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M. S. P. Mandal's Vinayakrao Patil Mahavidyalaya, Vaijapur

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मराठवाडा शिक्षण प्रसारक मंडळाचे विनायकराव पाटील महाविद्यालय, वैजापूर

Affiliated to Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University
College With Potential For Excellence (CPE)
Re-Accredited by NAAC ‘A’ Grade with CGPA 3.25 (4th cycle 2022)
ISO 21001-2018 Certified (EOMS)
STRIDE and Paramarsh Schemes by UGC

Associations

Literary Association:

Introduction:

‘A word after a word after a word is power.’ —Margaret Atwood

Vinayakrao Patil Mahavidyalaya, Vaijapur strives to realize the mission ofseeking overall personality development of the students through extra-curricular and co- curricular activities. The rural students who live in the midst of nature have great communion with the rustic phenomena. The Literary Association was established in 1968 and has been a vibrant organ for giving exposure to creative potentials of the students. ‘The soil of Vaijapur has latent literary instinct’ remarks the veteran man of letter and former President, Sahitya-SanskrutiMahamandal, Maharashtra State, R. R. Borade. He served in this institute as Principal for 20 years and laid the foundation of the literary culture. He was instrumental in inventing a new genre ‘Rural Marathi Short Story’ that has been the mainstay in the contemporary literature.Following the legacy, a host of other writers emerged and blossomed the literary field: Bhaskar Chandanshiv, Bhimrao Waghchoure, SuhasiniIrlekar, Mahesh Kharat, LalitAdhane lead the literary front today with their local color. The books written by these writers have been prescribed in the curriculum of many Universities.

Objectives

To acquaint students with a variety of literary forms and genres

To encourage students write journal, short stories and poems

To identify potential writers and organize creative writing workshops for them

To organize interactive meets with writers

To organize discussions on literary themes

To organize story-telling, poetry recitation and essay writing competitions

Activities

Sr. No.

Activity

Date

1         

Short Story Writing Competition

21-07-2016  View Report

2         

Essay Writing Competition

26-11-2016 View Report

3         

Essay Writing Competition

31-07-2018 View Report

4         

Workshop on Creative Writing

21-09-2018 View Report

5         

Essay Writing Competition

31-07-2019 View Report

6         

Inaugural Lecture on Opportunities in Hindi Language by Amitabh Srivastav

04-09-2019 View Report

7         

Essay Writing Competition

11-01-2020 View Report

8         

Creative Writing Workshop

29-11-2021 View Report

9         

English Handwriting Competition

31-12-2021 View Report

Introduction

Aims and objectives

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Activities:

Sr. No.

Activity

Date

Report Link

1

Science Quiz on Dr A P J Abdual Kalam 4.8.2016

4.8.2016

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2

Science Poster Presentation Competition 5.3.2021

5.3.2021

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3

Inauguration of Science Association by Dr R P Pawar 28 Sept 2018

28.9.2018

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4

Environment day 5 June 2021

5.6.2021

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5

Elocution Competition 5.12.2019

5.12.2019

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6

Inauguration of Science Association by Dr S T Gaikwad 10.10.2017

10.10.2017

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7

Science Exhibition Third Prize Winner 2017

16.1.2017

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8

National Science Day Celebration 2018

28.2.2018

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9

National Science Day Celebration 2021

28.2.2021

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10

Science Poster Presentation Competition 2017

28.12.2017

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11

Science Poster Presentation Competition 2019

28.12.2019

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12

Science Association Inauguration Under Alumi 20-12-2016

20.12.2016

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Introduction

As Vinayakrao Patil Mahavidyalaya states its mission as ‘Let everyone have his wish fulfilled’, and objective being ‘social upliftment of the masses’ the social science association makes a meaningful appearance in the campus. Since its inception in 1968, the college has a definite impact on the socio-cultural life of the tehsil. We believe that this ‘social’ indicator has been the key to our existence ever since and in an era of massive social upheaval and shifting values, we consider it to be our noble mission. We have programmes like History, Political Science, Economics and Sociology which are the main organs of social sciences. Apart from this, language courses like Marathi, Hindi, and English have a social orientation. Consciously, we imbibe in our stakeholders, the social values that figure up in science programme. The association functions in a democratic manners in that there is a student secretary and joint secretary who plans activities and execute them. As social science a common ground for students across all the programmes, their interest and participation has been noteworthy.

