ALIGARH MUSLIM UNIVERSITY

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ANNUAL REPORT 2011-2012

ALIGARH MUSLIM UNIVERSITY

ALIGARH

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01. Vice-Chancellor's Desk 02. AMU at a glance

03. New Courses Introduced

04. Jobs and Placements of AMU Students 05. Honours and awards

06. Faculties and Departments of Studies 07. Women's Education at AMU

08. Admissions 2010-2011 09. Strength of Staff

10. Strength of Students

11. Examination Results for the year 2010-11 12. Awards of M.Phil./Ph.D.

13. Scholarships/Fellowships/Research Grants

14. Eminent scholars and VIPs who visited the University 15. Maulana Azad Library

16. Sir Syed Academy

17. UGC Academic Staff College 18. Central Facilities

19. Centre for Distance Education 20. Training & Skill Upgradation 21. University Publications

22. National Service Scheme and Social Service Committee 23. Disability Unit

24. Complaint Committee (Women's Cell)

25. SC/ST Cell

26. University Games Committee 27. Dean Students' Welfare 28. Development Activities

29. University Employment Information and Guidance Bureau 30. General Education Centre

31. Prof. K.A. Nizami Centre for Quranic Studies 32. Centre for Professional Courses

33. University Security 34. University Finances

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Annexures

Appendices

01. Annexure-I (Research Publications)

02. Annexure-II (Participation of Faculty members in

National and International Symposia/Seminars/Workshops) 03. Annexure-III (Symposia/Seminars/Workshops organized) 04. Annexure-IV (Research Projects under operation)

05. Annexure-V PG Students of NET/JRF

06. Annexure-VI (Journals published by the Departments) 07. Annexure-VII (Membership of Editorial Boards of

National and International Journals)

01. Appendix-I (Members of the Executive Council) 02. Appendix-II (Members of the University Court) 03. Appendix-III (Members of the Finance Committee) 04. Appendix-IV (Officers of the University)

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It is both my great pleasure and privilege to p r e s e n t t h e Annual Report of 2011-2012.

In accordance with Section 34 of the AMU Act, as amended in 1 9 8 1 . T h i s Annual Report h a s b e e n p r e p a r e d under the direction of the University Executive Council for submission to the Visitor, Chancellor, Central Government and both the Houses of Parliament, through the Executive Council and the University Court.

Since its inception the Aligarh Muslim University has been serving, ceaselessly, for the cause of higher education. This historic institution has played a major role in preserving and enriching the glorious tradition of the composite, multi-faith culture of secular India. All along it has catered, in particular, to the educational aspirations and needs of the Indian Muslims, especially Muslim girls. The AMU Act, as amended in 1981, and legislated by Parliament, has assigned responsibility to AMU to work towards the educational and cultural advancement of the Muslims of India. In pursuance of this goal AMU has already opened centres in Kerala and West Bengal. These will take some time for expansion and consolidation.

Nonetheless, it is worth-reiterating that the

visionary founder of this institution, Sir Syed Ahmad Khan (1817-1898) always professed and practised the integrationist view of society in keeping its doors open for everyone, regardless of gender, colour, race, caste or creed affiliations. We will uphold our Founder's dream.

In recognition of our duty to society and our country AMU has been striving, all along, for quality education and academic excellence. In 2011-2012 we scaled new heights in terms of awarding an increased number of M.Phil/Ph.D.

degrees in a wide range of disciplines. There were increased publications by the AMU faculty and we organized and participated in a larger number of conferences and seminars, both national and international. We secured more research projects and grants from prestigious national and international bodies; admitted a larger number of students in myriads of courses, including several new ones. We managed and secured greater financial allocations. The next section “AMU at a glance” provides, in tabulated form, the data showing the progress we have attained in 2011-2012.

Notwithstanding our achievements we are committed to striving for more and substantial accomplishments. For this we have charted out a detailed road map. Salient features of the same are:

To provide high quality education, nutritious meals and comfortable accommodation to our students.

To prepare our students to qualify in competitive exams.

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FROM THE VICE-CHANCELLOR'S DESK

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Our thrust will also be on sports, personality development and confidence building activities.

Faculty will be encouraged to upgrade their qualifications and skills so they can

be the vanguard for quality research.

We are determined to achieve not only the above mentioned goals, but also much more in future.

Lt. Gen. (Retd.) Zameer Uddin Shah Vice Chancellor

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Lt. Gen. (Retd) Zameer Uddin Shah, Vice Chancellor Brigadier (Retd.) Syed Ahmad Ali, Pro Vice Chancellor Group Captain (Retd.) Shahrukh Shamshad, Registrar

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02.0 AMU AT A GLANCE

Details

M.Phil/Ph.D. Degrees Publications

(a) Books (b) Articles

(c) University Journals

Conference Organized by the Departments Research Projects

Participation in Conferences/Seminars/

workshops International

Participation in Conferences/Seminars/

workshops National Admissions

Strength of Students

(a) Representation of States/UT (b) Total

(c) Countries (d) Foreign (e) NRIs

Strength of Schools Strength of Staff (a) Teaching (b) Non-Teaching University Finances

(A) Opening Balance as on 1st April (B) Internal Income

(C) Expenditure

(D) Closing Balance as on 1st April

2011-2012 0346 1582 0106 1476 0023 0081 0186 0180 0989 8651

00030 21803 00023 00303 00079 07021

1106 5610

Rs. 997.09 lacs (Cr) Rs. 50204.77 lacs Rs. 52170.32 lacs Rs. 968.46 (Dr)

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03.0. NEW COURSES INTRODUCED:

Courses

Advanced Diploma in Translation

Bachelor in Radiation Therapy Technology (BRTT) M.A. in Women's Studies

Advanced Diploma in Interior Decoration M. P.Ed.

