from the desk of chancellornims university, situated in the lap of aravali hills and natural serene...

FROM THE DESK OF CHANCELLOR

I, with immense pleasure, welcome you to the sprawling campus of Nims

University, Jaipur, a Leading University in India and Ranked No.1 Self

Financed University in North India. A journey that is embarked by you

upon pathways that continued lead you to become a good Doctor,

Engineer, Architect, Scientist, Administrator & other Professional to

Serve Humanity.

Nims University, situated in the lap of Aravali hills and natural

Serene beauty, stands for great educational vision. We, at Nims University

believe in the commitment of quality of academics, as the empirical value

of freedom can only be realized through education that helps in the

exploration of the new horizons facing human civilization. We aim at

creating an environment where innovation and creative enterprise will

flourish to establish the highest standards in the Indian and International

Scenario.

Education has no boundaries as it is not limited to the

classrooms. With this view, along with academic excellence, we believe in

moulding our students to be outstanding in all extracurricular activities

too. University alone cannot stand without the support and hard work of

their students, so we expect a commitment from our students for doing

the best.

The University emphasizes on training to the students keeping in

view the employability and placement in Government Departments and

Reputed Organizations. Personality and skill Development and

Empowering Students & Young Professionals as per Industry need

through short training progrommes and specific module courses are the

unique employment oriented training programs being run by the Nims

University. There have been near to 100% placement of the students of

our University.

Large number of students from all over India and Overseas have

opted Nims University as a preferred Institute for their higher education

as there are lots of avenues for the students in Nims University.

During 2016-17, Nims University has grown to a new height

which could be achieved by the dedicated work of all segment of

University from management to faculty, employees and students. The

University is imparting quality education to students & providing best

research facilities to the teachers.

I hope our faculty, employees and students will continue to do hard work

to add a new milestone to the university.

With best wishes….

Professor (Dr.) Balvir S. Tomar, Chairman & Chancellor, Nims University, Jaipur

Prof. (Dr.) Balvir S. Tomar M.B.B.S., M.D., M.C.H.(USA), M.I.A.P.,

M.A.H.T.(ENGLAND),

F.I.A.P.(USA), F.A.A.P.(USA),

F.I.C.A.(USA), F.A.C.U.(LONDON).

Pediatric-Gastroenterology: Kings College Hospital, School of

Medicine, University of London, London

(UK).

Pediatric Nutrition: Harvard University (USA).

W.H.O. Fellow in Child Health in USA

Common Wealth Medical Fellow in London (UK) Currently : Chancellor, Nims University, Jaipur. Chairman, Indian Medical Trust, Chairman, Society of Universities and College of Rajasthan. Vice-President, All India Association of Unaided Medical Colleges. Vice-President, Association of State Private Universities and Deemed Universities of India.

Nims Universirty Rajasthan, Shobha Nagar, Jaipur -Delhi Highway, Jaipur 303121 www.nimsuniversity.org

Index

S.No. Description Page No.

1. Message from Chairperson I

2. Introduction 1-3

3. The Eigth Anniversary of the University Mega Medical Scientific Event Awards & Achievments of the University Students Achievments Faculty Excellence New Initiatives New Arrivals in Library Notable Visitors Academic Promotions & New Joinee Social Outreach programme

4-16

4. Profile of the University Mission and Vision Breif outline on genesis Recognition and Affiliation

17-24

5. National & International Collaboration 25

6. Academic calendar 26

7. Courses 27-28

8. Programme wise Student enrollment 29

9. Programme wise Results 30-41

10. Research, Innovation and Development Awarded PhD theses Theses recommended for Publication Published Research Paper

42-89

11. Faculty and Students Development Programmes Organized Conferences /Seminars /Workshops/ Training Programmes/ Awareness Programme

Participated and Attended Conferences /Seminars /Workshops/ Training Programmes/ Awareness Programme

90-113

12. University leading at International Portal 114

13. Student Placement Support 115

14. Profile of the Directorate of Distance Education Programme wise students enrollment Programme wise Results

116-123

15. Directorate of Foreign Students 124

16. Financial reports and statements 125

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INTRODUCTION

Indian Medical Trust set up National Institute of Medical Sciences in 2002 to lead with

advanced knowledge in health and medical science. Being an affiliated college of Rajasthan

University and later of Rajasthan University of Health Sciences, Jaipur. Later on various other

institutes and colleges were established to impart eduction in dental, pharmacy, nursing,

paramedical, physiotherapy, management etc. This Nims group of colleges and institutes was

transformed to university and was established by an ordinance of Rajasthan Government enacted

on 19 January, 2008 which was replaces by an act ‘Nims University Rajasthan Jaipur Act, 2008’

enacted on 29 March 2008.. And as of now, the university deals with many facilities including

Medical, Dental, Pharmacy, Nursing, Paramedical, Engineering, Architecture, Management, Law,

and Social Sciences. Nims University Rajasthan , Jaipur is recognized by UGC U/S 2(f) and by

various course regulatory bodies viz; Medical Council of India, Dental Council of India, Pharmacy

Council of India, Indian Nursing Council, Council of Architecture, Bar Council of India, UGC

Distance Education Bureau and the AICTE. University is also a member of Association of Indian

Universities, New Delhi.

Nims International School affiliated with CBSC is an added facility that caters to school

education from Nursery to Senior Secondary Level. The school is also recognized by IOS, New

Delhi and is its centre of examination.

During a period of 8 years, the University has become a leader in providing a training

system that combines solid academic experience with hand on practices. One of the key elements

that contributes to our success is the great network of teaching community, our relationship with

the government of Rajasthan, Advisors, accreditation bodies and professional council,

professional association, trust and societies which have have helped the university to improve

every single day since its inception. Excellence in research and development across the academic

departments of the university is our mission. We firmly believe in employing high impact based

training and research practices. The university witnesses commendable performance of its faculty

and research scholars, particularly of their quality research output, which is evidenced by more

than 253 publications by research scholars and 365 by faculty members published in 302 peer

reviewed national and international journals, conference proceedings, monographs, reviews etc.

The Ph.D programme of the university is successfully conducted and in order to promote unique

content, each thesis is checked for plagiarism before it is sent for external evaluation.

No wonder how it was difficult and challenging, we have succeeded in teaching because of

our regular rigorous practice of experiential learning strategies in our classroom. The academia

believes in best pedagogical practices that contact students with immediate environment.

Students are given free accessibility to Wi-Fi to draw maximum benefits from online and virtual

world. Health, physical education and adequate recreational facilities have been placed within

university system, thus enabling a sound mind to grow with a sound physique. Since youth

unemployment is a crisis world over, we render support to our alumni to acquire jobs for their

livelihood. The university has provisions for employing extra ordinary talented students to

support them to continue for further education.

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University attracts students and scholars from all over the country and from various parts

of the world. We have students from Sudan, Libya, Iraq, Iran, Syria, Djibouti, Ethiopia, Yemen,

Somalia, Congo and Eritrea. These students are enrolled in courses including Medicine,

Pramedical,, Pharmacy, Engineering, Nursin, Panagement, Information Technology etc. Some of

them are pursuing Ph.D programme. These students have acquainted themselves with the culture

of India and have been amalgamated into, their colorful cultural performance on their

Independence Day.

The University offers excellent library services to a wide spectrum of users, including

students, scholars, faculty members and visiting scholars. The University library system

comprises of more than 30 libraries attached to different departments/ Colleges/ institutions in

addition to central library facility located at National Institute of Medical Sciences & Research.

The resources of library include 19552 titles, 54405 books, 1093 back volumes, 3601 hard copy

of journals, 16,120 full text online journals, 787 micro documents in Digital Library, Micro film

facility, skill laboratory. Full air-conditioned, with J Gate, Manupatra & E Journal Portals internet

is visited by its users and has a capacity of accommodating more than 1200 students and faculty

at one point of time.

The university provides round the clock students support services in health,

entertainment and security. The transport facility connects the day scholars to our academic

programmes and hostels have been comfortable shelters for those who reside within campus.

National Institute of Medical Sciences & Research has progressed much since its inception

in 2004. The recognition was given for MBBS degree by MCI in the year 2010. Latest most modern

and sophisticated equipment have been added to the central diagnostic division of the NIMS

Hospital. Lecture theatres have been equipped with audio-visual aids of which the faculty takes

full advantage for facilitating teaching learning process. The phenomenal growth in the journey of

National Institute of Medical Sciences & Research and Hospital attained another milestone by

starting post graduate courses (MD/MS) in all the specialties in the year 2011. Four new super

specialty departments namely Cardiology, Cardio Thoracic Surgery, Neurology, Urology and

Gastroentrology have been added with most advanced facilities. M. Ch. Programme has been

started in Neuro Surgery and Urology and DM in Gastoentrology. A new milestone, in the name of

In-Vitro Fertilization has been added. These are functioning efficiently and patients are taking full

advantage of these. Bio Engineering technique that uses stem cell to create cornea of part of

cornea is being transplanted with success in the Department of Ophthalmology. This technique

provides vision to those who cannot gain vision through regular corneal transplant or have

inherited genetic degenerative conditions of cornea.

