Naac peer team visit at mlsu

Hearty
Welcome to the
NAAC Peer Team
Members
Mohanlal Sukhadia University,
Udaipur
1
(2008-13)

Prof. I.V. Trivedi
Vice-Chancellor
Udaipur
Prof. Karunesh Saxena
Director & Chairman
Faculty of Management Studies,
Udaipur
UNIVERSITY PRESENTATION BY :
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VISION OF THE UNIVERSITY
“To Provide Knowledge and Quality Based Education
to The Students by Inculcating Moral Values, Scientific
Temper And Employing State of the Art Technologies. It
Aims to Pursue Excellence Towards Creating Manpower
with High Degree of Intellectual, Professional and
Cultural Development to Meet the National and Global
Challenges”CLIP 1 Vision.mp4
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MISSION OF THE UNIVERSITY
The Overall Mission of the University is to Move Towards
Excellence in Higher Education in Order to Achieve
Just, Plural and Equitable Society in Consonance with
the Constitutional Values
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Mohanlal Sukhadia University
Premier University of Rajasthan
 State University Established in the Year 1962
 Named after Shri Mohanlal Sukhadia Chief
Minister & Architect of Modern Rajasthan
 He was Former Governor Karnataka &
Chairman Finance Commission
 Multi-Faculty Affiliating University Catering to
Rural Poor Youth
 University Celebrated Golden Jubilee in 2012-
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CLIP 2 Convocation.mp4
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@ Prof. Karunesh Saxena

Mohanlal Sukhadia University
Premier University Of Rajasthan
 221 Affiliated Colleges Covering Main Tribal
Belt of Rajasthan
 Udaipur, Chittorgarh, Banswara, Dungarpur,
Sirohi, Rajsamand and Pratapgarh
 4 University Colleges, 8 Faculties & 33 University
Departments
 147 Teachers
 Approx. 7,300 Students in Campus & 1,84,909
Students in University
 39 % of Students from ST Community
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Authorities of the University
 Board of Management
 Academic Council
 Council of Deans
 Board of Studies
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Officers of the University
 Chancellor HE Smt. Margaret Alva
 Vice Chancellor Prof. I.V. Trivedi
 Registrar Dr. R.P. Sharma
 Comptroller Dr. Smt. K. Chanvaria
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Structure
University
Colleges
University College
of Science
University
College of
Social Sciences
& Humanities
University College
of Commerce &
Management
Studies
University College
of Law
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A Glimpse of University
Colleges
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Faculties of University
 Faculty of Science
 Faculty of Earth Sciences
 Faculty of Social Sciences
 Faculty of Humanities
 Faculty of Commerce
 Faculty of Management Studies
 Faculty of Law
 Faculty of Education
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Departments of University
Faculty of
Science
Botany
Chemistry
Mathematic
s and
Statistics
Pharmacy
Physics
Zoology
Bio Tech
nology
Polymer
Science
Faculty of Earth
Sciences
Environment
Geology
Geography
Faculty of
Social Sciences
Economics
Library
Science
Political
Science
Psychology
Public
Administration
Sociology
Faculty of
Humanities
English
Hindi
History
Music
Philosophy
Jainology &
Prakrit
Rajasthani
Sanskrit
Urdu
Visual Arts
Faculty of
Commerce
Accountan
cy and
statistics
Business
Administrati
on
Banking and
Business
Economics
Faculty of
Management
Studies
Faculty of Law
Faculty of
Education
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Funding from Different
Agencies
Following Departments are having Funding under
SAP/ FIST / COSIST
 Botany
 Geology
 Physics
 Zoology
SAP Project Completed in the Department of
Chemistry
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Academic Profile
 More Than 1.8 Lacs Students
 More Than 7,300 Students in University Colleges
 133 Conventional & Professional Courses
 Courses :
 3 Year Degree – B.A, B.Com. B.Sc.
 2 Year P.G. Degree – M.A., M.Com., M.Sc.(Basic
Science)
 Professional UG Degree Courses
 LLB, BBM, BCA, etc.
 B.Pharma, B.Sc (Biotechnology)
 B.A (Visual Arts)
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 Courses :
 Professional courses
 MBA, MIB, MHRM, M.Sc ( Biotech), M.Sc. (Polymer
Sc.), M.Tech( Nano Technology)*
 M.Pharma, LLM, MTM etc.
 M.Ed., MCA.
 Post Graduate Diploma Courses
 Diploma Courses
 Certificate Courses
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Academic Profile

