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Annual Report 2018-19 Bhagalpur College of Engineering

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Organisation and Administration

Institute at a glance

Bhagalpur College of Engineering (BCE), Bhagalpur was set up by the Department of Science

and Technology, Government of Bihar in the year 1960 with a view to establishing an

efficient system of technical education in Bihar. Earlier the affiliation of the institute was

under Tilkamanjhi Bhagalpur University (TMBU), Bhagalpur. Later on the college was

affiliated to Aryabhatta Knowledge University (AKU), Patna. Since the inception of this seat

of learning, it has moved ahead with the singular aim of training the students in the field of

science and technology, with an aim to offer down-to-earth practical solutions to the

innumerable engineering problems faced by the various industries, R&D cells and Govt.

Departments across the globe. This institute boasts of around 6000 alumni, contributing to

the enhancement of science and technology in India and abroad in several important

capacities which is a testament to the glorious tradition and contribution of BCE, Bhagalpur.

The institute offers full-time Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) degree programs in five

disciplines of science and technology, namely, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering,

Electronics & Communication Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Engineering. Further, Master of Technology (M.Tech.) programme has been started in the

Electronics & Communication Engineering department from the year 2019. It has added a

new dimension to the academic frontier of the college.

BCE campus is located on NH-80, Sabour Road, Bhagalpur, Bihar. The college is

situated by the side of the Ganges and has a sprawling campus with lush green fields spread

over an area of 167 acres .The Bhagalpur Railway station is around 10 km away from the

college and the Bhagalpur Bus Station is approximately 8 km campus far. The proposed civil

aviation airport is 3 km from college campus. It has been organized in four functional

sectors:

Hostels for Students

Sports ground


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Different Academic Buildings

Faculty and Staff Quarters

Academic complex of BCE Bhagalpur

Administration

The college is under the administrative control of the Department of Science and

Technology, Govt. of Bihar. For the academic and related areas it has to follow the guidelines

of the All India Council for Technical Education, New Delhi and Aryabhatta Knowledge

University, Patna. The Principal is the overall in-charge of all the activities and movements

of the Institute for smooth functioning and in order to make the administrative as well as

academic work efficient and effective, he nominates faculty members of proven capability to

look after each and every aspect.

Technical Education Quality Improvement Programme(TEQIP)

BCE, Bhagalpur had the privilege of being selected under the TEQIP II project of the

World Bank (2014-16). It was one of the two colleges of Bihar to achieve this status.

After the successful completion of the TEQIP II, the college was awarded the TEQIP

III project along with 6 other state engineering projects. The success of the TEQIP projects in

BCE, Bhagalpur can be gazed through its improved infrastructure, newly set up state of the

art laboratories, improved performance of the students in the GATE exams, placements and

so on.


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Board of Governors (TEQIP III project)

Name Designation

(A).State Government Nominee

(i) Dr. Uday Kant Misra

Ex-Engineer, General Manager &C. B. O. C. (C-DOT), Govt. of India.

Email: [email protected], Ph: 9430010713, 99106882288

Chairman

(ii) Shri Ashok Kumar Sinha

Ex-Member & HOD Central Board Delhi.

Email: [email protected], Ph: 9810090564

Member

(iii) General Manager, NPTC, Kahalgaon, Bhagalpur Member

(iv) Director, DST, Govt. of Bihar as State Government Nominee Member

(B) (v) AICTE Nominee Member

(C).Nominee of Aryabhatta Knowledge University

(vi) Prof. (Dr.) Ajay Pratap, Registrar, Aryabhatta Knowledge University, Bihar,

Patna


Member

(D) Educationist or industrialist (Nominated by the Principal for two years) -01

(vii) Dr. M. K. Jha


Member

(E) Principal of Institution – Ex-officio

(viii) Dr. F. Ansari


Governor cum

Member

Secretary &

Principal

(F) Faculty of Institution (Nominated by the Principal based on seniority) -02

(ix) Mr. Shashank Shekhar


Member

(x) Dr. Nagendra Kumar Chaudhary


Member

mailto:[email protected]


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TEQIP III Cell

BHAGALPUR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, BHAGALPUR

Technical Education Quality Improvement Plan (TEQIP)- Phase III

TEQIP Cell email id: [email protected]

Sl. No. Name Designation

1 Dr. F. Ansari Principal

TEQIP Cell

1 Mr. AnshulShekhar TEQIP Coordinator

2 Mr. K. N. Ram Nodal Officer Finance

3 Mr. Saurav Procurement Coordinator

4 Mr. Bikas Kumar Sah Assistant Nodal Officer Finance

5 Dr. Achalesh Sinha Program Manager, TEQIP Cell

6 Mr. Manish Bhardwaj Account Assistant, TEQIP Cell

7 Mrs. Supriya Kumari Office Assistant, TEQIP Cell

Academic Coordinators

1 Mr. Amitesh Prakash Institutional Academic Coordinator

2 Mr. Siddhartha Kashyap Academic Coordinator (Civil)

3 Mr. Vikas Kumar Academic Coordinator (Mechanical)

4 Dr. Parimal Sah Academic Coordinator (ECE)

5 Mr. Sunil Kumar Suman Academic Coordinator (CSE)

NBA Coordinators

1 Dr.Rakesh Kumar Institutional NBA Coordinator

2 Dr.Parimal Sah Institutional NBA Coordinator

3 Mr.Anshul Shekhar Departmental NBA Coordinator (Electrical)

4 Mr.Arjun Kumar Departmental NBA Coordinator (Electrical)

mailto:[email protected]


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5 Mr.Saurabh Kumar Departmental NBA Coordinator (Electrical)

6 Dr. Manish Kumar Departmental NBA Coordinator

(Mechanical)

7 Mr. Abhimanyu Dhyani Departmental NBA Coordinator

(Mechanical)

8 Mr. Manoj Kumar Dubey Departmental NBA Coordinator

(Mechanical)

9 Mr. Siddhartha Kashyap Departmental NBA Coordinator (Civil)

10 Mr. Md. Nadir Departmental NBA Coordinator (Civil)

11 Mr. Saurav Departmental NBA Coordinator (Civil)

12 Mr. Sunil Kumar Suman Departmental NBA Coordinator (CSE)

13 Mr. Nikhil Kumar Departmental NBA Coordinator (CSE)

14 Ms. Anshu Kumari Departmental NBA Coordinator (ECE)

15 Mr.Amit Kumar Singh Departmental NBA Coordinator (ECE)

GATE Coordinators

1 Mr. Uday Kumar Singh Institutional GATE Coordinator

2 Mr. Saurabh Kumar Departmental GATE Coordinator (Electrical)

3 Mr. Uday Kumar Singh Departmental GATE Coordinator (Mechanical)

4 Mr. Saurav Departmental GATE Coordinator (Civil)

5 Mr. Mintu Singh Departmental GATE Coordinator (CSE)

6 Ms. Anshu Kumari Departmental GATE Coordinator (ECE)

Twinning Coordinators

1 Mr. Pranab Baruah Institutional Twinning Coordinator

2 Mr. Amitesh Prakash Departmental Twinning Coordinator (Electrical)

3 Mr. Pushpendra Dwivedi Departmental Twinning Coordinator (ECE)


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4 Mr. Nikhil Kumar Departmental Twinning Coordinator (CSE)

5 Mr. Satyendra Mishra & Mr. Manish kumar

Departmental Twinning Coordinator (Mechanical)

6 Mr. Pranab Baruah Departmental Twinning Coordinator (Civil)

MOOCs Coordinators

1 Mr. Amitesh Prakash Institutional MOOCs Coordinator

2 Mr. Abhishek Kumar Departmental MOOCs Coordinator (Civil)

3 Mr. Janmejay Kumar Departmental MOOCs Coordinator (Mechanical)

4 Mr. Amitesh Prakash Departmental MOOCs Coordinator (Electrical)

5 Mr. Abhinav Kumar Departmental MOOCs Coordinator (ECE)

6 Mr. Sunil Kumar Suman Departmental MOOCs Coordinator (CSE)

R&D Coordinators

1 Md. Ahad Noor Institutional R&D Coordinator

2 Mr. Janmejay Kumar Departmental R&D Coordinator (Mechanical)

3 Mr. Alok Kumar Departmental R&D Coordinator (Electrical)

4 Mr. Mintu Singh Departmental R&D Coordinator (CSE)

5 Mr. Siddhartha Kashyap Departmental R&D Coordinator (Civil)

6 Mr. Amit Kumar Singh Departmental R&D Coordinator (ECE)

Course Coordinators

1 Mr. Alok Kumar Course Coordinator (Electrical)

2 Mr. Saurabh Kumar Singh Course Coordinator (Mechanical)

3 Mr. Md. Nadir Course Coordinator (Civil)

4 Dr. Parimal Sah Course Coordinator (ECE)

5 Mr. Sunil Kumar Suman Course Coordinator (CSE)


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Industry Readiness Cell

1 Dr. C M Rajesh Industry Readiness Coordinator

2 Mr. Amitesh Prakash Member

3 Ms. Anshu Priya Member

4 Dr. Sangita Member

5 Mr. Sumit P Mane Member

6 Mr. Santosh Kumar Singh Member

7 Mr. Amit Kumar Singh Member

8 Mr. Alok Kumar Member

Training & Placement Cell

1 Mr. Anish Kumar Training & Placement Officer

2 Dr. Rakesh Kumar Electrical Department

3 Mr. Ram Bilash Mechanical Department

4 Mr. Abhishek Kumar Choudhary Civil Department

5 Mr. Sunil Kumar Suman CSE Department

6 Dr .Kaushal Jha ECE Department

Institute Level Coordinators

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Mr. Anish Kumar

Employability Coordinator & Assistant

TEQIP Coordinator

2 Mr. Govind Jha MIS & EAP Coordinator

3 Md. Nadir EMF Coordinator

4 Mr. Saurabh Singh Media Coordinator

5 Ms. Anshu Priya Cultural Activities Coordinator

6 Mr. Janmejay Kumar Mentorship Coordinator


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7 Mr. Nikhil Kumar Internet & Website Incharge

8 Mr. Saurabh Kumar NIRF, AISHE, ARIIA

9 Mr. Amitesh Prakash Internship Coordinator

10 Mr. Abhishek Kumar Unnat Bharat Abhiyaan

Budget Allocation, Utilization

Table: Total Income and Expenditure at Institute level

Total Income Actual Expenditure

9,77,13,500 8,74,40,803

Fee Govt. Grants Other

Sources

Recurring

including

salaries

Non-

Recurring

Special

Projects/Any

Other

7,42,500 9,69,71,000 - 8,26,61,832 - 47,78,971

Table 10.3 Budget Allocation, Utilization, and Public Accounting (All figures are in Rupees)

Items

Budgeted in

CFY

(2018-2019)

Actual

expenses

Infrastructure built-up - -

Library - -

Laboratory equipment - -

Laboratory consumables - -

Teaching and non-teaching staff salary 50711000 49968973

Maintenance and spares 100000 94000

R & D NA NA

Training and travel 162000 21342


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Adequacy of budget allocation

Budget requirements are collected from every departments and sections before the

commencement of the financial year. Allocations are made as per the availability of funds. Spending is

monitored by the accounts section. Supplementary allocations are made in special cases. The institution

carefully monitors the expenses so that the necessities are met without affecting the smooth working of

the institution. The management has been very efficiently doing this over the past several years that the

institution never had any serious budget crunch that affected the functioning of the college.