The Nims tertiary level hospital having 1130 bed strength is able to manage social

outreach programme relating to health sciences. Govt. of Rajasthan has recognized Nims Hospiital

fots embitious programme “Bhama Shah Health Programme’ providing free treatment to poor

fafimilies in surrounding rural areas. Nims Hospital is also providing on the spot free treatment

and preventive measures in more than 150 villages in Rajasthan and adjoining states.

Scientific and technological inventions have been the guiding force for the university,

where noble attempts are being initiated in the form of institutional collaborations. Institution of

Engineering and Technology and Institute of Advanced Engineering are premier institutes that

offer programmes in tune with industrial needs. National Referral Centre for Fluoride Poisoning

in India is one of the scientific ventures that attract attention of scholars across states in India and

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abroad. State of the art laboratories in biotechnology, plant tissue cultures, microbiology,

biochemistry, food technology and fermentation and environmental engineering have been

operational and have been direct impact on researches that are carried out keeping in societal

and industrial requirements.

Institute of Pharmacy was established in 2006 and within a short span of it has gained

status to provide education from D. Pharma to B. Pharma to Ph.D in Pharmaceutical Sciences.

Institute has become first ever Institution to run Pharm D. and Pham D. (PB) courses and second

institution in North India to start these courses with the permission of Phamacy Council of India..

. The Institute of Management was started in 2006. Since then the management course has

been initiated specialization in traditional professional and innovative courses. Similarly other

courses like B. Arch, Paramedical, Nursing, Physiothrapy, Social Sciences courses were srarted in

different years with the permission of respective course governing Councils.

During 1916-17 galaxy of top academicians descended on the campus of the university

and made us richer by their gracious presences and sharing of their experiences.

The university being self financed is aware of and undertakes its social responsibility for

the socially and economically backward sections of the society. Students take advantage of

Government agencies acholarships and fellowships and many have received study loans from

various banks which are readily provided by bank on campus. Research scholars pursuing for

their Ph.D programme are provided stipend.

Nims University ranks among the prestigious universities in the country in the field of

Academic and Research output. University campus has faculties, departments, and 3 advance

centers. The University is making its mark of the National and International levels in a number of

frontier areas of Medical Education, Ophthalmology, Pharmacovigilance and Biotechnology.

The commendable progress that the university has made in teaching, research providing

education and training in wide range of courses has not made us complacent, instead we are

striving hard to accomplish our mission of attaining distinction in providing time tested learning

experiences and exploring new areas for research of national importance.

We are primarily focusing on:

Consolidation, upgradation and expansion of programmes which have already

been initiated in the university. The Board of Studies is vigilant and keen to

update and modify the syllabus and curriculum to enable our graduates to keep

pace with the latest developments.

Augmented infrastructure facilities for students opting for research.

University propose to start short term teachers training courses for those on

campus and regular and long term for potential candidates opting teaching as

their career.

The Nims University has transformed to provide setting for the development of

innovative minds to face the extra ordinary challenges that our country faces

today.

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Faculty Excellence

1. Dr. Sanjay Kanodia received Best paper award in ONYCHOCON conference 2016.

2. Brig. Kamlesh Singh (Retd.) Nominated for National Florence Nightingale Award 2016 from Rajasthan State Health Ministry.

3. Dr. Sandeep Tripathi received Global Diamond Award December 2016 Karnal, Haryana in the Recognition of service to the society presented by Pratima Raksha Samman Samiti.

4. Dr. Sandeep Tripathi received Young Scientist Award- 2016 for Outstanding & exemplary contribution to education presented by Centre for Education Growth & Research (CGER).

5. Dr. Dushyant Singh Chauhan received Global Diamond Award December 2016 Karnal, Haryana in the Recognition of service to the society presented by Pratima Raksha Samman Samiti.

6. Dr. Dushyant Singh Chauhan received 2016 Best Paper Presentation in the National Conference on Comprehensive Role of Biological Sciences In future prospects

7. Dr. Manisha Choudhary received Young Scientist Award- 2016 In the National Conference on Comprehensive Role of Biological Sciences In future prospects.

8. Dr. Manisha Choudhary Certificate of Appreciation 2016 for the Best performance in teaching and research as Female Faculty Nims University Jaipur

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Notable Visitors:

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• Social Outreach programme:

1. The Nims tertiary level hospital having 1130 bed strength is able to manage social outreach programme relating to health sciences.

2. Govt. of Rajasthan has recognized Nims Hospiital fots embitious programme “Bhama Shah Health Programme’ providing free treatment to poor fafimilies in surrounding rural areas.

3. Nims Hospital is also providing on the spot free treatment and preventive measures in more than 150 villages in Rajasthan and adjoining states.

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Profile of the University

Vision

Transforming dreams of learners to realities by providing rich learning experiences that translate into meaningful careers

Mission

To provide affordable higher education for people from all walk of life and build employability for each learner by linking degrees meaningfully to careers.

Synch with the mission of creating pathways through career to future, the Nims

University has emerged as the largest and best self-financed university in North-India.

Structured at par with the composite model Universities of the leading nations of the

world, the Nims University has been legendary in quality teaching and action oriented

research in all disciplines. Adjacent to the Aravali ranges and located in the outskirt of the

pink city of India, the University has been listed in the top ten medical universities in

India and heading towards a leading center of education in health sciences to human

sciences, technical training to advanced engineering, personnel management to corporate

management, creative literature to innovative multimedia, art and architecture. The

University is established under The Nims University Rajasthan, Jaipur Act, 2008 enacted

by the Government of Rajasthan, and duly recognized by the UGC as well as apex level

regulatory councils. Being an exemplary landmark in the area of Higher Education, its

lush green campus, state-of-art infrastructure, and modern laboratory equipped with

latest technology, interactive pedagogy, and academia with proven proficiency, the Nims

University has been the paradise for thousands of on-campus as well as off-campus

learners.

“Reaching out to the unreached” is the philosophy with which the university has brought significant transitions in the health and lives of mass in rural and urban areas in Rajasthan. The university has drawn a roadmap towards absolute inclusion of socially excluded individuals by providing adequate support in terms of health, education and employment in a phased manner. By now, the social outreach programmes (SOP) has reached all corners of the state of Rajasthan benefitting thousands of needy patients covering all villages in Rajasthan.

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Life @ Nims Campus

At Nims University, we believe that the quality of campus upkeep reflects the quality of education. In keeping with its strong pro-green tradition, Nims University has a large garden of medicinal and fragrant herbs. Interested students are provided with tutorials on the various properties of these herbs, as well as given the opportunity to participate in maintaining and growing these herbs. and development provided to students. As a result, no effort is spared in ensuring that the sprawling 60 acres campus is kept clean, green and becoming of our lofty educational standards.

At Nims University, we have a strict no-tolerance policy towards littering, chewing tobacco, smoking, drinking and unnecessary usage of plastic and paper. The student body is the most active stakeholder in this mission, with several student initiatives and clubs addressing these issues, which hold great importance in the quality of campus life.

Bank

Nims University offers elaborate banking services within the campus premises. There is fully functional IDBI bank in the University campus.

In addition, the banks also provide educational loans to students.

ATM

Apart from regular banking services to the students and the employees of the University this bank provides ATM facility to facilitate access to bank accounts for round the clock cash withdrawals.

For the convenience of the students and staff and to save their valuable time, the University has facility of ATM of SBI.

Postal service

A full-fledged post office has been opened at the University campus by the postal department to cater to all relevant needs of students and staff like Mail, Parcel, Speed post, Money transfer, Banking Services.

Central Library

The central Library of the Nims University Jaipur (Rajasthan) has an excellent collection of books, print journals, e-journals and other documents in the fields of medical science, dental, pharmacy, paramedical, nursing, biotechnology, technology management, law, humanities, architecture, mathematics, statistics, economics, statistical quality control & operations research, which are regularly being expanded by adding latest publications. The Library subscribes to all major journals both foreign as well as Indian in the said fields. The collection of the library can be accessed through Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC) from any terminals available in the university .

Central Library caters mainly to the bonafide students, scholars and academic staff members of the university. However, it is also open for reference to academic users of other educational and scientific institutions of the city and its neighboring regions. The Library has been providing photocopies of the papers appearing in scientific journals available with the library. Research scholars desirous of consulting library resources are welcome. The Library also maintains contacts with other research libraries of the country through Inter Library Loan (ILL) transactions.

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Library remains closed on Govt. holidays.

Facilities offered at Central Library

High Speed Internet Connectivity. Online access of 8300??? journals and electronics database under the UGC/ INFONET Digital Library consortium of INFLIBNET.

