Civil Engineering
Civil Engineering, the mother branch, has kept pace with the rapid growth in the field of technology. It is that branch of engineering which provides basic amenities required for the survival and maintenance of the environment. The department of civil engineering established in 2009, with capacity of 60 for under-graduate courses. The Civil Engineering department provides all the facilities required to study and understand construction with an eye on environmental friendliness. The department has well qualified and experienced staff supported with well equipped laboratories, computing facilities and skilled laboratory staff. The faculty has participated in several academic activities by submitting research papers at national and international levels.
HOD’s Message
Prof. J. S. Mevekari
On behalf of all our faculty, staff and students, I welcome Civil Engineering Department at SETI Panhala. The Department has been running the UG program since its inception i.e 2009. My vision is to develop constructive thinking and analytical capabilities in every student of the Civil Engineering Department. As a Head of the Department, I am incredibly proud of our role in providing high-quality education and hands-on experience to our students. Since its inception in 2009, the Civil Engineering Department has earned a tremendous reputation for its qualitative teaching-learning process, meaningful teacher-student interactions, state-of-the-art laboratories and well-qualified faculty, positively contributing to the community through teaching, research and consultancy activities. It houses well-equipped laboratories and up-to-date computational facilities.
The Department is always enthusiastic about conducting various courses and workshops for the faculty and students and training programs for working professionals to get exposed to technological advances. All undergraduate, postgraduate and research scholars can participate in co-curricular and extra-curricular activities leading to complete personal growth.
Over the decades, the Civil Engineering Department has significantly contributed as a facilitator for the industry and society to remain in tune with time. The Department has produced alumina have contributed to the success of many top industries and companies. The student’s design projects and research take up real-world challenges along with the various industries and laboratories. Our students have the skills and experience needed to succeed in the field.
Vision
- To be premier civil engineering department to developing quality technical manpower that aims at socio-economic development.
Mission
- By dispensing quality technical education for intellectual development of students using modern civil engineering tools.
- By enhancing research abilities of students for fostering innovations and noble solutions.
- By cultivating industry institute interaction culture for employability and entrepreneurship.
- By creating awareness towards ethics and responsibilities for better civilizations.
PEO:Program Educational Objectives
- PEO1: Graduates of the Program will contribute to the development of infrastructure that is sustainable.
- PEO2: Graduates of the Program, as part of an organization or as Entrepreneurs, will continue to learn to harness evolving technologies.
- PEO3: Graduates of the Program will be professional Civil Engineers with ethical and societal responsibility.
PO:Program Outcomes
- PO1:Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex civil engineering problems.
- PO2: Identify, formulate, and analyze complex civil engineering problems using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.
- PO3:Design solutions for complex civil engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, social, and environmental considerations.
- PO4:Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions to conduct investigations of complex civil engineering problems.
- PO5:Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex civil engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations
- PO6:Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional civil engineering practice.
- PO7:Understand the impact of the professional civil engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of and need for sustainable development
- PO8:Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the civil engineering practice.
- PO9:Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings
- PO10: Communicate effectively on complex civil engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.
- PO11: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the civil engineering and management principles and apply these to one's own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.
- PO12:Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change
Teaching Staff
| No. | Name | Designation | Qualification | |
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1 |
Prof. Jabbar S. Mevekari |
Assistant Professor(HOD) |
ME (Civil) |
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2 |
Prof. Eknath P. Salokhe |
Associate Professor |
ME (Civil) |
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3 |
Prof. Shrivallabh S. Chavan |
Assistant Professor |
ME (Civil) |
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4 |
Prof. Amit C.Thoke |
Assistant Professor |
ME (Civil) |
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5 |
Prof. Sagar M. Shinde |
Assistant Professor |
M.TECH. (Civil) |
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6 |
Prof. Anarkali M. Momin |
Assistant Professor |
ME (Civil) |
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7 |
Prof. Abhideep. N. Dhende |
Assistant Professor |
M.TECH. (Civil) |
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8 |
Prof. R. S. Bore |
Assistant Professor |
M.TECH |
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9 |
Prof. Akshata R. Tonne |
Assistant Professor |
ME (Civil) |
Lab Asssitant
| No. | Name | Designation | Qualification | |
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1 |
Shri. S. M. Birajdar |
Lab assistant |
Diploma |
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2 |
