2. To provide a benchmark international platform in the field of
bioinformatics to promote initiatives in:
Vocational education and training, undergraduate and post-
graduate education, and lifelong learning
Advanced research
Knowledge and technology transfer
Industrial competitiveness
Mission-To accelerate progress in life and health sciences by
promoting scientific initiatives that:
Challenge our understanding of bioinformatic fundamentals through
integrated approaches
Allow progress in developing a common framework for the effective
and responsible exchange of biological and clinical data
Promote translational genomic research within clinical treatment and
the agrifood industry
Emphasize the value of exchanging information and of using
biological and related data
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3. B.Sc. –Bioinformatics (as a one subject )
Subject Combination:
Bioinformatics-Zoology-Chemistry
Bioinformatics-Pharmaceutical Chemistry-
Zoology
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5. Course Coordinator:
Dr . Shobha Shouche-
COVID-19 upsurge and cause of second wave in Ujjain district M.P..India Published in
international jounal of interdisiplinary cycle research. Volume13 issue 6 , ISSN:0022-
1945, June 2021. [Impact Factor- 6.2] UGC care Approved Group- II journal.
Outbreak of Deadly COVID-19 Second Wave in Rising Temperature in India and its
Complications After RecoveryPublished in international jounal of interdisiplinary
educational research Volume10issue 5(1) , ISSN:2277-7881, may 2021. [Impact Factor-
6.2].
Comparative Analysis about the Changes in Physical Parameters during Ecofriendly
Degradation of Floral Wastes via Composting and Vermicomposting and their effect on
Capsicum frustecensPublished ininternational jounalScience, Technology and
Development Journal, Volume 10, issue 5(1) , ISSN:2277-7881, may 2021. [Impact
Factor- 6.2]..
Impact of Climate Change: An Analysis of Transmission and Pattern of Infection of
COVID-19 Pandemic with the Change o Weather with Special Reference to Ujjain District
(M.P.), India International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Volume 10, issue 4 ,
ISSN:2319-7064, April 2021.
The effective tool to convert flowral waste into the black gold: The
Vermicompost Research Review International journal , Volume 6, issue 2 , ISSN:2455-
3085, Feb 2021. [Impact Factor- 5.16].
Assessment of microflora from fresh vermicompost derived from eco friendly
degradation of floral waste Journal of interdisciplinary of cycle research
, Volume XIII, issue 3 , ISSN:0022-1945, march 2021. [Impact Factor- 6.2].
A survey of Covid-19 : the pattern of corona pandemic in ujjain district (M.P) indian
before and after deepawali festival PARIPEX: Indian journal of research, Volume 10, issue
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6. Insilico study of 5 alpha-reductase(5-AR)active site prediction and interaction with
supernatural compound ll International journal for Environmental Rehabilitation
and Conservation, Volume 11issue 11(sp2) , ISSN:0975-6272, sept. 2020. [Impact
Factor- 4.25].
Effect of tempratures on the grouth of floral west degrading fungai Published in
fungal terrytory ISSN: 2019.. [Impact Factor- 4.62].
Potential of Actinomycetes as Bioremediating And Biocontrolling Agents. Published
in Paripex -Indian journal of Research,Volume8 , ISSN:2250-1991,Issue1 Jan
2019. [Impact Factor- 6.76]
Distribution and composition of butterfly species of the soya been plant campus
,Ujjain M.P. Published in International journal of Advanced Research in Biological
Sciences, ISSN:2348-8069 Volume5,Issue4 May 4 2018. [Impact Factor- 4.6]
Diversity and richness of butterfly from Government Madhav Science College Ujjain
M.P. India Published in Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies , Volume 6,
Issue 2, Feb 4, 2018. [Impact Factor- 2.83]
Prevalence and Antimicrobial susceptibility of nasal carriage of Staphylococcus
aurous in anganwaries children in Ujjain (M.P.) Published in European journal of
Biomedical and pharmaceutical sciences volume 5 ,issue 2 Feb 2018. [ Impact
Factor: 4.39]
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7. Article –Bioinformatics and Horticulture Published in Horticulture international journal
volume2 ,issue1, Jan22 2018
Computer aided drug design: A paradigm shift to rational drug design (a case study of
alzheimers drug interpirdine failure), Published in International Journal of Engineering
technologies and management research, 4 (12 SE), 13-18.
