Smt. H C Patel Arts And Commerce College, Kandari, Miyagam Karjan.

Smt. H C Patel Arts And Commerce College

Affiliated to Gujarat University, Ahmedabad.

About SHCPAACC

About Karjan Village

Karjan is a sub district of Vadodara. Its neighboring sub districts are Padra, Sinor and Dabhoi of Vadodoara district and Bharuch and Amod, the sub districts of Bharuch. Its capital town Karjan is on the main line of Western Railway i.e. it is on one of the most busy railway track – Mumbai to Baroda. It is at the equal distance of about 40 km from Bharuch and Vadodara. It is on the National Highway No.8 which is under process of up gradation to 6 lane Express Highway. Our nearest airport is Vadodara. This area is known as “ Kanam Pradesh” and the main crops of this area is cotton, sugarcane and arher (tuvar). It is a trading centre. It is rich with food grains as well as flora and fauna. Rivers like Dhadhar and Narmada are the boons to this tehsil. Karjan is famous for ‘Ponk’- green grains of juvar. Tourists traveling by road in motor car can not go without stopping here to relish this very special food item of this area. Previously, Karjan was a small village but the rail and road connectivity has helped this town to flourish. Karjan is a comfortable place so people like to reside here and commute to their distant service and business places. Western Railway line divides Karjan town in two parts i.e. Juna Bazar – East of Karjan railway station and Nava Bazar –West of Karjan railway station. Its population is approximately 30,000. Karjan is mostly known as Miyagam-Karjan. Western railway has adopted this name because village Miyagam is very old village and donated land for the railway in the British reign. Karjan was a part of ‘Gayakvadi Rajwada’ of old Baroda state.

Karjan is a business center and more than hundred villages are depended on it. Karjan is a center of Cotton Co-Operative Societies- a registered group of farmers of Karjan sub district. More over Karjan has six private ginning factories and a sugar factory - a venture of farmers of Vadodara District on co-operative basis. Karjan has a big Marketing yard- a group venture of farmers and merchants of Karjan sub district on co-operative basis. It has scheduled banks and also co-operative banks like Karjan Nagrik Sahakari Bank and Friends co-operative society. These institutes are of great help to our college. We are proud to state that Karjan sub district and surrounding locality love this college like their own child. Karjan town is a multi religious place. Every body lives here with brotherhood, love and respect. It is a place of communal harmony. There is no untoward incident which may damage the prestige of this area. Karjan is in the center of four universities viz. The M S university of Baroda, Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat, Sumandip University, Pipaliya, Agricultural University,Baroda. It also has Malini Kishor Homeopathic Hospital and Education complex at Miyagam.

The holy blessings of saint Premdasji Godadiya Bapu, Rang Avdhoot Maharaj of Nareshvar, Late Nirat Maharaj and his successors Harjivandasji Maharaj, Late Baburam Maharaj and Raturam Maharaj and above all her holiness Umiya Mataji of village Umaj are showering blessing constantly on this sub district. Karjan sub district can not forget Late Puneet Maharaj who lived in Punit Ashram at Motikoral of this Tehsil. Nearby holy places of human faith are Nareshwar, Motikoral, Chandod, Kayavarohan, Dethan, Umaj, Sumeru Navkar Tirth - Miyagam Sankheshvar Tirth at village Anastu and Umiya Mata Temple at village Umaj.

Karjan town has given one member to Legislative Assembly and one minister to ‘Brihad Mumbai’ state. They were Late Dr. C K Patel and Late Shah Chunilal Purshottamdas. Late Chunilal P Shah was known as ‘Chhote Sardar’ of Karjan taluka. He was a chairman of Baroda State Praja Mandal and Minister in old Baroda State. After independence, he offered his valuable services to the constitution committee of India which was headed by Dr. Baba Saheb Ambedkar and as a member of Parliament of India. Freedom fighter Late Gandhi Ambalal of village Choranda had given enough name and fame to this sub district in the history of freedom movement in India. He was an active Gandhian of his time. Karjan had given one president to Vadodara Jilla Panchayat, Vadodara. He was Late Muljibhai N. Bhatt. He was also a famous Gujarat High Court advocate. Late Gordhanbhai B Patel of this sub district was a freedom fighter, eminent social worker and a trained pilot of air craft at Karanchi airport. As a director he had served both the Gujarat State Road Transport and the Gujarat State Forest Development Corporation. Presently, Mr. Bipinchandra R Patel is a pride taking personality because he is a director of Cotton and Textile Ministry and a vice president of Local National Productivity Council,Delhi. Mr. Chandubhai Dabhi is an MLA of this constituency and his native is village Kandari of this sub district. Once he was a speaker of Gujarat State Legislative Assembly. Mr. Narayanbhai Rathwa, an MP and cabinet minister of state - Railway belongs to our constituency.