Duration

3 years

4 years including 6 months internship 04 semesters

02 semesters 04 semesters

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4.0. JOBS AND PLACEMENTS OF AMU STUDENTS

4.1. Faculty of Engineering & Technology:

NAME OF THE EMPLOYER STUDENTS SELECTED

NUMBER SPECIALIZATION

Integral University - Lucknow M/s. Freescale - New Delhi M/s. Valdel - Noida

M/s. Lupin Limited - Mandideep (Rajasthan) M/s. Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC) - Dehradun

M/s. Tata Consulting Services - New Delhi M/s.

Lurgi India Company Private Limited - New Delhi M/s. Larsen & Toubro - New Delhi

M/s. Tega Industries Limited - Kolkata

M/s. Steller Group - Noida M/s. Gaursons - Delhi M/s. Wipro BPO (Technology Department) - Delhi M/s. ERA Groups - New Delhi

M/s. Computer Science Corporation- Noida M/s. Computer Science Corporation- Noida M/s. Catvision Limited - Noida

Mewar University - Chittorgarh

M/s. Windmoller & Holscher - New Delhi

7 2 1 2 5 121

3 10

2 1 1 4 3 11 10 4 6 1

M.Tech. All Branches B.Tech. Electronics B.Tech. Mechanical B.Tech. Chemical

B.Tech. Mechanical, Electrical &

Electronics

M.Tech./B.Tech./B.E. All Branches & MCA

B.Tech. Mechanical & Electrical M.Tech. / B.Tech. Mechanical, Civil & Electrical and B.Arch.

B.Tech. Mechanical B.Tech. Civil

B.Tech. / B.E. Civil

B.Tech./B.E. Electrical &

Electronics B.Tech./B.E. Civil B.Tech./B.E. Electrical,

Electronics & Computer and MCA Science Graduates

B.Tech. Electronics

M.Tech. Chemical / Electronics / Electrical / Mechanical

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4.2. Department of Business Administration

4.3. Summer Training a) Final Placement

S.No. Organization Number of Students Placed

S.No. Name of Organization No. of Students Placed

1 Super House Ltd. 2

2 IFFCO 3

3 Fleetguard-Filtrum 8

4 Hindustan Media Ventures Ltd. 2

5 Vodafone 1

6 Aksh Technologies 5

7 Chopras 9

8 India Mart 4

9 Benefic Media 3

Total 37

1 A&A Associates 1

2 Bihar State Milk Cooperative Federation Ltd. 1

3 Cargo Services Pvt. Ltd. 1

4 Comviva Technologies Ltd. 1

5 CP World Lines Pvt. Ltd. 1

6 Demyurj Pvt. Ltd. 1

7 Dr Reddy's Laboratory Ltd. 1

8 Fashion Enterprise 1

9 Hamdard Wakf Lab. 1

10 HDFC Bank 1

11 Heinz India Pvt. Ltd. 1

12 Hotel Piccadily 1

13 Indian Railways 1

14 ING Vyasa Ltd. 1

Note: Remaining Students got absorbed on their own in organizations like Godrej & Boyce, Reliance Capital, JK Technosoft, LIC, UTI Bank, NIIT, Suzuki, Yamaha, Honda, I Flux, Barclays Bank, HDFC Bank, ONGC, Edelweiss Capital Ltd., Percept, TCS, Pidilite, Standard Charted Bank, Union Bank, S.S.C etc.

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15 ITC Sheraton 1

16 Jai Bharat Maruti 1

17 JCC (C & B) Pvt. Ltd. Shell 1

18 Kings International Ltd. 1

19 Love Guru Street 1

20 Marico Industries Ltd. 1

21 Mercedes Pvt. Ltd. 1

22 Metso Minerals Pvt. Ltd. 1

23 Moser Baer India Ltd. 1

24 Mother Dairy 1

25 Multigains Finance consultants Pvt. Ltd. 1

26 Pamircola 1

27 Percept H. Pvt. Ltd. 1

28 Porteck India Info Services Pvt. Ltd. 1

29 Power Finance Corporation 1

30 Purvanchal Construction Works Pvt. Ltd. 1

31 Quantum Fertilizers 1

32 Rathi Hospital 1

33 Reliance Money 1

34 Reliance Telecom 1

35 SABS Exports 1

36 Sterlite Technologies Ltd. 1

37 Sugar & Industries Ltd. 1

38 Tata Chemicals Pvt. Ltd. 1

39 Technobazaar Sales Corp. 1

40 Teva API India Ltd. 1

41 Wynncomm 1

42 AMR Infrastructures Ltd. 2

43 Anjali Hardware Pvt. Ltd. 2

44 Bhushan Power & Steel Ltd. 2

45 Brand Curry Communications 2

46 Lowe Lintas 2

47 Rajvansh Polymer 2

48 SDG Exports Pvt. Ltd. 2

49 Shreyas Gramin Bank 2

50 SIDBI Tower 2

51 SPRAT 2

52 Hamdard Laboratories 3

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53 Inter Ocean Shipping Pvt. Ltd. 3

54 NTPC Ltd. 3

55 Panasonic India Pvt. Ltd. 3

56 Super House Ltd. 3

57 Telco Construction Equipment Co. Ltd. (Telcon) 3

58 India Infoline Ltd. 4

Total 83

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Prof. Qazi Afzal Husain, Dept of Urdu, Critic of the year Award-2011 UP Urdu Academy, Lucknow.

Prof. M. Anis, Dept. of Botany, appointed Visiting Professor at the Department of Plant Production and Food Sciences, King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Prof. M. Anis, Dept. of Botany, awarded Vigyan Ratan Award by CST, UP. and elected Fellow of Indian Society of Genetics and Plant Breeding (FISG), 2011.

Prof. Jamal A. Khan, Dept. of Wild Life Science, appointed member State Wildlife Board, Uttar Pradesh.

Prof. Wasim Ahmad, Dept. of Zoology, E.K. Janaki Ammal National award for Animal Taxonomy.

Dr. G.G.H.A. Shadab, Dept. of Zoology, Best Poster award by Doerenkamp-Zbinden Foundation, Switzerland worth a cash prize of CAN $ 1000.