Molecular screening of some antiviral compounds against four viral diseases
H1N1,chikungunya,Ebola and Dengue Published in International journal of researches in
Biosciences ,Agriculture and Technology volume5 ISSN NO.2347-517X,special issue(2)
july 2017..
A Proteomic analysis of haemolymph of Philosamia ricini during temperature and food
stress published in IOSR Journal of Biotechnology and Biochemistry. June 2017.
Comparative study of soil mixed vermicompost and cattle dunk on the growth
parameters of Tritucum astivam(wheat) Faciolus mungo(urad) published in American
research journal of Agriculture. Vol.3, issue 1,ISSN (online):2378-9018. June 2017.
Role of certain Biochemical in maintenance of Osmotic balance in Philosamia ricini
during Starvation Published in International Journal for Environmental Rehabilitation and
conservation Vol. 7 No.2016 (81-85) Dec.2016.
Changes in biochemical composition in the haemolymph of fifth instar larvae of
Philosamia ricini during thermal stress. Published Int. J. of current research and review.
Vol. 8 (Issue 20) Oct 2016.
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8. Impact of starvation on worms and ionic composition of hemolymph of Philosamia
ricini published in Biolife Vol. IV (2) pp 382-385 June2016.
Thermal stress induced ionic changes in Philosamia ricini with spl ref to fifth
instant larva IOSR J. of pharmacy & biological science ISSN 2278-3008, P-ISSN
2319-7676 Vol 11 issue 3 Ver 1(May-Jun 2016).
Photonics technology, Application and its economic impact published in Int. J. of
Advances in sciences and technology Vol. 10 Issue No. 21, Feb. 2016, Issn 2230-
9659.
A checklist of Butterflies from Vikram vatika Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh An
International journal of Biology and life sciences.ISSN:2320-4257 VOL.4 10 Jan.
2016. Global Science Publication.[ Impact Factor: 4.175]
Construction and Analysis of Myopathy and Parkinson disease protein network
Published in international journal of current research and review vol.7 24 Dec.
2015. [ Impact Factor: 4.016]
Butterfly Fauna in Four sites of Ujjain city madhay Pradesh, India Published in
International Journal of Biological Research and development(IJBRD) ISSN(P):2250-
0022:ISSN(E): Vol.5,Issue 2,Dec 2015,1-4.
Social problems and environment published in international journal of research –
Granthalaya ISSN(o) 2350-0530 ISSN(P) 2394-3629 Vol. 3issue 9 September 2015.
(Impact Factor 2.035).
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9. Comparative Alignment of Ribosomal Sequence of the Floral
Waste Degrading Fungi: A Way to Establish the Evolutionary
Correlation Published in International Journal of Research Studies
in Biosciences (IJRSB) Volume 3, Issue 5, May 2015, PP 171-178
,ISSN 2349-0357 (Print) & ISSN 2349-0365 (Online). [ Impact
Factor: 2.991]
Importance of Bioinformatics In BioSciences Published in Kshipra
Research Journal Vol.I(2) Sept. 2015,ISSN 2395-5333.
Fungal Identification method by rDNA sequence analysis:
Molecular approach to revel the role of microbial community in
vermin composting IOSR Journal of Biotechnology and
Biochemistry Volume 1, Issue2, March- April 2015.
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10. Molecular Docking Studies of SHC1 Protein: A Drug Target to Treat Obesity
Published in IOSR Journal of Pharmacy and Biological Sciences e-ISSN: 2278-3008,
p-ISSN: 2319-7676. Volume 9, Issue 6 Ver. III (Nov -Dec. 2014), PP 63-68.
[Impact Factor: 1.138]
Identification of Targetable Virulence Factor and Drug Screening For Bacterial
Pneumonia in IOSR JPBS Published in IOSR Journal of Pharmacy and Biological
Sciences Volume 10 Issue1, Version 3, 1 Jan. Feb 2015. [Impact Factor: 1.138]
Importance of Bioinformatics In BioSciences Published in Kshipra Research Journal
Vol.I(2) Sept. 2015,ISSN 2395-5333.
Photonics technology, Application and its economic impact published in Int. J. of
Advances in sciences and technology Vol. 10 IssueMolecular screening of some
antiviral compounds against four viral diseases H1N1,chikungunya,Ebola and
Dengue Published in International journal of researches in Biosciences ,Agriculture
and Technology volume5 ISSN NO.2347-517X,special issue(2) july 2017.
