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10 March 2023
Government Engineering College, Gandhinagar 1 of 75
Institution
Development Plan
Government Engineering College,
Gandhinagar

10 March 2023
Institute Vision
To be a premier engineering institution,
imparting quality education for
innovative solutions relevant to
society and environment.

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Institute Mission
1. To develop human potential to its fullest extent so that intellectual and
innovative engineers can emerge in a wide range of professions.
2. To advance knowledge and educate students in engineering and other
areas of scholarship that will best serve the nation and the world in future.
3. To produce quality engineers, entrepreneurs and leaders to meet the
present and future needs of society as well as environment.

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Outline
5. GOALS
6. GLOBAL GOALS
12. STRATEGIC PROGRAMS/ GOALS
13. DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES
14. METRICS & TARGETS
16. GAP ANALYSIS / SWOT analysis

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5. GOALS
5.1 Maximize participation in NPTEL MOOC courses for student and faculties.
• The Goal of enabling students to obtain MOOC certificates is to make students employable in the industry or pursue
a suitable higher education programme.
• The Goal of enabling faculties to join MOOC courses is to update skills and knowledge which help in bridging gap
between industry and institute.
5.2 Maximum number of elective courses will be offered
• By offering elective subjects, Institute want to develop echo system for interdisciplinary work. Students can select
the subjects of interest form the given options.
5.3 All department will be NBA accredited
• At present one department is NBA accredited and other departments will follow once the SFR ratio criteria is
fulfilled.
5.4 Placement improvement
• Industry institute interaction enhances student’s interpersonal skills. Industry institute interactions go beyond
academics and it is excellent exposure for students to attain a practical perspective of the world of work.
• Employability of students can be improved by arranging finishing schools, workshops, skill based training. Student
career counselling by experts can improve placement activity.

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6. GLOBAL GOALS
6.1Awareness about environment sustainability
Environmental awareness is a fundamental issue that needs to be addressed.
However, to make an impact, we must be aware of the problems and solutions. We will
start with what we are doing wrong and move toward what needs to be done to
improve our environment.
6.2 More number of students for further study at renowned national &
international institute.
For a great career of students, it is necessary to get a global exposure. It is possible by
further study at institute where research and industry problem solving activities are
part of study.

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12. STRATEGIC PROGRAMS/ GOALS
12.1 Supporting the overall academic success of students
12.2 Increasing overall graduation rates
12.3 Increasing overall retention rates
12.4 Creating opportunities to gain knowledge, skills, and credentials in high demand fields
12.5 Identifying new sources of funding for university activities
12.6 Enhancing the institute's regional and national reputation
12.7 Improving communication with key stakeholders
12.8 Increasing the retention rates of underrepresented students ?
12.9 Enhancing institutional network capacity
12.10 Improving alumni engagement
12.11 Fostering greater engagement with the local community
12.12 Continuous Process for Campus Planning and Development
12.13 Building Environmentally Sustainable Campus Facilities (Exercise equipment ?)

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13. DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES
13.1 Pedagogical Excellence
1 Enhance pedagogical sessions in all departments
2 Enhancing student skills by skill based workshop
3 Encourage students for participation in conference
13.2 Academic Administration
1 Enhancing online student related activities in the benefit of students
2 Strengthening the qualities of student related facilities at institute
13.3 Employment
1 More number of carrier guidance seminar & lectures
2 Online test practices
3 Enhancing finishing school activities
13.4 Improving the NBA accreditation status
At present one department is NBA accredited and other departments will follow once the SFR ratio criteria is fulfilled.

