KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM

COLLEGE HSNC UNIVERSITY,

MUMBAI.

Reaccredited 'A' Grade by NAAC (3rd Cycle)

Best College Award by University of Mumbai

Awarded 'Star Status' & 'Star Scheme‘ by DBT,

Govt. of India & 'FIST Programme' by DST, Govt.

of India

Academic Year
2024-25 PROSPECTUS
 HSNC UNIVERSITY, MUMBAI
A State Public University

Shri. Ramesh Bais, Honorable Chancellor, HSNC University, Mumbai

Hon. Governor of Maharashtra, Shri Ramesh Bais, is the Chancellor of the HSNC
University Mumbai.
Shri Ramesh Bais, an Indian Politician, is an Agriculturist by nature and a great supporter
of farmers. During his political career he was elected to Municipal Corporation of Raipur
in 1978. He later won the 1980 assembly election and in 1989, he was elected as a
member of the 9th Lok Sabha into the Indian Parliament. Since then, for 7 consecutive
terms, he has constantly been elected as a Lok Sabha member till 2014.
During his tenure, from 1992 he has been the Chairman for Madhya Pradesh Seeds and
Farm Development Corporation and a Member of Committee on Agriculture.

During the 14th Lok Sabha in 2004, he was elected as a Member of ‘Consultative
Committee’ for Public Accounts, Ministry of Power; and in 2010 as a Member of
Committee on Public Undertakings. Furthermore, from 2014 – 2019 he was appointed
as a Chairman, Standing Committee on Social Justice and Empowerment when he
extensively conducted studies on Rights of Persons with Disability, Bill on Transgender
persons (Protection of Rights Bill).

Honorable Chancellor takes keen interest in all the affairs of the HSNC University and
contributes his valuable time towards making HSNC University an establishment of
global repute.
 HSNC UNIVERSITY, MUMBAI
A State Public University

Shri. Bhagat Singh Koshyari, Former Chancellor, HSNC University, Mumbai

Former Governor of Maharashtra, Shri Bhagat Singh Koshyari, was the First Chancellor
of the HSNC University Mumbai.

HSNC University, Mumbai, is constituted under sub-section (6) of section 3 of the

Maharashtra Public Universities Act, 2016 (Mah. VI of 2017), the Government of
Maharashtra vide notification Rusayo-2019/CR-186/UE-3 dated 30th October 2019 in
the official gazette as a Cluster University comprising a cluster of the existing - HR
College of Commerce and Economics, Churchgate, Mumbai as the lead college and
Kishinchand Chellaram College, Churchgate, Mumbai and Bombay Teachers‟ Training
College, Colaba, Mumbai as the Constituent Colleges with H(S)NC Board as its parent
body.

It is a matter of pride that KC, HR and BTTC had this opportunity to grow into a composite center of excellence,
offering all-inclusive University Education as a Cluster University. As the second Cluster University in
Maharashtra, the three colleges were selected for the formation of the University after a rigorous procedure,
in which they were evaluated on a large number of academic and research parameters.

The HSNC University, Mumbai which is being built on the strongest credentials of its three Constituent Colleges,
continues to hold the baton of excellence high, and move in the direction of setting loftier standards in the
national and international higher education scenario.
 MESSAGE OF PROVOST
Dr. Niranjan Hiranandani,
Trustee, H(S)NC Board & Provost, HSNC University

HSNC University, Mumbai, has taken the firm resolve to change the paradigm of education
in India. This University will provide students with new windows of opportunities and
revolutionize education by incorporating a more practical and professional approach so as
to make students ready to meet the challenges of the world.

The University aims at strengthening industry-academia interface by having many professionals & industry
members as advisors, visiting faculty & mentors. The University will form linkages and collaborations with
international and national organizations of repute, and will enable seamless flow of ideas, amongst these
institutions. The alumni of the constituent colleges are highly placed in different fields and will provide their
valued contribution to the growth of the University.

At this University, several new and contemporary programmes and courses will be initiated which will be very
beneficial to students and to society. The University will explore all forms of learning including, online education,
flipped classrooms, blended learning, and so on.

HSNC University, Mumbai aims to become the foremost University of choice for the youth in the near future.
 VICE CHANCELLOR, HSNC UNIVERSITY, MUMBAI

Prof. (Dr.) Hemlata K. Bagla

Prof. (Dr.) Hemlata K. Bagla is the Vice Chancellor of HSNC University, Mumbai, and former
Principal of K. C. College, Mumbai, India. Dr. Bagla is also the Director of the Niranjan Hiranandani
School of Real Estate and Honorary Director of K. C. College of Management Studies.

Prof. (Dr.) Bagla is a Research Guide for Masters and PhD and her research interests are in Chemical and Biomedical
sciences. She obtained her Masters specializing in Organic Chemistry at 20 years of age and was a top student at
Mumbai University. She obtained her Doctorate in Inorganic Chemistry specializing in Radiochemistry.
She has published more than 170 research papers in reputed national and international journals, including 9
publications in NASA’s Astrophysical database and has presented papers in several national and international
conferences. Under her guidance, 15 students have attained PhDs degrees.
She has been a panelist on a number of platforms as a motivator, guide and researcher. She has contributed career-
related articles to leading newspapers of Mumbai. She was the first woman President of Indian Chemical Society
(Mumbai Branch).
She is the recipient of many prestigious awards including-
1) Higher Education Forum Leadership and Innovation Award for 2020.
2) 2015: Dr Sarojini Devi Memorial Award in Chemistry by Higher Education Forum.
3) 2013: INDO-US Foundation Award for EXCELLENCE IN RESEARCH
4) 2009: The Young Associate award by Maharashtra Academy of Sciences
5) 2003: Young Scientist Award by Indian Council of Chemists at IIT ROORKEE.
6) 2000: Dr. Tarun Datta Young Scientist Memorial award for Outstanding contribution in Nuclear and
Radiochemistry, instituted by Indian Association of Nuclear Chemists & Allied Scientists.
 MESSAGE OF VICE CHANCELLOR

Prof. (Dr.) Hemlata K Bagla,

Vice Chancellor, HSNC University Mumbai; Former Principal, K.C. College;
Hon. Director, KC College of Management Studies; Director, NHSRE

A great man had once said, "Start by doing what's necessary; then do what's possible; and
suddenly you are doing the impossible". At the HSNC University, we are making new
beginnings, starting new programmes, forming new collaborations and making new
resolutions – only so that we may fulfill our students’ dreams and go beyond those to give
them new platforms in the new world order. We are ready to face all adversities and
overcome all challenges in the achievement of our objectives.

At KC, we have always striven to impart academic excellence and encouraged holistic development of students.
Living up to the college motto "Salvation through Knowledge" our strength at KC College lies in making constant
efforts to change with time and that has made us a young and purposeful institution. Our dynamic management,
compassionate and learned teachers, committed and caring staff - all have only one aim of all-round excellence.
Our focus is not just academic excellence or the honing of various talents in our students, but also looking after
their mental wellness, their safety, instilling in them a sense of confidence and enabling them to reach for and
achieve their dreams.

Being career-ready is important but being entrepreneur-ready is more the need of the hour and we shall have
programmes and initiatives geared towards achieving this goal. Tough times don't last, tough people do. Our
programmes and activities are aimed at making our students confident, disciplined and resilient. We at KC, have
learnt and grown together to become stronger, more determined and more equipped to handle our society and
global challenges.
 H(S)NC BOARD, MUMBAI
Hyderabad (Sind) National Collegiate Board is a 70-year-old educational Trust of Mumbai catering to higher
education and school education, providing a holistic platform for teaching, learning, research, sports, culture,
community outreach, learning resources, and focused training for careers and employment.
With the blessings of Dr. Annie Besant, and the efforts of Rishi Dayanand Gidumal, the D G College was
established in 1921. With the independence of India and the dislocation and migration of the Sindhi
community as a result of Partition, the educated members of the community dreamt of establishing a major
educational network in Mumbai. It was with the efforts of Principal K M Kundnani, who was a lecturer and
subsequently Principal of D G College, and that of Barrister Hotchand G Advani, that R D National College was
established in Bandra in 1949, and the H(S)NC Board formed.
It was the consistent patronage of philanthropists like Advocate Nari Gurshahani, Mr Lokumal Kishinchand and
Mr T Murli of M/s Kishinchand Chellaram, Mr J Watumull, the Mansukhani family, the Hassaram Rijhumal
family, and Dr L H Hiranandani, that the Board made its presence strong in the educational development of
Mumbai.
Since its inception in 1949, it has produced generations of educated and skilled workforce which has been at
the forefront of national development. Starting with one College in 1948 at Bandra, today, it has 14 Colleges
affiliated to the University of Mumbai, 1 self financed Institute of Management, and 1 Technical Diploma
Institute. These institutes are spread over entire Mumbai region and they stand as proud edifices to the
contribution of the H(S)NCB towards distinctive, quality education.
The Board caters to more than 45,000 students per year, honing them into professionals capable of
contributing their best to industry and society. The human resources of the H(S)NCB include the 3500+ strong
workforce. On a modest estimate the H(S)NC Board has provided higher education to more than 3.5 lakh
persons in its 70 year journey.
With the new Executive Board in command since the turn of the Century, the emphasis now, is on co-operative
and joint leadership and the focus has been to work out a roadmap with a view to keep pace with the newer
challenges in education, thrown up by the winds of globalization and industry 4.0.
H(S)NC BOARD, MUMBAI

Trustee, President Trustee, Provost, HSNC University Trustee

Mr. Anil Harish Dr. Niranjan Hiranandani Mr. Kishu Mansukhani
[Eminent Lawyer] [Industrialist & Real Estate Developer] [Industrialist & Philanthropist]

Trustee Secretary Trustee

Mr. Lal Chellaram Prin. Dinesh Panjwani Ms. Maya Shahani
[Industrialist & Philanthropist] [Educationist & Philanthropist]
MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT

Mr. Anil Harish, Trustee, President, H(S)NC Board

The H(S)NC Board has been an integral part of the educational landscape for
almost 70 years and continues to significantly impact the lives of millions of students.
With over 25 educational institutions under our management, we have a vast array of
specializations ranging from traditional subjects like business studies, Law and Sciences to
more contemporary subjects like Management, Media, and technology.
At the start of the academic year 2020-2021, KC College, HR College, and Bombay Teachers
Training College merged to form a university under the auspices of the H(S)NC Board. This
new HSNC University has been established as a State Public University and is affiliated with
UGC.
Our faculty of industry experts and academicians provide students with quality education
and expertise. We have effectively maintained major networks with various industries in
the form of our valued alumni as an established Board.
We take great pride in nurturing industry-ready professionals by supporting their future
careers with great internship and placement opportunities. With diverse opportunities and
strong guidance, we strive to create a tradition of excellence.
 FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK

Prof. (Dr.) Tejashree Shanbhag, I/C Principal, KC College

The year 2023-24 was a very eventful year, with the HSNC University, Mumbai, introducing the
National Education Policy 2020 in all its Constituent Colleges and its Schools.
K.C College, in the past year, has introduced NEP across all its courses and in this year, 2024-25,
all the First and Second Year curricula of the college have already been designed, approved, and
uploaded on its website.
We shall introduce NEP curricula in the year 2025-26 in all the Third Year courses so that the entire syllabi of each
course will become fully NEP compliant.
A plethora of new interdisciplinary subjects have now been incorporated in all the different faculty of studies, thus
encouraging the breaking down of silos and facilitating a more holistic education.
In the meantime, students are encouraged to join our students' clubs and associations like that of NSS, NCC, Sports,
Cultural club, Rotaract Club, Marathi Mandal, Sindhi Club etc and take part in the college festivals as well as
departmental ones. Each Self-Financed department also has its own club, which is highly active and energetic.
The college is proud to announce that we have been made the training centre for the Air Force wing and the Army wing
by the National Cadet Corp (NCC). This will hugely benefit our students, besides instilling confidence and discipline in
them.
As in the past, this year, too, we conducted international and national level conferences and seminars. Since it was the
Year of the Millet hence a State level conference called Millet Convergence was held at which eminent guests like Ms
Rujuta Diwekar, the renowned nutritionist and Padmashri Rahibai Poppere, also known as the Millet woman, were the
guests of honour.
An International Conference, "Artificial Intelligence: Navigating Future Frontiers of Technology" organised by the
Departments of Information Technology and Computer Science, was held to throw light on the impending changes and
challenges of AI in almost every field.
The year was full of the energy and vibrancy of the annual intercollegiate festival, Kiran, and the department festivals like
Joule, Systematic Chaos, Fiestron, and Blitzkrieg. The Department of Mass Media initiated its first International Film
Festival this year.
The tried, tested, and traditional as well as the new, original, and innovative will march hand in hand this year too to lead
to a lively, rewarding, and flourishing year.
Wishing each student and staff success, hope, and peace.
VICE PRINCIPAL

Prof. (Dr.) Shalini R. Sinha

Vice-Principal &
Professor, Dept. of English
Head, Dept. of Mass Media
Coordinator, Dept. of Computer Science
CONTENTS

Sr. Details
No.
1 K.C College Infrastructure
2 Activities
3 Committees
4 Cells, Associations & Clubs
5 Special Advisory Cells & Centres
6 Special Centres
7 Collaborations
8 College Rules & Regulations
9 Faculty of Arts
10 Faculty of Science
11 Faculty of Commerce

12 New Centres and Schools under HSNC

University
13 Highlights of Departments
14 Scholarships, Freeships & Concessions
 KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM COLLEGE
KC College was established in 1954 under the aegis of the Hyderabad (Sind) National Collegiate Board. It is a
Linguistic Minority Educational Institution, administered under the provisions of the Indian Constitution, to
promote the welfare of the Minority community.
The college has been re-accredited with an A grade by NAAC in three consecutive cycles. and adjudged the Best
College (Urban Area) by the University of Mumbai in 2015.In 2019, the college was awarded Star College Status
and Star Scheme by the Dept. of Biotechnology (DBT), Govt. of India. The college is also funded with the
prestigious FIST program by DST (Department of Science and Technology) Govt. of India.
UGC has also conferred upon it the Paramarsh Scheme.

OUR VISION
To emerge as a center of academic excellence aiming at value based holistic development of students equipped
for global challenges.

OUR MISSION
To disseminate quality education
Foster academic excellence
Develop attitudes conducive to lifelong learning

OUR MOTTO
Salvation through knowledge in its highest sense – Wisdom, Truth and Realization
INFRASTRUCTURE
A modern, well equipped infrastructure is provided to all courses to facilitate better learning. K.C. has
refurbished lecture rooms and laboratories with computers, OHP, and LCDs. This makes the teaching - learning
process student- friendly and interactive. It has multimedia rooms, a swanky auditorium, fully air-conditioned
library with a rich collection of books, journals, periodicals and a large airy sports room.

JOTU KHUSHIRAM KUNDNANI LIBRARY

K.C. College‟s Library is one of the largest libraries in the city having a collection of more than 60,000
books, many e-books and e-journals through N-List. The Library is fully automated using an integrated
library software "Librarian Suite" with various library operations computerized on LAN system. Web
based Online Public Access Catalogue (WEB-OPAC) is accessible to the users by which they can browse
the large collection of books in a very short time through the computer database. The Library collection
comprises of books, reference books, maps, CD ROMs, periodicals, and reports etc. Every year the
collection is strengthened by addition of latest books and various other publications. The library also has
a good collection of rare books. The Library is open round the year except for national holidays. It has a
book – bank facility where a set of books is issued to deserving students for the academic year at a
nominal fee.

LIBRARY TIMINGS
8.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m. on regular working days
8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. on Sundays and Public Holidays
KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM COLLEGE
RAMA & SUNDRI WATUMULL AUDITORIUM
The K.C. College Auditorium is one of the best in Mumbai. It is centrally air conditioned and is equipped with
state-of-the-art acoustics and light and sound facilities. It is technically superior and enjoys a pride of place
within the college premises with a capacity of 582 seats.

S&H MANSUKHANI MULTIMEDIA ROOM (MMR)

S&H Mansukhani Multipurpose Hall, on the ground floor, is air conditioned. With a capacity for 110 people,
it is equipped with excellent facilities for conducting lectures and AV presentations.

SEMINAR HALL
The air–conditioned seminar hall on the fourth floor is open to all the staff members and students. It has a
seating capacity of approximately 80 people. It is used for conducting seminars, workshops and guest
lectures.

