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Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Institute of Technology, PAHARGAON

ANNUAL REPORT (2018-2019)

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Institute of Technology 1




TABLE OF CONTENTS

Sl.No. Contents Page No.

1 Brief overview 3

2 Financial Outlay and Expenditure for the Year 2018-19 3

3 Major activities of the Institute 4-6

3.1 Academic Related 6

3.1.1 Civil Engineering Department 6-8

3.1.2 Electrical Engineering Department 8-10

3.1.3 Mechanical Engineering Department 10-13

3.1.4 Computer Engineering Department 13-17

3.1.5 Electronics Engineering Department 17-20

3.1.6 Hotel Management and Catering Technology 20-22

3.2 Awards for toppers 22

3.3 Co-curricular Activity 23-24

3.4 Non formal courses under TVET 24

4 Major projects under taken for the year 2018-19 24-26

5 Project proposal submitted to the funding agencies 26

6 TEQIP – Achievements till March‟19 26-28

7 NSS Activities 28

8 Swachta Hi Seva 29-32

9 Soch Activities 32-34

10 Training and Placement Cell 34-35

11 Financial Target Achievement 36

12 Major Activities 36

13 Future Milestones 36-37




1. DR. B R AMBEDKAR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY – BRIEF

OVERVIEW

Dr. B R Ambedkar Institute of Technology (formerly known as Dr. B. R

Ambedkar Govt. Polytechnic) established in the year 1984 & Second Govt.

Polytechnic was established in the year 1989 in the same campus, is spread over

16.87 hectares of land at Pahargaon in the capital town in Port Blair in the Union

Territory of Andaman & Nicobar Islands. The Institute offers diverse courses

which includes Engineering, Hospitality and Maritime. Apart from formal

courses, the institute also offers non-formal Courses, both in the main centre and

in the extension centers spread across all over the Islands. The campus provides

a conducive environment for all round development of the students.

The Institute has been awarded NAAC B+ accreditation in the month of

July‟ 2018 for 5 years. All the diploma programs (Except DHMCT) are NBA

accredited. The spade work for the NBA Accreditation of Degree programmes

has been initiated.

2. Vision & Mission

Vision

“To be a premier technical institute imparting technical and professional

education and to develop pool of competent professional for value addition in

Society and Industry"

Mission

o To impart technical education through innovative teaching

methodologies.

o To promote all round personality development of students through

student centric activities.

o To inculcate social awareness and passion for lifelong learning to

make student socially responsible citizen




3. Information regarding affiliating university

4. Governance Structure

UT Governance Structure

Hon’ble Lt. Governor

Chief Secretary

Secretary (Education)

Secretary (Finance)

UT Fund

Secretary (Law)

Litigation

Secretary (Perl)

Administrative Matters

Deputy Secretary

(Higher Education)

Principal

DBRAIT




31. THE FINANCIAL OUTLAY AND EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR 2018-

19

The Annual outlay for the year 2018-19 was initially Rs 23.07 Cr which was

increased to Rs. 24.87 Cr in RE. The total Expenditure for the FY was Rs. 24.86 Cr

i.e. 99.99% of the final grant. In addition to above an expenditure of Rs. 2.39 Cr

has been incurred under TEQIP project for achieving various physical targets.

The head wise expenditure details both for Plan fund and TEQIP fund is given at

Annexure – S and Annexure - L respectively. The main emphasis has been on

strengthening the existing infrastructure in terms of classroom, laboratories,

workshop in addition to creating new laboratories. Due thrust has also been

given on training of faculty members and participation in workshops for

continuous improvement of quality of delivery system. The non-formal skill

development program in rural area has also been one of the thrust area.

3. MAJOR ACTIVITY OF THE INSTITUTE DURING ACADEMIC YEAR

2018– 19:

Civil Works

o Completion of New Academic Block

o Completion of Bio-gas Plant

o Painting and minor repairs of Main Building

Procurement of equipments and Machineries

o 212 Computers for different labs

o Equipments for different labs

Students Centric Activities

o Internship – 109 students from different departments were sent to IIT

Roorkee, IIT Madras, IIT Hyderabad, ESCI Hyderabad and other

reputed Industries for four weeks internship training.

o Symposium and Workshop – around 11 Workshop and 01

Conference was organized by various departments of the Institute




which was attended by around 1000 students. 01 workshop and 01

conference was of national level.

o Interaction with eminent personality –

Visit of Vice President of India in DBRAIT addressed the

students of all Colleges of A & N Islands on 5th & 6th July 2018.

Interaction of students with Hon‟ble Lt Governor during

Andaman Nicobar College festival held during March 2019.

Interaction with industry professional such as CMS, TCS, IISc.

o Placement – Job Fair has been organized Around 45 Nos of students

have been shortlisted for placement.

o Community related activity –

The students have undertaken various community related

activity under SoCH and Unnat Bharat Scheme. 8 villages

have been selected for social assessment survey (SAS). 01

village with 400 households have been covered under SAS

and in 2 village more than 40 households have been covered.

Around 200 students have taken initiative for wall painting of

the walls of the campus and around 400 sq.mtrs of walls has

been painted depicting schemes of GoI related to social

challenges.

Organized blood donation camp on 06th September 2018,

more than 50 students donated blood.

o Awards – The Institute team won Smart India Hackathon organized

by AICTE with the prize money of Rupees One Lakhs.

o Publication – The final year B.Tech students published around 3

papers in the Journals.

Faculty related activity




o Workshop/Training – The faculties were encouraged to attend the

in-house workshop and training. In addition around 30 faculty/staff

were deputed to mainland reputed institute for training.

o Research proposal – Around 6 Research Proposal / Consultancy

proposal have been submitted to various organization including DST

and A & N Admn. One consultancy work has been awarded while

few research proposals are in the award stage.

Accreditation and certification

o NAAC accreditation B+ received in the month of July 2018.

o Green Building Gold certification for New Academic Block by IGBC.

AICTE mandatory activities

o 3 weeks induction training for the fresher

o 100 hours training to improve employability skill.

o The GATE coaching was also organized.

o Four weeks internship local and mainland organization and INIs.

Other Activity

o 70th World Maritime Day celebrated on 27.9.2018 in a befitting

manner.

o Celebrated 15th Engineers Day on 15.9.2018. Dr. Mylswamy

Annadurai, Director (Chandrayan), ISRO was a Chief Guest.

o Organized Annual Sports day of Institute “Ojas” Techno Sports Fest

on 23.2.2019.

o Organized Inter college fest-Yuva-2019. Valedictory function graced

by Hon‟ble LG, A& N Administration.

o Green building officially dedicated to A & N Islands.

3.1 Academic Related:




3.1.1 Civil Engineering Department

Consultancy and IRG generation of Civil Engineering Dept from 1st

April‟18-31st March 2019 ( Attached as ANNEXURE-„A‟)

Three Day Workshop on Design of Bridge and its Components

Three day workshop on “Design of Bridge and

its Components” was organized by the

Department of Civil Engineering, DBRAIT, Port

Blair from 25th – 27th August 2018. Mr. Saprava

Bhattacharya, Senior faculty member of School

of Civil Engineering and surveying, University of

Portsmouth (UK) was the resource person for the above workshop.




Basic structural analysis related to bridge engineering, conceptual

design with examples, bridge loading and simple

analysis

techniques and design of various types of bridges,

Sizing of bridge structural elements, bridge

management- Inspection, assessment & Maintenance /

repair and design of long span bridges were the topics

covered under this workshop.

The participants included final year, pre final year and second year students of

B.Tech (Civil), final year students of Diploma (Civil), faculty members, alumni

and practicing engineers.

Result of B.Tech (Civil) Summer & Winter 2018 – Details attached as

Annexure „B‟

Result Diploma (Civil) Summer & Winter 2018 – Details attached as Annexure „B‟




Expert Lecture

2 days expert lecture on Advance structural analysis was carried out from

13/9/2018 to 14/09/2018. The Resource person was Dr. J.Karthikeyan, Associate

Professor, Department of Civil Engineering NIT Trichy. Total Registered Students

were 75. { III year B.Tech Civil (36) & IV year B.Tech Civil (39)}. Details of

Session attached as Annexure ‘C’.

3.1.2 Electrical Engineering Department

Innovative Projects

(a) Design, fabrication and installation of Traffic Light Blinkers installed in

the campus junctions near New Academic Block and Bus Garage.

(b) Installation of CCTV cameras at Gate-1 of the institute and remote

control operation of main gate.




(c) Design, fabrication and installation of Solar Tree in front of New

Academic Block.

(d) Design & fabrication of battery operated bicycle with solar power

charging base station.

Industrial Visit

(a) Industrial visit of second year electrical students to Chatham Power

House on 14/07/2018

(b) Industrial visit of final year electrical students to Chatham Power House

on 11/08/2018




Result Diploma(EE) Summer & Winter 2018 Details attached as

Annexure „D‟

3.1.3 Mechanical Engineering Department

Activities

02 Nos. of Industrial Training were conducted for final year and second

year diploma students during summer vacation (May/June-2018) for one

month.

01 No. of industrial visit to NSRY was conducted for final year mechanical

engineering diploma students.

A guest lecture by an eminent engineer was conducted on the topic of

Machine design and Quality control.

Participation of 02 Nos. of faculties in national level workshop on

„Intellectual property right‟ (IPR).

Participation of 02 Nos. of faculties in a training workshop at IIT Hyderabad

Participation of HOD Mechanical in National level workshop at N B

Institute of Rural Technology, Kolkata Organized by Dept. of Science and

Technology (DST)

Conversion of a condemned bus taken from IP & T Department of A& N

administration into mobile kitchen (Chef-On-Wheels) to train the rural




school dropout students along with diploma final year students undertaken

as their final year project.

Mini Project by Diploma second year mechanical students under the

guidance of Shri. Sanjay Malhotra (Lecturer) Mechanical.