Dr. Riaz Ahmad, Dept. of Zoology, BOYSCAST Fellowship, Department of Science and Technology

(DST), New Delhi to pursue research in Cleveland, USA.

Dr. S. Moied Ahmed, Dept. of Anesthesiology, Fellow of American College of Chest Physician.

Dr. S. Moied Ahmed, Dept. of Anesthesiology, Fellow of Indian College of Criticial Care Medicine.

Prof. Naeem Ahmad Khan, Dept. of Ilmul Advia Member, Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani Drug Technical Advisory Board (ASUTAB), Govt. of India, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Department of AYUSH.

Prof. Anis Ahmad Ansari, Dept. of Kulliyat, appointed as member of Central Council of Indian Medicine (CCIM), New Delhi.

Prof. A.R. Kidwai, Director, UGC Academic Staff College, appointed Honorary Visiting Fellow at the School of English, University of Leicester, UK.

Dr. Vibha Sharma, Dept. of English awarded scholarship to participate and present her paper at the annual conference of IFTR on 'Tradition, Innovation and Community'' at Osaka University, Japan.

5.0. Honours and Awards

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6.1. FACULTY OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES

6.1.1. Department of Agricultural Economics

& Business Management

The Executive Council in its meeting held on 18.10.1997 approved the amendment to statutes 20(1) and 20(2) (c) regarding the establishment of the faculty of agricultural Sciences. The faculty came into existence vide letter No C-III-Stt,-1/613 dated 21.07.2000 with four Departments including the Department of Agricultural Microbiology. The faculty of Agricultural Sciences comprises of five Departments: Department of Agricultural Economics and Business Management, Department of Agricultural Microbiology, Department of Home Science, Department of Plant Protection and Department of Post Harvest Engineering and Technology.

The Department of Agricultural Economics and Business Management was started in 1993-94 as a section of Institute of Agriculture and in 2000 it became a full fledged department. Its main objectives are to impart education in Agricultural Economics and Business Management, Advance learning and research in Agricultural Economics and Management, Create and disseminate knowledge of the Agricultural Economics for the benefit of rural people including farmers, farm- women, emerging entrepreneurs and other associated organizations with Agriculture.

The Department offers Ph.D. and Master of A g r i c u l t u r a l E c o n o m i c s a n d B u s i n e s s Management courses.

Books/monographs: Nil Journal: Nil

Publications:

Research Papers:

National Journals : 01 International Journals : Nil

Participation in Symposia/Seminars/Workshops : 01

Conferences/Seminars organized : 01 Research Project completed : Nil Research Project under operation : Nil

Postgraduate teaching and research in Agricultural Microbiology was initiated in the year 1995. The research in the Department is presently supported by extra mural funding from UGC, DST- FCT (Portugal). Thrust areas of research includes (i) Bio-fertilizers and bio-pesticides, Rhizo-biology and immunology (ii) Microbial degradation of agricultural wastes and environmental pollutants, environmental carcinogenesis and mutagenesis (iii) Bacterial taxonomy and phylogeny (iv) Microbial genetics and molecular biology (v) Soil microbiology and microbial ecology (vi) Screening of Medicinal plants for their bioactivity and toxicity (vii) Bio-prospecting Microbial diversity (viii) Metal-Microbe interactions (ix) Natural products and drug discovery.

Books/monographs: 03 Journal : Nil

National Journals : Nil International Journals : 13

Participation in Symposia/Seminars/Workshops : 02 Conferences/Seminars organized : Nil

Research Project completed : Nil Research Project under operation: 02

This department is a new addition to the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences. It was upgraded from the 6.1.2. Department of Agricultural Microbiology

6.1.3. Department of Home Science Publications:

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Home-Science Section in the Women's College to the “Department of Home-Science” on 11.08.2008.

Books/monographs : Nil Journal : Nil

Participation in Symposia/Seminars/Workshops: 09 Conferences/Seminars organized : 01

Research Project completed : Nil Research Project under operation : Nil

The Department of Plant Protection was established in 2000 with the creation of Faculty of Agricultural Sciences. The Department offers M.Sc. and Ph.D. programs with specialization in Entomology and Plant Pathology & Nematology.

Faculty of the department has been sanctioned 15 major research projects from ICAR, NATP, UGC, DBT, DST, UPCST, UPCAR etc. with a total grant of over Rs. 15 million. The department is also a Centre for All India Coordinated Research Project (AICRP) on Plant Nematodes.

The current thrust area of research in the department includes:

i. Abiotic and biotic stress on the development of plant diseases and incidence of insect pests vis-à-vis crop productivity.

ii. Biological control of insect pests, plant pathogenic fungi and plant parasitic nematodes.

iii. Development of mass cultures and commercial formulation of selected bio- control agents against major pests and pathogens of economically important crops Publications:

6.1.4. Department of Plant Protection

of the regions.

iv. Development of IPM /IDM modules for economically important crops.

v. Effect of climatic change and air pollution on the development of plant diseases.

vi. Use of pesticides and plant products in the management of pests and pathogens.

vii. Field demonstrations of effective bio- control agents and their distribution to farmers of the region.

viii. Impart training to farmers, extension personals, NGO's, etc. on biological control agents and IPM/IDM achievement.

National Journals : 08 International Journals : 15

Research Project completed : 01 Research Project under operation : 05

The Department of Post Harvest Engineering and Technology was established in 1995. Indian Council of Agricultural Research supported it by providing development grant. The section of Post Harvest Engineering and Technology was upgraded as a full fledged department in the year 2000 under the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences.

The department offers two programmes (i) M.

Tech. in Agricultural Process and Food Engineering and (ii) Ph. D. in Post Harvest Engineering and Technology

Publications:

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Publications:

Participation in Symposia/Seminars/Workshops: Nil Conferences/Seminars organized : Nil

Research Project completed : Nil Research Project under operation : 02

Faculty of Arts of was established in 1945. Until 1968 all subjects of Humanities and Social Sciences remained under its ambit. At present it consists of ten Departments, one Centre and One Institute.