Aims and objectives

The social science association works to realize the following objectives

  • To generate in students interest in social sciences
  • To arrange lectures and workshops on the concerned fields 
  • To encourage a research-oriented perspective among teachers and students
  • To arrange periodic lectures, debates and competitions
  • To acquaint students with the current social science developments and issues
  • To bind cross-disciplinary ideas in history, political science, sociology, economics etc.
  • To creating awareness of social problems in students.

Activities:

S. N.

Name of Activity

Date

Report 

1

Lecture on ‘Culture of Marathwada’

17/09/2016

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2

Lecture on ‘Thoughts of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar: Contemporary Relevance’

14/01/2017

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3

Workshop on ‘Introduction to State Prelim Syllabus, Time Management and Study Technique’

28/08/2018

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4

Lecture on  ‘Our Democracy’

26/01/2019

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5

Lecture on ‘Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar: Leader of All Sections of Society’

14/01/2019

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6

Lecture on ‘The Fundamental Duties’

15/08/2019

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7

Lecture on ‘Role of Swami RamanandTirth in Marathwada Liberation’

17/09/2019

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8

Lecture on ‘70 Years of Republic: Some Milestones’

26/01/2020

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“Innovation and commerce are as powerful tools for creating social progress as they are for driving technological advancement.”
Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw

Introduction:

The mission of Vinayakrao Patil Mahavidyalaya, Vaijapur is to seek overall personality development of students through extra-curricular and co-curricular activities. Rural students who live in the midst of nature have a strong bond with the natural phenomena. The Commerce Association provides as a forum for students to learn about the present business world, diverse trade activities, and corporate difficulties. It gives students a chance to show off their skills in a variety of business-related events while also helping them improve their analytical and decision-making abilities. They are able to excel in teamwork and creative undertakings as a result of these exercises.

Objectives:

  • To provide career guidance and to assist students in achieving their goals.
  • To provide necessary information on current business and management trends guest lectures, seminars, expert talks, and academic events are organized for the students.
  • To instill leadership qualities in students, students confidence and overall personality development.
  • To organize industrial visits and field trips for students to gain hands-on experience in the business world.
  • To transform students into responsible citizens of our country.

Activities conducted:

Sr. No.

Activity

Date

Report Link

1

Induction Programme 

12-07-2016

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2

Selection of Secretary and Joint Secretary of Commerce Association

05-08-2016

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3

Inauguration of Commerce Association

13-01-2017

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4

Industrial Visit/Study Tour

24 & 25-02-2017

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5

Induction Programme

21-07-2017

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6

Selection of Secretary and Joint Secretary of Commerce Association

03-08-2017

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7

Inauguration of Commerce Association

23-01-2018

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8

Guest Lecture on ‘Tally and GST’

24-01-2018

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9

Gillette Sponsored Workshop on Career Development and Personality Grooming

27-01-2018

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10

Guest Lecture on ‘How to Prepare for MBA CET’

29-01-2018

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11

Induction Programme

30-07-2018

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12

Selection of Secretary and Joint Secretary of Commerce Association

01-08-2018

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13

Study Techniques of Competitive Examinations under Commerce Association

29-09-2018

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14

Guest Lecture on Goods and Services Tax

05-10-2018

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15

Workshop on Consumer Awareness Under Student Consumer Forum

05-01-2019

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16

Guest Lecture on ‘How to Prepare for MBA CET’

21-01-2019

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17

Induction Programme

22-07-2019

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18

Selection of Secretary and Joint Secretary of Commerce Association

03-08-2019

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19

Guest Lecture on Time Management

05-10-2019

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20

Guest Lecture on ‘Career Opportunities in Banking’