Before the existence of Karjan Taluka Kelavani Mandal [KTKM ] the New Era English school had been functioning in this sub district. Later KTKM Came into existence with an aim to educate the youth and the community of this sub district. New Era school was renamed as Shah N B Sarvajanik High School. It has teachers’ residential quarters and hostel for students in its own school campus. With a view to extend the academic development to the rural community of this sub district, two high schools were started at villages named Bodka and Miyagam. Now these two schools are managed by local management.

This Mandal (KTKM) is providing education right from KG to PG and also for technical courses in ITI. Along with Shah N B S high school and Smt. D C Chavda girls school, there are six high schools in Karjan town and 16 high schools in Karjan sub district.Karjan has one ITC, one ITI and one Homeopathic medical college, Miyagam. Thus Karjan is rich in production of cotton and men of fame. It is a fast developing town and educational center. It is well connected by rail, road and air. It is an oasis of Baroda sub district.

Karjan Village

About College

Karjan is surrounded by Sinor in the East, Amod in the West, Baroda in the North and Bharuch in the South. Earlier the people had to Endeavour hard to get admission for higher studies for their wards. There was no Commerce college between Baroda and Surat. Only after the strong recommendations of political and social leaders, few were able to get admission in the M S University of Baroda. It was also not financially affordable for the locals of this area to send their wards to a distant place like Vallabh Vidhya nagar, Ahemedabad or Surat. Secondly parents of girl students were hesitant in sending them to the college in other cities. As a result of odd circumstances and unavoidable monitory expenses people of this area were avoiding higher education for their wards.

On one side new horizons were opening for higher education and on the other side rural youth was lacking the scope for the higher education. It was well understood by local leaders and academicians that there is no scope for growth and prosperity of self and the community without education.. More over they had love for their own people, they realized the hunger for higher education of this area and felt the need of starting the college. Well wishing educationists and leaders of various fields determined to open a college for future generation and especially for girls. Under the valuable guidance of Late Chimanbhai Patel, Ex CM of Gujarat State, Karjan town was gifted with a college in the month of June, 1964. It has been affiliated to the Gujarat University, Ahemedabad.

It is said that there is a woman behind every successful man.Smt Harshaben Chhaganbhai Patel of Kandari village had been an education and child loving lady. She inspired her husband Mr. Chhaganbhai K. Patel to leave behind good name by offering the best to the community. As a result of sincere efforts of the Mandal and with the inspiration of his wife Mr. Chhaganbhai K. Patel offered the most valuable donation of Rs. 1 lakh with a desire to give the name of Smt. Harshaben to the college. Thus, this college is named as Smt. H.C.Patel (Kandari) Arts and Commerce College, Miyagam Karjan. Dr. Chinubhai K. Patel was the foundation stone of Karjan Taluka Kelavani Mandal and its institutions. He and his colleagues canvassed for the college. Kshatriyas of karjan town offered land for the college as a charity. Karjan Cotton Co-Operative Purchase and Sales Society and farmers offered best to run this college. We are proud to state that every citizen of Karjan taluka may it be a farmer or a business man has contributed a lot for this college.

With an ad hoc affiliation, the college started flourishing. It was started with 120 students. The college had no building so the students had to sit in the building of Shah N B S High school, Karjan. Principal Shri S.M. Nagamiya headed the new born college. He had graduated in English from Bombay university and Cambridge university, England. He had taken his M.A. degree from Bombay university. He had led the college for 9 years. He had given the best of his talent to this college. It is noteworthy that he was the native of village Segva of Karjan taluka. The commerce faculty of this college had attracted the students of Bharuch, Ankleshwar and even of Kosamba town in those days.

The college has a graduate and post graduate departments in Hindi, Gujarati and Economics and subsidiary subjects like Sanskrit, Psychology and History at the undergraduate level. In commerce, Advance Accountancy is the main subject. It is a matter of pride on the part of the college that it has one Ph.D guide in Hindi for students who wish to study further. The college has a computer laboratory which is a kind of blessing to our students. The college has a large and spacious library which fulfils the needs of the faculties, students and research scholars. The college has one full company in NCC since its inception. More over the college has a full unit of NSS since the year 1977. Their vital activities are helping the youth of this college in bringing out their latent potential and qualities.

