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11.7. WORKSHOP ON DISASTER MANAGEMENTTwo Days Workshop on “Disaster Management” sponsored by Savitribai Phule PuneUniversity, Pune was organized on 7th and 8th of February 2018. The purpose of this workshopwas aimed to reduce, or avoid, the potential losses from hazards, assure prompt and appropriateassistance to victims of disaster, and achieve rapid and effective recovery. Total 140 studentsfrom different colleges registered and participated in the program.The program began with inaugural function. Shri. Kanan Gopinathan, Collector, Dadra & NagarHaveli graced the program as Chief Guest. Esteemed Dignitaries on the dais “Shri. KananGopinathan, Shri. Ajit Deshpande, Dr. Pankaj Sharma, Dr. Sanjeev Acharya, Dr. PraveenaMulley and Dr. Rajiv Singh” were invited to light the inaugural lamp. The esteemed guest anddignitaries were welcomed with sapling and memento as a token of remembrance and gratitude.The dignitaries and participants were welcomed by Dr. Sanjeev Acharya, Principal throughwelcome address. Later Shri. Ajit Deshpande, Managing Trustee, SSR Memorial Trust, wasinvited to deliver presidential remarks. Further, Shri. Kanan Gopinathan was invited to share hisviews with the participants on the theme of the program. He provided an insight to the disastermanagement team of DNH and how tactfully and smartly are calamities handled which maynatural or due to human actions. The inaugural function ended with Vote of thanks given by Dr.Vishal Modi. 50 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

On Day one of the workshop, Shri. Jignesh Jadav, Disaster Management Professional, Disastermanagement Authority, Dadra and Nagar Haveli, and his team delivered lecture on Introductionto Disasters and Disaster management. He explained in detail disaster management cycle,precautions to be observed before, during and after the disasters. He explained the how disastercan be mitigated, how can be prepared for it, how hazards can be minimized and how theaffected humane kind be recovered to normal after facing the disaster.Later Shri. Jitendra Maharaj Sir, 108 Services, Department of Medical and Health Service,Dadra Nagar Haveli, gave a demonstration on “First Aid Management”. He demonstrated abouthandling of casualties in emergency condition. Further informed on what all precautions to beobserved while handling small and major injuries.On day two, Shri C. M. Rohit, Fire Station officer, Dadra Nagar Haveli, and his team performedMock Drill and simulations on Fire Safety. Purpose of this mock drill was to prepare and trainthe participants to effectively respond to workplace fires. The mock drill was made a grandsuccess with the cooperation of entire administration of DNH who were actively involved insimulating the disaster as much as a reality. The entire drill was aimed at giving employees andstudents an opportunity to practice emergency procedures in a simulated but safe environment.Simulation on fire safety was carried out under the guidance of Shri. C. M .Rohit, Fire StationOfficer, DNH FES.Later in the afternoon, Dr. Parvatraj Tamde, Psychiatrist, Shri. Vinoba Bhave Civil Hospital,DNH, was invited to deliver lecture on “Post Disaster Psychosocial Care”. He very wellexplained how to react and respond with the people hit and affected by the disaster. Next sessionwas delivered by Shri. Sandeep Kumar Sir, Deputy Controller of Explosives, PESO, Vadodara,Gujarat, on “MSIS Regulations”. He gave an Introduction to PESO (Petroleum and explosivesafety organisation). Later he explained regulations governing the petroleum and explosiveproducts. Last session was delivered by Shri. Kaushik Mahyavanshi, Director, Shahi SafetyServices, Daman, on “Fire Hazards and its safety precautions in Industry”. He explained aboutsafety measures that can be observed at the laboratory and industry. He also summarised theguide of NFPA system, provided knowledge about the codes used on the fire extinguishers andon the chemicals used in pharma industry.The program was concluded with Valedictory ceremony. Students provided their feedback in thegiven format and were also invited on stage to share their feedback about their two days’ 51 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