Centers of The University
 UGC Center for Women's Studies
 UGC Centre for Nehru Studies
 Center for Human Rights & Duties Education
 Center for Buddhist Studies And Non-violence
 Center for Adult Education & Extension
 Centre of Initiative for Innovation & Development Action
 University Yoga Center
 Population Research Center
 Computer Center
 Internet Center
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Curricular Aspects
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Curriculum
Developm
ent
Academic
Flexibility
Feedback
System

Design & Development of the
Curriculum
 Various Stakeholders Give Feedback in Curriculum
Design
 Curriculum Contents Helpful in Holistic Development of
The Students Personality
 Curriculum Updated Every 3 Years to Keep Pace with
Changing Environment
 Final Approval of the Curriculum by Academic Council
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Design & Development of the
Curriculum
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Constitution of Academic
Council
 Vice Chancellor – Ex-officio Chairman
 Dean of Colleges & Dean Post Graduate Studies
 VC Nominees:- Professor from Each Faculty-1 , Head
University College-1, Director College Education,
Head University Departments, Person Special
Attainment in field of Studies-1, One Teacher From
Affiliated Colleges
 Govt. Nominees:- Secretary Education Dept. or his
Nominee, Affiliated College Principal,, Person
Special Attainment in field of Studies-1,Teacher From
Affiliated Colleges-1
 The Registrar of the University:- Member Secretary
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Academic Flexibility
 University Offers 133 Academic Programmes
 Semester Scheme in Phased Manner
 All PG Courses
 BCA & BBM
 CBCS Introduced in BCA, MCA and M.Sc. (IT) from
July 2010
 At UG Level Students Can Choose Any of the
Subject Combination from a Large Range of
Offerings
 Ph.D. All Subjects
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Skill Oriented Courses
 Certificate Courses in Spoken English
 P.G. Diploma in Remote Sensing and GIS
 P.G. Diploma in Heritage, Tourism and Museology
 Diploma in Community Health Economics
 Diploma in Environmental Economics
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Integrated & Interdisciplinary
Programmes
 Departments of Accountancy and Statistics,
Banking & Business Economics.
 Department of Business Administration and
Department of Computer Science
 Department of Jainology and Prakrit; Pali Language
and Literature and Buddhist Studies
 Department of Sociology; Population Research
Centre and Department of Journalism
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Integrated & Interdisciplinary
Programmes
 Department of Political Science; Departments
of Economics, Sociology, Public Adm. Law,
Philosophy:
 PG Diploma in Good Governance and Democratic
Decentralization
 PG Diploma in Nehru Studies
 PG Diploma in Human Rights & Duties Education
 PG Diploma in Thought & Contribution of Jawahar Lal
Nehru
 Certificate Course on Nehru’s Thought, Contribution &
Relevance
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Feedback System
 Feedback form Available on University Website
Address www.mlsu.ac.in
 Feedback from Students is Collected and Analyzed
to Improve Teaching Quality
 Online Form at URL for Stake Holder:
http://www.mlsu.ac.in/beta/feedback.php
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Teaching Learning
& Evaluation
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Student
Enrolment
&
Admission
Teaching-
Learning
Process
Teacher
Quality
Evaluation
Process