Karjan Taluka Kelavani Mandal manages this college. There are 16 lecturers including three part time lecturers. Other than this there is a principal, a librarian and 9 non-teaching staff members

The students as well as the staff members have brought many accolades for the college at the state and national level in various activities like NCC, NSS, youth activities and research work along with the academic as well as social work. The staff members and students has been representing the college at the university in its senate and academic bodies time to time. As a responsible and accountable institute, the college is very positively contributing in various social, academic and local causes as and when it is called for.

The college believes in discipline and quality education. The backbone of this college is its disciplined students and dedicated staff. The unity of the two speaks positively through the annual results and the respect that the college commands in the society.

College

Vision

Life building, man making, character building, assimilating fine ideas and making them life and character is the vision of our institution.

Mission

Our Mission is to :

To develop the spirit of inquiry and adventure.
To develop responsible citizen for the nation building.
Comprehensive development of the individual and institution.
To bring awareness in the community.
To aspire and strive for excellence in higher education in rural areas.

Vision & Mission

About Karjan Taluka Kelavani Mandal

Karjan Taluka Kelavani Mandal has many social achievements. One alumnus of this college has been a Mahant of “Nirant Sampradaya” at village Dethan. This college has contributed many advocates, administrators, social workers, senate member at the M.S University of Baroda and a Member of cotton Advisory Board, Ministry of Textile Government of India and a Vice President of All India Local Productivity Council, New Delhi, Bank officials, a business Manager of MP & film star Late Sunil Dutt and his son Mr. Sanjay Dutt, vice President of Baroda District Panchayat, Baroda, one business tycoon, many jawans in the Indian Army and Police force. On the academic front two alumni are principals in High schools. Many are lecturers in college, teachers in various primary, secondary and Higher Secondary Schools. One alumnus, the head master in primary school has been awarded with the best BRC coordinator at the State level in the year 2005-06 under “Sarvashiksha Abhiyan” and is engaged in ADEPTS of UNICEF.

Presently, this college has four departments viz. Hindi, Gujarati and Economics in the Faculty of Arts and Accountancy in the Faculty of Commerce. Among these departments Hindi and Accountancy are the post graduate departments where these subjects have been taught as principal subjects. As an academic institute it has produced seven Ph.D, one M.Phil and two students have applied for research work for Ph.D from the Gujarat University, Ahemedabad.

As a host, this college has organized three workshops and yet we are planning in the same direction. Thus, this college has a history of too many achievements. The faculty members are academically competent and regularly update themselves by attending seminars, conferences and workshops. They have been presenting research papers at the state and National level seminars and workshops.

Discipline of the students and dedication of the faculty members is the asset of Smt. H C Patel (Kandari) Arts and Commerec College. It gives me a great sense of satisfaction to say that we are working hard to fulfil the mission of Karjan Taluka Kelavani Mandal that is “ empowerment of individual at personal, social and national level and to develop responsible citizens for the nation building.” and Smt. H C Patel (Kandari) Arts and Commerc College is creatively and constructively contributing towards it.

Karjan Taluka Kelavani Mandal

Infrastructure

The College is one of the seven constituent institutes of “Karjan Taluka Kelavani Mandal” which is spread over a huge and sprawling land of 33 acres. Smt. H.C. Patel (Kandari) Arts And Commerce College has enough land and sufficient infrastructure facilities. There are sufficient class rooms with excellent light and ventilation arrangements. There is separate library building, a separate staff room and administrative office is adjacent to the principal’s office attach to it. The main building is made up of ground floor with a lot of open space in all the four sides of the building. The college is located on the National Highway No.8. So, accessibility by road is very convenient. The conveyance facility is available from college to S.T.bus depot and the railway station.

The College has almost all the basic amenities and facilities for all its members. The infrastructure facilities available in the college campus are as under:

Classroom Nos.12
Computer Laboratory
Administrative Office
Examination Room
Staff Room
Library Building
Girls Room
Open air Theater
Office of NCC
Office of NSS
Sports Ground for Athletics and Outdoor Games
Separate Toilets for Boys and Girls in the building
Extra Toilets for Boys outside the building.
Parking
Store Room
Multimedia Hall

