Annual Report 2007-2008
Preface
Institute for Excellence in Higher Education has established itself as a model
Institution of higher learning in a short span of ten years. As the name goes the
Institute has earned recognition far and wide for qualitative teaching and all round
development of our students. We in the Institute strive to carve out the young talents,
'our students' into outstanding human beings ready to face the challenging world
outside.
Located in a lush green valley with beautiful surroundings that provide a very
conducive atmosphere for higher learning, IEHE took up the onerous task of
disseminating knowledge as well as encouraging original and new ideas among
students, so as to train them to meet the challenges of the modern world successfully.
Since its inception in 1995, IEHE is continuously engaged in elevating its standards
and evolving innovative methods of learning. Its efforts in this direction paid off when
it received an 'A' grade from National Assessment and Accreditation Council,
Bangalore in 2004.
A modest teacher taught ratio and effective ‘Tutor Guardian Scheme’ has helped in
developing a healthy interactive environment for teaching and learning. Along with
traditional classroom teaching, subjective approach of laboratory working, seminars,
group discussions, quizzes, and assignments, educational trips, monthly G.K. and
current affairs test are the other means through which the students are grilled to ripen
into well equipped, talented and smart individuals. Computer Awareness is
compulsory for every student as it forms a part of foundation course. Workshops and
seminars are also conducted by the invited guest personalities to broaden the horizons
of the students in various walks of life.
The examination system is comprehensive as the continuous evaluation scheme
involves internal as well as external modes of evaluation evolved over the years. This
system is truly transparent as any student can see his/her answer sheets as well as get
them rechecked. Also there is scope for students to rectify their mistakes and go
through learning experience as answer sheets of meritorious students are displayed in
the library for the benefit of all.
IEHE creates its own checks and balances through an inbuilt feedback mechanism.
This gives scope and chance to the faculty also to improve upon their skills, teaching
methodologies and knowledge base of the subject.
The Management and Legal Status
The Institute is autonomous and is managed by ‘The Institute for Excellence in Higher
Education Society’, Bhopal, registered under the ‘Society Registration Act 1973 and
has been recognised by the UGC in july 2002 under 2(f) & 12(B), of the UGC Act
1956. The Policies are laid down by the General Council headed by the Hon’ble
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Minister for Higher Education, and the Executive body headed by Additional Chief
Secretary/ Principal Secretary, Govt. of M.P., Higher Education Department.
IEHE has been granted autonomy by the University, under the provision of section,
6(16) of the Madhya Pradesh Vishwavidyalaya Adhiniyam, 1973. The UGC has also
granted autonomy to the Institute in January 2007. Making judicious use of this
autonomy, the Institute designs and routinely updates its syllabi to meet the standards
of the best of national and International universities. It also constantly evolves and
upgrades the teaching, evaluation and examination methodologies.
The Director is the administrative head of the Institute and all academic matters are
decided and implemented by various bodies constituted as per the memorandum of
'The Institute for Excellence in Higher Education Society,’ Bhopal. (Annexure-I)
The Director in co-ordination with the Heads of the Departments and faculty
members, ensures the smooth functioning and management of academic and
administrative matters.
Infrastructure
The Institute has well-equipped Classrooms, Departmental Staff-rooms, Girls'
Common Room, Laboratories for Physics, Electronics, Chemistry, Food Science &
Quality Control, Biotechnology, Computer & Psychology, besides an office complex
and Confidential section, on its campus. It also has a conference room furnished with
an audio visual system. A sprawling playground for cricket and outdoor games has
also been developed. The expansion and diversification of the Institute and the
introduction of new courses has been responsible for the rapid growth and
improvement in the infrastructural facilities of the Institute. Chemistry lab has been
extended to accommodate students of Bio-technology.
Parking lots for students and the faculty have been upgraded and increased to
accommodate the growing numbers.
Additions to infrastructural facilities in the academic session 2007-08
(i)
All the departments have been equipped with computer and laser printer.
(ii)
12 new classrooms and two new seminar halls have been constructed
(iii)
New girls hostel has been constructed.
(iv)
Hardware maintenance laboratory has been developed.
(v)
20 new P-4 systems have been installed in the computer lab.
(vi)
15 laser printers have been purchased and installed
(vii)
Antivirus software "Quick heal" is installed in the server and client
machines
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(viii) MS-office and SQL software’s are installed
(ix)
IBM Think pad (Note book/ Laptop) is purchased for conferences and
meetings
(x)
Broadband and Internet connectivity has been installed
(xi)
Three CRO's were purchased for Physics and Electronics Lab
(xii)
Seven more OHPs have been added to enhance quality teaching in the
Institute
Library
The Institute is engaged in continuously upgrading the library facilities for the
students.
(i)
Our library is fully computerized. And the first step for E-Lib has been
completed under which existing books and the facilities provided by
library can be seen online.
(ii)
There are 10977 books in the library. In the session 2007-08, 1489
books (cost Rs. 4 lakhs) has been purchased. Under the Book Bank
scheme economically weaker students have been benefited
(iii)
To ensure the optimum utilization of Library a number of Orientation
programmes are organised like Book fair, display of the new arrivals,
Library suggestion register and Gold medal to the student who makes
maximum utilization of the library are some such programmes which
encourage students. Under such scheme it has been observed that
monthly 10,000 students visit library.
(iv)
Books are made available for the competitive exams and personality
development.
(v)
Motivation corner has been set up in which the constant updation of the
related material is ensured.
(vi)
Answer sheets of the toppers are displayed for the students.
(vii)
(vii) 302 important books, referred most often by the students, have been
hard bound and 200 partially damaged books were ended and made
available for use.
New books / journals subscribed and their value:
(i)
1489 new books worth Rs.4 lacs have been purchased.
(ii)
Some of the important magazines & journals which have been
subscribed for session 2007 – 08 are :
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India Today, Frontline, Competition Master, Competition Success, Science
Reporter, Business Today, Business India, Pratiyogita Darpan, Readers
Digest, Women's era, Vagarth, Sarita, Down to earth, Current titles in
electrochemistry, Transactions of the saest, Economic Political Weekly,
Edutrack, Resonance, Vikalp, Gyanabh, Varah Mihir, Applied Maths,
Current Science, University News
IT Enabled Services
A sophisticated IT enabled Network has been developed in the Institute. All admission
procedure, examination work and administrative functions are facilitated and
expedited through computers. The confidential section also serves as a database for
the continuous evaluation and internal assessment records that are a part and parcel of
the examination pattern of the Institute as well as all other sorts of information
including circulars, handouts, students and staff profiles and Alumni records.
The UGC has selected the Institute as the UGC Network Resource Centre, for
creating computer facilities along with Internet connectivity. This will further
strengthen the IT setup at the Institute
Construction & Funding
A.
Construction
The construction plan of the Institute has been chalked out in IV-phases.
B.