Student Enrolment and Profile
 University Publishes a Comprehensive Information
Bulletin
 Information Bulletin Available on University Website
 Advertisements in National/Regional Newspapers
for Admission
 Admission Based on Merit List
 Improved Access to SC/ST/OBC/ Women/ PH/
Economically Weaker Sections & Sports Achievers
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Student Admission Process
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• Forms Downloaded from Website
• Fee for Forms Paid
University Places Advertisement
• Category Wise Sorting Done Into : General, SC, ST, OBC, Physically
Handicapped, Students From MLSU (for Post-graduate Courses),
Other Universities
Forms Submitted
• Common and Category-wise Merit Lists Prepared By Marks +
Additional Weightage For C Certificate of NSS, NCC, Participation in
Various Sports and Other Events at the District/State/National Levels
Merit List
• On The University Web-site/Notice Boards Along With Dates Of
Counseling Which are also Published in Newspapers
Merit List is Posted

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Entrance Tests
•For Various UG/PG (such as BCA, B.Sc. Biotechnology
etc.)
•Weightage Given to Past Academic Performance
Admissions
•Finalized through Counseling Sessions

Students’ Enrolment
Categories
Year
2013-14
Total
Male
Female
SC 11,488 8,961 20,449
ST 34,105 23,201 57,306
OBC 27,866 24,318 52,184
General 24,218 29,514 53,732
Others 765 473 1,238
Total 98,442 86,467 1,84,909
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Catering to Student Diversity
One Week Duration Orientation Programme for PG Students:
 Emerging Dimensions of Discipline
 Soft Skill Training
 Career Planning and Employment Prospects
 Entrepreneurship Development
 MENTORING for Low Achievers
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Teaching- Learning Process
 5 Day Orientation Program for New Faculty
Members
 Interactive Teaching by State-of-the-Art
Technologies
 Use of Audio-Visual Along with Conventional Black-
Board Teaching
 Well Equipped Computer Lab With Wi-Fi
Connectivity, Interactive Boards, Teaching/Learning
Through ICT
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Teaching- Learning Process
 Spacious Well Equipped Laboratories for Science
Courses
 Access to Database of E-books
 INFLIBNET and DELNET Facility
 University Entered into Collaborations with Various
National & International Institutions
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Faculty Statistics
Cadre Sanction
ed Post
Working
No.
General ST SC OBC
Professor 26 8 7 0 1 0
Associat
e
Professor
51 30 27 0 0 3
Assistant
Professor
183 109 79 4 14 12
Total 260 147 113 4 15 15
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Teacher Quality
 Prof. I.V. Trivedi
► Chaired a Technical Session at Global Conference
in the USA
► Visited Norway as Part of Indian Delegation
► Convener Association of SAARC Vice Chancellors’
Forum
► Member VC Search Committees in Various
Universities
► Member Board of Director CAPART GOI
► Past President All India Commerce Association
► Executive Member & Member Selection Committee
NIRD, Hyderabad
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Norway Visit of VC
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Teacher Quality
 Prof. G. Soral
 General Secretary, Indian Accounting
Association
 Dr. R. Narendran
 President, Indian Society for Training &
Development
 Prof. Madhav Hada
 Bharatendu Harishchandra Award
 Dr. Hanuman Prasad & Dr. MS Dhaka
 Prestigious UGC Raman Fellowship - 2014
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Teacher Quality
 More Than 91 % are Ph.D. Holders
 Mixed Pool of Teachers with Varied Years
Experience in UG/PG Courses
 New Recruiters Provide New Ideas, Energy and
Enthusiasm
 Faculty Encouraged to Attend Special Training
Workshops to Upgrade Their Knowledge
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Faculty No. of Awards
Social Sciences 26
Science 17
Commerce 7
Management 6

Teacher Quality
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Quality of Teachers (Awards)
Faculty of Humanities
43