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11.8. WORKSHOP ON STUDENT’S PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENTOne day workshop on “Students Personality development” sponsored by Savitribai Phule PuneUniversity on 21st of February 2018. The workshop was coordinated by Dr. Vishal Modi, Asso.Professor and HOD, Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry. The objective of the programwas to explain the participants about the role of personality in development of career and itseffect on organization effectiveness.The workshop was inaugurated by Dr. Pankaj Sharma, PRO, SSR Memorial Trust, invited aschief Guest and Resource person. The first session was addressed by Dr. Pankaj Sharma wherehe discussed different aspects of interpersonal relations based on the ideas envisaged inTransactional Analysis and their relative significance in the context of functional effectivenessof organizations. Different types of transactions with their merits and demerits were discussed.Further, Dr. Pankaj Sharma delivered lecture on “Soft Skills Development” where students wereexplained the importance and relevance of soft skills in various professional endeavors. Theparticipants were provided insight on role of soft skills in day to day professional activities.Participants were further explained about leadership and leadership qualities.The last session was conducted by Dr. Sanjeev Acharya on “Team Building”. He veryeffectively explained the skills needed to work in a team. Also explained that working in teamcan lead to development of communication skills, boost morale of the employee/student, helpsin strategic and productive planning. It was also emphasized that working in team would lead tobreakthrough innovations.The proceedings were followed with Valedictory functions and ended with distribution ofcertificate to the participants. 56 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

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11.9. EXPERT LECTURE ON REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT (CHHATRAPATI SHIVAJI MAHARAJ JAYANTI CELEBRATION)Mr. Jigar Patel, Director, Mesayu Consultant, New Delhi, delivered a lecture on “RegulatoryEnvironment: Indian Perspective” on occasion of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti, 19th ofFebruary 2018 to Final Year B. Pharm Students. He discussed various basic aspects ofregulatory bodies like USFDA, MHRA, TGA, cGMP audits. He also shared his views on howthe students can prosper in regulatory department. He discussed the importance of such auditsin Indian Pharma companies and how these firms prepare themselves for the same. 58 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

11.10. ICT TOOLSTwo days Seminar cum Workshop on “Applications of ICT tools and teaching with Animationin Pharma Education” Sponsored by Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune was organized on26th and 27th of February 2018, for PG and Ph.D. scholars and academicians of Pharma. Theprogram was coordinated by Mr. Vipul Prajapati, Asso. Prof and HOD, Department ofPharmaceutics. The objective of the workshop was to familiarize the participants with the use ofvarious software and tools to enable teaching and learning with simulation. A level of lucid andlucrative teaching. Total 60 students and faculty participated as delegates.Eminent speakers from industries and academics were invited to share their knowledge. Theprogram began with inaugural function, where custom of lighting of the inaugural lamp bydignitaries “Dr. S. P. Bathe, Dr. Pankaj Sharma, Dr. Sanjeev Acharya, Dr. Praveena Mulley andDr. Rajiv Singh” was followed. The esteemed guest and dignitaries were welcomed with saplingand memento as a token of remembrance and gratitude. The dignitaries and participants werewelcomed by Dr. Sanjeev Acharya, Principal and Convener of the program, through welcomeaddress. Dr. Pankaj Sharma, PRO was invited to address the gatherings. The program wasgraced by Dr. S. P. Bathe, Deputy Registrar, Planning and development Section, SavitribaiPhule Pune University. He provided an insight to the program and on unique efforts being takenup by the university. The inaugural function ended with Vote of thanks given by Mr. VipulPrajapati.The technical session began with the first speaker of the day Mr. Ravi Krishna Pandey, HOD,Computer Engineering Department, Laxmi Institute of Engineering, delivered a talk on “TheVisual Learning: Basic Techs & Tricks with consideration to Pharmacy”. Through his lecturehe explained the importance of audio-visuals in learning process. The next session was followedby the presentation of Dr. Dhaivat Parikh, Institute of Pharmacy, Nirma University, Ahmedabad,on “Animation: A tool to empower PPT and its application for innovative teaching inPharmaceutics”. He wonderfully explained applications of powerpoint in preparing animationswith ease and simplicity. After a lunch break the third session was given by Dr. Hardik Bhatt,Asso. Prof. and HOD, Institute of Pharmacy, Nirma University, Ahmedabad, on “Importance ofICT tools and software for efficient teaching-learning in Pharmaceutical Chemistry’. Heexplained applications of different softwares used in study of pharmaceutical chemistry. The lastsession on day one was delivered by Dr. Lalji Baldaniya, Asso. Prof. and HOD, AnandPharmacy College, Anand, on “Animation in Pharmaceutics: An innovative teaching learningmethod”. He explained different softwares that can be useful to the PG scholars and also 59 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