Utilization of allocated funds

Funds are allocated by the Management. Department Heads/Section-in charges are

intimated of the extent of funds allocated against their budget proposals. Major works like construction,

up-gradation of existing infrastructure are executed by the management. Procurement and maintenance

of common utilities, house-keeping, procurement of furniture, lab equipment, books and journals,

computers, etc. are made by the purchase department.

Actions for procurement of lab equipment, up-gradation of existing lab facilities, purchase of

consumables etc. are initiated from the respective departments and the funds are released on a case by

case basis from the accounts department.

Decentralization in working

The following faculty members have been delegated with powers for taking administrative

decisions.

Sl. No. Name Designation

1 Dr. Uday Kant Misra Chairman, BOG

2 Dr. F. Ansari Principal

3 Mr. M. K. Mandal HOD, Civil Engineering

Misc. 6489000 6060956

Others 90000 88195

Total 57552000 56233466


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4 Dr. M. K. Jha HOD, Electrical Engineering

5 Dr. Sangita HOD, Mechanical Engineering

6 Dr. Pushpalata HOD, Electronics and Communication

Engineering

7 Mr. M. K. Mandal HOD, Computer Science & Engineering

8 Mr. Anish Kumar Training and Placement Officer

9 Mr. Ishwar Chandra Tripathi Librarian

10 Mr. Sumit Popat Mane Prof-in-Charge, Alumni Association

Anti-Ragging Committee for the academic year 2018-2019

Anti-Ragging Monitoring Team

The following are the members of the monitoring team, which ensures the proper functioning of

anti-ragging committee

Sl.No. Name of the Member Department

1 Dr.AbhijithGhosh Physics,

2 Dr.KaushalJha Physics,

3 Dr. C. M. Rajesh Chemistry,

4 Mr. Sumit Popat Mane Chemistry,

5 Mr. Bikash Kumar Sah Civil Engineering


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Anti-Ragging Committee

Sl. No. Name of the Member Designation

1 Mr. Bikash Kumar Sah Assistant Professor

2 Mr. Santosh Tuddu Assistant Professor

3 Dr. Suchit Kumar Patel Assistant Professor

4 Mr. Saurav Assistant Professor

5 Dr. Manish Kumar Assistant Professor

6 Mr. Raushan Kumar Assistant Professor

7 Mr. Santosh Kumar Singh Assistant Professor

8 Mr. Manoj Kumar Dubey Assistant Professor

9 Mr. Nilesh Mishra Assistant Professor

10 Dr. Sangita Assistant Professor (HoD, Mechanical Engg.)

11 Mr. Sanjay Kumar Assistant Professor

12 Dr. Sarika Kushwaha Assistant Professor

13 Mr. Arjun Kumar Assistant Professor

14 Mr. Ritesh Kumar Assistant Professor

15 Mr. Somveer Singh Assistant Professor

16 Mr. Anshul Shekhar Assistant Professor

17 Mr. Saurabh Kumar Assistant Professor

18 Mr. Ram Bilash Assistant Professor

19 Mr. Govind Kumar Jha Assistant Professor

20 Mr. Pawan Kishore Sah Assistant Professor


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21 Mr. Abhishek Kr. Choudhary Assistant Professor

22 Dr. Rajesh C M Assistant Professor

23 Mr. Sumit Popat Mane Assistant Professor

24 Mr. Abhinav Kumar Assistant Professor

25 Dr. Bambam Kumar Assistant Professor

26 Mr. Mintu Singh Assistant Professor

27 Mr. Anish Kumar Assistant Professor

28 Ms. AnshuPriya Assistant Professor

Grievance Redressal Committee (2018-2019)

Dr. Pushplata is the Chairperson of the Grievance Redressal Committee. The attempt of the

committee is to address the genuine problems and complaints of students and their parents whatever be

the nature of the problem. It is further divided into the following subsections for better management:

(a) General Grievance Redressal

Sl.No. Name Department Contact No. E-mail

1 Mr. Saurav CE 9431014875 [email protected]

2 Ms. Anshu Kumari ECE 8210826875 [email protected]

3 Mr. Arjun Kumar EE 7631701898 [email protected]

4 Mr. Ram Bilash ME 9467512017 [email protected]

(b) Online Grievance Redressal

Sl. No. Name Department Contact No. E-mail


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1 Prof. Nikhil Kumar CSE 947147748

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[email protected]

2 Prof. Sarika Kushwaha Mathematics 732101875

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[email protected]

(c) Women Grievance Redressal

Sl. No. Name Department Contact No. E-mail

1 Dr. Pushplata Convenor 9771825029 [email protected]

2 Ms. Anshu Priya English 8826265809 [email protected]

3 Dr. Sangita Mechanical 9204421809 [email protected]

Sexual Harassment Committee

Sexual Harassment Committee for the academic year 2018-2019

Sl.No. Name Designation

1 Dr. Sangita Chairman

2 Ms. Sarika Kushwaha Member

3 Ms. Anshu Kumari Member

4 Ms .Anshu Priya Member

5. Ms. Sunita Kumari Member


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Human Resources

Bhagalpur College of Engineering, Bhagalpur

Faculty Information

Sl.No. Department Name Designation Sanction

Post

Current working position

1

Dr. F. Ansari Principal 1 Regular

1

2 Civil

Professor 1 0

Associate Professor

3 0

Mr. M. K. Mandal

Assistant Professor

9

Regular

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Mr. Bikash Kumar Sah

Regular

Mr. Saurav Regular

Mr. Pawan Kishore Sah Regular

Mr. Santosh Kumar Singh

Regular

Mr. Siddhartha Kashyap NPIU Mr. Abhishek Kumar Choudhary NPIU

Mr. Gaurav Kumar Tripathi NPIU

Mr. Abhishek Kumar NPIU

Mr. Pranab Baruah NPIU

Md. Nadir NPIU

3 Mechanical

Professor 1 0

Associate Professor

4

0

Dr. Sangita

Assistant Professor

10

Regular

15

Mr. Abhimanyu Dhyani NPIU

Mr. Satyendra Kumar Mishra

NPIU


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Mr. Vikas Kumar NPIU

Mr. Ahad Noor NPIU

Mr. Raushan Kumar NPIU

Mr. Manish Kumar NPIU

Mr. Uday Kumar Singh NPIU

Mr. Janmejay Kumar NPIU

Mr. Nilesh Mishra NPIU

Mr. Saurabh Singh NPIU

Mr. Manoj Kumar Dubey NPIU

Mr. Ram Bilash NPIU

Mr.Deonath Kumar NPIU

Mr.Ritesh Kumar NPIU

4 Electrical

Professor 1 0

Dr. M. K. Jha Associate Professor

3 Regular

1

Mr. K. N. Ram

Assistant Professor

9

Regular

8

Mr.Arjun Kumar Regular

Mr. Anshul Shekhar Regular

Mr. Anish Kumar NPIU

Mr .Alok Kumar NPIU

Mr. Saurabh Kumar NPIU

Mr. Amitesh Prakash NPIU

Dr. Rakesh Kumar NPIU

5 CSE

Professor 1 0

Associate Professor

1

0


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Mr.Nikil Kumar

Assistant Professor

4

NPIU

4 Mr. Sunil Kumar Suman NPIU

Mr.Mintu Singh NPIU

Mr.Govind Kumar Jha NPIU

Ms AnubhutiPurbey GUEST

3 Ms Priyanka GUEST

Ms Ayushi GUEST

6 ECE

Professor 1 0

Dr. Pushplata Associate Professor

1 Regular

1

Mr. Pushpendra Dewidi

Assistant Professor

6

Regular

7

Mr.Amit Kumar Singh NPIU

Ms.Anshu Kumari NPIU

Mr. Kuldeep Yadav NPIU

Dr. ParimalSah NPIU

Dr. Bambam Kumar NPIU

Mr. Abhinav Kumar NPIU

7 Mathematics

Professor 1 0

Associate Professor

1

0

Dr. N. K. Choudhary

Assistant Professor

5 Regular

2 Dr. Sarika Kushwaha NPIU

Dr. Manoj Kumar Singh 2

GUEST 2

Mr. Nitish Kumar Bhardwaraj GUEST

8 Physics

Professor 1 0

Associate Professor

1

0

Mr. R. K. Mishra Assistant Professor

4 Regular

2 Dr. Kaushal Jha NPIU

9 Chemistry

Professor 1 0

Associate Professor

0

0

Mr. Sumit Popat Mane Assistant Professor

3 NPIU

2 Mr. Rajesh CM NPIU

10 English

Professor 0 0

Associate Professor

0

0

Mr. Shashank Shekhar Assistant Professor

2 Regular

2 Ms. Anshu Priya NPIU

11 Geology Mr. Santosh Tudu

Assistant Professor

1 Regular

1

TOTAL 78 62


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Summary (Currently Working)

Principal 1

Professor 0

Associate Professor 2

Assistant Professor 54

Total 57

Staff Information ( Group-3 ) Regular

Employees

SL. NO. NAME OF EMPLOYEE NAME OF POST MOBILE NO.

1 Sri Achal Kumar Mishra Lab. Assistant 9771274189

2 Sri Rajhans Anand Lab. Assistant 7004798527

3 Sri Sanjay Kumar Dutta Lab. Assistant 9431669785

4 Sri Pramod Kumar Satra Lab. Assistant 7004798504

5 Smt. Gayatri Tripathi Clerk 9934908359

6 Sri Lalan Kumar Singh Store Keeper 8051634623

7 Ms. Sunita Kumari Clerk 9771513912

8 Sri Rajendra Mandal Jeep Driver 6201729380

Staff Information ( Group- D ) Regular Employees

SL. NO.

