Contents

JGI GROUP............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3
ARAKA JAIN UNIVERSITY OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................................................... 4
CHANCELLOR’S MESSAGE............................................................................................................................................................................ 6
THE VICE-CHANCELLOR SPEAKS ............................................................................................................................................................. 7
INFRASTRUCTURE……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..8
SCHOOLS & PROGRAMS ............................................................................................................................................................................. 23
ACADEMIC CALENDAR ............................................................................................................................................................................... 25
STUDENT ENROLLED IN A.Y 2020-21 ................................................................................................................................................ 26
EXAMINATION RESULT ANALYSIS ....................................................................................................................................................... 27
RENOWNED CERTIFICATIONS PROGEAM BY GLOBAL PROFESSIONAL BODIES ........................................................... 28
ARKA JAIN UNIVERSITY CENTRAL LIBRARY ................................................................................................................................... 31
MAJOR COMMITEES CELLS & CLUBS ................................................................................................................................................... 32
DESIGN HIVE-THE IN-HOUSE FASHION BRAND............................................................................................................................. 35
INDUCTION CUM ORIENTATION PROGRAMME.............................................................................................................................. 38
PAPERS PRESENTED AND PARTICIPATED IN SEMINAR/CONFERENCES .......................................................................... 39
WORKSHOP/CONFERENCE/SEMINARS ORGANIZED BY THE UNIVERSITY ...................................................................... 47
GUEST LECTURES ORGANIZED BY THE UNIVERSITY .................................................................................................................. 50
FDP ORGANIZED BY THE UNIVERSITY ............................................................................................................................................... 52
COLLABORATIVE ACTIVITIES WITH OTHER INSTITUTIONS/RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT.................................... 53
FACULTY PUBLICATIONS DETAILS ..................................................................................................................................................... 67
BOOKS PUBLISHED BY THE FACULTY MEMBERS ......................................................................................................................... 70
EXTENSION ACTIVITIES AND COMMUNITY SERVICE .................................................................................................................. 71
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS....................................................................................................................................................................... 76
CULTURAL AND SPORTS ACTIVITIES .................................................................................................................................................. 92
MAJOR CULTURAL EVENTS ..................................................................................................................................................................... 93
TRAINING AND PLACEMENT & TOP RECURUITING AGENCIES .......................................................................................... 101
COUNSELLING CENTRE .......................................................................................................................................................................... 104
SPORTS AND GYM FACILITIES ............................................................................................................................................................. 106
MEDIA COVERAGE ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 110
FINANCIAL STATEMENT………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………...119

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 JGI GROUP

JGI Group is an education provider and an entrepreneurship incubator in India. The Group successfully

operates 85 educational institutions with 51,600 students and 6,450 employees engaged at the K-12,

undergraduate and postgraduate levels spread across 64 campuses pan India. A leader in the education

sector and a pioneer in the venture sector, JGI Group is constantly in search of new opportunities to expand

its horizon.

Founded as an educational institute in the early 1990s, JGI Group revamped the prevalent methods of

education and focused on innovation and entrepreneurship. It created ripples in the educational sector and

enabled JGI Group to establish itself as one of the leaders in the education sector. Jain University, Jain

Colleges, Jain Heritage Schools, Jain International Residential School, Jain International Schools, Jain Public

Schools, and Jain Toddlers stand testimony to the vision and commitment of JGI Group towards educational

excellence. Education combined with entrepreneurship is the stated aim of JGI Group.

The organization encompasses an enthusiastic team of business and financial experts who help in the

development and growth of nascent enterprises. Several start-up enterprises have established their

businesses through JGI’s entrepreneurial vision. More than 100 entrepreneurs and 50 ventures from various

domains like IT, Financial Services, Home Decor, Hospitality, Music, Education, and Engineering were

incubated by JGI’s entrepreneurial wings so far.

Moving forward, the JGI Group will continue to innovate, evolve, and challenge the dynamic realms of

education and entrepreneurship.

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 BRIEF NOTE ABOUT ARKA JAIN UNIVERSITY

With a vision to empower talent through its innovative learning experience, ARKA JAIN University,
Jharkhand intends to become an educational hub for millions of young minds across the country and
internationally. Situated at the 1st industrial town of India, popularly known as Tatanagar or
Jamshedpur, named after visionary industrialist Shri J.N. Tata, founder of Tata Group, the university has
evolved magnificently over the last few years. ARKA JAIN University enlightens each and every aspiring
student on higher education and career choices. Its ever- evolving and open-minded system encourages
students to exceed expectations in their area of interest, thus, guiding them to become ethically sound
individuals. Due to its quest for continued success and resilience, ARKA JAIN University, Jharkhand is on
its way to become one of the top universities in eastern India. The university, which is spread across 23
acres, has left no stone unturned in providing state-of-the-art facilities in various sectors including
education, sports, entrepreneurship, research, and its other ventures.

In Feb’2017, ARKA JAIN University was established by the JHARKHAND State Legislature under “The
ARKA JAIN University Act”. The University is a UGC-recognized university. The sprawling campus of the
University is situated at Gamharia, Dist: Seraikela– Kharsawan, 13 km from steel city Jamshedpur. The
University offers multi-disciplinary programs, all of which are designed to be industry-relevant.

ARKA JAIN University is promoted & managed by ARKA Educational & Cultural Trust (sponsoring
body), a trust incorporated under trust act, registered under Registrar of Government of Karnataka,
Registration No: BSG – 4 – 00138 – 2009 dated 21st November 2009.

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 VISION MISSION STATEMENTS

To Develop Human Capital by creating spirited  To impart multidisciplinary and a

learning environment by empowering the holistic education in order to ensure
students with knowledge, skills and instil the unity and integrity of all knowledge
social responsibility towards holistic
development.  To create academic impact through a
combination of age-old tradition with
modern scientific knowledge
 To create a lifelong learning
environment that nurtures intellectual
QUALITY POLICY inquisitiveness, holistic & critical
 To make sure that the academic thinking, ethics and human values,
programmes meet the accepted norms equity and inclusion, and life skills, and
as per the stakeholder's requirements thus making students responsible
 To ensure effective functioning of citizens and nation builder
processes, systems and policies  To augment the employability aspect of
pertaining to quality standards at
students as per global requirements
various levels
 To foster quality enhancement to  To provide ideal environment for
realize academic excellence research, innovation, consultancy and
entrepreneurship for larger and wider
 To empower students with knowledge,
skills, attitudes by imparting quality socio-economic and humanistic
CORE VALUES
education. progress

 Ethics and integrity  To endow the faculty and staff

members with necessary means so that
 Environmental consciousness &
they can deliver on the stated lines
sustainable development
 To create a global tribe of technocrats,
 Promotion of Indian culture & heritage
managers, entrepreneurs, scientists,
 Active citizenry biologists, pharmacists, artists and
other professionals
 Intellectual and Moral Uprightness
 To engage with industry, and society at
 Service to society and contribution
large, in productive manner
towards national development.
 To promote respect for diversity and
respect for the local context in all
curriculum, pedagogy, and policy.

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 CHANCELLOR’S MESSAGE

ARKA JAIN University offers a gamut of programmes under its umbrella. The University is the
fastest growing university in the industrial state of Jharkhand, being situated in Jamshedpur or
Tatanagar, the first planned industrial city of India which is the most populous as well as the largest
city of the state. The University comes under the ambit of the prestigious JGI Group, Bengaluru
having its presence all across India what with close to 52,000 students and around 6,500
educationists providing quality education solutions at the K-12 as well as at the diploma,
undergraduate, postgraduate, doctoral levels through HEIs.

The Group firmly believes in a holistic approach towards education thus leading the all- round
development of the students, its prime stakeholders and Arka Jain University, Jharkhand works
with the same ideology. The Group amalgamates its educational offerings with an entrepreneurial
approach thereby supporting multitude of startups and enterprises. Arka Jain University provides
great emphasis on interactive learning thus making the process of learning wholesome.

Apart from the modern amenities and infrastructure-related facilities, the students are provided
with humble and unassuming atmosphere. A lot of emphasis is laid on the overall personality
development so as to make them industry-ready. The University tries to achieve this through the
state-of-the-art infrastructure, picturesque & inspiring setting and devoted team of faculty-
members and administrators. The learning ambience at all the constituting Schools of the
University is perfectly suited for all-round growth and academic excellence. The University
recognizes the abilities of its students very well and enables them to harness their potential so that
they grow and evolve into successful professionals.

Our focus remains on grooming efficient, confident and highly knowledgeable technocrats,
managers, pharmacists, diploma holders, health & legal professionals, fashion designers,
journalists, media professionals and entrepreneurs with global thinking and futuristic mind-set that
will contribute to nation building with simultaneous faith in corporate ethics. The efforts of the
University have been recognized in the form of various awards and felicitations.

Dr. Chenraj Roychand

Chancellor
Founder-Chairman, JAIN Group

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 THE VICE-CHANCELLOR SPEAKS

The contemporary global order is such that makes things at our disposal challenging as well as rewarding
simultaneously. Pragmatic organizations need to reinvent themselves during these tumultuous times. The
large-scale trends are such that they have led to new opportunities which befit the abilities and talent of the
professionals. The margin for error is not much and the new crop of students needs to understand that they
need to be accountable for their actions.

The professional approach which ARKA JAIN University adopts towards providing quality professional
education at various levels to its students ensures instilling the right set of fundamentals in them so that
they can prove their mettle.

What assumes important for the students is the seat of learning which they choose for their higher studies.
Additionally, the choice of specialization, wherever applicable, makes it necessary for them to think about
the manner in which they intend their career path to shape up. This sort of decision- making requires
thorough understanding and a certain level of diligence. In this regard, ARKA JAIN University comes into the
picture as it enables its students to think with rationality.

Our patrons from corporate as well as academe have been appreciative of the unique teaching pedagogy
being employed by the University for the reason that students get exposure to plethora of opportunities to
learn and grow. Their latent talent is taken care of thanks to extra-curricular and co-curricular activities
which are an integral part of the entire learning experience. Apart from classroom teaching, such activities as
guest lectures, workshops, industrial visits, workshops, conferences, seminars, etc. are a regular feature.

ARKA JAIN University has been striving to give the students first-hand experience of the best standards of
Higher Education in this part of the country. The academic environment in the University conducive to
learning helps one in becoming an independent thinker; the greatest virtue that education can bestow on
anybody.

Prof. (Dr.) Syed Safdar Razi

Vice-Chancellor
ARKA JAIN
University

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 INFRASTRUCTURE
ARKA JAIN University has all the necessary infrastructural
components to provide our students with a conducive
learning environment. The University has continued to
invest in the development of state-of-the-art infrastructure
and cutting-edge facilities. It has witnessed significant
upgrades to the classrooms, laboratories, libraries, and
workshops, enabling the students and faculty to engage in
advanced research and experiential learning. These
infrastructure enhancements have enhanced the overall
educational experience at ARKA JAIN University.

The ambience of the campus is calm, and spacious with good

amenities and utilities in a visually appealing landscape. The
classrooms have enough lighting and digital facilities for ICT
enabled classes. The useful facilities such as libraries, toilets,
playgrounds, sinks, multipurpose rooms, work areas,
lockers, storage spaces, etc. are in adequate scale.