IEEE subscription through AICTE-INDEST Consortium. ACM Digital Library. OPEN ACCESS JOURNALS LINKS:doaj. science, indmed and pubmed Photocopying facilities and Skill lab. Computerized library with Antheneaum Light V5 connected through LAN of all departmental

libraries computer lab with 40??? nodes

J-GATE e-journal consortia

Smart Classroom

The classrooms architecturally designed with optimal room for natural light and air. They provide a vibrant backdrop to the academic achievements and offer a unique place to study, relax and develop. The classrooms are equipped with an array of hi-tech equipments which enables the competent teachers to conduct classes in such a manner that the students can make use of all the available resources at the click of a button. In this very special learning environment, LCD projectors, laptops, video players are available. All these facilities enable the teachers to teach in a unique and innovative manner which makes the students feel involved in the teaching – learning process which helps to improve the quality of learning.

Laboratories

Nims University believes in imparting strong practical exposure to its students. Modern laboratories, workshops and studios are an integral part of the various departments of the University. Each department maintains its specialized labs and workshops, equipped with modern equipments of industry standards.

Computer Connectivity

The entire University campus has well equipped wireless network ensuring mobile computing at all locations with high speed connection. A local area network covers the entire premises. Information system division includes software library with all the latest software. The University provides 12 Mbps leased line for faster Internet access

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Conference & Seminar Halls

University provides modern venues for holding large meetings and conferences. University also provides for air-conditioned seminar halls. University has an air-conditioned auditorium with 1000+ capacity. The auditorium is being used for holding scientific/societies conferences seminars/invited/ lead lectures, cultural programs, convocation, faculty meet etc.

It is equipped with latest audiovisual equipment, music system and give comfortable and relaxing mood to viewers.

Personality Development Programme

Personality development programmes are conducted in every institute, which takes the students to a whole new world of Behavioral Sciences.

Sports Cultural Program Mock Interview Communication Skills Group Discussion Aptitude Test

Debate Yoga Aerobics Fashion Shows Extempore Case Study

Language Learning Center

The University is in process to launch language centre to teach the students foreign languages like Spanish, French, Dutch, Italian, Japanese, and Russian etc. it will also cater to the need of foreign students for improving their proficiency in English language. The centre is also running programmes on learning of Hindi, Yoga, Vedic studies etc for foreign students.


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Accommodation

The students’ hostels at campus have been beautifully constructed with large capacity. These offer

single, double and triple-sharing rooms at varying rates, as per choice and availability. Located right

next to the University sports facilities, the hostels are a picture of action and festivity on most days.

There are fully sequestered, secluded residential areas for boys and girls.

The hostels have their own housekeeping staff, with an uninterrupted supply of regular water,

purified drinking water and electricity. They have round-the-clock security, with a team of wardens

(both male and female) and the proctor staying within the hostel premises.

Common rooms are equipped with fully Wi-Fi enabled facilities and television. All amenities including

basic grocery shops, canteens/cafeteria, saloon shop, beauty parlor, laundry, Post-Office, Bank, ATM’s

etc are situated very close to Hostels complex in the campus.

Food

Mess Facility

The hostels have a spacious mess with high-quality food served over four meals every day with special

lunch and dinner timings for students. The mess menu is highly varied, and is altered periodically in

consultation with the students.

The Nims Cafeteria:

In addition to the mess and hostel canteen, Nims University has a central cafeteria, with ample indoors

and outdoors seating space. Most of the day, the cafeteria is chock-a-block with patrons looking to

grab a delicious snack, a refreshing cup of coffee or a cold drink to beat the heat. In the late evenings,

the cafeteria transforms into a restaurant, acting as an alternate eating place for those desiring a

change from the regular mess/home food. A variety of sumptuous multi-cuisine dinner items are

served, all prepared in the “Vegetarian Snacks”. You will find several groups of students and staff

engaged in deep conversation, enjoying a tasty, affordable meal under the clear night sky.

Sports & Recreation

Nims University sprawling 60-acre campus is striking for one feature above all else – its abundance of

sports facilities. At any time during the day, you are likely to stumble upon a basketball game, a cricket

match and a soccer rumble, all at the same time. At night, it is the turn of parallel volley ball/basket

ball matches under lights, with several hostel residents cheering lustily from the perches of their

rooms. Student Activity Council pays special attention to sports and the physical development of the

student body. The Activity Calendar is packed with several inter-institute sports tournaments, as well

as tournaments between hostel sections and student batches.

Transport

Catering to a large number of day-scholars, University runs a fleet of buses for the convenience of its

students and faculty. Students are charged a subsidized transportation fee for this facility. The buses

cover several routes in Jaipur. For campus residents, the University runs weekly buses to the nearby

cities. People availing of this facility enjoy a day out on town, with a comfortable ride back to campus

in the evening. University places a high premium on the safety, hygiene and punctuality of its

transport system. The University takes great pains to ensure these key factors, and has appointed a


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dedicated Transportation Department to

monitor the performance of the service. In

addition, University has a fleet of cars and vans

for backup transport. When some students are

required to stay back late for trainings,

workshops, extracurricular activities or

organizational activities, the University ensures that their transportation is taken care of by this fleet.

Discipline & Security

Nims University has no-tolerance policy towards ragging of any form on campus. Security officials as

well as University Officials are on constant vigilance to avoid ragging. Nims University actively

counsels all its students against the evils of ragging, and keeping with its core tenet of preventing over

curing. The security infrastructure includes CCTV cameras and walkie-talkies. Security guards

maintain security in the campus. Around 100 Security personnel’s are deployed at all strategic points.

All students are expected to behave courteously with colleagues, faculty and campus visitors. Any

breach of this discipline invites a variety of penalties, including expulsion in extreme cases. Acts of

violence, verbal or physical, are not permissible, and are dealt with strictly. A full-fledged internal

security and team of wardens work in tandem to ensure a safe and wholesome life on campus. Anti-

ragging committees and anti-ragging squads are formed in each college/institute/ school and at

university level which keep round the clock vigil against ragging and take appropriate action.

Music Club

This club is a joint initiative of students and faculty. With the University having Visual and Performing

Arts & Research, faculty being renowned exponents of several instruments and forms of music, this

club is rich with their guidance, ability and involvement. In fact, several students from various streams

opt to earn an extra diploma pursuing their musical passion. The club has organized several concerts

starring renowned musicians. They are omnipresent mood-setters during religious functions of all

kinds. With their immense talent and skill, they play an invaluable role in enlivening the campus

environment. New entrants with a musical bent are actively sought out and assimilated into this

vibrant club.

Dramatics Club

The Dramatics Club has represented Nims University in youth festivals and held exclusive shows

during various other activities and lends its flavor to several other initiatives.

National Tours

National tours form an integral part of most of the courses offered here. These help to familiarize

students with the latest in their respective domain and develop a better understanding of the world.

Projects

Projects are a crucial part of any programme. The Projects are done by a group of students and are

intended to be intensive, active learning projects, requiring significant effort in planning and

implementation as well as preparation of a substantial final written work product. The group students

are made to choose a project from their domain and asked to conduct practical and real life studies on

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Internship

In this the students are deputed to work in an organization related to their professional field and thus

get trained in that organization. They usually work on a project for the entire duration.

Mock Interviews

Mock interviews are conducted to make the students aware about the level of interviews conducted by

the industry expert panel. In Mock Interviews the University creates a virtual corporate environment

for the students and virtual interview sessions are held where the students respond at their final

interview day.

Field Trips

Field Trips include students going on a field visit to an organization relating to the profession for

which they are being groomed in order to get a feel of the real world’s professional demands. They

provide a valuable opportunity to discover the realities and practices of the profession the students

are aiming for.

Bulletin Boards

There are bulletin boards in every classroom where the students paste clippings from newspapers,

periodicals, journals or their own creative work which can be of interest or value to others and give a

few minutes presentation on the same. This is followed by a feedback from the rest of the class and a

discussion on the point talked about.

Compelling Benefits

Creating pathways through industry based quality assured vocational programmes

Individualized counseling

Community formation

Interactive pedagogical discourses

ICT blended instructional strategies

Perceptual Learning

Continuous and comprehensive evaluation

Intensive Industrial Training

Placement: Relating pathways to career

Education for Life

Alumni Association


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RECOGNITION & AFFILIATION

Approval

The Nims University is established under The Nims University Rajasthan, Jaipur Act, 2008 enacted by the Government of Rajasthan.

Establishment

In order to bridge the gaps between academia and industry, an innovative experiment in the form of National Institute of Medical Sciences was established in 2004 by The Indian Medical Trust, Jaipur, Rajasthan under the dynamic leadership and Chairmanship of Professor (Dr.) Balvir S. Tomar, World renowned Pediatric Gastroenterologist, visionary and creative entrepreneur. Consistent efforts of the Chairman-cum-Chancellor, the NIMS transformed into a pioneering university in 2008 genuinely bagging laurels in the field of Medical Sciences and Technology, Advanced Engineering, Management and Human Sciences.