NAME OF EMPLOYEE NAME OF

POST EMPLOYEE

ID

1 Md. Shabbir Ahmed Office Attendant 10766128

2 Sri Rajendra Hembram Office Attendant 10187340

3 Sri Pappu Kumar Singh Office Attendant 10187341

4 Sri Ramadhar Singh Office Attendant 10187342

5 Sri Manager Bhagat Office 10187349


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Attendant

6 Sri Basistha Narayan Jha Office Attendant 10187361

7 Sri Laliteshwar Prasad Shahi

Office Attendant 10187874

8 Md. Kashmiri Jouhar Office Attendant 10201171

9 Sri JanardhanYadav Office Attendant 10709262

10 Smt. Sumitra Devi Office Attendant 10714777

11 Smt. Rita Kumari Office Attendant 10766123

12 Sri Mani Lal Mishri Office Attendant 10766126

13 Sri Jamadhar Harijan Office Attendant 10766197

14 Sri Ajay Kumar Das Office Attendant 10766199

15 Smt. Sunaina Kumari Office Attendant 10838364

16 Sri Rajendra Prasad Office Attendant 10834009

17 Sri BrahmdeoMandal Office Attendant 10834110

18 Sri Sadanand Thakur Office Attendant 10834114

19 Sri KedarMandal Office Attendant 10836618

20 Sri Ashok Kumar Arvind Office Attendant 10766130

21 Sri Shivan Ram Office Attendant 10187363

22 Sri Rajesh Sweeper Office Attendant 10612805

23 Sri Sunil Kumar Office Attendant 10766105

24 Sri Ram BaranYadav Office Attendant 10766122

Staff Information Contract Employees

SL. NO

NAME POST DEPARTMENT

1. ShyamSundar Prasad Instructor Mech. 2. Chandra Bhushan Lab. Asstt. Mech.


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3. Md. AsadRafe Instuctor Mech. 4. Anil Kumar Instructor Mech. 5. Lal Kumar Instrutor Mech. 6. Ashok Kumar Rajak Instrutor Mech. 7. Ritesh Kumar Instrutor Mech. 8. Sandip Kumar Singh Instrutor Electrical 9. Anil Kr. Hembram Clerk Office 10. Surya Prakash Data Entry Operator

(Beltron) Office

Academic Calendar 2018-2019

2018-19 (Odd Semester)

Sl. No.

Activity Date

1 Commencement of the classes 2nd

July 2018

2 Mid-term Exam 4th

week of October 2018

3 End of Classes 20th

November 2018

4 Display of Mid-Semester Examination Marks by 25th

November 2018

5 Students Feedback Submission 16th

- 20th

November 2018

6 Practical Examination Viva- Voce 21th

- 30 November 2018

7 End Semester Examination Dec-18

8 Publication of Results by AKU February- March 2019

9 Students`Events To be Notified later

10 Winter vacation 25th

– 31st December 2018

2018-19 (Even Semester)

1 Commencement of the classes 18th

February 2019

2 Technoriti (Technical Fest) 2nd

– 16th

March 2019

3 Mid-term Exam 1st week of May 2019

4 End of Classes 11th

May 2019

5 Display of Mid-Semester Examination Marks by 15th

May 2019

6 Students Feedback Submission 11th

- 20th

May 2019

7 Practical Examination Viva- Voce 21th

- 30 May 2019

8 End Semester Examination Jun-19

9 Publication of Results by AKU August- September 2019

10 Students`Events To be Notified

11 Summer Vacation 01st – 30

th June 2019


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Departmental Activities

Department of Civil Engineering

The Department of Civil Engineering, since its establishment in 1960 has been at the forefront

of teaching in the field of Civil Engineering. Currently, the Department admits 60 candidates for

the Under-Graduate programme. In its regular academic programme, the department offers

basic B-Tech course in Civil Engineering which includes Structural Engineering, Geotechnical

Engineering, Transportation Engineering, Water Resources Engineering, Environmental

Engineering and Engineering Geology. The course makes the students capable in identifying,

formulating and solving civil engineering problems that meets specified performance, cost,

time, safety and other quality needs and objectives with professional and ethical responsibility.

The laboratories are well equipped with the state of the art instruments. The projects offered

are in keeping with the needs of the industry and the recent advancement in the technical field.

The Department provides research and consultancy services to various public and private

sector organisations, and receives research and modernization grants from DST Bihar, MHRD,

and AICTE. The Civil Engineering department had earlier been assigned projects of HUDCO in

which low cost housing in rural and urban areas are being constructed. One such low cost

housing building in the institute funded by HUDCO serves as an example to the public living in

rural and urban areas of Bhagalpur. The department also serves as a State Technical Agency to

the Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India.

Vision of the Department

To achieve national recognition and betterment of the society through diverse and

intensive teaching learning process to meet global demands in the field of

Civil Engineering.

Mission of the Department

a) To provide brilliant student-centric learning framework through cutting edge

teaching methods and deviceful reforms.

b) To encourage research and entrepreneurship through collaborations and

extensive activities.

c) To provide a dynamic and investigative learning environment that emphasizes open-

ended design, problem-solving skills, communication, team work and

leadership skills.

d) To contribute positively towards upliftment of our community and environment.


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Workshops/ Events/Seminars organized

a) A seminar was held on ‘‘Design of Concrete mix’’ by Dr.Achintya, former principal

of BCE Bhagalpur on 05/07/2018. In the seminar, he delivered lecture on history,

scope, processes involved in manufacturing cement, types of concrete, various tests

for concrete (its components) and detail design procedure as per IS 10262: 2009 of

concrete.

b) A seminar was held on “Soil and Land irrigability classification for soil of

bhawanpur distributary ” by Dr. LB Roy, Professor of NIT Patna on 07/07/2018. In

the seminar he talked about soil characteristics for modified soil irrigability, Land

irrigability classification and different ways to determine soil irrigability class.

c) The webinar of around 60 minutes was conducted by UltraTech and hosted by BCE

Bhagalpur,on 28-03-2019. Lecture was given by Dr.K.V.L. Subramaniam , professor

Department of Civil Engineering.


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d) A Workshop on AutoCAD software for students by CAD Desk was held from 30-07-

2018 to 04-08-2018. The workshop was on the basics of AutoCAD software like

Draw Toolbar, Modify Toolbar, and Dimensioning etc. The students also got hands on

practice on these toolbars. These courses were provided to the students to enhance

their all-round development.

e) The event “SETUBANDH" -a bridge making competition was successfully held under

"Civil Society”, Civil Engineering Department, BCE Bhagalpur on 10/04/2019. A total

of 13 groups competed in the competition. The groups were given a total duration of

5.5 hours to design and build the bridge and submit it for testing. The evaluation was

on the basis of efficiency and aesthetics of the bridge.


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f) The Students of B Tech Civil of 3rd year visited to 4 Lane Cable Stayed Bridge

construction site at AguwaniGhat as an industrial visit on 04/02/2019. They learned

different component of bridge, importance of cable stayed Bridge and various

challenges faced while constructing the bridge. Project Manager also briefed them

about the project and also explained different aspects of this project like economy

and techniques. It was indeed a fruitful educational trip for the students at such an

early stage of their undergraduate engineering programme.


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Department of Mechanical Engineering

Established in 1960, Bhagalpur College of Engineering is one of the oldest engineering colleges

in Bihar. The department offers courses to provide the students with sound knowledge in the

area of Mechanical Engineering for current need of modern industries. Mechanical Engineering

is one of the oldest departments in the college. Present intake of the department is 60 in the

undergraduate course. The department has well qualified and experienced faculty members,

well equipped laboratories, a centralized workshop and technical staff to guide students. Apart

from academic, industrial visits, software training, communication skill development classes

and industrial training are also arranged for the students. The department offers an excellent

teaching, learning environment to enrich students’ understanding about Mechanical

Engineering and techno economic development of the nation. Course curriculum has been

designed to prepare its graduates to become intellectual leaders in industry and academia.


To be a centre of excellence in the field of Mechanical Engineering imparting quality

education, leadership qualities, Professional ethics and promotes high end research to

meet the current and future challenges of technological development.


The Mechanical Engineering Department is committed to

a) To provide graduates with solid foundation in Mechanical Engineering that

prepares them for innovative research, self-learning and professional growth in

field of their choice.

b) To improve department industry collaboration through internship program and

interaction with professional society through seminar or workshops.

c) To inculcate high moral, ethical values, interpersonal and entrepreneurial skill by

participation in Co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities.

Workshops/ Events/ Seminars organized

a) A lecture on “Problem & Solution” was delivered by Prof.(Dr.) Ratna Mukherjee,

Ex professor & Proctor (Tilkamanjhi Bhagalpur University, Bhagalpur) on 24-05-

2019 in AutoCAD building.


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b) One day seminar on “Design and application of sensors” in Mechanical

Engineering by Mr.Saurabh on 24-04-2019 at BCE Bhagalpur for all the faculty

members and students in AutoCAD building

c) One day Industrial Visit to IOCL, Fuel Terminal, Jasidih for 2016 batch students

on 24-01-2019.


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d) One Day NTPC Kahalgaon Visit on 25-09-2018 for 2016 batch

e) A 5-day workshop on “ANSYS Software” from 16/07/2018 to 20/07/2018 by

MrSaiPradeepMakireddi, Technical officer of ARK Solution Pvt. Ltd.in the

AutoCAD Lab of BCE, Bhagalpur. 2016 batch and 2015 batch students of

Mechanical and Civil Engineering Department were participated in this program.

f) One Day industrial visit to NTPC Kahalgaon on 11-08-2019 for the student of

2017 batch of Mechanical Engineering Department


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g) Faculty Development Program on Future Aspects of Renewal Energy Innovation

from 17-21 May, 2019

The following distinct professors are nominated as a key speaker in five

days Faculty Development Program:

I. Dr ArnabSarkar IIT BHU

II. Prof. Devendra Mohan IIT BHU

III. Prof. ApurvaLayek NIT DURGAPUR

IV. Dr. Rishi Raj IIT BHU

V. Dr, PankajKalita CIT KOKRAJHAR


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Department of Electrical Engineering

The Electrical Engineering Department of BCE Bhagalpur was established in the year 1960. The

department offers one undergraduate program (B Tech in Electrical Engineering)

The department has highly dedicated and qualified faculty who impart individual attention to

the students, prompting them to rise above ordinary levels to face the competitive world. The

alumni are well placed in electrical core industries like SBPDCL, NBPDCL, BSNL, NTPC, IOCL,

BARC, ISRO, CIL, GAIL, ONGC, DVC as well as in various core industries. Our alumni are also

working as faculty in various government aided/self-financing engineering colleges. Also, a

fairly good number of our students had joined for post graduate programmes. Some of our

students are entrepreneurs too. The Electrical maintenance wing of the college is under the

Electrical department enabling the students to gain practical exposure from the department

itself. Also the various industrial visits, industry internships, attending industrial exhibitions

and talks by experts from the industry have helped the students to keep abreast with the latest

developments in the industry.