Design modification and Repairing of chairs at Institute’s Auditorium by

Diploma Mechanical Students under K & ST Classes

(Knowledge and Skill Transfer)

Initiatives:

Apart from normal Academics a Value Added Course (VAC) related to

Computer Aided Drawing and designing was conducted using the latest

3D designing software „Solid works‟ for diploma program students.

K & ST (Knowledge and skill transfer) Classes for imparting practical skill

to diploma mechanical second and final year students.

TFJ (TOD-FOD-JOD) Classes for first year diploma mechanical students for

motivating them to practice mechanical work as well as to eliminate fear of

failure.




FGA (Focus Group Activity) classes to equip students with proper

communication skill, logical reasoning, Team work and to inculcate

leadership qualities among students to face present day corporate world.

Result Diploma(ME) Summer & Winter 2018 –Details attached as

Annexure‟E‟

3.1.4 Computer Engineering Department

o IEEE Workshop on Professional Computer Networking

The 3-day National Level IEEE Workshop on „Professional

Computer Networking” was inaugurated on 27th July 2018 at 10.00 am

in the Conference Hall of Dr.B.R.Ambedkar Institute of Technology

(DBRAIT), Port Blair. The workshop was organized by the Department

of Computer Science and Engineering, DBRAIT in association with

Institute of Electrical &Electronics Engineers (IEEE), IEEE Computer

Society of India & RUSA, GoI. Shri. P.S Reddy, Secretary Education, A &

N Administration while speaking on the occasion, urged the

participants to have true hands on experience in the field of technology

and organize more such workshops. Prof. Sujit K. Biswas, Chairman

IEEE Kolkata Section and Prof. Ram P. Rustagi, from KSIT were the

resource personnel‟s with three decades of experience in the field of

computer networks and cyber security. Altogether 62 candidates

comprising Faculty members and students participated in the

workshop. The workshop sessions included Lectures and hands-on-

demonstrations on HTTP, TCP/IP and Web security features. Head of




the Departments and Faculty members of various departments were

also present on the occasion. The workshop was coordinated by Dr.

Shrabani Mallick, Coordinator-IEEE Activities.

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o Winner of Smart India Hackathon 2018

An Annual event conducted by AICTE and MHRD. Smart India

Hackathon is a nationwide initiative to provide students a platform to

solve some of pressing problems we face in our daily lives, and thus

inculcate a culture of product innovation and a mindset of problem

solving. The last edition of the Hackathon saw over 5 million+ students

from various engineering colleges compete for the top prize at 35+

locations. The six member team from DBRAIT has won the Smart India

Hackathon 2018 held at Nodal Centre Sri Krishna College of

Engineering, Coimbatore. The team named as “Rescue Tech”

comprising of Pawan S Nair, Amit Roy, K Vinay Raj, C Raj Kumar, Dinesh

Lal and Arvind was accompanied by Shri R Hemanth Rao, Technical

staff of Computer Science Department. Altogether 43 teams

representing reputed institutes have participated in the Hackathon.




Workshop/Training conducted by Computer Dept.

Workshop on Data Science (Big Data Analytics, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence

& Deep Learning) from 3rd to 8th Dec‟18 under RUSA.

MeitY sponsored State Level workshop on DigiLocker & OpenForge organized at

BRAIT

The 2-day State-level Sensitization workshop on DigiLocker & OpenForge was

jointly organized by the Dept. of Computer Science & Engg, BRAIT and Department of




IT, A & N Administration from 12th and 13th Feb 2019 in association with Ministry of

Electronics and IT, Govt. of in the Conference Hall of the institute.

Paper publication by the faculty:

1. ‘An Improved Intelligent Transportation System: An Approach for

Bilingual License Plate Recognition’ by Nikita Singh,Tarun Kumar

and Shrabani Mallick.

Result B.Tech(CSE) Summer & Winter’ 2018 – Details attached as

Annexure „F‟




Result of Diploma(Comp Engg) Summer & Winter 2018 – Details

attached as Annexure‟F‟

Result Diploma(IT) Summer 2018 – Details attached as Annexure‟F‟

3.1.5 Electronics and Communication Engineering Department

Activities

o One month Industrial Training were conducted for diploma final year

and third year degree students during summer vacation (May/June-

2018) .

o Local industrial visit were carried out for final year, second year and

first year diploma students.

o Participation of 05 Nos. of faculties in national level workshop on

„Intellectual property right‟ (IPR).

o Participation of 13 Nos. of faculties and staff members in 3 day

workshop on „Raspberry Pi‟




o Participation of 04 Nos. of faculties in a training workshop at IIT

Hyderabad.

o One of the faculty member had attended 02 day General Management

Program for Scientist and Technologists at DST New Delhi.

o One of the faculty member had attended 06 day workshop on Self

awareness in higher education at IIT, Madras.

Initiatives:

o Participation of students in nationwide program of “Swatchata Hi

Sewa”

o Apart from normal Academics a Value Added Course (VAC) related to

Raspberry Pi was conducted for degree and diploma program

students.

o K & ST (Knowledge and skill transfer) Classes for imparting practical

skill to diploma second and final year students.

o TFJ (TOD-FOD-JOD) Classes for first year diploma students for

motivating them to practice mechanical work as well as to eliminate

fear of failure.

2 days National level workshop was organized from 26.09.2018 to 27.09.2018.

It was sponsored by Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology

(MeitY). The participants attended from various organization in INDIA. It was




about how to preserve their own creativity in the field of Engg. And

Technology

3 days State level workshop on Raspberry Pi and IOT was inaugurated on

29th September 2018 by Shri H.N

Singh, Scientist SF, Manager, ISTRAC,

ISRO Port Blair in the conference hall of

DBRAIT (Auditorium).A total of 50

students and 14 faculty members

participated in the workshop.

Raspberry Pi is the latest technological

development in the field of electronics

and is the World‟s smallest computer.

The Raspberry Pi is a series of

small single-board computers developed

in the United Kingdom by the Raspberry Pi

Foundation to promote the teaching of

basic computer science in schools and

in developing countries. The original

model became far more popular than

anticipated, selling outside its target

market for uses such as robotics. It does not include peripherals (such

as keyboards, mice and cases).

Result of B.Tech(ECE) Summer & Winter 2018 –-Details attached as

Annexure „G‟




Result of Diploma (ECE) Summer & Winter2018 –-Details attached as

Annexure „G‟

3.1.6 Hotel Management

1. Organized a mega Food Festival “Island Food Fiesta – 2018” from

30.03.2018 to 01.04.2018 at ITF Grounds, Port Blair.

2. All interested final year students (16 out of 27) of DHMCT programme

were given placements in leading hotels of mainland and islands.

3. All interested students of Trade Diploma in Front Office Operations /

Food Production were given the assistance for their Job Training /

Industrial Training in mainland / island hotels.

4. Conducted 15 days Food Haat for Food Production Students during

April 2018 with an aim to develop practical & entrepreneurship skills

amongst them.

5. One student from DHMCT 3rd year, One from DHMCT 2nd year and

One from Trade Diploma in Food Production were selected for Skills

India Competition organized by Ministry of Skills, Government of

India first at Port Blair for State level competition, then at Bengaluru

for Regional Level Competition followed by a National Level

Competition at New Delhi.




6. Catering Services were performed by students during Independence

Day Function held at Raj Niwas on 15.08.2018.

7. Catering Services were given to all dignitaries during the visit of

Hon‟ble Vice President of India, Shri Venkaiah Naidu during his visit

to A&N Islands on 05.08.2018.

8. Under „Incubation Center‟, an alumni of the department Mr. Pandiraj

was allocated space for developing and strengthening bakery

products to establish his business.

9. Conducted 01 month Skill Development Programme in Housekeeping

in collaboration with Andaman & Nicobar Social Welfare Board and

NABARD for unemployed youth and school dropouts of Islands during

July – August, 2018.

10. Conducted 6 months Foreign Languages Course in French language

which was open for all age groups February 2018 – July 2018.

11. Conducted 01 month Skill Development Programme in Cookery

“Chef in You” open for all during May – June 2018.

12. Conducted 15 days Skill Development Programme in Bakery “A

Fortnight of Baking” open for all during June 2018.

13. Conducted one day training programme on “Sushi Making” for all

students of the department on 27th August, 2018.

14. Deputed one faculty for TEQIP Workshop on Summer Training

Programme on Active Learning for Senior Faculty organized by

Knowledge Incubation in Technical Education (KITE) Centre, TEQIP,

IIT Hyderabad, from 21st May to 25th May, 2018 at Indian Institute of

Technology, Hyderabad, Telangana.




Result Diploma (HMCT) Summer & Winter 2018 Details attached as

Annexure „H‟

3.2 AWARDS FOR THE OVERALL TOPPERS IN ACADEMIC FOR

THE YEAR 2018-2019

To motivate and encourage students towards studies, every year

awards are given to subject toppers and overall toppers. In 2018- 2019

academic year 08 number of students have received the awards on the 72nd

Independence day celebration in our Institute. Subject toppers were

awarded cash award of Rs 1500/- and overall toppers were awarded cash

award of Rs 2500/-.The details are attached as Annexure ‘I’




3.3 Extra-curricular Activity

Awareness on EPIC Oct 1

Blood Donation sep 6

Foundation Day 1

Engineers Day Sep 15

Farewell by staff to students 3

May

Hindi Fortnight Sep 3

Kerela relief material

by BRAIT ALMA July 1

Planting of Saplings by staff

10 years of MG Oct 2

Student Visit at IAF Aug

Vigilance Awareness

Oct 1




Winner of India skill south

zone

Vollyball Final Sep 3

World maritime day

Sep 2

3.4 Non formal courses under TVET

For imparting hands on skill to school dropout students various courses are

conducted at the main center in Port Blair and 11 extension centers.

Approximately 13 numbers of courses were imparted for the benefit of Islanders.

Number of beneficiaries were 582.(121 male and 461 Female) . The details are

attached as Annexure ‘J’

4. MAJOR PROJECTS UNDER TAKEN FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2018-

2019.