Shri. A. B. Patil |
Lab assistant |
Diploma |
Peon
| No. | Name | Designation | Qualification | |
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1 |
Shri. A. V. Kadam |
Peon |
SSC |
More Details |
Laboratories
| Sr.No | Name of Lab. | Lab Incharge | Carpet Area | No. of PCs | Lab Investment | Major Equipements |
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1 |
Applied Mechanics |
Mechanics
Prof. Dhende A. N. |
110 Sq.Mt |
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Rs.2,94,634/- |
Support reaction of beam (Digital & Manual),
Universal Force Table, Bell Crank Lever (Digital & Manual),Jib Crane (Digital & Manual) |
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2 |
Structural Mechanics |
Prof. Chavan S. S. |
141 Sq.Mt. |
01 |
Rs.6,75,275/- |
Universal Testing Machine, Hardness Testing machine,
Impact Testing Machine, Torsion Testing Machine. |
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3 |
Survey & Basic Civil Engg. |
Prof. Gavade J. J. |
87 Sq.Mt |
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Rs.16,78,580/- |
Total Stations, Micro-Optic Theodolites, Electronic Theodolites, Vernier Theodolites, Auto Level, Digital Planimeter |
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4 |
Concrete Technology |
Prof. Thoke A. C. |
98 Sq.Mt. |
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Rs.8,95,704/- |
Compression Testing Machine, Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity, Concrete Mixer, Flexure Test Apparatus, Vibrating Table, Sieve Shaker Motorized, Rebound Hammer. |
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5 |
Engineering Geology |
Prof. Bhosale H. D. |
54 Sq.Mt. |
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Rs.98,130/- |
Mineralogy Specimen, Petrology Specimen, Structural Models. |
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6 |
Geotechnical
Engineering |
Prof. Suryawanshi A. A. |
98
Sq.Mt |
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Rs.5,04,397/- |
Oven , Relative Density Apparatus, Tri axial Shear test Apparatus , Consolidation Test Apparatus, Permeability test Apparatus, Digital Weight Balance,Vane Shear Apparatus, Rapid Moisture Meter. |
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7 |
Environmental Engineering |
Prof. Shinde P. S. |
96 Sq.Mt. |
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Rs.2,31,081/- |
Bacteriological Incubator, BOD Incubator, Digestion Assembly COD – BTI, Digital pH Meter. |
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8 |
Transportation Engineering |
Prof. Mevekari J. S. |
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Rs.6,73,137/- |
Ductility Test Apparatus, Deval Abrasion Test Apparatus,
Penetration Test Apparatus, Loss Angles Apparatus. 21 |
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9 |
Numerical Method |
Prof. Momin A. M. |
81 Sq.Mt. |
20 |
Rs.54,341/- |
Auto – CAD (Software), Estimator (Software), Scanner, Printers. |
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10 |
Project Computer Lab |
Prof. Momin A. M. |
54 Sq.Mt |
10 |
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Auto – CAD (Software), Estimator (Software), Scanner, Printers. |
Laboratory Photos
Research
| Published By | Name of Paper Published | Journal/Conference | Volume | ISSN |
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Prof. Mohite Bajirao M. |
Experimental study on flexural behavior of activated fly ash RC beams |
International Journal of Rising Research Journal Publication, Global Journal of Engineering and Applied science |
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2249-2623 |
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Prof. Salokhe Eknath P. |
Application of foundry waste sand in manufacture of concrete Application of foundry waste sand and bagasse ash in concrete |
IOSR Journal of Computer Engineering (IOSR-JCE) International Journal of Research in Management & Social Science |
3 |
2278-0661 2322-0899 |
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Prof. Chavan Shrivallabh S. |
Physico-Chemical analysis of Ground Water in Kasari River Basin, Kolhapur, Maharashtra, India Green concrete by utilization of Waste Glass Powder and Industrial Waste Sand Challenge in concrete containing Industrial Waste Sand and Waste Glass Powder Empowering Technical Education to Address sustainability and Global Competitiveness |
International Journal of Advanced Technology in Engineering and Science International Journal of Advanced Technology in Engineering and Science 2nd International Conference on CCCETSS 2013 on 26th July 2013. 43rd ISTE National Annual Convention at Tatyasaheb Kore Institute of Engg. & Tech. Dist Kolhapur. December 19th -20th 2013. |
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2 |
2348-7550 2348-7550 |
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Prof. Thoke Amit C. |
Experimental Investigation Of Shrinkage Properties Of Concrete Containing Hybrid Fibers |
International Journal of Advanced Engineering research and Studies |
1 |
2249-8974 |
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Prof. Shinde Sagar M. |
Impact of vehicular growth cause for change in air quality of Indian cities – A review |
IJNTSE |
2 |
2349-0780 |
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Prof. Mevekari Jabbar S. |
Optimum design of steel building using steel plate shear wall with opening |
Golden Research Thoughts;May2012 |
1 |
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Prof. Gavade Jagdish J. |
Project Communications Management- A Web Based Construction Management Approach |
International Journal of Advance Technology in Engineering & Science |
2 |
2348-7550 |
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Prof. Agnihotri Sameer A. |
Blast resisting structures-a review techniques Compacted clay liner using sand with addition of bentonite |
In proceeding of Structural Engineering Convention-2012 in SVNIT,Surat. In National conference at Malla Reddy Engineering College, Secunderabad. |
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Prof. Momin Mohammad-Iliyas H. |
Uncertainty In Supply Chain In Construction Projects- A Case Study The Study of Sources of Uncertainty Affecting the Construction Supply Chains |