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 MAIN GATE

BEAUTIFIED OPEN AREA

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 ARYABHATA (BLOCK-1)

SUSHRUTA (BLOCK-2)

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 BAUDHAYANA (BLOCK-3)

BHASKARA (BLOCK-4)

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 NAGARJUNA (BLOCK-5)

COFFEE CAFÉ

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 MULTIPURPOSE GROUND

SPACE FOR CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

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 BASKET BALL COURT - 1

BASKET BALL COURT - 2

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 SEMINAR HALL - BAUDHAYANA

SEMINAR HALL - ARYABHATA

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 AUDITORIUM - SUSHRUTA

MEDIA LAB

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 FASHION DESIGN STUDIO - 1

FASHION DESIGN STUDIO - 2

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 COMPUTER LAB - 1

COMPUTER LAB - 2

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 COMPUTER LAB - 3

COMPUTER LAB - 4

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 LIBRARY - 1

LIBRARY - 2

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 WORKSHOP BUILDING

WORKSHOP AREA

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 MOOT COURT

GYM CENTER

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 SCHOOLS & PROGRAMS

School of Commerce & Management Programs

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

B. Com (H) (Bachelor of Commerce)

MBA (Masters of Business Administration)

PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) in Commerce & Management

The march of business management into the technology age continues at a heightened pace each year.
Technology offers the ability to change your internal business process to gain efficiency and improve quality
in a better, easier, and faster way. AJU – Commerce and management program at undergraduate and post
graduate level explores new ways to operate effectively in a more rigorous market environment. You will
learn how to develop measures for improving transparency, minimizing business risk, and ensuring
compliance with new business management and reporting standards. The program will prepare you to
conduct business in a standard credit environment and help you realize your potential to achieve and act
both independently and as a member of a multicultural team anywhere in the world and make you stand out.

School of Engineering & IT

B. Tech (Bachelor of Technology)

B. Tech in CSE, ME, EEE, CE

BCA (Bachelor of Computer Application) MCA (Master of Computer Application)

Diploma
More innovation, creativity, and reform are required to keep up with India's evolving engineering and
information technological landscape. With the vision and goal of pursuing high-quality research and
delivering research-led education in developing multi-disciplinary fields covering science, engineering, and
information technology, the School of Engineering and Information Technology, AJU has been imparting its
best to the students.

Bachelor of Technology (B. Tech), Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA), Master of Computer Application
(MCA) and Diploma in Engineering are the courses offered among the students and they are look forward to
get admitted in these courses desperately to represent themselves on the international platform. Nowadays,
every student wishes to get a degree in Engineering and Technology, rather than normal graduation. This is
because of the high value attached to the booming development of the IT industry.

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 School of Health & Allied Science

B. Pharma (Bachelor of Pharmacy)

B. Optometry (Bachelor of Optometry)

B. Sc-Biotechnology (Bachelor of Science-Biotechnology)

D. Pharma

The School of Health and Allied Sciences started with the challenge of imparting good quality theoretical and
practical education in the field of Pharmacy, Biotechnology, and Optometry at undergraduate program. We
aspire to prepare professionals in the field of biotechnology, microbiology and primary health care. Our
mission is conducting excellent research and creating the next generation of science talent. The Core
objective of the school is to bring out industry – ready professionals researchers, advanced learners,
educators and entrepreneurs who can take best pair of people, planet and profit. The school looks at
organize and participate workshop, conferences and seminars sponsored by the national & international
agencies with a view to improve transaction in the science curriculum, to deliver product and services in the
education sector.
School of Humanities

B. A-English (H)-(Bachelor of Arts-English)

B. A-FD- (Bachelor of Arts-Fashion Design)

B. A-JMC- (Bachelor of Arts-Journalism & Mass Communication) PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) in

English and JMC

Regardless of its ancient origin, arts pace in step with the modern world, Merge with computer sciences and
use the opportunities that come along with globalization and the digital age. We equip students with
conceptual and theoretical tools which help them to analyze complex mysteries of world. The School of
Humanities is a fertile ground for collaboration and trans-disciplinary practice. Students are engaged in
rigorous processes of experimentation, invention, study and expanded use of emerging and DIY
technologies. Also, Students are encouraged to develop an individual perspective, imagine, invent, study and
explore a diverse range of creative expressions that respond to complexities of our social, cultural and
political environment.
School of Law

BBA-LLB (H)-(Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours in Legal Studies)

The School of Law endeavors to provide excellence in Professional Legal Education and Research. The School
of Law envisions that the University should take a place of pride in the sphere of legal education, nationally
and globally. ARKA JAIN University, with its vast experience in the field of education and more so in
professional education, established the Faculty of Law to impart high standard professional legal education.

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 ACADEMIC CALENDAR

1 Commencement of class August onward for all PG Students

2 Course Registration in ERP End of August
Online - Internal Examination
3 Internal examination
November 2020
4 Parent Teacher Meeting Nov-20
5 Tutorial Class 1st Week of December 2020
6 Conduct of Examination 3rd Week of December 2020
7 Beginning of Even Semester 10th January 2021
8 Course Registration in ERP by 30th January 2021
9 Value Added Program 1st week of February 2021
10 Tutorial Class Last week of April 2021
11 Parent Teacher Meeting Apr-21
Preparatory Break & Practical
12 1st Week of May 2021
Examination
13 Conduct of Examination Mid of May 2021
14 Semester Break June 1st week
Commencement of Next Academic
15 September 2021
Session for the Batch 2021

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 STUDENT ENROLLED IN A.Y 2020-21

Program Total Male Female

DIPLOMA 293 258 35
UG 705 450 255
PG 83 46 37
Ph.D. 15 05 10

Male Female
No. % No. %
759 69.25 337 30.75

Students Break Up
Year General General % SC SC % ST ST % OBC OBC %
2020-21 797 72.72 32 2.92 51 4.65 216 19.71

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 EXAMINATION RESULT ANALYSIS

Division
Seco
Total No. nd
Sl. Title of the of Students Outs
First Class
No. Programme Appeared Total Fail
tandi
Distinction (%)
Class & Belo
Fail Pass
Pass ng (%) (%) (%)
(%) w (%)

1. BBA 1326 1324 2 48 46 4 2 1 99

2. B.COM (H) 887 885 2 51 42 5 2 1 99
3. BCA 785 785 0 92 6 1 1 0 100
4. BA (JMC) 122 122 0 3 61 24 12 0 100
5. BA (ENGLISH) 158 158 0 32 53 11 4 0 100
6. BA (F&D) 40 39 1 20 64 9 5 2 98
7. BBA LLB 31 31 0 35 54 11 0 0 100
8. B.OPTOM 108 108 0 24 71 5 1 0 100
9. B.PHARM 323 323 0 60 36 4 1 0 100
10 B.SC (BIOTEC) 61 61 0 59 41 0 0 0 100
B.TECH
151 151 0 67 28 4 0 0 100
11(MECH)
12 B.TECH (EEE) 113 113 0 83 13 3 1 0 100
13 B.TECH (CSE) 216 216 0 85 13 1 1 0 100
14 B.TECH (CE) 36 36 0 68 22 2 8 0 100
15 MBA 212 212 0 46 48 3 2 0 100
16 MCA 96 96 0 90 9 1 0 0 100
17 PH.D 15 15 0 43 53 4 0 0 100

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 RENOWNED CERTIFICATIONS PROGEAM BY GLOBAL PROFESSIONAL BODIES

Accountancy Professional Bodies

It is believed that accountancy is vital for economies to grow and prosper which is why all over the world
professionals utilize various principles related to accountancy to make the society fairer and more
transparent. AJU has established close academic association with global professional accountancy entities.
The major accountancy entities meant for the benefit of the students of School of Commerce &
Management are mentioned below:

Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA)

ACCA, UK is a globally recognized professional accountancy body that equips individuals with the
necessary skills and knowledge to succeed in the field of accounting and finance. ARKA JAIN University is
associated with ACCA.

An ACCA qualification proves advantageous for a university in several ways:

Enhance the reputation of the university: Offering an ACCA qualification helps enhance the reputation of
the university as it is a highly respected and sought-after qualification in the accounting and finance
industry.
Increase employability of graduates: Graduates who have an ACCA qualification are highly sought after by
employers in the accounting and finance industry. Offering an ACCA qualification helps increase the
employability of the university's graduates.
Provide professional development opportunities to faculty members: Faculty members who are ACCA
qualified provide valuable insight and knowledge to their students. They also benefit from ongoing
professional development opportunities that result from ACCA membership.
Access to ACCA resources: Universities offering the ACCA qualification benefit from access to a range of
resources and support from ACCA. This include study materials, exam support, and networking
opportunities with other ACCA members.
Offering an ACCA qualification becomes beneficial for a university in terms of enhancing its reputation,
increasing employability of graduates, providing professional development opportunities for faculty
members, and accessing resources from ACCA.

Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA)

CIMA is a professional body based out of UK which focuses on the practical aspects of accounting and
finance in a business context. AJU has a long term association with CIMA. The advantages of pursuing a
CIMA qualification are:

Industry relevance: CIMA is highly regarded in the industry, with a strong focus on the practical skills and
knowledge that are relevant to businesses today.
Business-focused: CIMA covers a wide range of business skills, including strategic planning, risk
management, and project management, which help individuals to develop a broader understanding of
business operations.
Global recognition: CIMA is recognized globally, making it an ideal qualification for individuals who want to
work internationally.

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Career opportunities: CIMA qualified professionals are in high demand by employers worldwide, with many
opportunities for career progression and development.
Flexibility: CIMA offers flexible study options, allowing individuals to study at their own pace and in their
preferred format (classroom-based, online, or self-study).
Continuous professional development: CIMA requires members to engage in ongoing professional
development, ensuring that they remain up-to-date with the latest developments in the industry.
Access to a professional network: CIMA provides networking opportunities with other members and
professionals in the accounting and finance industry, helping individuals build their professional network.
Pursuing a CIMA qualification provide individuals with a competitive advantage in the job market and help
them develop the necessary skills and knowledge to succeed in the field of accounting and finance,
particularly in a business context

Wiley

Wiley is a well-known educational publisher that provides a range of learning resources, including
textbooks, online courses, study materials, and exam preparation resources, for various professional
qualifications, including ACCA. AJU is associated with Wiley and the advantages of association with Wiley
can be stated as below:

Comprehensive study materials: Wiley provides comprehensive study material, including textbooks, online
courses, and practice questions, which help students to prepare for their exams effectively.
Expertise: Wiley has extensive experience in creating educational material, including resources for
professional qualifications such as ACCA. Their resources are designed by subject matter experts, ensuring
that they are accurate and relevant.
Access to the latest material: Wiley is committed to keep its study material up-to-date with the latest
developments in the industry thus ensuring that students have access to the concurrent and relevant
information.
Quality resources: Wiley is known for its high-quality educational resources, which are well- researched,
well-written, and engaging thus making learning more effective and enjoyable.
Exam preparation resources: Wiley offers a range of exam preparation resources, including practice
questions and mock exams, which help students to be more confident and better prepared for their exams.
Flexibility: Wiley's resources are available in a range of formats, including print, online, and mobile, thus
making it easier for students to study and revise wherever and whenever they want.
In summary, an association with Wiley provide students with high-quality and comprehensive study
materials, expert guidance, and support, and access to the latest information and resources, which can help
them prepare more effectively for their ACCA exams.