Recognition & Accrediation

Due to the exemplary efforts in the field of teaching and research, the Nims University Rajasthan hs been recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC) under 2(f). Due recognitions have been conferred upon the Nims University by statutory regulating bodies including the MCI, DCI, INC, PCI, AICTE, DEC, BCI, and the COA.

University Grants Commission (UGC)

NIMS UNIVERSITY established under THE NIMS UNIVERSITY ACT, 2008, enacted by the Government of Rajasthan, is duly recognized under the provisions of Section 2 (f) of the University Grants Commission Act, 1956.

http://www.ugc.ac.in/privateuniversitylist.aspx?id=29&Unitype=3

Association of Indian Universities

Association of Indian Universities (AIU) is a statutory body entrusted with the work of equivalence of qualifications/degrees of various Education Boards/ Universities within and inside country.

http://aiuweb.org/members/MembersN.asp

Medical Council of India (MCI)

The Medical Council of India (MCI) is the statutory body for establishing uniform and high standards of medical education in India. http://www.mciindia.org/InformationDesk/ForStudents/ListofCollegesTeachingMBBS.aspx

Dental Council of India (DCI)

The Dental Council of India was incorporated under The Dentists Act, 1948 to regulate dental education and the profession throughout India.

http://www.dciindia.org/notification_page/pdf_files/NIMS%20Dental%20College,%20BDS,%20Jaipur.pdf

Pharmacy Council of India (PCI)

The Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) is the statutory body of government of India constituted under the Pharmacy Act, 1948.

http://www.pci.nic.in/collegescourses/approveddegreeinstitutionsus12-8.aspx

Indian Nursing Council (INC)

The Indian Nursing Council is a national regulatory body for nurses and nurse education in India. http://www.indiannursingcouncil.org/pdf/pbbsc_25nov13.pdf

Bar Council of India (BCI)

The Bar Council of India is a statutory body that regulates and represents the Indian bar. http://www.barcouncilofindia.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/List-of-Law-Colleges-2013-as-on-1st-Jan.-2013.pdf

Council of Architecture

The Council of Architecture (COA) is a body corporate by the Government of India under the provisions of the Architects Act, 1972, enacted by the Parliament of India, which came into force on 1st September, 1972.

http://www.coa.gov.in/STATUS.pdf

RAJASTHAN PARA-MEDICAL COUNCIL

CONSTITUTED BY GOVERNMENT OF RAJASTHAN

http://rajasthanparamedicalcouncil.org/





http://www.mciindia.org/InformationDesk/ForStudents/ListofCollegesTeachingMBBS.aspx









http://www.indiannursingcouncil.org/pdf/pbbsc_25nov13.pdf

http://www.indiannursingcouncil.org/pdf/pbbsc_25nov13.pdf

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http://www.coa.gov.in/STATUS.pdf


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ACADEMIC CALENDAR

Academic Calendar 2016-17

(All courses except MBBS)

S.No. Particulars Odd Semester Even Semester Annual system*

1. Commencement of Semester 18th

July, 2016 4th

Jan, 2017 1st July, 2016

2. Commencement of Classes of 1st

Year

1st August, 2016 …………………….. 1

st August, 2016

3. Orientation 1st August, 2016 …………………….. 1

st August, 2016

4. 1st Sessional Examination 15

th Sept to 21

st Sept,

2016

2nd

March to 7th

March, 2017

December, 2016

5. 2nd

Sessional Examination 17th

Nov to 23rd

Nov,

2016

5th

May to 11th

May,

2017

March, 2017

6. Final Examination & Practical

Examination

2nd

Dec to 24th

Dec,

2016

20th

May to 10th

June, 2017

20th

May to 10th

June,

2017

7. Semester Break, Practical training 25th

Dec 2016 to 3th

Jan, 2017

11th

June to 16th

July, 2017

11 June to 3rd

July,

2017

8. Submission of Synopsis in Master Programs (2015-16 batch) July, 2016

9. Submission of Dissertation of Master Programs (2015-16 batch) March, 2017

*B.D.S., B.Sc. /M.Sc. Nursing, Pharma D. and other annual programs.

Academic Schedule for MBBS

S.No. Particulars Annual system

1. Commencement of Classes 1st July, 2016

2. Orientation 1st August, 2016

3. Commencement of Classes of 1st Year 1

st August, 2016

4. 1st MBBS Examination (Batch 2014-15) June, 2017

5. Summer Vacations 16th

June to 30th

June 2017

6. 2nd

MBBS Examination (Batch 2012-13) December, 2016

7. Part-I Professional Examination (7th

Semester) (Batch 2011-12) December, 2016

8. Part-II Professional Examination (8th

Semester)(Batch 2010-11) December, 2016


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COURSES

Medical Sciences

Graduate M.B.B.S.

Post Graduate M.D.

Anatomy

Physiology

Biochemistry

Microbiology

Pharmacology

M.D.

Forensic Medicine

Prevention &

Community Medicine

Pathology

Pediatrics

Dermatology

M.D.

Venerology & Leprosy

General Medicine

TB & Respiratory Diseases

Radio diagnosis

Anesthesiology

Post Graduate M.S.

General Surgery

ENT

M.S.

Orthopedics

Obstetrics & Gynecology

M.S.

Ophthalmology

Post Graduate M.Sc.

Anatomy

Physiology

M.Sc.

Biochemistry

Pharmacology

M.Sc.

Microbiology

Clinical Psychology

Post Graduate M.Ch.

Urology

M.Ch.

Neurosurgery

Post Graduate DM

Gastroenterology

Research Ph. D.

Anatomy

Physiology

Ph. D.

Biochemistry

Pharmacology

Ph. D.

Microbiology

Clinical Psychology

Master MBA

Hospital Administration

MBA

Hospital Management

Dental Sciences

Graduate B.D.S.

Post Graduate M.D.S.

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Periodontology

Prosth& Dentofacial Orthopedics

Oral Pathology & Microbiology

Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics

Preventive & Community Dentistry

Oral Medicine & Radiology

Odontics and Crown & Bridge

Orthodontics Pedodontics & Preventive

Dentistry

Nursing Sciences

Graduate B.Sc.

B.Sc. Nursing

Post Graduate M.Sc.

Medical

Surgical

Obstetric &

Gynecological

Community Health

Nursing

General Nursing &

Midwifery

Research Ph.D.

Nursing

Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy

Bachelor BPT

Bachelor of

Physiotherapy

BOT

Bachelor of Occupational

Therapy


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Master M.P.T.

Orthopedics

Neurology

M.P.T.

Cardiopulmonary science

Pediatrics Physiotherapy

M. P. T.

Obstetrics & Gynaecology

Sports Physiotherapy

Engineering & Technology

Bachelor.

B. Tech

Civil Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Petroleum Engineering

Energy & Power

Engineering

B. Tech

Automobile Engineering

Agricultural Engineering

Nano Technology

Electronics &

Communication

Computer Science &

Engineering

B. Tech

Mechanical & Automation

Engineering

Instrumentation & Control

Engineering

Aerospace Engineering

Information Technology

Biotechnology

Integrated B.Tech+M.Tech &

B.Tech+MBA

Mechanical

Engineering

Electronics &

Communication

Engineering

B.Tech+M.Tech &

B.Tech+MBA


Engineering


B.Tech+M.Tech &

B.Tech+MBA



Nano Technology

Master Mechanical

Engineering

Electronics &

Communication

Engineering


Engineering




Nano Technology

Research Ph. D./ M. Phil

Mechanical

Engineering

Electronics &

Communication

Engineering

Ph. D./ M. Phil


Engineering


Ph. D./ M. Phil



Nano Technology

Diploma Computer Science &

Engineering

Electronics &

communication

Engineering


Electrical Engineering

Civil Engineering

Petroleum Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

PG Diploma in Mobile &

Optical Technology

Bachelor B. Sc. (Hons)

Physics

Chemistry

Mathematics

B. Sc.(Hons)

Zoology

Botany

Microbiology

B. Sc.(Hons)

Biochemistry

Biotechnology

Environmental Sciences

Master of Science

M. Sc.

Physics

Chemistry

Mathematics

Genetics

M. Sc.

Zoology

Botany


M. Sc.

Microbiology

Biochemistry

Biotechnology

Industrial Nanoscience

Research

Ph. D./ M. Phil

Physics

Chemistry

Mathematics

Zoology

Ph. D./ M. Phil

Genetics

Botany

Microbiology

Ph. D./ M. Phil

Biochemistry


Biotechnology

Paramedical Technology


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Diploma Blood Transfusion

Technician

ECG Technician

Lab Technology

Medical Lab Technology

Operation Theatre

Technician

Optometry & Ophthalmic

Technology

Paramedical Technology

Radiation & Imaging

Technology

X-Ray Technician

Bachelor B. Sc.