Quality of Teachers (Awards)
Faculty of Management Studies
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Evaluation Process and
Reforms
 Annual Reports Regarding Evaluation Process Sent
to State Assembly & HE Governor
 Examination Details Available on the University
Website
 Examination Reforms Introduced in the Year 2011-12
 50 MCQ Questions Included in Every Question Paper
 Helps Students in Competitive Exams Like UGC NET
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Exam Results & Notifications
 All Notifications & Examination Results Put Up on the
University Web-site
 Practical and Internal Marks Posted by Concerned
Departments/Affiliated Colleges Online Directly for
Speedy and Accurate Results.
 The University Declares the Results within Two Months
of The Last Date of The Examination.
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Stage Wise Procedure for
External Evaluation
Paper Kept in Double Lock Safe, Opened Only 30 Minutes before
Exam
University Sends Paper to Press for Printing
Paper, Key Etc. Sent to University
Paper Setter Selected from Panel of Expert by VC Sets the
Question Paper
Finalizes Panel of Experts
Committee Appointed by VC
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Innovation and Best Practices:
Examination Reforms
 Student Identity Hidden by Bar Code and Hologram
Sticker
 Complete Secrecy
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Research, Consultancy
& Extension
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Research
Resource
s
Publicatio
n
Consultan
cy
Extension
Collaborati
on
Conferen
ces