SOFTWARE DEVELOPED FOR DIEASES BURDEN STUDY OF TRIBALS in A &

N ISLANDS

The Andaman Islands are an Indian archipelago in the Bay of Bengal. These

roughly 300 islands are known for their palm-lined, white-sand beaches,

mangroves and tropical rainforests. Coral reefs supporting marine life such as

sharks and rays make for popular diving and snorkeling sites. Indigenous

Andaman Islanders inhabit the more remote islands, many of which are off limits




to visitors. The original population of the Andaman and Nicobar islands consist of

aboriginal indigenous people, i.e. tribal people.

They have been dwelling in the forests and jungles of the islands for

centuries, lead a hunter-gatherer lifestyle and appear to have lived in substantial

isolation for thousands of years. The so called “civilians” or city/town dwellers

only came later, earliest a few hundred years ago.DHS conduct research on

communicable and non-communicable diseases prevalent in Andaman and

Nicobar Islands with special emphasis on the health problem of the indigenous

tribes.

The objective of “Disease burden study of tribal‟s in A&N Islands” software

is to facilitates the DEPUTY DIRECTOR (TH), DHS with a web-based application

that provides Insertions, Updation and Generation of MIS Reports about the

various health profiles like height, weight, BMI, vaccines taken and diseases for

which the tribals undergone treatment etc.,

The existing process of “Diseases Burden Study of Tribals in A&N Islands”

is done manually, i.e., the diseases information is maintained in the record. If a

Researcher wants to search for the specific data, then he/she has to search the

records from the beginning to end manually. The proposed system would reduce




the paper work by providing ease of access to the information through the web

pages.

The project has been developed by the students of Computer Engineering

department.

5. Project proposal submitted to the funding agencies:

Four numbers of projects were under taken by the faculty of DBRAIT from

different funding agencies. The details are attached as Annexure ‘K’

6. Technical Education Quality improvement programme(TEQIP)

[Phase-III]

Objective:

Improving quality and equity in Engineering Institutions.

System level initiatives to strengthen sector Governance and

performance.

Twinning Arrangements to build Capacity and build Capacity and

improve performance of Institutions.

Achievements of TEQIP till March ‘2019

Financial & Physical Activities: 2018-19. The expenditure details are

attached as Annexure ‘L’




Present Status on Expenditure under TEQIP-III:

Key activities

Head of

expenditure

Percenta

ge

utilized

(%)

Cost

(Rs. in

crore)

Procurement of Goods

Procurement

28.53 %

1.71

Academic Process - Improvement in

Teaching, Learning and Research

competence

Academic

33.38 % 1.01

Incremental Operating Cost

(including Faculty Reforms) IOC 51.81 % 0.51

Total 32.31 % 3.23

Faculty/ Staff Development and Motivation on various Workshop

/Seminar/Pedagogy/ Management Development/Teaching Competence

/Short term Course

Improve student learning:

Summer Internship Attended by 86 Students at IIT-Hyd, IIT-Madras, ESCI-

Hyd and BOPT-Jamshedpur & Rourkela

Students Induction Program

GATE coaching for all Final Year Students 2018 conducted by NPIU

empanelled firm GATE Forum

79 Students have gone through the training

36 appeared for GATE Exam

1 student qualified.

2017-2018 2018-2019

27 83




Employability Skills Training :

The first phase of the training is completed in the month of Jan

210 students were trained in the first phase

Second phase will commence from May 2019

Digital Library e-journals (ACM Digital Library, ASCE 2018, Elseiver Engg

& CS package, Springer Nature, IEEE) has been made available for students

and faculty of BRAIT under TEQIP –III Project.

In order to equip the campus with wifi and improved internet connectivity

as per NPIU guidelines under TEQIP-III project, 6 Mbps Leased line

Connection from BSNL, Port Blair will be made available soon to students

and faculty.

7. National Service Scheme(NSS)

NSS volunteers have adopted a village and perform different activities.

NSS volunteers took different task to aware as well as help them to know different

facilities provided by the Govt. Work have been started by sapling plantation. To

handle e-waste volunteers went door to door of the villagers to show harmful

effect of e-waste.




8. Swatchta hi Seva:

As per UGC all Higher Educational Institution are required to undertake

“Swachhta hi Sewa (SHS)”, an initiative launched by Hon‟ble Prime Minister on

15th of September 2018, in their respective institution and nearby localities as

per the guidelines.

With above objectives, BRAIT has drawn a detailed structured schedule to

carry out various Swachhta activities under this mission in a staggered manner,

without hampering the regular classes. The activities broadly include cleaning of

entire campus, tree plantation drive, visit of nearby localities for hygiene

sensitization and administering the Swachhta pledge. Accordingly, the

departments have already started the SHS campaign from 15th Sept 2018

onwards.

The closing function of the fortnight observation of “Swachhta hi Sewa

(SHS) was held on 29th Sept 2018, wherein each department made presentation

showcasing the work and achievements during the whole campaign. Further,

pledge on Swachhta he Sewa (SHS) was administered by Dean (SA) to all the

students and staff present.




8.1 Civil Engineering Department

The wells were located at Japan Nallah, Near St. Mary‟s School Bhathu

Basti and Near Raj Nivas and Fire Station Port Blair. The details of the well

were listed below:

1. Japan Nallah, Bhathu Basti.




8.2 Electrical Engineering Department

Carried out cleaning of the campus from 17.9. 2018 to 1.10.2018

8.3 Mechanical Engineering Department

Participation of students in nationwide program of “Swatchata Hi

Sewa”




8.4 Computer Engineering Department

9. SoCh (Social Challenges) Activities

The teaching and non-teaching faculty members of the institute have

collectively formulated a program for carrying out multifarious activities along

with their routine academic works.




The DBRAIT team planned to celebrate the 30th anniversary with a social

cause. The present social challenges ignited the concept of ‘SoCh –Addressing

Social Challenges’ which has been taken as one of the major component of 30

years celebration. This initiative SoCh includes the following objectives and

activities:

Environmental related

1. Cleaning of all water bodies, wells &

generating quality reports.

2. Identifying beaches & carrying out

organized cleaning & creating

awareness.

3. Making bags out of used clothes & write

slogan related to environment.

4. To study & prepare garbage disposal plan for Dollygunj.

5. Educate people on how to handle e-waste.

Community Related

1. Creating awareness on social issues

through cycle/bike rallies.

2. Collecting clean & good quality unused

dresses and distribute in an organized

manner.

3. Create awareness among the homemakers within the campus, to make

them self-reliant through skill development.

4. To make a system of contribution of Rs. 1, 00,000 in LG‟s Relief Fund every

year by students & staff.

5. Inputs from student pertaining to social challenges experienced in their

locality.




Service Related

1. To visit homes of disadvantaged group & identify their requirements and

provide short term remedial classes/counseling.

2. To visit hospital & identify those patients who do not have anyone to

support & see how you can support them at least for few weeks.

10. Training and Placement Cell

10.1 DETAILS OF LOCAL INDUSTRIAL VISIT:

16 number of industrial visits were carried out at various local

agencies/industries /department in the current session. Total 497number

of students were benefited. The details are attached as Annexure ‘M’.

10.2: Status of employment (Diploma program & Degree Program)

109 number of Diploma students have passed out from the institute in

July, 2018. Out of which 31 students are employed.

109 number of Degree students have passed out from the institute in

July, 2018. Out of which 15 students are employed. The details are

attached as Annexure ‘N’.

10.3. Faculty training

Two faculty members of Electrical Department have attended review

meeting under TEQUIP-III at IIM- Udaipur, IIM- Shillong and NIFM-

Faridabad. HOD (Mechanical) attended national workshop at IRT-Kolkata.

Four faculty members (Two ECE, One Civil, One computer) have attended

general management program at DST New Delhi. 15 faculty members from

different departments have attended summer training program at IIT-

Hyderabad. One faculty member from Civil Department has attended one




month OBE workshop at AICTE –New Delhi. The details are attached as

Annexure ‘O’.

10.4 Status of students training

• More than 500 students taken for Industrial visits

• More than 300 students sent to In plant training (local & mainland

firms)

• More than 250 students attended 2 National & 8 State Level

Seminar/Workshop

• More than 400 students (both Diploma & Degree Program) attended

the Employability Skill Training

• More than 70 final year B.Tech students attended GATE Coaching

• More than 1000 students attended for various awareness programs

• More than 25 Real Life Projects were taken as academic project for

implementation

• Three groups of students published paper in reviewed journal/

National seminar

• More than 60 students involved in Social Assessment Survey for

Technology Transfer under Unnat Bharat Abhiyan

• Job Fair was organized by inviting 9 firms/ companies each from

Mainland and Islands

• More than 350 students participated in Job Fair ( both present and

previous batch students)

• More than 60 students got selected (Combined in Engineering &

Hospitality sector)

The details are attached as Annexure ‘P’.




10.5. CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM

38 numbers of participants are trained under continuing education

program. The details are attached as Annexure ‘’Q’

10.6. CONDUCTING GUEST LECTURES:

Four number of guest lecturers were conducted for the benefit of

students. The details are attached as Annexure ‘R’

11. Financial target achieved

The details are attached as Annexure ‘S’

12. Major activities

Peer team from National Assessment and Accreditation Council, an

Autonomous Institution of the UGC had audited our Institution from 6th to

7th April‟ 2018 for grant of NAAC Accreditation. Accordingly our Institute

has been granted grade B+ NAAC Accreditation for five years.

Our Institute has been accredited with Integrated Management System

(IMS) in the month of October,2018.

Our Institute has been awarded with green building gold certificate for the

newly constructed B.Tech block from Indian Green Building Council

(IGBC), an unit of CII in a function held on 01.11.2018.

13. Future milestones:

13.1 Student Centric:

To improve the placement

To facilitate thinking process through TFJ (TOD FOD JOD)/VAC

(Value Added Course)

To encourage students to take up real life projects

To orient the students for undertaking larger social commitments.




13.2 Infrastructure:

New Hostel Block for Girls & Boys, New Library Block and Hotel

Management Block.

