PHYSICS
DEPARTMENTAL PROFILE
2016-2021
PHYSICS
Vision
To establish a platform for the dissemination and creation the knowledge through
teaching, Practical and research in Physics at various levels for Tribal Area and
help to create a scientific society which encourages logical thinking.
Mission
►To explore the functional & realistic aspects of the subjects.
►To provide practical exposure to industry.
►To foster employability skills.
►To inculcate zeal among students to go beyond the curriculum and develop
innovative ideas.
►To build life skills through value-based education and service-oriented
programs.
RUSA BENEFICIARY& DBT STAR STATUS
INSTITUTE
P. S. G. V. P. MANDAL’S
S. I. PATIL ARTS, G. B. PATEL SCIENCE AND S. T. K. V. SANGH
COMMERCE COLLEGE, SHAHADA, DIST.: NANADURBAR
PHYSICS
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS
The Physics department was established since the inception of the college in 1970.In
its history of 50 years it has grown considerably with a vision to inculcate scientific
temperament and futuristic thinking in students, by providing them with extensive and
diverse knowledge in the Physical sciences, and to conduct cutting-edge research in the
Physical sciences.
Department of Physics of college is consistently ranked among the top 3
PGScience Colleges in periphery of KBC North Maharashtra University Jalgaon. The
Department offers Under Graduate programmes which are innovatively designed and
updated to keep pace with global trends in academics and industry. The Department
emphasizes on experiential learning through various innovative methodologies which
include industrial visits, seminars, workshops, guest lectures, exhibitions, mini
projects for the holistic development of the students.
Our laboratories also reflect the unique dichotomy of our curricula with general-purpose
ones for core subjects and several specialized ones such as Special PG Lab,
Research Lab., Physics and Optics Lab, Dark room for Optical experiment. Access
to such laboratories is provided to students and faculty on all working days.
The strengths of the Departments are its quality faculty, innovative and flexible
curricula with their unique focus on post-graduate education and employability, state-of-
the-art facilities with remarkably high and open transparent policies that foster a healthy
student-faculty interaction. The department is located in an independent in large
VangmayaBhavan building (Ground Floor) which houses of 06 spacious
laboratories with one Departmental Library.
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1. Highlights of the Department :
►Courses from XI to Post Graduation
.►Projects for Students at UG and PG level.
►Highly Qualified Staff.►Research Activities.
►Good Infrastructure►Physics Association Activities.
►Innovative Practical demonstrations.►Alumni Activity and Lectures.
►State of art Teaching Aids.►Study tour.
2. Details of the Programmes Offered by the Department :
Sr. No.
Programme
level
Name of the programme / Course Duration
Entry
Qualification
Medium of
Instruction
1 UG B. Sc. Physics 3 years
H S C or
Equivalent
English
2 PG M. Sc. Physics 2 years
B. Sc.
Physics
English
3
Certificate
Course
Electronic& Instrumentation
( Repairing and Maintenance ) 1 year
H S C or
Equivalent
English
4 Ph. D.
(Physical
Science)
3 years
M. Sc.
Physics
English
Research in thin film, Solid State
Physics , Nano Materials, Crystal
Growth, Material Science ,
Nanotechnology and nonmaterial
synthesis, Phase transformation and
Characterization, Electrochemical
photovoltaic cell, Semiconductor
sensitized solar cell, Nano sensors,
Super capacitors, Chemical bath
deposition and SILAR deposition.
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3. Departmental Staff :
Post Sanctioned and filled
Professor 02
Associate Professor 00
Assistant Professor 02 (1 upto 31 may 2019)
Supporting
CHB 03
Contractual 02
4. Name and Information of the Teachers of Physics Department:
Sr.
No
.
Name of
Teacher
Residential
address
Mobile no.,
Phone No,
e-mail
Research
Experience
Date of
appointment
and total
experience
(U.G. and
P.G.)
Recent
Photo
1
M.Sc.,
M.Phil.
Ph.D.
Principal
21, Ganesh
Nagar,
Shahada
Dist.
Nandurbar
425409
9421530100
02565-224250
rspatil_shahada
@yahoo.co.in,
rspatil_physics
@yahoo.co.in
► Eight students
awarded Ph. D.
►Three Students
are working for
Ph. D. .in Thin
Film, Solar cell,
Sensors etc.
17.09.1985and
appointed As
Principal on
10.08.2016
UG: 35 Years,
PG: 25 years.
2
M.Sc.,
Ph. D.
Head
Of
Dept.
4,Tirthrup,
Kashima
Nagar, Near
Patel S.T.D.
Shahada
Dist.
Nandurbar
425409
9423194812
ijpatil.shahada
@gmail.com
►One student
awarded Ph. D.
►Three Students
are working for
Ph. D .in Cristal
Growth, Material
Science Thin
Film,etc.
02.01.2006
UG: 17 Years
PG: 10 Years
Qua
lific
atio
n
Desi
gnat
ion
Prof. Dr. R. S.
Patil
Prof. Dr.
Dr. I. J.
Patil
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3
M.Sc.,
M.Phil.
Ph.D.
Assistant
Professor
44, NRI
Villas,Malo
ni, Shahada
Dist.
Nandurbar
425409
9970961755
p22jagtap@gm
ail.com ,
p22jagtap@redi
ffmail.com
► Research area
Material Science
24.07.2009
UG: 14 Years
PG: 10 Years
4
M.Sc.,
Ph. D.
Assistant
Professor
67,
Vidyavihar
Colony,
Mohide Tr.
Haveli. Tal.
Shahada.Dis
t.
Nandurbar4
25409
9860629472
jbc2k7@yahoo.
co.in
► Two Research
Projects
completed on
UGC-MRP
VCRMS
06.12.2010
UG:8Years
PG: 8 Years
5
M.Sc.
SET
Assistant
Professor
( CHB )
12, Parimal
Colony,
Shahada,
Dist.
Nandurbar
9096461697
patilavi0810@g
mail.com
--
UG:7Years
PG: 7 Years
6 M.Sc.
NET
Assistant
Professor
( CHB )
Ganesh
Nagar,
Lonkheda,
Tal Shahda,
Dist.
Nnadurbar.
9579504010
Bothrajayshri16
42809@gmail.c
om
-- UG:4 Years
PG: 4 Years
7
M.Sc.
SET
Assistant
Professor
( CHB )
A/P
Mundalwad,
Tal:
Dhadgaon,
Dist.
Nandurbar
9421254484
Valvimanisha56
@gmail.com
-- --
8
Assistant
Professor
(Contractu
al)
At post
BamkhdaT.
T, Tal.
Shahada,
Dist.
Nandurbar
9075606063
Jotsanachadhari
091192@gmail.
com
--
UG: 5 Years
PG: 5 Years
9 Msc.
Assistant
Professor
(Contractu
al)
Ganesh
Nagar, A/P:
Lonkheda
Tal.
Shahada.
Dist.
Mob.No.
9960062151
Email Add.
vir99600@gmai
l.com
--
UG: 3 Years
PG: 3 Years
Dr. J. B.
Chaudha
ri
Dr. P. P.
Jagtap
Mr. A. G.
Patil
Mrs. J. V.
Bothra
Mr. V. S.
Girase
Miss.
M .R.
Valvi
Miss. J. A.
Chaudhari
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Nandurbar4
25409
10
Shri. Sudam
Rajaram
Sonawane
S.S.C Peon
A/P:
Lonkheda
Tal.
Shahada.
Dist.
Nandurbar4
25409
Ganesh Nagar 31.12.2003
11
Shri. Arvind
Darbarsing
Pawar
Peon
Shahada.
Dist.
Nandurbar4
25409
9850226050
5. Faculty in Academic bodies of University:
Dr. R. S. Patil
♦ Acting Dean of Science, KBC North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon
♦Member of Management Council, KBC North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon.
♦. Member of Senate, KBC North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon
♦Member, Board of Examination and Evaluation, KBC NMU Jalgaon.
♦Member, Board of Research KBC NMU Jalgaon.
♦Member,IQAC, KBC North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon
Dr. I. J. Patil
♦BOS Member, physics.
♦Chairman, University Exam paper setter for M. Sc.
♦Chairman, University Exam paper setter for S. Y. B. Sc.