Infrastructure

Karjan Taluka Kelavani Mandal

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President

SHRI VIJAYSINH BHIKHUBAVA CHAVDA

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Vice President

SHRI CHANDRAKANTBHAI THAKORBHAI PATEL

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Secretary

SHRI JAGDEVSINHJI FATESINHJI PARIHAR

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Vice Secretary

SHRI JAYANTIBHAI HIRUBHAI PATEL

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Treasurer

SHRI PRAVINSINHJI CHANDRASINHJI ATALIYA

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Trustee Members

1. SHRI KESHRISINHJI CHANDRASINHJI RAJ
2. SHRI SATISHBHAI MOTIBHAI PATEL
3. SHRI SUDHAKARBHAI DAHYABHAI PATEL
4. SHRI MAHENDRABHAI KESHAVLAL SHAH
5. SHRI DEEPAKKUMAR KANTILAL SHAH
6. SHRI ANILKUMAR JAYANTILAL SHAH
7. SHRI MAYURDHAVJSINH ASHOKSINH CHAVDA
8. SHRI BIPINBHAI RAVJIBHAI PATEL
9. SHRI KUMARSHRI BHARATSINHJI MANSINHJI PARIHAR
10. SHRI YOGENDRASINH RANJITSINH CHAVDA
11. SHRI ATULBHAI NATUBHAI PATEL

Trustees

Bachelor Of Arts

1) The elective options available at the undergraduate level are:
       i) English is compulsory subject for F.Y.B.A., S.Y.B.A. and T.Y. B.A.
       ii) Sanskrit is compulsory for F.Y.B.A.
       iii) Students can elect from three subjects as their core subject : Economics, Gujarati and Hindi.

The composition of the elective is :
i) F.Y.B.A.
       2 papers of the core subject
       2 papers of the core elective -I subject
       1 paper of the core elective -II subject
       2 papers are of compulsory subjects - English and Sanskrit.
       1 paper of Foundation Subject
       1 paper of Soft Skill Subject
       Total 09 Papers

ii) S.Y.B.A.
       3 papers of the core subject
       2 papers of the core elective -I subject
       1 paper of compulsory English
       1 paper of Foundation Subject
       1 paper of Soft Skill Subject
       Total 08 Papers

iii) T.Y.B.A.
       5 papers of the core subject
       1 paper of compulsory English
       1 paper of Foundation Subject
       1 paper of Soft Skill Subject
       Total 08 Papers

B. A.

Bachelor Of Commerce

i) F.Y.B.Com.
       5 papers of the core subject
       1 paper of the core elective subject
       1 papers of the subject elective subject
       1 paper of Foundation Subject
       1 paper of Soft Skill Subject
       Total 09 Papers

ii) S.Y.B.Com.
       5 papers of the core subject
       1 paper of the core elective subject
       1 papers of the subject elective subject
       1 paper of Foundation Subject
       1 paper of Soft Skill Subject
       Total 09 Papers

iii) T.Y.B.Com.
       5 papers of the core subject
       1 paper of the core elective subject
       1 papers of the subject elective subject
       1 paper of Foundation Subject
       1 paper of Soft Skill Subject
       Total 09 Papers

B. Comm.

Accounts

Sem. No.	Type of Subject	Sub. Code	Name of papers
I	Core Compulsory	CC-102	Human Resource Management
I	Core Compulsory	CC-103	Accountancy- I
I	Core Elective	CE -101A	Financial Accounting- I
I	Subject Elective	SE-101 D	Secretarial Practice- I
II	Core Compulsory	CC-107	Fundamentals of Marketing Management
II	Core Compulsory	CC-108	Accountancy- II
II	Core Elective	CE -102A	Financial Accounting- II
II	Subject Elective	SE-102 D	Secretarial Practice- II
III	Core Compulsory	CC-202	Indian Financial System
III	Core Compulsory	CC-203	Taxation- I
III	Core Compulsory	CC-205	Fundamentals of Statistics- I
III	Core Elective	CE-201A	Cost Accounting- I
III	Core Elective	CE-202A	Corporate Accounting
IV	Core Compulsory	CC-207	Production Management
IV	Core Compulsory	CC-208	Taxation- II
IV	Core Compulsory	CC-210	Fundamentals of Statistics- II
IV	Core Elective	CE-203A	Cost Accounting- II
IV	Core Elective	CE-204 A	Auditing- I
V	Core Compulsory	CC-302	Marketing Management in Practice
V	Core Compulsory	CC-303	Business Law- I
V	Core Compulsory	CC-305	Fundamentals of Statistics- III
V	Core Elective	CE-301A	Cost & Financial Accounting
V	Core Elective	CC-302 A	Management Accounting- I
VI	Core Compulsory	CC-307	Fundamentals of Financial Management
VI	Core Compulsory	CC-308	Business Law- II
VI	Core Compulsory	CC-310	Fundamentals of Statistics- IV
VI	Core Elective	CE-303A	Management Accounting- II
VI	Core Elective	CC-304 A	Auditing- II