The Institute is under the III-phase of its master plan, and the construction
work of hostel buildings for girls is complete whereas the boys hostel as
proposed by the plan is under progress.

12 classrooms and two new seminar halls have been constructed.
Funding
As far as funding of the Institute is concerned, being an autonomous Institution
IEHE tries to raise funds from different sources. These include the following:

A grant in aid from the state government. In this session a grant in
aid of Rs 1 crore, 2 lakh and 72 thousand has been received from the
state government.

From its own resources through tuition fees, examination fees etc.

From UGC
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Student's Enrolment and Courses Offered
The number of students enrolled in 1st year Honours degree courses in this academic
session were 300 and the total strength of the Institute graduated to 889.
(Annexure-II)
The Institute offers Honours degree courses in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry,
Computer Science, Accounts, Management, Economics, Political Science, Sociology,
English Literature, Psychology and History. Also PG courses namely: M.B.E. (Master
of Business Economics), M.A. in Public Administration, M.Sc. and M.Phil. in
Mathematics are run by the Institute. This is the only institute affiliated to Barkatullah
University that runs an M Phil Programme in Mathematics, MBE and vocational
course in Food Science & Quality Control at the UG level.
The Institute has maintained a track record of good results. This year too the
percentage of successful candidates has been more than 90%. The details of the results
declared in the month of June can be seen on Annexure-III.
Faculty
The Institute is managed by both, the permanent faculty recruited by the state
government and honorary faculty involving scholars, experts and people from diverse
fields. The total strength of the faculty as teaching staff is, 38 in permanent faculty and
30 in the guest faculty in this academic session. (Annexure-IV)
New Faculty
With the joining of few more members in the permanent staff of various departments
teaching and other activities were carried out with greater efficiency. The addition of
new faculty members in this session are:
1. Dr Anjali Acharya ( Department of Chemistry)
Curriculum Review
Making judicious use of its autonomy granted by the university, under the provision of
section 6(16) of the M.P. Vishwavidyalaya Adhiniyam, 1973 the Institute updates its
syllabi to meet the standard of the best of National and International Universities.
This year too, Board of Studies meetings were organized by various departments to
review their syllabi.
Academic Field Activities
In order to impart practical and field exposure to the students, IEHE organizes
following programme in routine manner.
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Summer Training, Industrial Visits were organized for the students. A brief
account is given below:
(1)
Summer & Winter Job Trainings organized for MBE students (15 days
and 45 days respectively)
S.
No.
Class
Place of Job Training
1
MBE
Coco-Cola, Beverages Ltd. Bhopal
02
2
MBE
BHEL, Bhopal
05
3
4
MBE
MBE
Max Life Insurance, Bhopal
Godrej, Philips, Mumbai
02
01
5
6
MBE
MBE
ICICI Prudential, Jabalpur
Balco, Korba
07
01
7
8
MBE
MBE
Ruchi Stripes , Indore
LIC, Bhopal
01
01
(2)
No. of students
Job Trainings during summer vacation organized by Department of Food
Science & Quality Control
S.
No.
1
Class
Place of Job Training
Time Period
B.Sc. I
Central Institute of Plastic
Engineering &
Technology, Govindpura,
Bhopal
15/05/08
31/08/08
No. of
students
19
2
B.Sc. I
Central Institute foe
Agriculture and
Engineering Nabibag
Karond, Bhopal
09/06/08
24/06/08
19
3
B.Sc. I
30/06/08
05
4
B.Sc. I
30/06/08
04
5
6
B.Sc. II
B.Sc. II
Bhopal Dugdh Sangh, 17/06/08
(Sanchi)
Habibganj
Bhopal
Top-N-Town Ice Cream 15/06/08
Factory
Govindpura,
Bhopal
Career College, Bhopal
24/06/08
Pollution Control Board, 24/03/08
Bhopal
30/06/08
31/03/08
04
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(3)
Job Trainings during vinter vacation organized by Department of Food
Science & Quality Control
S. No.
Class
Place of Job Training
1
B.Sc. I
M.P. Minor Forest Product 01/12/07
Barkhera Pathani, Bhopal
22/12/07
No. of
students
19
2
B.Sc. II
Bhopal Memorial Hospital 03/12/07
& Research Centre Bhopa
18/12/07
14
(4)
Time Period
Job-trainings during summer vacation for student of Biotechnology
S. No. Class
Place of Job Training
1
B.Sc. II
Career College, Department 20/05/08
of Biotechnology, Bhopal
2
B.Sc. II
Grow Tip
Bhopal
Biotech
Time Period
Lab, 20/05/08
No. of
Students
12/06/08
05
12/06/08
05
(5) Instrumentation training for students of Chemistry Honours
S. No. Class
Place of Job Training
1
M.P. Pollution
Board, Bhopal
(6)
B.Sc. II
Time Period
No.
of
Students
Control 24/03/08 31/03/08
15
Job training during summer vacation visit for the student of Chemistry &
Food Science & Quality Control
S. No. Date of visit
Place of visit
Class
1
23/01/07
Kolar ”water purification plant” (for All
students
of
testing water purification)
B.Sc.I, II, III and
faculty member
2
28/04/07
Ghanshyam
Pipariya
3
28/04/07
Narmada
Pipariya
Dal
mill
Bankhedi, All
students
of
B.Sc.I, II, III and
faculty member
sugar
mill
Bankhedi, All
students
of
B.Sc.I, II, III and
faculty member
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Activities of other departments

Psychology Department
The department has been at the forefront in ensuring that Psychology is not
restricted to books but percolates down into practical life. The purpose has also
been to see that practicality and applied side to Psychology are integrated into
system. In order to ensure this various sessions of debates, quiz and discussions
were conducted. Staging of role play, model making, chart making were
encouraged. An effort was made to stress upon case studies in projects. Also
visitation to various orphanages, detention centres were ensured.
In brief, attempts were made to make Psychology informative and educative
both.


An essay competition was organised by the department on the topic
‘ADDICTION’ and the prizes were distributed by Rotary Club in October,
2007.

A visit at Digdarshika, an NGO for mentally and physically challenged
children for B.A. 2nd year and final honours students was also organised.
History Department

Dr. Manisha Sharma from the Department of History participated in the
Debate Competition organised by the Manav Sangrahalaya, Shyamla Hills,
Bhopal and won 2nd Prize.

INNOVATION –
For the paper – ‘History Application in Tourism’1) 75 marks are divided in 15 tests, each of 5 marks, instead of routine class
room tests of 25 marks each. Marks were allotted to visits, PowerPoint
presentations, reports on visits, collection of matter from different sites and
to prepare study material etc.
2) Round the semester students were busy in preparing reports on Power Point
Presenation on different allotted topics.
3) This paper deals with the tourism and tourist places of M.P. as well as India,
so this methodology proved very successful in inspiring interest among
students.