♦ Chairman, Practical Exam. Committee (M. Sc – I and M. Sc – II)
Dr. P. P. Jagtap
♦Chairman, University Exam paper setter for T. Y. B. Sc.
♦Member, University Exam paper setter for T. Y. B. Sc. & M. Sc.
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Dr. J. B. Chaudhari
♦Member, University Exam paper setter for S. Y. B. Sc. & M. Sc.
6. Meritorious Student :
T. Y. B.Sc.
Sr. No. Name of Students Year % of Marks/ CGPA Rank
1 Shinde Gaurav Jagannath 2016-17 CGPA 9.50/10 First in the College
2 Marathe Jagruti Krishna 2017-18 89.05% First in the College
3 Patel Falguni Anil 2018-19 90.48% First in the College
4 Patil Vaibhav Prakash 2019-20 93.46% First in the College
5 Jain Sakshi Umesh 2020-21 91.92% First in the College
M.Sc.
Sr. No. Name of Students Year % of Marks/ CGPA Rank
1 Lohar Rina Sunil 2016-17 CGPA 5.5/10 First in the College
2 Deshmukh Masud
Mushtaq Ahmed
2017-18 89.67% First in the University
( Gold Medal )
3 Pinjari Khushboo Salim 2017-18 85.22% Third in the University
( Bronze Medal )
4 Wagh Gayatri Vijay 2018-19 77.10% First in the College
5 Marathe Jagruti Krishna 2019-20 92.05% First in the College
( Gold Medal )
6 Patel Falguni Anil 2020-21 94.55% First in the College
7. Result data of the assessment period:
Sr.
No.
Class
No. of students (passing percent)
TYBSc. M.Sc.
Appeared
students
Pass
students
%
passing
Appeared
students
Pass
students
%
passing
1 2016-17 25 21 84 20 14 70
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2 2017-18 22 14 63.63 30 17 56.66
3 2018-19 15 10 66.66 24 15 62.50
4 2019-20 25 25 100 23 23 100
5 2020-21 40 40 100 06 06 100
8. NET/SET/ IIT-JAM/ Govt. Exam and Other Examination
Qualified by Physics Student :
Sr. No.
Year of
Qualifying
Seat No. Name of Student
Examination
Qualified
NET/SET/ IIT-
JAM/ Govt. Exam
1 2016-17 788222 PatilAvinashGiridhar SET
2 2017-18 527951 Naik DhirsingVahrya NET
3
2017-18 177035
Deshmukh Masud
Mushtaq Ahamad
SET
4
2017-18 177033 Desarda Sachin Vijay SET
5
2019-20 800816 Baviskar Vijay Shivaji SET
6
2019-20 800965
Shailendra Ravindra
Patil
SET
7
2019-20 800900 Lohar Rina sunil
SET
8
2019-20 723737 Ingle Raju Shivaji
SET
9
2021-22 596712 Valvi Manisha Ramesh
SET
10
2019-20
PH209F282
Wakad eJayesh Bhatu IIT-JAM
11
2020-21 PH205F055 Arvind Anil Godse IIT-JAM
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9. Placement of Student :
Year
Name of student
placed and contact
details
Program
graduated
from Name of the employer with contact details
Pay package
at
appointment
(In INR per
annum)
2017-
18
Mahajan Sachin
Subhash
M Sc
Physics
Nagar haveli perfume and aromatics
216000
2017-
18
PatilAkshay
Rajendra
M Sc
Physics
IDFC FIRST BANK
600000
2017-
18
Niraj Bharat Patil B Sc
Physics
Surmountlab
144000
2017-
18
Vaishali
KrushnaPardeshi
M Sc
Physics
M.H S.S junior college shindhkheda
72000
2017-
18 Rajput Jaypalsing
Karansing
M Sc
Physics
Self employed (business)
250000
2018-
19 Rajput
KalyansingIndrasing
M Sc
Physics
Dr.V.V.RandheJr.College,ShirpurDist.Dhule
50,000
2020-
21
Gayake Anil Ramji
M. SC.
Physics SSAP Jr. College, Anva Dist. Jalna
960000
2020-
21 Chaudhari Raksha
Sanjay
M. SC.
Physics Writer information
520000
2020-
21
Jain Swapnil Rajmal
M. SC.
Physics Nim Ark, Shahada
380000
2021-
22
Vaibhav Sanjay
Patil (Mo.
No.9075330191)
MSc
Physics
Goodworker, Teleperformance, Vadodara 360,000
2021-
22
Chandrashekhar
Bhatu Desale
(Mo.
No.7666305195)
MSc
Physics
Goodworker, Teleperformance, Vadodara
360000
2021-
22
Bhaskar Shirsath
(Mo.
No.9623211159)
MSc
Physics
Goodworker, Teleperformance, Vadodara
360000
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10. List the distinguished alumni of the department of Physics :
Sr.
No.
Name of Student Present Post held
1 Kulkarni Harshad Mahendra Assistant Professor
2 Shinde Mahendra Devidas Assistant Professor
3 Ingale Raju Shivaji Assistant Professor
4 Kanhaiya Ganesh Assistant Professor
5 Patil Rupesh S Assistant Professor
6 Kulkarni Nirmal Mahendra Assistant manager, Ele.com. Pune
7 Suryawanshi Jitendra
Sahebrao
Assistant. Professor
8 Ansari Shakeel Mahmood Additional commissioner, Income
tax , Govt. of India
9 Shaikh Majid Ah. Sultan Assistant. Professor
10 Sayyed Shoiab Mo. Nasir Assistant. Professor
11 Rajput Kalpesh Bansilal Research Associate, TATA
Memorial, Mumbai
12 Patil Shailendra Ravindra Assistant. Professor
13 Dusane Chetana Gopal Section Officer, Mantralya, Govt.
Maharashtra
14 Bhamare Jayshree Shivram Research Associate
15 Khairnar Harshal Pramod Assistant. Professor
16 Patil Snehal Yashwant Assistant. Professor
17 Patil Avinash Girdhar Assistant. Professor
18 Sayyed Shoiab Mo. Nasir Assistant. Professor
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11. Research Activities: Major / Minor Projects :
Sr.
No.
Name of the Staff
member
Title of the Project Name of the
funding agency
Grant
Sanctioned
Ongoing/
Completed
1
Dr. R. S. Patil
No. F.23-262/2001[WRO] Dated
March 2001, (Completed)
Title of the Project: “Gel growth
and Characterization of
Ammonium Nickel
Sulfate Single Crystals.”
(Period: June 2001 to May
2003).
UGC-WRO
Pune
Rs.
32,000/-
completed
Dr. R. S. Patil
No. F.47-365/2004[WRO]
Dated 31-03-05, (Completed)
Title of the Project:
“Preparation and
Characterization of
Chemically
Deposited Nano crystalline
PbS and HgS thin
films.”(Period: June 2005 to
May 2007).
UGC-WRO
Pune
Rs.
63,000/-
completed
Dr. R. S. Patil
No. F.47-686/08[WRO] Dated
6-03-09, (Completed)
Title of the Project:
“Characterization of
Nano crystalline CuI and
Cu2O thin films Deposited
by Modified Chemical
Method.” (August 2009 to
August 2011).
UGC-WRO
Pune
Rs.
1,10,00/-
completed
2 Dr. I. J. Patil
No. F.47-695/08[WRO] Dated
06 March 2009(Completed)
Title of the Project: “Growth
from solution &
characterization of Glycine
Potassium Sulphate
[NH2CH2COOH-K2SO4]
Single [GPS] crystal.”
(Period: June 2009 to May 2011).
UGC-WRO
Pune
Rs.
1,10,00/-
Completed
3 Dr. J. B.
Chaudhari
Title: “Growth, Electrical &
Optical Properties of n-
CdSe/p- Cu2S
Hetero junction thin film
deposited by chemical route for
photovoltaic applications”.
VC RMS Rs.
70,000/-
completed
Total Rs.
3,85,000/-
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12. List of Ph.D students in the department :
Prof. Dr. R. S. Patil
( Research Guide )
Sr.
No.
Name of Student with
registration number and date of
registration
Ph.D /
M.Phil.
Thesis Title Status
01 Mr. Ahirrrao Prakash
Bansilal
DOR: 12-05-2008
Ph. D.