explained varied tools which can be used in powerpoint for preparing presentation with ease. Healso explained tricks to smartly crack the questions during presentation.On Day two, the session commenced with talk of Dr. Anwar Shaikh, Prof. and HOD, MCEsAllana College of Pharmacy, Pune, on “Animations: An innovative tool in teaching learningprocess”. His session was quite informative and covered different topics such editing images,making videos, audio visuals, etc. The last session was covered by Dr. Roshan Palewar,Founder, DocRoSH Health Pvt. Ltd, Mumbai, on “Role of IoT and ICT in Pharma and future ofHealthcare”. He explained the importance of AI and technology in the field of Healthcare.The program was concluded with Valedictory ceremony. Dr. Ajay Pillai, Principal Scientist,NCCS (Unit of DBT), SPPU, Pune, was invited as a Guest of Honor for the Valedictoryfunction. Dr. Ajay Pillai gave a valedictory address and envisioned the participants with hismotivating words. At the end of day two, participants were presented with certificate during thevaledictory function and the session was concluded. 60 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

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11.11. EXPERT LECTURE ON HOW TO IMPROVE EMPLOYABILITY (BABA SAHEB AMBEDKAR JAYANTI)Shri. Tushar Patel, Head of TPC, Institute of Pharmacy, Nirma University, Ahmedabad,provided an insight on “How to improve employability” to the students of Final year B. Pharmand M. Pharm on occasion of Baba Saheb Ambedkar Jayanti, 10th of April 2018.He shared hisexpert opinions regarding various opportunities in pharma sector. He also discussed thefuturistic scenario of the industry and how to get prepared for the same. He also guided thestudents with some important tips while facing the interviews. 64 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

12. EXTENSION ACTIVITIES 12.1. HYGIENE DRIVEAn extension activity was undertaken by Students of Third Year B. Pharm under the guidance ofMr. Parixit Prajapati (Coordinator of Students Extension Activity) and Mrs. Niyatee Thakor(Member) to spread the awareness in the society. Students performed mime on “Hygiene drive”and “Say No to Addiction” on 16th of February 2018 at Government Higher Secondary school,Galonda, to spread awareness on hygiene and addiction in people of UT of Dadra and NagarHaveli. 65 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

12.2. COUNSELING WEBINAR ON MHT CET 2018With objective of delivering information regarding MHT CET 2018 and various opportunities inEngineering, Pharmacy and Agricultural Education, a webinar titled “MHT-CET 2018 andopportunities in Engineering, Pharmacy and Agricultural Education”, was organized by StateCET Cell, Maharashtra State, Mumbai in association with All India Council for TechnicalEducation (AICTE) on 21st of April 2018 from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. SSR College of Pharmacywas selected as one of the centre for this webinar. Total 20 candidates registered andparticipated in the webinar. 12.3. MHT CET 2018A one day Seminar was organized on “MHT CET 2018 & Career Guidance with Scope ofPharmacy”on 3rd of May 2018 for students of 12th science stream. The program wascoordinated by Mr. Parixit Prajapati, Asst. Professor, Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry.In all 35 Students with parents and guardians participated from different regions of Dadra &Nagar Haveli, Gujarat and Maharashtra in the program.The day began with a traditional lamp lighting ceremony. Dr. Pankaj Sharma. Public RelationOfficer, SSR Memorial Trust gave a welcome address and welcomed the participants. The firstseminar was delivered on the topic “How to crack MHT CET 2018” by Mr. Parixit Prajapati. Heexplained the entire exam pattern and important points to be remembered while appearing in the 66 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

exam in a very systematic and simplistic manner. The second lecture was delivered by Dr.Sanjeev Acharya, Principal, on the topic “Scope of Pharmacy”. He comprehended theimportance of pharmacy and explained endless opportunities of pharmacy profession with theparticipants. The last seminar was delivered by Dr. Chirag Patel, Asst. Prof., Department ofPharmacology, on “Introduction to SSR College of Pharmacy”. Through his presentation hetook the participants on the virtual tour of the college. Later the participants interacted with thefaculty, had an institute visit and shared their experience of the day in the form of feedback. 67 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