The department of Arabic has successfully managed to give coverage to all the literary periods, areas, fields, genres and issues as well as literary endeavors of orientalists and critical edition of old Arabic manuscripts. The efficiency and merit of research work has attracted several foreign students from Iraq, Iran, Palestine, Yemen, Libya, and Bangladesh who have successfully completed their Ph.D. works here.

The Computerized Audio Video Language Lab., has 21 booths and is extensively used by the scholars of the department.

The department is regularly publishing its Arabic Journal namely" يﺪﻨﻬﻟا ﻲﻤﻠﻌﻟا ﻊﻤﺠﻤﻟا ﺔّﻠﺠﻣ " having international circulation since 1976. The 30 th

volume of this journal was published recently.

Books/monographs : 04 Journal : 01

National Journals : 04

6.2 FACULTY OF ARTS

6.2.1. Department of Arabic

International Journals : 08

Participation in Symposia/Seminars/Workshops: Nil Conferences/Seminars organized : Nil

Research Project completed :02 Research Project under operation: 02

Since its inception in 1877, the Department of English has been engaged in imparting quality education. British professors headed this department until 1946.

From the point of view of breaking new ground, the most remarkable happening in the last decade is the starting of two new courses: MA in English Language Teaching (ELT) and B.A (Hons.) Communicative English. The latter course was funded by the UGC for the initial five years. The Department was sanctioned a Special Assistance Programme under UGC DRS Phase I on Translation Studies for a period of five years with effect from 2011.

The Aligarh Journal of English Studies, which was started in 1976 is published twice a year and has won praise for its articles from very distinguished scholars and critics the world over.

The Journal also has the distinction of publishing the last essay of F. R. Leavis on T. S. Eliot that appeared in the lifetime of Leavis. Exclusive issues of the Journal have been brought out on : Andrew Marvell, E. M. Forster, Shakespeare's Hamlet, James Joyce

& Virginia Woolf, Shakespeare's King Lear, D. H.

Lawrence, John Keats.

The Aligarh Magazine which is the annual magazine of the Aligarh Muslim University is published under the direct supervision of the Department of English.The renowned scholar Maulana Shibli Nomani was the founder editor of The Aligarh Magazine about a century ago. This magazine was bifurcated into two sections, English and Urdu, the latter being brought out by the Department of Urdu. The Magazine publishes articles, poems, short stories of a high standard by 6.2.2. Department of English

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teachers and students.

Books/monographs : 03 Journal : Nil

Research Project completed: Nil Research Project under operation: 03

The department of Fine Arts of Aligarh Muslim University traces its roots back to 1988. It offers two professional courses i.e. four years BFA professional course and two years MFA professional course in Painting discipline. The department also offers Diploma in 'Applied Art' (A course affiliated with Centre of Professional Course, AMU). A Bachelor's Degree in Fine Arts is conducted at the Women's College by the department. The syllabus comprises teaching of Fine Art with emphasis on Traditional and Contemporary art and respective practices, History of art, Criticism and Aesthetics of art at national and international level. The department also provides education to foreign students at UG, PG and Ph.D. level.

National Journals : Nil International Journals : Nil

Participation in Symposia/Seminars/Workshops: Nil Conferences/Seminars organized : 01

Research Project completed : Nil Publications:

Publications:

6.2.3. Department of Fine Arts

Research Project under operation : 01

Post graduate teaching in Hindi started in 1948 in conjunction with Sanskrit Department and the first Batch of M.A. passed out in 1950. In 1964, the department started functioning independently.

This department is known for its achievements in the field of Medieval and Modern Hindi literature.

For the last eighteen years the department is running a post graduate diploma in Hindi Translation. AMU is the only University in Northern India where such a professional course is running successfully.

Established in the year 1968, the Department of Linguistics has been providing an opportunity to advance teaching and research in linguistics with special reference to Urdu language along with post-graduate teaching and research facilities leading to M.Phil and Ph.D. The Department also offers a full-fledged under-graduate course in linguistics and two post graduated diploma courses namely, PG Diploma in Linguistics, and PG Diploma in language of Advertising Media and Market.

There have been many scholarly contributions by the faculty of the department in individual capacity and by the department as a whole. Recognizing 6.2.4. Department of Hindi

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these scholarly contributions in terms of teaching and research, the UGC awarded Special Assistance Programme (SAP) to the department.

The Phase-I of DRS is complete and the department has entered Phase-II of DRS-SAP.

The department has a language lab consisting of around 20 PCS with multimedia support and hi- speed internet connection and Wi-Fi. Further the departmental Seminar Library is rich and has more than five thousand titles on various themes of linguistics and Urdu linguistics. The Department attracts many foreign students in all its courses.

Research Project completed : 01 Research Project under operation : 01

Article 351 of our constitution ensures the development of regional languages to protect the composite culture of India and to further this cause, teaching of regional languages was introduced in Aligarh Muslim University. The Department of Modern Indian Languages is a multilingual Department offering different courses from Certificate, Diploma, B.A (Hons), Post Graduate and Research in Indian languages such as in Tamil, Bengali, Malayalam, Marathi, Punjabi and Telugu.

Publications:

6.2.6. Department of Modern Indian Languages

Publications:

Participation in Symposia/Seminars/Workshops: 10 Conferences/Seminars organized : Nil

The Department of Persian is one of the oldest Departments of studies. The Department imparts instruction to Undergraduate and postgraduate students and conducts two part-time courses namely Certificate & Diploma in Language proficiency for the benefits of students and staff of other disciplines. Postgraduate Diploma in Modern Persian has also been introduced recently.

Books/monographs : 03 Journal : Nil

National Journals : Nil International Journals : 03

Participation in Symposia/Seminars/Workshops: 13 Conferences/Seminars organized : Nil

Since the establishment of the University in 1920 the Department is engaged in the pursuit of teaching and academic research in all areas of philosophy especially Muslim Philosophy. It has seventeen (17) books in Muslim Philosophy alone to its credit. More than 50 research scholars, including many from abroad, have been awarded Ph.D. degrees on various issues of Muslim Philosophy, Philosophy of Science etc.