Commerce Department

The students of B.Com. Part-III visited the Consumer Redressal State
Commission, MP Nagar, Bhopal where they had an open interactive
audience with the Commission Chairperson Justice N.K. Jain and
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Registrar Mr. Sushil Kumar. The basic objective of the visit was to
enhance and provide practical knowledge of Consumer Protection Act to
the students. A lively and informative discussion was held during the visit.
The students appreciated the visit and felt that it was an enlightening
experience for them.

English Department

A colourful English Festival ‘Pot Pourrie’ was celebrated from 11th
September, 2007 to 13th September, 2007. The itinery of the programme
included –
1)
Colourful Inaugural function.
2)
Literary Fancy Dress Competition which recorded about 25
participants.
3)
One – act – play – ‘The Hour Glass’ by W.B.Yeats was staged by
BAI (Eng. Hons)
4)
Elocution competition which recorded about 30 participants.
5)
Extempore competition which recorded about 20 participants.
The Department of English spearheaded the publication of the Annual
Magazine Excel Essence 2007 successfully
Assignments and Presentations
In their academic pursuit students make presentation of their project
assignments, which is a part of our continuous evaluation scheme. Even at
graduation level a dissertation/project report is undertaken by the students
as a part of their partial fulfillment of the degree course in various subjects
like Economics, Commerce, Psychology & Food Science & Quality
Control.
Faculty Enrichment Activities
Research Project
The faculty are continuously engaged in active research. Many faculty members are
research guides and are engaged in bringing out quality study material in their
respective subjects. With the joining of new faculty in various departments the
resource pool of the Institute has registered an upward trend creating further scope for
research activities.
The faculty has to its credit a number of articles and research work in various journals,
newspapers, magazines, and other important publications. The faculty members of the
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Institute have actively participated in various seminars, paper presentation, workshops,
refresher courses etc. (Annexure-V).
Faculty as Resource Persons/Experts and other Activities
Our faculty members are regularly invited as resource persons/experts in various
academic activities undertaken not only in Bhopal, but also at the National level. Our
faculty is regularly giving inputs by participating in various other academic activities
such as chairpersons in academic functions, members of interview boards, Board of
Studies, Research Guides etc. A detailed account of such special faculty achievements
is given in Annexure-VI.
Formation of Clubs/Committees/Cell
Various clubs, committees and cells have been constituted in the Institute paving way
for the conduction of multifarious activities round the year. Interesting sessions,
discussions, meetings are held under the aegis of these clubs and committees
facilitating a strong student, teacher and resource person interaction. Guest lectures
from esteemed personalities, experts and academicians also widens the scope for
students' interaction with the outside world and the recent on goings in the various
fields.
Social Service Club
The members and students of the social club in collaboration with NSS visited Matra
Chayaa and distributed the items required by them
Current Event Club
The club organized a number of essay competitions in which the students took part
actively
Literary Club
The club organized an extempore speech competition and also held a group discussion
to brief the students about the details and procedure of the Civil Services Examination.
Economics Club
Economics club aims to inculcate awareness among the students regarding various
economic jargons and help them to analyze economic policies and their impact on
general economic environment. To achieve this objective the club organizes, debates,
seminars, group discussions, creative writing on economic issues, session to develop
the analytical and presentation skills and various issues related to economic scenario.
Psychology Club
The Psychology Club organized workshops titled ‘Psycho Vision’, ‘Know Your Self’,
in which the students realized the value of knowing themselves in better perspective.
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The club also organized essay competition titled ‘Impact of Changing Life Styles
Human Psyche’.
Yoga Club
The club organizes regular yoga classes for the hostel inmates which is compulsory
for all.
Internet Club
UGC's Network Resource Centre (NRC) is effectively functioning. Most of the
students have used the service of the centre in completing their assignments and
project works. Faculty have also used the facilities for administrative and academic
purposes. Broadband and Internet connectivity has been established in the Institute.
Nature and Adventure Club
An adventure movie”Eight below” was screened for the students following which a
quiz was organized based on the movie.
Cultural Activity Club
Various activities to bring out creativity were organized round the year –TARANG- A
multifaceted colorful cultural festival was organized on 3 AND 4 March 2008 The
programme aimed at providing students a forum to show case their talent in both
cultural and creative pursuits. On one hand there were bright and colorful dance
programmes, melodious singing while on the other hand programmes like Laughter
Challenge, Fancy Dress, Drama, Indian Brides and Bridegrooms showcased their
creative abilities.
Healthy Practices
(A) Bridge Course
The bridge course committee formed in the Institute runs courses from time to
time to meet the curriculum requirements of the students. In this session a bridge
course was conducted in mathematics looking to the growing importance of
Mathematics in Economics and also other social sciences. This course was
conducted in July-August 2006. The course contents included matrices, quadratic
& simultaneous equations and differential calculus, integral calculus etc.
Additional guidance was given to13 students for English language wherein the
basics of grammar, comprehension of the prescribed text and the preparation of
long and short answers were focused.
(B) Educational Tour
The Institute organises educational excursions to different parts of country
in each semester break. These are very popular among the students. These
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trips give a unique kind of exposure and education besides being
recreational.
(C) Institution of Medals
Medals Instituted by the faculty in the memory of their relatives
1.
Shri Chaturbhuj Garg Memorial Medal instituted by Prof. C.M. Garg in
memory of his father for securing highest marks in Accounts Honours.
2.
Shri Hiralal Gupta Memorial Medal instituted by Dr. Santosh Gupta in
memory of his father for securing highest marks in Management Honours.
3.
Shri Nandram Hundet Memorial Medal instituted by Dr. Anuj Hundet in
memory of his father for securing highest marks in Computer Sc.
Honours.
4.
Shri Gendalal Chaudhari Memorial Medal instituted by Dr. K.M. Jain in
memory of his father for securing highest marks in Physics Honours.
5.
Shri Sakharam Pagey Memorial Medal instituted by Dr. S.S. Pagey in
memory of his father for securing highest marks in Mathematics Honours.
6.
Shri Ratan Khare Memorial Medal instituted by Prof. Nandini Verma in
memory of her brother for securing highest marks in Economics Honours.
7.
Shri Balraj Khanna Memorial Medal instituted by Dr. D.P. Khanna in
memory of his father for securing highest marks in History Honours.
8.
Smt. Shobhna Sonwalkar Memorial Medal instituted by Dr. Anita
Deshpande in memory of her mother for securing highest marks in M.A.
Pub. Adm.
9.
Shri. R.S. Marwah Memorial Medal instituted by Smt. Kalpana Malik in
memory of her father for securing highest marks in M.B.E.
10.
Ms. Kirti Maini Memorial Medal instituted by Late Dr. Ashok Maini in
memory of his sister for highest scorer in G.K. Tests.
The list of recipients of these medals are enlisted in Annexure-VII
(F)
Scholarships
Scholarships under the following categories are given to the students:
Government Scholarship
The ratio of government scholarships given to SC/ST/OBC categories are
29, 05, 58 respectively.
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Scholarship Instituted by the Institute
We have introduced three types of scholarships:
(G)
(i)
Rs. 2,000 for meritorious students in all the faculties.
(ii)
Rs. 6,000 for meritorious cum needy students (10 scholarship)
(iii)
Rs. 6,000 each per year for economically weaker students (10
scholarship)
Insurance
IEHE has covered all the students numbering 1028 for accidental treatment and
risk to life of the students and guardian. The Insurance Scheme currently in
vogue is provided by the United Insurance Company Ltd.
The maximum health treatment cover on account of any accident is limited to
Rs. 25,000/- and a risk to life cover is limited to a maximum of Rs. 3 lacs only.
In case of death of the guardian an additional cover of Rs. 30,000/- is provided
to fund tuition fee.
Towards Creative Excellence
(A)
Institute’s Annual Magazine & Departmental Newslettes
The Institute publishes a magazine every year which chronicles the cultural,
academic and overall activities of the Institute. Literary articles from the faculty
and the students are an outstanding feature of the magazine. The students are
actively involved in the making of the magazine by way of editing and making
creative contributions. Newsletters are also published regularly and give an
update of various activities of the Institute.
(B)
Cultural/Literary Activities
The students of the Institute participated in a number of Cultural/Literary
Activities throughout the year both in the Institute and outside it. Details are
enlisted in Annexure-VIII.
(C)
Sports
The Institute has actively promoted sports activities. Consequentially students
have excelled at the national level. Some of the students have been conferred
honours in intercollegiate meets at the district and university level. Details are
given below:
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1.
Awards
(a) National Level
1. Gymnasium – (National Championship)
(i) Shashwat Patel – B.com II (third position)
2. Female’s Throw ball – (National Championship)
(i) Ku. Samar Nal
(b) Intercollegiate Level
3. Athletic (inter college tournament)
(i) Anup T. George – B.A. I – Long Jump (second position)
(ii) Aditya Thakre – B.Com II – Shot Put – (third position)
(iii) Aditya Thakre – B.Com II –Disc throw- Third position)
2.
Participation
Institute’s teams participated in various inter college competition of - Football
(M), Volleyball (M), Cricket (M), T.T. (M), Badminton (M), Athletics (M),
Tennis, Basketball
3.
Organization
(a) Organised district level inter college Kho – Kho competition (2007-08)
(b) Annual sports meet
(b) Inter faculty Tournaments –
Football (M), Volleyball (M), Cricket (M), Volleyball (F), Badminton
(M), Athletics (M & F), Cricket (F)
(D)
NSS.
The N.S.S. wing of the Institute is supervised by Programme Officer, Dr.
Madhu Jain and Member Officer Ms. Anita Deshbhratar. The following
activities were undertaken by the N.S.S. volunteers during this session.
(i)
Camps organised under N.S.S.
a) 10 day NSS camp at village Prempura near Bhopal in which 45
students participated. (26.12.07 – 04.01.08)
b) A training programme for residents of the village aspiring to be
guides for Van Vihar (26.12.07 – 04.01.08)
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(ii) Shramdaan in Vanvihar (13.01.08)
(iii) Organised blood donation camp (10.02.08)
(iv) Celebration of Van Mahaotsav: Plantation in the Campus
(v) A Lecture by Mr. Subba Rao on ‘Social Service’. (12.03.08)
(vi) Awareness programme on vaccination and clean water in jhuggi
region. Distribution of Chlorine tablets to the people residing there
in.(21.8.07 – 1.9.07)
(vii) Extension activities sponsored by UGC were undertaken in
collaboration with the departments of Food Science & Quality Control
Department and a training was given to villagers for the preparation of
Squash, Jelly & Pickles and chemicals like phenyl, soap etc. of daily
use.
(viii) Distribution of clothes, fruits and sweets in Matrachhaya Orphanage
house.
(ix) Distribution of clothes, fruits and sweets in Mother Teresa Orphanage
houses
(E)
NCC
A unit of 100 students has been sanctioned by the Barkatullah University,
Bhopal at the Institute.
Training, Placement Activity & Campus Recruitment

