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1. 3. Research, Innovations and Extension Grants received from Government and non-governmental agencies for research projects / endowments in the institution during the last five years (INR in Lakhs) 2023-24 2022-23 2021-22 2020-21 2019-20 3.94 5.0 6.30 0.30 Major contribtion for research funding 1) Mumbai university 2)RUSA 3)Clean Chem 4)Renuka Herbals

2. Research Policy Statement Well difined Research Policy IPR policy Well difined research policy Patents published/granted 10 granted and 30 published Indian Knowledge System i) 01 WORKSHOP ii) Applied in Syllabus of Frist year of All Streams have two short term courses Research papers published by student 46 +20 accepted in peerrived journaland 2 published in scopus index journal Ph. D. recognized guides 07 Ph. D. Student Registered 05 Household chemicals preparation workshop Every Year (5 Workshop) Entrepreneurship Development promotion activity 02

3. Inspire camp for High school and Jr. College students 01 Minor research project for PG Students College Funded 20 Patents by students 03 indian patent Models and Products preparation by Students 10 Drone making workshp 01 LED Bulb Makimg Workshop 01 international confernce prizes 12 Research project participation and presentation in international conference 30 Avishkar research project above 60 Avishkar workshp 05 Buche Making Workshop 01

4. 3.2.2 Number of workshops/seminars/conferences including on Research Methodology, Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and entrepreneurship conducted during the last five years

5. 3.3.1 Number of research papers published per teacher in the Journals notified on UGC care list during the last five years

6. Year Citations H Index i-10 Index 2024-25 Citation and H –Index

7. 3.3.2 Number of books and chapters in edited volumes/books published and papers published in national/ international conference proceedings per teacher during last five years

8. 3.4.1 Outcomes of Extension activities in the neighborhood community in terms of impact and sensitizing the students to social issues for their holistic development during the last five years. I nstitute promotes its extension and outreach programmes by making students to participate in various activities. NCC: Organized virtual yoga sessions, Cleanliness drive, Online training sessions on COVID-19 safety protocols, preventive measures and the importance of vaccination. Organized a tree plantation drive, iv)Blood donation camp in collaboration with K.E.M. Hospital, Mumbai. I)

9. NSS: i ) Facilitated a voter registration drive, ii) Construction of check dam, iii)Road repairing in Adivasi villages during in annual NSS residential camp. iv) Red Ribbon Club of institution conducted health-related activities like AIDS awareness rally and awareness programs with Indira Gandhi Rural Hospital, Uran. v)Conducted various programs under "Meri Mati Mera Desh" and "Har Ghar Tiranga " to promote patriotism and respect for the country.

10. College Administration: Organized COVID-19 vaccination drive in the college for students, staff and parents. Rural Development (RD): Prepared and distributed educational kits containing essential school supplies the students in the tribal area of Katkarwadi . Distribution of books, stationery and other learning materials to primary school children in Koproli . Donated 80 blankets to Rajiv Rajan Old Age Home and Ramkrishna Niketan Old Age Home, Shantiva n , Nere. B.M.S. and Commerce: i) Distributed sweets to underprivileged and Adivasi communities on the occasion of Diwali. i i) Assisted students and community members in linking their Voter ID cards with Aadhar cards.

11. Zoology: i ) Poster presentation on health impacts of junk food at Bhagubai Highschool, Lecture by a nutritionist to offer diet counselling for students and their parents. ii) Educate students about snakebite prevention and first aid in association with Friends of Nature, Chirner , iii) Road safety awareness program in collaboration with the local traffic police department Program on mangrove conservation organized with the Mangrove Foundation at Pirwadi sea shore, Uran.

12. Chemistry: i ) Distributed educational aids to students at Zilla Parishad School, Distributed PPE kits, ii) Organized eye check-up camp at Katkarwadi , Punade i ii) Lecture on COVID-19 on the importance of hygiene and vaccination. Lecture on effective waste management practices to students at ICL High School, Vashi. iv)Training sessions on household chemical preparation for school students, v)Donated sports wares to students at Raigarh Jila Parishad School,

13. Outcomes: 1) The activities conducted raising social awareness among students and benefiting the community. 2) Initiatives included tree plantation and beach cleaning for environmental conservation, COVID-19 vaccination drives, hygiene campaigns, and AIDS awareness rallies for public health, as well as voter registration programs to promote civic responsibility. 3) Educational efforts, such as supplying school essentials, biodiversity lectures, road safety, waste management, and personal hygiene workshops, supported holistic student development and social consciousness