6.2.7. Department of Persian

6.2.8. Department of Philosophy

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Publications:

Books/monographs : Nil Journal : 01

Research Project completed : 01 Research Project under operation : Nil 6.2.9. Department of Sanskrit

The Sanskrit teaching was started with emancipation of MAO College, Aligarh in 1875 at School and College level both. However, regular teaching of Sanskrit began in 1880 with appointment of Pt. Ganesh Chandra on 01.05.

1880 (School level), Ashutosh Bhattachaya (1884), Harihar Sharma (1908), Ramhari Dwivedi (1915), and Mukundahari Dwivedi ( 1920 ) were the Sanskrit teachers till 1920.

In 1920 when MAO College got the shape of Aligarh Muslim University on 01.09. 1920, Pt. Ram Swaroop Shastri was appointed as lecturer &

Head Department of Sanskrit. From session 1922- 23, M.A. in Sanskrit also was started.

Consequently in 1924 the first M.A. Degree in Sanskrit was awarded to Mr. Raghunandan Prasad Sharma.

In 1947-48 Hindi was introduced under the Department of Sanskrit. In 1948 Pt. Habibur Rehman Shastri and Pt. G.N. Shukla were appointed as lecturer grade-II. In 1950 Shiv Shankar Sharma joined the Department in same capacity. On January 07, 1953 Dr. H.L. Sharma joined the University as Reader/ Head of Sanskrit- Hindi Department. In 1964 Professor Suryakant was appointed as first Professor/ Head of Sanskrit.

The first Ph.D.degree in Sanskrit was awarded to Parmanand Shastri in 1958 on his thesis “ Development of Sanskrit lyrics Poetry” ( written in Hindi). Dr. Raghunath Panday was the first recipient of D. Litt. in Sanskrit. In 1982, Dr. S.P.

Singh and Dr. M.M. Agarwal also were awarded D.

Litt. Degrees. More then 115 Ph.Ds (approx.) and 35 M. Phil Degrees have been awarded to Scholars. The Department also publishes an Annual Research Journal “ Prachy Prajna'.

Publications:

Books/monographs : Nil Journal : 01

Research Project completed : Nil Research Project under operation: Nil

The department of Urdu was established in 1920, the same year that the MAO College became the Aligarh Muslim University. Its greatest contribution besides the development of the Urdu language and literature in the Indian subcontinent is that it has paved the way for different movements in Urdu literature.

One of the distinguishing features of this university is that Urdu is being taught as a compulsory subject from eleventh class to first year of B.A./B.Sc./B.Com.

Also, keeping in view the present day requirements, the department has started professional and job oriented courses in order to make this language market friendly.

P. G. Diploma in Mass Communication (Urdu) and two Urdu Electronic Media Certificate and Diploma level mass communication courses are taught here since the 2007-2008 session.

“Urdu-E-Mualla” society which was established in 1901, provides an excellent platform to the students of Urdu and other departments to improve their literary talent. The Aligarh Magazine which is considered a foremost Urdu magazine in the Indian sub-continent first appeared in 1891 with Allama Shibli Nomani as it's editor. This magazine brings out special issues from time to 6.2.10.Department of Urdu

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time, some of the special issue include numbers on Ghalib, Sir Syed, Akbar and Majaz. This year the magazine is bringing out a special number on

“Urdu Tanqeed mein Aligarh Ka Hissa” Volume II.

The department also publishes a news magazine

“RAFTAAR”.

The CCSILC, as a unit of Aligarh Muslim University, in general and the Faculty of Arts in particular, provides students with access to a broad range of Linguistic and Cultural knowledge for instructional, informational, and service purposes. It offers degree course in Kashmiri and diploma programs in Kashmiri and Translation.

Books/monographs: Nil Journal: 01

National Journals: 01 International Journals: Nil

Participation in Symposia/Seminars/Workshops: 02 Conferences/Seminars organized: 01

Research Project completed: Nil Research Project under operation: Nil

Institute of Persian Research was established in 2006. Its focus is research on the influence of Publications:

Publications:

6.2.11. Centre for Comparative Study of Indian languages & Culture

6.2.12. Institute of Persian Research

Persian language and culture on the Indian subcontinent and interaction between the two countries of India and Iran, and on the study of Persian as a means of research in various other fields beyond literature. Enormous literature bearing on the life and conditions of the people of Hindustan - historical works, tazkiras, biographical w o r k s , p o e t i c c o m p o s i t i o n s , w o r k s o n mathematics, astronomy, astrology, art of administration, art of war, medicine etc., have been produced in Persian. Countless papers, Akhbarat, Farmans, Parwanas and manuscripts preserved today in various libraries, museums and the National Archives bear testimony to the fact that Persian was an integral part of India's cultural, social and political system during the medieval period.

The main objective of the Institute is to bring to light this vast material, with vigorous, multi- pronged and interdisciplinary work, in tune with the changed perception of modern day researches, extending far beyond the fields of poetry and literature. The aim of the Projects undertaken is to make forays into other disciplines and fields and to encompass the variety possible in Persian researches and deal with Persian not merely as a tool of literary expression but as a source language used in Medieval India.

Books: 03 Monographs: 02 Journal: Nil

The faculty of Commerce established in 1960 with a single Department imparts instruction for B.Com and M.Com degree besides, professional courses like Master of Finance & Control (MFC), Master of Tourism Administration (MTA), P.G. Diploma in Publications:

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Banking Risk & Insurance Management (BRIM) and P.G. Diploma in Business Finance (PGDBF).

Admission to these courses is made through All India Entrance Test.

The Department of Commerce provides research facilities to both Indian as well as Foreign National Research Scholars. More than 70 students are pursuing Ph.D. Degree at present. The Department has created two specializations in the areas of International Business and Finance &

Accounts.