Training and guiding the students for their future endeavours is an important
function performed by the cell.

Orientation Sessions were organised to introduce new vistas of career
opportunities to the students.
1. Career in the IT sector
Session was conducted for the science students by Mr. Abhishek Agarwal of
Focus Consultants on 5.09.07. The students were briefed about the career
option available in this sector after graduation, the selection process adopted
in general and how to prepare for it.
2. Career in the BPO sector
A seminar was conducted on 09.09.07 by Hero Mindmine Group where
students were briefed about the job profile, selection process, preparing for
campus and growth prospects in this sector.
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3. Studies Abroad
Session was conducted by the Centre for Counseling, Training and Research in
School and Higher Education and Vocations in India and Abroad on 09.02.08.
The students were briefed about the courses available in the University of
IOWA. The benefits of studying abroad, the admission procedure, the
qualifications required and other formalities were the focus of the session.
4. Career in Defence
Session was conducted on 18.03.08 by Col. V.P.Tripati. He encouraged the
students to join the Defence Services. Eligibility criteria, selection procedure
allowances and perquisites were focused upon. He acquainted the students that
the service to the nation is the greatest service that a person can undertake.
5. Seminars and workshops
1. Seminar on Personality Development, Achievement and Motivation:
Conducted on 18.09.07 by Mr. Pallab Bose, corporate trainer from Facelift
Foundation
2. Workshop on Resume Writing: Conducted on 26.09.07 by Mr. Pallab
Bose, corporate trainer from Facelift Foundation. Students were taught to
prepare their resume which is the first step to the right placement.
3. Seminar on Emotional Intelligence was organised on 19th January, 2008
in which Dr. Shikha Lahiri, guided the students highlighting the importance
of emotional intelligence in dealing with day to day problem.
4. Workshop on Group Discussion: Conducted on 24.03.08 by Mr. Shekhar
Jain, Director Edge Makers. The right way to participate in the Group
Discussion was focused upon.
5. Workshop on Personal Interview: Conducted on 25.03.08 BY Mr. Ravi
Gorowala, Cerebral Heights. In a highly interactive session the students
were briefed about appearing in interviews and the frequently asked
questions (FAQ) were answered A detailed report of the training &
placement cell is enlisted in Annexure-IX
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Highlights of the Institute
1.
Regular 'flag hoisting'.
2.
Zero tolerance policy for tackling the problem of ragging
3.
Formation of Anti-ragging committee
4.
Fair and prompt administrative work
5.
Arranging Guest lectures of experts in their respective fields and interactive
sessions with the students.
6.
Inviting Subject Experts for interaction with students.
7.
Taking regular feedback from the students.
8.
Assigning project works to the students to help the Institute in providing
software solutions to the problems related to management and academics.
9.
Multifarious activities viz; industrial visits, educational excursions, institutional
visits, workshops, group discussions orientation lectures for competitive
examinations etc.
10.
Award of the Director’s medal for the best all-round student and Faculty
sponsored medals for toppers in different subjects and best performing students
in various other activities.
11.
Transparent, fully computerized examination system.
12.
Organizing teaching-learning workshops
13.
Strict adherence to the academic calendar.
14.
Functioning of various clubs viz. current events club, cultural club, literary club
and other subject’s clubs for increasing participation and sharing knowledge
and views.
15.
Regular intra and inter departmental meetings.
16.
Welcome and Farewell Parties to freshers and outgoing students respectively.
17.
Collaboration with NGOs.
18.
Efficient working of the Placement Cell.
19.
Voluntary support, guidance and cooperation from the Alumni association
20.
Compulsory Current Affairs and General Knowledge test every month for all
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the students.
21.
Effective and purposeful Tutor Guardian scheme.
22.
Publication of the annual magazine of the Institute and departmental
newsletters
23.
Regular Degree Distribution Programme.
24.
Orientation programme for new faculty members.
25.
Constitution of Grievance and Redressal Cell.
26.
Organizing Yoga classes for hostellers.
27.
Organizing programmes related to medical care.
28.
Formation of Plan Executive Committee
The journey at IEHE through the corridors of trials ad triumphs has been a very
enchanting and fulfilling experience. IEHE with its share of milestones has taken a
unbeatable lead in quality education. “Success consists in a series of little daily
efforts”. IEHE with the steadfast mission of making education simple and easily
accessible has careless endeavoured towards periodic updation of the syllabi,
examination system, evaluation process and teaching methodology. The multifarious
activities both academic and co-curricular ingrains hard-work, an indomitable spirit all the qualities of head and heart.
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Annexure-I
GENERAL COUNCIL
Chairman
Hon'ble Minister for Higher Education, Government of M.P.
Vice Chairman
Additional Chief Secretary/Principal Secretary,
Higher Education Department, Government of M.P.
Members
Principal Secretary/Secretary,
Finance Department, Govt. of M.P.
Principal Secretary/Secretary,
Sports and Youth Welfare, Department, Govt. of M.P.
Principal Secretary/Secretary,
Schedule Cast Welfare Department, Govt. of M.P.
Principal Secretary/Secretary,
Backward Class Welfare Department, Govt. of M.P.
Principal Secretary/Secretary,
Planning, Economics & Statistics Department, Govt. of M.P.
Principal Secretary/Secretary,
Women and Child Welfare Department, Govt. of M.P.
Principal Secretary/Secretary,
Public Works Department, Govt. of M.P.
Commissioner,
