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INDIRA

Shree Chanakya Education Society's

INDIRA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE AND SCIENCE TATHAWADE,PUNE Affiliated to University of Pune ('NAAC-B' Accredited Under CGPA)

Anubhuti

Third Edition 2012

Fruitful Pleasure ‌.

Certificate of 'NAAC-B' Accreditation Under CGPA of Indira College of Commerce and Science

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INDIRA

Anubhuti

Third Edition 2012 Principal

Dr. Mrs. Vidya Devdhar

Editorial Committee Dr. Mrs. Anjali Kalkar Prof. Janardan Pawar Mr. Mangesh Kuman Prof. Sarika Thakare Prof. Nandkumar Shinde Prof.Deepa Jamnik

Our vision

Our Mission

To create a centre of academic excellence in the field of Management and IT Education with the purpose of fulfilling the industry requirements through holistic development of the future performers, who are also good human beings, and possess the right knowledge, skill sets & attitude towards their work and life.

To promote a learning environment that welcomes and honors men & women from diverse cultures for involving themselves in intellectual inquisitiveness, explore knowledge dimensions for future application in industry, business and life.

To develop managers and entrepreneurs in the field of management and IT, who can serve as engines of national and global economic growth & innovation.

To foster strategic alliances with industry for research and its application.

To inculcate the ethical, social and moral values in all our stakeholders which is the basis of humane social order.

Editor Publisher Publication period Publication Place

: Prof. Janardan Pawar : Aayush Creations : Annual : Shree Chanakya Education Society's INDIRA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE AND SCIENCE 'Dhruv' 89/2A, Tathawade, New Mumbai-Pune Highway, PUNE-411033

Local Management Committee 1. Dr. Tarita Shankar

Chairperson

2. Prof. Chetan Wakalkar

Member

3. Mr. Sandeep Gaekwad

Member

4. Mrs. Sarita Wakalkar

Member

5. Prin. Dr .Mrs. Vidya Devdhar

Secretary

6. Dr. Mrs. Anjali Kalkar

Teaching Staff Representative

7. Prof. Janardan Pawar

Teaching Staff Representative

8. Ms. Vijaya Kumbhar

Teaching Staff Representative

9. Mr. Shivendu Bhushan

Teaching Staff Representative

10. Mr. Vijay Rajopadhye

Non- Teaching Staff Representative

11. Mr. Vaijanath Dhurandhare

Non-Teaching Staff Representative

Our Inspiration ...

Life, an ageless beauty Since time immemorial the world has rested and founded itself on three most important things..Trust, Honesty and Hope.. This is my personal belief... and my life is what it is only because I believed in this axiom and lived up to it.

All my life I had people come and go by the thousands..some who broke my trust and yet others who went out of their way to help me find my lost trust again, when life was going through hopeless times people who held me until hope filled my mind again..and above all I stood by my honesty and the just ways I believed in always…keeping my life an open book with nothing to read between the lines or free of any torn or erased pages. Today after years of living my life, my belief in the above has gone up manifold and as the years passed I tried my best to spread the same belief across to all those people who touched my life in different ways at different times..Standing by people no matter what, trusting them no matter what and living on hope with the most positive attitude no matter what ...is the only way to live life.

As years went by I also realized that life is the only thing we have got which belongs to us exclusively and the principles we model it on is left entirely to us…As we are the sole creators of a good, bad or happy or sad life..the circumstances that we create and those that are created by others around us become easy to deal with if we have our own ideas, principles and path to follow..if I am going to trust, love and believe others no matter what I will keep doing so irrespective of the fact that those that I choose to trust, love and believe in, may not have the same attitude towards me...at the end it's their loss when they fail to take what is on offer..

With passage of time, I also realized that there's always another tomorrow waiting for us..till we die there's always hope to realize our dreams, to achieve our goals, to find what we want, to live another day..this tomorrow is the most powerful tool that we have and none of us should waste it in despair just because we have had a sad and lost yesterday..I learnt to live everyday with the hope that there is tomorrow and it's going to be better than today..it will bring me closer to all my unfulfilled dreams and desires..and if this life is not enough I always will have another life to fulfill them, realize them.. As this life is too beautiful to just live the way it is..withit's ups and downs, it's crazy ways, it's mysterious unfolding moments.. When I look back I realize that I was as happy and contented in the earlier days of my life when one simple salwar khameez bought for Diwali (Jo meri nazaronke saamne se abhi bhi nahi jaata) as I am today with all my designer Rudraksh collection...I was as happy traveling in an auto as I am today in my various modes of transport..it's probably because that time also I believed in life and loved my life and today also believe and love my life...

Let me end by a quote I formed a few days back...MY DREAMS ARE BEAUTIFUL..MY REALITY EQUALLY BEAUTIFUL..LET ME ENJOY MY TODAY AND MY DREAMS TO BE ENJOYED ANOTHER DAY…

Dr. Tarita Shankar Founder Secretary - SCES Chairperson - Indira Group of Institutes

Principal's Address We are all poised on the threshold of history where the economy as well as the system of education is witnessing a series of changes which are unprecedented. In the present turbulent times, India has emerged as a powerful nation on the world map. That the youth of India must be prepared for the future challenges is the need of the hour. It's a Herculian task. We at Indira College of Commerce & Science endeavor to equip our students with all the skill-sets required to face the challenges of life. While striving to achieve this, we must also remember, “Man is neither mere intellect, nor the gross animal body, nor the heart or soul alone. A proper and harmonious combination of all these three is required for the making of the whole man and constitutes the economics of education.�

M. K. Gandhi In India, the city of Pune is famous for its quality education imparted in the renowned educational institutions.

Indira College of Commerce & Science is one of them. Here the student community is privileged and feels inspired by the multicultural atmosphere and academic excellence of its teaching faculty. Along with academics, students are given opportunities to develop and discover their talents in co-curricular activities.

The campus has best of the facilities and IT enabled infrastructure to realize their potential.

At Indira we provide competitive and challenging educational environment which demands continuous update of knowledge, information and technology. Education here is focused on the overall growth of a student transforming him into a confident, capable and decisive individual who can translate his dreams into reality.

The aim is to foster good values and make him a responsible citizen of India and of the world community at large. Indira has successfully established synergy between the vibrancy of the youth and the wisdom of the experienced faculty members which makes learning an enriching experience. The dynamic team of Indira with its vision and dedication makes the graduating experience at Indira College of Commerce & Science a milestone in the student's career.

Experience it yourself.

Dr. Vidya Devdhar Principal Indira College of Commerce and Science

Editorial “To be conscious that you are ignorant is a great step to knowledge..�

-Benjamin Disraeli This is Third ICCS College Magazine which would certainly improve inter-departmental knowledge sharing and recognition of all the achievers, be it in academics or extracurricular activities. This would further strengthen bonding among 'Indiraites' who are part of one family.

It required earnest endeavors from all members of editorial team to show their journalistic skills for understanding content and managerial skills for creating an editorial strategy. But it could not have been created without great enthusiasm shown by our own students who are voice of future and possess limitless talent which is also showcased in this magazine.

We had some criteria for selecting entries and that is why some articles could not be selected. But that does not mean that they were less deserving or lacked content. It's just that they were not fitting here.

We hope this magazine makes an interesting read for all of you. We would be happier to receive your valuable feedbacks and suggestions.

Editorial Team

Mr. Mangesh Kuman

Prof. Sarika Thakare

Prof. Deepa Jamnik

Prof. Nandkumar Shinde

Contents PARTICULARS n IGI at a Glance n News Section n College News

Bests of College Result Analysis n Art Section n Article Section

English Marathi n Event Section

Sports Debating Competition Gusto- V6

Cultural n

Activity Section

Students Achievement Section Staff Achievement Section : Academic and Research Activity Section N.S.S. O.M.T. Industrial Visits Alumni Section Placement n Annual Report

Section

Computer Association Science Association Management Association Commerce Association Staff Academy Library Committee Earn and Learn Scheme

IGI at a Glance Shree Chanakya Education Society's Indira Group of Institutes Shree Chanakya Education Society (SCES), Pune, was established in 1994, with the explicit vision to provide sustainable impetus to the corporate and entrepreneurial abilities in the youth.

The realization that a robust framework of education is indispensable for the growth of global leaders, the visionary, Dr. Tarita Shankar, Chairperson, Indira Group, integrated her pursuit of excellence and articulated educational institutions, known as Indira Group of Institutes (IGI), which imbibe human excellence and demonstrate strong social values, with a single minded pursuit of developing the youth to become business leaders.

Unrelenting initiatives by the management team at Indira led to adding of multi-disciplines such as Management, Information Technology, Pharmacy, Commerce, Science, Engineering and Mass Communication to the group. And growth has been as deep as it has been wide. With 14 institutions, IGI now offers education right from Kindergarden to Doctorate level studies.

IGI believes in the economic independence of individuals. In this endeavor we aim to inspire our post graduate students to create a niche for them selves in the Indian Economic order first, and then compete globally. We owe our gratitude to the Indian Industry for consistently collaborating with us in this endeavor.

Renowned industrialists have visited us and tremendously enhanced the morale of our students by sharing their vast knowledge and experience about entrepreneurial opportunities and foster a spirit of entrepreneurship amongst students.

Having traversed the journey of thirteen years we have ourselves made certain significant achievements which

we are aware, are but the building blocks for achieving further heights.

Indira is ranked amongst the top 2 B-schools in Pune, by the prestigious AIMA - IMJ. n The same journal gave us a top 30, all India ranking on the parameters of Industry interface. n Our students have shown good academic results and have been at the level of university ranking. n The achievements of our students have enabled them to attract some of the best corporate recruiters. n Indira Group of Institutes and our goodwill has enabled us to establish campus agreement with Microsoft for using different software. n Our goodwill with Microsoft was further accentuated with Microsoft conducting workshops at Indira, for train the trainer modules. n Business India has also ranked us amongst the top 3 in Pune for last 2 yrs. n Our Institutes have received accreditation from various certifying bodies. n Indira Institute of Management was the first management institute in Maharashtra to receive the accreditation from the NBA, New Delhi. n We also have our audiovisual centers supported by Harvard Business School, Stanford, Pyramid Media and Tom Peters Company and we have vast collection of titles. n

Indira is a group renowned for its commitment to the student - from toddlers to school going children, to undergraduate and postgraduate students - their total development- is it academic, personality, moral character, physical, sports and spiritual, we ensure the children entering our corridors leave as total individuals.

Significant Achievements

Indira Group of Institute wins laurels at World Education Congress Indira Group of Institutes has bagged awards in multiple categories at the World Education Congress Asia awards ceremony held at Taj Palace in Dubai last Sunday. The chairperson of Indira Group, Dr. Tarita Shankar, was bestowed with the 'Spirit of Entrepreneur Award'.

The institute was presented with two awards, including the 'Best Educational Institute in Management' and 'Educational Institute with Best Infrastructure'.

ACHIEVER & THE LEADER OF THE YEAR IN EDUCATION (Prof. Chetan Wakalkar - Group Director- IGI, Dewang Mehta B-School Awards, Nov 2011) LEGENDARY CONTRIBUTION TO EDUCATION AWARD (Dr. Tarita Shankar - Chairperson- IGI, Dewang Mehta B-School Awards, Nov 2011) B-SCHOOL WITH BEST INFRASTRUCTURE AND TECHNOLOGY (Indira Group of Institutes, LeMatinal Educational Excellence Awards, Dec 2011) BUSINESS SCHOOL WITH BEST INDUSTRY INTERFACE (Dewang Mehta B-School Awards, Nov 2011) BUSINESS SCHOOL WITH BEST INDUSTRY INTERFACE (2nd Asia Best B-School Awards, July 2011) BEST PLACEMENT BROCHURE (Dewang Mehta B-School Awards, Nov 2011) INNOVATION IN BUILDING ACADEMIC AND INDUSTRY INTERFACE (Indira Group of Instutes, DNA, Innovative, B-School Awards 2011) OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO HIGHER EDUCATION IN INDIA (2nd Asia Best B-School Awards, July 2011)

BEST STUDENT IN MANAGEMENT (Aniruddha A Shahapurkar, Indira Institute of Management Pune, DNA Innovative B-School Awards 2011) ASIA'S BEST EMERGING BUSINESS SCHOOL (2nd Asia Best B-School Awards, July 2011) B-SCHOOL WITH BEST ACADEMIC INPUT (SYLLABUS) IN FINANCE (Dewang Mehta B-School Awards, Nov 2010) ALL INDIA OUTSTANDING B_SCHOOL AWARDS IN THE NON-IIM CATEGORY (Indira Institute of Management, DNA Innovative BSchools Awards 2011) MOST PREFFERED INSTITUTE ("The Week" Magazine 2010 ) BEST TEACHER IN FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT (Dr. Shriram Nerlekar, Indira Institute of Management Pune, Dewang Mehta B-School Awards, Nov 2010) B-SCHOOL WITH EXCELLENT INDUSTRY INTERFACE (Dainik Bhaskar B-School Leadership Awards) B-SCHOOL WITH BEST ACADEMIC INPUT(SYLLABUS) IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS (Dewang Mehta B-School Awards, Nov 2010)

NEWS SECTION

" University Intercollegiate Football Championship - Winner team of Indira College of Commerce and Science

" M.U. College Intercollegiate Basketball Championship Winner team of Indira College of Commerce and Science

One of the most popular events of Indira College of Commerce and Science ‘Gusto V6’ News in various News papers

Marketing Excellence Award 2011

Inovation Summit 2011-12 at Indira.

Celebrating Conventional Ganesh Festival

Placement Achievements

by Indira students

Students of Indira as winners of various categories in 'Sakal Karandak'

Students of Indira featuring in Fresh Face 2011 auditions oraganized by Pune Times

Bests of College OUR TOPPERS (2010 – 2011)

B. B. A.

Mr. Sivanathan Prasath F. Y. B.B.A.

Mr. Sumit Tabrewal S. Y. B.B.A.

Mr. Jagdish Pandey T. Y. B.B.A.

B.B.M. (IB)

Mr. Nikhil Bomb F Y BBM (IB)

Mr. V. Midushanan S Y BBM (IB)

Ms. Sabrina Carvalho T Y BBM (IB)

B. C. A.

Ms. Kamala Acharya F Y BCA

Mr. Mayur Madhwani Ms. Vanita Talreja S Y BCA S Y BCA

Ms. Priyanka Mehra T Y BCA

B.Com.

Ms. Tanya Singh Arora F. Y. B.Com.

Ms. Ankita Nishu S. Y. B.Com.

Ms. Kritika Tolani T. Y. B.Com.

M. Com.

Kimaya Pandhare M.Com. – I

Shashikant Nimbhorkar M.Com. -II

B. Sc. (Computer Science)

Mr. Sagar Sanjay Dagdu F. Y. B.Sc. (Comp. Sci.)

Ms. Smriti Ramchandra Bhat S. Y. B.Sc. (Comp.Sci.)

Ms. Rewati Page T. Y. B.Sc. (Comp.Sci.)

M. Sc. (Computer Science)

Mr. Varun Agarwal M.Sc. - I (Comp.Sci.)

Ms. Deepa Shetty M.Sc. - II (Comp.Sci.)

UNIVERSITY OF PUNE EXAMINATIONS 2010-2011 Result Analysis B.Sc.(CS)

M.Sc.(CS)

BBA

BCA

BBM(IB)

B.Com.