National Journals: Nil International Journals: Nil

Participation in Symposia/Seminars/Workshops: 06 Conferences/Seminars organized: Nil

Research Project completed: 01 Research Project under operation: 01

The Faculty of Engineering & Technology comprises of one college and 11 Departments.

The Department of Applied Sciences which was established in 1958 in the Faculty of Engineering and Technology, A.M.U. was split into 3 sections namely Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics in 1963. Subsequently, separate Board of Studies, were created by the Academic Council in 1970 for these three sections and in January 1988, a full- fledged department of Applied Chemistry was established.

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TECHNOLOGY

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Started in 1958 as part of Department of Applied Sciences, it became a full-fledged Department in 1988. This Department imparts teaching of undergraduate and post-graduate mathematics courses to engineering students of all branches. It maintains a computer research laboratory to facilitate faculty members as well as Research Scholars.

National Journals: 04 International Journals: 52

The Department of Applied Physics became a full fledged Department in January 1988. Research activities in (i) Nano Physics and Nanotechnology ( i i ) M a t e r i a l s S c i e n c e a n d M o s s b a u e r Spectroscopy (iii) Environmental Physics and Trace Element Analysis (SSNTD, PIXL EDXRF) (iv) Low and High Energy Nuclear Physics (v) Experimental Condensed Matter Physics (iv) Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics are a feature of this department.

Realizing the importance of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, the department started two new Post Graduate Courses (1) M. Tech.

(Nanotechnology) funded by Department of Science & Technology (DST), Government of India under its ambitious programme of Nano Mission and (2) Advanced P.G. Diploma in 6.4.2. Department of Applied Mathematics

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Nanotechnology approved by U.G.C. with effect from the Session 2007-2008.

Department of Architecture was established in 1998. The department offers a 5 year Bachelor of Architecture program (Including 4 months training). The course is approved by COA &

AICTE. The Thrust area of study is Islamic architecture, Energy Efficiency and Urban Design

The Department of Chemical Engineering at Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh was established in 1978 and the first batch of Chemical Engineering graduates passed out in 1983.

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This department has developed good research facilities in some areas like Heat Transfer (Thermosiphon Reboiler, Pool Boiling), Three phase Fluidization, Membrane Separation, Mathematical Modeling and Simulation, Fluid Mechanics, Nanomaterial and Nanocomposites Industrial Pollution Control, Solid Waste Management and Waste Minimization.

The Department of Civil Engineering in the Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Zakir Husain College AMU, has grown manifold and shared immensely in technology transfer and the propagation of technological advancements to industry and the masses over the last five years.

With the changing technological order across the country and globe, the Department too has maintained pace in becoming at par with the latest and most sophisticated R&D, design, testing, instrumentation and computational facilities etc.

The The department has highly qualified faculty supported by excellent laboratories and state of art computing facilities. The Department owns a rich library having over 12000 text and reference books. Many research projects sponsored by A.I.C.T.E, U.G.C., D.S.T., C.S.I.R., D.R.D.O., C.S.T.(U.P), Ministry of Environment and Forest(M.O.E.F),have been successfully completed and many are under progress.

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and work is in progress with Toledo University U.S.A., Asia Pacific University, Thailand and La Sierra University, U.S.A. The National Board of Accreditation (N.B.A.), New Delhi accredited the department of civil engineering for full five years in 2008-09. The Zakir Husain College of Engineering and technology was one of the seven institutes identified by M.H.R.D, Government of India, for up-gradation to the level of Indian Institute of Technology (IIT). Recently the faculty of engineering has been selected for TEQIP-II grant under NPIU/MHRD.

The Department of Computer Engineering was created in the year 1991. It also offers B. Tech., M.

Tech and Ph.D. Programme in emerging areas of Computer Engineering.

The Department has the well equipped Software, Hardware, Networking, Basic Computing and Advanced Computing laboratories with state of the art equipment including Desktop Computers and Servers based on Windows, and linux platforms. All laboratories and staff Rooms and offices are fully networked and connected to the Internet.

Current research in the areas of Computer Networks, Artificial Intelligence & Soft Computing, Parallel Computing, Web Mining & Searching, Multimedia Technologies, Embedded Systems, E- Learning and Software Engineering is in progress in this department.

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The Department of Electrical Engineering was established in 1935. A postgraduate course in

“Instrumentation and Control” was started in 1964.After the first Ph.D. in 1977 the total number of Ph.D. produced by the EED has gone up to twenty-one. The faculty members of the EED have till date, published more than 700 research papers. The EED has organized several short- term training courses and national level seminars/conferences for young Engineers in industries and academics. The short term courses and special lectures are also arranged under TEQIP-II program of World Bank & MHRD

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established in 1989. Its main areas of academic thrust are - Electronic Circuits & Systems, Communication & Networking, Electronic Instrumentation & Measurement and Signal Processing.

The Department offers an undergraduate (B.

Tech.) course in Electronics Engineering and two postgraduate (M. Tech.) courses in (1) Electronic Circuits & Systems and (2) Communication &

Information Systems. The subjects offered at both, UG & PG levels cover almost all upcoming and areas of significance viz. Analog & Digital Electronics, Microelectronics, VLSI Design &

Technology, Electronic Instrumentation, Control Systems, Analog & Digital Communications, Microwave Engineering, Radio, Television, Radars, Optical Communication, Satellite Communication, Mobile Communication, Computer Communication Networks, Image and Signal processing, etc.

The Department of Mechanical Engineering was established in 1941. It offers degrees related to Ph.D., M.Tech., B.Tech. & B.E. (Evening) programs.