Accounts

Economics

Sem. No.	Type of Subject	Sub. Code	Name of papers
I	CC	101	Elementary of Economics-I
I	CC	102	Indian Economy-1
II	CC	111	Elementary of Economics-II
II	CC	112	Indian Economy-II
III	CC	201	Micro Economics-I
III	CC	202	Economy of Gujarat-I
III	CC	203	Economic Systems
IV	CC	211	Micro Economics-II
IV	CC	212	Economy of Gujarat-II
IV	CC	213	Economics of Development
V	CC	301	Macro Economic Analysis
V	CC	302	International Economics
V	CC	303	Indian Economy-III
V	CC-EC	304	Co-operation
V	CE-EA	305	Economic Essays-I
VI	CC	311	Public Economics
VI	CC	312	Environmental Economics
VI	CC	313	Indian Economy-IV
VI	CE-EC	314	Entrepreneurial Economics
VI	CE-EA	315	Economic Essays-II
Faculty Of Commerce
I	CC	101	Fundamentals of Business Economics-I
II	CC	106	Fundamentals of Business Economics-II
III	CC	201	Economics of Government Finance
IV	CC	206	Economics of Growth and Finance
V	CC	303	International Economics
VI	CC	313	Indian Business and Economic Environments

Economics

English

Sem. No.	Type of Subject	Sub. Code	Name of papers
B.A. I	Compulsory	CMT 101	Compulsory English
B.A. II	Compulsory	CMT 111	Compulsory English
B.A. III	Compulsory	CMT 201	Compulsory English
B.A. IV	Compulsory	CMT 211	Compulsory English
B.A. V	Compulsory	CMT 301	Compulsory English
B.A. VI	Compulsory	CMT 311	Compulsory English
B.COM.I	Core Compulsory	CC 104	Communication in Business
B.COM.I	Core Compulsory	CC 105	General English : Text & Composition
B.COM.II	Core Compulsory	CC 109	Business Correspondence
B.COM.II	Core Compulsory	CC 110	General English :Grammar & Composition
B.COM.III	Core Compulsory	CC 204	Commercial Communication
B.COM.IV	Core Compulsory	CC 209	Organizational Communication
B.COM.V	Core Compulsory	CC 304	Corporate Communication
B.COM.VI	Core Compulsory	CC 309	Media & Public Relation Communication

English

Gujarati

Sem. No.	Type of Subject	Sub. Code	Name of papers
I	CC	101	Sudamacharit-Premanand (Poetry)
I	CC	102	Zert to pidha che jani jani-Darsak (Novel)
II	CC	111	kalapina kavyo (Poetry)
II	CC	112	Pruthivi Vallabha (Novel)
III	CC	201	Himalayano Pravas
III	CC	202	Granthkarano Study (Pannalal Patel)
III	CC	203	Madhayakalin Gujarati Literature-1
IV	CC	211	Chandravadan Mehatana Pratinidhi Aekankio
IV	CC	212	Granthkarano Study (R.V. Pathak)
IV	CC	213	Madhayakalin Gujarati Literature-II
V	CC	301	Arvachin Gujarati Likterature-1
V	CC	302	Bhasa Vignan Ane Gujarati Bhasa no Parachiya
V	CC	303	Sahityavivechan na Sindhanto
V	EC	304(A)	Kadambarini Maa (Dhiruben Patel)
V	EC	305(A)	Narshi Mehatana Pado
VI	CC	311	Arvachin Gujarati Likterature-2
VI	CC	312	Bhasa Vignan Ane Gujarati Bhasa no Parachiya
VI	CC	313	Sahityavivechan na Sindhanto
VI	EC	314(A)	Aapna Khand Kavyo
VI	EC	315(A)	Chekhovni Shresth Vartao