ICCS

UOP

ICCS

UOP

ICCS

UOP

ICCS

UOP

ICCS

UOP

ICCS

156

6118

64

2449

165

3893

137

5325

45

483

260

27639

0

0

0

0

0

11

0

14

0

5

0

0

No. of Students Appeared

156

6118

64

2449

165

3882

137

5311

45

478

260

27639

No. of Result Declared Students

156

6109

64

2449

165

3877

137

5294

45

478

260

27157

No. of Students Passed

108

3355

58

1697

155

3390

116

4520

24

394

148

14218

No. of Students Failed

48

2754

6

752

10

497

11

774

21

84

112

12939

No. of Students in Distinction

35

546

2

88

13

150

11

264

4

31

20

1086

No. of Students in First Class

54

1912

55

1141

74

1388

43

1707

8

169

78

5106

No. of Students in Higher Second Class

11

670

1

370

45

1146

33

1407

3

123

26

3677

No. of Students in Second Class

8

208

0

91

22

629

36

939

8

63

22

2864

No. of Students in Pass Class

0

19

0

7

1

77

3

203

1

8

2

1485

No. of Students in Reserve

0

9

0

0

0

5

0

17

0

0

0

482

69.23

54.92

90.63

69.29

93.94

87.44

84.67

85.38

53.33

82.43

56.92

52.35

No. of Students Registered

No. of Students Absent

% of Passing

UOP

Art Section

Artist : Anuja Maral (F.Y. B.Sc)

Artist : Jayesh Bhoi ( S.Y.BBA)

Artist : Amol Gaikwad Library Assistant Artist : Bhagyashree Vaidya (M.Sc. Comp. Sci)

Artist : Anuja Maral (F.Y. B.Sc) Artist : Bhagyashree Vaidya (M.Sc. Comp. Sci)

Artist : Bhagyashree Vaidya (M.Sc. Comp. Sci) Artist : Anuja Maral (F.Y. B.Sc)

ARTICLES SECTION

English Lonely Man… Lonely man in the world Has mother and father but they see him Only at the dinner!

Lonely man in the world Has brothers and sisters But they ask him Only with the letters!

Lonely man in the world Each time gets a friend But they all convert foe in the end!

Lonely man in the world Has only dearer Ah ! but he never comes Out of the mirror!

Prof. Nandkumar Shinde Lect. In English

Only For You… Dying at the college gate I am waiting alone for you My heart is beating I know the time of our meeting My attendance in college and Visit to the library are only for you I think my way to success depends, Only on you.

My life depends on you, When you are not with me, I am eager to meet you, But when you are with me, I am in hurry to leave you.

When I remember you, I forget my self too, Oh! Dear "Examination" I am waiting for you…

Ashwini Vethekar F.Y.B.Sc. (Comp.Sci.) IT NEVER COMES AGAIN These are gains for all our losses, There are blames for all our pains, But when youth, the dream departs, It takes something from our hearts, And it never comes again.

We are stronger and are better Under manhood's sterner reign Still we feel that something sweet Followed youth with flying feet, And it never comes again.

Something beautiful is vanished, And we sign for it in vain, We behold it every where, On the earth and in the air, But it never comes again.

Mayur Biche T.Y.B.Com.

TIME On this earth Have a lot of minerals When seeds are sown They become seedling When we feed them, they will be huge trees A butterfly lays eggs Become caterpillars Feeding life in a cocoon Gets a chance to live Comes out as a beautiful butterfly Mixed genes Father's and mothers A baby is born Love, affection and feeding Growing into an obedient child However with time Everything changes Like an express train!

Jesseca Sudarshani Cyril Xavier F.Y. B.B.M. (IB)

LADY BIRD Twit! Twit! Over the canopy Leap, leap from shoot to shoot Beat! A Beat - Bobbing up and down Shuttles there in a jiffy "Why are you in a hurry" I ask, "Listen I tell you" told the "break" "I have no time to pass in vain There are sweet chicks to be born But see my fellow - a lazy codger Sits on that leaf in fine featber.'

She changed her tune; Twit! Twit! Twit!

All the way you look ahead, Again I see this high - handed And lofby lady bird Flying heavily to the field.

Jesseca Sudarshani Cyril Xavier F.Y. B.B.M. (IB)

THE LIFE Life is a game We all have to play Rarely in groups Sometimes in pairs But mostly alone.

Sometimes we win, sometimes we lose But always everyone Wants to reach the top By hook or by crook The game may be fair Or may be unfair But we have to confront Everything with care Always almost victory is rare We must obey the rules and use every tool Known as courage, attempt and goal Have to use the heart and brain So victory is sure, no chance to fail.

Jesseca Sudarshani Cyril Xavier F.Y. B.B.M. (IB)

COLLEGE DAYS…

RAILWAY TRACK In a railway station People invariably flock together To rach their destinations The main railway track is laid Through a gloomy tunnel inside The main track forts into two And one of these wheels Onwards into darkening hills and The other towards distant seas.

Resurrection of the soul after death is believed But it isn't clearly known Yet, some talk through realization By going deep into spiritual revelations We realize one thing There's good or there is bad Good may lead towards blissful destination While bad may take the other turn There's a crowd at the station We don't know whether they would travel Towards noctarnal hills or distant seas.

Jesseca Sudarshani Cyril Xavier F.Y. B.B.M. (IB)

Carrying a mind of knowledge, I stepped to my college.

People were new, Boys were few, No place to sit, Where to Fit…??

Nothing ends here, For what to fear, Always to guess what will be Next…??

With old friends to sit and Text…!!

Sitting at first, With a throat of Thirst…

Coming for Prac, Jokes to Crack, Moving like hunk, Lectures to bunk, Seminars in hall, Attendance to Fall…

Library of Book, To sit and Hook, Lectures means sleeping time, If it's done is it a Crime…??

Grooving our skills, Paying canteen Bills…

Popular in Days, Finding new Ways.

Creating Heights, Days of Fights.

Stepped the Haste, Making the best…

Peoples of Faith, Started to Hate.

Things Go Blue, Now What to Glue…??

No one was Near, With a Heart of Fear…

To reach the sky, I aim to Fly. To Have That Wings, To live Like Kings.

To Find The Ways, For the Lavish Days…

Nothing Should Lack, To get things Back.

Nothing to be Grey, For All that I Pray.

Never to let others go Down, To Make Their Part Like A Crown…

Oh...!! God Be there Always and Now, For I should say Hurray and Wow…!!

To All my Friends, Life Never Ends.

To Get the Things, Get Those Wings.

As Life is a mystery of how, what and why…??

Nothing to Say than a Simple GOOD BYE… Pranshu Jaiswal F.Y.B.C.A.

THINK POSITIVE Today is going to be a great day!

I can handle more than I think I Can! Things don't get better by worrying about them!

I can be satisfied if I try to do my best!

There is always something to be happy about!

I am going to make some one happy today!

It is not good to be down!

Life is great, make the most of it!

Mayur Biche T.Y.B.Com.

LIFE What is life no one knows?

We still live it from the time, The sun rise, Sorrows and pleasures all Come our way, They come and go from Day to day Loved by friends and Hated by goes, Yet what is life no one Knows?

Appreciated and respected Until you do something Unexpected Yet it is suspected that What it is life no one knows?

We still like it from the time The sun rise!!

Mayur Biche T.Y.B.Com.

WHY???

Sometime life seems a big mystery Just watching how they are But not how we are Commenting others even good in their own way We see beautiful scenes and nature But not on our own If we see, give time else A big hidden sense and natures are As god gift have some unique ideas and creativity Just give a time to open and let it out But the question is why??

Why the world is not as before?

Changes coming in their characters, attitudes Why our own besties passing comments, Being jealous, helpless?

Why no care, no love, No co-operation, no positive attitude?

Why?? Why?? Why??

Richa Mahato S.Y.B.B.A.

Humanity Humanity man is forgetting Humanity Man is busy in his own duty He is ignoring society He searches only for property He wants any how royalty He is forgetting loyalty Man wants more and more money For that he cats been honey He does not bother about any He wants to be be happy to be be happy And sunny Man assumes him self to be god But he is full of fraud He is really odd How can he be a great god Domination is his good tool With anger he is full Palling others to rule No where is he useful He has become really a fool Humanity Humanity man is forgetting Humanity Ranjeet N.Bhogal T Y BCA

PAPER PLANE Long are the dreams gone out the window?

Folded and thrown like a paper plane.

Blown by the wind, away from the shore, Never to return through the window pane.

Broken by the world, shattered into pieces, They were the drug making my life insane.

They gave life worth, they gave life meaning, Din't let me feely lonely walking an empty lane.

They gave me strength, they gave me hope, They gave me light under clouds of rain.

If world is diff, dreams are the ladder, And from new dreams you can rise again.

I will rise again; my dreams will come back, Like the wind gives wings to a paper plane…!

Pankaj Singh F.Y.B.B.M. (IB)

FOR A WONDERFUL TEACHER I can't express my feeling about you, But I am still trying to do so.

Only because you have given me the power to imagine.

You always have been a source of Inspiration for me.

Only you inspire me to do my best.

In each and every stage of life, You have guided me.

And I know whenever I will be alone Then your guidance will help Me to find the way.

You have helped me to set my goals.

And with your guidance, One day I will be able to achieve All which I have set……

With your encouragement, I can overcome any hindrance which Comes in my way.

You have guided me in every stage.

Whenever I thought I am worthless; you were always there to encourage me.

You are the guiding star for me.

Thank you for all that you have done for me.

And I know that you are always With me to guide me…

KIRTIKA TOLANI T.Y.B.Com.

LIFE Life is a very simple word, But it is hard to understand.

Life is a one word name for, Love, care, mercy, sympathy.

Some people; live for love and others; love for living.

In everyone's life there are UPS and DOWNS‌.

And, one who has learned to live happily at any stage of life, only they knows the meaning of life.

True loves make life a boon; but a false love makes life hell.

Life is like a mystery‌.

Easy to get in but hard to get rid of it.

Life can be lived happily when, One has learned to cheer someone else.

COLLEGE DAYS!!

A couple of friends, some lousy trends Sounds of laughter, making perfect blend.

A someone special, and your heart melts Background music, making it more intense A playfull class and extremely classic mates Having gossip hours, never to end.

A wonderful morning .sleepy in my bed Not a single day went, when i had to pretend.

Everything around seemed so blessed, years came and years went, College end.......?!

Who knew what it meant!!!

Trisha Gupta

KIRTIKA TOLANI T.Y.B.Com.

LIFE Life is a challenge Life is a Gift Life is an Adventure Life is a Sorrow Life is a Tragedy Life is a Duty Life is a Game Life is a Mystery Life is a song Life is an Opportunity Life is a Journey Life is a promise Life is a Love Life is a beauty Life is a Spirit Life is a struggle Life is a Puzzle Life is a Goal

-

Ashwini Vethekar F.Y.B.Sc. (Comp.Sci.)

Meet it.

Accept it.

Dare it.

Overcome it.

Face it.

Perform it.

Play it.

Untold it.

Sing it.

Take it.

Complete it.

Fulfil it.

Enjoy it.

Praise it.

Reutize it.

Fight it.

Solve it.

Achieve it.

Defination of LIFE |is a package of sorrows & Joys.

L |is cup of tea,enjoy it sip by sip. |is bunch of surprises.

I |is a song,sing it from your heart. |is a river, just follow the flow.

F |is a teacher learn at every stop. |is a puzzle, solve it carefully.

E |is a rock climb it patiently. |is journey from birth to death. |Last but not the least, LIFE is GOD's greatest gift accept it gracefully.

Nilima Purane M.Sc. (Comp.Sci.) - I

WONDERFULL CALCULATION 1*9+2=11 12*9+3=111 123*9+4=1111 1234*9+5=11111 12345*9+6=111111 123456*9+6=1111111 1234567*9+7=1111111 12345678*9+8=11111111 123456789*9+9=11111111 Nilima Purane M.Sc. (Comp.Sci.) - I

What is SUCCESSFUL? S : Sympathetic U : Understanding C : Careing C : Confident E : Effective S : Smiling S : Smart F : Friendly U : Unique L : Loving Nilima Purane M.Sc. (Comp.Sci.) - I

ETHICS IN BUSINESS Ethics are Moral Guidelines or Code 07 Conduct Which Govern Good Behaviors, So behaving ethically is doing what is morally right. Ethics in business are nothing but the do's and don't by the business men used in business. Behaving ethically in business is widely regarded as good business practice. This is supported by this Quotation: "A Business that makes nothing but money is poor kind of business.�

So business men except caring out their own business activities should take care their social responsibility by having welfare activities for social development.

Moreover, Ethics are not only Crucial in business but also in all elements of life due to the fact that it is the essential component and the foundation on which the Society is developed. A Business or society that lacks ethical principles is bound to fail sooner or later.

In short success & prosperity of a person, business and society is based on Ethics.

OF THE BIG IDEAS IN YOU‌!!!

You means human, human who himself is full of mystery and need lots of efforts to be discovered. But have discovered too many things in the World. The world where human beings were living in caves, having simple life & couldn't expect today's world. So how that Happend?

How world has changed dramatically? And has amazed human about their own ultimate power.

The answer is the Ideas, the creative and big ideas of human being is the seed whose fruit is this modern world.

The World where people are facilitated by Varities of machines, Electronic Equipment, lunusious Houses & Buildings & Technology. No just this but humans are changed internally & mentally. Todays Cencepts, Life Styles, Beliefs, Cusems and Manners are Totally Different from the Past. So we are Modernized Mentally as Well.

Till Now We Have Seen Just The Power of Human Beings Not The Ultimate Power Whose Result is the Coming Era , more Modern and Technology Prevailing in Every Corner of The World.

In Short we should not be amazed about Todays Fast Going World or Nature around us but About Nature Which is Within Ourselves.

Manzoora Noori BBM(IB)

Global cloud traffic will increase 12-fold by 2015 Krunal A Chandratre M.Sc. Comp. Sci. (SEM II) This document gives information about global cloud computing traffic will grow 12-fold from 130 exabytes to reach a total of 1.6 zettabytes annually by 2015. Now what is cloud computing "The concept, quite simply, is that vast computing resources will reside somewhere out (rather than in your computer room) and we'll connect to them and use them as needed.�

Keywords- Global, Cloud computing, Traffic Cloud is the fastest growing component of data center traffic, which itself will grow 4-fold at a 33 percent CAGR to reach 4.8 zettabytes annually by 2015. Cloud is also estimated today to be 11 percent of data center traffic, growing to more than 33 percent of the total by 2015. Cloud is becoming a critical element for the future of information technology (IT) and delivery of video and content.

Layers of cloud computing:-

The vast majority of the data center traffic is not caused by end users but by the data centers and clouds themselves undertaking activities that are largely transparent to end users - like backup and replication. By 2015, 76 percent of data center traffic will remain within the data center itself as workloads migrate between various virtual machines and background tasks take place, 17 percent of the total traffic leaves the data center to be delivered to the end user, while an additional 7 percent of total traffic is generated between data centers through activities such as cloud-bursting, data replication and updates.

Following are the important features that i would like to highlight: Cloud will account for one-third of total data center traffic.

Global cloudtraffic growing twice as fast as global data center traffic.

Global data center traffic growth: a four-fold increase by 2015.

Data center traffic sources: Most stays within the data center itself.

Peak end-user activity more than 2.5 times average in 2015.

Workload transition.

Global cloud readiness.

Benefits of cloud computing by 2015:Reduced Cost.

Increased Storage.

Flexibility.

Mobility (Access anywhere).

Elastic scalability and pay-as-you-go.

Data Protection (Security).

Global Market growth (grow at a 30% CAGR).

Problems of cloud computing by 2015.

Software:Data traffic.

Data Privacy.