LABORATORIES
The Laboratories - Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Life Sciences, Microbiology, Computer Sciences, Statistics,
Psychology, Polymer Chemistry, Nuclear & Radio Chemistry are well equipped with latest apparatus and
sophisticated equipment's. The college has set up new state-of-the art Tissue Culture Laboratory,
Biotechnology Laboratory and a Central Laboratory. The laboratories and the science departments are well
equipped with computers, required software and other apparatus.
Gangaram H. Mansukhani Computer Laboratory was set up for the Departments of Information Technology
and Computer Science. The laboratory is equipped with up-to-date computer systems, and are used by the
students and teachers of the department. Various training programmes and workshops are also organised in
the laboratory.
KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM COLLEGE

भाSHAS LANGUAGE LABORATORY

A Language Laboratory was started in March 2015 to help improve and enhance language skills amongst
all students. This laboratory is open to all students of junior and degree college on payment of nominal
fees. The software consists of 5000 lessons in elementary and advanced English language. Several
modules are also available for competitive exams like IELTS, TOEFL etc. Apart from English, basic lessons
in other languages like French, Spanish, Italian, German, Chinese, Greek etc. are also available. Short-
term Certificate Courses in Spoken French, Advanced English and Corporate English are conducted.

PROF. J. K. BHAMBHANI SPORTS ROOM

The College has a very good recreation hall. Students practice many indoor games such as, TT, Chess, and
Carrom. Students also participate in University sports events and in University recognized open
competitions. The college team has won prestigious awards in swimming, basketball and football. Sports
in-charge Mr. D.K. Chatterjee can be contacted in the Sports Room for all information relating to sports.
Students representing the college at the university, state and national levels get marks of grace in their
academic records as per the university rules.

KOOL CAFETERIA
The spacious canteen offers hygienic food at affordable rates, providing the students the perfect place to
relax, and interact.

KIBBOSH CORNER
This is an additional space for students, created for their relaxation, rehearsals and study.
 K.C. COLABA CAMPUS
KC’s three highly popular departments – the Department of Mass Media, the Department of Information
Technology and M.A in Psychology are housed in this campus. The Colaba Campus is situated in the KCCMS building,
Mahakavi Bhushan Road, Colaba.

HIRO SITALDAS PUNWANI CREATIVE MEDIA STUDIO

Colaba Auditorium houses the state-of-the-art creative media studio. The studio has all the facilities required for the
hands-on training for audio-visual production. It has a shooting floor, audio and video editing rooms which are equipped
with industry standard systems and softwares.

MOHINI HIRO PUNWANI AUDITORIUM

The campus has an auditorium on the first floor with seating capacity of 200. It is equipped with modern sound and light
facilities. This auditorium is used for various events in the campus as well as for screening of films, documentaries, etc.
COMPUTER LABORATORIES
There are three computer laboratories in the campus, out of which two are used by the Department of Information
Technology and one by the Department of Mass Media. The labs are often upgraded with latest softwares as per the
industry standards.
CONFERENCE ROOM
The conference room in the campus on the fourth floor, is used to conduct meetings and seminars. The air conditioned
room has all the facilities required for screening audio-visual presentations.
LIBRARY
The library in the campus has all the books required for the Dept of Information Technology and the Dept of Mass
Media. The library also has DVDs of critically acclaimed films which are used in classes for understanding cinema.
CLASSROOMS
The classrooms in the campus are air-conditioned and are equipped with multimedia facilities required the classes. Each
classroom has overhead projectors, audio equipment and computer systems.
KIRAN: THE COLLEGE MAGAZINE
The College Magazine "KIRAN" is an annual publication. It mirrors the functioning of the college and the
growth and progress it has made in all aspects throughout the academic year.
It contains articles on literary, academic, current affairs and topical subjects. Student editors under the
guidance of the Magazine Committee are appointed every year and the committee works on the
compilation and editing of the magazine.
Kiran magazine, every year, has a theme based on which students write in various formats and in multiple
languages. The magazine is a medium by which students can express their views, opinions and ideas about
several issues and topics.

Snapshots of the cover pages of Kiran Magazine from the past few years, depicting the central theme-
KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM COLLEGE

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (N.S.S.)

The college offers opportunity to the students for personality development and self-growth through N. S. S. The N.
S. S. unit of the college has been very active for over two decades in serving the society. N.S.S. has achieved the
objective of Personality Development through community service and the N.S.S. motto of "Not me but you".
Various programmes of NSS include Blood Donation camps, Environmental Awareness Projects and Literacy
Programmes for under-privileged children, organizing Anandotsav a fun filled day for the under-privileged of the
society, personnel devoted to public service like Traffic Police, inmates from old age homes and cancer affected
children. Students, who volunteer for this two-year programme of the University of Mumbai, are eligible for 10
grace marks in their final examinations. They must put in 120 hours of work by participating in the above
programmes to be eligible for the grace marks, and a Certificate from the University of Mumbai.
KC College NSS Unit has been awarded as Best NSS Unit and Best Program Officer by the President of India in a
grand ceremony held at Rashtrapati Bhavan in 2018.

VIDYASAGAR LATE PRINCIPAL K.M KUNDNANI MEMORIAL LECTURE SERIES

Vidyasagar Late Principal K.M Kundnani Memorial Lecture Series is the flagship programme of KC College in which
students and staff interact with luminaries from all fields and gain insights from their life experiences. Infosys
Founder and Chairperson, Mr. Narayan Murthy, was the first eminent Speaker at this Lecture Series. He was
followed each year by stalwarts like Dr. R. A Mashalkar, Dr. Jayant Narlikar, Dr. Swati Piramal, Dr. Kiran Bedi, Dr.
Kiran Mazumdar Shaw, Dada J.P Vaswani, Dr. Shashi Tharoor, Late Mr. Arun Jaitley, Late Mr. Ram Jethmalani, Dr.
Prakash Amte and Dr. Suhasini Amte and others.
K.C. ACTIVITIES

KIRAN THE INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL

K.C.’s annual cultural festival Kiran is a highly awaited event by all the students and staff. K. C Cultural
Team, Scope, is dedicated to organizing a vibrant, colorful and spectacular Kiran each year. This festival
provides a wonderful opportunity to students to display their talents and develop skills required to
conceptualize, organize and manage a festival of this proportion. Apart from Kiran, individual
departments of the college organize popular inter collegiate festivals:

• BLITZKRIEG - DEPARTMENT OF MASS MEDIA

• FIESTRON - DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
• BIO-ETHNICA - DEPARTMENT OF LIFE SCIENCES
• BIOGENEI - DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
• PARNASSUS - LITERARY FESTIVAL, DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
• JOULE - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE & MANAGEMENT, (B4)
• CHEM-VISION - DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
• SYSTEMATIC CHAOS - DEPARTMENT OF I.T.
• ANALYZE THIS! - DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY
• MICROFIESTA - DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY
• SCICODE - DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCES
K.C. COMMITTEES

Statutory Administrative Academic

• Internal Quality Assurance • Administrative Committee • Research Committee

Cell • Canteen Committee • Academic Planning Board
• College Development Cell • Infrastructure Committee • Science Honors Program
• Examination Committee • Sports Committee • Certificate Course for
• NAAC Committee • Library Committee Commerce and Arts
• Gender Issues Cell • Special Cell • NSS Committee
• Unfair Means Inquiry • Alumni Committee • Placement Committee
Committee • Student Support Cell • Teachers’ Award
• Internal Committee • Website Committee Committee
• Purchase Committee • Timetable Committee
• Student Grievance Cell • Health Committee
• Anti-Ragging Cell • Cultural Committee
• Attendance Committee
• Green Initiatives
Committee
• Event Management
Committee
KC CELLS, ASSOCIATIONS & CLUBS
• E-CIRCLE
- Prof. (Dr.) Nandini Sengupta, Dept. of Economics
• MARATHI MANDAL
- Dr. Yogita Shinde, Dept. of Chemistry
• PSYCHOLOGY
- Prof. (Dr.) Rakhi Mehta, Dept. of Psychology
ASSOCIATION
•
- Prof. (Dr.) Shalini R. Sinha, Vice – Principal
ROTARACT CLUB
•
- Mr. Dilip Ramrakhiyani, Dept. of Life Science (Jr. College)
SINDHI CIRCLE
•
- Ms. Mahalaxmi Iyer, Dept. of English (Jr. College) (English
THE CHERUB'S CLUB
Association)
• SCoPE, THE CULTURE CLUB
- Mrs. Neeta Dam, Dept. of Mathematics (Jr. College)
• THE NATURE CLUB
- Dr Aashu Vajpayi, Dept of LifeSciences
• ENVIRONMENT CLUB
- Ms. G. Usha, Dept. of Mathematics
• ZEST
- Dr. Ritika Pathak, Dept. of Commerce & Management (B4)
• GENDER ISSUES CELL
- Dr Mridula Gupta, Dept. of Chemistry
• N.S.S
- Dr. Pratiksha Kadam, Dept of Statistics
KC SPECIAL ADVISORY CENTERS & CELLS
GENDER ISSUES CELL – Convenor, Dr Mridula Gupta
A gender just and enabling environment for both girls & boys is the sine qua non of a healthy democratic set up in any
educational Institution. The everyday procedures and practices of the college reflect an explicit commitment to the
principles of gender justice and equity. We have a policy of zero tolerance for sexual harassment in our college campus.
The Women's Development Cell, rechristened the Gender Issues Cell in KC College, exists as a statutory mechanism to
create awareness and to sensitize the students on issues of gender discrimination. The entire administrative apparatus
from the Principal, to the Peons have been sensitized to the need for making the campus a safe and gender sensitive
space. An Internal Complaints Cell (ICC) within the Gender Issues Cell has been formed to deal with cases of sexual
harassment. Any instance of sexual harassment, that is unwelcome behavior, whether physical, verbal or nonverbal,
either by fellow students, teachers or nonteaching staff may kindly be reported to the Convener of the Women's
Development Cell by sending an email to genderissuescell@gmail.com. Alternatively, students may also use the Gender
Issues Cell Drop Boxes, installed at prominent places in the campus, to lodge their complaints or give their suggestions
to make the campus a space for equal opportunities for all the students. The complaints will be investigated in a time
bound manner while assuring full anonymity to the complainant and the suggestions will be acted upon, wherever
feasible.

INTERNAL COMPLAINTS CELL – Convenor, Ms. Kavita Peter

Within the Gender Issues Cell has been formed to deal with cases of sexual harassment. Any instance of sexual
harassment, that is unwelcome behavior, whether physical, verbal or non-verbal of a sexual nature, either by fellow
students, teachers or non-teaching staff may kindly be reported to the Convener of the Women's Development Cell by
sending an email to genderissuescell@gmail.com. Alternatively, students may also use the Gender Issues Cell Drop
Boxes, installed at prominent places in the campus, to lodge their complaints or give their suggestions to make the
campus a space for equal opportunities for all the students. The complaints will be looked into in a time bound manner
while assuring full anonymity to the complainant and the suggestions will be acted upon, wherever feasible.

ANTI-RAGGING CELL
The Anti-Ragging Cell / Students‟ Grievance Cell is a cell mandated by the UGC to protect students against bullying and
other related incidents and to offer a mechanism for redressal of grievances. The college website has detailed
information regarding the anti-ragging cell.
KC SPECIAL CENTERS

REMEDIAL MEASURES CELL

• The College conducts a special programme of "Intensive Coaching" the Communication Skills in English.
• Special Assistance to students with learning disabilities
• Special Coaching to improve academic performance in a desired subject. Students desirous of availing
the above programme can contact the Vice-Principals.

PERSONAL AND CAREER COUNSELLING CENTER

The college has appointed professional counselor for for students and they are available for consultation in the
college library. A Personal Counselor is available to guide students on maintaining mental wellness.

PLACEMENT CELL – Convenor C.A Tanzila Khan

• The cell provides various facilities to students.

• To take up career-oriented courses.
• To help the students to earn and learn.
• To provide them internships during summer vacation, winter vacation and to place them in appropriate
companies after the completion of their course.
• Students have been able to get employment with Banks, IT Industries, Pharma Industries and other Corporate
Sectors through the employment cell.
• To conduct seminars on various career options including those in BPO (Call Centre), Insurance, Chartered
Accountancy, Chemical Industries, Software technology, Fashion Designing, Hotel Management, Nautical
Sciences, Engineering, Medicine and Media.
• To conduct Personality Development classes from time to time.
CONSULTANCIES OFFERED
Faculty Members of various departments offer their expertise in the following
areas
• Gender awareness related studies.
• Corporate English - Business Communication Technical Writing.
• Content Writing
• Guidance for Community Development.
• Psycho Analysis and Personally Counselling.
• Corporate Hindi
• Software Development - web-based and stand-alone
• Eco - friendly Chemical Synthesis
• Life - Science; Plant and Animal Science, Taxonomy, Animal Physiology
• Management Information System
• Media Planning
• Public Relations and Corporate Communications
• Computer-related skills
• Sports Management
COLLABORATION
S
LOI WITH COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
The Hyderabad (Sind) National Collegiate Board has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania‟s Higher Educational Institutions. This MoU will help to facilitate
academic exchange between the colleges of the HSNC Board like K.C College and those institutions under
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, like Drexel University and others. Students and faculty of all
streams, Arts, Commerce and Science, can benefit from this collaboration.

MOU WITH ATS CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE

The College has an MOU with ATS info Technology PVT LTD, A Microsoft, Authorized Education. Partner
for conducting workshops and seminar for Department of IT, CS, BAF, BBI, BMS, BFM and BMS
Department.

MOU WITH KAIVALYADHAM

The college has an MOU with the well-known Yoga Centre, Kaivalyadham and this facilitates trained Yoga
experts coming to the college to carry out Yoga workshops as well as our students visiting Kaivalyadham
for special training sessions. A Yoga Club has been formed under this venture which is open to all
students.
COLLABORATIONS

MOU WITH MAJLIS

KC College has an MoU with Majlis a well-known legal resource center for women's rights. Majlis will
offer legal advice to KC College students once a month on matters pertaining to sexual harassment and
domestic violence when a lawyer will visit the campus. Majlis will also conduct legal awareness
programmes for students to help them imbibe knowledge about family laws and other important facets
of legal recourse in India from a gender perspective.

MOU WITH CRY

KC College has an MoU with CRY (Child Relief & You) – Child Rights NGO. The collaboration includes
developing the capacity of students in the area of child rights, promoting an awareness, including action
based research, educating about policy intervention and offering internships to students so that
students are benefited and develop a perspective on child rights.

MOU WITH FRAMEBOXX, VINAYAVISH & INDIA TECH INTERNATIONAL

KC College has MoUs with these prestigious companies for its B.Voc programmes in Web Technologies
and Sports, Entertainment & Media , approved by UGC.
 COLLEGE RULES & REGULATIONS
• It is mandatory to wear the college identity card within the college premises.
• The college identity card should carry a passport size photo of student and should be duly complete in all respects.
• Full fees must be paid at the time of admission.
• Attendance at all college lectures, tutorials, practicals, examinations etc. is compulsory. A minimum attendance of
• 75% in each term is required from the student, failing which strict action will be taken, including the detention of the student and
withholding permission to appear for examination.
• Students must not cause any disturbance to anyone within the college premises. Strict action will be taken if students do not display
exemplary behavior.
• Smoking and Vaping is strictly prohibited within the college premises. Students found smoking or Vaping in the premises will be fined
Rs. 750/-.
• Students must not indulge in any activity that disrupts smooth functioning of the college. No outsider should be invited to address the
students in the college without prior permission from the Principal.
• Students are not authorized to communicate any information or write to the press about any matter dealing with the College
administration.
• Students are expected to take proper care of the college property and to co-operate in keeping the premises neat and tidy. Any
damage to the college building or property by disfiguring walls, doors or breaking furniture, apparatus, fittings etc., is a breach of
discipline and will be strictly dealt with.
• It is in the Principal’s discretion to disallow a student to continue in the college, if for any reason, the continuance of such a student in
the college is felt to be detrimental to the best interest or discipline of the college. No reason may be assigned for such a decision and
the Principal’s decision shall be final.
• Students should strictly adhere to a proper and appropriate dress sense within the college premises. Students should dress with
decorum inside the campus and any non-compliance will bar them entry to the campus.
• Students are permitted to use mobile phones only in the designated areas like that of the canteen, Ladies’ Common Room and
quadrangle. Action can be taken against them if they are found to use mobiles anywhere else within the college premises.
• Wearing of identity cards by students within college premises is mandatory. Failure to comply will result in strict action.

