboration with R-CAT, organized a Faculty Development Program
(FDP) on ‘Microsoft Tools for an Effective Teaching and Learning Environment’ from 10th July to 14th July
2023. The aim of this program was to equip faculty members with advanced digital tools to enhance teaching
methodologies, foster interactive learning, and streamline administrative tasks, ultimately improving the over-
all academic environment. The program also included hands-on training sessions on various Microsoft tools
designed to support virtual and hybrid learning models.
A significant outcome of this collaboration was the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) be-
tween the Department of Biotechnology and R-CAT, marking the beginning of a long-term partnership. This
MoU will facilitate further cooperation in research, skill development, and innovative educational practices,
benefiting both faculty and students.
Coordinator: Prof. Ruchi Seth

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2. Name of Activity- Industrial visit at Morarka Organic Food Limited, Jaipur, on 5th August 2023.
On 5/08/23, the Department of Biotechnology organized an industrial visit to Morarka Organic Food Limit-
ed in Jaipur. This visit provided students with a valuable opportunity to gain insights into organic food pro-
duction, sustainable farming practices, and the operational processes of a leading organic enterprise. During
the visit, students observed firsthand the integration of biotechnology in organic agriculture, from soil health
management to producing and packaging organic products. The experience enhanced their understanding of
the organic food industry and highlighted potential career pathways in sustainable agriculture and biotech-
nology.

3. Name of Activity- Invited talk by Industry Expert

On 26/07/23, the Department of Biotechnology organized an invited talk by Dr. Shamakant Badgujar, a
distinguished expert in the field. As part of Orientation 2023, Dr. Ishaan Ullah, an esteemed alumnus and
industry expert from Ayushraj Pvt. Ltd., Jaipur, delivered an engaging talk. His session focused on industry
applications of biotechnology and career opportunities, offering students a practical perspective on how their
academic knowledge translates into real-world industry demands.

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4. Name of Activity- Industrial Visit to Saras Jaipur Dairy New Plant
On 6/09/23, the Department of Biotechnology organized an industrial visit to the new Saras Jaipur Dairy
plant under the theme ‘Bridging the Gap: Modern Dairy Processing.’ This visit offered students a unique op-
portunity to explore the latest advancements in dairy processing technologies and the role of biotechnology
in enhancing production efficiency and product quality. Students gained firsthand experience in the oper-
ation of modern dairy machinery and the intricate processes involved in milk processing, packaging, and
quality control. The visit aimed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application,
providing valuable industry insights into modern dairy practices.

5. Name of Activity- Celebration of International Year of Millets (IYoM 2023) from 16th Oct to 19th Oct,
2023
The Department of Biotechnology, in collaboration with the Science Technology and Innovation Hub, JU,
under the auspices of the Ministry of Education and the SEED Division, Department of Science and Technol-
ogy, Government of India, celebrated the International Year of Millets (IYoM 2023) from 16th to 19th Octo-
ber 2023. This event was organized by the Faculty of Sciences with the aim of creating a cohesive learning en-
vironment and raising awareness about the significance of millets, particularly those cultivated in Rajasthan.
Through a series of interactive sessions, workshops, and discussions, the program emphasized the nutritional,
agricultural, and environmental benefits of millets, while also highlighting their role in sustainable food sys-
tems and climate resilience.

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6. Name of Activity- Hands-on Training on Preparation of Nanoparticles using Millets of Rajasthan
On 18/10/23, the Department of Biotechnology organized a Hands-on Training session on the Preparation
of Nanoparticles using Millets of Rajasthan. This practical workshop aimed to introduce students and faculty
to cutting-edge techniques in nanoparticle synthesis, utilizing the unique properties of Rajasthan’s millets.
Participants gained valuable experience in the interdisciplinary application of biotechnology and nanotech-
nology, exploring the potential of millets in innovative scientific research and product development. The
training also highlighted the sustainable and eco-friendly aspects of using agricultural resources in advanced
technological applications.
Resource Person: Dr. Mamta Kumawat

7. Name of Activity- Hands-on Training on Bioinformatics as tool for conservation of Genomics and Pro-
teomics of Millets
On 19/10/23, the Department of Biotechnology organized a Hands-on Training session on Bioinformatics
as a Tool for the Conservation of Genomics and Proteomics of Millets of Rajasthan. This workshop provided
participants with practical experience in using bioinformatics tools to analyze and conserve the genetic and
protein data of Rajasthan’s indigenous millets. The session aimed to equip students and faculty with the skills
to apply bioinformatics in the preservation and enhancement of millet biodiversity, fostering research on
their nutritional, agricultural, and ecological importance.
Resource Person: Dr. Nidhi Verma

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8. Name of Activity- Hosted International Intern
The Department of Biotechnology had the privilege of hosting International Intern Jonas Ranniger, a recip-
ient of the prestigious DAAD Fellowship, from 22nd August to 4th October 2023. His internship focused on
collaborative research and knowledge exchange, enriching both students and faculty through international
exposure and scientific engagement. Additionally, the department welcomed International IAESTE Intern
Ms. Mahsa Nasiri from Alzahra University, Iran, who will be interning from 21st October to 15th December
2023. These internships highlight the department’s commitment to fostering global academic partnerships
and providing students with cross-cultural learning experiences.

9. Name of Activity- National Science Day Celebration (2024)

On 28/02/24, the Departments of Biotechnology, Botany, and Zoology jointly celebrated National Science
Day with the ‘SCI-SCAPE’ series of events. The program featured a range of activities, including invited talks
by prominent scientists, a poster and model competition, and the distribution of prizes to outstanding par-
ticipants. These events provided students with an excellent platform to showcase their creativity and scientific
knowledge while fostering an environment of learning and innovation across multiple disciplines.

10. Name of Activity- Biofilms and MDRA Hands on Training

On 4/03/24, the Department of Biotechnology organized a Symposium on Biofilms and Multidrug-Resistant
Antibiotics (MDRA), accompanied by a Hands-on Training session. The symposium aimed to provide in-
depth knowledge on biofilm formation and the challenges posed by multidrug-resistant pathogens, address-
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ing critical issues in healthcare and biotechnology. Participants also engaged in practical training sessions,
where they learned advanced techniques for studying biofilms and strategies for combating antibiotic resis-
tance. This event fostered valuable skills and insights, equipping attendees to contribute to ongoing research
in microbial resistance.
Resource Person: Dr. Nidhi Verma

11. Name of Activity- Symposium and Hands on Training on Gas Chromatography Mass Spectroscopy
On 5/03/24, the Department of Biotechnology organized a Symposium and Hands-on Training on Gas
Chromatography-Mass Spectroscopy (GC-MS), led by Dr. Ishan Ullah Khan, Quality Manager at Ayushraj
Enterprises Pvt. Ltd., Jaipur. The session provided participants with a comprehensive understanding of GC-
MS technology, its applications in analytical chemistry, and its significance in quality control across indus-
tries. Dr. Khan’s expertise offered valuable insights into the practical uses of this advanced technique, and
the hands-on training allowed attendees to gain experience in operating GC-MS equipment and interpreting
results

12. International MOU

An International Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between the Department of Biotech-
nology, JECRC University, and the Institute of Organic Chemistry, Leibniz University, Hannover, Germany.
This MoU establishes a collaborative partnership aimed at fostering research collaboration, and facilitating
student and faculty exchange programs. The agreement is set to promote joint research initiatives, enhance
academic exchanges, and provide opportunities for students and faculty to engage in cross-border learning

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and development, thereby strengthening the academic and research ties between the two institutions.

13. International Visit

Dr. Mamta Kumawat from the Department of Biotechnology visited Japan from 11th to 23rd December 2023
to participate in advanced nano-biotechnology training, funded by the Japan Science and Technology Agen-
cy. The specialized training provided her with exposure to cutting-edge techniques and technologies in the
field, fostering international collaboration and enhancing research capabilities in nano-biotechnology.

14. Name of Activity- IISC BANGALORE Visit to attend a Workshop

M.Sc. Biotechnology students, along with Prof. Ekta Menghani, visited IISc Bangalore to attend a Workshop
on Cancer Biology and Stem Cell Culture from 30th to 31st March 2024. The workshop provided participants
with hands-on experience in advanced techniques related to cancer research and stem cell culture, offering
valuable insights into cutting-edge developments in these critical fields of biotechnology.

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15. Name of Activity- Workshop on Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis of Protein
On 13/0424, the Departments of Botany & Biotechnology organized a Workshop on Qualitative and Quan-
titative Analysis of Protein using SDS-PAGE, led by Mr. Sanjay Purohit, Founder, CEO, and Principal In-
vestigator of Proxima Biogenics Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi. The workshop provided participants with in-depth
knowledge of SDS-PAGE techniques for protein analysis, including hands-on training in both qualitative and
quantitative aspects. Mr. Purohit’s expertise offered valuable insights into the practical applications of these
techniques in biotechnology and research

16. Name of Activity- Brain storming session on How to write review/research papers in High Impact Jour-
nals
On 6/03/24, the Department of Biotechnology organized a Brainstorming Session on How to Write Review
and Research Papers for High-Impact Journals, led by Dr. Mamta Kumawat. The session provided partici-
pants with strategic insights into the writing process, including tips on structuring papers, selecting appro-
priate journals, and enhancing the scientific impact of their work. Dr. Kumawat’s guidance aimed to equip
researchers and students with the skills necessary to succeed in publishing in top-tier academic journals

17. Name of Activity- MOU between HRDC JODHPUR and JECRC UNIVERSITY.
Prof. Hardik Pathak played a key role in initiating the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between
HRDC Jodhpur and JECRC University. This MoU establishes a framework for academic collaboration,
allowing faculty members to participate in refresher courses, Faculty Development Programs (FDPs), and
short-term courses. The agreement aims to enhance professional development and foster continuous learning
among the faculty, strengthening academic standards and pedagogical skills.

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Students Placements
1. Tanisha Arya
Registration No: 22MBIN004
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Batch-2022-24): Trainee
in ECG: CHC Healthcare & Chemist at Ayushraj Ent. Pvt. Ltd.

2. Mahak Pamnani
Registration No: 21BBIN009
B.Sc. (H) Biotechnology (Batch-2021-24):
Product Specialist: Minimalist & Packaged
App Development Associate: Accenture.

3. Nandita Sharma
Registration No: 21BBIN004
B.Sc. (H) Biotechnology (Batch-2021-24):
Business Development Counsellor: Planet Spark.

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4. Khushboo Gupta
Registration No: 21BBIN001
B.Sc. (H) Biotechnology (Batch-2021-24):
Trainee in ECG: CHC Healthcare

5. Surbhi Bhardwaj
Registration No: 21BBIN013
B.Sc. (H) Biotechnology (Batch-2021-24):
Business Development Associate: Acmegrade

6. Kumar Aditya
Registration No: 21BBIN006
B.Sc. (H) Biotechnology (Batch-2021-24):
QC-Trainee: Asclepius Wellness Pvt. Ltd.

Internships
1. M.Sc. Biotechnology students are participating in an internship at MDSU, Ajmer, focusing on the toxicity
screening of potential Ayurvedic extracts.
a. Ritika Singhal (Registration No. 22MBIN002, Batch-2022-24
b. Tanisha Arya (Registration No. 22MBIN004, Batch-2022-24)
c. Swati Verma (Registration No. 22MBIN001, Batch-2022-24)
d. Shubhangi Sharma (Registration No. 22MBIN003, Batch-2022-24)

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2. Ms. Ishita Jadeja (Registration No. 23BBIN0012, Batch-2023-27), a B.Sc. Biotechnology student has suc-
cessfully completed her internship at Mangalam Hospital, Jaipur. Key takeaways from her experience include
in vitro fertilization and sterilization techniques.

3. Ms. Mehak (Registration No. 23BBIN0025, Batch-2023-27-), a B.Sc. Biotechnology student, successfully
completed her 21-day internship on the ‘Advanced Technical Module’ from January 8 to January 29, 2024,
under the guidance of Dr. Surbhi at the Mohali campus, earning an A+ grade.

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4. Ms. Surbhi Bhardwaj (Registration No. 21BBIN013, Batch-2021-24), B.Sc. Biotechnology- Internship at the
University of Rajasthan, Jaipur
5. Ms. Agrima Pandey (Registration No. 23BBIN0021, Batch-2023-27), B.Sc. Biotechnology- Internship at
Central Institute of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (CIMAP), Lucknow
6. Mr. Chitransh Sharma (Registration No. 23BBIN0044, Batch-2023-27), B.Sc. Biotechnology- Internship at
Jai Narain Vyas University (JNVU), Jodhpur
7. Mr. Pratham (Registration No. 23BBIN0019, Batch-2023-27), B.Sc. Biotechnology- Internship at Maharshi
Dayanand Saraswati University (MDSU), Ajmer
8. Ms. Eva Gogna (Registration No. 23BBIN0024, Batch-2023-27), B.Sc. Biotechnology- Internship at Manga-
lam Hospital Fertility Centre

Publications

Sr. Title of paper Name of the au- Department Name of Year of ISSN
No. thor/s of the teacher journal publication number
1. Inhibition and dis- Nidhi Verma, Shub- Department of J Biomol 2023 7391102
integration of Bacil- ham Srivastava, Biotechnology Struct
lus subtilis biofilm Ruchi Malik, Pankaj Dyn
with small molecule Goyal, Janmejay
inhibitors identi- Pandey
fied through virtual
screening for target-
ing TasA (28-261),
the major protein
component of ECM
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2. Ligand-based surface R. Singh, S.P. Srini- Department of OpenNa- 2023 100194
engineering of nano- vas, M Kumawat*, Biotechnology no
materials: Trends, Hemant Kumar
challenges, and bio- Daima
medical perspectives
3. Ethnomedicinal Ekta Menghani Department of Neuro- 2023 1303-5150
plants of Rajasthan: Biotechnology quantol-
An overview ogy
4. Functional aspects Lekhani Vyas, Nikita Department of South 2023 0254-6299
of miRNA in flower Ojha, Radha Sharma, Biotechnology African
development and Hardik Pathak, Jebi Journal of
flowering Sudan Botany
5 Pharmacological Ekta Menghani Department of CRC 2023 2223-7747
activities of Manilka- Biotechnology Press
ra hexandra (Roxb.) Taylor
dubard: A compre- and Fran-
hensive review cis

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 SCHOOL OF SCIENCES
Department of Botany
Introduction
The Botany Department is one of the strongest plant-focused departments in JECRC University with roots extending
back to the founding of JU in 2012. The departmental community consists of full-time faculty members, about 15 PhD
scholars making influential contributions to scientific discovery in the form of publications in the journal of Interna-
tional & National repute. The Department feels proud for producing 14 PhD students awarded with DOCTORATE
who are progressing in their careers in academia, industry, government and non-governmental organizations.
Department of Botany offers courses at Undergraduate, Postgraduate and Doctorate Program providing students with
sufficient knowledge in plant Sciences. The degree programs combine the teaching of core principles with hands-on
laboratory experience, preparing students for exciting careers in industry and academia.
The Department has designed a comprehensive curriculum on topics related to all aspects of Botany with an emphasis
on practical and hands on learning. The curriculum is a blend of the traditional and advanced knowledge in botany
which is updated regularly to keep up with the growing demands and the changing trends in academics and research
laboratories.
Sanctioned Intake (UG & PG) as in Academic Year Session 2023-2024

S. No Programme Name Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year4 Total

B.Sc 16 7 5 28
M.Sc - - - -
Ph.D 05 4 2 11
Total 21 11 07 39

Prof Widhi Dubey

Designation: Professor & Dean, Faculty of Sciences
Department: Botany
Qualification: M.Sc. (Bot.), PhD, F.B.S., F.S.A.B.
Email: [email protected] [email protected]
Research Area: Indian Medicinal Plants and their bio potentials wiz:
antimicrobial, antioxidant, anti-cancerous and as Natural Preserva-
tives. Green Synthesis of Nan particles for enhancing Plant growth and
efficiency,Plant pathology, Plant Nematology &Integrated Pest Manage-
ment, Pollen Allergy

Publication: ResearchPaper:59, Books:06Seminar/Conference: 69

Workshop: 16 Paper Presented:11 Life membership:07

Prof Sonali Pandey

Designation: Professor & Head,
Department: Botany
Qualification: M.Sc. (Bot.), PhD, F.B.S
Email: [email protected],
[email protected]
Research Area: Phytoremediation, Bio Indicators, Phycoremediation,
Bio fertilizers, Plant Pathogen Host interaction and their Bio control
Publication: Research Paper:58, Patent:01 Books:07,Book Chap-
ters:04Seminar/Conference:55 Paper Presented:11
Workshop attended: 17 FDP attended: 14Life membership: 07

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Faculty Name Designation Date of First Date of Highest NET/ JRF/
Join- Joining the Qualifica- SLET
ing the University tion
Present
Position

Prof Widhi Dubey Professor & Dean, School of 26/2/2021 24 July 2013 M.Sc Ph.D NA
Sciences
Prof Sonali Pandey Professor & Head, Botany 1 24 July 2013 M. Sc Ph.D NA
Sept2019

Ph.Ds Awarded/ Ongoing:

Awarded: 14Pursuing:15

Name of the Guide Date of Registra- Date of Topic

scholar tion Award
Pradeep Jha Prof Widhi Dubey Sept 2021 Awarded Design of Machine Learning classifica-
tion Algorithm using Image Processing
For Detection of Vegetable crop disease
Arushi Saxe- Prof Sonali Pandey June 2021 Pursuing A comparative evaluation of control
na measures of Peronospora plantaginis
against Isabgol.
Aditi Agar- Prof Widhi Dubey 2020 Pursuing Genetic Diversity, standardization,
wal soil analysis & Survey of Beutea mono-
sperma from different agro ecological
regions of Rajasthan
Jyoti Saini Prof Sonali Pandey Sept.2019 Pursuing Microalgal Diversity and it’s applica-
tion in Bioremediation of Sambhar Salt
Lake.
Namrata Prof Sonali Pandey 28 Sept 2020 Pursuing “Estimation of Phytoremedial capabil-
Jaudaun ity of some Ornamental Plants against
water and soil pollution in selected sites
of Dravyavati river, Jaipur, Rajasthan
Rajshri Prof Widhi Dubey December 2019 Pursuing Pharmacognostical,Phytochemical
Nagar &Pharmacological investigation for
anticancer effect of plant seed extract
Sanjay Puro- Prof Widhi Dubey Aug 2022 Pursuing Identification & Characterization of
hit Phytochemicals regarding their Inhibi-
tory Potential for the Key regulators of
Cancerous cells using Computational
Biology Approaches
Mahima Jain Prof Sonali Pandey Sept 2023 Pursuing Screening & Production of Sustainable
Value added Material from Agricultural
Residues.

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Manoj Ku- Prof Sonali Pandey Sept 2023 Pursuing Role of Mixed Cropping of Wheat with
mar weeds as a Phytoremediator in Hanu-
mangarh Region

Deepa Pan- Prof Widhi Dubey Oct 2023 Pursuing To analyse the impact of Zn and Cu
dey nanoparticles through green synthesis
on Okra.
Varsha Gaur Prof Widhi Dubey Nov 2023 Pursuing Green Synthesis and characterization of
Zn oxide and Iron Nanoparticles using
various Plants and Evaluation of their
Biological Potential.
Reshma Prof Widhi Dubey Nov 2023 Pursuing Nano encapsulation of selected dry-
Kapoor fruits with green Nanoparticles for
enhancing their shelf life.
Bhupesh K Prof Sonali Pandey June 2024 Pursuing Synthesis and Screening of Plant Orig-
Nanhe inated Nanoparticle For Rapid Pesti-
cide Detection on Spinach (SPINACIA
OLERACEA L.

Vaishnavi Prof Sonali Pandey Ph. D

Thakre Course
work
completed
working on
protocol

Publications (International & National Journals)

• Namarata Jadaun & Sonali Pandey (2024) Effect of polluted soil combination with wheat husk on the aerial
growth of Cosmos bipinnatus plants in pot trials. African Journal of Biological Sciences Vol.6(12) https://
doi.org/10.48047/AFJBS.6.12.2024.232-239(Scopus Indexed)
• Jyoti Saini & Sonali Pandey (2024) Effects of seasonal dynamics on Microalgal diversity at Sambhar
Lake, India African Journal of Biological Sciences 6(5) Pg.No. 10216-10225 ISSN: 2663-2187 https://doi.
org/10.48047/AFJBS.6.5.2024. 10216-10225 (Scopus)
• Jha. P., Dembla, D.Dubey. W (2023)”Deep learning models for enhancing potato leaf disease prediction:
Implementation of transfer learning-based stacking ensemble model” Journal: Multimedia Tools Applica-
tion Journal (2023) DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s11042-023-16993-4..( Scopus Indexed)
• Jha. P., Dembla, D.Dubey. W (2024)Implementation of Transfer Learning Based Ensemble Model using
Image Processing for Detection of Potato and Bell Pepper Leaf Diseases. “Journal: International Journal of
Intelligent Systems and Applications in Engineering, 12(8s), 69-80.(Scopus Indexed)
• Jha. P.,Dembla, D. Dubey.,W (2024)Implementation of Machine Learning Classification Algorithm based
on Ensemble Learning for Detection of Vegetable Crops Disease.” Journal: International Journal of Ad-
vanced Computer Science and Applications (IJACSA) - Volume 15 No 1, January 2024 (Scopus Indexed)

Conference /Seminar/Workshops Attended

• Completed “NEP Orientation & Sensitization Programme” organised by UGC-MMTTC, Jawaharlal Nehru
University, New Delhi from 11th December - 20th December2023.
• Completion of Entrepreneurship & Industry Ready Program on Interior Landscaping in online mode of-
fered by Institute for Industrial Development, incubator under PPP Mode with MSME, Govt of India in

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 May2024.Completion of Entrepreneurship & Industry Ready Program on Biomass Briquettes in online
mode offered by Institute for Industrial Development, incubator under PPP Mode with MSME, Govt of
India in May2024.
• Attended and presented paper in International Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Advanced Materials,
& Mechatronics Systems (AIAMMS 2023), held on 03rd and 04th November 2023, at School of Engineer-
ing and Technology, JECRC University, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India.
• Attended International Conference titled “Advances in Chemical and Applied Sciences for Sustainable De-
velopment (ACASSD-2024)” on March 29 & 30th, 2024 hosted by Department of Chemistry, JECRC
University, Jaipur, Rajasthan.
• Attended the World I.P Day Webinar 2024 Event organised by Turnip Innovations supported by Qual-
comm on the theme Intellectual Property and SDGs on 26th April, 2024.
• Completed the FDP on “NEP 2020 Orientation & Sensitization Programme” under UGC-MMTTC, or-
ganised by Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Centre, Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar, Punjab from
3.06.2024 to 11.06.2024.

Seminar/Conference/Workshop Organized

The Department of Biotechnology, Botany & Zoology celebrated National Science Day on 28 Feb2024.
The theme for National Science Day 2024 was “Indigenous Technologies for Viksit Bharat”. This theme under-
scores the critical role of Science and Technology in emphasizing the importance of science in making India
“Atmanirbhar” & emphasizing the commitment of Indian Scientists for innovation and Self Reliance in Science
and Technology for addressing contemporary challenges. The students from P.G and U.G participated in the
event. Keeping the Theme of National Science Day the activities were conducted viz. 1. Poster making Com-
petition2. Working Model Competition and the expert lectures from the guest namely (1. Dr Urvashi Vijay
Research Scientist-C, MDRU, SMS Medical College, Jaipur & 2.Dr Pushpendra Saraswat, Mahatma Gandhi
Hospital).

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A Workshop on Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis of Protein using SDS PAGE was organized by Depart-
ment of Botany & Biotechnology on 13th April, 2024.Resource Person: Mr. Sanjay Purohit, Founder, CEO and
Principal Investigator Proxima Biogenics Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi delivered the practical hands on demonstration
of the procedure which was benefited by undergraduate, post graduate and Research Scholars of School of
Sciences.

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 School of Science
Department of Mathematics
Introduction
Mathematics, hailed as the “Queen of Sciences” by Carl Fredrich Gauss, dreaded by many and loved by an
equal number, has progressed rapidly since the beginning of recorded history. Mathematics embodies the spirit
of the liberal arts: mathematics is an art, a pure science, a language and an analytical tool for the natural and
social sciences, a means of exploring philosophical questions, and a beautiful edifice that is a tribute to human
creativity.
At JECRC University, Department of Mathematics was set up in 2012. Abstraction and applications rooted in
quantitative reasoning sustain all its activities.
The Department of Mathematics keeps pace with the advances in technology, by providing all the students
with separate and state-of-the art facilities. The Department of Mathematics comprises of highly qualified and
research oriented faculty members. The faculties of the department have published research papers in various
national and international journals of repute with high impact factor.
The Department keeps in pace with the advances in technology, by providing its students with separate and
state of- the-art computer facilities for all the students. The students gain knowledge of various new areas of
research using the free internet facilities made available in their labs. The students get the opportunity of at-
tending seminars and invited lectures addressed by eminent mathematicians, faculty members from IIT, pro-
fessors from other institutes and speakers from other areas of interest. Several eminent mathematicians visit
the Department from time to time and collaborate with the faculty members of the Department.
The Department regularly organizes national and international conferences, FDP’s, seminars and lectures. The
students get the opportunity to attend seminars and lectures from new areas of interest addressed by eminent
mathematicians, faculty members from IIT and from other institutes around the globe. Several eminent math-
ematicians visit the Department from time-to- time and collaborate with the faculty members of the Depart-
ment. The students gain knowledge of various new areas of research using internet facilities made available in
their labs. The Department has an active Mathematics Club which regularly organizes quizzes, debates and
other fun learning Mathematical activities. The Department of Mathematics offer a variety of undergraduate
programs, postgraduate program as well as a doctoral research program in different branches of Pure and
Applied Mathematics for highly motivated students looking to pursue an academic or industrial career in
Mathematics.

Sanctioned Intake (PG) as in Academic Year 2023-24

S. No Programme Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Total

Name
Programme 1 20 20 - - - 40
M.Sc. (Math-
ematics)

Programme 62 - - - - 62
2 Ph. D.
(Mathemat-
ics)

Total 82 20 - - 102

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Faculty Profile

Prof. (Dr.) Jagdev Singh

Designation: Professor & HOD
Department: Mathematics
Qualification: Ph.D., M.Phil., M.Sc., B.Sc.
Email: [email protected], [email protected]
Research Area: Fractional Calculus, Mathematical Modelling, Fractional Differ-
ential Equations, Special Functions, Numerical Methods

Dr. Seema Tinker

Designation: Professor
Department: Mathematics
Qualification: Ph.D., M.Sc., B.Sc.
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Fluid dynamics, Machine Learning, Relativity, cosmology

Dr. Monika Jain

Designation: Associate Professor
Department: Mathematics
Qualification: M. Sc. ,M.Phil, Ph.D. (Mathematics)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Special Functions,Fractional Calculus, Mathematical Modelling

Dr. Smita Jain

Designation: Associate Professor
Department: Mathematics
Qualification: Ph.D. (Statistics), M. Sc. (Statistics)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Data Analysis by Statistical Mehods

Dr. Pradip Kumar Gaur

Designation: Associate Professor
Department: Mathematics
Qualification: M. Sc. Ph. D. (Mathematics)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Fluid Dynamics

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Dr. Vishwas Deep Joshi
Designation: Associate Professor
Department: Mathematics
Qualification: M. Sc. Ph. D. (Mathematics)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Operation Research

Dr. Abhishek Neemawat

Designation: Associate Professor
Department: Mathematics
Qualification: M. Sc., M. Phil., Ph. D. (Mathematics)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Fluid Dynamics

Dr. Gauri Shankar Paliwal

Designation: Assistant Professor-I
Department: Mathematics
Qualification: M. Sc. Ph. D. (Mathematics)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Geometric Function Theory

Dr. Beena Bundela

Designation: Assistant Professor-I
Department: Mathematics
Qualification: Ph. D., M. Phil., M. Sc.
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Special Functions, Integral Calculus and Fractional Calculus.

Dr. Om Prakash
Designation: Assistant Professor-I
Department: Mathematics
Qualification: M. Sc. Ph. D. (Pursuing from IIT (ISM) Dhanbad)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Fluid Dynamics (Nanofluid)

Dr. Dinesh Kumar Yadav

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Mathematics
Qualification: Ph.D., M.Sc., B.Sc.
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Mathematical Modelling, Mathematical Modeling in Ecolo-
gy,Ordinary Differential Equations, Numerical Methods.

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Dr. Ram Chandra
Designation: Assistant Professor-I
Department: Mathematics
Qualification: Ph.D.
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Applied Mathematics

Dr. Vinod Jangid

Designation: Assistant Professor-I
Department: Mathematics
Qualification: Ph.D., M.Phil., M.Sc., B.Sc.
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Operations Research, Fuzzy Game Theory

Dr. Sapna Tyagi

Designation: Assistant Professor I
Department: Mathematics
Qualification: Ph.D., M.Sc., B.Sc.
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Fractional Calculus, Special Functions

Dr. Rachana Saini

Designation: Assistant Professor-I
Department: Mathematics
Qualification: Ph.D., M.Sc., B.Sc.
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Operations Research

Rakesh Kumar
Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Mathematics
Qualification: Ph.D. (Thesis submitted), M.Sc., B.Sc.
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Analysis, Mathematical Modelling, Scientific Computing, Per-
turbation Theory, and Mathematical Physics

Mr. Rakesh Saini

Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Department: Mathematics
Qualification: M. Sc. (Mathematics), Ph. D. (Pursuing)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Fractional calculus

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Ms. Arpita Gupta
Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Department: Mathematics
Qualification: M. Sc., Ph. D. (Pursuing)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Fractional Calculus

Abhishek
Designation: Assistant Professor - II
Department: Mathematics
Qualification: NET, M.Sc., B.Sc.
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: NA

Monika Yadav
Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Department: Mathematics
Qualification: NET, M.Sc., B.Sc.
Email: [email protected]

Faculty Designa- Date of First Date Highest NET/ Research Research Re-
Name tion Join- of Joining Qualifica- JRF/ Publica- Publi- search
ing the the Uni- tion SLET tions in cations Pub-
Present versity Scopus/ in UGC lica-
Position WOS Care tions
Indexed Journals in
Journals Con-
fer-
ences
(Full
Paper
Only)
Prof. Professor 1-7-2019 5-7-2016 Postdoctoral NA 22 NIL NIL
(Dr.) Fellowship
Jagdev
Singh
Dr. Professor 1-5-2022 13/07/2013 Ph. D. NA 1 Nil 1
Seema
Tinker
Dr. Smita Associate 1-9-2018 1-9-2018 Ph. D. NA 2 NIL 2
Jain Professor
Dr. Mon- Associate 1-5-2022 16/07/2013 Ph. D. NA 3 NIL NIL
ika Jain Professor
Dr. Associate 1-5-22 15/10/2012 Ph. D. NA 1 NIL NIL
Pradip Professor
Kumar
Gaur

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Dr. Vish- Associate 1-5-2022 8-8-2013 Ph. D. NA 3 Nil 2
was Deep Professor
Joshi
Dr. Associate 1-10-2021 1-10-2021 Ph. D. NA NIL NIL 1
Abhishek Professor
Dr. Gauri Assistant 1-11-2015 1-11-2015 Ph. D. NA NIL NIL NIL
Shankar Profes-
Paliwal sor-I
Dr. Beena Assistant 14-08- 14/08/2014 Ph. D. NA NIL NIL 1
Bundela Professor I 2014
Mr. Om Assistant 21/10/2013 Thesis Sub- NA 2 Nil Nil
Prakash Professor I mitted
Dr. Ram Assistant 12/12/2022 Ph. D. JRF, Nil Nil Nil
Chandra Profes- NET,
sor-I Gate
Dr. Vinod Assistant 08/02/2023 Ph.D. JRF, Nil Nil Nil
Jangid Profes- NET,
sor-I Gate

Dr. Assistant October October Ph. D. Gate Nil Nil Nil

Dinesh Professor 20, 2023 20, 2023
Kumar
Yadav
Dr. SapnaAssistant 13-02- 13-02-2024 Ph.D. NA 6 Nil 1
Tyagi Professor I 2024
Dr. Assistant 14/02/2024 Ph.D. NA 3 0 4
Rachana Profes-
Saini sor- I
Mr. Assistant 24 July 24 July Ph.D. (Thesis JRF NIL NIL NIL
Rakesh Profes- 2024 2024 submitted)
Kumar sor-II
Mr. Assistant 22/08/2022 M. Sc., Ph.D. NET NIL NIL NIL
Rakesh Professor (P)
Saini II
Ms. Arpi-Assistant 5-10-2021 5-10-2021 M. Sc., Ph.D. NA 2 NIL Nil
ta Gupta Professor (P)
II
Abhishek Assistant 16 August 16 August M.Sc. NET NIL NIL NIL
Professor 2024 2024
- II
Monika Assistant 16 August 16 August M.Sc Net NIL NIL NIL
yadav Profes- 2024 2024
sor-II

Faculty Achievements (01st July 2023 to 30th June 2024)

1. Prof. Jagdev Singh ranked among the Top 2% World Scientists in the career-long and single year
impact by scientists of Stanford University, USA, 2023.
2. Prof. Jagdev Singh worked as a Coordinator in Mega Blood Donation Camp organized by JECRC
University on 5th December 2023.

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 School of Sciences
Department of Microbiology
Introduction

The department of microbiology at JECRC university continues to thrive as a centre of excellence in education,
research, and innovation in the field of microbiology. Established in year 2012 with a vision to foster scientific
inquiry and nurture aspiring microbiologists, the department has consistently delivered high-quality academic
programs that blend theoretical knowledge with practical experience. The 2023-24 academic year witnessed
significant milestones, including the introduction of new research projects, enhanced collaborations with lead-
ing industries and academic institutions, and a strong emphasis on addressing real-world challenges in mi-
crobial sciences. With a diverse curriculum that covers fundamental microbiology, molecular biology, immu-
nology, and medical microbiology, the department remains committed to producing highly skilled graduates
equipped to meet the demands of various sectors such as healthcare, agriculture, environmental science, and
food technology. Our dedicated faculty members, experienced in cutting-edge research and pedagogy, play a
pivotal role in guiding students to develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and research skills.

A key highlight of this academic year has been the excellent research output from both students and faculty.
The department has seen a substantial increase in the publication of high-impact research and review papers
across various reputed national and international journals. The department’s emphasis on academic rigor and
research excellence is reflected in the accolades received for these publications. Faculty have attended numer-
ous FDPs, including workshops on advanced microbial research techniques, sustainable biotechnological prac-
tices, teaching innovation, digital pedagogy, and research grant writing.

Additionally, the department has seen tremendous success in student dissertations, with many students con-
ducting cutting-edge research in premier institutions such as CSIR laboratories and the forest research institute
(FRI). These prestigious organizations have provided students with invaluable opportunities to work alongside
leading scientists on projects focused on microbial biotechnology, environmental conservation, and medical
microbiology.

Sanctioned intake (UG & PG) as in academic year 2023-24

S. No Programme name Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Total

B.sc. 28 19 12 59
M.sc. 14 12 - 26
Phd 0 0 0 0
Prof (Dr.) Varsha Gupta
Designation: Professor & Head
Department: Microbiology
Qualification: M.Sc. (Zoology),
M.sc. (science of living yoga meditation),
Slet, Ph.D. Email: [email protected]
Research areas: Environmental Microbiology, Biodeterioration, Bioremid-
iation, Environmental Toxicology, Wildlife Techniques- Identification Of
Animals.

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 Faculty name Designa- Date of First date Highest Net/ Research Re- Research
tion joining of joining qualifica- jrf/ publica- search publica-
the the uni- tion slet tions in pub- tions in
present versity scopus/ wos lica- confer-
posi- indexed tions ences (full
tion journals in ugc paper
care only)
jour-
nals
Prof. (Dr.) Professor 01-06- 24-07- Ph.D. Slet 5 - -
Varsha Gupta 2022 2013
Dr. Deepesh Assistant 18-02- 18-02- Ph.D. No 2 - -
Kumar Professor 2019 2019
Neelam
Dr. Ravi Kant Assistant 09-01- 09-01- Ph.D. No 2 - -
Rahi Professor 2021 2021
Dr. Devki Assistant 09-01- 09-01- Ph.D. No 0 - -
Professor 2021 2021

Departmental event reports

Industrial visit - saras jaipur dairy new plant.

Theme- “bridging the gap: modern dairy processing “

Topic - explore the advanced technology and machinery used in dairy processing at the saras jaipur dairy new plant,
understand the various stages of dairy processing, from milk collection to packaging and learn about quality control
measures and hygiene standards in dairy production.

Date & day- 06 september 2023, wednesday

Time- 08:30 am - 01:00 pm

Faculty convener – Dr. Mansvi Yadav, Prof. (Dr.) Varsha Gupta, Dr. Deepesh Kumar Neelam, Dr. Ravi Kant Rahi, Dr.
Devki, Dr. Mansvi Yadav

Venue- Saras Jaipur Dairy New Plant, Bajaj Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302015, Jaipur-303007, Rajasthan (India)

Microfiesta 2.0 (2024)

Theme- dive into the culture of microbes

Date & day- 3rd and 4th may, 2024

Time- 9:00 am onwards

Faculty convener – Prof. (Dr.) Varsha Gupta, Dr. Deepesh Kumar Neelam, Dr. Ravi Kant Rahi, Dr. Devki, Dr.
Mansvi Yadav

Venue- Ju Auditorium and Lab No.01, 02 Nyay Bhawan, Jecrc University, Jaipur.
Details of the guest

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1. Chief guest: Ms. Viaji N (Ifs) Member Secretory 2. Guest: Dr. S. K., Singh, Senior Professor And
RSPCB Head Of The Department Of Microbiology, SMS
Medical College

3. Workshop (2024) basic training on isolation of DNA and polymerase chain reaction
Theme- Advancement of DNA Isolation from Bacteria and Virus
Date & day- 4th may, 2024
Time- 9:00 am onwards
Faculty Convener – Dr. Deepesh Kumar Neelam, Prof. (Dr.) Varsha Gupta, Dr. Ravi Kant Rahi, Dr. Devki,
Dr. Mansvi Yadav
Venue- Lab No.02, Nyay Bhawan, JECRC University, Jaipur.
Guest detail

Dr. Alok Gupta, Scientist HiMedia

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Faculty development program attended by the faculties
S Name Designa- Name of the Aca- Duration Name of the
no of the tion FDP attend- demic organizing
faculty ed year From To Number institution/
member of days agency
1 Prof. Var- Professor Advance 2023-24 3 12 10 Research
sha gupta tools and june,2024 june,2024 foundation
techniques of india and
for research council of
methodology academic
research and
educational
organization
(rfi-care)

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Linkages with institutions/industries for internship, on-the-job training, project work,
Sharing of research facilities etc. During the year -2023-24.
B.sc. Microbiology

Name of the Topic of the training Duration Nature of linkage

student
Sanskar sharma Prevalence of hepatitis c infection in tertiary 16 weeks Dissertation
care hospital of rajasthan
Komenika tan- Synergistic effect of biochar and vermiwash on 16 weeks Dissertation
war barley growth and soil fertility
Shiwangi Exploring bioremediating potential of plant 16 weeks Dissertation
growth promoting rhizobacteria
Soumya dev Product testing and quality control of final 16 weeks Dissertation
sharma pharma products
Chanchal mee- Managment of garden waste through bio-com- 16 weeks Dissertation
na posting process
Ajay jeengar Biochemical, molecular characterization and 16 weeks Dissertation
antibiogram development of microbes isolated
from public restroom of dehradun
Ritika soni Isolation of fungus from diseased leaves and 16 weeks Dissertation
mycorrhiza from rhizosphere of eucalyptus
Suraj kumar Isolation and characterization of protease 16 weeks Dissertation
gupta producing halophilic bacteria from black salt,
packed pickle and open pickle
Vaibhav jain Comparative microbial analysis of food and 16 weeks Dissertation
agriculture products
Kumar monu Exploration of leaf pathgens and rhizospheric 16 weeks Dissertation
endomycorrihazal fungi associated with cassia
fistula l.
Vaishnavi jha Bioremediation of textile wastewater using 16 weeks Dissertation
indigenous bacteria and its toxicity evaluation
Jigyasa saini Production of biomethane using kitchen waste 16 weeks Dissertation
and its toxicity analysis

M.sc. Microbiology

Name of the Topic of the training Duration Nature of linkage

student
Saloni sharma Statistical optimisation of gam- 16 weeks Dissertation
ma-aminobutyric acid produc-
tion by lactobacillus rhamnosus
mtcc 1408 using agro-residues
as substrates
Sanjana ma- Selective adsorption of mono- 16 weeks Dissertation
haver saccharide from the macroalgal
hydrolysate

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Nuzhat arshiya To study the phytochemical 16 weeks Dissertation
anylysis and antifungal activity
of cinnamomum tamala leaf
extract
Pragati pareek Investing agro residues as 16 weeks Dissertation
potential substrates for gam-
ma-aminobutyric acid (gaba)
production with lactobacillus
plantarum mtcc2621
Mahak naruka Bioactive defences: the anti- 16 weeks Dissertation
bacterial potency of medicinal
plant-derived essential oils
against acinetobacter lwoffii
Salona kumari Isolation, identification and 16 weeks Dissertation
verma characterization of endophytic
bacteria from thymus linearis
used in chakti production
Paridhi sankhla Development and assesment 16 weeks Dissertation
of enteric -coated pantoprazole
tablets
Kashish sharma Seaweed sap as co-nutrient for 16 weeks Dissertation
polyhydroxyalkanoate produc-
tion in halophilic bacteria
Trilok singh Unravelling the mysteries of 16 weeks Dissertation
chauhan cardiac physiology:a compre-
hensive examination of heart
function and their rhythms
Sana saghir Bioactive defences: the anti- 16 weeks Dissertation
bacterial potency of medicinal
plant-derived essential oils
against acinetobacter lwoffii
Muskan sharma Isolation, characterization and 16 weeks Dissertation
production of probiotic bacteria
from desi cow of uttarakhand
Khushi ku- Identification and characteri- 16 weeks Dissertation
mawat zation of dominant lactic acid
bacteria from industrial and
homemade curd

Conference attended by faculty members

S. Faculty Designation National/international Organizing committee/institute

No. name
1 Dr. Devki Assistant National conference on “environ- Atmiya university, rajkot
professor mental microbiology and regulato-
ry aspects”

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2 Dr. Assistant oral presentation national confer- Atmiya university, rajkot
Deepesh professor ence on “environmental microbiol-
kumar ogy and regulatory aspects
neelam

3 Dr. Devki Assistant National conference on “strength- association with teri, cpcb, rpcb &
professor ening actions involving communi- neeri, s.s. jain subodh pg (autono-
ties mous)
For cleaner air and better future” College, jaipur

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 SCHOOL OF SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS
Introduction

The department of Physics is continuously putting more efforts at both academics and research fronts in School of Sci-
ences. Department focuses on aligning the teaching and learning experience for its students with research values and
practices of the university in blended mode.

Department is strengthened with faculty members having wide range in research specializations and thus offers PhD
program in the field of Solar Astronomy, Material Science, Composite Materials, Thin Films, Plasma Physics, Hydro-
gen Energy, Nuclear Physics and Microwave Electronics. Department is enriched with potential excellence having wide
teaching experience, highly qualified from various institutions of national or international repute. Continuous contri-
bution is on swing and numbers of research publications have been published by the faculty members in international
SCOPUS / SCI Indexed or in peer reviewed journals.

The department of Physics is now equipped with R&D Material Science Lab. The objectives of this R&D lab are, (i) to
boost up the research work with quality publications, (ii) to inculcate the research temperament in graduate-undergrad-
uate students to develop them as young researchers (to meet the NEP-20 challenges) and also provide a research envi-
ronment for flourishing their innovative ideas. Establishment of this lab will provide a window to the researchers and
students to have experiential learning by doing and make them globally competent.

At Graduate level, department is running MSc (Physics) program with the specialization in various fields, where the
students are groomed well with the exposures at reputed organizations like ISRO, DAE, Solar Observatories, Forensic
Science (State Govt.), Ministry of Earth Sciences, and other research institutes for their project work. Under student ex-
change program (IAESTE), frequent opportunities are available for the students for doing internship across the country
or globe.

At undergraduate level, the department of Physics offers BSc (Honors) in Physics with the specialization of Electronics &
Communication Science, Material Science and Astrophysics and Astronomy. The physics courses offered are oriented to
the various goals that students may achieve in studying physics. Department also offers number of courses in BSc (Pass)
and in other degree programs like Forensic Sciences, BSc (Law), and electives for other non-physics Honors program. In
BTech program, department delivers a comprehensive knowledge on Modern Physics including the cutting edge tech-
nologies like Nanotechnology, Spintronics and Quantum computing and photonics justifies the importance of Physics
in engineering. Beyond the curriculum, department encourages the students to grab the internship offered in summer
research program by different research or academic institutions. Best efforts are done to felicitate the theory through the
well equipped laboratories.

Department emphasizes on nurturing the physics in young generations through the exposures of invited talks by em-
inent speakers from well reputed institutions like NASA, BARC, PRL, IUCAA (Pune), IITM (Pune), Department of
Ministry and Earth Sciences, BITS (Pilani), IITs etc.. The motivational academic environment inspires the students for
higher studies either at abroad or at national level instates/universities as well constantly guide the students for qualifying
the JAM/JEST/NET or other competitive civil services examinations.

Sanctioned intake (UG & PG) as in academic year 2022-23

Programme Name Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5

S No
1 BSc (Hons) Physics 0 0 30
2 MSc Physics 10 10
3 Phd 56 44
Total 66 54 30 0 0

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Dr Pranav Saxena
Professor & Head
Department of Physics
Qualification: MSc, MPhil, PhD.
e-mail: [email protected]
Specialization: Theoretical High Energy Physics,

Faculty Designa- Date of Join- First Date Highest NET/ Research Research Re-
Name tion ing the Pres- of Joining Qualifi- JRF/ Publica- Publi- search
ent Position the Univer- cation SLET tions in cations Publi-
sity Scopus/ in UGC cations
WOS Care in
Indexed Journals Con-
Journals fer-
ences
(Full
Paper
Only)
Dr Pranav Professor 08.03.2017 04.08.2012 PhD - 7 7
Saxena
Dr. Chan- Associate 01.05.2022 20.12.2013 PhD SLET 9 5
dan Joshi Professor
Dr Associate 01.05.2022 12.12.2014 Ph.D. - 6 6 8
Abhishek Professor
Sharma
Dr Nis- Associate 01.11.2015 01.11.2015 PhD - 26 - -
hant Gaur Professor
Dr Shivani Associate 01.05.2022 18.08.2017 PhD - 36 - 4
Agarwal Professor
Dr Renu Assistant 27.10.2021 27.10.2021 PhD - 4 2 3
Sharma Professor
Dr Trupti Assistant 08.10.2021 08.10.2021 PhD - 4 - 1
Sharma Professor
Anil Assistant 01.11.2015 01.11.2015 PhD - 2 1 -
Kumar Professor (Pursu-
Sharma ing)
Hariom Assistant 10.9.2021 10.9.2021 Ph.D. - 7 2 1
Pawar Professor

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Departmental event report

Research / Academic profile (2022-2023)

(A) Status of PHD Program:

1. Ms. Akanksha Gupta (Reg. No. 10PHSN021), thesis entitled “Design and Analysis of Microstrip
Patch Antenna by using various Exotic Shape Patches for Modern Wireless Communication”
(Guide: Prof Pranav Saxena) – Submission stage

2. Ms Sumitra Chaudhary (Reg. No. 21PHSN006), , thesis entitled “Modification of Metal -Dielectric
Multilayer Structure for Optoelectronic Applications” (Guide: Dr Abhishek Sharma) – Submission
Stage

3. Ms. Kirti Sharma (Reg. No. 21PPHN001) is pursuing her PhD program on “Design and Develop-
ment of Spiritual Yantra’s Inspired Microstrip Patch Antenna for 5G or IoT applications” (Guide:
Prof Pranav Saxena).

(B) Research Publications in Journals

Dr. Shivani Agarwal

1. “An insight into the catalytic mechanism of perovskite ternary oxide for enhancing the hydrogen
sorption kinetics MgH2”, Journal of Alloys and Compounds, (2024); ISSN: 0925-8388; https://doi.
org/10.1016/j.jallcom.2023.172616

2. “Recent advances in designing metal oxide-based catalysts to enhance the sorption kinetics of
magnesium hydride”, Int. Journal of Hydrogen Energy, (2024); ISSN: 1879-3487; https://doi.
org/10.1016/j.ijhydene.2023.12.031

3. “Electrochemical reaction mechanism of silicon nitride as negative electrode for all-solid-state Li-
ion battery” Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics, (2024), https://doi.org/10.1007/
s10854-024-12660-y.

Dr Pranav Saxena

4. “Role of Di-electric Materials as Substrate for the Performance of Microstrip Patch Antenna”, Ac-
cepted for publication in proceedings Advances in Sustainable Materials: Fundamentals, Modelling
and Characteization (Elsevier – Scopus Indexed)” in International Conference on Artificial Intelli-
gence, Advanced Materials, and Mechatronics Systems; November 03-04, 2023 JECRC University.

Dr Hariom Pawar

5. “X-ray analysis of Ag nanoparticles on Si wafer and influence of Ag nanoparticle on Si nanow-

ire-based Gas Sensor” Applied Physics A, ISSN: 1432-0630 (2024), https://doi.org/10.1007/s00339-
024-07379-w.