Studies on growth and
characterization of chemically
deposited CuI, Cu2O and CuSCN
thin films
Awarded
27-12-
2011
02
Mr. Shinde Mahendra
Samtaram
DOR: 23-01-2009
Ph. D. Studies on gas sensing properties of
chemically deposited Nano
crystalline Copper sulphide and Zinc
sulphide thin films
Awarded
08-04-
2013
03
Mr. Jadhav Uddhav
Magan.
DOR: 12-05-2008
Ph. D. Studies on chemical synthesis and
characterisation of
NanocrystallineCdS, Ag2S and CdS-
Ag2S thin films
Awarded
10-05-
2014
04
Mr. Kulkarni Anil N.
DOR: 22-02-2011
Ph. D. Synthesis of Bismuth and Antimony
Chalcogenides for solar cell
applications.
Awarded
13-02-
2016
During the assessment period
05 Mr. Sonawane Milind S.
DOR: 22-02-2011
Ph. D.
Studies on chemical synthesis and
characterisation of Cobalt sulphide
and Nickel sulphide thin films for
supercapacitor.
Awarded
17-05-
2016
06 Smt. Samanta Sapana
DOR: 20-01-2012
Ph. D.
Studies on synthesis and
Photoelectrochemicalcharacterisation
of chemically deposited
NanocrystallineCdX (X = S, Se and
Te) thin films.
Awarded
15-12-
2017
Studies on synthesis and Awarded
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07 Mr. Wagh Rahul A.
DOR: 06-05-2013
Ph. D. characterization of
nanocrystallineHgS and Ag2S thin
films onto Tio2 for PEC solar cell
08-03-
2019
08
Mr. Surywanshi Jitendra S.
DOR: 22-02-2011 Ph. D.
Studies on gas sensing properties of
chemically deposited Tin sulphide,
Tin selenide and Tin oxide thin films
Ongoing
09 Mr. Baviskar Vijay S.
DOR: 09-02-2015
Ph. D.
Synthesis and characterization of
Bismuth selenide and Copper
sulphide thin films onto TiO2 for PEC
Solar cell
Awarded
On 23-
04-2021
10 Mr. Wagh Snehal S.
DOR: 23-05-2018
Ph. D.
Studies and development of
Carbannano tube based composites
for photocatalysis application
Ongoing
11 Mr. Shinde Abhijit
DOR: 23-05-2018
Ph. D.
Synthesis And Characterization Of
CdSe And CdTeNanomaterials For
Semiconductor Sensitized Solar Cell
Ongoing
12 Mr. Padwal Sachin
DOR: 23-05-2018
Ph. D. Studies on Synthesis and
Characterization Silver Bismuth
Sulphide and Mercury Bismuth
Sulphide thin films onto wide band
gap n-type semiconductor for Solar
cell application
Ongoing
Prof. Dr. I. J. Patil
( Research Guide )
Sr.
No.
Name of Student with registration
number and date of registration
Ph.D /
M.Phil.
Thesis Title Status
01 Mrs. Patil Varsha Madhukar
DOR: 09-02-2015
Ph.
D.
Studies on growth and
characterisation of chemically
deposited CuI, Cu2O and CuSCN
thin films
Awarded
01-07-
2020
02 Mr Khan Arif Hanif
DOR: 09-02-2015
Ph.
D.
Studies on gas sensing properties
of chemically deposited Nano
crystalline Copper sulphide and
Zinc sulphide thin films
Ongoing
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03 Mr. Kulkarni Harshad Madukar
DOR: 23-05-2018
Ph.
D.
Studies on chemical synthesis and
14haracterization of Nanocrystalline
CdS, Ag2S and CdS-Ag2S thin films
Ongoing
04 Mr. Raju Shivaji Ingole
KBCNMU/11/Ph.D./Phy/826/2020
Ph. D “Fabrication, characterization and
Designing of cost effective thick and
thin film sensors for monitoring some
toxic industrial / environmental
/household gases”
Ongoing
05 Mr. Shaikh Majid Ahemad Sultan
KBCNMU/11/Ph.D./Phy /827/2020
Ph. D Fabrication And Characterization Of
Transition Metal Modified Zno And Tio2
Based Nanocrystalline Thin Film For
Detection Of Polluting Gases”
Ongoing
13. Publications by Faculty:
Sr.
No.
Name of Faculty
Publications in peer
reviewed journals
Books/ Chapters
in books Citations/ h -
index
i 10
index
1 Prof. Dr. R. S. Patil 17 09 594 16 19
2 Prof. Dr. I. J. Patil 06 04 109 6 4
3 Dr. P. P. Jagtap 06 04 72 4 2
4 Dr. J. B. Chaudhari 02 -- -- -- --
TOTAL 31 17 775 26 25
14. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops Organized/ attended:
Name of Faculty
Seminars/
Workshops/
Conferences
OC/ RC/ FDP
attended
Prof. Dr. R. S.
Patil
13 08 --
Prof. Dr. I. J. Patil 08 06 01
Dr. P. P. Jagtap 07 06 02
Dr. J. B.
Chaudhari
05 06 --
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15. Event /ProgrammesWorkshops/Seminars Organize By
Department of Physics :
> National Work Shop on NET / SET in Physical Sci.on 4-5 Jan. 2018.
> work shop on Syllabus framing of Physics at T. Y. BSc.On 25 Feb. 2017.
> National Work Shop on NET / SET In Physical Sci. NET/SET/GATE
workshops/Lectures Date 5-6 /2/2019.
> work shop on Syllabus framing of M.Sc -II Physics, Organized by
Department of Physics, PSGVPMs ASC College ShahadaOn 16th
July 2018.
> Organized a BalVigyanMela for TribalChildren at Govt. Ashram School,
Toranmalon 22nd
Sept. 2019.
> BalVigyanMela For Tribal Children , Jointly Organized by KBC North
Maharashtra University Under Cillage Based Area Development
Programme(CADP) and VigyanPrasar (VP) New and, PSGVPMs ASC
College ShahadaOn23- 24th
September 2019.
> On- line work shop on Syllabus framing of T.Y.B Sc Physics, On15- 16th
May2020
> National online Shop on Role of IQAC in AA Process. on 21st
May. 2020.
> Organize, New Hire Training On Personality Development and Placement
on5,6 and 7 FEB.2020 By Rubicon by India Pri. Ltd And Barclay Bank
on5,6 and 7 FEB.2020.
> IBPS Workshop ByQuality Classes on Banking Exam. On 10th
Feb. 2020
> Training and Placement by New Hire Training On Soft Skill and Personality
Development By Rubicon India Pri. Ltd and Barclay BANK on17,18and
19th
FEB.2020
> National online Shop on Role of IQAC in AA Process. Organized by Russ
,Maharashtra Govt. an PSGVPMs ASC CollegeShahadaon 21st
May. 2020.
> Organize admission of SC, ST Student and all Women Studentof Physics
And Chemistry subject for Research and higher studies in Centre for
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Materials for Electronics Technology, Pune Under Merit Y ( Govt. of India)
2020-21
> Admission of SC, ST Student(38) in Film Making and Editingof Mini Micro
scale Enterprises( MMSI) Govt. of Maharashtra 2020-21
> One day “Online Workshop on M.Sc. Physics Syllabus framing” organized
by Department of Physics P.S.G.V.P.Mandal’s Arts, Commerce and
Science College Shahada and Kavayitri Bahinabai Chaudhari North
Maharashtra University Jalgaon on 12th
May 2021.
16. Infrastructure of the Department: Physical Facilities:
Sr.
No.
Room/ laboratory/ classroom
Dimensions
( Feet )
Utilization for
1
Department of
Physics(Office)
40× 50
Departmental Library, Dark Room, Staff seating
Room, Storage of Electronic Materials and Dept.
Library.
2
Lab. I
(C.V. Raman Lab )
40×25 M.Sc. Practical’s (Part I and Part II )
3
Lab. II
( S.Chandrashekhar
Lab)
40×25 Research Lab,M.Sc. Practical’s (Part II)
4
Lab. III
(Dr. HomiBhabha Lab) 40× 50 T.Y Theory and TY Practical’s
5
Lab. IV
(JayantNaralikar Lab) 40×50 FY, SY. Practical’s
6
Lab. V
(MeghnadSaha Lab ) 40×25
FY, SY. Practical’s
7
Lab. VI
( S. N. Bose Lab) 40×25
FY, SY. Practical’s
8 Physical Laboratory 40× 30
Storage of Physics Equipment
17. Departmental Library Facilities:
Books, Journals etc : Books-108 and Journals:02
List of Journals in Departmental Library
Sr.