Note: Matters not covered by the above rules will rest at the absolute discretion of the Principal. The College offers a very safe and
secure environment and the entire campus is under the surveillance of close-circuit cameras. The college can expel or suspend a
student, if for any reason, the continuance of such a student in the college is felt to be detrimental to the best interest or discipline of
the college. No reason may be assigned for such a decision and the Principal‟s decision shall be final.
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

ADMISSIONS (UG)

Admission to the Undergraduate degree programmes will require students to have passed the Higher
Secondary School Certificate Examination conducted by different Divisional Boards of Maharashtra State
Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or an Examinations of any another University or
Body recognized as equivalent. A student from another University or Board of Secondary or Intermediate
Education or any other statutory Examining Body, seeking admission to this University shall apply to the
College Office for Eligibility. Such students will be admitted to a class, only if they have obtained the
Provisional Certificate of Eligibility issued as per the various ordinances governing it and in force at the
time of admission.

Admission to the Post-Graduate Degree programme will require candidates to have passed the
Undergraduate Degree courses from a recognized college or board.

Candidates aspiring to join a PhD research centre will have to pass the Post-Graduate degree examination
and will have to undergo the HPET examination of the HSNC University, or the NET/SET/SLET examination
according to the rules of the UGC.
KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM COLLEGE
ADMISSION FROM OTHER UNIVERSITIES OR ALLIED BODIES
A student from another University or Board of Secondary or Intermediate Education or any other statutory
Examining Body, seeking admission to this University shall apply to the College Office for Eligibility. Such students
will not be admitted to any class, if they have not obtained the Provisional Certificate of Eligibility from the office.
After being admitted to the college based on the provisional eligibility certificate, the students have to obtain final
confirmation and eligibility for which they should submit the following certificates in original along with a
photocopy:
1. Original Marksheet
2. Original Passing Certificate
3. Original Migration Certificate
Those students whose admission is provisional should note that if their admission is not finally confirmed by the
University, their terms kept for the academic year will be treated as “Null and Void” and they will not be allowed
to appear for the final examination. Foreign students will have to show documentary evidence of conversion of
their visa in addition to the above-mentioned conditions for eligibility.

TRANSFERENCE CERTIFICATE
0.106 - No student shall at any time be admitted to any other College unless he/she produces Transference
Certificate from the College he/she leaves.
0.120 - The Principal shall be entitled to charge a fee of Rs. 100/- for issuing a Transference Certificate more than a
month after the opening of a term. He/She may levy additional fee of Rs. 20/- for each term that has lapsed since
the applicant last attended a College. Provided however that the fee charged under the Ordinance shall not
exceed Rs. 200/- in the aggregate.
0.131 - If, as a result of a student leaving one College to join another, it will be necessary for him/her to count the
Attendance kept by him/her in more than one College to enable him/her to make up the necessary number of
Attendance. A transference Certificate shall not be granted except for reasons which appear to the Executive
Council to be sufficient and except with the written permission of the Principal of the College which the student
wants to leave and the Principal of the College which he/she intends to join.
KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM COLLEGE
Provided however that in the event of a student leaving one College to join another after the completion of terms
or term, it will be necessary for him/her to obtain the written permission from the Principal of the college which
he/she intends to join.
0.132 - Application for Transference Certificate shall be made by students without unnecessary delay through the
Principal of the College to which they wish to be transferred.
REFUND OF FEES ON CANCELLATION OF ADMISSION
In accordance with University Grant Commission Notification on Refund of Fees and Non-Retention of Original
Certificates, October 2018 the following refund policy shall be applicable to the students for cancellation of
admission and refund of fees:
1.1 - The candidates/students who have taken admission in the programmes offered at Departments, Schools,
Centers and Constituent Colleges of the University may request for refund of fees after applying in writing to the
Principal, in the prescribed form, for cancellation of her/his admission to the Program as per the refund policy as
mentioned in the schedule as follows:

Percentage of Refund of Fees Point of time when the notice of withdrawal is received by
the Department/School/Constituent College of the
University
100% Refund 15 days or more before the last date of admission

90% Refund Less than 15 days before the last date of admission

80% Refund 15 days or less after the last date of admission

50% Refund More than 15 days but 30 days or less after the last date of admission

No Refund More than 30 days after the last date of admission

*05% of the fees paid by the student, subject to a maximum ₹5,000/- (Five Thousand Only) shall be deducted
as processing charges from the refundable amount.
 KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM COLLEGE
2.- All refundable deposits (Laboratory, Caution Money and Library etc.) shall be fully returned when a student leaves the
college or cancels the admission on production of original fee receipt. Deposits not claimed within one year of leaving the
college or cancellation of admission shall be forfeited.
3.- For the students who are leaving the college after completion of studies, schedule for the refund of deposit will be put
up on the college notice board after the declaration of the result of the relevant course. For those students who cancel their
admission in the middle of the course, the amounts of deposits will be refunded to the student after 15 days from the date
of receipt of their application duly signed by student and NOC from departments concerned.
4.- The following fees shall not be refunded over and above the refund policy as mentioned in the schedule above, in-case of
the receipt of application for refund of fees from the Student is on or after the commencement of the Academic term:
(I) The fee charged towards group insurance and all fee components to be paid as University share (including Vice
Chancellor fund, University fee for Sports and Cultural activities, E-charges, Disaster Management Fund, Exam fee and
Enrollment fee) are non-refundable.
(II) Fee collected for Identity card and Library card, admission form and prospectus, enrollment and any other course
specific fee are not refundable after the commencement of the academic term.
5.- The refund of fees to eligible students shall be processed within 15 days from the date of receiving written application for
refund of fees as per the rules applicable.
6.- It is further notified that the original documents if any, as submitted by the student at the time of admission or in relation
thereto, shall be returned to the concerned student.
7.- In case of any grievance with respect to refund of fees the student shall make an application to the Admission Committee
which shall lay down a process for Grievance Redressal, from time to time.
2.1 - NOTES RELATING TO FEE CONCESSION: Students belonging to reserved category, as recognised by the Govt. of
Maharashtra, are eligible for fee concession. Those who are desirous of availing such facility should produce Caste Certificate
duly certified by the government authority at the time of admission and should fill the prescribed Government free-ship /
scholarship form with necessary documents within the due date on notification by the college and relevant notice for the
same will be circulated in the Classrooms as well as will be displayed in the Notice Board. Those students who fail to fill the
form in time are liable to pay the full fees.
KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM COLLEGE
EXAMINATION RULES OF ATTENDANCE AND PROMOTION
0.119 - The minimum Attendance necessary for keeping Terms for the Students, attending regular classes in the
faculties of Arts, Science and Commerce is Three-Fourths of the days on which lectures are delivered in each term.
The student may not be sent for the University Examination if he/she has failed to keep 75% attendance in each
semester of the academic year.
0.123 - Principals of Colleges are empowered to excuse absence of students who are required to leave the town
where the college is situated for the purpose of taking part in sports held under the auspices of the University for
the period during which they are unavoidably absent from the college.
0.125 - Besides attendance, to keep a term at a College or recognized institution an undergraduate must complete
to the satisfaction of the Principal or the Head of the Institution the course of study at the College or Institution
prescribed for such term for the class to which such graduate then belongs i.e. satisfactory performance at the
various examinations conducted during the year.

Note: There is no Provision for Additional Examination in any Semester.

KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM COLLEGE
TRANSFORMATIVE INITIATIVES UNDER NEP
HSNC University, Mumbai, has introduced National Education Policy (NEP), 2020 in all its
Constituent Colleges and Schools (except DMHSL) from the year 2023-24.

The NEP structure aims to :-

• Introduce holistic and multidisciplinary undergraduate education leading towards developing

intellectual, aesthetic, social, ethical and emotional capabilities of students.
• Develop soft skills, complex problem solving skills, critical thinking abilities, creative thinking
and rigorous specialization in a chosen field of learning
• Have a Flexible curricular structure
• Provide Multiple entry and exit options (Four Year Bachelor Degree may be completed in 7
years). Four year Bachelor degree is a preferred option which will enable students to go for one
year Master’s degree)
• Provide students with opportunities for internship as well as research internships and field
projects
• Facilitate Students to accumulate credits under Academic Bank of Credit (ABC)

NOTE :- One semester = 90 working days and One academic year is of Two Semesters.
KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM COLLEGE
TRANSFORMATIVE INITIATIVES UNDER NEP

NEP Subjects :

Major
● Three Subjects (M1, M2, M3) have to be selected by every student in the First Year UG
programme, based on the subject combinations available. Each subject is of 4 credits.
● In the 2nd year, one major subject has to be selected out of a combination of three (M1, M2,
M3)
● In the Aided departments, seats in the 2nd year for major subjects are limited. Hence students
will get the Major subject of their choice only if they qualify in merit.
● This Major subject will continue in the 3rd year and 4th year, with the student graduating with
majors in that subject
Minor
● Another subject of 4 credits, that a student chooses, is from amongst the M1, M2, M3.
● For example, Major may be Political Science, and Minor may be Economics, with the 3rd
subject being dropped in the second year UG programme.

AEC - Ability Enhancement Course

● A language and Linguistics based paper.
● In Sem 1 and Sem 2 Communication Skills in English will be included under AEC and in Sem 3 &
4: Modern Indian Languages like Hindi, Marathi, Sindhi, Sanskrit will be offered of which any
one can be selected .
KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM COLLEGE
TRANSFORMATIVE INITIATIVES UNDER NEP

VAC - Value Added Course

● Common to all UG students.
● Several topics like Environment, Digital learning, Understanding India, Yoga are in the syllabi of VAC.
● The approach of this paper is values or ethics based and is compulsory for all first year students.

IKS - Indian Knowledge System

● This subject deals with the knowledge systems of India pertaining to different fields like medicine,
surgery, astronomy, satellites, mythology and legends, literature, art, architecture, sculpture, Guru-
Shishya parampara, music, culinary traditions and many more areas.

● This is a compulsory paper for all students in the First Year and subject based IKS is again included in
the 3rd Year.

Generic Elective/Open Elective (GE)

● GE consists of a basket of papers offered by each faculty of Arts, Science and Commerce, with
students gaining knowledge in a subject that is from another faculty of study. These papers are
studied in the first two years of the UG courses.

● Hence, to illustrate, a Bachelor of Arts student has to select a paper from the basket of Science GEs
or from the basket of Commerce GEs. A Bachelor of Science student has to compulsorily select a GE
paper from Arts stream of Generic Electives or from the Science group, and so on.
KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM COLLEGE
TRANSFORMATIVE INITIATIVES UNDER NEP

Vocational and Skills Enhancement Courses (Voc/SEC)

● Courses aimed at imparting practical skills, hands-on-training, soft skills, etc to enhance the
employability of students.

● Voc is linked to the major/minor and will include skills based on advanced laboratory practicals.
SEC is to be selected from the basket of skill courses approved for that faculty of study at the
second year level.
Summer Internship/Apprenticeship
● A key aspect of UG programmes under NEP is induction of student into actual work situations.
All students will undergo internships/apprenticeships in a firm/industry or organisation or
Training in labs with faculty and researchers during the summer term.
Community Engagement and Service
● Students are exposed to socio-economic issues in society so that theoretical learnings can be
actually supplemented by actual life experiences to generate solutions to real life problems.
Co-curricular Courses (CC) such as Health and Wellness, Yoga Education, Sports and Fitness, Cultural
Activities, NSS, NCC, Fine/Applied/Visual/Performing Arts : to be offered in First and Second Year
KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM COLLEGE
CREDIT GRADING SYSTEM
A student after satisfying the conditions of attendance and term work becomes eligible for the term-end /
semester-end examinations.
The examinations for First year and Second year in all three streams will be Semester End examinations carrying
100 marks at the end of every semester. The internal assessment will be only in the subject of Foundation course.
STANDARD OF PASSING
The learners in First year and Second year in all three streams appearing for semester end examination of 100
marks have to obtain a minimum score of 40 out of 100 and a minimum grade of ‘D’ in each course to be declared
as pass in a particular semester.
The performance grading of the learners shall be on the Ten Point ranking system as under:

Grade Marks Grade Points

O 80 and Above 10

A+ 70 To 79.99 9

A 60 To 69.99 8

B+ 55 To 59.99 7

B 50 To 54.99 6

C 45 To 49.99 5

D 40 To 44.99 4

F Less Than 40 0
KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM COLLEGE
CREDIT GRADING SYSTEM

A student after satisfying the conditions of attendance and term work becomes eligible for the term-end /
semester -end examinations. As per university circular UG/ 69 of 2011, 18/04/2011, Semester based Credit and
Grading Systems has been introduced from the A.Y. 2011- 12.
Semester-End Examinations - (For TY - 100 Marks)
The semester-end examination will be of three hours duration and based on the syllabus prescribed by the
respective Board of Studies.
The Semester-End Examinations for Semesters V and VI (2021 - 22) shall be conducted by the University of
Mumbai and the results shall be declared after processing the marks awarded to the learners. The grade card shall
be issued by the University of Mumbai
after converting the marks into grades.
SEMESTER-END EXAMINATIONS – For FY & SY, 60 marks theory
paper INTERNAL ASSESSMENT – For FY & SY 40 marks

STANDARD OF PASSING:
The learners shall have to obtain a minimum of 40% marks in aggregate for each course.
CARRY FORWARD OF MARKS IN CASE THE LEARNER GETS ‘F’ GRADE IN ONE OR MORE SUBJECTS:
A learner who FAILS in the Semester-End Examination of the course shall reappear for the Semester-End
Examination of that course.
KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM COLLEGE
INVESTIGATION OF MALPRACTICES - (ORDINANCE 5050)
• On receipt of a report regarding use of unfair means by any student at any University examination, including
breach of any of the rules laid down by the University Authorities, for proper conduct of examination, the
Board of Examinations shall have power at any time to institute inquiry and to punish such unfair means or
breach of the rules by exclusion of such student from any University examination or from any University course
in a College or Recognized Institution or in the University Department or from any Convocation for the purpose
of conferring degree either permanently or for a specified period, or by cancellation of the result of the student
in the University examination for which the student appeared or by deprivation of any University Scholarship
held by him/her or by cancellation of the award of any University prize or medal to him/her or by imposition of
fine or in any two or more of the aforesaid ways within a period of one year.
• Where the examinations of the University courses are conducted by the constituent Colleges /Recognized
Institutions on behalf of the University, the Principal/Head of the concerned constituent College/Institution, on
receipt of a report regarding use of unfair means by any student at any such examination, including breach of
any of the rules laid down by the University Authorities or by the College/Institution for proper conduct of
examination, shall have power at any time to institute inquiry and to punish such unfair means or breach of any
of the rules by exclusion of such a student from any such examination or any University course in any
College/Institution either permanently or for a specified period or by cancellation of the result of the student in
the College/Institution examination for which he/she appeared or by deprivation of any College/Institution
Scholarship or by cancellation of the award of any College/Institution prize or medal to him/her or by
imposition of fine or in any two or more of the aforesaid ways.
KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM COLLEGE
INVESTIGATION OF MALPRACTICES - (COMPETENT AUTHORITY)
• The Board of Examinations of the University constituted under the provisions of Section 31(3) shall be the
competent authority to take appropriate disciplinary action against the students using, attempting to use,
aiding, abetting, instigating unfair means at the examination conducted by the University.
• The Principal of the constituent College or Head of the Recognized institution shall be the competent authority
to take appropriate disciplinary action against the student/s using, attempting to use, aiding, abetting,
instigating or allowing to use unfair means at the examination conducted by the College or Institution on behalf
of the University.
The Competent Authority concerned i.e. the Board of Examinations in the cases of University examination, the
concerned Principal in the cases of College examination, and the Head in the cases of examination held by the
Recognized Institution, after taking into consideration the report of the Committee shall pass such orders as it
deems fit including granting the student benefit of doubt, issuing warning or exonerating him/her from the
charges and shall impose any one or more of the following punishments on the student/s found guilty of using
unfair means :
• Annulment of performance of the student in full or in part in the examination he/she has appeared for.
• Debarring student from appearing for any examination of the University or College or Institution for a stipulated
period not exceeding five years.
• Debarring the student from taking admission for any course in the University or College or Institution for a
stipulated period not exceeding five years.
• Cancellation of the University or College or Institution Scholarship/s or award/s or prize or medal etc. awarded
to him/her in that examination.
• In addition to the above-mentioned punishment, the competent authority may impose a fine on the student
declared guilty. If the student concerned fails to pay the fine within a stipulated period, the competent authority
may impose on such a student additional punishment/penalty as it may deem fit.
• As far as possible the quantum of punishment should be as prescribed (category wise) in Appendix-A.
• The student concerned will be informed of the punishment finally imposed on him/her in writing by the
competent authority or by the Officer authorized by it in this behalf, under intimation to the College/Institution
he/she belongs to.
 KNOWLEDGE CENTRES - UNDERGRADUATE