To enhance rain water harvesting system for making 70-80% of the

requirement

13.3 Faculty development:

To fill all the vacant post of faculty

Qualification Up-gradation for faculty member

Faculty Exposure.

***************




Annexure-‘A’

Sl no. Name and address of

client / Department

Invoice no. Certificates material and Type of

Test

1 M/s SPCPL

VSI-AAI Project

VSI Airport

CED/BRAIT/1-

9/2018 march-19

CED/17/72,dt,11/4/18,water testing

2 Assitant Engineer

ACSD,II CPWD

Port Blair.

CED/BRAIT/1-

9/2018 feb-10

CED/17/67,dt,14/05/18,cube test

Assitant Engineer

ACSD,III CPWD

Port Blair.

CED/BRAIT/1-

9/2018 feb-11

CED/17/68,dt,14/05/2018,cube test

3 Assitant Engineer

ACSD,II CPWD,

Port Blair

CED/BRAIT/1-

9/2018-feb-06

CED/18/56/dt,16/6/18,cube test

4 AEE(civil)

AGE B/R-I,Haddo,Port

Blair

CED/BRAIT/1-

9/2018 july-5

CED/18-19/14,dt,16/08/18,sieve

analysis test

5

AEE(civil)

AGE B/R-I ,Haddo

Port Blair

CED/BRAIT/1-

9/2018 July-6

CED/18/06,dt,16/08/18 cement test

6 AEE(civil)

AGE B/R-I , Haddo

Port Blair

CED/BRAIT/1-

9/2018 July-7

CED/18-19/12,dt, 16/08/18 cement

test

7 AEE(civil)

AGE B/R-I ,adoo

Port Blair

CED/BRAIT/1-

9/2018 July-8

CED/18-19/19,dt 16/08/18, aggregate

test

8 AEE(civil)

AGE B/R-I , Haddo

Port Blair

CED/BRAIT/1-

9/2018 Aug-11

CED/18-19/24,dt 16/08/18 flakiness

& Elongation

9 AEE(civil)

AGE B/R-I , Haddo

Port Blair

CED/BRAIT/1-

9/2018 Aug-12

CED/18-19/18 ,dt 16/08/18,Flakiness

& Elongation

10 Jt.General Manger

(engg.C)

AAI

VSI Airport

Port Blair

CED/BRAIT/1-

9/2018 Aug-13

CED/18/24 DT 25/10/18 cube test

‘




Annexure ‘B’

Result of B.Tech (Civil) Summer 2018 – I Even

Sl.No SubJect Sub

Code Appeared Pass Fail

Pass

%

1 Mathematics -II T 107 26 17 9 65.385

2 Material Science T 108 26 21 5 80.769

3 Envrionmental Science T 109 26 23 3 88.462

4 Basic Civil & Mechanical

Engineering T 110 26 15 12 57.692

5 Engineering Mechanics T 111 26 13 13 50

6 Communicative english T 112 26 24 2 92.308

7 Physics Lab P104 26 25 1 96.154

8 Chemistry Lab P 105 26 26 0 100

9 Workshop Practice P 106 26 26 0 100

Result of B.Tech (Civil) Summer 2018 – II Even

Sl.No Subject Appeared Pass Fail Pass

%

1 Mathematics-IV 38 25 13 65.789

2 Concrete Technology 38 31 7 81.579

3 Environmental Engineering I 38 27 11 71.053

4 Mechanics of Solids-II 38 22 16 57.895

5 Hydrallic & Hydraulic Machinary 38 28 10 73.684

6 Surveing -II 38 16 22 42.105

7 Surveing Lab -II 38 38 0 100

8 Fluid Mechanics & Machines

Lab 38 38 0 100

9 Geoscience Engineering Lab 38 37 1 97.368

10 Physical education 38 38 0 100




Result of B.Tech (Civil) Summer 2018 – III Even

Sl.No SubJect Appeared Pass Fail Pass

%

1 Structural Analysis -II 36 33 3 91.667

2 Geotechnical Engineering-II 36 30 6 83.333

3 Transportation Engineering -II 36 28 8 77.778

4 Contruction Methods &

Equipments 36 30 6 83.333

5 Adavance Design of RCC

Structures 10 10 0 100

6 Coastal Engineering 26 16 10 61.538

7 Transportation Engineering Lab 36 36 0 100

8 Estimation Costing & Valuation

Lab 36 36 0 100

9 Computer Aided Design Lab 36 36 0 100

10 General Profiency -II 36 36 0 100

Result of B.Tech (Civil) Summer 2018 – IV Even


%

1 Construction Management 31 31 0 100

2 Advance Structural Analysis 31 31 0 100

3 Remote Sensing & GIS 31 31 0 100

4 Irrigation and Drainange Engg. 31 31 0 100

5 Earthquake Resistant Design of

Structures 31 31 0 100

6 Professional Ethical Practice 31 31 0 100

7 Industrial Training / Intership 31 31 0 100

8 Project Phase -II 31 31 0 100

10 Seminar 31 31 0 100

Result of Diploma (Civil) Summer 2018 – I Even


%

1 COMMUNICATION SKILL

42 41 1 97

2 ENGINEERING MECHANICS

42 14 28 33.33

3

CONSTRUCTION

MATERIALS 42 39 3 92.8

4 Engineering Mathematics

42 32 10 76.19




Result of Diploma (Civil) Summer 2018 – II Even


%

1

COMPUTER AIDED

DRAWING 31 31 0 100

2 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

31 30 1 96.7

3

TRANSPORTATION

ENGINEERING 31 28 03 90.3

4 ADVANCED SURVEYING

31 18 13 58

5

GEO TECHNICAL

ENGINEERING 31 20 11 64.5

6 HYDRAULICS

31 26 05 83.8

7 THEORY OF STRUCTURES

31 24 07 77.4

Result of Diploma (Civil) Summer 2018 – III Even


%

1 MANAGEMENT

30 30 0 100

2 HIGHWAY ENGINEERING

30 29 01 96.6

3

CONTRACTS AND

ACCOUNT 30 30 00 100

4

DESIGN OF RCC

STRUCTURES 30 30 00 100

5 PLUMBING SERVICES

30 30 00 100




Result of Degree(Civil) Winter’18

Deptt: BTECH-CIVIL Term: 1-ODD

S.

No.

Exam Subject No. of Students Pass

%

App. Pass Fail

1 BP COMPUTER PROGRAMMING

LAB(P101)

28 28 0 100

2 BP ENGINEERING GRAPHICS(P102) 29 27 2 93.1

3 BP BASIC ELECTRICAL AND

ELECTRONICS LAB(P103)

28 28 0 100

4 BT CHEMISTRY(T 103) 29 14 15 48.28

5 BT MATHEMATICS-I(T101) 29 22 7 75.86

6 BT PHYSICS(T102) 29 24 5 82.76

7 BT BASIC ELECTRICAL AND

ELECTRONICS ENGG(T104)

29 22 7 75.86

8 BT ENGINEERING

THERMODYNAMICS(T105)

29 23 6 79.31

9 BT COMPUTER PROGRAMMING(T106) 29 11 18 37.93

Result of Degree(Civil) ) Winter’18


S.

No.


%

App. Pass Fail

1 BT GEO SCIENCE ENGINEERING(CE

T32)

36 33 3 91.67

2 BT BUILDING TECHNOLOGY(CE T33) 36 30 6 83.33

3 BP SURVEY LAB-I(CEP31) 38 38 0 100

4 BP MATERIAL TESTING LAB-I(CEP32) 38 38 0 100

5 BP BUILDING PLANNING &

DRAWING(CEP33)

38 38 0 100

6 BT MECHANICS OF SOLIDS-I(CET34) 37 27 10 72.97

7 BT MECHANICS OF FLUIDS(CET35) 36 31 5 86.11

8 BT SURVEYING-I(CET36) 35 32 3 91.43

9 BT Mathematics-III(MA T31) 36 26 10 72.22






S.No. Exam Subject No. of Students Pass

%

App. Pass Fail

1 BP GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING

LAB(CE P51)

38 38 0 100

2 BP MATERIAL TESTING LAB-II(CE P53) 38 38 0 100

3 BT ENVIROMENTAL ENGINEERING -

II(CE T54)

31 24 7 77.42

4 BT DESIGN OF RCC

STRUCTURES(CET51)

34 23 11 67.65

5 BT STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS-I(CET52) 33 20 13 60.61

6 BT GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING-

I(CET53)

34 15 19 44.12

7 BT TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING-

I(CET55)

34 27 7 79.41



S.

No.