13. TRAINING AND PLACEMENT CELL (VDP) 13.1. PLACEMENT DETAILS, 2016-17 SR. NAME OF THE POSITION DETAIL NO. STUDENT Pharmacist (Data1 Assistant) Joined at Sir Mansinhji Hospital, Taleti2 Mr. Deraiya Basit Pharmacist road, Palitana in Sept. 2017.3 Hajibhai (B.Pharm.) Package: Rs. 2.1 lac per annum.4 Mr. Ghadiali Anuj QA Officer Joined at Microlabs Ltd, ML4, Eye drops,5 Viral Bangalore in Aug. 2017.6 Mr. Jadhav Mihir Regulatory Package: Rs. 2.11 lac per annum7 Affairs Officer Joined at Baader Schulz Laboratories Ltd., Ms. Mahajan Swati Pharmacist Dabhel, Vapi,in June 2018.8 Package: Rs. 1.7lac per annum9 Mr. Paltankar Akash Production Joined at Meril Life Science Ltd., Vapi in10 Officer June 201711 Mr. Patil Sudarshan RA Officer Package: Rs. 1.45 lac per annum.12 Joined at Danish Pharmacy, Olive Ms. Shrivastav Ranu QA Officer Hospital, Nr. Gunjan, Vapi in Sept. 2017.13 Package: Rs. 1.56 lac per annum Mr. Yadav Dinesh Production Joined at IPCA Laboratories Ltd., Athal, in officer Sept 2017 Mr. Rawal Girish Regulatory Package: Rs. 1.45 Lac per annum. Affairs Officer Joined as an Officer of Regulatory Affair Ms. Memon Karishma Production area of Meril LifeScience Ltd., Vapi in officer July 2017. Mr. Dhindha Hospital Package: Rs.1.45 lac per annum Prakashbhai Pharmacist Joined at USV Pharma. Pvt. Ltd., Daman Ms. Chaudhari in June 2017. Ranjanben Retail Pharmacist Package: Rs. 1.5 lac per annum Joined at USV Pharma. Pvt. Ltd., Daman Mr. Chaudhari Sajjan in June 2018. Package:Rs. 1.30 lac per annum Joined at Aarti Chemicals Ltd., Sarigam,on March 2018. Package: Rs. 1.40 Lac per annum Joined at Umedika Lab. Ltd., Vapi in Dec. 2017. Package:Rs. 1.5 lac per annum Joined as a Hospital Pharmacist at Ami Hospital Chikhli, Gujarat with in Dec. 2017 Package:Rs. 1.08 Lac per annum. Joined as a Retail Pharmacist at Surat in Feb. 2018. Package:Rs. 1.3 lac per annumOut of total 48 students of Final Year B.Pharm. Of A.Y. 2016-17, total 13 students were placed for job atsuitable area in Pharmacy field, 28 students selected post-graduation program (M.Pharm.:19 students 68 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

procured admissions at their alma mater itself, 9 students at other institute of india), and 3 students areactively involved in their family business. 13.2. ACTIVITIES OF TPC, 2017-18 13.2.1. MOUFor promotion of academic training and scientific exchange purpose on 16th of May 2018 firstMoU (Memorandum of Understanding) was signed between Green Cross Health Innovation,GIDC, VAPI (FDA Approved GMP Certified Co., Manufacturing Ayurvedic Medicines) andour SSR College of Pharmacy, Sayli-Silvassa, U.T. of D.N.H., India.Various activities willproceed on the basis of such MoU for the benefits of both parties. 13.2.2. Companies invited for campus placementTraining and Placement Cell (TPC) of institute had invited ‘Medisol Lifesciences Pvt. Ltd.,Valsad, Gujarat’, on 8th of May 2018 for campus drive 2018. 3 students of B.Pharm. NamelyMr. Rohit Cheriyala, Ms. Suman Rathore and Ms. Mansi Gaud were selected as Productionchemist trainee, QA Chemist trainee and QA Officer, respectively with earning package of Rs.1.8 Lac per annum. 2 students of M.Pharm.,namely Mr. Monil Desai and Ms. Manali Guravwere selected as QA Chemist trainee and QC Chemist trainee, respectively with earning packageof Rs. 2.1 lac per annum. 69 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

‘Sidmak Lifesciences Pvt. Ltd., Valsad, Gujarat’ was invited on 9th of May 2018 for campusdrive 2018. Mr. Dipesh Surti (M.Pharm. Pharmaceutics) was selected as a Junior Scientist atFormulations & Development with annual package of Rs. 2.10 lac. 13.2.3. INDUSTRIAL VISIT, 2017-18SSR College of Pharmacy had organised an industrial visit for Students of Third Year B. Pharmat “SUN PHARMA” Dadra on 2nd September 2017 and at “IPCA LABORATORY” Athal on21st August, 2017. The industrial visit was coordinated and headed by Ms. Madhavi Ghumare(Coordinator of industrial visit). The technical team members of the industry explained anddemonstrated to students on different aspects related to layout of solid dosage formmanufacturing area for various purposes viz. Blending, granulation, size separation,compression, safety requirements during formulation development of tablets, variousresponsibilities of QC and QA department, raw material storage and inspections. 70 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