Gujarati

Hindi

Sem. No.	Type of Subject	Sub. Code	Name of papers
1.	CC	101	Samkalin Hindi Kavita
	CC	102	Adhunik Hindi Kahani
2.	CC	111	Chhayavad Dottar Hindi Kavita
	CC	112	Hindi Novel
3.	CC	201	Adhunik Hindi Kavita
	CC	202	Hindi Natak Or Akanki
	CC	203	Hindi Sahitya Ka Etihas Or Nirgun Bhakti Kavy
4.	CC	211	Hindi Khand Kavy
	CC	212	Nibandh Or Anya Gadhyavidhay
	CC	213	Madhya Kalin Hindi Kavita
5.	CC	301	Bhartiy Kavy Shashtra
	CC	302	Hindi Bhasha Or Lipi
	CC	303	Hindi Gadhy Vidhao Ka Etihas
	CCELE	304	Prayojan Mulak Hindi
	CCELE	305	Vishist Sahityakar-Gadhy
6.	CC	311	Westen Kavya Shashtr
	CC	312	Hindi Grammer
	CC	313	Adhunik Hindi Kavita Ka Etihas
	CCELE	314	Jan Sanchar Madhyam Lekhan
	CCELE	315	Rachanatmk Lekhan Or Anuvad

Hindi

History

Sem. No.	Type of Subject	Sub. Code	Name of papers
I	EC-I	101	History of The Ancient India
I	EC-I	102	History of The Modern World
I	EC-II	105	Major Revolution of The Mordent World
III	EC-I	201	History of India
III	EC-I	202	History of Europe
II	EC-I	111	History of The Ancient India
II	EC-I	112	History of The Mordent World
II	EC-II	115	Major Revolution of The Mordent World
IV	EC-I	211	History of India
IV	EC-I	212	History of Europe

History

Psychology

Sem. No.	Type of Subject	Sub. Code	Name of papers
I	EC-I	101	Basic Psychological Progress-I
I	EC-I	102	Psychology & Effective Behaviour-I
I	EC-II	103	Psychology of Personal Adjustment-I
III	EC-I	201	Child Development-I
III	EC-I	202	Psycho Pathology-I
II	EC-I	111	Basic Psychological Progress-II
II	EC-I	112	Psychology & Effective Behaviour-II
II	EC-II	115	Psychology of Personal Adjustment-II
IV	EC-I	211	Child Development-II
IV	EC-I	212	Psycho Pathology-II

Psychology

Sanskrit

Sem. No.	Type of Subject	Sub. Code	Name of papers
I	CMT	101	Niti Shatakam
I	EC-I	101	Shrimad Bhagvad Gita
I	EC-I	102	Vikramorvashiyam
III	EC-I	201	Shivmahimnastrotram
III	EC-I	202	Kavyaprakash
II	CMT	111	Madhyamvyayoga
II	EC-I	111	Shrimad Bhagvad Gita
II	EC-I	112	Raghuvansham - cantos - I
IV	Ec-I	211	Uttarramcharitam
IV	EC-I	212	Kavyaprakash

Sanskrit

Teaching Staff

Mr. G. S. Patel
I/C Principal

Dr. D. P. Chauhan
Asst. Professor

Mr. M. B. Desai
Asst. Professor

Ms. U. B. Patel
Asst. Professor

Mr. D. C. Patel
Asst. Professor

Mr. G. J. Ganvit
Asst. Professor

Mr. J. V. Patel
Asst. Professor

Mr. M. C. Padhiyar
Asst. Professor

Mr. R. G. Patel
Asst. Professor

Mr. R. P. Shah
Asst. Professor

Teaching Staff

Non-Teaching Staff

Mr. D. V. Chavda
Head Clerk

Ms. N. B. Tadvi
Sr. Clerk

Mr. N. K. Pandya
Sr. Clerk

Ms. M. V. Baria
Librarian

Mr. S. J. Bhagat
Jr. Clerk

Non-Teaching Staff

Sports

Miss Hetal R.Raj. M.Com-II. Javelin Throw – Women, 2nd, State level.
Miss Hetal R.Raj. M.Com-II. 4x100 Relay – Women, 3rd, State level.
Miss Hetal R.Raj. M.Com-II. Shot Put – Women, 3rd, State level.
Miss Anita R.Patel. S.Y.B.A. 4x100 Relay – Women, 3rd, State level.

NCC

Gandhi Himanshu R. T.Y.Bcom. G V Mavlankar Shooting Competition, Kerala. 2nd Silver, National level.
Pathan Moinkhan. T.Y.Bcom. G V Mavlankar Shooting Competition, Agra. 3RD Bronze. National level.
Team Event. NIC Camp Tirupati - Line Area competition. First. National level.
Miss Hetal R.Raj.M.Com-I. Camp Junior Under Officer Competition. First. National level.
Miss.Sandhayadevi A. Pandey.T.Y.B.A..Extempore. Second, National level.
Gandhi Himanshu R. T.Y.Bcom.. Shooting Competition (Open). First Gold. District level.
Gandhi Himanshu R. T.Y.Bcom..Shooting Competition (Open). 02 Gold, 01Silver, 01Bronze. State level.
Gandhi Himanshu R. T.Y.Bcom..Shooting Competition (Open). First Gold.State level.