Apart from academics, the Department constantly strives to inculcate an awareness and

understanding of moral, ethical and professional obligations among the youngsters to mould

them as valuable engineers both for the industry as well as for the society. The department has

to its credit as Indian patent of an automatic electrical item developed by Dr.Patralekh, a

brilliant alumnus and HOD of electrical engineering.


To strive for academic excellence in the field of Electrical Engineering by imparting

quality education, training to students for meeting the current as well as future

requirements of industries and research organizations.


a) To develop strong foundation in basic domain knowledge of Electrical

Engineering by imparting quality teaching to the students.


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b) To be able to creatively and effectively apply knowledge to design solution of

problems arising in their career path.

c) To provide various training opportunities to students for meeting the current as

well as future industry and research demands.

d) To develop the soft skills in the students for empowering them to work as an

individual as well as in team to contribute towards need based issues of our

society.


a) A 3 days hand on training was conducted for students and faculty members on “IoT

usingArduino” in April’19. The event was organized by Electrical Engineering

Department. Using an Arduino Uno and a DHT sensor, students learned to develop

an electronic device that will stream temperature and humidity data over the

internet. They were taught to program the system in such a way that whenever

there was a temperature/ humidity change, the system would send notification via

email as well as SMS from a remote location.

b) A lecture on Counseling on Psychology &Behaviourby Prof. C.B.P. Singh,

Professor of Psychology Department, Tilkamajhi University was held for students

on 02.04.2019.


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c) One day Industrial Visit of Electrical Engineering Students to IOCL, Fuel Terminal,

Jasidih on 25.01.2019.

Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering

The department of Electronics and Communication Engineering offers course on Analog and

Digital electronics, Microwave Engg., Radar Engg. and Antenna Engg., Microprocessor and

peripherals, Computer Communication and Networking. The course structure provides/ unique

blend of s/w skills along with the hardware skills. The student acquires proficiency in many

programming language ( like BASIC, FORTRAN, C, C++, Java, Dot Net, HTML and many more…

Stress is given on subject like Microprocessor, Programming Methodology, Signal Processing,

Computer Architecture and Organization, Data Communication, Networking and

Semiconductor Physics. With the changing face of communication, ample stress has been given

on subject like Digital communication and Mobile Communication along with sound theoretical

knowledge. Rigorous practical session provides students with all the necessary skills which

help them cope up with the requirements of the industry and the recent advancement in the

field.

Vision of the department

To offer a platform of excellence to yield ingenious technocrats who can face the

challenges of a new era and excel at national and international level.

Mission of the department


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a) To offer the students with information required for a superior engineering course.

b) To help the students identify local, national and global issues which can benefit from

practical problem solving.

c) To prepare the students with a comprehensive knowledgeable spectrum with the

purpose of getting them ready for industry, research, and academia.

d) To offer moral and value based education needed for becoming a responsible citizen

and professional.


a) Two days Hands-on workshop “Autonomous Robotics and Embedded System” from

21.02.2019 to 22.02.2019

b) An awareness program on Development in IT Industries held on the occasion of

Foundation stone for setting up STPI Centre at Bhagalpur on 09.02.2019.


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c) One day Industrial Visit to IOCL, Fuel Terminal, Jasidih on 23.01.2019

d) Participation of students in Model Exhibition at Sandeez compound on 15.12.2018.

e) One Day NTPC Kahalgaon industrial Visit on 26th September, 2018.


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f) Lecture on “Higher Education Framework” by Ms. Sampada Pachaury, NETRA

NORTH coordinator, ESSCI on 11.08.2018

g) Seminar on world learning, Embedded Design and Simulation with the help of

Proteus VSM software by Mr.Anand Jambholkar, Managing Director, Cybermotion

Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad on 28.07.2018.

h) A 2 day training on IOT LAB by Mr.Sangit Saha, Senior Engineer, CDAC Bangalore on

18.07.2018 to 19.07.2018.


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i) Lecture on “ IOT & Artificial Intelligence” by Sinjan Kumar, Sr. Software Engineer,

Qualcomm on 07.07.2018

j) Lecture on “Coding Theory” By Prof. Om Prakash, IIT Patna on 7.07.2018 at BCE

Bhagalpur.


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Department of Computer Science and Engineering

The field of Computer Science and Engineering has been pushing the envelope of almost all

other disciplines, which use computing as a fundamental means of inquiry and tool for

discovery. Computer science and engineering offers exciting, intellectually challenging, and

rapidly growing career opportunities. It is the heart of where the action is: whether this means

intelligent game playing, mobile applications, smart robots, cloud computing, data security,

social networks, or bioinformatics.

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering was established in 2001 with an intake

of 45, enhanced to 60 in 2018. The department is headed by M.K. Mandal. The department

comprises well qualified faculties.

Teaching-Learning process is given at most priority in pursuit of improving the quality of

technical education. Innovative teaching aids and methodologies are used by the department

towards this goal. The efficacy of the Teaching-Learning process is reflected in the consistently

excellent results being achieved every year.


To produce skilled and motivated computer professionals having ethical and moral

values who have capability to solve real world problems and ability to adapt the

frequent changes of the technology.


a) To ensure sufficient modern technological exposure to the students in order to

create skilled professionals.

b) To frequently update the labs keeping in view the requirement of the current

industry scenario.

c) To extend counselling and career guidance facility to the students to help them to

achieve their goal.

d) To encourage faculties and staffs to pursue higher education and to do the research

work.

e) To encourage faculties and staffs to participate in various seminars, conferences and

workshops to keep themselves updated of the state-of-the-art technology.


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Facilities and Technical Support Department of Civil Engineering

Sl. No.

Name of Laboratory

Name of Important Instruments/Software

Technical Manpower Support Name of

Technical Staff

Designation Qualification

1 Fluid

Mechanics

Pelton Wheel

RajhansAnand Instructor B.Sc.

Notch Apparatus Centrifugal Pump Venturimeter Orificemeter Pipe Friction Apparatus Metacentric Height Apparatus Bernoulli’s Apparatus Reynolds Apparatus Impact of Jet Apparatus Hydraulic bench / Flow Through Weir Reciprocating Pump Francis Turbine Digital Tachometer Hydraulic Flume Peloton wheel turbine Reynolds Number Apparatus Kaplan Turbine Apparatus

2 Survey and Geomatics

Total Station

O.P. Gupta Instructor B.Tech

GPS Instrument Prismatic Compass Staff Plain Table Plain Table Accessories 3Tape ( 30 m )


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Auto Level Dumpy Level Theodolite Tripod ( Theodolite ) Tripod ( Dumpy Level ) Tripod ( Auto Level ) Digital Theodolite Measuring Tape Thermometer Ranging Road Tripod Stand Aluminum staff Chain (30m) Tripod ( Prismatic Compass )

3 Soil

Mechanics

Proving Ring ( Capacity= 2.5 KN )


Electronic Balance (Capacity = 30 Kg ) Rapid Moisture Meter Direct Shear Apparatus (Small ) Direct Shear Apparatus (Large ) Odometer Vane Shear Test Apparatus Sieve Shaker Sample Extractor Sieve Set (Fine Aggregate ) Sand Replacement Unconfined Compression Test Apparatus Infra-Red Moisture Meter Oven Triaxial Test Machine Permeability Test Apparatus (Constant Head & Falling Head) Swelling Test Apparatus

4 Concrete Air entrainment RajhansAnand Instructor B.Sc.


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Apparatus Apparatus Tensile Testing Machine Compression Testing Machine Compaction Testing Machine ( Capacity 200 Tonne ) Compaction Testing Machine ( Capacity 2000 KN) Slump Cone Table Vibrator Flexural Testing machine ( Capacity 250KN ) Universal Testing Machine Tensile Testing Mould( Cement ) Beaker( 500ml ) Lechatelier Apparatus Air entrainment Apparatus

5 Transportation

Penetration Test Apparatus


Bitumen Extractor Centrifuge Film Stripping Device Mastic Asphalt Test Apparatus Water Bath Marshall Apparatus Softening Point Apparatus Ductility Test Apparatus Stone Crusher Flakiness Apparatus Elongation Apparatus Crushing Mould

6 PHE

pH Meter ( Micro processor Based )

RajhansAnand Instructor B.Sc. Turbidity Meter Chlorine Kit


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Chlorine Meter BOD Incubator Conductivity Meter Distillation Unit Rotary Orbital Shaker Pocket type pH meter Monopan Balance Muffle Furnace Hot Plate Magnetic Stirrer Water and Material Separation Unit Jar Test apparatus Agate Mortar Pestle and Grinder COD Digestion Unit

Pundit Lab Ultrasonic Instrument

Triaxial Testing machine

Water and material Separation unit

Total Station


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Department of Mechanical Engineering

Sl. No. Name of the

Laboratory

Name of the Important

instrument/ software

Technical Manpower Support

Name of

the

technical

staff


1 Engineering

Drawing and

Machine

Drawing Lab

Drawing Table, Board,

stool

2 Workshop Carpentry shop, Fitting

shop, Foundry shop, Gas

welding, Electric Arc

welding, Conventional

lathe machine, Universal

milling machine, Shaper

machine, Grinding

machine, Power hacksaw

machine, Drilling

machine, Planner

machine, Slotter

machine, Portable pipe

cutting machine

Ashok

Kumar

Rajak,

Anil

Kumar,

Lal

Kumar,

Ritesh

Kumar,

ShyamSun

dar Prasad

Instructor ITI

3 Mechanics of

Solid Lab

Universal testing

machine, Izod&Charpy

test, , Rockwell test,

Brinell test,

Sanjay

Dutta

Instructor B.Sc

4 Fluid Machinery

Lab

Pelton Wheel test,

Centrifugal pump,

Reciprocating pump,

Impact jet apparatus

5 I C Engine Four stroke single

cylinder diesel engine

test rig, Four stroke four

cylinder petrol engine

test rig

Four stroke four cylinder

diesel engine test rig

Achal

Kumar

Mishra

Instructor M.Sc

6 HMT Lab Stefan Boltzman

Apparatus , Forced

Convection Apparatus,

Free Convection

Apparatus, Pin fin

Forced convection

Apparatus, Composite

Ajit

Kumar,

Instructor M.Tech


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material Test Rig,

Determination of

Thermal conductivity of

given Metal rod

Appratus, Heat Pipe

Demonstration Apparatus

7 RAC Lab Ice plant rig,

Refrigeration cycle test

rig, Cascade refrigeration

test rig, Air conditioning

test rig

Asad Rafi Instructor Dilpoma

8 Engineering

Mechanics Lab

Compound pendulum,

Belt friction, Helical

spring, Jib crane,

Flywheel,

Compound gear, Simple

supported beam, Ring

Sanjay

Dutta

Instructor B.Sc

9 DOM Lab Gyroscopic Apparatus,

Static and dynamic

balancing Apparatus,

whirling of shaft,

Coriolis Component of

Acceleration Apparatus

Sanjay

Dutta

Instructor B.Sc


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Department of Electrical Engineering

Sl. No.