Exam Subject No. of Students

App. Pass Fail

1 BT COMPREHENSIVE VIVA (CE CV7) 35 34 1 97.14

2 BT AIR AND NOISE POLLUTION(CEE19) 34 34 0 100

3 BT IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE

ENGINEERING(CEE30)

34 33 1 97.06

4 BT DESIGN OF STEEL

STRUCTURES(CET71)

34 24 10 70.59

5 BT HYDROLOGY AND WATER

RESOURCES ENGG.(CET72)

35 34 1 97.14




Result of Degree (CE) Winter 2018 – I Odd

Sl.No Subject Appeared Pass Fail Pass %

1 ENGLISH 55 40 15 72.73

2 BASIC SCIENCE 55 38 17 69.09

3 BASIC MATHS 55 36 19 65.45

4 FUNDAMENTALS OF ICT 55 55 00 100

5 ENGG GRAPHICS 55 52 03 94.55

OVERALL PASS%= 80.37

Result of Diploma (CE) Winter 2018 – II Odd


1 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES-I(17018)

48 48 0 100

2 APPLIED MATHEMATICS(17301)

49

26

23

53.06

3 BUILDING CONSTRUCTTION(17308)

48 42 6 87.50

4 BUILDING DRAWING(17309)

50 35 17 70

5 SURVEYING(17310)

49

37

12

75.51

6 MECHANICS OF STRUCTURE(17311)

46 17 29 36.96


Result of Diploma (CE) Winter 2018 – III Odd


1 Entrepreneurship Development(17057)

27 27 0 100

2 Professional Practices-III(17058)

26 26 0 100

3 Behavioural Science(17075)

27 27 0 100

4 Estimating and Costing(17501)

27 27 0 100

5 Irrigation Engineering(17502)

27 25 2 92.59

6 Public Health Engineering(17503)

27 25 2 92.59

7 Concrete Technology(17504)

27 27 0 100

8 Design of Steel Structure(17505)

27 19 8 70.37

OVERALL PASS%=94.44




Annexure ‘C’

Session Wise Details 2 days expert lecture on Advance structural analysis:

Slno Date Time Topic covered

1 13/09/2018 2.30 pm – 4.00 pm Introduction to matrix

methods

2 13/09/2018 4.15 pm- 5.15 pm Finite element analysis

3 14/09/2018 8.45 am – 10.00 am Stiffness matrix method

4 14/09/2018 10.15 am – 12.00

noon

Flexibility matrix method

5 14/09/2018 12.15 pm – 1.00 pm Doubts & discussions

The programme was coordinated by Mr.K.Prakash, Asst. Professor (Civil), DBRAIT




Annexure ‘D’

Result of Diploma(EE) Summer 2018 – I Even


%

1 CMS 34 29 05 85

2 EGM 34 14 20 41

3 A.Sc 34 17 17 50

4 EMT 34 19 15 56

5 FOEE 34 15 19 44

Result of Diploma(EE) Summer 2018 – II Even


%

1 TND 18 15 03 83

2 EME 18 17 01 94

3 IIN 17 15 02 88

4 EST 18 18 0 100

5 DMT 18 18 0 100

6 IES-1 18 17 01 94

Result of Diploma(EE) Summer 2018 – III Even

Sl.No SubJect Sub

Code Appeared Pass Fail

Pass

%

1 Mangt.

15 15 0 100

2 RME

15 15 0 100

3 PED

14 13 1 93

4 UEE

15 15 0 100

5 CEM

15 14 1 93.3




Result of Diploma (EE) Winter 2018 – I Odd

Sl.No SubJect Appeared Pass Fail Pass %

1 ENGLISH

37 33 4 89.00

2 BASIC SCIENCE

37 12 25 32.00

3 BASIC MATHS

37 07 30 19.00

4 FUNDAMENTALS OF ICT

37 36 01 97.00

5 ENGG GRAPHICS

37 31 06 84

OVERALL PASS%= 64.2

Result of Diploma (EE) Winter 2018 – II Odd

Sl.No SubJect Appeared Pass Fail Pass %

1 Computer Programming(17022)

20

20 0 100

2 Electrical Workshop(17023)

20

20 0 100

3 Professional Practice - I(17024)

20

20 0 100


20

05 15 25

5 Basic Electronics (Electrical)(17321)

20

13 7 35

6

Electrical & Electronics

Measurement(17322) 20

14 6 70

7 Electrical Circuits & Networks(17323)

20

11 9 55

8 Electrical Power Generation(17324)

20

16 4 80`

Overall pass %= 70.63




Result of Diploma (EE) Winter 2018 – III Odd


1 ENTRPRENEURSHIP DEV. & PROJECT(17059)

18 18 0 100

2 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES- III(17060)

18 18 0 100


18 18 0 100

4 Energy Conservation & Audit(17506)

18 15 3 83.33

5 Industry Electrical System- II(17507)

17 17 0 100

6 Switchgear & Protection(17508)

18 12 6 66.67

7 Microcontroller & Applications(17509)

18 16 2 88.67

8 AC Machines(17511)

18 11 7 61.11





Annexure ‘E’

Result of Diploma(ME) Summer 2018 – I Even


%

1 WORKSHOP PRACTICE 43 43 0 100

2 COMMUNICATION SKILL 43 43 0 100

3 ENGINEERING MECHANICS 43 27 16 62.79

4 ENGINEERING DRAWING 43 19 24 44.18

5 Engineering Mathematics 43 28 15 65.11

Result of Analysis Diploma(ME) Summer 2018 – II Even


%

1 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 18 18 0 100

2 MANUFACTURING

PROCESSES 18 17 1 94.4

3 ELECTRICAL ENGG 17 10 7 58.8

4 THERMAL ENGG 18 11 7 61.11

5 FLUID MECHANICS &

MACHINERY 18 16 2 88.88

6 THEORY OF MACHINES 18 6 12 33.33

Result of Diploma(ME) Summer 2018 – III Even


%

1 Solid Modelling 22 22

0 100

2 MANAGEMENT 22 22

0 100

3 Industrial Fluid Power 22 22

0 100

4

Production Engineering &

Robotics

22

20 0 90.90

5 Design of Machine Elements 22 15

7 68.18

6

Renewable Energy Sources &

Management

22

22 0 100




Result of Degree (ME) Winter 2018 – I Odd


1 ENGLISH

40 39 01 97.50

2 BASIC SCIENCE 40

29 11 72.50

3 BASIC MATHS 40

26 14 65.00

4 FUNDAMENTALS OF ICT 40

40 00 100

5 ENGG GRAPHICS 40

37 03 92.50

Overall pass%= 85.5

Result of Diploma (ME) Winter 2018 – II Odd


1 COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING(17016)

37 36 1 97.30

2 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES -I(17017)

36 36 0 100


38 3 35 7.89

4

BASIC ELECTRONICS &

MECHATRONICS(17302) 38 23 15 60.53

5

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

MATERIALS(17303) 38 13 25 34.21

6 STRENGTH OF MATERIALS(17304)

38 11 27 28.95

7

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

DRAWING(17305) 37 32 5 86.49





Result of Diploma (ME) Winter 2018 – III Odd


1 CNC Machines(17064)

14 14 0 100

2 Professional Practices -III(17065)

14 14 0 100


14 14 0 100

4 Auto Engg(17526)

14 13 1 92.86

5 Advanced manufacturing processes(17527)

14 10 4 71.43

6 Measurement & control(17528)

14 12 2 85.71

7 Power Engineering(17529)

14 12 2 85.71

8 Metrology & Quality Control(17530)

14 8 6 57.14

OVERALL PASS%= 86.60%




Annexure ‘F’

Result of B.Tech(CSE) Summer 2018 – I Even


%

1 PHYSICS LAB 24 24 0 100

2 CHEMISTRY LAB 24 24 0 100

3 WORKSHOP PRACTICE 24 24 0 100

4 MATHEMATICS-II 24 11 13 45.83

5 MATERIAL SCIENCE 24 13 11 54.17

6 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 23 16 7 69.57

7

BASIC CIVIL AND

MECHANICAL ENGG

24 10 14 41.67

8 ENGINEERING MECHANICS 23 8 15 34.78

9 COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH 23 22 1 95.65

Result of B.Tech(CSE) Summer 2018 – II Even


%

1

MICROPROCESSOR &

MICROCONTROLLER LABORATORY

31 31 0 100

2

DESIGN & ANALYSIS OF ALGORITHMS

LABOTATORY

31 30 1 96.77

3 Object Oriented Programming LABORATORY 31 31 0 100

4

MICROPROCESSOR &

MICROCONTROLLER

29 24 5 82.76

5

AUTOMATA LANGUAGES AND

COMPUTATION

30 16 14 53.33

6 DESIGN & ANALYSIS OF ALGORITHMS 31 22 9 70.97




7 Object Oriented Programming 31 16 15 51.61

8 GRAPHICS AND IMAGE PROCESSING 31 23 8 74.19

9 MATHEMATICS-IV 31 21 10 67.74

Result of B.Tech(CSE) Summer 2018 – III Even


%

1

Object Oriented Analysis And

Design

20 12 8 60

2 E-Business 18 15 3 83.33

3 Enterprise Solutions Lab 21 21 0 100

4 Embedded Systems Lab 21 21 0 100

5 Web Technology Lab 20 20 0 100

6 Enterprise Solutions 18 16 2 88.89

7 Embedded Systems 21 14 7 66.67

8 Web Technology 21 18 3 85.71

Result of B.Tech(CSE) Summer 2018 – IV Even


%

1 CLOUD COMPUTING 10 10 0 100

2 MOBILE COMPUTING 10 10 0 100

3 PROJECT WORK (PHASE-II) 10 10 0 100

4 INFORMATION SECURITY 10 10 0 100




Result of Diploma(Comp Engg) Summer 2018 – I Even


%


28 28 0 100

2 Programming in C

28 16 12 57.14

3 Basic Electronics

28 12 16 42.86


28 18 10 64.29

Result of Diploma (Comp Engg) Summer 2018 – II Even


%

1 Computer Graphics

21 21 0 100

2 Environmental Studies

21 20 1 95.24

3

Computer Hardware &

Maintenance 21 20 1 95.24

4 Computer Network

21 21 0 100

5 Microprocessor & Programming

21 19 2 90.48

6 Object Oriented Programming

21 20 1 95.24

Result of Diploma (Comp Engg) Summer 2018 – III Even


%

1 Linux Programming

15 15 0 100

2 Management

15 15 0 100

3 Software Testing

15 15 0 100

4 Advance Java Programming

15 15 0 100

5 Embedded System

15 14 1 93.331




6 Industrial Project

15 15 0 100

7 Entrepreneurship Development

14 14 0 100

Result of Diploma(IT) Summer 2018 – I Even


%


27 23 04 85.19

2 Programming in C

27 14 13 51.85

3 Basic Electronics

27 12 15 44.44


27 10 17 37.04

Result of Diploma(IT) Summer 2018 – II Even


%

1 Applied Multimedia Technology

16 16 0 100

2 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

16 12 4 75

3

Computer Hardware &

Maintenance 16 12 4 75

4

Data Communication &

Networking 16 12 4 75

5 Microprocessor & Programming

16 10 6 62.5

6 Object Oriented Programming

16 10 6 62.5

Result of Diploma(IT) Summer 2018 – III Even


%

1 Scripting Technology

17 17 0 100




2 MANAGEMENT

17 17 0 100

3 Advance Java Programming

17 17 0 100

4

Object Oriented Modeling and

Design 17 17 0 100

5 Mobile Computing

17 17 0 100

6 Industrial Project

17 17 0 100

7 Entrepreneurship Development

17 17 0 100

Result of Degree(CSE) Winter’18

Deptt: BTECH-CSE Term: 1-ODD

S.