24-02-2020

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21

Industrial Visit/Study Tour

18-02-2020

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22

Selection of Secretary and Joint Secretary of Commerce Association

15-10-2020

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23

One Day Workshop  on Entrepreneurship Development

05-03-2021

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24

One Day Workshop on Entrepreneurship and Innovation

06-03-2021

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25

One Day Workshop on Tally. ERP 9 Software

06-07-2021

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26

Induction Programme

30-11-2021

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27

Selection of Secretary and Joint Secretary of Commerce Association

04-12-2021

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28

One Day Workshop  on Trademark and Copyrights (IPR)

27-12-2021

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29

Guest Lecture on Careers in Finance and Accounting

28-12-2021

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30

Online Alumni Meet

31-12-2021

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31

Certificate Course in Computerized Accounting

24-01-22 to 26-02-22

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32

Guest Lecture on the Occasion of International Custom Duty Day

26-01-2022

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33

Guest Lecture on Consumer Awareness

15-03-2022

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34

Guest Lecture on the Occasion of World’s Consumer Right Day

15-03-2022

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35

One Day Workshop  on Career in Commerce and Management

04-04-2022

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Introduction:

As creating right kind of leadership in all walks of life is the objective of Vinayakrao Patil Mahavidyalaya, Vaijapur, throughout its meaningful existence spanning 54 years, the institute nurtures talent through conscious efforts. Some ten years ago the rural students of Vaijapur tehsil chose to join the expensive coaching for various competitive examinations. Most of them could not afford to pay the high fees as well as the cost of living in bigger cities like Aurangabad, Pune and Mumbai which have emerged as the coaching centres in the last two decades. Taking this situation into account the IQAC mooted the idea of starting a competitive examination cell in the college itself. With a few breakthroughs, the centre continued to attract the aspirants and the number just went on doubling every coming year. CEC pulled in the pool of expertise available in the college faculty and started to guide students. CEC has blossomed into a full-fledged tree today. During the last five years the CEC could render coaching to over 4000 students both on and off campus. CEC adopted a multi-pronged approach while grooming the aspirants: introducing them to various competitive examinations conducted by the state and central government and organizing competitive examinations.

Objective:

To motivate students prepare for various competitive examinations

To arrange motivational lectures of successful aspirants/officers

To organize quiz and competitions for the aspirants

To provide guidance to aspiring students

To provide syllabus, books, reading room, ICT support to students

To conduct periodic awareness programmes for the aspiring students

To conduct mock examinations and interviews for aspiring students

To extend various support activities for the aspirants

The Competitive Examination Guidance Policy

  • The institution ensures that the Competitive Examination Guidance Cell is functional round the year.
  • The institution ensures that a committee made up of Sr. College teachers will look into the planning and execution of initiatives under the Competitive Examination Guidance Cell.
  • The Competitive Examination Guidance Cell would be open to students from Class X to Ph.D. students.
  • With prior permission the Competitive Examination Guidance Cell will open the facilities to members from society.
  • The aspirants can avail to the Library facility like the issue and return of books, reading hall during the library working hours.
  • The Competitive Examination Guidance Cell will organize workshops, lectures, introductory sessions, written examinations, quizzes, GDs etc. for the aspirants
  • The Competitive Examination Guidance Cell will acquaint students with the exam schedule, notifications, syllabi and method of application etc.
  • The institute will procure updated books and other learning material for the Competitive Examination Guidance Cell.

Activity:

Sr. No.

Activity

Date

Link to Report

1.       

5th Ramanujan quiz 21-1-2017

21.1.2017

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2.       

6th Ramanujan quiz 13-1-2019

13.1.2019

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3.       

Alumni Engagement initiative 26-9-2020

26.9.2020

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4.       

Alumni Engagement Initiative- 26-11-2017

26.11.2017

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5.       

Alumni Meet History 30-12-2021

30.12.2021

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6.       

Competitive Exam  23-12-2019

23.12.2019

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7.       

Competitive Exam 31-01-2019

31.1.2019

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8.       

General History Quiz on National Struggle 13-7-21

13.7.2021

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9.       

Guest Lecture on Career Opportunities in Banking 24-02-2020

24.2.2020

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10.   

Guidance Workshop for Competitive Exam 02-08-2017

2.8.2017

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11.   