Medical Lab.

Technology

Radiation & Imaging

Technology

Operation Theatre

Technology

B. Sc.

EEG Technology

TMT Technology

Emergency & Trauma

Care Technology

Perfusion Technology

Endoscopy Technology

Blood Transfusion

Technology

B. Optom Ophthalmology & Optometry

Technology

Master M. Sc.

Medical Lab.

Technology

Medical Lab.

Technology (Pathology)

Medical Lab.

Technology

(Microbiology)

M. Sc.

Medical Lab. Technology

(Biochemistry)

Radiation & Imaging

Technology

M. Optom. Ophthalmology & Optometry

Technology

Law Bachelor B.B.A. + LL.B.

(Integrated)

B.A + LL.B. (Integrated) LL.B.

Master LL.M

Research Ph.D.

Diploma Diploma in Labour

Welfare

Diploma in Industrial

Legislation

Diploma in Medico-Legal

Ethics

Management Studies

Bachelor Bachelor of Business

Administration

Bachelor of Design

(Textile)

Bachelor of Science in

Information

Technology

B.Sc. Hotel Management

Bachelor of Hotel

Management and Catering

Technology

Bachelor of Fashion

Design & Technology

Bachelor of Television & Film

Production

Bachelor of Tourism

Administration

Bachelor of Travel, Tourism,

Hospitality

Bachelor of Aviation

Management

Master Master of Business

Administration

Master of Design

(Fashion)

Master of Tourism

Administration

Master of Travel, Tourism,

Hospitality

Master of Aviation

Management

Master of Television and Film

Production

Integrated BBA. + MBA

(Integrated)


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Research Ph.D./ M.Phil

Management

Ph.D./ M. Phil

Fashion

Ph.D. Travel, Tourism,

Aviation & Hotel

Management

Computer Science

Graduation BCA B.Sc.

Computer Science

B.Sc.


Post Graduation MCA

BCA+MCA (Int.)

M.Sc.

Computer Science

M.Sc.


Research Ph.D.

Computer Science

Ph.D.


Mass & Communication

Graduation B.A

Post Graduation M.A.

Research Ph.D. / M. Phil

Media & Mass Communication

PG Diploma & Diploma in Mgt, comp Sc. and allieds

PG Diploma PG Diploma in

Television & Film

Production

PG Diploma in Hotel

Management

PG Diploma in Health

Management

PG Diploma in Hospital

Management

PG Diploma in Computer

Application

Diploma Diploma in Fashion

Design

Diploma in Television

and Film Production

Diploma in Hotel

Management

Diploma in Aviation, Air

Hostess, Cabin Crew and

License Courses,

Diploma in Hospitality

&Tourism Management

Diploma in Marketing

Management

Diploma in Financial

Management

Diploma in Pharmaceutical

Management

Diploma in Event

Management

Pharmacy

Graduation

B. Pharm.

Post Graduation Pharm. D Pharm. D (PB) B. Pharm + MBA (Pharma

Tech)

Research Ph. D.

Diploma D. Pharm.

Humanities & Social Sciences


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Graduation

B. A. (Pass) / B. A.

(Honours)]

Political Science &

Public Administration

History

Sociology

English

Hindi

Psychology

B. A. / B. Sc. (Pass) / B.

A. / B. Sc. (Honours)

Economics

Home Science

Education & Physical

Education

Anthropology

B.S.W.

Master M.A.

Political Science &


History

Sociology

English

Hindi

Psychology

Integrated Master of

Arts in Clinical

Psychology

Master of Arts in

Psychology (with

Specialisation in

Clinical /

Organisational

Psychology)

M.A./M.Sc.

Economics

Home Science:

• Human Development

• Clothing Textile

• Food & Nutrition


Education

Anthropology

Master of Science in

Psychotherapy

M.S.W.

Research Ph. D./M.Phil.

Political Science &


History

Sociology

English

Hindi

Psychology

Social Works

Ph. D./M.Phil

Economics

Home Science:

• Human Development

• Clothing Textile

• Food & Nutrition


Education

Anthropology

Library & Information Science Bachelor BLISc.

Master MLISc.

Research Ph. D. M. Phil.

Fine Arts

Bachelor Bachelor of Fine Arts

(MFA)

Bachelor of Visual Arts

(MVA)

Bachelor of Performing Arts

(MPA)

Master Fine Master of Fine Arts

(MFA)

Master of Visual Arts

(MVA)

Master of Performing Arts

(MPA)

Commerce Bachelor B. Com.

Master M.Com.

Research Ph.D. M. Phil. Architecture


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Graduation B.Arch.

PROGRAMME WISE STUDENTS ENROLLMENTS DURING 2016-17

Admission 2016-17

S. No.

Course Name No. of Students

1 DM (Gastroenterology) 1

2 M. Ch. (Urology) 1

3 M. Ch. (Neurosurgery) 1

MD

4 Radio Diagnosis 1

5 TB & Respiratory Diseases 1

6 General Medicine 1

7 Pediatrics 4

8 Dermatology, Venerology & Lepracy 2

9 Microbiology 1

10 Anesthesiology 4

11 Pathology 2

12 Psychiatry 1

MS

13 Obestetrics & Gynaecology 1

14 Orthopedics 2

15 Ophthalmology 1

16 General Surgery 6

17 ENT 2

Undergraduate

18 M.B.B.S. 100

M. Sc.

19 Anatomy 1

20 Biochemistry 4

21 Physiology 4

22 Microbiology 17

23 Pharmocology 1

Nims Dental College

MDS

24 Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge 3

25 Periodontology 3

26 Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery 3

27 Orthodentists & Dentofacial Orthopedics 3

28 Oral Medicine & Radiology 3

29 Oral Pathology & Microbiology 2

30 Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics 2

31 Pedodontics & Preventive Dentistry 2

32 Preventive & Community Dentistry 2

Undergraduate

34 B.D.S. 84

Nims Institute of Pharmacy

35 B. Pharm. 60

36 B. Pharm. (L. E.) 4

37 D. Pharm. 60

38 Pharm D. 30

39 Pharm D. (P. B.) 3

Nims Nursing College & Nims Nursing School

40 M. Sc. Nursing [Medical Surgical] 3

41 M. Sc. Nursing [OBG] 3

42 B. Sc. [Nursing] 80

43 G.N.M. [General Nursing] 39

Nims College of Physiotheraphy

44 M.P.T. 3

45 B.P.T. 54


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Nims College of Paramedical Technology