Data Security.

Performance.

Hardware:Faster Devices.

Big Data Centers.

Better Energy Efficiency.

Speed of microprocessors

Intel速 Xeon速 Processor 5600 Series is the future of cloud computing.

Better Energy Efficiency Performance Leadership Secure Virtualization

Cloud Computing is expected to become completely secure by 2015.

Cloud backup.

Cloud storage.

Computer backup.

Data storage.

Desktop storage.

File storage.

Online backup.

Online storage.

PC backup.

Windows backup.

Future conclusions:Instead of Becoming 12-Fold in 2015, the future of cloud computing is secure.

Problems, as stated above will be easily eradicated.

New devices like Intel速 Xeon速 Processor 5600 would be launched to make the hardware more faster.

Technologies would upgrade. Till 2015 10G will come. Where the problem of Internet speed would be eradicated.

"Emerging Trends & Future Challenges for India to Develop As A Global Medical Destination"

Introduction Tourism is traveling for predominantly recreational or leisure purposes or the provision of services to support this leisure travel. There are two elements in tourism; the journey to the destination and the stay including activities at the destination; The journey and the stay take place outside the normal place of residence and work, so that tourism gives rise to activities, which are distinct from those of the resident and working populations of the places, through which tourists travel and in which they stay; The movement to destinations is of a temporary, short-term character, with intention to return within a few days, weeks or months.

Tourists are people who "travel to and stay in places outside their usual environment for not more than one consecutive year for leisure, business and other purposes not related to the exercise of an activity remunerated from within the place visited".

Tourism has become a popular global leisure activity. Tourism activity involves a complex mixture of material and psychological elements.

The material ones include accommodation, transportation, the attractions and entertainment available. The psychological factors include a wide spectrum of attitudes and expectations. The traveling decisions are influenced by the potential tourist to enrich their knowledge or information bank. World cultural heritage and national cultural heritage attracts various travelers with the motto of gaining a better understanding of developments taking place elsewhere.

Tourism is a composite industry which consists of various segments which can produce a wide range of products and services. The motivational aspects which influence the traveling decisions can be categorized as physical motivators, cultural

motivators, inter personal motivators and status and prestige motivators.

Tourism is now widely recognized as the world's largest industry and its growth is creating rapid social, economic and environmental changes which require detailed understanding and measures to manage it. Tourism can be categorized: Purpose wise: Recreational, Cultural, Adventure/ Sports, Health, Seminars and conventions and Incentives.

Topography wise: Domestic (inbound), out bound or international individual level or in groups.

Overview of the tourism Industry in Indian context In recent years tourism has emerged as a major economic activity that is employment oriented and earns foreign exchange. India's tourism industry has also recorded phenomenal growth, the unprecedented growth has made it the third largest foreign exchange earner after gem and jewellery and ready-made garments industry.

The Government of India has set up a separate Tourism Department in 1973 within the States to identify and develop the tourism potential in the respective States. Like other industrial projects, tourism projects too involve professional management, capital investment, special skills and training.

As per the World Travel & Tourism Council, the tourism industry in India is likely to generate US$ 121.4 billion of economic activity by 2015 and Hospitality sector has the potential to earn US$ 24 billion in foreign exchange by 2015.

Medical Tourism Medical tourism in India is an upcoming concept which includes both treatment as well as tourism.

India is one of the countries that have deliberately set out to be a dominant medical tourism destination.

Globalization has caused many countries to evaluate their economical strengths and weaknesses, as well as reassess products or services in which nations can benefit. One such product and service that has emerged over the past decade is medical tourism.

Medical tourism involves the practice of citizens exercising their personal healthcare choices in less restrictive areas. It is the traveling by candidate service recipient's from one institution or country where treatment is not available to another institution or country where they can obtain medical services and innovative treatments they desire.

Despite the less restrictive policies that encourage this business, these services often can also be offered as a lower-cost and more-timely option.

A recent trend has shown that people from developed countries are seeking treatment from the health professionals from developing countries. This preferential shift is broadly termed as 'Medical Tourism'. However, medical tourism, as a concept, has been there for quite a few years. Medical tourists are people from the industrialized and developed nations such as USA, Europe, Australia and The Middle East.

Medical tourism is emerging as a major source for

inflow of foreign currency in developing countries, especially India. It serves the twin needs of the ailing patients as well as the economically sick destination countries.

India as a health care tourism destination India has made significant advances as a healthcare destination. Healthcare service industry is one of the flourishing sectors of the Indian economy which is cashing in on the opportunities that liberalization of markets around the globe opened.

The Indian medical tourism industry is growing at an annual rate of 30 percent it caters to patients chiefly from the US, Europe, West Asia and Africa.

Medical tourism is the pursuit of medical care abroad and simultaneously engagement in conventional forms of tourism, important reason being the rising cost of medical care in developed countries.

India has always been a favorite tourist destination among many holiday makers. The Indian tradition, culture and heritage, its food and spices have always attracted tourists from every corners of the world. So tourism combined with medical treatment has lead to the concept of medical tourism and no wonder being the leader in medical treatment as well as tourism, India will prosper in the medical tourism industry.

The medical tourism in India has been greatly successful in earning huge revenues for the country. India is a land of diverse culture with a wide selection of interests that draw a large

number of international tourists.

What makes India attractive for Health care Tourism?

India is one of the cheapest healthcare tourism hubs in the world especially for advanced life saving surgeries. ·The cost factor, the medical costs incurred in India is one tenth of the costs incurred in western countries. India is capitalizing on its low costs and highly trained doctors to appeal to these medical tourists. ·India offers the best treatments in conventional medicine: Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Naturopathy and Yoga and modern medicine such as cardiology, orthopedic surgery, eye care, gynecology, cosmetic surgery and dental surgery. ·Medical tourists are people from the industrialized and developed nations such as USA, Europe, Australia and The Middle East. These nations have either provide free medical treatment for their citizens or the citizens are covered under medical insurance. In case of free medical treatment in Great Britain, Canada and many Middle East countries, waiting period for the desired treatment is so long that many patients do not survive the date their turn comes. In other places, like USA, where people are covered under medical insurance, the cost of treatment is so high that the Insurance Companies charge a high premium from the beneficiary.

·Foreign patients can get package deals including flights, transfers, hotels, treatment and postoperative vacation for their medical visits to India. ·Many foreign patients prefer to combine their leisure and relaxation visits to India with healthcare. ·The Government of India is encouraging medical tourism in the country by offering tax breaks and export incentives to participating hospitals. In addition, the Government has cleared medical visas without delay and hassle free. ·India's private hospitals have gained international recognition for their state-of-the-art facilities and diagnostic centres besides unsurpassed skills. Their technology and procedures are on par with hospitals in developed nations. ·India has some great hospitals, doctors, nurses and other medical services that has made India one of leading countries in the field of medical tourism.

Some of the top rated hospitals in India offering medical tourism include: Apollo Hospitals, B M Birla heart research center, packages for various heart diseases and surgery are available, Charakas Ayurvedia Nursing Home offers Ayurvedic treatment along with health spa Vellore Hospital Specialty Ranbaxy Limited, cost effective diagnostic center.

Medical tourism destinations Asia China India Israel Jordan Singapore Malaysia Philippines UAE

America Argentina Bolivia Brazil Columbia Cuba Jamaica Mexico United States

Europe Germany Belgium Hungary Lithuania Poland

Africa South Africa

Source: Reproductive 'tourism' USA Today May, 2010

Health Care products in India The growing pace of lifestyle has coupled with itself variable number of problems at personal and at social level. Lifestyle diseases have emerged from the demanding and hectic pace of life led by people today, thus there is a need to de-stress and increase involvement in leisure activities. Increase in awareness to keep oneself healthy coupled with rise in standard of living have led to increase in demand for quality healthcare services.

Medical tourism has emerged as one of the best options available throughout the globe.

Millions of individuals come every year from world wide to get treated and then enjoy their recuperative holidays across India. Innumerable products are in existence in India but the study is restricted to selective few products: Dental Treatment includes dental surgery and dental care. The cost of dental care is the western countries are approximately 10 times more than that in India.

Medical tourism India offers several dental packages the cost paid in western countries for dental care, the same can be done in multi specialty clinics and hospitals India - and this can be clubbed with a grand holiday in India which comes for free as the cost of dental treatment in India is nearly a tenth compared to western and European countries. Dental treatment in India is inexpensive as compared to the western countries.

Dental treatment Dental Scanning - Intra mouth , Surgical Intervention under general anesthesia ,Ceramic caps without gold under microscopic control , Prosthesis on the implant ,Vertical and horizontal bone grafting ,Gum Grafting , Palatal orthodontics , Fluoride treatments for children , Dental Bonding , Dental Bridges, Caps, Crowns , Dental Fillings & Implants Dentures , Root Canals , Teeth Whitening , Tooth Reshaping etc.

In US and European nations dentists charge $300 to $400 for a dental filling while in India the treatment costs around $20 to $40.

Ayurveda – Yoga: Ayurveda, the ancient traditional method of treatment involving combinations of herbal medicines, physical massages and various other forms of therapy, offers excellent remedies for many illnesses. The benefits of Ayurveda are being enjoyed by medical tourists coming from countries like the US, Canada, South America, UK, Germany, France, Sweden, Netherlands, entire Europe so to say. Many other wellness seekers are also coming from countries like Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, UAE, Oman, Jordan, Egypt, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Singapore, Korea, Japan, etc.

Ayurveda therapies comprising of Panchkarma, Rejuvenation, Detoxification, Body Purification, Stress and Strain Management, Holistic Wellness, Beauty and Weight Loss along with yoga and meditation .The expensive way of perfection to details can be enjoyed at many of the exclusive Spas in India.

be cured.

Naturopathy Use of different therapies that are mainly natural and nontoxic, with no side effects, which includes nutrition, botanical medicine, hydrotherapy, physical medicine, and counseling.

Naturopathy has been being used to treat diseases since ancient times. Its effectiveness is remarkable as "nature is healer of all diseases" and this principal when followed gives tremendous relief from diseases. This concept is highly respected and practiced in India and there are many Naturopathy Centers in India where you get International quality facilities and treatment. It involves herbs, foods, fasting, and water and tissue manipulation. It is the most gentle treatment procedures that go parallel with the body's own healing powers. You only assist the nature in healing you or rejuvenating you the natural way!

The whole practice of Nature cure is broadly based on the following three principles:

Medical tourism as an indicator for economic growth It is the largest service industry globally in terms of gross revenue as well as foreign exchange earnings. The medical tourism industry in India is presently earning revenues of $333 million. Encouraged by the incredible pace of growth exhibited by the industry, the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and McKinsey have predicted that the industry will grow to earn additional revenue of $2.2 billion by 2012.

路 Accumulation of morbid matter 路 Abnormal composition of blood and lymph 路 Lowered vitality

Meanwhile, several hospitals in the country are seeking to take advantage of the booming medical tourism industry.

They are investing largely in acquiring equipments, size and skills.

It believes in giving a chance to our body itself to recuperate, by primarily stressing on correcting all the factors involved. A Naturopathya physician thus helps in Nature's effort to overcome disease by applying correct natural modalities and controlling the natural forces to work within safe limits. The five main modalities of treatment are through air, water, heat, mud and space.

Yoga / Meditation Yoga is a means of balancing and harmonizing the body, mind and emotions. Physical and mental therapy is one of the most important achievements of yoga bringing holistic harmony to mind and body. Yoga serves well being of society and humanity, as scores of ailments are possible to

Meditation means abstinence from actions. In meditation the main derived (1) improved mental functioning, (2) the mind becomes calmer (3) larger perspectives and increasing clarity of thought; and (4) destructive habits are dropped away with minimal conscious effort and there is a realization of spiritual growth.

Share of Tourism Sector in India in GDP of the Nation According to the Travel & Tourism Competitiveness Report 2009 brought out by the World Economic Forum, the contribution of travel and tourism to gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to be at US$ 187.3 billion by 2019. The report also states that real GDP growth for travel and tourism economy is expected to achieve an average of 7.7 per cent per annum over the next 10 years. Export earnings from international visitors and tourism goods are expected to generate US$ 51.4 billion (nominal terms) by 2019. Furthermore, the sector which accounted for 6.4 per cent of total employment in 2009 is estimated to rise to 7.2 per cent of total employment by 2019.

SWOT of Indian Medical Tourism Strengths · Low cost of medical treatment - Prime India Medical Tourism Driver · Experienced & talented pool of Medical Professionals. · English is the most preferred language of communication in hospitals and medical centres · Strong Private Hospital Infrastructure · Government support in terms of incentives and long term stay in India · Familiarity of Western Patients with Indian Doctors.

Weaknesses · India is lagging behind in the competitive market due to the lack of adequate budgetary support for promotion and marketing as compared to some of the competing destinations, including those in India's neighborhood. · Taxation norms related to tourism industry, imposition of service tax and fringe benefit tax.

Opportunities: · Increasing number of health insurance plans will extend their networks to include selected health care institutions around the world and will provide incentives to encourage beneficiaries to use off shore facilities for expensive surgical procedures. · Modern well equipped hospitals in some areas of India serve the role of regional referral centre for patients from poor neighboring countries providing low cost services. · To provide for brighter prospects for the industry, the hospitals can also acquire international accreditation, integrate traditional and clinical treatments and offer end-to-end value added services by tying up with tour

operators, airline carriers and hotel companies. Hospitals can also allow foreign patients to pay through credit and ensure proper support services to foreign patients after they return to their native countries. · Government of India can also reinforce its support through quick visa processing, improved flight connectivity and infrastructure development.

Challenges: · Selection of the best possible destination for the specific service poses a challenge to the medical tourist. · Safety of the patients or tourists visiting India. · Cultural and Psychological barriers of the hosts towards outsiders. · Government restrictions imposed on tourists.

Recommendations · Initiative should be taken in creating a unique brand for Indian tourism which is vibrant and based on sustainable development. · Setting up hotels on the surplus land available in the vicinity of Airport Authority of India or near International Airports within the prescribed norms. · Developing effective marketing plans and strategies for sustainable development. · Market research should be conducted in the areas of tourism services and products, their pricing, security issues, safety and quality etc. · Usage of the various technological tools, including the internet, for advertising for greater and wider impact. · Further, encourage ecommerce portals to extend effective marketing support to small and medium enterprises and also offer competitive packages. · Publicity and materials used for promotional aspects should be made tax free.

路Tourism training should be imparted at the institutional level to create the awareness of new niche areas of tourism.

Conclusion: In long run, medical tourism can become one of the niche areas for revenue generation as there is an increasing trend in the number of visitors coming to India for various treatments.

Varsity of health care products in diversified areas renders multiple choices to the foreign tourists which can be one of the factors for capturing the larger market.