Students

Dr. V M Patel

“Life Time Achievement Award” for exceptional caliber and outstanding performance by International Institute of Education and Management. New Delhi. On 23/11/2006.
“Rashtriya Vidya Gaurav Gold Medal Award” presented by International Institute of Education and Management, New Delhi. On 11/02/2008.
“Nation Vikas Jyoti Award” with Gold Medal in recognition of Sterling Merit, Excellent Performance & Outstanding contribution for the progress of the nation presented by Economics Growth Society of India, New Delhi. On 18/11/2007.
“Jewel of India Award” and a certificate of merit for outstanding achievements by Indian Solidarity Council, New Delhi. On 11/02/2008.
Merit Certificate for enhancing missionary work. Presented by national service Scheme, Gujarat University, Ahemedabad.
“Eminent Citizen of India Award” presented by International Institute of Education and Management, Delhi On 05/03/2008.

Dr. R S Shah

Ph.D. Guide

Dr. D P Chauhan

“Vishisth Shaikshinik Siddhi Samman” awarded for Ph D Degree by Baroda Jilla SC/ST Adhyapak Mandal, Dabhoi-2006.
“Kavya Marmagya Samman” awarded for excellent poetic dedication, poetical works and for promoting poetic art by Indra Dhanush Sahitiyik Sanshthan, Dhampur.
“Bharat Gaurav” awarded for “Serving Hindi” through Hindi literature.
Received NSS Trophy for making NSS Adopted village 100% Literate in the year 1996 By The Saksharta Samiti of village Chorbhuj.
Award of rupees 2000- Cash price for making NSS Adopted village 100% Literate in the year 2000 By The Gujarat University, Ahemedabad.
Received “Samman Patra” for 15 years continuous service in the NSS unit in the year 2006 By The Gujarat University, Ahemedabad.

Prof. J V Patel

Received a letter of Recognition for charity work By the Governor of Gujarat at the The Sardar Patel University,Vallabh Vidhyanagar.

Faculties

Achievements By College

Organization of Kargil rally.
Organization of “Kavi Sammelan.”
Organization of Convention of mofussil colleges principals association.
Organization of UGC sponsored workshop on Drama-stage I.
Organization of UGC sponsored workshop on Drama-stage II.
Organization of UGC sponsored workshop on Syllabus on Hindi.
Got sanction letter of UGC for workshop on translation.
UGC sponsored Symposium on Choice Based Credit System
Gujarat Sahitya Academy sponsored Parisamvad in Gujarati

College

Curricular Activities

Sports

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Sports

NCC

NSS

Cultural Activities

College Societies

Computer Center

Student Council

Language Lab

Collegiate Women Development Cell

For women students apart from giving the general counseling there is a special cell known as CWDC that is collegiate women development cell which facilitates the women students in this matter. This cell guides the women students for :

Academic and Personal Counseling
Sexual Harassment
Health Awareness
Women Feticide

The Collegiate Women’s Development Committee (CWDC) shall consist of six members, who shall be appointed by the principal of the college or recognized institution, as, under, namely :

Principal of the college or of the recognized institution, who shall be the chairperson of the Committee.
Two members from the teaching staff of the college or of the recognized institution. (of whom one shall be a woman)
One woman member from the non teaching staff of the college or of the recognized institution.
Two students from the college or of the recognized institution. (of whom one shall be an L.R.)
Where there is no woman, an employee man may be appointed.

Terms of Office - CWDC

The members of the committee shall hold office for a period of three years provided that where a person ceases to be an employee or the students, he shall cease to be a member of the committee.

Powers and Functions of CWDC

The powers and functions of the committee shall as such may be determined by the cell of the university. It deals with the harassment including sexual harassment, maintains gender equality and works for women welfare in the institution.

CWDC

NCC/NSS

The institution promote social responsibilities and citizenship roles among the studentsDoes through National Cadets Corps and National service Scheme

Students are taken out of the institution in the society where they live for few days with the families other than their own and learn the lessons of social responsibilities through the camps by NSS and NCC they are taken away to the different places. In the process during their travel and at the venue they come in contact with different groups of society from where they come to know about the role a person has to play in the society. They also come to know about being a good citizen and its characteristics. We also take out the students of other subjects on excursions. So in such excursions and in the activities managed by the students in the college campus, they learn how to become a good citizen and how to bear their social responsibilities.