Promotion of Research
 1st University in Rajasthan to Adopt UGC 2009
Guidelines for Ph.D. Program
 Implemented in 2010
 Admission Announcement Through Newspaper &
University Website
CLIP 3 Research.mp4
 Super – Numerary Seats for Tribal Students
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Promotion of Research
Dates of Ph.D
Entrance Exam
in Newspaper
& Uni. Website
Written Test
(Twice in a
Year)
Interview by
Research
Board
Weightage
Given NET,
SLET, GATE etc
Topic Finalized
after PGRB
Course Work
Exam & Result
Course Work on
RM & ICT
End Term Exam
Submission Of
ROL
Assign
Supervisors to
Candidates
Regular
Submission of 6
Monthly and
Annual Reports
Pre-Submission
before
Departmental
Committee
At least 1
Publication in
Referred
Journals
Final
Submission of
Thesis
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Faculty Total Number of
Projects
Science 37
Social Sciences
& Humanities
14
Commerce &
Management
07
Law 01
Total Number 59
Total Grant Rs. 15.24 Crore
Resource Mobilization for
Research
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Research Facilities
 Wi-Fi Facility
 E-Library Facilities
 Researchers Having Access to Following Resources
 University Member of INFLIBNET & DELNET
 Access to 5000 Electronic Journals
 Inter-Library Loan Service
 University Using Library Software SOUL
 CDROM
 Timings 10 am to 8 pm Opens on Sunday also
 Separate Hostels for Research Scholars
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Faculty No. of.
papers
Mono
Graphs
Chapters
in book
Edited
books
Books
with
ISBN
No
listed in
Int.
databas
e
Citation
index
Impact
factor*
H-index
Arts 422 9 79 67 34 -- --- ----- ---
Science 1098 - 16 23 33 704 672 Averag
e=2.8
Highest
6.06
11
Commerce 74 - 12 24 22 ---- ----- ------- ----
Law 42 - 42 1 1 ----- ------ ------- -----
Managem
ent 224 1 2 4 21
Research Publications and
Awards
1500 Research Papers in Peer Reviewed Journals,
Edited 121 Books, Written about 125 Books, 42 Persons
Serving Editorial Boards
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Consultancy
 University Organized Various Examinations on Behalf
of the State Government of Rajasthan, and
Generated Rs. 8 Crore Revenue
 Geology Department Provided Consultancy to
Various Mining Companies and Organized
Numerous Entrepreneurship Development Programs
(Revenue Generated 6.22 Lacs)
 Department of Economics Provided Consultancy to
Wonder Cement Ltd., Chittorgarh
 Various Faculty Members Provided Honorary Social
Consultancy
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Extension Activities
 National Headquarters of All Indian Commerce
Association & Indian Accounting Association
Housed in University
 Science Fair: Mobile Planetarium & Exhibition on
Noble Laureates
 IUCAA Telescope Installed in University Campus-
Available to General Public for Viewing
 Ved Vidya Peeth Banswara Established - Grant of Rs.
10 Crores & 5.3 Hectares of Land
 Proposed to Establish Center of Excellence in
Nathdwara- 6.1 Hectares of Land in PPP Mode
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Extension Activities
Programmes:
 Special Lecture
► Sukhadia Memorial Lecture on 31st July Every Year
► Gandhi Jayanti Lecture on 2nd October Every Year
 AIDS Awareness (Rural People & School Girls)
 Digital Media Training Workshops
 Film Shows (Awareness)
 Janani Suraksha Yojana
 Student Outreach Programs
 Women Awareness and Gender Equity
 Women Self Help Group Meeting
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International Collaborations
 Synchrotron Radiation Facility, Japan
 Cologne University of Applied Sciences, Germany
 Management Development Institute, Singapore
 University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
 Duke University U.K.
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National Collaborations
ML Sukhadia University, Udaipur Entered into
Collaboration with Following Prestigious
Organizations:
 Physical Research Laboratory (PRL), Ahmadabad
(Guj.)
 Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and
Astrophysics (IUCAA), Pune (Mah.)
 Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune(Mah.)
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 UGC-DAE Consortium for Scientific Research, New
Delhi
 Bhabha Atomic Research Center (BARC) Mumbai
(Mah.)
 Central Drug Research Institute, Lucknow (UP)
 National Chemical Laboratory, Pune (Mah.)
 Birla Institute of Management and Technology,
Noida (UP)
National Collaborations
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University Industry Interaction
 Signed MOU with Udaipur Chamber of Commerce
& Industries (UCCI)
 Joint Conclave Organized under the Patronage of
Dr. C.P. Joshi
 Alumni Working at Senior Position in Industry
 University Recipient of CSR Funds from Industry
 Golden Jubilee Gate
 Wonder Cement Ltd. Sponsored Many Events
 Many Faculty Members Conducting MDPs
 ICICI Bank Announced Instituting Chair Professorship
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Research Awards
5 National Level Awards of Rs. 1 Lac Each for
Best Research Paper Publication Instituted
During Golden Jubilee :
1. Dr. D.S. Kothari Memorial Award in Science
2. Dr. V.V. John Memorial Award in Humanities
3. Dr. Vishnu Dutt Nagar Memorial Award in Social
Sciences
4. Dr. Nagendra Singh Memorial Award in Law
5. Prof. N.L. Hingorani Memorial Award in Commerce
& Management
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Conferences/ Seminars/
Workshops
 78 National and International Seminars/Workshops/Conferences
Organized by Various Departments of University
 237 Seminars/Workshops/Conferences at National and
International Level Attended by Faculty
 West Zone Vice Chancellor Conference July 29-30, 2011
 19th ISCBS International Conference March 02-05, 2013
 3rd National Workshop on Scientific Paper Writing April 05-07,
2013
 Vice Chancellors’ Conference of South Asian Countries
October 16th & 17th , 2013
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Infrastructure and
Learning Resources
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Physical
IT
Infrastructure
Library
New
Constriction