No
Name of Journal Publisher Annual
Subscription
Cost (Rs)
National/
International
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1 Bulletin of Material
Science
Indian academy of
Sciences and Sringer
Life Member
copy
International
2 IAPT Bulletin Indian association of
Physics Teachers
Life Member
copy
National
18. Computers and other peripherals:
Sr. No.
Item Description Number
1 Computers P4 & P3 03
2 Printers HP Laser Jet 1020 plus 01
3 Scanners Canon Lide-110 01
4 Laptop DEL 01
5 Modem/ Router D Link 01
6
Cylinders And
Regulators
Indane gas
04
7 Invertor with Battery Microtech /Panasonic 01
18. Special facilities of the Department.:
1) Extra guidance for NET/ SET
2) Research Laboratory for UG/ PG and Research Student
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19. Unique features of the Department :
1) MOU for Training to all stream students with Rubicon
Privt.Ltd. Sponsored By Barkla Bank
2) Research programme with the help of Centre for Materials for
Electronic Technology (CMET) Pune, government of India for
Physics, Electronics and Chemistry, SC, ST, and Girls Student.
3) Organize IT courses for all Stream and Inter disciplinary
activities through well known’s Training Organization.
4) New Hire Training/ Personality Development/ Employability
Skills for all students with the help of Training agencies.
5) Extra Guidance for Competitive Examinations, PBPS,NET/
SET/ JAM etc.
20. Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges
(SWOC) of the department:
Strengths:
1) Preparation of experimental kits with the help of Students
2) Seminars & Home assignments for S.Y. B. Sc and T.Y. B.Sc Students
3) Use of Models
4) Projects for T.Y. B. Sc and M.Sc. Students
5) Participation of Students of T.Y. B.Sc in Seminars/ Conferences/
Workshops
6) Preparation of NET/SET examination
7) Preparation of Competitive Examinations (MPSC/UPSC/ Banking etc.)
8) The Department of Physics has well qualified and dedicated faculty.
9) All the laboratories are as per the curriculum .
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10) Mechanism is available for direct mentoring of students by faculty,
interacting with students, and directing them to upgrade their skills
11)Excellent support from the College and the senior administration
12) Management with clear cut vision and leadership capabilities who
gives freedom and trusts employees ,
13)Effective and well-advanced IT labs and 100mbps internet facilities
capable of conducting online webinars and conferences.
Weaknesses:
1) Lack of Staff
2) Lack of Advance Research instruments
3) Entry Students from Tribal Area and pour in primary knowledge
4) Number of volumes and journals in the department library need to be increased.
5) The activities through Industry Institution Interaction Cell are to be improved
6) Soft skills and communication skills of students need to be improved.
7) Students are to be encouraged for paper presentation at various
National/International conferences, workshops and seminars.
8) Major fraction of students from poor background who find difficulty in enrolling
to skill enhancing courses.
9) Smaller number of industrial collaborations and field-based learning
opportunities.
Opportunities :
1.Scope for enhanced research work to be carried out in all related field of Physical
Sciences.
2.Possibility of becoming effective and individual entrepreneurs by enjoying the benefits
and encouragement given by the college
3. Scope for more employment potential and the development of interdisciplinary
projects useful for society.
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4.Increased funding from funding from DOE’s Office of Science
5. Increased awareness for physics as an integral part of future education
6. Contracting opportunities
7. More funding for multi- and inter-disciplinary projects
8. Increased support for Science and Mathematics education
9. Emerging priority to research and innovation.
10. More acceptances to offline/online education after pandemic
11. Scope for industry linkages in the form of CSR funding and research collaborations
12. MoU with industry partners and academic as well as research organizations.
13. Increased demand for higher education in society
14. Positive approach from state and central governments towards educational reforms
Challenges:
1. Global recession may hamper placement opportunities for students.
2. To come out from this challenge the desired course objectives and outcomes
are to be achieved satisfactorily.
3 .To frame and design an effective Curriculum, Teaching learning methodologies
that bridges the gap between Industry and Institution.
4. Development of advanced teaching & learning methodologies and evolution,
personal interaction by developing smart classrooms and mechanism for effective
evaluation.
5. Competition from colleges of urban area and other off campus universities in
Maharashtra.
6. College location is rural and accessibility to the industri is limited.
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7. Attracting highly qualified faculties in self-financing departments.
8. Research funding and other grants from Government sources.
9. Globalization of education through MOOCs from reputed universities.
10. Lack of enough industries in the surroundings for placement and internship.
21. Teaching and audio Visual Aids
(CD’s/DVD’s/Charts/Models/LCD Projector/ OHP/E-resources/
E-books/E-Journals) :
Sr. No. Teaching and audio Visual Aids Number
1 Charts 41
2 Models 10
3 CDs and DVDs 05
4 E books 10
5 LCD Projector 01
6 OHP 01
22.Departmental Academic Calendar 2022-23:
Month Schedule
June
• Reopening of College,
• Admission of F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y. B.Sc
• Result Analysis
• Workload distribution for First term and Verification
• Attendance sheet finalization of S.Y. and T.Y. B.Sc.
• Formation of practical batches of S.Y. and T.Y. B.Sc.
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• Commencement of regular lectures of F.Y .& S.Y. B. Sc
July
• Commencement regular theory &practicals of T.Y.B.Sc.
• Commencement of regular practicals for F.Y. and S.Y.B.Sc
August
• Counseling for M.Sc Part I admission, regular lectures for M. Sc Part
I and II
• Regular practicals for F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y. B.Sc.
• Internal examinations UG
September
• Regular practicals for M. Sc. Part I & II
• M. Sc Part II project allotment
• Internal examinations PG
October
• Examinations for F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y. B.Sc.
• Internal practical assessment of First Term
• Assessment of theory examination for F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y. B.Sc. and
marks submission.
• Declaration of internal marks of F.Y. S.Y., T.Y. B.Sc.
November
• Workload distribution for second term
• Midterm vacations begin
• M. Sc. Sem I and Sem III examination begins
December
• Regular theory and practicals begin for UG and PG courses
• Declaration of internal marks of F.Y. S.Y., T.Y. B.Sc.
January
• Declaration of UG and PG results( regular and backlog examination)
• ALCHEMY- a Departmental fest for one week
February
• Internal theory examination for F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y.B.Sc.
• Assessment of theory examination for F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y..B.Sc.and
marks submission.
• Completion of regular F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y.B.Sc.
• Remedial Coaching begins for F.Y. and S.Y.B.Sc.
March
• University practical examination for F.Y.,S.Y. and T.Y. B.Sc.M. Sc.
Part-II project completion
• Entry & submission of marks (Internal theory and practical’s of F.Y.,
S.Y. and T.Y.B.Sc. and external practical marks of S.Y. and
T.Y.B.Sc. submission to University.
• Farewell party for T.Y.B.Sc and M. Sc. Part II students
• Internal Theory examination of M.Sc part-I and Part- II
April • University practical examinations of M. Sc. Part II begins
• University theory examinations for M. Sc. Part I & II begins
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• Submission of practical marks M. Sc. Part I & II
May • M. Sc. Part I & II vacation begins after the final examination
June • Admissions of F.Y., S.Y. & T.Y. B.Sc and M. Sc. Part I & II
23. Admission Criteria for M. Sc. Course in Physics:
1 Eligibility B. Sc. with Physics as Principal Subject
2 No. of Seats 30
3
Admission
Procedure
Information Brochure to the M. Sc. Course will be available on
university website www.kbcnmu.ac.in after declaration of TYBSc
Physics results in June.
The admission shall be through centralized process by
K.B.C.N.M.U.
► Note: To fill online application form for centralized admission,
P.S.G.V.P.M’s
ASC College, Shahada is recognized as an authorized
Application
Receiving Centre (ARC).
♦ Rules for Admission (As per Information Brochure of University)
Distribution of Seats
• Candidates graduated from KBCNMU- 70 %
• Candidates graduated from other University- 10 %
• Seats to be allotted through Management Quota - 20 % of the total
intake
Industry Sponsored Seats :One seat for first 10 intake capacity subject
to
maximum two per course.