COMMERCE SCIENCE ARTS MASS MEDIA MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY

STUDIES
B.COM CHEMISTRY ECONOMICS *B.A. IN FILM, TV, *B.M.S *B.SC IT
NEW MEDIA &
PRODUCTION
*B.COM LIFE SCIENCES ENGLISH *B.A.M.M.C *B.SC COMPUTER
(ACCOUNTING & (JOURNALISM SCIENCE
FINANCE) OR ADVERTISING)
*B.COM (BANKING MICROBIOLOGY HINDI *BIOTECHNOLOGY
& INSURANCE)
*B.COM (FINANCIAL PHYSICS HISTORY
MARKETS)
STATISTICS POLITICAL SCIENCE
MATHEMATICS PSYCHOLOGY
SOCIOLOGY
ANCIENT INDIAN
CULTURE
* Note: Self-financed programmes like BAF, BBI, BFM, BMS, Biotechnology, BSc Computer Science, BSc Information
Technology, BAMMC, BAFTNMP are integrated stand-alone courses and do not offer horizontal mobility to other subject
combinations.
KNOWLEDGE CENTRES - UNDERGRADUATE NEW

BSC IN DATA SCIENCE & BUSINESS ANALYTICS BVoc IN WEB TECHNOLOGY

BVoc SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT MANAGEMENT

BCOM HONORS PROGRAMS BSC IN PHYSICS/ CHEMISTRY/ LIFE SCIENCES HONORS

PROGRAM
STATISTICS & LAW BIOCHEMISTRY

BIOTECHNOLOGY

MICROBIOLOGY

BSC STATISTICS HONORS BSC MICROBIOLOGY/BIOTECHNOLOGY/LIFE SCIENCES

HONORS PROGRAM

LAW & ACCOUNTANCY HEALTHCARE & DIAGNOSTICS

 FACULTY OF ARTS - UNDERGRADUATE

1 Eligibility for BACHELOR OF ARTS (B.A.) DURATION 3 YEARS

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the three year integrated course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts
must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Std. XII) examination conducted by the different Divisional
Boards of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education with the following subjects :-
1. English
2.Any one of the Modern Indian Languages or Modern Foreign Languages or any classical Language or Information
Technology.
3. Any four subjects carrying 100 marks each.
OR
Must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Std. XII) examination with vocational subject conducted by
the different Divisional Boards of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education with the
following subjects:-
1. English
2. Any one vocational subject carrying 200 marks prescribed by the Board from time to time.
3. Any three subjects carrying 100 marks each
OR
Must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Std.XII) examination with the Minimum Competency based
vocational courses conducted by the different Divisional Boards of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and
Higher Secondary
Education with the following subjects :-
1. English
2.Any one of the Modern Indian Languages or Modern Foreign Languages or Classical Language or Information
Technology
3. General Foundation Course.
4.Any one subject carrying 300 marks from among the Minimum Competency based vocational courses prescribed by
the Higher Secondary School Certificate examination from time to time.
OR
Must have passed an examination of another University or Body Recognized as equivalent thereto.
FACULTY OF ARTS – UNDERGRADUATE
FYBA : SEMESTERS I & II DURATION 3 YEARS
Compulsory Subjects :
1.Foundation Course ( Social Awareness & Personality
Development) 2.Communication Skills in English
3.Hindi or French
4.Optional Subjects :
Three Papers under Group A or Group B or Group C

No Group A Group B Group C

1 Economics History Psychology

Economics
Commerce or English (Optional)
2 or History English (Optional) or
or * Ancient Indian Culture (AIC)
*Ancient Indian Culture (AIC)

Political Science
or
Political Science Sociology
Statistics
or
or or
3 Sociology Sociology Hindi (Optional)
or or or
Hindi (Optional) Hindi (Optional) Political Science

*Note : The college does not offer Ancient Indian Culture in the Third year. Admission to any of the available Majoring
Subject is as per eligibility, policy of merit and group strength decided
FACULTY OF ARTS – UNDERGRADUATE

2 B. A. IN FILM, TELEVISION AND NEW MEDIA PRODUCTION (B.A.F.T.N.M.P) DURATION 3/4 YEARS

Candidates for being eligible for admission to the three-year integrated course leading to the Degree of BA (Film, Television & New Media
Production), shall be required to have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination (Academic or Vocational Stream)
conducted by different Divisional Boards of Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or an Examinations of
any another University or Body recognized as equivalent thereof by the parent body of the HSNC University, Mumbai.

3 BACHELOR OF ARTS IN MULTIMEDIA & MASS COMMUNICATION (B.A.M.M.C) DURATION 3/4 YEARS

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the degree course in Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia & Mass Communication
shall have passed 12th Std. Examination of Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or it equivalent from the
Science, Arts or Commerce Stream. No college shall conduct any entrance test in any form and the admissions are purely
based on merit duly following the reservation policy as per the norms of Government of Maharashtra. While drawing the
merit list, weightage has to be given to students from Arts, Commerce and Science Stream at 12th Standard level. The stream
wise weightage to be given is as under :

STREAM ARTS COMMERCE SCIENCE

PERCENTAGE 50% 25% 25%

The applications are to be accepted and processed by the colleges stream wise separately and the merit list is to be displayed
stream wise
b. In case if no application is received from any stream, the vacant seats are to be distributed equally between the two
streams only. After the first merit list is displayed, if any seat allotted to one stream remains vacant, the same shall be
distributed equally between the remaining two streams. In case of vacancy in one stream is of single/odd number of seats,
the single seat is to be allotted to the Arts Stream.
c. In case if no application is available from the two streams, then all the vacant seats of such two streams must be transferred
to the third stream.
Step (c) be repeated for the subsequent merit lists till all the forms are exhausted or the final merit list is displayed,
whichever is earlier.
 UNDERGRADUATE VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS (B.Voc)

• Vocational or skill-based education is becoming more and more significant with passing time. BVoc (Bachelor of
Vocation) is an emerging course in India that aims at providing adequate skills required for a particular trade to
candidates. The course is different from traditional academic programmes as it deals more with application-based
studies rather than focusing on only theoretical knowledge.
• To provide judicious mix of skills relating to a profession and appropriate content of General Education.
• To provide flexibility to the students by means of pre-defined entry and multiple exit points.
• To integrate NSQF within the undergraduate level of higher education in order to enhance employability of the
graduates and meet industry requirements. Such graduates apart from meeting the needs of local and national
industry are also expected to be equipped to become part of the global workforce.
• To provide vertical mobility to students coming out of 10+2 with vocational subjects.
• The curriculum also focus on work-readiness skills in each of the three years.
• Adequate attention is given in curriculum design to practical work, on the job training, development of student
portfolios and project work.
DURATION 3 YEARS
1 B.VOC SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT MANAGEMENT
• BVoc in Sports and Entertainment Management provides unique opportunity to learn about the business aspects of both
industries.
• The program enables students to understand the finer aspects of blending sports with entertainment.
• The degree holders will be able to get employed with sports teams/franchise, entertainment companies, sports marketing
and PR firms, road casting companies, etc.
• Eligibility: 12th or equivalent examination passed

DURATION 3 YEARS
2 B.VOC WEB TECHNOLOGIES
• BVoc Software Development degree holders will be able to get hired in public and private organizations in positions like
Application developer, Graphic designer, Website developer, Software tester, Coder, Algorithm designer, UI designer etc.
• They usually get employment in areas like Application development, User Interface development, Software coding,
Software testing, Software analysis.
• Eligibility: 12th or equivalent examination passed
 FACULTY OF SCIENCE - UNDERGRADUATE
1 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.Sc.) DURATION 3/4 YEARS
A candidate for being eligible for admission to the three year integrated course leading to the degree of Bachelor
of Science (B.Sc.) must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate examination (Std. XII) conducted by
the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Pune, in the following subjects :-
(A) Science Stream (General):

Subject No. Subject Title Marks

01 English (Higher/Lower Level) 100

Any one of the Modern Indian Languages OR Modern Foreign Languages OR

02 any Classical Language (Higher Level or Lower Level) OR Information 100
Technology

Four other subjects from among the subjects mentioned below carrying a
03 to 06 total of 400 marks

Three other subjects from among the subjects mentioned below carrying a total of 300 marks and one more
subject from among the remaining optional subjects carrying 100 marks as prescribed for the HSC (Std. XII)
examination.
FACULTY OF SCIENCE - UNDERGRADUATE
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.Sc.) DURATION 3/4 YEARS
List of subjects (03 to 06)
• Physics
• Chemistry
• Biology
• Economics
• Mathematics and
Statistics
• Geography
• Geology
• Psychology OR

(B) Vocational

l Stream must have pass the Higher Secondary School certificate (HSC) (Std.XII) Examination with vocational
subjects conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Pune, in the
following subjects:-
Subject No. Subject Title Marks

01 English (Higher/Lower Level) 100

Any one vocational subject carrying marks (from among 19 subjects) prescribed
02 to 03 for the HSC (Std. XII) examination.
200

Any three of the following subjects carrying a total of 300 marks :-

I. Physics
ii. Chemistry
iii. Biology
iv. Mathematics and Statistics
FACULTY OF SCIENCE - UNDERGRADUATE
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.Sc.) DURATION 3 YEARS
C) MCVC Stream Vocational must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSC) (Std. XII Examination
Certificate. (HSC) (Std XII) examination with conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher
Secondary Education Pune, in the following subjects:-

Subject No. Subject Title Marks

01 English (Higher/Lower Level) 100

Any one of the Modern Indian Languages OR Modern Foreign Languages OR

02 any Classical Language (Higher Level or Lower Level) OR Information 100
Technology

03 General Foundation Course 100

Any three of the minimum competency to vocational subjects carrying total

04 to 06 of 300 marks [ from among the following Groups prescribed for the HSC
(Std. XII) examination
FACULTY OF SCIENCE - UNDERGRADUATE
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.Sc.) DURATION 3 YEARS

(D) Must have passed an examination of another University

OR
Body or Board recognized as equivalent to the HSC (Std. XII) Examination conducted by the Maharashtra Secondary and
Higher Secondary Education, Pune,
OR
(E)Must have passed the First Year Science Examination of the Year B.Sc. degree Course of this University or an
Examination of any other University recognized as equivalent Thereto
OR
(F)Must have passed at list the Second Year Examination of the Post S.S.C. (Std. X) Three Year Engineering Diploma
course or the 4th Semester of 6Semester Engineering Diploma Course conducted by
approved by recognized by affiliated to the Maharashtra Board of Technical Education or another Body Board
recognized as equivalent thereto.
Further, that such students of Engineering Diploma courses shall be eligible to offer any three of the following subjects
for admission to the F.Y.B.Sc.:-Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science, Information Technology,
Geology, Geography, Economics.
FACULTY OF SCIENCE - UNDERGRADUATE
Subject Combinations offered at FY BSC level
(Any three of the following subjects to be offered at F.Y.
B.Sc.)

1. Physical Sciences- Technology Group

Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Statistics, Economics
*Computer Science, *Information Technology

2. Biological Sciences Group

Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Life Sciences, Biochemistry,
Microbiology
*Biotechnolgy

Subject Combinations offered at F.Y. B.Sc.:

• Chemistry-Life Science-Zoology
• Chemistry-Life Science-Botany
• Chemistry-Microbiology-Zoology
• Chemistry-Microbiology-Botany
• Statistics-Mathematics-Economics
• Physics-Mathematics-Statistics
• Physics-Chemistry-Mathematics
*Note: B.Sc in Computer Science , B.Sc in Information Technology and B.Sc in Bio-Technology are 3 year
integrated courses and horizontal mobility to and from them is not permited.
 FACULTY OF SCIENCE - UNDERGRADUATE
2 B.Sc COMPUTER SCIENCE (CS) DURATION 3 / 4 YEARS
A candidate for being eligible for admission to the three years integrated course leading to the degree of Bachelor
of Science (B.Sc.) must have passed Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination (Std. XII) in Science stream
conducted by the
Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education with Mathematics and Statistics as one of
the subject or its equivalent.
Admission will be on merit, based on order of preference as follows:
1. Aggregate Marks at H.S.C. or equivalent.
2. Aggregate Marks in Science Group (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics)
3. Marks in Mathematics and Statistics and Physics. Marks in Mathematics and Statistics.

3 B.Sc INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (IT) DURATION 3 / 4 YEARS

a) A candidate for being eligible for admission to the degree course of Bachelor of Science-Information
Technology, shall have passed XII standard examination of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary
Education or its equivalent with Mathematic and Statistics as one of the subject and should have secured not
less than 45% marks in aggregate for open category and 40% marks in aggregate in case of Reserved category
candidates.
(b) Candidate who have passed Diploma (Three years after S.S.C. – Xth Std.) in Information Technology / Computer
Technology / Computer Engineering / Computer Science / Electrical, Electronics and Video Engineering and
Allied Branches / Mechanical and Allied Branches / Civil and Allied branches are eligible for direct admission to
the Second Year of the B.Sc. (I.T.) degree course.
(c) Commerce students with mathematics are eligible for admission to BSc IT.
 FACULTY OF SCIENCE - UNDERGRADUATE
4 B.Sc BIO-TECHNOLOGY DURATION 3 / 4 YEARS
A candidate for being eligible for admission to the Three year Integrated course leading to the degree of Bachelor
of Science (B.Sc.) must have passed Higher Secondary School Certificate Examination (Std.XII) in Science
conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or it’s equivalent in
Science stream. Admission will be on merit, based on order of preference as follows:
• Aggregate Marks at H.S.C. or equivalent.
• Aggregate Marks in Science Group (Physics, Chemistry and Biology).
• Marks in Biology and Chemistry.
• Marks in Biology.
A candidate who has not offered Mathematics and Statistics as one of the Subject at H.S.C. (Std.XII) shall have to
satisfactorily complete a course on Mathematics and Statistics (of 15 hours duration) during the academic year
of First year B.Sc. in which she/he is admitted.
 FACULTY OF COMMERCE - UNDERGRADUATE
1 BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (B.Com) DURATION 3 YEARS

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the three year degree course leading to the Bachelor of Commerce
must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Std. XII) examination conducted by the different Divisional
Boards of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education.
OR
Must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Std. XII) examination with vocational subjects/minimum
competency based vocational course conducted by the different Divisional Boards of the Maharashtra State Board of
Secondary and Higher Secondary Education.
OR
Must have passed and examination of another University or Body recognized as equivalent to Higher Secondary School
Certificate (Std. XII) Examination.

2 BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES (B.M.S.) DURATION 3 YEARS

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the B.M.S. Degree Course shall have passed H.S.C. Examination of
the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent examination or Diploma in any
Engineering branches with two years or three years duration after S.S.C. conducted by the Board of Technical
Education, Maharashtra State or its equivalent examination by securing minimum 45% marks for general category
(in one attempt) at the respective Examination and minimum 40% marks for the reserved category (in one
attempt). No college shall conduct any entrance test in any form and the admissions are purely based on merit
duly following the reservation policy as per the norms of Government of Maharashtra. While drawing the merit
list, weightage has to be given to students from Arts, Commerce and Science Stream at 12th standard level.
 FACULTY OF COMMERCE - UNDERGRADUATE

3 BACHELOR OF COMMERCE - ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE (B.A.F) DURATION 3 YEARS

a) A candidate for being eligible for admission to the Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting and Finance) degree
course shall have passed XII std. Examination of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or its
equivalent and secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate at first attempt (40% in case of reserved
category).
b) Every candidate admitted to the degree course in the constituent/affiliated college/recognized institution,
conducting the course, shall have to register himself/herself with the University.

4 BACHELOR OF COMMERCE - BANKING AND INSURANCE (B.B.I) DURATION 3 YEARS

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the Bachelor of Commerce (Banking and Insurance) degree course
should have passed XII std. Examination of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary
Education, Pune, or its equivalent and secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate (40% in the case of reserved
category candidates) at one and the same sitting. Every candidate admitted to the degree course in the affiliated
colleges conducting the course shall have to register enroll himself/herself with the University.