Infrastructure
Area : 260 Hectare
Administrative Building : 5927 M2 floor
Class Rooms : 200 Nos.
Laboratories : 50 Nos.
University Workshop : 1 No.
Museum : 2 Nos.
Botanical Garden : 1 No.
Gardens ( Law College) : 10 Nos.
Seminar Halls/Conference Rooms : 6 Nos.
Hostels : 10 Nos.
(Intake Cap. 550)
Auditorium : 2 Nos.
Central Library/Departmental Libraries : 7 Nos.
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Infrastructure
Vehicles : 11 Nos.
Playgrounds (6.50 crore detail and photo) : 5 Nos.
Indoor Stadium : 1 No.
Gymnasium : 1 No.
Yoga Centre : 1 No.
Various Centres of the University : 10 Nos.
University Guest Houses : 2 Nos.
Bank & ATM (ICICI) : 1 Nos.
Post Office : 1 No.
Residential Quarters : 63 Nos.
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IT Infrastructure
 Comprehensive IT Policy
 Full Fledged Internet Centre
 High Speed Wi-Fi : BSNL Broadband
 Network Security Through Username & Password by
Internet Centre
 Use of Anti-Virus to Minimize Hacking & Corruption
of Data
 A Vibrant Interactive & Updated University Website
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Library as a Learning Source
No. of books : 3,28,973
Journals : 112
E-Books : 336
E-Journals : 18 (5,000
Journals Accessed)
E-Database : 7
Sites Accessed : 21,436
Micro Materials : 675
Thesis : 4,631
Scanned Thesis : 7,500
Visitors : 2,44,903
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New Gymnasium
Rs. 6.0 Crores Sanctioned by Ministry of Sports & Youth Affairs for
Construction of Multi-Gymnasium Indoor Hall (size 60m * 40 m)
 1st Installment of Rs. 1.80 Crore Already Received
 University will Contribute Rs. 1.22 Crores
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New Constructions in Recent
Years
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Golden Jubilee Gate

Road from Golden Jubilee
Gate to Law College
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New Assets of University
 University Guest House
 Various Hostels
► MDS Girls Hostel
► Rana Punja Tribal Hostel
► Law Hostel
 Tourism Management Building
 Rs. 2 Crores Grant Received from GOI
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MLS University Extends Helping
Hand
 IIM Udaipur
 Rajiv Gandhi Tribal University
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Student Support &
Progression
83
DSW
Chief Proctor
Sports Board
NCC/NSSSC/ST Cell
Skill
Development
Center
Committee
for Action
Against
Harassment
of Women

Student Support
 Dean Student Welfare (DSW)-
-Plays a Vital Role in Organizing Students’ Union
Election & Cultural Events
 Chief Proctor
-Responsible for Maintaining Overall Discipline
in the Campus
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Cultural Function
Promote Heritage Consciousness
finalCLIP 5 Cultural.avi
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Student Support
University Organized Following All India Inter University
Sporting Events:
 Archery (M/W) Tournament 2009-10
 Boxing (M/W) Tournament 2010-11
 Badminton (M/W) Tournament 2011-12
 Weight Lifting, Power Lifting (M/W) & Best Physique
(M) Tournament 2012-2013
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Sports Board :

Sports Achievers
S. No. Sportsman Game International/
National
1. Sh. Ashok Menaria Cricket International
2. Ms. Bhakti Sharma Swimming International
3. Sh. Mukesh Damor Archery National
4. Ms. Vinisha Joshi Boxing National
5. Ms. Shilpy Gehlot Basketball National
6. Sh.Vikramaditya
Chaufla
Badminton National
7. Sh.Vikrant Chawat Badminton National
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Student Support
 NCC- 3 Wings
1. Army Wing
2. Naval Wing
3. Air Wing
 NSS- 9 Units (100 Students in Each)
 Regular Camps Organized Students Given Training in:
1. Environmental Awareness
2. Health Management
3. Community Development Programmes
 Leads To Developing Among Students a Sense of
1. Social Obligation
2. Moral Commitment
3. Empathy
92

SC/ST Cell
 Welfare of SC/ST Students
 Coaching Classes, Remedial & Extra Classes, Spoken
English Classes etc.
 500 Meritorious SC/ST Students Awarded
93

Skill Development Centre
 Established in 2012 - Various Vocational Courses
Offered to the Students and Certificates Given.
 Placement of Trained Students Facilitated Through
Collaborating Agency Saksham Bharat
94

Soft Skill Development
 Takes Care of the Communication Skills of Students
 Financial Support Through Social Welfare Schemes
of State & Centre Agencies
 Language Lab
95

Students’ Progression
University Provides Excellent Academic Ambience
for Students’ Growth
Student Progression Trend %
UG to PG* 34.39
PG to M. Phil.* 40.40
PG to Ph.D. 30.27
Ph.D. to Post –Doctoral 6.83
Employed 53.70
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Placement Measures
 University has Vibrant Alumni Association
 University MOU with Placement Agency Called
“ Aspiring Minds”
 Monthly Bulletin “Vyavsayik Marg Darshan
Nirdeshika” by Employment Cum Advisory Bureau
100