No

.


%

App. Pass Fail

1 BP COMPUTER PROGRAMMING LAB(P101) 24 24 0 100

2 BP ENGINEERING GRAPHICS(P102) 25 25 0 100

3 BP BASIC ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS

LAB(P103)

25 23 2 92

4 BT MATHEMATICS-I(T101) 25 16 9 64

5 BT PHYSICS(T102) 25 16 9 64

6 BT CHEMISTRY(T103) 25 10 15 40

7 BT BASIC ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS

ENGG(T104)

25 19 6 76

8 BT ENGINEERING

THERMODYNAMICS(T105)

24 17 7 70.83

9 BT COMPUTER PROGRAMMING(T106) 25 14 11 56






S.No. Exam Subject No. of Students Pass %

App. Pass Fail

1 BP ELECTRONICS DEVICE AND CIRCUIT

LABORATORY(CS P31)

34 33 1 97.06

2 BP DATA STRUCTURE LABORATORY(CS

P32)

34 34 0 100

3 BP DIGITAL SYSTEM DESIGN

LABORATORY(CS P33)

35 33 2 94.29

4 BT Electronics Devices and Circuit(CS T32) 32 22 10 68.75

5 BT OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING

AND DESIGN(CS T33)

35 24 11 68.57

6 BT Digital System Design(CS T34) 35 22 13 62.86

7 BT Data Structures(CS T35) 34 21 13 61.76

8 BT COMPUTER ORGANIZATION AND

ARCHITECTUIRE(CS T36)

32 17 15 53.12

9 BT Mathematics-III(MA T31) 33 9 24 27.27



S.No. Exam Subject No. of Students Pass %

App. Pass Fail

1 BP OPERATING SYSTEM LABORATORY(CS

P51)

32 32 0 100

2 BP COMPUTER NETWORKS

LABORATORY(CS P52)

32 32 0 100

3 BP DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

LABORATORY(CS P53)

32 32 0 100

4 BT OPERATING SYSTEM(CS T51) 32 29 3 90.62

5 BT COMPUTER NETWORKS(CS T52) 32 27 5 84.38





Deptt: BTECH-COMPUTER Term: 4-ODD

S.No

.

Exa

m

Subject No. of Students Pass %

App. Pass Fail

1 BT SOFTWARE TESTING AND QUALITY

ASSURANCE(CS E71)

17 16 1 94.12

4 BT ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE(CS T71) 19 13 6 68.42

5 BT COMPUTER HARDWARE & NETWORK

TROUBLE SHOOTING(CS T72)

18 17 1 94.44

6 BT PLATFORM TECHNOLOGY(CS T73) 15 12 3 80

6 BT DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM(CS

T53)

31 26 5 83.87

7 BT LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR(CS T54) 32 17 15 53.12

8 BT SOFTWARE ENGINEERING(CS T55) 31 21 10 67.74




Result of Degree (CO) Winter 2018 – I Odd


1 ENGLISH

42 34 8 81.00

2 BASIC SCIENCE

42 23 19 54.77

3 BASIC MATHS

42 23 19 54.77

4 FUNDAMENTALS OF ICT

42 41 01 97.62

5 ENGG GRAPHICS

42 39 3 92.86


Result of Diploma (CO) Winter 2018 – II Odd


1 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES-1(17027

18 18 0 100

2 APPLIED MATHEMATICS(17301

18 7 11 38.89

3 DATA STRUCTURE USING C(17330)

18 14 4 77.78

4 ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY(17331)

18 11 7 61.11

5

RELATIONAL DATABASE

MANAGEMENT SYSTEM(17332) 18 13 5 72.22

6 DIGITAL TECHNIQUES(17333

18 14 4 77.78


Result of Diploma (CO) Winter 2018 – III Odd


1 Network Mgt. and Administration(17061)

20 20 0 100

2

Professional Practices-III / Industrial

Training (Optional)(17062) 20 20 0 100


20 20 0 100

4 Windows Programming using VC++(17076)

20 20 0 100

5 Operating System(17512)

20 19 1 95




6 Software Engineering(17513)

20 15 5 75

7 Computer Security(17514)

20 17 3 85

8 Java Programming(17515)

20 13 7 65

OVERALL PASS%= 90

Result of Degree (IT) Winter 2018 – I Odd


1 English

47 35 12 74.47

2 Basic Science

47 10 37 21.28

3 Basic Maths

47 05 42 10.64

4 Fundamentals Of ICT

47 46 01 97.88

5 Engg Graphics

47 42 05 89.36


Result of Diploma (IT) Winter 2018 – II Odd


1 Professional Practices-1(17027)

12 12 0 100

2 Applied Mathematics(17301)

12 8 4 66.67

3 Data Structure Using C(17330)

12 9 3 75

4 Electrical Technology(17331)

12 5 7 41.67

5

Relational Database Management

System(17332) 12 12 0 100

6 Digital Techniques(17333)

12 8 4 66.67

OVERALL PASS%= 75

Result of Diploma (IT) Winter 2018 – III Odd


1 Network Mgt. and Administration(17061)

11 11 0 100

2 Professional Practices-III / Industrial 11 11 0 100




Training (Optional)(17062)


11 11 0 100

4 Operating System(17512)

11 11 0 100

Software Engineering(17513)

10 10 0 100

6 Java Programming(17515)

11 6 5 54.55

7 Information Security(17518)

11 11 0 100

8 Communication Technology(17519)

11 11 0 100





Annexure-‘G’

Result Analysis B.Tech(ECE) Summer 2018 – I Even


%

1 Computer Programming Lab 27 27 0 100

2 Engineering Graphics 27 23 4 85.19

3

Basic Electrical And

Electronics Lab

27 27 0 100

4

Basic Electrical And

Electronics Engg

26 21 5 80.77

5 Engineering Thermodynamics 24 24 0 100

6 Computer Programming 24 17 7 70.83

7 Mathematics-II 27 13 14 48.15

8 Material Science 26 21 5 80.77

9 Environmental Science 26 17 9 65.38

Result Analysis B.Tech(ECE) Summer 2018 – II Even


%

1

Electronic Circuits Design

Laboratory

33 33 0 100

2 Digital Circuits Laboratory 34 34 0 100

3 Communication Laboratory-I 34 34 0 100

4 Electronic Circuits And Analysis 34 26 8 76.47

5 Signals And Systems 33 21 12 63.64

6

Linear And Digital Control

Systems

34 18 16 52.94




7 Digital Circuits 34 27 7 79.41

8

Electronic Communication

Systems

32 21 11 65.62

9 Mathematics-IV 33 21 12 63.64

Result Analysis B.Tech(ECE) Summer 2018 – III Even


%

1 Consumer Electronics 22 20 2 90.91

2 Communication Laboratory-II 22 22 0 100

3 Computer Networks Laboratory 23 23 0 100

4

Digital Signal Processing

Laboratory

23 23 0 100

5 Digital Communication 23 20 3 86.96

6 Wireless Communication 23 23 0 100

7 Digital Signal Processing 23 23 0 100

8 Antennas And Wave Propagation 23 23 0 100

9 General Proficiency-II 23 22 1 95.65

Result Analysis B.Tech(ECE) Summer 2018 – IV Even


%

1

Cryptography And Network

Security

12 12 0 100

2 Spread Spectrum Communication 6 6 0 100

3 Satellite Communication Systems 6 6 0 100




4

Advanced Communication

Laboratory

13 13 0 100

5 Comprehensive Viva 13 13 0 100

6 Professional Ethics 12 12 0 100

7

Industrial Management And

Engineering Economics

12

12

0 100

Result of Diploma (ECE) Summer 2018 – I Even


%

1 Communication Skill

24 21 03 87.5

2 Element Of Electronics

23 10 13 43.4


23 07 16 30.4

Result of Diploma (ECE) Summer 2018 – II Even


%

1 Environmental Studies

16 16 0 100

2 Industrial Measurement

16 16 0 100

3 Analog Communication

16 16 0 100

4 Power Electronics

16 13 3 81.25

5 Linear Integrated Circuits

16 15 1 93.75




Result of Diploma (ECE) Summer 2018 – III Even


%

1 Management

11 10 1 90.90

2

Advanced Communication

Systems 11 11 0 100

3 Mobile Communication

11 11 0 100

4 Embedded System

11 11 0 100

5 Very Large Scale Integration

11 11 0 100

Result of Degree(ECE) Winter’18

Dept: BTECH-ECE Term: 1-ODD

S.

No.

Exam Subject No. of Students Pass %

App. Pass Fail

1 BP Physics Lab(P104) 29 22 7 75.86

2 BP Chemistry Lab(P105) 29 29 0 100

3 BP Workshop Practice(P106) 29 29 0 100

4 BT Mathematics-I(T101) 29 25 4 86.21

5 BT Physics(T102) 29 18 11 62.07

6 BT Chemistry(T103) 29 19 10 65.52

7 BT Basic Civil And Mechanical Engg(T110) 29 24 5 82.76

8 BT Engineering Mechanics(T111) 28 20 8 71.43

9 BT Communicative English(T112) 29 28 1 96.55





Dept: BTECH-ECE Term: 2-ODD

S.

No.

Exam Subject No. of Students Pass %

App. Pass Fail

1 BP Electrical Engineering Laboratory(Ecp31) 32 32 0 100

2 BP Data Structures And Object Oriented

Programming Laboratory(ECP32)

32 32 0 100

3 BP Electronic Devices & Circuits

Laboratory(ECP33)

32 32 0 100

4 BT Electrical Engineering(ECT32) 32 24 8 75

5 BT Data Structures And Object Oriented

Programming(ECT33)

31 18 13 58.06

6 BT Electronic Devices And Circuits(ECT34) 32 29 3 90.62

7 BT Circuit Theory(ECT35) 32 23 9 71.88

8 BT Engineering Electromagnetics (ECT36) 31 25 6 80.65

9 BT Mathematics-III(MAT31) 30 18 12 60


Deptt: BTECH-ECE Term: 3-ODD

S.