5 BACHELOR OF COMMERCE - FINANCIAL MARKETS (B.F.M.) DURATION 3 YEARS

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the Bachelor of Commerce (Financial Markets) degree course shall
have passed XII std. examination of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary & Higher Secondary Education or
its equivalent and secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate (40% in case of reserved category) at one and the
same sitting. Every candidate admitted to the degree course in the constituent/affiliated college/ recognized
institution, conducting the course, shall have to register himself/herself with the University.
 KNOWLEDGE CENTRES - POSTGRADUATE

M.SC (PAPERS) M.SC (RESEARCH) M.A M.A M.Com PH.D

MICROBIOLOGY MICROBIOLOGY HINDI COMMUNICATION ADVANCED HINDI

& JOURNALISM ACCOUNTANCY
CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY PSYCHOLOGY ENTERTAINMENT, CHEMISTRY
ORGANIC ANALYTICA MEDIA & ORGANIC
CHEMISTRY L ADVERTISING CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY ECONOMICS
INORGANIC INORGANIC
CHEMISTRY ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
CHEMISTRY
PHYSICAL PHYSICAL
CHEMISTRY NUCLEAR & CHEMISTRY
RADIO-
ANALYTICA CHEMISTRY ANALYTICA
L L
CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY

NUCLEAR &
RADIO-CHEMISTRY
COMPUTER LIFE SCIENCES
SCIENCE
STATISTICS

INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY
DATA SCIENCE
 FACULTY OF ARTS - POSTGRADUATE

1 MASTER OF ARTS (M.A.) HINDI DURATION 2 YEARS

A candidate for being eligible for admission to the course leading to the degree of Master of Arts must have passed
the examination for the degree of Bachelor of Arts (three year integrated course) of this University or a degree of
another University recognized as equivalent thereto.

2 MASTER OF ARTS (M.A.) PSYCHOLOGY DURATION 2 YEARS

CGPA is considered for admissions in M.A in Psychology. Merit Based Admissions. Preferably six papers and or
Single Psychology Majors at B.A graduation is Preferred. Students should be willing to fulfill the mandate of the
course in terms of attendance and dedicate time, energy and resources to one of the subject which is most sought
after; as well as to facilitate being an effective and a productive Psychologist.
DURATION 2 YEARS
3 MASTER OF ARTS IN COMMUNICATION & JOURNALISM (MACJ)
Minimum passing marks 40%, Written test & personal interview

4 MASTER OF ARTS IN ENTERTAINMENT, MEDIA & ADVERTISING (MAEMA) DURATION 2 YEARS

Minimum passing marks 40%, Written test & personal interview

 FACULTY OF SCIENCE - POSTGRADUATE

1 M.Sc. CHEMISTRY DURATION 2 YEARS

A. Organic
B. Inorganic
C. Analytical
D. Physical
Admissions will be on merit (percentage of aggregate marks/grade secured at the qualifying examination).

2 M.Sc. COMPUTER SCIENCE DURATION 2 YEARS

Candidates having Bachelor’s degree in: B.Sc. CS, B.Sc. IT / B.Sc. Mathematics / B.Tech / B.E., B.Sc. Statistics / B.Sc. Physics
(Mathematics as Anciliary) from a recognized University. The Bachelor’s degree in the Faculty of Science/ Technology of this
University or equivalent degree of recognized Universities.
Diploma holders are not eligible.

M.Sc. IT DURATION 2 YEARS

3
The candidates willing to join the MSc IT program should possess a Bachelor’s degree in relevant disciplines like BSc in IT/ CS,
BCA, BE/ BTech in IT or CS from a recognized university. They must also score a minimum of 50% percent marks in graduation
to be eligible for the course.
Diploma holders are not eligible
DURATION 2 YEARS
4 M.Sc. STATISTICS
M.Sc. Statistics is a 2-year postgraduate course, the minimum eligibility for admission to which is the completion of B.Sc. in
Statistics / B.Sc. (Honours) in Statistics from a recognized university. Admission is based on merit.

5 M.Sc. MICROBIOLOGY DURATION 2 YEARS

A candidate should have passed the B.Sc. degree examination with 6 units or minimum 3 units in Microbiology at the third
year of B.Sc. degree.
2. Students passing the B.Sc. Degree from Universities other than Mumbai University and seeking admissions to First Year
M.Sc. are also eligible.
 FACULTY OF COMMERCE - POSTGRADUATE

1 MASTER OF COMMERCE (M.Com.) - ADVANCED ACCOUNTANCY DURATION 2 YEARS

A learner for being eligible for admission to the Post Graduate Programme i.e. Master of Commerce, shall have
passed the examination for the degree of Bachelor of Commerce (three years/Six Semester integrated course)
OR
the degree B.Com. (Old Course) or the other Semester based Programmes i.e. Bachelor of Commerce (Banking &
Insurance)
OR
Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting & Finance) or Bachelor of Commerce (Financial Markets) or Bachelor of
Management Studies (B.M.S.) of this University,
OR
An examination of any other University recognized as equivalent thereto.
NEW SCHOOLS AND PROGRAMS AT HSNC UNIVERSITY, MUMBAI

SCHOOL OF YOGA - UNDERGRADUATE

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN YOGA DURATION 3 YEARS

The curriculum is designed to acquaint the learner with the basic principles of Yoga, understanding human
physiology, yogic practices, yogic asanas, The course would help students to apply their understanding of concepts
to summarize, analyse, and inculcate problem solving approach in the newer developments and innovations in the
future. The curriculum design and the teaching and the evaluation patterns would help students to develop skills
and competencies to perform asnas and teach the same to the community through internship and practice
sessions.
SCHOOL OF PERFORMING ARTS - UNDERGRADUATE
BACHELOR OF PERFORMING ARTS (BPA) DURATION 3 YEARS

The curriculum is designed to educate the learner about traditional knowledge and techniques of the Performing
Arts. The course would help students to apply their understanding of concepts to summarize, analyse, and
inculcate problem solving approach in the newer developments and innovations in the future. The curriculum
design and the teaching and the evaluation patterns would help students to develop skills and competencies to
build a progressive and successful career in the field of Performing Arts.

SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCES- UNDERGRADUATE

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN DATA SCIENCE & BUSINESS ANALYTICS DURATION 3 YEARS

The 3 year UG program aims to provide hands-on training to students to develop and enhance the strong
analytical, quantitative modelling skills and business skills for solving team-based, real-world business problems
and to make students ready for the role of Data Scientist. It provides an opportunity to work on some real-life
data/problems or simulated data through building the business Intelligence reports, scorecard and dashboard.
NEW SCHOOLS AND PROGRAMS AT HSNC UNIVERSITY, MUMBAI

SCHOOL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES -

MASTER OF ARTS- LIBERAL STUDIES DURATION 2 YEARS

A two-year Post-Graduate programme curated by experts who have worked at the intersections of natural science,
social sciences and humanities. It seeks to re-imagine learning in ways that foster intellectual curiosity, raise critical
questions and most important to develop a sense of social justice, equity and empathy while engaging with complex
global realities.

Eligibility criteria is a Bachelor's degree across all disciplines such as Arts, Science, Commerce, Engineering, Medical,
SCHOOL OF PERFORMING ARTS - UNDERGRADUATE
Architecture, Law, Pharmacy, Design Studies, etc
DEPARTMENTS
AT KC
COLLEGE
FACULTY OF ARTS
DEPARTMENT OF ANCIENT INDIAN CULTURE
NAME OF THE PROGRAM
B.A.

HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT

Dr. Nivedita Rao

UNDERGRADUATE AND MASTER'S ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Students should be willing to fulfill the mandates of the course in terms of attendance and dedicate time, energy and
resources to the subject which is most sought after. They should have the curiosity to learn. The students will be
selected on the basis of their previous academic performance.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CURRICULUM

The study of AIC seeks to introduce students to a number of socially and culturally significant topics such as
archeology studies and its role and relevance in society, the cultural history of India through the ages and the cultural
heritage in and around Mumbai

ACADEMIC – EXTRA CURRICULAR & CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

ACADEMIC The department carries out number of field trips to the museums, archeological sites,
historical monuments, nusmismatic museums, etc.
ACTIVITIES
CO-CURRICULAR The Department holds exhibitions of tribal paintings & products from time to time
ACTIVITIES
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
NAME OF THE PROGRAME
Economics
HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT
Prof. (Dr.) Ravikiran Garje
FACULTY MEMBERS IN THE DEPARTMENT
Prof. (Dr.) Nandini Sengupta, Dr. Hiral Sheth, Mr Rohit Pithale

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CURRICULUM

ACADEMIC – EXTRA CURRICULAR & CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Speaker Series International Economics Convention

ESTABLISHED ALUMNI

No Alumni Name Designation Industry Name

01 Raghav Narsalay MD of Innovation Research Accenture Research

02 Aprameya Roy Head, Social Media NDTV

03 Bhuvan Jain Vice- President Natixis, Global infrastructure Projects

04 Sahil Gandhi Visiting Faculty Brookings India

Environment Resource
05 Aritra Chakraborthy Consultant
Management
Consultancy
DEPARTMENT OF HINDI
NAME OF THE PROGRAME
B.A., M.A., Ph.D.

FACULTY MEMBERS IN THE DEPARTMENT

Dr. Ajeetkumar Rai, Dr. Sudhir Chaubey
VISITING FACULTY
04
UNDERGRADUATE AND MASTER'S ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
10 + 2 for UG and 10 + 2 + 3 for PG

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CURRICULUM

To generate the interest among students towards Hindi Language and
Literature.

ACADEMIC – EXTRA CURRICULAR & CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Students of M.A. and T.Y.B.A. Field visit in Central Institute of Fisheries Education Deemed University, Andheri

Students of M.A. and T.Y.B.A. Field visit in HPCL Mumbai

Students of M.A. and B.A, Participated in various educational and literary activities and competitions which
included debate, poem, group discussion, elocution, Extempore etc.
DEPARTMENT OF HINDI

ESTABLISHED ALUMNI

No Alumni Name Designation Industry Name

Rt. Professor & H.O.D. Hindi K.C. College

Ex. Working President of
Government of Maharashtra
1 Dr. S.P. Dubey Maharashtra Rajya Hindi
Sahitya Academy H.S.N.C.
Chairman, B.O.S. University
Ex. Chairman, B.O.S. Mumbai
Hindi University
2 Dr. M.L. Gupta Deputy Director (Rajbhasha) Ministry of Home, Government of India
3 Dr. Sanjay Singh Regional Editor Zee News
4 Dr. Rajeshwar Uniyal Rt. Deputy Director (Rajbhasha) Central Institute of Fisheries Education
Deemed University, Andheri
5 Dr. Ashok Chauhan Rt. Senior Manager Nabard Bank
6 Dr. Gulab Yadav Senior Manager (Rajbhasha) IDBI Bank
7 Dr. Sandhya Garje Assistant Professor IDOL, Mumbai University
8 Dr. Ramakant Tiwari Principal Holy Horizon English School
9 Dr. Vandana Tuskano Assistant Professor St. Joseph College
11 Dr. Usha Dubey Assistant Professor M.D. College
12 Dr. Satywati Chaubey Assistant Professor Wilson College
13 Dr. Sudhir Kumar Chaubey Assistant Professor KC College
14 Dr. Ajeet Kumar Rai Assistant Professor KC College
15 Dr. Avnish Singh Assistant Professor Royal College
 DEPARTMENT OF HINDI
Head of Dept. – Dr Ajeet Kumar Rai, Dr Sudhir Chaubey

ESTABLISHED ALUMNI

No Alumni Name Designation Industry Name

16 Salim Khan Senior Manager (Rajbhasha) HPCL
17 Sushil Rai Sub editor Dophar Ka samana
18 Aarti Singh Sub editor Femina
19 Dr. Pravesh Singh Assistant Teacher Thakur College
20 Mukhtar Khan Assistant Teacher & Head St. Xavier's College
21 Rajani Mishra Assistant Teacher St. Xavier's College
22 Sapna Rai Assistant Teacher Pawar International School
23 Reeta Devra Assistant Teacher Kendriy Vidyalay Colaba
24 Kiran Dhuriya Assistant Teacher Indo Scot Global School
25 Jaikishan Pandey Assistant Teacher Dosti International School
 DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
NAME OF THE PROGRAME
B.A.

HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT

Dr. Vruttant Manwatkar

UNDERGRADUATE AND MASTER'S ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Students should be willing to fulfill the mandates of the course in terms of attendance and dedicate time, energy and
resources to the subject which is most sought after. They should be curious to learn and understand the social-
political circumstances which shape the holistic civic life. The students will be selected on the basis of their previous
academic performance.

ACADEMIC – EXTRA CURRICULAR & CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Through various departmental activities, the Department of Political Science ensures the participation
EXTRA CURRICULAR of the maximum number of youth, who belong to various colleges, disciplines and Universities. The
ACTIVITIES youth are encouraged to be fully involved and responsive to the political and democratic process and
thus, realise the ideals of Indian citizenship. The dissemination of the values of the Constitution of
India – Liberty, Equality, Justice and Fraternity has been one of significant objectives of the
department.

The Department of Political Science has been active in creating political awareness and instilling
ACADEMIC
socially sensitive values among the students across all disciplines. While carrying out this agenda,
ACTIVITIES
our Department has been active in various academic, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.
DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
ESTABLISHED ALUMNI

No Alumni Name Designation Industry Name

01 Amey Pratap Singh Research Fellow Oxford University

02 Sudip Verma Managing Director Vgain Worldwide Private Limited

03 Aprameya Rao Senior Executive- Social Media NDTV

HIGHLIGHTS OF STUDENTS PROGRESSION

• Most of the students passed from the department are working in Civil Services, Journalism, Law, NGOs, Active
Politics, Social Service, etc.
• Many students are also pursuing higher education in Political Science in various national and international
universities.

JOB PROSPECTUS AND OPPORTUNITIES

• Along with the basic conceptual understanding of Politics, the education of Political Science provides the
cutting edge to a student to excel in any field she enters after her undergraduate studies.
• The major opportunities for the students of Political Science are available in Civil Services, Political Research,
Policy Analysis, Political Analysis for Government, Political Parties and Corporate, International Political
Analysis, Diplomacy, International Organizations, Social Service, Marketing, Teaching, Journalism, Law, Active
Politics etc.
DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY
NAME OF THE PROGRAME
B.A. in Psychology and M.A. Psychology

HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT

Prof. Dr Rakhi Mehta

FACULTY MEMBERS IN THE DEPARTMENT

Ms Veena Kumar, Dr. (Mrs) Pooja Soni and Ms. Jade Carvalho

VISITING FACULTY
Dr Avinash Desousa, Ms Veena Kumar, Prof. Dr Rakhi Mehta, Dr Pooja Soni, Dr Sangeeta Kamath, Sri Dnyanesh
Kamat, Dr Meghna Basu Thakur, Mr. Sujay Bhandary, Ms. Ambica Motwani, Ms Puja Dedhia, Ms Pranali Manikeri, Mr
Ashwin Dahiya, Mr Abhishek Kumar

UNDERGRADUATE AND MASTER'S ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

• All four semester marks of all subjects and NO ATKT in any of the semesters will be considered. Merit Based
Admissions. Students should be willing to fulfill the mandates of the course in terms of attendance and dedicate
time, energy and resources to the subject which is most sought after.
• CGPA is considered for admissions in M.A in Psychology. Merit Based Admissions. Preferably six papers and or
Single Psychology Majors at B.A graduation is Preferred. Students should be willing to fulfill the mandates of the
course in terms of attendance and dedicate time, energy and resources to one of the subject which is most
sought after; as well as to facilitate being an effective and a productive Psychologist.
 DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY
ACADEMIC – EXTRA CURRICULAR & CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

• ‘Discussions, role play, film screening, videos relevant to application of the knowledge ,enhancing
observational skills; helping students become more mindful of self and their thoughts , feelings and
behaviours contributing to their welfare and as a budding Psychologists/Counsellors and or Mental
Health Professional
• Invited guest speakers Talks on a variety of aspects including career and further studies openings
along with Certificate courses which include introductory talks-Awareness Sessions, Workshops,
EXTRA CURRICULAR Lecture cum Demonstration sessions; Annual Departmental festival
ACTIVITIES • Research undertaken by students guided by the teachers of the department and submitting
projects as a part of curriculum fulfillment instructed as per the guidelines provided by the
University.
• Undertaking Observership , volunteering in various aspects of human life as per students interest
and calling.
• Participating in several activities organized by the department, inter departmental at college as
well as intercollegiate levels.
• Participating in activities of ones interest as long as academics and attendance is not compromised

• Enables students to understand and apply textual information to everyday life knowledge.
• Awareness and Discovering aspects of self, enabling and enhancing self-potential through
ACADEMIC exposures to various professionals
ACTIVITIES • Conceptual Mastery, healing oneself and also recognizing dimensions of life to be able to apply
Psychology more effectively and productively – so class-based exercises are conducted
• Dedication and Attendance is a must for enhancing performance, interest and conceptual mastery
DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY

HIGHLIGHTS OF STUDENTS PROGRESSION

Most of the students are functioning as Mental Health Professional with their Post graduate degree and training in
the area of their interest which is their unique contribution to the field of psychology. Many students have opened
their own private practice, offering mental health and related services.