Governance, Leadership
&Management
101
Leadership
IQAC
Faculty
Empowerm
ent
Financial
Manageme
nt
Innovation
and Best
Practices

Institutional Vision and
Leadership
VISION
“To Provide Knowledge and Quality Based Education
to the Students by Inculcating Moral Values, Scientific
Temper and Employing State of the Art Technologies. It
Aims to Pursue Excellence Towards Creating Manpower
with High Degree of Intellectual, Professional and
Cultural Development to Meet the National and Global
Challenges.”
MISSION
To Move Towards Excellence in Higher Education in
Order to Achieve Just, Plural and Equitable Society in
Consonance with the Constitutional Values.
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Strategy Development
 Long Term Perspective Plan
 5 Year Plans Prepared and Implemented
 In Consonance with Vision & Mission.
 Collective Decision Making
 Major policy Decisions Taken by Vice Chancellor in
Consultation with COD
103

Administrative
Board of
Management
Council of
Deans
Departmental
Committee
Statutory
Bodies
Academic
Academic
Council
Faculty
Committee of
Courses
Decision Making
104

Chairman – Vice-
Chancellor
Ex-Officio
Members
Finance
Secretary, Govt of
Rajasthan,
Education
Secretary, Govt of
Rajasthan,
Special Secretary
Planning , Govt.
of Rajasthan,
Director of
College
Education,
Rajasthan
Registrar of Univ.
Chancellor
Nominees
Eminent
Educationists(2)
Government
Nominees
MLAs(2)
Principal Affiliated
Colleges (1)
VC Nominees
Deans (2)
Professors (2)
Other teacher(2)
Elected Member
University
Teachers(2)
Board of Management
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Quality Policy
“To establish and operate an institution that
continuously strives to provide a holistic
environment for continuous improvement that
will benefit all stakeholders by ensuring quality
and relevant education which fosters a strong
sense of social responsibility and
accountability”.
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Action Taken As Per Previous
NAAC Committee Suggestions
 Growth of MLSU in All Spheres
 Emerged as Premiere Institution in Southern Rajasthan
Following Measures Taken –
 New Courses Started: Social Needs & Employability
 Fund Generation : Self -Financing Courses
 Extensive Examination Reforms
 Research : First University in Rajasthan to Implement UGC
2009 Regulations
 Excellent Organization Culture : Conducive for Research
 Growth : Research Publications
 Improved Infrastructure: Physical IT & Library
 Institutional Social Reforms : Organized Numerous Extension
Programs
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IQAC
First University in Rajasthan to implement various
academic reforms suggested by UGC
Objective:-
“To Ensure Maintenance of Quality Standards in
Every Sphere of University Working”
108

IQAC
Major Recommendations Implemented :
 UGC Regulations Adopted-
► Ph.D. Programme
► Appointment of Teachers
► Affiliation of Colleges
 Structural Changes
 Research Cell Established
 College Development Council Created
 Media Cell Established
 Governance Issues
 Web Based Student System
 Online Grievance System
 More Autonomy for Self Finance Courses
109

IQAC
Major Recommendations Implemented :
 Student Support
► Self Attestation Facility to Students
► Introduction of MCQ in Examinations
► Choice Based Credit System in Phased Manner
 Infrastructure
 Health Centers
 Cafeterias
 Guest Houses
 Hostels
 Class Rooms
110

College Development Council
(CDC)
 Established in October, 2011.
 Objectives-
► Maintenance of Quality Standards in Colleges
► Regular Inspection for Fresh Affiliation-Extension
 Workshops and Meetings of Principals of Affiliated
Colleges
 Facilitating Submission of Project Proposal to
Funding Agencies
111