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Analytics Professional Bodies

Institute of Analytics (IoA)

ARKA JAIN University has an association with IoA which is a professional body for analytics and data
science professionals in UK and functions globally. It focuses on advancing the practice of analytics in
various industries.

This association is meant for its BCA students so as to enable them towards a degree with an additional
certification in data analytics

Some advantages of an association with the Institute of Analytics are:

Access to expertise: The Institute of Analytics provides access to a network of analytics experts, who offer
insights and guidance with regard to best practices in analytics.
Professional development: The Institute of Analytics offers training and professional development
opportunities for individuals looking to improve their analytics skills and knowledge.
Industry recognition: Association with the Institute of Analytics enhances an individual's credibility and
recognition in the industry, particularly in the field of analytics.
Career opportunities: An association with the Institute of Analytics provides access to job opportunities in
the analytics industry, as well as opportunities for career progression and advancement.
Research and publications: The Institute of Analytics conducts research and publishes reports on the latest
trends and developments in the analytics industry, providing valuable insights to professionals.
Networking opportunities: The Institute of Analytics provides networking opportunities with other
analytics professionals, which help individuals build their professional network and make valuable
connections in the industry.
An association with the Institute of Analytics provides individuals with access to expertise, professional
development opportunities, industry recognition, career opportunities, research and publications, and
networking opportunities, all of which help individuals advance their careers in the field of data analysis.

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 ARKA JAIN UNIVERSITY CENTRAL LIBRARY

Library is among those facilities which are needed with regards to providing infrastructural support to the
students, staffs and research scholars so that they can further their learning efforts and enhance knowledge.

The library-related services as provided at ARKA JAIN University has been developed as per its requirement.
The Central Library of the University is automated, duly supported by the LIBMAN Library Management
Software (LMS). It is a Proprietary Software which has unique features, much beneficial in the contemporary
setting.

Apart from the AJU Central Library (CL), there are two different libraries, namely School of Law and School of
Health & Allied Science. Thus overall there are three libraries within the University premises. ARKA JAIN
University has signed MoU with INFLIBNET and also subscribed anti- plagiarism software –Original from
INFLIBNET to enhance the quality and integrity of research.
Repository

AJU has an evolving library repository in a centralized location for storing and organizing collections of
digital resources, books, articles, and other scholarly materials. Library repositories serve as important
resources for researchers, students, and academics, as they provide easy access to a wide range of
information that can be used to support academic pursuits.

The usefulness of library repositories lies in their ability to provide easy access to high-quality, peer-
reviewed content that can be used to support research and learning. By centralizing collections of digital
resources, library repositories make it easier for researchers and students to locate and access relevant
materials, which can save time and improve the quality of academic work.

In addition to providing easy access to digital resources, library repositories also offer a number of other
benefits. They help to preserve important scholarly works, ensuring that they are available for future
generations of scholars to study and build upon. They can also facilitate collaboration among researchers
and scholars, by providing a platform for sharing research and ideas.

In terms of total books, journals, e-journals and databases AJU library has been active to procure library
materials as and when requisitions are received and it is still in the regular process of procuring good
content study and reference books. The numbers can be listed as below:

Books: 7947

Journals: 62

e-journals: 88

Databases: 4

Web page: https://arkajainuniversity.ac.in/academics/library/

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 MAJOR COMMITEES CELLS & CLUBS

Clubs are a vital part of university life! A club is “a group of students organized with a similar interest for a
social, literary, athletic, or other common purpose; while an organization is a group of students organized for
and acting toward a particular cause”. Students have the opportunity and choose to join these groups for
many reasons including: pursuit of individual interests; career networking opportunities; social
camaraderie; and many more activisms. ARKA JAIN University has active student clubs and organizational
system and all students are strongly encouraged to pursue club and organizational membership
opportunities to help them enrich their campus experience.

Students have a variety of purposes for joining clubs and organizations including:

1. Networking Opportunities: Networking provides a student with the opportunity to meet other students
and professionals with common goals and interest. Additionally, students’ can receive information and
resources that will support their current and future interests and goals.
2. Social Opportunities: Many clubs and organizations are formed based on leisure and recreational interest.
Students may wish to pursue membership in these types of clubs for personal enjoyment, as well as an
opportunity to meet people with the same interest.
3. Personal Development: Joining student clubs and organizations give you the opportunity to meet a diverse
population of people that allow you to expand your thinking and interest. It encourages personal
development through communication and exploration of different interest.
4. Leadership Skills: Joining a club or organization allows you to develop leadership skills within an
environment of your peers. You will be able to learn from fellow students and establish your leadership
abilities through planning and implementing different activities and events.
5. Organization and Management Skills: You can gain valuable experience in the execution of procedures
and policies by your involvement in clubs and organizations. All clubs/ cells / organizations laid down well
established rules and procedures, which must be adhered by all clubs and organizations that want to operate
on campus. These systems help to understand the organizational structure and help to build these vital
skills.

SL. NO Clubs & Committee

1 Saksham – ED Club
2 Samarthya – HPV Cell
3 Lakshya
4 Toastmaster Club
5 IT Club
6 Literary Club
7 Rotaract Club
8 Bheshajam-The Pharma Club

ARKA JAIN University has the requisite cells, committees and councils to aid in the effective operation of the
University by studying various issues and recommending changes to, or institution of, policies and
procedures.

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 Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)

The IQAC is meant for planning, guiding and monitoring Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Enhancement
(QE) activities of the HEIs. The prime task of the IQAC is to develop a system for conscious, consistent and
catalytic improvement in the overall performance of institutions. It channelizes all efforts and measures of
the institution towards promoting its holistic academic excellence. AJU has also an IQAC to facilitate the
integration of the various activities of the institution and institutionalize the best practices. It also strives to
provide a sound basis for decision making imbibing all the dimensions of service quality to improve
institutional functioning and to act as a change agent in the Institution.

Discipline and Anti-Ragging Cell

The Discipline and Anti-Ragging Cell, established according to the regulations of the UGC, is the moral police
of our university. The Cell’s responsibility is to ensure that students maintain discipline in the classrooms
and within the college campus. Members of the cell regularly go on rounds to each and every classroom to
make note of errant behavior and to make sure that the university campus is free from ragging and eve-
teasing. The Cell takes severe punitive action against students indulging in such heinous activities.

Students may approach any member of discipline & anti ragging cell or they may also approach any of their
other teachers to make their complaints regarding ragging or any other indiscipline issue.Students may
also express their grievances online by writing a mail to sdcell@arkajainuniversity.ac.in
and copy to registrar@arkajainuniversity.ac.in

Students are requested to note that making a complaint is serious and therefore they are to use this power in
a responsible manner. At the same time, the university assures students that once a complaint is made, it will
be treated with sensitivity and confidentiality.

Student Grievance Redressal Cell

WRWY (We R with You), the Grievance Redressal Cell attempts to address genuine problems and complaints
of students whatever be the nature of the problem. Students are encouraged to approach the members of the
cell or any of their other teachers as is comfortable to them. Students are advisedthat to make a complaintis
serious and therefore they are to use this power in a responsible manner. At the same time, the University
assures students that once a complaint is made, it will be treated with sensitivity and confidentiality.

Internal Complaints Committee

As part of the best practices, as also in consonance with the University Grants Commission (Prevention,
prohibition and redressal of sexual harassment of women employees and students in higher educational
institutions) Regulations, 2015, an Internal Complaints Committee as under has been formed to provide
protection against sexual harassment of women at the work place and for the prevention and redressal of
complaints of sexual harassment and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto.

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 Equal Opportunity Cell

As per UGC notification D.O. No F.1-7/2011 (SCT), letter dated 26th June 2019, In order to ensure equal
opportunity to the students. The University has constituted a committee to look into the discrimination
complaints received from the SC/ST Students / Teachers and Non-Teaching Staff.

Admission Facilitation Cell

The Admission Cell serves as a liaison between the University and the students by assisting students in
understanding the many career alternatives and empowering them to make the best decision and thereafter
academic choice.

Placement Cell

Almost all HEIs have a placement cell. By keeping in touch with respected businesses and industrial
establishments, it plays a vital role in finding employment opportunities for undergraduate and
postgraduate students who graduate from the institution. Along with handling other logistics, the Training &
Placement Office offers the necessary infrastructure to hold training sessions, interviews, assessments, and
group discussions.

ARKA JAIN University has an active Training & Placement Cell and our placement & corporate relation team
maintains good relationship with wide cross section of organizations within a variety of industry & sectors.
The keynote talks, presentations and job fairs are widely advertised throughout the year to make one aware
of when and where they take place. Our students are pursuing diverse career as well as working with a
broad range of employers across a variety of sectors.

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 DESIGN HIVE-THE IN-HOUSE FASHION BRAND

The goal of branding is to make a connection between the character of an object and its branded form or
appearance. The Department of Fashion Design established its in-house brand—Design Hive to give Design
students, faculties and local artisans a platform to showcase their creative work.

There have been exhibitions of various products at the University and city level which has been appreciated
with high note. The products are made from low cost, everyday materials, usually scraps, recycled and
repurposed to advocate sustainability and circular fashion. The products are manufactured with an
emphasis on eco-friendly materials, careful planning, ethical business practises, and the appreciation of
creativity.

Fig 1.1 - Design Hive Product-Cotton Bag

Fig 1.2 - Design Hive Product-Jute Bags with Acrylic art

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 Fig 1.3 - Design Hive Product-Clay Diyas

Fig 1.5 - Design Hive Product- Cotton Bags, Jute Bags, Pouches

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 Fig 1.5 - Design Hive Product-Cotton Masks

Fig 1.6 - Design Hive Product-Coffee Mug

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 INDUCTION CUM ORIENTATION PROGRAMME

Induction cum Orientation Program is taken seriously by ARKA JAIN University for the new entrants with
expected outcomes depending on the specific goals and objectives of the programs. The Induction program is
named as Aarambh and it defines the expected journey of the learners in the stay in the campus during the
course duration.

A week-long Induction cum Orientation Programme (AARAMBH-22) was held for the new batch of students
of the university taking admission in different departments. The objective of the Orientation Programme was
to familiarize the students to the Institute’s environment by providing all relevant information with respect
to academics, co-curricular, and extra-curricular activities. Guests from different field were present in the
programme. Mr. PS Reddy was the chief guest of the induction programme. It was organized between 28th
Oct. and 3rd Nov., 2020.

As a tradition, we at ARKA JAIN University conduct the orientation program to familiarize the students with
the campus and prep them up before the commencement of the regular classes. But unlike all years, this year
was a challenge as it was to be done on a virtual platform, but the essence and the importance of the
program had to be maintained. With the efforts of a wonderful team of organizers, administration and the
able support of the management, we successfully organized an engaging and participative virtual Program.

Prof. (Dr.) S. S. Razi, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor addressed the students with his motivational speech and the
students were introduced to the University by the presentation – Glimpse of the University. Various topics
were discussed briefly to familiarize the new students to the campus and the rules and regulations as well.
The various topics were – Dignitaries at AJU, Different schools and courses, Campus Infrastructure, Rules
and Regulations and Examinations. Apart from these, the students were introduced to various clubs and cells
within the University – NSS and Rotaract, Toastmaster club, English – Literary Club, IT Club, and Women’s
Cell.