Dr Renu Sharma
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6. “Numerical Study of Heat and Mass Transfer of MHD Casson Fluid Flow with Cross-Diffusion
and Heat Source Impacts in presence of radiation” Journal of Computational Analysis & Applica-
tions (2023), ISSN 1521-1398, Issue 2, Vol 31, pp. 204-2023.

7. “Power characteristics of a high-performance helix traveling wave tube”, Case Studies in Thermal
Engineering, Vol 56, 9 (2024), https://doi.org/10.1016/j.csite.2024.104199

8. “Numerical Study Of Triple Diffusive Mhd Radiative Casson Fluid Flow Over A Vertical Wall
With Chemical Reaction & Heat Source/Sink Impacts”, J. Computational Analysis and Applica-
tions, Vol 33, 15 (2024).

Dr Nishant Gaur

9. “Enhancement of spectral access of optical OFDM system using cognitive radio” Journal of Optical
Communications - De Gruyter, (July 2023), https://doi.org/10.1515/joc-2023-0188.

10. “A comparative PAPR, BER, and PSD for optical NOMA communication framework” Optical and
Quantum Electronics (July 2023) https://doi.org/10.1007/s11082-023-05148-2.

11. “Improving and analysing the spectral access performance of QAM-64 optical ED-CSD algorithm
NOMA using a hybrid” Journal of Optical Communications - De Gruyter (Sept 2023); https://doi.
org/10.1515/joc-2023-0217.

12. “Reducing latency in optical 6G waveforms using joint detection and channel estimation tech-
niques”, Journal of Optical Communications - De Gruyter (Sept 2023), https://doi.org/10.1515/
joc-2023-0274.

13. “Performance Evaluation of 5G New Radio Physical Uplink Channels with LDPC and Polar Coding
on AWGN Channels”, International Journal of Intelligent Systems and Applications in Engineering
(January 2024), https://ijisae.org/index.php/IJISAE/article/view/4916.

14. “Analysis of spectrum sensing using deep learning algorithms: CNNs and RNNs”, Ain Shams Engi-
neering Journal (February 2024), https://doi.org/10.1016/j.asej.2023.102505.

15. “PAPR reduction using model-driven hybrid algorithms in the 6G NOMA waveform”, Internet
Technology Letters (February 2024), https://doi.org/10.1002/itl2.515.

16. “A mathematical analysis of the PAPR in the NOMA waveform using SLM algorithm for 64-QAM”,
Journal of Interdisciplinary Mathematics (May 2024) https://doi.org/10.47974/JIM- 1815.

17. “Improving the latency for 5G/ B5G based smart healthcare connectivity in rural area”, Nature (Feb-
ruary 2024), https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-024-57641-7.

18. “Enhancing Peak Power Efficiency of 5G and beyond 5G NOMA waveform using Novel Selective
Mapping Algorithm”, Radioelectronics and Communications Systems (February 2024) https://doi.
org/10.20535/S0021347023050035.

19. “Optimizing PAPR, BER and PSD Efficiency: Using Phase Factors Generated by Bacteria Foraging
Algorithm for PTS and SLM Methods”, IEEE Access (March 2024) https://doi.org/10.1109/AC-
CESS.2024.3389823.

20. “Exploring PTS method in MIMO advanced waveforms signal for 5G network security analy-
sis”, Journal of Discrete Mathematical Sciences & Cryptography (March 2024) http://dx.doi.
org/10.47974/JDMSC-1874.

21. “Analyzing the role of spectrum sensing for security enhancement in beyond 5G waveforms usin-
genergy detection”, Journal of Discrete Mathematical Sciences & Cryptography (March 2024)
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 http://dx.doi.org/10.47974/JDMSC-1875.

22. “Reducing peak-to-average power ratio of filtered non- orthogonal multiple access and new radio
5gwaveforms using hybrid partial transmit sequence-companding technique”, ETRI Journal WI-
LEY (March 2024) https://doi.org/10.4218/etrij.2023-0405.

23. “Exploring and analyzing the role of hybrid spectrum sensing methods in 6G-based smart
health care applications”, F1000 Research Journal (June 2024) https://doi.org/10.12688/f1000re-
search.144624.1.

24. “PAPR analysis in OTFS using the centre phase sequence matrix based PTS method”, Results in
Optics (APRIL 2024) https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rio.2024.100664.

25. “Hybrid spectrum sensing enhancement for cognitive radio in 6G radio system”, Radioelectronics
and Communications Systems (April 2024) https://doi.org/10.20535/S0021347023050023.

26. “Peak-to-average power ratio reduction using companding algorithm for NOMA wave-
form”, Radioelectronics and Communications Systems (April 2024), https://doi.org/10.20535/
S0021347023040039.

27. “Ad hoc wireless network implementing BEE-LEACH”, International Journal of Electrical and
Computer Engineering (April 2024), http://doi.org/10.11591/ijece.v14i3.pp2945-2954.

28. “Wireless optimization for sensor networks using IoT-based clustering and routing algorithms”,
Peer J Computer Science (June 2024), http://dx.doi.org/10.7717/peerj-cs.2132.

29. “Hybrid Approaches to PAPR, BER, and PSD Optimization in 6G OTFS: Implications for Healthcare”,
Journal of Communications and Networks (Jnue 2024) https://doi.org/10.23919/JCN.2024.000027.

Mr Anil Kumar Sharma

30. “Silicon: a wonderful anode material for Li-ion batteries” SGVU International Journal of Conver-
gence of Technology and Management (2023) E-ISSN: 2455-7528; Issue 2, Vol 9, pp.23-29.

31. “Electrochemical reaction mechanism of silicon nitride as negative electrode for all‑solid‑state
Li‑ion Battery”, J Mater Sci: Mater Electronm, (2024); ISSN.

(C) Research Publications in International / National Conferences (2023-24)

Dr Abhishek Sharma

i. “Analyzing the Properties of Zinc Oxide (ZnO) Thin Film Grown On Silicon (Si) Substrate, ZnO/
Si Using Rf Magnetron Sputtering Approach” in International Conference on Artificial Intelli-
gence, Advanced Materials, and Mechatronics Systems; November 03-04, 2023 JECRC University.

ii. “Physical Investigation of 100 keV Carbon ion implantation on ZnO/Ag/ZnO multilayer for Op-
toelectronic Applications”, International Conference on Energy Materials and Rechargeable Bat-
teries, December 10-12, 2023, Manav Rachna Univesity, Faridabad.

iii. “Advancements in Metal-Dielectric Multilayer Structures: Tailoring for Enhanced Optoelectronic

Performance”, International Conference on Advances in Chemical and Applied Sciences for Sus-
tainable Development, March 29-30, 2024, JCRC University.

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iv. “Space slow wave structure TWTA simulated by SUNRAY 1D &3D ,CST Studio software” in NASI
(2023); December 3-5, 2023, BARC Mumbai.

Dr Pranav Saxena

v. “Role of Di-electric Materials as Substrate for the Performance of Microstrip Patch Antenna: A Re-
view”, in International Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Advanced Materials, and Mechatron-
ics Systems; November 03-04, 2023 JECRC University

vi. “A circularly Polarized Tri-shakti shaped single layer Millimeter Wave Antenna for Fifth Gener-
ation (5G) Communication Systems”, in International Conference on Contemporary Trends in
Multidisciplinary Research & Innovation (ICCTMRi-2023), July 27-28, 2023, BITS MESRA – Jai-
pur.

(D) CHAPTERS CONTRIBUTED (2022-23)

Dr Shivani Agarwal

i. Chapter “Pseudocapacitive Materials for Metal-Sulfur Batteries” in the book entitled “Pseudoca-
pacitors Engineering Materials”, ISSN 978-3-031-45429-5, Publisher: Springer Nature Switzerland
Cham

Dr Abhishek Shrma

ii. Chapter “Analyzing the Properties of Zinc Oxide (ZnO) Thin Film Grown on Silicon (Si) Sub-
strate, ZnO/Si Using RF Magnetron Sputtering Approach”, in the book entitled “Modeling, Char-
acterization, and Processing of Smart Materials”, ISBN13: 9781668492246, Publisher, IGI Global.
(E) FDP ATTENDED BY THE FACULTY (2022-23)

Dr Renu Sharma

i. “Navigating Tommarow with AI,ML and Data Science for Intelligent Solution”, March 19-23, 2024
by UOT, DCG at Regional College Jaipur.

ii. “Curriculum Development in light of NEP 2020 in HEI”, April 17-21, 2024, by NITTR Chandigarh
at Manipal University, Chandigarh.

Dr Pranav Saxena

iii. ““Microsoft tools for effective teaching and Learning Environment” July 10-15, 2023 by R-CAT
Microsoft and Koenig at JECRC University.

iv. “Use of Artificial Intelligence and ither Emerging Technologies in Higher Education Institutions”,
April 03-12, 2024 by AIU-SSU-AADC at Sri-Sri University.

v. “NEP- 2020 Orientation and Sensitization under Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Programme
(MM-TTP) of University Grants Commission (UGC)”, May 23-31, 2024, University of Hyderabad.

Dr Shivani Agarwal

i. “Microsoft tools for effective teaching and Learning Enviornment” July 10-15, 2023 by R-CAT Mi-
crosoft and Koenig at JECRC University.

ii. “Computational Research tools for data processing,Analysis and Report Writing”, January 15-21,
2024, Center for Renewable Energy and storage and Shodh lab at SGVU.

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iii. “NEP 2020 Orientation & Sensitization” June 03-11, 2024, by MMTTC GNDU Amritsar.

Mr Anil Kumar Sharma

iv. “Computational Research tools for data processing,Analysis and Report Writing”, January 15-21,
2024, Center for Renewable Energy and storage and Shodh lab at SGVU.

(F) ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES (2022-2023)

(i) Workshop: 6th Aditya – L1 Support Cell Workshop

Scientific Organizing Committee:

Dr. Vaibhav Pant (ARIES, Nainital) Prof. Dipankar Banerjee (ARIES, Nainital)

Dr. Krishna Prasad (ARIES, Nainital) Dr. Chandan Joshi (JECRC University, Jaipur)

Local Organizing Committee:

Convener Dr. Chandan Joshi (JECRC University, Jaipur)

Organizing Secretaries Dr. Abhishek Sharma (JECRC University, Jaipur)

Treasurer Dr. Hariom Pawar (JECRC, University)

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Objectives

This workshop became very useful especially for undergraduate and graduate students and fresh scholars,
who are linked directly or indirectly with the space science.The young research minds were overwhelmed with
latest updates along with the knowledge about the ADITYA-L1 Science. Active discussions and interaction
between participants and eminent speakers has added the values to make this workshop more meaningful. By
this workshop, the following possible objectives were addressed to a very extent as outcomes-

 To educate and nurture the young mind talents about the ongoing interesting developments in Solar
Physics.

 To inculcate the research aptitude and inspire UG/PG students to opt the research field as career.

 To provide the experiential learning by Hands-on session using observed data and software used in
Solar Physics research.

 To equip the scholars with the necessary knowledge to work with Solar Physics data.

SPEAKERS OF WORKSHOP

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Program Schedule:

Day 1, 06.02.2024 (Tuesday)

Time Program Venue
9:00 - 9:30 AM Registration and workshop kit distribution
9:30 - 10:15 AM Inaugural Ceremony
10:15 - 11:15 AM Keynote Speaker: Prof. Dipankar Banerjee, Director ARIES
Nanital
Title: Introduction to Sun and its structure
11:15 - 11:45 PM High Tea (Dignitaries + Participants)
11:45 - 12:45 PM Keynote Speaker: Dr. S. Krishna Prasad, Scientist D ARIES
Nanital
Title: Introduction to the solar atmosphere
12:45 - 1:45 PM Keynote Speaker: Dr. Vaibhav PantScientist D ARIES Nanital
Title: Introduction to solar eruptions and space weather ARIES
Nanital
1:45 - 2:30 PM LUNCH JU MESS
2:30 - 4:00 PM Hands-on Session
4:00 - 4:30 PM TEA
5:00 - 6:00 PM Public Talk: Prof. Dipankar Banerjee Director ARIES Nanital Auditorium,
JECRC College
Jaipur
Day 2, 07.02.2024 (Wednesday)
Time Program Venue
10:00 - 11:00 AM Keynote Speaker: Dr. Chandan Joshi
Title: Fundamentals of Solar Observations
11:00 - 11:30 AM TEA
11:30 - 12:30 PM Keynote Speaker: Dr. Anshu Kumari, Postdoc
NASA Goddard Space Flight Centre Also Aditya
L1 support Cell team
Title: Study of Sun in Radio wavelengths
12:30 - 1:30 PM Keynote Speaker: Mr.Manoj Bug, URSC
Title: Science with SOLEXS and HELIOS
1:30 - 2:30 PM LUNCH JU MESS
2:30 - 3:30 PM Keynote Speaker: Dr. Sateesh Thampi, Scientist
F, Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre Thiruvanan-
thapuram
Title: Science with PAPA
3:30 - 4:30 PM Keynote Speaker: Dr. Vipin Yadav, Scientist F,
Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre Thiruvanantha-
puram
Title: Science with Magnetometer
4:30 - 5:00 PM TEA
5:00 - 6:00 PM Public Talk: Dr. M. Hasan Seminar Hall Ground Floor VIB,
JECRC University
Day 3, 08.02.2024 (Thursday)
Time Program Venue

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10:00 - 11:00 AM Keynote Speaker: Dr. Durgesh Tripathi, Profes-
sor, Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and
Astrophysics (IUCAA)
Title: Science with SUIT
11:00 - 11:30 AM TEA
11:30 - 12:30 PM Keynote Speaker: Mr. Abhishek,Physical Re-
search Laboratory (PRL)
Title: Science with ASPEX-SWIS
12:30 - 1:30 PM Keynote Speaker: Mr. Jacobs, Physical Research
Laboratory (PRL)
Title: Science with ASPEX-STEPS
1:30 - 2:30 PM LUNCH JU MESS
2:30 - 3:30 PM Public Talk: Dr. A. N. Ramaprakash, Professor, Seminar Hall Ground Floor VIB, JECRC
Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and University
Astrophysics (IUCAA)
Title :Engineering for Astronomy
3:30 - 4:30 PM Valedictory Session: Certificate Distribution & Group
Photograph
4:30 - 5:00 PM TEA

Beneficiaries of the Workshops

The participation was across from different states of the country including Faculty, research Scholars and
UG/PG students. All faculty members, PhD students, Masters and Bachelor’s students of physics department
JECRC University attended the workshop. The overall number was 85 Details of students other than JECRC
are as below-

S.No. Name of Participants Affiliation Mobile No.

1 Satyam soni National Institute of Technology Rourkela 8717974194
2 GanapathyS NIT PUDUCHERRY 7418137747
3 Disha r hegde Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institute of Technology, Surat 9480440853
4 Arti mishra Nehru Gram Bharati Deemed University ,Prayagraj 7393064210
5 Om mohan chavan Shivaji University, Kolhapur 8482974002
6 Pranjali s. Padhye Indian Institute of Geomagnetism 7741009976
7 Nila kantha mahanta National institute of technology calicut 9348090019
8 Abhishek sharad potdar Fergusson College Pune 7262004203
9 Shubham raj rauniyar Deen Dayal Upadhyay Gorakhpur University Gorakhpur 9005981161
10 Buddhi University of Rajasthan 9351161714
11 Shyamalima sarma University of Science and Technology Meghalaya 9101059789
12 Ankita thapa University Of Science And Technology, Meghalaya 9508301325
13 Nilesh sunil bhardwaj Department of physics, University of Mumbai 9975920842
14 Akankshya pati Visvesvaraya National Institute of technology, Nagpur, Maharashtra 8117034765
15 Anshul kurmi Dr. Hari Singh Gour University sagarmp 7879717874
16 Chanchal kumari Department of physics University of Rajasthan Jaipur 8302975483
17 Vesh kansari Pt. Ravishankar Shukla University, Raipur (C.G.) 8251054365
18 Niraj kumar sahu Pt. Ravishankar Shukla University, Raipur 9753674549
19 Pradhyumna r Vellore Institute of Technology 9025242887
20 Mohd sarfraj jecrc University 7023692707
21 Ritvik jaiswal University of Allahabad 9335944243
22 Arti mishra Nehru Gram Bharati Deemed University Prayagraj 7393064210
23 Ananta sharma dahal MIZORAM UNIVERSITY 8918410922

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 24 Rajesh kumar kajla JECRC UNIVERSITY jaipur 7792822285
25 Himani mehta National Institute of Technology Delhi 9917597388
26 Sayan mitra Hemvati Nandan Bahuguna Garhwal University, Uttarakhand 8016319098
27 Sweta singh National Institute of Technology Delhi 8826062871
28 Mansi rana DOON UNIVERSITY 7017060396
Department of Pure & Applied Physics University of Kota, Kota (Rajas-
29 Divesh kumar rawal 8890049517
than) 324005
30 Rout anmol ayush University of Delhi 7978060788
31 Afifa irfan Jamia Millia Islamia 7977401619
32 Aditya singh MSJ Govt PG college bharatpur 9785099725
Department of Pure & Applied Physics University of Kota, Kota
33 Harshit jain 9694025449
(Rajasthan) 324005
34 Tapan sharma Parishkar College of Global Excellence 7357470788
35 Jawan singh Parishkar College of Global Excellence 8949962583
36 Bulbul swami Parishkar College of Global Excellence 8619910285
37 Vinit goyal JECRC UNIVERSITY 9034995876
38 Kanishka khatri JECRC UNIVERSITY 9799478268
39 Anushka singh JECRC UNIVERSITY 9664119328
40 Priyanshi soan JECRC UNIVWERSITY 8290007588
41 Ankit yadav JECRC UNIVERSITY 6375293232
42 Prerna gurjar JECRC UNIVERSITY 7297083832
43 Esha JECRC UNIVERSITY 9610410588
44 Aayushi jain JECRC UNIVERSITY 8852936813
45 Laxmi narayanbalai yagyavalkya institute of technology jaipur 9829235470
46 Atuliya sabu Government Women Engineering College, Ajmer.
47 Jaya garg JECRC UNIVERSITY 8955328806
48 Pranjal bohra Government Women Engineering College, Ajmer. 8875947358
49 Vrinda joshi IIS (deemed to be University) 6350242484
50 Aditi bhardwaj Government Women Engineering College, Ajmer. 9462121218
51 Devendra nirwan JECRC University jaipur 8209907981

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 Department of Zoology

Introduction

The department of Zoology is offering courses at UG level, and programmes at PG level. Additionally, it pro-
vides a Ph.D. program in Zoology. It prepare students in a wide range of science-based skills that provide the
learning base for future careers in disciplines such as health sciences, agriculture, environment management,
the emerging biotechnologies, publishing, teaching, research and consultancy.

These programs equip the students to study animal behaviour, developmental biology, physiological, biochem-
ical, microbial and animal biotechnology and latest scientific instruments which enhance their confidence and
prepare them for exciting careers in industry and academia. The Department also organizes guest lectures and
different events time to time to make students aware of nature, wildlife and recent advancements in the field.

Sanctioned Intake (UG & PG) as in Academic Year 2023-24

S. Programme Name Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year Total

No
Programme 1 B.Sc. Pass Course (Zoology 18 07 07 NA NA 30
as one of the minor course in Bachelors
programme)
Programme 2 (M.Sc. Zoology) 04 02 - - - 06
Programme 3 (Ph.D) 02

Dr. (Mrs) Rajesh Yadav

Designation: Professor & HOD

Department: Zoology

Qualification: PhD, M.Sc.

Email: [email protected]

Research Areas: Reproductive physiology and

toxicology, Food Microbiology, Environmental

Microbiology, Biopesticides, biodiversity

Publication: Research Paper:30, Books:08,

Presentations/Participation in Conferences: 48, FDP/MOOC: 16

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Dr. Adesh Kumar

Designation: Assistant Professor-I

Department: Zoology

Qualification: Ph.D. (Zoology), CSIR-NET LS, M.Sc.

Email: [email protected]

Research Areas: Aquatic Biodiversity, Wildlife and Conservation Biology,

Community Ecology, Landscape Ecology, Bird Watching and Identification,
Ecology and Environment, Ex-Situ Conservation Techniques, Biodiversity
and Traditional Knowledge, Capacity Building and Management, Wildlife
Census and Techniques, Molecular Phylogeny

Publications: Research Paper Published: 82, Book Published: 02, Chapter

Published: 06 Presentations in Conference: 24, Workshops: 10, Training
Programmes: 11, Patent: 02

Faculty Designa- Date of First Date of High- NET/ Re- Research Research
Name tion Joining the Joining the est JRF/ search Publications Publica-
Present University Qual- SLET Publi- in UGC tions in
Position ifica- cations Care Jour- Confer-
tion in nals ences (Full
Scopus/ Paper
WOS Only)
In-
dexed
Jour-
nals
Dr Professor 01-05-2022 24-07-2013 PhD No 02 Nil Nil
Rajesh
Yadav
Dr AP-I 26.09.2022 26.09.2022 Ph.D. NET 02 Nil Nil
Adesh (Resigned on
Kumar 27.07.2023)

Ph.Ds Awarded/ Ongoing:

Name of the schol- Guide Date of Reg- Date of Topic

ar istration Award
Ms. Arti Khati Dr. Rajesh 20-07-2020 Ongo- Search for the potential application of fruit
Yadav ing peel wastes as natural biopesticides for the
control and management of Papilio demole-
us with reference to population suppression
Suresh kumar Dr Rajesh 16-04-2021 Ongo- Molecular characterization and antimi-
Choudhary Yadav ing crobial profiling of pathogenic bacterial
isolates from food processing industrial
wastewater

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Departmental Event Reports
National Science Day Celebration (28 February 2024)

The Department of Zoology, Biotechnology & Botany jointly celebrated National Science Day (SCI-SCAPE)
on 28 Feb2024 in Biotechnology Research Lab NYB-206. The theme for National Science Day 2024 was “In-
digenous Technologies for Viksit Bharat”. This theme underscores the critical role of Science and Technology
in emphasizing the importance of science in making India “Atmanirbhar” & emphasizing the commitment
of Indian Scientists for innovation and Self Reliance in Science and Technology for addressing contemporary
challenges. Keeping the Theme of National Science Day 2024 - Poster making Competition, Working Model
Competition and Guest Lectures by eminent Scientist were conducted for the students of UG and PG pro-
grammes.

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 Department of Chemistry
Academic Programs
M.Sc. Chemistry

Ph. D. Chemistry

Courses Offered in Other Schools:

Engineering Chemistry- For all Branches of Engineering

Chemistry for B.Sc LLB

Course of- Annual Number of Boys Girls Total

fered Intake Application
M.Sc Chem- 10 4 6 10
istry
Ph.D 27

Faculty &
Staff
Name Sanctioned Working On Leave
Professor 3 3 Nil
Associate Pro- 2 2 Nil
fessor
Assistant Pro- 7 7 Nil
fessor
Lab Tech 3 3 Nil

Department of Chemistry Student-Teacher Ratio(2023-24)

Year Total No. of Students Regular Faculty Student -Teacher Ratio

(B.Sc./M.Sc.)

2022-23 37 12 3:1

Prof. (Dr.) Sonu Pareek

Designation: Professor & Head
Qualification: M.Sc. NET(CSIR), Ph.D. (University of Rajasthan), PG Di-
ploma in Environmental Sciences from University of Rajasthan
Experience: 26Years
Research Area: Synthesis and
Biological Assay of Organophosphorus Compounds
Water Quality Analysis and Bio remeadiation.
Publications: Research Publications: 12,Books Published: 05 Papers pre-
sented in Conferences: 40
Patent: 01

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Prof. (Dr.) Sanjay K. Sharma
Designation: Professor & Dean Research
Qualification: M.Sc. Ph.D (University of Rajasthan)
Experience: 26yrs
Research Area: Green Chemistry, Heavy Metals Removal by Bio-sorption,
Biopolymers and Green Corrosion Inhibition
Research Publications – 107, Books Published -25
Patent : 2
Fellow of Royal Society of Chemistry (UK)[Membership Number: 442890
Member of American Chemical Society (USA) [Membership Number:
2441639]
Fellow of Indian Council of Chemists [Fellowship Number: LF/1183]
Fellow of Indian Chemical Society [Fellowship Number: F/6833]
Fellow of International Congress of Chemistry and Environment [Fellow-
ship Number: FL/S-5066]
Life Member of Indian Society of Analytical Scientists[Membership Num-
ber: LMT-2007/54]
Patent Published: 02

Prof. (Dr.) Sapna Sharma

Designation: Professor, Dean,ISR
Qualification: M.Sc. Ph.D. (University of Rajasthan), B.Ed.
Experience: 26 Years
Research Area: Adsorption chemistry and its kinetics and plants as potential
source for removal of various ions from the agricultural/industrial wastes.
Publications: Journal Publication- 19, Books- 06, Presentation in Confer-
ences- 30Member of Indian Chemical Society-F/5538
Patent:2
Life Member of Indian Science Congress Association- L13549
Life Member of Vigyan Bharti Rajasthan-LM/2016/0146

Dr. Saurabh Dave

Designation: Professor
Qualification: M.Sc. Ph.D (University of Rajasthan)
Experience: 20Years
Research Area: Inorganic Synthesis& Environmental Pollution
Publications:35
Patent:1

Dr. Nidhi Bansal

Designation: Associate Professor
Qualification: M.Sc., NET, Ph.D (University of Rajasthan)
Experience:20 Years
Research Area: Inorganic Synthesis & Water Pollution Treatment
Publication:26
Patent:1

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Dr. Poonam Hariyani
Designation Associate Professor
Qualification: M.Sc., NET, SLET, Ph.D(University of Kota)
Experience: 17 Years
Research Area: Supramolecular Chemistry: Membrane Technology, Organic
Synthesis, Bio-inorganic Chemistry.
Publication: 16
Patent Published: 01
Book Chapter: 01

Dr. Vishnu Khandelwal

Designation: Assistant Professor
Qualification: M.Sc., NET, Ph.D.(University of Raj)
Experience: 22Years
Research Area: Polyphosphate glasses
Publication: 15 Patent :01

Dr. Aruna Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor
Qualification: M.Sc., NET, Ph.D (University of Rajasthan)
Experience: 7 Years
Research Area: Synthesis and evaluation of biological activities of Triazolo-
benzodiazepines Based Five-, Six-, and Seven-Membered Heterocycles
Publication: 9
Professional body memberships:
Green Chemistry Network Centre (GCNC)

Dr. Bhawna Jangir

Designation: Assistant Professor
M.Sc. Chemistry Banasthali University, Rajasthan
Ph.D. Chemistry, IIT, Delhi, India.
UGC (NET) JRF 2011 (AIR 82).
GATE 2012 (AIR 623)
Experience: 5 YearsResearch Area: “Noble metal Nano particles as Picker-
ing interfacial catalyst for hydrolytic oxidation of organo silanes”)Publica-
tions: 4Patent: 01

Dr Anita Nehra
Ph.D. (2010) Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay
SERB-National Post-doctoral Fellowship
Qualified (NET - JRF) in Chemical Sciences, December, 2009, AlR 290.
M. Sc: University of Rajasthan, Jaipur
Research Interest
Biosensors for viral contaminants in wastewater, Environmental Remedia-
tion,Trans-membrane ion transport,Increasing bioavailability of hydropho-
bic drugs,Sensing of ions and molecules using supramolecular systems
Publications: 9 Patent : 1
Awarded with senior research fellowship from UGC, New Delhi

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Dr Rahul Goel
Ph.D, Chemistry
Qualified NET-JRF in Chemical Science ()
Research Interest: Biomaterials, Nanomaterials,Computational Chemistry
Publications: 5
Teaching Experience:4 yrs

Dr Anjali Yadav
Ph.D, Chemistry, Banasthali University
Research Interest: The Removal of Heavy Metal Ions from the Wastewater
by Using Metal Nanoparticles as Adsorbent”.
Publications: 20
Teaching Experience:1 year

Ph.D. Awarded/Ongoing
S Name of University Date of Registra- Research Topic Name of Name of
No the Re- Registration tion/degree award- the Re- Research
search No ed search Co-Supervi-
Scholar Supervisor sor, if any

Ramesh Nanochemistry Prof.Sanjay Dr Manmo-

Kumar K. Sharma han
3 Jyoti Juyal 1403004010 2/7/2014 (ongoing) Bioremeadiation of Prof.Sanjay
water K. Sharma
4 Deepak 19PHSN010 6/30/2019 (ongo- Nano composites for Prof.Sanjay Dr Swati
Phasge ing) organic synthesis K. Sharma Srivastava

5 Om- 20PHSN001 9/15/2018 (ongo- Prof.Sanjay Dr Yogesh

prakash ing) K. Sharma Sharma
Preety 21PBIN005 1/12/2021 (ongo- Transcriptome anal- Prof.Sanjay Dr. Sumit G.
Choudhary ing) ysis chemo profilingK. Sharma Gandhi
and biological activ-
ity, characterization
of Curcuma Caesia
Roxb
6 Mukesh 2019 (ongoing) Development of nov- Dr Sonu
Kumar el synthetic meth- Pareek
odologies: synthesis
and functionaliza-
tion of carbohydrate
derivatives

7 Lalita Beni- 2019(ongoing) Organic synthesis Dr Sonu

wal Pareek
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8 Amit Ku- 20PHSN019 01.10.2020 (ongo- Extraction, Trans- Dr. Poonam Dr. Barkha
mar Khan- ing) port and Compu- Hariyani Shrivastava
delwal tational Aspects for
Complexation of
Ionophores towards
Metal Ions and
Anions using Bulk
Liquid Membrane
9 Avni Ras- 10.10.2020 (ongo- In vivo Screening of Dr. Savita Dr. Abhi-
togi ing) Biologically Active Sangwan manyu
Secondary Metab- Sharma
olites from Some
Indigenous Medici-
nal Plants
10 Richa Tha- 20PHSN012 01.10.2020 (ongo- Prof.Sapna Prof.Ekta
wani ing) Sharma Menghani
11 Gayatri G 21. 09.2020 (ongo- PHYSICO-CHEM- Dr. Vish- None
ing) ICAL ANALYSIS nu Kumar
OF WATER POL- Khandelwal
LUTANTS BY
ECO-FRIENDLY
APPROACHES
12 Om- 18PHSN007 15.09.2018 (ongo- Hybrid metal nano- Dr. Bhawa- Dr. Vivek
Prakash ing) catalytic systems for na Jangir Srivastava
reduction of nitro
compounds
13 Jitendra 19PHSN028 4.09.2019 (ongo- REMOVAL OF Dr. Nidhi Dr. Mudit
Soni ing) FLUORIDE FROM Bansal Gupta
WATER OF TONK
DISTRICT BY US-
ING SOME NAT-
URAL AND COST
EFFECTIVE AD-
SORBENTS
14 Renu Saini 10.10.2020 (ongo- Removal of dyes Dr. Nidhi Dr. Aruna
ing) from Textile industry Bansal Sharma
effluent by

using Physical and

Chemical Method
15 Hitesh 19PHSN008 15/06/19 (ongoing) EVALUATION OF Dr Saurabh Dr. Hardik
Sharma BIODEGRADA- Dave Pathak
TION POTENTIAL
OF
NATURAL ISO-
LATES: A STUDY
OF CONTAMI-
NATED AREA OF
JAMNAGAR

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16 Sarita Mo- 23PCHN0001 2023 Incorporation of Dr Bhawna Dr Vivek
chi metal nanoparti- Jangir Srivastava
cles into polymeric
membrane derived
from waste plastic
and its applications
in dye degradation
17 Rekha 21PCHN002 16.1.2021 Bulk Liquid Mem- Dr. Poonam Dr. Barkha
Vijay brane Transport of Hariyani Shrivastava
Chemical Species
Through Podands as
Carriers

Research Publications (with proof of first page)- 26

S. Title of paper Name of the author/s Name of journal Year of ISSN num- Link to
No. publi- ber the rec-
cation ognition
in UGC
enlistment
of the
Journal
1 Synthesis of 1, 4-Di- Deepak Babasaheb Research Journal 2024 0972-0626
hydropyridines us- Phasage , Sanjay K. of Chemistry and
ing Different Nano- Sharma and Sonia Environment
catalystSystems Chahar Srivastava
2 One-Pot Green Deepak Babasaheb Open Journal of 2024 2164-5612
Synthesis of 1, Phasage, Sanjay K. Composite Materi-
4-Dihydropyri- Sharma, Balram
dine Derivatives Tripathi, Sonia Cha-
Using Polyindole har Srivastava
TiO2 Nanocatalyst
by Solvent Free
Method
3 Green Synthesis Deepak Babasaheb METSZET Jour- 2024 2061-2710
of Benzimidazole Phasage , Sanjay K. nal,9(5), 140-
Derivatives using Sharma and Sonia 159(2024)
different Nanocat- Chahar Srivastava
alyst Systems: A
Critical Review

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4 Development and Omprakash Saini, METSZET Jour- 2024 2061-2710
Validation of Liq- Sanjay K. Sharma nal,9(4), 80-
uide Chromatog- and Yogesh Sharma 84(2024)
raphy Analytical
Method by Using
UPLC for testing of
Organic Impurities
in Phenazopyridine
Hydrochloride
Tablets in Dosage
Form: A Green An-
alytical Technique
5 Validated UPLC Omprakash Saini, Journal of Chemical 2024 2251-6719
Method for Or- Sanjay K. Sharma Health Risks, 14(2),
ganic Impurities of and Yogesh Sharma 1124-1131(2024)
Phenazopyridine
Hydrochloride
Drug, A Green An-
alytical Technique
6 Chromatography: Omprakash Saini, Journal of Advanced 2024 0253-7214
Introduction of Sanjay K. Sharma Zoology, 45(S2),
Important Separa- and Yogesh Sharma 215-240(2024)
tion Methods and
Modern Techniques
for Adjustment of
Column Parameters
and Flow Rate in
Liquide Chroma-
tography to Reduce
Analysis Time and
Cost
7 Extraction of essen- Heri Septya Kusuma, Food and Humani- 2023 2949-8244
tial oil from fresh Fini Widya Lestari, ty, 1, 1055(2023)
basil leaves (Oci- Tia Ambar Sari,
mum basilicum L.) Fadhil Mukhlisin,
using solvent-free Mahfud Mahfud,
microwave ex- Sanjay K. Sharma,
traction method: Handoko Darmokoe-
Extraction param- soemo
eter optimization,
electric consump-
tion, and CO2
emission study
8 GC-MS profiling Richa Thawani1*; African Journal of ISSN July 2024
and HPTLC analy- Ekta Menghani2 ; Biological Sciences num-
sis for Exploration Sapna Sharma1
of phytochemicals
in the Methanolic
extract of Bauhinia
tomentosa L. Pod

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9 Assessment of Himanshi Mangla, International
physicochemical Saurabh Dave, Smita Journal of Envi-
properties among Jain, Hardik Pathak ronmental health
petroleum contam- Engineering
inated and normal
soil: A multivariate
statistical analysis
10 RNA-Mediated Baghle Nitish, Sudan Applied Environ- 8 (1)
Nuclease Genome Jebi, Himanshi Man- mental Biotech- 25-31
Editing System Type gla, Aruna Sharma, nologyApplied
II: A Mini Review Saurabh Dave, Har- Environmental
dik Pathak Biotechnology

11 RNA-Mediated Aruna Sharma Applied Environ- 2023 https://

Nuclease Genome mental Biotechnol- www.sco-
Editing System Type ogy pus.com/
II: A MiniReview
12 Exploring Self-As- Aruna Sharma Asian Journal of 2023 0970-7077 https://www.
sembled Cationic Chemistry scopus.com/
Nanostructures of
Amphiphilicβ-Pep-
tides for Amplify-
ing Drug Delivery
Efficiency
13 A study of the bar- Dharmendra Hari- Cleaner Waste 2023 A study of
riers to the adop- yani, Sanjeev Mish- Systems 2772-9125 the barri-
tion of integrated ra, Milind Kumar ers to the
sustainable-green- Sharma, Poonam adoption of
lean-six sigma-agile Hariyani integrated
manufacturing sys- sustain-
tem (ISGLSAMS) in able-green-
Indian manufactur- lean-six
ing organizations sigma-agile
manu-
facturing
system (IS-
GLSAMS)
in Indian
manufac-
turing or-
ganizations
- Science-
Direct

14 A novel approach Amit Kumar Khan- Research Journal 2023 E-ISSN: worldre-
of 19F NMR based delwal, Poonam of Chemistry and 2278-4527 searcher-
sensor Hariyani and Barkha Environment sassocia-
Shrivastava tions.com/
Archives/
RJCE/

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15 Spiro-heterocycles: Dr. Barkha Shrivas- Journal of Analysis 2023 0973-2861 Volume
synthesis & compu- tava, Dr. Poonam and Computation XVII,
tational study Hariyani, Rekha Vijay (JAC) Issue II
(July-Dec
2023) –
Journal of
Analysis
and Com-
putation
(ijaconline.
com)

16 Rapid naked eye Anita Nehra, Apoor- New Journal of 2023 Online https://
sensing of fluoride va Malik, Pragati Chemistry only 1369- scholar.
by calix [4] arene R Sharma, Sateesh 9261 google.
upper rim tetra Bandaru, Rakesh K com/cita-
functionalized Sharma
pentafluorophenyl
hydrazone
17 Use of a regression Alka Bansal1, Punam International Journal of July 16, 2455-5568 https://
Jakhar2, Kamal Kant Academic Medicine
model and a statisti- 2023 www.sco-
Trivedi2, Nidhi Ban-
cal process control sal3, Smita Jain4, Neha
pus.com/
method to assess Sharma1
AWaRe classifica-
tion‑based antimi-
crobial
consumption in an Indian
tertiary care hospital over
5 years
18 “Phyto-fabrication Jangir B., Mochi S., Research J. Chem- 2024 Accepted
of metal nanopar- Mishra A., Jangid N. istry and environ-
ticles using Thar K., Goel R., Sharma ment
desert plants”
19 “Advances in mag- Yadav A.; Sharma A.; Research J. Chem- 2024 Accepted
netic materials: Devi M.; Jangir B.; istry and environ-
classification and Goel R. ment
synthesis”
20 “Effective synthesis Sharma A.; Yadav A.; Research J. Chem- 2024 Accepted
of pharmacological Pathak H.; Jangir B. istry and environ-
evaluation of 1,2,4- ment
triazolo- isoxazole
and 1,2,4- triazolo-
pyrazole scaffolds”

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21 Exploring self-as- GOEL R.*, Mangal Asian Journal of 2023 0970-7077
sembled cationic M., Sharma A. K., Chemistry
nanostructures of Kumar P., Gupta A
amphiphilic β-pep-
tides for amplify-
ing drug delivery
efficiency .

https://
www.scopus.com/
sourceid/22703
22 Synthesis, Char- Vishnu Kumar Khan- Journal of Basic 2023 1006-8341 https://
acterization and delwal Science fzgxjckxxb.
Antibacterial ac- com/vol-
tivity of Zinc oxide ume-23-is-
nanoparticles
23 Basics Concept and Vishnu Kumar Khan- European Chemi- 2023 2063-5346),
special Issue -4
Medicinal Applica- delwal cal Bulletin pp. 8503-8521
tions of Nanotech-
nology
24 Application of silver Khandelwal Vishnu Research J. Chem- 2024 Accepted
nanoparticles in Kumar istry and environ-
the degradation ment
of Methylene Blue
dye
25 Utilizing Environ- Khandelwal Vishnu Research J. Chem- 2024 Accepted
mentally Friendly Kumar istry and environ-
Synthetic Nanoma- ment
terials to Eliminate
Toludine Blue from
Water
26 Development of Ashok Sable, Sonu Research J. Chem- 2024 Accepted
1,2,3-Triazoles Pareek, ManmohanS. istry and environ-
employing Copper Chauhan ment
Oxide/Reduced
Graphene Oxide
Nanocomposite

Book/Book Chapter -04

Dr Bhawna Jangir
“Environmentally friendly and sustainable nanotechnology: fundamentals” in sustainable nanotechnology,
Elsevier (revised draft submitted to final editor), Jangir, B; Varshney, G. K.; Jangid, N. K.
MicroPlastics: Detection, Extraction, Remediation Techniques and Future perspective, Bhawna Jangir, Anjali
Yadav, Taylor& Francis, Accepted, 2024

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Dr Anjali Yadav
Bioremediation of Microplastics Yadav, Anjali., Singh, S., Jangir, B.,Taylor
Dwivedi, J., Srivastava, M
& Francis 2024
Bio-Nanomaterials in Environmental Remediation Saini., N., Yadav, A., Jangid, N.K., Dwivedi,
Taylor &J.,
Francis 2024
Bioinspired Green Synthesis of Nanomaterials Gautam, S., Yadav, A., Jangid, N K.,Taylor
Srivastava, M., Kaur, N.
& Francis 2024
Silicon- Based Materials for Lithium-Ion Batteries Yadav, A., Jangir, B., Jangid, N.K., Srivastav, A., Srivastava, M.,
Taylor & Francis 2024

Prof. S.K. Sharma

Green Chemistry, its Role in Achieving Sustainable Development Goals, CRC Press Taylor & Francis, 2023,
https://doi.org/10.1201/9781003301769, ISBN: 9781003301769

Aruna Sharma : Achiral Polymer-supported Organic Reagents, Taylor and Francis group, CRC Press, ISBN
9780367484422, 2024, 202321072118

Patents- 05
1. Dr Rahul Goel :IOT enabled chemical mixing device for agriculture farm,, Certificate of Registration of
Design, 383314-001, 2023
2. Dr Sonu Pareek :IOT enabled chemical mixing device for agriculture farm,, Certificate of Registration of
Design, 383314-001, 2023
3. Dr Aruna Sharma: IOT based smart classroom attendance system in e-learning Application,
4. Dr Vishnu K. Khandelwal: Analysis of Plastic waste management strategies and it’s environment impact in
smart cities, Patent Application No: 202341038283A, Publication date: 30/06/2023
5. Dr Vishnu K. Khandelwal: IOT-Enabled Smart Drug Delivery System utilizing bio-responsive nanopar-
ticles for precision medicine Applications, Patent Application No: 202431004811A, Publication date:
09/02/2024

Awards & Recognitions/Outreach:

Prof. Sapna Sharma
1.Received Bharat Ratna Sri Pranab Mukherjee Award for Futuristic Faculty of India
2. Received letter of Appreciation as Mental Health Advocate
3 Received JECRC Women Achievers Award on International Women Day
4. Mental health advocate 26th april 2023
5. Futuristic faculty 11 dec 2023
6. Women’s achiever award 8 march 2024
Dr Anita Nehra:
SERB International Travel Support award (ITS) by SERB Govt. of India in July 2023.
Early Career Advisory Board member at Women in Supramolecular Chemistry (WISC), 2024. Please find the
attached link as a proof.
https://www.womeninsuprachem.com/copy-of-advisory-board-3.
Guest editor at the Journal of Indian Chemical Society for a Special Issue of an international conference
“Green and Sustainable Advances in Chemical Sciences, ACASSD-2024.”

Life member of Indian Society of Chemists and Biologists (ISCB), India, August 2023.

Member of the RSC Macrocyclic and Supramolecular Chemistry interest group committee, 2024.

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Associated with “Women in STEM (WiSTEM)” since Nov, 2023 for mentoring school girls for pursuing
STEM.

Dr Rahul Goel
Guided 04 students under Summer Research Internship Program-2024 at Dyal Singh College, University of
Delhi from 11 June-31 July 2024

Invited talk/lecture
Dr Poonam Hariyani
Key Note Speaker in National Conference on “Application of basic sciences and communication in
Engineering” at JECRC Foundation
Dr Anita Nehra
Invited talk at “Frontiers in Sustainable Catalysis and Organometallics (FISCO-2024)” organized by the De-
partment of Chemistry, MNIT Jaipur, held during July 11-12, 2024.
Invited talk at Emerging Trends in Supramolecular Science and Technology (ETSST-2024) organized by the
Department of Chemistry, SRM University-AP, Andhra Pradesh held during March 07-08, 2024.
Dr Sonu Pareek
Invited Lecture at Springdales School, Sushant City, Jaipur ‘Sustainable Development/Environment’ for the
‘Book Week,- Science Day and World Nature Conservation Day on 28July 202

Grant Received by Department

School Depart- Name of the Name of the Year of Date Awarding Upload
Name ment Name teacher awarded award/fellow- Award of the Agency relevant
national/ interna- ship Award support-
tional fellowship/ ing Docu-
financial support ments
School Department For International 2024 28-03- DST-
of Sci- of Chemis- Conference ACAS- 2024 (SERB)
ences try SD 2024
Conference
Grant DST-SERB
Workshop/ Conference/Seminar Conducted
• Workshop and Training Program on “Nanotechnology for Sustainable Development with the support
of MNIT, Jaipur on 26-27 Oct 2023
• International Conference on “Advances in Chemical and Applied Sciences for Sustainable Develop-
ment” ACASSD 2024 organized on March 29-30, 2024
FDP/Workshop/ Conference/Seminar Attended by Faculty-(54)

FDP/STT/Faculty Training -29

Workshop/Conference/Seminar-25

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Title of the Professional Develop- Name of faculty Title of the pro- Date From Date To (DD-
ment Programmes, Orientation / member (s) who gram (DD-MM- MM-YYYY)
Induction Programmes, Refresher attended YYYY)
Course, Short Term Course
Faculty development program con- Dr.Bhawana Microsoft tools 10-07-2023 15-07-2023
ducted by R-CAT, Microsoft and Jangir for effective
Koenig at JECRC University, Jaipur teaching and
held from 10 - 15 July, 2023. learning environ-
ment
Faculty development program con- Dr. Rahul Goel Microsoft tools 10-07-2023 15-07-2023
ducted by R-CAT, Microsoft and for effective
Koenig at JECRC University, Jaipur teaching and
held from 10 - 15 July, 2023. learning environ-
ment
Faculty development program con- Dr. Nidhi Bansal Microsoft tools 10-07-2023 15-07-2023
ducted by R-CAT, Microsoft and for effective
Koenig at JECRC University, Jaipur teaching and
held from 10 - 15 July, 2023. learning environ-
ment
Faculty development program con- Dr. Poonam Microsoft tools 10-07-2023 15-07-2023
ducted by R-CAT, Microsoft and Haryani for effective
Koenig at JECRC University, Jaipur teaching and
held from 10 - 15 July, 2023. learning environ-
ment
Faculty development program con- Prof. Sonu Pa- Microsoft tools 10-07-2023 15-07-2023
ducted by R-CAT, Microsoft and reek for effective
Koenig at JECRC University, Jaipur teaching and
held from 10 - 15 July, 2023. learning environ-
ment
FDP by CURAJ-MMC Aug 05-14, Dr Anjali Yadav NEP-2020 Orien- Aug 05 2024 Aug 14, 2024
2024 tation & Sensiti-
zation
FDP Anand International College Dr Anjali Yadav Life- Skills for March 18 March 22 2024
of Engineering March 18-22, 2024 Blissful Life 2024

One-week online Women’s-day Dr Anita Nehra “Recent Advanc- March 08 March 13, 2024.
special faculty development pro- es in Chemistry”
gramme organized by Department
of Chemistry, School of Advance
Sciences, VIT-AP, Andhra Pradesh
Five days faculty development Dr Bhawna “Innovation and 20 May, 24 May, 2024.
program cum workshop organized Jangir technology in 2024.
by S. S. Jain Subodh Management digital pedago-
institute, Jaipur Rajasthan from gy”
20-24 May, 2024.