14. SPORTS AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIESAnnual Sports Meet:A sport is the requisite for promoting healthy society as it rejuvenate body, sharpen skills,enlivens spirits and produces agility and strength in body and mind. For the same, every yearSSR Memorial Trust organizes “Annual Sports Meet” in the college campus which last for threedays. Annual Sports Meet 2018 was held from 22nd to 24th of January 2018. The sports eventbegins with the inaugural and torch lighting ceremony. Students and faculty participates indifferent sports event such as cricket, volleyball, basketball, tug of war, table tennis, shotput,discuss throw, 100 meters running and chess. At the end of the day 3, the winners are honoredwith certificate and trophy. This year total 90 students of B. Pharm participated in differentsports event. 71 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

Cultural activities:The institute strongly believes that along with academic curriculum the sports and other co-curricular activities in student's life helps him to develop overall personality. The instituteorganizes fresher party every year welcome the first year students and to develop a healthyrelationship with their seniors. So also the final year students are given a warm farewell party.The students volunteer arrange such events with enthusiasm and also give their best culturalperformances. Apart from these events the institute provides platform for young minds tocelebrate days. During this week there are interclass competitions of dance, singing, drama,ramp walk, best out of waste, rangoli etc. The winners are acknowledged with the certificates. 72 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

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15. GRADUATION DAYOn 11th of March 2018, convocation ceremony for students graduated in the year 2017 was heldat SSR Memorial Campus. The ceremony was graced by the presence of Dr. Ashok Chavan,Controller of Examination, Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune as Chief Guest, Shri. MohanS. Delkar, Chairman, SSR Memorial Trust as Guest of Honor and Dr. Pramod Bhadakwade,Deputy Registrar, Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune. The Ceremony began with atraditional system of lamp lighting by esteemed dignitaries “Dr. Ashok Chavan, Shri. Mohan S.Delkar, Dr. Pramod Bhadakwade, Shri. Ajit Deshpande, Dr. Pankaj Sharma, Dr. SanjeevAcharya, Dr. Rajiv Singh and Dr. Praveena Mulley”. Later the ceremony was proceeded withreciting the University song to imbibe a feeling of oneness with the SPPU family. Shri. MohanS. Delkar gave a Presidential remarks, Dr. Ashok Chavan and Dr. Pramod Bhadakwade wereinvited to share their valuable words with the graduates. Later, students were honored with theirUniversity Degree Certificates. The graduation ceremony ended with national anthem. 74 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

16. UNIQUE PRACTICES (VGP/PBP) 16.1. Orientation program for First Year B. PharmThis year college has taken up a unique initiative of organizing an orientation program for thenew students entering in bachelors and master’s program. The program is designed to introducestudents to the college life and to navigate the campus. Generally the sessions are madeinteractive by introducing them to the academic program through lectures and presentation.They are given knowledge about different innovative co-curricular and entertaining extra-curricular activities that takes place in the institute. They are given information about instituteresources and support services that are being offered and their utilization. Through this programthey get an opportunity to familiarize themselves with their fellow classmates. The programworks as an open forum to get their questions answered. 16.2. Concept of course coordinator and class coordinatorThe institute has adopted a concept of course coordinator, who plays an important role inmaintaining the quality and integrity of a course. The role of course coordinator encompassespreparing lesson plan, course file, course website, designing and developing educationalresources, assessment, course evaluation and student’s learning outcomes. The coursecoordinator plays a key role in maintaining the quality and consistency of instruction of thecourse assigned. They are responsible for providing the course overview. A separate ClassCoordinators is appointed for every class who is responsible for coordinating with the entireclass. They are responsible to inform students about classes, lectures and any prospect related tothe students. A student’s representative can approach them with an intent to resolve an issuerelated to day to day activities taking place at college. 16.3. Course websiteCourse website are the medium through which the students are kept updated about the courses.Course websites are prepared by the course coordinator of respective course. Course websiteincludes learning objectives of the course, syllabus, academic calendar, academic lesson plan,attendance record, course time table, examination result, lectures notes, handouts and previousyear question paper. It includes a dedicated section to highlight the student of the month basedon different criteria such as attendance, class involvement, participation in co-curricular andextracurricular activities, etc. The criteria are solely decided by the course coordinator of aparticular course. In a nutshell, a student can have an access to anything related to course at oneplace. 75 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