In silico study of 5-alpha –reductase (5-AR) active site prediction and interaction
with supernatural compoundII Published in International jounal for environmental
rehabitation and conservation ISSN:0975-6272 XI (SP2):329-335 . 15 Aug 2020.
[Impact Factor: 4.2]
No. 21, Feb. 2016, Issn 2230-9659.
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11. Molecular screening of some antiviral compounds against four viral
diseases H1N1,chikungunya,Ebola and Dengue Published in
International journal of researches in Biosciences ,Agriculture and
Technology volume5 ISSN NO.2347-517X,special issue(2) july 2017
In silico study of 5-alpha –reductase (5-AR) active site prediction
and interaction with supernatural compound II Published in
International jounal for environmental rehabitation and conservation
ISSN:0975-6272 XI (SP2):329-335 . 15 Aug 2020. [Impact Factor:
4.2]
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12. Our department took participate as a team (Dr.
Shobha Shouche, Mr. Ravikant Yadav and Mr.
Pradeep Saini) in Drug discovery hackathon 2020
innovate for new drug which is a joint initiative of
AICTE, CSIR and supported by Office of principal
scientific advisor, Govt. of India, NIC and Mygov
and got certificate of participation.
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13. 1.1-Curriculum planning and implementation:
Department of bioinformatics running from 2008 with three-year
Graduation course B.Sc. Bioinformatics with the support of
department of zoology, and at current session 2020-21 department
have 156 students. In every year (IstIIndand IIIrd) student’s studies two
paper of related subject of bioinformatics which is part of
curriculum designed by Government of higher education Bhopal. A
minor project is also part of Curriculum in Third year of course.
1.2-Academic Flexibility:-
This college provide academic flexibility to students in the form of
choosing subject combination wise which provide a great freedom to
students according to their interest. At current bioinformatics can be
choose by the students in form od two combination. One is
Bioinformatics-zoology-chemistry and second is bioinformatics-
pharmaceutical chemistry-zoology.
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14. 1.3-Curriculum Enrichment:-
As current scenario great research demands involvement of
latest technique in field of research. B.Sc. Bioinformatics is
affiliated by Vikram University and before 2017 syllabus of three
year curriculum designed by Vikram university but from 2017 to
till now Bioinformatics syllabus designed by Government higher
education which is uniformly following by entire Madhya Pradesh
colleges.
1.4-Feedback system:
Our department following a state forward feedback system which
helps us to improv our department facilities and requirements.
This type of feedback system can be online or in the form of
parent teacher meetings face to face.
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15. 2.1- Student enrolment and profile:
We followsa open and fair admission system which follow entire admission policy
and reservation policy designed by Madhya Pradesh government. Entire admission
process based on the merit list designed by the Madhya Pradesh higher education
admission cell on the bases on high secondary percentage as well as reservation
policy.
2.1-Catering to student diversity:
Every year after the completion of admission process our college organize a open
induction program, the main aim of this induction program is to provide
information to students related to schemes and supporting cells running by the
government as well as college.
College also provide remedials classed for students for there better performance
and learning.
2.2-Teaching learning process:
We follow a academic plan provided by the Vikram university, which provide
academic calendar time to time for internal examination, Practical examination as
well as yearly and semester examination.
We are following yearly system in which July month assume as the new session
and approximately mid-April assumes to be final examination month.
We also arrange a special lecture for the students which delivers by the invited
experts.
We have in-silico laboratory for the students in which 13 powerful system placed
with 100mbps internet speed, which helps students for their practical work as well
help them toconnect with entire world.
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16. College follow strict and open schemes for appointment of
new faculty staff which follow all rules designed by
government of higher education as well as college.
We have two guest faculty in bioinformatics department which
have master degree in bioinformatics and have more than 5
year teaching experience.
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17. Name Qualification Designation Specialization Experience
(in year)
Mr. Ravikant Yadav M.Sc. Guest Faculty Drug designing,
Molecular dynamics
08
Mr. Pradeep Saini M.Sc. SLET Guest Faculty Drug Designing,
Molecular
modelling, peptide
synthesis
05
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18. 2.4-Evaluation process and reforms:
For fair evaluation process a written examination time table, rule policy released
by the affiliated university and examination conducted by the college. Before the
examination all important information related to examination like time table can
be access by the students on the university website. All material are provide to
students at their examination centres.