Name of the Laboratory

Name of the Important

instrument/ software

Technical Manpower support

Name of the technical

staff

Designation

Qualification

1

Electrical Machines-I Lab.

a) D.C. Shunt Motor b) D.C. Shunt Motor Generator set c) Slip ring induction motor d) 3 phase synchronous machine e) Induction Motor coupled DC

Generator f) D.C. Series Motor Generator Set g) 3-phase induction motor h) Auto Transformer

Mr. Sujeet Kumar

Lab. Technician

ITI

2

Electrical Machines– II Lab.

a) D.C. Shunt Motor3phase

Alternator Set b)3phase Slip Ring Induction Motor c) 3phase Squirrel Cage Induction

Motor d) 3phase Synchronous Motor e) 1phase Squirrel Cage Induction

Motor f) 1phase Step down Transformer g) 3 phase Transformer h) Amplidyne i) Cylindrical Rotor Synchronous Generator j) Bridge Rectifier

Mr. Sujeet Kumar

Lab. Technician

ITI

3 Networks Lab.

a) KCL & KVL Trainer Kit b) Thevenin’s Theorem Trainer Kit c) Superposition Theorem Trainer Kit d) Maximum Power Transfer theorem e) Series parallel

Mr. Sandeep Kumar Singh

Lab. Technician

ITI


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resonance kit f) Passive filter kit g) Spectrum analyzer h) Clipper & Clamper trainer kit

4 Control SystemsLab.

a) Temperature Controller using PID b) D.C. Servo Motor c) DC Motor position control trainer kit d) Data Acquisition Trainer kit with MATLAB e) PID Controller f) Lead Lag Compensation Design g) A.C. Servo Motor h) DSO

Mr. AbdheshKumar

Lab. Technician

Diploma

5

Electrical Instrument s & Measurements Lab.

a) 1phase Energy Meter b) D.C Potentiometer c) Anderson's Self Inductance Bridge d) Wheatstone Bridge e) Thermistor

Mr. Sandeep Kumar Singh

Lab. Technician

ITI

6 Power Electronics Lab.

a) SCR,MOSFET, IGBT Characteristics b) Gate Firing Circuits For SCR c) Single Phase Fully Controlled Bridge Converter d) Single Phase A.C. Voltage Controller e) Single Phase Cyclo Converter f) Single Phase IGBT based PWM Inverter g) Forced Commutation Circuits h) Three Phase Full bridge Rectifier i) Threee Phase Semi Converter i) Buck, Boost & Buck Boost Converters j) Digital Storage Oscilloscope k) Analog Oscilloscope l) Real time controller based AC/DC drive

Mr. AbdheshKumar

Lab. Technician

Diploma


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7 Simulation Lab.

a) 25 systems (Intel i33.5 G Hz processor, 4 GB RAM, 500 GB HDD) b) MATLAB software (R2015A version) c) PSPICE software d) DIgSILENT Power Factory e) CASPOC Software

Mr. AbdheshKumar

Lab. Technician

Diploma

8 Power systems Protection Lab.

a) Over current relay testing system b) Thermal overload relay testing kit c) Distance protection relay trainer with transmission & load panel d) VCB Testing Kit e) Generator Protection Simulation Experiment unit f) Electromagnetic type Buchholz relay g) Microprocessor based differential relay

Mr. Sujeet Kumar

Lab. Technician

ITI

9. Microprocessor Lab

a) 8085 Microprocessor trainer kit b) 8081 Microprocessor trainer kit c) Multiple power supply d) CRO

Mr. AbdheshKumar

Lab. Technician

ITI

Power Supply Protection Lab Power Supply Lab Simulation Lab


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Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering

Sl. No.

Name of the

Laboratory

Name of the Important equipment

Technical Manpower support

Name of

Technical

Staff


1.

Solid State Physics and Devices

CRO, Universal Breadboard, Function

Generator, Operational amplifier trainer kit,

MOSFET characteristics apparatus

kit, SCR characteristics apparatus, IGBT Characteristics

apparatus

Rahul Kumar

Lab Instructor

B.Tech

2.

Basic Electronics

CRO, Universal Breadboard, Breadboard,

Operational amplifier trainer kit,

Clipper and clamper circuit board

Rahul Kumar

Lab Instructor

B.Tech

4.

Digital Electronics

CMOS logic gate trainer kit, universal electronics

trainer kit, four bit binary adder/subtractor kit,

Analog to digital trainer kit, digital to analog trainer kit, A/D Converter trainer kit,Encoder& Encoder &

Decoder trainer kit, Study of RS,JK, D &T flip flop

trainer kit

SohanYadav

Lab Assistant

M.Tech

6.

Electrical and Electronic Material

Ultiboard

Rahul Kumar

Lab Instructor

B.Tech

7.

Analog Electronics

Function Generator, Digital storage oscilloscope,

BJT amplifier and Emitter Followers Trainer Kit, PUSH- PULL amplifier

trainer kit, Two stage RC coupled amplifier trainer

kit, Hartley and

SohanYadav

Lab Assistant

M.Tech


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8

Intelligent Instruments

Multisim

Rahul Kumar

Lab

Instructor

B.Tech

9

Network Theory

T & Pi network trainer kit, HPF/LPF/BPF/BSF

active filter & Multisim (2 students per

PC)

SohanYadav

Lab Assistant

M.Tech

10

Digital Signal Processing

MATLAB

SohanYadav

Lab

Assistant

M.Tech

11

Microwave Engineering

03 Microwave bench

setup

Rahul

Kumar

Lab

Instructor

B.Tech

12

Introduction to Communication System

CDMA Trainer kit, Frequency division

multiplexer/demultiplexer Kit, GSM Module, PAM/PWM/PPM,

Frequency modulation and demodulation Trainer kit, Sampling trainer kit & Vissim (2 students per PC)

SohanYadav

Lab Assistant

M.Tech

Digital Electronics Lab Analog Electronics Lab

ColpittsOscillator trainer kit, WienBridge

oscillator trainer kit,


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Department of Computer Science Engineering

Sl.No. Name of

Laboratory

Name of Important

instruments/Softwares

Technical Manpower Support

Name of

technical

Staff

Designati

on

Qualifica

tion

1 Ubuntu Lab-I

MySQL, JAVA,

NASM, C, C++, Python,

Oracle

Mr.Gaurav

Kumar

Lab

Assistant MCA

2 Ubuntu Lab –II

MySQL, JAVA,

NASM, C, C++, Python,

Oracle

Mr.Pramod

Satra

Lab

Assistant B.Sc.

3 Internet and

Project Lab

MySQL, JAVA,

NASM, C, C++, DEV,

Python, Oracle

Mr.UzzualA

nand Instructor BCA

IBM SERVER

HP SERVER

Project Lab

Language Lab & SWAYAM Prabha Lab


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Other Facilities:

Library:


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Sports:


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Twinning Activities a) A special lecture series was arranged for students of BCE Bhagalpur by the faculty members

of IIEST Shibpur on 17.12.18 and 18.12.18. An Optimization techniques course was

organized for the entire college and special lectures were taken for the students of Civil and

ECE department.

Moreover, a meeting was also held with the department twinning programme coordinators

to discuss future action plans of BCE Bhagalpur with IIEST Shibpur.

b) Students of CSE, ECE, Electrical & Civil engineering department of BCE Bhagalpur

participated in following programs at IIEST Shibpur in June’19.

(i) Deep Learning & Its Usability through Hardware Interaction: 24/06/2019 to

28/06/2019 (CSE Department)

(ii) Research and Innovations in Traffic Safety Engineering: 17/06/2019 (Civil Engineering

Department)

(iii) Climate Change & Water Crisis: 21/06/2019 (Civil Engineering Department)

(iv) Applications and Trends of IoT Based Automation: 17/06/2019 to 21/06/2019 (ECE &

Electrical Engineering Department)

c) A Faculty Development Programme on Application and trends of IoT based Automation was

held in the month of June, 2019 at IIEST, Shibpur. It was attended by Mr. Rahul Kumar of ECE

department.


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d) A Faculty Development Programme on Research and Innovation in Plastic Safety

Engineering during June, 2019 at IIEST, Shibpur was attended by Prof. Bikash Kumar Sah of

Civil Engineering Department.

e) Under collaborative research, three research project proposals were submitted jointly by the

faculty members of BCE and IIEST under the CRS of TEQIP III. Out of them, one project on

“Early Stage Breast Cancer Detection through Microwave Imaging System”was approved by

AICTE and other on “Adsorptive removal of heavy metals from water using hydroxyapatite

composites”, approved by AKU.

f) Two students of Civil Engineering Department from BCE Bhagalpur visited the Civil

Engineering Department, IIEST Shibpur on 13-14 May’19 with Mr. MD Nadir, Assistant

Professor (Civil) for the testing of soil samples taken from nearby areas of NTPC Kahalgaon.

This visit was regarding the college project work.

g) Four students from ECE Department of BCE Bhagalpur visited IIEST Shibpur on 08-09

May’19 for fabrication & testing of antenna for their project work and successfully completed

their work.

h) Around 100 students completed their summer internship at IIEST, Shibpur from 15 June to

15 July 2019 (20 each from CE,ME,EE,ECE,CSE).

i) The Electrical, Civil, ECE, CSE and Mechanical Department have successfully submitted the

SAR files with due assistance from IIEST, Shibpur. Meetings were conducted in this regard at

IIEST, Shibpur in December, 2018 and March,2019 in which the faculty members of BCE,

Bhagalpur were given the required feedback.


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Academics Research and Collaboration

Sl.

No.

Name of

faculty Title of Paper

Name of

Journal/Conference

1 Md. Nadir Ground Water Contaminant Analysis of NTPC

Kahalgaon Region: A Case Study

National Conference on

Infrastructure

Development &

Environmental

Assessment

2 Mr.SumitPopat

Mane

Stereoselective Synthesis Donor-Acceptor

Cyclopropapyranones: Application to the total

synthesis of rac-Diospongin B

National Conference on

Green Chemistry

3

Abhishek

Kumar

Choudhary

Drought Analysis & Supplemental Irrigation Planning

in Banka, Bihar: A case Study Hydro-2018-International

4 Vikas Kumar Mechanical and tribological performance of fiber laser

cladded h-BN + SS316 composite on SS316 surface

Journal of Materials

Processing Technology

5 Vikas Kumar Fiber Laser Cladding of WS2 + Cr on SS316 Substrate

and its Characterization

2nd International

Conference on Materials

Manufacturing and

Modelling, ICMMM – 2019,

VIT University, Vellore,

29th - 31st March 2019

6 Dr. Manish

Kumar

Selection of Best Professional Institute in India: The

Student Perspective.