16.4. Mentoring policy (NT)The institute has initiated a unique practice of Mentoring to provide technical and professionalguidance to students which mould the students to achieve their career paths. Each class ofPharmacy programme has been divided in a 3 batches who are assigned with each facultymember to provide close supervision on the progress of student. Several interacting sessionswere conducted to build a healthy mentor mentee relationship and to understand the strengthsand weaknesses of each students. Mentoring sessions also helped to identify fast and slowlearners and the reasons behind individual learning process where in it helped the mentor to trainand motivate slow learners to improve their academic performance. Fast learners were motivatedto register for MOOC courses and to give their best entrance exams like GPAT. On the basis ofstatistical evaluation of the data recorded during mentoring sessions such sessions haveremarkably improved the overall academic results of institute. 16.5. Online leave system for studentsThis year college have put into practice an online leave system both for students and faculty.Students can apply for leave through online leave system, which reduces the paperwork for thecoordinator. The objective of developing the system is to keep a track record of the leaves takenby a student. This system is a transparent system and it helps in keeping traceability of the leaverecords of the students. The system is helpful to find out whether the student's abide to theinstitute leave policy. With the online system, the leave data of student is easily accessible andmanageable. 16.6. Enrichment courses and MOOC’s (VAS)A massive open online course (MOOC) is a free Web-based distance learning program that isdesigned for the participation of large numbers of dispersed students. The students arecounselled and guided for enrolling through swayam, coursera etc. which offers variety ofsubject, open to everyone adding more depth to the subject and boosting the resume of thecandidates. Details of Faculty and students enrolled and cleared enrichment courseSr. Name of the Faculty Topic Duration OrganizationNo. SWAYAM, 3 months MHRD & AICTE1 Mr. Ishvarchandra A Study Guide in (22/01/1018 to NPTEL online Parmar organic retrosythesis: 13/04/2018) certification, Problem Solving 4 months Approach2 Dr. Himanshu K. Patent law for Solanki engineers and scientists 76 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

3 Dr. Chirag Patel Antimicrobial 1.5 months funded by resistance - theory and 3 months ministry HRD, methods Govt of India, IIT Madras4 Mr. Minesh Chunara Scientometrics Technical (Librarian) University of Denmark (DTU) /coursera SWAYAM, MHRD & AICTESr. Name of the Topic Duration OrganizationNo. Student First Year M. Pharm University of 1 Priyanshi Patel Copanhagen/ Diabetes- A Global 3 months 2 Jiwani Munaf Coursera 3 Mehul Rohit challenge NPTEL online 4 Aditya Singh certification, 5 Ashwani Yadav Patent Drafting For 4 weeks Beginners funded by ministry HRD,6 Akash Rathod Planning, Auditing and 3 months Govt of India, IIT Maintaining Enterprise 3 month4 Simran Khan Systems 2 months Madras5 Kajal Patil Diabetes- A Global 1 month University of6 Komal Jadhav challenge7 Jinal Prajapati colorado/ Nanotechnology: A coursera Maker's Course University of Six sigma principles Copanhagen/ Coursera8 Nikky Alic Waghela Nanotechnology 1 month Coursera Second Year M. Pharm University of Georgia9 Monil Desai Introduction to 2 months (kennesaw state molecular spectroscopy university)10 Kuldip Yadav Basic 1 month Coursera University of manchester Swayam60 students of First Year B. Pharm have registered for enriching their knowledge on the onlinetopic of Organic chemistry on SWAYAM, developed by MHRD and AICTE.77 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

17. SCHOLARSHIPThe institute every year applies in different scholarship scheme for the students to support themfinancially. With the due efforts of the coordinator, Mr. Virag A. Shah, this year total 11students of B. Pharm have been benefited through the same. At postgraduate level, total 16students students have been benefited. The PG scholarship is coordinated by Dr. HimanshuSolanki.SR. NO. SCHOLARSHIP DETAILS AMOUNT NO. OF STUDENT 1 SANCTIONED BENEFITED Rajarshi Chhatrapati Shahu 09 Maharaj Shikshan Shulk 3,41,859 Shishyavrutti Yojana Name of students benefited1. Maurya Ankit 6. Thombare Vijay2. Pallar Anita 7. Ghule Sayali3. Gharge Omkesh 8. Solanki Aasif4. Rahane Akshada 9. Shukla Abhijit5. Londhe Vaibhav Dr. Punjabrao Deshmukh Vasti gruh 6,000 022 Nirvah Bhatta Yojana Name of students benefited1. Solanki Aasif 2. Shukla Abhijit PG Scholarship for GPAT Qualified3 Students admitted to M.Pharm 16,17,200 16 (Rs. 12400 per month) Name of students benefited1. Siddhi Vaidya, 9. Aditya Singh2. Riya Punamiya 10. Kirti singh3. Prachi Bhandari, 11. Jinal Prajapati4. Manali Gurav, 12. Mehul Rohit5. Kajal Ahir, 13. Divyanka Patel6. Gulzar Kamdar, 14. Jayshree Patel7. Munaf Jiwani 15. Pradnya Jadhav8. Akash Rathod 16. Priyanshi Patel78 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