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 PAPERS PRESENTED AND PARTICIPATED IN SEMINAR/CONFERENCES

Type of Seminar –
Date of Presentation Regional / National / Presented Detail of Workshop
Name of the Name of the
Sl. No / Participation International / Participated / Conference / Seminar
School Faculty

One Day Online FDP organized by

Dr. Sonia
1. SCOM 09.12.2020 National Participated ARKA JAIN University in
Riyat
collaboration with VAMNICOM

Organized by ARKA JAIN

2. SCOM 09.09.2020 National Dr. Sonia Organized
University in association with
Riyat
SKILLEDGE

Ten-Day Online Hands- On

Training Program organised by the
17.08.2020 –
Dr. Sonia Participated Dept. of Commerce, Bhartihar
SCOM 28.08.2020 National
3. Riyat University,
Coimbatore; Sponsored by RUSA

SCOM 27.07.2020 - Dr. Sonia

National Participated 5 Day online FDP organized by
4. 31.07.2020 Riyat
IIMT

Two-Day National Webinar

26.06.2020 – Dr. Sonia Organized
SCOM National organized by ARKA JAIN
5. 27.06.2020 Riyat
University

One-Day International Webinar on

Challenges to Higher Education
16.05.2020 Dr. Sonia
SCOM International Presented post COVID-19 organized by
6. Riyat
Vasant Kanya Mahavidyalaya

School of Arunava
International ,Centre For Cross
Commerce & 20.10.2020 International Narayan
Presented Cultural Research And Human
7. Management Mukherjee
Resource Management

School of
Monalisa 3 days International Conference
Engineering and 01.10.2020 International Presented
Hati organized at ASBM University,
8. IT
BBSR

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 Presented a paper titled on Impact
Of Currency Demonetization On
The Indian Economy during AICTE
School of Sponsored E- International
9.
Humanities International Dr. Gurinder Presented conference on Volatility,
26.09.2020
Kaur Uncertainty, C
complexity and Ambiguity in
Business organized by Bhagwan

ASSOCHAM National Council on

Education is organizing a
Knowledge Series on
School of “National Education Policy 2020 –
Engineering and Transforming Higher Education:
10. 21.09.2020 D. Vally Participation
IT Webinar Financial Aspects” with Academic
Partnership of SEED-ICF on 18th
September

Department of Pure and Applied

Physics, Guru Ghasidas
Vishwavidyalaya (A Central
University), Bilaspur (C.G.) ,india
School of Dr Binod Organising International e-
14.09.2020 –
11. Engineering and International Kumar Conference on Plasma Theory &
15.09.2020 Participated
IT Choudhary Simulations (PTS-2020)from 14-
15,
September, 2020

School of Dr.
Has participated in webinar on
12. Engineering and 12.09.2020 Webinar ChandraPrab Participated
Protein Engineering and its
IT ha Sahu
Applications in Pharma Industry

School of
Has participated in webinar on
13. Engineering and 12.09.2020 Webinar Kumaresh Participated
Mantras of Success & Happiness
IT Pal

School of Has participated in webinar on

Dr. Anupam
14. Engineering and 10.09.2020 National Webinar Participated Creating Visualisations to Increase
Kumari
IT Research Impact

School of Dr. Binod

Has participated in webinar on
15. Engineering and 30.08.2020 National Webinar Kumar Participated
Visualizing Quantum Mechanics
IT choudhary

Has participated in webinar on

School of
Dr. Anupam Online Publishing Platforms and
16. Engineering and 26.08.2020 National Webinar Participated
Kumari the Advancement bof Scientific
IT
Communication

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 School of Dr.
Has participated in webinar on
17. Engineering and 22.08.2020 National Webinar ChandraPrab Participated
Recent Trends in Chemical Science
IT ha Sahu

School of
18. Commerce and 20.08.2020 National Sudeshna Participated Great Learning Academy
Management Sarkar

School of Has participated in webinar on

Kumaresh
19. Engineering and 15.08.2020 webinar Participated Intelligent Adaption of Data
Pal
IT Analysis in Banking Domain

School of Has participated in webinar on

Kumaresh
20. Engineering and 14.08.2020 webinar Participated Design of Solar PV Power Plants –
Pal
IT Basic And Practical Approach

School of Has participated in webinar on

21. Engineering and 12.08.2020 International Webinar Dr. Anupam Participated Publishing Research When English
IT Kumari is Your Second Language

Dr.
School of ChandraPrab Has participated in webinar on IOT
22. Engineering and 09.08.2020 International Webinar ha Sahu, Participated Based Solar Power Technology For
IT Kumaresh Ruler India
Pal

Has participated in webinar on All

About GEM Building Certification
School of Dr. Anupam
23. 08.08.2020 International Webinar Participated Program and GEM Green Certified
Engineering and Kumari
Professional
IT
Online Exam

School of
Has participated in webinar on
24. Engineering and 07.08.2020 International Webinar Kumaresh Participated
Transformer : Diagnostic
IT Pal
Techniques for life Enhancement

“ Advancements in Condensed
Matter ” Physics, 2020
School of
07.08.2020 to (ACMP2020)”
Engineering and International Webinar Dr. Binod Kr Participated
25. 08.08.2020 organized by the Albert Einstein
IT Choudahry
School of Physical Sciences ,
Assam University, Silchar, India .

School of Dr. Binod Has participated in webinar on

26. Engineering and 04.08.2020 International Webinar Kumar Participated Interrelation Between Soil
IT Choudhary Chemistry And Human Health

Has participated in webinar on

School of Kumaresh Recent Trends in Power
28.07.2020 webinar Participated
27. Engineering and Pal management Strategies For
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 IT Optimal Operation of Distributed
Energy Resources in
Microgrids

School of Dr. Has participated in webinar on

28. 27.07.2020 webinar Chemical Catastrophes :
Engineering ChandraPra Participated
and IT bha Sahu Management & Planing

School of Dr. Has participated in webinar on

27.07.2020 – webinar Participated
29. Engineering ChandraPrab Recent Trends in Medicinal
28.07.2020
and IT ha Sahu Chemistry

Has participated in webinar on

School of
Kumaresh IOT Based Solutions: Industry
30. Engineering 27.07.2020 webinar Participated
Pal 4.0 for LV Distribution System
and IT

“International Webinar on
Naresh Motivation for Research &
School of
31. 25.07.2020 webinar Sharma Participated Innovation” jointly organized by
Engineering
Kundan Muzaffarpur Institute of
and IT
Kumar Technology
Pramanik

Has participated in webinar on

School of Dr. Binod Seeing Covid-19 as a voice of
Engineering 25.07.2020 webinar kumar Resilience and Resistance
32. Participated
and IT choudhary, webinar
Why People skills are
important for every
School of profession, Organised by ARKA
33. Engineering MD SAZZAD Participated JAIN
25.07.2020 webinar
and IT University, Department of CS &
IT
Web application security,
School of Organized by Department of
34. Engineering Information & Technology,
and IT 25.07.2020 webinar MD SAZZAD Participated Oriental
Institute of science & Technology

Has participated in webinar on

School of
Dr. Binod Kr “Are we alone in th Universe”
Engineering
35. 24.07.2020 webinar Choudahry Participated organised by KITS Coimbotre
and IT

Has participated in webinar on

School of
Mr.kumaresh E- Readiness by Educational
36. Engineering 21.07.2020 webinar Participated
pal Institution during covid-19
and IT

Has participated in webinar on

School of Dr. Anupam
37. 20.07.2020 webinar Atmanirbhar bharat- role of
Engineering Kumari Participated
higher education Institutions
and IT
“Electronics of 2-D Van Der
MD SAZZAD,
Waals Hetero Structures,
Dr.Anupam
School of Organized by Department of
38. 20.07.2020 webinar Kumari, Dr. Participated
Engineering Engineering, ARKA JAIN
Keerti
and IT University,
Rai,Mr.kumar
Jamshedpur (Jharkhand)
esh pal
Recent Trends in VLSI Design &
Fabrication Technology,
organized by the Galgotias
School of 18.07.2020 to University, School of
MD
39. Engineering 20.07.2020 webinar Participated Electrical, Electronics and
SAZZAD
and IT Communication
OS & automative system,
Organised by VEMANA Institute
40. School of 18.07.2020 of Technology, Department of
webinar MD SAZZAD Participated
Engineering Electronics and
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 and IT
Communication Engineering
Microservice Architecture,
Organised by Oriental Institute
School of
of Science & Technology,
41. Engineering 18.07.2020 webinar
MD SAZZAD Participated Department of Information
and IT
Technology
“Recent Trends in Power
Systems and Cyber Security,
organized by the Galgotias
School of 18.07.22020 – MD SAZZAD University, School of
42. webinar Participated
Engineering Electrical,
and IT 19.07.2020
Electronics and Comunication

Has participated in webinar on

School of Electrical Maintenance in Heavy
Engineering Kumaresh Manufacturing Industries
43. 17.07.2020 webinar Participated
and IT Pal
Solar photovoltaic as emerging
technology for sustainable
energy solution and some
studies on advanced materials
School of 16.07.2020 webinar MD SAZZAD
44. Participated for solar cell application,
Engineering
organised by IMPS college of
and IT
Engineering &
Technology

School of MD SAZZAD,
Engineering D. AI in Healthcare, orgnized by
45. 14.07.2020 webinar Participated
and IT Vally IIHMR.
Has participated in webinar
on Advancement in Science
and Technology for
School of 13.07.2020 to Dr. Binod Sustainable
46. Engineering webinar Kumar Participated
17.07.2020
and IT C houdhary Development

Dr.
School of Chan Has participated in webinar on
Engineering dra Basic Of Intellectual Property
47. 12.07.2020 webinar Prabh Participated
and IT Rights
a
Sahu

School of Has participated in webinar

Dr. Binod
Engineering 11.07.2020 to on Material Synthesis and
48. webinar Kumar Participated
and IT 13.07.2020 Characterization
choudhary

School of Dr. Binod Has participated in webinar on

49. Engineering International webinar Kumar
11.07.2020 Participated Innovation & Design Thinking
and IT choudhary

Has participated in webinar on

School of Kumaresh Practical Instrumentation,
50. 11.07.2020 webinar Participated
Engineering pal control & Automation in the
and IT Water distribution System
Adaptive Antenna Tilt for
Coverage & Capacity
Optimization in 5G Cellular
Network, by Dr. Soumya Ranjan
School of
51. 11.07.2020 webinar Samal, Sr. Asst.
Engineering MD SAZZAD Participated
Professor, Silicon Institute of
and IT
Technology, Bhubaneswar
organized by Department of ECE
& EEE, GIET,

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 Ghangapatna, Bhubaneswar on
11th July 2020.
Has participated in webinar on
Dr. The role of fourier transform
School of
52. 10.07.2020 webinar ChandraPra Participated infrared inspectroscopy
Engineering
bha Sahu characterization of different
and IT
molecules
Has participated in webinar on
Impact Of Cloud And Edge
School of Dr.
53. 10.07.2020 webinar Participated Computing AND Research
Engineering ChandraPra
Challenges
and IT bha Sahu
and Opportunities in IOT