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Five days faculty development Dr Bhawna “Innovative 20 May 2024. 24 May, 2024.
program conducted by Research Jangir teaching and
Foundation of India and RFI- learning pedago-
CARE from 20-24 May, 2024. gy”

FDP by Dr Rahul Goel NEP-2020 Orien- 23 May, 2024 31st May, 2024
UGC-MMTTC, University of Hy- tation & Sensiti-
derabad zation

FDP cum workshop by Dr Rahul Goel Innovation & 20th May, 24th May, 2024
S.S.Jain Subodh Management Insti- Technology in 2024
tute, Jaipur Digital Pedagogy

FDP by Poddar International Col- Dr Rahul Goel Research Pro- 20 Novem- 24 November,
lege in association with Chemical spective & Op- ber, 2023 2023
Research Society of India (CRSI) portunities
Jaipur Chapter

FDP by JECRC University Dr Rahul Goel Teaching Peda- 16 August, 19 August, 2023
gogy 2023
FDP by R-CAT, Microsoft and Dr.Bhawana Microsoft tools 10-07-2023 15-07-2023
Koenig at JECRC University, Jaipur Jangir for effective
held from 10 - 15 July, 2023. teaching and
learning environ-
ment
FDP Dr Vishnu Intellectual Prop- 13-02- 17-02-2024
Poornima Innovation and Incu- K.Khandelwal erty Right and 2024
bation cell Poornima College of Product Develop-
Engineering, Jaipur, Rajasthan, ment and entre-
India preneurship
Short Term Training Programme Dr Vishnu Applications of 02-06- 10-02-2024
2024
Department of Basic Science & Hu- K.Khandelwal Microsoft Office
manities, Arya College of Engineer- Tools
ing & I.T. Kukas, Jaipur, Rajasthan,
India
FDP Dr Vishnu K. Innovation and 20May, 24 May. 2024
S.S. Jain Subodh Management Ship- Khandelwal Technology in 2024
ra Path, Mansarovar Jaipur, Rajas- Digital Padagogy
than, India

FDP Research and Development Dr Vishnu K. Empowering Re- 28-May- 7 June, 2024
cell – Jaipur School of Business in Khandelwal search: Advanced 24
Collaboration with IQAC, JECRC Software Tools for
University Jaipur, Rajasthan, India Academics

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FDP Dr Vishnu K. Sustainable De- 24June, 30 June, 2024
Malviya Mission Teacher training Khandelwal velopment and 2024
Programme (MM-TTP) of UGC Climate Change
organized by JNV University, Jodh-
pur, Rajasthan
FDP S.S. Jain Subodh Dr Saurabh Innovation and 20May, 24 May. 2024
Management Shipra Path, Mansa- Dave Technology in 2024
rovar Jaipur, Rajasthan, India Digital Padagogy

FDP Research and Development Dr Saurabh Dave Empowering Re- 28-May- 7 June, 2024
cell – Jaipur School of Business in search: Advanced 24
Collaboration with IQAC, JECRC Software Tools for
University Jaipur, Rajasthan, India Academics

FDP IQAC, Kamla Nehru Maha- Dr Saurabh Dave Research Meth- 22-July- 24 July 2024
vdyala, Nagpur odology 24
Malviya Mission Teacher training Dr Vishnu K. NEP 2020 Ori- 3June, 2024 11, June, 2024
centre, Guru Nanak Dev University, Khandelwal entation and
Amritsar (PB) Sensitization
Programme

FDP S.S. Jain Subodh Dr Nidhi Bansal Innovation and 20May, 24 May. 2024
Management Shipra Path, Mansa- Technology in 2024
rovar Jaipur, Rajasthan, India Digital Padagogy

International Conference Biyani Dr Vishnu K. Nurturing Aca- 26-Nov-23 26-Nov-23

Group of Colleges, Jaipur, Rajas- Khandelwal demic Entrepre-
than, India neurs with Indus-
trial Partnership
International conference Dr Vishnu K. Recent advances 22 Dec. 2023
IEEE student branch (STB08621) of Khandelwal in Engineering & 21-Dec-
Poornima College of Engineering, Technical paper 2023
Jaipur, Rajasthan, India and model con-
tests (6th Techno-
vation – 2023)
International conference Dept. of Dr Vishnu K. Emerging Trends 20 Jan. 21 Jan, 2023
Applied Science, Agrawal PG Col- Khandelwal in Environmen- 2023
lege, Jaipur tal Sustainabil-
ity” (ICETES
-2023)
International Conference Dr Vishnu K. Advances in 29March, 30 March, 2024
Department of Chemistry, School Khandelwal Chemical and 2024
of Science, JECRC University, Jai- Applied Science
pur for Sustainable
Development
(ACASSD-2024)

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International Conference Prof. Sapna Advances in 29March, 30 March, 2024
Department of Chemistry, School Sharma Chemical and 2024
of Science, JECRC University, Jai- Applied Science
pur for Sustainable
Development
(ACASSD-2024)
International Conference Dr Aruna Shar- Advances in 29March, 30 March, 2024
Department of Chemistry, School ma Chemical and 2024
of Science, JECRC University, Jai- Applied Science
pur for Sustainable
Development
(ACASSD-2024)
International Conference Prof. Sarabh Advances in 29March, 30 March, 2024
Department of Chemistry, School Dave Chemical and 2024
of Science, JECRC University, Jai- Applied Science
pur for Sustainable
Development
(ACASSD-2024)
International Conference Dr Rahul Goel Advances in 29March, 30 March, 2024
Department of Chemistry, School Chemical and 2024
of Science, JECRC University, Jai- Applied Science
pur for Sustainable
Development
(ACASSD-2024)
International Conference Dr Nidhi Bansal Advances in 29March, 30 March, 2024
Department of Chemistry, School Chemical and 2024
of Science, JECRC University, Jai- Applied Science
pur for Sustainable
Development
(ACASSD-2024)
International Conference Dr Anjali Yadav Advances in 29March, 30 March, 2024
Department of Chemistry, School Chemical and 2024
of Science, JECRC University, Jai- Applied Science
pur for Sustainable
Development
(ACASSD-2024)
International Conference Biyani Dr Poonam Nurturing Aca- 26-Nov-23 26-Nov-23
Group of Colleges, Jaipur, Rajas- Hariyani demic Entrepre-
than, India neurs with Indus-
trial Partnership

International Conference Dr Poonam Advances in 29March, 30 March, 2024

Department of Chemistry, School Hariyani Chemical and 2024
of Science, JECRC University, Jai- Applied Science
pur for Sustainable
Development
(ACASSD-2024)

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ACS Science Talks Rahul Goel Chemically 20th Feb,
Active Colloids: 2024
From One to
Many

ACS Science Talks Rahul Goel Flow in Porous 25th Jan,

Media in the 2024
Energy Transi-
tion

Placements

Anurag Mishra Mohnish Kachhawa Nitin Koshy

(M.Sc. Chemistry 2022-24) (M.Sc. Chemistry 2022-24) B.Sc. Chemistry(2021-24)
Techno marketing Engineer QC Analyst Unique Organics Ltd, Jaipur
Torrceid India Pvt. Ltd, Morbi Varun Beverages India Pvt. Ltd,
Jodhpur

Sanskar Jain Puneet Soan Riti Tripathi

B.Sc.(2021-24) B.Sc.(2021-24) B.Sc.(2021-24)
QC-Trainee Packaged App Developer Quality Analyst
Asclepius Healthcare Ltd. Accenture Q Degree

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 Ekta Verma (B.Sc. 2021-24) Komal Chauhan (B.Sc. 2021-24)
WIPRO WIPRO

Student Internships

Vaishnavi IIT, Jodhpur Vinay Pratap Singh Poonam Singh

IIT, Jodhpur Sun Pharma, Gurgaon Amol Pharmaceuticals

Nancy Singroha Noopor Singh Vanshika

SunPharma, Gurgaon Saras Dairy, Udaipur Amol Pharmaceuticals

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 Jaipur School of Business

Introduction

The Jaipur School of Business offers BBA, B.com and MBA Degree programs, both stretching three and two
years, respectively, and approved by the University Grants Commission. Additionally, the school provides a
PhD. program in management. JSB, JU aims to promote interdisciplinary research and development for the
benefit of industry and society through continuous efforts. The faculties create a stimulating environment to
nurture students’ creativity, innovation, and excellence. Besides business skills, the emphasis is on ethical and
value-based education. A core mission of JSB is to develop human potential to its fullest extent so that they can
emerge as intellectually capable and imaginatively gifted leaders in the field of business.

Jaipur School of Business imparts knowledge through a Socratic Method approach such as conceptual teach-
ing, case study approach, role plays, group discussions, summer internships and corporate mentoring, research
projects, presentations, tutorials, industrial visits, as well as workshops that promote a spirit of inquiry in
young minds and help them enhance their problem-solving and decision-making abilities.

Sanctioned Intake (UG & PG) as in Academic Year 2023-24

S. No Programme Name Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Total

Programme 1
1 183
B.Com (JSB) 83 80 20
Programme 2
2 1985
BBA(JSB) 812 693 480
Programme 3
3 868
MBA(JSB) 387 299 182
  
Prof. Renu Pareek

Designation: Dean & Professor

Department: Jaipur School of Business

Qualification: PhD, MBA
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Marketing Management, Brand Building, Advertising.
Publication: Research Papers Published: 41
Seminar/Conference: 13, FDP/MOOC: 12, Patent & Copyright: 4, Con-
sultancies: 3
Book Written: 1

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Faculty Designation Date of First Date of Highest NET/ Research Publica-
Name Joining the Joining the Qualification JRF/ tions in Scopus/
Present University SLET WOS Indexed
Position Journals/ UGC
care/Conferences

Prof. Renu Professor, 16/03/2020 02/03/2020 PhD NIL 41

Pareek Dean

Dr. Ruchi Goyal

Designation: Professor & Head BBA

Department: Jaipur School of Business
Qualification: PhD, MHRM, M.A. (Economics), NET & SLET
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Human Resource practices, Employee satisfaction,
Employee Commitment, Managerial Economics, Business Environment
and Business Economics.
Publication: Research Papers Published: 47, Books Authored: 5, Case
studies Published: 5, Papers Presented in Conferences: 13

Faculty Designation Date of First Date of Highest Qualifi- NET/ Research Publica-
Name Joining the Joining the cation JRF/ tions in Scopus/
Present Po- University SLET WOS /UGC/ Con-
sition ferences

Ruchi Professor 01/04/2021 16/09/2016 PhD NET 47

Goyal

Prof. Sandeep Naga

Designation: Professor

Department: Jaipur School of Business

Qualification: PhD, MBA, BE(Mech.), PGDEMA, PGDGC, PGDPPIM
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: New product development time reduction, Marketing,
Operations, Manufacturing, Supply chain, PPC, R&D

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Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest NET/ Research Publications in
Name Joining the of Joining Qualification JRF/ Scopus/WOS Indexed Jour-
Present the Univer- SLET nals/ UGC care/Conferences
Position sity

Sandeep Professor 30/08/2022 30/08/2022 PhD Nil 3

Naga

Dr. Nupur C Sharma

Designation: Professor & Head Outreach
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)
Qualification: Ph. D, MBA
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Human Resources & Organisation Behaviour

Faculty Designation Date of First Highest NET/ Research

Name Joining Date of Qualifi- JRF Publications in
the Joining cation /SLET Scopus/
Present the WOS
Position University Indexed
Journals/ UGC
Care
Journals/
Conferences (Full
Paper
Only)
Dr Nupur C Professor & Dec 11, 2023 Dec 11, 2023 Ph D NIL 01
Sharma Head Out- Paper Published in a
reach book

Dr. Rashmi Sharma

Designation: Associate Professor

Department: Jaipur School of Business

Qualification: PhD, NET (Management), MBA, B.Com.
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Finance, Financial Markets, Marketing, Services, Bank-
ing
Publication: Paper Presented: 15, Paper Published: 14, Seminar attended:
10, Workshop attended: 09, FDP: 07, MOOCs: 05

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Faculty Designa- Date of First Date Highest NET/ Research Publications in Sco-
Name tion Join- of Joining Qualifica- JRF/ pus/WOS Indexed Journals/
ing the the Uni- tion SLET UGC care/Conferences
Present versity
Position
Rashmi Associate 1/5/2022 7/1/2014 PhD NET 14
Sharma Professor

Dr. Jyoti Jain

Designation: Associate Professor

Department: Jaipur School of Business

Qualification: PhD (Marketing), UGC-NET (Management)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Marketing, Advertising, Consumer Behaviour, Human
Resource Policies, Training & Development, Brands
Publication
National Journals: 4, International Journals: 1, Conference & Seminar-
13, FDPs: 11

Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest NET/ Research Publications in Sco-
Name Joining the of Joining Qualification JRF/ pus/WOS Indexed Journals/
Present the Univer- SLET UGC care/Conferences
Position sity

Jyoti Associate 02/06/2022 30/08/2017 PhD NET 07

Jain Professor

Dr. Ritu Dixit

Designation: Assistant Professor-I

Department: Jaipur School of Business
Qualification: PhD, MBA
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Human Resource Management, Talent Acquisition, Tal-
ent retention, Employee Engagement, Job satisfaction, E-HRM
Publication: 5, Conference & Seminar- 11, FDPs/ MOOC: 10, Books
written- 2, MDP-7, Consultancies- 2

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Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the of Joining ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present the Univer- SLET Journals/ UGC care/Con-
Position sity ferences

Ritu Assistant 30/08/2022 30/08/2022 PhD NET 05

Dixit Professor

Dr. Hemant Verma

Designation: Assistant Professor-I

Department: Jaipur School of Business
Qualification: PhD (Commerce), UGC-NET, M.Com, MBA
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Economics
Publication: International: 3, National: 3

Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the of Joining ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present the Univer- SLET Journals/ UGC care/Con-
Position sity ferences

Hemant Assistant 29/03/2017 29/03/2017 PhD NET 06

Verma Professor

Dr. Ram Garg

Designation: Assistant Professor-I

Department: Jaipur School of Business
Qualification: PhD, MBA, M.Com. FDPM (IIM- Ahmedabad-2017)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Inferential Statistics (Commerce)
Publication: International Journal Publications:- 12 Papers

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Faculty Designation Date of First Date of Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the Joining the ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present University SLET Journals/ UGC care/Con-
Position ferences

Ram Assistant 04/08/2018 04/08/2018 PhD NET 12

Garg Professor

Dr. Varsha Tiwari

Designation: Assistant Professor-I

Department: Jaipur School of Business

Qualification: PhD, M.Com (Banking & Business Economics), M.Phil

(Commerce), LL.B.

Email: [email protected]

Research Area: Settlement of Disputes

Publication: Papers Published: 05, Papers Published in Conference Pro-

ceedings: 03

Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the of Joining ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present the Univer- SLET Journals/ UGC care/Con-
Position sity ferences

Varsha Assistant 08/28/2018 8/28/2018 PhD Nil 08

Tiwari professor

Dr. M. Kuruvilla

Designation: Assistant Professor-I

Department: Jaipur School of Business
Qualification: MBA, BPT
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Organizational Behaviour, Human Resource Manage-
ment

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Faculty Designation Date of First Date of Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publica-
Name Joining the Joining the ification JRF/ tions in Scopus/WOS
Present University SLET Indexed Journals/
Position UGC care/Confer-
ences

M. Kuru- Assistant 01/09/2014 01/09/2014 MBA Nil Nil

villa Professor

Dr. Manish Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor-I

Department: Jaipur School of Business
Qualification: M.Com, MBA, UGC-NET (Commerce), UGC-NET
(Management), NCMP L-2 (NSEs Certified Market Professional), B.Sc.
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Financial Risk Management, Securities analysis and Port-
folio Management
Publication: Paper presented in National and International Conferences:
09, Significant Publications: 03

Faculty Designation Date of First Date of Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the Joining the ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present University SLET Journals/ UGC care/Con-
Position ferences

Manish Assistant 09/08/2014 09/08/2014 PhD NET 12

Sharma Professor

Dr. Arun Gautam

Designation: Assistant Professor-I

Department: Jaipur School of Business
Qualification: NET (Commerce)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Taxation, Finance, Accounting (IFRS)

Publications: Research Paper: 43, Conferences: 18, FDP: 08, MOOC: 03,
Research Project:01, Patent:1, Copyrights:2

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Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest Qual- NET/ JRF/ Research Publica-
Name Joining the of Joining ification SLET tions in Scopus/
Present the Univer- WOS Indexed
Position sity Journals/ UGC care/
Conferences

Arun Assistant 01/04/2021 13/01/2020 PhD NET 43

Gautam Professor

Dr. Poonam Rajharia

Designation: Assistant Professor - I
Department: Jaipur School of Business
Qualification: PhD, MBA, BCA
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Corporate Governance
Publications: Research Paper: 14, Paper presented 05, Confer-
ences: 18, FDP: 04

Faculty Designa- Date of First Date Highest NET/ Research Publications in

Name tion Joining the of Joining Qualifica- JRF/ Scopus/WOS Indexed Jour-
Present the Univer- tion SLET nals/ UGC care/Conferences
Position sity

Poonam Assistant 18/08/2022 17/08/2022 PhD Nil 14

Rajharia professor

Dr. Usha Chouhan

Designation: Assistant Professor-I
Department: Jaipur School of Business
Qualification: PhD., MHRM, M.com, B.Sc.
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Human Resource Management, Marketing Management,
Digital Marketing, Labour Laws, Industrial Relations, Corporate gover-
nance and Social responsibility

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Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the of Joining ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present the Univer- SLET Journals/ UGC care/
Position sity Conferences

Usha Assistant 13/09/2023 13/09/2023 PhD NET 06

Chouhan Professor

Dr. Joohi Chaturvedi

Designation: Assistant Professor-I

Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)

Qualification: Ph. D, MS (MBA/M.Tech) Quality Management,
B.E Mechanical Engineering
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Human Resource Management, Quality Management,
Mechanical Engineering
Journal Publications (National/International)-17 Book/Chapter Publica-
tions- 3

Faculty Designa- Date of First Date Highest NET/ Research Research Re-
Name tion Joining of Joining Qualifi- JRF/ Publica- Publica- search
the Pres- the Univer- cation SLET tions in tions in Publica-
ent Posi- sity Scopus/ UGC Care tions in
tion WOS Journals Confer-
Indexed ences
Journals (Full
Paper
Only)
Joohi Assistant 18/09/2023 18/09/2023 PhD Nil 1 & 1 un- 03 02
Chaturvedi Professor I der process

Dr. Tanya Garg

Designation: Assistant Professor-I
Department: Jaipur School of Business
Qualification: PhD, M.Com, B.Com, Diploma in Event management
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: HR & Marketing

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Faculty Designation Date of First Date of Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining Joining the ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
the Pres- University SLET Journals/ UGC care/Con-
ent Posi- ferences
tion

Tanya Assistant 01/10/23 08/5/2019 PhD Nil 08

Garg Professor

Dr. Alka Shrivastava

Designation: Assistant Professor I
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Jaipur)
Qualification: EPHRA (IIM Rohtak), PhD, M.B.A.
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Stress Management

Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the of Joining ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS In-
Present the Univer- SLET dexed Journals/ UGC
Position sity care/Conferences

Alka Shri- Assistant 25/3/2023 25/3/2023 PhD Nil 12

vastava Professor

Dr. Anuradha Saxena

Designation: Assistant Professor I
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Jaipur)
Qualification: PhD, MBA, PG Diploma in project planning & infrastruc-
ture management
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Human Resource Management.

Faculty Designa- Date of First Date Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name tion Joining the of Joining ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present the Univer- SLET Journals/ UGC care/Con-
Position sity ferences

Anuradha Assistant 27/02/2023 27/02/2023 PhD Nil 06

Saxena Professor

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Dr. Sumita Sharda
Designation: Assistant Professor I
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)
Qualification: Ph. D, MBA (HR), M.Phil (BADM) M. Com
(BADM)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Marketing

Faculty Designa- Date of First Date Highest NET/ Research Research Re-
Name tion Joining the of Joining Qualifica- JRF/ Publica- Publi- search
Present the Univer- tion SLET tions in cations Publi-
Position sity Scopus/ in UGC cations
WOS Care in
Indexed Journals Con-
Journals fer-
ences
(Full
Paper
Only)
Dr. Assistant 03/04/2024 03/04/2024 PHD Nil Nil Nil 07
Sumita Professor (pub-
Sharda lished)
1 (in
pro-
cess)

Dr. Isac Gunday

Designation: Assistant Professor I
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)
Qualification: PhD
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Marketing Management& Human Resource Management

Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest NET/ Research Research Research
Name Joining of Joining Qualifica- JRF/ Publica- Publi- Publi-
the Pres- the Uni- tion SLET tions in cations cations
ent Posi- versity Scopus/ in UGC in Con-
tion WOS Care ferences
Indexed Journals (Full Pa-
Journals per Only)
Dr. Isac Assistant 08/08/2023 08/08/2023 PhD SET 04 04 02
Gunday Professor

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Kriti Tandon
Designation: Assistant Professor II

Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)

Qualification: Pursuing PhD, M.Com
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Finance

Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest NET/ Research Research

Name Joining the of Joining Qualification JRF/ Publications Publications
Present the Univer- SLET in Scopus/ in UGC Care
Position sity WOS In- Journals
dexed Jour-
nals
Kriti Assistant 15/09/2023 15/09/2023 M.Com NET 00 01
Tandon Professor

Mr. Mukul Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor - II
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Department of Commerce)
Qualification: M. Com (ABST + BADM), UGC_ NET (2 times in Com-
merce, JRF – 1 time in Commerce)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Accounting & Finance

Faculty Designation Date of First Date of Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the Joining the ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present University SLET Journals/ UGC care/Con-
Position ferences

Mukul Assistant 07/04/2023 07/04/2023 M.Com NET, Nil

Sharma Professor JRF
Ms. Anushree Yadav
Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Department: Jaipur School of Business
Qualification: M.Com, NET qualified
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Finance

215
Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the of Joining ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present the Univer- SLET Journals/ UGC care/
Position sity Conferences

Anushree Assistant 13/09/2022 13/09/2022 M.Com NET Nil

Yadav Professor

Dr. Sumedha Soni

Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Department: Jaipur School of Business
Qualification: BBA, MBA (HR and Marketing), NET (Management)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Human Resource Management, Business Management,
Statistics, Economics

Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the of Joining ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present the Univer- SLET Journals/ UGC care/
Position sity Conferences

Sumedha Assistant 17/01/2019 17/01/2019 PhD NET 02

Soni Professor I

Ms. Arpita Tripathi

Designation: Assistant professor II
Department: Jaipur School of Business
Qualification: MBA
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Marketing

Faculty Designation Date of First Date of Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining Joining the ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
the Pres- University SLET Journals/ UGC care/Con-
ent Posi- ferences
tion

Arpita Assistant 01/06/23 25/08/2022 MBA NET 01

Tripathi Professor

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Dr. Shubhangi Keshot
Designation: Assistant Professor-I
Department: Department of Business Administration
Qualification: PhD, MBA, BCA
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Human Resource Management
Publication: Research Paper: 4

Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the of Joining ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present the Univer- SLET Journals/ UGC care/
Position sity Conferences

Shubhangi Assistant 24/12/2021 24/12/2021 PhD Nil 04

Keshot Professor

Dr. Sheena Kumari

Designation: Assistant Professor-I
Department: Department of Business Administration
Qualification: PhD, MBA, M.Com
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Economics, Financial Management
Publication: Research Paper: 3, Seminar/Conference: 4

Faculty Designation Date of First Date of Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the Joining the ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present University SLET Journals/ UGC care/Con-
Position ferences

Sheena Assistant 27/07/2023 27/07/2023 PhD Nil 03

Kumari Professor

Ms. Bhawana Rathore

Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Department: Department of Business Administration
Qualification: MBA, B.com
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Human Resource Management
Publication: Research Paper:03, Seminar/Conference: 4
217
Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the of Joining ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present the Univer- SLET Journals/ UGC care/
Position sity Conferences

Bhawana Assistant 31/07/2023 31/07/2023 MBA Nil 03

Rathore Professor

Mr. Abhimanyu Gupta

Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Department: Department of Business Administration
Qualification: MBA, M.A
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Financial Management, Economics
Publication: Research Paper- 2:, Seminar/Conference: 9
FDP-5

Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the of Joining ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS In-
Present the Univer- SLET dexed Journals/ UGC
Position sity care/Conferences

Abhimanyu Assistant 31/07/2023 31/07/2023 MBA NET 02

Gupta Professor

Ms. Preeti Kumari

Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Department: Department of Business Administration
Qualification: MBA, B.Com
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Human resource management

Faculty Designation Date of First Date of Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the Joining the ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present University SLET Journals/ UGC care/Con-
Position ferences

Preeti Assistant 08/08/2022 08/08/2022 MBA NET, Nil

Kumari Professor JRF

218
Mr. Lokesh Tilwani
Designation: Assistant Professor II
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Department of Commerce)
Qualification: B.Com, M, com (ABST), NET
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Finance

Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest NET/ Research Research

Name Joining the of Joining Qualification JRF/ Publications Publications
Present the Univer- SLET in Scopus/ in UGC Care
Position sity WOS In- Journals
dexed Jour-
nals
Mr. Assistant 23/08/2023 23/08/2023 M.COM NET 00 00
Lokesh Professor II
Tilwani

Ms. Khushi Mishra

Designation: Assistant Professor II

Department: Jaipur School of Business (Department of Business Admin-
istration)
Qualification: B.COM, M.COM, Pursuing PhD
Research Area: Human Resource and Organisational Behaviour

Faculty Designa- Date of First Date Highest NET/ Research Research Research
Name tion Joining the of Joining Qualifica- JRF/ Publica- Publi- Publi-
Present the Univer- tion SLET tions in cations cations
Position sity Scopus/ in UGC in Con-
WOS Care ferences
Indexed Journals (Full
Journals Paper
Only)
Khushi Assistant 08/08/2024 07/08/2023 M.COM Nil 01 00 Nil
Mishra Professor
Name: Lijy Lijit Idicula
Designation: Assistant Professor II
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)
Qualification: NET, MBA
Email: [email protected]
Specialized Area: Marketing, HR
219
Fac- Designation Date of First Date Highest NET/ Research Research
ulty Joining the of Joining Qualification JRF/ Publications Publications
Name Present the Univer- SLET in Scopus/ in UGC Care
Position sity WOS In- Journals
dexed Jour-
nals
Lijy Assistant 25/10/2023 25/10/2023 MBA Yes Nil Nil
Lijit Professor-II
Idicula

Ms. Ayushi Soni

Designation: Assistant Professor II
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Department of Business Admin-
istration)
Qualification: Ph. D (Pursuing), MBA, BCOM
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Human Resource Management and Marketing
No. of Conferences/workshop/seminar attended:

Faculty Designa- Date of First Date Highest NET/ Research Research Re-
Name tion Joining the of Joining Qualifica- JRF/ Publica- Publica- search
Present the Univer- tion SLET tions in tions in Publi-
Position sity Scopus/ UGC Care cations
WOS Journals in Con-
Indexed ferences
Journals (Full
Paper
Only)
Ayushi Assistant 27/03/2024 27/03/2024 MBA NET Nil 02 04
Soni Professor-
II

Ms. Swati Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor II

Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)
Qualification: M.Com. (Business Administration), M. Phil, SLET
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: N/A

220
Faculty Designation Date of First Date of Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the Joining the ification JRF/ in Scopus/ WOS In-
Present University SLET dexed Journals/ UGC
Position Care Journals Con-
ferences (Full Paper
Only)

Swati Shar- Assistant 15/04/2024 15/04/2024 M.Phil SLET 01

ma Professor II

Ms. P. Shivani Singh

Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Department: Department of Management
Qualification: MBA(HR - Marketing), B.A. (Management)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Human Resource Management

Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the of Joining ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present the Univer- SLET Journals/ UGC care/
Position sity Conferences

P.Shivani Assistant 08/01/2012 07/01/2012 MBA Nil Nil

Singh Professor
Ms. Sijo Joji
Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Department: Department of Management
Qualification: MBA (HR)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Human Resource Management

Faculty Designation Date of First Date of Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the Joining the ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present University SLET Journals/ UGC care/
Position Conferences

Sijo Joji Assistant 22 /01/2019 22 /03/2012 MBA Nil Nil

Professor

221
Mr. Patanjali Tripathy
Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Department: Department of Business Administration
Qualification: BBM, MBA (Major-Finance, Minor- Operation & Pro-
duction Management)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: General Management, Human Resource Management,
Financial Management

Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the of Joining ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present the Univer- SLET Journals/ UGC care/
Position sity Conferences

Patanjali Assistant 23/04/2018 23/04/2018 MBA Nil Nil

Tripathy Professor

Ms. Mala Shrivastav

Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Department: Department of Management
Qualification: MSW, BA
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Training & development, Human resource management

Research Publica-
Date of First Date
NET/ tions in Scopus/
Faculty Joining the of Joining H i g h e s t
Designation J R F / WOS Indexed Jour-
Name Present Po- the Univer- Qualification
SLET nals/ UGC care/
sition sity
Conferences
Mala Shri- A s s i s t a n t 01-02-2023 01-02-2023 MSW Nil Nil
vastav Professor
Dr. Nimesh Gupta
Designation: Associate Professor, HoD
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)
Qualification: PhD, MBA
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Marketing Management, Analytics

222
Faculty Designation Date of First Date of Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the Joining the ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS In-
Present Posi- University SLET dexed Journals/ UGC
tion care/Conferences

Nimesh Associate 17/08/2022 17/08/2022 PhD Nil 02

Gupta Professor

Dr. Swati Bhargava

Designation: Associate Professor
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)
Qualification: Ph. D, UGC NET JRF (Management), MBA, M. Com
(ABST, EAFM)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Marketing Management, Finance

Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the of Joining ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present the Univer- SLET Journals/ UGC care/
Position sity Conferences

Swati Associate 22/08/2022 22/08/2022 PhD NET, 03

Bhargava Professor JRF

Dr. Princi Gupta

Designation: Assistant Professor I
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)
Qualification: Ph. D, MBA
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Marketing Management, International business

Faculty Designa- Date of First Date Highest NET/ Research Research Research
Name tion Joining the of Joining Qualifi- JRF/ Publica- Publi- Publications
Present the Univer- cation SLET tions in cations in Confer-
Position sity Scopus/ in UGC ences (Full
WOS Care Paper Only)
Indexed Journals
Journals
Princi Assistant 27/09/2021 27/09/2021 PhD Nil 10 02 Nil
Gupta Professor

223
Dr. Amit Kumar Sharma
Designation: Assistant Professor I
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)
Qualification: Ph. D, UGC NET (Commerce), M. Com (ABST)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Accounting & Finance

Faculty Designation Date of Joining First Date of Highest NET/ JRF/ Research
Name the Present Joining the Qualification SLET Publications in
Position University Scopus/WOS
Indexed Jour-
nals/ UGC care/
Conferences
Amit Assistant 10-10-2022 10-10-2022 PhD NET Nil
Kumar Professor-I

Dr. Neha Gupta

Designation: Assistant Professor I
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)
Qualification: Ph. D, UGC- NET(JRF), GATE, MCA
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Network Intrusion Detection

Faculty Designation Date of Join- First Date of Highest Quali- NET/ Research Publica-
Name ing the Pres- Joining the fication JRF/ tions in Scopus/
ent Position University SLET WOS Indexed
Journals/ UGC care/
Conferences
Neha Assistant 27/03/2023 27/03/2023 PhD NET, 01
Gupta Professor JRF

Ms. Neelima Chaudhary

Designation: Assistant Professor II
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)
Qualification: Ph. D (Pursuing), MBA, M. Com (EAFM)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Marketing

224
Faculty Designation Date of First Date of Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publica-
Name Joining the Joining the ification JRF/ tions in Scopus/
Present Po- University SLET WOS Indexed Jour-
sition nals

Neelima Assistant 22/08/2022 22/08/2022 MBA NET 01

Choudhary Professor

Mr. Tarun Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor II
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)
Qualification: Ph. D (Pursuing), MBA, M. Com
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Marketing

Faculty Designation Date of Join- First Date of Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publica-
Name ing the Pres- Joining the ification JRF/ tions in Scopus/
ent Position University SLET WOS Indexed
Journals/ UGC care/
Conferences
Tarun Assistant 28/11/2022 28/11/2022 MBA Nil Nil
Sharma Professor II

Ms. Bhavika Gandhi

Designation: Assistant Professor II
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)
Qualification: M. Com (ABST), NTA-NET (Commerce)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Finance

Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the of Joining ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present the Univer- SLET Journals/ UGC care/Con-
Position sity ferences
Bhavika Assistant 31/01/2023 31/01/2023 M.Com NET 01
Gandhi Professor

225
Mr. Shashi Kumar
Designation: Assistant Professor II
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)
Qualification: Ph. D (Pursuing), UGC-NET (Management), MBA,
M.Com
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Finance

Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest NET/ Research Research Publi-
Name Joining of Joining Qualification JRF/ Publications cations in Con-
the Pres- the Uni- SLET in UGC ferences (Full
ent Posi- versity Care Jour- Paper Only)
tion nals

Shashi Assistant 20/10/2021 20/10/2021 MBA NET 01 01

Kumar Professor

Dr. Swati Prajapat

Designation: Assistant Professor I
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)
Qualification: :Ph. D, UGC NET (Commerce) M. Com(EAFM
& ABST)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Marketing, Finance

Faculty Designation Date of Join- First Date of Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name ing the Pres- Joining the ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS In-
ent Position University SLET dexed Journals/ UGC
care/Conferences
Swati Assistant 09/05/2022 09/05/2022 PhD NET Nil
Prajapat Professor

Ms. Sonali Pandey

Designation: Assistant Professor II
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)
Qualification: Ph. D (Pursuing), NTA-NET (Management), MBA
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Banking & Finance

226
Faculty Designation Date of First Date of Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the Joining the ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS In-
Present Posi- University SLET dexed Journals/ UGC
tion care/Conferences
Sonali Assistant 08/01/2023 08/01/2023 MBA NET NIL
Pandey Professor

Ms. Payal Mahipal

Designation: Assistant Professor II
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)
Qualification: Ph. D (Pursuing), MBA (Pursuing), M Com (EAFM)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Entrepreneurship

Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the of Joining ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present the Univer- SLET Journals/ UGC care/Con-
Position sity ferences

Payal Assistant 03/10/2022 03/10/2022 M.Com Nil 01

Mahipal Professor-II

Ms. Heena Jeasani

Designation: Assistant Professor II
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)
Qualification: LLM, M Com
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Finance, laws

Faculty Designation Date of First Date of Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the Joining the ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS In-
Present Po- University SLET dexed Journals/ UGC
sition care/Conferences
Heena Assistant 09/01/2023 09/01/2023 LLM, M.COM NET NIL
Jeasani Professor-II

227
Dr. Anita
Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)
Qualification: Ph. D, UGC NET
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Accounting, Finance & Marketing

Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the of Joining ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present the Univer- SLET Journals/ UGC care/Con-
Position sity ferences

Dr. Assistant 10/08/2023 10/08/2023 PhD NET Nil

Anita Professor-I

Ms. Dilisha Mehta

Designation: Assistant Professor II
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)
Qualification: M Com
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Finance

Faculty Designation Date of First Date of Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the Joining the ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS In-
Present Po- University SLET dexed Journals/ UGC
sition care/Conferences
Dilisha Assistant 01/08/2023 01/08/2023 M.COM NET NIL
Mehta Professor-II

Dr. Ati Agarwal

Designation: Assistant Professor I
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)
Qualification: Ph. D, UGC NET
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: HR

228
Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the of Joining ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present the Univer- SLET Journals/ UGC care/Con-
Position sity ferences

Dr. Ati Assistant 01/08/2023 01/08/2023 PhD NET Nil

Professor-I

Ms. Ankita Chauhan

Designation: Assistant Professor II
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)
Qualification: M.COM, UGC NET
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: HRM

Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the of Joining ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present the Univer- SLET Journals/ UGC care/
Position sity Conferences

Ankita Assistant 01/03/2024 01/03/2024 M.COM NET Nil

Chauhan Professor-II

Ms. Rishika Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor II
Department: Jaipur School of Business (Faculty of Management)
Qualification: MBA, M.COM
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Marketing

Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the of Joining ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present the Univer- SLET Journals/ UGC care/Con-
Position sity ferences

Rishika Assistant 27/07/2024 27/07/2024 MBA, Nil 03

Sharma Professor-II M.COM

229
Mr. Raunak Sharma
Designation: Assistant Professor
Experience: 17 years
Department: Department of Management
Qualification: MBA (HR & Marketing), MA (English Literature &
Linguistics), M. Com. (Business Administration)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Human Resource Management, Business Development,
Learning & Development.
Publication: Research Paper: 2, Seminar/Conference: 3, FDP: 2

Faculty Designation Date of First Date Highest Qual- NET/ Research Publications
Name Joining the of Joining ification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present the Univer- SLET Journals/ UGC care/Con-
Position sity ferences

Raunak Assistant 01/04/2023 01/04/2023 MBA Nil 02

Sharma Professor

Dr. Pallavi Mathur

Designation: Associate Professor
Experience: 16 years
Department: Department of Management
Qualification: Ph. D., MIB, B.Com
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Marketing, International Business, Economics
Publication:9 publications in various national and international peer
reviewed and Scopus indexed journals, publication of 2 chapters in the
books with ISBN number, Seminar/ conferences / workshops: 10, NP-
TEL courses:2

Faculty Designation Date of Join- First Date of Highest NET/ Research Publications
Name ing the Pres- Joining the Qualification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS In-
ent Position University SLET dexed Journals/ UGC
care/Conferences

Pallavi Associate 01/04/2023 01/04/2023 PhD Nil 15

Mathur Professor

230
Dr. Jyoti Meratwal
Designation: Associate Professor
Experience: 10 years
Department: Department of Management
Qualification: Ph. D., MBA, B. Tech
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Business Strategies, Marketing, TQM, Customer Delight-
ness, HRA, Emotional Intelligence and leadership
Publication:6 publications in various national and international peer
reviewed and Scopus indexed journals , publication of 6 chapters in
the books with ISBN number, Seminar/ conferences / workshops: 22,
NPTEL courses:2, FDP: 1, sponsored by ICSSR at Central University
Punjab, Bathinda.

Faculty Designation Date of Join- First Date of Highest NET/ Research Publications
Name ing the Pres- Joining the Qualification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS In-
ent Position University SLET dexed Journals/ UGC
care/Conferences

Jyoti Mer- Associate 01/04/2023 01/04/2023 PhD Nil 06

atwal Professor

Sumedha Kalia
Designation: Assistant Professor
Experience: 15 years
Department: Department of Business Administration
Qualification: PhD (Pursuing), MBA, B.com
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Marketing
Publication: Research Paper: 1

Research Publica-
Date of
First Date of H i g h e s t N E T / tions in Scopus/WOS
F a c u l t y D e s i g n a - Joining the
Joining the Q u a l i f i c a - J R F / Indexed Journals/
Name tion Present Po-
University tion SLET UGC care/Confer-
sition
ences
Sumedha A s s i s t a n t 01/04/2023 01/04/2023 MBA Nil 01
Kalia Professor

231
Ms. Harleen Kaur
Designation: Assistant Professor
Experience: 10 years
Department: Department of Business Administration
Qualification: Internationally certified soft skill and image consultant,
MBA, B.com,
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Training & development, Leadership, Soft skills, inter-
view skills

Faculty Designation Date of First Date of Highest NET/ Research Publications

Name Joining the Joining the Qualification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
Present Po- University SLET Journals/ UGC care/
sition Conferences

Harleen Assistant 01/04/2023 01/04/2023 MBA Nil Nil

Kaur Professor

Ms. Bhanu Mati Doshi

Designation: Assistant Professor
Experience: 5+ years
Department: Department of Business Administration
Qualification: PhD (Pursuing), MBA(Finance), M.Com (Economic Ad-
ministration and Financial Management), B.Com
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Finance, Banking, Business economics,
Publication: Research Paper: 10, Seminar/Conference: 7, FDP: 2,
MOOC: 2, Book: 01

Faculty Designation Date of First Date of Highest NET/ Research Publications

Name Joining the Joining the Qualification JRF/ in Scopus/WOS Indexed
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Bhanu Assistant 01/04/2023 01/04/2023 MBA NET 10

Mati Professor
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Purvi Katta
Designation: Assistant Professor
Experience: 9 years
Department: Management
Qualification: UGC-NET, M.Com (ABST),
M.com (EAFM), M.com (Business Administration),
CS Professional (pursuing), CA-IPCC, B.com
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Corporate Finance
Seminar/Conference-2

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sition Conferences

Purvi Assistant 01/04/2023 01/04/2023 M.Com UGC- Nil

Katta Professor (ABST NET

Dr. Garima Khangarot

Designation: Assistant Professor
Work Experience: 6 Months
Department: Management
Qualification: PhD (Commerce);
M.COM (Gold Medallist);B.COM (EAFM)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Marketing, Sustainability, Consumer Behaviour

Faculty Designation Date of First Date of Highest NET/ Research Publications

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Ms. Garima Jain
Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Department: Jaipur School of Business
Qualification: Pursuing PhD, M.Com (EAFM + BADM)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Finance (Commerce)

Faculty Designation Date of First Date of Highest NET/ Research Publica-

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Garima Jain Assistant 01/07/2023 01/07/2023 M.com NIL 01

Professor

Mr. Ayush Kumar Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Department: Jaipur School of Business
Qualification: Pursuing PhD, M.Com (Finance); MBA(Fin);
B.COM(Hons.)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Finance, FinTech, Financial literacy, and Behavioural
finance.
Publications: Research Paper Published- 6, International Research Con-
ferences: 5

Faculty Designation Date of Join- First Date Highest NET/ Research Publica-
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Ayush Kumar Assistant 03/11/2023 03/11/2023 M.COM & NIL 09

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Dr. Shikha Pareek
Designation: Assistant Professor I
Department: Jaipur School of Business
Qualification: PhD, MHRM
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Incentives and Performance, Human Resource Manage-
ment.
Publication: Research Papers Published:4, Seminar/Conference:3

Faculty Designation Date of First Date of Highest NET/ Research Publications

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Shikha Professor
Pareek

Mr. Udit Dave

Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Department: Jaipur School of Business
Qualification: MBA
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Marketing (Digital Marketing)

Faculty Designation Date of Join- First Date of Highest NET/ Research Publica-
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Ms. Kirti Singh
Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Department: Jaipur School of Business
Qualification: M.COM; B.COM; and UGC NET
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Finance
International Research Conferences: 1

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nals/ UGC care/
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Kirti Singh Assistant 24/07/2024 24/07/2024 M.COM NET 01
Professor

Ms. Sandhya Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor II
Department: Jaipur School Of Business
Qualifications: PhD ( Pursuing), M.Com ( Finance), B.Com
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Artificial Intelligence Ethics and U.P.I
Publications: Research Paper Published- 2,
International Research Conferences: 4

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 EVENT REPORTS
DEPARTMENTAL CLUB ACTIVITIES/LECTURES/WORKSHOPS BY INDUSTRY EXPERTS
Our media pedagogy is implemented through various creative classroom and club activities. The main peda-
gogical methods are lectures, case studies, presentations and project works. They are supplemented and com-
plemented by role plays, management games, seminars, simulations, group discussions and extempore. We
continuously put our efforts in creating an environment for grooming and developing the student’s potential
so that they become ready to best serve the society through flawless leadership, communication, managerial
and decision making skills.

1. Business Quiz Competition

On 4th September 2023, Department of commerce, Jaipur School of Business has organized a Business quiz
competition. The main objective of this event was to make students of BBA and B.Com aware of recent gener-
al knowledge related to business. In this competition 10 teams have participated named as “Team A to Team
J”.
Rules and regulations of the quiz were explained at the beginning. The Quiz had four rounds which included
Question Answer round, logo round, Tagline round, Scanner round. Winners of quiz competition were Team
F Ananya Bhatia, Aadil Hasib Khan (FirstWinner) and Team C Aryan Jain, Krishna Goyal (Second Winner).
The Coordinator of the event was Dr. Manish Sharma.

2. Power Pack Master Session

The Power Pack Master Sessions of September 12, 2023, were a symphony of inspiration and knowledge host-
ed by our illustrious Future Skills Corporate Leaders. This transformative event was designed to empower
participants with insights into the “World of Future Skills,” entrepreneurial wisdom, invaluable career ad-
vice, and practical knowledge on business development, networking, and personality development. The day
unfolded as a journey that left attendees motivated and brimming with newfound energy, ready to conquer
their future goals. The event took off with a captivating presentation by Mr. Chinmoy Rajwanshi, a visionary
leader. He shared his profound vision of future skills and innovation, setting the stage for a day of exploration
and growth.The event continued with an engaging fireside chat led by Ms. Megha Jain. Her entrepreneurial
journey was a captivating narrative, enriched with insights, and she generously answered students’ questions
on business and start-ups, creating a one-on-one exchange that was both enlightening and personal.Mr.
Abhayjeet Singh took the stage with a session that was both creative and deeply motivating. His talk on the
lessons he wished he had known during his college days resonated with students on their academic and per-
sonal journeys. The event reached its pinnacle with sessions by Ms. Arushi Jain, Co-founder of Global Lanc-
ers, and Mr. Prateek Mathur, Founder of SaaSDekho. Their practical knowledge on business development,
networking, and the essential elements of personality development inspired participants and provided them
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3. Leadership Dynamics Approach towards Excellence

Under the Leadership series 2023, an Expert session was conducted on 10th October 2023 at Seminar Hall, KAB
5th Floor by Prof. Pawan Kumar Singh (Director - Prof IIM Trichy). As articulated by Prof. Pawan Kumar Singh,
leadership dynamics encapsulates the multifaceted interplay between leaders, followers, and the organizational
environment. Through this approach, Prof. Singh emphasized the significance of adaptability, empathy, and
innovation in driving organizational success. According to Prof. Pawan Singh, the key tenets of leadership dy-
namics are visionary leadership, adaptive leadership, emotional intelligence, collaborative leadership, authentic
leadership, continuous learning and development and strategic thinking.
4. Expert session
HR Club- HRidayam organised an Expert session for BBA students on 12th October, 2023. Mr. Vinayak Mish-
ra , a great Public speaker , acquisition HR and member of various interview panel and also a BITS Pilani
alumni was the resource person of the event. In his session, Mr. Vinayak mentioned various points regarding
Personality Development, Communication Skills, HR Roles & Responsibilities, Mental Health Awareness and
social skills. Also he presented many points with lots of information. His words were full of motivation, facts
and guidance. He conducted a game “Know each other “where he allowed students to interact from audience
and to introduce each other. He also conducted one to one Interaction with audience helping them solving
their queries. The Event concluded with vote of thanks presented by Mr. Kuruvilla Sir, Deputy HOD – JSB. The
event was full of learning and motivation. The event was coordinated by the club mentor- Ms. Khushi Mishra.

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5. AD -WAR, IDEAS-2-ADS
The Marketing Club- Tizarat organized AD -WAR, IDEAS-2-AD on 31st October 2023, Tuesday at 5th Floor
Seminar Hall, Kautaliya Bhavan under the club mentor Ms. Arpita Tripathi. In the Ad-war event, participants
were asked to bring ideas into ads, students were asked to participate in a team, they were asked to think outside
the box, bring innovative products and services, and create an appealing and massage-giving advertisement,
based on their products and services. Participants created and presented advertisement videos and they con-
veyed messages, promoted their products and services, and raised awareness about their products and services.
In Ad -war, Ideas -2 -Ads, participants’ teams developed ad concepts, wrote scripts, shot video footage, edited,
and produced a final advertisement. These ads were typically limited to a specific duration, which challenged
participants to effectively convey their message within a short time frame.

6. Investors’ Awareness Programs

Finance CLUB–“Gullak” organized a seminar on the “Investors’ Awareness Programs” under the banner of
the Investors’ Protection Fund of the National Stock Exchange or Bombay Stock Exchange organized by the
Finance Club (Gullak) on 14th October ,2023 at Jaipur School of Business, JECRC University. The main ob-
jective of these Programs is to financially educate and empower society on topics such as the Importance of
Savings and financial Goals, Wealth Creation through Asset Allocation, Precautions during Investing, etc. The
resource person for the event was Mr.Amogh Gothoskar. He is a visiting faculty at B-schools like SIIB in Pune
and SIMSREE and KJSIMSR in Mumbai. Dr. Sheena Kumari was the event coordinator.

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7. The Talent Fusion: BBA Spotlight
Vyaktitw Club organised an unforgettable event of entertainment on 7th November 2023 at JU Auditorium
as the students of Department of Business Administration of Jaipur School of Business at JECRC University
had come together to showcase their extraordinary talents-The Talent Fusion : BBA Spotlight. Event celebrated
the creativity, skill, and passion of the student. The event was coordinated by the club mentor- Dr. Tanya Garg.

8. Social cause event

The festive celebration organized by the students of JECRC - Social club on 6th November 2023, where they in-
dependently raised funds involving both Sunstone and non-Sunstone students, is a commendable illustration
of compassion and community engagement. The act of bringing joy to the children in the slum area holds sig-
nificant educational value beyond the immediate charitable act. Ultimately, these experiences not only provide
immediate happiness to the children in the slum area but also serve as a foundation for developing well-round-
ed individuals. The students learn the values of empathy, social responsibility, and the importance of giving
back, moulding them into individuals who are not only academically proficient but also socially conscious and
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9. The Faculty Development Program (FDP):- Mastering the art of Soft Skills
The Faculty Development Program (FDP) titled “Mastering the Art of Soft Skills” was conducted on 4th
and 5th December at 5th floor seminar hall, Law block. The program was facilitated by Dr. Atul Gupta, a
renowned expert in the field of soft skills development and communication and a member of the Material
Management Railway Board. The FDP commenced with an insightful presentation by Dr. Atul Gupta, where-
in he emphasized the significance of soft skills in today’s competitive landscape. Drawing from his extensive
experience, Dr. Gupta highlighted the key components of effective communication, including active listening,
non-verbal cues, and assertiveness. The program comprised a series of interactive workshops, role-playing
exercises, and group discussions aimed at honing various soft skills. Participants were actively engaged in
activities such as scenario-based simulations, where they had the opportunity to apply newly acquired skills
in practical situations.

10. HR Conclave on“EcoHR: Achieving a Sustainable Future by Uncovering the Equilibrium of Human and
Machines”
Jaipur School of Business organised HR Conclave on the theme“EcoHR: Achieving a Sustainable Future by
Uncovering the Equilibrium of Human and Machines” on 10th February 2024.The first panel discussion
included a panel of distinguished professionals engaged in a discussion on “Imagining a Sustainable Orga-
nization: A transcendental Approach.” The session was started by Moderator Mr. Rounak Sharma, Assis-
tant Professor, Sunstone, JECRC with an insightful thought on how can organizations transcend traditional
boundaries and envision a sustainable future by embracing a transcendental approach?. Mr. Karthik Mu-
lakaluri, Strategic HR, TD and OD Head of Omega Healthcare Management Services, expressed his thoughts
as imagining a sustainable organization through a transcendental approach involves moving beyond a prof-
it-centric mindset. Ms. Vini Somnath, Senior Manager HR, NBC Bearings, was focusing on, by transcend-
ing traditional boundaries; leaders can cultivate a workplace culture that values environmental stewardship,
social responsibility, and ethical practices. This transformation fosters a sense of purpose and shared respon-
sibility among employees. Mr. Prateek Singh, Strategic Business Unit Head HR, expressed his thoughts by
saying imagining a sustainable organization transcends conventional thinking, inspiring leaders to adopt
innovative strategies this may involve integrating circular economy principles, renewable energy sources, and
eco-friendly technologies. Ms. Tereca Jacobs, Executive Director, ISDC said that sustainability goes beyond
the organizational walls, requiring a transcendental perspective that emphasizes stakeholder collaboration.
Organizations can envision a sustainable future by building interconnected networks with suppliers, custom-
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ers, and the community.
Dr. Samta Jain, CHRO, Jewelex India Pvt Ltd, shared her perspective by as a transcendental approach
to sustainability places a strong emphasis on transparency and accountability.
A second panel discussion was moderated by MS. Namita Garg, Senior HR, BOSCH on the theme “Finding
the Soul of Organizations: Building and Transforming Sustainable Organizations”. Ms. Pooja Sapra VP HR,
Zentec Infosoft expressed her views as finding the soul of organizations involves a profound exploration of
purpose. Leaders committed to building and transforming sustainable entities must delve into the essence
of why their organizations exist. Dr. Sylvester Fernandez, Head learning and delivery, COE was in favour of
building and transforming sustainable organizations require the construction of an ethical framework. Lead-
ers play a crucial role in establishing principles that guide decision-making, emphasizing integrity, transpar-
ency, and social responsibility.