46 M. Sc. M.L.T. 4

47 M. Sc. M.L.T. [Blood Transfusion] 5

48 M. Sc. M.L.T. [Cardiac Perfusion] 2

49 M. Sc. [Radiation & Imaging Tech.] 8

50 M. Sc. [Anaesthesia] 5

51 M. Sc. MLT [Pathology] 2

52 B. Sc. [Medical Lab Technology] 56

53 B. Sc. [Medical Lab Technology] L.E. 7

54 B. Sc. [Cardiac Perfusion] 16

55 B. Sc. [Dialysis] 3

56 B. Sc. [Forensic Science] 2

57 B. Sc. [Radiation & Imaging Tech.] 60

58 B. Sc. [Radiation & Imaging Tech.] L.E. 7

59 B. Optom 15

60 B. Sc. [O.T.T.] 10

61 B. Sc. [O.T.T.] L.E. 3

62 B. Sc. [Anaesthesia] 8

63 B. Sc. [Anaesthesia] L.E. 4

64 B. Sc. (Public Health) L.E. 4

65 Diploma (Blood Bank) 2

66 Diploma (Cath Lab) 3

67 D.M.L.T. 17

68 Diploma (Radiation & Imaging Tech) 9

69 Diploma (O.T.T.) 3

70 Diploma (Dialysis) 5

71 D.M.L.T. [3 yrs] 4

Nims Institute of Management & Computer Science

72 M.B.A. 16

73 B.B.A. 11

74 B.C.A. 13

75 M.C.A. 1

76 B. Sc. (Computer Science) 7

77 B. Sc. (Information Technology) 13

78 B. Sc. (Information Technology) L.E. 4

79 M. Sc. (Information Technology) 4

80 B. A. Journalism 5

81 M.A. Journalism 2

82 BHMCT 42

83 BHM 1

84 BTTM 1

85 Diploma in Hotel Management 2

86 Diploma in Food Production 13

87 Diploma in Front Office 1

88 Bachelor in Aviation 5

89 Bachelor in Animation 1

Nims School of Law

90 BBA+LLB 2

91 LLB 2

92 LLM 6

Nims School of Architecture & Planning

93 B. Arch. 11

Nims Institute of Engineering & Technology

94 M.Tech

95 M.Tech (Civil Engineering) 3

96 M.Tech (Electrical Engineering) 1

97 M.Tech (Petroleum Engineering) 1

98 B.Tech.

99 Computer Science 6

100 Electronics Communication 1

101 Biotechnology 8

102 Mechanical 3

103 Civil 9

104 Civil (L.E.) 3

105 Chemical 4

106 Agriculture 3

107 Aerospace 4

108 Automobile 1

109 Petroleum 18

110 Petroleum (L.E.) 1

111 Electronics & Communication Engg (L.E.) 1

112 Information Technology 1

113 Diploma

114 Automobile 1

115 Computer Science 2

116 Electrical Engg. 2

117 Mechanical Engg. 4

118 Civil Engg. 8

Nims School of Advance & Basic Sciences

119 M. Sc. Bio-Tech 8

120 M. Sc. Biochemistry 1

121 M. Sc. Microbiology 4

122 B. Sc. (Biotechnology) 3

123 B. Sc. (Microbiology) 5

124 M. Sc. (Botany) 2

125 M. Sc. (Physics) 12


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126 M. Sc. (Chemistry) 13

127 M. Sc. (Mathematics) 4

128 M. Sc. (Zoology) 5

129 M. Sc. (Genetics) 1

130 B. Sc. 17

131 B. Sc. (Food Technology) 1

Nims School of Humanities, Social Science & Commerce

M. A. (Clinical Psychology) 1

133 M. A. (Psychology) 1

134 M. A. (Clinical Psychology) 4

135 M. A. (Psychology) 2

136 M. A. (English) 2

137 M. A. (Economics) 1

138 M. A. (Home Science) 2

139 M. A. (International Relation) 1

140 M. A. 1

141 B. A. 11

142 M.S.W. 1

143 B.S.W. 1

144 M.F.A. 1

145 B.F.A. 3

146 Diploma (Nutrition & Diets) 1

147 M. Com. 2

148 B. Com. 7

149 Master of Library & Information Science 4

150 Bachelor of Library & Information Science

4

151 B. A. (Political Science) 1

152 B. Sc. (Economics) 1

153 B. A. (International Relation) 1

Total 1246


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Research, Innovation and Development

List of Ph.D. Awarded : July 2016-June 2017

S. No.

Enrol. No. Name Father's Name Subject Thesis Title Date of award

Year

1 PH/09/9263 Mr. Sanjay Mudgil

Shyam Lal Mudgil Political Science

DR. RAM MANOHAR LOHIA AND HIS CONCEPT ON SOCIALISM: AN ANALYTICAL STUDY

08.07.2016 2016

2 PH/10/081 Mr. Narottam Mishra

Mohan Mishra Library &

Information Science

USE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT)- IN UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES OF

BIHAR 09.07.2016 2016

3 PH/10/082 Mr. Md Habban Akhter

Md Sultan Pharmaceutical Sciences

SELF NANOEMULSIFYING SYSTEM FOR BIOAVAILABILITY ENHANCEMENT OF A POORLY

SOLUBLE DRUG 12.07.2016 2016

4

PH/2010-11/47

(Foreign Student)

Mr. Anees Abbas Yaseen

Abbas Yaseen

Pharmaceutical Sciences (Pharmacolo

gy)

IN VITRO ANTICANCER ACTIVITY OF SOME NATURALLY OCCURRING COMPONENTS

18.07.2016 2016

5 PH/10/384 Mr. Shah Dhwanit Sharadkumar

Shah Sharad Kumar

Physiotherapy

THE EFFECT OF TAPING ON SCAPULAR STABILITY & UPPER LIMB FUNCTION IN RECOVERING HEMIPLEGIC PATIENTS WITH SCAPULAR MUSCLES WEAKNESS- A

COMPARATIVE STUDY

23.07.2016 2016

6 PH/09/9855 Ms. Priti Lata Rajender Singh Education

A STUDY OF ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT IN RELATION TO IMPULSIVENESS, YOUTH PROBLEMS AND FAMILY

RELATIONSHIP OF SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN REWARI DISTRICT OF HARYANA

27.07.2016 2016


35

7 PH/09/9956 Ms. Roky Hooda Jai Kishan Physical

Education

BURNOUT IN RELATION TO OCCUPATIONAL STRESS, JOB SATISFACTION AND ADJUSTMENT AMONG THE

D.P.E. STAFF OF HARYANA GOVT. SCHOOL 30.07.2016 2016

8 PH/09/0970 Mr. Vishal Arora Rajesh Arora Civil

Engineering A STUDY ON SANDY SOILS AND THEIR GROUND

IMPROVEMENT 05.08.2016 2016

9 PH/09/9979 Mrs. Jhuma Deb Dulal Ch. Deb Pharmaceutical Sciences

STUDIES ON FEW INDIGENOUS MEDICINAL PLANTS USED FOR THE TREATMENT OF DIABETES MELLITUS

05.08.2016 2016

10 PH/09/9980 Mr. Nilip Kanti Deb

Nityananda Deb Pharmaceutical Sciences

STUDIES ON FEW FOLKLORE MEDICINAL PLANTS USED FOR WOUND HEALING WITH DEVELOPMENT OF A

SUITABLE POLYHERBAL FORMULATION 05.08.2016 2016

11 PH/10/537 Mr. Arun Pratap Srivastava

Madan Mohan Srivastava

Computer Science &

Engineering

MULTIDIMENSIONAL DATA ANALYSIS FOR FINDING INTERESTING PATTERN SET THROUGH DATA DRIVEN

SEARCH 10.08.2016 2016

12 PH/09/9336 Ms. Nirja Kumari

Bindeshwar Yadav Education CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF SECONDARY TEACHER

EDUCATION CURRICULUM IN JHARKHAND 11.08.2016 2016

13 PH/09/9117 Ms. Shivani Kaushik

R. P. Kaushik Physics ULTRASONIC NON DESTRUCTIVE TESTING

CHARACTERIZATION OF CONDENSED MATERIALS 13.08.2016 2016

14 PH/09/9437 Mrs. Arati D K Dheerendra Tiwari Computer Science &

Engineering

A ROBUST IMAGE REPRESENTATION AND LEARNING METHOD USING SVM FOR IMAGE RETRIEVAL

17.08.2016 2016


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15 PH/09/9854 Ms. P. Lakshmi K. Paul Pandian Law INTER-RELIGIOUS MARRIAGES AND CONFLICT OF

LAWS – AN ANALYTICAL STUDY 27.08.2016 2016

16 PH/09/011 Ms. Nitika Arora Prem Nath Arora Computer

Science INTEGRATION OF DATA WAREHOUSE WITH MINISTRY

OF HEALTH 16.09.2016 2016

17 PH/10/474 Ms. Deepali Rajendra Dhainje

Anil Bhagwan Kamble

Computer Science

NOVEL APPROACH FOR ENHANCING SIGNATURE VERIFICATION SYSTEM USING IMAGE

STEGANOGRAPHY TECHNIQUE 16.09.2016 2016

18 PH/09/9537 Mr. Devapriya Chatterjee

Late Sukumar Chatterjee

Management

MEASUREMENT OF TACT NECESSARY TO PREVENT INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES LEADING TO LOSS OF

PRODUCTIVITY – WITH REFERENCE TO INDUSTRIES IN SOUTH BENGAL

24.09.2016 2016

19 PH/11/186 Mrs. Vaishali Arun Agre

Arun Sakharam Agre

Nursing A STUDY TO ASSESS EFFECTIVENESS OF TEACHING

METHODS ON RETENTION OF KNOWLEDGE AMONG NURSING STUDENTS IN COLLEGES OF PUNE CITY

28.09.2016 2016

20 PH/10/147 Mr. Himanshu Bhusan Sahoo

Pravakar Sahoo Pharmaceutical Sciences

Phytochemical & Pharmacological Investigation of Apium leptophyllum (Pers.) for treatment of skin

carcinogenesis and mutagenesis 01.10.2016 2016

21 PH/09/9610 Mr. Rakesh Kumar

Kali Charan Physics THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF QUARK-GLUON

PLASMA 01.10.2016 2016

22 PH/09/0957 Mr. Manish Manglik

Late Sayta Prakash Manglik

Management ANALYSIS OF PROFITABILITY AND MANAGEMENT OF EARNINGS (A Comparative Study of Selected Public

and Private Sector Companies in India) 07.10.2016 2016


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23 PH/10/114 Mr. Sureja Niteshkumar Maganlal

Sureja Maganlal Mahidas

Computer Science &

Engineering

NATURE INSPIRED SOLUTIONS FOR REAL TIME (DYNAMIC) PROBLEMS

08.10.2016 2016

24 PH/09/9247 Ms. Manju Dhalu Ram Computer

Science

COMPUTATIONAL ASSISTED DESIGNING AND TESTING OF DRUG CANDIDATES BY SELF-ORGANIZING

MOLECULAR FIELD ANALYSIS APPROACH USING STATISTICAL MEASURES: AN APPLICATION OF

CHEMINFORMATICS

10.10.2016 2016

25 PH/10/012 Ms. Madhvi Bhardwaj

Rajesh Kumar Bhardwaj

Biotechnology

Modulation of Biochemical Changes in Hypercholesterolema Induced Rat Models by

Commiphora Wightii (Guggulu) 19.10.2016 2016

26 PH/12/003

(Foreign Student)