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24. Departmental Future Planes:
Sr. No. Activity
1
Organize courses with the help of ministry of MSME Government of
Maharashtra, institute for design of electrical measuring instrument for sc
and ST Students
2
Organize Courses with the help of Centre for Materials for Electronic
Technology (CMET) Pune government of India for Physics, Electronics and
Chemistry, SC, ST, and Girls Student.
3
• Encourage students to do more research-oriented works Organize
activities like, Value Added course, Certificate Course for Physics
Studies.
4
• Organize International & National Webinars, Conferences, and
Workshops for increasing Research interest among the students.
5
• Organize Physics and IT related courses and development of different
types of soft skills for placement with the help of Audip foundation.

Deprt. Profile._2022

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    PHYSICS DEPARTMENTAL PROFILE 2016-2021 PHYSICS Vision To establisha platform for the dissemination and creation the knowledge through teaching, Practical and research in Physics at various levels for Tribal Area and help to create a scientific society which encourages logical thinking. Mission ►To explore the functional & realistic aspects of the subjects. ►To provide practical exposure to industry. ►To foster employability skills. ►To inculcate zeal among students to go beyond the curriculum and develop innovative ideas. ►To build life skills through value-based education and service-oriented programs. RUSA BENEFICIARY& DBT STAR STATUS INSTITUTE P. S. G. V. P. MANDAL’S S. I. PATIL ARTS, G. B. PATEL SCIENCE AND S. T. K. V. SANGH COMMERCE COLLEGE, SHAHADA, DIST.: NANADURBAR
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    PHYSICS DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS ThePhysics department was established since the inception of the college in 1970.In its history of 50 years it has grown considerably with a vision to inculcate scientific temperament and futuristic thinking in students, by providing them with extensive and diverse knowledge in the Physical sciences, and to conduct cutting-edge research in the Physical sciences. Department of Physics of college is consistently ranked among the top 3 PGScience Colleges in periphery of KBC North Maharashtra University Jalgaon. The Department offers Under Graduate programmes which are innovatively designed and updated to keep pace with global trends in academics and industry. The Department emphasizes on experiential learning through various innovative methodologies which include industrial visits, seminars, workshops, guest lectures, exhibitions, mini projects for the holistic development of the students. Our laboratories also reflect the unique dichotomy of our curricula with general-purpose ones for core subjects and several specialized ones such as Special PG Lab, Research Lab., Physics and Optics Lab, Dark room for Optical experiment. Access to such laboratories is provided to students and faculty on all working days. The strengths of the Departments are its quality faculty, innovative and flexible curricula with their unique focus on post-graduate education and employability, state-of- the-art facilities with remarkably high and open transparent policies that foster a healthy student-faculty interaction. The department is located in an independent in large VangmayaBhavan building (Ground Floor) which houses of 06 spacious laboratories with one Departmental Library.
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    PHYSICS 1. Highlights ofthe Department : ►Courses from XI to Post Graduation .►Projects for Students at UG and PG level. ►Highly Qualified Staff.►Research Activities. ►Good Infrastructure►Physics Association Activities. ►Innovative Practical demonstrations.►Alumni Activity and Lectures. ►State of art Teaching Aids.►Study tour. 2. Details of the Programmes Offered by the Department : Sr. No. Programme level Name of the programme / Course Duration Entry Qualification Medium of Instruction 1 UG B. Sc. Physics 3 years H S C or Equivalent English 2 PG M. Sc. Physics 2 years B. Sc. Physics English 3 Certificate Course Electronic& Instrumentation ( Repairing and Maintenance ) 1 year H S C or Equivalent English 4 Ph. D. (Physical Science) 3 years M. Sc. Physics English Research in thin film, Solid State Physics , Nano Materials, Crystal Growth, Material Science , Nanotechnology and nonmaterial synthesis, Phase transformation and Characterization, Electrochemical photovoltaic cell, Semiconductor sensitized solar cell, Nano sensors, Super capacitors, Chemical bath deposition and SILAR deposition.
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    PHYSICS 3. Departmental Staff: Post Sanctioned and filled Professor 02 Associate Professor 00 Assistant Professor 02 (1 upto 31 may 2019) Supporting CHB 03 Contractual 02 4. Name and Information of the Teachers of Physics Department: Sr. No . Name of Teacher Residential address Mobile no., Phone No, e-mail Research Experience Date of appointment and total experience (U.G. and P.G.) Recent Photo 1 M.Sc., M.Phil. Ph.D. Principal 21, Ganesh Nagar, Shahada Dist. Nandurbar 425409 9421530100 02565-224250 rspatil_shahada @yahoo.co.in, rspatil_physics @yahoo.co.in ► Eight students awarded Ph. D. ►Three Students are working for Ph. D. .in Thin Film, Solar cell, Sensors etc. 17.09.1985and appointed As Principal on 10.08.2016 UG: 35 Years, PG: 25 years. 2 M.Sc., Ph. D. Head Of Dept. 4,Tirthrup, Kashima Nagar, Near Patel S.T.D. Shahada Dist. Nandurbar 425409 9423194812 ijpatil.shahada @gmail.com ►One student awarded Ph. D. ►Three Students are working for Ph. D .in Cristal Growth, Material Science Thin Film,etc. 02.01.2006 UG: 17 Years PG: 10 Years Qua lific atio n Desi gnat ion Prof. Dr. R. S. Patil Prof. Dr. Dr. I. J. Patil
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    PHYSICS 3 M.Sc., M.Phil. Ph.D. Assistant Professor 44, NRI Villas,Malo ni, Shahada Dist. Nandurbar 425409 9970961755 p22jagtap@gm ail.com, p22jagtap@redi ffmail.com ► Research area Material Science 24.07.2009 UG: 14 Years PG: 10 Years 4 M.Sc., Ph. D. Assistant Professor 67, Vidyavihar Colony, Mohide Tr. Haveli. Tal. Shahada.Dis t. Nandurbar4 25409 9860629472 jbc2k7@yahoo. co.in ► Two Research Projects completed on UGC-MRP VCRMS 06.12.2010 UG:8Years PG: 8 Years 5 M.Sc. SET Assistant Professor ( CHB ) 12, Parimal Colony, Shahada, Dist. Nandurbar 9096461697 patilavi0810@g mail.com -- UG:7Years PG: 7 Years 6 M.Sc. NET Assistant Professor ( CHB ) Ganesh Nagar, Lonkheda, Tal Shahda, Dist. Nnadurbar. 9579504010 Bothrajayshri16 42809@gmail.c om -- UG:4 Years PG: 4 Years 7 M.Sc. SET Assistant Professor ( CHB ) A/P Mundalwad, Tal: Dhadgaon, Dist. Nandurbar 9421254484 Valvimanisha56 @gmail.com -- -- 8 Assistant Professor (Contractu al) At post BamkhdaT. T, Tal. Shahada, Dist. Nandurbar 9075606063 Jotsanachadhari 091192@gmail. com -- UG: 5 Years PG: 5 Years 9 Msc. Assistant Professor (Contractu al) Ganesh Nagar, A/P: Lonkheda Tal. Shahada. Dist. Mob.No. 9960062151 Email Add. vir99600@gmai l.com -- UG: 3 Years PG: 3 Years Dr. J. B. Chaudha ri Dr. P. P. Jagtap Mr. A. G. Patil Mrs. J. V. Bothra Mr. V. S. Girase Miss. M .R. Valvi Miss. J. A. Chaudhari
  • 6.
    PHYSICS Nandurbar4 25409 10 Shri. Sudam Rajaram Sonawane S.S.C Peon A/P: Lonkheda Tal. Shahada. Dist. Nandurbar4 25409 GaneshNagar 31.12.2003 11 Shri. Arvind Darbarsing Pawar Peon Shahada. Dist. Nandurbar4 25409 9850226050 5. Faculty in Academic bodies of University: Dr. R. S. Patil ♦ Acting Dean of Science, KBC North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon ♦Member of Management Council, KBC North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon. ♦. Member of Senate, KBC North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon ♦Member, Board of Examination and Evaluation, KBC NMU Jalgaon. ♦Member, Board of Research KBC NMU Jalgaon. ♦Member,IQAC, KBC North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon Dr. I. J. Patil ♦BOS Member, physics. ♦Chairman, University Exam paper setter for M. Sc. ♦Chairman, University Exam paper setter for S. Y. B. Sc. ♦ Chairman, Practical Exam. Committee (M. Sc – I and M. Sc – II) Dr. P. P. Jagtap ♦Chairman, University Exam paper setter for T. Y. B. Sc. ♦Member, University Exam paper setter for T. Y. B. Sc. & M. Sc.