Prof. Prashant Kalshetti, HOD - BBA & BBM (IB) The detailed paper has been published in Journal of banking, Information technology and Management (ISSN 0972-902X)

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3) dmMZ, Aä`mg H$aVmZm ì`Ë`` `oUma Zmhr, `mMr _r H$miOr KoB©Z. 4) _r ñdV:H$S>o `m Ñï>rZo nmhrZ, H$s, _mÂ`mOdi Mm§Jbo _Z Amho, _mÂ`mOdi CÎm_ ldUeŠVr Amho. _bm gd© Jmoï>rV ag Amho. _r CÎm_ àH$maMo {ejU KoUma Amhoo, _bm CÎm_ àH$mao bj H|${ÐV H$aVm `oVo Am{U _bm OrdZmV `e {_idVm `oB©bM. Am{U darb gd© Jmoï>r gmÜ` H$amd`mÀ`m AgVrb Va Ë`mgmR>r Vw_À`mOdi hmoH$mamË_H$ AmË_à{V_m, hmoH$mamË_H$ {dMmagaUr hdr. Ü`o` JmR>Ê`mnydu, hmVm_Ü`o KoVboë`m H$m_m_Ü`o _r `eñdr hmoUmaM hmoUma! Agm nwZ:nwÝhm Cƒma Ho$bm H$s, Vr Jmoï> AmnmoAmn hñVJV hmoVo. hmoH$mamË_H$ YmoaUo, Ü`o`o EH$m H$mS>m©da {bhÿZ H$mT>m. Vo H$mS>© {IemV R>odm Am{U amoO Vo nhmV Mbm. H$mS>m©_Yrb ñd`§gyMZm Vm|S>nmR> hmoVrb, Am{U Vw_À`m OrdZmV Am{U {dMmagaUrV ~Xb Pmë`mdmMyZ amhUma Zmhr.

XaamoO AmË_g§_mohZmMo Xhm/n§Yam {_{ZQ>o gÌ gwé R>odë`mg ~è`mM X¡Z§{XZ Jmoï>tda {dMmam§da {Z`§ÌU R>odUo gmono OmVo. Am{U Ë`m_wio OmñVrV OmñV doi Mm§Jbo H$m_ H$aVm `oVo. CXm. `mgmR>r Vwåhr ñdV:bm H$moUË`m gyMZm H$amd`mg hì`m Vo nmhm.

1) {XdgmVrb H$mhr doi _r _mÂ`m nŒH¥$Vr gwYmaUoH$S>o bj XoB©Z. 2) H$mhr doi _Z ewÕ H$aÊ`mgmR>r IM© H$arZ 3) amoO {Z`{_VnUo WmoS>mgm ì`m`m_ H$arZ 4) earamg nyU© {dlm§Vr, nyU© Pmon {_iob `mMr H$miOr KoB©Z. 5) Mm§Jbo, ñdm{Xï>, Amamo½`Xm`H$ AÞM godZ H$arZ 6) ñdÀN>VoMo gd©gmYmaU {Z`_ nmirZ. 7) Yw_ŒnmZ, _ÚnmZ hr g_ñ`m earamg KmVH$ Amho, Vr H$YrM CX²^dy XoUma Zmhr.

8) H$m_ d Ioi `m§À`mV g_Vmob amIrZ. 9) R>am{dH$M H$mhr doi _Zmoa§OZmV KmbdrZ. 10) Mm§Jbm {dMma H$am`bm bmdVrb - Mm§Jbo dmQ>ob WmoS>Š`mV Mm§Jbo AmMma, {dMma, H¥$VtMr gd` _r ñdV:g bmdyZ KoB©Z.

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darb {dMmaYmaUo_wio, Vw_À`m Am`w_m©ZmV dmT> hmoB©b, bmoH$m§er A{YH$ Mm§Jbo O_dyZ KoVm `oB©b, Zdo ì`{º$_Îd àmá Pmë`mà_mUo Vw_Mm H$m`mH$ën hmoB©b d ñdV:er A{YH$ Mm§Jbo O_ob.

Amnë`m OrdZmMo VÎdkmZ ~Z{dÊ`mgmR>r _XV hmoB©b. {Od§V amhUo ho "d§S>a\w$b' Amho - gd© bmoH$ _ybV:M Mm§Jbo AgVmV - OrdZmMm Cn^moJ KoUo hm Amnbm h¸$ Amho- gwIr hmoÊ`mMm Amnë`mbm h¸$ Amho. - Vmo {_iy eHo$b - {_imbmM nm{hOo - Am{U {_idy - CÎm_ àH¥$Vr - A{YH$ gwI - A{YH$ `e!

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2) _r OodyZ am{hbr Amho.

3) Vy Hw$R>o Jobm hmoVm? 4) Vy Hw$R>o Jobr hmoVr? 5) Vy dmng `odyZ Om. 6) ho KoD$Z Ko. 7) Vy H$mD$Z aSy>Z am{hbr Amho?

8) Ë`mbm XoD$Z Xoerb.

9) _bm AmR>dU `odyZ am{hbr Amho.

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SPORTS

Mission: Install values and life-skills to achieve success.

Provide quality-based sport experiences and holistic development of student-athletes.

Infuse equality, team spirit and harmony amongst everyone.

Vision: Embrace the 6 core values of responsibility, respect, trustworthiness, fairness, caring and citizenship.

Achieve excellence in sports.

To provide adequate infrastructure facilities for sports and games so that students choose and participate in the events for which they have flair.

To spot and groom the sports talent.

To foster, better human relations through sports and games.

To imbibe in the students discipline, leadership qualities, courage and the sense of belonging through sports activities.

To train the students to receive success and defeat equanimously.

The college sports department works in consultation with the sports committee comprising teachers and Physical Education Director, Mr. Kishor Pathare in ICCS. The sports committee plans sports schedule for each academic year. The college has a sports field for different games like Football, Volley ball and including a special Basket ball court. Indoor sports like Chess, Table tennis, etc. are equally encouraged.

The college has a healthy practice of giving priority to outstanding sport persons during admissions. Being a prestigious institution in the city, there is a great demand for admission under sports quota.

An impressively large number of students took part in the various Inter-collegiate competitions which were organised by the Pune Dist. Sports Zone - Pune University. Many students have been selected for Inter-Zonal, Inter-University level competitions. We had some outstanding players like ANIKET JADHAV ( Basketball ) & ROSHAN POOJARI ( Boxing ) who have participated for the ALL INDIA UNIVERSITY competition and represented the UNIVERSITY OF PUNE. We also organised inter class competition in Volleyball, Basketball, Table Tennis and Chess for the promotion of mass participation of students in the field of sports. The main objective of this activity is that maximum students can participate in sports. It was also a great stress buster for students. Near about 200 students participated and performed well in sports. Not only students, but our Teaching & Non teaching staff members also participated and enjoyed the sports.

Whenever and wherever we got an opportunity to participate in the various competitions we did not fail to show our students talent. Our students have participated in the various events and won the prizes listed below :

Sr. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

ICCS Winner Team in Pune District Inter

ICCS Winner Team in Invitational Inter Collegiate

Football competition 2011-12.

Basketball competition 2011-12.

Name Of the Student Sharma Rohit Sunil Nirmalkar Abhishek Muley Rishikesh R. Sharma Siddharth S. Lunawat Harshad V. Shetty Shivprasad Bagnaik Ashish J. Garg Mohit M. Lateef Yawar Jain Kaushal M. Nikam Vishal Vilas Thakur Rohit Satish Mittal Rahul S. Naidu Abhijeet B. More Aniket S. Rajguru Atul A.

Class M. Sc.-1 S.Y.B.B.M. F.Y.B.COM. S.Y.B.Sc. F.Y.B.COM. S.Y.B.COM. T.Y.B.COM. T.Y.B.COM. S.Y.B.B.M. T.Y.B.COM. F.Y.B.C.A. S.Y.B.COM. S.Y.B.COM. S.Y.B.COM. S.Y.B.COM. T.Y.B.C.A.

Sr. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Name Of the Student Yelwande Kunal Pradeep Singh Rahul Varma Soju George Jadhav Aniket Jadhav Milind Sabin Verghese

Class F.Y.B.Com. M.Com.-I T.Y.B.Sc. T.Y.B.B.A. S.Y.B.Com. S.Y.B.Sc. S.Y.B.Com.

From Inter- collegiate competitions following students were selected for the Inter Zonal Level Competitions

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NAME Sharma Siddharth Lunawat Harshad More Aniket Rajguru Atul Saurabh Salwane Aniket Jadhav Verma Rahul Roshan Poojari Rishikesh Muley

EVENT Football Football Football Football P. Shooting Basketball Basketball Boxing Badminton

VENUE Ahmadnagar mahavidyalaya, A’nagar Ahmadnagar mahavidyalaya, A’nagar Ahmadnagar mahavidyalaya, A’nagar Ahmadnagar mahavidyalaya, A’nagar A.Garware Mahavidyalaya, Pune Kala- Wanijya Mahavidyalaya, Chakan Kala- Wanijya Mahavidyalaya, Chakan B.J.S. Mahavidyalaya,Wagholi Modern College, Pune

From Inter Zonal Level Competition, the following players were selected to represent the University of Pune Teams.

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NAME Sharma Siddharth Lunawat Harshad Aniket Jadhav Roshan Poojari

EVENT Football Football Basketball Boxing

VENUE Barktulla University, Bhopal Barktulla University, Bhopal Rajasthan University, Jaipur Lovely Professional University, Punjab

Best Player Of The Year 2011-2012 Name : Aniket Jadhav Class : S.Y.B.Com. Event : Basketball Venue : Rajasthan Uni., Jaipur Achievements : Sr. No. 1 2 3 4

Tournament All India University West Zone University Sr. State Championship Sr. Dist. Championship

Venue Jaipur Jaipur Nagpur Deccan Gymkhana

Position IV - PLACE I I - PLACE I - PLACE I - PLACE

Inter Collegiate & Invitational Inter Collegiate Tournament: No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Name Rohit Sharma Geethu Menon Datta Pawar Shrutika Chachar Frince Francis Team Event Team Event Team Event Team Event Team Event Team Event Team Event Team Event

Event Carrom Carrom Bowling Slow cycling Slow cycling Football Football Football Football Football Basketball Basketball Volleyball

Achievements Second place Second place Third place First place Third place Winner Winner Third place Winner Third place Runners up Winner Winner

Organised By NIEM NIEM NIEM NIEM NIEM Inter collegiate – U.O.P. Sinhgad institute NIEM Mulshi Inst. Of Retail Mgmt.

Symbiosis, Lavale Inter collegiate – U.O.P. M.U.C.C., Pimpri Flame Institute, Lavale

We also organized inter class competition in Volleyball, Basketball, Table Tennis and Chess for the promotion of mass participation of students in the field of sports. The main objective of this activity was that maximum students can participate in sports. It was also a great stress buster for students.

Near about 200 students participated and performed well in this event.

Inter Class Competitions Team Events Volleyball – Boys Winner Team - T.Y.B.C.A 1 Kaushal 2 Arjun Singh 3 Atul Rajguru 4 Satveer Singh 5 Chandrashekhar G. 6 Jitendra Borade 7 Chandan Sharma 8 Rahul Zarekar Basketball – Boys Winner Team - T.Y.B.C.A 1 Rahul Verma 2 Pritam Kadam 3 Aakash Shrivastav 4 Ankish Tiwari 5 Mangesh Dange 6 Sanket Sangale 7 Gaurav Raju

Runner Up Team - F.Y.B.C.A 1 Sagar Walke 2 Pratik Dhonde 3 Dilipkumar Purohit 4 Vishal Nikam 5 Akshay Dharashivkar 6 Devanshu Thakkar 7 Suhas Manga 8 Vinay Yadav 9 Pravin Tiwari Runner Up Team - F.Y.B.C.A 1 Aniket Jadhav 2 Sabin Varghese 3 Saurabh Singh 4 Dennis Thomas 5 Mayur Temgire

Individual Event NO. 1 2 1 2 1 2

NAME Bombay Riram Siddhant Mahajan Yawar Lateef Mandeep Singh Hetal Makhecha Anagha Choudhari

EVENT CHESS CHESS T. T. MEN T. T. MEN T. T.WOMEN T. T.WOMEN

RESULTS Winner Runner Up Winner Runner Up Winner Runner Up

CLASS F.Y.B.COM S.Y.B.C.A S.Y.B.B.M. S.Y.B.Sc. F.Y.B.B.A F.Y.B.B.A

Winning Team( Vijaydurg) with Tarita Madam

Winning Team Members : Prakash Sathe, Sandip Phanse, Mahendra Pawar, Nandkumar Shinde, Uday Satvekar, Harshal Papal, Ashwin Mohite, Dinesh Khodge, Atul Waikar, Somnath Bothe, Rahul Marathe with Winner's Trophy

Not only students, but our Teaching & Non teaching staff members also participated and enjoyed the sports. For our Teaching & Non teaching staff we organized Late Shri. Shankarrao Wakalkar Cricket Tournament-2012 for staff members of IGI.

Debating Competition

5th Year of Late Shri. Shankarrao Wakalkar State Level Debating Competition 2012

DEBATING COMPETITION Late Shri. Shankarrao Wakalkar Debating Competition has entered into its successful fifth year. This event has emerged as a prestigious and grandly awaited competition for all the colleges in Maharashtra. It has enthrolled magnimus debators of students into the society. The seeds of debating skills are sown into the creativity cultivating minds of the young buds which will be seen as a huge tree in future. This is an attempt to provide thoughtful, inspired and creative minds to the larger social, educational and political ventures.

The judges for the competition were Prof. n R.M.Indi(Dean, Sinhgad Institute, Kondhwa) & Mr. Nitin Paregaonkar(a well known theatre artist and film personality). n Competition was inaugurated by hands of Prof.

Yashwant Pathak in the august presence of Smt. Sarita Wakalkar, Ms.Tarita Shankar, Chairperson of IGI & Prof. Chetan Wakalkar, Group Director, IGI.

Total 46 teams from 25 colleges participated this year in the competition. n

This year, the topic for the competition was

' Social Networking - boon or curse'.

Social networking - Can any one be aloof from this modern media? Let one be a student, teacher, businessman or entrepreneur, each one of us directly or indirectly is associated with some or few social networking sites. But though it seems surprisingly simple to use these sites, at the same time it is also venerable for its misuse. So what to do with this facility? This question which is put in front of each one of us- right from classroom to parliament, we put this question to the students. n Prof. (Dr.) Yashwant Pathak( Head, Sant Dnyandeo Adhyasan, University of Pune) was the chief guest for the Debate Competition.

Colleges like Fergusson, MIT College, Kaweri College, Y. B. Patil Polytechnic, College of Computer Science, Balaji College and Ranade Institute, various departments of Pune University Participated in the competition and made it a grand success. n

Winning Team Indira School of Communication (Team members :Gandharv Jain and Preeti Bisvas) Individual Prizes 1st Prize: Gandharv Jain ( Indira School of Communication) 2nd Prize: Manashree Pathak ( Pune University) 3rd Prize: Sachin Pawar ( Fergusson College ) 1st Consolation: Gayatri Rohit (Kaveri College) 2nd Consolation: Reshmi Bagechi (ICCS)

Inauguration of Debating Competition: Chief Guest Prof.

(Dr.)Yashwant Pathak, Pune University, Smt. Sarita Wakalkar, Chairperson Ms. Tarita Shankar, Prof. Chetan Wakalkar, Judges Prof. R. M. Indi and Mr. Nitin Paregaonkar.

All Winners with staff.

Gusto v6 Energy, enthusiasm and enjoyment- the three E's are the essence of the word Gusto. And nobody could fit better into these words than the Indiraites!!!

For six years, Gusto- the flagship youth festival featuring various management, IT and cultural events, hosted by Indira college of Commerce and Science and the Indira College of Pharmacy, has served as the platform for interaction and learning to countless undergraduate students from the city of Pune and beyond. Brilliantly guided and organized by Mr. Prashant Kalshetti, HOD (BBA & BBM) and encouraged by Dr. Anjali KalkarPrincipal in-charge, Prof. Janardan Pawar- Viceprincipal and Mr. Vijay Rajopadhye - Registrar; Gusto has been making history year after year.

This year was no exception. Aptly called Gusto V6, the sixth version of Gusto was centered about the theme Full Throttle- speed, excitement and thrill.