Higher Education, Govt. of M.P.
Three Renowned Academicians Nominated by Higher Education Department, Govt. of M.P.
Member Secretary
Director, IEHE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Additional Chief Secretary/Principal Secretary
Department of Higher Education, Govt. of M.P.
Principal Secretary/Secretary
Finance Department, Govt. of M.P.
Secretary
PWD, Govt. of M.P
Secretary/Commissioner
Higher Education Department, Govt. of M.P.
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Director of the Institute
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Annexure-II
Number of students (2007-08)
Class
No. of Students
B.A. Part-I
72
B. Com. Part-I (A/c)
66
B. Com. Part-I (Mgt.)
65
B.Sc. Part-I
97
Total
300
B.A. Part-II
68
B. Com. Part-II (A/c)
64
B. Com. Part-II (Mgt.)
67
B.Sc. Part-II
81
Total
280
B.A. Part-III
47
B. Com. Part-III (A/c)
96
B. Com. Part-III (Mgt.)
86
B.Sc. Part-III
63
Total
292
M.A. (Pub. Admn.)
01
-
M.Sc. (Maths)
M.B.E.
09
M. Phil.
07
Total
17
Grand Total
889
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Annexure-III
Summary of (cumulative) Results April (2007-08)
Total
Students
Appeared
70 >=
75%
>= 60%
&
<= 75%
>= 48%
&
<= 60%
ATKT
Pass %
Accounts
87
17
36
26
08
90.80
Management
87
25
30
23
08
90.70
B.A. Hons. Part-III
80
16
38
11
13
83.03
B.Sc. Hons. Part-III
110
31
52
07
19
75.63
Accounts
64
24
23
07
07
88.50
Management
67
21
25
10
07
88.90
Accounts
64
24
23
07
07
84.40
Management
67
21
25
12
07
88.20
B.A. Hons. Part-I
68
13
23
14
10
83.30
B.A. Hons. Part-II
68
13
23
14
10
83.30
B.Sc. Hons. Part-I
81
19
39
12
07
90.90
B.Sc. Hons. Part-II
81
19
39
12
07
90.90
M.B.E.
14
04
05
01
04
71.40
M.Phil. (Mathematics)
07
05
01
-
01
85.71
Name of the Class
B.Com. Hons Part-III
B.Com. Hons. Part-I
B.Com. Hons. Part-II
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Annexure-IV
List of Faculty (2007-08)
S. No.
Name
Signature
Department of Chemistry, Biotechnology and Food Science & Quality Control
1.
Dr. Meera Pingle (HOD)
2.
Dr. Pankaja Shukla
3.
Smt. Ranjana Upadhyay
4.
Smt. Manjula Poras (Rana)
5.
Smt. Anjali Agnihotri
6.
Smt. Deepa Patel
7.
Ms. C.G. Smita
*
8.
Ms. Mahjabeen Siddiqui
*
9.
Smt. Rachna Chhatwani
*
10.
Smt. Poonam Datta
*
Department of Physics, Electronics & Computer Science
11.
Dr. K.M. Jain (HOD Physics)
12.
Dr. Sunil Mishra
13.
Dr. Anuj Hundet (HOD Computer Sc.)
14.
Prof. Satish Jain
15.
Dr. Harsha Jalori
16.
Shri Tarun Kanade
*
17.
Shri Abhishek Chouhan
*
18.
Smt. Neelakshi Khanna
*
19.
Ms. Shilpi Adholiya
*
20.
Shri Amit Mandle
*
21.
Ms. Poonam Zopey
*
Department of Mathematics
22.
Dr. Namita Shrivastava (HOD)
23.
Dr. Ravindra Garg
24.
Dr. S.S. Pagey
*
25.
Ms. Vimla
*
26.
Ms. Varsha Thakur
*
Department of Hindi
27.
Smt. Arti Shrivastava (HOD)
28.
Dr. Anand Vardhan Sharma
29.
Dr. Madhu Jain
Department of Psychology
30.
Dr. Ratna Sharma
*
31.
Dr. Shikha Rastogi
*
32.
Smt. Sukhbir Kaur Saini
*
Department of Economics & M.B.E.
33.
Dr. H.B. Gupta (HOD)
34.
Smt. Kalpana Malik
35.
Smt. Nandini Varma
36.
Dr. Jugesh Ubboveja
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S. No.
Name
37.
Smt. Anupama Rawat
38.
Smt. Meenal Mitra
*
39.
Mrs. Ankur Uppal
*
Department of History
40.
Dr. Manisha Sharma
*
41.
Dr. D.P. Khanna
*
Department of Sociology
42.
Prof. D.P. Tiwari (HOD)
Department of Political Science
43.
Dr. Gyan Vardhan Pathak (HOD)
44.
Dr. Anita Deshpandey (HOD G.A.)
45.
Dr. Indu Pandey
46.
Smt. Meenakshi Tandekar (Shroti)
Department of English
47.
Dr. Deepa S. Kumar (HOD)
48.
Dr. Seeme Mahmood
49.
Dr. Vandana Bakshi
50.
Mr. Jitendra Dawande
*
51.
Ms. Joohi Qadri
*
Department of Commerce
52.
Dr. S.S. Vijayvargiya (HOD)
53.
Dr. Ajay Mishra
54.
Prof. C.M. Garg
55.
Dr. Santosh Gupta
56.
Dr. Sharda Gangwar
57.
Ms. Anita Deshbhratar
58.
Ms. Sakskhi Tiwari
*
59.
Ms. Nidhi Ram
*
60.
Dr. Seema Soni Kharya
*
61.
Ms. Rashmi Malviya
*
62.
Ms. Smita Dubey
*
63.
Mrs. Akanksha Sharma
*
64.
Mr. Pradumna Singh
*
65.
Smt. Anamika Shrivastava
*
Sports
66.
Shri V.S. Rai (Sports Officer)
Library
67.
Smt. Pragya Gupta (Librarian)
68.
Smt. Shikha Verma (Asst. Librarian)
Note : Guest faculty *
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Annexure-V
Faculty Enrichment Activities
Dr. Deepa S. Kumar, Department of English presented a paper on ‘Environmental
Hazards’ in All India Seminar at Naveen College, Bhopal held on 11th February,
2008.
(ii)
Dr. Seeme Mehmood, Department of English presented a paper on ‘Environmental
pollution” at All India Seminar at Naveen college, Bhopal held on11th February,
2008.
(iii) Dr. Ratna Sharma, Department of Psychology attended and presented a paper
‘Impact of changing Lifestyle on Health (Self Efficiency and Health)’ at the
National Seminar organised at Barkatullah University on 13th – 15th March, 2008.
She has attended a national seminar on ‘Memory and its Impact’ organised at
Nutan College, Bhopal and also acted as Resource Person on the topic ‘Coping
with stress’ during the Orientation Programme sponsored by Dainik Bhaskar News
Paper.
(iv) Mrs. Sukhbir Kaur, Department of Psychology attended and presented a paper
‘Impact of changing Lifestyle on Health (Self Efficiency and Health)’ at the
National Seminar organised by Barkatullah University on 13th – 15th March, 2008.
(v)
Mrs. Sukhbir Kaur and Miss Shahin Ghani, Department of Psychology presented a
paper entitled ‘Impact on Changing Life Styles on Achievement Anxiety.’ at the
National Seminar organised by Barkatullah University on 13th – 15th March, 2008.
(vi) Dr. Ajay Kumar Mishra, Department of Commerce participated in the 60th All
India Commerce Conference held at Osmania University, Hyderabad from 27th to
29th December, 2007.
(vii) Dr. H.B.Gupta, Department of Economics attended workshops and seminars on
‘Economic development of M.P.’ organised by the NLIU, Bhopal.
(viii) Dr. Nandini Verma, Department of Economics, and Dr Anjali
Acharya,Department of Chemistry attended two week Faculty Development
Programme organised by the Entrepreneurship Dev Institute, Ahmedabad and
sponsored by Dept. of Science and Technology, Govt of India. (17th Sept to 28th
Sept, 07)
(ix) Dr. Nandini Verma, Department of Economics, attended the Training and