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Sr.
No.
Indicator(s) Present Rating
Target Rating
( after 5 years ) remark
1 GOVERNANCE QUALITY INDEX -
% of Faculty Positions vacant
10.00 0
DTE:119/132,
AICTE:_____
% of Non-teaching staff to teaching
Staff
8.00 25
10/119
Total no of under graduation programs 9 9
Total no of post graduate programs 2 2
Total no of doctoral programs 0 2
Faculty appointment - turn around/
cycle time in months
NA
?
Delay in payment of monthly salary
payment of faculty
ON time
Maintain on time salary
payment of faculties

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2 ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE INDEX - Remarks
Delay in exam conduction and declaration of
results *
Applicable to
University
Plagiarism Check * University Software GTU Software
Accreditation 1 ( Metallurgy Dept) 6
Teacher Student ratio 01:22 01:20 student 2650, faculty=119
% of Visiting professors * NA NA
% of students passing out with 60% or more marks
96.01 98
CGPA_BE=602/627
% of graduates employed by convocation 23.92 40 TPO:2022 passout (149/623)
% Number of students receiving awards at National
and International level
4.53 10
120 as per ppt
% Of expenditure on Library, cyber library, and
laboratories per year
0.069974555 10
total=2358 Lakh, 2021-22:1.65 Lakh
% Of faculty covered under pedagogical Training 20 40
% Of faculty involved in “further education” 38.66 50 46/119
Dropout rate
? Such data not available due to GTU
policy: Any student can join later
No foreign collaborations 0 1
Subscription to INFLIBNET NO ? Information and Library Network

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3 EQUITY INITIATIVE INDEX - Remarks
SC Student% 0.37 ?
ST Student% 0.27 ?
Gender Parity 0.3 (girls/boys) ?
Existence of CASH (Committee
Against Sexual Harassment )
YES YES
Existence of Social Protection Cell YES YES
Language assistance programs for
weak Students
YES YES finishing school

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4 RESEARCH AND INNOVATION INDEX
Per-faculty publications 2.7 3.5 321 publications,119 faculty
Cumulative Impact Factor of publication 3.85 5
H Index of scholars 1.38 2.50
% Of staff involved as principal researcher ? ? Phd guide
% Of research projects fully or more than 50% funded
by external agencies, industries, etc.,
2.52
Total no of patents granted 3 5
% Of faculty receiving national/ international awards 0 1
% of research income ? 5% 21.5+3.7+2.1 Lakh, Total income?
Doctoral degrees awarded per academic Staff 37/119 ? University /institute
% Doctoral degrees in the total number of degrees
awarded
31.09
? University /institute
% Expenditure on research and related Facilities 0 ? SIIP
Digitization of master’s and Doctoral thesis NA NA
UPE/CPE
UPE: NA,
CPE: NO
NO
Universities with Potential for Excellence”
(UPE) , “Colleges with Potential for
Excellence” (CPE)
% Of Income generated from non- grant Sources ? ? GUJCOST Grant

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5 STUDENT FACILITIES - Remarks
No of new professional development Programs ? 03 New corses
Existence of Placement Cells and Placement
Plan
Yes
More
strengthning
% Of expenditure on infrastructure
maintenance and addition
20% 25%
Availability of hostel per out-station female
student
0.5 ?
female=360,hostel capacity(180)
Availability of hostel per out-station male
student
0.23 ?
male=1240,Hostel capacity(282)
Student Experience Surveys
Yes
More
strengthning at the end of every semester
6 Infrastructure and Others -
%Income generated from training courses NIL ?
% Income generated from consulting NIL ?
Computer coverage
Full campus
More
strengthning ?
Internet connectivity of Campus
Internet, WI-FI
campus
More
strengthning

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SWOT analysis of institute:
Strength:
1) Well qualified, Trained, Motivated, dynamic, enthusiastic
faculties
2) Close proximity to industries and R & D organizations
3) Good infrastructure with Wi-Fi and internet facility
4) Well defined administrative polices
5) Meritorious student enrolment
Weakness
1) Shortage of supporting staff
2) Faculty transfer
3) Financial power of institute authority
4) Non-academic duties assign to faculties
Opportunities
1) Strengthening industry-institute partnership
2) Student start up innovation policy
3) Interdisciplinary research
4) Alumni support for institute growth
Challenges
1) Placement opportunities
2) Less publicity in area of excellence, value and quality
3) Nearby private engineering institutes/ universities