JOB PROSPECTUS AND OPPORTUNITIES

Job opportunities are seamless…as long as there are humans, Psychology will always be in demand for self as well
as others, benefits professionally as well as personally thus benefitting the society at large.
 DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY
NAME OF THE PROGRAME
B.A. in Sociology

HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT

Prof. (Dr.) Leena Pujari

FACULTY MEMBERS IN THE DEPARTMENT

Prof. (Dr.) Leena Pujari, Ayeshna Dutta

VISITING FACULTY
Sharvari Jadhav

UNDERGRADUATE AND MASTER'S ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

A degree in 12th from a board recognised by University of Mumbai.

ACADEMIC – EXTRA CURRICULAR & CO-CURRICULAR

ACTIVITIES
EXTRA CURRICULAR
‘Expressions’ an annual event held in association with Majlis – a legal resource centre for
ACTIVITIES
women Lectures by accomplished alumni, academics, filmmakers, women and trans rights
activists.

ACADEMIC
Certificate Course in Gender Studies in association with Gender Issues Cell of the
ACTIVITIES
college.
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY
ESTABLISHED ALUMNI

No Alumni Name Designation Industry Name

01 Nishin Srikhande Lawer R K Dewan Legal Services LLP

02 Namrata Mishra Assistant Manager - Content Writer NGO IDare

03 Muhammad Farid Senior Executive- Social Media Mullen Lowe Lintas Group

04 Nazrul Senior Manager Bank of India

05 Tara Raghunathan United Way Mumbai

06 Avanti Bansal Social and Child Protection Officer UNICEF Ghana Country Office

07 Tiyasha Sengupta Associate Manager Corporate Partnerships and CSR

West Region at GiveIndia

08 Farzeen Khambata Lawer Mumbai High Court

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY
HIGHLIGHTS OF STUDENTS PROGRESSION
Around ten percent of our students pursue higher studies in Universities abroad primarily in UK and USA or within
India at TISS and University of Pune/Mumbai. Some of them do a Masters in HR and get into the corporate sector.
Some enroll for a three year course in LLB and either do litigation or join law firms.

JOB PROSPECTUS AND OPPORTUNITIES

A degree in Sociology offers students a wide array of choices. Students can take Civil Service Exams or may decide to
pursue higher studies and academics may be a career option. Legal Studies is an emerging and growing field and a
degree in Sociology is immensely helpful for a three- year degree in law. Two specific courses at the third year level,
Sociology of Organizations and Human Resource Development train students for a career in the corporate sector.
Journalism and Media Studies is another option. The development sector in India offers vast opportunities to
students of Sociology. The department organises programmes in association with civil society organisations and
students are exposed to several activities that help hone their skills for a stint in the development sector and in
policy planning. Sociology provides a critical and intersectional perspective on Indian society and hence a degree in
Sociology prepares students for varied occupations and professions.
 DEPARTMENT OF MASS MEDIA
NAME OF THE PROGRAME
BAMMC, BAFTNMP, B.Voc Sports & Entertainment Management , MACJ, MAEMA

HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT

Prof. (Dr.) Shalini R. Sinha

FACULTY MEMBERS IN THE DEPARTMENT

Ms. Surya Gune, Dr. Vidhi Agrawal, Ms. Anjuman Sharma, Ms Sneha Subhedar, Mr. Sagar Karande, Ms. Shruti Joshi,
Ms. Delaveen Tarapore

VISITING FACULTY
Ms. Nandini Sardesai, Dr. Hanif Lakdawala, Mr. Ashish Mathur, Mr. Nabhkurmar Raju, Dr. Sanjay Ranade, Mr. Arvind
Hate, Ms. Puja Joshi, Ms Rubina Mohammed, Ms Arundhati Ranade, Mr. Chaitanya Deshmukh, Mr. Kunal Deshpande,
Ms. Chandrika Sen, Mr. Kiran Mungekar, Ms. Shriya Gune, Mr. Nadir Kanthawala, Mr. Raj Lalwani, Mr. Shalu Balan,
Mr. Himanshu Dubey, Mr. Devdutt Trivedi, Mr. Sneh Chheda, Mr. Prateek Singh, Ms. Ananya Desai, Mr. Jay Sotta, Ms.
Komal Valecha - Master, Mr. Tejasvi Khatry, Ms. Jagruti Darji

UNDERGRADUATE AND MASTER'S ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

UG - 12th Std. Marks
PG - Graduation Marks & Entrance Exam

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CURRICULUM

Perfect combination of academic and industry collaboration. Professionals are invited from the industry
for the technical sessions.
DEPARTMENT OF MASS MEDIA
ACADEMIC – EXTRA CURRICULAR & CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

• International Media Conference

• 4 Weeks Compulsory Internship in the 2nd Year
ACADEMIC • Media Festival: Blitzkrieg, Documentary Film Making, Roll.Take. Turn and Talking Frames
ACTIVITIES • Placements And Education Fair
• CUBE Series (Orientation Sessions Comprising Workshops And
• Guest Lectures in The Beginning of The New Term)
• Seminars and workshop
DEPARTMENT OF MASS MEDIA
HIGHLIGHTS OF STUDENTS PROGRESSION
30 percent work, 60 percent study further, 10 percent either prepare for competitive exams or self-start ups.

JOB PROSPECTUS AND OPPORTUNITIES

Media industry comprising of print, television, radio, films, advertising, public relations and digital platforms are the
places where these graduates find themselves working in.
FACULTY OF COMMERCE
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
NAME OF THE PROGRAM
Bachelors of Commerce, Bachelors of Arts (Commerce), Master of Commerce in Advanced Accountancy
HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT
Prof. Dr Kulvinder Kaur Batth
FACULTY MEMBERS IN THE DEPARTMENT
Mr mayor Dhumasia, Himakshi Julka, Ms Pooja Jain
VISITING FACULTY
Mr. Rajesh Tendulkar, Mrs. Bhairavi Manani

UNDERGRADUATE AND MASTER'S ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

For the undergraduate program the student passed HSC examination.
For the Post graduate program, the graduation in Commerce or any affiliate programs.
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CURRICULUM
Workshop on “Building Etiquettes” by Ms. Asha Self Defence workshop by Yudo Academy
A Talk on “Management Education”
Talpatra Motivational session by Vama Gaur
Trade Fair Exhibition & Dance work shop. B-Boying
Intercollege Quiz competition
Trip to Bhivpuri
Poster making competition
Mock Stock
Trip to karnala Research Projects and participation in University level Research Convention
A festival named “TARANG” in which the following Activities Seminar on Financial Inclusion
were organized Seminar on Digital Marketing.
Zumba workshop A visit to IMC for the seminar on Currency & Derivatives.
Workshop on GD & PI by time Management. Seminar organized by IMC in Association by EPC.
Treasure Hunt
A visit to BSE was organized.
Visit to SEBI, NSDL, BSE LIT FEST
Traditional Day A webinar on “Managing Finance by Youth” was organized by Mr. Gajendra Kothari.
Seminar on Career in Finance by Mr. Nilesh Gore A career Guidance seminar by NIshad & Nishad Associates & Mr. Jaikin Jain was
Seminar on Entrepreneurship by Mr. Hardik organized.
Shah Entrepreneurship Seminar by distinguished alumni Ms. Ridhi Kanungo & Ms.
Supriya Khamkar was organized..
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

ACADEMIC – EXTRA CURRICULAR & CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

1. Undergraduate Research Programme – 18 months

2. Practical Training & Workshops
CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES 3. Industrial visits
4. Guest Lectures & Seminars
5. Summer Trainings

1. Exhibitions
2. Public Speaking & Discussions
EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES 3. NSS, Environmental Club, Culture Club
4. Entrepreneurial Activities
5. Healthy Wellbeing & Creative Workshops

ESTABLISHED ALUMNI

No Alumni Name Designation Industry Name

01 Ridhi Kanungo Founder and Director Sendeasy

02 Supriya Khamkar Founder and Director Earthy Shades

03 Jaikin Jain Marketing Associate Schneider Electric

04 Saloni Gada Founder and Director Saloni’s Beauty World

05 Sameet Shah PGDBM, Symboisis Senior Analyst Wipro

06 Adv. Dinesh Nishad Managing Partner Nishad and Nishad Associates

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

ESTABLISHED ALUMNI

No Alumni Name Designation Industry Name

07 Mayank Arora CS Proprietor, Mayank Arora & Co.

08 Krupali Singh MBA (International Business) University of Greenwich

09 Bhakti Kasvalekar Advocate Civil Matters (Property)

10 Aman Singh Sales and Marketing Management University of Technology, Sydney

11 Jinaa Shah Senior Executive JM Financial Products Limited

12 Varun M. Doshi Team Manager Tim Hortons, Canada

13 Vishal Singh Chess Coach International School

14 Aishwarya Lakmani MBA (Finance) Aishwarya Lakmani

15 Azraa Khatri Fashion Consultant Brooks Brothers

 DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
HIGHLIGHTS OF STUDENTS PROGRESSION

ESTABLISHED ALUMNI

No Alumni Name Degree/Diploma Exams Cleared Employment

BHU Entrance, Advocate and Managing Director,

01 Dinesh Nishad LLB
Appeared PET Nishad and Nishad Associates

02 Jaikin Jain MBA (Hongkong) IELTS Marketing Associate, Schneider Electric

03 Mansi Dholaka LLB, CS Intern

04 Hrihaan MBA Freelancer

05 Krishna Shukla LLB, CS

Diploma in Make-up, Hair and Entrepreneur, Founder, Saloni’s

06 Saloni Gupta
Bridal Beauty World

07 Parthi Rajput Chess Coach Teacher

B 1 level in French, Diploma in French Teacher in RBK

08 Hetal Mehta French, B.Ed., pursuing PGDEM International
Academy
Chess Coach in 3 International Schools,
09 Vishal Singh M.Com.
Works with Grandmaster Ramesh

10 Vrushali Vinod Mane M.Com. (KC College) Teacher, JBCN International School, Parel
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND
MANAGEMENT (BAF/BBI/BFM/BMS - B4)
NAME OF THE PROGRAM
B.Com (Accounting & Finance), B.Com (Banking & Insurance), B.Com (Financial Markets), Bachelors in Management
Studies

HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT

Dr. Ritika Pathak

FACULTY MEMBERS IN THE DEPARTMENT

CA Tanzila Khan, Mrs. Stuti Aggarwal, Mrs. Farheen Khan, Dr. Khushnuma Tata, Ms. Sneha Singh, Dr Riya Nathani, Ms
Kauser Sorathia, Ms Mehzebeen Janvekar, Ms Reha Jain, Mr Maaz Kapadia.

VISITING FACULTY
Ms. Farida Katrak, Mr. Kunal Rambhia, Dr. Rahul Chopra, Ms. Rushika Chawda, Mr. Hemal Shah, Ms. Nikita Jain, Ms. T.k.
Kubra, Mr. Sagar Mahashabde, Mr. Aamir Munshi, Ms. Preeti Salecha, Mr. Zaheer Sayed, Mrs. Tasneem Mesiwala.

UNDERGRADUATE AND MASTER'S ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

12th Standard (Arts/Science/Commerce)
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CURRICULUM
The curriculum is designed to bridge the gap between industry and academia.
It focuses on skill and knowledge development in the specialized fields of Accounting, Financial Markets, Marketing,
Banking, Insurance, Human Resources.
Focuses on Critical Thinking, Analysis & Problem Solving.
The Self Learning component and Assignments allows students to adapt to global standards of learning methodologies.
It focuses on soft skill as well as hard skill development
 DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND
MANAGEMENT (BAF/BBI/BFM/BMS - B4)

ACADEMIC – EXTRA CURRICULAR & CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

1. TEDxKCCollege, the department organises various TEDx Talks to spread ideas in the community.
CO-CURRICULAR 2. Zest Club: The students body organises various Seminar, Workshops, Webinars with Guest Speakers
ACTIVITIES from the industry covering topics from the areas of Digital Marketing, Financial Markets, Banking &
Insurance Trends, IPR, Entrepreneurship, Audit, Global and Domestic Business Environment and trends.

1. JOULE: Intercollegiate Annual Fest: Focuses on blend of cultural and management activities which
allows students to learn organizing and management and allows participants to explore an array of
EXTRA CURRICULAR
cultural and academic events.
ACTIVITIES 2. MANAGMA: A pure management based intercollegiate fest focusing on management skill based events
for participants to learn various facets of management such as business, entrepreneurship,

ESTABLISHED ALUMNI

No Alumni Name Designation Industry Name

01 Ram Ravi Compliance Officer Allianz Global Investor

02 CSS Nikhil Bhargava Research Analyst Inrbonds.com

03 Shruti Saran Assistant Manager Nomura Finance

04 Sahej Sethi Director Trijog-Know your mind

05 Nizar Mesani Equity Research Analyst Goldman Sachs

06 Tania Punjabi Acturial Analyst Willis Towers Watson

 DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND
MANAGEMENT (BAF/BBI/BFM/BMS - B4)
V HIGHLIGHTS OF STUDENTS PROGRESSION
Students graduating from the department get placed in companies such as JP Morgan Chase, Ernst and Young, ICICI
Prudential, Edelweiss, Quicksilver, Media.net, Schbang, Wipro, Darashaw, etc.
Students also pursue higher education in various prestigious universities/Institutions in India as well as abroad such
as London School of Economics, London Business School, University of Texas, Syracuse University, Warwick, Kings
College, IIM, SP Jain, NMIMS, JBIMS, Welingkar Institute, Symbiosis Pune.

PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE
The department has a fully active placement committee consisting of student and teacher representatives focusing
on providing assistance for internship opportunities as well as full time placement opportunities for students.

JOB PROSPECTUS AND OPPORTUNITIES

Job opportunities are available in the fields/positions of sales, retail, banking, CRM, analysts, digital marketing,
capital markets, audit, advertising, event , entrepreneurship, research analysts, insurance, project management,
financial management, risk management, treasurers, consultants, financial planner etc.
 FACULTY OF SCIENCE
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
NAME OF THE PROGRAME
B.Sc. in Chemistry , M.Sc. in Chemistry, Ph.D.

HEAD OF THE PROGRAME

Prof. (Dr.) Satish Kolte

FACULTY MEMBERS IN THE DEPARTMENT

Prof. (Dr.) Rajesh Samant, Mr Karun Sodah, Dr. Charulata Chaturvedi, Dr. Yogita Shinde, Mrs. Mridula Gupta, Ms.
Uzma Noor Mohammed Shaikh, Mrs. Deepika Jain.

UNDERGRADUATE AND MASTER'S ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

UG - 12th pass
PG - B.Sc. Chemistry (6 units)

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CURRICULUM

ACADEMIC – EXTRA CURRICULAR & CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

1. Industrial Visit All master students are taken for Industrial visit of chemical and pharma
industry for trainiung and introduction to industrial processes.

2. Research A research component is a part of syllabus which gives the opportunity to all
students to complete a research project.