2.5-Student performance and learning outcome:
Our college provide time to time test process for evaluation of students and helps
us to identify the students where they are lack behind. For their better
performance and growth extra classes are provided by college.
2.6-Student satisfaction survey:
At department level we do not follow any student satisfaction survey but college
apply a common student satisfaction survey by the various platform like as google
form.
3.1-Resource mobilization for research:
Our college have common research committee which deals collaboration with
Vikram university.In bioinformatics department on graduation level curriculum
have a minor project for B.Sc. III year students in which we provide a good
research environment for students by which they can use this knowledge for their
higher studies.
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19. 3.2 Innovation Ecosystem:
For minor research project we force students to complete their project form
department, we try to provide best research environment and try to solve all their
problems. In additional if they require any support department always take a lead
step for it.
3.3 Research publication and awards:-
Apart from teaching we are always involve in research for find out novel solution
for various problem and every year we try to publish our work in good research
journals. research paper of last few years:
Importance of Bioinformatics In BioSciences Published in Kshipra Research Journal
Vol.I(2) Sept. 2015,ISSN 2395-5333.
Photonics technology, Application and its economic impact published in Int. J. of
Advances in sciences and technology Vol. 10 Issue No. 21, Feb. 2016, Issn 2230-
9659.
Molecular screening of some antiviral compounds against four viral diseases
H1N1,chikungunya,Ebola and Dengue Published in International journal of
researches in Biosciences ,Agriculture and Technology volume5 ISSN NO.2347-
517X,special issue(2) july 2017
In silico study of 5-alpha –reductase (5-AR) active site prediction and interaction
with supernatural compoundIIPublished in International jounal for environmental
rehabitation and conservation ISSN:0975-6272 XI (SP2):329-335 . 15 Aug 2020
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20. 4 Extension activity:
At college level as well as department level we runs many
programs which helps us to sensitize students their
responsibility towards society, colleges as well as family. For
growth of their personality and thinking colleges also runs may
lectures under personality development cell.
Apart form this college also have NCC, NSS which helps students
to take part in extension activity.
3.5 Collaboration:
Department have collaboration with many institute like Govt.
College kaytha, Dept. of Microbiology vikram university, Forensic
lab sagar , junior college mahoba U.P. In research activity.
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21. Physical facilities:
Bioinformatics is separate department have a classroom hall, a computer
lab and a office staff rooms with all desired facilities, computer lab is
well equipped with projector as well as all desired things.
Currently we have well developed infrastructure and providing facilities
to more than 150 students.
4.2 Library as a learning resource:
We have 460 books for providing resource to students, this library
covers entire syllabus or B.Sc. curriculum as well as helps students for
high level knowledge. Students can get these books for colleges hours
as well as can be issued. Apart form library we are also providing
support of online library like Nlist, NDL etc.
4.3 IT infrastructure:
Department have a well-equipped laboratory having 13 computer
system as well as BSNL fibernet connection less with 100mbps internet
speed and full wifi department.
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22. Make Specificati
ons
Operating
System
Software Installed
LISCENSED
WI-FI
Enabled
Hp Compaq dx
2480
Intel core2 due Window 7Linsence 00426-OEM8992662-00010 NO
Hp Compaq dx
2480
Intel core2 due Window 7Linsence 000426-OEM899262-00497 NO
Hp Compaq 8000 Intel core2 due Window 7 Linsence
00426-OEM-8992662-00497
NO
Hp Compaq 8000 Intel core2 due Window 7 Linsence 00426-OEM-8992662-00527 NO
Hp-120 Desktop Intel i3 Window 8 Linsence
000268-50092-37791AA
NO
Hp-120 Desktop Intel i3 Window 7 Linsence
00426-OEM8992662-00010
NO
Hp Compaq 8000 Intel core2 due Window 7 Linsence
00426-OEM8992662-00006
NO
Hp Compaq 8100 Intel i3 Window 10 Linsence
00261-50000-00000-AA602
NO
Hp Compaq 8100 Intel i3 Window 10 Linsence
00326-30000-00001-AA210
NO
Hp Desktop Intel i3 Window 10 Window 10
Linsence-00327-60000-00000-AA130
Yes
Hp Desktop Intel i3 Window 10 Linsence-00327-60000-00000-AA258 Yes
Hp- 202 Intel core i3 Window 8 Linsence- 00268-50094-92954-AAOEM NO
Hp- 202 Intel core i3 Window 8 Window 8 NO
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23. Broad Band: - Yes
Service Provider- BSNL
Speed – 100 Mbps
Wi fi Routers- Yes
Service Provider- BSNL
Speed-74mbps
4.4 Maintenance of campus infrastructure:
Time to time college provided funds for maintaining the infrastructure of
department which robust the facilities.