School of Has participated in webinar

Kumaresh
54. Engineering 10.07.2020 webinar Participated on Higher Opportunities And
pal
and IT Career Prospects in Germany

Interface between Chemistry and

School of MD SAZZAD, Environment, Organised by DR.
55. Engineering 10.07.2020 webinar Binod Kumar Participated SHYAMA PRASAD MUKHERJEE
and IT Choudhary, UNIVERSITY,
Kumaresh Department of Chemistry
pal

School of Has participated in webinar on

56. Engineering 09.07.2020 webinar Kumaresh Participated Simulation Driven Approach For
and IT pal designing of Electric Motors

School of Dr. Anupam Has participated in webinar on

57. Engineering 09.07.2020 webinar Kumari Participated
Mantras of Success & Happiness
and IT
Insight on writing an impactful
School of manuscript & navigating through
58. Engineering 09.07.2020 webinar MD SAZZAD Participated peer reviews process, Organised
and IT by VEMANA Institute of
Technology
Has participated in webinar on
School of Dr. Transforming India Through
59. Engineering 07.07.2020 webinar ChandraPra Participated Nurturing Demand Driven
and IT bha Sahu Innovations
“ Mathematical Models and
Wavelets in COVID- 19” organised
School of Dr. Binod Kr
60. 07.07.2020 webinar Participated by Prasanta Chandra Mahalanobis
Engineering Choudahry
Mahavidyalaya,
and IT Kolkata-
Digital Communication: The New
Success Mantra, organized by
VVM’s SHREE DAMODAR
School of COLLEGE OF COMMERCE &
61. Engineering 06.07.2020 webinar MD SAZZAD Participated
ECONOMICS Affiliated to Goa
and IT University, Department of
English and Communication on
6th July 2020
Efficient fault tolerant schemes for
electric vehicle, Organised by
School of
MD SAZZAD, Tagore Engineering college,
62. Engineering 06.07.2020 webinar Participated
Rashid Deparment of Electrical &
and IT
Anwar, Dr. Electronics
Rahul Sinha Engineering
Has participated in webinar on
School of Enhancing Quality Culture in
Engineering Kumaresh Technical Institutes through
63. 05.07.2020 webinar Participated
and IT pal Online Teaching For Outcome
Based Teaching

School of Kumaresh Has participated in webinar on

64. 05.07.2020 webinar Participated Guideliness on Foster Care And
Engineering pal
and IT Sponsorship

School of Nivedan BABA MASTNATH

65. Engineering 04.07.2020 webinar Mahato, MD Participated Univrsity has organised webinar
and IT SAZZAD on high performance computing

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 and internet of everything on
03/07/2020
Design Concepts for Computing
Electrical loads in Petrochemical
Industries,presented by
Er.Ranjith Kumar Antony, Senior
Electrical Design Engineer, Gulf
School of
SPIC General Trading &
66. Engineering 03.07.2020 webinar MD SAZZAD Participated
Contracting Company
and IT
W.L.L Kuwait organised by SCAD
college of Engineering &
Technology, Department of
Electrical and
Electronics Engineering
“Redesignating Teachers,
School of organized by SCAD Teacher
67. Engineering 03.07.2020 webinar MD SAZZAD Participated Training Institute, Tirunelveli,
and IT Tamilnadu – India on
03.07.2020.”

Wonder of Physics Micro to

School of Dr. Binod Kr
68. International Webinar Participated Nano organised by Medi- Caps
Engineering 02.07.2020 Choudahry
University, Indore
and IT

School of
69. 02.07.2020 Webinar MD SAZZAD Participated Practical guides to distance
Engineering
learning for students and parents
and IT

Has participated in webinar on

School of Dr. Scientific Insight into Yoga And
Participated
Engineering 30.06.2020 Webinar ChandraPra Mindfulness: de- Stress Using
70.
and IT bha Sahu Breath
“Centre for Materials
Technology, School of Advanced
Sciences, VIT, Vellore, India had
organised International Virtual
School of Dr Binod Conference on
30.06.2020 –
71. Engineering International Kumar Participated “High-Performance Materials for
01.07.2020
and IT Choudhary Energy, Environment &
Healthcare in the
Digital Era” organized by
during 30th June & 1st July
2020.”

12.06.2021- Ms. Divya Workshop Organised by Finland

72. SOE-CSIT 13.06.2021 National Paikaray Partcipated Labs A Unit of Revert
Technology Pvt. Ltd.

12.06.2021- Ms. Alka Workshop Organised by Finland

73. SOE-CSIT 13.06.2021 National Partcipated Labs A Unit of Revert
Singh
Technology Pvt. Ltd.
Virtual International Conference
on ” Emerging Global Trends in
Accounting , Finance and
Taxation” Organized by Faculty
Mr.Rajeev
74. SCOM 09.04.2021 International Presented Research Cell – Samshodhana
Sinha
School of Commerce JAIN
(Deemed-to-be University)
Knowledge Campus, Jayanagar
Bengaluru – 560069

One day International

75. SOE-CSIT 25.03.2021 Ms. Alka
International Partcipated Conference on Emerging Trends
Singh
Ms. Divya One day International
76. SOE-CSIT 25.03.2021 International Paikaray Partcipated
Conference on Emerging Trends
International Conference on
Emerging Trends in Advanced
77. SCOM 25.03.2021 Dr. Sonia Presented Technologies organised by the
International Dept. of CS&IT, ARKA JAIN
Riyat
University
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 Mr.Arvind Emerging Trends in Advanced
78. SOE&IT – CS 25.03.2021 International Kumar Partcipated Technologies
Pandey
International Conference on
“Emerging Trends in Advanced
Technologies” Organized by
Mr.Rajeev
79. SCOM 25.03.2021 International Presented Department of
Sinha
Computer Science & IT ARKA JAIN
University,
Jamshedpur

Mr.Akash
80. SOE&IT – CS 22.03.2021 National Presented IOT EnabledTechnology
Kumar
Bhagat
International Conference on
Changing Business Paradigm,
(ICCBP)Theme- Contemporary
Issues and Challenges in
19.03.2021 – Mr.Rajeev Business on Management: Post-
81. SCOM International Presented
21.03.2021 Sinha Covid 19 Organized by ICCBP
2021 organized by
Management Development
Institute
Murshidabad, West
Dr Rupa Webinar on student motivation:
82. SOH 13.03.2021 International Partcipated
Sarkar Drama vs Film vs Commercial
Online Virtual International
Conference on Digital and Data
Driven Decision Making for
17.02.2021 & Mr.Rajeev Business &
83. SCOM International Presented
18.02.2021 Sinha Management'(4DMBM – 2021)
organized by SOCMStudies,
Dayananda Sagar
University, Bengaluru,

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 WORKSHOP/CONFERENCE/SEMINARS ORGANIZED BY THE UNIVERSITY
Number of
Year Name of the workshop/ seminar Date From – To
Participants
Seminar / Workshop on Research Methodology - 2020-21
Online Five-Day Interdisciplinary Faculty
2020-21 Development Program on 'Research and Academic
59 26.04.2021-30.04.2021
Writing'
2020-21 Fake news: How to spot fake news 44 27.01.2021
Workshop on research project proposal
2020-21 development with emphasis on research
69 09.12.2020
methodology; academic event

2020-21
Workshop on Project Report Writing 10 03.10.2020

Seminar / Workshop on Property Rights (IPR) - 2020-21

2020-21 Webinar on Role of IPR in Research and Innovation 27 29.05.2021

2020-21 Corona Virus & Patent Barriers 111 11.11.2020
2020-21 Webinar on Basics of Intellectual Property Right 46 12.07.2020
Seminar / Workshop on Entrepreneurship - 2020-21
2020-21 Jugaadumann – Online Interaction 16 22.06.2021
Guest Lecture- ‘Film Journalism, Film review and
2020-21 55 08.06.2021
Film making- Tips and Guidance’
2020-21 Design Hive Interactions with Custkart 37 12.03.2021
11.12.2020 -
2020-21 Shikhar 3.0 - Journey of an Entrepreneur 52
12.12.2020
Design Hive Sundays with Glitter on Matte – Online
2020-21 17 5.07.2020
Interaction
Seminar / Workshop on Skill Development - 2020-21
2020-21 International Debate Competition 15 26-06-2021
2020-21 International Panel Discussion 85 26-06-2021
Webinar on Pharmacovigilance An Overview And
2020-21 80 26.06.2021
Future Prospective
National Webinar on ‘Some Conscious Reflections
2020-21 on the Conscious and 53 24.06.2021
Unconscious in Poetry’
Role Of Herbal Medicine And Life Style for
2020-21
Immunity Boost up In Covid -19 68 20.06.2021

Webinar on “Covid-19 and its impact on the Right

2020-21 24 19-6-2021
to Life & Personal Liberty under the Constitution of
India”
2020-21 International Debate Competition 18 12-06-2021

2020-21 Recommending The Right Contact Lens- Webinar 30 10.06.2021

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 2020-21 International Webinar on World Environment Day
30 05-06-2021

Webinar On Role Of Remote Sensing On Natural

2020-21
Resource Management 98 05.06.2021

Webinar On Academic Leadership In Education &

2020-21 60 29.05.2021
Research
Design Hive Interactions - Design Basics and Design
2020-21 15 27-05-2021
Process
2020-21 Finance Quiz 23 24.05.2021
Webinar On Amblyopia And Its New Advancements
2020-21 37 24.05.2021
In Treatment
Webinar on Unravelling the magic of the Curved
2020-21 57 24.05.2021
Arrow & Formal Charge
Practical Application of Machine Learning & its
2020-21 119 14.05.2021
Deployment in Business Operation
2020-21 Quiz Competition 16 10.05.2021
2020-21 Webinar on Surface & Interfacial Phenomenon 72 07.05.2021
2020-21 Webinar on Sustainability & Quality Control 89 3.04.2021
International Conference on Emerging Trends in
2020-21 210 25.03.2021
Advanced Technologies
Five Day National Faculty Development
2020-21 Programme on “Smart City: Opportunities and 94 22.03.2021-26.03.2021
Developments
20-03-2021 to 23-03-
2020-21 Workshop on Paikar-Scroll Paintings of Jharkhand 12
2021
2020-21 Design Hive Stall- Runbhoomi 11 15-03-2021
Interactive Group Discussion on Online Education,
2020-21 Work from Home: Have We Arrived In Virtual 30 13.03.2021
World?