3. Guidance of Experts Few interactive lectures are organized for master students for guidance on
future opportunities.
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

ESTABLISHED ALUMNI

No Alumni Name Designation Industry Name

01 Dr. Gulzar Waghoo Vice President Kokuyo Camlin Ltd

02 Dr. Jaydeep Gadgil Sr. Scientist Cipla Ltd

03 Mr. Amit Mandal Asst manager RD Hindustan Lever Ltd

04 Dr. Mustaqeem Mohammed Asst professor Royal college, Bhayander

05 Dr. Dilip Tripathi Senior Manager - R &D Jhonson & Jhonson LTD

06 Dr. Sunil Patil Research Scientist Abbott Healthcare Pvt Ltd

07 Dr. Rahul Gavande Sr Group Leader Abbott Healthcare Pvt Ltd

08 Dr. Mihir Wadkar Research Scientist Abbott Healthcare Pvt Ltd

09 Dr. Sagir Ahmed Manager- Tech Transfer Abbott Healthcare Pvt Ltd

10 Dr. Abhishek Karekar Sr. Research Scientist United Phosphorus Ltd

11 Dr. Prem Naik Sr. Research Scientist United Phosphorous Ltd

12 Dr. Sopan Ghandale Group Lead United Phosphorous Ltd

13 Dr. Navnath Shinde Sr. Manager Sun Pharmaceutical Ltd

14 Dr. Bharat Parmar AGM Anthea Aromatics Pvt. Ltd.

Premier Intermediates Pvt Ltd
15 Mr. Ashish Sanghavi Director Premier Orgochem Ind Pvt
Ltd Premier Essentials Pvt
Ltd
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

ESTABLISHED ALUMNI

No Alumni Name Designation Industry Name

16 Mr. Govind More Director-Business Frontage Laboratories Inc. USA

Development
17 Dr. Sagar Parab Product Manager Bruker India Scientific Pvt Ltd

18 Mr. Nitin Bhusari Assistant Manager Johnson & Johnson Pvt Ltd

19 Dr. Rajesh Pandey Sr. Lecturer Aakash educational services pvt ltd

20 Dr. Faisal Ansari General Manager -Technology Nanova care cost

21 Mr. Sagar Shah Lecturer The Science Private Hub Miraroad

22 Mr. Viral Dave Scientist Godrej consumer products ltd

23 Dr. Omprakash Yadav Lecturer GMS College, Miraroad

24 Dr. Shrikant Anpat Research Scientist United Phosphorous Ltd

25 Dr. Swapnil Kurade Senior Executive Viswaat Chemicals

26 Dr. Keshav Badhe Scientist I Valvoline lubricants and solutions India Pvt.
Ltd.
27 Dr. Amol Harishchandra Naik Chief Technology Officer VerdeEn Chemicals Pvt Ltd

28 Mr. Akshay Harishchandra Naik Manager (Technical Lead) Connectwise

29 Ms. Rashida Mun Perfumer Eagle Wings Enterprise LLP

30 Mr. Virendra Patwa Sr. Chemist QC Reliance Silicones Pvt Ltd

DEPARTMENT OF LIFE SCIENCES
NAME OF THE PROGRAME
B.Sc. Life Sciences with Biochemistry, Ph.D. in Life Sciences

HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT

Prof. (Dr.) Tejashree Shanbhag

FACULTY MEMBERS IN THE DEPARTMENT

Prof. (Dr.) Shalini Rai, Dr. Aashu Vajpai, Dr. Suvarna Sharma, Dr. Mayuresh Joshi, Mr. Romil Daga

UNDERGRADUATE AND MASTER'S ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

UG - UG- XIIth with a degree in Sciences with Biology

ACADEMIC – EXTRA CURRICULAR & CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

• Edu-Link – Alumni Meet: Connecting current students to Alumni to learn and inspire
from success stories at Professional level.
• Swaagat- What’s Next?: Welcoming the new entrants of F.Y.B.Sc. and acquainting
ACADEMIC them with
ACTIVITIES • activities conducted by Department and also guiding them regarding the scope of Life
Sciences
• Q-Rius- Building Research Aptitude: Building research skills of students by training in
research
DEPARTMENT OF LIFE SCIENCES

ACADEMIC – EXTRA CURRICULAR & CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

• SNP- Student Nurture Program: Student adoption by teachers with an effective

student teacher ratio for personalized guidance and problem solving along with peer
mentoring to improve academics.
• Classrooms without Walls’ Excursions/Field / Institutional Visits: Connecting students
with nature to observe ‘Live’ phenomenon and inculcate practical approach towards
ACADEMIC learning by visualising and interacting with experts during institutional visits.
ACTIVITIES • Seminars / Conferences/Workshops: On Scientifically/ Socially relevant topics for
enhancing knowledge of participants in the subject area
• DBT- Star Status grant activities: More emphasis on research projects with a greater
number of hands-on training, resource generation and outreach activities. Focused
on Collaborative training programs

• Departmental event – Bioethnica, during the Annual Intercollegiate Science Fest ‘Sci-Code’: Learn
Event management skills, Exhibit creative and innovative ideas pertaining to the theme and face
competion at intercollegiate level, acts as a stress buster and increase peers interaction
• Swatchha Department Abhiyaan: An event organized for ‘Know Your Department’ and brings in
EXTRA CURRICULAR the feeling of responsibility in resource management and utilization. Includes Degree and Junior
ACTIVITIES college Faculty and students
• Activities for Scientific Writing/Debate/ModelMaking/Poetry
• /Painting/Quiz: Promoting thinking ‘Out of the Box, Fine tuning communication skills and
improving presentation skills through competitive spirit
DEPARTMENT OF LIFE SCIENCES

HIGHLIGHTS OF STUDENTS PROGRESSION

Most of the student seek admission in post graduate courses
1.M.Sc. – Life Sciences, Biochemistry, Environmental Sciences and other allied
field. 2.MBA
3.Diploma
Courses
4.Entrepreneur
PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE
College Placement Cell takes care of the placement of the interested students.
JOB PROSPECTUS AND OPPORTUNITIES
Most of the students go for higher studies in India and abroad. Once they acquire the degrees they are
placed as Research Scientists, Academicians, Teachers, Nutritionists, Dieticians, Managers and technicians,
Environmentalists and many other fields related to life sciences, in the Government and Private sectors or
they become Entrepreneurs.
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
NAME OF THE PROGRAME
B. Sc.Mathematics , B.Com (only first year)

HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT

Mrs. Usha Gollakota

FACULTY MEMBERS IN THE DEPARTMENT

Dr. Pankit S. Gandhi, Mrs. Mrunal Hardikar, Mr Nilesh Bhandarkar

UNDERGRADUATE AND MASTER'S ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Mathematics till 12th Standard (For F. Y. B. Sc.)
For F. Y. B. Com ,12th pass in Science / Commerce (Mathematics need not be offered as one of the subjects in
11th,12th Standard)

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CURRICULUM

Perfect combination of academic and industry collaboration.
Professionals are invited from the industry for the technical
sessions.
 DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

ACADEMIC – EXTRA CURRICULAR & CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

In the New Syllabi (for F. Y. B. Sc. as well as for F. Y. B. Com) framed by the Department, for HSNC
ACADEMIC
University, there is an Introduction of hands-on practical’s and demonstrations for computer
ACTIVITIES software’s and their applications to problem solving in mathematics with real life applications.

The Department has got the grant under Star-DBT Scheme from 2019-20, which has enabled it to
organise more hands on training sessions for Python, Sage Math, Excel, Latex as also Several
EXTRA CURRICULAR webinars and training sessions for problem solving in Mathematics, Actuaries, Financial
ACTIVITIES Mathematics etc. Through thee Departments Newsletter ‘Ganitam N More’ interested students can
contribute various articles relating to Mathematics. The Department also conducts various
extension activities for the benefit of the students of other departments and also other colleges.

ESTABLISHED ALUMNI

No Alumni Name Designation Industry Name

01 Dr. Rama Vijay Kumar Assistant Professor SIWS, Wadala

02 Dr. Mamta Kumari Assistant Professor DCT’S Dhempe College, Goa

Image Consultant -
03 Aman Kaur Co-founder, R A H Consultant
Mathematicas

04 Colonel Atul Kotian Kernel Indian Army

DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY
NAME OF THE PROGRAME
Bachelor of Science in Microbiology (B.Sc. Microbiology), M.Sc. In Microbiology

HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT

Prof. (Dr.) Sejal Rathod

FACULTY MEMBERS IN THE DEPARTMENT

Dr. Pratibha Shah, Mrs. Rajitha Satish, Ms. Amina Dholkawala, Ms. Priyanka Yadav.

UNDERGRADUATE AND MASTER'S ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Completed 12th(10+2) Science from a recognized board with a minimum aggregate of 70 %
marks Physics, Chemistry and Biology(Zoology or Botany) as main subjects at HSC level.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CURRICULUM

The course aims to inculcate research and scientific temper, analytical and soft skills at par with international
standards. The course will impart expertise in the fields of Genetics, Medical Microbiology, Immunology,
Biochemistry, Industrial microbiology, Environmental studies along with study of advanced Instruments used in the
field of Microbiology.
The course will also train students in practical skills relating to recent advances and developments in the area of
Molecular biology, Diagnostics, and Biotechnology.
Introduction of Clinical, Diagnostic microbiology, Imaging techniques, Biostatistics and Bioinformatics incorporated at
First year level.
Practical applications of the fundamental and theoretical topics were incorporated. Inclusion
of internship programs and project-based learning to develop practical based approach.
The course aims to bridge the visible gap between the current education system and skills required for employment
opportunities by exposure to industry and interaction with industry experts.
 DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY

ACADEMIC – EXTRA CURRICULAR & CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

• Industrial visits: Industrial visits are compulsory and are conducted every semester.Mathematics.
• Training sessions and Workshops: Training sessions and workshops are regularly conducted to keep the
students abreast with latest techniques and instruments.
• Guest lectures and Seminars: Eminent speakers and scientist and regularly invited to interact with the
students.
• Projects, Assignments and Report Writing: students are assigned topics/projects/assignments/report
writing
EXTRA CURRICULAR • pertaining to their syllabus as a part of their continuous internal evaluation.
• Research Projects: Undergraduate students are involved in short term research projects under DBT –
ACTIVITIES
Star Status and College Scheme.
• Training in handling instruments
• The department has well-equipped research laboratory and Class rooms with ICT facility
• The Department has access to regular and routine bacteriological equipment, advanced instruments
such as Gel-Doc system, High speed refrigerated centrifuges, ELISA reader, Biosafety cabinet, PCR-
thermo- cycler, pH meter, rotary vacuum evaporator, soxhlet apparatus, vertical and horizontal gel
electrophoresis apparatus
DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY

HIGHLIGHTS OF STUDENTS PROGRESSION

M.Sc (Microbiology)India and Abroad:
69% MBA :7%
as per batch of 2019-20
Appearing for
entrances:10% Job :14%:
Data
JOB PROSPECTUS AND OPPORTUNITIES
After graduation the students will be ready for the jobs available in different fields Clinical and Pathological
Laboratories, Food Industry, Quality Control and Quality Assurance, Pharmaceutical industry , Agriculture ,
Environment, Research and Development.
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

I/C HOD Shailendra Singh

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS
DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS
NAME OF THE PROGRAME
B. Sc., M. Sc., B.A., B.Com (up to second year)

HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT

Prof. (Dr.) Asha Jindal

FACULTY MEMBERS IN THE DEPARTMENT

Dr. S.B. Muley, Ms Pratiksha Kadam, Ms. Shailaja Rane, Ms. Kismat Qureshi, Dr Brajesh.

VISITING FACULTY

UNDERGRADUATE AND MASTER'S ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

B.Sc. Statistics is a 3-year undergraduate course, the minimum eligibility for admission to which is the completion of 10+2
with Mathematics from a recognized Board. Admission is based on merit list basis.
M.Sc. Statistics is a 2-year postgraduate course, the minimum eligibility for admission to which is the completion of B.Sc.
in Statistics / B.Sc. (Honors) in Statistics from a recognized university. Admission is based on merit.
B.A./ B.Com. minimum eligibility is the completion of !0+2 from a recognized board.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CURRICULUM

Perfect combination of academic and industry collaboration. Professionals are
invited from the industry for the technical sessions/workshops
 DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS

ACADEMIC – EXTRA CURRICULAR & CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

• National Statistics Day Celebration

EXTRA CURRICULAR
• International Conference,
& CO-CURRICULAR
• Seminar, workshops and guest lectures, computations using Statistical Softwares like R, Python,
ACTIVITIES
SAS, Jamovi, SPSS, Science Festval, Big Data Championship and field visits etc.

ESTABLISHED ALUMNI

No Alumni Name Designation Industry Name

01 Dr. Faiyaz Gadiwalla Director Brainpoint Computers

Vice President - Head of Avantha ERGO Life

02 Deepa Pandit Underwriting & Claims Insurance Company

Tahsildar,
03 Girish Kulkarni Mantralaya
Revenue
Department
04 Raghav Narsalay Managing Director Accenture Ltd., Mumbai

05 Sayami Poddar Senior Director Minshare India

DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS
HIGHLIGHTS OF STUDENTS PROGRESSION
30 percent work, 60 percent study further, 10 percent either prepare for competitive exams or self-start ups

PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE
Yes

JOB PROSPECTUS AND OPPORTUNITIES

Jobs directly related to degree includes Actuarial analyst, Actuary, Civil Service, Data analyst, Data scientist, Financial
risk analyst, Investment analyst, Market researcher, Operational researcher, Statistician, Teaching.
DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
NAME OF THE PROGRAME
B.Sc. Biotechnology
HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT
Prof. (Dr.) Sejal Rathod.

FACULTY MEMBERS IN THE DEPARTMENT

Ms. Chinmayee Mahadik, Ms. Rashmi Patil, Ms Runali Chalke, Mr Aditya Singh

VISITING FACULTY
Professionals from respective field.

UNDERGRADUATE AND MASTER'S ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Completed 12th(10+2) Science from a recognized board with a minimum aggregate of 70% marks Physics, Chemistry, Biology
and Mathematics as main subjects at HSC level. Instead of Biology, one may even have had Zoology or Botany as one of the
main subjects of study Students who have not opted mathematics at HSC level will have to enroll for a mandatory math bridge
course.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CURRICULUM

The Curriculum would enable the students to communicate orally and in writing using suitable scientific terms.
During the course of this program, students will be able to design and conduct experiments, analyze and interpret data to
address issues in biotechnology and related fields.
Students will be capable to understand the potential and impact of biotechnological innovations on the environment and their
implementation in order to find a sustainable solution to environmental, health, agricultural and other issues.
The curriculum will cater the students with essential concepts of different processes involved in development of animals, along
with genetic control of development.
The course will acquaint the Students with Complete knowledge on how genes are transmitted in plants and animals from one
generation to another will be imparted after completion of the course on genetics. The course shall also highlight the role of
genetics / mutations in the breeding of animals and plants.
DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY

ACADEMIC – EXTRA CURRICULAR & CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

1. Undergraduate Research Programme – 18 months

2. Practical Training & Workshops
CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES 3. Industrial visits
4. Guest Lectures & Seminars
5. Summer Trainings

1. Exhibitions
2. Public Speaking & Discussions
EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES 3. NSS, Environmental Club, Culture Club
4. Entrepreneurial Activities
5. Healthy Wellbeing & Creative Workshops

ESTABLISHED ALUMNI

No Alumni Name Designation Industry Name

01 Dr. Manasi Kamat Senior Scientist BD and Company, USA

02 Dr. Jubin Shah Business Development Manager Healex, Germany

03 Dr. Neah Likhite Scientist Omega Therapeutics, USA

04 Ms. Varsha Bodke Sr. Executive Quality Assurance Reliance Life Sciences, Mumbai

05 Nizar Mesani Equity Research Analyst Goldman Sachs

06 Ms. Sanchita Ahluwalia Regional Medical Advisor Pfizer, Mumbai

DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
HIGHLIGHTS OF STUDENTS PROGRESSION
85% students - Post Graduate
Studies 6% students - Employed

PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE
The department has a fully active placement committee consisting of student and teacher representatives focusing
on providing assistance for internship opportunities as well as full time placement opportunities for students.

JOB PROSPECTUS AND OPPORTUNITIES

Job opportunities are available in the fields/positions of sales, retail, banking, CRM, analysts, digital marketing,
capital markets, audit, advertising, event, entrepreneurship, research analysts, insurance, project management,
financial management, risk management, treasurers, consultants, financial planner etc.
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
NAME OF THE PROGRAME
B.Sc. Computer Science and M.Sc. Computer Science

HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT

Dr. Shalini R Sinha

FACULTY MEMBERS IN THE DEPARTMENT

Mrs. Shalini Maheshgauri, Ms. Geeta Brijwani, Mrs. Beenarani Karutharan, Ms Ritika Sharma, Ms Jovaira Ansari

VISITING FACULTY
Dr. Madhavi Vaidya, Dr. Amol Joglekar, Mr. Maunash Jani, Mrs. Kirti Bhatt, Ms. Sana Navsariwala, Ms. Rajashree
Date, Mr. Sujit Chavan

UNDERGRADUATE AND MASTER'S ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Undergraduate: H.S.C. (Std. XII) - Science stream with Mathematics.
Master’s: B.Sc. CS, B.Sc. IT / B.Sc. Mathematics / B.Tech / B.E., B.Sc. Statistics / B.Sc. Physics (Mathematics as Anciliary)

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CURRICULUM

Balanced and comprehensive syllabus.
Good combination of fundamentals, programming and application oriented topics.
Introduction of self-learning component and project-based learning allowing students to explore the course from
multiple perspectives.
Equipped with Blend of Theoretical Background and Industry Relevant Skills.
Gives rise to the culture of innovation, critical thinking, and employability and entrepreneurship skills.
 DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

ACADEMIC – EXTRA CURRICULAR & CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

1. Department of Computer Science under the aegis of DBT STAR Scheme organizes various
Seminars/Webinars, invited talks, hands-on trainings, Alumni Connect Webinar Series covering
CO-CURRICULAR range of topics- Web Technologies, Software Testing, Machine Learning, IoT, Digital Marketing,
ACTIVITIES Graphics and Animation.
2. Tech Club of the department conducts various activities such as Alumni Meet, Trekking,
Quiz and Coding Competition, Awareness Programs and celebration of important theme- based
days in a year.