International Journal of New Technologies In Science and Engineering, Participated project thesis competition in the 43rd ISTE National Annual Convection at Tatyasaheb Kore Institute of Engineering & Technology, Warananagar. from19th - 21st December 2013. |
2 |
2349-0780 |
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Prof. Bhosle Hemantkumar D. |
Groundwater quality Assessment of Kagal Taluka, Kolhapur District, Maharashtra, India. Morphometric analysis of Kasari river Basin, Kolhapur district, Maharashtra, India. |
State level Seminar on water Management in Y. C. College of Science, Karad NCETETA 2014 at D. Y. Patil COE, Kolhapur. |
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List of Faculty Publications
| No. | Faculty Name | Paper Title | Journal/Conference Name | Volume/Issue/Pages | Type of Publication IJ,IC,NJ,NC | Publication Date | ISSN | Affiliating Institute of the teacher at the time of publication |
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1 |
Prof. Tonne Akshata R. |
Study Of Dolichos Lab-Lab L (Indian Bean) As A Natural Coagulant For The Treatment of River Water |
Journal Of Emerging Technologies & Innovative Research |
Volume 10, Issue 9 |
IJ |
18-Sep-23 |
ISSN : 2349-5162 |
SETI, Panhala |
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2 |
Prof. Bore Rutuja S. |
Dynamic Evaluation of A Circular & Rectangular Water Tanks With Non-Linear Time History Data |
International Journal of Science & Engineering Development Research |
Volume 8, Issue 11 |
IJ |
11-Nov-23 |
ISSN : 2455-2631 |
SETI, Panhala |
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3 |
Prof. Tonne Akshata R. |
Study Of TrigonellaFoenumGraecum (Fenugreek Seeds) As A Natural Coagulant For The Treatment of River Water |
International Research Journal Of Engineering & Technology (IRJET) |
Volume 10, Issue 12 |
IJ |
12-Dec-23 |
p-ISSN :2395-0072 |
SETI, Panhala |
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4 |
Prof. Shinde Sagar M. |
Vehicular Emission Inventory and Correlation Study for Indian Medium-Sized City
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Journal Title: Journal of The Institution of Engineers (India): Series A, Springer, Date of submission: 16 May 2022, Date of Last Revision submission: 09 October 2022, Date of publication: 28 February 2023 (Online)
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Volume 104 |
IJ |
28/02/2023 |
ISSN/ISBN: ISSN: 2250-2149 Print, 2250-2157 Electronic |
SETI, Panhala |
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5 |
Prof. Shinde Sagar M. |
Motor Vehicles Forecasting in Kolhapur City Using Combined Grey Model |
Journal Title: KSCE Journal of Civil Engineering, Springer, Date of submission: 20 October 2022, Date of Last Revision submission: 10 March 2023, Date of publication: 19 March 2023 (Accepted) |
Volume 27 |
IJ |
28 April 2023 |
ISSN/ISBN: ISSN: 1226-7988 Print, 1976-3808 Electronic |
SETI, Panhala |
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6 |
Prof. Shinde Sagar M. |
Conference Paper Title: Forecasting of PM₁₀ concentrations in Indian medium-sized city using new combined grey model |
Conference Title: Techno Societal-2022; 4th International Conference on Advanced Technologies for
Societal Applications
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IC |
14 December 2023 |
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SETI, Panhala |
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7 |
Prof. Thoke Amit C. |
Flexural Strengthening of Light Weight Reinforced Concrete Beams By Using Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer |
Iconic Research & Engineering Journals |
Volume 5, Issue 11 |
IJ |
11-05-22 |
ISSN : 2456 - 8880 |
SETI, Panhala |
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8 |
Prof. Thoke Amit C. |
Experimental Study On Structural Light Weight Concrete For Partial Replacement To Coarse Aggregate By Sintered Fly Ash Aggregate |
International Journal of Advanced Research in Science, Communication & Technology |
Volume 2, Issue 3 |
IJ |
03-05-22 |
ISSN : 2581 - 9429 |
SETI, Panhala |
Webinar Attented by Faculty Year Wise
| No. | Year | Name | Theme | Duration | Organizing Institute | Event Date | Remark |
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1 |
2019-20 |
Mr. Thoke Amit Chandraprakash |
Application Of Software’s in Civil Engineering: A Prospective Future |
3 Days |
Sanjay Ghodawat polytechnic, Atigre |
June4th to 6th June 2020 |
Participation |
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2 |
2019-20 |
Mr. Thoke Amit Chandraprakash |
How To Write A Good Paper For Highly Indexed International Journal |
1 Day |
Dr.S.&S.S.Ghandhy government Engineering College,Surat |
June 1st 2020 |
Participation |
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3 |
2019-20 |
Mr. Thoke Amit Chandraprakash |
Advanced digital Content Creation Tools & Techniques for Education |
1 Day |
AISSMS,College of Engineering Pune |
May 30th 2020 |
Participation |
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4 |
2019-20 |
Mr. Thoke Amit Chandraprakash |
Formwork Design & Safety Aspect |
5 Day |
College of Engineering, Pune |
May 22th to 26th May 2020 |
Participation |
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5 |
2019-20 |
Mr. Thoke Amit Chandraprakash |
Use of Construction Chemicals in Construction Industry |
1 Day |
RIT, Rajaramnagar |
May 20th 2020 |
Participation |
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6 |
2019-20 |
Mr. Thoke Amit Chandraprakash |
Legal Aspects Of Civil Engineering |
2 Day |
Dr. DaulatraoAher College Of Engineering, Karad |
May 21th to 22th May 2020 |
Participation |
Students Achievement
| No. | Name | |
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1 |
Achievements in Sports |
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2 |
Student Achievements in Curricular and Extra Curricular activities |
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Student Publication |
Year 2015 - 16
Arranged ISTE, approved one week national level workshop on “Geo-Information and Geo-Design” from date 01st Feb. to 6th Feb. 2016.