Mr. Nikhil Mathur, Head HR, Narayana Healthcare, was in favour of the soul of organizations which flour-
ishes under transformative leadership. Leaders must be catalysts for change, driving innovation and fostering
a culture of continuous improvement. Mr. Aneesh Issar, Partner, ESG and Business Strategy, expressed his
views that sustainable organizations find their soul by prioritizing environmental and social responsibility.

According to Ms. Sonal Upadhaya, AVP HR, Pratham Software, the soul of organizations thrives in a learn-
ing culture. Building and transforming sustainable entities necessitate a commitment to continuous learning
and development. Leaders must encourage employees to embrace new ideas, acquire new skills, and adapt to
emerging challenges.
The final and third panel discussed on “Embracing AI’s Transformative Capabilities while Maintaining Hu-
man-Centric HR Practices” by Moderator Mr. Arun Singh, with distinguished panelists from various indus-
tries. Ms. Purva Gera, Chief People Officer, Biconomy emphasised on embracing AI’s transformative capa-
bilities harmoniously with human-centric HR practices forms a powerful alliance. AI streamlines processes,
allowing HR professionals to focus on cultivating a workplace that values empathy, personal development,
and meaningful employee relationships.
Mr. Praveen Kamath Kumbla, General Manager HR, Global Strategic Hiring and Redeployment, Wipro
expressed his views as AI’s transformative capabilities empower HR with data-driven insights. According to
Ms. Anjali Suneja, Co-founder, Hivesure Info solutions, AI serves as a catalyst for agility in HR. Automating
repetitive tasks allows HR professionals to adapt swiftly to changes in the workplace landscape. This adapt-
ability ensures that human-centric values, such as flexibility and responsiveness, remain at the core of HR
practices.

According to Ms. Pooja Yadav, DGM HR, Universal Sompo General Insurance, maintaining human-centric
HR practices involves using AI as a supportive tool in employee development. Personalized learning paths,
informed by AI insights, enable HR to foster professional growth while ensuring a human touch through
mentorship and coaching. Mr. Deepak Bidla, Sr. HR Partner India, Bloomberg, said that AI algorithms, when
designed ethically, help eliminate biases in recruitment and talent management, fostering a workplace cul-
ture that values individual contributions and embraces differences. Mr. Hardik Shah, Talent Acquisition Lead
India, Arcadis IBI Group, emphasised on Human-centric HR practices which evolve with the times, incorpo-
rating AI for continuous improvement..

There were three parallel talk shows going on: In Talk Show 1 on “Reimagining Recruitment in the Era of AI”
in his insightful session on the theme Er. Nimesh Baba, Director of Baba Automotive, provided a compelling
perspective on the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the recruitment landscape. In the
enlightening Talk Show 2, Ms. Pooja Yadav, DM HR at Universal Sompo General Insurance, delves into the
crucial topic of “How to Create an Employable Talent.” Drawing on her expertise, Ms. Yadav shares valuable
insights into the dynamic landscape of talent development and the strategies essential for nurturing a work-
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In Talk Show 3 on “Accommodating Gen-Z in the modern Workplace”, Mr. Karthik Mulakaluri, Strategic HR,
TD and OD Head, Omega Healthcare presented his views on that workplace is a dynamic challenge that ne-
cessitates a fresh perspective on organizational culture, communication, and technological integration. As the
first fully digital generation, Gen-Z brings with them a unique set of skills, expectations, and preferences that
demand a thoughtful approach from employers. The conclave concluded with a valedictory session, acknowl-
edging the contributions of speakers and participants. The conclave successfully achieved its goal of fostering
knowledge exchange and networking in the HR domain.

Jaipur School of Business in collaboration with Raksha Foundation and Forest Department of Rajasthan organ-
ised Jaipur Sustainability Fest on the theme ‘Imbibing SDGs in practice’ with respect to SDGs- 3, 12, 15 on 8th
– 9th February, 2024
The JSF celebrated the implementation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by bringing together indus-
try, academics, and policymakers. It facilitated discussions on climate action and innovative solutions
for a greener world, promoting global collaboration and shaping
a sustainable future. JSF 2024 emphasized the importance of sustainable practices in both production and con-
sumption, aiming to create a more inclusive
and environmentally conscious business landscape. By highlighting businesses that are actively working to-
wards the Sustainable Development Goals through sustainable production methods, the forum sought to in-
spire others to follow suit. This approach not only benefits the environment but also promotes a more equitable
and sustainable global economy for generations to come. JSF 2024 appreciated new standards for businesses
to prioritize sustainability while driving economic growth. Through collaboration and knowledge-sharing,
participants were able to exchange ideas and foster a community dedicated to creating a better world for all.
JSF 2024 served as a catalyst for change, encouraging businesses to rethink their practices and embrace a fu-
ture where sustainability is not just a goal, but a fundamental principle guiding every decision. The event was
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12. Project and Academic Expo March 2024
Department of Business Administration witnessed the vibrant energy of ingenuity and creativity as talented
students of the department showcased their remarkable projects on diverse topics at Project and Academic
Expo March 2024 organized on 1st March 2024 at NIB and KAB (III floor). Over 100 students of BBA II, IV &
VI participated in the event. Over 50 Projects were showcased and the In House Judges’ Panel included Dr. Ritu
Dixit. Dr. M.Kuruvilla, Dr. Manish Sharma
Each project unveiled at the exhibition bore testament to the dedication and hard work of our budding lead-
ers. The projects on display ranged across a spectrum of disciplines, reflecting the multifaceted talents of our
students. From life skills to business management simulations, from innovative marketing campaigns to in-
sightful analyses of societal issues, each project offered a unique perspective and a valuable contribution to the
exhibition.
Some delved into the intricacies of financial management, while others explored the dynamics of human re-
source development. Environmental sustainability, digital innovation, and ethical leadership were among the
many themes that captured the imagination of our participants.
The exhibition was not just a display of academic prowess, but a celebration of teamwork, determination,
and the spirit of exploration. Students collaborated, challenged conventions, and embraced the opportunity to
think outside the box.

13. Click Catalysts

Click catalysts was two-day flagship event organised on 2nd and 4th March 2024, offered a unique blend of
theoretical and practical knowledge in social media marketing. On the first day, Mr. Shivan Yadav provided
in-depth theoretical insights, setting the stage for understanding key concepts. On the second day, Mr .Man-
vendra Singh dived into practical applications, equipping participants with actionable strategies to enhance
their digital presence. Students enthusiastically described the workshop as a seamlessly blended theory and
practice, with engaging sessions and expert speakers simplifying complex concepts. Students appreciated the
interactive format, real- world examples, and overall organisation of the event, expressing enthusiasm for
future learning opportunities.

14. Laughter Needs No Boundaries

Jaipur School of Business, JECRC University in collaboration with All About Happiness Foundation organized
a classroom beyond activity on the occasion of World Laughter Day at Multiplex Cinestar, Vidhyadhar nagar
on 5th May 2024. Enthusiastic children gathered around as heart warming conversations unfolded, accompa-
nied by engaging activities. The students of JECRC wholeheartedly embraced the spirit of giving, delighting in
cutting fresh fruits like juicy mangoes, papaya, oranges, and watermelon, brimming with health and vitality.
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upon them by the students. Witnessing their pure joy as they savoured summer’s bounty, indulging in refresh-
ing mango juice and wholesome snacks, was truly priceless.
The event’s resounding success was measured not in numbers, but in the countless beams of happiness radiat-
ing from the children, a testament to the transformative power of kindness and compassion.

15. Household Hustle Quiz

The event Household Hustle Quiz was organised on April 9, 2024. It started with welcoming the audience. To
participate in the activity students were asked to go through a screening process which was a slid quiz. Quali-
fying top 9 students proceeded towards the main activity “household hustle”. The activity involved three teams
of three members each. Teams were selected to answer the appearing questions through paper folds selected
by the audience. Teams were given a sum amount of Rs. 5, 00,000 initially, with a variety of household assets
to choose from during the quiz round. Teams were given a discounted price for the asset for every right answer
and a premium price for every wrong answer.

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16. Industrial Visit to Jaipur Rugs

The industrial visit to Jaipur Rugs, organized by College Dekho and JECRC, aimed to provide BBA and MBA
students with practical insights into the manufacturing and business operations of a globally recognized rug
company. Coordinated by faculty members Ms. Garima Jain and Mr. Ayush Kumar Sharma, and student co-
ordinator Ms. Kanika Singh, the visit highlighted the importance of bridging theoretical knowledge with re-
al-world practices, emphasizing social entrepreneurship, sustainability, and the comprehensive processes be-
hind the company’s success. On May 6, 2024, students toured the Jaipur Rugs facility, interacted with senior
executives, and engaged in a Q&A session, gaining valuable insights into the company’s operations and busi-
ness strategies.

The visit resulted in significant learning outcomes for the students, including a deeper understanding of rug
manufacturing, quality control, business management, and social entrepreneurship. The interaction with the
founder, Mr. Nand Kishore Chaudhary, was particularly inspiring, emphasizing the integration of traditional
skills with modern business practices and the importance of social responsibility in business. Students ap-
preciated the craftsmanship involved in hand-knotted rug making and were inspired to consider the broader
impacts of their future business endeavors. Overall, the visit was an enriching experience that enhanced their
understanding of real-world business applications and ethical business practices.

17. Panel Discussion-

A Panel Discussion on “Ethical Considerations: Addressing issues like privacy, transparency and the responsi-
ble use of technology in business” In collaboration with CII_YI was organized by the Department of Manage-
ment, JSB (JECRC University) on 11 May 2024 on the occasion of National Technology Day celebrated every
day on 11 May to mark the anniversary of India’s entry into the club of nuclear states. 26 years back in 1998,
India under the NDA PM Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee conducted a Shakti series of nuclear tests from 5 May to
11 May. A remarkable achievement for India’s nuclear capabilities in the area of National security. The distin-
guished panellists were Dr. Vivek Joshi, Director & CEO (Excess Edge Experts Consulting) and Mr. Vivek
Goyal, Founder (True Value Info soft Private Limited, Jaipur)The questions related to privacy, awareness of the
user and government’s role and overall user’s security were concisely and dynamically answered by the knowl-
edgeable panellists.
The session concluded with a few curious questions from the student audience which were also thoughtfully
answered by the esteemed panellists. The session was graced by Prof. Renu Pareek, Dean (JSB), Dr. Ritu Dixit,
HOD (MBA), Dr. Jyoti Jain, Mentor (MBA), Dr. Sandeep Naga, Faculty (JSB). The event was coordinated by
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18. Financial Literacy Programme

Financial Literacy Initiative by the Reserve Bank of India and Bajaj Finance Ltd. in Collaboration with JECRC
Jaipur School of Business was organised on 21st May 2024. The Jaipur School of Business at JECRC hosted
a landmark event aimed at enhancing financial literacy and empowering individuals to take control of their
financial futures. This successful collaboration between the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and Bajaj Finance
Ltd. brought together two pivotal entities of our financial ecosystem, united in their commitment to fostering
financial awareness and education.
Distinguished Guests of the event were Mr. Narendra Mohan Sharma (Retd. ACP), Mr. Mahesh Sharma (Retd.
DIG), Ms. Megha More (Nodal Officer, BFL), Mr. Sumit Kumar (Nodal Officer, BFL), Mr. Abid Khan (Regional
Manager, RCU), Mr. Rakesh Saini (Manager, RCU), Mr. Vijendra Saini (Manager, RCU). The Key Speakers at
the event were: Mr. Narendra Mohan Sharma (Retd. ACP), Mr. Mahesh Sharma (Retd. DIG), Ms. Megha More
(Nodal Officer, BFL). The event commenced with a warm welcome from Head of departmet MBA Dr Ritu
Dixit and Dr Varsha Tiwari of Jaipur school of business they welcome them by presenting planter they also
highlighted the critical importance of financial literacy in today’s world. The insightful session covered a broad
spectrum of financial topics, including: An in-depth look at various financial products available in the market
and provided by Bajaj Finance; Essential guidelines on protecting oneself from financial fraud. The interactive
sessions allowed participants to engage directly with the experts, ask questions and discuss their financial con-
cerns. This engagement highlighted the practical applications of financial literacy in everyday life and provided
attendees with actionable insights. The session was graced by Prof. Renu Pareek, Dean (JSB), Dr. Ritu Dixit,
HOD (MBA), Dr. Ruchi Goyal, HOD (BBA), Dr. Jyoti Jain, Mentor (MBA).The event was coordinated by Dr.
Varsha Tiwari, Faculty (Department of Management, JSB)

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 SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY

Introduction

Faculty of Hospitality and Hotel Management (FHHM) offers a 3 years intensive programme B.Sc. in Hospitality and
Hotel Management enabling you to get exposure to the vast and diverse hospitality industry.

B.Sc. in H&HM program is planned in the most efficient way to induce the students with intellectual and leadership
capabilities enabling them to make a successful career towards managerial roles in the most prestigious and world-class
organizations both in India as well as around the globe.

Sanctioned Intake (UG & PG) as in Academic Year 2023-24

S. No Programme Name Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year Total

Programme 1 BSC(HHM) 26 19 13 58
Programme 2 0 0 07 0 07
BHMCT(HHM)
Dr. ANSHUL GARG

Designation: Assistant Professor and H.O.D.

Department: School Of Hospitality

Qualification: PhD (Tourism and Hotel Management),

M.B.A. in HR and Marketing

Email: [email protected]

S.no Faculty Desig- Date of First Highest NET/ Research Research Research
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DEPARTMENTAL CLUB ACTIVITIES/LECTURES/WORKSHOPS BY INDUSTRY EXPERTS

Expert Lectures:

Expert lectures on hospitality and tourism provide invaluable insights and knowledge from industry professionals, offer-
ing students and professionals a deeper understanding of the dynamic and ever-evolving field.

These lectures cover a wide range of topics, including customer service, hospitality management, destination marketing,
trends in tourism, sustainability, and emerging technologies, equipping learners with the skills and expertise needed to
thrive in the industry.

By engaging with experts in the field, attendees gain access to real-world experiences, best practices, and cutting-edge
strategies, fostering professional growth and enhancing their ability to contribute to the success of the hospitality and
tourism sectors.

ART ON PLATE

B.Sc. in HHM program is planned in the most efficient way to induce the students with intellectual and leadership ca-
pabilities enabling them to make a successful career towards managerial roles in the most prestigious and world-class
organizations both in India as well as around the globe.

CAKE MIXING CEREMONY AND DISTRIBUTION:

The Cake Mixing Ceremony is a joyous tradition that marks the beginning of the festive season. It brings together
friends, family, and loved ones to participate in the delightful act of mixing ingredients for delectable cakes.

During the ceremony, participants join hands to combine an assortment of dry fruits, nuts, spices, and alcohol, infusing
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This ritual symbolizes unity, abundance, and good fortune, as the blended ingredients are left to mature and develop
flavors, resulting in scrumptious cakes that become a centerpiece of joy and indulgence during the festive period.

CRUSH & CRUST IN RHYTHYM

Diverse Bakery Selection: Crush and Crust offers a wide variety of bakery products, including bread, pastries, cakes,
cookies, and muffins, ensuring there’s something for everyone’s taste and preferences.

Complementary Handcrafted Beverages: Our handcrafted beverages, such as coffees, teas, smoothies, and specialty
drinks, are carefully curated to perfectly complement our bakery delights, enhancing your overall dining experience.

Emphasis on Quality and Freshness: Quality and freshness are paramount at Crush and Crust. Our talented bakers use
only the finest ingredients to create mouthwatering treats that are made with love and care, guaranteeing a burst of flavors
and a delightful texture in every bite.

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 DEPARTMENT OF DESIGN
1.Department Profile

S.No. Course Offered Annual Number of Boys Girls Total

Intake Applicants
1 B.Sc. Jewellery Design (2016-19) 3 2 05
2 B.Sc. Graphic Design (2016-19) 3 2 05
3 B.Sc. Interior Design (2016-19) 14 3 17
4 B.Sc. Jewellery Design (2017-20) 2 2 04
5 B.Sc. Graphic Design (2017-20) 4 1 05
6 B.Sc. Interior Design (2017-20) 22 9 31
7 B.Sc. Jewellery Design (2018-21) 1 2 03
8 B.Sc. Graphic Design (2018-21) 8 7 15
9 B.Sc. Interior Design (2018-21) 2 7 09
10 B.Des. Interior Design (2018-22) 6 24 30
11 B.Des. Interior Design (2019-23) 15 17 32
12 B.Des Fashion Design (2019-23) 3 7 10
13 B.Des. Jewellery Design & Manufacturing 0 0 0
(2019-23)
14 BVA Graphic Design / Painting (2019-23) 5 5 10
15 B.Des. Interior Design (2020-24) 6 18 24
16 B.Des. Fashion Design (2020-24) 1 3 04
17 B.Des. Jewellery Design & Manufacturing 2 2 04
(2020-24)
18 BVA Graphic Design / Painting (2020-24) 6 11 17
19 B.Des. Interior Design (2021-25) 3 17 20
20 B.Des. Fashion Design (2021-25) 0 6 06
21 B.Des. Jewellery Design & Manufacturing 1 1 02
(2021-25)
22 BVA Graphic Design / Painting (2021-25) 11 17 28
23 B.Des Interior Design (2022-26) 10 40 50
24 B.Des Fashion Design (2022-26) 2 15 17
25 B.Des Jewellery Design & manufacturing (2022- 2 2 04
26)
26 BVA Graphic Design/Painting(2022-26) 19 29 48
27 M.Sc. Graphic Design (2022-23) 2 1 3
28 M.Sc. Jewellery Design (2022-23) 0 2 2
29 B.Des Interior Design (2023-27) 12 31 43
30 B.Des Fashion Design (2023-27) 01 24 25
31 B.Des Jewellery Design & manufacturing (2023- 02 06 08
27)
32 BVA Graphic Design/Painting(2023-27) 17 38 55
33 M.Sc. Graphic Design (2023-25) 01 04 05
34 M.Sc. Fashion Design (2023-25) 00 01 01
35 M.Des. Interior Design (2023-25) 01 02 03
36 M.Sc. Interior Design (2023-25) 03 01 04

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2. Faculty & Staff:
Positions Sanctioned Working On Leave
Teaching
Professors 0
Associate Prof. 0
Assistant Prof.-I 3
Assistant Prof.-II 5
Non-teaching
Lab Tech 3

3. Faculty Profile

Ms. Shivani Kaushik

Designation: DEAN / Assistant Professor-I

Department: Design
Qualification: M.A English (1993-1995), Advance diploma in Jewellery design
(1999-2000) B.Ed. (2009-2010).
Email: [email protected]
Seminar/Conference/Workshop: 16, FDP/ 2

Dr. Sunita Yadav

Designation: HOD / Assistant Professor-I

Department: Design
Qualification: Ph.D in Fashion Technology (2017),PG IN GPEM
(2008-2010),Diploma in Apparel Manufacturing Technology(2000-2001),Cer-
tificate Course in CAD Pattern Making(2001)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Study on Female attire according to body Size and shape

Ar. Gaurav Agrawal

Designation: Assistant Professor-II

Department: Design
Qualification: M.PLAN (2014-2016), B.Arch (2006-2011)
Email: [email protected]
Seminar/Conference: 16, FDP/2

Ms. Priyanka Beriwal

Designation: Assistant Professor-II

Department: Design
Qualification: B. Sc Jewellery Design (2006-2009), Masters in Fashion Design
(2019-2021)
Email: [email protected]

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Mr. Jitendra Kumar Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor-II

Department: Design
Qualification: M.F.A. Sculpture (2012), B.V.A Sculpture (2009),
Email: [email protected]
Seminar/Conference: 15, FDP/1

Ms. Shreyasee Agarwal

Designation: Assistant Professor-II

Department: Design
Qualification: B.Tech., M.Sc. in Interior Design
Email: [email protected]
Seminar/Conference: 15, FDP/3

Mr. Nagendra Gupta

Designation: Assistant Professor-II

Department: Design
Qualification: B.Sc. in Fashion Technology, MBA in Fashion Design, Pursuing
Ph.D. in Design
Email: [email protected]
Seminar/Conference: 04, FDP/1

4. FDP / Publishing Details

Ms. Shivani Kaushik

• 3 Days Conference on World Design Assembly 2023, at Tokyo Japan, organized by World Design
Organization (WDO) from 27th Oct- 29th Oct 2023.
• Leadership Development Program on Tuesday, 29th August 2023 by Dr. Raghuraman, Management
Guru.
• IIID YDF-2024 on 12 & 13 April, 2024.

Dr. Sunita Yadav

• 5 Day PDP Programme conducted by Amety University Chhattisgarh, Topic “ Innovative Approaches
in fashion System”From 18th July to 22nd July 2023.
• 10 Days FDP -This programme is conducted by “The Association of Indian Universities (AIU) Sri Sri
University (SSU)” Topic is Use of Artificial Intelligence and other Emerging Technologies in higher
Education Institutions, From 3rd April to 12 April 2024.
• 5 Days Online Faculty Development Programme cum Workshop on “Innovation & Technology in
Digital Pedagogy” from 20th May to 24th May 2024.Organaized by S. S. Jain Subodh Management
Institute, Jaipur
• 3 Days Conference on World Design Assembly 2023, at Tokyo Japan, organized by World Design
Organization (WDO) from 27th Oct- 29th Oct 2023.
• Presentations on Innovative Invention and Entrepreneurship in the apparel and Textile Industry on
28th November 2023 in Biyani International Conference - 2023 (BICON).

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 • Paper Published - National Conference Reviewing Art Aesthetic and Culture (Presented) Social
Campaigns and three effectiveness in creating awareness.
• Webinar on “The Present & Future of AI in Photography” on date June 25,2024
• Faculty Development Program / Training Program On “Innovative Teaching and Learning Pedagogy”
on Date: 23-27 June 2024.

Ar. Gaurav Agrawal

• 5 Days FDP on Innovation & Technology in Digital Pedagogy from 20 to 24th May 2024, Jaipur.
• “Journal for Re Attach Therapy and Developmental Diversities” with ISSN:2589-7799.
• IIID YDF-2024 on 12 & 13 April, 2024.

Ms. Priyanka Beriwal

• 1 Days Workshop on World Industrial Design Day June ‘2024, Let’s get emotional: A Voice to Emotions
in Design organized by World Design Organization on 12th June, 2024.
• 2 Days FDP Workshop on enhance teaching quality and increase classroom attendance by
Dr. Raghuraman, Management Guru.
• 3 Days Conference on World Design Assembly 2023, at Tokyo Japan, organized by World Design
Organization (WDO) from 27th Oct- 29th Oct 2023.
• Presentations on Innovative Invention and Entrepreneurship in Nurturing the graduates for Industry
Readiness on 28th November 2023 in Biyani International Conference - 2023 (BICON).

Mr. Jitendra Kumar Sharma

• 3 Days FDP Workshop on enhance teaching quality and increase classroom attendance by
Dr. Raghuraman, Management Guru, from 19-21 March 2024.

Dr. Bhakti Bakshi

• Presentations on Innovative Invention and Entrepreneurship in the apparel and Textile Industry on
28th November 2023 in Biyani International Conference - 2023 (BICON).
• 3 Days FDP Workshop on enhance teaching quality and increase classroom attendance by
Dr. Raghuraman, Management Guru, from 19-21 March 2024 .
• General Publication - Granthalaya Publication / ShodhKosh: Journal of Visual and Performing Arts
• Paper Published – Role of Celebrity endorsement in making a campaign successful with special
reference to Jaipur City.
• Paper Published - National Conference Reviewing Art Aesthetic and Culture (Presented) Social
Campaigns and three effectiveness in creating awareness.
• Journal Publication: Iari by Navbharat Memorial Foundation, ISBN NO: 978-93-82410-78-2, Published
Year: 2024, Page No: 63-66, Topic: Role of social inclusion of women, in transforming the economy,
achievement: Best Paper Award.

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 Ms. Shreyasee Agarwal
• 5 Days FDP - Microsoft tools for effective teaching and learning environment, 10-14 July, 2023.
• 10 Days FDP - JECRC UNI/2. NEP 2020 Orientation and sensitization programme, 18-28 March 2024,
online.
• 5 Days FDP - Nurturing Academic Entrepreneurs with Industrial Partnerships, 26-30 Nov 2023.

Mr. Nagendra Gupta

• 1 Day FDP Workshop on enhance teaching quality and increase classroom attendance by
Dr. Raghuraman, Management Guru, from 28 Feb. 2024.

5. WORKSHOP / SEMINAR / MASTER CLASS

(01 JULY 2023 TO 31 JUNE 2024)

SCHOOL OF DESIGN EVENT REPORT

EVENT-ANTI-RAGGING WEEK’23
THEME-‘‘Awareness of Trends & Technology”
TOPIC-“ANTI-RAGGING POSTER & LOGO COMPETITION 2023”
SUBMISSION DATE & DAY-12thAugust’23,(Saturday)
EVENT DATE & DAY- 16th August’23 (Wednesday)
EVENT TIME-1:00pm–2:00 pm

FACULTY CONVENER –Ms. Priyanka Beriwal Assistant Professor-II

VENUE-Ground Floor, Seminar Hall, Eng. Block, JECRC University Jaipur.
EVENTSTUDENTCO-ORDINATOR-Niket Gupta, Himanshu Agrawal

INVITATION

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BRIEF- The purpose of the competition-cum-exhibition organized by the JECRC, BJAMC department was to
raise awareness about the serious issue of ragging through creative expression.

PURPOSE- This event aimed to engage Graphic Design students in a meaningful project that highlights the
importance of anti-ragging initiatives. By designing posters, logos, and writing slogans, students were encour-
aged to use their artistic skills to communicate powerful messages against ragging, fostering a safer and more
inclusive campus environment.

OUTCOME- The outcome of the event saw the participation of around 20-30 Graphic Design students who
showcased their creativity and commitment to the anti-ragging cause. Their works were displayed in an exhi-
bition, providing a platform for students to present their designs to a broader audience. The event concluded
with the recognition of outstanding contributions, with trophies and certificates awarded to the best designs.
This not only motivated the participants but also reinforced the anti-ragging message within the university
community, contributing to ongoing efforts to prevent ragging and promote student welfare.

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EVENT- Basic & Advanced Illustration
THEME- Life Skills
TOPIC- Basic & Advanced Illustration
DATE & DAY- 2nd April- 6th April 2024,(Tuesday- Saturday)
TIME- 8:00 am–1:00 pm

FACULTY CONVENER – HOD-Dr. Sunita Yadav, Priyanka Beriwal, Assistant Professor-II

VENUE- NIB-111, Niramaya Bhawan, JECRC University, Jaipur.
EVENT STUDENTCO-ORDINATOR- Himanshu Agrawal
BRIEF- The brief for the “Basic and Advanced Illustration Workshop” at JECRC School of Design was to pro-
vide four days of specialized training in illustration sketching, tailored for fashion design students. Industry
expert&educator Ms. Monika Arora was invited to impart advanced techniques and elevate participants’ skills
to a higher level of proficiency.

PURPOSE- It aimed to elevate participants’ skills to a higher level of proficiency, preparing them for success in
their future careers in the fashion industry.
OUTCOME- The outcome of the “Basic and Advanced Illustration Workshop” at JECRC School of Design was
the enhancement of participants’ illustration sketching skills to a higher level of proficiency. Through the spe-
cialized training conducted over four days and guidance from industry experts, students developed advanced
techniques that are crucial for success in the fashion industry.

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EVENT- Career Counseling

THEME- Awareness of Trends & Technology
TOPIC- Career Counseling
DATE & DAY- 18th Dec.-21st Dec. 2023,(Monday-Thursday)
TIME- 9:00 am–4:00 pm
FACULTY CONVENER – Ms. Priyanka Beriwal, Assistant Professor-II, Ar. Gaurav Agarwal, Jitendra Ku-
mar Sharma, Ms. Bhakti Bakshi.
VENUE- Design Block, JECRC University, Jaipur.
EVENT STUDENTCO-ORDINATOR- Niket Gupta, Himanshu Agarwal

BRIEF- The purpose of the program conducted by the JECRC School of Design was to provide a comprehen-
sive assessment of students’ work across all batches (II, IV, VI, and VIII semesters). This program aimed to
facilitate a rigorous evaluation process where students present their projects to a jury of industry experts and
academicians.

PURPOSE- The key objectives were to enhance students’ presentation skills, foster critical thinking, and en-
sure continuous comprehensive evaluation of their progress and abilities.

OUTCOME- The JURY WEEK program not only assessed student performance but also played a crucial role
in their ongoing development as proficient and well-rounded designers.

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EVENT- Career Counseling

THEME- Awareness of Trends & Technology
TOPIC- Career Counseling
DATE & DAY- 29Nov’2023(Wednesday)
TIME- 12:00 pm–1:00 pm

FACULTY CONVENER – Priyanka Beriwal, Assistant Professor-II

EVENT STUDENT CONVENER- Himanshu Agarwal, Graphic Design 2nd Year
VENUE- Seminar Hall, Ground Hall, VIB Block, JECRC University, Jaipur.

BRIEF- The purpose of the collaboration between JECRC University and The Designer’s Class, India’s first
digital education platform offering diverse design courses led by industry icons, was to enhance the educa-
tional experience of first-year design students. The session, conducted by Ms. Saloni Galondia, Head Man-
ager of TDC (Jaipur Region Chapter), aimed to introduce students to the unique opportunity of learning
directly from renowned design experts.

PURPOSE- This initiative was designed to inspire students, expand their knowledge in various design verti-
cals, and provide them with valuable certifications from celebrity experts, thereby enriching their academic
and professional journey.

OUTCOME- The session effectively highlighted the unique advantages of The Designer’s Class, motivating
students to leverage this collaboration for their academic growth and future professional success.

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EVENT- Embroidery & Advance Illustration

THEME- Life Skills
TOPIC- “Embroidery & Advance Illustration”
DATE & DAY- 7Th May- 17thMay 2024,(Tuesday-Friday)
TIME- 8:00 am–1:00 pm

FACULTY CONVENER – HOD-Dr. Sunita Yadav, Priyanka Beriwal, Assistant Professor-II

VENUE- NIB-111, Niramaya Bhawan, JECRC University, Jaipur.
EVENT STUDENTCO-ORDINATOR- Himanshu Agrawal
BRIEF- The brief for the “Embroidery and Advanced Illustration Workshop” at Jaipur School of Design was
to provide ten days of specialized training in illustration sketching, tailored for fashion design students.
Industry expert& educator Mr. Prajwal Badwewas invited to impart advanced techniques and elevate partici-
pants’ skills to a higher level of proficiency.

PURPOSE- Through ten days of specialized training led by industry expert Mr. Prajwal Badwe, participants
were expected to develop advanced techniques that would elevate their capabilities in fashion illustration.

OUTCOME- Students learned how to apply advanced embroidery techniques to fabric surfaces, translating
their illustrative designs into tangible and textured artworks. This resulted in the production of visually stun-
ning and intricately detailed embroidered surfaces that showcased the fusion of illustration and embroidery
in fashion design.

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EVENT- FASHION STYLING & PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP

THEME- “Life-Skills”
TOPIC- FASHION STYLING & PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP
DATE & DAY- 8thApril & 10th April’2024 (Mon-Wed)
TIME- 8:00 am–1:00 pm

FACULTY CONVENER – Priyanka Beriwal, Assistant Professor-II

EVENT STUDENT COORDINATOR – Himanshu Agrawal, Graphic Design,
VENUE- Jewellery Lab, 1st Floor, NIB Block, JECRC University, Jaipur.

BRIEF- The purpose of the Fashion Styling& Photography workshop organized by the Jaipur School of De-
sign was to provide students of Fashion and Jewelry Design with hands-on experience and advanced knowl-
edge in fashion styling techniques.

PURPOSE- The workshop specifically aimed to explore the versatility and elegance of styling a simple white
shirt. By focusing on accessorizing, layering, and pairing techniques, the workshop intended to enhance the
students’ creativity, practical skills, and understanding of fashion aesthetics.

OUTCOME- The workshop successfully equipped Fashion and Jewelry Design students with valuable styling
techniques and a deeper appreciation for the versatility of fashion, contributing to their overall professional
development.

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EVENT- KNOW-HOW MASTER CLASS’23

THEME- ‘‘Awareness of Trends & Technology”
TOPIC- “FASHION STYLING”
EVENT DATE & DAY- 5th & 6th December’23 (Tuesday &Wednesday)
EVENT TIME- 12:30pm–1:30 pm

FACULTY CONVENER – Ms. Priyanka Beriwal Assistant Professor-II

VENUE- 6th Floor, Seminar Hall, Kautilya Bhawan, JECRC University Jaipur.
EVENT STUDENT CO-ORDINATOR- Niket Gupta, Himanshu Agrawal

BRIEF- The purpose of the Fashion Styling workshop

organized by the JECRC School of Design was to
provide students of Fashion and Jewelry Design with
hands-on experience and advanced knowledge in fash-
ion styling techniques.

PURPOSE- The workshop specifically aimed to explore

the versatility and elegance of styling a simple white
shirt. By focusing on accessorizing, layering, and pair-
ing techniques, the workshop intended to enhance the
students’ creativity, practical skills, and understanding
of fashion aesthetics.

OUTCOME- The workshop successfully equipped

Fashion and Jewelry Design students with valuable
styling techniques and a deeper appreciation for the
versatility of fashion, contributing to their overall pro-
fessional Development.

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EVENT- IIID Inspection’23
THEME- Awareness of Trends & Technology
TOPIC- “IIID INSPECTION”
DATE & DAY- 10th August’23 (Thursday)
TIME- 1:00pm–2:00 pm

FACULTY CONVENER – Ar. Gaurav Agrawal (Assistant Professor-II),

Ms. Shreyasee Agrawal, Assistant Professor-II
VENUE- 6th Floor, Seminar Hall, Kautilya Bhawan, Jaipur.
EVENT STUDENTCO-ORDINATOR- Komal Kodwani, Rohit Giamalani, Gaurav Gupta, Niket Gupta, Hi-
manshu Agrawal, Dinky Jangid, Nandini Lohia, Shaurya Sharma, Chhavi Mehta, Neha Sharma
BRIEF- The primary purpose of the IIID INSPECTION ‘23 event organized by the JECRC School of Design

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was to evaluate the university’s compliance with the standards set by the Indian Institute of Interior Designers
(IIID). This assessment focused on key areas such as student facilities, infrastructure, program quality, and
faculty qualifications and experience.

PURPOSE- The event aimed to ensure that the institution meets high standards of educational excellence and
provides an optimal learning environment for its Interior Design students.

OUTCOME- The outcome of the IIID INSPECTION ‘23 event was a comprehensive evaluation conducted by
esteemed professionals, including Ar. Ashish Kala, Ar. Manish Thakuria, and Ms. Shikha. Their expert insights
and feedback provided valuable information on the university’s strengths and areas for improvement. More
than 60 students from various batches (2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023) participated, gaining firsthand experience
and understanding of the standards and expectations in the field of Interior Design.

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EVENT- Career Counseling
THEME- Language & Communication Skills
TOPIC- Career Counseling
DATE & DAY- 16th January 2024 (Tuesday)
TIME- 3:00 pm onwards

FACULTY CONVENER – Dean- Ms. Shivani Kaushik, HOD-Dr. Sunita Yadav, AR. Gaurav Agrawal, Assistant
Professor-II
VENUE- Seminar Hall, Kautilya Bhawan, 5th Floor, JECRC University, Jaipur.
EVENT STUDENT CO-ORDINATOR- Himanshu Gupta Niket Gupta, Rohit Giamalani

BRIEF- The Indian Institute of Interior Designers (IIID) announced the establishment of the post of “YDF”
(YOUND DESIGNER FESTIVAL) within JECRC University. This announcement signals a significant devel-
opment in the collaboration between IIID and JECRC University, potentially enhancing opportunities for stu-
dents in the field of interior design.

PURPOSE- The festival aimed to inspire and empower emerging designers, encouraging them to push the
boundaries of traditional design and carve out their unique paths in the field.

OUTCOME- The outcome of the YDF 2024 was the successful display of innovative design projects, enhanced
skills and knowledge among participants, increased networking opportunities, and greater exposure for young
designers within the interior design community.

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EVENT- KNOW-HOW MASTER CLASS SESSION

THEME- Awareness of Trends & Technology
TOPIC- KNOW-HOW MASTER CLASS SESSIONON PHOTOGRAPHY
DATE & DAY- 8th - 9th Dec’2023 (Fri-Sat)
TIME- 9:30 pm–2:00 pm

FACULTY CONVENER – Ar. Gaurav Agrawal Assistant Professor-II, Priyanka Beriwal, Assistant Profes-
sor-II, Ms. Shreysee Agrawal Assistant Professor-II,
EVENT STUDENT COORDINATOR- Himanshu Agrawal, Graphic Design
VENUE- Seminar Hall, Ground Hall, Kautliya Bhawan, JECRC University, Jaipur.

BRIEF- The purpose of the Interior Design Photography Workshop, organized for all interior design students
at JECRC School of Design, was to equip students with the essential skills and techniques required to effec-
tively capture and showcase their design projects through photography.

PURPOSE- This workshop aimed to enhance students’ understanding of visual presentation, an essential
aspect of interior design, by teaching them how to use photography to highlight the aesthetic and functional
aspects of their work.

OUTCOME- The workshop successfully provided interior design students with the necessary tools and
knowledge to effectively document and present their work, thereby enhancing their academic and profession-
al skills.

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EVENT- Resin Workshop

THEME- ‘‘Life-Skills”
TOPIC- “RESIN WORKSHOP”
EVENT DATE & DAY- 28th Nov - 30th Nov. 23 (Wednesday-Thursday)
EVENT TIME- 9:00am–12:30 pm

FACULTY CONVENER – Mr. Jitendra Kumar Sharma, Assistant Professor-II

VENUE- STI HUB, JECRC University, Jaipur.
EVENT STUDENT CO-ORDINATOR- Akshita Sharma, Cheshta Singh, Siddharth Dadhich
BRIEF- The purpose of the Resin Art Workshop conducted by the JECRC School of Design was to offer first-
year students from various design disciplines (Interior and Fashion Design, and Graphic Design and Jewelry
Design) a unique, hands-on opportunity to explore and enhance their creativity through resin art.

PURPOSE- The workshop aimed to provide a comprehensive introduction to resin, including the different
types, safety protocols, and basic techniques, fostering an environment where students can experiment and
discover new artistic potential.

OUTCOME- The resin workshop successfully provided students with valuable artistic skills and an inspiring
experience, contributing to their growth as well-rounded designers.

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EVENT- An Educational Trip
THEME- Awareness of Trends & Technology
TOPIC- An Educational Trip
DATE & DAY- 8thOctober- 15th October’23.

FACULTY CONVENER – Dean-Ms. Shivani Kaushik and Ar. Gaurav Agarwal Assistant Professor-II
VENUE- Mumbai, NACC (Neeta Ambani Cultural Centre.)

BRIEF- The JECRC School of Design recently organized an educational trip for over 30 design students. The
trip focused on exploring historical, vernacular, and contemporary architecture in diverse locations such
as Mumbai and Goa.The students also visited the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre to explore various
exhibits and contemporary cultural practices.

PURPOSE- The trip aimed to enhance the students’ learning through firsthand experience and exposure to
different architectural practices. Additionally, the visit to the Neeta Ambani Cultural Centre provided an op-
portunity to explore its cultural and architectural significance, offering further inspiration and creativity for
their design projects.
OUTCOME- The outcome of the trip was not only an expansion of design knowledge and cultural awareness
but also a strengthening of bonds within the design student community, potentially leading to enhanced col-
laboration and innovation in their future endeavors.

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EVENT- FABRIC & PAPER MAGIC WORKSHOP

THEME- Awareness of Trends & Technology
TOPIC- FABRIC & PAPER MAGIC WORKSHOP
DATE & DAY- 30th Jan- 2nd Feb’2024 (Wednesday & Friday)
TIME- 10:00 am–1:00 pm

FACULTY CONVENER - HOD-Dr. Sunita Yadav, Priyanka Beriwal, Assistant Professor-II

EVENT STUDENT COORDINATOR- Himanshu Agrawal, Graphic Design
VENUE- Jewellery Lab, 1st Floor, NIB Block, JECRC University, Jaipur.

BRIEF- The “Fabric and Paper Magic” workshop was an event designed specifically for students of the JECRC
School of Design to explore the creative and innovative use of fabric and paper in fashion and jewelry design.
Participants engaged in hands-on activities learned new techniques and developed unique design concepts
that highlighted the versatility of these materials.

PURPOSE- The purpose of the “Fabric and Paper Magic” workshop was to enhance creativity, develop tech-
nical skills, promote sustainable design practices, and enable fashion and jewelry students to create innova-
tive and unique pieces using fabric and paper.
OUTCOME- The “Fabric and Paper Magic” workshop was to enhance creativity, develop technical skills
including stitching, promote sustainable design practices, and enable fashion and jewelry students to create
innovative and unique pieces using fabric and paper.

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EVENT- 33rd World Design Assembly 2023

THEME- Awareness of Trends & Technology
TOPIC- 33rd World Design Assembly 2023
DATE & DAY- 28Oct’2023- 29thOct’23,(Friday- Sunday)
TIME- 9:00 am–7:00 pm

FACULTY CONVENER – Dean- Ms. Shivani Kaushik, HOD-Dr. Sunita Yadav, Priyanka Beriwal, Assistant
Professor-II
VENUE- Roppongi Academy Hills (49th Floor-Tower Hall-A), Tokyo,Japan.

BRIEF- The purpose of this report is to document and share the key events, discussions, and insights from
the 33rd World Design Assembly™ held in Tokyo, Japan, from 27-29 October 2023. This event, hosted in col-
laboration with the Japan Institute of Design Promotion (JDP), focused on the theme “Design Beyond” and
provided a platform for global exchange of ideas and innovations in the design field.

PURPOSE- The report aims to inform the JECRC School of Design community, as well as other stakeholders,
about the significant contributions and experiences gained during the Assembly.

OUTCOME- This report will serve as a valuable resource for enhancing the educational and professional
practices within the JECRC School of Design, while also fostering greater awareness and engagement with
global design initiatives.
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EVENT-KNOW-HOW MASTER CLASS KEYNOTE SESSION

THEME-Awareness of Trends & Technology
TOPIC-KNOW-HOW MASTER CLASS KEYNOTE SESSION- AESTHETICS & INNOVATIVEIN DESIGN
DATE&DAY-26thJuly 2023,(Wednesday)
TIME-9:00 am–2:00 pm

FACULTY CONVENER –Ms. Priyanka Beriwal, Assistant Professor-II

VENUE-6th Floor, Seminar Hall, Kautilya Bhawan, Jaipur.

EVENTSTUDENTCO-ORDINATOR-, Shaurya Sharma, Lovely, Rohit Giamalani, Mohit Soni, Harshvard-
han, Niket Gupta, Kriti Sharma, Himanshu Agrawal

BRIEF-The primary purpose of the IIID INSPECTION ‘23 event organized by the JECRC School of Design
was to evaluate the university’s compliance with the standards set by the Indian Institute of Interior Designers
(IIID). This assessment focused on key areas such as student facilities, infrastructure, program quality, and
faculty qualifications and experience.

PURPOSE- The School aims to enlighten students about the therapeutic potential inherent in art across
diverse design disciplines. By delving into the transformative power of creativity, the session seeks to inspire
students to explore how their design skills can contribute to promoting emotional well-being and healing
within society.

OUTCOME-The master class played a pivotal role in shaping students’ perspectives, empowering them to
embark on their design journey with a heightened sense of purpose and a desire to make a meaningful dif-
ference in the world. It encouraged innovation and empathy in students’ design approach, as they began to
integrate healing principles into their creative work.

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EVENT- WORLD INDUSTRIAL DESIGN DAY JUNE’2024

THEME- Awareness of Trends & Technology
TOPIC- “Let’s Get Emotional: A Voice to Emotions in Design”
DATE & DAY- 12THJune 2024 (Wednesday)
TIME- 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm(IST)
FACULTY CONVENER – Priyanka Beriwal, Assistant Professor-II
VENUE- Zoom meeting (Online Mode).

BRIEF- “Let’s Get Emotional: A Voice to Emotions in Design” is a collaborative workshop involving students
from WDO (World Design Organization), METU (Middle East Technical University), and BESIGN School of
Design. Scheduled for June 12, 2024, Wednesday evening, this event brings together 10 students to explore the
intersection of emotions and design. This workshop promises to enrich students’ design practice with emotion-
al intelligence, creating more empathetic user experiences.

PURPOSE- The workshop aims to equip students with the ability to create designs that resonate emotionally
with diverse audiences, enhancing the user experience and fostering empathy through design.

OUTCOME- The outcomes demonstrated the value of integrating emotional intelligence into design practice,
resulting in more empathetic and user-centered designs. The collaborative and cross-cultural aspects of the
workshop were particularly impactful, equipping students with the skills and insights necessary to create de-
signs that resonate emotionally with diverse audiences.

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 School of Law
Department of Law
Introduction

Established with an aim of developing top Legal professionals, JU School of Law has evolved into a leading
Law School in Rajasthan. Since its inception it has focused to explore and promote areas of learning that are
innovative and futuristic. School of law is committed to provide best legal education to its students. To fulfill
this objective, the curriculum is revised and upgraded regularly to include emerging challenges, competitive
exams and contemporary issues within the course. Along with this we have adopted practices which emphasis
on relevant social learning and which seeks to create opportunities which are innovative, progressive and
enable students to lead the world.

Sanctioned Intake (UG & PG) as in Academic Year 2023-24

S. Pro- 2023-2024 2022-23 2021-22 2020-21 2019-20 2018-19 Total

No gram
Name
In- Ad- In- Ad- In- Ad- In- Ad- In- Ad- In- Ad- In- Ad-
take mit- take mit- take mit- take mit- take mit- take mit- take mitted
ted ted ted ted ted ted
BA 120 72 60 80 60 61 60 84 60 58 60 43 300 326
LL.B
(Hons.)
BBA 60 50 60 58 60 61 60 37 60 53 60 40 300 249
LL.B
(Hons.)
BSc. 60 18 60 14 60 21 60 13 60 13 60 15 300 76
LL.B
(Hons.)
B.Com - - - - 60 19 60 19 60 10 60 08 240 56
LL.B
(Hons.)
LL.M 10 3 10 6 10 1 5 1 25 08

Total 250 143 190 158 250 163 240 153 245 135 240 106 715

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S. Name of Designation Highest Qualifi- NET / Date of Date of
No. Faculty cation SLET Joining joining
(Present
Position)
1 Prof. Dr. Professor Ph.D No 28-12- 28-12-
Mahesh 2015 2015
Koolwal

2 Dr. Namita Assistant Ph.D. Yes 16-06- 07-01-

Jain-I Professor and 2016 2021
Head of the
Department

3 Dr Namita Assistant Ph.D. Yes 05-02- 10-10-

Jain - II Professor I 2019 2023

4 Dr Assistant Ph.D. Yes 05-12- 23-09-

Devashree Professor I 2020 2023
Awasthy

5 Dr Bhanu Assistant Ph.D. No 01-12- 01-12-

Gangwal Professor II 2020 2020

6 Mahima Assistant Pursuing Ph.D. Yes 19-03- 19-03-

Kaushik Professor II 2021 2021

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7 Heena Assistant Pursuing Ph.D. Yes 15-02- 15-02-
Meena Professor II 2022 2022

8 Dr Ritu Assistant Ph.D. Yes 02-10- 02-10-

Meena Professor I 2022 2022

9 Jayshree Assistant LLM Yes 26-03- 26-03-

Choudhary Professor II 2022 2022

10 Abhishek Assistant LLM Yes 24-03- 24-03-

Panwar Professor II 2022 2022

11 Saket Assistant LLM Yes 11-09- 11-09-

Agarwal Professor II 2023 2023

12 Peeyush Assistant LLM Yes 16-04- 16-04-

Kuldip Professor II 2024 2024
Mehta

13 Ramkrish- Assistant LLM Yes 14-02- 14-02-

na Rajak Professor II 2024 2024

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14 Pankisha Assistant Pursuing Ph.D. Yes 12-09- 12-09-
Professor II 2022 2022

15 Shaily Jain Assistant Pursuing Ph.D. Yes 21-08- 21-08-

Professor II 2023 2023

16 Nidhi Assistant Pursuing Ph.D. No 20-09- 20-09-

Singh Professor II 2022 2022

17 Twinkle Assistant Pursuing Ph.D. Yes 20-09- 20-09-

Singh Professor II 2023 2023

18 Diwakar Assistant LLM Yes 20-09- 20-09-

Harit Professor II 2023 2023

19 Dr Sakshi Assistant Ph.D. No 09-03- 09-03-

Vashisth Professor I 2024 2024

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20 Aarzoo Assistant Pursuing Ph.D. No 01-09- 01-09-
Bishnoi Professor II 2022 2022

21 Yogita Assistant MA (Economics) Yes 01-03- 01-03-

Sukhyani Professor II 2024 2024

22 Santosh Assistant LLM Yes 16-04- 16-04-

Kumar Professor II 2024 2024

23 Simran Assistant Pursuing Ph.D. Yes 24-07- 24-07-

Rauf Professor II 2024 2024

24 Apoorva Assistant LLM Yes 20-04- 20-04-

Kaur Professor II 2023 2023

25 Hitesh Assistant MBA, MCOM Yes 08-11- 08-11-

Tikyani Professor II 2021 2021

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26 Dr. Anju Assistant Ph.D, MSC, No 13-08- 01-01-
Kalwar Professor I MCA 2013 2021

27 Shikar Assistant LL.M., M.Com. Yes 25-09- 25-09-

Shrivastava Professor II 2023 2023

28 Dr. Krati Assistant Ph.D, MA Yes 09-12- 09-12-

Kala Professor II 2022 2022

29 Dr Sonal Assistant Ph.D. Yes 1-08-2023 26-08-

Sharma professor I 2024
(Joining
Law
Dept.)