Spanning three days from 8th to 10th Feb, Gusto V6 was a huge success in terms of attracting student masses from Pune as well as from other cities .

Gusto V6 was flagged off amidst the presence of Dr. Tarita Shankar and Prof. Chetan Wakalkar who fired up the zeal of young Indiraites. The opening ceremony was followed by performances by children from the Bal Kalyan Sanstha (recreational center for specially-abled children) which brought tears into everyone's eyes. The association with the Sanstha was primarily to inculcate a spirit of responsibility among the youth and make them more sensitive to the lesser privileged.

With brain-wracking management events such as Bre-X-Elerate and Business quiz and the IT event Code Wizard, the first day of Gusto was truly a test of knowledge and wits. And there was also ‘Make your Own Superhero’ where anyone could bring alive their own superhero in a comic strip.

The biggest attraction of the first day was the newly introduced cycle race-Criterium which saw participation from professional cyclists. The crowd watched in awe as the cyclists zoomed around the campus one lap after the other to win the grand prizea bicycle worth INR 19,000.

The second day saw participants showcasing the most innovative ideas in a bid to develop new products at Earn your worth, and portraying moments of a lifetime captured in the camera for everyone to see at the movie- making competition for budding directorsRolling Shutter. Then there was the Discuss League where the participants explored the various facets of every topic presented, and the Quiz IT presented in a very innovative and interesting manner. While Web Weaver was on to look for the best web designers, Set The Tuning was for all who had a taste for music with a hint of masala-for it was all about singing a song in the tune of the other- tricky isn't it? And that was not all.

B-town maniacs had their share of fun at the Bollywood Quiz.

The most exciting part of the second day was the stunt show Zip Zap Zoom which created waves in the crowd through some serious, nail-biting stunts which left the spectators gaping in disbelief.

The evening was no less exciting as rock bands performed on the arena at the State of Rock. There was not a single soul not affected by the strums of the guitar, the drum beats and the soulful vocals that took the audience to a world where music was the only truth.

On the final day, the management game Survival Crusade stood true to its name and reputation of being the toughest and wackiest challenge for all.

Also, young brokers from all over Pune city had come to Commercio to test how good they were at 'money matters.' The stock trading game introduced for the very first time was a huge success owing to live feeds from the stock market itself.

The Nautanki Express was a hilarious show of parodies that were spiced up by the over-acting prowess of participants. The B- Boy Battle featured some extraordinary performances that made the audience go Hip-Hop. The day was eventful and the evening was as mystifying.

The audience got High On Dance as performers bewitched the auditorium with stunning dance numbers that were entertaining and left a message as well.

And then there was La Bela- the fashion extravaganza where beautiful models and sculpted musclemen trotted the ramp in style to leave everyone awestruckas always. The cherry on the pie was Namit Das- Axe Ur Ex fame who was the celebrity judge for the fashion show. Everything from the outfits to makeup as well as the sequences were planned to match up to the themeCreativity. La Bela was not just about looks and haute couture, but also wits and wisdom where boys and girls fought for the coveted Gusto King and Queen titles.

The final day of Gusto was transformed into a carnival of ultimate frenzy when the DJ began to spin the records at the DJ night. Tiredness and aching muscles set aside, the ever-energized Indiraites couldn't help but groove to the music and let themselves go to the beats.

Behind the three days of Gusto that went by was the dedication of hundreds of student committee members, who worked tirelessly for months on end. Their enthusiasm, unfazed by all obstacles big and small, was what helped to put up such a great show. The success of Gusto V6-Full throttle was a dream coming true as it was a tribute to all others like them- the youth of the nation.

For the members of the core committee- Moulik, Vishesh, Reshmi, Debasis and Ruchita, Gusto wasn't merely an event to be organized and forgotten. For them it has been a part of their being, as it has been for all Indiraites.

The journey that Pegasus- the mascot began six years ago has brought many lives together and given them memories of a lifetime. And it continues, for we know that this is not the end of it, it is just a milestone. For us, sky is the limit!!!

Cultural Activities Section

Celebration of festivals & national events at ICCS is one way of making the students understand the value of Indian culture and traditions. Besides, such events these function do give a sense of participation and togetherness as a group. These events are celebrated with lot of enthusiasm, gaiety & fervor . Cultural activities includes various events during Ganpati festival like Mehendi , Rangoli , Flower Arrangement, Poster Painting and Face Painting competitions. ICCS Foundation Day is celebrated with competitions like Mono Acting, Skit Play, Group Dance / Song, Fashion Show .

Dandia and Garba programme is arranged every year during Navratri. Every year days are celebrated in the month of february as Black & White, Mismatch, Formals, Halloweens, Traditional, Chocolate Day .

Performances by faculties on the occasion of Indira's Ganesh Festival

Performances by students on the occasion of 'Teacher's Day'

Performance by faculties and students on the occasion of 'Alumni Meet'

Traditional Day Celebration 2011-12

Black Day and Mismatch Day Celebration

Days Celebration 2011-12

Rangoli by Students for Debating Competition on 'Social Networking'

Guidance by Dr.Sumedha Dabke on Women's Health as a part of Celebration of Women's day

Program of 'Haldi-Kumkum' on the occasion of Rathasaptami under Women's Cell

Students Achievements

B.Sc. (Comp.Sci.) (2011-12) Co-curricular & Extracurricular Sr.No 1

Class S.Y.B.Sc (CS)

Prize , Competition and College Name First in Code Master at University of Pune

F.Y.B.Sc (CS)

First in Pro-Elex-Poster Competition at Sinhagad College of Commerce First in Pro-Elex-Quiz Competition at Sinhagad College of Commerce &Science First in Quiz Competition at Garware College(CSA Interface

7

Name of the Student Prabhakaran K Saquib Sayyad Sharma Shivani Shete Dnyanada Sawant Manali ChinmayiTamboli Saquib Sayyed Prabhakaran Solongo Prbhakaran K Saquib Sayyad Deepa Kumawat Prbhakaran K Saquib Sayyad Geethu Menon

8

Saquib Sayyad

S.Y.B.Sc (CS)

9

S.Y.B.Sc (CS)

10

Jayesh Sonar Akshay Shirasath Saquib Sayyad Ashish Shingaon Pratibha Nimborkar

T.Y.B.Sc (CS)

11

Vidya Indure

T.Y.B.Sc (CS)

12

Sunil Nikam

T.Y.B.Sc (CS)

13

Amit Kulkarni

T.Y.B.Sc (CS)

14

Ankur Tiwari

T.Y.B.Sc (CS)

15

Prbhakaran K

S.Y.B.Sc (CS)

16

Deepti Nair

S.Y.B.Sc (CS)

17

Deepti Nair Mukesh Kamithapa Deepti,Gayatri, Mukesh Kamithapa Deepti Nair Gayatri Misal

S.Y.B.Sc (CS)

2 3 4 5

6

18 19

F.Y.B.Sc (CS) S.Y.B.Sc (CS) S.Y.B.Sc (CS)

Second in Paper Presentation at Kaveri College of Commerce &Science

S.Y.B.Sc (CS)

Second in Computer-Quiz at University of Pune

F.Y.B.Sc (CS)

Second in NIEM-Caroms Competition at National Institute of Event Management Second in On-line programming at Modern College of Arts, Comm&Sci, Ganeshkhind,Pune Second in Group Discussion at Modern College of Arts, Comm&Sci, Ganeshkhind,Pune

F.Y.S.Y.B.Sc (CS) F.Y.S.Y.B.Sc (CS)

First in TechSavvy C++/ Java Programming at Indira College of Comm and Sci, Pune Second in TechSavvy C++/ Java Programming at Indira College of Comm and Sci,Pune 1st in Runner Up in TechSavvy C++/ Java Programming at Indira College of Comm and Sci,Pune 2nd Runner Up in TechSavvy C++/ Java Programming at Indira College of Comm and Sci,Pune Senior champ in Pi approximation day mathematics competition at Indira College of Comm and Sci,Pune Kumar Champ in Pi approximation day mathematics competition at Indira College of Comm and Sci,Pune First in Solo Dance Competition at Kollagen, Kohinoor College, Khandala Second in Group Dance Competition at Kollagen, Kohinoor College, Khandala First in Group Dance Competition at Infinity , Wadia College First in GroupDance Competition at Harmony, Rotary Club, Pune.

Winners of Poster Competition at St.Mira's College

Winners of Dance Competition at Kollagen, Kohinoor College, Khandala

All B.Sc Winners of Various IT related Competition at Sinhagad College

Winners of Poster Competition at Sinhagad College

Winners of Programming Competition at Modern College, Ganeshkhind

Winners of Dance Competition at Wadia College

M.Sc. (Comp.Sci.) - Co-curricular Sr.No. 1

Name of the Student Vivek Jadhav

2 3

5

Krunal Chandratre Amandeep Kaur Megha Mudliar Preeti Viramgami Bhagyashree Vaidya Parag Bramhankar SagarThombre Ghadage Ganesh

6

Rohit Sharma

7

Sagar Thombre

8

Rajiv Gaikwad

9

Sonali Kadam

10

Pooja Pawar

11

Amandeep Kaur

12

Rajiv Gaikwad

13

Tushar Ostwal Aniket Anapat Krunal Chandratre Sayali Pathak Prajakta Pathak Shilpa Bhosekar Sneha Chandgude Sneha Chandgude

4

14 15

16

Competition Pi approximation day mathematics competition Seminar Quiz Competition

Prize Senior champ

Organizer Indira College of Commerce and Science

First First

Modern College, Ganeshkhind Indira College of Commerce and Science

Quiz Competition

First

Garware College

State Level Elocution Competition NIEM-Caroms Competition TechSavvy AdvanceC Programming TechSavvy AdvanceC Programming TechSavvy AdvanceC Programming TechSavvy AdvanceC Programming TechSavvy Quiz Competition TechSavvy Quiz Competition Project Competition

Second

Novel College of Bussiness Study , Nigdi

Second

National Institute of Event Management

First

Indira College of Commerce and Science

Second

Indira College of Commerce and Science

1st Runner Up

Indira College of Commerce and Science

2nd Runner Up First

Indira College of Commerce and Science

Runner up

Indira College of Commerce and Science

Third

Prof. Ramkrishna More College, Akurdi

Seminar Group discussion

Second 1st Runner Up

Prof. Ramkrishna More College, Akurdi Modern College, Ganeshkhind

Seminar

2nd Runner Up

Modern College, Ganeshkhind

Indira College of Commerce and Science

Winners (M.Sc.(C.S.)-I) of Quiz Competition at Garware College, Pune

Winners (M.Sc.(C.S.)-I) of Group Discussion Competition at Modern College, Ganeshkhind

Winners of M.Sc -I at various competitions

2nd Winner of State Level Elocution competition at Novel College (Ghadage Ganesh- MSc.(C.S.)-I)

M.Sc.(CS) (2011-12) Research Sr.No. 1

Name of the Student Krunal Chandratre

2

Sagar Thombre, Parag B, Krunal C, Nishant M, Rohit S Abhijeet K, Rajiv G, Megha M, Charmee Amandeep, Snehal , Minal S,Preeti ,Bhagyashri Vaidya

Event First Prize in Research Paper Presentation Attended International Conference on Internet Security by Nullcon at Goa.

Organizer Fergusson College, Pune Nullcon group

Students at International Conference on Information Security at Goa organized by NULLCON.

B.Com- Co-curricular & Extracurricular

Sr.No. 1.

Event Name Inter College Dance Competition

Organiser MUCC

2.

Inter College Dance Competition

Kohinoor College , Khandala

3.

Inter College Dance Competition

Wadia College

4.

Inter College Group Dance Competition

Event Name – Harmony

5.

6.

Dance Competition Dance Competition

Ness Wadia college ATSS College

Student’s Name Sairam Bibin K. Prashant Kamble Jaikishan Rawal Frince Francis Bibin K. Deepti Nair Prashant Kamble Mukesh Kamithapa, Bhavya Tilwani Nandini Thakur Chaitanya Karvir Deepti Nair Sairam Bibin K. Prashant Kamble Jaikishan Rawal Frince Francis Deepti Nair Himanshu Singh Monika Jodhwani Joycy Joy E. Gayatri Misal Mukesh Kamithapa Sairam Bibin K. Prashant Kamble Jaikishan Rawal Frince Francis Deepti Nair Monika Jodhwani Gayatri Misal Dipesh Ambre Dipesh Ambre

Class FYBCOm SYBBM(IB) S.Y.B.Com S.Y.B.Com T.Y.B.Com SYBBM (IB) Sy BSC(CS) SYB.com FY.Bsc(CS) FY BBA FY BBA FY BCA S.Y.B.Sc. (C.S.) FYBCOm SYBBM(IB) S.Y.B.Com S.Y.B.Com T.Y.B.Com S.Y.B.Sc. (C.S.) FYB.Com FYBCom FYBCom FYB.Sc. (C.S.) FYB.Sc. (C.S.) FYBCOm SYBBM(IB) S.Y.B.Com S.Y.B.Com T.Y.B.Com S.Y.B.Sc. (C.S.) FYBCom FYB.Sc. (C.S.) FYB.Com FYB.Com

Prize 1st Prize

III rd Prize

1st Prize 1st Prize

1st Prize

3rd Prize 1st Prize

BCA- Co-curricular & Extracurricular Sr.no.

1 2 3 4 5

Event name Technovation Technovation Spandan Spandan IT-Fest

Organiser UOP UOP ATSS ATSS VIT

Student’s name Vishal Ranjan Anchal S. Amruta Team Akhila Gaikwad Team Rohit Jain, Mugdha , Ugyen,Rajshree

Class FYBCA FYBCA FYBCA FYBCA SYBCA

Prize Consolation Participation First Prize Consolation Participation

Sr. No.

Name of the student

Class

Details

1

Sopan Patil

TY BCA

2

Priyanka Munishwar

TY BCA

3

Mugdha Sontake & Shweta Shrigar

SY BCA

4

Shweta Shrigar

SY BCA

5

Mugdha Sontake

SY BCA

6

Rohit Jain

SY BCA

7

Rohit Jain

SY BCA

8

Rohit Jain

SY BCA

9

Rohit Jain

SY BCA

10

Sunny Amin Nathani

SY BCA

11

SY BCA

14

Indira Choudhary, Mugdha Sontake, Ugen Dorjee Anuja Ambekar & Anahita Jaswani Anjali Pal, Bharati Gaura, Akhila Gaikwar, Ridhi Khandelwal, Nishu & Chinmay Vishal Ranjan

Got Certificate for completing the workshop on Modern OS at SunBeam Institute of IT Got IInd Prize in pune division at Sakal Karandak inter college Marathi Drama Competition Got Ist Prize in intercollege Group Discussion Event at Dr. D.Y. Patil centre for Mgmt. & Research.

Got Ist Prize in Inter college Elocution Event at At Dr. D.Y. Patil centre for Mgmt & Research.

Got IInd Prize in Inter college Elocution Event at Dr. D.Y. Patil centre for Mgmt & Research.

Got IIIrd Prize in C Programming in RDX Event at Ramkrishna More Collge Got IIIrd Prize in C Programming in C Vidwan Event at Allard Institute, Pune C on Test & Dark CIght at Modern College Participation Certificate in C Programming in Technovation Event at University of Pune Participation Prize In Young Manager in Technovation at University of Pune Participation Prize In Research Paper in Technovation at VIM College Got Ist Prize & Trophy in Bollywood Quiz at ATSS College, Pune Participation Prize in Bollywood Quiz at ATSS College, Pune

15

Anchal Shrivastava

12 13

FY BCA FY BCA

FY BCA FY BCA

Consolation Prize In Technovation at University Of Pune Participation Prize In Technovation at University Of Pune

BBA / BBM (IB)- Co-curricular & Extracurricular

Sr.No. 1

Event Name Yuva Spandan

Organizer Kaveri College

2.