Placement Officer’s meet organised by IBM Daksh Gurgaon ( 8th – 9th August,
2007)
(x)
Anita Deshbhartar attended a refresher course in commerce from Academic Staff
College, Indore from 2nd Jan to 23rd Jan, 08.
(xi) Dr. Nandini Verma, Department of Economics, attended the 2nd DGS (Deccan
Geographical Society, India) International Conference on Globalization,
Technology and Economic Transformation. Department of Regional Planning and
Economic, Barkatullah University. (7th – 9th March, 08)
(i)
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Annexure-VI
Faculty as Resource Persons/Experts and other Activities
(i)
Dr. Pramila Maini presented a paper entitled ‘Towards Greener Environment:
Enhancing the Efficiency of Nitrogen Fixing Bacteria’ and ‘Recycling of
Agriculture Waste For Clean & Green Environment’ at the 11th Annual Green
Chemistry & Engineering conference American Chemical Society,
Washington, DC 20036.
(ii)
Dr. Pramila Maini, Director, IEHE, was invited to deliver a lecture on “Green
Chemistry" during 4th M.P. Science Congress held at Holkar Science College,
Indore (26.12.07). She was also invited by Govt. Model Science College,
Jabalpur in NAAC sponsored workshop on ‘Reaccreditations: Periodical
Quality Assessment in Higher Education’ (2 – 3 November, 2007).Dr. Maini
was invited by SGB University, Amaravati to deliver a talk on the ‘Women
Empowerment and Academic Leadership’ (4.02.08 & 5.02.08)
(iii)
Dr. Maini was invited at Academy of Administration & Management Bhopal,
to deliver lectures on ‘Academic Leadership’ (1.8.07, 4.8.07, 18.8.07), on
‘Career Guidance’ (16.7.07) ‘Vision and coordination in Colleges’ (21.5.07),
‘Quality, Responsibility and Sensitivity in Colleges’ (27.7.07, 23.11.07),
‘NAAC’s criterion for Quality Education’ (26.9.07), ‘Seminar, Workshop and
field Visit’ (19.9.07 and 21.11.07).
(iv)
She was invited to Co-Chair the technical session ‘Workshop on Science,
Society and Indigenous Knowledge’ (Bharti Samman Samhelan – 2007:
25.11.07).
(v)
Dr. Maini is a nominated member of Local Organization Committee of
Bhartiya Vigyan Samhelan – 2007, Commissioner’s nominee of Central Board
of Studies in Anthropology, Governor’s nominee to the Executive Council of
Barkatullah Vishwavidhalaya, UGC’s nominee under the category of Eminent
Educationalist to the Executive Council/ General Council of NAAC, member
of Internal Quality Assurance Cell of MLB college, Bhopal and also as a
member of the Governing Body of Govt. Sarojini Naidu Girls’ P.G. College,
Bhopal.
(vi)
Mrs. Madhu Jain, Department of Hindi, delivered 3 lectures on Edusat Satellite
Based Education organised by Bhoj (Open) University
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(vii)
Dr. K.M.Jain, Department of Physics and Electronics, was invited as a resource
person to deliver a series of two lectures on ‘History of the Development of
Physics’ during“Tribal Teachers’ Training Programme”, Regional Institute of
Education, Bhopal (17th and 18th May, 2007). He was also invited as a resource
person to speak on “Use of Evaluation and Assessment in Classroom
Situations” under ‘Teaching Skill Programme by R.C.V.P. Noronha M.P.
Academic of Administration, Bhopal (03.07.07, 24.07.07, 05.09.07, 17.10.07,
24.10.07, 20.11.07, 07.12.07). Dr. Jain also delivered an invited talk "Growth
of Physics" during concluding session of "Astronomy Olympiad" (25.12.07).
He was also invited to deliver a lecture on “Biophotonics" during 4th M.P.
Science Congress held at Holkar Science College, Indore (26.12.07). Regional
Science Centre, Bhopal has also invited Dr. Jain to deliver a lecture on "Origin
of Universe", (16.01.08). Dr. Jain has also been nominated as a member of
Board of Studies in Physics at Barkatullah University and Govt. MLB Girls PG
College, Bhopal.
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Annexure-VII
Medals and their recipients in the session 2007-08
S.
No.
Title of the
Medal
Name of the
Recipient
Class/Subject
Sponsored by
(Name of the
Faculty)
I.E.H.E.
1.
Director’s Medal
Mr. Jyotindra
Dubey
B.A. (Honours)
Economics
All round performance
2.
Shri Chaturbhuj
Garg
Ms. Kavita
Sighal
B.Com. (Honours)
Accounts
Subject Topper
Shri C.M. Garg
3.
Shri Hiralal Gupta
Ms. Anita Ahuja
B.Com. (Honours)
Management
Subject Topper
Dr. Santosh
Gupta
4.
Shri Nandram
Hundet
Ms. Sonam
Takhtani
B.Sc. (Honours)
Computer Science
Subject Topper
Dr. Anuj
Hundet
5.
Shri Gendalal
Choudhary
Mr. Manpreet
Singh
B.Sc. (Honours) Physics
Subject Topper
Dr. K.M. Jain
6.
Shri Sakharam
Pagey
Ms. Monika
Sahu
B.Sc. (Honours)
Mathematics
Subject Topper
Dr. S.S. Pagey
7.
Shri Ratan Khare
Ms. Chitra
Agarwal
B.A. (Honours)
Economics
Subject Topper
Smt. Nandini
Verma
8.
Shri Balraj
Khanna
Mr. Yash Jain
B.A. (Honours) History
Subject Topper
Dr. D.P.
Khanna
9.
Smt. Radha
Ms. Mugdha
B.A. (Honours)
Dr. Ratna
Sharma
Singh
Psychology
Subject Topper
Sharma
10.
Shri M.C. Trikha
Mr. Omprakash
Jatoliya
B.A. (Honours) Political
Science Subject Topper
Smt. Trikha
11.
Shri S.R. Marwah
Ms. Tamanna
Daswani
Master of Business
Economics
Subject Topper
Smt. Kalpana
Malik
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S.
No.
Title of the
Medal
Name of the
Recipient
Class/Subject
Sponsored by
(Name of the
Faculty)
Dr. Deepa S.
Kumar
12.
Smt. Shanta
Ramachandran
Nair
Ms. Garima
Bhandari
B.A. (Honours) English
Literature Subject
Topper
13.
Shri Ashok Maini
Mr. Sourabh
Banerjee
B.Sc. (Honours)
Chemistry
Subject Topper
Dr. Pramila
Maini
14.
Shri D.K. Dey
Mr. Manoj
Kumar Garg
B.A. (Honours) Political
Science Part-III,
Optimum Use of the
Library
Ms. Sushmita
Dey
15.
Smt. Sarju Devi
Vijayvargiya
Ms. Shruti
Upadhyaya
B.A. (Honours)
Economics Part-III. All
rounder Girl
Dr. S.S.
Vijayvargiya
16.
Smt. Shobhna
Sonwalkar
Mr. Shailendra
Pratap
B.A. (Honours)
Dr. Anita
Psychology Part-III.
Deshpandey
Outstanding
Contribution in Fine Arts
17.
Kumari Kirti
Maini
Mr. Vijit Singh
B.Com. (Honours)
Accounts Part-III. G.K.
Topper
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Maini
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Annexure-VIII
Cultural/Literary Activities 2007-08
Celebrations:

Vivekanand Jayanti was observed as Youth Day on 12th July, 2007.

Prem Chand Jayanti was observed on 31st July, 2008.

Independence Day was celebrated on 15th August, 2007. An extempore
speech competition was rganized on this day for the students.

Teacher’s Day was celebrated on 5th September, 2007.

Hindi Diwas was celebrated on 14th September, 2007.

‘Chemical Day – 2007’ was celebrated in which Poster Competition and Quiz
round is rganized on 1st October, 2007.

Gandhi Jayanti was celebrated on 2nd October, 2007. Favourite bajans of
Bapu such as ‘Vaishnav Jan to tene kahiye’, ‘Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram’,
Allah tero naam’, and many other songs were sung on the occasion.

Republic Day was celebrated on 26th January, 2008. Students staged a drama
and sung various national songs to celebrate the day. Sweets were distributed
to all during these celebrations.

Science Day was observed on 28th February, 2008.

Annual Function ‘TARANG’ was held on 3rd and 4th March, 2008.

10th Degree Distribution Programme was rganized on 4th March, 2008. Mr.
Anup Mishra, Education Minister, Govt. of M.P. was the Chief Guest and Dr.
Bhupen Singh, Vice Chancellor of Barkatullah University was Special Guest
on the occasion.

IEHE’s Traditional Day was celebrated on 5th March, 2008.