30 Dr Astha Assistant Ph.D. Yes 23-07- 23-07-

Poonia Professor 2024 2024

31 Anchal Assistant Pursuing Ph.D. Yes 15-02- 15-02-

Pandey Professor II 2024 2024

32 Dr Saurabh Assistant Ph.D. Yes 23-08- 1-08-2024

Dudi Professor I 2023

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33 Surender Assistant Pursuing Ph.D. Yes 16-04- 16-04-
Kumar Professor II 2024 2024

34 Swati Assistant Pursuing Ph.D. No 16-04- 16-04-

Agrawal Professor 2024 2024

35 Dr. Anjali Assistant Ph.D. No 24-07- 24-07-

Khandel- Professor I 2024 2024
wal

Departmental Event Reports

1. 2nd National Workshop on Non – Doctrinal Legal Research Methodology organized by AMICUS
CURIAE.

2nd National Workshop on Non – Doctrinal Legal Research Methodology was organized by AMICUS
CURIAE on 29th March- 30th March 2024 in collaboration with Jus Corpus as Knowledge Partner and The
Legal Admirers, Law Times, Legal Specs , Lawfer, Katcheri.in, Law Bhoomi as Media partner.

About the Workshop –The workshop was conducted by Dr. Ritu Meena, Assistant Professor, School of
Law. The workshop aims to equip participants with practical skills essential for conducting legal research,
emphasizing empirical aspects such as research design, data collection, analysis, and presentation. Through
structured sessions, attendees will learn to formulate research questions, design studies, and apply
methodologies to ensure credibility and validity. This workshop furthers the school’s mission to establish
itself as a hub for legal research excellence, aligning with the NEP’s vision of promoting multi-disciplinary
and industry-academia joint research initiatives.

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2. 4th JECRC Uttam Devi Mohan Lal Khatuwala Memorial Moot Court Competition,2023-24

The Moot Court Society, School of Law, JECRC University organized its 4th edition of JECRC Uttam Devi
Mohanlal Khatuwala Memorial National Moot Court Competition, bringing together law students from
various eminent institutions to showcase their advocacy skills. The event took place from 27th-29th October,
2023 at the vibrant campus of JECRC University, Jaipur, Rajasthan. A total of 34 teams participated in this
Moot Court Competition, representing top law institutes from across India including Himachal Pradesh
National Law University, National Law University Sonipat, Symbiosis Law School Pune, UPES Dehradun
and many more. The participants exhibited a diverse range of legal knowledge, presenting strong arguments
on the hypothetical case provided. The theme of this competition centred around ‘Environmental Law’
which is a complex and contemporary issue, challenging participants to analyse, argue, and defend their
positions. The inaugural ceremony commenced with the gracious presence of Hon’ble Retd. Justice Dinesh
Maheshwari, Former Judge, Supreme Court of India. His words of wisdom on the significance of moot
courts and how it is becoming an element of utmost importance for honing the skills in budding lawyers
today filled the participants with great enthusiasm and motivated them to a huge extent. The competition
consisted of Preliminary Round I, Preliminary Round II, Quarter Final Round, Semi Final Round and Final
Round. Each team had the opportunity to present both as petitioner and the respondent, demonstrating
their proficiency in legal research, writing, and oral advocacy. The event was judged by the prominent
advocates. They scrutinised the argumentative skills, confidence, knowledge and application of law of all
the participants. The Final Round was followed by Valedictory Ceremony with the gracious presence of
Hon’ble Justice Sudhir Agarwal, Judicial Member, National Green Tribunal.

3. 4th JECRC Novice Moot Court Competition 2023-24

The Moot Court Society, School of Law, JECRC University organized its 4th edition of JECRC Novice Moot
Court Competition, bringing together law students from the first year of the University to showcase their
advocacy skills. The Moot Court Society is headed by the Faculty Convenors Ms. Apoorva Kaur and Mr.
Saurabh Dudi. A total of 42 teams participated in this Moot Court Competition, from the first year of the
University. The ceremony was marked with the presence of Chief Guest - Ms. Mehak Oberoi, Legal Head,
General Counsel for GE Vernova, Hydro Power APAC. The Final Day commenced with the Final Rounds with
the 2 qualifying teams. The Final Round was adjudicated Adv. Shashank Kasliwal, Adv. Harsh Sahu and Adv.
Rahul Lakhwani. The Final Round was followed by Valedictory Ceremony that witnessed the presence of our
chief guest Ms. Prachi Pratap, a seasoned advocate with over 10 years of experience representing clients in
India’s highest courts and tribunals.
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4. 3rd JECRC Workshop on Moot Court Ethics and Practices

The Moot Court Society, School of Law, JECRC University organized its 3rd workshop on Moot Court
Essentials and Ethics from 12th March, 2024 to 13th March 2024 at Seminar Hall, 5th Floor, Kautilya
Bhawan. This workshop was focused on providing guidance to 1st year students on the importance, rules,
ethics and mannerism of the Moot Court Competitions. The Moot Court Society with unwavering support
and guidance from Dean, School of Law, Prof. Mahesh Koolwal Sir, Head of the Department, Dr. Namita
Jain Ma’am, along with the Faculty Convenor, Ms. Apoorva Kaur and Faculty Co-Convenor, Mr. Saurabh
Dudi Sir, organized its third edition, with the objective of preparing and mentoring the students for their
upcoming IV JECRC Novice Moot Court Competition. In this 2-day workshop, a total of 4 sessions were
organised, each highlighting on different aspects of a Moot Court Competition Advocate Nishu Chawat,
In-house counsel at C.K. Birla Group delivered a comprehensive lecture on the significance and relevance
of moot court competitions in the life of a law student in first session of Day 1. The 2nd session of Day 1,
carried forward by Advocate Shantanu Gupta, practising lawyer in Rajasthan High Court, he conducted
an in-depth exploration of moot problems. Students were guided on how to effectively frame legal issues
and were provided with a thorough understanding of the rules and regulations governing Moot Court
competitions. The first session of Day 2 was taken by Advocate Mukta Maan associate at Law Desk, she led
a session focused on the art of drafting memorials and conducting research using legal databases. Students
were introduced to the techniques of crafting persuasive legal arguments, honing their writing skills, and
utilizing various legal resources for comprehensive research. Lastly, Advocate Harshita Thakaral, associate
at SDSA Lawyers conducted a session on Courtroom Mannerism and Ethics. Students were enlightened on
the ethical obligations and professional conduct expected from lawyers in a courtroom setting. The session
emphasized the importance of maintaining decorum, integrity, and respect while advocating for clients.

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5. Lecture cum Exhibition on Constitution of India.
Constitution of India is a supreme law of the land. We all know it. We all see what is written in Indian Constitution
through Bare Acts, Books etc but on 6th August 2023 SoL got an opportunity to see the replica of Original
Constitution. It’s an amazing fact that in starting of each part there is a image staring from Mohanjodaro
Civilization to Vedic kal to Ramayan to Mahabharat. It have a image of Gautam Budha , Bhagwaan Mahavir,
Great King Ashoka, Shivaji Maharaj etc. Each photo has its own relevance with the Constitution. The exhibition
was organised in collaboration with Rajasthan Education Trust, Jaipur The speaker was Adv. Surya Pratap
Singh Rajawat, Rajasthan High Court.

6. “Law Titans” Lecture Series at School of Law, JECRC University

The School of Law at JECRC University has taken a significant step towards advancing legal knowledge
by organizing a monthly lecture series titled “Law Titans.” This initiative, held throughout the academic
year, focuses on specific legal topics relevant to students’ academic interests and career aspirations. The
primary objective of this series is to expose students to real-world legal challenges and case studies, facilitate
networking opportunities, and ultimately enhance the university’s reputation as a hub of legal education,
while shaping the finest legal professionals.

The inaugural session of the “Law Titans” series was held on 9th May 2024, featuring Miss Mehak Oberoi,
a distinguished guest known for her expertise and achievements. As a leader at GE Vernova, Miss Oberoi
has championed initiatives for gender equality and empowerment, making her a beacon of inspiration in
the legal realm. Her lecture focused on the intricacies of corporate legal advocacy. She engaged students
with real-life legal scenarios, encouraging them to handle and solve these challenges, thereby sparking
unmatched enthusiasm among the attendees.

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Session 2: Justice R.S. Chauhan – 22nd May 2024 The second session took place on 22nd May 2024 and
was graced by Justice R.S. Chauhan, former Chief Justice of the Uttarakhand High Court and Telangana
High Court. Justice Chauhan has also served as the Acting Chief Justice and a Judge at several high courts,
including those in Telangana, Karnataka, and Rajasthan. His extensive judicial experience made him an
ideal guide for young legal minds interested in judiciary and advocacy. The highlight of the session was
the Q&A round, where students had the opportunity to get answers to their queries about law, personal
experiences, career prospects, and the balance between law and morals.

Session 3: Miss Shilpa Ohri – 6 th June 2024 The third session, held on 6th June 2024, was led by Miss
Shilpa Ohri, a distinguished advocate practicing in the Supreme Court of India, Delhi High Court, and
various tribunals. With over 20 years of experience in Human Resources and Learning & Development
functions at top-tier organizations such as Snapdeal and Headstrong, Miss Ohri has managed global teams
and implemented strategic development initiatives. She is also an independent arbitrator and mediator
trainer who conducts workshops at the Delhi Judicial Academy. Her lecture focused on the early-stage
challenges faced by lawyers entering the advocacy field. She bonded with students by sharing real-life
examples, addressing their curiosity, and providing invaluable insights.

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7. Internship Workshop on Navigating the Professional Landscape: The power of Internships , Mail
Ethics and CV Building.

The Three-Day Internship Workshop on “Navigating the Professional Landscape : The power of Internships
, Mail Ethics and CV Building” held on February 12th to February 14th, 2024, at JECRC University, Jaipur,
in collaboration with ASM Law Chambers. This was organized by the Internship and Placement Committee
at Seminar Hall of our university, in presence of the Dean Prof. Mahesh Koolwal Sir, HOD Dr. Namita Jain,
Professors Dr. Namita Jain Pandey and Ms. Bhanu Gangwal and more than 150 participants including
Guest Speakers, Committee members, other faculty members.

Day 1 of workshop was led by Ms. Parneet Kaur ma’am and Mr. Swadheen Singh Sir. workshop commenced
with an introduction session where the objective and motive behind pursuing internships was outlined,
guiding the students on where and how to apply effectively by following the hierarchy from lower courts to
highcourts and eventually to the supreme court for internship opportunities. The second day of session was
led by by Mr. Rajat Chaudhary Sir and Miss Sangam Meena ma’am who exclusively focused on understanding
of internship procedures which is followed to shortlist candidates and tools necessary to make a positive
impression at workplace. The final day featured Networking sessions between Alumni, seniors and students
as audience which provided students withthe opportunity to interact and seek guidance directly. Rakshit
Jaimini of Batch2017 and Ananya Trivedi of Batch 2018 were invited to share their personal experiences
and the importance of internships in shaping one’s legal career.

8. Legal Aid Clinic:

International Youth Day marked by a compelling skit highlighting the pivotal role of youth in advancing
men’s rights and legal advocacy on 12th August 2023.

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‘Maan ki Baat’ was organized for an open discussion on the judgment of “same-sex marriage” on 3rd
November 2023.

On 4th November 2023, a session was conducted by the legal aid members highlighting the necessity of
community services to be provided by a law student. The session took place for the benefit of first-year
students on 4th November, 2023.

A thought-provoking debate in commemoration of National Legal Services Day, delving into key issues
surrounding legal empowerment and access to justice on 9th November 2023.

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Celebration of the International Human Rights Day was celebrated on 10th December 2023 and the theme was
“Freedom, Equality and Justice for All”.

On the day of National Consumer Rights Day, 24th November 2023, a nukkad natak complying with the theme
of the year, “Empowering consumers through clean energy transitions” was organised that emphasised the logo
of “Jaago Grahak Jaago, Apne Adhikaron ko Pehchano”.

On 9th March 2024, the students had the opportunity to visit the Lok Adalat.

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On May 14th, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed with Project Saksham. This partnership
marks a significant step forward in our commitment to providing comprehensive legal support and empowering
marginalised communities.

The “Say No Plastic” campaign was organised on 5th June 2024, World Environment Day. The students had the
opportunity to interact with various street vendors and gain information about their usage of plastic and waste
management. With the motive to increase awareness and encourage a stable way to dispose of waste, students
informed them about the dangers of using plastic and the Environmental Protection Act.

A community outreach program in a slum area was organised on 7th June 2024. With the goal of social justice,
students visited the slum to educate children about their fundamental right to education and the Right to
Education Act.

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9. Law Learning and Beyond Series

The students had the opportunity to explore the insightful discourse held on the Topic: Transition from
Doing a Job in a Big Law Firm to Opening up Own Law Chamber led by Divanshu Gupta Sir, Advocate and
Founder, Divanshu Gupta Law Chambers. The seminar was held on 27th July 2023.

The students had the opportunity to explore the insightful discourse held on the Topic: Various Career
Opportunities in law field with insights from Ashish Sharma Sir, Advocate, Rajasthan High Court, Jaipur. The
seminar was held on 28th July 2023.

On 26th November 2023, Constitution Day, delving into constitutional intricacies, a session was conducted
with S.P. Rajawat Sir, Advocate, Rajasthan High Court, Jaipur.

On 4th December 2023, the students got into the nuances of the “Competition Commission of India and the
evolving landscape of competition law jurisprudence” Seminar led by Director (Law) K.D. Singh.

The students had the opportunity to embark on a transformative journey at the workshop on JURISCRIBE-
Navigating the Nexus of Research and Policy in Law, led by Dr.L.Kalpesh Kumar Gupta sir, Founder of Pro-
Bono India, legal startup. The session was held on 12th December 2023.

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10. Lex Majstro – A Law Newsletter

“Lex Majstro” is a fortnightly newsletter with an intent to keep the students updated with recent happenings
of our faculty and legal affairs in a very interesting and easy-to-understand language. It is divided into
five major segments viz. Constitutional Corner; Articles, Law Reviews and Case Summaries; Recent Legal
Affairs (National and International); Covering all the major happenings of School of Law and fun yet witty
quizzes, crosswords and inspiring quotes.

11. Professor of Practice

The National Education Policy 2020 seeks to transform higher education by focusing on skill- based
education to meet needs of the industry and the economy. Further, the NEP also recommends integrating
vocational education with general education and strengthening industry-academia collaboration in HEIs.
For skilling of youth at the optimum level, learners are required to think like employers and employers
are to think like learners. Towards this, the UGC has taken a new initiative to bring the industry and
other professional expertise into the academic institutions through a new category of positions called
“Professor of Practice”. This will help to take real world practices and experiences into the class rooms and
also augment the faculty resources in higher education institutions. In turn, the industry and society will
benefit from trained graduates equipped with the relevant skills. During the session of July – December
2023 and January – June 2024, we had the honour of having Ms. Seema Manku Ma’am - Divisional Counsel
TE & Head of Legal Asia at Archroma, who taught Law of Trade Secrets and Technology Transfer in the
9th semester and IPR in Pharmaceutical Industry in the 10th semester, as well as Mumtaz Bhalla ma’am -
Partner in the Dispute Resolution- Arbitration and Litigation Practice of ELP (Economic Laws Practice),
also an AOR with the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, who taught White Collar Crimes in the 9th semester
and International Criminal Law & Transnational Crimes in the 10th semester.

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12. Campus Recruitment Training Program 2023

The CRT program was successfully conducted from 11th of September to 25th September 2023 during
which 19 esteemed external industry experts were invited to deliver their practical knowledge and groom
the students on the various topics like Intellectual Property Rights (Adv. Rimjhim Mathur-IP Lawyer),
Constitutional Law (Mr. Vijay Kumar), Indian Penal Code (Ms.Palak Agarwal), Commercial Contractual
Agreements (Adv.Shiva Gaur), Direct Tax (Adv. Hemant Kothari), GST (Adv. Rahul Lakhwani-Senior
Partner at Chir Amrit Legal) Evidence Law (Ms.Shaily Jain), Insolvency Bankruptcy Code (Adv.Mohit
Khandelwal), Commercial Arbitration (Adv. Harsh Sahu-Addnl. Government Counsel), NCLT and DRT
(Adv. Prabhansh Sharma), Family Law (Dr. Bhupesh Rathore- Delhi University), Tort (Mr.Saurabh Dudi),
Code of Civil Procedure (Adv. Shubham Maheshwari), Alternative Dispute Resolution (Adv. Ashish
Guwalani), Criminal Drafting (Adv.Ashish Sharma-Principal Associate- SDSA Law Chambers), General
Drafting and Civil Drafting (Adv.Devanshu Sharma- PCJ Legal LLP.), SARFESI and RDDBI Act (Adv.
Archit Bohra) and MSME and Consumer Protection Act (Adv. Abhisar Bhanu-AOR of Supreme Court)
and Code of Criminal Procedure (Adv.Anutosh Mishra). The communication skills were taken by Miss.
Durvaa Gogia. The beauty of this CRT program was that apart from imparting practical knowledge during
the sessions, the HR and Tech interview and Group Discussions were also scheduled for the students in
order to have more practical exposure. On 25th September 2023 a Mock-Drive was conducted in which the
students were interviewed by our esteemed panellists Adv. Suveer Gaur (Principal Associate at ASM Law
Chambers) and Adv. Nikhil Purohit (Lead Legal Counsel- Adani groups at Jaipur.

13. Orientation 2023

After a session of Ms. Jaya Kishori and Lt. Gen. Satish Dua on Day 1, the Departmental Sessions started
over on Day 2. The Department Orientation started with the “know your Department” which was
addressed by Prof. Mahesh Koolwal, Dean – School of Law in which the students were enlightened with
the various different facets of law and the curriculam. After this, the students interacted with Mr. Amit
Jain, Co- Founder of Car Dekho.com, Entrepreneur and the Shark in the Shark Tank of India- Season-2.
He inspired the students to take the risks in their life and carrier and face the challenges and become
successful First Generation Lawyer in pursuance to start something new in their life. Following with this
session, the students got a chance to meet with Advocate. Divanshu Gupta, Founder of Divanshu Gupta
Law Chambers. He shared his journey of 4 successful years of his professional career as a Corporate Lawyer
in one of the biggest Corporate Law Firm- Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, Mumbai to the Founder of his
own Chamber. So, having this risk taking attitude motivated the students to do something which will be

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 worth doing and achieve greater heights. After, all these knowledge gaining sessions, the students got a
chance to meet the Stand-up Comedian- Mr. Gaurav Gupta who derived the students to always be remain
happy and joyful in every situation. The Departmental Orientation continued on Day-3 as well. The day
started with an Alumni Talk in which Ms. Eshita Trivedi, Legal Associate at Ernest & Young was a
Guest. She is an Alumni from Batch 2017 which was the first Batch of School of Law, JECRC University,
Jaipur. She had a great interaction with the freshers in regard to College life of a law student. She majorly
focused on the fact that the Non- NLU’s Students can inspiration for all the young aspiring legal minds. She
made all the students believed that hardwork and zeal always gets paid off. After, this session, Dr. Namita
Jain- Head of the Department, School of Law had an interaction with the students in regard to environment
and student ethics in School of Law. The day ends with an Expert Session which was presided by Advocate.
Aashish Sharma, Adv. Rajasthan High Court, Jaipur. He interacted with the students and made them aware
about the various job and career opportunities in the law field which a law student can pursue in the future
after completing his /her graduation. He told the students that, now apart from stereotypical litigation, law
field has become multi-facets field in which a student can secure and pursue a successful career.

To submit the annual report, the department must adhere to the following guidelines:
1. Ensure that the headline is presented in a font size of 14.
2. Sub headlines should be formatted in a font size of 12.
3. Maintain a body font size of 11.
4. Recreate tables without copying and pasting content directly into them.
5. Ensure clear and appropriately positioned photos.
6. If the department lacks data, remove unnecessary tables.
7. Avoid submitting the report in PDF format.
8. Do not lock the Word file or any content within it.
9. Utilize Times New Roman font throughout.
10. Perform grammar checks and proofreading before the final submission of the department’s annual
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 SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Prof. N. D Mathur

Dean, School of Humanities & Social Sciences

M. A, MPhil, PhD in Economics

[email protected]

Area of Interest/Specialization: Public Policy Management

Publication: Books (07), Research Paper (70), Seminar/Conference (100), FDP/

MOOC (75)

Department of English
Vision

Our vision prevails in providing a perfect gateway for the new students to enter the core levels of the graduation to
become innovative and creative to overcome the challenges of society.

Mission

Our mission is to make the students familiar with the literary and aesthetic concepts, communication skills and cam-
pus lifestyle, so that they develop academic approach.

Faculty Profile

Dr. Ruchida Barman

Designation - Assistant Professor-I & HOD

Department – English

Qualification - Ph.D (English)

Email - Head, Department of English

School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Dr. Parveen Bala

Designation - Associate Professor

Qualification - Ph.D. (English), M.Phil., M.A.(English), B.Sc.

Email - [email protected]

Dr. Nidhi Bhatnagar

Designation - Associate Professor

Department - English

Qualification - Ph.D. (English),

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Dr Geeta Garwa

Designation - Assistant Professor-I

Department - English

Qualification - Ph.D. (English)

Dr. Vishnu Kumar Sharma

Designation - Assistant Professor-I

Department - English

Qualification - Ph.D. (English)

Dr. Vishakha Chauhan

Designation - Assistant Professor-I

Department - English

Qualification - Ph.D. (English)

Dr Tulika Anand

Designation - Assistant Professor-I

Department - English

Qualification - Ph.D. (English)

Dr. Rakhi Gupta

Designation - Assistant Professor-I

Department - English

Qualification - Ph.D. (English)

Dr. Aditi Joshi

Designation - Assistant Professor-I

Department – English

Qualification - Ph.D. (English)

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Ms. Purnima Sarsar

Assistant Professor-II

Qualification – NET

Mr. Nitigya Mathur

Assistant Professor-II

Qualification – NET, pursuing PhD

Ms. Jaya Dodiya

Assistant Professor-II

Qualification – NET

Pursuing PhD

Ms. Apoorvaa Singh

Designation – Assistant Professor-II

Department – English

Qualification – NET

Ms. Dinky

Tutor

Qualification – pursuing PhD

Dr Sonal Sharma

NET PhD

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 Dr Lalit Gehlot Dr Samina Ms Priyanka Tiwari

PhD PhD Pursuing PhD

Dr Kratika Mathur Mr Cyrus Darek Edwin Ms Rajshree

PhD Pursuing PhD Pursuing PhD

Ms. Sanskriti Sharma Ms Priya Vats Mr Dinesh

Pursuing Phd MPhil (ELT), Ph.D ( Pursu- NET, Pursuing Phd

ing)
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 Mr Abhishek Dr Smriti Ms Bhoomika Kapoor

PhD Pursuing Phd

Ms Alia Khalid

Activities- 2023-24

Date- 25th August 2023

Level Intra Department

Venue- BH2- School of Humanities and Social Sciences, JECRC, University

Name of the Activity- Board making- Bookstagram

Total Number of the Students- 13

Description- The students of English Hons Sem 1 displayed Classical Greek and Roman Literary stalwarts with
their seminal works on the board and named it as Classical Bookstagram.

Learning Outcome Through this activity the students were able to showcase their talents and creativity, and
also learn more about Greek and Roman literary figures along with their works.

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The entire class participated in the activity-

1. Manya Gandhi - Assemble

2. Sirin Gaur - Writing

3. Harshita Saini - cutting

4. Khushali Patel - Heading

5. Harsha Shekhawat - Drawing

6. Kamalesh Jaat - Cutting

7. Priyanshu Meena - Quotes from Google

8. Anas Kagzi - cutting

9. Nikhil - cutting

10. Faizan Gouri - cutting

11. Bhumi Vishwakarma - printouts

12. Manisha Saini - information

13. Vishesh Bhardwaj - printouts

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2. Name of the Activity: Weekend Rendezvous with Literature
Date of the activity: 7th November, 29th November, 4th December, 8th December.
Subject: Exploring Diverse Dimensions in Literature: Gender, Health and Psychology.
Venue: Online (Google Meet)
Objective of the activity:
To enlighten the students with new genre of literature.
To enhance critical thinking and analysis in the students.
To explore interdisciplinary connections in literature.

Description:

The sessions were held virtually, and they were very well received. The speakers were from a renowned organi-
zation, and the students actively and enthusiastically participated, gaining substantial knowledge throughout
the session. The session sought to enhance understanding of the diverse aspects of literature, the lectures facil-
itated the students in engaging in critical analysis of their own.

Key Highlights:
Dr. Harleen Kaur Ruprah in her session talked about the portrayal of women in Indian fiction, highlighting
the shift from traditional roles to complex and empowered characters.
The lecture by Dr. Neeraj Kumar helped the students to analyse neurotic characters, it provided insights into
the psychological depth and narrative techniques employed by prominent Indian women novelists.
The session by Dr. C.G. Shyamala focused on medical humanities, its trajectories and implications. It explored
the intersection of literature and medicine.
The Sessions altogether illustrated how literature interacts with fields like psychology and medicine, heath to
offer richer, multi-faceted perspectives.
Learning Outcome
Students comprehended the various genres and disciplines that are emerging in literature.
Students were able to enhance the understanding of women’s representations in Indian literature.
The sessions improved student’s ability to analyse psychological depth and narrative techniques in the portray-
al of neurotic characters by Indian novelists.
The students were also able to examine the connections between literature, medicine and psychology, revealing
how these fields intersect to enrich both literary analysis and practical application.

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3. Event- Talk Tales 2.0

Day and Date- Friday, 15th December 2023

Time- 11 AM

Event Coordinator- Ms Dinky Narang and Dr. Smriti

Student Coordinator- Aashima Jain

Venue- JU Auditorium
Talk Tales 2.0 was organised by the Department of English, at JECRC University. It was the first national level
storytelling contest that brought together storytellers from various backgrounds to share their narrative and
experiences with a diverse audience. We welcomed students from different schools and universities. The event
was conducted in a hybrid mode, allowing participants from different parts of the country to connect with us
and celebrate the art of storytelling while fostering connection and inspiring individuals through the power of
words.
The event began with warm welcome by the host, Aashima Jain, Apoorva and Shivangi, students of Depart-
ment of English who introduced the guests of honour Subuhi Akhtar and Siddharth Saxena. Subuhi Akhtar
is a creative entrepreneur, renowned freelancer writer, storyteller and content marketing strategist at her own
company The Scribe Inc. Second guest of honour, Siddharth Saxena is filmmaker, storyteller, Director and Pro-
duction Manager of Kseries, a production house in Jaipur. Third guest of honour for the event were, Dr. Sanjay
Sharma, Dean Research & Development, JECRC University, Jaipur.
The event was further continued by Prof. ND Mathur, Dean School of Humanities and Social Sciences with
warm welcome note for guests of honour. The event was filled with fantastic stories from different students
coming from different backgrounds and cities. Through the power of storytelling, this event inspired and
empowered the students to embrace their own stories and voices. The personal narrative shared by them reso-
nated with the audience and encouraged them to reflect on their own experiences and perspective.
Towards the end of our event, we witnessed a beautiful dance performance by another guest appearance Ms.
Vibuti Sati, Research Scholar of Banasthali Vidyapith and Cultural Head of several events. She told her story
by her beautiful classical performance.The event was concluded with closing remarks by Dr. Ruchida Barman,
HOD, Department of English, expressing gratitude to the guests of honour Subuhi Akthar and Siddharth
Saxena and all the other participants for their active involvement. Overall, the Talk Tales 2.0 proved to be a
stimulating and fantastic event.

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INVITATION

Hello fellow storytellers,

Dive into the enchanting realm of “Talk Tales 2.0” at JECRC University. Immerse yourself in the captivat-
ing power of stories that transcend time and space.

Stories weave the fabric of our experiences, connecting us through shared narratives that inspire, enter-
tain, and provoke thought.

Join us for an evening of storytelling magic, where each tale unfolds with the passion and authenticity that
only live narratives can deliver.

Don’t miss out – let the stories unfold at Talk Tales, where every word is a portal to a world of imagination
and inspiration! 📖✨

Last date of registration : 10 December, 2023.

Preliminary round date : 11 December, 2023.(12:00 PM to 3:00 PM)

Date of the event : 15 December, 2023.

Please fill the form if you want to be a part of our event.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScpUG37imFXHYIzFZyB9y-6DFhOrGBB51EnL4XIw28z-
p7NNRQ/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0

For any further queries please contact :

Aashima - 96642 73510

Ranu  - 7014651454

Attendance

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PICTURES OF EVENT

JUDGEMENT SHEET

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4. Name of the Activity: Guest Lecture
Date of the activity: 06 May 2024
Subject: Invoking Nature, Myth and Imagination through PB Shelley’s Poetry
Venue: Student Experience Centre, BH2
Objective of the activity:
To acquaint students with the historical background of Romantic Poetry
To acquaint students with the political fervour of 18th and 19th Century
To acquaint students with the oeuvre of Percy Bysshe Shelley
To enhance critical reading of the students
To introduce Research problems related to Romantic Poetry

Description:

The Guest speaker divided the two-hour session into three distinct parts. The first part consisted of the intro-
duction of students with the historical, cultural, political and literary background of Romantic Poetry. It in-
cluded discussions on French Revolution and Peterloo Massacre. The Second division of the sessions ventured
into a close-reading and stanza wise analysis of the poem “Ode to the West Wind.” The concluding part focused
on the myth making process of Shelley as a poet and the marriage of myth and science in Shelley’s Poetry.
Key Highlights:
The session was conducted in Student-Experience Centre of the school of Humanities. The venue provided an apt space
for conducting beyond the classroom activities.

The discussion of the literary texts was conducted to facilitate a transdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approach

Students were asked to interpret “Ode to the West Wind” before and after contextualizing the background, in order to
observe the difference in analysis pre and post Authorial Intervention

The Guest speaker co-related Greek myths with Indian myths so as to locate an English poem and poet in the Indian
context

The Guest speaker gave away handouts related to Mythical references to students that featured in the text.

Learning Outcome
Students were able to understand the difference between Imagination and Fancy
Students were able to understand the usage of Imagination as a tool to connect with the Divine
Students were able to understand the concept of Mythopoeia that is exclusive to Shelley’s Poetry
Students were able to critically appreciate, analyse and evaluate (Romantic) poetry.
Students were able to understand the complexity of Myths and their cultural significance.
Total number of Participants: 16

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Name of the participants: In the attendance sheet provided below.

S.No Name of the Participants

1. Apoorva Chandolia
2. Tisha Jangir
3. Ranu Dave
4. Harshita Saini
5. Khushali Patel
6. Charu Sharma
7. Manya Gandhi
8. Shimra Qureshi
9. Tisha Advani
10. Bhoomika Nirwal
11. Juhi Parwani
12. Nikita Dhayal
13. Aashima Jain
14. Kamlesh Jat
15. Priyanshu Meena
16. Bhumi Vishwakarma

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A Report On Online Pre-Workshop on Research Paper Writing

JECRC UNIVERSITY, JAIPUR

Department of English

Name of the Activity: Pre-Workshop on Navigating the Research Landscape: A Comprehensive approach to
Research Methodology and Writing.
Details of the speakers:

Masja Horn (Workshop Facilitator)

Sr. Acquisition Editor

Literary Studies and Chinese Studies, Brill, Netherlands

Prof. Maria Sanchez (Guest Appearance)

Director of the Research Centre for Translation and Interpreting Studies

School of Language, Literature, Music and Visual Culture

University of Aberdeen, UK
Professor Paul Innes (Guest Appearance)
Professor of English
Chair of Social Sciences Ethics Committee
United Arab Emirates University, UAE
Date of the Activity: 16th May 2024
Subject: Pre-Workshop on Research Manuscript Writing
Online Platform: Google Meet

Objective of the activity:

To get knowledge of publication process in Scopus/WoS indexed journals

To acquaint with major reasons for selection and rejection of manuscripts

To empower research scholars to write good research papers

To get knowledge about authentic research journals

To know the difference between university publication and commercial publication

Description:
The Department of English, JECRC University Jaipur, Rajasthan will conduct an International Conference on
English Literature, Communication and Translation on 17th and 18th Sep. 2024. For the same on 16th May,
we conducted a short online workshop on research paper writing with the Sr. Editor of a reputed publication
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house from Amsterdam named Brill. This event was exclusively for the research scholars and faculty members
of Humanities and Social Sciences to know the publication process of research manuscripts. The intent of this
online workshop was to equip the proposed participants of the forthcoming conference to write good research
papers so, they can get acceptance from the journal and Elsevier proceeding with which the conference is hav-
ing on record collaboration. In this online event, around 80 participants registered from reputed universities
and institutes like IIT Kanpur, Osmania University, Central University of Tamil Nadu, University of Delhi,
IIT Trichy, University of Calcutta, Rani Channamma University, Karnataka, Lovely Professional University,
Punjab, Jamia Millia Islamia university, MLS University, Central University of Rajasthan, MNIT Jaipur and
teachers and students from JECRC University were also participants in this event.
Key Highlights:
The facilitator explained the publication process at Brill Publication House.
The process of selection and rejection of manuscripts both were explained to the participants.
The difference between university and commercial publication was explained.
Majorly, the publication of papers on literature, language and communication was discussed.

Learning Outcome:
Research Scholars/ faculty members learnt about publication process.
Research Scholars/ faculty members learnt about selection and rejection criteria for manuscripts.
Research Scholars/ faculty members learnt about university publication and commercial publication.

Total number of Participants: 79

Name of the participants: In the attendance sheet provided below.

List of participants
Sr. No. Category of Participant Name Affiliation
1 JECRC scholars or stu- Lakshita Pagaria Jecrc university
dents
2 JECRC Faculty Members Dr Vishnu Kumar JECRC University
Sharma
3 Scholars or Students Mili Jain MNIT, Jaipur
4 JECRC Faculty Members DINESH SHARMA JECRC university Jaipur
5 JECRC scholars or stu- Charu Sharma jecrc university
dents
6 JECRC scholars or stu- Rakshita Singh JECRC University
dents Naruka
7 JECRC Faculty Members Dr. Payal dalal JECRC University
8 JECRC Faculty Members Dr. Nidhi Bhatnagar JECRC
9 Scholars or Students Kirti Sharma Central university of Rajasthan
10 JECRC Faculty Members Parveen Bala JECRC University
11 JECRC Faculty Members Rashi Mehta JECRC University
12 JECRC scholars or stu- kamlesh jat jecrc university
dents
13 JECRC Faculty Members Rajshree Gautam JECRC University

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14 JECRC scholars or stu- Apoorva Chandolia JECRC University, Jaipur
dents
15 JECRC Faculty Members Dr Rakhi Gupta Department of English, JECRC University
16 JECRC Faculty Members Purnima Sarsar JECRC University
17 JECRC Faculty Members Avantika Yadav JECRC University.
18 JECRC Faculty Members Dr.Kratika Mathur JECRC University
19 JECRC Faculty Members Geetika Khatri JECRC University
20 JECRC scholars or stu- Ranu Dave Jecrc University
dents
21 Faculty Members Dr Neetu Sharma Maharishi Arvind University
22 JECRC scholars or stu- Apoorva Chandolia JECRC University, Jaipur
dents
23 JECRC scholars or stu- Harsha Shekhawat Jecrc student
dents
24 JECRC scholars or stu- Sirin gaur Jecrc university
dents
25 JECRC scholars or stu- Komal Bhardwaj JECRC University
dents
26 JECRC scholars or stu- Priyanshu meena Jecrc University Jaipur
dents
27 JECRC scholars or stu- Aashima Jain JECRC UNIVERSITY
dents
28 JECRC scholars or stu- Manisha Saini JECRC University
dents
29 JECRC scholars or stu- Shwetangi Saurabh JECRC university
dents
30 JECRC scholars or stu- Nikita Dhayal Jecrc University, Rajasthan
dents
31 JECRC scholars or stu- Juhi Parwani Jecrc University
dents
32 JECRC scholars or stu- Manya Gandhi JECRC UNIVERSITY
dents
33 Scholars or Students Shivani Sharma MLS University
34 JECRC scholars or stu- Ranu Dave Jecrc University
dents
35 Scholars or Students JUNAID KHAN Jamia Millia Islamia
36 Scholars or Students Hina Rahman Jamia Millia Islamia
37 Scholars or Students Chhatar Pal Singh Lovely Professional University, Punjab
38 JECRC Faculty Members Priyanka Tiwari JECRC University
39 JECRC Faculty Members Sanskriti Sharma JECRC UNIVERSITY
40 JECRC Faculty Members Alia JECRC UNIVERSITY
41 Scholars or Students Ashwini Kadakol Rani Channamma University
42 Scholars or Students Ashwini Kadakol Rani Channamma University
43 JECRC Faculty Members Dr. Aditi Joshi Jecrc University
44 JECRC Faculty Members Dinky Narang JECRC UNIVERSITY , Jaipur
45 JECRC Faculty Members Priya JECRC University
46 JECRC scholars or stu- Tisha Advani JECRC university
dents
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47 Scholars or Students SHREYA BISWAS SHRI SHIKSHAYATAN COLLEGE, UNI-
VERSITY OF CALCUTTA
48 JECRC scholars or stu- Shimra Qureshi JECRC University
dents
49 Scholars or Students GADHA M R Indian Institute of Information Technology
Trichy
50 Scholars or Students Sagnik Thakur University of Delhi
51 Scholars or Students Elsita Jolly Mathew -
52 Scholars or Students Sreelakshmi R Central University of Tamil Nadu
53 Scholars or Students Priyadharshini R Central University of Tamil Nadu
54 Scholars or Students Debankita Das University of Hyderabad. Studying PhD in
History, Department of History
55 Faculty Members Sugandha Verma The ICFAI University, Jaipur
56 JECRC scholars or stu- Ashutosh Mishra JECRC University (Student)
dents
57 Scholars or Students Rapaka Sushmitha Osmania University
58 Scholars or Students Haleshappa V V JNU University, Jaipur, Rajasthan
59 Faculty Member P Shivani Singh JECRC University
60 Scholars or Students Harshita Tiwari IIT Kanpur
61 JECRC Faculty Members Cyrus Derek Edwin Asst. Prof. JECRC UniversitY
62 JECRC scholars or stu- TISHA JANGIR JECRC University jaipur
dents
63 Scholars or Students Shradha Gindlani Hemchand Yadav University
64 Faculty Members Dr. Shiny Men- Hemchand Yadav University
donce
65 Scholars or Students Rubab Mohsin Aligarh Muslim University
66 Scholars or Students Dhyan Thejas University of Hyderabad
67 JECRC Faculty Members Dr.Ruchida Barman JECRC University
68 JECRC Faculty Members Jaya Dodiya JECRC University
69 JECRC Faculty Members Smriti JECRC University
70 Scholars or Students Raman I.K. Gujral Punjab Technical University
Kapurthala Punjab
71 Scholars or Students Hemani Herchan- Manipal University Jaipur
dani
72 JECRC Faculty Members Dr Samina JECRC University Jaipur
73 Scholars or Students Archita Banasthali Vidyapith
74 Scholars or Students Divya Mathur MNIT Jaipur
75 Scholars or Students Smriti dadhich MNIT Jaipur
76 Scholars or Students Aswathi K R Central University of Tamil Nadu
77 JECRC Faculty Members Dr. Harshita Kumar JECRC University
78 JECRC Faculty Members Abhishek Singh JECRC University
79 Scholars or Students HARISH H U DAVANAGERE UNIVERSITY

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Event Poster:

Academic Achievements of the Faculty

S.No. Employ- Faculty Date of Highest NET/JRF/ No of Research Research

ee Id Name joining qualifica- SLET research publica- publica-
wirh Dr/ (JECRC) tion Publica- tioons tions in
Mr./Ms tions in in UGC confer-
scopus/ care ence pro-
WOS journals ceeding
indexed (Num- (Num-
journals ber) (in ber) (in
(in the the year the year
year 2023-24) 2023-24)
2023-
24 )
1 1552 Dr Geeta 13/10/2021 Ph.d Net Exempted 1 0 1
Garwa
2 2040 Mr. Cyrus 27/05/23 MA, Ph.D NET 0 0 0
Derek (Pursuing)
Edwin

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3 1681 Dr. Vish- 25/08/2022 MPhil Net Exempted 6 2 4
nu Kumar (ELT),
Sharma PhD
4 2072 Dr. Lalit 03/08/2023 PhD NET 1 0 1
Gehlot
5 468 Dr. 08/09/14 MPhil , Net Exempted 3 0 3
Parveen PhD
Bala
6 1283 Dr Ruchi- 01/12/2020 Ph.D, Net Exempted 1 3 1
da Barman (B.Ed)
7 2158 Ms. Alia 24/09/2023 M.A, Ph.D 0 0 0
Khalid (submit-
ted)
8 2134 Dr. Smriti 02/09/2023 Ph.D NET Exempt- 1 0 0
ed
9 1850 Dr. Nidhi 3/10/2022 M.Phil, NET Exempt- 2 2 1
Bhatnagar Ph.D.,P- ed
GCTE,
PGDTE
10 2165 Ms Priya 12/11/2023 MPhil 0 2 0
(ELT),
Ph.D (
Pursuing)
11 2007 Ms. Rashi 20/02/2023 M.A. (En- 0 0 0
Mehta glish Liter-
ature )
12 2301 Geetika 20/02/2024 MA, PhD NET 0 1 0
Khatri (Pursuing)
13 1531 Dr Rakhi 28/08/2021 Ph.d 0 0 1
Gupta
14 2310 Dinesh 05/03/2024 MA, NET, NET 0 0 0
Sharma GATE,
PhD pur-
suing
15 2083 Dr, Samina 12/08/23 M.A, Ph.D NET Exempt- 1 0 0
Parvin ed
16 2077 Priyanka 09/08/23 M.A , NET Exempt- 1 0 0
Tiwari (B.Ed), ed
Ph.D (sub-
mitted)
17 1990 Rajshree 06/08/2023 M.A., Net Exempted 0 1 2
Gautam Ph.D.
(pursuing)
18 1844 Ms. Dinky 01/10/2022 M.A, Ph.D 0 0 0
(Pursuing)
19 1869 Ms. Jaya 1/10/22 M.A. Ph.D NET Exempt- 0 0 0
Pursuing ed
20 2145 Ms. Avan- 13/09/2023 M.A NET 0 0 0
tika

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21 1682 Dr. 27/08/2022 M.A. Ph.D NET Exempt- 2 0 0
Vishakha ed
Chauhan
22 2065 Dr Sonal 1/8/23 PhD NET 0 0 0
Sharma

Details of Paper Publications

Name Name of the journal ISSN Year of Issue Vol- Page Scopus WOS UGC
of the No. publica- ume No. care
Faculty tion No.
1 Dr. Journal of Clinical 2023 1 27 257- Scopus
Vishnu Otorhinolaryngolo- 261
Kumar gy, Head, and Neck
Sharma Surgery
2 Dr. Journal of Clinical 2023 1 27 250- Scopus
Vishnu Otorhinolaryngolo- 256
Kumar gy, Head, and Neck
Sharma Surgery
3 Dr. Journal of Clinical 2023 1 27 179- Scopus
Vishnu Otorhinolaryngolo- 183
Kumar gy, Head, and Neck
Sharma Surgery
4 Dr. Journal of Survey in ISSN: 2023 2S 10 Scopus
Vishnu Fisheries Sciences
Kumar
Sharma
5 Dr. Journal of Survey in ISSN: 2023 2S 10 Scopus
Vishnu Fisheries Sciences
Kumar
Sharma
6 Dr. BIOGECKO 2023 1 12 559- WOS
Vishnu 562
Kumar
Sharma
7 Dr. Anhad Lok 2024 Spe- 201- UGC
Vishnu cial Is- 209 care
Kumar sue- 7
Sharma
8 Dr. Anhad Lok 2024 Spe- 220- UGC
Vishnu cial Is- 228 care
Kumar sue- 7
Sharma
9 Dr. Lalit Educational Admin- 2024 4 30 SCO-
Gehlot istration: Theory and PUS
Practice
10 Dr. Journal of Survey in ISSN: 2023 2S 10 Scopus
Parveen Fisheries Sciences
Bala

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11 Dr. Journal of Survey in ISSN: 2023 2S 10 Scopus
Parveen Fisheries Sciences
Bala
12 Dr. Journal of Survey in ISSN: 2023 1S 10 Scopus
Parveen Fisheries Sciences
Bala

Chapter Publication

S.NO. Name Title of the Title of the chap- ISBN No. Publisher Year of publi-
of the Book ter cation
faculty
1 Dr. Literary and “Studying Gen- 978-93-88361- Rudra Publish- 2024
Vishnu Cultural der Discrimina- 70-5 ers & Distrib-
Kumar Contexts: tion: Entrapping utors, New
Sharma A Series Ammu to Die at Delhi
of Critical an Un-die-able
Essays Age in The God of
Small Things”
2 Dr. Traversing “Studying Short 9798392750160 Amazon 2023
Vishnu the Bound- Story: Historical Kindle Direct
Kumar aries: Crit- Perspectives of its Publishing
Sharma ical Essays Evolution.”
on Modern
Short Fiction
3 Dr. Indian En- Exploration of Under Process Atlantic 2024
glish Drama: Influence of Publisher &
Past, Present Marxist-Femi- Distributor,
and Future nism in Manjula NewDelhi
Padmanabham,s
Light Out
4 Ra- Traversing Estranged Chil- 9798392750160 Amazon
jshree the Bound- dren: on Horror Kindle Direct
Gautam aries: Crit- Short Stories of Publishing
ical Essays Mariana Enríquez
on Modern
Short Fiction
5 Dr Literature “Dissolution of Under Process Chennai: Clev- 2024
Samina and Trauma Ideal Land: Per- erfox Publica-
Parvin secuting Bano’s tion.
Traumatic Expe-
riences During
Indo-Pak Parti-
tion in Pak Serial
‘Dastan’”

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6 Dr Contempo- Analysis of Casual 978-93-6095- Authors Press 2024
Sonal rary Indian Graphic Narra- 616-5
Sharma Writings: tives and Portray-
Emerging al of Conscious-
Themes and ness of Social
Voices Realism in Kash-
mir Pending

Session Chair/Resource Person/Judge

S.NO. Name of Session Seminar/ Title of the activity National/In- MM/DD/

the faculty Chair/ Conference/ ternational YY
Resource Workshops/
person/ Panel Dis-
Judge cussion/
FDP/Guest
Lecture etc

1 Dr Ruchida Session 1. International Conference International 02/16-

Barman Chair on The Humanities Today- 17/24
Global and Social Responsi-
bilities
2 Dr.Parveen Session In two Days Handa on Work- National 07-08
Bala Chair shop on “Spinal & Manipula- Novem-
tion” UEM, Jaipur ber, 2023
3 Dr.Parveen FDP FDP on NEP 2020 Orien- National March
Bala tation & Sensitization Pro- 15 to 23,
gramme under Malaviya 2024.
Mission Teacher Training
Programme (MM-TTP) of
University Grants Com-
mission (UGC) organized
by UGC-Malaviya Mission
Teacher Training Centre,
Banaras Hindu University,
Varanasi - 221005 (U.P.)
4 Dr.Parveen FDP FDP) on Recent Trends in National 20th No-
Bala Science & Technology 2.0 vember
conducted by Department of 2023 to
Basic Science & Humanities 24th No-
in association with IIC at vember,
Arya College of Engineering 2023
& I.T.Kukas, Jaipur
5 Dr.Parveen FDP FDP) on Microsoft tools National 10th July
Bala for Effective Teaching And 2023 to
Learning Environment 14th July,
conducted by R-CAT , Micro- 2023
soft and KOENIG at JECRC
University, Jaipur
6 Dr. Vish- Session In two Days Hands on Work- 07-08
nu Kumar Chair shop on “Spinal & Manipula- Novem-
Sharma tion” UEM, Jaipur ber, 2023