How to be an Officer 27-9-2017

27.9.2017

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12.   

Intellectual property Rights 29-5-21 to 30-5-21

29 & 30.5.2021

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13.   

Interaction with Entrepreneur 2-1-2018

2.1.2018

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14.   

Lecture on MBA CET 29-1-2018

29.1.2018

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15.   

Lecture on Study Technique 29-09-2018

29.9.2018

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16.   

Marathi Bhasha Gaurav Din -28-02-2020

28.2.2020

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17.   

Memorial Quiz on Wings of Fire Dr. A.P.J 12-10-2021

12.10.2021

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18.   

MPSC prelim Examination  28-9-2018

28.9.2018

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19.   

NET SET Guidance 1-2-2020

1.2.2020

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20.   

NET- SET Guidance Workshop 2-3- 2019

2.3.2019

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21.   

nss_quize_competition_24_8_2017

24.8.2017

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22.   

Online Alumni Meet 31-12-2021

31.12.2021

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23.   

Online Quiz On COVID Awareness 4-7-2020

4.7.2020

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24.   

Online Quiz on Hindi Language and Grammar 18 July  2021

18.7.2021

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25.   

Online Quiz on Introduction to Sociology 27 July 2021

27.7.2021

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26.   

Online Quiz on Marathi Language 5-7-2021

5.7.2021

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27.   

Online Quiz on Marathi Language 22 July 2021

22.7.2021

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28.   

Preparation on MBA CET 21-1-2019

21.1.2019

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29.   

Quiz on Political Science 4-9-21

4.9.2021

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30.   

Wall Poster Competition 8-1-2020

8.1.2020

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31.   

Work Shop 23-24 Dec. 2021

23 & 24.12.2021

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32.   

Workshop Competitive Exam. 30-07-2018

30.7.2018

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33

Online Quiz on sport  29 Aug 2021

29.8.2021

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34

Vermi Compost Quiz 30-7-2021

30.7.2021

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35

Online quiz on Use of Botany in Life 28-7-2021

28.7.2021

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36

Online Quiz on sport  10 July 2021

10 July 2021 

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37NET SET Guidance workshop Feb 20172 Feb 2017View Report
    

Introduction:

Department of Lifelong Learning & Extension is working for the implementation of National Adult Education and Extension program. The department is Non-Vocational academic. It is working on national importance and target oriented issues through formal & non formal discipline with inter disciplinary approach. Department is making education relevant to real situation and to prevent the alienation of education from society. It is also developing the sense of responsibility towards the society.

The intention of the department is to extend the knowledge with other institutional resources to the community and Vice-versa and also to gain insight from socio-cultural realities and reflect it in system of higher education. Department also developed the extension Model through 60 affiliated colleges. 3000 students and 60 programme officers have involved in the extension activities i.e. Education, Health, Empowerment of women, Environment, Rehabilitation for special children, scientific approach, Rural development, celebration of special days, drug abuse and alcoholism, students counseling and career guidance etc.

Vision

  • Making education relevant to real life situation.
  • For preventing the alienation of education from society.
  • For developing in the sense of responsibility towards society.
  • For deepening the teachers knowledge through wider exposure to real life situation.

 

Mission

  • To extend knowledge with other institutional resources to the community and vice-versa.
  • To gain insight from socio-cultural realities and reflect it in system of higher education.

Objective:

To empowerment human recourse of local rural with Lifelong Learning, Extension Education, Non-formal Education Economically and Socially.

Activity:

 

Introduction

 

Aims and objectives

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The Competitive Examination Guidance Policy

 

Activities:

 

Introduction

 

Aims and objectives

  •  
  •  

The Competitive Examination Guidance Policy

 

Activities:

 