Ms. Ebere Chimuanya Elezie

Elezie Management A PARADIGM STUDY ON IMPACT OF WORK LIFE

IMBALANCE AMONG THE FACULTY MEMBERS OF HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS AT DELHI NCR

21.10.2016 2016

27 PH/08/036 Mr. Ram Phool Ram Singh Management ROLE OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

STRATEGIES IN INDIAN BANKING SECTOR 22.10.2016 2016

28 PH/09/9282 Ms. Rashmi Chhabra

Narinder Chhabra Computer

Science AN OBJECT ORIENTED APPROACH FOR DESIGNING

AND CLEANSING OF DATA WAREHOUSE 22.10.2016 2016

29 PH/10/171 Mr. Vishnu Kumar Raj

Shri S K Raj Pharmaceutical Sciences

PHYTOCHEMICAL AND PHARMACOLOGICAL SCREENING OF POLY-HERBAL FORMULATION FOR ANTI

ACNE ACTIVITY 25.10.2016 2016

30 PH/11/094 Mr. Nitin Bhardwaj

Prem Kumar Bhardwaj

Mathematics A STUDY ON PRE REGULAR GENERALIZED WEAKLY

CLOSED SET AND FUNCTIONS IN TOPOLOGICAL, BITOPOLOGICAL SPACES AND ITS FUZZY APPROACH

26.10.2016 2016


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31 PH/09/9872 Mr. Vinay Kumar Singh

Kalika Prasad Singh Biochemistry HEPATOPROTECTIVE AND ANTIOXIDANT POTENTIAL

OF ALLIUM SATIVUM IN THE TREATMENT OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS UNDER DOTS

28.10.2016 2016

32 PH/09/9821 Ms. Radhika Kashyap

H N Kashyap Biotechnolog

y MOLECULAR CLONING AND EXPRESSION OF

BACTERIAL ORGANIC SOLVENT TOLERANT XYLANASE 05.11.2016 2016

33 PH/09/9246 Ms. Renu Miglani

Nihal Chand Migalani

Computer Science

An Approach for Testing and Maintenance of Data Marts

12.11.2016 2016

34 PH/09/9501 Mr. Gohil Jaydipsinh Ranjitsinh

Ranjit Singh Law SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND LAW: AN

ANALYTICAL STUDY OF ROLE OF JUDICIARY IN INDIA 19.11.2016 2016

35 PH/11/193 Mr. Mohammed Izharul Hasan Ansari

Late Mohammed Irshadul Hasan Ansari

Computer Science &

Engineering

Performance Evaluation and Analysis for Optimization of Energy Consumption in Mobile Ad hoc Networks

05.12.2016 2016

36 PH/11/034 Mrs. Prerna Pandey

Father Name : Christomanuwalader, Husband Name : Dr. J. R. Pandey

Nursing

EFFECT OF TACTILE-KINESTHETIC STIMULATION ON SELECTED PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS AND

NEUROBEHAVIORAL DEVELOPMENT AMONG LOW BIRTH WEIGHT NEONATES ADMITTED IN NICU

12.12.2016 2016

37 PH/09/9588 Mr. Manoj Kumar

Madan Mohan Madan

Civil Engineering

A STUDY ON THE DESICCATION CRACKS IN LINER SOILS & PROCEDURES TO CONTROL THESE CRACKS

13.12.2016 2016

38 PH/10/015 Mr. Ghoricha Amitkumar Lalitbhai

Ghoricha Lalithbhai Kalyanjibhai

Library & Information

Science

A STUDY OF INFORMATION GATHERING HABITS OF INTERNET USERS IN JUNAGADH

14.12.2016 2016


39

39 PH/09/9887 Mr. Arun Kumar Arya

Ishwari Lal Agrawal Mechanical Engineering

DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF DERIVED PARAMETER METHOD FOR THE STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

OF A CNC MACHINE TOOL COLUMN 17.12.2016 2016

40 PH/08/033 Mr. Praveen Kumar Gupta

Late Shri Swami Saran

Pharmaceutical Sciences

DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF TRANSDERMAL DELIVERY SYSTEM OF DICLOFENAC DIETHYL AMMONIUM BY NANOEMULSION METHOD

19.12.2016 2016

41 PH/12/004 Mr. Maridul Kothari

Nahar Singh Kothari

Computer Science &

Engineering

Low-Overhead Synchronous Checkpointing Protocols for Mobile Distributed Systems

19.12.2016 2016

42 PH/10/254 Mr. Vipin Kumar Ombir Singh Computer

Science AN ONTOLOGY BASED ACCESS CONTROL MODEL FOR

SOCIAL NETWORKING SYSTEMS 20.12.2016 2016

43 PH/10/103 Mr. Ram Garg Late Shripati Lal Garg


COMPARATIVE PHARMACOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF SELECTED INDIGENOUS HERBAL MEDICINAL PLANTS

FOR ANTICANCER ACTIVITY ON E.A.C. AND SARCOMA-180 CELL LINE IN SWISS ALBINO MICE

20.12.2016 2016

44 PH/10/517 Mr. Mukesh Kumar

Prem Singh Computer Science &

Engineering

Studies and Enhancement of Domain Based Remedy Language Engineering with Collage

23.12.2016 2016

45 PH/09/9251 Mr. Shashank Bhatt

Krishna Kumar Bhatt

Biotechnology

PHYTOCHEMICAL STUDIES AND GENETIC FIDELITY ASSESSMENT OF VARIOUS CULTIVARS OF AILANTHUS

EXCELSA ROXB. IN DIFFERENT CLIMATIC REGIONS 23.12.2016 2016

46 PH/09/018 Mr. Sanjeev Kumar Punia

Jay Singh Computer Science &

Engineering

A PRAGMATIC APPROACH FOR TEAM MANAGEMENT IN SOFTWARE DEVEOPMENT LIFE CYCLE

24.12.2016 2016


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47 PH/09/9843 Mr. Rajesh Kumar

Surjeet Singh Physical

Education

CARDIOVASCULAR EFFICIENCY AND KIN-ANTHROPOMETRIC VARIABLES OF HOCKEY AND

CRICKET PLAYERS ' A COMPARATIVE STUDY' 26.12.2016 2016

48 PH/09/0944 Mr. Praveen Kumar

Ram Mehar Computer Science &

Engineering

A PROTOYPE MODEL FOR IMPROVISING SCALABILITY IN MULTI-APPLICATION ENVIRONMENT ANALYZING

BIG DATA 26.12.2016 2016

49 PH/10/484 Ms. Bhavna Kumari

Hem Lall Mahto Education IMPACT OF PARTICIPATION IN CO-CURRICULAR

ACTIVITIES ON SELF-CONFIDENCE AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS

28.12.2016 2016

50 PH/11/039 Mr. Vishwanath P

Nagendrappa P

Electronics & Communicati

on Engineering

DEVELOPMENT OF EFFICIENT FACE RECOGNITION ALGORITHMS FOR EMERGING COVARIATES AND BID

DATA ANALYTICS 09.01.2017 2017

51 PH/10/253 Mr. Shashank Bhardwaj

Chatar Sen Bhardaj Computer

Science

INTEGRATION OF FUZZY LOGIC AND NEURAL NETWORKS TO FACILITATE E-HEALTH MONITORING IN REMOTE RURAL AREAS TO PROVIDE MEDICAL ADVICE

AND ASSISTANCE

14.01.2017 2017

52 PH/08/049 Mr. Ved Prakash Hoshiyar Singh Yadav


SYNTHESIS AND BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF SOME NOVEL BENZOTHIAZOLE COMPOUNDS

20.01.2017 2017

53 PH/09/0906 Ms. Preeti Hooda

Jas Pal Singh English REVIVING SOCIETY THROUGH POETRY: A STUDY OF

TED HUGHES'S POETRY 21.01.2017 2017

54 PH/09/9838 Mr. Rajesh Kumar

Maya Ram English SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION : A STUDY ON THE

ROLE OF ENGLISH IN HARYANA 21.01.2017 2017


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55 PH/09/0982 Mr. Sunil Kumar Satya Naryan Singh Pharmaceutical Sciences