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24. 5.1 Students support:
Department have student support and mentoring system in which each student is
directly contact with faculty staff, we try to provide all possible helps as much as
can be.
College also have a common carries counselling cell which time to time organize
arrange lectures for students for their carrier and jobs.
At every year our college also arranges a carries mela in which many companies
recruit students from our college.
5.2 Student progression:
At every year our pass out students placed in jobs and many goes for the
preparation of higher education. We assess it my maintaining the record of placed
students which have completed their graduation
5.3 Students participation and activities:
College provides facilities for the sport activities so each studenthaveget
opportunities to take participation and many students reach at state and national
level.
Every year college publish a book name pragya, in which each student can publish
their written article, poem.
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26. 6.1 Institutional vision and leadership:
We are witnessing the new era of biology and medicine, where today we find that
for every problem and aim do not provide us same time for solution so that at
current we need new computation technique which can be implement in biology
for reducing the time limit. We know involvement of bioinformatics in biomedical
research lead to understand detailed study of thousands of genes, their
expression, interaction and also for targeting the function which may be help in
therapeutics.
6.2 Strategy Development and deployment:
In this college B.Sc. Bioinformatics are being run for fulfilment of aim which
provide a platform to students specially biology stream to grow up and develop
their brain to take a step in their higher education and research. Those students
who pass out will have many options for higher study like M.Sc. and Ph.D. as well
as job opportunities in various fields. At level of higher education many
specializations can be peruse like data mining, genomic architecture, metabolic
computing and genomics circuits. These various specializations open new job
opportunities in Indian as well as abroad.
6.3 Faculty Empowerment strategies:
From initiation our department always try to development by the different type of
programs like faculty development program.
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27. 6.4 Financial management and resource mobilization:
Our college follow a common financial management system
which is common among departments, for management and
financial demand fulfilled by the that authorized body. After
every 5 year college go through a financial audit.
6.5 Internal quality assurance system (IQAS):
At every 5 year college go through a assessment which is done
by the NAAC last assessment was on 2015. All the naac related
work like quality improvement, system mechanism control,
demand and supply, how to increase student growth, policy for
the administrative and academic departments all entire work
done and measure by internal quality assurance system.
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28. 7.1 Institutional values and social responsibility:
college playing very important role for sensitizing students to their moral
responsibility as well as encouraging them to take participate in social services
like tree plantation, joining yoga classes, energy saving habit.
In the field of green and energy conservation our institute also have a committee
for green audit which helps us to implement good habits towards saving energy
and conserve the green environment.
7.2 Best practices:
We provide a healthy environment where students learns what is their social
responsibilities toward college, family, society and nature. Our aim to motivate
them towards protect the nature, plantation, energy saving habits and take
participation in different activity which grow them as a social and responsible
person.
Software development is a central part of bioinformatics, spanning the gamut of
activities including data transformation, scripting, workflows, statistical analysis,
data visualization, and the implementation of core analytical algorithms. However,
despite the critical and far-reaching nature of this work, there is a high degree of
variability in the quality of bioinformatics software tools being developed,
reflecting a broader trend across all scientific disciplines.
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29. Bioinformatics tools and resources but also to understand their
underlying fundamental theoretical and practical concepts. Providing
bioinformatics training to empower life scientists to handle and analyse
their data efficiently, and progress their research, is a challenge across
the globe. Delivering good training goes beyond traditional lectures and
resource-centric demos, using interactivity, problem-solving exercises
and cooperative learning to substantially enhance training quality and
learning outcomes.
7.3 Institutional Distinctiveness:
Our aim is to mould and empower students in the pursuit of knowledge,
values and social responsibility and help them achieve excellence in
various fields, thereby also preparing them to face global challenges.
The Institution as never lack behind in Inspiring the students in the
pursuit of knowledge, values, and social responsibility. The Institute has
established its distinctive approach towards this comprehensive Vision
by modelling it in the form of service to the society, by means of
certificate courses or by allowing the students to organize events to
develop their skills, multidisciplinary project development,
Entrepreneurship development, Ethical and Human value development.
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