Introduction

The fact that Vinayakrao Patil Mahavidyalaya, Vaijapur aims at creating a widespread educational network seeking mass participation in education, invariably implies that women participation in this process is of paramount importance. Right, from its inception in 1968, the participation of women always shows an increasing trend. The institute has undertaken conscious initiatives in order to offer just gender equity. The participation of women shows booth qualitative and quantitative growth. Today (2020-21), the college has the women strength of 989 (44.83%). The college aims at increasing this to 50% in the next five years. The women have to encounter a set of unique and locale specific difficulties and problems: poor road connectivity, financial encumbrances, low literacy rate, poor transportation, lack of awareness about women education, widespread superstitions, early marriage practice, reluctance to send women to higher educational institute. The institute has been tackling these difficulties in a systematic manner. Through regular interaction with parents, society, stakeholders substantial awareness has been generated. The extensive activities have proved very beneficial in bringing women to the college. The college has a functional Women Development Cell which looks after the women related issues and addresses them in real time. The activities of the Committee are as varied as the problems are. The cell has its meaningful existence in the institute.

Aims and objectives

  • To coordinate women related initiatives and endeavours
  • To provide a platform for women to discuss their aspirations
  • To organize lectures, workshops, debates, elocution, awareness programmes for women
  • To encourage women to participate in activities
  • To encourage women voice their views and concerns on the current developments
  • To enhance the self-esteem of women

Activities (2016-2022)

S.N.

Name of activity

Date

1         

Lecture by Prof. Mayuri Nikam, Sociology, on ‘Indian Women Sociologists’

 

2         

Elocution on: Need of Self-Defence Education, Challenges before Women Today, Women Security

02-08-2016

3         

Lecture by Dr. Deepmala Marmath, Medical Officer,  on ‘Women Health Issues’

09-12-2016

4         

Run for Versatile Vaijapur: Women’s Mini Marathon

30-12-2016

5         

Prof. S. D. Hiwale: ‘The Contribution of Savitribai Phule in Women’s Education in Maharashtra’

03-01-2017

6         

Prof. S. J. Narayankar: ‘Women Education: Some Challenges’

03-01-2017

7         

Prof. Sushama Jadhav:  ‘Powerful Indian Women

03-01-2017

8         

International Women’s Day

08-03-2017

9         

Lecture by Mrs. Sushma Andhare on ‘Women Liberation in the Dream of Jijau, Ahilya and Sau and Today’s Reality’

12/10/2017

10     

Dr. Deepmala Marmath, Medical Officer, on ‘Anaemia in Women & Haemoglobin Testing’

29-12-2017

11     

Rangoli Competition

03-01-2018

12     

Slogan Writing Competition

03-01-2018

13     

International Women’s Day

08-03-2018

14     

Essay Writing Competition on Women Empowerment

08-03-2018

15     

‘Elocution Competition on ‘Women Empowerment’

08-03-2018

16     

Lecture by Dr. S. D. Wavge on ‘Working Women’

08-03-2018

17     

International Women’s Day

08-03-2019

18     

Health Awareness Workshop in collaboration with Shelke Hospital Vaijapur

03/01/2020

19     

Annual Gender Sensitization Programme was organized

12-02-2020

20     

International Women’s Day

08-03-2020

21     

Annual Gender Sensitization Programme

03-01-2021

22     

International Women’s Day

08-03-2021

23     

Gender Audit Conducted

06-07-2021to

08-07-2021

24     

FDP on ‘Gender and Development in the Era of 2020-2021’

25-10-2021 to

30-10-2021

25     

07 teachers completed Advanced Certificate Course in ‘Prevention of Sexual Harassment at Workplace: Law and Beyond’

July-Dec. 2021

26     

A weeklong ‘Women Safety: Judi Karate Training’

13-12-2021to

18-12-2021

27     

Lecture by Dr. J. P. Sonar on ‘Pre-Conception, Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques Act 1994

28/12/2021

28     

Workshop Series on ‘An Introduction to Important Laws

27-31 Dec 2021

 

 

Introduction

Vinayakrao Patil Mahavidyalaya, Vaijapur has internalized the practice of training and placing students in various companies. Initially, there were a host of challenges and instead of crying over them, we explored the hidden opportunities in the set up. The first mission of the college is to make the rural youth self-reliant and develop leadership traits in them.