International Conference

on Industrial Engineering

and Operations

Management-2018 (IEOM-

2018), InstitutTeknologi

Bandung, Indonesia


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7 Dr. Manish

Kumar

Use of the green building philosophy from the ancient

methodologies with some novel features.

XXII Annual International

Conference of the Society

of Operations

Management-2018 (SOM-

2018), Indian Institute of

Management, Kozhikode,

India

8 Dr. Manish

Kumar

Normality Distribution Analysis of Air Pollutants’

Seasonal Concentrations in Varanasi.

XXII Annual International

Conference of the Society

of Operations

Management-2018 (SOM-

2018), Indian Institute of

Management, Kozhikode,

India

9 Dr. Manish

Kumar

Green Practices with Renewable Distributed

Generation Technology in India

International Journal of

Chemical Reactor

Engineering

10 Dr. Manish

Kumar

Wind energy potential estimation with prediction of

wind speed distribution


Intelligent Systems

Technologies and

Applications

11 Dr. Manish

Kumar

Stochastic demand side management in smart grid

system.


Networking and Virtual

Organization

12 Dr. Manish

Kumar

Analysis of agile supply chain enablers for and Indian

manufacturing organization


Agile Systems and

Management

13 Ritesh Kumar Investigation of Thermal Performance in Novel Wavy

Geometry with Nanofluids

25th National and 3rd

International ISHMT-

ASTFE Heat and Mass

Transfer Conference

(IHMTC-2019) IIT

Roorkee, Roorkee, India

14 Dr.KaushalJha Thermally stable Ca2Ga2SiO7: Tb3+ green emitting

phosphor for tricolor w-LEDs application

Materials Research

Bulletin


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15 Dr.KaushalJha

Enhancement of luminescent properties in Eu3+

doped BaNb2O6 nanophosphor synthesized by facile

metal citrate gel method

Optical materials

16 Dr.KaushalJha

Influence of modifier oxides on spectroscopic

properties of Eu3+ doped oxy-fluorotellurophosphate

glasses for visible photonic applications

Journal of Alloys and

compounds

17 Dr.KaushalJha

Photoluminescent studies of Sm3+ doped oxy-

fluorotellurophosphate glasses for solid-state lighting

applications

DAE SOLID STATE

PHYSICS SYMPOSIUM

2018

18 Dr.KaushalJha

Thermally stable bluegreen emitting Tb3+ doped

Ca2Ga2SiO7 phosphor for tricolor phosphor for

tricolor W-LEDs application


on Atomic, Molecular,

Optical & Nano Physics

with Applications (CAMNP

2019)

19 Dr.KaushalJha Tb3+/Eu3+co-doped Ca2Ga2SiO7 phosphor for white

light emitting diodes via energy transfer mechanism


on condensed matter and

applied physics (ICC 2019)

20 Dr.KaushalJha

Photoluminescent Properties of Dy3+ Doped Zinc

Tellurophosphate Glasses for Warm WLED

Applications

Photonics 2018

21 Ahad Noor Reduced order finite element analysis of rough surface

contact using reduced integration elements ICCMM 2019

22 Ahad Noor Numerical analysis of erosion of rough surface ICCMM2019

23 Nikhil Kumar Scalable l-Diversity: An Extension to Scalable k-

Anonymity for Privacy Preserving Big Data Publishing


Information Technology

and Web Engineering

(IJITWE) 14(2)

Copyright: © 2019


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Induction Program

Bhagalpur College of Engineering, Bhagalpur had prepared itself to conduct a 3-week long

Induction Program which was scheduled to start from 09.08.2018 and continue till

31.08.2018. The event ran smoothly till 23.08.2018 and students were attending various

sessions with zeal. However, due to some unfortunate circumstances, the college was closed

during 24.08.2018- 14.08.2018. As a result, the Induction Program had to be stopped

midway. This resulted in cancellation of some important activities like familiarization to

innovation, local area visit etc. The proposed 21-day Induction Program ran for 14 days but

still the students benefitted a lot from the programme..

The following pages contain the details of events/activities conducted during the duration

of 14 days.

A. Inaugural Day

The inauguration ceremony was conducted on 09.08.2018 at the Seminar Hall, AutoCAD

Building. The chief guest Sri Vikas Vaibhav along with other dignitaries inaugurated the

Induction Program by lighting the lamp. The Principal, Prof. Nirmal Kumar, the guests &

dignitaries.. The students were audience to the valuable words of Sri Vikas Vaibhav, Prof. P.

Mahanta, Prof Vijay Kumar, Lt. Col. A. M. Velankar and Prof. K. K. Mukherjee.

Sri Vikas Vaibhav shared his experience at IIT Kanpur and gave a 3-D success formula i.e.

Desire, Dedication & Determination. Prof. P Mahanta asked the students to develop

flexibility in their mindset as they will have to face many challenges ahead. Prof. Vijay

Kumar advised the students to have good company and develop network among senior-

juniors for peer learning and mutual help. Prof. K K Mukherjee advised to keep a safe

distance from social media as most of the time students’ set a target but they forget it due

to distraction from social media.

B. Diagnostic Test/English/ProficiencyModules


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To assess the shortcomings of newly admitted students in English, a diagnostic test was

conducted by Prof. Anshu Priya. In this more than 120 students were diagnosed with

problems in the usage of English language.

C. Diagnostic Test/Computer/ Proficiency Modules

To assess the shortcomings of newly admitted students in working on a computer, a

diagnostic test was conducted by Mr. Gaurav Kumar. In this more than 120 students were

found to be lacking in sufficient knowledge of the basics of computer usage.

D. General EnterpriseTest

General Enterprise Tendency (GET) test was conducted for first year students. The test is

aimed to find out the enterprising potential of a student. The test assesses six quality

parameters namely; Enterprising Skill, Self-Motivation, Creative Tendency, calculated Risk

Taking Ability and Locus of Control. It consists of 54 questions. Anyone scoring more than

81% has the maximum enterprising potential i.e. they can go for start-up at any time. The

aim of the test was to find out the dreamers who can have innovative ideas. The start-up

cell conducted this test in which around 125 students participated.

E. Expert Talk (Smt. Sampada Pachaury)

Smt. Sampada Pachaury focused on the development of skills. She told the students to focus

more on developing their skills and bringing new ideas rather than acquiring only bookish

knowledge. She told them that they have enough time for this and only requirement is to

have courage. She said that they are full of energy and they can achieve anything. Being

honest to ourselves helps in boosting our confidence. She also talked about Internet of

Things & Artificial Intelligence and gave them some idea of these topics as there is lot of

innovative works going on through these.


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F. Mentor-Mentee Group Formation

To have a better communication and understand the student problems, mentor-mentee

groups were formed. This was supposed to deal with minor problems of students. The list

of assigned mentors is as follows:

Department Group

Number No. of

students Mento

r

Mechanical

Engineerin

g

1stSem (G1) 20 Prof. Ritesh Kumar

1stSem (G2) 20 Prof. D.P. Kumar

1stSem (G3) Rest Prof. Sangeeta

Civil Engineering

1stSem (G1) 20 Prof. Sumit Popat Mane

1stSem (G2) 20 Prof. Abhijee tGhosh

1stSem (G3) Rest Prof. Saurav

Electronics

and

Communicatio

n

Engineering

1stSem (G1) 20 Prof. Sarika Kushwaha

1stSem (G2) 20 Prof. Kaushal Jha

1stSem (G3) Rest Prof. Anshu Kumari

Electrical

Engineerin

g

1stSem (G1) 20 Prof. Rajesh C M

1stSem (G2) 20 Prof. Arjun Kumar

1stSem (G3) Rest Prof. Sanjay Kumar

Computer

Science and

Engineering

1stSem (G1) 20 Prof. Anshu Priya

1stSem (G2) 20 Prof. Sutiratha Chakraborty

1stSem (G3) Rest Prof. Nikhil Kumar

G. Human Values (Dr. Meena Rani)

Dr. Meena Rani started her lecture by talking about the youth power. She said we need to use

our youth wisely. She discussed the qualities of an ideal student. She quoted the famous poet

Robert Frost and ask the students not to fear from difficult situations. Motivating the students,


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she said just don't follow the usual path. Try to make your own path so that others follow you.

She asked the students to keep the curiosity alive in them so that they can learn more & more.

Talking on poverty, she said if someone is poor, he should take his poverty in a positive way.

Poverty motivates a person to work with more zeal. A student must not waste money to look

rich; instead he should wisely use money to buy books so that he can learn more & more. She

also talked on importance of time management and told the students to utilize their time wisely.

They should not waste time in unproductive works instead they should utilize their time to

groom theircareer.

H. Motivational Talk (Sri Rajiv Kant Mishra)

Sri Rajiv Kant Mishra talked on personality development. He said that you can gain

technical knowledge in the next 4 years but personality development is something you will

not gain through reading books. It is a quality you have to develop. Nobody will judge you

in your college during your study period but once you go for a job, you are judged on the

basis of your technical as well as personality development. He said students should not fear

from failure. Students must participate in extracurricular activities & join students' club to

carry out extracurricular activities right from start. This will boost their confidence and

help them groom theirpersonality.

I. Registration for National Cadet Corps(NCC)

JCO of 3 Bihar Signal Company introduced NCC to newly admitted B.Tech to 1styear

students at the NCC office in BCE campus. He told the students that NCC provides a

platform for students of BCE ,Bhagalpur to make career in defence services, to live life with


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respect and pride, to produce future leaders for the country. NCC also provides opportunity

of foreign tour and tourism on foreign sea shore. The objectives of NCC are character

formation, develop communication skills and brotherhood among students and also

develop leadership qualities. NCC makes responsible citizens and promotes national

integration in the mind of students.

Many students voluntarily came forward and showed their interest to join the 3 Bihar

Signal Company of NCC. The NCC activities ran under the supervision of Prof. Santosh Tudu,

NCC Officer, BCE, Bhagalpur.