The experimental and computational facilities available in the department are located in the following Laboratories: Turbomachines, Fluid Mechanics, Aerodynamics, High performance Publications:

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computing, Computational Fluid Dynamics, Internal Combustion Engines, Heat Power, Refrigeration & Air Conditioning, Combustion &

Pollution Control, Heat Transfer & Solar Energy, Machinery Dynamics & Vibration, Stress Analysis

& Tribology, Impact Mechanics, CAD, Computers and Robotics, Production Engineering, Ergonomics, Sand Testing, Metallurgy, Human Noise & Vibration Engineering, Material Science, Metrology & CNC. The department has an Instructional & Research Resource Centre (IRRC) to impart modern education through Multimedia Projection system.

Established as an Institute of Petroleum Studies &

Chemical Engineering in 1983 and renamed as the Department of Petroleum Studies under the Faculty of Engineering & Technology, the Department is a pioneer in North India to offer courses with focus for training of students in the field of Petroleum, Petrochemicals, Polymer and Gas processing in addition to the core courses of Chemical Engineering. It houses well equipped laboratories in the areas of crude evaluation, p e t r o l e u m p r o d u c t s t e s t i n g , p e t r o l e u m processing, fuel combustion studies, instrumental analysis, process control and instrumentation, polymer, reaction engineering, etc.

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The faculty of Law consists of a single Department of Law. The Department undertook a major enterprise when it switched on to BALLB (Hons). 5 years integrated course in the year 1997 from the old 3 year LL.B (Hons) Course.

The Department of Law, is one of the oldest and most reputed departments in India. It was established in 1891 and has produced innumerable legal icons serving the nation and abroad. Apart from teaching traditional subjects of law, the department has introduced many new specialized subjects like Cyber laws, Intellectual property Rights, Human Rights, Environmental laws, Media & Law and Clinical legal education under which the law students are regularly attached with the senior reputed advocates in the High Courts and Supreme Court of India. Thrust area of research includes Family Law, Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, Humanitarian Law, International Law, Intellectual Property Law, Cyber Law etc.

Dr. Ambedkar Chair of Legal Studies and Research, Department of Law, AMU established in 1992 by Dr. Ambedkar Foundation, Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Govt. of India, New Delhi is a matter of great pride in terms of its immense contributions in the field of legal studies and researches in the process of realizing the main objectives of the Chair i.e. to understand, assess, analyze and disseminate ideas,

6.5. FACULTY OF LAW

6.5.1. Department of Law & Ambedkar Chair of Legal Studies and Research

ideologies, thoughts and mission of Dr. B.R.

Ambedkar.

The Faculty of Life Sciences comprises of five Departments: Department of Bio-Chemistry, Department of Botany, Department of Museology, Department of Wild Life and Department of Zoology.

The Department has initiated the teaching of Enzyme Fermentation & Technology. The Department has organized National Symposium on the topic “Current Trend in Biochemical Biomedical and Environmental Science”, on 22nd Feb. 2011. The following are the major thrust areas of research in the Department:-

1. Proteins purification, characterization and protease inhibitors.

2. Enzyme Technology and free radical Biology 3. Environmental and Molecular Toxicology

4. Mechanism of cancer etiology / DNA Damage and repair

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This is one of the oldest departments of the faculty of Life Sciences and has been making significant contribution to knowledge of various aspects of Plant Sciences, both in teaching and research since 1935. The main areas of research and academic thrust, are (1) Genetics & Cytogenetics (2) Plant Pathology (3) Plant Physiology &

Biochemistry (4) Plant Biotechnology (5) Environmental Botany. The department has made a steady progress in all these areas.

Academic efforts and achievements of faculty members and students have manifested in the form of sponsored projects, awards, books, research papers published and M.Phil & Ph.D.

degrees awarded.

The teaching activity includes courses towards B.Sc. (Hons) and M.Sc. degrees followed by M.Phil and Ph.D. programmes. In addition a one year Advanced Diploma (Post M.Sc.) course in Plant Tissue Culture & Micropropagation has been introduced in the department from the academic session 2009.

Based on the overall performance and publications, the department has been identified for a special Assistance grant by UGC under SAP DRS-I (2009-14) and DST-FIST (2006-2010) and (2012-16), Programmes, New Delhi. All these impressive grants from different sources paved the way for establishing a Plant Molecular Biology 6.6.1.2. Department of Botany

and Tissue Culture Laboratories and Computer Facility for Postgraduate and research students in the department.

Books : 11 Monograph:01 Journal: Nil

The Department of Museology was established in 1988. M.Sc. (Museology) course was initiated in the department in the year 2004 under the Special Assistance Programme of UGC for innovative teaching and research. Graduates from this department have found employment and are working in various projects in different Museums, National Research Laboratories and NGO's.

The Thrust Area of Research in the subject of Museology includes Museum Management &

Marketing, Museum Documentation System, D o c u m e n t a t i o n o f M u s e u m O b j e c t s , Documentation of Cultural and Natural, Tangible and Intangible Heritage, Collection Research, Museum Display and Designing, Museum Education & Interpretation, Museum Evaluation and Visitor Studies, Preventive and Curative Conservation of collection, Bio-deterioration of Museum Materials and Pest Control Management and Preservation and Conservation of Cultural and Natural Heritage (Both Tangible and Intangible)

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The Department of Wildlife Sciences was established in 1986. it has the distinction of being the first and only institution among the Indian University system to formally start education and scientific research in the field of wildlife conservation and management.

During its initial phase of establishment the Department has successfully completed five year ALIS Link programme under the aegis of British Council UGC/AMU (between 1987 & 1992). The faculty members of the department have been successful in obtaining research grants from national and international agencies. So far 43 research projects have been sanctioned to the department at total funding of Rs. 7 crore and 30 lakhs. These projects have provided temporary jobs to large number of students and local people for varying periods and have contributed in human resource development.

The Department of Zoology was instituted as a 6.6.1.4. Department of Wild Life Science

6.6.1.5. Department of Zoology

constituent section of the MAO College in 1906 and was upgraded as an independent unit, imparting teaching up to B.Sc. classes in 1922.

Soon after the commencement of post-graduate teaching in 1930, and shifting of the Department to its present premises, the department instituted the specialization of Entomology in 1931, Helminthology in 1932, Parasitology in 1951, and Ichthyology and Fisheries in 1956.