The fact that Vaijapur Tehsil which comprises of 150 drought-prone villages deprives it of progress even after 70 years of independence. Since its establishment in 1968, the college has been the centre of social, cultural and economic transformation. True to its spirit, the students passing out from this college secured jobs in the field like teaching, banking, law, defence, police depts. other government and private sectors. Large was the number of students who preferred to experimental farming which has been their family occupation. A good chunk of these students started their own business as well. The scenario got changed after the 1995 when LPG was accepted and the job equation got changed. So there was a dire need to address the issues arising out of the new era.

In the new scenario, jobs were plenty but required skills. In adherence to the mission of the institute efforts, though, crude, were sporadically since 2006. As a part of this paradigm shift we introduced programmes like BBA, BCA, BCS, Biotechnology, Spoken English, Computer Hardware and Networking etc. As these programmes have scope for employment. Apart from the new courses, we realized that skill training was the crux of the problem. That realization was the real beginning.

The first major fillip was given in 2016 when there was a overhauling in the policy and the Training and Placement Cell had its real meaningful existence. In that year we conducted Affirmative Action Programme under the aegis of Tata Consultancy Services. It was a 100 hour training programme that covered components like soft skills, GD, logical reasoning, written communication etc. At the end of the programme 07 students got placed in TCS. This boosted our confidence and so we expanded the canvass of our activities. Similar programmes were conducted consistently and by August the Training and Placement Cell completed 18 training programmes and trained 1025 students. In our in-campus placement drives 125 students have been placed in various companies. The number of students who benefitted from these activities and got placed by approaching various employers is 412. The silver lining is that most of the students that we train and place belong to SC/ST/OBC/Miniority/Women/BPL/Students located in far flung areas. Training and Placement has been accorded a top priority in the campus today. The Training and Placement Cell has got facilities like a well-equipped office, lab, audio-visual classroom, small library etc. The cell is working with the motto ‘100% Training and 100% Placement’.

Aims and objectives

  • To generate awareness about various employment avenues in students
  • To conduct entrepreneurship awareness/development activities
  • To conduct training sessions/programmes for students
  • To conduct activities like aptitude tests, group discussions, mock interviews
  • To conduct collaborative activities with placement agencies, experts and trainers
  • To promote career counseling sessions of recently placed students and alumni
  • To establish Tie-ups and MoUs with industries, placement firms and corporate houses
  • To conduct activities for bridging the gap between industry and academia
  • To make rural youth employable and self-reliant through training and placement
  • To transform the rural society by training students and placing them in appropriate fields
  • To seek maximum participation of women students in training and placement activities
  • To inculcate life skills and values in rural students

Awareness Programmes & Other Activities:

Sr. No.

Activity

Date

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1

Awareness Generation Programme.

10.08.2016

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2

Career Awareness Programme.

09.08.2017

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3

Awareness Generation Programme.

17.02.2018

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4

Awareness Generation Programme.

28.07.2018

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5

Career Awareness Programme.

19.08.2019

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6

Awareness Generation Programme.

23.08.2019

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7

Barclays Training 2016

16 to 18 Dec 2016

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8

Barclays Training 2017

11 to 13 Oct.2017

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9

E4 Skill

07.12.2018

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10

Infosys Study Tour

20.01.2018

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Training Programmes:

Sr. No.

Activity

Date

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1

TCS Training Programme 2016-17

16 Jan to 06 Feb.2017

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2

TCS Training Programme 2018-19

27 Jan to 17 Feb.2019

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3

TCS Training Programme 2019-20

10 Jan to 04 Feb 2020

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4

TCS Training Programme 2020-21

11 Nov. 2021

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5

E4 Training List & Certificate

03 Aug to 31 Oct 2019

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6

Soft Skill Training Maitri Institute List &Certi

13 Dec to 10 Jan.2019

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One day Workshop:

Sr. No.