The college is taking programmes to bring in “Community Orientation” through NSS and NCC activities in collaboration with NGOs.

Institution reaches out to the neighbored communities through the programmes of NSS and NCC camps. Those camps are being organized in different villages nearby and everywhere programmes on sanitation, public health, superstition, dowry, social awareness and programmes representing the different ceremonies of our culture are arranged.

Students of NSS and NCC are the participants of the camp. So theirs’ is the direct contribution in this activity whereas faculty members visit the camp as per their schedule and on the last day of the camp all the faculty members become the part of the camp. This action gives encouragement and motivation to the students and members of the community.

NCC/NSS

Alumni Association

The office bearers of the alumni association are as under :

Shah Hiteshkumar Kartilal – President
Bhagat Pragneshkumar M. – Secretary

The top ten alumni occupying prominent persons are as under :

Shri Vipinchandra R. Patel. Full Time Trade Union and Active Social Worker.
Shri Devendrasinh H Chavda. Ex.President, Karjan Nagar Palika.
ShriRatilal B Gohil Mahant of Nirant Sampraday and Press Reporter.
Shri Piyush S Patel. Principal, Simli Highschool.
Smt. Diptiben S. Patel Principal, Mahila Polytecnic Karjan.
Shri Jashubhai D Parmar BRC Coordinator, Karjan.
Shri Dhruvesh C Patel. Lecturer, Karjan College
Shri Jagdishbhai T Patel. Retired Manager, Karjan Nagrik Co. Op. Bank.
Shri Ibrahim U Patel.High Court Advocate and Ex. Vice President Vadodara Jilla Panchayat
Shri Hitendra K Shah.High Court Advocate.

Members of the alumni association are frequent visitors to the college campus who enrich us with their experiences and valuable suggestions. In this way they contribute in the growth and development of this institution.

We seek suggestions from parents association, alumni association and other stakeholders in planning, implementation and evaluation of the academic programmes. All the stake holders are frequent visitors to the college campus. Suggestions given by them during their visit is noted down and then later discussed in the meetings and if any suggestion is found to be fit for implantation, the action is taken on that.

Alumni Association

Internal Quality Assurance Cell

The IQAC performs the following work for quality assurance. In the beginning of the academic year the staff meeting is held with the principal of the college in which the curricular, co-curricular and extra curricular activities to be done in the current year are discussed and their month wise schedule is carried out. The tentative dates of the activities are also decided. Even the dates of the first and second college internal examinations are also decided and announced to the teachers and students of the college. To carry out the different activities in a systematic way the IQAC has formed different committees in the institution which include the teaching and non teaching members of the institution. There are 21 committees which work for the quality assurance in the college. They are :

IQAC

P G Committee
College Examination Committee
Admission Committee
Time Table Committee
Students Union and Welfare Committee
Medical Check up Committee
Sports Committee
Elocution Committee
Quiz Committee
Cultural Activities Committee
Essay and Wall Bulletin Committee
Campus Discipline Committee
Academic and Farewell Functions’ Committee
UGC Committee
Free Ship and Scholarship Committee
Audio Visual Committee
Woman Welfare Committee
NCC and NSS Activities
Press and Publicity Committee
Library Committee
Counseling and Career Guidance Committee

All these above Committees of the institution make necessary schedules, co-ordinate them with the administration and then organize different activities of the institution for the overall development of college students.

The IQAC also monitors :

The attendance of the students in the class. Irregular students are informed and instructed to attend regular classes.
The unfair means in the examinations are dealt strictly.
The equal distribution of work load of the teaching faculties.
Adaptation of various teaching methods in the class room.
Routine teaching of the faculties is assessed by regular visits of the principal and the IQAC members during the lecture hours.
Internal evaluations is done through the monthly tests and two college internal examinations.
Proper implementation of the time table and completion of syllabus.
Takes feedback on curriculum, faculty performance and overall activities of the institution.
Distribution and collection of written assignments through subject teachers.
Considers the grievances of the students.

Date	Downloads
11/08/2015	AQAR 2014 - 2015
11/08/2015	AQAR 2013 - 2014
11/08/2015	AQAR 2012 - 2013
15/07/2015	Certificate Of Compliance

Mr. XYZ
Registrar (Admissions)
Contact No. +91 4411225544

Mr. ABC
Principal
Contact No. +91 4125896325

Office Address
National Highway No.8, Juna Bazar,
At Post & Taluka : Miyagam Karjan.
Dist. Baroda.