No

.

Exa

m

Subject No. of Students Pass

%

App. Pass Fail

1 BT Consumer Electronics(ECE02) 19 18 1 94.74

2 BT VLSI Design(ECE06) 15 10 5 66.67

3 BT Data Communication Networks(ECT52) 34 29 5 85.29

4 BT Microprocessors & Microcontrollers(ECT53) 33 18 15 54.55

5 BT System Design Using Integrated Circuits

(EC T54)

34 28 6 82.35




6 BT Transmission Lines & Waveguides(ECT55) 33 29 4 87.88

7 BT Probability And Random Processes(MAT51) 33 22 11 66.67


Deptt: BTECH-ECE Term: 4-ODD

S.

No

.

Ex

am

Subject No. of Students Pass

%

App. Pass Fail

1 BT Satellite Communication Systems(ECE16) 23 23 0 100

2 BT RF Circuit Design(ECE22) 11 11 0 100

3 BT Medical Electronics(ECE25) 12 12 0 100

4 BT Microwave & Optical Engineering(ECT71) 23 22 1 95.65

5 BT Embedded Systems(EC T72) 23 22 1 95.65

Result of Diploma (ECE) Winter 2018 – I Odd

Sl.

No Subject Appeared Pass Fail Pass %

1 English

45 33 11 73.34

2 Basic Science

45 14 30 31.12

3 Basic Maths

45 14 30 31.12

4 Fundamentals Of ICT

44 44 00 100

5 Engg Graphics

45 39 06 86.67


Result of Diploma (ECE) Winter 2018 – II Odd


1 Programming In C(17020)

13

13 0 100

2 Professional Practice(17021)

13

13 0 100




3 Applied Mathematics(17301)

13

06 07 46.5

4

Electronics Instruments

&Measurements(17317) 13

12 01 92.31

5 Electrical Engineering(17318)

13

07 06 53.81

6

Electronics Devices And

Circuits(17319) 13

12 01 92.31

7

Principles Of Digital

Techniques(17320) 13

13 0 100


Result of Diploma (ECE) Winter 2018 – III Odd

Sl.

No Subject Appeared Pass Fail Pass %

1 EDP & Project(17066)

17 17 0 100

2 Professional Practices-Iii(17067)

17 17 0 100


17 17 0 100

4

Computer Hardware &

Networking(17533) 17 17 0 100

5 Microcontroller(17534)

17 16 01 94.12

6 Digital Communication(17535)

17 17 0 100

7 Control System & Plc(17536)

17 17 0 100

8 Audio Video Engineering(17537)

17 17 0 100





Annexure – ‘H’

Result of Diploma (HMCT) Summer 2018 – I Even


%

1 Food Production-II

50 49 01 98

2 Food & Beverage –II 50

50 00 100

3 Housekeeping –II 50

50 00 100

4 Front Office-II 50

49 01 98

5 Catering Science 50

48 02 96

Result of Diploma (HMCT) Summer 2018 – II Even


%

Students of II Even HMCT have one full semester of Industrial attachment

training

Result of Diploma (HMCT) Summer 2018 – III Even


%

1 Food Production Mgt.

27 27 00 100

2 Food & Beverage Mgt. 27 27

00 100

3 Room Division Mgt. 27 27

00 100

4 Tourism 27 22

05 81

Result of Diploma (DHMCT) Winter 2018 – I Odd


1 Hospitality Communication(19011)

53

53

0 100

2 Food & Beverage Service - I(19110)

53

47 6 88.68

3 Housekeeping - I(19111)

53

41

12

77.36

4 Front Office - I(19112)

53

29

24

54.71





Result of Diploma (DHMCT) Winter 2018 – II Odd


1 Environmental Studies(17401)

47

26

21

55.32

2 Business Communications(19038)

46 46 0 100

3 Food Production Operation(19311)

47

42 5 89.36

4 Food & Beverage Operation(19312)

46

44

2 95.65

5 Room Division Operation(19313)

46

41

5

89.13

6 Basic Hotel Accounting(19314)

46

44 2 95.65

7 Human Resources And Hotel Law(19315)

44 44 0 100


Result of Diploma (DHMCT) Winter 2018 – III Odd


1 Advance Food Production Skill(12592)

25 25

00 100

2 Advance Food & Beverage Skill(12593)

25 25 00 100

3 Advance Room Division(12594)

25 25 00 100

4 Management Accounting(12595) 25

23 02 92

5 Marketing Management(12596) 25 25 00 100

6 Management Information System(12597) 25 25 00 100

7 Development Of Professional Skill(12598) 25 25 00 100





Annexure-‘I’

Subject Toppers

S.No Dept./Programme Subject Name

1. B.Tech (Civil) Mathematics Mr.Sujith Kerketta

2. B.Tech (Civil) Physics Mr.G.Vivek

3. B.Tech (Civil) Mathematics Ms.B.Permilla

4. B.Tech (Civil) Mathematics Ms.P.Karthika

Overall Topper

S.No Dept./Programme Name

1. Civil Ms.K.Shanthi

2. Electrical Mr.Aravind

3. Mechanical Mr.Amitesh Gain

4. Electronics Ms.Antara Panja




Annexure-‘J’

No- formal courses under TVET

Name of the Skill

Development

Centre

Scheme Courses Total G/Total

M F

Diglipur TVET

Computer Application Level-I 7 22 29

Fashion & Apparel Design Level-I 0 24 24

Multi Media 1 19 20

Glass Painting 0 10 10

Mayabunder TVET Fashion & Apparel Design Level-I 0 9 9

Fashion & Apparel Design Level-II 0 7 7

Rangat TVET

Computer Application Level-I 15 37 52

Fashion & Apparel Design Level-I 0 36 36

Fabric Painting 0 7 7

Macrame Badges 0 35 35


Kadamtala CDTP Garment Making Level-I 0 12 12

Garment Making Level-II 0 5 5

Ferrargunj CDTP Garment Making Level-I 0 20 20

Garment Making Level -II 0 8 8

Mithakhari TVET Fashion & Apparel Design Level-I 0 10 10

AttamPahad CDTP Garment Making Level-I 0 21 21

Main Centre

TVET

Fashion & Apparel Design

(Advanced) 0 12 12

Chef -In You 6 14 20


A Fortnight of Baking 3 33 36

CDTP

Repair of Electrical Appliances &

House Wiring 52 0 52

Automotive Repair Level-I 37 0 37

Brookshabad CDTP ICT 0 28 28

Hutbay

TVET Fabric Painting 0 21 21

CDTP Garment Making Level-I 0 13 13


Car Nicobar CDTP Garment Making Level-I 0 9 9


Campbell Bay CDTP Garment Making Level-I 0 5 5

TVET Fabric Painting 0 11 11

Total 121 461 582




Annexure ‘K’

Project proposal submitted to the funding agencies:

Sl.No Date Project title Investigators Total

Cost(Rs)

Duration Funding

Agency

1 30.5.2017 Design and

implementation

of vital

parameters

monitoring and

alert system in

infant incubator

with ICT

intervention in

neonatal health

care system

Dr.E

Muthukumaran,

AP,(ECE)

47,00,400 2years ICMR

2 28.7.17 Stability analysis

of highway slops

along Andaman

trank road (From

Jirkatang to

Middil strait)

using Geo

technical

instrumentation

Mrs. T Diana

Joslin,

AP(Civil)

Dr.E

Muthukumaran,

AP,(ECE)

48,65,800 2years NRDMS-

DST

3 19.5.17 Development of

knowledge based

ontological frank

work for

indiginius

medicinal plant

of A&N Islands-

A symantic web

portal for

medicinal plant

digital library

PI- Dr. Shrabani

Mallik,

Lecturer(CSE)

Co- Mr.

Thirunilakandan

46,000,00 3years MHRD

4 10.7.17 Design and

development of

handheld bio-

electro

magnetism

measuring gadget

with an

assessment of

Physiological

and

Dr.E

Muthukumaran,

AP,(ECE)

73,97,000 3years MMHRD




psychological

parameters on

impact of electro

magnetic

interference on

biological tissues




Annexure-‘’L’’

Financial & Physical Activities: 2018-19

Expenditure details

S.No Parameter Amount

spent in

Quarter

I (INR)

Amount

spent in

Quarter

II

(INR)

Amount

spent in

Quarter

III

(INR)

Amount

spent in

Quarter

IV

(INR)

Total

amount

spent in

each head

(INR)

1 Faculty/ Staff

Development and

Motivation

33807 314867 224143 115880 688697

2 Improve student

learning

290000 285974 761128 6584542 7921644

3 Management

Capacity

Development

6000 195467 - - 201467

4 Learning Resources

- - 15680 7161274 7176954

5 Industry-Institute

Interaction

- 25733 25733

6 Mentoring/Twinning

System

- - 51983 192381 244364

7 Reforms and

Governance

- - 237885 237885

8 Equipments

- - - 6809169 6809169

9 Consumables

- 26600 81841 7236 115677

10 Furniture

- 360730 - - 360730

11 Office Expenses

72200 259117 106647 437964

12 Salary (Quality

Teacher)

249667 420000 344400 919606 1933673

13 Salary for TEQIP

office staff

56452 181129 190000 517581 945162

14 Travel cost

183584 41555 62438 186553 474130

15 Hiring of Vehicles

38122 112973 64744 184898 400737

Total

8,57,632

20,37,228

22,93,359

2,27,85,767

2,79,73,986




Status of Fund Allocation Vs Fund Spent

Period & Duration Fund allocated(INR) Fund spend(INR) %

Quarter I

April- June’18

29606000 857632 3 %

Quarter II

July – Sep’18

18465000 2037228 11%

Quarter III

Oct – Dec’18

17935000 2293359 13%

Quarter IV

Jan – Mar’19

27014000 22785767 85%

Total 93020000 27973986

30%




Annexure ‘M’

DETAILS OF LOCAL INDUSTRIAL VISIT :

S.