Eco – Festival was rganized for the students of institute. During this festival
different type of activities were rganized by the department like Ad – Mad
show, Punch line, tambola (based on economic term), Chakde India (solution
based), Quiz and Antakshari (based on economic term).The students
participation was overwhelming. (Department of Economics)

Welcome Party to freshers (11th September, 2007) and Farewell Party to the
final year students (11th April, 2008)
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Annexure-IX
Placement 2007-08
CAMPUS PLACEMENT
On – Campus drive
IBM – DAKSH
Selected 50 students from Arts, Science and Commerce faculty on 11.09.07 and
12.09.07 after rigorous selection procedure as customer care executive at a
package of Rs.12,500 per month.
S.No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
Name
Aanjneya Datta
Aditya Gopal
Akansha Varshne
Anuja Rathi
Anuja Sharma
Anusha Dubey
Ankita Singh
Ankita Shukla
Ankur Singhal
Anshul K Soni
Amita Purohit
Ashish Ajith
Astha Sharma
Bhawna Bist
Chani Singh
Deebolina Chakrovarty
Deepak Jodhani
Deepali Narwaria
Deepika Dubey
Dilshad Kaur
Dishin Pathak
Garima Dutta
Huma Siddiqui
Lipika Das
Md. Saud Ali Khan
Meenal Nafale
Meera Mani
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Stream
B Com Management (Hons)
B.A. Economics (Hons)
B.Sc Chemistry (Hons)
B Com Accounts (Hons)
B.Sc Physics (Hons)
B.A. Economics (Hons)
B Com Management (Hons)
B.Sc Chemistry (Hons)
B Com Accounts (Hons)
B Com Management (Hons)
B.Sc Chemistry (Hons)
B Com Management (Hons)
B.A. Economics (Hons)
B.Sc Chemistry (Hons)
B.Sc Chemistry (Hons)
B.A. Economics (Hons)
B Com Management (Hons)
B.Sc Chemistry (Hons)
B Com Management (Hons)
B Com Management (Hons)
B Com Accounts (Hons)
B.A. Economics (Hons)
B.A. Economics (Hons)
B.A. Economics (Hons)
B Com Management (Hons)
B.Sc Physics (Hons)
B.A. Economics (Hons)
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28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
Name
Mitali Guha
Naazish Rehman
Nabeela Khan
Neeta Gore
Neha Malviya
Nidha Khan
Nikil Asnani
Nikita Biswas
Parul Agarwal
Payal Saxena
Priyanka Hade
Rohan Khare
Rolly Mittal
Ruchi Nanoti
Shruti Sethi
Shruti Upadhayay
Shweta Nandukar
Sikandar Malik
Silky Modi
Umang Saxena
Umang Jain
Vaishali Garg
Stream
B Com Accounts (Hons)
B.A. Economics (Hons)
B Com Accounts (Hons)
B.Sc hemistry (Hons)
B.Sc Chemistry (Hons)
B.A. Economics (Hons)
B Com Management
B.A. Economics (Hons)
B Com Accounts (Hons)
B.Sc Chemistry (Hons)
B.A. Economics (Hons)
B.A. Economics (Hons)
B.A. Economics (Hons)
B.A. Economics (Hons)
B.Sc Chemistry (Hons)
B.A. Economics (Hons)
B Com Management (Hons)
B.A. History (Hons)
B Com Management
B.A. Economics (Hons)
B Com Management (Hons)
B.Sc Chemistry (Hons)
ICICI – PRUDENTIAL
Selected 30 students for the PGPMI Course in the campus selection drive
conducted from 22.01.08 to 24.01.08. The students will join the organization as
Unit Managers after the completion of the course on a package of Rs. 3.25 per
annum.
S.No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Name
Akshay Saraf
Akshit Mittal
Alex.P. Rajan
Ankita Singh
Anuja Chowadary
Deepak Jodhani
Deepika Dubey
Deevleena Chakrovarty
Dilshad Kaur
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Class
B.A. III Economics (Hons)
B Com III Accounts (Hons)
B.A. III Economics (Hons)
B Com III Management (Hons)
B Com III Accounts (Hons)
B Com III Management (Hons)
B Com III Management (Hons)
B.A. III Economics (Hons)
B Com III Management (Hons)
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Dishin Pathak
Farha Khan
Juhi Kaushal
Jyotinder Dubey
Lovlit Goplani
Md. Saud Ali Khan
Mitali Gupta
Neha Saini
Nida Khan
Nikil Asnani
Preena Singh
Rahul Jain
Rolly Mitall
Royce Mathew
Ruchi Nanoti
Sonali Kundu
Swati Parashar
Tulika Saxena
Umang Jain
Vineeta Puri
Yamini Hingorani
B Com III (Accounts (Hons)
B.A. III Economics (Hons)
B Com III Accounts (Hons)
B.A. III Economics (Hons)
B Com III Management (Hons)
B Com III (Management (Hons)
B Com III Accounts (Hons)
B.A. III English (Hons)
B.A. III Economics (Hons)
Com III Management (Hons)
B.A. III Economics (Hons)
B Com III (Management (Hons)
B.A. III Economics (Hons)
B Com III Management (Hons)
B.A. III Economics (Hons)
B Com III Accounts (Hons)
B.Sc III Chemistry (Hons)
B.A. III Economics (Hons)
B Com III Management (Hons)
B.A. III History (Hons)
B Com III Management (Hons)
GENPACT – 14 students have been selected.
Off – campus Drive
ACCENTURE:
Seven students with computer background were selected as junior software
developers at an annual package of Rs.2 Lakhs per annum by Accenture, the
leading IT Company on 07.09.07. In all eleven students were selected from
Bhopal, and it is a matter of pride for IEHE that maximum were selected
from this Institute.
S.No
Name
Stream
1.
Ankita Sharma
B.Sc Computer Science (Hons)
2.
Ashima Chakravorty
B.Sc Computer Science(Hons)
3.
Krati Shukla
B.Sc Maths(Hons)
4.
Meenal Kishore
B.Sc Computer Science(Hons)
5.
Mragya Jain
B.Sc Computer Science(Hons)
6.
Roma Gupta
B.Sc Computer Science(Hons)
7.
Ruchi gautam
B.Sc Computer Science(Hons)
TCS SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS
Four students were selected as Software developers at the package of Rs.1.8
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lakh p.a
S.No
1.
Name
Abhishek Dubey
Stream
B.Sc Computer Science(Hons)
2.
3.
Anshulika Singh
Mohit Jawanjal
B.Sc Computer Science(Hons)
B.Sc Computer Science(Hons)
4.
Vijaya Madhak
B.Sc Computer Science(Hons)
WIPRO INFOTECH
Seven students were selected for WIMS Programme, which offers MS Degree
for BITS Pilani in System Engineering.
S.No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Name
Abhishek Dubey
Ankita Sharma
Karan Singh
Meenal Kishore
Mragya Jain
Priyanka Sonwane
Stream
B.Sc Computer Science(Hons)
B.Sc Computer Science(Hons)
B.Sc Computer Science(Hons)
B.Sc Computer Science(Hons)
B.Sc Computer Science(Hons)
B.Sc Electronics(Hons)
7.
Ruchi gautam
B.Sc Computer Science(Hons)
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