Activity

Date

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1

One day workshop 

26.06.21

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2

One day workshop 

27.06.21

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3

One day workshop

28.06.21

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4

One day workshop 

29.06.21

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5

One day workshop 

30.06.21

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6

One day workshop 

01.07.21

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7

One day workshop 

02.07.21

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8

9

10

11

One day workshop 

One day e workshop on cyber security 

Career after Graduation by anil thore

NET – SET Guidance Workshop by rashinkar

10.06.21

11.07.2021

26.09.2018

02.03.2018

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Introduction:

The history of staff academy in Vinayakrao Patil College is as old as the institute itself. As the institute has immense diversity in terms of area, departments, service units and facilities, healthy and continuous interaction amongst them is conducive for ensuring healthy atmosphere. Teachers have expertise and strengths that find expression through the meetings of the academy. This serves as a platform for exchange of ideas and a spirit of competitiveness also prevails. Every year in May itself the IQAC forms the staff academy committee and announces the yearly schedule. Over the years the academy has evolved and apart from the fundamental issues, it has accommodated cross cutting issues in the emerging areas. We have taken due care to give space to young and senior teachers.

Aims and objectives:

  • To facilitate periodic get together for exchange of ideas amongst the teachers
  • To organize brainstorming on interesting topics in order to enhance knowledge and skills
  • To foster the spirit of coordination and co-operation amongst the teaching faculty
  • To acquaint the teachers with the technological advancements and teaching methods
  • To promote research culture among the teachers
  • To foster a democratic values in the teaching fraternity

Composition:

Sr. N.

Name of Teacher

Position

1.       

Dr. M. L. Sonawane

Coordinator

2.       

Mr. K. S. Ban

Member

3.       

Dr. B. G. Lone

Member

4.       

Dr. S. D. Hiwale

Member

5.       

Dr. S. A. Dokhe

Member

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Sr. No.

Activity

Date

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1

Lecture on Traditions of the Banjara Community –

Mr. S. K. Rathod

27/6/2016

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2

Lecture on Humour in the Short Stories of Shankar Patil –

Mr. Rajesh Kolekar

27/06/2016

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3

Lecture on Golden Ratio in Nature –

Mr. A. D. Godase

27/08/2016

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4

Lecture on Hindi Language: Today and Tomorrow –

Dr. Sunil Dahale

1/9/2016

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5

Lecture on Use of Physics in Day-to-day Life –

Dr. B. G. Lone

4/10/2016

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6

Lecture on Filing ITR –

Mr. K. P. Bholane

12/12/2016

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7

Lecture on My Literature –

Dr. Bhimrao Waghchoure

23/11/2016

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8

Lecture on Artificial Intelligence –

Mrs.Viashali Shelke

2/1/2017

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9

Lecture on Sahitya ki Upyogita –

Dr. B. R. Dhapase

20/6/2017

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10

Lecture on Hemadpanthi Temples in Marathwada –

Prof K. S. Ban

24/7/2017

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11

Lecture on Indian Foreign Policy –

Prof. V. S. Doke

18/8/2017

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12

Lecture on Public Participation in Rural Development –

Dr. S. D. Hiwale

21/12/2017

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13

Lecture on NAAC Student Charter –

Dr. D. S. Salunke

29/9/2017

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14

Lecture on Crypto-currency –

Dr. K. P. Bholane

28/2/2018

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15

Lecture on Art of Living –

Dr. M. S. Kharat

23/1/2018

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16

Lecture on Use of Literature in Films –

Dr. M. L. Sonawane

27/7/2018

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17

Lecture on Use of Resources in INFLIBINET –

Dr. Amol Sawai

30/8/2018

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18

Lecture on Genetic Disorders –

Dr. B. N. Jadhav

21/12/2019

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19

Lecture on Social Media and Literature –

Dr. B. R. Dhapase

27/12/2018

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20

Lecture on Origin of Life –

Dr. C. V. Sirsat

30/6/2018

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21

Lecture on Inter-caste Marriages and Social Change –

Dr. S. D. Hiwale

22/3/2019

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22

Lecture on Avenues in Armed Forces –

Mr. S. A. Dokhe

28/7/2018

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23

Lecture on Folk Culture and Folk Literature –

Mr. D. B. Khillari

29/11/2019

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24

Lecture on Famous Poems of Robert Frost –

Mr. M. L. Sonawane

26/6/2019

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25

Lecture on Plastic Pollution –

Dr. Pragati Pawar

28/8/2019

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26

Lecture on Entrepreneurship Development –

Mrs. V. P. Adhav

27/7/2019

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27

Lecture on Cyber Security’ –

Mr. Anil Thore

10/12/2019

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28

Lecture on Role of Opposition in Indian Democracy –

Mr. A. R. Kasbe

30/12/2019

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Introduction:

 

Aims and objectives

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Introduction

Though located in the drought prone region, Vinayakrao Patil Mahavidyalaya, has maintained a very fascinating green campus spreading over 19.36 acre. Students live in the proximity of nature and have natural sensitivity to the flora and fauna. Green Club has a meaningful existence in the campus for the last 54 years. Ithas been very proactive in in taking steps to make the campus a model of green and ecofriendly lifestyle. Green Club in collaboration with NSS, NCC and other Departments to organize initiatives like tree plantation, no vehicle day, bicycle promotion, sensitization lectures, Swachhata drives, waste management etc. The campus has thrived birds and other species with care.

Aims and objectives

  • To plant a variety of trees in the fertile 19.34 acre campus
  • To generate stakeholders about the environment and sustainability
  • To inculcate in students ecological values
  • To organize lectures, workshops and sensitizationabout environmental concerns
  • To take students in the neighborhood community for tree plantation activities
  • To educate students and teachers about the various forms of pollution
  • To encourage use of bicycles and battery powered vehicles
  • To create and sustain effective waste management systems on the campus
  • To organize Swachhata drives in and off the campus
  • To educate the students, teachers and employees about local and drought prone plants and their benefits

Major Activities:

 

S. N.

Activities

Date

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1

Drought Resistant Tree Plantation at College Campus

01-07 July 2016

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2

Swachhata Fortnight

16 to 31 Aug. 2016

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3

Carrot Grass Eradication Drive

12 to 13 Aug.  2016

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4

Tree Plantation at College Campus

26-27 Aug.  2016

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5

Tree Plantation and Tree Conservation Week

01 to 07 July 2016

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6

Swachhata Mitra Elocution Competition

03/12/2016

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7

Slum Cleaning at Bhavani Temple Area

08/09/2017

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8

Mahaswachhata Abhiyan: Swachh Sarvekshan

15/12/2017

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9

Tree Plantation at Sant Tukaram Maharaj Ashram, Shivoor

26/12/2017

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10

Elocution Competition on Vermicomposting

30/12/2017

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11

Lecture on ‘Plastic Ban’ by Dr. Jayant Sonar

31/12/2017

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12

Tree Plantation at Ravneshwar Temple, Shivoor

31/12/2017

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13

Tree Plantation at College Campus by NSS

08/08/2018

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14

Lecture on ‘Water Pollution in Vaijapur Tehsil’ by Dr. Jayant Sonar

25/12/2018

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15

Tree plantation with Vaijapur Doctors’ Association at Cadets’ Homes

08-22 July 2019

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16

Medicinal Sapling Plantation

03-10 Aug. 2019

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17

Tree Plantation  at College Campus

28/12/2019

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18

Elocution Competition on My Village-Clean Village

28/12/2019

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19

Lecture on ‘Polythene Bags: Danger to Environment’ by Dr. B. N. Jadhav

29/12/2019

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20

Lecture on ‘Swachh Bharat Abhiyan’ by B. K. Nikam

29/12/2019

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21

Tree Plantation at Shankar Swami Temple, Shivoor

30/12/2019

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22

Ashoka Tree Plantation at College Campus

15/08/2021

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23

Survey of  Plantation at College Campus

17/11/2021

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Introduction

 

Aims and objectives

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The Competitive Examination Guidance Policy

 

Activities:

 

Introduction

 

Aims and objectives

  •  
  •  

The Competitive Examination Guidance Policy

 

Activities:

 

Introduction

 

Aims and objectives

  •  
  •  

The Competitive Examination Guidance Policy

 

Activities:

 

CONTACT:

Dr. D. S. Salunke

Department of English,
Vinayakrao Patil Mahavidyalaya,
Vaijapur, Dist. Aurangabad – 423 701.
Tel: +91 9421582511
d77salunke@gmail.com