FIESTRON – Intercollegiate Annual Festival, organized by the Tech Club, Dept. of Computer
EXTRA CURRICULAR Science. More than 25 contingents participated in Fiestron 2021. Technical events - Code-O-
ACTIVITIES Fiesta, 404 Error Not Found, Gaming events - Valorant, Call of Duty-Mobile, Non-technical events
- Memeistan and Checkmate.

ESTABLISHED ALUMNI

No Alumni Name Designation Industry Name

01 Mr. Maunash Jani Software Developer Genius Lynx, Mumbai

Corporate Master
02 Mr. Ajit Vishwakarma Trainer, Managing Vinayavish LLP, Mumbai
Director
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
HIGHLIGHTS OF STUDENTS PROGRESSION
S.Y.B.Sc. and T.Y.B.Sc. Computer Science students received internship offers from organizations such as: TechoKids,
The Sparks Foundation, Trudawn Solutions, Learn Hunar, DesignAR, Navnit Motors, Datagrid Solutions, Curaksha,
PocketFM, etc.
Students received employment opportunities in various IT industries like: Infosys, LTI, Tech Mahendra, Wipro,
Accenture, Capgemini, Datamatics, TCS, Silverlink Technologies, IKS Health Information.
Students from our department are pursuing higher education from various prestigious universities/institutions such
as University of Auckland, University of Manchester, University of Birmingham, University of Mumbai, Kishinchand
Chellaram College (HSNC University, Mumbai), Vellore Institute of Technology, VJTI Mumbai, VESIT Mumbai.

PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE
Placement Assistance was provided to students through KC College Placement Cell along with Alumni
Association, Vinayavish LLP.

JOB PROSPECTUS AND OPPORTUNITIES

M.Sc. Computer Science, M.Sc. IT, M.C.A., M.B.A., etc.
DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
NAME OF THE PROGRAME
B.Sc IT and M.Sc IT

HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT

Dr. Rakhi Gupta

FACULTY MEMBERS IN THE DEPARTMENT

Mrs. Pragati Thawani, Mrs. Neha Patel, Mrs. Sandhya Bhavsar, Ms. Nashrah Gowalker, Ms Ayesha Khan

VISITING FACULTY
Mrs. Kirti Bhatt, Mr. Kaushal Shah, Mr. Vishal Kawji, Ms. Bertilla Alphonso

UNDERGRADUATE AND MASTER'S ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Eligibility for UG - XII standard examination of the Maharashtra Board of Higher Secondary Education or it's
equivalent Board with Mathematics as one of the subjects.
Eligibility for PG- B.Sc. (Computer Science) / B.Sc. (IT) / BCS / BE (IT / ELECTRONICS) of University of Mumbai or any
recognized University.
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CURRICULUM
The curriculum is designed to bridge the gap between industry and academia.
It focuses on skill and knowledge development in the specialized fields of Accounting, Financial Markets, Marketing,
Banking, Insurance, Human Resources.
Focuses on Critical Thinking, Analysis and Problem Solving.
The Self Learning component and Assignments allows students to adapt to global standards of learning
methodologies. It focuses on soft skill as well as hard skill development
 DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

ACADEMIC – EXTRA CURRICULAR & CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

RPA- the Robots are coming

Broadway to the world of Automation
Evolution from Data to Machine Learning
Career in Cyber Security
Comprehending IPR
Use of Latex scripting for Documentation
Building a Simple Multi-Platform WebApp
A Glimpse into the world of IT
ACADEMIC Our Lives: Before, During and After
ACTIVITIES Covid’19 An IT Perspective and its role in
global crisis. Project planning & Execution
Introduction to Cloud Computing
A Holistic Approach to Technology & Information
Security IP Addressing Demystified
1. Digital Hygiene
2. Interaction with Database: SQL Server With Visual Studio
3. PL/SQL ESSENTIALS

EXTRA CURRICULAR
Virtual Industrial Visit, Blood Donation Camp, Internships
ACTIVITIES
DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
ESTABLISHED ALUMNI

No Alumni Name Designation Industry Name

01 Mr. Prabhav Daga Founder Curaksha

Quality Assurance Automation

02 Mr. Nirav Kapasi Proofpoint, Canada
Enginner

03 Mr. Shivangi Shah Computer System Analyst LTI, Denmark

04 Mr. Suraj Hole Assistant Manager Bank of India

05 Mr. Prathamesh Trivedi Cloud Engineer Digitly, Australia

HIGHLIGHTS OF STUDENTS PROGRESSION

Start Ups, MCA, MScIT and Post-Graduation Courses Overseas.

PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE
Yes

JOB PROSPECTUS AND OPPORTUNITIES

Companies like Wipro, Capgemini, TCS, LTI, Atos Syntel have been approached for placement of BScIT students.
Companies like Curaksha, Sahu Technologies have been providing internships to our UG Students.
 SCHOLARSHIPS, FREESHIPS AND CONCESSIONS

Sr. Name of Government Category Requirement of Documents Apply through

No. Scholarship Departments
1. S.C. Social Justice & S.C.Scholarship:- Xerox copies of Caste certificate, http://mahadbt
(Schedule Caste) Special Family Income certificate (issued by mahait.gov.in
Tahesildar), Domicile Certificate,
Ju annual income
upto Previous college L.C. & all
stice Assistance) marksheets, Ration card, Bank
Rs.2,50,000 (Government of
India Post Matric Scholarship) passbook, aadhar card, college
S.C.Freeship:- Family annual fee receipt
Income above 2,50,001 (Post
Matric Tuition Fee & Exam
Fee)
2. S.T. Tribal S.T.Scholarship:- Xerox copies of Caste certificate, http://mahadbt
(Schedule Tribe) Development Family Income certificate (issued by mahait.gov.in
annual income Tahesildar), Domicile Certificate,
upto Previous college L.C. & all
Rs.2,50,000 (Government of marksheets, Ration card, Bank
India Post Matric Scholarship) passbook, aadhar card, college
S.T.Freeship:- Family annual fee receipt
Income above 2,50,001 (Post
Matric Tution Fee & Exam Fee)
3. O.B.C OBC/VJNT/SBC O.B.C Scholarship:- Family Xerox copies of Caste certificate, http://mahadbt
(Other Backward Welfare annual income Income certificate (issued by mahait.gov.in
Class) upto Tahesildar), Domicile Certificate,
Rs.1,00,000 (Post Matric Non Creamy layer certificate,
Scholarship to OBC Students) Previous college L.C. & all
O.B.C Freeship:- Family annual marksheets, Ration card, Bank
Income Rs. 1,00,001 till Rs. passbook, aadhar card, college
8,00,000 (Tuition Fees and fee receipt
Examination Fees to OBC
Students)
 SCHOLARSHIPS, FREESHIPS AND CONCESSIONS
Sr. Name of Government Category Requirement of Documents Apply through
No. Scholarship Departments
4. S.B.C. OBC/VJNT/SBC S.B.C. Scholarship:- Family Xerox copies of Caste certificate, http://mahadbt
(Special Backward Welfare annual income Income certificate (issued by mahait.gov.in
Class) upto Tahesildar), Domicile Certificate,
Rs.1,00,000 (Post Matric Non Creamy layer certificate,
Scholarship to SBC Students) Previous college L.C. & all
S.B.C. Freeship:- Family annual marksheets, Ration card, Bank
Income Rs. 1,00,001 to passbook, aadhar card, college fee
Rs.8,00,000(Tuition Fees and receipt
Examination Fees to SBC
Students
5. N.T/D.T./V.J.N.T. OBC/VJNT/SBC V.J.N.T Scholarship:- Family Xerox copies of Caste certificate, http://mahadbt
(Nomadic Tribe) Welfare annual income Income certificate (issued by mahait.gov.in
upto Tahesildar), Domicile Certificate,
Rs.1,00,000 (Post Matric Non Creamy layer certificate,
Scholarship to VJNT Students) Previous college L.C. & all
V.J.N.T Freeship:- Family marksheets, Ration card, Bank
annual Income Rs. 1,00,001 to passbook, aadhar card, college fee
Rs.8,00,000 (Tuition Fees and receipt
Examination Fees to VJNT
Students)
6. Rajarshi Directorate of Family annual income limit is Xerox copies of Income certificate http://mahadbt
Chhatrapati Shahu Higher upto Rs. 8.00 lakh. More (issued by Tahesildar), Domicile mahait.gov.in
Education (DHE) Information. SEBC - Maratha Certificate, Non Creamy layer
Ma Caste also apply this Scheme certificate, Previous college L.C. &
haraj Shikshan Please refer website all marksheets, Ration card, Bank
passbook, aadhar card ,college fee
Shu receipt
lkh Shishyavrutti
Scheme (SEBC -
Maratha
 SCHOLARSHIPS, FREESHIPS AND CONCESSIONS
Sr. Name of Government Category Requirement of Documents Apply through
No. Scholarship Departments
7. Education Directorate of Educational concession to the Application in Format http://mahadbt
Concession to the Higher children of Ex-service’s *Eligibility Certificate mahait.gov.in
Children of Ex- Education (DHE) man. More information please *Must passed in previous year
Servicemen refer website and admitted to next class.
8. Eklavya Directorate of Annual income of the Annual Income Certificate issued http://mahadbt
Scholarship Higher applicant parents should be by Tahesildar. mahait.gov.in
Education (DHE) less than/equal to Rs. 75,000/- *Previous Year Marksheet.
limit. More information
please refer website

9. State Directorate of Candidate must secure 60 12th Pass Marksheet http://mahadbt

Government Higher Percentage in 12th standard. mahait.gov.in
Open Education (DHE) More information please refer
Me website
rit Scholarship
10. State Directorate of Open Category-PG Students. Graduation Mark Sheet http://mahadbt
Government Higher More information please refer *Bonafied Certificate mahait.gov.in
Daxshina Education (DHE) website For PG
Adhichatra Admission.
Scholarship *First Page of Bank pass Book
Xerox Copy.
11. Scholarship to Directorate of Candidate must secure 60 12th Pass Marksheet http://mahadbt
Meritorious Higher Percentage in 12th standard. mahait.gov.in
students Education (DHE) More information please refer
Possessing website
Mathematics/
Physics
 SCHOLARSHIPS, FREESHIPS AND CONCESSIONS

Sr. Name of Government Category Requirement of Documents Apply through

No. Scholarship Departments
12. Assistance to Directorate of The students from 11 & 12th Xth Pass Marksheet http://mahadbt
Meritorious Higher class are eligible who gets top *Entitlement Card mahait.gov.in
Students Education (DHE) rank in secondary and higher from
scholarship secondary examinations. More Vidhyaniketan
information please refer *Bonafied Certificate of admitted
website Junior College
13. Government Directorate of 1. Students passed Xth Class Xth Pass Marksheet http://mahadbt
Vidyaniketan Higher from Govt Vidhyaniketan are *Entitlement Card mahait.gov.in
Scholarship Education (DHE) eligible for this scholarship. from
2.For new sanction students Vidhyaniketan
must have 60% marks in Xth *Bonafied Certificate of admitted
Class More information please Junior College
refer website
14. Education Directorate of Educational concession to the Application in Format. http://mahadbt
Concession to the Higher children of Ex-service’s man. *Certificate issued by collector mahait.gov.in
Children Freedom Education (DHE) More information please refer *Must passed in previous year
Fighter website and admitted to next class.

15. Dr. Directorate of Candidates whose parent's are Previous Year Marksheet http://mahadbt
Punj Higher minor land holder or whose *Resident Proof mahait.gov.in
abrao Education (DHE) parents are registered labor
Deshmukh are eligible for the scheme.
Vastigruh Nirvah More information please refer
Bhatta Yojna website
 SCHOLARSHIPS, FREESHIPS AND CONCESSIONS
Sr. Name of Government Category Requirement of Documents Apply through
No. Scholarship Departments
16. A Hindi Bhashik Directorate of Hindi Scholarship to Students Previous Year Marksheet http://mahadbt
Scholarship Higher From Non-Hindi Speaking *Resident Proof mahait.gov.in
Education (DHE) States For Post Matric Studies
With Hindi Subject. Need to
get at least 60 percent in 10th
/12th standard and 65 percent
marks in Hindi Subject More
information please refer
website
17. Handicapped Social Please refer Website Mark- Sheet for the last appeared http://mahadbt
Scholarship Jus examination, Domicile Certificate, mahait.gov.in
tice Disability Certificate, Guardian
and Certificate, (Only for Group A) If
S Gap in Education then Gap
pecial Justice Certificate is a must
assistance
18. State Minority For Open Category Sikh, *Mark sheet of last year required. http://mahadbt
Min Development Muslim, Parsi, Christian and *Passport size photograph with mahait.gov.in
ority Dept. Buddhist. More information signature pasted on Application
Scholarhip please refer website form *Ration Card / Light Bill /
Telephone Bill / Passport /
Election Card
*Under Graduate Course
10th/12th Marksheet
*Post Graduate Course 10th/12th
& Final year Marksheet
More information please refer
website
 SCHOLARSHIPS, FREESHIPS AND CONCESSIONS

Sr. Name of Government Category Requirement of Documents Apply through

No. Scholarship Departments
19. Central National For Open Category Sikh, Last Year Marksheet, Declaration http://mahadbt
Sect Scholarship Muslim, Parsi, Christian and of Income certificate, aadhar card mahait.gov.in
or Portal Buddhist. More information
Scholarship please refer website
20. Primary Teacher's Offline Son/Daughter of Primary or Employment Certificate with http://mahadbt
Freeship & For Secondary School Teachers Head Master and Educational mahait.gov.in
Secondary ms Inspector Stamp & Signature on
Teacher's issued by office annexure-I, Ration Card, aadhar,
Freeship Previous Marksheet, L.C., Fees
receipt Bank Passbook
21. Girls Freeship Offline For Junior College Aadhar Card, Offline
For Ration
ms Card,
issued by office Previous Marksheet
22. National Offline For Junior College At least 85% marks in the last Offline
Mer For examination and income not to
it ms exceed Rs.25000/- per annum
Scholarship issued by office
SCHOLARSHIPS, FREESHIPS AND CONCESSIONS
RAILWAY CONCESSION
1.Bonafide students of the college (male students below 25 years and all lady students) are eligible for
railway concession on their season tickets between the stations nearest to their home and Churchgate or
Chatrapati Shivaji Terminus. Prescribed forms for application are given and accepted between 10.00 a.m.
and 1.00 p.m. on any working day from the railway concession counter, 1st floor. In case a student loses
his railway pass, he/she will not be eligible for concession for the same period stated on the pass.

1.Long-journey railway concession is granted only for the vacation period according to rules published by
the railway authorities, information about which is available in the office between 10.00 a.m. and 1.00
p.m. on any working day.
 VIDYASAGAR LATE PRINCIPAL K.M. KUNDNANI
MEMORIAL LECTURE SERIES - EMINENT SPEAKERS

Narayana Murthy, Founder Dada J.P. Vaswani, Dr. Prakash Amte, Social Mr. Bhushan Patwardhan, Ex
Infosys Spiritual Leader Worker VC Symbiosis Internatioanl
University

Mr. Deepak Parekh, Chairman Ms. Kiran Mazumdar Shaw, Mr. Arun Jaitley, Politician Mr. Rajat Sharma, Editor in Chief,
HDFC MD, Biocon Limited & Attorney India TV

Dr. Ram Jethmalani, Mr. Suresh Prabhu, Mrs. Kiran Bedi

Mr. Shashi Tharoor,
Lawyer, Politician Politician IPS
Politician
KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM COLLEGE
HSNC UNIVERSITY, MUMBAI

Address: K.C COLLEGE, Vidyasagar

Principal K.M. Kundnani Chowk,
124, Dinshaw Wachha Road, Churchgate,
Mumbai 400020.

Website: kccollege.edu.in

Contact:

Telephone: +91-22-2285 5726

+91-22-6698 1000
Fax: +91-22-22029092
Email: office@kccollege.edu.in