18. APPROVAL OF FACULTIES, 2017-18University approvals for Teaching Staff were obtained on 21st of September 2017 for followingfaculties from Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune.SR. NO. DEPARTMENT NAME OF FACULTY DESIGNATION 1. Dr. Acharya Sanjeev Principal Assistant Professor1 Pharmacognosy Rameshchandra 2. Ms. Vandana Govindbhai Patel2 Pharmaceutical 1. Dr. Modi Vishalkumar Shashikant Associate Professor Chemistry3 Quality 1. Dr. Desai Sonalkumari Sumanbhai Associate Professor Assurance 2. Mrs. Niyatee Saurabh Thakor Assistant Professor 1. Mrs. Priyanka Bharatbhai Patel Assistant Professor4 Pharmaceutics Assistant Professor 2. Mrs. Madhavi Pritesh Ghumare5 Pharmacology 1. Dr. Chirag Amrutlal Patel Assistant Professor This year institute has appointed two new faculty, Ms. Bhagyashri Patel as Assistant Professor in department of Pharmacology in the month of January 2018 and Dr. Shalaka Dhat as Associate Professor in Department of Pharmaceutics in the month of June 2018.79 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

19. LIST OF PROJECTS APPROVED UNDER IAEC, 2017-18SR. NAME OF TITLE OF RESEARCH ANIMALS REF. NO. APPLICANT PROJECTNO.1 SSR/IAEC/2017/01 Dr. Jalaram For M. Pharm Sem-I and Sem-II Rat -41 Thakkar Swiss albino mice -302 SSR/IAEC/2017/02 Dr. Sanjeev Development and evaluation of Swiss albino Acharya antiobesity ready to drink mice-148 formulations as full spectrum weight management concept based on ayurveda literature.3 SSR/IAEC/2017/03 Mr. Virag Shah Brain targeting of doxorubicin Wistar rats- by using nanosunspension via 192 nasal route4 SSR/IAEC/2017/04 Dr. Himanshu Formulation and evaluation of Wistar rats- Solanki probiotic for treatment of kidney 24 disease5 SSR/IAEC/2017/05 Mr. Evaluation of anti-arthritis Wistar rats- Tarashankar activity 36 Basuri6 SSR/IAEC/2017/06 Dr. Sanjeev Development and evaluation of a SD Rats-96 Acharya novel homeopathic preparation along with its standardization and preclinical safety & efficacy studies80 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

20. ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONSSR College of Pharmacy Alumni Association (SSRCPAA) formed in year 2018 aims to linkthe alumni to the institution, develop synergistic plans to support the institution and achieve itsvision.Objective:- 1. To establish and maintain an alumni association structure–council, chapters, batch representative that will enable in the smooth governance of the association. 2. To inspire alumni to enhance the excellence of the institution. 3. To maintain latest database of Alumni and to provide a platform to interact online to each other. 4. To organize talk of Alumni to share their experience with current students. 5. To provide financial assistance to economically poor students. 6. To create special funds and render assistance to students of the institute through grants, scholarships and prizes and to provide assistance in academics, placement or any other area as appropriate.Following are the office bearers of SSRCPAA SSR College of Pharmacy Alumni Association (SSRCPAA)SR. NO. DESIGNATION NAME OF MEMBER1 Secretary, SSR Memorial Trust Mr. Keshubhai V. Patel2 President (Principal, SSR College of Pharmacy) Dr. Sanjeev R. Acharya3 Vice President (Active Alumni, SSRCP) Mr. Parimal Thakor4 Treasurer/Secretary (Staff, SSRCP) Mr. Virag A. Shah5 Members 1. Representative of Trust Dr. Pankaj Sharma 2. Staff, SSRCP Dr. Himanshu Solanki 3. Staff, SSRCP Ms. Madhavi Ghumare 4. Alumni SSRCP Mr. Ankur Prajapati 5. Alumni SSRCP Ms. Jyoti Dubey 6. Alumni SSRCP Mr. Umesh Gujjar 7. Alumni SSRCP Mr. Kaj Kanhai 8. Alumni SSRCP Mr. Mayank Singh81 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