STUDY OF THE NEUROPROTECTIVE EFFECT OF ALPHA LIPOIC ACID ON ACRYLONITRILE INDUCED CELLULAR

AND MITOCHONDRIAL DYSFUNCTION BY ENHANCEMENT OF OXIDATIVE STRESS IN RAT

HIPPOCAMPUS MAPPING

04.02.2017 2017

56 PH/11/185 Mrs. Naikare Jyoti Vishal

Ramchandra Govind Pathare

Nursing

EFFECTIVENESS OF STRUCTURED TEACHING PROGRAMME ON KNOWLEDGE AND SELF REPORTED PRACTICES OF MOTHERS ON MANAGING COMMON

BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS AMONG TODDLERS AT SELECTED DAY CARE CENTERS OF PUNE CITY

10.02.2017 2017

57 PH/09/9724 Mr. Gavhane Ramakant Babanrao

Babanrao History

A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE AGRICULTURAL POLICY OF BRITISH GOVERNMENT IN THE PRE-

INDEPENDENCE PERIOD AND INDIAN GOVERNMENT IN THE POST INDEPENDENT PERIOD

17.02.2017 2017

58 PH/10/368 Mr. Tarkeshwar Prasad Shukla

Jitendra Nath Shukla


FORMULATION DEVELOPMENT AND IN-VITRO EVALUATION OF ACETAZOLAMIDE SELF

MICROEMULSIFYING DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM (SMEDDS) TO IMPROVE THE SOLUBILITY AND

BIOAVAILABILITY

22.03.2017 2017

59 PH/09/9221 Mr. Rajeev Singh Kushwaha

Late Sh. Purushottam Singh

Medical Biochemistry

Chronomics of Circulating Plasma Lipid Peroxides and Antioxidant Enzymes in Normals and Renal Stone

Formers 27.03.2017 2017

60 PH/08/030 Mr. Munesh Mani

Atam Parkash Pharmaceutical Sciences

PHARMACOGNOSTICAL, PHYTOCHEMICAL AND PHARMACOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF DIFFERENT

SPECIES OF AILANTHUS 30.03.2017 2017

61 PH/09/9594 Mr. Vikas Kumar Shamsher Singh Computer Science &

Engineering

A REGRESSION MODEL OF TRAFFIC NOISE INTENSITY IN METROPOLITAN CITY USING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL

NETWORKS 31.03.2017 2017

62 PH/09/9596 Mr. Sandeep Kharb

Dharamvir Singh Kharb

Computer Science

ONLINE ANALYTICAL PROCESSING (OLAP) (PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL USING MAPREDUCE AND

SPAROL TECHNIQUES IN BIG DATA) 01.04.2017 2017


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63 PH/09/9750 Mr. Sushil Kumar

P. L. Malhotra Management

TO STUDY THE IMPACT OF AGE DIFFERENCE ON CONFIDENCE AND DECISION MAKING WITH SPECIAL

REFERENCE TO EVEREST GROUP OF COMPANIES, DELHI-NCR

17.04.2017 2017

64 PH/09/9653

Mr. Syed Farhanuddin Syed Faheemuddin

Syed Faheemuddin Management ANALYTICAL THE INFLUENCE OF MODERN RETAIL

CULTURE ON CONSUMER BUYING BEHAVIOR (WITH

SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SHOPPING MALLS IN MAHARASHTRA) 21.04.2017 2017

65 PH/09/0984 Ms. Rupinder Kaur

Swaran Singh Physics SOME ASPECTS OF KATABATIC WINDS OVER THE

SCHIRMACHER REGION OF EAST ANTARCTICA 29.04.2017 2017

66 PH/09/9443

Mr. Shaikh Mohammed Suleman Shaikh Dawood

Shaikh Dawood Education TO SURVEY VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE PROGRAMME OF

URDU MEDIUM SECONDARY SCHOOL OF AURANGABAD CITY

06.05.2017 2017

67 PH/09/9598 Ms. Kusum Saluja

Om Parkash Saluja Computer

Science Analysis & Design of Coordinated Checkpointing

Protocols for Mobile Distributed Systems 12.05.2017 2017

68 PH/09/9678 Ms. Sonia Vatta Om Parkash Vatta Computer Science &

Engineering

A Novel Approach to Analytical Study of Computer-Aided Learning Systems

13.05.2017 2017

69 PH/09/9519 Ms. Babita Shri Bhagwan Economics STANDARD OF LIVING OF SMALL FARMERS IN RURAL

HARYANA 19.05.2017 2017

70 PH/09/9614 Mr. Pankaj Jauhari

Prem Prakash Jauhari

Management RENOVATION OF INDIAN BANKING INDUSTRIES

THROUGH E-BANKING SERVICES 03.06.2017 2017


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71 PH/09/0978 Mr. Goje Arjun Jayaram Pharmaceutical Sciences

DESIGN AND CHARACTERIZATION OF LONG CIRCULATING LYOPHILISED VESICULAR DRUG DELIVERY

SYSTEM FOR ANTINEOPLASTIC AGENT 10.06.2017 2017

72 PH/09/9181 Mr. Deshmukh Ganesh Subhash

Deshmukh Subhash Damodar


NOVEL OPHTHALMIC DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM OF AZITHROMYCIN AND CYCLOSPORINE

12.06.2017 2017

73 PH/10/262 Mr. Bhupender Kumar Kumawat

Bhanwar Lal Kumawat


PHARMACOGNOSTICAL, PHYTOCHEMICAL AND PHARMACOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF BALANITES

AEGYPTIACA & MAYTENUS EMARGINATA FROM THAR DESERT

13.06.2017 2017

74 PH/09/9892 Ms. Suruchi Sharma

Subhash Chander Sharma

English MULTIPLE DISPLACEMENTS AND FRACTURED

IDENTITIES IN THE SELECTED NOVELS OF ANITA DESAI, KIRAN DESAI AND KHALED HOSSEINI

21.06.2017 2017


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No of Candidates Qualified For Diploma/Bachelor/Master Degree (August-2015 & January-2016)

S.No. Programme Name Year 2015

(Aug) Year 2016

(Jan.) Grand Total

1 Bachelor of Computer Applications 183 62 344

2 Bachelor of Library and Information Sciences 287 356 871

3 Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Technology 646 473 1418

4 Bachelor of Occupational Therapy 1 3 4

5 Bachelor of Optometry and Ophthalmic Technology 166 141 498

6 Bachelor of Radiation Technology 140 158 399

7 Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry - 3 4

8 Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology 12 6 21

9 Bachelor of Science in Chemistry 33 14 71

10 Bachelor of Science in General Science (Biology) 40 46 125

11 Bachelor of Science in General Science (Mathematics) 59 48 165

12 Bachelor of Science in Mathematics 10 8 29

13 Bachelor of Science in Microbiology 3 1 12

14 Bachelor of Science in Physics 5 6 24

15 Certificate in Computers 2 5

16 Certificate in Health Care Waste Management 4 2 7

17 Diploma in ECG Technology 8 7 20

18 Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology 453 467 1184


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19 Diploma in Operation Theatre Technology 143 118 360

20 Diploma in Ophthalmic Technology 47 33 136

21 Diploma in Radiography Technology 86 58 181

22 Master of Business Administration (Finance Management) 201 138 465

23 Master of Business Administration (Human Resources Management) 184 127 444

24 Master of Business Administration (Marketing Management) 160 143 432

25 Master of Business Administration (Operations Management) 80 73 209

26 Master of Business Administration-Finance (Banking Management) 9 1 13

27 Master of Business Administration-Marketing (Retail Management) 3 7 11

28 Master of Business Administration-Operations (Hospital and Healthcare Management)

72 83 215

29 Master of Business Administration-Operations (Information Technology Management)

34 29 83

30 Master of Business Administration-Operations (Project Management) 13 11 36

31 Master of Business Administration-Operations (Tourism, Travel and Hospitality Management)

12 8 21

32 Master of Library and Information Sciences 59 69 187

33 Master of Medical Laboratory Technology 54 53 152

34 Master of Occupational Therapy (Developmental Disabilities) 1 2 4

35 Master of Occupational Therapy (Hand Therapy) 1 1

36 Master of Occupational Therapy (Musculoskeletal Disorders) 2 3

37 Master of Occupational Therapy (Neurosciences) 4 1 6

38 Master of Optometry and Ophthalmic Technology 99 47 187

39 Master of Radiation Technology 49 58 145

40 Master of Science in Biochemistry 50 64 165

41 Master of Science in Biotechnology 25 21 64


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42 Master of Science in Chemistry 294 295 733

43 Master of Science in Mathematics 117 124 308

44 Master of Science in Microbiology 129 157 354

45 Master of Science in Physics 73 78 191

46 Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications 302 205 798

47 Post Graduate Diploma in Drug Regulatory Affairs 9 3 26

48 Post Graduate Diploma in Geriatrics Medicine 7 8 23

49 Post Graduate Diploma in Hospital Health Management 20 25 61

50 Post Graduate Diploma in Intellectual Property Rights 7 3 12

51 Post Graduate Diploma in Maternal and Child Health 7 14 26

52 Post Graduate Diploma in Pharmaceutical Production Management 1 2 4

Grand Total 4406 3859 11257

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