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16.1 Self-Assessment for Need Analysis
 Continues meeting of faculty at department level & principal level for need analysis.
16.2 Financial Reports
16.3 Goals
16.4 Detailed description of Goals
16.5 Year-wise Activity Plan (description of milestones and activities)
16.6 Institutional Project Budget
16.16 Overall Institutional Performance Targets
16.8 Implementation Plan
16.9 Measures to ensure Sustainability
16.10 Bridging the Resource Gap
 Collaboration with external institution and resource person to bridge the resource gap
 More number of industrial visit will be planned to bridge the resource gap

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Government Engineering College
Sector-28, Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India 382028
gec-gnagar-dte@gujarat.gov.in| (+91) 079 232 15965
https://www.gecg28.ac.in
Thank You

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Institute Achievements - Faculty Level
Name of Faculty
Grant received
(Rs. In lacs)
Title
Funding
Agency
Dr. Vijay P. Dave 21.5
Detection of Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy
Using Perception of Vibration Mechanism
and its Electrophysiological Study
GUJCOST, GoG
Prof. N.M.Bankar 3.7
Design and Implementation of
Reconfigurable Digital Filter Banks for
spectrum sensing in Cognitive Radio (CR)”
GUJCOST, GoG
Prof. D.G. Sharma 2.1
Development of AA5083 Surface Hybrid
Composites by Friction Stir Processing
STEM, DTE

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Institute Achievements - Faculty Level
Name of Faculty Year Title Patent
Prof.I.B.Dave &
Prof.Minal Dani
2018
Manufacturing of paver blocks from waste plastic
and other waste
Filed
Prof. M.R.
Khandhediya
2018 Hand Assistive device for deaf and dumb people Guided
Prof. C.P.Shah 2019
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
analysing device
Filed
Prof D.V. Mahant
2019
Enclosed Gas Fired Furnace System Combined With
Degassing System(UTILITY)
Filed and
Published
2019 Furnace Combined With Degassing System (DESIGN) Filed
Prof. S. S. Modasiya 2020
Novel Antenna Design with Dual Slot and Ring
Structure for Navigational Applications
Filed and
Published

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Institute Achievements - Student Level
Name of Student Achievements
Ramya Nair
performed dance at world heritage UNESCO to celebrate Ahmedabad being
world heritage city in the event “UNESCO world heritage and UNESCO
volunteers: ELIXIR Foundation” from 2-12-2018 to 11-12-2018.
Patel Nirek
second rank in Khel Mahakumbh, Gandhinagar organized on 10-12-2018
in Karate event (Category: 50-54 Kg) & won silver medal with Rs. 7000/-
cash prize.
GECG Boys
Cricket team
winner in the GTU Zonal Cricket Championship in the year 2019-20.
GECG Boys
Badminton team
winner in the GTU Zonal Badminton Championship in the year 2019-20.

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Sonal Bhut, Manali
Rathod And
Shivangi Tiwari
awarded with Certificate of Excellence, Top Ranker-2018 under Shri
Dewang Mehta IT Awards in 2018.
Niraj M. Dasa published a book ‘The Girl At Bar’, Blue Rose Publication in 2019.
Jinay Patel
winner at zonal level in volleyball 2019-2020 and participated at national
level.
GECG Girls
Volleyball Team
winner in the GTU Zonal Volleyball Championship in the year 2019-20.
Rathva Priti And
Madhu Kumari
runners-up for Kabaddi (girls) in inter-zonal competition 2019-2020 and
selected to play at National Level.

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Sinch Asha
Gold Medal for standing 1st in ME Biomedical Engineering 2019 at
University level.
Vora Siddhi
University level.
Jarecha Dipa
University level.
Smita Misra
Gold Medal for standing 1st in ME Computer Engineering 2021 at University
level.
Manan Patel
won Gold Medal for standing 1st in Metallurgy Engineering 2021 at
University level.