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    PHYSICS Dr. J. B.Chaudhari ♦Member, University Exam paper setter for S. Y. B. Sc. & M. Sc. 6. Meritorious Student : T. Y. B.Sc. Sr. No. Name of Students Year % of Marks/ CGPA Rank 1 Shinde Gaurav Jagannath 2016-17 CGPA 9.50/10 First in the College 2 Marathe Jagruti Krishna 2017-18 89.05% First in the College 3 Patel Falguni Anil 2018-19 90.48% First in the College 4 Patil Vaibhav Prakash 2019-20 93.46% First in the College 5 Jain Sakshi Umesh 2020-21 91.92% First in the College M.Sc. Sr. No. Name of Students Year % of Marks/ CGPA Rank 1 Lohar Rina Sunil 2016-17 CGPA 5.5/10 First in the College 2 Deshmukh Masud Mushtaq Ahmed 2017-18 89.67% First in the University ( Gold Medal ) 3 Pinjari Khushboo Salim 2017-18 85.22% Third in the University ( Bronze Medal ) 4 Wagh Gayatri Vijay 2018-19 77.10% First in the College 5 Marathe Jagruti Krishna 2019-20 92.05% First in the College ( Gold Medal ) 6 Patel Falguni Anil 2020-21 94.55% First in the College 7. Result data of the assessment period: Sr. No. Class No. of students (passing percent) TYBSc. M.Sc. Appeared students Pass students % passing Appeared students Pass students % passing 1 2016-17 25 21 84 20 14 70
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    PHYSICS 2 2017-18 2214 63.63 30 17 56.66 3 2018-19 15 10 66.66 24 15 62.50 4 2019-20 25 25 100 23 23 100 5 2020-21 40 40 100 06 06 100 8. NET/SET/ IIT-JAM/ Govt. Exam and Other Examination Qualified by Physics Student : Sr. No. Year of Qualifying Seat No. Name of Student Examination Qualified NET/SET/ IIT- JAM/ Govt. Exam 1 2016-17 788222 PatilAvinashGiridhar SET 2 2017-18 527951 Naik DhirsingVahrya NET 3 2017-18 177035 Deshmukh Masud Mushtaq Ahamad SET 4 2017-18 177033 Desarda Sachin Vijay SET 5 2019-20 800816 Baviskar Vijay Shivaji SET 6 2019-20 800965 Shailendra Ravindra Patil SET 7 2019-20 800900 Lohar Rina sunil SET 8 2019-20 723737 Ingle Raju Shivaji SET 9 2021-22 596712 Valvi Manisha Ramesh SET 10 2019-20 PH209F282 Wakad eJayesh Bhatu IIT-JAM 11 2020-21 PH205F055 Arvind Anil Godse IIT-JAM
  • 9.
    PHYSICS 9. Placement ofStudent : Year Name of student placed and contact details Program graduated from Name of the employer with contact details Pay package at appointment (In INR per annum) 2017- 18 Mahajan Sachin Subhash M Sc Physics Nagar haveli perfume and aromatics 216000 2017- 18 PatilAkshay Rajendra M Sc Physics IDFC FIRST BANK 600000 2017- 18 Niraj Bharat Patil B Sc Physics Surmountlab 144000 2017- 18 Vaishali KrushnaPardeshi M Sc Physics M.H S.S junior college shindhkheda 72000 2017- 18 Rajput Jaypalsing Karansing M Sc Physics Self employed (business) 250000 2018- 19 Rajput KalyansingIndrasing M Sc Physics Dr.V.V.RandheJr.College,ShirpurDist.Dhule 50,000 2020- 21 Gayake Anil Ramji M. SC. Physics SSAP Jr. College, Anva Dist. Jalna 960000 2020- 21 Chaudhari Raksha Sanjay M. SC. Physics Writer information 520000 2020- 21 Jain Swapnil Rajmal M. SC. Physics Nim Ark, Shahada 380000 2021- 22 Vaibhav Sanjay Patil (Mo. No.9075330191) MSc Physics Goodworker, Teleperformance, Vadodara 360,000 2021- 22 Chandrashekhar Bhatu Desale (Mo. No.7666305195) MSc Physics Goodworker, Teleperformance, Vadodara 360000 2021- 22 Bhaskar Shirsath (Mo. No.9623211159) MSc Physics Goodworker, Teleperformance, Vadodara 360000
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    PHYSICS 10. List thedistinguished alumni of the department of Physics : Sr. No. Name of Student Present Post held 1 Kulkarni Harshad Mahendra Assistant Professor 2 Shinde Mahendra Devidas Assistant Professor 3 Ingale Raju Shivaji Assistant Professor 4 Kanhaiya Ganesh Assistant Professor 5 Patil Rupesh S Assistant Professor 6 Kulkarni Nirmal Mahendra Assistant manager, Ele.com. Pune 7 Suryawanshi Jitendra Sahebrao Assistant. Professor 8 Ansari Shakeel Mahmood Additional commissioner, Income tax , Govt. of India 9 Shaikh Majid Ah. Sultan Assistant. Professor 10 Sayyed Shoiab Mo. Nasir Assistant. Professor 11 Rajput Kalpesh Bansilal Research Associate, TATA Memorial, Mumbai 12 Patil Shailendra Ravindra Assistant. Professor 13 Dusane Chetana Gopal Section Officer, Mantralya, Govt. Maharashtra 14 Bhamare Jayshree Shivram Research Associate 15 Khairnar Harshal Pramod Assistant. Professor 16 Patil Snehal Yashwant Assistant. Professor 17 Patil Avinash Girdhar Assistant. Professor 18 Sayyed Shoiab Mo. Nasir Assistant. Professor
  • 11.