2020-21 Business Quiz 35 12.03.2021

2020-21 Quiz on Environment 31 10.03.2021

2020-21 Basic of Mobile Photography 30 10.03.2021
2020-21 Webinar- Navigation of Systematic Publication 30 10.03.2021

2020-21 Brand Recognition (Logo Quiz) 21 04.03.2021

E-Seminar on Taxation Practices in India – Basics &

2020-21 32 27.02.2021
Beyond Knowledge Manthan Saturday

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 2020-21 Two Days Industrial Motivational Campaign (IMC) 50 19.02.2021
2020-21 Session on Taxation Scheme 12 13.02.2021
2020-21 Industrial Visit at IDTR 21 11.02.2021
2020-21 One month Training on CAD CAM 27 08.02.2021 – 23.03.2021
A Workshop on the development of Business
2020-21 43 06.02.2021
Communication Skills
2020-21 Session on Voting Rights of Citizens 24 26-01-2021

2020-21 Farm Laws Debate Competition 20 19-12-2020

Session on the Significance of the Constitutional
2020-21 15 26-11-2020
Values
2020-21 National Pharmacy Week 2020 144 2.11.2020-6.11.2020

2020-21 Webinar on Challenges in IT Revolution 142 31.10.2020

Webinar on Incorporating ‘Education’ for Relevant
2020-21 138 30.10.2020
Science and Technology
2020-21 Syllabus Review workshop 60 19.10.2020 –20.10.2020
Webinar On “Monitoring & Remediation Of Metal In
2020-21 Polluted Soils: Human Health Perspective” 62 05.10.2020
2020-21 Session on Art and Science of PALS 37 29.09.2020
Design Hive Interaction with Sculptor Indira
2020-21 17 28-09-2020
Purkayastha Ghosh
2020-21 Quizomania – the Management Quiz 12 26.09.2020
Webinar On “Protein Engineering And Its
2020-21 Applications In Pharma Industry 37 12.09.2020
Live Portrait Demo by National Awardee Artist
2020-21 21 06.09.2020
Amit Kumar
2020-21 Symposium on NEP- 2020 42 18.08.2020 -19.08.2020

2020-21 Independence Day Styling – Different States 7 15.08.2020

One Week FDP on “Emerging Trends in Data
2020-21 554 20.07.2020 –26.07.2020
Science & IoT”
Webinar on “Jurisprudence on Capital Punishment
2020-21 30 11-07-2020
in India”

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 GUEST LECTURES ORGANIZED BY THE UNIVERSITY

President Sr. Aida T. Frencilo, OP of San Pedro College, Philippines

Prof. Fatima May Tesoro, Dean, San Pedro College, Philippines

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Revered Ranjit Barshikar CEO- QbD International QbD/cGMP Consulting, United Nations Adviser
Geneva

Dr. Erwin M. Faller, Faculty of Pharmacy, San Pedro College, Philippines

Dr. Nagaraj Rao, MD, RRR Laboratories Pvt Ltd, India

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 FDP ORGANIZED BY THE UNIVERSITY

Title of the professional / administrative development

Date {from - to} program organized for teaching staff / non - teaching
S NO. {DD-MM-YYYY} staff
1 22-07-2021 FDP on Genome Structure
Faculty Development Program on “Emerging and Low cost
2 21-06-2021 Construction Techniques
3 10-06-2021 FDP on Future Trends in Metaheuristic Optimization
4 15-05-2021 FDP on Recent Studies in BIO Chemistry
5 11-05-2021 FDP on Business Communication
Faculty Development Programme on Advancements in
Phase change material based Thermal and Renewable
6 26-04-2021
Energy Technologies”
Faculty Development Programme (FDP) on “Professional
7 10-04-2021 Ethics”
Faculty Development Programme (FDP) on “NoSQL
8 06-04-2021 Architecture with MongoDB
Faculty Development Program On Sustainable Development in
9 05-04-2021 Higher Education
10 08-03-2021 FDP on "Recent Technologies used in Image Processing
FDP Training Session on Awareness about Prevention of
11 07-03-2021 Sexual Harassment at Workplace
12 15-02-2021 FDP Training Session on IoT using Raspberry Pi
13 15-02-2021 FDP on Managing Money for Happy Family
14 18-01-2021 FDP on Getting Started with Google Sheets
15 15-12-2020 FDP on Indian Art and Crafts
Faculty Development Program on “Strategic Management in
16 07-12-2020 New Economic Environment
Five-Day Faculty Development Program on “Contemporary
17 07-12-2020 Trends in English Studies
18 24-11-2020 Faculty Development Program On “Macular Function Test”
FDP on Antibiotic Resistance : Health care problem and their
19 23-11-2020 Solution
Faculty Development Program on “Advances in Concrete
20 17-11-2020 Technology
FDP on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for
21 09-11-2020 Computer Vision applications
Faculty Development Program on “Friction Stir Welding and
22 09-11-2020 Allied Process
23 07-11-2020 FDP on Content Writing and Photography
Faculty Development Programme on “Neural Information
24 10-10-2020 Processing Systems using Matlab
25 25-08-2020 FDP on Marketing Strategy and New Perspective
Faculty Development Programme on “Emerging Trends &
26 17-08-2020 Innovations in Pharmaceutical Analysis”
Five Day Faculty Development Programme on “Statistics
and Research Methodology: An Exploration with a Special
27 13-07-2020
Focus on Multivariate Statistical Techniques

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 COLLABORATIVE ACTIVITIES WITH OTHER INSTITUTIONS/RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT

Any Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) serves as a written understanding of mutually agreed principles,
to guide the academic and research activities between two institutions. AJU has MoUs with a few academic
and industrial organizations for the broad advantages of the students.
MOUs with Organizations for Training & Placement Support

 Tata Steel
 Tata Power
 Think Ahead
 CIMA
 NTTF
 ICSI
 ICAI
 Purnima Netralay
 Jamshedpur Eye Hospital

Fig 2.1 MoU between AJU & NTTF Fig. 2.2 MoU between AJU and IRIS

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 MoU with Shreshth Netra Chikitsalay

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 MoU with Indo-Danish Tool Room

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 MoU with Association of Chartered Certified Accountants

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 MoU with Miles Education Private Limited

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 MoU with the Institute of Company Secretaries of India, Jamshedpur Chapter

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 MoU with Gajju Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

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 MoU with Fourrts India Laboratories Pvt. Ltd.

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 MoU with VAMNICOM

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 MoU with Rane Rao Reshamia Labs Pvt. Ltd.

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 MoU with Kalamandir Saksham SHG Federation

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 MoU with College dunia Web Pvt. Ltd.

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 MoU with Centre for Rule of Law-Nepal

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 MoU with LSAG India LLP

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 FACULTY PUBLICATIONS DETAILS

S Name of the Department of The

Title of the Paper Name of Journal
No. Author/S Teacher
Mr. Alok Kumar Novel Corona Virus Sars Cov 2
1 Dept. of Pharmacy Journal of Seybold Report
Moharana 2019: A Systematic Review
Role of Nmda and Dopamine
Dr. Prashant Receptor Against Neuro Journal of Pharma and
2 Dept. of Pharmacy
Tiwari Degenerative Disease: A Drug Regulatory Affairs
Comprehensive Review

Role of Nmda and Dopamine

Dr. Jyotirmaya Receptor against Neuro Journal of Pharma and
3 Dept. of Pharmacy
Sahoo Degenerative Disease: A Drug Regulatory Affairs
Comprehensive Review

Role of Nmda And Dopamine

Receptor Against Neuro Journal of Pharma and
4 Dr. Shweta Dept. of Pharmacy
Degenerative Disease: A Drug Regulatory Affairs
Comprehensive Review

An Emerging Respiratory
Infection and Its Associated
Dr. Prashant International Journal of
5 Dept. of Pharmacy Multiple Disaabilities With
Tiwari Pharmaceutical Research
Preparedness against Corona
Virus

Nutraceuticals As
Dr. Prashant Supplements In The Journal of Pharma and
6 Dept. of Pharmacy
Tiwari Management Of Arthritis: A Drug Regulatory Affairs
Review

Coumarin Derivatives As
Dr. Jyotirmaya Arabian Journal of
7 Dept. of Pharmacy Promising Antibacterial
Sahoo Chemistry
Agent(S)

Antibiotic Resistant Pattern

And Clonal Relationship Of
Dr. Prashant Research Journal of
8 Dept. of Biotechnology Enterobacter Species Isolates
Tiwari Pharmacy And Technology
From Different Clinical Sample
Odisha , India

Exploring The Rational

Designing Of Protein Indian Journal Of
Priyabati
9 Dept. of Pharmacy Ligandbinding For Mouth Pharmaceutical Education
Choudhury
Ulcer From Methanolic Extract And Research
Of Olax Psittacorum

Pathophysiology And
Current Nutrition & Food
Biomarkers For Breast Cancer:
10 Khushboo Raj Dept. of Pharmacy Science 2021, Bentham
Management Using Herbal
Science
Medicines

Impact of Surrogate
Amity Communication
Amit Kumar Dept. of Journalism & Advertising on Consumers’
11 Review, Volume - Vii, Issue
Singh Mass Communication Perception: A Study Based In
-2
Bhubaneswar, India

Neuroleptic Drugs Attenuates International Journal of

Dr Prashant
12 Dept. of Pharmacy Hyperprolactinemia: A Major Science And Pharma
Tiwari
Challenges Innovations
Neuroleptic Drugs Attenuates International Journal Of
Dr Jyotirmaya
13 Dept. of Pharmacy Hyperprolactinemia: A Major Science And Pharma
Sahoo
Challenges Innovations

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 Neuroleptic Drugs Attenuates International Journal Of
14 Dr Shweta Dept. of Pharmacy Hyperprolactinemia: A Major Science And Pharma
Challenges Innovations
Corona Virus Symptoms International Journal Of
Dr Prashant
15 Dept. of Pharmacy Prevention And Current Status Science And Pharma
Tiwari
Of Vaccine Progress Innovations
Corona Virus Symptoms International Journal Of
Dr Jyotirmaya
16 Dept. of Pharmacy Prevention And Current Status Science And Pharma
Sahoo
Of Vaccine Progress Innovations
Corona Virus Symptoms International Journal Of
17 Dr Shweta Dept. of Pharmacy Prevention And Current Status Science And Pharma
Of Vaccine Progress Innovations

International Journal of
Mechanical And
Nivedan Performance of Heat Pipe With
18 Mechanical Engineering Production Engineering
Mahato Nano Tio2 Doped R134a
Research And
Development

Development of A Robust International Journal of

Nivedan
19 Mechanical Engineering Frame Work To Sustain In The Scientific & Engineering
Mahato
Tool And Die Making Business Research -Ijser

Dynamic Characteristics of
Finite Hydrodynamic Porous International Journal of
Nivedan
20 Mechanical Engineering Oil Journal Bearings In Scientific & Engineering
Mahato
Turbulent Regime With Research -Ijser
Tangential Velocity Slip

Effect of Titanium Oxide Nano-

International Journal of
Nivedan Fluid With Base Fluid (R134a)
21 Mechanical Engineering Scientific & Engineering
Mahato On Multi Tube Heat Pipe Heat
Research -Ijser
Exchanger

International Journal of
Dr. Comparision of Different
Dept. of Electrical & Scientific & Engineering
22 Chandraprabha Column Study For Removal of
Electronics Engineering Research Volume 11, Issue
Sahu Heavy Metal
12, December-2020

Dr. Binod Potential of Green Energy International Journal Of

Dept. of Electrical &
23 Kumar Generation of River Kharkai At Technical Research &
Electronics Engineering
Choudahry Jamshedpur, Jharkhand Science (Special Issue)
Detection of Islanding International Journal Of
Dept. of Electrical &
24 Kumaresh Pal Condition In Distributed Scientific & Engineering
Electronics Engineering
Generation Research
Enhancement of Power System International Journal of
Dept. of Electrical &
25 Kumaresh Pal Stability Using Load Shedding Scientific & Engineering
Electronics Engineering
Method Research