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• GECG students have received 15 prizes in different categories (2018-2020)
Event Year Date & Year
Events and
location
No. of
participants
Achievements
GTU ZONAL 2018 Jan 2018 FOOTBALL(BOYS) 16 RUNNERS-UP
GTU ZONAL 2018 Jan 2018 VOLLEYBALL(BOYS) 12
WINNER (1 PLAYER GONE FOR NATIONALS NAME IS
BANSAL DEVANSH)
GTU ZONAL 2018 Oct-Nov 2018 FOOTBALL(BOYS) 12 RUNNERS-UP
GTU ZONAL 2018 Oct-Nov 2018 VOLLEYBALL(GIRLS) 12 RUNNERS-UP
DAIICT, INTER COLLEGE 2018 Oct-Nov 2018 VOLLEYBALL(BOYS) 12 RUNNERS-UP
GTU ZONAL 2019 Oct-Nov 2019 VOLLEYBALL(BOYS) 12
WINNER (1 PLAYER GONE FOR NATIONALS NAME IS
JINAY PATEL)
GTU ZONAL 2019 Oct-Nov 2019 VOLLEYBALL(GIRLS) 12 WINNER
GTU ZONAL 2019 Oct-Nov 2019 KABADDI(GIRLS) 12 RUNNERS-UP
GTU INTER-ZONAL 2019 Oct-Nov 2019 KABADDI(GIRLS) 12
RUNNERS-UP (TWO PLAYER ARE GONE FOR
NATIONALS NAME ARE RATHVA PRITI AND MADHU
KUMARI)
GTU ZONAL 2019 Oct-Nov 2019 CRICKET(BOYS) 14 WINNER
GTU ZONAL 2019 Oct-Nov 2019 BADMINTON(BOY) 1 WINNER
Xitij -2019 organized at S R Patel
Engineering College, Unjha
2019 6-7 September 2019 Debate 2
Swayam Prabha Mishra and Vidhyasagar R Ojha
won first prize in debate competition
Xitij -2019 organized at S R Patel
Engineering College, Unjha
2019 6-7 September 2019 Elocution 1
Swayam Prabha Mishra won prize in elocution
competition.
PDPU, INTER COLLEGE 2020 Feb 2020 KABADDI(GIRLS) 12 WINNER
PDPU, INTER COLLEGE 2020 Feb 2020 YOGA(BOY) 1 WINNER

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Awards & Achievements
Tejash J. Prajapati got GTU –Award of
Best NSS Student Volunteer for 2017-
2018 (Boys) at GTU
Shri. Om Prakash Kohli (Governor of
Gujarat) had given trophy for Blood
Donation camps at Indian Red Cross,
Ahmedabad.

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Hostels
Boys Hostel
Girls Hostel
DETAILS BOYS’ HOSTEL GIRLS’ HOSTEL
Number of Rooms 94 60
Capacity 282 180
Hostel Facilities
•RO WATER
•READING LIBRARY
•TELEVISION
•SOLAR WATER HEATER
•INDOOR SPORTS ROOM

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Expenditure Details (Rs. In Lacs)
Sr No Items 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21
1 Infrastructure Built-Up 86.30 278.68 407.34
2 Library 2.51 0.93 -
3 Laboratory Equipment 41.53 9.48 0.34
4 Laboratory Consumables 0.48 1.13 0.065
5 Teaching And Non-Teaching Staff Salary 1129.96 1289.60 1538.74
6 Maintenance And Spares 3.17 3.01 3.01
7 R&D 3.01 29.52 7.26
8 Training And Travel 0.88 1.03 0.64
9
Miscellaneous Expenses (Security, Housekeeping,
Contractual Servants, Visiting Faculty)
132.51 124.48 120.50
10
Others (Electricity Bill, Telephone Bill, Office Exp., Amc
For Ac & Printer, And Other Like Rusa, Dic,Ssip
50.47 66.00 43.69
TOTAL 1450.82 1803.87 2121.59

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Vision and Mission

10 March 2023
Institute Vision
To be a premier engineering institution,
imparting quality education for
innovative solutions relevant to
society and environment.

10 March 2023
Institute Mission
1. To develop human potential to its fullest extent so that intellectual and
innovative engineers can emerge in a wide range of professions.
2. To advance knowledge and educate students in engineering and other
areas of scholarship that will best serve the nation and the world in future.
3. To produce quality engineers, entrepreneurs and leaders to meet the
present and future needs of society as well as environment.

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