Infinity

Wadia College

3.

Paper Presentation

Kaveri College

4.

International Sports Festival (Badminton Woman Double) International students day

Symbiosis InternationalStu dent’s Symbiosis

5.

Student’s Name 1.Moulik 2. Vaibhav 3. Yawas 4. Sameer 5. Kuldip 6. Nischal 7. Bhavya 8. Twisha 9. Trisha 10. Rekha 1.Moulik 2. Vaibhav 3. Yawas 4. Sameer 5. Kuldip 6. Nischal 7. Bhavya 8. Twisha 9. Trisha 10. Rekha 11. Sakshi 12. Aaliya 13. Ankita 14. Nandini V. Gautham S. Deepshika T. Sanoja Sharmini Shadagopan

Class TYBBA TYBBA SYBBM SYBBA TYBBA TYBBA FYBBA FYBBA TYBBA SYBBA TYBBA TYBBA SYBBM SYBBA TYBBA TYBBA FYBBA FYBBA TYBBA SYBBA FYBBA FYBBA FYBBA FYBBA SYBBA FYBBA FYBBM SYBBA

Prize 1st Prize

Richa Mahato

SYBBA

1st Prize

2nd Prize

1st Prize

1st Prize

STAFF ACHIEVEMENT SECTION

Academic and Research Some extraordinary attainments by faculties are as follows: Name: Prof. Shivendu Bhushan Research: 1) Principal Investigator. BCUD, E-Waste Control Management. “An emerging job opportunity in India” 2) Published Book- Core Java, Suyog Publication 3) Presented Research Paper on “Cyber Security”(International Level) 4) Presented Research Paper on E-Waste Control Management, “An emerging job opportunity in India”, at Dr. D. Y. Patil College.

Name: Prof. Sarita Byagar 1) Presented Research Paper on "Test Automation and Designing Test Cases using designing Techniques -: Challenges" in International Conference on Advances in Computing and Management at D Y Patil College, Pune in January 2012.

2) Completed MBS (Masters in Business Studies) from University of Pune in 2011 with First Class.

3) Attended FDP on ".NET Programming"at ICCS, Pune dt 2nd to 7th May 2011

Name: Prof. Suresh Pathare 1) Working as a Principal Investigator on the Research Project Information and Communication Technology (ICT) for Rural Development: A Study of Management of Wi-Max Pilot Project sanctioned by Board of College and University Development (BCUD), University of Pune, Pune-411007.

2) Published Research Paper on Students Academic Performance Analysis using Data Mining Techniques in Higher Education: A case study of College, IICMR Journal (National Research Journal), Vol.5, Issue 2, July 2011, ISSN NO. 0975-2757.

3)Presented Poster entitled "Information and Communication Technology (ICT) for Rural Development: A Study of Management of Wi-Max Pilot Project" in Regional Research Conference for Pune University College Teachers "INNOVATION 2012" for the Management discipline held at Padmashri Dr. Vithalrao Vikhe Patil College of Engineering , Ahmednagar-414111(M.S.) , India

Name: Prof. Vijaya Kumbhar Completed MBS (Masters in Business Studies) from University of Pune in 2011 with First Class.

Name: Prof. Nalanda Wani Name : Prof. Atul Fegade 1) Presented a paper in an 1) Passed UGC NET examination International Conference on in Management held in December "The challenges of Rural 2010.

Marketing in the 21st Century, 2) Presented Research Paper on M icro f in a n ce & R u ra l Green supply chain management management Organized by strategies in the green business iFEEL (Institution for Future environment organized by Education & Entrepreneurship and Leadership) Sinhgad Institute of Management, Pune in Karla Lonavala titled "A study of Existing Legal & International Conference on Business management regulatory frame work for Self Help Groups in Pune in Turbulent Times.

District on 26th & 27th November 2011 2) Presented a paper in an International Conference "7th SIMSR Asia Marketing Conference Name : Prof. Amol B. Shinde Marketing Unbound Organized by K.J. Somaiya 1) Qualified NET (2011-2012).

Institute of Management studies and Rsearch, 2) Registered for Ph.D. in Finance Mumbai. Titled "Study Of The Retail Management.

Consumer For Successful Design & Execution Of 3) Presented Research Paper on Retail Strategy."on 6th & 7th January 2012.

Ethical Human Resource 3) Presented a paper in one day National Management in Recent days Conference on "Micro finance & women's Self Help organized by PDEAs' Groups on 21st October 2011. Organized by Ramkrishna More College in International Department of Commerce S.N.D.T. University Conference on Contemporary Issues in Mumbai.

Management & Technology.

Name :Prof. Ashish Dhoke Co- Investigator . BCUD, E-Waste Control Management. "An emerging job opportunity in India".

Name : Prof. Ashapak Nadaf 1) Co- Investigator . BCUD, EWaste Management.

2)Published Book- Core Java, Suyog Publication.

3)Published Book- Business Communication, Suyog Publication.

Name : Prof. Amar Dhere 1)Presented Three articles in International Conferences 2)Two books published form Lambert Academic Press Germany.

3)Four research articles published in the International Research journal.

4) Reviewed three articles for the International research journals published form London, Nigeria and Chicago.

5) Article on Research Monograph published by International Japanese Cooperation Agency, Tokyo.

6) Resource person at Seminar organised by PVP, College, Loni, Dist- Ahmadnagar.

7) Support to conduct the 'Green Eath Expo' organised by Times of India group at Cht. Shivaji Stadium, Balewadi, Pune.

8) Selected for E-learning Course of "CDM: Challenges and Approaches" by World Bank Institute, New-York, USA. Name : Prof. Thomson Varghese Presented paper for International level seminar on "Broad Sectors like Banking, Financial Services & Insurance (BFSI) Microfinance & impact on the Rural Market" held at IFEEL College, Karla, Lonavala.

Name: Prof. Santosh Kulkarni 1) Qualified MH-SET (Commerce) held on December 2010 and stood 3rd in Maharashtra & Goa merit list.

2) Presented paper for International level seminar on "Broad Sectors like Banking, Financial Services & Insurance (BFSI) Microfinance & impact on the Rural Market" held at IFEEL College, Karla, and Lonavala.

3) Co-ordinator for Local & State Level Seminar organized by BCUD, University of Pune.

Name: Prof. Kavita Dhakad Written a study material for MBA (Distance Education) of Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth.

Name :Prof. Clifford D'souza 1) Resource Person for "Worship Workshop" held on 29th December, 2011 At St. Andrews Church Nashik.

2)Presented paper for International level seminar on "Broad Sectors like Banking, Financial Services & Insurance (BFSI) Microfinance & impact on the Rural Market" held at IFEEL College, Karla, Lonavala.

Name : Prof. Sonali Shrotri Presented Research Paper on Study of Bancassurance business in IDBI organized

by Choice Institute, Pune in International Conference on Business management in Turbulent Times.

Name : Prof. Deepa Jamnik Presented Research Paper on A conceptual study on cognitive dissonance with reference to Life Insurance Sector organized by Choice Institute, Pune in International Conference on Business management in Turbulent Times.

Name : Prof. Marceline Gonsalves Presented paper organized by iFEEL 'The Cutting Edge Managerial Challenges and Strategies in the New Millennium' on the topic "A Comparative study of poverty Alleviation Program of government of India and other related schemes."

Name : Srivastava

Prof. Vinita

Presented paper organized by iFEEL 'The Cutting Edge Managerial Challenges and Strategies in the New Millennium' on the topic "A Comparative study of poverty Alleviation Program of government of India and other related schemes."

Name : Prof. Gajanan Mudholkar 1) Presented Research Paper on Green supply chain management strategies in the green business environment organized by Sinhgad Institute of Management, Pune in International Conference on Business management in Turbulent Times.

2) Presented Research Paper on Ethical Human Resource Management in Recent days organized by PDEAs' Ramkrishna More College in International Conference on Contemporary Issues in Management & Technology 3) Presented Research Paper on Rural Marketing Strategies of Bharati Airtel Using STP analysis organized by IFEEL in International Conference on Rural Marketing in New Millennium 4) Presented Research Paper on Marketing of Financial Services in Nanded Dist. organized by PDEAs' Ramkrishna More College in International Research Symposium on Management, Technology & Engineering.

Name : Prof. Abhijeet Chavan Presented Research Paper on Healthcare Marketing : Time to change organized

by Society of Management & Behavioral Science, Mumbai in 3 rd International Conference on Management and Computing Science(ICMCS).

UNIVERSITY OF PUNE Board of College and University Development BCUD Research Project Following research projects have been approved by BCUD Department, UNIVERSITY OF PUNE Sr. No. 1

Name of the Faculty Gajanan P. Mudholkar

Department BBA & BBM-IB

2

Atul Fegade

BBA & BBM-IB

3

Deepa Jamnik

BBA & BBM-IB

4

Shivendu Bhushan

BCA

5

Nalanda Wani

BCOM

Title of the project Marketing of financial services in pune district Evaluating use of online social media to build CRM Study of cognitive dissonance of insurance products E-waste management creating job opportunities Study of problems & prospects in marketing of products by SHG

ACTIVITY SECTION

NSS Team :

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS) National Service Scheme (NSS) has been introduced at Indira College of Commerce and Science from 2007 as a part of the academic programs and since then NSS has been functioning as a regular feature in the realm of our university education. The overall objective of the scheme is educational and to provide service. It is a student-centered program in which projects are implemented by the NSS volunteers in the community in close collaboration with the community and thereby it provides vast scope for the student's interaction with the people.

N.S.S has enriched the students' souls and minds.

The overall objective of this scheme is Education and Service to the community for the community & by the community. It will also help the students to communicate with the society. Student develops many skills and learns how to behave and interact with different kinds of people. The students go to the rural areas and try to develop a Technocratic Environment and help the underprivileged people to develop themselves.

This year, Indira College of Commerce and Science, Pune organized seven days NSS Camp (24th December2011 to 30th December, 2011) at Rihe (Tahasil- Mulshi, Dist-Pune). The NSS camp is made successful with the participation of fifty-five

students and faculty members. NSS campaigner did various social activities.

Campaigner cleaned the village area. NSS camp was inaugurated on the first day in the evening at 5:00pm with the hands of honorable Shri. Maruti Padalghare, Dr. (Mrs.) Anjali Kalkar, Principal in charge , Indira College of Commerce and Science .

She addressed her views on this occasion. Many villagers grace this occasion and gave blessings for success of this camp.

Prof. Chnadrashekhar Pawar from YASHDA, Pune conducted a Participatory Rural Appraisal Program (PRA). The approach aims to incorporate the knowledge and opinions of rural people in the planning and management of development projects and programmes.

Shri. Ashok Bhosale( Teacher ,SM School, Akluj) delivered a lecture on Superstitions in rural areas. Shri.

Ashok Bhosale explains myths of science in superstition with live examples. Rihe villagers and school students got benefited from this activity.

Prof. Praveen Pargaonkar, SNDT College delivered seminar on "Psychological Stability of School children."

Team of Indira College of Pharmacy assisted blood group checking of school children.

Shri.Ganesh Ghadge, student of M.Sc. (Comp. Sci.) deliver lecture over Maratha warrior Shivaji Maharaj for school children's.

Indira College of Commerce and Science's NSS unit had organized camps of Blood Donation, hemoglobin check up and free distribution of the spectacle with the help of Poona Serological Institute.

OMT- Adventure Plus, Bhor, Pune Outdoor Management Training games help to learn discipline and unity. It develops qualities to help, tolerance, team-spirit and leadership and makes us mentatly fresh after spending hours in class rooms.

OMT was organized for M.Sc (Comp Sc) SEM-I students as part of extra-curricular activity which will help to boost their confidence, build team management skills, increase interaction among themselves and their mentors.

Date : 4th, 5th Oct 2011.

Faculty : Ms. Sarita Byagar, Ms. Jyoti Shrote, Mr. Shingte, Mr. Pawar Class : M.Sc.-I (SEM-I) 2011-12 Batch No. of Students : 60 Management Games : Rapling, Rock Climbing, Archery, Gun Shooting, Cycling, Cricket, Dogge Ball, Kho-Kho, Net Climbing, Rope Walk.

INDUSTRIAL VISITS ALLSCRIPTS The students of M.Sc (Comp Sci) from ICCS had an industrial visit to 'ALLSCRIPTS' on date 12th October.It was a one day program designed to enable students to assess their industry-readiness while exposing them to a best-in-class technology environment.

The workshop included: -Walking the students through the inspiring ALLSCRIPTS story.

-Introducing students to world class enterprise solutions, in the health related sector.

-Exposing students to trends in the health IT sector, while outlining the role of technology -Helping students understand and employ effective project management techniques.

20 M.Sc (Comp Sci) students and Mrs. Arundhati Chavan, Lecturer in Science attended the workshop.

The workshop concluded with the student's feedback regarding the whole event. The Industry Visit engaged with students, bringing to the fore advances made in the IT-Health arena, Allscripts' role in this growth and how students can leverage it all to advantage.

At CDAC by (M.Sc.(CS) , MCA) ICCS students (M.Sc.(CS) , MCA) visited CDAC Insitute at University of Pune on 3rd April 2012.

CDAC is a center for Computer Development of Advanced Computing. It was set in 1988 and has completed 24 years of establishment. We saw previous and current existing super-computer architecture.We Learnt in detail about the ParamYuva.It will carry a price tag of Rs 25 crore. Latest Param Yuva supercomputer, with a speed of 54 tera flops . Param Yuva super computer uses 1 MW of power. It cater to various applications in computational fluid, dynamics, weather forecasting, bio-informatics, finite element analysis, ocean seismic modelling, material modelling, national database of various kinds, e-governance, telemedicine, network applications and a host of high speed activities.

Industrial Visits by B.Com. Learning through practical experience and visits makes an impact on the minds of students. Industrial visits gives a glisme of actual production process and makes learning process creative and interesting.

1. Sasa Detergent Company Ltd. Cost & work accounting is an important area of specialization in commerce field. Industrial visits are organized to gain practical knowledge and information of a successful business. With this mission,the visits is organized to Sasa Detergent Company near Sanaswadi, Pune. The group is widely known & its product are very popular in society. In this visit the students visited the production unit and studied different operations & coordination between different departments. The account section is as important as production & quality control section.

Students studied various documents of account, tax, balance sheets & official communication of the company. This was very fruitful visits as the students gained lot of knowledge & information on job.

2. Amir Poultry farm, Lonavala Farm accounting is one of the basic area of accounting. With this purpose an industrial visit is organized to Amir Poultry, one of the fastest growing poultry in the market. This visit provided the student with real interaction with different departments of farm industry. The meticulous information about office work as well as cattle rearing, fishing, vaccination etc. enriched students practical knowledge.

3. Sidhyog Samadhi Gurukul, AndhalgaonA very unique kind of visit was organized to enhance the social & moral vision of students. It was not about cost accounts, Tax but about social insight & philanthropic work. The sidhyog gurukul managed by Rishi Anand is at Andhalgaon 40km. from the college. It is setup to mould the teenagers into confident & motivated youths. The boundless atmosphere surrounded with the nature & spirituality offered a unique touch to the education systems.