    PHYSICS 11. Research Activities:Major / Minor Projects : Sr. No. Name of the Staff member Title of the Project Name of the funding agency Grant Sanctioned Ongoing/ Completed 1 Dr. R. S. Patil No. F.23-262/2001[WRO] Dated March 2001, (Completed) Title of the Project: “Gel growth and Characterization of Ammonium Nickel Sulfate Single Crystals.” (Period: June 2001 to May 2003). UGC-WRO Pune Rs. 32,000/- completed Dr. R. S. Patil No. F.47-365/2004[WRO] Dated 31-03-05, (Completed) Title of the Project: “Preparation and Characterization of Chemically Deposited Nano crystalline PbS and HgS thin films.”(Period: June 2005 to May 2007). UGC-WRO Pune Rs. 63,000/- completed Dr. R. S. Patil No. F.47-686/08[WRO] Dated 6-03-09, (Completed) Title of the Project: “Characterization of Nano crystalline CuI and Cu2O thin films Deposited by Modified Chemical Method.” (August 2009 to August 2011). UGC-WRO Pune Rs. 1,10,00/- completed 2 Dr. I. J. Patil No. F.47-695/08[WRO] Dated 06 March 2009(Completed) Title of the Project: “Growth from solution & characterization of Glycine Potassium Sulphate [NH2CH2COOH-K2SO4] Single [GPS] crystal.” (Period: June 2009 to May 2011). UGC-WRO Pune Rs. 1,10,00/- Completed 3 Dr. J. B. Chaudhari Title: “Growth, Electrical & Optical Properties of n- CdSe/p- Cu2S Hetero junction thin film deposited by chemical route for photovoltaic applications”. VC RMS Rs. 70,000/- completed Total Rs. 3,85,000/-
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    PHYSICS 12. List ofPh.D students in the department : Prof. Dr. R. S. Patil ( Research Guide ) Sr. No. Name of Student with registration number and date of registration Ph.D / M.Phil. Thesis Title Status 01 Mr. Ahirrrao Prakash Bansilal DOR: 12-05-2008 Ph. D. Studies on growth and characterization of chemically deposited CuI, Cu2O and CuSCN thin films Awarded 27-12- 2011 02 Mr. Shinde Mahendra Samtaram DOR: 23-01-2009 Ph. D. Studies on gas sensing properties of chemically deposited Nano crystalline Copper sulphide and Zinc sulphide thin films Awarded 08-04- 2013 03 Mr. Jadhav Uddhav Magan. DOR: 12-05-2008 Ph. D. Studies on chemical synthesis and characterisation of NanocrystallineCdS, Ag2S and CdS- Ag2S thin films Awarded 10-05- 2014 04 Mr. Kulkarni Anil N. DOR: 22-02-2011 Ph. D. Synthesis of Bismuth and Antimony Chalcogenides for solar cell applications. Awarded 13-02- 2016 During the assessment period 05 Mr. Sonawane Milind S. DOR: 22-02-2011 Ph. D. Studies on chemical synthesis and characterisation of Cobalt sulphide and Nickel sulphide thin films for supercapacitor. Awarded 17-05- 2016 06 Smt. Samanta Sapana DOR: 20-01-2012 Ph. D. Studies on synthesis and Photoelectrochemicalcharacterisation of chemically deposited NanocrystallineCdX (X = S, Se and Te) thin films. Awarded 15-12- 2017 Studies on synthesis and Awarded
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    PHYSICS 07 Mr. WaghRahul A. DOR: 06-05-2013 Ph. D. characterization of nanocrystallineHgS and Ag2S thin films onto Tio2 for PEC solar cell 08-03- 2019 08 Mr. Surywanshi Jitendra S. DOR: 22-02-2011 Ph. D. Studies on gas sensing properties of chemically deposited Tin sulphide, Tin selenide and Tin oxide thin films Ongoing 09 Mr. Baviskar Vijay S. DOR: 09-02-2015 Ph. D. Synthesis and characterization of Bismuth selenide and Copper sulphide thin films onto TiO2 for PEC Solar cell Awarded On 23- 04-2021 10 Mr. Wagh Snehal S. DOR: 23-05-2018 Ph. D. Studies and development of Carbannano tube based composites for photocatalysis application Ongoing 11 Mr. Shinde Abhijit DOR: 23-05-2018 Ph. D. Synthesis And Characterization Of CdSe And CdTeNanomaterials For Semiconductor Sensitized Solar Cell Ongoing 12 Mr. Padwal Sachin DOR: 23-05-2018 Ph. D. Studies on Synthesis and Characterization Silver Bismuth Sulphide and Mercury Bismuth Sulphide thin films onto wide band gap n-type semiconductor for Solar cell application Ongoing Prof. Dr. I. J. Patil ( Research Guide ) Sr. No. Name of Student with registration number and date of registration Ph.D / M.Phil. Thesis Title Status 01 Mrs. Patil Varsha Madhukar DOR: 09-02-2015 Ph. D. Studies on growth and characterisation of chemically deposited CuI, Cu2O and CuSCN thin films Awarded 01-07- 2020 02 Mr Khan Arif Hanif DOR: 09-02-2015 Ph. D. Studies on gas sensing properties of chemically deposited Nano crystalline Copper sulphide and Zinc sulphide thin films Ongoing
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    PHYSICS 03 Mr. KulkarniHarshad Madukar DOR: 23-05-2018 Ph. D. Studies on chemical synthesis and 14haracterization of Nanocrystalline CdS, Ag2S and CdS-Ag2S thin films Ongoing 04 Mr. Raju Shivaji Ingole KBCNMU/11/Ph.D./Phy/826/2020 Ph. D “Fabrication, characterization and Designing of cost effective thick and thin film sensors for monitoring some toxic industrial / environmental /household gases” Ongoing 05 Mr. Shaikh Majid Ahemad Sultan KBCNMU/11/Ph.D./Phy /827/2020 Ph. D Fabrication And Characterization Of Transition Metal Modified Zno And Tio2 Based Nanocrystalline Thin Film For Detection Of Polluting Gases” Ongoing 13. Publications by Faculty: Sr. No. Name of Faculty Publications in peer reviewed journals Books/ Chapters in books Citations/ h - index i 10 index 1 Prof. Dr. R. S. Patil 17 09 594 16 19 2 Prof. Dr. I. J. Patil 06 04 109 6 4 3 Dr. P. P. Jagtap 06 04 72 4 2 4 Dr. J. B. Chaudhari 02 -- -- -- -- TOTAL 31 17 775 26 25 14. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops Organized/ attended: Name of Faculty Seminars/ Workshops/ Conferences OC/ RC/ FDP attended Prof. Dr. R. S. Patil 13 08 -- Prof. Dr. I. J. Patil 08 06 01 Dr. P. P. Jagtap 07 06 02 Dr. J. B. Chaudhari 05 06 --
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    PHYSICS 15. Event /ProgrammesWorkshops/SeminarsOrganize By Department of Physics : > National Work Shop on NET / SET in Physical Sci.on 4-5 Jan. 2018. > work shop on Syllabus framing of Physics at T. Y. BSc.On 25 Feb. 2017. > National Work Shop on NET / SET In Physical Sci. NET/SET/GATE workshops/Lectures Date 5-6 /2/2019. > work shop on Syllabus framing of M.Sc -II Physics, Organized by Department of Physics, PSGVPMs ASC College ShahadaOn 16th July 2018. > Organized a BalVigyanMela for TribalChildren at Govt. Ashram School, Toranmalon 22nd Sept. 2019. > BalVigyanMela For Tribal Children , Jointly Organized by KBC North Maharashtra University Under Cillage Based Area Development Programme(CADP) and VigyanPrasar (VP) New and, PSGVPMs ASC College ShahadaOn23- 24th September 2019. > On- line work shop on Syllabus framing of T.Y.B Sc Physics, On15- 16th May2020 > National online Shop on Role of IQAC in AA Process. on 21st May. 2020. > Organize, New Hire Training On Personality Development and Placement on5,6 and 7 FEB.2020 By Rubicon by India Pri. Ltd And Barclay Bank on5,6 and 7 FEB.2020. > IBPS Workshop ByQuality Classes on Banking Exam. On 10th Feb. 2020 > Training and Placement by New Hire Training On Soft Skill and Personality Development By Rubicon India Pri. Ltd and Barclay BANK on17,18and 19th FEB.2020 > National online Shop on Role of IQAC in AA Process. Organized by Russ ,Maharashtra Govt. an PSGVPMs ASC CollegeShahadaon 21st May. 2020. > Organize admission of SC, ST Student and all Women Studentof Physics And Chemistry subject for Research and higher studies in Centre for
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    PHYSICS Materials for ElectronicsTechnology, Pune Under Merit Y ( Govt. of India) 2020-21 > Admission of SC, ST Student(38) in Film Making and Editingof Mini Micro scale Enterprises( MMSI) Govt. of Maharashtra 2020-21 > One day “Online Workshop on M.Sc. Physics Syllabus framing” organized by Department of Physics P.S.G.V.P.Mandal’s Arts, Commerce and Science College Shahada and Kavayitri Bahinabai Chaudhari North Maharashtra University Jalgaon on 12th May 2021. 16. Infrastructure of the Department: Physical Facilities: Sr. No. Room/ laboratory/ classroom Dimensions ( Feet ) Utilization for 1 Department of Physics(Office) 40× 50 Departmental Library, Dark Room, Staff seating Room, Storage of Electronic Materials and Dept. Library. 2 Lab. I (C.V. Raman Lab ) 40×25 M.Sc. Practical’s (Part I and Part II ) 3 Lab. II ( S.Chandrashekhar Lab) 40×25 Research Lab,M.Sc. Practical’s (Part II) 4 Lab. III (Dr. HomiBhabha Lab) 40× 50 T.Y Theory and TY Practical’s 5 Lab. IV (JayantNaralikar Lab) 40×50 FY, SY. Practical’s 6 Lab. V (MeghnadSaha Lab ) 40×25 FY, SY. Practical’s 7 Lab. VI ( S. N. Bose Lab) 40×25 FY, SY. Practical’s 8 Physical Laboratory 40× 30 Storage of Physics Equipment 17. Departmental Library Facilities: Books, Journals etc : Books-108 and Journals:02 List of Journals in Departmental Library Sr. No Name of Journal Publisher Annual Subscription Cost (Rs) National/ International
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    PHYSICS 1 Bulletin ofMaterial Science Indian academy of Sciences and Sringer Life Member copy International 2 IAPT Bulletin Indian association of Physics Teachers Life Member copy National 18. Computers and other peripherals: Sr. No. Item Description Number 1 Computers P4 & P3 03 2 Printers HP Laser Jet 1020 plus 01 3 Scanners Canon Lide-110 01 4 Laptop DEL 01 5 Modem/ Router D Link 01 6 Cylinders And Regulators Indane gas 04 7 Invertor with Battery Microtech /Panasonic 01 18. Special facilities of the Department.: 1) Extra guidance for NET/ SET 2) Research Laboratory for UG/ PG and Research Student
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    PHYSICS 19. Unique featuresof the Department : 1) MOU for Training to all stream students with Rubicon Privt.Ltd. Sponsored By Barkla Bank 2) Research programme with the help of Centre for Materials for Electronic Technology (CMET) Pune, government of India for Physics, Electronics and Chemistry, SC, ST, and Girls Student. 3) Organize IT courses for all Stream and Inter disciplinary activities through well known’s Training Organization. 4) New Hire Training/ Personality Development/ Employability Skills for all students with the help of Training agencies. 5) Extra Guidance for Competitive Examinations, PBPS,NET/ SET/ JAM etc. 20. Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges (SWOC) of the department: Strengths: 1) Preparation of experimental kits with the help of Students 2) Seminars & Home assignments for S.Y. B. Sc and T.Y. B.Sc Students 3) Use of Models 4) Projects for T.Y. B. Sc and M.Sc. Students 5) Participation of Students of T.Y. B.Sc in Seminars/ Conferences/ Workshops 6) Preparation of NET/SET examination 7) Preparation of Competitive Examinations (MPSC/UPSC/ Banking etc.) 8) The Department of Physics has well qualified and dedicated faculty. 9) All the laboratories are as per the curriculum .