Thermodynamic And Emission

Dr. Anupam Dept. Mechanical
26 Performance Analysis Of Cmc Sae Technical Paper
Kumari Engineering
Bladed Gas Turbine

Integration Of Ict Into English

Teaching-Learning Process: An International Journal Of
Dr. Manoj
27 Dept. of English Assessment With Scientific & Engineering
Kumar Pathak
Consideration Of English As Research
Second Language

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 International Journal Of
Mr. Arvind Dept. of Computer Cloud Computing And It’s Scientific Research In
28
Kumar Pandey Science & It Security Issues Engineering And
Management (Ijsrem)

Internet of Things (Iot) International Journal Of

Mr. Arvind Dept. of Computer Cybersecurity: A Study on Scientific Research In
29
Kumar Pandey Science & It Security and Privacy Threats, Engineering And
Challenges and Opportunities Management (Ijsrem)

International Journal Of
Iot Based Smart Water
Mr. Arvind Dept. of Computer Scientific Research In
30 Monitoring System for Fish
Kumar Pandey Science & It Engineering And
Farming Ponds
Management (Ijsrem)

International Journal Of
Mr. Arvind Dept. of Computer Making Cities Smarter through Scientific Research In
31
Kumar Pandey Science & It Iot:A Review Engineering And
Management (Ijsrem)

International Journal Of
Mr. Arvind Dept. of Computer Migrating on Premises Vm to Scientific Research In
32
Kumar Pandey Science & It Aws Engineering And
Management (Ijsrem)

International Journal Of
Mr. Arvind Dept. of Computer Network Security and Scientific Research In
33
Kumar Pandey Science & It Cryptography Engineering And
Management (Ijsrem)

International Journal Of
Dr. Arun Kumar Dept. of Computer A Method for Information
34 Scientific & Engineering
Marandi Science & It Hiding Using Huffman Coding
Research
International Journal Of
Dept. of Computer A Method for Information
35 Divya Paikaray Scientific & Engineering
Science & It Hiding Using Huffman Coding
Research
International Journal Of
Dr. Arun Kumar Dept. of Computer An Analysis of Cyber Security
36 Scientific & Engineering
Marandi Science & It and their Impact
Research

An Analysis Report of
International Journal Of
Dr. Arun Kumar Dept. of Computer Implementation of Smart
37 Scientific & Engineering
Marandi Science & It Parking System Using Internet
Research
of Things

International Journal Of
Sweta Kumari Dept. of Computer Cloud Computing: Impact on
38 Scientific & Engineering
Barnwal Science & It IT Industries
Research

An Empirical Study on
Dept. of Commerce And Liquidity & Profitability
39 Dr. Sonia Riyat Pimt Journal Of Research
Management Positions of Indian Automobile
Companies
Dept. Of Mechanical Structural Dynamics Creating Iosr Journal of Engineering
40 Ashwini Kumar
Engineering Grey Box Models (IOSRJEN)
Effect of Microstructural
Dept. Of Mechanical Attributes on Wheel and Rail World Academics Journal
41 Ashwini Kumar
Engineering Studying the Wear and of Engineering Science
Damage

Conventional & Non-

ept. Of Mechanical Conventional Energy
42 Ashwini Kumar IJSER
Engineering Resources of India Present &
Future

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 BOOKS PUBLISHED BY THE FACULTY MEMBERS

Title of the
Sl. Name of the ISBN/ISSN number Name of the
book/chapters
No. teacher Title of the paper of the proceeding publisher
published

LAMBERT
Prashant Yoga, meditation and
978-620-0-467 55-3 Academic
1 Tiwari mantra chanting --
Publishing

Beneficial effects of LAMBERT

Prashant
Gayatru Mantra 978-620-2-53082-8 Academic
2 Tiwari --
Publishing

Dr. Manoj Poetry of Contemplation

Poetic thoughts
Kumar Pathak Resonating the Self 978-81-94-7052-0-8
3 -- of Ishika Bansal

Agra Book
978-71-4-70532-0-8
4 Nikita Shukla Essential of E commerce -- International

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 EXTENSION ACTIVITIES AND COMMUNITY SERVICE

This is through extension and extracurricular activities; the University develops its students into agents of
social change who can offer long-term answers to societal issues. By involving them in extracurricular
activities, the pupils have developed a sense of community duty and selflessness. AJU takes it a responsibility
to extend hands of social service and for that along with NSS and NCC, the respective departments go for
outreach activities and serve the community in many respects.
National Service Scheme (NSS)

The National Service Scheme (NSS) is an Indian Government-sponsored public service program conducted
by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports of the Government of India. Popularly known as NSS, the scheme
was launched in Gandhi’s Centenary year, 1969. Aimed at developing student’s personality through
community service, NSS is a voluntary association of young people in Colleges, Universities, and at +2 level
working for a campus-community linkage.

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS) WING OF THE AJU:

It is functioning actively from the year academic year 2019. In the year 2019-20, 3 NSS Units were
sanctioned with the approval of Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India via letter no. F. No.
P. 60/NSS/RD/2018/215-218.

TEAM OF NSS:

University NSS Coordinator –

Mr.Paras Nath Mishra

Email: paras.m@arkajainuniversity.ac.in

Contact Number: 8541026773

Program Officer Unit 1, 2&3 –

1. Mr. Rajeev Kumar Sinha

2. Ms. Prerna Rai

3. Dr. Manoj Kumar Pathak

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National Cadet Corps (NCC)

The National Cadet Corps is the Indian military cadet corps with its Headquarters at New Delhi, Delhi,
India. It is open to school and college students on a voluntary basis. National Cadet Corps is a Tri-Services
Organization, comprising the Army, Navy and Air Force, engaged in grooming the youth of the country
into disciplined and patriotic citizens. The National Cadet Corps in India is a voluntary organization which
recruits cadets from high schools, colleges and universities all over India. The Cadets are given basic
military training in small arms and parades. The officers and cadets have no liability for active military
service once they complete their course but are given preference over normal candidates during
selections based on the achievements in the corps.

N.C.C is the largest disciplined youth organization of our country. N.C.C. was established in the year 1948
by enacting an act “National Cadets Corps – 1948” through Parliament in our country. N.C.C. trainings are
imparting to students of schools, Colleges & Universities. Thirteen Lakhs cadets are enrolled throughout
the country.
Our college has a N.C.C. company (Army Wings) attached to37, Jharkhand N.C.C. battalion, Jamshedpur.
Every year N.C.C. unit enrolls new cadets for college N.C.C. unit.
Both boys & girls can join N.C.C.

AGE Group: – 13 to 26 years. Motto of

N.C.C. –Unity & Discipline Aims of

N.C.C.–

1. To develop character, comradeship, discipline, leadership, secular outlook, spirit of adventure and

ideals of Seles service amongst youth of our country.

2. To create human resources of organized, trained and motivated youth to provide leadership in all

walks of life and always available for the service of the nation.

3. To provide a suitable environment to motivate the youth to take up a career in the armed

forces.

For N.C.C. enrolment students can contact ANO/CTO.RANJEET

KUMAR, Coy Commander

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Some Glimpses of Community Services

Fig 3.1 – Lunch for the school kids Fig 3.2 – Observance of Road Safety week

Fig 3.3 – Electoral Awareness Campaign Fig 3.4 – Voter Awareness Campaign

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 Fig 3.5 - Community Field Visit Awareness Programme

Fig 3.6 – Community Field Visit Awareness Programme

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 Fig 3.7 – Distribution of Blankets to the needy

Fig 3.8 – Handwash Awareness campaign

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 STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS

Vidisha Priya (AJU/220128) of BA JMC (2018-21) batch participated in state level competition
organised by AIDYO, dated 28th September 2020 and secured First Position in online speech
competition.

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Milind Kumar (AJU/180965) of B.COM (2018-21) batch, Akshay Kumar Singh (AJU/181374) of B.Tech
in Electrical & Electronics Engineering (2018-22) batch & Harsh Vardhan Pandey (AJU/200361 ) of
B.Tech in Computer Science & Engineering (2020-24) batch Participated in Inter-University
Competition Organized by School of Commerce, JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) dated 14th March to
16th March 2021 and Secured First Position in Table Tennis.

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 Shadan Raza (AJU/180099) of BCA (2018-21) batch Participated in Inter-University Competition
Organized by School of Commerce, JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) dated 14th March to 16th March
2021 and Secured Third Position in Carrom.

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Kumar Deepak (AJU/180246) of BBA (2018-21) batch Participated in Inter-University Competition
Organized by School of Commerce, JAIN (Deemed-to-be University) dated 14th March to 16th March
2021 and Secured Second Position in Carrom.

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Ayushi Jawanpuria (AJU/180267) of B.COM (2018-21) batch Participated in National Competition
Organized by Abhinaya, CMS dated 04th March to 24th March 2021 and Secured Second Position
in

Hindi Play.

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Karandeep Singh (AJU/190855) of B.COM (2019-22) batch & Ankita (AJU/190704) of B.COM (2019-
22) batch Participated in National Competition Organized by Abhinaya, CMS dated 04th March to
24th March 2021 and Secured First Position in Hindi Play.

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Isha Cheetri (AJU/191292) of BA (Hons.)- English (2019-22) batch & Ushra Nishat (AJU/191634) of
BA (Hons.)- English (2019-22) batch Participated in the National Competition Organized by
Abhinaya, CMS on dated 04th March to 24th March 2021 and Secured Third Position in English Play.

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 Rajat Dubey (AJU/190460) of MBA (2019-21) batch & Vijeta (AJU/191086) of MBA (2019-21)
batch Participated in National Competition Organized by LASYA, Centre for Management Studies
on dated 18h March to 20th March 2021 and Secured Third Position in Salsa Dance.

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 Aman Kumar Das (AJU/200138) of MBA (2020-22) batch Participated in National
Competition Organized by LASYA, Centre for Management Studies on dated 18h March to
20th March 2021 and Secured First Position in Singing.

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 Shikha Shalini (AJU/190636) of MBA (2019-21) batch Participated in Inter –University
Competition Organized by ARKA JAIN University dated 03rd May 2021 and Secured First Position
in Online Fit Quiz.

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 Rajeshwari Patro (AJU/181017) of MCA (2018-21) batch Participated in Inter –University
Competition Organized by ARKA JAIN University dated 07th July to 9th July 2020 and Secured First
Position in Online Theme Rangoli.

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 Vidisha Priya (AJU/180529) of BA JMC (2018-22) batch Participated in Inter –University
Competition Organized by ARKA JAIN University on dated 14th May 2021 and Secured Second
Position in Online Theme Based Rangoli.

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 Ragghee Bhattacharya (AJU/190454) of B. Pharma (2019-23) batch & Ishika Choudhary
(AJU/190857) of B. Pharma (2019-23) batch Participated in Inter –University Competition
Organized by ARKA JAIN University on dated 14th May 2021 and Secured Second Position in
Online Festival Based Rangoli.

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 Vaishnavi Gupta (AJU/190393) of B. Pharma (2019-23) batch Participated in Inter –University
Competition Organized by ARKA JAIN University on dated 14th May 2021 and Secured First
Position in Online Flower Based Rangoli.