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7 Dr. Vish- FDP FDP on NEP 2020 Orien- National March
nu Kumar tation & Sensitization Pro- 15 to 23,
Sharma gramme under Malaviya 2024.
Mission Teacher Training
Programme (MM-TTP) of
University Grants Com-
mission (UGC) organized
by UGC-Malaviya Mission
Teacher Training Centre,
Banaras Hindu University,
Varanasi - 221005 (U.P.) from
March 15 to 23, 2024.
8 Dr. Vish- FDP FDP on Recent Trends in National 20th No-
nu Kumar Science & Technology 2.0 vember
Sharma conducted by Department of 2023 to
Basic Science & Humanities 24th No-
in association with IIC at vember,
Arya College of Engineering 2023
& I.T.Kukas, Jaipur From
20th November 2023 to 24th
November, 2023
9 Dr. Vish- FDP FDP on Microsoft tools National 10th July
nu Kumar for Effective Teaching And 2023 to
Sharma Learning Environment con- 14th July,
ducted by R-CAT , Microsoft 2023
and KOENIG at JECRC Uni-
versity, Jaipur From 10th July
2023 to 14th July, 2023
10 Dr. Vish- Conference “Literature is a Reflection of International 03rd to
nu Kumar the Culture of Its Times” at 04th No-
Sharma the 2nd International Confer- vember,
ence on Advances in English 2023
Language Studies (ICAELS
-2023) held at University of
Engineering & Management
(UEM), Jaipur
11 Dr. Vish- Conference “Analyzing Geetanjali Shree’s International · 03rd to
nu Kumar ‘Tomb of Sand’ through a 04th No-
Sharma Feminist Metafiction Lens” at vember,
the 2nd International Confer- 2023.
ence on Advances in English
Language Studies (ICAELS
-2023) held at University of
Engineering & Management
(UEM), Jaipur

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12 Dr. Vish- Conference “Exploring Cultural Identity International · 03rd to
nu Kumar and Immigration Experience 04th No-
Sharma in the Works of Adichie, vember,
Lahiri and Smith” at the 2nd 2023.
International Conference
on Advances in English
Language Studies (ICAELS
-2023) held at University of
Engineering & Management
(UEM), Jaipur
13 Dr. Vish- Conference “Significance of purple colour International 19 - 20
nu Kumar in The Colour Purple and Oct. 2023
Sharma Purple Hibiscus” Two-Day
International Conference on
Revisiting History, Ethnic-
ity and Myth in Literature
organized by Amity School of
Languages at Amity Universi-
ty Rajasthan, Jaipur
14 Dr. Vish- Conference “Study of Gendered Ageism International · 14 -15
nu Kumar in Bernardine Evaristo’s Girl, July 2023.
Sharma Woman, Other” The 3rd
International Conference on
Contemporary Perspectives
in English Language, Lit-
erature & Cultural Studies
(ICCPE -2023) Chandigarh
University in collaboration
with University of Alcala
Spain
15 Dr. Vish- Conference “English Language Teaching International 02-03
nu Kumar via Digital Pedagogy” Second June 2023
Sharma International Conference on
Emerging Trends and Inno-
vation in Applied Sciences
and Engineering. (NCETI-
ASE 2023), Arya College of
Engineering and I.T., Jaipur
16 Dr Rakhi FDP FDP on “Innovation & Tech- National 20th May
Gupta nology in Digital Pedagogy” to 24th
from 20th May to 24th May May 202
2024.conducted by S. S. Jain
Subodh Management Insti-
tute!, Affiliated to RTU, Kota
& Approved By AICTE, New
Delhi

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17 Dr Rakhi FDP FDP on NEP 2020 Orien- National April
Gupta tation & Sensitization Pro- 2024
gramme under Malaviya
Mission Teacher Training
Programme (MM-TTP) of
University Grants Com-
mission (UGC) organized
by UGC-Malaviya Mission
Teacher Training Centre,
Aligarh Muslim University,
18 Dr Ruchida FDP FDP on Recent Trends in National 20th No-
Barman Science & Technology 2.0 vember
conducted by Department of 2023 to
Basic Science & Humanities 24th No-
in association with IIC at vember,
Arya College of Engineering 2023
& I.T.Kukas, Jaipur From
20th November 2023 to 24th
November, 2023

19 Dr Ruchida FDP JU-FDP “Microsoft Tools For National July 2023

Barman Effective Teaching and Learn-
ing Experience
20 Dr Ruchida Resource Springdales School - Book National July 2024
Barman Person week Inauguration
21 Dr Ruchida Conference Nurturing Academic En- International Novem-
Barman trepreneurs with Industrial ber, 2023
Partnerships
22 Dr. Conference Unlocking The Doors: Ex- International 14-15
Parveen ploring Exciting Career Path July, 2023
Bala For English Graduates” in the
International Conference on
“Contemporary Perspective
in English Language, Liter-
ature and Cultural Studies”
(ICCPE-2023)
23 Dr. Conference International Conference on International 14-15
Parveen “Contemporary Perspective July, 2023
Bala in English Language, Liter-
ature and Cultural Studies”
(ICCPE-2023)
24 Dr. Conference Striking a Balance: Navi- International 26-30th
Parveen gating a Dichotomy of Ed- Novem-
Bala ucation for Employment & ber, 2023
in a Dynamic World Ac-
ademic Degree” in Biyani
International Conference on
“Nurturing Academic En-
trepreneurs with Industrial
Partnerships” (BICON-2023)

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25 Dr. Conference English Language Teaching National 2nd-3rd
Parveen Via Digital Pedagogy” in the June,
Bala 2nd National Conference on 2023
“Emerging Trends and Inno-
vation in Applied Sciences
and Engineering” (NCETI-
ASE-2023)
25 Dr. From Text to Talk: Re- International 03rd-
Parveen thinking English Language 04th July,
Bala Education in India” in 2nd 2023.
International Conference on
“Advances in English Lan-
guage Studies”
27 Dr Geeta Conference Nurturing Academic En- International Novem-
Garwa trepreneurs with Industrial ber, 2023
Partnerships
28 Dr Session Conference World war I: Modernism(s): International 27th and
Vishakha Chair And Time Binding held in 28th
Chauhan Department of English, Un- January
verisity of Rajasthan 2023
29 Dr Plenary Conference The Role of Literature in International 17th and
Vishakha Speaker Communication Skills 18th
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30 Dr Sonal 1 Judge 1Debate War of Words (Debate) at 2 Internation- 1.29/9/23
Sharma 2Session 2 Confer- Jaipur National University, al Conference
Chair ence Jaipur 3-6 National
3Re- 3 FDP Contemporary Global Trends
source and Transformations in
Person Humanities, Social Scienc-
es, Sciences and Education
organized by INM PG Col-
lege, Meerut in collaboration
with International Council
for Education, Research and
Training
Department of English, Kris-
tu Jayanti College, Autono-
mous, Bengaluru
Resource Person for One
Week Online FDP program
on organized by Gokul Glob-
al University in collaboration
with Nucleus of Learning and
Development
Resource Person for One
Week Online FDP program
on organized by Gokul Glob-
al University in collaboration
with Nucleus of Learning and
Development
International Webinar orga-
nized by RNT PG College,
Kapasan (Chittorgarh)

Details of Book Publications

Name of Name of the Book ISBN Publisher Year of publication

the faculty No.
1 Dr. Parveen Exploring Classic ISBN: International Publisher: 2023
Bala Literature: From 978-81- Mittal Publication, North,
Shakespeare to 19291- EAST HAM, LONDON,
Dickens, 84-7 E62JA. UNITED KING-
DOM, +447360501429
2 Dr Sonal Folkloristic Study 978-93- Authors Press 2024
Sharma of India and Nigeria 6095-
through the Select 690-5
Plays of Girish
Karnad amd Wole
Soyinka

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 Student Placement

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PLACED INTERSNHIP
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TERNSHIP
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pvt.ltd E9nDdF02uG6kBh4tbm0/
view?usp=sharing

Student Internship

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pany
1 Mudit Krishna 21BENN007 Simply Jaipur 30 Days
2 Ishita Kala 21BENN016 Simply Jaipur 30 Days
3 Ishita Jajoo 22NENN001 Times of India 30 Days
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Department of Political Science

Annual Report 2022-2023

EVALUATION REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE:

ACADEMIC YEAR: 2023-24

Name of the Department Department of Political Science

Name of the Faculty/School School of Humanities and Social Science

Year of Establishment 2021
Programmes Offered B. A (Hons.) Political Science
S. No Programme Name Year of Annual Intake Major Curriculum Revision
Start 2023-2024 from AY 2023 to 2024
Academic Year % of Revision Remarks
1 B.A (Hons.) Political Sci- 2021 56 2023-24 NA
ence
Description of the Department The Department of Political Science was established under the School
of Humanities and Social Sciences at JECRC University in the year
of 2021. The Department is dedicated to the study of Political Theo-
ries, Political System and behaviours. It aims to prepare the students
through critical thinking and analytical skills and creating more re-
search oriented knowledge system to deal with the complex socio-po-
litical issues. To achieve this objective, the Department welcomes
diverse faculties having expertise in different Sub-Fields. The mission
is to promote an understanding of political processes and institutions
through rigorous academic study, research, and community engage-
ment. We encourage students to think critically about political issues,
develop a sense of civic responsibility, and prepare for careers in a
diverse range of fields.

Department of Political Science

Ms. Anju Gupta (Assistant Professor-I)

HoD, Department of Political Science
MA, MPhil, NET (June, 1998), LLB (Law), LLM (Law), PhD (Pursuing)
in Political Science,
[email protected]
Area of Interest/Specialization: Gender Studies and Indian Political Sys-
tem, Women Empowerment, Indian Political System
Publication: UGC Care (04), Books (02), Book Chapters (02), Inter-
national Journal (02), Webinar (03), FDP (02) Seminar/Conferences:
International/National (04), Paper presentations (03)

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Susanta Kumar Naik (Assistant Professor-I)
M. A, MPhil, PhD in Political Science
[email protected]
Area of Interest/Specialization: Federalism, State and Regional Politics
in India, Political Theories
Publication: Books/Book Chapters (01), Seminar (01) Refresher Course
(UGC MMTTC) (01), Workshop (01), IQAC FDP (02), Webinar (01),
Online Course (01)

Ms. Anjali Yadav (Assistant Professor-II)

MA, PhD (Pursuing) in Political Science
[email protected]
Area of Interest/Specialization: Panchayat Raj System in India, State
Politics in India, Article-370 (Special Status to J&K)
Publications: UGC Care (01), Samdarshi Journal (01), Books/Book
Chapters: 02, Seminar/Conferences: 02

Ms. Yukti Gupta (Assistant Professor-II)

MA, PhD (Pursuing) in Political Science
[email protected]
Area of Interest/Specialization: International Relations, India’s Foreign
Policy
Publications: International Journal (01), UGC- Care (01), National Jour-
nal (02), Books/Book Chapters (02) , Research Papers (05) , Seminar/
Conferences: (07) , FDP (03)

Ms. Vaishnavi Singh (Assistant Professor-II)

M. A, PhD Pursuing in Political Science
[email protected]
Area of Interest/Specialization: Western Political Theories, Comparative
Political Theories and International Relations Theories.
Publications: Books/Book Chapters (01), Seminar (01), Conferences (1),
Research papers (1), FDP (02)
                     

Events organised by the Department of Political Science, 2023-24

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 Publications by Faculty Members of the Department of Political Science

The Department of Political Science takes immense pride in the scholarly achievements of its esteemed fac-
ulty members. Their dedication and expertise have resulted in numerous publications that contribute to the
advancement of knowledge in the field of Political studies. This report aims to highlight the significant papers
and articles published by the faculty members, showcasing their commitment to research and their valuable
contributions to the academic community.
A Long Journey for Social Reforms and Women Empowerment in India: An Overview, Journal of Funda-
mental and Comparative Research, ISSN-2277-7067, Vol. IX, Issue-II, No. 01, July-Dec, 2023, Ms. Anju
Gupta
Issues and Challenges of Women Empowerment in 21ST Century in India, Journal of the Asiatic Society of
Mumbai, ISSN-0972-0766, Vol. XCVII, No.01, Vol, 24, Ms. Anju Gupta
Regional Inequalities and Development in Hyderabad Karnataka and Telangana regions” 2024. by Dr. Susan-
ta Kumar Naik in edited Book entitled Governance and Development in Karnataka: One State Many Worlds,
ISBN: 978-93-93082-89-3, Writers Choice Publications, New Delhi.
“Exposing Article 370: An Extensive Investigation And Evaluation Of Its Revocation” 2024. By Ms. Anjali
Yadav in edited Book entitled “Politics in print: Analyzing the political spectrum through literature”, ISBN:
978-81-972426-5-6, Empyreal publishing house.
“Analyzing G20 Summit’s Influence On Jammu And Kashmir’s Development Post Article 370 Abrogation”
2024. By Ms. Anjali Yadav in edited Book entitled “Politics in print: Analyzing the political spectrum through
literature”, ISBN: 978-93-5747-925-7, Empyreal publishing house.
“India, China and the UN Security Council Seat: A Historical Perspective”, 2023. by Ms. Yukti Gupta in Book
entitled India and United Nations in the Changing World Order ISBN: 978-81-951021-7-4, Empyreal pub-
lishing house.
“Increasing role of soft power in International Politics” 2024. by Ms. Yukti Gupta in Edited Book entitled,
“Politics in print : Analyzing the political spectrum through literature” ISBN: 978-81-972426-5-6, Empyreal
publishing house.
“The Role of Non-State Actors in Shaping Foreign Policy: From NGOs to Terrorist
Organizations”, 2024. by Ms. Vaishnavi Singh in Edited Book entitled, “Politics in print : Analyzing the polit-
ical spectrum through literature” ISBN: 978-81-972426-5-6, Empyreal publishing house.   

Web of Science Indexes: Nill

Academic Achievements of Faculty Members in the Department of Political Science

Presentation at International Conference:

Chaired a session in an International Conference entitled “ Human Security and Governance” organised by
IHSG, Mumbai, Amity University,
Elected as Executive Board Member in International political science association, RC 26 Human Rights com-
mittee
Co chaired a session in an international webinar organised by RC 26 Human Rights committee
Co chaired a session in an international webinar organised by International political science association hu-
man rights day.
Invited as an Expert speaker for the 24th International Conference in the series of Europe of the 21st Century
on February, 1-2, 2024.

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Invited as a Panelist at a Seminar on the topic “Dr. Ambedkar: Harbinger of Equalitarian Global Order”- Ms.
Anju Gupta
Contributed a News Letter Published by IPSA on Oct, 2023, Technology and human rights: balancing privacy
and security in digital era-Ms. Anju Gupta
Invited as a Panellist in a TV Show- Credent on 25th August, 2023.
Presented a paper entitled “Federal Development in India: A Constitutional Perspective” in One Day Nation-
al Seminar on Indian Constitutional Values and Ideals organised by the Dept. of Political Science, Chaudhary
Charan Singh University, Meerut, U.P. on 12th February, 2024- Dr. Susanta Kumar Naik.
Presented a paper entitled “Changing Dynamics of India’s Foreign Policy: Challenges and Way Ahead” at an
International Conference, on 19-21, 2024, Ms. Anjali Yadav.
Presented a paper entitled “Innovation, Growth and Transformation: India @75”, at an International Confer-
ence, on 11-12, August 2023, Ms. Anjali Yadav.
Contributed as Co-Chair at an International Conference on “Changing Dynamics of India’s Foreign Policy:
Challenges and Way Ahead” - Ms. Yukti Gupta
Contributed as a Guest Speaker at a Seminar on the topic “Dr. Ambedkar: Harbinger of Equalitarian Global
Order”- Ms. Yukti Gupta.
Contributed as a Speaker at an International Conference “EUROPE XXI CONFERENCE- Ms. Yukti Gupta.
Presented a paper entitled “Indian Democracy: Challenges and Opportunities in the
New Millennium”, at a National Conference on 22nd August 2024- Ms. Vaishnavi Singh.
Contributed as a Plenary Speaker on the topic of “War, Genocide and Crises of Humanity in Gaza and Inter-
national Response” in an International Conference on 26th July 2024 – Ms. Vaishnavi Singh.

EVALUATION REPORT OF DEPARTMENT: AY 2022-23

Sl. No. Em- Faculty Desig- Date of First Highest NET/ Research Re- Re-
ployee Name nation Join- Date Qualifi- JRF/ Publica- search search
ID ing the of cation SLET tions in Publi- Pub-
Present Join- Scopus/ cations lica-
Position ing WOS in UGC tions
the Indexed Care in
Uni- Journals Jour- Con-
versi- nals fer-
ty ences
(Full
Paper
Only)
1 1536 Ms. Anju HOD, 21-09- 21- MA, NET Nil 4
Gupta Assis- 2020 09- LLB,
tant 2020 LLM,
Profes- PhD
sor I (Pursu-
ing)

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2 2084 Dr. Assis- 14-08- 14- MA, No Nil 1
Susanta tant 2023 08- MPHIL,
Kumar Profes- 2023 PhD
Naik sor-I
3 1810 Ms. An- Assis- 07-09- 07- MA, No Nil 1
jali Yadav tant 2022 09- PhD
Profes- 2022 (Pursu-
sor-II ing)
4 2026 Ms. Yukti Assis- 12-04- 12- MA, NET Nil 1
Gupta tant 2023 04- PhD
Profes- 2023 (Pursu-
sor -II ing)
5 2338 Ms. Assis- MA, NET Nil 1 1
Vaishnavi tant PhD
Singh Profes- (Pursu-
sor -II ing)
S Title of the book published Title of the Year of ISBN Affiliat- Name
Chapter publi- Number ing In- of the
cation stitute pub-
at the lisher
time of
publica-
tion
1 Ms. Envisaging Viksit Bharat @2047 Issues and August 978-93- JECRC
Anju Challenges for 2024 56407- Univer-
Gup- Transgender 34-3 sity
ta employability in
the Present Era
2 Ms. A decade of shaping the future A comprehen- Feb- 978-93- JECRC IIP
Anju sive analysis of ruary, 6252- Univer- Series
Gup- national educa- 2024 893-3 sity
ta tion policy 2020
and its influence
on cross border
education initia-
tives and chang-
ing Indian;s
global educa-
tional outlook

S Name of the Faculty Title of the Year of pub- ISBN Affiliating Institute Name of the
Member from the book pub- lication Number at the time of pub- publisher
Department lished lication
1 Ms. Anju Gupta Political Sys- 2023 978-93- JECRC University JTS Publi-
tem in India 95669- cation, New
03-0 Delhi

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 Department of PSYCHOLOGY (July 2023-June 2024)
EVALUATION
REPORT OF
DEPART-
MENT: AY
2022-23

Name of the Department of

Department Psychology

Name of the
Faculty/School
Year of Estab- 2019
lishment
Programmes
Offered
S No Programme Year of Annual Major Curriculum Revision from AY
Name Start Intake 2023- 2015-16 to 2019-20
2024 Academic Year % of Revi- Remarks
sion
1 B.A (Hons.) Psy- 2019 84
chology
2 M.A Clinical 2021 8 NA NA
Psychology
3 Ph.D. 2021 3

Description of
the Department

Faculty & Staff: 8

Positions Sanctioned Working On Leave
Teaching
Professors NIL NIL NIL
Associate Prof. NIL NIL NIL
Assistant Prof.-I 3 3 0
Assistant Prof.-II 5 5 0
Tutor
Lab Tech 0 0 0

Faculty Profile
Dr. Harshita Kumar
Designation: Head and Assistant Professor 1
Department: Psychology
Qualification: PhD (Psychology)
Email: [email protected]/
[email protected]
Research Area: Clinical Psychology and Positive Psychology
Publication: 6

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Dr. Meenakshi Dadhich
Designation: Assistant Professor 1
Department: Psychology
Qualification: PhD (Psychology); M.A.Clinical Psychology, Diploma
in Guidance and Counselling
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Child Psychology, Clinical Psychology
Publication:3
Seminar/Conference:2
FDP/MOOC: 3

Dr. Krati Kala

Designation: Assistant Professor 2
Department: Psychology
Qualification: MA, M. Phil, NET, PhD
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Clinical Psychology
Publication:5
Seminar/Conference:4
FDP/MOOC: 1

Ms. Krishna Kumari Kuldeep

Designation: Assistant Professor 2
Department: Psychology
Qualification: Pursuing PhD, M.A. in Psychology, NET Qualified,
P.G. Diploma in Guidance &
Counselling
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Organizational behaviour and Positive Psychology
Publication: N/A
Seminar/Conference:1
FDP/MOOC: 2
Patent: N/A

Ms. Tapasya Sharda

Designation: Assistant Professor 2
Department: Psychology
Qualification: M.A Psychology & NET
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: N/A
Publication: N/A
Seminar/Conference: 2
FDP/MOOC: 3

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Ms. Neha Sharma
Designation: Assistant Professor 2
Department: Psychology
Qualification: M.A. in Psychology with UGC-NET and GATE.
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Clinical Psychology
Publication: N/A
Seminar/Conference: 1
FDP/MOOC: 3

Ms. Usha Thawrani

Designation: Assistant Professor 2
Department: Psychology
Qualification: M.Sc. in Psychology/ Net qualified
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: N/A
Publication: N/A
Seminar/Conference: 2
FDP/MOOC: 3
Patent: N/A

Ms Saloni
Designation: Assistant Professor 2
Department: Psychology
Qualification: PhD (Pursuing)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Positive Psychology
Publication: 4
Seminar/Conference:5
FDP/MOOC: 2

Department of Psychology

Psychology is the study of people’s behaviour, performance, and mental operations. It also refers to the appli-
cation of knowledge, which can be used to understand events, treat mental health issues, emotional issues,
workplace conflict, and improve relationships. The subject lies at the intersection of applied, educational, and
theoretical science. In its primary form, psychology studies people—who and what they are. Everything a per-
son does is connected to the subject. Psychology allows people to understand more about how the body and
mind work together. This knowledge can help with decision-making and avoiding stressful situations. It can
help with time management, setting and achieving goals, and living effectively.
Times have come where we need more mental health practitioners with mental health advocates than ever. Stu-
dents enrol in psychology courses to utilize the degree as the foundation for graduate degrees in psychology or
other disciplines; others use its benefits to enter the workforce in areas involving diagnosing & treating mental
health issues which are so prevalent.
The Department offers undergraduate, post graduate and doctoral programs in Psychology. Our curriculum is
designed to offer an inter-disciplinary approach in teaching and learning hence it significantly contributes to
the areas of Research, Psychological Testing, community outreach and extension activities. We offer special-
ization courses like Indian Psychology, Positive Psychology, Media Psychology, Gender and Sexuality etc at
graduate and post graduate levels. Department also runs its activity cell “Happiness Cell” & has also established

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“Human Lab” to provide counselling to the students as well as the faculty on campus with the help of the senior
students of the department.

EVALUATION REPORT OF DEPARTMENT: AY 2023-24

Ph.Ds. Awarded/ Ongoing:

Name of the Guide Date of Regis- Date of Award Topic

scholar tration
Ms. Gargi Gupta Dr. Harshita Kumar February 27th , N/A Effects of adverse childhood
(Co-supervisor: 2023 experiences on personality
Prof. ND Mathur) traits & social relationships
Ms. Bhagyasree Dr. Harshita Kumar N/A N/A To be decided
Chatterjee (Co-supervisor:
Prof. ND Mathur)

Dr. Harshita Kumar N/A N/A To be decided

Ms. Sylvi Seth (Co-supervisor:
Prof. ND Mathur)

Publications (01 July 2023 to 30 June 2024)

Conference /Seminar/Workshops Attended

N/A

2. Patent published/filed/awarded
N/A

3. Conferences /Workshops Paper presented/Poster presented/Invited Lecture

N/A

4. Activities during COVID-19 Tenure/Certifications/courses completed by faculty

N/A

Activity Report: (01 July 2023 to 30 June 2024)

Nukkad Natak (Event on World Suicide Prevention Day): On the occasion of World Suicide Prevention Day,
the Department of Psychology at JECRC University organized a powerful and thought-provoking *Nukkad
Natak* (street play) aimed at raising awareness about mental health and suicide prevention. This dynamic per-
formance, presented by the university’s psychology students, addressed the crucial issue of mental health strug-
gles, highlighting the signs of emotional distress and the importance of early intervention. The play portrayed
real-life scenarios of individuals facing overwhelming challenges such as academic pressure, social isolation,
and emotional trauma, leading them to contemplate suicide. Through emotional dialogues, expressive act-
ing, and poignant storytelling, the students conveyed the significance of empathy, support, and mental health
resources in preventing such tragedies. The Nukkad Natak emphasized the theme, “Creating Hope Through
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Action,” encouraging the audience to be vigilant, reach out to those in need, and foster a community where
mental well-being is prioritized. The performance resonated deeply with the audience, igniting conversations
about suicide prevention and the urgent need to break the stigma surrounding mental health. This impactful
event concluded with an interactive discussion led by faculty members, urging students to take active steps
in promoting mental wellness, offering help to peers, and participating in initiatives aimed at mental health
awareness. The event reaffirmed JECRC University’s commitment to creating a supportive and inclusive envi-
ronment for mental well-being.

1. Happiness Club Activity on Mental Health Day:

On the occasion of World Mental Health Day, the Happiness Club which is managed by Department of Psy-
chology, JECRC University organized a special activity focused on promoting mental well-being and foster-
ing a positive environment within the university community. The event aimed to highlight the importance of
mental health while encouraging students to adopt a balanced and joyful approach to life.
The Happiness Club’s activities concluded with a pledge by all participants to prioritize mental health and
to be more mindful of the emotional struggles of those around them. The initiative reinforced the idea that
happiness is not just an individual goal but a collective experience built on empathy, support, and positivity.

KNOT SO PERFECT Skit BY DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY -29 NOVEMBER 2023: On November 29,
2023, the Department of Psychology at JECRC University organized a thought-provoking skit titled “Knot So
Perfect- Exploring the Fear of Unknown”, which delved into the complexities of human relationships, societal
expectations, and mental health struggles. Performed by the psychology students, the skit aimed to highlight
the pressures people face in maintaining a façade of perfection in their personal and professional lives, often
at the cost of their mental well-being. The narrative of the skit revolved around different characters deal-
ing with issues such as strained family relationships, the pursuit of unrealistic goals, societal judgment, and
emotional burnout. Through a powerful blend of humor and poignant moments, the play effectively depicted
how the constant pressure to be “perfect” can lead to anxiety, depression, and fractured relationships. The
title, *“Knot So Perfect,”* symbolized the tangled, imperfect nature of life that is often overlooked in favor of
a polished exterior. The skit conveyed an important message: that it is okay to embrace imperfections and to
seek help when dealing with overwhelming emotional challenges. It urged the audience to rethink the ideals
of perfection and to value authenticity and mental health over societal approval. The event concluded with an
open dialogue facilitated by the department’s faculty, where students shared reflections on the themes ex-
plored in the skit. This discussion reinforced the importance of emotional well-being and the need to foster a
more compassionate and understanding community. *Knot So Perfect* was not just a theatrical performance
but a call to action, reminding everyone that mental health is an essential part of life’s journey, and perfection
is not the key to happiness.

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Expert Lecture on Research in Human Psychology: How to choose between “Give up” and “Let go”: On [19th
February 2024], the Department of Psychology at JECRC University hosted an insightful expert lecture titled
“Research in Human Psychology: How to Choose Between ‘Give Up’ and ‘Let Go.’” The lecture focused on
a psychological exploration of two concepts that are often confused—giving up and letting go—offering a
nuanced understanding of their emotional and cognitive implications. The session was led by [Prof Sanjay
Sharma Sir- Dean, Research], an experienced psychologist and researcher in human behavior, who delved
into the psychological research on decision-making, emotional resilience, and coping mechanisms. The
expert explained that “giving up” typically stems from frustration, defeat, or a sense of failure, and can often
lead to negative mental health outcomes such as regret or lowered self-esteem. In contrast, “letting go” is
an intentional, mindful process of releasing attachment to outcomes or situations that no longer serve one’s
well-being, leading to emotional liberation and personal growth.
Drawing from recent studies in positive psychology, the lecture emphasized that knowing when to persist and
when to let go is essential for maintaining psychological balance and long-term happiness. Through engaging
case studies and real-life examples, the speaker guided students on how to differentiate between situations
that require perseverance and those where letting go is the healthier choice. Topics such as emotional intel-
ligence, self-awareness, and acceptance played a crucial role in the discussion. The lecture concluded with
an interactive Q&A session, where students raised questions on managing academic pressure, relationships,
and personal challenges, seeking advice on how to apply these concepts in their own lives. The event left the
audience with a deeper understanding of emotional flexibility, encouraging them to adopt a more balanced
approach to handling life’s obstacles. This expert lecture was an enriching experience, providing students
with valuable insights into human psychology and helping them navigate difficult life choices with clarity and
confidence.

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Name Name of the Name Type (Government/ Year of Funds Duration Current
of the Faculty Mem- of the Non-Government Award provided of the Status of
Project ber from the Funding etc., ) (INR in project the Project
Department agency Lakhs) (Completed/
as Principal In-Process)
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No the Faculty of the Consul- the Client/ Year of erated (INR in (Completed/ On-go-
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FDP ORGANISED

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PROMINENT ALUMNI

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S Name Name of the Award Academic Name of the Type of Award-
No of the Year Awarding Agency ing Agency
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AWARD BY STUDENTS

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Faculty Mem- FDP Attended demic the Orga- of the
ber Year From To nizing In- Orga-
stitution/ nizer
Agency Partner
if, any
1 Dr. Harshita Head and Meditation 2023 October No- 5 ATAL- JECRC
Kumar Assistant for Emotional 28th, vem- AICTE College
Professor-I Stability 2023 ber
2nd,
2024
2 Dr.Meenakshi Assistant FDP on NEP 2024 18March 9 UGC
Dadhich Professor-I Orientation
and Sensitiza-
tion
3 Dr.Meenakshi Assistant Innovation & 2024 20May 24 5 S. S. Jain
Dadhich Professor-I Technology in May Subodh
Digital Peda- Man-
gogy agement
Institute,
Jaipur
3 Ms. Neha Assistant FDP on NEP- 2024 18March 26 9 UGC
Sharma Professor-II 2020 Orienta- March
tion and Sensi- 2024
tization

4 Ms. Krish- Assistant FDP on NEP- 2024 18March 26 9 UGC

na Kumari Professor-II 2020 Orienta- March
Kuldeep tion and Sensi- 2024
tization

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5 Ms. Krish- Assistant Innovation & 2024 20May 24 5
na Kumari Professor-II Technology in May
Kuldeep Digital Peda-
gogy S. S. Jain
Subodh
Man-
agement
Institute,
Jaipur

6 Ms. Tapasya Assistant FDP on NEP- 2024 18March 26 9 UGC

Sharda Professor-II 2020 Orienta- March
tion and Sensi- 2024
tization

6 Ms. Usha Assistant FDP on NEP- 2024 18March 26 9 UGC

Thawrani Professor-II 2020 Orienta- March
tion and Sensi- 2024
tization
7 Ms. Saloni Assistant FDP on NEP- 2024 18March 26 9 UGC
Professor-II 2020 Orienta- March
tion and Sensi- 2024
tization

S.no. Name of the Faculty Publication/Seminar/ Workshop attended Date

or conducted

. Krishna Kumari Paper presented on “Career Orientation

1 Kuldeep and Employability: A Research on Young
Emerging Adults” at the International Con-
ference on Mental Health at Crossroads:
Contemporary Modalities and Strategies
for Promotion of Health and Well-Being.
23rd -24th February 2024.

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 Dr. Meenakshi Paper presented on “Bollywood Plays
2 Dadhich an Important Role in Fostering Patriot-
ic Gratitude among Indian Youth’’at the
International Conference on Mental Health
at Crossroads: Contemporary Modalities
and Strategies for Promotion of Health and
Well-Being. 23rd -24th February 2024.

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 JAIPUR SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS

Evaluation
Report of
Jaipur School
of Economics
(2023-24)

Sl. No. Name of the Department Economics

Year of Establishment 2019
Is the Department part of a School/Faculty Yes
of the University
Names of programs offered Program 1 : B.A. (Hons.)ECONOMICS
Program 2:B.A. Liberal Arts
Program 3: M.A.
Program 4: Ph.D. PROGRAM

Number of teaching posts Sanctioned/Filled 06

Number of Research Projects: Nil
Total grants received
Inter –institutional collaborative proj-
ects and
Associated grants received
National collaboration 01
International collaboration 02
Departmental projects funded by DST- Nil
FIST, UGC-SAP/CAS,DPE, DBT, ICSSR,
AICTE etc., : Total grants received
Special research laboratories sponsored by / Nil
created by industry or corporate bodies

Number of Papers published 04

Number of Books with ISBN Nil
Number of Citation Index – range / average -
Number of Impact Factor – range / average -
Number of h-index -
Details of patents and income generated Nil
Areas of consultancy and income generated Nil

Faculty Nil
Doctoral/Post doctoral fellows Nil
Students Nil

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 How many students have cleared Civil Ser- Nil
vices and Defense Services examinations,
NET, SET (SLET), GATE and other com-
petitive examinations

From the host institution/university Nil

From other institutions/universities
Number of Research Scholars/ Post Grad- Nil
uate students getting financial assistance
from the University/State/ Central

Faculty Profile

Prof. N.D. Mathur

Dean SSHS, JSE
Designation: Dean,Professor
Department: Economics
Qualification: Ph.D. “Price Policy in Public Enterprises”
M.Phil.(Economics) M.A. (Economics), M.Com (Economic Admin-
istration)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Public Policy Management
Publication: Books: 7, Research Paper:70, Seminar/Conference: 100,
FDP/MOOC: 75, Patent: 00

Dr. RavindraKaur
HOD, JSE
Ph.D., NET, M.A. Economics
Designation: Assistant Professor I
Department: Economics
Qualification: Ph.D.(Economics), M.A.(Economics)
Email:[email protected]
Research Area: Higher education
Publication: Research Paper:04, Seminar/Conference: ,20 FDP/
MOOC: , Patent:

Ms.AyushiTambi
Assistant professor
NET, M.A. Economics

Department: Economics
Qualification: M.A. (Economics),
NET Qualified
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Publication: Research Paper:0Seminar/Conference: 0,
FDP/MOOC: 0, Patent: 0

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Nidhi Sharma
Assistant professor
NET,M.A. Economics, M.B.A(HR)
Designation: Assistant Professor I
Department: Economics
Qualification: MBA(HR), M.A. (Economics),
NET Qualified
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Publication: Research Paper:0Seminar/Conference: 0,
FDP/MOOC: 0, Patent: 0

Riddhika Dangayach
Assistant professor
NET, M.A. Economics
Designation: Assistant Professor II
Department: Economics
Qualification: M.A. (Economics),
NET Qualified
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Publication: Research Paper:0Seminar/Conference: 0,
FDP/MOOC: 0, Patent: 0

KritikaYadav
Assistant professor
NET, M.Sc. Financial Economics

Department: Economics
Qualification: M.Sc. (Financial Economics),
NET Qualified
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Publication: Research Paper:00 Seminar/Conference:
0, FDP/MOOC: 0, Patent: 0

Dr.Meenakshi Yadav
Assistant professor
Ph.d., NET, M.A. Economics
Department: Economics
Qualification: Ph.D(Economics), M.A.(Economics)
Email:[email protected]
Research Area: International Relations, Indian Economics
Publication: Research Paper:02, Seminar/Conference: 00 FDP/
MOOC: , Patent:

Radhika Shah
Assistant professor
NET, M.A. Economics
Department: Economics
Qualification: M.Sc. (Financial Economics),
NET Qualified
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Publication: Research Paper:00 Seminar/Conference:
0, FDP/MOOC: 0, Patent: 0

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 DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
Department of Economics was started under the school of Humanities and Social Sciences which was estab-
lished in 2019.
Vision of Jaipur School of Economics
The Department of Economics aims at imparting theoretical and applied knowledge of economics, conduct-
ing research on socio-economic problems at regional and national level for inclusive development as well as
to develop critical and behavioural skills.
The Mission of Jaipur School of Economics
To offer innovative and analytical knowledge and skills to students by training them in the ideas of modern
economics.
To conduct both basic and applied research in economics that pushes forward the frontier of knowledge in the
field.
JSE is a niche institute seeking to develop intellectual discipline, critical and analytical assessment which will
result in rational thinking along with an understanding of the need for constrained optimization and a strong
urge to strive towards achieving equilibrium. We at JSE, achieve these goals in an educational environment
committed to excellence and academic freedom. It endeavours to develop a one-of-a-kind model of pedagogy
and research in economics and its allied fields. The curriculum is designed to train students in the fields of
growing importance, in virtually every modern career, be it corporate, academia, analytics or public policy. The
expertise of our students is enhanced through exposure to the latest theoretical and empirical research.

Annual Report of the Events

Activities

Expert Session: Competition Issues in Digital Markets

1 Educational Visit to the Census Department, Government of Rajasthan
Date of Visit: November 7, 2023
Location: Census Department, Government of Rajasthan
Visitors:
1. Students
2. Faculty Members
Objective of the Visit:
The educational visit to the Census Department, Government of Rajasthan, was organized with the primary
objective of providing students with practical insights into data collection, analysis, and the role of government
agencies in managing demographic information. This visit was part of our curriculum to enhance understand-
ing of statistics and governmental operations.
Activities and Highlights:
Introduction to Census Operations: The visit commenced with a comprehensive overview of the census pro-
cess, including its importance in governance, resource allocation, and policy formulation.
Data Collection Techniques: census department were briefed on various methods employed by the Census
Department for data collection, such as surveys, interviews, and digital data management systems.
Data Analysis and Interpretation: Demonstrations were provided on how collected data is analysed and in-
terpreted to derive meaningful insights that influence governmental decisions.
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Technological Integration: We learned about the integration of technology in census operations, including
the use of GIS (Geographic Information Systems) for mapping and spatial analysis.
Role of Census in Governance: Discussions highlighted the critical role of census data in shaping public pol-
icies, urban planning, healthcare provisions, and infrastructure development.
Q&A Session: A lively question and answer session allowed students to clarify doubts and gain deeper insights
into specific aspects of census operations and its impact on society.
Key Learning:
Understanding the meticulous planning and execution involved in conducting a nationwide census.
Appreciation for the importance of accurate demographic data in policy-making and governance.
Insight into career opportunities in statistics, data analysis, and public administration.
Conclusion:
The educational visit to the Census Department, Government of Rajasthan, was highly informative and enrich-
ing for all participants. It provided practical exposure that complemented theoretical knowledge gained in the
classroom, thereby enhancing our understanding of governmental operations and statistical methodologies.
We extend our gratitude to the officials and staff of the Census Department for their warm hospitality and in-
sightful presentations.

2.Expert Lecture on Competition Issues in Digital Markets

Date: December 4, 2023
Presenter: Mr. K.D. Singh
Objective: The aim is to foster a comprehensive understanding of the intersection between digital technolo-
gies and competition law, aiming to ensure fair, efficient, and innovative digital marketplaces.
Attendees:
1. Faculty Members
2. Student
3 Dr.Ravinder Kaur HOD
Introduction:
On December 4, 2023, an expert session focusing on competition issues in digital markets was conducted,

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featuring Mr. K.D. Singh as the keynote speaker. The session aimed to delve into the complexities arising
from the intersection of technology and competition law, addressing pertinent challenges and regulatory con-
siderations.
Key Points Discussed:
The Session commenced with an opening session, featuring welcome remarks by Dr.RavinderKaur HOD of
JSE highlighting the focused on competition issues in digital markets.
Digital Market Dynamics:
Mr. Singh commenced by outlining the unique dynamics of digital markets characterized by rapid innova-
tion, network effects, and data-driven strategies. He emphasized the transformative impact of digital technol-
ogies on traditional business models and consumer behavior.
Market Power and Dominance:
A significant portion of the session was dedicated to examining the concept of market power in digital mar-
kets. Mr. Singh highlighted the challenges in defining market boundaries and assessing dominance in plat-
forms where user data and network effects play pivotal roles.
Competition Law Frameworks:
The session provided insights into various competition law frameworks applicable to digital markets globally.
Discussions focused on the European Union’s approach, particularly the role of competition authorities in
regulating tech giants and ensuring market competitiveness.
Emerging Issues:
Mr. Singh Addressing emerging issues such as platform self-preferencing, data access, and interoperability,
Mr. Singh underscored the need for adaptive regulatory responses to foster innovation while safeguarding
competition.
Conclusion:
Overall, the session proved to be insightful and thought-provoking, contributing significantly to ongoing
discussions on regulatory reforms in digital markets.

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 3. Report on Indian -o- poly

DATE: 10th April, 2024

Time: 1:00 PM
Venue: L-10 BH-2Shravan hostel

Guest:
Prof. N.D. Mathur (Dean, Jaipur School of Economics)
HOD – Dr.RavinderKaur

Objective

Playing Monopoly offered various benefits, including improving financial literacy by teaching money manage-
ment, fostering strategic thinking and decision-making skills through property investment and negotiation,
enhancing social interactions and communication skills through trading and deal-making, and providing en-
tertainment and bonding opportunities with family and friends.

Introduction
There were be 8 teams of 4 members each Jaipur School of Economics, JECRC University, is organizing an
interactive game of *Indian-O-Poly* a form of monopoly game which we must have played in our childhood.
So, let’s recall those old memories in a life-sized Indian-O-Poly Competition.

*Winners got exciting prizes*

This was life-sized Indian-O-Poly Competition to embrace *Joy and learning*

Game : Perspective
Indian o poly is like Monopoly which is a classic board game where players buy, sell, and trade properties to
become financially successful. The game involves strategic decision-making, luck, and negotiation skills.
Process
In Monopoly, players roll dice to move around the board, buying properties they land on and charging rent to
opponents who land on their properties. The goal was to bankrupt other players by collecting rent, building
houses and hotels, and investing in properties strategically. Jail, Chance, and Community Chest cards add
twists, while free parking and passing Go provide opportunities to earn cash. The last player remaining with
money and assets wins.
Conclusion
Cultivated active listening: Pay attention to other players’ offers
Promoted flexiblity: by Exploring various trade options and be willing to compromise.
Understood the value: by Assessing the worth of properties and cash to negotiate effectively. Use persuasive
communication: by Clearly communicating your offers and reasons for them.Build relationships: by Establish-
ing trust and rapport with other players to facilitate agreements.Focus on win-win outcomes: Seek solutions
that benefit both parties for successful negotiations.

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 4. G-20+1 Symposium

Date: April 26, 2024

Introduction:
On November 6, 2023, the Jaipur School of Economics (JSE) organized a prestigious G-20+1 Symposium
aimed at fostering insightful discussions, exploring collaborative opportunities, and providing a platform to
shape the future of global partnership. This report encapsulates the proceedings and outcomes of the sympo-
sium.

Objective of the Symposium:

The primary objective of the G-20+1 Symposium was to facilitate dialogue and cooperation among stakehold-
ers from G-20 countries and other key global partners, with a focus on addressing pressing global challenges
and promoting sustainable development.

Key Highlights:

Opening Session: The symposium commenced with an opening session, featuring welcome remarks by Prof.
N.D. Mathur Dean, Jaipur School of Economics
, highlighting the significance of multilateral cooperation in addressing global issues. Dignitaries, policymak-
ers, scholars, and representatives from various sectors were in attendance.
Panel Discussions: The symposium comprised multiple panel discussions covering a wide range of topics,
including economic development, environmental sustainability, social equity, and technological innovation.
Eminent speakers and experts shared insights, perspectives, and best practices, fostering a rich exchange of
ideas.
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Collaborative Workshops: Concurrent workshops were organized to facilitate focused discussions on specific
thematic areas. Participants engaged in collaborative brainstorming sessions, exploring innovative solutions
and identifying potential areas for collaboration and partnership.
Networking Opportunities: The symposium provided ample networking opportunities for participants to
connect, exchange contacts, and establish potential avenues for collaboration beyond the event. Informal in-
teractions during breaks and networking sessions facilitated meaningful exchanges and relationship-building.
Outcome:
The G-20+1 Symposium proved to be a platform for constructive dialogue, knowledge-sharing, and consen-
sus-building among stakeholders from diverse backgrounds. Participants gained valuable insights, forged
new connections, and identified opportunities for joint action to address global challenges.

Conclusion:
The G-20+1 Symposium organized by JSE served as a testament to the institution’s commitment to fostering
global cooperation and shaping the future of international partnership. By bringing together stakeholders
from G-20 countries and beyond, the symposium contributed to the advancement of shared goals and aspira-
tions for a more prosperous and sustainable world.

Acknowledgments:
We extend our sincere gratitude to all participants, speakers, sponsors, and organizing committee members
for their invaluable contributions to the success of the G-20+1 Symposium. Special thanks to the JSE team for
their dedication and efforts in planning and executing this landmark event.

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5.ECONOMIC CONCLAVE

Date:26-06-2024
Venue: Conference Hall, AdminBlock

Jaipur School of Economics, JECRC University hosted an Economic Conclave on “Recalibrating the Indian
Economy under the present NDA Government”. Eminent Professors from premium institutions of Jaipur like
University of Rajasthan, Manipal University, Amity University, LMNIT, IIS university and SSG Pareek College
were invited. The various experts discussed the key strategies and reforms needed to navigate current chal-
lenges faced by the economy. Dr. Ravinder Kaur (HOD, JSE) welcomes the guests and introduce the school.
The event was inaugurated by President Prof. Victor Gambhir sir. Prof. N.D. Mathur Sir, Dean, JSE and SHSS
familiarize the guest with theme of the Conclave.

Conclave was chaired by Prof. Rajeev Jain, Ex VC of University of Rajasthan and advisor, JECRC University.

OBJECTIVE: Economic Conclave was held to provide the insights, recommendations, and discussion on the
navigating economic challenges and leveraging opportunities under the current NDA government in India.

Panel Discussion starts with Professor NirankarShrivastav from Northern Hills University, Shillong. He em-
phasised on macroeconomic variables like fiscal deficit, Demographic dividend, surging exports along with
some of the problems faced by the economy like, unemployment, less economic growth, reduction in domestic
savings and social security.

Dr. Monika Mathur from Manipal University Jaipur emphasized on startups, global innovation index, improv-
ing NPA’s, Bankruptcy code, labor workforce participation, less private investment, economic inequality and
less expenditure on human capital development.

Prof. JN Sharma has done the econometric analysis and concluded the satisfactory performance of the present
NDA Government.

Professor Ummed Singh, President REA has emphasized on the working of manufacturing sector necessary
for the performance of Indian Economy. He also focused on the political economy Nehra Sir also laid the deep
emphasis on the manufacturing sector.

Dr. Naseeb Singh has briefed about the drainage of wealth from rural to urban areas, where the migration has
increased.

Asso. Prof. Reema Singh has concluded that the aspirations of the people are not met and what they expect
from the government is not fulfilled.

Dr. Rashmi Gupta has laid the emphasis on digital advancement which is the backbone of Indian economic
development.

Prof D.P. Mishra has elaborated that USA is flourishing not because of manufacturing or agriculture but be-
cause it is a research-based economy.

Prof. Rajeev Jain thanked all the key note speakers and experts who attended the Conclave. He concluded Con-
clave by saying that Education, manufacturing and health are necessary for the growth of Indian Economy. He
appreciated the recent development of Indian Economy; additionally, he also addressed the challenges before

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the new government.

At the end vote of thanks was given by Ms. Nidhi Sharma. The conclave provided the platform for diverse per-
spectives to shape the inclusive economic future of India.

Conclave ended with the note that Indian Economy is having a great scope for Growth and development and
we all have to contribute towards its development.

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 PROJECTS
Name Name of the Name Type (Government/ Year of Funds Duration Current
of the Faculty Member of the Non-Government Award provided of the Status
Project from the Depart- Funding etc., ) (INR in project of the
ment as Principal agency Lakhs) Project
Investigator/Co (Com-
Investigator pleted/
In-Pro-
cess)

NA NA NA NA

CONSULTANCY

S Name of the Fac- Description of Name of the Academ- Revenue Present

No ulty Member of the Consultancy Client/ Agency ic Year of generated Status
the Department Project/ Activity Awarding the Award (INR in (Com-
as Consultant Consultancy Lakhs)   pleted/
Project On-go-
ing
NA NA NA

FDP ORGANISED

S Name of the Duration Organizing Number of Number of Par-

No Faculty Develop- Partner if, Participants ticipants from
ment Program From To Number any from JU other Institu-
of Days tions

NA NA

PROMINENT ALUMNI

S Alumnus Program Passing Name of Pres- Type of Present Designation/ Ed-

No Name Name Out Year ent Organiza- Organization ucation Program
tion (Industry/ Joined
University/ Own
Start-Up/ Family
Business)
N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

AWARD BY FACULTY MEMBER

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S Name Name of the Award Academic Name of the Awarding Type of Awarding
No of the Year Agency Agency (Govt./ NGO)
Facul-
ty
N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

AWARD BY STUDENTS

S No Name of the Year of Ad- Program Name of the Year of Award

Student/ mission Name Competitive
Alumnus Exam Cleared

NA NA

Con-
fer-
ences
Or-
gan-
ised
S No Con- Or- Number of Participants/ Delegates Number of Re- Reg-
fer- ga- source Persons istra-
ence niz- tion
Date ing
JU Inter- In- JU Inter- Inter-
na- na- na-
tional tional tional
Fac- Stu-
ulty dents
NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
FDP ATTENDED

7 Ms.Ayushi- Innovation 2023 20.05.23 24.05.23 5 S Sjain-

Tambi and technol- Subodh
ogy in digital College
Pedagogy, S S
Jain Subodh ,
Jaipur

8 Prof. N. D Prof and Recruitment 2024 04.07.2024 3

Mathur Dean Training Skills

S.no. Name of the Faculty Publication/Seminar/ Work- Date

shop attended or conducted

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 42nd Annual Conference of Rajasthan 03-10-2023 to 04-10-2023
Economic Association on India at World
. Dr.Ravinderkaur Economic Forum
1

International conference on Sociological 02.05.2024

Understanding of Technological Advance-
ments in Knowledge society (SUTAKS)
Dr.Ravinderkaur
2

3. Ms.Nidhi Sharma National G-20 summit 2023 Empowering 23-09-23

youth for global prosperity G20s vision for
the future

4 Dr.Ravinderkaur A two day International Webinar on 30.01.24 to 31.01.24

Research Methodology in Environmen-
tal Sciences organised by Department of
Chemistry, Physics, Zoology and Botony in
Association with Internal Quality Assur-
ance (IQAC)

5 Dr.Ravinderkaur Presented paper entitled, “ International 19.02.2024 to 21.02.2024

Peace building via Academic Building,
at Change in dynamics of India’s Foreign
Policy : Challenges and way ahead organ-
ised by Kanoria P.G MahilaMahavidyalaya,
Jaipur

6 Dr.Ravinderkaur Presented a paper on Globalization and 24.02.2024

Homogenization of Symbols in Interna-
tional Conference on Symbols of National-
ism organised by UFYLC, UOR, Jaipur

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7 Dr.Ravinderkaur Presented a paper on Vocationalisation of 28.11.23
Education : Skills for Success at A sustain-
able approach” at Nurturing Academic
Entrepreneurs with industrial partnerships
conference organised by Biyani Group of
Colleges.