Arranged one day workshop on “Revision of Syllabus for subject Advanced Engineering Geology” B.E. Part – I, on 10th March 2016.
Arranged one day workshop on “Revision of Syllabus for subject Advanced Engineering Geology” B.E. Part – I, on 10th March 2016.
Ranker
Class Toppers for Academic Year 2016-17
Class SE
| Rank | Name of Student | Marks obtained % |
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1 |
SANGINKAR ANKUSH RAMCHANDRA |
65.38 |
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2 |
KORE SAYALI ANNASO |
60.56 |
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3 |
GIRI NEHA HINDURAO |
59.31 |
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4 |
BORGE SHIVANI SAMBHAJI |
56.06 |
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5 |
PATIL PRUTHVIRAJ AMBAJI |
55.88 |
Class BE
| Rank | Name of Student | Marks obtained % |
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1 |
MULLA NAVAJ SIKANDAR |
69.79 |
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2 |
SHINDE ANIKET BANDOPANT |
68.82 |
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3 |
PANDIT PREMKUMAR GANGARAM |
64.65 |
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4 |
VANI SURESH KIRAN |
64.57 |
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5 |
CHOUGULE PRADNYA RAJENDRA |
64.53 |
Class TE
| Rank | Name of Student | Marks obtained % |
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1 |
NAIK SAMEER RAMCHANDRA |
67.56 |
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2 |
PATIL UMESH SHANKARRAO |
66.44 |
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3 |
REDEKAR AJIT DINKAR |
63.63 |
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4 |
PATIL SOURABH SAMBHAJI |
63.25 |
Library Use
Rules for Teachers
- Teachers will be issued five books at a time, the transaction of the books will be carried throughout the day.
- Reader should not misplace any book while referring it.
- In case of loss of any book, the reader has to replace the book with latest edition.
- The book should be kept for the prescribed time limit, unless recalled by the librarian in the mean time.
Revised Syllabus
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Events
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Seminar conducted by civil dept |
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workshop conducted by civil dept |
CESA (Student association)
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CESA Report 2023-2024 |
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shiv jayanti 2024 |
Industrial Visits
Testimonials
Teaching at our college is exceptionally good as the faculty focuses on each and every corner of the topic. They not only focus on the curriculum but also enhance our innate. The college itself is built for the comfort of the students. A student would just concentrate on studies when the surroundings are perfect. Here college provide us many Facilities.
I like the faculty and I feel I had the best environment for my studies. I learned many new things from my teachers who were very helpful in every way they could. The teacher-student interaction was great. The teachers were very friendly because of which I could clarify many of my doubts.
My college days are the best part of my life. My department encouraged me to explore my talent & potential by providing an exceptional integrated learning environment. I am really grateful to my teachers who have changed my whole aspect towards learning.
Parent Testimonials
We are satisfied with the good infrastructure of the college and have found it to be safe and secure for their children. We also found that the children have a good learning experience in the college as a result of the good knowledgeable faculties teaching the children. We really appreciate civil department for putting extra effort for enrichment of extra curricular activities of our wards
The Student’s of the college is an enthusiastic learner who seems to enjoy college activities like curricular and non- curricular well as they enjoy environment of college. Some students exhibit a positive outlook and attitude in the classroom.Students are Appears well rested and ready for each day’s activities they show enthusiasm for classroom activities. And also shows initiative and looks for new ways to get involved in new activities.