Meeting of Principals
112

Faculty Development
Strategies
 5-Day Rigorous Workshop for Newly Appointed
Faculty
 Numerous National and International Conferences
and Workshops Organized
 Teachers Encouraged to Participate in Other
Institution
 Encouragement for Submission of Research Projects
 Encouragement for Publication in High Quality
Journals
 Various Workshops are Arranged for Non-teaching
Staff Mainly with an ICT Component
113

UGC Centre for Women’s
Studies
 Established in 1989
 Offers Diploma Programs in
► Fashion Merchandising and Readymade Garments
► Textile Designing
► Organized Various Programmes Aimed at Women Welfare
114

Financial Management &
Resource Mobilization
 Financial System Computerized
 Three-tier System for Scrutiny and Audit
► Internal Audit
► CA Audit
► Accountant General Audit
116

Resource Mobilization
(Rs. In Lac)
 Grants Received from- 2012-13 2013-14
1. State Govt. 2500 2919
2. State Plan 8
3. UGC 634 392
4. Other Agencies 434 191
 Revenue from-
1. Self Financing Courses 366 327
2. Consultancy 6.22 0.35
3. Conduct of Exam Online Fee 2271 Online Fee 2771
Adm. Fee 38 Adm. Fees 100
4. Rent 8.6 9.4
117

Innovation and Best Practices
 Water Harvesting System in Many Building
 Waste Disposal System
-Electric Incinerator
 Second Saturday- Pollution Free-Day CLIP 4
Environment.mp4
118

University Garden - Jannat
119

Innovations
University has Undertaken Various Innovative Practices:
 Intensive Use of ICT
 Wi-Fi Campus
 Bar Coding in Examinations
 MCQs for Thorough Study
 Introduction of CBCS
 Inter-disciplinary and Integrated Courses
120

Best Practices
 Paper Less University
 Biometric System of Attendance
 Online Filling of Admission/Examination Forms
 Online Submission of Practical Marks
 Online Transaction for Salary and Other Finance
 E- Suvidha Facility
 University Help Line
 Emails/Bulk Messages for Official
Communication with Staff and Students
121

Best Practices
Quality Enhancement
 Promotion of Faculty Through CAS.
 Open Selection at All Levels
 API Scores Scheme of UGC Implemented
122

Prominent Alumni
Shiv Charan Mathur
(Ex- Chief Minister, Raj.)
Dr. C.P.Joshi
(Ex-Union Minister, Govt.
Of India)
Shri Gulab Chand Kataria
(Cabinet Miniter Govt. of
Rajasthan)
Dr. Girija Vyas
(Union Minister, Govt. of
India)
Sh. M.L. Mehta
( Ex- Chief Secretary
Govt. of Rajasthan)
Prof. Goverdhan Mehta
( Ex. Chairman of NAAC)
123

Prominent Alumni
Prof. D.S. Kothari Dr.R. P. Sisodia Prof. B L Chaudhary Dr. B P Bhatnagar
Dr. B. C. Chhaparwal Prof. G. C. Mishra Dr. Gufran Beig Dr. S L Chaplot
Sh. Rajendra
Bhanawat
Sh. Kailash Meghawal Sh. MS Malviya Sh. Mangilal Garasiya
124

Illustrious Visitors
Dr. Pranab
Mukherjee
Smt.Pratibha
Devisingh Patil
Dr. A.P.J. Abdual
Kalam
Dr. Pallam Raju Sh. T.N. Chaturvedi Prof. Dinesh Singh
125

Prominent Visitors
Sh. Ashok Gehlot Sh. Ajay Maken Sh. Sachin Pilot
Dr. Montek Singh
Ahluwalia
Dr. Sukhadeo Thorat Dr. Namvar Singh Prof. Jayant Narlikar Dr. Ashok Vajpeyi
Sh. Anand Kumar Dr. Isher Ahluwalia Dr. Jaynthi Ravi Smt. Chanda Kochhar
126

University in News
127

Congratulation
to
for
Accreditation by NAAC
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