NO DATE TRAINING AREA

DEPARTMENT/

SEMESTER

TRAINING

ORGANIZATION

NO. OF

STUDEN

TS

1. 03/08/18 Medical Electronics :ECG,EEG,EMG,BP Apparatus

pH meter, Audiometer, Colorimeter, X –ray, CT MRI

VII-sem. B.Tech-

CSE G.B.Pant Hospital 22

2. 10/08/18 E-Governance services by NIC

(Various services produced through e-governance)

VII-sem. B.Tech-

CSE NIC Port Blair 23

3. 03/08/18 V-sem. B.Tech-CSE AIRTEL Office 33

4. 25/07/18 or

17/08/18 Server Technology & uses of PC’s in networking setup

V-sem. -DCE ISRO, PORT BLAIR

20

V-sem. -IT 14

5. 04/08/18 Satellite tracking system & how to identity (uses of PC’s

in tracking system & network set up)

III SEM. B.TECH-

CSE ISRO, PORT BLAIR 24

6. 18/08/18 Entire structure of hotel/resorts 1st yr.

FOO/FP/DHMCT Suncity Hotel 100

7. 01/09/18 Milk processing unit ,packing and distribution 3rd sem. DHMCT ANIIDCO Milk plant 50

8. 05/09/18 Satellite communication

Diploma –ECE-III

year BSNL 17

9. 04/09/18

Process of water treatment(aeration secondary

sedimentation filtration disinfection

(Water treatment plant)

B.Tech –Civil-III

year

APWD water

treatment plant 22

10. 05/09/18

Process of water treatment(aeration secondary

sedimentation filtration disinfection(Water treatment

plant)

Diploma-Civil-III APWD water

treatment plant 27

11. 08/08/18 Study of General Science Diploma-Ist year-

ECE Science Centre 25

12. 16/10/18 Bridge construction B.Tech-III-yr. Civil Uttara Jetty 38

13. 13/10/18 Study of components of Rigid Dam Diploma-3rd year

Civil

Dhanikhari

Dam,APWD 22

14. 29/10/18 Life cycle of software development & various

networking devices

Diploma DCE- II

year NIC, Port Blair 22

IT-II year 11

15. 16/10/18 Study of components of Bridge/RCC components B.Tech-3rd year

Civil

Bridge Construction

Site at Uttara Jetty,

Kadamtala, under

RDS

27

Total 497




Annexure ‘N’. Status of employment (Diploma program & Degree Program)

9.3: Status of employment (Degree program)

Status of employment (Diploma program) passed out(3 month data)

Department Appeared for

final semester

exam

No. of

students

passed

No. of

students

employed

Self

employe

d

Higher

studies

Apprentices

hip training

Informatio

n yet to be

received

Placemen

t in (%)

CIVIL 30 30 05 00 14 00 11 31%

ELECTRICAL 15 11 02 00 00 04 05 54%

MECHANICAL 22 13 04 00 07 00 02 66%

ECE 11 09 02 00 07 00 00 100%

COMPUTER 15 12 00 00 09 00 03 75%

IT 18 13 03 00 06 00 04 42%

DHMCT 28 21 15 00 00 00 06 71%

Total 139 109 31 00 43 04 31 53%

Status of employment (B. Tech Program)-2018 passed out(3 month data)

Department Appeared No. of

students

passed

No. of

students

employed

Self

employed

Higher

studies

Information

not available

App.

Trainin

g

in %

CIVIL 36 26 06 00 05 15 00 28%

ECE 25 17 04 00 09 04 00 62%

CSE 30 13 05 00 05 03 00 62%

Total 91 56 15 00 19 22 00 40%




Annexure ’O”

Staff training (External)

Status of staff training (External)

S.No. Name of staff Department Training topic Training

Organization

Training date

1 Shri Arun Srivastava ELECTRICAL Setting up of incubation centre IIT Madras 22-mar-18 to 24-

mar-18

PDT-II IIM Udaipur

2 Shri Shankar Rao Review meeting for the activities covered

under training agreement under TEQUIP

Ed-IL House New

Delhi

13-Apr-18

3 OBE AICTE

Auditorium New

Delhi

8-Feb-18

4 Workshop on Annual Budget for mandatory

activities under TEQIP-III

by NPIU

MNT Delhi

13-Apr-18

5 Professional Development Training IIM Shilong 18-june-18 to 22-

june-18

6 Training on Public Procurement NIFM Faridabad 23-april-18 to 28-

april-18

7 PDT IIM Shilong 18-june-18 to 22-

june-18

8 Shri B. K. Jena ECE National workshop on Innovative solar energy

application

DST NB Institute

of Rural

Technology

Kolkata

6-april-18 to 7th

april-18

9 Shri Tejender Singh,

Assistant Professor.

ECE Self awareness in higher education IIT Madras 03/06/18 to 08/06/18

10 Smti.Lizzie D’Cruz,

Lecturer

ECE General Management Program for Scientist and

Technologists

DST New Delhi 21/03/18 to 22/03/18

11 Smti S. Raji CIVIL

12 Dr. Shraboni Mallick COMPUTER

Summer training program on active learning

for senior faculty

IIT Hyderabad 21/05/18 to 25/05/18

13 Smti Lizzie D’cruz,

Lecturer

ECE

14 Smti Alka Singh ECE

15 Shri Shajan Thomas MECH

16 Dr. Deepanshu singh HM

17 Shri Altamash

Mustafa

CIVIL

18 Shri Abhishek Gupta ELECTRICAL

19 Dr. Shraboni Mallick COMPUTER




20 Shri Rajib Bag COMPUTER

21 Dr. Manu Vashishta HUM

22 Shri H. Sree Kumar ECE

23 Shri K. Prakash CIVIL

24 Shri Dweepson MECH

25 Shri Mohd. Saud ECE

26 Shri Tiruneelakandan COMP

27 Shri Praveen Kumar CIVIL Outcome Based Education AICTE

Auditorium New

Delhi

01/06/18 to 30/06/18




Annexure ‘P’

Status of students training

Status of students training

DETAILS OF PROGRAM NO OF

STUDENTS

TRAINED

DETAILS OF TRAINING

ORGANIZATION

DATE OF

COMMENCEMENT OF

TRAINING

DURATION

B. TECH -III YR. 26 ESCI, HYDERABAD 05/06/2018 01 MONTH

B>TECH-IV 16 BOPT ROURKELA,

JAMSHEDPUR

15/06/18 03 WEEKS

B.TECH-III YR. 13 IIT MADRAS 01/06/2018 01 MONTH

B.TECH-III YEAR 03 IIT HYDERABAD 01/06/2018 01 MO NTH

B.TECH –III-ECE 08 ISRO 07/06/18 TO 28/06/18 03 WEEKS

B.TECH-CIVIL-II 07 APWD, PORT BLAIR 07/06/18 TO 21/06/18 02 WEEKS

01 APWD,HUT BAY 07/06/18 TO 21/06/18 02 WEEKS

15 APWD, PORT BLAIR 07/06/18 TO 28/06/18 02 WEEKS

B.TECH-III-CIVIL 07 MANICKAM ENTERPRISES 05/06/18 TO 05/07/18 01 MONTH

DIPLOMA III- YEAR 29 ESCI, HYDERABAD 05/06/2018 01 MONTH

21 BOPT (L & T ROURKELA) 15/06/2018 03 WEEKS

DIPLOMA II & III YEAR 56 ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT 21/05/16 TO 16/06/18 03 WEEKS

DIPLOMA-II YR.-CIVIL 12 APWD, PORT BLAIR 22/05/2018 TO 20/06/2018 01 MONTH

diploma –II year Mechanical 18 DSS PORT BLAIR 07/05/18 TO 06/06/18 01MONTH

Diploma –ECE 11 NSRY, PORT BLAIR 18/05/18 TO 18/06/18 01 MONTH




Annexure ’Q’

CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM

S.NO NO. OF PARTICIPANTS TRAINING TOPIC TRAINING DATE NAME

ORGANIZATION

1 30 French Learning Course February To May’2018 General Public

2 08 Computer Hardware & Networking 16.9.18 To 30.9.18 Indian Airforce Staff




Annexure ‘R’

CONDUCTING GUEST LECTURES

CONDUCTING GUEST LECTURES

DEPARTMENT TOPIC DATE

Mechanical –V-Sem A Lecturer On How To Participate In Group

Discussion

20/07/2018

Mechanical-Iv & Vi Lecture On Machine Design & Quality Control 28/04/18

B.Tech-Civil-Iii –

Year

Structure Dynamic 13/7/2018

Diploma-Iii

B.Tech-Cse-Iv Web Development Technology 20/09/2018




Annexure ‘S’

Expenditure for the month of MAR – 2019

Head of Account RE 2018-19 Exp Achievement in %

MH : 2203.00.105.07.00

Salaries – 01 160600000 160595283.00 100.00

Wages – 02 18400000 18400000 100.00

Medical Treatment – 06 1200000 1199484 99.96

Domestic Travel Expense – 11 800000 796921 99.62

Office Expense – 13 7000000 6999375 99.99

Other Admn. Expense – 20 2000000 1997519 99.88

Professional Services – 28 12500000 12497500 99.98

Stipends/Scholarships – 34 5700000 5699242 99.99

Other Charges – 50 6500000 6499500 99.99

07.96 Swatchata Action

07.96.13 – Office Exp (GN 338) 1200000 1199289 99.94

TOTAL REVENUE 215900000 215884113 99.99

MH : 4202.02.104.04.00

Machinery & Equipments – 52 10900000 10895275 99.96

MH : 4202.02.104.01.00

Major Works – 53 21900000 21900000 100.00

TOTAL CAPITAL 32800000 32795275 99.99

Total (Revenue + Capital) 248700000 248679388 99.99

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