8 Ms AyushiTambi Paper presented titled” Balancing social 28.11.23

welfare and industrial development: A sus-
tainable approach” at Nurturing Academic
Entrepreneurs with industrial partnerships
conference organised by Biyani Group of
Colleges.

9 Ms AyushiTambi Paper presented titled “Leveraging India’s 19.02.2024 to 21.02.2024

Foreign Policy for service sector Growth:
Current contributions and future projects
at Change in dynamics of India’s Foreign
Policy : Challenges and way ahead organ-
ised by Kanoria P.G MahilaMahavidyalaya,
Jaipur

EVALUATION REPORT OF DEPARTMENT: AY 2023-24

Jaipur School Of Economics

S No Programme Name Year of Annual Major Curriculum Revision AY

Start Intake 2023-24
2023- Academic % of Re- Remarks
2024 Year vision
1 B.A (Hons.) Economics 2019 30 2023-24 100%
2 M.AEconomics 2021 15 2023-24 100%
3 Ph.D 2021 15 2023-24 100%

Ph.D. Awarded/ Ongoing:

Name of the Guide Date of Regis- Date of Award Topic

scholar tration
PriyankaShand- Dr.Ravinder- 11/12/2021 NA Investigating the effectiveness
ilya Kaur of Blending learning on Higher
Education
Chah- Dr.Ravinder- 15.04.24 NA Green Growth: - Opportuni-
anaChaturvedi Kaur ties & Challenges in context to
Rajasthan

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AnandDhurv Prof. N D 2023 NA Role of diversity and Inclusion
Chairman fel- Mathur leading in building a cohesive
lowship Ph.D. workplace
Programme
SandeepGautam Prof. N D 2023 NA Competency traits in leaders,
Chairman fel- Mathur creating economic value in
lowship Ph.D. emerging organisations.
Programme
Funds provided : Nil

Name Name of the Name Type (Govern- Year of Funds Duration Current Status
of the Faculty Mem- of the ment/Non-Gov- Award provided of the of the Project
Project ber from the Funding ernment etc., ) (INR in project (Completed/
Department agency Lakhs) In-Process)
as Principal
Investigator/Co
Investigator

NA NA NA NA

Copyright

S Title of Patent/Copy- Year patent was Name of the Name of the In- Designa-
the Patent/ right Number awarded/ pub- Owner ventor / Copyright tion
Copyright lished awardee from the
Department
1 A Smart Move: L-135741/2023 08/11/2023 JECRC Uni- Prof. N.D Mathur Dean SHSS
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Student Achievements
Placements

S Alumnus Name Pro- Passing Out Name of Present Type of Pres- Desig-
No gram Year Organization ent Organiza- nation/
Name tion (Industry/ Education
University/ Program
Own Start-Up/ Joined
Family Busi-
ness)
1 Krishna Kotawala BA 2023 NK Kothari FinServ, Industry
Jaipur
2 KhushiMathur BA 2023 AzimPremji Univer- University M A Eco-
sity nomics
3 Pratha BA 2023 Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University M A Eco-
School of Economics nomics
University

INTERNSHIPS

S No Students Program Passing Out Name of Present Type of Pres- Designation/

Name Name Year Organization ent Organiza- Education
tion (Industry/ Program
University/ Joined
Own Start-Up/
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ness)
1 Samveg Shah BA 2025 Outlook Industry Intern
2 NandiniShar- BA 2025 Outlook Industry Intern
ma
3 BA 2025 Outlook Industry Intern
4 KritikaBorar BA 2025 Outlook Industry Intern
5 SaraswatiPar- BA 2025 Outlook Industry Intern
mar
6 Shraddha BA 2025 Kotak Mahindra Industry Intern
Bank
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Bank
8 Abhiten- BA 2025 Kotak Mahindra Industry Intern
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Department of Journalism and Mass Communication

The School of Mass Communication offers three year B.A (Journalism and Mass Communication) and Two
year M.A (Journalism and Mass Communication) Degree programs approved by University Grants Commis-
sion. The School, as well, offers Ph.D. in Journalism and Mass Communication.The School provides students
opportunities to practice Journalism in the fields of Print, Broadcast, Digital Media, Magazine, Ad & PR,
Event Management, and Cinema studies covering all dimensions of Journalism and Mass Communication.
These programmes enable students to perform as Journalists with intellect and integrity. By publishing a daily
newspaper, a magazine, producing radio and television news bulletins, uploading interviews of celebrities on
our YouTube channel, writing official blogs, writing for digital media platforms, and making short films, the
school inculcates professional journalistic culture in the students.
Faculty Details:
Category Professor Associate Profes- Assistant Professor Total
sor

Regular/ Full Time 1 00 08 09

Visiting/ Part Time 1 00 00 01

Total 3 00 08 11

Sanctioned Intake (UG & PG) as in Academic Year 2023-24

S No Programme Name Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Total

1. Programme 1 BA (JMC) 60 60 60 180

2. Programme 2 MA(- JMC) 10 10 20

3. Programme 3 00

4. Programme 4 00

5. Programme 5 00

Total 70 70 60 200

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S No Programme Name Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Total

1. Programme 1 BA 47 46 47 00 00 140
(JMC)
2. Programme 2 MA(- 08 03 11
JMC)
3. Programme 3 00

4. Programme 4 00

5. Programme 5 00

Total 55 49 47 00 00 151

Dr. Narendra Kaushik

Designation: Associate Professor & Dean Department:Journalism & Mass Com-
munication Qualification: Ph.D (Mass Communication),
PG Diploma in Journalism, MMC, MA (English Literature)
Email: [email protected]
Research Areas: Gandhian Principles in Hindi Cinema, Ramayana in Southeast
Asia, Role of Mahatma Gandhi & Dr. B. R. Ambedkar in Challenging Casteism,
Publication: Research Papers: 05,
Papers Presented, Speech in Conferences/ Seminars: 04 (One International)

Mr. Shailendra Pratap Singh Bhati Designation: Assistant Professor & HoD
Department: Journalism and Mass Communication
Qualification: M.A, Ph.D. (Pursuing)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Cinema Studies, Media Cultural Studies Seminar & Workshop
Attended: 02

Mr. Manish Arya

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Journalism and Mass Communication
Qualification: MJMC, Ph.D. (Pursuing)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: OTT,Television Journalism & Production Papers Presented,
Speech in Conferences/ Seminars: 00

Mr. Ashutosh Kumar Pandey

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Journalism and Mass Communication
Qualification: Ph.D. (Pursuing)
Email: [email protected] Research Area: OTT, Film studies
& Digital Media. Papers Presented, Speech in Conferences/ Seminars: 1

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Dr Shavy Kumar Pandey
Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Journalism and Mass Communication
Qualification: Ph.D.
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Print Media technology & Media Research. Papers Presented,
Speech in Conferences/ Seminars: 2

Dr Nikita Batra
Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Journalism and Mass Communication
Qualification: Ph.D.
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Digital Media & PR
Papers Presented, Speech in Conferences/ Seminars: 1

Mr. Shashuat vashishtha

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Journalism and Mass Communication
Qualification: Ph.D. (Pursuing)
Email: Shashuat .vashishtha @jecrcu.edu.in
Research Area: Vedic & Cultural Studies
Papers Presented, Speech in Conferences/ Seminars: 1

Dr. Yogita Swami

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department:Journalism & Mass Communication
Qualification: Ph.D
Email: [email protected]
Research Areas: Theatre and Cinema Studies
Papers Presented, Speech in Conferences/ Seminars: 6

Publications Details

Research Re-
Date of First Date Highest NET/ Publica- Research search
Faculty Designa- Joining of Joining Qualifica- JRF/ tions in Publica- Pub-
Name tion the the Univer- tion SLET Sco- tions in li- cat-
Pres- sity pus/ WOS UGC Care ions in
ent Po- Indexed Journals Con-
sition Journals fer-
ences
(Full
Paper
Only)

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Dr. Naren- Associate
dra Kaushik Professor 01-Feb- 25-Jun-18 PhD No Nil 11 5
20
Dr.Shailen-
dra Pratap Assistant PhD pur-
Singh Bhati Professor 01- 01-Aug-16 su- ing No NIl 3 2
Aug-18

Mr. Man- Assistant 07- 07-Aug-19 PhD Pu- Yes Nil No No

ish Arya Professor Aug-19 rus- ing

Mr. Sha- Assistant Ph.D.

suat Vash- Professor 27- 27-Aug-19 (Pursuing) Yes 02 No 01
ishtha Aug-19
Mr.
Ashutosh Assistant 18- 18-Oct-19 PhD Pu- Yes Nil 4 No
Kumar Pan- Professor Oct-19 rus- ing
dey
Ms Nikita Assistant 01-Feb- 01-Feb-20 PhD Pu- No Nil 1 2
Batra Professor 20 rus- ing

Dr. Jolly Jain Assistant 15- 15-Nov-21 PhD No Nil 5 5

Professor Nov-21

Dr. Shavy Assistant

Kumar Pan- Professor 16- 16-Nov-21 PhD No Nil 10 17
dey Nov-21
Dr. Yogita Assistant
Swami Professor 01- 01-Aug-23 PhD No 02 00 02
Aug-23

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Event Report

EVENT- An awareness session

TOPIC- Empowering Resilience: A Conversation with Dr. Navpreet Kaur on Rehabilitating and Empower-
ing Acid Attack Survivors in India
DATE - April 8, 2024
TIME- 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM
FACULTY – Pandit Amandeep
VENUE- Seminar Hall, 5th Floor, Kautilya Bhawan, JECRC University

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Event Report: Empowering Resilience: A Conversation with Dr. Navpreet Kaur
on Rehabilitating and Empowering Acid Attack Survivors in India

An insightful keynote session titled “Empowering Resilience: A Conversation with

Dr. Navpreet Kaur, Co-founder of the Laxmi Foundation, on Rehabilitating and
Empowering Acid Attack Survivors in India” was held on April 8, 2024, from 1:00
PM to 2:00 PM. This session took place in the Seminar Hall, 5th Floor, Kautilya
Bhawan, JECRC University.

Dr. Navpreet Kaur, the co-founder and vice president of the Laxmi Foundation,
was the esteemed guest for this session. She shed light on the dire conditions faced
by acid attack survivors in India, sharing heart-wrenching stories and current sta-
tistics. Dr. Kaur provided an in-depth analysis of the causes behind such attacks,
highlighting societal issues and gender-based violence that contribute to these hei-
nous crimes.

Furthermore, she discussed the existing support systems and legal frameworks in
place for acid attack survivors, including government assistance and the role of
court orders in ensuring justice and rehabilitation. The session emphasized the im-
portance of comprehensive support and empowerment for survivors, advocating
for stronger community and institutional support.

Organized by Unnat Bharat Abhiyaan, JU; Legal Aid Clinic, NSS-JU, and JECRC
90.8FM, this event aimed to open hearts to the harsh realities faced by survivors
and encouraged participants to pledge their support with respect and empathy. Dr.
Kaur’s conversation was not only enlightening but also a call to action, urging ev-
eryone to contribute towards creating a safer and more supportive environment for
acid attack survivors in India.

The session concluded with a Q&A segment, allowing attendees to engage directly
with Dr. Kaur, further enriching their understanding and commitment to this cru-
cial cause. The event was a poignant reminder of the resilience and strength of the
human spirit, inspiring many to take an active role in advocating for change and
supporting those in need.

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Celebrating Bhartiya Bhasha Utsav: Involvement of
NSS Volunteers from JECRC University
Event Report

The NSS Unit at JECRC University orchestrated the Bhartiya Bhasha Utsav on December 11th, 2023, show-
casing a commitment to cultural harmony and unity among India’s linguistically diverse communities. Held at
the Science Block, 3rd floor, Room No. 311, JECRC University, the event aimed to highlight language rich-
ness, bridge cultural gaps, and promote mutual understanding. The success of the celebration was attributed
to the unwavering efforts and dedication of NSS volunteers who curated an inclusive atmosphere, celebrating
linguistic diversity and leaving a lasting impact on all participants.

Introduction:
A Language Festival, known as ‘Bhartiya Bhasha Utsav,’ is an annual celebration on December 11th. It seeks to
provide students with information about Indian languages, encourage the learning of multiple languages, and
celebrate diversity in culture and arts.

1. Distinguished Guests: Eminent personalities, including Shailendra sir (Head, Department of Mass Com-
munication), Prof. Ruchi Seth Ma’am (Program Officer, NSS, JU), Pandit Amandeep Sir (Department of Mass
Communication), and Manish Arya sir (Department of Mass Communication), graced the event, bringing
their expertise and support, elevating the celebration’s significance.

2. Cultural Tapestry Showcase: NSS volunteers distributed papers featuring paragraphs in various languages,
beautifully highlighting India’s rich cultural diversity and emphasizing how these languages contribute to na-
tional unity.

3. Unity in Diversity: The event contrasted India’s harmonious coexistence of diverse languages against the
backdrop of other nations facing conflicts due to linguistic differences. It underscored India’s strength in unity
despite its diverse linguistic landscape.

4. Cultural Expression through Music: The vibrant atmosphere resonated with familiar tunes, evoking a
heartfelt response from attendees. The rhythmic melodies stirred a sense of unity and pride, emphasizing the
importance of mutual respect for India’s diverse linguistic heritage.

5. Insightful Discussions: Engaging discussions throughout the event emphasized the importance of linguis-
tic unity in fostering a cohesive society. Participants actively participated, gaining deeper insights into the
pivotal role languages play in cultural harmony and national integration.

6. Winners Prize Distribution: The winners were honored with special prizes, adding to the festive spirit and
acknowledging their outstanding contributions to the event.

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Event Report

EVENT- Breaking Barriers

TOPIC- Women’s role in unconventional fields
DATE - May 04, 2024
TIME- 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM
FACULTY – Pandit Amandeep
VENUE- Seminar hall, 5th floor, kautilya Bhawan , JECRC University

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Event Overview
JECRC 90.8 FM is proud to host an enlightening event featuring Dr. Sapna Shah,
the Public Relations Officer from the Secretariat of the Rajasthan Government.
This event is an excellent opportunity for students to engage with Dr. Shah and
gain insights from her experiences and struggles working in an unconventional
field.

Event Highlights
Dr. Shah will share her personal journey, detailing the challenges she faced and
the perseverance required to succeed in a non-traditional career path. She will
discuss strategies for handling pressure and emphasize the significant role wom-
en play in Indian society. Her talk will highlight the invaluable contributions of
women towards strengthening the country.

Additionally, Dr. Shah will delve into the narrative of the film Lapata Ladies. She
will explain the true meaning of feminism, underscoring the necessity for women
to fight for their right to education and social upliftment. Dr. Shah will also cau-
tion against blindly adopting Western cultural practices, stressing the importance
of understanding and preserving our own cultural values.

This event promises to be a compelling session that not only inspires but also
provides practical advice on navigating and excelling in unconventional fields as a
woman in today’s society. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from a prominent
figure who continues to break barriers and advocate for women’s empowerment.

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Event Report

EVENT- Ek Khas Mulaqat

THEME- Mera pehla vote desh ke liye
TOPIC- Empowering Tomorrow: Leveraging Youth Votes to Strengthen Democracy.
DATE - 02-03-2024
TIME- 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
FACULTY – Pandit Amandeep
VENUE- Media Studio, JECRC University

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JECRC 90.8FM’s radio team, in collaboration with NSS, recently organized the second edition
of our monthly talk show, “Ek Khas Mulaqat,” focusing on honoring art, culture, literature, and
language. The pivotal topic for this edition was “Empowering Tomorrow: Leveraging Youth
Votes to Strengthen Democracy.” We were honored to have Dr. Renu Pooniya, an OSD from
the Election Department and additional OIC Media for the Rajasthan Government, as our es-
teemed guest for this occasion. The event took place on 2nd March 2024 at the JECRC Media
Studio.

Aligned with the campaign of the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, “mera pehla vote desh
ke liye,” the objective of this session was to motivate and raise awareness among young students
about the importance of participating in the electoral process.

The event aimed to highlight the significance of youth involvement in democratic processes
and their role in shaping the future of governance. The session began with our anchors, Ansh
and Aastha, introducing the topic to the audience. Ms. Asmi, the moderator of the event, posed
thought-provoking questions to our guest, emphasizing the crucial role of youth in democracy.
It was stressed that the youth demographic constitutes a significant portion of the population
and holds the potential to drive substantial change through active participation in elections.

During the session, various challenges inhibiting youth participation were discussed, includ-
ing political apathy, lack of awareness about the electoral system, and disillusionment with the
political establishment. The role of digital platforms in mobilizing and engaging youth in dem-
ocratic processes was also explored. Dr. Pooniya underscored that voting is not merely a civic
duty but a powerful tool for effecting change. Encouraging youth to exercise their voting rights
was highlighted as a means to ensure their voices are heard in the corridors of power.

The event concluded with a pledge taken by all attendees, followed by the national anthem.

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Event Report

Theme- Meme workshop

Topic- Meme as an art of communication
Date- 19/10/23
Timing- 2:00-3:00pm
Venue- seminar hall, design block, 6th floor

The Department of Journalism and Mass Communication at JECRC University hosted an event
centered around memes on October 19, 2023. The main aim of the workshop was to capture the
thoughts and emotions of a specific audience through memes.

Rd. Sourabh Jain, a columnist at Daikin Bhaskar and a senior fellow at Saviana Samvat, provided the
students with a fundamental introduction to meme culture. The session was split into two parts, with
the first part focusing on students and the second part delving into the broader impact of memes on
society.

At the end of the session, saplings were presented to Rd. Sourabh Jain as a token of appreciation.
Students were then given 15 minutes to step outside and take pictures. The event was a success and
attracted a significant number of students.

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Event Report
"Lord Ganesha, the Wisdom Within Every Obstacle" - A
Successful Celebration by JECRC University's School of Mass
Communication
EVENT- Ganesh Chaturthi
THEME- Ethnic
The Advertising and PR track students of the School of Mass
TOPIC- Sip and paint Communication at JECRC University took a creative leap by
DATE - 23rd September 2023 hosting their inaugural event, a vibrant Ganesh Chaturthi
TIME- 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM celebration on September 23, 2023.
FACULTY – Dr.Nikita Batra
VENUE- SMC Studio The event, themed "Sip and Paint," transformed the campus into
a canvas of creativity as participants immersed themselves in the
joy of painting. Each participant was provided with a canvas to
bring forth the colors of their imagination, adding a unique touch
to the celebration.

The success of the event was marked by the fusion of various art
forms, including dance, music, and the aroma of freshly brewed
coffee that filled the air. Ganpati Bappa was welcomed with
enthusiasm and artistic fervor, symbolizing the wisdom within
every obstacle.

The event witnessed active participation from both faculties and

students, creating an atmosphere of camaraderie and creativity.
Their collective efforts showcased a blend of talent and
innovation that left a lasting impression.

The celebration reached its crescendo with a captivating

jamming session, adding a musical note to the memories created
during the event. The spontaneous performances and
collaborative spirit of the participants made it an unforgettable
experience.

"We are thrilled with the success of our first event. It was
heartening to see the entire university come together to
celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi in such a creative and joyous
manner. The Sip and Paint theme truly allowed everyone to
express their artistic side," expressed [Your Full Name], [Your
Position], School of Mass Communication, JECRC University.

The School of Mass Communication extends its gratitude to all

participants, faculties, and contributors who made this
celebration a grand success. This event not only showcased the
creative prowess of the students but also emphasized the
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Event Report

EVENT- Photography Workshop

THEME- Campus Photography
TOPIC- THE MOBILE CAM
DATE - 29 April 2023
TIME- 4:20 PM - 5:10 PM
FACULTY – Pandit Amandeep
VENUE- Seminar hall, ground floor engineering block

The Department of Journalism and Mass

Communication at JECRC University
organized “THE MOBILE CAM,” a pho-
tography workshop, which took place on
April 29, 2023. The workshop’s goal was
to inform students about the useful ways
that smartphones and tablets can be used
to take pictures.

Pandit Amandeep sir, the expert speak-

er, gave the students a basic introduction
to mobile photography. The workshop
was divided into two sections, with the
first section focusing on the students
and outlining the best mobile photogra-
phy techniques. At the conclusion of the
competition, prizes and certificates of
appreciation were given to the top three
images. Students were asked to return
in 20 minutes after being sent outside to
take pictures for the second activity. The
event was successful and attracted a siz-
able number of students.

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Event Report

EVENT- An awareness session

TOPIC- The role of social media in women’s empowerment and the associated cyber vulnerabilities
DATE - May 27, 2024
TIME- 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM
FACULTY – Pandit Amandeep
VENUE- JU Media Studio, JECRC University

In collaboration with VIRAAM NGO, Jaipur, Rajasthan, we organized an enlight-

ening awareness session on the role of social media in women’s empowerment
and the associated cyber vulnerabilities at JECRC University. This impactful event
featured distinguished guests, including Sh. Sandeep Singh, Inspector General of
Police, Headquarters, Jaipur, and Ms. Tabeenah Anjum, a renowned journalist
from The Print. The session was also supported by the Legal Aid Cell and JECRC
90.8 FM, and it took place on May 27, 2024, from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM at the
JECRC JU Media Studio.

During this insightful radio talk show, Sh. Sandeep Singh provided detailed in-
sights into the prevalent cyber fraud and cybercrime issues in Rajasthan. He em-
phasized the importance of public awareness regarding new technological crimes
and urged individuals to promptly report any cybercrime incidents to the Rajas-
than Police Cyber Cell. He assured the audience of the police department’s un-
wavering commitment to assisting citizens in combating cybercrimes.

Ms. Tabeenah Anjum highlighted the specific cybercrimes faced by women in

Rajasthan. She shared compelling data and stressed the necessity for women to
be well-informed and educated to effectively counter these threats. Ms. Anjum’s
discourse underscored the critical role of awareness and education in empowering
women to safeguard themselves against cyber vulnerabilities.

The radio talk show was skillfully moderated by Ms. Yashita Jain from the School
of Mass Communication, ensuring a smooth and engaging discussion. The ses-
sion provided valuable knowledge and actionable insights, reinforcing the collec-
tive effort to enhance women’s safety and empowerment in the digital age.
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 SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOTHERAPY
The School of Allied Health Sciences offers four and half years Bachelor in Physiotherapy and two years Masters in Phys-
iotherapy degree programs approved by University Grant Commission. These programs enable students to cure physical
dysfunctions in patients. Physiotherapy is considered the branch of healthcare that examines, diagnoses, treats, and in-
structs patients to improve their movement dysfunction, bodily malfunction, physical disorder, disability, healing & pain
from trauma, disease, and physical and mental conditions.

The school provides students clinical training in various departments such as Orthopaedics, Neurology, Paediatrics, ICU
and OPD of Narayana Multi speciality Hospital, Mahaveer Viklang Sahayata Samiti and Apex Hospital.

Sanctioned Intake / Student Enrolment (UG) as in Academic Year 2023-24

S. No Programme Name Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Total

Bachelor in Physiotherapy 97 27 17 05 146

Master of Physiotherapy 01 - - - 01

Faculty Details

Faculty Designa- Date of First date Highest NET/ Re- Research Research
Name tion Joining in of Joining Qualifi- JRF/ search Publi- Publications
the present the univer- cation SLET Publica- cations in Confer-
position sity tion in in UGC ences (Full
Scopus/ Care Paper Only)
WOS Journals
Indexed
Journals
Dr.Vishal Dean & 17/03/2021 17/03/2021 MPT in No No No 05
Jain Professor Sports
Assistant 6/09/2022 6/09/2022 MPT in No No No No
Professor Neurol-
ogy
Dr.Sumit Assistant 26/09/2022 26/09/2022 MPT in No No No No
Dwivedi Professor Ortho &
Sports
Dr. Reetika Assistant 25/03/2023 25/03/2023 MPT in No No No No
Singh Professor Ortho-
paedics
Dr.Purvan- Assistant 28/08/2023 28/08/2023 MPT in No No No No
shi Khatri Professor Obs &
Gyn.
Dr. Assistant 28/08/2023 28/08/2023 MPT in No No No No
Meghana Professor Neurol-
Singh ogy

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chal Shar- Professor Com-
ma munity
Based
Rehabili-
tation
Dr.Charvi Assistant 22/06/2024 22/06/2024 MPT in No No No No
Mathur Professor Neurol-
ogy
Dr.Sachin Assistant 25/05/2024 25/05/2024 MPT in No No No No
Goyal Professor Ortho-
paedics
Dr.Vagisha Assistant 01/07/2024 01/07/2024 MPT in No No No No
Agnihotri Professor Sports

Dr.Sona Assistant 10/06/2024 10/06/2024 MPT in No No No No

Raj Professor Ortho-
paedics
Faculty Profile

Dr. Vishal Jain

Designation: Dean & Professor
Department: Physiotherapy
Qualification: BPT, MPT(Sports)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Manual Therapy, Sports Injury
Publication: Research Papers: Seminar/Conference: 05

Dr. Aakanksha Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Physiotherapy
Qualification: BPT, MPT (Neuro)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Seminar/ Conference: 01

Dr. Reetika Singh

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Physiotherapy
Qualification: BPT, MPT (Ortho)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Seminar/ Conference: 01

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Dr. Purvanshi Khatri
Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Physiotherapy
Qualification: BPT, MPT (Obs& Gyn)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Seminar/ Conference: 01

Dr. Meghana Singh

Designation: Assistant Professor
Department: Physiotherapy
Qualification:BPT,MPT (Neuro)
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Seminar/ Conference: 01
Dr. Chanchal Sharma
Department: Physiotherapy

Qualification: BPT, MPT (CBR)

Email: [email protected]

Research Area: Seminar/ Conference: 01

Dr.Charvi Mathur
Department: Physiotherapy
Qualification: BPT, MPT Neurology
Email: [email protected]

Dr.Sachin Goyal
Department: Physiotherapy
Qualification: BPT, MPT Orthopaedics
Email: [email protected]

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Dr.Vagisha Agnihotri
Department: Physiotherapy
Qualification: BPT, MPT Sports
Email: [email protected]

Dr.Sona Raj
Department: Physiotherapy
Qualification: BPT, MPT Orthopaedics
Email: [email protected]

Dr. Sumit Dwivedi

Designation: Assistant Professor

Department: Physiotherapy

Qualification: BPT, MPT (Ortho & Sports)

Email: [email protected]

Research Area: Seminar/ Conference: 01

Departmental Event Report

On 8/09/23 an expert talk was organised on ‘The Orthopaedic Conditions’. Dr. Neeraj briefly covered the topic
by keeping it interactive from start to end. He explained all the aspects and importance of physiotherapy in
healthcare industry. Event was successfully conducted at auditorium and attended by all the students of depart-
ment of physiotherapy.

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A musical event ‘Harmony Fest’ was organised by school of allied health sciences on 8/09/23. More than
25 students participated and enjoyed the event.

Eye check-up camp - 6/5/2024

Arogya wellness check point - 10/6/2024 to 20/7/2024 Health Care Horizons on 13/07/2024

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Department of Radiation Technology
Introduction

The Bachelor of Science in Radiation and Imaging Technology is a four years (3+1 year internship) undergraduate De-
gree program offered by JECRC University for School of Allied Health Sciences. Students who take this course will gain
a basic understanding of radiography and imaging procedures, which will help them make more accurate diagnoses in
medicine.

Radio imaging technology studies the methods and processes used to obtain inside photos of the parts and organs of the
human body and their function in clinical procedures (medical procedures aimed at diagnosing and examining disease)
or medical science that includes human anatomy and physiology. This is done for therapeutic objectives such as research
of the body’s normal architecture.

The course is aimed to teach students about radio imaging techniques, as well as traditional and modern radiographic
equipment, and how to conduct an ethical diagnostic procedure. The students learn advanced and specialized technical
training in medical imaging techniques such as MRI and CT scans, specialized QM and PACS, and other routine oper-
ations.

Radio Imaging Technology students have a bright future because it is one of the fastest-growing fields in medicine.

Clinical training with Narayana Hospital, Apex Hospital, Getwell Lab and HCG Hospital.

Sanctioned Intake / Student Enrolment (UG) as in Academic Year 2022-23

S. No Programme Name Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Total

Bachelor in Radiation 17 10 05 32
Technology

Faculty details

Faculty Desig- Date of First Date Highest Quali- NET/ Research Research Research Publica-
Name nation Joining the of Joining fication JRF/ Publica- Publica- tions in Confer-
Present the Univer- SLET tions in tions in ences (Full Paper
Position sity Scopus/ UGC Care Only)
WOS Journals
Indexed
Journals
Saurabh AP-II 06/09/2022 06/09/2022 B.sc.Rdio NO NO NO NO
kr. Shar- imaging tech-
ma nology MSC.
Medical imag-
ing technology
Perusing
Ph.D.
Insha AP-II 27/09/2022 27/09/2022 B.sc.Rdio NO NO NO NO
khan imaging tech-
nology MSC.
Medical imag-
ing technology
Perusing
Ph.D.

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Isha Jain Tutor 01/02/2023 01/02/2023 B.sc.Rdio im- NO NO NO NO
aging technol-
ogy perusing
MSC. Medical
imaging tech-
nology
Saurabh Tutor 21/09/2023 21/09/2023 B.sc.Rdio im- NO NO NO NO
Sharma aging technol-
ogy perusing
MSC. Medical
imaging tech-
nology

Faculty Profile

Ms Insha Khan
Designation -Assistant Professor – II
Qualification
Masters Medical Imaging Technology
PhD pursuing in Radiation & Imaging Technology
Specialisation- Radiation & Imaging Technology
Email: [email protected]

Ms Isha Jain
Qualification -BSc in Radiation & Imaging Technology
Pursuing MSc radio imaging technology
Designation –Assistant Professor-II
Specialisation- Radiation & Imaging Technology
Email: [email protected]

Mr Saurabh Kumar Sharma

Designation -Assistant Professor-II
Qualification
Masters Medical Imaging Technology
PhD Pursuing in Radiation & Imaging Technology
Specialisation Radiation Physics
Email: [email protected]

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Mr Saurabh Sharma
Designation -Tutor
Qualification
BSc in Radiation & Imaging Technology
Specialisation
Radiation Physics
Email: [email protected]

Departmental Event Reports

DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES/LECTURES/ BY INDUSTRY EXPERTS
International Radiology Day

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 SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES
Department of Medical Laboratory Technology
Introduction
Bachelor in Medical Laboratory Technology is a 4-years (3+1year Internship) undergraduate course designed
to equip eligible candidates with an advanced learning in both routine and sophisticated laboratory diagnostic
procedures. Students enrolled to the course are taught to perform tests that aid in the diagnosis and treatment
of diseases. The program also equips candidates with the requisite knowledge and skills needed to handle so-
phisticated lab equipment and perform accurate laboratory tests that offer opportunities for specialization in
areas such as clinical chemistry, microbiology, haematology, immunology, and molecular diagnostics. Special-
ization allows individuals to focus on specific areas of interest within the field. There is a consistent demand
for qualified Bachelor in Medical Laboratory Technology professionals in the healthcare industry. As the pop-
ulation grows and ages, the need for diagnostic services and medical testing continues to increase. Bachelor in
Medical Laboratory Technology is a dynamic field that incorporates advancements in technology and scientific
innovation. Professionals in this field have the opportunity to work with cutting-edge equipment and contrib-
ute to the development of new diagnostic methods.
Clinical training with Narayana Hospital, Apex Hospital, Getwell Lab and HCG Hospital.

Sanctioned Intake/Student Enrollment (UG) as in Academic Year 2022-23

S. No Programme Name Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Total

Bachelor in Medical Laboratory 13 12 10 35
Technology (BMLT)

Faculty Details

Faculty Designa- Date of First Date Highest NET/ Re- Research Research
Name tion Joining the of Joining Qualifi- JRF/ search Publi- Publica-
Present the Uni- cation SLET Publi- cations tions in
Position versity cations in UGC Confer-
in Care ences (Full
Scopus/ Journals Paper
WOS Only)
In-
dexed
Jour-
nals
Dr.Moham- Associate 16/10/23 16/10/23 PhD. SLET 03 00 00
mad Irfan Ali Professor
Mrs. Anubha AP II 22/09/202 22/09/202
M.Sc. NET 00 00 00
Sharma Microbi-
ology
Mrs. Anjana Assistant 12/06/2023 12/06/2023 M.Sc. - 0 0 0
Sharma Profes- Medical
sor-II Biochem-
istry

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 Ms. Dipali Assistant 25/10/2021 25/10/2021 M.Sc. - 0 0 0
Pawar Profes- Medical
sor-II Laborato-
ry Tech-
nology

Faculty Profile
Dr.Mohammad Irfan Ali
Designation: Associate Professor
Department: Medical Laboratory Technology
Qualification: PhD Biochemistry
Email: [email protected]
Research Areas: Biochemistry

Mrs. Anubha Sharma

Designation: AP-II
Department: Medical Laboratory Technology
Qualification: M.Sc. Microbiology
Email: [email protected]
Research Areas: Microbiology

Mrs. Anjana Sharma

Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Department: Medical Laboratory Technology
Qualification: M.Sc. Medical Biochemistry
Email: [email protected]
Research Areas: Medical Biochemistry

Ms. Dipali Pawar

Designation: Assistant Professor-II
Department: Medical Laboratory Technology
Qualification: M.Sc. Medical Laboratory Technology
Email: [email protected]
Research Areas: Pathology

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 SCHOOL OF SCIENCES
Department of Forensic Science
Introduction

School of Science (SoS) at JECRC University was established in the year 2012 with the aim of creating valuable resources
for industry and society through its interventions in creation of research and innovative culture, academic and profes-
sional enhancement and cultural enrichment. Faculty of Science mainly focuses on academic integrity and accountabil-
ity, with respect and tolerance for the views of every individual, and attention to issues of national as well as of global
concern, including knowledge of the human sciences.

SoS has strong research based foundation with sustainable development and responsible education, which offers pro-
grams in the field of Science at Graduate, Post graduate and Doctoral level. The school is well equipped with workshops,
laboratories and library and has qualified faculty members.

As part of JECRC University, Department of Forensic Science is committed to nurturing the next generation of forensic
scientists, providing them with a comprehensive and interdisciplinary education. Our curriculum is designed to equip
students with a strong foundation in forensic principles, analytical techniques, and the latest advancements in the field.
We believe in instilling not only technical expertise but also ethical and professional values essential for a successful ca-
reer in forensic science.

Our faculty comprises experienced professionals and experts who bring a wealth of knowledge and practical insights to
the classroom. We encourage research and innovation, fostering an environment where students can engage in meaning-
ful projects, contributing to the ongoing evolution of forensic science.

As we strive for excellence in forensic education, we also aim to create a vibrant community of learners and
professionals. Networking opportunities, guest lectures by industry experts, and collaborations with investigat-
ing agencies are integral components of our program, providing students with valuable exposure and connec-
tions within the forensic science community.
Sanctioned Intake (UG & PG) as in Academic Year 2023-24

Course Offered Annual Number of Boys Girls Total

Intake Applicants
B.Sc. (H) Forensic - - 37 32 69
Science

Departmental Profile

Faculty & Staff:

Positions Sanctioned Working On Leave
Teaching
Professors - - -
Associate Prof. - - -
Assistant Prof.-I - 01 -
Assistant Prof.-II 03 03 -
Non-teaching
Lab Tech 01 01 -

Faculty Profile

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Ms. Vaishnavi Thakre
Designation: Assistant Professor II
Department: Forensic Science
Qualification: PhD (Pursuing), M.Sc., NET in Forensic Science
Email: [email protected] | [email protected]
Research Area: Forensic Fingerprints and Questioned Documents
Examination
Publication: Research Paper:05, Presentations in Conferences: 02
Oral, 14 Posters.
Mr. Bhupeshkumar Nanhe
Designation: Assistant Professor II
Department: Forensic Science
Qualification: PhD (Pursuing), M.Sc., NET, SET in Forensic Science ,
Diploma in Hardware and Networking.
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Forensic Biology, Forensic Physical Science, Digital
Forensics
Publication: Research Paper: 08, Presentations in Conferences: 01
Oral, 03:Posters.
Ruchika Dwivedi
Designation: Assistant Professor II
Department: Forensic Science
Qualification: M.Sc. NET in Forensic Science, Ph.D. pursuing
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Fingerprints, Forensic Biology, Questioned Docu-
ments, and Forensic Toxicology
Publication: Research Paper: 02, Presentation in conference: 04 Poster
presentation, 01 Paper Presentation, 01 Poster as Co-guide

Geetika Saxena
Designation: Assistant Professor I
Department: Forensic Science
Qualification: Ph.D. M.Sc. NET in Forensic Science, M.A. Clinical
Psychology
Email: [email protected]
Research Area: Forensic Psychology, Toxicology
Publication: 13

Ph.Ds Awarded/ Ongoing: NIL

(01 June 2023 to 31 July 2024)

Attended/Participated in FDPs, Workshops etc.

S r . Activity taken part in Date of ac- Faculty Who’ve

No. tivity attended/ de-
livered

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1 Participated in 3rd 7 days 18th – 26th Ms. Vaishnavi
FDP on ‘Current Trends December, Thakre
in Forensic Science Educa- 2023.
tion & Career Goals” con-
ducted by Amity Universi-
ty, Noida from 18th – 26th
December, 2023.

2 Participated in 5 Days 20th – 24th Ms. Vaishnavi

FDP on “Innovation May, 2024. Thakre
and Technology in
Digital Pedagogy”
organized by S.S. Jain Subodh
Management Institute from
20th – 24th May, 2024.
3 Participated in 3rd In- 13th – 14th Ms. Vaishnavi
ternational Conference O c t o b e r Thakre
on Recent Trends in Fo- 2023
rensic Science Organized
by Vivekananda Global
University, Jaipur, Rajas-
than on 13th –14th October Mr. Bhupesh- Not Available
kumar Nanhe
2023

Ms. Ruchika
Dwivedi

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4 Delivered a guest lecture Nov e mb e r Ms. Vaishnavi
on “Fingerprints in Fo- 2023. Thakre
rensics” and “Dental Age
Estimation” to the UGC-
NET aspirants in an UGC-
NET/JRF preparation
course conducted by Ca-
pability Development In-
stitute in association with
SIFS India, New Delhi in
November 2023.
5 Delivered a guest lec- 2 7 t h Ms. Vaishnavi
ture on “Fingerprints April Thakre
in Forensics” to the 2024.
UGC-NET aspirants
in an UGC-NET/JRF
preparation course
conducted by Capabil-
ity Development Insti-
tute in association with
SIFS India, New Delhi
on 27th April 2024.

6 Delivered a guest lecture 25th May Ms. Vaishnavi

on “Dental Age Estima- 2024 Thakre
tion” to the UGC-NET
aspirantsin an UGC-NET/
JRF preparation course
conducted by Capabili-
ty Development Institute
in association with SIFS
India, New Delhi on 25th
May 2024.
7 Delivered lectures as fac- July To De- Mr. Bhupesh-
ulty member in the UGC c e m b e r kumar Nanhe
NET Learning Program IV 2023
batch by Sherlock Institute
of Forensic Science, India
in the duration of July To
December 2023
8 Delivered lectures as fac- January To Mr. Bhupesh-
ulty member in the UGC June 2024 kumar Nanhe
NET Learning Program IV
batch by Sherlock Institute
of Forensic Science, India
in the duration of January
To June 2024

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9 Worked as organising 1st to 3rd Ms. Ruchika
committee in 4th Interna- D e c e m b e r Dwivedi
tional Conference on Fo- 2023
rensic Science conducted
by SIFS India from 1st to
3rd December 2023
10 Participated in 5 Days 10th July to Ms. Ruchika
Faculty Development Pro- 14 th
July Dwivedi
gram on Microsoft Tools 2024
on Effective Teaching and
Learning Environment
conducted by R-CAT Mic-
rosoft and KOENIG from
10th July to 14th July 2024
11 Delivered lectures as fac- January To Ms. Ruchika
ulty member in the UGC June 2024 Dwivedi
NET Learning Program IV
batch by Sherlock Institute
of Forensic Science, India
in the duration of January
To June 2024
12 Delivered lectures as fac- July To De- Ms. Ruchika
ulty member in the UGC c e mb e r Dwivedi
NET Learning Program IV 2023
batch by Sherlock Institute
of Forensic Science, India
in the duration of July To
December 2023
13 Delivered lectures as fac- January To Ms. Ruchika
ulty member in the UGC June 2023 Dwivedi
NET Learning Program IV
batch by Sherlock Institute
of Forensic Science, India
in the duration of January
To June 2023
14 Worked as External paper D e c e m b e r Ms. Ruchika
setter at Sage University 2023 Dwivedi
Bhopal for FS20B503 -
Physical Science- V of B Sc
- V Semester held in Ses-
sion Autumn 2023-24
15 Worked as External pa- May 2024 Ms. Ruchika
per setter at Sage Univer- Dwivedi
sity Bhopal for -Physical
Science- VI of B Sc - VI
Semester held in Session
Spring 2023-24.
16 Participated in the FDP 20th – 25th Dr. Geetika
on “Statistical Analysis June, 2024 Saxena
with Excel” organized by
Research Foundation of
India & RFI-CARE from
20-25 June 2024.

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 17 Worked as External Ex- D e c e m b e r Dr. Geetika
aminer for Semester End 2023 Saxena
Practical Viva Voice Ex-
amination at Integral Uni-
versity Lucknow
Worked as External Paper O c t o b e r Dr. Geetika
setter at Integral Universi- 2023 Saxena
ty Lucknow

Activity Report:
1. Expert Session on Cyber Forensic & Fraud Analysis

Date – 23rd August 2023

Time - 10:00 AM to 2:30 PM

Chief Guest & Jury – Mr. Saquib Iqbal (Cyber Forensic Professional, 3rd Eye Techno Solutions, Delhi)

Convener: Ms. Vaishnavi Thakre (Head, Department of Forensic Science)

Co-Convener: Mr. Darpan Kungwani (Training & Placement)

Chief Convener: Dr. (Mrs.) Widhi Dubey, Dean, School of Sciences, JECRC University

Event Co-Ordinator- Mr. Bhupesh Kumar Nanhe, Ruchika Dwivedi, Mr. Milan

Venue- Seminar Hall 6th Floor, NIB, JECRC University, Jaipur

Total no. of Participants: 109

2. Rajasthan Mission 2030 (Essay and Speech Competition)

Date – 05th September 2023

Time - 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM

Venue- NYB309 Seminar Hall, Science Block, JECRC University Jaipur

Total no. of Participants: 33

3. General Discussion on Scope and Challenges in Forensic Science

Date – 21st September 2023, Thursday

Time - 9:00 PM to 10:00 M

Convener: Ms. Vaishnavi Thakre (Head, Department of Forensic Science)

Chief Convener: Dr. (Mrs.) Widhi Dubey, Dean, School of Sciences, JECRC University

Co-Convener: Mr. Bhupesh Kumar Nanhe (Assistant Prof. Forensic Science & TPO)

Event Co-ordinator: Ms. Ruchika Dwivedi (Assistant Prof. Forensic Science)

Venue- Online Google Meet

Total no. of Participants: 14

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4. Constitution Day Awareness Quiz

Date & Day: 26th November 2023, Sunday

Duration: One Week

Convener: Ms. Vaishnavi Thakre (Head, Department of Forensic Science)

Chief Convener: Dr. (Mrs.) Widhi Dubey, Dean, School Of Sciences, Jecrc University

Faculty Co-Ordinator- Ms. Ruchika Dwivedi

Venue: Online Google Form

Total No. of Participants: 46

Total No of Participating Universities: 23

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5. JECRC Satya Ki Khoj

Date & Day: 30th January 2024, Tuesday

Convener: Ms. Vaishnavi Thakre (Head, Department of Forensic Science)

Chief Convener: Dr. (Mrs.) Widhi Dubey, Dean, School Of Sciences, Jecrc University

Faculty Co-Ordinator- Mr. Bhupeshkumar Nanhe, Dr. Geetika Saxena, Ms. Ruchika Dwivedi

Venue: Seminar Hall, 7th Floor, Kautilya Bhawan, JECRC University, Jaipur

Total No. of Participants: 99

6. Get Set Investigate 2.0

Chief Guest: Dr Ravi Prakash Meharda (IPS) DGP, Rajasthan Cyber Suraksha SCRB and Technical Services.

Guest Of Honor: Dr. Ajay Sharma (Director, State Forensic Science Laboratory, Jaipur Rajasthan.

Judge (Sleuth Sprint): Dr. Mukesh Sharma (Assistant Director, Physics Division, State Forensic Science Laboratory, Jaipur, Rajas-
than).

Judge (Crime Scene Creation): Dr. Harsh Sharma (Special Duty Officer, NFSU, Bhopal).

Jury Moot Court Competition):

1. Dr. Harsh Sharma (Special Duty Officer, NFSU, Bhopal).

2. Dr. Mahesh koolwal, Dean Law JECRC University

3. Ms. Vaishnavi Thakre, HOD, Forensic Science

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Workshop Speaker:

1. Dr. Rakshit Tandon (Cyber Security Expert & Consultant at IMAI): Workshop on Theme Operation CyberSafe | Date
& Time: 2nd April 2024, 12:00PM to 2:30 PM | VENUE- Seminar Hall, Ground Floor, Vikram Sarabhai Bhawan,
JECRC University, Jaipur Rajastha | TOTAL NO. OF PARTICIPANTS: 46 Police Officials of Jaipur Rajasthan

2. Dr. Swapnil Bangali (President and trustee, Vishwaguru Foundation, Director, Centre of ICT & Law, MNLU Mumbai):
Operation CyberSafe | Date & Time: 2nd April 2024, 3:15 PM to 5:30 PM | VENUE- Seminar Hall, Ground Floor,
Vikram Sarabhai Bhawan, JECRC University, Jaipur Rajasthan. | TOTAL NO. OF PARTICIPANTS: 46 Police
Officials of Jaipur Rajasthan

3. Mr. Shreyas Muthey (Forensic Expert, CID Shillong): Workshop on Fraud proof Future | Date & Time: 2nd April
2024, Tuesday | VENUE- Seminar Hall, Ground Floor, Engineering Block, JECRC University, Jaipur Rajasthan.
| TOTAL NO. OF PARTICIPANTS: 65

4. Dr. Harshita Kumar (Head, Department of Psychology School of Humanities and Social Sciences, JECRC University Jai-
pur: Criminal Psyche: Exploring Depth of Criminal Minds| DATE & TIME- 2nd April 2024, 2:00PM – 3:00PM
| VENUE- Seminar Hall, 5th Floor, Kautilya Bhawan, JECRC University, Jaipur Rajasthan. | TOTAL NO. OF
PARTICIPANTS: 58

5. Dr. Harsh Sharma (Special Duty Officer, NFSU, Bhopal | Retired Director of State Forensic Science Laboratory, MP): Work-
shop on Crime Scene Investigation | DATE & Time- 3rd April 2024, 10:00AM – 12:30 PM | VENUE- Seminar
Hall, Ground Floor, Vikram Sarabhai Bhawan, JECRC University, Jaipur Rajasthan. | TOTAL NO. OF PARTIC-
IPANTS: 46 Police Officials of Jaipur Rajasthan

6. Mr. Nisheeth Dixit (Senior Advocate, and director ND Cyber Law) : Forensic Legale: A Workshop on Defending the Dig-
ital Realm for Advocates | DATE & Time- 3rd April 2024, 12:00PM – 2:30 PM | VENUE- Seminar Hall, 6th Floor,
Kautilya Bhawan, JECRC University, Jaipur Rajasthan. | TOTAL NO. OF PARTICIPANTS: 60 Advocates

Convener: Ms. Vaishnavi Thakre (Head of Department of Forensic Science)

Chief Convener: Dr. (Mrs.) Widhi Dubey, Dean, School of Sciences, JECRC University

Event Co-Ordinator- Mr. Bhupesh Kumar Nanhe; Dr. Geetika Saxena Ruchika Dwivedi

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Workshop on Fraud proof Future By : Mr. Shreyas Muthey (Forensic Expert, CID Shillong)

Workshop on Criminal Psyche: Exploring Depth of Criminal Minds by Dr. Harshita Kumar (Head, Department of
Psychology School of Humanities and Social Sciences, JECRC University Jaipur

Workshop on Crime Scene Investigation by Dr. Harsh Sharma (Special Duty Officer, NFSU, Bhopal | Retired Direc-
tor of State Forensic Science Laboratory, MP)

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 7. Protsahan 2024

DAY WISE EVENT TITLE

 Day 1 (23rd April 2024): Workshop on Crime Scene Investigation

 Day 2 (24th April 2024): Workshop on Crime Scene Investigation

 Day 2 (24th April 2024): The Evidence Hunt Competition

 Day 3 (25th April 2024): Hands on Crime Scene Management Activity

TIME- 9:30AM to 12:30 PM

Expert: Dr. Mukesh Sharma (Assistant Director, State Forensic Science Laboratory, Jaipur, Rajasthan)

CONVENER: Ms. Vaishnavi Thakre (Head of Department of Forensic Science)

FACULTY CO-ORDINATOR- Ms. Geetika Saxena & Ruchika Dwivedi

STUDENT CO-ORDINATOR - Kunal, Shreya, Devika, Himanshu, Lovish, Anusha, Yadunan

VENUE- Day 1: KAB 703, Kautilya Bhawan, JECRC University, Jaipur, Rajasthan.