J. Joy of Computing

Prof. Sourabh Suman took an interesting session on “Joy of Computing”. Through examples

and activities, he made the students understand the world of computers. He told the

students how the programming, animation etc. are joyful. The students were learnt basics

of computing, programming and animation. The students were also asked to make

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K. Eminent Alumni Talk (Prof. Dhirendra Prasad Kumar)

Prof. Dhirendra Prasad Kumar is an alumnus of BCE, Bhagalpur. At present, he is heading

the department of Mechanical Engineering of BCE, Bhagalpur. During the talk, he shared his

experiences as a student of this college. He told the students about the history of BCE and

how BCE has gone through many changes from his time as a student to his time as a teacher

of BCE. He told about the esteemed alumni of BCE working across the country as well as

abroad. He tried to motivate the students to follow the path of BCE alumni and achieve

great heights.

L. Self-Development (Er. K. P.Rama)

Er. K. P. Rama told the students how to be a successful student with total personality

development. Er. Rama told the students about the magic of 3-A’s in life; Amplitude,

Attitude and Altitude. He said these three are not dimensions but decide the height any

student achieves. He told about the 9 steps of success in student life; skill, idea, team work,

customer satisfaction, deciding goals, new technology, high quality, noble suggestion and

right and smart execution of work.

He also told about the 9 hurdles that stop a student; old technology, idleness, standstill, leg

pulling, mutual misunderstanding, unproductive talks, absence, laziness and hate.

M. Importance of Spirituality in Modern Stressed Life (Swami Ishwarnam Das)

Swami Ishwarnam Das talked about the importance of spirituality in modern stressed life.

He talked about values like morality, respect, integrity and honesty. He talked about how

the society is losing morality and how this has led to increase in crime, corruption and drug


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addiction among the current generation. He told that the actual progress lies in peace,

happiness, life satisfaction and security.

N. Professional Values (Sri Anubhav Jain)

Sri Anubhav Jain told the students that whether you go for a job or start your own venture,

professional values are very important for survival. He told the students that to get the

desired results in life; you need to be at the right place at the right time. He conducted

quizzes and discussions among the students to understand what he delivered during his

sessions.

O. Universal HumanValues

The regular lectures on Universal Human Values (UHV) were based on A Foundation

Course in Human Values & Professional Ethics prepared by Prof. R. R. Gaur, Prof.

Rajeev Sangal & Sri Ganesh Bagaria. The UHV lessons were delivered by Prof. Abhishek

Kumar Choudhary. The students were told that education is clearly about understanding


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(what to do?), learning skills (how to do?) and practicing the understanding & skills leading

to fulfilment of one’s purpose. It is not just about learning skills (how to do?). Value

education deals with “what to do” (and “what not to do”) – it facilitates development of

right understanding. Technical Education or Professional Education deals with “how to do”

– it facilitates development of skills.

Cultural Club/Music

The Music Club organized workshops during the induction program for 1st year students.

Demo shown were FL Studio and Adobe Audition. Students were familiarized with music

theory concepts. They learnt about BPM (Tempo), harmony group, chords and melody.

They learnt how to sing with karaoke, microphone positioning. Every participant was given

the task to sing songs, solo/group. They performed well in duets.

P. Cultural Club/Photography

Picturesque- The Photography club organized a photo walk around the BCE campus in

small groups. The idea was to encourage the young minds to explore the aesthetic beauty of

the mundane campus grounds through their cameras. The students were given

demonstrations on particular photography techniques which they could utilize. About 95

students have registered in this club.

The sessions were conducted by Mr Pranab Baruah and Miss Anshu Priya, the faculty

coordinators discussed the tricks and tips for the basics of photography. The students were

provided information about focusing the image, placement of the subject, colour palette,

picture composition and so on. The skills that the students managed to hone were

immediately tested in the Photography competitions organized by the club on 21/08/2018

and 23/08/2018. The themes were Institution Building and Textures. Almost all students

has sent their entries and the winners were awarded. The pictures will later be displayed

on the club notice board.


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Q. Cultural Club/Literary

Around 15 students expressed an interest in being a part of the literary club. Their

interests were discussed and these aspiring authors were given a chance to showcase their

creative writing talents. They wrote short poems in Hindi and English on subjects of their

interests. In the second meeting of the club, the students were given tutorials on how to

write captions for pictures andchange the meaning of a regular picture or enhance its

value. This culminated in a contest in collaboration with the Photography Club where they

assisted the photography club members in giving appropriate captions to their pictures.

R. Cultural Club/Painting

During the Induction Programme a short introduction on painting activity which comes

under cultural club was delivered to the newly admitted first year students. A few students

shown their interest to join in painting and we have registered their names. A theme on the


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name “STARTUP CELL” was given as a challenge to test their painting ability and they were

found to be really interesting. Photographs were not taken.

U. Cultural Club/Drama

BCE, Bhagalpur has a Nukkad Natak Club. An audition was organized to find out the

students for the club. Around 20 students were selected for the Nukkad Natak Club.

S. Cultural Club/ Dance

Around 30 students of 1st year were involved in dance club activity during their Induction

program. There are three faculty coordinators and around 10 student coordinators from

2nd year students. Some of the student coordinators are specialized in some of the dance

forms. On the very first day, students were introduced to dance club and its members. On


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the next day, they showed us their some moves and steps of dance and student

coordinators taught them some basic moves of the dance. For next days, they were

practicing dance moves with the student coordinators.

T. Swachhta Abhiyan (An initiative by the GOI)

Swachhta Abhiyan was planned in BCE Bhagalpur during the Students Induction Program

under the Government of India Initiative. The Induction Program was planned from 9thto

31st Aug 2018. Swachhta Abhiyan started with an inauguration event headed by the

Principal and managed by the Faculty Members. The Principal of the College gave a brief

speech on the Cleanliness of Mind Body and Surrounding. He stressed on the plantation in

and around the campus, development of healthy habits by not spreading garbage. He also

motivated the Students and Faculty members to follow Cleanliness in and around the

Campus as well as outside the Campus.

This event was started with the Cleanliness of the hostel areas, area near administrative

building and staff quarters. All the teaching staffs, students and non-teaching staff were

equipped with the required appurtenances for cleaning (i.e. dust removal and segregation

of garbage). A noticeable gathering was observed during this event even on 12thAugust

2018 which was a Sunday.

A. Swachhta group was formed which looked after the collection of all the images,

presentations and videos and various other works.

Swachhta Abhiyan was divided into various modules and work was assigned to the

students and faculty involved for the smooth running of the Abhiyan.


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Dust removal and garbage segregation of the hostel areas, area near administrative

building and staff quarters.

Defining the Cleaning routes along the campus for the various days of Swachhta.

Division of students into various Swachhta Groups based on innovative names – like

“Swachhta Soldiers” , “Crushers of the Trash”, “Cleaning Warriors”, “Cleaning

Masters”

Different Responsibilities were assigned to different Swachhta groups.

One of the unique works done by students under the given responsibilities was the

Swachhta Games organized by them.

Cleaning near the Faculty Staff Quarters

Swachhta human chain was made by the faculty co-ordinator and instructor Mr.

Abhishek Kumar from Civil Engineering.

Around 60 Students divided in 7 groups, on the instruction of Faculty strived hard to

make Swachhta on the ground.

After the formation of the Swachhta human chain, they uttered various Swachhta slogans.

Normal Cleaning by the cleaning-staff on the eve of Independence Day.


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U. Familiarization toDepartment

The students of different branches were taken to their respective departments. They

interacted with faculty members of their department and got to know about their

specialization and area of research interest. The students were shown their department

labs and they were briefed about the use of instruments in different labs. The students

were also briefed about the subjects of their branch and application of subjects in their

field. They were also familiarized with the scope of their branch.

The students were accompanied by Prof. Saurav & Prof. Bikash Kumar Sah (Civil

Engineering), Prof. Reddy Ganesh & Prof. Rakesh Kumar (Electrical Engineering), Prof.

Mintu Singh (Computer Science & Engineering), Prof. Ritesh Kumar (Mechanical

Engineering) and Prof. Pushpendra Dwivedi (Electronics & Communication Engineering).


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V. Unnat Bharat Scheme

Prof. Reddy Ganesh, Prof. Anish Kumar and Prof. Namami Krishna Sharma took these

sessions. Prof Reddy explained about the Unnat Bharat Abhiyan initiative of the

Government of India. He discussed rudimentary needs of rural India. During discussion,

students were told that employability, education, electricity, connectivity etc. are the actual

problems in India.

Prof. Reddy explained how rural population should be educated about various government

programs so that they can be benefited from. Prof. Anish Kumar shared a case study on

rural education. During the session, one student said that biometric and CCTV can improve

school attendance. Students were motivated to identity local rural problems and provide

innovative solution.

Prof Namami Krishna Sharma told that B.C.E is selected as participating institute in Unnat

Bharat Abhiyan in June 2018. Under this scheme BCE, Bhagalpur has adopted five villages-

Sardho, Mukheya ,Dhankar, Bhitti and Daudba. B.C.E. team has already visited these villages

and identified their local problems.

W. Introduction to Entrepreneurship


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To motivate young minds right from the start, a presentation on Introduction to

Entrepreneurship & Start-Up was given by Prof. Abhishek Kumar Choudhary, Coordinator,

Start Up Cell. The motive behind this presentation was to create a change in mindset of

students. Most of the students have a “Job Seeker” mindset and it is the demand of the

situation to change this “Job Seeker” mindset into “Job Creator” mindset. Most of these

students have a very good GET score and therefore properly directing them towards

entrepreneurship is necessary.

X. Art of Living

The “Happiness Program” of the Art of Living was organized for the newly admitted

students under the Induction Program. The 7-day long program was attended by students

as well as some faculty members. The team from Art of Living taught them how to keep

smiling even in adverse situations through various activities, exercises & pranayams. The

students practiced the “Sudarshan Kriya” which is a great method of relieving stress and

releases all negative energies from the body. The instructors told the students that daily

practice of “Sudarshan Kriya” improves immunity, increases memory power, increases

mental strength and keeps away from acquiring negative energy. The students also learnt

and practiced the “Surya Namaskar” and various pranayams for a healthy and stress free

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GATE Results (2018-2019)

A special initiative of training the students for GATE exams as well as other competitive exams

has been taken, which is being funded through TEQIP-III. GATE Academy, Bangalore provided

the training to almost 500 students for all the five branches of the institute. Sixty one students

successfully qualified the test. A branch wise description is shown below:

Stream

No. Of Qualifying Students(2018)

No. Of Qualifying Students(2019)

Civil Engg. 16 16

Mechanical Engg. 11

13

Electrical Engg. 14 19

ECE 1 6

Computer Science 3

7

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Start Up Initiative Startup Cell and Institute Innovation Council organized various entrepreneurial seminars and

workshops. The cell organized “Startup Bihar Yatra” in collaboration with Startup India on December 15,

2018. A “Boot Camp” was organised in collaboration with Bihar Entrepreneurs Association on January

12, 2019. A team of 5 students and 1 faculty member (Dr. Parimal Sah) attended the Global

Entrepreneurship Summit at IIT Kharagpur in the first week of February. Later in the last week of

February, an “Idea Accelerator” seminar cum workshop was conducted.