4.MITCON Consultancy & Engineering Services Ltd: Mitcon is an Entrepreneur grooming Institute set up in Pune. The students of F.Y.B.Com were taken to Mitcon to understand the various facilities, trainings provided in development and Entrepreneursip. The presentations on various schemes were shown to the student. Young entrepreneurs are groomed and trained at Mitcon.

The visit motivated the students in more than one way.

ALUMNI SECTION

Alumni Meet

It is a meeting point. It is a reunion of indiraites. It is revisiting our own people. It is feeling of nostalgia of all the classmates, batchmates who have been passed out from the college. College is the best place which brought them together from hundreds of miles and it became a home away from a home. Alumni Meet help them to meet their teachers, friends and refresh their memories.

It's also a helping hand for those who need it in their walk of life.

Alumni Meet- Nostalgia 2011-12 was held on 4th of Feb. 2012 in Dhruv Auditorium of ICCS. More than 350 alumni speared their valuable time and efforts to visit the college and teachers and shared their gratitude towards the college and the staff members.

The function was inaugurated with the lighting of lamp

by Dr. Mrs. Anjali Kalkar (Principal Incharge), Prof.

Janardan Pawar ( Vice-Principal) , Prof. Shivendu Bhushan( HOD, BCA), Prof Prashant Kalshetti (HOD, BBA & BBM (IB)) and Mr. Vijay Rajopadhye (Registrar).

Dr Anjali Kalkar welcomed the alumni and explained the purpose of Alumni Association.

The event was marked by the humorous and touchy speeches by the students followed by marvellous performances of singing, dancing, acting by students as well as teachers.The meet was successful and memorable as its name 'Nostalgia'.

PLACEMENTS ICCS has maintained its prolific and deterministic approach towards enrichment and enhancement of Indiraites through campus placements, extracurricular activities, personality development programs along with academic excellence in the field of education trouncing over the comprehensive cut-throat competition.

In order to open new avenues of career, ICCS has joined hands with industries, institutes and alumni through more interactions, workshops and visits.

From placement perspective, 2011-12 academic year turns out to be a milestone in the history of INDIRA as 20 prominent companies of India and the globe visited the ICCS campus and recruited overall 125 aspirant Indiraites. It's indeed an honor to achieve best placements in the best of the industry, among the eligible candidates, from the very first batch passing out of the college. Our students are placed in leading companies viz. TCS, iGATE-Patni,, KPIT, Wipro, Saama, eClerx, Ardor IT Solutions, Steria, Infosys, and the list gets elongate further‌.

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Annual Reports

COMPUTER ASSOCIATION

related matters. the knowledge and understanding of information and communications technology in the community.

4 Efforts to increase opportunities of employment: To make all possible efforts to increase opportunities of employment. For this to tie-up companies. To organize recruitment camps with the help of the IT companies.

4 To organize experts' seminars from time to time 4 Enabling Computer Literacy and Education for the students 4 To extend

Introduction The Computer Association is the recognized association for Computer Science students who will be the future Information & Communications Technology (ICT) professionals.

Its objectives are to study further the application of Computer Science and Information Technology, promote, develop and monitor competence in the practice of ICT, define and promote standards of knowledge of ICT for students, promote the formulation of effective policies on ICT and related Key Activities Skills Assessment matters; extend the knowledge and understanding of 4 4 To provide a forum and facilities for the exchange ICT in the community; promote the benefits of of information and experience. membership to the Society .

4 To promote development of IT enable services.

4 To promote, encourage and take part in survey Indira College of Commerce and Science recognizes the enormous potential of the IT and has decided to and research studies in the IT field.

To cooperate and collaborate with other embark upon an ambitious journey to herald the 4 institutions having similar objectives. benefits of ICT to the people of the country.

Principal Objective To promote the development of Computer science & information and communications technology resources. n

Secondary Objectives 4 To study, science and application of information and communications technology.

4 To promote, develop and monitor competence in the practice of information and communications technology by persons and organizations.

4 To define and promote the maintenance of standards of knowledge of information and communications technology for students.

4 To promote the formulation of effective policies on information and communications technology and n

INDIRA'S STRATEGY The private sector has been in the forefront of developments of IT sector. As the government seeks to translate its vision into reality, it expects the private sector to continue to play its pivotal role.

However, the vision will not be realized early without the educational institutions playing an active role in the following three areas.

1. Promoting ICT for students and acquaint them about quality and world class services of other societies 2. Ushering E-Governance.

3. Creating an atmosphere conducive for the growth of IT Industry & IT Infrastructure: 4. Enabling Computer Literacy and Education for the students 5. Fulfilling local information needs of the students

Tech Savvy 2010-2011 : (20th & 21st Jan 2011)

2) Rasika Chinchwade 3)Punit Shitole & Gopher Wood.

This is an inter class programming competition for computer science & computer application aspirants. This competition is a great platform to showcase the programming & the coding skills of the students.

S Y BSc- DS King : 1) Solongo.

2) Sonali Kugaji.

3) Sagar Dagdu.

This contest provides an ideal opportunity for the students to demonstrate their expertise in coding and exchange views and ideas with other participants.

T Y BSc- C++/Java Masters : 1) Pratibha Nimbhorkar.

2) Vidya Indure 3)Sunil Nikam & Amit Kulkarni.

Winning or Losing in such competitions does not matter because atleast the students have the satisfaction that someone highly experienced in the field would have taken a real good look at their coding skills and programming logic.

MSc / MCA- Advanced C Don : 1) Sagar Thombre 2) Rajiv Gaikwad 3) Pooja Pawar & Sonali Kadam.

4 The Competition

was held on 20th & 21st

January 2012.

4 The students from BSc, BCA ,MCA & MSc participated in the competition.

4 There were two competitions programming and quiz.

4 The judge for the competition was Mr. Amol Dullarwar ( Persistent Pvt. Ltd.).

4 Prizes for the Competition were gift of books ( 2 sets) , MTA examinations vouchers ( 2 each ) & Certificate.

4 The total MTA vouchers given to all winners were Rs.12000/-worth.

Winners of the Competition: (i) Programming: F Y BSc- C Experts : 1) Vivek Jagtap.

(ii) Quiz: Bjarne Stroustroup Team:( Winner Team ) 1) Harshada Mahajan (FYBSc-A) 2) Sagar Dagdu (SYBSc-A) 3) Ganesh Bhondave (SYBSc-B) 4) Amandeep Taunk (M.Sc.-I) Dennis Ritchie Team:( Runnerup Team ) 1) Shreya Kine (F Y BSc-A) 2) Ashwini Chavan ( SY BSc-A) 3) Prabhakaran (SY BSc-B) 4) Rajiv Gaikwad (M.Sc.-I) Prize distribution ceremony is graced by Dr. Avinash Dharmadhikari, Director, Chanakya Mandal, Dr. Anjali Kalkar, Principal-In -charge ICCS and Prof. Janardan Pawar, Vice-Principal, ICCS, Pune

1st Winner: SYBSc-DS King :- Solongo

Quiz:Bjarne Stroustroup Team:(Winner Team) Harshada Mahajan (FYBSc-A), Sagar Dagdu (SYBSc-A), Ganesh Bhondave (SYBSc-B), Amandeep Taunk (M.Sc.-I)

1st Winner: MSc/MCA- Advanced C Don : Name:- Sagar Thombre (F.Y.M.Sc)

Tech-Savvy Winners with ICCS Faculties

Model Simulation Exhibition on Connecting Devices Model simulation helps to sculpt the relationship between variables, the probability of different scenarios, and to analyze the concept as a complex whole.

For M.Sc Computer Science student’s ‘A model simulation exhibition’ was organized in order to stimulate the student’s interest in the networking area. This exhibition was organized as a part of the subject "Advanced Networking" in Semester I. The students had developed various simulated models on 4 Cryptography

Bluetooth Architecture- recognized as the "Excellent model”

4 Routers(Wireless

& Wired) 4 Peer-to-Peer Network 4 Mail Server 4 Bluetooth Architecture 4 DNS Server 4 FireWall Prof. Lakhdive from Ramkrishna more College, Akurdi was the Chief Guest for the exhibition. He appreciated and motivated the student's efforts and the model on "Bluetooth Architecture" was declared as the most excellent project.

"Mail Server" - highly appreciated project in the exibition

IT Infrastructure IGI's Indira College of Commerce & Science is well equipped unit of Information Technology infrastructure.

Network Details:1.30 Mbps Shared Band-width for Internet Browsing.

2.High Configuration IBM Server's.

3.Hardware Firewall & Domain Network successfully upgraded for central resources sharing, Data, Authentication's, rights control, Security, Virus Definition, spam and Network Broad-cast etc.

4.Updated Software & Patches being used in labs Computers and Distributed from Distribution Point Server (SCCM-2007).

5.Core-2 Duo Processor, TFTP Screen for Computer Labs with structure network cabling.

6.Total Area Wi-Fi for College students can check their assignment's, Tutorial, Internet Browsing from anywhere in the campus. Provided with High-Tech Security to Wi-Fi Network Users.

7.Windows Live Sky-Drive which gives 25 GB space for students to store their important Assignment's and data.

8.Live@edu utilization for sharing documents and assignment's with groups & faculties.

9.LCD Projector's available for the faculties in the classroom's and labs for Online Teaching.

10.New Technology upgrade servers Domain controller Windows 2008R2, SCCM-2007, WSUS,WDS, FEP-2010, TMG Server.

Excellent LAB's & Facilities The College has excellent Labs both for Electronics and Computer Science oriented study. An unlimited 12/7 TATA Connection with 30 Mbps speed shared and 2 Mbps connections form the backbone of Internet connectivity.

Computer Lab The main computer lab is spacious, fully airconditioned and well planned consisting of more than 300 systems of which the major share is contributed by advanced machines. The lab has the latest hi-tech configuration of hardware and software. The lab is equipped with Operating Systems like Windows-Server, WindowsDesktop, and open source software like Linux.

Multimedia Kits have also been set-up for students to develop their knowledge with creativity. The entire computer lab is provided with LAN networking. This lab help students to brush up their computer skills and translate their logic and imagination into innovative applications. An additional Programming Lab has been provided exclusively for developing programming skills.

SCIENCE ASSOCIATION Introduction The Science Association is the recognized association for Science students dedicated for advancing science by serving as an educator, leader, spokesperson and professional association. In addition to organizing membership activities it spearheads programs that raise the bar of understanding for science among the students.

Objectives : 4 To advance

science and innovation among the student community for the benefit of all people.

4 To promote high quality science education and foster the professional development of the students.

4 To enhance communication among students and the public 4 To promote and defend the integrity of science and its use 4 To strengthen support for the science and technology enterprise 4 To provide a voice for science on social issues 4 To promote the responsible use of science in public policy 4 To strengthen and diversify the science and technology workforce 4 To foster education in science and technology for everyone 4 To increase public engagement with science and technology The activities under science association are as follows: 4 Statistics Quiz Competition (UNDER PUNE UNIVERSITY STATISTICS ASSOCIATION( PUSA) Indira College of Commerce and Science conducts Statistics Quiz Competition every year which is organized by PUSA (Pune University Statistics Association). This competition is conducted in all

the colleges where B.Sc. courses are conducted. PUSA selects topper from each centre and awards with the certificate of centre topper for F.Y.B.Sc.(C.S.) the quiz competition which is organized for the students of computer science on 13th Jan 2001 has received overwhelming response. total 1120 students from 22 colleges of Pune University participited and made the competition a grand success.

Prashant Mirge (F.Y.B.Sc.) Div B, ICCS stud topper in the competition.

Environmental Awareness Report 4 Environment is the most discussed issue which is related to everyone’s life. To spread awareness among all students and teacher communities lambert publication, Germany is associated with ICCS. Every year Indira College of Commerce and Science keep broad perspectives of teaching the environment in different viewpoint. College perspective is very broad to narrate the environmental problems in local level which has been addressed and presented in the international forum.

The second year Bachelor of Science students have done various projects on environmental issues under the guidance of Prof. Amar Dhere. These issues are listed below.

1.Ujjani River pollution Problem in Solapur and Pune District.

2.Rural Transformation through Rainwater Harvesting: Dynamic example of Palshoshi village in Bhor Thasil.

3. Assessment of Lung Efficiency of Cement Loading Personnel.

4. Estimation of Air Pollutants in the Pune City.

This year we purchase a Spiro meter for finding efficiency of lung.

Following are some of the photographs of project on Rain water harvesting at Palsoshi village. Students visited the village and collected information on the different aspects of roof top rain water conservation and utilized by these villagers.

Approximation Day 2011

Winners in PI day Competition

Pi Approximation Day is observed on July 22, due to ? being roughly equal to 22/7. Indira College of Commerce and Science organizes various Mathematics Competition every year on the occasion of PI Approximation day .

This year also, PI - Approximation Day was celebrated on 22nd July 2011 for which our college organized three Interclass Mathematics Competitions as follows:

Competition

Description

Eligibility

Level – 1

Written Test (50 marks)

First Year Students

29

Level – 2

Written Test (50 marks)

50

(Kumar Champ)

C-programming (30 marks)

Second Year Students

Level – 3

Written Test (50 marks)

84

(Senior Champ)

C-programming (30 marks)

Third Year and M.Sc. (C.S.) Students

(Little Champ)

No. of Participants

SciLab (20 marks)

The written test was conducted on 21st July 2011, for which 163 students from various courses participated in it . 7 students for Level-2 and 11 students for Level-3 were selected for the Final Round.

Following are the Winners of the Competition: Level - 1 (Little Champ) - Mr. Jatin Gaba - F.Y.B.Com. Level - 2 (Kumar Champ) - Mr. Prabhakaran K. - S.Y.B.Sc. (Computer Science) Level - 3 (Senior Champ) - Mr. Ankur Tiwari - T.Y.B.Sc. (Computer Science) & Mr. Vivek Jadhav - M. Sc. (Computer Science)

Students Activities To build up confidence & to develop Interpersonal skills the college guide students to participate in various competitions such as paper presentation, quiz, poster competition, group discussion etc.

1) Students participated for paper presentation in Kaveri College on topic "Cloud computing".

The students who participated in this presentation are as follows:

Squib Sayyad (SY BSc(C.S.)) presenting the paper In Kaveri College

Deepa Kumavat (SY BSc (C.S.)) presenting the paper Kaveri College

Solongo (SY BSc(C.S.)) presenting the paper In Kaveri College

Prabhakaran & his team(SY BSc (C.S.) In facing the queries by judges

2) Students participated in "Proelex" which was held in Sinhagad College of Science. Students participated in various competitions like poster ,best video competition,electronics quiz games and won the first prize in electronics quiz as well as poster competition .

Photographs of Poster & Electronics Quiz Competition in Sinhagad College

Prachi & Chinmayi (FY B Sc(Comp Sci)) presenting the posters

Manali & Chinmayi (FY B Sc(Comp Sci)) solving the circuit

Shiwani & Dnyanada (FY B Sc(Comp Sci) presenting the posters

Prize distribution Ceremony in Sinhagad College

Guest Lectures , Seminars & Workshops arranged for students BSc ( Computer Science) Sr.N o 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

Date 10/12/20 11 12/12/20 11 13/12/20 11 17/12/20 11 20/12/20 11 23/12/20 11 24/12/20 11 24/12/20 11 29/12/20 11 29/12/20 11 30/12/20 11

College/ Organization

Topic of Guest Lecture / Workshop

Class

Name of the guest speaker/ Trainer

Aptitude Session

T.Y.B.Sc.

Prof.Amit Rohra

Java Programming

T.Y.B.Sc.(A)

Prof.Shivkumar

Java Programming

T.Y.B.Sc.(B)

Prof.Shivkumar

Aptitude Session

T.Y.B.Sc.