9. Alumni SSRCP Mr. Monik Bhandari10. Alumni SSRCP Mr. Harsh Pathak11. Alumni SSRCP Ms. Pauravi Gandhi82 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

GOVERNING BODIES 20.1. Internal complaint committee(As per section 4 AICTE (Gender, sensitization, prevention, and prohibition of sexualharassment of women employees and student and redressal of grievances in technicalinstitutions) regulation, 2016 vide no. F.AICTE/WH/2016/01 dated 10TH June 2016) Sr. Name of internal complaint Designation of ICC Representation No. committee with contact no. members1 Associate Professor, Dr.Sonal S.Desai Co-ordinator SSR College of Pharmacy2 Contact No.:9820520181 (Presiding officer)3 Assistant Professor,4 Mrs. Madhavi Ghumare Teaching Faculty SSR College of Pharmacy5 Contact No.:9824157154 Member6 Ms. Vandana Patel Assistant Professor, Contact No.: 9723537532 Teaching Faculty SSR College of Pharmacy Member Mrs.Jagruti Parekh Lab assistant, Contact No.: 9979178519 Non-teaching staff SSR College of Pharmacy Mr. Vinod Nair Member Contact No.:7046301414 Computer , Non-teaching staff SSR College of Pharmacy Mr.Nipun Pandya Member Contact No.: 9737957947 Member from NGO President, NGO Kartavya7 Miss Kajal Ahir PG Student SSR College of Pharmacy representative SSR College of Pharmacy8 Miss Vidhi Patel SSR College of Pharmacy UG Student9 Miss Shipra Rath representative UG Student representative 20.2. Committee for SC/ST(As per the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989,No. 33 OF 1989, dated 11.09.1989)Sr. Name of committee for SC/ST Designation of members Contact no. Assistant Professor,No. members SSR College of Pharmacy1 Mr. Ishwarchadra Parmar 9879016814 Assistant Professor, SSR College of Pharmacy2 Ms.Bhagyshri Patel 8155940703 Lab Assistant,3 Mr.Chirag N. Patel 9714089007 SSR College of Pharmacy83 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

4 Mr. Chandrakant Patel 9979219674 Administrative officer, S.S.R.5 Mr. Dipak M. Patel 9714488045 Memorial Trust6 Mr. Dharmesh Solanki 9714491947 Media Representative of Silvassa Administrative Officer, S.S.R. Memorial Trust 20.3. ANTI-RAGGING COMMITTEE(As per All India Council for Technical Education notified Regulation for prevention andprohibition of ragging in AICTE approved Technical Institutions vide No. 37-3/ Legal/ AICTE/2009 dated 01.07.2009)Sr. No. Name of Anti-Ragging Representation Designation of Anti- Committee Members with Ragging Committee Principal, Contact No. SSR College of Members Chairman1 Dr. Sanjeev R.Acharya Pharmacy Member Contact No.:9081160003 Senior Teaching Staff, Member Mr. Vipul D. Prajapati SSR College of Member2 Pharmacy Member Member Contact No.: 9824284159 Rector, SSR Colleges Boys Hostel Member Mr. Charanjit Singh3 Rector, SSR Colleges Member Girls Hostel Asst. Prof. Member Ms. Sunanda Kangane Police Representative of4 Contact No.: 9909764906 Silvassa5 Ms. Chhaya Tandel Contact No.: 9825999944 Media Representative of6 Mr. Dipak M. Patel Silvassa Contact No.:9714488045 First Year Class Teacher Mr. Ishwarchadra Parmar (UG/PG), SSR College7 of Pharmacy Contact No.: 9879016814 Second Year Class8 Mrs.Priyanka B.Patel Teacher(UG/PG), SSR Contact No.: 9879920345 College of Pharmacy Office Representative of9 Mrs. Apexa V. Shah, LDC Contact No.:9924471615 SSR College of Pharmacy 84 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

10 Mr. Dipta Sarkar Final Year B. Pharm. / Member Contact No.: 9898053236 M.Pharm. Admitted Member Dr. Jiten Naik Student Representative11 Parent representative of admitted student of First Year B. Pharm./ M.Pharm.85 SSR COLLEGE OF PHARMACY| Annual Progress Report 2017-18

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