The aim of the Startup Cell and Institute Innovation Council is to promote entrepreneurial culture in the

institute. Dreamers are encouraged to shape their dreams into reality.

Idea Accelerator program

Organization of Startup Bihar yatra in

collaboration with Bihar Industries

Association


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Training & Placement Training and placement of students are looked after by the Training and Placement Cell of the institute. Mandate of the cell includes, inter alia, the following:

Job Placements of students of the Institute though Campus and Off-campus selection processes

Internship/Summer Training of students at various industries and research institutes Grooming up (Personality/Soft-Skill/Performance Effectiveness) Programme for the

Students Career Counselling

Campus Selection 2019 Pass Out Students

1. Pie InfocommPvt. Ltd.

Sl. No. Name Branch

1 Ujjawal Raj Civil Engineering

2 Sudhanshu Kumar Mechanical Engineering

3 Aditya Narayan Mechanical Engineering

4 Ritik Kumar Mechanical Engineering

5 Akash Sinha Electrical Engineering

6 Rashmi Kumari Electrical Engineering

7 Akash Raj Electrical Engineering

8 Price Kumar Piyush Electrical Engineering

9 Sweta Rani Computer Science & Engineering

10 Pratyush Ranjan Computer Science & Engineering

11 Rahul Kumar Computer Science & Engineering


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12 Mrinalini Saurabh Electronics and Communication Engineering

13 Payal Kumar Electronics and Communication Engineering

14 Ruqaiya Hussain Electronics and Communication Engineering

2. Prism Johnson Limited

Sl. No. Name Branch

1 Kumar Aman Civil Engineering

2 Sameer Raj Civil Engineering

3 Akhilesh Kumar Civil Engineering

3. Wipro Technologies

Sl. No. Name Branch

1 Akshay Kumar Computer Science & Engineering

2 Priyesh Ranjan Computer Science & Engineering

3 Pratyush Ranjan Computer Science & Engineering

4 Sweta Kumari Computer Science & Engineering

4. Tata Consultancy Service

Sl. No. Name Branch

1 Akshay Kumar Computer Science & Engineering

2 Sweta Kumari Computer Science & Engineering


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Transition Rate

Sl No Department

Total No of Students Admitted in 2018-19

Total No of Students Appreared in Exam

Total No of Students Passed

Overall Transition Rate (%)

Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Total

1 Electrical 43 12 55 43 12 55 24 9 33 60.00

2 Civil 53 5 58 53 5 58 41 4 45 77.59

3 ECE 47 13 60 47 13 60 18 10 28 46.67

4 Mechanical 54 3 57 54 3 57 39 2 41 71.93

5 CSE 34 19 53 34 19 53 23 17 40 75.47

TOTAL 231 52 283 231 52 283 145 42 187 66.08


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Extra-curricular Activities

The students participated in the following competitions held on the occasion of the Independence

day.

a) Quiz Competition : Prashnottri

b). Debate (English and Hindi) on the topic UGC Autonomy in Colleges: Boon for higher

education or selling out of education.

c) Photography Competition on the themes: 1.Freedom 2.Life in and around campus

d) Rangoli Competition on the theme: „National Integeration‟.

The winners were awarded in a prize distribution ceremony held on the Independence day, 2018.

Hurdang- The Dramatic Society of BCE,Bhagalpur presented a street play, “Swachh Bharat

Swasth Bharat” on 6th

October,2018 in the open auditorium of the civil engineering department.

Technoriti 2019

With a cornucopia of events, ranging from „CODERIFT‟ to „Nukkad- natak‟, the recently held

TECHNORITI‟19 (02/03/2019 – 16/03/2019) was organized with the usual pomp and show. Even

when the festival has come to an end, its exuberance and garish vibrancy, is still fresh in our minds.

DATE-09.03.2019

1. RangoliRachna

The „rangoli-rachna‟ competition ,kickstarted the first day of TECHNORITI. The artistic

rangolis not only reminded us of our vibrant and diverse culture but also turned political this

year with beautiful works of art onthe Pulwama Attack, Swachh Bharat, Drug Addiction and

other social issues.

2. Debate

An eventful debate ensued on the topic “Are robots the cause of unemployement?” where the

participants contested how we are heading to a future where robots will replace the need for

human skill in certain job markets.

3. Picasso

The budding engineers unleashed their creative potential and chose their painting brushes to

give an expression to their ideas. The themes of the paintings ranged from deforestation,

pollution and corruption to save the girl-child.

4. QUESTA


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An inherent sense of curiosity is at the centre of all learning and Questa, established that that

quizzing can make the learning process a lot more fun. The event was conducted in two

rounds. The elimination round gave us four teams who battled it out on the second day of the

quiz completion. What ensued on the final day was a fun-filled war of wit, memory, and

intelligence. The question ranged from politics, science and technology and sports to current

affairs. The audience participation and their crave for earning chocolates for correct answers

made the event widely successful.

5. Coderift

This event was conducted to test the programming skills and the grip of the candidate

over different computer programming languages like C, C++,Java etc. The participants

were divided into two groups. The first group consisted of the students from the first and

the second years and these students were provided with objective questions based on

basic concepts of programming languages. The group of the third and final years (i.e. the

second group) was provided with questions based on simple programs which they had to

run on their respective computers in compilers.

DATE-10.03.2019

1. Exhibition

The science and arts exhibition was held in the CSE verandah to enhance the technical

and creative skills of the participants. The participants presented different types of models

and art works in the exhibition. Solo as well as group projects were included.

The judges rated different projects on the basis of creativity, application of knowledge

and working method of the models.

2. KavitaRachna

With a pen in hand and an ocean of ideas to choose from, the participants of the bi-lingual

poetry competition, „KavitaRachna‟ recited original works on various themes like

Dharma, Childhood, A beautiful night and so on.

3. QUESTA

An inherent sense of curiosity is at the centre of all learning and Questa, established that

that quizzing can make the learning process a lot more fun. The event was conducted in two

rounds. The elimination round gave us four teams who battled it out on the second day of the

quiz completion. What ensued on the final day was a fun-filled war of wit, memory, and

intelligence. The question ranged from politics, science and technology and sports to current

affairs. The audience participation and their crave for earning chocolates for correct answers

made the event widely successful.

4. Coderift


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This event was conducted to test the programming skills and the grip of the candidate

over different computer programming languages like C, C++,Java etc. The participants

were divided into two groups. The first group consisted of the students from the first and

the second years and these students were provided with objective questions based on

basic concepts of programming languages. The group of the third and final years (i.e. the

second group) was provided with questions based on simple programs which they had to

run on their respective computers in compilers.

5. FilmiFunia

As the name suggests, Filmifunia was basically a quiz organized to test the knowledge of

the contestants about the entertainment industry. It consisted of 5 rounds.

The first round was a buzzer round and the participants had to answer 5 questions in 60

minutes as a rapid fire round. In the second round the participants had to tell the name of

the while his/her team members had to explain it to him without speaking. In the third

round one Bollywood and one Hollywood movie was selected at random and a clip was

played, the candidates had to tell the name of the movie and the director as well. In the

fourth round the participants had to tell the name of the actor/actress using his childhood

picture. In the fifth round the participants had to create a song using the script provided

by the hosts.

DATE-11.03.2019

1. Extempore

The participants were given random topics and asked to give a speech without preparation

in a time limit of two minutes. Topics were picked mainly from environment, politics,

science and social awareness.

2. Rapid Maths

In this section, participants were provided with basic maths problems to solve within a

certain time limit. Time management and accuracy were the keys to unlock the trophy

chaste.

3. The writer’s pen

In an idyllic event, „The writer‟s pen‟, students got an opportune moment to pen down

their thoughts and explore their creative potential otherwise lost in the humdrum of

coursework and assignments. Within the time limit of an hour, they had to come up with

literary pieces based on the picture displayed on the smart board.

DATE-12.03.2019

1. Robotics

As Arthur C. Clarke puts it, “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from

magic” ,the competitions were not only aimed at introducing the participants to the world of

robotics but also taking the cardinal step in exploring its intricacies.

Around 10 participants competed in various events which spanned for 2 days. They were:


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(i) LFR (Line Following Robot)- Extra people were eliminated using time duration

taken. The robot should be made to reach the end point in minimum time and

there are different paths available.

(ii) ROBOSOCCER- Play football but with robots

(iii) MATASYA AQUABOAT- Use robots to take boats out of water and place it in a

specific place

(iv) CERCUITRY- Round 1: MCQ‟S from Electronics

Round 2: Use circuit, breadboard etc to make robots.

2. Treasure Hunt

The hunt began with the elimination round in which the participants were asked mind

boggling riddles. Only selected teams were allowed in the main game. The participants were

required to find hidden objects and clues within the college campus in order to win the game.

DATE-14.03.2019

1. Robotics

As Arthur C. Clarke puts it, “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from

magic” ,the competitions were not only aimed at introducing the participants to the world of

robotics but also taking the cardinal step in exploring its intricacies.

Around 10 participants competed in various events which spanned for 2 days. They were:

(v) LFR (Line Following Robot)- Extra people were eliminated using time duration

taken. The robot should be made to reach the end point in minimum time and

there are different paths available.

(vi) ROBOSOCCER- Play football but with robots

(vii) MATASYA AQUABOAT- Use robots to take boats out of water and place it in a

specific place

(viii) CERCUITRY- Round 1: MCQ‟S from Electronics

Round 2: Use circuit, breadboard etc to make robots.

2. Nukkad

Hurdang- The dramatic society of the college organized a street play in the open field of

the college campus on Day 2. The Nukkad team performed on the theme „Kitne Social

hain Hum' in which they sought to convey a message to the audience using songs and

musical instruments. They tried to draw the attention of the netizens towards how we

have engrossed ourselves in electronic devices and social media to such a degree that it

has made us oblivious to our surroundings and our actual living conditions.


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DATE-16.03.2019

The 16th of April, 2019 culminated in Umang as a part of cultural function where the students, both

boys and girls exhibited their talents by way of presenting group dance, songs, skits, poetry and

ramp-walk. The function was marked by prize distribution to the winners of the different

competitions. Umang was marked by gaiety, exuberance and wild applause. The success of the Fest

can only be described by the overwhelming number of participants and Umang‟s „joie-de-vivre‟ was

shared by the students as well as the faculty members. Finally, the function was declared closed with

the national anthem.

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