Day 2 & 3: NYB 305 Forensic Lab 3rd Floor, Nyay Bhawan JECRC University, Jaipur, Rajasthan |

NYB 309 Seminar Hall, Nyay Bhawan, JECRC University, Jaipur, Rajasthan

TOTAL NO. OF PARTICIPANTS:

 Day 1 (23rd April 2024): Workshop on Crime Scene Investigation : 111 Participants

 Day 2 (24th April 2024): Workshop on Crime Scene Investigation: 90 Participants

 Day 2 (24th April 2024): The Evidence Hunt Competition : 45 Participants

 Day 3 (25th April 2024): Hands on Crime Scene Management Activity: 70 Participants

WINNERS OF “THE EVIDENCE HUNT COMPETITION”

1st: Team 15 (Priyansh Goyal, Dwidit Binwal, Ayush Sharma & Somyak Jain) of Cambridge Court world School –
Awarded with 5000/- INR Cash Prize

2nd: Team 11 (Arav Trivedi, Rishi Sharma, Eklavya Singh & Shishir Mathur) of Ryan International School - Awarded
with 3000/- INR Cash Prize

Runner Up: Team 14 (Abhinav, Daivik Kumar, Mohit Bijarnia & Gautam) of Cambridge Court world School - Awarded
with Goodies

WINNERS OF “HANDS ON CRIME SCENE MANAGEMENT ACTIVITY”

1st Position – Awarded with Goodies

Team 7( Gautam, Abhnav, Reehan Takhar, Prabhav Arora) of Cambridge Court world School

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Team 4 (Daksh Sharma, Sidhant Biyal, Priyal Khatri, & Akshat Agrawal) of Cambridge Court world School

2nd Position - Awarded with Goodies

Team 6 (Katyani, Priyanshi, Pihu, Ananya & Ritwika) of Ryan International School

Team 14 (Prabhakar, Lakshya, Ayush & Mohit) of Cambridge Court world School

Get Set Investigate 2.0

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Placement News

Publications (01 June 2023 to 31 July 2024): 06 Total

Dr. Geetika Saxena 02 Research Papers

1. Saxena, G., &Himani. (2024),Behavioral characteristics of Male Psychopaths serial Murders involved in sexual
homicides cases in India. Gap Indian Journal of Forensics and Behavioral Sciences.

2. Saxena G. “Criminal Liabilities and Insanity Defense in the Criminal Justice System”. Journal of Criminal and
Forensic studies 2024, 6(1): 180067.

Dr. Geetika Saxena 02 BOOK CHAPTERS

1. Saxena, R., & Saxena G (2024), ’ Therapeutic aspects of Durga Saptshati: A Psychological Study”, In edited book
entitled “ Indian Knowledge Texts: Psychological And Literary Perspectives, Saptrishi Publication Chandigarh,
India.

2. Saharan, S., Singh, S., Bora, D., & Saxena, G. (2024). Cyber Forensics: A Boon to Cybersecurity. In Digital Tech-
nologies in Modeling and Management: Insights in Education and Industry (pp. 93-115). IGI Global.

Ms. Vaishnavi Thakre 02 Research Papers

1. Thakre, V., & Kumawat, D. (2024). Examining the Impact of Various Postures on Natural Vari-
ations in Signatures: A Systematic Investigation. Asian Journal ofi Advances in Research, 7(1),
183–199. Retrieved from https://www.mbimph.com/index.php/AJOAIR/article/view/4076

2. Thakre, V. (2023). Interscript Comparison of Handwriting for Author Identification in Marathi

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 Population. Asian Journal of Advances in Research, 6(1),623–633.Retrieved from htps/:
wwwm
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idexp.hp/AJOAIR/artciel/veiw/3759

Patent published/filed/awarded: NIL

Social Activity (if any): NIL

Faculty Achievements if any:

1. Ms. Vaishnavi Thakre received best poster presentation award in research category in an International Confer-
ence on “Emerging Trends in Forensic Science” organized by VGU, Jaipur on 13th – 14th October 2023.

Membership

1. Dr. Geetika Saxena

American Psychological Association

Editor & Reviewer

Associate Editor in Journals of Criminology and Forensic Studies, ISSN: 2640-6578.

Associate Editor in Open Access Journal of Criminology Investigation & Justice (OAJCIJ), ISSN:3064-7940

*****

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 Student Council
Annual Event Report
DATE & DAY – 25th to 28th July 2023
TIME – 9 AM to 4 PM

About Orientation 2023

The Orientation Program of 2023 at JECRC University unfolded as a four-day immersive experience, seamlessly blending
inspiration, information, and entertainment. Designed to acquaint students with the diverse initiatives within our es-
teemed institution, the program not only facilitated a comprehensive understanding of the university’s offerings but also
provided a platform for students to witness exceptional performances by our dynamic clubs. The lineup of distinguished
personalities during these four days included luminaries such as Motivational Speaker Ms. Jaya Kishori Ji, Lt. Gen. Shri
Satish Dua, CEO CarDekho Shri Amit Jain, Youtuber Shri Love Babbar, Entrepreneur Ms. Navya Naveli Nanda, and
many more, each contributing their unique insights and perspectives. As a testament to our commitment to holistic
development, a special cultural evening was organised for our cherished freshers. This memorable event featured the
comedic brilliance of Gaurav Gupta, a maestro in the art of stand-up comedy, ensuring that laughter echoed through the
campus. The Orientation Program of 2023 thus stands as a testament to our dedication to providing a well-rounded and
enriching experience for our students, setting the stage for their academic journey at JECRC University
Inauguration - Day 1
Venue – JECC
Time – 11:15 AM – 3:00 AM
The inaugural day of the event witnessed an electrifying atmosphere as over 8,000 students and their parents gathered for
an unforgettable session featuring two distinguished personalities—Ms. Jaya Kishori Ji and Late Lt. Gen. Satish Dua. The
session commenced with a warm welcome to Ms Jaya Kishori Ji, a renowned motivational speaker and spiritual guide.
Known for her ability to connect with the youth through her heartfelt narratives, she inspired the audience with her pow-
erful message on self-belief, perseverance, and embracing challenges as opportunities for growth. Her words resonated
deeply, leaving students motivated to pursue their dreams with unwavering determination. Following her address, the
audience was captivated by the profound experiences shared by Late Lt. Gen. Satish Dua, whose exemplary service in the
Indian Army embodied valour and dedication. With vivid anecdotes from his illustrious career, he provided a glimpse
into the life of a soldier, emphasizing qualities such as discipline, resilience, and leadership. His address went beyond
words, instilling a sense of pride and respect for the armed forces among the attendees
.The session was a perfect blend of inspiration and enlightenment, setting the tone for the event’s journey. Both speakers
received standing ovations, reflecting the impact of their addresses on the audience. Day 1 concluded with a sense of
empowerment and anticipation for the sessions to come, leaving a lasting impression on the students and their parents.

Day 2
Venue – JECRC (Central lawn)
Day 2 of the JECRC Orientation was nothing short of spectacular, as it brought together an eclectic mix of knowledge,
motivation, and entertainment. The day was designed to inspire and energize the freshers, and it succeeded in every way.
The event began with a warm welcome to the freshers, congratulating them on embarking on this exciting new journey.
The atmosphere was charged with enthusiasm and anticipation for the day’s lineup of eminent speakers and performers.
1. Expert Talk by Manmeet Singh
The day started on an enlightening note with a talk by the esteemed Manmeet Singh, who shared his experiences. His
insights resonated deeply with the students, providing valuable takeaways to help them navigate both their academic and
personal growth.

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 2. Motivational Session by Yash Kalra
Next, the dynamic Yash Kalra took the stage, delivering an inspiring session that encouraged the freshers to dream big,
overcome challenges, and seize every opportunity that life presents. His words struck a chord with the audience, instilling
a renewed sense of confidence and ambition.
3. Entrepreneurship Insights by Amit Jain
The highlight of the day was the session with Mr. Amit Jain, the CEO and Co-founder of CarDekho. Sharing his journey
as an entrepreneur, he provided a fascinating glimpse into the world of startups, innovation, and leadership. His advice
on turning ideas into impactful ventures left the audience inspired and motivated to think outside the box.
4. Comedy Act by Gaurav Gupta
The day concluded on a high note with a stellar performance by Gaurav Gupta, a celebrated stand-up comedian. His
quick wit and relatable humour had the entire audience in splits, creating an unforgettable and light-hearted end to a
packed day.

Day 3
Venue – JECRC (Central lawn)
The 3rd day of the JU Orientation 2023 was a remarkable blend of empowerment, inspiration, and academic guidance.
The highlight of the day was the YOU GROW GIRL - A Yuva Roadshow, featuring the inspiring Navya Naveli Nanda,
alongside various motivational and departmental sessions designed to equip freshers for their academic journey.
Empowering Address by Navya Naveli Nanda
Ms Navya Naveli Nanda graced the event with her impactful presence, addressing the audience on women’s empower-
ment and strategies to combat sexual harassment in public spaces. Her powerful message encouraged young women to
take charge, defend themselves, and advocate for safer environments.
Motivational Sessions
The day also featured motivational talks by eminent speakers who shared insights on personal growth, resilience, and
leadership. These sessions were designed to inspire students to embrace challenges and excel in their academic and per-
sonal lives.
Departmental Sessions
Faculty members and senior students conducted interactive departmental sessions, offering freshers detailed insights
into their respective fields of study. These sessions provided a comprehensive overview of the academic structure, avail-
able resources, and extracurricular opportunities, helping students prepare for a successful university experience

Day 4
Venue – JECRC (Central lawn)
The JU Orientation 2023 came to a magnificent close with an extraordinary finale that left the freshers and attendees
completely awestruck. The day seamlessly blended inspiration with cultural brilliance, setting the perfect tone for the
beginning of the freshers’ journey at JU.
• Inspiring Session by Tech Guru Love Babbar
The highlight of the day’s knowledge sessions was the presence of the renowned Love Babbar, a tech visionary whose
name is synonymous with innovation and success. Through his engaging talk, he shared his journey of perseverance,
passion, and achievements in the tech world.
Mr. Babbar’s session focused on fostering a mindset of curiosity and resilience, encouraging students to dive deep into
the realms of technology and innovation. His anecdotes and advice left the freshers with a sense of determination and a
renewed passion for exploring their potential in the digital age.
• Cultural Clubs Performances: A Showcase of Talent and Diversity
The cultural segment of the day was the crowning glory of the orientation, with performances that celebrated the artistic
and creative spirit of JU. The thunderous applause, cheering, and non-stop hooting were testaments to the incredible
talent on display.
Dance Performance by the electrifying crew of JU Quintessence Dance crew whose performance fused high-energy
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the audience in awe.
The Music Club Swaraag’s performance brought a soulful touch with classical and semi-classical renditions, adding
depth and emotion to the evening. solo singers and band showcased their talent, with performances ranging from sooth-
ing melodies to electrifying rock numbers. The harmonious blend of voices and instruments created a magical atmo-
sphere, leaving the crowd humming long after the performances ended.
Conclusion
As Orientation 2023 comes to a close, it leaves behind a legacy of inspiration, empowerment, and celebration. From the
impactful sessions by luminaries like Jaya Kishori Ji, Late Lt. Gen. Satish Dua, Amit Jain, Yash Kalra, and Love Babbar,
to the thought-provoking YOU GROW GIRL roadshow with Navya Naveli Nanda, every moment was a masterclass
in motivation, resilience, and innovation. Complementing these were the vibrant cultural performances by QDC and
Swaraag, soul-stirring music, energetic dances, and compelling theatrical acts that brought the diverse talents of JU to
the forefront. The three days were a seamless blend of learning, inspiration, and artistry, designed to welcome the freshers
into the JU family with open arms.

The Student Council JU takes immense pride in hosting an event that not only equipped the freshers for their academic
journey but also created lasting memories of unity, laughter, and celebration. As we move forward, let’s carry the spirit of
Orientation 2023 with us, embracing the values of creativity, determination, and community that define our university.
Here’s to a remarkable year ahead filled with growth, achievements, and unforgettable experiences!

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EVENT – Club Caravan

DATE & DAY – 23 August 2023, Wednesday
TIME – Morning - 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Evening - 4 PM - 5 PM
VENUE – CNG Café, Engineering Block

Club Caravan
Club Caravan is a signature event organized entirely by the student council, designed to immerse first-year students into
the dynamic and diverse world of campus clubs and organizations. This highly anticipated event acts as a gateway for
new students, allowing them to familiarize themselves with the various extracurricular activities available and the vibrant
communities that form the heart of campus life.
Each club, ranging from cultural and artistic groups gaming and professional societies, takes center stage to introduce
their mission, objectives, and the exciting projects and initiatives they lead. Through engaging performances, lively
demonstrations, and interactive workshops , these clubs put on a spectacular showcase, offering a glimpse into their core
values and contributions. Dance groups may enthrall the audience with energetic routines, theater clubs could captivate
with dramatic skits, and musical ensembles might present breathtaking performances, all while highlighting the creative
and collaborative spirit that defines their clubs.
Beyond entertainment, Club Caravan holds deeper significance as it fosters a sense of belonging and community for fresh-
men, encouraging them to explore their passions, discover new interests, and form lasting connections with like-mind-
ed peers. The event emphasizes how integral clubs are to the holistic development of students, promoting leadership,
teamwork, and personal growth. It also serves as a crucial touchpoint for freshmen to get involved in extracurriculars,
whether it’s through volunteering, learning new skills, or taking on leadership roles in future projects.
The event’s festive and inclusive atmosphere ignites a sense of excitement and curiosity among the incoming students,
setting the stage for an active and engaging academic year. Through Club Caravan, the council aims to create a lasting
impression, inspiring students to take full advantage of the opportunities available and contribute meaningfully to the
campus community. It is not just an introduction to clubs but a celebration of the talents, ideas, and camaraderie that
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EVENT – Rannvijay Singha’s Visit

DATE & DAY – 20 September 2023, Wednesday
TIME – 4:00 PM Onwards
VENUE – Central Lawn

Rannvijay Singha’s Visit: Promoting Real Kabaddi League and Freshers’ Event

JECRC University was thrilled to host the charismatic Rannvijay Singha, a celebrated television personality and youth
icon, as part of the promotional campaign for the Real Kabaddi League. Known for his dynamic presence and inspiring
journey, Rannvijay captivated the audience with his insights on kabaddi, discussing its evolution from a traditional Indi-
an sport to a modern competitive arena.

During his address, he emphasized the importance of physical endurance, teamwork, and strategy in kabaddi, inspiring
students to take an active interest in the sport. Highlighting the significance of promoting traditional games in today’s
digital age, Rannvijay urged the audience to embrace their cultural roots while striving for excellence.
A highlight of the event was the unveiling of the official poster for JECRC University’s much-anticipated Freshers’ event.
Rannvijay’s unveiling added a special touch of excitement, signaling the beginning of a vibrant chapter for the new batch
of students. The poster launch was met with enthusiastic applause, showcasing the students’ eagerness for the upcoming
celebrations.
The event not only celebrated sportsmanship and cultural heritage but also served as a platform to motivate the students
to push their boundaries in both academics and extracurricular activities. Rannvijay’s presence energized the campus
and reinforced JECRC University’s reputation as a hub of holistic development and dynamic events.
Such events reflect JECRC University’s commitment to providing its students with opportunities to interact with influen-
tial personalities, fostering inspiration, leadership, and enthusiasm within the student community.

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EVENT: INNOV8 2023

DATE : 26/09/2023 – 28/09/2023
TIME: 9:00 AM Onwards
VENUE : Central Lawn, JECRC University

INNOV8 2023 emerged as a landmark event, celebrated as a premier national-level tech fest. Designed to inspire in-
novation, foster creativity, and showcase technical prowess, the fest set a benchmark for excellence with its meticulous
planning, cutting-edge resources, and highly engaging activities. With a focus on fostering learning, collaboration, and
healthy competition, INNOV8 2023 stood out as a unique confluence of technical expertise and creativity.

There were two domains in INNOV8 2023 namely : software, e-sports.

SOFTWARE
The software domain presented a series of dynamic and challenging events, raising the bar for innovation and technical
skills:

“24hr Hackathon: Innovation in Action”

This flagship event brought together teams who tackled real-world challenges by developing creative and practical soft-
ware solutions. In just 24 hours, participants pushed their limits, demonstrating skill, teamwork, and innovation. The
event was a true showcase of talent and problem-solving at its best.

“Graphicon: A Celebration of Design and Creativity”

Graphicon was a vibrant contest that brought graphic designers together to showcase their skills. Participants were giv-
en access to high-end design tools and attended creative workshops, allowing them to explore new techniques and push
their artistic boundaries. It was a true celebration of design innovation.

“Code O Mania: A Test of Coding Brilliance”

Code O Mania challenged participants to demonstrate their algorithmic thinking and coding skills in a high-pressure
environment. With tough problems and fierce competition, it pushed each coder to think quickly, creatively, and effi-
ciently, showcasing the best of computational talent and problem-solving abilities.
“Code Hunt: A Thrilling Coding Adventure”
Code Hunt was a unique treasure hunt-style event that blended problem-solving, coding puzzles, and riddles. Partic-
ipants embarked on an exciting adventure, using their coding skills to unlock clues and solve challenges, making it an
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The e-Sports section, stood out as a major highlight, attracting participants and viewers from across the nation.
BGMI: “A Nationwide Showdown: BGMI Tournament”
Teams from all over India joined the exciting competition, showcasing their skills and teamwork. The event was filled
with thrilling moments and intense battles. Players gave their best to win, creating unforgettable memories. It brought
people together, celebrating gaming and sportsmanship in an electrifying atmosphere that everyone enjoyed.

FIFA: “A Grand Clash: FIFA Tournament”

Gamers from across India gathered to prove their mastery in FIFA. The tournament was filled with jaw-dropping goals,
strategic gameplay, and electrifying rivalries. Players battled fiercely, creating unforgettable moments and celebrating
the love for football in a spirited and fun-filled event. It was a true celebration of passion and skill!

Valorant: “Electrifying and Unforgettable: Valorant LAN at Innov8 2023”

The Valorant LAN competition at Innov8 2023 was an intense and thrilling event, drawing players from all over the
country. The competition was filled with high-energy gameplay, unforgettable moments, and fierce rivalries, making it
a standout event for all participants and spectators.

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EVENT: Freshers 2023

DATE AND DAY: 30th September, Saturday
TIME: 5.00 PM onwards
VENUE: Central Lawn, JECRC University

The much-awaited Freshers’ Welcome event took place on 30th September, marking an exciting beginning for the new
batch of students. The event was organized with great enthusiasm to help freshers feel at home and to introduce them
to the vibrant campus life.
The event ignited with a surge of enthusiasm from the JECRC AIR, as the participants radiated excitement, sharing
their joy about welcoming such a talented group of freshers into the community. The host set the stage for an unfor-
gettable day, outlining the thrilling club performances which inculcated Mr and Ms Bollywood ahead and ensuring
everyone was pumped for the adventure that awaited!
Celebrating a night of glitz, glamour and Bollywood vibes! This event was also designed to foster friendship and build a
sense of belonging among the new students. The session was full of energy.
Mr Fresher: Shantanu Rana Ms Freshers: Kanishka Choudhary
We also had titles like Mr and Ms Bollywood.
As the day progressed, the students enjoyed live performances by the college’s talented groups. From musical perfor-
mances to dance acts, the freshers were given a glimpse of the artistic talent that thrives on campus. The crowd’s excite-
ment was palpable as the performances kept everyone on their toes.
The Freshers’ Welcome event was a huge success, setting the stage for an exciting academic year ahead. It was a day full
of energy, laughter, and memorable moments, leaving freshers eagerly looking forward to their time at JECRC Univer-
sity. The event was a perfect blend of fun and informative sessions, helping the students integrate seamlessly into their
new environment.
As the stage lights dim and curtains fall, we bid adieu to Freshers 2023 with a suitcase full of memories. The event
ended with a sense of unity and excitement, as students were ready to embark on the new chapter of their academic
journey.

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EVENT – Dandiya Raas

DATE & DAY – 28th October , Saturday 2023
TIME – 5:00 PM - 8:30 PM
VENUE – American Football ground

Dandiya Raas
Under a canopy of twinkling lights and festive decor, the campus came alive with Dandiya Raas, celebrating culture
and tradition. The event was more than just dancing; it was a joyful gathering that honored heritage and created lasting
memories. Spreading out the dynamic spectrum, harmony, ritual among all the faculty and students. The event beau-
tifully represented the rich cultural devotion of India, celebrating fervor spirit of Navratri. With rhythmic beats of
dandiya and swirls of garba, it became s a mesmerizing spectacle of tradition and festivity. This joyous occasion not
only showcases India’s cultural essence but also offers student a unique opportunity to reconnect with their heritage,
fostering a sense of unity, pride, and timeless tradition.
The event unfolded across various locations on campus, each transformed into a lively, radiant space, enhanced with
traditional decorations, music, and dazzling lights that set the stage for an unforgettable celebration. Participants,
dressed in exquisite traditional attire, will sway and dance to the infectious rhythms of live music, embodying the true
spirit of the occasion. In addition to the joyous festivities, the event will serve as a bridge, fostering intercultural under-
standing and promoting unity among students from diverse backgrounds. It created an inclusive environment where
culture, tradition, and community come together, celebrating the richness of diversity and shared experiences.

The event also featured stalls with traditional delicacies, games, and competitions, enhancing the festive atmosphere.
With a perfect mix of tradition and fun, Dandiya promised a memorable evening that celebrated the cultural diversity
and unity of the university community.

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EVENT: Investiture Ceremony for the Student Council
DAY AND DATE: 8. November.2023
TIME: 2:00 PM To 6:00 PM
VENUE: 5th floor seminar hall law block, JECRC University
The Investiture Ceremony for the Student Council was held on 8th November at the 5th floor seminar hall law block. It
was a significant event, marking the induction of new leaders who would guide and represent the student body in the
upcoming academic year. The ceremony was organized with meticulous planning to ensure a memorable and dignified
occasion.
The event commenced with an opening address by the pervious secretaries Muskan Tyagi (general secretary) Harsh-
vardhan Soni (technical secretary) Shourya Sharma (cultural secretary) ,Aditya Jain (assistant sports secretary), the
outgoing members of the Student Council shared their reflections on their tenure and extended their best wishes to the
incoming council members. Their words served as both encouragement and guidance for the newly appointed leaders,
inspiring them to excel in their roles.
The event moved forward as newly appointed secretaries Rakshita Parihar (general secretary), Arpit Sharma (technical
secretary), Nandhini Sharma (cultural secretary), Ashmit Singh (sports secretary) they expressed their gratitude for the
opportunity to serve and outlined their visions and goals for the upcoming year. Their speeches were met with applause
and enthusiasm from the audience, reflecting the support and confidence of their peers.
The highlight of the ceremony was the formal investiture, during which the newly elected members were adorned with
their respective badges of office. Each member received their badge from a dignitary, Arpit Agarwal sir, Dheemant sir,
prof. Victor Gambhir sir, Nitin Gupta sir. This symbolic gesture signified the entrustment of authority and the com-
mencement of their duties.
After the investiture, speeches were given by respected dignitaries highlighting the importance of student leadership
and the responsibilities associated with being a part of the Student Council. This set the tone for the ceremony, empha-
sizing the values of integrity, responsibility, and service that the elected members were expected to uphold.
The elected members took their oaths of office, pledging to fulfill their responsibilities with sincerity and dedication.
This solemn moment underscored their commitment to serve their fellow students and uphold the values of the Uni-
versity
Long story short the ceremony concluded with a vote of thanks, expressing appreciation to all those who contributed to
the success of the event, including the organizing committee, faculty advisors, and participants.

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EVENT: Sam Bahadur Promotion
DATE AND DAY: 22nd november 2023
TIME: 11p.m onwards
VENUE: Central Lawn, JECRC University

It was a memorable day for the JECRCians and everyone who were present at this exceptional afternoon of 22nd Octo-
ber’s Promotion Day. The Student Council and the Faculty members moderated and conducted this magnificent event at
noon. We welcomed our dearest guests with a pleasant and wholehearted welcome.
There was a mesmerizing crowd engagement with RJ Arjun from Red FM in the beginning. He immaculately initiated
to interact with our young and outshining crowd by calling up random students who were getting engaged with them.
Moreover, the Audience had great energy with a spark of energy enlightened in them who were eagerly wating for the
promotion to launching as well.
The Event took a step up with the entry of renowned, amazing and remarkable Bollywood actor MR. VICKY KAUSHAL.
His entry flawlessly cheered up the crowd with an alluring and sprightly feeling making an impact of HIGH JOSH in the
air’ of JECRC. He presented a brief foreword about his upcoming movie “Sam Bahadur”. His Promotion exhibited a cool,
patriotic and energetic bliss among the rabbles. He also promoted his new song “Banda” which was released few minutes
before the event took place.
Moving on, there was a wonderful and dynamically vibrant performance by the adroit dancers from the Quintessence
Dance Crew. They got a chance to hop on the stage with Vicky Kaushal on his recent new song “Badhte Chalo” and in-
teracted to the upmost way. It was a thrilling view to have such an amazing artist to carry out his bright promotion at our
place taking away enormous and promising wishes for his success.
During the closing of the event, pictures capturing became the limelight of the show with Vicky Kaushal where he em-
barked a beautiful and charming appearance in between the passionate crowd. Meanwhile Autographs and interaction of
our Senior Leaders with him made the whole day unforgettable.
Long story short, JECRC conducted a successful event with captivating scenarios and left a trail of cherished memories
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EVENT: Patangbazi and Lohri celebration
DATE AND DAY: 13th January 2024
TIME: 2:00pm onwards
VENUE: Central Lawn, JECRC University
On the vibrant afternoon the student council and the faculty members hosted a jubilant celebration of the Patangbazi
Kite Festival intertwined with the traditional Lohri festivities. The sky above was adorned with a kaleidoscope of colors
as students and faculty members showcased their kite-flying skills. The air resonated with laughter and excitement as
kites of various shapes and sizes soared high, creating a picturesque scene. Against the backdrop of traditional Punjabi
music and dance, the Lohri bonfire was lit, symbolizing the triumph of light over darkness. Students and teachers gath-
ered around the bonfire, offering prayers, and tossing sesame seeds, popcorn, and sugarcane into the flames, marking
the onset of auspicious beginnings.
The event featured captivating cultural performances from the Quintessence Dance Crew. The performance added to the
festive ambiance, leaving everyone enthralled and mesmerized.
One of the most heartening aspects of the event was the active participation of teachers alongside students. This not only
encouraged a sense of inclusivity but also strengthened the bond between students and faculty members.
The lantern flying ceremony added an extra dimension of beauty and symbolism to the Patangbazi Kite Festival and
Lohri Celebration It was a magical moment that encapsulated the collective hopes and dreams of the university com-
munity, inspiring everyone to strive for excellence and success in the year ahead. Overall, it was a day filled with fun,
entertainment, and a sense of belonging that will be cherished for years to come.

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EVENT: Pre-Rhythm [T-shirt and Poster Launch]
DATE AND DAY: 1st Feb 2024
TIME: 11p.m onwards
VENUE: Central Lawn, JECRC University
On a vibrant afternoon, exactly one month prior to our much-anticipated event, JU Rhythm, the student council hosted
the exhilarating Pre-Rhythm ’24 Launch Ceremony. The event marked the official unveiling of the official T-shirt of JU
Rhythm and the poster, as well as the revelation of the artists set to headline Rhythm ’24. Distinguished dignitaries of
the university, including Arpit Sir, Dheemat Sir, and SL Aggarwal Sir, graced the occasion, adding to the grandeur of the
event. The grand unveiling of the official T-shirt of JU Rhythm and the event poster were launched in an extraordinary
manner, Drones soared through the air, carrying the T-shirt and poster, before releasing them to the awe-inspired audi-
ence below.
This eye-catching spectacle set the tone for the excitement and anticipation surrounding Rhythm ’24. With each an-
nouncement, cheers erupted from the crowd, reflecting the enthusiasm and anticipation for what promises to be an
unforgettable event. The presence of esteemed dignitaries, including Arpit Sir, Dheemant Sir, and SL Aggarwal Sir, added
a touch of prestige to the occasion. Their active involvement in the launch ceremony underscored the university’s sup-
port for cultural events and student initiatives. The inclusion of the Swaraag Club’s performance added an extra layer of
excitement and entertainment to the Pre-Rhythm ’24 Launch Ceremony. Their musical talents captivated the audience
and contributed to the overall success of the event. Dheemant sir talked about all the new things which were going to be
a part of JU Rhythm new initiatives of university like UPSCALE and MPOWER, how rhythm will give them a new kick
start for their initiatives.
SL Aggarwal had important point on attendance for the organising team of rhythm.
The atmosphere throughout the event was electric, with students, faculties and staff buzzing with excitement. The Pre-
Rhythm ’24 Launch Ceremony not only served as a precursor to the main event but also ignited a sense of anticipation
among attendees. Moving on, there was a wonderful and dynamically vibrant performance by the adroit dancers from
the Quintessence Dance Crew. Through innovative and captivating presentations, the official T-shirt, poster, and lineup
of artists were unveiled, signalling the beginning of a thrilling journey towards the main event. With the support of uni-
versity dignitaries and the enthusiastic participation of students, the launch ceremony was a resounding success, leaving
everyone eagerly awaiting the festivities to come.

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JU RHYTHM-24
DATE & DAY –21st to 23rd February,2024 & Wednesday to Friday
TIME – 9am to 10pm
VENUE – JECRC University

About JU-Rhythm’24:
The sensational amusement, excitement, and craziness and what not! It all begins with the Rajasthan’s biggest event and
gathering, being the annual fest of JECRC University- JU- Rhythm-24. A Techno-Cultural-Sports-Media fest which is
commemorated and honoured at JECRC grounds by welcoming the prestige audience from all over the nation. It enter-
tains thrill, diligent participants, teamwork, sceptical celebrities, and excitement as a fascination which is embarked by
all our respective verticals.

Inauguration:
The platform which initiates the step towards our annual fest is the Inauguration ceremony performed on the very fine
morning at day 1-21st February,2024. This day has been remarkable as we were delighted to share the presence of re-
nowned Princess Ms. Gauravi Kumari Ji and her team of Princess Diya Kumari Foundation with a heartful welcome on
this momentous occasion. It was also an honour to invite our respected delegates and dignitaries- Shree Arpit Agrawal
Sir, Shree Victor Gambhir Sir, Mr. Dheemant Agrawal Sir and Mr. Nitin Gupta Sir. The cordial welcome was followed up
with the bouquet presenting, lamp lightning and words of wisdom by the guests. It concluded with a spirit of enlightment
leaving a trail of liberty, pride, and humanity in the air of JU-Rhythm-24.

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STEP-UP (Solo Dance)
The stage gets lit up every time, the individuals showcase their flair of rhythmic movement and artistic expressions. The
participants embraced their dance styles along with the creativity, and passion in this exhilarating solo dance taking
over the centre stage.
Date and day of event: 21st February,2024 and Wednesday
Time: 11:30-2 (Prelims)
: 3-6:30 (showcase)
Venue: Prelims-Engineering Clock Ground Floor
Showcase- Dome
Round 1: The preliminary round includes up to 2 minutes of performance.
Round 2: Showcase Round gave the qualifiers the stage to take over at their best level for up to 3 minutes.
Round 3: The on-spot round challenged each participant to perform for u to 1 minutes with their instant choreographic
engagements.
Performance:
We achieved 103 registrations for participation. The judge for the Step-up panel was the most artistic and evolving hip
hop dancer Ms. Jasika.
Winner: Avinash Tak
Runner Up: Utkrisht

X FACTOR (DJ WAR):

The electrifying clashes of DJ turned the tables with their vocal percussions. A skilled DJ battle was witnessed through
the dynamic mixes and fusion of beats which left the audience captivated and dancing on the floor.
Date and day of event: 21st February,2024 and Wednesday
Time: 2:00-4:00 (Prelims)
: 7:00-8:00(showcase)
Venue: Prelims-Main Stage
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Round 2: Showcase Round gave the qualifiers the chance to deliver an extended performance for up to 10 minutes.
Performance:
We had 9 registrations for participation. The judge for the X factor panel was DJ Nexxdrop.
Winner: DJ Mysterious (Puneet)
Runner Up: DJ X Tres (Daksh)

SPELLBOUND (Spell bee):

This event unleashed the mystical energies of the arcane. It became an enchanting event where participants delved
themselves unto the captivating world of spellcasting inculcating knowledge and adventure.
Date and day of event: 21st February,2024 and Wednesday
Time:
Venue:

Round 1: This round includes the test of participants where they were given a word to spell. An incorrect spell would
eliminate the specific player.
Round 2: It continued until a predetermined number of participants were remaining.
Round 3: The final round included guessing of definition and spelling.
Performance:
We achieved 103 registrations for participation. The judge for the Spellbound event was
Winner:
Runner Up:
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VOGUE VISTA (Fashion Show):
The spectacular and dazzling fashion icons took over the ramp to uncover the style and creativity for the evening. The
show unfolded latest trends and designs from renowned and emerging designers. The witness of such an amazing fusion
of elegance and fashion forward expression was fabulous.
Date and day of event: 21st February,2024 and Wednesday
Time: 12:00 -2:00(Prelims)
: 4:00-7:00 (showcase)
Venue: Prelims-Main Stage
Showcase- Main Stage

Round 1: The preliminary round included up to 5-7 minutes of performance of

Round 2: Showcase Round gave the qualifiers the stage to take over at their best level for up to 12 minutes having 12-20
individuals in a group
Performance:
We achieved 11 teams registered for participation. The judge for the Vogue Vista was the most iconic and stylish lady in
the glamour world- Divija Gambhir- Miss Multinational India 2021.
Winner: JNU
Runner Up: NLC Pune

J.A.M (Extempore):
A thrilling and dynamic event which challenged the participant to think on their feet and articulate their thoughts spon-
taneously. This event presented sense of eloquence and quick thinking among the audience with the impromptu speech
on diverse topics.
Date and day of event: 23rst February,2024 and Friday
Time: 11:30-2 (Prelims)
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Round: This inculcated the engagement of 5 people to speak for about 2-3 minutes on their respective topics.
Performance:
We achieved 68 registrations for participation. The judge for the Extempore was Ms. Nidhi Bhatnagar and Dr. Rashmi
Sharma.
Winner: Saniya Khan
1st Runner up: Himanshi
2nd Runner Up: Mohammad Umair Khan

MONOSTROKES (Painting):
The creativity was unleashed on the canvases with the artistic strokes of the participants. They expressed themselves
through vibrant strokes, creating a visual symphony that transcends boundaries to captivate the senses.
Date and day of event: 23rst February,2024 and Friday
Time: 12:00-2:00 Pm
Venue: Seminar Hall 6th Floor (Law Building)

Round: This inculcated the engagement of 6 people to bring out their best paintings to breath out of imagination
Performance:
We achieved 98 registrations for participation. The judge for the Painting panel was Ms. Priyanka Beriwal and Mrs.
Shreyasee Agarwal (inhouse)
Winner: Sanvi
Runner Up: Avni
SYMPHONY (Solo Instrumental):
The mastery of musical sensation was covered by this rhythmic event of solo instrumental play. The unique talent of
participants blended the melodies and percussion beats leaving behind all the souls jaw dropping with high excitement.
Date and day of event: 23rst February,2024 and Friday
Time: 11:00-1:0 (Prelims)

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Venue: Prelims: Seminar Hall, Engineering Block
Finals: Dome

Round 1: The preliminary round included up to 5-7 minutes of performance for 2-4 minutes.
Round 2: Final Round gave 8 qualifiers the stage to take over the stage for up to 6 minutes.

Performance:
We achieved 37 registrations for participation. The judge for the Symphony was Mr. Dharamveer Bhati
Winner: Ajay Dwivedi
Runner Up: Vedant Vardhan Singh

BEAT THE STREET (STREET DANCE):

The electrifying competition took over the stage to show off the urban dance moves, from breakdancing to hip-hop, and
captivating the audience with unique flair. The fierce battle of exhilarated choreos beated the floor to life.
Date and day of event: 23rd February,2024 and Friday
Time: 12:30-6:30 (Showcase)
Venue: Science Block Ground Floor

Round: The showcasing round included11 crews to perform on their respective tracks along with 3-6 participants per
team.
Performance:
We achieved 28 registrations for participation. The judge for the Street Dance was the most artistic and evolving hip hop
dancer Ms. Jasika.
Winner: Namaste Kids
Runner Up: Feel Crew

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DUBSMASH (Dialogue):
The mimicry powers were uncovered at this unique event. Participants faced the ultimate test as they watched a muted
dialogue played on screen and flawlessly replicates the lines with precision. This A game let all the players shine with their
thrilling dub smash mimicry side.
Date and day of event: 23rd February,2024 and Friday
Time: (Showcase)
Venue:
Round: The showcasing round included teams to outshine.
Performance:
We achieved registrations for participation. The judge for the Dub smash challenge was
Winner:
Runner Up:
JU UNPLUGGED
The event showcased a range of musical talents and styles, fostering a vibrant atmosphere of creativity and expression
within the university community.
Date & Day of the event: 22nd February, Thursday
Time: 11:00 AM-1:00 PM (Prelims)
4:30 PM-5:30 PM (Finals)
Venue: Prelims- Seminar Hall,5th Floor
Finals-Dome Stage
Registrations: 72
Participants: 22
Round 1: Each participant was allotted 2 minutes to perform solo, without karaoke accompaniment.
Round 2: Participants randomly selected a chit containing the name of a singer. They had to then sing a song by that
chosen singer.
Round 3: Participants were given 4 minutes to perform on stage with their chosen song.

Performance:
The event spanned throughout the day, with preliminary rounds taking place in Seminar Hall, followed by the finals at
the Dome Stage where Ms. Neha Bhatt joined the panel, bringing an external perspective to the judging process.
Winner: Himanshu Kumawat
Runner up: Nikhil Chauhan

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LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION
The event celebrated creativity and talent, leaving the audience enthralled and inspired.
Date: 22nd February
Day: Thursday
Time: 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Venue: Auditorium near Cafeteria

Mr Rahul Nambiar, the former president of Abhivyakti Club joined as the judge. 26 individuals registered for the event
& 9 actively participated.
Winner: Maurya
Runner up: Keshav Jha

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CLASH OF WORDS
The Debate Competition served as a platform for participants to hone their public speaking and critical thinking skills
while engaging in meaningful dialogue on important issues.

Date: 22nd February

Day: Thursday
Time: 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Venue: Moot court, Science Block

Performance:
Out of the total 42 registrations received, 11 participants actively participated in the event.

Winner: Khushali Sharma

Runner up: Anand Wilson

MUSIC MANIA
The event provided a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere for students to unwind and bond over their shared love for
music, highlighting the importance of cultural events in fostering community spirit within the university.
Date & day of the event: 22nd February, Thursday
Time: 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Venue: NBC Cafe
Participants engaged in the event, showcasing their knowledge of songs and singing skills. Total 8 registrations were
received out of which 3 participants turned up.

RAP TRAP
The Rap Battle was more than just a competition, it was a showcase of raw talent, creativity, and the vibrant hip-hop
culture within the university.

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Date & day of the event: 22nd February, Thursday
Time: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM (Prelims)
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM (Showcase)
Venue: Cafeteria

The event welcomed Hardbone Boy as the judge, bringing his expertise and experience. We received 53 registrations,
out of which 20 participants turned up.
Winner: Yash Sharma
Runner up: Ishan Shah

RHYTHM RUMBLE
The Rhythm Rumble- Group Dance Competition ignited the main stage with electrifying performances on the 2nd day
of JU RHYTHM’24.

Date & day of the event: 22nd February, Thursday

Time: 11:30 AM - 2:00 PM (Prelims)
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM (Showcase)
Venue: Prelims- Engineering Block,Ground Floor
Showcase- Main Stage
Round 1: In the Preliminary Round, participants were allotted 3-4 minutes to give their performance.
Round 2: In the final round, each team was allotted 7-9 minutes.

Performance:
A total of 15 teams registered for the competition, each bringing their unique style and energy to the dance floor. The
judge,Jasika Chadda, known for her expertise in dance,had the challenging task of evaluating the performances and se-
lecting the winners.
Winner: Ramjas College
Runner up: Funky Anna & Quintessence Dance Crew

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SPOTLIGHT
The audience witnessed incredible lineup of stage plays. From thought-provoking dramas to side-splitting comedies,
there was something for everyone to enjoy.

Date & day of the event: 23rd February, Friday

Time: 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Venue: Auditorium near cafeteria

Performance:
JU RHYTHM’24’s “Spotlight” event on February 23rd was a vibrant showcase of theatrical talent, with seven teams
competing with each other. The day commenced with a lot of enthusiasm, setting the stage for an exciting lineup of
performances. Esteemed judges Dr Hemant Acharya and Mr. Aashish Karnawat oversaw the event.
Winner: Delhi Technological University
Runner up: Amity University Gurugram
RHYTHMIC RELAY
Each participant delivered their poems with passion and conviction, captivating the audience with their words.

Date & day of the event: 23rd February, Friday

Time: 11:00 AM- 2:00 PM
Venue: Seminar hall (5th floor)

Round 1: Participants were given an opportunity to deliver their best poetry within a time frame of 3-5 minutes.
Round 2: Each participant was provided with some words, based on which they had to create a poem on the spot.
Performance:
Among 55 registered participants, 13 showcased their poetic talents on stage.
Winner: Saniya Khan
Runner up: Arpita Shukla

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Event Report

EVENT: Protsahan’24
DAY AND DATE: 23rd, 24th and 25th April, 2024
TIME: 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM
VENUE: University campus

Protsahan’24 was a three day event dated from 23rd to 25th of April in the university campus at different locations. Prot-
sahan was an event committed to providing school students with a platform to showcase their knowledge and talent.
An event designed to impart value based education to students during three formative years and ignite their wills.

DAY – 1
Day one was marked with the beginning of Protsahan’24. There were different workshops and competitions held all
around the campus. All the events are stated below:
WORKSHOPS INCLUDING:
• AI-ML
• AR-VR
• ENTREPRENEURS TALK AND EDP
• IGNITE HAPPINESS
• DYNAMIC DRAMATICS
• PUBLIC SPEAKING CAMP
• CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION
• TALKING THE TALK
• LET’S JOCKEYING

COMPETITIONS INCLUDING:
• ROBO SUMO
• JUNIOR CEO CHALLENGE
• MIND STAGE
• JU SCIENCE QUIZ
• THE DEMOCRATIC DAY
• MASTER CHEF
• THE REEL MASTER
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SPORTS INCLUDING:
• GULY CRICKET
• FUTSAL
• BADMINTON
• TABLE TENNIS
• CHESS
• BASKET BALL
DAY – 2
Day two also inculcated different workshops and competitions for active participation of students. We went ahead with
the workshops and competition with some add ons , listed below.
WORKSHOPS INCLUDING:
• Bake my day

COMPETITIONS INCLUDING:
• ROBO SOCCER
• BIG FISH TANK
• DRAMA IN THE COURT
• THE EVIDENCE HUNT
• SPEAK UP

DAY – 3
The last day was alluring comprising different events for students. All the above listed workshops and competitions
went on along with some more interactive activities. The activities are listed below.

WORKSHOPS INCLUDING:
• PSYCHOMETRIC TEST

COMPETITIONS INCLUDING:
• THE SUSTAINABLE WORLD

The day marked the ending of PROTSAHAN’24 with the valedictorian ceremony held in the Auditorium of cafeteria.

• Almost all reputated schools of Jaipur participated and enlightened the campus.

• The students were given goodies and confections for their gracious presence.

• The winners of competitions were given cash prizes.

• Great revert and thanking note was received from all the schools participating.
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Placements 2023-24

School Branch Total Placed

CA BCA 180
CA MCA 138
CA CSE 370
Engg CE 20
Engg ME 15
Engg ECE 11
Engg EE 07
Management BBA 76
Management B.Com 07
Management MBA 183

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Innovation, Creativity, and Learning Environment at JECRC University

As we conclude another remarkable academic year at JECRC University, it is with immense pride and gratitude
that we reflect upon the strides we have taken in fostering an environment that champions innovation, creativ-
ity, and holistic learning. The academic year 2023-2024 has been a testament to our unwavering commitment
to empowering students and nurturing their potential to become torchbearers of a stronger and progressive
Bharat.

At JECRC University, we firmly believe that education is not merely about imparting knowledge but about
shaping individuals who will contribute meaningfully to society. Our faculty, the backbone of our institu-
tion, have consistently adopted creative teaching methodologies to make learning a transformative experience.
These methods go beyond traditional pedagogy, encouraging students to think critically, solve problems inno-
vatively, and apply their knowledge practically. Whether through interactive workshops, project-based learn-
ing, or leveraging state-of-the-art technology, our educators have redefined teaching to align with the evolving
demands of the modern world.

A Hub of Innovation and Creativity

Innovation and creativity are not just buzzwords at JECRC University; they are integral to our ethos. Our cam-
pus thrives on a culture of experimentation and ideation. We provide our students with ample opportunities
to engage in groundbreaking projects, participate in hackathons, and collaborate on interdisciplinary research.
The establishment of innovation labs and dedicated centers for entrepreneurship has empowered students to
turn their ideas into reality, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical implementation.

This year, our students have excelled in various domains, from developing sustainable solutions for societal
challenges to creating tech-driven applications that address real-world issues. Their achievements are a reflec-
tion of the supportive ecosystem we have cultivated—one that celebrates out-of-the-box thinking and rewards
ingenuity.

Learning Beyond Classrooms

Understanding the importance of holistic development, JECRC University ensures that learning transcends
the confines of classrooms. Through internships, field visits, and industry-academia partnerships, our students
gain exposure to the practical nuances of their chosen fields. This experiential learning approach equips them
with the skills and confidence to navigate the complexities of the professional world.

Additionally, we have introduced a range of co-curricular and extracurricular activities that encourage stu-
dents to explore their interests and talents. From cultural festivals to technical symposiums, these events pro-
vide a platform for students to showcase their abilities, network with peers, and learn from experts.

Empowering Faculty to Inspire Excellence

Our faculty members are the architects of this dynamic learning environment. Recognizing their pivotal role,
JECRC University invests in their continuous professional development. Through workshops, seminars, and
collaborations with global institutions, our educators are equipped with the latest pedagogical tools and tech-
niques. This ensures that they can effectively inspire and mentor students, guiding them toward excellence.

The innovative teaching strategies adopted by our faculty include:

• Flipped Classrooms: Encouraging students to prepare beforehand and use classroom time for discus-
sions and problem-solving.

• Gamification: Making learning interactive and enjoyable through game-based activities.

• Collaborative Learning: Promoting teamwork and peer-to-peer learning for a deeper understanding
of concepts.

• Digital Integration: Utilizing technology to create engaging and personalized learning experiences.

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Building Responsible Citizens for a Stronger Bharat

At JECRC University, we are driven by the vision of building not just successful professionals but responsible
citizens who contribute to nation-building. Our emphasis on values, ethics, and community service ensures
that our students develop a sense of social responsibility. Initiatives such as community outreach programs,
environmental campaigns, and participation in national development projects instill a spirit of giving back to
society.

Through these endeavors, our students learn the importance of empathy, leadership, and collaboration—qual-
ities that are essential for strengthening the fabric of our nation. They are encouraged to embrace the values of
unity, diversity, and inclusivity, aligning with the ideals of our proud Bharat.

Aiming for Vishwaguru

India has long been a beacon of knowledge and wisdom, and at JECRC University, we are dedicated to re-
claiming our position as a Vishwaguru (world leader). By equipping our students with a world-class education
rooted in Indian values, we aim to create leaders who will drive positive change on a global scale.

Our focus on research, innovation, and academic excellence positions us as a premier institution that con-
tributes to the global knowledge economy. We take immense pride in our alumni, who are making significant
contributions in diverse fields worldwide, serving as ambassadors of our vision and values.

Gratitude and Vision for the Future

As we look ahead, we remain committed to our mission of providing an unparalleled learning experience. We
express our heartfelt gratitude to our faculty, students, parents, and stakeholders for their unwavering support
and belief in our vision. Together, we will continue to innovate, inspire, and achieve, ensuring that JECRC Uni-
versity remains a beacon of excellence.

In conclusion, the academic year 2023-2024 has been a milestone in our journey of empowering young minds
and fostering a culture of lifelong learning. As we strive to build a brighter future, let us remember that edu-
cation is the most powerful tool to shape individuals, strengthen our nation, and achieve the ultimate goal of
becoming a Vishwaguru. Let us take pride in our achievements and work together toward a more enlightened,
innovative, and prosperous Bharat.

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