This department has grown into a well developed institution, with all the essential requisites for advanced teaching and research. Its schools of specialization in Entomology, Parasitology, Ichthyology and Fisheries, Plant Nematology and Genetics have attained status and international recognition.

Department of Business Administration was created in 1972 with the three year part-time MBA program which was taught earlier in the university being upgraded into two year full-time MBA in 1976.

The department also launched one Post Graduate (Full Time) Diploma in Islamic Banking and Finance 2010. Two part-time, P.G. diploma Publications:

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courses, one each in Marketing Management and Personnel Management, were introduced in 1984.

The Master of Business Administration (International Business) program was introduced in 1993. Regular Ph.D. programs in Business Administration were also started along-with the creation of the Department. Apart from all these degree and diploma courses, PhD in Business Administration through distance learning mode is also offered in collaboration with All India Management Association (AIMA) executives, managers, central & state government and military personnel etc. This program has received an overwhelming response.

The Faculty of Medicine comprises of two colleges. The Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College and Dr. Ziaudddin Ahmad Dental College.

The specialty of Anaesthesiology was accorded the status of a full-fledged Department on the 25th November 1981. Since then the department has travelled a long way. The department provides superspeciality anesthetic services for Neuro, Pediatric Plastic and Joint Replacement surgery with the existing facility apart from anaesthetic services, to other clinical specialities.

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It also provides ICU & Resusciative services, Monitored Anaesthetic services in the Radiology &

Radiotherapy suits besides carrying out regular Pre-anaesthetic Assessment.

The department has organized a number of state level Conference, Workshop, and Seminars in the past. It is the trendsetter in Advanced Airway Management and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation in the region. Th expertise of the department in these fields has been acknowledged at National &

Regional Academic platforms. It is the only department in UP who had the privilege to organize the American Heart Association certified Advanced Cardiac Life Support Course.

The department organized a workshop “Newer concepts in CPR” on 6th May 2012.

The department of Anatomy came into existence concurrently with the JN Medical College in 1962.

The department has a Gross anatomy laboratory, embalming facility, cadaver storage tank and cold storage plant for Gross Anatomy teaching. For microscopic anatomy there is a histology laboratory and research lab. Computer lab is for teaching both the UG and for the research activity of PG. Research laboratories include PG research lab, Neuroanatomy and Embryology cum Teratology lab. The department has one ICMR- funded research project.

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The Department of Biochemistry, established in 1962 as one of the pre-clinical Departments in the Faculty of Medicine has made enormous progress in advance research and teaching. The faculty members of the Department have successfully operated around 50 major research projects funded by agencies like UGC, ICMR, DAE, DBT, CSIR, UPCST etc. Currently, the Department is having a total fund of Rs. 87.85 lakhs for pursuing research from Research Grants sanctioned to various teachers of the Department. The Department has been identified for assistance by the DST under the FIST programme in level 1 category (Total amount sanctioned: Rs. 45 Lakhs).

The M.D. degree of the department has been recognized by the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare. The Department is presently involved in the teaching of MBBS, BDS, DMLT, Diploma in Physiotherapy and Diploma in dialysis students besides active research.

The Department is having a full fledged molecular diagnostic facility for SLE, Cancer and Tuberculosis. Presently the immunology lab.

provides anti-DNA antibody testing facility to the JNMCH patients. The Department has the distinction of having faculty members who have been appointed as Joint Secretary and Member of Indian Academy of Biomedical Sciences as well as National Executive Committee member and National co-opted Member of SFRR-India.

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Journal: Nil

The Department of Preventive and Social Medicine later renamed as the Department of Community Medicine was established in 1962.

The department carries out its primary objectives of teaching and training Under graduate and Post graduate students and training of interns in community medicine. The department has two well established Teaching and Training Centres, one in Rural Area at Jawan, situated 17 Km from Aligarh on Anoopshahar Road and the other in a periurban area at No.1 Qila Road, Purani Chungi, Aligarh. These centres provide health care services free of cost.

Department has the distinction in the country of having only functional ROME Scheme (Mobile Health Clinic), visiting villages under three Primary Health Centres. Department also runs two health clinics in Jeevangarh and Mahfooz Nagar, supported by UNICEF, Rotary International and District Administration. Department collaborates with District Hospital in planning and implementation of several National Health Programs such as National Revised National T.B.

Control Programme, National Polio Eradication Programme, National AIDS Control Programme, National Immunization Programme, Maternal and Child Health Program, National Family Welfare Programme and National Program for Control of Blindness etc.

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department. The Community Health training gives a clear picture of socio-cultural, economic and other multiple factors associated with health and disease, and concepts about planning and management of programs for preventing disease and improving health of the community as a whole.

The Department of Dermatology was established in 1992 after bifurcation of Department of Medicine. The department is involved in imparting teaching and training of MBBS students, P.G.

Students, Physio-therapy students and Nurses.

Special clinics STD (Suraksha Clinic) has been started and operation theatre is smoothly run by the Department. Dermato-Surgery conducting cryo therapy tattooing, epidermal grafting in vitiligo, has been started and is available to the patients for therapy in the Department.

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Research Project under operation: Nil

The Centre for Diabetes and Endocrinology under the Faculty of Medicine was approved in 2010 and was named as Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Diabetes and Endocrinology. The 43 bedded centre inclusive of 3 ICU beds will be ready by Sep/Oct 2012. The aims and objectives of the centre are:

l To strengthen interdisciplinary basic research in the field of Molecular endocrinology.

l To conduct community oriented program both in urban and rural population to appraise about diabetes prevention and create awareness about endocrine disorders.

l To t e a c h e n d o c r i n e m e d i c i n e t o undergraduate and postgraduate students.

The Department of Forensic Medicine was established in 1966. It offers courses leading to the award of MBBS and MD degrees with facilities for Ph.D. Research.

6.8.6.Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Diabetes &

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