14. 3.4.2 Awards and recognitions received for extension activities from government / government recognised bodies 1) In 2019, the college was recognized for its contributions to environmental conservation and HIV-AIDS awareness programs, both receiving recognition letters from Friends Samajik Kalamanch . 2) The same year, the Beach cleaning activity was acknowledged by Friends Samajik Kalamanch . 3) In 2020, the college received the prestigious Best College Award from the University of Mumbai for its exceptional performance in academic, social, and administrative activities. 4) The engagement of institution in blood donation camps was recognized with a Certificate of Appreciation from G.S. Medical & K.E.M Hospital, Mumbai and University of Mumbai (NSS). 5) The college also played a pivotal role in organizing the Azadi Ka Amrut Mahotsav program, commemorating India’s independence, for which it was awarded a Certificate of Appreciation from the Revenue Department, Uran. 6) Recognition was earned for awareness programs on food adulteration and waste management, with accolades from Friends Samajik Kalamanch and ICL High School, Vashi, respectively. Awareness programme about food adulteration was conducted by college for which recognition letter is received. 7) The commitment of college to education extended beyond its own walls, the distribution of education material is recognized and acknowledged by several Grampanchayat’s from Z.P. schools in Vindhnewadi , Punadewadi , and Pirwadi , JNP Vidyalaya Sheva and T.H. Wajekar School Phunde.

15. 8) Institution also conducted story-telling sessions, book donation drives and library hour activities for which recognition letters been received Mr. Prakhar Singh, Examiner of Patents & Designs, Patents office, Mumbai guided students as well as staff during workshop related to protection of Intellectual property. A Certificate of Appreciation from NIPAM, Govt. of India on organizing intellectual property Rights workshop in the campus. Twice during assessment period. 11) Recognition letter received for excellent cultural program presentation in Raigad district from the Revenue Government Department, Uran. 12) The National Voter Awareness Program earned a recognition letter from the Uran Constituency, reinforcing its dedication to civic responsibility 13) Dr. A. N. Thakkar Received Best Teacher Award from Panvel times, Navi Mumbai Received Kulaba Jeevan Gaurav State level Puraskar , 2024 14) Dr. S. V. Ghodke Bharatratna Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Unity Award by Satya Shodhak Samaj Prabodhan and Sankalp Charitable trust and WIN foundation Mumbai 15) Dr. Z. C. Zende Received recognition as Shiksha Martand from shree Mouniteerth Vidyapeeth Award: Shivchhatrapati Maharaj Gaurav Puraskar-2024

16. Other Achievements Year AD- scientic Index ACS Membership RSC Membership 2019-20 Dr.R.B.Patil Dr.S.R.Patil Dr.G.C.Wadhawa Dr.G.C.Wadhawa Dr.G.C.Wadhawa 2020-21 Dr.R.B.Patil Dr.S.R.Patil Dr.G.C.Wadhawa Dr.G.C.Wadhawa Dr.G.C.Wadhawa 2021-22 Dr.R.B.Patil Dr.S.R.Patil Dr.G.C.Wadhawa Dr.G.C.Wadhawa Dr.G.C.Wadhawa Dr.G.C.Wadhawa Dr.G.C.Wadhawa 2022-23 Dr.R.B.Patil Dr.S.R.Patil Dr.G.C.Wadhawa Dr.M.C.Sonawale Dr.G.C.Wadhawa Dr.G.C.Wadhawa 2023-24 Dr.R.B.Patil Dr.S.R.Patil Dr.G.C.Wadhawa Dr.M.C.Sonawale Dr.G.C.Wadhawa Dr.G.C.Wadhawa

17. 3.4.3 Number of extension and outreach programs conducted by the institution through organized forums including NSS/NCC with involvement of community during the last five years.

18. Number of functional MoUs /linkages with institutions/ industries in India and abroad for internship, on-the-job training, project work, student / faculty exchange and collaborative research during the last five years . Year No.M0U No.of Activities Conducted 2019-20 02 11 2020-21 08 2021-22 05 06 2022-23 20 06 2023-24 12 04

19. Number of functional linkages with institutions/ industries in India and abroad for internship, on-the-job training, project work, student / faculty exchange and collaborative research during the last five years . Year Number of Linkages Number of activities Number of Publications Patents 2019-2024 38 72 25 20