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    PHYSICS 10) Mechanism isavailable for direct mentoring of students by faculty, interacting with students, and directing them to upgrade their skills 11)Excellent support from the College and the senior administration 12) Management with clear cut vision and leadership capabilities who gives freedom and trusts employees , 13)Effective and well-advanced IT labs and 100mbps internet facilities capable of conducting online webinars and conferences. Weaknesses: 1) Lack of Staff 2) Lack of Advance Research instruments 3) Entry Students from Tribal Area and pour in primary knowledge 4) Number of volumes and journals in the department library need to be increased. 5) The activities through Industry Institution Interaction Cell are to be improved 6) Soft skills and communication skills of students need to be improved. 7) Students are to be encouraged for paper presentation at various National/International conferences, workshops and seminars. 8) Major fraction of students from poor background who find difficulty in enrolling to skill enhancing courses. 9) Smaller number of industrial collaborations and field-based learning opportunities. Opportunities : 1.Scope for enhanced research work to be carried out in all related field of Physical Sciences. 2.Possibility of becoming effective and individual entrepreneurs by enjoying the benefits and encouragement given by the college 3. Scope for more employment potential and the development of interdisciplinary projects useful for society.
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    PHYSICS 4.Increased funding fromfunding from DOE’s Office of Science 5. Increased awareness for physics as an integral part of future education 6. Contracting opportunities 7. More funding for multi- and inter-disciplinary projects 8. Increased support for Science and Mathematics education 9. Emerging priority to research and innovation. 10. More acceptances to offline/online education after pandemic 11. Scope for industry linkages in the form of CSR funding and research collaborations 12. MoU with industry partners and academic as well as research organizations. 13. Increased demand for higher education in society 14. Positive approach from state and central governments towards educational reforms Challenges: 1. Global recession may hamper placement opportunities for students. 2. To come out from this challenge the desired course objectives and outcomes are to be achieved satisfactorily. 3 .To frame and design an effective Curriculum, Teaching learning methodologies that bridges the gap between Industry and Institution. 4. Development of advanced teaching & learning methodologies and evolution, personal interaction by developing smart classrooms and mechanism for effective evaluation. 5. Competition from colleges of urban area and other off campus universities in Maharashtra. 6. College location is rural and accessibility to the industri is limited.
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    PHYSICS 7. Attracting highlyqualified faculties in self-financing departments. 8. Research funding and other grants from Government sources. 9. Globalization of education through MOOCs from reputed universities. 10. Lack of enough industries in the surroundings for placement and internship. 21. Teaching and audio Visual Aids (CD’s/DVD’s/Charts/Models/LCD Projector/ OHP/E-resources/ E-books/E-Journals) : Sr. No. Teaching and audio Visual Aids Number 1 Charts 41 2 Models 10 3 CDs and DVDs 05 4 E books 10 5 LCD Projector 01 6 OHP 01 22.Departmental Academic Calendar 2022-23: Month Schedule June • Reopening of College, • Admission of F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y. B.Sc • Result Analysis • Workload distribution for First term and Verification • Attendance sheet finalization of S.Y. and T.Y. B.Sc. • Formation of practical batches of S.Y. and T.Y. B.Sc.
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    PHYSICS • Commencement ofregular lectures of F.Y .& S.Y. B. Sc July • Commencement regular theory &practicals of T.Y.B.Sc. • Commencement of regular practicals for F.Y. and S.Y.B.Sc August • Counseling for M.Sc Part I admission, regular lectures for M. Sc Part I and II • Regular practicals for F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y. B.Sc. • Internal examinations UG September • Regular practicals for M. Sc. Part I & II • M. Sc Part II project allotment • Internal examinations PG October • Examinations for F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y. B.Sc. • Internal practical assessment of First Term • Assessment of theory examination for F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y. B.Sc. and marks submission. • Declaration of internal marks of F.Y. S.Y., T.Y. B.Sc. November • Workload distribution for second term • Midterm vacations begin • M. Sc. Sem I and Sem III examination begins December • Regular theory and practicals begin for UG and PG courses • Declaration of internal marks of F.Y. S.Y., T.Y. B.Sc. January • Declaration of UG and PG results( regular and backlog examination) • ALCHEMY- a Departmental fest for one week February • Internal theory examination for F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y.B.Sc. • Assessment of theory examination for F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y..B.Sc.and marks submission. • Completion of regular F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y.B.Sc. • Remedial Coaching begins for F.Y. and S.Y.B.Sc. March • University practical examination for F.Y.,S.Y. and T.Y. B.Sc.M. Sc. Part-II project completion • Entry & submission of marks (Internal theory and practical’s of F.Y., S.Y. and T.Y.B.Sc. and external practical marks of S.Y. and T.Y.B.Sc. submission to University. • Farewell party for T.Y.B.Sc and M. Sc. Part II students • Internal Theory examination of M.Sc part-I and Part- II April • University practical examinations of M. Sc. Part II begins • University theory examinations for M. Sc. Part I & II begins
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    PHYSICS • Submission ofpractical marks M. Sc. Part I & II May • M. Sc. Part I & II vacation begins after the final examination June • Admissions of F.Y., S.Y. & T.Y. B.Sc and M. Sc. Part I & II 23. Admission Criteria for M. Sc. Course in Physics: 1 Eligibility B. Sc. with Physics as Principal Subject 2 No. of Seats 30 3 Admission Procedure Information Brochure to the M. Sc. Course will be available on university website www.kbcnmu.ac.in after declaration of TYBSc Physics results in June. The admission shall be through centralized process by K.B.C.N.M.U. ► Note: To fill online application form for centralized admission, P.S.G.V.P.M’s ASC College, Shahada is recognized as an authorized Application Receiving Centre (ARC). ♦ Rules for Admission (As per Information Brochure of University) Distribution of Seats • Candidates graduated from KBCNMU- 70 % • Candidates graduated from other University- 10 % • Seats to be allotted through Management Quota - 20 % of the total intake Industry Sponsored Seats :One seat for first 10 intake capacity subject to maximum two per course.
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    PHYSICS 24. Departmental FuturePlanes: Sr. No. Activity 1 Organize courses with the help of ministry of MSME Government of Maharashtra, institute for design of electrical measuring instrument for sc and ST Students 2 Organize Courses with the help of Centre for Materials for Electronic Technology (CMET) Pune government of India for Physics, Electronics and Chemistry, SC, ST, and Girls Student. 3 • Encourage students to do more research-oriented works Organize activities like, Value Added course, Certificate Course for Physics Studies. 4 • Organize International & National Webinars, Conferences, and Workshops for increasing Research interest among the students. 5 • Organize Physics and IT related courses and development of different types of soft skills for placement with the help of Audip foundation.