Prof.Amit Rohra

Network Security Seminar

M.Sc.(Comp.Sci) B.Sc. (Comp.Sci.)

Mr.Pushkar Pashupat, Mr.Antriksh Shah, Mr.Pratul

C++

S.Y.B.Sc.

Dr.Ashok Lagad

C Programming

F.Y.B.Sc.

Dr.Ashok Lagad

C++

S.Y.B.Sc

Prof.Mahesh Waidande

Java Programming

T.Y.(A)

Prof.Shivkumar

Java Programming

T.Y.(B)

Prof.Shivkumar

Java Programming

T.Y.B.Sc.

Prof.Shivkumar

Operating System

T.Y.B.Sc.(A&B)

Mr.Lakhdive Sir

T.Y.Bsc. B

Mr. Manoj Patil Mr. Parshuram Ughade Mr. Krunal Ransingh Mr. Dinesh Deshmukh

Neevtech

Ms. Rupa Pethe

Aspire Academy

Ms. Rupa Pethe

Aspire Academy

Mr.Shivkumar B.

KPIT

Mr.Shivkumar B.

KPIT

Mr.Shivkumar B.

KPIT

Mr.Shivkumar B.

KPIT

Ms.Shilpa Khadilkar

Kaveri College

Dr.S.D.Gore(HOD)

University of pune

12.

16/1/201 2

13.

24/12/11

14.

24/12/11

15.

10/12/11

Project Reviews + Guidance LAB-3 Project Reviews + Guidance LAB-3 Personality Development

16.

7/1/12

Personality Development

17.

12/12/11

18.

13/12/11

19.

29/12/11

JDBC, SWINGS, EclipseLinux JDBC, SWINGS Eclipse-Linux Servlet

20.

29/12/11

Servlet

21.

07/01/12

Handling Email in PHP

22

12/01/12

Applications of Statistics

T.Y.Bsc. A T.Y.Bsc. B T.Y.Bsc. A T.Y.BSc A T.Y.BSc B T.Y.BSc A T.Y.BSc B T.Y.BSc A &B B.Sc, M.Sc.

MIT KPIT KPIT MIT E-scan services, Mumbai

New Arts, Commrce Science College, Nagar New Arts, Commrce Science College, Nagar Persistent KPIT KPIT KPIT Ramkrishna More College, Nigdi BitWise

M.Sc ( Computer Science) Sr.N o 1

Dates

Subject

Speaker

24/12/11

PrePlacement Activity

2

30/12/11

3

10/12/11 & 17/12/11

Advanced Operating System Aptitude

Ms. Prarthana C Ms.Daiana Alexander Mr. Pranav Udas Mr. Lakhdive

College/ Organization RSystems Symphony KPIT More College, Nigdi

Mr. Amit J Rohra

MIT

4

6/8/11

Mr. Kaoushal Kawade

Symantec

5

13/8/11 27/8/11

Mr. Kaoushal Kawade

Symantec

M.Sc.- I

6

20 /8/11

Mr.Shivkumar B.

KPIT Cummins

M.Sc.- I

7

27 /8/11

Mr.Shivkumar B.

KPIT Cummins

M.Sc.- II

8 9

13/9/11 13/8/11

Instructions/Guidelines for Project LAB-3 Web Services LAB-3 Android LAB-3 Android LAB-3 Oracle Certifications Pre-Placement Activity

M.ScI, MCAI T.Y.B.Sc A,B M.Sc.- I

27/8/11 25/8/11

Aptitude Project discussion

ORACLE TCS KPIT BitWise IBM

M.Sc.-I M.Sc.-II

10 11 12

18/9/ 11 & 25/ 9/11 Every Monday & Friday Every Wednesday & Thursday

Advanced Networking

Mr. Kulkarni Mr. Azer Shaikh & Mr. Sai Kiran M. Mr. Parshuram Ughade Mr. Ajosh Thomas & Mr. Debyaan C. Ms. Kiran Shinde

M.SC.-I

Aptitude

Mr. Vikrant Sukthankar

APSSIICMR, Nigdi, Pune Gyan Teerth

Personality Development

Ms. Rupa Pethe

Aspire Academy

M.Sc.-I

13 14

Class M.Sc.-I

M.SC.-I

M.Sc.-II M.Sc.- I

M.Sc.-I

BCA Seminar Workshop for BCA Students Course FYBCA

Topic Speaker Organization Organization Behavior:- Motivation, Stress Ms. Rajarshi ISCS Mgmt, Perception Process FYBCA Business Accounting:- Profit and Loss, Ms. Trupti B. B-Sharp academy Balance sheet Group discussion on management topics was taken by subject teachers, which helps them in improving Presentation skills, confidence and communication.

SYBCA Pointers in C++ Ms. Bhakti Shinde ICCS SYBCA Object Oriented concepts Dr. Ashok Lagad SYBCA IP Addressing Prof. Kiran Shinde IICMR-Akurdi Networking Based Project was given to students on topics Network Security, IP Addressing, Information Security was given to the student and full presentation was given by the students in front of faculties.

TYBCA TYBCA

Remote Method Invocation Information Security

TYBCA

Enterprise Java Beans

Mr. Pradeep Patil IIMP, Pune Mr. Pushkar Pashupat, NULLCON Mr. Antriksh Shah, Mr. Pratul Mr. Ravi Ranjan Cognizant

Industrial Visits Course FYBCA FYBCA

Date 18 Feb 2012 21 Feb 2012

Organization Parle-G, Khopoli IGI- Video Conferencing

Guest Lectures / Workshops organized for Commerce students Sr.

Topic of guest lecture

Name of the guest Speaker

Class

Date

1.

Interfirm Comparison

Prof. Manjusha Kulkarni

T.Y.B.Com

11/08/2011

2.

Uniform Costing

Prof. Santosh Bhange

T.Y.B.Com

10/08/2011

3.

Target Costing

Prof. Sandhya Deshpande

T.Y.B.Com

19/01/2012

4.

Importance

Prof. Kiran Manjre

F.Y.B.Com

22/07/2011

Mr. Ankit Kumar

F.Y.B.Com

25/8/2011

No.

of

IELTS

and

TOFEL Examination.

5.

Study techniques and carrier guidance.

6.

Communication Skills

Prof. Gautami Pawar

F.Y.B.Com

27/1/2012

7.

Speaking Skills in English

Prof. Umesh Jagadale

F.Y.B.Com

06/2/2012

20/01/2012

Language 8.

Globalization

Prof. Shweta Sodhiya

T.Y.B.Com

9.

Consumption Function

Prof. Shweta Sodhiya

S.Y.B.Com

10.

Report writing

11.

Modern

Technology

Prof. Sandhya Bandaru in Dr. Shilpagauri Prasad Ganpule

S.Y.B.Com

3/2/2012

S.Y.B.Com

30/10/2012

Business communication 12.

Business Promotion

Mr. A. Manmohan

F.Y.B.Com

17/01/2012

13.

Consignment Account

Prof. Santosh Bhange

F.Y.B.Com

09/01/2012

14.

Audit & Tax , TDS, GTI

Mr. Milind Kshirsagar

T.Y.B.Com

23/01/2012

15.

Costing

Dr. Shirish Limaye

S.Y./T.Y.B.Co

27/01/2012

m 16.

Communication Skills

Ms. Cynthia

F.Y.B.Com

30/01/2012

COMMERCE ASSOCIATION The Department of Commerce organized two pathbreaking seminars: 1) Local level seminar on "Personality Development for Effective Leadership".

2) State level seminar on "Innovation in Commerce and Management - 2012" More than 160 students and faculties from different colleges participated enthusiastically and made the event a grand success.

Poster Exhibition The poster exhibition was conducted to understand the concept of Target Costing, Marketing and Advertising, wherein every student presented their products along with its cost sheet.

The poster competition was inaugurated by Dr. Sanjay Kaptan (HOD, Dept. of Commerce, University of Pune) and the students and faculties from various courses visited the exhibition and appriciated students' presentations and innovative ideas.

Dr. Tarita Shankar(Chairperson, Indira Group of Institutes) visited the exhibition and shared her views and gave guidance to the students for their future and encouraged them. She also appreciated the efforts of Principal, Faculties and students. She said on this occasion that it indeed has boosted the students to show up their creativity and come up with innovative ideas and products.

Management Association The management association was established in the academic year 2005-06 with the objective to promote the practical approach to the management skills and to build students for their academic excellence. During the academic year 2011-12, the management association has tried to conduct the innovative programs for the holistic development of the students.

The following activities were organized this year in following areas:-

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Date

Course

Details

1.

FYBBA & FYBBM (IB)

Outdoor Management Training

2.

3.

4.

5.

18/08/2011 & 27/07/2011 11/08/2011 01/12/2011 03/12/2011 21/01/2012

FYBBA & FYBBM (IB) SYBBM (IB) SYBBA & SYBBM (IB) SYBBA & SYBBM (IB)

6.

7.

8.

2, 3, 4 Jan 2012 26/02/2012 29/02/2012

9.

29/02/2012 1, 2, March 2012

FYBBA & FYBBM (IB) SYBBA & SYBBM (IB) FY, TYBBA & FY, SY, TYBBM (IB) SYBBA All years

Know Your Campus Activity.

Industrial Visit to Dynamic Logistics pvt Ltd. Industrial Visit to Bericap Industries Ltd. Industrial Visit to Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust.

Mumbai. ‘Personality Development’ by Minocher Patel.

Industrial Visit to Piaggio Ltd. Workshop on Personality Development by Prasanna Gadre.

Industrial Visit to Bharat Forge Ltd, Mundhwa.

Seminar on Innovations in Commerce & Management.

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27/03/2012

SYBBA

Industrial Visit to Sany Cranes Chakan.

Staff Academy Program for the year 2011-12 The staff academy organizes various programs for the recreation & educational purpose for staff members of organization. This academic year staff academy organized following programs: 1. Visit to Adventure plus multi facility tourist center at Bhor on 28 Dec 2011.

All the staff members of various departments participated whole heartedly & enthusiastically. There were adventurous activities such as rock climbing, rope way bridge climbing, rappling, bicycling, riffle shooting & rain dancing which tested various skills like decision making, over coming fear, facing physical &mental challenges of staff members.

2. Anubhuti: A different get together. Following activities are performed by the faculty members Poetry Recitation Singing Story Telling Mimicry Quiz competition for staff members Dr. Anjali Kalkar, Principal In charge, ICCS, & Prof. Janardan Pawar, Vice principal, ICCS are the main source of inspiration of this activity. They not only motivated us but also participated in all activities.

These events facilitate the unity & enjoyment sprit among the staff members.

LIBRARY COMMITTEE Meaning & Concept: The Library Committee is a body of persons appointed for a specific function by, and usually out of a larger body. The Oxford Advanced Learners Dictionary defines a "Committee" as a group of people who are chosen, usually by a larger group, to make decisions or to deal with a particular subject.

The Library Committee mostly supervises and advice the library in matters in which public participation is essential.

Aims & Objectives: 1. Ensure that all procedures and policies are followed as per the stated rules and regulations laid down by the concerned (UGC, AICTE, NAAC...etc.) authority.

2. Advise in matters regarding proposed policies.

3.Counsel in the general development and administration of the Library.

4. Express the opinions of the faculty, staff and students relative to Library policies and their administration.

5. Ascertain feasibility of innovative projects/services in respect to its cost, and usability.

Need & Purpose: The Library Committee is needed to: 1. Appoint qualified and efficient librarian who can deliver services.

2. Assess the financial support required by the library based on library standards.

3. Serve as an interpreter of the requirements of the library to the community and authorities and thus make an appeal for more funds.

4.Provide support as an interpreter of the requirements of the library to the community and authorities and thus make an appeal for more funds.

5. Provide support to the librarian to defend important decisions having implications for the users (e.g. change of working hours, change in rules regarding membership and borrowing privileges etc.)

6. Bring better understanding of the role of the library among users.

Constitution of Members: In Indian Universities, there is generally a provision for library committee which consists of the Heads of various Teaching Departments of University. The Library Committee may also be called in different names such as Library Board, Library Trustees, Library Advisory Committee and Board of Directors etc.

According to UGC standard the College Library Committee consists of: 1) Dr. (Mrs.) Anjali Kalkar Chairperson 2) Mr. Mangesh Kuman Secretary 3) Mr. Prashant Kalshetti Member 4) Mr. Suresh Pathare Member (From the Faculty appointed by the Principal on the recommendation of the Librarian) One student Representative To be appointed by the Principal on merit.

Earn and Learn Scheme The Main objective of the scheme is to develop a student as a multidimentional personality with academic excellence and a commitment to an egalitarian society.

India lives in her villages and to bridge the gap between rural Bharat and urban India, this scheme is basically undertaken for the benefit of the students coming from the rural areas, which are economically backward, intelligent and meritorious but cannot afford higher education. It inculcates in the student the idea that no work is big or small and develops a work culture with the right attitude. It is now been announced by our Ex-Vice Chancellor, Dr. Narendra Jadhav that the scheme should be flexible to give work to those who demand it. This is a vision of keeping our youth gainfully employed as well as to contribute from civil society. This is a paradigm shift in the way we see higher education. This will make higher education accessible and available to the poor, meritorious and the marginalized.

The scheme is at present being undertaken at the postgraduate level on the university campus as well as at the graduate level in the affiliated colleges and recognized institutions under the jurisdiction of the University of Pune. Financial assistance to the extent of fifty percent of the expenditure incurred by the affiliated Colleges / Institute is reimbursed to the concerned on submitting the necessary papers to the Director, Board of Students' Welfare. Under this scheme those students who are interested in joining are to fill the necessary application form, which is then scrutinized by an appropriate committee. The list of students who have been Finally enrolled in the scheme are to be sent to the Director, Board of Students' Welfare on or before 15th September every year, subject to the condition that the Colleges / Institution has been given permission to undertake the scheme. The students enrolled under the scheme are given the following types of work namely-that increase their skills in areas of their study, office work, technical work and field work. However when the distribution of work is given it is seen that all students get equal opportunity to get all different kinds of work and that each

student gets eighty percent of technical work and twenty percent of fieldwork. Office work includes working at the Library or any other office of the institute.

Technical work includes: Knowledge of computers, office machines such as photocopying etc. or even working at a telephone booth, while field work includes working in the garden, looking after newly planted trees, play grounds, cleanliness of the campus etc. Each student is expected to work for three hours daily.

Students working under this scheme are paid an honorarium of Rs.20 per hour as per the revised rates effective July 2007. Payment is made as per the attendance sheet, which is to be maintained by the institute/college/ university. The students are requested to open a bank account at their respective places and payments are made by cheques. At the end of the year the respective institute/college is requested to submit the annual accounts for the scheme when the central audit scheme is undertaken.

As per the new decision taken by the university authorities all college /institutions would be given an advance payment depending on the enrollment of students. The ratio being as follows: 1 to 500 - Rs. 33,000 501 to 1000 - Rs. 55,000 1001 to 2000 - Rs. 1, 10,000 2001 to 3000 - Rs. 1, 65,000 3001 to 4000 - Rs. 2, 20,000 4001 to 5000 - Rs. 2, 75,000 And over 5001 - Rs. 3, 30,000 And that any student who fills the application form for enrollment in the scheme will be given work and an allocation of 3.5 Crores has been made in the current budget.

This year 7 students have taken advantage under said scheme.

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INDIRA

Shree Chanakya Education Society's

INDIRA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE AND SCIENCE TATHAWADE,PUNE Affiliated to University of Pune ('NAAC-B' Accredited Under CGPA)