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 Tanushree Giri (AJU/200214) of B. Pharma (2019-23) batch Participated in Inter –University
Competition Organized by ARKA JAIN University on dated 14th May 2021 and Secured Third
Position in Theme Based Rangoli.

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 CULTURAL AND SPORTS ACTIVITIES

Activities that advance or improve the public's understanding of history or society are referred to as
cultural activities. It is the development and improvement of a person's mind, interests, tastes, and talents
because they allow pupils to explore outside of the classroom. Cultural events have traditionally been a
source of great excitement among students. They are motivated by the efforts of intellectuals,
professionals, and artists who act as role models for them.

Participating in sports develops a person's patience, communication, leadership, punctuality,

accountability, teamwork, trust, and other interpersonal skills that helpsone not just win a particular
sporting tournament but also develop and succeed in other areas of one’s life.In higher education, sports
are crucial in helping young people build a well-rounded personality that includes their body, mind, and
spirit. As a result, university students who actively participate in competitive sports foster a sense of
positive competition in their daily lives.

Keeping this in view, ARKA JAIN University fosters the team spirit through sports conducted by the Sports
Committee of the University. The students are given a wider platform to play different outdoor and
indoor games and they are sent to other sports meet also organized by various educational institutions
across the country. AJU finds it essential that university students from across the nation be brought
together on a "National Platform" through the media of sports and physical activities in order to direct
young people's energy in a positive direction as part of the process of establishing a nation.

AJU hosts RUNBHOOMI, an intra-university sports extravaganza as an annual sports meet to witness
outstanding performances and wide participations across the streams.

The students of AJU participated in Khelotsav, a mega sports meet organized by Central University of
Jharkhand, Ranchi and performed well by bagging over-all runners-up title. The players excelled in
basketball and football winning Gold and in cricket they secured the second position. In Table tennis AJU
was declared second in the category of women.

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 MAJOR CULTURAL EVENTS

Aagaaz (Annual Cultural Fest)

It is indeed a fact that collective, and physical gatherings make a difference. There is profound symbolic
value in the opportunity to experience something together as communities. Cultural events in educational
campus offer such a platform by condensing the exposure to cultural activities over a specific time and
place.

AJU organizes Aagaaz as the annual cultural fest to rejuvenate the students and create an ethos of
collective effort and cultural interaction.

Fig 4.1 – Annual Cultural Fest Fig 4.2 – Students of AJU Performing

Aarambh (Induction & Orientation Programme)

Student Induction Programme engages with the new students as soon as they come into the institution;
before regular classes start. At the start of the induction, the incumbents learn about the institutional
policies, processes, practices, culture and values, and their mentor groups are formed. The induction
programme introduces the students to the programme of study and the facilities available to them. The
objective is to prepare students for their course of study and ensure a smooth transition into university
life.

There are singing, dance and theatrical performances by the existing students during the entire
programme and it creates an environment of interactions.

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 Fig 4.3 – Students performing dance Fig 4.4 – Classical dance performanc

Roo-ba-Roo (Freshers’ Party-Ice breaker for New Students)

Freshers' day marks the beginning of a new journey in a student's life. It is the day when the seniors of
the University extend a warm welcome to its new batch of students. In addition, senior students meet the
juniors to unitedly celebrate being a part of the University.

At AJU, Roo-ba-Roo is the freshers’ meet which starts with vibrant performances from both the seniors
and the new entrants. It becomes a stress-free ice-breaker session as well creating a cultural link and
sensible bonding.

Fig 4.5 – Welcome song by seniors during Fresher’s Day

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Holi Invasion

The Indian festival of Holi is in the pleasure of the arrival of spring, love, and new life. While some families
undertake religious rituals, for many, Holi is just a time for celebration. It's a vibrant festival with singing,
dancing, and the flinging of coloured water and powder paint. The "festival of colours" is a different name
for Holi.

Holi, also known as the festival of colour, is a joyous celebration during which family and friends splash
one other with coloured water and daub coloured powders on each other.

AJU celebrates Holi with the title ‘Holi Invasion’ that signifies the victory of good over evil, the arrival of
spring, end of winter, and for many a festive day to meet others, play and laugh, forget and forgive, and
repair broken relationships, and is also celebrated as a thanks giving for a good harvest. It gives a
message of unity and trust.

Fig 4.6 – Holi celebration at AJU

Fig 4.7 – Students of AJU enjoying Holi Celebration

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Yuva

The vivacity of any live event is its dance performancesand most would not settle for anything but the
best which is why two professional Jharkhand folkdance troops namely Santhal and Ho dance teams were
invited with the help of Tata Steel Foundationto perform and by their performance they provided a sense
of identity and mesmerized the audience atthe same time.

Fig 4.8 – Yuva Fashion show

Fig 4.8 – Yuva group photo

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Navotsav

The festival of Durga Puja by name Navotsav at Arka Jain University is celebrated to pray the incarnations
of Goddess Durga and commemorate Gandhi and ShastriJayanti. There were in-house inter school events
like classical dance, fashion show, bhakti geet, face painting, pot painting, rangoli, mehendi and debate.
There were on-stage events like dance-drama, short films, skit, classical dance, fashion show, bhakti geet
and dandiya.

Fig 4.9 – Students of AJU performing Fig 4.10 – Group Dance in Navotsav

Roshni

In India Diwali is a five-day long celebration, with the third day serving as the primary event. Most people
pray to Ganesh, the god of luck and wisdom for the upcoming year, and Lakshmi, the goddess of riches,
during Diwali night. Although Diwali marks various historical occurrences and tales for each of the four
major world religions—Hinduism, Jainism, Sikhism, and Buddhism—it nonetheless symbolizes the
triumph of light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance, and good over evil.

AJU celebrates Diwali by the name ‘Roshni’ in which a number of cultural performances are
executed by the students and staffs.

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 Fig 4.11- Rangoli decoration by students Fig 4.12- Lighting if Lamp during Roshni

Annual Expedition @ AJU Carvaan

Learning that is connected to exploration and journey-based experiences or expeditions, is known as
expeditionary education. It is frequently used interchangeably with adventure education, outdoor
education, environmental education, or experiential education.

AJU takes the students to different places of historical, cultural and mythological importance in the form
of educational tour-Carvaan, as educational excursions are learning opportunities that let students put
their teachings into practice in the real world. These vacations frequently serve as the student's most
treasured memories. On an educational excursion, students' brains are relaxed, which increases their
likelihood of learning.

Fig 4.13- Annual Expedition tour Fig 4.14 – AJU Students enjoying in Rishikesh

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AJU hosts RUNBHOOMI, an intra-university sports extravaganza as an annual sports meet to witness
outstanding performances and wide participations across the streams.

The students of AJU participated in Khelotsav, a mega sports meet organized by Central University of
Jharkhand, Ranchi and performed well by bagging over-all runners-up title. The players excelled in
basketball and football winning Gold and in cricket they secured the second position. In Table tennis AJU
was declared second in the category of women.

Fig 6.1- Prizes & Trophies of Annual Sports Meet

Fig 6.2- Winners with Trophy

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 Fig 6.3- AJU Team winner in Khelotsav Ranchi

Fig 6.3- Inter School Basketball match in Sports Day

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 TRAINING AND PLACEMENT & TOP RECURUITING AGENCIES

The role of the Placement and Training Cell is to mentor students in making the best career decisions,
impart knowledge, skills, and aptitude, and help students fulfil the industry's workforce needs. It also
maintains and frequently updates the student database and businesses creating useful connections for
recruiting on campuses.

The Training & Placement Cell of ARKA JAIN University strives hard to train and place the students in
reputed industries and farms. It is tried that the students can learn more about the industries they will be
entering. With far greater awareness and preparation, they enter the working world. Of course, placing
students in reputable organizations where they can begin their careers is the major goal of a placement
cell.

Placement Related Facts

Top 10 Companies List

HSBC 450258
Srva Education Pvt.Ltd 468000
Pin Click 480000
Intellipaat Software Solutions Private Limited 530000
Planetspark 590000
Winspark Innovations Learning Pvt Ltd 590400
Skorion Technologies Private Linited 600000
Extramarks 600000
Sourcefuse Technologies India Private Limited 900000
Byjus 1000000

200000 400000 600000 800000 1000000 1200000

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 Program wise Highest CTC PY -2020-2021

Max of
Pay
Program Packag
Name Of
Company Graduated e At
Student
Name From Appoin Designation Logo
Placed
t ment

Business
Ajitesh Developmen t
Kumar Byjus BCA 1000000
Trainee

Sourcefuse
Technologie s
Reeturaj Engineer- Web
India Private MCA 900000
Chatterje e Apps
Limited
Skorion
Ayushi Technologie s
Jawanpur Sales
Private BCOM( H) 400000
ia Manager
Linited

Kowshik Area Sales

Biswas Extramarks MBA 360000 Manager
Winspark
Innovations Business
B.Tulsi Priya Learning BA JMC 590400 Developmen t
Pvt Ltd Counsellor

Business
Jyoti Developmen t
Planetspark BA ENG 650400
Kumari Counsellor

Md. Business
Farhan Developmen t
Planetspark BBA 650400
Hussain Counsellor

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 Training Sessions

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 COUNSELLING CENTRE

ARKA JAIN University recognizes the importance of mental health and provides a counselling centre on
campus to help students cope with personal, academic, and emotional challenges.

The centre offers confidential counselling services to students who are struggling with mental health
issues.

The counselling centre at ARKA JAIN University offers a variety of services to students, including
individual counselling sessions, group therapy, and workshops on various topics related to mental health
and wellness. Some of the issues that the centre help students with include stress, anxiety, depression,
relationship issues, grief and loss, and academic and career concerns.

The centre also provides crisis intervention services to students who may be experiencing an emotional
or psychological crisis. Students can reach out to the centre during office hours or contact the centre’s
emergency hot line for immediate assistance outside of office hours.

The counselling centre at ARKA JAIN University is an essential resource for students who need help with
their mental health and well-being. The university's commitment to providing these services shows its
dedication to creating a safe and supportive environment for all students.

Fig 5.1 – Counselling Centre

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 Fig 5.2- Sitting arrangement of Counselling Centre at AJU

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 SPORTS AND GYM FACILITIES

ARKA JAIN University is committed to promoting a healthy and active lifestyle among its students and
offers a range of sports facilities to cater to their needs. The university has a well- equipped gymnasium
with modern equipment and facilities for students to exercise and stay fit. Additionally, the university
also has facilities for outdoor sports such as cricket, football, basketball, volleyball, and badminton.

The university also encourages students to participate in various sports and fitness events throughout the
year, including intercollegiate tournaments, sports festivals, and health and wellness programs. These
events provide students with opportunities to showcase their skills and compete with their peers from
other colleges and universities.

ARKA JAIN University aims to provide its students with a conducive environment for sports and fitness
activities, allowing them to maintain a healthy and balanced lifestyle alongside their academic pursuits.

Fig 6.1 Basketball court at AJU

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 Fig 6.2 Cricket net practice field at AJU

Fig 6.3 Multipurpose Playground

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 Fig 6.4 AJU Indoor Sports centre

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 Fig 10.6 Chest press in butterfly machine at Gym Centre

Fig 10.7 Leg press machine at Gym Centre

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 MEDIA COVERAGE

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